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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic Eittcrs.

4 CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., est.
Of these Two varieties Bers the first is be tHt"n mixed
any agreeable fluid while The second mHy be tAkon pure
or both mingled tOet forming Bitter OF greater
less Intensity please every taste IA9 aroma AND GI
Cou favor therc Bers possess nave induced the AS' Judges
TO pronounce them the best Of the creation
They pa ulay rtcacou- III restoring health and re
establishing i'll paired digestion a fruitful source OF u9caSes
such As Dvsprps, Nervous and Liver Affections General
Weakness etc al of which render ei sci burden
and coSanent weakness no remedy is bet;~ aAared re-
streneth and hasten the complete return of health
B-The BiIters likewiac be taken pure;
they contain much spirit the apparently strong HAyor
nay possess arises from the Hroma the pedomtnance Of Bit
ter nrnr1pe both of which, however highly agreeable
said Bters Introduces into general i'll he prir
cipa Hotels, Clubs, Goheehouses, etc.
GU N A. A. PEYCHAUD, Apothacary.
80 Royal street, New Orleans.
E-The above Biters found Ho in the principal Grocer
les Confeconeres, Coh'ftoret Hoea CLuos etc nlO yl
ISERANCK'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUT1FyING 1NvIG DRAFTING! - REGULATINGl
Fer prodrcing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
CaTage ofthe Body Ghe9nL sR3s'i2n Sn2Hng ] bTGnet %
choly Dizf ess Papiton Of the Heart Pains the Head
produced Suppressed Painful Irregular Ae1ruaon
which the Female Sex is subject
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
cesiHg the Monthly Periods Women which uudci
any and all cCurstnncoE SfHncbh FeFle toroai also
proves the Female InVgora9r and BeanhCr known
II has nly tested in Mobile and proves TO be equal to
all it has beon represented ,,,.
The lady of one of the prominent citizens 0f Mobile hac
recently been cured Of Debility and Low Spirits bordering Or
loss of mind, through apathy nacon Of the womb BY the
Of sancks Fera Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited to hehT aeto ana 6le was
restored to health happiness and tho aocoy OF le
family and friends.
equally surprising Of the most desperate Fo
ao disease have become known to the propI1etoh
.rs~Sold by JOHN WRIGHT { Co, New Orleans TAIL
l. ala T6r,,-LF ram 1pr11V
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q FGOYAh, SAELNKAE6EE,

q ROYAL, SAELMAE6EIS,
Nos. Is Canal and II Crossman streets,
Sign of the Root Hog Or Die
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS IA AULIES, Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANKERS suitable for companies other purposes, with
FlHgats st Fall Purchase Ropes Sings, ETC. fitted
and furnished the shortest notice BLOCKS Of all
ready strapped likewise, all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
SPARS and RIGGING, suitable for rafting machinery
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fine lot of SPRUCE 9PRS, which
I offer for sale Cheap fGf Cash.
articles Ead. Is Canal and II
CrGsaFnan streets, New Orleans.
B. Sail and Rigging work in all Its brance and country
orders promptly fled the shortest possible notcc.
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5f(llitaru Notitrs,

HEArQu AkTIRs CIEsCFHT BLrES J
Corner NaI"hcN aud GhIip street. 7
rv.,,.,- Neg rlrans. .'unr II, 1861.
A hpNthhlt Y NJ GEchsSEES- MOTH r YOU
"a M" FlccI!n nity requested III 70
III an ee!0lt tor COMP Any B, SATURDAY EVENING,
aL i"'h INST, nj AZ n'corh.
-ra-B Badges will be furnished at ilr Arroorv
\, by order: JOHN KNIGHT, It, CONG
NJ BAHHETTr Secretary.
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9MtuuIar SAotrfs.

BANK or NEW ORLEANS
h7~TI,;s Ey...,.,,, New Orleans June II, 1860
NEXT, lIuh inst " " ''' "i"Se" oh HhufHday
jcl2 q ,,opr,,,,, ,,,,...
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ANNORY SCOTCH RIFLE g iCANDs,
= - Ne1t O leans. 49, tSb
IL IEi5I GEFFEC hEeS AND MEMBERS Orr
I'D the scotch he tHHGs Er.cby their
m Annoy, No 81 ichpE!icuts street. THURSDAY, the
u 18th iLst, a I2D'GlvcS NJ
HE or,cr: GEORGE PURyTS, Capt.
JOHN MCi.EOD, SuC'y. iel3 Ii
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VOLUME XIV.
3tlilltaru 5(0titcs.

HEAhQTARTERs WAsIiSGTO% RIFLES,
y, hcl Sl.c. Hpcf, Third District June -: ItI
a. Efl1I NEMBER~ OF Tt4ES CORPS ARE
u ,4i"i '" assemble hi their ArrnGrY, THIS EVENING,
W l" h7 at - oclp" for Transact on II trnpDrrunt
u nahes- ana Rs0 10 report hcnAeivg- ndviduRy pre-
p"lt,n 10 20 iho Can }. SATURDAY EEhNINH ne ucr
special order 10 be then surd
hy order; AUG. DUQURRCRON, Captain.
y. = 81 =. sENEeLmNE.
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HEaDQuNRTERs CRESCENT @LuEs,
Corner !'nJchcz aud Camp Streets
.---. New o. Trans. June H. 1861. }
" ATTEGETEt3N = THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM
3 pnE ordered 70 Mt their Aarnniv. FRIDAY,
m li'!I mt, 1T ~ q5cIyei praeisey, IN puUrm.
IL Ey tldeE: JNU. k&IGBT, III. Cong.
JEO. HAwH, . s. ielj 1t
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II DitLEANS ca hDEETS, COMPANY e, ATTEN-
E1 ~ Attend TGE lar meeting TIlIS EVENING at ~
NJ tock at The Arnofy=4 rev IeYcG treet Members who
nArlJ requested tvud III buc, u Importance Viii Ac
Transacted 'i " '
leli It JOS COLLINS ruutnTu
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x7s1 PRIZE BOAT BUILDER xzay
ss4SS7S OF THE SOUTH r&zsCssR
J, MAHONK, AIGiers, La,

Will nnh the shortest notice, bui the most approved
models, Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat YEwls, Ski and Row
Boats of all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also hand
Spars Blocks and everything apperanng to Yacht
fitting on hand and for sale the .wes market prices.
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II j. S. SI1IDEUS q CO, t.Ac,
~fs.It55 Ne. 1 Hs@ i.5Tee street, 4zsgs4.
~ Conner. Tin azId Sheet 5rGgt ( g Z
Workers,
;rass FoIrdec !iscrs, Ma17.sGtu-crs Of Gsar
grn= Glar y1ug E'rporHt.ng Par F5lare' Tuas ens
2ztTnaays aut reecirg. Stessi19a tantatrn PG~G
'r2.rtiug
fENEEAL DEALERS IN HARTIAEH, SHIP CH4E .
DLEET AND STOVES.
FlaEt6rg Merchants and Steann5aiEan viii 1 tetC Ar
vantaq gzr ca de!oe CurAst7 %! Rcting eitu
vhrrt fyI9I
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ARSENAL WAsHrSGrn,' ARTILLERY }
:. Grnh street. June u, ISGl !
Il ORDER No. 7-Y0U ARE Hereby Or A,tk
Ed "crnd the Arsenal fatigue r VIA
FI red c on THuRSDAI y 2ih inst, o'clock yofzPES
III A, NJ, precisely. peE#13Aa
BY urder; ". I. iIODGEON. 1t. iOIl@,
j, q, > ,,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04

A FEW TRUTHS FOR SICK PEoPLE-It is q
fact selfevideDt, wherever tried that DR.. o
4 Phelps Browns ACACIAN BALsAM possesses
more merit than any remedy heretofore known
I IN curing all cases of Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma Coughs, Colds and General Debility. 1t is
seryedy popular and people put faith in it, as in
deed they should, when the opportunity is afforded
81 to make trial OF its virtues. The peculiar prop
critics ofthe Acacian Balsam are varied and aston.
slmg, 1t has a particular action of its own. 1t
GOES not purge and weaken; it does not sicken and
august it does not operate q violent emetic nor
lei enteeble the patient with protuse peTspiration
quite the contrary 1t is pleasant and palatabe 1t
so0thes and gently stimulates. 1t gives vigor and
strength TO every weakened part 1t imparts, to be
Jret electric influence to the system already as
simulated to its nature, and by this means vivies not
only the lungs. but the nerves the heart the brain
ae stomach and the liver. 1t supplies them directly
sHh that vital force which is necessary to throw of
ease, and the patient with delight, soon finds him
self growing strong, hearty, ruddy and thorouR hly
veil. The Acacian Balsam is sold al 50 per large
bottle, 1t may be obtained of
POND g. MORSE, n
-, Sole Agents,
Who have small number OF specimen bottles ,
ottral "a 4w
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IL he me .sst,-ExPERLENcE he aes. eata

TINE the tyRc feSt-EXPERIENCE the best Guide
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption and all Pull.
monary complaints, the VEGETABLE PULMoEA-
RY BALsAM which has maintained its high reputa-
non for nearly forty gears, and IS recommended by
many otthe most saeHsa physicians and gentlemen in
Inc country, among whom are Rev. Josiah Litch,
taia Rev DR.. Lyman Beecher New York the late
frof Leonard Woods, And0Yer Theological Semina-
~ l.. T. Thompson, former Secretary ofStaie. VT;
Drs Merrill Perry, Abel, Parker, Berry and MANY
others by the Press, and by the largest and Oldest
dealers in drugs and medicines in the United States
and Canada.
Extracts from letters received from Physicians
70 with confidence recommend il as superior to any
sher preparation for the above complaints at has
superiority over every kind ofmedcine used, and
las bee used for lung complaints with wonderful
sucoess." Il am satisfied it is valuable medicine
1t is safe, convenient, and very efHcacous medi-
cine' Tony knowledge, it has never disappointed
tAe reasonable expectations ofthose who have usei
X" Il confidently recommend its use in ali com.
Aants OF thechest as equal II not superior to any
ther medicine Wit hin my knowledge" Cf an tbe
81 rinclPai rem g used fQS coughs am satisfied
qrs IS the best - nd hope it viii be better known
more generally used Il have prescribed youT
& sam, and regard tas the most va Iuabe n nf efFec
remedy within my knowledge"
rice small size, 90 cts; Large size 81 Beesra
u e get the genuine, which Is prepared cnlv IN
sraug 49," '@'@ - tyssm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04

CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS
w. W. MCC ALL,
CpAuT0N & NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
yUo,,Is we notice to his friends and the public
oaneTaIv tb at he has made arrangements with sew
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBIEG HOUSES, |
In New York whereby samples OF the latest styles
of goods designed for gentlenens wear are pelnB |
received and on hand for inspection
The very best of French, English and American
OVERC GOA I / N q ),
which will be made up very low prices.
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price a
ohoss from which will be made up In style that Z
lust takes Mccall to make
PANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS,
Comprising over One Hundred different styl A. n
latest designs
VESTINGS VESTINGS!
cep,lsmen leaving their orders at this establish
osnt have several advantages: In ha' ~ ,haI,
made by the best OF Mechanics, si.c ont 4;
snnerior style and warranted to fit; "a Ga sh ~
goods but every order new, direct from the Cjty a
| the customer may select.
call Is respectfully solicited, ana ..naaiaIlv fron
the most fssdious In dress as 81 e fhs
pleasure TO suit them.
j D~Cutting done for others ter ..L.
kutlsRd, jan. ~. ltsl Aft
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10 CITIZENS AND STRANoERs-We would say if
you are weak debilitated from any cause or from
yea with Indigestion, BiliOusness, Sour or Sick
SOmach, FIatulence, C0stiveness, exposed TO Ep!-
ssWe from changes of climate or weather or on tbe
lecne from previous diseases, do not fail TO try a
soue Of Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial and
GOOD henoyater, 1t will strengthen you, exhiarate
4ld build up the weakened organs of the system
Only one dose will be required to convince you of
lis wonderful tonic powers. See advertisement in
alV'aef column. apr
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s4TNGTON ITEMS.

.,,Iste executive session of the Sem
n aa7ls eonr hundred nominations were con-
~ s".sarlv fifty of which we're sent IN by thu
ed neS,' }TbnTsdav.
SUE .aceints into the Treasury the last weel
10. ,,I 100000. The net balance on han'
y. .t rial of Capt Armstrong for the surrende
Us pensacola navy ward is still progressing
-,s government has sent TO Floriua lor WIZ
W. esn William Hickey was elected asslS'@ nr =
.etarv Of the Senate, and not secretar', Sb,,r,,
.eousfv stated in the newspaper
liens retains the latter position 80 ;,doo for
y W Lane. recently confirmed as Juugo loi
U,orthern and southern distnctS VI A'aoaIha'
b MOI "a o,5oo,or 70 hold his court at Ath-
Gill; It >, .Ia ITnion nsrt of that State.
o. III 1,le : l,'U, of Jas f. Harvey as minis
Lns oP9''.'i il regarded as the more compli-
Fl -. o' bsSause it was gracefully conferred
9su'1'' his solicitation, and unanimously con-
hl .S by the Senate. 1t is universally satisfac.
HnsH n5 especially to the press with which he has
'ong been connected.
q 1 %17 Navy department have received informa.
! ~ If The death of Capt, r. B. Cunningham,
g \ at Mare Island, California, not long
Lieut. Horace N. Harrison, U. S. N,
.i Friday morning at his residence in Wash
.,on of diphtheria.
I'm Elisha Whittlesey OF Ohio has been ten,
,.,J and has accepted the first controllership,
j. ne treasury, position that he formerly held,
"a IA which, by his faithful services, he earned
4. lille Of the Watchdog of the treasury,
The new commissioner of patents, Holloway,
.,.red upon the discharge of his duties Friday,
81 he board of examiners will soon be ready
AXE their positions. The Patent office under
y new law is going through complete reor-
,Yiz tion in its business as well as officers. A
-,oge has long been needed in both
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FoRI PIcKENs.-Fort Pickens is a square
rt with DastICns, situated upon an oblong island,
The Aaroor OF Pensacola. 1t commands the
.p Cha mel upon both sides, and is command
4 by Fort Mctae upon the western, and by
s3r Barrancas on the eastern shore of the BAY.
Tie navy yard at the point is located upon a
aye at east Of Pickens. The water in the ship
a4aUeI varies from three and d quarter to seven
a'homs in depth. Vessels drawing eighteen
se. OF water may enter the harbor very comfort
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M Ar RIED

=, In Goshen, on the 18th ult., by Rev. R. Fl co,h
Mr. Harvey Il. johnson, of Leicester To N;a T Cono
A. ComstOck ofPawlet W AAiSs LOUISE
d In saL Fast Middlebnry March "a, by Rev. 8. w
Powell, both of Middlebury " nAA'' Suiia ID
M 5t the residence Of the BRIDES father in Benson on
G. HsgUas to Mis- ~ n hev g. Smart Mr. Judson
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The autl-adminlstration papers are making
'd statements as to tue financial position of the
yrnmeut, with purpose TO injure its credit.
1s important facts are, that the public debt of
government on the 9TH of March was S74,-
,j BOO. Al The same time the net amount on
.aai subject to draft was 81 ,85I ,s44, of which
.e Eu1hc plunderers at New Orleans, Savannah
.ai Mobile took $4,000, leaving SI,7I6,s44.
4 a.-rung demands have since been paid, and
-ae 25lh there was on hand 81 ,554, $40 Ac.
-l... to the lowest estimate of the revenues,
.ll. millions more viii meec the wants of the
@a.ury al TO the close of July, and the nire re
AIMING millions of the loan authorized by Con-
~, ale expected to meet the wants of the
.sa,4ry tor the ensuing six months. Conf
a.e lu the government is daily sreng thened
the eight million loan now offered, it is be-
t.i VITA be taken at par.-.SprinQisld Repub-
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GERMAN URosc0PIC PHYSICIANS.
~ N - a n

gKTOUID respectfully inform the citizens Brandon and
w vicinity that he viii practice medicine the German
Uroseopic System which leads him % locate and describe
~ yuor1s Of dinease Chronic Character with the
tst accuracy aud satisfaction. seAn vial Containing
sIut two ounces Of uIinpaased brst In die morning.
,sfh the name and eye Of patient Ni enable him 70
seoegfuly the IN question: AsDoe, one individual
can nn several cases and medicine be % any
rt 81 the country. His remedies wholly the Ae
rmsa Praetioe differing essentially from those o. any ots
vetau OF school consisting Of Chemicals and ExtrGes
he uot concentrated form and obtained almost exclusive
AZ from setabie Kingdom obFlAfng the innonxeuisnes
cf bulk &e heretofore oheuton % their general
Particular attention viii be paid Fezas GosnplElnta
and All diseases Of delicate nature be trusted q h
wfthoat betrayal Of that confidence which sh0ad exist
beteu the pAtisut and physician 40 charge fo1 con
sultatfon Charges for neaieine reasonable
once hour from 9 A. NJ TIL sP. n. once fsw rod
soufh q The Brandon HOUSE, Brandon, ana IL Psxkns
New Building, Rutland. y d. E1scn VII De q 81
0nss In hsslkHs svssT EasssAa Alya
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E.aG AT New YORK.-The building number
ia and ll6 Nassau street was burnt Thurs
y night. Loss, 100000. Among the occu-
ants we're Taylor's (restaurant); Griffin & Son,
1yyrters OF Ookbinders' materials; proprietors
Nerys Museum and Youths Cabinet, Nor
-a mercantile agency. The stock S in the ad,
atns buildings were damaged by water, The
,s Vi Tue publishers Of Merry's Museum was
$1,000 hall insured. Ellis, Starr 4 Co. lose
,-5o1o partly insured, Griffin * Son lose
$1,000 fully insured.
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WONDERFUL CrRE-

Y N IaAttTI
Dear Sir
Eth 10 inform you and all the rest OF the world
IA, was afflicted with a distressing cougb for IA
s-rs Two years ago this winter / procured two
tiles Of Df. n. G Whites Pulmonary Elixir, and
RELY CURED, and / have remained perfectIy
s rom ever since, though frequently exposed to
~. ana cod Yours truly,
Addison. Vt, Jan. 20, 1861 4-Iw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE WE MAN IN THE MooN?-We doubt il. we
% but 10 not doubt Bryan's Pulmonic Waters being
&c 70 cents box, at Pond Morses Try a few
.',t-se Waters. am
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.-.St. Do.
,-y seized By Spain.-The steamer Quaker
49, from Havana 25th, arrived at New York
Inlay
Nuch excitement exists at Havana, relative to
NJ annexation of St Domingo to Spain. II
Ems that system of Spanish emigration has
.s1 gong on at that island, the emigrants be
instructed, when a proper time arrived, to
st the Spanish flag and invoke the protection
Span. This was done on the 10th inst, much
4e establishment of the negroes and natives
ere When the negroes reached Havana, the
.a.e Blanca, fully armed and conveying a
r.s number of regular troops, was dispatched
na on the 23d. Two screw frigates were
hoo 20 follow, with 5000 regulars, naval and
arv force of 10000 men is said to be on the
x. rom Spain to Cuba. Itis stated that Havti
/. soon share the same fate with ST. Domingo
the consent Of France.
Business at Havana was much depressed :.
.. million Of dollars is said to be en- route from
:. .a. to AID the metallic circulation of Cuba.
Among the passengers on the Quaker CITY are
4 .resdoet Miramon's family and suite Sam,
IL. Colt aud family of Hartford; Major Patter,
..n .g.rcs Of dispatches from St Domingo to
Ny,v,ngyon; NJ. Alvarez, Spanish consul at St
ilyam.o, Lieut.. TirreIl OF the u S. army c.
+ e,arll.a aud Mr.. Edwards of the American
.u.. survey.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04

Acy-ExperieF &c teaches that delicacy prevents
many females from applying for the means to alIeyj
ate suffering and save life Thatobjection is obviated
in the case of Sir James Carke's Female Pills. pre-
pared aiter the prescription of Sir James Clarke
fhy slcah 70 tue queen OF England, and well known
onlues and distractions from any cause They
can pc sent IN bottle containing so pills post free
m anr
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d lie D.,

In Middl96uEy, March az, at the residence of hi
his age. 'S' AZ tue o'th year o.
Henry ID. Clark, aged 30 years. ~ WIG VI MI
In this town, March II of conspmrtior w,4o.
r. White, aged 26years consumption waiter
In this town, Feb g. Mrs Zinnorab non;o,o -,
81 years, / month N@nAeis, aseu
In ~ stookholm N Y, Jan. IA Mrs Diadama Peck
widow of Abel Peck, one of the first settler Of IN
town Of New Haven, Vt, aged "a years. u 'Ne
IN Ferrlsburgh, Feb "a, ofdiphthsria Emily, wife
sn f neese aged u years. Also. Feb 25 infant
on VI nenry ana Emily Reese, of diphtheria aged
months Also, Feb 10, OF iphtheria. another Son
ottne same parents, aged years
IN FeTris ourgh, March 49, of diphtheria Rebebca
Wife OF James Washburn, aged about "a years
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COMnIssIoNsu., ,oT.cy

THE undersighed having been arr,,f,,s, D.. -.
Il Hon Probate Court, Tor the District Of FairsyeH
commissioner TO receive examine and adjust nj
Claims and demands Of all Persons against M
OF Samuel Rumsey, late Of Hubbsrif0n in sstd -
trict deceased, hereby give notice liar tbe viii Ta
Gs.a y ~ ~ sNtALllAlng and allowing said
huDDaTatons on the let SATURDAY u June 49, go
Scloek 4 n, until 1 O'Clock Z NJ OF 40
day, and that SIX months IRON the Z5ti dsy a. 80
A. u, 1851, Is the time limited by .sl4 ccr-} ~, 49,
creditor. 70 present their said claims 70 us foT
Dated, hGbOsrdton, Vt this 2Jth dag Of F4brusry
d. 1851 ,,.s,,,.,...
NV SI j BE- IbbISES5 EY bnr..
STATE OF VERMONT, TUE Hon. the probate
District OF Fairhavsn, - l. Court Tor tie district
of aiThaysn.
70 81 persons interested il the estate Mary
- ~ llsAus person resloing n Hut 4ardtOn,
GuEd T1yo:
hereby appear 's re- sd at ibs
Probate office in CasIleiOu in .aid dstrctJ on lie
stb day Of April next. then aud there 10 be besr5
II you see cause on the petition John Balls guar
dian OF the said Mary, for license % sell althe real
et-Ate Of his said ward lying IN MubJardtoa IN said
Dlslfie'' IOr ths support Aha comfort Of lila said
Given at CAstetOn IL said District ths II ia day OF
lz8"- JOSEPH WARNER, ~ gistsr.
- = VI A@A.1A0-sAf A II = non ETODAte
DistLL.t u hail4ha' e.. l. Court for thu District
az persons interested IL the estate u Charles
L i44iaLnf iAis ~ hatiaLd IN said Dlsric de-
GE8EIIHs-
By the authority Of the state Of Vermont ygu are
hereby notified 70 appear Deiore aid CCtrf II H.
Keglsters Oflce IA Rutland il said iistrlIt on ~
81 IuesCay, being the ldL day gf Auri next
the aH0 tlrre Be- heard hf you 80 causl a. "a ~
probate AMI allowance Of rtree certain iuLfruTe t.
writing, dated respective y tie gls day IN Jar9-
rs a. ID. 1853 the Z7th aav III .eutennber1 ID 1870
aud TIE IL day Cf eDruarl A b. lssI rurUorrl4y
70 BE- IL, 4ast viii ana tesfLmeut OF said fIceased
Given Al Rutland IN said Dltrict TIA. kJ1h oay oi
March a b 1851
I23w HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04
INFLUENZA AND BRONCHITIS

Thousands who suffer from these complaints are
Ignorant of the fact that Dr.. Halls BALSAM il
peculiarly adapted to their cure few DAYS use of
being GENERALLY sufficient to sHbdae the cough and re-
move every unpleasant symptom u-4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04

sa,', "EUop QUININE Tonic BITTERs,-the best Arc
~ AZ ionic ever offered to the public. All DruUg
50 nave it. See Advertisement
sept l. 1850. S6-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04

Or e Il. SHOLES, EcLECrc PHTYs1crAN. pivas
gular attention to diseases of the genito urinary
Ssn and special diseases ofwomen See advertise.
~7u' In another column. Q2-Tv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-04-04
COm1IIssIONERsy NoT,o-

fENHE undersigned having been gupogptss by the
n Hon. Probate Court, Tor th4 Dsfrict ~ S.ig "a
Commissioners TO receive, examine ana 1900
elAlh4s endedemsnds OF all, persou- ~
nlnsloh, late OF fittsiord, IN SAID Disricf d.cs1
Hereby gite hstlce that we will Tor nc pnrDoe
o. examining aAd allowing ssid Claims III 49,
lord, on tue last tuesdays in April and aiS traIn
O'Clock r Nj, until O'Clock = 81 ssf5 - III
days, and that six months from TIE sfb - ~ sa4a
TuAry, a. D., l5Jl1 Is the time limited 5y - &c.
for said creditors 70 present their said ess,
tor examination and allowance " Va
Dated Pittsford, VI, this zIst dsv NJ NIL, ,
D., 1861. " -4@iSN' a
). Ii. KELLOGG.
low A. Z. KELLOGG. / Com r.