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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
HcoNoMrxH.

Conversing with leather dealer
few weeks ago. he said. that his bust
ness was'good at 'all times, for men
and women must be shod whether
times are hard or easy. Very true
All must economize during the pres
snt emergency, and too many win econ
omise upon the principle Of convent
snce and present comfort. Many a
child will be- taken from school, be-
cause the school teacher and the
mantau-maker and milliner can not
both be paid To appear, during the
hard times. which luay last one or two
years, in q less fashionable dress or
bonnet. would be apresent mortihca-
ton that must be avoided even at the
expense OF the mental cultivation of
the child. Yet two. or ten years
hence, no one would think the less of
the one who economical in dress. while
the dwarfed intellect will be felt and
regretted whole life time. Many a
boy will be taken out Of school, on ac-
count Of hard times, the whole cur
rent Of whose life will be,changed be-
cause parents are unwilling their
children shall wear cheaper clothing
during hard times. For the sake of
appearing acknowledgement, the de-
velopment of mind must DC given up.
We beg of parents to begin to econo-
mize elsewhere than in the school
house. Next to the school, comes
economy in books. The family that
bought ten dollars worth Of books last
year, must do this year with FIVE dol
lars worth, or without any for when
retrenchment begins on this subject, It
seldom stops short of cutting off the
entire supply. The accustomed am
cunt must be paid for boots and Shoes
and hats and caps. but the family must
sit the whole evening in silence OF
worthless conversation; or, the boys
must be allowed to play in the streets
because hard times require economy
in books. twill be poor economy tc
allow the precious season of childhood
to pass without mental food. Better
curtail the expenses Of the table thar
the expenses Of thea library. Give
food to the mind as well as to the body
Some viii anthoughtedly stop thei
papers on the score OF economy. l
viii be bad economy. Papers are 70
the poor. They furnish the cheapest
and ought to furnish the best reading
Rich men can afford books, poor one
can afford only papers. Let any ma
reflect what an amount Of good read
ing car. be furnished at four cents
week. and he will be slow to discon
tinue bis paper. Let any father mar
the effect of the paper on the menti
development Of his children. and the
ask if retrenchment should not begi
elswhere. Twenty-four pounds OF su
gar less, per year--two pounds les
per month-one ounce less per day
will furnish paper in the family
Who could not save an ounce of 81
gar per day. without missing il half {
much as they would miss good pi
per? We might speak Of many art
cles Of clothing that could be bett'
dispensed with than a paper. I
course we would not ask a man to
without tobacco, for such apurpose.-
He must slobber il he never reads
We advise all our readers to econ
mise, but let them d. it wisely. l.
itnot begin with the immortal part
Keep good books. good papers Al
good schools.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
q ifS

DIED. the 18th November. ofFlux,
Anna Case, widow. Of the late Aaron
Case, in the 54th year Of her age
She died in great peace. s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01

EFThe Alabama Spirit Of the
South records the decease Of negro
over sixty years Of age; he was whip
ped to death by 6end named James
Meye.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
SELLING OFF
AZ T G O S " :

nErNG DESTROYS OF CLOSING OUR Bus:-
- ness In Brookvllle, wo have determined 70 dis
pose OF our entire stock At PRIME C0sT, for
such funds as are Mt par In Cincinnati. The as
sortment Is large and well selected; consisting OF
all sneh articles a. are n,aually kept IN well sup
piled store. We have good assor mont OF Clo-
hing, suited 10 the season. Also, large supply
OF Boots and Shoes OF every description, and Of
nov IS d. PRICE & SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01

E%Latest dates say that a very
good lot Of Pork sold on Monday, at
4,25.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
Nt6 A0bertistmtnts.
COME AT LAST.

COME AT LAST.
wwEssRs. HENRY AND SNYDER,
W are now receiving n splendid assortment OF
new goods fresh from The philadelphia market
which they offer Cheap for Cash or approved
County Produce. Call and examine before you
purchase goods elsewhere.
HYOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed Admlnlstratrix with the
will annexed OF the Estate OF Philip Felsz late OF
Frpnklln county, deceased.
Said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent.
dee I 3w AUSANNAd fELaL-
Laurel. Ind. Nov. % -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
Fear Days Later srsn Rursne.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC,


pITcHEl BATTLE BETWEEN TnR ALLtls
AND RUSSIANS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
SNEEAp, oOLI.ARp. ANp .EVeHIs, CIrI.

~ TtNr RAM, iNelNN "a OhtOs
Persons having certified checks on this House
can nnd favorable opportunity OF securing their
claims by mortgage oa good Real Estate, by cali
Ing on John wynn,J. d. Rowland, OF Geo. Hol-
land, at Rockville, Indiana.
Cali Immediately. nov 2stf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
nFTT REMEMBERED,

ITE TI HEMTMTENEUf IIIEE 10 wv I7TII UIT VI
IL November. A. ID. ieSf: Comes the said plain.
IN by Wilson Morrow. his Attorney. and nles hls
Petition herein. IN vacation Of said Cont. aud II
appearing BY AFFIDAVIT hled that Francis A. Shoup.
one Of sald defendants, Is not a resident OF The
Slate Of Indiana. the sald defendant " therefore
hereby notified Of the pendenry of said petition.
and that unless he appear on the second day 81
the next Term OF said Court, 10 be begun aud hol-
den at the Court House. In Brook vile On the coun-
aary next, aud plead, ansNerof demnr 70 The same
he sad petition will be heard IN hls.absenco.
nov rs JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01

10 The Court ofCom-
mon Pleas, OF Frank
lin County, Indiana,
January Term, lesa.
Petition for Convey
anco.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01

by the Messrs. Appletons Of New York
has, in the course Of few months
reached the tenth edition--a fact which
may be considered pretty good evi.
dence of its popularity. tits really a
fascinating book, containing details in
regard to the slave trade. and to com
MERGE generally and colonial life in
Africa, in regard to which popular in
formation is very limited.
We think /, defect in the book
that the amanuensis has clothed the
language of the narrator in too much
adornment. 1t gives the whole an air
Of fiction. The book is however one
that reads well and Of course will sell
we'll.
The ISEDRIArE's HuT. or the First
Fruits Of the Maine Law. By Mrs.
S. A. Southworth. Boston; Phil
lips, Simpsons d Co..
A domestic tale. written for the
purpose OF forwarding the Temper
ance Reform, The authoress announ-
ces 1t as her earnest conviction that
Temperance, in the broad sense Of the
word, is the basis Of all prosperity.
the Foundation Of NIL human happiness
the corner stone Of moral and intel
iee.aal greatness, and closes with an
earnest appeal to the women of Amer
lea to exert oil their energies to for
ward the work OF reformation.
No one can read the book without
desiring the universal adoption Of the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01

The steamer Baltic. with four days
later advlces from England. being TO
the 18th inst. arrived at this port yes
terday.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20
~rNEnui>E oFrur MIND.

Irf-Hif- She Nft Wurh tmpluNtfI zoo
pursuit. tWnl,iu s manual labor. are upt
g. un,i-rka luc ia, necessity 1T rN.rri.-
iuE fi'ir mind- m"rr folly. than lhr
more hlnAiHs. mm,d aicly connected
Wtth h,,r pur-u.t-. IL such We would
Say Your Ia'0rr of appl, in. lour mi0d
.]nirrii, io ant -uli,rt. will bee boz rNact
proportion Ia the amount of exercise
nn have given 10.
Isr arm 81 the blacksmith. or the
ioc oi the dancing mister. Increases in
sac hf iis exercise. and tbe brain of
ihr lawyer gain. activity and strength
tnpsi a s%fn.iiar cause,
Even the eve may Dee improved ia
ihe exercise OF i. function hy use
Thus the arts, and The dealer in dry
gpod,boih remember and observe colon.
Nth greater cSacluc,s than those not
20 cmphyed.
go to cur prisons and observe those
who have worked IN silence for many
years ~ some m-ono'duous occupation.
Wnhooi the opportunity Of listening to
ccntc creations, or og referring 10 books.
~iihout change al SCENE OF other cause
iot lhr exercise Of thought, aud you will
invariably hhd thA, they have le.sencl
IN The power Of thinking their memo
res. aDd indeed every quality Of heir
mind, VIII be found to have dcteuorat-
81.
Wih such facts .. these fairly asccr-
tanned l. Il not 10th slotLfui aud sinful
Tor farmers 90 doKe asay their evening,
Ia q SoH of hall CONSEQUENCES. and then
refine 10 bed Ike tired beasts Of burden.
ihsicad q spending a single hour 1T
least each evening, in a healthy and
proper cNcrclsc 81 their minds.
II ihis cHenrise have relation 20 the
saHir' 81 ihc farm, arising out Of iudi-
cious reading sua all profit more b, IL
than irnm a similar amount Of hnsily
c~aeniso. Indeed. a. beneficial effects
vii pfcssde all your doings
The Necessity far this advice "a rnpid.
~ pacing anay, bot &c al knoa lhsi
our '~hdusinou. farmer. have been TOO
sri 60 "tcf-latuf Ani under think-e1-
casing themselves fr ,ueh negligence
h' ursiue their fatigue y. he cause.
tarhs "i any extent require that the
prr-on having ihrrn in ~rharer. should
mo- 30 ot~f-lahH. a. To have 10 time
i"f ihoashi D hnur r-r dsy. applied
% nraiins agricultural Improvements.
sHH et'r nee 20 method, ior saving
morc Than the ,slar of,hr ,Ine 90 ,perl.
'h addition 10 b.. beneficial effect on ihe
miud Working Farmer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20
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hHH nafits Hhd tHrff w. WI" H7fi fHh'n'A 'elti
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Fiars nfffr tirt eaH iifr WHisHat paffug aN rhcif
half earfIurs in isuNHrits arc lrsfe ih'ff AnHHrs
drsri7if H uf nrifs-arrs "i ihf hm0nE aN ih'
vsH.Hs NaaaHHs vhrr t"rt hern selected nff NE
Uff, 60 suitatlr EH0 csuNfricrf ~ ih"se VIZ" hHft
alff.ff DEN. arf TIE tuhr7 " n' Afe an et tNaAt, "o
kHua ~ na place -- H%uiHhlf. end % thr sanr riur
oH.urf sa ntaHs iudffsutrrts o. afilHi Fiusrs' a. The
rrs-Hti a"a irnfiil fniHt 't iaA'i'hN lna
tFrn BE- sHtit feirf hst enf trau' hfrnA1n ''f'fn
parf, near tf rrfiffs 81 thc Island Nnh int ifaahiHi
latf hnsnnhuma Nttf otc Hfhr ""iih 500 'ne
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20

>irriNos rEoH rtN,n-~ DO ,oft
bciir'e in tAis lahle Talking. Matilda.
ihai ihfrr p .urh b foes ahaui p
ph drar No WV che other eve.
Hi1g a table va. a.kri hos Oh | wa..
sod d Raped cot fonyi Raiiculoss .
when lm ~ 1hree-Ani. Tueniy an
neNi March 20
TIE hoTyiea HasLrad uaaer ne Sun
Adam had onr great advantage o,er
al eihrr MARRIED oouplrs-an sI,ants..
vhirh has been iosi 20 u, ~lih Psraai.e
-hf had ~ as~sAeraa-iawf -
m Greaf Rgpraai Il ds Ags-To.
tnorfoA
m NareA 81 hsislea-Eyenisl,
~ahia= into everybody else
ifeny Liss ghsugl--The Seuir.
rel JHInls fnaaa bnaoeh. ,he Pin irom
b~aa 10 l~an.
haosnedgs - Tie pf.rdn= a.
lhessLi. bot DseA 0asner az AAopled
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20
Aartullural.
~ wAmNG.JR

4 fes sesks ssnce &c fcrlhh.h,si
o. ario1r ritHc IN accssut 81 10 ron
s3Fpolna a srgrtahlc maitef. nofe tar.
urplafiy ~ceareniur those portions
~hsh are derived from the afp,asttheyr
SOD vhlrh pas. away during ooDbas,on.
The ~ioii1siaE relates 50 those lot.
'ons u ibo plsat ~li,h arr derived
f,9tn The s.l afd which constitute ise
ash leh shcr haruing. 4 recollection
q the facts eitou bole4 vii amply rc.
pay a careful rcairag.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20

We insert toe following to call the
attention Of our readers Ga ihe saving Of
thar rsu q their captal stock which
6, leaking away from their barn yards
We hope SCOT to give this sihjrei full
Consideration IN connection with the
economy 81 sahd mnuurrs. There are
strong reasons ~hy farmers should de-.
vote a part Of their time TO this branch
oftheir business. and hey are beginning
to learn them by The dear school Of cA-
p%ertenoe -Ep.
WssIt on MtsUuU-Linle o. No
pains d. taken usually 10 ,ate The liquid
anu ~ animals ga earth or saw
du.i is placed in or bcnrnih the stable
20 absorb IL ard the barn yard 4. 20
often situated that all the lqnids that
~ould COLLECT ln 20, run o1 into the rond
81 are conducted 10 the adjoining field.
vhefe they are 20 lulr spread about.
81 80 impure thc crop. boy producing nn
@inim"dciaic luSuHancr. Liquid ma
NOW d exceedingly valuable. and The
yanis aud stables Of the farmer should
br 80 constructed. iha, il may all be-
-aved The should he no outlet ~
ihe barn ard, where the fluid, collect.
81 ia can nn oG They .bould 81.
thrr Dee taken away aud applied direct.
" "a size land. ar poured upon the com.
post hcap ia and .',ul he barn yard.
The tori about the fence. and stone
walls "r The mud sul muck from the
s~aurs, should be collected IN heaps
around be yard ia order 10 absorb the
f%.rialzinc liquid, collected there
Fscaiagais Obs,rrrr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-20

Isau ras verst sruafUH ro~- re q 'asNpN
rauH
ns IS. tired ntu s,er si.,en buntrct oase' end
us,et niei si,spt boz ius raas- ,h.ih uhuod'f h"
3D.. %, 49,. mis- ia a. s@ss--i.n .,cf two htu-
af,d ndcstcs ui hs '4ue, su Within teru1 mi'r
90 HtutHu
Two bottles aft Whfauted O. fut . h"ifMA sHF
oss 90 ,urs battle, viii cure the Ocri kiud Of
aH.Tlrs an nr fHff.
Two O.. u0fre b1uic- wiz dcsr ne yfirm g bles
Tuah.tir, are warantcd 90 cln The uurtcauter
Boo uf mlHfh and Htaunrh.
Ibfrs o. h,e hltucs are warranted So cute the
Inc mtNa b.tuo. srs warranted "a ere al suruor
10 thr rtes
1--WE istls. are warranted 30 cgr running Of the
oar. and tiofrhcs aHuuug the hair
T,uf 90 aH hoius' are wsnaniod to cure currupi
and rinniug ulctfss
One batil aHi eurr sraly eutiiop nfths siin
IUn Go u.fye battles are Warranted 30 rHFs me
moot desperate ra-r OF rheuuaism.
Two o. thfec bottles ate waugicd To cure tho
WORT ra-s ut unfW'rn.
Tar. ia iuaf bottle. are warranted To eure -alt
uarHHi.
NV, "a eight bottle, will cure Tie worst case Of
ssUfsts-
Ab+nedt b. sies,- experienced fusn the hr.t bottle
and . IrrtCi cure b. warranted irn the slN''e guam
u, g. taAtn.
Eosdrf. lave pcddied over a thousand bottles Of
the To- ths vicinity nt Boston. l know Tho elect ~
u tnfttu. ta.e. 80 surc a. water will e,thFuish
fir. ~ sore viii thts rarc humuT. never =uld o bat
tie Of o. hMf that hHtilo sid another Htsf a trial Il al
FH"
thi- hth that appear To- sac sirlr-lng mot that u
grows boz our pa-fufes boz fuuo places quito pituii ana
yet IT. value bias nryft been kuuNu until I discover
81 tin i-fh -rsnnd, nat Il shauih curr alt kiuds ui
huutuT. I have gwen % Ga chlldr'B aNcat old up "a
oiI uen At iAtt, irHn thr hoiulir-i woman in Boston
up % size belle ST NunaiItn, aud boo an ease. the rlic
b. certain. Nu change utdi'i b. ever usre-safy-ea
the he-t sou can got ihsvr alec IN herb, which
when sunmrf,i To- swrct oi di-ilNo. srrliulau'
swelling NJ The neck and under The ear. fnce q
cents.
DiHs,u1Vs faE In.-Adult. one table spnonn
Tcf daS. children aver eight YEAR, dessert +~lspniul
chilifon from I've Ca eight year, teaspuurtnl. A. %,
direction caB bee applicable To- all constitutions, taxi
tuoufh @, nlrute upon The toe els twice q DAY.
Ne kEN~tp' gse- peg-oi,al attendance IN bad
case IT -cfuilia.
Price, si,0h. Manufactured by n1~,in KrSSrpr
l3l Natfcn street NnNhHn. Pr sale by Rtputso 8
Ca. b state street. Husiau and hy g.. BpfI 4 Sos
Rutaui VI, Wholcsaic aud Retail Agents.
literal discount made 10 those Who buy 10 sci
agstn.
ANthcrarics, Gf0ren etc, who would like Ia &C
A. agents, will please send IN their ORDER.
Agents must state by What express theif orders cal
be sent. 2f-ly
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cotnsE 90 NstLNTtsi tuuI,ti-
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lhc ashes q plants NIL no~ engage
oar affection. When y" hUtn a p.vce
81 S"si ~ teF that a sHtsil quantity 81
h'he' g leii An enqatuus mind very
na'otsil' 49, shat o. ihe pse of the
rr'"iHan' nheisc" ~ss u derived, and
"llsi D. "s rharscirff
Ihr-0 qsfiious ar = importance
S'l "H' 81" ans@rrra 90 far =. pns.ibie
40 ih's article Ia h'e adaptation Of veg
''as'' batter :" The ~sp'- 81 msn. cach
w.''N'e i,aFs hh' q direct 90 40 '%"iircc.
'h'fi 90 W. Operations ani "n hi "a.
80 lhns fuia.h io'ialn'i irlm
H'h''l 10 ~ '''mrn~' i" i~iffanc" 90 iAv
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ma" ts'H = N'i '"" 9~"a''"f 81 Sh''''
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"'" '"'-' :" 'hi' 'oh q 'a'i'e" % 700
please "iib'"' ihr "i'l'io" 81 Inorganic
AHn"rc' Ahrf the cAvhAse As ryno'.
81 W - sea'n hnrn 'hc -"ii and 10y
men ~1eh'hs II Nc shall hnd u 10 have
bot O gaae'ii, ia' rloal 10 ihe ash 81
Tbs plahi lhi' proves eonclus''eiy
lh'' u'' pm ~ ibe plant " derived
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va, =" vel 10 sAAef ~ lhe Tor
m'li''" ~ s"" n. '@''' 10 l"'s branch
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sA''i ef cause. t''m . a'nrf-
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IOtfs cnOK o. hbf INiae LAhGE AN
~ tenf e. ts g. uuff rNst ~ fssfalnr f-r1nstsuhg
= Pant, faaiHt Frsfs md DFcfsasts oftarnafH gngl
fAss ah5rh afr ruf lu fMe lsirsi sfFle. snd y eu aaaAs.
tsrifnafs eIn b. convinced rlisa us pisfs teir4F,
tnff rraatlrlrr anl nsrfrffrlaE She fnrr uf Fr1n
FvHfsh e. So Z nsniehf nl-E 49, rarlrllzr.
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Attention.
ut HDfN COUGH UAIsAm,


4 CT AkAAIIEb EIhEbf to Al Pulmonary
~ Complaints such 40 Colds, Courh., fnap,
Huaf-snnss, bionehius, Nhuoping CuuFh, aha IL
Illumination n Tho 'hrrf and Lunfs. We have ne
heziistiah to- ontnHF this Eaisam a. q certain rafe hf
iha above diseases, ithas tseu already used b. = COO
siderable extent By . nunitef q physicians 10 rod
standing, abd gluh such tssrAfial sfrsi- uIrH tses
rausnts, That sr are psfiHmliur a dots pa eifruihtng
Wihnlurh ihe csintg. We - ~ not uoibls ihs l-fb
hr win ettFuraranf praises a nuf tuiris, bat ai<r
placing q sifhln fifif fearh, qaicfiy aud rontentsdiy
avail p4biC niHn'u. We base imt the hsisam ~ me
loN price 81 THJ-FTF mn CEsTs 4 HOTYLF
in ufdsf thatn ma b. " fhfu mo react ~ ~, a.
iafFs pnHsffian Oi The sunrfrrs inrHn The 1tuse Ssssn
lla4ufs are Hffseua ln nHftfaAa efflurfanftst anJ
an unable b. pay each rrirFs - AZ rsaefaNy rlsrFHd
So mrdirinrs. H. 30 De- auHug iEr your n~siFtlsfs God
~hfsakung kis ret with . hsrtinr cnuEb, tnd veanns
nlt fulf % d strength tut tHsesf - shiy hFr rsn< -
uns billie ~ hgfda Cough hFissm and 4 4 ass-
nj frslifs falf hsslfs@ran ~ fha ones Hnd get ,tazs
asonsy hark ". hlhb sole ffupuep1f,
~ Nhis ~. hta iofk
To Hhiau "a ofdsfs shuuid b. addressed.
Pr sale - al dsalers - medicine tlfuu Fhfait tAs
"alnut- lbly
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Robes and Cans,
.AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

GREI-N-S ONIGT-NdTE BITTERS.
U'HE genuine article for sal. low al the
Drug stare OF POND q MORSE.
Main street, Rutland
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"Macaronack,"
A CERTAIN CURE ron PILES,
No lIfHI An pAA

NJ CURE, No PAY
Hsaa nMs Lefger.
HAVE been AFFLICTED with the piles
i Tot the last sixteen year-. ! ttied even hing that
was eommende "a me, bat with no surress. be
gan a. think my case hopeless. had almost given
W IA despair, and tbuughi I would not use any mote
medicinss bat when ! heard 81 your "Maesronaek, -
aud what wonderful rurrs it had made, not believing
that anything would help me, ! thopghi I would ny
same of your medicine. I tired one battle first, and
b. ny great surprise fuuud snue frlirf tslk soyen
bottles in All, and Il entrsly eured me, and I have
ncfet had any uulhie ~ 10 Them rinrn.
ANTHONY GARDINER.
Quincy, Apnl, IEsd.
Sadby POND MORSE Druggists and Apotbe
fsres, Rutland.
fnce 81 per h0tle. A hhoral discouHi made o.
dealer, hy The General Agrut., 3 THssosr TtSrtr
r. D. FuLLE a co.
ss-Iy
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Hats and Caps.

lust RECEIVED A f.RHiL ANb FFl.EN
~ 90 s~r1saiTut ~ Wiser SOLE naui ~ even
Ana asa Fnslaf
far- - 90 kfntrs-rik frnsh n ~ nliarr. fiafs
Gag IT diasfrrf "a b. ufirf, anf ufisr fHr all
shsh 80 h. s4I o.sap- Juith COOK.
AHd So . DEa.sis Hhsf. Eauaa1