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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

SUPREME COURT In the Supreme
Court for the County of Chittendcn the
following cases were tried on Thursday
Peter st. Martin & Co. Q. Samuel z.
Thrasher was finished. j. French and l..
l.. Lawrence for plaintiffs Hard & Shaw
for defendants -
Roswell b. Fay r. " ifftiiam b. Munson.
This is an action on the case to recover
damages for the neglect of the defendant
in not keeping certain hay which he as
sheriff attached on writ in favor of the
plaintiff against Richmond Preston and
+. ID. Wilcox. jeremiah French for plain
tiff r. S. Taft for defendant.
John and Charles H. Brown o. Eben-
ezer 5. Mudgett was argued by L. T. Will
bur for plaintiffs and by NJ o. Heath for
defendant. The action is on book TO re-
cover merchandise furnished by plaintiffs
to defendants wife
State Q. the town of Jericho. This is an
indictment for not building q road laid
out by committee appointed by the
County Court. Argued by L. B. Engles-
by for the State, and by L. F. Wilbur and
E. r. Hard for the respondent.
Edward Flannery e. Thomas B. Hink-
son was argued by s II. Davis for the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Toh plsrtsFs or rur THEotT AND LuNds,
sJDu n tuUCHs, Coins. WHoorING
toUGH, BEoNCWrIs, ASTHMA
AND tuNST MILTON.


Probably never before IN the whole history Of
uD,l1ue, lass any tAlug won widely and 50 deeply
lIon the Cuundsuoe Of mankind, as this excellent
Umody for pulmonary complaints. Through
ong series ui years, ami ,lu6ng most ot the races
4 men u has risen higher and higher IN their esti-
nation, As il has become better known. Its UNI
orm character and pswcr 70 cure the yarlou. aftec
ions Of the lunps and throat, have made IL known
: a reliable protector against them. While
daprd 70 milder forms OF disease and 10 young
hildrsn. 1t i-at the same time the most efiectual
emcdy that can be- gwen iur ncipient consump-
ION, and the dangerous affections OF the throat
ma lungs, As provision against sudden attacks
I GROUP, il should BE- kept on hand in every
Hmily, aud indeed as nj arc sometimes subject 10
ODDS ami coughs, all should be provided with tins
.nti lO'c ioy them.
Although settled CONSUMPTION IL thought
nCurable, still great numbers OF cases where the
u~casc seemed settled, have been competely eured,
md ihcpafieut restored 10 found health by the
sHERlN PICTORIAL. - complete is its mas
cry over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat,
hat the most obstinate OF them yield TO IT. Whom
l1thing else could reach them, under the CHERRY
lECroRAL they 4ubside and disappear.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find
meat protection nom il.
ASTHMA Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
BRONCHITIS Is generally cured by taking the
HERRT PECToHAL IN small and frequent doses.
- generally are H. virtues known that we need
lut publish tie certificates Of them here or do
more than assalv tEp public that lis qualities ars
fully maintained
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

AMI hClng AlFdld OF ularuaN-g the Is |
tramans by leyying tax uon them,
they were compelled TO sell foL of the |
first ilucks in Spain, which had lgn con.
f,eatod in consequence of the PROTECTORS
Joining the French, These wei the
paular previously owned by the fnee
Of Pcace-the Negrotti, previously ON Cd |
ly the Condo del Campo de Alange-te
Agucirl,, which had been owned by n
Condo vi the same name, and the Nom
tarco, owned by the Condo de Montarc",
snd were such sheep as loould not have
hc,u got ont ot Spain, had il not been for
the invasion of the French and the dis
traetcl state Of the country growing out
ri that invasion. When the Junta sold,
il WA, upQn the express condition Of their
granting licenses "a carry them out II the
Kingdom. Four thousand of the Paular
lesk were sent 10 England for the King
audCol puWuic,a Scotch officer in the Brit
i.h service, Tut who then held the rank
of General IN the Spanish service, and |
purchased the remainder of the flock, be-
tween three and four thousand more /,
and Of this purchase | took fourteen hun
drel, and he sent the test 10 Scotland, with
' ., M o., -, ,b;. coun,ry. Sir
- ~. -, ,.,,r,.hascI Tho Nr,yr,,,i
y, W., ,,,,,n :, F,gland with The
sx,cptmu f about a hundred | got out OF
A.s flock after they reached Lisbon
purchased about seventeen hundred Of
the Aguoirras flock Of the Junta, and the
~. ~, al 49,. ,m,,b, Lv !,
- - u -, - 49,,
-. "'',' . - hS -. - -" ~,
'''I''' - -.
! ,ani,..'l..' >nn 49,
-, a,, - -. -, rn6 $50,
'.i ',,.', A. - nS ~ ~
..l...., nm, ~. ..',, :, W-;.cassc, AMI
,l.'r,r.,l ,oo IN R,.t,p and N,wbnry.
500, ,np u, M Ynrk 35O :, Pbu,del.
tl.. 5,n,, R,l,i,nor. IDn IN Nrvandria
. d .,.., D.. \.r,.lt -,.3 E;,l,n,,,1 r.
H. .l..-. y.l;.I ! .I;H,'J - ,Lr T-rite1
........-.... ,.,. inv, a.,..,,,t ,b.r.. VIZ,
.trl. ..f tt.. G,.l.t,,,,. al ,nrcl..s3
s... .,t.... .,l ,',s tub ar ,br,. hundrsJ
- d.. .,l.r al IA i,,. -, Dnu,,,;o
f.:.....I ia II y a.. ~
.-Hgh. -muuud bv others. about ;, 900 were
-.u' 90 Boston. Providence. New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and Savannah.
H.. Gaul.,uuIs-. Paular~ and Montarco,
which Won. shipped to Boston 10y others,
weru isr the account Of Gorham Parsons,
- H. IA -. ~ -.
a. ~ = - ~ ,.nm w
a. ''' ''''~'. l"i - 80 S''' ''is
'a. ualg Ltuur>a Tra,humantes, If We in
Tad. G.p. Humphrey, and Chancellor
L.t.a--'ws which | have no doubt
wer. ut the same stock, that were ever
slapped ,g the United States, Badajo~ i,
.Ht Il little over 100 mile, from Lisbon.
and ull th, ,herp purchased there or in
..At vicinity were shipped from Lisbon.
ua, then consul there, and from my Of
t-r WA. accurately acquainted with all
2 r. i lHrun-lt. - cert ti,4fps uf tr1',nrty
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
THE RUTLAND HERALD
MONDAY, JANUARY 49, 1850.
.,,., oS ,ne late Hon. William
Jarvis, on he History OF "er'no
sheep.

sheep.
A. the request Of many Of our Agricul'
,ural readers and friends, We rcpublish
the following letter OF the late Consul
William Jarvis OF Weathcr,fold, on the
importation OF Morino Sheep into this
country. Although ii may NOT lroye Of
interest to all our readers, yet its umpor-
tance and historical narrative justify 't-
publication for the benefit of q large elias
who are immediately interested ia the
subject Mr. Jarvis published tn letter
in reply to some statements OF writer IN
tho Albany Cult,yator and IN his letter
communicating il tothc Boston Cultiatar,
in which it was originally published,
March "a, 1874, writes; II have been
/. Obliged 10 enter into much detail, in
which il comprised a correct account of
their first introduction inta the United
States; ~ this may be- an object Of soma
I. interest hereafter from il. having laid the
foundation OF the Wool Growing business
and the WOODEN Manufacture, IN our
country" 'TLf. document l. ,..Iu.ti. Z,
a,,r - -, -, -
.''''''' VIM ar '''-"-'' go.
growing, ana We believe lh'' ny Nl'"'"'-
ing the letter the subject will gain ucw
Interest in tho community The hitter
was originally addry--el Go L. u Gregory
Of MiddIrhury, under da,c ~ I.nlasry
a., 1sli
,.., ',.
:, H ,-', =" l" ''t'f 8" your ..'''' ''
'.'' ''''" '"''y =, i''s,lS- "'. 10 qua
III s'''u"N w w t"' 'i5'' n' 'i'''h' ''itI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

contraction Hill An amendment was
offered as a sop Ia TIA, eou,ractiouist,, pro-
hihitiug any further imitation If the cur
Tenol, but it was reie,tri; yea, Il, nays
80, This Was AN astounding vote, 1t does
not exactly mvasur, the strength Of iutla-
nou in the Senate, as "a lew senators we're
opposed to any amendments to the hill,
but u clearly indicate, that the opponent.
II any contraction at any future time are
largely in the majority,
-Gcn Meade is evidently going to take
a different course In hi, military depart
mui' from that pursued by Gen, Pope
H. has infonncd the Georgia convention
that ho viii remove the objections in the
Way II il, pay, and la, given Gen, Grant
tUuutcr7taUd that he witt gladly listen
'nruummcndatiou from him ia reference
TO h- prorccdure, The President and the
mryllgcuccr are in trouble in cousc-
qu.m~ Moalg would hr removed ii the
Pm, ,cut darrd, AMI mc, If his creature,
pat BE hi, place
Neither the financial debate in the
Seuatc, nor thu Kentucky election ia the
House, were Very interesting 10 those who
posed Friday in the galleries Of Congress,
mt when tho question ot whi,kcy meters
Ri- up, rryyrl representative, INDUCED
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

VERMONT FARMERS IN TTNAs-A
writer in d Houston Texas journal
speaking Of the future which il before The
vast and fertile extent of Texas, is in
clincd TO discourage the exclusive or too
extensive cultivation OF cotton. He state,
that six vessels recently brought to that
State, by way Of the Gulf, great mum
Der of German immigrants, who purpos
to become agriculturists and employ
thcmselves'in farming; and congratulate.
the country on the number of men from
Vermont who have gone there with i'm
proved specimens OF cattle, for The pur-
pose of rearing herds on the rich prairie,
and pasturages Of that region.
WOODSTOCK RAuRoAD-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of tn,
Woodstock Railroad, held At Woodstock
on Wednesday, Jan. $, tho following di-
rcctors were elected
Peter T. Washburne
Thomas +. Powers
Albert G. Dewey.
Charles Dana.
Francis W. Clark.
Lewis Pratt.
Frank y. BILLINGS.
Charles 5. Raymond.
Otis Chamberlain.
At subsequent meeting Of the direct
ors, Gen. Washburnc was elected Presi-
dent; Luther O Greene, Clerk $. f Mum
ger, Treasurer; and Hosea Doton, Engi-
nccr.
The Standard says We indulge the
hope, and not without reason. that the
next annual meeting Of the company will
see its road far along towards completion
There certainly seems to be no abatement
IF the determination to succeed, either on
the part Of the stockholders OF the direct
1rS.
CABoT.-At fhe annual meeting of the
village of Cabot, the fourth Monday il
December, the following officers vert
elected for the ensuing year: J. ?. Lam
son, moderator; c. B. Putnam, clerk; j.
c. Harvey, treasurer Roswell Laird
collector j. Brown, Orrin' Heath, F.
Whittier, ID, 7. II. Lance, j. A. Earring
ton, trustees J. c. Harvey, J. r. Tillcy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

CIHSumE RuLRoAp,-Thc report vi
the Cheshire Railroad shows the increase
Of not earnings over last year is S2i,353,-
-, and this notwithstanding $1,000 paid
tor the machine shops and engine house,
and all other necessary expenses and in
tcrcst ON bonded debt Tho entire net
earnings for 1855, arr $SS, 1925 against
$G4, 4i3,2i for 1866, ..:
The Directors AT meeting held Dec,
- declared a dividend OF 81 share free
Of government tax, and payable January
lG, 1868.
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plaintiff and by Ierrmiah Fr',,rh ftr size
defendant Tlj- i, ,u urtiun ~ eo,eIirut
broken
Harvey Guest e. Hsmptou L. story.
This j. Am artion Of general a-,umps,t
The case was not finished when the court
adjourned for the day. L. l., Lawrmee
and r. II, start for plaintiff; Hand and
shaw ior defendant,
FRIDAY.
Harvey Groot g Hampton l.. Story was
flushed this morning
Camlmc Page C. h, j. lIciucl~rg Til.
is an action Of cieetmcnt 10 recover pos
session Of the premises in Burlington, for
mcrly occupied by the Vermont Central
Railroad "a, a track for depot grounds
W c, French and Wales X Tut ior the
plaintiff; FL rhel,, and Jeremiah Frenrh
for the dytudant
The last ease heard Ma, Jam,, \ Shgll
9, The Troy \ Boston Railroad Company.
Thi, is an action oi assnnp-it Ia rcovrr
damam,, for thenpn.pcrformaucc oi ii yul,,
tract b, The doftndan, To carry the plan.
tin from Boston 10 Troy, Argued by Rus
sell 5, Taft for tho plaintiff, and1y T. J.
Phelps and W, e. nm,nu for IA, aef.ul-
ant.
On motion Of r, ; TAFT, and on the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

BALLs.-The first ANNA! ball Of the
Clipper Base Ball Club will be holden at
the Town Hall, Castlcton, on Wednesday
evening, January 22d.
Opening Ball at c. W, l.. G4ry's
Hall, Londonderry, Vt, on Wednesday
evening, January 22d. Music, Holdcn's
fall band.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
AYERS AGUE CURE,

FoR FTyEr AID AGrE, INTERMITTENT FEVER,
CHILL tIyER, BENITTTNr FrvER, Dunn
tGUE, PERIODICAL OR BILIOUS EEvEI,
SC, AND lNpTED ALL rHF AFFECTIONS
WHICH ARISE FROM MALARIoUs,
MARSH, OR lilAsAIATlC rulsoSs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16


eutrI Mr. Commissioner Rolliu, Of ali
responsibility for the non-coll,ctipn Of
I,.,...., M, -..;r;,- .,,j l,. lou.,,
~N''N '"'' '''''' l''"'' ''c commit
."' 10y dishonest officials appointed by
I Andrew Iuhu-lu. who >uN"r, his policy
4ol .rri5, ,b,r..l,..
I'm. .i,.,,,,- ,,.,,>-r pI...,, III,
n -, -.
'',' I"l''''"''''' WV '"'S'"!
Allied "Nlls' Secretary "i Stat" tor the
I lurump.s In tl.rrlaim uf C,utain Perkins.
.-.t,.-. "A ~, ..n
l'l,
"'h'' 10y T." Secretary VIII show says
/ Tribune correspondent. that just before
he termination uf the Cumrm war, II
". P,rkin. d.. v-,r.c.t,r Mass ,,rnnoscd
,.L. D. y, I... VI
''','' '''''.'', '''','' '' " ,'''''''I
CON 1" Iur''I,h Nial-I''d OF powder ana
rifles for n" a~c of the Russian army.
The ~-adorrefyrrcd him tuan accred-
tied agent, who contracted with Captain
P.rkin. i,r .,g,,u,,i,;.,,, aud arms valued
c,on. nn, !,
VIZ i's" '' ~ ''''''"-
oahd oil war freight and all expenses To
be borne by Perkins, who was to charge
100 Der cent. unfit in consideration NJ the
Do'''h i'''oor ana tie arms IN process OF
.ranshIpment when peace was declared.
The Russian agent then declined any
mrtLrr artion in tho business and threw
l,.. ,,r,,..r,,- ..., L.. h.u3. .fp.nl;..
'''' 80. ''''','' -" 49,
"h" afterwards Put IN claim Tor S"'o'-
~" rs has due The russian govern
ment having declined payment, the widow
II Captain Perkins. who died in poverty,
asks tha, the amount. Of hi, claim be de-
luc,cl from tn. s,,m =, l,.. maid for Wal
gu,
r,,.,... ......,.4
49, ''N' Co. '''''.'',''' ',',''''' ,'''.'''''
Lennon was arrested IN DuhiIh ffla.y'
and 1t Is claimed that he was the leader
II the outbreak which occurred at Talla-
CHAT las; spring. Mr.. Pisgott. editor OF
the Irishman in Dublin. who wa, CHARGED
with publisLina, 1.].,Io,,s md edition. A.
..., ,,., '''''"'' H''', A''' ioi
"'"I Al ti' clerks IN the telegraph Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

AGRICULTURAL.-At the annual meet
Of the Orange County Agricultural So
ciety held at Bradford on Wednesday
January sth, the following officers were
elected R. H. Hyde, Chelsea, Presi-
dent; Nathan Taplin, II. b Stevens.
Bradford, Nice-Presidents; Aaron Davis.
Chelsea, Treasurer; A s. Corliss, Corinth;
Secretary, with board of managers
Of one from each town in the county.
IRE WEATHERSEIELD MURDERER-
The Windsor Journal, in speaking OF the
Ascutneyyille murder. remarks: There
have been numerous inquiries concerning
the ease Of Miller, the Ascutucyvillc muir
derer. The facts seem to be these: The
case was presented to the grand Jury at
the present term, and after patient and
searching investigation, IA. true bill' was
found, and the indictment drawn bv the
proper officer. But upon a careful exam
nation of the indictment, it was found Ia
be defective, and it was not deemed pru-
dent to arraign the prisoner and have him
plead thereto. The indictment was sub
in the same form as the com
pia'nt used before the Justice, therefore
no special blame can be attached to the
present States attorney. The prisoner is
confined in Rutland jnil, and has not been
brought 10 Woodstock during the term.
Tic case will rest until the May term,
when, it is reI.rlasi,.. iaas..t special panel
Of gr'nld ial (Nill be summoned, and a
new indlI snt framed. In the mean
time. tl~pSlic can ycst assured that the
prisoner will be securely confined.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Corn is abundant in Texas at from 30
to 35 cents
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAIL
RoAD.-The twenty-fourth annual report
Of the directors of this road is published,
and from it we learn that the gross earn
ingS for the year ending Nov. Both, 1861,
are the largest Of any year since the road
went into operation, although, owing to
the large expenditures during the year,
the net earnings are small Besides IA
large amount expended for permanent i'm
provements, the Company's loss by the
Mortified tornado, on the eth ii June,
was nearly $4,000. \ contract has been
made with the Connecticut River Rail
road. by which that road will run all
their trains over the ten miles of tho Yer
mont & Massachusetts, road between Brat
ueuoro and South Vernon. The gross
earnings of the road have more than dou-
bled during the past five years, and upon
the completion OF the Hoosac Tunnel the
profits As well as the importance Of the
road will, it is expected, be increased in q
still greater ratio.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

PATENTS, Patents were issued To Yer
montcrs for the week ending January 'th,
As follows;
Samuel II. SwaseY of MorristoHn. for
improvement in barrel churs,
Virgil W, blanchard of Bridgeport, Tor
baggage check Antcdutcd January ,,
LISTS
George W, Wheeler aud George V,
Allen OF Hartford Tor improvement in
water wheels.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

PERsoNAI~-At the third anniversary
Of the Veterans Union of New llamp-
shire, held At Concord, January sth, W. II.
Johnson, Esq" Of Bellows Falls, was
elected AN honorary member of that as-o-
citation,
Col Daniel Necdham is chairman of
the committee on Agriculture, and is also
member Of the committee ION parishes
and religious societies" in the Ma>sachu-
sets Senate
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Local aud state Items.

GREEN MOUNTAIN ENCNMrMESr No,
|, |, o, oF o, F,-The following officers
Of Green Mountain Eucammnent M, |, ut
Burlington, were elected at heir last
scmi-annual meeting
G. P.-B, 5. Miles,
H. P,-J, \. Forkoy
:, W,-O, + Bostwick,
}, WI ], Flanagan,
Scribc-M, O'Neil,
Trcasurer-H, Burnett
G.-P d, Rallou,
Sentinel-W, b. Roberts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-12
MAXEY'S
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed'B tton
PATENTED THE1sT DAY or JANUARY, 1852.
LETTERS No II 500

This is superior to all other Spring Bed Bottom.
yet produced, and a Few ef the advantages are .,
fellows:
1 Tire pressure on the Springs y even and there
l. sasgipg bagging down Of any part, while tbs
full elasticity remains.
q There is giving way Of any part. because il /:
stayed at sides well as ends
.. 1t is adjustableto any sized bed, with or with
out additional Stats.
T. Anv mechanic can make one, or any common
farmer who tools for farm purposes, can
readily make or adjust one
5. They cliea."r than Tny SPRING Bottom
known, and materials to make hem can be procured
ia any country town
s. They .reiigster than any other Spring Bottom,
and can readily he made to sustain a light
weight or heavy weight, without, being too stif or
timber.
!. They are more durable thaa any other Bed
Bottom known.
Cali and examine them-try them, and you viii
aevsr use any other
The Patentce. Nathan Nancy, IF Plymouth.
Indiana, has his head quarters ". ID. Dickson
Hardware store, ID door, ris>. hand side up
stairs. who will sell Bel Be;ioms or Territory to
persons that may wish to purchase, AMI where may
lie seen = sample Red Bottom.
CERTIFICATE.
Eebave had occasion TO examine and try the
above Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all illat is
claimed for il by tho Inventor:
CHARLES PALMER. Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Dealer,
TH0s. MCDONALD. TX Auditor.
JOHN ". HoCGUTOS, Recorder,
DAVID II W. Sheriff II. Co.,
c. H. REEVE. Atty,
N. G. THAYER. Com. Merchant,
SAM BECKER. Merchants,
=. BROwNLEE. Merchant,
J. W. BENSETT, NJ. ID.
I'D. GRAY. VI. ID.
IL. BACKUS. NJ u.
A. C. CAPRoN, AIRY,
~. ylNALI., VI. II,
r. A. BORTON.
ii. B. DICKSON. Merchant,
T.. p LESLIE. VI. u.
j. MATrINGLY. Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-12
Che rRspnblieau.
One Dear Smile.


Couldst thou look as dear as when
First sighed for thee;
Couldst thou make me feel again
Every wish breathed thee then,
Oh how blissful life would be.
Hopes, that now beguiling leave me,
Joys, that lie in slumber cold.
All wo'd wake, co'dst thou but give me
One dear smile. like those of old.
Oh, there's nothing left me now,
But to mourn th, past;
Vain was every ardent vow
Never yet did Heaven allow
Love SO warm, soswill, to last
Not even hope could now deceive me-
Life itself looks dark and cold;
Oh. thou never more canst give me
One dear smile ike those Of old.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-12

Far surprising those produced ~ the waters o
..t that famous spring.
Lawyers, doctors. statesmen. whose heads were
bald. have said 1t constitutional. rather he
rc'litary. Let word to the hereditary bald
ness withoCt entering into an extended argunrers
The brain j. the machine which runs the human svs.
tenn AMI where will povor fgs the plr-no.,gi~t call
it) or frmne Together with largo pf Lr.,ia
are both largely developed, this character does
let the world move him, he moves the world. lfa
merchan; his feet planted ON the five continents
II sic giol - IL his isst-iYrss Is map Down f orls
OF upper worlds, be finds and undiscovered
worlds for investigation: or, as the poet drags all
the horrors Of sul'liniifes of the Imagination in
thyme lafrc your vision. Such may
have days sickness from tire efsdFe 70 the torrA
still there is always slnmhering fire. kept alive 10y
action Of tise brain. and unless the person my
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-12
LOTTO

t. keep the hair h~nl5ly, he il certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish - seq tlli heads look at the
ce-sfl II wyrrs doctors statesman. ri~svfsan' hank
er.. &. ic has given every moment OF his time aud
thoughts to his ir fs>icn. and not thought a
hair. On ikc other hand. ifthe mans development
dAes not prompt bi-i tn be- first in tho worlds dra-
ma. bat rather remain az the tail rni If everything.
such mn never laid ithnut train foyer or
some offer Frustrating sickness brings the hair out.
The two characters Described can lr fpunl liz almost
every fsm.ly-fhe children of ono father. Is bald
ness then hrrAii'aD. Chemists have prepared arti-
clos fir the hair un'il there sAlc for IL asd
then like chameleon change its color and name sa1
~ II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-11-12
Great Discoyerv.

IL has long been claimed that &c we knew it, there
would I've an herb, or combination Of herbs roots
and b Tks thst would all the ills human flesh is
heir To. DIR. Nishlcr. with fex OF his professional
friends have kept this idea constantly in view and
hbored EARNESTLY and perspveringly for years to nd
this most desirable treasure Though they have not
found an instant cure for all complaints they have
nevertheless discovered remedy. which, rs yet has
never failed In curing Chis and Fover, Dyspepsia
aud all diseases arising from any impurity IF the
blood or disarrangrment ofthc digestive organs, in-
Gliding Liver Complaint, Co1gbs. Colds. Sick Head
ache Neuralgia. Nervousness, General Debility and
all affections Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs
This great discovery. in honor of the indie fatig s
labors Of DR.. Il. Mishler Is called Mishler's Herb
Bitters and Whenever introduced takes the place of
Quinine and the host of other remedies hereto
fore for the complaints mentioned above.
Sold by all Druggists aud General Dealers.
repaired solely bv DR.. = d. HRrMi CO.
Successors to DIR. ID. MISHLER, Lancaster, Penna
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