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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
The New Tliol Store.

This new tn,en i.up ,nunya,ion upofi
long and early established principles. The
platform Is 10, made az traps springs aud
rotten pianhs and iungss lumber, Ike tie
buffalo Platform, sort OF spring 70 esirb
woodcocks' h was e,;abIisbcd upon Il ne
principles. We have rode 90 II Tor ihe lat
2,naniis Nth unparalleled .pecen Tbnse
wh" have not tried II are mas, cordially IN.
vitrd To step on We g. for the Cn'on IN
IRE
! We ~ axe oar own purchases and sales
! with put own heads aud hands. We do no,
together seven directors Of lpmense WIS,
dom 10 deliberate upon The parchssr Ola hog
bend II sour nIplssses OF few quutais Of
I damaged Goldfish, aud then scpd of 10 err
I tain h"mhu2, who dori know Goldfish E mn
/ book Uuslip, IA make the pnrebu.r. NGf
7 10 ~ krrp oar accounts ~ " ofjs - He'd
backward and the i-tters and figures turned
/ gp-idc down. et
z i.,tl. M Mao sbt tg.D
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

STATE nr VERMONT Rg ~ te~susst,d
bstf,si II Rnstssa "a. thsst sftriss W..
$50 II the frghste "a sst ~ tbs ssil H,tyssl
~ Est,And hsi4 al Netss ID 10 ard fsr fNia o..
sstetrn shs 1ls, dAy rs MAY a. u. tss2
f'ttssst WFr. Rssssy Ruitee lsdrH
Whsreas l.amsn iissssss .. Mas,.t Tshr, ~
raid sssftet e~s-s.sss' ~ Nsh. ysssA ~ A~v On
~ mirns sc- has this Say frrseaiea - the
ssts Fsahaip Issu tasI5s,ea IN wsitisse svr ss.,
renss 90 stii cetIsssyrai sesa,r 81 tis ss,d ward
tsSes 40 uaauidta iHts,aet 10 sSsasla ttntt
cr rafsfi nf zeal eststs siirstca ~ Mtsst Ia
hos asa ieheVitrh ~ said Srip r~isi ~ s.ssvsf
the t-rtsstasAtret III tls dscANsefi NV q ~ reg
rssratsnE sisss " 10 Esf ~ ,sieses, ~ hgs sats
ward tn teii sais real ssts,s aud pu, tAf Arasss
isgereofat interest,
Tssrefs's u Is ofsetNd hy ssla t,haf, hat
the hesr,ry asd l'e,sirr' ~ - vi e.if. re ard
the same are hereby referred g. s;s4sa 40.
slaa al ra'i Court ~ be hsia ut a. = 20 81 ,he
S~ats,st ~ sad tosr, in kat:.nf iaysia Di,.
tfict On the 1T Meeiay b-iar the SIN ia, AZ
July A. ID, 1859 AID that osiias the fenf Sc r,ten
by pabiishinr re,,hcT cory cf the ,tetlrd AZ
this ord.v three scoks sHcre..ise,y I,Sstoss
ihertta N The RatisHd Herald q ntass4pet
rfin,ed Al said sa,lsud and tjseais,ihy ~ tAe
uc,ghtorhiod OF tisss interested Il, or .es iots
all Fer.oas interested the,eso krier therely
daily sotiii - ni hen and thrfe art cat
bcfoss said Cert aud L.sti iotAe grae,igg
% said license n aey 50. sauce,
a& ! trac copy ofteeerd,
- HENRY HALL Reess,er
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
Sandwich Islands.

Intelligence from the Sandwich L..
lands TO the 9Th Of May. had been re-
ceived az SA, Franchises The iaw aain
House Of Representative. was engaged
in III. discussion Of the new constellation,
and The articles prohibiting clergymen
from seats In the legislature had been
stricken gu, hy boih Houses, lin the
House Of Representatives by majority
II 8. and the House If Mobiles by The
casting vote Of the President.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

- The Uniied Ssates Boundary com.
Ihissioner, Mr.. Dntle,i. was at San Die
4. huyrying preparations 70, his de-
pastdre f0r passo del Nartc. where lie
xoaA await tMe arrival Of the newly
eypotnsed Mexican commissioner.
An atrsy occurred nj Stockton on
Ne 2tA Of MAy bcsxrra captain cur
pllAn. u England. und Orc,r Livings.
lea, Of Philadelphia. Pistols were us.
ed. assa bosh parties aosssl'y ound,
a. a
Ths lsws passsd By tho california
Legislature taxing sales Of merchandise
~ sscsiss Ind created srsss tsci,e msu,.
anA . meeting Of the ssherciistds Of San
rnaciseo was called for the ! " Of June
= reaoaArtse sksinst lie execution.
A~oti,er excitement hwl also been
eYened, BY 4 prcjecs Of the chy govern.
nsAg 70 psrchase The Jenny Land The
atrs for t30OO00. for . city Hall
Mr.. Whiaaa' .. Moore, who Joined
The party q Frnchmen that ieA cali
lerssa ~ IN e. Sonora, IN Mexico,
~ B0toSU00 - Shutottba- tse s"'os
thai afssv ~ party had penetrated so'se
dSseancr On Sl4e joaruey i, Was announc,
ID thas the 1rast d hnd TO The French
nsa vas N t'ss express condition thai
no Aasvssan sAosld b allowed 10 jsin
- solemy |; whsrsspon be was driven
bace, aaa usea IN . very rough man'
ssr, " kFSFt ~ u = Y
Aas. Nees~s aecosss ofhis treatment
~ snssed q eseiiemsns ., San Fran
ekses. ~ Q nsssisg II the French ci,i
ssss u sAm city had been held to con
s;See ~ sssspe ~ - slcp,ed in regar'
- NJ. Nsaesss repest. A letter I'd
aessssA - Ma DilIo~. French Con
ssi, vs. rssd n ths me~ii"z. dsnoanc
ne II tAs stssmysss tsrsns, the cours
efihs EsssAmsa towards Mr.. Moore
snA sa1ssuinR . circular headed ~
nesA Asssasauas' 500 Of which la
SssG pgsassa - Mr.. Moore for eireo
laaiea 5000 ~ saihSsy ~
sr4 H. aews ts0 ~ interior 10 yer
lssaahls. cTisDs b AiminisAins--,h
,asoa ~ ohon1sns aad shs pcpaias'o
I. isessAsias rapidly.
Cssla h as aeuadsst ~ ever, nod IN
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

kSN a telearaphic operator at 81
Louis iell heir to $4,000 few days
ago. lay the death Of u relative ut the
South.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

~ Gen llarrison.s tomb. at North
He''l, ia reported by late visiier to be
in shameful'y neglected and ruinous
condition.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
For darlington,

The Tains leaving burlington al 10 IL
and Fcllows Pals y, n ~ vail stop only Al,
Chester, Ludlow. Rutland. brandon, Mid.
dlchufy md Vc,senue-, except 10 leave pas
scpaers from connecting Roads.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
SASH. ,sgaRS & BLINDS.

TNNlIE undersigned warld a,,npuor~ 10
y the ciiiz"rs Of Ruiipns ard vi-usy
Shat se +. manufacturing ihe abpVe zee
el.sapef fI cas, ,san they hsve cyef been
ssld H this s,e,Ba;. 70 tba1s .ghp are
building, or about To- bn,ia, would call al
,eniion 10 my prees. whcht,~y nay say.f
tain 5y atdfrssins lre y 1,,Ttij,
WoTk enastaf Ny on mad ard m7de iol,g
dor ct the sasfiesi nSt.cc. ~ ofs.rs f,s.a
is,sbre promptly Attended Ia.
ffW. STILES
Uydr g,lic. .3url ~. 1852 l.u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
FRESH TEAS.

n FC.r 4 ~pS a.ue jasi rec-iVsdPrs>h reae 81
~ su,h. .rioas kin1, aaj qIli'liss some Of 4
ysry s'snc i,.e. hsvos.
ny
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
raurT TREES. TLUrr TREES
ME subscriber los received srssi "
70 ~
SUs.rElQg .Ls4. ~ &C.

enas's'ihg If Apple frefs OF all he rhoiC'',
rsfir,ies cultivated, siso Pear. piufa, and
Ei.-GJy Tie.s, wL.ca sfr ofrrd ior r'is "a
isy0fsbis ierfss ,n qasnt,fteS "a Eat per.
ehsscfs. tn ~ trees are ffv'B s~.ebrais d
ssrs-ry and aro frnsa IRE 20 strrH ir-t h,yi.
ssd are aeli worthy the attention 81 ihoss
who sTe essH,,as Of rSpir s,sh,ny thu ~ sst.
iyas = sfs lsrds ash rbo'rc nun
J. Is rBH iDk
West kaussd, ,rr r.. i-5e i;0
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

She ia a new mich Cav and left an III
ult. Said Cow was driven f.oin Brnti aud
may be on her way back 10 that place.
Whoever will give information inst Will
lead 10 her recovery shall be rewarded.
HEZEkIAH FOST ER
Ruti,pd yupe Ri i-ID On,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
orr,cE 30 LIBERTY srawrr.


Ofrice 80 LIBERTY srREs-r,
Nrw YORK. fEl'
The intermediate part ~ the .Itir br,es fo,,
sHi 10 asts'i, fto,H 'ls physiological AID ee,ss.
cal eaarseisr. idesigac,l Ter tne s,atftrd 10.
"'sic,l Ti'l hst admit ~ tetss rfc.emff In !
re~snapcf. Tbs bah hss hesu ed,,,it,.a
to iha snpaai OF several thra, aud ,f.iiars. md
has n,l With the m 81 ,s,en,tve sale ~ suy
back esct ,uLlithea. aud cav he touehsa ,,,,
l., the n''si tssrec,atie snd is.gss PeaA.eI.
'as Va tao tAltai Stst,., sbs hate had /,
safe
~ ensssqueurr q ia etcst esic l., lie .sr.
cilc litio ~ =" tn, Hi,rf.i " evscrs Py.csfs
| sfrf'rai Coiapd,,na. several eaost, we be en-
! made To arptaS,maio to its title hs sidiae a
| word &c contributing one w,rd far pnuu,et
~Hhth- t,ideht design H. psss Cd ether tc,.h.
Tor II. Bat ~ithis shott tine
SIT RtUts EDITION
t'sgta"' ""i barotscrd. has astsi sutrcp,i
'ippsly ssued. With the ssHe irtm and .,sr
"saci'y tie same Tiiie Page. and exact, the
| .aec = - -
| fNPOGRAPHiCAL AWRNNG NENr
Bui Dr. calserwott'' substituted for DIR. 4
VI, Ms"rieaa, and "Bss,on for New York =
and the wofds.
EsrKrsn according To Act "f t;ongrcss. ia tb,
1 ,tnr isji by ipStpH JEoW.
la the tietk's Ohcc uf the D,.,,iet touyt c
| tie Sra'hrrn District e, New Work
ONstI kD--AAD MARK
| 'he eo"tents, the su'Irct maIt,t, aud ftadiny
| tr
d, ENTIRELY DitFERENT
| pANinc "a" tcletcare ~ II" titit Which ~ 40
eumrd only Ia deceive aud ,ieitaai a, well the
bookseller, the lublis, ava the prolr.cto, u ne
wright.
/ u Is pt!ntel on poor, lio~nisli. diriy sapcr
MN pieer c"scr. II caa 30 known n l.o IRON
the mtscrabc and illcgibl 10 wood eats scattered
throughout its pages. The Copyright editor,
: cUntaiiis unDv.
B"alsr.!ers may have been deceived by The
es,et arraBgeiHebt uf tbc title ,.ast ana AS o.
F. honorable man viii enl 'lm.ei 10 be Az IA
/ stfnment
;, TO SwINDLE ruEPIBI.IC
by AhuwinIiy gnefIrIn spail oAs book. ppnr
Z tie reputation rs;abiisisI ~ tbs r,e IL. puf
chaser supl"ses lie obttls, uuI lut which h,
inqnircs, tais adr.t,i,, in-ut H. y snGAeic,I q
p"sn'e "i the fraud t" caaLis booksellers to l.,
! Oh their guard.
/ Tthafc afe any in the "a - 80 tot - -lipfnt
ana common honesty ~ tp be Win = pnttic,
4 IN DQiaa|otg tier Castcmvs
10 les. than ia, losal owner Of tie ltor,,, -
c"rAilth', 'tep- Wit be taken 10 .si,,te Tue NJ
ia the tbic.
y copy viii be sent to eac" Lank,cilvp ar Gi y
! h"ltb 'iV term, upon which ih,y vii bt iti
! ,'Nhed "uph r"ocil; 0i his or their card of al
dsess.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
Oregon.

Dates from Organ are 10 ID. 9Th of
May. Major J. s. Is,hA~ay. of lie L,
u. Army. lad trokea hi. leg W y Gail
'Yfom his iorse.
n rich specimen Of quartz had been
obtained from ledge II rpck IN The
west slope Of the cascade Range. near
the Williameu River. u il thought
that the cascade Range will pro'lac- Us
,icl, mines as any portion 81 california.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01
EStray.
Lumber.

nNE funded thousand good heart Shin.
~ PIE One Thensand feet square Tim.
her together with quantity Scunti,ng,
Boards, i.a,h. &c. io- sale hv
June -, 1859 o. l.. Robbins
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

Coz sOs sgttEtttbs.
.ukkl W. BE- 40 sasei''.'. spi seaf'' sF' - 70
SN'''' fl,ss 41sfts.~s
s'ga aas~u 80 se-s iss H,tiis 10 tst - so
NN.is e.<t = gszfs, u itssa.ag ~ -. eki{phsS,
at rsaea,s3 81 ia< ses Ussn htsss :,
sisid isaf f-js T. Ettf 10y.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

msnss vosks ars bsaeE ssmssurscs 10
bring sssse 10 sLx All Iae.. sshs ol
,a.m ssssieg \ sssstss = : zsiIIiSs =
dollars.
Senator Cviaps YIN. jtaspdae<d iai
10 The SerAts. " Ws.hlnksSS. eoeanns
'he titles Of sqasssefs. asd hss caused
Z gress dssi II iHdiUssgiou. a tsvc.
la'icH breks cai recently Ia lover cwii.
foreia. Fl
], Il said the revolutionary party hsd
isesa succss~isl. sesd hsa t.kth ,l,~ Town
of San 1snssy. Their al,ima'e in.ea-
lions M nod known sure saying they
intend 10 SCI ny IN inpependcrs rrra,,.
'ic--0hers that they will hois, the 4.
mer;can M~g. and claim protection ossis
American government.
Two srw Wing papers hsfe tee'l
started in San Franfistp.
The head quarters 81 ,l~ cslHcrnis
military division are hereafter TO =. nl
San f,snciscc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-01

HENRY HALL. E,ssas'
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S. Reward I.
Slmycd or Stolen.

KOM Tie suh.I"fi-
Ser, r lrri.t red Cow,
about nliddIing SIZE,
NJ the end OF one
horn broken off also
the right hip II liiie
loweriInn the other
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Bellows Falls, Jane 70, J -.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21
dead and living, was
Total

The above tare shows remarkable increase durn,
the last four years. commencing with the proclamation
the Republic During this period the press was compare
lively free absolutely in 1889 am curious Z
see what effect upon the press destined to have the pen
sonal despotic whose establishment marks n
commencement of the year 1852
While upon literary statistics let give the follow
ng which have lately met with in relation to German
The number Of booksellers and publishers in all Go,
many bohemia included) is 265l The cities contain
ing the greatest number of individuals engaged in the
professions Leipsic (saxe) 145 Berlin Prussia q
Vienna (Austria) So, Stuttgart (wurtemberg) co. am
S6. One hundred years ago n75o
there in Lepsic only thrtyone booksellers and
Berlin but six. At the book fair held in that year
Lepsc there represented but three hundred ant
fifty booksellers from all Germany Throughout In,
limits Of the German Confederation special licenses mr.,
required for all who follow this profession and in Prus
sia applicants for the license have to undergo an exam
nation adj hoe.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21

is not the policy of AUSTRIA to quarrel with sA,s,.
this time. The King and Government Of MAPLE drsaS
the restoration Of the French Empire worse than
Lord Palmerston the French Republic Every not
brings hint OF coming events all Of which point to E
the grave of MuRAT. The memory Of that dsshnp s;e
king has still strong party in Naples The NAM -
Murat is cherished by thousands with affection Tbe.s-
stored Bourbons have done little to induce the Nean;
PANS to forget the popular rule of the brayest Of l.
brave although long peace has been highly fayoraa
10 domestic prosperity. What is now called quiet in
pies ana Sicily nothing than handcued rebello
Inc news from PRUSSIA is not agreeable to the love,
constitutional government There is much reason To s
that the Prussan Upper Chamber is about to becop
house OF Peers, hereditary and nominated by the Cro,
AN attempt will also be made to modify the constia
uon u Inc second Chamber as to greatly weaken the
ana strengthen the executive power that bod
proposition for general revision of the constitution
as to effect this purpose has been thrown ont albon
supported by the Government by vote Of AZ oin. %
IL is SAID that Prussia is negotiating with Austria for HI
support should it be needed, in carrying out the re
grading measures of the former. Is It possible AL
Prussia can be so blind to her own best interests
There is very prevalent impression that the Ausrp
uoVernment has considerable msgvings as to its futu
reiauons with France An Austrian paper says
is OF great Importance to Austria to maintain sai
DINA as an intervening Power-to see the passes of 81
Alps In the hands of Sardinia rather than her own or bo
Z
support against the Elysee."
This Is great change, indeed and is full of import
Prince Schwarzenberg has been struck with apopexy
and is said to be in very dangerous state Conn
dApPony is Minister of Foreign Affairs pro tenn I'M
French President has addressed second note to ~
austrian Government assuring it Of his pacific policy
Sun the feeling seems to be g Doubt All the men,
bers OF the London Missionary and Bible Societies hc
have for many years resided in Pesth and other Hnao
ran towns have been ordered quit the Austrian nrol
vinces without delay, and by prescribed route.
Of Soy efa fho<T n
note in to the request of Austria Russia and he
Germanic Confederation respecting the pretended demon
cratic propaganda in London is of very tranquizne
nature.
JANUARY 3O.--We have rumor from France that the
decree conscating the Orleans property will be repealed
The unpopuarity of the measure both in and out Of
France will deter it is thought the President from pro-
cseding With Prince Jerome Bonaparte uncle to the
President has been appointed President of the Senate
From SPAIN there is report of imminent changes in
the Ministry" The NEApoLrTAN Ministry has also been
modified LOUIS NAPOLEON is said to have
claimed millions of francs from NAPLES as an
indemnity for the conscated of Murat
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25

AMERICAN WORK SHops--The number
Of clocks made in this country would rather
surprise one who is not somew what posted
in the matter. The Jerome Factory, Of
New Haven, makes, on an average, 600
per day! This is equal TO 1900 per week
1877 200 per year. These clocks sell on
IN average for 50 each, which shows thai
the annual earnings Of one Connecticut
clock establishment ioots up $50 600
Brewster g. Brown, Of Bristol. Connecticu,
also turn out an immense number Of these
popular time pieces. The firm sends 10
London alone IS, 900 clocks per year-or
about l,5C0 per week II must not he sup
posed, however, that the English consume
oil the clocks sent TO Great Britain, Tor III
not so-ihousands of them being sent lbro'
the London agents to all parts f,he world.
or 30 much importance is the American
clock trade 10 Ito commission ,nerchanls OF
The United Kingdom, thai The duties %
them have been lately reduced ten per
cent. Ia the way Of clock making. the
people Of Connecticut stake down. any
community in the world. They have re.
duced the thing 10 system, aud can, il
they choose, build clocks for q less price
per dozen than any other nation charges
for rat traps.
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pErffsraTISAI.


Why will you suffer the agonizing pains o. ms a,s
tressing complaint When YOU can be Cared iof -
cts: If yon will Davis Pain Killer according 70
dire ction. \,
Try II, tsurely will not hurt you and cost yoh ho'h
ing il ii does good; IL seldom, II ever iails
DIARRHSEA AND CHOLERA
II any doubts the magic power oi DAVIS iaii'
Killer 10 cure Diarahoea even ASlA1iC CHOLi-'
RIA, wise them 10 buy one IS cent botti. OF the
PAIN KILLER, and give il trial; We never Ahe" IL
to iai. See certificates in the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered all the horrors
OF Dyspepsia fully appreciate the value OF Perry
DAVIS Pain Killer; sovereign remedy for this disitvs-
sting nisease in ali its forms. ,,,,.
BOWEL COMPLAINT AND DYSENFERf:
No medicine offered to the public has beeh at
tended with snch trnm 2hant success in the cure OF
Bowel Complaint and pssentsry as Perry DAVIS ram
Killer; try ii be convinced.
PAINTERS CHOLlC:
Lyon paint fire wstA charcoal, ight with ohath
and Ne coiors live and breathe, thea sou can with
words give la int idea Of the magic efforts OF DAVIS
Pain Killer WHEN used according direction Tor that
distressing complaint Painters 1holic.
TOOTH ACHE:
To conarera peace is diihcultthib ne as Regards
tooth ache; charge OF the tas-iamed Fam hi!ier
ana IT will bout face and scatter
FEVER AND AGUE:
The effects OF Davis Pain Killer when tan en- accor'
ming to directions ii eases OF Chill and Fever iru-
ly arionshtus get Pamphlet from the agent ana rtad
Tor yourseli; We say try for il cannot hut you
BURNS:
For the relief and cure distressing Burns the ram
klIeris a sovereign REMEDY; and is equaiied by no
remedy hroash, 10 the American puelie try II
Ort he convinced,
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Joy TO THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
p AIN X Ill. IL X
a PAIN KILLER.

DHYSICIA Ms say that Davis Pain Killer Is one 2,
those valuable family articles which IS cacuialau
relieve an immense amount of suffering inctdent "
human life. Its action the system is many I'M,
like ms gicso the pain gone az ones.
For the almost miraculous extinction OF pam, "
medicine was ever discovered equal to the ram NJ
Ter. II used in certain eAtefnaIi! ana is''
nay but never eternay, like too many preparations
Full directions accompany each Bottle. =,
The Pain Killer aaost Immediately cure ~. ~ ~.
loving COMPLAINTS VIZ: Chiiis and Fever; Choiefa'
Cholera Morbus: Diarrhoea; severe Burns; pispeia,
Painters Cholic; Piles; Boils; General pepiti.s
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; swelled Jolh's'
Cramps and Spasms; Rheumatism; Pains in the Bach
aud Side ana various other complaints in TACT AZ Is
PAIN KILLER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
; IOPLNloS OF TIE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
u EIsIS IL LnI.IS. MO.

OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
! GIsTs OF 81 LOUIS, no.
ST LOUIS. March 5th, iSj!.
! We the Undersigned Druggists OF the City, have
been Acquainted with. and sold year Is past
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud We would
assure the pubite that N every instance so tar as Se
huow, has given tn best satisfaction 10 the purcha-
ser. We recommend It tothe pubic as an article
! OF G IlEAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. lntee !, We new
or knew an article OF Medicine become SO 1rseTycdly
popular in so short time which proved by the fac
Of its extensive safe au4 constantly increasing de-
mapd Signed,
CHARLES, blow = co, BACON. HYDE& &c.
BARNARD BROTHERS 4 COS SNOW y ShuTIi
FRANCIS WALTON \ MAkRENi
lDCPRE1 4 NORTON; NJ +. MEfIELL GO.
NOTICE To DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER
I The name PAN Killer belongs exclusively 90 tht
Proprietor oil this Medicine. Iaat ri bI has been re-
Gently sustained by court OF iaw, ana any person
found selling Article hs that name, and not OF the
manufacture Perry DAVIS son, viii be prosecuted
REWAREtl
Ofan article purportiag be the genuine Perry Davi
Pain Killer, rs CENT sEsf manufactured IN the cly
OF 81 Louis, and sold Throughout, the West the pas
ear 1tIs Ease counterfeit and the accompany ihe
Pamphlet vilaihous Forgery. II - easily tested by
mixing it with water, the counterfeit SIMPLY lmP-Tis
color the water While the Genuine article
var. OF another counterfeit article OF Pain KILLER a.
bout to be issued from St Louis under the auspices o'
one Phiiander Joues this name Is fictitious We Know
the names and reputation OF each and all this
villainoas gaag They portion Of ih- same crew
that counterfeted the Pain Killer in ~ Louis last
year TAcy ar. also engaged ia counierteIting val
nabte article ot Family Medicine called sm,hs Tonic
syrup. They notorious for this lind Of prdtiCal
operations. W. shall pabiish the names 81 these
CouHtertsittrs as sooa as learn that they have
made sales Of his counterfeit Perry Dttis Pam
Ksr. Beware Of I4wkefs! buy OF regular Agents
OF Druggists and Dealers that you kno" 10 be hon
est men.
Principal Once Tor the Sale Of the GENUINE PER-
RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the southern and Yves,
tern States No. College Btiiding Cinc unati ONO.
]. y. HARRIS y CO., Pfoprietors.
Henry Blsksley oil St Louis, Mo-, GeAL Ageu, for
Mo-. ILL., and Iowa.
Eidridge * son, Wholesale * Retail Agents, Day.
export; +. Il. tiaY, Bufington, Iowa; J. .. Mar
tin, Galena; VIM. r Norris, Rock island; $. H.
Nesnieth, Perry, Pike county, ILL.,, and By Drug
giSi- and dealers generally IN the United States
NJ irch 18Th, 1852 28.ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
A FINE farm on the road 10 Aliens Grove 4
n miles from Davenport. II contains i6o
acres Of first rate land about IS acres under fence
and in cultivation. The improvements are new
and consist OF comfortable and convenient
frame house OF rooms, and large'celiar, a"ell
OF good waler, cistern, frame stable, small or
chari, sc.
For further particulars enquire of the subsc,i-
Der | and halt miles from Christie's saw mill.
JNO RICH'D JACKSON.
June I1th 1852 4i-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
y. n. PARSONAGE.
PLUMBER, GLAzIER, PAINTER, PAPER,
HANGER, &c.

BaApY ST., BETWEEN 2n AND 30
TIVE subscriber begs TO return has sincere
J. thanks 10 those friends who have taFete5
him with their support and 10 inform the tultae-
itants Of Davenport and It's vIcintty thar he has
opened hi New Shop Oh Brady ST., between q.
pnd and Third SITS , and that he has always on
hand a choice assortment 81 Colofs and ready
Mixed Paints, Varnishes, &c.
Gliding. eronzing, Graining and Vanishing.
y b. Lit ard force Pumps, Hot and GeNe
Baths. later Closets, &c, made and tntsifeS
TO order on the shortest n0:lce.
Feh 1911. 1872. gil