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July 9th, 1851.
CnERRYrlELp. July 3Oth. 1851

Nhhhhl HELD July outh, loOl,
y. h. Saryer, Esq:
Dear Nr;-Sinco writing the article in
relation to the course Of the Tribune towards
Gen. Scott, have seen in this paper Of Sat.
urday last, an acknowledgement by Mr..
Greeley of the improperly of this course,
and a regret that this course had been taken
against his better Judgment, for SO | have
Inferred. The subscribers to his paper v i'll
be glad that he has made this amende
honorable and will probably be satisfied
As enc am pleased with this concession,
and shall, and hope others will continue to
take tie Tribune, for all its patrons would
be sorry to abandon i. for any cause.
0AE WHO WOULD LIZ RlGHr.
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CoNPLIMESTARY.-The Astabula Sen.
t''1ei, in speaking Of Capt. Crane, of the
Morgan Noluntcers-who is a Methodist
mlnister-compliments him as being =
true Christian and a good slut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02

The Russian navy now consists Of IA
steam and Il sailing vessels, carrying 1851
guns, including vessels now in course Of con-
struction. Besides these, the Russian Gov
eminent owns 474 ships for service in the
different harbors and for transport In the
course of 1850, l56 vessels Of different size
and class were equipped for sea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02
State OF Maine.

ENEcUrIvE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Jul, %. IN6l.
An Adjourned session ef the Executive Council. vii b.
held At the Council Chamber, in Augusta. on Tue.dlA
the SIKH day OF August next.
Attest: Il HALL, sec. Of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02
NEW YORK 3nth

Tie Springfield Republican says Cen
Scott bad t. yield to the demagouges, just
exactly as Fabius had to yield when against
his Judgment he hazarded Canns-just ex-
aetiy as Washington had 20 yield when
against bis Judgment be riskel Brandywine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02
NV YoRK, 3lst,

NEN lbRh, OIsb.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that the gunboats Reliance and Yankee en-
gagged new rebel battery at Marlborough
Point, below Acauia Creek, on Monday
Neither of the vessels were much injured
The effect on the battery is unknown, though
the shells from the vessels were seen to burst
over it and the camp in the rear There is
probably regiment of rebels there. The
battery consists of FIVE riIlcd guns.
The steamer Frceborn lies at Fort Wash
lngton, with prize schooner. She has on
board two women connected with the jeff.
Davis Mail and Express Company. They
were caught going over to White House
Point.
Nine employees at the Arsenal have been
arrested by order OF Gen. Scott, at tbs in
stance of MIR. Potter, Of tue House Inyesti-
eating Committee.
Col Stone has arrived from IIarpcr's Fer
rY, and reports that Banks has not yet evac-
uatcd that place. \ portion Of his forces
have taken strong position ON the Mary,
/ land side. lie is receiving endorsements
daily-hc had yesterday 1900 men. Cot
Gordon 5 regiment is at lIarpcrs Ferry, rca-
/ dy for an attack. Col Stone says the rebels
have always had two or three regiments at
+ Leesburg, and doubts whether there are any
more there now.
Ohio recommends Col. Sherman. Col.
Cook, Gen. Bates, Col. ABSORB, Gen Schcnck
Gen. Geo. W. Morgan and Col. Tyler for
Brigadier Generals.
\ number of the officers of the Fire lou
AYES and the \, Y. 69tn regiment have re
signed. Others will follow
The 18th n Y. regiment has been pushed
forward to BANDS Mills, five and one halt
miles from Alexandria.
Col. Keys assumes command of Cll. Por
ter 5 brigade, the latter having been appoint
ed Provost Marshal Of Washington.
Gapt Robert 7. lawton, Of Newport has
been ohersd the Col5uelcy of the 81 X. |.
regiment.
Senator Baker has been authorized TO in
crease his regiment to u brigade, and receive
one giment ot cavalry.
Colnnels Huat and II int man will be
able to report for duty on Monday next.
Col. Harycy's Penusy hanis regiment has
been accepted.
\ detachment of L. s Cavalry under
Col, Chandler left to-day for Harper Fer
~.
G5n. Runyan leaves for jersey Tomorrow
to recruit five new regiments. Licat. Col
Fowler, of the \. Y. lIth Is here, alive and
we'll.
The Union men about Blrdensburg fear
that some Of the neighharng disunionistS
design destroying the fine stone bfld-a Of
the Baltimore and Washington railroad,
across Current creek. Tr5sps are now
guarding tie railroad
The lst Massachusetts, regiment was paid
off to-day.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1861.
VOLUME VII, NUMBER XXvIII.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans &c Maine will meet in Conven-
ton, in MEnNIAN HALL, ArGrsrN, on Hetlaeslitt a,
the IN day of 3h-lst ncrt. at 10 clock A. NJ to
nominate candidate for Governor, and to trans
act any other business that may properly Come be
tore the Convention.
The basis Of representation will he follows
Each city, town and plantation shall be entitled to
one delegate; each city, town and plantation that
cast scycnty-iive votes for the Republican candi-
date for Governor in ls6), shall he entitled to an
additional delegate, aud one delegate for every
one hundred votes for said candidate in ls60,
above seventy -fyc.
The State Committee will be in session at the
Stanley House the evening before the Convention,
JAS. q. BLAINE, LEoNNRD ANDREWS,
FREaERiek BeHtE, J. : LYroRn,
JOIN Il. MARROW, EDwlv FLYR,
JACOB =. SWIM, CHRJSTornER Prince,
I. HARHeN, :. STRICKLAND.
EuGENE Hale, W. &. SHELL,
A. i. FARwELL. OzAIs BLANCHARp.
J. VI. BHsERHeRE T.. WoopRuRY,
July Eth, lSGi. Rr5ubican State Comniftee.
NorE.-The delegates are requested to leave
their credentials with the state Committee before
the hour Of the mcgtin, Of the Convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02

Dinner TalE RNARss.-rhe= Boston
Journal publishes aa editorial from the Now
York Times which prcien1s to relate the
conversation Of General Scott at dinner at
his own house few days before the battle of
Bah Ran. This writer must owe General
Scott some enmity to impute 10 him tie con
yersatlon as related, as he never used such
language before stranger or a garrulous
newspaper correspondent, if in possession Of
ordinary sasacity or prudence If this s..Jry
is true it is the only evidence yet before the
public 81 General Scott's doatago. The wri,
ter, at any rate, shews his want Of good
sense in giving publicity to such stuff, at
such time. We take it that he is an enc.
my to General Scott and the Administration.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
The Tribunc-Gen. scott, &C.


ents. " to impair the conf dence Of the peo-
pie in the ability, fidelity and resolution OF
Cen Scott, to carry on the war now raging
for the support oi the Union, has greatly
disaGccted the former admirers Of that bth-
crto popular paper, and the trucst friends OF
the country. So general has this disappro-
baton become, that it will be likely to lose
onc-half its support, when subscribers are
required to be rcacwed in this quarter. and
if such should be the effect in other sections,
Mr.. Greeley would have reason to wish that
his correspondents pen had not been filed
with the ink OF bitter dstrust or unwarrant-
able complaint. Such, however, is the I'M
shaken faith o! fair minded and intelligent
men IN the skill and patriotism of this no
bic and peerless chief, that these jealous and
uncharitablc eii1rts will fail to produce, OK
ccpt to a limited degree among the fault find
Ing, their desired result. The world has
passed its Judgment upon Gen. Scott, and
all the busy and inpatient croakers in the
lttlI cdllll't Ctltkt = IT, HIS ihIc VIII ~
found undimmel and unjiminishcd in the
glorious triumph Of the cause in which he
is engaged, and IS leading ON TO victory. Al
though the unanmity and enthusiasm with
which the Northern or free States are strug
Cling 10 suppress wicked rebellion, and To
prevent the overthrow Of our national gov
crnmcut, is unparalleled and almost miracu :
lous, it should not be f5r.1tten, that among
the noble many who are thus fighting Tor
the Constitution am the Union, a fac may
sill be found who sympathis1 with South.
crn trcachory, aul would rejoiec in is sue
cess. In number they are comparatively
less than the tories Of the Revolution, but
they should be considered more unprinciplcd
and Infamous. TIE latter had some excuse,
Tor they caimc.I to be loyal to the Govern
ment under walth they had lived, and from
which they were unwilling u b, separated.
The former are traiteroa> t. their own Gov
ernmcnt, apd would sacrifice It's dearest in
tcrcsts for party aud unholy purpos,s. Ii
tie Evolutionary tories had u is their
country in dissrlce-and di,I,norcI rep
ut4tiJn still adaerts t. their memories hat
should he the !Ate Of those, more f.ithless
than these tories, who and aud comfort BY
words il not by dcsds the present enemies OF
cur free and glorious Institutions? They
should be at least m8Hsa3 as with the hand
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on Sunday. He neglected to bring upj,hs,
reserve force at the proper time and i. ia.
alleged that he was drunk Is true hs.
should be shot.
Tic Evening Posi- sdys tbs want Of
men to man our war seseeis, has been the
most serious obstacle which the Gov crnment
mas naa g meet in fastening forward the
blockading force,
-lchabod d. Bartlett Esq, a lawyer
oil Bangor, died suddenly at Mt. Deser, on
Saturday, where he WAS spending a few days
on pleasure excursion. lie was of.,he
law firm of Rowe Il BARTLETT. a
~-Ihe Post Office Department has issu.
ed notice that Pastmasters can forward ALI
prepaid letters to any other point .lhan the
one ai 10 which they are directed. without al.
ditional charge. y,
-Fhe ordering Of Gen. Mcclellan A.
the Arlington column was before the hattie
oil Bull Run, and is not intended as a rebuke
70 General Mcdowell.
-bangor Comet Band left Monday t9r
the ID Regiment, They have enlisted fA
the war.
-rIhe advertised loan Of the State Of
sou, 600 more than one million dollars was
offered and more than half Above par.
"A Seventh Maine regiment is being
organized 1t is TO be instructed, NJ under.
stand in the zouare drill, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02

W AoHl MUM, '1tID.
The Assistant Secretary of State has gon,
to invite the Prince and Princess Napoleon
to make the White House their home while
here.
dispatch to the World says that gen
tleman arrived here tonight who states tina,
General Banks has not evacuated Ilarrer
Ferry.
Advices received to-day state that the reb.
els are not contem plating an advance or
Washington, but are moving towards uar-
pers Ferry.
Some Of the Federal soldiers have mar
blcs that they picked up on the field OF bat
tie, evidently used as ball by the enemy
Several packages of cartridges thrown ava,
by the rebels on its retreat, We're found to b
composed Of powder and marbles Some Q
their shells were also made OF clay.
1t is believed that both Generals Wool an,
Harvey will be promptly placed in eonman,
Of army columns in the grand arm now us
sembling here.
Mrs. Curtis, of Rochester. while ridin.
out on horseback vita member of IL,
N. Y. 18th regiment. last Saturday, Wa
captured by the enemy cavalry
A dispatch TO the Herald says that OF
Saturday there was only one Georgia rtgi
ment at Lcesburg. Another was rxpectc,
IN day or two.
Gen. johnson with his army when l.s
heard from was on bis way to Winchester.
A brigade uudar Col. MeCunn uccupic
an Important position one mile and hal
beyond Fort Ellsworth, the right resting OF
Leesburg Turnpike, the LETT at Bailey's eros
yoads.
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\ crowd of seccsSionists made up
part of the "mob of gentlemen" who
were lockers on at the battle of the 2lst.
They assisted in creating a panic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
IRW A CLARK

+ CONFIDENCE RIGHTLY BEsTowED.-This is
certain to be the with those who when suf-
4 fering under any complaint of the lungs, resort
to DR. o. Phelps Browns Acacian Basam as the
proper remedy. In no instance does it fail of Civ
ing complete satisfaction. Ii Consumption, BrOn-
chitis Asthma, Coughs and colds, assa the system,
if the heart, the liver the system be derang
ed, word for it, the Acacian Basam will perma-
nently eradicate these disorders and make whole
the invalid When the patient is reduced by Illness
emaciated, pale and careworn, try the Balsam, and
mark the result Forthwith the disease is Ia ken in
hand, the countenance brightens rest is obtained,
strength returns the appetite improves the hacking
cough and facilitating perspiration ceases, hope
awakened, never to be extinguished and disease is
conquered, All this may be aud is accomplished b.
the AcaCian Balsam.
This sovereign remedy none need be without; it
is within the reach of all The Acacau BaIsam is
sold at - per large bottle, and be obtained of
POND Sc MORSE,
Sole Agents, z
FortI,a baftar in, -0ducon of this remedy, they
have also y small number of specimen bottles, I
price 25 cents each Lose not the opportunity Of
trial &. 20w4 +
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
vILLAnE COErnRArInN NurIcE-

The legal voters OF the village OF Rutland are
hereby notified that the annual meeting of said vii
iage will be holden a. Fireman Hall in said village
on the 29th day of May, A d. 1851 At half past :
clock ,tOaCt upon the following business viz
TO elect Moderator, seven Trustees, Fire
WaTdens, Clerk Treasurer and Collector, for the
ensuing year.
IL. TO elect Water Commissioner i'll place of
Robert Pierpoiut, for the OF three years from
July !. 1851.
III To see il the village VIII vote a to pay the
debts aud current expenses of the year.
". To seeit the village will assent act pass
ed by the Legislature of this state, Nov 81 1880 al
lowing said village divide the territory withih the
corporation limits OF said village ato wards
aud define the boundaries thereof" AMI allow the
voters in each ward At the annual meeting, elect
the trustee in their ward.
'. To do any other business which may be deemed
necessary,
Dated NJ Rutland thi, 18th day of MAY, 1851.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

TR7TIE undersigned, having been appointed b. the
II Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF kut
land, commissioners 20 Teesiyee famine and ADJUST
Ashbel Humphrey, late Of Pit-iOr1, said
district deceased, hereby give notice THAI VII!
meet tor the purpose OF examining aud allowing laid
claims al the dwelling house OF Mr. stella Hum
phry of said Pittsford the hrzt uesdays OF une
and September next, from ! O'Clock L. n, until
oclOck T. each Of said days, and tnat six months
from the nth day OF April a, ID. lo5l l. the time
limited by said court tor said creditors to present
their said CLAIMS to us for examination and allow
Dated Pittsford, VI, this 18th DAY Of April,
a ID. 1851
}. A. RANDALL. f.o,,.r.
ls-3w IHO'S ID. HALL, ! I'm a.
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hrArE IA NEKMONT.

ADJUrAGr l. INSPECTOR GESEEAL's OFFICE.
Rutland. May 10, Is i. !
The First Vermont Volunteer Regiment Will be
stationed tor the pre,eut Fortress ii Old
Point Comfort, Virginia Amy letters or packages
tins Office VIA be forwarded to Che Reg ment
Should the Regiment be ordered elsewhere, uue no
tice wall be gwen throuz ia the public prints.
Ii HENRY BAA TER,
dmayliti Ar + iaspr GyHsTa'
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WHITES ELIXIR

Addison, Vt, Dec. 3Ist 1860.
hereby certify that have used DR. N q Whites
Elixir in my family for three years in violent and
severe cases of the GROUP and have never found it
TO lall In single instance of affecting an immediate
and permanent cure.
l.. P. CLARK.
Waltham Dec. 26. 1860
have used DR.. Whites Elixir in INV family and
md it valuable medicine for coughs colds and
lung affections
l6-2w IRw A CLARK
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

OST-On Saturday, May 4th. an Oyercoat, black
I / with velvet collar on the Green Mountains be-
tween the Coffee House and the top of the same
Whoever will give Information to the subscri Der
where it may be found shall be 81 ably rewarde d 3D..
l.. S, BENNETT
PItt~teld, May y. 1851 w2)-3g
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r 0 B B IN S.

IT AS just received a good supply of new
4 L and desirable styles OF I.ady.'
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Embracing Figured and Plain Meriuos. Cashmeres,
Paramettas, Delain5. Spots. Checks, Stripes
and Silks. Also, Thbst- Brocha,
Stella and u ool Shawls
Ali Wool Cotton and Wool, Silk aud Wool and
Canton Fannels, Gingham-. Cacos, Cottons. Cam
brick, Mullins Dinems, Ticks Batting. Wadding,
Gloves, Gauntetts, uosery Pins. Needles, Thread,
Tape Binding, &c. &C. &C
Rutland Sept. 10 1860. 81
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
TRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION

Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Troy +.
g. Y. 5. QUAlKENBCSH,
is ceiling lor one shilling sILFNDID DRESS
UuCDS, formerly sold at from TWO to three shillings
For cent?, TRIMS Ufuajly old at enc chilling
For ~, EMBROIDERED SITS worth 50 Many
other EMBROIDEEIES ana LACE GOODS are of
iered at half the cost of importation
DRESS SILKS and many other styles Of Goods
at greatly REDUCED PRICES
Thee Goods were purchased at Auction and Bank
rupt Sales l6tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
VESTINGS VESTINGS
DR. E. A. SMITH. CIairvoyant Pbysi.

DR. +. A SMITH. Clairvoyant Physi-
IL clan. has taken roon= 10 the Rutland Ambro-
type Building on Center Sire opposite the Depot,
a. Rutland. Vt, where he will attend personal
calls or make examinations b. letter Office hours
from to Z NJ. and tom ? 20 +. NJ Sundays ex-
cspted
br 5 has the fullest confidence IL BIZ. power of
diagnosing disease
WITHOUT NIT Oa5,
and. also, pre-crbing AFrEoPRIATH REMEDIES and
to give Others opportunity Of letting t. will make
examinations the Office f's Of aargs and by letter,
giving NAME and AGE. Tor -. lie promises more
than be will perform when conditions given are
observed.
After attending course II medIca! lectures he
il than convinced Of the beauty, strength
and necessity Of Clary power IA relieving SUI
fering humanity tie u-e- 10 MINERAL medicines
: internal Tenlede-, ami has been emIueutly -1e-
cessiul in four ear practice
lie has row connected himself with d.. % Du,toB,
a. NJ. who i-a graduate of the National Medical
College al Wa-hiu Uon, ID & and will asst him in
preparing medicine. treating patients and attend
TO professional calls 10 the vicinity IheE invite the
sick to come and SEE OR II EASELN rs or take
suy other measure 10 RSOW The TRUTH bly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

DR.. {. IL SIIOLES, ECLECTIC PHIYsICGAN, gives
maricular attention diseases of the gsH5ouyHdT5
prgans and special diseases of women See advertise
oputsin another column. 22-iy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

A clear, smooth, musical voice is halt the attrac-
ton in many beautiful women, But harsh, shrlll,
ehrewish voice certainly has nothing admirable
about it TO dispeI cough or hoar8eness, Bryan S
PulmOuic Waters are Incompatible. Only % cents
a box. Sold by Pond & Morse may
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
VERMONT STATE TREASURER OFFICE,
Rutland, May LIST, 1851.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until the 3I5t inst, tor six per cent loan
of tive hundred thousand dollars, for which State
bonds will be issued under the authority given by
tire Legislature i'll AN s. At making an apprOpria-
ton tor armiug, nc, thu Militia of the State APP
proved april %, 1861.
The bonds will bear date June l. 1861 and be pava
BILE in ten years thereafter in OF $1,000 and $500
land $40 il requiredl with semi-annua coupons at
tached principal and interest payable at any Bank
in Boston.
The Treasurer reserves the right TO reject any
all proposals. Proposals for this loan should be ad
dressed to the Treasurer, and endorsed Proposals
for State Loan"
May A. d&w4w JOHN Is. PAGE. Treasurer.
TENO LET.-A Dwelling House in North Main Street
in this vii age, lately occupied BY Lester Mason.
Enquire of ~
dmayl6f REU BEN x. THRALL'
TINO RENr.-A Dwelling House. EOquire Of
JOSIAH aUA T0OS.
Rutland, May !, 1881.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

THE Post Master General on Tuesday an
nulled the contract for carrying the mails
between St. Louis and Memphis, owing to
the forcible stoppage of steamers by which
they were conveyed. This is the first case
under the law of the last Congress which au-
thorized mail discontinuance in case of illegal
distractions.
j. C. Vaughn has been appointed Military
Storekeeper at Fort Letvenworth and other
changes of civil officers have been made, both
at that post and Fort Riley.
The Senate of Kentucky on Monday passed
a bib suspending civil courts till January,
1862. and ordering all executions issued since
January last be rescinded till next March.
THE RIGHT C0uEsE.-Tt is rumored that
committee OF capitalists fi;9m New York and
the East have gone on to Washington, to OF
fer the Government an amount Of money e,f-
icient 70 raise an army Of men sufficient to
carry the war at once to the hear Of seces-
SION, in the cotton States, and end it in the
specific. [ manner. l MS Is the true course 10
be pursued, and our Government will event
ually be- forced to assume this position at
last,
The N-cessionists do not mean to Weld ex-
c9pt by force and force suflicien- to make
them do so should they be called into service
Five hundred thousand men, if necessary
should be employed TO break up this insoIent
and wicked rebelion.-The sooner the gov
ernmcnt begins to prepare for this kind of
operations, the sooner the war will be over,
and successfully for the Union, and with Sc
Curity for the government - Philadelphia
Leader.
The appointment Of Hon. John 4. Dix, of
New York, to the position of Major General
of the New York forces, is a deserved COM
pliment to one OF the NEST eminent Of our
public men, and reflects great credit upon
Governor Morgan. He served in the war of
1912 and has been in the army for several
years.
President Lord Of Dartmouth College, who
has always been a Southern man in >enti-
ment, has come around and taken a firm
stand for the Government and the Union.
- ole Bull the fiddler. has turned up in
London.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
a GoUD MEDICINE.

81 ~. HALLS BAIsAN IL the be-t remedy Tor Con
soptlou, ri her in its incipieut OOuh med STAGES,
eVer covered For prO7. OF tais read the &c rti
cate7 from Fhysci4uS, Medical professors, Clergy
me and other veil known citizens {34W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

Chelsea, Vt March 18th, 1860
DR.. Baxter-Dear Sr:-My wife has used Dr. n q
Whites Elixir prepared by you, for Lung com
plants, with which She has been affected for several
years and has found it all that it is recommended to
be. Some OF ue ghbors have also used ii with
much benefit think it is one Of the be@t medicines
for Lung complaints that have ever found.
l92w j. G. HOUGHTON. Cong Minister.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16

4 WHAT SHALL DO For 3fY- IIAIE?-Use LYONS
kATHA l. RON tits
ass: Il: Is:
proves its eN- xSS~~ q Oh the nass. celIeuce.-
Nothing has given
such universal satisfaction 1t restores. preserves,
and beauties the Hair and impartH q delightful
DIOR. 19-3w
ATwOoD's QUINN IONIC BITTERs,-the best AFRO
matte Tonic offered to the public. All Drugg
lists have it. See advertisement
Sept. /, 1860. S6-Iy