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Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

WHAT THE WORLD Is ABoUT.-Prussia is
consolidating her dominion over the small
states Of Germany; throughout which The
king Of Prussia is now called tour king"
Austria is securing CIacow. France is
carrying on Vandal war in Africa against
the dependencies of The Ottoman Porte
placing herself in dir CT hostility with an
empire which says England is her ally.
Russia is uncontrolled, pursuing her plans
Of aggression and schemes If disorgnniza-
lion every where, and triumphing alike by
diplomatic whispers in the bowers Of the
B,sphorus, as the ihinders of her artillery
echoed from the sides of the Caucasus, or
hya waking to martial sounds the deserts of
Herat. Engl.:.d, independent Of The tron-
bIes in Canada, hardly knows which way To
turn, for France was engaged 10 her not to
retain military possession OF Algiers; Rus
sia was bound not to extend her territory
beyond the limits assigned her by the trea-
~ of Bucharest; and we, the United States,
arc threatening her friends the Mexcans.
Mem York NewS.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
AMERICAN CREDIT.

Rv the late arrival from Europe VIC notice
that such has been the alarm created there
bv The vile attacks here against the credit
az our banks, that NJ. Martin dn Nord, the
French Minister of Commcrc, has felt HIM
self hound Ia issue circular TO the various
departments Of trnde and commerce, eau
tioning against risking property in the on''-
ed States. This natural fear aud dis'rusl
will travel, of course, all over Europe anu
the world, will penetrate Russia anu lndia'
and the more remote the country, the more
.dif;cnll to remove the prejudice; II Will
lake wears to restore confidence abroad IN
American credit and American ability
Crcda and confidence is not found on every
bush, it is a plant Of slow growth, and what
rconired years Of care and toll to cultivate,
Ncan he cut and Frustrated in momcnt.--
We say avoid "naiural fear and distrust,"
and what more natural 40 foreigners when
sney see in "ofiicial Government organs"
one continuing harping upon the old story
.of "Bank rags" "broken banks" "rag mo-
ney"-all the epihe,s That the language
can furnish brought TO bear against the crc-
dit Of our banking Institutions, and this too
not only "by authority" and in the columns
40f the "Government organs" but worked
into and wormed into by speech, message
,and report, furnished by the Executive and
all other branches of the present admins
trmtion. Is it TO he wondered at that limo
cent foreigners should indulge in disirusi
Gentlemen Of the present administration
and ye who are employed to print for them
"by authority" shame on yell We would
not invoke on sc the punishment We richly
deserve, for we sincerely believe ye know
what you do-Iu take heed-retribution !:
at hand-repent in time and sin no more.
~ Y. Star.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
NOTICE.

M ESSRS. Yoe & Davenport have my
I'VE Books, Notes, and Accounts. and are
authorized to receive any debts due me.
Mr.. James Payne is authorized by power Of
attorney to receive any monies due me, or
sell any property belonging TO me.
JNO. PAYNE.
Rodney, Nav. 1899. l-lm9A
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
FIRST DAY.

Miles heats, three hundred dollars, en-
trance thirty dollars, purse and entrance to
The winning horse, mare or gliding, free for
Jefferson and Claiborne counties, agreeable
to the rules ofthc Jocky Club of this track
where the days are confined to the counties
above mentioned.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
NOTE LOST.

H oSr, one day last week, in Rodney, a
n note of hand for thirteen hundred dol
lars drawn by Mrs. William H. Davis, Of
Jefferson County, in elvor Of Bone & Mil
Ter, and bearing date 22d Of April, 1898,
and payable the first day of October next.
The phraseology Of the note shows that i
was intended to be joint note, but is sign
ed by Mrs. Davis alone.
JAMES S. BONE.
Rodney, May 2, 1898. Inf
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

THE AMERICAN ANTHOLOGY;
A Magazine Of Poetry, Biography, and
Criticism, to be published Monthly, Nth
splendid Illustrations on Steel.
w HlLE nearly every country of the
Wv world can boast of its collected
body If national Poetry, on wbichthc seal
Of peoples favorable Judgment has been
set, and which exhibits to foreign nations in
The most striking light the progress Of civili-
zltion and literary refinement among It's ill.,
habiiants; while England, especially, proud
ly displays to the world a corpus poctartm
the lnsre of whose immortal wreath has
shed brighter glory upon her name than
the most splendid triumphs which her
statesmen aud her soldiery have achieved,
our own country seems destitute Of poetic
donors. appears, we say for although no
full collection Of the chef d'Gurrcs Of our
writers has been made, Ell there exist, and
are occasionally to be met with PRODUCT ms
of Ameilcau poets which will bear compare
son with tha nobesi and most polished eff
forts Of European genlus,. and which claini
for America as high a rank in the scale oil
| literary elevation as is now coded 10 older
and in some respects more favored lands.
Impressed with tho correctness Of this
iudgncn, we propose to issue monthly
magazine which shall contain in perfecl
unmuilaied form, the m st meriiurioas ant
beautiful cflnsions Of the poets Of America
Of the past and present time, with such in
troduciory, critical, and geographic notices
as shall be necessary 10 a cnrrcct- under
standing Of The works presented 10 The rca
Ter, and Is adj interest to the publication
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

North. The experiment has been tried "a
gain and again, and succession OF dis
graceful and ruinous failures has demon
strated The impolicy and impractica biliiy Of
the scheme.--N. o. Com. Bulletin.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
THIRD DAY.

Proprietors cup valued at one hundred
dollars, mile heats, entrance twenty dollars.
free for the world-entrance twenty-five
dollars.
The above races will commence on the
third Thursday, 9Th May, 1888, and con-
tlnue three days.
TIIOS. KINDS, pres't pro. tenn.
SAM. l.. LAUGuMAN, Sec'y, pro. tenn
0.rThc proprietor respectfully informs
The public, that he will be prepared to ac-
comdate all who may visit during the races.
]. HEUDEBER1', Proprietor.
April %, 1888. 27-3t
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

i1s In every instance in which pa
aars that come to your Office, are not la
on out by the person to whom they are
cent. YOU will give immediate notice to the
publishers, adding tho reason, If known,
why the papers are not taken out.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
Land for safe,

E YING and being in Tic Parish Of Cen
4 cordia, State of Louisiana, hear ST.
Joseph Lake, in Township numbered thirs
teen, Of Range thirteen, East, containing
ONE THOUSAND & TEV ACRES
lands Of William Douglass and
others,
Aiso--A Tract Of Land containing
z6cs ACRES,
lying and being in Washington county
State OF MississIppi in Township numbers
cd Is, of Range 2, West
Also--!n Washington county, Mississippi
Sir Hundred and Forty icrcs.
in Township numbered Is, Of Range 3,
West. Tho tracts lying in Washington
county. Miss, arc located on Bear creek,
near the Yazoo River, not far from the
town Of Marion.
viii also dispose of Lot containing
EIGHTY ACRES,
lying on or near Deer creek. IN Township
numbered rs, Of Rarse 4 West, in said
county Or Washington.
For particulars apply 10 the Subscriber,
ucar Rodney, Mississippi.
VA. II. CoMPTON.
January %, 1873 il-if
BLANKS FOR GxlE.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
ErcctIfOr,s .N;Oficc.

TENIIE subscriber, at The next June Term
= Of the Probate Court of Jefferson
County, will apply TO said Court for per-
mission to surrender his letters testamcnta-
ry ofthe last will, &c, of Buckner Dardenl
dec, at which time he will settle his fna,
account of the administration Of the estate
of said deceased with said Court.
PR. MONTGOMERY,
Executor.
April %, 1888. l.0ts6
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
TEansberIin's Track.

A T meeting of the Jefferson Jocly
~ Club convened for the purpose Of
distributing for the different days of the
spring meeting, viz:
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
SECOND DIV.

Mile heats best three in five, purse four
hundred dollars, entrance fifty dollars, free
for any horse, mare or gliding in the coun-
ties mentioned above and according to the
rules aforesaid.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
BOTANIC MEDICINES.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
May
i','obafs Condemnation, 1888.

F,obdfs Comt-Jdnuary Term, 1888.
TNO ali persons interested in the lands
tenemenis und Entertainments Of John
James Cowdona minor greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear at the
next June term of the Probate Court OF
the county aforesaid, at a regular term
thereof to be holden Mt the courthouse there
OF, to shew cause if any you have, and or
can why certain lands belonging TO said mi
nor, lying on the waters Of Coliss creek,
should not then be ordered by said court to
be sold for the purpose of making a divi-
sion.
TTEsEN Witness: The Hon. John M.
a EsS Whiting Judge Of Probate for JEFF
E4Ss lerson county, the 4tlI Monday
: in April, 1888.
Issued the LIST day Of May, 1888.
C. +. MILES, Clerk.
May 9 2-6t
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TENHE undersigned, administrator Of the
"a estate Of Benz. BIanton, dec. will pre-
sent 10 the next May term Of the Probate
Court of Jefferson County, Miss, his final
account for settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON, Sen.
Administrator.
April 30th, 1898. l-3ts
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
HARRODSBURG SPRINGS.

THE proprietor ofthis establishment in
forms his friends that he will again take the
paper Of the solvent Banks Of the States, in
which visitors may rcside, at par. In add-
ton to The variety of Waters heretofore used
upon the LOT, there is, at a few miles distant,
a White Sulphur Spring, not inferior to any
in the United States. The Music and Ball
Room will be free of charge.
c. GRAHAM, NJ d.
Harrodsburg, KY, April 4--w3.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

John d. james.
The Attachment in this case having
been issued by John A. Watkins, Justice Of
the Peace for Jefferson County, returnable
to the next June Term of the Circuit Court
Of said county, which has been executed'by
lcvyng upon property of defendant and
summoning garnishees to appear at said
time and answer on oath in what sums they
are indebted to said James--Notice is there
fore hereby given to John ID. James, to APP
pear at said term Of the Circuit Court Of
Jefferson county, on the first day Of the
term thereof, and plead, answer, or demur
to said suit, or judgment by default, will be
rendered against him.
Given under my hand, at Fayette, this
4th day of May, A. ID. 1888.
JAS. J. COLLIER, CIk.
Martins, Po. 2-5 pr. fec, $500.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
GNARDfAN,S SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
rENHE undersigned viii sell, on Saturday
"A the 26th day Of May next, the undivi.
ded interest of Della A. Pipes, minor, in
and to the stock of CATTLE. FARMING
UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &c, Of the estate Of Abner Pipes,
deceased.
JAMES II. WATSON, Guard'n.
April 81, 1898. 23-ts
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON CouNTY.,

VS.. Attachment for $4,000.
II. d. Allen.
The Attachment in this case having
been issued by i. Duggan, Esq. Justice Of
the Peace Of said county, returnable to the
next June term of the Circuit Court of JEFF
ferson county, which has been executed by
levying upon properly Of he defendant,
and summoning sarnishees to appear at
said time and answer on oath in what
sums they are indebted to said Allen
Notice is therefore hereby given to said
T. d. Allen, TO appear at said term of the
Circuit Court of Jefferson county, on the
first day of4he term thereof, and plead, an
swer, or demur to said suit, or judgment by
default WILDE given against him.
zTszwM Given under my hand seal Of
s. Sl office, at Fayette, this 7th day
S1ESE May, A. d. 1888.
JAS J. COLLIER, CIk.
Clark, "a. l.6 prs. fee, $500
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

BY virtue of the a ovc executions TO me
directed, as Sheriff Of Jefferson county,
Miss, | shall expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at the door
of the courthouse of said county, on the
second Monday in June next, within the
hears prescribed by law on said day, all the
right, title and interest of said defendant, in
and to Tract of Land, containing
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, levied on as the property of
said defendant, to satisfy plaintiffs claims
and cost Of suits
GEO. TORREY, Sheriff.
Fayetc, May 8, 1883 tbs
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

BY virtue of the above STATED executions
to me directed, as Sheriff Of Jefferson coun-
ty, Miss, shall expose al public sale TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, at the
door Of the courthouse of said county, on
the first Monday in May next, within the
hours prescribed by law, all the right and
title Of said defendant in Tract of Land,
containing
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09
SLY HUNDRED ACRES,


more or less, adjoining the lands of Rutha
Scott, Samuel Buck and oihers--Also, on
the same day, at the residence
ffM Of said defendant, six head Of
@A Horses, fifty head of Cattle.
09Yfhy head Of Hogs, Household
essss and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing Utensils, &c.--all of said property le-
Wed on as the property Of said defendant,
to satisfy plaintiff claims and cost Of suits.
GEO: TORREY, Shelf J. C.
Fuyette, April 2, 1898 2l-w4
0TThe sale Of the above property is
postponed until the third Monday in May,
1888, when it will take place as above spe-
cited. GEORGE TORREY, Sheriff.
Fayette, April 10, 1888
0rTHe sale Of the aborc property is
postponed until the third Monday in May
inst, tchen it triH occur as Gbope.
GEORGE TORREY, &f
May 4, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

more or less, adjoining the lands of Rutha
Scott, Samuel Buck and oihers--Also, on
Southern telegraph., 1838-05-09

BLANKS FOR s.uE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

THIS may certify that for long time have been
troubled with violent pain in my stomach which
ted my reug th,and educod low that ny lite
despair Cd Of. fhyscians could render essential
service. and was giving away to despair, when WINS
persuaded with much reluctance TO try the oecof II.
Downs Balsamc Elixir aud II is with pleasure, graft
tuJe and confidence that state that il IL my frm be
lief that il saved my life and since have began TO
use il have teen gradually improving. so that can
ator, and believe that II follow IT up,it will ovcutu
ally restore me to my former health. therefore es-
teen II my duty to make this public ackuowlcds mcut
for the benefit ola suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield, Jane II, 1887. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

- .keHi tuy sp'tisnrs 'fr- Ne3csi Nsu. Fe tst1 %
~. .lsfasssr q the iniisn ferrsss w fee ~ofl't
j, eaiy nsefssarF te,;sis that Ivseet trtfy curative
ffe,-ssr ~h,s bs possessed ~ Nsiierp,. va hc
he rove Fl eTsenr sni kssp ~ opta 81 the nnianI
arss, 81 ihs body suj ihfi prrsoasFarce "a 80 zee.
d, sthst :, nr1esta,y 10 Order go ssnt uttnfs soc
r4,s 4 .trsv ~ sss,r d which, Gssh - her io. iHk
TuutsANUs OF CURfs ihat have slrafy tetu
sG.str ~ PA.ie phis SOD Baltimore agd other places
f.iY usrrnnt tie htlisf hat when iis med osac sla
tsearne ssusrsiy hnspn dlscate ~ srtfy kaj ~a bs
drit ~ i,uso lspi.
~ rnaeipsl OGce fr $40 Wv Enrisnl State, ior
tAs sals ofp- tpu,e I.iLC.gBLE PILLS, ~. l9g
Irtnas.ft street. Hotiun
race 10 CTS. PER BOX BfTH Full
DfEEClION.N,
WA RAY, s,n!. Rutland c..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
GREAT EXCITEMENT ~ HOSToy,,,
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL

w + l'arn That the distinguished Dr. Watson. e-c
~ Wellington street, auj DR.. : C. U,,v,u 80
eeet rated Boncse,ter, @e7 Washington stree, 0,,, ~
ne n'si skiiu practitioners in Boston, hnyinr ,,r
sea th' happy encrts e Goscks ,Iatrhle,s >a,.,,,
se'ersi eases which have Ter ihcir ob,eryst
nave gwen The general Agent # tbs great noe, moi
ieine permission to refer 70 htn through Tho pylli,
ufhas' IL Is with pleasure. VIC notice svch sct. .,
usl"erfs'el hfnovoieuce, aud this noble -eps,,.t
br, H. and u. bespeaks their genuine lE!lapfb,oSb
HE understand, DR.. Hattcn s. 81 the auioi, a =, -
" q Sansiiss has created such lrsmeag,,, ,y,,t.,
among the Medical Faculty, Il must be srnctbiu, 80,
ordinary end lar superior 10 the common no.,,u,,. A,
We d"y-agd there cbnnut he doubt bot when a., ~
lne' 81 TINS greet spec hr shell be duly ap,,ers,, -
Fhy'iean' they WI frankly Hcknowiedse n 81. ~
.'s' ''..a4.e addition which has been made ia The
u ,ti's .Nsd'e1 since he days Of HPPOCRATFS
infittr lesfa that The general Ayrt.l oil tbr S.
.tEe has ihe hcriy 90 fs!tr his f,lloa ci.iy,r a.
I'f NO ttfg iertfiag oqsei which eafne nh
"a vac hno"e4so ri the Doctor. One Of Tho go, -"
We 'e"'h' Wa aheiej upoa yaung LADY "a e,sd go
It hhAh AEsofss -snl 20 serious was he ,.-,,,i.,
mat she was unable 10 submit 20 Dr. III, ,,p.l 49,
uestnsnt n such osscs. he sl,i,ed he, 10 80, =, -
S-na'fe' ihe did -, sul before taking one ,,.1 -
ehiirtl5 cured sni NOT 4 JLSIIgE or JJED 'f,tS
f.iSh ht-h4LNS'!! Another A reDflsn,sa 80,
-, Pronounced By all who knew hm 10 n. a, eco. A.
fifGuED CONAt.NP TIO.T." wa xoude,,,I,, -.
- 70 hfalih ~ the uss Of only Que rhial al d. $780,
v'ueIf ~ ~4hy oMine" az
IL A2k hs vPsa .al sssaa .s,.. ,y,,,., -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
Cons,lill /!

I'D ASif overcome in It's infancy. it rapidly arrives
III neglected, at uucouquerable aud terrific naiur.
~ An obstinate violent and c0uvul.ivo couch is the
inevitable orerunnor when cslecled the Pulmonary
Consumption and lis attendant train of horrors in
creased heat and pulse Of the breasts
greonsh and bloody splc loss appetite and increase
OF thirst liberated lungs camy swea.s and hectic fever
general emaciaon Of the body, shrivallcd exrcmities
excessive and weakening discharges sinf of the eyes
prosraon of strength burning palms and flushed checks
swollen feet md legs and ut leucth while the wreiched
sufferer IS still saneune Of lie cud cxtremities and AGO.
nzns death These evils may he nippcd in the nuI uy
The timely administration OF that long tried aud ,elua
bic medicine,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

uaia the fer,psi, 81 lat winter vhsu,Ae las go.
attack ~ iain ~ bee SIDE, rrd dt'ut.sd &c., 49,,
iHn fdsisly onll,d even GO e cor hts rAF.s,.t,.
attended catsiall, pran her. MI wss weu $3.50 Y,
With hw treatment 81 her rafr uonrh isr aat,t.,
PARTIALLY u!e,istsl, there vrt 90 hone ID h,t &C.,,
htr Doctor todd her that 80 Ind she efnsus,ri. . p
tArt her LEFT Lt,NG ~ IS P.3RYLGIII AZ.
50 MID. nnd 'rsmel tu dstreir n ~ tectrtrv
w. n,stlc We cs'c l,aicd 80, could uti cailt,. a =,
.lof, ttsc ne lcr her nothing Int trrr.rs r,vt,. ~
con m and her rect. when prnv,dtuiitls I Lll s
ib,se Sentative Drore, aod though fha vas tH.s,l..
iuuhlcs She fut diup tho took gave e. s,uc ft'tf
continued taking than, exactly rcc'fdvg Io - ..-.
tiorshtr appetite wasfoen rrftored toe th'a.tf,,.,
aud ,he clut,aucd gradually ia recover % iasi o,..
know bot her htght " rcW as COED Cd, q haf Bean s,
i.s naIuti ,0p I'm par'.
Nh She took about orc ani enc hall bo.ti tvt.
,ho called herself WLLi,
TIMOTHY Croagg
Orrustoa, Maine, A al 90, 1855
AT he above Medicine !, ~ sale hy y S B1,
TAM C.ucrsl Agent. l9g Washington t. .ei I,,..
trarre nnmercas ie,rs es,i, it,ar 10 N, GOOD ,f,.
ntdicu, man be seta Also, 'ull 10y mt.t q ihs g..
masters in America, rreo. thtce mai one Tim! t.sgt
lnf' (s2 400 rtr halt ounce.
! For sale nj the Rutland Dock Store by y ru.-
3gsHi PFC So per bottle 9evGu
LEVI LEWIS, .1s,rL WILLS, "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
Elixir Nesctal Bel ssmique.
n. II. DOWNS
IfGcf0Gfe B6isaHsic Ef{Ffr.

ltoh c"ug.,, C1li'. Consumption, Catarrh. Croup
- Asthma, Who"pius Cough, aud Of az o,l,er,li.,s.
e. at llte heal, chesi aud luz,
Pamphlets containing history oC nc c,ol.,,,.
stech Of the dr's-e' ior whichu o. recommended
'hea'e' from unquesiiousbe -ourcss--.nv!e lirert,
o1ans 'us ese" boiue--msy be Lel oisay ofthe A.
gsneiss, srats
cEETiFtcATTs
we htesht Of the afflicted. beg issye o. Give "a.
rev y ~ Downs Vegetable Bsl,auic Ili.i, 49,. ~.
I''u.e rec on menis'ion. have gwen 81 TO chili
Of niue Whose luI.s werosviIspfiy l,s.,,,r.i, n
snd ''f whom Ne were much slarmed . ter hsvin- to-,
many ether remedies iu vsiB-tho re,alt a., 49,.
spIfsn"! I'mo'ed add the child restored 10 health
To eae1i this, oas phi4i Gully b., been u,,d ''''
sisnhriige. June %. 1870.
III he above medicine Tor sale Ii. Rutland RI
Store. hg ''' D'ss
-" w. PAY, .4genL
Cerfisosse of BeHis,zsn Ba,1.. u.
IHls Sasy .rfy, ihs;lsr Ger. ,l,p.s.u.-rt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
DIR RELIES
A STHNATiC PILLS

which have been knowh to cure persons surpnscl 10
nave been TAR gone IN consumption, and cXhbtint al
the appearance of approaching dissolution Price whole
boxes 30 Pills, Sl-halfdo. - Pulls so cts.
u Prepared BY T. BIDDER, 90 Cont st. Boston.
sole proprietor md to DR. Conway For sale
by his special appointment, by DiHIELs & BRIL- Rut
land l'fvI LEWIS, Wells aud ADAMS WARNER &
Co., Ludlow.
No.2 Sept o6:o6wIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18

Beaver Pcsr OlrLrr. pn. .llarch |. 1n3a.

Beaver PCsr OIrGrr, Pa. March ], 1893.
Dear Sir--oscc last wrote you. have seen several
pcrnns WHO have been using the Sanntiyc and IN trrr
case has proved itself. worthy the name ii lcas
young man. Robert Ncllhery, had been wasting nwn, IN
sfad consumption for the last two years and bv us.
in- lhs medicine about six weeks, his cough uhns g.
leit HIN entirely, and he is now so well as 10 be abo,t
his ordinary business.
Indeed sir from the rup1ity Of the aes tie value Of
the Sanatiye may be safely determined. lam wholly
out have daily calls for IT, and h You would forward
me more as soon US possible. Yours &c.
A. LOGAN, T. NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
h'N 49,
A. LOGAN, r. NJ.


From the Postmaster Gf Clarrnlnnt " H.
Ut he above powerful aud iuyaluahie medicine is
dong wonders in this section Of The country rs wcllH,
IN othcr-. Applicant ms for il have been made in vnr
Gus places in this vicinity, young lady in his town
has been restored ON consumption aud confirmed
health 10y the use Of t-.N0 mistake. Sic had bcon VS.
tied 10y various physicians, but al TO no purp,s, one
Phi3L at tins medicine Prodncsd me ing dfired ,ftri
few moro Bottles # this cicncious me ,.cnc iny be
found at the Post Office # an led ar soon j. NYE
Sic Agcn; for Ciarcmont
Claremout, April %, 1903"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-18
uutbar'or. August %, 1885.

I'VE sub'crhfrs have recently received from H'e
Il York addition 70 their stock Of Cool. CON, r.
ing 10 port
Eiaok, Bloc Black. Drown, nlle rrI Olive B0eI
Cloths, CHssim'res Ssitnct-. Cnshsu. trench H.
Lasli'h o. Mefrof, Circs.siaus Bsaa'o Cloth, Arra
lh"hoi wool, Blk, Nslincea fnI Rob Roy eha'it
beac1 81 and Brown Canton F.auaes Rel. Iq..w a.i
Nhiie WOODEN fiaBnels. CT lnl 10 Ticking. ..r4
ana Erovn Dnliiusf, Linen, glrachc- sAefnns' f''
shiriinsf. Furniture, CseI, Has'ery G!o.e'. -ioet
Fancy Hdki' Nluslins, Can.b, o. Bishop I.agH L1i'
hre lidkh. Pongee and Flag s TX snI Cotton ~
Hdki', Ribins, H.rue ard tEllcia festlns,, hu-4
DiaTers roorel Cambfirs, Satin Jean. Apron Chs--'
Tailor Trimming IA superior Eftiee)
EE~tt Yards Calico, al Pfics, varying rom l'-'
70 81 cents.
GOO Ysrl' Brown shesiingl snd sbHling', Which H'
purchased Tor Cash sod viii be disposed Il lof eAfn q
produce Al Pr.ees low my Store " thu "A .il
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