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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-16
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
DIE sTUFFS, &c

4 ONG, WE'RE, g. 90, would respect
- fully announce 10 the public that they have
opened adrug shop in room Immediately over
their Store. They expect To keep a full supply
of every article usually kept in Drug Stores. The
following is list Of few Of tn. hading articles
lust openinr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO


SaHia AsnN o. AZ roy 10 rtra Gu
aHo'A,r RsrolEnoS ~ MeIiso-Prcpar
at'esi 10 ta,rf on hs War-Lsiisri
harqst G,aAisi. g.
The paekt, ship Adelaide. Captain Ad
ans, strNei At New York on THURSDAY
from ava Hns, wbcnee she ~ lled on the 9,h
inst
The new, thu, received 10 ofan highly
important character
The English Mail steamer had arrived
at Havsnna from Vera Cruz
She brought Intelligence Of revolution
IN Mexico IN favor Of Santa AnnA
Soon after the arrival Of tho Steamer Gen
ersis Santa AIMS Almonte and R,lon !, a
HAVANA N lhcBru,h steam Araba char
tered for that purpose, TO take them TO Vera
Cruz, and Ibcv are now probably nj the
latter place. The Mexican Congress on the
2oth July passed decree grating Letters
OF Marque against the commerce Of the t.
states
1, appears that the city Of Mer'co & the
city of Vera Cruz had both declared for
Santa Anna
The IHdrc:or OF Vera Cruz, OF 3l.t July
states thu, that city had pronounced IN favor
Of the plan Of GuadaloJara, with some ad
diuons, that Generals Londero and Perez
led the movement; the troops oftte fortress,
OF San Juan d'UlIoa, also adhered to the
plan. The likeness OF Gen SANTA Anna
was carried through the streets, causing
great enthusiasm and rejoicing
7 The Ell Republican, has several column,
Of individual voluntary subscriptions to md
IN carrying on the war with the United
States
General Paroles WINS to leave the city Of
Mexico on the 29lh OF July, to take com.
mand OF the troops on the frontier
The government throws itself in the arms
OF the people TO save the republic, and to
preserve the Independence Of the nation 4
republican principals from being sacrificed
/ by their Northern invaders The govern.
ment firmly believes the effort will be sue
cessful
The troubles OF the citizens OF Mexico on
the RIO Grande, are alluded to 10 the press
es ofthe country. and with much appa rem,
bitterness against the United States
The citizens Of Mexico are called on, in
general terms, to rise en- mdsse, and repel
their invaders.
The Government, are sending, with all
despatch, extensive war supplies Of all DIES.
cuptions 10 Monterey, to be al the dispose
OF the Commandment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

FATAL ACCIDENT The keene n. H.
PhtIdnthroplst, Of The 2lst inst, says On
Friday morning last, a young man, MIR
George Spoonenburg, from Mohawk Vii
lage, Herklmer Co. N Y, one OF the
ovels eers on Section Is, Is, Division, Of the
Cheshire Railroad, was struck By rock
weighing a ton and half which was loos.
encd by the jar of blast, from the high
embark menI, and rolled upon him, causing
his death IN about FIVE hours remain
I'd perfectly nsensble I'LL death
ANOTHER. The same morning man
wa. found IN the excavation between the
nha,ments of the Railroad bridge ut Troy
village, where he had lad all eight he
had driven his horse and wagon of one Of
the abulmen,s which was over 20 feet high
HIS horse was killed and the wagon smash
ed, one oflhe lhils piercing the body OF the
horse. The man was taken TO the tavern
and at the las, accounts was likely 10 re
cover.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
ri TlNND AID HANOVER
IA C-ASC.

'TNlf ps~i ti-tors 81 ~. lins 81 stage
! su1'' intum ne puhle that ,hst s's
fnr Int Sa-s 'u,r Fuiisrd, VI, - Vas.
vet Y ~ lrt,.-. q 'srA Tue,iats Thuts.
"ats 80. - .I'.ts %. - p w~ek al o.
rl't q. ~ r1.,t,g ihtourh Msndon. Sbrt
howe. ft,ftV r't'. y rsipfk. Taisvi'e,
2 e-ha NInerr Hsutft. ,n4 there ir'ef
'rriirr WI S'srs Tor stsrnr s,9s eve.
'Hg hence 20 NoiNich snt Hanottt. stu.
wing there ~ I o'clrek r N and running
q come uon Win "thsst 'h,t leave tho ,sps
evening Tor Hs'rttil y " pAs.ins thru
LYME. Of'oti. Pictmon' tsrh, ,hd ntsd.
ford. slso siege which leaves eyrty roo,n.
ior as o'clnrk, m, iot 'oo"ott, y "
ts..ne through l,chanon, fnheld. Hpbne
holt. Wlmo't. tnfotet, sud Sal,hofV ~
ip tnfcuft. also With s,sg~ passing thrrr4.
New London. Sutton. Warren, Hcpkintuh.
Rusrs~ M io tpncoft. stti,ing IN ,essnn iot
iNe Cas- iat Maus ttsttf, Ns.huh, lowell &
Hostor, ssme t'ruug People tfnrr.inE
East - SIT tad ne ,h'vr route awe con M
d,uus. eaEicr. and ,hra0et, t1sn sny othrf ~
too country, - We're is a competition '' "a
Nootstatk io tanruti ard Nashua Ma
Aslagc IrorrsN u"d.toe1 e'ctv dN tffN tu,.
.of C.atemont. io tuuc ,'b. tnh,s'uw 4
Na.hua. 90 season iot he Cas- 4 80 g
leaves Woodstock eteO NuudSt, Nt.trt.
tay srd tu'aN. o. o'lo,k, n ~ fov = ....
md ncthr' Wet W,ui.1rl.. BtAinttst "
Ho'd, Nutuhrij. 10 NunipcNrt Mao ~. .r
caves Hanover iaf thrIsr1. psSsitr ttt..D. ,
\.tW.u, Thctord, We, lailcc, aut ~.
q. 0ef
ltrwture from ll1ro,,. r.,.' I,s.,,
ll''o,c' ,,cV MH.''y Wednesday s.1
FRIDAY at : u','nrk,s N. rtt,1g At Rot.
land At O'clock T. M Also a o.. 'c dawes
NWand lmmcdIrrlv ipt ITO, 90. ALBANY,
Aruvtnr a. Troy At uu, O'Clock 3D. m rr,t
d',i alan .Agc h.n Rmlar' tn whitehall
sul Sai'tupa, arr Ius IN Nhnrhall newt
mnfulur n season l,u the pa'ksI hoa,es 'pi
for tho Steamboats, ON ihc lake Also ,tsge
leaves Rutland evrW lno,j,y. Thut-iad 4
SATURDAY fot Manchester. ncnmneinn snd
Troy, arriving Ut Troy some @a, Also
Stage leave. Rutland evcty norntr. iSurda,
etcepct) lor P,t.'"rd. Bi1udpn Mrdtlrhutv
ard Burlington A CONVEYANCE IN lcadt-
ness at OF. um"- i1r pss,engris lfcmRu.sud
to Chrrnfou Spuogs
| People procuring u,ksls IN Alhanv of1r"v.
at the stage OH ., ellI io,ufe seat m tba
above I,oe 81 .'ae'' from Rutland 10 wood.
stock, Hanover. IlI'crht'l, OF any OF tie =,
bove named pieces
TIN. route I. usr,,h.d with cAyriu, sud
accommodating drivers, Snd good TeNms 4
Coaches ENltas futmshrd on short no
tie.
UPAH Hsgrcce NJ the rnl OF the O,ru,r
Il RlClIAHDNON.Jr Proprietor,
Il BNNk ne bom Bniiaad
p STRONG. 10 Nar.rer.
Angus, % lsiB -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
EXECUTION OF WYATT THE
IRDERER

The Rochester Democrat Of Tuesday
gives the following particulars Of the exc.
cntlon Of Wynu
At precisely 8 o'clock. on Monday nL
tcrnoon Wyatt WIS executed BY the Sheriff,
IN presDncr e III" Judges Of the court. Sur.
rogate Clrfk, District Attorney and ~
other citizens, one Of whom is our inform.
ant At2 ID O'Clock they proceeded to
the ace Of execution, IN The Jail ond near
Wyntts cell.
The prisoner tainted and soon recovered
and was led TO a chair under the halter and
seated lie again swooncd Atu quarter
before three the sheriff adjusted The rope
when Wyatt said in substance
Mr. Sheriff | want to say few word,
before die. | have seen much and expe
renced much IN this world, bat 1t will soon
be over. | respect you and | respect your
family, hope the community will not
blame my Council They have done all
they could for me, and hope the people
will not censure them Judge SIsson snld
a cergymen told him abou, the VicksburG
affair; SAID then what say nova min
lister OF The Gospel can tell whn, is not true
| never killed man in Ohio, and now
say it on The word ola dying man. | have
lived like q man, and | shall die like q
man
i hope all present, and the community
will have compassion and forget bu, an
not afraid to die wish you would plac,
the rope 50 that i, will no, give me pain
want to say one thing more. It is moi
calculated to benefit man TO so to The
State prison, and be treated ne | have been
Good bye, Mr. Sheriff good by Mr. Hop
ping Fare you all well ~
Al precisely three o'clock the block fell
and Wyatt the murderer went mo eternity
without a Struggle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
From The Tribune.
REMEMBER ANNEXATION.

Don't let the &C, nor the consequence pass
out ot,hc public mind
Remember that we are involved ina most
expensive and dsgraceful war, which had
It's origin in the Annexation OF Texas
Remember that the Protective Policy has
been broken down by the votes Of the Tex
as Senators, and could not have been with
out them
Remember that Folks veoes of the Rv-
er and Harbor and French SpoIiation Bills
are justified in good part by the alleged
need OF all the money IN the Treasury 10
carry on the War caused by the Annexa.
lion Of Texas
Remember that the debt Of Texas Is
ye to be pad and lhnIshe has a semroiii'
cal guaranty that Uncle Sam will pay II.
itamou0,s to many mllt0ns.
Rememher thai the inkibili,n Of Congress
Of Slavery 10 the Texas Territory north Of
SO 30 has been utterly secuted By Texas
henrE and that slavery will exist there IN
de- the Constitution OF Texas IN defiance o.
the JOINT Resolutions eonsenIlng to annexa'
too
Remember that Texas has been s,reeh.
cd 10 The Rio Grande IA n,er defiance Of
the boundaries originally claimed by her
sell, as we can prove by Stephen T. Aus
uns Map now in our possession. tie
bounds Texas on the South West By the
Nupces It's true and well known limit
Remember that " 10 the purpose OF an
nex,ion n carve three or four more state,
on, OF TrxaS sad make Them all slave s,aies
10 short, rrmemter The whole drama Of
annexs,lOn has been one OF unparalleled "a.
psety, secea soe gigaptlc io'qohy, sgs'ns
which every honest naI sod lssrT Of Free
dom should sernIy and ndgnss,ly proiesi
ang struggle 10 lie cod The Noah hes
,uE unaeJ Tor once and planted her foo, OF
SAr add mark o. Nomore Slave Territory
Considering thai Texas herself has ulterI,
daegarded spd se 81 defiance one Of the
planes provisions Of the AnneIIng Reso
luoei let US carry out The principle 10 ~
.7ev.atle result ami ss.is 90 having DC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

SAD AccIprSr-We learn lha, about
noon on Sunday last, the bodies OF three
men were found drowned in Hnessurgh
Pond Their names are Samuel Good
win aged 80, Daniel Ray aged 81, and
Byron Briggs, aged is. Mr. Briggs lived
in Richmond, the other two in Hines
burgh
Az inquest jury was Immediately cum.
moned by II Toby, Esq, and from the
testimony elected, n appeared that these IN
fortunate men repaired to the pond to battle
on Saturday evculng-thai nerther Of Them
could srim that Mr Ray lncaulousy goI
lcyond hrs depth, and that Goodwin aud
Briggs. IN attempting TO recue him, were
involved in tie same calamity which has
thu, swept three OF our follow be'ogs to a
sudden death.
The Jury returned a verdict in conforml'
ty to these iacts.--lBurIington Free Press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

The Buf,lo Commercial Ad,eui.e, Of
Dee Is, ls%5, has the following artele re.
gadtog Nsughn's celebrated Mcdielaes,-
We need nnly say read it
Euughn's Vegetable Lnhon,rlpne Nix
lures We are not accustomed to take parlc.
uIaf notice ol the various medicines Of the
day advertised IN our columns. for oil the
us That flesh u hcIfto, bot the array and
character Of the testimonials IN proof Of
|aushn's Vegetable Luhonlup,lc, inserted
to dnr lmpeIs US to depart from our usual
prncucc, aud TO admit that we have never
knowR 90 extensive success to attend any
previous advertised medicine wnhin so
short space ofumc The genulncnc@ Of
. the certificates is undonbl,d-moa Of those
! named nte our own fellow crllsens. one OF
whom has for many years been connected
with this paper, and many Of them iavora
bly, known TO " some ulthem have taken the
pains To call and ccrrohoratc the statements
published and we certainly think the med
/ cine has established for itself nm excellent
reputation" Such notice from one Of he
( hfst newspapers IN the Stale Of New York.
IS no slight honor. and we will merely add
from our knowledge Of the Commercial
Advertiser, five hundred dollars would not
have produced such an article, from th e
pen OF the editor Of that journal, had he not
the proof Of what he has stated no ten
/ times that sum would be- no inducemcnt for
this old and lnnucnual PRINT to hls, upon
the public a worthless article See adver.
tisemeni in another column. Call and get
a pamphlet Of the ngenrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

A I'l,rr from Washington on the day Of
the veto ofthe Ilafbor Bill says
"Thc Presidents veto Message. 10 day
falrIy reused up the Indignation Of the
Western Members They have heen most
elegantly clrcumventcd IN this busnr. -
The bill was kept back until the TatlH was
cafe. Now had our Western friends INSIST.
ed upon the r4urn ofthe River and fIarbor
Bill with the Presidents signature, as the
only condition Of their voting for the tariff
the probability is 'hn, the bill Of Internal
improvement would at least have been suf
icred TO slip quietly into a law, BY the ex.
plrallon OF the ten days Limitation The
Western democrats were in sad humor-
the southern ones never more delighted -
1t was and alfoi! turning of,he high cards
"Thr Southern Democrats nfe IN the as
ccnd mt the Northern fraternity aic IN the
vocallye The management of Secretary
Walker is equal TO any emergency. As a
poIluca tactcln he is unsurpassed Tie
makes every edge cut in every direction"
True had our Northern md Western
Members combined" during the present
session of Congress, as have our Southern
friends something like fair and jus, eglsla.
ton for the whole people might have been
had The folly Is our oan.
But greater advantage than combina.
ton have our Southern friends, Just now -
They have the entire control OF the Execu.
tive power, an influence second to nonr IN
the government This they obtained by a
dcxlerouS mancuvre at the Baltimore con
ven,on. They have got Southern Pfesl
dent with Southern principles, aud through
hm the North and the West have been
made subsetvlent to Southern Policy Now
# the People OF the Free States, with their
eyes open 20 all this, allow the same to be
repeated in lsiS, The fault will be their
own. The next PRESIDENTIAL election wlI
settle the QUESTION forever, or us long MS tho
Lnlon snndG whether the slave policy shall
have the predomIaance 10 this country OF
DOT Another four wears will add slave
territory enough TO theSouth ,toiorever over
balance the free rcprescn,Ion from the Nont
and he must be blinded partIzan indeed
who cannot see II.
Frccmen Of the North beware The
time for Cancellation and action has come
CoMBISArioN IS the wo,d Let he boua
dare. OF Slavery, MS contemplated by III
i'7~'rs OF the Constitution, h' SCI an
then aHj not All then can We hope 10 be
CONE 4aitoH Of FTrsmen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

C'T'fpoaa,~cf 81 "a, h,iioris- Pee pen
81 Alhani, Aug ~. 1870
Ihe large IRON iouudfy, Of The Me.,r
SmRh' o. 81 Allan, ~, tnliiely consumed
by bt Ihn morning. The foundry ~si
very extensive and valuable snd no lc,,
ihan one hund'ct re'I Us WIRE directly
- Indirectly dep nd nj upon u iar lt,,h
hood The valuable steam ,cnginc. l,.tc.
large number Of rare and expensive stove
pa''ffu' tasks, etc &C which were usrd
10 Manufacturing IRON ware. were entirely
destroyed, and the los, to the proprietor,
has been estimated. te,clu,ve Of the in,u.
rsnee, IN lhe VI Mutual Of e. COO, at A.
600
The foundry was owned and entrt~d on
by lion John Smith, nephew, and son
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

The Wing, 9th, town Of C,"''on arc
lnraci to mNci IN csneut al The lon ~
Hvde W'ao,et, 90 THURSDAY Aug -
$50. al half pas .N O'Clock T. NJ n' tho
purpose Of nominating suitable candidate
To represent The town IN ,hc nsu lsrula
Inre by order 81 the Tosn CommI't,c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
RUTLAND CO EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION

An adjourned meeting Of the Rutland Co.
Educational Convention viii be held At
PIuslotd on "Wednesday the 26lh day of Az.
gust, at | o'clock, = NJ a general at,eu.
dance is expected OF those who ieel an IN.
torest IN having suitable teri books recon.
mended Bv order of the 'on,enlion.
ROBERT HOPKINS, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
RUTLAND

The Liberty Isty OF The town OF Ru,'ard
are requested TO meet At the schoolhousc ~
MAI Village on Friday the gs,h OF Aug
INST, n, O'Clock IN the afternoon ior TIC
purpose OF nominating candidate Tor Rep
fe'en'sllve Tor the year 'nsulng
Roman BARNrY
LuKE W.Rp ''"u '"'n'
LrrnrR TnpAiL, 'n'"'e
Rutland Aug 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
the Hon the Probate Court ior the dis
ttlct Of Fairhaven, commissioners TO receive,
examine and ADJUST all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
DaUd heaehdm. late II Benson.
in said district deceased, represented insol.
vent, and sI months IRON the 18Th day OF
August, isiG, being allowed by said court
for thst purpose; we do therefore hereby
give notice that We Will attend 10 the bu
slness Of our SAID appointment al T..
Mescham's dwelling house In Bsnson,on ,hs
first Thursdays Of October and January
neIt, from nine O'Clock M until four o.
c!oCk, =. NJ on each "fsald days
HoE.cr KiSo. Co..
NJ " Sara, ,"
Benson, August 20. 1915 IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
CONVENTION or TEACHERS IN
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Agreeably 10 the Statute, and IN coniof-
mity with the advice Of the County Conyen-
,ion. the County Superintendent will hold
Conventions of Teachers and iuends oil I'D
ucatlon, at The following places, VIZ
Al Rutland, on "Wednesday, Sept Q.
Al PouliRey, on Thursday, Sept. 10.
Al Henson, on fndsy, Sept. ~.
The Conventions will meet al each place
nrecissly al one O'Clock, 2. N. As The Time
\. 40 shor,, IL "a hoped that all wdl be pune
ma al the appointed hour. Mr. Barnard, Of
Connecticut, now State Supennlenden VI
Rhode Island, a gentleman OF first rate tai
en,,. has promised to address each OF the
Conventions, and official gentlemen from the
adjoining counties of New York, are also
expected 10 parlIcipsle IN the proceedings
The following questions are suggesIcd for
d,scusslop afier the Addresses The mem
Der, OF the Convention, especially Teachers,
are hereby invited to present the Appropriate
subjects. which will follow ~ '7ht prrce.
~ nee Of these - me ConSeniiou m,J direct
Ssb,eoiJ for Dttass'ot.
Advantages and d,sadyanlage' Of sim
ultaneous answering Of quesnofn
. Do. Of slmultanrous iesdlN
z What should be me uidef OF Preoe
denee OF the following sodiss VIZ 1t'm'
mar. Arithmetic, Geogrsphy History, Lon
po~llon . II,
The propne,y OF alroduo'0g any OF all
n the following studies into We l'nHaV
schools, VIZ, Rhetoric, Algebra and othef
bf.sches Of the MSlhenAuca. Astronomy
N.,utal Philosophy, EA'e'' Che'n''iry' Bo',
snv. Pny,iology, Hygiene Of the avs OF
Us,l'. Se,ence Of GOveTanshi, FoAHeAl
+ Economy, DC. no n pnupp
s,r, NJ schools Tor Rutland County
Apg IS, 1896.
I U-rNe~.p,pe, which cire"I'ts IN Hut
- Conr,y are feausslsc 70 inseh tho shove
wIl M. d,y OF meeting TO~a eoprnn'sn'
deo,, vii please sfiI notices at 'h'n %
so~rt,y, r.o,, ohceb ,Dd 0.hsf ps7ls PAGES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
YOUNG MEMS WING MEETING

The Wings Of Rutland arc requested t.
meet at The Court House, on Thnt.d,, eve .
n'ng six O'Clock, Tor the purpose u thor.
ough organization, and to nominate 7t.-
hhIc to represent the Town N the next log
INlaiute.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

Anvil. When the late u. Norrs Of
Bayou Sara. lay specifies 10 the hosP'h J
on the Rio Grandr, he made sgu To- some
stimulus Hs surgeon mixed up b'wl
Of brandy today and handed II IN the nurse
bu, the iuomtn, the Doctor turned his back
they drsUk uup before the longing eyes OF
ihe Sy.ss man
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

A laer received a. Na!amoTss has the
follo" ing directt-"
To Johnny Mo, army Of oeeupa'
too, Texas Ginsrai Taylor, ttns Is from
Johnnys wife JohDsy volunteered ior tn
country don, :orsc tim
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

S.riiLs-There are $50 Smiths announc'
ed ,b,, year IN the New York directory
of which exactly 100 are Johns.--tN T.
Sun
We know JOIN Smith that is worth
the whole hundr.t q them, bur be cant
GONE 10 l'.--- Mercury,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27
Boston, September 10. ls45.
To THE SICK AND AFFLICTED

~ ilb SlCh AMI Ar LII l. -
Dear Slr,-I take plcasute IN communi.
ealing through you, 10 all whom 1t may
concern, and the public generally, the as.
tonshlng effect Of your truly wonderful
medicine has had upon me have en-.
loyed perfect health Tor four or five years
Physicians told me my liver was scnscd
and that might some die with comsump
uon. LAST September, lsij, | took n slight
cold, which proINc,d a hacking cough ,
tins continued unu t,hrunW le45 when
| added another cold my cough increased
soon lost my appetite, and nv strength
Jailed. For SIX weeks, ! could not lie
upon one side sweat very much nights
rasssd considerable blood during the winter,
and could not speak loud word for two
weeks. With oil these bad symptoms. |
had very severe pam in my side and be-.
tween my shoulders genra debility fol.
lowed was confined to my room about
eight weeks had buried brother and
sister, both died with consumption. | e1.
pected to die myself; my friends also dos.
paired Of my life A, this time an uncle
who had been benehued himself, advised
me TO take >.
DR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
| accordingly procured bottle. took i,,nnd
fel, some better, obtained another and q
third and then ceased to bleed and my
cough was much better bu, my disease
was 50 deeply rooted | was obliged tc
continue taking the balsam untIl hnC
aiken seven bottles | can honestly and
truly say, believe DR. Wisar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry saved my life
Mas MARY Il GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs
Gould. ass sled in taking care Of her during
her sickness. believe and know the above
statement to be true.
Mas S. A. BACHELOR,
MRs p. G, PREsooTT
No /, Commercial Street, Boston,
None genuine unless signed / BuTrs
on the wrapper
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-27

POR SAFE

TIVE valuable propsHy known I" the
II LeoAsrd 4 CsrpsnlsF Factory 20
Echcf uGh machinery - Do~ offered Tor
sals The AboSs properly - sIioatsd IN The
,oun Of lIamy9n. wsshiogton 'pon'y n
Y and f. on ,hs great thOToughisTs run.
a,,g jfom WhuehaiI to Rutland beng
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