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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09
Died,

In W~sisirra, SspI5 s. 1850, Deaesn TIL
~ Gde~r, sg~e - wars
In Leeiow, 90 the gsh sit, NstAss, 600 II
E " ane jemiuaa Bsy stu, sgee Q yea,
40 { -Doa'as
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Wanted.

COUNTRY Ntfshas Is 70 ,U-eAl.e a. s-.t-
Y ;rva ~4cs t5ss "a -st.-- sr.r 10
Es1--e4 80 e.rt ig;sta A-te-s e1-. ? 49,
g.G;;-:et Isd e"--aats 1880! az a.
Ky:o ~. \. BACON. ts " :. 515
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yTgTE OF VERMONT. IDS .-sw~~-
ussrsrt st E3As4 D1<s 4s1i .,
. srs-saa ss~ssss VI Ne r-ssass Issst ~ the
sssa nsssetss ~ Rs,'srAk -aa ~ Rstsasass he1
sws ,As sasa asssrsse, 90 tss 1a dsy 81 pes
\. T.. k&&5
rr.s~sa Hss- Esrr-s Rvsgs-, ;sa=.
WAers&s . exrssss t-,e.eussI ts e-ttsEs
esssS ths ira D., ~ ps<soe-r. = D lisa
rssrrsftns 9. Ne N. Assa sfls ssA sesssx&st e
ARA WAN, tsN VI usSsg4~s ss ssis ss.s.te'
xees.~rA hss k.~~ al, DAY prescribed ts s.Sa
yreAsss essss ;, isaas bsset' * ssi4 Wa
tssas,el, sks sser sanrr tke1sss s4ssa. Nv ~
der that ssss S-sssrsrsSt r~s - SalY F'qfss
Asd aSsss "a w ,sss s4xsf ~ ~ sssi -. Gz4
tsssa1s3s TA~rshsre,
n 10 ssxesrA sy Ax4s CsGrt tia. sst ,tBS u
ssrxrxss ts asS sss ssEe ~ ttrcst st'f-rrs
sx prsbsis ssx astsvss@s - Aforesaid q ,s;s-
ted srssses sf saia esz-A se ss ssit sst esss
ef u. register % ssSd cart ia sssd s"tApA
~ The srss Gvn2sy hetss VI ass @Fe~Mry
4 D. 1851 anA tia; essses tssrsss sotn -
y9ksnAiss . segsissa eoFy 81 tho rtssra e. tAs
eyzes three ~exk. s@rcs .lr~ir FretSsus tnsrs-
% IN The RssiAsl HsrAi4 a s~ssFsf~r pgsG;e+
a. sss4 ksslse@. tkas al F,ssS7y sAte'tttta
ssy thea ss. ikess spY<s- t4fsT va TaFf
s1S ssrtes: ths pr sats al Asassses aie-s
sA5i ftksy see sAsse HSs eYrY SETi
5. hENRi HALL, kstest-
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TIE Boston Chronotype. Euisrc.pa-
;.r, and Republican, have al ben
ne. I'd into ,he lev free .-a paper,
The Confc19n wcalin-'
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STATE Og VERMONT ne IL r.-ss r. t.re.i
Dif;ssc: & RsilanG So isstsiS s2%c3a!
s.sssNn et;As probate cor. @i the ssii district
sfRsskA.d. hsj4es r: R.isssd, 10 AID fsr said
District, 90 sst 2iia "a. 81 DtcsEorr A u.
ISL.
P~--ss-., Hos. H,-sry Bs;tes, js5ss.
waer.is. S1zzat n. Heiio-y Afx aisrs;cr
Of t.. estate oi O<eA Ske.sy. tAie Of Pg;afpr4
80 sI!c district. e-c-a s<f. s~rts,ts.s has .ats
day EsSs applestlra 10 sad fre5ais Cos-,
srd proposes 20 rerder al aernus. Ct rs. a.
aIr Ilra:4oE o. sti estate. Tasrs|Srf,
e. "a Sres-s4 ~ .sta G. at LA: sae easnir,
tps, # said 3cco-.; - liip~skcs zaG a deere
ttrc rcfsase Of nis e.lR.s sFisr Dstskg the
otb.s ara Il ,ea~-st lAe ;escsi esil'!e4 ,s+re
to h s tlty hereby are referred 20 sttHte@ srs.
s331 e SAID c3E-I - - ~ ST ias See. Il ,hs
Register 8fss az .7 Ee:'sr4 IN said d.
iris,. o. III 9-s: N-a4sy o.lE- 80 - Say C..
fe5-glP. / - is5i, Asd la: nssics ;Af-e''
Js EiEss b. rgSt.,t.a- / certified caYy t..=
rreg-i =! IL 0-.-r .p-st week. saSess:Iss.y
r-evT9Gs tGs'tts ia -. h4,4ani Head. =
l.--rst+- V-t-,eG .. s..f S&t4sni ia g-d-r
L., y. re-ssa. srte-ss,.i tAsv~- rar tee
sra .u@-s A. -, s-:a-- ssi9 ss-St asA cbjtc:
e ,ae n&->- @. al GHe~-z, aaG - &, .
a--~. l. ,5sv l., .z-st.
.hI.s eyrs =. -t-
GG>RN pSLI Parfre-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

The Ledger Building at Philaiel-
plia- Pa sAs Destroys b. fie, o.
.ioaday. last. Loss $4,000.
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HOUSE FOE SALE

'ZN'iI DEv!! : !i0.~ as4 ut e.-pr~a
L. past 700 .elrs .. "4itsu Is Ca.
.A.: Te-e, ptv-es' 'a.y A,7'r -
GEDRIE SlHOAG
R..'s-t. ue< II. -. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

e. The Nh .S,I- comes - us H..
week much enlarged and %iuV-ovei
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DENTISTRY.
DIR E. v. n. HARDWOOD.

HfNEtL EbftFs
lLsfLiriftLt snaovses. 90 "A. ,s-
"a I'm. 4 hgiars SO '~Aftv that -
9 - A. To-, - $50 v.Ru,tn Hot,
80 Senss }rn g.. sss nseosss As s-a- 80
tSsssSs. .@&Ii nsaF'. ~h~S ~ 80. o. Etsyv
o. fe'~sv ea4a 'f%z sEy @~~ssss. his qra%.
ss.- - -
/ s~-F94, p~,*o--s-s - esrrtsi -
ti 'tas9sga gsa@n.r, szs vsrrHn@< 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

Vernon: by superintendent - e.
,ileei TO on,y three Representative IL
Congress
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CASH STORE.

AFTER tie fn, day 81 .j,ru.,y -su.
- - '-s.sss~r ervsg~r Ia e~Hsts ss
SO. Of go, % Ready isr A sv@.
. 30 1~afksc a. u~ AEgI ss.- yrDe, fr~a
. sara tarsv EAj b. ~ vsTsi-E H. Afssf-
"a MS syIe1 - 1e,~t I. ~ Ca<s.ti.s~s
srstr - WAl eer'e sesrsi rhsr- 81 Sstfvss.
sg~ CiitkLts CLEMENT.
Ft=''s Fs'aht, p~< - 10 Asv
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o. Fs-r-I!. t~c-~t,-t - I'd v~siEf7g sA~~s.
- 20. B1sks1., Carr and totks bass and
thldr-ns she's. ts-rt.~l ~ ! T9oA az
.ortasn,aF iAte, ana G~-,ieuseGs Inca
tG3s~f Uvsf->l~s, r. sa~Ay
.. l.. EOCEINs.
NV i1, -
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Stationery.

Fs-. : -. Pe-fs..l. r-E.'st. Bis,
c.. t>sssT 80 Sss- Pss-cs
r4y sSss AID ~. ta-.A~Pr, bag, e
i-' .---sI' = t-2sftfe ARE! uzNs:5fy AIT s.ts
tn. EssI a a..
H,,.. 7s $50 yrrraus, = s..,. 4: $50,
.-- -. A. L.
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IL III. % y R.:sas' y B. , !. tss: a;
- a ,rss - ottss PrSaaes Ces-r o. tbs s.is
Gnre, Rstasd A<!d al Rsl;.si. n ara 70.
al 3.tr'ev "a tie ~ ca, 81 jtsaary, 4. Il
1891.
pr.fsrf Haa H3-r~v Eeue-. JuiFe
Ns,r-ss FaisAca~r Il itsr,hgtrs, a4alsis-
.--loi - tre ~lA srIsE.d 81 tie .F-zt- u
sa1a hsrr aEt~z. late 4 ia. "a sa4 estsrss:.
cs-eas<1. tsBl45s hEA ts, GEf Fresestsa 10 ssE
r-arA,- Test 4 a@,.tsz q srLEg ts<-.r sss-
'a2s -v- ~" AZ rtssG vase q tie rsai 40
rer0ss. ssulf tie Seeeo-S, lie EroEr, K
e-ars .io.es aga al a. estate 81 ~ cs4-
b e s.@.sr ssd sthsrs ,ssts.g to sAo- TIA, Us
s%rss@al .ssas. sf szaS c.s<asef . DO; ssE
t-.t /, Fss - ~Tp~-.ss AZ! tssreso-s rssGsss-
.sg "a / cf@1-t 10 gas, lta = sicssse 20 81 ~
t-s -s,' - az sfs-e.is .ro<st ,As avsss %
. 4ss - a4 4-rtA-f t-sr=.a-& isc'a-
4 4rg la -srsrs.2s "a : Esxe--sa4 Y.-- -
.-r oe. - IS ~l'g ne; : as &sssr t-s-
-s',e- zee ksCe ,zrE % 80 Ecrts e .Aa1
80 .art.EFs Cst4aas Ia
~ ;.-rrs = tkza stk ihe - "a 70 tse@s-aE
~ s-res = sEa &c bri AsEat&.z, xn4 thrse
s--s r. "a. i-. ra-serAre-
Th--sfars 4 - sr@es~S " SAID ,scrs tkss
.ts a<af.sg Ess Sss.sssE II salI ~..tstis. - nal
ftss szz. t-s se-.sy rsSe-rue 70 a sas.ss se-sszE
-; ? ,ssz gretsts Csusg to ~ ksia a. lac
&c tS< k<ya,r q .sss Csgrt Is ExtLsal
p - t-f-E- go -. 1ys Ns-1sy k-fzy lsr
- 1Ay stFssrsAr A T. 1854 sza tAAt Esss<s
ts-r~of ,.rtS-s ~ gsS&t.asrg 9 esvefss eugy
q t.r rs~sFa & tAls srs~r ssres wes&s ts-<-s-
Isr.'v f-xshs Sh@rsgs - ts- kStiss3 hsrals
"A. Nt- gsEaE~e ~ tai Kirkland anS efr
atfGg ls tte stss.hgS.Ses e. thSss later,
t,..Gz Nss Ee-.ess sR.<rets4 ls~- -Ss x.y
itrsv ASs acre sS>.st t~tsse al sVzrs .A<
sr~u;t = 80 E-@EIAz AZ ssfi hessav 4 sEs,
90. ~a-so. trss csry % F~ea-A
5. hESEI Hall Ess.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, ny ~ie Chl-Ioire l. iissr
w hts lei: no bed asd b4,,d sthocs
any ast cause OF P,oSocaivlni tAereffr, ts's
- - l9.hi1 a.. g~--0a. hafhs3.nr OF trusting
On my aeccEn, as shai! pty % oe 3ts
ot lie; eoairacisns a:ler ias date.
~ joins rCSG
Sally Village. Sss., DEE p, l-5J.
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GEN. TwIGGs'
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED

NOR Neusp1rsrs and
u Cooley
GRAHAM :,
SskTsiN :, aai
HARPER : Vi MAGAZINES.
i: the S.arN of to sfa-c-.h%-. d irsr rc a.
i-w rates Jrst q Pcs:a.,. 4. BACON,
u Ja Alt8e .ga c. iae Boa, L~ac.9u, ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

~ TRt"--Nr +ptt> 80 ysi-.tas-rys
~ -rr.s r0- . g. ~ .-s,s --st
Esv-xs Pr 49, E4s5saI~4 ~>-- "a.
e. x { >rtNJsE
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Brio sToS CATTLE NsFxEr. Jas 2
A, rs+~. pu arsf Csvhs. no sso-~,. ~
wss-. vessss ussn, n C~~s sad CAlrc',
sso ssrss sss L. e.S~. s~d es svSe
Fsers-B s.f CArrs-csus o. u t-r
saslry ssTs - - - o. X ds t1fl
rs-ssss o1~-tS, 90, iS,
Csss esd C4fr,-stT. q, Is. ~. .
S~~y Aax - ~A, 81 o., $50
Swzas-t i2as@
sTztt.- ysaA.ry-ESsn
T~a fes-s 0s-tfssiJ
NE issss Ods-$i9sEs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

STATE Of VERMONT, J Re :. -rne~be-ed
pst-se. - gst4snx. Sc tsat a.; q soreIss
sesesa o. iar probate ess-: hoiSen At Rstizss
Is aad se' sss3 District of Rstlsae, ss tie "a.
4ay q JAsg1y, \ D 1881.
P,..Si H.. Harvey Bg.,or JsSfe.
Where's s lle haes s3-inis,-Gscr %! Is.
estate q Iehz 4 Sgt. late e GA1leto~r. IA
N.re { s3-ic,. le>eaaet. iats.tst-. su ,as osv
r-cssn;ei 70 a5- f-eSa;s e5grt a petition -
~f.Nsr. tssrsn .ett nF fsTs tsI, IL . izop.ss-
sac 81 h- - ds~ 80 eftAe estate i-c rsy
Tee sssu tfts~ ga : 6-o.a..d .ih,a TIE it--
hs-espft-, allowed hIz =, sad Cocrt :or that
20 --g~s. aad t~.s-rssFr rec. cstfEr .ati eezrt 30
-r:,s1 tie sitS~-d afst.sss Tor tss
e.-2s,. -fszs1 ssTa,e az! psyEssas ef ssat eeAts
s-- ~s.--n 80 i'rs t.se,9fs-e allowed so
,asi ?afgv', = eEp-Ts Ga ,se 30 day offe5-
rssr. Al 1885,.
Ttr..sy-T ~ ,-5,,s1 ~ sAi tszrt its:sks
h~- ara 4eei.ios o; .St Petition AID the
eo-~cer-i,rs = tas tf:-asoz of s,sa time u
tie 81 d. .: F.b-ei-v. 4. n. 1859. - and
I'll fs-.hy -s.ef.-rsi Il a stated s.ss;1. 4
- = sE.e c:zr: - ts t..i =; ikt OSce Of ,hs
Re- . .s:4 20: IL sLi4 Ea,abd. c9 the
IL Mea4ar oe n II. 3 S1s oi es ISL, ard
g.. rst.. tLe-sst - z4Esn by rzasshisz
L esrt.kta eeys O:tAe record {! iais order
ts-s. us~ss .z.<,Nssi'sl~ F~-eriess 's.reio g
e. Pa k>i He-s.I : tsTtttfF- E'ciea a:
--.-tL-4 AZ clreS- ea- 10 we rFish'~'-
bc.6 g ;15ss ia;-rs.tsl4a A-' t2-ia AZ Ftf'
s.-s .at--:..~l therein =h ihta aa4 is:rs
2f,~ar tes,re ~. esEr:. AMI tfI'ci - tae
s-4a;i-s : .aii eIsezaeas !: iAe. !+r @ags:-
A;--- : - : --csrL
= HENRY HALL, Re-,is'eI-
,T>iE " FAkhyNT Rs Il ',@t",
:: f., , a.. .,aiaa Il ;.-s P.oaA.sCSa-i th-
4i -is.-.t a. -%1;lAu4A.1 =: Ee-.aEi il "a
-..Es! o. -. cAy y. D:ts0t@E.
y..- II, H.. r.. gS
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HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE

nay tg.rci, HarE NAs~sn, f'1.. Cszral
IL So ASA sc1Eftfs prc-s r~Ssssty a
asse. a. 80 hlts@ ~ssrc-r1r- N.r.s--a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-09

>rovEs AND sIoyE riPE ~
= LAhLTsk 4 t.EsLE.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10

Of the country, tho Digestive matter of
the Pepsin is put up in The form Of Pow
ders, with directions to be dissolved in
diluted alcohol, water. or syrup, by the
patient. These Powders contain just
the same matter as the bottles, but twice
the quantity for the same price, and will
be sen, by mail, free ofPostage, for One
Dollar sent postage paid) to DR.. J, s.
HoughtoD, No. II North Eighth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Six packages for five dollars. Every
package and bottle bears the written sig
nature eff. s. HoughtoE, M. D., Sole
Proprietor.
*x*Agents wanted in every town in
the United States. Very liberal dircounts
given TO the trade. Druggists, Postmas'
lers, and Booksellers are desired to act
as agents.
MOSES LEE, Agent, Kalida, o.
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BLANKS FOR SALE.

BLANKS FOR SALE.
DRINTED on superior paper,
n MORTGAGES, from Swans improved
form, by the quire or sngly.
Also, a superior form Of
DEEDS, OF Warranty, " the qairs or
singly.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, aAt
Affidavits for capiases.
Also Justices Executions, Vendi's. &s.,
&C., on the very best paper, 70, sale cheap,
JAMES MAOk ENH1E.
Kalida, Octebcf {, 1880.
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Bounty Land Warrants.

Bounty Land Warrants.
HAViNG made the necessary ar
Arrangements TO facilitate theprocuring
SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND WAR,
RANTS, (having procured the neces-
ary forms and instructions for applica-
tions for warrants under the various laws
now in force,) shall be able TO attend
to any business of the kind which
may be favored with.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
Octobci24, 1850.
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Administration A Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed was duly appointed and quail
fed ut the October term OF the court Of com
mon pleas. Of Putnam cuunty, Ohio, admin
istrator OF tho estate Of John Henry Miller
late Of said county, deceased.
JACOB LOAR,
Ne~emeR IA, 1850. s6sdr
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10
WESTERN HOTEL.
RY Wm McCLI1RE

BY WIN. MCCLURE
WV MCCLURE has purchseda and
w Fitted up the stand formerly sccu-
pied by w. L. Hipkins, in
GilbOa, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain
the travelling community, and all who
call upon him, in as good style as can be
done IN this section ofcountry. His Ia
BILE will be supplied with the best that
the country affords and he will do all in
his power to make his house pleas
ant and agreeable resort TO the trav-
ellIng community.
His Stabling aud other Accommodations
ale ample and will give satisfaction.
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DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this euro Of Consumption, 1t being one
out of the many which can be adduced. to prove tho
magical power to save life which this Balsam possesss
even alter the person is considered by physcians and
friends to be in the very last stages Of the disease
ACTUALLY pYINa-and in this case, go far gone, that
her friends had bought the cloth for her shrexd and Other
burial clothes This cure was effected on Mrs. Ziba
Dykeman, the wife of respectable man residing at
Ballston Spa, Saratoga county ~ Y.
Mr.. Dykeman swore to tho facts before Taos.
Young ESQ., Justice of the peace and editor Of paper
at Baston, who cerfes to the good character OF Mr.
Dykcman, for veracity and respectable standing Mr.
John Wait merchant at the same place also certhes
that he knows all the facts as stated and that Mr. Dyke
mans character is good For the full particulars Of this
cure, SIZE OUR PAMPHLETS.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10

D. ehehAsld.l NV. shemeio
SHEFFIELD & SHEFFIELD.
Attorneys at Lor, and Solicitors in Ctancery.
NArohEoN, HENRY County, ONO.
Will attend promptly to all business apper-
taiRiing TO their profession, which may be
entrusted to their care.
June 5, 1850. $50
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Pulmonary Consumption.

This Basam hesls and cures alcsrs In the Lungs and
elsewhere iatenay certainly and easily US that other
medicine which we call "BRAsT's PURIFYIEe Ex.
TRACT" ssres and heals ulcers ereaally Tai: BALsAm
will cure Mae caaes of Cough and Consumption out Of
Ttn after all other rcmedee have failed to cure.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10
THoUsANDs OF CONSUMPTIONS

and Coughs having been cured by It, testify suS prove
Its unfaiiing efficacy In all diseases OF the LUNGS,
THROAT, and BREAST. =.
We are fully asare Of the very strOng and positiue
osssrons which zoe have made above, and eosd not
Iavs 20 asssrs had not also been confident that the
sures said to have been effected by this BiLsAM sus-
tain and support u.s. in all zoe have asssrted-ond we
CHALLENGE THE PROPRIETOR Of any other remedy, TO
produce a. respectable tesimony Of cures Of a. many
HOPELESS DYING PERSONS, as ve publish.
BRANTs INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM cures
CONSUMPTION Coughs, Colds, Splitting Of Blood,
Blesdi1g at the Lungs, Pain in the Breast and Side
NghtSweats, Nervous Complaints, PapitaiioH Of The
Heart Female Weaknesses and CoHpldiais Cholera IT,
fanfrn Dusenfsru and Summer Conlplainff.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mesrs. Pratt g. Foster merchants OF West Corn.
WALL Conn.,, called at New York, April 2lst ls4Y
and said Brans Balsa had effected of such hope
less cases Of Consumption in their town. that now ne
other cough medicine could be sold there that II had
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman In
particular was SO far gone that his physician told him
II vas useless to take any more medicine He then.
when no hope was left began to take Bran.'s Basam-
rot well-and Is now as well 40 he ever was.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,

Has cured without the least shadow Of doubt very
anv of the most strongly developed OF Sesrated
and diseassd lungs-such never cured by
any other medicines-and which were so sttery hope
sss that the diseased persons pronounced BY ply
slcians and friends, to bs ACTUALLY DYING.
This Basam Ia VEGETABLE compound which
never Injuries any person when s used for the euro
Of Chronic diseases 1t possesses strong, active PU
FLYING and ALTERATlvE properties, and such other
psedicaiions ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY to cure all
Coughs and TO that very identical CouGh DISEASE,
which Is called by physicians and others. end 10 really
considered to be, without the least doubt
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A Derangement of the Nervous System.

H7-In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
vital Of the aready ae While
under the strengthening life.giving, vitazing inu
ence OF Galvanism, as applied by this beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient and weak
elasticity and vigor
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HIS LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE

Mr.. q. 8. Terry, merchant Byron, Genesee County
N. Y. wrote, Aug a. 1886 Brdnfs Medicine 10 doinl
wonders here-it has cured man of Consumption tina
aH the physieians had said must die. When he CON,
menced taking Brants Medicine he could not raise hi
aaad his head he bed at the lungs and every tymp
tom seemed to indicate that he must die; but aston
shing to ALL he s now able to labor and rides all
the county. He used only five bottles. will also show
you. when visit the city Of New York In the spring
uhat great things Brdnt has done for me. 1t has also
cured young lady Of Consumption In Orleans county
which her father eays no doctor could cure.
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The great peculiarly and excellence Of
DR.. Christie's Ctalyanic Curatiyes.

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure dseoss
by oaDcrd application in place of the usual mode Of
drugging and physickng the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks hOrelessly under the infection.
They strengthen The ,vhole system equalize The eireu-
laon of the blood promote e secretionS and neuer do
the shghieS. injury under any circumstances. Since
their Introduction il the United States, ~ three
wears since more than
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BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Messrs, E. b. CaldpeH 4 Co., of East Oswego, o..
wsso Co., NJ Y, respectable druggists wrote tous May
l9th ls4s We have just heard through Mv. Whitman,
respectable citizen of this place. Of an important cure
Of Consumption, which BRANT's INDIAN PULMoNART
BALsAM has produced on the wife Of an acquaintance
of his who resides in the town of Palermo, in this
county. She had been long confined to her bed, and
was SO dangerously seassd that her friends believed ii
s,,,o ,s;bl, FIR her IN Epe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

To the Wayne County Agricultural Fair, is on our
table, having been sent US from the office Of publication
at Indiana polls, by the publisher, A. H. Brown, Esq.
We were exceedingly entertained in the perusal of the
address, and embrace the opportunity. as an humble me-
dunn OF public opinion, to tender the author the thanks
Of the industrial classes whose claims he has so ably
presented. To dignity labor ought to be a prominent
object of every man of intelligence. We are sorry to
know that many young men are annually sent away
from our Universities and Colleges, e~herishing the hope
that they will be able 10 reach a competency, il not AT.
auence by their wits. unaided by physical labor. In
decd many openly express a silly contempt for occupa-
tons requiring such labor, and not a few fancy them.
selves superior in standing in community, simply be-
cause they do not labor With their bodies in a useful oc.
%cupation. Without being in haste to find fault with the
existing state of things, we venture to intimate a belief
that there is a radical error in that system of education
which does not thoroughly impress upon the mind of the
student the great importance of physical industry. The
agriculturist and the mechanic ought to be cherished,
their condition bettered by education, and their pursuits
rendered more effective by tine application of those prin-
ciples which the progress of science has developed
Bloomington Reporter.
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Children.

Who has not felt his heart throb with delight, when
looking upon the innocent gambols and graceful move
mentS Of cLildren at play! The ringing laugh, the
piercing scream Of excessive glee, and the perfect aban-
donment OF all their faculties and energies to the prose-
cution Of their sport, thoughtless OF everything but the
present moment-how the sight is calculated, above ev.
erything else. to bring one in love with his species, and
to make him feel that however cold and sterile aud COM
fortress the prospects of life around him may be, there
is one riIi, at least, Of pure, sweet and gushing water,
at which his spirit may quail ia gladness. We envy
not that man whose heart is so shut up TO all tender SEN
sibilities, that he cannot, on occasion. cast aside the still
restraints Of manhood, and enter with a fellow feeling,
to some extent at least, into the amusements of children.
We have no doubt, that many a wrinkle, now indelibly
furrowed on the brow of care" might have been
avoided merely by the practice of q little chndishncss
now and then 10y way OF participating IN their merry
sports.
y great poet has said that q the heart can never all
grow old J" and one of the surest methods to perpetuate
rs JGyeniaty, is 10 come in frequent contact with the
%tbTobbIng pulses Of the young. Their society necessa-
rhy produces cheeriulness, aud cheeriuluess is a great
promoter Of both physical and mental health. No man
who loves the society Of children is in much danger from
the attacks of avarice, one OF the greatest enemies OF
our race. For children are notorious beggaIs; and they
ply their trade with SO much artlessness, ard make their
appeals with such winning elOquenee, that the tightest
puTse-Strings, as well as the gravest countenance, must
relax at their approach. And then their innocent and
b~road-day ieats at pocket-picking, and the energy with
which they execute Them, not a thumb and finger alone
bat the whole dimpled hand crowded into your vest
pocket; while the laughing eye Is turned up TO your face
10 watch the motions on that dial plate OF the thoughts
who can resist it, How they watch your comincI and
hssiEg once made a hole in your pocket, they know very
well, the rogues that a leak has sprung in your benevo-
lence, and That they are training you to become a useful
member OF society, al the same time that you will be a
happier man yourself.
Reader! have you children7 If not, 90 to your neigh
bors-hunt them up somewhere, and lose no time in get
ting acquainted with them-ihey are not exclusive
there is no aristocracy in nature; and there is no society
Purer and loveler than theirs. If your heart has beer
knitted and ensnarled in the cares Of business. till in
affections have almost ceased to beat, open it to the sun
light Of cbildhood's smiles, and you will soon feel thu
freedom of an emancipated spirit, and breathe an at
mosPhere sweeter than ever rested upon the Vale O
Tempc.-Terre HGute Express.