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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28
Resolutions Of the Buffalo Convention of as

Uhereds we have assembled in Convention as
a union of .tteen'ea, for the sake Of Freedom,
forgetting all past political differences in COM
mon resolve to maintain the rights of Free La.
Dor against the aggrcssions of the Slave Power,
and to secure Free Soil for Free People:
And c6ereas the political Conventions recent
ly assembled at Baltimore and Philadelphia, the
one sitting the voice of great constituency
entitled to be heard in its deliberations and the
other abandoning its distinctive principles for
mere availability, have dissolved the National
party organizations heretofore existing, by NOM
mating for the Chief Masistracy of the United
States, under slaveholding dictation, candidates,
neither of whom can be supported by the oppo-
nents Of slavery extension without sacrifice o.
consistency, duty, and se.freepect!
And ,ehoreas these nominations, 50 made,
furnish the occasion and demonstrate the ne
ccssi;y Of the union Of the People under the
banners of Free Democracy, in a solemn and
formal declaration of their Independence of the
Stare ioper, and Of their fixed determination
to rescue the Federal Government from its con-
troll:
Resolroa, therefore, That VIC, the people hero
assembled, remembering the example Of our
fathers in the days Of the first Declaration Of In
dependence, putting our trust in God for the
triumph of our cause, and invoking Ills gui'
dance in our endcavors to advance it, do now
plant ourselves upon the NATIONAL PLAT
FORM OF FREEDOM, in opposition to thu
Sectional Platform of Slavery.
Resolced, That Slavery, in the several State
in this Union which recognise its existence, dc
pends upon State laws alone, which cannot b.
repealed or modified by the Federal Govern
mont, and for which laws that Government ar
not responsible. We therefore propose no in
reference by Congress with Slavery within tn
limits of any State.
Resoirea, That the PROVISO of Jefferson, I,
prohibit the existence of Slavery, after 1900, il
all the Territories of the U. States, Southern aEt
Northern the votes of six States and sixteel
delegates, in the Congress of 1854, for tho Pro
viso, to three States and seven delegates agains
it the actual exclusion of Slavery from IN
Northwestern Territory by the ORDINANCE
of 1887, unanimously adopted by the States il
Congress, and the entire history of that period
clearly show that it was the settled policy o
the Nation, not to extend, nAtionalize, or en-
courage, but to limit, localize, and discourag
Slavery ;'and to this policy, which should neve
have been departed from, the Government ough
to return.
Resolred, That our fathers ordained the Con
stitation of the United States, in order, amonI
other great national objects, to establish justice
promote the general welfare, and secure tn
blessings of Liberty; but expressly denied t
the Federal Government, which they created
all constitutional power to deprive any persol
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28
Important Decision in Texas respecting
Slaves

The Wesiern Ttridn contains n report Of n
case lately udjudicaicd IN the District Court
at San Antonio, involving an important ques-
lion relative to the servile population of Tex
ms. The case is thus stated 10y the Teridn:
"Marilla Arnold administrative of the
estate of Ilendrick Arnold, deceased, brought
suit to recover the negro girl Harriet, in the
possession OF George Martin, administrator
Of the estate Of James NewcOnib deceased.
"Mulin answered, that hs intestate had
bought the giIl Of Ilendrick Arnold during
Ills life time, under the obligation of freeing
her at the end of five years, md that he was
taking steps to discharge said obligation, hy
sending the girl TO free state, aud that the
girl was by the laws of Texas free, having
been born in the province of Texas, then
! part Of the government of Mexico, in tho
year 1897, aud ni,cr the formation of the con-
stitutiun OF COahuia aud Texas, alier which
no slaves were born in said states.
"Tho proof showed that IIarriet was the
issue of Dolly, who was brought from the
| United States MS n slave, about the year 1926,
to Auslin's Colony IN Texas, and that Harriet
wns born on the Brazos in July or August,
| 1897. Ii was also shown, that the constitu-
ton of Coahuia aud Texas was published in
BeXar in the emily part of April, 1897, md OH
the Brazos in the same month. Oliver Jones,
one Of the early settlers of Austn's Colony,
wns Examined on the stand, and stated TINT
slavery was not recognized in this country by
the laws of Mexico even prior TO the publi-
cation of the constitution of Conhuila and
Texas. His testimony wns fully corrobora-
ted hy the old inhabitants of this place.
Dolly was one of those declared slaves by
'ihe 9Il section OF The General Provisions OF
llle constitution OF the Republic OF Texas, IA
1850. Harriet having been born IN the
country was not embraced IN THIS provision
oi lI,e constitution
Inc ludge charged Inc jury, ihnt aceoVd-
ihs TO i!e laws OF MeAico' slavery did not ex-
ISL ~ inns country l,rlor 10 ihe constitution
III le3O; That even u Tie laws oil Mexico
were ahrogaled 10y tie revolution, the de-
claring those slaves VINO emlgra'ed TO the
country pror to the adoption OF the eonsti-
i''lon' would not make slaves OF tile issue
porn previous 10 'hat 'lne'
alt was admitted in argument, that il tho
laws Of Mexico, not positively repealed by
the laws of The new government, proprio pigore,
continued in iorce-no slave was born in
Texas prior TO the repeal of those laws in
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28
Resolutions Of The Pittsburgh Convention
The following is the platform adopted by the
Convention, as amended:
THE PLATFORM.

Convention, as amended:
THE PLATFORM.
Having assembled in National Convention as
the delegates of the Free Democracy of the u.
States, united by a common resolve to maintain
rights against wrongs, and Freedom against
Slavery confling in the intelligence, the pa
triotism, and the discriminating justice of the
American People; putting our trust in God for
the triumph Of our cause, and invoking his
guidance in our endeavors to advance two
now submit to the candid judgment of all men
the following declaration of principles and
measures;
! /. That Governments deriving their just pow
ers from the consent of the governed, are insti.
tuted among men to secure to all, those inalien-
able rights of life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness, with which they are endowed by
their Creator, and of which none can be deprived
by valid legislation, except for crime.
| 2. That the true mission of the American
Democracy Is to maintain the Liberties of the
People, the Sovereignty Of the States, and the
perpetuity oftho Union, by the impartial appli-
cation to public affairs, without sectional dis
ordinations of the fundamental principles Of
equal rights, strict justice, and economical ad-
ministration.
| 3. That the Federal Government is one OF
limited powers, derived solely from tho Consti-
tuition, and the grants of power therein ought
to be strictly construed, by all the departments
and agents of the government; and it is mex
pedient and dangerous to exercise doubtful con-
stitutional powers.
4. That the Constitution of the United States
ordained to form moro perfect union, to estab-
lish justice, and secure the blessings of liberty,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28
THE ANTI.SJAVRRY BUGLR,
Published ecery Saturday, at Sa,em, co., Co., O

TBRNs.-Sl 80 per anuumif paid in advance.
$l,7j per anuum If paid within the Grst six
months of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed
beyond six months.
IR-Wc occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
to he interested in the dissemination Of anti-sla-
very truth, with the hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their Influence to
extcndits circulation amone their friends
f.S~C1mmunications intended for insertion,
to be addressed to MAmus Il. ltoBiNsoN, Elitor.
All llothers to EMILY RoBfNsoN, Publishing Ag't.
j. HUDSON PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28

A correspondent of the Ohio Cultiyator
youches for the merit Of the followinge recipe
for making vinegar:
"Take and mix one quart Of molasses,
three gallons of (rain) water, and one pint of
yeast Let it ierment and stand for four
weeks, and thee will have the best Of vi-e-
gar"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-28
T II Z B u G l. L .
PLATFORMS.

For convenient reference we republish the
Democratic aud Wing Platforms aud lay
also side by side those constructed at Bulialo
aud Pittsburgh.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

Incfr 10 ud ttTm 81 Oid Sinirach comp ants " h n
Il does not to reach and remove at pnre. No
nlsUef hos bal they may h.. IL gives ln-isn, ye-
s'nss d'-e fcnaaves 1t the unpleasant syr1pin,n.
snt II only needs I" he fspealed fors short time
msse ,h..e good .i!.ct- rermateM PURITY OF
BLOOD sni tlEbk OF nONY fnilow at rncr |, l.
particularly excellent In cases nf Nausea Vomiting
Crsn,p' Srt-nsss 81 The pit OF the stomich ds,res,
amer iing, ~ cnti state OF The Blood Hrsyins.s
LoSness II Spirits. bespoHdercy fmhC lat ion, Weak.
urt>, tendency 80 tnFanity suicite hr
bf BptGHToN's PEPSiS is sold by nesriy all
the dealers in fine drugs and populst medic ne.
throughout the Chlisd States Il ~ PREPARED in Pow.
der rad Fluid nrn and in Ffetct lt!on walls fnf the
Use Of Physicians
Pusate ctreplsrs fur the nee of Phys,oiAns can be
chained e Df. Hnuehtcn OF his Arents desc'ih,tr
the whole rracoss Of preparation and giving thr
thnrric, upon stich The claims Of this neN remedy
arc htEei A. not q secret remedy 20 obicct ION
30 raised az ia by Physicians 10 fespec.
table SHADING ard REGULAR practice.
Pace, ONE DOLLAR per hnliis
~ OBSERVE Iill>-<UtTery bottle OF the cen.
uiue PkPsiN bears the written signature Of J $
HD'GHTON, NJ u, sole proprietor. Ph,isdriptia
IA Copy f,sht and Trade Mark secured
r1SIl BY all drue slsts aud dealer. 10 medic nes
For 81. by n I. >p10rci. Rutland, e J. CASE
B'sndon W Russell, iilalchury c e. Nichoi.
tas'ic'00 Ar. Roscoe. n haven. raJie. X Moor
ht.tloi w sprseus, a, G.. spear, Burlington
Rerf"'d GRAMS Montpelier II War,ucr W ;ad
~ hnthius & HhiGon, CuttlUssyi's i7tl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
'fiesl '.s'FFfs f"fi US POI " tf'Aif wv
.Sr/EtIIFIC EJIUENCE.

rARt LlABlG N ms ce'rtraioi seis 90 A. ma
,'fis.,. 90, sr,s-~' IA hrshc,Sl ILsssliEe flslJ
srtlnst,, 90 the ts,trss juee fnt, BE tesit's pre-
i.Is n.9 ~ fluC.us r1ct1bfsn. II thf sfut.sf O.
~ tsH tr ~hitb s,tpt~ Aft.ci'- Il e. \ f,a-s
sI.f srss ..li - ,sti'H-l has sst and digrstei
iu.i in NE usntt a, They suAa is 10 the hn'
snzn stomach
ht. tbNIl Va his Na'1.l.'s wfi'iors On the Fhys
sotogl IT 'H ys,tton ubstr.r~ thNt ,uHtnut ian q
tsr pr-u'fy e tic bs-tuc Jut.c - rfputncut ~
al ps~ttts ,sues IF ty'P' PEA. an3 he stated n al
di-t .ttru rheA pr'ts az Of medicine IN Inud'r
~ s4s severely efHrirf suh thfs con- rjaint find
Ing tNtf,thiHg r,e th ial. had rtnuts~ To HE Gas
frt Iuj'e. "tiainei fiou ths strrinch- Of iuius
ui.'i- ~tIfh ptusoI .nrI lei ty suocr.,iui
II tE iilAS. snttnf ~ the l,tnnus works IN
Nreriaht rtrt sHss; II - remarkable tact ~
;Nrt'hTN tha SIC sfctnr %. 81 animals cerAi-d
N us'-f imrau 80 the H,tt the property Of d,s.nir
hoe ynrons Art,'l II feed aus Vt ,froiiur kiui
II auihriai d'sest'on OF thtm IN no wise jnrrcnt
from tho nstnfsi ligr~,tVs ptucrss
Ca eos he Agent nod set 4 descriptive rit
Guitar, frai, Swine large afnnunt ri >crntiGc ~
iienre, s a. to the ahuyc, t"s-ii 81 With reports
Remarkable Cures rom alt 'lfis # h, United state.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
Bees! Bees! Bees!

Tux sutsctiiser being IN. oSner If GiIfnores Pa.
l.Ht nett" for managing aud feeding Bee. 10,
the c"noties Of "indham BENIN n sion Rutland, Al
u uh ofsnse feicspi the Town II thst-eaJ ard
" inusof i prfInfsi To ssli single or T.wn lights
a. may he desired. >'
f'th actual experiment m my own premises,
"se ase'ti"ed inst the feed Hecfsary fr ~ akIne
"n. GEMS s'uii also state that pic sugsr ma
oe urea a, cam9ousGl pan u a feed which msk.s
most excellent honey.
s,e'' ah1 out houses TIE expense Of IN yes 10 about
~ s%f according TO the gusgtiy made Acconps
n'hR 'h- deed - pamphlet giving all nece.ssry di'
so'ohs a. TO he building Of hive. and houses also
fo' managing the Rers
s'"f'e 'ghts, so liberal discount 10 clubs 70,
/ Tow fights "
Al ConmGacst 100. sdi,su.io tn. sub,, ,il.,.ili
fec"i'H prompt attention JGNESt COOK
j 'nrrish. v. " Tsi 1877 80.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
DIX GOODS
DRY GRoCERlCs.
a T the LADIES EXCHANGE, corner

4 7 the LADIES EACn \ NGE corner NJ
~ West 81. and Merchants Row, Rutland
VI, where nsy be- found Tor safe the follow
rug Goods, Va;
SIR ana cotton wsrpcd cashmcres, coburrs
aud ilpaccas All WOOL and cotton warn
Nern"s, Catherine strIpes, figured and wa.
tered br"rsdr, i.nriirs s'lk poplins, striped
and watored popiins, black silks. hinck and
colorcd shk ,cgcts prints aud cop per plate
from to - crnts-tsroinas, bishops and
Victoria Lawns Swiss, India Book and
Muii Mushns-pla,n figured, aud Bobene,
lar'. slk. linen, cnmbfIc, and cotton pocke,
handkcrch,els' black and Fnney sls era.
VAts' -'oouo OF, linen, sIlk cambria and
EpGINCs AND INSERTIONS.
Striped, PLAID and wfough, mu,lins tor cur
.ains striped, PLAID aud color,d canbrics-..
red, blue, ~'titc, and cotton aannels. i.inscy.
plaid', ir"cl'ns, bed te,Ings, striped shrt.
lugs, s"'eciss, paper camlities, IRISH Linens
brosn Hollands, 81. cotons, black 4 eolorrd
dU'hhgs and Jeans, crash, dtspers, m,itrns.
gloves, and Hose Of all kinds, shade tassels
aud cord whsiehones, buttons, pms. needle.
threads, black and epicred sewing silk DC.
I'ay State. Umpire State, and Water.
lao MNs long .Sha.ois, at Igeats
Prices.
AHkrne. brown cotton which will bc sold
tower ny ~ p's Mt than can he bought a,
any other STORE in the STATE.
pay GROCERIES or ALI. KINDS.
Green snd black t,ss, Java, R,o and cape
cofce, PiHie INTO, t. rl'eT, csts.s, ginger, mus
tatd, corn and " he at starch, cFsautartai.s 81
s"4s, 'aieiEios, nee, cocoa sl,Iis, @,s,as,
c,t'ca, mace, cloves, sSgo, indigo, tobacco,
shon sperm aud 'aiiow candles. All Kind.
II hard soap, tFurI sptF soI sIrIJ
The above Stock OF Good were BOUGHT
tor esih a, a." p'esert I<pN Eafss aud wi!l
- sold fot t3SH, fDHER than be BOUGHT
IL any cher Store ~ Vermont an not Ia
H. uade's d by any one. 'Qaic. Sales and
S.Gsli lfoG,s' is lny motto
CHARLES PACE.
u 'sod' fre"sca every week from Boz
sGa aud NcA YORK
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
BLACK RIVER
A8AD . 4 "a
LUDLOW, VT.
HNHE Sprng term Of eleven weeks will com.
u mcnco on Wednesday Feb 25th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

V1NHE SpuDg term Of eleven weeks will COM
u mencc on Wednesday Feb 25th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
{. IL. SMITH 4. NJ, Prime ral.
=. g STONE Assistant IN nc English nena-t
rneti s1f f"at hst a. feHBmsaEsip
:. 4. ~ TENt " u Teacher Of French kr
j.. &. ht hPHf, VI H., lecturer GA the Nst
NJ. u. l.. FLETCHER, P,eesr,res. and
The gratifying sGcrcs. which has ever attend
90 THE school u ssdficicbt lirocf Of the ability
and thotau2hr,s. IT is Instructor: aud the
tu1uc arc assured that increasing ~, r,,uiiI
he msdc 20 deserve and share its libstlIp patron.
age. tn.tEetlca Will he given n the irancho.
Usually tsught 10 our Aead, mics and M aim
al te g. ,-,f T. prepare those VIII remit 10
ths school, for Teachers, College, ~ the rrue.
/ teal corcoruGh lie.
Mons =. 4. Bnteaa, native 81 France and
40 srenm rlishsd Teacher vii give irs,runiion
in frtnch AMI also in llsiian aud Srsni,h II
dssiTei, hoas u. has given Instruction m hi,
satire language 10 th. institutions for the las,
year y. Ia the ngst fstterlHF success Arrange
mFnis have been n ads 20 secure excellent n.
Grarloh o. Music Drawing, Painting. tie
Ltsorcs NAY be expected a. usuAl. on Teach.
ing, Pht,Yi4 ~ s1l the Natural Science, sr.
eorai sHlcd With ample iNsf;rstious. raition
az here; lfsfe
htsiti ~ private families, 'Tom 81 80 t5gI75
ds'ioRs sli tAs pr e ot ErpS ,lons bat wills he
40 TOW As caG be Afforded s'any other s,Hliar
thttii4iiar.
GO aecerz n i,,inus 49, 80 'ufnl,lss o.
ne n"ti rfas1oatis f.rtls- l. lhtGt ~hy Siah
t.Ii.' Sc sae.f va has'i.
'lDaORTn
leler J.l s='. -.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATllOLICON.
Y>iHE undersign.
y - lInNlIo In.

IHE undersign'
ed, having be
romr AGENTS for
thisiN V 4 |. u A.
81. I. AiEptlNE
" ruid respectfully
inyite the aiten.
ljnunfthc afflicted
u tn. gratifying
success that has
attended It's use
wherever inIroduc.
ed, and IT'S happy
adaptation to the
cure OF the dir,fes'
ains diseases tor
which II il offered
Tits CATHOI.i.
con u in truth
one nithe GREAT
y Y EnlCAI.
DISCOVERIES II
me identified with
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
" u l. 4 s S ES

EA1E AHhIVAI.
NLW Orleans and West India Molss,e.
OF the new crop, aud At The late reduced
pfr.' Also Sugar hou.. Sytgp.
hAfeh -. !1I4 & BCkl 1 son
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
PAPER HANGINGS
ii. l.. SPEN GER,
"fder TO supply the unprecedented de
"'"' ''' MS new and rich styles of
G.OO5ul yyAglS3;n

CS1 |lS[J-.n
Tow opening new lot, this day received
Az WI" nave examined the assortment r.
celscd by HIM u few week. sino. n,'',. "
P''nHnncing the styles superior 10 nnvsvn'
before seen IN Rutland County, and "a. n,;.
eeS varying from q 10 80 cent. ne, ,nIn
most reasonable To those II rs only nees,.
saiy 70 say that this lot ones from The sam
Neh velvet, Satin, and Common Borden
".nao" rspe's sc .--elegsnt styles.
~ i"let'sfd are requested 10 call and
examine this stock Attn.
a, ht1L.so Corsrr Boossras,.
nan 81, nearly opposite the FrsnkIin ii.,,1
Two doors south n Court square
ECTLANDV1
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
GREEN MOUNTAIN MUTUAL
lie l. TIL ASSOCIATION,
NUNTPELlt.it VT.
Rates OF Yearly Payments.
81 Acssl snd .f,af,onoi parts If ,crfs tI
tspi1E
BETWEEN II ANp 80
0EflC RS.

! ERRAND +. MERRILL. PresL
4. L. THOMPSON, Vice Prest.
SETH THOMPSON. Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT. Treasurer.
hRRlN SMITH. Medical Examiner,
{. VI. RtBI.EE. Substitute.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
NOTICE

Alb persons who are lndettss 70
Sef'b"r either By note or on boos ~ ~,
respectfully requested to call $40 -
same without delay PhOC "
tsa,it Rutlsnd, Ian =. l-3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
PAIN KILLER

IStkkh hh''r Fsto k,ii.,. TIE 90 bsr fibs,, have
the aseacJ hf the sale Mn. cei.b,at.dartITio
tts rs oace sHf zee. {. mgr SoS
Rrtlsnd, Feb -, 1872
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
p E p 8 IN,

nR :. HpDbNrbS'> wanderful remedy for n
dig as,ion Dyspepsia ,Jaunj,ce, Liver conpia amt.
H-neti' Dsa'iiiy, aad Nervous Consumption curing
alter natures n~n method, by parurc's oWG se4nt
The Gisiuc Juice. For tale wholesale and r.i,ii by
the Agents C. BURT 4 SON
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
STATIONERY, sc.

OSn0 ENVELOPES OF various kinds,
-j\jO Fine and Common Cap and Lcue,
Paper, Fine Note and Bin PAPER, Steel Pen,
and Pen holders, India Rubber, &c. just reed
and for sale hy G.. Burr d. Sos.
POTASH at retail. by @. Brsr 4 SoS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
INSURANCE NOTICE.

Making 3i-l per cent. for the year ending
Aug. |, 1851. Said per centaye to be cast on
the original amount of the premium note, with.
out reference to any endorsement and to be paid
to the Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier, on
before the 18th day of October 1851 being the
day Of the annual meeting of said company.
As heretofore, u list of persons insured in the
several tawns, with the amount of assessments
due from each respectively. will be forwarded
L. the Representative elect to the legislature,
by whom moneys may he forwarded to the Office.
Will the members ofthe company please bear
in mind that, by sending the small amount OF
the assessment due from each, respectively to
the Office promptly, al the time specified, they
will much advance their own interests
ing Il vast amount Of labor in the Treasury
department, and to themselves rsidcrnhlc
item in postage and interest to which they will
be subjected in case. ofneglccil
}. T.. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Insurance office. Montpelier. Aug. II, ISL.
NJ. HAN Ms is ngent Tor said company, and
can be found At his house or at the Railroad
cars, at Rutland Depot, ut all times. 81
FOR SALE.
4 QUANTITY Of 8 by 4 Timber ef different
~ lengths, together with a variety Of other
kinds of lumber by q. l.. ROBBINS.
June l7ih, 1851.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-04-22
PIANOS 70 X SALE
AT cAsrLSroN SEMINARY.

rae n>CRtbtR would her h' ~
tst. the papic that h. has an hsnd hnd :
constantly receiving fianes OF ali prcrs
fte,, the celebrated Mandatory OF Hstitt
p.,t.x 60, of B,,t5p, which he viii set
l.. cash " approved er~du, 90 the moot fea
.anahlc ,rti,,s Having made arrangement
with sad Company. be ~'il srli ihcni cheap
- th,a ,h.y csa se obtained ~ the CITY .
rh,-e w,snng TO pofehasc brilliant ton'f
,n.tfnns,t, watrsn,cd for ono year, wa
please call be fctc pore ha.'nc clscwhrie.
T. HALLDCk.
Cnucton. A?r'l- :, i-al
Tn. rrtt,firs iaat T.. }, Halioek, oil CAS-
ilct,n, VI. ~ our authorized agent Tor 'h'
sale .. f,snn futics All instruments i'"n
oar ,ntautac;otv, ran b. bought a, as low
pr,fe ani xatrau,ed, as ,f purchased al ou'
Nhfc-fyo,ns.
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FEMALES.
hriti1n Is based an the fact that II will
, Gu nan nine teBths OF a class OF very preva
| len sNes, knuwnas
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ana "hlCh nave heretofore resisted he KIN and er'
lions of the mos, accomplished Physicians otal,
ines TO degree beyond that Of almost every
Other naaJy Ia ~hich the human family IL heir It
has afe.dy received The approha ion and liberal pat
fUnase OF very rany prominent nsmbers Of the Med
teal Faculty III he United States willing 10 abide
Tie irth and haN!|g due regard tur he welfare OF
thar vuieHis, and H. ~ rNtry way worthy tho con.
irpe" OF hr Ilitie asa siccc's'n! safe AMI cheap
ve"sdy pi itis tlditi'1li pf',f viii tc found in
the ptmphl-t IL winch the attention of Ladies' aud
Ptac iit"ncrs is repeatedly invited,
thi- medicine has never harr lnifuduc rd ts empty
0fsHni feprrssntaiouT. nor Is ~ rniruu'd that
~ pfef'ut YnpHi1f.,: stall be sustained by ntJ
dun bul ~ n'of'ts snd The appreciation Of thc pub
ne Ia" tAIUtliCoS IL hntA "cnTc all. but IL
iuienirJ express. fr those m piai incidental to
Vie teAPrCsh'e female Whct her married single
PsctArtus Trkgf, ~ Fa'lnt Of the womb FLUog
ALfrk ~ Whi'es; CHausic ISRLAmshIi1N AND
VI cRak7IDS nfthe WoNh, lsciDgS1lr Il rsnRRYaos
or F'H'~inr PAINptL, srPPRRss ri, AND iRkKCuIAR
Mthtf"uAri"H &c, NTH all heir accompany evils,
cancer 'tc"pied 40 matted how severe, or OF how
ionc siAn1irF
h-j-Psmp hlet.oan be hal sra,i.,, our nrnr Store.
LHAs. BDRTS son.
Druggists RutlaaJ.
REFERENCES.
r PEckbaM, NJ. D., Utica Ny
]. y tLEMi Nc. Nh. New Bedtri. Mlo.
fcorf, 2, Syracuse,
NJ u Mills N D Rochs-,er. Nv
REESE, N n Cay of Nes York,
{. DREltk, No Bi.i,mots, MI.
W. PkESLDIT " o Concord y "
Ceuira' DEPOT. 3os Hfosd~sy, New York. amG
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CRANE 6 SOAP

rRANES SOAP. by the use of this article
~ washing machines, wash boards and pound
ing barrels are superseded. Try it once For
sale by G. Bugr& sos
Rnilnnl Ech 1870
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rIkE COP LIVEK OIL,
CAREFULLY prepared only from fresh
and healthy Livers by Joseph Bennett, POS.
l"h' Also Bennett superior extrnets fer
hasofing Blanknang., Puddings. Pie, &c
for sale by e BURT * SON,
Rutland Feb "a 1872