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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13
BARRETT HOUSE,
corner OF Jefferson 4 Third.Sts Burlington,
J. G. FLETCHE Err.


"HlS House, recently opened, is one of
l. the largest and most commodous in
the Western country. 1t has all the con-
veniencies of the large hotels in the cities,
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner The propr
etor has had much experience in the keep
ing of public houses. which, taken in con-
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur-
lington for furnishing his table, justifes him
in promising that the character of his house
shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families, can at II times be accom-
modated with pleasantand airy rooms, and en-
reasona BILE terms
Families will also be taken as permanent
boarders.
September % l645 IS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

The city of Malamoros has ten streets
running north and south, and eleven that
run cas-, and west; these streets, where
they intersect each other, form blocks or
squares, from one hundred and fifty TO
two hundred yards square. The streets
are narrow. and as the soil is of sandy
nature. they have washed out and become
lower than the foundation of the houses,
and the consequence is, that after rains
The water stands in them and makes il
very inconvenien, for business purposes
The side walks, in The same ratio with the
streets, are very narrow. and only few
have been paved.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Hnscdote Of Decatur.-Al the close of
he war with Algiers when the prelmin-
aries OF peace were argued, The Dey in.
sisted that The United States ough, TO pay
them some tribute las usually, if nothing
more than quantity of gunpowder.-
Commodore Decatur replied. he did no.
doubt his government would willingly let
him have the powder. but. he added,
you must take the ball uith IT,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

A Revolutionary Soldier Gone Pres
colt Bush, native Of South Carolina. and
soldier Of The revolution. for whom the
Legislature Of this State made special
provision at its last session, that he should
receive his pension by his attorney. died
on the 23d uls. aged 80 years. at Stewart
county, Georgia.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

II is reported that a boy in Vermont.
grows SO fast, that his clothes are TOO short
before they are put on, and he has lately
grown three inches through the crown of
his hat
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Every temptation to which We DO not
Weld, is said to be benefactor to US, as
we invariably gain strength, and conh-
dence, from every one which we resist
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

The number Of castles, of which there
are known TO be existing remains, IN
Great Britain, is 1913. of which l55, were
in Scotland
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Here, you little rascal, walk up and
give an account of yourself-where have
you been!'
After the girls. father!'
Did you ever know me TO do so when
| was a boy!' a.
No sir-but mother did,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

a Left Tenant And ism! il an Off
Ger | am. surel' said an lrishman who
was standing alone in a large house. to
crony who was passing by. How so.
prayH enquired the other. why because
You see, all the other folks are gone, and
7 am Lfft-tenant'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

A Western paper speaks of the appear
ance Of mysterious disappearance in his
village: Of course there was no fault of
non-appearance.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Thieves and rickpockels generally, are
said 10 be strongly opposed 10 the "righ.
of search"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Ii is recommended as an excellent a.
musement, during a long, heavy rain, TO
endeavor TO recollect who it was that Dor.
rowed your umbrella the week before.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

There is an editor in old Virginia, by
the name of Cake. His wife saws he is
speet cake. aud never accuses him Of
being half baked.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

At thealrica! performance, The house
was 50 crowded lha; the audience had 10
laugh perpendicuiariy. there being no me.
dunn for lateral chatchination.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Ii is stated tina. the light OF lightning
may be seen al distance of two hundred
miles, although the report; or thunder, is
seldom heard more than twenty or thirty.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

AWestern paper that ladies' should
never go 10 fires, as their bright eyes are
more apt TO kindIe flame than TO exiin.
gulsh one. Isn't that bright.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

We have heard Of man being arrested
while lying drunk in the gutter: it must
be wrong application Of The term.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Stubbs says there are three things in
dispensahle to tranquility in these times;
namely, 10 owe nothing, own nothing,
and know nothing.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

A Western editor lately turned off his
readers with the plea that he had "fence
to build. sheep TO shear. Towsers to patch
and corn TO weed" No time to write.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

a good 'un The following conun-
lime, bat we cannot name the author.
What was Joan Of Arc made of!-she
" as mail of Orleans.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

The shortest man ever heard of, was
one who when standing on his feet, had
to look up and examine the backing on
his shoes tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

None are so fond of secrets. as those
who do no, mean TO keep them; such per-
sons covel secrets. as a spendthrlft covets
money. for the purpose of circulation.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

'PhJty phour phorfy or plight has
now phpll 10 phinal. phla, footed, phix-
ing a, phoriy nine, without the 'phight
against a phoreign phoe.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Smart Sentiment-an .2necdofe.-Mr
Temple Stanyan borrowed sum of nc
ney Of Addison. with whom he lived i'm
habits of friendship. conversing on all
subjects with equal freedom; but from
this Time Mr. Slanyan agreed implicitly TO
every thing Addison advanced, and never.
as formerly disputed his positions, This
change of behaviour did not long escape
the no ice Of SO acute an observer, 10
whom il was by no means agreeable. 1t
happened one day. that subject was
started, on which they had before warmly
controverted each others notions, but now
Nj Stanyan entirely acquiesced in Addi-
sons opinion, without offering one word
in defence Of his own. Addison was SO
displeased, that he said. with considerable
emnllon, "Sir, either contraaic. me, or
pay me my money"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

may | of The lovers of q, said
miss Of 6 teen 9 10 der leg Of mutton
Il 4 she 8 a piece OF II.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Most of our misfornnes are more sup.
portable than The comments OF our friends
upon them.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Ii has been decided that there is no other
word in the dictionary so bad as worse
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

"Sweet is the kiss of sister," says
some lord poet. John Smith thinks that
Of cousin is about as sweet
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

Never forge, that i. takes two to make
Islander. one to tell il and one 10 listen 10 Il.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

The best Physicians are DR. Diet, Dr.
Quiet. and DIR Merryman s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

ARMIES g. STARR,

r. AVS associated themse Ives foT the prae-
~, Of the Law under the abovesty lie,
rIlutend to professional business in the
lint counties, and also in the Supreme
=, 0f the Territory. Particular atten.
|. sll be paid to claims for lands in the
f,,,d tract, and elsewhere.
Isr6nrlon, Jan. %, lS4l. [32
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,ERC ~, N medicines, half column ,oneyear 80 W
""o i''n' one column, 4" {" so 90
|lman, acton i, the seat of justice for Des
ber.y ~ !. county, and contains about 5000 in
a, I, ;s situated on the west bank
I, Mississippi, about $50 miles above
L.,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

with book in his hand. experimenting
the unloading of a steamboat! He had
already obtained place, and betaken
himself TO the subordinate occupation of
a steamboat, clerk!'
II IS pity to spoil this capital story of
the gallant Captain-but the truth mus,
be told.
The young man whose history is so
graphically described. was for years the
clerk of the steamer--, and ueper
possessed over one hundred dollars of his
own during his lifetime.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
MANI FACTORY.

TIE subscriber having completed his
L now and extensive MACHINE SilO1,
Is now prepared 90 mauulIttute GA an nm
p'oSei plan S},am EnPiBc', from To goo
horse power, aud Buti,,s O the hest maIcua,
and Workmanship,
Nieo'r AJtc mis- OF new construction.
VA G'cr' Niah'Bg, Water Wheels Iron
and Blowing Cylinders. Tor furnaces al ahy
diameter less Than G feet, made 10 the best
manner and the lowest prices Ato, Pa
pet allenders Of sJprtIor make and flash
Inc subscriber has also a large aud com.
modtous FURNACE connected with his
N'rhlne l,,IahIs. meut, Where Castings both
Iron aud Bfnr1e are made Of any weight not
eNceedn five tons IN one piece
Iron Pan'nl ol any length less than IL
feet, done % short notice and on reasona5. e
terms. GORDON MCKAY,
Buck hNrhine Establishment. uear the r
X. Depot, Pushed, Mass Fen. 1880
g3 months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
VALUABLE REMEDY.
II | y r. : LINN f. y r.

II HIS Celebrated E,'crn1, remedy Tor .ho
cure Of rheumatism. cramps, affections
oi the spine, pains IN the back and chest,
swoI.cd limbs, Group, acue in The face, tooth
ache, srraIus, bruises, issues, uncoratcd
soTcs, salt Iheum, sore throat and quInsv,
weakness in the ankles, nervous diseases,
contraction Of the muscles, burns, corns, and
losicl feet, is noW almost universally aCk
npwhdgcd - be one Of the wonders OF the
world, and The best external remedy uoW
known AMI as proof Of the great crlebri.
" which THIS remedy has allaircd, tho follow
ing cer'hcale, from gentlemen Of the high
est respec,ahil'y, Is offered There has
never We, been discovered an external RENE.
DIV which has proved so universally success
FOL in alt cases where IL had been applied go
Prlre 30 cents per bnulc, sold In Rutland
Co, 10y Chrpm,n & McEwan, Chapman,
Landing D. r. Barber benson f.. :. Ann
strong, West Haven. e NJ Brown. & CO..
Dainty; Laphaui & Vail, Sou,h Wallinpford
.. II. Satin = Co., Mailing lord, Jones 4
Dow. Shrewsbury. Vail a Ous, Nddlctown,
s Near, Fast PuuiineI Jameson &
Co, Castlo,on. ID Morgan 4 Co, West Rut
and, :. u. Nirslow. pus'otd Warren &
Bliss. BraaGur. D, = Bell. Rutland; and hy
the DrugRiHs and Merchants een<iall thro'.
On, we Sla'e' - 73m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
IuENEGETABLE PULMONARY
- n

s probably almost without 'aitr
having during trlal OF nearly % 'os
fully maintained the high Ieput1ttOn " 4
II has acquired for ConSumpilvo COM 81,
and all diseases Of ths lungs ard ,hcs
has been used probably with lfr
success llau any other nTlrlc know 4
many physiolau- who have had an ol VI
nifty oi Witnessing It's highly saluiarl eff \
do not hesitate 10 recommend II as N
convenient. and vcIy cnicacious me I,
eQunl is not super TO any other rf"'.
non tor the above complaints wl'.H "A
know lc IT, and one which has s'.uum n
appointed the reasonable expectation p'N
who have used IT,"
The propretots cannot dcsCCnI n 4
present uhhlushing style Of advert. "A
lirarlcles.l, IS too well know to rcqu.rc 4
slrh course, and they would mere'' ed
those who wish for further cOnhrmauof 4
is superiority TO those who have Use 4
and 10 ihc numerous certificates a. l'iI
clans auI others attached to each br.t+
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam So, (
many wears tho only nrri,lc known Is M
moniry Balsam. Its great Ccleur.. q
gwen rise to great many spurious -
which, by partially assuming the nan,
genuine, and being pot up 10 - to I,.r
II q, nearly as posi-. lc, are often fols'.
on the public for the true article Ars
these arc 'Carrci's Compound Pulm 81
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Bass
, Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Pu,m
/ Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam. d.
tors Pulmonary Bar,am, &c Hevao
all Of them, Enquire for the ar',,'" BIS
q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
LOOK HERE.
Dr Kanning's Patent Lac

IL A. done more Tor tho CIsC4-,'
Ill which il is applicable than aa,
instrument in use And the su'-.Y'
determined to convince the publ. OBJ"
that It be al his own expense tI' n-
who needs an instrument Of tho Aat ID
ylted to call al hs house and rcCc'....
lfiol Tor two weeks GRATIS, l'u,f
already convinced. People are ca.. a..
10 believe reports derogatory to tbs 700.
able Instrument Of certain doctors who q
be interested IN "lIull's Suproncrs
other instruments Ill they have lur' {.
this opportunity. II has nerer fs.rs O.
entire saiisiSction when properly apple
der the direction Of tho undersisncd ,t. =
ny will attest by certificates or pci'g.' !
ieIriew II desired, to these facts. 10y
will be waited npon by a female w.. I
had extensive experience 10 ,h'iI arr.r'
Having a very large assortment on h'H
oil sizes, aud Likewise much rmr'otr
late, is enabled 10 give all who ma' 90
entire satisfaction. Please 20 cal.
% Tuesdays JOHN i lllBBAlI' y
Rutland. Oct. H. 1915 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
STATE or VERMONT.

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I IlI L
srArE or TERNDNT.


RguAn], a.
JOHN PROCTOR q
ABNER MEAD. In Ch,ncctt
-, Fs, Judicial Do
REtBfN THRALL /nct. SefacmbD
WILLIAM WHEELEk Tctm. lsi3.
MARTIN LEACH&
SIMEON WRIGHT.
III HEREAS. John Proctor and Ahpef
W Mead ol kuilsbd Ia The County Of Rot
laLd, have entered ihtif bill ~ Chauccty .,
the Apul ,sfaA -. lSI3, sga,nss Reuben
d ThnI ard william Wheeler Of Rutland
s'crc,alJ. Martin Leach q Pustotd 30 sa.i
coDnlv. and Simeon Wughi llI1 otPHsfoft,
rov OF Buinltsn 800 TIC State Of ono -
Nfaftag uaJ ou We 9Th day Of January
- lrIs Ftsn. IL Sla.pn q Holland a'orc
nld. sIerulsd an asslgnuoni 10 the oi4'ois'
of hs property. 10 stCute debts Sue 90 me
orators ard o., ttUu generally IhN no
ruts4ansc Of ihc as,euneni. tuc san NI'son
ss.Euei 'hc mortgage deed ar' notes here
DO mentioned 20 %, rtaiur, That tho slli
Wngtt o1 The gA jAV Of Januan. \ u
i-ye bong iufcHici to The s,Ii Si's'1 ia
the .um &, $500. 90 specified 10 l"u notes
dated IS above, 10 secure the same, 81 The
same date m.rgaGrd L, the SAID Slas'n me
following desctbsi land IN Pirs'ori a'oro.
SAL. W. tHo ntu that Tie 'ud simeon
r.rn ut.' '"Irg 'hc sane 'fU 'H'i TIE
sl.t ..
a. .at.. s4.o -mt.H, t,,.c..e Oh, .sa.I
Decd being had tot a moro particular de-
seuruou OF sad promises That ca tho
lsuday Of Angus, \ y. 1879. tie sad
SimcIu nuftgstci nae sad premises 10 the
said Rcu5cu Il Thrll 60 secure the pay.
menl ~ $500 That afterwards tie said
4
redemption to tho sad Reuben. That after.
ward. The SAID Reuben conveyed tho same
premises bY Warranty 10 lhc slil William
Vice cr Thai afterwards the said Vice.
Ter conveyed the same premises 10 the said
haruu Leach upon The coalition and under
standing that the sad Slas0n. ioi hs claim
upon The sand premises, would ro'y upon tie
responsibility Of The sad ThBll aud Vince.
Ter and that the said leach should not be
disturbed IA his possession Of the said prem.
scs. That the said Wheeler ani Leach have
paid the claim fthe said THAI That the
SAID sun due the orators from the said SIM
con has no, been paid And Praying that
the ssid defendants may bo decUed 10 pay
The said sum due the otatots, OF Ill! they be
forever loreelosed OF an equl'y VI teueu"i'-
ton OF the premises.
The usual process % subpoena having
been granted, and It appearing to the cout
helc that simeon Nugh, one Of tie defend
ants resides " nh this state Il - oSd,yed
Ma, he Oe notified To appeal Al the Apti
Term OF this coull hcttio be holden at kut
land, within and lur he county ul Rutland
on the second TUESDAY OF Ayri \ y. 1910
by IubiIshIng the Substance Of SAID hi
With this order three weeks sucCcssitcy II
ihc Roland Head printed al Rutland, The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
ri.LeoS.nN ORGANS.

NOSiRl ORGANS,
: terY important disease over which his
U.t,au ,r,rs = rowstful irnuenct, 10 tina,
OF = DISEASED lIN tR.
IN tUs complaint, ct has ND, uljcdly rfoved
rl,te t0tra,lHus than any remedy hitherto
cupiuVtI. and ~ ruinttpus instances when
poe ..-,ts had endured hong and severe suffer.
tu- tom tie disease. without receiving the
EAST ieurhl fruu various remedies, and when
N,rrurU h,s lesr rr,uHrd tu 10 vain, the
nse ofims BAisam has restored tie Liver 10
health, action. and IN many instances ei-
Ucr,ed PERMANENT CURES, after every
kncwn remedy had failed 10 produce The de-
sired effect
Op,Hi0n II rsrular PhyHeian.
Exeter, Ne. Sept. 30, isij.
This coriifes that have recommended
the use Of " i,tar's B,lsam Of Wild Cherry
iof diseases az iiue lnans, Tor issa ycsss past,
and many bottles 10 my knowledge hsve been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re.
suits IN two cases where it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, The
Wild Cherry effected \ cure.
F.. Boynrs, Physician a, Exeter Cornef.
QUACkFkN No DEC EP(lON
Al putush,I statements III cures perform
Cd by This medicine are IN every respect tue
~ tfhff - "hNSrI'Na ana fWlidfoHs -
The unparalleled and astonisli ING efficacy o.
Dr. Nlstat's lillsam Of wild Cherry in all
diseases hr which II IL recommended, cur.
lnp m,ny cases after tie skill Of the bes
physicians WAS unavailing has effected 2
large and increasing demand for It. Ihi.
TACT has CAUSED several unprincIplcd counter
letters and nlloiots TO palm OF spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance, ioj
tic genuine Ellslm.
Be careful and get the genuine DR WIS
rlU's B,tsRuor VIM CutRnY None gen
uiur nnle, slcucd by BUTTS Address
an orders TO SETH w. FOWLE, Boston
Miss, For sale by Luther Dluicr Rutland
Jones 4 Dow, Cuunavillc J Perkins
Casrc,ons W Noultun & CO., West Poult
rcy 4 Bliss 4 CO.. roul,ucy B. Beals
Wells, Whcdon & Swallow, Pawle,; $
Smith, Dainty 1 corners | J Vail & Co
D,uby Henry Simonds, prtio,d Warren &
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale b.
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land 81 Nv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
Aims R,son co"f"
Chufndeu. ioh gg,l,to 10

III = lhs sghsruheu,h eIGg appointed as Tie
w Ff-as,s oo8r i4i The titluci Of Rutatd
son-L. ~ -urrt w receive examine. and 80
lssi al claim, ant ocmauds OF all pVfsons
agai1si The estate ~
h..'ar Acai. Tate - WaUrsCrs.
in sac dia.i.ci deostset. represented Iutr..
'eai, su' A.s7 a.. c.s.rus ADD demands ellIb-
lie- lH ea-Fi l-ercio art q marrhs roa,
20 -'.' dal a. l's en,ri lss'. beng s.iop
G. ~ sa.4 r's'f To- Nai PuVosc, We DO
ii.sfs lore hereby s.,e uo'i.e th. y. v.-I
attend o. iae launtss of our a. 49,. r.,
mf1i o. tle .sis dwelling b-.lss OF 80 u,
G. ssci 10 NtH1g t1rt Or lhs 50 Wstr,,
CAV si iras rfa h.r 'Ins u'tlarL
pr.. fe-r a.c.a.t p u. aa said cav
NosvrIt EatlF. 4,
Af.4r ,.tt N'n''n .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-12
RUTLAND AND BENNINGTON
RAILROAD.
SELLING orr 1T COST.

GOODS may be bought a, he Fao1,e, i,
~ Ersba7se and Ct,4I CasA Store until
Tie opening 81 navigation lar Just exactly
cost aad DO mistake We, are, deiemin-
81 'o make room frg he hrgc,i sssor,lneut
Of Spring Goods ever iIrret 30 ilis county.
one 1est's eAPerurW, las established HE
Tact Tat Ne ready ray system - the only
correct Nay Of doing l-,.ucss Those. Whn
during lhe past ycarAate paid Us one hundred
dD.afs .l,.s sa4sGcJ lhst We have saved
latm AZ lcla' twenty five We are now de.
ieiminc- Z. '0. tI, femaiu-tr Of our ,,,. L
q, cost kDucmacI ihcFarmer's Fsrh,,oe
j. II SABIN s co, Agents
Wa.rgl.,d, Fob. Il.ISl6
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VS.. DON NELL.


balH' hdinei June, j, 1871.
Mr. +. Brown, Dear SIT - have for some
time past suffered much from the laund,ce
and dyspepsia at the stomach, loss Of appe
lite, and trouble and pain from the least sim.
pie food, with pain ~ the head and sides. a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of The system. Afier using a
number NJ medicines without any relief was
induced "a Try your Sarsap'IiIla and IONA
10 Buffers. ! received immediate relief from
the use Of one bottle and ! feel eratI6ed for
the great relief have received, and would
recommend Il % all others WIN arc suffering
from similar disorders lnurs truly,
FREDERICK -. SHAW.
Address All orders for the above lnvaiua
bic medicine to the proprietor Ftedeil,k
Brown. GS Washington -. Botou
AGENTS Luther Daolcls Ruland---
ZONES q Dow, CuuinpsNlie l. Jameson,
Clstlcion " Moulton q Co.. IVES, Pouli.
me-, 4 Buss, Pouhuey Is Beals. Wells .
hradun & swallow. pawlci : Smith.
Dandy corners J II Nan s Co. Dainty .
II SmDrds. PrsforI Warren 4 Bliss.
Brandon. and for sale also by'dugcists and
appointed agents generally Pace ono dol
lar bottle. - ly
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ELIXlR.

HNIl T. hGcal NbtlUtfh htHi''N
d Gods, bleeding q, the lure' ''.'
ls, Night Sweats, difficulty Of lir
all other diseases ~ the Lung s."
.nJpleut stages OF the CoEsamI.
c,itence % which can he ui 30 ..' p
raj sheets and pamphlets 80 lDe bands .
gents, some 81 Which are occa-
iisHci in another part Of iN,s 'f.''
CURTIS d SMITH, 81 A.D' ..
Ouly Wholesale Agents by whom Nst.
be supplied 10 any port Of the lH''' B.
the best terms. a
Sold by especial appointment ''
c. Sloddard, Rutland j Nwsl,
Rutland. v. Ross, Bpndou l.
CsNleton & Walkef Benson .
lis. Mlddletowu \ W. SawYef, 100
II Simonds. Piiisford lis'l 4 F''"
cndon e & B.o'som, " Poo
by some respectable dealer in ne a..