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that thunder storms do not "purfy the air" is popu
ary supposed but do in fact render the cholera
vrulen seems to be confirmed by medical observations
lsh paper speaking Of visit by the medical inspector
to the camp of the 9Th dragon guard and Ennisklens,
says: During the doctors inspection there heavy
thunder Storm and he sheltered in one Of the tents he
expressed his satisfaction at which, In
cordance with vulgar notions and with phlosophi
cal investigation is supposed to produce that beneficial
operation called clearing the air but after the thun-
der storm the disease became worse and when the
geon to his quarters he found that in the very
height the electricity discharges Eve Of the ambu
ence corps body Of men heretofore snguary free from
Illness had been seized with cholera, and of those i've
men four were dead in less than six hours"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

The Burlington Qowa) Telegraph, in reviewing
the causes which led to the defeat of the Democrats
in that State says: "The all-absorbing question OF
interest was Nebraska and had it not been for
: that the Democrats would have carried the State
triumphantly, despite the other factions in the
field and the other issues raised" We trust that
the lesson afforded to politicians by the late cleo
tions will not be in vain.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

DAMAGE AT FoRT PuLAsKI.-The Savannah Georgian Of
Wednesday says: " The storm Of Friday did much mis-
chief at Fort Pulaski, Coekspur Island Both the
north and the south wharf carried away we'll
the boats with two three other houses the island
All the dykes were leveed with the ground and all the
draw bridges leading the fort swept away" The
damage is estimated at $4,000. .
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

CoAL-The weekly coal statements show that the pre-
sent year there have been transported the Phiade
phia and Reading railroad and the chuykl canal 426
tons coal than during the time last year The
transported the Reading railroad this year
is l,l5i,G3S tons the Schuykill canal So, Sal
total l. 737, 254.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

The New Orleans Courier contradicts very fatty our
statement that Mr.. CHANDLER declined to permit his
name to be presented to the Wing Convention which
sembed two three weeks ago in Philadelphia nomi
nate Congressional candidate in the second district
We made the statement by request and personal
thory which deemed entirely reliable; but since the
New Orleans journal knows better have nothing fur
ther 10 saw.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

THE ONO RIVER AT LOUISVILLE, (hr. THE Louis
Vile Journal Of the 14th says
The present condition of the river presents the most
gloomy prospects to the navigator passenger shipper
and boat owner. Yesterday there was not single ar
rival save and except the old Vermont from vevay the
star that never sets, aud the river presented ap
pearance similar mid winter when the boats are oil
frozen out. Now they are all dried out"
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WORD FROM CoNsEoTIcur.-The Hartford Times,
the organ of Connecticut Democracy, in speaking of the
Soft-Shell State Convention at Syracuse says.
They passed resolution the Nebraska BILL which
really soft enough for the softest 1t declares that
the introduction of the bill repeating the Missouri
Compromise was inezpedicnt and uacessary and con-
prove beneficial to the people of the Territory The
in the resolution do not harmonic very
we'll and they do credit to the Convention"
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The shipments Of copper last year from the Lake gu
peror country according to the Lake Superior journal
little short Of 5000 Of mineral producing 1000 OF
refined copper On this the increased value OF last year
over the previous one was not far frsm 100000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23

The Hon. SAMUEL CHURCH, Chief Justice Of Connecti
cut died at Newton Wednesday last in the 10th year
Of his age. Judge CHURCH during his long life had I'LL
ed many Offices within the gift Of his native State and
was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
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The Rev. Mr.. JUDD, an American Missionary at Port
Prince writes letter to the Detroit Christian Herald
in which he says there not fifty whites in oil Domni
CO besides the priests. "
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THE GREAT EAyIEs OF THE WoRLD.-We find in our ex
changes table showing the extent of the first FIVE navics
in the world 1t purpors to from pamphlet pub
lished by an intelligent naval officer. Here tits:
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The United States mail steamship Baltic sailed from
New York on Saturday for Liverpool with 116 passsen
gers and 81, 255, 507. so in specie.
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Some of our journals, Democratic as we'll as
Wing, take occasionally very irreverent liberties
with the Government journal, the Union. We copy
the subjoined examples, whose wit we hope will ex-
euse their freedom: ..... g..
THE WASHINGTON UNION is the most amusing Of papers.
Punch match for it in the department Of " solemn
fun In its issue Of last Friday heads its leader thus
Complete Disappearance of the Northern Wing Party
and in column Of hgled rejoicing and affected lsmen-
taion performed the rites of seputure for the ancient foe
of political Democracy. We read the article with
satisfaction supposing that the Union, having finally dis
posed of Northern Whggey, find time to direct its
attention to Northern Democracy and enlighten upon
the causes of the defeat Of its party in every Northern
State that has lately held election and the already
well ascertaned fact that these defeats only
raory the greater overthrows that follow in New
York Pennsylvania and other States We wished espe-
ciay to know how the Wings be held answerabe
for adverse results in States which have always been De-
mocrac and whether there had not been considerable
fusion of the Democracy with Know Nothing and Abo
ltonism in order to run up administration MAORI
ties which certainly beyond the reach of Wing
achievement. Our expectations have been greyously
disappointed The solemn services with which, on Fri
day. Northern Whiggery inferred to have been
insufficient to keep the corpse under ground and Sa-
urday it is back again trouble the Union who
deavors exercise it with ga word to countrymen
and another column Of defamation the Treasonabe
and Monarchcal Purposes of Northern Whiggery What
wonderful party that be which on Friday makes
scomplete Disappearance" and on Saturday returns
pregnant with Unreasonable and monarchca purposes 70
'.. Baltimore American,
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TDEMoCRATIC.1

The appeal of the Washington Union for an
agreement of the Democrats of the Empire State
upon one ticket is responded to in this wise by the
Evening Post:
the Democratic party like proposals of marriage from
prodgal who finds that he has spent all his estate and
now wants to recruit his finances by taking wife who is
reported to have little money in the funds 1t is
eourtship in which the sutton has advantage to offer
triumphant party might not expect to solicit in vain the
return Of band Of schsmatics but here party which
has been gnaly beaten in all the recent State elections
and has before the prospect Of equally signal defeats in
nearly all the elections held in the States north of the
Potomac Those who ally themselves with it at the pre-
sent moment have nothing to expect but plenty Of dry
blows and payn
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THE HOME DEPARTMENT.

1t seems that, as far back as 1916, President
MADISON recommended the establishment of a
HOME DEPARTMENT, and the recommendation was
repeated by Presidents MONROE and ADAMS Pre-,
sident JACKSON, in his first Message, enforced the
propriety and necessity of such a Department, or
of some provision to relieve the Secretary of State
from an undue amount of labor and anomalous
duties The DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR was
not established until the Sd of March, 1910, Secre-
tary WALKER having urged it with great earnest
ness while in charge of the Treasury Department.
The best measures are often defeated or post
poned as the NEST mischievous are often carried,
by mere party considerations. In the above case,
however, wise and necessary measure was at length
accomplished through the power of party influence
POLITICS IN OHIO.
We congratulated our readers some days since
Mat the Hon. JOHN l.. TAYLOR, of the Chillcothe
district, was proposed for denomination to Con-
gress. We now learn that at meeting OF Delegates
from the Tenth Congressional district, at Ports
mouth, Mr.. TAYLOR requested his name not to be
presented to the Convention, aud the Hon. OSCAR
F. MOORE was selected as the candidate. The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas in satisfying the just claims Of the various
portions of he district the Hon. j. L. TAYLOR has not
been put in denomination by this Convention, and that
misunderstanding may exist in the public mind IN re-
ference to the sentiments entertained by this Convention
toward that gentleman: Therefore ."-
:. Resolved That we heartily approve Of his recent
in Congress upon the Nebraska bill, and highly
appreciate his and asduous attentions to the
wants of his constituency"
At another stage of the proceedings more cor
dial approval was passed in the following form:
Resoloed, That this delegation body hereby ten
der to the Hon. JoHs L. TAYLOR their heartfelt approval
of his Congressional career while in Office and that they
will bear toward him that respect and affection due
to worthy Representative from grateful constitu
ency,"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

TIE aeoesyatrssis. Or rragrsa.
stras q nv Tnri 81 the 1iBss.
suaiss. faf'lsstoa, ci'santey Good.
rrtcs 40 nari- shirs brad. de
isa octave u 100 page, so~aBs, As
"a Accage-ao3 b tbs use = q
dictionary mty lac 10 snss The
shllshrpers, - q 'sssra 10 the sai"e
20 q thisFs shtcA ssisard 81 sar1s'-
~.
~ Sas q ,hs hs.st - 10 shsv thai The
fsprp n rbeposaeas ADD doe'''pos
70 cor Ssy ssr siirseiing the sitsn-
- Missy. assdcr the designstiou Il spi'.
sFr,s,i rspPing. --oomu'snios
b. dead --elsirvsyaacc. &e-.--ls bu,
rosentAiiaB q ~bst vas done sb3
! 10 cd pagan ,inics --is IN fact a re-.
II some II The grossesi ksltenis=
vas sYcf praeiis'sd.
tuiissf br.ngs iaf~Afd from eminent
r. ample proof Of his position. lie
bat modern operators hardly come
{. IN The Wy q performances, to The
acfosnAnecFs, ns9ugh they are getting
! pretty vel in IA setting forth their
absuta, couuP;ing and dangerous doc
lie has evidently witnessed and
= good deal Of what the adopts act
and ~hs, their followers pB, faith In;
snis noshinr worthy 10 regard, bu,
b. be Stunned. Whatever spirits
,e concerned 10 the acts or the rcvc.
D.. he aRds ahunaan, reason 10 consid-
usiye and lying spirits, working evil
D., good smong ncn and that II is
y al necessary to be able TO explain to
! ndets,snding Of one, exactly hos es-
b any phenomena Is produced, before
decides that the doctrines Of the spiri,
Icrs are Ns contemplate as they are
thieyous.-ffes Prcu.
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Mr.. =. w. BL,IsDrLt. who, for the
twenty years, has been connected with
Vermont Press, on his reiifemen, from
editorial chair. has the following:-
y twenty years past ! have labored
strionsly and patiently IN the vocation
inlng and publishing a weekly news
m efgetincs, and | feel most pto-
IDLY grateful for the very generous pat.
ge, which has At last enabled me TO
j. from my field Of labor with a com
|hle Independence. Whether il will
possible 10 content myself in the retire.
J, from labor which now propose, and
|cnloymen, Of that quiet and luxurious
! which my wealth may enable me to
blgc, remains yet 10 be seen. Should
10 find that comfort and happiness in
fcment which ! have 80 long found in
industrious pursuit Of my profession, |
! again appear newly furnished and
(piniod' before the Vergennes public,
shall again appeal 10 them with entire
idence, for renewal OF that patronage
h for the las, twenty years they have
oan,iiully showered udon me. II ever
arn 10 the labor Of my profession, it
be here In Vergennes. shall not 90
D. West nor 10 California. nor TO Lab
\ shall stay hero---where | have so
and 80 successfully laborcd for Fame,
Oily, and Fortune, and where am
''d by tios too strong 70 be severed even
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usg-sssAt - ~ hs-sas aaaf tatstlasi
A. u.srtos aus Csuis. 81 bessrs. ~
Sasrs
FHlcss Nsrtss Beef -Estsr pc cot,
- 90 coo fra easirf. SO sse-
end Ca. ~ -. eop ghHt 3d.. - - %
diatry $500 0u. iiides $500 SO
Tahoe. e. oos 80 Fchs. sQ-S0s ~.
CAT Slaus. ~ ~ ID. Ncoi Calves sit'',
aun sac
stores Wasiinr orrn, ~ s.,aI lO-. us,
49, I4f. Islnist Co.'S and Calves.
scsl Is. a.. g.. -. ~ u ~ Two years
"a -. n. 81 Il. = r. Three yoary
,lA sti. "a. "a. -. cs. a -.
sshs.ep sna Lambs --A5i At uisrsef.--
Estn ssol, s5a.G IRA ny los s2S0.
3. ss0
R,usfls--The espply n beef cattle Is
snsH. hoi II more SEN Al market they
could sas b. sod u present quo,uiions.--
Western cattle mur, snd vii neuifalse
the high pfiecs 81 which bcof cattle are
hcld "a Nc~ Engiand --boih butcher. and
dr0ver ;hfo~ thru whole influence IN that
dirctioa. Mr.. Houghion. Of Weston, VI,
had 70 ooascfi sheep which be sold At ss,-
- bead.
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AwosBrHrui Disee'rHr has recently been made
~ Df. CARTS II this city, in the treatment n Com
sumption, Asthma and all dieeAses the lungs. We
refer 10 Ds Carti.s Iiyfrans, OF inha'ing iiyrean
NsIsor and Cherry synip" With this new method
Dt 4. has rvsasisva macy sah1stsa ~ perfect
health 81 an evidence of which he has nnumer-
able certificates. Speaking u the treatment, ply
s,oiAR rriaafks;-ii Ia evident that rnhAiine--eon-
stsn,iy breathing al sgferAble, healing vSI'or the
medical properties must come indirect contact with
whole Of the aerial cavity Of the lUnFs, and thus
e.oGpe the aany aud varied changes produced upon
them when introduce into thestomsch, and sub
ieetca the pruesss u dgsstian.Tbe ny goana is
fai sals AT all the druggists throughout the county
Fre- iAs Nee Isrk Duf1h-a. ef -Lfn. iiu
s.e advsuisemehto u Msdieatsd Inhalation In an
other column 81 THE paper.
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Tho world Is a.taHished al the wondeTfal cures
petfafn,.A by the Cramp and Pain Killer, pre-
pirpA by CURTIS A PERKINS IL equal has never
been known fur removing pain In all esses fer the
eufr u spinal complaints, erAInp IA The lills and
slamAch ri,eumal,sn all t. f,rus billions ehnnie
chilis and fever, hurns throat, and gravel, IL
dscid dly the beet remedy In the world. Evidence
ofths fnfus, wonderful cures perfsrned By any
medicine are eirrasr IN the hands of agents Nun
may he pssifively II relieff YEA use H. Millions
u bottie. of this medicine have been sold IN New
England the ps< ss ~ eight year.
Iuf sale ~ the shove named kgents.
Agents Tot the shuve Msdirines. Pond A Morse
Cha'. Bun son, James fsFter, RutiaI,d Liscoinb
A o-rad, Center Rutland J. L. Gilman, West hnt-
iana Y. j, StxsRue, Ms,hrdFe ". Simonds, Pits
ford Geo X Alien, =. WsihBetsfd James curfi--,
Dorset n. g. I.AIhaH,, Dainty tiark A LanFdon,
West p.,alinsy a. A. cA-s, hfshdtn Root a Tenn
nD..n lefaa fsfn a W-i-A., - srtt, - hatd,
WsiliaEksd. J1-iy
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Haltnsa rs.iilIsly Cured !

AsEhicAS HAiE RESTORATIVE 10 truly ths
~ossss a ~ sfs. Fsrhap. s'a,sis sssf aasf y
iAs l,4hf frfsissd sirh rfusi.f Awe thfa tins,
sne irfssss kais "a snasf have CAP y iosi fts
sTisris - h. fali, ssusAsz
n h-Assrts are sutheftfsd - rye written raaf
sntsss lsstsrfs1. ssr T. 10 Arrrss aI.sn hsfHss
iss gssrtas BnEf a sos, Aryats.
CE fI@nEE co. ffugsistsn.
50. s. sas.fts Il. cissslAs.d. ohia.
fsssli Issas, nss bailss ,-sf sasils. ell
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" L EG r APHIC REPORT.
rsA Tar BEnALp.
u. N. CHASE, Operator.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
1 Arrival Of the Canada.

NV YoAK June 81. 40 p. NJ.
Dc Steamer CANADA arrived at Halifax
|porning, at o'clock.
NEWS.
lsrkets unchanged.
hAnges have been made in the English
pot. Lord John Russell was appointed
'dent of the Council the Duke Of
Castle--Minister Of War; SrG. Gray
rrc,Ary Of State for the Colonies.
'eniy thousand Anglo-french troops
manssed on Silisiria.
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m, c.ra4srr W. D,~e'raf ssrs
b. .i..ss e-g os De tssefu asagr
49, laaa rsssi's,ass, b., ~ hue sut
vss-u ~ if3uriar ne curn fery n'neA
|tta d eusirlr -bta ii'ey rss ipao a
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MAIsSIIAL'S
Uterine Catholicon.
The great remedy for those diseases which
are peculiar TO females

me great remedy for those diseases which
are peculiar TO iomalos
i'Hi5 medicine j. HunssHg me limited number Of
i those that a." all thsy advertise b. he and thar
never disAppnint reasonable expectation. In nrws
paIHf sdVrutsemcut We sashnt without violation
81 ptoPtieiy, enter upon The fenis Of these drliaie
complaints. THIS much Ne know and say iearessig
that feeble, weakly women who were not hhc ca
walk acruss The Hnut without assistance, have by
using been fesinred to health and strength and ~
some casts a. such degree even, 10 be ahn dis
inis- thrlf hirNd help. and b. d. the Nofk 81 their
families alone. Thrse tarfs and well known ih
the ircalitius where they haFs occurred. The nsmes
81 those individuals aud ihUif ailments Wi not he
pafsdcd In The columns Ut newspaper, but num.
her sufficient 10 satisfy any desiring q. tnquife,
viii be furnished hl the puhiahrf Of ths advertise
meht, 81 by those wln aeii she ariies. valuable
trratisn on Female Complains, ala the Gfafehbiue
Manual nt Health, VIII be- iouad win the agents
named below, winch those VIZ, ehuuse iU,ttrd
consult The price u rsdurssi 20 " 80 pet tatie,
sold by Pond a Morss, Rutland G. l. Case, ifaiu
don {. &. Nichols, caststnn Robbins, Holden a
Co., Cuiinr.siile. g3m1
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Main Street Bookstore.
DOORS, SASH,
New Union.
G.. BURT a SON.

C.. BURT Il SON,
hHEss GOODS. BLACK. Coiprea striped snd
- Plan riks foniafd siiks ropiins he Rsr.s,
RAN, figd and Plaid Delaiurs Bafrgs Dslsin.s,
Iissue aud Cbaiie DsiAines Plain and Iigufad
bafAfes IOl p'erss fnhtod Lawns and a. ohstn
Dingbams ~ all daseIiItt'ns Hsy adcfr Hsl,.s
Amencae, LpTi'sb and ffenoh rfints goat sant
y e. Ia ilct We ohsT even desirable ftyie II
Dress Good. faf the pfs-ohts sppfoaf mag ssa.oo.
DDl PARAsOl4s 4 U8gREfLAr, direct from
>~o' thu mshuiaeiarssi at very low pness saa
EMBRoIDERED LAcEs, hc.. a oouplsts s..ort
IL mfni al any ding in the tine
NnEEENs DAAAsks, sanous eolufs and aasi.
vi itirs.
DnIss nuTIoSs-io9 rls, Drss. Buttons. 81.
ATE Glaze, rsan steel Eaanisioa, ri,seT, Gilt,
NhsirtH''si papsf, &C. superb ka.
NoOLLN iAhA, nns ~Liis and colgIsa.
DussfA sALyE .old by NJ csfss al sorts Il hrui.
IL sss, ouls, spfsins tafa., ssaid,, so's saath.
ss'r teeth afhs. u astaaii isaiss 90 "a ssui
iion q hoalni fssasius snd cared me sofs haIu Il
A - LINIHENT. sIsssds sn,th,ss ever
~ head q - riis ii.,, slsins hIs.ss bsras,
tsaiis Ar
MrsrANG LNiHEsT. 90 srifsri q .srtiqusss
vi THE iauiaiehi fhakss o.t tiis gsin H ssf. tis
bshisi aud most at-sasss 90 men aHd h,f,.s
ANGLING oiis-Ths greatest Application fit
" dlsesses 81 esius .hd hpfasa ever heard - "a
ussss lsarts,
xlroiFs AROMATIC scnrinAn Hif-rges
w lonHief's ki.s SAD ft.rs Bitter Iiultssd a
Cut,.' snd rsfsint' VIA CHEM Hiuss. J.~.,tis
ahd Hunstrs fiiiefs sffsiisat rpfnF Afdlcuas taks
iissftsf's softb and saFs fsS eoiisfs.
Il ENhLDN's CHEAT MEDICAL DiEC0yFHY
N Ihs mosi HanesHai eHfss 81 refuiais have
hsea Patterned - ihis propagation.
IIAfR EESTOHATiHE We a.. aaN ps.usssd
- fFfsf iAs iEsft9ui4s o. fases 80 haldiass aad
49, u hnif i-riefty fsstlFd - fils uss - gsu ~
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ssas sSsffs
xIppbEN WARE Jea Haitsf rgh., Nssh ruh,,
w assairfs fAskff sac esl4usga i-lss faiis " 80
lssafts, NJ hsn4es. tAaiirs fias, e..
I'AEEN fi4-'r EHGff, - itis ~.fs ~ kssg :
u fsl 49, lfiasshf - sssAisasiss sit ~ "A ga
fateHt llsafssr fKaa Gaiisfs, IA Buskiu rh,a Pc
So EHe rusu1 sikinF an,-s. ffsnsnn Fill,sf sfEs
lahey i@ad BIT. a. fufi gosss 5fiei.ss Ia fss
sals aad a fuis tlaa ~ assE "A. sssslarsa 49,
thzi safiar tas tiSt sfsf hsFaa H. eai ct4 Ssh
d So ths saias ifsss.
AI.sO,
A FifIL FrFrLf ~ cat 40 sse stsss rs.ots
Bog 80 feafh's sea raft ESD arl's ls,,ys I'D
ia.1fi.s csif raaf, sae Fssss Bfosas ria.s 80
n.sh's 49, laflfaa hlsssss, rh-s a., Ai.sss' "a
shiilfsasf siflsHt q Fif4sas ~asts.
New Goods New Goods.
a. iegN PIC frfg u q. u. fsIiE a 90.
~ -, hefri.sait kaia essf fas 49, iasy Z.
fssHf Fsarlsiss arssssa.fni ~ Aea t.isals = "a
cerffIlflaf 80 adaFsad - sszusf a. So 81
sa1lfs- fsfasig y lShfsss GOODS, ssfl a. I'D
49, fAiiaf riA saa "a ~ a.. ~ iasss kli.sfras
ifasa 40 20 -. $50 tfi4si1as. taaia sd
( q Peep Fsssl, ~ tslsss, a. FdSi. ss4l
a3sts-
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badness CURED.
EMERSON AnEHicAs NAM RES

Fos tsssnfing he iisf "a Head Iiar1lFssLF natp,
ace a. Ffsssai tAs HAIR iffa iAliiHr Haihs SD
e. ogsnhss a j-Fssbs o. ~ asinr,t This new
ara is fs<rutt tHtfsAur1 10 - ia 4nrls
abe uth aand ths test - discssring futlir tf-
sAHaf b. have arsd u IN teszsfs. 80 CtFJuisf b.
- hae .fths Asruss, gisiHe ful psrissisrs. rncs
" - Ia large Batfies. ,ssa ~
gent
& g. ftrHEE A 90. ffspnliaFs.
~ -ausros 1ff~3f tsIrNrlana fibla
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

Ny danghisf, hanush, has h~ea severely sffic'ed
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ibisks Tie SAT- khsuai, which was ~ the ven worst
tfni. u Destroyed her health, stsng stu and aps. Ute
she had USED rsfssaf remedies 10 Nsih- ~ lAst 90
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tl iNn h,ties, sss . nRfssd change inr the better
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-sf health. We hss aas thiuk The huninf eafifeiy
healed Her Erasfsl health ., gf.aliy Improved and
So many Year. fbs has nd hesn hs well a. she iz
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

Broad sinfs rising wths.t yeast, and Bseon's
Hair Oh s ri-ins in N, estimation II 1t, Numerous
TRENDS all on socount % iis etasllent qualities.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23
H0usE AND LAND
For Sale.

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