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VAUXIIALL,
AMERICAN riTISETT,1

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND p EMP EG 4 u%i !. FAIR
+ Air cHco 49,. msE aN .l. EToh
Euery Day md Evening This TSet, con,uenciue
AN, Mhonday, ;Iune 1oth;
Eft h %sb snG the evening
S %IfS my ssd ' fss sy' Il, %y g%
oE%N With at The
rsT M sss Ss N
an sm "i nf; M r. several month"; ushbe
an A.. a. the s, nimilahle YANKEE COURTsHIp.n
Xn. Magnetism. and a, also M his :Ss n,n X
BALLOON SaS Sissi: wise s s;ssss -,
tom Win s;ss y s'fa
IL 4d%sou e the whole q IT. under TIN
Mr.. H. H hIENsF SYp::c =: o MANAGER.
AFTERNOON Performances EVERY DAY,
w.J $Ss So
GIANT noT-ls iEAdS ai hNR OVER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL, Dg SisN : 4 HiIa elASTEss'
Fourteen fs;' ; 4is, s; Sh1 10 Pounds
BEING THREE iNc Snii N sR0RrEn THAN TOM
oASTEsEsi c sfAF Eisrs SSxfN FEET HIGH,
srLE ~ 4h FASTSaHf
Destr wed during The Taken upon spot by
an eminent These pictures some hundreds OF
souare feet of embracing the of the
GHEAI SUCCESS OF The
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY,
Or, Pennybeg Vocasts
consisting Of Father, Mother. Seven Small Children
Ihese are the Rev, Orhn Nieiodnts thy sing OFTEN.
eat OFTEN, and drink OFTEN.
The following performers are engaged
MIR WINCHELL, the Come Deineator!
Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTON, and Miss
A. BARTON, the much admired yocalists
Mr. CONOVkh, the Piotean Perfurmef.
Grand Cosmorama Self Playing Meodeon, Spleudd Picture
Gallery, and 5000 turiostes.
UAfenoon Performances Wednesdays AID Saturday, at
oclocx the vcnience OF the day visitors; extra
charge performances To commence in the evenng at
o'cj.ck mrs
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Z. :. SMITH. Aucnon,s,
by III, u. WiI.I'Aiin

TT = w ,ut Store 3Dt Broadway, cor. Duane a.
Eve ms PERSONAL attention 10 out door ssle Of
.nussho,a rrnture Dry Goods GroceTes Ne far neron,
'e a. anishng housekeeping business '' o' 'e'''N
sold aud delivered - ~ - '"e sooos sha nave been
vv h Advances made If required on merchandise Of
rrio,,, =, ~ koea i'r SAFE m2l lm-m
AUCTion r tt0WKvCsELh h AND FURNiTURg. At
.t,sst an 10y SOONER will sell AZ No 20 On ,ns
II. ab Sn nS aud THURSDAY mornings a, oe,oeG
ed oHrii 81 an entire inyoe eighty highly Gash
ars and FSS Vases. an'a fso spd eSsag ss
p Wo"as e. eurosi,y Coffee Set Sc IN. a
asd narrated s,"ds eoass: ct Tables richly inad in gold
colt ccn w va. S,oSsb IN d,a ne, o,se Th
AMSTERDAM andse Of richest ncy de 1te' ri
IN t. 10 kept in III, COLI ION Of srtiquit,e, by
sh at be aas Sr m'sation with ciaosue Wedredsy
cm.R Helr co LECTION omar e, Ia Their n,,,n W "a
~ 10 exam ne aud Judge for Themselves ~ ID "a
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WANTED,

WANTED.
GIRL who fress hair and work vrs,i n, ,- ,..,,
a a ply stth offc- " n a.. ,,c
FIRST IN THE FIELD!
"oDEfS MAGAZlNE AND LADi'S BOOK
-, FOR July 1871 ,'
IL would be inpo.s'be Tor the ubi her u,tber IN
OIL ms nasszne, as it is well know n
.. THE PIONEER MAGAZINE.
whco hI that have ccee led have copleJ-.he
, OF tae copies being as geta pail able a,
ana wait Of rIgipaty C. n u axe Il en- ''~~F~A''"''
EIF,i EkN YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN c,terng for the public as enabled he of b;s
game to Judge what will phase nublic tase " ~ ~
BE- tne introduction ~ - - Wv '"''"o'"' VIII
VIEWS OF ChLtBRATED PLACES EVERYWHERE
:, IN The UNI ED STATES
Engraved by Al REQ Jones' engrayrr 10 the
a, -. APOLLO ASSOCIATION
Also, will shorty apI ear
ILLUSTRATIONS OF EVENTS IN AMERICAN
HISTORY,
ron org al designs Of great 6y f. O. C. Darsv w
W. h9mllto9 and Humphreys four Of which are tie
Ihe Lazy aad III Arrows sad Gen Let
an IN, ideni IN he Life of Gen Marion
FistNew OF he Battle OF Lexir pton
-, The Gall ,ntry Of Mol Pitcher
Ire price ofsubscrptioa is 80 pei annum.
;,o, WIN. M. CHRlSTY, Agent
N Aslrr ~
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BELL Aucroaeer.
Store No. II Spruce street.

sac, % Dry Goods Clothing and Varieties, every
a. % I ~ ,asi OF Furniture every Wednesday and stur
and promptly attended to- bv ' I'Iis,i uan properly
Je3 gsn AHOo stbL
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LADIES, LOOK AT THIS sGM
JOHN EDMONSON ~


TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT ,MANUFtCTUKER.
Resp ctfuy rms his fends anl The DIES OF New York
that he he's commenced business in the above iGe al
10 sefy having Just assome OF Engl sh
Italian, rEsci, Won fnoce Al e ana american fhAW
h,iN ut aud 4 innings Misses and thiidnn Sumne
Flats Ribbons. overs, &c &c.
j. y. con6dty hopps, from his long experience in the
above ee 10 b. ale 70 suppl a. ord the most sasiac
tory Old Hats arfuly cleaned aud pressed, and
altered the newest and most fashionable style.
r3i I'm dy&tgy'ec
~ MAGELLAN LACE HAT MA,SuFACTORY
CNuVNo ga Di.I ion stnset-R. IRAHM respectfully TO-
form, the public that he eyed IN weaving the
utdct1rng the aioNe uost asholabe and .e
Bonnet and ell assortment OF
rious Of in the most approved shapes
They are the real Neap9hta Lace aud aie warranted TO
cean II Tusca1 Ladies W ii please call and I've cen.
viuced that not OIL qua but snptror 10 many Of
Ell bonuets aad vii b. sold pfces never yet Offer
ed {, the pnbc -
for and .ecoad Durning hosae dealers be
surp led with and b, AID at REASONABLE pncss
Mrs Graham st cpotinu bic ich and aler Tusci and
Straw Hats her known superior sly OF bleaching by
which the old hats ma tn look white
B~st he'd and Pr.sse for Niners for 50 dozen.
PressiD, alone 81 50 per dozeH.
An excellent Press w Mach ne r. sale. is 3w'j,
Lt.,,HURS AND pALM LEAF n us.
IN CHlLDHEN'S LEGHOKN AND PALM LEAF
CNDH aTo-ilk and Lise Tread Gloves. a ,mpIete
* melt just received and T. sale by
A. x w. MORRISON,
JED iwsTc $40 broadway, opposite Nibo's.
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Sohiactiohs that have taken place in our foreign
'taoe ana IN the bank movement were almost smulta
heous' the one leading 10 the other The immense i'm
Poi's IN 1886, will be seen were made during ver
sea nnaon OF the currency both as regards loans and
paper ISSUES The same conractions have taken n,ace in
oil departments OF trade. The imports in 1913 were not
que nan the value Of those in 1885, while the loans ar
couns OF the banks in Sa3 only half of those in
''o anu the crculatons only about one third In 1910
' o'n''actons commenced both in the imports and the
cy' FROM 1871 10 1913 the value ofimporations fell
rum si39aoi7 down to $50 goo $685. and the bank loans
W 4oo69 to 5000 555 and the issue of paper
om 1873 $45sis2 49, Since ls3 the currency
mas slightly expanded and far as we have rcce;ved re-
we should judge that the importations for 1914
would greatly exceed those Of 1913 The m,orts for
1914 thus far have come in very rapidly much ,b
our products have been exported to keen the balance ~
'aae ON the right SIDE The result Of the premature i'm
portations, and the backwardness of exnor,s m, ho
.psnS VI specie Cotton has been kept back this year
'a'e IN the season, while payments for our heavy
Ay imports are demanded and must be made The cot
wa 0i'P ol ioaS' with our other exporting products will
~ as Aorwafded' amount to more than the total i'm
' inc year. but our foreign creditors will MOI wait
- w Ao' emen's Oh our merchandise. Our impsrer
IA; 'sle.es ana puIcIascrs OF Our C6t6h, &c,
the other SIDE must submit to the terms. The
specie send abroad will undoubtedly in the OF
trade back again, but during the time Of ship
nen it will create slight panic in money market
that might have been prevented by proper distribution
OF imports through the year. and the usual regular
exports from this country.
EXPORTS OF CorToN FROM THE UNITED STirEs FROM
IT.,
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NEW YORK LYCEUNf.

The Board of Directors the pie of announcing that
N r. WILLIS. ESQ
Will deliver a Lectue Gu
FASblUN,
At the Tabernacle. TUESDAY EVENING. June ll,h. at
Oceck.
NJ Tickets 50 cach b. had at the principal Book
stores, at the Office &C he New Ann at the
door on The Evening" of the 1t cturr: <.... - .
IL sf.vc " k
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ADJUSTMENTS.


|
Ss s 's Co % Ss sas a
LASsESHf slf O. s I'll 81
ua ~'.a 'is'is r 'Si 81 q. p'' n' Of
& '}% a # st.'i S5y SS;s 4.
VIII appear in both opes. Daac Il. Evening the en,r
Between these .ns e.I:s T,SsPs will
NJ, KonpoS = sess'.: SEEM si0AME OTTO
a' DGffs.,1 will II a a. M'T Danes
srs -; Sfsf & VIII f so perform
bas'd Opera Ba II Sec e.o by u,m ns
No OPEN on Friday Monday closing night Of the season
w:s from u a oeissf n.y. S shsa H.
sa.sabs Price Twelve Rep.sasston. season seat
Sc for the Transferable ''Ae placed At
''s'se 'ianaS,f''' 49, '''' -. Mr.. Wells
newly arranged aud trd u as s Isth. have
N Iall oneratl.n. nisht and day 'AN ut
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes. rs Celt, fI... 49,. Cent.
his 0i m.S Sbnn seton nencss bis ergremen
being he three bundled s,i time s''eh' IN England
MoGBiAH rENXSNIMG June 10Th. commence with the
Attn wflc" grand Pas de Dsux By Me- D. L. Capeussr and
To eonead. with JHGK SHEPPARD.
PARK THEATRE.
Bo1es''.1o Cent. pn...2 5l GALLERY. ..i2x.
Mr. Boothas Sir Giles Ovrreach! Second night Of his
eng'Remsnt.
WV rtoyEN!S OH 81" 5ES 3 be performed NEW
40 coSf' pmi WI THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLD
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OPEN FOX THh. SUMMER SEASON
The 'n'frtap%fss Vii b gpfsr he ;ole direction of
OA' LvhN'S' 's s*s IN e" will be produced
p,.u;o =. " night with the Forty Thieves
rN'0as 10 which, VII BE ps!formed the highly popular and
TURNED HEAD!
'aaces n.ny mr. Bum, P,oper'ie,;; Mr. Roberts
The arrangements the doors and in the n,nnn: ,v; Ia
under the directoa If Mr. CORBYN Ire .surer 70 IN. Gam
pany: " VIC Yum
rolce officers will be in attendance and the utmost
care Will be taken to order aud decoum and ali m
proper ireIaops will be 5 richly excluded. ~ ~
W Omnbuses will from the Garden dupv ,h.
evening" viz ' u"inx 'ne
No nosMIr gg-T!CKETs FIFTY CENTs-U
Of U,,tColroNEMENI at this Esabs hment account
ZION Is protected and tho New Sacon which is Ventilated
rom me TOP and Sides be enclosed momens notice
vAUxIIALI1.
Acting Manager. Mrs 1,mm sag- Manager. Mr. alcot
-, MONDAY e TUESDAY Evenings. Jrn. 10 and, II,
Inc performance will commence with Slrio omc piece
, THE otUj'S,tai SCAMP
wn NXb tiI% cEL & Is re- S'''' Mr. And''0n
To co0c,,d. ,v nee 81, 9s +: I Jq!eod xersa
LOVER BY PROXY '"@ a'' VI
Gar; aud Omabusses to and from City Hail. pass the
Garden tall midnight. ' ~
I ckets, rs cents. ;o,.
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SUMMER HATS.
ZEBRA TED GOSS1 ME- X

THE TED GOSS4 MER,
IMPROVED.
WEIGHING FROM III or TO "a OF. PRICE $3.50.
"a The celebrated SUMMER HAT so highly popular
much improved They. are tn, LlGrTEsT. MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAPE5r HAT for warm her
heretofore In addition these quai,es they are fee
from ohjections To- which Pan Legborns TIC are
equal TO TIE Beayes The ,tIe OF trimming also presents
being Of material which prevents
ton hair oils NC from skne through and selling the Hat.
GsneDen VINO have them express their dete minatou
70 W, a. r q Other Hat for
The subscriber fully soieits call and examination
Of hair merits
following the comparative weights Of the principal
Summer Hats =
Lcghorn
Panama
Ordinary Black Hat... ...62oz.
Also large OF Panama other Summer Hats.
j. ". GkNiN,
Hat and Cap Eslabiishmsnt
MO lmsrc "a Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church.
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FOMV OE' NEW EU.Lsk, June 10.


sUn nisss... ,.. .....4 80 moon RIsEs.ss.
sur sErs u 20 HIGH wArxa.s,,.,-...
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Two THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
OF bny on he morang Of tie 7lh inst,nt C. -, nay
confirming 80 soa mostly in bills of the y.
fn1 Bank siss Of the Exhaass Bank-both Of
Inc person SUI p.csd of having committed the theft i
tossa % De about - years of age or ncne, m hs;ah
sh uoeIs inil chest, and dmrihei IN szs do
% M supposed 70 nave lored orr. and stand.
chees giving indications of intemperance ' "o'e anu
cost. md black hat. " "'A ''oeA coat grey over
and the recovery Cfthe IN uey, by '" u tue thie''
re.,. VIZ WILLIAM McKIE
jelo2t~r-c n NIKE s "a tx :oonty, y,or
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VOYAGE ne yARLoUs IoHTs IN EHR9PE. las

VOYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE, ASIA
AND AFRICA. IN The MEDlTERRANEAN
rFl for Iassengr.w II be dispatched the
Nal 4ta of July touching a. The Azores or Western
Isl ins tsn ocedng TO Glsr,lt, thence to Malta where
Mef rrsn an pilots Will be taken ,hence Athens and the
Gecan siancs thence Coustaninope where TIE p'itepa
part ousafd will BE- dsposed Of from thence to
Tenedos aud the ku,as Of ancient Troy thence to smym,
Jonpa ~hse lie vase. VIII rtm,in sui eat tue to enable
ranean VIA Egypt Tpo aud syracuse il time will per-
nit aed the pse9g desire i The cruise may b extended to
Cocs, Eiba Leghorn, Gcnos Nice. Marsses and BARGE
Iona touching for supplies Tang-r and Madeira and takng
southern across the Atlantic making IL desired
brief stop Cheon, s. e. TO land passengers and their
effects and thence this port The voyage will prob
cupy months, during which time much valuable com
and other Information NAV be ec1ured also highly
expedition projected for the Of opening
for trade between the old and new world will
doubtless be Que q proht as well as OF rleasnrs,
with every possible comfort and convenience to te found
board Of ship. will be allowed to take with them
I'd certain quantity VI sease goods 70 dispose
probably yield profit sufficient nearly the
pfce Of passage The charge To each PASSENGER vided
sufficient nuber ole 10 will not exceed the usual
pnses OF agentleIosn rs,ng &c summeat eaI toga or
opportunity Tor acquiring practical commercial knowledge
VISITING The Holy Land and other places Of nperauce
The student the Of aud OF BUSINESS will please
maze ~ay appcou the o the vessel 10 be employee
The voyage will depend IA measure upon the numoer
forward early md enssge psssng The company will b.
select add viii e furnished with every possible information
visited the advisable Investments to be made
Al the urgent que't Of several the South and in
this vicinity the time OF departure as originally fixed upon h
BEEN postpo led above TIL the coming 4th OF July
% F.s Ss''x' sX AM DEWEY 100 From. ST.
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TT MADAME J: FIN LIS, FROM PARIS.
III r. h honor To INFORM the ladies' that she h., onened
l;shi nsbie estab ishnent No 3i7 Broadwv Inn ss;r
ne abe cle, betty snth my and Leonard
n .iG's tn dass fad sye;s
es Stockings, Cloves Lingerie and Je gey Ofe's'
jsi0 I'm ' 'a'''Sh"o'e STYLE
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Pr ,JerIy ventilated. add OPEN
" every venilg saturday The d play Of the er'
trsordinary e,ts Natural hsg;-Muslc and Ventro-
nui.m by Nv Sutton the Neersnaucer Of the Npefenh
cea tury. New Fe.ts-new Muse-n'w scenes OF Ventro
'' THIS EVENING, MONDAY. June 10Th.
Partieu lars hand bits Doors open at past 7-Crrtan
RIGS nj seIy Boxes 50 Upper %
II, One Shilling, B1x Off usu l. Private Boxes to
h. hid nj htly. 81w'Uc
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lust arrived from the sonth splecd,d lot OF nrs natensd
Young Meck,ug Birds full and commenced singipg
used by hand very g-ne AID mai. bird Any ssstl men
.twsen Riyrg,on Stanton will be sold cheap, can be
zen st ,ny time duIng this week also an eIquure nne
Spanish Poodle. Jo"~V
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CiAATiiADI THEATIiE.

BOXES % Gents I Pun. l2t. Centx
~ Or iavnre John Seton mnences his erggement il
being he three hundred and i'trrth time " s'a'"
rENvSNiMG June 10th. commence with thu
Atm wsc"' grand Pas de Dsux by Nc D. L. Carpenter and
10 clude with JACK SHEPPARD
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EoR GOO Scotch F,L. Blk 6:t 9s,,y ia lots
jeo3tnc ioo Pine street.
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WINES, CORDIALS, AND PRESERVES.
NAPOLEON COURTl&, 1884, Fulton str'et, Informs
~ that he has received b. the late ships ON france
100 baskets Challes w iue 20 celeb.ated by him.
90 ca'es ChanbsTt'n
100 baskets Chan rgre, OF various brands
10" baskets Sa ad Oh
lot, assorted Of Pat.a
DE Foas Gra of Sasbury to the IruS Of Perg ord OF
diffeIent xzes.
Ppf.s o. Prg,rd in bottles, half tiles, b,rss made
via de Champagne la S-rvietts, by famous Che
from ans, 'zed by all the Of EUROPE
And also tor aae time his store, CI,ret from
Bordeaux Casks hAf casks BY dozen BnTg indy,
Chsb ills, ChaubItn, Voln'y fommard, &C.. krsh Abb
ynthe aud all kinds CoIdals ard liquors PcEe,, Sar
dnes Csprs Ancboyies Olives Sweet Oh, FIench Vinegsr,
STuyere Cheese, &c. j.lo 3teodsec
WELL WORTHY ATTENTION.
DLEAS ANT APART IEETS-Furnshed OF unfinished,
with without board be obtair ed 1T 70 % Dey ST.
hoie who de,re TO live pece ard quift with com
fort End &c -nomy, are invited to call. Jelo3t~uc
DOUMs WIFI PANrRIES ATTACHED TO LET
N With without Board, healthy ceehtui pat
o the city, thin thirty forty OF
the Washing faade Ground Also, three four gentle
be dated with Board ana b. Rooms es
ole Apply at 40 Amos str It. is Iw'rc
es-A TO LET-A Cottage, on 7lh avelue. bstwe 25.h
y..3 and 9th grounds 100 f.et Ao
Catpe1brs sh Is by 30 Also T. Lease, ea lots
III W favor BILE te and promising
large wish to build E.qu GU me-
m sea Of the owaer. j83r"rc
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hEoFAES LiNE or SIEAlMBOA7S

$500. FOR ALBANY
sI;ssa ~ DAiLY saaday, encep.ed-1'hrough Di-
Yssr ~ X VI; from the Steamboat Pier be.
yohn steamboat kNlCKERBoCkERC Captain 4. p 8,
mhs seS,%ooat ROCHESTER,, CAPTAIN a. hourbop a.,
Al Five o'cock r. MSLsnJ;nyy r =, ,,ng a..
t, Inc stsamn,2oa, N,RTh AMERICA Cspt.,a n q
L. st. '' riiuay aud sunday, ut 5
me, Stccs,msn9t COLUMBIA, Captain Wu r. Psck
Appesnay. thursday ard Saturday at . r. 80 So i's"'
tG1ecyers taking ts line boar viii ar,;v. !,
ae u ese the MoEanE Tain Of Cars fer the eat n
sJvrftfCL "
the office m the wharf. ito re
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MARTELLE X HOLDgRMAN ~ Maiden Lsne. MANN
vi iactuers and imI orer of ornamental hau VOL, Ws
bands curs Banaesu hair ana all sna OF hAr
vorka, Wholesale And retail ,.,-
" " The .v-de suppi,sd sorsh'e term NM '"'' -
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EsSyS rU4 LIvErPOOL.--to sail 18th Jsre The
ESSTHN FAST sailing ship YAZOO Captiia Jas Wibray
41eesAskk.s will positively sail as above
Irreh pa lge having handsome furnished
modations apply board Orleans Wharf, foot OF all st
r.. X. COLLINS n co.
jel0ec Sc South street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10


nR IilBAkn, hsrisr ,,tufnel 'roH New
~ lgt ohefs his f,fvrcs sgstn 20 ih,
forTls n kptiln9 saA vicinity AZ thstc
hsf iern susnsise iugHotowsnis n laio 10
Pee r7dfsuioh. which hs IL hsrpf 10 iaiaim
Vi, laanr. hs Va, ntsilcd himself a. be
is roshtcs g. treat 81 d.sossrt, ubsibef med
Seal ~ sstslrsl on tie innsi nso6orn pian 81
sriratinr pfYNc2ns and tui1t1ns - New.
irk ~ viii psr particular attention o.
Nfffs'irs SufErrr ~ ffarfurts. disiorsuons.
arrnsunes tifpsntinc &c &c, Having
a.tsinc1 to most srvuaid ord extensive 49,.
sortueri 81 ,ofsscsi nHmncni., for ihr
cocui'v, NJ 'Fuss ever drs,r pdor. bc iosis
rfrhfeu' ~ ccnneng v.'h sny surgeon boz
'hs siciaitv lis puncipal busnes, 70 he
ci't wss 10 o'ssIn 81, SIC lsicst inl fottmonis
rhich be tlinks will 10 cystic nlsn,lett IN com
i'sitsou wl1i his onfieNs brethren he the e..
Sw'ff campaign he wiz spare po pains To-
give entire satisfaction 10 sufricsi operations
uhd medical l'esimch, a charges iorsefyicos,
dc ag5 will ~ he ever has hrcp up with ihe
tr Ffnremonts 81 science though ever 40 much
opposed BY The QUacks n sy a'scnce a
fspf NJ NE hi cSrrion tirds collected 10 sym.
pstifsr faf my especial tehe6t ldivefsl0nl o.
tbcts. J care 20, Nhich. and among other
'srcicnl arts fassed resolution that they
would no, consult with shy physician who
fres noie HAN they dld, who would rot
Disclose his knnwlege 20 them ilerod and
Piia'c who have cpitrf ono aro'hefQ uacks&
oi'fe' sl'uf rptlheis since acefu7 finc were
'here and shD1k cordial hypocuiicsl hands on
She orcsstgn bot somc old lady might with
few words make sorh material resolve
N7rk into iheif gpsucisame and boigcflni
ciefnenis sa3 that would be sport fnT hon, 81
rrerie They forgot 10 pass one resolution
Nibca ibe public vii pass for ,hem--vil ---
"kc 'fcd unanimously. iuat We ought 10
i0Hicg 20 science and humanity TO scknowl-
cafe fasi we camo bcrg for tho express pur-
pose 81 upboldiag Qser5 rvy and putting dow n
scientific Hsfo'm, and The main object Of our
prosecutions heretofore towards Dr. b. III b.
HI'l 20. that &c hs. hsd the besf success IN tho
u,R'incHi OF diseases of every kind, which
Wal compel ~ 10 leave tho profession or get
him 10 instruct IS Ia the right way, or life or
death TO our patients, we sill persist still in
our inlse or pcrnicions course Of practice that
bills more than it cures" DR. II. would not
81 bis insihuaiion include al OF the profess
hon, by no means, in The county, as opposed
10 scientific Reform ior there are many hon
ofable exceptions and knowing the object Of
these prosecutors, did hot nnr would not at
tend meeting for such vile aud malicious
purposes. DR.. IIrpARD would say to
ms weak opponents Us an inimation, that he
will expect them TO find fault in something
else now, as the Faculty have acknowledged
bis professional abilities.
J. y. lIfBARD, " y.
Rutland, Oct, Q 1911, a0:43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10
DR. e. SHERNANS
Vegetable CathoIicon.

An unerrlng remedy,and known to be such
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases OF the lungs which cause OBJ
stfuctions Of the same; such as coughs, colds,
catarfh, bronchitis, and even consumption,
in the premontory or forming stages. Also
engagements Of the spleen, in the differen nj
stages, and all diseases OF the liver, caused
by enlargement or tnpor iaundce 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
cultes
Night sweats and all forms ofhectic fever,
scrolula. in all lis various forms and in most
cuianeousdiseaseS or those affe cting the skin.
and nearly all forms Of dlopsy and many
other OF minor importance which | forbear
% mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful altera-
tive and deobstruent hence, it follows az n
matter of course that all diseases which tend
TO obs;ruct the natural channels of circula-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pilary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
This all powerful remedy.
1t is also a laxative that is sure and steady
in lis operation and never fails to remove
habitual costveness il persevered in a sufli-
cient length o! time.
1t is purely vegetable, and may be used
any length oftime that the nature ofthe case
may require without ever harming the con-
sli,uiion in the slightest degree therefore
It has an advantage over many other med
icines in chronic diseases, which should not
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture to say that no one will regret a fair;
trial in any OF the above diseases.
For sale by ] .Porter, Rutland. l3:Iy