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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

- ~ no one eOnlrIbuied less "
- 49, i de free institutions Of
: .,.,rv. nv oaly smbiliaa . . pEs-
: go a shru purity Warmly q
- = ,l,s peopie ] represent, ssek
:. si.hrr rsssrd. - ny hunble Efforts
- -. lhsm. lhan their sPprobsiion--
800 you Ihink proper again 20 confer
:. die honor Of representing you,
80 for your generous and continued
1890. / shall eadesror 20 deserve
y. f.;,he,I and unremiiiing exertions
: s !, your interest and happiness.
Nth high regard. ! AN saar iellaS-
raiEen,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

The loss sustained by the late fire at
Washington, as ascerlained by commit
tee Of citizens appointed 10 make the es-
limaie. amount 10 not less Than $4,000
dollars. The public spirited eitzens Of
that unfortunate town, it 10 said, with
great humanity and prompIness. contri-
buled a sum sufficient to relieve those
whom the ERE had reduced to absolute
waut. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
FOracardissg .Lgeacy.
.yailOi.,S Notice.

W9AS taken up as runaway by George w.
" Trice, and committed to the Jail Of Or.
ange county, on the 18th day Of March. Me-
gro Man who calls himself JULIUS, and says
be belongs to Alien Gum, Of Caswell county.
He is about thirty years Of age, s,outly built.
and very black. The owner is hereby notified
that unless application is made, the property
proved, and charges paid, he will be disposed
Of as the law directs.
THOS. FAUCETT, Tailor.
April -. sS-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

We see il sisted, thai The Hon, Frank.
lin +. Plummer, late member Of Con-
gress from the state Of Mississippi. was
a few weeks since drowned, in attempt
ing to cross creek which was very much
swollen by recent rains.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

refused - pay the taxes levied upon lhsn
hy he stale authority, and claim % belong
10 Texas. The Governor has lherenpaa
issued most Pslernai proclamation. calf
upon hen % suhmh like good children,
and pay up, Or he shall use he slrong arm
Of the military 70 eoerce Them.
Bal. american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

II is stated in the New York Journal
Of Commerce, that a large quantity Of
Germsu red wea,. the sale OF which al
auction some weeks ago was stopped be-
cause il did mol bring more than 203 cents
per bushel, was sold on the LIST instant,
., auction, al 1873 centsl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

straight or . rounded shoulder. hat on
O. "a, matters moi much. 10 our opin-
ion, The man wh0 feels - Ne should u
esnnol be rude, alihongh he may be un-
graceful; and IL his feelings be bad. his
grsrriul sliladss will only serve 10 make
him rude under The hinsy covering Of
eoxe0mbry."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

Teasrry Department. .fprl I. 1887.
Notice Is hereby given, in conformity
% the resolution Of the Senate, passed
March 81, 1897, that de receipts for the
month Of January last were,
For customs, Sl,lI3,9 50
For lands l,25O,36 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14


The Legislature Of Virginia has pass
ed bill directing subscription on be-
half Of The state Of two fifihs Of The cspi-
ial stock Of the Roanoke. Danville and
Junction Rail Road. A prosiso is al-
tached to the bill. requiring sha. when the
road shall have been completed 10 Gas
ton, il shall be commenced Al Dsnyille
and carried wes,wardly while il is in
progress from CASTOR 10 Dansille. This
proviso is objected 10 BY some Of the
friends Of the enterprise. ss calculated 10
embarrass The work; but il is possible
that il may have contrary effect. BnI
be that as il may, this libersllly on the
part Of the Legislature Of Virginia has
doubtless secured The completion OF the
work; and We are not without hope that
q route sill be selected for lis location
which SiIl greatly benefi, this secIion Of
country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

The London and Greenwich rail road
was levied upon by shentf's officer, on
the 23d February, a, The suit of creditor
To whom the company owed 100000.
All The agents, &c. we're truned out, and
their places filled by others appointed by
the creditor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
Ffom The GIase.

rum tAA@ 1s@
FL biyhIy Interesting ceremony Of
.,,ssn.slion 10 Colonel Croghsa Of
4. ia medal voted 70 hlm BY Con-
:. -. n testimony Of The high sense en-
s'.,,;asd by that body II his gallant con-
a., in defending Fmi Stevenson, isnk
-, on Monday last u The Presidents
u...s The following are the remarks 0f
=. President on lhe occasion. and ihose
Jca Croghan 10 reply. which We ~
a., for The grali6csiion Of our leaders.
REMARKS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Sir. By Joint resolution Of both Ious-
ID Congress, approved on The 18th Of
r,brumy. 1855, the President was re-
s,s.,.d 20 cause . gold medal 10 be
s,,urk, With symbolical emblems and de-
,,s,,. and presented 10 you. - IN leslimo-
az ii the high ssnse entertained by Gen.
ans. Of your gsllsnlry and good conduct
= ,hs defence Of fors Stevenson"
10 pursuance 81 this resolullan. have
IL, olrasure 10 present you this Medal,
,,seu.ed 10 > style corresponding, ia
.ops measure. with the distinguished
,,,n, il - intended Ia commemorate. /,
j, highly gratifying 10 me 10 place IN
yar hands this Just tribute Of grateful
.. ,gle. we'll assured thai, should cIrcum-
,l,arss require il, you will again be found
w,ly 10 display the same cnurage and
eoa.,ancy in the cause ui your country -
Distinguished your conduct in the gallant
sslsaes Al Ssndusky. -.....-~
REPLY OF COLONEL cRo0HAs.
NJ. President: Nearly lwenly-four
years have elapsed since The occurrence
al The event which this medal is intended
n commemorate; during that interval.
na,l II The gallant individuals whom |
bal the honor to COMMAND Al Ssndusky
have Quilted the stage OF life. For the
nse Of those who are no more, might
have wished that this testimonial bad
been granted al 81 earlier period. tia,
ihsy night have enjoyed the sane honest
pl,asare which now feel. Az respects
myself. however, csnno, bu. valns the
distraction The more highly, a. II has
been bestowed, no. under he influence Of
mpnsnIsry excitement, ba, afler time
had been alIowed for estimating the cha.
meter, a. well as the importance, Of the
erlse rendered. IN addition 10 my &C.
knosledeement NJ the honor conferred on
ne BY the resolution Of Congress, have
only " express " y"u, cir, nv obligation
for The kind and hal,ering manner in
which YOU have carried the resolution
into effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

A boos has been Published. under the
title of"A Manual of Poli,eness," com.
pf,sIng the principles of etiquette. &c.
" We happen" say the editors Of The
6AIt'mare American. (and we are Of the
sane Creed, Ito he among those who
Attach but liltle value to the politeness
That consists Of certain SCI, forms aud we'll
arranged bows and speeches, and ope-
ta'es under written prescriptions. The
po'leness which we love is that which
springs from the heart. and has its origin
~ Kind feeling. 1t is the good breeding
ma' arises from an unwilllnguess TO in
mel upon others any thing which one
Knows and feels to be disagreeahle 70
ones self. Il is the courtesy, not Of a
s'aceiul bow or gracious smile, bot Of
mat innate kindness OF feeling which Tells
US 10 be servieeable tn our fellow beings
even IN rIfles; aud whether il be per-
'OsMed with toes turned in or oul, a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
AMERICAN MANuFAcTuREs

Tarlf and sui-Isriff men cannot lsll 10
unite, saws the Boston Journal, in receive
ing pleasure frun the exhlblunn VI Amc.
ucsn Broadslo,hs and Cassimeres 81 the
ssfehouse No. ~ Milk street. These
have oil been Manufactured since Decem.
Der last al the Middlrsex Mills in Low.
ell, BY Wa \. Lawrence Il Stone. and
iofm collection. ne we have been inform.
stby competent person, far superior n
any thai has ever before been exhibited
10 our country.
Ills only few years since wc were
dependsn, upon England for all our ma.
huiactnred goods: now we are able 10 pre-
sent an assortment which will fairly vie.
~ beauty and varsity. with those produce
ed By that grea, queen Of manufactures.
.BroaicloIhs aud cassi,neres. Of every hue,
ATE arranged IN twn different rooms, and
Inass most attractive show. A picture
gallery is hardly mare beautiful. To all,
who take an interest in the progress Of
the arts in our country. and who rejoice
las VIA, citizen does no,!) in the ri.
umphs which lazy have achieved among
u.s. and The true independence Of foreign
Countries which they have secured to US,
We would particularly recommend this
exhibition. Peace has lis victories as
we'll as war; and never was victory oh
'alned more signal than this, the first Of
winch we have thus day Witnessed. -
Ling lines of broad cloths and cassimeres
were its trophies, aud nnt the iattered
uags aud stacks of cannon!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
AIEYII,n.

The following letter from Mexico has
been communicated to the Journal de
Commerce, BY the Mexican Minister =,
Paris. to coun,erbslsncs the message Of
the President OF the United States:
"Nsx,co, January 10, 1897.
Wills, the American Munster here
was engaged in negotiating respecting
pretended claims and differences Tor The
cabinet ii Washington, The natives OF Up
per Califo.ais. 10 imitation ofthe colonists
Of Texas. declared themselves indepsnd-
ent OF the Mexican republic, seconded by
four Amerleaa ships Of war, which we're
in the Pacific, aod which furnished arms
aud summation Ia the insurgents. and en-
abled them 20 r.sls, The authorities ol the
country. The Mexicsn government, in
formed II these events, derRauded an ex-
plsniuon of Mr. Elhs. who thought tit
not ouIy to refuse az explanation, but
even 20 acknowledge the receip, OF The
note Of the foreign minister. The lsuer
al.er some time, demanded an answer in
polite terms. Oa which Mr.. Ellis abrupt
ly demanded his passports. They were
gwen u hun; and the American legation
left Mexico. The Mexican government
was Obliged 10 recall 10 envoy from
Washington. Il remains 10 be seen how
the American government can justify the
conduct Of its minister and vessels Of
war;"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
M arkets.

Petersburg, April D.
C0ft0n-9 o ~ cents. ..... ..
Tobacco-I.ugs. 2 90 3 90
Common 20 good. Q 90 . 9 90
Hhed-None in market. -E.
H01-Fsmily, Sll so
Super6ne. 10 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
From Florida.

The Globe contains he following notice
Of an Official Communication from Gen.
Jesnp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14

The Arkansas Gazette states that sun
dry good people Of Miller county bave
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Granville County.
Court of Equily-Spring Term. 1887.
Susan Phillps, p;nfn,
against al;,,..,n,.
March Is

.Nsison Phtlttps Y John r. LsmGg.
1T appearing to the Court that the defend.
1 ami, Nelson Phillips, is not an iGhabi,an, OF
this state, but resides beyond taelnrisdicron
Of the Court:-lt is therefore. on motion Of the
plaintiff S counsel, ordered that publication be
made Cor six successive weeks, in The Raleigh
Register, q ne wspaper printed and published at
the seat Of gov rnn,ent Of this state, and also
in the tlilsborough Recorder, Cor the said Mel.
son Phillips to appear al the Cour, to be held
at rhe town of oxford on the first Monday Of
September next. and plead. answer, or demur
to the Plaintiffs Bill, or else the said bill will
be taken pro eontssso aud heard sr sarts, as to
him
witness, Thomas B. I.ittejohn, CLERK and
Master of said Court, At office, the first Monday
Of March. A ID. 1887
THO. r. LIrTLEJOHN. c. N. n.
/ Price OF Adv, $3.50 ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
Friday, April N.
Gen. Jackson has reached the Hermit
sge. much improved in health.

Dr. Richard Bsrnum was tried las,
week in the Superior coun Of Wake
county, for the murder Of bis wife. AZ
yer The examination Of The witnesses 10
behalf Of The slate. The prosecution was
abandoned, The counsel Cor The state OBJ
serving that the evidence was sufficient
10 show that the deceased had not died
BY poison. and that ], would be unjust 10
The defendant 10 press The matter farther.
The jury, Of course, forthwith returned 3
verdicl Of NOT GUILTY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
2.ss7.27e 4a

These statements are compiled from
The bank returns made 10 this office, and
viii not probably vary much from the
correct sums, as ascertained after the end
Of the quarter.
The receipts Tor March, after fully re-
ported here, will be published on the LIST
May; and those for the residue Of the re-
cess Of Congress in a similar manner
monthly.
II may be useful and interesting TO ma
ny to know the expenditures during each
month; and consequently, they viii be
added. Those in January were ,76s,
4l2 81; those in February, 90, 22s, 22I
%.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Ssgrsfarn If lke Treasrt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-14
1884 OI "a

2,364,3OI 81
Those for the month Of February last
were.
For ca toms, 1897, 1852 10
For lands, 969,5I6 81
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
Great Britain could have Struggled through
The terrible conflicts Of that period.''
From the \. Orleans Courier.

NENICO-Ncra Cruz letters Of t. C
12th May,receiveI an arrivalthis morning.
represent The state Of i"gs in that city as
.,quil-the intelligence of the capture
ofihe Mexican brig of war BY TIC NatcI'ez.
and her being carried in'o Pensacola, had
been received, hat iilllc scnsation--,l,e
Mexicans were willing TO renew the ami
cable relations which hitherto existed be-
tween the two nations, provided the Amcri-
cans cease making rcprisdls.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
Chcraw and Waccamaw
Rail Road.

FENIIE Members Of Pee Dee and Wacramaw
IL Railroad Convention, held at Marion Court
House, on the twcnty-third of January last, arc
informed that the Commissioners appointed ("
C ,usc the route to be explored, and to report on
the prac;icabiiity ana expcdicncy Of the propo-
sed undcr:ak ng, have performed the duties conl-
nitted to them, and arc ready TO make report:
the President therefore, in compliance with the
Resolutions Of the Convention, has the honor 10
conyoke the members to rc-asscmblc at Marion
Court House On tho arcond Monday in June.
Tho citizone OF Darlington and Georgetown
Districts and OF h'l Saints Parish are respect.
fully and earnestly Invited to appoint Delegates
20 attend the Convention, and 20 unite with their
f.llow-citizcns in Jealous end energetic effort
TO accomplish All enterprise SO pregnant with
benefits to every portion Of OR co':Htry.
ID. :. HARLLEE.
Pres. 0f Convention.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

We i.ain t at rea '!y for;y mii' Of t c
Rail Road from Wilmington, will be ready
for ihc cars By 'hc middle Of November
and the whole work will be COMPLETED by
the end ofthc next year-whcn there will
be continuous Rail Road from his town
to..WiImington, in n. c., distance of2i5
miles, which will probably be the longest
Rail Road il the United States.
Portsmouth, Tines.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
Chesterfield District.

Elizabeth Boar, VS.. William Parrish and
Ccleeta his wite. ..,
1t appearing TO my satisfaction, that William
Parish and Celecta his wife reside without this
State: it is therefore ordered that they all aP-
pear aud object to the division on sale ofthe real
Estate of Charles Lisanbce deceased on or before
the third Monday IN July next, or thore consent
to the same will be entered Of record.
TURNER BRYAN, o. C.. D.
May %, 1887. 29.S'.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
Sheriff s Sales.
On mriiS If Fieri FaciaS.

On rris Of Fieri FaciaS.
NNT III. be sold at the Plantation lately own
w cd by Daniel Nicholson. whereon Nal
com McI.oud resides, ON the first Tuesday in
June next, within the legal hours, the following
One Ox-four Cows and Calves, niue head Of
hogs, two Yearlings, and one bed and furniture.
levied on as the property Of Daniel Nicholson.
at the suit of Mark HALEY and Goodrich and
Webb VS.. Daniel Nicholson.
Terms, cash-purchascrs will pay for Sheria's
pap2rs.
4. n LOWRY, SGD.
NJ.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

i5Irdical Cohegs of South Cara',u.--In
consequence Of the rssigna'io Of Dir.
Charles Davis. as Professor Of Ch .ra;s':y, n
meeting Of the Board of Trustees iook
place on Monday last. On that occas on,
DR.. Wm. Hume was elected Professor Of
Chemistry, and DR.. B. B. Strobel, ProGcs.
sor of Ana.omv.-Ckarleston Couri"~.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

ready displayed. are Happy prcsages Of their
future achievements
Bv Lieut. \. Mckcnz:e.--Thc Citizen Sol
GieyS Of SDuth CarUiina-Their courage the
precious treasure of their Siate--tlleir pat-lo-
tiSm her best defence.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The Cui-cn Soldicry cf SoNtt CG'olina.-
With their resources moral, physical and pollt-
icaI, they will ever shcw Themselves as ready
as abe to protect their rights ard iHtorst
a9o;pS. invasion. come from wh1ncc j: may.
Q. The treaty with 'hc S2mjaolcs.-peacc
;, .,,, ;rhoh;.n,,'S O. Fl>"1" '"0v ~" tors
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
N A RRIE D

In this town On Wednesday the 25th inst,
Ly the Rev. James c. Furman, Mr. G. A. PER
DIccAEIs, to Miss MARGARET E. H.NFoRp.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

DERSONS afflicted with Fever &; Agac will
a consult their best interest by applying toll g
Agent at the Store Of Mr.. john \. 1ngs, where
they can always procure TIC above truly vaua
bic medicine.
JOHN WRIGHT, Agent.
May i p IT
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The price OF cotton is nominal. None is
brought in for sale.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

THIS may certify that for long time ! have be en-
fonoled with u violent am III my stomach. u hch
ted my s'reng thand Iouccd low that NY lite was
si"i cd Of. Physicians could render n essential
service nui was giving away I" dospnir. when wa.
'ru"ut"' WV" rIU trluu"tCc ny The CHtctuT
bnwus Baisumjc Elixir mud rs with pleasure, gtati.
lode and confidence that state that II s fem be.
iIci iha' II sattd my io : and since hu, began ia
use n hay" lie u - du"IN improving, 20 that can
tH or AID i'ltN tha: II toll" ~. II Will eNcuiu.
alt, ""s"rc M I" my t'rmer health. therefore
Gem my Il ny I" make This public ncknuwleds mcni
Tor the benefit ola suiicrp. munIiy.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield June II. 1887. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
JOHN BINCROFrS ESTATE.

STATE or FREMONT ~ {. II remembered ii,n'
D.iir.elof Rutland Is - at special Probate
-onr held st the Probate Office RutnnJ, 10 said dr.
,tict on the 23l dsy uf Oct. \. ID 1887.
Pre,eut HILLE3N I.fLL JHdss
To ali per,on, concerned IA tho 81 John Ban
croft, late Of Chn,endeo, deceased, iutestate.
GRrETIsG.
Whsrea, Mose, Rau ell. SdmnsrIior "i tho sa'i de
eeAse proposes to render account 81 hs adnns,ra-
ton and pre,en, ~. account against aid estate f'r a.
awsncs al the Probate 10 he holden At Rutland "a
sad dssirct an the hrsi Monday ol December next.
Therefore, YOU ste herby notified 20 nrpoar before
,ai The tne and place appointed. 90 show cause
n suy you have, Why s,d count shall no, he allowed
G,sen ualsr NY hand aud lie scsl of ssid no
fL.s bate court NJ Rutland. ~ sid dstr,Ci.
- H. b. TOUSLEE Rsgi,i,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SvtfE the Subscribers, h"ms appointed 10y the Hon.
W Probate Court Or the district 81 Rutland, com
m,-.nrfs. receive examine and adjust all claims u
demands OF al iiors"us asai,lst the estate OF
EDWARD VAIL.
late Of DANNY. ssd district. deceased. represented
insolvent AMI also al claims and demands exhibited ~
'.et thereto a'3 ~ months from the lst DAY OF Nov
1887 ten. allowed by ssid FOR that purpose, we
d. therefore hereby give notice that ~ attend 10 thc
tus'us. Of our sa1 appointment at The dwelling house
% David La ham IN Dsnhy, on the tact Saturday, Il
December 1887, and the 1T Saturday of May 1885
from and until until o'clock P. N. each Of SAT-
days.
n nAT9S L NTTL m, ''' co"~u..ene,,,
Ds'el Of Dainty. tbs 2iih Gay e oct 1881 A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
Z.sCH8RLiH JOHNSONS ESTATE.

STATE Of FER-NONT.l YDE 1t remembered ths'
Disfr.ti u Rutland. - \ - at a special Probate
Court hoien At the Probate Office ~ Ra'lsnj. ,ad
dutr,sl oa ,as 30ih day 81 Oeioiet. u. 1851
rrsssai. HILLLf.h NALL, Jsdse
ro an persons concerned IN the estate Of ZACHALIAu
IoHSsas. late Of & aren lon. deceased, iuisslaie.
HhsreaI Abacr Mead ada inslrsior II the estate 81
ssd dsoss,sd proPsei 10 render scoo1ut ol he al
sntsrsuon, and prceai he secount sarst ssii estate
fer allowance al the Probate Court 60 be holden Of Rot
isnd IN ,ai- disire the 1t MonAsy Ct Dec ,albsr
usxi
ThftfsSS, you are hereby nolhssi 90 sppssr belor,
said the time and place spponte l 10 show esu,,
n ANY you have Why the ssal secou1i ,hH not be 81
loved
cassa asi.r ny haSA Aa1 the zeal Of sssa probs,
L. 81 ssur, 81 Rs,isne. m said da;ric,
"a II b TOTSLFr, R>g,.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
>iik Es6fg.

a, the city price,. Mems and boys FELT MAI
tie always has a good supply of.
And NOW the SAID Cuuk pledges himself to sell lower
than be bought ~ jhs uuy ohcf 81 the twenty
TX states, Tor ready cash, biz uutcs, which ho
would even prefer 80 Jackson God.
lac aid Cook tak,s tis opportunity 10 express his
gratitude to tho pubic for pos' iaror' aud 'ny deere
htrr tiao patronage hO
merits for hi Il lefty and puncublity in business.
The good citizens in he ucishbcrins towns he hopes
Hat Lac
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
w. FAY, .9gent


THIS may certify, that for than two years la.
bored under nnd distressing bhccii,n al the
uugs, calling ~ all the cid of Physicians THAI could lo
obtained, with litto rchei until dc,paittd Of ever
being able again Ia benefit mvself aud fanny aud were
not for the use Of opium 10 keep Up thc excitement.
should not have bocuHbc Ia get ahuui at ALI While IN
this condition, considering myst IN firm
| was induced to take a bottle Of Rev. y H. DOW Ns'
Elixir aud found immediate relief eroirum--Iad aside
my opium continued the Balsanic EliXir-wrs able to
be about my business, and have thus continued for the
last Fix months comfortable, aud have no hesitation IN
saying the public that the said Basuinic was he only
means OF y recovery, and DO cbeerully and ear.
ncstly recommend ii 10 the public.
BENJAIN BAILEY, Jr.