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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18
remain q .ua.
Very respectfully, Sir, s4e-
Your Obd't Serv't. vta
y HicKy, ESQ. TnEo. II. McCALEn.
remain

DlFp.-On Tuesday last, Mt the Baton
Rouge College, Mr.. T'nrenne Leelere, one OF
tho students in that establishment.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18


nesting was regularly organised Mr.. Ar
eularitts was put into Tho chair. The Oid
Huukers were opposed 10 this summary pro
eeedjpg, and great tumult and fighting %ensuea.
After some time The Van Bufenltes dr3w OIL
their forces, and affected an organization on
the steps of the Cityi1ali. Alderman Briggs
deipp appointed Chairman. Several attempts
were made by the latter section TO get pos.
| session Of The stand, but they were beaten OIL
without difficulty, and the police at length re-
fused 10 interfere. The TaInmany ncn from
the steps Of The City Hail. submitted their
tickets, which was declared to be carried.
The Enbterfdneous from The stand, proposed
another ticket. Of which fouf Of the candidates
| belong. to the Tainmany ticket. and thirteen
arc new names. This ticket was received
with shouts Of applause by the anti Van b..
"A ron men, Afttr d scene Of unparalleled dis
order and tumult, both ~faetions adjourned.
,.srae scene throughout" says the Iaib-
aue. "was very animated, as viewed from our
Office wi,,d1w ,aid the fear Of sliIlelas, hun
Jreds at once, rendered It's contemplation ata
distance decidedly the safter save to persons
Of intensely thick skulls. The fight for the
stand was a spirited one, but, the boys, were
too much for The Old Hankers' In this sort
Of exercise. Finally The Walsh men walled
into the Briggs organization ard dispersed it,
= driving chairman, secretary, candidate, propo-
4 SCI. &c. before them like a small flock of
- frightened sheep. Thus ended the great Lo.
+ eofoco Union and Harmony Mass Meeting for
. the election Of 1S43-Bee. Ill 4ay ,*r 3.#z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

Queer of tho Sandwich Islands. II Is re-
presented that the British Government have
sent out d resnonBtrance very strongly worded
against l1e seizure Of the Island Of Tahiti IN
the name If the French nation, and that pro-
badly the power Of Potnaro will soon be re-
stored to her.
The Repeal movement Is beginning 10 af-
feet the British Consol market. Money con-
| tiauss abundant.
The London excise officers had made large
seizures Of spurious tea and tobacco.
A young man by the name of William ABB
bolt, salesman aud book keeper Of Abel e. J.
q. guckiy, manufactures, Manchester, was
arrested In that city, Oct. 3D., charged with
embezzling $4,000 from his employers.
Spain continues unsettled.
There was no later news from China.
The news ~rslativo TO the revolution II
| Greece Is confirmed. 0 as1t t@r @F
Adviees from tho Cape had reached En-
gland Of date the 31st July, stating that t.f
Dutch Doors at Natal refused to ackGowleag
? the British authority.
The accounts from Italy are, that lie tnsnr
] r%ection Is FIR from being qts,.ied. The diff
vi eulties continue.
Tbs news from Poland confirms the az
h count OF an extensive conspiracy.
i The yltlage Of Obereeeor Genital, says d V
: e..,da Journal, was nearly destroyed by fire .
The 23d. uft. Out of 300 houses, Of whif
the village consisted, 100 were burned to u
% ground. at #tsa mt
rs Among the foreign creditors Of tho Repu
lie of Mexico rather o strong feeling has be'
Of engsndered against the financial agents Of &
Republic, Messrs. Lizard t. Co, and a NEE
4 ing Of The bond holders was about to be- htl
~ en- at London to receive the statement and g
70 plantations Of that firm, .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

we were shown the other day a hickory
cane, brought from the Hermitage, ana pre-
sen,ed by tho Old Hero, TO one OF our e'.l'
ypus. I. was mounted by Capt. Searles' Tue
cane had eigit knots, aud each knot had a si'-
yer plate with an inscription answering %
.Andrew Jackson defeated the brltlsh ana
Tories, New Orleans January =, lsl5' The
work Ia done in q beautiful and workmanlike
manner. The cane is the property OF Mr.
James Stokes, Of this parish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18

Tho merry winter season has opened IN
New Orleans this year with great eclat.
Some of the best actors are engaged for the
season, many Of whom have already arrived
and the theatres present already a lively and
animated appearance. The Inhabitants Of the
Crescent city, know how to enjoy life, and
shaka Off the gloom Of a dull and sickly sum.
nanr. -. ~. ....-r -.-..- .-EE.E
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-03

! enthusiasm of the moment, "and God grant tha
it remain unaltered: Here, my friends, upor
this consecrated spot--here, over these bleeding
martyrs to our sacred cause, we will unite our
selves in an nindissoluble union-never to sheathe
the sword of liberty until these usurpers be driv.
en- from our soil, and the bright banners of free.
dom and independence shall wave in defiance OF
despotc England!''
''Liberty for ever! We will be free!'' were
the exclamations Of the indignant crowd.
! ''Home, then, my friends, and prepare for the
conflictr' urged Walters Tomorrow, at sun
set, we will meet at the great oak -
The crowd then dispersed to their respective
homes-and Walter to seek his Ida, whom he
prevailed upon to leave her parental domain, for
the residence of near relative, on the Pennsyl-
vania side of the Delaware, where she would be
free from the dangers of the coming scenes of
strife and bloodshed.
| At an early hour on the succeeding morning,
Walter conveyed Ida in a light ski1' across the
river, and after seeing her safe to her transient
abode, he left her, and returned to resume his
part in his suffering country's cause.
Col. Osborne had always shown deep and
implacable hatred towards young Walter Carl
ton, which was by no means lessened in his re-
cent overthrow and expulsion from the house of
Mr.. Preston. His subtle ingenuity soon devised
means by which he deemed to secure to himself
the fair Ida, well as rid him Of his mortal enc
my.
The old Indian whom he had so inhumanly
murdered, was the favorite of small tribe of
Delawares, who roamed that portion of the
country; and his villainous determination was to
fix the murder upon Walter Carlton, and thus,
while he left Ida without her lovers protection
he would also secure the friendship of the tribe.
The ensuing day he accosted Upas, the son of
the old Indian, to whom he unfolded the murder
Of his father, at the same time declaring Walter
to be the perpetrator of the deed. Upas vowed
he would have the blood of his parents murderer,
and Osborne volunteered to aid him in his object,
on condition that Upas would discover the re-
treat of Ida Upas entered with avidity into the
scheme, and, in an hour from the interview Os-
borne stood upon the banks of the Delaware, ca
gerly watching the progress of canoe that put
out from small cove, and was gliding noisiessly
through the ripping waters, guided by young
Upas. With malignant smile and an exulting
pace the villain returned to his quarters, whilst
the canoe pursued its onward course.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-03
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
THE INDIANS REVENGE;
OR, THE Doom OF THE AGGREssoR.
TALE OF I776.
CHAPTER I.
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT

By JOSEPH L. MATTHIAS.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-03

ciate, as well as the youthful protector, of Ida,
the fair daughter of Isaiah Preston, gentleman
esteemed alike as philanthropist, and as one of
the most Jealous advocates in the cause of Ameri-
can independence. Ida was, indeed, beautiful
creature-a being whom the poet might deem a
model for his brightest imagery. The black,
flashing eye, and the snowy brow, the glossy
ringlets and the perfect symmetry of form-all
were charming-but these were
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
JEW DAriOs OK HLBREw


TEE ..fr he,i remedy that ~ inovn fat al
hiais ~ rata 90 wrss nesscs suth - fieuma.
rsn go0l. gssn th~ ssdr. htrs. btcas'. bach snd
iriss tscsdsri,~. truoa. s. siaric, &c. IN every
tss- - ~is,h e. 10. rfmCa pa sfsfiesl core 49,
! srfe s~slsue i-fist 49, y soltsnae and btaiIns
cg.lnes N rss,s oisrto1sloe. hpmofs. kinds Stns.
~his .~rissg. hsrc ivcaafs. .iiH lninis sgus ga s
bfsas. &c u 10 nlan scty herehris w giving CT
nansni re!ef N efAdicstnc pain sod in'parung
susngsh "a al es.es 81 weskHsss--weskntss IN tie
sss mach. seek limbs. ismeness. s0ecuon 81 Tie
spiao. female ~sstnt.s &c No p~r-on suhiec, 70
pals OF ws,sncts IL lie back side should be with
eai a. spaf,ed isdics IN dolics'e situations find
greet r,lisf from constantly wearing til, plaster
The sp;S.ea.nn oi ih,s pissier be,.ssn tic sbonl-
coughs r,lc ard lung 81, eiio.s IN it.ir primary
stages IL destroys inhsmaiisn hy produ' ina eopi.
oss psrs, ifsiion. No pbysioian should bs without
a.. II iss sDfs sure iOr COINS Neatly III other
Pisssfs pfe spread. thereby rendered slmosi use
lees. 10y ls,ing and geiuHg dry te'ofs using. lhs
plaster IL POI Up ~ bofes containing sufficient 50
spread sra OF ei2h pi,s'ers. psice 50 cents . boz
A pamphlet containing certificates and history
Of the sbpte plaster, may be had by calling on any
Of the lollo~ing sgents
We. G. SroDDARD. Rutland: Addison Buck.
Piusfrj. yolney Ross. Brandon. Ira Bingham,
sudssry. s. MOODY, Mldilsbury; James A. Hodge.
Dorsss, d. Asdrews. Mspchesisr. G.. h. d a. r..
Bscor. Sunderland. T. Jameson. CastIeion; Hitch
cock b Morgan. Clarendon Springs: >. Mesrs,
East l'0uliney; Wheeler IL Swallow, PswleG X.
P,escsu Ess, Rupeu; Harrington a. Co. Factory
Point: u. Harmon. North bennington; John {.
Haswsii. Remington. s6Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Consumption g. Ltrcr Complain
DR. TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIvERWORT,

From 37s Bope-y, Nes York,
NOR the cure OF coughs, colds, catarih, asthms,
Il soreness 81 the chest, pain in the side ard
breast, raising ofA,ood, Liver Comploints Bronchi-
It's and all those affections Of the throat and Lungs
which are source Of so much suffering, and, unar-
rested, so often terminate in CossuMpT,oN--this
remedy is highly and justly distinguished. II is
purely vegetable, mid and gentle its effects upon
the system, and caa be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as well as utility. Physicians.
aware Of its medical properties and Witnessing its
effects even in extreme, and in some instances, ap-
pareLiy almost hopeless cases, often prescribe it
their practice, both as palliative and a remedy,
and with the medical Faculty generally, it has met
with great appreciation.
For a common Cold and cough, this 10 one OF the
very best remedies ever discovered.
n. b. There is spurious and counterfeit arti-
rle afoat, and lately introduced into the country;
therefore be careful tn get the genuine which ia
fiom 375 Bowery ~ Y, and is for sale at the Rut-
land Bookstore by w f. c. Stoddard; f Jameson
Csstleton; A. Allen, Fairhaven; Moves e. Harris
Eas, Pouliney, Doct. T.. Vail. Middleiown; Sam
Townsend, j.. wsAngtord; Hitchcock g. Morgan
Clarendon Spa 7. J.. Wing, Ira; Strong & Buck
Pitisiord, agents ior the above. 25iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
PRICE REDUCED
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills,

pEiNG composed Of the Persian and Indian
- vegetable extracts, are therefore purely vepet
able; and fOr eradicang disease in oil its vsried
forms. they stand unrivalled. In their operation
they s1ectually remove the very roots Of disease
dyspepsia, diarrheA. dyseDtary and AL disssses
arising hom On ktpare state OF The blood, ds"r-
dered system. They are not unpleasant in their
effects gnd NJ the same nme rest0xe and ,nvigorate
the system. They quicken the circulation. purity
the blood. remove all diseased action, give tone
to the nerves. erhilirate the spirits, and give health
and strength to the whole person. No family
should be without the Persian Pills, for it might
them from the sick bed Of long and ling erinR
disease ofsufferine; also a heavy bill oi expense
The preventative ia easily obtained and the expense
small. They aIe The cheapest wen as the best
pills in use-large boz, 70 pills, for SO ccn,s-sma
box. IS pills, for 23 cents. pamphe, containing
had free, by calling on any of the agents.
For lis, Of agents. see Jew David's Plaster, in an
other part Of this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
TAsSACE FROM AND EMITTANCE TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND DS
THE OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.


DERSONS wishing to send 10 the Old Country
u Tor their friends, can make the necessary ar
rsncemenis with the subscribers, md have them
come ont in the superior line OF packets, sailing
from Liverpool runc,usily on the 9Th and 10Th Of
every month. They also have FIRST rate class Of
American transient ships, sailing every six DAYS,
thereby aifording weekly communication from
that port. And as they will no, depend on agent
IN Liverpool, Mr. James d. Roche. one Of the firm.
10 ,hei }, and will remain there during the year 1913,
20 sec that all persons whose passages have been
paid here are fotw srded with snd despsich.-
should the parties agreed for not come out, the
money will be returned 10 those who paid it here,
without any deduction.
The ships comprising tie Old Line are the
OXFORD, NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA
Drafts al sight, for any amount. 10 prepare for
outfit, can I've had on Prescott. Groie, Ames & Co.,
BANKERS. London, and on the Royal Bank Of Ire
land. which are paid free Of discount snv charge
whatever, in every town throughout England, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales.
K Apply OF address by letter post paid, 10
ROCHE. BROTHERS & Co.
IS Fulton -. New York, or To
43N s. d. WiNSLOW, Piitsford, Vt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
~ H. DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

TlNHiS is unqussuonsbly he heat medicine estant
i Tor the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Consumption.
hsihms, ard all diseases o. the Lvses. IL is Who'll
" unnecessary to give any Of the fhoUsands 81 rec
ends that have been given IN favor OF this med
feline. Asa guarantee io community NE subscI-
her will here s,sts that he sells eIcep, that
which IS furnished by Curtis a. butcher Of St Al.
ssns. W., who are the Grns,Al Agents. A large
supply is offered for sale at wholesale or retail
st the Rutland Bookstore by
t3Iu e. c. SToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
N : DlcIk { 5.

nR. Msfhurs Cough Drops, Too,h.Ache Drops,
- Eye-wu.r asa Liquid Balssm, are tie best
medicises ever Offered 10 the world ior the cure OF
those diseases fof which they are recommended -
EJ'Ssa the Agents Sho~ Bile Of description.
For ssls BY Ban 4 Mason, and G. L. Hodges,
RutisI s. Caleb Hall. CIatsadon: $. Townsend,
wsihrpf ord; s. 4 N ]. Smith. Danby; j. o.
Richn Icon and Nnyss & Harris, Popliney; N. G.
Lansd,n d Co Cssis,on. Hitchcock a. Morgan,
West I.u,lsnd. 224s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Hygean Pills.

HIRAM l.. CHENEY, standing County Agent,
- keeps constantly on hand various sized boxes
n he above Pills al the following prices. viz
V25, 0.5o, 81, So, IS. Persons that hsy. u.sd
those Pills, know The utility Of them aad thew M
recommend themselves Also,
SberrIonS COUCH and Worm Losenses.
and the Poor NAYS Plaaern for lame side, back.
or breast, furnish by PangJora & Brinsmaid. s,s,e
Agents. Jope 10. isi3 OIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
The Uniyersai Medicine Of Lie

UTBKANDRETu'S FILLS may Q said I" he The
nersni Medicine 81 Late or the, cleanse amp puff ne
bood strengthen aud inv'go'ste nerves aud tie
pereciiu2 of Digestion by which avoid senchoy and
prevent the creation Of thnse humours Viii b We owe
tryspeas. ScUryey. G"ut. AID those 'suy Days ovi
WHICH the Stone aad t,'nvcl rs formed within us -
IS now well understood that he BrandTeih P'ha
oued Thousands OF hopeless and helpless when
the first physoans had pronounced them beyond an human
mcons oil rciei II now NJ" only known that tie ata
r@th Pills CuRE. but il ~ also undersiond hey
cnrej tais by their purifying effect tie b!ood iail
restore the body to health.
The value oi this medicine is becoming ard ao''
manifest. II is recommended from family 10 family 1h'
randr.th Pills in an almost msrr'
all aoxious seeumulaions and purify and lhTIgous ih'
blood. and their good effects not ennniebaaurd@ ~
Inconvenience Beng conposec cn,eiy 81 pegeab's th
do not cxpose thore Who them 10 6aneeT;apd ff t
tects are certain ms the, are saurary They are dy arc
safely administered to infancy youth, m1bhnd s"o Ga
age and to women IN the most c'iioaI and dtef cpm
stances They do not disturb choke he animal lgne
lions bot restore heir order and then h''
The Bahdteth Pills sold % per boz AT Dr.
Brsndreths New England Office.
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Oply place IN BOSTON for ne TRrE rms
W To Bg REMEMBERED that each ofILs srsss'
hs, upon 1t THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS.
That each label has Two signatures Of DIR ~''I'"'
BrahdTeth upon IT,
And there mss be upon each box three ,ienaiurs' s'
BkANDRETH, NJ. ID.
An ihressignatores, thus
BENJAuiN BRANDRETH.
Besides the label. full Of small printing done ~ '
ink there being the labels nearly three hundred nP'
ions Of Benisn,n Brandre,b's pills.
AGENTS far ms Nfa'e IN Puhcnd County
Rutland, W. g. g. Stadd.fd. lOg@tIr, a. J.. Csi.a.
Rnl.v a. bailey pawIei, Um u shsla"h,
Brandon, ~ Baton. Ptisord, Iiea,S s'n'ood''
Wsfren * Miss. lFooItnsy. Uss,
Clarendon, q a. 4. BasId Japes % Ri'hT"',
hitchcock g. Mnsssa lShrewsbuf, JahBbs'sn.''
csstleion Hodges A Iti~ kins Sadbury H. D rgbsr
D. J.iussan. trin.outb. n SaH""'
csiiingssiiis Ey"sn Dow sihngin'd. io1 orr y
Dainty. y. 81 \. J. saiih, L'ph1m F,"@"'
Eanch y k.esfs. wells, Alien Gf'ief
fsirhASea, A e. g. Alien. Wsslha,eh. ll.Af@''''
Mdd-to~a, =. G. Bruce. Sn''. -,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
On LlBpYrs VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS.

Ares ly edectng OF the most astonishing and
dstlai that have been kno~n-p coa.cqg
OF s,sc. ,ney have become shining mark sgsiast
~neh al the ~ disappointed hope envy and unehsr
sbleness leyeied without distinction The town and
sssaty aSe Oiled with their praise The palace ard
the poor house shke echo With their To all cit
asies, 5nder all emp%storss they s, retain their
dsul overs aud them uasiced by age sastion.
They simple 10 theu preparation mild 10 thor actions
lkosos t their operations nd tte results
COYsi DCk s. TYLER
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
New Grammar.

I'VE principles Of English Grammar, ecmrri.
Il ING The sses'anee OF che uosi approved Eng
Lsh t'tsmnsrs srlsni, with copieus rrstrt,e. In
p.fs;ng saG sJniaI, fof The use Of academies. ,nS
eoa',oo sehnas-by Rev. Peer Bullion. ID ID
TIT book possesses sdvantsees over es.ry o,b.,
ho~ oss, tor The valuable matter which il contains
ss< 90 The neat and dufshle nasnne, in which /, 4,
psCp for sale ., the Ratlsnd Boos -ssre q,
w. u E. oIODDARp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Take Physie early Medicine comes too late,
~ ben the disesse become. inve,ersie.

Recommended by The Fseu'ty-Li5ty's Pills.
~ ,nr sIperenee thesr PILis have hesn proved by
thess, ,ds be the bret sud sacs, Family Medicine hihs
s,s sves~ A. all nj the year they siI be gd
iiaabe Ia All Who III to themselves
sick~. They alike ssle of children of any PERI
cd az e and require eIts attention. 20 diet cloth
ing tioss sad Lser complaints d,sPepss indigestion
di.e,ses sek besdsrhe sad all diseases ssiag
from impa.e 81 The blood. dsofdered
tbe scmsrh ba~ci, speedily removed by taking them
Thss prsscni srusY eastssaess and is
therefore fesfs - should 5s without them
Der climate affects them n"'.
CoNsToCK S,TYI.RR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
The "a, est higi,iy approyrd Ncdi.

ehne noic m general use )or COUghs, oidS and
all diseases Of fHe Iungs
F1NuE VrGrT,HLs PuImoEARr RALs,M IL bei'r-T1
= te the MOE, popuiar incidence known ku,ns
Tor Coughs, Cuhis. Asiisma Ph,h,sic Consru ptu,
Nhoopine Cory" snd pulmonary of every krd
EIi nets from Cerhffaie,
DIR Samuel Merri of Conr,,,d, n " wrtr. th,, :.
sa'i,frd the Vegetable Pulmonary Boi.am ~ v,h.k,
winch had previously resisted the npprnve pr,etp
trns.
DR.. Truman Abel of Iemp'ter n write. that he ecrG
IDENTIFY fscommen ds r in all complaints tie cIe.t
equal # not superior In any ,edr,pe whn h brow edg,
Dr Amo'y Hunting Of Franklin, Mass w,u,,. Not Hr
hsN'hg prescribed tie usual Tthei
having con.uhGd With several ph,sicias he h
inud the Vegetable nlmouaf Bal,am have tie dr.d
tteci and rccoDnie uds u sale ard ears
cionr medicine.
n'. Thomas Brown Of Concord n. II writes ihstio -
Fno~edge il hos disa the reasonable ,1pe
tM'nns al there 10 have used IT,
The prbc are particularly cautioned against The
conn'edeits or limitations, which have partially or WHOLLY
assumed the name Of the genuine sricle
III BE assured that j. - not genuine unless both
81 the sipbaiuIes "f SAnPsos EE N'm Joss CIR.
Ter. found attached 10 The yellow label on ee
yclope u labels Of and after the date DC 1889 vii
have The written signature ~ WIN Jonu Cutler Prepared
b, REID. WING CUTLER (lnie Inv & REED
bo'esaie Druggists, 81 fhltban street boston HpJ,ot
by JAS. GREEN & co, Worcester. ard b, Druggi.i,
Apothecsn"s. and County Merchants generally. rna
~ cents BO4 ~.
For sale bv Daliels d Bell, Ruiland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Popular Medicines.

kussels Itch Ointment, Russell. Stomach Bi,,ers
Golden biiiers, Circassisn Heir Dive; Lewis Tooih
Powder Bears aud Bufiaio OIL, Ross Eve salye.
E"eHs Anu bilious Fms Ans OF the shove med
ioines can be obtained at wholesale OF retail hy
calling on y
15ls WE. c. sToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
Worm Lozenpes.

DREPARED 81 the laboratory Of Cur,,, 4
Dgichsr, 81 Albsns, VI These L0zenre.
sfe decidedly heiisr Than Slerman's. or any o.b.r
now % use. They are pleasant TO the is,it. ,sd
sie svre cure 10 worms, ard maBy other disease.
OF elnsdren'-sold 81 wholesale shd retail at the
Ru;lspd Bookstore. y.
ole SToDDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-14
~hoi,s,is Druggist. asa sole ,ssn,.. New Ys
nR. IIRRY.s RITIERs

Thst pr Lts5y has mae important discovery IN the
sssaee Il aedcsre ant the phY oirfN 81 tie kvmaa
Ven Of more imporisaoe the ~ebeing aud health of
HAMA fsms than sI that has heretofore been kn0~n
ssssst l. dasf'~d n. TIE mast sccp,iesi.
"a ~ ssocer5 s'ss 10 hat thenry ,sd
psFtstt epeoVsty ehusistf, "a dssr mss. KAT shah
be ahi~ Ia msNs elraf that ts Sscinpe Irae Before
he-ssst. enng ~, isk 60 explain ~.rd whctI
shall have ifesaeat r5sks ~ Secretion
~ Secretion uDssh lhst part of tie suima eeaaomy
-sSes 'aPp'e' n. hsIis % The bo6r GT s1smpethe
bite o. gs 10 es,d. ard - sccfe.isr 81 the LAYER
Al issa.e. hs.s h~'r origin a suppressed imperfect
O. ds; f,'sa sssfsi on o. ystioa- orrsn,
CONS TOOK & TYLER
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tosr IN " oos.r 0sitrs. =. Towpssnd " W.iasfnsd
p,ss 81 Bell. Rstlard. John e. ss~.st sadbr,y
Hear sinsnds. Fiusiord, ". Biske. Bfahdoa
Ns,e A. Hams Posltnsy Milo X Day Do
Ales stss~f, Wells w.. Chsnsasu, Orwell
Y JsEasson Caaistes Ia Gkila.. Pt,6,A
eesios D. sssth, Dssby a x Vail DanL, ka,.u,k
= Ballard, cisrsnesn hs t.SSh,n ssdbvry
~ II sbsrd. fsslst b.I,