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.gssap nth Intent 10 Kia. Tue police ~ the Eleventh
ward srretted, on Tbur,day night q man called Louis
Phir.r on charge Of having violently assaulted Va
lentins Romtsr With knife ibftctiav severe stab on
the head aud tkgh With an intent q taking NJ. life
Phintr secured BY parties interfering, and the
police took him into custody.
Return ~ Mr.. GRotF Hayt.-Mr HAYS returned.
on Friday In the packet chip Admiral nom Havre,
having LETT New York month or tao since With the
three French prisoners who we're arrested In Se~ York
by him under the treaty existing between Ibs too
countries. Mr. Hays delivered them up TO IN Wrench
government mt and u nov again In New York. ready 70
catch any other rogues that may come within his ju.
risdiction.
Ho,riJJL aud Probably Fatal Cas-, ~ stsJbiar -
David Mchscbian had an alteration on friday night
at Ia o'clock, With person named G. " sullivan, 10
the public house No 81 South street After quarrel.
lir for some time they separated When MeLaohlan
made o rush at the other. when John a. Lynch got
between them TO sepsrste them, and received several
ssbs In the neck and In the left breast the heart
Lynch taken 70 the City Hospital and IL not er.
pscted to recover McLschlsn vas arrested by on.
Ger Donneiiy 81 the I'd Ward police and conveyed be-
await the result Of the injured man.
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10 TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD -.
MasCH H. 1851
Allow me TO correct error which you and your
tslepi aphc reporters have fallen into You confouni
A. j. Honelson with Andres Jackson, the adopted
son Of Gen Jackson. They are distinct Individually
being only cousins. Andrev Jackson has never held
office that know OF; he resides At the hermitage
aud has no en- bition In that wsy A. J Donel.on
Minister TO Germany and Ptussis and also charge at
Texa. before annexation, and has shown himself
thu OF his trust in all instances and, am glad, Of
accession 70 tn. chair editorial Of the Union
Respectfully, ALL.
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Point this Will o. the pref
imaginable The dtck A. therew village ~ stratton Port
viii rnfbe paengfrs By the FlnshnR boats
- az Ell times o. the tide and have
been BY the prcpreior Of the village Ete which will
limit charge 70 ten cents In spcskinr prop,rtov
q srsen Port hsveyer We make slsht mistakes Tor Mr.
Tamner Who vss lstels sole shores rriy
Ecs 81 Owptrp With three four hund red rsrsons
10 vhom be tasteid lots Tw three hund,e lots yer
umsin. we beiste, varying "a price from ESQ slt
and THE sumbtr hr Tltnmtr dtniuishng daily By tn
lsies he mskess. h Office 22 s.rset
ts store for the village halt p,st ociocs
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sovemcp,. or D,s,,nuu,.b.o p,o,,e

ID. :. Stewart, 0retnock; A. Ray, W.shinetOn. Ben.
jsmin osle Taylor, do John s. Ide Troy: Hon m
Uphsm Vermont; Gen. II wsbrdss, Nes York J..
De Cordovs, Texas ". T. folger. Buffalo, Samuel y
wing House
Hon rierpolnt Ishsm, Vermont: Gen. Martin stod'
dard Rhode leland Abnsr Dakin. Georxs: Charles
y. symonds; A. J buckley. Waterfowl, we're among
tn. srrivals at the Clinton Hotel
Ex Senator Phslp,, Of VI. has the eryspslss, and
lies Oar eerously an a Washinyton
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Marine AMnira.

TRIAL Tar THE BRorIER JosArHAS.-The en-
gineer's trial trip Of the Brother Jonathan, . new
steamer, took place Friday. She was announced to
start from Ninth street East River at 10 o'clock but
did not move till nearly half past one o'clock The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-16

Of trade with the subjects Of Faustn the First The
African race in Hayi is wholly incapable Of carry
ing out any Of the principles of civilization to any
Practical and useful end, and it will be necessary
for the Ang o-Saxon race 10 step In upon the soil
before we can hope for any renovation of that COM
mercial prosperity which formerly distinguished
it. Men may fight against the order of nature, but
il will be TO little purpose.
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Hpenth-id store 1 Essaa street. Where he bowed
rev tpitg !ls q ,tlem'es hats To thst thsy
the most and tasty 81 In town only 20 do III
justice How he can sell item So 90 passes prs
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Summary Of the Latest News.

New York, sunday, March I6, 1851.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-17
prcEiows rzTEESS.
-~-~-EHyy
.,ii.1:,'a.i.s..s... .. IF55f kAAN
~rrr, A5~%ES

1IES SINGERS pass so and from, all PTS
vi res on ,outo. ii r., hbufgh. Worcester
and Nashua, vermont aud 1fa"acbu~us,'
Cheshire, SULLIVAN, aud niiand and Bnfl'rg
ton RAILROADS
Connections WITH o'hrr compares arc ="
arranged Mat al Esptcss Matter ca" BE- int
patdcG itham delay - any Palt ct iho u
utct S:.'rs, Csne.as, Province, W tnt"r'
" A.,uir" no responsibility Beyond Wr
ttuiuns of our touic'
b4nGjcs, HanA .lpfes, SJf'i' and .N"1aa7
dt., r.n,,,II,. forwarded witb despatch
NOTES. DRAFTS, BIN, &C,
rul'.rted, pad nt negotiated SiFk>, it".
dsc,. and .'ivrchandis", touE TOR sold, and
al Kind. Of EXPIRES. Business promptly alien
drd to
inr,ui,ng money or parcels of consid"ra-
bic alur, the nin"unt must Toe statrd, other
w,Tt vc are not responsible. IN cas-, VI loss
beyond the sum Of my d.: Jars for any one
parcel
Al packages should bc made compact al
POSSIBLE, aud no package viii ice received un
l,-ss m good order and distinctly marked. Al
Express bu1fcss should be accompanied
] wuh written ordets, uusraled, and PERSONAL,
signed
l.cttefs cannot be taken, It being prohibit
Cd hy the Post Office d. pattmen'.
Z All packages should be marked "Bi2rlow
: Express
/ lin:,pal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston
! FISK n RICE, Proprittors
PnArr Il fosrrH, Agents, Rutland.
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ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA

EVERY member, for the year ISL, will receive
HHUtmeion's Christian and her Chiidren' rugray
ed by Joseph Andrews. Boston and The cpmpa Mon a
p'iut Of HuGtinet0nS Mercy's Dream eugrayed hy
A. H. Richie New Inik or The choice Of any two
OF the ipiio"lnc four splendid En,tavines W.:
|. Iohn Racks Interview With Mary Queen of
scots painted by leut2" engraved nv Sartaiu
Ruth and BuaL painted hy Ruthctmcl engraved
10y Sdr'aiu.
,. Mercy's Dream, painted by Huntington, enrray.
ed oy Ellchic.
/ Chti,tianl anA her Chillrcn painted 10y Hunt
incton, cugraYtd by Ad,rcws
Add a copy of the photographic Ar, Unian Rcpo
"r , monthly pamphlet, Crnli aiming report al the
transact ioas nf the Institution. and iniurmli on
th' subject ut Fme Ars through the whole world
lha AT Union 81 rhitdclphii awards pri2rslr
ls'erittatrs. with which original American work $
rt art may Zee purchased ~ any psrr Of the Unicn
states at the option aud s""c ION Of The pcrsru v
may ottaiu poe at The Annual Nistrlhuinn which
takes rlncr on the eyeniL. Of the ,st week DAY IA
every wear.
Toe Eye'ul,ve Committee az the at Union, when
90 r"rucsei, ~el~rt wcrk Of An. vii hout cha ror
~ compensation from their + rec Gallery. Zil Chest
""i Hlrcrt, Tor those Inersrns in the country Nl.
may 'tr remote itoui galleries. public exhibition,
ri the Fin" Arts
>G".1uW i"us II membership, s. should be made
''t'y - practicable, 50 In NHIi,a members Ia
cary uHmhef' Of the REPORTER" which will he for.
"afed upon The RECEIPT OF the money, to any part OF
The country. ..
F. W. HOPKINS, Hon Sec'y.
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New Line Of Mail Stages

nm and after Noycmbrr !, | 500 the subscri-
" her will run live Of stnEes from Rutland
TO Bethel, Hoodstock, Wtile River, and
Windsor, AS follows:
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival OF
the cars from Burlington and Troy. and the
stage from Bennington, : > o'clck /. NJ.
i"r each OF the above named places. and ar.
rive at Noods'ock the sa'ne evening.
keiurnlng--l.eave Woodstock every day
(Sundays cxcep.edJ at 3 q clock \ ~ and
arrive al Rutland in time for the passengers
to take til" cars for whitehall, Troy and Bar.
Iington aud Boston, aud the stage for Ben.
nigt"n.
Leave Bethel on the arrival of the cars
from Ros"u and arrive iultu,land the follow
ing morning III time for passengers to take
the first tram ofcars cor Whitehall and Troy
81 BRYANT, Proprietor
Rutland, Nov LIST, $50 43
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AMERICAN ART UNION.

CVEhl member, for The year ISL Will roceiv.
- tlr .dlh subscription VI Fave ballats made T.,
hT,
l. copy ii eaf Iainbe, II The Bulletin CAV Illus
tfued mnuihiy Journal ui ARD which shall be Issue,
after Ihe p,ymcr' 81 such suosctip,lca.
II 4 print 81 M jones' llne engraving on siee
measuring - inches hy Z! inches, after Mr.. W our
vile Calculated pain, ing Of Mexican News.
III. = Sc, Of five print. from finished i.e
ines On Steel, OF the average size of inches by II
inches, and executed ny dist iugu,sh,d American en
stavets. after the following paintings, viz" Mari"
and his Men by Ranney: American ian'is,:ap,
K.nsett 'Olp 20 ard Young a. BY Wuod,iiie
AMI Bargaining for a Horse. b., MAunl.-ihus farm
ing Gallery of American Art, o: convenient s,,r 70
lind'n" or h,' preservation ia port foro ,asiesd
framing il desired
w. share IN The 'lis vihn'on Of a LARGE 0umhet
of Paintings a! other works OF Art; sculptures il
maTol" and draw fngs in water rnlors. The toec
ton VIII hc constantly decreased by The addition o
ne" purchases, which VIII b. announced from tin,
TO iltnc ia the Bulletin.
I +. W. HOPKINS IioH. S,c'y
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PAPER Efaugin:s.

~ (. ~FINt TX tslc, pl,asvic ,n anrcnp.
co. g. h,. ire t,ss that IA, Ia, iocrtsed a car,
O.. h.s splendid Spting Stock of fsPr Hang
,a.s consisting u abe VI sac '"lls Of ne W snd
ia.au'fui styles satsine 80 Prtec if"m b 70
e cca,. rri roll Ia th,. ssecstntn, MAY
&. found great v.i.iv of sa,S-. sa''ahi'
foi pailors. chambers. s'n4nc i''otrs aud Mans
si,u h,w s,sie al ch'tist papers 40 wa d
g., rolofs ave DE hGed " iih soipiFnig eraS
fl. tnrrth,t Nth 81 'ndi,tt variety 81 COM
, man. gtopuc aud utCrn.bd iAFis. u"
nsoa. SATIN. tnid sud Velvet D'tcrfF ihh'
ss4ntarnent cou.i-ls ni ttttnii t'' l"''i Na
. A ,fNh,cb viii h. suld al 10" p'ir'> i''"
ilra,en Md i.d.es -es 'n,i'td to cal "hS -
} ,-ta, t.f.te pofe tas,og is"" Atir
/ Ru,land. MARCH itib, l-Di
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california Life Risks
takeu Al lower rate thNn EyaNy Othcr c0mlNyU

The business of thcc"mpauv will be conduct
Ell ulUn the .luiNr II, ek.aud uu"n thc MrrtAL
principals at the option ui the iH,urcd.thG. meet
more fully, it is belle, cd than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stoch pri.cplc the insured will
ray 3 i-3 per cent. le'-~L insurance tlan the
rates of TIA, best organized mutual Companies.
pr will receive what Is equivalent to % 3 per
cent. per anmum, in div idond roits paid ia ud
.nucc. instead OF receiving an uncertain amount
AZ the end OF each year ia acripl cert tratcs.
locmahic on certain contingencies, while at TIA"
sumo time the aunua! cash payment are incrrls-
T. / ht the interest paid "a notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
GA the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pose to insure Ut the usual rates OF mutuaC um-
panics. dividing the net earnings c4ch year Civ
ng script certificates red.cmnblc after a Mutual
il,uraucetuu Of Twolluudrcd thousand Dol.
lars i, accumulated, and charging commission
for conducting that part Of the business, cGuNa-
Tent to only about one halt the expenses of the
Company, securing (ios,e. hciu@ corn') largcr
yearly dividend t. the NutuHl Insurers. losiirs
giving the members II lea upon &" juiut stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars II
largo Ioiut Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged as security for payment Of l">'as, in
addition to fhe usual Capital and reserve Fund
10 mutual Companies.
'IhiS company is not only one Of the most
Pre- srcrous but also one If the very best IN the
country nIVOid DoiiV Courier
No Company in the Union has hnd such Il
run cfbusihess' rs this company since it, organ
I ,lti
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-17

AN and after Monday, Dec lG, $50,
W Stage will leave Castcton every day
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington aud Bellows Falls, say at
l.3 +. NJ, and arrive at Salem n Y. at :
Z. Nj. same evening.
KIrtENISG.
Leave Salem at \. NJ and arrive AT Cas-
Teton at o'clock =. NJ. to connect with the
above Trans, that reach Burlington and Bel>
lows Falls same evening. THIS line passes
through East foullney, West Poul'ncy, Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salem. BARDWELl., FIELD g. co.
December IL; 1850. 80
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,VAN,r 2oTTLES

tus U.s. htNo' A. asr rSrS.N,Nt .'sV or 49, 90
..-I- As.t's" ra"S ~ 'a"stL st,Ik 9, ,HG
1000 VS. HApi7 % IA sNtrtv. ,lr
Strc fria ~ htags lad, RafHmaitsp,. Dbs',,aif
Caiu.rrts ErnBtess Fipgpies ~ tNsfpies "a ytt
yN-e nfrfrAss Hnts thre4ic St-s Etys Rt,r
Worm tf 2"u'f Hratt i!fo&, Et!0' rr.frf o,d
pasa .ff1' Eahts oEi JsisIs Nirtta-n t'lt,fs
SootiAf ~qmpio@'' Sc'''fe7 er LHmteFc r7B
Ji.4s-s rttstrv . % a. adi -,pts 49, 81 Atra.
y. Ast,sstJ V-aHsg. Hl,,o,pIf a. fHp-ta p,, "a
liz Ala rh-a.' toas'8atoaaI Bissros
IHe ,s'1' 1t 'h'. l'''vfaVoo Is r"~ Nitr.i Known
,,s,s-y A4y t.s tH M tfs us. lu'rrss - .Nteu,iirc
rItn. a..u a. a'uUi"a lo IS The ion,i o.rrtal ani
.ratcb,rr preparation hot" tte fupi that Ia. ever
iosu enip,'}ed m mcl''a ptectrc. Tho uni.t'ue
q,it yIrtttu 4 r.iitS Stser-t with swollen siatis
.,irrsctri -tu~ws and borrs hAf csricr, ia. icc,.
r-,,r-d t. health and yicof Tive ser ulau' pa,iert
.a.,JcG N}th uiC'rs luitAacue to himself aUa to
ttteuIaot.. has lerr made whole. Hundreds OF pt'
.sns wNo h,i Groaoca hoptcssly tnr years under
cut ,neuus AMI c'Nudult Disorders chr5tir iNcuma
,ism, aod May mhcr complaints spftretoc ftoir 4
letan1cinen. Of the srcteiNe organs aud the etrui
ton ta.e teen fa,scd 50 u were from the rack ct dS
c,se nud now with trr,urrat ed un.itutinra If AL,
testify TO TIM cicarv ~ this rsttmahir ptrparhttrr
The f,ilnW 40 certificate rom Cot. Samuel q Tay
lnt a c"nlena" oi hiGh standing sod extensive ar
ruaintaues thtueh the Soui hctn STATES ard Co., r>
tpp uted consult Ia New Gccndda commcud, ttsci
a. thu attention q! "ii,
New York January : ls!e
/ Mcssrs a Il { 4 sand. 49, Gentlemen iA.rnt
used and witnessed the effects II your valuable pfcr
sntnn ot >tr>aurilla on tiletrut persons in warn
Gus paris 81 the sou'hotn country. Vtz,-NIrgIuia
| Louislaud. Texas and McNlcn feel much plcssuf,
ia stat ing the hirh upiuiou entertained uf It's cr,n,
ucc inai value Iu iuy cire II acted almost hkt
charm, renewing srerdtl, the atcd state eft H.,
| system, aud exciting Ia the most agreeable mannet
| a looic aud lnrItura Ing Influence.
! Your Sitslps,lila is highly approved anil cV'cu
sitelN used by The United States army ~ New Mex
/ CO, and NV cousin. Gen Zachary Tayot has f'
ie PAST Eve wears been the habit OF u>iug IT, an,
recommends the same. he and adopted the aiticl
Al the shiur iime, aud II is cons idcted a'mn,
indispensable requisite 10 he army. In conclusion
| | would say, That tn. better 1t IL known tie mon
| hirhly 1t Is przct, aud trust That iis hrah Tee
iutiu9 Nitiurs viii make It rruotally known. thtn
| out the leugth aul breadth &c orr widely rAirudc,
| county. Yours very respectfully,
=. Il Taylor,
| t',us,,i g., Y .,, ,.r.,.,.,
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G.sT Stockholders Mdtridualy Liable. 81
NNOR the insurance of Horses, Mules, Prize
Il Bulls, Sheep and Cattle Of every de-
scription. against the combined risks OF fire,
water, accidents and disease; also upon Stock
driven to markets, or transported.
H. Losses paid IN 30 days after proof OF
death, in currency OF, ami by laws of State
where RI SKIS are taken.s[N
Indemnify is what the people want: why
not, then. with the same proprety, insure
horses and cattle against fire, as a building :
both are liable A ganst accidents on ferry
boats, vessels, crossing bridges, NC. &c; o.
10 insure horses and cattle against disease
aud death, TO which they are liable, for the
benefit Of the owner, as TO insure IA man $ life
tor the benefit Of his family None can
therefore doub, the propriety Of the enter
prise, or its utility and benefit TO the conmu
nifty. The capital is all held by highly re.
spousihlr men, and is wholly unl,npared
and The public may rest assured the business
Will be faithfully and honorablv conducted
Hos. JOSEPH G. BOWMAN Pres,den,
jaws II. RoBrRrs. s,crc'0ry.
WV. BURTCli, Treas, Nfrcht, &.
PrcSi lincenncs Branch Of Nate Bank, Ind
The subscribers are authorized to issue
Policies for the above named Institution on
rs favorable terms as any responsible Com
pany. RnnBI>s N tHAPMAN.
Apply to G,RpSrR !. Howr, Examiner
IN Lullow, Windsor Co., Vt, 81
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NOTICE.

II lie assessments OF ten dollars each, la
been laid upon each hare If the CAPITA
stock # the Western Vermont Railr, ad Com
rany ny the Directors Of said ompany, and
srd rod ptid to the credit Of the Trea.urcr; -
the ir- ia he pail on the 1t day OF March,
I-jl AMI the second Oh the 1t day Of May,
lS)i-'hc third to be paid on the l,r day pf Ju-
l.. lhJl at either Rutland, Battcnkill, Or Stark
BaEL.
By order Of the Directors.
MlRON CLARK President,
$. SMITH, CLERK.
Ofice of the W. Vt. Il. Co,i
Factory Point, Jan. 7, 1851. (
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Men for California

are almost universally irsurirE in thisCompary
because terms are SO reasonable.
HrAps OF FAMILIES areanxious 10 insure in
this CunpanN,--a safe Institution.
SALARiCD Mes are eusuring in this conf any
by scores,
Hard rotking men invest in this company be-
cause they regard it tLcbp nfsavings hawks
lay up their earning. IN fer their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by taxi
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
good as money at IL to 90 per cent interest.
III classes aud conditions of men cusnre in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in artiord, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" at ouce.
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10 Officers, Soldiers, Widows,
Ann HEIRS


TIln subscribers having established an ngen-
cy tor obtaining bounty lands and pensions
under Tho act Of i~.it', are now prepared to
"htan land warrants and pension certificates
for all such a. are entitled to W.T.
's,. Land Bounty IL due to al! officers
y lu-cnmmssioncd officers, musicians and
uusatcs v io served IN the war of 1912 for
aur mouth mere.
NJ, all sacl AZ aofrcd in any Of the lndi-
al vars since 1870.
an commissioned officers who served IN
tae var with Mexico MS !oliows, To Wit.
Those " ho enlisted .nr one year and served
, iur months are entitled TO 100 acres.
Those Ii" cnlisted for six ,nonts and serv>
q & u: months are entitled to 20 acres.
All Others wlic served one month, or as
te-'lars, volunteers, rangers, er mllitil are
'u.i,lsd TO 40 acres.
The widows Of soldiers who were killed in
battle, are entitled to TOO acres.
II there be no widows, the minor heirs OF
''lo "ilicers or soldiers are entitled TO the
inurty.
Pensions for liz. are due to all such
sioNs Of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
Il they were married prior 10 l-',D.
Increased pension are due to all such w'd-
r'ya whose husbands were pcnsioned under
the act Of ISIS We shall be ready to at
tend t" applications at our office al Ill times
iu-f THRALi. ~ SMITH
Rutinnd, Oct II, ic5o.
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BARON M. WENZELS
GREAT GERMAN REMEDY.

For weak, sore and in ilamed eyes, henlor.
Iloids or piles, Plmplrs, Eruptlons, Salt
Rheum, scurvY, Chilblains, and all disease \
OF thr skin.
The sale of this Great Remedy Is constant
IL increasing and 1T give such satisfaction 10
the purchaser as no other remedy vas, ever
known to give. Thousands of certificates
might be shown, proving that this article ID
ell that II IS recommended 10 be- for the de
eases named above. To better satisfy all
concerned /, this remedy is put up in boxes at
- and IS cents cents each. 6
II l.. SPENCER, Whole 20 le Agen,
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The Poor Mans Friend

EDWARD Young. Cshir.i maser bsC.r.,..
year "a was injured hy plank ,slnb- ,r 20. -
1t rsnscd il I" swell ard hrrru,, irt.,r,l , ~
ed lhc.nl'lt an hi ul,cia aud sore. I'm, n,.'
skin and treatment OF the hrsi rh,.,clsn,,r. 40
I've pace o' my icsidln at tHHi tine H. L..
oue VI - he most popular SURGEONS IL Qrsh. 49,
ed me- there was little hnpe # my rto,r,v
/ came To Boston my limits weIr no.. It,.
81. | Applied tn nr Phelps he tined h,, a.
without any success and WV. then H., lu,,- e..
upon hr Warren, " hn cave me some ,,lI,t tu.
come time grew quite tishcattel.d m, hrL. 49,
almost a mass ut sores 'tnnl my knees ,iov,
ankles, scarcely al'uant me- ~ ,'rrr W t,. d.
night had read n great deal about Ev,.sN,
but having used - many al, eni,rh i,s.irr,.ns,
aud tired So m"hy thugs thai ! feli hile ltts,r..
the Russia Stlvc although rcpr1,rdiy ait.,lI,,
friends 10 II, II, was too ak.pucal io.4H
length man htrusht the n box OF Russia N,t.,
| applied to my limbs a. the directions lraI,.
really bean Ia feel a sensation PECULIAR, I,,,,
about my racing snies. went down 10 R.A.,,
Co. IS state street. aud bhugh, two boxes H.,.
used N all nearly tour boxes Of his great ,a,. -
limbs ate nuw with The exception Of tHe ,.,,. =,
perfect az ever they were Tho ulrefa hA,, h.,. .
up, tir sores have All disappeared, and h., .t. ,,
tn say that by tn, tim. have used the iclutI, .
the itussi. S,ivs, shall be cured I cor.'.t p,
cise one Of the se,ercst ies,s tho ralvo cnul ,,v
unCouh err
would add ,ha, having the ralvc In m, ~.
md mcm Or o. my family sutTcfiur ,sn o. ,
from Pii les ! recommended The use Of the 4 10,
salve, aud VIII ch cured them with great ,ar, q.
avery brief space of tins
Yours, very respectfully,
EDWARD YOUNG. IS Carver st Do,al
prdcrs should he addressed,
REDDING co.
i'-'y NJ. state httt.' th,t1.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-17

IIenihcaie NJ Dr.. Perry, Portsmouth, y. H)
- PoRTsM0UrH, Sept ruber 20 irf9.
w. J. J.. Ioore, Agent for Whites Hair Res,or
t'Ilf' -l'rar SIR; te-n II iny duty to stse some
idrts respecting the i6cslimable value Of whites
iflr heHt'rdli'c. Several years ago sftef severe
III 81 sickness nav siie lost al Of her hal r. the scalp
appeared o. teassl e.d the hair gtew hars and
"hedNeu, About year ago ~ du1.LrG IL ui eek
ness she lost all n her hair second time. and fr
hhs tlne ihere was apparently no action IN The
try the above mentipngi Restorative and Cn, tller
me use ol a lev bottles her hair hd- grown GOT A.
Ln''E, as lpsirnus, sod as hragiihh collar ever
FURTHERMORE, f)f a long time | taYr been aiG cie1
with neurlsic aud other paiug ia ~ L-ad and |
fd'r ''lHi II The best external ra.rly A.yc ever
me" cen Therefore cl,eei(uly recommend - % ali
no are AFFECTED az aboye as the lest aIcjg have
ever sten. Most respectfully yoGus.
4 FERRY, n n
haHiiat'a'ed Ny 2 WHITE Iosen Mas Is '