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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

STATE OF l.OUiSIANA.-Parlsh Count one
- Parish and City of New Orlenns-Present The
Hon Charles Muurian, Judge No. ll298 Newton
Richards vs. his creditors and the creditors of n
Boyd & CO. The cessipn property by the petitioner
is accepted by the for the benefit of his creditors
and the creditors OF John bovd. It is ordered that
said creditors do meet in the office of II Ccnns, Esqr
notary public on Friday the 4h day of jan a,y, 1888
then and there deliberate upon affairs Ct tn" i'-
solvent, and in the time all p oceedmgs against
the person and property OF said Newton Richards are
staved-It is further ordered that Messrs Gilmore and
Kg he appointed represent the absent creditors IN
This ease. iby order of thu court
ARM AND PITOT, clerk.
Cerh's Office, December LIST. lo38.-
dec 3-.}Itat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and

HIttmHn.
No. 49, MORGAN fHear the Pontchar,raiu Rail r oad}
Eliot and Navy Broad, Soda and Wine biscuit,
Sugar Butter, Mmiord and Water Crackers.
All the above articles warranted to be of the
frs quality. and 20 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kiln dried corn meal.
Orders left at @. w. Pri chard and Taga {, Ir.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5noy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

gN9IJKKS ISLAND SAl.i--J JjU bushels Turn,
salt landing from bark bohemia end for sale by
M LEVI II GALE,
,o,0g 90 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

TX ERSEYS-76 bales Kerscys,
IN OILS barrels Tanners Oil,
30 casks winter Oil,
40 casks full strained do,
CANDLES-3O0 BOXES Sperm Candies, for
sale by l. H GALE.
d. SO Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

NEW PORK ~ BEEF-2O bills mess, and 40 Dbl.
~ prime Pork; ~ bbls prime Beef for sale by
G DORSEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

DSrAT DE Ia LDUISlANE-Cour du Premier
IA District Judicaire, John May Foster conire SEES
crtancrs les creanciers de DeveaHx Foster. Les
creuncers de- John May Foster ct de Deveaux & Fos-
ter par lie present r;quis lie sasse ber en- pienc
cour sumedi, % du courant, 10 heure4 tu matin
afln de montrer cause, sill existe, pourq'ioi ledt
assess pour lie soulaeement das ebtrurs insolvables
eten''s. Caswell &, Brand Esqr. sou, nonsmes pour
representer les creanciers absen< dams cete ataire.
Par ordre de Ia cour dec, 1885
,.o,- IERI \St, Crefipr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA. First Jnirlat Dis
= ict Court Thursday the 9th da, Novem5nr.
Present, the Hon Al Bachanu", Judge M" ,'3o
Jacob NRlnsSv vs.. his Creditors tnmnon al + ron
vert go Of Counsel 10: l.aarguc, syndc of the cred.
itors of the solnent and fling leau of dstnbuton
IN this case: 1t is orieredby the cndrt that the credit
ors of said nsolvcnt and all others rested, shew
cause within days from the publication OF this rule
why said ,abl,au should not he hnmologaled end con-
frned according law and tfe funds distributed IN ac-
cor,lance thereto.
dcr7-}tid LEBLANC, Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
FRANKLIN yNrEgMATsy

fgEI{E i'Hh} nre re lSsctuy informed INIT tnls 'na
station j. "rectet 81 the most Improved pia' nlo
in nj airy aud alt rahie SITUATION in the iaGhuur
+rankiia upon lhe rab I'd, nnle from The tpss5
sipsi. ,,...,.,
The bul&in2 i large a1i mostrnmmcl in's'v divided
into apartments for k.ePnt separate different classes
and d tierrnt diseases
The insuution is suppl with mos, skilfu' and
atte:nwa mai. and female se, and speaking the va
riols mnRerr languages.
Private rooms may he had hv gentlemen az five dol
lars Der 9ay incIuin- attendnuee &c.
Term in til" or mary wards, two dollars prr day.
Slaves also 1go dollars. Small Pox in lhe ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All canIai surgical operations extra
Yhe resident pEysica is DIR Weddcman, 10 whom
application for admission mus. be made OF to DIR Z
Nuremberg, No u Rampant street. apl9lv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

a CARO-.
IA RS. JONES, Professor of singing the Guitar
WI and Piano-orte, 'ess to announce her arrival
from Glasgow, and from several years practice in idn-
bnrgh and Glasgow. she fatters "erset that her sys
ten OF instruction will give satisfaction to pupils.
Testimonials Ms to capaby, &c. can be shown,
application TO Mrs. Millards, II Royal street.
Inn
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ANNnAIs Ann ALMANACs, ToR lsa9

ANIMALS AID ALMANACS, FOR 1889.
SPLENDID London Annual -Fhe li"ok OF Roy
y alty, sl,perb copd plates; Fmden's TabeauK, end
Gallery Of Cruces;
FISHERS Drawing Room Sketch Book;
Eenuties Costunes,-Buds and Blossoms;
WsxFrlv Kcepsake,--Tre Imperia
Oriental Annual; FORGET me- Not;
Jortlan's Portrait Annual:
I,arica,rre Annual; Comic Annual;
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies and young gcntrment Aunuai
AIaric, A Watt; Chrlstmus Tales.
american Ann"0's.
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir
The Violet; The titt;
Mrs Gilmar.'s annual Register & Housewife Almanac
dinaHdc'S.
.,,e,c,n Almanac e. Repository ofLseinl knowledge
Bunl's Nautical Nlmanuc;
EJuhns 4 Co 5. Louisiana Almanac;
Crorkcil-C omirGermun Almanac,
Stewards Diary Tor 1889, containing a blank memo
rand,,n for every day ot the year
+. JOHNS e. Co,
conner Of St Charles and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

NA1LS-7O0 kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale by
l dis ADAMS a. WHITALL, 67 Gruvier st
MISUNDERSTANDING Funds taken at 7, Frnnt .e-
n wee, for Groceries. dis
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

EH1.OUR-l0OO barrels landing in store, and fol
sale by G. DORSEY.
d3 a. New Ieve
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

A NTHRACITE. ard Orftl Coal in casks LII Is and
n in lots to snt purchasers:
Orders left at The coal ward in Canal street, between
Carondelct and Baronne or at the counting house OF
HOLMES n MIL, >,
noxo3 9 Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

DOX CHAIR s-i00 dnzcl Box Chairs, Just re-
ID coved, aud sunblo for shipping for sale at the
Louisiana Furniture War. Ro ms.
novl3 WIN CARNES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

FiIhGiHH IN RYE ""', 'NiF ~ ~ ,
frot, Moni!t AZ" '''n'l j." -, ;.,oi .r,I
70 80 '"t "a f go i,,t.,o,, 40, th,
l'e ARRIVAL "' "'t ma I,, ,''' ~, 49, a.
S'"aNh"a' fMsL,Nh' !" n , ., ,,, I,
U,l IN ftc,,,r pit,;r .f.t.h.s tEnsc,
'aaGn'e n'rI an" '.H ~ 49, 1t Ifov, w.
wa "''''z, ,.,',so',. ;nsy;,fe and louis
Nm'l naI'' - E,c s,,, a, Mo
Fii'e, I" A'G"S"' Z, US ; ~
n'ie Is III u" ~. Fl .,,
pr, nE " o''' and n,'t.r mrr co,c
"a h.''i. - '' ~ w., ,<rv ,,o. IN,
uFo'S'''''' '' ''a' ~, ,txn Ill ,y.,th
arrival, N'os," ~ ''ta ,s,,.
e' '','' ~ 't ', a', - Go, 81, ti,.s Mn
.'"rhe sh"n" os'' ~ W., W. So m ,a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.

LOUISIANA INSTITUTE
ffNi1lS Institution for the education of young gentle
u men, will 60 into operation the first of Octn-
Der, in the basement story If the Methodist Church
corner of Cnrondeet AM Pos dras under the direction
Of the Undersigned who has occupied the chair Of
mathematics in several Colleges oihe ncrh and who
il graduate OF one of the celebrated universities
Of Europe.
The course Of studies be pursued in this seminary
will be comprehcnied IL the following divisions, VIZ:
l. The English department, embracing Mi the
branches ola thorough and accomplished English cd
ucatinn.
2 The classical department, compromising the
Iaiin and Greek languages.
=: The department modern languages, in which
will he taught the !French, Spanish and German LAM
gauges.
a. The matlcn1aricul and phi!osophi al dcpnrtaen
cnmprrhending Algebra, neometrv, the two Trigonom-
r,es with their praalica application to surveying,
Navigation, Astronomy, Sc. Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry illustrated bv appropriate experiments.
IJ'Evenine Glasses in the Modern Languages will
be iGrmnG uud attended 10 f,nrn the lai octoncr.
c lIADnERNANN, A NJ.
REFERENCEs:
GIBSON ESQ,
Rev President SHANNON, Louisiana College,
Jackson.
IL C 4 iUZENEERG,
&c btiNt'AN Ear.
j NICHOLSON Esq, New Orleans.
e"pg5-i6It
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

NEW BOOKS--Napoleon's MISUNDERSTANDING
Y With Prime, amhaceres, by Baron Iangon. in ,
vols; The MILDLY, scenes from the lie Of Edward
lasLeles, in vols; Paev's Christmas Tale. for 1885,
Pareys Christmas oft for 1882 just received and for
ale by W Mex FAN,
dc Of Gonp & Common 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

dARRI iOOrh PAST E.-An elegant and lnshiy
W approved to ntifcs
10 Five pearly hi cness to the teeth,
To ll:ance the char MS end beauty OF tile mouth,
Aud add asrnnt sweetness to the breath,
Is an attainment long deVoutly wished,
Though meier ill now effectively achieved
This much desired resul , as will It's use.
With promptness and high satisfaction prove"
The Orris Tooth Paste. while it eaut'iies the teeth,
removing aud preventing appearance ct tartar,
and giving TO them clear and pear'v wh'tenes' I'M
proves The color ofthe lip anil aus, amt gives od1'-
nal beauty 70 the tent ensemble ot the mouth-by its
di,intec,ing properties greatly tends to preserve the
teeth from decay, aud also mparts tnt peculiar and
faerant sweetness to the breath, for which the Orls
Roe is so justly and extensively ceehratrd'
inst receiyedby BU> 4 ALLAN'S
Fancy Store Exchnnse iiotel
d1I cor ST Charles and Common SITS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
COOpE RS LAST

COOt II Las
ErOME ASFDUND-by Cooper; sequel TO Home
Ill ward Bound
The Mildly; a new novel, in , vols
Napoleon Memoirs, or the Evenings at Canlhaceres
in volumes.
Miss Mhiords Country Sto s.
Peter Pilgrim, by Dr. Bird, in vols
Yankee Notions, in | vol.
Womnnas she shoud be- by the Rev. II Winslow.
,o,oI,es + JOHNS co,
mov.,2 cor st Charles !; Common
TpyNt, subscriber, having received commission as
DEPUTY Survevor of United States Lands, tor Thu.
state, offers hs services to the phiic TO survey and
locate Lands in any part OF oulSana.
A. heretofore all operations, either OF Surveying or
Civil Engineering such Arguments, surveys, plans,
dawngs level gs,pro6les calculations OF excavation
cmhanEment content OF walls Nr, eI,he, III .'wn u
Charges reasonable and terms c]sh' oiice % Me
szine street in Banks' Arcale ,,,,.,,.-,
acll-sau'-1Rl fhLb' Ni''N'''H'N'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

T Sanford Esq, Mr. Culunl, = McAlpin, So, It.
Kbby, in Mob le, ) I Taylor, P Rea, Esq, in Nr,.
Orleans.
PS-A letter hng, TO receive communications for
persons the shove hotel, is placed Geo Whitman
Office, 81 81 Charles Exeho nge.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

~ TATE OF LOUISiANA-Firsl Judicial Dis
- trict C~urt. John May Foster Ills Creditors
and the creditors neVeaux e. Foster. The credit
ors Of rliu Nav Foster and of DeVtauA Foster,
hereby notified to appear in open court on Saturday,
the 10Th IN ~tan at 10 O'Clock shew cause, funny
they have why said John Nav Foster Should not have
The benefit of the laws made fer the reet of nsOlvent
debtors in actual cus.cdy Casweli and Brand Eslrs
are appointed represent the absent creditors i'll this
case.
BY order of the court this Sd December 1895.
dec7-3titlfNe T. Ee5L NNC, Dv tl",k.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

4. ,iI,u, I,>u "A 4 CIIr.i !, 4 =! es uun. tncn,
- in stone tor sale ty Shall BROWN.
ak 9f Ma ravinr st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24
New YeRK,11th August, 1888.
remain yours,


jun MO. NItUE.
The agent has in his possession seve hundred .cS
tmonals similar TO the above, of The extraordinary W
,ues of This medicine. Sold by appointment, at of.
Johusou's ia Bienvilin street. nov. j
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-24

tbe e,ve conditions far they are npplcan'c 10
weekly rapers. ,wpFNCr
(Signed) a ~ "a 20, ,t'r ,nnn,hs
SCI NJ subscriptions are taken for less ihah ho"''
srIttcrs must, in all cases be pos, paid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17

Here ia display Of the Questionable
literature" in which Mr.. Secretary
Dickerson INDUCES himself and his
clerks, nt the public expense. l wish
the gentleman from New York, (Nlr.
Cambreleng) who aided in concocting
the report from which have just quoted,
would inform Us "what appropriate rela-
ton" the books and reviews Just men
TONED have "to the naval service i''-
But, what means the item Zone fourth
Of Audubon's Birds I" Why, sir, un-
derstand that neither of the four Secre-
taries being willing "to take tho respon-
sibility," Gas n unit" they agreed 10
divide il l.? The cost TO the People is
the same it all comes from the "public
Golfers" And the mode of doing tho
thing proves that the Secretaries felt
that its expediency and propricty wero
questionable. have rcad some where,
perhaps in Stcrne's works, an incident
which most happily illustrates this tran
saction. As | recollect the story, the
Abbess Of Andouillcts, md Margarcttn.
a novice, mado little journey tog ether,
in vehicle drawn by mules. As the
evening approached, they were deserted
by their muleieer, when ascending a
bill. The mules presently became stub
born, and stopped. The travellers were
greatly alarmed, and. in their dilemma,
the novice said that there were two GER
tain words which, she had been told.
would force these animals on the mo-
mcnt they heard them but then the
words were sinful. The novice was ur-
ged, and she gently whispered the words
"bouger" and "fouter." The Abbcss.
Concluded on he second poge.I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17

Wishes 10 inform the public that he carries on
the TIN PLATE business, in all its branches, al
his old .t,nd. No. I6I, Thames wi here can
Ice had at al times any article Of Fin Ware usu-
ally called for Sheet Iron and Copper work,
Coat slaves vf variors linds. and oll,cr article
coumonly kept 10 Tin Siore. aug0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17
Isaac Gould Il Son,

TIC, Thamcs- Street,
UUAvE received from Boston, nm assortment
= n Of CHOICE CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERES and VEsTiNGS, Of the most APP
proved styles, which they offer their customers
aud The public NJ a small advance.
March 20. 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

Court Of Probate, .NscPon, .uoy7, 1898.
THE Administrators first account on the
Estate Of James Mckenzie, late OF New.
port, mariner, dec. was presented for allow
ance:
Its ordered, that the same be received and
tho consideration thereof referred To Court
of Probate, to be holden al the State House IN
Newport, OH the first Monday in June next
at o o'clock a. ~. aud that previous notice
be given by publishing r copy of this order
three several times in the Herald ojhe Times.
for all persons interested to appear ut said
time and place and be heard.
True copy-witncss,
II B. B. IIowLAND, Prob. elk.
Court of Probate, .NtGPort, May, Z, 1888
,lNIIE Administrators first account on the
Estate Of Jane Forester, late OF New
port, dec was presented for allowance
IL is ordered that the same be received ant
the consideration thereof he referred to 4
Court ofProbate to be holden at the stat,
House in Newport, on the first Monday
| in June next at q o'clock A. NJ. and tina
previous notice be given by publishing I
copy Of this order, three several times l.
the "Iierald Of The Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place
and be heard.
II True copy-witncss,
Il B. b. HowLANp, Prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17

ROSETTE BANDS, sc.
II ECETVED this day, at the LADIES
30 ORNAMENTAL HAIR E.nPORI
UH, l37, Thames street, directly opposite
Col. Marsli's Shoe storc,a variety of the above
articles, among which are WREATiiS for
children's hats, at the low price of 25 cents,
and SPRIGS for 10 cents. Ladies who are
in want Of flowers will find it TO their advan-
tage to call and examine for themselves
They will have the privilege Of separating
any bunch of flowers to- their taste. Wreaths,
Sprigs, and Rosetie Bands, mado to order,
and sold at the lowest prices. Also, great
variety Of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORk
fancy -Shcls-wth large sup.
ply of PERFUMES, Soaps, &c &c.
April 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-17
slANlR0TlalD lp0lAWHWo 0

THE OLD MAN AND TIE NOtNG MAN.
The old man budees along the road,
With his cane to help him whlki
The Young man trips with a careless pace,
And he stops 10 laugh aud talk.
SSow oil man, tell me"--ihe young man says,
"Was thou ever gay aud sirong--
And coudst thou ever bound like ne
The green wood paths along
.was thy form with the weight Of years
And a burthen Of woes iog. tlier,
Erect aud tail n foresi-piGr,
unharmed by the wintry weather :"
The old man turns, and wear1ly sghs-
"My head II silvered with age
And my life has been hike massive book,
Aud read IL final page
''And there is a lesson young man for theei
Aud pray thee learn II Will,
Aud ponder much la thy lighisomc heart,
What the old man needs must tell.
"Isnembcr age tits the time that all
Who die not Young, viii hndj
For the dearest joys Of our sunny prime,
Must soon be len behind.
"Would' II thou this hour should be thy last
No l--learn tn reverence age,
For farther wanders each step of life
From youths eyentinl pnge.
sand this Is the lesson that thou must learn
Though youth be IN its bl0omj
Yet youth Is ureadDg, as we'll as age
The pathway 10 the tomb"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
coNsiDER BoNrEN-s EsL.1rr.

ST.iTE or FEHOST rcmembered that
DiDtet e. Rutland, ~ - Il special Probate
Curt hsis ~ RitisDi " sad district ihlt 20lh day Of
April, a. %. 1888.
Frescut NH HALL. Judge.
A coy Of the last vii snI ie,iameut IT Cou.iIer
boseh, late q fHitiorl, 50 ssld district d-csatcI, being
prsssoied 10 tho court hsre,b, Eme,ne Bowen a.l Oh.
yer h"~ &C. ue eAe ui"rs therein named TOO grotsle
u ~ eflefei BY sAtI court that ai gsuoas c ucsnueI.
BE- nctihrJ to appcsr 81 q session 4 ,sI e,a,f. 10 he h.L.
aea 81 kuusul GO the fret Nonlsy 81 Jule neaL. and
'As~ cause u suy they may have hssiis tie probate Of
'ha Wi ir WHICH purpose Il ~ further ordered. that a
copy - The sboss order te pahii,hsl three week, sue.
ees'Sdf 10 To- Rutland Hsusll PnIieI ., Ruii.nl r.,
to0n At GAy he.
. true capy e rec 81.
D Aus'lH b ToHSLEE. Regi.ir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
"BRANDRETIFS VEGETABLE UNI ERSAI
pLLSn
Security against ComicrGaits.

Security against CouhicrGits.
The within named Fcrrc & Tarualce, of Mddletown,
Conn. are my appointed General Agents Tor the state of
Vermont, Connecticut, except Fairfield county, %llompden
Hampshire and franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire aud
sullivan Counties, n. Hampshire.
In he Unjtoi States IF america
And this letter which is signed by nc u, BRANDRET1,
in my own hand writing. must also be signed by the within
principal papers in the United States. This caution has
become absolutely necessary, to guard the public against the
numerous counierieits which are out of tie above popular
b. BRANDRETH, MD.
New York, February g, 1887.
Geo. ]. Walton is our General Agent for Vermont Tex.
cent Windsor, Windham. Rutland and Bennington counties
and authorised to appoint and supply agents in the State.
except in the counties named above,
FERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or OIN7EREEJTS!i
Al Pills purporting 10 be Or Brandrotl's aud sold by
persons without a certificate as above are CoUntcrfGt,
Ibe. Jotioicing are ftrre y. Pdrmaiee's agents :
Geo. p. Walton, General agent.
Jackson g. Ketchum, brandon,
Henry Simonds, PhtJord,
A.. Allen, Fdirh0rcn,
Boynton s Austin, Or,coH,
Mr. Horton, Hubbarton,
f.. Aiken, Benson,
II. 7. White, Castleton,
Levi Lewis, UeHs.
Stanley Lefingwell s. Go. Ucst Poultney,
A. Bliss, East P%ouiineH
Merritt Clark, Mddiefo,cn,
II. Clark, Pdpistt,
Thomas M'Dsnicls, DonJy,
n. w. Sawyer, Iinmoub,
ID. II. Sabin, U~aLingford,
G. b. Hall, Clarndon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties q
Ruidnd and Bmningion. 29:ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
w. c.. Oryis, .Hanchrsfer,
Cheney s. Harrington, Factory Point,
Harrington 4 Langdon, Dorset,
g.. Moore Jr., Eost Rupert,
C.. Elwcll, U,st Rnpert,
DemIng & Hill, arlington,
]. A.. Houghtou, South SLg6a5pry,
n. l.. Robinson, BENNINGTON d. PotcHnl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

4 Lsae' from H. = sHERHOOD, Eig- Of n. y.
ORD : Rawland,-S.r About The middle Of July
last accidentally noticed VA g newspsper the slyar.
utemoEi OF the -Nafht-H AaHahte. Tor which percsir-
ei you we're ssent, snl winch protested 10 be . sovresa
remedy for Consumption.
- my Sio was then la. waiting away with to-.
dreadful di,cass. sat a. our family phyticiuu Wa. Jsly
AID hourly snKiOusly eBdesyorBs T. rsstore herio health
~ishooi ,acco'.l stepped over 10 hs house and a,ke,i
han II BE- hal suy oh3scio1s 10 her iskias thi, new med.
.eiHe. Tie replied, list "he VA perfectly Sl.ias ihst
'lft ehef"eod should iske that 90 sny other nad,cine
me ,ho15 -horle ba' he bought y .sA 10 20 go.sis,
nFr inrss wfrr raI.lig ~ceasgmia snl 90 luHsa ue,n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

could cave htt." SUI. a. p browning yef.u vtt..,..
at sltsN, aud tive sAustite brug tccon, n.sfl.ds, u+.
physicians Who hsd used II in ihrir practice, BE- e,,.,
led to give II a uiSi. srtt And purchased e .i.
which shc commenced taking utrc twrt % dos. r,..
= free Indulgence 10 her appetite rCcofdils. ia H.'
%rc,tors. ny rui'uttr his eouuc, -ho fudrtel cof b.,
ably for thc fret tiEii or Ten dave, bot wns short, si,.
TO cot End drink freely. wi,bcu the least iucrrrcei.,,.
Within fnuf weeks from bsr fui usirs the m.I.,,
her focllc nui vntcl form t,gau TO Iuto on rtv ,,rs,.h
nnd che has been geilug liom day To DAY untI g., t',.
cnt moment, 90 The utter wt1ti'hucnt , { orr trh,
physician and ireud.. She IL now enjoying o. ctn.,,t.
bio Ohoush not vsr;cc) sts,c of health. 90 sl.s. e be-,
bout houso and attend churah.
Mrs Sherwood aud myself arc 10Th lull, Of olis,.,
and 30 nrc ull who know her remalallc cg,r. ihri ,.
OWES her life 10 The Ssnativc nlorc aud n, tItrs, ..
prohuby many co1sumpiivc persons in The ttiteI st,i.,
who have bot yet lottd of this medicine. MEASURE r,t,
speedily 10 he rd ptod e. have II more generally ktovt
A number OF persors IN this rclshh,rho d, ! url,r
stand, are takius IT fr other serious complaint. with ,s.
~ crrri lorcfi.
thiug e going 20 Tho South. win n, family. .cns
t'me uu. fiil. au' in case / d0, I vii pto,ls m ~, ~.
iHrs Il t'r -ar tive ~ Ihai quarter Tor ALTHOUGH .,r.
ol The phtsicts.s here ar 1ctlvtl, oyIofrl 10 ut A.
,iucor'ly loi,avc st sAv,d my wtc from 30 rrt.
grave.
II you ia nix this letter viii serve the puh'c go t,u
ATE nj lhetty 80 PUBLISH it..
Rep cifuliy, &c. II ~.etlERWOOp
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WAiT cH4TTERToNHs ESTATE.


STATE OFpERMONT) mEnremembered TIM,
DEfrirf II RHNaHf, 81. ~ ~ a Special Probate
Court held At R4taud ~ said district thi' l4h day oil
Alsy. a. n. 1898,
Resent Wa. HALL, Judge.
To al persons concerned IN the estate Of Wait Chatter.
ton, lsto OF RuUand deceased Greeting.
The Executor of the estate Of Wait Chatterton, u.
forssa'i jeces'el, having proposed 10 rendered an ac.
court Of hrs administration aud present his account a.
ssiuii 'aii ssate fr allowance,
Ooiffef, That sal account be examined At ,otiou
oi ,aid Probate Court tote HIDDEN al Rutland on the
ftst Monday u June next and that a publication Of tn,
order be published IA the Rutland Ileral! printed at
Rutsai tifee week. succcssfully which shall be SUN
Client not &C 10 all concerned 10 sppesr and Office, there.
to II they ,es cause.
~. 3 TOUSLEE, Register,
tru, copy of record.
~ II b .TOJSLEE, pesister.