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a. An OUNCE Of fact Il worth pound of theory |;
and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hollands German
Bitters prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
such would prevent ncredulity itself from ques.
tionng Its efficacy. In all cases Of disease Of the
stomach, whether acute chronic 1t may be recon-
mended for its soothing cordial, and renovatng In.
fuence. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility &C.,
are relieved by the Bttsrs in very short space OF
time; and perseverance in their never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale BY Druggists everYRhere.
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OLE BULL IN ALEXANDRIA.

0LE BULL respectfully announces to the citizens
" OF Alexandria that he will give there, one
GRAND CONCERT,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, January the fth, 1854.
Assisted by siznorina A DELINA PATTI, the Muei.
cal Phenomenon, MAURICE STRAKOSCH, great
rlanist. Musical Director and Conductor.
jan 2-tf
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E>OR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, Va, 15
- miles from Alexandria, laying on the Ok road,
between Fairfax Courthouse and Occoauan Mills.
about miles from Berk's Station on the Railroad.
1t contains about % acres, good stream of water
runs through it. between three and four hundred
fruit trees. dwelling and out houses, and we'll tim
bered. For iRfoi nation apply to
WIN. WASHINGTON,
DEC 10 Capitol Hill.
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~ CONSUMPTION AND SPrrTNa BLo0D.-See the
certificate Of Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey for many years
proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, Fredericksburg
Va and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR.. John Minge, Of the City Of Richmond, though
. regular physician, and Of course opposed to What
he called Qusck medicines, was obliged to say that
its good effects In the case Of Mr. Ramsey, were won
derSul indeed.
He had been given mp BY several physicians; had
tried most Of the quack medicines, and was on thu
verge Of despair well - the grave when he trei
CsFter's Spanish Mixture - l;-T
We refer the public to his full ana lengthy Ger
tinc.ts around the bottle, stating his cure.
sssees adyHtisemsuk
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GREAT CURES FOR C0UGHs a C0I. rs

GREAT CURES FOR COUGHS q COLDS.
hR j. 8. RUSk'S EXPECTOKANT or Cough syr-
~ UT, il a never failing remedy for Coughs Colds.
As.hms, Bronchitis, and all Lung Diseases. In 5oc
and 81 bottles.
Dr.. ROSES RAILROAD or ANTI-BILLIoCs
PILLS Will remove any settled cold, and Carry of all
bile from the system. They the best Liver or
Purgatiye Pills used. In boxes 1215 and 25c
DR.. ROSES GREAT PAIN-CURER will cure
Rheumatism, Sore Threats. Stiff Neck Pains in the
Face, Side, Back, or limbs from Cold. 1t cures
Chilblains, sprains, Cramp or Psin Ia the Stomach
or Bowels. Safe to all ages. In bottles l2lx, rs, &
so cts.
FOR wHOoPING CoUGH-This distressing and
frequently dangerous complaint yields and Il cured
by DR.. ROSES celebrated wHoOP1NG COUGH
SYRUP. 1t sllays the cough and prevents iufama.
don and dropsy on the chest. Ii frequen ~ cures
in one week, and gives instant relief so cents per
bottle.
Children are alao liable to Group which dangerous
complair yields immediately to Dr. ROSES never.
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price &c.
All of DR. Roses celebrated Family Medicines are
for sale by D. Gilman, Chas stott Co, VIM H.
Gilman, Jno W. Nairn Patterson & Marin, VI. Nor
rison, ". T. Evans Kidwell & Lawrence and J. e.
Moore Washington; j. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, and
by dealers generally throughout the United States.
dec 27-eo2w<
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LfOR RENT-A twos:ory brick HOUSE. rent IL
u $500, containing good store room, and dwell
ling for small family, situated on Pennsylvania av
enue opposite Wizards Hotel, it Is good business
stand Apply to 8. W. X. Handy, next door to the
premise'' or to K. g. HANDY, Agent
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9 HAWLS, Long e. square
~ 500 new Shawls Of all styles, at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBBS & VERY,
Corner Of 7th street and Pa avenue
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THE CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1884
1 The illustrated London Almanac fer 1854.
The great Illustrated Magszin. of Art for Jaru.
airy.
Putnam's Magazine for January.
Blxckwood's Magazine for December
Graham's Magazine for January
Godey's Lady's Book for January.
Harper's Magazine for January will be published
about the 9th OF January and for sale the agency
JOE sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Cor. Pa. sv. and ~ st, Odeon Building
der 91-3f
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FURNISHED ROOMS-with or without boord
l. toilet. on Indiana avenue, three doors from 2d
street. in pleasant ard agreeable location, within
hve minvtss walk of the Capitol, near Pennsylvania
avenue, and short distance from the Railroad De
pot Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
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CENTLEMEN's Travelling .hawls
" We have now on land
% heavy superior Travelling Shawls
Which we will sell low for cash.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of Z tn street and Penn. avenue
dec 10-tf
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NOTICE Is requested to
IL the following list of articles, many of them en-
t,rely new In this market and for sale on Pennsyl
vania avenue, south side, between 9Th and 10th
streets:
PAINTED WIRE WINDOW SHADES,
ENOAUSTIC FILE. for Halls, Vestibulss, &C.,
KERSHAW'S IRON SAFES,
PARlOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
DESKS, and School Furniture generally,
PORTABLE IRON FORCES,
CHAISES, a superior article.
FAIRBANKS SCALES, all sizes.
WIRE FENCES, for Farming Purposee.
IRON RAILINGS, for Cemeteries and City Lots.
Do fer Balconies oud verandahs.
MARBLE PIER SLABS AND BRACKETS.
PEURHY MARBLE MANTELS, beautiful ar
ticle,-so closely initiating the rsrsr varieties
Of Marble as to deceive the best Judges and
which, from their cheapness, are coming into
general use.
Alae, IRON BRDSTEADs; and general variety
Of IRON FURNITURE.
RALPH HASKINS,
Pa. av., south side, bet. 9th and 10th St..
dee 29-eoSm
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"a FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House.
~ situated at the corner Of ~ and c st, Island
The house contains Z rooms. Possession given inn.
mediately. Apply at this office.
doc CS-aoou
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The narieatiOn between this city and Alexandra
is closed against all but the mail steamers.
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The Courts.-Tiie Circuit Court sat to day, for the
purpose OF hearing motions. The Criminal Court
did not sit TO- day, having adjourned over until to-
morrow The only criminal law business transacted,
was before the grand jury, who were in session for
the finding OF true bills against parties indicted and
for other matters connected with Their duties
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LfOR RENr-1n healthy and pleasant location,
l. two comfortable ROOMS. fu -nished. either ca,
be used az par lors, or chambers. Inquire on 6.h
ian 3-ff II q
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INOR RENT-The upper part Of the House, on
l. Bridge street, occupied by Arny's CONNECTION.
airy, containing rooms. Rent moderate. Immedi.
ate possession given. Enquire at the Store,
Georgetown, December Is, 1858,
dee 22-en3t
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NOUS DE LANE, SILKS, 4 MERI.
Nl nos
large assortment of the above, some just 10
ceived, ut very reduced prices for the cash.
YERBY, TEBBS YEkBY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue
der 1Q-ff
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"e''ondi Theatre opened last night with a
-. company Of comedians, there was full
-, ana the pieces which had been very Judi
IT, selected, were received with much, app,ause.
H'sn'' there win be played the comedy Of .E..
A'Ae'' and the nrs, &C, Of "Roben Macaire.n
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80 FOR RE\T-Three new frame HOUSES. nix
~ rooms each. on East Capitol street, between 9Th
1.&Aand 9th streets. For terms &c. enquire on the
premises or to o A. Daley, Dentist, Pa. avenue. A
few doors west of Browns Hotel
ian 2-eoSfA
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NEW DRUG STORE:

dec T-dts
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LDEN'S CREAM COFFEE
n Prepared from pure Java Coffee, from which
a cup Of Clarified Coffee, sweetened and creamed can
be made in minute by dissolving it In hot water
For sale by SHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors to J. B. Kibbsy Co.,
dec Oct No 5, opp. Centre Market
lint Union Senfinell
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dec31-d
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-22
faI the RuIiand County Iiruia.
LEAVES ioR THE LITTLE ONES.
ny one who loves them.
Qua ANNA.

~ How can ! repeat TO you the words that
tass laid n.t hear low and daskcned the
'ffeiieht st5ahd I6e aih lliaa6ws Of an
IqeVet btlseeht siiefe 4 hsi tiika In Dis sdb.
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hsnQin.,As !, ffaiq15r Plying hdsst, teh.
dehy chbs 81 ~ uiy befea29A spffi, -aHithe
,'dlbse prnd..aiis7 y 'ibsial hands' and The
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ed ike a keen blade, 10Y ms ron ofe "
much rs osnstiAts-sAastsesn rec pmpensa
nature ior is lnss-;5iiisi hauied lpe insen,
slil ffcdbS he 4hassthag ard fevts cfd esih. ID
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kfgp.ss df,be living giJryi5 WIEN V.
pifeaih ,iAos Of ,he iie B{ta 80 q. 7 'fs,
Ga e neisiraii... jsni % he ,issIasctys h.
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SranEinf N AnBi.ols. 'Vtg.l7

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sossiauss4 !, s1alssp.i si5df tx titles "
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RUTLAND YOUNG MEMS AssoCIA-
TION.


THE EMiGRATioS TO KANzAs.-The
Daily Advertiser of this morning furnishes
some much needed information respecting
the emigration TO konsns. The following
facts are CT general interest -
!. No person receives any gin Of land
in kanzas, or Of passage to kanzas from
Government, from the Emigrant Aid Com
pany or anybody else. But any actual set
tier there obtains a prescription night to
loo acres of which he will not have to pay
for several years. 1t will then cost him
~l.e1 per mere.
:. %. rs't'.,rsr, An 'ssr.,,,s,,y .,,.--
ton, and that OF New York furnish through
tickets for S25, board exclusive.
3. Any person who wishes TO correspond
with these companies shnnld obtain the
naipes ofnll cmigrants IN his neighborhood
and then write 10 Thomas II. Webb, Sec
rotary Of the Boston Company, or Renssel-
laer n. llayohs, Vice'President Of the New
York Company.
4. All persons who go to Kanzas will
wish 10 take up land. Mechanics ge, good
wages, but will stake or clan With the
rest. The winter Is mild, and to prepare
Tor farming next summer, the emigraut will
be wise To go forward this fall. The neat
Boston party leaves Sept. 10th.
). The first company have called the hill
on winch are most of their claims 4" Dread
Mount" IN memory OF the Dread Hi in
Worcester, on which is the residence OF
Mr.. Eli Thayer.
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severely Sar ~ lsis O. gs' sslit tht fas-
tssas uucirsu W., her caaasoisse 49,
oatiotva " med.cbe--h.r sfafas rsr1
ana h.r osslisocs ~ I'll 'hsi W. rsveis.l
erAs p4f,si an in,~saa'~. The e.
- a,eu u.ss--,bs fscf bad feactea be-
hss-,l w ras.i shaaa, see iar t,sni
bia.a popnaz saa's taoa1ea q pwr's
vsiss. So bed - NJ hss s-ssss cirsr,f
si7 several days. sal har iasengs 70 sal
~ sus waiiae cfirs O. % wrrt pieaus
90 hsar. tsen - a stronger ear, b. :. vas
bsa hesrd and s,oibed her aisi siaea crY.
I sss ifsui,c ih,, c,aid o. pq,hiaS 60
save her insa iht scury uuirr shes her
ha.y utiihcd. i~ss cpnacseus - fs.ang
fro.n ctiryne exhaustion end rsc.'cascn,.
snd 4 being horue fisi ,Ae fcoul
when sssin sac ny little ons. he
vas pale and calm e The anssls ,lai De
ou nic Ssv.ot's toson. SIZE aten re cless
to her lips aEd ei.ugiog fanily sfoord ug
neck. bcsoaeh, o. 90 b. good lao,ber si.a
give hrr a. 20 Jesus shcpi vh'rn b.,
toll her. ard uho nos wanted hrf 20 com.
20 hm ihroueh ,he darn passage Or th'
grave. o ihat grave VAL is ropelios
horrurs-eeuld hsar that tir g,oyelln.
tlis- u earth Wouid feed iaiH3y npa'
het n4sy hcsh-coull bear ,hat tie vloel
curls had fondlcj. should ha SUI sn,
cold on ,he colder pillow Ct her LITTLE eoain
Heaven u beautiful to those who disceu
il through the eyslsl glory tf the Gospel
Christ Is precious to believers, bat the ilHi
that ,nakcs the gave lovely, must trans
end al language and take hold on DiWnit,
itself
Our AIMS is dead. They havo ukci
away my love and as often rs night comcN
down the mountain, and the moon stalk
upward 10 her throne, come in silence
and sacredness to the place where the!
have laid her.
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LT.w iinp1ias C.srt q fhe Cssoriy
= Rsiitsa, A. tziff tha q huaaal Be-
s,ia Coans "a H. eliectra az SeFecla.
- Al. i.st. ! r-s----iFd fuihc'y %
ep-t ssr s.i rslr ,l.r se.ess eieeh tf
rsm-a a. a. Coasag sfsrsalA. -
straroat, - rg.sc.ssa ssil C'easfy in DE-
seusis ID AS Siss iss tAs year i-si. ard
fapna ihss pr fllvstag 'us1nrd Prs-'os
hsa ii.s Buaarr 81 tg.es songsaa o. iact
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Rev. Mr.. Walker, of Piiisford, had
his Loekct picked OF sum Of money, while
attending the State Far a, Bratilcboro.
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RUTLAND COUNTY COT HT,
fsgtssabsF Tssur 1854.
gUKr ckLENDrA.

J. rsccu'oT - Nathaniel Cary vs Caleb
Hal. Ac,ion u F.ler'rcni far i's Of land
in Clarendon. Pies the Genosl lssuc.--
lEu,srta 4. T. 1870. Judgment ior re.
Rev. b. Der. q. r. ls52.)
N-rdi,, ar Den. 20 recover his costs.
Exception by PlG. spd cause remosed to
Supreme cou' fof rcus.on,
Button, Fdgeron & Alen, for Pie
SIS. Phelps, Il. r. Thrali. far Den.
2. Bowen & McNames " Buck, eon,in-
ucd.
aR.& R.g. CO. vs. n. R. ThraH,
continued.
1. Goojnooea v Dams, referred.
& Daniel Lincoln " Reuben X. Thrull.
Action Of Assampsit on a Promissory Note.
Pies tho General issur. iEotcted A. r.
1850. Verdict Tor Dcit. Rev. hy plf 8.
r. 1851. Judgement Cor PIT Rev. by
Den. A. r. 1852. Judge,uen; for Den. a.
T. Iss3. Reversed by Supreme Court F.
T. ls5i.l
Verdict for PliT. TO recover one hundred
thirty dollars and twenty-five cents dam
ages and his costs.
n. u. Parker, for PHI.
W. II. Smith, $. s. Phelps, for Den.
e. Seneca Smith Vi Charles w. Potter,
Apt. Action on an Award, and on a Pa
role Lease. Plea General Issue.
Appeal from the Judgment Of Justice
and entered A. 7. l-jl.l
Verdict Tor The Dei, 10 recover his costs.
Edgcrton & Alien, for PHI.
Thompson, Bromley, Potter, for Den.
:. Bank Of Rutland vs. Abram Adams,
continued.
{. frederick ChaiTee, apt. VS. circuit
Sherman. Tfespass for goods attached as
the property Of one Lampson. Plea Gen
eral Issue. appeal from the judgment of
a Justice and entered a. T. 1852. Yer
diet for Ilfi. At. 1853 Reversed by
Supreme Court I. T. ls5i.)
Verdict for PHI. TO recover four dollars
twelve cents dansges and his costs.
o. Mcconnell vs. Fisher, continued.
10. Perry vs. Newton,
II. Jones & Dow VS. nrpdlcy, 4"
u. Haynes vs. Taylor,
II. Paris vs. Hulct',
II. Briggs vs. Goodrich,
Is. Mallary vs. Morgan,
49, s---->--'. -. - sa'--.-s.
IL. Hodges W. ConlnL
Is Hcweti vs. Hitchcock, nonsnit.
~. Arnold vs. Webb, continued.
90. Bank vs. Stone & Co.,
81. Andrus vs. Martin, ct al.
81 Dow vs. Lincoln. discontinued.
% Insurance Co. vs. Nicholson, contin.
"a. Insurance Co. vs. Nicholson, q
IS, Lincoln vs. Thrall
2G. Robbins & lloldenys Wilder, ref'd.
"a. Slasou vs. Goldman ct al. continued.
%. Vail & Go, ys White, referred.
%. Weeks vs. Andrus, continued.
30. Abbott vs. Railroad,
81. Mcconnell vs. Fisher, "
~. Stevens vs. licwett,
81. Strong IS Railroad,
81 Same VI Same,
rs. llcweii vs Read, :.
30. Goodwin vs. Hyde,
81. Johnson vs. Hyde,
.la Iis,s...-A - si--i --r ..
-. S,annard vs. Hyde, :"
40. Tx Of iustIn vs. Briggs ct al"
IL. Benson vs. Hull, Plfi.says not for Jury
AZ. Brge & Brother vs. Edgeron, con.
40. Brislin W Gale, continued.
| Rnr AL ANnlknr 81 pi,.c..l Ia.
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PERPETUAL Perpetual motion
has at last been discovered-unless there
Is some mistake about tiff we may believe
the Now. York Journal Of Commerce -
ar. James 4. ficndfickson, or rreennId,
Monmouth County, New Jersey, I" has gone
and done H." Alter 10 years of patent
"whiiiling,' lac has made n machine
that will not only "go Of itself" but will
compel divers other bodies to which i, is
attached, 70 go likewise; in short ii has
POWER. The success Is in the direction
in which so many have long laborcd in
vain, VIZ; by the use OF arms and balls ia
tached TO cylinder so as 10 keep the ga
ira weight always on one side, and there
fore 10 give the cylinder a constant incin
ton to turn round. The machine requires
no starting; take AWAY th blocks. and it
goes of" ike a thing OF iilc." The aodel
was 10 our office yesterday, and attached
10 some clock work, which 1t turned with.
out once stopping 10 breathe. We see no
reason Why II should not 90 I'LL worn out
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VERMONT Central RAILROAD CoypA-
MA despatch 10 the evening papers
from Montpelier, Sept. II, says hat the
meeting OF the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, was no, very large-Wm. Raw.
mond Lee, President. The ntnoun, ~
Cranes Illegal issue II 10000 shares. nnd
the Directors refer the subject time. Tho
Trustees report the track 10 be IN, n very
bad condition, and assigned this as The
= 'pripelpal reason for the great Increase az
! esfieRseA Il Twenty-Five iheuaand tons Of
bf'in are reqna ell IA "a sure saf,,iy and econ.
omy IN ~ofAhGo No ss.l,g The Trustee.
~ ~ tieis sFIss seeasla uaFign 10 ltlouss,on
, s'nts dfritfnas-tat ever 81 aie dbe,r ,nehnsl
a.sst la la4eJ az ilaa \ 'giseh aa,i6nI Ind
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