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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

MONTHLY REPORT
Now York Medical and Surgical Institute.
No rs CHAMBERs.SrR
CASES SIICCESGEIII.IX TREATEn

I. Pain in the loins.
s. Costivcness.
3. Rheumatism.
u. Primary ehancre.
4. elect.
8. Great debility and loss of
appetite.
3. Secondary venereal.
Q. Whites and Purulent dis
charges.
2. Eruptions Of the skin.
5. Difficulty in making water.
IA. Seminal weakness.
,. Measles.
2. Dysentary.
3. Scrofula.
.. Erysipelas of the face.
5. Dyspepsia.
8. Sore throat.
1. Irritation about the neck OF
bladder and urethra.
8. Vaccinated.
OPERATIONS & CURES.
Q. Operations for squirting.
3. Uyulas. removed.
3. Fistula'in ano.
l. Operation for hydrocele.
6. Hemorrhoidal tumors re-
moved.
1. Operation for hare lip
3. Operations for deformities.
Q. Curvatures Of the spine.
I. Injury Of knee joint cured.
2. Bursa Macosa Of knee
joint.
: fbssaTrf, s sSXT Ssy, between .
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HULI'S TRUSSES.
NOTTCE TO RIrDsTITP I'm DIP CONC

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with Rupture may rely upon The best in.
.rumentd aid The world sfords, application the Of
fee No vesy either the Agents in the principal
in the United States Be careful examine the back
pad Of Hus Tsses they endorsed by Dr. Hull in
writing None genuine be relied upon good without
his signature.
Many have undertaken vend limitations of HULA
celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed
These limitations cannot be relied they made
Trusses
Rooms have bsen fitted No. Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the busnes depart
ment where female is in constant attendance wait upon
female patients. all Inn
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M. WISE,

OPTIC!A n, F X ON G ERMAN
Most respectfully informs citizens Of New York and the
public that he has located himself in this city,
sn' e Spectacle: and Reading GI.;s Gold slv, and
partly known his annual visits Saratoga Springs since the
last years. that by his knowledge OF he optical science he
with weak be supplied With gls..e. which will greatly
new style Of perspective ground glasses OF the finest flint
which, through their high polish and ground produce the
their effects the for preserving and improving the sight
operated upon cataract also be suited He
likewise glasses of superior quality old frames
and socits e patronage Of all Of his articles Please
call at M. WISE, Optician,
fl< 3m&ec AT Broadway
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DEAFNESS
CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURLSTS,


DRS. CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURLSTS,
221 BROADWAY.-Extract =
Cl cheeru!ly comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
lnos to testify that he nvard home unfit Tor duty in
c9nsequence official deafness and discharges from his that
while while T. New York on his 70 England hs placed hime
Under their treatment he recovered his hearing and has returned
Surgeon to H. b. NJ. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS
cure for incpsnt Deafness Ear Ache Pains BuIsng
singing sounds the collections of hard Initiated
secretons Of the Their Acoustic Oil has popular
remedy curative in all diseases Of the for upwards OF
street. me lmtdh
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Inc. ....... 81 ,255 Dec. 33,6l9
1.-THE receipts for this year. l9O9l2 brs flour and U.s.
6ss bushels wheat in at Albany the rest at West
Troy and Waterford
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LET'S, HANDS, AKWS, &c.
THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
John THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, &C., ssi Grand street,
the public that he continues to manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less compcad having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg for
forty years and been nanpiactur5 for thItydye s
Hands Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
NJ BAN letters must be post paid mh15 9m*ec
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College OF Med
cine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York Confidently
recommended for all of debility produced by ndu
Ecnce or excess 81 any kind IL Invaluable remedy for
nation = - -
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and sent to all parts fthe Union.
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Prevention is better than |
care. Examined the chests |
ofninefcen rcrso $, and found |
thirteea of tieln primarily al. |
fected with Consumption.-
The disease in these cases has
been arrested; one out Of the |
remaining seven, that was far
gone, and had been confined to |
her bed three months before | |
visited her. died. Early and |
judicious treatment will usu-
ally cure the first affections Of |
the lungs. All those then, who |
have reason to believe that |
there is any thing the matter |
with their lungs, delay not |
moment, but employ some ex-
perienced physician.
3. Palpitation of the heart.
5. Sore eyes.
2. Midwifery.
8. Gonorrh4a.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL
5. liberated legs. |
3. Operations for Phymosis.
10. Structures in urethra, cured |
without cutting or burn
ing.
3. Tonsils removed.
l. Dislocation reduced.
2. Fractures Of arm.
!. Operation for dropsy.
4. Piles and itching.
Q. Retention Of urine.
l. Small tumor removed.
Q. Polypus removed.
N. B.--Eemales attended to.
The poor attended to withou
and 1 o'clock.
myl7 1w*rc Ate
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VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
OR the radical of gonohG gee seminal emissions,
and all mocorulent discharges from the ur~thra These
fs the result OF twenty years experience in the Hospital de
6hate IN Paris pronounced by their celebrated inventor
Professor velIeau mable remedy for all diseases
Of the urethra. They effect in much shorter
than any other remedy without ainting the BREATH disagree
ing with the stomach confinement from business Price 81
lerb or
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THE EYE.
nR DOWET Mn ND nTnCCU

DN. FOWELL AND DIN. DIUSSY,
OCULISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
II j, No; 2sl Broadway corner Of Warren street Their
os sopn ~ to Diseases Of hs Eye opera
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for FIVE years with the
brana Jacob in the Eye Dr. biossy was pupil Of Dr. E
OTIS for similar period and subsequently acted assistant
his extensive practice.
6 Pm.
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance ~ Warren street. mia 1msec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
NEW YORK
GRAND ACTION-PIANO FORTES,

WIN. PEASE late from New York re-
w specially announces to the Musical
world and the public in general, that he is
receiving splendid assortment of celebrated
Grand Action Piano Fortes Rosewood and
Mahogany, constructed on the most appro ed
principals, with all The mode m improvements,
dunVquallsd in brilliancy Of tone fneness Of
touch, and perfeciness of mechanism, and
warranted 10 endure the exirems OF climate
IN this country. Old Pianos taken in OK.
change and Piano forles tuned; Piano ware
room, West Poul,ney, neal y opposite the
Academy.
n u, The above instruments have re
ce'ved first premiums, tgold msd.l,l at tho
h"ctiesn Institute IN New York for the hes,
Tone, touch and finish, ard the subscriber
an refer persons To several gentlemen Of
west and Middle Granville who has pur.
chased OF him during the past Q years. The
sbove instruments will be sold as low rs can
be purchased IN New York thereby saving
expense oftransporta,ion and warranted Tor
one year. 15t(
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
DIR. T.. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicism.

An unerrlng remedy,,nd known to be such
Tor tho following diseases w:
All diseases OF the lungs which cause ol.
sttuciions OF the same; such as coughs colds.
catarth, bronchitis and even consun,p'.or.
IN the prcmonllorv or forming stages Also
engagements Of the spleen, IN the dlrcrcat
stages, and all diseased of tho liver. caused
by enlargement or tnpor Jaundice IN all IS
forms; constipation Of the bowels attended
with l0rpOr OF the stomach and bowels. and
OF all the train evils attendant on these dIil.
culiies.
Night sw"Als and all forms fheCtjc fever.
scroiula, in all its various forms and in most
cuianeousdiseaseS or those affecting the sk,r,
and nearly all forms OF drupsy and many
other OF minor importance which lol.c41
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is powerful alcra-
tive and deobsttueut hence, II follows a. =
matter Of course that oil diseases which ted
TO obslruct the natural channels Of crcuia-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
plllaIy vessels will linda sovereign balm IN
this all powerful remedy.
II is also Laxative that is sure and steady
in It's operation and never falls to remove
habltuat costveness II pcrsevered in a SUN.
clent length o. time.
II Is purely vegetable, and may DO used
any length time tina, the nature fthe case
may require without ever hlrming the con
slIiution in the slightest degree: therefore
It has an advantage over many other med.
icines in chronic diseases, which shoulG no:
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture to say that no ono will regret far
,rial IN any OF the above diseases.
Enr "a le hv | pnrier FINLAND ln.I.
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Drugs. Medicines, &C.

nR. f.. JAMESON offers for sale on the
- most liberal terms iot cash, or credit, n
verv extensive assor,men, Of goods in the a.
bovo limo. Dr. J. hauers himself that no cs-
tablishmont OF the kind In Vermont, can OF.
fer great Inducements to the physicians nnd
others dealing in drugs medicines, dealers
will therefore find It TO their interest to put-
chase at this establishment, II they are desi-
rous of ob,ainlng cheap and good artlcles.-
Having with much labor established agencies
Tor the the purpose OF nvailIng himself OF tho
advantages, which the difIeren, markets al
ford for selecting articles OF the best quality,
aud purchasing them at the chcapes, rate. -
Prompt attention givento orders from this
and other states.
Druggists GLASSWARE constantly on hand.
Jus, received 900 lbs. Paris Green Of first
quality. 4457 3m
Castleton, October. 1914
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c. X. LEWIS
PACK AGE EXPRESS

fjNhh suAbscIIber having established an
L ENMess 10 run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday of each
week, u's fnchburR Railroad ,thenge by stage
through keens, Walpole, Bellowsfalls : hes-
Ter, Rutland. Misdlebury vefgenn~s to Bur
ing ton, thence by Steamboat to Cansds.-
lie Vii pass Rutland. Tuesday morning Of
each week, gong nouh, and Thursday alter
moan o. each week, gong TO BOSTON The
ooJecr Is to transmit, Sperie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bhls, buy
goods and DO all other kinds of bushes. that
NAV he entrusted IN ms charge. all small
bundles 'nkeu and delivered. charges rea SON
sb!e. Oieu may be left wih William Avery
Of VI. Otcuu, al the iIankdn Hotel, -Rut.
and and al ihe Stage Houses on the Route
where he ~'ll he sure IA gee lbem.
Pairot age solicited
Packages 10 lie marked "Bv Lewis EI.
press" c LEWIS
Ruhsnd, Sept. 1876. ,stC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
To PRINTERS.

NJ p, PROUT, Printing Ink Manu- fac,u.
A'A. rer. No. so, Spring Street, New York
still continues to manufacture superior ar
tico TO any one in the United States, and up
on as reasonable terms as it can be procured
from any other establishment, lie aIsp IAN.
ufactures Ink of various colors, as red, blue,
green, yellow, &c.
n. Is, Publishers OF Newspapers ,opying
the above advertisement, four times and for
warding one copy containing il, and ENCLOSE
ing len dollar bill tcurrent in New York in
a letter. shall have sent him fifty pounds Of
good News Ink. Please mmntion what press
you use
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To TIE AffLlCTED.
Dr. BnUniUg'~ Patent Lace,

For HERNIA or Rupture n rar,out kinds.
An immediate relicftu incipieni Consumption
the Bronchitis OF public spcskor. Phlpi
tation Of ,hr Heart: Dyspepsia, Seins
~eakncss. Piles. pfolspsus Uien lnr
AMI. and Diseases Of pariurent and child
bed Ladies without medicines
Thus instrument hiss been examined byDrs
Mott and Rogers, n. Y, Francis and Gris.
comb Of New Haven and Middlctown n, Conn.
and has obtained for itself their favorable
testimony.
synPross.
The Lace Is applicable for those who have
The whole or part of the following symp-
toms Bleeding stthe Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness a, the Chest, Pslpta,ion OF the Heart,
Dyspepsi,. sensation OF goneLess or sinking
at the p, OF the Stomach. disposition to bend
forward. pain in ono or both sidss, which are
generally supposed to be I,rrr Complaint,
but which are only the result Of the graviia.
ton OF that organ, Tenderness OF tbs Aldo
men, sensation Of dragging in tho groius
and hearing down, causing the patent to
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbncss in the
Limb, COsliyeness Flour Albus. Piles and
PfolsPsus. The nervous system is diseased,
great gloom, despqndlng and weeping not
kNwing why herself, DC
DR.. liibatd having purchased the right
for The County Of Rutland, will endeavor to
Keep a sufficient assortment on hand for all
who will favor him with a CALL from any dis.
lance. lie can forward them to any part of
Tho Stale, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent. will send Il description Of the size, &c.
and forward the price Of one, (si2l, free from |
expense 10 him, and they can have the dircc-
IIpns IN t,lsin hat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
CABINET ElKlNo.

THE Subsenben would give notice to
their customers and the puc'ie that they
~ill continue TO cary on tie Cabinet Making
business In all i,s various branches, two doors
eor,h OF The jail, where they have on hand
a GOOD sssoi,men, Of work and have just re-
cieysd from Boston a good stock al mshoes-
nv aud trimming. and will hold ihemselve.
in readiness 10 execute sll oiders entrusted
TO them on short notice, and In the latest
fashions and most wotkmanlike manner.
Wanted in exchange for work, iulied cloth
lumber and all kinds Of country produce
A liberal discoun, made for cash. Those
wishing to purchase any article IN our line
are ,,auesled 10 call & look before purehAs'
INC elsewhere, a. We shall sell az cheap s
any other shop IN the county.
BUCK 4 CURTIS.
Rutl,nd, Nuv. 1914. isit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
New Cheap Store.
subscriber having removed his me

"HE subscriber having removed his mer
l. camille establishment from Whitehall to
Hampton, in the red store opposite The wool
en- factory, two miles ives, Of Fairhaven vii
lage, offers for sale a general and well-seloci-
bed assortment of DRY GOODS, GLASS e.
CROCkERY WARE, and GROCERIES.
Among which is found Broad Cloths, CASSIE
mere and domestic wcoens horse blankets ;
also the most elegant patterns of Chusans
Alpacas de LANES and splendid prints OF the
latest style for Ladies dresses also shaws
handkerchiefs, table spreads, Irish linens
mus Inns, cambrics, bleached and brown sheet
ines and shjr,ngs Wines, old Port,
Pure MADEIRA and S Madeira Wines, French
Brandy, Holland Gin and Rum. molasses 8,
Sugars, Teaa, Tobacco, Snuff, Ginger, sale
Iaius, spices Of all kinds, Flour, T. !. and
Liverpool salt, Goldfish. Tea sets, casters,
DC. embracing nearly every article called for
IN country store, which he is selling at the
Whitehall cash price for prompt pay, mos,
every Kind OF farmers produce received in
payment, at fair cash rates, except for Lilo.
uors, Salt and Flour. Ladies' and Gentle
men please give me call and look at my
goods, the quality and price of which | am
sure will suit YOU. l.. w. BISBEE.
Hampton, n, Y, Dec. II, 1874. Sill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
Pro Bono a'ublic0.

TNHE time has arrived when tho seeds oi
disease and death st- living FAR sbd wide
through tho ait, and are ptoiusny thrown
into our vegetable food, and he who would
avoid theit ravaRes must apply the anldoio
carly The ancient maxim still holds as true
a. ever--'li,s easier to prevent than cure
disease
From the Nedical Magazine.
phelps Tomato Pitts arc now distributed
to agents in mo.t of the towns in New Eng
land that they may be within thn rrach OF all
who neadihis valuable remedy.
B,li,om Diseases, Jawrdice, Ri,u,nafrsr,,
Co.nrepsss Dy'pesid. and affections Of The
STOMACH aud BOW ELS, together with
many nervous affections, are cured by these
Pills, without producing any arrangement To
tho constitution Thousands have been cured
Of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted long course OF active and ludcious
remedies. The TomN,o Pills never fail to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and
will always prevent or break ups FEVER,
filmelv resnried To. In purifying tho
BLOOD. and mainiaInq healthy secretion
Of tho BILE, their efficacy is universally
know n and acknow lodged; and their reputa-
ton, firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them conveniet, pleasant and ac-
tive remedy, and the best substitute for Gallo
mel ever invented An occasoal dose
Of them, even when tho health Is
not much disturbed, will proven, much sick
ness and suffering. lfsny disturbance is felt
in the stomach in the consequence Of change
of diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit timely dose ofthese Pills will re-
move all danger. '-Med Magazine
Numerous cases OF Chronic affections cur
ed by the above medicine are testified to In
the circulars LEFT with the agents, and which
persons interested are invited to examine.
Price 2j cents. For sale by Burt and MA
son, Rutland Sam'l Townsend, Jr Wall
lngford Lspham and Vail, SouihW allngford;
j.. J. Vail & Co, Dandy Addison Buck,
Pi'liord {; and by agenls in all the country
towns. 306miseow
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. Bvsi ! Ai-sst, " Giey. sss.f Ha4!s--
i.ias' b fsessr. Dss. A Wh.,s u 10.
At. Lsi.. Uy~ci--D Root Esq. J s WI
cor FsTisi--P. Edg,fiou, Y spaS.dius
sp Ab5fs-., 8 Reed. C.lnhsn g,nsesIS
y hooI~st E.q, Gsta ~ Do,ic. : "
e, 'bt.. X Ii"lga nd y. iIril,os pius(Os--
o D Hspcee Zen. A Rsnosy. l. linGsnt, X
Po--f,. 4 Pafnsiee. Coz / O.sood. II
b,rb-ii. r vor~erpsh. X Jackson. J 4 Hueb-
tock. u Gofhsal, 5 Dut.on, T. Bryce. J Bette,
J " lIpd,.on, J lhldfsib, = Ci6b., J Cor
nsh. 2 Bsmhsm. } n Buitiet. srs X. Whip.
pIc Poeiiney--C " ssrAn,illc. Ruissd
u Nell, Eco Col A Bowen. l. 1htAll. J
Reynolds. II. LYON, 7 Il kinbtrly. Rev d
lissk, ., " Cbsrction. Noah G,is~ old, N.l.
go GusN u.d, l. Campbell. u Dstensn, MS
Wells, II sasrsn, J Psol, Natd A Wstd.
AAsr bsss,, " Gsies j.. Fec, A Gates. Da-
We, fasmsn, II. Esisb,ooks ESQ. sArssos.
iVry-I Buckns,,et Fen. Colbutn, =
Nim,. u Holden Esq. G Wright o Plumb
y Col l. finnsy. " Cls,k,A Bsrne,, A
Perkins. y BUfdiu, e White. SsdJ~,v-J
No Roberts. Tamosih-Csp r. Crsm,on.
{ Hts~ei ESQ. Brown, l. RICE. A Barber,
w II Weller, ' Carpenter, J Brewer. 4 Nor.
i.o. WsHissfos--J Earl, Doiy. d Du,y,
e Dale, l. Culver, T. nunson, A S Howard,
l. Holden. Capt johnson. = Cole. WsHs
Il Good,p~ed, { Clemens, \. Clover, G.
Grover. Otdnrii,, " Y.--R Gtaves ESQ,
\ Law. HEBRON n NC Gail
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COMMISSION AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Com mission Merchant,
NO. 30 UTICA sTErT,
BOSTON. Mass

NO. 20 UTICA sTErr,
BOSTON, MASS.
Offer their services for the sale Of Wool
Fork, Butter, Cheese, and every kind of pro.
duce.
Advances made on eonsignmen,s,
DAsiIL BAXTER, }
ChARLrs o. Govr,}
Refer in Vermont to
Rice, Roo, d Co, Caslleion.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, Vergennes,
In Massachusetts to
JOSIAH Stedman, Esq, Boston,
Messrs. Slickney & Joy,
in New York 10
Hewlett Croft, Albany;
P.J. Overacrc. Esq. Little Falls
Charles Ehle, Esq, CansJoharie
A. w. Clapp, buffalo 80 Gmis
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J HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, tREitremc

STATE OF VERMONr,lpEitremcm
District Of Fairhavep, SIS. ID bered The,
at probate court holden at C,.,ls,on
rIlhln and Tor said district on the elh J,y y,
January, lsi5. VI
,o.. Present, A. Warner, Judge.
yonn Culver, exec uior Of tie last viii
and testament ofJoe Culver, late Of poni,'
ney IN said district deceased, propo,jrg IN
render anbcoouni OF his adminls,ratioe ~
said estate. "'"" o'
i is ordered that said iiccount be re,.ro1
sho examined ioralowance On the frs, Wed
- ns", i" eofosfy ner', at the probate Office
q cas'ie'on, and that hi, order be oobi;.haI
three weeks successfully. preriou, ,bs,",n
IN the Rutland Herald, a Newspaper n,,o,ed
at Rutland, which shall he sufiren, o1 ri,"'s -,
ail persons interested OF the time and Ma"
OF heafing said account pace
Airue copy ofrecord
" LANGDoN, Register
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A CA K d.
WIN. Pcasc Organist Pro-

VSNUI "'TI tHCHtT OF lHt IIuHU-
Forte, Organ and Singing. TO Troy Confer
ence Academy, respectfully informs the citi-
zen' OF Rutland and vicinity, that the next
quarter Of this Institution commence. No.
vember 18th. Terms for Music Piano. Forte
and singing $40 per quarter. And having
becn an Instructor upwards Of twenty years,
both IN Europe and this Country, warrants
him in saving that pupils placed under his
instruction will receive thorough musical
education, Mr.. p. would also say TO those
young Ladies' who wish to become Teachers.
iha, he has already fitted several, and also
furnished them with lucrative situations, and
he /, constantly applied 10 for Ladies as
teachers Residence aiWeH Poullney, nearly
opposite the Academy.
~ b. \ the modern operas now perform
ed in NeT York are laugh, by the subscriber
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-30
IRON a. NAILS.

'ubscrber having dl=:ontinued The
- business ~ manufacturing inon AMI
y lis would say to his old customer, md
others that he has seveveral tons fin Quail.
~ BlAeksmnh's Iron which will BE- ,oil
low ior cash or approved credit Also n
is- ton, Of Nails winch will be disposed Of
on liberal terms. wroSsh .rap Iron
sill be taken IN exchange ior Iron.
Fair Haven Sep, 9Th 1874
ALAN5ON ALLEN.