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Grass Hogs.

HAVE nav unengaged few pairs of the Mac
KY aud Berkshire PIGS, so celebrated as a
grazing breed, of remarkably easy keep and carly
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
ior +. Fletcher at his Plantation.
near Amherst Court House
Dec. 81 ~
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NEGROES WANTED

WE will pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by the month or for the balance NJ
'he year. Ownersare invited 10 see us at our wo,k
al 'oshuas Falls, miles below this place or at The
Washington Hotel BARR EpACKEP' '''
Lynchbufg, May 3, 1885 sm
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FOR RENT,

fSs THE large and convenient Store House
AA!,,,I no" occupied by onrselAes. running back 50
.I--.Afcet, Avery handsomely arranged for business
POSSESSION can be had immediately hy APPLYING ia
Tue subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT & Co,
r. ,. All persons indebted TO u.s. will please come
Forward and settle as early possible as il is very de
s"aole that our business should be closed without de
J. G. HUNT, x Co.
March Is
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who kaew lin. lla he had a a,.lereI three persons
TOT money aud tha, such was his romofse OF con
science, that # he conld get rope I've would lang
himself. lie left the place for the woods, aud has
not been seen since, aud there IS doubt tal he has
dcstroye himself.
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9sSE SOy1EgRke.t E.sS1'IVU1EO.s'
OF EissgtCATEDS.

But aiethods, once the only ones known among our
people, have now SO completely sunk under the IN.
gdslons OF system Of c1p-tap, that II Is necessary
both to explain and TO vndlcate them. In such rs
these, however, the modest but stately matronS, that
adorned the South ia better days, were unused, be-
fore yet Short Methods had come in, the erudlte
persons WHO now bring us Their wares ol Education,
had iorsaken the kindred, but mre innocent trade oil
Tin-pans and Wooden-nutmegs.
Instead oil Methods foreign 10 our manners. our
feelings and opinons ann to revive a system,
domestic and home bred, that shall stun alike fall
lacous instruction and alien instructors. We
ieach then, first dispcnsabe, the solid parts OF
an English Educaon--thlngs which all the Sci
ences in the EncycioprdIa cannot make il less than
foolish not to know completely. We labour to
and store the Mind, before attempting TO decorate
The first and principal points are 10 read correctly
and eXpressyey To write currently 10 acquire
the practical ant OF Numbers To master that most
noble and useful branch Of knowledge, History: and
To obtain familiarity with what called Polite
Letters in general. These are, IN the prevailing sys-
sighted in order 10 hurry forward the scholarto
the shewy Nothngs oil pretended Sciences.
Proprety OF Speech we lmpaft. not by CRIMINALS
and Dictionaries, but by daily habit, carefully en-
forced Composition Is taught, not by set rules aud
FORMS but by the varied and progressive practice oil
several Studies, in which the daily examinations ave
conducted III writing. Arithmetic, as necessary IN
every condition of life receives strict attention.
Neeclc-wofk, Cookery, and the other Household
rs are praciistd ACCORDING rs the pupIIs age mr.
,nits II Ie Manner. the r,,nnpr and the Com
duet are watched and formed with the utmost soli-
5,,Io a. tl,5.. ~, ,,icl, II ,,i,,ry p,a,t, i,,l,,
and even lhe power ofPleasing depend far more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
ROBERT N. BROWN.
attorney ut Lar,

IL AS settled at Amherst Court House. VIRGINIA.
with the intention Of practicing in the Superior
ana Inferior Courts OF Amherst and Nelson, and he
vii be thankful for portion of the pnblic p,tronaoe
April 6m 3
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Init subscriber having purchased the entire
Stock and interest of Doct. X. ID. Palmer in
lie concern OF fourqurean and Palmer, respectfully
soiiens continuance OF the patronage so literally
bestowed upon the late firm lie now has, and viii
continue to keep on hand, general assortment OF
fucles pertaining to sbusness viz
DRUGS, MEDICINES DNE-sTVFEs, OILS,
PAINTS, PERFgnERIEs &c. &c.
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Tzs.sEs.E.s'G SY.gSszr..

fIilIE SUBSCRIBER intends erecting at this
place aTEsAEStNG STALE, for the Fat
Haccs. Al persons wishIn. Hoses trained had bet
ter mahr alipc tiou The subscriber at the Frank
In llold, by the LIST of Jnly.
l. II. OLIVER.
June II At
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May %
NOTICE.

M AS committed to the Jail Of Grayson county
w on the l5lh day Of January last negro man,
slave five feet SIX inches high, stout made, and of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
qualnted i'll Lynchbmg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged in driving ateam. The own
er IS requested TO come and prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
j. JENNINGS, Jalor
June am
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SUSGICAI INSYRUyIEST

To Physicians, country merchants and his friends
generally, he pledges himselfhat his goods shall be
interior to none IN this market, that he will sell at
moderate advance, aud use every exerion to give
satisfaction. IT, A. FouRQUREAN
March L. :,
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For Rent.

n NJ possession given Immediately, the Brick
"a TENEMENT, on Main street. formerly occ,'
pea by Martin Ward Il Davis as a Dry Goods Store
Apply TO Thomas Mckinney, orto
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Jan. -
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SEy.Es EgON>.

The Directors Of the Mint reports to the firasu-
~ Department the following statement Of The whole
amount OF coinage done al the mint during the month
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R.E.s: sEs:. ~,
ENRON THE SUBSCRIBER, living near Am
4 herst Court House Tuesday the 9th ult.
z: ArsrO HlRn NAMED Office (NrpElcIls.

he i, about % years old, very black feet or 10 Ia
ccs high strong and active, remarkably brisk, parc-
ularly when ina good hnmor; he Is a good carriage
driver, aud discovers considerable genius in Cmpen-
tiers tools. He had on when he left me- a claret
lIock coat, much faded, aud high crowned fui
hat about half WON; hls other clothing not recol-
ccted. As he elopcd without any cause known to
me am induced TO think he has procured Ere
Papefs. | will give EFEFE' EPOEEsEEe&
ne gE'.5FeD il taken out of tins State, aud lib
cralremardIt lie is apprellended in this State,
gclhcr with al reasonable charges.
IL. l.. BROWN.
Anil ) WITS
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yars. Mckinley, GOr.eifs

\ SMALL Invoice OF this Justly celebrated
y Ornament, this day to hand, of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished
ROBINSON NELLIOTT.
Aprill9 -
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hOMESTIC LIQUORS, of superior quality
ny Old Whskcy, RectiGed, do AlonongaIla do
Peach brandy; Apple do. For sale by
LANCASTER x BRYANT.
June IL at
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,UEEtEg.S'E.S.
EScssOrcr OF the BLOOD.

For chronic and otr dicuses, whc Tier produced by bile
pc,m Internal morbid mntifs arising from badly
ed Old disofer- from liz omefcury, enouc bark, e
n iemacl om tn change OF life, specified ia the Med
al 4 z.
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POETICAI..
NY i.ifs 4. like sAe scattered wreck.
RnrMMETT HooE.

.nraNETT HooE.
-MyiJe Is Ike tls sHsaer rose.'--R. n wtinE
Mvliie IL like the scattered wreck,
Cast by the upon the shore
The broker, fnasfs the fiitcd deck,
Tell ofthe ship-wrock that IS Ger:
Yet. from thess relics ofihe siom,
The mariner his raft will form,
Again 10 tempt the faiihless sea
But hope rebuds no bark for
Nv life is like c ia blightcd.oal.
Ths, hts It's scar and withered form,
seutldb, the lishtniag's sudden stroke.
Siernly meet the coming storm
Yet round that saploss trunk will tNino
The curling isndnls OF the sinc,
And lite and freshness there inpart,-
Not to the pnssion-bli GIFTED heart.
Nv life is like desert rock,
In the mid ocean lone and drrar:
Worn by the wild waves ccaselsss shock.
That round its base their surres rear;
Yet there the ser. tnoss st viii cling
Some flower will find a eeit 10 frnnz,
And breathe cen there sweet perfume;
For me. Hfs's flowers will bloom.
THE POETS HYMN 70 SPRING.
MRS. {. y. WILSON.
Spring let thy brcezes fan my hectic check
Bid the soft zcphyrs eao my icNerd brow
To my worn heart of health and eladnsss spreh.
And a, thy shrine forever will bow
For, I am weary of the winters gooni-
Ny spiri, pines for bright uncouded shiss;
] rickcn fer thy breath ofswect perfume,
And my sad lutte responds its masters sighs.
Ny sour. impatient ofinprisoniue walls.
From the pent city would haste away
TIE dream beside the crystal iouutains's ialls,
And amid Mature, wake the minstres lay
Come, genial Spriu- sister Of Hofe and Love
The poet woes thee IRON thy fTesn retreat;
Gone, deck with smiles the meadow aud the era.e,
And bad iife's pulse onee " i,h slsJncss bit.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CHEAP NEW GOODS!
Al reduced prices for Cash.

OBlNSON q ELLIOTT have Just received a
u neat and fresh assortment of ss1rIs1. Goods,
embracing yafiry ol articles much IN demand. which
will be sold at prices much lower than any thing Of
the same description offered heretofore in tins Mar
kct. Persons will please attend and examine or them
selves.
April Is
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S.I.S'.gTEs's,.

NJ + have Just received a second supply of TIN
W invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN 4 LATHAM
Feb 10
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ZOE Is9tNI

ONE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
" Store suitable iur Offices OF Lodging Rooms.
MARTIN, WARD X DAVIS.
January Is
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March 10
PROCLAMATION
Ky the E0reru0s. or No. S,u,>,,.

WHEREAS, by an act passed at the las, session
w OF the General Assembly of tins St,to ont,
uea an act prescribing the mode of SURVEYING and
sei'h9 tue Lands OF this State, lately acquired Inv
treaty with the Cherokee Indians" it is made ,ho
"uty oil me Governor. upon the return OF the Mans
and REID Books of said survey to the several MIA,
ccS as prescribed by sand act, TO issue his Procl,na
ton OF the time and place Of sale and whereas fho
SAID Maps and fleld Books have been cturued ar
cordingy. u"
Now, |, EDwAnDB. DunLrY, Governor of North
Carolina, in obedience To said act of Assemble a.,
hereby issue this Proclamation, giving notice th,,
the sale OF said Lanl will commence at the Town or
Franklin, in the county Of Macon on the first Nor,
day III Superintendent aud continue from day IN ia,
irrthree weeks aud no longer. by and under The sn
Pelintendence and dlrectien of ). +. Patterson and
Charles l.. linton, Esqrs Commissioners appoiat.
Ell for ihar purpose, asfeeaby to the provision, of
the said act.
,,,I.t, \ testimony whereof. |, Edward b.
.sSs.;sss.. Dudley, Governor. &c, have caused tho
.k5a y ~. Great Seal OF the State to be hereunto
:Esess ~: affixed. and slgaed The same this eth
''5t.sH day OF May, in theyearolou Lord. e33
EDWARD b. DUDLEY.
Raleigh. June wt3S
NIR6INlA-Atmles held in the Clerk Office of the Cir
emit superior court Of law and Chnnccr for the county
Of Campbell MONDAY the seventh d1y May eighteen hun
drJd ana thirty -lisht.
Janes %. Taylor Plaintiff,
aeatHSt
Arnistead Long and John Rosser, Defendants.
IL CHAScERY.
The defendant smistand ong, having entered his op-
p.arnce and given security according to the Acto Assembly
d'nce n he is not nhalan of this Commonwealth
ordered that the ad defendant do appear here the
III and thata copy ofth order he forthwith inserted
owsaPsr published Ia ic town Of ynchhurs for months
snrcssNel and posted at the front door OF tine house
JOHN ALEXANDER, CIR.
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AnssssNT. m,NTgRE, lin liquid and in PASTE
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Is CHASCERY.

Samnal Garland, Maurice II. Garanl, David W Quarts
and Jesse fuquu, Defendants
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NTIRGIAIA Alta Court held for Bedford county, at tho
court house, the 23l day of pril thousand eight
Hundred and thtrtg-eght:
Bind :. LcltWieh, Plaintiff
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Efs Beg E5gsFrsg.Y'es.

May 10
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April i6
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To tac Citizens Of Virginia.
DE. IA EEsE,

Ami
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March Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BosToN,,,
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL
FACULTY.!

\A learn that the distinguished DR.. Watson, 916
w W0hustUn street, aud DIR. ;. &. Hewett, the
eeietfaitd Boueeilet, s37 Warrington street two OF
'hs "a 81 skiiui pracuuouers IN Boston hayiug wDe..
'sd tho happy Effects Il GOscks Matches SaaAiVe ia
several csss which have come under Their
have gwen he general Agent Of this great modern med
ie'se' letsssiVo TO refer to them through the pubic
lsSfnas. II ~ uih plesture, notice such sc,s Of
dhl1efslsl bsncroltuce, aud the noble generosity OF
bf :, H. sod ". befpeaks their genuine phauihrophy.
ia understand, DR.. Ustton Is Of the uuion that a,
The Sentative hs' created suoh frss1esGou4 srei,fnf
Gsa0Hg hs Medical Faculty, NUT he something extra.
ofiasf. sLi lar superior 10 the common no,iruu, Of
TIE d-yaod there eaauot be doubt. but when the viz
toes Il thin greet specific shall be duly appreciated by
IhyticssDs th'y wall frankly AckB,Wiedge II 10 be the
abesi hsiuaqio HdIulou NhlCh has been made 10 IA,
Mater. -N,dlca ,ines The DAY, u HPPOCRATIS.
- iafiler e.fs that the general Agent Of the san
.'e hss The liberty 10 reitr ma fellow e1el. 10 DR.
beNt' ~ iNS Tt'y uereirng oescs which with
az the Agosisdso II tue Doctor. Oue o The cure, A.,
We lesfu, saseied upoa young la ly aft ot,d uth
AZ NHAk AnsoLss -au1 sefious vs. her
thsi tbs ne, unable 10 ighuu 10 Dr. m usual mode d
tfssinsEt a. sech csfss. 10 sltue. her u tty ib,
SsSshss, ,hs d3 sBd before tskius one phisi "a.
.aursl, esiee sai .NOI.1 TkSJICE or LiER DIS
L-SSk hks.5LNnt!: Another. 4 gsutlsa.sn. aged
-, iiseoesesa Al Who tse~ him, 70 he 10 CON.
ffhhkD CnNst Mp Ton. wai woaderfuily re,isf.
al 10 health ~ ihs " osy 0us Thi.i OF n. Sn,i,.
--ASd be ~ Ho~ well AL ahoII h.l daut b.s.sts, =,
NsHel
VA thisk The ofss Gb1 candid ceur,s rst,u.I T.,
Dfs stHo4 sa5 Hewsii ftchiy ssti L., tttn 10 ~
lsssing grsnoas q The Pstlasshhoagh the, a., L,.
TIE ~sos FAaas1sa u lie Medical fAeaiiy prosoae
Sfon thea.
ARsT reading tho sbors see the following .,,,,,,,
tron istisr' s11fersoi 4 Dr. R1Nsud 4, IA, A.,
ssstuNsi s~'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
Cazenoyia, June 90, 1887.


THIS may certify that for IA long time u have been
troubled with violent pain IN nay stomach, mich
ted my strength, and teduced so low that lite
despaired Of Physicians could render me essential
service, aud was giving away tn despair when was
persuaded with much reluctance TO try the cect Of n
Downs Balsamc Elixir, aud II Is with pleasure, graft
tnde aud confidence that state that il is my firm be-
lief that it saved my life aud since | have began TO
use 1t have been gradually improving, that can
lat or, aud believe that If follow II up, will ovenru
ally restore me to my former health therefore es.
teen II my duty TO make this public scknowedg ment
for the benefit ofa suffering community.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fairfield, June II, 1897. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
DUNFRiEs' REMEDY FOR
The Painful and Dejihtafing Complaint,
THE TTEIS.
lJNEW C3SE OF n CURE.

BosroN, Nov. 2ilh.
81 R The Pile Ontmeu, and Electuary that lHtely
y had OF you, has had excellent effect | have
been troubled ot years with the Piles eni have
found any remedy that would compare with yours Tho
late attack severe one, bat the relief was almost
immediate. T.. II.
MIR kljder, the proprietor Of this medicine
uends II with the fullest confidence Of the most
valuable remedies yet discovered, for the of this
painful complaint. ltconsists of two boxes,
tanning ointment, and the other EIcctuary. Price
81 for both srtces OF so cts where but only
ted.
% None genuine unless signed r. KIDDEH, sole pro-
prieor and successor TO DIR Conway, by whom they
for sale ut his Counting Room, No 90 Court ST. Boson,
and by his special appointment, by Daniels Bell, Ru-
land Levi Lewis Wells and Adams Warner & Co.,
Ludlow.
Noe Oct 24:eop1y
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,hoss ssnativs Drop. ard Though she altogether
hie,s the lrst drop ,he took gave her rel,fL she
continued takus them, exactly according 10 the dirre
uous,5r spysths restored 10 chlds sPpeu'e
apd she continued gradually TO recover 90 that 10 not
saow but her health ss COED as has been ''nes
Vs Married soy ten yssrs,
n n. She took about aud ooc half bottles when
she called herself VEIL,
TIMOTHY GEORGE.
orrng,on, Maine, Agri 90, 1888
ly~The shove Medicine !, far sale by y. s. ROW
LAND, General Agent. 1870 Washington street Boston
uhor, bif,rt cert (ytng 10 he COED .fec' q ne
rsdota, mGv b, se,B Also sold ~ most - the fosi-
MASTER m Amsrca Price, three aud third tx dol.
lars 50 40) per hall
1rFor sale vt The Rutlaud Book Store by ". FAN
agent Fros 80 10 per bottle. 9ew6m
LEVI LEWIS, .fge,ii, WELLS, VI
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Brandrcfh's Pills.
"The true riches Of Life are Health.

WE know that health and ability labor, is the wealth
othe great mass of the people IN this most 9th
er counfcs To preserve, Therefore that health by
raj means, as grand, moral aud political scheme, fulfil
which, requires utmost attention.
The Unprecedented success which has resulted from Bran.
dfeths Pills during period ofupwads of eighty FIVE years.
the numerous and extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds of ind vduas whom they have
rescued IRON almost inevitable death, after they had been
pronounced ncurabe by the Of the faculty.
Justify DIR Bandreth the proprietor of this universal med
warmly and ndnp il TO the
special notice of the public
DR. Braudreh wishes nkind consider this truth that
health depends on the state OF purity which the blood
kept every part OF the body being supplied daily with
blood from the food consumed according to
the purenes of that blood the of the body
more or less healthy To obtain therefore, the direct
every individual
That Bandeths Pills the most drec, purifiers of the
blood there will be doubt when known that they
have gained their present very sale by
intrinsic merit proved by the which they
have accomplished IN every variety OF disease.
The peculiar action of these pills surprising their
Operations being or less powerful, according the
pureness OF the circulating fluid On person m TAI state
Of health, who only cosyc slightly bilious, they will
be scarcely felt on the contrary il the complaint be chronic
at first most powerful, until the system freed OF some
OF ITS most sitiaed and turpd bumors. This accomplish
ed, doses sufficient two or three executions
daily VIII soon remove the disease and the constitution will
be restored to state OF health and renewed vpor
These pills are recommended by thousands OF persons
whom they have cured OF consumpton influenza colds in
digestion, dysPepsa, headache asthma govt reumatism
nervous diseases liver complaint, peuTy, depression OF
Pi7l ,""Ps'' SIouEJ coughs WhOopng cough
quinsy cholc cholera morbus, gravel WORMS dysentary
deafness, scrolula, eyslpelas St Anthonys fire salt
rheuW "e swelIngs, canceIs tumofs elled and
legs, piles, cosveness, all erupons Of the skin female
complaints OF every kind especially obstrucons reaxatons
&c. &c.
Such is the reputation and so great the demand for the
Genuine "Braudreths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made, ddpFfisd and sold as genuine
and some individuals who sell the counterfeit pills have
advertised hemse1es as my agents, and aund II ne
cessary to preserve the reputation of pills and save the
public from imposition, furnish every agent with certf
cate, which is follows
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ISAAC B. RICH.
Beaver Posr OFFICE. Pa. March !. 1898.

TIA'EN TusT UFFTtE, Ia, .HdTch 7, IU3O.
Dear Sir--Since last wrote you. have several
persons who have been using the Sauative and treyy
case has proved itself, worthy the IT bears
young man, Robert Ncihery, had been wasting away ia
Sead consumption for the last two yearaud by US
Jog this medicine about weeks his cough, pains &c
lett him entirely, aud he is well 10 be about
his ordinary business.
Indeed sr from the rapdity of the sales, the value OF
the Sanatiye may be safely determined. am wholly
out have daily calls Tor IT, aud h you would forward
coon as possible. Yours, sc.
A. LOGAN, Z, VI.
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Dry Goods, &C.

Black, Blue, and Brown Broadeloihs PLAID Ca.
metes Madagascar striped Lasting Plaid Mole 81
Rid Drilling Bleachrd Drilling Coofcd C.msrr
Brown LInen Padding Shooting and Sb,n,re
Corded skirts Iaceis Improved STAY r,sLhs
Picnic; Thread and Kid Gloves Ladies bleseid ~.
bleaoh'd and oloudcd Hose Matseillcs and p,,,,1
Velvet Nesting Linen Pulses Colord SILK Bn,s,
Whiskct Blond Blue, Pink, Green, White aud So,
Coord Florence Black, Brown, and FaWn C,l.,..
silk Dress Handkerchief Pongcr, Flag and L,.s
Cambria llandkefebicfsi Ribins Belt lLbns. 81,
nc Eusneu,.fa
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A. LOGAN, 2. VI.
From the Postmaster Of Claremon,, n. II.

From the Postmaster Of ClaTomont, y. ii.
IJ'"The above powerful and invaluable medicine is
dong wonders in this section of the country, well
~ othcrs. Applications for it have been made in
Gus places IN this vicinity. young lady IN this
has been restored ON consumption aud confirmed III
health by the use OF t.No mistake. She had been
itod 10y various physicians, but all to purpose. One
phai OF this medicine produced The long desired fleet
few bottles Of this effcacious medicne may be
found at the Post Office If applied for J.NYE.
Sole Agent for Clsremont.
Claremont, April 90, 1888"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-12
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w. FAY, agent.
Ceriifeafc Of BENJAMIN Balieu Jr.

THIS may certify, that for than two years la
bored under severe and distressing affection OF the
uug, calling all the ed Of Physicians that could lie
obtained with little relief until despairod Of
being able again to benefit myself and family aud were
II not Tor the Of opium to keep up the excitement,
should not have been able TO get about at ALL While IN
this condition. considering mysoli IN firm consumption,
| was induced 10 take a bottle Of Rev. n. II, DOWNS
Elixir, aud found immediate relief roirom-laid aside
my oplum-coutnued the Bassmic Elixr-wts ablo 10
be about my business and have thus continued for the
last xix months comfortable, aud have hesitation III
saying to the public that the said Baisumc the only
my recovery, and do most cheernlly aud
ucstly recommend il to the public.
BTNJAIN BAILEY, Jr
Canton, AprI oG 1887