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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

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Die ltnterfbiebsnen 3si0en ibren Srenn'
ben uno Gunben, ,ine ceH, gan5enpubltfuln'
ersebeaf an, oas f. In Osfbaftapsrbiroune
aetretrsn fuo. Sis baben ibrsn Ssbapp,
in Der Gusearamas graBs,in @anten, lse:
raoe osu nsutn Santbauie sssenhber, fra'
Der bs,pobpt BON Nbilip Demait) beoeu
tsno psrarbBert, uuo merben caleittt bsftdn
Dig auf Qauo babsn, Elm sroSes VhortIment
SdtteL 3dumen, @otteIbagsl
5eutgifen pifOlenbaIftern eapab
lerilten gbados, potrpMafben, &C.
DeGrbprn 8eGbirrt & m m { s,
jeosr 2lrt s . f fer,
Yeusrs gvmer, 2Du0Dner Nasen
peitlhen Neitst glesontes, 0arglrs
tef, ,lno Gig peitlhsM Stat(b
Slebtsn jeber 0atuns.
0aes Don gutter Qualitdt. NIT ben belten
Waterialien uno iauber eemabt WOl!en lts
i'm @roBen uno &leiueu 10 rpohIfeil ais es
in osumeltliben Staaten irserowo 81 ba'
ben it. ae9en 9 aar9elo b ODER annebnl'
libe 4anbes prooudte Derfaufen. 9II!e &C.
ma6te 8eFsauussu peroen aufs lDnsaFe
aasssfabst.
qBiuiam gea[s, uno
Sohn SuGius, jun.
Canton, Mug. 30. 1885. 2O:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
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81. uno, 3. 9. 81 eGuueN
!oaben fosbsn empfaussn uro j,st erbff
net, sius por5asIibsaIuaWabL ., Der Sabre
,eit ausemsfensn ...- F.. ....-
Stapel uno M poewaaren,
,peld,e iIs bsabNdtissn au csn nissr'sttsn
ptsi{en, fir baar o els , oser 2aaotepre
ouete au perlaufen. sic taltsn fib isosr
,eust, baB in seinsm Stpbr iu stats eo'5u
oillissrn Bspinsunssu esslauft rsrosu
'ann. ~.. = r =. a5~~, ...... II.
n0ir w aijsu, a Stabsr
unb &lees8 aemen, 70 ME fir Die
aeiltsn auoeren aanses: Gr3eusnifIs, tperben
lie su tsoer 3eit baar1eIb ;ablen.
RrN. .. alQe EolAs, ,rslbs feb nbe.
isds Wpnate, eurb Oaoten ooer auf anoe,
II gBsile, pie fib in unferer SdbuIo rpifIen.
sesoen bEoR ia ibfe,n eisensn 9lassu ban:
,el, rpsnn its ohne Dsrsu3 N6tisfsit mad:
|-u--ba mir eu,ieb!o6tn ltno, Die Nbbs5abl
ing 5u er5.pinssu ,p,sbalb mir boTen oae
tie bierbep SntsreHtrte, unitrn Munfb er,
fallen uno uus Ger unan8ssetinen yot5,pen
|o;sfait ibetbsbsn ,psroen, ibrs 9lsGnuuaen
ben betrsHeaotn 8samtea sur giniammlune
,u aberaeben. j. M Z gsr.. ls..... r. ,.s.s.,
org esf,ablener 0ippf
piro 1oansnnsile uuo tsyn, 8ufbsI Der.
'auft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

Or llntesfbriebens tsfunbet feline 9reunz
benno baS publisum, eaf Ct sinen ebub
ftobr in Dem s r d NJ beaufe e.rieb-
tet bat, norm fIb sesenwartis 9r. Gcu,f's
Satttssfbap befneet seleaen In Der Ius:
earamas straBe. 5spep Gbhren ,pe(t!ib Don
6eiur,h 9 dlpGer's 8 WrtbssauIe,-
.almo CT beftanois ale Q|ttsn Stube nne
5.iefel BON bsftr fsinsemabter, asbeit II.
Matetial-auf y9anS baIfsu, uub lIs 81 Den
sbiuisifen V.siien uae 2eotnsunssn ps,faus
fen tpirb. -.. ~
. sBeite1nnsen aller alrt srerben nit
Danf ansenon,,,sn, ,'ne auf paaftlibte II.
pro.npteife teicr8t !rereen. Z
. /. 9aeob Sud.
CANTOR, Map IS. 's5. Aft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

S9aab baben. ane 30 biGi9sa pses,sn SaW
Bstfaafe anbistsn, ein. srcBeS uao psaapu'
aes NNostiment Boa
Slesonten ano Bino(ce StabstH,
Don allea gattsssen u. spteiisn -sssnfsae
Settses, wieeenftiblt, nat Nebs'
Re6tnen Niden unD @istu' o@
ltpner uno anotse Nrtta;
atle sp.lebe pcm beFen MaateriaI uuS ssrnaa!.'-
tilt werseu aut aearbsitet 30 fevH. s'ste
5table yeparirt unS an8slttipsa /; sess1t
5isniB satn DetFaufe.
81 pappslpIaastn, qBaiseN, Mossea:
1BeIfbSera, uno ale aRbere Nrtsn 3anoes'
prcouats, irssbsa Ratt 3ablanS Iar MsOu
oYsweu. D.a.
Gaatou, 5unD @6. 1885,. 1o:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
Neut 2ibter Sabrif.

Der unteribriebens maebt biermit feinen
Srsnnosn. nnb te,n Qn!if,.m befalt. naB er
anseFaaesn bat sibtr su fabric iren I! uno
sr trlrb lnrner einsn errBsn @orratb auf
J,ane baben, ftin 9Bobabans iff an, gpefiti-
ben enes Der 2uteafa,rae etrafTe, frabsr
bemc5nt BON 5n. 81. Dissent.
er miro aub beiianeis Daa:ss @.lS fas
autss llnfbIib e.bsn. : 7
Canton Dse. 90 1888
GrnR &'tasnltein. 1sMl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05

8stunben ad3tansS Sbcu
lire Sseunce ano oat
pubIifuas baB &c Ubi8et
8efhdft, in Osmt Spsvs
ten 0ebdube, UeFli6 '.
orn. q. 9opstt's Snbi,
amer &Dnisints-;M Mittts:
hanfe. . Al,AefanAss. Alai
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-05
9reLccrlDR q
9egFtssusss,g gOmpasnie.
asenssn.0f eanten,l

A0enseH;S Stfte-s6nten,
Dse. "a. 1854 -
pa bes ustsdAHsbsRs ssa Ser = p i o.,
teetiDn 9afuraneeg snpa9nie"
"a 9aytfoyo, Gsnasesie,,t, olS N9tnt onses
felt nuo aatOriFrt ,peroea stne asaffdab
Dsrf6ruassn aas3ui1slIen, 70 erbieet sr
Nb tisrnit Joanisr, Gtpbss, Nlhblen, Sas
Ssi6ea ano 9tsuera, faF,nt bersu snbalts
netf waesoeriep anbsrN asnIi6bes gisens
tksase, sesss DerMfs Oesr 8slbaoisnng
osrH 8sasr, "a asnnrissn. Die aoftsn cas
la fas sisoriset, a!s bic 4stas elmer Gins
aalt Siefer Nrt sus Die sgsfe rsIebe biele
SFiSia Sdlibtans ibrsr Gefcsafte, nnt
cer Beridti3ans aao StSablaus ibrer 8etsf.
ipfs. petfolsen rrirc, wirs pto,ppr unb liz
bersl ispn. aafraJen fir 9ebinsunaen H.
NNecuran,. sn6aen in Der Aast5tfube psrt
5as,iS uno Bsleen inGauton, eernasbt srex$'
sen, burb ale Gefbaitsin BeSus aaf bitfg
Aatntl6aft psrHitts!tweteen. T.,
...,. NH. Son Sarris,
Nssnt fir befasss GsnYssaie.
eattcn gan. 10. 1896. s9sf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

}ttb C3futmtnt.

THIS choice sDi safe ointment aid 10 be- superior
toauy uso, ipr that dsagresabie sud h,ou,a
d-eHse, the Ifth lhts uinimea 10 certain ops.
Htcu that person troubled with the above disorder
"nSTt 20 De without ~. l. remedy for cuisDso1.
cruiDns 'corbuc affections II the head. soy other
bse.siss on, winch ariss from sharp hanois IA tLs to..i
Pace "a canis bVI.
rsh supply IL just received aid for sale by LUtHkH
DAsiELf, JAaIs EAHstIT.J. JAAhs poRTEH, Bear
a NAs,A, NuuapI- fR>kCis SLA.os. Ne. Rutland
Lsnst1u, Morion Co, Cs,'ielun--A. u. Bi.. No,ce
Ransom. Last f"u.tney staairy, Lthjns veil a Co,
H.si foutbsy -sbin, Butt"c & Co., samuel Tgwus-
end, Nai'ingiori Nuah ". Sawyer. 1ntnouih ias.c
3. Dspel', 3. L y. } Smith. Dtuby HDushlou Bragg.
{ -tf"ns 0on, P4wlcii Kpwisy & Butler, Graves &
Fastct. Grsnvin'G stsni,sb b.scf. F,gt hais,
y nh Gfa.slI.. -. =. Nrgbt a Co. Anirs~ Aso.fsan
-iatta- 4lteosly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
VI URIEn.

'''an"n ri. r~ssisv he isth tn.' b, r..,nnan D.
'" keneev. 81 wc.ipoit. \ to Chs.ns. p.,-,n. AT
G-anns ~ "N'"'"i :"
Ndtl.Nu'v. ssp, iAh b, NJ C,sr, EijaA Ra~.as
Sc Ntfrrt iatt - -'
70 - AN,n. lNh iss'. W Richard Y Can NJ r.it. 10,
h'-' "af' W tstns~e''h dsuehis' Of Hon } u F.rn.
"efih nft fof n,rt ntsca
10 - Atans lsth inst, VI, William y Ile.ees 10 NJ.
t.Fushs near,s.v
W Sh"feh'n. llih iu't. VIZ Ga,ca Rich to Ne. Cha,
luffc n4scnnh " ~
10 Ne, l''so oh met N, Es,a " uo,t 70 Me. Char
w N4Alcnn-' t9ih iost Mr. Inae 4 Dfo,. Of n.e,io.
ton. 20 Me- Ma, nurrn 's
IT, Ma'lchuy. 18Th inst Nj jonathan Howe to N., Al
Agad Dahcb "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

' Z Ns't,n Sssp r-"frss ~ vahitsh. dar,as ,l,s
ea'n'uss fsricn II the Legislators. s.n,r.rsa--
'mhfar7r iu tun ~ rsocssps, II taiA tr-usA~. Of
ne leR'lsurs hs'ftheri .srsH nrsp,st s,st cage.
80 ''' go" e he l.d frsts i.l, rfiss e.
20 NsteHstN G,EEtth vii te ,urni,ssA ihteesrh
~ 's''."n 81 ~ eenr lef year, 'o,lat,1 pe dAi,y.
arsu'-crr'irn. ts-~i,~i - ~. rsrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
FROM THE ARNY-ornaAL
H'ad Q-sriers. .i~my sfhf Sll'k.
.usais0a0g .Hs. Syi. 5. 1886

STA ! cane A.lAef to-day Co e4s4.gc .alo lie
.iais Of tie supplies en Lsad, and a. selec, aud
forward such e. mes &c spared ton. Tie fef,ce
al ,his eonniry iyf zoe Use u The troops desuued
f0r fioiids.
Ga my VA 10 tAis plsos passed We,smeks
~hsre there are sboai three ttOgssLd lad,ans " no
are To eFoss The Coosl 70 DAY. saa tass up their
hss q tssrch westward. Bopeoih.e Ysholo ~ ho.e
departure reported ic- days ago. b on be Az
70 the ~esi' ~sll t~o thousaa4 thgee hundred u
has bsnS asoot fsuf thousand ~si move 10
day Or tso from Tsilsdsgs. II they have MOI lso-
70. already and boPs 10 have the ~hois uaiisn
e nei:sE ;! ias 2oih. ss.vPl hs hniliss = sore
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Two le, Black smith shop fr OF more year, and
pnss,ss'"u gwen immediately good Brick
shop with two iros anJ fouh II wnuieI Good Iiou,a
aud Barn Hni Camden SPOT. This stiusii 70 - 10 III.
middle Of the Town 81 shrewsbury and plenty Of work
for hshds at all Hm,s only other shop 10 Town
lhs place has within short tine been sid and the f.,
mor own'r going West The rent will he r-n>onahl.
"od lay made cs.!-ATpy 10 the owner near he pre-
misses.
SrErHEN GLEASON
Shrr.thr~v Seo' 90 ,a3G AO8w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
RI ssELL's
TfnrtatIe Bilious PITY,
OR T.l-NILY PUlSIC,

FOR general use N cases 81 Jsuniice morbid ..n.b,.
ny oi thf stomach ADD w~ls, los 81 appetite l,iJ
breath, cstveness fs,. oud all disease. Arising or,
hillary arrangements, for correcting tho ,,sts If
the blood auI cleansing the OF tool aud v,cid bu
more These pills are mid eaihErc. producing nsi.
ber pb'ns noi grplns. aud ATE therefore ysusb. and
highly approved medicine, aud pronuunced q, sueh
by the most stluSui.hej rhyscisn,.
E4eh box contains 81 pills.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
stray ICarlirag,

AtTRAYED from the subscribed about the mid
> de II May last, rcd YEARLING IIEIF.
EH her right ear cropped, aud Of middling
size Whoever may have discovered SAID wear.
ling aud will give information Ia the snbsciber,
shall be rewarded for their trouble.
SIMEON CIAFFEE
Rutland, Sept. p. 1896. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
KUasELL'o CELEBRATED
salt RbCum Oiutmrut.

THIS uuqrc,lionaby the best and ,sfs. remedy
ever vet urrcd to the p4ba ur that obstinate d,odes
Na1 h."uH Il has sueoctdol whore other moaa. hs 80
failed Hud iiie m that ii has loeb extensively used BY
emincnt practitioners speaks volumes Va It. prs,o Il 70
equally ehcsc'ous all diseases the SKIN .cnld head
"hS "'ri0s, "nd The most hveefais Itch, &c. &c. M
ncr"u' rerhcaos might be obtained, but the prnptstof
chooses that fair trial should Ice the ouiy srdeue. Of is
-uperior ehcacy. Price 90 ceot. bvI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
Commissioners, Notice.

~ 4 The sibscribes being appointed by
~ the lian. Pro0slr Court f,f ID. district
81 itataod, commis4IoneIs, 20 receive, .rs,via.
and adjust al clam, aud d,u.nds Of all per,ons
ssa'ust the estate oil
RODNEY &. ROYCE,
late " kullaGd, IA ..,L di,trici, d~c.s.ed, rep,
resented in,oi' rat, aud also al el4iBs sad de.
nands exhibited "a "nsel th-teto, aud III months
rom tle an das Of Juiy Lao, Deiag silo~si by
aid court iOf lied, p4rpose, Nc do therefore here
BY gHe uJtics taal Sc ~iH siiend 10 the busihess
Of oar said sypointm~nt, 81 II. pierpoinl's ofhes
10 Rutland, on The "a Mondays of October and
Decsmbsr neat, from 10 o'clock A. 81. Until
o'clock 4. ~ on zach OF .sd days,
X PIERPOINT,
g. I. HODGES, Co~~ss.
T. DANIELS.
Dated Al i;Ifsad, tits iBh d.y u s-p..a.
,sf. 4 u ICES 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

" Headline Ion.'hs~ Jones Revolaiionar, p,n.,on.,
W GHn1rtoWn y " Du, Peal S~,n
~ MdithHN tRih inst .sd-ieai, NJ P,ul Read n
w. llotiiN. " Dsp nat0a,I Solder erthe Re, n
w NfHndoa lGth met p,vid Isndon ~
w F"met on tho 18Th lost, sner sh"t srA d.a..n M
Reed IS " ''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
DIR. q. u. OSGOOD.

| ts removed h, ohce 10 room over DA,,v. &
fTLi's store. where those WISHING Tor hi. sorv,oe,
may u hm at all houf': ~hsn n@ away setusl
I.r'frssional In.is.
Rutland. sent 90. lr7s 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

.Hrder IF he RE E. Ro5erts.-The body of
The Rev. l.. Roberts, of Steuben, Oneida Co., says
The Alb. Eve. Journal of Sept lG ,h,was found in
the lock, of the little basin. this morning. An in
quest was held and Testimony introduced whcl.
leaves no reasonable ground TO donbt but that he
murdered. and ROBBED Of ins watch and about
800 10 money. Mr. Roberts was on his way to
New York with span Of horses, whcA had been
put on board tow boot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

/
! 7Ae FOOD II .iEiA. The Geuesce Farmer give.
this amusn, summary Of The native eountr,e, Of
our most iamilsr plants:
! The Poiaioc is native of Soy,h Amc,,-, ,ns h.
s'd found Wild IN Chil, Peru and Monte v,edo. -
10 rs native state the root is snsj aud hitter The
fret mention ofit hy Eurrpe7n wriers H. ia iass
IA Is spread oyc' the wnrld Wheat anI Rive
originated N Tarary and Siberia where they are
stu indigenous. The only country where the Ost
u ionnd Mild is M AhNsslui1. md thence NAV be
considered q native Maze or hdan corn /, d ma
I've oi Mexico and was unknown go Europe un,il
after The diec"tcpcs of Columbus. The Bread Fnt
tree native 81 the south Sea Islands rarticular
ly o'ahrite. Ten d. found native 90 where OK
ccpi ia China aud japan from Vhicl countries ih.
World Is supplied. TOE Cocoa Nat lea native %,
mos. eqnnuctlel countries and i. one of the mos,
valuable Of trees food clothing atj shelter are
afforded by b. Coffee IS native Of Arhia Felix
bat 10 nov spread into both the Es,r ind West la
dies. The beet ootl,e IL bropCh, from Mocha, IN
Arabic, whence about fourteen millions are aunual.
~ rsp9ued. 81 Domingo furnishes from sixty to
fc'cniy millions Of pounds yearly. All the ,nue-
ties Of Apple derived from Tie crab apple, " hch
is found ua'vc in most parts Of the world. The
peach is derived from Persia where 1t still grows
IA native state, small bitter. aud with poisonous
qualities. Tobacco Is native Of Mexico ant :.
America, and lately one species has been found IN
New Holland. Tobacco was first introduced into
England from North Cacnlina IN 1856 10y Walter
Raleigh. Asparagus was brought tiom Asia. Cab
bage aud Lettuce tom Holland Horse Radsh
from China Ri,e from Ethiopia Beans ffon the
East Indies: Onions AMI Garick are na:iycs of va
rlpus places both in Asia and Africa The Sugar
Canc is native Of China aud the AIT Of making eu.
sar from it has been Praotsej from thc remvtesl
antiquity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Cfem Ro5ery-S39 000 ia Goh sioha.-Mr Al.
en-, agent OF the Fulton Bank, took passage
90 Monday on board the steamboat Rhode island
having in charge keg containing thirty niue thou
sand dpillrs ga foreign gold, which he requested
petuils4ion OF ihe captain OF The boat 10 place in
ula Office on deck. After t.o boat had landed her
passenger 81 Ae@ port about do yhsut Oh Iscsda q
The kes was discovered TO ue empty, turned upside
down, With oHe hoaa out. Arrangement were iui-
Indefinitely made 10 search every pefsOn Oh Uolid
inclldlls officers and the crew, but no discovery
"as made, aud on tie srfisa. Of The Rhode Island
OIL Providence, The steamboat Providence was iH-
mecialely despatched with competent od.eers on
board, TO carry the information ~ Nea port where
on her hulytl. several suspicious PERSONS wlU had
oeua landed there. we're arrested, and It Is hoped
he money has been recovered. The money musl
have been taken By some person Aho got through
the Office window beiNecu aud =. n. The
clerk was % the Office mstiog up accounts iill .
=. A- hea be .sN and went 20 bed at A. ~.
,Lc car,sin csme itto tbe ogiee, hut seeing thar
he Leg stood 10 is place he'd no susplcons.-
lAe keg eghed about 100 he ID. lido.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Hh,iesris Bssaa,s. There are couple Of she
sfeel aiors q this csly. vino are 1using. snd have
been Tor some ume, mos, fJuushing business ou
a small cspii-i They are slsiefs, ADD the glofl.
Que pbir have nos under their oNn erpecial care
and direction. uPSsrts of forty houses Of N fame
oil paying 10 them weekly rent Of from ! 80 to
500 per Week They hire and furnish ,he houses
snl Then LEI them 10 some enlerpusing profession
a. lady. Sho keeps boafders and pays the rent
~eekly. When The rent % rot penctOsliy PAD,
ihey aye packed III bag End baggage, and oihers
ihsisllec "a tLe.r llscCs. The magistrates have
slIssdy LAT If Bp~ards o. 80 OF tier L0Sses, aud
nors are yst 10 81 is,encs. lot DO, GiscOsefse.
" y H-rsiS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27
NJ Office.

a CARPET BAG was leh saost i.ns
~ since by som~ OF u's Stages at Bea
mans iiolsi ~ TAI. Village, containing son, ar
,lcie' VI wearing apparel, together -ith several
other articles. Tie osArr caa have the same
by Ps1ing charges.
Rg'lsnd, .vc' -, 1885. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Moan TR5unLE AZ TUE soy.G. The ToG1cs.
zee mounted volunteers 10 the number Of 500
were at Roanoke OF the ChstiaA.3ca.e and refuse
TO 60. Oue causc vi ,h.s refasa. Il. that Gcuc-a,
Jessap had the e2souiery 10 scad tu~u Captain
Lane, yoang of4cer aul aid 10 tt,e command
OF the Tennesseaus as Bngsdier Genera. at which
the bfa'e Ieunessosns we're so much outraged that
tAey hung Messrs lesaap aai Lane ga eiisy. and
perforated their ulscA bodice al,u uae bale. feel
ms that ihey were not only themselves grossly
insBlicd. b., a.sO their aasU; AMI popular com.
insodef, Geu. Armstrong. The c54uti, never. q,
10 ssd ,urned out >. n1s.e .ak ag corps a. these
TeSnessesns, vtl their sr'en-td sliced. anI Nar.
lac equipments. - J.sisa D. 7ims.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Distressing Acciirnt. On the % ult., as Nc
Lewis l.. Holt. o. Salmon River ia this town, was
crossing bridge near TreadNe's mills with =
heavy load Of lumber, asttnt piece broke, snd he
was pfeciP,taied some or q feet the wagon and
nmber falling directly upoa him both Of his thighs
we're broken and one hip very badly injured.
Tie survived the accident about seven hours Nj
u. was az industrious young man, about "a years
Il age, and has left wife aud one child to lament
his shocking aud untmely death. PaasLurg Re-
publican
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

vet theen 'ops." And ~h,fc DO ,ou in,c..a ~.
'nf - To Ch'csro." And Nhsi ste you loaded
~ih NY family and trsn. Cor workinr ~
mrn. ''Atr you 'camsn :" "Fo, 6,c sui for
" ''sr' hsve ~eaih"fcd the Storm, on Lakes
George and Chs,oplsjn"
liefc the matter ended. The vessel :. nov, J., .
lng q, one Of cur whstves. aud 10 perfect .r.r,.
men Of a North River Sloop. rF.lo journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

'S"edish faTs tcih respect 10 ia'orication. The
avs against intoNicstion are enforced with great
'Eof IN Sweden. Whoever IL seen drunk Is iu
cd Tor the fret offence three dollars for tie Sc
cohd FIX; Tor the third and forth a still greater sum
and is always deprived OF the right Of voting at
elections and of being appointed a reprosentalit e.
lie Is Decides, publicly exposed IN the Parish church
on the following Sunday. If the same individual
Is found committing the same offence a fifth time
he Is shut up IN house of CORRECTION nd condcn-
ned TO six months hard labor aud If he is again
guilty, To twelve months punishment of similar
o">criptiuu. II tho ofonce has boon committed in
public such al fair auction &C. the fine IS
dGublal and Il the offender mas made his appear
ance III church the punishment is still more Sc
we're. Whoever Is convicted Of having induced a.
mother TO ntoXicaie himself IL fuel three dollars
which sum Is doubled II The person Is Eiuo,.-
hn ecccsias'ic who fall into this offence looscs his
pchencei o. !, is lavhan, v hO occupies any con
7dctabie post, his functions are suspended aud per
haPs he Is dismissed. Drunkenness is never az el .
cure for any crime and whoever dies when drunk
haucd igU 1miniously,u nl deprived orlhe prayers
aC The church.
II ~ forbidden to give. and more explicitly TO sell
any spurious liquors to Students wOr.men servants
APPRENTICES snd private soldiers. Whoever is
observed drunk n the streets. or making noise in
tavern Is sare 10 be taken 10 prison and detained
al sober, without however, being that account
exempted from The fnes. llaif oft ,se fines goes
10 the lnorncrs (~ho generally police ohicers)
lie other half to the poor II the delinquent has
40 money, lac Is kept IN prison uniii some one pays
'or him, % until lac worked uul his enar cement.
TWice yea. these ordinances are read aloud from
ihe pulill By the clergy aad every tavern keeper
10 bound, under the penalty of heavy fine 10 have
copy Of them hung up 10 the principle rooms Of
h,s house. Church ef England Nag.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

IlIl-t celebrated bcr com posed purely u veg.
oi"h'"' 81 the mott Innocent ard specific viftuet -
lh"v hte rec uiHicnded particularly ior restoring weak
constitutions, cleansing and strengthening the stomach
AL 'n'r sng the sppeute -Hlso provocative against
the choioEb mprbus, iNet-HDd-Hguo, removing nau,ea
vomiting hcUr burning weakness IN The Ltea. pain II,
ne stomach aud other SYMPTOMS Of nstusnce aud igd
so'ion OAG box Will tinciuts gallon
IIte d ctnts a LnA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

Hart Times. High rcn,s aud prices for every
thing "o eat and wear, lheme, Of nuScrso
complaint, Bacon, beef veal lamb, 9rutty eggs
butter, and all the lttle IT cojefas of the table are
doIbIe former prices. Urdcr such circumstances
economy should be- the word with all those who
have to Toll for their likelihood. Cut down every
useless expense and useless dulgcnce: get up u
hour sooner in the morning. and 20 to bed an LoIr
later at night work ia hitle additional elbow
grease during :he day, and If blessed with health
the poorest anon, may bid defiance ~. only Ia
nigh prices, scarcity Of moLcy ana prospective star
va,Ion but ia due time, to debts, duns and dilcui-
Ties IN the bargain. Live light and live cheap II
Is easily done. Rice sud uiolasses Is all admirable
dish for children; salt herrinps for breakfast 81 tea
three Times week. ar" enyiab1 luNur.ee for grown
'"IKs' middhng bacon and Ired bpplos aie bou,
healthy and Pa."tabie, sturgeon stuffed aud baked
" o'hed p'"In, Ia passing good veal shin sop
wen made Is exec Iont; aud cat fish slew brew
ed according to rale is supcrlatiyc.
Then 'or side dishes, what can match vel boil
ed or ffled poilloes cynbiins, pckled boe's and
onions "sInotDered," not IA CREAM" bat IN non
water and draw bu'terl = dozen olhe. httIe
knck-knackaries might be named, bat these " N
suffice for the present. So much for choap sum
mer hving; nov for cheap wearing. Brush up aud
repair The old shoes aud stockings poll ia, faded
"alscoats and phntaIoons out Of the close; aud II,
them on scain; they don't look 80 well us new To
be sure but they fit loosely aud pleasantly. besides
they are paid for. Ge, LOST years summer coat|
from the garret, have he elbows patched, the mis-
sing button replaced, the duet brushed Oh. The
grease spots taken out, aud slip it on thea ha,
he old bat brushed AMI ironed up, aul looa in the
glass at yourself, reader If you have needed aud
ioll0w,d our counsel and see how YOU hike your
personal appearance The patcher Oh the elb .as
are Objectionable tue, they are not very slightly.
Jut winch is the best, yatol on the elbow OF your
cost by tailor. OF tap On your shoulder by shef
1T . odicer.- Ptiefsjorg Ioasieitoiion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-27

4 i"e ~affte-s ~ho 60 90 Fioflds shon have
consented io siios ~ remain ont; the w.rrs,.
fctpt,.
E'ing sble to dispense uith the service Of the
Tennessee ,oluu,ers, directed Brig. Cen Arm.
strong sev'rsl cAys ego to proceed with them TO
Fl1ndy. by essy marches. ! tins. day ordefed the
f"Ra!sf troop. 10 eoaoeElfAis al Fort Mitchell aud
'f~iiou they Afe Dispersed generally 10 single
compsu'es ftom lr~ision to Talls.see distance
~ hundrod and t~eniy miles they wiIl be pushed
90 10 f."nds sboat the 20;h and | hope 10 send
under Ca7,. Lsne from 81 hundrcj To a thousand
lod'sn ~srrofs. This force. II the Seminole.
c'n BE- found should put ohl TO the war there
. al Octobtf