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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

Ey0R AUSTRALIA-THE A NO. l NEW YORK BUILT
clipper packet TEXAS 900 tons capacity is
and will vail froE New York on the 18th Of April
lar packet ship New York 2os
PASSENGERS being constructed improved plan and
without regard to expense we'll ventilated spacious and
elegant fitted With I've tiers Of berths nearly all single
the same height Of cabin feet where Other
ships have three tiers double berths The bsrths /.
tbs second cabin built TO leave airy and light
passage next the sides Of the ship thus avoiding the
hanging knees Of ship tbs berths also the
and unhealthy stencil srsng from bgs water p the Az
peFenoed and efficient oaptsn and officers and provided
with and be Of the best quality Onefourth Of passage
money rsmitted will secure passage for which sppy &c
THOMAS H SANFORD 80 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ATEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany through to San Francisco via Aspinwall and
Panama at greatly reduced ratesNo deteption the
Ishmus-The and fast side wheel steamship UNCLE
SAM, 1000 tons, William A Mills, commander, will leave
New York for Aspin wall Navy Bay from pier No North
river Tuesday 9th April at three O'Clock p NJ
cisey Meeting with tho and magnificent side wheel
double engine steamship C0RTES, so tons, Thomas b.
Cooper commander which steamer viii be in readiae
receive the Uncle Sans passengers and
Immediately for San Francisco Ths accommodations aud
ventilation OF the Cortes all that be desired Her
SPEED lblished tho between New York aud
Panams and while the Pacao coastJ is unsurpassed
Every exertiou will he made the OF shs
comfort petition and nfsty Passengers will be
iapde the wharf az Aspnwell taking tho Panama Rail
road cautioned that sckets Tor this Company
i)IS only at d Broadway.
mail bag is made at she sbov, office uudol tho
United Sa Postselew Tor tho eonveaisnee o. tho public
LroR SAN FRANCIsCo-THr BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER
L REINDEER, built ny Dnnsd Mckay, whose ships
rags hundred day1. The Reindeer will sail N few
days Apply to J. s. OAkFoRD, % Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MAY DE 80
suited with confidence diseases. His prac zoe
over twenty years his present location enables Ut
such Inducements can be obtained no wnere e
In this city, with two honorable oxceP'iohS W
speedy and permanent cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

DAGE BACON CO., BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO.
Ca-Exohanre London, Valparaiso and the principal
cities OF the United States for sale 80 suit Coec
tons made OF San Francisco in the interior Of the State
American Exchange Bank Messrs Duncan, Sherman Co..
New YOrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice Is hereby given that the following
linton has been presented IN the Board Of Assistant Alder
men:-To grade and pave Fourth avenue, from Thirty
fourth to Forteth street and lay out the in con
mty with the ordnance adopted by the Common Council in
1851 All persons interested having objections thereto
requested TO present them in writing to the at
his office, on or before the NTH day Of April next.
March ~ 1858. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOK PORT
.iA.ss. 20. :ss:nshP GOLDEN AGE SOC TON. sur.h.s
or about the 18th Nay This steamship Of the size sud
strength and In avery equal 70 tho Collins line o.
steamer and believed will prove to be the fastest
steamship n ne World Her accommodations for ara.
steamer ever built Rates passass-First class ladies'
saloon tIo hrse Glass upper saloon tye, second
SD third eass t50 The books opeu For srsigh,
&c passage apply e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

CLIPPERS PER CLIPPER LEvANTER, CAPTAIN
Foansbee at Pier II East river will please hand in their
bills Of lading for signature at few tons Of very
light freight DO taken IL Immediately applied for.
SUTTON * CO., "A Wall street.
YACHTS FOR sAIE.-THE TWO SPLENDID YACHTS
j Undine and Syren, they lay in the Atlantic
Dock at Brooklyn with sails furn
ture &o 81 Y hs best SrSfs Apply %
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). HOWARD SON. Asonts. 81 Broadway.

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
etsMshps Of hi. lins are httsd with pat
nearly and beautiful clipper ship NIMROD, Capt
james Nohol will succeed the Oregon ninth ship Of Tho
above line and sail from New York for Melbourne PORT
Philip on Oh: oth April punets.y BY application
quantities Of which provided for the Of
The prices of passage IS foowsSsoon first cabin sos
except wines and aSes soap and s9xs. tn:
feet Of luggage allowed TO each adult No bsrhs will be
considered secured till 1t least onethrd the
cabin fitted up superior for families and oshsr
price An experienced surgeon each vessel and
every requisite for the comfort Of
vidsd free charge The Nmrod very saer andh
superb for Her saloon l. % fsst
ted The propretors Of this the and only regular line
deem to state that Of their vessels have
been obliged stop 1t port for supplies first GLASS
vessel will succeed the Emrod and sail the 10Th Of Nay
A. w. CAMERON, JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES.-STUYVE-
l SAINT Institute $50 BroadwayNow open, the and
valuable collection of Phnraonic and Polemaie remains
imported direct from Egypt and formed by DR. Abbott dur
ing residence Of upwards Of twenty years in the East
mission SO cents children half Catalogues sale
the rooms. Open during the day aad evening.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25
A Mutation.

Two young officers were travelling
in the far West, when they stopped to
take supper at a small roadside tavern,
kept by very rough Yankee woman.
The landlady, in calico sun-bonnei,
and bare feet, stood at the head Of the
table 10 pour out She inquired Of her
guest. if they chose long sweetening,
or short sweeicnins in their coffee. +"
The first officer, supposing that long
swectening meant large portion Of
that article, chose ii accordingly What
was his dismay when he saw their host
css dip her finger deep down into an
earthen jar Of honey ,ha, stood near
her, and then stir it l,he finger round
ia The coffee He companion, seeing
this, preferred short sweelening.
| lpOn which the woman picked up a
large lamp Of maple sugar iAa, lay ia 4
brown paper on the hoor beside her,
and biting of piece, pot il into BIZ
cup. Bolh the gentlemen dispensed
with ooHee that evening. Thin anec-
doie We heard from the sister Of one oi
those oficerA- Miss Leslie.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

ears with his hands, "marrliu' two wives
and comm couriin' the third. Co
long Clear ont /"
Even Mrs. Peabody, who was nchn-
cd TO put iu word Ton the cnlpril was
silcnccd. Susan turned from him Ia
horror and in despair be hcd 70 the
railway station, hoily pursued by The
clamorous and indignant Frcnchwoman.
That afternoon. as Miss Susan Pea
body was walking towards the village,
she was overtakcn by Mr.. Jonathan
Doubikins, dressed in his best, and dri-
wing his fast going horses before his
Sunday -roto-mectiug chaisc. lie
rcncd up, and accosted her,
Halo, Sukc get in aud take a
ride"
" Don't kccr if | do, Jonathan re-
piled the young lady, accepting the
proilcrcd seat
" | sny, YOU" said Jonathan grinning,
"that ere city chap turned out a poorly
pup, aint he.
"lt's dreadful, If its true" replied the
young lady.
You had nnrrcr escape, didn't
yoi' pursued The old lover hut he
warnt never of no account, anyhow.
What do the folks think about IL"
"Thcy hain't said word since he
cleared out"
" Forget that night | rode home with
you from snging-school Z" asked iona
than, suddenly branching oil.
"No, hain't," replied the young la
dy, blushine and smiling ut the samc
time.
Rcmember them apples gin your"
"Oh, yes"
swell, they was good. wasn't thcyS'
"First-ratc, Jonathan"
Got a hull orchard full of them kind
or fruit, Suke," said Jonathan, sugges-
lively"
! SUSAN was Slltlll,
CHANG" exclaimed jonathan, put
ting the braid on the black horse.
"Have you any idea where you're go
ing, SukeI"
aim going TO the village"
No you haint--you are going along
with me"
"Where TO 2"
Providence aud you don't como
back till you're Mrs Doubikins--no
how you can fix it,
allow you talk, jonathan"
"Darn the old folks !" said Jonathan
putting on the string again, "cf ! was to
leave you with them much longer, they
they would be tradin' you oil on som,
city feller with half dozen wives al
ready"
The next day, as Mr. and Mrs. Dou
blekins was returning home in ihei
chaisc, Jonathan said conGdcniially:
"May as well tell you now, Suke
for haint any secrets from you, tina
Gusset never see them women aior'
they came stoppin into your house an'
blowed him up, had, though. Cos
me ten dollars. Thunder ] ,caohe,
'cm what 10 say, and expect they don'
/, well Old Gusset may be shop
keeper, but if he expects to 20 ahea,
of jonathan Doubikins, lac must get al
plaguicr sight nrIicr mornings !"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25
A New Mode of R0hbine.

About Two months ago, an elderly
gentleman, while walking Ia some of
our public streets, had his watch nb-
stracied from his pocket in very mys-
tcrious manner. lie afterwards offered
a reward Of twenty dollars for its re-
covery, and stated that 40 questions
would be asked Of the person who re-
turned the watch. He had, however,
given up all hopes Of ever finding his
watch, which was valuable family rel
ic, when, one day last week, while ia
Wall street, he was addressed by a gem
tccly dressed man somewhat in this
style -
" Sir, you lost a watch some time ago,
for the return OF which you advertised
a reward Of twenty dollars, and no
questions to be asked
." ! did" said the gentleman.
" Are you ready to pay the money
agrceably 10 the advertisement = said
the person.
A" | am" said he
Well, here is your watch"
The gentleman then paid the money,
aud pat the watch into his pocket, re-
marking al the same time, " cant i'm
agine how lost H.
We'll, ! will tell you, said the ihiei.
(" Don't you remember person KNOX
ing asains, you the day you los, your
watch =
Il do" said the gentleman.
Then II was," F" said the rogue coolly.
that II wa. taken from your pocket,
and will Show you how 1t eas done.
The villain, suidng 'he aclion 10 The
words, jo,llgd violently against the gen
ileman, shich some shat disturbed bis
equilibrium. The latter Nas perfectly
satisfied with ihc explanation, and turn
ing upon bic heel, leh the thief and went
into hi. Office, where he tod the story
to bic friends, and congratulated himself
upon h,s unexpected good fortune
~lf yea have any doabls," faid ILe
gentleman. Il All shos you tl4e Aateh.
And puuing bic hand 10 his pocket, 10
l. grea, surprise and morihaa,on, he
folu3 that ihe ihcf bad stolen his watch
second time. and bad escaped with !,
and the tarniy dollars hcside.
We have narrated il,c aDoSe occur
fraoe As i ma toli 20 " By ff'end d
ihe oA gentleman aud ve believe Il "a
b. true.--f \. 1. fDsi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

with such desperation Of imraticnce' for
| say nothing you do not deserve to
hear"
Very wei" said Kate calming her
self ] do no, say your rcproaehes nre
undcser,cd. But granting am the
cold deceitful thing YOU call me--you
know this state OF things cannot contin-
ne"
AYES, know it,"
"Wellr
Mr. Wellington's brow gathered dark
" his eyes flashed with determination;
his lips curled with scorn.
81 have made up my mind, that
we should not live together any longer.
am tired of being called the husband
of the splendid Mrs. Wellington, ]
will move in my circle; YOU shall shine
in yours, ! shall place no restraints
on your actions, nor shall you ON mine.
We will be free"
But the world!' shrickcd poor Kate
trembling
The world will admire you the same
and what more do you drsiref" ask
ed her husband bitterly. "This mar
ringe of hands and not of hearts is mock
cry We have played the farce long
enough. Few understa nd the true
meaning Of husband and wife but do
you know what it shonld mean? DO
you feel that the only true union is that
Of love and sympathy; Then enough
of this mummery. Farewell. | go TO
consult friends about the terms of a sep
Grafton. Nay, do not trcmble, and cry,
and cling to me now--for ! shall be lib
eral to you. As much of my fortune
shall be yours MS you desire"
lie pushed her from him. She fell
upon the sofa. From heart torn with
anguish she shriekcd aloud
Frank Frank why did ] send
you from me? Why was blind till
sight brought me misery 2
She lay upon the sofa sobbing and
weeping passionately. Graduately her
grief seemed TO exhaust itself; her
breathing became calm; her eyes and
checks dry. Her head lay peacefully
on her arm, over which swept her dis
lcveled tresses-uniil with start she
cried out:
Frank oh Frank, come back ~
"Herc am said soft voice by her
side.
She raised her head. She opened
her astonished eyes. Frank was stand
ing before her
''You have been asleep" he said
smiling kindly.
"Asleep 7"
And dreaming, too, should say
not pleasantly either"
Dreaming 7" murmurcd Kate, and
is it all dream =
IL hope so" said Frank. You
could not mean TO send me from you so
cruelty, knew. So | waited in your
fathers study, where have been talk
ing with him all of an hour. / came
back to plead my cause once more, aud
found you here, where ieii you asleep.
"Oh what horrid dream !" muir
INJURED Kate, rubbing her eyes. =" 1t
was so like terrible reality that
shudacr now to think of it. / thought
| was married"
And would THAT be so horrible r
asked Frank. 81 hope, then, that you
did not dream that you were married tc
me-"
No-I thought | gave my hand
without my heart
"Then il you gave me your hand
it would not be without your hearii
mo Frank" said Kate, her bright
eyes beaming happily through her tears
"and here it is"
She placed her fair hand in his--he
kissed it in transport.
And soon there was a real marriage
not splendid, but happy one fol
lowed by life OF love and contenlment
and that was the marriage Of Franz
Minot and Kate Yale.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

FATAL Accursf TO Louis Ssv.
fNrTESrn. Your danphin /, dead. Mr.
Putnam. lis mamma. Mr. Mary Ann
Williams, has given him the coup d.
grace. She personally appeared" be-
fore Alfred Fulton, Juslic. of the Peace,
ia the county Of Franklin, Ia the State
Of Now fork, on The 2slb day of March,
aud made AFFIDAVIT that the magazine
bourbon aas brf natural offspring. and
that one Thomas Williams, sho has for
some years been a. dead as Louis XVII.
xas be natural l,aiernal parent. As
Mrs " dDes moi Weld the pen of
ready writer. she .isned her dauphin
killing document With a PROSTATE X,
and The Rev. Eleazer Williams mus.
hereai,ef. and for all time 10 eons, b.
considered, not the dsaphin, bot the en-
daaphin We hope the Puinaias will
settle pension upon him worthy q his
puiaiiye lineage lle has done more
10 give nCioneiy 10 their monthly, d.aa
ten thousand dollars worth u or,f,aasy
advertising eoald have effected Iias.
ing proved god enoagh Morgan
unlii after The eleciion," se hepe be-
all be sell cared fyf nos Aa, has
niaa.on 10 folhllsd. Wee Ia gun
mon -- ,andsy Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25
cam AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING N CuioRF.
Ct'T.S FERNkSHD TO ORDER

Nslufly ~, sneans end y"u muluply the re-uits,'
- fbs established aiss in business thst has
made the r'unrs ~ tuIsaidf nt men that have rom
n.n.ed With poihinr bat their individual ehierSi.e
T. oeirud uHin- The siuut Of the sra lslstutty de
Ahds that 70 nSutc success IN business should
than usual sssuAiHs To uterti H. tustoatrs
c,tns ~ mans shup u he it d"s quietly
aud waits &c thrIu, wiuoui riiinF he basinfs- hc
tHnN n. lis mFih A. well irhi candle and place II
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To y 778fHTHFE u ~ FFH'F" NV
THE B1L.H or GiLEiD.
EspesislIy Females.

In eVrt, conceivable oondituu Of life, II recommends
Itself Ia superior IN lsrt "i eraet 10 any "i the
nusrfo,is CON i-aindr concentrated undet the
,aehsnsisr name 81 " sArssParas-"
IL act hne To ic, rUfTc,r DE tone of is rotn-
Ash stnethoi tie objective urFaus stimulates lhe
liver tn hosthF ariinn sue ieHt tn TIN oil the I'm
l,ute aud irsisun,ais retfrons, mparis pirl!t nrh
ness and yttau O. thr hiuzd. cfeulsirs Il freely,
anufs sing and removing impure dhI-isis, sirsngth
eu. the nervous - STEM tu-trTps the onstninn IA all
u. strength and iHpars GLOW u healIh and heHhi,
uf cfsupisainn.
Tn - Vegetable spirit, pleasant 10 tsks, and
p.ffrcliy cafe a. he ussd IN any state II hes even
" th. nlast delicate female child
I'rtff Osf Dsiiar per Baftie,
bey sold hy BrurFsfs Ernerallr Wholesale and
R.thh nnFF,st. ~ ll be suiGed "u arflieaii"n oihs
Frrfietifs,
FuNDt MORSE, Agents, Main and Washington
STREETS. hutiahd, VI
Wv. ALEXANDER A CO.. fioPns,"f'l
~ ia NJ j ilaTflat Il Asiur iinusrl NrH Nurk.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25
JOHN c. MILLER'S
Patent Pulling. Washing and

u'hs Undsr.iga.d, having purchased
i the shriuslVu nEht - ufssuiastufs aud Nsnd
TOE Atsive hafsed mAfhiass "a uInsi ot The United
rtat~s s pfrlHfed o. sii afdrrs that may 10
esu arisd 20 hifE D. n nt-rt ~ba is ar an
sl,9fisad asrni t nsnrinrttH teiniy ith prnnld
nuss He fsirts the gsahiif o. ihs io ihg iestinsni
81 rsiAtlts O. tts greet Suf'h. JAMES u. BENNETT.
henHihg,an, Va, Nafh le, l-sA
We ths HHdetsi susd. having ased John Nllofs
Patent ~ ssfiins Msfns. uss hrsFfliis recnnfiisud
q - isasisss tss ssi sud uis~t snuspts MAfhinf
asf Anshiug y hssr ever ussa ard feel rHnhafg'
ttsi fiet a 20 s.s lrfisit saiisnsa wtti iu f-rfurm
snrs siths.aFh tiisg ussB bAtt isn islgrntli dsap
t4nist i.srrflfs iH t,f .drfIHF "A sflcls 81 uis
same i.afi.-s, vhirh as a Hfihicss
tasttt o. tsa.s sft ftrsH = tscrHi
~. s .suHs a. vnl1s,
Htsss fsItrts 49, heTH trf'tt
h q Hnff1. tHrfaf tfsafTs
90 y sanfssas. nfsaF Haulrsust
shtsi tt Hei asEas, u So HlIa4 scot offros.
q n suAs rssaiH~t sHL4ss
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sEsHs-t
ataana tGlhs, sts HHsstf sttsts
.tses - iffsf g" t'tf rrsfaei
a. - ttfFa q. -
gaas suHaF, 80 o 'N f"N.F
a. a. 4suFats 80 49, -. ftt'
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I, ssrsae, So g. H' s''s "N'''
D taFaafs
4 ESQ., ssrtE p.sss.
tl.,-.....gt., Nfrh I- ls.A lbHu
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MoRTIMORE'-
BIT r E II G O II ID / A l.
RIDDD pERIEIER.

s..s..,..,.'.'..s.'.ss'.. '..'ssss'..s,.s..a'.s''s'
Thi, inv sstushle preparation has obtained ropn-
isul, wherever inirdnred uhpfecsd sdsned "a the has
TT, u Any ahst pfrlaTstID bTuught before he pub
Iic. The multiplied thousands who have used 1t, and
have isah1ed IT. selpas effects IN ronoN ing disease
And Restoring tn. Nervous system,
now herald Ia the world possessing the most ga
peuut ViTiue- known tu the Mstrra Medtcs. Phys
clans the hrst standing in the profession use and
prescribe Il as the mu~t elective
.hieraiipe ard Blood Pur!fyev erer knoicr.
Neuralgia, General Debility md NerVDus Affections,
DyrI~psia % Indi sesun, IS'-s uf iPpete, Nervous
Headsrhc ~ - 81 lilnpd tothe Head, t"suNeners
st lrrKuiaTt.s u the egve els. rlcGucy in the side,
FiAtH enry PalIstaiion ui the isSrt Dsfcult Breath
ine rf,stfstun II the NcrNuu - stem Nunhb"ss,
Night Sweat. oT Affections ID the iung-, JHnhdtco,
pisrsses II ID. kidh " arrangements. irregularities,
s,periaily with irnAirs, producing Debility aud fr
ifsfiun II fhe Nervous System tutaneou- Erupiinhs
OF IIuuas af the Bu,d these OF paints are readily
tstnog I'd by the Of this Cordial.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

q The Chinese do every lhing d.f-
ferem from anybody else. W have
q jael iof pulling the boot from ihe
foot the aovery land inhabitants,
on the contrary, have an instrument for
pulling ihc man from The boot. Having
lra placed lhe br0gan la a vice ihey
apily a yoke ,hsps ieyer 10 your neck,
and lhis j, worked BY self acting
wheel which only stops its acton when
your boH o. bead comes a lusen-
.oas, i,u't az
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THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE


is farstshsa etth the mast approved
i tsFffftsfs asff a fhs Hft. OF 49, sut ht ff sdal
# sssssru finiins msftars is is0Fsffd 10 sts
sisF1 nts a. iaaf Ahfr4. ifra<i lHi's
Z 81 aas fsra fhs iafsrsi utaiauIsh sifrt dus
~ ttats usrf 80 tnucsus.
An tssais assd BY tfssehHf Ethiaitara.
SO ,sads assa - Patent Ard,sins Dssirfss
tu iinas uHrd hf Thshig,fai C,,inpsnis.
Ah tiias usrd hy Itftirgists.
a. tieas Used a., nsiif-gaas,
Al siftas ~. - rrnadirai ncssep,
An kltt. astt ht h-'k+silsfr,
AZ adj usad 20 ~ hdtas ana Arhdtmies,
Al ktHds ua-a hs rutau pfhssn,
~ tnfs used hl Netharirs II sli irSir'.
AZ tinds sea ~ iiuracut.sqpisis,
~ kiNas vHed tl Artsts Fpnsfsi,s
ti taas used bs -stisl A-Fentur.,
An tisas assd w Nrrrhsnts.
~ sis5s a.~d By Mannfssturrp,
40 biHds assl hf Hanks,
til B tnds used tt iururanee once,
aii tind. nsrd o. i,pfrHs Nen.
40 tina- a.ed ~ rHs.s-iansi A-n,
AZ kih8s assd hl lltsrap Sufsetss
AZ finas used ~ 'tsiussilur- ~ law.
Anc ~ tinds ~ fiSih aud fAncs fuHttHg to- The
different Tfaass and pflftssti.us KrnFfHip.
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MORTlMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

fbIis truly celebrated r.fusd dial pre-
i pafstiun- efhcacous aliks tor each and uNcD de.
senpaion II Rheumatic plants il already to- VEIL
ksaWn and esteemed thpa ghout the United states Ia
fr.se am lengthy Butioo of iU paramount yir,Bes.
N rfaAit s he fctfde incuTshle and Distressing
di-esse fuu th. >, -em, and stands unrvaliod m the
I,asunacl Of medicine.
We do not propose make unqualified siAtrdoent-,
OF 10 force nosruH before the Iublic bat smPl, tn
request uos. ulost inter, sted,
SUpFIRIRS THEMSELVES.
procure ir,an the Agent IN their vicinity cifcnlsr,
and only read the testimony II those " lio have
experienced it. inValuab. curative Istwers, but To
writ. 10 az call upon, the convaesrents 80 that the
statement. ma, einenate froiB tho fountain head
carss hich will ratisf, the inerdulpus and
bs which the reputation of the Remedy Is certain of
bcing sustained Wnt- also to the fn,pfietor-, who
will AeroTd every information, had furnish names of
undnubtrd character fnm ever srettuB OF the Union,
numbering among them snme ui the most eminent
Fh, seisHs, ,irfgym.n, Editors, and prominent uiti
- ns rendering tie reliability and efficacy ofthc rem,
ed, t,oyona the reach ui doubt ~ d,-trust
NoRTIMoRE'S
RHEU MATIC COMPOUND
- vegetable eAtfact an internal remedy, prepared
.ipets,ly tor thi. disease and this twi cure 10
.Ior form, Indamnatory (AoHte) {" Chfunic, no mat
tsI sf how lose standing.
Sold Ia Rutland by FOND & MORSE.
Tho above have al=p tf salo
1XE GREfT iLIERA TIVE,
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Mn. Grumpy sonisrs that - many
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TUNED she declared hat Il else la~gef
queti .ltrd hrr ia a rfoss manner. ssc
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Drf-s.--One may obser,e that NO
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than meH 10 alorn lhe safufe - iheif
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