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COmp0stnd Chlorine
TJOtR Wash.

"'EV Il v E Compound nd, Chlorine Tooth
Il Wash cfi"Ctually clpanses the tcath
and mouth, speedily removes all cankcr or
soreness, likewise the smell or taste from
the Use OF Tobacco and all that is offensive
in the breath Ia fine it preserves The teeth
ard mouth ~ all respects IN a clean and
healthy condition. For further account
OF lis saulary effects reference is made to
the recommendations of Physicians and 9th
ers. attached to each bottlc"
BEW.1RE or LUPOSITYON
Attet the original and Genuine Chlorine
Tooth Wash had received The recommend
atlon o. some OF the most respcc'abIe nhvs
lclans and chemists IN the United States.
after 1t had acquired high celebrity IN our
puncipaI cities. the name was purlonpd TO
deceive the public and assist the sale of
spurious mixtures resembling the genuine
IN name only. limitations of this Wash
have been noticed by The proprietors. VIZ
One advertised by IIu,chln<, Portsmouth.
\. H.. one by S'>tarre q Stoddard. New
London. & N; TWO in New York CIV. one
by 4. NJ. Ocotl, and one prepared un,tcdly
by Rush'on q A.pluwal, and n Smith
Pren'lsS and one prepared IN Baltimore.
There are also many preparations which
partially assume the name of the genuine.
such a. Chlorine Deut'rcc, Chlorine Tooth
Paste, Forenrlna Tooth Wash. Orrls Tooth
WASH, Imperial Compound Chlorluc Tooth
Wash, &c none of which have any con,
noXlon with the genuine article,
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash is
prepared only by Lowe & Reed, Boston
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w. w. WI r. s s e. Tg

No 2V3 WVsNINGT0N STNEET, BOSTON.
Importer and Dealer in EngEM, Cauioa,
french, German and .4mcrican FaacV
Goois.
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RICH GOODS

Gold and $ liver Pencil Cases in grca, varc-
ty; gold, silver, shell, pearland finely painted
Snuff n Tobacco Boxes; silver Spoons.
Thmblcs butter and fruit Knives; pearl, agate
and glass silver mounted Seals; silver mounted
DrkS. Scissors. Stllcttoe>. EmcrIcS and Wax.
es; silver Tooth Picks, Whistles and katlles
variety of elegant pearl Watch Stands la
dies rich gold plated Head Bands, Bracelets
and Bouquet Holders lnlaid rose wood and
silver furnished Sewing Boxes silver plated
Teeth Brush, soap and shaving Boxes gold
and silver Nualgrcltes.
CUTLERY.
Pearl, ivory, stag, horn and cocoa handled
and blade Pen and Pocket Knives, of
"Rogcr, '"Hunt's, ""Crook : '"Rotheram"
and "Bagshaw $ manufacture, dc.k, bowie
aud pruning KNIVES; pearl ivory and stag
handled SILVER capped Dirk Knives: great
variety OF English and French manufactured
RaIors in cases on cardSand DozonS.minialuro
Knives and SCISSORS; pocket, button hulc,uail,
lace aud common Scissors and Shears, Of Eng.
lI,h and German make Of every form and
quality; VwcczcrS sc,
BRUSHES.
French, English & American hair Brushes,
OF all possible varied size and finish clothes
nail, hat, comb, shaving and shoe Brushes, of
great variety; ! 90 i and row fine French,
English and American Teeth Brushes; crunb
and flesh Brushes
COMBS.
Fine ivory Combs of all sizes and prices /,
wrought and plain shell Back aud Side Combs,
shell aud buffalo HON Twist Combs, shell
ivory and horn Dressing Combs pearl she'll.
aud HON Pocket Combs silver, Guilt and
lappanncd metallic Twist Combs jet and
guilt she'll side Combes.
SOAPS, PERFUM AND OILS.
Almond paste Shaving Soap "kow's, -
white & brown Toliet Shaving Soap ;
French transparent and eXqulsltely perium
ed Toilet Soaps, Lawson,'S composition
Soap for The extraction of Oils from Cloth /;
American Toliet and Shaving Soaps, m
great VARIETY; real Fauua, French aud
American CeIogncs; English and French
double distilled Lavender Water; French
perlumed Toilet aud Bureau Cushons 9
general assortment Of The French extract
OF flowers, too numerous 10 parlleulauZr
Macca-sar, AouNue, Vegetable ana Bears
OBS; Bears Grease, pearl Powder, Frnnch
aud American Hair Powder, and Ouo a
Rose,
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Harry Bradley, Esq. of this town, has
been elected Bank Commissioner and ln-
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NOTICE..

FnVllE Copartnership heretofore existing
4 nudor the firm Of Il mucl CurIs
~ Go. Is This day dissolved by mutual con-.
sent IEMUEL CURTIS,
CHARLES l.. CURTIs.
Burlington, Oct. rs, 1851
All notes and accounts now unsettled,
must be paid to Lemucl Curtis, by wh.m
the business will be conducted as usual
and II Is hoped all will see the necessity Of
paying ihrm up immediately, as the busl'
ness has rot to be- closed j.. c. 81 Go.
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ties, will be found every III IN AT Ms posi- I1""S .
return TO me ee""e u'J n w." h,,o ,oce;
yed their Instructions
One Senatorial ana 'htee 'er Te ;M r,nhs
Div all return Van Buren, members.
GroBGIA.-A.I the Counties IN Georgia
have been heard from with exception "t
Baker and Ware; and GILMER's MINORITY
f,r Governor is 1900 votes. The remain
;nr c,uo,,os. il i. ca,cgla,cd. may diminish
:, ooo ,o,o. co,rr,a has = WING Gov.
,.n,. c,., bo nov, ,,yo yc,rs
-
LOOK OUT FOR 1i'N' b. "''' eau
be little doubt that there Is an organize"
oanr of horse thieves, extending from
r.',1, l;,, ,Lro,,.,h tho on,irc Ioor,b of
this State. I%o "t them were arrested
and committed to ian in this town on
,, ,,. .,,a. ,,o, o,,o.,oJ -,
e""'S"": '"''
NergonneS the Tore part OF 'n' week. anu
we orc Informed that horses have been
C;l and Dorhv
TAKE" d Nd"''''-'' -
within the past few days me horses
appear to be generally destined tor the
o'"""' "''' ~ - " '',0' -" 49,,
"'''''' " '
E''e'",'0"' w. '''''''''
"''
, ,"",' ." n .'..," aat ,"..'a..,,,. .,'
.,,.',,,. e,a horso, .,ooI, h, =. ,r.,.
,,ro,5
IN. c.,,..,.;,,,;,ol, oco,l,ho ..,.o.,cl
-, a., .n,o.o, ..o..,o, ,,r C,,rro.. ,,h;cI,
.a.;aaol
An ne, IN uostnouc thc r,,r,h install mont
or Lo,,a.;,o,r .,,, ,ba c+o,o,
VI ~
- Hh "O' W "'''''''' ''1 '''' VI '''"'
uIv NOTES.
.. An act making audl'iohAl appropriations
for the year 1891
i An act apprOprlatinT S GOO 600 TO the
prosecution Of the Florida War
:. An act TO postpone the payn,crI Of rnr.
toin Custom Uonse bonds
q Al nc, ia rcrulo,e fine Cnos n, ,bo ro
ro,noI 81 C,nstor, Jinn.o .t,,d.
,
=. . -" "'' to' So''''"Hc"' VIII" INC !"'e
DePo'no "anNS'
.. IN act 10 cnH'lhue ID iorcc ccr'&ln laws
TO the end at the next session Of Congress-
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State after state, in rapid succession.
cast off the collar. and display the Wing
Banner. ~" patriotic and excellent Git.
MrR, " no, in the day ofpohllcal do'uel,n,
was ostraclscd, is now Governor Of Geur.
glo. New JER,EY refugees in Wing
Legislature. rENNsyLvANiA has elected
Wing Senate, and almost doubled her
Wing representation in the popular branch
Of the Legislature. OHIO has thoroughly
cleanscd her Augcan tables. IN both
branches Of her Legislature there Is a
Wbig majority.
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POCKET BOOKS. GARD CASES. sc

POCKET BOOKS, GARD CASES, sc
PLAIN aud lnlad ,hcll Card Cases, pearl
and wroogbt ivory Gard Cascs, gil, aud
morocco do; Souvenirs, Note Cases Mem
oraodom books, Tablet, Thread and Nee.
DE Gases Of beautiful Gni>h aud extensive
variety; Indies, silver aud steel mounted
Pocket Books, simple aud combined with
Card Cases aud Needle Books furnished
aud pam Gcu'emen's Wallets and Poch
81 Books. ia a, great variety as cuu b.
found in tho GUY. Porcelain States. Leaves
and Tablets; shell Card Baskets. Of beau
llfu and varied forms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-27

OHro--A slip from the Columbus Jour
nal Of the 10th INST. contains Inc following
p,rarranh
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BRUSHES.

French, English & American hair Brushes
OF all possible varied size and fush clothes
nail, hat, comb, shaving and shoe Brushes, o
great variety; l234 and row fine French
English and American Teeth Brushes; cruml
and flesh Brushes.
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BRONXED GOODS.

a great variety Of unique aud elegant
ol Bronzod Ink Stands aud Their
momc'crs. brou2ed Card Racks aud Watch
Stands; hronzond P0sllle Burners, tables
Bells Cologne and Perfume Stands.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
YOUNG MEN,
ALWAYS nAYE AN onIEcr - ylRw.

ALWAYS HAVE Az OBJECT ~ yIRw.
The hghes; obiec, you CAS- have. is to glorify
God ,nd ENJOY him forever.
The next highest Is, to honor thy father and
thy mother.
The next. TO love thy neigbbor as myself
The next, TO serve thy country honestly and
faithfully. In whatever station thou art called To
ill.
And the ncxt,,o choose thee a wife in thy youth.
Bot be careful IN your choice. Do mot marry q
fool. unless you wish to bege for yourself trouble.
Remember. young men. always TO have an Oh.
jeet in view and lie, your aim in life be elevated.
This is the sale eusrG Of character. aud the msin-
spnng ofeseellenee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

TIA ,irn a>n rss room. Neaa phon. iu his he
4 Socrates. yfoscab naay cSsm pics 81 hs modes
# ennsryine ir,frciton o. Young u4rr. u1e -
these 10 YES p,hiuon; 60 the present times En-
ihedemu. Young rsn. hsung collected many
q the au,inrs Of the most celebrated poets md
sopi.si. Nss - much olsicd by It ss 10 fancy
hss.ed superior 10 sny o,hef q the age, both ,u
tao~ edge and shfiics and doubted ~, TO see
hm.cil tie ,,ry Gfd mau IN Athens. whatever
The business Whoibcr u manage The efaif ct state
81 to hafanguo jhe pcor'c. Suersies frequently
JfeS Euihedemus into conversation. OF oue u
these ,hc falloNing Z. gwen ~ thc termination :-
'ptsy lrH W, may We understand What a p"ru.
lar government -, without knowing Who arc tht
people
should suppose net
'And who ihe people, said Soctatcs
include under that dcnomnston' replied Eu.
,hedcmus, al su,h citizens are poor.
You know those Who are sc'
Certainly
And who are ric''
No doubt Of ~
Tell ne then, ! prey yoa, whom YOU think rich
aud Whom You think poor.'
! consider those as being poor who have not
UhefeNi,nal to dcfiay lhc,' necessary expenses
aud esteem thuse rch who possess more thou
they want
Bot have not YOU observed Euthc lemns, there
are people, who, although they have very little
have not Only enough fur their necessary expenses
bn, manage m such a manner az to lay 40 part
while others arc 10 want notwithstanding thel
large possessions
/ own At. ond tocol'cct some princes, whose ne
cessiiies have compelled them TO deal npriously
by their subjects far as TO deprive lLen
of tier possessipus.'
1T will follow then En.hcdcmus, ,ha, 80 shoul'
place these princes among the poor, aud the fruga
managers Of ihcir little fortunes among the rich
since thefc may be truly sud 10 live IN ai'ueucc.
| They may replied Euihedsnus for ! ON no
able to support any thing against your arguments
and indeed, believe silence for the future vii
beet become me, since, after all, begin TO sus
pect kn-w notbing.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
WEDLOCK ,t,iort

A nshos cane "a the celestial gate
Where, ~tth his ke,.. ~ Pesef safe,
And badly ciafnd ps tm,ss,on 10 60 IN.
Not gaits 40 fact" said Peter have you been
IL Psrgstofy, TO be clensd ffom sih :"
"ia fsrgsioryi No."--"Wh, thea tis clear
Sad Peter SHARPLY, 'you've no business here
A cobblsf sppeAfd. whom Poiet ttopi,
Md the ZANE question prot
To him who answered, P.esse your saihtshp, no
Bet I've teen manned tscnty yesrs or 30"
''isccn married. have you Well thats al the same
Tf fsrgatory BY sBo,hsr namt"
TIE sabob fading wedlock gave a claim,
Felt qsiic resyd
AID hopd 10 be received
Ga the same score % forward came,
And sssd, Here ]. grufisran have waiting been,
While you have let that shabby cobbler N -
Andirt me tell you, sir Il Tor each vice
Wedioekis saivo, "Frs been married TWICE"
What. married fc,et 7" said Peter With = laugh
That - too much. good mr. too much by hall.
'Tbs musf exclude You for tbs here rule,
Never TO grant admission To foot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
vAAIErIESa
THE RETREAT GAZETTE

We have heard ofs little periodical bearing
this title I'VE wish We could see ~ published q,
Hartford Comm BY b. Badger. /, is said to be
rehly stored each week with sprighlly and enter
tanning matter, calculated not only nmuse but
insiruc, the reader. lite origin is the Retreat of
The Iasanc and the editor is an inmate or that c.
,sb.vhmcn,.
The following, when criginsted in This Gazette
Sk.ll demonstrate We think the ruth Of what VIC
'bxse said abou, it.
We have IN our snug Retreat. all sorts Of char
acien and conditions Of men priests prIestesses
elders aud deac0ps- merchants, mechanics tin
kers aud tsilors-generals, colonies, captains, and
corporals-odiors, printers politicians. and other
great characters, down 10 the printers devil. And
us To ANIMALS. we hsve as fine q variety a. ever
grseed the most magnificent menogerie-trom The
noble Lion the lord ofthe forest down 10 the hum
bic Badger, that burrows ia the esr,n.
We frequently make excursions TO the neigh
boring towns and villages. Colonel s., now
o, our elbow, has just returned from Totringford.
highly ensmored with the bright eyes and graceful
forms Of the numerous sylvan nymphs which he
found there. lie thinks that, notwithstanding the
apparent s,erllity of the soil IN point Of vii indus
try and beauty, they will Ego ahead Of any in he
Union. COrpoisl b. happening to overhear
the Colonel, pefpetrs,ed, impromptu the following
dtty, IN praise OF
GIRLS IoRRtsoToRD.
IN Torriugford town. in the land of steady habits,
The girls are all handsome. and plenty a rabbits.
Dear creatures. they surely mns 1--we there ever;
or the rocks are 80 plenty, that no man
plg graves 10 cover such army Of tesuty.
10 truth II would be no mans business OF duty
To h'de from creation 80 many sweet faces,
In which are combined all the loves and the crsces
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Abel Fosters Estate.

STATE or PER.uONT.) DEF nEmEmnEuED'
District IF Ruttand S. ~ that at special Pro-
bate Court had At Rutland wi'nln and for SAID district
on the 3ls day Of July A u. 1887,
Present, UiLLL4.N HdLL, Judge,
LYDIA FOSTER, late administrators Of the estate 81
Abel Foster, lte OF Mount Tabor, IN said district, de-
ceased proposing render INT OF her aduinsra
ton and present her account against said estate for allow
OrdeTed, That sal account he examined in court at
session thereof 10 he holden al tho probate Office Ru-
land within aud Tor said district The first Monday OF
september next and that the publication of u copy OF
tins order three weeks successfully in the Rutland Her
adj prnted st Rutland, soon a. MAJ be- shall be uf
hcen! notice to all concerned 10 appear they
and object thereto
81 IT. h. IOHSLEE, Rsguhr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Believing that Jeweits Improved Vegetable rii-4p
remedy worthy the highest couli nee. ! AN inllaj.
from public considerations, to state the lcct ry bad og
member oi nay family Eatly IN The nst vhf1 nv
wie experienced tho access Of disease which gradually
increased to high degree Of severity. The .yalow'
were great probation Of strength, los Of pan
IN he head, dzzuoss palWson ollhe heart pnn 10 i
tldo ana cough. She commenced with lbo pll' oafy %
the ipr'pg' and received immediate relief They were
continued according TO the directions, uni nearly ~"
boxes were taken, when the sppeartd TO- be PERI
ana 10 'ympinms Of disease have since appeared
(sigued) LEpI ABEL
Boslnn, sept Do, le21.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Elixir Vesetal Baisamique.
n. II. DOWNS
Veg es06fe Es0is0ltic EliIiy.

,ItOR Coughs, C"ds, CONSUMPTION, Catarrh. Group
- Asthma, "ho"plpg Cough AID Of all other diieas.
Is Of the head chest and lunss
Pamphlets containing history Of the Bolicine-a
sketch Of the diseases Tor which s recommended
uheates from uuquestiouable sourccs-uaple ireeip,
accompanying each boiio-msy be had Of any ofhe .
Sences, gratis.
CERTIFICATE.
For the benefit the effected | leo Inv, f. ,o - =,
Kew n ". D"wgs Vegetable Balsumic Elixir the hisb
81 possible recommendation. have gwen 10 ch,lJ
"i mHt whose lungs were evidently JnBsorouly affected
"nu lar |h'm we were much harmodai,cr having tried
many ohcr remedies in vsiu-the remit tl. I,,,se -
no" aiTeny removed and the child tttorod 10 heath
To eject thi' one phal only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
stanhridse, June %, 1886.
Store. by NV"
Ia" w. FAY, .3geaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Cellfeale FINN Dr.. RallmL.n.

The following is a certificate from DR. G.. +. Rsgm'A
graduate Ia medicine at the Uuirersy Il GocilnsG.
he subscribcr has tested the effects Of Jewetrs m
we'd vegetable Ps several Of disease ofthe liver
aud digestive organs, and the result has cnDynced bio
That tHy nro emlneniy calculated 10 sutserye the Po
poe Ter which they designed. Considering them o.
together superior to those auiCles commonly offered W
similar complaints would ohoenully add my iestinOay
in favor Of - valuable medicine (S;sneO
CJk7NLES T. R.7ILvLIE ~ u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
SIR Hats,


at the city prices Mems md Boys FELT hiIH
lie ALWAYS has good supply OF.
And nav the .aid Cooi pledge. himself TO srl lower
ih,u con be bought IN ths CT uuv o,hci Of tho twenty
Xix states for ready cash, or hs Wa ruc', w'ch he
would even prefer TO JsotsoH GoH
The said Cook takes this opportunity To express his
gratitude the public lor past tavur, and only dctrt
that they continue bfstow upon him ho patronage he
merits for his leiy and puuc,uality lp busnoss.
The good citzrns IN ihc urighhoruc towns he hopes
Hat Lac.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
E.om Rec. J. D. D,pmmmd

WIN feelings OF pous gratitude io hesrou (wbepo
flows every good sod preeou, giG) nov come forwsf5
10 nhe mine to the Bumero0s testimonies Of hose Wo
have experenced the hsppy Effects ol"Dr Jeweu, Veg
eisb'e filh For more than iN1 ycaTf have fuhcfel
severely IRON disease d the stomach, owing de-
ring emenl Of tie digestive organs. ADd though ran
tbe We recommended oourse Of msny remedies famed
Tor Their relief giving virtues, yet oil and sss
iossunh 81 length through the advice IA fisBdi eon
seated 10 make trsl oitbs above named Ps. bs oss
Of which has eomPiefslyTe esla1ished my iopg ,s~di"
hedlM.
J. h. DRLys.nOD, CslioiT Pre't
BVsioD, Ms-. July 2Jth, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
POETRY


fssss ~ osi,stisa~ ~ ne fasas s.p assss siie
- Aass' ~ M ists Nsi.sssl Anitss.sssss Ass set
ysfnet. q tie Aisas, rosnsi. seneewf.
osce rsess 80 ksl 80 eioFscas hrtd
ul ihs fs-t tf-ssaorn . ass--
I'd 49, s'~' e~g.s tHtrt his hisH.
TIE ssits 80 Giorysufi
sri en- ~ sosss uhA tfsles. ~tnT
whH. i,"assnd, ioa ths sefF
Aessffa tts fFvs stnr
An.sflns tls ssfesf
Hat A tHs sr~s'9 fsrif - stsyd,
lie veg % dfsepns los
~ list g.nftssds tbs Fsth isg shnds
Tees ~sFtssgs sad II ~os
TIA HsnAs fufn shos< biassiag bfrata,
The viFeBals 81 seslth hss dfied
Tis these ~tu'rs sr TfesJotn's death,
~ho,t ioHI 10 bondsgs srbd
Vet once sgsiA 10 high.
Wal f~sshaf psn,ons prous-
How giafsoss ~ be hashing eye
Nov swsu the psAH loud
Anersca osf hAtite iand
ihzii Ill hail 10 thee
We pssdss 10 thee heart and hand.
Atnefca. n. fKIr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Nzrr tnoo tiai hsauh aua sbity o labor, the vean
w 81 tho tat wtss cd The lcrpe IN The a. ~ CD
cr oountcs rrrs"t'c ilcf-iots thsi lsahh h' hst
fai nrsus rf8nd unfhl sod potonl scheme, To- f,p
Which fcquifos cut uiups' attsn,ion.
The Unprecedented success A.ct has rcrultri frrr ns
dfcth F dutirf rcfo- " upwards 81 eglhs tseNrst,
iLr uaHttou. and rijfauftin,tt whch tit, h,,
performed upon hurjrJs OF nd ,,Guas whom TOY Lt.
seysl fou, almost inevitable death anot they had l,
pronounced ucufahlc hs tie uosi cmincnt Of the hcu
usuN Dr. nraudrcth Tie proprietor Of tbs un,'trssl
cue Wstmly and const ouousl, accommodating e. ne
special notice Of the public
Dt nranlreth wishes maut CONSIDER this truth ,A
health depends tho state u purity which The tos "A
krpl cyry pau 81 he body being supplied oAiiy With nov
blood ou the G,od consumed consequently according ,
thr putencss ul that blond nust the tho tss,
more or less healthy To rtain tt,rsote the most d
purifier Of the blood ISL question OF uo little Importance s..
every individual
That Bandfotht Pm, are the most d,rcc, puf6ers of m
blood thoio viii be doubt when r knu,Nn ih, the.
have gained their present vrry sac hy their o.
Intrinsic mcrt proved ht tho numerous cures which tl
have ,coonplishcd ~ c'cr variety ofdlrae.
The peculiar action OF these ptis Is most surprising lcr
Operations being ut less powerful. according 10 -
purtpcss 81 the circulating fluid. On person in iatu
81 bcalth, who ~ only cosiiyc slightly bilious, the, .
be scarcely felt on the ooutnfy u the uomplan be eh
and tie constitution be much dcrpnrcd the effect gcn,
at hs, powerful until The system bo hco ct 400,
Of is most sated and turpid bumors THIS accomplish
cd drsca sufficient 10 cause two OF three evacuation,
daily, will soon remove the disease sud the constitution
coon he restored Ia state oi health and renewed ygo,
These nils recommended by Thousands OF pcr.,t,
whom thcN have cured &C consumption inducnza, colds m
digestion di tPcpsia headache, asthma govt, theum
nervous Diseases liver complaint, pcuusy depression n
spirits fits palsy. dropsy, Group coughs, whoopng coae
quinsy, cbuic, cholera mobus gravel worms, Nsculs
Idrattcss scroiua, orysipclas II Anthunvs lire Ell
thcum, white swelngs, tumos, swelcd feet and
cga plies coa,vencss, all eruptons OF tie skn,
complaints OF c,er! kind, especially osruc,ons relaxation,
&c. &c.
Such IL the reputation. md 50 great the dcriund o
Genuine "Bmndrcihs Vegetable Universal Pills ll,ta
counterfeit Article Is made GdreIised aud sold rcu
aud ind ,duAs who sell the counterfeit pls la,,
advertised N mscres my agents and have found ne
Ia q ualip tI ulls and ~
public from imposition. To furnish every agent with cc
cate, which rs follows 80
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TINS sTArF OF LIFE kND the CrDGEL on pEATn-
BREAD rs. Run. Ii Is rumured that the little gen.
,leman at The head Of oar nation Tex uihcio) will
propose IN his next message repeal OF the duties
foreign distilled spirits. The measure strikes
US us good one. Would 1t not render domestic
distaton Improbable, aud thus abolish such an
abuse Of our bread s,uiis MS 10 bring the price 81
flour within tie compass of every mans ability To
procure ii The destruction Of grain by dslliia-
ton is irightiul--nnd who pays for il The in-
temperate indeed pay for It Ith vengeance; but
they are not the only sufferers. Every mnn who
buys flour or bread l. taxed most uurighteuus'y.-
But for the dlslllenes, there would be bread euough
and TO spare 4; u moderate price. Repeal then,
sc say, the duties un foreign spirits. 1t may not
lessen iutcmpcrancc II may not save one person
itoni druukard's rom. bat II will put bread into
the mouth Of poverty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
~ - TEEE.

n l.L persons Indebted To the estate Of Richard II we
- late # Fouligcy deceased, requested 20 make
immediate payment 90 the subscriber-Aud all persons
having demands either Ct note or book account against
sad estate, wi! present them to INC ior adjustment and
payment.
II J.RUGGLES, administrator.
Wet Pouliuey, June 90, 1887. q7:6w