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II ., be .cen that their liabilities have increased du'in
ths winter ain 9st million and hs OF dollars. and their
asset, 200C0 The OF liabilities over assets benz
three liios. anl Of immediate cah Liabilities specie
three and auarcr millions. II the two itcss OF as,ct
bot nao.r" and o;neT cash assets rendered TO-
-gb. We might be better able 10 get at more exact
knowledge OF their situation bat beng part OF that Bana
,-,cn vii has Tor some yearS been used Hy>lfy
look only ~ that comprehend; nme late lsbls'
ans specie. and say il is bas eEpos1rc.
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w low-'TLe subscriber = selling at 'i',crF "n, o
gold .nt vsr ever ans Lor e-c,pfu-rj le-'r ald '''
w,irhr. u as4pni Si.s Pm, Goli Pencil, 49, - ~
.c,. l,s 80 n g. dollar, zach lt-h'' aai Jew
-.-y exchanged 81 bou.tL
A.. Va l-t.s warranted e. seep good unr - - -:
return q. . - ~ .,
in,nIle7 of Watches aud Jswcry ~ho,aar anf r.'a %
sfr.e- IN Il ~ ~
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g., Hostor I.urducr'- lecture

edition of Doctor Lirinei'' Courr OF Lecture " 'rsed 90
N,o, = ju,t published '. of Sic at u' ONE. rose
~ m. So .r,l--1 hr Fixed >iar~-Na-
s,,.c Neric-Iatitudc an Loueicde-B.e'el'H,' Tan
nn.-ropg.ar Fai,cig--L sA'-F~.'." So ''' o'1'
>taf,-u>orta. Sketch ot Astronomy Dew 'eho' AZ"
"a bv Ar-Sc.ui lie Dsc1ver.es -, a. w.,
N,,',,I ,i,i. Eatl,rv-Stcam EngIGc, o. "I'a' oial
! nd
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IT, the packet Sip Quebec. IRON L1ul1a-h.Dr-i -"
ford AMI la,l, Mr, Gou,iry. ilctnl1, Rph'ri fnr
mi., 4 Non and iam.lv.A Al Miller l. MOI and family
Mrs 4 Jacobs a'i family. EHIa HsI. Eu'Gqmefa, II
Dncl,u1 " Pope and family aud p n lne sieera>e
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MARRIED

On Mon iav. NAV 10th, George No- u Mss S@i"" v ~
.,p daughter Of lanes 4. fNur -.
no SUNDAY NAV IAN. WI inm L.yrrnole to Anne
,,,n,Li.r oil the late joel Post all o.. TIL city
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N-nTICE-Dr. J. \. BrSH'S SAR-

NTOTlCE.-Dr. J. y. BlsliS SAX
= SkPtaILLA syrup and Vegetable Snr,ayar.lli
ts,,. Rood Pill iH~ 0r.Y lrn n -a~1pa Va now
- 81 H. --v oI Mexico ard d. nDie -4nOInding cOun-
-, 70 .n tle southern AID ~outi''fsifn .atrs FOR
-araclre. alf accommodations ~ ,ho~-bhs leit WIN
either o. t..e lgeu.. tis cry. Mhoesse and re;>l az
ssr. Piarrr-y BoHery. sor Naikersf, and {. H. RING
Fulton cor e. n ,.--rrfa by J. H. Hali Roadway coz
Cham1ers.. ilrrchin.s, cor. Bo~efy and s''0m A. D.
L - Ssnis, Fu.toa--.
Prepared only by Doctor J. \. Bn.h, al hs norhfrn
Glen cal Iabqrai9ry anil Chemical "or, 10 ~. 'lV
V New, York anil 40 bis branch Office 10 r CITY 81 hs'r"'
None genuine except tie al John - bDsh y "'u'.
ri. label Price ~ and 81. Pi.5s 80 prhoH. <9Ilms
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JB. MlLLEWS li2 Canal Il
10 ,,i.s,.l. Hef,Xssn ThOmu,rn aud = % wan
MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

va GIRL Man ~ Beaver street, two door, from Pear
~ ~ Ncu York. would respectfully invite merchants ant
ml ne.. visiting tie city. 10 rs and examine thr 'incN -
i'nerv and Six Goods, Their stock 3. entirely NV
tn -a been selected with the utmost care. Having me 20
. market early, they have had the benefit o Ftkr -
LECTiON> from the importers and auctions, anil hdNrs
bought their goos cash cv believe they can oirr not
,v "a, cheapest bot the best selected assortment oi .o''
m rieir ire To- b. f1lud len tin II their intention 20
keep cerafhv hand -ooi- y tn most tl-u'n-ir h.
Az, 10 dc bl,ia-,, On the CASH SYSTEM believing ury
"a ,.n, . S. .e-t tia.- ias ~ q, Iu Tier lff
% patron tne,o ir.j,,d ~ the credit houses They rrN
fv cr h- a. ue-s %, their cou, 'pr patronage lhfY
t,,.ri tue s..tpu s4 regularly and go rl ,1rr great
flr ,rs v. d, they y % - o. -rl ny afl7cr .u COST
Ca! sod 80 : - ~ 'f'' n.eN'
T.. VI. STEvrNs,(
Z r. GRyMkS. Z MA '"i'
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SrRiNG4 OccURRLNca.-Sofne weeks since "a
Old cig wa, seal t. Mr.. Snuu'i II. Over, al'-
toar,r. t. be sold. Or "eire'd'y h7i II "e-
knocked "a 10 al iud .gduai Tor TIE ''nah sum oi
20. Subsequently the purcia.of disposed oi
fi. zig tan Mr. Mool4. On removing the lining
ODD FRIDAY, Nh. VI. discovered p.chrt-booH. which
Oh bonn. opened, ~, found 60 co.,ain number
of current Bank N,,c,. amounting ia oil 10 the
SUM IT ,1J0 As !ar a, the lariu.. oancr. OF The
pig have beer traced, 30 o.c seems to have any
kro.,!,Jse OF the cx ..icaec e tnc money IN it,
hii.ugy pace. ia. imorc AMIR. Monday.
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,ir. Po;udeG,er'- Cu-,om-sIousc re

nori-An F11a NAY NJ -aI AZ 0.' O''T I' 'Il' ''"-
un.i,e,e columns of Tie chorest and richest passages
Of thi, isn as RcparL Tie EVra contains i- ' 80 p
an, cLarc-. AGAINST Collector, lloyt asI Cults, agd H.
,,,., A,,~,..v xuitr All vto " .,h 20 see how Old
rrn.p handles Cus.uisu. matters Wi fad rcl' ,ad-
I'M, Ina our l. x;Ia ruc' cents.
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MELAscHoLY AcciDlNr.--Nhil-ts several WORK
men were engaged Ola Saturday aft,raoon % romoy-
tx the walls Of the buiidl.g which stood at the
head Of the roIe.valk destroyed by FIRE on Friday
evening last. a LARGE body oil brick, socama de-
,a,ch,d and f.l inside, buring bcne,,h four chill
Grsn and man Three . ,ho children were ia-
SAINT, Killed.. Their names aic iGclarl Wbty.
p ,,ar. Of agc, s.n Of NJ. Richard White,
Thames street; Mary Ara idwasl., a--d -.
daughter Of Mr. Edward Edward Gor.h street ;
Jane. Dunria aged j., son of Nj Jano- Dun.
Mn, Cough street. : German, whose name sc
did Mt learn, had his lcs hro<co, and 4 lad named
Wa.ion was seriously inquired in the head
Baltimore American cf Monday
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g,OR SNLE-Forty Knapsacks and 10
u1ATCurs AND JEWFLRY yer,

Il Carf-ii-a Rotc. uc,-v u~w aul n excellent rond-
on for .. VII be- sold vrr, cheap Inquire 20 t' oH'
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- Rnud'- Academy, 3,i Pcnii h"u
nsx..,a.-t..... y. A.-lIc suaiifi 'i''' .r-'

DIyi.,an.,Irc.I.. =. YIN ,4'lI'''' :, =
commence ON Monday the sth OF May. lh">e ,,,.,,,
Wish 90 horo,-h e1ui'e ~ - I'm.
kn- - or classic - studies cn.tf u.n AZ " -
ton b, making immediate 3ppilsaton ~, s,n - al
of instruction pUfssed, ami thr same booAs d." In,
both places I(gs ~ '
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- New E@oks.-Sax.on Mics have Ills daY re-
1f iar >a al 10 broadway, IA, following works
w., inuhrt,s Letters to rs Snu, Madam. D. -erFi-nr
\. A. borrow GNp>ies SPAN, The Two Adniirh, i>
1n,- - Downns'S Lanj>cgpr Gdrdr'ns, Wiling oi i
H,I,'i Homer hAisleN'. kingdom OF Christ Sc &c
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gTTW and Cheap Crockery Store, No

= q, :, No. ~, .,,t~. ~ NHAN 4 GREEN.
80, - fr. Hons. ami :. I'm p riers
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- se,en,een,., Wnrd Deunocrntic Ola,

i.-ufD.. 90 o.. ~Alf-ui - a.a t'Nt Ai| '.-I ".' i
.e-,rI o. meet - HIt'i.I, corner 90 500 h',H.f 81
!slL street., / -c Jay evening to- llil nit 81, "
by Ouisr g. /. ADAMS, seq. my -
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ErF.J Beams. Aucronccr. Ia FuI1a -. ,o
ysNHIS DAY, Tuesday, May lItR. AT ~
sNXTFNslyE SALE of Books, Maps,
IcuvnnDy'S Newly ork Prntinh lnk

Mandatory p Iso,e-,t, corner o. Da.nr t,i Su-t.
llIa,-) ruuta. inA o.. a.! co..i va a'.' ~ ~ Ems,
.l,r-.h u ANY part oi tie c;y zee oi cari--r. III
r, a. ,eaIcts are >oc cl 10 asAe "a Oh '' ''''''
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lian,, Apsiac!.col1, Post s Phillips
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Mantle, iicpbsm ia IS .m Canon, tea 10 / \
@ Grifwold
Pack, Nip Gauich, >adly n Liverpool April liih, to
+ X Collin,
P4oAe, snip quebec. Ib5ari, n L1ndonani Portsmouth,
Ap,il l2.i Ia Druutl 8 II niuru-&I2 pa,-estcrs.
Sap Bruh.s Ok, bIcNiannl,, ~ ds iH Liverpool o. &
SLn Southport liebeft, is in Charleston TO Georsc
3uckley. &C., III, ,
ordrr.
Isne sun Warrington, fm Hamburg March I'D mir l.
5rg Jane, wilson Pchner, SO d, I'm Palermo, orange
and lenos,t0 Fitch y Go.
Brig G. b. Lamar, Sannerman, d' I'm Savannah -
In -pend.d. Mckenzie, dsfm savannah, 70 Master.
Bry Dlmon Robertson, q. la Chdres'on, + Dsnndh
Eng Emma Waite, q is I'm Marracabo To Boueh1ui
Theabsui -,
SIR DurOc, 10 H. ~ y % lr-ns. -.
Schr CoinI., Bea,.gy, Norm CarOAna shingles 20 VIZ
lam, L Northern. ,,-.,,.
>ehr CHARTS, johnson, Richmond, coal to WI ans 4
Northern.
BELOW-l ship. briys
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no sINGLE GENTLEMEN.-An ell
.InAREWAKD.-ThcS Store Of the

- ! w subscriber, ua.sr,e. -I lct0e,n ,i'arl.I
rr.u'nr suI Mluiiy morning. Iou a-ani aul over ore
huU.-,I aoL,u . 3, >. aul hi4lr Que pen aft pl' BE-
KNIVES, pn pearl, I,oIy huca anl l.iIo hiuass ,t.Ou.
I.ruaksr, wore Joseph .pleer sons. Huot Era1s...
~,tt0 ~tnie..lu HIdlr;o aAd Bucuer, bat primer aN
H0I ..r,' Hn' haits'
AS.,ar. of seventy five D1.sr. NIL be PAID By lie
Subscriber, on f.cuyert OF inr ku'es aLi Twenty Nt
Dollars on tie con.ietInu 1t tI~ iul'i of tiirse,
VAN AGEtfA iICkkl
.tts . tsfrl ID Il rSf l..
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CAxAL ToLLs-TLc tolls on all the State ca
nss up TO the 9Th Of May inclusive, lor four PFC
oedLns Nears:
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r Richard Adam. s4oCi,e'S Celebrated Lecture
ol "sGSETs, ani AsrRnS9'T %, reported for TIE I'M
n- puh,ard IN heat pamphlet and Tor sale AZ his Of
fee. Free g. cents or e. cents per COCA.
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nROKEN BANK MONEY.-Bulialo

,.nk Commercial Bauk o. BuId.a' Comn'' iela' :
1-e'' Ia, County BanA. Farmers Bank, Ah'-rii."i
- = i..,t.... fs.l Money. b1Iglt ESQ o., bel faes
aal h'1>'''' '''' 1AYS PALMER, Il "a.!-st
t! ,,s., under tnr Am J. g
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'g0ripfiug

i Printing OF every variety, rom tie i7rte'i foti'
hiii. To- DC csI C.rcuags and Cards Vii De prompt
and handsomely executed N tue lowest H'h@ ilicts ~
LANES >Wt AIN No barclay, corner of Gree nVlci o.
,rf,t 4. works him>eii. he can Afford 10 ana VII
io "a .teaprr than thi>c who nte thri' ho w. nam
men - tue " tsl sic the Cy are e>peeisy "' lea To-
give fm a cab. ~. i.-.t g..
o. : " 90 undertake the printing oi fcn,..,' ~ i"i
.niri NAV ven secured thr lowest tennis my .ieouI
IL PARTICULAR N0IlCt.-ilE,, ~. soas ia' -
f,~t,r, OF srv .crp.ion dispose Of, or VINO are ni'dk
No. ar, kte,ur. VII i,i rcI " sale 'vt any poNoi
err all of lien gools, b. seisnS sheH ailIt, ~ ''''t
49,, - .Da,-rl.-r G.1l> 10 2IiCLai purcl Ased
'-ur ~ = COTTON co. ~ t"sh aIi- ~
l. CORPORATION Neiicc.-fu6ic N'tce : ger ~
..,.- t1i '~a,. ui Property Cor unpaid Tax, W i-"'
,,t al public Auction, at tAr CITY Hal oi ihr ON oi Nv
N,.1 rn Vur0iav The 10Th day ni july next a = rci
t,n and he continued from Gay 10 day uuii To- "ho' %,
,a.d property shall VI" 500, am Nii' We "a " ,i
a, ~. ,..S and prop-riv 10 hc Sold pub she'd 10 lhr
Ne, trs newspaper printed and pgn,hcd m ,T YN q
NrN-Iors. ALfhtp
Ccnp,,oi,l's Office. April aih, 1872 Co"i'Io"'r
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From
a rs.peciable Merchant OF Passport, Me-, Aug ID

Dcf.r lane: Pe1,r send mc Large supply Of you,
lI..i. rI I.rB.,. fEtlalf nl u' 'Ai. t 'At -
1,.. a rr.a D-u1ld Tor tnrli 800 OBJ" br,i FmFin''H
.,ntlsf,sp from Windsor Province = New brun'"ichl
"a, r...,rp trrggh here b., way % hs'nh' 10 E't
.iif. ~ Bronchitis. wien recommended To- hm Your ~
pcctorau' Il did tr uceiiIl tor Li1 and ~ r'nfnei
t...'.. ,..-..rrf, r.'r.f JouN BECktoKD
Tie EAprcof.at las hrsugtto nan 90 IL here a'r
. Pi, rln bad given ln up, and ie h1i taken n'ihfs
lr three dave. liz complaint ~a, called Consumption
-.ra Oh -t .4afi -lf Ln 800 very stressed siiui-
.or recommended o., vie t1 try Hc ENe' ctofsnt,
,, = FL la.. l1aD. iut 10 recovered right away. Tie
Di.tor blew ur 90. Yours, s.. 100 haste J. BEckFoED
Prepared only LY d.. ID. Jane ~ south ltni-st' fha,
si.a sold o. he agents hy Toe quantity ~ hi retail
No % Fultnu.,i rorler oi Guii,t go Fulton Vt ~
rfsiIAay: Z; f.ast Broadway Price -.
,lnfr,.. Is. ID. SANDS, Druggist.
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r> G.roa. Load Ohaacrll0ro ~ tuEari. ncN cd.tol-
,,,b he OF the sut1r. by Basil Montague F. vols
,,,sl ~, viii portrait J~>g reoescl rni ias sale -
DkyTON = NEWMAN, cr Fu..ls and i>>au-.tS.
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,y,O THE LADIES'. 3. Mi.ler's La

! dt, Fi,' ionahr Su0e Store. ~ Cana. =.
!. y. Miller. through hr medium n The Tribune. lake
fh. opportunity g. r,um h, thanks 90 IL L4dr, li ,eN-
York (h, friends pa-tculsrl lr the hind and liberal "a
ironi1r cvncr toward hn since Bel. commencement ln
bI,ile,. and Lnpe, hv 40 uuIcmug attention 90 merit
continuance OF their ia}0rs.
have Ian (. ana am constantly manufacturing
complete AMI superior ,rim~ut al Lad - sung
French Marorcs and I'D >hpper, iye, and h1s~ 49, '
,,uer ui;i all the Fashionable cI.0r>, AMI .sfrN drt'"
t-ir and Leaufv he obtained the lowest possible
price uus4ai.c.I los ~ the city,
LADIES CATER Roots.
TLs elegant article in all h VARIETY te>houanf co't'
ALWAYS ON t1ud Or made Order a. the shortest notice
Particular attention paid 20 measures To warrant hand
IN.
M.c, and 81 idrra' boot, and shoe, 1 All a.aon', COLI
sizes; Ladies houses, ppers II sing' per pdf
warranted good.
Illc. who wish good shoes 3lr prices 10 pref renee 20
.aor shoe, At reduced price. particularly requested 90
call. SEE. 49,! Judge for themselves ~
JB. MiI.LERS, III Canal Il.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY s DRAPER. Jr.
'~Ne - " li aifi-sirfef. conner lf flue-.tTsf
I'LL RsDAA NJ Il

,,... lHu R>OAl. M.y ~
~ 4- Ft4fN af Tee Acton Rom Er.lr. Goo Isl
- .'hs" "'o', comprising hr.e srt de,irsl.s
n .n~p.t aiticlrs receive. b., rvceut aTnVsls
49, 'f e.,u hSn,~'-e assortment of fr.,t imported
rira,h sni "rrll1n "ess com Tonga IN .rrcton 81
cable arlcis. " '''N ~
40 ca>-, >h.rrrd Born.iS
49,, ; eas.s Ctse al Gro. Re- Nap Rbs,t.
Also. oa>cs Dap tir.
>kTt KDAN. Nav =.
Al o. o'cisk A. the tlcfuu Room
ttcEH> ANu Cs>>INFkfs IrOri - shriv.. yoK -,
Al~o. ON CREDIT Dt SIX MONTHS
Co.'s 'tf- .uN p.ro.> t>g o 1.aa Cin> an,l Cas-.
lffs>. lit -ultt, cnurr> WcsH HkVi blacks hrusus
n'she green, Rft .gfN curs llndnn browns Ru,
'tiN gften, wooded O.tt Str Er,ei csrr, dalI,s A.
NJ loO piece, Ca,s.nvr., oi VARIOUS patterns ana a.
ssrpt.ous.
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Ship O,Hego. Wo1i. : O-l, 49,, , Macy 4 >0r-
Bugs Amrihv,', Wo0,tc-. Sullivan he Alabama,
Hams, ApsacAcUla, Post s Philips
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lvon hand received frs'i every Lew ARRIVAL iArsr
-, 80 ,.i .i5e La,iiy <,srts,and German Lrechss,
tfst ~ tre quick For sae by ~ tlor'and fnntf-d OF
49, AMI r, gu n tl-l ~ a. % be Ussi ported y "a al"
t1 4ay par 0I the colna-y. - .. .. g.,
Le.cD.. applied b. peieni p'r-on az sny Inc
DAVID SANDS 90.
v1.,is.s'e ana retail Dr- Lli-ff ord Chemists,
80. II .a.t Br0ldNay. cor-er Markets.
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NR. JOHN \. BUsHE'S highly Com

~ X. JUN y. DI = IIEHIY NUH-
reatr,,ei ComrounI syrup q S.rpa nsrlla and -sr
IN, Ri Pil. 30 s.e SYM. Pharmacy, c9ner
BoN@rY snf WAKE 'urtI u - an.e. u. h,il, 30.
groqqe. Ch-rlc, H. Ring. Fulton cosner GU = \ ~ n
ID S1n Fulton cnrrrr Gllt-tlesr arr the on,s arpis n
he civ 81 Nv A0rk Pr~psr-i on DR.. J. y Bcs''' :
Norti.rn CLemca Laboratory and Chemical "nfs, 30 NE
y ~ New YORK.. and also hi. Branch ohce in No ry
at MeVeo. Price large size bottle " - 'nsh ur ~
Box Pills D cent? AZ inis
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wilson, lii.Cciinnic-,


on" t@s-9 ~ 'ITI-I1TN'G N0Tl- ITT0'f1' W ,I'
5 No'> - ulo. Just pGi she'd ana for s-lr l'N hN
AZ DAYTON NEWMAN. cor. Fulton AL Nassai-''>
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". C.. III. .1sry. AlctouesL
Sf JOIN iiAGGtRil d SONS.
Store l04 prlr'-.rsst
WEDNESDAY, NAV l8th.
PAcNAGE SALe-jso package torri'n and Domestic DIV
Goods, comprising general assortment ~ >prug Goods,
10 months crrtL
Catalogues and Sample, morning 90 sale.
FRIDAY,
At a O'Clock. a. u.r Auction Room.
itgtnrn and French ii,-,. |. -hnrn nad British Plat
Trimmings Actnl plcka-r., ihr principal part being M
sfc-, oi lrluau Hlt, rHi PLATING, 90 th, well Anowr
marks { ius l.Il.t,' G. fnl u 81 DO >tNluglr NV
lnD1e from The ,,,.e 1nI comprising iarse assortment
Ofp,ls Iia, double aud 81 ,r -le ant coofed boys
n'at' Hau hlh1r-, nomea' Has, As, received PER
Brig p e,iItoria di T. >caut
Sore NJ. Euflns Sip.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
DE. HEBARD

WOULD lake this method to inform the inhabt
W ants OF Rutland and vicinity that, having pur-
chased the premises formerly owned by ]. c. Dex-
ter, Esq, south OF tho stage-house, he intends to
follow the practice of Medicine, in all its varied
branches, and hopes to merit share of public pat
rohage oy close attention to his business, tenper-
dnce in his habits and fair and honorable dedling
with his customers. His practice, for ten wears
past has been predcated on the principles Of the
reformed" Tor vegetable practce,) as taught in
New York City, and College at Worthington, Ohio
10 those who are unacqnainted with the system
the subscriber would inform them that the Reform
ed practice was instituted, and medical school es-
tablished in the city of New York in 1929 nv w
beach, NJ. D. and now president of the Reformed
Medical Society Of the United States DR. B. es-
taollshed board of professors in this school on the
branches OF medicine viz: Anatomy. Physiology,
Surgery, Chemistry, Materia Medica, Botany, Ob-
stetrlcs, Theory and Practice of Physic and Medi-
cal jurisprudence, which were as scientifically
taught as at any medical college in the country In
this practice, ne calomel or other poisonous miner
al is administered; but the Vegetable Kingdom is
wholly relied on to cure relieve the sufferings of
mankind. About 1929, grant for College was
obtained from the Legislature Of Ohio, which soon
went into successful operation, at Worhngton in
that state, and still ourishes almost without par
alle In the history of any institution. This practice
mas nearly, IN that state, supplanted the mineral
practice, as we'll as in N. York and other states.-
This practice is different from all Others from the
fact that it is continually improving and as diseases
and climates change to a certain degree, this prac-
tice varies accordingly. Why not reform or I'M
prove the practice Of medicine we'll as any other
art or science I! The Mineral Practice has had no
important improvement for half a century and al
most all vegetable practitioners of the day are very
much in want of scientific knowledge in Anatomy.
Surgery, etc. Bot the Reformed Practice embra-
ceS The good of all systems now in vogue, in this
country; The subscriber is graduate of the Re-
Iormeu fractlce as well the Old School, and
Of
iha the vegetable practice is safe and scentif
&c than the mineral and fully believes the pres
ent adherents of that practice acquainted PRACTICAL
y with this extensive vegetable practice, they would
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Three Farms for sale

THE subscriber wishes 20 sell 600 acres Of bis
Farm, lying on the Granville Turnpike, within
two miles Of the fiourishng village of WHITEHALL
! lie ABOVE 600 acres are occupied by tenants as
three farms one containing $50; one 600 and the
other 1875 acres of land 1t is believed, and qener
ally admitted that in fertility of soil and conyen-
fence to first rate market, these farms are not sur
passed by any others in the county of Washington.
further description is deemed Unnecessary as per
selves
A part Of the purchase money may remain secur
ed by bond and mortgage on the premises
JOHN f. NEwcoMp
Whitehall, July 8, 1919. lm-os.3I
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ers nd Sores besides nnumerabe other dseas
III nunuIeus OF cases that the subscriber has cured
or greatly benefited were first produced bv The nes
OF mercury II any SCIENCE profession, or society
demands reform, it is the medical The use of mer.
curry and other mineral posons were the erroneous
inventions of misled Physicians, and ought TO be
superseded by the more consistent and older proc-
tice OF a scientific vegetable practice The world
was more free from disease before the use of miner
ais, as medical remedies, than it has been since
Minerals have made more diseases than they have
cured; and the misery which they have produced in
every circle of community, ought to be an indubita
BILE reason to spurn them from the maieria medica
Persons from distance, who wish TO consult DIR.
Hioard are requested to call before the Goth of each
month, as alter that time, for few months he will
VISIT patients at distance. lnvalids from a dis
lance, who would like to be accommodated with
board, can be supplied bv the subscriber or any of
The Public Houses and can have daily advice If
inc distance does not exceed twenty miles, he will
visit patients at their houses any time, and any rea
sonable distance after the goth of each month The
Undersigned will be ready for business by the mid
die ofApril. J.B. HIBARD. M n
Rutland March 2s,ls42 IA Nv
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Read! Readl

1NHE subscriber has made arrangements to re-
ceive all the really excellent and popular
books that appear in New York, and from them he
will select the best Their prices will be according
to their size and character, from 25 to so. None
however will exceed the latter sum. Persons wish
ing to avail themselves of cheap reading will do well
to call and examine the works. The first that will
appear in few days will be the Lottery of Lif
novel by the Countess of Blessington. Lkews
will receive subscriptions for the Youths Gazette;
Book that should be in every family. Sample 10 b
seen at the Book Store. JAMES EVERSON.
Rutland, July 5th 1912. 27:2O
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zen Mountain Tannery.
375 Bowery, N. Y.
DIR TAYLORS.
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

FOX CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs, CoLDs, splitting of
blood pain in the side or breast, asthma, pleu-
rsy, shortness ofbreath, palplaon of the heart, de-
bllty, nervousness, and all diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver.
This medicine has been used in the city of New
York, with unexampled success for eight years, cur
lngthousands who were supposed ncurable. 1t is
now used by most of the medical Faculty, and the
whole people. Certificates of most extraordinary
cures will accompany each bottle.
Prepared at 375 Bowery, in the City of New York
wheIe the article first oliginated and is the ONLY
GENUINE. All others bearing similar names are cou-
nterleits and imposiiions.
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w f the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court for the district of Rutland.
Comm ssoners to receive examine and adjust ali
claims and demands ofal persons against The estate
OF JAMES d. BUTLER.
la'e OF Rutland in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insovent,and also all claims and demands ev
hbned in offset thereto, and six months from the
9TH day of July, inst, being allowed by said
Court Tor that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice, that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment atthe house of Lois Butler in
Rutland on the last Mondays of August and Decem-
Der next, from o'clock until O'Clock n M on
each of said days.
LUTHER DANIELS, ! C.-,--.
JAMES BARRrTT,Jr. commissioners.
Rutland, July 7, 1912. os.ao