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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
THE WELLS MURDER.

A rumor has several days been rife here that muir
der had been committed in the town Of Wells, in this
county. We are indebted to a correspondent for the
following particulars concerning this unhappy affair.
Wells, w. August 1871, lSil
TO the Editors Of the Rutland Herald
hasten to inform you of unfortunate transaction
which has just happened in this place, which has re-
aulted in the death of person by the Of Martin
Bebee, who found much bruised and nearly speech
less Wednesday Of this week in the stable Of John
Howe the lnnkeepcr of this place. Bebee died Of the
wounds in about one hour and half The magistrates
forthwith summoned ID persons jury OF inquest to
examine to the of the death of the deceased
After hearing the testimony introduced and making an
examination of the body, they came in with unanm
Gus opinion that Martin Bebee came TO his death by
Felony in consequence Of severe treatment by the
hands of Orson Cone of Poultney principal and Ce
Phas Wilcox as accessory upon which the said Cone
and Wilcox committed to Rutland Jail TO await
their trial at the County Court to be holden at
Rutland.
Cone and Wilcox were seen to follow the deceased
to the shed, and gone about Is minutes and re-
turned together, and when asked where Martin was
said they had hoored him. The principal in the case
nsuted and abused said Bebee much previous to their
leaving the house.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
''One Hour with Nathan Smile. ;.

goes on m the most approved style Of novel whit.
ing descrtng the wonderful man, where found. bo.
engaged no" looked, &c. &c, winding Of with the
,''.'s'n'' s.an'ingdieular item that tie visitor fgd
MN q, De ''H'dera5ie mare If man Maa he LgJ e,
'"''s nj ne "a'' An agreeable surprise no doubt,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
One brief one Blessed Hour .".Oh, thai
PreciOuS.---PrfeiOuN Hour

some stupid Ounce Of loco scrbbler ha, -, him.
sell 10 the task Of getting up bit of d,e,pt,,c ro-
nance to touch of Nathan Smile with new main, and
NE pretty document faithfully copied by eyerv nano,
devoted to said Nathan's especial benefit, I, canes
out with the charming title '0'''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

40 sang~nsry slave instruction in Alab,m, a.,
'u'ns out to be nothing al all but an aemo, 10 ce
l'' 'i1''e neH' and give show Of excuse r., ,5e
's'''' discipline pracliced towards the saves ,aa =,
''''s something out Of which to make pi,jf,I 49,
s 'o''Ae'n public against tie "iuceassrv abol'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

PoNPosrrY. A factous gentleman pa ',.
hing IN the interior Of the State on a"'.'
has lodging place in the evening, was ~ 9' Il
the hostler, whom he thus addressed 'p' !,
tricate that quadruped from the sehi''e.
ulatc him, denote him an adequate s0It.
nutritious alIment, and when the all i|'
morn shall again illuminate the oneh'', "a
zon, ! shall award you pecuniap. co .ri, n
ton for your amiable hospitality. ~ ".
not understanding word, ran into We
saying, Master here's Dutchman "'''
sec YOU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
Printed Votes,

Orders for State and County Votes will be supplied
in any quantity for 2s cents per hundred if such
ders are attended with the cash Let those that
intend TO obtain Votes send in their orders early that
we may know what quantity ofpaper TO run of.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
>, The FoRcE OF SYsrArHY. The Sandy Hill

tHE foRcE OF SYMPATHY. The Sandy Hill
Herald tells the following good anecdote
'lli tell YOU says an ex.member of Con.
srcss, IN Michigan, how secured nv cleo
ton IN this distrc, several years ago When
was nominated, the party to which belong
cd was IA the minority, and there was no hone
OF succeeding unless something more than or
binary was rcsorted to. After rejecting some
time came TO the conclusion to steal a hoo
from one OF my nelghbors, which did. and IN
the morning the neighbor traced me 10 INV
dwelling, md asccrianed beyond doubt thai
was the thief, and published me as such :
when Immediately appealed TO the sympa
tines OF The people, and asked them # thew
thought would steal a hog They swai
lowed the balt-sald II was persecution on the
part Of the neghbor, who was politically Oh.
posed TO me and the consequence was. was
trlumphantly elected. But the next time
was candidate for the same office, Yankee
from Vermont, was the opposing candidate
who having learned the secret, stole a sheep,
and run me sky high
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
Repeal Oithc Sub,,,,

Last Monday the bill repca.ip, '''''
passed the House. 1t has non
and is before the prosiden, for ri,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

As our friends, the locos, arc 80
to have a prlniing-ptcsS IN ope,,.
and fearing some OF them NAV r..... %
vote for Martin Van Bmca t~ Co..
we comply with request TO ,pI...
Rutland County Senatorial Tlc,n,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

Iae Greenfield Mercury state, that Mr. Dunll.e
q Montague, had one Of her teeth Knocked an, n,
ginning. f-i s1s noi Otherwise r.rFet
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

tnors, among whom are the following - Plato,
Lycurgus, Pyihasoras: Porphyry, PiutaFcn, Cullen
Culver, Abefnethy, Cheyne, Bell, S. Graham, an d
others.
Tea, and its effects Sheep fed on flesh -scro-
fula from eating pork Effects Of stlmulants on
the jaws and teeth of man also animals, with
Plates Milk for the young -Bloodsucke[s No
saic Law - Tee;hing OF infants - Salt-unleaven;
ed bread Manner Of preparing and making bread
- Fat, and its ELECTS = Nourishment, and lis ell
fec,s alan mus,lsbor for his support - Digestlon
and picture of the human stomach Mineral
poisons, and their effects Tooth.ache = Relation
Of husband and wife Power OF assimilation -
Feeding London swine Sleep Nutritious matter
in animal and vegetable substances lnlqulties OF
parents visited on their children -Corsets and Sn al
walsts-To young men who intend 10 get wives
and raise healthy children - DIsooedlence TO pa
ladies who believe the Bible Cor say SOY and Wish
TO rule Their husbands
It contains IS pages. Price s cents.
A liberal deduction made TO those who buy TO
sell again
For sale at the Health Bookstore, l26 Fulto
stroas
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
PRICE ONE CEHT.

OSE TERM.-The National In;e!lgencer give.
the following extract from work Of Judge Up
sHuR, now Secretary Of the Navy. touching tue
One Term principle:
"The re-eigibllity OF the President from term u
term is the necessary source OF nurnoer'es' abuses
The fact that the same President may be elected.
no, for second term only, but for third, or fourth,
or twentieth will ere long suggest 10 HIM the most
corruprinr use, Of his powers, in order to secure
tina, object. At present there i danger Of This.
Presidents are now made, no, by the free suiira-
ges Of the people but by party management; and
there are always more than in the successful
party who are looking to their OWN turn in the
Presidential Office. 1t is too early yet for mo-
nopoly of that high hosor; bat the time Will come
when the actual incumbent will fad roeans 10 buy
off opposition, and to ensure continuance in oics
BY prostituting the trusts which belong it. Tins
is so obviously within the natural course Of thing-.
that it may well excite surprise that the Con
vention should have left The public liberty WHOLLY
unguarded at as,ailable point. 1t is surely IA
plain dictate Of wisdom. and a necessary provision
in every free Government, that there should be
some definite limit TO the duration of Executive
power in tina same hands We cannot hop. to be
free from the corruptions which result from abuse
of Presidential power and patronage, until that
officer shall be eligible only for one term-a long
term if you poase-and until he shall be rendered
more easily and directly responsible 10 the power
which appoints him
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

CHuRcHEs.-At no former period have so many
splendid edifces of various kinds been in progress
in this city as now. Beside the Exchange and one
or Two other building. for commercial purposes.
there are eight or ten churches of the most SPLEEN
did description in diercn, parts of tho town.
Trinity Church, when completed will probably be
the finest edice for sacred purposes in the United
States. The Gothic Church being buils for the
Baptist Society under Rev. Spencer H. Cone, in
Broome-street that for the Presbyterian Church in
Henry-sueet, and one two on the west side of
the town, above Washington Square are eminently
ereditabe to the architectural taste OF tho builders
and will add very much TO the ma5niicenee of the
city,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
1 ARNOLn,r VEGETABAN COUGIa

4 a IN u IT.
y sSYkUP for Consumption, Liver Con plant, sPlu"s
Of Blood &c &c-Tbi. invaluable medicine IA available
to all classes suffering humanity. Its eioiey nus be'a
tested by numbers in all stages Of the Consumption
It operates directly upon tho u.rs and liver removes mo
parts ard restores the whole ystsm TO perfect
health Thu. medicine Is composed Of purely VeseiaDi1
ingredients. simple IN their nature and 10 comblnsl'h,
and not only caicuatsd remove tao Immediate dis .,
bat 10 inyicorae the system generally. Coughs o.,
Asthma Difficulty in Breathing PAIN IN the side, DO g.
ness and in fact all direa,e OF the chest and lungs a H.
rncrous respectable residents OF Is city VIII certify %
been 81 ecdiy aud sTectu5ly cured by the use OF ina
medicine so4 by the Proprietor, Wholesale and retail.
25i Grand-ruee of Allen; and BY appoisi!nep',
ll2 Cherry street Bookstayer v heellng and a. =
r. Alien aad Cos, 3i- Grand DR.. w. II Minor, III
Broadway. DR.. Grove, Bo.ery Oiacr o. Houston
n. R-See that the Proprietors signature IL his Own
aad-wr.ng each bottle; without this noss can bs
geauinc. 80 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
SILVER lsEDAT. VAHDEG.
-sr(,s E,aEzNi SEs.E -i:sa4A KING

:,
II CHAIR-io4i-is offered. u;h improved.
VIII rock OF It-eii. WI p!ea.e even an lni'at
VIII giyc perfect c-se VIII comfort TIE aged.
Wlllnot set out Of order. Will prove family capfoT:
|, rot lh!s sufficient In -ickaes- or IN Meath
Eock rock III King. chair tlere'- chora N H.
That, oo,ae- all the of suffering hama My
Tel. OF the pieafa-e there Is in the use Off,
Rocking % fresiy--of ease the reality.
The regulating olais Chalr makes Il Ii sec; equal
to dunc ard -epn-a chairs consequently ise nur
chaser Of Kings elf-kcckcr bus tie CHEAPEST q
vel - the easiest aal best rocker N the market
N.B-The rockers of thi, Oh s present no o6s;-ncioH
neither DO they the carpet.
Always hand the following patent ChaiFs al way
rantrs rot to 2 OF order
REVOLVING CHAlRS. RECUNeENT CHAIRS,
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIES, STUDY CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS with a great variety, all made for
especial and comfort All kinds Of chairs made to
order.
The subscriber confines him.ef exclusively 70 the
nuflcture of chairs ~. W. KING,
P,teut Chsir Maker No III Broad~ay,
OLD II Now York between Grand ( Br i
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
DIR. +. FELIX GOURAuD'S
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

DUBLIC APPRECIATION has 80 decidedly stamped
1 the superiority Of d. T. FtLlA HoU RAuDo fou-
DRES SUBTlLES Penetrating Pc" dcrs for up oolinr
hair rs upper bps >ldes OF the lace b'cH oil
neck na!es boards &c that little need be sad Ia IT.
praise beyond The that II combine,
perfect a.ty with efficacy, and has completely sanIshed
all the dclecrious preparations which have alberto been
used processing to remove hair.
GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEtUTE, or True Water OF
Beauty fo- removing frcckies, tan. pmpes O0icncs'
sore, burns and all cutaDeou erupuon- realizing dell
cate he haad. neck and arms, and q citIng healthy
Juvenile appearance. 81 per bottle,
GOt1RAIrD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE, composci ma
terisy flowers and mplcs lmparts delicate Sif-
nation tInge the cheek. immoyrahle ny presentation, or
rubbing with a4ndkechiefor linen eota ~ cents per
bottle.
Dr. Fe TX Gouraud practical chemist AVID TO be had IN
New York only a. his exclusive Office ~ Walker street.
orc door from Broadway, aud Of the following authorised
AGENTS.
Seg York-Albany-Ae1 Guthrie druggist, Maiden
lane Utlc.-G l.. Brswn. pcrfumer, Gesesse street,
Poughsecpsie-J Gray Buffalo, Hnsdae, Isl and 5V1
4elpha-Mr,. B'svn, 10 Chestnut
slaryl.nd-Ba F. Saith, IS North Gay
- District 5. eff acknowledgements Parker, Penn
v ;rIil Oh raon5-A Fray.-r,
Con.eeticu:-M ddIeion-E. c. Fere. Ns*-Haven-
A. Low C.apel-st Har,fcrd-Wel!s i Co., lie Niih-st
s Jordan, Mk-.tree,.
LoweIl-G.A Carleton 4 Co City Hall Lyna-Dr A.
/. Holder Worcester-M. D. Phillips Brlney Place
Spriached-F A. Cowle., Main-strset- Lee-Bull q
Field Sslem-W. & :. r. Ives. Newburyport-C. n.
Hodge.
smp.hre.-Portsmouth- R. Preston
M.ise-Portland-T HAYS & Co. Banscr-hessrs-
Whi,ti-r & Gaild. Halloveli-F. Sc1mmon
Rkole I>land-Prcvldeace, Charles Dyer, ~ "es'-
Minister street.
Ohio-Gcoluabus Srnl;ner Clark.
Fyery bottle of Dr. Gourauds Cosmetics has ms name
win the Ran- of preparation. and New-fors, blown on
the four sides ard his fac .ime engraved Oh the wrap
pers tAe Poudres Sabtes None others are genuine
oi2 2reod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

SELFPessEssloN When the town Of Wood
time when the few and scattered families
were filled with the dreadful apprehension Of be-
ing taken and perhaps killed or carried off BY the
Indians. No man retired at night without first
having mis- gun well loaded and placed his
head. where ii could be seized instantly. With
this and other precautions, one of these brave men
and his no less courageous companion on a certain
night retired to bed In the dead of night they
were simultaneously awakened BY an unusual noise
around the house. They listened: presently they
heard it again; ii sounded like Sigh, knocking
against the window-shu;ter at the opposite end OF
the house. The man seized his gun and boldly en-
tered the apartment whence the noise proceeded,
and in thunder tones demanded WHO 5 there y
gentle voice without, which he well knew, re-
Piled, ." l am your neighbor, and have come to
get some medicine for one of the children that its
sick." He lowered his gun and turned TO go and
replace it over his bed almost in vain struggling
as he went to le, his courage down, and calR,
his perturbed feelings. As he entered mis- bed
room, he discovered his wife deliberately engaged
in changing her inner garment. Pray what are
you about" he exclaimed cat such time as
this 7 - why" she replied, "you what l
am about, do Mt youl was nj a going off among
the Indians without clean chemiss on ID have
you TO know A. w.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
READ AND REFLEGT.

NOR the last six years THE PECIoRAL IlONEf ~
L LIyERWORT Gas prepared by James No"iiP rhh'
been before the Public remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Shortncss OF Breath, rad all affections OF thu
Lungs leading to Consumption. The unpeceJsbt'u Sa's
aud euviahle celebrity hns obtained Is sufficient eVl-
dcncr Of scscy. notwithstanding that TIE proprietor
placed the low of -hilliHgs per bottle ~
hopes that would tbs Public against To ars nnf
fraudulent efforts Of CONTRIBUTORS. Even us a. eii
good ard Seervincy popular medicines have bcon -oro
IT, IL Let those who wish 10 get TIC Ofg.-
and Genuine be very particular whore they surcnas
and observe that II bears the signature of Jenes H.
Yopiu ia fall. The genuine may b. obtained ~ hoss'
Olcott Mck;sson 81 Co li5 Maiden Lane, who nrc Ien,
raj Agents for the United States. Thompson piFyr,
cor Broad and Soonest; Lawrence Reese 20 no IA
Maiden lane w Hams habee g. ClDpp, q Maiden lsnr.
Retail Of Mcssr.. Adsnson d. OliG, Borery and of1
Broadway, w. Mnor, Broadway, James Tarrant cor 81
Greenwich and Warrcn-st; a Coddington, III iiud-
son St. j. Ni.r 2is! GRIND c. Cougnacq 80 Chatham.
Cheeseman s. Gilbert Bowery & Coegeshal, Pearl and
Rose c. 4 W. r. bIagroye, Brooklyn r Whiting'
Williamsburgh, l.. !.
JAMES D. NeWTLL Sole Proprietor,
Al w. Wstson's ApothscarIes Hall,
Cat at.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
TIL E TRIBUN E.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. %. 1871.

ET The Fair of the American Institute a, Nib
To-. during the whole of Thursday continued to be
,bronged with visiters, We had but few mo-
nents to devote to the further examination of the
articles exhibited, and the agricultural Department.
Of which we have before spoken, occupied what
sample of wheat raised by E. Holbrook, Esq. of
Hyde Park, which think worthy Of particular
notice. IL is called the Hutchinson Bearded
WItte Flint Wheat. The grain IS remarkably
full, firm and solid, and approached nearer to a
round grain than any species of wheat we rernem-
Der 10 have seen. Mr. Hobrook raised 700 BUSH
els from % acres, and has sold all but about 81
bushels for seed at 5 624 per bushel The land
on which i, was raised MANFRED by a species
Of muck found in a marsh the farm This
muck. which is decomposition of vegetable mat
ter. was mixed and sweetened with ashes and
lime, and exposed to the fros,s Of winter before il
was spread upon the land Mr.. Holbrook is of
opinion that on almost erery farm IN the Country
may be found, either in swamrs, low place, ra-
vines, abundance of the valuable manure;
differing, Of course, somewhat in its properties.
Remarkably fine specimens of fruit and vegeta
bles are exhibited in the same Department, but
we cannot find room to particuarze. For the in
formation of our country friends, however, we took
notes of the following; Sugar Beets, weight
10 lbs, or average weight of each beet over l81
lbs. 6 ParSnips, weighing 90 lbs, or average
nearly lbs each. Pumpkins, of enormous d.
mensions one of them weighing l55 lbs. Bat Of
CdbbdceS, what shall we say We have visited
the gardens at Kinderkook, and we have dined on
sour circuit at Nsgles, at Harrisburg at the same
table with forty honest Dutch members of Assem-
bly,, each of whom, according TO his own state
ment produced annually more Cabbage head.
than he found it very convenient to take care of,
but never before did we see or hear OF such as
met with yesterday. We had no means of taking
the dimensions, bat had one head placed upon the
s:ales, which weighed % lbs AND afterwards saw
three others which weighed 234 lbs. cash
As VIC passed from the Saloon we observed II
splendid ornamental looking-glass, after the man.
of the time of Louis XIV manufactured b.,
Hooper & Brothers, 1913 Pcarl-st We noticed,
also, another pattern of Nets Hall Stoves, which
struck us as being well adapted to the purposes
for which it was invested.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

.zEz,-zz ffGsgG.-The subscriber native Of
&SsSGs-S3 Europe and educated 10 the profession
II II OF Music from his childhood, respectfully
offers his SERVICES the inhabitants OF New York,
teaeher Of the Piano forte and Singing. lie has had
twelve years experience teaching thua half Of
that period IN this country.
Fer further information to his qualifications and
character he has the pleasure Of referring among others
the following well known gentlemen, IN whose families
he is nov and has been Tor some time teacBlng.
DR.. Patton, Thomas Has! ing', Esq.
Shepherd Knapp, Esq Charles 81 saxton
Orders left at the book store Of Dayton
of Fulton and Nassau Streets at 10 Burton st w be
punctunlly a.tanded 10. PEDRO A. ANDREU.
81 lullH-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
80, NEW MUsIC s.OKE.-wM

sTUsiC TEITION.--WllLlAh PEA5E' Pro,
VI f,,or and Teacher Of the Piano Forte, Organ and
Singing respectfully sform the young gentlemen Of this
city that he has fitted up IN his Music Saloon No
100 Broad~av and is ady giving lessons
or IN. Piano Forte and gng either in the day time
or evening Gentlemen wishing 10 commence vii please
l. make application Mnsc Saloon No. 100 Broad
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
EOnNI.Yn COIhEGIATE lNsTI
WHITE PLAINS ACADEMY

WHITE PLAINS ACADEMN.-An Eng
W llsh and Classical Boarding School, Nsscncster
county. Ne. York.
JOHN swINBURNE. A NJ. Principal. and Instructor
in the Greek ant Latin Languages Mathematics AID Ma
tural Science
ZMoxr.cuE PHELrs. A. B, Instructor IN the Greek,
Lsin English Lang uages intellectual and Moral Phi
Usnphy.
jaws PAsro> Librarian aud Instructor the Latin
Ind Eu sll.h Languages aud Mathematics.
CHARLES tuTET Instructor IN the French and Italian
Languages. and voca! and Instrumental Muse
Inc Winter Session viii commence on the first day o
November next
The course Of instruction t systematic aud thorough
the strictly parental The pupils attend such
places OF wor.hip may be agreeable 10 the wishes CT
their parents or guardians.
The INSTITUTION furnished with valuable Philosophy
cal apparatus and Library OF 1900 volume,
The expense # an English course Is 1853 year.
Catalogues contanin: udd tionnl mi rmauon may of
obtained application TO tho Principal
Il ferencss
The Faculty of the Wesleyan University the Facult
Of Williams C-llege
New York-pavid NJ Reese, NJ. D.; John Torrey MD,
Francis n all. Esq; Thomas F.. Bond, N b.; Rev Gcorgr
Peck D. ID Rev. DR.. White.
NorthanptOn-Rev. II. Il Hubbard.
Cucinnatl-Rev Charles Elliot, ID. ID.
Reference is also naede 70 the following persons wh'
have been patrons of the institution:
White Plnns-iincr Michel.
Middletowu-Rey. n. Bangs, ID. d., President OF TIN
Wesleyan University.
Nep.York-rb enozcr Caldwell Zebedor Ring, Wn
Gale Jacob s Bake-. Leonard Kirby e. p GratacuP We
-sh Palmer, Robert r. Fox, john Harrison, Andrew l.
Ea,stcd &c.
Rrooklyn-John Browrson, David Coope, Geo. KI-,am
William Powers, &c.
Observation-Disclosures Masterton.
Alhany-John V4a Vldkenburgh.
Phadelphs-Rev. John Kenneday.
Cmcinpati-Rev. l.. l.. Hamlins, aud William Ncf.
AlexsndrI'. La.-Cornelia, Inns.
Ma chcz-Wiliiam Harris.
New Orsaas-A w. Hnncs.
ST. Augustine, Fla.-Gcnl. Joseph Hernandez.
ole 6tood'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
Cis.. REFS MI.

lsucCE5spR TO GO. f:tscN:H,J
IANEFACTUREk OF PAPER BONES i3I NHir7a
VA street. ofeyery possible shape, style AMI varct; ioF
tho Of eny ncof business: Constantly hand large
Of Square Boxes, plain and fancy single and
IN sets; also
BANDB0XES,
by the bale nest.
Genuine German Cologne Wafer no7icd, and for sale
a, very ~ price. - im'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

EOUGsis, COLDS, C0NsuMPTEO ON IL
q LIVER COMPLAINT d "A rtmar ka'le
rur--Rey l.aiah Good we'll of Louisville came To Ne+-
York last June the benefit of his health beng unable
tn preach in consequence OF severe cough pam IN hi,
SIDE and rang blood H. had been troubled WIN these
s. N atom. for better tssn Two years He obtnod Two
bottle, of Or Aliens B-lsam of H0rahound Lver-ort
md peuris Root. In three works time his cough, pam
in tl- aaJ raising 5loed entirely removed si
he has returned his home restored TO perfect health
Rev ISAIAH GooDwELL.
II HACKING COUGH is never trilng thing II
will consumption, unless yon take Dt Aliens BAL
sam DO th.k, bscnuse 1t l. hacking cough thal
aso,t ANY thlnc will 1t. Try Dr. Allen, Bal>am
Remember YOU io stake. Look oai for limitations.
- RAISING Bl.0OD-Dr. Asns Basam vii cure
tbi. dreadful disease. Il healing to the iangs
that i requires BAT fe~ doses to stop all bleeding /:
alays the cough. and makes one breathe perfectly
r
u PAIN IN THE BREAST nave been eu'si OF
II by DR.. Alien. Balsam. Lst others try IL
F. LOCKWOOD, cor. Spring and 'arIck-s's.
Sold By Z. NJ Gsion corner o: Bnvery aud Grana-'t-'
Dr. " ellsworth. Providence General depot and whole
sale Office William A. Tylers $ Blrclsy-srcct New
w. OILS I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-23
Frls SALE OH EXCaqANG "a

- fGBs 81 u 4 VE L NJ AZ IALNSh ~ -
si. Country Seat 10 miles from tho city, located III
Queens CoaHy, l.. containing upwards OF % acres oil
iirst land. The building, oEe double hoaS' mo-
fern finish with CRATES, marble NANTES, iodiug doors'
&c extra ktchcn al,o large ban- wagon house. car
rag house, shop rrnnary, poultry house and y" u ice
house. with nl other necessary Tor largo
family. The fruit + of the best KIND aud IN every variety
apples, cherries, &c. III sbundnnce.
A large amount OF the money Ray remain Oh bona ana
mortgage. or Bocklvn Newiork city property would
be taken exchange. Address L. d. s. at TINS once
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New-York tribune., 1841-10-23

~ TO aEE-A handsome story House 1879
Az Wavesloy place, near Washington Parade Pos,
e, on l. nlodi iy Rent lcv to good tenant. 80 s'f