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VIM II, Alnaie 81
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Dctriug r ifC. 10 hinslie -
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Fagen .Dan /, Lorlmr 4
Frrucn Lows, 29i 5 l.t'3t
Fra1.on y, % wyckotl II
rnYee Wm, l17 Even A.
Gt,lekci ,'ustaye, 9iunion as
Goldman And. 70 Rgnson
Gates Geo, 2i2 Even -
crop Benz y, 272 Grand ST
Ghern-er Sebastian. 2s3 :
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Rdl RObt, l2 Dcvoe s,
Haspln Edw, 81 Remsen st
lie nschel Lewis, i9 Remscn
Iiarun Heury. 81 Wyckoil ST.
Height Chas W, cor Wyckof
and LoElMcr ste
nphres iohn. 81 Dcvoe Vt
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Limfonx John. 363 Grand st
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Join W. BRoNAUoH, cbief olerl.
Nrw cosvArrscwSr Case.
MAJ AItNANnElA. Va NAY "a lMi

Messrs HosrfTrrR SnrH:-
DBsE SIIs VIII do the fsysr ~ forward
press half dozen Hoseers stomach Bters With hiu-
Tor which will remit you reccipt of the
unable tc medicine here; and RI had
~ could he sold readily II known 10 b. the hesr
preparation, In Tor diseases ha their origin with
dtsesse OF the have used and sold hundreds OF
prearatons but Bers superior % anything oa
the kind cognlsAnt with, Indeed soldf Should he
without -shsuh robust and healthyfor a.
only Restorative but Preventive for all d~sss
soldier u subject to have been sfc,ed with chroniS
INDIGESTION medicine has Afforded tho RELIEF
yours trust will iosr time IN sending ths.
Btern ordered. Your. respectfully,
SsyUfL BfERs, Hospital stewsrt
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Aus.R VIM ", 81 10Th Il
Anthony GEO cnPt} row
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brae ennon FRED, 51iS,and
Buckman ,ier, $40 Grand 81
BUckhardt lily, CoassiSea sl
Bunce Chas. eli s Isl s.
Bishop W, g Pow ~ 81
Bennett Nom. lao loInsen 81
Bett. W, 81 Rems,.f 81
Burchell pubt. 239 q III 81
Bach $, No : Ainsile =
Brown 90 D, Nh Consoi-
yast
giaayJacos, aS Conseiyea 81
Burns -, jackson 81
"a linen Michael. ~ iemson
aniiiaR lly. I4J Ifag 81
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Cond geo. l59 Wyckod Il
Coo Geo lzln).3 . Battle rnw
Gonklin Jno q. 32a y ~ ~
Crupp Il VI 372 Gran -
IonnCli rnorl, Wlthl ~ 81
pnnDar And y, 224 Even 81
10 er jno, Graham :;
Dostall II, 302 Grand 5;
Da.la Geo. 40 ENea u
prummonl Ed. 81 Kemsen 81
Dewitt cor : 6thand llth
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ana Seillman II
Enmon -, 81 Wyckoi 81
Eckel Andrew L. ~ y "a a
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Feaks Dsnl, Ainsic st
Fafier ben ~ Ranse@ -
Greeting Lewis. loo Leonard
fr.eslnnc Jnn ", 275 " II Sc
precr Root. ~ Deyoe st
6rea Jno. l2i Wyckon' st
Gilllgan DeGuis, 81 Union nv
6I.l shos, - Alnslie 1t
Ga,lnau a II. 35i Grand st
3aynei VIM, :37 S LET st
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Grove
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Hol. Ell Jns, NJ Remsel 81
Hardeaos Jas, 2G0 Grand ri
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Henderson jpo, Rich'dson 81
hornhlow Geo. 30 Powers 81
Aardfry WIN, 3lo Grand ST
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tnion
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Mariin Jno. ~ South I'd ~
Miller Chas, 2Jl Soath LIST st
Mcs'snn Wa, i-2 Loriner II
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Mccoy jas, 25l North I'd 81
Nolan 4. Withers II
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The Crops.

Umpires--Messrs viuten and VIM. Grossly.
Scorers-Messrs. Groves aud Scr woner
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NAVY DspanrsNsJ,
:, BnGNsu or DOCKS AID YARDS; Dec 30, is62

EUHf DOOM ANDN. UeC, u TP6I.
Msgsrs ussTErrE4 x SNtTI, Pittsburg. Pa
GEsrLEsgs-Atout years my attention
called TO your celebrated STOMACH 6tters, being
time perfect martyr 10 dyspepsia IN all of It's terrific
indeed naA not known Ter sx years uninerru ed
nights sleep commenced the uss Of your BI,,ers TAX ing
them according d.rcsons except tho
reduced half and found mysel much very much, bene
fitted by the bottle the second relieved
have since taken dose n the morning
rising finding IL to act tonic and appescr thes
most agreeable character There peculiarly ~ the eccA
OF Bitters which may be ei II
any cause shan be- suf-rnp acuely with the
a dose OF your Bers relieves IN Gtecn minutes.
concusisn say with all sincerity and truth, wonld
be returned TO the of health Ia which your
20 und and from which they have uEquestionabiy
lieyed for all the money the word ! great
resp ert, obeyiie t,scryant,
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. NSw YORK. March 2. 1853

DR. HOsTETTER:-
DEAR SIR-Being OF bilious temperament and having
suffered much from sickness heretofore determined
when leaving New Orleans for New York, In June t1
celebrated Stomach Bers Having trpa
In the propele Trade Wind without the least
owing to thcirpreventve efficacy procured the 10Th Of
uh box Of Bers for the 0f myself and few
friends contemplated Europe In the Great
Eastern After getting to opened the boz and, togohar
With about ten Of my fellow partook Of the Bters
On The second day of the ladies board felt ssssic
but by taking half wine gassni three times day they
recovered DR. Goldbolo the ships physician, an
Capt Paon the commander together with large portord
Of the passengers subsequently, Experimental with tbe Bit
ters apd uniformly with entire They Will certify
70 the Tact that during the whole trip not one on
boa srd sasek after the second day DR. g. having
propriated the last remaining bottle infabe specific
had of the article rcturn voyage and suffered
two boxes from two Of my late fellow passengers, in
Liverpool and shall send them by the
You ought 70 have derot in LIVERPOOL Advising all per-
sons vcnirnc tor the first time tor indeed pe
sea tn obian IL possible supply OF Btters before
leaving and thereby themselves against
mesa. Am. respectfully, your obedient servant
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Worth ess and pernicious articles often bosered up
In the adyert columns letters
that the prooretors Of HosTETTERs BITrERS
lv give from their
the GENUINE OPINIONS OF tbose who appreciate
GENUINE ARTICLE should be confounded BY the un-
thinking with the FULSOME RlGMAROLE put into the
mouths Of MEN OF STRAW by interruptions empksics
charatans whose double object sell both their
and the PUBLIC.
Beeving h3vever mat fACTS IL lArUnTANI 10 THE
can be VERIFIED AT ANY MOMENT by addressing the
parties who vouch Tor them ought not 10 be hid
bnshel the undersigned publish below few communica-
which invite the
people. and at the time ESPECIALLY REQU EST all
readers who feel Interested the subject Address
THE INDIVIDUALS THEMSELVES and ASCERTAIN
correctness Of the particulars
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Nessrs HosrsTTiR < SSIrH;-
GtsrIEslspiease send me some of your Bers atyonr-
earliest convenience, have extensive SAILS
Tor them. have medicine OF which am selling
much as yonr B,ers have kept them during two
last past They have texin :. sell. They have
formed remarkable in dyspepsia which have
been OF long standing and from which they have acquired
reputation won by no other metaene "a our market
send certificates surrassny anyhipg
shcd. ot value being sous such
Will be introduced every place II persons wet
acquainted with II they would not II. without Hes
spcctfuy yours W. i. SWEET, Drugsist
Rem sseiae.yiic, Albany csunty N
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READ E. .. f. N souTHwoRrH's LETTER

Messrs. HosTErrER 4 SxrTH:-
GENrII:aFH-It gives pleasure add
those Of others IN favor OF excellent preparation.
veral of residence the banks Of
and close application literary work thoroughly
exhausted my nervous system and undermined my health
that had become martyr dy spepsia and
ache recnrng NJ short intervals anddefyng all known
medes In the materia medca had
that nothing but total change OF residence pnsn
would my health when friend Hos
letters Bittcrs procured bottle experiment fs
required bn one bottle 10 convince that had found
last the right combination of remedies. The
ed me has been complete. II s years rss
tried Hosieers Bticfs and IL Is but navs
found the preparation all claims sands rte
family cordial with MS and siniuap like it
better than anything else but In all
Gus and dyspcptic from fever down toothacho
what have said viii lead any dyspcptic
valid To assuYe remedy. shall have done good
main, gentlemen, respectfully YOURS
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j.. d. L n. soUTnwoRrR
CnyLsr.. Mich, July 10. lscl


Messrs HosrET1LR Ssiru. fittsburg. Pa:
GENT kxrN-Please send of Bitters
botte OF at consignment being left have increased
Rae FOR them seeing Mr. Hatch OF
during the whole of winter, aud by
o three bottles He had II, paint accompanied with
cough Ied all the physicians here. miles
celebrated do-or and ,hought he would die The
bottle stopped the cough cured him. Youns
truly. NIIED0N / HATCH.
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Limfonx .lonn. 3j3 Grand IT
Lonsstrect Vim, 269 ) ,st 81
LEVERS, w j. IA Rsmsen 81
Iounds Saml. Jl6 Grand st
List Wm. = nitnS h Remsen sts
Leeuey Jno. 2,5 5 lst "
LYON Sain'l, a.,3 = lst st
Lowe John. -, Lorimer NJ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-01
MEDl1[NAT.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

NE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
,. ~ FEMALES, DIR. MATTIsoN's EAIMENA-
ooooE. This celebrated female Medicine. possessing
Unknown Of anything else Of the kind and prov
ing eectuAl after all others have failed is designed for
ooah and single Indies, and is the very best
thng known Tor the purpose, il win bring on the
monthly sackaes "a Of distractions after a other
Fe ng o. sod me IN have been tried in vain
.osEh zpoV bol les have nov been sold with "a
sfnat failure when taken a. directed and without re
least injury 70 health in osy eass 60 n Is put M ir
bottles Of three different stIg7bg with fun direction
for using, and sent BY Express ccsly seaIsd 70 an part
Of the country.
PRICEs..Fun strength, SO; rTslg strs,,-h a.
Quarter strength, s. per bottle.
ES- REMEAf BrziE-This medicine "a ,ssf,as5 On,
peSsy for OBSTINATE cAsRs, which all Other yeaoFies o.
The KIND hare failed 10 cures also hat f is soars5 as
represented ~ EVERY RESPECT, The price s0in Be re-
funded.
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. ~ h
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL T1TS
EASES. No. 2s Union street, Providence T. \
Ed This Speciality embraces all diseases AZ yovr,t
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly ed
ucated physician OF twenty years practice, giving them
erwise strictly CONFIDENTIAL and medicines he sent
by Express secure from otSerds alton 20 all PARTS OF the
United States. Also accommodations for LADrEs from
abroad, wishing for a secure and c & RETBEAT with
good care, until restored 70 health.
CAUTlON.-lt has been estimated that over THO
Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid to sgndlng quacks
annually, IN New England alone without QHg benefit 70
those who pay it. Most OF the comes out Of class
of persons who the least ablet lose It. but once paid
tey can aeuer get back and they compelled 70 suf
fer the wrong silence not daring 10 expose the cheat
for fear of exposing themselves All TINS comes nom
trusting Vitout iHqTy,to men who are alike destitute
of honor, character and Skill and whose only recon-
endation is their own false and exravagant assertions
IN praise Of Themselves. II, therefore, you would avoid
being hazabugged, take mans word, matter iOhot
his pystensi0ns are, but MAKE INQUIRY It vii cost
you nothing, and may you many regrets; for as
advertising physicians nine cases out Of ten, 10
gus there is safety IN trusting any Of ns, unless
you know sohO and lCbGt they are.
81 DIR. N. Will send FEE, by enclosing one stamp
as above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and on Priuate generally, full Ia formation Uh
me most undOabted references and testimonials, without
advertising physician medicine Of this kind
Is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
81 Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, and direct to DIR. AlATTIsON as
above. 81: WY
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF VERMONT, District of Run
Oland, The Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land.
To all persons interested in the estate of Elias
Hall, late of Rutland, in said district, deceased, in
testate. GREETING.
The administrator of said deceased, having repre-
scented that it will be necessary to sell all the real estate
of said deceased for the payment of the debts and
penses of administration has made application to said
Probate Court for license to make such sale Therefore
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you aie
hereby notified to appear before said Court at the Pro-
bate Office Rutland, in said district, the LIST
Tuesday of January, A. d. 1868, to show cause, any
You have, why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th day Of
December, A. D. 1862.
5l:3w JAMES BROWN, Register
GTATE OF VERMONT, District of Rat
oland, The Probate Court for the District of Rut
land.
To all persons interested in the estate of Susannah
Jackson, late of Pitsford in said district, deceased
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, You are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court at
the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district, the
Sd Tuesday of January, A. D. 1863 to show cause,
any you have why the account of Henry f. Lothrop,
administrator of the estate of said deceased should
not be allowed and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland. ia said district, this 23d day
December, A. ID. 1862.
l:3w JAMES BROWN, Register.
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no HORSE OWNERS!

i DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
FOR HORSES is unrivalled by any, and in all cases
of Lameness arising from Sprans Bruises Wrench
ing its effect magical and certain Harness Sad
die Calls Scratches Mango, &C., it will also spec
Oily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented
and cured their incpient stages but confirmed cases
Of the kind however desperate hopeless but i
may be allevated by this Lniament and its faithful
application will always remove the ameness, and ena-
bic the horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy at hand,
for its timely at the first appearance Of menesa
will eectuay prevent those formidable diseases men.
toned which all horses LIABLE and which
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
For sale By al dea1ersA 2e;lyow
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CARD.-MUSICAL.-C. C. Taske,

n CARD.-MUSICAL.- u. zTaskei
"a takes pleasure in returning his grateful acknovl
edgements for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him in the sexea towns Of hut-
land County, where he has been engaged in teaching
for the past few monthsand having given entire sat-
isfaction he believeshe Confidently asks for
tinuation Of the public favor. sSz><xxa
As he designs giving continuous lessons in ts County,
and his whole time viii be devoted to his professon
will make no difference when his pupils enter into
his class, and additions be made at any time. 4
few scholars would be gladly received for the fall
and winter terms and from his experiences and
heretofore he feels warranted in the belief that he
give fall satisfaction to pupils And patrons So
rPianne tunoA nn4 oSDofBod Ct The usual rates.
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B. DAVENPORT, ! COINS
G. BROWNSON, o0A
J. RANDALL, -,
l.. NJ. CARPENTER, NoIi IT,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Tbe u

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-The un-
u dersgned having been appointed by the Hon. Pro.
bate Court for the District of Rutland Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of Mantin V
B. Goodrich late of Brandon, in said district deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purpose
examining and al CIV ing said claims the office of
j. G. IIawkins, in Brandon aforesaid, tie second
Tuesdays of February and May next, from O'Clock
until four O'Clock p. NJ, each of said days. and that
six months from the nth day of November, A. D. 1862,
is he time limited by sad Court Tor said creditors to
present their said claims to ms for examination and al
lowance.
Dated at Brandon, VT, this 18th day OF December,
q. u. 1862,
GEO W px&RAEEszTIzIa, ,.,,o,,,,rs-
50 LEVI BRIGGS, N 10
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SOMETHING NEW FOR CHOIRs0

THE VOICE OF PRAISE Volume of Sacred Mu-
sic, with and attractive features. rendering it
the mos. desirable work of the kind For the use of
Choir, Singing School, Musical Convention and the
Home Circle. By EDWARD HAMILTON.
This book not of series of Trennal productions
made to supply market artifciay created, but is the
embodiment of the best fruits of its author in selection
arrangement and composition during period Of thirty
years devoted to Sacred Music.
Special attention is directed the fact that this book
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to how much could be crowded into it, but how well
it could be done. We have. therefore, handsome,
Standard well known tunes selected for congregational
Price, 81 single 80 dozen
Specimen copies sent by mail post paid, receipt of
price. Specimen pages sent free on application.
OLIVER DTS yN & Co, Publishers
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