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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
From Godeys Ladys Book.
MARQUIS Dinner Party.

"About this time wo received flag from
the enemy in Georgetown, the obJec, Of
which was to make some arrangements a.
boot the exchange Of some prisoners The
flag after tho usual ceremony Of blind fold
ing was conducted into Marions encamp-
ment Having heard great talk about
General Marion. his fncy had, naturally
enough, sketched out from him some stout
figure of warrior, such us O'tIara or
CORVALLIS, himself Of martial aspect and
flaming regimentnls but what was his sur
prise when, led into Mnrion's presence and
The badge taken from his eyes, be behcId
in our hero swarthy smoke dried ulc
man. with scarce enough OF threa dbare
home spun TO cover his nakedness and in
place OF TALL ranks OF gaIly dressed soldiers
a handful Of sun.burni, yellow-legged mill.
tia.men, some roasting potatoes and some u,
sleep, with their black fire locks laying by
them on the logs2 Having recovered a
lnlle from his surprise he presented his let
ter TO Gen. Marion. who perostd 1t and
soon settled every thing 10 his satisfaction
The officers took up his hat to retire.
ooh. no said Marion, 1T ls about our
time. OF dinner, aud hope sir, you will give
US lbs pleasure Of your company TO din
ner
At mention OF the word dinner, the Brit
lIsh officer looked around him, but TO BIZ
great modification could see no signs Of {
pot, pan, dutch oven, or any other cooking
ueusl that could raise the spirits Of u hun
cry man.
"Wdl, Tom" SAID the general 10 on
Of his men, come gave Us our dinner
The dinner 10 which he alluded was M
other than n heap Of sweet potatoes, tina
was very snugly ~roasting under the cmber'
Tom, with his pine sick poker, soon llber
ated from their ashy confinemen,-pinch
ing them every now and then with his hn
gers, especially the big ones, to see wbesh
er they were well done or not. Then has
? ing elean,d them OF the ashes, panty b
{ blowing Them with bis breath and par1l
I by brushing them wHh the sleeve Of hl
e cotton shu, he piled some Of the best on
q large piece Of bark and placed them b
q tween The british officer and Marion, o
Y the trunk Of The fallen pine on which The
sa,
Vi Il fear SIR" said the General "our dr.
o ner will not prove 30 pslaiable TO you a.
. eosId wish but II is The bes We hare,
. The officer, no wss well bred ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

A Man Grorn By Guano aud Eieclri.
city-Thc New Haven Courier tells the tol.
lowing capital story
A citizen of,b place while recently on
a tour 10 the State Of New York, was IN.
duced 10 make himself one oflhe audience
Of an linerabl lecturer who was holding
forth on the efficacy OF electricity as appli.
cable to vegetable produc hons.
In the course Of his harangue, gEaH0
was incidentally alluded TO as powerful
agent in quiekning the growth Of plants
and the ELECTS OF this and electricity were
displayed in such glowing language, that
the auditory soon imagined themselves
s,and~ng IN The midst OF field, aud endeav
orlng to measure the height oilhe gram be.
tore i wus out OF reach. The " hole Assem-.
bly were in q state o enthusiasm, and swa |.
! loving down the wonders revealed 10 them
with open mouths and staring eyes. when
a plain looking old farmer arose, with up
parenlly lnueh ddideDce, begging leave to
con6nn tbs lecturers stalGsmenI by
! the relation OF an lDc dent which he had
recently witnessed, and to width be was q
panty.
II have sad he, "a very bad boy named
Tommy he's given Us good deal o.
trouble, and having tried various methods
10 reform him without success, told my
wife thai it would be bes To try somatin Z
4 thai was new, and rather more severe. Ae
eordingly we agreed 10 shut him up al nigh
in the barn Well, one night while Tom
my was roosing with the cattle, and ~ai
IN bed, there came tremendous thunder
storm. Il iighlsned sharp enough TO pu
ou msus eye, aud The thunder never wa
beat Feeling rather uoeasy about the boy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

"OpPOsiliOa IS The Life Trade In tho
Pittsburgh papers we find the following spit:
tied card
"Wm Thorn announces tina, he has al
icayf been 10 the habi, Of furnishing med
cine gratis 10 the poor Seeing i, abnouc
ed BY some Of our Druggists that they will
give medicine gratis 10 'uGsriAg poor By
the fire, DR. Thorn takes this mahod to
give notice that TO this class be will, from
this time out give double doIe' gratiS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

The celebrated DR. Thayne- celebrated
almost as much for be love OF good living
as for his professional skill called one day
upon a certain eccentric nobleman, who he
found ,eung alone ,t q very nice dioner
After some time. the doctor, received no N.
viiaiion 10 par,ake Of II, sa,d My lord, # 1
were in your lord'bip'' place should say
pray doctor, do as am doing" - thou
ssnd pardons for the omission " en"d Us
Iord,hip, 'prny then, dear Doctor DO a; l
am doing-go home and cal your own ON
net"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
WATERY POTATOES.

I las, year planted few po,n,oes OF tho
sort known in England as the late Mulber.
ry They are If may use the tcrm) an
carly late poiatoe and are excclcn, crop.
PETS. wns told by the gentleman who
gave me the seed, that they were wacry;
Of hi, was aware, n. my next nelghbor
had planted some from the same place tho
year previous, and they were so bad lha, he
gave them TO the pigs. When the tops had
died away, took them up and tried them,
and they were without exception the
most wa,ery potaioe had ever tasted. !
therefore cnmo TO the same conclusion as
my friend but as | did not want 10 begin
giving potatoes TO nv pigs so early in tho
senson, they were leh on the ground expos
ell 10 the sun, and remained so for about
three weeks when one day beng from
home, and no potatoes being in the house
! for dinner Mrs ! went into the ca den oni
hndIng them on The ground took hem in
and cooked them, and was highly pleased
with the potatoes On The following day
came homo, and we had some more Of the
condemned pointoe. for dinner and to M
surprise they had become ne mcay rs II wps
possible Tor polnlo.s to be--in fact they
were complete halls Of -four. have NJ
doubi that the exposure 10 the sun and to
the atmosphere cvaporated the wa,ory par
iicles. have no, seen this potaloC
and a, very profitable one 10 tho
housewife, tho skin beng very thin,
and the eyes very shallow Il. L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

well, Nimrod, how long were the
Children OF Israel in the wilderness
Till they found their way out
who was cal. INTO the lions der 2
'Van Amburg b
'Who was compelled to seek refuge in
the land Of Nod 7
Gov pou
'Whyf
Because he got Up the K,ag's sbenezer,
and PrOridrUee would not project him
Tint will do Nimrod for this week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

A premium being offered BY an sghe'"ui a.
.oeio,y for the hest mode 81 ifr'sauon and 10
,,.o,dbsio made ,rrfaii0n By mis'sse
Of The prinlsf. sspeeaOls i'fmsr "n' IN
.vifs 20 CLAIM the pine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

And had James boen criminal In the eye
OF the law he had been bot his sis'er was
neht when she said he had no intention TO do
wicked thing Not long after hrs arrival
in Americs, he was one dsy walking along
The street, 40 a respsetable suit OF SUNDAY
clothes, when a susnger came up and enter
ed into conversation w,Ih han. After Asking
some Indifferent questions he enqu''ed wss'
his coat cost.
'SiItct o dollars was the anver.
I 4 viii e,ys YOU twenty for II, said ths
stranger Tor I'm going awsy IN 4 hurry
and have no time 20 get one made
lanes was as unssspsetinR ~ chiia--
/ lie thought this was an eIeelienl opr'ononi'
| 4, "a make four dollap 10 sesd 60 his OAR
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PATENT MEDICINES.

|
MOFFATT'S VIC ETABLE LIFE Pitts AID
IN PHGNIx BlrTERs.--The high and envied ce-
iehrity which this pre-emineBt medicine has acqnir-
fof its inSariabe efficacy in a the diseases which
il PROCESSES to cure has rendered the usual practice
OF pufng not only unnecessary, but unworthy Of them.
In all cases Of CostiveDe SIS, Dyspepsa Bilious and
Liver affections, Asthma, Piles obstinate Headache,
impure state Of the Fluids, uaheathy appearance Of
the Skn Nervous Debility the sickness incident 10
Females in delicate health, weakness Of the Diges-
tive Organs, and in all general arrangements Of
health, these medicines have invariably proved .
certain and speedy remedy. tIt4zFr RI.
EF They restore vigorous health to the most ex-
hausled constitutions.
One or two certificates are selected from many
others. .l.
=. MAJ - STATE OF Ala, Coosa County.
This is 10 certify that my wife, having been lin
gerng fer several years under Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, which baffed the skill Of several eminent
Physicans. was, at last induced To try the virtue
Of" Mphait's Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bit
ers, and after using half.a-dozen Of each, has
been restored to her former good health.
Oct. 22d, 1S42. .t., EBENEZER POND.
tlf From the Litchfeld (Con., SUM- .
Among the many advertised medicines Of The day.
there s none more justly celebrated than Mofan'i
Life Pills and Phoenir Bhfus. Wherever introduce
ed, they have given entire satisfaction. and their vr-
tues only want to he more extensively known TO rem
der them u universally approved medicine. We are
not in the habit 81 putting TO contribute to The yenail-
~ ofq,,acks for douceur. and have no faith in their
cure-all nostrums.. But Mr.. MoAau's Medicines are
different article his Pills are good csthartic, and
the Bntrfs are excellent tonic. We know them TO
be So from experience, having used them ourselves
in our family, and so confident Of their eff
cacy, that although we have authority To do so.
We will ,rarront their giving satisfaction in all COM
plants for which they are recommended. =5= r
For sale al wholesac and retail, by r - s..
HAvIi.AND, CLARK& CO., Agents,
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PATENT MEDICINES.

hk. BliA CKN Ellis Celehr,ied ANT ACRID
- TiEcTuRE, aud Scotch ReHosafor. FIR The Cure
of Venereat Disorders, NfHhborn Gteffs Efax;sns
Weakness Of he Ura1 OF Bladder, Diabetes or DIM
Gully an Making Water-These Drops are chiefly
composed of vegetable substances their use aud eff.
caey have been fully proved by hundreds aud NAV be
relied on perfectly and safe. Dr. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years. in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great salts
iacll"n and wonderful success among his numerous
patients. DR.. Blackwell the inventor of this trulv
valuable medicine, makes other claim to public
confidence, Than what ekPesen has fully Justified
and he does not, in the least hesitate To WARRANT
THEM as u safe and certain CURE for the VKNE.
RAEL DESCRIBES, STUBBoRS GLEETs, SEMI
NAL EFFusIoNs, WEAKETss OF THE URRrER
OK BLApDIR, DIABETEs, OR DiFFIcULrY IN
MAKING WATER. A fresh supply Of the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale
by !. C. DuBOSE b CO., Agents,
no'o Ia I'D 39 Water street.
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PATENT mEDICINEs.

tsCb.S1,y l,t-p1I,,Nr., IN, -.
a LHDASi . HiEnieiNE L. Ihe great INFER
= eel that Is everywhere manifested ~ regard to
WISE ""z 'a'"an'e mea'ehes, 10 inc omy ap"oey
we oneI i"' moh"n"g 'He pnp'e WI" tue io"o""g
s'1 I'm y, ame n,e",S,nss eons,s, 81 .H
1900 WN bAh y oALfA'
LtBAsts HEALTH FILLS.
AlLhhAsls loot DOTH ACHE DROPS.
nLLEsAsas rooh MANS riAsrkRs'
ins SALf cures sores, s~eiings, 'nnanm"t'onss
spfains' burns. inward ulcer" and tumors, qulnsey'
sore ihroai manps' nervous t0oth-aehe agne IN the
lace broken breasts dropsy, spinal affections etc
OF every kinu ana e'faeef' An instance oil ia'iufe
20 ehe'. = cure IN s"s OF tue aonse named com
p'ain's' "hefe Tue Sa"e was iai'hiuiiS applied IS
no. hhown'
me Ills cure Amos. every compfaiht i'r when
an ,nerha' remedy ~ usea. tney cure ievers' lever
anu agne, nysfepsA' constipation o. the bowels ANA
si"f,"ea' "u' s'oni'e" eS"'ue'ea o'o"d; f""n'ce;
neau acne! hsei co""p""'' eo"gns' co'uS' general
incorporation, e.c: a, a.. Oh.
Tue Il, Las cnI' are TAXING ,ne preference o. All
o''ef f'aN'eis :" u.'S ~ any o','e' '"sn''y i"y
are "aran'eo 10 give pe''1' s"is'"cHoh ,han any
o'hef. iney o",e P.'" W "saAneSs >" ue D"cA'
sue c'es,, o""e's' '"nr, 'h"Sc'ss, "'e' complaint,
Coughs. as'h'na' "ySpeps"' "eakhesSes IN women
eI I'M, &c; conn, o,,,naoue go
Inc ~ Ute nhOIo are uengnunl re-
"'eu, ~ .'e 'uo'n aone: No,,hs ""'u'. " ', .
gfeeap'e IN .he compos'u"n' We are moi no" ape
~, ~ feppy "r ne"ana 10. "esei a,n'.s" oe.e
Tue sprung h"de opens we sha'i. nave haoe SUCH
arrangements "'"' we sH"" oe Ape 10 supp! ""y
'' tn" 'r.,,..;.. u.;..,:.. :. :. H.
"e '..o"s e'niu , ~ "'' o"s -, VIC
mos, distinguishes gentlemen u" .,n'o VIZ. m','er
brother-in law Of John Tyler, President VI the U.
States ana "o'os 'eHpons'o'e ONCE "n"ef Tue gov
efh"'e" a. ,e..
y Noio MBVs, ONO, November zz, ie44,
rear oir' ise'y eheer.nlly iurnish you Inc test,
n.ons al my exper,ence m Inc use o. your medical
s re I'm rus ano ,,e nlack
p..'I4 p"''o W ".'ch nave ue'Neo a" a"'ABts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
p RICHARDSON'S DELIBERATELY AMERI

ID RICHARDSON'S DELIBERATELY AMERI.
~ CAN PANACEA-This article is all cnm-
pounded from vegetable matter, free from any adul
teraton, and warranted free from any ingredient de-
trimental to health 49, a., = i1r
II has never failed to afford relief Or effect cure.
twhen taken according directions ofSalt Rleun,
Scrofula, Fever Sores, Iniiamatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Piles, Biles, Scurvy, Scald Head.
Bloches or Pimples on the face, and NIL cuiaaeous
eruptions, ulcers arising from an njudicous use
Of Mercary, an impure state ofihe blood. IN III.
1t usually produces tonic effect, while in most
cases also acts gentle catharic increasing the
appetite and improving the general health of the pa
tent, causing all sores or ulcers to discharge more
freely Than before and inducing perfectly healthy
action Of the blsod. II has also been found bene-
cial in some cases of pal.nonary diseases. Those
using il should abstain from stimulating drinks and
al highly seasoned food. i s. 5lyfgV 81 .-.
A supply received and for sale by 4 81,
dec2lcmo HAVlLAND, CLARK h CO., Agts
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IN. sWAYaE,s
COMPOUND BYRUr OF PRUNUs HIR0lNI

WILD CHERRY. -
fssi,aony Of respectable ana experienced PhysieiGa
Fellow citizens-W are bound TO believe, from
the very circumstances, that all who lake Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, do say
that il far exceis all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling OF rising sensaiioa
In the Throat, Bronchitis, WhoopinE Cosgk, Asth.
ma, Weakness Of the Nervous System, OF Impaired
constitutions from any cause and preveht persons
from falling into decline, this medicine has no
equal. 1-
In districts where calomel and quinine have sesn
too freely used in bilious complaints. &C.. Dr.
Swsyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects on the system. an6 ACT a.
strengthening alternative and improve The hillary iune-
tons. p - aiit- iA.h .-ieilf4
CAuTIoN--All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original DR.. Swayne t"mpound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, fictitious aud counterfeit
AnOther Eridtncs Of he ssoMdefsI cares peOrmed By
10 Dr.. Svdyne's Compound SyynP Of Hild Chary.
DR. SwNyne--llear Sir--When ! WIS ii Pitts.
burg last August, purchaEed Of yoar Agent sir bot
ties of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
had for many years been troubled wisna eoash' o!ca
very violent, with other indications Of consumption,
OF disease Of the Lungs. ofa very serious nature.
had very little faith in medicine, as il was thought
my disease was hopeless and beyond lie reach.
had applied several Physicians for reiief, and also
used some highly pulled medicines whch bad seen
nihe newspapers, bat hearing thai You had much ek-
perlence il the practice OF medicine, and had treat
ed many cases DC c,nssniption,I concladsa to NV
yonrs and from that time. Asa h.ppyto say,
found relief write this ia hopes you will Puilish
IL, that # any hmnaa being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find mcdieiae, The
virtues Of which may be relied upon, -s1t'ss' :,
o. a You're respectfully. JANEs Os6VkE.
More proofs Of the efficacy Of DR.. Svdynes CempsIad
Syysp Of Wild Cherry. IN ,eiiepiNs e6gieted s,as
Dr. SwayIe-Dear Sif--Ths time has hsep whea
xsald 10. recommend nedsias sayersissd i ~
fereuf-I feel relief was fedtcSd bv n nsetr
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
IE;%ESsE 81
~
TEsrIMoNIALs >

LIVINGSTON. Sumter ca, Ala July I, 1sis.
nR. q. r. HULn Dear S'r:--The 14i boxes of
your Fever and Agne Pills left with ,s las, Julv
sold nu in few mgnths. and treatment calls
were made for which c"uid not supply, and
would add as testimony in their f;ssT thai So
lar knowledge extends they Invariably ans
wered the purpose fully for which they designed.
We have also suld about Two hundred and Fifty box.
of your Cough and Worm I.ozsngcs, and they are
highly approved Respectfully yours, -.
X. f. Houston q Co.
7hf foiio,Oing certificate gwen by three highly
psctaLs PLihrs. Fife Post Office, Taiiadega
comfy. Aia. of mkom had used t,Veire bores Of
the Pills ia his family: ....
This is Ia celf, thai have used DR.. Huli's Fee
aud Ague Pills IN our families in several cases OF
Fever, and chs and Fever, and their administra-
.isn has been attended with complete success. In
have they Jailed To have III" desired effect when
used according IN directiUns. We think they u
good Pill, and would cheerfully recommend them to
all persons snhjec, 10 Fever, and Chs and Fever.
Given under oor hands
Feb. q. 1919, JAMES BAoLY,
=' MAY 3, 1913, JAMES MoNTGoMERY,
90 June 29. 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR. "a q
ELYToN, Jefferson CO., Ala, Feb 3. 1S43.
This is TO certify that was appointed last April
M Agent for the sale nf Dr. 'H"'s Vegetable Fever
and Agne anu anti Fever Pills since which time
have sold about forty boxes In not single instance,
10 my knowledge, have they failed to cure Chills and
feNtT, WneH Ustu accOrulnS 10 uireCiiOns. Sihce 1
became an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve or
fifteen different Of Chills and Fever in my ia
nils, and Hul's Pills have cured every case.
-4e4 .s..l5t 81 e ...| -I..... JOHN CAMP.
Erfra,tof letter from DR.. Hagood, datei Mount Pin
son, Ala. february 3, 1913: ..'
consider them (ffn's Pis) as good medicine
rnn' lie used fur The cure of Fevers, or Aeue an
Fe,ers l have prescribed thea, in Il number Of cases
Of Fever, after hrsl administering emetic or en-
Ihartic and awDys " ltl the most ha,Dy results In
fine, have never known Hulls Pills to fail curing
the Chilis and Fever in IA single instance.
p -.i 'tf'tt'" ZACHARIAH HAGooD.
Fatracf Of hn.r f. m Ur. Madison, dated Benton
county, Ala, february 10, 1912:
think theui (HalI's Pills) excellent medicine
IN Iced have never known The Pills used in single
instance, according to dii eciions without efeciing
complete cure. Nj, neighbours speak Of them in The
highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN.
A large supply on hand aud for sale by i-t
[.s.u.tl. !. c. IDuBOSE & CO., Agents.
feh13 Ia, L. f..a. Lt,if. b. 80 Wafer street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
PATENT MEDICINES.
TYLER'S

AGUE AND FEVER Pill l. $
4 CERTAIN, safe and eaecluaI euIe for Ague aud
"a Fever in all its varied forms. Also, an excel
lent Tonic ia Dy spensia, Palpitalion Of The Heart
Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia Nervous and Other d's-
eases which arise from a weak and debiG'ied ron
ditiOn Of The system.
These Pill are prepared only by nr.G X. Tyler
regularly educated physician, who ir"l" many
yeats experience can confidently recommend mem
the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever "hr'en
u the public having frequently tested lhe!r g,e"'
curative power upon those who had long s"lIefe" III"
der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
Several emirent physwians who have oo'a'ne" n
high sinnding tG their successful treatment OF Hs"e
aud Fever, this preparation, and assert '' my
have never known a single instance where IL was u
ken AS drecteu thai il did moi effect permanent
and lasting cure.
These Pills contain neither mercury or atSr"'c' VI
any thing that inre the sysiem-b"! on "r oo.'.
lrlry, may be taken where a medicine Of TINS hp'' IS
needed, not nnly with perfect saleIy but with The
most decided advantage.
For sale Ahoesae and retaIlby
HAVILAND, CLARKE CO.. Mobile.
and will be found in every town and ''hage :" Tue
Sfgaa
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~ Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings For
freight or passage, having superior Recommendations
apply on board or To
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
MOBILE AND GAINES VILE P4CKFT'

MOBILE And GAINES Vile PACKET
b. Gfszss d ELlZA.-The new and fast
tr.4ssSll=E5k, Saing double engine steamboat ELL
essszszssszsszse IA, w II. Roberts master, will
run during the ensuing season as Il regular weekly
packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
al 8 O'Clock. PM, and GAINESVILLE every THURS
DAY, ri ~ O'Clock N.
The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has
superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and
State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou-
BILE bedseads expressly for families, and for comfort
and speed has superior.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
sep20 MOSES WARING, Agent.