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LITERARY ITEMS.

tits proposed to present sum OF 100000 francs as
.,,onal testimonial 10 Nj. de Lamarhne The propoSa
go its origin TO the Emperor, and the CouncI oi 0''
~ adopted the bill presented by the Government"
Prince Louis-Lucien BOnaparte is at present III N
1nwer Navarro with the object Of studying tne
N that ancient province. He is accompanied =! ~
Ahbf Inchauspe author OF the VERDE Basluc oo0i0'
sod inc Abb6 Casenave, Of Beyrie near Day onN0'
The Steele publishes the following ieI,el lon oal..
n.Ia with reference to the proposed Voltaire monument
Z SCaprero Feb ia monument to Noltaire IN france
s , return of that noble country TO It's position as
r. head of human progress toward the fraternity OF ha
Sons mis- rs of good augury for the entire "oIu W
-Si~h that mighty man was citizen, ana teIllpIo9
shock 10 the coalition OF despOtism and lying ACtPV
nv contribution and entire gratitude-G. GABlBALDH
The HcBre,e NatoRal-a new weekly journal devoted
% the history and literature Of the Israetish nauoh
.ompans that the editor Of the last English edition Oh
sUester.s Dictionary published by Bell Daddy has IN
srted tbe verb to lew" in the sense OF 10 ceat 70 u
&aud Ia svindle" This is denounced as piece OF Nul-
80 and beIalty, and the word Is hald 10
e absent from other dictionaries The Publishers CcH-
Eor very reasonably replies tnat photographer mas
sotbipS 10 do with the Hberalty ilhberay OF the
Sao of words; he has only to determine how they are
nsed ana TO record the fact in its proper place
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New Publications.

WARRENs SHADES AND SHADOWS.
w This pay is Published: .... .
atSPRAL PROBLEMS OF SHADES AND SHADOWS, formed
Ant y Parallel and by Radical and shown both m Common an
Iometnca Protection together with the Theory Of SnS V Ii D
II Warren. &. T. ] Vol 8vo. Numerous plates - ."
Also recently. by zane sutnoIi a, o.,.
DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRl-GeneTa fT0bems ron Ne Ol'nV
.r.nllc Pro,eetions 81 Vol 8vo SO large plates ST.
eHINtAL or ELEMENTARY PROJECTION DkA"IN'. VOL
femo Plates Gl 80 .-,-... .,r o,pp, ,rrovs
MANUAL OF DRAFTING NHlhtAh'lo AM vi i'nni ''-'S'
MtEiTRI or IiNFER PERSPECTIVE. Vol l2mo. 81 25
PIISE PROBLEMS IL ELEMENTARY GEOMETRY. Vol lEmo
At Wholesale and Retail BY
JNO WILEY & son, No 5G Broadway.
IA land dom. % price
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1nttion Sales Of Rea! Geta.e.
A UCTION SALE.
ncoR R DAVIS =. ROBERT q. STEPHENSON.

JACOB B. DAVIS ROBERT @. STEPHENSON.
In pursuance the sbOveeuted action will ND q
public auction fbe VILLAGE House No AbingiOnsqua the C
Of FewYok u m Of tie 29 day Of March, 1867 all the right ad
interest Of Stephenson Taer the following GOODS and CHATS
Tells eeai, Lsase-uade by Edward Turner to Robert O..
Stephenson May 1906 and running Eve from that dste
Of the hr sOor excepting the the basement subs
and Ouhs Of the yard Of said No AngdOnsquare Also q
the Ales Wines Liquors. Cigars Bar BsrFtures Fntrs, ard
Appurtensces nov csztained in said Village House.
EewYork. March 81, 1861 JAMES F. MORGAN, Receiver
DY H. M,Isa ri, Aa''ioSe'r e ru.rr Arrr.
I'D TIoNEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKRRs No. IS Nassus.,
TUESDAY APRIL 1867 2 at the Exchange sa,ssroou
Valuable Prospect Park Houses; Aancave, Myrt@ and ClA~
SiItSa1e west sc G feet south wyckos elegant three.
story Phladephshck basement and snbesr Houses oroSnenJ
Too@ two Saiecose'. .t1tcHsry 1asbtG6. &c s
P PsE ''A built and only two books from n' grand entrance f'''''
RsvP sss side 10 f: % Ts:: s:, .: .,.S. lss
n being l2O feet Vide and having or rows OF shade trees s
G s oGs .. win % @'F @ @ G@f' ol s TS S ave. A L
WEDNESDAY, April 10, l3e7
iia'ps NJ adtsRs u Rs''as zsb osn
y1C1NT lot on We. TG5ty;snlhI-st 2 4 H., ,,,
and cOncei sqOer perfect order containing al the modern a
y" s. west sf @ G &c D g near % one s
ouse basement oncrete seear containing Il rooms all uOs
siit seceHd s. e@mcnclg qs n East Of sec9Dlaye tT3
2oE s. P b. B. basement Houses contains nine rooms an
sItysecoad S. commencing 81 r. west of Fssaye .mT.s
Frssve commencing 90 A. in Of SrtysecOudst two Housed
Fort hfb, 200 n. W. of FahAve vacant LOB
25xlO0
Terms easy o n all the above property
For maps particulars TiGRsDaY fI RRi 2 2P sS1 8S
Az IL o'clock AZ The Exchange sal Toom no III
VALUABLE HOUSES IN NINETEENTH WARD BROOhl1h
between Bedford and Myrtleayes 1stoIy boH
House BI30 nAnes and water the IeI
Russt No 49, 3story H. brick House broNnstrone basement ang
trimmings I6 With 2ory brick Extension, 1K6i lot 1907 gad
throughout water kitchen sewer in street, marble ~Anie1'
heater &C ,.-,. D.
Iewes le Leeave not previously sold al private sale,
handsome 3story gh stcop bent ali corcd osa orow.
House elegantly fescoed all modern Improvements 2bathroons
furnace CELLAR perfect orders one Of he oea
IN Nineteenth Wsrl. t
DeanSt No. 80 Poandave story and attic frame house,
lot 10
Terms easy; maps a he'ofce Of the Aucioueer
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'HO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
moner' In behalf Of the stat. Of Iowa hereby offer premium
rye s1ai Do.it Tor The best plan perhcA
a dTanags Of building buildings for tie lowe
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1ounc Buh and 10 be Of Sufficient capacity accommodate moi less
than Two hundred pupils the plan TO nends geeDts for bpg
warning ana Felttng ne butdng Plans opened H. fst
Monday u !uas HsG Aden Tie E1d'ngnsd Council Bluffs Iowa
TllOS OFFICER.
O. BALDWIN,
HQEH
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Gounirn RraI Estaie for 6ale.

A NEW MODERN BRICK HOUSE, with
~ ,mmlngs octA located in Newark \ j. contain
hot and cold water furnace gas &c nearly m lots
Of ground, stock Of Grapes and other % Of The mot
Portable homes be found within half hour q New YORK 20 trains
daily. Price coi onehrd may mortgage, desired.
Apply DAVID RIPLEY % Commerce st. Newark at the ad
vertisirg desk Of the Tribune oaee.
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Gouses ano farms manteo.

UUUBtB UTIU = Ut TI8 kUUIIItU.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, in New
iork or BroOkn-A gentleman with family Of wo whose bus
oompt his the CITY during the Spring and
would take ohsfge Of establishment and reasonable allowance
for the thereof Highest reference furnished Address A. g. n,
Bor No. 4.7al
WANTED, by small famiy-Four or five
ROOMS suitable for housekeeping furnished unfrnshd IN
good nghhohood Address stating couenences house &c,
d. A. Bor No l62 Tribune oGce
WANTED-By small family, neat COT
w TAGE Ia Meose Morania be moderate. Ad
dress GEO A. }. NORMAN, No Sprucest n. Y.
WANTED, with a private family, ON, or
shortly before the hrs Of MAY uniumlshel SECONDfLOOR,
ROOMS suitable for housekeeping gentleman aud
wife Address stating location accommodations and terms which
bs moderate. 4 L. ~, Boz No. I79 Tribune Once
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NOVTTS TO ADVERTTSFRS.
NOTICE-CONSULT CLAIRvOYANT, at

'TO AMATEURS of FINE ARTS.-A family
recently arrived from Europe their the West
S @ Ps part or the whole Of their small bg; select
Dow Mers, Tenus DnneT Rckout Hidebandt H0guet &c
" The Pictures all guaranteed TO DO originals seen al
No. g. Beekman-st for few DAYS only.
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rO OC1PTTALJSTS-T0 LET, on long lea

7 7
the valuable corner Land In Portland Me which the
Fox Block formerly The lot the Of Middle and hI'
changes directly opposite the Caomiouse and Post ose
valuable piece of land for business purposes IN me cy
The o 81 et inches on Middle st. and 10 et incns on
block Of has been erected on the ADJOINING OI
Excl n how demand for
storr. being the most central and desirable location IN
the civ command highest and the best class
tuan For permanent Investment this chance when
seldom oa tor l particulars address A. L. Fox Portland Maine
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
4 FINE FRUfT Farm.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION.

TWO HOURS FROM YEwYORK. on CENTRAL RAILROAD OF
MI
IS Acres ofnpove Land Dwelling 200 Fruit Trees Carriage house
Barn entirely Grounds well laid 10 Of lawn
desirable Sumner residence and will make
choice 1t win be sold at bargain A. C. DUNHAM,
a.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

E'UR SALE-HUUSE and LOT at Mount Ver-
House a BY 81 rooms Lot 80 by ITO Inqure on
the premises, Lot No. 5oi of
W. ROWLAND No 2O8 Bro.dvsv NY
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FOR SALE-In Clostcr, Bergen Co,

N,vJessf Northern Railroad mile from depo one hour
~ 10 W0, tie rest In high ttite 81
cultivation. Au, u see u re Cool house snd AZ enol
i.F, with or without stock 2iJ per Que ~ the best
homes e-.en Co. Pss,,on Arr Inquire premises u J1S y
RANDELL or oi D., sa RASDELL SAi Maaui-e;uTe No -
/. .rr NnrL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

ON tlc ralc River y m1s on NeEaTE, op0oste D,e7Iel
-An u mile Railroad Bcle,ile continuing ~ aeIcsi
mh ground cultivated With hue ganeH aPehe plenty o. rlt
oil, Gs italian Wills house hliit Of hus, very slhsaut
oom, water hrougtt stable ganien otHge
VIII be rented furnished
AZ fi,nisbr 90 Arply 10 " BANGS No tJ' Broltsny
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xj my desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE and al acres Of
od Roknd County three miles from spnng valley 80 MS
railroad from this four TIMBER p0 tniy spe uesne
mar and cherry trees abundaDce good o0ge house deghY
stuat on an emnenc beautifully shaded outbungs go climate
6l: no Express leaves Spring valley IN INC
morning. and returns evening Possession immediate sis rs
daily, from 10 10 p atChOO hbh q iiiNiii
No 20O
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4 ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARl

CUsToxHoug NxwYoRx COLLECTORS OFFICE March a. 1861
NOTICE. The Collectors and Appraisers
Departments Of the Public will the New Public
Stores 1l9 Trinity place MONDAY
April Entrance TO the Appraisers Department and Store keepers
Ohce. No "a Trinity place II. A. SMYTHE Collector.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

HO LEl-Fllst-cia ~ ,n,v iIt ~ 6t and
flowers: spacos and elegant and yard modern con'enehcs
possson April deed; With furniture SAO per year hl
d RESIDENCE Newark ~ j. Oce with real uaine reference
IA uuunle in fuui
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

DOR SALE-In Jericho, Queens Co., Long
Island tne Farm ~ l20 oomoious tg0siory and attic
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

FOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-
DbNCE With An old established store the property; situated In
the town Of Patterson the Harlem Railroad distant
60 mles Pnce b350l Apply 20 GEO BANKS No. l26
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Ccnntrn Real estate for Sale.

4 TTENTION ALL WANTING FARMS!
n hesp FARM and FRUIT LANDS Village Lots Water 0Srs f
T,rrfGng for SALE at BRCHSBURG OCEAN COUNTY, NE"-
JERSEY a mles New-York railroad 10 PHILADELPHIA
s ne oan superior al Country rolling nouh 0
bau,y and uiy Climate mild and pToyeTbial healthy wafer
pure No feyer sud sold only 70 actual eIs Oh eV
terms. Price per acre, SIS and upward
For circulars and maps address as above
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

Northern Railroad Newlok modern built nr
eJ HOUSE Has cold bath room billiard room gas
1uace aud burglar Grounds Handsomely d out containing
r l,g and GARDEN with variety of fruit trees good carriage
ons .tabe and poutry house Is high and healthy @"
within seven walk Of depot Inquire at NO. Cof
sgep plsee New.iork
New-York tribune., 1867-03-29

DOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE of
IA rooms carriage houses barn. &C. s. acres
nle from depot and u hours from New York
e.. H. OLIVER. No Beekman.st
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Thousands of Horses die yearly from collie.
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse
Liniment will positively cure every case, if
given when first taken. The cost is only one
dollar. Every owner ofa horse should have
bottle in his stable, ready for use. 1t is war
ranted superior to anything else for the cure of
Cuts, Wind Calls, Swellings, Sore Throat,
Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &c. This Lini-
ment is no new remedy. 1t has been used and
approved of for 90 years by the first horsemen
in the country. Given to an over driven horse,
it acts like magic. Orders are constantly re-
ceived from the racing stables of England fer it.
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting
fame, used it for years, ard said it is far supe-
rior to any other he has tried. Recolleet DR..
Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment is put up in
pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by the
Druggists and sadders. Depot, Sc Cortlandt
Street, New York. octlldSw4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
Or, scHENCK, THE LUNG DOCTOR

49, uSl'- s-NNnf AuE LUNG DOCTOR.
,,ss,c me proprietor OF SCHENCK's PUI,
PpoNlC oiRUF, the inventor of schenck's
nespitometer, the only instrument that can 10
respiratory organs. W 'N'
rms Is Of great importance to DIR. schenck,
VI hhoW lhe exact condition of the lungs
wneihe y, ~ u Iuberculous, Pulmonary, Bron.
en na a.surltc, or Dyspeptic Consumption,
are diseased. 80 V'N '''''
ltrequtres constant and long praotice N ha.
come familiar with every sound or rattlInS AT a
diseased bronchial tube. Patients come ~ ~
schenck TO get examined that have heen ex'
amlned by their family physician who told them
that their langs were almost Zone when Inv a
close examination with the Resprometer N ia
oitek found that II Is an affection OF the bron.
una, tubei and by getting healthy action of
the liver and tone OF the stomach, The snfIerer
Is soon restored to health Sometimes medi-
cine that viii stop a cough is certain death TO
tne patent. II locks up the liver, stems the
circulation OF the blood-hen orrhace follows.
and In fact, stopping the action of the very
organ that caused the cough
Ut. sehenck Will be professionally NJ his
rooms every week, 30 Bond street New York.
ana 10 Hanover street, Boston, from Q A, M
until 4. NJ. He gives advice free, but a thor
ough examination with the kespirometer the
SSharge ls 90. His medicines are for sale by all
druggists and dealers, also full supply al all
umes at his rooms. Price of the Pulmonic Sv
rup and seaweed Tonic, each 81 80 per bottle
OF $3.50 the half dozen Mandrake pills % cents
per Oox. GEO. GOODWIN a. co. IS Hanover
street, Agents for Boston. For sale by all drug
glsts' dec4d&wlwly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
IT'S EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.

Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renew
er. 1t is a perfect and wonderful article.
Cures badness. Makes hair grow. A better
dressing than any "oil " or "pomatum. 1"
softens brasb, dry ard wiry hair into beautiful
Silken Tresses. But, al owe ALL the great won
der is the rapidity with which it restores Gray
hair to its original colo.
The white st and worst looking hair resumes
its youthful beauty b, it, use. 1t do rot dye
the hair. but strikes at he r"ct aud J. it with
new life and coloring matt r
The first application will good !; You will
see the natural color feturni every day, and
before you know it, the old, gray, discolored ap-
pearance Of the hair will be gone, giving place
to lustrous, shining and beautiful locks
Ask for Halls Sicililn Hair Rnewer; no 9th
er articles is at all like 1t in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Govern
ment stamp over the top of the b tile Az
Others are imitati rs.
r. HALL Il co. Nashua Y. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. 42wlm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE,


This stove has again been awarded two first
premiums at our State Fair at Buffalo, one for
coal and one for wood. We are now enabled
to announce the unparalleled result of this
stove having taken The FIRST premium at the
New York State Fairs for the last six cOnsecu-
tive years, notwithstanding it has been brought
in competition with all the best stoves made in
the State, and many from other states and not
withstanding the persistent, combined and de-
termined efforts of its competitor RS to defeat it.
And its success is not alone confined TO this
State. On the 18th of September it was award
ed two first premiums at the New Jersey State
Fair, and has also been awarded the first pre-
MUM at the Pennsylvania State Fair, and has
10 take the first premium, and the premia Z,
mas taken at county fairs are too numerous to
mention. And these awards are fully endorsed
by the people throughout the country Its
name has become household word from Maine
TO California, and from the Great Lakes to the
Gulf of Mexico; aud the demand has become
SO large that notwithstanding our large and in
creased facilities for manufacturing, we are un-
able to supply the demand promptly
SHEAR, PACKARD Il CO.,
Albany, N. \,
For sale by P. S RYAN, Castleton, VT
june27dlaw&wsm
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3Harria1ts.

MITCHELL-HEwETT- this village, by
Rev. Leland Howard, on the 3lst ult., Willard
II. Mitchell and Addie E, Hewett, both of Pitts
ford, VT.
NOBLE-EDGERTON-I Rutland, Oct. 81,
by Rev. W. T. Herrick OF Clarendon, Charles
NJ. Noble of Tinmouth, and Miss Mary F. Ed
gerton of Rutland.
PRIEST-REYNOLDS- Benson, Oct. %,
by Rev. c. r. Hawley, Mr.. L. A. Priest OF Ply
mouth, and Miss E. j. Reynolds OF Benson.
LEoNARDsma1AfNgGeiGGEsRRcg n rGeqtar Rutland,
nv Rev. o. Cunningham, Mr.. John H. Leonard
of Hinesburgh, VT, to Miss Emma NJ. Angler,
daughter of Deacon Luther Angler. No Cards.
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by the Gable.
LONDON, Nov. As p. n

LONDON, Nov. As p. m.
Late dispatches have just been re-
ceived from Florence. The vote OF the
towns in the Province OF Rome was
unanimous for Italy. 1t Is now reported
In Florence that the Emperor Napoleon
requires King Victor Emanuel to expel
Garibaldi. If that is done, he (Napo-
leon) will retire.
BERLIN, Nov. 4-noon.
Count Won Bismarck says officially
to-day that the government OF Prussia
is neutral at present in the Roman
question.
LONDON, Nov. 4-noon.
1t now seems that the proposition 10
settle the Roman question by submis-
sion TO the popular vote OF the Papal
provinces was not suggested by the En-
peror Napoleon, but was the spontaneous
idea OF the Italian, the Prussiap and the
French governments.
PARIS, Nov. 4-noon.
The Paris Goniteur Of this morning
contains an suthorita'!.7e article assert.
ina that on the 1st ofNovember NJ Mon
sitter dispatched note TO the French
charge d affairs at Florence, in which
he said that the Italian advance into the
Papal territories was Il violation Of law
and treaty. The Emperor Napoleon, NJ.
Moustier continues, will not approve it
by word or sign, and asks an explana-
ton OF Italy.
There are only two French regiments
in Rome. Large bodies of troops are
continually leaving Toulon for Civita
yecchia. The Papal forces will assume
the offensive Immediately.
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From Washington.

" AShANuASHs NOf' L.
A. J. Walker, to-day, on behalf of
Joseph Fl. Bradley, Jr., filed his answer
to the rule laid upon him by the District
Supreme Court last week, to show cause
why his name should not be erased from
the roll OF Attorneys in the Court. 1t is
supposed that the paper will be consid-
cred in the Chambers, when the court
will determine what course it will take
in the matter. The answer Is to the
effect that the action of Judge Fisher in
directing Mr., Bradley's name to be taken
of the roll as practitioner at the bar,
was based on misapprehension of all
facts in the case. That 8 regular term
OF the court to adjourn having passed
by. The language used by the respond
emit upon hearing the decision of the
court, did not technically come under
the definition of contempt. That the
letter written to Judge Fisher and
delivered by the respondent to him, was
not q challenge. That If the court is in
doab: as to the correctness OF those and
other statements, an opportunity is
asked for the respondent to produce to
substantiste them such evidence to be
submitted to the court before rendering
its decision.
The receipts from Internal revenue
to-day were s2,067 900. All mutilated
mutual bank notes sent to the Office of
the Comptroller Of Currency for destruc-
ton and exchanged for notes, should be
in packages of five hundred dollars, and
should in all cases be cancelled before
sending by cutting out the signatures of
| the officers, otherwise the notes will be
returned at the expense OF the bank for
cancellation.
There are no indications Of an imme-
date appointment of solicitor of Inter
nal revenue bureau. Applications for
the position are few in number, the most
prominent probably being that Of Mr..
Stoanaker late collector of Internal
revenue for first Pennsylvania district
The probability is that the appointment
will be made from the western section
Of the country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
LADIES' NOTICE. DIR. C. A. HILL,

Professor of the Diseases Of Women and Vice
President of the American College of Physi-
clans, No. as Howard street, Boston, treats
with pei feet success all Female Complaints.
DR.. Hill has treated more cases in Female COM
pl aints than any other Physician in the coun.
Try; and it is well known that those who place
themselves under his care can religiously con-
fide in his honor as a gentleman, and can con-
fdently rely upon his skill as aphysician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. H. has separate rooms for ladies, and all
consultations, day and evening, are strictly
private.
Office open on Sundays.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
YOUNG MEN, who, by INDUCING in secret
habits, have contracted that soul-subduing,
mind-p trating, body, destroying welcome
which fills our lunatic asylums, and fills to re-
pletion the wards of our hospitals-should con-
suit Dr. II. without delay,
No mercury used and a sure cure warranted.
sept27d&w1y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07
AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BROWNS yERMIFUGE CoMFITs

Or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness, undoubted.
iy with children and adults, attributed to other
causes, Is occasioned by worms. The "vermi-
fuge Comflts, although effectual in destroying
worms, can do no possible injury TO the most
delicate child. This valuable combination has
been successfully used by physicians, and found
to be safe and sure in Graduating worms, so
hurtful TO children. f.......
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require i'm
mediate attention, as neglect of the trouble Oft
en- causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach
and bowels caase irritation, which can be
removed only by the use OF sure remedy.
The combination of ingredients used in making
Browns "Vermifuge Commits" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS q BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines, at 25 cents a
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