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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
UNITED STATES CriCUIT CoURr-JuLr 2-Before
Il1ge SHIPMAN.
+, coIrsIirA COUNTY JURr-TBE SLAYER YR

A COLOMBIA COUNTY JURr-THE SLAYER ERIE.
At the opening Of he Court his morning the nance
Of the panel Of Jurors drawn from Columbi County " Y,
called The Jurors are chiefly respectable ~-utodo
Wm B Bradford coorsd sailor pleaded guilty of assau,
with sheath rle upon Nm. Riley orsbosIdhe chip Mon
arch Of the Sea be remsnded for sentence on Saturday
Daniel Downing pleaded guilty of assault with knife
David LOPe board the bark Excel Sentence was deferred
District. Attorney Smith moved the trial Of Nathaniel Cor
don Csptan Of the ager Erie which was seized with 900
goes board The tried before, soe two weeks
Josomssen for the defendant said notwithstanding III.
desire ready proceed with the TRIAL de wanted
the manc, OF the vessel and cculd not 50 on wthouti
Er Judge said ho had been called into the last Sat
ursy a. with Mr. yoschmssen who had expected to
recsfv. proceed to Fortress MOurOs He Iudgo
D.aDl had engagement deliver Fourth July
ton 10 Columbia County and he had therefore not been able to
give this case examination such the importance OF do
mand,d. lie would be ready on Saturday to 60 on with
the case. a.. .. A.. ... -. A.. -.
not GOOD rrsson show for would bo equivalent tTia
s The Court would grant the counsel til o'clock deter
1s Is Sos s po.pcn.d longer ins than that and the time
would be sdded usual Court hOus the Court sitting
one O'clock The parties entered the Courtroom and the Dis
trict Attorney sgain moved on the trial .
Counsel for den'o Messrs Dean and Josenssea presented
the following challenge TO the array OF taroIs; -
That the said panel not dawn cesd and the ur;
o aud returned according ,oa~ and the rules and
mat he Indictment Of the defendant the said alleged
oense wa, tho County Of and there are net
on said panel least tw wese jurors nom said county
3D. That judge The State OF Ns"fos present
h The number ssd panel does mot comply with the law
On an, That IL exceeds the humber of thirtysI
STU That the yepe by which sSdjary was aninmonedh
IN aecor1ance with law. 80
9th tbs. the said panel "a not the panel Of rst jurors sum
uonsd fer the present OF this Count and this be- hs said
defendant, l. ready verify Whersre he Judgment that
he sid panel be ahed aud set aside and altogether held for
Nahsniel Gordon defendants j. JOachims'en and Gilbert
Dean Of counsel -, n ca, 80, = A,
sllesations and demurred to the others , II,
Marshal Murray then and examined as to the
OF drawing the Jury Columbia County He identified
the copy ofthe venie present. in Columbia County where
onfv e of Columbia County and another person were pes
en- witness did himself draw the panel nor his deputy Mr.
witness deputizrd witness had no recoec-
non signing any paper the County Clerks oce oil Columbia
County al the tiuo this jury vas drawn -
The further examination Of Mr. Murray eiciteoe tat h ne
aid not siga any paper al the time
Ths Judge then adjourned the Court TIL tomorrow morning
yhe he will decide upon the objections raised BY the challenge
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THE REASON WHY.
THE REASCN VIII
To The EdiorJef The ". Y. Tribune =, :.
SlR Auiong the Washington teegraphic dispatches

To The EdifOrrof The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: Auiong the Washington telegraphlc dispatches
of this morning il the following:
Ay oo.I. .Ts asess & Il imp TO @si deed
forward until more wagons have arrived By tbs o
cDsd that to march with less number simply ou' OF the
eusstion."
Seventy.seven days have elapsed since the nation
sprang at its chefains CALL and yet those ui-
mortal geniuses whose sublime military plans we are
forbidden to scrutnize are waiting for the wagon This
suggests new version of the old song:
WAIT FOR THE WAGON.
A hundred thousand Mortimer
In glinering war array,
Shout, "Onward now to Richmond
Well brook no more delay.
Why give the traitors time and meant
To forify the way
With stolen guns, in ambuscadesi
Oh, answer us, we pray"
Chorus Of Chiyftatns
You must wait for the wagons,
The real army wagons,
The fat contract wagons,
Bought In The red.tape way.
Now, II for army wagons,
Not for compromise, you wait,
just ask them Of the farmers
fany Union State
And fyOu need ten thousand,
Sound, strong, though second hand
You'll find upon the instant
A supply for your demand.
Ckorss.
No! wait for the wagons,
The new army wagons
The fat contract wagons,
Till the 18th Of July.
No swndling fat contractors
Shall block the Peoples way,
Nor rebel compromises:
'Tis treason's reckoning day.
Then shout again war cry,
To Richmond onward move
We now can crush the traitors,
And that we mean 10 prove
ChoruI
No! wait for the wagons
The fat contract wagons
Ifredtspe 30 wilsi,,
Waitti the Judgment Day.
Netp- York July ], 1861. Eff
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

shps-KingstoH Burphao sydney w. }. Eorbes James r.
Keeler Delano. London, h. Emory Co
Ba ks-Edw ard Thompson Quebec Edwards Lsarge Ed
wards d. C. Murray, Van Name Cee, ID. Z. Murray Cupd,
BusiWiek Con.tantnople, Homboe & Co.
Bg-Creoe, Robinson, BslIe Josiah Jex Belle Of the Bay
HouoSa Rochelle u. ID. Hubut Co.. Demerafa, Cunning
ham EIzsbethport N.snih Sons L. NJ Merritt Berry, Fsi
mouth J. T. Ward Drumnond, Conway, Aspin~s, Panams
Railroad 90.
schoonenve,eran Maxwell St JOhn Esssne, Despi'on,
Rotterdam 4. d. Hurlhut
Steamer-Alida RoDnsOn, Philadelphia
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Passeuuevs Arrived

IN bark Eliza Bdyss from Bermgda- Mr.. Browning John
Ronaine MIs o. Corun Mr. snd Mrs hylsnd Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Eliza Prtener Master Jones' Smith e. Smith, Thomas
Jones, Charles Warren.
Ia brig d. Ca.tasr, yro~ caydesar-M. @. ceons Jsmss
Cady, Charles Bridges
schy. u Lvnoaps from Mir0goGneWn. w. Wilson,
and q. l.. Blany Boston; samuel JObson Philadelphia.
Ia sehy SepEiae from So Bar-Mr and MTS VIM Dske ard
two children VIM Perry.
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~ Pr such articles - regiment deficient Of ana report
ro,th~ith the state Of his equii By order Of -
CHAs. YATES BresdieI Gen. CON- pept
THos ALLcOcK. A. D. G. o.,
As the equipment Of the regiment will not be COM
peted before Friday, is expected they VIII no leave
before Saturday. On Saturday the Presen'annon OF
eouIlet stand of colors will take place. lir "sdors
are the gift Of friends Of the regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
SUPREME CoURT-CH,sBERs-JULY a.-Befors Justi
lSenARAn.

MANnAMUa AGAINtT The SUFEhFIsVNss
Tn. P.ople cr rel A III Hssb.ouck ast The Board Of Su.
yervisors OF the County Ct Nes-iork.
Mr. Hasbrouck applied for mandamus 10 compel
the Boed OF superysors 10 allow his claims amounting 10
for work done for the country His bills were ioi print
ing the Calendars the Supreme Court printing aud sney
for the County Clerk printing indiemens &c. for the Date
Altorney's Office All .hs bills properly csrnra ~
The Clerks which the work was done. me
Contee Of the Board OF Supervisors Of 1885, TO whom the
bills were referred neglected any rtpof Ia 10y me
bls 10 aru presented o the Boord which the last day o
that year adopted report adverse TO paying them
The given by he Committee war s toe Articles sup
pe were FOR the pA,se the clerks yndge ngsh In
rendering opaion 80 the case says difficult 10 imagine Of
hst use blank indictments murder nanilangher afe &C.
calendars % Courts blank convictions Of criminal cnen:es
AID subpenas could eleks In their individual capacity
been euded Tie Supervisors could have rejected all items not
Intended o public and oserharsed coad hese reduced
the accounts granted sl.e
Before Justice LxQsARp. las ~
The Broad ysy Bank AT FrahhinS kinrev-
judgment for lLs piaissI, w acsvahs W .As Livo-
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THE VICTORY OF THE INDIANA TROOPS.
HgADQUARTKRs DEPARTMENT or PEEssYLvAEIA,

ilAuhtloiSNNi OuhO '"t i."a'
General Orders, No. 29.-Tbe Commanding General
has the satisfaction 10 10 the troops second
victory the Insurgents by small party Of Indiana
Volunteers, under Colonel Wallace, on the 10Th In
slant. Thirteen mounted men attached 10 the Iegi.
mept attacked fOrtyone insurgents, killing eight and
shAsing the rest two miles. On their return, with
seventeen captured horses, they were attacked by
seventy ve of the enemy, and fell back TO strong
position which they held till dark when they return
ed 30 the camp, with the loss Of killed and
one wounded. In the last skiFmish captain, two
ieuteDanis, and large number were wounded.
The Commanding General desires TO bring TO the at
tention Of the officers ard men of his command the
courage and co duct with which this gallant little
band Of comparatively roops met the emergency,
by turning on an enemy so largely superior in
bers, cbastng him severely and gathering In retreat
the fruits Of victory. BY order Of
MAJOR-OENERAL PATTERSON
J. y. PoRTKR, Assistant Adj qtant-GeneraL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

CoRRgcTIoy.-In our notice of the awards Of prizes
architects for designs for the Kings County Court the
s,cond should been awarded TO p. r. Wight
Architect s8 Broadway New and not to 2 q. Wright
Co, there stated
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

sn. 20 os the woodland sbp Roman H. h'rcs tr SS''s
hearoe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

Nei0. York, July ], 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-03
HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY

MILITARY ACADEMY Y.
THNAIS INSTITUTION is under the conduct of Col. O.
II c. Tew, formerly Superintendent Of the State Militia.
ry Academy at Columbia, s. C.. 1t is designed TO afford
education of the scientific and practical character
that obtained in the State Military Institutions of Vr-
hnia and South Carolina
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year. 5h CiaSs-Ariihmetic, Algebra French,
History United States English Grammar Geography Or
biography.
YSeco"d Tear 4M Cgass-agebrn, Geometry, Trigonom-
ery, French Latin, Universal History, Composition.
THIRD Year. 81 CgdSS-Descrptive Geometry, Shades,
Shadows and Perspective Analytical Geometry Surveying
French Latin: Rhetoric, History Of England, Literature
Drawing ElOcutinn.
F1urtA Year. I'd CqSs-Df. and Int. Calculus, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric, Logic, Moral Philosophy
Latin, Drawing, Elucuton
sfth Year. lSt CRass-Agricultura Chemistry, Astron-
omy Geology. Mineraogy, Civil Engineering Field Forth
tcaon Ethics Political Economy, Evidences of Christian
ity, Constitution of the United States.
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature of the
whole course.
ACADEMIC IEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence the first Wednes
day in February Feb g. 1861 and continue. without in
temissun to the fourth Wednesday in November. The
Barracks arranged with special reference to the neeess
ties of Military Academy The main building is 2 feet
long three high another building $50 feet long,
contains the hail. kitchen, store room surgeon Office
and hospital.
the academy provides board fuel lights washing nstruc-
ton, text books, medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL C. C. TEW,
Supt. H. NJ A.
November 80, 1860 49-wGswly.#
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-03

DEATH OF Rev. j. II. INGRAHAM-We have area.
dy stated that Rev. j. H. Ingraham, of Christ
Church, Holly Springs, Miss, was wounded by
the accidental discharge of pistol He has since
died. The Memphis Avalanche says him:
lie was a remarkable man. Many years ago. Mr..
lngraham, then professor IN one of the Southern
colleges, published number of works of fiction,
some of which attained wide popularity especial
~ his novel of 'Latftc, the Pirate of the Gulf"
His Southwest" also had wide circle of admirers
:, Some SIX or eight years ago Mr.. Ingraham felt
that he had received call to the sacred desk and
after preliminary preparation, was admitted to or
ders as an Episcopal clergyman. He was first we
believe, stationed at Mobile, from whence, about
three years ago. he went to reside at Holly Springs
where he labored faithfully and successfully till his
death.
Since his assumption Of ministerial duties, Mr..
Ingraham has published several religions works.
The Prince Of the House of David" The Pillar of
Fire" &C., which were bringing him both fame and
profit. He leaves, we believe, small family to de-
plore, with all who know him, his premature de-
cease. ...
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-03
SALE OF LAND!
AIORTH.CAROLINA- C0UNTY.-Co

~ of Equity, Fall Term, 1860.
Pursuant to order of the Court of Equity for wake
county, in the case of W. Sarke Mark A. Upchurch and
Others the undersigned Clerk and Master of said county,
will proceed SELL the 7tb day OF January next 1851
the premises the lands the peadngs mentioned and
described wit One House and Lot on Target street adj
joining the Lots of w. c. Holeman and b. PerSlnson,
known in the plan of the city of Raleigh as part OF Lot
street. adjoining Lots of David Register aud the Misses
White and the plan aforesaid as part of Lot 5s
and also u tract of 80 Tippers Cross Roads
The above Lots have good houses them and are lo
ed in healthy part of the City.
TERMS OF SALE:-Fity dollars of the purchase money
will be required TO be paid in Cash and credit OF one and
years will be given purchaser for the balance OF tns
purchase money by his entering into bond with approved
~ R. G. LEWIS, C. N. E.
December g. 1860. leo-W&swt1anI.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-03

DrscHARGED-Over 5000 mechanics were dis
charged from employment in Cincinnati during the
past week. The same good times are experienced
by thousands of mechanics and laboring men in al
most every Northern city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-03
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
AN ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE COURT
A House in this City MONDAY. the 2lst day of
January, 1861, for Mayor and nine G1mmss'oners.
J. K. HARRISON, T.. ,
~ WIN. WHITE, 1.-Two '
]. F. HUTCHINS,
Raleigh, N. c., Dec %, 1850. los-td.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
DR.. c. II. SHOLES.
T c L E CTIC INFIRN AIRY
l27 COURT ETREET

BOSTON, MASS
having given ny undIsldea attention for she fas-
nIlsen gssis 10 ;he treatment o. the gsvfkstf14-.
OIsahs Ano having had large practice in III. 80.
eIAllty claim the best possible acYEutsss Ter t-
tnsnt the world hs> set discovered
nave Deen advised By many Of our best ruesics-
men - az erilss my remedies for the people geez
~ IRON tLe act t4ose urs0 med sag ssrr. es--
MOI ass 2 grteHd teasvs 10 crerg rAeea.
~ IhE AMfOIEAI AND BEBIIITATED
.sFEA4AIoREHGA. On SEMINAL WEAEAEss 1 e.
vide intothree stagess-
, lei NtshILf Emissions, which my Eclectic Lie
drops VII cure IN very short time without fEiurs
a. DA4Lf DlsCEARGEE. There Arx more eases IL
1ls lhan the world u aware OF. Some Of the - D
tons are nigb-colored and sczufy eYscusrops n, =
tne bladder. with sm4rting sensation atrepdiUg h
sometimes with 4 fuTbid sediment. and A. ofbers a
nlIk-ilke appearance have analysed many sreci.
ehs q TINS nature. and in al have found ina
ces or semen and AAbumen, which Il sure 20 rrg.
auce death as Consumption unless Il is checked b.
medical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TINE.
3D. Loss OF MUscULAK POWER such case nay
% cured q similar means If the patient be in other
Best French Preyentatives al low prfces
See my advertisement IN the Boston Herald and
yoa can learn more faL descript on Of such cssss
Address c IL sHoLES, NJ d, IL Courr strsst
Boston
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
'THE GREAT WONDER OF TIE

l. gORLD.-BEiSgs' Black Lllinirut, rems1g
the 1LlIOlt lie above l. declared - - t1e
greatest LlnIment In the world for Aan 1F bezs..
TINS Liulment ls sure cure for EueunaIiE-a,
Shoulder sprains, 6Out- Srrss, Stin JOIAts Br1I-e=
sprainz, CnilDlsIns, King Bones, spaFins, LoCE=1
JOINTS oprlng z4f, cEGne, splaEt-f Pole EEa- AtA
loes WEAK BACK, ana al Otler iameness that ngrse
flesh Il heir to- his LlHtment equals everything
THE GREAT NOSDEE or TIE AGE. - BBggs
RiBg-bOne, SPAWN and splIHt SAVE, sEEe lgE
king-bOnss, 5p2EIns, A84lutE- and 1EllCUses Of & .
denominations. This sAlve EElIl remove SpllLf or
a small bone SPAWN in twelve hours THE D. lie
greatest Salve al the world; II geigbs a. g-hsr-
for value. That mob animal tie HOrse, can be re
lieged pain and lafazusss and can lie restored
again 70 value and usefulness.
None genuine unless signed by the proprietor
"A bElG5s- Deerne4o. G4-s.
: MINIS Agent. Rutland " -rf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

pT-0vER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident close attention business or
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous
Headache. The disordered state OF mind and body
this distressing complaint is fatal blow
all energies Sufferers by this
der always obtain speedy relief from these dis
tresstng attacks by using one OF the CephaIc Pills
whenever the symptom appear 1t quIets the over
asked BRAIN and Feaxes the tension OF the stomach
which aIways accompanies and aggrayates the dsOr-
dered condition OF the brain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

T5@Did you ever have the Sick Headache? Do
you remember the throbbing temples, the 1evered
brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight of food
How totally unfit you for pleasure, conversa-
ton or study. one of the Cephaic Pills would have
relieved you from all the suffering which YOU then
experienced For this and other purposes YOU should
always have box of them hand TO useas occasion
requires.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
DIR. c. H. sHOLES.

Professor Of Diseases 0f Women.
The only Regular Graduate Phg stefan saFertl-.zg
IN Boston gives particular attention Dlssa.-s &.
Women. especially those suffering from any l-zr-
rsngeLaeut Of the MEEsTECAL sEETEE MHrrs+s ~
single Ladies may apply with safety and IL CONF
dence Tor re4ieiir0m the many mLsfOrtuAes pecl-4r
70 the sex
LUNAR MIXTURE.
/ have prepared Medicine for the purpese " -ev.
ulatng the 1l0Htay ssekn.ss- which haze u-ed ~
- $780, -
lie Following reeOuLneuc atiga L. suncisnf-
lts Uniform succsss- IN extreme case IA "a
astonishing Gs II 2s satisfactory Journal a. an
Md. ScteHcs.
haze hundreds Of private assurances Of tt.z -e-.
happy result but Tor Obvious rea.Ons canEgrr -
them before the public.
IL Is the very best taiuE kuCzn for the Lurgas s-
IN Gases u Obstruction. alter ali other NJ. go
t2ledr viii surely produce tie desired sfTecf a 20.
i guaranteed n a. casss, the price Nil - r.
ed farsly vegetable, and perfectly safe a. Al 80.
al lIIN--AeFeT purchase any medicine O. IL
nature OF any oEe, u len about tie couHfr - =
sueA fILLs and DEoPs are deserving ii 10 cc.e-
E1pef1enced nurses and pleasant rooms fortfoss
Noo sish 70 remain under ms care
, address Dr. c ID sHOLElS IL CorRT E-rry-
Boston. 49, NoSEa e4LEE-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr.
SpaIdlng has sold two million bottles Of his cele
DRAFTED Prepared Glue and it estimated that each
bottle saved at least ten dollars worth broken fur
furniture, thus making an aggregate OF twenty mill
IONS OF dollars caImed from total loss by this val
aaoe lnyeR en- bhJt sgtt 70 as ie %6trd gfeaf
by curing ali the aching heads with his Ceph
alic Fills and i1they good as his Glue, Head
ache will soon vanish away ike snow IN July. -
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a REAL BLESSING.

Physioian.-Weu Mrs. Jones, how is that head
ache
MIS- Jones Zone! Doctor, all gone, the pill you
sent cured me IN just twenty minutes, wish Gu
would send more so that can have them handy.
PhystctaH.-4 GU can get them at any Druggists.
Can iOrtephalc PMS, ind they tail, and /
recommend them in all cases OF headache.
Mrs. JoasS.-l snail send tor a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they real
blessing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

GREAT Discovery. the most important
be considered the system of vaccination for proteC-
uon from small Pox, the Cephalc Pill for reiet OF
deadache, and the of Quinine tor the prevention
OF Il eyers, either OF which Is specific whose
benefits will be experienced by suffering humanity
long attertheir discoveries are forgotten.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

BRIDGET, -Missus wants you to send her box Of
CepnaIIc Glue, NO, bottle OF Prepared tiIls,-bui
al thinking that's net just II nutberj but perhaps
yen be aIthcr kAOM1hg what IL 10. l t Q
ulsh dead and gone with tue slcK Headacue, ana
wants some more OF that same reIIeF cd before.
Nrasgtss,- GU must 'opA4olAg's CesuaI4c
Pills.
Brtdget.-Oeh! sure now and you've sed it, here 5
the quarter give the tIIls and don't be Gay
ABOUT II alther.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mr. Wilson'S a. dr. Dressing Is put Up in large bottles.
and retals for 81 dts PER boe, and for dressing tie
haf II any person. Young old, there i not it equal IN
the world It vii make the hair everything you wish Il
. H. and uoregve, it has perfume that IL Infinitely
superior any Of as f2shionable extracts esr iren
or American. which alone should entiis IL = place
every lady's toilet thble.
Use the Regene1ator before retiring az night, and
in the morning apply little % the Dressing, aod yoaE
haa- viii even more hfeiike in color and beauty.
Use nothing dyur hair but these preparations ard
uss these acc0rdint directions and warrant you
good healthy he4d q hair.
Manufactured snh sod at wholesale By Henry WI
son Co, Maoche4eT y Il 40 whom al iettsTs should
Be addressed
POND & MORsE., Wholesale and Retail Agents
for Rutland County.
DEALERS can be Supplied BY the dozen 81 the loves
37Fy opposite the Depot, Rutland, VI.
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~ A r D I N f r , >
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

(0 Nj ~ u ~ ~
sure cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia az 20 pe
firm The undersigned hereby certify hat they nav
used GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Son
Mound for the cure of Rheumatism an1 NeuTaIsLa,
and have in every case found immediate ana per,ia
qualities and would recommend it to all VINO ar
afflicted with these HARVESTING diseases as one %
an fest and best medicines offered 10 tue puUio
s. HANCOCK, Jr., % South Market Il bossoI3
w H ALLEN, Boston; HENBG A. FULLEht to
south Market st., Boston; SAM l. WALES, Jr" wy
square East Boston, HENRY u 6ARpln NJ. IN
Webster St East Boston; ABRAM VILLA; WEI
ster ST. Boston; Capt CHAs u. DOLLI'b En- hae'
M best medicine for the disease ever saw CHAS
A SMITH, No Old State House, Boston. -.
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in It's worst
form and was entirely cured by the use OF one pott
A. w. BRYER, Mathews Building, CommerciSi ~
GsTdiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved me from suaeIings OF seNefM
years standing w. Z. H0DGKINs, No. oin
| state II louise, Boston. :.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty YEAR
was entirely cured by the of two bottles OF oar
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound. Noh'
MAN +. AYERS, Franklin St, Boston
| The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound mas Deen
taken by hundreds Of people for $Scrofulous dumoIs
with great benefit II may be given to children WIN
perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY + JENKINS, 81 Liberty
| St, New York.
| Principal Depot-s5 KiIby ST., Boston.
| None genuine unless signed by ,,
| For sale by Pond & Morse and Francis Penn kut,
| land; John f. Weeks, Brandon; W. y. Russeii ana
| ii. A Sheldon, Middlebury; w. G. Sprague3 yer
| gennesi and Apothecaries generally S4-ly oniS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-14

FACT WORTH KNOWING. - Spalding's Cephalic
Pills are certain tor Sick ii Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and Cen
eral Debility.