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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09
ST te of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EOUTTV

Henry H. Hill and
John Bates ct, e! al. 0s. Cross Bill.
Jonathan NJ. Hill ct al.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Jonathan
E M. Hill and Matilda Daniel, defendants in
this case, are and reside without the limits of
this Statei on motion by Mr.. WardIaw, Solci-
tor for Plaintiffs. Ordered, that said absent de.
PENDANTS do appear IN this Honorable Court
and answer, plead or demur to the Bill of Plain.
tiffs, within three months frcm the publication
of this Order, or the said Bill be taken pro con-
fesso against them.
S. 5. ToPKKlNs, C. E.E.D.
Con,m'ers Office,
Feb. 6, lS45. 9 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

White Chrildren among ihe 1ndianS.-
The ST. Louis Republican states, on The
authority of a gentleman perfectly cogni-
zant of the fact, that The Usage Indians
have among Them about tV.nty white
children. whom they purchased from the
Comanches, by whom they were stolen
from their parents in Texas and New
Mexico. The same paper says in addi-
ton -
"Our informant states that such Of
them as have been seen by the whites are
said TO be sprishily and intelligent chill
dren, of both sexes, but generally have
been taken so young as 10 have lost all
recDllections Of their parents, homes, or
nf the place from whence they were taken.
The Osaees will only sell them for horses
or goods. Occasionally they bring one
into the settlement 10 barter of. A few
days since gentleman of Newton county
purchased for horse, pretty girl, about
eleven years old. A few days ,befofe our
informant left another Usage brought in
boy, about eight or nine years old, which
he. however, did not succeed in selling.
"Should not the United SIaIes officers
look to this, and is it moi The duty Of The
Indian Agent TO enquire irtU this ! The
Osases have purchased Them; The tribe is
poor, and they should be paid for the res
toration Of them. The subject is impor
liant enough to enlist The early attention
Of The proper officers"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

Movemen! Of; Troups.-We think it
very probable, says the New Orleans
Courier of the och ult., indeed We have
no doubt, that orders have been sent to
General Taylor, at Fort Jesup. near the
Sabine TO march the troops uuder his
command, amounting to about 1900, to
The western frontier of Texas. This is a
judicious and well lined movement on The
pert of our government Precautpia Is
the mother Of salely-an ounce OF pre-
ventioa is worth a pound Of cure. Pa.
iriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

ity so very superior, and the yield about
an average one, greatly better than was
expected. The lale wheat promises even
better, and should it receive no injury in
the brief space before harvest. will be a,
very fine crop. The .haryes, for The late
wheat will begin abou, the 10Th or 18th
inst. No contracts for wheal have been
made, and We believe this year none will
be entered into. We have not had rain
for ST me ~tine, and vegetation begins TO
suffer in this vicinity"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

Gerrit Smith, the Abolilionis,, is lectur-
ing a, Montreal on 1.-THE Character and
Sinfnlness Of American Slavery" What
has Montreal 10 do with the business !!
ST. asks The N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
We wonder. ourself. al the impudence of
these fanatics. Do they eXpecr 10 enlist
the British Canatians in their crusade
asainst the rights Of the Southern States,
or wish their acces,aries 10 open their arms
sill wider 10 the runaway! Such fellows
rs Gerril Smith aud CassiIs NJ. Clay
should be transported 10 Africa, TO convert
those IIealhen Chiefs, who sell their fellow
beings 10 the white wrctches, more black
hearted than the ignorant seller, and coop
them up on ship board to perish for want
of air. and Wholesome food. We will wa
ger any thing that these white ficnds, who
value not the life o! comfort of (ellow-be
ING, were no, born on This side of The Po-
tnmac. hut are men nurtured in the same
cold cline as Gerrit SmiIh.-Sap. Geor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

We are authorized to announce GEoRG E
J J.SHEPPARD as candidate. for The Office
of Tax Collector, at the next election,
Dec. % # 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09
II. L. JEFFERS,.
A G. a T. d /,

Hamburg, June 18th, ls45 2m 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
rAu.cE1Nc.
lilllA y hAlN,llT

\y7Ot LII inform the Inhabitants OF TIN,
tow n, and tho community IN p,petsl
hat he h.. ureived the spfiog snd SUNNI
Fashions Tot 1915. directly from New Notk
Md having the best OF wotkmen, lie 10 nov
prepared TO execute Nth the greatest posi-
he dispatch ali kinds ~ garment. In his ltne
IN the most fashionable and durable style.
an a. CHEAP II ne, cheaper than sny uthei
establishment IN he oouniy. Having hNo
.,me 80 Yeas experience IN tie hU incss,
zee has sr'n The lwpo.slbjhi, ~ nnkirg J"ur
,.ilcts III Wumcn, aud therefore his work -
dooc bv men, soi,ly, and ~artau,ed 10 III -
Cutting i"I u,hets Ia make. demo - usual nj
liberal Discount. ~ his old Stand over Jas.
Bett-IIN store, one dooi north vi thu Frank
I'm Hotel
4 h lenden his sincere thanks to has
patrons tor their liberal support, the past
wear. and earnestly s"it,its their pajtnrsge
mr. the miue, and mnte rsruculsrly solicus
what lht.e change there mBy be ui over one
yeatS standing,
RuIand. Aptl. 1915.
y H. For the information al the Tenn.
p"t,nre community. will state. the uade
wi!l I've cnnduct-d on Temperance principle,
IA all respects, lor nne yeatIrom da'r
) 3in. j. T. h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
&. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

Tl!E susbscIllor ha'ing established an
Il ENp,ess To ruu between Boston and
Montreal. lravIu. Boston on Mond,, al each
week, rso fnchhurp Railroad ,tnentr by stage
through keene. WalpoIe, BellnwsialIs, Ches-
ter, Rutland, Midjlrbury Nergennes Ia Bur
lngton, thence by Steamboat To Canada
He viii pass Rutland, Tucsdly m"rrinp Of
each week. going north, and Thursday after.
noon OF each week, going to BOSTON The
Object Is 10 transmit Specie, Bank NoIss.
collect and pay Notes, Drafts aud Bills. buy
Guods and do all other kinds oi business tnit
may be entrusted 10 als charge. all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Uders may he leit with William Avery
or Nr. OrCurt, at the Franklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and al the Stage lloJses on tho Route
where he whl be sure 10 get them
Pa,roi age solicited
Packages to Le marked "Bv Lewis Ex-
press" L. X. LEWIS
Rutland, Sept, 1874. 3sif
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LOVING NEEDS NO COW.
hI\T.



Greeuheid. Saratoga CO. y Y,
NJ h"se,clt-.. Dear Sif....Th, luyr ~
I'VE ute's ne 1" make Tins rfluu IN obtain
s''ho uI (uut meUtrihc, as ] uphe,e WIN
re me. ! vii rI,r Sia,cucni Of N, ca,r
N'ou' lnui ar I've munlis ago | was taken
WIN o"' coo, and VS. Ntil hoat>r IN con-
S'q"en't 81 ""hirg ia water willie ton dInr
ana a" nuI. ten Z mrchoulrl and uas
under tie du,iuf'S care about inur v,,E
and got tu be able in waik about. and tired
Ia do mule work, Whl,h tirui lh. on \ >lirll
bleeding nj the lungs. tc'mIcI hume dis,
plucd aud sI,k The mex, daywhe suii,c
toy lle hrc, blood vessel hurst IA my lura,,
aud t"rnmcnoed hl,cdiug ,cty last. The
doctor h'pIcuCd II lie near, and le trn,
""'ry lung in his power to stop tic
bleeding, aud finally succeeded after lnus,np
rear quart tfun my lungs, and moro iron,
The arm But THIS did no, last hu, lew hours.
myluues were 81 suRsmn ic the dotlur could
pui control thru,aLd Tor FIVE days and nIpli.
continued 10 bleed, unill ,lcte vas no blood
10 run, when 1t ceased II len me 50 veal.
could scarcely breath or Str / l,y hii
long iime ~ one position, until my lurg,
healed, and began TO gain itlle ,lfcucth.
Bui about four weeks ago a relapse came ,i
and bled again at tie lungs, ard cnnlluucl
T." cough and Iaisc laree quantities OF hlno.
dy matter eroty day. and was rapid, hasten
ing to the gave. n, tuenus aud r-,phbuf,
had given up oil. hopes and told me that must
dIc, NY phy>IClin could plvo me 10 en-.
couraeement, except that the lungs were 10,
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery gone.
uh'' ono OF Your pamphlets wsro iivtn Ine
describing ID rrl or's Extract OF LunQwor,
NY n'iehtol4 obtained a boulc, for me as
last resort, but wrh very huls hopes Of 1t
doing me any good. ! have now taken it a.
bout week and strange Ia say. from the fin,
dose took OF 1t began TO mend add INV
health Is better every way. NV night sweals
have nearly ceased, nv strength improves.
nv rsislnPs are lcss,anG hope Is again re,i,.
ed but my medic me is almost cone, mud |
Wish vnu To send me two bottles immediate
ly, aud II recover, viii do all in my pow
10 spread tho news that consumption { an be
cured, ] remain vourS &c
CI!AlNtEN ID MEDBTRY.
We do not ASK people To use DR. lnIbur's
Extract al Lunpwuri unless ihce are cot.
rlnccd from the proof offered them that
euro can he effected ~ all cases ni lung M.
liver complain. provided tie diseases aIr not
past humau ed
For ipnhct proof bee medical books m
Dc. All persons desiring the agency OF tin,
Will please apply to the Iroprlr,"r.
G.. ] ROSEVELT.
~ State ct Albany.
AGtsrs LUTHER DANIELS. Ruuaud
5. Winslow, PIltsford V Ross, Bran
'o"' i4euwlv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
- II. GREEN beg, hbe,y rolnCrm the

- II. GREEN hers lbe'iy Ia infutm the
II. p'biir lhuh" - now manufacturing
DuloIhnuss ~ parlur Organs, on entirely "n
new plan. NJ less than hali The purr ot com
mon patlut Organs. capable ul pu duCinp the
most beautiful swell "i ANY instrument OF
Mad IN use Those wishing Ia buy Organs
~ Pianos " III DE- well To call and examine
tor themselves. bef're purchasing elsewhere.
lie likewise repair AL kind at mnslral ia
,'rim.n,>. tunes chJr,h aud parnr Organs
and Piano fnries IN the hest possible III n.
urr ou short notice. Poulnry, Dec, lsil.
5ll Y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

I'VE the ,ubsc Iihcrs. heioe appointed nv the
W Proh,le coon fnr The di,luct al Rutland.
commissioners To receive examine, snd d.
l's, all claims and demand, Of all person.
ag-i - he estate ~
ESrrarS Gti'oH late of Ci7rrHJ,n
IN s'ii diS'urt dr~ca>eI, reptes.n,rd lasol.
vent. and a.-n al clatms and Demands cShIh-
ned IN H., Wrrs,n and months from
Ne l9'h day of Nay. INST. being allowed
lJ A''i o"nr ipr tl'at purpose, we do there.
inr" r"rrhv give noii,e that We will attend
70 No husiosss nf"nS aid NptNinlmsni All e
J~s Hoe ls"sNs "f liie SpaF., Of .n e .,rec I.r
en- the - s''.tays " Julv apd Nu,.ul,.r
It, iron UNI, ..r'rlo P. NJ. On .,oh
OF sAii iays
ALMA " POST.
JAMES hoCONNELL, C'm""
RauhnA. M,y 90. 1913 %
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IRO Il ALL

YNtlE subscriber having discontinued the
IL business OF manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say to hi. old customers aud
others tina, he has sevcveral tons frs, quail.
~ B'acksmilh's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also a
few tons of Nails which will be disposed OF
on liberal terms. Wrought scrap Iron
will be taken in exchange for Iron.
Far Haven Sept 9th 1874
AIhNSON ALLEN
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Farmers
EXCH.I.N'EE
CHEAPCiSH STORE.

III hss teen prWed Nv sttVal ~iy~firsrh
Il that so,,ds i-,Oslr iut ash ,nd .u,d H.
ready ps,. ,sn b. afrdcd I'm 10 ia 20 y.
rent chesr~t thsn-ihey cen possibly 70 49,
BY the c,-iH system
We s'e nov ,ecsi,ins = new snd Dnsuai
" -I,lenrid s,sorintni 81 spr,ng gussis
Vi rh have becn see, TEL VITA gie,t 'si,
oJ aiien,iun. and " hich Wii, le ,rli ~ lew
~ lower than can be boJ- hi an lhe STATE
The fullo~iug NAV 10 hutd aiming III.
~ aGiel-- f..~ beng 'pcueuy oUI store
DRESS GOODS
Stup~d and Pisid B,ltuire, Afghan Sauns,
Camtlinn Stripes, PAfs.n.s Puutrd Law NJ
Printed Muslins. Eah,tun Gmehams, Ri,u
u dr Lanes nf sUp-uof quality. very
thepp. high 'nl"t.i 'sli,uc, q. lie Latest
sNle, o.. ndio and rhrap.
ALSO
lew rier~S Ri, aud Nlue Dl,ek silks
SUMNER >Tuff> ron RONS.
Ashland ia, n en,, q Gol IT.
Ipn'"u Cashmere. l.,ers. uu'"u IN
slte Linens. Ncsiinc.... hue -sof nen, :
lu,t -, eW.d from Eu'"Ie ,y'tLe G,rat
rfn 80 'h and Ca.siu etc,....l X
nd ilu. u ~ 70 II Ci,uhs trpm SIS
.r~aris. !, 81 a>,Imete> tor pants
tROI Merry and iiNRWARE,
A c"mr.le assortment "f rtncke,y, new
patterns low o. uisn h'> hcrn offered.
GROCERIES,
M"lasses, Sugars. lets. ~ every iatrty.
Salmon. Ni,i, t"'h "a. aud Na' krret Tie
Sh",G together wuh every aru,i- ususiiy
Kept tn rnitnitV ~i"'e n,sy ~ found al tie
fNRNEt'S ENcHtNGE
c5O0 lnN r ,,',.' .. OF he hates, pat.
Farmers tAchang. & Chap ash -tntr
u. II SABlN SEQ
WsIinfprd, WAY IL, 1913 20
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PAiLS CA1HARTiC LOzENCEs.

| i'HOuGil ptrpatd from great many
Ns,efshi- Substsurrs, are =. palatahlt
| ,ni t,l-a,iog 10 &c, ., an, other conietuon.
| ~ c~tnpsrUnd
TIL, preparation ~ drridedly the be.
nung I'll preparedness. f1t winc US orets
nn- are a. surr as SALTS, cssi"r UIl. Cato
Wl snd jsleui or any other crihsrir mrdl
inr,. y h,. tie advantage over ell m terry
i~asani 80 rsi, whiie other rAihafii,s arr
-n-rali. dlsagreesble Ia tske. Price s5 e..
~ tsI, MIN toll ducrttuns. and msy ht
urni al SIC Depository. NJ. ~ Commerce.
ltcc'.
FAIES' WORN LOHFNCES.
"" SALE and musg sue temcGS futwurrS
Children love them. They act Nk-a,hstm
go f'pcVdung tie symptoms. su,h - starting
O." sleep. gra'inT Tie iecth, p,icrc, stout
TIC ~ 9th snJ nu>e s>iontl srkurss Al
tie stomach. rtec.uouS appetite, swtl'ed
b"wrls. aud general ie,rush habit The
rli,t tails into quiet sleep. tie worms ATE
supplied AMI expelled, and The child. AZ fIr
- heard itum, "a every instance has been
,u,ed.
Pnce IS cents per box with foil directions.
sold ~ M 90 c. 80 er,.i i street
fALtS'S Cough LOZENGES
Ate Oenrii,l,l IN all rumuion Guilds md
coughs. ~hpuplng cough. iun I'm iiion " the
throat snd lungs, ~ The Group ~ hives. aud
m"tr r'tain la st salisls, Iorv THAN The &c
e"t,i'd Hive Sywp. The most happy Ell
eri T. obtained va = few moments, the symp.
ton. disappear aud tie disease IS b,ukrn W
10y the ~ 'gi'al cn,u uf these Lnzcures.
f"l tire lions accompanying each h"H,
md found al the Depository, No. 90 Com
m.tot-l street
~ .EjS DYSENrERY LOZENGES
Are So. aid agreeable f-med, mr dy,en
icy. M'rthea, and Bow Il Complaints 81
'hldic". Particular aItcoii, n must br pail
To the ,il,r' lions on each boy.
IALES'S CAMPHOR LOXENGES,
Are benenrfi,Ial m all common and sl,k
headache, and where iuete Is "a sense of
lphness ~ weight over the ewes, n rttupt.
I've diseases. su,h as Measles, Small pnx -
Ais" ia MAma, Epilcpy,. Melan, holy lly,te-
~, Ia 1t Nnus' Danrr. aud IT, all cases Of
lrncu"r and oppression at the WAL powers.
aud may lie taken ~ nh safety by wumen and
sCnl"rrn IN all c"nui inns
! fnll diteriluus accompany each box
! fALES'S CYPlAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now 80 extensively known and Justly rel
e'fa'cd int 'c'ii er Comment upru y will I've
! useless. We can say however tina. among tie
mat' thousands WIN have purchased the ton
IL. IN tins and other countries none have re-
trrncd with complaints, while ihuu,and,
have moi nnlv expressed their appreciation,
4 but their Wonder and admiration on behold.
ihg lis effects. few bottles only can be
had al No. 90 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
! The gnawinp and anlirs o, these destructive
creatures can be husi ed forever 10 YOUR house
add store II you will procure box Of the
ppnulnr
MiOAGAsCAR RAT EXTERMlNATOR
On using according 10 direcuon You can
NJ" d'pend upon II unless ob,aited ., J. J..
Mass
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dive viii give a most desirable colsr,
To white grey or red Without coloring the
skin.
JOSEPHJ FALES, 90 Commercial ST..
Boston Mass.
urAs. s~on ONu s,~,
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III IN - disease Whit II unhealthy
w virus How is i, ,ha, The small guam.
tty ol matter upon the point of lame
should he capable Of causing the mos, Tear
fol com" aiuis How is II that TN. teeth 60
= dog, ui an adler, or Of a ra,tlesnskr, shoun
be capable Of imparing maladIes hriofe
wki' tie most powerful or The most feeble
fall victims j. II moi that tue virus has the
same nowcr over tie niids oi the hum IN bo'
dy thai Yeast has upon lrTmeniing liquors !
Now some persons have their blood in 81
pure \ state that they cannot receive in(ec-
lion al any Kind. MIny cases navc occurred
where rabld dog has the same day bitten
several persons, some OF whom have escaped
entirely, while others have died. This is
only to he accounted ior on the principle
that there was M impure blond upon which
to act IN those persons who escaped. All
can be IN this cnndiiion who WISH, and who
are willing to per>everr with the
BRANDRFrlI Pulls
until their blood Is entirely regenerale1 and
freed from all inquiry How important il is
they should he appreciated.
BIZ CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The following are tho only authnrzrd ~
gents for the sale ui tie BrAndr.lh Pills and
Linimenr IN Rutland COMFY
W i CSioddard, Ripley 4 haiicv, Ret
lan1 J Rraman 4 son. West puu,tney e.
r Walker. Benson X ) Armstrong, West
haven; JD Gnnhwin, Casilriou HODGES &
Hawkins West Caslleton, A Willard. Fair
haven. W. Is Csilin d Co Orwell, J Buck
master. Shre~ sbury; : Townsend. Wslllng-
ford Lapham and Vail S0u,b Walinglord :
f. T Rogers Dandy. Whead0n 4 swallow
Pawlet, H. S,munds Piusfrtd, Ira ButInr.
Rrandon Ira Bingham, Sudbury, \ W.
Sawyer, 1inmouth Vail and 'Ots. Middle.
town, Allen Grorer, Wells II Hitchcock.
Clarendon Springs Moves & Ilarus, EsS,
Dow, Culllnssvlie; R. Richardson. j. Sher-
burne 10 I'm
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Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
- Stock full assortment, Of
Hard Ware, Saddlery,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which a'c,
l20 casks Cut Nails assorted, 81 to 6 inch
100 boxes Glass. 7 4 10 II u Is;
so TONS Iron and Steel. well assoil,d
200 bundles Nil Rods
POO pairs cnucr ant Strigh shoFs
40 casks Burdens Shoes aud Bout Spikes
200 doz Files and Rasps
200 d" Table Cutlery;
80 Gro Harness Buckl,s
" Grcave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools
&c. direct from the ma,enJacturers
Also
A large Stock Of
CRCCkERY AND GLASS WARE
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
A OF which is offered nj the loves, msrkci
price. Whitehall, DE lo44.
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STATE or NERNON I. DE II r-mem-
Didn't oi tsirha,en. So. ID bered hat =,
rt"h,,~ 'mr h,4.Ien al Csstl,i"n, within
snd 'of said district on tie lat DAY oi NAY
lci5
Present, 4. Warner. Judge
A INSTRUMENT 81 Wriling pup 'ninY To ht
re ,l-i will and testament ul Isaac lIaia~ay
late 81 Pnultnrv IN SAIL district decreased hay-
ln2 beet rte-en,ed la sal ,uuIl hy I,el
i- man the eAe,ulor therein named Tor pfu.
bate
II "a ordered hv ihe couu that notire laere
oi u gwen 'u all prisons concerned g. ap
P~shs, session OF sad touIi 10 he holdet
81 fas,lri"n on the I'D dsv al lulv new, 10
conl'si The probate a. aid ~iil by publish
this oidef ihree weeks surces-ively preyiov.
10 sad lime uf helti"c. IN The Rutland Her
AID newspaper pumrd al Rutland
4 true copy Of tocntd
% Is +. LANGDON. Register
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RARE CHANCE.

" ANIfD as an apprentice at the Tin
W and Sheet Iron m1nuiactory IN the
village, m active, honest, inlcllig,n, boy
who en- come well rccommend,d for 50.
brloty aud attention TO business and whose
general dopormcnt will be found pri'nafu.
cie tviden, OF the above qualifications
viii find hrs, rate chance TO be master oil
a good trade, which will be better 10 him
than n large fortune ty inheritance
ETHAN JUDD
Rutland, April 20 lei5
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COnSuMpft0h - Aircr Con
pfOiHf.

sho"'d betesot'ed'ol all whom are rr..
dh posed to consumption, ~ liuuhied nt,
'''"S' 90 '"lu' hlsM sweat. asthma. pam
III ,'e H''e ana chest, oIfj,u"l oi breathing.
"E""es' 'nd '"rtnrssactO>s the Guest. btun.
,h'"'' Liver complaints and oil affection. q
the pulmonary c,gais
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
For sale by tho following
ytnfs

Rutland, W f. G. Standard WesiRuland,
Ripley & Bailey, Chofles Clement, CLAIR
end"n Spa NJ Walker Mddletown l. )
& l. SuuderlIne East Pnull1ev, Moves 4
Harris; West Pourlney Asa wilkins Fan
haven. Al'nsnu Allen: CaS,elun, f. Jamie.
sou; Plusfurd Mills. A Is Bullr,d Puslurd
Henry SInonIs, Brandon No,uov Ross.
Julius T. Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Pew T.. Mddleburv. Rufus l.. Perkins ;
Midlrb"ry. Sidney Mnudy. Druggist New
Haven, II. Rider Bristol 6 W Parmslee;
allnRl nfd, ID. II. Sahln South Walling.
for l"pham & Hines Dandy, John Scott;
D'nhy four Corners, ). Smith. PnwIe'. Ma
bon Eigerlon Harrington, Landpn + Co.
- .6mon,hs.
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NOTICE

HIS may ee''ifv that have ilii. dsV civ
en- nv sIn William o Parmeatef. h.
in'e dgnng the r, m under nf hIs ninnruy
'l-teiar ! shall pAy TO csbts of Ina c,.
raeung alter i'is dsio.
WAITER PAR"ENTER
s2sr' urne, Nay q. IsiG .al
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Otto T..

OTNE.
THE Anta' M"uns of ne Metnb 70
- 81 the Ru,isud and Add,son Munnl
Fr' .n'nr""os Company vii he holi-n a,
the of',ce Of 'ari' Csmrouv 10 BfaRdon M
the - dav Il JHlv mex At I o'clock p NJ.
Gf the pn'nrss II '',e,ine Diue,1rd ior the
on,aing vrst asd 'ausirt,ine sp1h olher
bpsn,p - ensy b. g. med ateoisty
By oder Of the D,rocous
r June Srey.
Insurance odicc Nsy 27'h lS4S
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Saddlcry, Harnc:.
SCs. &c.

I'llE undersigned sill continues to manu-
iaCtuIe al his old ,tand IN last ROLAND
village all kinds OF Harnesses Saddles, Eu-
dies DC. usually tnund in country shops
His present slntk CONSISTS Of dnuble aud an
gle, wagon, gig and sleigh HARNESSES v,th
silver and brass plate, black, Jpaned nab
pni'ed ware and common hame harnesses,
meas saddles tree and portable, all ,arrtIrs
Of trunks, ,alsses. brides, hl,trrS. cifcln.
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above sricles
are all mode ol the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, aud sre offered al iedHccd pHcos -
Liberal credit given nnd most kinds Of pro-
Guce received IN payment, All penuns are
invited To call acc examine heh'fe purchau =
el.eW here. WI. ia Ill.
Rutland, January 1878 5tLf
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TrA 4 fuA arnr@ chests 81 mat two
.iH,ne Tea. receive 81 ne f-fmeis'
Errh,,re.hv u. II sAbiN Co. Ag's
NAy "a. lst3. y
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RONNETS

DURT & MASON have just received one
ID case laies, fashion, Fiurence, Rutland,
and Prince Alhed Also Flower Tim
mings. They val be sold al the lowest
puCo. ~
FINLAND NAY 10
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IIl~ &C.

pLLIs III~ &C.
tll,L : Pnls. EHs'A sA.t-fhrun and
oin'n,e 4: Sea. .. Pills, ali 10 be
sofa at IL l2 cents per BOX aal WARRANTED
10 cure ar 10 pay will te eI4olej. Fof
sale ~ UIl I a MASON.
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70 THOSE WHO THINK

ALANSON ALLEN.
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No. So FAYETTE STREET.

INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. WA. N. SMITH, A. NJ, Prn of Classical DepaY.'
MIR. WIN. +. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical
Mr.. NJ. Smith, Principal of Preparatory
Mr.. C, e. WETMoRs, Instructor in Department of PAT
loscphy and Rhetoric.
ReV.J. g. MORRIS, DID,, Lecturer on Natural History,
Rev. kaAUTH, Am. - Psychology & Ethics
Rev. J. IA. Jennings, MD Z" Elemen'y Physiology
DIR; WV. M. KEMP, d., Prof Elementary Anatomy.