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will take 3 or 4 Apprentices from Il to !
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John w. Motifs Estate.

D;s,rie, Of Rrti~~d IS. Is thai, at slated
Probate Couii held at Rutland within aud for said
District, on the first Monday, being the 4tb day
Of july A. d. 1896,
William Vaughan, administrator Of the estate
in this State of John W. Mott, late Of he city
aud STATE OF New York, deceased, propo ing 10
render an accom- Of his administration and
present his account against said estate, Tor allow.
aucp
OrGered, Tha, said Account be examined IN
court, at session thereof, to be holden a, the
Probate Office in Rutland, within aud for said
di>irlc! on the Iirst Monday OF hngus, next -
And thai the publication nf copy OF this order
three weeks successively, in The Rutland Herald,
printed at l(u'and, suon as may br, shall be
suihcirnt NOTICE to all concerned 10 appeal if they
see cause, aud object thereto.
30 f. ". HOPKLNS Regi.,er
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co y < l. !! p TON.
DR.. RELIES ASIiMAT,C PILLS.

SEf tNF, from their extraordinary success iu givius
SxA instant relIct AMI IL curing CDl Coughs, 4sM-
mas d. Giediy Rreqting Hhcesrng. T,ghfne,s II he
Chest pam m M S'de. Splitting OfBio,d. ChitH and
Shuerngs M0i Preeeie Ftrei and Lmg ComP'Gints g'n
srGg' become 9th most pc" ulaI Incidence known,
sHI soush, aior from every part of the uury
scroun' Of the Astounding success which has attend
ho.r Administration ~ the above complaints frequently
curing the mo. obstinate cases and civ ng tire
expected rcl, aler every other remedy had sle
ter.nn, hsd gwen tn'ms,ivos up 10 de,par Of
They have teen Eaowuto person. suppose To he
Ear gone IN consumption, Hul exhibiting all tIe appear
ance # appro ching di-soui On.
Ali such have been the sanitary effects Of these l'.
even N hopcies ses, Tar miisa he suT.-.
ng' of ih- patent As evidently 20 lr,ong lie ior g
a"d rLs. AID gEe t. Il fosiive coI, iacy ncl er
expected 20 enjoy.
praiion queDs the c,ush, aud pr curus curni,tsLie
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C,nmrp COLI, ~. r. qIenly r"rnry'dio D fe~ honr.
IL ..hop-H. { ysa i,r oa spe.Aae o.. '.i--, ra..J
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ing gts, h,Tit I'd. T p1,et Hflfs .4sl1A4c Pas fo .
-,ar.a- zee re- ira o. sf'u2 p', o.rst. ,pd -,I.-
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v 30 gs .'I.rs. t4rH from fHo u--tt tle-l - ice 10,
iry aston So IS. Dob ..acr- tn-D. To-. u4ar Re. 10 800,
"ri sTs d. fart g. -.I.. e-."u'iai .4r, then
coat o., and alnr.i Fl" g.. r tx Silence.
lh''lri.a ,rit.n. 'Ia r'.r.Di'r ilst Il gentleman
80 '.e country o'." ycd Goo iu. ne a r"s.oe tn t,,-,r
10" nee e h'sr l'. b. d e.p .hr u. n ..rl 10. fe
Free "h'ie ze. 30 Is 81. h,'f 20, u al. 50 c.s.
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.sOsiaE, .NOtlg@e's Efetntc.

Sats Of iermori, AYE j, rememb-re
D.t,je. o. RramIss. ID that a, Il ,,a,ed
Prooare CourJ heId Il, Rutland, within and CO..
said district, on the Gf>l Monday, being the
ilh day of July, 4. D. 1896,
Samuel IT, Kellogg, administrator Of the estate
OF Josiah Nourse, late clPusorJ, in said district,
DECEASED, pr"p'sngt To ,cnder an account OF his
administration and present hi, account against
said estate for allowance
Orirred That said account be examined in
court, at Il session thereof, to be- holden at ihe
Prob ,e Office in Rutland, within and for said dis
uc,, on the lst Monday Of August next ;-And
that he publication OF copy OF this order three
weeks successively in the Rutland Herald, print
ed al Rutland, as soon as may br, shall be sui
fcient notice to all concerned TO appear, ii they
see canse, and object thereto.
20 =. w. Hopkins. Rerist,r.
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O'!'nl' Gays III. De"ees' should be io6fed
upon a. an eNerrisr 81 inrch Importance aud he is
sustained ~ 'hIs Vie" BY many eminen, medical
winters.
DIT most people iiink otherwise. Nothing Is more
common 'han TIE iGes hat to cav A. unbecoming
ana chho'eo a'e every who're taught, when they sni-
ef pam To brave II oht, and not cry. Such d.
fech1n--'o eny notmng Of lis tendency - encour-
age hypocnsy-is Wholly unphl!nsophica The
following anecdoie may IN part to Illustrate
ny meaning. Il Is said to haze been related
I1y Dr. Rush.
i gentle 80 South Carp,1, was about 10 IN
+ergn very paHinl surgical operation. IL A,d
"o'5sc he IDEA liat It was beneath the dignity q
man. o'e' 10 ray or d. suyimrg expressive Of
a'io lie therefore refuge 60 ,a5mi, 10 tie prp.
rs -'ion 'isecarog The haals and fcc By btaaarts.
ee'aHag 10 lis surgeon hat bee s,1 i..a, o. fear
from hls being uDlct. tor he eoeI rot r,,. a.
muscle Of h's bo'y. lie kept ts word. 3, IS. rue:
but re- died ns.au'!y af:C5 tie operation. from sn-
Fof'ery.
There Is very i'lle doubt 10 he mind Of epv
physIoiogst, ~ regard 70 the cause ~ sppcprx 900
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S.cpiirr, saruyes' =. tate.

State Of Yermoat EyEit remembered
Ostr,ei Of PViiaad IS. { I'D that at a s.a.ed
Probate Court held a, Ruiaud within and for said
District on the fast Monday beng the Ala day
OF July 4. d 1886,
Ann" Gra e., ad nlnisira'tix ri the estate OF
stephen Graves, iilr OF linun,hpiiy, in SAID a..
uici, drcrased. proposing IT, render an account ol
her administration and ptese III l.raccouur against
said es.air Tor allow amce
O"de'el, That said account be examined 10
cour, at a session thereof 10 b. boldtn a. the
Probate OiiIce ~ Rutland Within a,l Tor SAID
d's'Uc, on The first Monday Of Aosu,, nrA,.-
And tha The pa healiun st cop IT tbs order
'hr"e weeks sucCesslei, ia the ROLAND iierald
inhird "a NriauI, a, saon as ma, lie. shalt l-
s"A!''c.i notice Il al concerned to up. ear,
tn"y see cause, ami o"lr"t tD,re.n.
20 - y HyPAI.'~. Hrc.srer.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

Lr d, ghi,s; prospect u rcFss,og esva TIE sed
shirt r-.t ,aso tie srOohs. is ihi' 'en boot
,usn --ue--uof ats bYvt n~rh-t. u be ~ouid
sofk tsifihc itrc' be- family soala be provided
- and 3. r-chsb'y ssv-d from e'snsuai iad'oi-
aen, shich ro~ aavr. over bra fat ints F'ng ~
e'aricecs ~hch are Usually insepafse.e { om IDLE
lsfs sd ,atast-atiau -- NJ. -trirs Co4cier.
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NiNsiu ana Ann street elegantly printed in The
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

Si4sor Tamya& (sLn 1T rrHrvegn
Dsnlg Rl.lat,.. 50 D Ga.a,a s.,.cs
rroyatv Coun b-.da, hoGauI, within ana .of
sa.l di,rici CO.. the first Monde, beng ti.v All
day Of July, \. d. 1896.
IDoinas Eog.r., administrator OF tie efiatc If
iiogare Rod-crs, late Of Tmmouh, II ,aiI dis
uici, deceased, proposing 90 rcudrr an account Of
his administration aud preseui hi, account again,r
said estate i1r ai,Uaauce:
Cris'ea That said account be examined ia
court, AT a session ihegra, 10 be hnldca =, the
probate Office ~ Rutland within and tof ssiG
dii ric', on the fret Monday Of August acat !;
Md that he pnb!'caiouot copy O! lh.s or-c-,
ihrre weeks successfully 10 the Roland Herald
pntird At Rutland as soon as may BE-, shall b.
sufficient notice 10 all concerned TO spprlr, /,
lhry se- cause, aud ohl-ci tIrl-'o.
20 f. ~ HOPHLN-%, Rey.s,,r.
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southern a IVES crn HaiI-stagcs


q caves RUTLAND EvGRT Ncr*No--
4 4 rlfR uGn ~ ,Hr DAY, a, 'oIoNs : "ts-
DAYS, hrtsdty., a 3 Sli.f3'ts. Of c'tnr"
rnss.nk through Napthr'irt Arlington aru Cam
hrjdEr. AID aniVet 30 Alhaay ." season i'f Tee
BaAt, tst H,n Y5tk. Also, Sc saiur days, l'c
rntsh.il. Mass npd u-ulrr1. Cum. passing
u.foush b,tnHgton. Wipam,lown, 'no-, aud
Lanpsb0'o' 10 piu,!i, --lr'tg 'he nrWrsi and
by lir She beet ,roi isom 'hr North part of NtT'
moot to Hartford, Corutc,cur.
Also, or Mondays, Wtdur-days and Friday,
,srcs Rutland (tof the pres,n0 al 1 o'c.uck \.
NJ, and a0.,'s 30 Troy bni aorA'ogn at I, aud
Albany at 5 o',lack, T.. ~.
RLTJR .NLN'C,-
Leaves Alheuy st 3, Saratoga and Troy at 1
"',Io,k. 4. N. Arrives The Same cNctIng al
Ru !aud To lodge, where IL int,r,ectt Stages ior
the Moth aud Essl TO all pats e, vermont and
N"a liamp-Ij'e.
he Public i assured that rs good Teams,
Coaches carcih aud eXpr,iaGccd Drivers VIII be
iuUnd on tia, roulr any IN ,hi' section OF The
country. and uo,hiaI shall be wanting on the
part ol N" p,"ptir,o.s to insure sa!ttv, regularity
aud despatch o. Patronage sJicirta.
G. 5. BROWN, & otitrS, ir2prjn~s.
Rutland lulV 1876
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26
Ecscrf & Mason,

TTAYE for sale 10 Gags BLASTING row
: L DER. Also, Rogers Orange, and vii!
English Rife rOWDER.
40 B'>cs by 7 aud 7 by 9 Lake Dunmor.
S...'"y ard common WINDOW GLASS
goo. y Lights, different size WINDO'
: 81
Bar!acii', Cast Slcel AXES. Grain CIR
DIES manufactured by Jonah Wicker.
Also; RTE; COTPO.N Y.fR.T; COTI
BFTF-. t.t.TtLE TICKING.
i|n.aaJ, Iply IS, 1886, 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26

4 UTTER DANIELS, has jas. ret e,y.d lroa,
H Nra York, an addition ~ bi. G,ro,-r .,,,ct
OF Staple Oh Fancy GOODS Ais. 10. sale
II AGING ronLs,
Blanehafd'. h'NaG.ar4'., siDl-y,', and Oar.
Iing' improved Cast aid German Str,i sc,ihr.:
Aerehit'' VII be supplied w.h Blauchan's
>c> mrs b. ne d'zen a. thr uanlCc'utrf.' puce.
sct lnr Snaik', lake, lu,h FORKS, RuD Stones.
dc SC. A.o. f1r s4.-.
TROY FLCUR. .EOY4SCO7Lf PLAS,
Ten IuEgs lsLAsD. CoAEsE WEsrEEs and
LiyEEPooL SALT.
Ru'lsnd, Jviy 4, 1886 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-26
Patent Revolving Horse RaL

F"stibs hetOIVing Horse KaL
s1'OR "a" by the owners OF the Parent.l,
a = Z q c. RICH. Pnce Of the Far o.,
$40 90. 10 persons addressing from al
pr "af or otherwise, they will deliver Rsk g
tre hast cost.
Nh'T"h11. Tune %, 1896. q
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

% Allow to inform all persons suffering from
Frosted Feet that they may procure certain and eectua
relief in the Remedies for ChiibIans sold by G. d.
CoggeshaIl, corner of Pearl and Rose street. was
severely frost Bitten and having tried numerous reme-
dies without success was induced apply the remedy
which on few applications performed perfect cure
have recommended il to several of my friends and its
invariably attended with the same beneficial
effects, and confidently recommend il TO all those
similarly afflicted The best remedy that be used
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

The REV. Mr.. DEwY, in company with the REV.
WIZ. X. HoYT, the friends of Maria Monk, called upon
yesterday, and the latter said Mr.. Bennett, am
Mr.. Hoyt. What you say of me is not true"-" very
we-very well'' said |, Mr. Hoyt | am busy
what have published is good authority. State
what you want to say in brief paragraph with your
name to it, and will publish it. | nothing for
any body am Independent. only for the TRUTH
The two Reverand's Departed and Mr., Hoyt in few
moments handed us the following:-
MIR. Editor Every statement made in your paper, or
any other, derogatory to my character, ready 10
prove false in any manner my raducers choose-and
SHALL in all cases. require the of the authors of
those statements hold tie editors themselves re-
sponsible. WILLIAM X. HoYT.
Very well,-very well, but will Mr. Hoyt tell us what
kind of a girl Miss Maria Monk is? What her temper
is How he got on with herr What he did with the
500? And every other item of interest his tender feel
ings may remember
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10
ICor espoadence of Hu,-ous Merchants News Rooms.
WASHINGTON. Feb. L 1896

Tits reported in this city, that the Hon. Daniel Web
ser will TO morrow, through the columns of the Ma
tona Intcgencer decline being any longer considered
a candidate for the Presidency. The causes that have
led to To this sudden and unexpected determination,
made known.
Ii is also reported that the Hon. John H. Eaton Gov
of Florida, has been assassnated by the Seminoles
Indians. | do not know how the report got here, and
can emily say that it is in the city.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams, is now preparing
speech in reply to all that has been said of him by the
press and in Congress- and it is peced that it will be
delivered in day two No other news 10 the city,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

LEGIsLATIvE.-lnc consequence of some constitutions
al objections the bill passed in Assembly, respecting the
New York Insurance Companies, has been thrown out
by the Senate. A bill has passad the Assembly ap-
propratng $4,000 for the erection of State Lunatic
Asylum
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

IMPoRTANT.-We have The best authority for sa wing
that the proper committee in the House of Represents.
tives in Congress, will shortly make report favorable
to the allowance of Five Millions of dollars to the su
ferers by French Spolalions previous to 1901. s.
Gaz
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

SLAYER STOPPED.-Yeserday' an examination
held before Judge Belts TO investigate the charac
ter of the Spanish brig San Nicholas, Captain Casa
malta, which arrived at this port the 18th of Novem-
Der from Trinidad. The San Nicholas, is beautiful
clipper built brig Of about $50 tons. On searching her,
there found on board, twenty-five casks ofmuskets
five hundred kegs of gunpowder iron water tanks,
and other articles not usual for merchantmen carry
In fact the general appearance was that OF slaver-
One Of the crew testified that he in her the last
voyage when she brought FIVE hundred slaves from the
coast of Africa TO port in the West Indies Her pre-
sent destination was St. Thomas, where she was to
augment her crew, and thence sail to the coast of
Africa, and return TO Cuba Porto Rico. She to
have sailed last week. but the ice in the bay and river
prevented her. Mr. D. b. Ogden is engaged for the de-
fence.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10
MARRIED.

At Berger, NJ j., by the Rev. Benjamn Taylor, 9Th
inst Mr. Daniel Pets, of Railway n j. Miss Ann Tryder,
of New York city.
On the 4h inst by the Rev Qustre Reuben B. Robnsas
to Mary A daughter Of wari Owens Foo all Of this city.
At ersey City, 3 uli by the Rev Benz amin C. Tay
lor Mr. JOHN NJ Llughn, Mss Abigail Ana, daughter of Mr.
Fertuna,us Stone
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

" Major Noah has hooked express rider and
runs him between Wall street and the Post Office
Well go before the grand jury and ndict our old friend
directly if he don't return him.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

HE INDICTMENTS AT LasT.-The Grad Jury yes
terday found true bills against Benjamin III. Day. Moses
Beach (both of the Sun newspaper and person un-
known The latter is {" the stocky grown man." To-
day the bills will be presented and the persons arragned
before the Court.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

% The City Inspector reports the deaths of 1913
persons during the last week, ending Saturday the
9th inst.-33 men, % women, 40 boys and q GIRLS
Eleven of the above were coored persons.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

GENERAL SEssIeSs.-Tuesday.-Pr the Re-
csrder aid Alderman Ferris & Banks
In the case OF Luke Usher Jr. g. John Lighbody the
hecoder stated that the Board oAldermen had already
passed. Judgment upon that in their official capa-
cities, the sitting magistrates declined actinp in the
present iai and lac would endeavor TO procure Judges
Cishoeher and irving 10 assist him on Thursday ON
The trial. The cause therefore comes on Thursday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

HE FILL oPERATEs-The Sun announced yester-
DAY that II was to appear to-day in diminished FORM
IL accounted for this shrinking by telling cock and
ouii story about paper maker in Connecticut. All
monshine The true reason is-the HERALD of yester-
had three times the quantity of new advertisements that
the Sun had There the phvsic works.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-10

ALAwYER coRSERED.-At the trial of the Shin
Sir Jas Anderson" against an Insurance COMPANY
The lawyer after draining all his resources make. thi,
most powerful appeal, Gentlemen of the Jury, if YOU
give this case against you taking the properv
OF the widow and orphan, and putting it in the pocket of
foreigner" This splendid saying should be written
in letters Of gold; il is entirely original.
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DIED.

DIED.
On Monday evening Tbomls ailg only Of Henry Ibbot
son, aged 20 months.
At CINCINNATI the It inst, Miss Ruth R. Hutchinson, late
Of Auburn, N. Y, aged p years
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The CRY PosT MAsTER.-The AboIitionists of this
city have struck upon vein. In retaliation for
the prompt decision of Mr.. Governeur last summer in
relation TO the circulation of ncendary publications in
the South they have ayaed themselves of the recent
clamor kicked up by the committee of which Robert
Lenox, Esq. is Chairman and are straining heart and
soul to remove the present Post Master. This is one
of the most dexerous games they have yet attempted
and if they should succeed it would be trumpeted to the
world that they had made Judgment in the
Post Office Department, and would soon influence
the deliberations of the Cabinet. We never will
beleve-we never believe that Amos Kendall or
the President will permit themselves to be made
the instrument of the Abolition Society, in re-
moving good courteous and excellent officer merely
because he would lend himself to increase an ex-
element and spread doctrines that are utterly subverse
Of order, law property and the Union ITSELF The oppo-
siton of some papers here-and particularly Of the Sun
and Sunday News, prompted by those who al the
bottum in league with the Abolitenists. We know
names, dates and facts-and may come out with it
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UTBackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, for Deem
ber repubished by Foster of this city, is full of nte-
resting matter. Memoirs Of Luther written by HIMSELF
places the character Of that celebrated reformer in
much favorable light thaa we have been accus-
toned to view it. The Huguenot Captain, and the
Witch Of Rosebery, particularly the latter are full of
thrilling incidents, and fail gratifying the gene
raly of readers.
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u subscriber says, am sick of Bachelor-I
don't want to see the fellows name any longer in
newspaper-ths subscriber is man of sterling taste