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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

New ESGLANp AGRICULTURAL SooIETr.
The trustees of this Society held o
meeting On Wednesday, March 30th, at
the Office of the Secretary of the Massa-
chusetts Board of Agriculture the Pres
ident, DR.. George b. Loring, of Massa-
chusetts, in the chair. All the States
were quite fully represented. twas va
ted expedlent TO hold an exhibition the
coming fall. A committee of the Hamp-
den Agricultural Society appeared before
the trustees and offered the use of the
Hampden Park in Springfield, for the
purpose with exceedingly liberal ia
cilities .......tr
The whole subject was finally left to a
committee consisting DR.. Geo. b. Loring,
President, Charles L. Flint of Massachu-
sets, Henry CLARK Of Vermont, Secreta-
ries, and Joseph b. Walker of New Hamp-
shire, I. s. Gold of Connecticut, and e.
D. Pierce of Rhode Island. Leavitt Sal
tonstall of Massachusetts,, and David
Pike Of Rhode Island, were elected trus-
tees to fill vacancies. The subject of es-
tablishing journal as the organ Of the
Society was discussed at considerable
length
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STEPHEN FRENCH.

STEPHEN FRENCH would announce
~ to his customers, and the public, that he has
returned to his old Store, in
oLARK's BLOCK, MERCHANTS ROW,
which has been fitted up and enlarged, and where
may be found large assortment of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
usually found in his line, among which are Gui-
pure Lace, Bugie Gimps and Jet Ornaments
for Ladies' Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery,
White Goods, Corsets, Brocha Border,
Elannels, white and colored, Cam
brio Edge, Linens, Lace and
Embroidered Collars and
rtT Sets, and larger
sortment than
ever of
Zephyr Worsteds, Working Canvas and Ribbons
Mr.. French would also say that he is the only
agent in Rutland for fhe sale OF the celebrated
Bon Ton Hoop Skirt, which lie without doubt the
best Skirt manufactured, both for durability and
style. He is also agent for Mrs, Campbell's
Skirt Litter, convenient article 70 protect Ia
dies dresses.
Also will be opened in day or two, splendid
stock of Ladies' Head D.esses and Nets Of all
styles. Also many other things too numerous to
mention 81
The subscriber thankful for past pasronage, So
lieits continuance of the same.
STEPHEN FRENCH, As't.
Rutland, April 6, 1864. l5ap7d&wsw
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DE. WRIdHss
REJU VENATING ELIXIR
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, contain
ing nothing injurious to the most delicate.
The Rejuenating Elixir is the result of modern
entirely new and abstract method of cure, lrres.
pective of all the old and wornout Systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf
nounced to be one of the greatest medical discov
cries of the age.
One bottle will cure general Debility.
A few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
A few doses restores the organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manli-
ness and full vigor of youth.
A few doses restores the appetite.
Three bottles cures the worst case of Impo.
tency.
A few doses cures the low spirited.
One bottle restores the mental power.
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly vigor and ro-
bust health the poor debihtated, worn-down and
Departing devotee of sensual pleasure.
The listless enervated youth, the over .asked
man of business the victim of nervous depression
tue hoiNiuuai ouhcElis tro,n general oeelilty, or
from weakness of single organ, will find imme-
date and permanent relief by the use Of this
Elixir or Essence of Life.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for IS, and
forwarded by Express. on receipt of money, to
any address. Ht' u
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
DR. W. r. MERWIN q co.,
PRoPRIErORs,
No. 80 Liberty St., New York.
Pond & Morse, Agents for Rutland.
JANIS mon wed&fri:lyd&w
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EUREKA.
~ The long sought for agent TO produce in
sensibility SAFELY in Dental operations has been
found
The Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas," has
row been fully tested by the leading dental houses
Of our country, and has proved itself to be what
our profession has long sought,--a perfectly safe
and in no way unpleasant anesthetiC for the pa
tent. ~
Unlike Ether or Chloroform, it produces no
sickness, nor leaves any unpleasant taste or smell
remaining in tie mouth or lungs.
Physicians have pronounced it beneficial for
weak lungs; and really teeth extracting has be-
come pleasure, instead of dread, as it used to
be considered.
80 no longer hesitate for fear of pain, but come
at once and have the old trouble carefully re-
moved .lss
have spared neither pains nor money to make
this important addition to my Office, for the bene-
DIT of those afflicted with aching teeth.
Teeth neatly put up on Gold or Rubber, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Office corner Merchants Row and West street.
apll6:tf L. L. LAwTON, Dentist.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations cold under the
name Of Bitters, put up In guar. bottles, COM
pounded Of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by Anise or Coriander seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused, and will con.
tinue to cause, as long as they can be sold, hun
dreds 70 die the death of the drunkard. By their
use the system is kept continually under Che in
auenoe Of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind,
the desire for liquor is created and kept up, and
the result IL all the horrors attendant upsu q
drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have liquor bit.
ters, we publish the following receipt Get one
hostile Hootiand's German Bitters and mix with
three quarts Of Good Brandy-or Whisky, and. thu
result will be preparation that will far excel In
medicinal virtues and true excellence any Of the
numerous Liquor Bitters in the market, and win
cost much less. You will have all the virtues Of
Hoohand's Bitters in connection With a good ar
tice of liquor, at much less price than these IN
fsrior preparations will cost you,
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CH A N CE TO INVEST YOUR
~ MONEY Farm for sale in Castleton.


A farm of go acres lying one and half miles
east OF Castleton village and on the main thor.
ougbfare from Rutland to Castleton. Said farm
has large quantity Of wood it, also one of the
nnest sugar lots in town Of over 400 trees. Two
large springs near the house, the water running
at barns ana house. This farm will keep s0
sheep ana some cows and team, and is in every
respect desirable location for home Price,
to,2 200, ana terms OF payment TO suit purchaser.
Ii not sold soon will be rented for the year.
Also, another farm mile and half south-eas.
from Castieton Seminary, of IS acres comfort
abe oIiidings,a warm Piece of land with wood
enough for the farm. Good sugar lot, and fruit
plenty, &c. will be sold for 81 900, and time given
on large share Of the purchase money. This
farm also to be rented If notssold soon. ssrry
Also one farm in Poultney of about 100 acres.
Prise, $1,000, one-half or two-thirds of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desired.
This farm will winter nearly two hundred sheep
and has on it two good barns, one of which with q
cellar under it would cost to build it now over
500, ana is nearly now.
Also, two large stock farms well located, each
OF which will keep so cows and a team. Build
ings on each in fine order, and with meadows that
can be al moved with machine. Large amount
OF wood land, fruit, &C., in abundance, on one OF
which over 1000 maple trees can be tapped
Price OF each, $4,000, from one-fourth to one
half required down. Balance can remain on mort
gage to suit buyer. ,esbs5%
Also, 100 acres Of woodland one and half miles
from Castleton, for sale or exchange.
Also, for sale or exchange about 800 acres OF
wood land in Poultney ,,ss $780, 800 a5ssl M
Twenty tons of hay for sale in Wallingford
about TIVE miles north Of the village, on the main
road to Rutland. Price, $40 per ton.
All inquiries concerning the above property
should be addressed to the undersigned -
FRANKLIN POST
Wallingford. March IL, 1864.
mchl2 d&Wtf
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FROM the Vermont Brigade.
Caap OF THE VERMONT BRIGADE,
Anril 9Th 1874

April ON, 1854.
81 R,saand Herald I'm this region
MarcA 81. o.. like lion" and April
came in like the very biggest of lions,
We had rain, snow and sleet alternately,
and Tor three days it has rained inces-
sani'y; those Who have the good fortune
TO be in camp do mind it, rather like
1t in fact, since at such times they have
no fears Of drills, reviews or marches be-
fore their eyes. But there is no help for
the unlucky fellows who happen to be
detailed for three days tour Of picket
duty. There is much poetry in war, and
the veteran soldier will find, some mirth-
provoking subject upon the most weari-
some march, or even in the midst of
danger, but have yet to meet with one
who could discover any amusement in
walking his beat on the picket line,
through the long night hours when the
rain has made his blanket as porous as
asponge and his hands are so benumbed
with cold as scarcely to be able to hold
his musket.
No signs of a movement are yet appa-
rent, and the statement published in the
New York papers to the effect that all
suffers were ordered to leave this army
by the 4th Of April, must have been pre-
mature. They are on the contrary, re-
markedly lively just now, owing to the
arrival of the paymaster
Major Mason has just completed the
payment of our brigade for the months
of January and February, 1854.
This Brigade isnow one Of the largest
in the army, drawing rations for up
wards Of 3,400 men. dnd yet there is
room. The Fourth Vermont numbers
less than the minimum, while the Fifth
and Sixth are sadly deficient, and it is
in consequence impossible to fill the va
cancies occurring among the commits
stoned officers of thoseregiments, though
there are numerous worthy uon-commis-
stoned officers who have nobly earned
promotion.
II is reported here that those who
have enlisted for the Seventeenth YER
mont are TO be assigned TO this Brigade
If so, we can assure them of right
hearty welcome IL is certainly to be
hoped that some such arrangement
might be made satisfactory to them. If
they are anxious to "tread the path of
glory they could hardly travel in bet
ter company than they could find here.
The army is in good condition in ev-
cry respect-probably never better-ex-
cept that some of the recruits are suffer
ing from the diseases incidental to accIi-
nation.
We doubt if the rebels ever faced so
fine an army as that which Gen. Grant
will lead in the ensuing campaign.
A. e.
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From ,he vermont CaYa,rr.

CAMP FIRST VERMONT CAVALRY,
Stevensburg, Va, April 8, 1854.
Ea,tor RRlland Herald
We are enjoying al the pleasures which
snow, rain and mud can bring to a SOL
dier whilst in camp. Nearly all the
time during the last few days we have
been cheered M the g gently falling"
rain and snow, and healthier hue has
been given to our cheeks by the softly
sweeping zephyrs" Of March and April.
In fact camp life is anything but agree
able with us now. The snow covered
peaks of the Blue Ridge which are only
a few miles distant from our camp, look
shiningly grand as the rays of the Spring
sun fall upon when the clouds open
long enough their sloping, ragged and
half timbered sides, telling US that we
may not expect warm days and dry
roads Just yet.
Lieut.-Coi. Preston is in command of
our brigade now, and has been for some
time past. Col Sawyer is president Of
the Court Martial now being held at
Stevensburg Major Wells is in CON-
mand Of the Seventh Regiment Michigan
Cavalry,and Major Bennett has command
of the First Vermont. Our field officers
are well supplied with commands for
the present, ~ 8
In spite Of the mud and bad weather
the men are being drilled both on horse
and on foot. so as to be ready for the
coming campaign. r-s8
Good health prevails in our regiment
and believe in our whole division.
J. b.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS FOR THE UNFeR.
NJ TUNATK
rHx LoSo souour ros
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CURES IN FROM ONE TO THREE DAYS
G Il Il R0KEE NEEDY
CHEROKEE INJUNCTION!

q Ii Il Il . X Il X | N j &c Il | o N
Compounded from Roots, Barks and Leaves.
CHEROKEE REMEDY, tho great Indian Di-
uret:c, cures all diseases Of the urinary organs,
such as Inoontnenoe OF the Urine, Inflammation
OF the Bladder, Inflammation of the kidneys,
Stone In the Bladder, Structure, Gravel, elect,
Gonnorrhna, and is especially recommended in
those Of Fluor Albus Cor Whites IN Pem,.les)
where all the old nauseous medicines have failed.
~ 1t Is prepared in highly concentrated
form, the dose only being from one TO two tea
spoonfuls three shines per day.
NJ 1t Is diaretic and Alternative in its action I;
purifying aud cleansing the blood oausngi il 10 tov
IN all It's original purity and vgor; thus removing
from the system all pernicious causes which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION IL intended as an
ally or assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, aud
should be used in conjunction with that nsdicine
in all cases of Gonorrhoea, elect Fluor Albus or
Whites. It's effects are healing, soothing and de
mulcent; removing all seslding heat, ohordes
and pain, instead of the burning and almost I'M
endurable pain that is experienced with nearly all
the cheap quack Injections
~ BY the use of the CHDRoKYH REMEDY and
CHERoKRs IsJKcrIos-the two medicines at the
same time-al improper discharges are removed,
and the weakened organs are speedily restored to
full vigor and strength.
~ For full particulars get our pamphlet from
ANY drug store IN the country, or write to us and
We will mail free to any address, a full treatise.
s Price, CHERoKnE REMEDY, q per bottle
or three bottles for IS.
70 Price, oHERoKsx ISJEerlos, 81 per bot
or three bottles for IS.
10 Sent by Expresst 10 any address on receipt
of price.
~ sold by all Druggists everywhere.
DR. W. r. MERWIN 4 CO.,
SoLg PRoPRIsroRs,
No. SO Liberty St., New York,
Pond 4 Morse, Agents for Ratland.
jsn2s:sat tn thu lyd&w
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CHEROKEE PILLS!
SUGAR COATED, -FEMALH REGULATOR
HEALTH PRESERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFI

CERTAIN AND SAFE,
For the removal of Distractions, and the Insu.
= rance Of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods
They cure or ebyiate those numerous diseases
that spring from irregaluarity, by removing the
irregularity itself. r,,---.-
They cure suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Menstrllation.
They cure Green Sickness (Chlcrons,)f
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
in the Back and lower parts OF the body, heayi-
ness, Fatgce on slight exertion, Palpitation of
the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, &C., sc. In word, by the
lrregularltiy, they remove the cause and with il
ALL the effects that spring from it.
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing deleterious to any constitution,
however delicate, their function being 10 substi-
Eute strength for weakness, which, when properly
used, they never fail to do it. 81
They may be safely used at any age, and at any
period, EXCEPT DURINs TIE FIRST rEnsr MONTHS
during which the unfaiine nature Of their action
you'd infallIbly PREVENT pregnancy
all letters seeking information or advice viii be
promptly, freely and tiiscreetIy answered
Pull directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, OF ak bottles for s5
Sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt Of price
Sold by all respectable Druggists
DR. W. r. MERwIN & co
SOLE PRoFRIRroes,
1903 ..a..... No. SO Liberty ST., New YORK
Pond & Morse, Agents, Rutland
jan2:5 mon wed&fri:Ivd&w .....
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MEDICINAL.
KMNNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINZ


/, of thu ,,,hI;, IA oallsa q, th;
most ereslant =, all liniments, a. a perfect and
speedy cure for all he aches and pains that hesh
is heir 10.
. nupuw ,TIsM
Ia ea,s.a., Nv a .,...s... & the fluids. aris,ns
rom checked Der spirati orsd by few bot.
ties OF hennedy's Rheumatic sdn. 'msns'
sPRAINs
Are caused by an over-extsnsion and a .udden re
action OF the musces-is cured by few b. titles o.
Ksnnedy's Rheumatic Liniment--equauy isooS
Tor man ana oeAs''
NEURALGIA
The King OF all pain, 70 caused by an tnhamma
Won =. tns neryesn I'M, .hs'an.iy oure1 ~ is'
appne'"ons OF hehneuy nneunh'e'0 i''niment'
PLEuRIsf
Is an inflammation OF the lining OF the rbs7-R
cured by q few bottles OF Kennedy's Rheumatic
lAniment
BRUISES
Are caused by a sudden pressure Of the hesh ans
smashing of the tissues is instantly relieved o5
kennsdy's Rheumatic Imminent.
cRAmp
Ia a ,ort,.,etior NJ tba r,nsc,aa ,a,s.a he a a,,s
dsn stonpaga al the neryors amid. which nrsvent,
animal H. having a frss fowN-;s c",ed by a fau
anri;nat;ons of KsnnaSv,. Rbanmatic ryniman,
~ 80 49,
Nal
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STEEL PENS.-The Washington Me-
~ dallion Pen Company notifies the public
that they are producing their popular Pen Of i'm
proved quality. They confidently appeal to the
nationality Of every man, and every community,
to give their countenanee and support to this
Original American Pen,-the FIRST success ia all
the various attempts that have been made for
thirty years past to establish an American made
Steel Pen. E.7{s ASK
The motto of every American citizen now
should be-American 9oode, American Manu-
factures-to the total exclusion of everything
English or French. as
p. S.-The selling of q counterfeit or an imi-
tation Of the Washington Medallion Pen, violates
not only the patent laws Of the United States, but
the common law on trade marks and the Compa-
ny hereby warn all persons not to sell counter
feits or limitations Of the Washington Medallion
Pen the Law will be enforced against all Offend
0rs. sssgssrf @FfgT a - So wsf
Tha genuine will be furnished By Messrs. TUT
TIE & GAY, Rutland, vt, who have been ap-
pointed the manufacturers agents, at the man
0facturers' prices. J. p. SNOW.
sfs,.,.s dec2:d&wH -
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EDUCATIONAL.
pU LINGTON COMMERCIAL
- COLLEGE.3 asf s1fr
t qa ANOTHER ssLINKu I'M


BRYANT, STRATTON s. CO.'S
GREAT CHAIN OF INTERNATIONAL
Eaa COMMERCIAL COLLEGES,
Located in Eighteen Leading Commercial Cities
in the United States and Canadas, az follows:
BunLIsoros, W., Rochester,
New York, Toronto,
Brooklyn, Cleveland
Philadelphia, Detroit.
Portland, Chicago
Providence, Milwaukee,
Albany, st. Louis,
Troy, ~ Hartford,
Buffalo, Newark,
With daily attendance of several thousand
young men,
DESIGNED TO
IMPART A SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
to young Men and Ladies, uniting THEORY and
Practice in a manner never before contemplated.
asH SCHOLARSHIPS
issued at Burlington College good for an unlirn-
tied period in the Eighteen Colleges comprising
the " Chain.n
CLUBBING.
Two or more Students, entering at the same
time from the same neighborhood, will be entitled
TO discount Of ten per cest on the regular rates
of tuition.
Fer turther information please call at College
Rooms, or send for Circulars, Specimens and Let
tiers. Address
BRYANT, STRATToN & CO.,
Burlington, vt.
Darlington, Jan. q, 1864.
feb4:d&w6E
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FOR SALE.
E,ARM FOR SALE Alta BARGAIN.

EARM FOR SALE All a BARGAIN.
L Containing about one hundred aud sSxty
acres Of land, ninety Of which can be pastured,
plo@ed and moved. 1t produces large crops OF
Grain and Hay, and is capable OF keeping large
stock OF cows or sheep the pasturing Is excel
lent the barns are good, and the house will be in
good repair. The outside of tine house Is oil new
and part Of the inside, There Is very large
Spring on the Mountain, which can water every
acre below it. The Spring is CONNECTED by pipe
with the no ase and barn, A small sugar and a
large spple orchard on the premises, together
with Plum and Cherry trees, currants, &c. There
is also enough wood en- the farm TO pay for it
and the location being within two miles Of Rut-
land, the best market in this section for al pro.
duce, makes 1t one OF the most desirable sites In
the State. 1t is very pleasantly situated, dry, and
good road. Terms made easy, to suit the pur-
chaser. For further PARTICULARS, inquire Of H
G. CLARK, or the undersigned. u
Il. B.-H the above premises are not sold By
April 18th, they will be rented.
n a, RESSEGUIE. E..g
Grove Street.
Rutland, Feb. IL, 1864, fsblS:d&w3m
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CONNECTICUT LE6IsLATURE.-The Hart
ford C0urant says that the Connecticut
Legislature viii stand Is Union to OPP
position in the Senate, and 159 to IS In
the House, with one seat TO be contested.
This insures two-thirds vote, and the
adoption Of an amendment OF the con-
stitution SLOWING soldiers TO vote,
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WEEKS 4 CHENEY.
rEW GOODS NEW GOODS /!

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
WEEKS & CHENEY are constantly receiving
additions to their extensive stock of
FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, CROCK,
Planned AND STONE WARE, PAPER
Our goods consist in part of
PARLfOR SETS, SOFAS, TETE A TETES
EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, CENTRE IA.
SIC STOOLS, WHATNOTs, HAT TREES
CHAMBER SETS, SECRETARIES, BU-
REAUS, DINING TABLES, EXTENSION
TABLES, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, and near
lyevery variety of Furniture in use.
. HAIR, HUsK & EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES,
PUTNAM'S PATENT SPRING BEDS, both
upholstered and not.
A CHOICE LOT or MIRRORS, ROUND
Corners, Arch Top, All Gilt, Rose and Gilt,
Rosewood, Square Corners and Common Glasses
Of all sizes. ...,..r., ....s..
a RICH AND SPLENDID STOCK OFiCAR-
PETS, consisting of yelvets, English and
American Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply, Su-
perhne Ingram, Cheap Wool, Cotton, Hemp
and Wool and Cotton Stair Csrpetng Mats
Rugs, sc. 70
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
Check Straw Mating, Oil Cloth Stair Covers,
ana tAA Siotl OarpebinB, all Wl1thss
-.g.sF -. ALSO Is. H... r...= Ed .frg
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of 0rookery, China and Glassware ever offered
in the State.
WOODEN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON, Brooms, Brushes, Feather Busters, &c
Call at Perkins New Brick Block, Merchants
Row, Rutland, VT, where you viii find the only
assor tment of House Furnishing Goods in the
State.
A liberal discount made to the trade d&v
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GAVE YOUR CAST-OFF CLIO
~ THING.-Cash will be paid for Wooden
Rags in large or small quantities.. Those with Q
mixture of Cotton not wanted.
FUTILE q GAY.
March 7, 1884. d&vn
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fsAsTLEToN SEMINARY,

THE SUMMER TERM commences APRIL IA,
and continues IA weeks Every room occupied
during Winter Term. Applications for edmis-
sion should be made carly.
si5 paid in advance viii cover all expenses
MISS HARRIET n. HASKELL,
ehl.d&w6v
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MADAME zADoC PoRTER,s

CURATIVE COITGHs RATSAM
pprsp OK AMI n cpNYs nI,a nl,,r,r.
a., : go ~ l' LIZ
A"s os@' oHeapeSt, ana n'oS EgectpH Rene
-. ~ Uoag'''' ovs3s' &c, ne Wofea mas
P'o""..a' Z e'ssy tsSseooSs, con-. .s3
d s"'"' 10 "'7'S'aSs pr csaer Dsfe'e~
''"as D'"sS'
The Curative Balsarn 10 warranted, if used ae-
cordns to directions, to cure IN ali cases, Coughs,
ooids' Group, "hooping, Asshmas and all Affec-
uons Oh the Throat and Lungs
Madafne 1a foe porter's Balsam Is purely veg
e'aoie expeeiofan Is prepared with great care and
scientinc XII, from combination of the Best
reMeoies tne veSetapie RinScom aHerds Its re-
medal qualities are based on itss power to assist
the healthy and vigorous circulation Of the blood
through the lungs. 1t enlvens the muscles and