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Legal md ssate IteMs.

e,x. CHuRcHnL,-Ge ylvester Church
4, whose death is announced was native Of
NJ. State. We believe, says the Free Press
+, was from Woodstock, lie was appointed
s,u mi, State to West Point, and entered
n. army in 1912 as lieutenant in the 3D. arttl-
,,,v and was in active service until Soptem-
hor 1861, reaching the rank Of Colonel and
R,cvst Brigadier General. He served IN the
p,orda Seminole war, and distinguished him
.,,r in the Mexican war, under Gen. Taylor,
,,ruouarly at the bloody battle Of Buena
Vista. When the rebellion broke out, he was
s,dy for every call Of duty as a patriot and
an officer. During the war of 1872 he was
stationed awhile at Burlington. After 40
wears of duty he was placed on the retired list
under the honorable head of these who are re-
ared from iacapacity, resulting from losg
and faithful service" He was 80 years old
At the time Of his death.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Elder c. 4. Sweet
will preach at the Advent Chapel, in this VII
Iage, on Sunday, Dec. IA. Subject, A. NJ
Christ our Life" P. M" Signs Of the
Tunes .a ..,. p.
" : - .l.-Rev. R. r Lawrence, OF
~
y,aremons, N, H., has been invited to supply
the South Congregational Church in St, johns
barry, whose paster is chaplain in the army.
CcsvocATIoN.-The item in yesterday S pal "
concerning the Episcopal Convocation should
should have read that tie Quarterly Couvoca-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church vas
oppotated to be holden at St. Adams on Tues
day, Dec. 9th. ra
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10 ae New York, Dec 10.
The Steamer Eagle, from Havana the 9Th,
arrived this evening.
Vera Crux dates of the LIST instant have
been received at Havana, but no mail, owing
to the stringent enforcement of the prohibition
OF any communication with Vera Cruz.
The last American courier Was fred upon,
His attendants were killed, and he himself was
wounded. >
The Ministsr to Washington from Chill was
unable to get farther than Jalapa.
Mr. Russell, the bearer of American dis
patches, and Mexican colonel, arrived from
Vera Cruz and are passengers by the Ea-
gle. etr
The position of the French at Vera Cruz
and Orizaba is represented as very critical
they having no fodder for their cattle nor fresh
food for their troops, who are suffering from
dysentery. @..sa
The force at Jalapa had been cut off from
supplies from Vera Cruz by the Mexicans re-
taking Puente National, part of which had
been destroyed.
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Passed the Senate bill for the admission of
West Virginia into the Union by a vote OF 30
against SIS,
Adjourned.
SENATE ..,..r. ...
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, for the military com
mittee, reported a bill establishing an arsena
and ordnance depot on the tide waters of New
York harbor. t... ..r~,
Mr.. Rice offered Joint resolution FORGETTING
lands and annuities of Sioux Indians, and pro.
yiding for their removal far away from white
settlements. ... ..... ...... ..l ..
Referred. .......... .z ...e.s- e.
Mr.. Rice also offered a. resolution directing
the military committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency OF reporting a bill FORGETTING pay and
emolaments of ofticers Of the army during the
time they are absent except when upon sick
leave.
Mr.. Howard offered concurrent resolutions in
structing the committee on the conduct of the
army to make their report with all convenient
speed. .. .5. .saa ...I -s.'
Adopted. ral ~EaH
Mr.. Wright offered resolution instructing
the military committee to inquire into the ex-
pedieScy Of providing by law for the adoption
| Of soma system more efficient and practicable
than the one now in use for the identification
and discharge of soldiers. g
Adopted, a.s61 4ys
/ fhe bill for the relefofthe French ship Jules
ct Marie was passed.
The resolution increasing the bonds Of thu
superintendent of printing was pissed.
The House bill ordering the dschar~
State prisoners was ordered e, ue ~ 81
postponed till to-T-.or- ' :"
Mr.. Sherr- low.
70 tn ..an gave notice OF an amendmer
. 40 rules of the Senate to provide commit
tee on agriculture.
Mr.. Henderson gave notice Of bill to al
the State of Missouri in effecting the emanc
patton of her slaves. s..ue 30.
Adjourned. rt#t4a.. sf.- t ... SO. ...
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Proceedings Of Congress.
Washington, Dec. 10.
HOUSE.


On Motion Of Mr.. Holeman, resolved that
the Secretary of War, inform the House, LIST
How many commissioned officers of the army
are now absent from their respective COM
mands, specifying the number of each, grade
and whether absent on leave, without leave or
by detail.
I'd. The number of Major Generals and
orlgadiers not assigned 10 any actual com
mand; the name Of each, length of time since
engages in actual service, name of members of
the stats of such Generals, &C.
Cd. The number of Aids de Camp that can
be dispensed with without detriment to the
public service.
On motion of Mr.. Gurley, the military com
mlttee were instructed to INQUIRE concerning
the propriety of amending the law so that
Quartermasters and Commissaries be taken
from the volunteer army or civil life.
On motion of Mr.. Fenton, the COMMITTEES on
ways and means were instructed to report a
bill so amending the excise tax laws az 10 con-
fer upon assistant assessors the same authority
possessed by principal assessors. -
TIE House considered the Senate bill for
the admission OF West Virginia.
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PEACE PROPORTIONS.
Q O N G r. e s s.
The Senate oil TO Admit Western
Virginia, passed by The House,
Official Account of the <ss...
~ .... .a.. ... .a kansDr. -.se In Ar.

official Account of the ds.-.
~ .... .. ... uH kansD,t -.as In Ar.
To Major Gene, Saint Louis, Dec. 9.
NJ" ..al Haleck: ~
ny forces of the army of the frontier have
united near Fayetteville, in the midst Of a
hard fought battle.
Gen. Blunt had sustained his position at
Cave Hill until Saturday night, when the ere
my, IS 900 strong, under Gen. Hindman, at
tempted a flank movement on his left, to pre-
vent ti,c arrival Of Gen. Herron's forces, which
had been approaching for four days by forced
marches. .r ,...,.-.. .-..-.
On Sunday, about 10 a. m, the enemy at
lacked Gen. Heron near Fayetteville, who,
w gallant and desperate fighting held him in
chit ek for three hours, until Gen. Blunt's di-
VISION came up and attacked him in the
rear. .E.
The fight contnael desperately until dark.
Our troops. then bivouaossed on the battlefield,
while the energy reiterated across the Boston
mountains.
The loss on both sides is heavy, but most
on the Rebel side, our artillery creating terri
BILE slaughter r,....
The enemy had greatly The. advantage in
position. ,...
Among the enemy's killed is Colonel ste,n
formerly Brig. Gen. of the Missouri State
Guard D'"'0
BOTH Generals Blunt and Heron deserve
special eommendation for their gallantry in
battle. .s. ="
5. Il. Curtis, ...
... Mai Gen Cop,SJ,o
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Report of The Secretary of the Treas

A presentation of the general condition of
the treasury and the important statistics were
embodied in the Presidents message; and the
plan of Secretary Chase for maintaining the
credit of the Government, was also briefly
argued by the President.
Secretary Chase's report is very lengthy,
and our space will permit of our giving only
the following abstract:
ESTIMATES OF THE DEBT.
#The estimated wants of the treasury for the
year ending on the Both of June, 1852 were
exceeded by the actual expenditures. They
were based on estimates for an army of 300,-
900 men, and for naval force quite inconsid-
cradle III comparison with that found after
ward Indispensable Congress increased the
army to 1000, in addition to special corps
nun berlng over $4,000. In consequence
of this, the estimates for July required correc-
ton in December For the reason that the
President has called an add tiona. force of
100000 men, the estimates for the current fis-
ca year must prove inadequate. Theincrease
Of debt did not, however, exceed the Deem
Der estimate. On the contrary, while the esti-
mate antlclpated public debt on the Both
June, 1882, of S517 ,372, 500 93, its actual
amount on that DAY was S5l4, 2ll 81 g.
But the estimate Of the debt ON the lst of Jriy,
1865, must now lie advanced, in view Of the
unsSp-cied increase Of expenditures, authoriz-
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A FRIENp IN NEEn. Try Ir

ia swEtT's lSgALlIglE ldEiMEST Is presared from
the receipt OF Dr, StepHcp Sweet Of Connecticut the
sl bote seller AMI IA been used In his prsOn Q Tor
the last twenty years With the most astonishing snee
AZ an external remedy 1t is without rival, and viii
alleviate PAIN more speedily han any other prepara-
ton, For ~ Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders Il is
truly intdhble, and as a curative OF S0rs, Wlunds
sprainS bruises, SC, its soothing, healing, and
powerful strengthening properties excite the lust won-
der aud aSonishment OF an who have evor gwen il
trial. Over four hundred cert foaes Of remark hle
cures performed by 1t within tho last two Year, attest
this fact,
For sale by all dealen. e.tyeov
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From New Orieans-GoIOrs restored TO
the W. Sevea n.

New York, Dec. TO-.
New Orleans adj ices report that the rebels
are preparing to attack our gunboats at Gal
weston with FIVE light draft, heavily armed
river steamers, their sides fortified with cotton
bales.
Another report says that the rebels, who
number from three to FIVE thousand intend to
come down under cover of night and board
the gunboats.
The rebels are quite bold lately Entering
the city at night, they seize and press into ser
wee all they find capable of bearing arms.
Gen. Magruder had assumed command of
the rebel troops.
Our fleet is kept ready for instant action.
1t is stated that the colors have been restor-
ed to the Vermont Seventh, it appearing that
they did not leave them behind at the Baton
Rouge fight
Gen. Butler has extended his confscation
order to all the State of Louisiana west of the
Mississippi, except the parishes of Orleans,
St. Bernard, and Plaqne Mines.
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From Fortress Monroe.

M, Fortress Monroe, Dec. 10.
me steamer Adelaide arrived this forenoon
from Baltimore with 60 rebel prisoners, who
were transferred to the steamboat New York
ana taken to City Point in charge of Can't
Nalord. .aI aezel ggas
Three steamers from New York put in here
to-day for navigatoys. They belong to the
Banks expedition.
The Old Virginia ants North Carolina hotel,
situated on Thomas street, Norfolk, was burned
last night ssFa
Major Gen. Dix and staff left here this
morning for Gloucester, to review the troops
at that place.
The British frigate Adriedne arrived in
Hampton Roads last night.
Inns morning she fired salute, which was
responded to by the water battery She left
at noon to-day, after obtaining papers which
were awaiting her here. - ..ss#
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or Of such notes aud 'soin, ia rae
mainly by two consider atoms the ommended
ed from the facility wi III which IT. inst, deriv-
pared in emergencies and ma .s., nay DO pro-
oheapness 'hu, IRON ~
The secretary arr cues the pro -
tabllshing such CT EQUATION, ans p'ie'y OIL a.
objections thereto at length answers uhs
Following this we haxe an alb
the resources OF the country, III s'Sumeat %
tages as compared with other sa u'o aavAer
point OF cost. With such soNernmeaS u
disposal of the republic, moo ouSes AZ ~
cd lest the United States m -. NO hoou 20 AArn-
to pay the interest on its de onhe uhano
NAV ;no;ca,a The ,snrb the public intarsab
~ -. e -. ~. he Is passing thru
a. V r f TnS. "s s,,. o, toa nober and hisk
,;on nsI a.h, .nn,s"o,sj she has paid OF a a.
rights the obligations az ,hs, , Jo'.n0e OF M
hs MT Is.s sanredly 9, , non OF her existence vi
| OTHER MEAsUy ,rs prcox
| The act authorisY 10 tbs Gu. -
authority 10 issue $3.50 900 in Un;,sS
States notes, and provided for ths .xa.' on,'s
these notes tor fve-twenty bords
These provisions rendered sales 10 anv corp;1s,
cradle amounts impossible, for resales ~ -
proht are impossible under the laws. ~
secretary recommends the repeal Of the.
visions Should Congress retain ther . ro--
other loans 81 must be provided for. Hs nras1S
this issue OF I 80 three years ! ne presse
( BILE into hve-twenty skies at .'onds convert
. Wh;le golJ : ;n1rass fearing 3.65 interaek
nna IS urra" nv'e Ing and interest must do
= Sxsd ,nta,est ~. legislator should impose q
: iN'' Of six per cent. ~. ~ =, ~
81 THE SUMMING UP. sil 10 t,s,.
vi The general views of the e, 80.
therefore be thus briefly sur secretary msv
menus 'hSt Whatever AIMED He recon.
Ieyonu 'ue suHs amounts may be needed
!; through o.nef supplied by revenue and
. | loans, wNpe ..ldcated modes be obtained ~
1t States INT ;ncrsas;ng tho ;s0us ~ IIn;.I
- notes beyond the amount fixed by law,
less clear public exigency shall demand it.
~ He recommends, also, the organization of bank
re- ing associations for the Improvement Of tn
non public credit and for the supply to the people
Gu of safe and uniform currency And he 10
ese commends no change in the law providing fo1r
ere the negotiation Of bonds except the neoessas1
ir increase of amount and the repeal of the sbso-
lieu lutte restrictions to market value and OF til
pp [o- clauses authorizing eonvertbity at will n
W. Congress shall concur in these views, the sac.
''ie rotary, though conscious Of the great Difficult.
IL ties with vast, sudden, and protracted expen.
IN dltures imposed on him, hopes that be may
13 still be able to maintain the public credit and
n, 'ide for the public wants.
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From Kentucky.

Louisville, Dec. To-.
NO passenger trains left here this morning.
for Nashville.
The Journal says that in the late Hartsville
affair nineteen hundred rebels were captured,
and that the number of troops at Hartsvlle
was twenty-three hundred.
Col Stewart was among the prisoners.
GAINESVILLE, Ky, Dec. g.
Ex-Gov. Owsely died to-day.
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.h'ILLARD-At Mount Tabor, Dec. 4, of Diptheria,
Aida L., youngest daughter af Ellis A. Millard' aged
years and months.
SHEER VI AN In Yves. Rutland, Nov. 9Th, EDDIE u,
youngest son OF Eds - Sherman, aged
2year and :" On o. ana mar, y,
% months.
4, LoCKwooD-In Whiting Nov o. Mrs. ELsrE e,
LOCKWOOD wife of II. O. lockwood, aged 70 years anc
months.
THoMPsoN-In walHngford, July 70, ArousrU'
THOMPSON, aged 60 years. I.....
THoMPSoN-ln Carrolton, La, Oct. ], VILLAS
b. THOMPSON, Orderly Sergeant of Co. d, 9Th Vt.
aged IS years.
THoMPSoS-In Wallingford, Nov. IA, MARY, VIII
OF MARSHALL THOMPSON, aged 10 years.
Father and two children; all of consumption.
F0STER-In Hospital, Sharpsburg, Nd, Nov.
~ OF Congestion of the Lungs JAMES L. FosrRR, for
mery of this town, member Of Co. A I'd Mass, aged
23 years. #.. ...-..-s .-5 s..s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Z II you are so far behind the tims~ =--==-z=
Herrick Aliens Gold MOD as not To havs psai
ionger ,;it 10 imnea'- .l Salerstus, nut il OF no
...-yeSody who be- ..dtely and purchas paper Ev-
~ IA 4--s ever used it procaims its good quail
wy tuKos less IN guam iy, saving in -four and
shortoninp ara iii make weak stomachs strong. Do
not TAI! Try it. 'st Of The Grocers and many Of the
Drugg,sss sell it. Dep III Liootty street, New York
For sale by Chester Kin, ''o'' az 'Ne oia hed o'0re
Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-12-11

Da Boyos's ExrgeroRAsT-The M, ,.E.,,,,t
remedy Tor Asthma Group, Coughs, Bron. .s Sn
sumption, and all diseases oil the LhFost ~ In,gS
prepared from recipe used in his practice IMP. ~ .9
Greatest success for over forty years. IL II COS 1
entirely Of vegetables Contains no el'nIn or nix
Try it. 1t always does good ana not hGrt, ana Y
prStions are followed, wilt cue the above diseat
Only % cents per bottle. 4 liberal discount 80 u
trade Prepared and sold wholesale and retail b
Frano;s Penf proprietor, Rutland, VT
None genuine without the fac smile Of his sgustar
on the out siie wrapper.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. 10. .s
prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. b.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
THIS well known medicine is imposition, but a sare
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc-
aons, from any cause whatever; and although pow
dful remedy, they contain nothing hurtfu TO the
shtuton.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Hs peculiarly suited. IL WILL in a short time, bring
on the monthly periods with regularity. ~
The Pills have never been known to fail where the
directions ID page of pamphlet we'll observed.
FOR fall particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
B.-Sl and postage stamps, enclosed to any au-
shorized agent, viii insure hottie. containing over so
wlls, by return maa
Sold by Pond & Morse. novl0:d&w3m
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Q UERY

& Why Is it that CHRIsTADoRos HAIR DYE ia
the best IN THE WORLD!
Because eminent chemists say 30
because 1t contains no eaustie compounds
because u wears longer than any other .
Beeduse il operates inStqatda eoasiyi
because 1t does not stain the skin ".
Beeause 1t nourishes and strengthens the hair
because 1t eorreetS the bad effects Of other dyes
Because its presence cannot be detected
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILSl .ls ...--t-...
Manufactured by J. CHRISTAD0RO 8 Astor House
New York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. = -,
Price 81, 81 90 and % per box according to Sue
,,,x,,o. =. :, dec9:dlm No
CHRlSrADOR0'S HAIR PRESERyATIyR
Is invaluable with his Dye, it inparls the utmost
sotlnes the most beautiful gloss and great vitality to
Price 50 cents, 81 aud .. per BOTTLE according to size
dec9dly
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Capt, Marry q Confederate COmmis-
.-. sioner to ~. Petersburg.

: ----- New 1OfK, DEC. 10.
The steamer Hansa, from Bremen on the
23d, via Southampton the 26th, arrived this
morning.
Liverpool paper says that Capt. Maury,
who arrived in the Arabia, proceeds to St. Pc
tersburg as commissioner from the Confederate
States to Russia.
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Peace Proposition.

------ Washington, Dec. ~
J. Wesley Greene, who furnished to the
Chicago Times some reported peace proposl-
tons from Jeff Davis to President Llncoln, is
az :-,nos.ns - 20 to Washington to see
- Ia Postor. lie caliS :. tF ---l that
President Lincoln, who soon ssoan.,r.. sra
ments lts1 - -'''s"'''c''i ' ''a' o.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
81 RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYANs PULMoNIC wAFEEs

oLnONit W Ar EfSS
Are unfaiiing IN tia cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma
bronchitis, Sore Ihros Hoorseness Difficult Breath
TYev have no taste o-s5;i diseases , % tue Lan g 81
take them Thousands i've been restored to health
shat had before despaired; Testimony given in hum
Ask for Bryan's Puimonc Wfers the fS 5
only genuine is stamped BrySn Snnr;o,s siia
are offered for sale. Twenty five nts HOY sAs rus
dealers generally. y
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Aobester NV
For sale by Pond & Morse. no'q:dSwsm
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Washingson,s VIII safe.

..-. New York, Dec. 10. I.
A letter from Gov. Hawkhurst to the Wash
ington republican, says the reported theft
Washlnaton's will, is =" canarS" The will
is safe in Culpepper County, and will .n,.,.
when the war is over WI appear
lie is said to be trustworthy man.
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n, A " RAG T. =.

HILL-sMTTH-In Pittsford, Dec |, at Sheldon
Hotel by the Rev. Moses Spencer, Mr. Gas o. Huns
of Dorset VT, and Miss tdpBls q, SsIrn OF West
Rutland. ...
sEGoR-LoNG-on the 9th inst, by Rev. Leland
Howard GRoRsE L. sEaoR and Mis- PAMELA A.
Lone, both of Pittsfeld VT. .rs- r' .,..
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RIOH JEWEIA

TINS day opening at Clark Broths, ana canes y
soaslal sets OF Onyx and Pearl, Pean srns of La.
and tine Gold and En- mel. Also new matt, ~ ~ Ia
s ss and Gents Pins and Rings, studs an.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, great variety at
Dec. o. 1862. ~ deoIo.aw i'O'"'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

\ STATE IF VERMONT, District of Rut-
Oland, The Probate Court for the District of Rut-
Lana persons interested in the estate of Maroellus
To .. late of Rutland, in said district deceased
IL. Hart, GREETING.
.- -ity of the state OF Vermont You are
by the authe> appear before said Probate Court at
hereby notified 70 Rutland, in said district on the
the Probate Office n "A d. 1863 to show cause il
list Tuesday Of Janusrs count of Jennie Hart admin.
any you have, why the A. deceased, should not be
stratrx of the estate of sain ne of said estate should
allowed, and also why the reso, titled thereto.
not be distributed TO the parties En- Il this 5th day Of
Dated at Rutland in said dissr>
December, A. d. 1892. " Reo;stsr
50:Sw JAMES Brow
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New York, Dec. TO-
The bark hendi, from New Orleans ra-
ports that on the 5th instant, off Hatteras
passed an expsdit., on of eight steamers steering
due South.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-A copart
~ nership has been this day formed between the
ders On cd under the style of Tutte & Gay who will
carry on the publication of the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald the Book and Job Printing business
In all its branches, and the Book and Stationery trade
a. heretofore conducted, and at the place occupied by
Geo. A. futile Il Co.
GEO. A. TUrTLE'
CHAS. NJ GAY.
Rutland sept.l, 1852.
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FACTS ABOUT BRANDRETH's PILLS

NEw CAsrLE, WRsrcHEsTER Co. N. Y. Oct. 81, 1852
Mr.. g. Ten Eyck Sheldon, Editor Sing Sing Republican,
Dear Sir Il would state that l induced to use
BkANDRErH'S PILLS through the recommendation
OF John E. Swift, of Croton, Westchester County who
was entirely restored to health by their He was
sick for two years. very costive aud dyspeptio
ana he tried everything, but not relieved. Finally
ne TOOK one Brandreths Pill every day for week, and
dose Of six Pills every day for three days. and then
soot one Pill every day with occasional doses OF
m one mouth he able to go to work, and in three
~"ntns was well, gaining 40 pounds in weight.
q Yours Truly, EDWARD PURDY.
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~RsrcHEsrgR County, SIS.
sa~ard Purdy being duly sworn, says that he resides
~ the town of New Castle that years ago he was
very siok with sore on his leg, which had been
ning for over five years that he also much dis
dressed by pain In his chest and besides very cos
ave and dyspeptc that after trying remedies
And many physicians, be commenced using Brandrehs
Pls six to eight times week, ami the end of one
month the in his leg healed and at the end of two
months he was entirely cured of costveness dyspepsia
and pain, and has roma ned we'll ever since
EDWARD PURDY.
Sworn TO before me, this s.h day OF October 1851
s. MALCOMB SMITH, Justice of the Peace
Sold by r. Fem, Rutland r. K. Mead, West Rut-
and; and by all respectable dealers in medicine.
dec9dln
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- UTLAND COUNTY BANK.
~ The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Bank VIII be held at their Banking ,ens on Tuesday,
tha l3ta day OF January, 1853 at IL oclo A. NJ Tor
ne ele,tion Of Dir eoiors.
~ JAMES MERRILL, Cashier.
/ INLAND, Vt, Dee. 9. 1862. seei1