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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

HOW AID 81, BbNIpN.
On. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special at
ttntion 70 diseases Of the genito-unn.ny organs,
aud all chronic ana diihcnlt diseases both sexes,
his great sucse,S IN th"s" long standing and dit-
cult eases, such as were formerly considered in
durable, ~aticlrut tu cuGu4 ed him tp the pub
lie AS worthy the aNtensive patronage he has re-
Ceived.
DR. MORRIII's FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married ana Single Ladies twenty years
experience has proved II superior 70 any other
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Or. M3EUur i admitted by the best meli-
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treatment OF Female Complaints, AND II Is 70 Uu-
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when afflicted with diseases in his specially.
Ladies will receive the most standardization
both medically and -urgicaily. Board with old
and experienced nurses, Will be furnished those
who w,ah "a remain iii the city during treatment
The poor advised free OF charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion advice, by letter.
and enclosing the usual fee, VIII be answered by
return mail Medicines sent to al parts of the
country. 2l:wly
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ou RECEIPT uf Price, g Address INDUSTRY SEW
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
i of Vermont, 50. At Rutland, the 18th day of
February, a. ID. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
pointment assignee of Charles r. Jones, of
Shrewsbury in the County OF Rutland and State OF
Vermont, within said District, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
district Court of said District.
s-w3w J. EDGERTON, Assignee.
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Maiden Lane Albany n Y. The author may
be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which
his book treat, either personally or by mail, and
medicines sent to any part of the world.
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AedicinaI.


IMPORTANT TO THE AFPI.IcT-
l. ED-Dr. Dow continues To De cs,..rrl,.-, :, -
,nice. Nos J end EndicotE street. Eoston' On
al diseases Of a. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

THE TANITE EMERY WHEEL
Il Cuts fast, does not glaze, gum, heat or
smell, AMI is cheap. For circulars, address THE
TANITE Co Stroudsburg, Pa.
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- FEMAI.F SrTcIFIC,

G5-Twenty-ive years practice in the Treat
ineut OF Diseases incident to Females, has placed
Or, Dow at the head fan physicians making such
practice a speciality, and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent cure IN the worst eases
All letters for advice mu contain 81. Office,
No. Endiaott Street, Boston.
N b. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1865. 2S:wly
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THE attention Of our readers is directed TO the
advertisement Of GOES COUGH BALSAM and
GOES DYSPEISIA CURE, in another part OF
t.is paper.
This truly valuable medicine is recommended
by all who use u. 2f:weowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11

MANUFACTURERS INTEND
~ ing 10 locate in the West should visit the
city q Madison Indiana, on the OHIO river. Cen
tri IN iOnttIpu; river ana rail communication
North South, East and West. Every facilities
for manufacturing. ee+ply. Address.
POSTMASTER,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

The Ncw'York Times says "During the
past ten days failures to the extent of about
four millions Of dollars have occurred In
this city, among jobbcrs and commission
houses in the dry goods trade. Business in
this line Inns been very dull for nearly two
years; IL has not paid. The recent failure
of one Of largcnt dry goods houses was due
TO heavy losses through customers in tho
Northwestern States. There arc apprehen.
sions that few. other houses may DO forced
to succumb, but the lending dealers hope by
rigid rctrcnchmcnt 10 overcome present dif
icultics. No alarm is necessary, rs We arc
Informed on excellent authority"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

:. srArS,- "A correspondent Of tho Tribune
writing from Madrid under date of Dcccm-
bcr ~, says there will be no reaction in
Spain, and that the Provisional Govern
mcnt Is stronger than ever. Prim will not
declare himsolf Dictator Ills position IS
stated ha follows: Prim left England Re-
publican, and yet he is about TO establish
n Monarchy. lie says thcrc can be no Re-
public without, Republicans. !Ic aud others
prefer d Republic, but they regard n Mon
archy as ezpcdicnt. THEY say: "whcn wo
sny there arc no Republicans, we moan no
intelligent ones. Not ten in q hundred
Spaniards. can read. They know nothing
Of government or politics, They must,
above all things, be educated, Give them
a Republic to day, tho salno voters arc
likely 10 upset it tomorrow, when the first
unpopular but necessary measure is pass :
cdn ... .ngs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

Tic Victsburg (Miss:) Times in al
luding to the long, staple, fno and
silky textual cotton, known as the
Peelcr cotton, which is now clailning
the attention of planters and factors
everywhere, says:
This improved variety Of cotton has
become so we'll known, and its merits
SO we'll established asto fenacr,it ccr-
tain of playing an important part in
the commerce Of the country. It's
productivonoss and length Of staple
make it valuable to both planters and
spinnors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

The lives of compositors in New York
city, il is asserted, do not average over for.
ly five years. Tho causes of this short
lived career Of this useful class of workmcn
arc to be attributed 10 working tnighi, md
TO the want Of ventilation, aud the over.
heating Of composing rooms Newspaper
Offices arc seldom situated in buildings cx-
pressly constructed for tho purpose. and tho
composing rooms are placed in the upper
story, where the ccaling is low ani without
proper means Of ventilation. In addition
to this, the scanty supply Of oxygen IS fur
thcr diminished by the constant burning Of
gas lights.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

Constable Hubbard informs US that Tall
Bot was surrounded in a swamp by his de-,
puties and considering that 'discretion was
tho better part Of aalor,"" therefore surron.
dered. He states, however that Talbot
had determined, several Weeks ago.t to OK
pose ihe whole affair, but was prevented by
his frichdy.-.INeaix t,,.,o8 ry.e.,.i.se.i
!, Chief Constable Hubbard, VIC learn, 5has
resigned, on account Of tho exhibitions Of
dissatisfaction in Tho Legislature, but il Il
doubtful whether bis resignation will boac.
ceptcd. The constabulery force, tits said,
is to be disbanded, oxccpt in Anacrson, Az
Deyille and Oconce Counties.--Di
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

MARrLANp.-l lcaln That the House JU
dietary Committee nrc likely soon to report
n resolution declaring that Maryland has
not republican, constitution--suoh as. Ia
contemplated by. the Constitution Of tho
United States. II is not TO be doubted
lint That House will accept the report by II
nearly! unanim>us vote of its Republican
members. After such action by tho present
l!ouBc it remains TO he seen whether tho
House to meet on the dih Of March hext
will admit tho Maryland delegation latcly y
elected |" snnts on The t!eer. SO says q
Washington lc''ert,writor. .. IA .,.c i,
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mo. 20

1862 AND 1865 Here is one happy re,
suit of the misrulo Of this country, ever
since tho end Of the war, hy the Radical
majority in Congress, says the New York
UoF'd: The average price Of gold at tho
close OF the fourth year Of pcncc is higher
ia III the average price Of gold at the close
9f the second year of he war. During the
month "E Deccmbcr, 1867, which was one o:
the ry darkest periods Of ;hc civil con-
ilict, when the victor Of Antctam had been
removed to mako wny for the van1ushcd a.
fredericksburg, aud the civilized world was
nearly unanimous in expecting the final
diSrpplion of the Union, the price of COLA
ranged from l2Sl to l3I. During the
month Of December, 1863 after the com.
plctc triumph Of tho Radicals, the election
Of Grant, and the success Of the "Rccon
srucion'' .'icy, tho price of gold ranged
from 1873 20 3Gs-ils highest rate being
more than ,wo per cent, its lowest nGarly
six per cent, above the rates Of December,
1862!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

It is true that n sparscy Inhabited conn
try is generally badly cultivated, but tho
remedy with us, for both ia. nj hand, I'M.
prove the agriculture Of the country and
you will augment its population, It's pro.
ducts and it's income. All these 90 togcth.
CT, forming a natural consequence of first
efforts. We have the example Of othor
countries before ,is. Twenty years ago
California used to depend upon The older
States of the Union for nearly everything
necessary to the sus enance of its popyla.
ton, which was then very small and Fdis-
persed, lis agriculture was neglected. -
Now this demnnd is supplied at home and
California -four undefsdllsfn simiaS duality
Of production in the older States. It's popm-
Intion is increasing With the most wonderful
rnpidty, and its agricultural resources
bring more wealth to that state Than its
exports Of gold. In other countries whcro
the system Of large farms has bcca In use
for ages, il hns been 'lIatihc resources
have been increased just 20 soon rs .
smaller quantity Of land has been allotted
to n farm and the amount Of labor formerly
best owed upohsan lidndred acres Was cons
centratcd upon twenty-five, 4, Land former
| ~ considered worn out, chas been rest ored
to fertility BY judicions management, and
as tho land Increased in fertility so did
population in ppmbcys.. f}i gt.yoa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

GENERAL RouEnr F.. HoYEl- Thor vii.
mington Journal announces tho marriage in
Now York, on the evening Of Tho nh inst
Of General Robert r. Hoke, Of North Ca-
rolina,to Miss Lille Van Wyok, Of South
Carolina, General Hoko was orc Of tho
most distinguished tNorlil Carolina officers
IN the Confederate , service, P and wgg pro5m9t!
cd to mSjpfaeneralslip for his brilliant
saocoss at plymouth, Nc, N 1863. ~ :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

The new wing Of the Treasury, Dcparta
mont israpidly approaching completion -
The three upper stories arc finished, and
carpets arc now going down ready for oc-
cupancy by The Internal Rcvepnc Depart,
mont. The lower floors will not DO finish
ed for two or ,hres h,onths. Tho walls of
the Hcash room" are TO bo panolled with
rare specimens of lalinh marble. Tho
marble will cost about $500 When
finished 1t will bo tho finest room in Amori-
ca, If moi in the world. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

AnKASsAs.-The Little Rock Gaseiit says
that thcrc are in tho lower House Of tho
Arkansas Legislature 80 members, Of whom
81 arc Radicals aud l Democrat. There
arc 0i,50O voters in the State, of whom
10000 arc whites, $4,000 negroes, and
1000 carpet bnggcrs, being white majori.
ty Of 45,600. Yet such has been The ras
calitfy of, tho Radicals. md such have been
the frauds and impositions prncticed upon
thopeople, that the Legislature is almost
wholly Radical. n.,a,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20
~ mi ff..ETl-tTf.' :. = N. q : 1 4 Z j ]

IA gentleman travelling in, g railway car
ringo was amused by 4 Constant .fr6 of
words between Two ladies' One Of them
at last kindly inquired II their conversatioa
did not make bis head ache, when nc an
swered, with good deal Of righteousness,
ono, nam; I've been married twenty
years"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

THE BASKRurT LAw.-f'he MaSdn 7tiec
9raph publishes ,lbc following extract from
q, a,lcttcr received by one. .ief tic law firms in
that CITY, ,fprone Of the Registers in Bank.
rupicy, which II says. "may serve to cor.
rect certain popular misapppehcnsions in
reference la,thc Bnnkrnpt laY.: I, . J.,
"Thcrc can be no. question of; The right Of
creditors to force drbiors into bankr,lI toy
pf'cr llanu9ry. l., l8Ga. ibis isnn itnpor-
tant hrAnch ofihq law and permanent. -
There cHnbc no doubt, loo, that, petitions
(yoluntnry) can be filed after January |,
1868 the same ns before, and The case pro,
qeed. All :he difference is, n majority OF
thoss. proving claims must consent in writ.
ing, or'Llic bankrupt cannot bo discharged
unless his assets pay 90 per cent"
Michiyeneer, Al.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

DEATH OF GENERAL LOWELL ii. RossEAu.
Our tclegraphic columns on Saturday an
nounceIt he deccasc Of GEN, Lowell II. Ros-
scau, commanding the Department of Lou
isana at New Orleans. The Atlanta Consn-
"'io", in noticing Gen. lsosycau's death,
says: : ~ ~ ~
Ills death will be kccnly fclt by his many
friends throughout tho country. In all the
strength of manhood, with all tho force Of
vigorous and powerful constitution at
Command, he has suddenly fallen as giant
of the forest before an unexpected storm. -
\ man OF positive forces, there were no nc
gatiycs in bis, character. With him riuhI on
The one hand and wrong OIL tho othcr were
distinctly marked. No inlucLcc could
swervc him from principle or the dis
charge Of duty. Tho writer knew him
we'll and intimately before the war, and al
though differing with him I'M the ccoiii'so he
took in the contest, his after conduct only
convinced us the more firmly of his upright
intent.
General Rosscau was born in Mercer
county, Kentucky; was about fifty years of
age, and lawyer by profession. lie was q
gallant soldier in the Mexican war; then 4
member of the Kcntucky Senate for several
sessions; n soldier in tho late way; then
elected to Congress from tho Louisville dis :
trict; which position ho resigned was
next semitic Alaska, and then to tho Depart
mcnt Of Louisiana.
Radicalism had determined foe in Gen.
Rosscau. Ills death will DO .amcntcd by
moderate men Of all parties.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20
tornoon TO play.

II is not certain that Mr.. Alexander II.
Stephens will accept the Chair Of History
IN the University Of Gcorgia, to which ho
has recently boon elected. His health is
very fcoblo, and his literary and profession
al engagements interfere will, tho immcdi-
atc discharge of his duties as professor
To leave his homc md its comforts, cbango
all his habits, abandon his profession, and
enter upon an entirely new my Of life,
would DO great snoriicc md although ho
is anxious to serve the college, he hcsitatcs
whether he can do so. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20
e cip,r ,T Co,M,;ii. :, 9 : :, ;,

C4rIrAt| CoMiso Tho
World says tMtthS talk. of Wall
street is that capit,l' is streaming
ppetty hchvily towards cotton lands,
sugar plantations, railways, and other
forms of Southern Investment, and to
a considerable extent tho pr resent
tightness in tho money mark ct is at
tributcl to the volume Of this drain.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

A. ATnuE. Bril- -4Dbn'piatt writes to
tho Cincinnati Cdmn,erqiaI:eo ~ Aa#
aa'"This Govofhnietit : is ppobably the
most demoralized Government ii the
world. It's service is rotten to tho
core.j All tho departments afc'ruifb BY
spings, and 6ne-half of the heavy taxa.
tion collected from an oppressed peo.
pie is turned into private pockots.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

izatioii is evidently toward lcsscnng tiia
number, of hours of study for ch,ldron. An
English papor says: 'In Germany, IN cx-
pertinent is being made upon lads at school
with the object of discovering whether more
study cannot be got out Of, and moro learn.
ing driven into them by keeping thom hard
al It, as n boy wohld 7ay, in tho morning,
and allowing them TO devote the whole at-
tornoon TO play" ar''..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

% Via San Fanoiuco We have report from
Mexico that tho, Provinces OF chihuahua
and Sinaloa have been sold to tho United
States. and will be occupied by American
within Two years. The report Is fully ere.
ditcd at Durango.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20
N.9L lCOUaOSO7l9UeutU1.J ,

1t has been ascertained that fresh
water, having in it very slight por-
centage of phosphate Of lime, does not
act on lead pipes, as is apt to be the
case when there is no such ipgredi.
tents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

BLOODY TRAGEDY At MONTGOMERY.
TENAs f"rR Mes KILLED. - IN,
Galveston .Neos, Of the 3l instant,
SAYS ="
We cnim from a gentleman who re-
S'';r& lrw miles from The town OF Mont.
gomrrv, IN Tins State, lhat a blondv
Irngrdy occurred III that place last
week. -Four men were killed, and the
town FOR whild presented ,ho appear
anrc oi n battlefield on small scale.
The circumstances, us near as we coull
gather Them from Ilasty conversation,
arc as f,l"ws "a lrspcratl,,, whose
tame "" did not learn, recently appear
cd IN Montgomery, and in short time
made himself odious to lic citizens by
his Inarrrls"mc disposition. lie gather.
cd around Inn, however, several friends,
who, II proved, lost their lives in Gu
d"avorins 10 stand by him in his diff
cn'lcs. This desperate was also s;iil
pcctcd OF passing counterfeit money, and
OF having been Il horsc-,hicf.
On the. dry oflhe tragedy he rode
his horse into the store Of M"ssrs.
Smith " Peal, and on lring ordered out,
hc drew his pistol, but before he could
lire II, he was fred upon by Mr.. Smi,I,
Or Peal with a dolihlr.btrtcl abHt "ru
Although bahly wounded, he ran ont
INTO The street, and by some fatality met
II party Of citizens who were hunting
HIM for tho purpose of arrcsting HIN for
passing counterfeit money. lie ran in
anolhtr direction, w hen some one in the
party fred upon hi,h AMI lie .tGrll A
MIR. Oliver and two brothers named Me-
Grew (who 1t seems, were in The habit
OF assoc'a'ing with the desperately ran
up To his rcscnr, with, pistols drawn!
when they were fired urol, hy the crowd
and all three killed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

TO bring agriculture to better
paying points farmers must devote
more attention to the production of
manurcs TO this end the raising and
management of cattle must bo incrcas-
cd and improved. Few countries in
the ciYilizcA world have the resources
possessed by Georgia few, however,
avail themselves so little of these re-
sources. So long as the farmer will
give the best part Of his income to
the purchase Of commercial or import
cd manure, just SO long, will ho re.
main slave to hafd times, and the
mark "by the sweat Of his brow re-
main indclibly impressed upon him.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

TIE PouLLAtN CorroN Cup.-Thc
Augusta tHr"niche &c Sentinel says:
- McSSrs. Plumb & TcitnGr have unon
IN r. .ountcr beautiful specimen Of
thc Poullain Transplanting Cups
manufactured at the works of the
kao!in Pprcelaip, Company. This
cup is:dcsti>icd to work Il revolution
in the culture Of all plants that suffer
from the late frosts of Spring, by the
ease and facility with which they may
bc tranSplantcd. In cotton culture,
Its use will prolong tho growing sea-
son of the Spring from six weeks to
two months, and insure stand, de-
handing no mdre trouble than the
mode of culture now practiccd. Mcssrs.
Thomas u Schaub are agents for this
cup, and will supply plantcrs at two
cents piece, or SIS per thousand.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20

i IMFohrAs4 70 MAaIsrRArfB.4 ORE icbr-
respondent Mt Columbia, nnder' date ofi.he
18th Instant, says #RtiIE nqy eotyeDl 10 men
tlon, for the Information Of, the public, That
Il has been desSidea by he Goyerpqr bat
Magistrates ahdpr old commissions n1 ccaanrot
lsgalIy dot iihd6r The new Conslilo,ionn.a 4
nea commission md A,,bserlbing fftS oail,
ofifealtytotKe new wiGonsIi.uiionase,fs fsquir.
cd TO legalizsi their acts lsrissfohi isps,.
+7---ss - s<s---- -7----- 4, ~. I'll, &
Rturalistnfin England. IL 10 said, has nj,
ro,dy caused, such q demahd 9 fosf astosesp
and other high oburSh yes,rhehts, llat som,so,
teilors are making great profit While tho,
ball Is rolling, and, so far rs can be judged
from the present appearances, tho farnisl.
ing Of suoh articles is likely TO ber5ms q
separate branch Of tie trade. SSS. 4 n
II