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CONSUMPTION CURED.

C2t.se and Strengthen Consumption ca. De cured Bron
chuis, Consumption, Lrsr Complaint, Colds, Coughs
Caiarrh Isisaa, Splitting Of Hood SORENESS he CIf~
Hecfic FgRsh, Night Sieetfs, Difficult Pyynse Erp,r.
to,afign, Pain q, NE Side e, hare been and te
Probably there never wash remedy that has been so sue.
cessul IN desperate cases ~ Consumption this II lean.
AMI slreges the Wy hem, and appears to heal ucefs
The Ings, md the patients gradually regain their usual
" In llsi5 AiMOSfeA MIRACLE t,a siEt
Read the following nnd doubt you can that Cots,,tn b,
tim be cured. This Ia only one, knsdvtu
cases. ii,ut TOvNNSEN DS SARsAPARiI1.A has cured
~ siid4t gS@tts " isart BRooaLYN, Sept a. 1876
DIR. TowNsESp-Dear Sir II was taken little over u
year ago, with cough aud pain III my side I, in
creased very hst indeed was pronounced by ply
sieianso have the quick consumption raised large a
titles Of btii matter, hat night Rweats, understanding very
istmy doctor said lie could do nothing for
the hospital hope OF beng benefited but pronounce
ncrabe was greatly distressed at The lungs and
could Iardly breathe soon became emaciatet, and
lrGie 10 die; confined my bed and Obliged 10
;iae Wuciitrs Indeed, cannot give you any description
TINT would do usiceto my case i was Supposed by my
lrieIis 10 be aa recovery had tried great number 81
remedies and all seemed ID he Of effect read ii
most extraordinary cures performed by your necne and
10 tell you the triit suspecc there was hunbug IN
them Hut WAS insncrd to try il; did and very
thankful did cannot say that am entirely well, but
far recovered be about my business and hoIie
10 be entirely well in few weeks Ny cough, pain in Tie
side, and night sHeats, have lett me, and fase bat very
le, and am FAST gaining my usual strength te my
duty 10 give yoaa statement OF my case To publish, II yo
please. t Ga n li srgs ltt sh{vaals gaE4aN 3t
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THE Snbscrbers hase made every Arrangement for the
accommodation of their guests, and respectfully solicit
u share Of patronage. BAGl.EY, MACKENZIE * Co
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TINTED STATES GOYgRN1LENT UCTiONiER
u AND COMMISSION ldERCIkdNI, Vera Cruz,
Mexico. ..Is ge.
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& Francois, New York, t &4aI.4 ialt &t
Messrs. John Henderson Il Co., Baltimore. hi
Is. Walls, Esq, New Orleans. sa.t.
Hj N u. Sales made IN English, Spanish, and French
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oct s ly' 1871 44t " Vera Cruz, Mexico
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22
BRITISH OUTRAGE.

The New Bciiord Mercury contains an
account OF an outage COMMITTED upon tho
American Flag, bya Blush Officer Tho
statement IS made on the authority Of tho
officer IN command ut the ,lmc and Of the
protest o!,hc captain. The whaling bark
ropmunne,, Cap, 1illon from the Indian
Ocean, pu, into ST, Helena in distress on
the 9Th May, 1916, when Capt Til,on
and his first officer wen, on shore for medl
cal ud. Edward Marsh a native OF this
city, who had been shipped before the Uni.
ted States Consul at F'aya, welt on shore
also. OF the subsequent occurrence this ac.
count is given
Shortly after the departure Of Captain
Tillon, u boats crew from the S,yx under
the command ola Brush officer armed aud
IN uniform, and accompanied BY Marsh
the boa,sIccr above named, came alongside
the Pormunne,, when the officer came on
deck aud stated to Mr. Hall, Il q, Mr. Marsh
had shipped on board II b. VI steamer
Siyx, und demanded his clothes and bedding
Mr.. Hall declined to comply with the re-
quest, stating tina, the vessel had been leh
IN his charge and lha, he could no, consent
10 have any thing taken from her wi,hou,
written order from Capt. TiIlon Tho
BRUSH officer. then ordered A.'s' .si~s---v
10 come on board the Popm!n IAais-- AI.1"
md by Marsh, when the officer and Aiai...
went below and took possession OF the bed
ding which they placed IN the boat ard re-
tuning with i. to the Slyx, Immediately
put to sea. Mr. Hall protested TO the las,
against these proce, dngs and forthwith re.
ported The facts TO Capt. 1il,on on shore,
who Immediately entered n formal protest
before the u S. Consul at St Helena, n
gains, this nigran, Outrage
The Mercury adds TINT these facts have
been officially communicated TO Washing.
,on.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

by the Steamship Union at Nc'0 York
Important from China-Tbe following
wa. ted at the Liverpool Exchange a
day or two before the sailing Of the Union.
We have ye, no further accounts
a Colombo Times extra, OF July j.,
(Ce,lon) contains very alarming rumor
with regard TO the relations OF this country
with China. and one which derives consid-
crab. ii.uaL.Aiy from the r. rash con-
duct Of Sir John Davies the uoycrnor Of
Hong Kong. The report Is that the at
tack ON the Bogue forts had reused a des-
perate spirit Of hostility against all foreign
,rs, but especially the English, aud had
led to rising Of the people q Canton a.
galnst them The consuls had been COM
PEELED t. leave Canton, and the Europeans
were preparing to follow them
The above was received at Ceylou by
the liadding,on steamer. which received l.
from the commander u ship despatched
10 Calcutta for troops 10 reinforce the garri-
son at Hong Kong
The long contemplated attempt 70 get a
the celebrated Steamer Great Britain. came
If on the Dist ul,imo, and proved e. be a
total failure although aided by = govern
mon, steamer Of siK hundred horse power
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

Mol hope rename 10 rescue her, aud no 9TH
CT like effort will I've tined again
The Polish Trial in Berlin has ~ W,
reached only ~ Of, accused. a. there
are $50 persons il pNcatcd !, Is said that =,
will require oigh, months 90 finish the whole
they may all then appeal and rro,r,c, the
procstll 1850
Alba. a journal OF Florence. .a,.. tia.
the Holy See has decided TO transfer the
scat Of Government, TO Bologna, rather than
submit 60 tho Anstrians
The little Republic of saint Martin has
just dccrccd the Abolition Of Capital Pun
i-hmcn,
On the night of,hc 18Th ult tie duchess
Of rrailin was cruelty murdered in her own
bedroom She was the mother of unc
children, and the Duke. her husband wa.
charged with the awful deed. lie was
peer, and bclongcdto one Of the most an.
cicnt families. and was very wealth, man
The chamber Of peers was convolcd ON this
occasion. bu, the duke committed suicide
on the 18th, by taking large dose Of ar,.
Me. Ii has created very great sensation
in the whole country. and has called the
whole press in the field Of lawful debate.
a Letter, from Turin of the 22d, SAYS.
An important piece of news has just be-
come current in our city y is said tina.
King Charles Albcr. has formerly protested
against the occupation Of Fcrrarr by tho
Austrians, and that the protest has been
sent to all the powers. Besides that, il j,
said tina, the King has written TO the ropc
to place his army aud navy a, his disposition
in case the independence Of the Pontiical
States should be attacked by Austria. Il
is impossible TO form an idea If the cn,hu-
sasm which this Intelligence has crca.
ted
The tenor Of the European ncvsis, On the
whole rather warlikc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

lrrWe would particularly direct the
attention Of our readcrs,o the advertisement
OF Mr. SiodIsri m another Column. Mr.
s has jus, returned rom New York with
mock OF Books, Stationary Cutlery, Per
fumrry &c that canno, bot please all. lis
well arranged Store Ia. been VISITED By
lots OF folks since his lssl acquisition and
though sales are large hrs assortment IS
kept perfect By frequent and well ordered
supplies rom Market and I'VE would ad
yiscnll visning ,own to give him a call
THOSE Who may be here IN areDiance
upon The Far wall find s,oddards peas
snl and profitable place 70 'iin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

The Portland Argus tells the following,
mich is, to say the least, large story -
AS Rufus Grover ~as clearing a well
for Mr. q Folsom, in Monmouth, Nome,
while stoopine down to I'LL the lucku, he
heard II rumbIng noise, aud looking up
perceived large stone coming down upon
him, which he made Quito AVOID partially ,
when instantly some four fee, above his
head he being still! in n STOPPING position,
the stonng OF the well closed 10, and com
pl,lcly covered him. This was at three o..
clock ~ the afternoon The well was a
bou, ,hinythrce fee, deep, and the whole
Of the stone was TO be cleared out before he
could be reached People came IN from
the adJaccn, places, and the work went on
with much zeal. After being about half
cleared out, he was heard to halloo, which
encouraged the workmen After incredible
.rcr,lons be was reached about one o'clock
a, night, nni rescued but lule hunt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22
RUM ORS OF PEACE.
NEw YORK. FRIDAY. s p NJ

TIE New Orleans Delta. Of the 9th inst.
states that the Spanish paper, La Pa'ria
ha, received later news from Mexico. sta
ting that articles q a treaty had been sign
cd by Mr. TrIst aud The Mexican Commis-
sioncrs
One account states also that Paroles
was at orlaba, and had declared against
Santa Anna and peace. Another story
rays be was in battle with Valencia.
Captain Walker had caused several in.
hahiants Of Jalapa, who had been con-
rerncd in numbering American. to be shot
The health of Vera Cru, wa. improving
That o. New Orleans was very bad.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

GrS. Scorr WHEN Gen Scott was IN
this city on his waylo the seat OF war, he
was frequently INTERCEPTED by curious per
sons, as to his plans and designs But the
old General was generally as close as an
oyster There was, however one purpose
OF which be made no Effort to conceal, and
ths, was, his determination 10 be 10 the cap.
nal by The ls Of September ] shall die
tate peace 70 them in their capital on the
ia Of September, isi7' The old Gen.
eral IS certainly shaving It very close, bu,
we believe he will redeem his promise -
~ O II, lla Sept 9Th
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22
THE HERALD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SIR %


tfThe 'o,'ie Of our paper of,hs week
- will be seeo. 70 devoted mainly TO the
imporsn, intelligence jaa received from
the sea, OF war and. as Ibis Indulgence
Is Of 30 imroran, and e,ening . character
~e can hav" no apology to make fof the
space oeeuP"d IN the details which ~'ll
prove 90 Interesting to oil.
The two last ac,ons oflhc American AZ
my before The walls Of Mexico, are on all
hand. admitted to be the most brilliant. md
the victory achieved the most gratifying ia
American PRIDE, Of any Of the engagements
heretofore had With the enemy since the
coin m. ncemcni Of this unfortunate var -
As brilliant. as glorious, and as gratifying
to the pride Of our people, however, al
,hrse success rs may BE-, OF may appear to
he, we yet believe lha, the simple achieve
meni Of peaee' would bring to The hearts
Of the American people qualification
such m no success Of arms can bring
The glare and glitter OF army scenes the
march, the bvouac, the battle. snd the
ron,, may excite and stir Up the feelings oil
portion Of our population; yet peace is
wha, the country wants, and wha, the PEG.
pie, after oil, hold most dear. Should the
news Of peace--which we publish in an.
other column be confirmed, it would scud
such a thrill ofJoy into the hearts Of the
honest and true hearted freemcn OF this
coun'ry,ns hls not before been experienced
tor years. The j'y iha, the news Of peace
would bring would be unalIoycd; it would
MOI come attended with the misery and woe
which ever attends the triumphan, announce
men, Of a victory won ii, woull be dives
ted OF the details Of strife, Of rnplnc and
slaughter j, would not come accompanied
with the groans Of our dying coumrymcn,
nor would j, cause the tear Of anguish -
flow from the eyes Of parents, brothers,
sisters and friends, for the loss of those far
dcnrer 10 them than all the mines Of Mexico
or ofnlI the world beside. while, then
we would rejoice over the late victories won
by the prowcss Of our arm', Il, us all hope
for an carly md honorable peace VI it'll ihi,
nation Nth whi.h we have been % unne.
c,ssarily involved in a foolish and wicked
war
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

q In another column viii be found the
official vote for Senators IN Rutland Coun.
~. md from which, it will BE- seen TIA, t q
aucmp' Of the few to mi.lend the many has
proved entirely unavailinc-Noycs who
heads the opposition ucke, receives only
4si votes and consequently fails Of an
lection.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

appearance # Tie Ppiaioe Rot u.
trad, Of lever daled O,ha~s, Seplembr
Il am sorf, 10 have 10 niorm you that
IN, no,,ioe disease or rot has made rs sp.
pesrance "a almost every held, and l.'
wear threatens he uuer destruction Of o..
eroo Whealw,.l b. mar IN aVersse anl
ools aud peas or above I'm 1hs township
-lloUouio Globe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

PosrpoNrD-The reform in the polisi
cal character Of Vermont which wasso
eonhicn'ly promised by our locoioco
friends previous IN the olcciion-has as u.
sua', been indefnitely postponed This
posronemen', We take H. was not 'on ac-
coun, Of the weather.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

esy.As II IT were not enough that Mf
polk's orn state has decided againl hlm
and his own county has deeId'd ngaInN
Inn. ms own town has decided ag,ins, hlm
and his own precinct has decided against
hlm, & hisoNn family has decided again"
hlm-lhfce louths Of the Polks Of I,nncs
see being wings -lPfen,ice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

The Wheeling Times SAYS an Engineer
now engaged ~ stalking out tie ground for
the briiec across tho Ohio The Span will
be eIaotly 1850 feet. from centre 70 centre
O, the abuimenis
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Still further Particulars Of the Battles
PARADEs AND BCsTAMENTE IN
TIE FIELD IN FORCE


Terrible loss Of the .Ner York and South
Carolina Regimcn,S--Cap.urc Of De-
srricrS The .4rmigicc-Rclrdsc of
fucrican Prisoners, Sc.
IN New Orleans Picnyune Of tho OH
ms, contains series OF lcilrrs from Mr..
Kendall, together with the let of the killed
and wounded in the ,wo battles.
The New York Regimen, Of Nolunl'crs
had one hundred and three men killed. and
wounded Annexed is n list OF the Offices
Of this regiment, who we're either slain or
injured.
KiIlrp
Lieut. Chandler.
WOUNDED.
Colonel Burnett, severely
Captain Fairchil slightly,
Captain Dyckmsn, severely.
Lieut. Sweeney, severely
Lieut. Jenness, slightly
Lieut.. Cooper, severely
Iicut Po,ler. severely
Lieu, McCsbe slightly
Lieut. griffin, do
Lieut. Nnlhovakcr. 90
The grcaicr loss Of be American. was
sustained IN lhc attack rpon what Santa
Anna called hi, second linc No reconooi.
snnce 81 thsslroag Position OF the enemy
having been made, aud the morning hav.
'rg inspired our troops TO he u'nos, onlhu
~ssm. they rushed pcl mel INTO the posi-
ton most exposed, and were moved down
by hundreds
Cu, ofs', thousand Americans. Engaged
In the fight, the !oss fans la'le short OF ,iev.
en- hundred
When The works Of The rnemy came 70
Dc examined person naturally wonder.
ihsi Gen SCOTS " hole force was 10, s~cp
away However place them IN the same
position IN which tie 'nemy Wa, ami 'her,
were never enough Mer'cans born TO dus,
them out
} A second letier from Mr. Kendall daIet
Tseubsys. AUG 26,h, ss,cs the srmisic,
had produced universal di.ss,.iacilon n
the army IT beng regarded 4, ooc Of b,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

rTCounerft Eagles have Sppesred
~ C,ncinna, The workmanship 'ereel.
l,ni, the date lsil They can only b. DE-
leeled by weight
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

Every sixth man, woman and child in the
Cnrel S's,cs j. slave
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

Far We regrc, to learn ,ha, dsiruc
tive fire occurred on the premises Of Mont
gomcry Powers, on the Creek below Sulh-
eT'ands Falls on Saturday night last The
fire was first discovered in q large hay
barn and before il could be subdued five
building, were 's,roycd-I'he barn above
mentioned contained 40 or so tons OF hay
A corn house with some 500 bushels OF
oats. sheds, horsc.s,abIcs, &c. were all con.
sumed.
We understand that MI Powers was in.
snr,d to the amount Of sl40
The origin Of tho fire IS unLnown-as
no one had been in the buildings for some
days to the knowledge Of the proprietor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

FGE-As many reports are in circula'
ton as To the amount of Mr.. William Kim.
balls loss by fire which occurred on the
NOR ing Of Cd Sept. (abous o'clock my
we give ne imoIit Of lls suiancc
lolIo,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-22

Mr.. K'tnball was IN company w.th Da.
vid Strong, in The manufacture OF Cabinet
furniture on which m insurance had been
effected, as follows:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-22

The editor of the New York Herald writing from Pa
rs, has the following interesting paragraph this sub
ect
"Ihe French government in the commence
nent OF several very important movements affecting trade
and commerce, which may end in great revolution in
the commercial system Of the nation. few days ago a
proposition introduced into the Chamber reducing
their tariff on nearly 800 different articles of import
some to be free articles law is now also under dis
cussion for increasing the paper system by reducing the
denomination OF the bills hitherto issued by the bank
from 500 francs to 200 francs It is also proposed to
pend the old navigation laws for another year, and to
allow grain to be imported duty free, in ships OF any
country
"These liberal movements all proceed from the govern.
ment and Indicate that the doctrines of free trade prevail
with the present cabinet The high tariff and restrictive
system OF France grew up under the long foreign wars OF
the republic and the emplre and, in respects, the
like classes of society in France in the United States,
entertain these doctrines The manufacturers of all kinds
the great sckers for high and exclusive tariand
heretofore they have possessed great influence IN the
Chambers The foreign trade and shipping interest in
France have not influenced legislation and the numer
landed interest, which consists of three or four mil
lions of small farmers. have little control in the govern
men at all In England il is exactly the reverse There
the landed interest has been the high tariff influence
the commerce and manufactures for liberal principles
Since the repeal of the English corn laws, and the
famine, tie commercial restrictive legislation OF both
France and England has received blow which will, in
tme introduce total change in their foreign trade and
other branches. The ideas of the paper money system
are slowly extending in Europe particularly in France
and England Their vast debistheir vast faxes--ther
vast railroad expendtures-the increase OF population
the scarcity OF oodAe amount of gold and silver sent
back to America all concur to force the governments,
bankers, and merchants, shift that may save of
the day OF settlement to future period This shift for
the evil day is composed of two expedensone bad the
other goo lone leading to ruin, the other to safety They
are, first the return to low tariffs, and the removal OF
nopolies and restrictions foreign trade, which
good the second is the extension and spread of paper
money and paper credit which is bad, and will lead to
worse. The advantages of these mixed movements, and
principles only temporary to Europe, but almost per-
manent to the United States The good comes first, the
evil afterwards We take their dollars for the -four and
they give the paper to their people"