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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Patr,ek Htary Some very interesting
"reminiscences Of the great orator are gwen
il Ilovu's Historical Collections OF VIr.
CANA, work recently published and likely
10 be- OF good deal OF lntercs, not only TO
the people ot the Old Dominion, BUTT citl'
ztns Of other States In ,h,s work occurs
tbs passage, stating llenty's opinion on an
important point of our Constitution.
lie was opposed to the adoption Of the
Federal constitution, because he though II
gave 90 much power to the general gov.
,rnmcnt and IN conversation with the
hther Of the late venerable senator from
Prince Edward, he remarked with empha.
ss-'The Pfesiden, OF the United States
viii always come in a, the head ola party.
lie will BE- supported IN all hs acts by a
pany You do not think much Of the pa
,rontce OF the President; bu, the day Is
coming when it viii be tremendous, and
from this power The country may sooner OF
later fall
The following snccdo,c is given con
corning one oil his most important lega! ar
gumcns -
In the BRUSH deb, cause, Of which
Wiu gives full account, Mr Henry made
gtca, prepara,ion-Hes shut himself up ir
hl. Office for three DAYS, during which b,
did not see his family his food being
handed BY a servso, through the Office doo'
The Countess OF Huntington, then in ,hi'
county, was among the auditors, and re
marked, after hearing the arguments ofth'
several speakers, that II every one Of them
had spoken IN Westminster Hall, they
would have been honorcd with a peerage
This case saws VIA, was discussed wnf
80 much learning, argument and eloquenc'
ms to hare placed the bar Of Virginia il
the csumr,lon Of the fedora Judges. IF th'
reports OF he day NAV be accredited a
bo,e all others in the United States Mr.
Henry on this OCCASION had Diamond rims
on his finger, and while he was speaking
TIE Countess exclaimed to the Judge, Ire
>drll-w no had never b. fore heard him
'Thc diamond is bazjngl' 'GnsIou'
God % replied he, he is m orator inde d
20 thu cause he injured his voice 50 tina
rnev,i recovered ns original power
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Dnt-sens sfos i-poffaAi Rsner -
~ Washington Union makes IT a daily
ak 10 ovcuurn the various rumou con
SANITY pu, ahoal from that city relA,Ive to
s.s,o adan IL noaIe,ng the recen, rumot
olh regard tot messenger having been
nj to New York for Grn Scot, ssys 49,
Now. We understand, on tho be.t authority
tAa, Cen scou Aa,ieatd from West Point
u Warrington and 10 RirAasnd, 10 rinf
n SICK family aud 's now quIetly IN his
oibee, attending to his ordinary profession
u, bGEues,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
STATE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

STATE OF VERMONT DE 1t remem.
Dls,nct Of Rutland, IS. - bered thai,
al special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the lG,h Gay Of
June, A. u. is45,
Present, YIN. Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purpouing 10 be
the last will and testament of Susan Fish
late Of DANNY IN sad tisluct, deceased,
having been presented 10 SAID couIt for pro.
bate by Vim. Sweat the executor there In
named
II is ordered that said will be referred for
probate and allowance To the FIST Monday
being the 7tb day Of Jolly next, and that a
copy Of this order be published 3 weeks sue
cessively, previous thereto Of the Rutland
Herald a newspaper printed a, Rutland. that
that all person interested may appear and
con,es, the probate thereof il they see cause.
true copy ot record. 25
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

., n,r,e ah,,n tao ~ csl, svo.'sni sii'ng
dsgg,I inm % into The "oo1' Z. ato".
.4s,.f IT. mic where they beat IN
.. Loo an forh OF bis lie u cA,on from
n,nse,ot,,, IN snd i pl'nbic rec"Vef The
los, ,rao,, washer they made spy DIS.
,,t,.., .a1, 1nosa. They lek HlIlafd
..sn th. gropnd and ,aed We Vas ahef.
.i.J, p.eloj op by has ifi-ni', bI'nd snI
...na. ,.i,icss lie hs, made oath TO t~o
d.. ,.r mrn- William Meliae. the Owner o.
- sore. snI smother man also hamol Nc
p.,.NLo aan uncle 10 William
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Sur CANAL. The attention Of The Pres.
ilent md Cabinet we are glad to see Is dl.
Icoled 10 the line Of the limos and NIchl.
Chicago Dcmocrut has intelligence that
Com Morris OF the Navy is on his way To
Illinois, to explore the line Of ,he Canal,
L,krs e.. IN view Of a National Ship Ca.
LLl, Dep,ts on the Lakes
We zee It stated that there is soon to be
nConv,ntlon ut Memphis here the sub)cc.
"fa Ship Canal TO unite the Mississippi
with the Lakes, among Others Interests, Will
BE- cousJ lcftd -Cb,re Her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Brihsh War Steamer on LaIe Enc
The iniims,ion We gdve the other day, that
the BRUSH contemplated building two war
steamers iur service on Lake Ere, and the
upper lakes Is confirmed by the Globe, pub
lshed a, Toronto. That paper says "MI.
Tucker the Admiralty builder, Who came
GU, by The last steamer, has given ins;tuc-
tons forthe building OF two steamers. on
Lake Ere, ~ lh the utmos, despatch. We
understand thai the Niagara DO Compa ny
are the contractors. P,ii,heId Sah.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
MARRIED

lu PawIet, May 27lh. by the Rev. A. G.
Shears, Mr. Gilbert Bushor, to Miss Mary
J. Davis, all Of Pawht
10 Pawle,, on The l7,h uIr, by the Rev
A. q. Shears, Mr.. Washington Chapman
Of Argyle n Y, to Ml:sCarolne A. Good.
win, all OF Pawlct
In Pawle,, on the morning ofthe 10Th
ult., Mr. Gorge ID Martin, 10 Miss Gun.
dace LOOMS, all Of Pawa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
DIED

InPiusfori on the 9th ms, of consump.
lion, Mis-, Charlotte II, dau gh,er Of John
and Lucrctia Woodbury., nged % years
She closed her mortal career in the full tri.
umphs Of faith in her Redeener's blood and
in the enjoymenis ola lively hope ola bless.
I'd immortality.
10 Pawe, on the 4lh inst, Sarah Anne.
LA, adopted daughter of John and Edna
Williams, aged 10 months
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

RIlr a large number OF rc,'lents Of
tie pAtlsh Of 5, Bernsrd near New Or
leans, having become greatly Foccn.ed at
The building Of the M,,,can Gulf Hallway,
whereby they fear they shall be deprived OF
Their business Of uansIoihnR Sugar, &c.
@ market, assembled on the nigh, OF the
iqlh, 10 the number OF so or 200, and he
yam 10 dcmolsh the work snI 10 inhicI
personal ehnasemeni on all who sought to
interfere. They were led by one SOiri, a
Justice Of the Peace and M officer ol the
militia. Word va. immed is,ely zen, TO
The State au,houtics and deachmen, OF
several companies Of Louisiana volunteers
wcreimmedlatcly despatched 10 the scene Of
disturbance They. Instantly checked and
Dispersed the rioters, and arrested the ring
leaders Soils was taken into custody, aud
on giving bail for appearance in Grimm
al proscc luton, WINS nolihed that he was al
- under arrcst as an officer OF the militia,
10 be tired by military court Of enquiry
The pfomp,ne.s and efficacy with which
these rloious proceedings were qnell'd, are
in the high hest degree honorable 10 the nu
hJrlIes oil louisiana
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

STOLEN CHILpRES II has been as
eeuained chat the Osages have twenty white
children among lhean, and the Indians state
that they purchased them from the Com
manchcs, who aole them from Mexico and
Texas The Osages will only sell them
for horses or goods
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
STATE Of VERMONT DE 1t rmem-
Dis,ric, Of r.thsvsn. :. { ID br,ed ina,

~ b""oN' Rt mmen
District Of fsithsven, -. bc,ed iha,
Of probate court holden al Cs-,l-lun within
End for sa'd distnct, on the asth day VI
June, A y lst5
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
hmasa Briggs, executor OF the last will
and es,smen, OF Arnold Briggs, late oi Ben.
son IN SAID district, deceased, sppl,inR Ia
said court Tor the time IT, he extended for the
psvmen, u( the debts seslnst the estate Of
said deceased, ior one year from the time
heretofore granted,
!, Is ordered that the heating and deciding
on sad application be al a session at ssaid
court TO he holden at the probate Office IN
Casileton, on the first "Wednesday IN Au.
gust next, and that notice thereof he given 10
all persons interested hv publication Of TINS
order three weeks successfully previous Ia
said hearing, IN the Rutland Herald q news
paper printed al Rutland,
a tue oopvfof Record,
~ Is r. LANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED

II,ddnnhcti. y y AoriI ~ is<3
On or shout tbs l1jh dAv 81 'tob"f. l8l 49,
taken With v,oeat pate ~ my SIDE near tho livef,
~',ch eorurucd ,bou, I'VE days, and ~s' followed
by The bresk,pg Of an ulcer, az abscess. ta~afdiy
which relieved the p,,n tutle. hot csussd me In
ihro~ up kteai q,ntty Of offensive matter. asd
a,o much birrd. beng greatly alrm'd al this. !
applied to physician hat he sad he thought he
could do but httlc iov me except give mo some MGR
cUy ftls ~hch re fused 90 tshe. feeling ssi,sh~-i
that they could DO me no gond-And the disehargs
OF blood and corruption continued every lev days,
and 81 last t-cs Offensive thst could scarcely
breathe o. was also seAsd with ytolcOt c-rgh,
which St tim~. caused me tn rs''e more blood ihBo
had done bcioto -and N, dise'ss continued IN this
way, stiil gtoSin worse. vn,ii February. ~hen all
hope Of NY tscoynty Vas piseo Mp and my Glend'
all though, would die Of rail"ping consumption
Al this uo0- nj ~hen NV lie wa. apparently draw
ins near its close | heard of Dt Wisns Bslssm OF
Wild Cherry. and got bottle which relieved m"
Immediately and bytbn uSo of oat, Three butilss
Of tbs medicine all my pans were rcmovcd-my
cough aud splitting oi bt~nd aud cortop,on entirely
stopped aud IN lev weeks my healIh was 60 fsr rec
toned To enable me tn work suu.y Trade. which 70
carpenter and up 10 ths time haze enloved sopl
health. THOMAS COZEN5.
Giouce s,sf Couuty, N J,0.
Personally came before ne the subs ALDER one al
! tho Justices Of the Peace nj said county Thomas
Cotsns, srA b- ns duly sfhrn.~d scco,d,ng To law,
'auh the above statement 10 IN ell thnes true.
Affirmed be!ure OF the 20,h day nj Ap.i.I8
CLEMENT JP,
Such 10 the uprco eden,sd success ofth's Balsam
NATURES FAVORiTE PRESCRIPTION.
prescription congroiai To her wants, n u 10 pre-
pared from chemical extracts from suhs,ane" ~ he
tic suthor OF nature has placed IN our own land
for wire purp,scs thai msny Who tno~ nothing NJ
the mode Of iis pfepar,ton 'fe endessornp 10 reap
pccunIny bene6i, by selling an article similar IN
appearance. or by representing tlcif avn tt,sh as
superior 10 this Balsam or by puui2 ups miIiu'o
aud solemn y su~vttating that 4 10 impaired from 4
lte " 10 o.
decp,ve aria 20 To show that Ws,r's H.isam 10
Known 10 The world to be The Great ReWedy,
aud that 10 sell any mixture IT must be like this IN
name, or pu'por 10 he Ike II ~ substance
ITBeh-ve no, the runn'ngly wrought fsb,c'
tions--snd take "nlN tho original and genuins Wis
tus Ual.sm al Witd therS
OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT.
Addte,s all orders 10 Seth w IO~le Gsnsrsl
Ag,nt. 1873 Washington r- Weston. 27eo~.iy
AGENTS. Luther Daniels. Rutland
Jones d Dow, Cnitingvllle, for sale also by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

r1-"The debts Of 1crss" continu', to
occupy u sbarr Of newspop-t discussion
], !, sisted in the NaiIona Intelligence 10
BE full aIie,1 m,iirohs Of dollars This
enofmons deb,, 1t ~ sald, WINS created by
government, paying sl00, deprecated pa.
pcrs for a barrel OF -four, md also for I"
barrel fpork, eos for pair Of soldiers
shoes. &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

A village ,ehoolmssier in ths county OF
Bucks. ons dsv asked a boy wbo WAS about
to leave the school. tn what trade bis faith
et intended IN pot him the boy ssl he
va. to be butcher --"Nhy. SURELY" re-
Joined the masier. 'you wont like la kIl the
poor sheep and lambs y No said The
urchin. i shouldn't like TO XIII poor uns, bu,
should like 10 Nil fai I'M.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

linlness. 10 fs~std mo b. tie schooner p
srsy no~ w. Boston. nj Central What, op
g-o-i,s v".srs He~,ss 4 f,shsts store 81,
dcr N bottle. Ssrsspsril, and Tomato Rn.
ters A ospsin of q ship oound an CAGE
Horn ,ovsge, wt.he. mot. ihsn have nov
on hand IT, supply HIN with Iihsrrfute
send TN, to he m.ilsd N New BEDFORD. o.
that you can send them up BY tho Eretry -
should I delay Sending TN otder unit To
,nortnw's mai, Il wunid be ipo lss H. euf
~, The fnetRy Nv romp,iog with the a
buvc request, you vi oh'fe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

TIL. above is a correct likeness Of q person
IN II has been cured Of had humnr NJ long
standing, bv using BKOWN'S SARSAPA-
RII.Lh and TOMATO DITTERS. Who
will or can have the least doubt bu, the a.
hove medicine is the best article now ~ use
for the following coWplsinis, ahet reading
the following certificates. Dad humors,
dj,pepsl,. Iaundice, costveness is cured by
them IN n short time, AFTER all olber medi-
cinrs have failed. Give them irisl and sat
isfy yours elves Of the truth Of The above az
seriion.
be sure and always ask for Browns, as
there are imitsiIpns aud counterlel,s sold
which is no mpre like the gen uine which Is
prepared by Frederick Brown than cold wa
ter.
These excellent bitt-rs vii he found Ger.
tain cur. IN all cases oG indigestion or dis
pepsia, Jaundlce, loss OF sppeuie. general de
hlliIy, isIntness and sinking Of tie stnmach,
low ness Of spi rtts, costreness determination
nf blond 10 the head, pain ia the SIDE aud
limbs t.arfhs, Weakness, dIzZIne's, Culsne.
ul, erup!4nas on the face and neck, keciIc
fever, night swrats, nervous and sIed bead
ache, a idny Of siouach, billInUs Affection,
plies, and IN all diseases caused by lmpud.
ties Of the blood, the debility OF the system
OF The unhealthy state OF the stomach and
bowels.
They are slsn exceedingly efficacious In
restoring constitutions bTf1en down by sed.
rnlary employ menu and have been extensive.
" used by olergymen o, editors, clerks, seam
stresses. snd numerous Others whose health
has oeen injured by confinement and close
application, with The hsppiesI results They
resiots the sction Of the stomach. increase
tho QuanlIiy OF blood. and Impair 10 the wac
add smacisied system OF The invalid The 'IgO'
and glow Of true health.
These blltens are wsrTsn ted 10 be putri =
vegetable compo" nd marx this, ihe'
can never 90 the least injury "a sny case
whatever.
They are kept by many persons - lsm''
~ med,cine. and have teen gwen to the
yopngest children. on se7ouni oi the mild
ness Of their operation, with sIes!leh' .f
feet
Ps-,ofbcs. Eg.rpwn, M'''. wv. ~. isIs.
NJ Pr5xn car, W. ~ Lave lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
Mss NJ IS. CLARk.

HAS jaa terc,,
H ed from New
io'k . Dew 4 splen
did sssofime.., Of Rib
bon,, Auiheisl flow .
ers, and Cap Tab. -
Also fnt ..ls . lev
STIRRED Alk and ls~ n
Hats. slso B,ndbot
80. all nj which val
be sold al The ,efy
lowest prices.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM A POsT
MASTER DATED

Peabrsss, Warrington e. Ne .ADsil - iGt4
Mr. Isaac bstb -psar or A. tie rolus., o.
macy ~ NJ foshds al tk,s y ace AL s'staHy. VII"
s's sfieisd -th rsssa~y, ga and l'sr eoIplsist.
tsks tho i'e-ry Ia 80. zoe ~ spy~'st soaas
% th.s esasiy 80 sgssI "a ell " s,s''s B.i.am o.
W 10 csssfy, ssJ 70 ssaA h'a "a" da'rss %
pee 10 soos Of q fJf sic ~hL.E ~. n-.ss hon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Fgitire Siars A fugitive from the
blessings and foegings Of The "patrlarcha
institution as they are dispensed in the
city Of Charleston, S. c. passed through
this town last week His master, he sta
ted to US wa, n Methodist Clergyman, who
preached on Sundays aud raced horse on
week DAYS He had always been kindly
treated himself, but las, winter his master
sold his wife and the mGhcr OF his Two
children to 90 to New Oreans when IN
the pbrcnzy Of agony at being thus torn a
why, and separated forever, the poor slaves
attempted to rescue her ifom.the hands oil the
purchaser, blood hound was Sc, upon and
tore his H,sh-for which he could no, FOR.
give his master tie leaves his two chill.
dren and a mother IN bondage TO the rever.
end horse Jockey and onl desires for him.
sefto labor for a living Ia the free air aud
among the free men of,he Noah. Spring
field Gazette
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
CfOye .in0dyuc TOOiharhe
Drops.
KOv~p g. EssPIfv's
CHLORINE pEIEnGEN.r AND ORR.

CHLORINE pE1 ERG ENf AND ORE
DhNIifRlCE.
1 VERY supo'."r preparation for olenhtrr
\ and yfcsefyIhg the tSsIh, sDd correcting
diseases OF he gums Ghslr hsvofed. aud,
hlg'iy useful IN pfete'viDg the lusifs Of The
enas,sl, put up IN 'plsnd,d porcelain jars,
containing both the DeisrgsnI and Deniifrrs,
The follow Jag recommendation 10 con
stdrrrd suificIrnt
FIRM, Mr. Emma Willard, Prn1JpaI Of Tie
Troy IOHHit seminary
Dr. Royce & IHSrig
Genlirmen-ls nv lss, rscsivsd rom
Won Tia very sccrpl,hle I4Hseni Of a jar 81
vour Den.lnes delayed scko~ legsmsns
unll could be able In speak Of II from eIPs.
nsne. 4 an oo~ prepared 10 cay. lh'' It ia
an eIrsilebl article. and h.sing o.sd II free
". sa satisfied thst u - quite sapsnof 70 '"S
thing Win ulieh an acquainted I"''''
Is Agnicl-ntiy Ieconmeuds nsrh
Acospt nv fhsnts a.
EssA WILLARD
Troy. Sept. ~. 1883 ,or,.ur
Fnr,,lc hv u r {. sIODDAkl
Rutland VI lone, 25 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Bath, maine, June. !, lsft
Mr. F. Brown, Dear SIT ~ have for some
time past, suffered much from the j'nndlce
and dyspepsia at the stomach. loss 81 appe.
lite, and trouble and pain from the le,s, SIN
Pile food, with pain In the head and slies.
slight cough. general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the system. After u~i,g a
number Of medicines without any relief was
induced To try your Sarsaparllla and Toma =
to Bmters. received immediate relief from
the use 81 one botle. and feel pralfed for
the great relief have received, aud ! would
recommend 1t 10 all Others who arc suG. ring
from similar disordu.i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

lST Of lelters remaining in the Post,
- Office at Rutland, July |. lS+5.
Ambrose Allon Gauslln Francis
Alien Joseph Goodell X W or P B
Arerell - Ga,esElIssbelhA Mss
A,vood Hannah GreeniIei fiancls l.
Bailey Isaac Goodnch NJ
Byron Lewis Hunt Nathan
Boyd William lIagady Miss
Barnes Franklin Kelly Lydia Miss
Bsgg AIles W Lamb Chauntey l.
Bosworth Alanson l.outhe "aTgaIeu MISS
Blood Amos Laid Betsey
Burdick. +. f.. Leonard Emily Miss
Beal Rhoda Mrs Mckinney Michael
Berry Martha Miss Manley Sylvester Nj
Brooks Horace Miller Stephen
Bishop Sm,lh 2 Nussey Charles
Boom Coomet May Charles =
Chase DAM 4 Nur,pueh Hugh
Clement Charles Mahoney Cornelius
Calkln Asa Newman William Is
Costello Michael Noah Ebenezer
Csrkins II Paul Jesee
Coupef Jane Mrs lSinim AielerW
COMFY Patrick Power. Chloe Mrs
Cheney Vim 2 Pratt BIsdlee
Cheny Thomas w Parker W
Chapman Bradley Ranger Frederick X
Desaut-lie Loul, Rice, Roo, L Co
Dewey Samuel A Sheldon John A
Davenport Samuel snow Mary A
Deal Henry Strong John
De~ips John Sawyer
Dursn.o Juhn ThayrTJ b
Ed,obCyrns Jr Taylor Gorhsm
Foster Vim Taylor Dram
Foster Alb Thorn,on Sluksly
Foster " r Vary Paschsl
fieemsn Marun Ward DAVID
Farnum Richard II WILLIAMS Julia Ann
Farrell Daniel Wheeler Aaron
Gray Mary Willis wilkins Louis Aan
Grover George Wine John
Daniel G. oodsll Wright L W
Getfuld May Mrs. Young James
CIlheuN b fs~ Oliver
2!2s MOSES HAWKES., 7. W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
PSAIMLST.

PSALMLST.
4 NEW 90 lection Of hymns ioT the BsP-
husl denomination FOG SAFE az
W. y. &. SpoDDARD.
R..!4nI, JslJ ,. lsis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

Oh CROSS Steel Peas JaH received
w and for sale BY
". T.. {. STODDARD
Rutland. Julg J. isi5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
UT'N TUTY,
EREDERlCK Il. Sl1AW.

Address all orders for the above invaua-
BILE medicine to the proprietor Frcdcii X
Brown. 80 Washington st Boston
AGEN rs. Luther Daniels, Ru,nnl--
Jones & Dow, Culiingsvllle 27Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

TELrH ToorH AcHt Ds"'s tenant
w M. fot .ooti Jog The nerves Of NE 's.'h'
a.. .ps f.s, ne" 6i.eo,'r, 'o' sac y
.; bvr sbr'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
You're rssprrrhllv,
SlLVANUS l.. FL ASE, Y. NJ.

Here /, ana,hrr ,ecomm- nds,nn from n well
tnnwn captain 81 ship, which sails from
Fslrhsver, Mass.
Cspsin Joseph Holly, ri the ~halc'sh,p,
saws Browns S,t-'r,'iils and Tom,,o BIT.
Iets. are invaluable t. al seaiarinr mon -
The, should never be without H. No me "
zine " Ike u, OF h,lf 10 good IN diseases
which SAILORS are liNhle to-, psrio ulatlv dis.
eases binugh IN nv living long time On
salt PROVISIONS have used it on my LAT
voyage, rnd do know from experience on
myself '~pyy !, slmns, immediately cured
by II. Take my advice, and never 90 to sea
withou, ono dozen bottles ~ Bfuwn's Sst.s.
parlla and Tomato Dlilers being OF board
your ship l.
READ AND BELIEVE
A person il very AZ, to say, We NJ course
wou,d recommend our own medIcin. ia pref
erence to any other For lear that remark
may he s.,d of me, I have thought It p'oPst
Ia sublnin few certificates and leuers from
Our agents, md persons OF the ttsi respecla
bilny. and those that are best known In the
towns where they reside d. no take my
word for H. but enquire for Yourselves Won
will find all that have said i. true. | can
publish Hundreds. bat think the following
which have selected from different parts Of
the country. are, suflicien, to satisfy the
prcpdiced mind
NV agent a, Bah, Me. Mr. A. G., Page,
sent me The following lew days since.
Bah. Nainc. NAV %, Is4&.
Mr. +. Brown, Dear sir--ilaving tes-
ed tho value of Your 'Sarsspsrilla and
Tomato Bitcrs. take pleasure 10 give YOU
the facts ofmy case Tor your own ssuslsc.
ton snd the benefit Of others have been
suffering with the ery-ipelas hrmnr in nv
side. causing my hand and arm 10 swell very
murh. and To be painful a, the same time,
and for some weeks previous. have h,en
troubled with weak stomach most OF nv
| food has hunt me, AMI there has been a sin.
/ gulat laintncss at the stomach, which t'N
been increasing, and caused me much din
! Guilty After commenced taking your Bit.
I icrs could perceive a gradual and lmme.
/ di,le relief. and would recommend 1t with
much confidence TO these who are troubled
with such complaints.
Yours truly, WV. DONNELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
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