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II RI is
Planetary Horse Power
|T1HE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
L ventedI The power OF the horse quadru-

|THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
L ventedI The power OF the horse quadru-
pledi
MEMPHIS, TENN, a q y, 1871.
We, the undersigned citizens of Memphis,
certify that we this day Witnessed re appll-
cation of PyrOn's Planetary Po,ger to an
Eighty. saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was reyorved witttthe usual
rapidity, with q full roll OF cotton, by two
mules, at an easy gait and draught; and we
further state that we believe tb greatly supe-
rior to any horse poWer we have any knOWI-
edge of, and a poWer suitable for every PLAN
ter using a Gin, Grist or SaW-milL
j.. h. TEAL, Machinist n MiIlFright.
NEWTON FORD, arm OF Ford, Porter q Co
D. T. PoRrER, firm OF Ford. Porter q Co,
X. HoPsoN, NJ. D., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN J. PITMAN, M. D., Memphis. Tenn,
q. II. WHITEMoRE, Memphis, Tlsnn.
SHARPE & ROBERTS, SOia agents
For the sale OF Stale, County and Individ-
ual Rights for Arkansas and all the States OF
the United States east OF the Mississippi
river. 81 Full directions for building the
Power given to each purchaser.
OFFICE:
No. q MOanOe street Aemnhisy Tern,
Tvs
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patitinn "a Rar uhrarY Associatl0n.

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No. ZS-SeeOnd Chancery Court Of shelby
County. Tennessee. Pet1uOn lot -
library AssOciatiOn-E >. HamLnonu, "
p. wilson. David ii. POst0ns J. AIayi9li
Iohn u, Harris, Thos. 3. IuEiey geo. As
PheIan, John EOmerveut a n oSsP1eA5s
W, W. Mcdowell, e. ID. Mya1ts T. Gam
mon. Chas. 81. Stephens, 4 Du9ley Eraser
IR WOodWard s. II. walker y Myers
JM. Harris, U. w. Mller, {. MeDoWels
W.K POstOn, Q. r. Bullock Geo. Gl4nans
IN N scales, Geo. 7. Dashed, i. Lehman
~ Swingfey, W. A Collier, W Strong
and Henry +. DIE.
A M persons are hereby notified to appear
AbefOre the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county Tenn, on or before a hrst
Monday In August, Is1, and show cause, II
any they have or know Of why letters Of tn-
corporation shouldn not issue to the pelti0n-
ers herein, by the name OF the Memphis Bar
Library Association, with the poWera ana
privileges Of q corporate body Tor the pur-
pose Of securing. to themselves aud 70 tnel
use aLaW Library, to be kept In the clLg Or
Memphis, IN said county, with a capital
stock OF - dollars, to be divided int SHARES
Of dollars each, and with power 70 Or
ganize, elect officers and make Dy-L4
when -sha Of said capital stQek saaL
have been subscribed, as provided ~ Le
aes OF Assembly. chapter 81. passed 5aAn1s
Is, 1871, and approved January 81, 1Sfi'
ND D. srEWARr, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. MaIlary, Deputy JERK AnAMdstefs
r. DIX and Humes POston. SOL
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E A. BENSON's
MUSIC HOUSE, 3i7 MAIN ST.. MEMPHIS
PRICES or THE
MASON KAMLIM
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly Increased their f~seiIitie,
III for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled to oheI
their well known Organs, which are the &C.
knowiedged standard OF excellence among
OF the class, at prices ofinfeFiOl
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are. therefore, alike to all, n~VRFisble. The
following are Illustrations:
EOur-OCtaVe 91t
The same, Double e
Five-Octave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented-~.-............... lG
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops, II
Forty other styles, up O-.-----..---........ lOO(
All in oil Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly nrst-
class in every respect, They viii not make
the B~o-caIlsd cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority OF their instruments
u now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully examine
and compare must perceive
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs Ofthe diferent styles, full
information and lowest prices; also, Testi.
monial Circular wiz be sent free 20 any adj
dress,
NASOK & nA#LIS 0RGRN co,
WsssTs0ms, 596 Broadway, New YsFk.
mVFdAW
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Tarrani'a SaItzar AnerIaat.

the grand prescription of Nature is rendered
universally and instantly available At
his season, when fsvers, disorders Of the
stomach and bowels. bilious complaints, and
all the diseases which affect the digestive,
assimIating and secretive organs are espe-
cialiy prevalent, the Importance Of having
this Invaluable Alternative and corrective AZ
hand In every home, and within reach OF an
who travel by land or water, cannot be over
estimated.
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suPaEME LII.
IN sUPsgAE ca0s5 Al Iacksoa

no - D.-Gsrmau NATIONAL Bank Of
4eEpns "a Eliza T. Forter 81 al.
E4tue OF = decree p-r0nCuncod IN this
- ea0r5 on Che STA OF June. ISL bV ne su-
~ .e court WAi seii, % tina mghes5 rid
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sEE1I@9
Sold by We. POTTER
ie2I 335 Main. corner Uniol
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
rHE ssEAr snnTHIMa sEMEnY.

Tx 6HGAH SV8 3 EhRteU 8%HEEbs
Cares Collie and q Nng nd.
m5- in the Bowels, and IA u o.
HtstoSsO tales the process OF TeeG. oe3t,
os'"P' ing.
8ubdues Commissions and r.
nfs. Overcomes all diseases in
HhtJoO9e0s cident 10 infants u 90
syrup Children.
icures DiaTFhea, Dysen- p-uo
Afs. terry and summer Conn ~
HhHeoaos plaint in children OF all -,
syrup ages
II Is the Greet Infants and Children 3
Soothing Ranasdyn all disorders brought on
bv Teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the 9RAkXoN MEDICINE
CO, 81. Louis, no.
fa9 dAw
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Friday, 18th lay Of AUGUST. le7l,

During legal hours, sell to the highest bid
uated in the county OF Shelby. state OF Ten
nessee- On the west side Of the fernando
road, Il the l4th Civil District Of said county,
south OF and adjoining Judge Kings lot, and
mOre's division, containing dVe-and- three
tOurths acres, more or lesH; said tract has
been sabdivided into three lots, and viii be
sold separately.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credit OF seven months;
purchasers giving notes, with approved Sc.
curlty, ana lien retained to secure the pay
barred, This 18th day of July. 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk and Master.
By L. +. COLEMAN. 10 q and M
walker & HOrrigan, Solicitors. ivlS
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{

THE partnership Of Dickinson, Winisms
4 SEQ. this day expires By limitation, but
will be Continued under the same style and
name. ]. w. DICKINSON.
Is. e. DICKINSON.
w. w. WILLIAMS.
Memphis, July 20, ISL iy29
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-28

ing cough was followed by catarrh of the
throat, which became chronic, and oblig-
ed him to seek warmer climate. He
spent eight months in 1S66-67, in the ISL
and of Santa Cruz, and subsequent
winter in Florida, but without securing
release from the grasp of his disease. On
Wednesday night of last week, he caught
cold, and was Frustrated by congestion of
the lungs aud fever. The attack was
considered alarming from the first; but
he rallied from the acute disease and
seemed, on Saturday last, to be gaining
strength. On Sunday morning, after a
restless night, he fell into comparatively
quiet sleep, in which he passed away.
quietly. and without struggle. He bore
his physical sufferings with almost unex-
ampled patience. and retained his strong
interest in public affairs and in individu-
ais of his wide acquaintance to the last.
OF his character as a citizen and man, it
is fit that others should speak. What he
was as a parent, husband and friend,
those who knew him best lack words to
describe.
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Cavendish.

There Is Wrapped up Within al men,
hidden from the vision OF the world, a
vein Of curiosity which when unchecked.
by sound discretion, often leads one be-
yond the bounds OF propriety, and into
difficulties, in which, once entaugltd it is
hard to extricate ourselves.
A truly sad misfortune of this nature
has recently befallen, love-sick swain of
our town, by allowing this vein Of
curiosity to beat his better judgment, aud
thinking that the many readers of the
HERALD, in this vicinity would be some
what interested, we venture to suggest
some of the facts.
All will recollect that Saturday, Of
August ., was excessively hot and it
CHANGED that az the shades of night had
began to settle over the quiet citizens of
Cavendish, that one Jim, was iourneying
from our little village toward Chester,
and for most unmanly purpose, which
was no other than that Of an unhallowed
desire to play the scientific part of ewes
dropper, but not being man endowed
with extraordinary courage, he took a
most circuitous route to reach the house
of one Caleb, in Cavendisb, for the pur-
pose, of there, as he called it, seeing
what was going on" between a respectable
couple, then enjoying the inequalities of
the house. We have understood that the
darts of Cupid had at one time pierced
the heart of Jim, from the arrow of one
(the sex 1 won't mention) of those young
persons then sojourning at the house.
Well he dashes on, in hot haste, over
ditch, hedge and stone wall, until he
arrives, this Jim, at the house, looking
from his tedious journey, very much like
a worn out dish cloth, and soon takes a
position for playing the part of "peeking
Tom" Jim had, as he supposed, friends
at hand bnt traitors they were, and had
long ere the arrival of our friend Jim
prepared the inmates for a seige. The
lights are lowered, and 5ra0e Jim, with
knees knocking together, seeks the long
sought for window. When 10! from
familiar signal, and just as the
eye of impatient Jim was closely pressed
to the window casing, a blast of that
horrid stuff, in English called red
pepper, struck him, Oh ! square in the
eye. He bolted, stumbled, and alas too
late. for soon long strong arms encircled
his slender form, and bore him from the
darkness of night to that sanctu1n within,
which to not curious Jim, was a most I'M
pleasant, and from the smell of Tar, IN
melting situation, and as a palliation for
the sin he had committed, with the humi-
lily of a christian, but without christian
grace or virtue, he knelt down upon his
marrow bones, promised fidelity, now one
in law, and further reparation for past
evil-departed in peace. We trust that
he now is a wiser aud far better man. |
Others from this, may learn, that the way
Of the transgressor is hard, indeed
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The Free
Peess says that the Rutland county bur-
glars have sent on their advance guard
to that city. An attempt was made on
Saturday night to break into the resi-
dence of DR.. Thayer, on Church street.
The rascals succeeded in getting on the
roof Of piazza and were attempting to
open window into room occupied by
DIR. Q. T. Thayer, when the noise aroused
him and he stuck light when the fell
lows fed.
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SUICIDE AT LYNDoN-Charles M
Ladd, son of Asa Ladd, hung himself in
his barn at Lyndon Center, on Tuesday
morning of last week. He was about 2S
years old, aud leaves wife with child
some six or seven years old. He was sup.
posed to be man of good habits, and no
cause is assigned for the act. On Tues
day morning he arose as usual, went out
toto his shed for some kindlings to start a
fire, and after collecting, left them, and
taking a rope went into the horse barn
and hung him self. When discovered life
was extinct
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Mrs. Lydia Stevens of Weston, ovel
eighty years old, walks to church ever,
Sabbath, rain or shine.
A plan for western colony has beer
started at Gaysville with fair prospect
of success.
Specimens of ore have been thrown
up by the recent blasting of rocks on the
premises of the Ascutney mills that de.
serves scientific examination.
Mr.. @. II. Warren, of Springfield,
has vegetable curiosity growing in his
garden by the name of "Castor Oil Bean,
1t ives grown from Vick's seed, having
been planted about the last of April. 1t
now stands six feet high and its leaves
measure thirty inches across.
Mr.. Hiram D. Spaford Of Springfield
shot crane in the river near the .old ice
house, few days since, whose wings
measured six feet and one inch from tip
to tip. Distance of shot by measurement,
10 rods.
Judge Steele of HartIand is engaged
to deliver the annual annress at the
Windsor county fair next week. The
fair opens on Tuesday the 26ht. and closes
on Thursday the 2Sth. Everything, it is
said, promises well for one of the best
fairs the society has ever held.
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THE WORLD Is IN ARMS

against the new hair-coloripg preparations
science condemns them. They are virtually dead
Meanwhile,
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
proved by time and sanctioned by practical chem.
ISIS mas become the standard article Ok its clas,
throughout the length ana breadth of the land
e 10 poisonless, rapid in its operation certain r.
produce the required shade of color, and has No
equal among barr dyes, either in the limited
states or Europe. To beautify and soften the
hair after dyeing, use
cHRIsTADORo's HAIR PREsERvar1vp
N'ns' lseptldeed&weowlmo
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CHEAP FARMS! FREE HON. s
ton the line ofthe
UNION PACIFIC Raj ROAD.
land grant of L, Goa, 900 acres of the Fest Far
ming aud Mineral Lands in America

land grant of L, COO 600 acres of the Fest Far.
ming aud Mineral Lands in America
30 0 001 a res Of choice Farming and Grazing
Lands the the "f the road in the So4'e OF Ne-
braska, in the 'rea' Platte Valley, row for sale
for cash or long credit.
These lands are IN mid aud healthy climate,
and for grain craving and stock raising, unsur.
passed by any IN the United States
PRICES RANGE FROM 81 to $40 PER ACRE.
HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
2,500,t00 acres of Government Land between
Omaha and North Platte, open for entry a.
HOmesteads only.
SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR
Are entitled t. a Free Homestead of l6O acres
within RailToa limits, eqral to a
DIRECT BOUNTY OF i4oO.
Send for the edition of descrlp.ive pam
phlet, with new maps, mailed free evrrvwhtre
address, q. F. DAVIS.
Land G. mmis.iO1er II. p. R. X. Co,
sept2dla WSm s3H'l Omaha, Neb
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WINDHAM COUNTY.

Mr.. Scott Wood, of Bellows Falls
had the foreinger of his left hand neatly
ampntated between the first and second
joints by buzz saw, while at work in A.
s, Changers mill on Monday last.
The brown stone monument pur.
chased by Gov. Hayes of Ohio, and dedi-
Gated to the memory of his uncle, Roger
purchased, who persisted in his store at
Dummerston, has been completed
John T. Hubbard of Stratton, while
at work with circular saw in Lucius
Smiths saw mill on Friday, August 25th,
aocidently c,ught his left hand on the
saw, and cut it up horribly. This is the
fourth accident that has happened in the
same mill within two years.
Otis Lynde, of West Brattleboro, met
with a severe accident few days since
While at work with his cattle, in some
manner the hook of the chain caught the
littls finger of one hand, and drew the
skin and fish almost completely from the
bone, making amputation necessary.
Ca Sunday last. about II o'clock a.
m Mr.. Thomas W. Titus, highly res.
peoted citizen of Vernon, was found hang
ing in his barn. He had been seen but
short time previous, and no indications of
the desperate act was apparent in his
manner. 1t is said that difficulties of
pecuniary nature were the cause of the
deed
Engineer Henry H. Snow, severely
injured on the Conn River railroad two
years ago, has sold his house in Brattle-
boro. He has recovered SO far as to walk
about on crutches, but will never wholly
regain the use of his limbs. He will
shortly remove to Springfield, Mass,
where be thinks be can work more advan-
to get living.
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On and after Sept LIST, We shall sell gool. - ~
READY-PAY ONLY, at sight advance NE MI,
manufacturers and imporrers' prices "a
change ID for the mutual oepeh Of ourselves ~
our customers, and We will guarantee iA'OiA'
result.
Call and see goods and prices before pafsD--
ing. LIVEBMOkb 8 o.
d&wtf q Merchants bow
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WHITES
SPECIALITY
DYSPEPSIA.

This is not new preparation, to be tried and
found wanting. 1t has been prescribed daily for
many years in the practice of an eminet physi-
clan, with unparalleled success. 1t is NOT ex-
pected or intended to cure all the diseases to
which the human family is subject, but is War
ranted to Cure Dyspepsia in its most obs mate
form, relief being always obtained from the first
use, and permanent cure effected when properly
continued
Some of the symptoms of Dyspepsia are Loss
of Appetite, Wind and Rising Of Food Dryness
in the Mouth, Heartburn, Distentior of the
Stomach and Bowels, Costiveness, Headache,
Dizziness, Sleeplessness ami Low Spirits; unless
checked it surely affects the mind as well as the
body and units one for the duties of life in
short time.
Prepared only by
Ii. G. WHITE.
For Sale in Rutland, by f. c. Lewis and Cum
mines & Wing.
PRICE, 81 90 PER BOTTLE.
septl41lw&w3mos
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u BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD,

Composed OF Dock Root, Sarsaparilla, Rock Rosa
Wintergreen, Dandelion, Wild Cherry. TborongL
wort, Prickly Ash, Poplar Bark. Rhubarb, -,
For Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Jaun,
dice, Headache, Sour Stomach, Piles -
long standing, Humors, and all Diseaseg M II
arise from an a1lheahhy state of The St9,11.T
B0seLs, and Blood, for which yaluahl. Roofs ~
Herbs, and the knowledge of their great seri.o =
suffering humanity, man cannot feel too thankful
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INDIAN WARFARE. - General Crook
hiss a very sensible idea Of Indian war;
fare, peace commissioners nd re-erv4-
lions. He thinks that tie Apache war in
Arizona would have been over, but for the
fact that the reservations served as re-
cruiting stations for the savsges, and the
Peace Commissioners protected them.
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THE OPENING OF THE ROAD
LATER.

The floating bridge over Like Cham
plain, connected with the Addison Rail.
rotd, was successfully launched yester-
day.
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REWARD.

y EWARD.
A Reward of Three Hundred Dollars Is L. L. II
the person or persops who set nae to and bu,nss
or Caused 10 be set fire to aud burned, VIC op
OF alter Dim In the town Of Chltten,,s op
the 26Ch day of June, A. ID. 1871, 10 DC P0'
the conviction of The psr'i.s. nr-,..,,sr
H.. FRANCISCO. Gen Agent. ,,sugs
Rutland, VT, Sept. II, 1871. lseptlodls~al-----
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lily PAPER-Poison and Suck!'
Il Wholesale and retail at e. m ,S
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
CLOTHS
A CHANGE,

Ever exhibited in Rutland, which viii De ih70'
up to order at reasona bic rates.
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TO ALL PERSONS
BOTH SICK AND WELL

IF Long Life of Health and uanu;uags
is desired let these Bitters be taken t5rT-I,i
in the Spring and Warm Seasons Of the year s,S
especially by the following classes Of De0pla.-
The MECHANIC, who, from his constant in
door labOrs, not having sufficient access 10 H..
bracing and refreshing air out of doors becomes
weakened at the stomach, nervous, pale and sicklv
his food not relishing nor properly dgesting. Hs
should take these Bitters, and freely too. In CT.
der TO get his system up, right and strong and IN
prime condition to 60 through the warm weather
in good shape with his constant daily labOrs. Tha
cxhilarating and cleansing power Of the Docg
Root, Dandelion, Poplar, and Prickly Ash Bark
is what will bring him up, and make him, phvsE
cally speaking, once more mani TIKI
MILL OPERATIVE will find this Medicin,
the very thing cleanse the blood and strengthsr
the system. and gerry mild and pleasant 10 taEs
The PALE AND ONCE BEAUTIFUI
LADY has but to take this compound freely, a..
she will be speedily restored TO health, beauty
and buoyancy. The HONEST FARMER
the CLERGYMAN and LAWYER, a1l
MEN OF SEDENTABY HABITS:
is your Medicine After once using il, you VII
never be without it. It will improve you twent7
five per cent. The MARINER will find 5U-
best medicine in the world for his use; it makss
him. while at sea, hearty and rugged, and capab.
of great endurance and exposure; and when q
shore, it renovates his blood, and restores and re
pairs his system.
The Largest Bottle, the Lowest Prize.
and the most EffectuaI Remedy
in the World.
9aa 1sa
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PEACE CoNGREss.-The Peace Con
gress now assembled at Lausanne is a
body with a refreshing amount of faith
in human nature. The last great war
wss oil that was needed, it seems, to her
aid the millennium. According to one of
the members, France had taken her pam
melting kindly and had shaken hands with
Germany after the approved fashion of
the athletes of the prize-ring. I'm spite
of Bonspartes and Bismarcks," the SINGER
ity of the two nations conld be relied on.
Ii would be interesting to know whence
Herr Sonnemann, who expressed these
senlim ents, derived his rose. colored views
about the peace of Europe. 1t certainly
was not from French journals, French
statesmen or party leaders, nor in fact
from any generally recognized opponents
Of the sentiments of the French people.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-28

In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, We hs''
the largest and finest assortment Of
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The DECKER BROS. PATENT
Fiate Planos, with full agraffe scale. These
Pianos have taken the first premium in comneti.
ton with Chickering's, Steinwsy's, and other ma
kers, and are acknowledged the mos, durable
and finest toned Pianos In the market. Call and
see them. Other Pianos at the lowest prices.
z. N. MERRIAM.
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IT IS NEARLY NOISELESS.
G. b. HOBBY

General Agent for Southern Vermont Office aa
Merchant Row. Rutland, Vt. TmayleHwl