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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
MRS. HELEN sCRIBNER.
CAsTLETON. Nav. ls7;

CASTLETON, May, lS72.
l had a severe attack of rheumatism i'm
my arm, but was entirely cured by using
the Cherokee Balsam. 1t is a good medi-
cine tor the stomach, for it has helped my
dyspepsia more than anything l ever tried.
MRS. MARIA CAIN.
CastletOn, \ (.
Mrs. Scribner is the wife of George W.
Scribner, who lives on what is called the
Perry Farm, on the road leading from Cas-
Teton TO Rutland. Mrs. Cain Is the wife Of
Matthew Cain, an employee on the K. X ;.
X. r., between Castleton and FairhaVen.
such testimony as this ought to convince
the most ncredulOus that the Cherokee
Balsam justly merits all that is claimed tor
it. Four hundred bottles sold since Feb
Tuary 18th.
This valuable medicine is for sale at the
Drug stores of 4. G. Lewis, Francis Fem
4 Co, Rutland, and by f. \. Morse, West
Rutland, Northrop& Son, T. p. Smith. {. >.
Proctor. Castleton, a. W. styles, Hydeville,
ROllin Marshall, East POultney, Peter Far
nam, East Addison. j. NJ. Campbell and +.
Il. Davis, Fort Edward. y. Y. and by
X. 4. MARANNILLE.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
may25dld&wtf CastlctOn, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PAT
n TENTs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
Approved May ., 1872.
ETtrdct from the Report ofG Board Of Melt
cat OFFICERS CoHyened 10 Examine Sam
pies Of I5uGScS.

'The Board is of the opinion
that the above principles. wiz: those
carried out by the truss. samples of which
were submitted by Messrs. Bartlett. But
man 4 Parker of Chicago, and by the well
known Chasc's Truss made by several
firms These patterns are there
fore recommended by the Board, AS those
best adapted in their opinion for the puT-
poses indicated in the act of Congress. en-
titled An Act to provide for furnishing
Irtl.ecs. etc. = "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

To DETECT ARSENIC IN WALL PAPER.
The test for arsenic, strictly so called,
are suited only to laboratory use, but
since it is the arsenite of copper that is
used for the poisonous green colors, a
test for copper is sufficient for ordinary
purposes. Put a drop of aqua ammo
MIA on the suspected paper, and if it
turns the color to blue you may be sure
that copper is there, and almost as sure
that arsenic is there also There is not
one chance in a hundred that more
critical examination would lead to a diff
ferent conclusion. At any rate we adj
wise our readers not to use any paper on
the walls of their houses, or for any
other purpose, if this simple test makes
ifs character suspicious
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

10 As remedy for bronchial affections
and chronic diseases of the lungs, nothing
ever before discovered equals DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery GOA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

A New AND SIMPLE REsPIRAToR.
Professor Tyndal has perfected a
new respirator for fremen, in which
the solid particles of the densest
smoke are arrested by films of cotton
wool wetted with glycerine, and the
most pungent gas by layers of charcoal.
By these simple means firemen can re-
main within burning buildings for up
wards half an hour at time, with safe
ty and comfort, so far as respiration is
concerned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

Having just returned from New IorI,
with a large stock of goods, bought at
closing out sales, we are prepared to offer
great bargains to our customers in every
department. Can and examine our stock.
\. HILL Il son.
Wallingford, Vt.
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NOTICE TO EUPTURED SOL
AN hCT TO TROvIBE FOR FURNISHING
IRLs.Es ID LIsABLLD sOLnILEs.


AN aCT TO TEOTIDE FOR TUENTsHING
TRUSsE> 10 DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Be IL enacted bg the Senate and House o|
REPRESENTATIVES ~ the United States j5 Con-
greSS assembled That every soldier of the
Union army who was rupturcd while in
the lime of duty. during the late war for
the suppression Of the rebellion. shall be
entitled to receive a single or double truss
OF such style as may be designated Icy the
surgeon General OF The United States
army a~ the best suited fOrsuch disability.
SIC. >. The application for such truss
shall Ire made by the Tuptured soldier To-
an examining surgeon for pensions. who's
duty II shall be to examine such applicant.
and for every such applicant. found Ia
have II rupture or hernia. shall prepare
and torN ard 10 the Surgeon General an
application Tor such truss, without charge
to the soldier.
SIC. ,. That the Surgeon General Of the
United States army Is hereby authorized
and directed 10 purchase and procure the
number OF trusses which may be required
for distribution to such disabled soldiers.
ut a price not greater than the same are
sold TO the trade at wholesale and the
cost of the same shall be paid. upon the
requisitiOn of the Surgeon General. out of
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
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HIGHER EDUCATION.

j2dSdwSw Surgeon General, I. 5. Army
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The American SEWING EIachiIf

Ills nearly SoIsELEss. Il is the most SIMPLE and .-
kABLE Machnein use. Experience las taught that the
AMERICAN MACHINES have all the good points ana 10
away with many objections. for instance
They straight needle, near and Improved shut
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Paragraphs.

JONATHAN SWIFT,
Dean Of st. Patrick's S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

We'll known. poem better than it has cye'
been done before. .Burlings blue Bird, ,
is dainty bit Ct nature. Anothcr sl;mps"
otmaturc mot at all dainty--is Cary's "Ol'i
Squaw Pounding Cherries" powerful
realization Of thercynditon OF WOMAN among
the Indians. Besides these, We have
"The Courtship of Miles Ssandish," or
rather the courtship Of John Alden. from
the poem of that name;A "Gypsy Girl af
her Toilet" The iForcstcr's Happy
Family" after Guido Hammer; and 4
spirited view of '".Thc Minister NJ Tin"
The Literature Of the number is fully up to
its Art. There is capital Russian story.
married in Snow-Storn.' from the
Russian of Pushkin, by William Pcrcival; !;
a at3uching Spanish story, ";I.alalo," from the
Spanish of Fulgioso, BY Helen S. Con:nt; ;
:.Wors than Smell.Pox," a bright and
luminous American story. by Lucy Ellen
Guernsey; a charming description Of
Raymomds sill and its euvirons by the poes
Stcdman; "a Few Words on Angling" in
the same vein by Henry Richards; "ln tht
W"ods," a pleasant little c:sAy, hy W. ".
Bailey; "Lamplight,'' All ther essay, b.
Julian Hawthorn Il third on ''Buc Birds"
by the artist Burling; and forth OIL
'.lIunting Snails." by DR.. y. NJ. Coan
There, are elito,ialson The Naken Bucket y
The .,.instcr at Ula,." "Womans Place.
"Gyp$ics," and The Forestcr's Happy
Family; and careful reviews of Mistral's
Iireio," and Sharp's Studies III Poetry"
BcSidcsltllcse papers there arc three excellent
poems, Two" b. Mrs Julia G. r: DIR;
Beside the Sea- by Mrs. Mary il Eradl!ys;
and The SparrowS City," by George Cop
er. Thesubseription price rs 50 per an.m.
which includes AT clera iii thro:no: and the
publishers are James Sutton Il Co.: -
Liberty st., \. Y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01
A PerilouR Season.

Glorious and delightful AS summer weather is
ito tropical heat is severe trial to the yialpow-
ers. Even the strongest arc som stimes prosra,ed
by its effects. The common phrase applied TO
mi, condition Of the body is general debility"
Now general debility arises from and includes
variety Of ailments. The liver is more or legs
affected, the bowels are either cOnstipatcd or
too much relaxed, the stomach but halfperforms
the work Of digestion, the appetite IS poor, and
the spirits depressed, This is what is called
general debility. ltisagcncral dsarrangemen
Of all the physical functions, and requires as y
remedy, amedicine that will correct them all.
Hostetter's Stomach Sitters is specially adapted
to,this purpose Its general operation is not
eonGned to n single organ. Ifthe liycris affect.
cd it restores its tone. If the stomach is torpid
1t regenerates it. II the nerves are tremulous
and weak, it braces and rcinforces them. II the
mind, which ever vcrsyApathises with the body, is
gloomy and Respondent it relieves the difficulty.
and soon brings the whole m.chinism of the
body into harmony with the laws ofhcalth
There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere, in which the utility Of Hostettcr's
Stomach Biters as tonic, corrective and anti
bilious remedy is not known and lprcciateJ.-
Throughout the tropics, it is considered by both
the people and the profession, the standard spc-
cifc. While it is medicine for all seasons and
allcmates, it is specially suited to the complaints
generated by hot weather, Being the purest AMI
hpsf yeUat hlp at atjYnu1.rf N tl,
Beware Of the bitters made Of acrid and dam
gerous materials which unscrupulous parties arc
(er,deavoring to foist upon the people. Thcirname
is legion, and the public has no guarantee that
they are not poisonous. Adhere 20 the tried
remedy, Hostetter's Bittcrs, sold only in glass;
never in Kegs or barrels.
august va.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

PAINFUL DEATHs.-On Thursday lats'
Bernard Mayer, a lad of II years of age, re-
Gently arrived from Germany, and staying
rs clerk in the store ofour esteemed friend,
Mr. Strauss who was his first cousin, died
Of congestive fever, after brief illness.
The deceased WAS youth of great promise.
His remains were carried to Charleston for
interment. = =. - 3 - -
On Friday last, another very sad death
o:c, red in this community. A. c. Douglas,
ir, = son of Mr.. A. C. Dongls Of Charleston
and nephew of Mr.. Geo. s. Douglas Of our
t,wn, arrived here on Monday uisht, the y
inst. on visit to his uncle's family and III
search of health He with son Of Mr.. U. s.
D ,uglas, visited some friends in Sumter
County, during the week and and returned
Oh Friday afternoon. Soon after arriving
tie youth became very sick and DR.. More
pronounced it a case Of sunstrokc, Of which
tie patient died in about two hours
The bereaved families and friends have our
sincere sympathies. The events have east
\ feeling Of gloom over the entire communl-
tv.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

THE TERRIBLE HEAT!-What shall we
sav of it. To write of it makes one feel
still warmer. On Friday last in DR.. loungs
store. one of the coolest places in town,
the thermometer stood at 50 at lI,20 A. m.
and later in Che day ran up to 1917. The
nights bring no relief and the weary and
h.atriddon mortal finds no repose, except it
be towards morning.
The corn and the gardens need rain very
NIL h and even the cotton which luxuriatcs
in the beams of blazing sum, looks dropping
and parched.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

THE AUGusr ALDISE is as gond as a
run into the country, and We should not be
surprised to learn, that it had gained thou
sands of subscribers among those who are
too busy 70 take simmer jaunt. Perkinss
Illustrations Of the !. Raymon Skill for OK
ample, are the finest pieces of rural scenery
that we have eyer seen in TIE ALDlSE
There are five in all one full page, represent
ing the Falls, aud the others minor falls and
sheets of water, which anglers know arc pco:
pied with trout, and which they ere wild
over. Anothcrfull page drawing is THE
Oaken Buckle" "by John S: Davis, a delicious
bit of country life, illustrating Woodworth's
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LOCAL. N EWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church. Dckalb street-kev J. )
Stokes. Pas,or-Serviccs ut ii 4. NJ. and L.
NJ. on sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday A.
4 +. VI.
Presbyterian Church, DeKalb street--Rev: >.
n. Uay. Pastor-Serviccs Mt IL 4. NJ. Mnd Al p.
N. OH Sunday; Prayer Meeting on "Wednesday
ut y =. NJ. ~
EPISCOPAL CHrrcu. FREt- d! F. D. PEEnf.-
Sunday. ut IL O'Clock A. NJ and 6 T. NJ
Wednesday, ut 6. 7. NJ.
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rev. A. n
Durham. Pastor-Services at-ll A. Al. and q
Z. NJ. on the second and fourth Sundays OF
each month"; Prayer Meeting Thursday at r.
NJ
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.CopONar's Sale.
SOUT!ICAROLIMl-KERsnAw couN

Observation-Disclosures coUN
IT,.
TTNDEn anil h. virtue Of an execution to nc
| J directed, will proceed to sell i'll from: Of
rhc roua: house IN C:lnlIn, within the legal
hoHrs Of sale, on the 1t Monday, ST: day of .Nn-
gu nsxt Ike following incrtioncr! ana descr;b:
c1 property, io-wii.
a.! the right. title anl interest Of the defend
aat. If ;.ny. in two Hundred acres arahleand sew
cn hunlrcd acres uncultivatcl land and build
ings thereon in Fla: Rock Township, kcr+hn W
county. bought hy sai,ldcienlant as land Of AriO
Niles. Agent, a; 4 sale Of delinquent lands, Oh
the 9th day Of June, 1872. Al:o Il 10! Of lumber
tanning one thousand i..G;, more or less. Ley
led OH ;.s the property Of lanes Y. Bo<wcllS. X.
C., 1T the suit cf J. }. Horton ir.
w. DEPASS, Coroner X Co:
july llw
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/1...-,. GRIEEIN ~ HOFFMAN, NEWS
ApAprr IpyERrrslNG AGnxTs NO. Soutt &reSt.
II BALrixokE. M. are duly authorized 70 eontsset
fsr adv rItse rRsk lowest rates. AdFerses
IN that civ arc 10 leave their fAvors vim
mis- house. This hrm has exceptional lasiLl iot
placing advertisements caeaply. and So tAke ptSs, ~,
pre in referring all who deSirs 70 advertise in out
oftoWn papers. especially those having rehi ss'a'e
u TO scll-to thvse gentlemen.
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PERSONALITIES FRxE BRrDaE-MrJ.
B. LasSalle, the energetic contractor in charge
Of the Free Bridge, has just recovered sufh-
cisntly to 60 about, from severe attack of
fever which has plagued him for some
time.
sIr. LasSalle speaks confidently of finish
the bridge at no distant day, and our friend
Major s. r. Adams who has charge Of the
lumbc: department seems determined not to
,.t the work suffer for want Of material
Tb. Majors well known energy forbids any
other presumption than that he will keep
Mr.. Lassalla well supplied "a SSA y
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-A Attention is
directed to the advertisements Of Mcssrs.
Hodgson l. Dunlap, the well known drug
gistsy and also to those Of Mcssrs. Cloud &
& Zcmp and Mrs. Amelia Elias.
A visit to either of these popular estab-
lishments will prove saving of money. Try
- ..... ~
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Meeting Camden d. S

vTNIE regular Quarterly meeting oftlc Camden
i ardhan society will be held on the tiirl
Monday, cling tic 18th day OF August, instant at
the Rank Of Camden. Mt IL o'clock NJ. Persons
desirous Of filming, will !hen have the oppoftnnl-
~ nf ,,oiuu 81 By Order Of the President.
!, JOHN kERSll.tW. S"cy.
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Meetings..

WATEREE DIVISION no. 9, s. OF T.-At-
tend the regular meeting of your Division at
Temperance Hall'on Monday evening at . o.
clock By order of W. +.
ID. c. KIRKLEi, X. S.
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Notice..
School Notice. . e

4 ,TEAClIER is wnntcdto take charge Of tic
AMalc Aca,lcmy of tho Camden Orphan Soeic:
ty TO open not later than the lst ol ociobe
next. The school building il now undergoing
full repair. Applicantsnr nrr requested to co'nmu-
nicGtcwth JOHN vi. DESArSS'"t' ireS,'
our l,2 Camden s G.
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Orr AGENTS IN CuARLEsToN.-Thea eadrertising
agency of Walker, Evans y Cogswsll, represent
Ell by Roswell T. Logan. Esq. is the only author
lied agent for this paper, in Charleston.
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MARRIED.

Uii Sunday. July % 1872, al the resi-.
dencc of the brides mother. by Shelton B.
Hail. Esq, TnostAsS. .DlSoS and CHAR
lSorrE, youngest daughter Of the late Den
his McLcndnn. 1'. '''
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WATEREE GRANGg-PATRONs OE HUs.
meet at Jones Hall, on Fri
day evening, August I'd, at 8 o'clock p. IN.
.~;i.jt.- w. NJ. SHANNON, Muster.
JOHN KERSHAw: Scc'y.
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STRUCK By LIGHTNING On Sunday


STRUCK By LIGHTNING: ON Sunday
morning, during severe storm, eolored
women on the Lang plantation ON tho ~est
side of waterce, we're struck Ly Lightning and
instantly killed. Several other, men, women
and children we're also oGysruek andsome we're
seriously, Others slightly injured. The
gablecud3of the house Shero tlley. Idwcit
was also Knocked to pieces.
PuBL,cArIoNs REcMvEp;---Thc Rural
Carolinian---1Yalker,. Evans iogsSell,
Charleston, S: G. for August sl87a1is ut
hand, The contents afe varied ahdintcrcst-
ing. The Report of the Commissioner If
Agriculture f6r Ju!y yis also seeeisad. A9h;s
isa valuable and trustworthy compilation
ofstatistics upon asubject ofyitul consequence
to our readers. ,>sss,-z.ys-g.-s4szaa
Weare also IN aebtcd to Jas H Raincy
NJ. C. for public documents A-4sIl ~
A, CoLoRED> Ku- .K1Ux sckytrB:EOn
the 10Th inst, near Enslishes mills, in this
County, one Harry McRse, colored man,
was visited late at night by certain partics,
wh0knockcd at the door; Of his House and
asked if he was in. but not waiting for an
answer, burst open the door and rushing i'll
to the number Of fifteen or twenty fellupon
the struggling Harry and Sthrew him to the
ground, after which they slipped 4 bag or
cap over his head snai tied it tight around
his neck. They THEN tod his hands and
feet and carried him long $distsnee in the
woods when they finally deposited him upon
the ground and taking sticks boat him until
they thought he; was dead, cut ofa piece of
his car and untying him, left him there.
After some hours he recovered sufficiently
to drag himself home where he has been
lying in bedEerer Since
lie has told several persons that he
recognized the parties who beat him, by the
cap slipping off while the beating was
administered, and that ccery one Of them 'cds
a negro, though there WAS one who Was
lighter in color than the rest and he, said
Harry, might have been white: but don't
thiuk so.
The cause of the beating was alleged to
have been that Harry bcwitched his daughter,
in.law, who has lately died.
For fear lest Radical sceptics may dis
believe this, we have fortified oursclvcd with
abundant proof which shall be forth coming
If needed. Comment is unnecessary.
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ELECTION OF. Observation-Disclosures to
notice published in the Journal, the Town
Council on Monday last, at their regular
meeting, elected Mr.. John Williams, to fill
the yseaicysin the police force. AS the for
tunate man came well recommcd, it is hoped
that he Will discharge wellsana thoroughly
the duties ofhis position"
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Paper, Published every Saturday, at Charlotte,
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NorlcE.-Mr n. I. Adams, fireman OF
ths>Jounul. is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for money due to said paper.
JOHN KERSHAW, Propr.

RsrURNED.-Our friend, DIR. Isaac H.
Alexander has just returned from the Den
tai Association in Columbia, and PROCESSES
himself willing to relieve suffering humanll; !;
ty if it can be effected.by any means in his
line. The Doctor has been elected cores
ponding Secretary to the association, a fact
which VIC are glad to note.
Drs. Bissell and Durham have also return
cd from Columbia. DIR. Bissell read very
interesting paper on the "Reminiscences OF
Dentistry" which was we'll received. tie
has been appointed On the Committee on
Operative Dentistry and DR.: purh4nsm on the
Executive Committee.
DIR. Alexander wss also appointed on the
Committee on Mechanical Dentistry. lhe
association sdjeutnsd on Thursday last to
m .et again on the first Thursday IN August
1913.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

Q d.
STILL ALIvE.-Under the head of "Edl-
tor;,l Notes" our friend Of the Marlboro
Times, says he has gee" nothing of us for
s.yeral weeks, aud wants to know whsts the
natter with u.s.
This solicitude on the part Of our contem-
p ,rary is gratifying and we ';rise toezplain'"
by stating that we .annot say that anything
ais US, bat very probably something may
have bcfallen some one or more of the mail
,ents, on the devious route from Camden to
Beanettsville. As the Times j. favorl'e
with us. We will endeavor to present our
face with regularity and precision" hereaf
ter, if such an event can be brought about
b. our efforts.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01

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