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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
CRAVATs, sCARFs, STOCKS, sUsrI.N-


TIE subscriber has Just received and ia no,v
= asUlehdd assortment of red Figured AMI
fashions and most beautiful styles.
STOCKS,
silk and Bomblzne stncks ' '
sUSPENDERS.
Asnppy Of very superior SuspCners con sstng OF su
pCrhne embroidered silk and six Velvet Gu,n I,s,ic
ana the very best English Rue Eskin
UMBRELLAS.
Also, fine assortment Of Richardson's super ior Him.
bTelas. 'f'''O' ''''
All Of which ate offer ed To cusomers aud the pubIie
generally, AT unusually low prices
Je3 EIIsuA suFppppsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
}. W. RANDOLPH & co.

bDDhSEIlERS AND SIATIONERS
SereH D0Ts bciGS Mlueks tate Edry's Hotel and otpa
Sn Hubbard. Gardner & Co's .Sh6e Store ~
HAVE on hand large and vell selected assortment
Goods In their line which they will sell 10 any Gnsn
y At low prices. ~ ~ .
kENI, X ENDALL a. ATwATEH
III hNE IN store Of their imporatiOna beautiful As
sormcnt Of tie following Goods:
London Prints
Black Italian Cloths
saxon wills and Imperial Grapes
single Iwled Fancy Doe. SKIN CIssmercs
DO Black do
Black brown, Olive and Green CashmeT,us
MennO CassimeTea
Stockineu and Plain Gambraona
hlhamb1 Mixtures
Natural Colour and lieaehod London DdllinEs
SIX figured Ncsngs
ladies' Blsck silk Gloves
DO CHINA Whia 10
lck Cotton Hose
MrOaviaD do DO
EartOn ginRhims
Rich Printed JacOneia
DO 10 Bishop Lawna
tl0udcd Tliin StGpai MusIinq
Wovc hgurcd Hurricane 40
- Back aud White and second Mourning Lawns
10 very low prices. - ~ no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
Sc 10


ENDENS heI grateful acknowleds mis- TO her frrnIa
anu customers toT the liberal Patronage she has Pc,
ann aolnains them abe - stu al home with Inc
SIos 20 merit continuance of favor, IN having fur
h'sheu ava assortment which variety quality AMI nr,r
may ~ we Win an other Ia the city, consisting Of
b'ie black AMI any other colored figured silks
Newest style of Chaley and fancy Iuu,lins
Prints OF various patterns and qualities from, to "a.
per yard i'' ''"' q W go
Shawls OF every description
Fine Bonhazines, SaitinetI Cloths anil Ca.si,ners.
a large assortment NJ Linens
Ihr, AL cambria hdkfs and Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edgings and InscrtinA
Cambria do Ia
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion gcnilcmen's soe Ks eollars AMI ho.o,
DO do hdkts
great variety of Hosiery silks wooden and ro,nn
Newest style Ribbons, l.aces &c
adIes and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES silk leather md yooIIu
Together with variety fancy articles loo ts,Ios 10
ehuinerae, but which will be found highly worthy Of AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

HAVE in store and receiving large stock or China
hass AND EarhcnNare, Looking Glasses, AStal Lamps
Castors Tea Boards Knives and Forks Fancy Cood. A.
&c. which are offered u ihe Country and civ trade At
a adSa9Ge, Ny stock consists 10 Part Of White Granite,
GOLD BAND-Raised Figured Painted and EnaIneIlei
al AMI small CHINA Tea sells Gold and Tea
Wafer Ptchers-Ewers and Basns--ChildIenis Tow Te,
Dishes and Tureens, separate from sets
kieh French Chan Cologne Bottles aud Manel orna.
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-Deeanters
10 sets and pairs; Campaigns, Tumblers, Wines Cor.
Stands, Centre Bowls, SAVERS 10 setts and pairs As.
tral Lamp shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pins Glass
GLASS JARS Of every description.
IMITATION silver, and Plated Castors Pla.ed and Brass
died Dining and Desssr Knives ami FORKS IN setts Of 81
pieces Walters Bresh Trays, Britannia Tea aud Coffee
GERMAN SILVER Pated and Britannia Tea and Tail.
SPOONS, britannia soup Ladies', az.
ASTRAL LAMPs-arge and small sizes-Brtannia and
PASSAGE LAMPS Rich Cut apdPIain
.MANIEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card u ,skets
Moto Mugs Elegant Cut Glass aud China Cologne Bouie
BnusIIEs- Cloth, nsir Table aud Tooth Brushes, Ia
LOOKING GLASSES. Msnici Pier, and Toilet Look.
( inS Glasses, from one TO Eve draws.
Looking Glass Plates separate.
maniia al other Mats
Edssd Plates Common Cups and saueers, Bowls, Pitch
ers Mugs, and Common Tumblers &c packed in the
| 'cs' manner ana on the moa liberal terms. apJ
~.
~ TaiOns, iSlloWs: F'N'-
and AFue 'N ''T
Tome MTfUrs PiHs-A remedy or the Feverand ARie
pOsrFss!ng the properties the Ionte Mixture ana
equally as asacious IN removing this Touble soIe com
plant
EEfrari SlrsdpGriba-An Improved preparation Of i,
article. and highly recommended.
IerUfHgs or HORN DcsfrDycr-A SAFE add certain re-
medy for eEpeling Worms from the human s,ueun an.
particularly atapifi 10 The sesUf children.
AUi1iDntnfNi EUibT0runDH-A huc stimulating apgiira
lon ipr TIE cure Of Rheumatism sprsss Bruises sor,
| Throat, Sc.
CAyruUl-An invaluable and pleasant remedy fpr For,
/ Eyes. y " "
PUHOHnril-This remedy is hEhly valuable pr il Ell
cscy u removing obstinate Coughs Of long standing pr
duce1 w colds uihcrwiEe n E recommended a. nav
ing many claims upon the confidence and patronage Of TO-
vli7. being possessrd o fine rating powers an,
capable 81 OVERCOMING hc unhealthy effect likely io b,
e.. s''
CarbOnic DsHfTifes-A remedy fpg Ehfsn.ag AMI prs
| serving fhs teeth free oi aN Injurious pTOpeuifH
Dri'Hfai A4basteT-FOr the prer1tsfof
Il Tor sOneung, whitening and preserving the kin
We have been appointed Agents the sale OGths sboy,
/ Medicines.
| A rcsh supply received
| GAYNOR 4 ROYSTER
=. w door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

'eaNe1 anu Tor saeby JOHN II. EusTACE a SON
-. - $ doors below tho Hell Tavern.
4. ELL, JOHNSTON a. LYELI.,
AZ yd'nss MckiiaosS old Stand Rirby,onJ -,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN pr,s.
w Medicines, Chemicals Dye WorIs p,intcrs rs
eIes' OLA Window Glass Glass. Ware xr ,.hi.S ~,
will sell on LID. raj terms, ' ~' WIN" lucy
Eru .,iiss hAse, Indigo snuff Maccaboy, LofrL
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pcpper Iamp nlark uI,.L 80,
p, ~, ~ ~ h3uen stone staughon's Buers, Chalk
Liquorice Ball, Logwoo, SeiditZ Pov,Isrs s Sty 4,
eaetSstuS, Iis blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
,,.,s. GU .in-tt anu Root Castor oil, Ia bottles
White Lead, dry and In oil Epxotu SAKE EIonr s,t,,
MI pcn,nn., 'a''poue INK, ia bottles, birthstone
vi peppermint, and other LuciteT Matches
esschta OTIS British IustTe
Snn S, , nuss'a owe Oh, in baskets and
Soda, for washing
OllS-Winter strained spe rm; Fall do Iinsced No,.
cot Spirits TuTpcntine. 'S''' ''"S
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-surrieal Ips,r,,ne,,s
-ancets, Evanss best, our own imporai,p anJ r,
sngenhine ApoccaTies' aud JontcctioncTs lass F,,r
llure assorted, of all desc iptons; Vals B1I.s I,k.
Sc fertuInery soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders A..
ahr dry and ground la OIL Oils, Window Ga.s BTshes
SoloTs, and Painters Articles. 7
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INES-Physici,,s,, an,
country Merchants select GOO from a. Ia,yc ,nd
an assortment as can be ounCn any other store in
he Siatos. Virginia. 1895 ''''' u"
10 The mos, prompt auen,io, MID D., ,..,. 80 -,
-,-- nah ~
RurLERs TAsTELEss SEiDIITZ POWDEEs- -,
- iz Powders, which ususuay offered In m. nnt
IN Two So aTaie portions, In these by oToc "a.
prevents any spontaneous action upon each other eonhi.
uu h one compound powder, the cervescin. aoluon Of
winch "a wafer, Is very nearly tasteIrss.
beslles being more paaiale, il made In mtEh less
Hhe anu win INFINITELY less trouble than that nTofr M
VII" the Two powders prepared in the usual way For se
49,, ALEXANDER DJvAL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
RICHMOND HAT MANUFAcToHY,

and at prices with which they will be pleased Hs stock
OF spring and summer LcghOrn ami Palm Leaf Has
usually large, and being selected 10y himself New YORK
aud Boston well adapted 10 this market His prices on
all occasions, will be found az least low be offered
IN any other House IN the trade. lie L. also supplied
usual with Hauers materials FuTs u the various kinds
Trimmings, Hat Feis six Plush Shelac, Extract Of Iag.
wood Brushes, Cards, TIP Paper, &c &c all which will
be sold az a small advance.
The ladies' respectfully Informed that they will find
an assortment u the most beautiful Leghorn HAS forcb.
dren and infants, uf the latest broad hrm mode.
ulh I-3m JOHN DOOIEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

IA cficr Tor sale un good terms
w Huu lbs Hacpn
bCiD 10 Cotton Yarns
100 HsckaStt
3J0lbs White Sugar 2OpO 10 Willie Havana do
tons Country Iron; do BHdcfed steel
200 lbs shof; % boxes Candles; ~ 10 ansp
Htgrolxt new orleans and oiher sugars
- taas Coffee
3haH ipcs French Brandy
10 Imitation DO
DO Holland Gin, schehiam
Madeira. HhctTy, (palc and brown port. Cl,rct
and Ohsmpafnr WINS
N hhds Common Wlhskcy
~ this do do
nv do Old do
~ do No HcTringa; bhhds Molasaes
0hye gallon Donilohns ~ ono DO do
IN Dreams Wrapping Paper
~ do Writing 10
Uiuger Pepper; Starch; Rice; Flour; Tobacco
Nails Hlackinn Chocolate, Cigars; Hroona
Musiardi Bed Cords; Piouah Lines. rt0neware &C.
NH 2-cu saconI door above OH M,,tet
Hk0 BOXES WINDOW GLASS
COO 21r2i 1916 iiSI5 ItEI6
~ ~ IsBi 1879 us3q
esl0 tOSl2 I2sif IQIi6
!2sla i6Si8 1910 i2S2O
hHb For sale, low, BY
sAML Y. ADtR 90.
foM, sALE, psir Of a'si rate VET broke yoaos
~ MNLhr, warranted sound, and sOt for no fault. A
great bsrfnin may be ia BY sppc aon lhe sore Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

WINNERS AND LAMP OLD bbis Elephant or ~
w iHnefh 90 TecevinR pef FchI Josephine for a.
wv HiLJIANr q IANALI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

~ square Bales Cotton
100 bushels ~ Clover seed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

When any medicine composed entirely Of vegetables is
OF ise capable Of curing many Of the alarming
to winch the human system Is subject and addition should
he conc usWev shown that h taken oIectuay
eradicate ihesouTce disease that agreeable taste
aud sure 10 its operation its Thousands niu-
ios no one should not be extensively used plon zed
the prudent ,
The poPfetofs Of Dr. NeNtous Panacea ask Tor no
ronafe shove The merits Of their medicine Aware hat the on
safe criterion Of Judging is b theoures performs few Of
we many eoHiicaies 90 procession subl0ned fully
ehe.ng that the evidence the unfortunate invalid n Dfe
cradle TO bombastIc dspay Of 'nsny words
From Rev. Lyman Culycr. Norwich VI
bi' / newton SfFor 10 years past have been afflicted
"lh ne'Fous.iremhng times toproduce aiunes The
nosi respectable having failed TO afford ne relief
"ss induced 20 make Of Psnacea which am happy
10 state has completely effected a cure TT
From John y McGregory u Newport Nh
d. J. NeSons faasces has Tor The last wears has had
WIDELY extended circulation 90 hs vicinity MANY have been
cured OF obstinate lingering disease and and deli
cate health have been persuaded keep
y 90 hand iarrago Of vegetables nsenousy put TO.
gt'h'r se OF which The ands of regular and scientific
pncan have cured The disease have "a,
years D'en constant observer ~ s and have made
rec into The effects pfodoeed and commend IL 10 the DOB
Dc at ssie and valuable cfofatfc MANY diseases
From Rev John Moore ~ lisuflft Conn
leroy 'eniI Mat my wife has u Newton !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Argylc. Nova Scotia


Each genaiaa bottle enolos,l in blue VI pper on which
I" ai-l 'sncd by SomFf0a Red NoSr orHIE CAS- ~
otsUIst
lJ'1he outside yellow label Will have. on a0cr Dec
,aSs ~ addition TO that Of Simpson Reed the signature Of
wv JthH tuhcr, one ~ ts partners
The great celebrity o the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has
sts Tie ravso 81 sueup, Introduce spuou, articles which
ny partially assuming the Of tie genuine calculated
10 instead ADD deceive tho public Among
The 'Amsrieas snopat, Balsam Vegetable Pulnony Bal.
samie Syrup Pulmonay Bam,' 'CaHcs Compound Pulmo.
nsry Bsisam and Others Purchaser should inquire the
tee 1tseie BY its whole The Vegetable Pulmonary
bassan and tes that has The marks and OF
uise -
Each bAe and -cs STAMPED Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
one HoTS CouHitfuf. bfsidfs the Americdn Pufaona
~ haisas and ohes Shore alluded 10 An attemp; has
teh made % decc'c ne public by spurious mixture called
'eeeAhs fomonsry Basam' Fooiiuos sgncd Samuel lee
$40 10 le prepared by uuprneipicd i Bangor Me
nc hau't Nru'p 90 10 feremblo the genuine sigma
ssN All base attempt deceive lie public add avoid he
rsn"hfSent that awaits sexual fitgetv
. fot 'as ., REED. HiNG& CUTTER. date Lowe &
reel vho'esac ctscn Dfugs Medicines, Paints Dive
"Sn', Ne - Chatham Street BOSTON ard BY Druggists aud
eoSnts meichsuts searr, Nov hugllno and pm
ef places trouThoat ue United States and Bfh Prostn-
CO. ffics - cents
sod,s Rutsrd D, DANIELS NIL. lily
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unryacd for curing Scroiulous Swelngs
Scurvey Sores Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Pains in
the sides hips and limbs aud seldom fails to give relief in
local Rheumatisms if applied to the side II will cure many
of the common Liver Complaints and is equal II not su
perlor any thing in use for the feet. The
vues Of this Plaster have been witnessed by thousands OF
individuals in the United States who have tested It's eca
cy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen; Mddlebury
VT WmC Simpson, n Co, and Lewis * Co Boston
Comstook y Co, and Hoady Phelps Il Co, New York
and several druggists in Philadelphia 2 NJ Cohen x Co
Charleston, c, John + Clark Baltimore and by drug
gists generally throughout the United States and Canada
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS n BELL, JAMES
BARRETT, Jr. and at the Bookstore &c voc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

fniAl > 90 NthNoNT q D ,'H,a,Sr''a ' ,a
Ifas cert hsi8 a. Casr'en stt D.s,ftt tht %
rr,s,Bt A. Warner. Judge
" sarh srecotdi ofts lat ed and Testament Of
ja-oa Crsv.n las of D. osan deceased. hsvng made
. ta.d sst ca-sre q the home farm o shout le
ati-. rrs 'd Bsnsau, ff tlr payment ol toe debts
tot ga - tsd t-rd anc charge oi administrator
o. 10 ordered shat Sad application BE- heard before said
toart o. session thetrof o. b. holden Ut Casetpu
usc fis Nedncsdsy March next and that oou there
OF be- ctrn 90 al prrsons interested, BY publication ui
1863 ordet The BgtaHd Hciad ucSsFsPer printed st
k4lau4 thfse seeks saoocssrey previous 10 said time Of
h,auog o. appear sud object thereto d they causc
GO o. ; LANGDoN Reg,lrr
W. Doc subslr,befs being appointed by the hoo the
w probate court &C., toe district Of Rutland, oommis-
soutfs n receive examine and adjust ell claims and de-
uibuus ui aIl PERSONS arbInst the estate Of
HENRY HODGES,
late Of Cs'endoo IN sad district, deceased represented
lnsYivent snd aso Ell claims and demands exhibited in
effect thereto and months from the ith DAY of Jan
uhfy, ISL being allowed By said court for that pur.
Psc We DO therefore hereby give notice that We will
suend 10 ihe business Of said appointment al the
store ~ ,hc late hun % u & : " Hodges IA Clarendon.
on the t'h Taesdays Of March and May next from ten
clock " until Eve clock T. VI on each Of SAID days
EDWIN EDWIN l6G tifiTo' tcomm...ioner..
HARVEY BUTTON, )
~ We subscribers. being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the distinct Of fAirbaven com
monefs TO receive examine and adjust all claims and de
mands Of all persons against the estate Of
ARTE.JAS kElLS.
late Of Sudbury "a sad district, deceased represented in
solvent, and also all claims aud demands exhibited in
offset thereto aud mouths from the ID day Of Decem.
Der last being allowed by ad Tor that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the bust
ness Of our said appointment al the dwelling house of the
widow Samantha Reyes Sudbury. the last Tuetda
in March and May neat, from o'clock A N until 4
clock +. VI o each Of SAID days
h iHH Mi1D FHHiLros. com~'e'.
January 8, iSii G-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
STATE or VERMONT
Adjutant and lnsp. Generals Office.
FINLAND pnIh Innnnrr I-I


Rutland. 10Th January, 1-il.
General Oriers, No. II.
Application having been made to the Comma ndet ~
Chief by hc inhabitants Of the East and West parishes of
Rutland liable do military duty praying for ultera-
ton the fifth regiment of the militia of this state that
the 9Th company said regiment located in the town OF
Rutland may be divided, and that company may be
gained the West Parish Of said Rutland; and SAID petit
ton having been approved BY the Field Officers of said
Re giment and by the General Of the brigade
1t is ordered That the prayer Of the petition be granted
that the seventh Company OF the 9TH Regiment he divided
by line called the "qunrter line, running North aud
South through the town OF Rutland tat the limits of said
company, heretofore embracing the whole of said town
hereafter comprise that part OF sad town which lies East
Of said quarter lines; and that the inhabitants OF said
residing West of sat "quarler line, liable TO do military
duty be set off it, said 9Th company and he organized
into, and form company, To be known and designated
the tenth company in said regiment whose limits shall be
that part ofsad town which lies wes of said "quarter line
Brgadier General Robinson Hall will carry this order
into effect by causing the be recorded the
ords OF his brigade and copies thereof be recorded in the
records OF the 9th regiment the 9Th company in SAID reg
ment, and of the 10Th company when organized and by
causing said 10Th company be organized forthwith and
make due return of his doings.
By order Of the Commander in Chief,
j. w. HOPKINS, Adjt and Insp General.
true Copy,
ID ItFSABiS, Brig Major Insp. 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district Of Fairhayen, con-
missIoncrs TO receive, examine and dust all claims
demands OF all persons against the estate Of
JULIAS a GRiSWOLD,
late Of Benson, in said district deceased represented in
solvent aud also all claims and demands exhibited oset
Thereto and SIX months from the % day OF Dec being
lowed by said court for that purpose do therefore here
by give notice that will attend the business of our
SAID appointment, at the residence of widow Ann Girls
would in BENSON the FIRST Wednesdays of March and
April next, from o'clock unil SIX o'clock NJ on each
OF said days.
LUTHER JOY, {Non'h''ss' Is
Benson, January 90, I-ii. 6-8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

rI,tir suheutcf having ordsp iu dasfeni parts 81 We
cooai zee pisus a b. 90 irgs iniehts sppns pnang h'
ls itu wssts cItiyrrclt 90 daSing Az otdes ;"
crtrt before ihc FA 81 e March bcSt vii b. promptly az
tcnaed So Hiis ~ nationals furnished % required
Tie sucbsf bss hsnl' esef land Different kindsl 81
F'ouHd auj cirvauSu pians o. McctHg bou'cs - 80.
John CAIN
Railssd F,b o. tsli 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
Russcll's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is said TO tc superior o.,
now IN usc Tor That disaptccablc aud ossumc M
lhs Ointment Is So certain N rs operation that uo ,
troubled with the above disorder ought to hc Wuhoutu
remedy for cutancous Cruptions, scrobutc affections OF
head or any other breaking out which arises from shan
mouts IN the blood. Price p cents box.
fresh supply Just received and for sale d, Dlacfi
Bell James Porter, Burt Mason, Rutland. : l. &c..
Wallngotd, Sawyer, Tnmoulh, Joel VI Ro,cts r..
ID Strong, G Potter. Pawlet. 4 Grover. NcIl"S Se
West Rutland. NJ g Langdon 4 Go Castctcn, 4 l,s :.
Maay ~ Co. Joel Bcaman, Poullucy;I Kellogg n.
ton: Aonzo Allen, Fdithavcn; e X Walker Il Co. Be-.
ID Neacham, Spa; ID II Meoham, Wallinsiord. Also 10 r
OF the principal stores in the United States 80 " COW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
II A + S.
FAIL FASHIONS.

FAIL FASHIONS.
HE subscriber has hand new assortment OF the
l. most
Fashionable Hats,
At his old stand 10 East Rutland one door south Of the
PsooPa Church. which equal 10 any manufdeared in
the country for beauty and du rabity. Those wishing TO
purchase according these Loco Foc0 times invited
call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds OF country prod taken exchange hats
WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
sheared and Pulled Lambs Wool old Sheep and Lamb >
Pes for which the highest price will be paid in Hats
applied on old accounts, &c. OREL COOK.
Rutlaut o. % $40 34-Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

r.,- c,so Il extreme weakness 81 the lungt and uim
ali, al testhng dsagrccabc scaaou' Of the stomach ",h
- I'd r,ett. snd D., Of three bottles ~as rulnel
,,d cf the Ideally breathing and her general hen'h
vct, much Improved.
Cancer Hnfror Crrtd
h,,,t, r,,,,6, that have several been uou.
l Mn sores 10 ~, called cancer tngmu consult
=, .e,rs rh,c,ns and trcd various proposed remedies some
- ,i,h s.cpc 10 make thrm better for short time but
otbns rsrmancn affected until m April last was 1"'s
eli 10 n, Nc~ton Panscca, which, am h1rpt to sy hos com
pletcl, effected JotL VI "i't"oHi'
Newport Juue 80, lbj9.
Jiyr,ssiug case of Scrofuia Cbrcd.
Ne.srs Con Hatch Cove hereby certify thai child
~, on, was severe, afflicted with the Salt Rhcum. We had
tried the prescriptions the most celebrated p}sehns ana
a,ou, Other remedies without bcncdt until We believed
ito otnpant of our child ncufablc II had be 80
Ina that hair had nearly al fallen off from IT. head and was
nearly covered In TIE WATER Of 1888 were adS
sod b, friend To maize tfa Of rI Ncwious Panacoa, which
happy that TO our great Jo, and contrary
to our expectations has performed cure