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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

SHEEP SALRs.-We have heard OF nu-
merous sales of sheep for few weeks
back at moderate prices-from 1900 to
Sl0O0-which we have not felt disposed
to mention. A few have recently come
to our knowledge that are noticeable
Messrs. Kellar and Guerney of Newark.
Ohio, bought of Henry Hammond of
Middlebury a eve for which they paid
two thousand dollars. The same parties
bought ofvictor Wright of Weybridge a
eve for fifteen hundred dollars. Merrill
Bingham of Cornwall, recently sold to
J. Z. Gauley OF Ohio, a ram, one year old
for two thousand dollars,-Msdxe5vrv
R<gisty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19
Local ana state Items.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr, John Proctor, OF
West Rutland, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon. He had just seated himself
in his carriage, preparatory to riding to
this village, when he was observed by
Mr.. William l.. Gilmore, who was pass
ing by, to fall over upon one side. He
was found to be insensible and was i'm,
mediately taken into his house, physi-
clan sent for, and such means of restora-
tion used as were at hand He regained
consciousness for few moments, when
he again became insensible, and breath
ed his last in less than half hour from
the commencement of the attack. Mr.
Proctor was aged about 70 years, and
was an old, well known and estimable
citizen of this town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

"THE STRIKE. The suits in ejectment
---sixty-nine in number-in favor of the
Rutland Marble Company, against as
many different occupants of their tene-
ment houses, who are on strike as pre-
viously announced, came on for trial on
Tuesday at the office Of Dewey & Joyce,
counsel for the plaintiffs, before Porter
Howe, Esq, Justice. The case against
John Teilon was first called for trial. A
jury was empannelled and the trial clos
ed yesterday afternoon, and resulted in
a verdict in favor of the plaintiffs. Prout
& Dunton and Hutchinson were counsel
for the defendant. After the result was
announced, the defendants in the other
cases concluded to make no defence, and
judgments were rendered in each of
them by default. We understand it is
the intention of the Company to clear
the tenements of the present occupants,
employ new hands and resume work
upon the quarries as soon as possible.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

the whole gave evidence Of the peculiar
tact Of Mr., Scott in training his scholars
and imparting to them his own enthusi-
asm in the science of music.
The concert was decided success and
resulted in substantial profit for the ben
eft of the Commission, As an evidence of
appreciation ofthe musical ability ofthe
Young ladies ofPittsford lis understood
that some prominent citizens of Brandon
who happened to be present, have invited
them to repeat the Cantata in the Town
Hall of Brandon, offering TO guarantee
liberal sum in addition to the amount
already secured, +.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

The SALE OF THE AeRIcuLTURAL COL
LEGE ScRIP.-The Middlebury Register
says of this sale, before mentioned in
our columns - e
The most remarkable financial trans
action for some time past is the sale of
the Agricultural College Land Scrip.
which was effected few days since for
Sl25GO0. We learn from the Treasurer
that 1T was owing to singularly fortu-
nate and rare concurrence of circum-
stances. The sum is far in advance of
what there was any reason to expect and
VIII afford rich endowment for such a
school as the act of Congress contem.
plates. We hear intimations that the az
rculturlsts OF the state will not suffer
this rich boon to be diverted from the
purpose for which it was designed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

A resolution of thanks to Forrest.
the guerrilla butcher, is pending in the
rebel Senate.
Bermuda Hundred, the headouar-
ters OF General Buffers army. is ten
miles from Drury's Bluff, and two or
three hours march from the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad to Richmond.
-Commissary General Ferrel has
telegraphed from New York to Gov.
Seymour that 5000 laborers were
on "a strike )" and that he had deemed
1t advisable to call for military force
to protect the arsenal.
Among the wounded in the recent
battles was Capt. Samuel Fisk, 1.-THE
Springfield Republicans Dunn
Browne, ~ of the Fourteenth Connect
icut. He was shot in the arm and
breast.
Emma Webb, the spiteful little
copperheadess, has taken to the drama
again. She played at the Buffalo thea
ter on wednesday night as "Capt. John
smith" in Brougham's burlesque Pc
"A Red River correspondent of q
Missouri paper relates the following as
rebel joke" at is said that the
rebels captured at Mansfield two wag-
pms loaded with paper collars, and that
len. Dick Taylor returned the collars
through Il flag of truce, with letter to
zen. Banks, in which the facetious rebel
aid have boiled, fried, baked, and
tewed these things, and can do nothing
With them. We cannot eat them. They
re a luxury for which we have no use,
md would like, therefore to exchange
hem for like quantity of hard-tack."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

PRoMorIoNs.-The following promo
tons have been recently made in Yer.
mont regiments in addition TO those
mentioned yesterday
Tenth Regtmeat.-Q. NJ Sergeant Chas.
ii. Reynolds to be Quartermaster; 1st
sergt. VIM. Wwite, Co |, to be I'd Lieu
tenant Co. /.
Heeeah Regiae,t.-2d Lieut.. Henry J
Nichols Battery NJ, to be LIST Lieutenant
Battery b lst Sergt Oscar r. Lee, Bat
terry NJ, to be I'd Lieutenant Battery NJ :.
list. sergt. Henry c. Baxter, Battery B,
to be I'd Lieutenant Battery |.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

We Senator Wade and Representative
oooch, who were sent to Annapolis, Ma
ryland, to examine the condition of the
prisoners just returned from Richmond
made their report to Congress on Mon.
DAY. The facts in the case compelled
them TO the conclusion that the rebel
authorities Systematically starve our
prisoners in order to disable them for
future service, and the account thew
give of their condition iustifies this
shocking inference. The story has been
too often told to- need repetition. 1t de-
monstrates the essential barbarism of
the rebels, as it has often been demon.
strated before, and like the Fort Pillow
butchery calls for terrible retribution
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

PERsoNAL.-Rev. f. G. Williams, Chap
lain of the Eighth regiment, but now de-
tailed as Chaplain of the st. Louis Hos
pital, New Orleans, declines to return as
pastor of the Unitarian Church in Brat
tleboro.
Capt. A. b. Cain of the 4th U. S. In
fantry, who left Burlington on Tuesday
of last week FOR Harrisburg, Pa, has re-
ceived orders to join his regiment and is
now in the field in the 9th army corps
under Gen. Burnside
The Times says our older citizens
doubtless remember that some Is wears
ago, Lieuts. Alfred Sulley and Arnold
Elzey, of the regular army, were station.
ed in Burlington on recruiting service.
Sulley, who is especially remembered as
gay and festive organizer of dances.
parties, &c, is now Brigadier General of
U. 5. volunteers, and holds the rank of
Major of the 8th regulars. His uuon-
dam comrade Elzey, who chose rather
to follow the stars and bars" is now
Brigadier General in the rebel service
and now commands at Hanover Court
House
Prlvates Blake of Derby Line, Myers
OF Nottingham and Tinkham of Bethel,
of the drafted men, are on 80 DAYS fur
Tough at the Free School at Philadel-
phia, preparing for examination for
commissions in colored regiments.
Lieut.. Mark Fl. Wooster, late Regi-
mental Commissary, 1st Vermont Cav
airy, has been confirmed Commissary of
Subsistence with the rank of Captain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

CAPT. A. A. CRANE.-A special dis
patch brings US the sad announcement
that Capt. A. A. Crane of the 9th Vt. is
among the killed in the recent Virginia
battles. All who read the letters from
the Vermont Brigade, signed "a. A. c.,
which have appeared in our columns
from time to time need not be told that
capt crane was a young man of fine
culture, Of good talents and kindly dis
position. He was also brave and gal
liant officer, Entering the service as
Sergeant in Co. A, he was promoted to
"a Lieutenant in August, 1862, to lst
Lieutenant in the following November,
and since then to the Captaincy. He
had seen much service and gave prom
Use of a career of much usefulness. He
is now added to the long list of braves,
VINO have died that their country might
live.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

LITTLE THINcs.-People who are un-
accustomed to studying economy in their
little arrangements have little idea how
easily money may be saved, and at the
same time comfort secured by little
attention to q little economy in little
things. In illustration, take the little
article OF. metal tips worn on the toes of
little shoes, 1t is asserted that by this
article alone, the snug little sum Of over
six million dollars is annually saved to
those who, use them, and at the same
time not a little amount of comfort and
protection added TO some three million
par OF little feet. So with many other
Hstk thssgs-N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

LIQUOR PRosEcuTroNs.-The case of
state .. James Hastings, proprietor of
the Brandon House, was tried at Bran
don, May IL. The defendant was con
vlcted of fourteen violations of the pro-
hloitory liquor law and fined $3.50 and
costs.
On Thursdayin Brandon, State o. nthe
widow Burns, another liquor suit. was
tried. In this case the defendant was
nned $40 and in default of bail comes
to the county boarding house.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

LARGE FLEEcE.-A Pittsford cores
pendent informs us that D. A. 81 Rich
ardson have sheared from two years old
DUCK, a fleece of wool of eleven months,
growth, weighing 25 IA pounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

DIscUssIoN.-There will be a public
debate at Buffum's Hall, this evening at
IL O'Clock. Question-'Who is the
greatest general of the present time
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

PRAYER.-We see that the churches
are oelng opened in some of the villages
OF Vermont, in response to the Presi-
dents proclamation. What will be done
here
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

OFFICIAL NoTICE.-The selectmen of
Rutland have given official notice to C.
Z. Stone and to Hiram Haynes that they
have vacated their licenses as saloon
keepers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

The FOURTH VERMoNT-It is stated
that Captain Pratt Go. AZ is now in
command of the remnant of the Fourth
regiment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

The Burlington Times hears that Hon
Henry J. Raymond OF New York is
looking about for suitable summer
residence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

B Before crossing the Rapidan,
Gen. Grant wrote to the President
frank, manly letter, telling him that the
Administration had granted him every
thing he could desire, and that the res
possibility Of the present movement was
entirely.his own.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

E lngersoll, (Union, was elected to
succeed the late Owen Lovcjoy in Con
gress, BY 5000 majority, a large Union
gain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

Eg The Brooklyn Eagle gives the re-
ceipt for making a newspaper man of
the seat of war: dip cat in dish of
ink and draw her tail over sheet of
paper
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

ARRrvED.-About ninety invalids of
Vermont regiments from Washington
arrived at the Brattleboro hospital on
the 9Th inst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19

CAsTLRToN ITRMs.-Rev. Joseph Steele
of Middlebury filled the pulpit of the
Congregational Church last sabbath
Mr.. S. was successful and acceptable
pastor over this church and people from
the year 1928 until 1854.
Mr.. C. N. Thomas and Mr.. Henry Hig-
ley, members of the Senior class of Au-
burn Theological Seminary, were exam
ined and licensed to preach the Gospel
here on Friday last, by board of minis
tiers appointed by the county association.
DR.. II. f. Smith, for the last twenty
months assistant surgeon of the Third
Vermont regiment, has resigned his
commission on account of continued i'll
health.
Capt. +. Johnson has just returned to
the field after an absence of thirty days.
His presence will no doubt be hailed
with Joy by his command as he is one
Of the most popular officers in the vete-
IAN ~ lSSlHlCul.
A very singular mishap occurred
with us a short time ago. Asan OK team
belonging to Mr.. I. n. Sherman was on
its way to the railroad station, with a
load of marble weighing thirty.fve hun
dred pounds, while crossing the bridge
east Of the village, down went the whole,
driver and all, through the bridge into
six or eight feet of water, and as good
fortune would have it not thing was
hurt or broken.
Our town raised their recruit for the
18th regiment several days since, at a
bounty Of three hundred dollars.
John B. Cough is engaged to speak
here in October next. The subject of his
lecture is not known yet. We hope it
will be his theme on eloquence and ora
tors. The $50 persons that went from
here to hear him at your place, as you
truly said, were "spell bound, through
the two short hours of his lecture, and
all Of us thought it too bad to have that
spell broken. B. W.B.
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.safozE9 dlEo3
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-19


Without too much presumption it NAV
be proper to anticipate the denomination
OF the present incumbents. Party usage
as well as the fitness of things would
indicate that course of policy, and, we
presume, 1T is the general wish and ex
pectation that not only the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, but the present
efficient State Treasurer should be nut
in nomination again.
The delegates to the Baltimore con
ventlon,as well as their alternates, should
be men of influence and ability who in
the language OF the National Committee
desire the unconditional maintenance
of the Union, the supremacy of the Con.
stltution, and the complete suppression
OF the existing rebellion, with the cause
thereof, by vigorous war and all ant and
eHlclent means.p Men entertaining
part OF these sentiments-men looking
merely TO party purposes-or men who
have preferences for candidates whoso
opinions nave been studiously kept in
tne uark--men who wish to go to Bal
tlmore simply to promote their own per.
sonal ends, or crafty some selfish mr..
pose OF others-are men who should he
permitted to stay at home, or be allowed
10 go without the Endorsement of snch
pody OF freemen as We trust will com,
pose the Mass Convention OF Crna,,
Mountain Boys at Burlington.
me course of events in Vermont dur.
ing the past few years seems to warran.
the suspicion that political matters are
more and more, with each successive
year, manipulated and controlled by 4 |
iew wire working men. The number Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
II v SUPREME COURT. County OF Kings.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, County oil KINGS.
Ns-JOANNA HOWARD against JOSEPH h. IukfIN'
WALTER MELDRCM, and JAMES 4. sACkETT' sum
mons for relief com not SER To The sboyensned deendans
iou hereby summoned and required TO answer VIC IT,
plant In this action which viii be ed in De s.ce q tr
Clek OF the County Of Kngs, Al the Cy Hall IN the Sy OF
BROOKLYN and serve cory Of Your 10 the said com
pa mt on the subscribers at their Office nuubeT hundred
and Brosdway In the City Of New York. within twenty
days after tho svce Of this yon e1cnnsr INC
day Of such service and you fail TO tnswcr the sad CON
plaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action VI"
apply TO the CouT. for the relief demanded IN the COMPLAINT
Dated New-iors, ApTii II, 1854 ,,,,,,-
:''..''.'......: JACKSON MIDDLEBROOK,
~. 5. Int Row: Plaintiffs Attorneys, .
Stamp Sc. No. ITO Broadway, New YoIk
.
Tie complaint in the above action fled IN the once OF
The CLERK Of the County Of klngs Il the City Hail. in the Cy
Of EgooAiyn, On The l4i day Of April 1864.
JACKSON & MIDDLEBROOE,
sDlC lnp '4Vs tlg.ullA sAtofueyL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
Proposals
OYF1cH or Army C1ornISa AVID EoUIPAGs,

No 6c2 Broadway, Nrx.YoaK, April ~, 1894.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Scaled Proposals will
~ bs received at this ORco uatn u O'Clock MON
DAY TIE 18th lust Tor urEis by contract at the Depot Of
Army Clothing and Equipege IN MS city,
LOGO UNIFORM JACKETS Of the New York State
pattern, uut with the u. 5. Infantry Button.
Fudher information IN regard 70 which can be obtained a.
thu Office Proposals for which will be lndorssd Proposals
tor furnishing Uniform Jackets"
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for furnishing Bur
ssps vii also b. received at the tins and place
guaranty accompany each bid for the faithful per
Torrance OF contract
Tie mi ID the right 70 reject 81 OdS deemed
Objectionable
Proposals. must be addressed to
Lieut.-Col. ID. h. VINTON Deputy Q. 81. Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
ESGIGEERs OFFICE,
PAnxrnsRr-nn VI Ami ~ lnAa

PARYREsBuHo, Va, Apni ~ 1861.
NOTICE 70 CONTkACTORS.-T Balti-
~ and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Companies viii receive Sealed Proposals Al Ibis office until the
l5th day Of MAY next for tho MASON WORK Of the Rail
TOAD Bridge DO built ONO River PaIkersburg
West Viz mia
Plans and specifications be ct tho Engineers Office
ct fakersbg The Companies the right Iec; any
ali bidG
Payments monthly in cash with proper reservations
curity for the iulhluielt Of .ae contract.
This viii be extensive work well worth the attention OF
0rss' cisss centreciorL JAMES L. RANDOLPH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
DuiIOinn Ala!erials.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops Land Drains,
Gaidsu Vases Fire Brick. Green House Mei KIN ana
looriHg Tiles Long Island Pottery Depot No zIB Pcirs
nEADY ROOFING-As durable rs Tin or
III SAa1es sud Laf;Ae cos; Samples and circulars SEPT
EGADl RocFEg CO.. ~, y Nsilgl Lane, y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
pROPOSALS viii he received al he Treasnry

PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
pcpertmeni Nee Of the Supervising Architect Washing.
ION j. u y m o. the lat day Of May 1865, for all the
FlRE AND ~ RGLAi PROOF SAFES AND VAULTS 70.
enlIed By the Treasury Department prior 70 May 1865
Plans and Specifications be obtained by appleaoa 10
tnt office personally or by letter.
Bids 70 be per superficial foot including door and al
Tsy fixtures measured the outside the mice named 10
all charges whatever except the freight and the actual
veng expenses Of workmep to the place where the Naas
20 be erected.
Safes be delivered at the Railroad Depot or Steam boa.
Wharf for transportation IN good order and condition whou,
charge.
for the vaults Safes VII be fnrnishea by the De
psIiment bu. must Do property put on BY the contractor with
cut charge.
AL bids must be accompanied by the bond o. two respon
be persons IN tho OF 5000 that the bidder win accept
and perform the contract awarded to HIN the sUccucy
Che security to be certified to by the Collector Of Internal
Reveu1C OF the District
Tie Department the right to reject any ell
bid # De considered It's do and 10 bid VIII be
considered that dOes conform the requirements OF @
e1yeTtiEemeut
Bids nclosed in sealed envelope Endorsed PropO
sss for h.!eI and Naults." ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF KOoW Eli Eli
4 G RRIISARD esq Surrogate Of the County Of kinrs,
Notice T. hereby Owen lecodin. 70 law 70 al persons ha1
claims against THOMAS h. GREEN late Of t.e Wy o.
with tie vouchers thereof the subscriber the Aluminium
triI Al the once Of H. C. PLACE, No Court st. n h9 Lily
al rookl,n on OF before the 10th day y July aeu
JsnnsrV II iaCt HELEN II. STEVENS,
Isie I.y =. aos AdIDiuistratri..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

NAMPHOR-WOOD TRUNKS-Of very So
" re.ior quality End large size, TO- s1s By ROWLAND
Johnson onlus oH Ncichl.. .l t'riu irtis t'2'h''
Ns 81 gesygFs, new York. eHd No lls -iafNe a. ''"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

OFFICE USIoS MUTUAL LIRE lysUHANcE CotrASY,
No. I5i Broadway. )
yTANTED-3 Competent AGENTS 10 solicit
w Insurance in the c1oye Company To- fh, cry al
the lsrser towns Oh tie North ue business cau be
done by active men, TO whom ibrh commissions az, Ja1.
Amy at he Office OF tine Company. ). W and IA. JUDD
General gents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
Sales bD GGStioa.

1 J. BLEECKER, SON & 50. will soil at
on t'.lnAa hprl ~ az II q; ~ r. FI5R
hi1BkG ooatI3ei b. 'ed house, Particulars hereafter
4 j. BiEECKER, Auctianeer. Partition
Lts sa,o Of vuisslc f RTY a. Eordhn by order Of
tjr yrs Jort vi. De SOLD at p-bhc auo.ion BY 4. J.
L,Los n. Aufso<sgr, on IT, pTsuscs. THURSDAY,
O.. % taa = dly o Agi lot under the direction
~ fido T. R1l1s ref The above lands ara generally
n1I ~. TIE r OF tie late fuonias Bassford do
aa, 1sa- yer % agl8- jD.ln. The Hs.len Railroad At
.Eilsu AMI rlBing soac BE westerly sae OF s.d road
I'D Icuton. coas,..ny W., j. m-adows aud orchards
laid o. IN io; o. " eil VIII also be SOLD
q number oi 3uiy LOS :allrOsd depot. Will also
r. s.d he is - one Masor formerly oeoUrid by che
late Afs D4s Jrl For maps aud fcrheg pereu2rs apyy
20 the AucteHT No. = Cejar-si, and 10 PGlLO T. RUG
G.ssj, No. . Nts-gRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23
frqal Notltcs.

CHARLES BOOKHAh, deceased.-NOIlCE
4, hereby given that al Creditors snd other persons hav
Inc any claim uRoD the Estste Of Charles Bookhst late OF
No Eas, Twenty street in tie City Of Ne"-i ORR N
M limited Stss America deceased who diei the ssth
dsv OF Noyeber 1882 arr requested 70 send he particulars
OF such claiius to Mess DAWES SONS OF 10 Angel.
court ThrosronOuft London, Enssnd a0ie4.ofl On OF
bsfor. the 10th DAY OF Gsy next
Dated this 5th day Of March. 1884. iaWJ"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23

MANHOOD and the ViGor Of Youth Restored
WI In -Four Weeks BIZ D. RECORDS ESSENCE o. LIFE.
Tis wonderful agent viii restore Manhood 10 Tic L. y
Shattered Const.,utcn whether filna from EZca!so zen
Abuse the Effects Climate, or Natural @aues Inc ine
required 10 cure the rate c' Tour weeks
IRE Is impossible Dr. RECORDS E3sLNCE OF LIFE l.
sold n cases with instructions Tor J OF four qutH
cs Ia one Tor 80 Sent carefully pscksa receipt Ok ErI
us BIZ bis accredited agent CTcnar5 sent nee on FeceP'
of four stArpns PHILIP ROLAND, No. Ssi Broomest,
one door west nom Broadway. Ne" iO.A.