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Court non Common pleas, rer gauntp
Serfs, eruannt wcrpcn, ;ur 9srtbeiluns oct
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eiq, Ailsnis bon Sefepb Waterman, bon
umltp saunl nlhip, in srlasscr gauntp, unter
rejcniSen bic ca,u berstbtlst ltnr, iii gpurt.
banie 3u Ntaeina 3ulainea tommsn mrroen,
auf 8rsltas psn 24llen nahNsn December,
nm llhr J.abmlttass, mann uno no aae
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
DIED.

In Fairlayen, on the 10Th inst Henry Clay, only
child OF Samuel and Clarssa ~ Wood, aged 10
months and % days.
H. Miidleinwu, on the Goth inst, Mr. Thomas Nor
gan, the 9th year Of his sge. lie was one u the
hfsi settlers Of the place 30 IT'S.
In Orwell on ilc 2lsi inst q the Typhus Fever,
Ioles n Ornsbee aged 20 years.
Ia Brandon, un the llth inst, Efastus & Spooner
lave graduate OF hddieoury College IN the 27th year
Of his age.
In 'hc state II Alabama, T. " sherman a gtadg-
ate of NIideHur3 College.
Attic residence Of 4 " Nicholson IN Walling forl,
or ibe i2s in. Dr1s,'e ". dauuglef Of Luihef and
Dfasle T. Chase Of Mount Holly, aged u years aud
10 months.
70 ..u,iDned have we heeHre 20 TIE MEASURED
rim, a. 90 'deep wired herald l4i tells II death
- lmilIlf IRE Sc ai ibr coffin and the sbrogd-ihe
insn,msir ofn, ne eaden aIi fayirss eye-so often
are see rari ut1r 90 falr~ 600 f;s bong lufre come
lose trstr.cf u l4c siy y..s, dat ~ a4oat 81
knel ne funeral PREPARATION, ne cofse and the sea;
march " hs coaals " no cy Of use dead al Re
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
STATE or VERMONT
Rutland, ...Ss.

John +. Strong
vs.. ,In County Court Sept. Term, Isii.
David Tyon. y
Hhsyeas, John T.. Strong Of Granville in tho coun-
~ of Washington and State OF New York, the pies.
cnt term OF his court commenced bis action against
DAVID fr,un 81 Granville aforesaid IN acton Of
debt on Judgment, recovered before Harry Gfiswod
IustIce OF The peace pawet IA said county on the
9th day % July, 4. u lslI, Tor the sum Of sG7i5
Also. "u judgment recovered at Pawlct aforesaii
before Harry GrsNol, Justice of the peace, on tie
l0th day at D-renb. , 1899 fpr the sum II
$50, 81
Also Idgmca, 'crovoret at Granville lflresa,t
before E.ek fi'.'. ~ OF the peace on iho 3th
day Of Noyem r,, 4 u. l-3i, iot the sum fsiO2 ~
Also on ludGmcu. recovered ~ Granyr. afpro-
SAID, before Esea FltoI Ju,uoe of the peic, on III.
18Th day Of November 4. ID 1884, for ihe sou
SI0l,90. Which said Judgments rcm7n still D. o..
This cause having been duly entered 10 court. The
plaintiff comes by 6 W llarman his attorney AID y
being made apper the cGuri here, that The deicc
dant, 81 tie lime Of the service Of the plaintiffs Wy.
was absent from the state and had not been npiihr'
of The commencement pf this suit
1t Is therefore ordered 10y the cont, ihsi n1re i
the pendency ofib- sun be given 10 HE defendant
publsng Ibis order, With the substsnoe ef the plain.
M declaration, IN the ROLAND Herald printed =,
Rutland ihree wccks successfully, the last Of which
shall Ia II least weeks Previous 10 the neat Term
this couu, be held At ROLAND Aforesaid on ne
second TUESDAY Of April A. u, 1871 And ayiherc.
/ Of was given, &c.
522 T. vs. lioPKfvs, CLERK
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
Internal improvements.


The Steam Engine Meeting held Ia, evening al the
Coun House a spirited one; the steam was well
up and several of the speakers though, best clap
their hands to the qeyralre 10 prevent the stock from
being all taken up by those present, deprv'ng others
the privilege OF having a share in the enterprise.
This is the thlld time oIIzens have met on this
business but We have IoiraiDsd from saying any thing
abou, until II was ascorianed whether any thing
would he done oT not It's now beyond doubt the
project Viii be accomplished and facilities and en-
ooufagemculs offered - mechanics here, desirable
Is can be found 10 an, other place.
At the frs, meeting, proposition was made TO pro-
cure steam engine OF 20 horse power, and erect a
large building ior he accommodation Of mechanics to
be divided into numerous shops and rented at low rate
70 those wishing % avail themselves OF the services Of
the stem engine Articles 0f association were drawn
up and the capital stock hAej 5000 divided into
iso handred share, Of S25 each. and committee az
pointed obtain subscriptions. upto the close Of tl'e
last meeting one bundled aud seventy shares were
subscribed, and pledges made Tor The baiaure. A
committee was then appointed 20 make ,uyrs,galioG'
into tie cHpelency Of opening street parallel Il
The main sitoei, with yie~ OF locating the building
and creating eligible sites lor dwelling houses, &c.
All classes and descriptions OF persons have iakef
deep Interest aod an active part IA this cnierpii-e
and lhey have done under the foil conviction that %
no way could lhey beuor promote their own private
interest "Cssf nv tread UPON As Waier', and fiO'
sAali mad - afi,r many days"
MALroSs NrKNosr RrGisrru, for 1912, has made
Us annual appearance greatly improved 4 large al
essoa 10 be Customary stsisiea! sDc osber lnansoos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

Rc-bcu SKINNER
Vs. H. County Cosn, Sept Term. Isu
David Iyon.
Whersas, RcaIen Skinner Of Granville. ~ he c0un.
- Of Washington and State Oi New York, al tho Sep.
epiter Term Of Ibis Court a. d, lali commenced las
action agains, David Tryon late Of Granville siofs.
said, 30 ACTON Of debt judgment, recovered Le-
fore the Isurcs 81 the peDpe Of said state of the Su.
preme Coun, a. Albany in sad state, q, the January
term, 4. T.. 1891. for toe Of go 30 and f9t iha
furhcf sum OF s3-31. pi costs recovered on se.s
faoio' s4ii judgment "a TOE January term Of sid
Court .. $40, wich SAID judgments remain DO foil
force
This cause having been dolly eaiefed la count At the
present. term, ihe plsinuf comes ly George w liar.
man Dos attorney, aud 81 beng made " appear 10 tho
coun here that lr deordsni. the time Of he ser
vice Of i.s iat1fs afit, absent from the state
and had nai been 1ouhe' az iie pen5eucy d is
sihefeiaf- ordered by the court ist notice Of tho
Pendency Of ts suit bs gwen ~ the deienda ant ~ pub
hsbng his ofder siih the Substance Of he piainiif
declaration, 10 tie Holland Herald printed al Rutland
three weeks sBcressseiy the lasi II which shall ts al
least as weeks pfeFoUs ~ ihe heS term Of ts c9su
~ ls hcd - R4isad AFORESAID tie second Tuesday
u April A. D. 1912 Acc DAY thereof wss g!ytn. g..
/. w. H0ys.ss, Clark
& w Hafman. Au'y. Sal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

10 NE ednr Of the Cssiloion Statesman NC say, in
fefs Ia last weeks rrlsdet. please re- p.ruse tho
co"nut'r aiion. with rematks on tho strength OF
"h' snu concluded give yovt readers the nG rn1a.
"o "site ilefId hadcspouscd tho cause IT poli, al
s'"funH fou vii md Tic language whch led you
mo We 'fro' TO he 'ptpot,S 'np,erssiinn beiwcen
ao"onihao'nis' snd an -bnrunist-not the express.
'"o 81 ooi s"n particular sediments. Add, besides,
a. copied 1y NC S'Aiesmao, few words picked Oh,
here, there pnd yooder they amount Ia nothing 1t all
one way ",h other. YOU should be careful about
making s1ch charges
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
Office.

The school meeting held on The 23d inst was ad-
Journed tll Thursday next, 3Olh Dec at O'Clock =
NJ. at the Brick School House, for the following pur-
pose, viz
To ifsaG dnsirict will unite with tho Isl, 3d.
ih, any other districts, IA forming union ds'fct.
under the law passed Nov. /, lsil The adjoining
districts respectfully requested to attend.
II IS hoped Thos II Palmer may be present TO ox-
plain the utility Of the object
#. HAYNES, d. Clerk
Rutland, Dec. 25 IeiI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

trscdied in lie presen, number. ard u,r.,v,,,,,
'r Improvement is great par,ion q n. ,,,i.o =
he''y bound IN lesibsr and gold esiere &c, making
very petty roleme. We hoI~ they ma, receive an
s's'0nA SAFE sutieieni rcmuserae The publi.ber.
Tot the extra ospep.e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
MARRIED.

In Middeiown, the % inst. Doct y. II HAYNES Of
Wells "a Miss Emelv McCieur Of TIE former place
in Van Buren,, Graut Co. Wisconsin Territory, Mr.
John Moisehead to Miss Jane Esyes, formerly Of
Tins place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

pctIN
IN the M mere
is, on such Ru ot,.. q dense and
desolate ,cfhtnttaf Is tamttrt phenomena Of ma
turc-fhiS tho raylcss night OF the soul
The remains of the deceased were removed on mon.
day to Mount Holly, and on the following day depos-
tied IN their narrow house Her funeral was attend.
ed by numerous assemhaCc Age and inGrmity,
middle age aud youth were thorc. 1t an affect.
ing scene not eye undlmncd by tcar--no,
a spiu, that dashed 10y the potency OF grief.
1t the uubough pledge OF that veneraon and love
that existed in behalf the deceaseda were mourn
ers,
To the friends and neigh5ors who kindly lent
their aid during the brief illness OF their daughter the
parents Of the deceased anxious to tender their
gratitude. The events Of the pas week will bc
membere1 by them so long as remains tire memory u
her who passed away like a transporting vision of
slunbers, at wakng--like the morning flower before
the tread Of the sorm--llke the early dew caught In
the embrace Of heaven.
Dec II, IsiI. Communicated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

HARD MosEY-LOcoiSm and The Banks. The editor
OF the Albany Augustine most yindctiye Of all npo-
nens 10 tie paper money systematic man who des-
peraey loves the dear people and fat Jobs ofsorern-
tHt printing has consented to accept the sinful office
Of President Of the Canal Bank, in Albany This is
"lorlng sncEaies" 10 The full letter Of the law.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

" Editor: VIII you Permit Baptist Of Tie old
scIoo to make lew remarks at wha, he has seen and
y"i he still desires TO lie reads the Herald a.
'one OF the organs Of The Wigs IN lhs state and the
Telegraph as the organ Of the Baptist denomination IN
vermont tor rather tho Telegraph was such al jcs
oommentemeni) The first patrons Of tho later paper
brought 1t INTO existence for the decided object OF pro-
mo'ng The true principles Of their religion, the peace
ana hafnony Of the churches the.r growth in grace
and The knowledge Of Cpd and Tor the iutherence of
christian charity, and anasstan 10 all the benevolent
institutions connected with The Bsptists as denomina
ton. The Telegraph fully sustained this character
Tor lew OF lis first volumes it was eventually sold
out 10 lis present proprietor with the special under
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28

r-sardcd ., un'rnpe''.r' .nd common rl,es b.,
pntl Tho nr Of efrofs has ENTER ~ own ""e'.
wsys- fu he has violated y; ~ oa'l o' our ~
of n,,, kot,e,,it h.. ...i u ~, until have s~ea
bin, ,,,es,le Youth and lo,eiuss' and ie, ihs, We
can h,I appreciate The sentiment ot ono OF rur iuets-
Ard iho1s ari trfri1if 2
Tho winter aware tia, there l. rvrf an inpsopt,s
" atopdins tho sr' and hestilcss panogytc~ breath
cd ia bchslt 81 the dead yetvho when he has watch.
81 ile far Anssasn ani heheii expand bcnrAth the
gontsi s1tshi1e Of popular venctaiion,shd whsn he
has iratuca To treasure the sacred charge Of the
hottest boons tho wade range 81 Omuipo,eni desga,
can forge the unsasl,iur privilege opay,ng icspce'
ul tribute 90 the departed, when the storm has spen'
- fty, when the treasured object OF his has eea
brought low, when tie moutncts 40 ABBOTT The street.
I ard his own spirit y dcsniate and darn
~ the death ol Miss Chase - revealed one Of shs><
affecting dspcusaupns which not only aWakons -
fountains ot sorrow the breasts ct near and dec
ted blends hot also thfi olcaves tha, rock from N
cuisines the hitcr waters ruuiegned regret IN thc~
mdnitS Of which she Was the ornament.
/ yesterday that she stood amongst us, attayeSS
blo,m ol Youth and health, and fair ani,e.
iuro with liberal hand IN her bchall, ~
/ ihe hohnties of ITS siorchousc, 10 pA.
! IN an Intellectual point Of view, icr ~
tribute admirably calculated
the other constantly revealed nsc
high wrought efiulRenoo--
"Aa,o,elle,'ad ,,dnee,--.
We, not N these alone, didK
: There were traits of motslA
ter That tailed not 10 cllo..-
II was her les, "a assncA
manner She vas rrg
course nmi,hle.
friendship unehss
was Soui ir bs ~
tho jndgnoMa
!o's' espes1U
Nv through~
ments ~
and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Counterfeis. Beware Of Imposition
Eaeh geaans ba,t.s snc'Dsed bloc pper which
iabei sse6 D. SGmp,0n Reed Noss
Grsrist
II r.. outside yellow label Will have amer Dee
$50 that "f Sampson Reed the sgnsturs Of
Hra JAH Cutler. oas 81 hrs p1rihers
1hs great celebrity 81 IL. Vegetable Pulmonary Balsm has
5sr the of ztemp 10 introduce spurious articles which
By p.iy sssununz the al the se1iaed
sssd 4ud deceive The public nnug these mixtures
~. Aercan uJaonl' IA SAN Vegetable PalDoHrrs Bal.
>srup5 Pulmonary Bsl.sm 'Carteis Compound Pumo-
asry Bsisau AID Purchasers should inquire
Whole The Vegetable Pulmonary
BssA sat that matss and EatGres OF tie ses
Each bottle aud zeal .stampsd Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
GTOHs Hore Coun'syfst bshdss the American Pumona-
Baisdn and 0thtrs ADORE alluded 10 Nm attempt Ia,
heen made the p1buc b. mIture called
Negctabo Pulmonary iiaam sorees signed Samuel Lee
s7d to lie prepared by gnpuucpied man Bangor, Me
Tie - wutieu resemble the genuine
sttemp, deceive the public aud avoid the
uai.tW.si that s~zt. A'ipAl fIgsU.
ft-a.e bs REED. WINGS CUTTER. Gate Lowe &
Re d. ~h"sae deaies Drugs Medicines. Pants and bye
sG. No IS Cniihsm Sreei 1as'on and BY Druggist,
couaty merchants sener- Me-. England snd IN The
cpa places throughout United States aud Bush Pfo,in
ees. Pd~. 81 cehts.
Sid ~ RstIand. b, ANIEIS BELL. 7--lr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
GREAT BARGAINS.

TIE suhsrubet offers f5r sale t~o Farm. On.
containing goo acres 81 Iapi. two miles north of
HiHesbarga ya.e, and fen IS s9G;i II Burlington,
on Toe stage real. Or said farm Is new Two story
eTics dwelling house, hnisIst ~ modern s'yie good
bars, olt tgi.c -gs. a.. wei 1zisred. sad a good
tfuil orc'.to The other farm ~onaias $50 acre. on
the premises are god bo-se barns, dr. Said farm.
are well .dap,ei - Keeping s.sep dairy; both
unde- good state 81 cultivation. ard viii be sd to-
geiher or ~epsra',v. a. iHe purchasers may choose
Terms tliri one h.lf a. the TINE of sale snd
credit or tie balance FOR further particular. en-
CURE OF tie subscriber on the premises.
IRA WARNER
IineshBrEh. VI Nuy. 2. 1871 3n 45-s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
NJ OFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDl-
I'LL clnes These medicines are indebted

for their snd sensible purify
ing the springs and channels Of e and enduos them wi,
rsne~-d sBdsigor 10 many hundreds OF certified
which have been made pubne and IN almost species Of
~hch the human frame l,be the happy effects
or Mofat Life Ps and Phonir Biters have been grateful
and pubc, by the persons benefited and
~ho previously unacgu7,red with tie beautifully phiIo
sophie principles upon which they are compounded and
which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES nd them.elvc. in diseases
form and description Their FIRST
the of the stomach and o~es the ipu
res and erudesconstAnty settling around them. and
the smaller ntestnes Other medicines only partially cleanse
hes and leave such collected behind produce
hahua oos'ene with all its tain of EVIL, sudden 5s-
hel with eminent dangers. This fact 10 we'll known
all regular anat"mst who eIsnine the hum,n bowels after
Death aud heHce tn peJudices Of those well informed
s''t quaek medeins-or medicines prepared and hersded
the public by persons The second effect Of the
Life medicines olanse the kidneys nd the bladder and by
thus the hveraHd the lungs the healihu action Of
hieb entirely derend the regularity OF the urinary
The bI"d which takes it's red color from the Of
the liver and tie un,s before passes into the heart beng
thus PURIFIED 10y then and nnUrshed by food coming from
part Of tie system and trumphanty mounts the banner Of
healih IN the blooming cheek.
Maa,s Vegetable medicine. have been
ed pronounced sovereign remedy for Dyspepsa Fatu
-ncy Paptton Of the heart, Los Of Appetite Heart Burn
had temper AnIicty Lsnvuo and
f-yers Of all kinds Rheunatsm Gou Dopses OF all tinds
Gravel Worms Ashma and consumption scUrey, Ulcers,
and scofbutic eupons and bad
rrUpye complaints salow cloudy and other dIsagrcesbe
compleIons, salt Rheum Ersspeas Gods md In
sucn1a and various other complaints which a the human
ame 10 Fever and Ague particularly The LIE Medicines
have been eminenty successfully much that the
Fever and Ague ds,rct physicians almost universally pre-
All Mr. Moa, require, Of his P,,ien, be p,ricu-
lar taking the Life Medicines nct, in accordance with the
directions is not ne~spP-r notice nor anything that he
sef 10 their iavor thai lie himself their
'or that he hopes to gain credit 1t is alone BY the results
MoFFAT's MEDICAL MANUAL. de,gued a. , domestic
geoe health Thu, little pamphlet edited by W Moaa,
pan,ng fully Mr. Motifs theory Of diseases and will be
found brhy interesting to persons seeking health ,re,''
upon Pe'e diseases and the cause thereof Price - ct
FOR sale by Mohat's sgenls generally.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
CARRIAGE. SHOP.

THE s15sciioer would inform he lahabi,sn,s NJ
HoiIsnt a1t UriarF that he has re~enily pur-
Chased u1e s11p"~nc1 and occupied BY John Pucs.
where BE l1icuc. carving 90 ne
Csrrisge aad S.eigi Mating Bannefs.
n al ts Far0l- brancbes lie d.i,er, himself from
past experience "a The above business and the employ
Dehi 0i hrsi rate wprsue0 g. render perfect sausfac
ton 10 al vino msy favor him 81 iJa th~ir patronage
Carriages and S.ei1ls Of aid kiods. manufactured Of
We Dee Stool and 90 Size fashionable sye kept
eoasianils oa hand. Tao horse Wagons Of all kinds
nAhe Of nfs rate timber and well irone1. constantly
On hand ard vii be SOD On reasonable terms.
y j.. All kinds of repairing done on shOr notice
1sd warranted well dose ~ no charges vi. be made
Ws4fsi iaTas}a',iV
two t'si rate w"cknen as ourneymen, and sppren.
uoe 10 The above business whom god encourage
meat and steady empioy ment will be given.
c. L BARBER.
EsS, RUiilod, Nov 9. ISL ,5,T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
NONE GENUINE
Further Protection against Counterfcits
Ssr Cyy-Rsht LIbets he Bnres
TIL T. BIZ ANDR ETU PILLS


Al The present time ,eaea the eoan.fters Of these eeie6ra-
ted Pulls completely e0rHeJed 10 not surprising
r. ~"d.r sss "ame nc ne f,% tr. ' gat -.
Poor Indian has had 10 father The GI0rt0Rs Of eHsning
The remarkable cure. that have been effected BY Bran.
dr-lhs Pulls, have sstonsh-d the whole medical faculty,
many Of whom have conceded that they the gesrs
brssing that wssesrr given to The world.
The these celebrated Pills have such universal
ly good effect because their action hrmoniIes With the
human body.
'Pufge out tn. old heaven that v. may become new
lump, /. the language Of the Holy WITS figure ,ppi~d
spiritually IT tue bat nov could have application
unless med by practical eaPerenee in tie body Of
ter The oundaou upon which this hgsr- Of scripture
rest immoErsbe The laws winch govern the udss
or occasion the thu"dsrs Of heaven
"THt CoSDiT
The condition upon which God has given health 10 mao
constant TO keep his stomach and bowels free
from all murbid or unhealthy Accommodations. The
TO effect this be those remedies wkek e.sEs.
Gpod heshiul medicine only specie, Of fond wi,-n
The animals whose HABITS We have the Of ob.eTv
ing sick they wander through tho fields, and make
selection n these herbs which open thrif bowels and pu
rfy their hals which immrd siry their health
When dose Of Brsndfrih Pills taken. they d.
gesrd and pass toeEery part Of the SYSTEM but they
the body when they have effected the intended puf
pose, aud hralih aud yigor srs then nsniel
1nrrsl medicines may enter the system; but ihey are
with dhcnly got out 'gain and they always occasion
pain and Hiisrry en- they remain 10 III. ohy.
WHEREAS Brsndfsths Pills are innoc-nt as peee Of
bread aud are eVseusLsd wt the disease for which th.y
are taken.
From the ,rvs born',o the tim. ". cess. 4,
breathe, our bpdrt are constantly wasting and eonsny
oven. up The action Of the Atmospheric wears or ~ss,s
ihrn he Ood we ts the digestive organs into
blood Sheh f'oe~s OF builds up by its circulating power
mos iAs human body healthy Whsu The blood ereula.s
sry and wbsn sny thing prevents free course through
the srins disssis eommrncrs
C"suTeneE, Dyspepsis, Fever, Inh,ma'ions A.. all
owing 70 ms, ard s The troubles attending them could
aNag' % Pfe'sntsc BY the timely U.s. o. Brundrsih's
r ss thar very seon at ono. tend. 10 el..r the eifeu
s'i9n o. ell npedieDi sna remove every cause OF oee.
s''n n ihpuniy iron The blood There are thousandI
"i''Ohs-si lhs moHfht. IA tins eountry. and all
S'Arf ~h"'n se nay really consider half dead Th.y
&c sac 10 carr ef c-ath "a their 30 sss sud eircu
4au"a' NE " M Imaginary eireumstAnee wish a
"rfs- The thousands whom meet every where vuh
e's'''''ss so's', Jsio- ssn, .sd s..a ,y.. ,p.ab
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
375 Bowery, n. Y.
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

FOR CoSsrMPTios, CoucHs, CoLDs, .pi,iins of blood,
pain IN the side or breast asthma, pleurisy, short
ness Of breath, pspi,aton Of the heart, debility nerv
BUSINESS, and all diseases Of the Lungs and Liver.
This medicine mas been used in the city of New
York with unerampled success for egh, years curing
thousands who were supposed incura5lo Il is now
used by most Of the medical Faculty, and the whole
people Certificates OF most extraordinary will
accompany each bottle.
Prepared at 80 Bowery, in the City Of New York,
~neIe the article frs. originated, and is the
Al Others bearing similar names counter
islIs and impOslIouI.