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Goal.

COAL.-Coal 81 per tun FOR White Ash,
ego and stove and 81 IS for Red Ash, egg and stoye
I.ty,r.d from boats. al l42 EhZab.th-st. au 'm'
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10 WESTERN PASSENGERS.
by Ro'l'cay direct from Rutland and
Whilchollto Schenectady.
H3a@sSaAtA

The undersigned have perfected an mr.
raugcment with the different lines OF pub
lie conveyance between Rutland, W., and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River St.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall TO
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter-
mediate ports, to Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence TO Chicago,
via Michigan Central Railroad
Passengers or freight tor any of the Lake
Ontario or River St. Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail
road.
In consequence ofthc reduction Of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, il
will bean object for passengers to avail them
selves of this mode OF Conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Of passen.
gers, md are commanded by men Of long ex-
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families enigra,ing West, by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled TO
procure 'ickets Tor any of the western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in.
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh the
goods before leaving, and make contract on
board the Steamers, as It will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WV; IT, SrEvEss,)
. A. Ryrp, Son Board Champlain
WM. GANbALL, Steamers.
J ID PnRrEK. East Rutland.
:. Is. SARGENT, Whitehall.
J. A SnIru, :.
{. RICHARps, Casileton,
S, Law rscE, Hydevilc.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1898
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D!GELoW 81. EXP RHsS.
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MESSENGERS pass 10 and from all pla
WI res on routes Of Fit .hburgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont and .1Iassac husetts,- -
Cheshire, Sullivan, and II utland and Burling-
lon Railroads.
Connections with other companies are 30
arranged that AL Express Matter can be for
wnrded without delay to any part OF the u
nited States, Canndas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes
BUNDLES, Bank Notes. Specie and .Merehnn'
die generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro.
duce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds OF Express Business promptly atten.
dcd to.
In sending money or parcels Of considera.
bic value, the amount must he stated, other,
wis. we are not responsible. in case Of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollar for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact al
possible, and no package will he received un
less in good order aud distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot he 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, Proprie,ors
PHaTT X FosrE agents, Rutland.
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f'At7 rlDN
EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUDiIsHgD
ERASTUS H. PEASE & CO.
So STATE STREET, ALBANY

u oBlNsON'S Astronomy. descriptive, physi
~ cal, and practical, designed far colleges. acade
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lhc' Of Robinaon's Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c.
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ROB- NsoN'S ALGEBRA. for colleges, academies,
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PRACTICAL EIoCUTIoN, containing ilIns,ra.
ing also selection Of the best pieces from ancient
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Notes; the whole adapted to The purposes Of i'm
proye,nent in Reading and Oratory, by Samuel Niles
THE HARMONIC. a New Collection OF Easy
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and four Voices, with "A new set OF Rules andP
cal Exercises upon an original and scientific plan
for the use Of Schools, SINGING Classes and Socia
Circles, BY Solomon Cone, Teacher Of Music in tho
Public Schools and Director Of Music iI the Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Albany.
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att Of Practical Farming Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol. limo. cloth
SOW WE'LL AND REAP WELL, or Firs.ide Ed.
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The rHILD'S Fl ST BOOK OF READING AND
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COTECHlSM OF AGRICULTURAL. CHEMITRY
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1 vol. l3mo. half bound.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of every description, supplied, Wholesale and retail,
al New York prices
booksellers, Merchants, and Teachers, can have
their orders Immediately executed, on the most &C.
conmodating terms aud goods sent, by express or
otherwise. as they may direct
~ b. Teachers wishing to examine any Of the a.
bove wroks, will please address +, II. P &Co l9t,
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Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS 4 GARDENERS,
Cobbet's American Gardener,
Coles American Fruit Book.
Bust's Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of America,
Goodrich's Northern Fruit Culturist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downing's Flower Garden, &c. &c
For sale by Is SPENCER.
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Thompson's Arithmetics.

The subscriber has received from The pub.
fishers a commission for the ralc Of this " ork
in the County Of Rutland. The series con.
sists Of the Primary, Practical aud Higher
Arithmetic, is deservedly popular aud has
BEEN recomrne nded by the superinte ndents
Of Rutland County, according to the Revised
Statute. Tie whole or any part Of the Sc
ries will be sold at Wallngford, to booksell-
ers, merchants, teachers and Others, at the
New York Wholesale and retail prices.
q f. MARTlNDALE.
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GMDUS AT GOSH.

ru,tiE subscriber being drsirous Of closing
y NJ ht. business, IS induced 20 offer his
.strre s1OCk, Drugs and Medicines. eS.
..p,rd. at cost. for tAsn. Tho stock beng
fresh aud weii nouslt. will afford rrrc op.
r.r,on,,y 10 all aishinr To hwy nj low prices.
LUTHER DANIELS
Rutland, April 81, l-aI. -
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Piano FOrtcS for Sale
1T T. I. ~ " . ID IT IT
no x,St D..u,.f

TEL 80 " OOD INsTIT Z 4 +
BY WM PEASE, Pianist.
Age,, far Bvwch,nan and GRAY L. Dolce $
Csmpancc Attachment Piano Fortes.
The Piano Fnrtcs manufactured by Mcssrs
Is. 4 G. are all warranted 10 prove satis!ac'
ln,y, aud each one has the. sniirs Metal {
Frame, with their valuable Improvement, the
.N,faii. Damper and Lnckct and Cases. --
Manufactured Nos. / aud Il North fesrl st.
and 20 State ST. Albany, n. Y.
PRICES FOR ISL.
six otrANks.
Square case, ,hreeprdals, grand action,
with Patent Dolce Cnnipan..7ttsc mt 500
Small round cprncr,s ..Io
Large .,-o o
Four oh'
s.y.r dm
with moulding, 4"
Eu,o. sos
Carved Lego, Louis the l+th style,
/ heavy carving OIL the 'r mt, back and
ends of,he Case, "ilh moulding, 1N)
Six octave Piano Fortes without the 3t,acll-
ment, less $40; seven octavcs, less 500.
! The subscriber would say that lie is con
Hdcnt that any person hearing the Cainpa'
nee Attachment Piano. would purchase nc
other They are certainly superior 10 any
other Pianos Pianos Of the present day fol
expression. Call aud hear them a, the In
s,iu,e before purchasing e.sew here. These
Pianos are used by Jenny Lind at all hcl
Concerts, On account of the attachment.
Prof VIZ. Pc Sc Organ,st Il Pianist
Principal Young Ladies Institute,
, Castlctu,, Vt April, 1851. -
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ThIs celebrated preparation. 80 well known fs.nc,s
and Others for il numerous and remarkable cures ia
rcang tho diseases idcnt 10 horses and cattle
tc had Of my regular authorised agents.
Experience Of than fourteen ye,r. has established
vs<su Family Emttoe alton. will CORE most easss and
sAiIsve all such
spav,n..
Sweeney.
gals. PolI Evil Gallons.
Cracked Heels Calls OF an
kinds, Lamcness, Flesh Wounds,
Sprans Bruises, Sand Cracks, Found.
cred Feet, Scratches. or Grease Mango,
r0': rf S W Ss;ss, n,.. ri Ts., R
Contraction, OF the Muscles. Swell
Iinas Weakness Of the Joints.
Cukcd Breasts. &c. &c.
&c. &C. DC. &c.
q; r.. &c; &C.
VERY RENARKABLE.--An intelligent farmer in the
town Of Lewiston. related time since remarkable
Coughng, clugh his foot in root. end tore u ps'ty 81
lie immediately cleaned Out the dirt. aud applied C. W.
saniaecd it up tight soaked it nsionaly with he OH
and in weeks he able to the horse.
Copy Of letter from C. L.. Stafford, Esq.
WindgaH OF long standing, which had lecoine ca'ous
sud which supposed fran thu many remedies used by
WI; past M wa induced Try yGu "Gs,s"s o
therefore consider j, Al The hest medicines that
he I ,ss :Sf n Ga" 1871 Truly your; L. Stafford
From Mr.. sterterg superintendent Of the canal
uartor's stable
This may certify that have bcen in the habit Of u.ns
Mr.. Merchant. Gagiine OH. and find 70 be one Of The
b,et applications ula have ever made use Of have
have had the charge Of from forty to hy ho'.e, fIr IN
last eight months and have made use Of number Of b.
ucs 10 my ontire satisfaction.
Iockport, Jan u. le4I. J. sTERNBERG.
Don't BE- persuaded take thing with tho prom
se it is just g,,oi &c. This 10 nac,ced by tl,oss
uninnrled Dealers whose fence will stretch LIKE
India Rubber, and who OF kindred syit Of tlro-c
our large cities who.e nefarts practices have recently
ben exposed TO the action OF Congress.
he sure the name Of the SoLE PkoPRIrToR GEO. W
MERCH Ant, Iockror,, N. " blown In the side OF tho
bottle and In his handwriting the cork.
All orders addressed % the proprietor will be promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet OF the Agent, and sc- whs, wonders
accomplished by nv. Of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally in e Unsed ssatss
and Canada
Also hy
Il, l.. Spencer Rutland; DH Sabin, Wallin
ford; Hooker, West Poultney; Dewey Il Far
ham, F.. p oultney; NJ. Hilliard DANDY Go
ners; Sheldon g. Brothers, Pawlet; &. c. Mich
OILS, Castleton; A. Allen, Fairharcn; Luthe
Joy, Benson; r.. &. Eels, sudbury; c. l.. Cas-
e. Co, Brandon; s. ID. Winslow, Pittsford
W w Sperry, Dandy; Clark Gray, Dorset N
Goddard, East Rupert; e. ID. Smith, Ticon-
icroga Hammond L. Co, Crown Point; DR..
s. Wright, WHITEHALL &. w. Sprague, Yer
gcnncs. e. Wicker. North FerrisLurgh, Catlin
Il Wright, Orwell.
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LIBERATION.

VNIllS iste certify that have this day
Il given my son, ID. Bowman Richardson,
his time during the remainder Of his minor.
ity, and saall claim none of his earning and
pay no debts 81 his contracting after this date
JONA. +. RICHARDSON
Sherburnc, March /, 1851 rs
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THIS Elcssnt
preparation ~
last taking the
place ol all 9th
cr ari,c lee IN
use , for rcs,cr .
Ing and dtess
ing the HAIR
II prevents tho
Hail from fall.
ting al, promo,.
e. It's growth,
removes l'anl.
vu6 andres,ores
the natural and
iuxufiant grow.
N of the Hair.
In all cases 81
bslhness, ltsl.
~ removes pain
and heat IN The
head. and IL 4
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CUTLER & STICKNEY,
Late, Cutler Day e. Coz

DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND DYE sTCFFs,
Nos. 1871 and 1875 State Street,
......and....
No. India Street.
Opposite the New Custom House,
BOSTON.
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to close business
n tins Place, offer ,her entire stsck nj goods
at cost for CASH. Any one wishing to 60
into tr de would find this Il good location
and can buy our stock &c goods at bargain,
GASKILL Il WEEKS.
Fast Clarendon, June Io,h, le5l. %
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PRICE TwsNTY-FIvR CENTS A BOX,
TIE POOR MANS FRIEND,

Edward Young, Cabine, maker saCsrv'rh httf
year '42 was in jured by plank falling on ny NJ
IL caused II 10 swell and become iniIam'd' 80 u"
ed the most awful ulcers and ssrts thai dt''d u
skill and treat pieni of the hes, phy.iclansd V''N
the place OF my Tesdlnce al that time, Df no'f'
one Of he most popular surgeons Qnshu''e1 ~
ed me there was little hope Of my r,covry'i"
] came to Boston, my limbs Heie no" boz,
ed applied 10 Dr. Phelps h. tr.d h.. tti'
without any success. and was thea irdn's' .,
upon Dt, Warren, who gave me some rcliei 't' l''
some time ! grew quite dishrsredrd M lihh'''
almost q mass OF sofes from my knees down 70 v,
ank les. scarcely allowing NE Ia sleep ot reel cay
night. had read great deal rbnol RV''' 10y"
hnt having used so many sdyenisrd Pa'',f'S" ~,
aud tried 80 man things that LETT !lls W''
the Russia Salvc although repeatedly adr'''
iriends to ny IL, was too skrFurat 10 O. u
length a man brought me box Of Knssa SAL
] applied 10 my limbs as the dfectohs imiI'
really began TO feel srnsaiion peculiarly w..
about my raging sores, went down TO h'r
Co.. 2 Stale STREET. sGd bought two DcIr'r ! -
used N all nearly four boxes u Ms sfeA' saw =,
limbs are now, with The exception 81 tue - =
perfect as ever they were The Ule,'- nave ' .a
up, the sores have all GHHptsarst 900 h''1'' ~
IN say that by tho time have used the Io.fh
the Russia Sslve shall be cared. ! t'ht"' I,
case one Oft he severes, tests the ss'e t"'e l'''
encounter. .,,,.
! would add that having the ssl'e 10 M 49, ,,,
and a member OF my family suffering f'p
from Piles ! recommended the sss oil 'hs ~ /.
salve, and which cured them with sf.tl e''
very hrisf space OF time
Yours, very rsspsr'mlly, Ma,
EDWARD YOUNG, Is Csfvd "a B1""'
Ofdsrs should be addressed, 49,.
fg-Sm. No ) Stats sfesl bo'''-
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. YAXBR'$A :
| i ! &
CHERRY PECT0RAL
For sho Cavc or
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNG-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTusIA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate the business Of life
mere ,e its ca ,ym,Nt an even prolong the teru'
human existence, none can be Of mere real value o
mank ind thaa this contribution of Chemistry.to the
Healing Art. A vast trinl of its virtues Throughout
thi, broad country, has proven be, ond doubt, tina
no medicine or combination OF m.dicinss yet known
can so surely control aud cure the numerous vare
ties Of puro iscase which have hitherto swept
from our midst thousands and thousands every year
/ indeed, there is now abundant reason 10 believe
| Remedy has a, length been fund which can be ts-
lied on to cure tho most dangerous affection Of the
lungs. Our space here will not permit us to publish
any proportion Of the cures effected by i's use, but
we would present the following opinions Of eminent
men, and refer further enquiry to the circular winch
the Agents below named, will always be pleased to
furnish free wherein full PARTICULARS, and 'ndu"
! pu,ablc proof Of these facts.
! From the Professor Of .4mherst College, the
cELsnRArsO PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
! "JamesC. Aycr-Sir-I have used your Cherry
Pictorial in my avn Of deep seated Bronc hits
and sfed from its chemical consl tut ion, tina
II Il an nsirahle compound for the relief of laryn
/ gial and bronchia difficulties u my opinion ms I
superior character can be OF any service, yen ar
At liberty 10 use II as yon think prorer:
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, Il. D.
From the midriv celebrated
| PROFESSOR SILL. MAN, MD. LII. d.,
| Professor Of Chcms,ry, NIneralogy. &c Vale
College. Member Of tho Lit. Hist Med Phil
and Scientific Societies Of AMERICA
| AND EUROPE.
! ~ deem the CmRRRY PBcYosAL sn admirable com
position from come Of the best articles in the Mate
ria Medica and very effective remedy for The class
| OF disca ses ii Is intended to cnrA"
| New Haven, CT, Nov. |, lsi9.
MAJoR PA1r.soN President Il the 8. C. Senate
states he has ua.I the Cherry Pec,"r.i with wonder
ful success, to cure an Inflammation al tho Lungs.
From one cfhl first Physicians Of Maine.
Saco, Me-. April &c, 1912
/ Or J. e. Aver. Lowell Dear Sir--i ann con
staniiy uping your Cherry Pectoral in my pTslice
| and prefer il to any other medicine for pulmonary
complaints. From observation OF many severe case,
I am convinced ii will cure coughs, colds anddseas
e. n the lungs, that have put 10 defiance all oihe
! remedies.
Invariably recommend its use in cases Of con
sum ri ion, and consider il much the best Iemcd,
/ known for that d sease.
Respectfully yours, I. s. CUSHMAN. MD.
Prepared and sold by .I".tJS { AlFF
Practical Chemist, Lonel Mass.
Sold IN RutandbJ l.. DANIELS, and II /. SPENCER
! Cuiting.vie KopRINs l. HoLpEN and bv he Drug
gist 8 throughout the State and Country. 80 6m
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On and after Monday November Ie, 1850 the Cans
OF The Rutland aud Washington Railroad will run as
follows:
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Al $40 4. NJ. Passengers ny this Train arrive In
Nes York same Evening, nv Hudson River rail road
Al II A. NJ, fran Burlington Express Train
PASSENGERS by this Train arrive in Troy ia time for
isht boats for New York.
A, Is p. VI from Boston Express Tain. Pa.
seGsers ~ this Train arrive al Saratoga Springs
sane evening.
LEAVE CASrLETON,
Ai9 - A. from Saratoga Train connecting
with Express Train frr Buston
At 2P. ". from Express Train from Troy con
nrc'Ine with Express Tain for Burlington.
A, st5P from Troy A .comnolai ion Train.
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT. Chief Engineer
Casileton, Nov. a, II, 1850.
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One OF the Greatest Discovery
OfthC Ace,

WHITE'S nan RESTORATIVE
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Reom;fyiug. Cleansing, Soft
tnia0. and Dressing THE MAR.
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iufe. and a healthy vigorous appearance No Lady
,ce, can be complete wi,hou, this indispensable a
,,cle.
RECOMMENDATIONS
tCertihcatc 81 NJ. Perry. P"rt.mou,h, ". ny -
Portsmouth, Sep, emhcr ~, 1870.
Mr.. r. Moorc, Agent for Whites Hair Rcstcr.
a'ivc.'-pear Sir; deem /, my duty to state some
fscts respecting tn. inrs,imable value Of Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years aga. after severe
tit al kness wife Inst all Of her hair: he sral
appeared diseased and the hair grew out harsh and
uneavon, About q yea aso, by another Mt OF sick
ness she lost alcf her hsra srcond time. and 'r a
long time there WAS apparently no action In the
scalp. Amer various applications was Induced 10
try the above men,ionrd Resora, i've and now after
the use ola few bottles her hair has grown out as
thick, ustrons, aud as beautiful color ~ ever
Furthermore, for long time have been afflicted
with neuralgia aud other pains IN my head and
have found II the hest external remedy have cvcI
tried can therefore cherrfully recommend II ,o al
who are afflicted az a'nve as til" best article have
ever seen. Most respectfully yours.
A. PERRY NJ n.i,
Manufactured by T.. WHITE Lowell, Mass. 81
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40 USE .YAlII1I1lE>

y W. BROWN offers hv SCI, ices ss house
painter in al! its branches, 10 the inhabitants
# Rousnd and vicinity. Tie hopes from
las. long experience IN the business TO give
.At's!action 10 h.. employers. lie has lk-n
heuss two doors east of Terre!ls Black.
smith shop, IN the village Of Rutland, where
Ir may be found, ssl-tiy'
Rutland, l!ih March. is5..
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$50 1 rs
sMlRsABs ,llAA
THE WONDER
BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
The most extraordinary Neditinc in the
World.
7his Extract is put up in quart toh'fs; 1t IS
siI hmfs cheaper, P'easahte.' ava "",,"n
romit,ag, purg;ng, siekemi"g, or ds6ii't"-
Gsg TIE system.
We have manufactured 500 0t0 bottles OF Ssrse-
p,riia dntina the past year, snd are new pun up
al ler-i 5000 bottles per day nsina more OF inc Satsa
pariia root IN one month ,hah az "s o'e' I r
turcrs II Ssrsapariia IN one year. pf ~. ,u"hs'
he1ls Sarsapa'i'a IL warranted u" Keep i"f any
length Of time in all climates This Extract hascur'
ed more Of The io,l'~in; .safs ,hsn an me
mr. K,,c, Ey,i oI,iina,e Cu,anenus Erup,ion., PIN
piesm Pnsul- on the face, Bo'c'es Biics; chronic
ro-c Eyes Rug Worm Tr,,ei. Seaid Head en-
lar and rain of The hrrcs and joints. stubborn
Ulcers, Syph,ic Disor,'crs i.n,ts." sai'thcnm and
all diseases arising from in uIicionsu use vt hercu'
~, Ascites. NJ Drcpsy cxi~''i'eor ',nprndcnce IN
lil. II Invariably cures rheumatism. lad gr.ion or
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. general aud nervous Debility,
Papi,a ion nf the Heart Liver Complaint u, lnHa'
mattcn Of he kidneys La1ies Of pale compile Ion
aud lonsump,ve habits and such as arc !rbli,a'ed
by those obsi rrrtiuns which females are liable 10
are resored, by the use OF bottle or two to bloom
, AMI vigor.
Tho number Of diseases mentioned above as cnrcd
ny this eparaton Of Safsalarl!a may seem large
but we are nevertheless. prepared To prove. by an
extensive array OF that such IL the fact
fraction Of he evidence which We possess concern
Ing each disease would he received by any judicial
tribunal a. complete demonstration. II must he re-
menbercd that all this richtiul array Of mal,des
thnueh appearing IN an endless variety Of forms aud
yet similar in their nrg gin and causcs. Tor they all
spri"s directly or indirectly from corrupt fountain
II the blood were in pnre hrathy aud active state
II wonld drive all these complaints from the system
aud chronic di.easc would be impossible
THE FACToy.
The immense and increasing demand for nr. s. p
! T"wnsends Ssrsap,rla has made it necessary very
mnch !" cnlarse tue operations o,nanmiactu.e. Me-
,licinal substances are used in Incredible quantities
and ~ each Ingredient requires To be carefully and
accurately tested the prnprictots have found il he
ces,arr 10 place the Conpoundinc department il
charge II 4 competent and responsible Chemist on.
whose scientific reputa alton will he ~ euarant ee
public conf'lence. DR.. JAMES X. Chiffon has as
suInea this duty.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition IL will he necessary q see thai
I pr. JAMES K. CHllTON'S CERTIFICATE as wella.
the signature ~ prS p Townsend Is on the outsd,
wrapper If each bottle.
! n6Sod by H. L SPENCER, Rutland and by Al
the principal Druggists and Country MerLhan nj,
I ,hr uehont he United States Canadas &c
! nrProprie,ors office SO NASSAU STREET. IL
the building fnrmerly occupied by the South Bapiis
| Church. New York 2e ON
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

er TO be wilnout this sovereign remedy. while they
will he surprised that you much behind he
to have used II before. II IL no new thing II
ing sale shows tho estimation in which IL Ia held.
JAMES 'ALlSTEK, t4i Fulton ST.. New York,
and all the Urusasis in the United States