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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

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10 soussighe a%frIyant do Ia nellie. Oria.
ans, Of aYaht l'ihfehti6n t8 go ti8af dams
esttp tilIa, plffB sea services aux habitaby 10
Bat0tl h9iige al DC see anYffohE, CONNIE pro.
faaseiF ls bttistgta vocal Ell iHs fafagdt3i,
Planu al G1Itafa) Il eshafa aaf ses ffftt
laissalees dans Get arr et son estf6iha fileiitk
aahs laetalitl ssaHent De seH dbPoif4 inbftter
le5 safifaHes des fafFe hiiea 1Ui fh0hdfefl do
legt lol6antu. II aetbFdefa Ies pianos Il ON
pfia HHdefea
PHt3 "bINs4HUettoE.
Lasetia PaftleaiItres tPlaB6e) ii
ilittsiqlia eofaie tf0ts lpF6Hs bHf aea
mines. MIA IA
d. principe De mdsi1ne y6ehie, liz 90
~ sur q eilitafee 3 90
Sc Haf le pianos ad elasse, 2 ttos
liets di plus, %ehadua, , "a
H ihusidue yueala on eiiaae Il 0l
90 hafttenllafes en- iraheaiF, q 90
Do On efasaas 4 IN
q, Paftfqiefaa ah Espagnei, il nD
do db eIlssB i M
llH ihi5ftnent feapeetueusamtht iefFs pa.
tfolis 1i1fH %desifeht feglaf toG4 les meis,
A n FUEHfEs,
HffEHEkUtst
Rev. Vf Woodbridge, Mr. Djnaerazs,
as Rollins Col Matfa.
w Aft z afffe q vahdfs III assortment
ne liiuHl1tta llhayellp, aussi que bitsIeufs h.
slflfnaHta da dtlafeNtea asp6fps, tets aua
aatlest g]bttates, aagtolefe q Hine efadda autB.
TUG Dc toflaa pour plane Of guitar, IL gfatli.
ere qfaIttts
II est pref q executor dos ofdras polti es
pianos DC premiere 4natilt, auif pouffa
loH1ef a0pflx de Ia Noufelle Orleans
Boat y 9j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
Glleaneat and Raat .nada


NJ BATON HDI0E,
At Me Yeilgg Store U4ler the nm
ptg 9eof Fancy pfinst 81 latest siyla
assafted do TfHneh do half mourning 81
mourning do, new style half mourning a.
fancy blue dol HIas plHid d6Hastifs apfan
checks shifting sttipsss blue demihs As
sorted eettahAde5, fancy e9ttgHAdss broad
e0lteh dahaHk bed lleksj brown linen, 6ats
ting white aud brown table cloths; Canton,
aahnsls4 a~anhels, m0IesHin eastimefes. black
AlpaecHy green giffasiab, assorted English
Metin1a# ltlsaehed demasiieas ahbleagils
90, Saddle blahHets, 00ibfta tamUtics, black
batahhhstta Cotton Yelgete, fRifH fine black
BifH, Iftsh linens C6fseis and corded skirts,
gum elasiie so pfhdefs, black silk e%fayatg,
furniture prints. MAdfHs handkerchief, La
dies sldeki1gs III all kinds, mems half hose.
Ladies' night eapB. children ID, fHbifass -
tugs WbfaieA da, coat do, RofHied serge aiftb
aud GaIvfed hiet gt0yesf teFt6h umbrellas,
bahbais aud tahhef ribbon Linen Bosom
shirts SIDE combs (shsll and hofn,J Musltns
and jae0nets,
poofs 4sp sfbfs-Caff seaed boots, peg.
ged 40. tip do, muddea
Mems ealf g wed hfogans. peseed DO, Tip
dst Gfs9la pes sfnssetdN
Ladies walking shoes bf6aahs dfall kinds,
Hid slips hlsats a0y childtents shoes 81 va
rious kinds.
Ha. and CapsA 0assimsfs hats, broad
bftm hats tblaef and WbitsI, glazed caps,
eloti and glazed dos fur do,
HAHDWARE4fdeEai Knives. scissors,
raz9fss Batehef Hnives,table knives and fork,
carving do Bhdemakefs' Knives, Planes as.
sorted, ehiselst augefss squares, drawing
Knives cdtirasses, castings, Btilnhhia metal
spoons gsfnat sitYef do, tf6h dd, FreHeh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
JOSEPH HENIAN-

HAIR-DREssER AND BARBER.
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened a shop in Baton Rouge, next door 70
Mr. Granary's Grocery store, near the mar.
ket. From his long experience at the bust
ness, he fatters himself to give general satis-
to those wh5 viii honor bin pith their
patronage
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

Doors AND snoEs-calf boots, zeal do,
thick Do, calf eewed brogsns, peeged Do, kip
de, dot fnaeet d. d0, boys Kin bro9ans do, real
de. ladies Wcltod buekins, va stpg, tier, bro.
gana, morocco slipas coIofed do, do. ctildrena
nd shoes, traeantt coloJtcd b0skine, cI1h
gr0eafts, infant'9 colofed morocco boots, Misses
kid tieg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
,n1IncnNnRI4nIE

II esisle a Tant0n Hh hypoeotldfiag le que
BON gafde 4 yis. IL s'inaRlhe ui Jour etfe
An chat, et sa liata EUR R0n seitlt, Uh
autre jour il 90 croft thtlere, et eohtatlfte
UA bas eomdte 81 e'etait inn9a "a lailfH
CONNIE Z e'etslt Ia iuyau II u petsuada
abdB qu'ii etbit mort, VI no yunlui pab TO-
tluer, OH se ~laissef TOUGHER RyaAl que III
Zero br fit dsyant lui. 5a TONNES, tlie1t
stment eHfny6o, eHgbya eheteher IN
ehirutgien, Cului u salua II delunl s4i-
NAnt 10 ftte 0tdinaifa IN lui a%ehihndaHt I
Idmment yous potttz. s0lsea nlhstb 7
CONTINENT ID hIe pafle feptittl d
k6iy bassa BELLS question . On h0hfLfe
Mert
m-Noti, monsieuF qGa Yo0le5 go0a dtfei
-Unt IL Hiia mort mafetudi dtfnlet,
M c%eteuell dait atta IA, On 0fg0lffef1.
detnaiu.
Lr ohirurgitn hahne da b1n sous at
NpspfIt, tala Il a0lis IN Halade, Of dh 81
CDmnt h tetei Ca lue g00s sputeHrs
l'dst que tiop igtaii y0ls etts e%efial0e
sprpt mott IT ti6s mort ett6fe le Bahg
Bat dausu H htat IT, stlEn6tidht ii pllte6
faction ma taftefa pB4 eOlnulehuafl ~.
ptas tot 90 yuag eulefftra, taat tHlslt te
Befh.
Ob appovta u eeteot4l on bl4ea le
hae6da hyto soih, o. on s'nthutniha vefs
l'ogllse lie chif1fgie0 await dunno a gael
lnea vot3ins des INSTITUTIONS gNt eH qidls
ipyaiant talfe, lie goBvoi await d pelGe
tart eent pms Hi'uhe ppt sHlre dslnanda
dui Ton poriaitpn teffel G'est NJ D,.n
notfg jighe inspagtpuF.
k,a-Qaot le vie1s ftiltn d ioht hniI
e,est IN grand bppbeNf, car jam0it On ne
VIZ 10 rHtell fe1dafd,
Le letdnt niagthaifB b'eut pa3 plus t8t
rntpnaa eBttp atlaFHH a soH eafaeiaus.
qa'l ~ ieto dun air nahac ant, en titanll
hSeelerAl II j. h'etaia nas mort yals
tarais payer cher Q0s miafpai mais plisife
ie suls mfft, n suig force lie lee e0uilaf.n
Il De reHli Tranquil lumgnt j4Hs III ht6fe..
Mas HvHNt dettp arrive d mistlitmin de
iegIlse, J'autfes yBiHiHs aftetefahl 10 con
vol, tifnhtla meme question, All hinnia
rent dies iBveeliveae ct des gfbs inola. &c
tail plus que le deflht no phHYut nn sup
pnrtrf, lse relieve llfleuN et ae incl 80
ines,tte De p0Htadlvte sea Hgtesaaafs, mais
ionB leg FpeGldteiia patient dun helat de
tlre, la defislOb p0bltane le %feYttlIa ia 81
folie, II cieIeha a Id pvBbBttgi VI i Iii lin
u y reusslt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
WI MAREtlAM


Respectfully ihf4tms tic Hvhlie that he tau
nov 90 hand nc his Store OIL Church street, A.
l@aefaI ast0tinlsat Wgoedsj Consisting in pati
NJ Hs foHdhiaR a%riiefes,
Day G6oBs- Kefs6y' = 8se6tsed, Kentucky
laaitst PLAID liisey, red %fliDnal, Wiale DO,
Union do, canton do, Virginia 6shabufps.
Georgia cotton duck, linsn dflliin9, cotton 10,
(ass0ftsd,) brown s%lijftiba, Il Ala, Dos sheet
ings, Pa ia bleaehsd sbiffibg \ Aid, India
E%he6tife lgi4, 8bfGH ehefhE, fUfpii6fd d.,
blue drilling G6ttghades. bed tfeki6g's Ffeheb.
English atd Atd6fieau points giBgiap's, mue.
In do lame, e]6leured etambfie. blaet do. Whito
10, black tabby Vpleet, bfg8 Il holland. Russia
3~hh6tftte, tttsb ltHsb d.. 10l4, esttGt diaper.
linen do, dumaHB table dG, IA, Scotch do.
R1ssi5 nv, cotton WaGdjngl bong lawn, irish
fitau, cotton diaper napkins. FHeH dafbAsk do,
brown linen table cloths. Kursta crash, col.
cured eilesta, white foftBB fringe, French
Aa1ibazfBe, English nefino, mafsejies c6uB
tetpanhs, black Italian ~efagate, pguEes six
tdHs'F India Band8fna DO, cotton DO, madFasa
DE-, valencia shaWis, Ti6fida hdhs's, lustftbg
ribbon distorted, Iadies White cotton hose,
e6l6ursd d., embroidered do. cbitdfsu'e d., o.,
mons cotton baifb6se, msfiHo d0, ladies' chev
thabk gloves, Kid do. assorted colours, silk d5
do, 81, maDs fllh de, do, Do, abit6 Berlin do.
tuekekin do cotton and lH6H tapes, sewing
sitk, 1faylafts spool thread, assorted Dbl, d..
stppehdefa linen thread.
GHoeEftEs@CaDdles, coffee, fice, gosheh
buffer, cheese rih8 abele d6, Ito 6iate.
Olives, cafefs, Underwood mnstaid, french.
do, buck Wheai -four, THONGS tobacco, com.
mon do, rigafa assorted, cut tobacco, btoBn
sugar, loaf sugar, fBnilY soap, D~dhnhGahcla
sEffRGHB- Ff4Hf43t Yf49 hes 46e IEffaftA ala H4. -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
WAaONa ANn nAnra

Just received, on consignment, a fev Wa
CONS, Horse and OK Cafts. made efths best
materials and substantially put up, The OK
Carts are four inches on tie tread, aud are
made for The Southern market. Planters or
others DESIRING to purchase, wittGhd II u their
interest 10 call and examiae hem, as they viii
be sold unusually low, for CASH
PIKE II HART.
At6y 9aIb 1914
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
us.

AVIS.
lie soussignf prend cite occasion pour
remercter ses amis ct le pubiic en- general
pour encouragement liberal quill a recu III
iedr part, ct les inforne qu'l a fta5ii III
nonyeau nagasin sur PiIet en- arFiere de Ia
ge6te, Oh il aura constanment en- vente toutes
sores d'cpieeries ct provisions pour les habi-
taus, c0nsistanlen
Toile et cafde d'enballage, fceIle4
Sci de toates qualities, graisse, j%atnbons el
bedrre,
sucre blanc ct comnun, Cafe de Rio cit dc
la Havane,
The, riz, ehandelles let savon.
Cougertes en- Iaine, cotton de Lowell, etof-
fes grassieres pour uegreE,
Yerrerie Fagence et Poterie,
Whlskey, EaH-de.Qie, Aniseite, &c.
Tabac, frontage, poudfe fine, capsules ct
plamb,
Soulfers pour hommes ct femmes, de toutes
les qualities.
u Il fait des avaaces Iibera!es ayr lie CO.
Ton ct Sc charge de Ifoxpedier.
Sept 81 SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
INsTITgTIoNs ANGLAIsE Z FRAN.

JAIoE
lie so%nssigne, ayant forme uue aociete avec
d King hablle professeur de iangue Angiai.
Sc, a PhonneuT d informer respecfueusenenf
les habitaats De Baton Rouge ct ID public en-
general, gull ouvrira me classe De nuit. lei
Ter Nnyembre 1914, pour Ienseignemenf de-
"a laHgne Franeaie d'apres le sysfeme d..
Jean Manesca, sYstene nratique Ell theorique
sur ieqpeIii a n dreGlent refeehi 81 qu,li 4
tfouge ere le plus prompt pour appfendre
aux iednes anericalns Il parfer ct 4 ecFire
corfeefeflent e Franeaia.
De plus, e soussigne inforne respectueu-
sement ie pubic gull pourra donner dos ie-
cons partIeniieres sur IA langue FRANCHISE.
81 demaBde lui en- est fate.
oct. 10 81 T, CAIRE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
La enAr be- WlILrTlNaF0N.

liz CuAr DE WtitlgTlN6FON.
Une question dune haulu impottahtB 4
etd ngttae, ii y a q]0eIQues loHts, dams une
des laeerhtB lee plus obyeHfoS De Bondfes,
concefnaHt ID grand EFhuttugtoH, * "
GaIebre chat assocla 4 "a gIulfe, Ce sdIet
ptesentait qaatfe questions i jtseUtef,
10 Whiting on tll jtnois rNislo
% Wilmington a,tll ota lafd,daito de
Londres
81 Wilmington Rvaitil fteliemenl un
chat
40 90 chat al tte Ia eoltp do IN for.
tune1
Quo Wilmington alt eAlstt, 4 dttun des
nssNalena, e'est On point hots ds doNte, II
tgt e]galement ptouvo auhl a ete lord mai
~ Dc Loadrrs e'tst dams 90 Qhi tonetE-
ne son chat quest 10 ueui gdfdien de Ia
question, lri, inc 9ttJts, ptfateitpa mpi dH
dtfiif he chat, lFe ehlt est ga animal do
mestt1Oe, a mauStaehes pt / 4aatte p6tles,
don't lemPlui oHt da Ffcfdth des s0utia,
Mais QaeIQue sablil Qttul uHtl pniBso etfe,
Q]uellue heutg0S quit SOFT dams SOS eSpe.
ttttoas, 4iel profit pcul.on felifer de ses
capture tAltGul AHnheNf ne CutFolC va
neau DIES soaris! 0ocuna hmille He Ne nour.
III De lear chairs par consequent White
tingtnd MA pae pa ettv ftl Yable do vi
rnrnne d ga chat ptoaft'hea dtt, Quello
gst IA eppso az g,ltn eagal .tst ee que
he Vais tdehetj de ltir0 vaiF
Sc respectable neRati8hi jelsod com,
U,4fce sur nos o6trsi psaf 90 commerce i
fthit dcs Natsscan& Warrington eu. ~
cobsttujfo 40, pVil bapills0 \ ben drott du
rom de- ch,t, 4 c0a de "a Iegateta. An,
jouri'hur encore, mvs,iRurs, ee sont des
chats Qut uan.pnrteat le chafhRn IA New
caste, JIG r%onelus done de n cue Ii cause
be- IN toretho je Wilmington be tut pas IN
chat . maastachrs, q q0Ntre pattos, "a pie,
uaUt des soufjs, nlats. un chat voilier Alant
Is long daa G0lcs, 81 patiant dn eAatbpa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Prospect nh, June 10, 1914.
Those persons who have called for my ser.
vices during my absence from home, are in.
lhatl have returned and am ready TO
tatend to my professional calling.
A. L. PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

FURNITURE.
On c%orsignment a lot IF Furniture eonsis.
ting Of Dining and Breakfast tables, bean.
Bedsteads, &c, for sale by
PIKE T. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09
FORSALE.

One light Family Goa II IL complete repair,
it will be sold very low for Cash ar approved
paper, BY W.T.. 1UNNAID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

te s%plendide baleauehs
Atesg giapanr le BRILLIANT.
a Cfpt Tar, paftifa de Ii
NeuYella Orleans taua los Mtrtfedis Of u
nhnehe, a 10 heafes dn nitih 81 dc Byot
Sara thts en- Lttndts 81 Yendfadis 10 ila1te
do natin, ct %iffigefa de bonhe heufe ie len.
demaiH tHaiidt
Le pfix de pHssaRh est le me mo Due pm les
auttes bateaGx faiHait 10 ithiet.de ii f6fe.
pout fret gu btsHjge, s'adfesset d bofd, GU
Il WIN. IL AVERY,
2 i%ntllet % ~ rue Gmyief
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

80 grass matches 1T maauf %elnfat's prices.
20 dozen boxes premium blBelnug.
A general assortment Of almost any Kind
aud quality of goods. for eash Of batty, for saie
low nf the Baton Rouge Bookstore. opposite
the Methodist Church.
May 2blh 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-09

oil Of 'Fanhih, Tie worst piece Of Old ieath.
or made Is soft and pLiabIs as new, BY tic use
Of ibis oil 9 Of D applications lahs green
hides effsetadtlyl and renders 1t lmpefgions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-17
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsam.

HAS been known and appreciated for the
IL effica cioLs and peculia, properly it
possesses for the cure of every kind of
wounds, Bruises, Sprainsand sores; and is a
never failing remedy for acute and chronic
Rheumatism. This Balsam affords immediate
relief for coughs and sore lungs, pain in
the side aud breast, weakness in the back and
IONS; and is warranted to cure any case of
the Pies or fstula of however long standing
when every thing else has failed. This won,
der-working Basam will restore numb or Pc
rlshed limbs, stiff joints, or numbness in any
part OF the body. and is a sure and pleasant
application to Burns, .Scaids, Sore Threats
and Quinsies. Numerous and respectable
Certificates may be seen where it has effected
an entire cure in all the above cases. Be
ing prepared in accordance with strict and
well established chemical laws its repuia-
ton has been and still is onward, and is
now extensively used in all pans of the
United States.
For sale by DANIELS & BELL Ru,-
land T.. Jameson Casileton; ]. Beaman &
Son West Poultney Wheeler g. Swallow
Pawlet; ID. Andrews manchester Warren
d Bliss Brandon; aud in all the villages in
Inc county. f2:Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-17
Silk Machines.

TUE Subscriber respectfully gives notice
80 the friends Of the silk cause that no
has invented, constructed and patented Ma.
chimes iuf reeiing and spinning SIX, adapted
10 The use Of families aad silk hlalures. The
machines are moved with the feet and can
Ae worked by one person. Ny Reel has a
sliding ann, which bears upon metallic
spring, preventing any injury to the silk by
undue icuiion, &c, NV Spinner will put any
required degree twist into the thread, aud
will spin from the cocouns The usual appa-
atus are provided with the machines. and
They will be furnished upon short ho,ice. at
East Puul'uty. W.. and q, \ fiir price. The
silk culture Is beginning TO arrest the atien.
ton Of The people of Vermont. The cuhiva.
ton Of Silk may furnish new staple, which
all admit is needed. The Report of the
Silk Convention, last year, settles the ques.
ZION ihst"ihis country is 10 be silk growing
country, aud that this branch OF domestic in
dustty is feasible and profitable, and claims
The regard Of the patriot aud philan,hropis,.
JAMES :. HARRIS.
Fast Poul,ncy, Sept, II, 1874 39:ai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-17
COMSTOCK g. CO.'S
Compound Fluid Ertract of
Scl'SH MARTHA.
ENOR The cure Of srrofna, chronic rh,

ENOR The cure OF s,rofula, chronic rhen.
Il maiism, general debility, cuianeOus dis
eases, scav eruptions of the skin, letter,
pimples or pustules on the face, mercurial
| and syphiloid diseases, biles, from an impure
habit OF the body, liberation of the throa,
and leg, pains and swellings in the bones,
liver affections, and all diseases arising from
an Impure state OF The blood, exposures and
impr"dence in life, excessive use of mercu-
ry, &c.
The great popularity Of Sarsaparila, and
its established efficacy. render its superfn-
Gus TO enter into any econium of its virtues,
or adduce any evidence in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively
as good as any other that can be made NJ
One Dollar, at just half the price ofthose so
much advertised, and as strong and in as
large bottles, viz
fVty cents per b0ttte, OF. fire dollars pey do,
This article has cured scrofula of 80 wears
after the Dollar ar'i les had been in vain.
To be bad OF the agents Of Comstock 81
70, only throughout the country, in New
York only al 81, Counand ST.
THE REASON
some people are foolish enough to believe
that we cannot afford TO make as good an ar
iicle ofsarsaparilla extract and sell il for 50
cents per bottle or IS per dozen, as all 9th
ers ibai sell II i'r just double that money -
ne 'lmpie Tact Is TINS, and all will now be
convinced. While fire hundred dollars are
sq',hdefed by others in column or two of
ad'eriisemenis, we do not spend fire. There
lnfe we make the public pay bali as much
i int as good OF better article as any one else
The real cost 10 making Tie article IS rroba-
more than OILERS as We use nothing but the
bsn sarsap,illa root &c. We sell three bot
ties TO one oflhe dol'lsr.priced boiile''now the
public know VIVA, we charge for H., and its
yinne, are su nb" as roilo require half a news
F"Ieo ~ SUSAN , ~ sr Comsfock & Cos ssrsa
sss ! i &? = :, e :: e.:
New York, aod D'"' as.i nut
land, VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-17
DIR. T.. SHERMANS
Vegetable G. atholicon.

An unerring remedy,an known to be such
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases OF the lungs which cause Job
stfuc'ions OF the same; such as coughs, colds,
catarfh, bronchitis, and even CONSUMPTION,
IN the premonitory or forming stages. Also
engagements of the spleen, in the different
stages, and all diseases of the liver, caused
by enlargement or topor jaundice in all its
forms; constipation of the bowels attended
with torpor Of the stomach and bowels. and
OF all the train evils attendant on these diff
culiies.
Night sweats and all forms of hectic fever,
scrofula, in all its various forms and in most
cutaneousdiseases or those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms Of diopsy and many
other OF minor importance which | forbear
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is powerful altera-
tive and deobs,ruent hence, it follows asa
matter OF course that all diseases which tend
10 obstruct the natural channels of circula-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pillary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II is also laxative that is sure and steady
in its operation and never fails to remove
habliual costiveness if persevered in a suffi
cient length Of time.
1t is purely vegetable, and may be used
any length oftime that the nature of,be case
may require without ever harming the con-
suln'lon IN the slightest degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other med
icnes in chronic diseases, which should not
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture to say that no one will regret fair
trlai IN any OF the above diseases.
For sale by Porter, Rutland. 13.Iv
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trisn'iht physicians sud sotrrous II New
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NE tielai'v. HIS principal business 10 the
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ard medical ireAimeai 4 charges fcFstuiccs,
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opposed by ihe Qnscks. IL my shscnrs
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psihlse fof my especial chcft tdivefsionl or
ihoifs. ] care not Which, and among other
fafcical scts, passed fesolu'ion ilai they
would not consult with any physicisn who
lnf~ more thsn they dad, who would no,
d,sc'oss bis knowieRe 10 them Iiero1 and
Flla'o 1ho have called one another Iu.cks& !
other abe,,Teep iIhris sinco aceriaia tune .wetc
there nd sisook ooseial Avpocfilicsl hands on /
ihs occasion bot Ssi1r o.i lady might with
a ise ~ptds make such material" resolve |
tsrk into their guauclsome and bchgcrani
a.onTaiS and ihbi Rnuli ne spor, for hop,R |
Ief lHHv 'afcoi 10 PASS ere resolution T
which ihe pgbiir viii pass ior ihen--yiz 49,
"RcsoiTed unanimously. that We ought 10 |
Ioslioe 20 sricnco and humanity 10 acknowl |
edge that we came here ior the express pur.
pose Of uphuldinc Qssckery and putting down
scientific hCfoSrp. and ihe main object Of our
prosecutions heretofore towards Dr J u. II b.
ard IT, that Dc has had the best success IN tho
treatment 81 diseases Of every kind. which
viii compel Us 10 leave tlIe profession or get
him 10 instruct Us IN tho right way, or life or
death 10 our patients, we will persist still in
our false or Tcrnicious course Of practice that
Hills more than 1t currs," DR. II. would not
10 hl- insiaUaion include all of the profess
ion, by no means, IN the county. as opposed
10 scientific Reform, for there are many hon
crable exceptions and knowing the object OF ,
these prosecutors, did no, nor would not al. ,
tend meeting for such vile aud malicious
DR.. HInaRp would say to ,
has weak opponents as an iniimaiion, thu, he =.
viii expect them TO find fault 10 something :
Use now. as the Faculty have acknowledged !,
4is professional abilities.
]. u. HlBARD, " d.
Rutland, Oct, 9 lsii, 4043
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BOLTRNG CLOTHS.
AND
Bssl'l' NH SONeS,
B. F.WHITE.

Is. F.WHITE,
No. 6, Morton Block, MIX 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale ar
n extensive assortment Of Dutch Boiling
C2oihs fthe following patterns, viz, Anchor
AIMS of Harlem, Bird Of Paradise and Eagle
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale OF this article, the advertiser is enable
TO furnish Millers with more perfect and du.
rable cloths, and at lower prices than thew
can be obtained in the United States.
ALSO; FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu.
sets Stale Prison
March 1874. mis- Gmos-l4