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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-15
For Me Married.


"nE VI FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY"
j. a command that should he chuorlally ohcyed by
the children nf men. Dr. Ldrisir's lsRe Ccri'a, ~
Puicrrativc Fltr tTesrriied A. an enetnAl rsstofa
tive oi Debility, lnIe trncy ot BHueBnes and
all nonnlaritie, ofnatufc. II Is all that II prpiersesio
he, Vrz Natures Great Restorative, and remedy Tot
those In the married state without unspTnp. II IL "a
ettain cure i'r seminal omssions, General debiliy,
elect, Weakness OF the Genital Organs, Nervous 81
fsctinns, LcncnrrhceH Whites. As an invigvrating
medicine u Is unequalud.
TO OWNERS or AND DEALERS IN HORSES.
Cartoons Founder Ointment.
Tor the cure Of Founder, Split Haof IIoof bound hor
scs, and contracted ard feyerish Fert wounds, brt
so- IN the aesh, Called BACKS, Cracked Heels. Kicks.
Cdriton's Ring Bone Cure.
far the curo u Hing Bone Blood SPAWN, bone SPAWN.
NindsAils, and sPlint---s certain remedy,
Cartons Condition Po,rders for Horses, &c.
The changes Of weather and season win the change
OF a~e and iced have very great effect upon the blood
and -nuous nuid- II hof-e~. !, u nj hcse changes
they require an assistant To nature 10 throw of any
~. RIDER of the hnds nf the body thar NAV haye been
inb,bod, ana whirh, u MT attended a. will result In
the yellow Water, lIeavos, Worms, Botis, &r. Al
Of which viii be prevented by giving one II these
pow der; and VIII At any time cure wh-" sny syinp
toms Of diseases APPEAR u uesd In time. They panty
the blood, remove all Dfamnh,tos and fever, Ipsssn
III. kin. clennss tic water. and invrofstr the whole
hliy, enabur them a. do mote work with the same
feed The acton ~ these powders l. direct npon all
The sccTeiive slandsand eref they have the same
effect upon the Horse, the o. The A-s, and all llert
bad state OF blood, speedily cured by them. Csr
faoH-Relncmbor and ask ior Cartons Condition Pow
desp, and take no other.
Cartoons nerre and bone Liin,mtnf for horses
and The cure OF s diseases Of beast ,hrs
quire external Application, and f,r contracted cords
and muscles, strengthen weak limbs. and also used
fer sprans bruises saddle CALLS swellod legs, Of
all Kinds on horses.
cfRLToN's articles for horses and cattle arc pre-
pared from the recipe ~ very celebrated English
iaHioT and wiz cure IN ninety nine eases out Of one
hundred any ~ the above complaint. They have
boon used by Farmers, livery men, stage pnoprieors
and Others, with tho most marked aud decided success
CAUTloN.-Nona eau he genuine unless you hnd
the Il J. Carlton Comstaek on tho wrspper Of
earh article. Remember this, az theii articles have
been extensively tnnnterfetcd Of late, look and find
the pfnpdet1rs' name, Carlton Comstoek ks, never
buy without
csntion.--All Of the above named articles arr sold
only by coms'eok Brother, Street, Pctors Place,
directly IN rear 81 the Astnf House. between barclay
and Nesscy sts., one door irm Barclay and one block
from broadway, New York, TO whom all orders mus,
be drecIed.
Also by ". T. spencer, Rn,isnd. Webb A. Cook.
REFUSES Point n ", and by on. s,orekeepsf In sysry
town, Gail and get an Almanac gratis
4y-ll--c,w
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THs GREAT TuRk,sA
REMEDY FOR badness.
And for invigcratlng and Identifying As n.r

A. toist autrlo, ~ bcsutuine Ala ss,fass "A.
haii 80, slsl' sea ~ health, sunaN,ob, h ~.
eaaAl~d IT, risitiyt ensii,,e, are ~ h.llcw. ia
u Trees the head inm asnduf strtr gssen, th, ~.
imrars hrslth and Nirui - the tirrus,icn ma a.,
vent. The hsu ehshrinr thls, - ee',inf srs, eaa-.
o causes Tire hair ~ cut beautifully whsA aea. as ID,
% ttoT nirhi
This nAim Ia made nm the crisihal ,rssp, n,,s,,
~ from The curinal Turk,sh iisksu uhssir,ssi q
ronsianuneple, where n u universally ussa- II.
Turks have always hren celebrated 90 thsi, Node
tat skt w conialund,uF the fichcit perfumes ara al
uihei ariCles. 10 afkey the aromatic bets, a. II
Witch tn. Rain u comp. s,d, slnust uniytfa.p
known and used M the han. Hence roe II haia
thin bead at hair ,s rntreiy nnkuuWh IN Inst
country We w,sh has trial a. he ms.ls Il tAta
WI de nl'fe :" ,e9Nince You 81 ~ Nrnes thNh aAihs
advertisements than can te pnhiislsed And that an
MAJ be able " iis virtres ~, put ~ n i.ss,
boitios a, the lou Iaice OF 50 cent. I~f h,ilc
Remember the genuine has the sienstun 81 Cen.
stock Brother On the spleHdid wnrrsr
DEATH
Can be aud has been prevented Ia ihouSAbas Of t.ss.
b. this natun's own femrdy
Jsdsss's CAr,sioaf Erirsrf ~
cherry and Iuuguort,
This medicine unlike musi VI tue patent trmsaiss
II the day s the result At the CAREFUL study AND sxp,
ucnce ct scicnthc aid experienced ihyssiAn The
iwa principal Hsredieai- have leng been known and
WILD onraRY BARK
When The strength ofthts !, pgoYcfN extracted ne
hest medicine known tn ruung doc Wsf,t Cufhs ana
othor fuluonary aiseeses, V isons The PHI rn and
enables The sufferer 10 esPectase ea-ih and alot,
viii cure tho wort celd cough, which !. neglected
always leads 70 cohsnniptinr.
IL NGNNORT
This Is plaHi the virtues 81 Which are knovn 10
hut few n hiss been sand hN the nusi leafnea nsh e
alt umes, that mature has provided rcmedy h4safh
and every disraso, and fhc 81 that ~, daily
made, g. 10 pnNV ~ ruth. innrwpu v auabiless
the remedy dn.igntd b, nature inf consumption lls
heating propuetes arr 'ruN wNna'rtul and thu rapid
ity with which cures The wort cases ~ liberated
Lrng-, soothing aud Suhdunf all irritation, almost
immcdiatny pn'of ot u. AdSrstion :" this disease
Thttc tive articles ocnbaHea nA ofier rprelF strds
lie ingredients fni iuedcinc that = cefiain 10 tfe
thr wurat fascs - Consumption II taken heiote the
sufferers entirely pfosistcd. po MI be discouraged,
q trial con de- no harm, but VIII convince the most
skeptiesl ~ ~ real worth,
Caa'uR.-n protect out own well ~ tho iniefrs,
III Tie eosinve sufferer, We are obliged To- caution
all ~ hRd the signature 81 Comstock nrnfher The
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The assi Important Discovery ever

ntlia Tifs rfuof saiciy Lamp and Feeder
nsfniur Fhi,i saa b. 'i.sa vith igrf'ci safety. We
rorvaoe ihp tu,-i ssiiali ~ thrif sifsfi fiis
otcf every ether riuii Lamp PlosEe ran aad exam
,ne at zoe Drug stu q
FOND & MORSE
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NEW YORK san Tn4oisc.i sic1uistip iahr /.
y fImps-cl nf Ncu eiraIu .tIp Ha.fed sfafa4 fTlI
pc hlfasn. on tiif Afftur Oreans NeW @iaan.iiiH
sfsff .oaff li . a. b1unea, fAf Pacific firs az
hfN ficsTfshif cft inli ~. hIrtrnu ne racife
prtsn. 81 hr-n srsssis 90 speed. strength and cnia
iff. sc unfFsied
ias siesmsh,p tnhrA sir'es arpsr r8ni New
lefA o. DAsEs. ou De ? ~ ~ Msrrh and 21ia q Man.
r.7a.oriisr ~ fahaHaa with the stesni-hlp Nlnds4
scott
Iirhrif f'iraf m O. b. hsa Of NE snb erihsrs ~
erihsf ptfir'iiu' saqqirr Il CNAs- D. RI a ~ok
RsraHl- asf-h z3l, Ia51 Is-u
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- ussIAN LISIMENT AND PAIN DE-
~ fTKofER~-Iwenty- i've cents will buy boa
tie IL this eeiebfAted sfiecai External Remedy and
NO one should be without H. For rheumatism, brui
sos, sw.il,nes, Spfsins, cfamp, stfneee, weakssss
In the Neck or joints SC
FOR ONE CLASS or DISEASES ONLY.
This Va recommended n r-iisbie Iinifnert srd no
humbhr large number VIII t.stif IN hver II its
beneficial eects. No certificates neeesssry as the A.
iiee will speak for itstlf BARRETT 4 BON.
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Books for the Holydays:
sH2ssgnAs AND MEN YEAR.
l852--3.


l852--3.
teanrts 81 Nemory.
Tho iIi.. splfnaitiy diam,nAisd.
The sHils flstf
Tuenastir'- oncunr.
ftf krslsatr,
,hfistnss rl,.stonns.
rrsssf i.ssts N vrltri and rnaferro bipdiuf
niirs. w velvet. fassscra ana ranulrd h,hdinfs.
Ariiiufa luNrAic iihfsp, a hcAuttu tttp- 10
Twelve vA., iiiasffatea,
Tr.-i. New gusthiles, ~ vols, emtcil,shcd WITH
far yugfastnns,
Arthafs. HanfehJid t.ihrar,. ~ via
Ahslii't l.asa - fses, N.iis. uifh crrrtttnrt
g.sud IN Ercr ii,ar, :, Nh narSgn, iilsaif.ied.
The rssfl i1f iasA, ~ nufurce and slsih, thb
nsrlB canipirte fnurrco gilt
The thgpiet. snanrre riit
llemsn's q n'Ias,s wVsk doth gilt
NsqV's
sfnN.rrsrrss
ncerhtr's l.crtures. cia;h silt.
Eryrner - Hachclaf.
riara'. uGeTire
kuicknaeks. o. Hai herd CLARK
Muufncf's Gin
And great vsr,ftr Of ether works suitable ~ Chrsi
D.ats and Nuw Year. ffcsenfs ". L. SftNttk
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~. q. WDRfEY
TEACHER or MUSIC. whitehall My.
saar9 fasfgf TsHsa Hrf Hspa.rra
krttifnte iih Gc-'T south American iiutnl, III ~
street, NhicAan, Ny. 4l-f
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q TabIlsAsa a Ffcof.f tfsaea, ls12,
HAYWARD CALETTEEh q the rnle1
u o. Nostsn, y. :. crtwiofs, and u T. wiliass, cs.-
esrfi ~ H., AesHts a. ths ktsis Of ysfuont ons
~ - afthta viii visit all paris Of the stats ttev0as
70 >sffsinhsfi " osiala sgpenhers. foT psrealsss
$40 ffo.s.e'a. AZ TIE rost oncs ana YgbLs pa
tef IN even iJgn
as-s'e' cHA's BURT a sos, Ar.s. "a. Rad.ss
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ID sToHE.--BaHktrr 4 eos, W,st-st, Depot fos
lntks efnH kind Premium Porcelain Knobs, . Va.
Butt, D,or wiado~, and Bliud IlnmmInes, wi,h
the mort complete assortment f all the nsdsvs psssss
IN the line Builders and Dealers will ind Il for
their interest 10 f5il and examine our stock. his
THE GEoMETRiC TRANsFER.-Tbe under.
signed u agent for the rtc II the Geouistre Trsns-
fer, an instrument ia drafting coats Inverted By Mr.
James Mariuns, ~ Lnekpor, ~ " and which |, pre-
pared u furnish the trade In this State The pes Of
the Transfer, together with book and Suitable nstrue
tons fSt using, so lam using the instrument my
self and do no hesitate u cay that l. the bet one
have ever for obtaining correct firm ard meas
urs. o. WTI.EINeOk
Css,lsinn, Sept. %, ieso 1917
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OUTER AND CHEESE. FORK ASDFLoUR
II ulo bssi 4usiny, constantly t.f safe ny
lANUlt& 4 GRAVES.
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TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
v'HE WINTER TERN or THIS INSTITUTION
i WI eetnmenbe on Friday, Dee. iefs.
a Mo- cs-sss Of staaK 1.s s,sad .ates has been az
daeng an equivalent In Msihematies ana Natural sei.
snee. ny ihs auaH ssmsnt, " u optionsl Win stu
dsnts m which oours they graduate.
W Students are especially desired 10 msks spp,l.
cation early, u be sum u sss,'riBF rooms.
JASON 2. WALKER
Wei roalInsy, Nov. q. 1852
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20 To THE Oh EEB STORE ST RUTLAND
NJ lrFfs ~ F.la ssn' thslfs. Hfns1. f.sdrfssf.
80 rfhf. 40 tnf istifsf fairs ~ Gfeau NauH
t.ns Ns 10y that y,Hi Wii userr nnl ftf-a. 800 81
az faf-s u.riinHsd Won rsH these aad en- thr nee
- leo 81 rfrssfaf Chair rsarI thsH = snf ninsf
plAsf IN fti. ylciniff laADnN A AgG=
L liisna Iunf, lssl
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pooKs RECEIVED purISc rHr rAs1

r,,oyxs UrctIIyrp pJIINc THE PAST
i Xxrrr
So ,r,t r,ri,,t.r = ,n,diton 10 Utah and the
r,s,t IN Iskr
A.. i..at,n ~. al ~ a. stntnat
- - 49, go, 4 "a riit,,n N,ls "a.
- ~ .ti'..t -, p.....s.
,,is pi.....', t,..,,.t
~ $500
-, -s .,.t.!.
~, -, ' n , ~ W,,'s, utsh,.,
, tn,l,"t ,.'s'' %" ''u'''"" '''A'
= -, -. On t.,.,,,,,,. aud Al +.
.HNAu' - "l'. 'es"f. "
.pIi"ht ih "h i'i-'h"t
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Mustang Liniment.

4 MS AND HELyEs.---Tafl'. Aaos and
Y iprned "a, iirftes 80 ssir sy &. nURTk son
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1000 l'' Honey" LA,poy . GRAVES.
Nov. 10, lsi2
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calling for Information respecting the
claims of American citizens against
Hayli; which was adopted. n
The joint resolution dcclaratory of
the views of the United StatGs respec-
ting colonization upon the North AM
erican continent by European low
ers, and respecting the island of
ba, was taken up. Mr.. Cuss spoke at
length upon the subject, and was
followed by Messrs. Butler AID Hale.
Mr.. Mason obtained the floor, aud
the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives,
the joint resolution for the relief John
Taltafcrro came up for consideration
on q pending motion to reconsider
the vote by which the House had
refused to pass the second division Of
the said joint resolution; and this
motion to reconsider was laid on
the table after discussion, in which
Mcssrs. Davis, of Massachusetts,
StanlA, Newton, Williams, Jones OF
Tennessee, McMullin aud Stuart, par
ticpatcd. Mr.. Houston reported,
from the Committee on Ways and
Means, resolution authorizing that
committee to employ n clerk; which
was passed. Mr. Brooks reported,
from the same committee, the New
York mint bill. TO the second reading
of which Mr.. Chandler objected. Pen
ding the question on the rejection OF
the bill involved (inder the ruIes) in
that objection, and the morning
hour having expired, the House passed
to the consideration Of the special
ordcr-ihc bill to suppress the circu.
lation Of small notes il. Tie District
of Columbia, Which occupied their
attention l.r the rest Of the days ses.
sion. After passing the bill, the
House aGiourncd.- CHur. Courier.
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Poisoning.

Thousands of parents who use Yeraifuge.
composed OF Castor Oil, CR!omel ilc., arc no.
aware, that lille they appear TO bsneiiithe pa.
tient they arcac,ualiy laying the foindationios
series OF diseases. such as salvation, loss of
sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found tbs a,iyer-5
ti.emen, Of IIobensack's Medicines To yvhich
we ask the attention OF all directly INTERESTED
10 their own as well as their Clildren's health.
In Liver Complaints and all digorlets airing
from those of u bilious typo, should mako use
Of the only genuine medicine, lIobansack,s IS
Liver Pills. So :5sSf
Gigy~ :. BE not dcceiued, but ask for IIoben
sack's Worm Syrup Liver md Pills, and fhs
serve that each has the signature Of the rroprie.
er,J. y. HonEXsAcK, US none else nFc gennins
Agust TO- 422-Iy s
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sEaECEaH4 NdDT,EssEs. !
A aaoti,cr Scientific ysomslsr. !.
IMPORTANT TO DYsrEPTIcs

1h9nRTAET TO DYsrEPTIcs
Fr. J. S. IEcnghson's Pepsia, ihe true ni..
gss'ive Fluid, or Gastric Jaice, prepared from.
RSnnss, or the Fourth Stomach fthe OK, safter
directions Of Baron Licbig, the great Physioas
Eica! Chemist by J. S. IlCughton, ii. u, /, fllnSs
delphia. This is truly wonderful re msdy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndee, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation and Debility. curing after
Natures owa Method, by Natnra's Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. contain.
ing Scientific evidence Of It's value, furnished
by agents, gratis. scs nolics among the ,neiile;
advertisements. S5iy.9f
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El.a Hil:ls;ssifcu Family

This able weekly visitor is publish.
cd by S. A. GoDMAs Esq, at CoIun
bja S. {. for 81 year, or be furnish
cs = copy Of GnAuAMs elegant month.
ly Magazine, and the Friend for $3.50
in advance. The following is an cx-
tract from . notice BY GRAuAM, whicl.
We give ,laee-t.S. @rth<pleasrre.
The Editorial department. Of the
paper is marked by degree Of manly
independence and vigorous thinking,
Gvito unusua. in this class OF wcchlir,;
and Tie selections show a mind lully
skilled in tl wants Of The great body
or p2.;olic@! realetS-hat in the ori-
gia0l contributes To the iurrna', as
well The ronanceS from the ncn Of the
editor hi,nsc!t, rs the sketches, essays
and poetry Which enrich it, columns,
from The pcWs Of contributors South.
whom Goldman has scduccd from their
retreats. there j. 4 fes!n!esS versatile
x, aud hearty ioyuusEcss Of style
which give value Ia Godtnan's Irm.
Hy Ecic,,d that is al its own dis.
tiucliyr character, whicE, camn, be
successfully Initiated. OF the effect Of
such Il weekly paper upon the country,
in Improving and clcyaling the taste,
and moulding anl forming the clarac.
Ter "i tie young in the Ten thousand
families Ia Which it has access, it won!d
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We publish in another Column the
proceedings of the Calhoun association
of ST., Johns Collctcn; they speak for
themselves, and should produce in g,
rY Carolinans heart, a deep sense Of
modification, and humility at the apa.
thy, with which every schcme to do
honor to the mains Of our illustrious
Statesman is regarded.
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Mrs. DEKRoYFT, the accomplished
blind lady, who about year ago vis.
ted Charleston for the sale of her book
poems, composed by her after the loss
of her sight, has been under the pro-
fessional care Of DIR. Tumbull So
journing in New Orleans, and by his
skill her sight has been partially re-
stord.
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From the Courier.
From thc Courier.
Meeting of tsies Sssi siIs 0assa III 500;
cEn'io1' of 81. yOEslisG @ GsfseIoif8 nj
Rockville, sBsasE. "a. ssSSfs

In the absence of the resident 5tIie
Injecting Was organized bys Major III srl
|SM. Murry, one Of the Vice Io,sesidl is,
tand Alr. Benz. Matthews was requested
70 act as Secretary. The su bslaiice off
Ithe proceedings ofthe iastnl .. {
stated by the clair, md q lle 5ptol5osed
change o the days of meeting 4, lie
lst Monday in October, and lie Iss
Monday in January were confirmed 1.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Jr. ono of lie /
appointed delegates TO The SsIiate 1Aa. I
socaton, then addressed tbe i,iaet.S
ing in a graceful and teeiine manner
He said, that ut the itimcltlis M ioye.
mcnt was first made, towards cree.
ting to Mr.. CalliouE its
was confidently expected, that the fco. z
pie ufSouth- Carolina, grateful for the
services he had rendered them, mind
tml Of the honors he had. Brought flicm.
and true to professionssof lose and
devotion expressed for him while sliys-s3:
ing would have eagerly cIhanced aliy'
proposition 10 honor him, when dead.
and to express in permanent form
the sense Of their gratitude aud love-,
In this expectation, We had been some;
what deceived As yet. onlv%fipc "a 81
socia'ions had been formed lin the
State: and lllc Ian suggested for the
formation ofa general Association lad
thus been defeated. lie earnestly,
hoped, that this apparent anathy was
not rcal-,h.t the memory of CAL
Loun was not dying ont in5thc heart of.
the people, ana that something would
yet he done to place S. Carolina by
tic side OF Massachusetts, and lSseil-S
tucky, in honoling the mean norl
their great and iiTustrious statesnpen.
He concluded his remarks, of which
the above is mere skeleton, by Of.
!a'ing the following resolutions, which
werGunanilno'isIy adopted: 3s3iss 5s5s
Reso'gsa, Fiat +,lse #rcgard with
much regret, The apathy aNd1indiifst.
ence which prevails iii nsiny Ii.rts Of
the State, with respccts tesStt i be Vi iect
for Tie ea,tainmcntsni, wlIichiayc e are us U
soc Ated. &f ss7
Resolped, That this Asspciationhop-.
ing that the past lnaX not be indis5
cativc Of the future, Will9alWays hes
ready to act in concert NTH iie
Citations hat arc alreadY " formed ,inr
such as may be formed, iorstlie efee.
ton ofsa monument tolthes III citisry
!
Jeesof feeti, hat iii ilic Scrit Of tiiie
other Districts and ntrisliess afsst ths$S
State failing 10 lake amy action on.
this subject, we viii coniiiihe our or.
ganiza.ionsuatilsa sufficient sum be acs5i
qnircd. to enable US locxPaess IN some.
approrriate and enduring fts,ln, our
gratitude for tile services, and orr tetl-22
cratitm for the charactcr5ef our sbel9S-
ed covntrytnan, Jphn C. Calhoun ss5
DR.. Jenkins Roper then moved that,
an account of the proceedings be fur.
ri>ird 40. The Charleston lpeEs for
publication, and tha, l5paRcrs in the
State, favorable tatke object of Tie
AsSociatinn, be egues.ce to
There being no further business, he
meeting then adjourned 20 meet on5tlie
first Monday III October next.
WY. M. MrRRY, Chairman.
Benz. Mat,hcws, Secretary:
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EHoofla,aa's German Ifitta.a.

Hundreds o. our citizens complain of dehiii-&
~ and langour of The sy4tem, derange of
the liver and stomach, want Of appetite. I;
they are frequently the result Of too close aIt.
plicnlion, aud thousand Other causes we can
not here name; but we would say to ali afTlict.
ed. do as we have done-gct a bottle or Iwo of
Or. IIoofland's German Bittess, prepared by Dr.
jackson, and our word for ii you will be cured
We recommends this medicine, kno@ing from
experience ,hat it ismach superior 10 tho gene.
raliiy OF Patent medicines. We would say To-
our readers, purchased mono miles, repased by
Or. G, N jackson. philadoiphas July 81.
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We we're Yesterday shown letter
from Florida, which stated that Billy
Bowlcgs and his followers, have Tor
mcrly declared war against the United
States; which, we presume. mcaus
simply. that they are determined not
to cmixratc to the West. The same
letter gave the painful rumor that Gen.
Hopkins and his small force had been
massacrrd.
Before the adjou'riug. the Legis'a.
turc passed an act, authorizing the
Governor to organize two Regiments,
to be rendered to the United States
Government, and providing that if
their services We're rejected. and the
Indians not removed hy sthe first day
Of May next, the Executive should pro.
coed at once to affect their Immediate
removal hy force Unnecessary.
In pursuance OF this act, Major y.
G. Johnson, formerly Of The Thirteenth
Regiment iii Mexico, was chosen Briga-
der General, hr an almost unanimous
vote. He WAS in Erhols' Regiment,
and is; represented AS i brave and mcri-
torinus officer, worthy, i'll every re-.
spcct, of the important trust co!umit-
ted to his eharjJe 'drge'.aH Gotttaaf
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}bers Of Slaves have becfia stolen, fforiiii
that. vicinity. some Of Which have 90
as yet been recovered, and ProbaBiy
may never be-
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