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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-03-13

STATE oB SOUTH CAROLINA l.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON. ''
I, j. A. Brock Cashier of 1.-THE National Bank Of An
derson South Carolina do soemnly that the above
true to the best of my knowledge and belief
J. A. BROCK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day of
March, 1878. b FRANK MAULDIN,
Notary Public.
CoRREcr-Attest:
JSsEpE 70 E e. n ,Bs Baows, n,,.,,.,.
B. F. CnAYToS.
March Is, 1873 36
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Paint and ErOD.

We learn since our publication of an
article in regard to the opening of an
iron mine by Mr.. Spellman in Menden,
that Mr.. r. L. Perkins of this village, has
made some valuable discoveries in the
vicinity of Spellman's farm, on the farm
of Mrs. Gould, about one hundred rods
from Spellman's In prospecting he put
a drift into the hill or mountain, about
sixty-fve feet, and found what is said to
be paint bed, of superior quality. We
have in our Office specimens of it, and it
certainly looks well. We learn that the
paint has been used by G. F. Richardson
and Philip Edgerton and Others of Rut-
land, Mr.. Edgerton painting his entire
house over with it, including blinds.
Mr.. Perkins also put down shaft about
twenty-five feet, finding large quantities
hematite iron ore. The quality improves
the lower he goes in the bed. AT this time
he has, he states to US, vein of ore five
feet in thickness at the bottom of the
shaft. Specimens of the ore and paint
can be seen at our editorial rooms. The
ore will soon be assayed and we will
publish statement of it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Justice Porter yesterday morning;
Moses Williams, drunkenness, fined.
Fine and costs amounted to S13.94.
Williams testified that he obtained his
liquor of James Crowley, V. w. Whit
comb and II. FL. Stone. Crowley was
fined $50 and costs, and each of the 9TH
er two parties, SO and costs. The three
appealed.
Charles Billings, drunkenness; fined.
Fine and costs amounted to 1884. Bill
lings swore on to c. E. Stone for fur
nishing the liquor. Stone was fined 80
and costs, and appealed.
William Stone, drunkenness; fined.
Fine and costs amounted to 1894.
Stone swore that Kate Ready furnished
him the liquor, and she was fined $50
and costs. and sentenced to three months
in the county jail. Committed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

Novelty window curtains, by c. z.
Morse, Bennington.
Wooden water tubing, by w. j. Moul-
ton, Morrisville.
Office director and door plate, by To-
bin Bros, Middlebury
California Wine, by S. ]. Loop, Rut-
land.
Washing machine, by D. A. Rice,
Hydepark.
Portable cider press by p. Bushnell,
Waitsfield.
Fifteen specimens weighing scales, by
Brandon Manufacturing Co.
Patent horse shoe, by Moses G. Clark,
Manchester.
Prize churn, by Prize Churn Co,
Springfield.
Kitchen gem fork, by C. E. Double
day. Sharon.
Hatch's castors for sewing machines,
by w. w. Gibbs, Petersboro, n. III.
Combined hand foot power for circu-
lar saws, by Reed s. Bowen, Boston.
Pruning tools, by F. Atwood, Winter
port, Me.
Headstones and child's monument, by
| w. n. Oliver, Rutland.
Kirby mower, by ID. NJ. Osborn K
| Co., Auburn.
Eureka sap spout, by C. c. Post, Bur
| lington.
Sprague mowers, by o. A. Hillman,
| Providence, r. |.
Sleighs and sleds, by |. p. Welland,
Fairhaven.
Clothes dryer, by G. w. Ainsworth,
| Montpelier.
Specimens paint from Rutland Paint
! Works, by r. L. Perkins, Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Correspondence of the Herald.l
A Letter from AN Old Subscribe
err i'm Michigan.
WHAT lie THINKS OF THE HERALD-BAR-
NUNS CIRCUS, ETC.
CoRUNNA, Mich, Sept.


Publishers Of the Rutland Herald =
GENTs-I am advised that my subscrip-
ton to the HERALD expires with the last
number received.
Having been a reader of the HERALD in
DAYS when the sound of the horn of the
post boy was the signal for its delivery
at the door of the subscriber, and SUBJ
scriber to it at various times and differ
ent localities, for near half century,
I have full appreciation of its worth
as a Journal of the day. 1t has long
been too welcome a visitor to part COM
pany with, although the best friends
must part sometime.
Please find here enclosed $3.50 TO
renew my subscription to the Weekly.
The great exciting questions of the
day, in this part of the State, are the
grand entertainments given by p. T..
Barnum-Grand Rapids, Lansing, Sag
inaw, Flint and Detroit are the great
points of attraction for the present week.
There was estimated to be over twelve
thousand persons who witnessed the en-
tertainments at Lansing, on Tuesday at
ternoOn.
1t is rumored hereabouts that the great
Snowman is now on the track of the
Lake Champlain sea serpent, and that
he is so certain of his capture that he is
negotiating for the Cardiff giant as q
keeper of his snakeship. If successful,
will your Whitehall cotemporary please
advise the excited public of the naodu'
OperGada'
=. Respectfully yours,
S. r. KELSEY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
'The Billiard Match
ESTES THE WINNER.

Quite a little party of gentlemen as
sembled at the Berwick Hotel, last eve
ming, to witness the billiard match be-
tween Chas 0. Estes, of Rutland, and
Albert E. Tibbetts, of Ludlow. Friends
of the parties were selected for referee
and game-keeper, the necessity for UNI
pires being dispensed with.
The game was rather slow, neither
player doing himself justice. However
some excellent shots were made by each,
and there was no dispute or disagree
ment to mar the good nature of the
players and the enjoyment of the spec
tators.
At first Tibbetts led, but in the fourth
inning Estes made the largest run so far,
thirteen shots, taking the lead which he
kept generally throughout the game,
Though Tibbetts succeeded in capturing
il once or twice.
The largest run was seventeen shots,
made by Estes; Tibbetts' best count was
eleven, he making two runs at that figure
in succession. The following are the
| figures at the call on turning
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Respectfully yours,
& r KFIsE,

NORTH PAwLET.-I shall claim, until
advised to the contrary, to have the best
cow for butter in the State. weighed
her milk and the butter produced from
it for one week, ending Aug. 80, with
the following results: Whole number of
pounds of milk, 1858; average per day,
81 Al pounds whole amount of butter,
171 pounds !; average per day, 3 pounds.
1t will be seen that it took Is pounds of
milk to make pound of butter. The
above statement suggests the Importance
of testing the butter producing qualities
of COWS, and retaining for that purpose
only the best class. My cow is worth
twice as much for butter as for cheese.
HEEL HoLLIsTER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

WHAT THE FALL BoNNETT Is LIKE
A few reliable hints are obtained about
fall millinery, in advance of the ope-
nings soon to take place at the great
shops The coming bonnets, it is said,
may be trimmed either as hats or bon
nets. Their crowns are ample broad
but not high; and coronets, when worn,
will be the highest ever known, though
there are many shapes without coronets.
Whether meant to be a hat or bonnet,
the head covering is to be worn so far
back that it will only cover the back OF
the head. Velvet, pure and simple, will
be the fabric for winter hats, though
much royals Cuncut velvet viii be COM
bined with it.-Iroy Wing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

BRANDON. 1t is almost generally un-
derstood that Ross, Pitts d Co., of
Brandon, keep the largest stock of as
sorted goods in the State, and we doubt
if any town in New England can boast
of store that can show six departments
complete, and each under proper head.
Their boot and shoe department alone is
one of the most extensive and best in
this county. The enormous sales OF this
firm are due largely to strict integrity,
one price and small profits. The success
full buyer of the firm, Mr.. Pitts, is now
in market, and this week they will add
some fifteen thousand dollars to this now
mammoth stock. Read their card IN
another column, and go and see them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

EPIsCoPAL CoNvoCATIoN, DIOCESE OF
VERMoNT.-The Burlington Convocation
held very pleasant meeting at High
gate last week. The first service was
Tuesday evening. and the last Thursday
morning and there were three services
on Wednesday. The congregations
were very good, the numbers increasing
with the successive services. On We'd
nesday evening, Rev. DR.. Bailey of
Sheldon delivered a discourse on The
consequences of the neglect of public
worship" He said the loose state of
morals existing at the present time is in
a great degree the result of deyoting the
Lords day to lounging and mere pleas
ure-seeking, instead of using il as the AL
mighty, who made it for men, command
ed it to be used.
Rev. Dr. SWEET, who is in charge of
st. Johns, Highgate, made the arrange
ments for this successful meeting OF the
Convocation, while the people OF the
parish Hospitality entertained all who
came, both clergy and laity. The next
meeting will be held in November in st.
Paul's church, Vergennes.-Free Press,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
Entries,
CATTLE.
ALDERNEY OR JERSEY.

ALDERNE4 Ok JERSEY.
Bull, 2 years old, imported Romeo,
by f. Chaffee, Rutland.
Bull calf, imported Romeo I'd. by
F. Chaffee, Rutland.
/ Cow, Sarah BLY,, by F. Chaffee, Rut-
land.
/ Heifer Calf, Sarah BLY, I'd, by F.
Chaffee, Rutland.
Heifer calf, Lucy, by F. Chaffee,
Rutland. e1
Bull calf, 4 months old, by w. w.
Osgood, Chittenden.
Animals, by H. FL. Baxter, Rutland.
Bull, by W. Garfield, Manchester.
31 Bull, by A. Higley, Castleton.
l Bull calf, by J. Pritchard, Pitts
ford.
1 Jersey COW, by D. E. Nicholson,
Rutland. -
gH# DUTCH CATTLE. ~ = H@&
1 Bull, year old, Vanderbilt, by Chas
Houghton, Putney.
1 Bull, years old, William, by Chas
Houghton, Putney.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. =.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 2.
Estate of Peter Ward, late of Men
don, deceased; Leyerett wilkins APP
pointed administrator, Jacob Edgerton
and Moses Hayward, appraisers and
commissioners.
Estate of Otis G. Jones, late of
Shrewsbury, deceased will proved by
E. Fisher. Fanny Jones and Fanny NJ.
Jones appointed executors.
Estate of Charles p. Otis, late of
Clarendon, deceased will proved by
John c. Colvin. Lewis F. Colvin APP
pointed executor. John c. Colvin and
Noah Potter appraisers and commission
ers
Estate of Lura Williams, late of
Brandon, deceased; will proved by E.
J. Ormsbee.
Estate of Ashley Clark, late of Mid
dletown, deceased Accounts of Moses
E. Vail, administrator, approved and
surplus decreed to the persons entitled
thereto.
Estate of Hiram Rider, late of Wal
lingford, deceased. Zerab Rider, ap-
pointed administrator Jacob Edgerton
aud Henry Fl. Smith appraisers and
commissioners.
Estate of Demas Chaffee, late of
Pittsfod, deceased. License to sell real
estate granted.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ).
Estate of John Proctor, late of Rut-
land, deceased Petition for license tc
sell real estate. Hearing 23d of Septem-
Der, 1878.
! SATURDAY, SEPT. 6.
In re Edwin w. Wright, minor. Ac
count of Linus Edmunds, guardian, al
| lowed.
Estate of Rosamond Mower, late OF
Rutland, deceased. Will filed and order
of publication issued. Hearing Septem
Der 30.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11

The number of experiments necessary
to be made with each kind of liquid, in
order to determine it's cohesive strength
through the range of elevation and tenn
perature at which it could be handled,
requires more time and attention than l
have been able to bestow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
*Eubanks Hydraulics-page lSS.
Probate Court--Rutland District.

Hon. WALTER G. DUNToN, judge
THOMAS G. ROBINS, Register.
The following business was transacted
before the Probate Court for the District
of Rutland during the week ending
September 6, A. D. 1873:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-11
The Cohesion of Liquids.

A PAPER READ BEFORE THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF SCIENCE, AT PORTLAND, MAINE,
AUG. 25, 1873, BY GEO. J, wARDwELL
OLE RUTLAND. VT
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

passed this curve without turning, and
50 eVory step afterwards was a step
away from home. At night they
ca!m,pcd under tho sleigh, about three
miles from hcmc. A trppper heard
their shouts, but thought them but
the hooting of owls. al day We'd
pesday, Wednesday night aud Thurs
day the men were alive and wander.
ing up and down, bewi!dcrcd hy the
terrible storm. The trappcr followed
them all day Wednesday, bu, could
not lind them. On Thursday night
their horse came home, and following
back his tracks they found the two
men scvcn miles away, about two feet
apart frozen stark and stiff. The
dog, which had accompanied them,
remained with the bodies, and had
Kept them f.om being covered hy the
now. Each man left Il willow an
chlldren, the latter all young. San
drrH' family is destitute. Tbs agcL
mother nnl sister OF Mr.. Sparks have
gone mad, and will probabl y die.
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4 New Garnet.

IHE GREAT W"NnrE.~.-lhc Ncw i'v,slald
Carpet Co, established ol cr Uuarit. @, :.
century ago, having cXp' aided 'n:.ch tame,
ta't Mt AMI money, 10 ~ ",lr"r Il Wish and
durable a,rct N Il low price. nit,r y,nrS
OF experimenting with the best nr,ilnuS.
nave brought "ui Il rair't which in"y have
named and will hr known Il. the GERMAN
TAPESTRY. being m exact imi alton Of
Solid Brussels, the first lhou.rni pieces {
which. in ord, 10 inn odurc ihrtu. VIII lc
sold Tor - 'sSriS per l"r! >tr"Y!", seat
hy mail On receipt "t ~ teri>. CT i >iry".
cat patterns 80 cents.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO.,
1I3 Washington st., Hr.tun N"sS.
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why Endure What In cure.
able

'What can't be cured must he cndurcl,"
says the provcrb; but indigestion can be
cured, and therefore it is che mrrcst sturi.
diiy to endure il. Dyspcptics have certain.
'y ar' 'ht to continue dysprpirs tn The end
OF their days if they choose, huI ~ II is
not Suppo' cd that amy rational hcing pre-
iSrs physic i torment to ease and health
the probability is tina, if all suffers from in
digestion were convinced that nn absolute,
thihl'nhle tcucdy for their comolninl cx
islcd. they would with Ole accord resort to
It. We most cmphalcaliy declare that
such remedy does exist: and that ITS name
~ lloStcltcr's Stomach littcrS. The record
OF iiS success extends over period Of
more ina twenty yt.rs. and il is lrarlcSSlv
alcgeu that during the whole q; that liIr
II has never failed to afford permanent rr.
lief In nny disorder cr dcraugr.ncm oi the
stomach that w:s not organic. indignant,
nnd incniahlr, the testimonials that 20 TO
establish this important fact can be count
Ell NY the thousand. Stomach complaints
that had been aggravated by total disre
gard Of all dietary ruica, aud intensified
and rendered chronic by mr,li; ml treat.
ment or drastic rursaticn, have in hun.
drrds OF instances hccu cured within three
months by ihc SyS' rmatic use Of these cclc.
hiatrd st"machc and Alternative. II should
&c remembered that weakness Of tn" ,iircs.
tive organs Involves many ether ailments.
billi"u>nrss, he .lachc, nrry pua debility.
srasms. ralritation of The heart, rush Of
'io"d to The heat, nausea. vertigo. and
SlrrplcsSness are among IT'S concomitan;s
ami results; AMI Tor all these the great
vegetable tonic is n specific. 1t act first
upon the stomach, and through the stomach
upon the sccrctory and ncrv"ns systems
and the bowels. its general effect brins nj.
wa,S genial and bcncticcnt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05
Special Notices.

ETiLbERs' AND CoNrnAcrors' !rEriA,.
NorIcE.-Doors, Blinds, Window ami Plate
Glass, Builders Furnishing Nn:dwarc
M"nldings, Stair Fixtures, Ma,hr aud
Slate Mnn,lcpicccs, Encaus,ic Floor Tic
Drain Pipe, &c Mt lowest wholesale prices
a' the great Southern Factory Of l.. T.,
T"alc, Charleston, S. Srnd for Lir y, icr
li4t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05
Dr.. TuNS Uair Dyr makes Mr oH Inuk yoNr,

CrrIp's AMuuscAnEs.--Thc s'y nrrhrr
Love, shoots his arrows from many cnigus
of vantage, but il is doubtful if he delivers
his heart aklnS shafts from any nturrsh
with more effect than when he alms them
from tho brnids aud folds and rn1Ncls Of n
superb head Of hair. Ladies who have not
brcn favored by Nature with this crowning
chnrm Of womnnhood. can readily ana Ger.
tainly increase the volume Of the hair and
lmpnrt silkc" lus,rc oy using Lyons Ku-
lh'iron M daily dressing: while lhosr
whom Providence has blessed with II sunrr.
nbunlaGcH Of this "G!ory" of tho sex, can
preserve il, undiminish;d, in quantity and
"ndlmlnlshcd IN beauty TO the latest period
OF life. here is terminating principlr
IN The ka'ha;ron which compcls the hair to
grow. 1t c1Iirpatcs scurf, dandrnir, and
all cXtnliations md rxcrcscnccs OF the sca!r
which interfere with the ranid AMI healthy
development Of the iihrrs.
For Cough, Bronchitis and Consumrtion
ITS early stages. nothing equals DR.. Picrcr's
Golden NJ dical Discovery.
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10 Book iNnYASsal.i.

a New way of running book. Can sell
~ thousands nrr week. Address MUIR.
RAY HILL PUBLISHING CO., l3G East
18th ST., New York C.ty.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N0NIiE easily made with our Stencil
and key Check Oalft. Circulars free.
Stafford Mfg Co. GG Fulton St. y. !.
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relief CT you are liable TO suffering worse
ihnn death.
Are you detected, drowsy, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with hcadnchc back
ache. coated tongue and haL ,ns:iug mou,h2
For cc,tain rcn ciy for nll OF :hesc dis.
ca'"'. weaknesses ard tronhl,: fnr c!enns-
i"g aid purifying lhc vjiiatcd blood aud
impH,iing vir"r to AL he vital forces; for
hui'"ing ur and restoring tic weakened
constitution use
JUEa UBIyl5ss 81 .iys .EE:s y$A,
whl"h is pronounced hy the lending medical
nn'ho"iics Of Ioni"n and Paris 1.-THE most
r"""' inl tonic and Alternative known TO the
Iii .di"nI vCrih " This i9 10 urw aud nm
t'i'h N.c"N'rr hui ,;n4 l,rn loug used bv
'h" '""dI''g lIysic,nn' of other Countries
"''h ~ n,"a i,i vi r..i,i results
post wcHM"r a"l imrnir iLc digestive
""S va - ":;i:.r i"S ~ Il u. y>irv. ,icv,ivc
"'''i 49, ",'."I ""i. -. !n'i'r,si;tn q,
'"''"N 49,. y ,.f.tj ...ih ~ . AZ: :;,Iv,l
it,. .::r IT, ;.'trN llr,.r i.:,r
A'cI' -. ..,'i lliv "'.d cath is uy,uY
81.
jUiiN q NIi!rt:G.
y ti"'' - : :. So" .ir.": iur l. :.
~" -" i''..nt i'r .'".tm s;c,.l inr cir-
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a HV'1I'elilag,

There IS no case of Consumption that di |
not coni.ence with cough. Therefore tho
told or Cough Should receive i'm
mediate attention. Take at once the rrrn,
remedy Of the age, DIR. TUFTS ENrEC-
ioKANl, nna thereby save years Of sur
tcring; perhaps life itself.
AUGUSTA, a., Dec. 81, 1870.
DR.. U'm. II. 7uN:
Dear s;r--My litt son. nrul nhou, ;!,rcc
years, was nttackrd with rnru,n"nia lna,
wlntcr, which Lett him with vIulrnt cnurl
that lasted ill within about mouth since,
fer thc cure Of which am indebted 10 Won
and your valunhlc Exprctorant had
tried most every kind Of medicine recon-
mcn'led for coughs, but none did any coo.;
until tried yomr Expccrornnt, one hottie
of which removed The cough entirely. With
my thanks for your valuable preparation
nm, yours truly,
~ II
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1TtN'l'EI,.

f you wish to buy y Sewing Mnci,inc for
Family use, ar act agent. rulr"Hs ~ ASH
lNGTON SEhIXG MACHiNE,U., Eo.,op,
Mass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
SnlanoifdJe RunofdJau.

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tet miro. Sieber purpsn bic bsri6te
bisriiber na6 ben oft lsbr unsuperliBli6en
eper abfdtlid fall6en slnsaten punSpots
fiitrern sulammensclellt. Sn 3ufunft
iabsr werpen prcentli9e Sermebunsen
pprssncmmen.
@enn man becsnft ipie unsebeuer Der
SGacen oft it, Zen cine ein;ise plSBlide
lleterl6pemmuns anri6ten fam unc
wieYisl oft In elmer Stunpe Sor bereins
bre@enrer Nlutb serettet perpen fam,
,psnn seitise 8arnuns fSmmt 70 besreift
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28
Dubuque, Soma, Mitttuod ben 2S. gRai 1873.

Diebitabls Ger Ssrr Ierbre6er Ieiz
nen Ginsus In bic psnitsntiary. Spnil
ssbt's ;uwsilen etpas lansiamer, namsnts
lid, penn Der slnsetIaste Elm eawysr 1T,
unp nur elm Sisaen MprtsaseS unp
llnteri6riften sefdlibt BAT.
Der @ei;en i'm nbreli9en Sbeil BON
Spwa iiebt iebr SieIperipre6enp aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-28

Die tirfil9e 8esieruns bat sssen
ben Sriss esr SpIlanSsr NIT slf&in pro-
tefirt.