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when they are placed upon ehors rataons,
md the rebel butchers, who massacre md
murder them Ike dogs arc fed aumptuouslJ
out of the very supplies OF which theJ are
deprived.
Thef, IN something rotten In the Mlssis-
sippf Dcpa+tment, and tbs GoTeruRent will
do well not Ia delay investigation. Probe
The matter to the bottom Ferret out these
scoxndrels who ara depri,ing our omn men
of bread to fill rebel mouths, and Give them
long term at the Old Capitol OF ehort term
at the end Of rope. No punishment can
be too swift or retrlbutive for these very
practical dlsplAys Of treason. II ne cannot
have military successes In that Department,
let us have at least civil honesty; and II ne
cannot whip the rebels with cannon ana
bayonet, let nj at least ttop feeding them and
starring our own men.
,COFpEKHEAp HUMANITY.
When IN inborn bully, after trying the ios
tunes Of war, cries "Peace," it proves NOT
that he lo1es tspeace," but that he is getting
whipped. "unnaanity"i il his word for "Pec-
cayi i speace'' IL his yclp. A reference to
+ ulh, mild and humane teaching Of the Cos
nj ;, is his way Of intinating that he Is hurt,
and walks la1nc. His piety Is the effect OF
discourseemeat, not penltence.
''Whcn the dsvtl vas SICK;
whhe Ths de.,5 &c. d.,1; es,nt III, "oMo M.M oe'
Tie de1i saint was be.
The Copperheaas are Just now lanentfng
the t'eaznival of blood' in Virginia. They
tosk the massacre Of our slack soldiers after
surrender, and The starvation of our white
prisosers By the rebels, as s'very natural IN.
der the clrcumstances.a Their. hpmanlt,
was not shocked, When Mcclellan, by dis.
ease and slaughter, begun with retreat and
ending in disaster. melted down an army oi
| lC1. 900 msn into &c. 900. in the swamps o,
Chickahominy. leaving tbs victory to Lee
these Copperheads vera NOT shocked at thil
INST sacrifice Of life to no purpose, The,
I o.u1a ..c1a,,, eA,. o.r,rs ch1va1rv. and sin
, 1864-05-18

II r1ANsAcr1os. N WHAT puE.a, TIE wEkE.

To-pA. the market wss s!eeediAEly active and
:'!:1 :!e9s e.1:s' ~. s s =
\. IL i sts1s 4 - s s s y = Il
s'a g 81 I:
ssiss q p ds sss fsnss g. ~ 81 81 sSsf e
); S cs:1 i si.is; s,o5o ID ba No eaasl ss sl.25H
today sss,s ssppssa
sse:'se M @ week Isl,
sh'Fpss ees eolrssDossisf rsea we.f 1sss
~ i: ~ IL. Fl d.
esss @
Dr7tAhsaai1os'1SS As;.s. Ss sonr DVs.s? xss TIE WEEK.
AZ; ;Esss $$s:; S:sss
II; II; S i; il ss 5sS saisS is s|s{ Id s; @
Ma;sst .sstv9 At n ID
sa q as h sa
s:s s 8 = g - = s, g ~ s'ss IS @ s i
& Il g. eS = {? IT'S
sSs Ss;s Els .SSs Ss
I'D :I9 81 gsiaspssted % atsi;ssH shost: .s,....
o:; s ss.ss Tss III. sssPss s
reces daS1aE she pasf week: 90, -.
Receive? -
Shipped s,s weak ss
s!ab5 1elI* ~ md ~ T. Glsas afGes H.
ielisveE tabla shoxs ths daily asesaettsns daring
the ny Tss1; cr,o1, ~ ~ RI n1n,ro TIN WEEK.
Bate. ate' bassos soIa. " Ko.1 oats. Ne. 0ass;
May ns{eS s.S 8 sss ssxsss& E ssS&
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BRARGRASS PoRKHOUSE.

Property, sltaated on the Bsrdstown Turnpike
scTes Il plot II which ID He'd In this causc sscFibez
tsu. assinsioE % .ns ss.;~nEa s!ae q sos B.rds-
E. ii III feet: thence n. ~ s. Nos5 feet theseS
fsss fsss is:sss sses @ M f.: ssses
L. 10 feet thence .. SIX ". 1sH RET to begin
MIR. Also. lot ~ ths opposite stde OF Csooor
ss IL corner Il Cooper IA Hui strssts thenes WE
. IS fees alr isecs ). 5aX " 80 i9ss Ia Geop1
"a vpeh lots 20 ds<arosd srs ID @ Po.fnoase az baii
building wih iron roof ieet long 81 l1s feet Tids,
Nh!sh includes tne engine. sliushteI, hAax1g. and
sble for bulkDE and stortrg pork. which comnuu1r
cate direet11 with the atleet.
The house = one story high ano1e tna caats; Also
stories hkn. ~ feet long. bY IN ttes wide. from two
toors Of which barrels can b. rolled into The streets
elae nre proof amoke h>use con;Aaing sight sspAx
to 6at HIeces 1t one smoking Tbs capacity &hs
ro eztAbltsAnens for curing and p4ekaE hogs
rendering lard may b. astlmsled st saens aa %
Esn taak1e togetseT with il lart ksttles AID me&
allie coeexs suitable and sui Gctent TO hold all tha
above lard. The establishment has storage capacity
alt through ths buildings, aud a!so any n1tares and
tos1a belonging 10 rs establishment Aho lot "a
the sppea1te sids ofthe worH nouko road, fron tak
thereon 20 feet md e1teRd1n& back. samo width 10
| 6ae anndrsd aad nTe thousana hogs havs hasa
rlaughtered. packed and Cufad At ms aoose seeao"
llshneut in m Ordinary packing 50 ason. .,+.
7pprpycd security bearing interest reat o1so nala
paid, and lien VIII b retained u
IT, ruos, A. MORGAN.
a'''AA Il. III Iz4IIGX ATT
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GRA1's PATENT
MGLDED COLLARS

HRve new beeu bsfnre tbs public for nenrty yeazr
They naiveraaly pronounced taa prAsest ana oes
fztDw rsll2E e1tHnt
The upper eiks presents psFtect srTTe, fes fros2
Tie ass1es noticed In all other eoltar7-
Tho crsyht causes po pRckcs7 the lHAae Of the
turn.dewn colar.-they are A3 SMOOTH iSstDH Al
0UTstnErAAd tasrefore perfectly ftae aud sosJ 70
the neck.
The 0.rotte Collar has \ uneoth and eTsnly aniAsd
edge On BdrH ALnHa- .. =.
1hasa CoArs not s1aply 1at pieces Of paper cut
IN the fern Of collar. but aro xoIoxp AND sHAFxn
TO 11r TIN G4Cx.
Thty are made in " SovoltJ'' Tor rundown aEfe
Ii every baif sim from 12 to II incaes. and N Ku
reka- {or Garettc} from Is e II inches and psskE6
IN sofia Sizes" 10 neat blue caEtons. soatainlnK No
each alae In smaller ones Of 10 oath.-shc later
very hsady package for Ttayeess, Army aad NaG1
Oncer9.
~ 8YERY COLLAR Is stamped
.cRAY'S PATENT NOLpEp COLLAR.
Said By all dealsts In Aen1 Fs1nlss19 aooda. rbs
ters asd WholesA1s Dealers in. Acn's FaFaishlOf
Gaota md unhseits 81 DoIoash1r st., sostco- aod
BEADFOKp BRO*., Milwaukee.
mig et9Seot u NAF 2dp
, 1864-05-18

METAI.S-There has
tlrttJ Ii The market dur tnf
Tin II New York has b.
9unewhat receded, but
a,ccks Cd hsnd hers, the
ard We uafe m advance
Pig and Bar Tin re1aala /
COPPER IN "a ederatc supp
demand and small supply
Yznce Of fc On cAsk sac
Eeod demand and vefy tT
lance On Iron, with IN q
Hem 10 to ~, Of 1f94c per
Il anal supply; 1ru ant
, 1864-05-18

III OTI CE.-Havisg leased aud
IN xlvsn immedtato possession e NJ Elsv.tor % %
~ ~. nsse ts.s = E1a1s "a s.ss.s r oE.n e
Hy1tSst9as M knaext of Ia Hesta1 Ettvatiak Com
ssnr oa reFns md raiss which said Company may az
~, n,ttcss hsrstofsrs xiysu BY NJ On this sab-
;,ct ars hsrshy withdrawn.
said Cemps1y having assumed saa ~ akfeeG 70 pss
1ro1tsK e1t II any published asuce heTetesee m4Aa
SY mc Hith rafersnss Elsvaan& fna St3nox Ns4ln.
sn,,sat 8. 7. &. WATSON.
KnHIo. Mar ssh. 1864. my19oiorlat
, 1864-05-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF 'r1tE
CHICAGO MARKET.


M:z Ii w. Va
;stasE ts5 Il e.
gno for cgsn ss% iSnS r
fsr Waeat III su1te aumbss Of vessels hays essn
nsfs ats he Il M
Ss9; Ssssi.s
:f.s!S ~ =! sS.s i.9,s;t :: aes III ss:xs
PosT Asdes TX M,ta 9hn aeat At 10
A aIh1s Anp 1B1 Ran" Fa1loa1s-R.tes are s..tss.
Tns following are shs so4ns rates VI mo pf0''AsF
tns1; tfanI IN 1e,ton. liza .rd rall.,,s,2a
k{:S,$i: E{:SS ii: :s$ :s$ :s i; !.
sIsss sIss:Gs !: ss:ts:;1M Il # r @ -" ] IS
I.:ts e II nossd ABOVE. 10 ot in
x91d o aaasfa /, no cbanrs IN Rs,
zsaa ra,es Fisce The close Of our Las. Weekly lsTew
w. Fourth Glass. F1en5;
r n::''' II = Es'' s.d E:fs E;l;:::.::ss s
IL Montreal, ii rail-. is
70 bnaa1o Al ~, IA +: /: r,is
To nnlt!x.re: sii raIl. :.:..,. :::::;:t.ss i3o
Fls09KInece,Yed to.diy: so5s bb's; shipped re TO- TO-
SEPT. .9A shipments Last ~eek: NJ, 49, m
sh'pped sieS III WesS, "e' bbs ......:. Hs
siiss R9s,, wsssT ~ ss
ru!es 9es; aa.s. al here i 10 material ch.n:s ID
sm.ss @ 1o4sa ri ming s1ttss vsre s.a,i1sly
I'll. aiss sse.s = i .ss sasiss hs Eeef
WS,s Wntee nta Wat.; sht sp1ax
n.1 Pate; btl. ssd E15a as7s 7eea e5a oo @ s5s
i3....i,soa 500 as.6o 30 :. s'7s 965iH
, 1864-05-18

Ei;GS-The market llas been In very litn!tsd Iup-
p1y during thu p2at week, aAa pF1ces have Tutd hr
prices ranging E@l7c pr doz Sale. srtst Il sul:
and salea hare been made At iec rsr doz. We note
kale. Of hrlf 1t 16c: 4 pkgs At 1ec per dog
FEATkfERH-Ihe recspts dnstnS the week have
been very nzItted: With an increasing Easttra de-
mand, and higher prices, Kc Rste further advance
on nfeyious quotations Of SC per =. ne quota:
t.1taae Live Geese
HsdIas III; 1rc,;sts durln. ii: vs.E iaYs 5eeu
rather imitsd wath less activity IN tbs mArts The
demand Ii cllsnJ confined 10 Wolf and Fex Skins,
With fair lnaury for spring nuaSrats md skunks.
, 1864-05-18

reen 3 tair NY4ount OF &C.
e the week. The market for
'.en dalErr and retces have
With light aad Inadequate
re ha1 bcsn mors 1rulachs,
. on Box Tin Plate Of 81 70.
steady and without chan9r.
ply. and steady. Z1Sc In ft!z
and very trm. With An sd
d sheet BEIaur WlRE-In
rm, owing to ths recent Ad-
advances on Ill the uumberB.
+ }b. Fence W1re Astive and
advanced 1ko. VIC quote !:
, 1864-05-18

French Calf, q
ns...,....s....s45 45s.W
French Calf Lt-
Meints, = &s1-
ca 80. &,33H1-M
French CAlf Le-
uoines, Stc-
sxas, p dog. .7.eokas7.m
Innings, T. dsz.10.M .Mal5-M
Eex1s, r doz. ..BDa19.lQ
, 1864-05-18

F1DPa-In moderate demand. with htr aupp.y.
P1ices scarcely 70 h7rn, with 1 decline On Western
Il. ~ OF 80 ,. No quota:
New 3efks
HAY-The receipts during the weak haIe been
, 1864-05-18


SrdnT11TjEs-fae rs:sp;s daring tSs past week
h4ve centtdetasly increased. Prime Nss1annoeEs
mi1ea and connoR rartst1es. Far thu latter thsre
1!t1ls denaad, lEd 1t present the msrket perfectly
ctsmued. Prices rue easier Ard lo1tf ana At pses-
enI rates the market Ia dull 1ud fnscTe. ne qnote
Se
sas todsy-f5da hn mized poeatats It sc 2 ha:
p0WDER-si2rEet Qutetfor Rifle. aud for Blalt
ne il falr deua1d Previous quotations Arm and IN
cb3ngtd. We quote:
nj s1tnr Tcwder NtpA jHa3,pe
, 1864-05-18

q The Washington Ktpubic4n says |:
"During the month Of April the Fourth Au-
ditor Of the Treasury settled three thousand
two hundred and ninety-nins claims for
prize money, amounting to s506, 1885, ,76. The
award kas recently been made in the case Of
the Atlanta, captured by the Weeh.wkcn,
Cimmero1e and Nahsnt- One-half the pro.
ceeds has been ordered 10 be distributed, the
captors having appealed to the Supreme
Court for their right to the remaining half,
on the ground that tie captured vessel was
Of superior force to the capturing vessels.
OF this half the t1rstrclass fireman receive
*;t15:3s33.33o; second-class 4remcn, $44 81; SEA,
men, $500 80; coa1.heavers, s320. 80; ordina,
y scamen, s249.u; lsndsmen, ssla.5i;
cooks, S4e7. o."
, 1864-05-18
he week: ~ -+,---.v, +rrDrra ~7yp

ron.y III m1fE et ruled t9!e. ably dcuFe ~ 4puHs
,.sts1.1s c1eer1E prices. Sales were: soe hris y
i29c "a e5?s III e g.
11nE.-The dscllno in gold during the earlier
naTs q IS week Tho suacsssfnl marsms9G %, %
n msrEse asd fedace Operations Ihe snippts u do,
,s1a Green sa;tsa znd DEy Flint has takea place.
, 1864-05-18

On Monday, May 23d, 1864.
About the hssr of T. e'csck T. n, selt at guhue
auctiop 10 the Highest biduer, af the Court Hoaao
door, IN the city 1t Louisville.
On = Credit Of 6, IL, IS, *nd - Months,
rhe Interest OF Defendant, crutcaheld. bengon N
divided fourth In tha
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
FATAL EFFECTS OF THE COLD.
A Whole Family Frozen to Death.

From the Detroit Advertiser, Jan. 6
BY passenger who arrived here on the
Central Railroad last night from the West.
we learn Of one OF the most fearful and
eart-rendinS affairs that ha. ever occur
red in this section ofthe country, namely:
that family of seven, persons were frozen
to death during the cold weather on Fri
day last. About 80 miles from the bonn.
dary limo between Michigan and Indiana.
in the latter State, about midway between
Centervillle and Crown Point. lived a
German. with his wife and five children.
named Krutzer. The oldest was boy of
seven years of age. the next boy OF five.
and three girls all Of less age than the
boys, the youngest bat an infant.
The county where the family resided
is very rolling. and the snow had drifted
into the hollows. making the roads al
most, il not wholly. impossible for even
pedestrians. ~
The driver of the stage coach coming
from Crown Point to Lake via Center.
vile. found that Krutzer's dwelling had
been burned to the ground, it is supposed
the night previously. but none Of the fam
lily were to be seen. About a mile further
on. however. he was Mortified to find the
father and two boys frozen to death. The
boys were in the fathers arms. and it is
supposed that he had fallen with them at.
ter having been so far affected with the
frost as not to be able to proceed. The
three corpses were placed in the stage. bat
before it had proceeded more than quar-
ter Of mile on its destination. the body
of the oldest girl was found in snow
DRIFT. with shawl wrapped closely around
it. where il had doubtless been deposited
by its weary mother while vet alive. in the
hope that some chance traveller might res
cue it from an impending fate. This
corpse, too, was placed in the coach. and
again it.started on its way. only to find,
after travelling short distance. the life
less remains Of the mother. with the two
Youngest children r. The body of the moth
er was standing erect in a snow drift with
the children in her arms. the youngest one
being at the breast.SlsI'tg % Stssxs
The seven Iifeless bodies were conveyed
to Centerville by the driver of the stage.
at which place they were decently inter
red by the inhabitants.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
Headache, sick Headache, Eoai sson,ncs.

7lf5TH, 7sT1TD7OfF :
DEAR Bro. AVER: ! cannot answer Won ,hdf
complaints have cured with your Fills better ilau
10 say all that rc treat Nth pWrgdfire mcd-
cine. place great dependence that sfsc;uaf
cathartic in my daily contest with disease ard 10
lcying as do. that your Fills nfors tic bert
have, j Of &C Irsc value them highly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
Asa Family Physic.

From DR.. e W Cartwright. Nrr Orleans.
Your ILLS are the prince Of purgcs. Tinir ex-
eeicnt quaties sufpass any caflarfic We I'ossc>s.
They are mild. but certain and eeciual in their
seton on tho bowels which makes them invaluable
TO US in the daily treatment of disease.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
PUBLIC SHE.

ME undersigned will sell at Public Sale, at
i the late residence of James Coil, deed, on
FRIDAY JANUARY115, 1864, /.
all of the personal property of said decedent con-
sisting in part Of fhe following articles, towit:
Mich Cows. One Yoke, Of Oxen. several
head Of other Cattle. lot Of Fat Hogs,
all the Farming Implements. lot OF
Carpenters Tools, Household 4 Kitch.
en- Furniture. de-. &c. - -
TERMs or SALE-A credit Of nine months will be
given on all sans over Three Dollars, by purchasers
giving notes With approved security waving valu-
alton and appraiscment laws; on all sums of Three
Dollars and under cash in hand.
pSals to commence at l0o'clock, n. m, on said
day. MARY COIL. Administering, Of
JAMES COMBS, Administrator.
dec24 ,1s63-net3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14

DR.. j. G. AVER. Sir: I have been repeatedly
cured Of the worst headache an, body can have br
dose or two of your Fills II seems 10 aiise ON
foul stomach. which they cleanse at ence
Yours with great respect. ED W TREBLE
El,fS (rlrrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14

Washington, ID. { dh Feb. 1s5i 7
SIR: have used your FILLS in my general and
hospital practice ever since .ou made them. and
cannet hesitate 70 say they the beet cafhariie
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
Inirablc remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed. I have seldom found of bilious dis
edss 20 obstinate thatlit did not readily ,ield 10
them. faternaly yours, ALONZO BALL. VI ID,
ff @rIr Physiciaa Of fhe Marine Hospital
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
RiIieus DisortIcr. Lircr c omplnints.

From DR.. Theodore EeN. IF N.ar York tifs
Not only your Pills admira bly adapted their
purpose as an aperier, but fnd their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
have I'm my practice proved more cheeiual Tor fle
cure of bilious Complaints than any remedy
can mcntion ] sincerely rejoice that We have nc
length purgative which Is worthy the confidence Ut
the profession and the people
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
HALE'S HONEY
HOREH OUND AND TAR,

For the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza Hoarsensss, DAcza6
Breathing, and all Affections q ths
Throat, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs,
leading to consumption.
This sovereign remedy is compounded from IL
favorite recipe of an illus.rious Physician aa1
Chemist who for many years used II with IL
most con plete success in his eHtensivs private
practice. .s, ..e..,s..
He had long been profoundly impfessed WITH
the wonde full virtue Il the honey Of the plant Of
Horehound, in union with the CLEANSING and
HEALING preperties of tar extracted from the
LIFE PRINCIPLE of the forest tree Abtes Bal
samea or Balm Of Gilead For years he was bsS.
Htd in his attempts to blend these great medci-
nal forces into such union that the 0ri6na3
power Of each wCul be presers I'd, the di,aereee-
BILE qualities Of comm on tar removed, and the
price of the compound be Nithin the mems q
al At last, after long course Of difbout chem.
teal experiments. he found tina. BY aiding -
thess FIVE ingredients, each one valuable by is-
self he rot only obta ned the desired results b4t
greatly increased {. curative power OF the oous-
pound. This having been thor on shy tested u
practice, is now Offered to the gsAaA public -
q safe, pleasant and infslliole r, m dy.
PRICE, so CENTS PER BuITLE-
Forsa'e By p ND & n )RSE, Raland, ~
by all Druggist ,sgtgsg 6aa
CHARLES DowsER. CA. Ass.s
novs-3mdsv n Csisr 81. n. =.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
BRANDRETn's PILLS.

The Weak, the Consumptive, Rheumatic, Cos
tive, Bilious and Delicate, after some days. use,
will find renewed strength and life pervade every
organ of their frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence in the arteries and terminate in the
veins. These pills, as first effect, act upon the
arteIial blood, increasing the circulation, by
which impurities are deposited in the veins, and
they throw off such collections into the bowels,
which organs,by the energy derived from Brand
reth's Pills expel them from the system. When
frst used, the Pills may occas ion gripping, and
even make the patient feel worse. This is an ex'
cellent sign and shows the disease will soon ot
cured. No great good is often achieved without
some trouble in its attainment, and this rule ap'
plies to the recovery of health.
Sold by POND 4 MORSE and FkAEV>'
PENN, Druggists, Rutland, Vt
Oet20:l md&w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17

Friendly AcTIos OF SLAvEs.-Four Of
our officers who escaped from rebel pris-
on yards at Andersonville, Ca, have ar
rived at Nashville. When three miles
out, they secreted themselves in some
bushes for nap, when they were sud
denly aroused by an old negro, with a
basket of roasted sweet potatoes and
some corn bread. On asking him how
he knew they were there, he remarked
that the negroes were continually on
the watch for escaped prisoners, to aid
them, and that he had seen them enter
the bushes He enjoined them to trust
no white man. but to remember that
every negro was their friend. They fol
lowed this advice, and were abundantly
supplied by negroes, wherever they
went. ,ao'-s a U' u liz
The question is being seriously dis
cussed by the rebels, whether they will
try to fight on with thinned ranks, or
depend for troops upon negroes enter
tanning such feelings towards us as In
dicatcd above. Itmakes little difference
with the result what conclusion they
come to. -"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17

THs CAPTURE OF THE FLoRIDA.-The
capture of the pirate Florida in the har-
Dor of Bahia by the gunboat Wachusett
was on the face Of 1t violation of in
ternational law. 1t Is said, however
that Capt. Collins was justified by the
fact that the Florida herself had violat-
ed the law Of Brazil by making Its coast
base of operations against our com
merce. To this Brazil would doubtless
reply that she chooses to vindicate her
own laws, and will not accept foreign
interior nee in that matter. 1t Is not
likely, whatever view the government OF
Brazil may take, that the affair will
lead to any serious complication. Bra
zii is not interested, like England aud
France, In the success OF the rebellion,
and will make no sp,c ial effort TO pro
tect a navy belonging to q nation not
recognized BY solitary power.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AME JOAN WOMEN.

America isj stiy proui oft. bea"tial w,mer,
but how many ole annually, or prsmat rely lose
Il cir health and youth nr want ar meiy ,ui!'
able 10 their peculiar linen That rem dy u
fnrd in Sir JAM s LARKE'S u MALE
ILLS. We inow hundred e,ses where they
have Desn usei with tne greatest sueaes.
In all otses oil Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the hack and Limbs, HoivineSs, Fatigue
on slight exertiou, Palp,tation OF the Heart,
Lowness OF spirits liysteries, SILK Headacre c,
whites, and all the painful diseases oocasi )ned
by a dsordered tystsm, these Pills viii I, n'ot a
cure when all other means have failed Mod'r-
at r excs.s and r NOV ,ns bet. uo,inns, he h
er fro a cold or any otn, cause, suffer no IN ore
anxiey or low spirlts, bus Try them.
For null particulars, get pamphlet free, OF the
agent.
n. B.-sl and SIX postage stamps enclosed 70
any authorized agent will ensure bottle CON-
tanning over 90 pills by return mail.
sole United States Agent JOB MOSES, 81
Cortland street, N. v.
Sold by all Druggists. nov ol&v8m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
FOR NEARLY A QUARTER or A CENTURY

Mathews Venetian Hair Dvs has ksea eHsso.
sively usee and in no csse has l. 20 kive
entire satisfaction. ~
The Venetian pys 4 the bsst ard eAs~psst y
the word. It's price Is only Fifty Gents. ~
each bottle contains double the a. a-sy Of ~
in those ukua ly sold for a. 500
This Hair Dye 10 manufactured By . pesoliaR
process which renders it immeasurahly taperios
to any thing in the shape Of . dye now or evsr b.
fore the people. Being complo'e in one bottlet
application.
In using this dye you avoid that D.sey. dry
appearance BY which dyed har apd wAiseees are
90 readily Recognised when an in3eetoe article 10
been used besides, IL produces . perfectly M.
ural color Of any shade that may b desirsd- sne
that will not fade, crock OF wash oat-oas tAae =
- permanent ~ the hair itso1E voe ale ~
Druggists. Price ~ cents
- Al. MATHEWS. Cen. AeeAk,
l3coid atsese, y. r.
Also Manufacturer Of Mathew Ar1ico HaeR
Clos, thu be : hair dressing in 49, IL lasUo
bott.ts, price 80 nts. ..s 81 AevS-dly