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The Age Of the World.

Itappears that science IS arrayed against
itself on the subject Of the age of the world
the theory of modern biologists that the
earth is hundreds of millions of years old
being combatted by eminent astronomers
and physicists. They also controvert what
is called the differentiation theory, which
claims that the action of natural causes has
always been uniform, and that, from chan
ges now visible on the earths surface, it is
logical and safe to argue back to similar
changes hundreds of millions of years ago.
1t claims, also, that it is unscientifc to sup
pose that the changes were more rapid then
than now, or affected by other processes
The denial of these theories is based on in
vestigations suggested by recent discove-
| ries of the permanence and correlations of
force. These indicate that the earth can
not have existed for hundred millions Of
years, nor the sun have been a source of
heat for longer period, while the time
may be reduced to a few million years
The theory Of uniformity is declared sim
ply impossible; rs it is absolutely certain
that natural causes have operated with va
rying intensity and rapidity. The status
Of the two parties is thus given by the
! Providence Journal:
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Going BAcK.-Cincinnati is going back
to the dark ages forherli light. After long
and excited struggle she has voted to ban
ish the Bible from her common schools
What for? Where would Cincinnati, and
Ohio, America, the world and fallen man
be, were it not for the Bible? Cincinnati
will do well to reconsider her action.
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AUcrIoN.-On Wednesday, Nov. 10th,
at . O'Clock, Mr.. ID. G.. Shaw at his place
near the Landing, sells at auction two pairs
OF tat oxen, one pair extra working oxen,
the latter four years old, pair of handy
three years old steers, three two year Odds
hiteen extra COWS, fifty good sheep, lot Of
dairy and farming tools, together with q
lot Of produce and a female pig.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Corn she'll
ers, hand cider mills, hay, straw and stalk
cutters, turnip, carrot and potato cutters,
advertised by Grandey, Skinner & Parker.
IN another column, are articles which we
doubt not many farmers and Others will be
glad to get.
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NUMBER 45.

New YORK, Oct. 81. Gov. Holden of
North Carolina, in publishing his procia-
nation threatening that, unless the recent
outrages in Lenoir, Jones, Orange, ana
Chatham counties cease, he will call out
the militia, says: a." In Lenoir and Jones
counties various thefts and murders have
been committed jails have beeu forclbly
opened and the prisoners taken thence have
been murdered; an officer of the Jaw has
been slain in the open day while engaged
in his ordinary avocations; private dwellings
have been entered and the occupants ter
rifed and some of them whipped or MUIR
dered, and others have been shot or hanged
or cruelty beaten. In Chatham the Jail
has been forcibly opened and prisoner
has been liberated and is now at large. In
Orange the Jail has been forcibly opened
and two prisoners taken out and shot, one
of whom died of his wounds Three other
colored men have been hanged until they
were dead one has been whipped; white
citizens have been injured, insulted, and
| terrified; the University of the State, sa-
cred to the cause of learning, has been re-
peatedly invaded by bands of armed men
in disguise, on horseback, and acts of vio-
lence have been there perpetrated on I'M
offending citizens and officers of the law. D"
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TWENTY FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

males, has placed DR.. DOW atthe head of all
physicians making such practice speciality
and enables him to guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure, in the worst cases of Suppression
and all other Menstrual Derangenents, from
Uhateuer cause. Ailletters for advice must con-
tain 81. Office, No9 ENpIcoTTSr Boston,
N.B.-Board furnishedto those desiring to re
main undertreatment.s
Boston, July, 1869 29yl
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Catherine Megin, woman in Provi-
dence, for whom has been claim ed the ex-
traordinary age of ITO years, but whose real
age was probably about 80, was found dead
in her bed on Wednesday morning under
circumstances which indicated foul play,
but after an examination of the body by a
surgeon, the coroner decided that an in
quest was unnecessary.
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SICK.--Louis Napoleon and Count Bis
marck, the two greatest minds in Europe,
are sick, and Gladstone and Bright, Eng
lands two leading statesmen, are out Of fix.
So the great Of earth have occasionally to
"bear the ills which flesh is heir to, -" as
well as the small The battle of Sadowa,
which broke the Austrian's heart and gave
the emperor Of the French to understand
that Europe held as great a mind as his
own, also broke the health of Bismarck
the genius who planned the campaign that
eliminated in that important battle and
placed Prussia in the van Of German states
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TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. !"


READER .sa---..t st.s
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic o il cures Headache
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Toethache
Renne's Pan-Killing Magic OIL cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus y
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
tsml
Renne's Pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures Lameness
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Dis
eases!
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
"lame their shoulders are''-of "my crick in the
baek"-or 81 have got the Sciatica !"-and de-
light in Dragging that ''nothing can cure me ~
but when we get such lawful folks" to use
Renne's Pain-Kilng Magic Oil, faithfully, we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind of
"brag out of themr' and they frankly own up,
and say, lit works like CHARM
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
urer, Plttsheld, Mass. ly6 I.
Sold by WIN. JoSLYN g. SONS, Barton.
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DEATH TO PlN-WORMS.

DR.. GOULD'S PlN-wORM SYRUP is the
only known remedy for these most Troublesome
and dangerous of all worms that infest the human
system. 1t is also the most effectual vermifuge
for all other kinds of worms in children. Purely
vegetable; safe and certain. A valuable cathart-
ic, and beneficial to health. Warranted to cure.
Price IS cts GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Bos-
on, and all druggists 42m6
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Goods, Shawls, Cloaks. and
a General Assortment of
Yankee Notions. Boots and
Shoes for Men, Women and
Children'S wear.
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West India Goods and Gro
ceries, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Old Hyson, Japan,
and OolOng Tea, Real Java
Coffee, Corn Starch, Tapio-
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OSCAR D. OWEN,


nSTED ~ OWEN
CSOAIG L. wv En-
hlMBALL & PIERCE'S OLD STAND,
which will be sold at prices to suit the times
n ngsl FTP9 st,f,3. W Stripes s. dE9
&C.. Bamoral and Hoop
Jooas, oha",s, CIoaks, anu
a ueneT N..; ASsor pl oi
Shoes for Men Xornonand
rbiI5roy,s u,oar
West INDIA GoodS anu UTo
ceries, Gunpowder, Young
ca. Citron, Raisins Cur
rants. Spices of all kinds,
Tobacco and Snuff, Sugar,
p""'' A0i0sN'0 ~
Sneeial BARGAINS in UrockerV,
invite particular attention to my large and
ornr7n7 ,ocoDn,r7,rm
COMPLETES ASSURTM ENI
G. r Q G. K E r Y
IF tho REST OJ7arrrY ord r,o,-ost sbonos
and can make it an object for any one in want Of
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Takes pleasure in saying that he viii open on or
about the 2jth inst a large and we'll selected
stock of goods at
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OCTOBER, 1863.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
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4. RAWSON-Watchmake and Jeweller,
- - barton, Vt. Dealer in Clocks, Watches,
ieweilry, Silver Rpd Plated Wares
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and Bleached Cottons, Tick
ings, Frockings, Stripes,
Denims, Batting, Wadding,
&c, Balmoral and Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Worsted
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ca, Citron, Raisins, Cur
rants, Spices of all kinds,
Tobacco and Snuff, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Soap, Sui
phur, Kerosene Oil, &c.,&c.
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CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
PREPARED AND PUT Up BY
H E NRY & co.

WlOItSdIt UtaItTs II
Drugs. Proprietary Medicines and Perfjmle7y
Leavenworth Block, College Street,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
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KIMBALL & PIERCE'S OLD STAND,

Chinchilla, Beaver and wat
er Proof Cloths, Bleached &
Brown Table Linen, Linen
Diaper ana \ apkins, Russia
and American Crash, Brown
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Special Bargains in Crockery.
1 invite particular attention to my large and
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

Flour, Salt. Nails, Pork,
Lard, Nails, Fish, Glass. Put
ty, and a General Stock of
such Goods as are usually
kept in a well stocked Coun-
try Store.
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Pure Wines and Liquors, for Medicinaluse-
Call and see me, and price the Goods. Goods
can be bought at
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Wholesale and Retail.

DYE STUFFS,
DYE STUFFS,
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YANKEE NOTIONS, PATENT MEDICINES
YANKEE NOTIONS, PATENT MEDICINES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

nLNEHAL A.ENEs
2tlfdlrindi.
ALL KNrARlISHED HOSrIIsI

NIr ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL
-. 81. beaver S,r...t, Albany.
DIX TELLER .sttfiuu.s 20 De- rr-itt.fr..
aud SiIsc'-ssi'llly eunSult.-o a, al tnrri- =
iis.-.-.-, - hi- ID established Hn-p'--i \
t.-A,.-r ~. Aliraf, X. V fW-iiiy y-aT- ~ 80
=. 'hi- .,n. particular branch ~ lrarf1f~ ~ai-
him - perform such nn p'h-f aEt-.s-F
and hir flefiifia-~ such, hflLs o. -s.f--
Is,n1s.iir. EiiH y. ui,l-f -,-letrtf-d phE-7.t-
n. Dia World - bh-sin'fg The -.f--' a. -
~. ist..-- reru.-ii.- tnr -h.--- dis+-A~s, irr 81
nrnts "a b. lni0rnns'.- 90 a'rirk aslr -s
-, h- Bstfaiis-d ~ off-J Ditor ~ Anf
IN ~ pniiA S,,ti.rrh.-a. S---t- s-rr,.rir-1, r.
mem y n. '.-~';rls- .n6 -psrn,ztse o'ra-.
i!r-rs's'r .hr'zt <'rs thr,af, -~ndsi -hir
-utsr'.-,. -r'iI'innS Na'--s ule.-rr- znc a 'i
IMPURITIES Of 30 -N-fs ..rtssflk as r. ~
~ .h.- Dpcfor- ui-siicin.7- Nn6 n-Fr ~
'.--t.-d n 'hAr 10000 casss Snnu-it Al
IMMENSE
YOUNG MIN addicted 20 secret hsi1's =
have impaired HEN health aud .---F71sr- r
sIgnn of her ~ind- ,hus i-prIvliie tt-fl--if'r
h. pleasure ~ ularrl-d hf.,. ne-it-a ~ =
s,n-'iiiins Dr J r~ll.r. th-y all hue 'T'1na
~'n~''.. 4nd physician -ho na-'nr.-3 ''''7--''
sirnn-' ever. p~r ~ th- Tp'r+-f ots'--,
.ppii-a - IN. I. brs,k.i Gown. a. h-Aiit. -
.,'in. - al 'hsf make Hf+ desirable nc a.s
hzpp, The --.d., 10 8 sprfr-- -saTr ~ Pr
irsaes - 'hr -shl.--' <t .,s.-s--nf % ~ isA~
description % 'hir .-rr1hl. -i-rssr.
DR. TFI1.ER'h GRkkT HAkh--A .s
-s-ryissiy Stz--lins it-esf~ur-s - r--t.
xr-4' sork t0- he rnzrrisf and b. sssufarf
ny ~srriag'--2 poo F.s-- ), pl-'.-
-nte sent "a al psr-~ and., @-sl
.s'-i pad III. single. .az-rlsd and 81. 0.s-
azpps lsef'4r. - 1--we. - h"- - e'aae
ar n-r-s .5Inp,,s,- ~.rk On ulid~1feTJ. i
am hnndrro' 81 -s--r.-te befors par
y srrzD'--o ~ ~ ~.rth thru time ~ -
s-s-h tor ". rw-nry-1v- s.-nfs. in ps'StsF7r
-nch~s-d, VIII -s-surs oyp, ~ rsturI -
Teller has Devoted all he time .s The rure - :
iis-ss.,r If Ehieb his hpot trieste
X DfNc- hours run A NJ. % I. 2 q
m sunday srsn. 20 p. NJ
N b--p.n-ns Al . distance b CUR
home, by addressing hitter "a J. Tellsf. "a =
= remittance. Medicines -.sur.-ly pses-3
pb~-rvsfisa., ssnf 10 any part 81 the ~Hie
cases garranted- No chang Tor .ds1ns 80
dent- or boys employed Notice this a4ie's
letters TO
J. TELLER, n. ID.
No. 5. Beaver street, Albany, y
mayi-dSvtf
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Press, helped themselves to q late supper

Press, helped themselves to a late supper
from the larder of a prominent citizen,
their .voracity or haste not permitting
them to leave even the dishes behind.
The following evening they entered the
dental office Of DR.. o. P. Forbush, and
helped themselves to between seventy and
eighty dollars worth of gold foil, and
sundry small articles, among them two
hand mirrors. During the night, proba.
bly, the same parties entered the dwelling
house of o. II. Smith, Esq, and took from
his pockets his wallet and the keys of his
office and safe. Before leaving the house,
they showed their Partially for good
things by consuming large bowl o.
stoned cherries, which were temptingly
displayed on table in the sitting-room
Their researches in Mr.. Smiths Office
failed to discover anything worth the
trouble they had been to, and they left
after rummaging over the papers, etc.
which fell in their way. MIR. Smiths los
in money was small, and as the burglar
left the keys which they took, he suffer
no great inconvenience from their visit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-08-05

FAIRHAvEN. ~ The Congregational
Church in Fairhavenf was organized in
1900.
Rev. Jonas Phillips, Of Castieton, de-
livered a lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association, Of Fairhaven, on
Monday evening.
Rev. II. J. Reynolds, of Flushing,
y Y, preached before the Baptist Soci'
ETY., at the Town Hall in Fairhaven, on
Sunday last.
Rev. Alvin Shurtliff, of Andoyer
Mass, occupied the pulpit of the Congre'
gational Church, in Fairhayen, last Sab,
bath.
Halls Band, of Boston, assisted by
Miss Granger, of Boston, and Prof. ,. Z
Moore, Of Burlington, give concert at
Fairhayen, on Monday evening, August
9th.
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SOUTHERN NEws.-Col. Thomas P.
August, a prominent lawyer, died at
Richmond, Va, Saturday morning. He
was an officer i'll the Mexican war, and
colonel Of the Fifth Virginia Confederate
regiment during the civil war, and a
former State Senator.
A number of cases of violation of
the revenue laws, by selling cigars not
properly stamped, have been before the
United Stotes Commissioner at Baltimore.
In nearly all the cases the parties have
been held to await the action of the Grand
Jury of the United States District Court,
at the September term.
The rear coach on the eastern bound
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
was thrown off the track on Saturday
morning, near Joy depot, West Virginia.
The ladies' car turned a complete sum-
mersault, and four ladies were injured,
but none seriously. One lady's arm was
broken. A brakeman, who jumped off
the train, had his back broken.
Gov. Bullock has pardoned Robert F.
Curry, Walter 0. Inman, and William H.
Inman, President. c asher, and Director
of the Northwestern Bank of Georgia,
who are prosecuted under the statue of the
State for refusing to redeem the bills Of
the bank. The Governor alleges, as
grounds for this proceeding, that the fail.
ure was not the fault of these officers, but
the necessary result of the action of the
civil powers of the State during the late
rebellion, and the destruction and loss Of
property occasioned by the late civil war
and, secondly, because the expenses, in.
convenience and trouble of defense will
work great damage and hardship to the
said parties.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PEE

" day discontinued Having obtained an ex,
tensive and widespread sale for our Century
brand OF Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco, we desire 70
announce that we shall not pack daily sl'O IN the
small tin foil papers after this date, July LIST
1869, its merits being favorably recognized that
this inducement is 10 longer necessary. To AVOID
misaprehension, however, VIC would add that We
shall continue 10 pack orders for elegant Nicer
schaum Pipes in our yacht Club" and Eureka
brand. Of Smoking Tobacco.
The "Yacht Cub" il devoid OF Nicotine, and
cannot iniure the health, and is especially recon-
mended to people of sedentary occupation OF ner
yous constitutions.
The trade are invited to send for circulars.
Z. IORILLARD, New York.
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PoWERs OF THE GOVERNOR OF
LoUIsIANA.- The Supreme Court of
Louisiana, sitting at Monroe, has rendered
two decisions adverse to the power to re-
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FOR SALE

The beautiful and well known honse snd 81 III
Castleton village. known the .Judke W amer
Pace" The hoI~r l. in thorough repair. aud
elegantly furnished. well # exeelL nj, never
failing water. ais large rstcrn. with pumps At
tached. \ g,si harm, aud teuu' 20 thrifty ap-
pie trees the earliest g,rd-n IN i.,s IA high
tate of cultivation several varieties u grape,
curraDts, sc
Also, one Of Singers sewing m4,'hines. rose
wood case, inlaid with pearl, new, aud N perfect
order.
Thirteen healthy swarrns of bees several cord
OF hard maple wood. prepared for the stove. aud
under cover. Would prefer Ia Sell furniture with
the house. Possession gwen immedia .ly n de-
sired.
Also, lot IN Pouliney, az about 90 ans. house.
barn snd ouf-hoases There i. an Tia. III ace one
well developed quarry of excellent staf-, now
succ. ssfully work.d and several o. hers undsvel-
oped, one Of which IL "A beautiful purple The
Lake Shore Railroad will either bisecl said place
or ~ fes rods east of IL. rare chance for IN
yestment- Two such Bargains re dom occur
Address, X. Il. MEANWHILE, or
Z. NJ. WILLARD.
1ulyzidlw&wu Castleton, VT.
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DoDD's
NERVINE
DID 1T.

New London, Conn, April &c. 1869.
Remembered Friend-I thought 1t well 10 wait
another week before writing, 70 s.e n contin-
ued 70 improve, ~ I have been doing for some
time, under the treatment Of the new medicine
ana am happy to tell you that am getting bet
commenced the use Of Dodd's Nervine withou,
euyoody advising me- 70 1t. When I began With
u could only yak from my bed 70 the char.
y Trouble has been extreme pain in the head,
and has lasted over three years An the med,e,ns
have heretofore taken has failed TO give any re-
lieI am now able 70 30 up and down stairs.
and daily improving. I consider the Neryine
the best medicine ever found, and shall con-
tinue is use. for ! am Confident Of entire recoy-
~. have taken only three bottles, and would
not be without it on any account.
Very truly, Nm, !. S.NUTE.
july20d&vsv
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POCKET PIcKED.-The Fairhaveu jour
nal says that it was Hon. James X. Hyde
of Sudbury, and not Mr.. Hyde of Hyde
vile, who had his pocket picked at thu
review of the Seventh Regiment At sara
toga on the Esd inst.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1869.
The Council of CensOrs'

There Is a prevalent feeling IN the
State, that the Council of Censors should
be abolished, and that the present board
should 80 recommend, and with this senti-
ment we fully sympathize, yet it is due to
the present council to say that their pro-
ceedin9s have been marked with cam
dor, in giving consi deration to the
various propositions that have thus far
been presented, evincing that they have
the interests of the State in view, and
have given evidence of their comprehen-
sion of the duties assigned, and of their
ability to perform them. Several of the
previous ones have been mere burlesques
of what they should have been, without,
the evidence, to the public, at least that
they cared more than to present such
questions, and take action in such a man
ner as to briug the body Of which they
were members into disrepute, and the
tendency has been to make it odious with
the people.
The transactions of the present Council
have been to strengthen the advisability o.
retaining this established institution O.
the early pioneers of the State yet longer
The able and elaborate reports that arr
emenating from the committees are valu
able State documents for future referenc,
and guidance, whether the Council il
abolished or not. Although there are
other methods Of amending the Constitu
ton, which to many are far preferable tc
the present cumbersome method, the abil
ity, wisdom, and candor that has thus fal
actuated the Board, are highly com mend
able and honorable to the State, an1 t.
the gentlemen who compose it. lt alsc
indicates that the selection of the mem
bers was judiciously made. Men wht
fully understand the wants of the people
and the purpose for which they were APP
pointed. There can be little doubt tina
when the people shall have given TIN
various amendments and the reports tina
accompanying them, careful considera
ton, the most important Of them will b.
acquiesced in by the conventions, and tina
the people will elect such men to com
pose it az will favor their adoption. Thu
much il due to the Council, and the,
should be honored for the independence
behalf Of the wcll-boing Of the common
wealth.
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