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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

A% T H e TRYING SEASON.-THE
searching winds the cold. drzzling rains the heavy
fogs. and occasional warm and moist days Of Morch
render It, upon the WHOLE the most unhealthy month
ofthe year. It's depressing influences are especially
unfavorable to iDvalids, and thousands Of persons
with feeble constitutions. who have borne the win
ter bravely break down In the first month Of spring
The variations Of temperature and cold east winds
are serious trial to the dyspeptic and bilious,
whose symptoms they invariably aggrsvate. Inter.
ment fever is also rife wherever there evoivable
poison In the water or the SOIL To enable the sys-
tom to combat these evils, there is nothing like o
good vegetable tonic and among this class Of medi-
cines HOSTEITER's STOMACH BrTTERs stand
supreme. Medical men prescribe 1t In preference to
any If the tonic preparations Of the pharm acopoeis
They are aware that the ordinary tinc.ures and
tracts are s hssed upon cheap alcohol which is sur
charged with an acrid essential oil, and absolutely
poisonous. They know, on the other hand, that the
rectifed essence Of the hnest rye grown IN this
country is the sole spirituous Ingredient OF HOS
TETTER'5 BIrTERs, and that the vegetable me-.
dcinal elements Of which it IL composed are of rare
efficacy. Hence, It has the confidence of physicians.
and finds it's way into hospitals where no other pro.
pris.ary medicine is sanctioned.
course Of the BITTER is especially recon-.
mended to persons of delicate habits Of both sexes.
~ tAAo DC"noAs Al 2oVor QbtClCCs Oh
West and South, quinine has been almost univer.
sally discarded rs chologogue and this invaluable
antdote to alarous disorders adopted in its stead
double gain is realized by the change. for the
Bitters unlike that dangerous alkaoid, agreeable
to the palate End their curative effect is much more
permanent DaO MARCH az
sSr DIR. WRIGHT's REJOvENATING
ELIxTR, OR ESSENCE OF LIFE, cures General
Debility, Weakness, Hysterios In Females, Palpita-
ton Of tho Heart and al Nervous Diseases It re.
stores life and vgor to the aged oaasng the hot
blood OF youth to course tho veins, restoring the
0rg,ns OF Generation, rsmevtng Impotenoy ana DO.
bty, restoring Msa'iness and full vgor thus %, ov.
ing perfect elixir Of Love-" removing sterility
and Barrenness In both aexos. TO tho young. mia.
ale aged ana eyed. there 10 no grsater boon than
this "Raixir Of LSe." It givss naw iease Of liss
causing the weak and dsbilitated to have renewed
strength and vigor. and the entire system 20 thrill
with Joy and pleasure. 4.
Frice--one bottle %; Three bottles eS. .e
Sold In ohsrieston. o. O., sby n III. KETIRiss A
CO., A. W. EoKEL y CO., q. W, fASMAR, W, a,
sK1rNk. ED. u. DURNHAM and RAouL LYMAN
sooruary 10 oAo tuthosowSnAoy
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a@WATER LEASE FOR TERM OF TWO
YEARs.-THE PRIVILEGE TO USE AND SUPPLY
TBE SHIPPING FROM The MCLEOD PLA MIA
TION ON wAPPOO CREEK JAMES IsLAND.-A
LEASE FOB TWO YEARS will be entered into from
first April. 1859.
The shipping In this harbor have been, for many
years, supplied from the fine spring water at this
convenient landing. mile from the foot of Tradd-
street.
Proposals in writing for its lease will be received
by WILLIAM NJ. LAWrON, Executor.
March 30 8 No. 10 Boyce's Wharf.
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Spefial Notices.

~ OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY-sTREETs. CHARLESTON, g. O., MAROH 30.
1s6o.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE 26-le0
Il a6)DoLLARs PER SHARE has been declared by
the Board Of Directors OF this Compa-.y, and the
same viii be paid end after THunaDAY, April 1st,
en- application at the O1ace Of the Company.
8bH& q. w. RAMSAY,
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sp "FAR-FETCHED AND DEAR,
BOUGHT" is not always proof Of value. The med
ical world is becoming alive to the that our
mon Dock Root of the fields is an important reme-
dial agent and one Of the most effeotual alternatives
known. IT has always been favorite medicine with
the wise mothers of the country ulcers and sores
and for purifying the blood This root which grows
SO abundanty around every where is now known
to be one OF the ingredients Of AYERS sARsAPA-
HiALA, which is attracting public attention by lis
extraordinary cures of cutaneous and ulcerous dis.
eases. Each country produces the antidotes for lis
own disorders, as was said Of old and upon the
banks thereof shall grow all trees for meat, whose
mowers shall not fade and the fruit thereof shall be
for meat, and the leaf thereof for medicine"
April tNor,b 6.ld ID, u..,,
a6- OFFICE CHERAW AND DARLING
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHERAw, MARCH
80. 1869 The INTEREST COUPONS, due on the LIST
April, 1862 on the first MORTGAGE BONDS of this
Company, will be paid presentation at the Office
OF the Northeastern Railroad Company, in Charles.
ton, or at my Office in Cheraw.
(sfgned,) JOHN H. MOWER, Treasurer
March 81
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FOR LIvERPOUL.

TRAVEl. PASSING TkROUE1F7
CHARLESTON EN- ROU TIE TO FLORIDA, AIKHN.
AEcSwSm Aid other places should not fat
MXMMWY%% to lay in their supplies Of PROvIH
[E0H1lE6E6R~ IONS OLAREIS, CHAMPA0NEE.
@.zaaAz:9ll6sssEzns CORDIALS, BRANDIES WH1r
K1Es, WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Came Deviled Kntremets, Han,
turkey, Lobster. etc., for L,ncheous, Sandwiches .
Travellers Repaat, &c.
MN-Send for Q catalogue.
VIM. 8. CORWIN d CO.,
Ne. ats King street,
Between Wentworth and Beaufain.
Charleston, g. O..
New York. OctobeY28
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Shipping.

FAST FR.GIGIIT LlNE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. pH1rAnnr.
pH!' pHIA' WAsHINdToN CITY, WILMINGTON,
DGMn., rUiNOlNNATI. OHIO, ST. LOUIS, MO-.
hNp UHaEh @ RTHW WESTERN OITIES,-
LEAVING EACH PORT AVERY 5rH DAY.
ShLCUM. 60 C JESSE D. HoRsEY. Commander
SEA GULL N. p. DUrToN Commendar
MARYLAND...........J j. v. JOHNSON, Commander.
&rSwN THE FAvORrTE AND SWIFT
I1EAIWE1TpN Steamship MARYLAND, J. " JoIxg-
EEIEJEEd$MH SON Commander will sail for Balti.
EE1azs==zzzsss- ss- more Oh SATURDAY Sd April, at Z
O'CLOCK + Mp rOm Pier No l, UniOp Wharves.
Heavy freighs taken at very low rates--to Phils-
delpha, Rice SOC; Rosn SOC.
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTENAY Il TRENHOLM
APrH Union Wharves.
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EOAs Ao WAX uHxuy leCOBnlxo inc 6OlO1oC OF Cn0
Peninsular. or the man upon whose shoulders
great political party would have cast the
mantle OF the Republics Chief Magistrate"
Baron Erggeleth, who has enjoyed high
reputation at Vienna as portrait painter, late
" made on extraordinary blundsr, which
would be rather amusing IL 1t had not led to
the unhsppy mans disgrscs. He had the
honor OF painting portrait " the Emperor,
and the likeness was considered to be particu-
larly successful. As soon, however, MS the
Emperor saw it, he turned away with the greal
test indignation. The artist had painted the
Emperor in q field marshal's uniform, and had
placed the sword on the right side instead OF
the left. The mistake is the more inexplioable,
as the Baron has previously served in the army,
though even civilian might have been expec-
ted to know better than that. The Baron has
left yienna Ia consequence, and has taken mp
-his residence OF Paris. ss
The salaries paid, to good, though mot verG
brilliant local editors, in Paris, are from I've TO
eight thousand francsi year. Frst-olass
chroniquaurs receive at least twelve thousand
frames yaar, for which sum they have to
work only four or Ave hours day. Albert
Wolf, Albert Second, Jules Noriao and other
popular locallsts, receive twenty-five Thousand
francs year. and make about as nlucL more
by repubJishipg their most attractive, articles
In book form. In 1852, Rochefort, the Lau-
terne man, wssso anxious to get q situation
that he offered 70 write for the Opinion Nation
ale tor twenty-five hundred francs o gear.
Gnsrolt employed him for q week, on trial. end
dischafged himfhen. saying that there was
not enough piquancy about hiH articles, and
tn at he wanted bDrsRhtli0r writere
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11

nearest the age of the deceased following
the clergy. 1t it thought proper that
there be either four, six, or eight bearers,
and pail bearers, according to the age and
standing of the deceased. Also sufficient
number Of carriers to carry the corpse to
to the burying ground. The pail bearers
will walk on each side of the bier, the
bearers in front, the carriers forward OF
the bearers, until they arrive at the gate
of the burying ground. The bearers will
then receive the corpse, the carriers will
stop without the gate, open to the right
and left, uncover their heads, the process
sion will pass through with their heads
lowered. the carriers will follow the pro-
eession in order, the bearers will let the
coffin into the grave, and cover it. If
agreeable to the chief mourner, the clergy
man will return thanks in behalf of the
mourners. The whole will then retire in
the same order, &c Lieut. Josiah John
son was appointed to conduct funerals,
and to see that the rules adopted be OBJ
served.
now THEY OBTAINED THEIR SALT.
Going back to 1882, here is a record of
the measures necessary to procure their
salt.
''Vcted to Impour the selectmen to as
scs such a quantity in Wheel flower as
to Procure Barrils and salt for to salt the
provision to BE raised the present year.
And voted that each man should be at
Liberty TO Pay in Wheetfower or money
his proportion at two pence one farthing
per pound and then the meeting dissolved"
But my pile OF papers is too large to be
looked over mt a sitting, and | will close
the record of things Anticipated and curl
Gus, with the addition of a
"REcEIPT FOR \ PARSONS RELAX"
The medical readers Of the HERALD
may find it useful in their practice The
paper Is without date, but one of the most
ancient. The writer of this Will not I'M
dertako to prove that "parson is not an
ERRONEOUS spelling Tor pCrSoH,-but it will
be safe to assume that the author of the
: receipt means Just what he says 1t
will be prudent for your medical practi-
TONERS to try it first on the parties for
whom it was prescribed Here you have
it; "One pint of brandy, one half pint of
water, one stick Of cinnamon, three cloves.
three roots of notgrass, a piece of brown
be,kit burnt, hartshorn, A little Rubarb
and Sasfras, Orange peel, a few juniper
berry with Loaf Sugar Take
a wine glass Of it twice day"
So much for the good town of Putney
in We olden time. II. VI. q.
W S. Feb. ID, 1869.
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Telegraphic Communication with
Foreign Countries.

Mr. Summer has reported a bill to the
United States Senate, which provides
that whenever Geographic communication
shall hereafter be established between the
United States and foreign countries, by
means of cables, of which portions are
within the jurisdiction Of the United
States, it shall be stipulated that the
United States government shall have
equal right in regard to the control or
use OF the line that any other government
has. The United States government shall
at all times have priority in the use Of the
line or lines, and be allowed to send its
messages by an operator of its own selec-
tion. When not otherwise fixed by agree
ment, the rates OF government messages
shall be fixed by the po,tmaater-General
the line to be kept oren to he public for
the transmission OF daily publication OF
market and commercial reports and into
ligence, and all messages to be forwarded
in the order OF their receipt, except it
shall be at all times within the power Of
Congress To- determine the rates to be
charged for the transmission of messages
and communications over such lines or
cables, and to establish such rules and
regulations in reference thereto as it may
Judge necessary. Before extending any
such line or cable in or over any waters
shores or Lands Of the United States, the
corporation shall file with the Secretary
of State a written acceptance of the terms
and conditions stipulated in the act Of
Congress. The consent Of Congress j,
given ia the Ill 60 the laying and main
timing of 'talearaphic lines and cables
between the United States and foreign
Countries in and over our waters. shores
and Lands, subject taany and all rights Of
property and St'te jurisdiction in and
over the same. 1t is also provided that
the privileges granted shall not bo en-
joycd by any company whose lines ter
rninato IN - foreign country, ly which
similar privileges ARE not extended to
eompanie- iucorporltelin this country.
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lIFDICAL AND SURGICAL OF

NJ EltltA / AMI = NUN AZ NJ -
VI FTCF. 81. - Frfiep.f street. l.a--.u.
liz ". +. PApEIioIb 4a,.- .Nsaf..l'r a.
tsurlan tn disease. 81 the a.uEru ITgrsBs -i'ara-
ana ali Gls'alrss> - "a iss}a'r rtuft. DO i''.b
-.Nsr-
lar. Pas.lftrl las gained a greater e.'rarI's
tor fi,. cue al ~, atsst. I=s.-s- fltu auf fih
-iriAn ia America. lli- greet fuce=-= 90 'Eaef
long standing aui aItiseHt at-r-, ~fsth as 49,
formerly euii-IisT.-! msur.s'H. BE- rHflie''rf f.
commend him - ti. Isgi'ilc a> Var'4ay t''N-ei
-ly. taAtsYraa.. d. hI- r'tsIStt.
II Is 1.pLlr4h.e 81 Wl-ur-# -fIa. - ft'-. '',ef
ID az sr pt.--n-.a 30 him. vheT- tif- alsi-. ia
br,u drive iuto 'h- system ty qua h. ~" afis
Of Mercury hH# GoYaINa. AEs eco trf Ak gu "a, as
IA the form 81 -fs's and ulaT- 900 'l" h-iy, pan
m tE. Jin~, -are ilrpa's- ts-lt -nlf-. itilA 'iA
Hardly a aav posses hut De has Fa'i.r.- rec
nruInefi.!.d 10 Lis care by Iiy-IcItr- iI"m tf'
opuu -, and bis and o'heT cities 40 ArFr iFa
thei cans "i gaining sufficient .Ni'i'fi'r y" ID
tbl. hem TO cure 10" Wuf-f 81 nll di-fIa-ts.
To- lDIN MN.
Seminal Wetku'~-. "r constitution! ale i'i'f'
brought ou by secret ha ~ inius'a In Pos l"ufai
-u.n This i on, uf the CRATE - 'g4i- ;iaf car
all man. II h,gefs dl-t.-" 80 Tie h-ATT. eos.
- .t.un. dyspepsia, sInHe atom 90 tin" ibnI.
- :, tily ENDS II c'mfltf" ial"ry- ny ca'i-lf
a,T.b,, 'ood 60 the head. II "i'.u terminate II
apopleNy. ;,,.. from, ,,eryops sal.ilt.y ,,,r..
clans, ,l.. c,I.t.. 'nplaiins mafriHtr' "a n'' i"s
no / me IN making ",i s,',I'T Z w ''''''"'
II p..,,.,.,,.., = ',,, 's;ed by the bet medica
,aIcn, ., The country to have DO 'qnal IA -
treatment Of female CONT 'A.htr, al . - -
unusual occurrence for phys .e'a'ts ~ = -.
practice TO recommend patients . N'"' 4"4 ''tA'
ment when afflicted Ia his speciality. ,.-
Ladies will receive the most sclrutl- g a t.'4o
both medi ally and Surgically. BuHfo. NNn %
and experienced nurses, VIII he fuinlsh 20 -" -,
who wish 10 remain the city during tI-s I'M =
Patients who cannot apply N person NJ ~ y
letter
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country,
Office open Sunday. d~cldffhAwly
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DIANO FOBTES AND ORGANS
CLUETT & SONS,

go, River street, Troy,
Wholesale ana Ee,4Il dealers in
PLANO TOETLS, ORGANS, & MELODEONs,
invite til. attention Of the residents of Rutland
Village and County to the following
CARD:
"s1EINwAY HAIL, NEW YoHK, Feb. 20th, lsG3.
''Me-srs Ciuett q sons, OF Troy, n. Y, are
hel,sby appointed our sole Agents for Rutland
Village and County, VT, and We take especial
pleasure III recommending these gentlemen to the
patronage Of the musical puhlic"
We offer the world renowned Steinway Piano
at cheaper prices aud more accommodating terms
than many inferior Instruments are sold tor. ms
instrument received the First Grand Prize ut the
Paris Exposition, and Is conceded to be the Best
Piano Made.
THE HAINES BROS Piano, Cheapest First
Class Piano made. Prices from s375 to $500.
MASON y HAMLIN's Cabinet Organs
ESTEY 4 Co, Cottage Organs: the best reed
Instruments made tor Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon receiving
the most complete satisfaction, and most iayora
BILE terms.
PROF. GEO. A. MEITZKE.
the well known Pianist, whose qualifications to
select good instrument will question: will
give prompt personal attention on behalf Of oul
firm to all who will apply To him.
CLUETT & SONS,
go, River Street, Troy,
aprl6l&wly. and Delevan House, Albany.
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mile for about four thousand miles of rail-
road, as follows: Northern Pacific ] AGO
miles; Southern, on 35th parallel, LEO
miles; and Eastern division, to a connec-
ton to be made east of the Rio Grande,
between other branches of southern lines,
about 900 miles. It is understood that
the vote in the committee ON the question
of reporting the bill, as finally agreed on,
was: For the illustrators Drake Of
Mo, Conuess of Cal, Stewart of Nevada,
Rice of Ark, Ramsey of Mimi, and Alb
bott of n. c.; against the bill-Senators
Howard of Mich, Harlan of Ia, Morgan
of n. Y, Sherman of O., and Wilson OF
Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11
NEW DEN tai OFFICE

~ g. BOWERS, d. d. s., has the pleasure OF
announcing that he has established Dental Of
flee In Union Block, Rooms No. 6, opposite the
HERALD office where the citizens of Rutland and
vicinity will find him ready to respond to the calls
of any person requiring dental operations.
His finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and luxury
necessary 70 first class dental office.
He trusts essential requisite Is wanting to
enable him to meet the demands OF the public for
the educated, skillful and experienced dentist.d,
REFERENcEs-C. A. Forbush, Esq, Springfield,
Vt. 0. l.. Slader, J. 8. Bowers, A. o. Coburn,
Rutland.
April Is, 1868. d&wtf
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explosion OF q can OF 11trO-1lyceTlne. n
shocking sight burst upon the view OF
those, who, fastening to the relief of the
unfortunate workmen, were the first TO
arrive upon the scene. Those who had
escaped, fled in terror from the place
their cries of horror and alarm mingling
with the shrieks of the wounded as they
lay helpless in an agony beyond the power
of pen to describe. Three men, Ephraim
b. Webster, the foreman of the work,
John Connors, and William Clayton,
were blown into masses of almost unre-
cognizable humanity; while seven 9TH
ers, some Of them with arms and
legs wrenched from their bodies, lay in
all directions, perhaps the most pitiable
victims of the horrible calamity. The
names Of the wounded are John O'Neal
injured beyond all possibility of recov-
cry, Bryan Higgins, Michael Maloney,
Patrick Riley, James Connors, Henry
Breen and John Rush--two of the last
named being very seriously hurt. The
place at which the accident occurred lies
upon the outskirts OF the village. A
rocky ledge, some two or three hundred
feet long, was in process Of excavation, to
reduce the grade Of the road bed at that
point. Mr.. Webster was in charge Of the
work, and for the purpose of facilitating
the blasting used nitro-glycerine, an ex-
plosive agent some % times more power
tul than gunpowder. He was in the
habit of placing the cartridges containing
the glycorine i'll the blasting holes drilled
in the rock, and on this occasion seems to
have acted with carelcssuess which cost
him his life.
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NOT so BAD.-Thc other night at Gran
Vile, n. Y, where they are having Il re-
vival in the church, the minister and one
of the church members attempted to lead
an over Jealous man who has the name
of not being quite "C2Dtp2s NentisJ ont
of the church, as they were passing down
the aislcs one on either side of him, he
cried out in vehement voice Christ
was lead out between two thieves"
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1uftitrinal'.
MID ESTABLISHED = -oSPITAL

nLD ESTABLISHED Ii oSPlIAL
, NJ. p. B-.y.r ~.r-..f. Albany y Y
Di.. TELLER snutiunt- ~ h. -. ahi"n' iaias
and -acr'~Sfuy s1usu''l al t,fmsa "i 81 iNhtt
'.'-'-'- A. hts il3 --'s,hli-h.d Hosp Al, 80 I,
.-rrN'r 81. Albany. y. y. twenty YEA t'd'Nott'
'his one particular branch IF pr,r'io, rnahi's
N'' =" perform sftTer such ~ no other bN'N'iah
$40 tnf III tacIlt1-- such, theing H. '''risr-
-'"fsnvt wl'f he ui't-' celebrated phy- biu- 81
h- 'l' World u obtaining the safest VII ~
h' Attest r.riadf.- fr 'h.--. dls.t-- ns -. liuf--
''""iN :" III lu'prfuuHf. 81 luiek and raian
'tif" "a p. obtained a. nther Drr- ~ erica
tn ~yphiiA, tu'irrh'-s kl'-t -ft1cfr "A MISS go
'.'' IF .he '-~'rel.e sua -p-rinaric ,srdf hni"'
liberated hr'itf -'r- thF''at. '~ua.r -hiu Nii'z'
ufHnt1phs "rup'i'nis Nil"-. alc..r-. nd al 'f3"i
Impurities ut the system, A., l-rc' b. und y'ti"
'ro' # hi D"c'or'- medicine Dr.d have h.'i
'-''-' ~ more han ioHto eases, annually VIII
slcr,--s
fpJ y" ZEN addicted -,>rrei habits, ~
have iinpsin-d then health aud destroyed IL
sir"T Of fh"ir mina- tHur isfrvink theul--lv = %
he pleasure " married nf.. .rr nutit,-i N, u
''u-ulflnY br. J. Teller. hey ~tl ind frlen : q
-"usele, and n physician All" hA-c ur-d thnuEs nds
- tlmost every part II the United STATS, who
applied 10 Dr. r. broken down ia health. r.
inic" IN all hat make life 4ssirs h. and MAJ
happy The reader p d e'urs- .HsAr. that -
!ri'9ey II the subject viii prevent more mir mt
tascriptipn Of thfS terrible Ii~-a--
Or. TELLER'S GREAT WpRk---A book 20,
.g"rybpdy. Startling tiscln-ure. Or Tel . =.
great work for the married snd 'hose .ont.mpl, :,
ing -fEArTiage- 2oo ptg---fiill ~ plat.s-pri y
cents sent Q" Al psrts under seal. by m al
t"fTA pau Inc angie, married ana ire
happy. lecture On Love. how 70 chous /,
partner-a complete work mid vifeTy II { an.
fainS hundreds Of -.-cr-ts never before publiA 80
Warranted 20 be worth three timss The an, -,
asked foT IT, Twenty five cents, ia postage ann.
enclosed, viii secure copy by return ma Ijr
Teller has devoted All his time 70 tie cure rtb,-,
Diseases Of which his book tr,~t.
s-Sr Office hour nun A NJ tosP. III. and
On sunday from u Il
~ sisohs q distance can be cured a.
''e =. auNI sang a letter 20 J. Telief, enclosing
a reihlttAh C. Medicines securely .,s.5 ed from
observe .on, sent to any part Of the yo rid. AL
case warranted No charge for advice. No stu
.ents or boys employed Notice this -aS dress all
letters to
j. TELLER, NJ. ID.
No. S. Beaver street, Albany N. Y.
nayl7d&wtE
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On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock a
loud explosion suddenly alarmed the in
habitants of the quiet village of South Pc
tersburgh in this county. The shock,
which was experienced Throughout the
village, proceeded from rock cutting
along the track of Parks Lebanon Springs
Railroad, and resulted from the premature
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11

GRANVILLE, N. "a great revival is
in progress at Granville, \. Y, i'll the
Methodist Episcopal church, under the
management of the Rev. Mr. Tiffany.
More than one hundred have come for
ward and asked for the prayers of the
congregation, and quite number have
been converted The "Troy Praying
Band" have been there since Saturday.
Sunday night twenty received sacramental
baptism
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11
IVERY SPORTSMAN. FARMER

i and Horremnn, should send for our p,Inrh-
let Of - pages containing full description # a
now invention by VIII ell th" most invettrttc XII X
eTS, ruua avs, and VIC ous horses can be- driven
with perfect sfety. For breaking and training
horses, II i better than R4T-ys 81 any other ~ys-
ten. Sent free. Address y. 7. BOYER X co,
Paikesburg, Chester Co. Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-11
WATER POWER FOR SALT

The subscriber offers for sale the splendid water
privilege known as the Howard property s,tn
atea IN the hourishing village of salisbury The
stream never dries up, and never freezes 10 do
HARM WIN be sold at low price 20 an marty
~ho Will operate with the power For further
particulars enquire of l.. T. Beach. or X
Howard, on thu premises. a.
Salisbury Vt, Jan. %. 1869. diw&vaw