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Clean Your Wheat.

gINHE atsenfssn Of farmers and other. re1z>ssed a.,
II Michele Improved tanning Mil. 1aaaasetarea
b. sbi sklch think al others Ia la 81
Gait and On vae4oev czs~r.v
SIKH and Wa1nss rrests, Riehsoss- Ind
EzRA sAIrH CO.
Jsps. gz-3a
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A sermon will be preached in the Pres
by,erian Church on Sabbath evening next.
relative 20 the sudden death Of Miss Brown
in this city. re The youth are especially
invited to attend.
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EN Candidates for Office will recoiect that Two
Dollars is cur price Tor announcing name. il not
subscrbcr:-and One Dollar il a suescribcr-to DO
paid invariably in advance.
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MARRIED.

PFNNy-CAAPBKIL--On "Wednesday last by
l. d Stahhs Esq, a: the Eagle House in this
city Mr. Isaac PESsY, and Miss CHLos CAMP
BSiA, all Of this city.
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INC Ciellan aud his Generals = We
mean that admirable engraving of them----
in the front window Of ID. B. Crawfords
store attracts considerable attention. Be.
sides this, the public should bear in mind
that Crawford has a splendid assortment Of
Dry Goods. and other articles for sale, at
reasonable prices. Don't forget the Bee
Hive"
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The following editorial article taken from
The indianapolis Monitor, relative TO his ex,
cellency Gov Morton and his able assist
ants, deserves the special notice of all In
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posr OFFICE, May 9Th.

Cipcinuati DAYTON and Eastern IL is ..
Indisnapelis nd tho Wcst............,. 4l5 p m.
Chicago and North west ................ ESQ p
MAILS CLOSE
Indianapolis and Chicago 1000 .. m
Dayton and Columbus. and Eass......... 800 p. IN.
Cincinnati and last. a:l5 p. m.
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, &C.. leaves
Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday at. 700 .. m.
Hsmilton Mail arrives Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday Observation-Disclosures. 500 p IN.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, &C,
ssms as Hamilton mail.
W me hester msi via New Garden, leaves
Monaay and Friday at. .......... 500 . m.
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 300 p m.
,4s-ohce open from 80 a. IN. to r. IN. sun
de rs from to 10 a.
Icy The Mails are governed by Railroad Time.
" hich is faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS. PIN.
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FPuie Can Depot.

LudIows Patent Can, aud wax sealed
Cans OF all sizes cheap for Cash at Lefsvres
Stove Store. &
Schooleys Iceberg Refrigerator. w. N.
Lefevre is agent. for the sale Of Schooleys
Iceberg Refrigerator. and will deliver the
same at Cincinnati. retail prices Call
and get one.
What every body says must be true.
yes. well. everybody agrees with one accord
that Hadly & Co. are selling cheaper than
any other hous. in the city.
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.........Fresh Raspberries are in market.
delicious and plenty. They are better this
year than usual. which seems to be the case
generally. with all kinds Of fruit.
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EVer IaIthIuI1y yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.

NC In cohsraSt WITH ms hearty endorse
ment of the Presidents course by Mr.. Sum
her, and his exhortatiou to ''stand by the
Administration we publish the following
trade of abuse heaped upon the President
and the policy he has adopted in dealng
with slavery. by the Member of Congress
from this District, G.. Washington Julian.
We copy from his /" Cause and Cure y
speech, respectfully inviting our readers to
contrast the sentiments of the two. and
make their own comments:
$50 systematically did he (the Presi-
den,) seem to go down into the valley OF
humiliation. that some of his own party
friends. yielding to their impotence, pro.
nounced the first six weeks of his admins
tration simply a eontinudtio. Of tie policy of
has predecessor" James Buchanan =
..Sir. when the history Of this rebellion
shall be written. its saddest pages will re-
cord the careful and studious tenderness Of
the Administration towsrd American sla.
very. Instead of making slavery
the special objec, Of attack, as the weak
point Of the enemy. and the guilty cause Of
the war, the policy of the Administration
LOG S0Su shoh VI PSitStuaA 0SiclcuCo 10 lis
claims. The Government speaks of it with
bated breath. Il handles it with kid gloves.
Very often has it spread its parental wing
owe. 1t. as the object OF its peculiar care
In dealing with the interests of rebels, ii
singles ont as its pet and fayorite, as the
spared object Of its love. the hideous mon.
ster that Is at once the body, soul and sni
rt OF the movement We are endeayor;nr 70
subdue. While the rebels have tram1,sS
the Constitution under their feet, and mr.
sued their purposes like Thugs and pirates
the Government has lost no Opportunity !,
declaring tha. the constitutional right Of
slavery shall be protected by loyal men
Speaking Of the modification of Ere.
mont's proclamation. Mr.. Julian charges
the Presidents with being "detamined 10
girs all the aid il his poaosr to the rebel
ion!'-as being ga practical espoUsaI Of
tAe cause of the rebellion by the Aaminis-
tration!' Mr.. Sumner. has bad "constan,
and intimate intercourse with the President
beginning with the 4th Of March, and SO
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tina, slavery shall be nourished, nor, on
the other hand, Is he to say that the slaves
shall be freed. This remains for The real
sovereigns Of the land but says one you
cannot reach the slavery question, even
with the ballot box;" the constitution
stands in the way.
Ii the constitution stands in the way,
remove the constitution or ut least ''a'
part OF It which surrounds slavery, rs
were, with wall OF iron amend the con
stilution if needs be; only remove the
cause of all our domestic diiirrnces.-
Evade the issue as long as we may 1t VIII
finally have to be met; slavery viii have
TO be banished from the American repuO-
lie, the sooner the better.
Ii is idle to talk of putting down rebel
lion and protecting slavery protect sla'
very and rebellion will spring W, as a
spontaneous growth; the one carries with
i, the elements OF the other.
congressman may bubble and scruple
over constitutional supremacy as long
as the may-yet the callous hand OF the
northern yeomanry will Always in the iu'
turc refuse 10 do the dirty work OF nurs'
ing Southern slavery; and in spite OF the
| Hon. Alexander Owen, with score oil
others like him. Northern Doughiacelsm
| is soon to be buried in the depths ct OBJ
| livion.
Her last agonizing groan OF despair
ceased to vibrate when the first cannon oil
rebeldom doomed forth its naughty sum
mons to challenge liberty and freedom 'c
enter the arena of mortal strife with gloat
ed slaveocracy.
| And how nobly did odd Sumter" her
aid back the hearty response of ever.
lover of our country's rights; and will
that reply went the iated doom of Amer
lean slavery. Its death warrant bears tn
indelible signature Of the immortal An
derson. VINDtx.
East Poultney, Feb. 26, 1862.
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-" The Carpet trade in our city is turned
topsy- ,urvy by large invoices having been
brought over from New York by the New
England Carpet Company, from the great
auction sale Of IIsdien & Co., Of the 26rh
ult. They are cutting these CARPETS up TO
their retail trade at an unprecedented and
astonishing rate."-Boston Post.
The firm referred to above have an ad-
vertisement in our issue to-day, to which we
would direct the attention Of purchase s Of
carpeting.
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n..xnox. VI. March 8, 1862.


ma. HERALD I'll trust ! aIn duly
,A,cled-l ought 20 be-wh'le l confess
The .ins o, cur heretofore moral eommu-
hy. l shrink--but justice calmly but
sisniHcanily uttrrs Go on ] ana l DOW
a the .,rrn hhcst, and thus leave on
record n solemn warning TO others. Hall
. dozen young men recently-mstigated
by n well known but nnmentionabie ind'-
vidual-formed n pirate chess-board for
Chs nvowed purpose OF practising that
wicked game You will not BIO surprised
60 learn that few OF our super
double-tli>tilled moralists are highly IN
dignant at such criminal act. Ought
such an outrage to be allowed! Should
. virtuous community endure II Z Is II
not scandalous that young men OF gooa
families should practice game when Is
played by educated men throughout the
country, approved ty the clergy OF all
denominations, and acknowledged by all
in,slligen, men 10 DO an excellent mental
discipline 2 l trust our citizens viii
awake from this apathy and join IN tins
smoQ crusade against such reckless de-
pravity as ches--paying.
Our Union Glee Club "stili lives AND
Il acting preparatory for its final concert
for this season which is on the taps io
Wednesday evening, march Eth.
They viii be ASSISTED on that occasion
ky Miss Lois Gaskill and the hliddlebury
College Quintette Club. The programme
will include selections from the Messiah
several brilliant opera choruses. the ceie
brated Tramp Chorus, Songs, Qu'n'et'e'
ke,-also, most amusing performance
by Herr Johannes Engels in costume
called the Bachelors Song, sung in tn
German tongue. The Storm King,
Cantata by b + Baker, will be perform
Cd by the Club. The gentlemanly 81
perintendent of the Il. IL Is. Il. Il. h'
. authorized Conductors to return free II
who attend the Concert. Adieu.
SIGMA.
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CREY, REF, WHITE & CLOUDED
~ WOOL YARN at
BILLINGS & CHAPLIN'S.
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1t is said that, a few days after the death
of Senator Baker, little Willie Lincoln, re-
Gently deceased, took to the office Of the
Washington Republican a poetic tribute to his
memory, which was published, and evidences
more than ordinary talent. 1t was written
by himself, and his teachers say that nobody
advised with him as to its composition or pub
LEGATION.
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c. At the recent term of the Supreme
Court in Windsor county, II divorces
were granted, and in four of them the d.
vorced wives were allowed to assume
their maiden names.
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Railroads.

RUTLAND u B0hLlNSCON II. II
AN and after Monday, Nov. Is, 1856 l, Trains
" willrun a. follows, viz;
MOVING souTB AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 500 A NJ. ana 30 2. 81.
Arrive a. Rutlane, ii A. Nj, and IL 81 (night.l
Leave Rutland, 8. Is and II 20 A, NJ.
Arrive at Bellows alIs, 80 A. NJ, LISP. M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows alls, $40 A. NJ, lao and 8 10
p. Nj.
Arrive at Rutlsrd, 1910 A. NJ, go and Z 40 p. IL.
Leave Rutland, 0U A. n, 3 90 and Abs +. NJ.
Arrive ct Burlington 1000 A. M. go and 7 80
Pm.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
AT Burlington with Vt Central, and Vt. & Cana
ia Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Albans, Rouse's
Point, Montreal OgdeusbuTgh, and the West, AT
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New York,
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the W AT
Below Falis with trains Cheshire Railroad tor
FitcbbUrgh, W Worcester, Lowell aud Boston. With
VI Valley X, tor Brattleboro, Spring field, Hart
ford, New Haven and New YoIk-and with Sullivan
Railruad Tor Windsor, W, X. junction, Wells River,
ST. Jehnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mouua ms.
Passengers for the Vest will fluid this cheap pleas
suit. aud expeditions route.
For Tickets and all necessary information inquire at
the offices the line,
EA. CHAPLIN sup't
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&g The following have been elected

va L hc ioho""iS o"'o Wv" SANS'S"
Commissioners in the counties named
Crosby Miller, Windsor county Geo.
P. Baldwin, Orange; T. j. Cree, Gale
donia Nelson A. Chase, Washington !;
Ira Goodhue, Windham VIM. Miller,
Chittenden VIM. G. Kittridge, Rut'
land.
President FELTON,, OF harvard COLLEGE,,
who recently died, was IS years of age. He
was the lest Greek scholar in the country.
lie was associated with Whittier in his school
boy days, and grs duaed in 1859. His pub
lished works embrace edi'ion' of the best
classics copously edited by bImself He was
also an eloquent and successful lecturer.
Prof FELTON, was twice welded, and by his
last marriage became a brother.in-law Of
A. assiz, 9a@H ...T. #
CT Our soldiers can do wonders when
they can get a chance. Gen. Mitchell has
issued an or.er complimenting the wes-
tern troops in which he speaks of their
marching during the night over obstruct ed
roads for % hours, and gives also many
other instances of undaunted energy and
perseverance. Such men will carry the
banner OF the Republic triumphantly to
the Gulf.
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DAY STATE 4 BLANKET SHAWLS
~ al BILLINGS CHAPLlN'S,
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Why is n Revolver" like a volunteer
with the m-asles? Because he's sick
shooter.
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\l EKINOS, ALL WOOL DELAINE> =,
vi SILKS, and LYONESE, at
BILLINGS CHaPLIN'S.
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l3-1yeow

ions tor using and sent Express, closely sealed tt
III parts of the country. mr.
PRICES.-Full strength, $loi Hail streng'h' 90
quarter strength, SO per bottle
kH-RFAiEMBER--T This medicine IS deSsnsd ca
vsssly for OBSTINATE CASES, rhich all Other rnsde'
VI the kind haze fa,lsdto cure also thai T"'raa's"
a. y,py.wntsd In EVERY RESPECT, Tia potcs wtH b,
gfssdsd.
az BEWARE OF INVITATIONS! None GEM
ne and warranted unles. G 1,'sas q
DISEASES, No 2s Union street Providence, Il. l.
eF~ This Specially en- braces all diseases OF Pr
,ate nature, both of MEN and WOMEN, by regu
arly educated ply tician OF twenty years practic.
diving them his tchoie alteration Consultation.
~ letter or otherwise strictly coHtdeSttal, aBo
Medicines will be sent by Express secure from, obssrrd
ioa 10 all parts OF the United States. Also accom-
oodstions for LADIES rom abroad wishing tor b
ecure and quiet RETREAT with good care until re
t-red to health. .....'
CAETsny-It has been estimated, that over
iuo Hpadrsp Thousand Dollars are paid 10 swindln'f
iusGks annually. 10 New England alone. withOe
tsg beHefi 10 those who pay IT. Most OF the sun
out Of class OF persons who arr the least
able TO loose IL, but paid they can asrsr gst =
ack and they are compelled 10 suffer TIE wrong y
hence, MOI daring TO expose the Cheat for fear o
xpOong hsmseIrss. All this comes from trusting
,ithost taqn,,v TO mep wt~ are alike destitute %
lonor character and skill, aud whose only recon
nsDdation Is their only ta'se SUD eAtraNssant a.
srtiony. IN pr8ise OF hsmSeIoes. a. H'reiofe' Fot
you'd aroid being hsmbnsgsd, take nc maus IVORY
40 matter rhat ais pr.fenSi8HS but Ma az Nv
eulRf :---it will cost you nothing, and NAV -fs'
ou many regrets; for, as advertising ply scians,
aine cases out OF ten bogNs there safety Ii
rustiug any of thsna Hnless you nov and irha
aey
NJ Dr.. M will seHd FRKE, by enclosing on,
lamp as owe, Pamphlet on DlsEt..rs uF WO
dEi' ana gu r-tUaa Diseases generally, giving tuI
s,,,m nation mits the sHdoa5isd ,.fe'sHce m.
suimon,ak without which no advertising phyeiciai
,r medicine OF this kind IL deserving OF AN CON
sIDENCE WHATEVER
r. Orders by mail promptly attended to- Writ
our address plainly, and direct TO BIZ. MATTISON
shove Slly
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ET Beauregard is suffering at Muir
treesboro from sore throat. lie is not
the only rebel that is beginning to feel
bad about the neck ~
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MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
lVl HEAVY and KIP BOOTS at
BILLINGS & CHAPLdS'S.
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Why is a dismissed Cabinet officer Ike
an Orphan? because he has lost his
Pap.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

eF Hon. Loyal C. kellogg has gone to
Montpelier to held the March Term OF
Washington County Court.
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rHE GREAT INDIAN KEMkDl
FOR FEM A LES
Or. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMEN AGOGUE.
Or. MATTISON'S I'M

This celebrated female Med ieine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else of the kind, and proving
eflectual after all others have tailed
is designed for both married and siag Il
ladi.s, and Ia the very best thin
know n tor the purpose, ss Il viii
bring on the monthly sickness in care
of distractions, after all otber RENE
dies of the kind have been tried b
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have nov
been sold without single fa'9srs " h-i
taken az directed, and without thu
least injury TO health In any ca"
n~ II is put up in bottles OF three
different strengths, with full direc
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Ben 4. CHASE.
AIR oRN A ENTS!

Alter an soqusints noe efsix years, during which
me we have had many thousand articles braided by
ne party that NOW brands our Hair ornaments, st
re satisfied that IN every instance ~ x-ttb
IDENTICAL HAIR THAI rs FURNISHED.
cd in addition 70 our former samples, xe are nov
ole to show some OF the finest desisns al
ORNA aENTAI hAIh NuRR
snioh besides being valuable keepsssee, are much
,rised for their Artistic merit BY this mode We
an arrange the shortest infsBt Hair.
Call ana see ne ~ different patterns al tn.
yAroH Js~xLRy and sILvEK-w AIS Stsr. ut
bt-h h. CHASE.
Ratl.nl April q 1851 is-tf
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This new ard remarkable Chemical Remedy
,,.,srstion of OK d,aahs phi ssphUru--was di.coE'
.r,a b, A.. c.l,b,sttd Dr ;. huietill, OF faris
n Las Nepn u,sd by orT ten ihosN,~d pAs"ea"s, hnr
ing thr ls,t three YEAR,, WIN resunt
~ =, ruk .As.Ls og MEDICINE; creating an entire
r-vnIu,,nn In the treatment of Chronic Diseases o
IN, Iun,,, stomach, aud In all morbid conditions o
IN. Nervous and Blood Systems. 'oss"s""s -
-, a, inrvynb, ynata,fs for this Renrdy has ~
tor d hundreds in all stages OF the di-,ase Ih'
IL
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ILANk OkDEho OF the oeiectlneD
~ on the Town Treasurer, bound inso books, io'
itN IED flltTIt a 20
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TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.

No MI dicine l have ever used in the treatment o.
pulmonary diseases, has produced any hing hss w,
,smr favorable results A. the lily pnphosphites-h' ~
fayr,sor M. u. Port Riehmo~J, ~ r.
~ know OF no Rem, Nv equal IN the HSpoph"pnhe
in PULMONARY DIsEAsEs, Chlcros,s, Anrms' ir's
Of vi ality, acc w I"'ih, NJ n H'0 DS"y0"
Mass. ,,,,..
II have present. ed 'winchesters iiyp"phosph'tcs
m some forty ATTY cases with the hap'rr' 'esnr
hsvmV found them sUPEEIoR 10 ell niers. S1n'
eel n T,pG,b1ry, NJ ID, Physician 10 tAs u s. Mar"
Hospital, Port dnd, Ne.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

81 L.o,s thst N, nypophospht'' viii prove mo-
,ply .anuHs HEsspY ~ OoNSuMrfloN ~ Vu'h'
.v.nyAuvW ~ Vaccination IN Small foA.l-b
Cauchtus Latter.
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CLARK & BROTHERS,
X. N. MRsyssIAN.
LEWIS s OK.
y. NOWREY

Photographic Artist, Union Building Main So
and Csrks' Block, Merchant Row, Rutland, VT.
Ambrotypes, Mes inotypes, So, made In the bees
style of the Art Photographs In miniature or In
size, neatly eolored in Oil making q superior pie
ure. eff
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l,y,lw,nsi.
IMPORTANT 10 lNVAilDS
GlANil'E aaslA!lls
"a, rsY osty sPscIylo Rssspv pon

..,,.,,,,s, S,ro,.Ia TaIsap ho-es,ti,, Adsvla
D,,r.p,.a, N.'co.' ass '''""d hA"h' f,s'a"
Comp.a,.ls, aad al h,oT fas " iAs Blood
SgIssI
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0VERCOATINGS, CLOTHS

Doeskins. Ca'simeres and vesting. made to or,e,
to suit Customer, BY N r,oS 'uei
Dec Merchants, Exchange, RntlaSd. Vt
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o. TIE uYpOpHOSpHLTES

4, rwo-PoLD and specific; o" the one hahu iherrn
ipg the priuciyle WHICH CONSTITUTES skkvous W
,aay and on The other. heirg the most POWERFUL
.,,.,n atNpnATlNe AatET knows. The most oh
tiuate case. 81 UyspeI STA promptly relieved sno
p,,pas,1ts eu-sd and In all cases Il Nervous ID ON
~ or uro.,rstiou oi the Vital Pove~s from excess
n other caus-s this remedy hssno superior IN hsie
ris M,diea In sill the complaints Of women an'
children II is prompt art cneaeios
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Billings Il Chaplin.

4 PURE GROUND OLD JAW
"A COFFEE, the best hat is sold in Rutland, CAL
BILLINGS & CHAPLINS.
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w + shall probably enter no legal pro-
w ceedine aesInt those indebted to u at pres
ent yeti gu CHI persons would call at their first con
vsniept Oppo tunty and settle, they would by 81
BILLINGS CHAPLAIN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

R,maykabs Curs. - Letter from Ms. A. b. ffhrSns'
This lady commenced the use OF the hNpopno~
,htes In December 1885, at which time she was con,
idered by her attending physicians tprs l,eNsy ano
,surray Of Morish, n y hopeless eo@ OF tuoercu
Mr. consumption. After p~r-everng uestmen'
,irwo YRARs, Mrs. liavens wrote to me a. iolIo"s
MoRIAB, Essex Co, N. y. Nov IL 1850,
4 wIsCaKsrER-Dpfr sir: ! have given You
onp rest: and mean hils, my improvement has oeth
,Apip Fer some time past have tell, Almost ID"
n, self but now am myself altogether. my gene,
Il system seems TO have undergone an IN iikr
RENOVATION; 3 greater chan, could not well Dc
imagined. - ,,p.
Two wears ago I commenced the use OF your IRE,
,arstion Of the HypOphosphites, under 81 state OF
.i,y, prostration. A year ago, SUFFERED reiapre
sbich reduced me again BEYOND HOPE; out, ub1e'
circumstances the most disc"uraging con'inueu
athful administration of the Remedy-ctny'"R 70 u
4, INV last and only hope, till now nhd iDysH IL
better ealth thsn tor years before
One wear ago, before the relapse my welsht war
,nl, los pounds After the relaI 80, Wa n course
tiIi more reduced Ny present weight Is 10 pouhu'
about my usual weight in my best days
have no language to express my ,hahkiunts'
hat, through my physician. was induced TO tr}
your Preparation y the Hypophosphnt@, csn al
I'D, had 6aisf that under Providence, far better re-
sults have accrued than answer our most sanguih'
expectations
Oh, that all could know OF, or believe tn, the pow
| tr ofthe Hypophosphates over THE MOST Tfsk Bill
Ov THE ILLS to u hich the hesh ia heir -that ai
who are suffering, as have suffered, could De oene
| tilted. a. | have been benefited.
Yours, most sincerely,
ALMIRA Is. HAVENS.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-13

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