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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
alsw advertisements.
EARM FOR SALE IN RUTLAND,
IL VERMONT,

Tho subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
three miles north OF the hourishing village o.
Rutland, containing To- acres OF excellent land.
ON said farm Is a good house and all the necessary
barns and out buildings sufficient 10 store the
crops and shelter the stock and tools, Never isli,
ins sprln, water ia house and barns spledli
sugar orchard and good sugar house,
said Farm viii keep 20 or - cows and team,
and can be improved 10 keep much more. Cheese
factory within twenty minutes drive, Meadows
level aud free from stone 4 very easy farm y
carry on. and in one 81 the bes, neighhoEhoods in
the world.
Rntlnna o.t IS. lsgs. Swim
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FAIRFIELD SEMINARY.

Winter term opens, Tuesday. Dec. Sth. Nine
Teachers, axs commodious buildings, extensive
Gymnasium and Military Department. Reading
Room well furnished. Diplomas awarded in the
literary, musical and commercial departments.
Tuition, common English IS, languages, - extra.
Board, fuel. washing, and furnished room per term
of Is weeks, "a. Rooms for self bosrders, s5 per
term. No ardent spirits sold in the village Send
for circular. W. A. BRowNELL, A. NJ,
Principal
Fairfield, n, Y, t9Vsm,
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NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS
OSTER BROTHERS,

II AVE JUST RETURNED FROM
1 1 market with full assortment in their line,
GOODS, Ready-made CLOTHING. GROCE-
RIES, HARDWARE, CRoCKERY, DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and DYE
STU Fs, and in fact everything pertaining 10 a
good assortment Of goods usually kept in a
country store.
The above goods have been bought fuf cash aud
will be sold at the lowest living prices.
To Ny FORMER PArHoys have associated with
me c, IL. FOSTER and the business will be carried
on as above under the style OF fosTER BRoTHHRs.
1 take this opportunity of thanking my friends
and former patrons for their patronage and am
IN hopes Of continuance OF the same. All debts
will be settled by the new firm.
e. II. FOSTER.
c, W. FOSTER.
Cuttingsville, Nov. lst, 1865. 46.wlms
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OF the medicines used in pulmonary eonsump-
ton, no one, or any combination OF them, has
proved 50 efficient as THE CONSTITUTIONAL
RENONAIOR. This Is a preparation composed
Of powerful vegetable substances In skilful eombi
nation. possessing penetrating properties that
search and cleanse and iuylgorate the system,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy yitalitics.
Consumption, in its first stages, IS always cured
by II thousands, who have been gwen up by their
physicians incurahle, have been restored to
perfect health BY the use of the RENOvATOR.
1t is the most prompt, tafe and pleasant alterna-
tive and pulmonary medicine In the world; and
when properly administered, 1t will often by puri-
lying the blood and stimulating the system, cure
many complaints which II would not be supposed
it could reach. Coughs, influenza, horseness,
crop or luyes pleurisy inflammation Of the lungs,
pain and soreness ofthe breast difficulty Of breath
ing and many other diseases OF the lungs and
chest disappear with its though by magic.
In the first stage OF Consumption the RENO
NAf0R acts as 4 specific, and is capable Of pro-
duc'ng, hy direct influence OF its own the reno.
val OF the deposited, tuberculous matter. 1t in
ylgurates Digestion improves the character OF the
blood, and by peculiar power modities the nutrl-
trNe process a. to remove entirely the tendency
to the deposition Of tuberees. 1t has the great
advantage OF uniting tonic influence over the
digestive and nutrltiye functions, with sedative
action upon the nervous system and the general
circulation, which Is Of the greatest advantage in
febrlle stages OF the disease.
Alter person takes the RENOEATOR for a
short time he becomes feshy, exchanges his pale
ness for a rudy or healthy color, and feels him
selfnearly quite well. Every physician should
recommend their patients TO keep it always on
hand
Any one wishing their lungs examined, or to
consult on any disease whatever, can call on On.
HYLTON free OF charge.
ThoRENOyATOR is sold by Druggists and
storekeepers throughout the United States and
Canaaas
Should your druggist not have it, write innme-
diately to DE. HILTON, who will send the
RENOVATOR, by Express, TO any locality, upon
application to the
NCIPAL OFFICR,
40, No. sru SrRgYr, ,phTLsptLrBIA, PA.
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TO THE HONORABLE THE

ITO THE HONORABLE THE
i supreme Court Of the State Of Vermont.
next TO be held at Rutland, within and for the
county Of Rutland, on the first Monday after the
fourth Tuesday in January next
Your Libellant, volena s. D,okerman, respect,
fully represents that he maiden name was oltna
g. Reckard; that she has resided within said
County Of Rutland for more than three yenrs last
past and that she now resides at DANNY IN sad
County that on the 18th day Of January, lst2 at
Dorset in the County Of bennington, she vas duly
married TO Edward A. Dickerman, by James Is.
Wood, Esq, then a Justice OF the peace within
and for the said County OF Bennington that On
or about the first day Of October j.. D. 1865, tie
said Edward A. Dickermsn, without any Justtiia
BILE cause, wilfully deserted her, and has ever
since continued TO DO So wherefore she Yr4ys
that decree OF divorce, in due form or law may
be granted her from her said husband.
Dated at Dandy, in said County Of Rutland,
this 18th day Of November, A. D., lsGs
NoLENA :. DICkERMAN
STATE OF VERMONT, The iprcgrsag LII
RUTLAND COUNTY, 5 5: bel bstes present
ed to me, and it appearing that Ed-afd a. lhck'
erman, the party complained ofshsr'th' y Win
out this State, 1t is ordered sat he BE- summoned
10 annaar and answer = said libel bcfur, the sa-
nreme Cont NEXT - De held at Rutland within
and for the ;tTrsT If Rutlaii! the :i,st Monday
or The fo,s III Tuesday in January next, by pub
icston :. the foregoing libel and this rder inthe
utls.id Herald, newspaper printed ~ sal
r. eiand, three weeks successfully, the last Of
which publication to be not less than SIX weeas be-
fore the aforesaid term Of said Court.
Given under my hand at Rutland aforesaid, this
j. PROuT,
Judge of supreme Court.
n. u. Hall, attorney for L,belisnt a'w5N.
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DARN FOR SALE.

DARN FOR SALE.
The Subscriber offers for Sale the Farm belong
Ing to the late
JERUSHA ALLEN,
located about miles from Rutlsnd village,
ON THE POST ROAD.
There are from 80 TO loo acres OF the Farm aise
"A acres, one half mile of that can go with it
THE BUILDINGS ARE GOOD.
For further particulars enquire OF Henry y as
on the Farm, or Of the Subscriber
r. q. GIBSON,
1mIntstrator,
Rutlsud, VT, Nov, Path, 1868. s"im'
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TESTIMONIALS,
=" regdtd Mr.. Eddy as one of the, most ftt,ahl,
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official Intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their ap-
phcatlons in a form 10 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
" Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof ri great talent and ability on
his part, leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply 10 HIM to procure their Patents as they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. = JOHN TAGHART.n
Boston, Jan. !, 1868. l:wlv
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sNMAN' ecNoha h'htatkA'
OF VERMONT, DISTRlC
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- u Rutland s. The Probate Court iar the
District Of Rutland,
To all persons interested 10 the state g ie#c
u, I.eaened late Of Wallngiori, IN said district,
deceased, uNAhiiA"s
By the authority Of the state Of Vermont you
arr hereby notified TO appear before the sad ltn-
bate Court, al the Probate Once IN hat,sh9, ~
SAID district on the 81 Tuesday of Dec, A, D. lss
to show cause, II any you have, Why the account
OF J. W, Alnsworth administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased should not b. allowed, and also
why the residue Of said estate should not L. DIS.
tTibuted 20 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated az Rutland, in said district, this 18th day
Of November, \. u. ls6s.
w. e, EDGERTOS,
AsatnnI Rp#r.t.Y
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TO THE FARMER s.
Ii I'D Es' HI ID Z 5 /!

u HE TANH ISIs u
HIDES HIDES!
Ten cents pound paid for good Beef Hides de-
iieered at our sannery OF at our ONCE on Main
Street.
4sv2mos.. GEORGE GRAVES 4 SON,
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Tins formidable complaint Is met with in persons
ui every age, aud Of either sex throughout
thu known World. The symptoms Of
& q \ $ L NJ 7 L | o \
hardly need i detailed description,
The Harr,,sinR Cough by day aud by night the
impaired appetite aud disturbed digestion the
loss oi bio,d from the lungs tl,e steadily aug
lAruuu@ debility the short breathing; the
rNhaustlng uleht-swvats the hectic fever,
the deceptive blush which TINS imparts to
ehpek the temporary improvements
the rcltp.e the great vlvIiness OF the
imagination, 50 strangely contrast-s
ing with the wearing frame
Are phenomena with which sad experience has
made not only every physician. but many a fire
sIis familiar The most constant OF all these
symptoms are the hermurrhage, the cough, and
the ernaclatlon. Til. Goueu ot c~s,avn Eros 10
Al frst dry, and followed by trothy expectora-
lion. As the disease advances the sputa thickens
THIS becomes greenish in color, stresked with yell
low consisting OF large, greenish masses OF
rounded form, or sometimes rounded yet with Jag
gel edges, which masses DO not sink in the cup
containing them, but float imperfeetly In "a thin
serum. These are the general symptoms Of the
disease which sweeps annually INTO premature
graves millions Of the human race; disease
which medicine has but seldom cured, wealth
warded of and tom which poverty could boast
no exemption. which sometimes moves in giant
strides and sometimes AZ a tardy sluggish pace
Tut, slow OF quick is generally sure and certain.
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Ps.-Men's Custom Work manufactured to
osasE, NAaaaA. ssptlSat, octASx kovsOrn
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Ifaal Notiffs.

STATE OF VERMONT, DIS
- tnet ii Rutland. $, The PROBATE Court taF
the District Of Rutland,
Andersen, late Of TlRmugth, in sad district de-
ceased, hAkkftN"t
blythe authority II the State u NeFlnont you
are hereby notified 20 appear before the SAIL Pro-
bate Court, ~ the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN
sad district, on the 81 Tuesday Of December, A,
ID, ls6s, 10 show cause, il any you have, Why the
account ai j.. W, AinswoTth, admlnlstfa 2
0i the estate ol said deceased should not b. cots
Fected and allowed, aud also Why the residue u
said estate should not II distributed 10 The pAile-
entitled thereto,
Dated al Rutland, in sand district, tn. lHb day
Of November, A, ID lsls
". q. EDGERTON,
4Sw3w. seooud Register,
NTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ Of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court ioT the
District Of Rutland
To all persons interested IN the estate Of oepkas
Stone, late OF Waglinstogl, m said distinct de-
ceased, aBEEftNdt
by the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are heIchy notified % appear before ssll Probate
Court, a. the Probate Once IN Rutland, IN sal
district, on the 50 Tuesday 81 Dee, \ u. lAus,
20 show cause, II any you have, why the account
OF J. W, Ainsworth, administrator ~ the q tbs
said deceased should not he allowed, and also Why
the residue IL said estate should not be dlstri.
bnted 10 the parties entitled thereto,
Dated AZ Rutland, IN said district, ths l1tl day
Of Now A. u. lsbs,
". q. EDdERTuN,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-11
Worth Their Weight in Geld.

A citizen of Harrison county commu-
nisates to Oxtoby & Dufield, as follows:
II am over seventy years old; have
used spectacles for near thirty years,
but have never had better pair OF
glasses than those 1 purchased at your
store; l can now see as well as could
when fifteen or twenty years old; my
eyes no longer pain me or feel weak;
the spectacles are rOrth Their freight in
gold Full supply of spectacles, eye
glasses. watches, clocks, iewelry and
fancy goods at .OxtOby & Duffield,s
Jewelry Store. 1913 Main street, west
side.
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Petroleo-CalCium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ provements Of the age is the process Of man.
utacturing gas By the PetroleO-C Calcium Gas
Company, OF Wheeling, West Virginia upon
patents of Or. J. Il. Connolly, from an almost
valueless product OF Petroleum Oil, irsstflunn,)
n com bination with lime. or lime and coal 80
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made bv any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
Intelligence in three hours. Ii sAs been thor
oughly tested upon such = scale, At the McLure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr. J. p. GilchriSt near the same city, as 20
IL the certainty Of its ahOrding entirely salts
factory results il the production Of small and
large quantities OF Gas. and can be with great
economy applied 70 Private Residences, SsBi-
gd1eS H1tsls, Factories lad CITES. lJlssuQeTlOr
20 any Gas now in use, not only a. 70 the safety,
simplicity, prscticaJlIty and great cheapness OF
manufacture but for it, superior brilliancy. soft
.nHarGce upon the sight, and freedom from the
sUlphurUus doors common 20 Gas
These facts the officers Of the company viii
AXE pleasure in demonstrating To those desiring
% .d0pt or interest themselves IN it. The com
psny will sell rights % manufacture IN Towns,
Counties. Districts or states, and direct ltteR-
ton - the following
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Distressing.

On last Friday child of Mrs. Sough,
living near the Vineyard OF George f.
Caldwell, Esq, on CaldwelPs Run, came
to its dea'h under the following circum-
stances: Mr.. G. having occasion 70
empty some wild cherries, the remains
of some bounce, some little boys gath
cred q quantity and gave them to four
little children of Mrs. Sough. The re-
suit was beastly intoxication, ending in
heavy slumber from which one Of the
little unfortunates never awakened;
the other three are slowly recovering
The mother is almost distracted, and TO
add to her trouble her husband is away
from home, having left in couse-
quenc of an apprehended diff
Guilty with the Senator from Up
shure county. No blame is at
Tackled to Mr. c. lie feels very sad
at the result of his thoughtlessuess, and
has spared neither time nor expense in
restoring the others to perfect health.
We have not learned the sex OF the de-
ceased
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BY Il. PATTON,

Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neer, No. 65
Jefferson street, Louisville, Ky.
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thy tissues. But as We propose to oeallh
facts, we proceed to give one or Two
cases in point. In the case OF Mrs-
Frum, to which we referred some weeks
since, the cancer came out entirely on
the asth of December, 1861. The easeer
weighed twenty ounces, and the snfiace
left exposed was seven inches IN length
five inches in width, and two inches IN
depth. The wound is now nearly
healed up and the patient is doing wei.
The case of Mr.. Ewers, OF Washington
county, Ohio, not heretofore referred to-
whe had a cancer growing from the IN
ner angle of the eye, and was
about as large rs eonl-
mon sized walnut. He had consuited a
number of physicians and treasee oy
others without effect. Several weeks
ago he Consulted DR.. Kisner, who re-
moved the Cancer without in the least
affecting the eye, thing Impossible
with the application of caustic, the sore
is all healed up smoothly and without
disfguring the face. The DR.. has
number under treatment, and among
them is a Mr.. Groves from West Virgin
ia, who suffered over six years with
Cancer on the nose. The diseased mass
is now gradually separating, and the
DR.. expects it to fall out in \ day or
two. This case can be seen By calling
at the Dr.,s residence. Just previous to
the entire separation Of the
Cancer, a photograph of each
is taken, which can be sent by mail, II
requested. As the Doctor invites inyes-
tigation from the medical profession,
we need add nothing further, but ad-
wise all interested to call and see for
themselves. His wonderful success IN
the treatment of this disease should be
known all over the land. The Doctors
terms are liberal and honest. As we
have witnessed the results of some OF his
cures, we vouch for the truth of what
he asserts in his card, and gratefully
recommend him TO all persons who may
be afflicted with cancer. Read the Doc
tors card in this mornings paper.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

THE NORWOODsC WITH
| iun corps Of able and experienced in
strlctors and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore will reopen On "Wednesday.
September. 3jth. l-d7 Tlc interest and AL
vaEcemsnt of the scholars vii receive the clos
esr personal attention. Address,
WILLIAM d. CABELL. Principal
Norwood T. o., Nelson ca. Va.
auEl6-tiil 0ctI
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uy,serisu- Disappearance

A number of the citizens of Pitts
burgh have lately been afflicted with q
manis for mysteriously disappearing
from among their friends, leaving no
trace rs to their whereabouts. During
the last three or four weeks we have
noticed the mention of at least six who
have thus suddenly absented themselves,
creating the impression that they have
been fouily dealt with In some cases,
however, they were we'll provided with
money from the Golfers of the too con-
6ding, but in others their actions have
been unaccountable. If this is mala-
dy that is likely to become contagious,
it would be advisable for our citizens
to take some action to prevent our city
from falling under its influence by
claiming the most mysterious with
chains of gold. We think they would
be satisfied under those circumstances.
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Ills seldom

IL IL seldom
The journalist feels himself called up
on TO distinctly point out any special
effort that has been put forth in behalf
of suffering humanity Us applied to bod
lily disease; because of the many medi-
cal quacks who fill our papers with
statements of wonderful cures perform
ed by them, rendering it a hazardous
aud almost disEepatsble task. But when
facts are submitted to our judgments,
an d truth is demonstrated by the evil
dsnce of our senses, it becomes our i'm
perative duty to proclaim to mankind
whatever affects their present welfare
and happiness.
The subject of Cancer Cure has Ion 9
engrossed the minds, and battted the
skill of the medical profession. 1t has
been confidently asserted that Cancer
cannot be removed without the aid OF
caustic or the knife, but it is now proven
beyond the possibility of doubt, and
q
bv the indisputable evidence of those
living in our midst, that positive and
permanent cure has been discovered
The secret of this discovery is in posses
sion of DR.. T. J. Kisner, of this city,
whose reputation as . successful physi'
clan is widely known. He has applied
I it successfully in cases that have been
pronounced hopeless, who are now re-
joieing in happy deliverauce from al
the terrors with which this fearful NAL
ady fills the mind. The process for the
removal of Cancer, Is performed BY him
consists in the application of q powder
twice daily, which has the wonderful
effect of DESTROYING the unsound part'
in . way wholly inscrutable. The
whole thing is done without using
knife or drawing a drop of blood, the
powder producing gradual and entire
separation of the disease from the heal
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SAT-.

NAILS.
~ 500 KEGS escorted sizes nails, best brands,
AZ MAXWELL & TINGLES.
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TeacherS Association.


The following is the proceedings Of
the regular Teachers Association of
Wheeling, held in the City Council
Rooms, February 5th:
There were present about fifty teach
ers, besides number of visitors.
After the opening of the meeting, the
first in order was u paper on the Ills
tory of Schools by S. w. Boyd, Priu
cipal of Seventh Ward School. This
was very able production and showed
we'll the scholastic ability and hIstOr-
zeal knowledge of Mr.. Boyd.
Next was an address on school Dis
cipline." by J. II. McNecheu, Principal
of Fifth Ward School. This address
occupied something over IA hour. 1t
was listened TO with much interest by
all present. He warned the teachers
against arbitrary, despOtic government
Ia the school room, stating that the
person was poor teacher whose sole
system Of discipl ne was found in the
rod. Mr. McNechen appealed warmly
to the teachers TO be conscious OF their
holy charge and Use well their power
in moulding death!ess intellect.
After this address Mr.. J. c. Tuttle
was called upon TO give description
aud the manner of working the Cleve-
land, Ohio, Public Schools, which he
had recently visited. As the time would
not permit, this was deferred until the
next meeting.
The following officers were then eho'
sen:-President, F. 5. Williams, Super
iateudent City Public Schools; Vice
President. J. +. Snowden, PriRclpal OF
Sd Ward School; Secretary, J. c. futile,
Principal 4th Ward School; Treas o. er
Miss Sue Taylor.
Committee of Arrangements-Miss
Jane A. Anderson, Messrs. J. II. Nc
Mecheu and T. Z. Blakely.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet Ut usual time and place on 2d Sat
ur,iay OF March.
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Cruelty To Animals.

We have frequently seen animals
overburdened with heavy loads, and we
deem il but justice that there should be
some legislative action taken in refer
ence to the matter. Almost any time
of the day there can be seen on Main
street poor horse laboring along with
a whole family npon his back, and a
COW sometimes surmounted with two
large specimes of humanity, and even
hogs trotting along with Young Amer
lea reversed on its back, holding on to
it's tail. This state of affairs demands
the humane attention of the members
of the legislature, and heavy penalties
should be exaeted from the offenders.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

On motion of Governor Stanton, Sam
uel p. Mccormack, Esq, was admitted
to practice in this court.
The case of A. B. Ellison and others
RS. Daniel Peck, was argued by Mr..
Richardson fer the appellants, and Mr..
Peck in his own behalf.
In the case Of J. Il A. Brakeley rs.
George W. Tuttle, William Ware
Peck, Esq, made a motion on behalf OF
the appellee to dismiss this cause, and
Mr.. Richardson for the appellant OPP
posed said motion.
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A Good Remedy.

We heard of good remedy yesterday
for persons who are benumbed from the
effects of cold, but We would rot advise
every body 20 use it. 1t is: take a lib
eral application of whisky both inter
nal and external, and continue TO in
crease the doses in size and number I'M
til it has the desired effect of warming
the patient. Il never fails when used
in sufficient quantities. Now don't
every body try to freeze to experiment
With this new remedy.