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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-05
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TIE OLD BROWN COAT.
AN A N ERIC AN TALE.
BY CAPTAIN MARRYAT, r. n.


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w WIS u" F""' sal" III American acqualh
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90 !o" see" 10 'h'"N' IeP''co she
'"''ng' ,pN' a'n not c9hVIhced'So Tar as /
an concerned IN 'hs business, that The Goa
'au a"y A'"s W 10 WIN W.
"eI'' men, sAa'i veil my story and
cave you 10 decide sald ne, turning 10 me
on must Know mat lherF was time
"heh was ra'her nara up ana now TO go
Aheao was 'he business ih9a "Iea al mer
cahu'e speculation, ana sunk all immoasiJ
ot dollars had turned lawyer, but 'ha
"oo'u not answer In any "ay'-l took to
'aFm'hg-ho luck 'hefe "enl out super
'argo, snip went on reel and lost cargo
he'0Fned to New York sPecula'ed long
WINE upon ho'o'"e' o'on lose m"ch' 'ha
IS ccr'a'n' bnt d'n"'t realize at last gave
mp business and resolved TO amuse myself
i'ue' so went South and joined Bolivar,
"ngh' WIN MIN Tor three years ana goo'
'fhcer he was but he had one fault as
general and that wds' his army never go'
pa'n. wanted my 'hree years pay and
l"o '"a' ''''' was "e''"'' pay nor P'"hue''
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lol paying MIN, l lhough' " adVIsao'e no
70 take me hin''
'h'hK' sald 1ha' win ne" Vei't
'o'Iar' prass on''ohs, II mIga' 90 very wei
l'or an evening parry.
! see says he' tha's an o'd country
custom wearing an o|d Goa! to bail;
guess you re gong 10 Mr. rs tomorrow
ln'gn'. "A regular nare-upi am 'oiu' ffe$
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wall tiIl day but | shall never go ahead
50 at last, perceving young lady speak
ing tn daughter of ,he5ecre,ary Of ,heNavyI
,fter they parted went up and bowed toI
her Having heard her name, | pretended tol
Ioe an old acquaintance, and accused her
# having forgotten me. As was veryl
positive and very holds she presumed It was
he cyse, & whanlgOve her my name, which
| refused 10 do ull we had been talking fn
4ome minutes, rs it hapr ened to be 'ery
| good one cosidered that il wss all right. and
| ia another quarter OF an our We becamt|
very intimate. then asked her If sbt
knew Miss E., the daughter Of the See
re,sry of the Navy. She rephod tina, sh
did, and requested her to introduce mt
md Offering her my arm, we walked 20 lh'|
young lady together, and was introduce d..
Now, thought |, am going bhcad a LITTLE
After lhe Introduction | commenced con
,ersaIon with Mis' E., and gentle
nan fortunately relieved me of my first ac-
|quaina1ce, whose armeI had dropped'I coa-
unued my attentions to Miss E.. exersed
myseI(,o the utmost, and on the strength Of
nv introduction and my sggreeabIenass, !
was soon iauma,e with hsr, and accepted my
ann. As paced her up and down the room
i [ asked her if she knew the daughter Of
General S., who was near MS, She re-
lulied in the affirmative, and requested at
Enrolnton, which was Immediately cem>
oiled with, and cfferd Miss S., my
,,her arm, and ra'aled them both up and
Down the room, making item laugh no, s
litIe,
Now am going ahead, thinks |, an'
!, ny old brown coat looks remarkably well
Here is the President coming up saic
Miss E.. Do you know hm?
Il did once, little but he mus, haV'
forgotten me since have been in Sou'I
America so long.
The Presdcn, came right to - and adj
ressed the yeurg Iadlesy made sort o
lalf bcw.
You don't recolec, Mr,--!' sal,
Miss S..
i recoliecl the name we'll, replied th'
President You are well supported. MIR?
YOU have the Navy and Aln.y on each sid
l # ycu
And the Uiehes, Officer # the STATE
,elore me-, replied with a bow -
Il ough,. indeed, to feel proud. 1t makes a
pends for all the puva,ion lhat underwen
10 my last campaign with General Bolivar
for the general and iid dscamps Jared nc
better than the meanest soldier
THAT last was hit. did no, say tha
II was aid e.camo TO Dolver, but they
thought proper TO faucy So: 'he Pres'den
made me bow, and, IS il appeared, he
wanted TO have some information from that
Quarter,and he asked me many question, all
Inr which | was able 10 answer with pr2c
sion. After quarter of an hours canvsr
Isa,ior, during which The whole room werf
i wondering " no it was that was so intimate
with the President and many were tying
ito catch ha, WAS said, the President pre-
I suming, as BoIivaT's aidde camp, that
could give him information upon certain
d Inolnt, and not wishing 10 have the snsvei
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A tailor, white travelling on the Lakes
Has asked by Yankee, where he liva}
wbal his business was, g., 10 which he
Ipue1 tno, he lived in Toledo, AM 'hal e.,
profession was SiIung on he snooth 80.
OF poverty. and jerking out .he colts D..
itfllcuon.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-05

A Miss Steel, OF New York city, la,etJ
'ned her lovei for breach of promse, and /,
loved $1,000, His apology for deser,ij z
oer might have been that Miss Steel :
Gather hard fempereG
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THE C. A RLAN I'd.
g. With s,OeeteSt flotOers enrichd,
From uariotiS gardens Guild With care."
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier
THE ST RS OF II o p e .

i III Il 1 II > " II " I Ia
BY CHARLES J. JONES.
Mid .ighs and tears,
Mid doubts and fears.
When Sorrows darlsning clouds
With sombre hue.
Appear in view.
And grief my near, enshrouds:
A beauteous star
From words afar.
Comes piercing through the gloom,
And whispers rest,
Among The blest,
Beyond the yswDng tomb.
Its cheering ray
Proclams a day
Beyond all fosrs OF night;
Where spotless truth
Anu enulesS yoV'u,
Bask in eternal flight.
II points me where
A Shepherds care,
With pleasan, pasture feeds
His chosen flock;
While from the rock
The stream of life proceeds.
From meath Gods throne
Tha, stream hath flown
For endless ages on;
For sin unsealed,
That all who yield
Their hearts to Christ the Son
May sit beside
lis siIvery hide,
And watch lis Cease)ess.
May freely drink,
And cease to think
OF what was mortal woe.
This star proclaims
That what remains
or life, is but span;
That endless rest.
Among the b|es'.
p. mains for rebel man
B,i,..tl beacon thou!
Dv aou, cen now
Expands with hoy Joy'
While Thy brig" rays
Invite my gaze
To bliss without alloy,
Dear slar Of Hope!
Sill guide me up
x To where bugh' angels sing
OF love esteemed,
And hosDs redeemed,
Exah their Heavenly King.
Then-Hope's brigh, g'eam
No longer seen
~ tan lupou's sun.
There H., complete,
Al Jesus feet,
The work on Earth begun
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
New Cheap Store.
THE subscriber having removed bis me

INHE subscriber having removed his mer
L camille establishment from Whitehall TO
Hampton, in the red store opposite the wool
en- factory, two miles west OF Fairhaven vii
lage offers for sale general and wel-select-
ed assortment Of DRY GOODS, GLASS g.
CROCKERl WARE, and GROCERIES,.
Among which is found Broad Cloths, CASSIE
mere and domestic woolens, horse blankets ;
also the most elegant patterns OF Chusans
Alpacas. de LANES and splendid prints Of the
latest style for Ladies' dresses also shawls
handkerchlcts, table spreads, Irish linens
mu: Inns, canOlcs, bleached aud brown sheet.
ings and shit,ngs Madeira Wines, old Port,
Pure Madeira and s Madeira " mes, French
Brandy, Holland Gin aud Rum, molasses
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 Tor
~ country store, which he is selling al the
Whitehall cash price for prompt pay, most
every kind OF farmers produce received in
payment, al fair cash rates, except for Liq-
uors, Salt and Flour Ladies and Gentle.
men please give me a call and look at my
goods, the quality and price of which am
sure will suit you. f.. w. BISBEF.-
Hampton, n. Y, Dec. II, 1874 5lII
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.
DR.. RanniuE's Patent Lace.

f9F Hrrntd ar Rupture ~ r0rtouS AtnGJ.
A n immc date rehelio lncipient Consumption
the Dronchlts Of public speakers Palpl.
tAtion OF the Heart; Dyspepsia, Spinsi
weakness Piles, ?tolspsus lten and
AM, and Diseases OF piuurcnt and ohllj.
bed Ladies without medicines
THIS instrument has been examined bvnrs
Mott and Rogers, y. Y, Francis and GINS
comb OF New Haven and Middletown, Conn
and has obIiined for nslf their favorable
testimony.
SYMPTOMS
The Lace 10 applicable for those who have
the whole OF a part OF the following symp-
toms .-Bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness AT the Chest, Pslpiiatlon OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia sensation Of goneLess,sr sinking
at the PIT OF the Stomach. disrosllIon,o bend
forward, ain In one or both sides, which are
generally supposed TO be LIVER Complaint,
but which are only the result Of the gravi,a.
ton OF that organ, Tenderness Of The Abdo-
men, a sensation OF dragging in the groins,
and hearing down, causing the patient to
stuop very carefully, Pain in the Back and
great weakness, Pain and numbne>, in tho
Limb, Cos,ivenes., Flour Albus, Piles and
PtolaP-us The nervous system is diseased,
great gloom, despOnding and weeping no,
Knowing Why herself, DC.
Dr. illbard having purchased the right
for the County Of Rutland, will endeavor to
keep n sutilricnt assunmen. on hand for nl
who viii favor him With u CALL from any dis
lance. lie can forward them TO any part OF
the state or elsewhere. Those wishing them
seat, will send a descurupu oi 90 SIZE, &c,
aud lorwa ID tho ptlce ui one. (Si2l, free from
expense To Inn, and they can have the dlrec-
.... :. ,.al", That any person can apply
.atu
The subscriber will give his sp|cIai at,en-
ion 10 calls from distance, for chrome com
plainis at his office, on Mondays, Tuesdays |
and Wednesdays, every week and al oil
times, by night and day, attend 10 profess
lonal business in the vicinity. Great i'm
pro,ements in Surgery have recently been |
made in the City Of New York (of which he |
,valed himself while thcre) among lis
'dieHitd aud scientific proieSsors, and he is |
Enabled TO perform oil operations with I'M
'rored rnsirumenfs FOR Ampu'anng and set
ing Fractures, extracting Teeth, &c, &c.
He assures hi, friends and the public thai
us utmost endeavors will be to satisfy them
n his professional business, and charges for |
he same. and "kcepup with the times" in |
mprortmcntI OF the day, although It may
I'VE his opponents some unpleasant feelings. |
J. Is. HlBBARD. NJ. ID.
\. Is. All persons indebted 10 the sub. |
cGlbeT, whose accounts are OF ono wears
tandlng or more, are requested 10 call and
eule without delay. J. b. II. |
Rutland Nov. 81, 1914. 4s.2l
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c. X. LEWIS
PACK AGE EXPRESS.

ifhE suSoscIlbcr having established an
L Express to ruI between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, RIA Fnchburg Railroad thence by stage
through keene. Walpole, Bellowsialls ,Ches-
ter, Rutland, Middlebury Nergennes to Bur
lngton, thence 10y Steamboat to Canada
lie will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon ofeach week, going to boston. The
object Is to transmit Specie, Bank No,ss,
collect and pay Noles, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Hr. circuit, al the Franklin Hotel, Rut.
and, and a, the Stage Houses on the Route
"here he will be sure II. get them.
Patron age solicited
Packages to be marked "Bv Lewis Er-
press" c. X. LEWIS
Ru,land, Sept, lsH satf
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tmpuuly II theblood causes painku.,.,.
! disease upon thaipuu ofihe bod,vbt.
any cause may be wsskes, Thu. IN r,,.
whose blood IL impure, should A,t h..
cold the impure matter would Seuf, a.,
tnttt lungs, and consumpuoi be tie tf.,.
~ with other affections. A'lft6uhlr
hy using The Btcndrcih Pals Whth
be uVcrdonc. OnN use Them ia Ito
mcncemcnt Of any disease, Use Them D., ,.
buses and you viii he Up and Wei III.
those " ho are too wise 10 takesuri $50.
medicine are bcduddsn or rtrm,tu,
their d,ys. The Bfsndrclh r,s A..
bepinnnr to he appreciated. ihry ar, t..
tu never dc,cEc tNcy are he oul, .u.t,...l
medicine Iequiled ~ TINS Innate
Where Is the man al sense wlu,-
nprrJudlurd. "ho from the rntcciiu..
after death, wound tins BODY h,,,t,,,
rereit ni life, had ruitofittiun lccn p,,,...
led Are men born to hc sick SIN
lower animals live THEN GN eA,cii.,ns
only prdmaturely peush irt us i, to,,
ture--ltt IL cleanse the blond r.r. a....
lies, and We shall live tho fu.l cuc,.......
OIL IN DOR Imp OF life.
BE careful OF pretended universal r,,..
lives, VIII ca cannot be uscd wuluri ,,..,
To the body as Bfandreth pills can MI
dIc my NIt INV iNl limitations f...
Btandreth pills, recommended m The ,I,,.
tsemeut stolen from Dr. Hl3p4,,...
Were they not originally coun,rrI,, r,..
purportlng to bc the genuine Bta,5,,r.
PHI But IN consequence OF the new LII
on the Btandrcih pill boxes are i.,,,.,
hlEcd to come out under oiher c,.,ot,.,.,..,
~ false Observe the maker, and i,,..,'.
agents Are they not men whomDr p,.3
reh has cas-, of, not for good coaluc, ,,,.,
Is not this true as apple able H. tho mote
ed indiana, and, IN fact 10 nearly al. iLc .i.
veIiI>ed pills Of the day Shall tic ,,,r..
trust their lives in the hands Of these ur,,.,.
Piled men Surely not The Br,,i,cH
Pills GIVE STRENGTH
Tor weakness they are liked hes, br ,h,..
who have taken the most OF them. D,,,,,
Brandrelh can give personal ielefcu,, In
TO thousands who have been restored ftrr,,
bed OF sickness by theit use when every MN.
er means had proved unavahnp. Tlc.,
cases are continually occurring IN Inns c,,y
and every part of the Union. Get Br,nt.
reih Pills, II you are not perfectly healthy
and they Will restore you-i( medicine ca,
do n-because they expel those hutno,,
which are the cause Of imputiiy OF the blood
and at the same lyme the body is strengthen.
ed BY The operation OF this most erccleo,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

u Fo.l At~s'et. u Grey sruHi Helit-
E.df u P,oic. D.s A Wthe ID 20
rstt. i~~,. O,ptsl--D Ri %, W.
cor Pspl,t-P Edgeuun, y spspidins.
vfs tref's,. Reed CslahRn Pif'stei6
, y o. r~r 30 Tsr' ~ Do,ic ) W
CIt'-. x HoHsrH y Rc'hu. Phlf'rs-
g Hence. E.o. A Ksrn.'. !. Niuceft. IL
y Pov,ts. v Psmsi.e Col l. Ossvca, II
MHctcIl. T Sur-emsu. Il jsckson, \ liurb
coct. u Gufhsm. 3 Dui,on, y Bnscs,J heus
W Hudson, J Hildfeih. : GItbs, Cor
rtsh, T. Bunihsu. J n Euiiler. Mrs. X Whip.
pie Po1lfasy--G W ssrsurillr. Rutland
- Kelly 100 Col \ Bove J. 1hrAN, }
Reynolds. u. L1oo. I Is Kimberly, Rev u
Hs.ksi. W ChAurfirn. Sosh Gtiswold Mel
go Grs-old, T. Campbell. II Bs,emAn, srs
Wells II sntgsu. Paul, Ward A Ward
Ssobv'r,. Y Gsie. j.. E.e. A Cafes, Da
vs, Eastman. Il. Esshrooks Eco Shrors-
tsrv-j BuckmsTet. ESQ. Colbutn. )
Minis, n Holden ESQ 6 Wurh, q Plumb
" tol !. finpey. " ClaikA Barney, \
P-fkin,. u Bufdtr. e White Spdburr-J
40 Roberts Tirm6u'h-Capt + Cfamion,
& Btew-r ESQ. Brown, !. Rice, A BathcL
W n Weller. ' Carpenter. Brewer. \ Nor.
t.n Waiing(o'd--J Earl, Doty, u Doly,
{ Dale, l. Culver. l. Munson. A : Howard,
J. Holden, Capt J Johnson, 7 Cole. we'll
Il. Goodspsed, e Clemens, \. Grover, &
Erovsf. G,darH,, y Y.--R Graves Esq,
"A Law. H'5ron--D NC CAL
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2
BOLTlN Z; CLOTHS
AND
barr .Mtu SOncs.
d p UITE.

We &. MsrfoA Hoci, Ma 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and Keep constsn,y iot sale an
j rticnsive assortment OF DHich BHihHe
CioiA, ofihc following patterns, VIZ, hnrhof,
Aims uf Harlem, Bird of Paradise and Eagle.
From long erirueuoe ~ the manufacture snd
sale Of tlhs srticie. The dsdvertiset &. enable
to furnish Millcrs With mprc perfect aud do
rsble clo,hs. and at lower prices Than they
car I've obtaic.d IN the United States
ALSO FRENCH ~ RR MILL STONES,
OF all sire. manufactured al the Mauarhu.
sets state Prison.
March lrtl mis- Gmos-l4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
IRON 4 NAILS.

NHE subscriber having discontinued the
- business Of manufacturing Iron md
Nails would say to his old customers and
o'heIs Ina, he ha, seveveral ions irst quail.
~ B!acksml,h's Iron which will be sold
low ior cash or approved credit Also u
few tons OF Nails which will be disposed OF
on liberal terms. Wrought scrap Iron
Nlll be taken N exchange for Iron
FAIR Haven Sep, 9th lsii
ALA\SON ALLEN.
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To Pr .IItCt-.

NJ ?. PROU4, Printing Ink Manufncin.
-. '.- r ~ >girr SuCct New Nurf
N.u .,auGues 90 uahu'l lurc ...s'. r ar
uo., TO any one IN the United States, nd up
on a. reasonable tcrms as II can be.pruCured
Hom any other establishment lie also man
uiAotures ink o(vaI,ous colors, as red, tlue,
green, yellow, &c
y. Il, Publishers OF Newspapers topy ing
the Abnve advertisement fur times and lot.
~itding one copy containing IT, and enclos
ing en dollar bill lcursri IN New York IN
a .surt. shall have cent hun fty pounds u
good News lax Please mmalion what pres,
ynu Dsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

Dsrr Ct of of RatsoG IS. be ' ,s"I ,%s,
at special probate court held at Rutland
within and Tor said district, On Tie 22d day
Of January, isi5,
Present. VIM. Hall Judge.
Azariah IIlliard, administrator Of the cs.
tate of Abram Matiison,lat OF Dandy IN .ald
district, deceased, iniestale, proposing to
render a second account OF hls said admins
traiIon
II IS ordered that said account be referred
for examination and allowance TO the first
Monday being the Sd day Of March next
and that copy Of this order be published
three weeks succesyely previous thereto IN
the Rutland Herald newspaper printed at
Rutland, that all persdns interested may ap.
pear and object to The same IT they soc cause.
A true copy OF Record.
6 HENRY HALL, Register
STATE OF yERMONTt REnremem.
D.,uct Of Rutland, SIS ID bered ,ba,
at special probate count neId at Rutland
"ulIu and for sand district, on the 18Th dsv
o, January, leu.
Present, VIM Hall Judge.
Ira Gofham, administrator Of The "a.
late Of ASsnaIh Gorham. late Of Ira
10 sand district deceased. lnleslaie. ptopo,,ng
10 render an account oil his SAID admlnt,,fa,
lion;
l'Is ordered that said account he r.leued
Tor examination and allowance 10 the 6r.t
Monday, beng the 81 DAY uf March ne1t.
and that COPY Of tins order he pubhshed IN
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper pnnled Al
R1lihnd. ihree weeks sUrcessively,' peyisus
thereto, that all f~fsons interested NAV Nm.
pear and ublsc, a. the same If they see cans.
\ true copy OF 5ec6'd
= HENRY HALL, Register.
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DIR T.. SHER>uANS
Vegetable G. atholicon.

An unerrlng remedy and known to be suCh
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases OF the lungs which cause OBJ
stIuclions OF the same; such as coughs colds,
catatih, bronchitis, and even consumption,
IN the premonltory or forming stages. Also
engagements OF the spleen, in the different
stages, and all diseases OF the liver, caused
by enlargement or topor ; jaundice in all its
IorWs; constipation Of the bowels attended
with ,orpor Of the stomach and bowels and
oil all the train evils attendant on these diff.
culties
Night sweats and all forms o T hectic fever,
scroiula, IN all lis various forms and in mos,
cutaneousdiseaSeS az those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms Of dIopsy and many
other OF minor importance which | foIbear
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful alters-
i've and deobsirueni hence, il follows NJ a
matter OF course that all diseases which tend
TO o0siruct the natural channels Of circula-
lion whether IN the larger organs or in the ca
plllary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II Is also a Laxative that's sure and steady
IN It's operation and never fails In renove
hsbitual costlveness II perseveted In A sniff.
Client length o. time.
II IS purely vegetable, and NAV be u.ed
any length OF lime that the nature oC,he c,.e
may require without ever hafming the ron.
suluuon Ia the slightest degree ,herefo,e
II has an advantage over many other med
lclnes IN chronic diseases, which SHOULD no,
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge Tor yourselrc.
! venture to say that no one viii regret IA far
. tHal Ia any OF the above diseases.
For sale hy Porter. Rutland I2Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

PHELPS Tomato Pills are now distributed
10 SCENTS In moot Of the towns IN New Ing
and that they may be within the reach Of all
who neadihis valuable remedy
Bilnou Diseases, Jdund,cc, rheumatism,
Coshren,,s. DYSPEPSIA and dfcciIons n The
STOMACH aud BOW ELS, together with
many nervous affections, are cured toy these
Pills, without producing any arrangement TO
the conslItution. Thousands have been cured
Of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted long course OF active and Judiclous
.rcmcdies. The Tomnin Pills never fail To
cure Dyspepsia and Iifer Complaint. and
Will always prevent or break up a FEVER,
flmelv resoned TO. In purifying the
BLOOD, and main,aing healthy secretion
Of the BILE, their efficacy Is universally
know n aud acknow lodged; and their reputa-
ton, firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them a conveniet, pleasant and ac-
tive remedy, and the hes, Substitute for Gallo
mel ever invented. An occasloal dose
of them, even when the health is
not much disturbed, will prevent much sick
ness and suffering. II any disturbance is felt
IN the stomach in the consequence OF change
OF Diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit, timely dose of these 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 25 cents. For sale by Burt and Ma
son, Rutland Sam'l. Townsend, Jr Wall
ingiUrd, Laphom and Vail ,SouthW alhngfold.
l.. J. Vail + Co, Dandy Addison Buck,
Pitlford and by agents in all the country
towns. 80 fmiseow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13
Pro Bono Pubiiro.

THE time has arrived when the seeds Of
l disease and death ars h,ing iat aid wide
through the air. and are prufusely thrown
INTO our vegetable food and he VINO would
avoid their tavares must apply the antldotc
early. The ancient maxim sill holds as true
a. ever--'liis easier to prevent than cure
disease
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-13

WM PEASE. from London. Professor
w Of music piano Forte Organ and sing
lngO to Troy conference Academy, West
Poultney Vi. respectfully gives no,ice that
the next quarter Of tina Ins,ltulion commen.
oes Thursday FEBRUARY I3h. Terms for
mus'c--Pianofo''e sad singing $40 per Or
Residence opposite AeAc4dem,.
y. Is Ladies wishing 10 receive 6ni.bioc
lessons, TO become leacherA) would do Wei
10 a,end Ihe presen quartet Abide mod.
ern operas petlormeds IauVhl by The sub
'cnOer. IVES, Poullney FEB, 1, 1915.