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FER, CL0US, HOUES, CHARRUEs. &C.
Es %sousignes Importers ct n6gociants en- min.
- caillerie etcoutellerie aippellentT attention des Mar.
chands &c la eampagne ct autres, sur leur waste ct bon
stock Observation-Disclosures etDomestiques narm;
~lesquelles Sc trouyent les s~uivantes:
SOO Ionneaux de Fer Suedois, American ct Anol,;s
l50O Pqts. de fer en- cercles, en- Feuiiles, en- bandes.
ct en- c~ylind-es.
80 ,onneaux d'aeier, n,oul6, fOndu soufle, Il
800 g Grizzlies 1Ho
500 " Cardss pour lame etcoten, de Whittemores
lUe : Beehes creuses excellentes de la Louisians
200 !" Pelies ct Beches de Ami, Adam et Wood
5000 " Pioches des Carolines Ut de Ia Louisiana. Ton.
dom ct autres marques
100 Gaisses de chaines davant-train
so chaines ct Boe1fs, ct blocs
1000 "Charrues Dc. Carey, par Kings 81 Parson
500 " de Woods, Balinger, ct autres Fabricana
100 ToAneaux do marchandises creuses ct as fon,ss
5000 Barrillets dc clous de Ia marqne WEYMOUTH
s. DIS ct Co.
Enclunies, ecrous, grands ct petits martcaux, plaoucs.
Wis, serrures, Gonds, 6croux. scies de long ct pour mon.
I'm, scies circulaircs, d main, ct d pannealx. hines
moniins a mails, Faux etc. etc,
AussI; lHnite ae 6aisiae, de spersae, dc lin, et de IAN.
wears, de quaht6 sup6reure, Blanc de pIomb, esprit d.
tescoenthine, verres a Wires. 6toupes, ct Cordagss, onil
onre q vendre a has prix pour du compliant on dc bon 81
!. STARK, DAY. sTAurFER i co.
Au coin de Ia Rue dn Canal ct des Masaxins.
rev or0@" Nouyelle Orleans
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
BLACK nikEN ACADEMY

The i,ll tern cf ,his besma,.a ~il com
m~noe % "Wednesday iks - Do, Of sept.
and con,inne Twelve weeks undes l,e ss'o.
tis,e Gaze .od in.irue,:en Of x. :" Clsk,
ihe to,mes r,,rei pal, and ", " HorRea tive
lsie .veocssiul Pho, pal Of To~pshend A.
-ms.
The trustees are harp, 10 snnoun o to he
pubhr, ihats lsigs aud con,enienI hV'bh
20 me place Of the orc destroyed b, hv =
wear s,ncs !, being fitted up 10 . neat add at
irsct-re syr. and viii he comrie,ed for the
Use oi the school before the CONNIE nc, me NJ
OF The fall term
TIE services Of s,pedfno,d and sccom-
pKshed iemsl. rsohets. have been -, uted
Board can he obl.ined IN good families
from o. % 10 ~ per week
No Deduction Of tuil,on vii he made fot .
few dsts absence al the beginning OF close
81 IN TEN
REUBEN wASHBrRV. Sec. pro fc-,
Ludlow, Vt, Aug 4, l64J. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07


\ srulsa fAcr It's ssngs f'et
ihs' the slave i'oser--~ 70 Uf oil
thlag, The desili-s end nos bri,r enemy
81 l,e,dom, cqoslry AM oil he rres' rehs
OF Humanity should look br as ssppor
TO that patty ~hch calls nscf the Desc.
eraie. 1t ia paradox ~bos- c9psl V mo-,
to be O"nd 70 ~ history Of tn world and
YET It - aalot,ou,'y irne p,ektas tDuf,
he CALHOUN, aud others leading Sl.r,hold
ere ol ths, panty, take the ground that IN all
veil established soc i-i,rs the capitalist ever
hsd aud always must o,c. The A,bote'.
whether white OF black. and that the inst.
'u'ion Of Slavery, ,iaadinr a. ~ doer ia
place OF hifed dai pririicdr, 1od,iity. ls
The safes !nunia,ion and sures guarantee
Tor Tree InsutuiIons' Qrincy Asroyo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con
EENTION.

.9he Democratic Republican free
men Of the County Of Rutland are re-
spcctfulIy Invited to assemble in Con
Ventlon, nj the Court House in Rutland,
on Friday the eight day of August
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
for the purpose of nominating suitable
personsf County Senators, and trans
acting other necessary business Incl
dcu, to the approaching bauvass.
l., C,kt2 "a! l., / Coun,v
HORACE CLARK, 'o'In,y
J. G. DEXTER. N"''iAi'''''''
18th July, lSl5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
BUTTER MIXING

Ncsss Editors -ETere DAIRY women
should know. and pert ars tcof know, 'ha,
her milk, o., for making buucr, .honld be
closely watched and skinned before It be-
gins To sour, and that tho later skinned
cream should lay on the top of the farmer,
and her BODY Of cream should never BE-
s,urtcd I'LL chufning tune. A layer OF
swro, cream gently laid upon ,ha, b-hre
81 lined, twice ia n day, keeps II from Che
bot mr., snd preserves II from becoming
very acid, IN the warmcst wealher,Sf chufn
ing be done once in four days
Oar dairies fare hard, OF late since the
daughters fprsook them use my ohurn
for crrnmpol 10 save work Perhaps II
is well known that extreme heat mtlts
cream and renders it unff for butter and Il
your readers viii have patience ! will re-
late ,rhipg part Of recent experience
Last year The Wind deprived Us OF the shade
ola benutful tree, which projected our dai
~ room from The sun. And one day last
week when the thermometer stood at 81
no, awurr OF the extreme heat, commenced
sklmm.ng into my churn as usual The
three following days the weather was cool
err When churned the three day. cream
which lay on top made fine butter, which
(if rightly managed) will warran, 10 bt
pure nj the cad OF dog days
The one days cream nj the bottom
could not separate from the butter milk, be
cause it had beer mebed If ] had stirred
the whole ,ogelher as SKINNED ii,
should have lost oil my butter whereas,
lost only one fourth. II asked why II did
no, so minsle By ehurning as to spoil the
whole, answer | canno, tell oil can
say is that three fouuhs ofmy butter made
very soon, and came from the churn nice,
while the remainder was good for nothing
uousrKErPER
juno, II 1918 b0gi0n Cullira!oy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
DOCT. ]. BROCkWAY.

ENRON Albany, formerly Of Vermont, will
l. be IA Rutland on or abou, the first OF
August. lie win he prepared To render pro-
iesslonal service and advice not only ~ a
Dentist, but having lost one OF his limbs ~
the notorious (anri.limb) Fulton Ferry, New
York Cn,, and been compelled u call into
exercise his hump Of construcliveness (of
no mean developemrnt be tnre,) he has sub.
sinuted Tor himself an Artificial Limb, supc
rlor TO any thing Of the Kind heretofore IN
use, Sympa'hl.Iug with crpples. therefore.
he Offers his AID Ia tho oniire race. Any
man. woman or child minus tooth, palate,
nose, an arm, or q leg, may do themselves
a favor by consulting with Doct, Is, who al
So designs sud applies vadouS mechanical
fixtures Tor tho relief OF the imNulcni, tho
manned or defpuned.
ConsuIalIon Zee, where nothing further i.
done, two dollars 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
AwFyLLY THRILLING SITUATION.

AWFtLLY THRILLING SITUATION.
Narros escape Of o6om 100 pcr,Ons-
We do not remember Ia have heard Tor a
long time the particulars Of a more exciting
and thrilling escape frop death. by one hun.
bred persons than occurred on Monday nigh,
last. We have mentioned the severe storm
OF ram, lightning and ,hpndeT .shich occurred
on that night. The steamer Louis Mci.ane,
ooe OF the. passenger paesets running 10
Brownsvile, had left the ctIy that evening
on her way up, with over eigDy passengers,
dcsides ne crew and oLhsrs, end had Got
within a short dista nee Of Wilismspor, " hen
hursicate struck her brosdside IN the mid
d&s Of the ever. Catching the boat with
Tremendous force ii Instantly keeled her over
bu' PIovIdenllslly al that place, the water
Was shallow, and instead OF cspsiIing Who'll
ly, the weight Of The boat came down on Tie
lArboard guard, which EIDck the bottom and
preventing her from caIeenlng over entIfey.
LET any ope imagine the horror Of the
. sns the beginning vas flashing on every
side, the rain pouring down, and the boal
lyIsg on her side, par Of her forward cabin
destroyed one himrsy overheard, The other
on the roof, the etowd Of passengers who had
jumped itnm their births hurled 10 pna SIDE OF
NE oA9In IN mass, the smashing VI every
decsh'sT, iuRbler, pate, cup, &c W Lac bar
and N'antTy, the crash Of ,hs .Aoves
" ths esbln ADd rbsi cook -houss against
the s'des. The whizI'ng Of the steam and the
revoleuons OF The engines, the shriil shsieks
and enes OF the women aud children, the
hosrse calls Of the men The shouts and orders
Of he officers. all rislng together a. II n
eonle', with he Wild lemPes, a. It rushed by.
he lightning a. n slared, and ths rain as II
Tell, and We may form some conception Of
NE a~iolness II the occurrence lis fright
i1l To think ~ A.
The boa, SION lighted ard the ofhcen
ere easblsI 10 get bar 20 BIowssl Ils -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

WILD Macao CAuGuT-Mr J. NJ
llerse, of Caddo Ii, with several friends
recently pursued wJd nrgrO, known to in.
fest that parish and, nhera long chase, com.
PEELED hun to take refuge 10 che hollow OF
a tree, where he wns secured. after severe
fight lie appears 10 be about Ghy year,
old, weighs 1870 pounds is covered with
hair, like bear, and VII eat nQthing but
raw meal which ifiAInted he likes the oct.
ter. lie a'So eats craw hsh AMI frogs with
nvdily, II left alone but vii 10, touch food
IN the Presenee Of any one. Its supposed
be was born IN the woods-Is two skeletons
supposed to be those OF his parents, we're
found " the hollow Of the tree where he
was taken
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

CoyIoN BEDs. Much has been written
on the nIiuy, OF Feather beds and hair mat.
resSes. Dt Smith III the Bos,on Medical
Journal, recommend. cotton beds now cx.
tepsively marufac;ured at Lowell apd Mr.
Ellsworth the late Commissioned Of Pa.
tents, III BIS ltt frpoft speaks iavorably oil
cotton beds, as fee from the offensive
smell tha IS ofier evolved BY feathers, and
ms IN many respects equal to hair The com.
pnraLve scarcity Of which Will always pre-
vent lts uGlvefsII use for beds The cos,
ola cq:'op bed, including ticklug, Is rsima.
ted al less than eight dollars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

.Eficnslre Seisu re IF Foreign Wool We
nolced day or two since the seizure of a
quantity Of wool, at Lowell. by an officer OF
the customs OF tins poit. 'We have since
learned that the lot then referred TO Was a
par, OF some recent importaiions rom Buen
os Ayres, at this port aud st New York.
which paid duty OF FIVE per cent. nd yalo-
rum, as costing : cents per pound or under
at the place Of eXlotta iiun which has since
been discovered to have been greatly under
valued, and consequently subject to the
highes, rate specified in the tariti-3 cents
per pound, and 80 per cent;
Tie whole quantity which Is alleged has
been thus imported under false invoices is
between 500 and GOO bales, valued 81 from
$4,000, IN 100000 II has nearly all been
seized-3oo balls ing been taken in this
city or Lowel an The hands OF the msnuisc-
turers. who had purchased II from the impor-
ters, and Ihe balance IN New York. The
principal part Of the wool cafpe 10 New York
consigned to Messss La Forest & Co., by a
Foreign house. The lot that had arrived
here came from the same house TO Mesrs
Barnard, Adams Il Co The fraud was first
suspected In the Boston Custom House, and
We believe the Government officers both
here and.ln Newl"tk.are principally indebt.
ed 10 the vigilance and activity Of 5, J
Bryce, Esq, one Of the appraisers OF this
port, for the evidence upon whIch they have
based their proceeding against large par
| Of the wool seized.
II is proper 10 add that we arc informed
10y one OF the parties whose names have beer
connected wI,h the transaction that the con
signces are confident that an investigation
will terminate 10 the release OF the WOO, AM
IA the e1oncraton Of tue torelgu house i'm
! plcaied lom suspicion OF dishonesty.
Boston Pos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

MAJ KILLED on THE tlARTFoRD
RoAD.-The evening tram oil passenger
cars from Hartford, when nsnr Thompson.
VILE run over and INSTANTLY killed n man
named William Terry, ng,d about 80 lie
was lying across the Track, with his bead
on the raj at the time, and was supposed to
be intoxicated He belonged in Enfield -
1t Is said he went and laid himself down
there, just before the tram cameaoIg.
Springfield RepuJ heaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
STATE or vERMoNTJDE

STATE OF VERMONT ! DE j, Irprm
District of Faifhaven, SIS y befed laal
at probate cour holden al CaslleIua wiilu
and tor said dls,t,I on The 26,h day Vi March
). ID. l6i5.
Present, A Warner, ledge.
Alpheus IL Guswoid, oae Of Ihe admin
lsiraiuIs on the estate OF Isaac Gnsxold, lAs
Of Benson, deceased, havlng filed ~ ina Reg.
lSter'' Office his app caton N wplio2 Ter an
appeal frog The dsc!s on Of lhe CoGG,isAloa.
ers on said estAs, disclosing a olsim by
ban presenlsd aga. n,I sad estaIs. tur more
than ihs .um Of twenty dODats. and sad sp-
peal being allowed
i Is ordered bat the SAD administrator
give nouce TO a.. persons interested, by pub
hcstio0 u ,hs order three weeks Successive
~ Ia The ROLAND Herald, newspaper pnul-
ed AZ Rutland, according 10 raw.
A true copy OF Record.
81 Is. +. LAAGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
@Sfa65lag, savs the n. O. Piesyonr

"SfabhRR," SAYS the n O Piesyunr, +"
Is the order aithe day in New.Orlaens -
Look IN the columns ofthe daily gazeucs'
Opcn paper, Il you can without More
StAbblng" Rnrlpg you 10 The face - We
have become u'ed Of recording these
things. y't our dry eomp-. US to notice
Them. Where rs It 70 ceased When sfs
men to be checked and told, ave, made TO
kncw-Ihal they canno, sab with impun.
iy1 Whan viii she law punish no viois.
tors, and make Examples Of themI Is the
Law 6ree, soJhfe our saiules so many
IDLE Lbio
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

rhs csp,sh. v. bshest vas N Tho rtle'
sooss sishs tspe. ssd seitd VITA berose
prumpsoess. Ora Of the engineers, ws az
inlors,~S. fed from his post. but tla v,hes
Stood hrm and b, great sss'tIoo stopped The
engine he vas 81. and iissn mAesRed Ia get
Ia the other snd stop Il slso
Non. OF The passengers VEN verv much
injured. th"ush Snsn, Of ,bsm are SINE shat
bruised. The McIAoe 10 81 mrh imputed
u 4. ,bOeshi several weeks will he required
10 repair t.et i Pnubotsh Gsreus, % vlt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

The remains two more skeleton, sup.
posed to be- those OF Mr. aud Mrs Mchah,
wire taken om Of the runs yesterday -
In connection with the buoes was found
the nwer part offs mans TOO, which, from
some PECULIARLY Of the sole, was recognized
by Mehan's sun ss his fathers a portion
ofIhe foot was IN n, A medical man declares
one oflbe bones 10 be ihA u n female.
n \ Commsreidi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
MORKING OMEN.

THF subscriber offers for sale a pair oi
i working oTen, seven years ld,go,d sire
and hsnd.ou,- cherry brown color. Auy ons
wishing TO purchsse q Team far The brsinsss
Of The presen, season, which will he 40 good
condition TO dispose Of Tor betl Ia The tat
will do well n sysil himsslf u this oppous.
nifty, said oxen will be .ald very l0w and on
time 10 SUI, ne purchaser.
0Eo ". 10Y.
Caslisson, July 70, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

lRos N PrSSsvLvGSiI. The rcnnsylva-
nian gives cheering account OF the iron
interests Of pennsylvanla. New and i'm.
porant movements are projecting and pro-
guessing In every section Of tho interior,
calculated largely TO contribute in develop.
ing the resources OF the state, and pTepar-
ing fot market ine,haustsble mineral urea
Sures. In ljerks county alone, during the
las, year, fVo new anthracite furnaces were
erected, and four other furnaces aud roll
ing mills are nov IN progress and soon to
be completed. A large furnace adjacen, to
the borough Of Rsading Is progressing rapid
ly towaids compilation, and will commence
operation ina few weeks. There are o.;
ready about thirty furnaces and forgcs in
Berks County, all in successful operation
the country abounds with excclcn, ore, and
coal being brought from The mines by rail.
road affords peculiar advantages for its
manufacture The same enterprise is man.
ilcsI in the county Of Schuylkill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
POSTSCRIPT.

In another column will be found the
proceedings Of tho Wing County Conven,
ton, for Rutland County, which occur.
rcd on the 9Th inst, at this place This
convention was ns well attended as under
oil the crcumstances could be nnlicj puied
though not as pumefously as it ehou ID
bave been--nor aS such n convention in
the OLD and stald County Of Rutland, eter
SHOULD be, SILL, such q spirit by those
present, was manifested as gives ample ev.
dencc that The true spiril Is here.
The cor4lnatcs nominated by this Con.
veaI'on, for the snppon Of the Wing party
OF this County, for SENATORS at The mex,
election, viii be sccn by reference 10 the
tickc, under our editorial head in this paper
the gentlemen there named are well know n
to the people Of our County, and they are
such as need no commentator from US
Let The Wing party ofihc County now a.
rouse themselves 10 action, and resolve 10
give this ticket their hearty support,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
VILLAGE NOTICE

The village Of East Rutland being or.
gnnlzed as corpora!ino, an adjourned
meeting 'o' the cuIzcns, for the purpose
meniioncd in the last nouce, will be- held nj
the Court Ilous" on Nonduy Evening next
An Adjourned meeiiog OF the Fire Socic.
iy WI u be held al the same time and piaco.
+. w. HOPKINS, Secreiary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
HOOKS.

IsLL be = LAZY, Thoughis m Ame'ioo,
Keepers Travels, the ttimtA, b. bnT.
Marco PauPs Adventures, Bsrns- on Rev.
walls, Judea Capta. the Church ~ al ages.
Biographical slanes Old ArIarl 8 Young
Aauti.. Five wear. " Youth. BOJs Guido,
me WIDOW. JeNel.. COSTA i1cy'4 Slnusa.
Caihorins Adama. Ad"ylsd Chld, Iw" bnli
N,n,rs, P.n.ps Old People LiUrrt Tree.
Rh.I.. no,4 aIihnut souls, l.i.s anc
I,m,. oil Go.om1us. MORA T-iss. TIE U.r4
bsG,fe v,o. S,tt'efs i0 Canada. vols J..
rem. b. Charlotte Eurabs,h. tovenl Bells
b, DO. Ofne LJ DO, for SAFE "
~ ~ l.. .SIOBUApb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

Epigraw.-We find the following good
thing floating about, like Japhel IN search
Of a parental guardian.
Women was born as fate declares,
To smooth our lnuen and our cares,
And us but jus, for by my tto,h,
They re very ap, 10 rufiir both
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

this unsoI dic f'iske mAssscre va, eoasewms
led !, Ps',s'ef. The affair hiss caseodefed
much surprise, and ~ small smosn, Of ~
digns,ion
SPAIN
The French papers eor's,e The psrienla1
Of an outbreak ~ Catalonia Som, 1.-THE
small towns round BARGE lona asd bc.n calf
I'd upoe 70 eoa,rba,e their levy Of mcn to
the Amy Eseesses were rctoncd 10, and
some OF the sgrn,, ~e', put 10 death. Al
Tarss.a the Alcsds w.s sssas,asicd. A.
San Aodf,. the authorize. were dsspef''d
Wrh muska shots A, Nonls Dc RAJ. the
people stopped the post, the public convey.
ancrs and cot a oil communication.
Al satsdrlL6vo leagues ffomBsteelcna,
the ,n.urgrnis and suibornics commenced
m op~n rupu,e q eonf,ei ensured and the
people los 25 men, while many we're taken
prisoners
SYRIA.
The French papers Publish l1men,ahle
details respecting the civil wnr between the
Maroni,s and the Diu.cs, and the criminal
neg ,genee OF the Turkish aulhorhies.--
The M.ronlt,s says the Constitution
"havc suffered the mos, severely. They
have lost more than 20O0 Of their people.
among whom women, children, md aged
men form majority The losses OF the
Droscs amount to about 1000 persons, and
those, for the moot psu able bodied mcn -
All the Christian villages in the IN: xed dis
u,cls have been burnt, Tho harvest ravagcd,
and their mulberry trees destroyed. In a
word their RUN is complete"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
POPULAR REMEnlEa.

TIE mos, popular rsrrvdfus Of the pres.
i cnt day n inpse which cleanse and pu.
nfy the blood, snd which are known 10 be
innocent 10 tho qualities. such remcdpcs %
an,imony, rioc, mercury and the having re.
course To III. bleeding 10 dNess.s, are now
1t ~ hoped gong out OF fashion, and tearla
tile tempd ,eS will soon be The popular medi.
cine. Then Brsndroih's Vegetable Unifst-
sal Pills Will DO used and appreciated. They
are known TO act bensfcially ON everJ part
Of the body being taken up by the chyle
they pass INTO the blood. which they punly
and " should be remembered that they only
remove those parts fom the blood which
were the csnse OF inflammation ot disrsye Of
any kind, Nothing Is equal To fid'iing the
,tialod humors with a vegetable medic INC OF
ihlns kind. which eighty iput years have
proved nerer To do injury. but ALWAYS good
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The following are the only authorized a
gents for the sale ol the Brandreih Pills and
Linimeni In Rutland County.
W + CSioddarch Ripley i Bailey, Ru,.
land J Beaman 4 Son, West Pouliney G
K Walker, Benson Il ) Armstrong, West
haven; ID Goodwin, Csslleton Hodges &
Ilawkln,s West Casileton, A Willard. FAR.
haven; w. Is. Cailin 4 Co, Orwell. Buck
master. Shrewsbury; s Townsend, Walling.
ford. Lapham and Vail South wallngford .
f. + Rogers. Dandy, Wheadon 4 swallow
Pswle,, II. Simonds, Plu.iord, Ira Button,
Brandon Ira bingham. Sudbury, n w.
Sawyer, Tlnmouth Vail and 'Otis. Middle.
town, Allen Grover, Wells II Hitchcock,
Clarendon Springs Moves & Harris, East
pou,ney l.. Preston, pnishsld; Jones &
Dow, Cuungsviile; Il. Richardson, Jr Sher
burne Ia, 3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
SANDS SiRSAPARlLLA,

For the remordi aud permanent cure Of
dneases nrrIing from an impure STATE of
the blood or habn ofHe ,ysiem
4 ) mild sperlent. snilseplic aud tonic il
"A contains The three most useful proper.
ties Of mediot me. u purees. puri6cs add 70.
stores Scrofula, Cancer, Icprousy all VI
GERS aud srrotulous sores, all diseasey Of the
akin, and all internal disorders nor organic,
but swinging from diseased circulation give
way before its bygelan irhoence.
Diseases having their oriGni In an i'm
pune state Of the bloed. and Guids generally,
Will be speedily and ehottually removed bv
this invaluable medicine as ia opera
,ion is' peculiar, and consists 10 re.
moving the cause 10 disease by entering intc
the circulation and passing ibrongh The gene
raj system.
The following letters furnish additional
testimony al the intrinsic virtues OF the Slf-
saparIlsa They speak for themselves
New York. Apul 90, 1913.
Mcssrs 4. u. 4 d. Sands Gentlemen
Feeling tia duty due to you and 10 Tho com.
munity al large, send YOU THIS certificate OF
all The healing virtues Of yont SarsaparIll.
tina, others who are now Suffering may have
their confidence established and use your
medicine without delay.
Twas troubled with severe ulcer on my
ankle, which extondeed halt way up to ihe
knee, dlschafglng very offensive matter. itch.
lGg, burning, and deprIying me ohen OF my
rest az night, and very palf1l 10 bear.
was recommended ~ use your Sarsspa-
rils, BY 3r agnes Mcconnell, who had been
cured by n, and after uSlng five bottles
was completely cured
have delayed sending you this certificate
for one year since the cure was effected IN
order 10 ascertain viii cenainly whether II
Was permanent cure, and II now gives me
the CREATES, pleasure 10 add that | have seen
nor fell tie slighics, rc-sppeayahcc Of il, AID
that | as entirely web
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
DIED

In tbs village on the 3lH OH, William
hv.r. aged So years.
In DoreI Lucas CO., OLio. on the 9Th ult.,
Miss Ann Fairfield, re, emily from Pnlsfott
VI, sged so years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

MrRDEK A horrid murder was com.
mitted recently on tie Ds Moines A man,
his wife ana lwo ebiliren were killed bJ
three lnen uhs followed them from Pm.
'ylvania