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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
HOW TO BREAK YOUNG OXEN.

Bows and yokes of a suitable size must
be prepared, which should be first put on
the steers, standing together in the stable,
after they have eaten their mornings fod-
Or. When they have worn this an hour
orso each day, for several days, they may
be taken into the yard and be allowed TO
walk round short time, and then unyok-
ed. When we'll accustomed to their yoke,
they should be placed between two other
pair cattle, and driven of short distance
without any load. Then they may be
attached with the other team TO load, and
depend upon they will learn what is wan
ted with them, from seeing what other
cattle do, faster and easier than in any
other way. Never whip them or speak
harshIy. Ifthey do not perform instantly
all that is required, it is from ignorance
generally, and not, as it is too often SuppoS-
ed, from obStinacy or viciousness. Then
all you have got to do is, TO teach them
from the example Of other well broke cat
tie. But when one has not other cattle TO
break them with, more attention will be
necessary, and they will require guiding
in their movements by a cord attached 10
the hornS.-The teamSterS in New Eng
land excel in breaking and driving cattle,
aud they frequently have them so well
taught, that they will perform single or
together, in the yoke or out of it, by mere
word of command, anything reasonable
which can be required of them.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD.

10y virtue of the acts OF the LegiSla-
~ tnres of Alabama and Mississippi, to
incorporated the Southern Rail Company"
books for the subscription of stock in said
company will be opened on the first Mon
day, the 4th day of May, 1885, at the
several places aud for the several amounts
following:
At Raleigh, MI, for $4,000 dollars, I'm
der the superintendence of Jno. q. Black
well, Alex. Chisholm and Samuel Noble.
At HIlsboro, Mi, for $4,000 dollars, I'M
der the superintendent of John Cham
bers, John J. Smith and George Cahea.
At Decatur, Mi, for $4,000 dollars, I'M
der the superintendent of w. w. Drink
water, r. p. Jones and ]. ]. Monroe.
At Paulding, Mi, for 10000 dollars, I'M
der the superintendent of Jas. +: Watts,
Henry Mounger and Simeon r. Adams.
AT Philadelphia, Mi, for 10000 dollars,
under the superintendent of Samuel J.
Wilson, H. E Simmons and Francis Kee-
nan.
At Quitman, Mi, for 10000 dollars, un-
der the superintendent of VIM. Coving-
ton, Jesse HAYNES and Bartlett Gavin.
At Marion, Mi, for $4,000 dollars, I'M
der the superintendent of E. G. HuSSey,
B. F.. Parke and Richard McLemore.
At De Kalb, Mi, for $4,000 dollars I'M
der the superintendent OF VIM. G. Gill,
A. B. Dawson and James Campbell.
Said books to be closed OH Saturday,
18Th June, at P. NJ.
EZEKIEL PICKENS,
THORNTON b GOLDSBY,
BARTHOLOMEW SMITH,
JAMES NJ CALHOUN,
PHILIP l. WEAVER,
NICHOLAS ID COLEMAN,
ALEX. II. ARTHUR,
Commissioners under the charter.
May G. 1916, 41,3t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
TpE DICKSON HOUSE.

- THE undersigned has taken the
ETTHH House so well known as having
been occupied by Mrs. LETITIA DICKSON
in the city of Jackson, where ne INTENDS
keeping house of ,4
Public Entertainment. !,
The spacious rooms of this house, ana +
IFS retired location, render it pleasant, IL
not the most pleasant establishment OF the
kind in Jackson.
The furniture of the house is all new
and the undersigned will spare neither
expense nor labor to render those comfort
able who NAV choose to patronlze him.
He respectfully solicits continuance
the kind patronage which he received du-
ring the past winter as also continuance
ofthe former patrons of the house ne now
occupies, and the patronage Of the public
generally. SAML LhMLA'
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
Livery Stable.

II r DERRYBERRY returns his thanks
~ 10 bic friends, for The liberal patronage be
has received hereioioTr He intends keeping
BIS sable well supplied with proveDder and al.
tentive osilerA He hopes 10 be able 70 render
satisfaction 10 ell who mag favor bin with their
euaom. His sable is On the right side Of State
street, beiween the Mansion House and Mr..
McNair's new brick building fronting TIE sore
Of MesrrL Hobson & Lamb, where be will al.
waTs Be found He vail Be pleased 10 attend 10
al who may paironiss his sable
jackson. Der. iGt5 aslr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
THE FARMER.

1t does ones heart good to see q steady,
round faced farmer. So independent, and
yet so free from vanites and pride. So
rich, yet so industrious patient and
persevering in his calling, and yet so kind,
social and oblging. There are thousand
noble traits about his character. He is
generally hospitable-eat and drink with
him, and he won't set mark on you as
some we know will--you are welcome
He will do you kindness without expect
ing return by way of compensation. 1t
is not so with every body. He is generally
more honest and sincers-less disposed to
deal in low and underhanded cunning,
than many we could name. He gives
society its best supports the frmest
pillar that sustains the edifice of govern
ment--he is the lord of nature. Look al
him in his homespun and greys, bucksl
gentlemen! laugh at him if you Wilbur
believe it. he can laugh back if he peases
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03

May q man marry bis deceased wifss sis,er7
hshe says |yeS" when the question is popped,
we hold thar be may-and more Than ibis II
she Be young, pretty, amiable and accomplish
ed, and necessary 70 bic happiness, we think
bin fool II be dou't-maugTe all that persons
ay 70 the contrary.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
Public Entertainment.

CITY OF JACKSON, March 20, 1846.
Having rented my house 10 Col. SamI
Lemly, would respectfully request the
aid of my old friends TO extend to him the
the liberal patronage which they have
hitherto afforded to me. am satisfied
they will find him q landlord in every way
obliging and worthy of public favor, 1t
will be highly gratifying to me to know
that those friends who have heretofore vi
sited my house, continue to patronlze 1t.
LETITIA DICKSON.
Apri |. 1876. 39-2m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
A CARD.


NEO. WOOD thankful for the liberal pa.
" tronage extended to him by the people Of
Eastern Mississippi, desires respectfully to soil.
cit their attention to his large and well selected
stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos, Wines, Liquors,
&c. &c, which, for variety, quality, and prices,
cannot be surpassed by any stock in the city.
He has, during the last summer given his per,
sonal attention to the selection of his stock Of
Northern goods and can assure his friends thu
he has purchased his stock at such prices al
made such arrangements for future and cOnstar
supplies, as viii enable him to offer stronge
inducements in prices than ever before
has made arrangements for supplies Of Wester
produce direct from the Western country, and
will be kept supplied with the best articles the
markets afford and he would take this oppor.
tunity to repeat the assurances often made, that
he guarantees all goods sold by him. to prove
equal to representations made and samples
shown, and pledges himself to make good all
deficiencies, |! is his intention to keep well
assorted and seasonable stock in summer as well
as winter and will give his personal attention
to all orders with which he may be favored
and trusts by his constant personal care and at
tention to business, to receive a liberal share oil
the custom ofthe people oil Eastern Mississippi
Store, No. IA Commercestreet, Mobile.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
j.. & 8. A. ID. STEELE,
ATTORNEYS iTIAW

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WILL attend the courts in the 5th Judicial
w District, andthe adjoining counties; also
the supsrsr Coun Of Chsncery, and the High
Count Of Errors and Appeals, al jackson.
Address, Marion, Mi.
Angus Is, 1874 6tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
II. COOMBER,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER.
rs prepared to do all work IN his line at the
n shortest notice, viz: House Painting, in all
its branches, Coach Painting and Trimming,
Graining, Harding, Glazing, Lettering,
ColOriag Repairing, Ornamental Painting,
of every description, &c. &c, on reasonable
terms.
Orders left at this Office, will be attended
to. May Is, lS45. Ill
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
Eyes Right and Dress!!
AT
GARRETVHVS

"hOiO Cuu NC lOuIIu, a 81 lCIulu uoooOlG-
ment of new and fashionable
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Cutlery,
This stock of Goods having been pur-
chased on credit. and without any inten-
ton of paying for them, (hauling done
gratis, board and house rent thrown in,
and not being very extravagant in my lit
tie necessary expenseS,) is proof sufficient
that all or any part will be sold lower than
those who purchase for cash, either at the
factories or at auction. Cash, Beeswax or
Dry Hides will be taken.
| forgot to mention Jugs; Jars, with
covers; Band-boxes and Scythe Blades.
And las, though not least in importance, is
Allebasi's Poor Mans PIaSter!!
April s, 1916. 40-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-03
DIR. II. w, EaSIey.

DAs - :" AAUcACyS
OFFERS his services TO the citizens of Gar
" landsville, and its vicinity, in the various
branches of his profession, and being brought
up in a Southern institution, where Southern
diseases are taught, he hatters himself he will
be able to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with their patronage His
charges will be made to suit the hardness ofthe
times He may be found at his office, or at
the residence of JAMES E. WATTS when not
professionally absent
April Is, 1916 4l-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
DIR. II. Y. PEERY'S
yERMIEUGE OR "DEAD SHOT,
FOR WORMS.
A h,gA'y rsiuabIe Prspordhts, ecyshs' IRON
the prompniude Of rs action, Of eiesr-
,ns me system IN a fec hours
If SrSVg ,rorya

A h,gAIy ssiuabIe Prspordhtr, trrsht' RON
the pro,r pGiiude Of tiS action. Of rIesr-
sns The system IN tep hours
Of epfry uorm.
There (. perh,ps no dss,,e TO which Ch'ldres
eve exposed common end fatal Is ~ormej ihey mt
tate the symptoms ~ slu,os, ever, o'he' eoTPn,n'
md often pr",lune he mot 't'rmins efiets hr'"'e
they ore ,u,peoIrc Tie symptoms which &c pro,
due ed b, the irritation Of ~ofns in the eo~eh, snd
~heh ~uh some degree a. certainty indicate their
eIirsIee, ere 80 foioss -Countensnes pa'e' tongue
~hiteI, furrsd, grinding OF the teeth, fed orrsb,
stomach hard and s~el'ed, Wasting OF inc nee''
Sch ne.. snd paine 10 the stomach, bo~elseiher 100
cnst,e or too loose, great fretiulnee unnstufsf
craving for clay dir or chalk colo, convs'ons'
ht,. te. &c.
Sun,erou, certificate. OF the value and 0'efulnes
Of TIN. preparation arc almost daily reoeved.
Tn. follow ing i, from the Rev. w Winton,a
d,tingo shed preacher OF the Methodist Choith.
Abingdon. W. Msy ~, las.
! do hereby certify that have used w PeefJ's
vermfuse IN my family 10 the great ss''satiion OF
uy.e and relief Of my children. II 70 prompt IN
a., action and IN one removed large number OF
worms in three or four hours saer II vss given TO
the child. am satisfied that as vernfuss 1t 10
''P'"'' ~ W b wINToN
Ne-bern N. c May Esd. ~.
! Dear sir-I ha,d been snIioo'ly looking for .:
mother supply OF your Dead Shot Verhifuge. ~
nave not a single vial len. There ere eon,tsnt
applications Tor the medicine, aud should be
pleased to supply The demand II has proved Itself
90 far 90 tried in this vicinity, to DO positive spe
eihc and no humbug. Please inform me BY return
mail how soon you can furni'h me with snotoer
supply. ,,c,
Truly yours J. A. LOGAN.
| Price IS cents per ,i'i.
Prepared by DR.. H. F. PyIRr and sold .hoie.
sale and retail by A, b. q d. SANDS. Drug
pis's, 100 Fulton 81 corner OF William, n.
/ York.
Sold also by Luther Daniels, Rutland; j.
| d. Bcsmsn, w. Poultnev; II. Simons. PITTS
ford and by Druggists generally throughout
! the United States. 26:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
REMOVAL.

uF.K KNIGHT would inform his ftiends,
81 customers and the public generAliv, INST
he h,, removed from his old Nand into the
new building. J doors north OF tina oourt
house. ND AsiIs, where he hss suitabls
,l,op' and which contains all the necesssfy
,mplsrpsnts. for masking meas and BOYS
Sesrint apparel with dispatch IN the NOS
tsshionsbls style. snd In . mancss OF durs-
bllily fspssking sppcfls,ively) which rsR'
moi he surpassed /: spd which cannot fail bot
to give satisfaction, TO the most skep'icsl and
fasudious-
Pr.ess TO correspond with The man and
Times" He has lOsi received direct from
the civ Of New Yok, The Spnng q Sum
msr fashions, and 10 now ready and prepsr-
ed 10 NEE, Tho eslIs OF his numerous friends
and customers. Grateful for pas, fsr"rs.and
having long ago adopted Frsnklin's principle
Keep your shop and your shop will keep
you," he would most respectfully So
iicit continuation OF the sane.
Cuu NJ Tor Others TO make. and warranted
10 6t-providsd, the aforesaid Others make
hem properly. All kinds ot produce iAken
10 payment.
Remember J doors north Of the Court
House-up' siaifs-Enuancs north aide o'
ID p. Bells Store.
IF. X earnestly reiterates the demand
that those having unsettled accounts WIN
him of three wears standing, and owe him
(asthls lenltv IL Sufficient for the most 'fhoI
! and lawless, must make immediate settle
ment, or he will be under the necessity
resor,inp TO the remedy 40 wisely PROVIDED
| Tor in sUch cases. bv our able Legislators
Rutland. NAV 10, lS46 2Oti
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

TOR THE CURE OF THE FOLLOW INC
I'ompl.intsi Drop.y ~ all ~, totn'i 1fa'e'
I'm N, several stsge,; al dueases OF the Nmh'''
and utinsry organs Al fsma~ ,"up'a"r -
.,...,o,. ke &e Weakness. Debiitiy. V'seases
n he siond ssch 40 setofu- and others OF an stuP
,i,, character All affections 9th" lune'i 'nu'ma
ton. of e,ets hind even those oi NC tNf'' i.'''
CompI,int, Con,Lmp,ion, UenVtsl Dep''"' q, '"'
Swat, m, Piles OF every ehsrsete'i 1aonn"'' tNe'
,nd Aour and indeed any complaints whieh ~ 70 w
cached through the blocd, and the proprietor mere
eor6d,nii, asserts tosi he can, IN e'e'y ca" = y"
MISTER whst the compliant may NJ no ma"e' ~"
y.,,ous the clas ri complatnt'-mahe aPt'm'"' w
and radical cure, II The m'd,c'n' '' =,
10, the efficacy of the articlc and he ~ AZ beflN I"
use the rame, Of the foilo~'ng hiEhlt 'e'peo'""s
individuals who have been cured m 'h's Guy anu
,,einu, Every individual here named can ne seen
nd ,,nve,..d with and the psrtiruas OF the cases
cured c,n be known by residing the ir'u"ohy W 'os
hs ada Of the agents wi q will win pie"n,e iu'ns"
mphlo,s 10 all Who may call for them nc pro-
| pfietor nsks and inde"d most earnestly schoi" a
strict investigation 81 the testimony he,e s' Io''n
and ia departure from s,rict Truth br ionnd 10
any ~ertihcste offered he will paw the oott oi the
public ION Of said eIposufe-And ABIDE by the con-
sequncss. 7 he proprietor would also 'He mat eve
~ cure here ccri6 to- has been gwen over 80 IN
| curable by the most talented medical men IN th's
city or state And such ha, been the case WIN eve
nv cure made by this article far and near. Hut the
| theory which The inventor OF the Lthron'rlpc Ia
ses his cures upnn-that OF but "one great disease
'.d b., h', ONF GREAT REMEDY Is nee
49, ~ a., cue. in yariou, complaints nne
A. n,oot uh,ch b.,s follow, e.,r bshes tho theor,
w. a., :, "a. ,,ct ,r ,r,.
.rn, N,,,,,i., Uufr,lo cs,e n
..nri, ,.,,,,,,n, !, ocn,raI Dton.y trdid,l al n,
..,;,. c,,. S,,,. W,od Of BuSslo, bleeding nj III.
49, 70 ,nd,n. rnn,l,.s and ne REC
os' "a 49, r n,nv ,,,r. conrecte,
cure W, y. a. !" ''o", ~ 3;i.., nys, cam
WIN inc hun 40 ", NM IL. ogc,, c,.s n
PAM. ie'l u y, ..',us' 49,. ad c,orI Il,
bleeding p'es ,nh'ma''om o. .ne h"'
perfect cure ~, .' I,s, y, Wv, s,"
.;n.,,. ~ ro,,, siondinu cured by G bottle,
NJ % 10 ., Pal :, c,., of ,na,mma,or,
VIZ .,,e Ui,,m A V,voh,n
n'n'. ii'm s ~ ,ha tb,oat , comnlel, euIc
sc'o'u'u' e"e"l"s y" ."e 80. or ontr, I.n,o.
p'o,ee DaNu', W t;,,a !. ..,,iG.d ~ nv m,
o, 10 yeafs 'ano."s t'.' =, g. 80. p A W..
non o's'e ,a,,,,, u v,,Lc,
burqh, ESQ So'totss U, r"' ~. "a NJ -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
STAGE NOTICE.

nNsnd sher Monday May ~, en- accom-
. modsuoo sage Gill leave Rotlaad eve
~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday. . O.
a. and arti,s 81 keepe & p. %. sare day.
RETURNING.
I es,e Ksene. svcry Tuesday, THURSDAY snd
ssturdsy, Of Ss n. and sfnvs ~ Rutland
zane day. By epa.
Al Cs,.nd,.h this line ~ill connect 9th Q
10. fot Clstsnoni. y. II. same deg.
RETURNING.
Passengers cen Leave Clsremon' ever
Tussdsy, Thursdsy snd Saturday o. J
m. end % 10 Csslleton, VI The SANE night
there connecting With tho Burlington sne
A bsny limo going directly on siiho0 sleep
ius and sui,ins 81 Albany ,es nest Day
Up. -
with line that iesvesC ssileion, 81 y o'ciocl
the nelt morning LOT whnshaI and Ssfs,o
n, srrvins al Saratoga same dsy d p. n
Al Wslpole this line Conntcis with III
Connecticut River line, aud arriving o. Bret
ilebe,o' came DAYS by sp, IN. Re'ofnin
leaves Bssulehoro Tue.dsy, Thursday en-
Saturdays, slriving at Rutland :. p. On. an
dsv
The Burlington a Boston regular msil lin
via Ru,lsnd and Keene. n H., ell lesv
Rutland evesy day - here,ofoss ., p mex
rspt Saturdays. leave Sunday Mofpies q
a. m snd arrive in Boston In 20 beors
A sisge leaves Whitehall N9 a. ~. ev
sr, de-, except Sundays TO ooonsc' 9Th TN
line At Ru,lsnd ssne dsys, so thst psssen
GERS can GO frnm Whiirhall 10 Boston IN w
DAYS +. FOSTER COOK 4 co.
l9u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15
RUTLAND AND HANOVER
NAIL STAGE.

vu,uV nrop,ie,or. OF tbs line OF stages
xoaid inform the puillc that hey are
,-'u,ios -, Stage nom Rutland, VI, 10 Han
Nh Leaving Rutland Tuesdays. hurs'
a.. and S.tnidsys Of each week, 81
s,ott m passing through Mendon. shet'
$50. R,idsv.ler, Woodwork lahsViI'e'
o,.ch. y,l,sss, Hartford, and there 'n'e''
..,,,oo With a Stsee for Lebanon same eve
-. ,h.no, tn Norwich and Hanover. arm
go ,nst, nj . O'Clock, p. m. and running
=. rnnn,e,,on with Stages tina, lssse IN" same
.,,ninv 10, H.verh,n, n IL, pas.ing ,hfo
Isr. Orotd, P,eimoni, Fairlte, and bisd'
g., "A. ,l.o , stage which lesves every morn
80, 4 O'clock, q m, for Concord, n. H.
..ioo through Lebanon, Fnheld, Spring
ed Mnmoit, Andover, aud Salisbury 70
- Conco,d al.o with stage passing throueh
~ Iondon. Sutton, Warren, Hopkinion'
no,c,,in 10 Concord, arriving in season 'or
a.. Car, for Manchester, Nashua, Lowel d
po.,on. ,spa evening. People travelling
-, w,ll 6nd the above route more ooumo-
d,ou. ,,,iet. and cheaper, Than any othsr III
-. coao,,y. q. there i, q competition from
Wood.,oeL 10 Concord and Nashua. hisn
.see leavesw oodstoek every day ior"inds
40, cl.,moni, to c oneotd, FranoiStown q
N,.ho,. IN season for the Cars. stage
I.,,., Woodstock every Monday, "sdnes'
Asy and Friday, st S o'lork, =. IN. Tor Barn
.,d B.,bsl West Randolph, Brainiree 'BUok-
S.,d Mortified, TO Montpelier hlso stage
90. Hanover for Chelsea, passing through
Sotv.ca. The,ford, West Fsiiiee, and YER
,hier
Y, .,foi-1 from Hanover to Rutland leave.
Hanover cverv Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday s,7 O'Clock. a. m, arriving ~ no'
i.nd is o'clock D m Also Stage loaves
Ryusnd Immediately for Toy and ALBANY,
.,nv,na Al Troy al one o'clock, p. m mex
d,,,.iso stage fiom Rutland TO WhnehA'
~ SA,,,oe,, arriving in Whitehall nsI
,,o,,inc in season foI the pseke, oostes snc
H., IN. S,esmhoais on The lake Also sne'
80. Rutland every Tnesday, Thursdsd d
S,mrd.y for Manchester, Bennington ane
Troy. arriving al Troy same cay Also
st,ee leaves Rutland every morning ounos>
,,cen,.O for Piusfotd, Brandon, Miod'eoui
and burlington A conveyance IL IN 'eso'
,,a, all lines Tor passengers itomho'1ah'
to Clarendon Spungs n
p.oole procuring tickets in Albany or roy
At the sinee office, will insure sea- W !"
,h,,. line of stages from Rutland to wood
,,ocs Hanover, HayeThill, OF any OF The
bove named places.
r,i. r,u,e /, iuani.hed with oAyeiul an
accommodating driysrs, and good Teams {
Co,ehe.. Extras furnished on shOn no
u-e. r., -
UPAR BoSsdgs OF the rr'S Of the orneT
X. RICHARDSON j. ! Proprietor
X BARKER, prom h""dH
J.p. STRONG, 10 Honor"
Angus, 25, ls40 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-15

II Is now about ten years since this medi.
cine has been introduced TO the public,
and II stands unrivAlled in lis effects. bear
IN the severe test OF the scrutiny OF all class
eS, both friendly and uniriendiy. II is but
for one purpuse-tor the use OF Mothers, who
have 10 pass through sea OF affection in
giving birth 10 mankind, not TO be described
II is TO you, We make appeal, IL Is for your
general aid special good ihst you should
make use Of one bottle OF The MOTH
Frs RELIEF before confinement, then
you can approach the patureDt chamber
without feeling as II YOU were going 10 the
cha mbef OF oeslh. You may rest assured
ihst II will still all febrlle and nervous af-
eclions. IL smooihs and shields from irrit,-
lion, and by It's peculiar properties, 1t des-
uoys the cause Of hemUrrhage or infiama-
ton that 50 often attends and follows the
hour OF partuIltion. Ii causes sweat and
natural rest, and at last faciliisies the binh,
so that mnlheIs viii not have To pass ihru'
such eXcruriating pain and distress. | he
mothers relief may be depended upon in all
cases Of ihlealning abortion, where it is pos
slOle 10 be prevented in cases Of srasms,
&c. causing frequent alarm, from two to
three doses will awe immediate relief
As The sobjec, u one that cannot with pro-
pIieiy be fully discussed 10 this public man.
1 rel, We invite all who leel iassI esied TO call
on our agents lmosl OF the respectable drug
gists in the United S,sies,) or on the manu-.
fsctorer, sDd they will be fssnished with a
pamphlet 10 ~hich they will hnd all the facts
TO form q correct opinion OF Us merits, and
also the opinion Of many physicians Of emi.
nenee, and Of persons who hsys become ac-
qusin,ed with its bene6cisl affects
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY.
W. y. S,oddAfd Ruilsnd-N. W Saw.
yer, Tiumou,h-L NJ. Walker Clarendot
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7. II. Spencer & Co. Fletcher q Wright
Orwell. Vail a Gus, Middlelown-L Joy
Benson
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We earn that spurious articles Of Moth
er's rsiiei are put up by &. II. d J. II. Cole
mau, OF Buffalo, one DR. Smith Of New York
also ComstOck Of \. Y o., his bottles and ca,
with The directions that are pasted 90 IN
bottle, are nearly perfect fac smile to our
Tie once was an sesnI OF sers and has IN
genuine pamphlets consequently u 10 WEI
calculated TO deceive The public, Ask 70
, Bauhohck's Mnlher't Relief None y geo
uine Unssss our signstures are ionbd Sihi
; the wreath OF the direction that is pasted o
me nollltt ~ hnco WIN oaf ~Hh uanNl and q
: yer ths neck Of the bottle il fac similis 4
oUT hand wiring, slso.
John LsnPdon, FACTORY Point. Vt, is /
e gent lJr he Stale Of Vermont Orders az
e dfesssd 10 him will meet wl,h prompt ai.sr
uOn.
By amending IN The above direction. no On
p need be- imposed upon
% atem g. A. BARTHoLICK
GRAIN CRADLES