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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

II IN New J.r~N rl4I w,f, tAc, {. 81 ~,
hi' shei''f AID oamp about hi. airr,, b..
never dii human be,ngs nti., resting ih,r
weary amh, upon tie hard f rr more
dccf'' r'ahlc H. uailmll,.. 4 ,ictuet.
Dc caus.'a IL ft.,rcuoc ,o ,hc r,r g. u
sleep
-I'.i Na.uf,, ,~s.. ir., ~ l,'n, s'.e--
Nhcu moinnr cam tie yoha,c,r. 90,
ahou, repairing tie defence y, ,u,,i,.. - -,
hlark house IN better repair. ~ door. ,.i
virl rs were insecure ard .iri-,l =. !.
hafficnlrl Operations WIZ n, .,., -.
mrnrcd and the, had ucafi, =, indicted H..
defence all except .ccuiing o,c vipd,w
when 'hci found the bio lhousc surrounded
" Tories aud Indians. the first notice ,i
which vas the di-chnrro ofa ,oll,y of mus.
kc's through the Insecure window by which
three persons wcrr He'd. nainc, Baruu,1.
Woodward anl Daniels. the two latter d,
whom we're not OF The PARTY. hu, only cainc
IN Or protection during ilc nisl,.
The hstur then comm,uccl ing j cam
cs'. the guns of tie a,.ailod we % ini,l
with deadly aim az the or,mt. rum',f. ',ll
rarns ri.h roNli hr t.,n t,n,,...
tai % length t'cy lc amc desperate. and
- or - -. '''' ~ s'''" place.. what
hand ,,I ,l a e.' ., ' . W., ~ "'''r az
C,,, .a,, w., l a,1. w. ~ ''' ,",'hs'
harr,l t. he used. one oc,hc number sailed
out under shower Of bullets and r.rtu.
na'cly cA'inguishcd the fire. \ second a.
temp, WAS made l. fire il. hu, our li.tl.
band became ia turn the a..,il.n,. H.. en-
cmy were aiiycu from tie G,ii CARVING ,r
q @ wounded. AID A. was sui, .cI ~
of tie dad. leaving seven On ,Lc G'l t.-
sctlcr with sour nj. .n,rs ,al,n
\, mornings earl, dawn I.y .r-ycvcd
the battle field. rur.piur the ,r,a e ia,
enemy t. Lake CLamrlain alou, l,lc =,
nile distant from Nc So, ne 81 faction ,,,ci,,
it by the blood, snow which was dec,ly
tngcd, as they passed down ,ho L,nks ~
Bi,od Broot. :, called from ito h,,,,o.
they found bodies ca, through ill.,. Ice j. ,Lc
Lake. the edges o.. which wer, hlond,
Among the liuol va. n, lido, rr;cs
with ear and n,.c i,vcl- a,.o ,.vlcr
h,rn. belt aud lnl,c, ncur Those t,,,t.
les tie C.lonc, lc., rs LA, =. lc L,.1
as tho mcn;,nto a an N. .,,i.os l,od u,
clioycl Ly lin a.l lis IN vows ON rc
memorable lo,h 81 Narch I--s
Three la,. ruoy;.us :, ITO lo.,,,,, o,y
by the lame Of pb,lo l,t ,Lc I,r.;,,. -,
skates for :. johns. TO Give tie E,j,i.L M.
,cc TIA, \ ,~.~.,r;... .,.-....., a.. S,a,
bWhc, anu li't lf'''''ti i"' JAN %. '"'H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16


I'VE 'tJ. sad lt,fc It'd l,,n too ,n,,h
mere "a. 10 ifehal II, r., a,hsm.l IA,
p, tr'onc'd e. : fsc' the mos ,ij}r,. he
most s.fsIIe u.ats,tf biog,d H.. f,rs Of IN.
- "a ] h, caDsc OF ~. ats.nt, OF mo.
irf) "a Ireland ~as nel - nluch n.,s,n,
.fnni'n' nsa NAM of s,il r,liar~c A.! ion
ri ~ 90 an Oh. zoe l'o,lr lI..
"sn''4 io 40" ios Ii.h rf,se,tf, va.
10 tc ,raln'd. the, must read t. history oi
Amer can Iud,p, i'd nee Gins remark
vas 'o' OVID u iIa'ng chc,ung coma.
son all ioN , 90 ~, hc4Ah ~ C,a
tam Clarke Oh, ofi.,,s ani cr,, h.i,,
proposes. The tiriair s'a'd 'ha, INV t.i
Nsi.'j Ireland rs m,ss-ng.u Of t,oevo
ionee, b.atng 90 The distressed lu.h the
sympathy anJ AL Of ,he Amcuc.n pconl.
Ihcit t.s'i'n hal no reference 20 pllnital
considtfa'ions they coulInn, s,v nny,i,n,
about The government under ~ hich the lfi.h
i'e--iha, was noting t,wHh Their mn.
slcn.
The Chafman ,hen proposed TheAmcr
CO" .ad"'' anI a VI, VI asl,r. t.poni,1.
amid much conlIslon sal tha, tt,.r
hne Au'N-on 'hfrs Nich q f.v ,.,fs
2 "t' "''t a. n'.ur aos,l. al l.a'.r,
AM gan ! .'s ifr.ilm eilha sword Of FIRE
had how come 90 he rescue 81 Iceland -
! hr lad,t' 4 AnricA f,lus,d to wear En-.
tlsh Manpnctltc-il onI ch,ef.l,lhc n
di's OF Am,iic' r'iss,d toinrh ihc tea tia,
can s1np'd tom En- land g. 4 lui ch,cr
ing ~ you honor those illustflDus ladies'
saiJ The speaker, inralc thur .it,ie and
o' '"e'' "'a's 40 hcfoic cn.I,nshlp'- loud
'h''iS ~ lhl' csIupl, tie lmnalI l,rr.
NE iiy " ~ come whoa tie llsh A. vii
tc hal'i lnlhc pu'l Of Boston tuidd,n.
ger should ever i.ll IN the great H.p,bl,c
""' :. ll' cNo.rr br iut.ir % us to d,,eft or
l'hl'oI 'he 'nl { Washington aulrnnl..
Ina, Ne w.'i pu!'f 20 be- g,al,iul 10 The 81
m1ii'ln 'hn loyal {. :hc /. .ipr loud
and 'H'tusaslc chccuns hllou,al
The inily News remarks upor this
meeting, Which broke up and much con
fusion, mat Dung lf,lnI' cov,rd them
stl''' Nrh t'so flc,---aui as 20 The chi, {
eu'' o. HE c'tn.ns, Clp' Clarke, b. de-
m'hrH Nlnsc'i "Nn much crlcc ati GOOD
taste. IT, had the good s.nsc +, holI hmm
scii aaiu lfon Ghe h,,lci poiics which
in.' grated he az, and wh..c gra.,l,l 70,
ih' to'ofs rlul BIS oNn county. Re rlsn!.
~ The cNis''rce d strong in,ernn,iorrl ,c.
lh'icns with England to bar the exercise Of
any lnncungc so unbecommg a neutral and
a s'E',man.'
Auo'hef mculihs o. q.i,ca da,f,n, o..
Ger 81 persons, took place last week IN Lon.
son which are wo wnnn REPEATING -,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16
FROM ~. rantss Doodle
TIE FIRST BOOK o, tmr ciIRONl
CI.ES OF JONATHAN

Vow came In pass IN those DAYS that
mes the lh,fi ftigned over the Nation
OF jonathan, m tho room Of John sufnan,,d
the Camping Now John had not died
bat bad gone down to the Od Dom,n,on.
nnd vas hufnd nlivc with hs hihcfs. aud
10 n'hh sought iltrf htm Bat James the
Mug dI ,vil cNcc,dugh b,,ond all iha,
the Kings Who tad gone before him had
done For he appointed ,ix. ea,hcfes Who
dI severely vtN mud ttoublc he pronlc
also sought to root out the markets Of cot.
ton, and l'ncn and uoolcn. and ron good.
nnd gfcivIously hirtassci the shepherds
aud husbindm'n Moreover he n,ehuiy
s'"f'd up The hearts oi The people to war
and thought 10 ms h,nf TO make the chh
d"n 81 his young sister, whose land. were
hiah unto his, boa lsnen "a, taxpayers.
Now II was IA tins wi.r tia, ~. kiug
caused the war his young s,.'cf had vine
Nnfds near TO tho aver ; ib.rc f,lr AMI good
- look upon Anl behold when King
JAfn's ioohod upon ID. viu.ynd, AMI san
. was - place to be d..i"j, abouuing n
dAfh's anI cfcoi's nni flowing vrh sugar
and mo'asscs. sIaI,h,Nay h. covct.d ~
cccd'nciy much, aud s"', ] Upon It md m
nrN'i o to the Land at nathan SO. k,nr m
occasion hclinn his SISTER Bot his young
sister. sniirnd lons nni would not liit w
hrr hand against Jon i1an Wherein The
l. .pg waved wroIh. aui .Aorc vehem,nlly
sho should fight,
Then b. commando Xrch,t,hh the
Callhin oi h's host, vlli,h man. TO take
three Thousand chosen mrn anil march in =.
10 the land OF h, SISTER. (Lu, the h,ng
suaigutly chIrg'd han tia, he shonli d..
clare To Il = chllifcn of hl, SISTER, thu, the
and vas Joul'hlns 'aul | also siii ih.
King. 'w,ll .v"nf HE same thin: to N.
no, The war, but renamed at home cal,og
AMI drinking and making merry ~l'h has
wives anl concubn Moreover the KIM
orIcr,d Wmh II the chi~l cnpln OF NIL
hi, host TO par 10 hi' post uoN Tee rat
man, ol Wl.t.iI vas ~ ,he iin'st Sleeps
Nosl nui hls mat was n h,,iy plate Of
soup) NDrcovrr. Wipheil va. 1lvinrci
IA years aud bal cut has eve tech, nnd
kcW MS csc cooked both ways hnt h'
f,isnn, with hius,ii swung u sh0Hil
ohcy the kinc. thea val The enemy ope'
upon mcln fon' md the King nui hr
c.mplny Shah assault me in,hr back, nm.
the = zee shnll become too hot ior me-. mo-
nv uayelhng, lor Ii, land OF nathan shaI
o. nongii.
Ana heholi Ne he ponter'd on 'hc'
llnes and sppci hrs ha''y plate OF soui
h', spun ws,rd VAIN within hIm and hi
=, chul,r fosn. and BE- s'ricttNny declare
J ut'o ne kng. he would he HANGED II h
would bll,e an inch Then wns the k'o
wtoth. ani sal unto him, The Whlc
} 30 50 % M nnl moro also Il don't rlh
, Pc d',h Nrh thee llt 'hls' N"veuh
hes. ,.c word Of the K ~, prevailed 0slin
ban
nl,ihe var d.p'oa,'i Ilorare, Ne -
: u,trc. anil he rlilci ychomcnuy again
tr kme. nnl cursed hm IN hls hear ~
u'u,th shr psoplo also TO hate tim No
II nee nn- q mighty scribe neiihrr reg
Odd IT, the agplrei VI any mIn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16
ri TLANp, WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6. l>l,

pe,'1 ttiougiog 70 Tho io.a. i,..,nd
psr, VIZ Oo'otrnan. 10 .,ply,nr to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
NUMBER 20.
The Brave Boy.

Iva. .;,,;,c h, w;nao,v - -. ua
ono ~ a. - , ~uE" ~ ''e 'eoo"u s'oIy VI
SPRINGS ,hinking If sbsen, E;onJs 49, hs.ssS
shouts of ch;Idre, f,on, ,I's 49,. ",p '"'U
20 ,h,,,s r.n,.l :. 49,. 81, S'.
There's William Hale Con-. -, v;,i WIZ s' nym
going To have r;de ~, ,,,s C;,.,,., -" 60
with us W So'''
Eyes. If nv mo,ber i. v;l;,n ill ~.l
ask her, sp;d william ~" '"'
20 O. 80 YOU mus, RIM and ,.t ,o,, c.,
baby run along 10 vo.r m. All 80, s-l..Js
Ididn't ask INV mother, mo, +, M, 'a. 49,
half a dozen yo;ces = '1 11
BE a man. William cried IN. frs, vo;c. ..,,,.
along with ne ir Won dom, ~ an, A. 10 rsIl.d
ard az long a. Won live Non vo, ace d., 80 ~.
all waitip9P
= leaned forw,,d IN .,,cb v;.,, ~ a.. .h;ia..u
and saw William stand;no win orc Co., .S.aa.sJ
and his hand firmly clenc6ed in The ,n;ds, Of H.
proun He was = f;ne zuh;ec, car !. n.;r,ar =, r.,
mone,, M. an.ha5 - a.sh; - s.s :. ..'e'
sed lin and changng cbeeL iii ,oid ~ ,h.s i.o.d
eoDord yss ranLI,rr - ~. ho.o,a sW;II - s
bimselrindeed ono Sy v;ednT A. ,b.o,, ,h"rh,I
Il was with breatbless interest listened Ca 10 a.
swer for Cea,oJ ,b,, he ali .;n.sl. ~ =: IL
hear, would he STRONGER than ,hs .opd H., :, "''
II ,,;U ma, 20 ,,;,hon, ,sL ne 18th. ..;J,L
noble how HE vo;ce ,remh,r ,,;,h an'a,;a,s ~
/ am no coward either nro,n;seJ he, ,.o,,iJ
no, 90 from IN. bouse ,v;,bon, neru;ss;o, go
skouH he a haze co,y.,d n wn,. a. Iii h..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

"PAY THE PRiNTER."--We scarcely open an
exchange paper, without meeting that significant
phrase" Pay the Prinfer''--uniil we have come
to the conclusion that every thing is paid for but
the Newspaper. We are well assured, that if il
was generally known how much the Printer baz-
ards. in catering for the amusement and instruction
Of the reader how much time and money he ex-
ponds; how many persons he has to provide for /;
what thought, what reflection what study and la
Dor he is compelled to use for the Qualification Of
his readers, there is one who would not consider
the debt as debt Of honor, and pay il promptly -
And it is debt Of honor, more so than ordinary
responsibilities. Aperson wholly unknown 10 you,
writes TO send him your paper; he is a stranger,
living great distance, and ye, you do so. You
send him your property without any other guaran-
tee than his honor You have nothing ia return
but his mere address, and yet you continue 10 send
him your paper, is there not every impulse, every
consideration, that should induce him to pay his
subscription without the unwelcome Intervention
OF dun.
Such is our conviction ofthe honor OF the Amer
lean people, that we are satisfied they would pay
for their paper among the FIRST Of their payments,
were 1t not for forgetulness, arising probably from
the small amount due But these sums make up,
in the aggregate, large amount, ndspensably
necessary 10 meet the heavy expenses Of a journal
relying solely for It's existence on the punctuality OF
its readers. Raleigh Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
A wife's AppeaI---A Temperance Song

C. W. BESSET.
Pinter-Street outside an aiehonse-4 Working Man, hi
WIfs and Child.
Oh, don't go in TO night, John
Now, husband, don't go in
To spend our only shilling, John,
Would be cruel sin.
There's not a loaf at home, John,
There's not a coal, you know
Though with hunger am faint, John,
And cold comes down the
Then don't go in tonight
All, John, you must remember
And, John, / can't forget
When never foot Of yours, John,
Was in the alehouse set.
All, those were happy times, John,
No quarrels then we knew,
And none were happier in our lane,
Than /, dear John, and you
Then don't go in tonight!
You will not go John, John, mind,
When we were counting, few
Had arm strong or step as firm
Or cheek as red as you;
But drink has stolen your strength, John,
And paed your cheek 10 white,
Has lettering made your young firm tread,
And bowed your manly height;
You'll not go in tO.night'
You'll not go in Think on the day
That made me, john your wife,
What pleasant talk that day we had
or all our future life
OF how your steady earnings, John,
No wasting should consume,
But weekly comfort bring
To deck our happy room
Then don't 60 in tonight
To see us, John, as then dress'd,
So tidy, clean and neat,
Brought out all eyes 10 follow us
AS we went down the street.
All, little thought our neighbors then, I
And we as little thought, ..
Tha, ever, John, to rags like these
by drink we should be brought
You won't 60 in tonight!
And will you 60 I'LL not for me,
Yet for your baby stay =
You know, John, not taste of food
Has passed my lips to-day;
And tell your father, little one,
It's mine your life hangs on
You will not spend the shilling John
You'll give il him Come, John,
Come home with us tonight
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

'CuRn ron CANCER MIR T. Tyrr, Of Mis-
souri,, announces that cancer upon his nose which
had been treated by the ablest physicians in both
east aud west had been cured by the following very
simple remedy = lie applied the strongest potash
made from red oak bark, boiled down to the CON
sstcncy of moasses After the covering OF the
potash had remained about half an hour, tar plas.
Ter was applied for few days, On examination, II
proiubernnces are discovered, the potash and tar
applied as before, till perfect cure is effected
Several gentlemen have given certificates that they
have been cured in a similar manner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

A travelling Yankee lately put up at country
Inn, where number OF oungers were assembled
telling large stories. Amer sitting some time and
atlentiyely listening to their folly he suddenly turn
ed, aud asked them how much they supposed he
had been offered for his dog, which he had with
him They all stared and curiosity was On tiptoe
to know one guessed FIVE dollars another ten, and
another ffteen until they had exhausted their pa
lienee, when one ofihem seriously asked how much
he had been offered "Not a cent" he replied.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

parties, all the while on other peoples money
II there is anything detest. it is this spng style
of living above ones means Mr. Green says there
ought to be law TO put men like Mr. Howard in
the Pententary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07

MARRIED at Lebanon, N. Y, Nov. &c, Mr.
Charles Gardner, member Of the Senior class of
Williams College, and Miss Laura Chamberlain Of
Wiliamstown. Some Of the circumstances proceed
ing this result are little singular. BY sort Of
family understanding or agreement an interchange
Of sisters was TO be made by the brother OF the a.
bove'named lady on the one side, and young gem
tleman friend in Connecticut on the other hand
thetw marriges to take place on the coming New
Years day. But the lady had will Of her own
as ladies will sometimes haye-and as also some
times happens, il different from the will OF her
friends. She thot she could choose for herself,
and therefore did SO. An elopement foowed-the
Grena Green Of Berkshire County was not far of
Thanksgiving was the chosen day and above is
the result. Since the announcement, the Senior
class Of Williams College held meeting of con-
graduation with their happy fellow, and voted him
present Of very necessary article of furniture to
all housekeepers, viz a erade.--SpringfeM Rep
Do AS You AoREE.-Men who disregard their
word, and only refuse TO break il when il is fcr their
interest," ARE unsafe friends and not TO be trused--
We admire the character Of those persons who will
always fulfil their agreement be the injury 10 them
selves ever so great, You know Just where TO find
them, and their word is good written obliga-
ton. Forgetlulness is poor excuse for the non.
performance ofcontracts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-07
WIN. II. RYTHER.
OPPIGE--NO. 2 WHEELER'S STONE BUILDING.

TERss.-To single subscribers $500 ayear. To Com
Panies and 10 those who pay in advance liberal discount
will be made.
The State guard., 1847-09-21
 Obituary.

DIvp in this rlace, on Sunday evening the 12th inst, Mrs. FRANcEs ADELA FLEMING, eonsort of MT. William G. Fleming and daughter of William and Nancy Day nport, formerly of Morgan coun- ty, Georgia, in the 10th year of her age.
 Thus has one in the bloom of early womanhood fallen victim to inc fell destroyer thereby sever- ing lhe nearest and enderest ties known on earth. he has left dis onsolate husband, all aged mo- ther tender infant e weeks ol,) and many re- atves and friends to mourn Ter early death. Mrs. Flemngin early youth made prof ssion Of reli- gion and united with the Baptist Church and ever adorning the profe. sion she had made, by obey ing he instructions of that holy volume she had chosen for her guide In all the relations which she sustainedin life her part was well performed. As daughter, cbedient and tenaer; as wife, de- vol and true; as Chureh-member, it was only neces sary 10 know her duty, for that duty 10 be performed. In word, she lived the hrislian's s life, and di with full assurance of blessed im- mortality beyond the grave. May that God in whom she trusts pour the oil of consolation into the wound spirit of her tender husband and aged mother, that they may bear with resignation this dispensation of cv dnce remembe ing that the Lord will do that which is right.
 A FRIEND.
The State guard., 1847-09-21
NE nrriCd.

On Thursday evening, the 2d inst, by the Rev. MT. Blackwood, MT CHARLES MATTHEWS, to Miss Lucy KEY all of Dallas county.
 On Thursday evening, 18th inst. hy the Rev. AIr. Van Hoose, MT LEMUEL GRAY, of Montgom- cry county, ty Miss SARAH FRAscEs DUE, of this City.
 lltis usual for the Printer to rec i've ce of the brides cake, in such cases but in this, we ac cnowl edge the reception of one of the largest, incest and sweetest cakes, 1t ever has been our luck to ac- knowledge and in return we hope the matrimo- nal pleasures of the happy couple, during their en- tire life, may accord with the quality and quantity of their kind recoleclions of -Ep.
The State guard., 1847-09-21
PENlTENTlARY,4lh Sept, IS.

About he last of Oc ober last, sold, as the Superintendent of the Wagon and Car riage department of this Institution, Wa gon to William Weaver, of Coosa county. for Eighty Dollars.
 I stated 10 Mir. Weaver that the wagon was made ny the State, and that we nerer qoarranfed heir aoo,k, and would not do so in this case; that we sold that work lower than our own; that we would alter He wa oon from horse tu an OK wagon, and make a 6ody Tor it, ichich last only 10 ? aeould Darrant There was a good deal Q! talk about the matter but the above contains the sub stance Al any rate, it was well under stood that we did not warran; the State work. have been particularly careful to have that understood ln all the sales nave made
 Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, the day and date above written.
 JAS. ELMER. THos. J. WILLIAMS, J. P.
 Sept 7, iS47. 36
The State guard., 1847-09-21
SEael'STss Sale.

TWILL be sold at Rockford, on the fist w Monday in November next, within the usual hours of sale, the following lands, to wit
 The we hall of the northwest quarter of section slhrteen, township twenry-four of range sixteen.
 The cast half of the northwest quarter of section thirteen, township twenty four of range sixteen.
 East hall of the southwest quarter ofsec- ton twelve, township twenty -four of range sixteen.
 East half of the northwest quarter of section twelve, township twenly-four ol range sixteen.
 And the southeast quarter ol the south west quarter of section one, towh,hip twen ty-tour of range sixteen.
 Levied upon as the property of Henry G Woodward 10 satisfy fl, fa. in my office against the said Woodward.
 J. H. WEAVER, Sheriff Sept IA, lS47. Il 37
The State guard., 1847-09-21
NEW FALL GOODS 2!

YEyHE subscribers are now receiving an K extensive assortment of
 Staple aud Etascy Agy Goods of improved Patrons and Styles: READY MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Bonnets Books and STATIONERY, Hardware, SaddlelY, Crockery, China and Glass, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye Stuff, Groceries. Sporting Munitions, and every thing else for which they anticipate demand. All of which they hope to be able to offer at satisfactory prices, having the advantage Of an experienced par her q | the time in the Northern cities 10 make their purchases.
 Is- Cali at their old stand, Brick Build ing, East Welumpka, Ala. hear the Bridge.
 W. H. McKLEROY & TO.
 Sept Il, 1Sl7. t37
The State guard., 1847-09-21
Ea AfgN ESS.
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. DIR. SSVAYNEsS

Compound .Syrup?f V11 Gtc,Ty. NAT E can consistently state that DR.
 " SwAyNE's Compound Syrup of W id Cherry has been extensively used Tn the United Slales for mCre than len years thai it's beneficial effects have been tested by thousands: that il invariably renaoreS re cent coHgh, and that hundreds of individu als, gradually sinking under that insidious attack of deaths fell etnssary, PULMONARY CoNsCMPTloN, have been restored to health. happiness, aud friends, by it's Use. and are now living witnesses of the curative power ol this remedy.
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 DR. SwAyNE-Dear Sir,--I feel called by q st nse ofduty owe to suif'ring humanity, to acknowledge my grateful thanks for the wonderful effects of your Compound Syrup ol Wild Cherry on me. alter suffering month after month Gilh lhe most tlIlc,ing of al diseases Consumption. I he first symp toms were of very heavy cold, which set tied on my lungs, which gradually grew worse, wiIh'proluse nIghI sweas. a hack ing cou9h, splitting blood, with great dpbili- | ty. My constitution seemed broken down. and nervous sy stem very much impaired [ l went 10 Philadelphia, was treated there by physicians of the highest standing, but re ceived no benefit whatever from them, but gradually grew worse, until my physicians, as well as myself, gave up all hopes of re- covery and felt like one who is about to pass thtougb the Valley Of the Shadow of Death. At this lawful jlncfurel' heard of your Compound Syrup of VI ild Cherry, of which purchased six bottles, which, l am happy to say, entirely cured me, and l am now enjoying better health than ever have before in my life. Physicians who witnessed my case are highly recomn end ing il in similar cases; and l wish you to make this public, so that all may know where to procure Q remedy at once which will reach their disease before tamperng with the many "quack, nosnums" with which the country is flooded. My resi-. dence is at 45 Ann street, where shou. t be happy to have the above substani.,ai by personal interview.
 s >: ALBERT A.RJSS,
 Wholesale and Retail Deaer in Cigars
 45 Ahn Street, N. Y.
 rS Be not deceived by the many sruri ous and worthless prepara,iens of Wild Cherry, ushered nto notice by ignorant pretenders, bu. see that the signature of Dr. Swayne is on each bottle, which is the only guarantee against imposition.
 r5-The only agent in Wetumpka, is WM. 8. CoopER; Coster & Cox, Montg. omery, Ala; and Hoodley, Phelps & CO., New York.
 Prepared, only by Dr. Swayne, cor ner of S,h and Race street, Philadelphia
 Sept ', 'S47 im-3G