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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
- Az the Sign ofthe Red Hat.

- The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, customers and the public generally, that
he has Just received n large assortment of HA rs,
embracing the following fashions New York, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and French styles. Also, n
dress hat, gotten up for young gents. most bcauti-
ful article. We would particularly invite the at
tenrion of the young gentlemen to this article. A
large Of Siouca Hats ofthe latest styles
beautiful lot of Caps. Fillmore, Hungarian, Na-
W and Military, &c. &c.
We have received and are still receiving. Ladies,
3 Misses and Infants plain, dress and fancy
SHOES, Of various styles and qualities.
Also. n large ussortu cnt "f MEMS and Boys Boots
and Shoes; a lot of stitched downs and also hand
good assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags,
which will sell very low.
OrtG-- JACOB RUMBDTtiH.
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Ngwx NEW AND ,sEAUTEFUE.

IL CAkHIAGHS.--Th subscriber has The
pleasure to say ohis friends. that he has just receiv
ctl lnrge lot of Ca,rioers and Bngeics of almost
every description selected nj the North by one Of
the most experienced Coach builders he has ever
kno-n. aud who has retired from buSines. The
styles of the latest and most approved patterns
prices lower than crer, only ask call To con-
since the public of the fact.
D,t 9-:,n HENRY NJ DfDLAKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
DETFEs DUDLEY, Com mission

l. MERCHANT, thankful for past favors, So
licits IA continuance of the from generous
public. His best exertons viii be used to promote
the interest of those ho may be pleased to en-
courage him.
Dec a--ts PETER Dudley.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
CCRAP IRON WANTED.-

~ subscriber wishes to purchase large quantity
Of Scrip Iron. Smiths scrap will he prc-
ferrcd. but all descriptions of Hammered and Roll
cd iron will be taken at liberal prices. For the
convenience OF Smiths in the country. and other
persons who may collect small quantities. of this ar
fcle, il may be delivered at Mr. Richard Matthews
store, on Main Street, below Diuguid's Foundry
Oct. 9-ts +. b. DEANE In.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
MECHANICAL.
STOVES, STOVES.-NEW

~ Wv ESs . S1VVGS--NI" ~
"a ARRIYAL.-Just received in store, q -
CAe serenity more Of those beautiful open "
Coal and Wood Paror and Office Stoves; also a
large lot Of patterns Of Cooking Stores, very
cheap; together with large assortment OF Air
tight Cooking Stoves Of the latest and most desi-
rable styles, direct from the Northern manufacto-
| RES Alao, nnothcrlot of Ranges just received OF
the best kinds in use, and which will be sold at a
much less price than have ever before been offered
In tlis market.
The subscriber has ON hand and is prepared to
furnish and ft up. Hot Air Furnaces for warming
public baildings, factories &c. Of the best style in
use, at a low price and in a most perfect manner.
Tin and Iron Roofing, Ease Cutters, &c, put on
in a superior manner.
Constantly on hand n good assortment Of Tin,
Britannia, Brass and Japanned Wares, Enamelled
and Hollow Wares, Bake Ovens, Sadirons &c. all
Of which offered ut extremely low prices. at the
New Stove Store, one door South Of the Virgiian
Office.
Old Indn Rubber Shoes, Pewter, Copper, Brass
and Rags, taken in exchange.
Nov 27-fs CS BLISS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

NEW GDGDS.-The subscriber has Just
received additional supply Of Watches and
Jrtrciry very handsome and Of the latest style, all
of which he il disposed 10 sell as low us any house
in town. would rc.pcctfny solicit exaniIm-
tion Nov ao--im H. SIIEERTHORN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
MORE a GALLAGHER. Corner o,

-lVA Broad aud Riise Road. Philadelphia. Manu-.
faetures of Iron Rulings for fencing enclosures for
Cemetry lots Balconies. Verandahs, and all kinds
of Ornamental Iron Work, Work warranted and
executed with dispatch
W JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses,
will shew the designs To any who may call on him,
aud receive their orders Sent lS--ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
DHILADELPHIA MARBLE amt

i IRON WORK. STR RU1'HERS g. son
$50 Markct Street, Philadelphia, furnish all
kinds Of Marble and Red Stone Work. consisting
Of Marble Nantes, Monuments, Fonts, Head
Stoncs Flooring Tylc. and all kinds of Front work,
&c. Orders promptly executed and work warrant
ell agaiBst brcakagc IN transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
,et., STOVES! sTOVES!! TIN AND

Sssa Sheet Iron Ware. and Housekeeping Arfi-
~ cics g6HeraHy.-The subscriber wouid iu-
form his friends aud the public, that he has now in
store and is constantly adding thereto. large and
wei assorted stock of the aforementioned articles
All kinds of Cook, Parlor. Office md Church
STOVES. beautiful patterns, selected expressly for
this market. lie invites all to call and examine
his stock of Housekeeping Utensils which are too
numerous to mention, before purchasing elsewhere,
Tor he is determined to sell cheap similar
ticles can be bought in this market
~ All kinds of work done in INV line in the
manner. the lowest TERMS and ut the shor-
test notice
a lot Of Cistera and Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call ut my store, Bank Square. doors bcior
he Marks.. where YOU will be waited upon with
pcnsnrc. IOcf 1-isl WM. L. IECklE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

>Ese[ErUh NOTlCE.--lha have for sale three
acw Freight Boats, made of the best
saatcrial and workmanship. Any person wishing
10 purchase, can be furnished upon very accommo-
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst county. Va.
July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
R-Duht;ran ropx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
VTTI1LIAM j, READ TAKES THIS

w method Of Informing the public. that he is
the sole proprietor of the LIVERY STA
BLES and other property, which was owned by
the late firm Of READ q. HANCOCK. Bv Civ
ing strict attention to the business, he intends to
merit and hopes to receive liberal patronage from
his friends and the public generally.
Nov l7-om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
: -N THE PACKET BOATS

r---r<1Sses for buchanan will runrea-liurly three
times week, ieare Lynohbng, Monday, Thursday
aud Satmday-and return Wednesday, Fiday and
Sunday, connect Al Buchanan with the Stage lines
East and West, and North River to and from
Lexington.
BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TTnprecedented success; Anotae

|TTnprecedented Success; Another tn
~ rmph Of Whitehurst--The premium awarded
him at the great New York National Exhibition,
for his superior Daguereotypes, which proves that
his work Is appreciated in New York as well as in
his native Stnfe (Sirginia). He ~as also awarded
the highest medal 1T the Maryland National Insti-
tute. Ills Gallery in this place still continues to
turn out work of superior character, and is pro-
nounced by good judges to be equal to any North
or South. At any raie perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed in every case. Coma then, and all. and
secure that menento which will survive yourselves
and is invariably appreciated as the richest legacy
ofdeparted friends. The finding Daguerreo-
type dune up in Whitehnrsi's best style. " Gal
lery next door to the yirginia Bank.
T. Z. GIBBS, Agent for J. II. Whitehurst.
n. b. Pictures Of every description copied and
post mortem cases promptly attended TO. good
supply Of Lockets, Medallions and breast pins
stantly hand for Daguerreotypes.
Nos 9O--fs p r. (,TPRS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
Alexander Frazier, "

l. left John Reids store in the county of Camp
he'll and State of Virginia, about the year, 1902 or
3. or his heirs, by immediate application to John
o. Reid of the said county and State, may obtain
some very important information respecting es-
tnte. EE- Address, Campbell courthouse, Va.
Dec S--4w
Richmond Wing copy ct week for weeks and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

[Quarrel between Byron and Moore:
"Moore's acquaintance with Byron com
menced in an odd way. The latter had
turned into ridicule, in bis "English Bards
and Scotch Reviewers" the bloodless duel
between Moore and Jeffrey, 10 the lines
''When Lule's leadless pistols met bis eye
And Bow Street nyrrnidons stood laughing by.'
Moore's Milesian blood was Immediately
up; and he addressed letter on the sub
ject to the noble poet, which byron being
abroad at the time) did not reach him for
year and-a half When Byron at length
received the missive, he wrote candid,
manly reply. assuring Moore that he would
find him ready to adopt any concihatory
proposition which should not compromise
his honour. This led to a meeting at Ro-
gers's, when four poets-Rogers, Camp
tell, Moore and Byron-sat down tosefh-
or to friendly dinner"
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DROsPECTUS OFTHE WEEK


l. LY BALTIMORE PATRIOT. for 1852
The Cheapest paper in The Fnion.-Reduction in
Price.
The end. Volume OF this popular paper will COM
mcnce on the Isl ofJanuarv. 1852, in type; and
the propretors have detcrminedto reduce the price
TO ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, after that date.
This paper is issued every Saturday Morning, on a
large double medium sheet, containing all the News
ofthe Week. by the Mails and by Telegraph. Polt-
ical Literary and Misc, llanesas, and will also
tain a full and accurate account cf the Baltimore
Market.
1t is the best and Cheapest paper published in the
United States, and for the Country Reader is nval-
liable.
Besides its general news. it is decidedly Wig an
its poi ;cs giving Expression in each number to the
the grea, conservative Union measures, which have
| always characterized the Wing party, and which
have been maintained by the Daily Patriot for SO
| many years.
TERMS,
copy, ono year. Sl0V
II copies to one address, onc year. 1000
The cash be sen, in ell before the papor will
be forwarded.
~ Post Masters and oth~rs, nre authorized to
| agents in obtaining subscribers in Clubs or
| otherwise and in rcnrtiing funds,
Address, post paid,
ISAAC MUNROE & Co.
EuJ.t NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
End OF n Beautiful Woman.


The celebrated Lady Hamilton was dis
tinguished above almost every other wo-
man other age, for personal beauty. Her
accomplishments were scarcely inferior to
her beauty. She was skilled in music and
painting; she had exquisite taste, and her
features would express every emotion by
turns
The only occasion on which Bcckford Of
Fonthill Abbey threw open his splendid
mansion to company. was when Lady
Hamilton long with Lord Nelson visited
it. All that the wealth Of the princely
owner could furnish. was provided to give
splendor to the scene. The grounds were
illuminated by lamps and torches, and the
interior Of the apartments was blaze Of
jewelry and gold and silver. Spiccd
wine, and confectionery in golden baskets.
were handed round to the company. A
numerous party was assembled, and Lady
Hamilton shone the envy of them all. AT
tired in rich costume she entered with
golden urn in her hands, and rccited some
verses, which the company was far too
polite not to applaud, spoken as they were
by one who had such Influence over the
hero of the hour. No one was there to
tell her that all this was deception; that sin
surely carried its own punishment with it,
and that the pleasure she was pursuing
was vain shadow!
Thirteen years after the banquet at Font
bill had taken place, lady buying some
meat for her dog, at a butchers stall in
Calais, was thus accosted by che butchers
wife:
'Ah, madam! you seem a benevolent
lady, and up stairs there is poor English
woman, who would be glad of the smalles,
piece of meat which you arc buying for
your dog
Who, then, was the grateful recipient
of such humble alms7 Alas! it was the
beautiful Lady Hamilton! After the death
of Lord Nelson. deserted by those who
fawned upon her in prosperity, she gradu-
ally became Impoverished; and died at
wretched lodging in Calais. Her proper
ty consisted only of a few pawnbroker's
duplicates. Her body was put into com
mon deal-box, without any inscription;
and orer the praised of statesmen, warri-
ors, poets, and artists, the funeral service
was read by an officer on halfpay. Such
was the end Of the beautiful Lady Hamil-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
ALMANACs FOR 1852 JUsTrc-

IA CEIFED.-Na. and y. Carolina Alnanacs
for 1852. containing the last and other inter
csriug matter which viii be sold low by the gross
or dozen TO Merchants.
Ort I6-,S D. B PAYNE a. BRO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
ITO THE MANUFACTURERS o

l. TObaccO.-The undersigned. Commis
sion and Foradrding Merchants, Dealers ia G,oce
ries, Produce. and AGENTS FOR THE SALE
OF MANIFACTURED TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit consignments, and by strict u,tent.oh
to the interests ofthose who patronise US, hope
to give entire satisfaction
The usual advances made on consisnments.
LANGLEY & MANSER,
Cincinnati Chio,
No. IS Front ST.. between Main and Walnut.
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CVGAIs. COFFEE, HALE cor
OE PARTNER.

- SliIP.-The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned was dissolved the
18th inst. by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the late firm will present them to
VIM. J. Read for payment, and those indebted to
the same, will nlso make payment to him, as he a.
lone is authorised to make settlements.
% VILLAIN. READ.
AMAiDN &. HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

DURTE MONNAIES.-Thcf finest as
Il snrtment Of Porte Monnaies. ever offered il
,hi. market. fer sale bv
Oct l3h JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
NOLASsES, Tea, candles, &c

M We have Just received, on consignment--
; hhds. Mulasses.
30 boxes adamantine Candies.
boxes Gunpowder Tea
IS cases Sti> K Licoricc
Rectifed Whiskey. French Brandy, SC. &c.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
Dec S-Sw AuctioneCrs
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REFERENCES: :

REFERENCES
Dickinson s Shrewsbury. kanawha' Va,
r. Smith, Cashier, Parkersburg, Va
7. NJ. Jackson, do
Seth lialsey,
Dudley & Johns,
CT. Williams. }Lynchburg, Va.
Doct. T. T. Blackford,
Wm. ID. Miller. June 5-ts1
NEGROES FOR HlRE.-THE NE
~ lroes belonging to the Estates of VIM. II
Digges and T Estes will be hired for the ensuing
year, nt Lovingston, on Wednesday the 3ist day o
December next. They are forty or fifty in number;
among them are three Black.miths, rough Car
penter and male Cook
ALEXANDER BROWN.
late Sheriff Of Nelson and such Admin Of Wm
IA. Digges and c. T. Estes, deed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
NTM.M. McDONALD,S, GENERA,

w Newspaper Advertising Subscription, Col
lection, and Rcportornl Office, No 1872 Nassau ST.
Corner Of Ann.) n. I Established in 1913.
Nov cts.
CVGAFS, COFFEE, BALE COZ
- TON. &c.-Sugar. Coffee, Bae Cotton. Iron
Steel, Salt Candies. Feathers, Wool Rolls Alspice
Ginger, Pepper, and every article usually found in
Grocery establishments, just received and for sale
by JOS. II. NlLSDN,
Oct 97--rs onp,s:te the Eiroipian Dffrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

q FOR RRENT.-THE BRICK HOUSE
III in which now reside. situated on Franklin
Hu." consisting Of seven rooms and all other ap-
purtenanccs for large family besides good gar
den aud mos, excellent well of water. To good
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
Oct i3-t. WILLIAMcLAyEY.
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NEGROES WANTED.--Thc !

NEGROES WANTED.--The Virgin
l Y in and Tennessee Rail Road Company viii
hire sixty Negroes, who will be employed in keep
ing the road in repair, between Lynchburg and Sa
lem. Apply to the subscriber at Mosby & Hol
combe's Store.
ALEXANDER N. MONTGOMERY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

OTTON Yarns and Oxnaburgs
- On eans'snnient.-Ju-t received, a large lot OF
Al-c lot Of Oznahlrrs. for -alc hy
MOORMAN & MARTIN.
Alsrs r., ofksr Haetes,t. =
Juiy n-n In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11
COTTAGE FURNITURE.--Fo!

~ sale low 3 sctt. Of beautiful cnsme'ed Cottage
Furniture. each scu comprising French Beslstead,
enclosed Washstand, Ladies Cabinet, towel rack,
quartctts fable. cane seat chairs, and cane SCAT
rocking chair
Oct6-ts A WYS2T1N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-11

Mcnbcr oftl,e Royal CoIlege Of Surgeons. London.
Graduats from one oftbe most eminent Colleges of
the nited States, and the greater port Of whose
iife Ia, been spent iuthc Hospitals Of London, Pa
ri.; Phindclphia. and cl-ewhcre. has effected some
of the most a-toni,iny cures that ever known.
Many troubled with ringing IN the ears and head
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
suddcn sounds. and bsshfulnes.. with frequent
hlusi,ing attended, sotnetins~s with dcrangeent Of
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
A RARE CEAANCE.
TO PERSONS WISHING TO Bru.p

fIiiE Subscribers would respectfully rive
! .otcc 'hat !s.N have recently pu' hssrd
of Wn Hal tsq the lot 81 land adjoining
the U.pa; grounc> on Tire Last, apd iforilf e
urou the uatE road Icsdig into the y'i'Hg,
from the Wet, upon which tpry are about
lty,ug ou; stttos and drVa.u. 4 ITO Eui;aa.r
taicinE 'r's, embracing s3t,r a. re cno'rcs'
locations FIR ha tess - private residences -
j.. fpurd ,n Rutland winch they of''r 20 rur.
rh.S,ts who desire 10 buiid, up,n eS>y trrus
ia view ci l.r r5osncciiI" Increase 81 nus'-
r,s ~ ,nr vi,Acc t"rs"fn"p' "Hon the com.
p,.t.un o., tn, Il \ II Railroad aud the .ou
suucltu Il otbcrs in prSTrrss the '.i,ls Il
r1-r chance tur persons q" ,n,pg g. locate go
k,nllnd and i"tAotce - very Cttai obstacle
here, tore exiting ~ the way pi improve.
iurni N our so, 'r.
l.clc o., rn"n the premises fue ledge oi
iU..Dtn., store whici. cun be- cpaturt nj ein1 1
cH,tuse. and unlhcr md other materials "a =
,c n1rctas,d IN the '.c,nity a. ycty fcas"r1'
be- fa.'s
Tor 'u',het particulars enquire &C The 'th'
sciih.l,. ilrl /fR ED%DS.
NARCuS /. NORTON.
Rutland. ,lay -, i-5p. 2nf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

Co petence and Health

"I.Akcsst" u, - CHt ., l.t-.
my DEAR sIR. know ynr q, layokrt.o
ness 10 BEER ~ nh ne IN cnrro hiuI upon v, '.,..
whi!e acknowied,c IN bchn.. 1T H., rrt prI 90 .-
the OBLIGATIONS We :r6l "urscycs uni,- g. gog 81.
inc InG6' l4.Dwn rcrnin matters. rorp.u't 10 ,ar
r1o7' invaluable Married Woman- Private -
tompnnirr.' II hhs been worth i.q weight d.. 4. .'
u ma. II cypress myself rather warmly
Won Of the cxtcut 10 which hnyr t1rugrl f. t. o.
benefited. will enic my situation wien Oh '8v,.
Your book 'irouPb the ucrcei earnestly Il,. H...
It re on" ct the most fortunate events ut D., a..
had been married some ten yonts. mad WINS 'e Oh,
o!sr"en chi-cn. uns lprs strug I.e ul,..-.lr. D.,
" the end tina. might ram uui' rHi' l.'..
Lr the results 81 my utmost rScff uIs M ii.t.rr d
me About "htrr was nj the hcrtntI''. ul rr D. ,,.
I'D tim, only. with tho mos, .n'rG r,nt.ln. s.'
cling with barely the nccessares 81 ~" FINN )
constant effort was hagiEnigp 70 h.Nc g.. =. r.'.
III? h"h!ln: / i"f l-sa chphli" I, 81 .H''. l.
ance, whi,c 'oit II" nt6,fs,ty o.! U,r.as,.i..a
his constant unc"Gei az r'rnt'- % o. f '.ri sat
Imperative, IN CuHsCuucurH al irr f'o.'.'.t tt..
tou 81 ny ". t. iSi.h u"s s-u. ti i'jrJr.. B..
yours much 81 the tine cIaiircl 10 be, ',... ,..
course - npabc oil tnAiH. ti, crrr..., .'d o.. .."
nciit Of h,1srh"d bhaIfs. II er,u.t,p. D., '..
causes 81 which was iEn"r,rt o. vl., '...
hsvc given had III" e.. year. 10 Two over t..
w lat "Ouii my vile hhyr given p.hvs t". 90 ...
the long dn's and s'iil lour'r highs pu'- Pr. =
bod oi siCkn"-- - all Ot whith y.o.'t ir.. ...I
wooded, had then seen 'upy ct Ins NJ .it-..
NoHtE's Frty.rx HlLlChL toerAr.o'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

THIS l'"cari
pr"f1raiinr -.
IA I taking i'.r
place at al 9th
er aTiIc les 10
~ frr fes,nr
nII nod u rs4
ing he !lnr
" nTrysnts Iitf
Hili from IN.
ing Of, pr11nr
IS ~ gTnvfh
renInEpA danl-
mn 1a,lrc.r"ra.
lho Hllu,ai urt
uEtlri!Ut nv.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
E1t,aei f,om i"try.
TO those just liarrie'. -" HAD ! lG,a",

"PHiLhhEtrHf', hf...
am A NJ MiuHiCfAu Had Errvr'. FIR. '. b. .-'
por,ant matters treated pf ~ 'Ttr hnni-H N'f.
Private Medical fnmpnni0. ruulr yrs's i-.'
much misery milli hive "scaIot' la:'. t..'
years lnnn causes " h,ch you in'gt ont 90 na' ''-'
wiIingt kuUY iug =" .at a. IA. 1t',.n.d . .....
Giumi M case ir,nted Of | ru-t ever, t.- -.r p.
avail lac sell 81 the niofmati' co.,eu,I ... ..'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
Amusing Incident,

y tALh scr.deth is p.lrsa - Lo.le o..
" ashlag aalj into IN uIae, PICS. al l.,
d : F.! ',r hli.ed c.4-T- 4. ne ..iae !.r .a,rc.
90 q uci''y oItr ladies' aeci uai t,ar slci
s~.4tF " A.Tlr.S
Lu4ica,Nt =,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Eri,dai Of a Letter J,on Geai'sman ~ Dr}t'.G
"DArroS, May .-i'
-Dn. A. NJ. NJ ,unicEau--Mv Dear So =
Married WomAn's Private Mcairnl comrRuef .'
which enclosed one dollar to your address ''"'
safely 10 hnni ! wonli not have troubled sou g"
these few lines, bot TIM, ] nm iIr1cet ' ''l.@
Of gratitude for i-ysclf and wife. to G'c s't'mu.s
10 our sincere onl heartfelt emotions
MY wife has been pcrceptib,- S'nNn ''r row.
three wears or more, in ccnscqncn"" "' u'f t'a 90
guish and suffering some months before an. 900.
confinement. every successive one more ''.' zee
debnatcd and Frustrated her, putin: hc' Doc. o. ri.
raincnt danger md which Was. ON IN, l't .-"''r.
dcspnired OF supposed that thu 'ia'" ! 'ha.'vH'
inevitable, and resigned myself t" 'n'r' tn' y ''
At this time now about two months bcard ."'
book hi-by spokes Of as containing 'cs na.
raac ching my case. On its rrcc 1t and i'fUs'
not press TO you the relief it a'!ur'''' d'''rc,
mind md the 10Y its pages impaired +. o.. 1'.'.e 90
learning that the great discovery ri " ". I"''
ncaux provided remedy. II oprncd pm "'' %
me which little conceived was posHi,r. NO i"
mary consider alton can ever repay the oh''t 80
an under 10 you for having been N" n'nt' o. ~
parting ~ Us tho matters contained IN he No.
Woman, Private Medical Con paiion h.' 90
this. ere smsher year wou!d have fs's1 "'!i ~
head, 10 alI human probability NJ "i.r ~oH'' nave
tsan in her grave nnd ny Children 'e't n"'heH'~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
90 Sides.

DhTENr Leather Carriage Lace Car.
rage Bolts, Oh Cloth aud india Rubh"r
Cloth Steel Springs, Wagon AAies, Nuts,
Nalcnhic Iron, Trimmings, &c. AT the Store
near the Railroad Depot, for sale cheap
IANDON * GRAVES.