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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

FATAL RAILROAD AccIrENr.--1oliu,
Glance, IA. lab rer zho on Saturday week ~as run
Al & BY car while lie was sitsnpuv pni.
the railroad uscs dioo yesterday h the a.. raa.r
ta In cons quencs OF the il5.fies reoelsea hs AZ.
!. m hold az inques. this mo-ring upon tos p.a'
800 - Ls:.Ye AZ i..!a.3 g ysau x 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

ANOTHER HoMIcIDE-A Moth.r Killed
yhu Son Escape Of the accused Mrs. Eliza BOnk.
lately residing No l47 varickst died at es-ly
hour on Wednesdsy morning, at the Bellevue Hos2ltJ
In consequence of violence inflicted upon her on the
18Th inst by her son, Samuel Blonk. Coroner Ives
ye,ierdsy held inquest upon the body when the fol-
lovipg testlmuny WAS adduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

STABBED HIMsELF.-A man naiheu
John MeMsnuus vss found Wednesday e.soaS 4.,is,
upon the sidewalk. Of East ana UfAno .slf uhs
o N sever. st.bs which he had inet-d acon - Th;,
10 adsransed state Of mind He was sksa 49,. al
teenth Vsra Police Station BY Ohcsr biu' sa h. m.
tended oy DR. Tbome, After ~hien re 10
Nav. You HospitAl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
FISK 4 RIcES EXPRESS.
- o. IT,

ESSENGEKS pass 10 a ffom all places
VI on route, Of Fit:hiurg, Worcester and
Nashua, vermont aud .Usss, Cheshire, Sal
ivan, and uiland aud Burlington Railroads
Connection, y It'll other companies are 81
arranged that al RxpreSs Matter can De for
ws'ded without delay 10 any part Of the T.
nted STATES, Csnadss, Prov,nees, or Europe
We assume no responsibility beyond ih'
terminus Of our routc-.
BsHafss. BanA .totes. sp,sis ana .H<rrhan
ditt generally. for y ards d sth drsPatcb
NOTES, DRAFTS, Bit, &C,
collected, paid or negotiated Stock, Pro
dnce, aud Merchandise, bought sold and
all kinds OF EIprc,s Bu a.Des. promptly ati.n
drd to.
~ sending mo1e ~ parcels 81 cous'drts
bio value, the amount must be- slated, nther
w,se w.. arr not frspons,hi" ~ case Of loss
beyond the snn OF MY doll-rs iuf shy one
paf.e!.
Al! paeksqf- ihonId be made compact a.
pu.sihlc, sud no pao tsgr III b" received ma
less ~ g,od order sod distinctly marked Al
express bu-,G@ss should bee srcpnipan
wan written orders ,un-.nied, and p.f.ouall,
signed.
i.etisfs eanuot be'akrn,i 10 be, rfoiiihi,
ed by the Poet Office D"rsr,m'
Anp.rkag.s should be marked f.sk d
Rices Erpre,s.
Princi,aIOiiice Railroad T. 'chspg- Boston
IMf FISK 4 RICE. Ptopfistn tor.
W lang.n- 4 y~st WtaisnA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
PRACTICAL PLUMBING

PRACTICAL PLUMBING
AVN" engaged riu"e,r at l,yca,.
experience IN all i,S branches cr ftansb
ing 20 the ors ri New York, Of nsdpuh,eJ
a,i'i,y. wr have ADDED thai branch to 90,
Gas aud Steam Fitting, sna ate now ,.f, par.
I'd TO do wnrh "a tina, Inc with ptomptn,. IS
aud despatch,
B,.Hs -iOr, COLD aad SHOWER
Put up "a the most approved styles
W,rth Ctosrrs. noftERS, WASH
BASINS and CORNER BASINS, on hand.
aud furnished with all The bxtutrs "a, New
York pfi,'s.
CLosrr pA>a, PLUG BASINS. fancy and
plain, with \ full assortment: og b"th Silver
and Brass Work, fnr sale Wholesale aud Re.
tail.
n g. Work done in an, par, ofthe conn
try
Orders or any article in the above 'inr,
from a distance, will mret prompt attention.
inf FIERCE 4 KING.
s1J River street, oppositc Troy Houac.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

GA young lad ran away from home
ed went to q tavern where he was
|uod by friend with a cigar in his
(osth, what made yoa leave hono,aid
le friend.
90 said he. father and mother we're
J sasey ,hat couldn't stand i,-so l
hit them
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

The anti cleaning house society is
son 70 60 into operation, being form
20 prevent 4 mans wife from dis
prbins his books aud papers during
vt dreadful season called house.
leaning.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

.
krnoLApy--Ibe sore Of Mr.. A
aia.. q ,h'. village. wa. broken in.
90 Thursday nigh, last, and robbed
,e o, ii,ree hundred dollars worth
rod, and something over twenty.
4, Ia nancy. which WAS in the draw
The Burglar entered by q back
sex, by boring she shutter In two
boenc;ng on one side and boring d;.
bly, across, fifty holes having been
nd. ssl 81 close together ms to cut
wood entirely away. The window
tsrc.d up with an iron bnr. There
10 doubt As 10 who the thief il. but
/. yt, matter Of doubt rs to his
l..u, location. and win be likely to
ain IN. Brandon Post.
BAKED iiASs.-Alost person, boil
hs. They are much better baked
baked right. Soak FOR an hour il,
an water. and ai,e dry and spread
III over with thin -four batter, and
j. in deep dish with sticks I'M
to keep i. oot Of the gravy
len fully done. take of the skin and
batter crushed on the flesh side
sc, away to cool. You will find
Jerry delicious, bu. to rich for dys,
k,ics.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
=
DlEHU.

In fawIct, VI. April Path. Of congestion
Of the BRAN. Mary Anne, youngest dsughle
Of Nark \. and Sarah A Wooster, aged
wears and ) months.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29


sfAtE. Dt \t,ai,Ni toe. ,,,",."," ~
District ~ Nu;iari ~. thatat Srceiti see
sion Of tho Pr"hitc Court of the SAID District
Of tsut'np held ut Rutiaud ~ aHl tor Said Dis
uci TN ,7'h day OF March, A.D 1852.
Present Hon. iiarNrv Button, Jidg~,
Wh-rc1', Th,Mil & Newton, addiois-
traitor WITHIN ,,u, Slate Of III" estate Of Me.
Surytnr Perry tate widow of Ezrkcl Ferry
lat. 81: Mtdiri0wn ~ r,,d district deceased
tr.- >ta,c) late Of lli. S,alc Of New yuik
deceased ,n,cstai" has thnN Jay pTes' 1'rf h,
the sad ir"nate Court petitipu IN wrIilny
! t!crcia setting forth crt,tn f,c,s whereby
At ap,cars ,hat II " nrcrSsars 10 srll the real
".i,t. ui sad d, ceas,d Within tnis sat" Ia
ilrifay thn e.p"ns", 81 administration and
! therefore tcrn"stu- sad CDuri 10 grant htri
a i'crn-r 10 ,,ll sad teal estate suualcd -
/ sad ,lld"lrt"Wr
! Tho-ctrrc, Il - oidrfc rs crur trai ia"
| hv7rtng ard J"ct-'on ut Ns.u ".ilinn b" ara
I the me are here b RETIRE" -irtrd Sos
s,nn OF sad c"ur' 10 he held NJ the Office 81 'ur
u"gisier al sad CONT ~ En, and 81 .a'd dts
no, on the 1T Monday being the ,iI day OF
pri j. - i-Tg, and that nu'ice thrrrnt be-
| wen by publishing certified copy oi ,,'
| +, cor, ofilii- order thee weeks tucrrr-at-i,
( previous thereto N newspaper circulating
| ~ ihe nci. iborbood ~ those interested q
! therein NAV take motto. ,lIrrcai and teen anf
| there appear he fore sad cnuri and qne bond
| for the payment of ssideSpensrs or "ibcrw ,.'
ohlrrs 10 the granting OF sad iicehse II the!
sc cause.
Il rue copy Of record.
! ~ HENRY iI.fLi. Register
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

l, is curiosity to fad school
ls;er who does not wish to be under
pod tha. be knows more than any
be else.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

~ Bob, what business did your
her follow = q -
!, was something CONNECTED with
|nk--but whether i, WAS banker or
nkrup., blow me if l can tell.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

|T.I have called 10 collect bill OF
(ur father sad n gentleman to a youth
DO VAS sitting in his fathers counting
BIN.
fWell,' said the precocious lad, father
pit pay you---he has suspended
/ Suspended! What do you mean ?
MAS a rich man yesterday
Well. he hung Himself las. nigh,
vi,hsianiing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
NQAnHmUIos
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, 200
|s0'es, 1000 Swine and $500 sheep.
PsicEs. Beef Caiiie.--More aciiv-
p MAS exhibited This week than last
I'd better prices ve'e obtained for a
ss quality. We quote Extra " 30
rs' quality 100 second do. $50; @ &"
a,rd as $50.
Working Oxeb.--Sales ss, 81, 100,
oS and 100.
Cove and Calye. Sales l9, 23 %,
~, IS, = IS.
Stores, Gales noticed.
sAesp-salss $40, AIS $50, $50
b7.
ssine-6 - er snws, c IL for
Ar7sA Al retail 9 aad 7 2.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
(lAllais..as.rs' Aaiies.

WI The ssbsrI btIs hs,sg apr oistsd BY tho
'ion Probate Ges't tea Ne d.ss at Of fsrLs
'ct, .StrU,i.AiSsrfs ~ Es.Ue, sA2nit sns A..
yust 81 C.ais.s s6a d. siauds IS al Fstr"i.s
agni ssi Iss cstsIs Of itrrty L eAsJi'sa Ia. 80
HsDLstSt>t 10 r-sd al-lrvs Ssf.a.d, IrIt,
go e 10 so' 80, ald 90 sshths II. Hi a.. ~
iAJ 81 Marsh ts5Z isirg S'"~,a ~ sS'a tea',
ftr ttst Wfs ., ss 10 i.srsf,rs isFsly Ss-
GSt.ss ihat ~ viii tiis p.I a. ~, tGslrtse 81,
car 'sd bFf"iyin,st 81 ihe Sr ding f'vss -
e =. humtst "a ss.d fsLtsfdiVs, "a IL. lst
Astsf5oys VI Suft sLc ssl i'E, .sr ssi i'fs4
stui ise!pcL y. NJ p, s''f slSL - fs,s ast..
Dsts4 IS h3ss- istns, tsS ~ d4y Of a.r y.
1879 q = .uNafI. C,Ayi
4: JrsTis ~ SsiNG2 I o., -.
O. rDN Dtr - -, ~ 80.
BINDING. htsui<G.
OLD Dy"s, n ~ ~ IA rspfrs a.' ssh
T. r'~sstrs 'sssst u Goa . bset sts.-6
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
BAND BOXES
LvUIA KIHHEKS

NV HtEi'If.
100 pas ysDs Trt 4. ansr, ii,a.. Asyi.sI ~ q
shsss -aiisa .si mot go sp'a oi-sa ~ tsst.
LfkEHiSE
. req isrss r'n-t - r.sfss and ~~s-ss a., Nea.
EsSs 49, Co Eo.a,.4 4 .alSt ~ f,.h 80 =
fsns.d All ne sEfk ~uid - sstsrtsi %, -
srA ~ 80 - a ~ gefief sisss ~ ksss tAsar
is"t'~--s;is 80 III siss e r.f'y ts.rf " - Il
80 'sfr i'ts fn.s 'iDass SfGT "Sk
bgrf~s<, ".rs.s L4st.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

EyOuaI1s
The Members Of C~en Mountain Temple
of Honor No. !, will meet At the s OF rs
Hall in West Rutland, next Monday Eve a,
: o'clock. Nm n LISCOMD, W. r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

ALUtBLg SALvEs.--Take "a ID.
IN, | OF. CASTLE soap. l ". Venice
Jsni!ne, ! OF. sweet oi,--meIt all
ke,hcr and cool in wafer. and work
ike shoemaker's way.
be above is fsom our friend Igaac
llier. who assures that il is al. an
pie for burns. sprains and wounds
hll kinds, on man or beast Ohio
bitirNfor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
SAVE YorR MONEY.
CHARLES r TR1E 8AN 4 co.
ItA,. rssts,s, aopss. ssn ta,j
IMPORTERS d JjRbERS,
lA4 BROADWAY,

tess rr's'n sevrn ~ usIasr srskssl
aysDvy rDS1sIsa
nANE noe 90 Rad. ssH ~iit 10 r~re,vsee
j day tL'eogh ths rFa..p. MN GOODS
a,tst, irc,n the Gareisesn s.abafss4nTtt.. asd
Cas Atet,oxs, ftsh, fsshio~stie, fssey Ssk
Millinery Gocas. oss stpcs 81 ,.ch k,hbu.,
comprise every tssssty Of the laltsi and sDo.t
besaisfai designs imported
Nsny Of oar envAs afe manufactured "a.
t'sssi. 60 "as order, scm oar Own irstro. a,s
patterns. add Stand sEsi, allied We cGt, cur
roojs ,sr ost Fs,h, al io-tr prize. THAI arg
credit Noast In America can srptS.
Al retehAsers Viii tLa u greatly 10 their
inirrcsi To fcssrve portion 81 ,asir III a"y and
msss .si,euopf fror osf great variety 81 rich
CHEAP eeaas
Rhbsu. rnh for Bonnei,, Cap. sssee, and
Belts.
Rsuhct si!ts ss,in., Grapes, Li,fe, and
Tsric;op-.
tmBfoi.etie., Csiisn, Chcm,.eiis, Cspes.
Berthe.
Habit, Sleeves, Cas-, Eisin G. and inserting,.
tmi,olderci Revere, Lace and Hsm.ti,,h
| Csmbrir Hdkts
biends, illusions, and Embr o,d cd LIRE, fer
/ Cans.
I Embroidered Laecs for shaws, Man,illa.,
| and Wells
! Iiuniun, Neehien, vai,ne!crc. aud Bu~.el.
, Isc,s
Engii.h and wots Thread, Sm,rta, i.l,lc.
! Thread, and Cotton Eeera
Md. Lsre Thread, ssik, and Sewing >ilt,
Gloves ard Mnts.
| French aud AwericsH Artificial Tiowcrs
I French Lace. Eaglish. American, and Italian.
s,raw bonre,s and Trimming
| January, 1881. l1n3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
BARRETT s. son.

A RE now receiving rsry large iaroiee Of
II English, French, aud American Prints,
G'nghams Ch.mbrays; Wool aud Cotton
Warp Drls,nes ropln-. Barges Barge
Dela,nes !nu.i,ns Lawns, BTk Col d and
Fog d S,iks Jaconets, &c
iJ'Th- pubic viii find 1t for their ndvan,
tsge 10 examine this STOCK before purchasing
else where.
Also
81 X and Col d Broadcl",hs PLAIN and Fan.
~ Doc-kins and Cass,metes SILK, Sltin,
vsi-ncs, Worstrd and Marsetiics V.s,ings
81 K, Blue, Green and olive Cashmarcts snd
Lama Cloths; Tweeds, Jeans Plain and
Fancy Linens for Vests aud Pants Cam.
brosn. Fancy Cotton Goods for Coats and
Pants, &c. &C
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

A LESSON IN ARITHMETIC Teach
Suppose | we're TO shoot at a uest
th Eve birds in it, and kill three,
" many would De left 2
John Three, sir.
Teache. No, two would be left,
u isnoramns.
John No there wouldn't; the
rec sho. would be left aud the other
. would be flied away.
u jane put the baby to sleep with
Pdaoam, aud then bring me my rar>
p' ard revolver. ! am going To at
fda meeting for the anelioralon Of
Condition of the human race.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
SASH, DOORS 4 BLINDS.

NNNU, UVUES y DEINUD,
HNHE undersigned would announce to
u the citizens of Rutland and vicinity,
that hc is manufacturing the above articles
cheaper for cash u.an they have ever been
soid ~ this vic,nhy To those who are
building, or aboui 10 build, | would call at
t.niion 20 NY prices, wb ch ihey may asccr q.
tan by addressing me p si-paid
Wo!k cnps,attly on bnnd and made 10 or.
dor a, the shortest nGt!cc. All rders from
a distance promptly attended 10.
=. W. STILES.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

10 RgsruRg 4 Lpsr ArrnTIrE.--
he Pillow says. take sliced sentian
\. one fourth OUNCE, fresh lemon
orange ounce each, aud maceratc
, pint Of boiling water, and cool ;
N add ,inc;ure Of rhubarb one or. =,
ppouna :incture cardamons hal an
ice. spiri.s red lavender a fourth
% OUNCE. loaf sugar two ounces -
Re, . anal vino glass full early in
morning.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

Mospsr. Msrea,. ~, 1852.
APPLES--Dri~ per H.. Cal
BtTIER-N. j. 4 vi. Dairy l.ssQ
Com dairy X ,tuse tai.
CHEESE-rrme. per IL. 7i.3ae
Fair. 5ag
EGGS--Per doscn, II
FLOU r. Genrsee, fancy pr bbl 4,s7o.
do extra. 5,2jd3. -
Ohio, common AS
do fancy 49,
do extra. 5,25o5 80
CRAlN-Corn. northern, hus. 90
Soaihefn white. C.a6j
WheHi. western 9ia ~
Rye, per Sc 10. T2o7j
Oats. northern SO lbs &laA?
Oats. eastern 80
White Besn,, bu. ! ,2jaI.7j
POTATOES Per bus. 45aG0
fOlIVR(-Per 10. Gal 2
WOOL-Fleeers per ID. ems. +2aii
Full blood Me,,no. Joa40
"a do do ;}ja3.J
- do d. 3la3a
Common, 2Sn30
Wool skins. GOAL. %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
Brushes,

D0AISr. Varn,sh. Fancy, Hair, Shaving
u tia,, Cloth, Shoe, Dust and Horse
brushes, 6ra'nmng 1ouls at manufacturer
prres. Sold wholesale and retail by
BARRETT 4 SON
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
fIIE, riCE
TO FARMERS,

VIE celebrated Ih.rm"inctr thu,ns
j seed Sowers Garden T.ois Hay Out
tiers; liArrows; Or Iokrs: Flows; Jn,,iya.
tore k"-s. Spades, Shovcis. Manure. Forks
Tree Scrapcr.. Bush Hooks, Wheeiba rrowt,
Cow Tirs, ,Ioor Rollers ard Hang. RS. Hinge,
&c. ne. For sale at the Rutland Agricuiu u.
raj Warehouse. BARI EFT, son & co.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
f.nMMissIINLAs NurICE.

20 WMIHsIVNtWN NVTUt.
WE tie 'u6'er'ber. bs'"; sfn"'@ @,',, D.;
M Euttanl .otrEaissInners To receive examine
AID adjust all claim. and Gctsands 81 al rer.
sous agsins, the estate -. i!"nce ti"rk, late
Of MsIletnpn ~ sad ii'irict drceassd. re .
'e-cn,sI insoirent and s,1 mUn'h, from tho go
daJ Vi Match lG32 Icing allowed " 'ai e"sr'
~, ,hat uurpo,e. We do therefore hereby gre
pu.ir. tLa, re will attend 10 tie bn'in1ss %:
our s.i4 appointu,er, a, jans' Cart, Once,
A Middieto~n on the ~ Notisy ia May and
the 81 Mosiay 10 July aext from 100 eiotk A.
NJ natil / DC och r. Al ~ each Of ED days
Dated at Mldaleio~n tie II day oi Arri iJ'l
J j.. ,,l b pnss Commissioners.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
From Eagle Bridge :
FREIGHT TRAINS

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Leave Troy at 10 A NJ, reach Eagle Bridge a
i23n =. ~.
Leave Eagle Bridge -, r NJ. reach Troy .
325 70 NJ
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

rcw. itsrs from The N'dSisbs,y
- Tbs, tao r'iseness, NAKED
..vs sad 0so,,ts~, escaped frvm
| "a ,,., pise. IN ss arasy evening
! The, snoa have bsen sssised BY
n. ,e-e,a os,,,dc. by means II . fsi,e
\ isca ctcsr~ would osher~ise
I, .~-a impossible. &c are infsrmcd.
a,, .,uies circasnsancos. Morton
|, esarssl nth ihcA. and Ghos,ia~
n ~. s..sah ~i,h in'eut 10 Nil.
ealscsoLY ACCIDENT We learn
ID. BonaAss Pest, tina. two boys
nd Caro-, sgcd IS and Z years. re-.
- st,ou, '~o miles south u tina, vii.
.s.oA ,rosyb ior tsaA, on Sunday
Ard ,eniarcd o'a spon tho food
,eh r.-.y the interval between their
DC srd Otter Geek and we're drown.
.. nisl, be eApec;e.l,in Consequence.
lie focsh urse,iing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29

BOSTON PRICES CURRENT.
roe wool aSp torsrsr psopecr
c,rs'fsa ~ F.erss. 4 WpsS r-r..,.S.,.., NJ,
easess, No LIT ~ uss gfe,,t fgs.sss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
DRESS GOODS.
q HURT Il som

ARE receiving the most splendid Dress
Goods Tor the present and approaching sea-
soE.
| 3arsgo De!aines printed and plan Bafages,
Chaliy Dr!sin-s, Gnghams, printed Jaco-
nrits aud Muslns
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-29
Passengers Il Baggage

Try April -, ls5l l6tI
STATE or VERMONT, BE II remembered
District Of RnIand, rs, ! that at a SPECIAL
| session q. the Probate Court ot the said Dis
| trict Of Rutland held at Rutland in and for
said District on the ooh day OF April 4. y.
lB5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-26
$ CLOUD OF WITNESSES.


We have crrih-n'cs from HIM. ilrnry Clny anil r
VI. J"iB<on-nnc from CHpt Canrnt brother to til,
eminent Physician the President of the lrcnch r.
public. VIII" cured ola Rsfc nir-m al years stan
ling-,lso, from Robert tiaut rheumatism sc Gu
year Mr., Oldham. Baltimore Custom House. dread
i'l r"se Of Dyspepsia nm, from iadr"ds Of other All
nin-t ad'u n ere hh> teen -Hr n al rn-lim
y Ia iavUr ufnny ntrr- medicine which Is pleasant
and taken in such ~u1 quantities
GREATER HEIGBT or TIES 7LWONY CiN
scr Be CHEN.
Were there trhiy cur,.s--wn wonderful cure
made by amy other medicine, Al we rs. Of the ,ilicr
ed il, thu, ,i,ry ny iamPtons 1egcnblc Tinrturr III
purifier of the bp" and nll chronic diseases,
~ Dv-pep>ia Rheumatism. Scrft' and MI conpuins
of the stomach bow. Is, &c.
PAM hi rs, with history Of the medicine. with
tificatcs OF many wonderful may be had al '
stores bnying the Tncturr for stlr. gratis.
fou"Sr il to Yourself 10 cali and get pamphlet, II
may ~ tn" means ~ curing y'n. For sale by
JOHN H. SEAf Lyr riiburs.
MORTIMER < MOWBRAY. Bu.timnrc-
may lG--w1v md DRUGGISTS generally.
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~ Testimony If George W Goodrich Esq. in
ofChro;c i'tiam'nu,nr, Reumu'i-m i,wo year. s,un.
ding:
EALIisoRE, Ian. ~. 1852.
Me-srs Mortimfr & NJ wbrn, Gent. :: rrl il It
duty owe tony rf and the community To speak in
commentator of your justly celebrated ilampnI's We
getahe Tiucurr have been afflicted Tor the last
YEAR with the chronic nnmmrtory ,in un,a' m. III IT,
srvrr.si form. unable walk without support Huvire
henrd of valuable medicine deemed il expedite
10 give it trial and utter using er BOTTLES. wa-
ierccaty Surprised to find myself entirely relieved in
that most bnribe disease which the human frame il
.uhjcri to.
d" take great plensprc in ding Ham ton,
Vegetable Tinr,nf, nlI afflicted, a. wns a certain
1h'i permanent remedy
ire cannot DE-" thai justice your celrilr'd med
ieiEc il merits. hat IN conc would MI la
are !lirted give i, n sair trial.
Very respectfully yours, &C.
GEO OF W GCOpRjCk,
No. % Second street, Baltimore.
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THE WORLD w0veP before saw
Medicine.
HAMrroN's vEGErA DIE TINCTuRE,
The gren discovery cf he ago eni Read Read.
Joy to the Woria-Hope FIR the .5gseted-Mo,r tc.-
tsmonv from Hone IN
BETTER THAN GOLD!
PoRrsxocrM, July 3. 1871.
Mr. j. +. Bonsh-Dcar Sir feel il n duty To make
kn"wn the benefits have derived from DR.. Hamptous
Vegetable Tincturc. For a number Of years | have
suffered from disease, but to greater degree for the
last three years. One of the forms If my disease
Dyspepsia. From this dreadful mnlady suffered
such All extent that life really burden. The mt
nck OF it different that any other PER
son of whom have heard. At times il was vr,'
like pdPitation Of The heart There was constan
beating and humping about the region ct my stomach
heart and chest. Some 81 the attacks would last fo
weeks My stomach much distcnded, with Gem
slant pain, great weakness. and constipation of ,n
bowels cruld not cat the simple food witn'',t
pain also suffered greatly from disease % the Md
neys with constant pan IN the back. Icoold walk
~ with great difficulty. tried nearly all of the
celebrated patent medicine. of the day. bur found
r"ii"f had also the hest rnrd.ral attendancr. Ore
ut my physicians frankly told 70 useless inr me-
to b" paying him for advice he could d., no good
gave up almost in despair. and thought my ds.asr
certainty ncurablc. At this junrturc heard of Ilaar-
TONS EGsTABLE TIScruRE. I r fused Civ, il tIi
a. although persuaded 10y my friends. unit pur-
chased few bottles nnJ requested try il. After
mc-mv con6de,r. ;ncr.,a ..J--an'I ,,, I ,,...
huttles nv Dvsn.n; ~ ,;a, - Ill ,i
nearly il not entirely cured. feel -cf new man
and IN better health thnn tor years. am couiidrn,
ErsBtE T,Scrrpr a,nc
Since INV cure nav. rcrommc,Jod ,h, T;n,,or. :,
a number nf mv frc.J. ,,bo b,y, ia no., ,u.,'aat,
1t. Some OF the cures have been rapid and eGmll,
wonderful as mine.
Presen, nv re.per,. "a, Ncsr Nr,;,.r g A.
bray the proprctor. of ,h;s x,lu,hI. r,.J;r;n.,,
saw 10 them Its yaIre i bcvod ,r;, ;, ,nd g., ~,
cure and wbnt have wi,,asscd Il Il, f,,. ~, 81,
crs | shall ever f.al !, M. III, -, ,,,., I; . ~,
suffering. | have no d,,ubt lon, Tim, many y,ln,ll
live. will br nd lx its, L., H. an; 80 !
will cas- side tbc;r pre;,, ,;,es ,,a ,;x ! ,;l
Y,mrs ,ro., ,,,cc,f,lIv
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VTlR0aNnAy.sAts xsurt sf monthly session held
Y for the esunty Of CAmPbeIi, ON Monday, the l4th
day Of July, 1852.
Fleming Saunders and Edward wasts. executor. o.
Mary Watts decd, md William Watts. and Edward
W. Ssuneer~ committee Of Martina Wata Prfs.
agaiss
Thomas Fox. Sheriff 1t Campbell county, and such
administrtm Of John Murcluson decd, snd Wilson
Murciusou Defu.
This day t,is a be heard ON the Dill,
Of the defendant Thomas Fux Sheriff OF Camp
he'll and a. such sdmni-tror of John Murcluson, and
the order If publication made in this cause ut April
term Of this court the year 1851. against tho abssnt
defendant William Murcuson and urged by counsel:
md il appearing the court by the affidavit Of H. H.
Glass filed this eause, that the said order OF Pubiica-
ton sas duly published fur four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the Lynchburg Republican, = newspaper published in
the tawn Of yuchburs-and the said William Murclnson
having failed appear and file his answer, the bill of
the ,,niis, him. is taken for confrssed-where
upon doth adndge order md decree that Ed
win r. Page. commissioner Of this court, do tnke an
account ofth personal of hn Murrluson decd
in the hnnds Of Thomas Fox. Shcrif aforesaid. and
as nf said John Mrc.uson and ascertain
thrrany portion of said personal or
be appropriated the payment Of the debts due the
Plaintiff and that the said commissioner ascernin also
the fee simple value If the of Lind in the bill
Toned and the probable annual rents Of said 10 and
report his proceedings this in order Tor final
decree. A eopy-Tcsfe.
t-s GEO. WIN. DABNEY, C.