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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1861.
8
Complim kn rs. A friend at MMdlcbury
g.'ii U ws asrr.'i tr in t corespondent abroad:
J nmi Ian a'i'U' from tiie Daily News,
(Knii'i-i),) it'ikinji of i Im new American
Knv iv, . ntiiir Mr. Marsh. Ii says :
iYi'!.-M r M rsli, win is a;iioint.''l lor S.ir-
iilil-t. I- 'i !'lv klUUVIl Is o,( a t I'.!"-' dlS-
tii-.iti-f. d ui.Ui-. !! U from Wrm-mta
ami what pcopU . nu insti'-is f
I'reeuloiu as those of V.- iii.i-i.
ii:!.i.n;. r. I'll.- 2d
Ui'i'lllleflt of Vi mioii'
v.
itnteirs is to ivn
riiuis lay next, in
Order. . 14, is-
e.vous at-i'ii'1,
accordance with ( r.-ncrrtl
SU-.i from tic ( Mice
HJIf'tOI (ilMII'lil. on
f tin- Adjutant and In
Mond't v.
. A 1 i It A I.DI AND l'lll.AMl. The loilowillj;
letter Ins been addressed by i;iriiialdi to the
I'.ilish (Tenerril Mieiosl.iwski :
( i knoa. Mav 4 .
My Dear Frif'.nm : The teat sti tu::le
of tic suniivessfd n.i'ion
lities i at hand, but
tell li e hour. We
! T'u-relorv, sav to
I tell th.' Italians
no ar: n ran pre.-isety toi
mils' he alway;. re.idy
vmiv eouutn 111 II "'il l'
The inonev i.eei-Muy for a million "I inns
kiiLs iintst l.e had.' The brave l'oles. who at
the tiini' ot' the Warsaw mas-aeres showed
tliT ihev knew how to saeiiilce their lives for
their eoimtrv, will not shrink: from devo.inir
a part, of then meomes tor die same cause.
You. lieneral, and our friends, are ready to
oie our lives for Italy be assured that I
and hiv friends will do as 1 1 . 1 1 i j tor 1'oland.
( J. iA HI li AI.KI."
Indiana. An oi l sub
ton, Davis Co-. Indiana,
riber at W-ishiti::-in
torwar liiii the
monev to renew his subseritioii to the weekly
Trov American, speaks as follows of the crop
prospects ami business in that region :
I must sav that we have a fine prospect tor
wheat this seasiin. ll I s 1 1 1 1 1 -r haiiD'.'ll.s to in
itihin
jure ir after this inn
It is now about
IS
Rioti .'s ;) nian s flip
lut 1 i!iu-t also s-iv
, and headinir out finely,
that our li'dit eioji of last
vear. in this part ot
llaosierdoui is all out an I
s
oO'ie ioi.jf
There is lint very liiUe pro
t of the Slate. Hut tew ftrin
laiitiMu; coi ii at this lime, on
ool raoiv mm-' hi tor a nionfh
a'o.
duce in this pa'
el's ale done p
aceo'nit of the i
or 1 wo past. 1 hues ar
Nothing is talked of 1T
I s iv. 'X it. I'ii' ie AV
dve up tile "hiii wh'i
Tucker! duii out !i 'i' '.
W 1!
'VI'.
I I I ' I
! Weil.
I m't
ii the
Tiii: Mi sKirr as a Itt ioui: kk. A St.
Louis correspondei't, disi'ii-sin- the late rev
olution of public opinion there in tivor ot'the
( ioveriituent and th ; Union, aptly says :
'Wha a wonderful f islroner of public
opinion is the musket especially the linie
rille. musket, made in the tow.fl of Springfield,
in the commonwealth ol Mass.i husetts, sm h
as 1 have seen dome; service in tin; hands of
patriotic men in this city, (iod bless that no
ble State ! She is a power in every nook
and corner of the land. The armory at
Spritiiifield. twelve hundred miles away, has
within tho last two weeks manufactured
more pat l iotism. in thin region round about,
than ail the sermons which have ever been
preached here since the firs: white man squat
on the soil. What a lesson for teachers in
Israel! Let them solidify their ideas to the
consistency of leaden bullets j:et a uood
IMiuie rille ram the idiare home well take
sure aim fire, when the order is eiven ; then
they will 'isciuve their dinies and pieces
both at the same time, and have the sati-fac-tion
of havin'r done somethinii towards ma
king this world a decent habitation.
dini it of traitors and scoundrels.
d-
Tmat Live Yankee Doooi.k. The
New Orleans True Delta of the "iath has the
following parai;rajih :
The intelligence t'roni Virginia, announ
cing the invasion of her sacred soil by the
armed minions of Lincoln created irroat ex
citement last evenine. lleadin of the death
of Ellsworth, of Chicago Zouave notoriety, the
people only wished that (leu. Hutler had
been there to share the same fate 1 That live
Yankee doodle will, no doubt, be attended
to an early opportunity."
Ofkiceiis ok i he Second Vermont
KiailMKNT. It is considered settled that the
followinii will be among the oflicers appointed
for the Second Vermont Ileiziment, enlisted
under the three years requisiti n : (xeore J
Standard, of St. Albans, Lieutenant Colonel
C. II. Joyce, of Northfield, Major; l'erley V.
Pitkin, ot East Montpe.lier, Quarter Master.
The appointment of the Colonel, and the
remaining ollieers, is yet under advisement.
(1. M. l-'rK ihiji.
Tap. and Featheh. Last Saturday a
second advent preacher at North Springfield,
named Wheeler, was presented with a new
coat, manufactured of' a compound of tar and
leather.-, lie has one wife living, from whom
he has a divorce, and another whom Ir; has
abused .-o that she would not live with him,
but not content, he w.t- courtiiiir another, a
girl of i'i year- of age, pioini-ini to marry
her as soon a-he could get. a dnorce from
his present wile. The people could no! stand
his, hence th" above action. Ii. '. An,u.-:
Tin.: I'rtiit 'ilossoins ami early vegetables
Mlfl'crcil lunch nii.-cliiel in .unl around K -chestcr,
New York, iron the tremendous
oale on tlu L'Tth Many fields look as it' a
l'rost had nipped vegetation trees were up
rooted, and miles ol fences prostrated.
Amiable OoMiM.i.msrs of tiik Chivalry
The Mumphis Avalunelie compliments one
of Tennessee's best Union patriots in
lowing f isl i niable Southern style :
the lol
"It seems thru Emerson htlierultre is anxious
to share the traitor's doom demh upon tfie gal
lows. He is detei mimal to tiuiUe t'.e Southern
people hatie; fi i in - 'litis they will do. The
liiistTaltle H'oumlrel has already at xhaustcd the
pnticnoe of'oiir pe .pi-. He is u miserable spy.
Fire and timgot should be apdicd to his slink
ins' carcass."
Taper Mill iv Lee lit i:vi. The Haird
jitiper-inill. in Lee, caught lire from some un
known reason Wednesday niorniiiii, and was
tola v destroved witli all its contents. i lie
lost
1 not he fir from S.li,Ui)t, on whicl
there is an insurance oi 5-1 1,0'J'.
ft,,
SlGGESlTON'. It
said that den era
Si ott. I.elD ' asiCC.i w
hat lie meant to do with
letl". D ivis, lOra'isw,
I,- '! .u .h.w'v e'e
T stretched out his open
Musical Instruments.
MUSICAL. Music made easy, or the
science of Violin Playing taught in 24 lessons
by Mr. J. S WELLS. Y oung men of Musical tal
j ent, who wish to acquire a thorough knowledge ot
I this instrument and to become professional players,
j cau accomplish this by vlacing themselves uuder my
instruction a short space ol time,
i TERMS FOR 24 LESSONS, S15.
! Lancing lessons given if required The Unest
j Italian Stiings; always on hand and fur tale.
I Application by inail or otherwise will receive
; prompt attention.
J S. WELLS.
1 16-tf Wells, Vt.
lf0. 0 SI 50.
mi.
PAKLU1. GEM PIANOS.
S17f. $17i $17;j.
'UIFF. PIANOS are ti 1-3 octaves, (from E. to A,)
g uverstiung scale, unequaled in the durability and
eNceeding delicacy and promptness ot the action, and
w it liout a rival in
BEAUTY OF FINISH,
' PURITY. VOLUME AN D RRI LLIANCY OF
TONE.
I he style oft he Parlor GEM is
A FULL FINISHED CASE,
ALL LA HUE HflUXI) CORXERS.
' ' " -i J 1 1 t ! i ii ;r s .
.- tVEI lA'HK.
cs A'vj; 'de-.k..
is;'.' KKAKK
L-out t in tbirOi. ..-sti '.he woi-ht about
of snordinuiv l ino-i oi e.
The size h
ne hail, th
TI.e price OI the
wooa euies. is.
AKLOli G EM . in elegant h'ose
I 7.
UiOruined Uosewood case? ...iftltit.
I'll Manuiacturers deem ii proper to reinaik. that
not only is the I. raining a perfect pn.l beautiful imi
tatiou ol the real Kosewcod. hut that in ail other re
spects the Grained and the Kosewnod Pianos are
IM'.ECISELY THE SAME; the cost ot the Kosewood
nuking the dirlereucc in price
These PIANOS, together with their
FULL SEVEN OCTAVE St.il AKES. AND
PAKLOU GRANDS,
Combining
Mr. .Martiliall's Hcpeating Grand Action,
(PuteiitedJune 8. lS.'H.)
are now ollred at such extremely lo'.v prices, that no
lnxlrunieiit will be delivered until the money is re
ceived. ."yKvery Piano Forte is arranted to give perfect
satislartion
MARSHALL, JAMES & TUAVEK
MASONIC HALL.
'i'-ly Albany. N. .
1
I A NO S
A N O S
1 he suh-criber. n pract cal Mechrnie. ami thor
oli'hly ac.Uiinte. with every part ot a Piano, is the
sole Btent t"r this iciidty . toi (l.e suieot theceie
I rated instruments ot
IIAZLETON r.UOTHEUS,
'hi-.'h took the tir-t remi.im of the la'. N. .1. State
1-uir ovi Meiiiwa ,', Sons' n-a'se. ami are consid
ered the b' s in th uuirkrt.
Pi ices modi-rate, and i verv in-truinent I'tiiiy war
raiUe'i. 1-or turther prtrtic.';i;s a-u j r e- i f .Mus.
A. E. UocKiN?. Main St , Rutland. Vt . or ot the
sul-ci lhtr
A W. POWERS.
N IS. Mr. Powers w ill cot. tintu to tur.e I'ijuos in
l.'iit'and three time- i: i ir ai out the mioiiie ol
Apiil. A ngii-t and December Orders ! It withllrs.
Hi pkms. will he atf. lid. d !..
ililrllngton. Vt , .fin. j. Is.'.l 2ft f
1IANOS, .Sl.'.o: Uicli Rosewood
Ca-es Wai ranteu. llavins again rebuilt otr
1-actorv u e :oe aitaiti .en i-ltit.it our
S v v e i: i k ' i a x o s :
ALL PR I' f.S .. Si- M i.l
Sei.u lor De.-criptoe J'rie- i.i-i ;.i ii circulars to
i;OAl;DJI.N I.I..U ( o..
2 Oiii Mai.ulaci'.'e". A !' unv. N V.
4 i
oll.inir.
"1IJSTUM TAILORING Kou.MS
w
CKAMTON &
Y . M c C A L L ,
NICHOLS' LLOCK . L P STAIRS.
Would give notice
generally, that he ha
to his friends and the public
made arrangements with v-
eral first cues
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOUIUNG HOUSES.
In New York, whereby samples ot the latest styles
ot good- designed tor gentlemen's mar are beiug
received, and on hand for inspection
The very best of French, English and American
O V E II C O A T I N G S ,
which will be made up at very low prices.
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, qualityand price to
chose from, which will be made up iu a style that it
ju-t takes .Vc'all to make.
iPANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS.
Cotnpri-ing over One H uudred different styles ot
latest designs.
VESTINGS VESTINGS !
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
ment have several advantage-: In having the r
garments made by the best ot Mechanics, also cut in
a superior style, and warranted to tit ; no old shelf
goods, but every onler new, direct from the City as
the customer may stltct
A call is respectfully solicited, and especially from
the most fastidious in dress, as it gives the subscriber
pleasure to sui' them.
(T Cutting done tor others to make.
Rutland. Jan. Id, 1S61 2' i
Agricultural Inij'liiuoils.
SK THE AIR-I'KSSURE CHURN
D
II ASUfACTOlKD BV THE
AIK -ritKSSL'KK CHL'ltN
N K.
CO.
L. I). M EH LULL, General Agent,
Nos. fjl ft f2 North Market Street, Bo-tou.
TO WHOM ALL OKOEUs HlloL'LD BE AUDRKSSED.
The Air-Pressure Churns are trurranltd to make
from one to two ounrf.s rnort butir fr puun-i IKan any
vthtr churn, with a given quantity of ckka.u on
MILK. 1 hey w ill save unf-inirU to onf-fiat mttn'f.
slTrntflh ami tnhur.
Persons- wishing to test the merits of the AlK
PlihHSCKlt Chcicn and the correctness ol the above
statements, will be furn'shed the tree use ot any
sled ehuin for i,e month, by raliingon
li A R R E T T & S O N,
RUTLAND. VI.,
where a complete at -oriment ot sizes may at all iiues
be found
P. S. The public aie art i--ii larly requested not to
coup. und the Air Pressure churn with otii-r ..'burns
lieartior a similar nr.ir.e. 1- otnos
it o li u i x s :
HAS jut reecivol a ttood Mipjily of now
alld'.lesirabie st, l. s ,,l J.iidjM.'
1'ALL AND W i NT I'd! DHESS GOODS,
I- nibracing. Figured and Plain Merinos. iishmeres,
Parametta-. Dehnns. Sim its. Checks, stripe"
and Silks. Also, i label-. Brcclia.
St.-lla and Wool Shaw ls
AH Wool. Cot t'.n and Wool, siik and Wool anil
Canton F lannel,-. Ginghams. Calicos. Cottons. Cam
bricks, Muslins. Dinems. l ick.-, Batting. Wadding,
Glove, Gauntlet!. Ilosery, Pius, Needles, Thread.
tape liinitinL' tec, Ac. ic
R-iflaii'i Sent io. m. 33
C'"'
IItVOY NT T II Y S I C I A N
D R . E . A . SMI T II ,
Now located at Rutland. Vt.. claims power to diag
nose and locate disease correctly und accurately,
W I IT i o U 1 S V M P T O.M S ,
and to treat successfully all curable maladies.
To in pi re confidence and compel belief, he invites
the sick and altlicted to come and be examined, fkkk
OK t.'HAKUE.
Letters for examination must give nai.-ie and gr
and inclo-e SI.
Charges for medicines reasonable to all and paid
on eleliverv.
Examinations made at the otlice on Centre St.. and
near the Depot, each day. Sundays excepted, from
i to 12 M . and li'litn 2 to fj P. M.
Du. Dl 'TT'. A.M.. and a graduate ol the National
Medical College at Vv ashington, l c. is associaieu
with Dr. Smith, and assists m preparing ineuiciues
and treating patients. m
RUSH ELS
TIMOTHY, aw lbs LARGE
jl t Northern Clover and Hungarian Grass Seed
FRENCH & K1NGSLEY S
nURMEUEH
I received at
New Style" and Patterns, jus
FRENCH & KINGSLEV S
AN N PINE
APPLE
t F Vi
b'Et'.N
MLs
AI PI FS.
Jiachinerj, Gas Fixtures, &c.
B1
ULL'S FOUNDRY AND MA-
CHIEE SHOP.
WHITEHALL, N Y ,
MANUFACTURER OF
COOK, PARLOR & BOX STOVES,
Hollow Ware.j Farmers' JJoilers, Caldron Kettles,
iron Koad-Scnipers, Straw Cutters, &c,
.iiJlUCULTUKAL l.VI PLEMEN'l S.
Iron Fronts for Hufldings, Column". Door-Sills,
Window-Sills, Windaw-Caps, Front Pieces, Cor
nices. Iron Daors. Iiliud and Shutters, Chim-uev-Tnps,
Iron, Fence Iron Stairs, Hailing,
lialcouies, &g., maie from new Pat
terns cl the latest and most
approved .Styles.
STEAM ENtiLNES, LATHES AND PLANERS
Rolling .Mil: castings. Nail Machines, Itoiler Kivet
Machine!-'. Drills. Sliaitinjf. 1'ullcvs. CoupliUKs,audall
kinds ot heavy and light Machinery, Casting and
Job W ork. Heavy and litrht Forging, ol all kinds,
Pattern work ol all descriptions Dralting, Designing.
Sec. Also sole manufacturer ot the
N E W Y O K K E K 1" L O W ,
The sale of which will be given exclusively to one
"jler in each town throughout the United States.
C?-Ail orders promptly tilled, and Wares shipped
by Luke, Cana ior Kail Koad. 38 ly
GEE
FOUNDRY
MACHINE
IJ SHi
SHOP.
I O W M A N & M A NS F I E L D
1 would respectlully inlorm their
Irieudrt, pivtrous, and the publie
lie genera ivv. that theirnne FoumJri
J4ife2p'sa'l MntMn Hko; located on Lmon
'iSH street. i.ear the K. & B.K K Freight
' m&&r-' Depot, is !! eoiniile'e, and they
are iiieeare i io
kin.L- ai: knels ol castings, im-
. uii.r littelition l'H!a to i
I. tto.il i,ASTiirai, aiiLL
T.a i ws,iv,.v Work ol evert e-cription
ti','..'. ..i. ,." thi. oei-asion loexnres- 'heir grate-
jl obligations to all those who have patronized them
o iiberail;- heretofore, anil earnestly solicit n cou
inoiai.ce o! theii taver-
utlici'inr' the -tore ol Messr- P-ai rett t Son
i'.ut a'-u. i ! l's, 1-,5'J
UT LAND FOUNDRY AND MA-
! ton Kail road Depot Furnace Street, liutland, Vt
! JOEL P. HAKIMS, Agent
j orders -incited lor Car Wheel?' and Railroad Cast
U "- ol ro-rv de-cription. Mil! and o'her castings, ol
atfkind. '-t Iron Pipe. Water Wheels, Castings
tor Agricultural Implements, iron rence.
Railings. &C . of the most approved patterns. A lso,
Mi HIVKl'.Y WOKK 1TMMIKI- UP I'liOMt'TLi.
lull a-MirtiiiCM of .e:ir and Pulley l'alterns.--I
he usual si., s of uenr :'n! I'n'iet (astingscon
stantlv on hand Also, tn- celebrated Hu itLHUKT
Plows, and the ' Knglin.d Mo-ver Circulars
respecting the statu -en! to any address desired
ALL WORK Al LOW PRICES
A N !
i .
1 IT'l INGb
O A N D I I X I
II
K . D Y E It ,
No
2. Ilaseip.ent I 'ronton 1" Nlcho;-' illock
Jltia HANTS' Row Rl'TI.AM'. V I
Ha- c-.u-tant; "i, !,.n il
STEAM, GAS A N 1 WATKK I'M'K.
Ca.-r and Wreiight Iron all -i.e-. Ma;!t able lit lings ol
sue. - ie aid .'. scrii't lol:
l'.ra- i. a. be Vat. e... W.aiworth - latest pa'tern
!;.. Ho -i- and plain Uibb-Jtxj .
ir (
hll:C-
F
Ul'k
Re
I'.r;
i u g
i 1 j -
iiu-ers. ic.
I,
-: v :
x t i: u E s:
l.-cr;
! bo. in- hand, or lurni-he: at 'I nn
good a--ort me'.t "1 Piani. l'i n
; m (iia-- shai!.- m '! Mhi.ke
rs oft', latest unproved pattern?
Also a
G rcti ii.i a lei if a
Hi Ks i. a.- P.urii
1 1 e h.t.- coiistal
nl
,.i;:l!:.M-ii ex t .-rieiiC."! wolK
am or Waff Pipe in any re
rte-t notice.
paid to putiu t in Steam Pipe
men to put t:p hi.-. ?
j'.iiie 1 lorin at t he -!
Partic.i i ait. nto.
oir warming buildings of any kind
A I! work warranted, a. id price-
a t j . ; a c '
Rutland . Jan.
I7U;i. FM!I.V SIIOI"I.!
J .'("lilt
IS H K 0E
r r :t ' -V i rat' o
DOUBLE I H READ
S E V I N G -M A C II 1 K KS.
They are reliable, cheap, durable, and are warrant
ed e.jiial to arty, and superior to most tnachin-' in the
market 1 1-ev are i w.av.al .!. maenmr fjuta, con
sequentiv the 'least liable to get out ol order They
are capab e of doii g any wink, from the thinnest to
the thickest. 1 i.e Dou'jle Lock ntitch sews from the
original spie s without rewmdin Those who con
tempiate bn iug are requested to call and examine
these machines before purcha-iug elsewhere. They
can he seen at O 14 Dn ki.kma p. inear the North
Meeting llou-e. i Mouni Holly. Vt . here t ho-e w isfi
mg to purcliaae will be shown samples ot the work
.lone on dilLrent machines, and where all unpreju
diced petsous will at o; ce see the important advan
tages of the Grav & Grace oer all other machines
S. Ii I'eople purchasing tins machine wnl not be
liable to prosecution, as the;, are built under a li
cense. Recollect they c m be seen at
O. 1? DI hERMAN S, (.V,,rf,, Hvunt lui:j. V:.
Agents wan'cd in ev rv town and cuuc'.y w2(it
7ILC0X Ac (ilBUS' SEWING MA-
deed a wonderful production, and lor family ue especial!'-,
no ttttitr rnuclitn' r'Uzar any cuinyartson icilk
ii. Pi.ila. Evening Journal
' A mechanical wonder "Scientific American
For -!e hi J R BARNES.
liistriirtton.
c
1ASTLETON MEDICAL COLLEGE
SL'KUICAL CLINIC.
A Clinic lor advice and treatment in rurgicl dis
eases w ill I e held at the College Building, by the
Professor ot ."surgery, every
W EDN Es DA V AH HP NOON
during the Lecture Term which commences March
1st. and continues sixteen wtik
Superio: aiivannges witl be found here for the
successful trea'nieni oi oeiormity. oiseaa-es vt uuurt.
and joints, &c . and all diseases of the
EYE AND E A li.
All important operations performed before the
Cla-s will 1st gratuitous tothose w hose nreum-tances
forbid their being at any expense.
Accommodations at low rates w ill be provided lor
patients from abroad.
E. K. SANRoRN. M D..
Prot Mjr.-ery. Castietou Me l Col.
Kuflaad. Feb. 1st;! 9-4mis.
T
K A 0 ! 1 V, U S ' I N S T T U rI E S
Teachers' Dis putes for the counties of Orange.
Windsor. Wiojliam. P.. nniiigtoi.'. Rut and and Ad
dison, wi 1 be he d a - follows:
At Rain'olc
June 4 "
7-S
At Arlington. June 11 15
' F'aii haven. " Is I'J
Orwell. ' HI 'ii
' hester.
" Wiluiingtoii,
11-I'i
1 he In-tituU': will etch confirm
in ses-ion during
s. and e.ch daily
two -lass. ha il cwoiiil' (-e-sU'liS
-e-sion w i'i coTiiinei'C at ti A. M
All triend- oi E in. -at e n ate ms i'
as ivtufti u i.s po--ih:e
t iei.'nn-n are re-peet 'nl'y inii!
' d to attend, and
d to give notice
from tle ir i-uipit-.
1 o n p-r.nten.'e- ts. as cc-agentsof the State,
are earnestly ri quested to no'its teachers, and urge
their alttin'ai ce: an ! to notify clergtnteu.
"leacher-are reminded that tinu spent by them in at
tending the Institute i if tl e County w here they teach
is. hv la-.v, coiisi eted to te p lit in the service of
theif -chords, and -o is ool. in any s' use, lost. What
character our Cctnmon schools shall aim to impress
upon the children ot the State is a question oi very
apparent importance iu these time- so lull of pern to
our country. J S. ADAMS,
isecretary.
VliMOKT P.OAHD OP EIICCATION. I
Skchktaky 8 Office, May 10, ls'jl i
T I O
W A R D A S S O C I A T I O N,
11 PU1LAUKMM1IA
A firnevalmt Institution established by special Endow
ment, for the rt.ttef of the anti Ihntresxed, affttrtfA
with Vtru'mt an1 Cnronir l seas sy and especially for
th Cure of D is uss o f th Sexual Organs.
MKDICAL ADVICE iven rrati.. by the Acting
SurOdii
VAIA'AHLK REI'OKTS on Spermatorrhoea, and
ollu r 'iisf-as-? ot the Sexual Ordain, aud on the
NEW KEMEDIES employed in the lif)eary.seijt
in Mr-ait-ii letter eii e true ol charge. Two or
thre- Srn!) lor jo)-tae crjf.tHMe. AidreHH. Dr.
J . SK1LJJN UutOlliON, iioward AFMciation,
rpAI'KSTKV.INiiHAIN. Superiin- three ply Car;
i petm. at HthMU t hi.MnUhy s.
100
BP.LS.
FL'ESH CEMENT, at
FRENCH & KINGSLEVS.
.p ARIMON SEEDS, tor sale I.y
T b a rrf:tt s
SON
ri'O
J o
RUTLAND VOLUNTEER. AM Goods in
our line nece-sHrv tor so oii'fit, w ll lie iiiruisheil
sy i i coi e
IO I
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Albany Wholrnale nnd Itetait
JEWELRY AND WATtll EMPORIUM,
STEIN & BRO., 648 BROADWAY.
Oder to i ue trade and community at large at the
lowest New York prices, a larga stock of fine (fold
and silver Watches, Jewelry, and a splendid assort
ment of Fancy Good. Peddlers and Watch-makers
will tind it an inducement to call and examine their
stock. Galvanizing, Plating and fine gilding on
watches, done for from SI 50 to 83,
35-ly STELN k UKOIHERs. 643 Broadway.
A CARD. The American Watch Com
pauy, of Waltlmiu, Mass., begg to call the at
tention of the public to the following emphatio re
commendation of Waltbam Watches, wbicb has been
politely given by the leading practical Watckmakers
and Jewellers throughout the United States. The
euiire list of signatures to, it, even in the Eastern
States, is quite too long for publication in one adver
tisement; but the names presented will be recog
nized by those acquainted with the Trade in this vi
cinity as being in the highest degree respectable and
influential. At their establishments may always be
found the genuine watches ot the Company's man
ufacture, in great variety and at uniform prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns of New
Fnglaud, not luily represented iu this list, will ap
pear in a fu'ure advertisement.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned, practical Watchmakers and
dealers iu Watches, having bought and sold Ameri
can Watches lor a uum jer of years past, and having
dealt in all kinds of loreign wa'ches lor a muhc
longer period of time, beg to state that they have
never dealt in watches which, as a class or in indi
vidual instances have been more satisfactojy to
themselves and customers, whether in respect of da
rability, beauty of tiuish, mathematically correct
proportions, accurate compensation and adjustment
or of line time-keeping results, than those manufac
tured by the Waltham Company."
THUS. STEELE fc CO. Hartford. Conn.
HEMINGWAY ft STEVENS. " '
WM. ROGERS & SON.
j. c. blackman,
gfxjrge brown,
f:. benjamin,
c. j munson,
john b. kikbv.
john gordon,
james k avers,
e s huntington & co.
e a. woodford.
11. D HALL,
JOHN L SMITH,
JOHN BARTON.
CUKKIKK & 1 ROlT
j v k f t fell.
John McGregor,
de.vifr & 11 a.-kins
S ( HILHS.
E D IISDALE
A1.RER1 Fi t IS.
F LI Is GIF FoRD
F. W MAC UMBFR
J . J liURNo,
JESiE SMIl II.
S. N sl( RV.
LEVI Jtf'JN'SoN
1 M LAMP..
N. MooDV.
W KIRKIiAM Jr
W. M ROOT.
JOHN i; S til l :
BEN J N E COOK.
cuarles v, Fogg.
Bridgport,
New Haven,
New London, "
Waterbury. "
Danbury, '
o
Middlelown,
Lynn, Mass.
Boiton.
I-awretice, '
New Bedford, "
-.
iaunton.
Fail River
Gloucester,
Salem.
Worce-ter
Greeiifleld.
Springfield.
I'itlefield.
Northamptoii. "
Waltham.
Lowell. "
Providence, R I
E. Greenwich, "
Concord. N. II
ANDREW WARREN,
AMOS SAN HORN.
L D AN I HON V k CO
PKLEG ARNOLD.
I. ,'i HANDERSON,
GEO W. DREW & CO.
N. G CAKR.
ELIJAH KNIGHT,
CHARLFjj E BACON.
Dover,
Portsmouth,
F-xeter.
Claremont,
Laconia.
Nashua,
HENRY H. HAM.
ROBF1RT N BODGE,
M. B MORRILL.
W. O C. WOODBURY.
REUBEN .SPF.NCEH,
RICHARD G(JVI:.
JONATHAN H0SMF:R.
N W. GODDARD,
CH A S T RIDGWaY.
L B GAY.
SHEKBUKNE SHAW.
Sanborton Bridge,"
Hanover. "
Littleton,
St. Albans, Vt.
Bradford "
Montpelier, "
Northfield,
Woodstock, '
St. Johnsbury,
Burlington, "
Brattleboro', "
Chelseo,
Newbury, ' '
Billows Falls, "
Vergenneti, "
Sooth Berwick, Me.
Auburn, "
Bath,
J MKLLISU.
F. HODGM AN,
C. II HUNTINGTON.
C H. HARDING,
T. C I'll INN hi,
A. A MKAD,
C. BATES.
J II. MURDOCK.
C. C. CHILDS.
BKINSMAID a: HILDRETU
W, WING ATE.
THOMPSON k RANGER,
FOSTER (.RfW,
W. K. WALLACE,
L. AMIDON,
C. R. KIMBALL,
FREEMAN M. II AKDISON,
HENRY McKENNEY,
JOHN T HOWLAND,
TOMPKINS & MORRIS,
Bangor,
.i .
Gardiner,
Saco,
Auguta.
Lewbton, '
Bucksport, "
Rockland, "
lloulton,
Winthrop.
C C. WILLIAMS.
G. S k G. L ROGERS.
TWftMBLY k SMITH
MOSES M. SWAN".
D. G HALL,
JAMES EMERY.
SIMEON BLOOD.
D E LUCY,
JOHN B. ADAMS.
Cattiox. As our w atch is now extensively ceun
terteiied ty loreign n si u acttiars.we have to in
form tie public that no watch is of our production
w hich is uratrc ui anied b) a ceititicate r t genuine
ness, bearing the nun ber of O e w atch, and signed
by our 1 reasurer. R. E Roblits, c- by our prede
cessors. Appleton. 1 racy A Co.
For the American Watch Co
RolSBlNS, APPLF.10N & CO, Agents.
lT-3mc.s lisi Washington St., Boston.
ALBANY PLATE CO.,
2;V2 BROADWAY,
ALBANY, N. Y.,
Manufacturers and dealers in fine
SILVER FLA I ED sPooNS. F OR K 5. KNIVES,
1 EA SF I I S. AS 1 1 (RS. CA K R BASKETS,
( OF FEE URNS. SALVERS. AC.
F'.very article pertaining to the trade constantly on
hand
We also replate oil worn out Plated Ware, and
make it equally as good as new at less than half the
original cost 35-ly
A T W O '
QUININE TONIC BITTERS !
The Rest Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY
For its Superior Medicinal Qualities.
rprllS elegant compound which has secured the
JL confidence and endorsement ol most of the lead
ing Physicians of New England, is a palatableand
etlicient form of Quinine, containing all the peculiar
virtues oi Peruvian bark, carefully combined with
various jone and stomachics, and cannot fail to meet
the wants ol the debi itated.
It is a mild lomc to the stomach, increasing the
appetite, assisting digestion, pre-eminentlv good in
dvspep ia. strengthening and invigorating to the di
gestive and nervous system after prostrated diseases:
and in lever and ague, or kindred complaints, its aid
is invaluable.
F'or diarrhiea, dysentery and cholera morbus, the
public may rest assured there is nor can be any better
general remedy.
One of the very best Physicians in BostOB has said
"that it is the test preparation of Hitters that has ever
been ojfered to the public."
Put up in half pint as well as quart bottles, in or
der that all may convince themselves ol its superior
merits. ....
For further particulars reference is made to the
printed circulars.
FOR SALE BV
CHAS. II. AT WOOD,
IM CENTRAL ST., BOSTON.
And bv Druggists every where.
n 'Forsle In R nt laud, by POND ; MoBSB.
!io-t... Sent , !)
KIDNEY
i i vv A4j. V-SatiiJLS0 JBLiElJLf
IFFICULTIES.
ni'r.uo g-rr ra a via
PREPARED BT
dr. j. w. Poland & co..
Goirstown Centre, N. n.
The following t.'stimonials will tell something
about a Medicine that ir now becoming popular taster
than any other article Hold by druggists :
Rev. J. K. Chase, of Rumuey, N. U., under date ol
April 4, 181, says: (" When your favor, (two bottles
ol White Pine Compound.) was received, 1 wag suf
fering from a most severe cold. I took the Compound
and was able to preach in two days. 1 believe
the Compound is an invaluable medicine. I do wish
thousands who know I othiug of its virtues, would
become better acquainted with it."
Rev. L. C. Stephens, Pastor of the Baptist Church
at Goffstown Centre, in a letter dated Feb. 1800, says :
" Some of my family hkve tried it, (the Compound,)
with sigdal success, j believe it to te one ol tht best
Cough Hemedits ever prepared. Besides its value as a
Cough medicine, I have good reason to believe it to
be all it claims to be lor Kidney Diseases, and Dia
betes." Mr. Asa Goodhue, of Bow, N. II , was so prostrat
ed by lMabens, iu Mardb 1869, that neither himself
nor any who saw him thought that he cuuld possibly
live through the monthl As a last resort, he tfrougbt
l.e would try the W'Aeji Pine Compound. They pro
cured a bottle lor him ; he began to take it, and to
the eusprise of all. immediately showed signs of
amendment. Eleve months afterwards, (Fed. 23,
lt50,)in a full statement ot his case, he says; ' I be
lieve Dr. Poland's White l'ine Compound, under
God, has been the means of n.y recovery thus far."
Hundreds of cases o Kidney complaints, ctnicD
kxtirelv by taking thfe White Pine Compound, have
been reported by druggists. Here are two samples :
An aged man in Danyers, Mass., beard of the Com
pound, as a wondurlikl curative for kidney com
nlaiufs. Being a great! sutlerer from that difficulty,
he sent to the Aptheeary lor two bottles. Ihey cckkd
him. He said they Were worth fitly dollars. He has
sine sold a good many bottles himself.
1 he second case was that of a business man in Sa
lem, Mass. He was also cured ol the same complaint.
Afterwards he went to Minnesota. The great fatigue
of his journey brougjitiona returu ol his former diffi
culty, and seeking n vraiu in Minnesota lor the com
pound, he was compelled to send all the way to Sa
lem to have it forwarded by express.
'July, Win. Dr. Pilam : Mr. J. C. Butterfield,
Jr., who sells jour Medicine, has requested me to
give a brief statement of w hat your U nite l ine Corn
pound has doue for me. I had been alUicted with the
Kidney Complaint for a long time, and had a bad
Cough of ten yearsP standing, which caused me to
spit blood quite frequently. So one of my acquain
tances expected that I should ever get my health
again. But fuso bottles of your IVAife Fine Compounti
have cured me of both the Cough and Kidney Com
plaint. 1 would also state that a lady, a neighbor of ours,
was so badly afllicted with a cough that she sat up on
ly long enough to have her bed made and we all
thought she was going in a quick consumption. She
took only one bottle ol j our Compound, and it cured
her. She is just as well now as she ever was.
STEPHEN BARTLF.TT
BraiiFuku. N. U
"Ob Poland: I wish to b?ar my testimony to
the value of your White Pine Compound, a) ou win
remember how feel, In I u as at the time 1 called upon
you iu July last. My chief complaint was inflamma
tion of tie ki'lnys In addition to other disagreeable
symptomi , I suffered dreadfully from severe pain.
You sold uie a oottle of the White Pine Compound,
and before I had taken two-thirds ot that one bottle
iny pain had all left me. Though I had f-een afflicted
with that complaint a long time. 1 have not bad a
returu of it since, and have lor many months past en
joved excellent health. Y'ours truly.
B F AIKEN
Go!I-ton. Marsh lsijo.
GFJI C GOObWIN & CO. 11 Marshall street.
Bostou. General agents old everywhere bv irur-i-t-
r'.Vlv
DR. 0. II. SIIOLES.
E C L E C T I C IN F I It M A R Y ,
127 COL- UT STKKE'I ,
BOSTON. MASS
Having given niy undivided attention tor the last
fifteen jeais, to the treatment ol the tunno-unnury
organ-. and having had a large practice in this spe
ciality 1 -iim the best possible ad vantages tor treat
ment the world has yet discovered
1 base been advised by many of our bent medical
men to adverti". my remedies for the people general
ly, troui the :act Mjt tr w men wfs7 my irrvireit dare
not ask a frin t le'isr! to dtrrrt tfinr..
TO I HE IMPOTENT AND l.EBII.ITAl ED
SPKKM ATxKUHiKAi. Ul Skxikal W ea k ts. 1 di
vide into three stage) : j
1st NTuHTLV Ejiissiosa.. w hich my Fdrctio Lite :
Drops w id cure in a very short time, w ithoul failure
lid. Dailv Di,'H4REti. lhere are more cases of j
this than the world I- aware ol Some of the jvmp
tons are higti-colore and scanty evacuations from
the bladder, w ith a lirrmrting sensation attending it,
sometimes with a tufbid sediment, and at others a
iniik-like at pearance I have analyzed many speci
mens ot this nature, and in all cases have found tra
ces or Semen and Albumen, which is assure to pro
duce death as Consumption, unless it is checked Ly
medical treatment i
LOOK 1() XOUR CASEIN TIME.
3d Iohs) of Ml'hcPlau Power Such cases may
be cured by similar iheans il the patient be in other
wise tolerable heaith
Best F reuch Preventatives at low prices.
See my dsertiem -lit la the Bostou Herald, and
you can learn a mor4 lull dscription of such cw.
Address C. U SH.)LF:s. M D , 1-7 Court street,
Boston. ! 23-lf
T T 1' WITH VOI R STARS AND
VJ Stripes' Al! a'boarc' lor War' and if we can't
at you out with suitable eiuippage, we can direct
you w here to tind
11 A jll ' E S S E S
of any style and quality suitable for Farming. Team
ing or Sporting as also all other articles corrected
with tbn. branch ol Business, and at prices that wiH
astonish you and y our neighbors.
Feeling very thankful to our many friends and
patrons in Castietou and vicinity, for past favors and
liberal patronage, the undersigned would solicit not
only a continuance, but an increase ot the same, as
suring you eatistactidin in all things: and would also
direct your attention! to our new iy opened
HARNESS SHU I' WEST RUTLAND,
near R K. Mead's Store, where you will find Mr.
Henry JeH', waiting, ready and willing to sup
ply y ou with anything m our Hue, at prices that can
not fail to suit.
I rimming ol all kinds done to order, and to suit,
and very low forcath.
Please call atd see( and it we cannot suit you in
quality , pne term" AC. then we will give in that
you are not iuta!i
' D. B COLTON"
dw-may 1-tf
Fairhaven. Vt.
DR. C II - S II O L E S ,
l'foftssor'vf Dltease of Wvmtn,
The only'liegular'Graduate Physician advertising
in Bo-ton, gives particular attention to Diseases of
Women. -pecialiv those sutlering lrom any disar
rangement ol the MenstrVal bYsiTKM. Married or
single Ladies may apply with safety and in confi
dence, for relief irom the many misfortunes istcuiiar
to the sex
lunar mixture:.
I have prepared a Medicine for the purpose ot reg
ulating the Momh.v .SVin. which I have Used tor
the Inst ten years with the most unbounded success.
The follow ing recommendation is sufficient :
Its uniform success, even in extreme case, is a"
astonishing as it is satisfactory.' Journal of Am.
.!.. Srienre.
1 hive hundreds of private assurances of the same
happy results, but for obvious reasons I cannot place
tbeiti' before the public.
It is the verv best thing know n for the purpose, and
in cases of obstruction, ait-r all other means have
failed, will surwly produce the de-ired effect. A cure
is guaranteed in all caits. or the price will be refund
ed! I'urelv vegetable, and i-rfectly sale at all times.
CAU'l ION. Never purchase any medicine ol this
nature of any one. if left about the country for sa'e
Such 1'iLl.n and Daol's are deserving oi no confi
dence whatever. 1
Experienced nurses 'and plea'ant rooms for those
who wish to remain under my care.
Address Dr. C 11. SHORES, 127 Cocrt Stiibbt,
HoM-uh 70-l
URROWS' INFANT' FRIEND,
OU GRAY MIXTURE.
THIS fsplendid Mixture or Compound,
X is by far the safest, most tfft ctiye. gentle and
pleasant relief for lUibuatJ, ir..mo.u,
proquceu , .n-.M.r.ilM .1
A
rrrisi" .
I.ooxnraa f Uumn . 1 1 -
Howrls, Frio . "' ,nd t'slic,
ihe fStoitiBch, lijifBlery sad
for
the
i ii
Spaaoia roluca IJlHrrnuta.
from If elhinnj
aii IKRFGULARITLSS OF THE BOWELS OF
CHILDREN, PRODUCED BY TEETHING.
Are very happily relieved by this unequaled mixture.
MOTHKKS AND NUKSKS
The best prool of all that can be said in its lavor, is te
TRY IT' TRY IT! TRY IT!
I CHALLENGE COMPAKISON WITH ANY
OTHER KF.ME1Y IN THE WORLD.
It has the approval of sorre of the most eminent
practicing physicinas iu the United States.
vy For sale by all the principal Druggists and
Apothecaries throughout the United States and C an
adas. Also, by MfMCRKY. :. FitoTHlhOBAM k Co.,
Blanchabd k HoffmaW, Meiucal Hall, corner
South Pearl and Plain sts ; W. J HUMPHEKY k Co.,
II Clemknt and J H.MCLLOi'K.
Price 26 cents per ". BURROWS
V1? Albat... N V.
GREAT REMEDY Fi
grti ve conoid
IS predisely what its name indicates, for, while
pleasant to the taste, it is revivitv iin, - hil.-tinr
and strengthening to the vital powers, and at the
same iime reviviiies, reinstates and renews the blood
iu all its, original purity, and thus at once restores
and renders the system iuvulnerableto attacks ol dis
ease. Itj js the only preparation ever offered to the
world so 'Chemically and skillfully combined as to be
the most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted
as to acfitn perert accordance with tne laic of nature,
and henck soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the
digestive organs, and allay all nervous and other irri
tations. It is also perlectly exhilarating and at the
same timfe it is composed entirely of vegetables and
those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and
soothing properties, and consequently can never in
jure. Such a remedy bas long been felt to be a desid
eratum iu the medical world, lor it needs no medical
skill or knowledge even to Bee that debility follows
all attacks of disease, and indeed lays the system
open to tjhe insidious attacks ol many of the most fa
tal, such, for example, as the following : Consumption.
Bronchitis, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite.
Faintriess, Nervous I rritaf.il lit y , Neuralgia, Palpita
tion of the Heart. Melancholy, H vpocondria. Nighl
Sweats, Languor, Giddiness, and all that class o
cases so fearfull fatal if unattended to iu time
called Female Wenknrnses aud Imtularitin
Also), Liver Derangements or Torpiditv. and
Liver Ciimplaints, and Diseases of the Kidneys,
Scalding or Incontinence ol the Urine, or any
general derangement of the Urinary Orgaus, Pain in
the back J side and between the shoulders. pr dispoei
tion to sl.ght cold.. Hacking and continued Cough
Eiuaciatiou. Ditliculty of breathiug, and indeed we
might enumerate many more still, but we have space
only to say, It will not only cure the debiiiity blow
ing Chills and F ever, but prevent all attaei arising
Irorn Miasmatic Influences. ;ahd cure the diseases at
once, i already attacked. And as it acts directly anal
persistently upon the biliary system, arousing the
Liver to aa-tiu. promoting, iu fact, al! the excretions
and secretions otthesystem.it will infallibly pre
vent anyj deleterious con-equences follow -ug'upon
change of climate and water; hence a.i travelers
should have a bottle w ith them, and all should take
a table spoonful af least before eating As it pre
vents costiveu-se. strengthens the digestive organs, it
should be iu the bands of all persons ot sedentary
habits, students. mini-terK. literary men And all
ladies not u-tomed to much out dour exercise
should always use it If thej will they will find an
agreeable, pleasant, and efliciant reinedv sgaiti-t those
ills which rob them ot their beauty : for L-autv can
not exist without heaith. and health cannot exist
while the above irregularities continue I hen again,
the Cordial is a js-rteet Mother's Relitl Taken a
month or tw o l-lore the final trial she w il: pas the
dreadful period with tierlect ra-e and salvty Tnrrt
n no miMak' n'jov. it. fit f'orduit j al, f' e ni't; tor i
Mothtrt, try i; And to you we appeal to detect the
iliness or dei-line not oiuy of your daughter- before
it be too late, but also y our sons and bu-ban ls. lor
while the former, l.-om lal-e deinac;
down to a premature grave rather than Vi
dition be k no's n in time, the latter ure ot.
ed up with the excitement ot btisine- that
not lor ou iey to., would travel in ! h. -;
ward i::th. m,.i! too itite to aire-t t'.e.i
i'.ut the inolhe i- always s igiiimt . unc
conlideiiii v ftppea I : tor u e ar- -ut e v i o, r t
affection will nneriinglv ("int sou to 1 r
often go
their cod-
n o mix
it tt were
tne dow n
ifal tall.
ou w e
r failing
! Wood r
r. a- the
Kestorative Cordial and Blood Rn.m n'. r.
remedy w hicti sfiould t' a way s on h:n i i, 1
in.e ol
need. O.J. Wool Proprietor 444 Broad wj N ew
i ork.and 111 Market street. t. Loui- n i .and ld
bv ad good Dnivi-t. Price- line In,. :-r
hott,e. Pond & Slor-e. Agents :.', t',me
A
VOICE FROM THE WES1 :
IlI'U Tilt Cl.EVKI.AKl I'LlilULCi:
l'NIVi:i;vl, I'NIVER-A!.
Is the demand for
DR. S. . KlCllAUDSOX'S
siiLitiiV wiNi; It:i;k
Ti e celebrated New England Ren - r !.r
U A HI I UAL t o.N si Mil loN JAIN DM FEVER
AND AGl E GENERAL DFBil.il.. AND
ALL DIEAsF.S ARISING 1 l; M A
DISORDERED .VI o.M At. II. LIVER
OR P.oWF.l.S
Tbey are u-ed and recommended ly i-n,:,; Pnys
Clans ot the cuuLtry. and all who tr; 'h- ta pro
nounce them invaiuable
Dr. JAMF.-s L LEF.PF.RF. write jr.-ni Navarre.
Stark Co . O I he Bitter" are praised 1 y 'hu-e .uf
lering from indigestion, c'y spi psia and .t: er com
plaint" E. S. DAVIS. Postrna-ter at William-port. Ohio,
says: 1 bev give great sati-laction. I u-e them rny
sf. having taken coid become ..ro-tra'e and iost
my appetite It relieved me. and I can r oinniend
il with great assurance of its merits
Dr. Wm. M KERR, ot Rogersrilie. lid. writes
us ttiat they are the most valuable mediciLe offered
He has recommended them wi'b great o ce-. and
with them made senil cures ,f palj fa'.i'.u otthe
heart and general debility
IHOMAS SlANFoKD. Fq , lilouutu'le. Henry
Co . Ind . writes u a long l.tter. under da'e of May
4.1 ;. He was iniich reduced, having been afflicted
for three yeais with great nervous deti.ity . palpita
tion of the benrt of the most vere and prostrating
character. alter using a few L'tt.e- 1 a- com
pletely restored, and am now in robu-t .ea:!i
GFRG: W. HoFIpMAN. says l.e wis a'.ilicted
with rheumatism lor 2') years in all its var; ju lorms.
and at the date ot hi' letter he had tee': -wo years
well: the Litters effecting the cure, when several
phy sician attending him c uld do him n-. good He
says. For rheumatism, dy-pepsia. iter complaint,
kidney affection or dropsy . it is a ;ec:5c certain
remedy.'
J W HUNT writes from Delphc- Al.rn ( o..
Ohio, i a section w here F ever and A gue pre ails I that
he most cheerfully recommends them ot decided
merit in all ca"e of F ever and Ague. D-. -;.ep-ia and
General Debiutf
D. K GALLEHERS. M. D, Write- from Van
Wert. O , -I most respectfully recommend the
SherJ Wine Bitters to the notice of dvpepfc persons
and all w ho require a stimulating medicine
SucuS'lcs ir are "iris Irti l
FL"L1 DIRECTIONS ACCOMPAN Y EAt. 11
BO IT I.E.
Sold by dealer- iu medicine generally 11 3m
Q. A R D I X K R 'S
Hlieumaiif and IWiualgia U-mpound
A u" cure for lln'umatism and .V'i i" ' n ices
form. The underig el hereby certitv tha: they have
used "Gardiner e Rheumatic and Neu.s'ia Com
pound " for the cure of Rheumatism ai d Neuralgia,
and have in every case found immediate ar d perma
nent relief We have full confidence :i. it-l.taung
qualities, and w ould recommend it to a., who are
alHicted with these harrassing diseases a one M the
salest and he-t medicines ever ofered to :tie J iibiic.
S HANCOCK. Jr . 'Z Sou'h Market - . Bo-ton:
iv ll Al-LFJS. Bs-ston; HENRY A FULLER. I)
South Market st . l(.e.ton : SAM L VVAl.l.s Jr . Citv
Hotel, Boston: GEO i!. PI U M M ER. l.MsNerick
"luare East Bo-ton : L'FNRY D GARDINER.
Webster St . Ti-t Ho-tor: A PRAM V I.H.I.. W eb
ster St.. Boston: Cap tl AS O. lnd.l: 111. last
lioston i , .......
Ti' be' tnelicif e f -r 'be disease I eie: -a (. HAS
A SMITH. No 1 Old S'nte House. Bo-t ;i
Have been afllicted with Kheumuti-ra iu it- worst
form and was entireiv cured bv the u-t o: one bottle
A. W. BRY F.FL Mathews Building. Commercial st..
Bostou.
Gardiner's Rheumatic ata Neurnlgia Compound
lias entirely reliever! me lrom suflejings r i several
years' standing. W. K. LODGKINs. No 1 Old
Eta'e House. Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years
I was entirely cured by the use of two bottles of Gar
diner's Rheumatic ami Neuralgia Compound NuK
MAN T. AY EKS. Franklin st , Boston
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound bas been
taken by hundreds of people fur Scrofulous Humors
with great benefit. It may be given to childreo with
perfect safety.
At wholesale by 'MACY f JENKINS. CT Liberty
St.. New Y ork.
Principal Depot N7 Kilby ., Howlon.
None genuine unless signed by
CHAS. F. GARDINER.
For sale by Pond k Morse and Francis F'enn, Rut
land ; John E. Weeks. Brandon: W. I'. Russell and
11. A. Sheldon, Miudiebury; W. U. gprague, Ver
gennes; and Apothecaries generally. 34-ly 6mis
J K W
YORK
KEROSENE OIL CO.
At Prices to Command the Market '.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
l'AUAFFINK ILLUMINA1 INi OIL.
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL
MACHINERY OILS
DEPOT, 14-2m
COZZENS & CO Vatcr St.. New York
N
OTICE! The Medicines of
DR. J. CLAWSON KELLEY,
(ANALYTICAL I'll Y'SIC'I AN',)
Are for sale bv Mr hn iiiiK DEIs, corn
A Pine ir.,1 w(.sf. . s:s -
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