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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

Inc following Interesting case (. nresenici ,uA
n. fra er irv'rf 10 rs cateful psfuAI Couitn.ft
on such evidence is uuhrc l.s.ry,
N-S \ nv tnril 2r ~
hle,sr. Sands. GEN tu"n-- La ..up h--u ,ry A.
f'ci'd "uh rer"flI ,ehiluy weakness Iuss nj auuc
I'VE, Nr r~-"'EIug ~ l.rsf ifuu the yariuu- rr,n.
DIES Prescrib'd cnrr luicd e'oii three uoIit. ,nre
u make ~ n Nnur Sirsanartild | gpw la,p the
P'i'uf" II nl'rHlns goa hat ~ Effects have boon
aieni"' w'ih he h'ppirst ir.,'is in t,stprirE ~
heti', H"d an irdu'" t. add i-fifnor, - the
many "th"fs y'u alr''iy J's--- aui 90 hose t-.r-
iHF h"r Information wei per Gua|I gy. tie
par off rv case and the f,c;s pli Fol. ic,al-
u4o'e medicine. ~ calling at .-j Enwery Ne. Y ~
i"rts '-sp-ctfullyt JANET NciNI,
Th'- oer'li-,l That Nt-, janet Hcfntn-u ~ n wn
10 me. a WetHne' Of the Church IN r,od -. n Ing
and worthy of confluence ] = SPFSCFt
. Pastor Of The second Pres trufTt. E,rak'ya
Fr"n7 fri Snd auld Hhuieta,e Hud Tets J.. ~ r.. &
" SANDS lIfuggist- sn! Chemists IN Fulton - q,
corner of "uitam, New York. Al,p ~ HfuFpj-s
es'era!'y throughout The unUed & ates Aho Caaatas
Puc- 81 per bottle. Elk kniilrs s..
lrrnsR DAsIrfs, Ae-ot, Ru'.srt. chfs
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RUTLAND COUSTY
ta! IUFnll Life Risks.

The business Of toct"ri Any viii I've conduct
81 ENpn the !'iNT >tH.Nnnl urou tie MtrChL
pl!u0ip2' a. ~, It'on of 'Nr Insured rs meet.
ing tur wants and circr IN .tauccs of the public
wr9r 'niiN = Is hcUc,ed, than purely iuutua
cntopanie> rnn ',H.
GA the Joint Sui. Iliaciple the insured viii
raF 81 l-3 per ccil. !e.. for no. rance than the
ra'". Of the ic>t org luiZ Il mat nal Companies,
ur vii rcrpIN, what = equivalent to IS i-3 per
coat. uEaHruEl. a. diNin,ud Irof,, paid in adj
vat &c, inftra I'll r"crfIlrt an uncertain amount
at the end vi each ear Ia script cert fcatcs re-
lceruaa.c on certain contingencies, wh,ic at the
same time thv ANIMAL cash l",l irent~ are incrcu..
Ell bN the Interest paid on notes given for half
III" amount OF the premium.
Or the MutnaI principle, this comranv rro.
poe to insure at the usual rates Of ,nntualC ON.
pnnir. dividing lie net earnings c3ch wear riy-
ing scrip certificates redccmable after a Mutual
ip.1rlHccf Uad Of l wo,lGudreI Thousand Dol
lars l. accumulated, ana ,hargiug Il commission
for conducting that part at the business eauiva-
lent t. nH'y about nGe nali the EXPENSES of the
t"iarIhr. Coming 'os,"> lr.,c equal larger
,cltlv .,Niicul to the Mutual insurers, bceiie.
ewing IL" mtmurv' a ,icu urou :. Joint S.ock
capital Of pne iiuolr.i 'iuousand Dollars, n
large '.int Stncl Rrscr,e iund which will be
ri'i~cI ~ security ter payment Of los.as. in
od .itjon t. iHc usual Capital aud reserve Fund
in mutual c"mplrics.
This comrlrH ~ mot ou'v ono of the mast
rru -prr"r, br' ot-" r"f "a, very best in the
cdur'rv.-- H1HJiH Du'Y touris@
y" Eomnny a. the lni"u has had such
'rr' 90. business as tbs cuInpAuy since It's organ.
it.t;yu.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED

EruK Newspapers and
u GNbEYS
GRAHAM
SAEIAlh ;, and
HARPER ) MAGAZINES,
q. the Store OF the sub,cr,ber; delivered at
low sAtos .fite IF Postage. W. a BACON,
BIB Al the sign Of the Book, ludlow, VI
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CARRIAGE TRlMMINJ.
GOODRICH. g. GRAHAM

4 AVE ln't received from New York Steel
"a y ~rrr.', BrIs- tailrd Patent and Gem.
- o." g. Rrass Randi; fA'ed Bash Scrolls;
''F tH'"cs, Par"n' Leather. Runber 10th,
-. car Of. Mat, Mos aAi Cure HAIR. Bows
:" ST. esH Il ns.s u l"rs, Fly Nrts. iislter
th7 ~ tr- & TIE i.r,e :, DDS viii be sold
ehe4 or thas clh be bought Elsewhere 10 Yer
iufht COCDHIGH A. GRAHAM
Nss. hg!.snd. July -. IaD. ~
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THE MARRIED WCM'N'e
Private Medical CompaniOa.
ny m 4 N BIgFNr.
PsorfSsoR ~ pitt,stt or wuNr

TTen,,eiL Ed.Gos. lsm'. m 20 / Il" & %
THIS WORK Is INTENDED rSr.,Itl
~ ron TEE HdRR|FD ar tio.r c.n'.ur.,
ting marriage, as il sncloNos lmiNrrut ,cerc,. sr
should H. know n to them particularly
Here, every icpalc---,ho wife the mother Ito
one either iniaine into wonldnI"nl Or I'' 'os q
the decline Of wears in wlr,in nature contemporary
an inport ant chanye--rnn discover ,hV 60 st.
toms, ami the most cif lent rcmrhios n'd most .,-
tain mode Of cure, IN every compliant t. "m.H Ter
sex is subject.
The roy Citations contained in its pages tNtr r-o.,
q blessing to thousands, ~ tho '"num"'''' i-''.'
received bv the author which le 10 pvImusd g.! I've
writer's to pubNshj Wal attest
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SANDS SARSAPARLLLa,
IN QUART BOTTLES

Foh THr REMOVAL ASH PERMANENT crEa OF At ria-
RAISES ARISING rae" Al imruas ST,7Ecs 1us
pi"'r o. Hirir "f ina Sisr'n. VI:
Scrof"id or h'.rS Ett. H-,Lniu.iAn, C6SRncic
Cni"",""S E'hPi'ons. I'mp.'s - F"su.ts an ne
t""' H!'ic'.s, B,"s rA,""'c San I;!'s "'"f
PAIN ofit" E0H'S uHd J",,4s HlHhho,r EIc,,4
SgphHHc St"p'oms ScOiicq ~ Lnp.k0ro an!
i"ac""S r1"t"s f5om"" irJ"dlojoas Il, Ncrcn.
~ Asti'cS ar DroPSp, E1poNni' or hI;ya!,lct IN
LIRE ibsD thrOnt: t0"aisiaIi0udi USo,.ts
ine 'aUe al TN. rrtp,rai'on isnow uite1 known
nwi every DAY the feed OF rs u5riulsss is extending
| J. apprpy- i aul hlsh'y recommended ~ phyti
clans and j. admitted Ia b. the iuael powerful and
searching preparations from the roat mat h4s ever
he-n emp"sci N medical practice. Tho unf,rin-
male victim hereditary disease swollen rIrts
rnHtraCl-d 'ine"1. aud buues hsf cdriuu+ ia, ic.u
restored /" hrallh aEd vsor The scrui va tatiert
covered with ulcers, lpni 'ome to himself cl to hi.
dNrhihuis. has been n-te Ahue. iina!ied- Of p,r-
-pu1. whu had rrnmct h"pr'css,y for years IIi.,cr
cutIur"us AMI Pianruiit disorders rlrni { ,b.ur,
tism, a.'i ma - "th"r cntn Jaiut. s,r.reirr Co,u
enlargement al u" >rctvlhr i, Hr Circu'a.
'Ir have been raised - =. war. from Ihr rack nf,.
ci's AMI nnw i' rrsrnerI cd C"n., ilutunq rlilj,
testify to the r'iicLcy {" th- e-tmahle pr,urrn,iur
ihr "iiowfn" crt1uoa'e nom Cot. samuel q. Tsy.
lnr. 'nIi"n'n If hl11 standing and excessive st
Inam'1one int"rsh lh- S"nliirrp Sierc- and l,,cl,
app 'l0t-d co.,ul - New Grenada cornn,cuI, uss'f
o The atitLliun OF al,
New York January 1919
M'rrr1 n, sands --G.uIi-n ,r-- Having
used ah8 witnessed the effects nI ,uur ytu,lc ,.,-
Wr'on At rIr,apani'a % G,1,reoi pcrsou. n y.rt.
aus pats - lhr southern ruuntty ~ --t,r.iIit
Louisiana Te.,1 aud Ncv.o 'cei much p,e,sut,
~ statue the hi-h orntun entertained If ,I- pr-t,
rtdciral 'aiH' In "r aNn c',e it ,ri-d slmos. Ike
rh1'"" t"noE''' .l"'i y tie ofvUe slate ct tl,
-! irh and rS"ir"g N tho tnn-' a.rerlt,, uAc ucr
a ,.0!c acd iu'''''A' lIH i,' &C."
,"r H'ts,',1,,"., = '.tny "rrroy'l 49, ry',n
Ft0rN u~i ly The lu'1rd states AMY Iu Nr,y No
icr, d't ~ o.Es,l. ten Ttrhrty Ttyl,r. Sos, f.r
IA" i'f, tF' 'r'"' n'rn ~ 'hc h'D II .iu, T. ar
recommends the sn"n he ""d adopted TN o,ria,
- ~" sI"" 'u', -ud II ir r,lv rur ,irr,I ur most
luI-p fahiG requisite - he ErrY. H. ruuo,i-,1
you'd rt', i'' iH' hrii'r 1t IT, kroan g.. more
W.'ly IS pri-"d, ard iru.i the -. to3th rel.
t"urH rtnG"s WiH rrs- II Pcrrr,Ify tnnNo thu,
out ire !,H- - aut ura - 80 oar wt|r'y es'rnc,t
COUNT! NrGrsvtry feejcGrruy.
- IStlOn
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Remarkable Cure If TroncLjEs.

New NIX. zen ". i'fs.
M-sSra. S'nds,-lidYIng Eu'iatei many Years 49, y
a disease Of NY throat al ctus The i.r,,x ,ur.r-
~ ch TIM" "a- treated viii tlr tno.' o,slin1uIn
Ell phy'cHns in tur"i,e ard Nc Tur.d Si.lra
in"u' nee i'inr any p"rmrut hrb,ft. hut ct the
l"r NV gcnrrt hrat aud strength de- liu,,i, and
the dis"n,r ,unNtg fearful Ir"ntess--c.utt o. u.,.
cr'l'oS were ut.d. aui whatever r'.e ~. ir,.,r,t
most efficient fer pfnluCins cute 'll am con +
rrHt the G";,"r,hr -uaiiGr was N tie Tar, rriI.
ben Hrc"npan'ed with psitsiS ard grsu' o.. Iculy
m h'd'LIt@. wn'Id -nnn hava terminated e., iir
not L"i "'aiued relief lhrou'h h+ tnrdiun nf yn
sdfS'lartiia. ! must say CeLiirineu nhri | cuin.
mo-, u-'n9 IN" sar>aptfilia iit ,n' taco much
c"h'uf" ~ 49, Vidues and hts " ~ uai .jif
you "hrG l"futn v"u ! had tria.l I1air Han fHy
" AfrH reiH'IIIrs du6ug he IasI fuf ye' r. nilnu
any success, ut ah~f idt' uF saI.uat.l a 4. 4,
Week. Ma "h ise ~ ls,t 10 it"'I Ia cvi1rl e
rms n'HrS""n. -reciGc h4a roi tu'y re'.ry,i irt
thfch " e, aGd lr"rente th X ~ tuIs rem y
"e". '"r me hrGeht 81 suffering humanity, 10 givo
you ih'- 1iie>'t'i1" Of my cue.
Yours y"fy n .iv. n rtPiNT
'nn-U'tte of F,srr~ IN 'h~ t'ri. - >tlta.
The a"v' sIa'eueni and -isuBtJrr we're a,Rrnel
edged In on! l,rr-e' c"by Mr.. y Par.uia-fru-
For tie LuusEi GEE rrii ~ ftansr
l.. BORG Wee ronsui.
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Seraphines and Reed Organs,

" htch Tor i,r their tone and Workmanship,
ar" 1t"r"huccc Superior hv the be-; Judges
lhr -tp!nn ScIaphInc Is an instrument
WIN fr"'I four Ia i've "ctavrs, and with ono
or two sets "i reeds. Tn" cases are ni r,,..
wood and 81 Superior FINISH, made p,ttablc by
'""'jnG the l""', and pacHi z case ior eath
instrument One cf these Instruments VII
s"'''in = thp'r Of ihirty Singers.
frr I'"r4 organs are from four 20 claht
'."' n'rh'. WI! tHul oai FIVE stop,.--rhe ~.
apa*nn, "a>s and Treble: ilui,na, ft,nclpal,
- lin add ,',Il,cn'a
Tine fig'li. :, stop Il orr own Invention
aa.' can be played IS sou Is The Lo!,an
li.~,.
or s'eraYh.r's arc ircm ;iyc to stx &C.
'r9ts, aud Of in!i arI round Organ tone,
and take - aoo't hIii't.le roolh OF the Com
Dlrn Sorap..ine
The SENIOR partner of the above firm has
T7nu.nctlrrd DREAMS for more thln seven.
ten Years, ana ;, ofopnios mat he can give
red a "'tler prstn tone than manu.uctG.
tsr.s of ioeS c&ort.occ.
rom the many testimonials rccc we'd f.,m
e'"i"mru 1t talent, sc svifc tho G.Iio},urr
Iona {. > t"ossNAN, well Hnpwn con3po.
ser.
fo,n The Boston Il .r.c,' c.2-re.
rIs' rs HoIt'A.-i ..- "t'h r....r' s;'5r OF
80 go 't a.L q. ...1 u'Ellt 'H."l b.. h,..r.
f.'. .rs i'-'tN 81 i"ar. 'h"'r r"gio~~, 90 'atc
"'i1 TIE -rT sod '''o'a5' Improvement b., ia.-,..
'"-''t .t"''s "-onoIn.s .ht,n rlqa. 10 a,yraio,
.a'- "-ea ar s'el. : CRo>-NAN
Nrs,rs Foster 4 Fc,i arc SCENTS fer the
cal" ct Woodward . Browns ccIcbrated ri-
aurs. arr
II. LAOD SPENCER. .ronL Earand,
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100 AGENTS WANTED

TENO talcl IA the southern, Middle e4t
n Northern States, Steady employment
vii he gwen for number Of wears TO rrsre,.
tu!e Young n'n ofousness haoliz and pos,e,-
Sod "r good common e ducatlon and gentleman.
l. address SIchwoGid find II greatly 10
thriI adyaulsGr, % IT yriI! a'isrd an opyuit..
n,,y n see large portion u Ia" cutalr,,l
=, the ~arr tune rarn, b,s tcs III clpcnscs,
from $500 10 $500 4 year. Some Agents
have earned double that amount Nu,n d,..
f"~fi upon ,he ability to act, pegsevo;,, ard
g 'ny, at beng pleasant business. Th :"
who desire further II formation caa obtain the
sane by tfd.es>tng, pos. pad,
5'4w JACOB MONK.
Dec. I-jo. rAl.aJ.hL.a
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ali that's brishts,,,,ss fade

Nv IT EiAIlsNt IIIumUI1 Ink. and
Trey "f'T ht" E'a'k, h,ur and a beautiful
'arH ar - hali sal'en, qp,r, rjn, ard one
"unc" bottles, ips sale by Il l. SPENCE.
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10 Officers. Sa!dicrs, Widows,
AND HEIRS

AND HEIRS.
! III. snbsci IDrr, having established an nrcn-
~ ioi "biamtng bounty .ants and pcnsluns
"ne"r the act "i i"I1, ave now PREPARED 10
"bia.n land warrants and pen, inn certifca,, 8
Tor ali sGcit a are euGtleG Ia wit:
lsi Land Bounty ~ due 10 all officers,
hp"-"'mu,i-. lpurd officers, musicians md
pHvat's whp served "a the war Of l-l2 for
"Ir month ~ mere.
AS all such As served in any Of the Indi.
an wars st"cc l19D
~ commissioned officers who served in
H." "ar VITA hleXIDn-- as follows, 70 wit:
Those who enlisted for one year and served
,ino months are entitled to 100 acres.
Those who enlisted iHt six nonts and serv,
cd l. n months are entitled 10 81 acres.
Al others who served one month, or rs
regulars, volunteers, rangers, er militia are
entitled II 40 acres
Tic widows of suIdirrs who were killed in
BATH, arr ent'i-d to iGD acres.
|! :arrr be n willows, the minor heirs OF
IL" "iHccrs Z. soldiers are entitled 70 the
bounty.
Pensions for lt. are due 10 all such
" lows Of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
lh'y were narri. d pr.nt 10 1850
Increased tension ar" due 10 all such wild
""s whose husband. were pcrsiOned under
IN" 7", II ~ We shall be- ready 10 nj.
ten! T." Application. n our Office al all times.
.t 1HttLL a. SMITH.
Eu'!and, oct. -, l--U.
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One ca e,lc Gagaatcsf dis.
cDgn.'ses CatsaC Age.

II II Z ) MIN NIS TON.1IYT'TI
PURIFY EEG"l ABLE COMPOUND.
For N'@Dr'n2, HCoW,iNjn", Cenns;nr, soE-
'"iDg, "'id hytSs,n.{ TjiE NAM.
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lICElSG.

"HEREAS, my We Charlotte T. Uusc
w has ltlt no bed and board wi.huu,
any INST cause or provoc 1ton; therefore, this
4" - lofo'j all pcrsuns haTborng or trGsttur
her on NY account, as sha. pay no dopls
q! her contracting all.r tins date.
~ !OtlN ilUSE
Shl:lty NlllEe, Mas. Dec. q, IN.
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SCHOOL LcCES.


NJ fV'TV I'S'f W., sUP.IItH, WI'tstTt anu FtIiI,
II try York ri'C"s
Eookseiicrs. N"rchorti. and Teachers can have
their orders Immediately executed the mos; az.
cornm-' itiurtcrns; and goods sent, by express Of
othc'y'sr ~ they may direct.
y. -. frlchHr1 wishing t" eYanin" any Of thr ~
hove wtuS-. ~'l lease adde's f II = 4 Co Igt
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EDJCiTl1tiL WORKS
r-1LlsHsu
ERASTJS II. plA5C s. CO.
~ sfA!A SrHttF, ALBANY.

II ntl N>ON's t~rO NntY d.srtiu,lyc. ply,i
Sal. 80 prReUc H. 'cs'grtd ~ colleges. ar-Jc.
-,,' 4. .'nsA'~,lr.eu:s ., II. \ hr"iNs.N, An,
i,.-,e, ;''-'-'t Il Ntth-G,Itiss Us sag nnd "a.
.btrsi Goptus.n's Algeria, Philosophy, &c &c,
EoBlN>oV'a ASTRONOMY. cr schools and
':.ae.ai'', descriptive, theofei CAL A-d po!Nioai
tlGl>1oS AtCf8gA. for3ol!, 49, 4cal,.uies
TOD pur4.- 4.r,4.'. ! l'i sg,.
EuB. N>uN'N llU.jhETAEY ALGEBRA, te.
.jcn'i 60" , .e,i l.rs'ohs ia i'H' sticLCc. .2Ao.
EDItNHDN< GEOMETRY. con-. inin2 Csofre.
~. r't.p 14d Spherical IrIs"uo.ne.I!, add tvmo
EoElS-uN'> NATURAL PM QsOpHY. W.ih
'".uit, az Applications, lofsShovls atNd,H.c', &c.
pRAcr,cAt ErOCrrioV. containing lllus'a
.isn, Of he principles Of Reading and Puhc Sprsk
3d.; aso -tertI.n 81 tie test pieces from arcisu
tei ind ~ authors. accompanied ny Explanatory
Notes: iir ~, lie ,ddpicd 10 I've ruriotos Of IN
lf'v,wcui II ''n@ sud ofAiury, BY Samuel N|c.
IHE HAk1luNiA. New Collection OF F,s,
Srr a. coupsss! anI arranged for cue, two. thee
aud '"rr Voices wa. new SIT Of Rules ariPr,rit,
Cut hIeiri-e+. upon an crIgiuai ard scentIfc plan
iT the sse 81 SchI"is. Strg'us tlassr- and Scotia
i'.rrlr, ~ solomon Cnoc. Teacher of Music in tic
FJant Schools aud Director 81 h.u}lc II the lHiII
rr.4.y icr.sp { luu'l, Aruy.
NrHION'> hLEhiENrS Cf SCIENTIFIC 40.
ri-utu'c or hcconucction between Science and the
Vt e, Practical Farming Pfiz. frsay Of the N"w
York St-.e Agricultural Society. sol l2inu clo,h.
4l.tsri.
SOW WELL AND nEAr WELL, ar F,rrslie FL.
ncd,iHn. hy Samuel 9. Cnod,irh, .ulhnr OF Petcr
rHt Crll o'S II r rUOK OF FEADlNG AM
N-twi1' ~ rnn'" T. Howard, Teacher Of Draw .nl
in tha Sew York STATE Normal School
tDrECHlSN OF AGEILtLl GRAZ CHFMiTRY
Sc Antonr Of irctnr"s on Agricultural! Chemlstr!.
,oi. i~mp. tat '"u'i.
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TIICMPSCNS ANlTHMETICs

REtONMENDED ior use IN En,land
"a County b. tn Superintendent. FIR
safe h. ~" hiudreG, d"yrn, q, slo.'r cop"
%! the rnhlshoi : luwcs' y n1'"-ah aud rrldn
fr.rcs. ~ 10 ii J. SEENcER
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MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE
GFraiast lji,eO,try of The irc.

Do bpu s.tr Uss We.
klslcf's All Hea'i.g
D!nimerf , t~f'aIiJ
you lave Tor there are
i.w Il Hnv. nhI tsts
. nt ayaiI-d ~. ulssIyrs
, ifitsrurdttss IIaatHcs
, I ATTY G'-'is tfilf 70
|, 1nvince the pstaors 40
Esit ttat it - really
'ai Truly Ihr hr-i All
c'c eTftpt. FnqY - -
The tens o. ihnufartl-
vino have b-.n la The
c"rsiaHt use ~ Il. srd
th-ysf idSlsrsnu G-y
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'r,f.'-' r'n,.ly ~ at ~. r,-r4 nf the .ralp II
,' 81 'H" - ~ " =. 49, 90 'nst r. It i kr,i Tax
'".". a''lh u, 50 .. v,rpfops .pp",rsncr NJ Iadys
l".i Ctn -. 'tprir ".tbrti thi. i..ls peGsI0!c ar
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AGENCY OF DE. =. =. i'IrCn'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE.

USED ny ham ~ith su,h Distinguished .nrrcss :
- the cure sf C""gh', CONSUMPTION. C,tirrh
asthma Hsart Diseases, pyspcpsy, Plies femat
Complaints &c Sc
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NOTICE.

ETT a EREAS I.rrcur ! my wife. has l-l'
w my bed and board, and -'fl-"~ 10 1--we
",'h ne, without aoy just cau-r, and h1. 1',o
taken Inv cAiid with her. IhIs - lhcfrf re-
10 forbid al pcr,"ps harJnupg or trusting
ih"'I On nv account as shalt pas M debts
OF IAe'f Contracting 1re' 'h- date
PULEG s. EDDY.
Clarendon, Dec ., $50 ST.
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r. avoid imposi,ioni, VII he necessary 10 .re ,b.,
Lr. MES r. CHiLrONS CERTIFICATE aswcllss
the signature ~ nt =. r. Townsend 10 on the
WRAPPER e each bottle
iI,s-Suii ~ II. /. SPENCER, rnt'anl and Nv al
the ptmc't1l nrnrt'ls and Cnldry Merchants
thru'h'ui the tnt,d Siates CanGda- a.,
S~Prnrri",ots' Office 80 NASSAU NrRErr, in
iha h"lidns fmnoriy occupied by the South l}sp,iu
Church, New York. % I'm
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> IAsrps GRAVES
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HOUSE ron SALE,

hNhf Dreliin. House aud 10, occue,ee
- NE pss' two wears by Wiilsm Is Oh.
bail Terms ct P,vr'' q; easy Auriy 10
GEORGE W. STEtSG.
Fai'snd, Dee u. I-5J 81
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las Er'rae' isp1sp IN 9nort loitirs; It il.
SIR ifmes eho"per. r'tasesitr, and xar,a,.
ted soparior Ia any sold, II eNts m,ihon,
som.i1ng, pnrgt"g, "eksHug, Or dstii,t..
ting iLf Snsll Ia.
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We tavr manui@ctrrr, ,'r1 nsn bottles Of S.,,s
pitin dufus tie past year, and are ruw ytit'rr VI
II '"'s' hNh hil'cs per day hsiu9 mote al the Slf-
parma root ~ one nanlh than nj i!e other ,nAuu,ac
luters 81 N"r-dpaft't IN oH' wear. nr. n. T. Tc~rs
Ne'is Sn-apt'ii.a is wat,,ntei 5, k,rp tt ANY
ltntih q time ~ an climates. This tNits', la, cur.
more " the following ti,easrsihsn all tie eii,i
aiYrr.sei medicines together have iu,e. Scfc,al,
.ni Mage tsil obstinate Cutane"u, ttupiions Pm
pic" F".lne' On the hcc, R'nchc. i.livs ehtoH,
sore lHrs. R'ns Noro ot Teuci. Scald head en
ietscnrni and pain "i the homes And rins s,uthstr
btrts Sspttic u ..rt!rrs. l,irh.en Satthtuin su,,
AL dI'easts Arising from ~ iuiiciuus ~ Msrru
". h'rieS. or hrnpsy, eNGU.u-r .r irpr''r. CO In
NC u ln'itt,hIs cntes Rntunlsi sW. lad gu.ton ~
n'Sp"fs'd, Neuralgia general and nervous rr!,It'v
"a piia,mn II the Hosrt Liver C"mpiaiut Il Il I.H,
mati' III ne hiNr's. Ladies 81 vale runp.,Ntuu
and cuuEuinriNr hati,s Gnd such are trtfIft,,ri
ny those obsi rurttNpS Ntlth frrnlts are liable 10
ar"trsi"ed by The use OF bottle {, two, TO boom
AMI vtehy
The number of diseases rrrni ionel alore M cured
ny tas preparation al >H;sapuis msy seem iatr,
Int We are. neverttccss. ptrtar,d IL move Nv an
extensive array If rrttf,tt.s NAT rtth 10 the fac,
Attraction "i the evidence WHICH po.srea cnnretn
iug carh disease, wuuld IT, tr,td hy any iudic al
tribunal Ne complete denomination. Il mast he re-
rCiuhercd that all This riphih array ol ral.,,..
though apirarHr Ia m erdl.. variety cf form. IN
Yet similar ~ iheir "t"In Htd cause Tor thew all
sp'ng 'rrr'iy or indirectly from corrupt ftuustn
" NE hl''"i were ~ pure healthy aud aCtiys sstp
" would dflv" al these Complaints trou, the ysteln
/ and ehTunie disease would he iMpcssiuto.
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Ihe Immense nud Increasing drmauh fr r.. G. Z
fcous"nds S,rsapiriiia Mas made il necessary very
much To cn'atsc ine uprtut inns rt,n,nuJrtulr Nj,
ciciual substances are usri ia incredible orsutiitra
aud aseith n:reIie requires TO H., carefully sut
accurately .sied the proprirt"i- have found IL tc,
csssat. 10 place the Compromising pcpar,in.u, IA
charge of onnp"ient ard sp'nsiulc Ch.uiN- OF,
whose scientific reputation viii he fil roat,ntoe OF
public confidence. pr. JAMES Il. IHlLr. y has .s
suaicJ ihis duty.
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pine apI I.a,. y alnat boards, at
lauuun & GIdyee.
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EVVE "A SNUEt sfgVBt
~ tdrHe'!s peIed and s'eUcd waking .hoes.
Slips, Buskips, Cater and Polka Gusi7 and
Nhtdrcns Shoes, tnyrthrr with co,f as
'0I'ln"rt # L.aiics aud Grr''cmcn Ind a
Rubber Oyer-Siocs, fJr sale by
q. L. RO3ElNS.
Nov. ~. l-5O.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-26
Another Fugitive Slave Arrested,

In Boston, on the Sd. instant, fugitive slave
named Sims, and belonging to Mr.. Potter in
Georgia, was arrested. This appeares to be a
successful arrest and the submission prints from
all quarters is teeming with hallelujhas A glori-
Gus jubilee they now have-such an one as none
but submissonist, and he of the lowest down
deepest die, could rejoice in 1t seems that
Sims supposed that he was arrested for drunken
ness and made no resistance until he was carried
to the Courthouse, where, upon finding out the
true cause of his arrest, some of our exchanges
says he drew his knife, stabbed one of the officers
and made desperate efforts to release himself, but
failed to do so. When the arrest was fully known
in the city, the excitement was ntense-almost in
tolerable. For the protection of the court, which
had been besieged by the mob, chain was stretch
ed around the Court house, and considerable
force of the city police stationed to keep off the
mob and maintain order, besides two or three hun
dred of the military being kept under arms, ready
at a moments warning. Public meetings were
held and flaming resolvs passed against the remoy.
al of the negro, and every impeachment possible,
thrown in the way of the execution of the law
Robert Rantoul, United States Senator. from Mas
saehusetts-the man who boldly and openly de,
elares that the Fugitive Slave Law is unjust, and
unconstitutional and ought to be speedily and for
ever repealed, volunteered his services to defend
Sims. After several days resistance, during which
time 1t was proved beyond dispute that Sims was
a fugitive slave, he was delivered up and marched
OF to the brig Acorn, bound for Savannah
lie was escorted to the brig by quite number Of
the city police and watchmen armed to the guards.
splle the military though not seen, were kept in
readiness tor action at a minutes notice
This is briefly the history of the case. And this
as the faithful e<e-atton Of The Fagitice SLoUe Lar,
fathfui execution Of the law indeed peaceable