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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16
THE FEVER AND Aaur SEASON.

When the leaves begin to change, remittent end
intermittent fsvers make their Appearance. FrUm
the surface Of the earth, bathsd nighey In hssvy
dews, from marshes and svamps susohASgsd viii
moisture, from the dying foliage a IL woods,
from fostering pools and sluegish STREAMS. IL sun
Of September evolves clouds Of. miasma'ie vapos
periio, 70 to health and life. The boiy, deprived
BY the burning temperature OF July and August
Of much Of its vigor add elasticity, " not In .
proper plight to resist malaria and hsace al dis
eases that are produced By depraved condition
Of the stmo,phsre are particularly prevalent In
the Fall.
There IL no reason Why the health a thousanda
Of people should be thus sacrificed. A prspasa-
TRY course Of aOsrEi TEk'S sTONACH BIT.
TIERS is q certain projection against the epsdem.
les and edemics which Autumn brings in ~
train. Let all dweliers in unhealthy Localities
lisbl. to such sisltatious give he'd 20 The wsrn-
ing and advice convey ed IN his advsEta.emsOt
and they may bid d-6 snc. 70 the Soul exhAist' a
.o ss~n z sSs LAND
should be without this invalasbse exhilassnt and
invlgor mt 1T any period 0f the year, but sspe-
ciaily In IN Fsn II II nat safe TO 20 S0'th into
The chill, ni-ty stm0aphsgo Of the Sepee06a1
morning or evening with The stomach untRsadsd
by tsn,c. and OF ali the tonics wh,eb me iical
ch. m-try IS yet gwen 10 the world, HOST Z E.
En'S BIT rEkS arc adm'tted 10 he tAs pnTose
the most wholesome, and the most bsnsfhcaai.
Let all Who d-swe 20 esrap. the h'llious a.tacis
rIrrEhs 1T iea-t t~sce . day throughout ths
preseut ssa<on. Il - - wholesome - t v tnlAl-
liable Look 70 the Trademark. g HOSTETTEkt
STOMACH BIT ERS." engraved on the labe
amp covering the cork, - counterieits and imi.
tstlOpn ab ,und.
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WHAT ARE

rHEY AXE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of pssor kam, WHISKY. Proof SPIRITS and
refuse Lou n. dos4ored. -pinrd- and sw-e'sn-d
a plss>e the taste, called 'fonic-. Arp az~r-,
kestorers,' &C.. that lad the ns pier drink
-nnr~ and rum, but sr~ trus Mo- iciiI.s. IBAds
rum the Ma i've kost and ber's Of fAliioTnis
IRE from all Alcoholic rtsmnIasfs They sre me
Great blnon Purifier and is,e-snvIng Ir'n.iple .
.erf-ct k~novxba aid Ipviea .for OF IN n,.-
em. Carrying OF Ill rrsironsus l,stf-r. and re-oT
ing the biosrd 80 = hs-stby c,udifhsn No p-rsn
an tsAe thee buc ~ ordipx 20 dir-ct..ns
I'D remain long unv-al. tloo ~il Ia pisen ior
destroyed by mID~s al 20 ron- or Other uez,r. end
b. vital organs wasted bryobd rbe D ant VI re-
par.
ror infammatory and chronic rheumaii-sn,
md eou dy,p-IssiA. ibnise siaoii. b'lOus. br-
mittenf. and IN; ermrff- Mt levers d'sea1p Of the
have BEEN most rusnes.fu'- sDs n dir-es4r
an-ed ny vif'aied blood, which 8 generally pro-
,iueed ny derans~m-rt OF the digestive srxzDs
Cleanse tire vriafed t1ssd ~h.neser yuu find
,ts impurities burning through the KIN m y m
Dies, eruptioDs- ror-s ci-an.e u wbsD ya.G
ind IL oh-truct-d nDd slug lib M TIE y.D-.
-l~sDse IL when n 10 fsu, ana your feel nss sill
81 you shen. Keep the blood healthy. AID all
all be ell
These Bitt-rs are not q sild-d nil, o. delight
ration- conpssed OF the besf vr. table inTrrd,ufs
<powp.
They are an alters'ive. tonic oiurstic sedsiiT,.
diaphoref,c. ano gentle pu,gsfiye.
"1be life Of all hrsh lie the blsod tbers-i -
Purity the b'od. and the health Of The wb'ae
SYST. 10 VII TO lo~.
d. h. MCDONALD. J. WALKER. 4 Co,
Popriefors.
>an frz1cisco and hacrem. MO, Cs'lts Bts, and
81 AMI "a Commerce ST.. lcsnm.Ice. .bvrt street
runnir z from Blesk-r TO bsIroxl NY.
soad by all Druggists and oeaier--
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COMFORT AND BLISS, OR PAIN AND
AGONY.

DR.. Tobias' Cslsbratsd vsvstiaa Hnimsnt
whose wonderful cures, sure and instantansoua
action, In cases u Chronic Rhsumatiso, Head.
ache. Toothache, Group. Cuts, DuE.s, Ceaas
Dyseutery. eto-, have astsaiaAed ths dyihs,d
world, y no n.v estahpsany; bstAa artiols thaa
has stood the test of twenty-five yea1. Ths
enormous sale and rspsdly hersasing d<nasd /.
It ones the sarsst svsdenss q IT, ussfulneu sad
popularity. Ne 1Aa1ls ssea1A - vtsAuas . hse.
tie n the heuas. HUNDREDS a doalan "a na,v
houn Of sussring may b saved By IT, hns,y
use.
Colo. Crsmp. and Dyssntsy, yisld as saae q
tt pean-curssavs psupesso. Il y pssssssly inno-
cent. and can b gtvsa 70 the eadsue psrsoa a
youngest child. No natter Il yos have 70 eoaa-
dsnos N Potent Assiuinas-ssy tie. "a -,
VIII b sure to boy s0aa,. snd rsossnsnA n ~
friends. Handseds e Phydciaas sssuanssd Il
In thar psaeesss.
Sold b ths psutgb = sad eeusksspsu. -.
Rtssy 0seS - o. Ds1ae. DsesA ~ ~
Sss's 80" ss@ tatu7fr. esUee-1Avia
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This year they
will reach

~The Incr ease Of paper would be still greater
but for the want Of mill capacity, which will b.
remedied the coming year.
THE FLOOD OF VISITORS TO.sT. PAUL
the present year, from the Southern and
Eastern States, has been greater than ever
before since the war Our hotels have
b. sen crowded, and thousands have ar
anged for accommodations in boarding
houses, of which there are here (as at
Saratoga) large number, kept in ex-
cellent style, and at reasonable prices.
Aside from the immigrants-whioh this
year can be numbered by the hundreds Of
thousands-we have large parties Of
pleasure seekers, for excitement sport
and investment; and thousands of in
valids, ranging from five to seventy years
of age. Among the invalids are some in
the incipient stages of consumption, while
others are brought of from the steamers
in dying condition. OF the former. all
recover but the latter, many Of them
arrive only in time to realize that they
had too long trusted to the recuperative
and healing efBeot Of poisonous drugs on
diseased lungs. SO sure and positive
IL
THE HEALING POWER or PURE AIR,
it may safely be said that fully one-third
OF al our old citizens came to reside in
st. Psnl either for their own health, or
that Of soms sf member OF their fa0-
ny. With the latter slaas, cen b nunr
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A meeting Of ths Dirseaoes a ths b.
ciety vas hsA 1t TIE AnsEiesn Hossi
Monday evening, ct which II ~ vcesd
that grataity b awarded ios Dutch at.
tie, If the animals o. sxhibitioa AZ 1Osnd
msritorious. Gsosgs Osmpbsll, r eaa-
ford and J. ". Oolburn were sppointsd .
COMMITTEES On TIN elasa Il was also
voted that there b three olassss of pota-
toes, early, middling and hate. and that
the committee on vegetables b instructed
70 award three premium diplomas on ssid
classes. Also that premiums b offered
for Matched Horses, for speed, Of go, e0O
and go. z. Hammond, John Gregory
and H. q. Root, were appointed the COM
mittse In this class. In accordance with
q resolution passed BY them, draft horses
arc TO be entered and exhibited in the
class with horses Of all work.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the
Great CITY

A work d-rcr,priye of n. virr..-- AIso 1- Vices
be Mysteries, Aneries and Grimes Of New York
Try.
II you wish 20 know how perfumes sr- made
md k.t in . day; hov shr-vd Mon rr- ru'D-d
IN Wall rtyeef; hos etrnnx. m ase In1I-a By
haTprn; h"w Mins~aerp snd Me-rhsn's are
pi.-knaDed boz Dance Halls AID Coss.r- ss-
icons managed; b"w Gsmbtn bou-@- and
Lotteries are oDducfed; bow sorb xDd Oil
Companies orgiD.s~ and 20. the huhb'-s surst.
cad TINS VIA. l. contains IS en- snsrsrinss,
Ellis all about the My.t n.- c. NEE at Neg
York. and u the rpsciest and Cheapest vorh pub
ltahod.
ONLY s. so PER COPY.
Agents are m-%t"g with unpr.cedenfed sue
He-s. One in Ma. ID rs.uxh. Mass r~p1-s 80
sb-cs1bers In . day. One In Ner den. a.. 6s N
wo days. fend for irrulaIs and sp--in.n
pages ~ the vsrk. Add,e~ JONer FRfs1 H.
EkS CO.. is3 wsshi' s'on ~, Boston. Mass
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FRIGHrYJL DDvDLOP1pU1S.
At last sAs psopas hAvs ~ ~ A2snnseen
their hais," thas hsis 1gO ioS0s6DSe1 -
aossaAs q lsad 81 otAse astalln saAD - n
MuRpEROus P11RA1AIIossA fles
whsn they - ~ nstai,is sseiAsaA g ~ ~
ton Of the bota,es, ~ knev thas - >isonseno
stuff u literally thisksnsd WITH yslssa. NJ
ash, Therefore, Sor . ,ea"
HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYR "a
and AnA n psrs aAA s0sssioaa = 80
CRIsTODORO's KxcEISIOR HAZE DYE,
offered under the sanction u ProGDssm Chilsee's
suasantee that Il cootains '.nothisg dsssesfiDo."
CRIsTADOROB HAIR PRnsERvAT1vB y
Q Drss.ins, ases Ike = ehan safhs hslf sfts'
Dysing. Try It. sepeild&vln
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PRCULIAR ADAPTADHITY.
psASpRxru's Y1LLs. aft

Their peculiar adAptability b ~ eonstitstiooa
~ clssnsss Of tbs bowels and the blood has -
tsblished thex great msnt. Thsy rsssors III
liver, the spleen and sven the heart TO healthy
action when other rsnsdtss have bssa ussd VIII
out producing any bsaeaA TAsy Do net expasa
those Who use them to ssy danger. bsing - sd
- sslutary.
Extract from Letter TO DR. BrondrseA, Jscm =. o.
Fav, Esq.,, p. NJ, HaDs1sonson, NJ ,.
"In 1888 wss in poor health. aad my ffssed'
- we'll - myself sappossd thst ny earthly voy'
age would soon terminsts. Bat altse tahng a.
box Of Brandreth's Pills, bsean 70 Sesl bsttsR
Well, sir. when had ussd mp twelve boxes VA
. well, healthy NANNY weight having gun
from lsl pounds up to ls2 pounda I then order
ed supply, and between that time and the pro-
emit have retailed thrss thousand dollars voss3
Of thes. inva liable plls, and an quite smu ~
I have thereby been instrumental IN ovme tAou
sands Of lives.
"Youn, truly, c. 1AY, p. II"
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name d
white letter. in the government stamp.
=. BRANDRETH.
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AnRICuLTuRE-A CORE

AoRICULTURE.-A correspondent OF
the Prairie Farmer says. gather your
apples early if you wish to keep them late
Gathered early, they are hard. and it will
be sometime, several months, before they
will have reached the period of ripening
which the ripe apple attains on the tree ;
so that to pick early, is to put off the
ripening time. For very late keeping,
gather four weeks before ripe; if wanted
for spring use alone. and not early sum-
mer, pick week later; if for February
and March, week late still. Pick your
fruit, and from the tree put into the bar
rel, to be no more touched till used.
Handling fruit hsstens decay.
The American Bank Note Company
have agreed 70 restore the postage stsmps
to their old shape and size without addi-
tional expense to the government. There
are ten different stamps used by the De-
partment; five are TO have profile busts
and Ave portraits. Hundreds Of letters
ass received every day BY General Gszrill
asking for the change.
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State Fair.
TUESDAYS EXHIBITION,


The morning opened bright and warm
and at an early hour the Secretary's Of
fee was thronged with anxious and i'm
patient exhibitors, waiting their opportu-
nifty to enter their articles and animals
From early morning until 3 o'clock D. M,
the officers were kept constantly engaged
in arranging the various departments.
The exhibition is already success, and
bids fair at the present moment to be the
largest, in the variety and excellence of
the productions presented, of any in the
history of the Society. The programme
will be fully carried out on "wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
The following are the entries additional
to those published yesterday:
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Homer Irish, Shelburne, / box honey
George Bixby, Jericho, Q tubs sugar
John Engram, Rutland, 20 pounds maple
sugar.
VEGETABLES.
A D Arms, Montpelier, 2 pecks table
potatoes E White, Shelburne, one lot
Of Early Rose potatoes; + S Brownell,
Essex Junction, one string so ears corn,
IL ears corn; IL cabbages; peck beets
peck potatoes.
MECHANICS HALL.
Entrics-Lamb Knitting Machine Co.,
Chicopee Falls, Mas, family knitting
machine; Finkle & Lyon Manufacturing
Go, Middletown, Conn, 3sewing machines;
T Vincent, Burlington, 1 harness; w B
Lamb, North Andover, Mass, horse hoe
eultivator; NJ Buck, Lebanon, N H, boring
and mortising machine for blinds; II J
Harrington & Go, Valley Falls, N 7, /
Eagle mower; g W Curtis, Burlington,
. carriages; A McOmbez Schenectady. N
Y, artificial arms and legs; John Holmes,
johnson, Vt, dumping wagon; Joel Ran
dali, Cornwall, Reynolds pulverizing
wheat harrow.
FLORAL HALL.
Entries B Knapp. New York City,
photographs and pictures; NJ J Bixby,
Burlington, photographs; A G Lucas, do,
stained glass, &c. Henry & Co, do, per-
fumery and patent medicines; Storrs s.
Co., Winooski, trusses, supporters, and
patent medicines; Shattuck Bros. Burl-
ington, furs; Eliza LeClair, Winooski, 1
chair; Miss Helen M. Fisher, Colchester,
fsh-soale wreath and frame; FL B Munson
Williston. pieces rag carpet; A F Styles
Burlington, photographs; Mrs. E Smith
pair parlor boquets and floral design
Miss Kate L Meach, do, boquets, / case
pansies, do listers Mrs Norman Brow
nell, Essex Junction, "a yards rag carpet;
Allen q Stone, Burlington, furniture; D
n Phelps, do, sewing Machines; p M
Ksls<y, New York City. fancy wooden
ware.
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The following are tho election returns
a. far a. heard from. We give the State
vote, also that of Last year.
ADDISON COUNTY.
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A GENTS CAN NOW GET TER.
IA ritoFy Tor
MARK TWAIN'S

NEW BOX with pa gNGRAvINGs,
Who has not heard OF she authr Who bss
not laughed over his onainf sayings ana oue.Y
ideas and fairly -ucenmbed TO hi- raey stsiesi
THE INNOCENTS ABROAD
70 the quint-ssrnce Of him.eif. -he cona-nss.,ou
md cnoorntrA' ION of all his lswer- No .-asci-ru
an = ithrtand it s-n-nlity and hurar TIL tbe
mast readable. enjoyable, laugh shIe and pypu.
.sr book printed for ,e-rs
20u0O voIumss Prinf-d in Advance and nov
rssAy for Ag~Dt4. Adar--. ,.r an .gency
AMERICAN PUblIsBIN,s Co
sugl9dAv4w Hartford, Conn
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GRAcE1 ce1.fnRArxp sALyx

WoenAa. btstssA sgsaana E.zApsaa.. eaii 1Asun
etogwa0. 1spps1 nasAs. 6esia, Rnaen Iohs,
1eloass Chtlba.inA "a. i = pu4e& In acton. 70
ocvo pasA = oosa. 81 Ts11os IL lot suery
To, a8Wd1n6 relief and oumsiete ouso.
e1I1 ". 1OWkB q DON, bostus, Rsopsts-
eosd b Al Drsegkta 0roesrs. and q al country
sesseA 1f ~ aaglsAsvln
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Sn DDL6. OF DIPLOMA A., 81
~ ~: sS0tE =, vsgasssA - 49, yle.s
~ xx.''ss LAAooH . HUHsooa.
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WHO SAYS NO, 1T CANNOT BE DoNE'
tell you It n fare. Ca.ar,h can be rad CAL,
s.s~d Use Wolcott's Annihiiator. Punt bottle
d, In white vrspp-rs, or send 10 DE-. woloot'
40 Chatham square. y. T., s5. fr ax pint.. sen
fres Of express ch.rg-s; q one pint Of Wolootti
Pain Point. II you suffer any pain.
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Perry DAVE Pam KnLsR, ., an inferna
remedy, has no equal In csses Of cholera sum
mer complaint, dyspepsia, dysentery. asthma. 4
cures in one night, by taking it internally, and
bathing with it freely. II is the bert IMMINENT
America. It's action is like misic, when exter
naily applied TO bad ,ores, burns, sc4Ids. ane
sprains. For the sick h~sdsrhe and toos bach~
don't fail 10 try it. in short. il is Pain Killer
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From our Special Correspondent.
Letter from Minnesota.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept, G

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept, 6, 1869.
To the Editor Of the Herald:
DEAR SIR This State, and more es-
pecially the city of St. Paul, has been
making such constant and rapid progress
in her railroads during the past twelve
months, that am almost daily in receipt
of letters from various parts of the coun-
try inqniring the number of miles that on
this or that railroad, are now completed.
To satisfy the general inquiry on this
subject, I have at no little pains collected
the following statistics for general inior
nation:
We have now in Saint Paul tbs. follow
ing
pleted entire 4O0
I'd. Saint Paul and Sioux City R. B., compile
I'm Jan. lst. 1870, it will be completed to -
On Jan; lst, 1872, it will be completed to
Sioux City, 40
Sd. SAINT Paul and Superior B. R., completed
On Jan: LIST, 1870, it will be completed to
On Jul " ls'. is7o, it will be completed entire ~
4th. SAINT Paul and Pacifc R. R., North
Bra"chl completed to Sank Rapids, &C
5th SAINT Paul and Pacific R. r., (M,da
Linel completed to Swede Grove a
SOn July fst 1870, it will be completed 10
Breckinridge. on the Red River Of tho
North, a20
In addition to the above, which are now IN 40
tive operation, there arethe following
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DEMARKABLE sUCCEssII
THE NEW STANDARD AND POPULAR
WORK FOR CABINET ORGANS
AND NELODE0Nei
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
REED ORGANS.

Ths b.ss Teachers and P'syers are using IL
Prioe, q 50. esSt posf-psad on rec Cd pr.e.
u. Dl rsON o.. fu1L1ber. "a -, go.
e. O. esssoa' c. u. Dli'o'
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T)oDD's
NERvINE
AGAIN
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.

Ledyard Cobn-, April 5. lsf9
Accept thanks tg calling my ATTENTION TO
Dodds NeTvipe ard Ipvig ra'r- II has done
me more good than any osh.r medicsne eper
sook. I have gained twelve POUNDS ir he-b. and
an eorFpppoD6insly better every ~ay- ltnsn
invaluable remedy Mrs. JOHN T. LEACH
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ELLIS IRON BITTER,


VIII enrich the blood AMI prevent it from benom-
ing vstery and weak, give . healthy compiexioD
restore the appetite, invigorate the % s~n,, IN.
are very pal.tahle. These bitters are recon
rnended 70 all persops requiring . safe and vslu
able tonic, TO impart tone and strength to IN.
system, not given BY Bitt@n merely ssimulant {,
theu saects; which, although they may po-s--s
tonic vegetable properties, cannot give tn.
strength to the blood vh Oh the Iron Bit. n vii
give.
Prepared by WIN. Ellis, Chemist. For sale Ia
Rutlsnd- VT, by ALLEN & HIGGINS,
feb.3t6m Druggist.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
An Essay iDr Young Men On che Crime Of soli
tude. and the diseases and abuses which ese.t.
impedimsnts TO Marriage, With sure means Of To
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free al
charge Address, Or. J. sKILLIN>HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
may2odAv3n
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ST. PAUL IS A PRODUCER

ST. PAUL IS PRODUCER
can be judged from the following brief
list of few Of the leading articles of ex-
port shipped as follows:
This wear they
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x Aliens Congress Bitters daily become
popular. They will cleanse the system and puri-
fy the blood. A combination Of sixteen dii-rept
roots, herbs and bArks furnishes their peculiar
healing and healthy power. II you are tick they
will help you. II you IRE well they will prevent
disease. For sale by all respectable druggists.
Manufactured at Fort Edward, MY.
augl5dlm
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INELAN AGENT FOB The
IL - q - Bst Plyn0utA LtDs; sou
r. .. 0ILooH.
Dssla.A, NaseAL
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP Il
steel engraved wrapper. WITH fac-0mile Of N
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Aug. "a, dsodAveov2ms-
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Nv AN ED A6kNTS---P,.R THE
w RsSmesr and Mechanics Aa~ual Ha,,~d
By Geo. 4 WssfDe, Dr.. su'hog o6 .Drsspsps sr9
PpAt,' &c and Agreuifsrsi Ens,D~.r u y. r.
C~nfral Part. 30 th.svsvi,g-. ko'hing like Il
ever publisA~d. 18th edition nov rs.dy Ale.
tw C0nrybesre H"ssoD's lie az -. rsul.
plste vsvh, %. =. b TkEAT o.. Pasla.k-
.rs ga Br..dvay. N. Y. sue l1dkwsw
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bsum Benjamin. Wheea9. -, Depot Mast,
south ROyalston. Na1

eIn the spring Of loss vas INST severely aHaic-
ted Win . hard, dry cough. whit usnai sAcoo-
paai@eoss a nishtsvs.ts o0J btely pro.ss.ti. 9
my cervuus sy.t-m. and psoducing suca . d.b. n
tass1 STATE 81 healsA tat slsse Hyins msdioai 40
10 % purpose, heA vivsa mp III hop. q eve
recovering. - had alsD ny III. nAa At this seaee
o. n.sssts - H.saiIea rpos through ths inAO-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16
Sew AAperttsemeufs.

hEAfk ENs, CATAkkH.
- A laAy VIM has suffered Tor year. from
oesmess and c~farvh sas cured by . simpis RIM
eay. n1 - mp-thy and gratitude vr,mpts bef
fo seod IL ssc~ivtA, free Of charge 70 aly one
a0LsSiy afflicted Ahdr-ss
4kS. II. e. LH8.stTr. Hsboken. n. ].
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-16

Among the many restoratires which nature has
supplied to relieve the sffiictions VI humanity,
there Ii no more favorite one for certain Glass Of
diseases than the medicinal gum" OF the Wild
Cherry Tree; hut hswever valuable II Il, its pow
er To heal to soothe, &C. relieve and to cure is
HANGED tenfold BY scientific a. judicous comb
nation With other ingredients, IN them-eive
equaa worth. This happy mingiing exists to
remarkable degrre in
DIR. wIsTAR's BAISAM OF WILD CHER
RY,
whose value in curing coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
whooping Cough, Group. Asthma. Pulmonary
Affection. and Incipisnt Consumptson 10 in.tima-
BILE.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-12
IN Pronate--1zsnosha County court.

In the matter Of the estate of Margaret Binpe-,.
~ deceased. eF
An reading and fling the petition Of George D.
a Head, administrator of said estate setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has come
to his hands, and the disposition thereof the
alnount of debts cuts landing against said de-
ceased and description of all the real esttt of
which said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value OF the respective portions thereof aid
PRAYING that license be to him granted to sell ali of
said real estate described as follows Lots MN
Der 9, z and -, in block number %, in the First
Ward Of the City and County of Kenosha. Wigcon-
sin, and itGpearng by said petition thnt there is
otsufhcie1t personal estate in the hands of said
administrator to pay said debts, and that il is
necessary IN order to pay the same to sen All of
SAID real estate; it is therefore ordered that ner
sons Interested in said estate appear before ihe
Judge of this Court on Saturday, The 2lsf dav Of
August, A. D. 1852 ct ten clock A. NJ at the Of
fee of the Probate Court in Kenosha Civ. jp said
county, then and there show cause If anv there
be) why license should not be granted TO said ad-
minietTator to sell sadreai estate ACCORDING to The
prayer OF said petition. And it is further ordered
that copy of this order shall be published for
four successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing
in the kenosha Telegraph, a weekly newsnar,er
printed and published at Kenosha Citv. in sai(
county. and personally served on all persons inter
ested-ln said estate, residing in said comfy. a
least fourteen days before said day Of hearing.
~ the court. j. J. PETIT,
! County Judge