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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12
WILLIAM Ia. EMORY,
ID. &. HOPPER EMORY.

ATTORNEYS .1T L.4H,
ANlNG renewed their Office to Saint PaHf
n n street, No. 10, next door to the Masonic Hall h
oner their professional services to the public, and
VIII commune TO practice in the Courts of BaltImor,
city; the Courts of Appeals and Chancery, in theI
County Courts of the Eastern Shore, and the County
Couris OF Anne Arundel and Howard District. Re
lerences; Messrs. Sangston \ Co.. israel Griffith,
Edward Bird, Emory 4 Stevens, Luther J. Cox and
Dr. +. Waters, Baltimore.
tG5- Talbot Court will set on Monday 18th insant.s
claims placed III their hands will receive prompt at
tenion' ID. Z. H. Il. is now on the L. Shore, at Gen
UrVie. nS.1t
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WILLIAM McILVAlNE,
NJ L Il L ii a II n LILO r..
.SnS Ri I,IlOR L, SIrR EL u,

UNDER THE EuTAw House,
FMSHE Subscriber has constantly on hand select
IL assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and
NESTlNGS, which nc will make to order i'll the ates
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Gentlemen furnishing their own materials can have
them made III the most fashionable style and work
manlike manner n6-JWt
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no ANNUAL MEETING. MERCANTILE Ii
BR.iRY ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of
the Association will be held nj the Library Rooms on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th Instant, at = O'Clock
when the Board Of Directors will make a statement
of the affairs of the Association for the past year
Honorary members respectfully invited to attend
n5 J Il. ENGLAND Cor. Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

10 ELECTION NOTICE. MER C.7NTTLE IL
BR.iRY .7SSOCL4TION Notice is hereby given
that election for officers manage the Affairs Of
the Association for the ensuing year, will be held
the Library Rooms, on SATURDAY, 10th instant
between the hours OF 10, A. NJ. and D. r. NJ
nS J. Il. ENGLAND, Cor Sec'v
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We have already

RIGHTEOUS VERpIcrs. We have already
published the rendition Of two verdicts in the
District Courts, against the county of Philadel-
phia, for damages done to property by mobs-
and verdcts will no doubt be given in all cases
where property has been destroyed IN similar
way. This is just; for, however great may be
the excitement from any cause, which may
arise in any section Of the country, the rights
of persons and property should be preserved
nviolable. We live in Il land where freedom
Of opinion is tolerated on all subjects; and
where the laws should extend protection TO
every one without distincton-the humble and
the elevated-and it is but right that where
the law is transgressed, punishment should fol-
low. 1t is the interest and the duty of every
good citizen to discountenance all attempts to
introduce anarchy, confusion and violence; and
if this duty be not discharged, and property be
destroyed, Justice requires that compensation
should be made. 1t is probable that the dis
regard of the laws in Philadelphia city and
county will cost those places some hundreds
Of thousands of dollars-a severe, but nstruc-
tive lesson. 1t is amazing to us, that the dis
position to commit violence because of differ
Gnce of opinion on political or other subjects,
should exist in the breast of any man. No
personal luminosity should be permitted in the
discussion of any matter-hence, we cannot
see why politicians however Jealous they may
be in maintaining their own principles and
party, should so far forget the rights of Amcr-
can citizens, as to become ntolcrant to their
opponents. 1t is presumed that every man
acts from the conviction that he is promoting
the best interests OF the country; and if his
views be erroneous, however we may lament
his error, we have no right to impeach his mo-
tives, and much less to punish him in person
or property, for the sentiments which he may
entertain. We most earnestly desire TO see all
controversies conducted in future with the
moderation and dignity which become Ameri-
can citizens-and that we may never again
have to record excuses such as have occurred
within short time paSt-tor in all our trans
actions we should never cease to remember,
that we are not only responsible to our coun-
try, but to our God.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

The FoUNDArIoN. As in building house
we look well that the foundation is substantial
and secure, so in commencing new organza-
ton of individuals for public purposes, we
should he careful that it be based upon the
principles Of truth and Justice, that its super
structure may be solid and enduring. 1t is up
on such foundation that we desire to see the
American Republican party Of this State and
of the Union erected; and upon none other can
it stand. 1t is intended that it shall be an
american party in principle and practice-es-
chewing all former party disputes and dtferen-
ces, and amalgamating American citizens of all
parties, sects and denominations, for the adj
vancement of the general interest; and espe-
the danger by which it is threatened through
the agency of foreign governments. No one
will deny that the danger exists; nor will any
one question the justice of adopting precau-
tionary measures to guard against it. As
American citizens, democrats and wings are
equally interested in preventing the exercise Of
foreign influence; and every lover of his
country should cordially unite in maintaining
the great principle, that America ought to be,
and must be, ruled by Americans. The time.
has arrived for combined effort to secure this
object; and we say in sincerity to all who are
disposed to aid in the important national mea-
sure of changing the naturalization laws, that
the American Republicans throw the door wide
open to all citizens, native or adopted 1t is
upon this broad foundation that we stand; and
we believe that it is the ground occupied by
the whole American Republican party Of this
city. We know no party but our country
have no aim but It's benetit-and convinced, as
we are, that our country demands the utmost
exertion of its friends, we shall labor to unite
them into phalanx which shall be able to
overwhelm all influences which may tend to
subject the nation to foreign control, either
through tho ballot box or otherwise.
We presume that the principles of the Amer
lean Republicans will be formally and explicit
ly set forth "by authority" so soon as the time
shall have arrived for proper organization.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

DREADFUL MORTALITY. We are informed
by gentleman who resides in the neighbour
hood, says the PittSJurg Chronicle, that in the
family of man in moderate circumstances,
named Darragh, who resides upon a farm adon-
ing that of the Hon. VIM. Kerr, in this coun-
ty, painful mortality has occurred from ca
tarrhal fever. Mr.. Darragh has family of !
children. a few days since three of them were
taken sick with the fever about the same time,
and IN "a hours they were all dead. They
were buried in the same grave. A short time
after three others were taken sick, and when
our informant left home, one of them had died
and the other two were not expected to survive
until night. Such occurrences are as painful as
they are unusual.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

A MERITRD COMPLIMENT. The New York
Evening Mirror pays the following compliment
TO the able and clear sighted editor of the New
York Trbune-"The Wings generally are
liberal of their thanks to Mr. Greeley, of the
Tribune, for his prudential and sagacious course
respecting the returns on "Wednesday and
Thursday The tone of the Tribune is sup
posed to have saved the Wings in this city at
least million of dollars that would, but for it,
have been bet on Wednesday evening and yes
torday morning"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

FIVE Men DANGEROUSLY STABBED. A
quarrel occurred at a coffee house, in New Or.
leans, on the 3lst ult., between two along
shore men, named John Bradford and James
Murphy, when Bradford severely stabbed Muir
ply in the head and neck with dirk knife
Rosamond Chcxneyder and Oscar Berlin, two
officers of the Third Municipality police, in
attempting to arrest him, were severely stab
bed by him, Chcxnoyder in the abdomen, and
Berlin in the right thigh. Jose Hernandez
and Ferdinand Bonzon, two other officers,
were also stabbed, Bonzon being cut in the left
cheek, from his ear to his chin, and Hernandez
in the abdomen. Bradford was arrested only
when severely cut by broadsword and over
powered by numbers. Hernandez lies in a
precarous state, and some doubts are enter
tanned of his recovery. The wounds Of the
Others, though severe, are not considered dam
gcrous. Bradford is lodged in prison.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

NOR RENT. good STABLE and CAR
- RAGE HOUSE. Apply at No. 30 Holns- ST.
Vented, as above, white WOMAN as nurse for
small fanily, u7-eo4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

Convicted. Dr. VIM. S. Goodwin, former
ly of Greensborough, Ala, was tried at the re.
cent term of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes CO..
Miss, for the murder of Mr. Abbot, and found
guilty of manslaughter, which is, we believe
punishable there by ten years Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

TENHE SUBSCRIBER, being about to remove
n into the country, will dispose of his present blu .
sness of DRUGGIST and APOTHECARY, No. I75
LEXINGTON STREET. The present stand has
been occupied by the subscriber for - years and has
good run of city and country custom, and is well
situated toi wholesale and retail business The
House, which is large and well calculated for the bust
ness, will also he sold if required, and part of the
purchase money may remain on the properly
nlg 3tN fA4I1 JOHN CHAPMAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12
AMERICAN PAPER-HANGINGS.

AMERICAN PAPER-HANGlNGS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED another new.
Il and select assortment OF AMERICAN PAPERy
HANGINGS, BORDERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
&c. to which the attention of persons wishing Paper
Hanging done is respectfully solicited. Patterns new
and prices low-cannot fail to please.
{l} have also just received, new and first rate
assortment of TABLE Oil CLOTHS, all widths !,
some on Canton flannel Cloths. Call and see them
JOHN C. HOLLAND, Upholsterer, I
No AZ Gay.st., doors from the Shot Tower
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12
RICHARD DONAHUE

fefCfI4tftII DO1V AIIUE,
ID r a p Err "A TAILOR.
a NERMAN STR EET, few doors west O
u Hanover, is thankful for past fayors and solicit
continuance of the public patronage. n7-2awtiI |
A II r. DONAHUE'S TAILORING EsTABLIsHMENrl
"A German street, all Garments are cut in the bes
ard most fashionable style, and made to order, OF
reasonable terms NJ oawtil !
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

COUNTRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An ad-
~ ditona lot of 500 pairs of Country Knit Half
HOSE, prime article. Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM co.
nl2-tf No. Hanover street
aBOOTS AND SHOES. AIS cases BOOTS,
lib SHOES and BROGANS, just received per brigs
Chckasaw and Ida, Fresh and Seasonable Goods, d-
rect from manufacturers, aud for sale by the case, at
the lowest manufacturers prices.
4. IL. MERRILL, Commission Merchant,
nl2im No. IA German street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

Tickets S3.to-shares in proportion.
Risk on package of 25 quarter tickets, only 1915,
that can draw The three highest capitals.
For rich and brilliant prizes by the package or sin
gle shale, apply 10 the all fortunate prize corner of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
49, drawn Nov. lI-lOwest prize $500:
Ga b "a IS rs 20 IL 81 63 50 - % Is
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

EUsT RECEIVED-A full supply of chocS
- new CHEESE. Also. Pine Apple and old Cheese
For sale by US DENISON
n9 81 Baltimore street.
NOR HIRE, IA coiored man, first rate cook n
II every respect, aud can come highly recommeI's.,
ed. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
NJ No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-12

THE EARTHQUAKE AT SEA. We mentioned
Yesterday that a ship arrived at New York had
experienced severe shock of an earthquake
at sea. Capt. TIardie, of the barque Louisa,
at this port, informs us that while in lat %,
Al, long. 81, so, just 400 miles apart from the
New York ship, he also felt the same shock vc-
nv sensibly. 1t occurred at 10 - o'clock on
III, morning IF the Goth nit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-28
ROPES. ROPES.

~..t..l and lor sale general assortment o.
4 bca,J9ee. consisting IN part as follows
\ X,,i,o Tard and Manila Ropes OF all sizes
400 lbs Packing Yarn
'. 500 Brosm irvine warranted good.
. To' and 1'wiuos Of every variety and size
",s! .L.,, veil he sod as cheap as can be pur'
o,' in lals cily or Pittsburgh -. o.,.ul
''% Fsr Bpc.v., GINSENG Corn b+os%, Oats s, and
"' % 'ag at the old stand formerly occupied by
Doree q h'8e' w CHARLES II BERRY.
oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-28

onfNSON A. Hull. HOUSE. SIGN MD
"a , 1 ml'rs.N>hNENTAL PAINTERS, No l25 Wei
~ 8, orc always prepared with the he.'
sac N,.' .4 material In execute all or'cf' T. Their
N''H''' 49,. ,,e., s,yle aud at he lowest ni's.
I'm, III 'ne '',,,,,on al SIGN PAINTING OR Gil
Every ue'' P a'a te., manner. ms 10
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=DRY-G GODS,

uEraKEII.. has IHsi received ifsia
= y.fk. large .lsek Of 1unt' " hi'h .sf
=, .h...ns~. rsnnpl bs snf aa''ed Pers2.s
=. .ssrss.s he be- Cows al The lowest
IN - uell 10 cal sas saanlas h's s'ask.
III
.suuRRR pEee..s 81 -. .''l-' sri III
.In;ss. PAds p'Fsssss Gfafs p.Le'o and
...ys. ok,oh an .l,is sad qu'lrv cannot
49, = ~ sIhsr sssfsa =Iasi received n
n y ntisNELLS.
LAID. ~ ~ Figufes Alpaea'. French nd
rssl,,k Mevies. French Cos od'sr 'hn.z.
..,s ~ sshss NV siyle American ChioIE-
,sssivsd ~ y nls le" Al s
haynes ~ es.ls,sn Gingham'. Go'io's 10.
e.tfs;1sret e. Manehest.r 10 lust reed
~ - o W HElsKELLS.
ktAlS m olas Bl'k ll.'ian LuslrnG', sl'ts
Pl.;s ul,1ts, Bas BIZ Puuli de Silc.. Do
a. ChsSslssn siIks. PLAID and Fsncv 81.
sssis.. lsfse~els. vslssl. se-iu'i rcd -
II oW HElsKElLs.
B Thu i,kOIEs.-If you want 30 see some
/,hiue 'pfo1ey. en- n Of the City 1'Ash store a4a
a az sma elsths crapeae lance cash
4 desSsss, Rsp de Laines; Nogs'n &c
b.; Dome aSies d'Fcos.,; Plain. go, 3if'n-
~ baRyo1 Aisscas; Rroesdei strip .k'i|
BIZ Ckamelior, do; Glaco, .trp and m
u; v6lvss laid Chsmeee Dc; Satin sJlp'd
ssnpie; ehaagesbls noplt de so'G; SAN
I Peril Il E4ss, pr-b Gro de Narlrs; Gro
kiss( &Dso IL Nv. ei'k and white Fou' rds;
b. UnDs3 ND. brk md ,olored Satinsi
siifsi 6aanst yslsets and Silks; plain and
y kennce Ribbons: Ariifcia Flowers Dark
nss. yelyet polnts;Satin aud ve'vef Crovafs;
70 al SiR G'eves and Mis- prglc & silk
ks, yhso6d tAre and lns-rt'ng Swiss -
bid lueovtius, Black Lac. ! isCn rsmhiic
u Che9sills ard Lace Cara. Chimcsrtts
~ eollArps nix, white aus fe'd Nets
kids. sbsr'd swiss. book, null and otbe-
lnss Silh, Weol and cofion Nose; f.sc,.
>tlls, frilet and efser Vols Tsrk er. a. eub Z
Plaiu iThibe'. Habyle Nesseaq. ciroaqaiou
msnn 1sesha, Dsnask, B * cloth, blanket
blhog okawis.
lieec9 - vos will moi be sblo to get 81 GIT.
asAooiliss very fast.
d LOwTnER & BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-28
REMOVAL.
lENGW DYEiNC ESTABLISHMENT IN
e4E VI UUCI-TyNE

I.0HIsEIy. French Dyer. on the other
~ q The hvidee. sovih Wheeling. recold
fFsn D q Kelley's Store. returns his 9ra'e
Eoohe ~ Ms friends and customers, flr her
n 0v>fA and: respecifu ' " informs t'cm
/ he hoo s3dsd 10 his es, ihlish m zen import
efd. e F.snse, ns'.'- iiscatered i~proVe-
-. A1llVes more lustre, nsafness mud das
~ = ~ colsssd s,uAs, without irjar.nr
= lselo poyltcily cor 6dsptio give everg salts
~. ~ U1pes, therefore, for the cont nsanee
LIE potsonass. oct2i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-28

sIIANLs

Sack of shaws is very good 0arir
,S'Ofa finer qually,and are al much
oaslY in The Summer.
|opli - 90 VT SCI
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00EICsN COLLECTIONS.
= 4 AYLOR r MASON
M11ORNEYS At LAW,

1. fecoQ Ma, OEre Ne e4b Van Street.
Efo1l*ATTENTION will be given 10. ihe
|NlGg1a NJ demands. tho payment 81 Land
a se&I ~ snvss,ie alian Of Land Tides through.
~ - NJ Missouri and Illinois, and The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-28

DAILY ANn wEEhLf ~
Ilsh ..xrs =. WHARTON
JA., Mos Az atI> STR ~
RS WHEELING.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
DIR. 4. SHERMiNS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerring remedy, and known 10 be such
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases of the lungs which cause OBJ
strucl.ons OF The same; such as coughs,co!ds,
catarlh, bronclatis, and even consumption,
in the premonilory OF lorming stages. Also
engagements Of The spleen. in The d~ifieren,
stages, and all diseases of the liver, caused
by enlargement or ,opor Jaundice IN all lis
forms constipation Of the bowels attended
with iorpor of the stomach and bowels. and
of all Tie train evils alien liant on these diff
cullies.
Night sweats and all forms ofhectic fever.
>%crO'ula, IN all lis various forms and in most
Observation-Disclosures or those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms Of dIOpsy and many
other OF minor importance which ] loIbear
TO mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful %altera-
i've and deOhs,ruent hence, il follows as n
matter OF course that all diseases which lend
TO obstruct the natural channels of %circula-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pillaly vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
i, is also a laxative iha, is sure and steady
in its operation and never fails to remove
habitual costiveness if persevered 10 d sufi-
cient length o! time.
1t is purely vegetable, and may be used
any length oftime that the nature ofthe case
may require without ever harning the ron
~siitution in the sliqh'es, degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other med
icines in chronic diseases, which should not
De overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
| venture TO say tina, no one will regre, a fair
trial in any OF the above diseases.
For sale by / pnrier Rutland Io.Iu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
=
AND
Burr sTgiH SOHcS.
b. F.WHITE,

b. F.WHlTE,
No. 6, Morton Block, MIX 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
1 extensive assortment Of DHfch Doui"S
Cloths ofthe following patterns, VIZ, hnrho''
Arms of Harlem, Bird Of Paradise aud Eagle;
From long experience in the manufacture ana
sale Of this article, the advertiser Is enable
to furnish MiIIers with more perfect and du-
rable cloths, and at lower prices than ihey
can he obtained in the United States.
ALSO: FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
OF all sizes manufactured at lie MassacNu-
sets state Prison.
March 6 1914. 6 mis- Gmos-li
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
). paN PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
GnuliOn.
This is 10 infotmih he public that all genuine
has on the side of the boxes,
Wrisht's Indian Vegetable Pulls,

This is 10 infotmih he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side OF the boxes,
Wrisht's Indian Vegetable Pulls,
(ISDIAN PuRGATIvE)
ortLe North american College Of Hedhh.
And also around the border Of the label, will
be found in small type, Entered according
io tie ac, of congress ~ the year 1910, by
WM. WRIGHT in the Clerks office at the
District Couri, of the Eastern District Of
Pennsylvania"
1t will further be observed that the printed
dierciion for using the medicine. which &C
companies each box, are also entered accord
irg 10 Act of CONGRESS-; and the same form
viii be found al the uotiom at the frs; page.
The public will also remember. that all
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills,
are provided with a certificate OF agency,
signed by
WlLLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
OF North american College Of Health.
Whol. ,nke Co"nty Agents.
The pnliic ave cautioned agains, buying
of any but the regularly appointed agents
namely:
W. l.. C. sTODDARD, Rutland;
G. Clements, West, do.
Brown & Dow, Cutiinpsville;
J. Buckmasier, shrewsbury;
G.. e. A. Billiard, f. Clarendon,
S. Townsend. j., Wallingford;
Lapham, Vail & Co., south do;
J & S. Vail & Co.. DANNY Thoroughly;
8. e. N. J smith, do.
N. w sawyer, Tinmou,h;
Vail d Otis, Middletown;
l.. NJ. Walker, Clarendon:
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
S. ID. Winslow, Pit,sford;
Warren q Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Ne ,ving g. Catlin, Orwell;
w Chapman g. Co., do;
F.. II. g. s. Aiken, benson;
Z. S. Armstrong, West Haven;
p. fetch & son, B%ridport;
J. Frost, do;
Wright & Buck, Shoreham;
John imons. Jr., do.
A A..eu, Fairha,en;
T.. Jameson, Caslleion;
j. o Richardson, West Poultney,
S Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlet,
] q. LANGLEY, Travelling AGENTS,
\. b. AIl orders and Communications mus,
be addressed thus:
New England Office and General Depo,
LILY 1913 fremont street. Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
DR. y BRANDRETWS
Vegetable Pills.
TIE U~aircrsal Medicine ofLi6!

TIE UnlreTs0I Medicine Of Lac!
THERE are faculties both bodily and in
X tei.ectual within US, with which certain
herbs have affinity, and over which they have
power.
All diseases is produced by The impurity
OF the blond. The Brandreih Pills remove
he cause of Ill diseases by purifying the
blood, they are therefore properly called uni
versal; they are mild in their operations, and
never falling in their beneficial effects.
Remember-That each box of The genuine
has upon j, three copyright labels. That each
label has two signatures Of DIR, BENJAMIN
Brandreth uponi il. That there must be upon
each box three signatures, Tins DR.. Benja-
min ~Brandreih, NJ. ID. And three signatures
thus Benjamin Brandre,h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The bes, medicine known TO man for IL
cipient Consumption, asihm, Of every stage,
Bleeding OF the Lungs, Coughs, Colds. Liver
Complaint, aud all diseases Of the Pulmo-
nary Organs. may be had the agents canned
below.
UTAl published statements of"ures GER
Grnei 10y this medicine are, "a erery respect
TRUE. Be careful snd get the genuIne
"Da WisTAH's BALsAM or Wild CHERRY
as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from ANY part of the country should
be addressed 10 Isaac Butts, No. l25 Fulton
street, New iotk. 52:iy
AGENTS.
DANIELS L. BELL. Rntlanl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

TNNE s1lsrfihef would in(utm the public
Il that he has taken tie Tavern stand
at Clarendon springs known as The Green
Mountain House, which he has put in order
to receive boarders, travelling custom aud
parties Of pleasure-who will receive par'l-
cuiar attention. and all who may favor him
with their patronage may he assured that ihey
shall no, he dissa,ist fed with the fare or price
-iAepro OF 'Hls Is the nal.
r. 4. KILBURN.
For sale al he above place Ladies ana
Genilemen's Kid shoes. cheap for cash.
Clarendon, Nav 2s, 1911. 22HI