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DANIEL ADEE, lot FULTON-sT REEI,
WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH 40 u Of bfai.ht a..e
w Vsfrosuect Of Pracical Med cine AMI surgery. hi
yearly Journal, containing retrospective .4c~ oi 49,
di.r -.v and practical Improvement ihe Me1.ca = FL
Co. Commenced 10 January 1870 Published 10 Lo.loh
In July an January q every year. and re- unLr- ID Wv
Yors bv Daniel Adee No ~ Fgllon--tre-t
Tcrni--The first NOs Or nve years 90 per yea ~
sfer. II. Invariably 10 advance s---
TO TEACHERS.
I'VE attention OF Teachers, school 'oiihl' - -
i others n.sged 10 The cause ~ eeucafion' u 49,. 80
a. examination " the merits ~ The l0u.f A5 l \
BOOK of Government and Law show 1g i,rlf h,sls "
ture and Necessity. ByS o. Goodnc1-iftt a. I'D
TIL ~ofE ii- passed through -rf', 80 -,
recei we'd lie highest rrc1uliuul- rom nc 4''' 49,
distinguished sources Plb.ishfdht o..a.,...
VOL TURNER A. HAYDEN, 10 Jo,n-- L. r., -.
large a--or-rD.ui Of school booA' cDn-ai-, -
no TuE PKOTE-TA>T- u IN Tinted sist-.-
Ju.t pnbi.i~d tn most important "ofs ever -'lel
from the American Press , q, ..s--, -5s4i,
- more tg.n glly fnl-ned enffaFlnk- lr-
, =. 49,. ~1-,-r. ceremonies, councils and praclce-
or In. church OF Rome forming large sna Dealril{
prnfed volume Of nearly 7p' pages "a ch enD"io nn--
ny i''' y WALKER, Publisher. ia Fulton Il y. Y.
~ .erfs wsnis-i sell the above WOfs 20 every town.
ci'V and county he United saie- 70 whom liberal per
centsge viii be allowed Jt.O
xxTIsCON~IN-A BIOGRAPHICAL AND TOPo-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN
with b. ief Sketch Of 10 History Geology. Aners04y
SOL. Productions Government &c &c. accompanied BY
seotiona Map, exhibiting the townships AMI ranges fcf
sale By HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 30 Prsr.-st jelsyos
,J,HE UNITED STATES DI~PEN-AToRi. -
L Wood Baches United states D-perseto rynes ed
ton for sale by HUNTINGTON L SAHAvf.f
jelsyo- 20 frH'Esl
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~ FOR SALE II Auction, On Monday, August %
e> on the premises. II o'clock Farm Of > acres,
49, West Farms two miles from Harlem, In Ne-tcheser
County, on which dwelling and farmhouse
barn and out house with fruit In abundance OF all kinds The
place would merchant doing business IN NewfOrs
Sold without The present owner i going 10 tire
West
For particulars inquire 80 Grandsiree - Bayard
street. or 90 John Garland on the place.
- Should the day prove stormy, tie sale viii take place
ile uesf fair DAY. AUS ~
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.G~A NEW.YORK, ALANN 4 TROY

- -l.LiNE-Fo Albany and Troy DIRECT It
O'Clock T. M.-lhe Steamboat EMPIRE
CAPT X. b. Macy. Will leave the steamboat pier foo, u
Courand.s every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday ser.
noon no O'Clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. H. Peck every
Monday. "Wednesday and Fntay afternoon. Al 7 O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply on board or at the Office
ih. 81, lurf $50
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MI FOR ALBANY. TROY. and in'eTme,Isie
Landings. rom the Steamboat Pier at the
FOOT of Barclay street Leaves New-lofk At O'CLOCK A.
~ Monday "Wednesday and Friday and Troy al O'Clock
A. 81 Albany AZ O'Clock A. NJ. Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY,. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Capt 4
Degroot Monday, " ednesday and Friday Morning at
O'Clock
For passage freight spPly board, orto r. b. HALL
n che office GA ile wharf
Norlcr-An goods freight. baggage bank bills specie
any other Kind of property taSen shipped. put on
board This boat must be- al the risk of he Of such
goods. freight baggage, &c ESQ
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~r - NETWORK AND ALBANY EXPRESS
W. iiNE-ThDugh without snding.--Ths
low pressure and swim running stesm.
boat EXPRESS, viii commence her regular trips for
the and will continue until The close Of navRa.
ron leaving the pier the foot Of ROrNsoS-sr regularly
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany. Mondays.
"Wednesday. and Fridays At 7 7. NJ and viii arrive IN
pie time 10 AXE the morning trains Of cars East or West
This boat Is fitted up win splendid state rooms deck
and her furniture is all new and OF the best kind. FOR pas
ssge apply on board above
" B-Frsiehi taken Al low prices mt 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15

81 \ fARI FOR >AIE.--siiusie on the Road from
ofo New Rochelle 10 White Plains about i-Gssntfr from
- each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, al Of which
Plough Land, excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood Lend
The ace divided by ane aid into convene-,
los FOR cultivation. Al the fences Of stone In good
order and the ground in gh state cultivation The build
ins a. Of good character and IN order For TERMS apply
:. Il. KENYON. on the premises, or OF
f1rr ] kDRlANCE. ~ John-st N-w-YOrk.
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IT. = MORNING LINE At ,OVLOCK

III = MoRNlNt LINE AT 1O(lO(k
Sxs.rs.--1.-tor Albany and Troy. and iniemrdsis
places. The low pressure steamboat TROY.
Capt A. GOrham Will leave New-lOrk from Pier ihs
foot OF Barclay at O'Clock A. NJ. every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. Returning, viii leave Troy At
o'clock l. VI. and Albany At O'Clock A. NJ. every Monday
Wednesday ar Friday.
~ For passage freight apply board the boats
10 r. h. Hal, 20 the Office the wharf pot of Barclay
The ow-prr-slre steamboat ALBANY leaves New-i0ns
Al o'clock, \ VI. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning. will leave Troy at6 o'clock 4 and Albany
a. O'Clock 4 NJ every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday.
Fu passage or freight apply on board the boats Ia y
b Han at the Office on the wharf foot of Barclay IT. ESQ
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IL !, FOK LONG RKNNCm. OCtAN

- House. Fort Hamilton, kumsOn. Eaton IONl.
rev sbury and MauasQusn.-The new ari
elegant low pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS Capt Cor
les viii leave Catherine Market as foi|O~-
Ir,r.. NLtNAnpA IsAA., EAInN TnMs
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CAsT-sTEEL EDGE TOOLS.

CAST-STEEL EDGE TOOLS.
THE Real Genuine CONGER'S TOOLS can only be M
at 81 Attorney street where they made and finished
siih my own hands therefore can recommend them and
a. George Rugs Cos Plau street Those Tools offered
by Osborn Little IS Fulton street and other stores
stamped Conger are not my make, si designed 10
deceive. Mine are stamped thus "C0nger. New IS
Attorney street" The Of J. Conger Berry also
aided he having interest in the business liberal ds
count 10 Dealers Please observe the stamp.
mye9Sm JOHN CONGFR
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,r-- .p0ucnKEEpsIR AND NEW.

>-a.--5S Il ROH-FaRE D-Landing al Van Court
lands Dock iPeek.sill) West Point, Cold
Spring, Cornwall Newburgh. tshki'l and Hamburg
TIE and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain Wa.
TRUEspFLL leaves he foot Of Barclay street. daily
Sundays escepted) nj T. NJ Leaves POughkeepse Al
past o A. NJ.
FOR ffegi passage inquire of the Captain board or
10 r. J. HALL. Agent. he office The wharf Iee
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fine Uattbes ano 3ewelrn.
n ANN SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
DICHaRD FISHER JR. Watch Maker ard JeSeler
IL IA now prepared 10 sell WATCHES AT retail lower an
any other HOu-e IN Ire city. A. he j. constantly receFs
ptou. direct from the Manufactures n Engart
France and Swzer and he i enable 10 0re very afs.
assortment Of God Watches from >l5 to 500 eacn' yer
do from 5 TO SO each-s warranted keep good une
or tie money returned. Also very good INSTRUMENT 81
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
y B-SecOnd hand Watches and Old Gold and - [tr
taken In exchange or bought for Cash Watches, Cocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired In the best manner sno
warranted by experienced wOrkmen n low - any O-eI
House In THIS city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Of
Watches and Jewe.ry Wholesale and Retail o. 15I pfoan
way New orb, few doors above the Cry Hospital
NAV RICHARD FISHER. Jr
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camps, Cnt!erp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.


rOUTHOUi s. MEYERS. 81 Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public to call nj their store and examine The
caesi and extensive assortment 10 b. found ~ ms
country Of BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE. MANTEL, SOLAR BRACKET. and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA. GlRANDOLEs. BkAC-
ol patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
culiarv desirable for packets and seamboa's
In evidence the superiority of this portion of their siock
any other offered 20 the public in this Cy
they with honest pride refer TO no less that SIN GOLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS avs arded Ia the manufacture
the last years for The greatest variety and
hesaiy of patterns and the unrvaed nnish OF their work
Every article sold by &. ~ j. warranted Ia be what they
represent and those who wish 10 obtain first class goods s
price often paid for such of very inferior qualify,
are requested TO favor them with call before purcla-
elsewhere.
fSY- liberal discount to Churches and Hocs. 81 ly
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.sT-~ NO M0>OPOLf.-Fa,,,e. rs9aeei @ >
~. Il cent-.-The Steamboat UNION, for sing
sing, daily Sundays excepted A. oc.ock
L. VI. from Franklin street pier, landing HammOnd-sL
YOnker- Hastings D0bbs Ferry and Tarytown. Return
ing vii cave sag sng A. o. Tarryt0wn a. T. Donts FER
~ and Hastings a T. and iOnker- ~ O'Clock A. ". TIE
undersigned has changed he lOnr % le Union al the
pest solicitation Of number NJ gentlemen who irage tie
route daily, and now re-t- w discerning public % .ay
whether not any ether persons Than Ne-srs Drew he
is Co. shall A boat from Ne-cir-ter Co. New
Yors Every attention VIII be paid the safety and con-
fort u Pas-engeis. taui2 So JAS ". ROBINSON.
- TAP~COTT-~ General Emigrafion Ofce South
street corner Maiden lane Persons Wishing 10 ,er9
their friends 10 any part " the old country c.n
make the necessary n-euents with the .uhscrbr or
favorable terms ~ have TEN brought out IN any Of he
magnificent ships comprising Toe New Line Of Liverpool
PACKETS.
The ships comprising this diet pushed line are too vel
known o. nee; comment; . Will therefore BE- merely re-
marked hat A. usual every end vii be made 70 give
satisfaction 70 all parties ~hO may engage passage he
once ~ ne subscribers Mr. Nm. Tsp-cou lone Of tie
nrn beng 10 Liverpool 10 -upsrn.rnd personally the des
Paich u al Passengers sent FOR through er New
orr The pgbAc may therefore depend that no delay VII
tase p.zcs In Liverpool
Drss ior any amount payable throughout Great Britain
snd ireland can also be obtained on application 10
". j. T. TAPsCOTT soath-siree;,
anil corner Nt.i-n lane
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ........ Al

PORT OF NEW YoRK.........A AUGUST Is.
Barks LAgle, fD seignciie. iisvre seiguc,ie Ohio
Wilcox. Philadelphia
Briss vincenz Priessniiz Prs) Schroeder s,e,,in
Historian. Dodge scdgwck Ncsmiih Walsh Eveinc
Walton. Boston Foster Nickinson
schrs kasisde dc Porrs. (Portuguesc) -, Lisbon.
GrinnciL Mn,urn. & Co; Walcott Loveand Boston Jno
Stevens; Homer. Kent do; Powell Murch Whining
ton. Powell
sloops viglan, Heath Providence; Victory Rhodes
do Radius. Hsw kins: do.
Bsrgcs Ohio. Wilcox. Philadelphia; Michigan Allen
Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
BARK Edward Rulklcy ds fin Charleston cotton and
rice. 10 Dunham 4 Dimon.
Bark Louisa Schfievcr. - ds from Sisal hides hemp
&C. TO Bouchsud 4 Thebaud Len schr Ellen Perkins
fcnsey waiting freight bark Avois sailed day previous
the windward course to load for New York: brig -
Drinkwatcr from Guadalupe. inst arrived for do do
schr Patrick Henry, Galord DIS I'm Plymouth, c,
naval stores. To Geo Nissan.
Schr ronesta Sugctt 81 ds I'm Pictou Ms, coal. 10
Soule Whitney 4 Co
schr Farmer Hickman . ds FIN Indian River corn.
Schr Exact Johnson. ds I'm Virginia wood
Schr Charles Henry. Is I'm Indian River corn.
schr Henry Clsy, Chance, ds I'm Cherrysone, corn.
10 II Hsycns.
sehr swan. Chandler. , DIS I'm Virginia wood. to VIM
Crooks
schr skinner, > d. FIN Chcrrys,onc. corn. to Mr.
Benton.
SAILED.
lark donaldson, for Savannah. and others.
MEMORANDA
Inc whale ship Isabella ashore on Wes,port is nsur
20 several orces IN New Bedford for Slss77 and 10
Ne~-Nofk for Si63O
ne whale shiP Lucas. before reported ost was nsu
red IN New Bedford or s2l and the ship Emerald tr
$50 $500 OF which is for the captain
WHALENEN
Ar at sag Hsrbor. llth bark American Haven. Now
Zealand 1880 bbls VIII. 100 'p OIL Sailed oh, bark Gem
Worth. NWG.
Ar a, stonneon. lih ship Herald. Morgan, Falkland
Islands 100 bbls Q7O sp) OIL
FOREIGN PORTS.
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q: FOR >AIE-One new three story House No. no
~: Seventh street Decatur lace between Avenues and
49, c. Tompans Park. The house i finished IN
modern style IN mahogany doors plated mountnE- mar
bic manes CRATES throughout II hath room IN 81
story fountain and shhbcry IN yard &c Two thirds Of the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage for three
years Apply Al l51 Fullon-streel.
tvi0n GLENN. ROGERS 4 co.
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WATCHES JEWELRY. &c.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Gold snd Silver Du
"A pick Patent Lever, Anchor Escapemeni, Lelne sno
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beet Manufacturers
In Europe which viii be WARRANTED periec. Tine
keepers.
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains, Seals Keys. &c
Do do do Cod Pencil Gases < Cod Peu'
Do do do. Thnbes, Ring- Pin-, &c
Do do do Bracelets, with Stones.
Do DO do Silver Forks Spoons, &C.
AL the above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted to equal TO the bet made in the city,
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers Of : ne Watches Sc-
No. Nassa1--- opposite he Custom Holse
p S.-The above articles carefully Repaired and " ar
ran,ed lv he most "A fll wortmen In the CITY. n6y
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
Y1HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite he attention o.
their friends and The public 10 TIER select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting Of
Duplex and Lepne Watches ofhe various approved
makers, cased In the ueetest style, snd w1raned correct
time keepers.
Silver Knives, FORKS, spoons Ladies, Tea sets, Cups
Ca RS &c.
/ ,led and Britannia Ware Specscles. Pencil Cases
Msnie Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C wichtsJ
a. enabled % Offer for sale al very reduced prices
Watches and COcss carefully Repaired and Warranted
LOCKWOOD 4 SCRIBNER,
Al the Old Established Store as Pearl of Fulton
sireet opposite T. s Hotel f5y
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Ar at SAG Hsroor. llth. bark American Haven. New
Zealand 1890 bbls VII 100 sp OIL Sailed 9th barn Gem
Worth, NWG.
Ar a, stonington. lih. ship Herald Morgan, Falkland
Islands 100 bbls l70 sp) oil.
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IN Pt R>t L of an order OF Tie Surrogate Of the
County OF NewiOrk, Notice l. hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against WALTER KELLEY late Of the
tNy Of Newly uk, shpmasicr. deceased, 20 present the
will the vouchers thereof tine subscriber Tier
sdence 40 l5 Cherrysireet IN the Cliy of ork,
before the eighth day OF December next Dated New
ork the oh day Of June, l845. ELIZA KELLEY,
leo frafriN
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IN PI k~t t\tL Of an order OF the Surrogate the
L County of Newlork Notice j. hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims galn,t GABRlEL FURMAN late ofihe
City Of Newl orb, deceased present the with the
vouchers thereof The subscriber aths store No 100 Pearl
street n e City of New ORR or before the first day "
October next Dated New York the 9Th day of March 8fl
ml43 law6m GABRIEL FURMAN, Jr Executor.
IN Pt E-IA>(E of an order of The Surrogate 0f Ire
tCuuufy of New Ork. Notice j. hereby given 20 a perg
having claims against WILLIAM :. CHAPMAN late of
the cliy of New York deceased, 10 present The with
the voucher. thereof 70 r. II. owen a. hls Office ~ Mer
chants Exchange the city o. NesYork before tie
iOfh DAY OF November next
Dated Newly orb, The of, DAY Of MAY, l8il
WlLEIAM PATTON, r,
uV0 i4Nffn- FDkN ARD II. OM fN. { l-NNt"t'i-'
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:. NnTICE---A RAKEAIN.-.A Col NTRY

E. wears the story brcs House and Lot No. - Nassau
street. John. Apply 10 CAMPBELL, BOJ6H-
ron 4 WARD, No 2 John st. iyls I'm
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Jnsuranre.

THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make assurances against loss OF damage by rlhE sni
INLAND NAVIGATION. 90 terms IS favorable IS s1y
olher i.n if ne. tlron IN he city.
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~.
~ building lots for ali purposes-on high ground-two
stage routes and with Croon water introduced To lease
for long short terms al low rents. Apply 20 X GOOD
MAN. Attorney at Law, Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio Nr 89 Cedar street iyll3in-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-20

& movemrn, h., cornmcnccd rmoor
some lea'n'd men 81 tho Rouian Catholic
Church Germsnv. having or ~ ohirr,
the rcp''l of that canon II she Chnfch
Which deriu TO i'r't the q "a, Of mar.
riace
\ gentleman Who has ha, bccn travelling
IN tho Ne"etnS vt, stvs there - not ~.
dyWce ofih- Allegiance. over the sre ~
diecn, who IS nj ,ih,r married OF spoken
lor,'
lllonwiy PoparEv. r Geo. w Iiule
Of Nai,' field Nass VS. way laid snd 'ohhed
Of Two huni'ed and ihlrrcn dollars IN son
day cvsnins " Last week. al place called
Pe1nim,n's HI. in Weymouth. Mr. l,uie
was going 10 bis home from Boston. with =
loa,l Of eggs. and IVES walking 10y the side oi
hl. wagon. wh-ns man came o1tof The bush
- and sez rcd lis arm a,d held them back
in such way lie could not sV'rirAie him
self another came Up and held hs hand over
Lls mouth y liiS boy ssstched his pockets
The Orthodox rhutrh in WcstIlrauleboro'
/ VI, was burt to tho ground on Sunday morn
! inr. last week The house WIS old and the
prncipal loss wa the clock and bell.
.
Chrid kNcd bv n Cat. An infant child ~
William Poole 81 Yarmouth. was found dead
/ In is cradle. on the evening ofthc 3ist uf.
with larqc cat belonging TO tie family on
its breast AMI mock.
~ ne boston "N spe'N e, sn""
oh', n'',e''en 'e'' "tep on VOC "o'cs'el
'r"'' w" ""' - W. w ~ " Nv
VI we u"''s u" u's""S e'o"'"s VI "eeA W
n.'r on''E ~ ,',a n"' ~. n' r'Ir o. o, ", W.
oe'L NJ, .ro,n;ng, no. county in no c,llo,
"W,andoue Toner Sandr.ky i, 10 be III,
county scat.
H"n'PaHP 'ue pt''" W Juno u''"''eu u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-20

HE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate court for the district Of Rutland
commissioners to receive examine, and nd
just all claims and demands Of all persons
agairs, the estate uf
Francis PerkiHs, late IF MGIleiorn,
in said district deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhb-
tied in offset thereto and 6 months from
the 9Th day Of January, INST. being allowed
ny said court for that purpose, We do there
fore tcrrhy give notice that we will nnrn'
- ,,o business Of our sad appuN.nrtt q =
dwelling house of Ei Oaimln,ln Mlddietnwn
on The second TUESDAYS of Nav and July
next. from O'Clock A. NJ. unul O'Clock
p NJ. on each Of said days.
HNArHAN MORGAN,
LUTHER BUXTON, fCommrs
ELIAkiM PAUL.
Nddlttown, Fe'. 10, 1875.
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EAk.s PLAY.

Having noticed the advertisement OF
Doctor J. b llibbrrd for some tine pub.
li,hrI in the Rutland Herald, and The
manner he has treated respectable pro.
f,ssion. while nc cndclvors to support his
own influence by taking leave to insert a
long list Of nam's, | feel 1t my duty 10
state to the public nv own knowledge OF
the matter, Twas advised TO call Doctor
II. for my wife, who was sick with can
Ger in the stomnch He left some medi.
cine although do not think be understood
her disease, for being unw,lI myself and
complaining quite different from my wife
he ndvisrd me 10 take the same MEDICINE
in par, he had Iea Tor her, saying 1t was
lust the thing for me. kciher my wife
nor myself were at nII>rcli we'd by his
treatment.
10 not comphin Of Or n for not Gu.
ring incurablc diseases which he docs not
understand bu', for hIstnkIng leave to IN.
SORT my name for such purposes as above
mentioned. agalns, my own desire or con.
sent, | beg leave to object II is not my
intention To call people hdrd names be-
cause lntV UIt B'u''h''N Np'''b'''u " OC
soft arguments but when DE- fllbbard or
any other man, m,sreprescnis me to the
public, to accomplish their own purposes,
/ believe il nv duty to correct publicly his
Interpretations, and leave the public to
make their own conclusions although |
am no, so well able us the Doctor to pnv
for advertisements and do no, expect To
make money by II Therefore replying to
The language Of the Doctor as near RS
can, for reference for those who wish for
information relative 70 the Bprviorifv ot
this practice over all others parucuiarly
~ chronic diseases beg 'lcave To inser
nv true and solemn defamation. that meth
err myself or family "have b'en cured OF d.
seases considered ineurabie by "mlncn
ehys,cians oflhe faculty" nciIhcr have
! friends or neighbors who have been cured
or who have been bene6ac3' 10 my know
edg, 10y DR. HlblatIs 'o.Du IN ~ g.
cine AMI his sil,enonlt1 that fee. MS
without my previous know lodge or con
sent !, is true hat Or il,bbatl ca'l'd a
nv house three times and charged M
sl2 30 but as | have s'A,ei above, wlhou
L,p,haiHg my family d. all
y c BAKER
/ Poultney, Feb. Il, l-ij
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&SsSs:1ass@

TN posTAoE Dill By our papers Of
this "wednesday morning, we rcgrc, to
learn that tie Post Office Committee of the
House, have reported back the Senate bill,
withon, Amendment, but with the recon-
mon a,ion that their own bill before rcpor.
ted, be substituted therefor. Whether this
action ofthe Committee Of the House was
intended to dcfcnt the bills more than we
know-bu, that such will be its tendency,
no one can doubt Still we hope for the
best It will be found tina, those members
Of tho House (of either pat,y) who expose
the passage OF this bIlI-nrc assuming to
themselves more than the people will sane.
ton
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A. viii Village, Rutland.

ERUE subscriber offers for sale the largo
- Slote. AT present occupied ~ MesNS
Ripley & ia ley, together with the dwelling
house opposite occupied hy Jas Graham
both s'uet-d N Mill Village. II il believed
that ~ aHosc canned premises offer ute ~
the best opportunities Tor a Merchant t. e.
lah'i IN him-rli IN business that M. section
offers The Store IL buit Of bti,k, - n
good fcpar. and hrs been constantly oc,u-
pied asa store. 'I'e dwelling house is we'll
situated with = good gsfdel and out houses.
and within a lew rods OF tho Store Thu
land Mouth snd east Of tho Store can bo
bought Il desred.
Also. tie subscriber Offers for sAlo tho
land, and raipabie WArxa Pn,viLaor A.
,arhrd. situated IN the South West slde Of
Ouer Creek l'pon tli- land - 4 new and
first rat. Saw Mn doing = good business -
This iocaiion tor q Woulen ut Cotton MANI.
factory, ~ suy other ms chincty, = De eve'l
to he uncquaci m Vermont. hbunjanoc
Of water can At all ,,fri DO obtained
with IS feet head snd f,ll-ail materials tor
building ready at hand
For further particulars -7nrits or tha sub.
scrlhcr. NMGonK,S MIH village
or "f Ir,i BgIMAS " 1 p,IH,y,
or G.. IL. BraMAS, Kuilaad ~
! Rmlsnd Feb I. 1913