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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
MIR. GEORGE HOOD,

WI some time an instructor OF SACRED MUSIC
in this place, we, whose names are hcreunto an
nexed take great pleasure IN recommending him, as
in our opinion emlnenty qualified 10 give instruction
in that important branch OF Education. W esteem
MI Hood as a man of sound morals, genuine pleiy,
and as n gentleman in all his department. We
cheerlully ask for him the regard and patronage
which his talents and character entitle hlm to and
hesitate not to say that full confidence may be safely
reposed in him.
Richmond, Nov 18th, 1898.
Jas. C. Crane, Fayeue Latirop,
Jomcs Cnskie Chds. Gcnnet, Jr.
Joseph s. James, Judah Myers
4. Conrerse, John u. bar,
Lan9on C. Read William Sands,
4. ID. Pollock, Jno B Martin,
Nm. p Stroller,
We whose names are hereunto annexed, atten-
dcd Mr.. Hoods classes, while he taught Sacred Mu-
sic, in this Cry. We cordially unite IN the above
testimonials OF his qualifications and gentlenanly
department.
U'm, II. Red,rood Nm Beers,
Lorn,o Gennet y. H. Bronson.
Ed NJ Morgan p. Fan Deursen,
SomL ~ Price, W,n. II. Christian,
yohn w. Gordon J. II. Ptindertcr,
Ro b. Cyispan, Hancock Lee,
John n. Cook, c. l.. Richards.
Samuel Reere.
November % "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

u" Mr.. Hugh A. Garland WIS voted for by the
following Conservatives McsSrs. Stumt, Hopkins
aud Mason Of Va and Messrs. Garland and Jack
son of Geo. 1t is stated that his election was Sc
cured by The of Mr.. Shepard OF y. G.. Wing,
who voted the first ballot, tor Mr., CLARK, on the
second did not vote at all and for Mr. Garland on the
thIrd.
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10y yl,ruc OF decree at The conaly CONT oil Han
4 , fax rtonount ed AZ the November term, 1888,
the undersigned, the Commissioner, appointed by
sad court will proceed SELL Ia the highest bidder
a Geo Drjarncit's tavern, ~ the county Of PItsy-
wanna, an Monday the 3lst OF December, on n
credit Of nine months two likely Negro Gfis, one
8 years old and the other II years old, the property
of laline Carr, Paul Carr and Patience Cur, the
lawful heirs OF VIM. Car, deceased.
JORDAN X. LIPSCOMB.
Dec, q )"
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ITEMS. bu SATURDAY., 1a;i

1hos IL Benton has been elected l.. ), Senator
by the Legislature ei Missouri.
The notorious Bill Johnson has escaped from The
custody oi the |. ). Mmshals on the Canada ion-
tier.
last Monday-PreSeni. Judges Smlih. Daniel, Lu.
max, Scott, Leigh Clopon. Christian. Allen, Mason,
Douglass aud Nicholas.
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ENfEElnAsnagENI,
~ .z1s.fsSf Court Eg0s,se, Vu,

FRNllE subscriber has taken the brick House late-
" occupied by Cap. Lindsey Coleman, for
that purpose. aud viii be ready 10 receive those who
may lasor nm VIII call al our next county court.
J, IL. ROBERTS.
Dreemher 10 HID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

Southern and lPestern Improrcmenh-lt IS SAID that
sc miles of the Hiwassee Rail Road extending from
the Georgia line uorhwardly into Tennessee and GO
miles of the Western 81 Atlantic Rail Road. running
from the same point southwaidy into Georgia, will
be ready for the rails by September. From the low
er termination of the latter Road, olhts are in pro-
press by which, within three wears probably there
will be opened direct communications from Knox
vile to Charleston, Savannah, NJ obIe and New Or
leans These several Ines" tsnys letter from
Knoxville to the Editor OF the American Rail Road
Joutpal) present the unprecedented tact OF more
Than 600 miles Of connected Rail Roads, no where
encountered bv grades exceeding 30 feet TO mile
nor nv , single curve Of "a radius less than 1000 feet;
and az the same time entirely Tree from tunnels ana
inclined planes."-'rhe same writer adverling iothe
probability that the Legislature OF Virginia wl, al
its next session. authorize the constructor OF Ran
Road from some point on James RIVER 10 ''e en-,
nessee line says that, IN that event, tennessee VIII
continue the Iiwassee Road northwaidly TO the
point Of connecton-in which event tileie WIZ oe
a continuous Rail Road from Boston to New orleans
nFsIn the L. S. Circuit Count at New oik' on
the 3Olh ult. came on the case OF The Lh9ted otdfcS
as s. l.. Gourcrneur, late pos master III mat c''y'
who is alleged 10 be indebted to the government ID
/ IN, sum of 100000 The trial was put OIL on mo-
lion of the District Attorney. the ground tiat Tue
Government had not yet been able to procure some
imponant testimony, which ii expected TO produce
! Al, f,ouycrneur who defended his own case, pro
rested against this delay and urged the Coun TO pro-
,y,s.w,Il the trail and not permit hn to suffer, as
, h n ID done f,t rso ssar' under - rnJni'uS ana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

The Land will be sold IN body or IN lots TO suit
urchasers. Persons DESTROYS 10 purchase are re-
quest ed to 20 and examine the Lana. Wl,ch VIII oe
shown by Mr.. John Henry or Mr. j H. SCOT, resi-
ding IN the immediate heIs hborhood.
J'crnns--Six tu Give and eighteen months cred
it for equal parts Of the purchase money, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved personal security.
and the tile retained as additional security. The
lltle is bell eyed be nnqurstonably good, but The
undersigned will convey such only as he is ordered
10 do by the decree aforesaid.
HENRY DUNNINGrON, Com'r.
Dec. 10. wtus
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E.abn.sa.rrs NAalhscIs.

4 WILL GIVE hselal hire Tor few able boiled
d NEoR0ES Tor year l52g,--l wish also To hirs
SOM BOYS, say tom / : 10 10 ,e3ls Old.
JAMES DOLAN.
Dee. its
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n Owe ",

a thic, well set fellow, has small scar ACROSS hls
breast inches long, produced by cut whena boy
has a full hck bead Of hair, good set oil teeth
black eyes, aud pleasant conhtcnance when spoken
to-hc il a very good dining room servant, aud n
good ostler. lie was purchased, when about 10
,ea,s old OF Major Robert Smith OF Lnnenbprg,
near the Double Bridges. When he lelt my planta-
ton he had black oloh ltoek coat, some" hat worn
a blue mixed yarn coatce, pair OF blue mixed yam
panaloons, aud vest OF the same, aud cotton vest
striped with copperas. two steam loom cotton shirts
somewhat woiu, Il pan of thread pant1lpons, new
Dutch blanket, new narrow bflm black inr hat,
and a wool hat with a low crown aud broad brm
lie may have aimed to get back the nclGhbo,hood
Of NJ nlor Smlih's he attempted 10 do 50 year OF
two ago, lie may attempt In pass as a Tree man,
and lie about Lynchbntg ~ the Canal, or aim iof
some Of the fee States. The above reward VIII be
gwen fnl said man, If taken out OF The State, OF
Twenty Dollars # taken within the State, and de',s-
cred TO me- or secured in any jail ~ that get him
again. lEhli'E u hiNlAhb'oo'''
Dec. 10. Of
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10 Contractors and Planters.

IN Lynchburc, ON Friday The lfth inst. shall
/ sell at public auction. the following property, viz
10 Horses with Carts and Harness.
Truck for Rock
| Set Bl,cksmiths Tools with ali kinds Of Shan
tor Utensils for cooking &c. with ShoVcls, Picks,
Dills Whcebarrons, aud all necessary Tools for a
Rock aud Earth Section--some, II not all OF which
are equal to new most of them having been but
few months in use NJ. NJ. KERR.
Lynchburg Dec. il4D 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

o. We have no room Ion q single remark on the
Presidents NJ essagr.--for Eilu1tal pitielcs. see
first Pace.-M any advertisements unasoiably omit
ted tins morning.
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MA ssIsHts..

Married on Thursday, the 9th ins', bv the Rev
James \. Rdliek Nj. WILLIAM McDANihL. Of
Amherst. Ia Miss Many ELiz,nnrn, daughter, Of
Mr.. William Thurman, of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
For. Kent.

-.n, THE HOUSE and LOT on Federal Hill,
ii;;;;' winch Is occupisd at presently Mr.. Swnuey
ill Possession vii he gwen OF the Goth inst
GEO, w. TURNER.
u IS
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Richmond Academy Lottery

EXTRA CLASS, No. :. ron 1893.
At Richmond on Tuesday the In inst
Ia. Al. 20. d6. G5 -, 70. "A 60. ca. AZ 50.
Il = Tickets number lS i6 6s. small Capita
Prize, ia the Richmond Academy Lottery, sold at
TALBOTTS LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
woODnosnau acmooa. Fou BOYS.

rANllE FIRST SESSION FOR 1870, viii com
i moBcc on the l5t day Of Jauuay next. and con.
iinue as usual. five months. The course Of studies,
and prices tot boarding aud Tuition. Will continue
At present, VIZ: For Boarding, including lodging,
washing aud diet, eight dollars per month for fui-
ton IN the Elementary branches of Engash 81 so
pea month iot Ailhmcttc, English Grammar &c.
oeraphy, al the Globes and History. 81 60 per
month Tor Tuition IN the Latin. Grech or French
Languages, Mathematics - % per month.
~ present, the subscriber can oHly accommodate
about boys with boarding. OF ages not exceeding
Is years. in consequence Of ms daughte's being
about open School tot females but respectable
ho,,dlng may be obtained ri Other families IN tas
ncp hb e'hood sufficiently CONVENIENT to The School
aud the subscriber himself proposes cnlarging his
building, during the ycaf, 10 aloid a more oonve-
nien accommodation. timely application IS recon-
mendcd To those who in,cnd to enter children
wards, several OF The places are already engaged.
Pupils cannot be taken for a shorter time than til,
session. Application II the subscriber, directed 10
Green Hill Post Once, Campbell county, will meet
with prompt attention. SAMUEL i. MILLER.
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EYsIy ESOIg0rs SsesC0ry.

EDANAWAN from the subscriber, residing in
a Charlotte county, near Wbcelei's Spring, on
the 27th Of last October, yellow man. about %
Il L an1l
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vvoodaourne school for Females.


HplSS SARAH =. MILLER proposes, II suifi-
lNn ciently encouraged, 10 open n small SeIpoi
Ion females, Al WoodbunfGc, IN Putsylvana. Having
gone through extensive course oil study, with her
father including, besides the higher branches of
English the i4a,In. Greek and French lang nages.
aud some branches Of the Mathematics, and having
afterwards attended the Rev MI Smiths School at
uthburg. first student, and then assistant.
wilh the luIl appreciation OF Mr. Smith, aud having
also taught ycaIin Mr. John tulcs's family, OF Put
sylyanii, to The satisfaction OF her employers she
ilarrs lcr,el that she shall be able 10 meet tho
pcctalions Of any who may cnifust their daughters
OF ards 10 her care. Tie holiders viii lodge in
the same house will her, aud he under her her SIS
tcrs' constant supervision The house heretofore oc-
cupcd by her father as School house, being IN tho
corner Of the yard will be ereiuSireiy appropriated
to her and her pupils, and will thus obyiate any OBJ
lccon that mig be urged To promlscuous School.
~ the only necessary intercourse with the rest oil
tie family will be that At meal times. The price Tor
Boarding aud Tuition, aud the commencement and
length of the session viii correspond IN all respects
with that Of her fathers as above detailed. Her ad-
dress is Green Hill Post Once, Campbell.
November &C wlw II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

The deiehapis tusaoa Nnie aud Cfntha his wife, Philip
Buiordanj Loo II. Racktr md Poll, hiswe who Polly
B0,od widow 81 ueutc II. Buro deceased having
to,cd Their appearance mud gwen security according the
AaonhN mud the fnlcs al this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, they nhnbilants of this
tommoa"colh IL udced TINT the said defendants do mp
pear here on the hWd Monday February and
the h of The fmu1 aud tt copy OF this otlor be forth
with inserted IN some Hpnpef pubshcd IN the town OF
NnChhurR ton months suCeesAvcy, aud posted the
font door OF the ,outhoa4o of this county.
tup-=fcstc.
SAMUEL VI, GARLAND, OK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
DRssGE'F.s'G E,gt'ER.
The following were the drawn numbers Tor Tho
EccsburG EOtacry.

NLAsS, No, :,
At Alexandria, on Satuda, the lst inst. w:
|. So, II. 20 Ga. &c. 35 ~. 50. SO 40 40 50.
Aud the following were the drawn numbers Ion tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10

logethci with glaal number oil 500, $40 Nr' &c
Whole Tickets 95--llaees So 50--Qrs. " IS.
For sale nj
TALBOTS OFFICE.
q = Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash. OF Piize Tickets, Tor Tickets ~ any Yin
ginia Scheme dra"nby u. 5. Gregory 4 Co. Mana
gers will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the liberal terms effected. GA addressing letters
(post paid) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lghchbug, Ia
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Anderson Nare anl Cyuitn his wife, Philip Durofd and
ee H. kuchef nnd Polly ta vii, Who Polly urord,
widow of George II urtod, dee d. aud CALVIN Bennett,
Dclenllanta.
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Commandments %Olc Of Gnnd H
4Hllhth9H 60RIiIfH.

DURSUANT 10 the provisions OF a decree pro-
D nounced by the Crcnit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry ior The town OF Iynchbnrg, al The
May term 1888, IN the case of patterson ". Win
sion & AL" therein depending, the undersigned, a
commissioner appointed for The purpose, will proceed
on Friday the h day Of February. 1889, at the
towr Of Brook Neal ia SAID county, 10 sell. by way
I'll Nh lie nllrllnn- 10 lie h hrst hlhlcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
On motion of Mr.. Wise,
The House adjourned at half past 3.
Y'ncS1lau. Decembtr 4.

Nothing OF interest done IN the Senate to day.
In the II. of X. Mr.. Adams commenced the work
Of "agudfion," which presume he intends 10
continue throughout the session. He offered
olution that all the Abolition Petitions &c. hereto
fore lad upon the table, be taken up and referred
a select committee. 10 report thereupon. 1t WAS H.
self however, laid on the table, by vote oil 1876 to
81.
Mr.. Adams then offered a selies Of resolutions,
relative 10 the controversy between Mr.. Stevenson
and Mr.. O'Conne, with view to ascertain. by a
committee of inquiry, whether Mr.. s. has violated
the duties OF his office the laws OF nations, the Law
of the land TO the goycrnu ent OF winch he was ac-
credited, the privileges Of the BRUSH House Of Com
in the persons of one Of its members. and the
honor and interest OF his own country; and whether
The constitutional interposltion oil the House by I'M
parchment otherwise be expedent. These res
outlons were also Land upon by the table by vote Of
1877 10 40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-10
" hole number Of votes,

Necessary t. a choice, loo
SO Hugh A. Garland, having received anaJoIi-
u of the votes, dec ared be duly cleo ed Clerk
10 the House lor the residue of the present Con-
gress
Mr.. Haynes moved 10 take up the usual message
from the Senate but the motion va. set aside by a
conversation on the order OF business.
On motion OF Nh. Haynes, the daily hour OF meet
ing was ordered to be l2 o'clock NJ. I'LL otherwise
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Dec 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05

In as much as the population of the town
had materially increased Immediately after
the evacuation Of the Brltish--by the return
of great numbers to their homes. which, to-
gether with those drawn ,hi,her by the
French army and navy, which arrived IN
I7sO-besides the return of the poor of the
town, who left in large numbers in Car
tells, while The British held the Island, aud
were supported by other towns where they
went, or by large contributions, as has been
before shown-we may reasonably conclude
that if the Census had been taken imme-
diately after the British left, the number
could not much, if any, exceeded 4OOo IN
habitants, of all descriptions.
The Towa of Providence by the censu:
of 1852, contained 43l0 inhabitants-sC
that these two Towns, at the time the Brit
ish evacuated, must have contained about At
equal population.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR OF RHoDE-IsLAND.


The Garrison on Butts's Hill in Ports
mouth, having been discontinued, the As
sembly, in October, ordered the plank which
composed the platforms, On which the guns
had been mounted, to be sold by commit
tee. . ....t ....
A number of prizes taken by the Ameri-
can privateers arrived at Newport during the
fall and winter-several of which were ta-
ken and sent in by the brave and successful
Capt. Ohver Read of Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05
Records of the towa Of Ne@pOrt returned
from Neu York. ...

Records of the topa Of Ne9pOrt returned
....- from NeV York. ...
From the Newport Mercury Dec. IA, l7S2.
"On the 9th of August last the Honor
able Town Council of Newport addressed
General Carleton OH the subject Of the Rec
ords of said town, requesting his Exceilen-
cy would be pleased to order said Records
returned to said town; in consequence Of
which his Excellency returned said Records
by the first Flag from New York, with a
polite letter, expressing his sorrow for tine
damage said Records had received by the
sinking of the Transport in Hell-Gale which
carried them from hence, and by their hav-
ing lain three years without examination"
In November the French army comman-
Providence from the Westward.
In September information was received
that the enemy's fleet was moving Eastward
from New York, and their design supposed
10 be Newport. The Governor convened
as many of the members of The Legislature
as could suddenly be called together, 10y
which body it was resolved and ordered that
Col. Crary proceed to Rhode-lsand, and
cause to be removed The Cannon and all
the stores from Butts Hill, o the town oi
Providence.
That two tons of lead be made up into
balls as soon as may be.-The alarm sub
sided as the fleet never attempted 10 enter
The Harbor Of Newport.
A summary of the inhabitants of the sew
ersl Towns in the State of Rhode-l Island
was taken in the latter part of 1852, by or
der of the General Assembly, when the
State was found to contain of Whites, In
dians, Mulatloes and Blacks, an aggregate
population of 81 500.
The town of Newport contained
White males 205S-Females 1856 49l4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
NEW GOOny.
Domestic.
SILAS FULLER'S ESTATE.

sTtTf OF VERMONT DE II Rcmenberel t,t
District ot Rutland IS. Dat Special Pohs
fnuri hold at Rutland in sul district the 7th Ihy 4
August 1888.
Present WIN. HALL judge
z iha Fuller. administrators Of the Estate Of ss
Fuller. late Of Shoburne deceased having propo.eI 10
render account of her administration, and present r
account against said Estate for allowance.
O,dertd That said account he examined in Pr.
bate Court at session thereof TO be holden Al R1.
land,in said district, the first MONDAY of Sepiembe neI
and that all persons concerned therein be notified ~
pear al 'aid limo nnh place. aud show ifsny%Y
may nave n2an st the allowance of sHid account, t
that copy ofthis order he published in the RutsA
llerall printed al Rutland, a. soon as may be- ttas
weeks excessively. II. b. TOEsLEE, Regatr
true copy Of record,
81 Attest, II. B. TOWSLEE, R1eiir
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"a ,A,.,' o., aa.s.tsrsf irstn Mst~ei nen. fesum 90
ts s.ssrs,isf 81 th, teasn fusssiiss ~ iu rnia -
i. si.s ssssfr sstr shes f-trsref rsrtf 'nfHiiNr
ttt fstt AAts ssa o. rasrsffd ~ h~slfHt. . 81"
iitt. I'D etn a,ai tg.flaE oirs 20 sic '.aiufs
Is q ts anl ~. 80 81 f.ftfrf cr 81 70 .st.
A. I4fhf ~ r ..Ifaft 90 ,.iiff o. $40 ~ fF t- '
s.r, q s.tf7 .t.tss 4 wf..a H.ft = he.f fu iltt
VlINNrANI s 81 LNHts hos hatr alfrsaf t~fi
,aatt.fi gaif 10 l.s u.1 il.i Hti eiirr ife .'
~, v.,fst, ths tsssf in4s vice. tais i.s,i 10 M
a.. rsAy ka,va. sstass OF tttiy k'ui "'I DO
lrss rn if'0i nat is'-..
A., e.usi Ode tt ih- Ntw F"siTBI e'sieri t7i
,bs ,alr ott 49, ,e t.gIt .SBLE PILLS, ~. ~.
gssn ngt .ie..t. it.-io,s
phlCEs5 CTS PrR BOX HITB run
IfNEC NOM.
Nv .3.raL iiu'lani G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
THOMAS HOOKER S ESTATE.

district # Ruii1nd, w I'D At Srecial pr-t'
art held "' Rtlaud ia SAID district this s0,h Joy
Augusta. d 1898.
Present WIN. HALL, Julgt
Edgar J.. Ormsboe, administrator Of the E.ise u
Thomas 10 kCr late Of Rutland deceased propose 10
&c der an occoun' OF his administration OF sal e,:a,
and present his count against said estate for alowaocc
Ordercd, that sad account he examined ia onur, ~
session thereof To lie holden ut Rutland in sad district
on the 10Th Sept n"Nth oclockA and that all pena
Concerned, be notified appear nj sad time and pace
and show cause If any they may have sgfi ,t the aIo'
nnce ct said account and that copy II The above q"
der he published three weeks successfully in the Ral
land Herald printed at Rutlsnd soon as may be.
II B. TOWSLEE. Rtypir.
true copy of record,
o. Aue,t.HB TOVSLEE, Rsgmg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

THIS may certify that for long time have heet
troubled with viuleui tlu ~ ny stomach, which wac
tel my sireug and reduced 30 low that ay lite
d,spni cd ul. Ih,sclsns could render esseniia
service. and was givin. away To- despair. when wa
persuaded with much tcuctance tory the cfs II vi T.
Downs BHlsam!c Elixir, and II IS with pleasure, graft
tudc and confidence that state that It s my frm he
lei that 4 saved my hle and since | have began I,
use II have bern gradually improving, 80 that cul
IA or a"d hci'evr TIA" II follow II ur.u ri" evcntu
ally restore me Ia my i"rmer health. therefore G..
Gem II my diy 10 make this public arkuuwed- mou
for the benefit ufd suffering con nuu'ty.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield Jane II, 1881 ~
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VIVID CW $

nF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF TIE REVO-
~ LUTON, who were married before the close OF
their last of Service. whose husbands served agree
ably the act of Congress of the 7th. Juue 1882 two
Years aud not less than months, draw DARN.
Ie during Their remaining snsc, hy virtue uf the
act ct All, Jolly, 1856 such pensions their husband.
would haze been entitled to, under the first mentioned
act; whether their husbands may nnvc died during lhc
war, since that perod. Also, the widows oi such
Officers ar suor who were married ojlef that Nsrwhu.r
husbands have died since the An # NHroh, 1851 aud
before the I, June 1882, draw much rs Their 70.
,pcctve husbands would have ca eatued TO- under
act Of June 7, 1882, from the said 4, March, 1881
the lay of the said husbands doccase.
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Elixir icsetai Baisamique.
\. d. DOWNS
Veg ofdbFe Es0isdiHic EIirir,

mon Coughs, Coids, Coo. umption. Cs,srrh, Croup
=. Asihma, hh""ring C"ush, aud VI oil other disess
- 81 ihs head, chest ai,d luu-s
lnmfhitts cuniaiulDs hisiofy 81 the medicine
sketch Of he dsss's i.r vhch is accommodate Ger
hhestes from uuquotIoGahe s0urcts-smpis d.retiia.
accompany s each 6o'ue--a4sy be hsd isry olthe A.
senelet, sraui
CENTITiCATIs.
Tor The hsnehi ofhe afflicted. beg lesss 60 give the
Rev VI Down Vegetable Bslssmtc tlisir.the bish
fi' io''ole Accommodation. have gwen II 90 ehl
3" mine Shnse iunsi evidently dsnserou,lv sn.eJ
-1i - ~h"m We were much sisrmedaiitr hssin- ftl
m@uy "ihsf semedies the result sih. ds,,. 4,
Gov sPrreny removed sni The ehd rstorsd 10 he.lth
10 eject th's, one I.hisl oaiy ia, be.u used
sIEfitEN CHANDLER
sisnhfijge, Jane %. 1885.
III he ssoEs nsdicias IL Tor sale q. the Rutland Raj
Stare by
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Certificate Of BenisAin Badly. yr.
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