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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27
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Daguerrean Caller

MIR. WHITEuURST would is'f
Nl make known 10 the ladies AMI sen
Richmond, and visitors 10 4hc Meifopo'
has flied up. in The second stdr' 2. "
building formerly occupied BY hs'S'
Kendall q A.waier, splendid Dag =
i-ry, which, from its grea, length, mp
Of arrangement, and fine facility Of oo'- :
sky-lighl, he thinks will make II comp.
bly with the tirs, establishments oil -ih' =
in The country. ~.
The subscriber having formed a co'
with distinguished ATlisl now IN L
onr in New York, is therefore enabled
duce into hi, pictures all he la'es! III, =.
and discoveries In the ait, ihas enatifi
produce Licensees surprising any hei''
hibiled in this city. ,.
Being assisted by gentleman Of q .
in the profession, together win BIS o@r
experience oil more than four year, 81.
nrecedented success both 10 ihis Gu, :.
iolx, the public may resi- assured nc W"
pains 10 give entire satisfaction.
Call aid see the numerous specimen
in The rooms, No. II, Main s'.-aiSo 80. 80.
Ct Norfolk mong which vii! be ~
ratle Iikenesses, including some ol 0'
,ineuishcd citizens. VI
g-r Hours for operating from . -
T. M n: A large assOrmen, of Stock ~
hand, al The lowest cash prices. ivy
TOURNAMENT Ar TIE l FaGg-
WHITE SULPHUR Spill
This .ayorile exhibition OF hoi s,1.,.1
gallanuy will take place on We
is, Of September. A challenge Is ~
especially 10 the sons Of Maya r,.t
whom on former occasion haze y
palm. .,so 81,
urgent importantly Tor The more P1'" d
iuie OF the steeple chase, 10 Sa' ';,boo
under2i years will be admitted, T o.I
sent Of his guardian. A Fancy D' ~
on Thursday the end, and peI1s,app , . b,
under proper regulations, on tilaa s. :
Secretary would be glad 10 Fece's ss 4
in advance, descriptions or sReleD wiso.
scters 10 be personated, with OF "o,e 4
lures. in order iha, they may DC w.
appreciated during The evening. II
pg. 24-4l. Il
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NORFOLK MARKET Aug. 25

CoRs-Snce our last We have heard of no
sales, none is coming into marker, whilst The
stock in slore is now much reduced. Last sales
al 81 a IS els.
OArs-50 a SIS cts
FLouR--ls dull OF sale, The only demand is Tor
The City trade, We believe our quoted rates cover
the late sales-S6
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r UCK'S OFFICE, Wall Strcei.-Lu,
IL not only sells prizes 10 all Of his zig
runs, but distributes them all through! the al
Try, To his many correspondents ard friends
prize OF 500 dollars was sent 10 couespor-
residing in Grccnbrier county, Vilgiaia, il !,
terday's Baltimore Lottery. Persons IN lie q.
lry. who are in want OF money, will p,ea'e
ice The grand schemes for September in iro.
colu,an, and remember 10 address
C. b. LUCK, Richmond, Vireir'
Drawn Nos. Delaware Louery. Class !.
ST II 81 81 SO 90 "a Al "A y IS II
Ticket Nos. % "a 50, prize q $500 .
ami raid BY LUCE
Drawn Nos. al Susquehanna Lottery, Ga
&c 50 - Al 90 SO e6 2 40 ! Is 10 :.
Ticket Mes % So, Prize Of 500 ts..
sent TO a correspondent, and will te pad y /
senaiion II The ticket, hy LlcA.
For this day-Drawing received REL q
graph a. halt past 7, P. M. Scheme; pi...
10000 dollars, OIL 1000, Of 2Oce, 20 q Y
&c, Sc. - Nos, ii drawn. Whole
halves :; quarters |.
Prizes can he secured in the above un'l 4
LUCKS OFFICE, Wall Street, directly n
ste CITY Hotel, (under ID. PAINE = Z
manaselaent.)
Tie scheme, :cr September, advertised
other column, are without their equals.
your oiders in early, (ani receive The big ca'
in feluTn,) addressed 10 Z. Il. LUCK
August - Richmond, EfgH
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FIRST OF THE SEASON,

ntssoIl I@tNIsO.N
A SPLENDID Young Buck will be se,v.. .
II in every Style, daily, This week al The i,
nAMBaA. II will be put IN our Ice House q,
can be kept perfectly fresh !onnish.
The lovers OF good eating will bear his
mind. Also, fresh Oysters, Lobsters, Crat., {;
&C., and No. Ice. al 40 CTS. PEI tushel.
Aug. 81 II. w. ALLEN
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Tne YELLOW FEVER has made its appearance
in Mobile-one death in that city is reported in
the papers as having been caused BY il on.the
2lst.
In New Orleans The disease seems 10 be on the
wane. On Thursday the 10Th, the number OF
deaths is set down a. 20-while the day before
The number who died by yellow fever is stated to
have been upwards OF fifty.
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HOUSE SERVANT-We have ,ol So. :.
IL remain in or abou, This city, lkeiy M,
81 years OF age. He is first rate diniuo - =
servant and comes vel! recommended.
HODGES, ROY & PULLIAM
Aug. 81 Wal S,,s.,
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TAMILY AND SUPERtiNSs
400 bbls. Family ane Sope'"'
superior qualify, for sale sy ots0.
Aus,9 w, W. n""
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PEMoVED Sash, Blind and Door Pac,o,.
IL removed 10 18Th Street, near The Old r.,
lows Hall. where the subscriber will Ne rod
10 wait on his customers. 'es1!
Aug. :. MILES ANprrp
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The contest was one of unusual interest,", and
the vote, as you will see, a large one. hope
this will quie our opponents in these counties,
Tor we have carried najorilies in both counties.
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To ne Editors NJ ne Enquirer.
d., ", a

AI.Mf M Fd, 1US ~ II IsVfI
send yon below some extracts from ener
written by Il member Of Capt. Colsc'> company OF
volunteers now serving in Mexico. These ex
tracts arc mainly interesting in The information
they give as 10 Inc feeling which exists in our
regiment towards lis field officers, and The health
Of the regiment. They were Penned By one who
had no motive 10 prompt him bnt willingness
to do justice 10 his officers and The service. Very
respectfully, W..
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n GEN. sCoTT's LETTERING letter
which lately appeared in The papers purporIing
TO be from Gen. Scott 10 Hon. M. Fillmore, on
the subject of the discharge OF soldier who had
imbibed conscientious scJuples against perform
ing military duty, turns OUT 10 be forgery. Mr..
Fillmore has received no such letter.
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Total 21,96
Loss sustained by extending The road to
Charlottesville:
oil that which now goes from Orange, 1926
1 OF tina. which now goes from Greene, S32
ads Of tha, which now goes from Madi-
son, ,6to
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Total,

In this las, estimate, no allowance al all is
made Tor The increase Of local travel from Page,
Pendleson or Shenandoah; YET The local travel on
the Northern route 10 almost double lha, ON the
Southern; and in the comparison OF the Two routes
we have not taken into consideration the great
increase Of foreign travel, which We doubt nol
will take place, because we feel satisfied that the
increase will be just as great on The one route as
On The other.
TAsLE showing the amount of Wheat, Rye, Bar.
ley, Oa:s, &c. raised In the counties lha, will
trade BY railroad 10 Richmond, il he road be
extended 10 Rockfsh Gap:
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MI ANAGERS' OFFlCE.-D. PAINE
Nl CO, Richmond. Va.
For To-day-SlO00o, 1900, 1000, l.2s5 J
Of 500 IS Nos, IA drawn. T.cSe.s4 hs.,,
;; quarters 1.
Fon SATURDAY.
10000, $4,000, 5000, 5000 1900 , SEQ Il
Of eco IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets IL; IL {,
Also, $4,000, 1000, Sc. &C Nos, 70 i,aur
Tlcke.s /; halves so cts; quarter, IS els.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Letter. Class POI:
g. Al so 10 IL 10 5 80 70 So =
Drawn Nos. oil Delaware Lottery as 20
SO 40 10 SO 81 10 IS i3 a. SO 81 10 Ga 50
Drawn Nos. Of Suseuehanna Lottery, Class :.
26 So - Al % 50 70 Q 40 7 Is 10 :,
Nos. : 9 49, capi'aI Of 81 200 sold anc 81.
by Purcell
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Louery, Cia>. u
70 62 y 4 26 So 10 50 IL ~ % =
aueo1
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TURPIN < CO.'S PRIZE oFFlcE-y
Il l0t East Main street

Lottery draws Today in Nodolk-.raw,,
comes 10 hand Saturday evening At 3 o'clr:
CAPITALS: l prize of 1000 dollars. 1000 sCs
&c. IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets sl-share. !,
proportion. Prizes 10 be Obtained at
Aug. 81 TURPlN & COS OFFICE
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TOTAL loss,
Deduc; this loss from 1886, and we

Deuuli lniS iOSS HUN ~ ,JoUi dWi VIC
will have a population following
their trade by the road, if il be *.
tended 10 Charlottesville or 10 Rock
FISH Gap, "a, Ga
In this last estimate We do not suppose The
local travel from Albemarlc and Augusta will BE-
al all increased by Ike extension OF the road
through Albemarle, aud we have allowed in The
first table ,wo-tbirds of both Albemarle and Au-
gnsia as now travelling by the road; supposing
that al least one.hird Of Albemare will travel
on The James River Canal, which extends along
its whole Southern border, and that one-lhird ui
Augusta will lake The McAdanizcd road to
Sco;lsvil,e.
And in estimating loss to The road, il it takes
the Southern Ioule, of half of The local travel il
now gels from Orange anc Greene, and lwo.lhirds
OF Madison, we have reasonably inferred in the
supposed direction Of the road that the Rapid Ann
river will be improved and great portion otihe
tade OF those counties will go by il 10 FTedericks-
burg aud the local trade will follow it,
TABLE showing The while population that will
follow their trade by railroad 10 Richmond, if
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II HARDWARE sALE-Tb- -,
Messrs Clarkson & GARDENERS stock Ct 'I H.. =
ware, &c, will be 'onlnued this mornins =, o. q
clock. McNAUGHT & R0ySSrn; u
Aug. 81 Apcn'.IA'
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A MILLER WANTED.
I WISH 10 employ Immediately a poos Mn
can come well recommended 'e'' "ao
August 27-cft n p,
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time for holding District Convenlion,) as VIII
be seen from the proceedings in another column.
LIE, The other counties &C, promptly and harno-
niously, and "ali will be we'll"
But 10 the leuel:
To tie Editors of The Enquirer:
GILES C. H., Aug. Goth, 1917.
Dear Sirs. Our election is over, and me re-
suit mos. gratifying 10 our friends. Madison
Alien, Esq The Democratic candidate, IS elected
by he veiy large majority OF 1874 votes. Inc
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SPEECH OF MR.. C0RWIN,
In the United States Senate on The l1h inst. Oh
The "Three Million Bill"
Specially Reported for the New York Tribune

Specially Reported LOT tue new 1OIh 4LAouns'
Mg. CoRwIN rose and said: Mr.. President
| do not pretend 10 attempt The performance of 4;
task so futile and foolish as 10 go over the whole
field of discussion which Ibis subject embraces
Ii has already been occupied by more vigiIan
and stronger minds Than mine. All that | may
hope will be 10 galhcr, here and there. a shea
or Two. before the harvest be fully gathered.
rise, Mr.. President, aud have SoIicned the allen
lion of ,he Senate only for tbe purpose Of per
forming The humble TASK OF presenting 10 The bo
dv and through it, if possible, 10 The particular
constituents which | represent, some reasons
that have mpeled me TO occupy. what every one
must know. ia times like these, is 10 say The Ieas
of il, position not desirable.
have been compelled, Mr.. President from
conscientious convictions which have pressed
themselves upon my mind from The commence
men, of the session-from The Time ! received
the Presidents Message, up 10 this hour-Io gvt
certain votes upon very important measures
which have been presented 10 the Senate, which
separate me not merely tlom the other side o
the Senate, with whom on those great questions
very seldom can unite, but also from MAJOR
~ of those gentlemen belonging 10 the same Po
i,ical party--of which suppose may call my
self member-on this side Of the House. /
is not remarkable, Mr.. President, at least it |;
not matter Of surprise to any one who has at
tended 10 the various opinions which have beer
expressed even in this Hall, that there should be
radical difference of opinion resulting out o.
that variety of character, and that diversity IN
modes of thought and application of thought tc
the business Of life, which, at least IN the state
in which we at present find mankind is almost
natural necessity. Itmust, however, have strucF
every one, sir, as very curious tacI that the two
Senators on the other side Of the Hall, in look
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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Larger ones IN proportion. A literal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise BY the year.
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TERMS.-rHE CAERoLL FEEE Pass is publish
Cd every Friday morning al rwo DOLLARS per an.
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CHAPTER VI.
The day succeeding the events recorded in the
proceeding chapters, was one ofiubilation in the
town Ola. Gravity, for the hour, had
tumbled from its centre and merriment was set
abroach. 1t was the period when, by ordina-
ton ofthe constitution, a new President was to
be chosen, and the election returns having rem
dered il certain, that the favorte candidate Of
the town afore mentioned had "won, by ire.
mendous majority" great, as | said before, was
the rejoicing. The occasion. too, had drawn to
A., from the surrounding country, per.
sons of every variety,-roaring blades and lads
ofliberty; political aspirants, who dearly loved to
minge with the populace; and aged men, who
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-12-29

are iis value. SO ing a. The Stars roll along
ovs the Hcsveos--so loas rs man itcads
the earth, subject To al inhtmsilss of Tho fest
80 long a. disease and sickness - known
just so Icing vii THIS good Ointment be
used AID esteemed When man ceases from
oil The cauh, then tho dcmsnd gill cease.
aud not ti,l thon,
JAMES McAllSIER. s Co, .
Sole ptopuclofc NJ the above medicine
Price 25 cents pet BOX Grand depot III
Fulton At \ Y Al Gu
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY.
Rutland. Luther Daniels roslotd. Henry
Simond. Brandon, Nolncy Ross Rutand
Mills. Clcmout a. llscomb West Rutland,
D. Morgan, Jr d c., Casileton. Perkins
& Clsghorn. Sudbury. NalIan * HYDE
Hydeule, H. Hodges Fairhavcn, 4. 8 J
& Allen Wc,thavcn, II =. Armstrong
benson, y. W walker; Wells. Groves,
l}cals q Co, raw!e,, Whodon & Witkhan
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PENSION AGENCY.

NEW PENSION Law FOX WIDOWS,
And iaws extending Pensions 10 Children IN
ctrtatn cases.
"H f subscriber, having been for long
l. time engaged in investigating claims
for pensions, arrears Of pensions, bounty
lands communication of half pay, arrears oi
military pay &c. dc.-and having all the
Laws, Forms, and Regulations, from the
Pension office,-is therefore prepared to aid
vigorously and promptly, at his own risk and
expense without fee or reward (when unsuc-
cessiul,) all applications for pensions, IN the
following cases.
LIST. Where claim has been rejected or
suspended for further proof.
I'd Where a Pensioner, living or dead, is
or was supposed 10 be entitled 10 larger
pension than was awarded.
80. Where a revolutionary officer or sol
der is now living. or has died since Sd Of
March ls3l,-or where having served during
the war, in the Continental establishment,
he has died since Sd of March, 1926.
dlh. Where a widow married previous
the expiration Of her husbands last term Of
service, is now alive or has died since 4th
of July, 1896
9th. Where a widow married previous to
(he lst Of January 1874, is now alive, or has
iunder certain Clrcumsiances) died since nh
July 1888
9th. Where a widow has been mauied
more than once and Is now widow, or has
died a widow since % August 1912.
7th. Claims Of every description, for ar
reats Of Pension, due the heirs Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and faic
10 obtain Pensions, need not despair # they
trust lhelr case to his hands, as he has OBJ
tanned pensions in many cases where they
had been given up as entirely hopeless, after
repeated unsuccessful efforts. lie not only
dcvuics his whole time and attention to the
business, personally, but has tho assistance
OF an agent who has been engaged IN the bu-
slness for fifteen or twenty years and who
visits Washington several times wear, with
all the principal Offices Of records, Of the ser
'''s" Of R"rnluiiOu,rY soldiers, viz. Boston,
Concord, Montpelier Hartford, Newport,
Trenton, lIaUsbureh, Philadelphia, New
York and lbany, where he has access to
the old Rolls and Records-and having &C.
cess 20 numerous private Rolls, Is, IN many
instances, enabled TO establish claims, where
agents with less facilities for investigating
them fail OF obtaining what is Justly due.
He wishes TO be distinctly understood,
that he investigates all claims at bis own
risk, without any compensation whatever,
where unsuccessful, and that no claim will
be considered hopeless where a pension is
Justly due.
TrRMs varied according to the nature and
extent OF the services rendered, and the a
mount OF the claim recovered All those
who suppose they have clalms,will on send
ing a statement o: facts TO the subscriber, be
informed without charge whether or not their
claims are well founded.
uncrceplIonaOle references given # r..
quested
Letters % inquiry or applications" IN meet
with prompt attention, II ADDRESSED (post
paid 10 the subscriber, Al Rose, WoVnc &c.
~ y N6 lOm) WILLIS G. WADE
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THE PILES
{ CfRE FOR.LIfE $50 RHJl"
Or JPIIANS INTERNAL REMEDY


~ ne eH-, y Pa, HsGr-rai,er # ne k,r,r sus
Nr1frn l. farifi,ru. fhsrfiton and SrrH'su
a. No's4rs Ha,,sis hifnsv, cnd Bisafev h.
ssr'isfy p'.d Nt.ruia! ia.sHmaiiin fEr'
iv - b.olt. Ucflrrr md Iufo-aitau ~ ~
N,siHs 1ni Ar ht f,h,' # NfIuoi isr.iisl
TiiE NEGETARI. rlLE ELECTrARN
lu,cutcl by Dr. \ pham Adistinrui,lcl rh,-
-ciau Of NrW orh city 70 tho only succrs.iu' rcm
rdv ~ that daurrgou. and distressing Complaint
the Pil.. ever uh,tci g. IN. American public
MARI tht- itt an internal remedy not o. a..
tcrunl Application. Aud will cure any case 81 ihl,t
either bleeding 90 bhud internal Of external Ard
probably the only thiur that viii There =. no mi.
tahc about IT, II isA positive curc.-spc,dy avid
permanent. II b. q convenient medicine e. totr
and improve thc general health IN remarkable
manner.
Each box contains twelve dose atEl-l cent, a
d1.r. Il very mild IN %. operation. aUi may l.,
tai cu in OF thc most acute inflammation without
danger. An external applications arc iu ~ high
ct drzrcc ltsagrcothl, tncvr, ricrt and pt,r.N Ct
iu their elects. Thi' medicine attack, the di-,a.,
at iu 'ourcr aud removing the cause rcud,r' ID,
cure certain aud permanent
Curc for Life Guaranteed
The Elco'uary contains NO mineral medicine o..
Aloe, Colocyuth Gamhogc. or other powerful aud
irritating Purratlyc. NJ tear Of taking cold Will,
under It's influence DO change Of dlct ncccssarN.-
IL taken according to the diroctiohsU cure Tor IA,
l. guaranteed.
Pamphlet, giving ,alnablc information respect
ing this medicine, may be obtained OF agents grA
tis.
D. f. Bradlcc, 100 Wa,hiutou st. B,.ton, Genera
Agent tor the New England Statc'
AorSrs Rutland " T. & Stoddarj W Rut
laud ID. Morgan & CO. Castcton DR.. Jamic.ou-
a II,t,i--p,"uIvn v. Hu-s. and by the dcRlcrs IN
medicine, generally, throughout \. England II II
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FRANKLIN HOTEL,
Rutland VI.

TNlIE undersigned would inform their
Il friends and tie public that they have
become tho prnprleinrs OF this treH knorn
and long established Hoici, and are now pre-.
pared 10 wait upon all who may favor them
with their custom.
This house, since It has come into the oc.
cupancy of the subscribers, has been mate
rally improved IN It's interior arrangements
new rooms and new furniture. added and
no reasonable expense has been spared to
make the guests OF the house comfortable
Attached and connected with toe house il
good LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, for
the accommodation OF strangers aud gentle
men visiting Rutland.
Visitors Tor and al CL,RrNDoS SPRINGS
will also find horses and carriages at all
times in readiness to convey them to & for,
the Springs J. NJ. PUTNAM.
ii. BRYANT
Rutland, July 5rh, l.t7. 3Gif
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
RAISAM!!

las proved itself the best Remedial Agent
| L known for Coughs C1ld,, Consumption, A,h.
ma rhthi,ic, Splitting of Blood, Whorpmg Cough
aud all Pulmonary affections aud disease, of the
Lungs hs has aud can be shown from the testimony
Of the most respectable ply scian' and others who
are entitled to the most unqucstionahlc bchcf.-At
ter having tried thc many Preparations, without
finding the expected relief multtudcs compel
led 10 return to the use Of tho NTCrrtntE PvtNoS-
AIRY BALsAM, which they acknowledge to he after
all the best remedy known for the above complaints
Bcwdrc Of Commercials and limitations ! !
such ~ Garter. Compound Pulmonary Bal'am
American Pulmonary Bnlsnm, aud others in part
hearing the name Enquire Tor the article hy it.
whole name. the ' VEGETABLE PEI NoskRY BkisAM
and see that Il has the written signature Of " m
.jor'u (uHer upon yellow label upon the blue
wrappers. Each bottle and SEALS stamped, NcEc-
table Pulmonary Bui.am'
Prepared by REED & Cutter, formerly Reed
Wing & Cutler Importers and Wholesale dealer
in medicines, paints, chcmicAls, and dye-stufs, 81
Chatham street, Boston, aud sold by druggist, a.
pothccarcs and country merchants generally. For
particulars recommendation enquire for pnmIh-
lets accompanying each bottle. Price so cent?
For sale in Rutland by Luther Daniels ~ On
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INNALUAIf.EFAM COMPAN
ION.

SlN Lectures on the uses Of tho Lungs
- Causes, Prevention and Cure Of Con,
sumption, Asthma and diseases Of the Heat
On the Laws OF Longevity and mode oil
preserving male and female health, symme-
try and beauty exposing causes and cure
OF those diseases that produce consumption
or shorten life, as affection OF the skln,spine ,
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, Sctofu
IA, Piles, Grave. and Female Complaints -
Its rules, easy, practical, and pure, form a
guide 10 perfect health and long life p
engraving, 32i pages so cents Postage
l-2 cents By SAMUEL s. FlTcH, A. NJ
VI. d., al 7o7, Broadway, y. y.
Any person renting fry cents free, " y
receive one copy by mai, to any part. Tie
trade supplied Glyeow
FEB. l-i7.
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REV. d, IIIDBARD'S
ABti Bilious PilIs--NO cure
.NO Paw

~ will warrant them to cure the sick
w headache, or nervous debilltles OF any
md, or the Liver Complaint 10 It's FIRST sta
9es; II they don't cure return the box and
get your money. Dose from half a pill to
two pills. Prlce ~ l.2 cents a box For
sale at one or more Of the stores IN oye'y
town IN tho comfy, for sale by Dr. Jas Por-
lsr, and Clement & Llscomb, Rutland Per
KIDS 4 Claghorn. Csstlenon, W. ,3G
As many people have though, that these
pills were manufactured by Doct !, b. lilD-
bard, OF Rutland, the proprietor thinks It
duty which he owes 10 himself and the pub
&c 10 state tina, DR.. J h. Hibbard has no
connection with these pill whatever.
For sale by ". T. {. Sioddsfd, RUtand