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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-29

distance of mile the Wisconsin is crowded
into space Of less than.fifty feet in width,
and The rocks on either side project in aw-
fol grandeur and subIimity. The Gulf of
Niagara is said to be nothing to e. The
Maid crowded herself through by steam,
going up and returning, dropped through
with an oaFon each end 10 keep her straight,
such as are used bY raft men in running
lumber.
The scenery, as described BY the GaIe1a
Gazette, win remind the traveller. who has
visited the islands of the Baltic and the Dan
ubd river, ofscenery very similar, both in
the grandeur 4 the display and the sublim-
ity Of the falls.
Boats hereafter will run between Galena
and Fort Winnebega land on this end oflhe
route you are brought within sight Of boat
running on the Fox river, and in connection
with Green Bay. The Mas1 of IoDa sails
on the Wisconsin, in connection with the
Manchester on the Fox; and fAus, except
ing the little portage Of which we have
spoken, and which canal will remedy, the
great Lakes are united with those Of the
magnificent Mississippi.
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6 ChfVaIrfc,, Democracy.

The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th ult.
contains letter from Governor Hammond
Of South Carolina, addressed TO Thomas
Clarkson, the notorious English abolilionist,
in relation 10 slavery, from which We clip
the following extraordinary passage. As
Gov. Hammond is distinguished luminary
of the "ChVaIry'' party, We take It, bis ex-
positions of democracy is in accordance with
the progressive" theory Of lOcofocoism.
N. o. Propic.
81 endorse without reserve the much abus-
ed sentiment of Gov McDufIie. that "slaV<
cry IS the corner stone Of our republican
edi6ce;r while repudiate, as ridicHensly
absurd, that nuck tauded bat no ichere ac-
credited dogma of Mr.. Jefferson, thar ''au
mcnsare born eqGal' No society bas ever
YET existed, and have already incidentally
quoted the highest authority 10 show that
none ever will exist, without natural Yari-
ETY. of classes. The most marked Of these
must in a country like ours, be the rich and
the poor, the educated and The igaorant.
II will scarcely be disputed that the very
poor have less leisure to prepare themselves
for the proper discharge of public duties
than the rich; and that the Ignorant are
wholly unfit for them at all. In all coun~
tries save ours, these two classes, or the
Poor rather, sOho are presumed to be neces-
sarily ignorant, are by law expressly ex-
Guided from all participation in the manages
ment of public affairs. In a Republican
Government this cannot be done. URiuer-
sal suffrage, though not essential IN theory,
seems to be in fact accessory GPPeHddge
to Republicans system. Wkerc universal
suffrage obtains It Is Obvious that the gOD-
ernment Is In the hands of a numerical ma
joritg; and It Is hardly necessary to sag
that IN every part Of the aUorld more than
half tie people are ignorant and poer,
Though no one can look upon poverty as
crime and we do not generally here regard
il as any objection to a man in his indiVidul
capacity, still il must be admitted that it is
Wretched and insecure government which
is administered by its most ignorant citizens,
and those who have the least Rl stake under
III. Thoagh intelligence and wealth have
great influence here as everywhere in keep
ing in check reckless and unenlightened
numbers, yet it is evident 70 close observers,
il not to oil, that these are rapidly usuTping
all power in non-slave holding States, and
threaten a fearful crisis in Republican lnsti-
tutions there at no remote period. In the
sIave-holding States. however, nearly ones
half of the whole population and those the
poorest and most ignorant, have no political
influence whatever, because they are slaves.
OF the other half large proportion are both
educated and independent in their ciTcums
stances, while those who unfortunately are
not Sc, being still elevated far above the
mass, are higher toned and more deeply in
terested in preserving stable and well or<
dered Government, than the same class in
any other country. Hence slavery is truly
The sscoTner stones, and foundation Of every
we'll designed ana durable Republican edi-
lfca.n
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EDUCAT0NI

Male and Female Academy, based up
On the systems Of Induction and De-
monstraticn, viii be opened on The first Of
September, By
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THE YAzOO CITY WING.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAYl
0V u a. STgW8NSS
On Differentiated, nert door to the Offices 81
.Messrs. WiLkinson & .NiIes, and ~ ".

On Differentiated, merit door to the Offices 81
.Messrs. wilkinson & Miles, and f. ".
QuaekeRbOss.
rrRNFs-The Vine will be furnished o cub
seribers at s5 90 per annum in advance, or 50
at the end Of the year.
ANNOUNCEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
81 square for the first insertion and SO cent?
Tor each week thereafter-ten lines or less, COS
shutting a square. The number Of insertions Tn
ouited, must be marked on the margin OF the mae
useript or they will be inserted till forbid, ann
charged accordingly. y
Political, Cotton Circulars or any arneles o'
,ndividunl interest, will be charged as advertise
nents and must be paid for in advance
All Advertisements from distance, must be
nccompanied with the CASH or they will not
be inserted. ns
for county Offices, $40 for state Offiees-in ad-
For advertising Citations from the Probate
Court TO persons Interested TO come forward and
show cause why order Of sale should not be
granted, 70 dollars, TO be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Orders granted by the Probate
Court for the sale of property, Is dollars to De
paid for in ADVANCE
For advertising Chancery Notices to non-res
dents, IS dollars each. to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising PetnOns for DOwers from ~ 60
Is dollars. to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice of Letters OF Admins
tratioa, dollars, to be paid for In ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of annual or fnulset-
element by Administrators, 2 dollars, to be paid
for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of InsOlvent Estates
Tor 6 months, SCI, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
Trustees Sales, and all other advertisements
not specified, must be paid for in ADVANCE.
All advertisements Of a personal nature will DO
chaigsd double price, and payment required in
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
ego NocOntract taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege Ofannual ADVERTISERS e limited TO
their own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit Of other persons sent in by
them must be paid for by the square
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterablesS months, Sl2
10 do do do do. ~
10 do DO do ~ do. 30
ngs-As lie above rates are the SANE IS those
setnbiished In Natchez, Yieksburgs Jackson,
firnnd Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no de-
duction will be made from them in any case
WG 0ITHLL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
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CHARLESTON. sc.

via, Someryille, Warrenton, Jefferson, Ala, Rome,
CassviIle, Marietta, Decatur, COvington and Mad
ison, Ga. At Holly Springs, also, connecting
with VIM. Miller's Tri-Weekly Line to Columbus,
Miss, via, POntotoc and Aberdeen.
o. Stage leaves Memphis for the South on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'Clock,
A. M.-For the East on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 5 O'Clock, A. NJ. Leaves Yazoo
City, North, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sun
days, at O'Clock, A. ~.
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vol. 10, No. Whole No. 467.
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We copied paragraph stating that an
uninterrupted line Of steamboat navigation
had been discovered between the MissIssip.
pi and the Notthen Lakes, with the excep~
lion Of about one mile Of portage, We end
the following interesting particulars Of the
route n he NeD York ETprcss:- N. O.
Con Bill
I'm LAKES AND 1zE MIssIssnrI.-An
unexpected communication between the
Western NateTs has been made, and It Is now
demonstrated that d portage Of only one mile
g necessary ID unite The waters that con.
meet ne Mississippi with those which unite
with lie Lake. Last mont little steam
bos assembled Tie Wisconsin River IS higH
ID Point Bass, which IS a the lover end d
The Mississippi rapids, @ the Southern ex'
tremiiv s. Tue great Northwestern finey
and about $50 miles above Fort Winnie g
and nearly that Distance above WheIe al
vessel las been before The beauty g IL
scenery above FoIl Ninnshee Is sid 6 g
Of unequal grandeur 1hs od of kewl
raised the dreadful DeIIs, which ale men
tioned So often bg Indian Traders. anl
which map makers note % particularly.
Thsq aYs eight mics il lenglh from ID
head to lhe foot, and present tie most vii
land picturesque view imaginable. For ID
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The state Of Mississippi, PRoBATn CoUHT,
YAzoo cqurT4. June Term, 1916.
m a GREEABLY 70 an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said county, notice Is hereby
given 10 eli persons interested IA The lands.
ienemenis and heredilamenls Of Augustine
Baughan. deceased. 10 be and appear Be.
fore the Probate Court Of said county. % Sc
held On the 4ih M0ndsy Of September next,
then and there % show cause, If any they
can, why an order should noi IS made f0r
the sale Of the teal estate on said deceased
lying and being Ia The town Of Yazoo City,
Yazoo county and State Of Mississippi,
8 known &c Lots Nos AZ and 46.
And Is further ordered that publication
of this citation Be made in he Eazoo City
Wing, published in Yazoo county, for four
weeks successfully.
WTTNEss James r. Bufrus, ESQ.,, Judge Of
Probate Of the county Of Yazoo. ne fourth
Mond5y Of June, 1e45, and seal 81 The
r Court. Issued he Cd day Of July, 1915.
r1. CHARLES AI HENDERSON. Ciik.
ii Julyill, ls45. pr. fee $40 729i LIT
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TO TRAVELLERS.
FARE REDU CED TO
ca cents per Mile.

OCAbs WCE IUIHCo
HE subscribers respectfully inform the pub.
lie, that they have reduced the Fare on all
OF their Stage Lines to SIX AND Al HALF
CENTS per mile. Their Coaches and Teams
are good, and their Drivers steady and accommo-
dating. A Stage leaves Memphis, Tenn, daily
Except Sundays,l for Holly Springs, Miss there
connecting with their Tri-Weeity Line, South
for Oxford, Coheeville, Grenada, CarrOllton, Lex
ington, Benton, Yazoo City and Canton. there
connecting with B. A. FISHER g. co.'s Line 20
Jackson, Miss. AT Holly Springs, connects with
their Tri-Weekly Line, East for Salem und Rip
ley, there connecting with Messrs. Callahan &
CARROTS Line to Tuscumbia, Ala, rhere con.
meeting with the Rail Road TO Decatur, and the
Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala, also, at Decatur
connecting with tho main Eastern Line 10
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]. TIT. SMITH.


The advantages of the above systems, prin-
cipally consist il methodically culiiVaiing
the judgment and leading the understanding
(by the attractive influence of knowledgel 10
appreciate those ideas, which, necessarily
insuTes improvement, and culliVates a spirit
of investigation. There is a suficiency Of
mind in an, If properly directed and sus~
lained, to exercise those powers which do
exist, for the acquisition of such positive
knowledge, as may prepare them for life and
action. But, while great Improvements have
been made. and still are being made, il eve
" department, the Science Of Instruction
has been all but stationary, and it requires
more moral courage 10 combat against the
popular errors in systems Of long standing
than many who see and deplore those errors,
feel they are in possession Of. Every Inn
proVement will Be energeiically seized upon
70 promote the only object the instructor has
ia view, namely TO make pleasant and easy
the bill Of knowledge, and 10 implant those
principles which, like friendly guide boards.
will point and direct them to the right road
in after life.
An open examination will take place 81
the end of three months, when ]. Fl. s..
fattegs himself that public admission viii
Sc made, that he A. least endeavors to merit
and deserve The patronage Of the commune
lty.
Terms, So. So and So per month.
Yazoo city, July is. l645. Pit.
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Nof.fn

E N PopE rs. SARAH PoPE
II appearing 70 the satisfaction of lhe
conTt, that The defendant, ia This cause,
resides without the limits 81 Gle State 81
Mississippi, so that the ordinary process 81
laWl cannot Be served upon bel; therefore
III Is considered BIZ Gle Cont that. Unless
Tie aid defendant, SIR ops, appear here.
either ii proper person 81 81 attorney, on
or before ths FIRST dag Of the November
Torn, rs, of this count and answer. plead
81 demul % the complainan,as BILL tie ssr.
eral allegations therein, viii Sc taken foI
confessed against her, and lhe matters
thereof decIeed and II IS further ordered
by the courts that publication d ibis oIdel
Be made 10 The Kazoo 0ilg Wing foE Two
succ rive months
aug Is 8-ow THO. P. sLADE, OK.
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Fare to Tuscumbia, Ala, $40 "a Decatur
8le o Huntsville, Sl4 50.-Time from Mem
phis, Tenn, to Huntsulles, Ala, 3days.
STAGE OFFICES.-Nemphi Tenn, at the
Commercial Hotel Yazoo City, Miss, at tho
Phoenix House.
L. SIMS & BROTHERS.
March ri, ls45. s7a5m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

fesstrs ce--,r,, ~A<A 70 s-s he css. Al ,ih''s
a-es4s,, .rts 40 10 sks- that Wts's's hsisss y
4 soss W Ne ~erd 10 10 The GteH Rs~eei
Sod thsi 70 .-H cay @ts,srs ~~sa ts lac the 70
.s~< ~ pstycu ts e~ 1ts " - ,s'-.,s-cs.
gFbeh~ve oct the essss~r't ~s-saa bh@'es
neS.-,sd isas esl, tNs -s.s'ssl Esd rsss'ss We
Tar, Rstsa~ 81 Ntd rhe'u
40 OTHER CAS- mr. iIkS 1T
Add,.ss 81 orssr 10 Se,h ~ fo~s Vssetal
Arsat t1a wseAi-es.s u Weston s1'o~-l'
AGENTS Luther Dsp,els. ku'laud.
Jores a. Dov, Cir,ing,,Ils Perkins.
Ca.,lcion W Mouhon 4 Co.. West Poult.
nev A Bliss 4 TO, Pounney u. Bess,
well, whedon a SwalIo~, PA~lst; \.
Smith. Dainty I corners I. J Vail 4 Go,
Dandy Henry Simonds, fnilotd Warren n
Bli.s, Brandon, and also ior sale by
druggists and agents Throughout, New Eng
land.
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To PRINTERS.
TifL rot ADfI AND FkIN IERs TuR
NlHfllsG MAHEHOllAl

TlfL Tot ADif AND FklN GERs FUR
sIsiiisG wARElIOJSl.
Le ssssoiibts hsss ogsned sss Typs
fSsndTy 10 uss SIi, Of Nee Yodk .~beis
1bsJ ere Isad, 10 sapsay orders 10 any eaten
lo5 a., kiSo Of Io5 O' lsnS' Type, lnk. Pa
peI, Gases. Gslisys, Bfsss ksls. steel CD
Smn da CompOsias s',' A., Chass'. snd sv
eff snis ie sss csssfs iut Pnnupg O1tte
The 1tp- which arc cast "a new ulosds
from an saiitely new set 81 msiutes, riu
deere foaaisfs, sts uAtfamsd To- lie uGsut
p,ssed ~ sny. aud ~iil he sold al pf,ss /,
ssu ibe lines
Pfiaunr Presses fvtRtsh.d. and also slsan
engine. ~ The niu,i approved patterns.
y IA naciAH'a constantly N suend
sBce 10 repair presses aisJ DO l,Rid work.
Composition Tuliets cssi fur ptiniers.
Editors Of Nsvspspen, who boy three
times a. much type ss their L,lls su.ouHi to-
ehay ave ibs sbsse 81 months ibscfiiou 20
l,eif papers, aud .ood their papers contain.
iog u iu ihc ,uh-cf ibtts. 81 .6m
COCKRotT 4 Oi EREND. e. Ann st
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\. II. DOWNS
Vegc bic Ii n . a lll l G
ELIXIR,

T1iE Great Northern Remedy for Coughs.
Il Colds, bleeding nj The Lungs, Bronehii-
is, Night Swea,s, difficulty OF breathing and
all other diseases Of the Lungs, which are
incipient stages of.hc C0nsumpiion-a full
evidence OF which can be found in the seve
raj sheets and pamphlets IN tho hands Of A
gents, some OF which are occasionally pub
lshed in another part OF this paper.
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. Adams VI.
Only Wholesale agents, by whom Agents can
be supplied in any part Of the Union, upon
The best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by w T..
c. Sloddard, Rutland ID Morgan, Jr, W.
Rutland, V. Ross, Brandon; T.. Jsmlesnn,
Csstleton c. Walker. Benson Vail & O.
It's, Middietown; n. W. Sawyer, Tinmouth
II Simonds, Piislord, Han q Parker, Clar-
endon G.. T.. Blo-som, w. Pouliney and
by some respectable dealer IN the county.
AG 10
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bio medripe 70 ,te proprietor Frederick
B,cNn ~ Ws.inr,en At. Bo,,on
AGENTS.-.Lu,het Dan,slf, Ruusnd---
Iones 4 Dov, Cu,tirrstine y Jbm,eson,
Cs.,l.ion w Mooltcn a Co West Pouh.
No., A Bliss, Poai,ney n Besls, Nsl's g;
whsadon 4 Swallow, Pa~let = smnh,
DANDY 4 conner. II Vail i Co. Danhy
N Simond,, rnisfotd Warren 4 Bliss,
BRANDON. and for sale also ty'drusPisu and
appointed agents generally Price one do''
lsr bottle. a7v
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED.

II,ddnnfsld, NJ, April - IGI3
On ~ about the 18Th DAY Of October, lGil | was
taken with Nioent pain In nv side, near the liver,
which cortu ucd shout Eve days. and was followed
by the br-akina Of an uicor or Sbseess. IBwnrdiy,
~ h,eh rohe,c cd the pain httle but caused me to
throw 10 great qantty OF offensive matter, and
also ~sch blood Being greatly alarmed al this.
sppled to physlriau but he sad he thought IL
could do bot lhtlc Tor ne eIcept give Nor
cury Pills ~hich refused to take. feeling sais6ed
bat they could do me no rcod-snd tie dlsehafge
~ blood snh corruption continued every few days,
snd ~ lsd Lecsme e6eus ive that could scarcely
breathe Vas sso seIed With a violent cough ,
VII ich al tuts caused nc 10 raite more blood ibpH
hsd done beforehand ny d,ease oonfinnes IN this
way, still grow ing worse until Febfuafy ~hrn all
h"pe Of my recovery ~ss r'es oP. aud 10y frierds
at thoVgbt would die Of galloping oonau mption.
A. this nolneut phen my lite was apparently draw.
irs near i,s close heard Of DR. Wisius Ba,fam Of
"a Cb6rf md got bottle Which relieved me
,mr-@diHsiy HHd byi,hs Use Of ouiy thee bottles
of this nesiietue, al nv pains were removed my
cough and sp,tnng Of blood and eorup'iou enursly
stopped sod IN lev ~estS ny health % far
tofrd az 10 entbie TO work a. NY trade ~hieh 10
= csrpsAifr sHd Up 70 this TINE have snio''d good
hSslih. THOMAS COZENS.
Gloucester Cuuuty,N J.. a.
Prrssntily osuse before ne the ,ubscsibef one n
The yss,,ess 81 the Peses 81 sad county, Thomas
Cutsns AMI tetug dolly Shituled according 10 Law
,sth TIE shove staiemsht - On al things Hur.
Amrned eeiorv ne On The Hrh day 81 APsil lSi3.
CIthI Mt T..
svoh 10 The ep-ocedsnisd sYrcr. orths Bsssm
NATURES FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION. :
pseseTpa zoo oopgsnisi IN her wants 40 Il 10 PIE
pared irca chemical eat Sts from substspe-s shch
no sSthor OF Naisfe hss placed 10 md
~ vice parpcsrs, that msny NJ basS hsi hing n
i1s node ~ No preparation s's eneea'ofiDg to reap
pseuutsfy tenshfs by ssiipg su,cie similar ~
tpT~tancs ~ ., representing TIER o~u trash q,
'up@f,or 60 it's H1i.am. 90 - pesiisf ops mirsrs
sbe ts~mfiy ''s''siat's thai AZ i~vorsed Sc~ .
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MnY Mill. YOU SrrFER I

CEAVER'S Jc,nf and Ntrrs L,a,moni Is
- not only the best sniclo that can lie
used for Rheumatic ancchnns, Bruises,
Sprains, and lsmeness OF all kinds, but Is
The mos, perfect and lasting cure tina, has ev'
er been discovered nor the very troublesome
complaint, CAiitfa,ss No Inconvenience
Whatever attending lis application. Tue
most ineiedulous may be satisfied by uyloe
ono bottle, which Will cost but % rents. In
all cases where an tIisrndl nptficaifoa 10
needed, II has proved itself highly valuable,
- may he seen by the follow ing certificates
The Undersigned, having made use Of
Seavcr's Joint and Nerve Liniment, either
~ our families or on our own persons, and
6ndtng /, to be the best remedy without ex.
ception that We have ever used, f,r the CON.
plants for which II Is intended, would recon.
mend it 10 our friends and The public gener-
allv, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find rehei
in the use OF this valuable medicine. Ill. +.
White, Rutland Peck d Spear, Druggists,
Burlington; George Morton, Willi.,on III
ram Hopkins, Rutland; q Cook, Rutland
Fot RAeuD'af,c affections, Sprsins. Brms.s
&c. ] most cheeriully recommend 1t TO The
public, as ! can speak from experience, bav.
ing made use of II IN many instances in my
family for lhc'abuve complaints. D.L.Pmcs
Rutland, Sept 5ih ,lSi5. 81 en-
W. r. G. S,oddnrd, Agent for Rutland;
Jones a. Dow, Cuiilngsvile; :. ID WINS.
low. Pu.iord; V. Ross, Brandon; ]. d.
lIuntley, Salisbury; w. ?. Russell, Middle.
bury Peck q Spear Burlington s. X.
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and MGR
chants generally. Reed, Wing e. Cutler,
! 81 Chatham street Boston, wholesale agents
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LOOK HERE.

NOR sale farm, CONSISTING Of forty ioss
i acres, well d,s,dsd into meadow pasture,
blowing aud Jud lsbJ, and % sIosileni or
than, with Two dwelling houses. barns,
sheds, and oughousss. together With pot
iatnare and uiphAmHci shop, 90 Geei long
and hIn rate water privilege. sufiic zen, Tor
slmos, say machinery. The above property
- pan 81 The real estate OF Ira Nofthrap. late
~ Cas'loton, deceased. aud nil be sold at a
bargain 10 any one wishing TO purchase -
Terms msde sasy. and l7osseksiOn given I'm
hred,saslr f0quire OF The subscriber al hIs
resi5erc. 20 CAsileloh NIlisgr.
n. NORTiIRoP, Admin,s,rs,or.
CAs,leioh, Nov. J, iss5. IS
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TIIEVEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM

) probably almost without a arallel in
i having during Trial OF nearly 90 years.
fully ma intained the high reputation who
II has acquired for consumpilvo complaints
and all diseases Of the lungs and chest. II
has been used probably with greater
success Than any other article known, and
many physicians who have had an oppor,u-
nifty OF witnessing lis highly salu,ary effects,
do not hesitate to recommend 1t as safe
convenient, and very efiicaciOus medicine,
equal is no, SUPER 7 TO any other prescrip-
tion for the above complaints within their
knowiedg and one which has seldom dis
appointed the reasonable expectation OF those
who have used H."
The proprIeiors cannot descend 10 the
present uhblushing style OF advertising SINH.
lar aricles.lt is too well known 10 require any
slch course, and they would merely refer
those who wish for further confirmation oil
It's superiority TO those who have used II.
and TO the numerous certificates OF physi-
clans and others alta ched TO each battle -
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for
many years the only article krovn - Pol.
monary Balsam Its grea, celebhety has
given rise to great many spurious articles,
Which, BY partially assuming the name ~ the
genuine, and being put up 80 ~ 20 resemble
II as nearly as possil le. are often foisted up
on the public foo the true article Among
these are Carriers Compound Pulmonary
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Balsam,
Vegetable Pulmonary, Syrup 'Pulmonarv
BsIssm, Indian Pulmonary Bslsam,' Hun
ter's Pulmonary Balsam, &c. Beware al
all Of them. Enquire for the article by lie
whole name, the VEG ETABLE PuL MON
AIRY BALSAM, and he sure AMI get the
true article, prepared by REsp, VINO & Cur-
LsR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham At.
Boston, and see that II has the written sig-
nature Of Wn. Jon'n Cutler, upon a yellow
Label on the blue envelope. Esoh bottle
and seal is. stamped Vegetable Pulmons
~ Balsam." For ssle by druggists and
country merchants generally.
Foi sale In Rutland by l.. Daniels. 10 On
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
HERICk'S GALBANUM
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,


- ii. GREEN begs liberty ,o.inform the
IL, public ihathe is now manufacturing
Dulciannas or parlor Organs, on entirely on
new plan, at less than half the price Of com
mon parlor Organs. capable Of producing the
most beautiful swell Of any ins,rume nj ofihe
kind in use. Those wishing 10 buy Organs
or Pianos Will do well to call and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere
He likewise repair all kind of musical in
struments, tunes church and parlor Organs
and Piano Fores in the hes, possible man.
ner on abort notice. Poullney, Dec, 1874
Sl.ly