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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

-OscAR l.. SHArTER, withou. doubt,
has declined the nomination for Lieut.. Gov,
although no public announcement has been
made of the fact Some affirmed at the
time Of his nomination, that he would de-
cline, as he intended to % to California,
next fall. Others as strenuously affirmed
thu, he would accept. He was absent, at
the time, and, OF course, was not consult
ed. u was generally believed that he
would accept, or the Convention would
have have nominated some other candidate.
His declining proves that there was no bar
gaining between him and the Wings, no,
even Il consultation.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

-DEsrSucTivr LeaT SiNo.-on the
night OF Thursday, the 18th Of June. Eoyfg-
screen sheep and fourteen LAMBS were killed
IN pasture In tie north part Of Rutland.
by discharge Of lightning. The whole
flock numbered one hundred and fifty and
belonged TO Mr.. Lewis Meaehan, Of Fair.
hafen- and TO Mr. Thomas Campbell. NJ
this ,osn. The loss IL sbop, three hundred
dollars.
ThHi the direction Of the discharge vas
from the earth, Is evident As locks Of .ool
we're driven into the tres along which the
aaid passed. and the abres q the wood
were brushed apwsrds
II seems that the bodies Of sninal. hin.
ed by lightning decsy very rspidly, a. there
~aa only heap Of woal ana Of dry. flesh
iess bones len q these sixty zone sheen
~hen found few days after they were
kiilod.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

-FouND DEAD.-A stranger calling
himself Shaw, was found sick and in great
pain, by the roadside, in Sherburne, ON the
9Th INST. He was taken by some teamsters
to the nearest house, where he died on the
afternoon Of the same day. of eholera NOR
nus. lie was buried at the expense of the
town. He had few clothes, no money, and
was apparently about 60 years old, and
was understood 10 say that he came from
Lancaster, n. II. Mr.. b. Markham sends
us these facts, adding that the papers in
this State would, no doubt, confer favor
by publishing the above.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

----MsasffsStsr FAarnasp " aotr-
sstr rautaf. Rabef; Sohuslrf. srsus.
500 Of Gra. : har'rf. sni nspass " Als,.
anda' ilsm,lian. President a ~ y. y. a
Ne~ llavea u. r. Co ssl siso trsu1irf
sr~w ~ ia, Co, hss ssSsrl his trust By
q isahial-af .ssss ~ s,es b. shv -a,ooa
II s20D,oop ~ hss csuisa .a htc
,'ansaetoss ~iih ~ isb.cm x. u. Co,
bit she sm,ns Ia sisn uukns~n Whist
be has done siih ihe money faisaa uy tins
iuaeaso sale - false sack, Is nnkno-n.--
ilo~psrr, b. hns failed. aud thrown the
hntpciai conHaufy in'accaiusian and DE-.
iaay. lIs sfs aayrHses han assSk. bui
probably, h. % esther concealed ia Y. Y
% has ss~eonded. lie VAS the originator
Of the l,iieois Genital, and President of
iha, mad AL the prcscn, year lie Was
largely concerned IN the Washington a
Saratoga road, and was the builder Of the
VI Valley u. x, lie was ashamed 10 own
his wilc and hved ina sepcrate house, pass
ing among his fiirpas NJ bachelor. HIS
wife vas called Spieer snd his children
knes him BY the name Of Spioer.
Railroad stocks have suffered greatly by
tins iailesc. On Saturday, Willis & Co.
OF Boston, suspended payment. A few days
previous, Dana 81 Co, Of Boston, also fail
cd
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-TnE ". Udtchman declares that
the Rutland Convention was in favor of the
adjournment to the ith Of July. A few
noisy, fanciful gentlemen favored it, but
when the only test was tried, not ore man
in twenty voted for it. And, furthermore,
more than two-thlrds of the Convention
never heard Of this wild scheme until the
motion was made t, adjourn. The motion
was voted down by tremendous No.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

-fnIRTr-TnRrE persons were killed
by collision of cars, on the Susquchannah
Railroad, four miles from Baltimore, July
4th! Nearly 100 more were injured. This
Il the most destructive and shocking acci-
dent that has occurred this year. Efficient
officers had been changed for poor ones,
and the carlessness of the latter caused the
awful calamity.
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Ten CBoLrRA.--Therc are several
deaths daily, IN the large critics, and eases
are occurring IN various parts Of the coun-
try. Two men and woman, ut the Mar
bic Quarrics in Rutland, are said to have
died last week, Of cholera morbus. They
had been making free use Of liquor.
The fret aud principal preventative Of
cholera is total abstinence from liquor. 49,
Tho second is, cleanliness Of person. The
third is, cleanliness in and around houses,
shops, and pisces Of business. The fourth
Is. regularity in diet. Eat moderately of
anything that is wholesome, aud drink any
thing but liquor. Let sleeping rooms be
well aired, and the clothes about your per-
son changed frequently.
asa without further bletherne,
Dear mnaisrk- I my hrothfenl
OF all scents aud degrees,
themselves aud your shes)
fonweaf all oabsi, lads,
Wakes, Tavems, aud ntws,
Hot dreams, aud cald salad.,
Aud Don't live IA SIZES that would suffiyoate sows
Gut CobbeIt's, O'Connei'.. Beelzsbub's banners,
Aud whiirw ash, al once, bowels, rooms, hauds,
and mannersn
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-Aboui too handrrd shl fay mem.
esn- 4 the sabbath School eannee.s 1.,h
The Baptist Society, 10 RsilsHd, sea, On
"A eKsafs,oa 70 Manchester, 90 wesnes-
day. The day "a Ese. All al passed. N
enthusiastically.
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ersa.pe GeAars ir,m Whitehall THIS
r,nsm Company of about eAy arrived
frpsn ihs cars ~ above stated and marched
d,rcctl, to iheis qaarrrs II the F'ankhn
Hotel whcrc an excellent dinucp Vas al
ready prcpsroA fa' ,hrn iuscn.cqaehee o
h,v.nr prr,ioasly been indoced to fello~ The
cad Of The seductive gong a, the Bard~cl
lioasc 10 The d,nmg FCSsn cf this establish
men,l vas 10 far advanced M esri'sl bill ~
fare other to rv,rcat. ~ hoporah'y rr,ou, 9th
crwi.c IN time 10 witness the Decentralization
Of this ircop from the cars, and could there
fore only Judge ofihcir reception and ar-
pesnncc. bat BY the oxeitmcn, which Their
entrance into townhad created. by the
posors," said an irishman on tho walk,
ho, think they arr the devils own boys
entirely Hist" said hi, s~.or,s'en, u
think tbcm an advance guard Of M,ichclrs
troop on their way to rcvolu,Ionisr Canada
and catch the runaway nsgcrs" while a
grabbed faced Yankce as he put his SIMS.
ter looking eyes upon this pair and Turned
away, muuefed that be Guessed they were a
company Of Know Nothings = and as this
vinegar usagcd gentlemen passed along 10
satisfy hiu.selfon tins point think he express
sed his determination to Join them # he
found them Of this order. But It soon be-
came evident that at least this latter sup
position was rrcun,lless. From the notes
of mirih and harity that came from their
banquoting hall, !, was made quito clear
that theirs was no "know nothing" Jubi-
lee and from the hearty response made to
the sentiments offered at table. II was up
parcn, that they desired TO make no sorr,f
Of their qualification at the entertainment
provided for them within the walls Of the
"Old Franklin
IL is but justice to this company TO say
that their appearance on parade in the az
tcrnoon was inimitable, and their apparel
ing uniqu, and altogether striking. Their
evolutions were superb, and their general
appearance on the march, was highly cred
table and would haze done honor to the
"best regulated militia. OF what their
prowcss might be in actual service of
course cannot be known. But II We Judge
of their strength by the enormous battle
axes and other warlikc Instruments they
bore--or if we measure their gallantry by
the length of their swords and spears and
long lcg'd boots their pixies and guns, and
long tailed coats, Ito say nothing of their
peaked capsl l shonld give them what
Phrenologlsts would call, " Combafipfness
large! and Desfructipeness- How
this might prove however, on trial, it may
not become me to say; but between our
selves Mr.. Editor don't hesitate to give il
as my opinion between us you know that
were this company to attempt to capture
the fortress of Gibraltcr, they'd take the
fortress Or somofiiing else
1t is unnecessary to say that the MAS
QuERADERs were welcome to our jubilee
that they were heartily cheered on their
departure, and that they lcft marked i'm.
preston on all who saw them. May their
shadows never be less longer, they well
never San be.
JrDEpIAH CLEisuBoTnAM.
Rutland, July 9TH. night, 1854.
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loo deaths occurred in New orlesn.
last week by sun-s,Ioke!
The New Postage law does no.,
change the Presen, rates Of postage under
5000 miles.
-sehuyler had conscientious seruples
about mining cars over the y. Y. & New
Haven Il. H., on Sunday, bu, he could de.
fraud his creditors ofmillions.
The New Hampshire House Of Rep.
reseniaiiges laid uia Maine Law on the "a
bic on Monday, by msioniy Of 10.
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Vermont Mus 1l,n

doi''"d Nv iolia"ies rssolul,os
RsselrtL. Tia, ne ,ui,,s,. ,
hill dcueustrates that TIE .,s.,, y,
NhcrVct 3 obtains 10 tho 49,,
nthilaics p'l culy ever pun-s, Z.
al hauos, bot oycy ,racc II m,,i (,
R'lPA S'opc NJ. .r,e.s ,
iohnsbury, las, wcck, Coz A,,,s.
ici' money IN his possrs.,oa. 10 g.,
of 500. COMMITTED TO isl io,,,1
The Fourth was ernr, ell,
a, Wells River. Cor. Rifh,n., =.
cd the people, A. dil also Prot So (,
Hanover.
------Rrs,o>srioS o. Pho, P,
Benjamin Il. Palmer, n. D.. has.
the puofcs-orslap Of Ana,om, ia IA,
cal College at Woodstock, and !.
learn frcn the Louisville Juw-sai .
ing to remove 70 the West, and nab,
vile his home. 4
The Cout, House q, Va,
was burned on tho morning " IA,
Cause.-The crackers. Loss sA.., .
Insured in the VI, Mutual, slaW
--Ilonj. =. Sargcan,s, Pos,a..
Eas, Randolph, died few dau q
the Small pox.
There was grand ereas,
Lake Champlain, on the 9TH. III, !, f.
complains that Mr.. burton chs,.
adds that the rum-hHr was CLOSED
Vermont side of the Lake AMI On 4
the other side.
The Springfield Tei,grag
and It's remains are deposited il d
Adams Tribune, alongside Of he h,
ling,on Courier and the Morrisrils q
ar.
-NoRwicn UNiyrRsirr.--T.
meneemeni services Of this lnslitu,
be held on the 10th of August. II
of Geneva College, will il his beshl
mits, address the trustees on an
SION. Also the Rev. +. w. Seal
Montpelier, author of &" Rector Of n 4.
dolph's" and some other popular wa.
William Stark, of Nashua, n. N. v
on the same day deliver n poem al d,
viiation Of the Philomathic Associa,Fa
the University.
On June 10th, G. +. Alexapls.
eldest child of Charles Alexander, sg,a
years, fell from mill, in BrowningiO, i
the river, causing instant death.
SwINpLER ARkrsTgD,-0n h,
day last, man by the name Of Sta
Chnrchell was arrested at Stove, ups
requisition from tho Governor of N.Y.
a charge of obtaining $4,000 wua
goods on false prepicnces, and Ia
in hyde Park Jail.
The 4th was celebrated in fns
at Bradford. John Sawyer, Jr. w@A
ntor r. Farnham, Jr. was Prosaes
the day, and contributed materially
intellectual feast on the occasion.
At Franklin, there was a fn
bration. u. X. Pangborn--ora,oL
-MoRE RELIoIops Acrios.-fs
annual session Of the Windhani and
niDgton Association Of universities
IN Brattlcboro, June 2sth and 2sA. i 4
The following resolutions were saaais =,
ly passed -
Uhereas, The continued arpre~s ]
HE slave power give us no reasons "a
ronone:, p ", n,, poeos, even ~
The same time ignoring the essen,,,
'iPles of the Gospel-Thereiore
Resoiped, That we regard every al
W |, nclioh designed TO extend The -
mr. renuhhc ana n ~ ' ~ aaea'.o y,
he laws of The Gospel
Resoiped, That we regard every n
'igned to uphold the system of slave
=, ,a,a usd IT. s,s o. authority nowhere
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ha, ~ho ooulih. -. al
handsome fsse. Aa1, -.g lanuoas hope
sha, % rildcd der SUBSCRIPTIONS II ihr
pleasures before tlesn. and ~ishss them to
rcnain' No f~as On I'll hand. vo'od
,hat they hAd better CO: sna Ssfai thrs
evi ~Rody ssa s,al n mc---~hat
rush. And - the Icnskeusd Rnc cssDc
y,aiiiag %. way dswn ws,hing,on Street
Nth music mNdc BY falling Zee, fu
s~cc,er io ny car than ,hsi discnurcd by
The band ia aiicndsn-c--shai spectacle
did Il present Wha before has ever seen
such sweeping yc, gentle tide Of youth
and innocence passing ihat way before -
firs,. ! thoufht 70 count them snd catch
glance a, each bagh, cyc aud rosy check
a. It passed along thru | thought 10 mum
Der them by sections; then tired to csii-
mate the amount Of love. hops and alice
ton thai centred aud rested on thu multi.
tude 81 little ones and when t,osghi Of
the aggregate NJ love that gathered and
hung around the least one ,hcrc, and Of the
sinietion that would follow the least mis-
hap TO tho liii,cs, "wcer thing among
,hem--a silent prayer stole into my
hear--and which, though !, found no ut.
terance, vas none the lcss sincere and
heartfelt Aud then, when bcihought me
Of the Young America" nursery ballad
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srvn.tseE &tassstistus s.r.-s,sr A..
ts'-Ss - -ssssf ~ fetu-sass D. g.. aust. 81 "a.
he'se sa.'' s sis' sss4s. IN ., ua.a - -
tsss.fssss- a,
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trss'ss'isssassss ss-s, - s..a.a u. ..
-@-if .ss~'si-ss 90 usdas.a-y s-ssn.
'ss - i-s~ss issssaiss 10 a.. succeeding
fssasy's P.pss,
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srslasp oo,srp TICKET.

Ter Sssrtu-,
hi.ANNuN ALLEN.
IRA BUTTON,
LUTiiEk DANIELS
.s-stups ys&rss
su KElSsc.
a. u LANG DON
Prslss y.Ara
a wARSrR
HARVEY BUTTON
Sai,s .lnsr~,y.
EDWIN EDGERToS,
Hgs Ss.r
W. " FIELD.
Hsl BelF
GEORGE GRAVES
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A. ~ ssssas ~ss't., cssa o.tstag ss-
ssisss - a. ss-i tssh,ua. s.sr.J 49,, al ~.
ssts
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To ". n. WHITING, E.a., Editor OF ~.
Aissss Issssag.r.


H'h -r',''Ne We NOMINATIONS Tor State
onerrs we're made 81 Rutland on the 9Th
!" 'ahe las', ! nave oeeh pressed iof some
lSi"fc a'o"ei OF n,y op'hioi- ~ regard to
-" 'epeAi ~ me ailst'pn COMPROMISE, and
We p'Ns.m Lhtno, la" q uh's STATE
wv "ons"' 'ia, my views on the Tor
~ sa"jeet ~e'c suhiesien'iy indicated IN
sIe.Pu',l ''e nph,'''s''o" WIN 'nil Ann"
fiEe > the RESOLUTIONS passed by the Hut
ma ,.ppse',l'h 200 ,hai u oes, CON
,.'leu = WI ,'y P.'>,''" "'''''r'he pnehe' To
fN'S " pr '"' '"e i'''hehi-s 70 'i's qiies-
,'''- p'ol''-ou ntHh 'hh h'Aiief' Ihis
isss,'N 80 s'sN,'s 70 souie o. The
Ev,i''''''" " "N''n nave oeen address
e ~t'l'"eh''S 81 ''s same sihd are
-, ~ !. '''"ea w. " fu's' u,e ss'lehnae
NhMh y manifested, n'ay az well state IA
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14

The ink vas hardly dry with which the
above was written, Shcn We found letter
froin Judge Royce 10 the Free PreSA We
like The ie;i~f, and II Is precisely VIVA, any
sensible nan would expect from him, If he
wrote al all Ia answer To questions. The
Judge 10 all right, with 81 wtihoul Il letter
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STEPHEN RoNCR.
w. IuIV lfht tArt
~ = T77'7TT7T7'7 ~ IN|IlI III
nrrLAsD ,otN ~ aEa. Assocrs-
Ttek.

Atths anssal 'zee,iaS hela Al he Cour
lisass. jsns sik- the follo~isg 0aicss
-ere chosen for TIA. year easssags
sii-as H. HODGES. PrsaAs.1
O. Goes ia. glas pesiae~L
hrssr H.l,- Sssystzry.
kssssosS Rassrtr. Tr,a,@ee.
a. H. rrssIs,. .is6ise
b.s>sat PoKrrs L.L,arsa.
q. IL. hafprs
W. 7. AieHots
", . cessis cs.,v,,
o. l. koRHlss
0AufLaNs CotsgT TIsrs.sHer
CosststJos, Hrri4sr, trtt Igsh
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

Convention met agreeable to the call
and was called to order by Col. II. II.
Merritt chairman of the County Commit
tee. :.
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OAvfIAss CopssT TINru..Hes
-es'ssDo,. Rrriasr, Jrtr Is.AL
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President.
CALEB HALL. Clarendon.
Pioe Presidents.
Barnard Ke,cham, NJ. G. Bogue, Den
mis- lIulett, Nathan Francis, &. A. Morton,
+. II. Robbins.
Secretaries.
Charles c. Holden, George Hills.
On motion the following gentlemen were
appointed committee to present nomi-
nations for County Officers.
ID. 5. Ewing, w. II. Newell, o. Thomas,
A. J. Randall, Saml. Adams, Henry Clark,
J. II. Robbins, J. A. Ketchum, N. Fran.
CTS, +. Nc Connell.
On motion il was resolved, that we cor
daily approve Of Merritt Clark of Poultney
for Governor, William Mattocks Of Peach
am Lieut.. Governor, and John a. Page Of
Montpelier for Treasurer, and will use all
honorable means to secure their election.
The Nominating committee presented
the following ticket for County Officers
which was unanimously confirmed by the
convention.
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For Senators,
G. w. BEssDler, Burlington,
RoLLA GLrAsos, Richmond,
4. IL. WHEELER. Charlotte.
For SIDE Judges,
u. b. GRErS, Richmond.
LYMAN HAIL, Shelburne.
For Judge Of Probate,
WIN. ii. FHEscn, Williston.
For States .atiorHsy,
T. T. WALrs. Burlington
For SssnG
H. PAUL, burlington.
y" Higa Bai,G
Ions UrnA", Colchester
-EssrK Cousrre We learn iiiis
Wing County Convention :, Luneayz
on the ith inst, nominated
For Senator,
w. II. HARrsHoas.
For County Jndgs',
N. J. GHayrs, W.. BrfbAsL
FOR lStafs's .1iiouisy,
X. c. BrsT0s.
Tor Nigh SL1rE
]. q. DAKLiss.
FOR Ji.igs Of Probdi''
Wa. CHAsDLIE, Of Lansnbafg
"A search l. going on IN thf -
ern part Of this State fof a bot0fioa'
thief just escaped from the jsA 81 I
burg, On the New York side n w =
slOO reward u offered, and The h''
says be 4 ''slorf Cor Penos u b. =
The Washington 90. AFrie'
Par ~ill be held On the 7lh ssa -
Of September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-21

Tnr MYsrrRiors can" In the alysr.
Using columns Of the Springfield, Worcester
and Boston dailics, and in some orour week
~ exchange. from Maine, y. H. and Conn,
says the Worcester lgis, there appears 4
single line as an advertisement, which las
excited good deal o.! inquiry among the Gu
rious but the answer to all questions on the
subicc, Invariably Is, "Ilno,c nothing" about
il. /, purporls to come from New York
CITY, aud was enclosed to the publishers with
an anonymous order and a bank.uoie TO pay
ior IT, insertion. All sorts Of comical, ludi-
rrous, funny and ridiculous interpretations
have been given by those Who k1orc nothing
about Il. Although We look upon 1t more
seriously than some Of our friends, we 90
no, believe 1t will blow up the Office to pub
lish il ia our columns. II i, should, howey-
or, smell Of guupowder to any ofour read.
cr', they are requested to communicate the
hc; to us without delay, as those Who know
nothing of iis meaning may be IN danger be-
lore they arc aware Of It, and relief could on.
IN DO procured Ia this city. Here is the aw-
a. T-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-21
WHOOPlNG COUGH CURED BY
DOWNS ELIXIR.

n rot r,usiy 90 "a, wild - NtErns CsHrh
!. Down. Elixir II suun lr,ll ~ hs rlg's, 90
rrss ~ rfsss sod The patient gets we'll rcd 81" IT.
effects suuurr than D., thr o any other modlsin"
Err r1s,s1a rcd 1sif4y srfrV fsfr1Tfi1q ofoosgh
uhsth,r che result ~ s,N,r, ,ud, p'u'u0'd D.,
fever. or th, result uf q GNci pulmonary hahit, &c
stands usurt'Isi, s4~HrIs'
n often lsrff "a J~srh on H frr days THAT HAS
LASTED ron MONTHS, and lai.l,d the ALL
ct th, h,st physicians.
SoLIh, G.. ". ATWEIl., under ihc 1 : To.
90, Portland, General Ngcut ~ Maine.
Nlsb .oId o. Druggists aud dpsl'rs boz Ms.lis,ncs
s,,r,whsrr ANDREWS X HATES, Agcnu,
Pare llI.
Solib, d.. W. \ RUST, - rau..
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THE GREATEST
nj diCal Discovery
OF, rrfIE ACE

AIR. KENNEDY Of RoSbmy, has discovered
MI in one Of our common pastures weeds a rem
eay that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Irnm the worst Scro(ula down toa common fimplc
lie IA. tried Il 10 over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except IN two. lie has now 10 his
po..ession over two hundred certificates Of IL val
Ne, al within twenty mile. oi Boston.
Two bottles ATE warranted 10 cure nursing sore
mouth.
ono to thee hottie, will cure the worst Kind o
pimpleson the face.
I,oo, dire, lotiles will clear the - stem u bilcs
Two bottles arr warranted to cure the WORT
Mind Il raukcr IN the mouth and stomach.
Three In Eve bottles are Warranted To ,ure the
worst cases II cDsipcas.
One 10 two botlles are warranted Ia cure all hu
mon Of tho eyes.
Two boulc. are warranted to cure running in
the ears and hntchcs ~ the hair
-Four 10 siN bottles ATE warranted 10 cure cor.
rupt aud running ulccrs.
/ One h1tilc will curr scaly cmptons of the Kin.
Two or three boItlc. are warranted 60 cure the
most desperate cascs ofrheumatsm,
Three 10 siN bottles ate warranted 10 cure salt
rhsum.
Five to eight bottles cure the very wort cases
uf scrufuh.
benefit l. always expected tom the fret bottlc
and perfect cure warranted when The above guam.
tits l. taken,
Nothing books so improbable On thos, Who have
IN vain lriod aIl the wonderful medicines of The day
49, that q common weed growing on the pastures,
and along Old stone walls, should oUo every hu-
NOR; vet Il j. INV q GNcd Tact. " sou have re-
hum0r Il has o. start, There 1rr no ~ nor anis
ainui H., curing some cases lul not YOURS. ne has
pcIdlrd over thousand lotilc, IT iu the vicinity
II llUsiOn and Know the effect II IL ncycry case
II has ahead, done some II the greatest curcs ever
done in Massnchus,tts. ne gave IL to children
year old, 10 Oh people " siNty; and has seen poor
puuy booking childrDr. whose hrsh Was suit and
ilslb,, vstorcd 10 pcriCCtsaie Of health by one
luttlr.
To- thosc who are troulIsd with .irk headache
one bottle vii Away. curc Il. u gives great ~.
LEI On catauh and dlItincss. Sumr who have
taken d nave hcrn costyc ur yclrs, nni hhych rcu
, ..gubtcd Nv h.. Where the body b. sound Il Sorks
quite easy, nat where there b. ans arrangement IT
the functions II nature, Il viii cause NcN singular
feeling, lat ,ou must MT b. ahrnci-thcy alvaNs
disappear in from four diys 90 = week. There b
never a bad result from ton The cuutraN when
that feeling b. gUue NUu vii ir'l Nuufscli hhc Re
new person. heard some Of The must rNifhNagAni
,ucomums II Il that man ever li'ten,d a..
No change IT diet ever necessary. Eat the lest
YOU can get anil enough Dit
Directions flr us,-Ad1lis, ono table spoonful
10 dt,- children 1T eight years, desert spoonful
. from i've Co. eight, tsaspopuih A. no direction
eln D. applicable o. al constitutions take enough
o. operate un thg bowels tNi,' d,y.
n. H. HAY, Druggist, Portland, the on. an.
/ thonI,i agent tor Mainc.
! Sold y AspRTWs s BARS, rusllill W.
a. Irsr, VI. -, 80. IHrI.s T.. AtSuud : Co.,
HuJkh,lI. R0l-u Nol~, Norway lgi5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-21
Mrs, wiEslOw's Soothing Syrup.
Read! Read!! Read!!!

one parent informs me that his child has sui
iercd 10 an alarming eNtent with Flstulenoe %
wind Choiic. latey they have used the
Soothing Syrup, and 1t always effects speedy
cure.
Another parent says his child has been exceed
ngly iretiul, owing 90 the pain and soreness Of
Cutting Teeth. For few weeks they have
u.ed the Soothing Syup, and dnd that Il removes
the soreness and irritation from the mouth and
gums, and improves the general health Of the
child. Tie SAYS Z" II - EoTfA more than Il costs,
oy ths i-e,sassd good hEm0y and elsrflasss Of ne
chlf."
Sold by c. W. ATWELI., No. &, under q. s.
Hotel, Portland, General Ageni ior Maine.
Also soh by Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Price 25ets. ANDRLws Bans,
PARIS HIl.Ashs, n