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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19

Yes" thought |; Sand here now am YES,
here am my wish is granted"
Recovering myself, thus, from my dream of
home and by-gone days, happened to turn my
eyes toward the left, when my attention was
attracted by faint light among the clouds !;
presently it grew stronger and brighter; it was
the rising moon, The orb itself was not vet
visible; but the light on the clouds continued
to brighten and increase--a silvery light, beau-
tifuy distinguished from the crimson or golden
light of the setting sun; and it gradually spread
and extended along the horizon, till il reached
the cloud that rested on the head of Vesuvius,
and family tnged it. At length the moon he~-
self, full and large, appeared between the tops
of the houses of the distant city, and then
slowly rose above them, steadily and majesti-
cally lighting up the landscape as she rose, and
shining on the seu,i-crcle of houses along the
right shore of the bay, and the hill side above,
Frightening the whole scene.
For tslhe her beams CLEANED and quivered
on the waters of the bay but soon, continuing
her ascent, she passed into cloud, and the land
scape was darkened again. The planet contin.
ued hidden for some time; but it was evidently
rising among the clouds, and would by-and-hy
come forth again, for the cloud bank was only
in the East above. all the heaven was clear.
Her progress could be distinctly marked by the
increasing light above the cloud /; and at length
silver rays were seen shooting up in advance of
the orb, resembling those that are sometimes
seen to come down between Clouds when the
sun itself is hidden the difference being that
those are golden and come down to earth, while
those were silver and shot up into the heavens
1t WAS peculiar and very beautiful appearance,
and such AS do not remember having seen be-
fore. The light continued TO rise and to in
crease, and now the upper edge Of the bank was
sivered more and more brliantly--and at length
the bright rim Of the orb itself appeared above
the cloud il rose higher and higher, cnme out
farther and farther and at last she stood wholly
forth-the full, beautiful moon, quito clear Of
the cloud, in the broad expanse Of heaven, with
the path all bright before her. II WAS like the
course of the good man, through the clouds of
life and death, up to pure and peaceful henven.
And now she poured down her full light on
the bay, the city, the hills around. The effect
was magical. Even the dull sentlnel, who had
been pacing his monotonous round among the
trees, as | sat tbere--evcn he was struck, and
leaving his walk for moment came forth and
looked over the bay but he Ind not n spirit
capable of long enjoying the scene, and soon
moved to his dull round again, his musket a. he
turned, Offering in the moon-beams.
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M ESSENGERS pass TO and from. all pla
wi ces on routes of Fit,hburgh, Worcester
and Nashua, Vermont and .Uassachusctts,--
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burling-
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are so
arranged lha, all Express Matter can be for
warded without delay to any part OF the u
nitrd States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our ioutc..
Bundits, B0nk Notes. Specie and .Merchan-
disc generally. for arded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
colIscted, paid Or negotiated. Stock, Pro.
dnce, and Merchandise, bought or sold. and
all kinds OF E.x press business promptly atten-
dcd to.
In sending money or parcels Of consldera-
bic value, the amount must be stated, other
wise w are not responsible, in case of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received I'M
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, it being prohibit.
cd by the Post Office Department..
All packages should be marked "Bi2elow i
Express"
Principal Office. Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK Il RICE, Proprietors.
PRArr Il FOSTER, Agents, Rutland.
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FOR TIE LADIES
HATS ron crNrLrMEN.

The Subscriber respectfully Informs The CIV
iaen. o, Rutland and vicinity that he hasrh'
gagged tooms IN Chafices building. iAni!
occ ped by . l.. Eobh.ns, andnn the hfs'
d,y If AnfI Will cfer TO the public a very
&, meal assoftnseni Of lsd'cs Bonne's, KID
Son. and other millinery goods, and gentle
men. bad hat, OF the mewcs, style
These good. adj be- offered at "h"'"fa'r
nd retail tor cssh al pticrs when cannot
fsi. So suit purchases
Dld Bonneis aud Men sllats III r bleach
I'd and pressed ~ a superior s'ylc
Millinery worn Of all kinds will be chccut-
>! under the superintendent "f n m,lirer
bay,n, had fpurh experience and vcrsrd IN
si the fashions of the day
u KlhBlkN,
Rutland, March ith, I.ji.
T.. :. The subsci her is nndcr the reccssi
IS 81 d,fci,ng the opening 81 hts shop untd
Inc It'h. on atcouni al the roon,s not beng
m readiness. Bouurts 10 be bleaciicd ircciy.
ed nn the nh.
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Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use OF this Hive, Bees are protec
led thfongl, our severe winters, or accoun
of the even temperature OF the air within it
and lts peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
tl,t not Il swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used wIihin The three years past
I 10 4 complete protector against the at
lacks Of n~eighbn,ing bees, bce-mo,hs, &c,
and affords peculiar facilities Tor replacing
old brood combs by new ones. II is unequal
cd as a stock hive, swarms ISSUING from 1t
from two 10 three weeks earlier than from
sny other hive. The surplus honey Is readi.
" obtained from II, in a pure state, withou,
,nlurlng the bees. in boxes Of suitable size for
family use or the market.
This Hive Is constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only tn
he seen 10 ia.ufe its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits OF the hnncy.bee.
:. Is. WARD, Windsor, VI is agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and ind,vidna
rights. 2l.tf
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TO Western Passengers.
By Raiitroy diree, .from Rutland and
WhilthaU 10 Schenectady.
51W9ETkH

The undersigned have perfected an at
rapge mcnt e,tn the different l'nes OF pup
ic conveyance bctwCt u 'hutland, Vt, and
Wht,ha!l, 10 Chicago, Tor The transportation
of ris,rnrcts and Freight TO any port on
the tpprt Lakes, Lake Dn,arIp. or Rny"t ii.
i~snfrncr, by uir following routes. wa by
Railroad itrnm liu,land cr Whitehall To-
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady To- Buiialo m Packet
thence hr Steamboat, touching al all inter.
mediate ports, 20 Chjcruu, II 10y Steamboat
from Buliiln io Detroit, thence 10 Chicago,
wa Michigan Central Railroad.
PasScn,trs or freight Tor any If tho Lake
Ontario or K yer st Lawrence ports, wilI he
sen To Syracuse, thence to Oswrgo ty Rail
road.
III con scqurnCc ofthc reduction of fare by
The Railroad and Canal Boa, Company, !,
viii lean object FIR passengers 10 avail then!
selves ui tins mode. Of conveyance from
Sclr ncc,ady to Buffalo. The Boats ar,
mostly new, fitted up with special reietcnc,
to the comfortable accommodation Ct passcn'
gers, and are commanded by men Of longex
periencc, who wall see that passengers hay,
every s,'cn,'on raid to them
Families enirta,ing West, by calling OF
the undersigned, will he advised of the mos
direct aud cheapest route, and b. enabled l.
procure tickets Tor any OF Me Ncs'crn ports
ut the lowest possible rates. For further m
formation calf on the undersigned at the
! Railroad Oficr, " hI,ehall.
Passengers should box and weigh thci'
goods before leaving, aud make a contract OF
board the Steamers, as It Will save tune an,
EXPENSE.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
Wv. II. SrLvl>s,}
\. Rtrr, On Board Chnmplain
WI. tANpiIl, Steamers.
SrtrmrS %lIoir, East Rutland.
). Is. S,nGrNr, Whitehall.
J. a. SMITH,
c. RIcn,rns, Cas'lcton,
$ IAwEtNtr, Ilydevillc.
JOSIAH WuLArp, Fnirhavcn.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1886
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HOTEL.
HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON

Tnt undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and enlarged the above extensive establish.
mrn', containing in oil about $50 rooms
would respectfully give notice that II is now
ready tor the reception and accommodation Of
the travelling community.
An extended notice of the unsurpassed
cnnvenicncics of this House is deemed su.
prrilnus, as the numerous improvements
which have been made carnot be made can.
not he properly given in an advertisement
Suffice II 10 say that no expense has been
spared to render m apartment perfect.
The furniture was u'ade expressly to order
regardless Of cnst. and certain portions of il
especially the drawing rooms, will be found
IL h. 81 the most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture The dining rooms are capa-
cious, and the hours for meals will be so
arranged as to SUIT the convenience of the
early and late.
Every department will be conducted in an
unexccptionablo manner, aud the proprietor
pledges hiself that the American House shall
be truly the Travellers Home. 4.g7 50
Jan, ISL. LEWIS RICE.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

IN and after Monday, Dec. IG, 1850,
~ Stage will leave Castleton every day
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
| ID Z. NJ and arrive al Salem n. Y. at =
+. Nj. same evening.
RCTURSISG
Leave Salem at \. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at | O'Clock p. Nj. 10 connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel>
lows Falls same evening. THIS line passes
through East Poullney, West Poultney Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron TO
Salem. BARDWELL, FIELD & co.
December 10; 1850. 80
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Manufacturing.

The snbscf,le r hlvin. rented for n term
nf years, the Wooden Factory Of Henry
Gray located in Middlcin"n, Vt, hereby
gives notice to the public that he ~ prepared
10 do custom work IA the best manner -
That he viii manufacture Sheep 5 cray
Cloth for one shilling per yard, aud c"'ored
fullrd cloth and Flannel, as low IN proper
i.on To- the cost "f doing The work, and pledg
cs hun.clc in flush hms work 10 the sntisiac'
ton orhis customers. Tie vi III also exchange
cloth, for wool. nllow ing one yard of good
Sleeps gray cloth ior ! 81 pounds of wool.
-Ii DANIEL CULVER,
MIddictown, March /, IN3l. '92G
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FRANKLIN HOTEL.

TiiE subscribers having purchased this old
l. and we'll kruvn c~.talii; hment. and having
thnrunehly repaired AID furnished the saline,
are nov ready II wait unou such of thciririciid'
ard the public Is may choose t" become their
guest. in their visits to Rutland, either on bust
hess or rica'utc.
Parties will at all times he waited upon at
short notice
Stnc..ruu daily from ilri, House to aud fr"m
Clarendon : ri-gs. and the quests of the House
vii II, al, times fluid carriages in readiness
to convey t!,ttl to and from the depot, on the
arrival uf each train Of ears.
Horse. aud carriage. at all times III re:-Ii'
ness fer the use of their c%ustnncrs.
PRATT g. FOSTER,
Rutland, Jt'y ?. 1850 25.tf
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RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
RAIL ROAD.
$1,000

On ani after MonI, " November ~. 1850 the Cars
on the Rutland anI Washington Railroad VIII Tuna as
follows:
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Atk.3n 4. NJ. PASSENGERS by thiI Train arrive in
New York same Evening, by Hudson River rail road.
At II A. NJ, from burlington Express Train
Passengers 10y thus Train, arrive in Troy in time for
nisht boats for New York.
At 3. Is p. NJ. from Boston Express Train. Pas
scncers by this Train arrive AT Saratoga Sprlng5
sane evening.
LEAVE CASTLETON,
Ai9f A.. NJ from Saratoga Tain connecting
with Express Train Tor Boston.
At 2p. VI. from Express Train from Troy ; con
Meeting Win Express rrdin for Burlington.
AtS.tjP NJ from rrny 4 :commods ion Train.
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT, Chief Engineer.
Casllelon, Nov. Il, II, 1850.
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New Line of Mail Stages

ON and after Novcmber !, l-5U, The subscri-
" Der will run n limo Of stages frrm Rutland
Ia Bethel, Hoods,ock, White River, and
Windsor, as follows:
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival OF
the cars from Burlington and Troy, and the
stage from Bennington, az - o'clck +. NJ,
for each of the above named places, and ar
rive at Woodstock the same evening.
Returning -Leave Woodstock every day
Sundays excep,ed) a, : o'clock A. m, and
arrive al Rutland in time for the passengers
to take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Bur
lingion and Boston, and the stage for Ben.
nj ston.
Leave Bethel on the arrival of the cars
from Boston and arrive iuRu,land the follow.
ing morning in time for passengers to take
the first tram of cars for Whitehall and Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rutland, Nov. LIST, 1850. 43
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Among tho numerous discoveries Science has made
in This gsncriI ion to facilitate the business Of life
ncre, ss itI enjoyment anl even prolong the term o
human existence, none can.be' of mere real valued
mink ind than this contribution ofChemistry to the
Healing Art. A vast irinl Of its virtues Throughout
this broad country, has proven beyond a touht, tina
no medicine or cunri lIti1i OF medicines YET known
can so surely control and cure the numerous yarc
ties uf pulr unary disease which have hitherto swept
from our midst thousands and thousands every year.
nIced, there is now abundant reason 10 believe a
Remedy has al len 9Th irrn found whirh can he re.
lied On To cure tho most dangerous affection of the
lungs. our space here will no, permit, US to publish
any proportion ofthc cures effected by it's use, but
we would present tho following opinions Of eminent
men, and refer further enquiry to the circular. which
the AGENTS below named, will always he pleased 10
furnish free, wherein are full PARTICULARS, aud indus.
pu,able proof Of these facts.
From The Pr,Fessor of amherst COLLEGE, the
cgLgnaArgD PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"Jame,C. Ayer-sir-i have used your Cherry
Pastoral in nay avn care Of deep seated Bronchitis,
aud am satisfied from its chemical constitution, tina
it i, an adj sirsbe Compound for the relief Of laryn
gal nd hrpnchia difficulties. II my opinion rs I
It's superior character can be Of any service, yau ar
al liberty to use IL a. yon think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, Ii. d.
From he ridely celebrated
PROFESSOR SlLIIMAN, MD. L.L. d.,
Professor cf Chemistry, Minersingy. &c Yale
College, Member Of the Lit. Hist Med Phi.
and Scientific Societies Of AMERICA
AND EuRCPg.
81 deem The CBsRRY PEcYoRAL an admirable com
position from some of the best articles ia the Mate
ria Nehica, ard a very elective remedy for the class
Of diseases il IL intended 10 cure"
New Haven Ci, N"v, |, iSi9
M.Joa P,r1lsng. President Il the :. G.. Senat
states H. has used the Cherry Pectprsi with wende
(ul success, TO cure an inn tmination OF The Lungs,
From one cfMe first Physicians Of Maine.
Slco, Me-. April &c, 1879.
nr ] e.. Aver, Loveli - Dear Sir am'now on
si,utly using your Cherry Pectoral in my pradiiCe,
and prefer II I" any other medicine for pulmonary
! complaints. From ohse ryatinn of many severe cases
lem convinced ii will cure coughs cnlds and,i'ssas'
80 ri the lnngs, that have put to defiance all other
remedies.
/ Invariably recommend it's use in cases Of con
sun prion, and consider II much the best remedy
knosn for thai diNease.
Respectfully yours. T.. s CUsHMAS, MI.
Prepared and sold iy .J.FAES C., HlIP
Practical Chemist, LOnsH, Mass.
Sold in Rutland by l.. DANIELS, and II l. SPENCER,
Cuuros-yille RoRsiss &lloLDys, and by the Drug
gisis throughout the State and Country. 50-Gn
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THIS Elegant
preparation Is
fast taking the
place ofs!l 9th.
ART: les IN
use, for restor
Ing and ire-s-
ing he Hut
II prevents the
Han from fall
ing on pr1not.
es ITS ~ Nth,
removes "A
ruff sndrestares
the nai UfAl and
luKuusnt grow.
m Of the Hair
in all cases Il
badness. II Al.
so rernovesp,in
and heat in the
head, and 10 a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-22
Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS L. GARDENERS.
Cobbeti's American Gardener,
Coles American Fruit Book.
Ku!st's Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener of America,
Goodrchs Northern Fruit Culturis,,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downiny's Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by IL SPENCER.
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RECOMMRNDATICN Ms.

certificate II Dr.. Perry, Portsmouth, y. HD
Portsmouth, september 70, isi9.
Mr.. J. Y. Moore, Agent for Whites Hair Restor-
a'ive.'-l'ear sur; | deem il my duty to state some
flr,s respecting the i~ges,ima5ie value Of Whites
Hsif Restorative. Several years ago, after a severe
ti OF sickness my wife lost al of her hair the scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair gtev out harsh and
uneaven, Abou, a yea aga, by another o. Ct sick.
ness, she lost ailo her hsita second time, and for a
long tine there ~as apparently no action ia the
scalp. Ahsr various applications I was induced TO
Try IN. above mentioned restorative. and now after
The ns- ofa few bottles her hair has s,"wn out as
lhick, AsIustrous, and as b-su,ifui a color as ever.
Furthermore, for a long Lime | have been afflicted
sith neuralrie aud other psins In my head. aud |
have ioGad II the lost extsYnni remedy ! have ever
lfiei' car isefsfute cheerf0liy recommend " 10 ell
~ho are Afflicted as Above as the best article have
ever seen. Aost respectfully yours,
A. PERRY, " n
Asngiasiuisi ~ 2 WHITE Le~s'i. Mas. IS "
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Thompson's Arithmetics.

The subscriber has received from '"c P'g
fishers a commission for the sale Of TINS WIZ
in The County Of Rutland. The set's ',",
sis,s Of the Primary, Practical and h,sn.,
Arithmetic, is deseryedly popular ava ="
been recommt nded by The superih'r"''"J
OF Rutland County, according 10 The l''H'
Statute, The whole or any part OF 'Af
RES " ~ be solo at Walllngiofd. TO b'o'r,
ers, merchants, teachers aud others, 81 Wv
New York Wholesale and retail pncts
6 T.. MAKTlSDaLL'
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Pianos for Sale
AT cAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

THE 81 BSCRIBER would hereby IN.
T. rn he public that he has on hand and is
,,n.tinlly rccctving Pianos OF all p, ices,
i-.mn the celebrated Mlnuiac,"ty "tHALLir,
DAVIS * Co, of Boston, which he viii sell
for c->h OF approved credit GA the most rca.
s,ulhlr terms. Having made arrangements
with SAIL Company, he will sell ,liomchcaP-
-r than they can be obtained IN the city
Those wishing to purchase a brilliant ontd
m-,rumrr,, warranted for one year, Will
please call before purchasing elsewhere.
l.. J. HALLOCK.
Crs,l ton, ArrilS lc5l.
Vh,s %rrrt,fies that T.. J. flallock, OF Cas-.
TETON w., Is cur authorized agent for the
-alr Of PIANO For,cs. All instruments fiom
cur mandatory, can BE- bought at as low a
rricr an warranted, as if purchased at our
NAIr-rUoIus.
utLLET, DAVIS X co.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
One Of the Greatest Dis
cOVcrics Of Age.
WHITES H.3IR RES

WHITES nam RESTORATIVE!
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Bsautifyiag, Cleansing, Sof-
eaing, and Dressing THE H.4IR.
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To avoid imposition IA vii; he necessary 10 zee that
Or. MI X. CHILTON'S CERTIFICATE as w.llas
The signature Of DrS +. Townsend, is on The outs,d.
wrapper Gf each bottir.
nJ-Soid by II. l. SPENCER, Putlsnd and by all
the principal nruPgists and Cooulry Merchants
Throughout the Unitrd States Csnadss 6r.
UJ- PnpTietors' .hiCe e NASSAU STREET in
The building formehy occupied by the South Baptist
Church, New York. 2s..6m
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er to be wiInOUt This sovereign remedy. while they
viii be surprised that you are % much behind the age
a,got to hsy e used II before. IL Is 10 new hing II
has been before The public for years, aud is ihcf-ss
Ing. sale shoss the esiiInation In which II IL held.
JAMES M'ALIsTEK, IA Fulton Il. New York.
AND 81 the druggists in the Edited States.
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

THE Subscriber offers for sale his house
and Lot, situated in the South par, OF the
village Of Rutland, and conveniently locat-
ed for slmost any man OF business. The
house is built nf brick, is commndious add in
good repair, aud will be sold.low. For furth-
er Information inquire o. the subscriber.
JOHN GUILTY.
Rutland, Feb. Nc, 1852
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery of The Ace.

Dill you ever use Nc
Alistef's All Healing
Ointment1 Certainty
you have for there are
few II any, who have
] not awaited IN, msslves
III is curative 1unHl es.
~ only NEEDS q ifisi TO
convince the persons 10.
s'ng il that IL ID fes y
and truly the hest afti
Gle extant. Enquire Of
the tens Of 'housaGds
who have been Ia he
constant use Of IL, md
thsysillsdyise you nev
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LIQUID SOLDER.

l'oR welding China, Glass Marble, porce-
L lam ard Furthermore. Warranted IN
soluble. and 10 Withstand hcat-the best sr,l.
Gle ever invented, for sale by
- SPENCER.
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YOUR A

nACON'S INDIAN HAIR aRESTORA.
- TIVE a beautiful article for the Toilet.
No Lady OF Gentleman should be without
a bottle. Win effcctually cure scurf and
Dundruf. Manufactured and for sale by
W A BACON.
I.ndlo~, VI.
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sovereign remedy for all disessss of The scalp 1t
give. HE Hair a brilliant, GLOSSY lus,te, a silsen tex
tute, and healthy 'igorou. appearance No Lady
toilet can be complete without this indispensable a
IIrln
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WANTED

300 Feet Of inch Seasoned Eastwood
Boa'ds, $40 10 Or : : inch do IN eX
change for Work. II. 7. DORRANCE.
APIi ., ISL -
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AGENCY OF DIR. q. 8. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,

Used by him with such distinguished success in
" the cure Of Coughs, Consumption, CsiafTh,
Asthma. Heart Diseases, Dyspepsy, Piles, Female
Complaints, &c &c.
DR.. 4 :. FirCH's
Aldo MINAL SUPPORTERS,
shoulder Braces, inhsiins Tubes, and Lectures m
Consumption and the art Of preserving Life and
Health 10 Old Age. hc,, &c.
DRS. CHEEyER 4 ENIC
Rave been sppninled Agents for the sale Of the above
Goods, and will keep them constantly on hand at
their slor Ma. fremont TEMPLE, Boston
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