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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. BanninE,s Patent Lace


For Hernia or Rupture IF r0rious kinds.
n immediate relief,o incipien, Consumption
the Bronchitis OF public speakers Pslpi.
tasion Of the Heart; Dyspepsia, Spinal
weakness; Piles; Prolsp.us Uleri and
Ami, and Diseases Of pariureni anG child
bed Ladies without medicines.
THIS INSTRUMENT has been examined bvDrs.
Mott and Rogers, n. Y, Francis and Girls
comb Of New Haven and Middelown, Conn
and has obtained for itself their fa,oIabls
testimony.
The Lace is applicable for those who have
the whole or part Of the following symp-
toms bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight.
mesa at the Chest, Palpiia,ion OF The Heart
Dyspepsia, sensation OF goneLes. or sinking
at the pit Of tho Stomach. disposition to bend
forward, pain in one or both sides, which are
generally supposed 10 be LAYER Com plant
but which are only the result of the gravita-
ton OF that organ, Tenderness Of The Aldo.
men, a sensation of dragging in the groins
and bearing down, causing the pa,ien, to
stoop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbness in tho
Limbs, Costiveness, Flour Albus, Piles and
Proiapsus. The nervous system is diseased,
great gloom, desponding and weeping not
knowing why herself, dc.
DR.. Hlbard having purchased the right
for the County Of Rutland, will endeavor to
keep a sufficient assortment on hand for oil
who will favor him with CALL from any dis.
lance. He can forward them to any part OF
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing them
sent. will send = description Of the size, &C.,
and forward the price Of one, ($i2), free from
expense to him, and they can have the direc-
tons so plain, that any person can apply
them.
The subscriber will give his special niten-
ton to calls from a distance, for ehronrc com
plants, at his office, on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, every week, and at oil
times, by night and day. attend TO profess.
ional business in the vicinity. Great i'm
prov ements in Surgery have recently been
made in the City of New York (of which he
avalled himself while thcre) among its
talented and scientific professors, and he is
enabled to perform oil operations with I'M
proved Instruments for Amputdting and set.
ting Fractures, extracting Tech, &c, &c.
He assures his friends and the public tina,
his utmost endeavors will be TO satisfy them
in his professional business, and charges for
the same, and "keepup with the times" in
Improvements Of the day, although il may
give his opponents some unpleasant feelings
]. b. lIlBBARD, NJ. ID.
n. b. All persons indebted to The sub
serlber, whose accounts are OF one years
standing or more, are requested to call and
settle without delay. J. b. II.
Rutland Nov. 81, 1874. 1921
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THE ONLY CURE For
~ htE
pi0iNl.

i Tshould bcresotie diul, all whom
L Opposed TO consumption. or ,ioubled ,,,.
4 cough or cold, night sweau, s,ibm, ,,,,
In the side and chest, difficult, of breath,
uRhtness and soron..sacfos, Ih. rh,,,
ehl'is, Liver complaint. and ell affection. =,
The pulmonary organs
THE FOLLOWING NEEDs M COW
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga CO.. y. Y,
m' - . lt---Dear Sn...-The love ~
''s ofsfs me 10 make this effort to obtain
some OF your medicine, as | believe II viii
eyre NC. VIII give Statement, OF my ca,e
Hoou' i"ut or h'e months ago ! was take
with bad cold, and was very host,, in co,
sequence oil working In water while building
ana saw MIL, being a mechanic and va.
under The doctors care about four we,k.
ana goi TO be able To walk about, and tined
TO do little work, which brought on a,li,l,
bleeding OF the lungs. | returned home ii,
pirlted and sick. The next day while sitting
by tho fire, a blood vessel burs, in INV mno.
and commenced bleeding very fast. Tho
doctor happened 10 be near, and he dono
every thing in his power 10 stop tia
bleeding, and finally succeeded after loospg
near quart from my lungs, and mote from
500 '''S WV NV ldht Dul lew hours.
'mylungs were 40 spnsmouic the doctor could
not cpnirol them,and for Eve DAYS and p,oL,.
continued 10 bleed, until there wa, no hIood
10 run, when il ceased 1t left me SO veal
could scarcely breath or stir. / Law for n
long time IN one position, until my lungs
healed, and began TO gain liule strength
But about four weeks ago RELAPSE came an
and biod again al the lungs and continued
to cough and raise large quantities of bloc.
cy matter every day, and was rapidly hasten
ing to the grave. NV irenas and neiehbor.
had gwen up all hopes and told me lha, must
die, Ny physician could give me no en-
coura2emc ~, except that Tho lungs were no.
yet liberated aud oil hopes Of recovery gone.
until one Of your pamphlets were Given me
describing DR. Lortor's Extract Of Lunpw or,
My neiRhbois obtained n bottle, for me az a
last resort, but with very liuls hope, of II
doing me any good. have now taken i, A.
boot week, snd strange to say from The frs,
dose took of 1t ! began TO mend-and nv
health Is better every way. Mynieht sweat,
have nearly ceased my strength improves.
my ralsings are less,anG hope IL again rcvIv-
ed; but my medicine is almost gone, and |
wish you 10 send me two bottles Immediate
ly, and If recover, viii do all IN my pow
to spread the news that consumption can DO
cured, lremain yours, &c.
CEAUNCEY ID. MEDBURY.
We DO not ask people TO use DR. Larbor's
Exirac, OF Lungwon unless ,hey are CON
vInced from the proof offered them that
cure can be effected in all cases Of lung and
liver complaint, provided tho diseases are no,
past human aid.
For further proof see medical books IN
hands Of the agents. containing certificates
DC. - persons desiring the agency ol tn,
Will Pease apply TO the proprietor.
G.. ]. ROOSEVELT
al Ia State at. Albany,
Aorsrs DANIELS, Rutland
s. D.Winslow, Piusford V. Ross, Bran
don. 44eowly
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STATE OF vERMoNT,p REur

STATE OF vERMONT,| REnremem.
D,suiet OF Rutland, $. - bered that
a, special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district, on The 10Th day
Of ApnI, 1874.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Isaac Bres,ee, administrator Of the es.
tate OF loci Tsdder. late Of Piusfurd
10 said district deceased, inlestate, proposing
To render an account Of his said admlnlstta-
ton.
lis ordered that said account be referred
fdt examination and allow ance to the 6r,,
haoday, being the 5ih day OF May next
and that copy Of this order be Published IN
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed Al
Rutland. three weeks sucoessively, ''previou.
thereto, that all persons interested NAV an.
pear and Object 10 lhe same II they zee cause
4 true copy ofrecord,
10 HENRY HALL, Register
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C. K. LEWIS
Package Express.

TNHE subscriber having established an
L Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, wa Fiichburg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene. Walpols, Bellowsfalls, Ches-
ter, Rutland, Mddlebury Vergennes to Bur
lne,on, thence by Steamboat to Canada
lie will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning OF
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon of week, going TO BOSTON. The
object is to transmit Specie, Bank Notss,
collect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds OF business that
may he entrusted TO his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Mr.. circuit. at the franklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and at the Stage Houses on tho Route
where he Will be sure to get them.
Patronage solicited.
Packages to be marked "By Lewis Er-
press" c. X, LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept yls4i. 3sif
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ETA INSURACE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.


THE undersigned, General Agent, for the
above named insurance company,is PIE
pared to receive applications, and make sur
yeys, and issue and renew policies Of insu-
rance by said Company on cotton, woolen,
and paper mills, manufactures. and shops
Of all dissertations, dwelling houses, rsyerns,
Stores, mee:inghouses, Academies, and all
kinds of hazardous aud eIira hasardouJ prop
ery, upon favorable terms, Persons Tesid-
nR at distance can procure policies, by
forwarding applications and plans Of the
property To lie insured, or SURVEYS can be
made personally bv the Agent on addressing
a line to him by mail. The high character
this company has ever sustained for liberali.
ty and prompiness in all its transactions, and
the entire confidence which Il has Justly ob.
lsrbsd snosg bustnss men and car,lall,,,
m New Fnelans, cannot fail To comment n
10 oil who desire such assurance.
IS ID. A. HEALD, Agent.
Lodlsw' Windsor Co, v,.,hpril, 10, isis.
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n Bvsl J Ai~ssr. W Gny seusf HsAy--
Elder u Psckst. Dss. A White ID Co
nsni. Lewis, Or~sH-D Hoo, ESQ. J 3 viii
coz. Pswisi--P. Edgsrion, r Spsuidins,
~. Andrews. y Reed, Cslahsn. Pin6elS
- p ROCKWELL E,q. Capt J ~ DOYLE, = W
Gibbs, r Holland N Rollins. p.n.fs,s--
q = Hsndse Esa, A Rsnney. | YIN, est. u
Powers. T.. Pamslre, Col l. O.ecod, n
Murbcll. Y Morsemsb, X Jackson. J A UIrh.
cock, ID Gorbsm, Duuoo, T. Briggs, neus,
J W HUDSON, J Hildre,h, S Gibbs, J Cor
nish, T. Burubsm, ] u Buiilet. srs X. Whip.
pie Pouiiney-G w aAran,ilr. Raiend
ID Kelly Esq. Col A Bowen, l. Thrall, J
Reynolds, II. L,on, + Il Kimberly, Rev ID
Haskell. w Chaueron. Noah Giiswold, Mel
son Gnswold. l. Campbell. b Ba,emsn, nr..
Wells, II horgan,J Paul, J Ward A Wsd.
SAe' b.rns, X Gates Jf. ESQ, A Gates, J Ds-
Wis. Eastman. Il Es,sbrooks Esq Shreu,.
bury-J Bu, kms-ier Esq. r Coltufn, S
Minis. ii Holden Esq. G Wright o Plumb
J., Col l. finney, W Clsrk.A Barney, A
Perkins, ID Burdiu, G White Sudbury-J
NC Roberts. Ti"mouih-Cspt T. Cram,on,
& Brewer Esq, Brown, l. Rico. A Barber,
" III Weller, V Carpenter, J Brewer, A Nor.
ion. Wauingfo,d-J Earl, Do,y, ID Doty,
Dale, l. Culver, F. Aunson, A ) Howard,
l. Holden, Cap, Johnson, p Cole. Well
L Coodspeed, { Clemens, N. Grover, &
Grover. Granville, ~ Y--R Graves ESQ.
4 Law. Hebvon--D NC Call
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IRON l. NAILS.

TIME subscriber having discontinued the
business Of manufacturing Iron and
Malls would say to his old customers and
others tina, he has seveveral tons first quail.
~ Blacksmi,hs Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also a
few tons Of Nails which viii be disposed OIL
on liberia terms. Wrought scrap Iron
sill BE- taken in exchange for Iron
Fair Haven Sept, 9th, 1874
ALANSON ALLEN.
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II. w. LIBBY

STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT
~ his old Tailoring establishment. He
thanks his old friends for tho perfect rush"
with which they have crowded his shop du.
ring the past season, and as in duty bound,
hereby promises to become all things to all
men and boys, in making, and cutting for
others to make.
Mr. l., has jus, received the lates, styles
Tor The summer. Gentlemen please call aud
examine for yourselves,
Mr. l.. would say that he will do work as
cheap as at any other establishment ia the
country for ready pay. All kinds OF country
produce taken in exchange for work
y. B, Ten first rate girls wanted. None
but the first rate need apply 10
Rutland, April 10,
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TAILORING.
THOMAS McMAHON

WOULD inform the inhabilsn,s Of Dan.
by borough and it, vicinity. that he
has removed into The building formerly &C
eup,ed BY Mr. Cs'erei, where he will carry
on The Tailoring business in all its va,iou.
branches and Is ehssp a. any establishment,
III The country. Having had several years
hpenenes IN the business. he ha,isrs him.
'elf that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with a call.
Cutting done for others TO make &c. on
shon notice 10
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.

Burt q MASON.
Ofef GOV ssle ~ their o-n msnufsciure,
% prs Cent? Aee bocis.
30 "tost-s hnr do.
100 B,sn.is Hoas DO.
20 ssot's d.,
50 men and boys h,os IN shoes
80 " G-ntis~ens Md PSmr-
$50 Csck. Leather booisss snd .boes.
so mems cat shoe. and boO,ses
- mas leather Shippers.
ALSO
100 " Ladies and Gent. h,lf gator slip,
snd shoes
Sn KID Walking shoes
900 " Ties an buskin slips
80 Misses Slips and Walking aloe.
200 CArk " Shoes and hslf gsnor.
Az work done 10 order on short notice and
IN The bes, mlnnrr ~
Rutland. ,pnl o.. 1884
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BONNETy

T AIDES AND MISSES FLOR
- ENCE. RUTLAND LACE NEl.
PULIrAN. FLORENCE AID BIRDS Lye. aud
Prncr A lbeu Bonne,s. A large assortment,
tua received and for sale At vsv low prices
by ID. T. HE'LL
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.N'OTICE

FTfiiS may cerify that have thu. dsv CIV
en- my sou Hannibal To~er the remain.
De- OF his miaortJ and shalt claim none OF
his wages, rnt pay any debts of his oon,rsc-
ing after dts date DAVID TOWER
Ci'renaon sPrinRs Aprl |, IsiS. 10
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SOLUTION.

THE co-p.rnsrhip, berstofore existing
between J. & ID. y. Dean 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH DEAN,
DANIEL y. DEAN
Benson. April !. lst3. 10
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&c Txce1 WHO TR0Hx

&c T8S00 WHO THINK
uHATs Sssssss What 10 sss-saIai''
W ,irss lee 10 ~ thss tie s.aAA yes"-
TO, Of ssasf sp~s ~ fssS 81 'lsscs
s.sslA 10 s.tsbBs a esssss ths ssesi 'ssf-
fsi ta<,s.ls,s.ss Iiow 10 o. thai to ,esih "
Deg. of o. aosr 81 81 fsr1ssasks, sbcold
10 t,p.bls 81 .npsrins aslscSes beiors
~tieh he Esve py~e,iul OF the usosi Issbls
f.ii vletarns 10 u Mt that tie tirus has khs
ssms 1--we, over lbs fs,as II the homsn DO
~ that yeasi has epoa sin,enting hgvos :
Noe scs,s psssons have their blo0d ~ -
J,uv . stsis that tbst cshnOa receive ,niUc'
TIA - say Nod M.ny esse, have occsued
-hsfs . iAbld DEG has lhs. same d, tiuen
,s,t raj ps'ssn,, sorne OF whom hsve esespcd
.ftftl.. Shsle others have died. THIS 10
% ' 70 10 sccvahisd fot on lie pnorips
thsi tier. w.s 60 inpaTe bIo..J VpoD wbioh
90 sfi "a LVs- psrsv. who escaped. Al
r4n 10 ~ ihis condIl,on " no ~ish, and who
ait ~nlng to priss,sts ~hh The
BRtNDRErIi PILLS
u.'l thsn bl,sO5 ). sn,itelv tesensrsisd ard
'ft,J from all inpuiiiy How important II Is
's-r should be appreciated.
Bf CAREFUL or COUNTERFEIT
TIE following are tic only suthnny.d q
sens lot Tho sale oi The prAsdfeih Pills and
lnin,sni N Rutland County.
w CStoddstd. Ripley 8 Bailey, Rut
land J Bssmsn s Son, West PUulinsy &
X Ws.kef. Henson RS Armstrong. West.
Dl,sn. J u Good-ia. Casileton Hodge, &
llAssins Wet C.s,ieton, A Willard. FAIR
haven. W. u Cstlla 4 Co Of~ell. Buck
MISTER, Shrewsbury, s Tow nssed, Wsll,na-
lord. l.sph,m and Vail South wsllinsfnrd
T. z Rogers. Dsnby, Wheaton, 4 Swallow
Ps~isi. II. Simonds. Pittsiori. Ira Bottom,
Brandon Ira Bingham. Sudbury. n W
SAVER. Tnmnuih Val and 'Oiis. Middle.
town. Allen Grover. Wells II Hitchcock K,
cl.fendon Springs Noyes & Harms. Es.,
Poutney l.. Preston. Piusfeld Jones x
Dow. Cuuincs'ills; X. Richardson. Jr .Sher.
butne l63m
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CABINET FURNITURE,
nANIEI. 8 DEAN

MOULD respectfully give notice TO the
" inhabitants Of BsDson and is riciLi-
a" That be confines TO cary on The Cabi.
net Waking business In the village OF benson,
where re intends 10 keep on hand a good
supply Of SOFAS, secretaries, bureaus, center
tables, oitomans, tables stands. bsdsteds,
DC, Those wishing to purchsss any Of the
above Articles are requested 10 call De lore
purchasing elssn here. ZIG
benson, April l, 1914
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Low Il Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
AAStock foil assortment Of
Hard Ware, Saddlery,
AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.


Among which are,
1870 casks Cut Nails assorted, Sd to 6 inch
100 boxes Glass, 7 q 9,o ~ y is;
80 tons Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods
200 pairs Gutter md Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes
200 doz Files and Rasp,;
200 " Table Cutlery;
$50 Gro Harness Buckles
w. Greave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
Sec. direct from he manujaeturers
Also
A large Stock Of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns.
A OF which Is offered at the lowest market
price. Whitehall, Dee. 1914.
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Saddlery Harnes.
scs. &c.

THE undersigned still continues to mans
i facture al has old stand IN East Rutland
village all kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dies, &c. usually found in country shops
His present stock consists OF double and sin
gle, wagon, gig aud sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, japsned and
ported ware and common hame harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable, all vsrieties
Of trunks, valisses, brides, hlters, crcin-
giles sleigh bells, DC. The above articles
are all mode OF the best Eastern oak tanned
leather. and are offered at reduced prices
Liberal credit given and most kinds Of pro-
ducc received IN payment. All persona arc
invited to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. VIM. HALL.
Rutland, January 1915. 5l,u
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RuRT g. MASON Offer FOR sale
Sho'el.. sPsdes, manure lsfks, hoes,
.oog hoes, Ae. IS
pJ,lsue, Apr 2, as
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" T. e d. Grass and Glover
- Seed Of superior quality, for sale
BY ID. p. BELL.
Rutland, April s, ls45. Is
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NU-S,

Snn YD's Pdnu, Nous DE LANES,
u cOO end Cashmere. new siSlrs and
'Plesthd Psiierns, p t .'.e ey
u. p. BELL
Rutland, April 6, Is4b -
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NEW GOODS

DLACK. Blue and Olive Broad Cloths
Id Black and Fancy Csssimeres; Gents
Scarf. and Cravats, Vss,ings, Gloves and
Hosiery, for sale at very low prices, Ivy
ID. F. BELL.
Rutland, April g. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
COLLEGE, LAW SCHOOL

parimrufl- under the direction % Tie Hon DAVID DAo-
GFTT. Ii. D. late Chef Justice az the supreme Court oi
Connecticut and Professor of Law and the Hon S.NttL
J. HIrCHCOCS, LIZ D. Instructor In the >cence and Prac-
tee of Law. and Isaac II. TOWNSEND Esq. Attorney and
Counsellor al Law.
There are Two courses Of Instruction and STUDY IN The
>ch,oi-oue called the proaoHai course, and the other
ca led the central The object of The professional
course j. ~ give thorough legal education tO those gentle
men who propose The Profession OF Law. The de-
sign of general more particularly. 10 cOunl-
ncae appropriate Information to those VINO wish la attend
10 jurisprudence "a branch of liberal knowledge. \
cour-e with special reference camille lar, intro
duced A. often any clas- requests To-
The terms of the prOiesiona course for iuon with con-
slant of Text books and ordinary n>e of the library, are
~ n advance unless for -aciury rea-
FOR the whole of Two years one hundred and
hfy dollars. For year. eEh dollars. For less han
one year dollars month For more han one year and
less than year dollar mOnih alter the nf year
The terms the general twenty dollars for he
whole course for those WHO attend thai course only, pay
able n advance. ana dollars month Tor any r-- lime
Tie profession students Will have the privilege of tend
in the general course and also any additional course, al
pleasure, without extra charge.
The profsOnai the rsf day Oi DC
toer aud the the general cohss form the third
Monday of October annually. suacnis advised 10 JON
those times. II convenient, but they are permitted To JOIN
"a any Other times
For farther informaon reference can be- had 70 the Gaia
lnule of Yale College he Circular Of ih- Department.
COPY of the Circular viii bee 1rw ari to any person who
may request by er postage paid, addressed 10 eier Of
the Instructors.
August Isl lHfI Hit lfWlfn
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Datent Nlcoieines
urrsrap,s RAISAM-

COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION from
n MID Cherry Rsrk and Tr.-Th- beet REMEDY
known % TIE World for the OF Coughs, Gods Asthma
Group Bleeding of The Lungs, Wrapping cough broncfa
~. lnau-nxA >horne-s Of Breath PAN and Weakness u
the Breast Side. Liver Complaint and he hrs STAGE "
~ THOUSAND CURES. IN cases deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established ia vast superiority over
every former medical discovery Il has Always been ely ed
<.ur-. own Prescription" being formed cherry nor
chemical extracts from MID Cherry BArk and TN-t~o
trees that ar thcsy scattered wherever dssses " VIC
lungs prevail We give few instances OF rs eNsordnay
power. from scsiAOgue almost without end.
lsiy tsddr-ss Will he gwen al he New-fork Agency,
who up By al Of her physicians To dio OF con.
SUMPTION, had hard umor for months on NE sde-raso
among quantities OF bsny sabslsnc~hsd
medicine for months being past ali hope-en-
.rsy cured BY few bottles OF his Bsssm in September
ard October. 1884
down for years being obliged sleep siiiine
poure far cured 10 attend 10 his business the most
stormy weather
rhomss Brsdee. ESQ J. P Jsmaics, L. cured OF asthma
rhoms. CoEeu. Hstdonheld ". J. tes,ihes under OATH
hat be- Ind nj cough and pain IN the sdefor monhs
.es srge cuana Of corrupt nser-aso much bloo
h. physicians could DO but little Tor hnlgsvr MN ps OF
mercury bun did no lood-hs friends al supposed he had
ssopns consumption entirely cured BY three oolies OF
Wl>TARS BALSAM.
Mrs Ann d. Hopkins. Of Knowesvle, n Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general deoh1y OF eisn'ro
Jscob Hoffman VI. D. Huntingdon. cured child Of p
Schroeb OF Obstinate disease Of the Lungs after he had
tried al the usual remedies IN VAIN
Cases daily occurring In every part OF me country
which prove nconesby superiority OF hs bAssn
In every shade Of Lung and Liver disease over every on~f
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrlc.
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by A r. u SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists 70 FUron-sL Newlork Sold also al
ONLY AGENrs IN THIS CITY. Price. 81 per bottle Six
bottles for mhsSrm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
HAMILTON HOTEL,

At THE NAkkONS.-An impression having gon.
~ abroad that all the rooms NJ this establishment
Tor the season, III. subscriber b-gs rave state that
the fact. The house IL comfortably ll, but
Onehsi It's bosrders transient. with iay- nouc.
good rooms be- procured II is the intention of tho sub
sber keep the house open until October aud. after the
present date The charge Will be- eight dollars per wecs.
Children aud servants half price To merchants doing busi
d, the CITY, and wishing their families Ia enjoy
br.. ze-, few possess the advantages the
the steamboats, ply several times each day. leaving s
O'Clock A. NJ alter breakfast, and returning al T. NJ In
tiine Il dine " IN lhelr families.
The regular dinner hours for the boarders IL O'Clock T.
NJ The lOlas the Ocean steamboat leaves foot of bals
n every afternoon at and Ia time for the pss-n
gers io dine at the regular liable
su3 n ALON/O REED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-27
nH.JACKsO>', Pile Embrocsu

hK. JAG II SONS Pile EnOrocsl0n--In Offering III
- EmhfOcaOn 10 the public. the proprietor feels com
dent warming certain safe and speedy cure u
has long been used by Physician Of emnence, ana Win
astonishing success. indeed never falls II Used &C
corting 10 The directions .
In addition 10 is beng positive remedy i0f me reir J.
never n. 10 cure th- nto rabe itching which very
common and is o atior IN the same pas a. ne rue
IL = valuable sppicaion 10 paniNl an N
panf -ud DO not heal for want Of acuon-nany
of he skr thar ar. Of long Standing se readily cured Dy
TIL. ointment 4
Pr-psrrd only by DR. y Jackson and sod wholesale aad
,as.i nv A B D. SANDS. wholesale Drlggs;s, ~ Ful-
ION :, n Broad gay an = Eat Br 1d~ay. None g-nu-
49,, miles. with the signature 0f " Jackson NJ. d. N.
outside wrar r. and with the wore DR.. JscksOns RI e
Embroca.on rtiA- blown n esct bottle Pncr 81 Der
bous, or Slx bou4es .or - sae I'm