davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

Mefeh, Mr. As5sEw mCFADDsE, an cid and high-
Is respected eiuzan. Nr MeFadjen was sol
der = ne var Of tsl4-ls. and served onde.
Gen. Hs5fisoa. lie was at the Baule Of Tip
gsesags, sad 6sed the iirs, qua which gave no
49, d 10 5Fpsoach OF the lsdians.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

The Editor is absent-gone to Cincinnati
topurchase materials with which 10 commence
the publication ola TRr- WEEKLY, whose first
number may be looked for in couple of
weeks; and ,pe iype-stickers have enough to
10 do in our own peculiar vocation TO prevent
US from attempting any anything in the Ed
torial line.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

We learn by the Eastern papers that Col.
CUNNING, appointed Major General by the
President and Senate al the same Time with
Col Benton, has also declined 10 accept the
Office. So neither of Mr.. Folks nominees
will serve.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

0~The Postmaster General has ordered
a plaeard TO be placed on all post Offices,
announcing that letters written to those en-
pIyed in the Army and endorsed ''belongIng
10 the Army," will be sent free OF the post
tage.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

A petition has been presented 10 the legs-
lature OF n. York, from Col. A. Jones, oil
Rochester, TO lei out The Mexican war on con-
tract, the petitioner agreeing 10 give bonds
70 close il tor S2.oo0,00o. Laid en- the Ia
bic.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
sTOBMlNG OF VERA CRUZ.
FROM VERA CRUZ.

or Nessrs. Taylor g. Harvey will please
accept our thanks for procuring us the fol-
lowing late and important news of the storm
ing of Vera Cruz, which was obtained from
The officers Of the fine steamer Ben Franklin
No I, and which we hasten 10 lay before
yeaders.
| NEW ORLEANS, March 25th, 1917.
Oheahe morning of the 10Th landing Of
all the Troops anu Marines. amounting 10
| H. 100 men, was eaec,ed within three miles
OF Vera Cruz, without MUGS opposition from
the enemy, as The landing was covered by a
constant discharge of bomb shells @nd round
shot from The U. s. steamers and gun boats
anchored near the beach in front the land
ing. Immediately after an organization o
The American forces on the beach, they tool
up line ofmarch over sand hills 10 the al
tack of the enemy's out.posts and fortfca
tons, situated from one TO three miles frou
the castle and forts OF the city. They car
| ried every one by storm, not, however, with
oui the loss ofseventeen men,.
On 1lth and 18th the American force,
were employed in throwing up breast work:
and digging entertainments.
On the l2:h strong gale set in, which
cut off all communi, alton.
Capt. Alburtis, of the I'd Infantry, had
his head shot by fiiy-two pound ball.
The same ball broke drummer's arm and
! took of privaie's leg. On the same day
the American Army had gained complete
possession of all the Notifications of The enc
my. All the water pipes leading 10 the city
we're cut off, and all Communication stopped.
General ScoTT landed In person on the
l1ih.
The above news was furnished BY Capt.
Powers of ibe schooner Portia.
BEN FRANKLsS No. Z, April 1si, ls47.
sri -,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

phia and Baltimore IL dis Cd; =. Oreans
and Ohio 3ss dos Cd, Canad5an fire AOs E
Ais Cd, snperfne A a AS. 7 sour 81 2 Us
Indian corn, per $50 lbs, &c ia. Indian
meal per bbl 1876 lbs, 80 a 33s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
FROM THE PACIFIC.

BY the way of Havana We have later SC
counts from the Pacific. We have now 10
correct some of The particulars beEose Iepefs
ted.
The California expedition iouchedai Val
paraiso instead of Calso. The Loo choo
and Susan Drew arrived on the 18th nd l9sh
of January from Rio. They sailed again on {
the 22d for California.
The Third ship IN the expedition, The PER-
kins had not arrived, but II was through she
might have passed on without touching.
The sloop OF war Preble arrived ST Val
paraiso on The 26,h Of January. and had LOT
sailed when our informant left there On Tho.
2sth
The Levani sailed for Rio on The 2.zss'ssas
December on her way home.
The French admiral's ship Virginia, OF
sixty guns Sir George Seymoufss fsg ship
the Colingwood, The Caryslor. and The
steamer Samson were lying al Valparaiso on
the 9Th Of January IN. o. Pic. %
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

AN'AFFAIR OF HnNoR IN rAMrEco,-A
duel took place IN Tampico, between Col
DeRussy aud Capt Copeland S. Hunt. Of
ihe louisiana volunteers, in which Cap,
Hunt received flesh wound in the brest.-
". o. Delta, 23d.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

OF The news we publish TO day from our
army, make il certain that great and impor-
tani battle has been fought and won by Gen.
TAYLOR against four times his number Of
men commanded by Gen. Santa Anna in per-
son. Bul neither the details of that battle nor
it's immediate consequences have yet been
received. IfGen TAYLOR was in situation
10 do SO he has doubtless made the most OF
his unparalleled victory, by hot pursuit OF
the enemy, and if SO, the happiest effects
may be looked for in lis influence toward the
restoration of peace. But whatever the re
suit il has been deafly.if purchased, the ac-
count be true, by the loss of many Of our gal
FAINT counirymen. We still hope, however
that there may be some mistake as 10 the
names of the officers killed and wounded, ane
especially that our brave Capt. WALKER has
escaped lhe fate he is reported 10 have met
We have issued two Extras during The las
four days giving The late highly interesting
news from The army; and our SUBSCRIBERS II
the interior OF the State have thus received
the news several days sooner than the
colld have gol il from any other source
This will snow them The policy of patron
izing our Tri-Weekly, by which they vii
receive by every mail, the very earliest in
,elIigence from that now intensely interes
ting quarter.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

or The War Department has ordered
that all of the soldiers thus lar enlisted under
~~regiment law in the eastern cities
0<TTRe~44immediately to the Brazos.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

o. At the regular quarterly election for OF
6cers of Temple of Honor Division No. Sd.
offs. of T., in this city, held or Friday evening
last, the following gentlemen were elected:
JNO. ). CHANDLER, W.T..
CONRAD BAKER. w. A.
JNO. nj. STOCKWEBL, R. S.
JAS. D. WALTERS, A. R.
JNO. ECHOLS, T.
JNO GREEK. F. S.
JNO. COOPER. C.
THOS. M. ARCHER. A.C.
NELSON KAZAR. |. S.
ED. DEGARMO, y. s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

~The Wing State Convention al Nash
vile, on Thursday last, unanimously nominal
ted Gen NgGL S. BRowN, as the Wing candi-
- -. ls.s.essss.r
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

amount ofspecie bfone-.nal s,vs ,b,, .ha
niberna was So 900 900: ~ .,a..,o
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

Hon. Henry Clay will be seventy years.
age on the 9Th day of this month.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
The New York Commercial SAYS:

ne VIEW IUfh ~0OtiltlleiIfdf says
s I, is argued, with some plausibilisy. that
when The large amount of specie nov on faie
way is received the money market viii hy
much easier. II must not howeuer, be oYgF..
looked thatthe county is moi indebted 10 ihs
seaboard, as il proved by the FACT IN slI parts
of HE Union exchange is against ibis cir.
and that oar Indebtedness will incfease. Il hen
the opening Of navigation permits 10 it.flax
Oh the seabord Of a large stock nf pYeduce
veto come 10 market. I've shall MOI fels.n
The bulk ofihe specie unless The meschan,s
ofIhe Interior buy largely Of goods and NV
Tor them, and in any event the disbursements
oil The UoVernmenis al The South, the means
tor which mus, be furnished by the Noflh.
Will require transmission ihitheT Of nc IN
considerable amount OF specie.
GTCol. Benton says, thai, If auyihina were
to be gained by the destruction &c ihe as,le
at Vera Cree, lie "conld delnuhsh Il II 6sa
hours" TIE Administration ugb4 cosiaiejs
10 give hin . chance II Gen. Scosss 10
guns tail % make IN impression upaa siss
tress, a Polk, as iast expedleaG, slssesa se,.s
Benionio make speech agaias. is.- f,-..s,
tce
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
PHILADEL PHlA, Mach q. 5 PM.

s. PHILADELPHIA sIch u. z NJ
WASHINGTON on DIR oREIGS ITEszs =
MARKETS., Sc.-i, is currently ruinofet Al
Washington that the President will not n1alse
any appointments 10 the vacant Major. Gen
eralships, unless il is rendered certain By
the events of the War that il viii continue
for an indefinite length Of time
The most important items IS the Fereign
News are the condition Of the Bank al Eur
gland and The Financial Affans the Bank
was reduced from sixteen millions sserllng
10 twelve millions, and of course, pfppQluon-
atey contracted the volume of paper enHen-
cy.
his believed however that owing 10 The
condition of The Money Market, tho Bank
could lose four millions more without cars
ing serious embarrassment. Money ~
plenty in London, but deaTer.
France and Austria are both in le 1nas-
ket as borrowers. Their annual budggls
both sfowa deficiency of Revenue Iae
French shows an expenditure over receipts
oil ninety nine millions Of francs.
The unsatisfactory conditions Of their G.
nancial affairs, excies approximations ii
very serious crisis, and which may setiouslY
embarass Merchants in their CONNIE rciai ops
erations.
The Steamer brings large orders rom
the other side for Flour and Cora. Ffeigias
are on The raise again from this cause, End
| if carried much higher, my prevent the ssEl-
ing Of these orders, oil course, The expoFia-
ton OF Produce
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

AT the regular quarterly election for officers
of Lymon Beecher Division No 25, S. Of t.
in this city, held on Tuesday evening, the iol-
lowing gentle en- were elected:
E. A. CORBET. w. P.
VIM M ELLIOT. w A.
GEO. b. w ALKER,R s.
WIN. HOLDEN. A. r. s..
r. GILL HARVEY. F. $.
ROBT. BARNES. T.
EDWARD LEWIS, C.
WM H. WALKER. A. c.. ~
VIM p. ST1NSON, l. S.
TAOS- AGER. o. S.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

q The steamship Great Western is adj
YeFiised for sale
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
Illinois Brigade.

Kiiled--Col. J. j Hardin, Capt Zabri
kie and Lieut. Haughton
Woaadsd--L ieet.s. ]. L. .5EcCgase1f al
II. Adums
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

LIVERPOOL, March 3, 1917.
Wheat, white and mixed. 20 bs | | rs.
red los sd a Is id, -four, Western canal and
Richmond per biol, DIS 42s Cd, Phila5e'..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
Indiana Brigade.

Wounded--Gen. LANE
I'd REGIMENT
Killed--Capts. WALKER, Kiader-<5 Lieut.
Pdrr.
Wounded--Capts. Sanderson q Osborn,
and LieHts. Cay'e, Pennington, Morse, Da-
ris, EpPERsoN and Leicis.
Sd. REGIMENT.
Killed--Capt Faggat.
Wounded--lMdj German & Cant Sleep
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

Shocking Shipwreck.-On Saturday week
the Brechin Castle. 400 tons burthen home
ward bound, from Port Adelaide TO Swansea
with the Australian mail on board, was lost
off Mumbles Head. She was laden with cop
per ore, and commanded by Mr. L. r. Baxter
with crew of fifteen hands. The ship and
cargo is valued upwards of 100000, and re
ported 10 be fully insured.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

I'd REGIMENT.
Killed--Capt. woodward; Lieuts. Brunton,
Fletcher, Ferguson, Rollins Bartheson Ath-
usOn and Price
Wounded--Capts Coffee nad Baker
ADJ. Wkiteside.
Texas Company.
Killed--Lieut. Campbell and Lint. Leo
ndrd.
Wounded.--Capt Conner.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

GIVE are greatly indebted 10 our friends
Messrs. Jas. Laughlin. Taylor & Harvey,
and John Mitchell for their kindness in pro-
curing US New Orleans papers of The 23rd
which were brought TO This city by the steam
er SULTANA The Sultana left N. Orleans
on the evening of the 3d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
ALSO-DK. IlIIL'S
COUGH LOZEN(s ES.

NOR the relief Of coughs, colds, consump-
L ton, asthma, whooping cough. ca,arrh,
tgh,ness of the lungs or chest. bronchus,
and all pulmonary affections. Several thou
sand boxes have been sold within the last,
six months. giving immediate relief TO those
who have been afflicted with the mos, dis
tressing coughs and colds, and restoring TO
health persons in almost every stage OF pull
monaiy affections. The whole world should
know ,ha, DIR Ilull's Cough Lozenecs are a
certain cure for all diseases leading to con-
sumption. They are. recomme nded by thou
sands who have used them, and say that they
g,ve velief when oil other means fail. Price
25 cents per box with full directions.
Agents for The oJore Medicines - Sheldon
e. Allen. Paw,e,; J. !. q /. II. Vail, Gran
Vile; A. Bliss, Eas, Poul,ney; Hooker &
Joslin, Yves, roul,ney; T.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton d. Morgan, Jr. q Co, Yves, Ru,land
Ripley d Bailey, Mil Village; Luther Dan
iels, Rutland; e. NJ. Bruce g. Co. Dandy;
Samuel Townsend, j., ID. II. Sabin g. Co.,
Walingfold Sabaun q Walls, South Wal
linz ford ocm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
DIR. lil,LI.'S
WORM [6SZz8Z|H3S|

Children will cry for d.. Hull's Worm %
zcngcs Only read what this medicine has
done.
Norhviile, G BISON Go. Tenn. Dec. 81. 1919.
Dr. {. T.. iiull--Son.e months since your
agent LEFT with the for saLe, what he oonsid-
cred large supply your Worm Lozenees,
bu, have SOLD all out, and could have sold
three times a. many more. had been sup.
Piled to ,ha, amount, ! hope that you wall
ios,ruc, your agent to leavc much greater
supply when he comes This way again. -
their use in my family has been oI grca, bon
eft. Edwin McCorcl, Esq. gave some TO
child OF his, -four years old, and the frs, dose
brouph, away between thirty e. tori, worms.
Mr. William Mcdaniel had child whom TIC
ply SIX isns pronounced incuIable, and said
/, would die, bu, the child was curedby using
DR. lIull's Worm Lozenges.
Yours, truly, SrtrmrS LrNkiS.
Prlcc % cents per box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPAN.
ION.

GUN Lectures on the uses Of the Lungs,
- Causes. Prevention and Cure Of Con-
Sumption. Asthma and diseases of the Heart.
On The Laws OF Longevity, and mode Of
preserving male and female heai,h, symme.
thy and beauty exposing causes and cure
OF those diseases tina, produce consumption
or shorten life, as affection Of the skln,spine,
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver. Scrcilu-
IA, Piles, Grave and Female Complaints -
It's rules, easy. practical, and pure, form a
guide to perisci hesl,h add long iile g.
engraving, 32t pages. 20 cents. Postage
. l-2 cents. By SANurL :. IircH, A. NJ.
VI. H., q, ,0e, Broadway. y.
ANY person RENTING hry cents fee. ~ u
receive one copy by mai, 10 any part. The
trade supplied slyecw
Feb lsi..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

And Vegetable Ton & nmh
Restorative lSitlcrs.

\ RE the cheapest and most spproyod
lSmily medicines ever iiiored In tho
Public. they are extremely mild in ,hc,,
operation, neither causing sickness of ITO
stomach. nor any unpleasant, sensation in ,ho
system, as - too frequently tie case wi,,,
medicines given tr act upon the bowels
hence muluiudes, who have been unallo -
take other pills o. preparations Of medicine
on account 81 her nauseallng effects u.o
these pills without the slightest d!.arro,lle
lee iug.
Iy their manifest and sensible action imam
the chyie which Is the fountain Lead -,
health or disease, the, may Justly be eon.,d
cred a Universal Medicine, and the com
plants tia, come most directly under ,h.,,
Influence aud ioI which they are So r,,,,cn'
larly designed. are as iollows -B,llou. 6.
YES, Fever aud Apue, Dysp.pss,, ,o,
Complaints, SlcA Head ache. Enl.re,non,
of the spleen. JauDdice, Asthma, Dron.y
Kheumaiism, Piles, Cho.ic bowel and SIM
mer Complaints, Impurities Of the Blnod
temile instructions. Heartburn. Nau...
furcd Tongue, Dissection Of the s,oms'r
and bowels, lnolplen, Dlsrrnha. fls,ul,nco
liaOiiual cosilycnesss. De,erminaiion ~ a.,
blood 10 Vie head, Los'bi srpeliie, Blo,cb. 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
PENSION AGENCY
bEw PENSION LAW ron WIDOWS.


A,s u,,if,aS'sc p,nito., 70 tiRJg,n m
c,rioia ,sssf
rn>llE subscriber having N,,r fota lons
tar crga1'i D. intctnsanA. ',aims
f1r tensions. atfcs's - 0eNsfrr. 'rnUf,
iants communication Of is.i rt,. auc,r 81
military isY &c s --aas aa,.n, sa inc
Laws iofm.. and N.so.,, 90 from TIE
Pension oihee.--a iiotci,ic ptopAfod to Old
rgc'o1s'v sri iiomp'lY. At Us, o~nu.. and
eSfsr~ without fee or rev and (~Len un,Uc.
"ss'vlj al applications !of pensions. IN tie
following cs.os
LIT Wh,rr claim hss been toIee,od OF
suspended r., 'u'ihcr proof
o. Where krsionsf. living or dead. !,
uwa. srrtssci TO be oniii,J to a lager
jsns lon ihsn WAS aws'1'd.
- Wl,ie fcvo'u'ilnai, officer ~ sol.
fi-i i'to" ming, ~ has died sinfc 81 81
Mat 2 1881 Oft where having served during
the VAT, IA the Continental rs,shllshm- {,
he has died since 81 ol March. is.G
GA. Where widow miuci previous To
'hssNtirsu1r Of her hu>h,nI's as, term of
ser,icc-i' nov alive, a. has died siuce ~
d Jolly, 1886
9th. who're wilow mati,ci previous TO
De 1T q Jsngar, 1914. Is now alive. or has
tun'er csfisin cifcgmstsnt,s) died sinco ,lh
Julv. is1-.
0h. Where widow ha, been 'nariod
more then once aud - now WIDOW. 81 has
died awisow sncs 90 AusuS ist3.
,N,. Claims Of every description. for ar
ears Of Pension, due the heirs Of deceased
pensioners
Those VIII, have made Efforts and failed
n obtain Pensions. need not despair If they
hus, i!.ou Gaze To Ia, hands, a. he has OBJ
tanned pensions IN many cases where they
had been gwen up as entirely hopeless. after
repeated uusucco ssiul efforts. lie not only
tcvocs his whole tune AMI attention 10 tie
bus,ncss. personally. but has the assistance
a an agent Who has been engaged inile hu-
,ires, ip' ii,cfn ~ ,w'n'y years, and who
,sris Washington several timess year. With
all the pr,rcilal Offices nficcords. OF the ser
wees OF Revolutionary soldiers, VIZ. Boston.
Concord, Montpelier. llsuiofd. Newport,
Trenton. Iiau,bureh, Philadelphia, New
York and Albany, where he has access 10
the old Roll, and Rccort.-and having ac.
tcss 20 numerous private Rolls, j.. in many
instances, enabled TO establish claims where
agents with less iaoiii,ics for investigating
them fail Of obtaining villa, is Justly due
Ua wishes to he dis'ihcilv understood.
that he Investigates all claims a, his own
risk, wi'Gou, any compensation whatever,
where unsuccessful. and that no claim will
he considered hopeless where pension is
Justly due.
T,rNs varied according 10 the nature and
oNien, OF the services rendered, and the D.
noun, Of the claim recovered. All those
Who suppose ihoy have claims, will, on send
log a s,aicmcri o. facts To- the subscriber, be
informed without charge whether OF no, their
claims are well founded.
uncxcerionablc references given if re-.
qucs,ed.
Letters o. inquiry OF applications Ill NICE,
with ptoml' attention, II addressed (pos,
lri1l 20 the suh,'ihcr ~ Iree tVo,.ie TO-.
y. J &C lum) WILLIS G.. WADE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
DIR. II. +. PEERY'S
VERMIF'CGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS,

A hgMy raiuable Preparation, odpa,ie, from
Tie P'omphtude Of us action, IF dear
ine The system IN a t,w hours
Of Crsrv rorm.
There is perhaps no disease TO which Children
ais exposed 80 common md fatal worms; the, mt
tate the symptoms of almost ever, Other cor paiut.
aud often produne the most alarming effects before
they ore suspected. The symptoms which are pro-
duccd by the irritation Of worms in tho bowels. and
which with zone t'eroc a. cctainiy indicate ih'r
cnlstarre arc AZ follows .-counicnance p,lo tongue
Whitley fuUed, grinding Of the teeth istd breath,
stomach hard and swe.led, wasting If the flesh
sickness and pains in tbe stomach, bowels eA,her too
cost,cof too loose, great ffuiu'ne,s. unnatural
craving Tor clay drt or chalk colo, tonNuslons,
fits. &c. &c
Numerous certificates Of the value and usefulness
of thus preparation are simos, daily received.
The following j, from the Rev w Il Winion,s
distinguished preacher OF the Methodist Chu''h
abingdon, Va May ic, 1913
do hereby certify that have used DR. Pcery's
Vcrmifu:c in nv family 10 the great sa,isiaLiion Of
myself ard fclcfof my children. II is prompt IN
its action and IN one ase removed large number of
worms in three OF four hours ai'or :, Was gwen to
the child. am satisfied that az a koruiiuge II 10
superior 10 any that have eycrssed
"a " d WINTON
Ne~bcrn n e May c2d IA
Dear Sm-l hasd been anaiously looking for a.
mother supply Of Your Dead Shot Nefmilugs, az !
have not single vial ieh There are con.ian,
HVINth'ihns NT U''ufiNrs shu eh'hu w
pleased to supply the demand. II has proved hs'f
far tried in this vicinity, to be positive spe-
ci6c and no humoug Please inform me by return
mail how soon y,u can furnish me with snotoer
supply.
Truly yours J. A. LOGAN.
Ptice % cents per Wat.
Prepared by Ur. II. r. PvIRY ahJ sold xhnfo-
sale aud retail sy A. Is. q ID. SANDS, Drug
elsls, 100 Fulton ST. corner Of William, \.
York.
Sold also by Luther Daniels, Rutland. ].
ID. Beaman, W. Poul,ney; II Simom, Pits
ford: and by Druggists generally ihrouphou,
the United States. 9sly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

VNHE subscriber having The latest and

"HE subscriber having The lales, aud
I mos, approved designs for dwellings d
also for public buildings, would g,,e notice
10 the public IN general. that he viii carry
on the carpcn'os and joiner business. the
coming season IN all its VARIOUS branches lie
would also say tina, lie vii do work 10y the
job OF by he day, on ~ reasonable terms
and in as good style as can be done in the
country. JAMES f.. GLYNN.
East Rutland. March /. 1917 1922
\ i. Throo first rate journcymcn want.
ed by tie first day OF June, next. J.EG.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

nenily cured
Asthma Flatuencv.
Bilious Complaints, Fiuor Albus or White.
Bols, Gastric Fever.
Bowels, defccn, ac- Green Sickness,
,on in, Grpcs.
Breas, Pang, llcin burn,
Caiarrl, Headache.
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough of Pregnancy, lncon'inonce OF Urine
Cosiiveness, Indigestion,
I)ia'rhTa, lnflamatoin Of the Vital
Difficult, breathing, Parts,
Dyspepsia inflammation OF s,om.
Dyspepsc Consump- ach.
ton Jaundlce,
Digestion imperfect, Liver complaint,
Determination OF blo'dl.ow spirits,
TO inc head Men.'rnai'on suppress
Ear Ache. sed or r,inful'
Erysipelas, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, Ne1falpia,
Fever-I ow Nervous. Rheumatism.
Intermittent, Kcml,-Stomach various dis.
tent, eases,
Fever and Apue, WHITES.
In all bilious or chronic disorders. these
pills achieve the most wonderful triumph. -
Here they defy competition. And as the
susceptibility of the American constitution
10 these diseases, they are APPLY STYLED by
some.
THE PILL OF THE NEW WORLD
The wonderful efficacy Ia these complaints
arises from their power TO open the pores ;
ciease and strengthen the stomach and bow :
els. make the urine flow beautifully and
clear; and give lone and strength 10 the
system.
II is impossible within the limits OF an or.
binary advertisement, TO give the reader
the reasons Tor the most extraordinary suc
cess and spread Of these pills Bu, reasons
do eNis,,wblch have abundantly satisfied the
minds OF thousands IN this country and a.
monP them the accomplished Phys,oians,
urisis, Clerpymcn, aud private ctiixens.
male and female
~ Numberless certificate. of the wonder,
iul efficacy Of these Pills nigh, be present.
ed, bot a certificate IN these dsyA - scarcely
worth the paper on which 1t IL printed. 4
lew extracts from the CORES pondencs OF ,bo
company, viii however. he now given.
FRoM iSnIAnA.
Your enterprise 10 the enterprise Of IA.
day. liz magnitude " II sslon,sh II. o,,g'.