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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
.ORM AOWENGus

EJltONED IN muSe than IUJ. 600 cases To- be- in
1 idiIDlc, the only certain worm destroyIno
medicine ever discovered. Many dlsease. ariag
from worms aud occasion long and intense
suffering, and even death, without the Fever he
ing suspected grown persons are vCrymuch AT
hlCiCd with them and ar, GOcf0rcd for variDus
t2mpaluis without any benefit when one dos,
OF lucse Lpzeug's would speedily cure them
Mr ) Murphy, 9J North 81. phIadgIDnIa. WINS
Hppl'o 70 b} a. POOR woman whoFe daughter
years Old hal been sick for yearly Q ysare: her
stomach was as large as a gTUwu persons. her
arms ana legs so swollen thar che could moi
walk OF hepherscIt although she could EAT as
nueh as Two labJuug men. Two cell bratrd
doctors nad exhausted their skIil without any
heH,h'i me father had spent alI be could raise
and was discouraged. be- abandoned AIN idea of
dong any thing more for her; and looked IN
g-aih alone 'o take hgTOut of hc- m-serv Mr.
Murphy believing % a CasC Of worms gave her
DON 90 HhtfWon- LuzIngcs and In two davs She
returned win JOY hr1uiu- 10 her eyes and said
One LuZsHgrs bad saved her ChHis II'c Tho frsf
Hplgu brought away nearly plot Ui worms i'm
ue living mass; SHE afterwards counted ovrr
500 mat were discharged besides Inc ru,ss.s
winch sH" could not count The child was IIfr.
faII| eaten up with them another living wi fuses
%. ihe almost WraOgIuTa efficacy IF SHfFrr1r,1s
L.z.nEes' EePrCg only g5 cents per box
These valuable Worm candies arc sufficiently
known ln ETgIn.1 without any further roftnr4i
fOs sale Wholesale and Retail by
OLIVER PRYOR.
nov I' 'n sole ogcntiJr Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
ANOTHER EVIDENCE

hF he 7rgHEcrfjli cures pcrforyrcd 5y DR.
~ StrTyHcS 60 upJ;tud Syrup Of UiLi cktrry.
DR. Swayne-Dear Slr,--When was al Pits
burCh .ast August, | purchased Of your agent
sIN bottles OF your compound syrup of Wild
cnerry- has for many wears been troubled
with cough, often very violent, w n other IN
slcatlons OF consumption, or disease OF The lungs
OF very serious nature. ! mac very lutle faith
ln medicine, rs Il was thought ms disease was
hopeless and beyond its reach. l had az piled TO
several PHYSICIANS for relief, and also used some
highly pulled medicines which had seen In the
newspapers, Lut hearing that you had muck rx-
pe-ence IN tn" practice Of medicine, and hat
treated many cases OfcOnsumption, i concluded
TO try yours; and from that time, am happy to
will publish II 50 that L. any human being has
suilere as have done, they may know where
20 find a medicine the virtues OF which ma, be
re led upon. Yours respectfully
jan JAMES OSRURN.
Dor sale by JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
a REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM

A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
I(G the use OF DR. JebJ'S Rieuaaiic LiHi,ncuf
- ~ enlarged bottle. Copy Of letter.
Jhrr cstowu, tMasS.) June %.
To The prOprictOrS Of i)r JcJ5'S Linimeut
ID, ar Sill dCCmtt a duty owe 10 suffering
humanity 10 acqu1int ynu, and through YOU The
Public, 'should You think best,) Of the unexpect-
4 md surprising cure peTfn mod on myself nv
the use OF the above most excellent med me -.
have been for mo-e than thirty We. RS, and sJmc.
times most severely, afflicted with the Rheuma-
usmj hava beeH frequently rendered perfect
helpless M consequence confined to my bed,
when u ha. required Two persons to move me
being IN such extreme pam; nave several times
Leeu under the care If the most cmlnentDhvs
caus, but procured only temporary relief. | one
DAY noticed the advertisement of j bb's iiniment
with tie testimonials accompanying 1t, and was
induced to ~ a bottle, VIII ch / used without
much sensible benefit. l concluded, howe ', r
10 pcrsCvCTe. and bought another blttlc, and wa :
greatly r. lCyCd, Gad by the use Of hall the third
bottle was wholly cured and have never since
ha% retdru of tEc psln, which | ad not b. en-
free from, noah al unc, to- thirty years, and
II IS npw more than three years since l was
cure'' would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this paiHla COMPLAINT.
not 10 despair II cure, so long as they can ob
tain DR. Iehb's Li..lmcEt" You are al liberty to
make ans use OF tins you may think advisable
M's'reSpecttuliy yours; e
To the foregoing testimony many other uuques
able prosfs might re added IN favor Of the SUPER.
or llnlment of iIr Jehb. Nothing but "A fair lial
which the proprietor couhdCntty solcits can
give an adequate idea of its unrvalled efficacy.
IN Mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
eNcrrc atIug disease, 10 viii n u has been suc-
cesstuly applied IN multitude of Casss The
operation oil the Llnlment Is often iinInedia q;
aud = mas frequently cured Rheumatic affect. ON
OF years standing, IN iour and twenty hours Ii
Is a!si recommended with confidence as one of
the best Applications known for stiffness OF the
JOINTS, humbueSs, sprans, nd chilbaius
Prise ~ cents, with directions
n b. The LlalmcA; Phials enlarged to douLl,
their former SIZE.
n, 3. Each article will be signed W /. Kidder
on the outside wrapper.
ETD DR. reyes ASN .Hdticor ooasirr DtirS Mills
Price 20 cents, only. Have proved, and are pru.
use OF them, tho best OF all the Cough lIedirIne,
IN coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing
.odrstheSS' ne ZinS' SpittnS of blood
Prepared from the Original VI $ Recipc of ID,
w L Conway, bY W |. kldder, immedia,e sue,
Cessor TO the late L Eidder, by whom they ar,
tor sale u his counting room, No So State streei
corntrot Merchants Row, Boston and by I'm,
Spec.nl 'ppolntmeat by JAS BAKER,
n"c Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
DEAD TUIS!-SIian and Sellers Very
Etgf csHvCy 3, heat.

MoEonpalIa co, Va. Aug -, 1876,
This Is 10 certify that gave two doses of Sllinn
aad Sellers VCTWIiuEe 10 two Of my children.
from one u bTOu|at upwards Of one hundred, and
one hundred and twenty from the other. | hive
gsed NJ Lanes VermI.uge and believe IL i
good worm mcdic!ae. but | believe Shinn &
Sellers Is Letter. DAVID SULlIvaS
GAINESVILLE, Pa. March IS3
Messrs ShinE i. Sellers think your Verni-
fuGe preferable 10 any have ever seen or used -
when IL can he pTOru -ei-fJur and Il 70 hundred
worms are Ifcn des,rJS ed by the Use of one vi1l
GJu will plea Sc send me twelve dozens al Il Is
time. JAs.Es VI Means, VI u.
Prepared only an sold whJIesa Ia md retail by
K r SELLERS
30 On Wood street below %.
Sold IN Wheeling yJames Baker nov q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

HNILF and Mahogany Looking gIass Portrait
~ and Picture frames mode Co order iu The
noatest style, ard 0Idframc- roliIt
a splendid assortment Of Looking GI4sscg
Portrait and Picture Iramcs constantly on hand
end for sale lower than they can be pr0crras
sign painting uud raInt.ug han
all lts various ordnChcs promptly executed bv
" BkANSIRJP, NO 100, Main street WHEEL
ING, Va. whore can be- procured az ON flrrs
paints. Picture an. window glass, OLE vayr.sa
duU putty mar f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
W. w. d S. n, JTVESON.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL DEALERS rN HAT
Ann CABS

Wesi0de Of Main street, Wheeling Va
lave on hand and are constantly mauuflciur.
ing general assortment Of superior Tur and
Six hats. They have received the latest sprIup
fashions from New York add are now prepared
80 supply to order alI sizes aud qualities 10 an,
resent or past style, a. may suit customers.
Black add DTa1 ECaylr and Gator. plain
White Russia aud Nupt Hats.
They also Keep OnhHEi an assortment plain
and fancy mons aud hOgs fur and cloth caps.
ail "ni'g i1cV oheT 'o iIeir customers and the
public ON Do most pleasing terms
Ail orders I-oW country merchants and deal
srs promptly filed on ihe mos favorable terms
Ihdukin. Tor 'hr liberal patronage they have
heretofore received they solicit share Of uub
he patronage which they are determined 10 Js.
serve Dy prompt attention, personal aupIcafrgr
DO business and cheap and flyor5 bic yates.
mavl-v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
TAKENorIgIi:.

I HAL ~ IhslOW I \ tuCr has sucCeedId %
! EIidcr IN the preparation of tlo Conway
Nedi ciues aud will hereafter give particular at
tSuuOd 10 the preparation OF the follJwIng
established articles, he celebrity OF which pre-
cludes the necessity OF a re publication Of the
numerous certificates now Ia the hands of the
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

LATER STILL
Usl received at lho s.gu orrao ZIG RED
4 cases Mems M.ra Boots.
do do E.p do
do B5ys ih,k Ri,
J caso McUs Pine Morocco sl..,
fan II SAML MCLALLEy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

II NbAA Sled, Ginseng and Bceswa1. wanted
n Fyrwhi,h The highest price will be PAID r7 ,asj,
Ivy OLIVER PRYOR Union uroet
nov l7 NhCchn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27
JOHN S c MARTIN.
Poifsvilfc. Pa.

eau llON.-As there is spurious mixture
called Syrup o. " i'd Cherry, purchasers should
be very particular 10 ask for Or WISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe HIs signature on the bottle
Prepared for tie prophet n, and sold at whole
sale by Williams u Co ChcEsIsts, No Il, Minor
street Philadelphia.
Sold Wholosals and retail. bvJ CRUNRsC-
kER, Wheeling. Also, b. J. WlI.J OK. pits
LWgH and IN Utmost every town and village
through the country.
PRICE 81 90 4 BOTTLE
nov 2g-Nm ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

( NONSI AhILY on hand, and for sale low BY
- nov - NJ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

Dcal SIr,-Nour Balsam OF Wild cherry. has
Affected some astonishing cures here. One of
which IS nu old lady, NJ rs Russell, " ho has been
suffering for long time with shOr,ncss of hrea
thing, and general weakness. until she was final
iy obliged TO Keep her bed. After various otLrr
remedies had been rgsOrted TO in vain She
commenced using your Basdm, and after taking
two bottles, was 30 far recovered as To be ali
O.. attend TO all the duties Of hcr house and ON
taking two bottles more was entirely cured
Respectfully &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-27

sep I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

And While we regrc, that the pretended h'ends OF
Mr. Harrington have placed him In the unenvso'e
situation they have, We know OF but few Young men
N our county better qualified 70 endure the depr-
ya,son., the hardships and the notifications Of =
voy age up sail rtrcr,' than is he
Inssmueh a. .ce are somewhat, acquainted with
both the gentlemen alluded to in the last sentence Of
the above article, we will add for the information Of
the good people 'over the mountain, and the editor
of the 'windham Couay Democrat IN PARTICULAR
that Mr. Harrington does not possess the ability OF
Mr. Foot-,hst Mr. Foot has no vices which Mr.
Harrington has not--and that neither Of them have
any to our knowledge which would in tho lsas, de-
gree un, them for the high and responsible station
for which they are nominated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.

"CoseRIssIoSAL CosyESTIos.-lt will be seen
by the proceedings in columns tina, this conven-
lion unanimously nominated for the Office OF Repre-
sentative TO Congress from this district, CALEB Is.
HARRINGTON Of Rutland County. Although Mr.
Harrington is not extensively known on this side OF
the mountain, he is, we are fully assured, well quail
flied to perform the high and responsible duties oi
the station 10 which lie is nominsied He has for
one more years been arepresenaiive in the Stale
Legislature, where he distinguished himself as a
discreet and abe legislator. HE possesses The G6i
fy ruhOSt The rices Of has opponent
From the above, which We take from inc Wind
ham County Democrat we imagine that II is true
that the good people 'over the monn'sin' are moi
rery well acquainted with the qualifications or char
scier Of either Of the candidates for Congress 10 THU
district.
Whether Mr. Harrington is. or is not qualified Ia
perform the high and responsible duties Of the sta
ilon for vheh he T" nominated is matter Of Peree
unimPorianee. That he is ueR qualified for ,h'
situation 70 which he /. doomed! We do not deny
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
TEXAS.

Commodore Moore, with his squadron, re-
turned TO Galveston on the 18th, Col Morgan,
the Texan commissioner, accompanying the fleet
A large concourse Of the citizens turned out to
welcome the arrival Of the Commodore
The Mexican force left Yuca,an very suddenly
in the night
Gen, Murphy, thc new Charge from this coun-
try delivered his credentials on the 10th of June,
and was prescntedto the President on the same
day
The Houston Telegraph, of the 9th ul,, states
that ii is rumored that the President has appointed
Col. S Williams and Gail Borden, Jr Esq, Com
missoners to negotiate with Sauta Ana relative tc
to the adjustment of the difficulties between Tex
as and Mexico
The Texas papers, in their discussion of prop
osi,ion of peace appear TO place little reliance or
the sincerity Of Santa Ana
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

NoMiNATIoN OF Mn. FooT.-from all Qu,rua
we continue to receive evidence Of the sallsiacis
which tho nomination Of this gentleman has Eve
throughout, the state. We copy the following
,ces from the Burlington Free Press and the V
mont Mercury.
~The Wings of the First CongressoalIs|
trict have nominated the Hon. SOLOMON FocIs
Rutland as their candidate for Congress VI
FooT, our readers will recolIect, was prcsdeu 4
the great State Convention which was held N
in 1910, and has been two years speakero
House OF Representatives. He is a geniIema
popular talents, true Wing, and will be irurf
anlly elected Burlington Free Press.
WING NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS lit
Solomon Foot was nominated IN the LIST DISH
by the Convention, whose proceedings we na
in this paper
The State and the party may well congralul
itself upon the character and ability Of the W
candidates for Congress in the LIST, 2nd and
Districts. The 4,h Is yet without CANDID
owing to the declining OF Hon. Mr. James
rarely the good fortune of party in State c
able 10 have in nomination, in the proporto
three ont of four, with the full assurance Of
cess. three such men as FooT, CoLLAsER
MARsH-all men of high character and emil
ability LIE, the Wings of these Districts 81
their appreciation and regard Of such men
their servants, by coming en- masse to the poll
the next election. BY giving these candida
triumphat election, 'the star that never sets"
continue to shine out with increased brtghtne
Vermont Mercury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

iasc :. ct'tsiu - earnmsni the ryrupaihy Of the
dsuatr,.'ri o., there - gnhappily bot iiale Dis.
-r,cr,i,d patriotism "a SPAN
Esvrr The inielligenee from Egyp, IS The
mos important we have quoted from ,hH country
~ some time The vigorous and vcilsnt old
depot, The Pasha, has been compelled, by the nj.
vance Of yoafs aud the pressure Of inhtmiiies,
(which for years he has cniearorod to eoncoal,l
To shake al care and business from his age.
Coaierring all upon The younger strength,
Of his grandson Abbas Him he empowers TO act
in his stead and to succeed him, to the doirirnent
Of his own son lbrahim, an invalid. la the event
u The pasha's death, this arrangement may issue
in a serious turmoil, as lbrnhm and Abbas have
long and deadly cnmiiy TO satisfy, and MS each
Of them is supported by numerous and influential
par,isans The Pashas choice, however. is amp
" justified for II mistake not, recent travellers
describe lbrah,m as a man who INDUCES in the
gross,s excuses, and associates with the lowest
classes OF society.
TuREEy The Augsburg Gazette Of the 4th
ins,an, states that the Servisn revolution has been
stopped BY the reelection on the 9th ut, OF
Prince Alexandria Kara Goorgcwtch. The
election was legalized, as iar as the Porte is con.
cerned by the presence of Ha6z Pacha and, as
far as Russia bad right to appear, by the pres.
ence OF Baron Diayen and the Consul Wuischent-
sko.
a letter from Tabrz brings the disastrous ac-
count Of an earthquake having nearly destroyed
the whole town Of kho between the Lake Of
Urnn end Persia, By which upwards of thou.
sand people perishcd The inhabitants of 1abriz
had also been alarmed by frequent and violent
shocks
The young Empress of Brazil embarked at Ma
pies, for Rio de Janeiro. on the LIST ofJuly.
The celebrated Field Marshal Coun, Wiugen-
stein, died at St Petersburgh on the 10th ulimo,
at the advanced age of 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

On the Sd OF August, inst, meeting oil cHl'~
and teachers Of Sacred Music was holden at W
Teton, to take into consideration the means 20
adapted 10 secure improvement in vocal H-'
throughout, the community. ~
2lfrhe meeting was organized by the aPpoIn'HsIe'r
Hon. Zimri Howe President, and !. Phkef' 81
rotary.
On motion of VIM. c. Benton, seconded
Warner, ~,
Resolved, That to carry out the oblee ., NJ,
meeting, il is expedient tina, Musica! N0"''
DO holden in The County of Rutland c,n.
The following gentlemen were aPpo'n'e,1i ~
miHse 10 FIX on the time and place oil ho''"e =,
Convention, and 10 make all necessary
menis for the same. o-,,,,,
WIN. G. Benton, Rev. Joseph Stees' :
Lewis Warner, Doct Hougbion, Pa"ist D.,
Rust, Rev. VIM. Mitchell, Rutland. Ah1te" No
Poultney; Ezra June, Esq, Brandon h ne n Fps
tlndale, Doct. Shaw, WalIingford rev " va D RS
els, Doct. Howard, Benson A. Walket' ",v's.los
land; Spaf1ord Hoey. Dorset; >. ", t',~ NJ
Thos ii. Palmer. Rev. A q. Pease, Fi1'''O'''
Goodwin, Manchester. 90,
Voted, Tha, the doings Of ibis meeting I"
lished in the Rutland Herald and Vermont INV
+. PARKER, seere''il'
1.-THE Committee are requested to mee'
lleton, on Tuesday The 18th inst. al o'"'A
VIVA, would be though, Of the moraiY y !,
Democratic party II il should take this oolu,,
de,es,able administration by the hand OF a''-
into It's councils Washington Giobe
Why, under such circumstances, We W, w.
think Of the morality Of the party Prey ri ia
as We think of John Tyler's conscience, y
Jones' brsins, Amos Kendall's gratitude, 90 :. I
ren's candor Buchsnan's Democracy, iheA -
sons incorrupibilhy, and Cslbouns eh'D'''
the succession. -LolifrHk Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

LADIEs' Commemorative acknowledge The
ceipt of the August number of this work, which 81
ceeds IN the beauty Of its execution &c. any Of .
former numbers which we have seen. 1t is ENID
lished with three splendid engravings, viz us
Miniature" "The Delighted Grandlate,' and "I'
Culture and Preparation Of Tea all of whlcs I'll
aptly illus,rated-the first and last by W. u. n
|, presents list Of gifted and well known conH''
tors--is concluded with two pages OF music a''
weh worthy Of patronage.
Published in New York, 100 Fulton St., by We
Snowden. Terms, SO in advance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

ArrSSr,os rHt WuoLs k,S.nc,,
nrrL,l--Capt. Tyler IS real, e,,o.. ~
The following official call upon IN, b.. :"
into line. and organize fot the Pr,,l..'
ton. appears IN late Aurora.
"SLor your Hands The time h,,
is absolutely necessary for every p,,,,. y
of Presiden, Tyler to define his po.,,,.. :
friends--,hose who truly and .ince,.i. 70
election TO the next Presidency, and -. f.'
use their utmost endeavors to prooutc
nomination Of the Loco foco National r.. Z
will not now hesitate to openly decl.,, va va
menis. and enter into an prrani7a,ion :. :, :
desirable object. The frauds which h,,. 'lr
successfully praciised in palming Oh do.,,s ~
for friends OF the administration, mus, 4, !,
and we doubt not will be-" '"
We wait in anxious curiosity to seen. Z,
Of this much dreaded troop, and wi,n,,,
play when they shall fairly be srouph, ,.'
ready for review. We imagine tina, F,l,,N
eed regiment will then be ou,done-au,oh
We shall expect TO see our friends, c ,a n
and Col. Eastman, fall into line at one, n
the way--wha, will become eff the bioh -,
military titles which they have ALREADY a.
Iy won on the field OF honor. in the v,tmo,,
of training days'-where the highcs, nDI i.
Regiment is only Captain
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

TPTHE BLAcK TARIFF, AoAIN.-A paper In
ST. Johns, New Brunswick, has the following P
agraph, which shows that the effects OF that AMI
Wing Tariff is felt in tina, province.
ave notice they are fetching Tea from Boston
but it can't pay-so the dealers say. The newn
riff is operating to the de,rimen, of the trade WI
the mother count.y-as hats, shoes and such h
manufactures must come from tho United STATE
and the MONEY must go TO pay for them. Is this
be, Robert Peel ?"
Robert Peel can't help them in this dilemma,
the Wings of this country but do their duty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10
FRoa CARrHAoENA The following is an
extract Of letter dated dated

extract Of a letter dated dated
Carihagena July9.
III is pleasing to state that the insurrection
which threatened us amounted to nothing-that is
there was no blood shed. 1t has not however
been without its benefits, as business has become
brisk and every body has cheerful counenance.
The loads Of heavy taxes put upon the people
are taken off and now they are satisfied that they
have justice.
The elections have just ended and much TO the
satisfaction Of strangers, for such an exciting scene
as was kept up during the election week | have
never before witnessed
Capt c. Of brig Chaires states that when about
fifty miles north of Cape Antonio he saw large
ship ashore with two wrecking schooners along.
side clearing the rigging
AT Car,hagena 1t was very healthy for the sea-
son nothing in the shape Of an epidemic was
heard Of Accounts from all New Grenada state
the same. The brig Chaires brings Sl3,473 in
gold, part Of her cargo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

Liberty PARTY Cosvssrios This part,
District Cop,sntion at Manchester on III, Is. :,
for the prsSssa of nominating a 'mdss, c,nd,d.,,
represent hheir peculiar 'princip.s IN Cons,,,-
and unanimously nominated Reuben R. mir,
of this place. That's right, geuiIeMen-vh,o ,or
want true blue Abolitionists, c,me 10 RuN,I "A
'them. We've one or two more who would IA,
office. Are the appointments all made
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

Door. Posr. Our readers will be glad To Learn
that Prof. Posr from New York, whose skill in
treating diseases OF the eye is unrvalIed, will be at
Casile,on. on Friday, and will remain a, the Man.
sion House two weeks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-10

~ II lend TO lesson the isbo peoessary IN ,he pro-
ucfion of food and raw msieNAis -HH"f' her'
chats Megssrat fer ySly.