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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

Nv T. the subscribers being appointed by tho
w hon the probate court for the district Of
Rutland commissioners TO receive, examine aud
udlus, all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate of
MERRlCK PORTER,
late of Walllt giord in said district, deceased,
represented ms lveni. and all claims aud lie.
mands exhibited in offset therein and s., month.
from the 9Th day of January last, being r:i"wcd
by said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 81 the
mess of Our said appointment, al the dwelling
house otDaniel Palmer, in Dandy, N the last
Mondays OF Feb and June next, from ~ o'c OK
A, N until O'Clock p NJ on crch of said days
ink 4" r fir,yrN rSN Commissions
Danny, Jan. II, 1910 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

apple Pudding, never ,riR forgive
Mrs Hale for her Wholesale condemnation of
apple buildings ~ H. Telegraph
Nor we either. Pass her about. 49, Tunes.
20 ahead, we are for apple dumplings.
Mercury.
we VIII allow her 10 selec, for her own
stomach II she will do the same by US. Give
us apple dumpngs. - Rutland Heraid
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farn lying
l. on the stage road leading from Rutland To
Whitehall, three miles east Of Casiletnn village
in the north part of Ira, continuing 200 acres well
calculated Tor dairy or sheep. good wood
lot, and sugar orchard of 800 trees, a
good cedar lot in West Rutland also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, together with two Tor
ses, cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of G-u
Ira, Feb. LIST, $40. .. ii. ROUND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
FARM FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, lying
l. in the East part Of Castleton, on the stage
road. Said farm contains about 200 acres OF
land, well divide into moving pasturugc, and
plough land. A good wood lot, dwelling house
barn and horse barn, shed, corn house, also 100
sheen and ~ head Of cattle. For further partlc.
uars inquire on the premises of ELI AMES.
Castielon, Feb. 10, 1910, G-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
FOR SALE.

~ HORSES, between four and eight years old
I sound and fit for business
ALSO
90 COLTS, 9 years old next spring.
SO first rate SHEEP, most Of them ewes
All or any of the above will be sold for fair
price TO responsible persons on six M nths or O
years credit by l.. WOODBURY..
Tinmouth, Feb A. 1910. 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

lrgiaia Senatorial Eiect,on.-The legisla-
e Of Virginia have again failed to elect a
; Senator. After numerous Intellectual
lc'lngs, in which were wanted sometimes
'e '"o and at others, three votes TO elect
hives, II was found he could no, be elect
and no one else, and the election was ulli-
'ey postponed indefinitely. The Wings
's majority and might have elected Mr..
/ 's'' ou' hey,could not, it is intimated, brook
'oe Of has senatorial votes when acting with
y jackson party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

ne N'fFcnc Court terminated its session
~'' place on Friday last. 1t sis in Ben
ag'on his week.
] '0A DAVIDSON, who had been convicted OF
4 .+' a Ne last term of the County Court,
'1eaee deferred on account Of the filing
some exceptions in the case, and which
VIZ o'er-fuled by the court at the late term
NJ vas sentenced to the State Prison foI
nee years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

Of Mineral Point, IN the county OF lovay. IN tho
lertl ~ OF Wisconsin, IN Trust TO pay certain
debts specified 10 said assignment aud among
oihcts 10 pay the dchs OF tho orator aud that tho
sad Noses accepted said trust and sod SAID goods
ana converted The money 10 hs own use and
fused 10 pay the said debts 10 the orator though
said Noses had rr1iizcd mnr- money than enough
to pay all 81 sa debts from tho sale OF said goods
over and above all espenscs And the said Moses
NJ Strong residing out of this State and not
having been no. hcd ui the Pendcnoy II this bill,
u 70 ordered 1y The court that hC be notified
thercoiby publishing he substance OF said bin ia
Ne Rutland llend, printed at Rutland, with
this order, three weeks succesivcly, tho last Of
which 20 be siS weeks previous To the next term
OF The Cout, oi Chanccry TO be holden a, Rut.
land aforesaid on the "a Tuesday In April next
and day thereof was given. Sc. 4 true copy Of
record, I W. HOPKINS Clerk
Reuben u. Thran, Solicitor for orator.
Rutland, Feb ~, 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
.U0rrfgn.

Nine days Later from Europe The packet
ship Patrick Henry arrived at New York last
Friday, brings London papers to Dec. 25
The British Queen, which had been expect
ed to arrive at our Port some days since, it
seoms had arrived at Gravesend on her re-
turn from n. Y. on the 25th Of December
Her long voyage was caused by strong head
winds, having had her decks swept by sea,
&c. She was not 10 sail again till the first of
March. No great news-U. 5. Bank shares
wore 1,.otoI nj -cls. 90. 1O5. Nothing later
from China Movements in favor Of the corn
laws were vigorously pushed in every part of
the kingdom The King William Steamer
was totally lost in Aug. last at New South
Wales No lives lost. Large shipments of
specie were making TO China and Calcutta
American State Stocks dull. The Queens
marriage was fixed for the ith of February
Some few failures were spoken Of, and cotton,
ratler on the decline. The wool trade and
wooden manufactures excited some interest a
mong the capitalists. Failures had taken
place both in town and country among this
class of operators and spectators. who had
been making large purchases at the German
fairs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE LoCOFO
90 OPTIC E-HOLDERS.

The New York Era-an approved ,oooioco
organ Of the worst kind-thus hits on an Du-
rcn's democracy, and that OF The 'soliie''
But in that which now CONSTITUTES we CEN
b,ffer enemies of erery knd who curse the meas
ures az The government in secret, while they
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

WE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Count or the district Of
Rutland. commissioners 30 receive, examine and
adjust ali claims and demands ol Oh porous
gaintt the estate of
THOMAS ADAMS, Jr,
ate Of Piisord IA said district drreared fepreson.
ted ins1lvent. aud ulso sil claims and d"na nds
EXHIBIT 10 ofirci thereto aud 81 months IL. m
the 2Cih day Of December, last, bong ello"sd by
said court tor that purpose. we Do trefei r. here
by give notice that We WIll attend 10 tic business
Of our said appointment, d, the dwelling house Of
II Adams IN fitislofd on second tursdays
Of February and June, next from Sloek, m.
al q r. VI. O1 each II sad days
a PENFlELD,
lItslofd Jan. 7lb, 1870.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

w l. the subscriber, beng appointed by In.
w Hon Probate Court Tor the district of Rut.
land, commissioners 10 receive, examine and adj.
just all claims and demands OF all peIsoHs against
the estate Of
EDMUND BRYANT
late ofMounthOlle IN SAID distinct decreased fcpre-
cntcd insolvtnt, aud also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and SIX months from
the 18Th Of Jan last being allowed by said court
for that purpose We do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend TO the business Of our
said appointment at the dwelling house Of John
Bryant ~ Mountholly, on tho third Mondays OF
March and June Ht, from | O'Clock, until q
o'clock 7 NJ on each of said days
LAWSON ,N,Ia Earl; }commi.er
Mounthu Nv, Feb 4 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

1, was hoped that the loco foco presses had
kaus,ed their resources of scandal upon Mr..
~ IN relation to the presidential election
II seems they have some left They have
turned their shafts Of calumny and abuse
n Gen. llarlson and are determined to
3irg,e him Blood-hounds could not attack
y q beast with more fcroci,y than some of
BE presses attack this good old venerable
and Statesman, who is perhaps as fault
q. any man living, who has passed thro'
many yicissiudes, military and civil, as he.
lbe work Of destruction must be prosecut-
though pure as the angels" because "the
nv and Mr. '. Buren, must not be checked
sheIr career Of prohigacy and glory.
Pr attention was drawn to this subject more
PHiculary from noticing the renewal of a
fsndaIous effort, originating in the Nashville
faor' to make i, appear that VIM. II. Harri-
p, Uhen member Of the Legislature Of that
PIE some 90 years ago, voted for a measure
lch tolerated the sale of human beings like
~ 10 tie market, for debt, as they alledge.
nms pece Of scandal was got up when
b. Hanson WAS a candidate for the Presi-
! g before, and was no sooner put in circu.
- than relute1 in the most satisfactory
aaaf Though the simple facts in them
YES, Invested of all coloring and correct
stated amoun, TO nothing more than, OF
fyc,ion OF criminal and a fine inflicted
4 he should be bound out to servitude 10 pay
! costs, IN default of such payment, in The
pm Of being Imprisoned And the relation
tween the master and servant was to be TIN
fns as between a master and an apprentice
d'hreall'y nothing partaking of the natur
hat lahumanlly which is represented.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

cnifarcc Of the dvtr. and raNs and chains
thrown across D. An arrival az ~ Helena
from Singapore, reports tina, several vessels
fully armed. were about sailing for the east
coas, OF China, with determination of carry
ing on the opium trade
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
One Cent Reluard.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th
IL ofJanuary last, an indentuTed apprentice
named Franklin 7. Moore, about eighteen years
OF age. All persons are hereby forbidden 10 har-
Dor or trusts id boy on my account. And who
ever will return said boy shall receive the above
reward, but no charges. JOHN COLE
Wallingiord, Feb. | $40 Go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

D. = exchange Paper says, III. ID. Gilpin OF
va has teen appointed by the president,
= once Of Attorney General Of the L. ;,
r,-'f o. feliT Grundy, elected a senator OF
- =. > IRON TsIai," [meaning Tennessee,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

u is said tina, several suits have been com
mcnood against the owners Of the Inflated
lexington 10y persons living in Providence who
had goods on board
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

STATE OF VERMONT, (UNnEbor. the pro.
District Of Rutland, 50. ) L late ioIrt Tot
the district of Rutland. To ali pcr.ons onoer I'd
in thc,e.,nte of Benjamin Nccdham la" o. shIews-
bury in sad district, decea ed, GREtTiNc.
Whereas Bcniamin Nccdhrm and Levi
Needham administrators Of the estate Of the said
deceased have made application 10 this court for
and order TO end the time for ,he p yment OF
the debts of the said deceased ono year from the
fifteenth instant.
II is ordered that you he nud you are hereby
notified TO appear before said court at session
thereof to be holden at the probate Office in Rut-
aud within and for said district HE first Mop
day March nest, and show cause # AIRY you
have why said application shall not be grant d.
Given in probate court this LIST dav ri Feb. A.
ID. 1910. 81 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
Vermont Literary and Sci
Cnti6C Institution.


rINHE spring term OF this institution will com.
Il mence on the last Monday IN Frbfuary.
Board of Instruction,
CARLETON Parker, Teacher of Mothemat
les and Phosc ply
ERAsTUs c. sPoONER, Teacher of Ancient
Languages.
AURORA ID. SKINNER, Teacher Of the Femal
Department.
L. b. PARKER, Assistant Teacher.
Tuition.
For common English Studies 1926
For higher English branches und Ian.
guages, SI2J
French, Painting, and Drawing each
extra. sI,OO
Board.
AT the Institution, per week, 81 80
la private families from 81 80, 10 $500
The facilities of acquiring knowledge at this
school are now better than they have hitherto
been. The board OF instruction is permanent "
filled. Each teacher devotes his whole a,tent 10 n
TO his own department. Scholars are taught to
htnh and reason and not simply TO commit To
memory. CARLETON PARKER; Principal
Brandon, Feb. ., 1870 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
STATE or THE WEATHER.
DIED.

Ia this village on the end inst Miss Dolly
Cleaveland, aged 30 years. Printers. IN Mass.
are requested, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
STATE or ysElla,MooNT}InE = ,a., !,

DIsiflct % Rutland - Cd ibat AZ a
speal probate court held a. ROLAND, within and
for taid district on the second Monday, being
the 10Th day Of Feb. 4 ID, l-fo
Pa ~ Cook administrator oi the estate u Sch
Cook, late Of Dandy, IN said district, deosAssd,
pfoposing % render an account Of her sdminisira-
ton.
II 10 ordered that said neoount h. eHsminsd IN
court on the fret Monday d March ns1i; sna
that publication Of copy Of tbs ordrf ihfse
v.eks .uee.,si,.ly in the Ruusnd Herald, PRINT
eG al Rutland as soon e. naY b.. shall b- sum
Gent notice % Oh concerned 10 spPraf, Il hey ses
cause. and object tseteio. true copy Of heeoid
Is HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
ITO
Friday, Jan. 81

In the Senate, the Vice President laid be-
fore the Senate a report Of the Secretary OF Nai
made in obedience 10 q a resolution OF the sen
ate Of the 10th inst, in relation to internal IN
provemcnts in the Territory OF Wisconsin
which was read and ordered to he printed.
Mr. Grundy, from the select committee to
which was rccommittrd the report submitted
Yesterday on the resolution offered some time
since by Mr. Benton, IN opposition 10 the as
sumption OF the debts Of the States by the gen
eral government, reported It, with some moal-
Gcations which were read.
A discussion ensued m which Messrs Gruh-
dy. Hubbard and Wright sustained and adyo-
Gated the report, and Messrs Preston, South
ard and Merrick opposed II when Il was m
formally passed over.
The Senate went into executive business
and then al ,ourned until Monday.
The House proceeded to the execution o
The order OF Yesterday, viz. the election OF
committee OF five, viva yoce, 10 inquire into
tie uroprieiy of reducing the prices Of print
/ inc and ofhaving the same executed m "a gov
/ ernment office. TO be established Tor that puf-
/ nose. Afcr a cell Of the House, the election
! ror,rteucrl aai was continued, without being
comnleied ,ill ) O'Clock. Mr. Monroe, whof
/ his name was called, declined voting, for lh'
/ reason that the whole thing was sham. Nj
4 Uookjns declined voting on the ground TIA
\ ,beye we're but four members Of the House u
fayor Of a government printing otilce-mm
self the Speaker, Mr. Wise and another mem
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
STATE OF VERMONT, lTnE Probate
In lrIR uilnnl Il l-nIIu Tor Inc

STATE OF VERMONT, }F['HE Probate
District of Rutland, ! 4 Court for tho
District Of Rutland, 10 all persons 10 whom these
presents shall come, ChtipsG
Samu H. Kellogg Of II tsford guardian OF
Jonathan Mead, Juia Mead, Mary & Mead and
Martha T.. .Mesd minor heirs of the estate Of SaIn-
uel NJ cad ale # Piltsford IA said Dstrcl deccos-
ed having represented TO tins cou" lat II il
necessary Tor the support Of bis said wards, that
their Interest 10 the revofsion Of the dow 81 II tho
" dow OF said Samuel, should be sold, the said
dover consisting ofeleven acres and eight toaH
of LAND and of certain rlyelegesIn tie buildings
thereon situated, and each Of the said wards be-
ing entitled to sixth paTt Of the sad 'e'rfri"n'
and said guardian pray ing this court . gram nm
authority and licens to sell their nt,Trs' IN me
said reycrsion,
II is hereby ordered that said application stand
for hearing before said court nj s'Hs'on ibffs.
| of to be holden at Rutland, on tbe lst Monday OF
March next aud that u"tice thereof be- given ~
publishing this order ia The Rutland lie ed Pia.
| ed al Rutland two Wrcks tuccsFsitct the last
81 ssid publications 10 be not less thAT t@o weeks
previous TO said Monday.
Given ~ Probate Count nt Rgtlhnd ! ~ lsi 1910;
81 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
Napt Hats.
Burt g. Mason.

Are selling off a lot of Napt Hats at
very low prices.
Rutland, Feb. !, 1910. 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11
ali HART,
MOSES NJ. STRONG
Feb Term, a. II 1870.

ALI HART, SKATE Of Vermont,
v. Rutland County ~
Feb Term, a. II. 1870
WHEREAs Eli Hart 9fthe ety. county :, and =,
w stale Of New York has fled his bill ~
chancefy at the present term against Moses "
Strong, Of Mineral Point, IN the county Of loway
aud Territory Of Wisconsin, stating that Jona-
ihan r. Carver aud Wm. r. Knovlton, then
both of Rutland, merchants IN Co. under the
name and firm Of x noWlton Il Co. were indebi.
ed 10 the Orator on tao notes both dated AT New
York Let Nov. Ice, one for 500 -phyable
on demand with interest and the other for S<l'
l9-payabie IN four months from date, made pas
able 10 kaYden Ellsworth 81 Co ~ Their oieef
ard by them endorsed TO the orator for 'slge re-
ceiyed, and on the I'd July, less, the SAID Carver
4 KnoSlton sold aud assigned their stock y
goods and other property 10 the amount Of s'Vhi
49, as pet ihyentJry To Moses " Strong then Of
Rutland, il the county Of Ruilsad aipfs'aid, 90"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-11

Shawls.
Burt d Mason,
Have on hand Rob Roy, Kabyl,
Brockade, black, white and scarlet
Merlno Shawls, some ofwhich are We
ry splendid, and will be sold at prices
greatly reduced.
Rutland, Jan. 80, 1910. G-8
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26
PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance al an order Of the Orphans Court
a OF Northumberland County, will be exposed g.
ale by public vendue or outcry, on Saturday the
In day of December next, at the pubic house oi
William Fauow, in Snydersown, cerhain tract
: HILL LAND, situate in Rush township, Nor
cumberland co.., adjoining land of G1dfrey Rock
Teller and others, and containing lhny-fve acrcs,
or less. Also, Ger ain lot or p,rce of CLEA-
tED LAND, near s.'ydcrsiown, in Shamokin
,wnship, ad;;ocnng land of John Boushner, VIM.
Yaters, and Others, containing acres and one
unrd and twelve pe,che-, late the estate of Jone.
nsn Waters, decd. The last mentioned lot will
sod either in lots or together, may suit puTcha
ers A draft of the lots will be exhibited. and the
onditlons of the sale will be made known on the
az of sale, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS,
shamokio. Nov 2l.-6L Adm's, dc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26
TO TIE COMluUNITY.
Oct 81, lei0.

TIE success Which has ATTENDED the use Of Dr.
HGrtchS German Aperieat and Compouu1
strengthening Tonic PAs, Is truly ss'oui hing. 4,
is no vain ,oas to say this medicine has TT we'd by
ITS happy H. els IN the cure of SaIi,ty II disease,
to Which 'he human frame is liable, TO bs vastly su-
peror TO the many PrelmIa ions before the paid c.
Many Of these pep rs:.'ns are compounded by IN.
diyiiuals who positively ignorant Of the mys,e-
res Of The hu ar sy-tem, al mere pgetend.Is %
medical knaw, dge. Dr. Harich. howe yer. is ce.o-
o'a'el among the German faculty as a man Of !ha
hishesl scientific aitalrmentS, and equally dislin.
guishtd itrou shout Europe, succes sful nc Lioal
practitioner spent m st of tae ytars of useful life
IN The a. nsiIinn Of such knowledge as might pgoye
hnt ac'a To fellow creatures. la The pills which
be inv,hied, and which bear his name the public
arc assured OF an article that possesses more than
odinary virtues. From the scknowedged talents
OF This investor, nothing ess Than good article
could be expected; and the experience Of many
years has 8HJrted demonstration of the virtues of
his medicine. In Germany and other paris of Eu.
ro It's Iuiation is c.tibl shed. In this ccuntrv
into which il has but been recently introduced il is
rapidly gaining the most substantial reputation The
mum cert hcates of cures of the most obStna,e
dee ss necisd by the use OF HsrlichS Pills. which
the proP tnr is constantly receiving, is proof Of the
fact. Day after DAY lie receives new Testimonials
of ther ci ,acy aud week after week increases the
demand ioI Them. TINS is not mere assertion; in
Vulnerable certificates open for the Inspection Of
the pubic, aud the doubts of any who are skepticsl,
can lie removed By examining them at tie Office of
the pr'prietor.
We take the liberty, then, Of suggesting to every
family, that they make use OF Dr. Hsrlieh's Pile.
Let tbsm keep supply constantly on hand. to 10
uS when occasion demands. and they will reeei~e
the most uneq .iyociI proofs Il u,iiiy.-MedieaI
d. finer.
PRINCIPAL OH e for the United States, No. 10
NoHl bighh sueyi, Philadelphia
Western Dept, No a.. 81 Clair street, Pss.
hurgh. HENRY luXiHElMER
ne. ~ 1870 .3gsrt,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26
Certificates of Agency.

THE following nre the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale of Brdndrehs
Vegetable Uairersri PiMs.
Northumberlard county: Millon-Mackey &,
Ch mbeilin. Sunhury--H. B. M,sser. MEwen..
ville--Goddcs, Green Il Walls. Gcorgetown-F.
Midng,r g. Co.
Union county Lewisburg--W lis & Gedlcs
VI fflinburg-Pemin & Becky. New Berlin
John ". Benf.r. selinsgrovc-Eyic & Co. Mid
dlcbufg--l-a -aac Saith.
I.ycoming county WilIismspcr-John Smith.
Newberry-M. & j. G. Funston. Muncv-W. A.
Pslricau. Jcr.ey Shore--Janes II. Hepburn.
tounha county: Ddn,il'e-T. & e. 3. Rev
nobs. Ca'iawissa-C. 4. Brohts. Berwick k-Shu-
man ~ R't,enhouse. Bopmsburg- John K. Meyer
Sunbury, Sept. 0, 1910.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26
Works Of Nature.

IN 8; lie OF heath the iniostin, canal may be
compared 10 river whose wate.s how over the ad-
joining land, through the chADle's nature or srt
has mide, and improves their qu,l,e.; and To keep
up tie comparison of tho river, so long as it runs
on smo thly the channels are kept pure uL healthy;
but If by some cause the of the river is stop
ped then the water IN the .uals is n3 longer pure
but soon becomes stagnsnt. There 10 tut one law
Of circulate IN in nature. When there Is a ger
abundance Il hunorsl fluid (ssr city, in the ir'es-
tnnl tubes, aud costiveness takes plice, il flows
back into the bloc vessels, and iuilrales itself in
to the circulation. 10 establish the free course of
the river. we must remove the ol structious which
stop IFS free and tho.e OF It's tributary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal
!, move, by that valuable purgaiive medicine Bran
dreths Universal Vegetable Pills, which are an ef-
c:ua assistance of nature, the superabundancc Of
humors in the intestine canal. By per ever. in
this pIactice, the ways Of the circulation will then
be e-tored to the full exercise of their natural unc-
tlons, and state OF health will te firmly establish
ed Remember never suffer drop OF blool to he
taken from you Evacuate the humors as often
and as long they are degeneta,cd, or os long as
you SILK.
DIR. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphia is al No.
9, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 25 cents per box, with full directions.
UJ'Unly agent in Sunhury, is II. B. Masser Esqr
Sunbury, Sept, o, 1910.