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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
DIR. BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL.
REMEDY OR LINIMENT

WHICH by its extraordinary powers abstracts
pain or soreness thus sprains, stiff sinews.
white sweliings, rheumatic pains, or Stiffness.
Stiffness IN the juints, tumors, Unnatural
hardness, stiff neck, sore throat, GROUP. CON
fractions OF the muscles. scorfulons enlarge
mems, tender feet, and every description of
injury affecting the exterior Of the human
frame, are cured or greatly relieved, by his
neyer-io be suficieniy eAiol,ed remedy.
The following are the only authorised
Agents iV the sale OF the the Bran irelh Phi,
and Eminent in Ruillnd County
w. f. G. S~tOddard, Ripley q Bailey, Rot.
land Hitchcock d Morgan, West Rutland
G. b. Walker. Benson $. ID. Armstrong,
Wesihaven Goodwin & 5ickman, Hodges
! &Ilawkins. Cas'lAion: Willard 4 F.,nSm
Fs,,hageu, - Caipmau Z Co .Urweli D
buckmlsler, Bnckmasier d 20. Shrewsbury
). Townsend W~allingiord L1pham, Vail &
Co. SoCih Wallingford. +. +. Rogers. Danb,
Borough Whedon & Swallow, Pawlel II
Simonds. Piisiord Ira Button, Warren 4
Bliss, Brandon; Ira Bingham, Su3bnrv Y
- Sawyer, liHnsuih, ; Z. Bruce ", dc
town J. q. Richardson. West fouiney
II. \, Haley a. Co, Wells. l0iy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
EMILY LEONARD.
sTATEO or

STATE or vERMONT.l hremem.
District Of Fsithaven, IS. LID bered thai
at a probate coart holden al C,sileion within
and for said district on the 25ih day Of Aug.
A. ID. 1911
Present, 4 Warner, Judge.
lchahoh Marshal adnialsiratnr OF tho es-
tate Of 1imoihy MarsA,il, late of Poul,ney
10 said district, deceased, proposing 10 rem
der an account OF his administration Of said
Csitie;
liisoIcered .ha, said account be received
and saamifed Tor allowance en- The 81 day Of
October neat, az the proba,e office in said
Casileiou. aud that this order be published
three weeks successiyely previous ,hereio IN
the hIl!and llerali, a newspaper printed ia
ROLAND, which shall be suffioieni noiiee "a
all persons interested in the line and place
OF examining said account.
A true copy u Record. 1898
u. L. LANGDON, Register,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

'H'flE subscriber having discontinued the
m business Of manufacturing lion anu
Nails would say to his old customers and
others that he has seyeveral tons frat quail,
~ Biacksniih's lnn which viii be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also a
cess IONS a. al which will b. disp,s 4, Of
on liberal terms. Wrought serGy Iron
will b. taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept. Cab 1874
ALANSON ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
lead P,pc and Improved
PumDs.

"IiE subscriber informs the publicihat he
A. continues To manufacture Lead Pipe Al
Grlnvi.,s Corners, Ns-aingion Conuy,N Y.
and viii furnish any q|laUf.is ~ shuu nollce.
lie will Also Furnish and put up humps Of
different descriptions, On such conditions as
cannot tail 10 satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience 10 the busi.
ness, he viii be able L. sell Pipe and Pumps
cheaper Than can b. urltioei. Of lie same
quainy IRON aAy otirI eslatisnmeut.
JAMES /. ESTEY.
Granville, March q. 1871. I3sm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
CHEESE MANS
Arabian Balsam.

HAs leen known and appreciated for the
IL efIica cioLs and peculiar property II
for the cure Of every kind of
1ccup3s, Bruises, SpraiasGHd sores; and is a
never failing remedy for acute and chronic
Rheumnt,sm. This Balsam affords immediate
relief Tor coughs and sore lungs, pain in
the side and breast, weakness in the back and
loins and is warranted TO cure any case of
the Piles or fis,ula of however long standing
when every thing else has failed. This won
der-working Balsam will restore numb or Pc
rished limbs, s,Iff joints, or numbness in any
part Of tie body, and is a sure and pleasant
application to Burns, Scdids, S0re NroatS
and QuinSies Numerous aud 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
we'll established chemical laws its reputa-
ton has been and still is onnard, and is
now extensively used IN ali parts Oh die
United States.
For sale 10y DANIEL & BELL Rul-
land; f., Jameson Casileton J Beaman g.
Son West Poultney Wheeler & Swallow
Pawlet; ID. Andrews manchester Warren
q Bliss Brandon; aud in all the villages in
the county. i2:ly
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Dissolution.

TNHE hrn Of Beamah wood & Niles. man
ulaclares a, lie Factory owned by
l<'anart : Carpenter, ia Hampton New
York, u 10y conseal dissolved TN. dav.
5OsL BsAsAs,
S,NUsL NooD.
FHAsrts Mars.
gs,e6 ~es, fouhney Sept. %. isii.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
Lead Aqucducts.

rFNUE ruh.f. hsv.ac token Of w IS
q #l,r iae ~,1. 4 Machinery. &c Ion
a Hsli, Cansla9iiy on nauc. Also,
Hlt Pumps, of yst.pVs Winds, an excel
90 ariels, 8 Gown 10 point ol neatness and
"nrshiliy 80 Ne equal Ia any now IN use, man
sfs,lGred lfi warranted.
~ orders In Ms lie r business viii he
promptly attended 10. AMI PIPE Ia any quanti-
ue> .efoi "A on short notice.
TIE liberal pifr1a 20 heretofore received
o. Ais D1c ~ basiness. Induces the subscIi.
irr i9 ConuAae tie "ola stand" a, Casilc,or
M.'ls. ~ NIX WHITNEY.
%ss,'sion Wis Apul 10, 1914. lG.Gm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

PARRF1T 4 co have fr sale coarse
aai hne Western aud LireIp,ol Sail.
suPertne Flour BY the load or single barrel,
goldfish. salmon, &c. &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
& CO.'S
Compound F2ud Eriract Of
Sarsa Darjna,

INOR the cure OF scIofula, chronic rheu-
l. matism, general debility, cutane0us dis
eases, scaly eruptlons Of the skin, tetter,
pimples or pustules on .he face, melcurial
aud syphilOid diseases, biies, from an impure
habit Of the body, liberation Of the throat
aud leg, pains and swelllugs in the bones,
liver affections, aud all diseases arising from
an impure state Ut the blood, exposures and
imprpdence in life, excessive use of meTcu-
ry, DC.
The prett popularity OF S~aIsaparUGa, and
its established efficacy, Tenuer is sbpernH-.
ous to enter into any econium OF lis virtues,
or a lduce any evidence in lis laroF.
The Sarsaparilla is Warranted positively
A. good as any other that can be made at
Ooo Dollar, al just bail he price OF tiose so
much advertised, aad ~ slrong aud IN as
large bottles, viz
fyGy cents per butte, or EEs doHdyS per doz.
I'm, aricte has cured ~sorplula at 80 years.
aieTne boiltI arii les had heeg "a Y m.
10 be han VI TIE agents OF Constuck Il
Go, only Throughout the country, in New
York OEly al 81, CORTLAND 81.
TIE REASON
Some people are foolish enough to believe
Mat we cannot dfiUId 10 make as good an ar
iicIe OfsarsapaIlla extract and sell il for so
cents per bottle ~ IS per dozen, as all 9th
ers That sell II fur just double tina; money
ihe ,hDple fact Is this, and all wIN now DO
cOnvin' ed. While fire hVhdrel doliass arc
squ1ndrIen Oy others ia , column or lwo OF
Advertisements, We do mol spend IRE mere
fore we make the publc pay bail as muoH
for as good 81 better article as any one eiNe'
the real cost IN IA king ih8 '.l,.' p,'ud
more Than others, as " use b''"l"S - "'
best sdTsaprlla root. 81. we StH -. ~
"nb'ic tony wba, wr rtane for il. and lis
sinoes axe such as not TO require halfa news
ieqairs ai~ay, 81 dom- '',s q .. c S''. S'''a-
F'Gi-' 'l l'i ,'' a C. 81 CORTLAND st.
9oy y BCRT q MASON, Rut-
land, VI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

Ef~r r
-
g. " 10 EEL. 81 hsh
I'D o. 'r. We. ~ aH4sts
trfy ~ tfls .'chcs. sob.
Ors itat aF' kcl' az w
.IssfJ.8tH Cs~s. s.H lcrs tI'o Iihse.
sz l4l-as s 49,.
naavmaars. t~nsfuuefis. t~hetuurgif's.
spertars 81 eli KINDS boa ooattt ana con.
rst. 6us cgiiefY. Sc a..
Lsalrs please call AID oFsfuii'e q Nae a.
,osianrsa q bred ~ usA atHce.
ias. tssas d al 81 whiCh ufh bv sldtf.
t~fcsrlt ltw Hs ass wu4'e lsg leafc 90
t,t liai - has u. ttu tulr,c 81 Nct5lcs
htt ia,ofs c,rf DIotstt iutn 500 =, VA
fsftts g. s tr l%crfcfi saisflttsn a. may t.
IS NEfNL1r.
N. 3d. Tie s~uh.rrycr, 'l-riul 'o' pasl
fsguts. wouli ~ data he coafipycs ihv watch
ab6 eer,r tes.nt,s al. ~ ifanches-
Muslfsi -iUtftut-is tt .auet. Piano IOitos
aue Organs Tuuri lie would also state hat
o. hs. sa -. o3sm crgiae 'suhs, wh.,h cns-
a.es hu .p 90 nirc iufiing; auaehCc 20 the
Iaftr d. rE'rantc rrw rn ppafaius
which a4Il CIT over 2gu9 different leads i'
81 i8,t. ai.o Gear Cuiung Engine. which
wal rui kipts pl plain and level Gcef'
f.'u ,r sch o. 60 ia hcs no diameter Any
Oh aorA done un shoil notice
Nat ~crf "a, tsii. - 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
sAnn>rH SCHOOL BIBLE AND
urUsIp EunAtEnDN

AABnATh SCHOOL BIBLE AND
y TRACT DFPuSlTORY.-A full a..
ircui % tie ruhlrs,iaus oflhe Am4tiran
ully School Un,ol. Massachusetts 5 S
alton pro,'s slant Episcopal s 5 Union.
american Tuci Society anl American b..
s Sorstv. always on bsnd and for sale At
Nra York. Boaon. and Philadelphia cat.
alogae pF,ces
w, hsfc ESQ on hand a large assoumeui
oflkcleecs Devotional. Practical. BIO.
Efar eel Missionary pad Religious Book,
sa.2tle 81 Satts,h schools and Tor gene
ral read ng
III Of vlieh viii tr sold =, tic loves
rurrs Catalogues iennshsd rtsiis. Par
ltculst attention pait 10 iuIri ,hius Sslball
School. Chsrrh and rfivats LihrsueA.
YOUNG q HARTT. Booksellers and
~sisiiuaefs, 2I6 kivsr-sL.
20 Vry. y. y.
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Sfcnc War;.

4 LARGE sssoument 81 utter pts, Jars
y &c., ard lew eoz superior n,lk pam
fIom ihe rcspingila Pol,v on band and
,,-he 4, BARRETT SEQ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
Mustard seed.

rEuN te ~ rfies PAID icr cnt Gear
II e. a.fA seed ~ Bar a NAsoS'
Guilsn5, SsIf 4, 1874 Wv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

I.s, So. a. asaunt. executor Of tie las;
Va snj icsIamco' ~ 1finjs Todd iste Of
~ t.ril a sid Gle i't, oeccs.el ties
M go lrnlcr 90 aeUpIui oi his
ts' .fioa,
ltU .,e] Lsl = ~ account De re.erted
i.r alton aLd allowance g the lsiNoH
taY it..e te -h iHS 81 Co'ater text s.i
a.i ca.f nf ,l mfei he 0ati.hc8 IN te
'srt Hersia ncSsf et printed ~ Bot
isii ihfce weeks >utce~siyelt. previous
t crria. ihsi ai porsOBs Interested may sP-
s % 'eo 90 g. q ssuelt tlcy sec cause
t0. -oHF Of .e ed
HEN" HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
State n Vermont ID II temem.
District Of Fst,haycn, IS. ID Jered that at


District Of Fsi,hayen, IS. - bered TIA, at
a probate raui holden al, Caslle'an within
add fi SAID disir,si on tAe 2Sth day Of Aug,
4 ID 1874.
Present, \ Warner, Judge.
Mary Billings an1 II J. Horton, admin
i-''.t.rs uflh estate oiIi,us Bi',ip.s late Of
llpiito4ioa, in sail district, deceased, prp-
a>iHg ln render an account Of their admin
-rl,ion Of said estate.
his ordered a % sail accoun, lie received
1ua r,1ntiae' '1r a'lnv lnce on tie 81 dav OF
u'tuhcr ueNi, NJ tie probate office in said
tr>''eira u3 tits' i'is ptier be published
graas -Hrre.sIye.y previous thereto 10 zoo,
t1i.1nn Herald a newspaper ptiuied in Rot
'4ni wli.h shall he sufficient notice to all
e-s interested ia he lime and place Of
,aaesl s1il account
4 t1r .lrf ai Record.
50 rs BF LANGDON Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
>lATE or VEGNONr.}RE II remrm
District ofRutaad, IS. 81 bered that,

>lAlE oF NEGNDNT,t RE II renrm-
District of Rutlaad, 81. 81 bered tina,
al a special probate couIi held al Rutland
wuhin snd ia said district on The l0,h day OF
September, 1913.
Present, Wm Hall, Jndre.
Anna Ciatk, executor OF tie last will and
,eslimeol oi Bs,,obCl,Tk, late Of Middletown
40 said d~isititi, deceased. ,esiate, proposing
90 render au accpUu, O; her said adminis,fa.
i.n.
Il u ordered that sad account be referred
Tor sxaminauon and ALLOW snce To the lsi Mon
DAY boing the IN day OF October next. and
that COPS If this order be published three
weeks successfully. previous thereto, IN the
Rutland Ilciald. . newspaper printed al Rut-
land. that all persons Interested may appear
anl object 10 the same IL they see cause.
\ uue copy Of record.
35.39 HENRY HALL, Register.
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3T39 HENRY HALL, Register.

HE tie subs tibers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for The district Of
Faithlrsn. comm ssiyBcrs TO receive, examine
and adjust all CLAIMS and demands OF all per-
soas against the estate Of
Noah Mcrnii, la'f Of Sudbury,
10 said district. deceased, aud also all claims
aud demands exhibited IN ofI,v, thereto and
six months from Zoe 3lst day Of July last,
bcing allowed by said court for tina, pUr-
osc, we 30 therefore hereby give notice tina,
we vi,l l',eul 10 the business OF our said APP
OF .r.nt u kfsges * Clarke's oilice IN
n....,3., I'd, t1vs1 ..e-lajs Of November
arl December next, irom | O'Clock uHtil G
O'Clock p N. on each Of said DAYS.
D. ". C. CLarkr, JoAy \. CoNASr, Com.
Brandon, Sept. 1. 1874. 37:3g
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I7eON & NALL

DANIELS 4 BELL. Rutlan,
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Grccr, Mountain HEausc.

Clarendon spa, May 1. 1874. ioti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16

KNOCKED up.-The Spooner letter mail establish
ment, notwithstanding the endorsement Of Davit
Hale 1t was an impudent thing at best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16

VAroR BATHs.-The most delicious and health
iu thing at the opening Of spring, is one of Mrs.
Carols VaPoy Baths, 26 Couytlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcToN.-How TIK WIND
BLows.-We have received returns of the New
Hampshire election, sufficient to show &c coming
events" The following are the results in 66
towns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-16

FaIoHrFuL The "American" announc 8 last
evening the dissolution of the Union! Awful /!
Whyf what how? Because it is believed that
Captain Tyler and his acting Secretary OF State
have agreed and signed a treaty annexng Texas TO
the United States. Is that ALI Jonathan and his
twenty-six comey daughters can easily swallow
Texas without bursting,
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LOCAL ELEcrIoNs.-The democrats in Detroit
have elected their Mayor by a majority of IA.
Last year the whig majority was 300. There has
been no choice in Bangor. The wing candidate
for Mayor received 669 votes--all others 700,
These local elections are claimed by the winners
as evidences of what will be done on the Presi-
Dental election. They are strictly local in their
character, that, in our opinion, they form no cor
rect criterion of general election. Pea soup to
day may be bean soup tomorrow.
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o. The Southern Mail ,ciA be found on 4h page


THE WEEKLY HERALp-CLosE OF O'CoNNELL 8
GREAT SYErcH.-We have received by the Siddons
file of Dublin papers, by which it appears hatthe
already published, isonly about one halt, or little
more. The most eloquent half, being the close
delivered after our previous arrival, we shall pub
lish srclusipely to-day in the second edition OF the
Weekly Herald. So, look out
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to brighten, to gladden. to willy and to bless Is so in
Truth die And those political principles which
uphoid-in which live, and for which we are will
ling to die will widen and deepen, extend and exist for
evet. Loud and prolonged applause)
Mr. MELvLLEs address heard with the greatest at
tention, and remarkably well received
Ater the address, the professional ladies and gentlemen
Mesdames Phillips and sharpe, and Miss Bruce, and
Mes srs Lynch, Holman, kneas and kavanagh, sang in
very excellent style the following
sONG-MARCH! MARCH
TuSE-"March. march, Ettrick and Tcviotdae.
WRITTEN ron The OCCASION ny n. $. HART, Zsq.
March, march Calhoun and johnson men,
Forward my lads, and march in good order,
March, march Cass and Van Duren men,
Henry Clays cohorts are now our border.
Many banner spread, luers above your heads
Many crest that is famous in story
Come and make reauy then, Democrac ' a minute men
Fight for your cause, and your great chela glory
Chorus--Nlarch! march! &C.
Come from the hills, whore your cattle are grazing
Come from the glen ofthe buck and the roe,
Come where the beacon of Freedom is blazing.
Determined to rout, and to vanquish your Zoe.
Gallant hearts bounding hills are rssounding
With cries that must urge ye, to march on in order,
our country shall many day, tell of the gallant fray,
When we drove back the cohorts Of Clay in disorder.
Chorus-March! march! &c.
Come for Democracy foes are united,
And fraud and corruption oagued to destroy yc,
Come for your faith. and your honor are plighted,
To conquer the foe who now seek to betray ye
Let no discussion then, sever your ranks my men,
True to your cause, and to law and good order,
These to maintain my men braveiy we Will again
Drive back the forces Of Clay in disorder
Chorus-Niarch! march! &C.
This was "rspturousy encored" and elected thunders
Then came az" popular air" by the band; after which
~ now introduce to you Captain Tyack, who has pro-
bably seen md conversed with General Jackson
eceny than any other citizen Of New (Cheers)
Captain TrAcx fine hardy looking sA. veteran then
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And died. the sword in his red hand,
On the hottest spot of that blessed land,

was the banner of the Holy Cross-(Cheers When the
Bourbons desired to call to their aid the ances of imperial
France, the Orihamme display ed and the Gallo Chi
vary rallied round il to conquer to die Cheers In
modern times the t color Of the revolution and the
golden eagles the empire have been carried in triumph
into every capital the continent. There il sin
gle breeze that blows in which the meteor lag of Eng
land does not wave and Benheim, Families, Seringapa.
tam. Albuera, Salamanca and Quebec-Acre Ahoukir,
Waterloo and Trafalgar, eloquent with its glories
We rally under banner inferior TO Of thesea flag
loved at home and respected abroadthe starspangled
banner Of our cotnry.( Tremendous cheering) II IL
familiar to the British soldier for he the plains
Saratoga in the lines at Yorktown and upon ting breast
work ut New Orleans (Great cheering II is asso.ia-
ted in the mind Of the British sailor with the Of
HULL Porter and Decatur. II streamed from the mast
head Of the Constitution when the Guerrero struck
Cheering) Truethese are the banners Of nationsbut
this contemplate coonskin is the emblem and the banner
OF party which aspires to CONTROL the destnes OF
tion.-(Groans and hisses) And such nation, too-a
nation which doubles its population and quadrnples its
wealth every two and twenty yearsthe only free
ton on the face OF Gods eartha naton the corner.
stone Of whose greatness was laid by him. in
speaking of whom all language fails and all utterance be-
palzed Ransack the records Of all time Invoke
the aid OF the genius Of the past VINO is his peer He is
unapproached in the intellectual symmetry and moral
grandeur OF his charsotar George Washington knows
no pcer-he has no parallel. loud ana enthusiastic ap
pIause) Let me call your attention to the startling fact
that indirect and most nsdious attack has been lately
made upon the memory of Washington. II was made
from hs very stand only eleven days ago by one who
stood here before the whols country
mouth piece Of the wing party. The language of that
wing orator this 4" He (Mr. Clay has made his
character tho character Of the age az Washington
did in his time Washington left the nation sober order
~ hgh-prncpled and patriotic but on the whole rather
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-16
* 4 i i : :
Peace f03. the .NOther!
QUIET AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
For the relief Of children cutting tceh.-CI]

TO PARENTS AND NURSES.
it is stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-third of the children in the
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell the secretion of saliva is increased
the child is seized with frequent and sud-
den fits of crying, watching, starting IN the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence. and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. II these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
leviated spasmodic commissions UNIVERSAL
w supervene, and soon cause the dlssoIu-
ton of the infant. This infallible remedy
has preserved thousands of children, when
thought past recovery. from commissions.
As soon as the .Oriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover
This preparation is SO innocent, SO eiiica-
cous, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are atthe age flour months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if a child
wakes in the night with pains in the gams,
1t Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c.
~
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Richmond WooIlen Factory.

ME subscriber having commenced the turing
business at the above ment9Ee3 place: he IS prepaic
Ell 10 receive wool 70 manufacture CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS. B!.ANi. ETS, SAFI iNEiiS ard JEANS e.
by yard shares. terms suited to the
times. lie also has hand abov
med goods. which ne Is willing exchange for
produce. lie viii also Card Wool. Full and Ores.
Cloth for chose who viii favor him their en-
customary prices and hopes 1y basr
give general satisfaction
IEgTNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov II, 1873
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Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Liniment

TEVr + most valuable preparation ii for the
lief Of Rheumatism. Strains. Pans, ana swelling
tie Joints Jayg-ache. Sore throat, &c. Also.
complaints Of Horses, where Liniment would be
likely give relief Prepared and sold, whoe-ae and
retail. by B4rneA. Pret!7ar / G. Coyington. ny.
For sale in R4chnon.. 4; tie BOOK STORE.
Jan IL, lc4i BIZ
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CAST! FOR FLANSELD

ME unders gaed wish purchase ,v1 ;hou-
4 sand bushels Of FLtNSI.tI. for which they will
pay the highest price if detIreret benjamin. Straons
in Richmond, their Nil on FIkho-n.
NCRD1 NE x THOMAS.
JULY 25th SIT 3id
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