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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
FURTHER FROM GEN. CUSHING.
A R,,cf nnd D;rcet E,rno,jf;an of Eo,h

Extract OF letter from Gen. Gushing 10 John
w. James, Esq, Of Boson-daIed
"VEGARA. Oct. 49,
the Dsmocracf Of Massachusetts as SET forth in
the donss OF the Convention, in which do not
in substance cordially agree.
III, therefore, while my person is engaged in
the field here, my name can be oi any ser.ice 10
the cause of The Administration al home, feel il
TO be my duly not 10 hold back from the contest,
VIII airyrr NAV be The result"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

the yENAL SANCTUARY.

ny THE REV. JAMES CHLORINE Lyons, l.. L. D.
Where in our churches is The place Tor the
non,a ask this question with shame and sor
row WHERE Is THE PLACE FOR THE POOR !-f''
Admit ,ha here and there poor person has
seal; WHERE IS TT Is he invited 10 si' WIN Us
ain good place. or do We say 10 hun a. ,s'aho
,hou there. or sit here under my iootsiool
fright Rev. Bishop Ives.
$500 Ltraicas XVI: 81.
Irod the hallow'd ground that bore
A Christian temple tall anu P'euo'
When ar each vide and ioI'y dool
Iyenr streaming in a gorgeous cro%u:-
A wecome day bic all ieJoice-
A fair and ancient festival
And Inc glad organs mighty voice
Shook The strong root and Gothic wall
Full many token mark'd The told,
Where rich and high believers mel,
The sacred volume ciasPa ~ so'u,
The costly robe, and drowsy scat
prirsI people, altar, chancei, choir,
Arch column, window, porch and gate
That ample iane from vault 10 sPTe
Took'd solemn all and calmly great.
But mark! An old aud weary man
A stranger clad tin raiment vile"
With failing steps and features wan,
Wen. ,ouering up the fair broad als'e
They cas-, him ont-Oh iaithless race
On 4 rude ch-unseen-remole,
Found guilty, in that hour and pace
Ola lean purse and ttread6a'e coat!
Yes, and IL He who savd The lost
Stood fanting on that naughty door,
Array'd in weeds of little cost,
Meek as lie sought our world oeioiei
In spite of words which none mig nj oiame'
And works OF goodness freely done'
That sordid post Of wrong and shame
Would gree!-JEHovAu's ONLY SON.
Oh for prophefs tongue or pen 49,.
To warn the great in wealth ana oir'h'
Who build their God house, and then
Plant ,here-Me msanest p0mps Of sa7M -
To brand that Church which spurns Inc pour
From every vain and venal pew,
Where "clolh'c in purple" nero secure
To kneel or sleep-,he lordiy lew
Give me The shed. low, bare and plain,
Where love and humble truth ABIDE,
Rather than earlh's most noble fame
D.ffd by selfish po.np and PRIDE
Give me the damp and desert 500
Valid in by dark old forest Trees
Root'd over by the skies OF God,
Bnt perish temples such as lhesel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
Powhatan House,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. s.,
yDHE subscriber respectfully announces ". ".
nc es,ablishment i, now in complete orc
~, ,bs r,ceniion Of visilers. The rooms are - :
u' ,a'om.,y furnished with entirely new ia,n
mr. Hs .oiicils the patronage Of his 'f's'0
and ,be public generally. BALLARD.
Nov. i2-clf JOHN r. 0A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
MARRIAGES..

Married, in Washington city, on Tuesday eve-
ming 2nd inst, by The Rev. ]. W. French, MIR.
]. N. ASHTON TO Miss MARoAREr NJ. STUART,
both formerly oil The State of Virginia.
Married. on Thursday. the 18th November, by Rev.
n. ID. Hoge, Mr.. ALEXANDER MARTIN, OF Rich
mond. TO Miss ELIZABETH, daughter of Miles Ma
con- Esq, Of Hanover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

The las. Parkersburg Gazette publishes a
Memorial 10 the General Assembly OF Virginia,
now circulating in The Northwestern counties,
r,aying that a Company may be incorporated
with power 10 construct Railroad from the town
of Parkersburg 10 some point on or near Tygsrts
Valley or Cheat river, and with authority, should
the said Company, when organised, deem II more
ssrsdisn,, 10 eopneetlhe said Road With lhs Bal,
unors and Ohio Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

The Jury in the case of the Infamous Madame
RESELL, al New York, have brought in verdict
OF euilty-not OF manslaughier, however, bu. Of
mlsdemeanor, which 10 punishable by dns and
Imprisonment, ora tns only, a. The discretion Of
iAs Ceurt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The New Orleans papers contain reported re.
turns from several parishes in The ID congress
sional district. The Wing Bulletin admits that
Harmanson (Dem.) is re elected over Saunders,
Taylor Wing.
No returns from Morse's 3D. district.
For the Legislature, The Senators elected stand
Democrats S, Whigs3 For The House, Demo-
crals 81, Wings 2l-neit Democratic gain p
Last year The Democratic majority on joint bal
lot was eleven, and the New Orleans Courier
has much reason Tor its belief that ''lhe Demo-
cratic complexion ofihe Legislature and The cleo
lion Of U. S. Democratic Senator are now as
suIed beyond doubt"
In giving yesterday majority Of 1855 to Thi-
bodeaux, Wing, over Landry, Dem, for Con-
gross, in the parishes heard from, we committed
a capital error. The majority was on The other
side-and the Official vote Of ST. John the Bap-
tist being 10 favor OF Landry instead or 10 for
Thibodsau1, The true majorily'ot Landry is 25-
and Assumption, Lafourche and Terrebonne TO
hear from. We presume, however, that he is
defeated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

s2,y2.3as So

We tho under,icnrd Directors of the Bank of virci.
nu havo examined the foregoing statement, una CERT
~ that It is truly compiled from the ,einrns made from
the various drpai tnents OF the said Bank
JAMES CASkIE, President
FRED BRANSFORD,
THOMAS ~ ELLIS,
tho. X. TRfCE,
mo. WUNBLE,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
oct. 18th, 1877. ARcHD THOMAS.
VIRGiNI,--Ciiy Of Riehnord-to Wit:
Thu. day, Samuel Marx, Cashier II the Bank Viz
gina, personally appeared before me, an Altermand
saJ city. aud made oath, tina the foregoing statement
exhiba the true condition of the Bank Of Virginia. a.
existed the ls instant, 10 the best OF his know
ledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of October. is'
wa. ALLISON, p
~ The Bonr OF Directors OF tho Branch at Lynch.
burg report that there Is TO apprehrnd that The
amount Of the dracstion has not been frly ascertain.
d-ihaI the official bonds OF thu late Teller and Book.
keeper win other securities deemed good, and IN pos.
session the Bank, sufficient 10 cover the ascertain
ed defalcaIon, amounting as slated above, 10 S.,
% cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

To show the activity and efficiency OF the
Quartermasler's Department in New Orleans, The
Commercial Times OF Friday refers 10 The cx.
traordrary despatch with which the Tennessee
Regiment was transferred, under The personal SUI
periniendence Of Captain Beger, the jealous
Assisan, Quarermasler, 10 the vessels designed
10 convey them 10 the seat Of war;
1.-THE men only came down the river on We'd
nesday, and are now on their way 10 Vera Cruz.
This is The way 10 ACT, in order 10 bring our re-
sources 10 bear with effect on the stubborn and
refractory encmy-dispach is the soul of bust
ness, and in war as we'll as peace, is the great,
the overwhelming attribute OF success. From
what we learn, no less than 1000 men are daily
expected here all destined 10 reinforce The gallant
Scot; and there are now at The levee seventeen
vessels, chartered 10 receive and carry them on,
without moments delay. We subjoin sum-
mary OF The last dispatch of troops Colonel
Cheaham's 3 regiment Tennessee lrft last even
ing in The following vessels: Ship Fefax, with
four companies, field and staff; barque Texilor,
Lieut.. Col Whitfield and three companies; barqne
Lalrobe, Major Solomon and three companies"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
Capital Stock,
Attest.

Directors Of the Northwestern Bank or virgtna
ONO CorrTY-pirginidt
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber. jt'
tic. Of the Peace for said county, John Lit Cashr
who, being duly qualified according 10 law, deelai'.
that the fore going statement was just and true 10 ~
brst OF his knowledge and belief ar
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of October ~
sAML. IRWIN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

A letter in the Missouri Republican from the
city OF Mexico states two facts, in The hishestd de-
gree honorable 10 the only TWO volunteer compa-
Mics engaged in The storming Of Chepullepcc and
The city of Mexico. zone of these is, tha, the
first coors given 10 the breeze from the citadel OF
Chepnepec, were The Regimental coors OF the
New York Regimen, and the Other, that the Pal
met;o banner oflhc South Carolina Regiment was
The first merican standard that foaled from The
walls of Mexico."-A letter from an Ohio vo.
lunlcer says, that The 18th Regiment [Ohio volun-
'eersl were among the first 10 raise The flag on
the heights of Chepnllepec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

GENERAL STATE OF TIE BANK OF VIRGINIA
AND BRANCHES, on THE FIRST DAY OF OF.
ToBER, Isa7, COMPARED WITH TIE FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

RESIGNATION OF A DELEGATE-It
will be seen (says the Lynchburg Vrginian) that,
in consequence OF importantduhes devoved upon
him by The recent death of a near relative, Mat
thew 3. Now!in, Esq one Of he Delegates elect
for the county OF Campbell, has resigned his seat
in the Legislature. A new election will, wepre-
sumo, be forthwith ordered.
The Lynchburg virsinian issulborized TO an
nounce Bowling Clark and Henry Lakewood,
Esqrs., as candidates 10 represent The county OF
Campbell In the next House of Delegates TO sup
ply the vacancy cccasoned by the resignation Of
NJ. B. Nowln Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
81, 1850, o2s Sc sl,Rl,til 4

THOs. SWEENEY,
THOS. JOHNSTON,
DANIEL STEENROD,
2 JACOB,
ROBERT BANE,
C. w. THOMPSON,
J. w. MITCHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

THE CONSTITUTIONS We are indebted
10 The kind poileness of Senator James NJ. Mason,
for copy Of handsome volume with this title,
cona lining the Constitution of the United States,
with an alphabetical analysis, the Declaration OF
independence, the prominent political acts OF
George Washington, electoral votes for all the
Presidents and Vice Presidents, the high aulhori-
ties and civil officers OF government, from March
4, 1889 10 March 3, lS47 chronological mar
ralyc OF The several States, and other interesting
matter, with descriptive account of The State
papers, public documents and other sources Of
political and statistical information al the Seat OF
Government; by w. Hickey. Il is valuable
work, containing large mass OF Information, no
TO be found 10 any one volume. As strong
proof of its merils we would refer TO The fact that
the u S. Senate, at It's last session, subscribed
for twelve thousand copies for distribution.
Among its illustrations we observe The man.
sion al Mount Vernon the tomb Of Washington,
and a full-leng,h Autographed portal! OF The
Father of his country, after Houdon's noble statue
in our own capitol, TO which, We regret, the ar
list has not done justice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

"er r,~.r"r-~s 80 500 n,es--tas, ss
Hesisrf, ltssAfac $50 uns,f -. sei -,
ar ~ utrsi r.sriuilr. mt ns,st tou, an.
Iis, ~ F.rs,~,,
isfbslls ~ i~ssu ihsi,t.- us,,cso. w.t.
~ iotlfyins the psss At R,o fnn. ts,wseu
I've 10 .od the ~, 81 Me,fca
ten. Scott. ~iih The tear % the AMY. was
'o ies,s ,a'sra uni'e 20 . uh. srs ~oolt
''fivs 81 fpHs ~ 49, sfh ~ whs~ II 10
N''.ure te~nl swsr t- .,uss - icia.
infr'meu's be tore D. advance. L'ht
We have h<sra = funlu, ih.i li,ri.ta has
Zen e.o'sd rfc..deni. tot csnho, ifscc u
'0 f,'ii' r soafce. a. uuHk no ic.ull
Of 80 election ,6i.d ,csfcei, b. Known d,
re al, "a . soon
From tie Am,iirso T,e'e ',s'n thai,
he tli,gcnre. ~hich ~ Ven rtur m; IA
Tea On 10. "a ul.. ~iihou, p'...npsr,. hu,
vii ihfee tuik - u led wrh 'e, hn. tN
r'r6s. ~. s'orrsd Two nuic. h.,ord ihe
N'i'n'' Ridge sni robbed. All h,n butnt
ano Df.'ra,'d
if.a. 80, icfi trus l. re 81 -
w. out wager Of lat ssinfda, ,onir ore
N"'s a. "l We sr'oune.d 81" lat INST toI
N'~ef, ~as ~ ihs rtv 80 bc.,t oi des
ntctrs To- Gen >ror. and 'o.da, We are
g 81 rpnn ~ iotm Tho l.ohIr g. - hoi
nt o"aiN--noi wIfh hi. .ncniv 10 'front.' o. op
rns" MIN. bot oo~s,i, shot T., tao>c MNo
dfted rot snow ihem,-ises
IL apissts ltat u, l-h The 'iiv ou Ssiufi.,
at WIN at esrof oi I've MO-. and Lieut..
McD"uns al tsp, Nhes's eompsrs. 81.
p"cune To lind The captain at Santa r.. or al
most. sNcrv shot' distance the other s,ds.
Tie, arn,ed A. >,n'a fesnl lodged there
DUNG ihe nisai, npdins thai Capt Wheat
had ieh' m Tho morning. snilous TO push
i"t~ although ~as ascertsinsd Ma,
ap' w ~ss ,"ne % niles shesd) yah an
'ddii"n'i Mr'e 81 Two mote To the escrfl.
col S""''. 49, oii iof Jslana
: I' 'fN 81. .... ~ 'i.s'- -t
l., rhc - isal oi ..r Of 'h- men, ~ho ~.
'urood aud reported It's surprise and ces,iuc
ton.
We conv,ts,d Yesterday with gentle,
man h" afr,v.d ~ the mo,ninr add b.
'r'o'n'd - that ~ y ponnr on the other
ste Il ito i'nrnlc Nnc'on1l be saw N.
ru'us 10 The DILIGENCE unjcfn.a'h VI: =,
Nn. 4 human body slpp'd, with thc -
crpl,'n Of y p.u oi dawes, and mlA.l,lcd
N the most bcas Is manner
TINS rs supposed to be The body OF Col
S0N'fs N,n' h'm lag another prrirc'ly
u1t'.l ,nl h.rNiss dualtully manrl,l 49,
oar iu'afupn' Wrs n.spt,i that Eve o,h,
'olrs la, IN som" lhIck chappa'al Shoe
dis'Hrca tom he TOAD
Now the number Of kiiird with tho man
who c'cnp'd. c>ncl'y corresponds with hat
o' The panty who went on, with Col Sow
c,s nnI i,.,cs nn jnuli IA on, mud OF 1t,
d,s, Uclion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16


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

Fa.ai Nli'r1al .ictiior Mr. W,,,mm
l. ihri'. 81 Ohio, bro,.cr Of w Vim
iitrr, ~ ft.t town w,s 'lei on ,hr N,r.
Wlrh Hu,toai a. o,OI drp,, Tn Say
afternoon lie arfi,,i at OalorI from
Norwich on'he accommodation Ia'n where
thai tain wassNiich 4 C ,hl, track % n.
wsn uicarr,ai II The seamboa, tram from
Boston 81 Il was .t,ndo,. when :hc
s.clmtoa, tram arrived, on The platform
near ne Icpo, When the whistle sound
81 h. sad ~ person SANDING ncir han.
"Gopl rs Il an gong home" aud tn'h
Il 'or me cars jas aecnd o' lie @ 'ntoa'
main Which vs. coming in lnl iii upon
the ION fni,r a. 'hr GOV catcher. which
.u,cf,l hs.le H. was Ing..d scse,al
rods. ~,th ~. head nni arms d,shinr a.
cams The .l,cp". of the road before he
oo,lit c rscu,J Tie back e his head
W.. hrokcn 30 ani i.h,ii N,stro.,,n ia
-ni hf. arms horfi'l, munnni Il. proh
%, j,.l la,'ln',nruh,,y IT, Nls 30 an
nstn d man ab ~ ioHy years Of age
lWo.-c,'c' Sfy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16


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dll lis ft.sti ,.-.i 8. ifs' '.ftAruifi,
diuu'f / l.n .'s't tAr VI "
fcsI".pici o. some ftma..s tLas .teiel,l
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

EroN sot IN ANTRIC.-A letter from
Re Janciro of \plil -? 10 the journal OF
Commerce. wives the following iurimn,ou
respecting 'hc cn'anclci afiairs OF he South
Amori o. Governments,
TIE blockade Of Buouos Alrc, has been
ahandancd ard tie Euroloan ministers. it
all Ice a,aci This being the ease, make,
war with Bucuo> Ayres and Brazil irc,ita-
bic This Government hfc making !rc.ar
niinn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

Aporh,v. hnr~inr Of blood vcsscl. Nc.
Wugh's Indian Vegetable pills are cor.
tan 20 prevent tie n'ov lraGlul copsr
qn'nt's. t'rans' t,'y prf - tom q o. tells
nos" mpibid huGo,,. he, NA'u h1at,n.'
"a thr general circuiailen are ihr cause al
determination or n rn,h Of The hlnnI to
The bead. pressure uqon the tram an |
nlhcr dnailul rru'is From 'Nolo SIX of
sad inlAn Vc,entlc PIE, t,L,nc ,crv
d. ,h' on gong 70 Jod. - " 10 a siol tine
50 comgIo, ) c,,an.. ,hc h.iy lom c,,ry
hing I'a,. opposed 10 IA Al.h u.,, suIl a
death. opor.csy. tpi ing %. bio. s,,.oi.
or 10 Iced anv Other maiaIy. va. BE- IN a
manner impossible.
Brvarr o. c.,uutcrfei,s II nu klrl,' : ne are
coated With .u-ar other. are u.,dp to r,.,milc IN
opi~ait aprcsranr. iHf .fI4iual mel since. ~.
safest ronlsr 30 lNr. -.t4 .n. tt guar rrf.
Hn's "Nr 90 ir.fe n. w.nr, NAV Au found .t'i,
,ni"-' ana is"n 81 GOO late. Pr"cil"l Office io'
Race street.
ig,nr far ruiaH Caaniv--C1emen, &
PROCTOR, ilplov 4 B,i-y. W T. & ~,od.
'.td rntl',d g. lnr'n t. ! pfss : c.
ii'mt.n : - Niu-i g" rl..,f. T. -.
.L 500 .rii,.n.. Il. y ! & hucu, ran.
ltscu. L = Armstrong. v,sihay,n. Hot
nee Hole. West P"ulir.y 4 D.. East
Pnultn-v Vail & Oiis, Madletnwn; L.wi-
n Walker, tisrerdrn Spuug. I,rNn &
Gleason. cutung,,hic John Fnckm,sief,
Shr~wsbni,. Samuel Tnvn-henl. Mailing.
fnrd. Ltahar1 4 iaif >ouih ". lne ord. {
NJ Bruce. & Go. l.rty DurnDr. y ~
~,~Ncr 1lnmpIh. Gn,gcr. B-sls, &C.,
W,r. Nh.tlH6 Nl.t,m i,slri
Sew fn1 AMI Of ., los Tremo0, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

WurA, ~ Rtssi, letter from Oh.
s,sa s,vs ihcr, are H. the Eu-.ian y. e 90
the Black Sea. =, 70 Il .rair. for expo.
,lHn & tie amount twcut, million hnshd.
viii b viii rcquif, about 1000 vessels. #
,gp hnsAircl tn, a,ltolncui. 90 ] 100
Decides the $50 then ia tie Iori Of Olcs.a.
E'iec"n the 10th aud tie lJth Of Apiil.
- vc-sc's sailed for France. with grain
car-acs and - for Lcrhnrr Gcr",, md
'lar,cllcs They 4, MT ship snch heavy
caryoc, Of grain IN Europe as We d. from
the United States. Tic vessels ,mpln,cl
ior tue gram trade. in l.ur"p" seldom cy-
coed tsp huulsed tons uiurvDori
MerdN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16
BATTi.\klI.I. BANK

Dl,u,, ofRq,i.od, . , Bear,mata.,a.
'cd probate court held at iiuiard within
and fprsa'l dis,iici On the ir.l Nontay bcing
tie i,h 30, Of Jun.. A u. 49,
Present. Vim Hal Judge
IN iu.'fumeni N wuiirg pu'p"r'inp ~
be Toe l,si wll ADD N-'amrni ~ David kirh.
a. '-nr. i,'o ~ Pu,fo,l "a sal d.siuci dc
''a'oi. h,,Ipg tnis day lrcu nro.cniel ~
siJ 'opu inf pfpoatf ant sil"nsn,o ~
Mary H., hAfdsun, tie enc uiflt 'heicln
named.
II &. oidofci tia, said vii hc ,etr,s5 r.,
p'"hat" and allowance To i'r ms. Nond.,
beng the 5u day 81 Jul, r-,, snt
MAT copy ofth order h~ h.i-aei ihfes
"erss sn''tssNoiS pro'lOU. ih.ic,o IN re
kui''.d H"f.s,d. piir'ed ai kuliind, dalai
p'fspIs interested may apyc.t ard connect
the pf"hsia thereof # they re cause.
itur tcp, 81 record
- HENRY UiLl.. n..nlsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

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c.n'i-nl', hoping lhA. o'hcfs ma, rc,rc
bcn'h tom 'ue ,ino invaIpnbic m,l,ctnc
U,iad Ne NV ~ ls4j
The r'tiiy that ~ Apru.i O. Us
pr c.i al , ons ken bi,,1.ng a. ils
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: .as. 20 il'I pnt ~ a tine appl,i o
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.nl'rnnr "u7 a'evtre cou2i 'palug a.
blood g. 'r, ,nuop, r,rri- h.
aii wi' srcc,ss urNl. ~ i@c advice a
rnt frr's rrl D. UIsGr's Lafs4u
u u va t1Iry ADD 30 my .rea' t'li.' ip
.asr ls,s u,.e. my consn ~asso loD, 3
iaai re- So WITH perfect ea,c ne pan an !
sof,ness having been entirely rcmoscd from
nv stomach and lungs am nov ia.,n.
my s~coni to''le AMI ny health - fsrdl,
improving tate 'n-e rode ,iry fvo
mics by sage sli sr'nioi % purrhs, o. A.,
a ''o-i 80 = - Aah very i'lle .aeon,on
i'nc, s.sn~i,
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Nooe cfnu nc uDiess ,snri | B.us an
ifr Wfpgrcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

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4 ,uf an4 o. h~r pfplac- on a.. Nay 10 -.
fop@ qare ~ 80 n.,ps,h. moan. ~ NOV.
mars h'lhe ia~c,.nl II {, an siree,
lhc's o., n',ilsf tnti What or sir'b room
enough r.r 80 ih-fe .hl,f, eroggh. nor
dfa,snHr eooSsfs TO me ~ hsrr,ls aud
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16

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20 u,r a'ugu' roa,'t psi vii -rn"i-e 30
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