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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-25
NEW YORK TkTTERSAJE'S.-The regular
CURED.-The subscriber Ia. iooa-

STAMMERINC GO KEDs-IhHe sunscIS 81 ~ To- 10.
- ted himself this city for the OF curing Summarizing
all And has taken NO.
Couasd street. Western Hotel where he will attend 10 all who
NAV him. ta need his services Having been himself
afflicted from ehdho I'd distressing impeaimrnt of speech
he avaed himself Of the modes ocre taught by the celebrated
Leigh New York and Dr. Chapman OF Philadelphia with
out Bat asr long snd patient Of the naare
scioa he has succeeded in inventing system
entirely new which he cured himself and all who have
made sPpcon him. This system has In several instances
proved which had resisted the skhu treat
ment oer and fsledto eect complete
Being ofhe fact that been in city who profe
the curing siammeing and whose system inadequate
eec cueyei having spent aboui the instruction Of
Others cling himself he feels perfect as
in coming before public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
convince the cepca Of the superiority d his system
ali oherx complete that has all attended IFS
apucztoa He has with him Mr.. j. Sinclair, Gently
his pupils assistant By this arrangemeH ladies will
be taught in a separate class
Terms from according the nature of the
and the Of the applicant in all cases will be
guaranteed OF the money win he refunded.
For further pa cuars inquire of the subscriber hi,
BY letter postpaid ,nx, vr,c
jan I2-Sm Z hENhi WILLIS
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Money will be received depo by the Company and held in
trut upon which interest will be allowed as follows:
Jpon sny ,usa $90 edcena6e for year, per cit
100, for MONTHS per Ct,
100, for 2 MONTHS perct
TRUSTEES.
VIM. Bard, Sam Thompson, d. y. De Hnam
Thorn,. w IuJlow, Isaac Bronson, Jonathan Goodhue,
W., III lawrence. Peter Remsea, James Mcbride,
Jacob Lorilard, stephen warren, john kaihesne' u.
I.bn Durr james Kent, p. G. Stuyvesant,
Peter Hsrrnony Nathaniel Prime, Thos- J. Oakley,
8 Nam Rensarll.er, N. Devereux, Stephn Whitney,
John C. Cosar, Benz Knower, John j. Aston,
Thos Suhen, Guan C.verpisnck, BENZ swan,
Jno Mason Cornelius W. Lawrence
VIM BARD President
Y. A. NICOLL, Secretary
y u. JOHNSTON. Physician TO the Company sep ely
GREEyWICH COAL YARDS.-a1S hudson cor
and AIS aS,'H corner Of A%o, street s MIL
sums of Anthracite they d,iy receiving OF
very superior quality Schuyk Coal warranted TO be equal
Goal sold In this under they would call attention
particularly spohn and Gate Veins From their
en this year the, feel satisfied they viii be able to give aic
ton 10 consumers botL as quality and price.
Orders strictly attends to- $500.
Ten Eyk 1902 Washington J. o. Ro,hack 1876 Bowery
teither sftheir yards. JAMES D. w MhiTHALL,
aug3l HIN w. LAYTON.
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Money will be received in deposit By The Company and held IN
,r,t mon which interest will be allowed as follows:
Upon any $780, irredcemaole for year. A per ct
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

Steamboat Incident. On Wednesday, the steam
boat Providence made passage from Providence
10 New York, amid ono OF the most yiolenr rale.
Of wind that has visited the Sound for many wears,
She had on board about two hundred passenger
and fortunately reached her port of destnatior
without receiving any particular damage. although
thee qus-'e-e of her passengers suffered severely
from sea sickness Whilst the gale was piping 10
- utmost incident Thrilling interest occurred
rhch i, may be well 10 relate.
One of the upper siate-rooins was occupied by
Miss Chiffon, the actress. and her servsnt-the
next one, by Mr. Coster of New York and another
gentleman-and the farther one at the stern OF The
boat. by two respectable young ladies' belonging to
Abingdon in this state. Whilst the gale was a,
its highest pitch the chamber'nsid was sent BY M
Coster To the room Of Miss Clifton on some errsnd,
bur misiskng her room, she knocked at the door
Of the one occupied by the ladies' jus, referred 10,
one Of whom, Miss Hobart, laboring under the Sc.
we're effects Of sca-sickness, and frightened By the
roar oft elements, and stIll more alarmed by be-
ing sslutod at such time by an unknoxn voice,
sprang from her berth in her night clothes and 10
stead of flying to the door which opened into the
saloon, attempted 10 escape from the window.
which IL only one foot square On getting out,
she found projection Of about two inches only 10
sland on--bcneaih and around her were the raging
pillows ofthe Sonnd. If-be had released her hold
the b,liows would have formed aer winding sheet;
bnt, fortunately, she became sensible of the dan.
ger 81 her situation, and cried peonsly for help
when one Of the gentlemen in tne next room fed
10 the rescue of the sufferer " bile the other held
her BY the hand from his berth aud fortunately she
"ss rescued from her penlous situation. taken over
the rilhng. and sgain conducted to her An
lncid@u better calculated 10 call al The sympnthiss
and snXlees OF human nature into action could
not have occurred
10 consequence Of the violence OF the gale. tie
Providence whs tweniV-six hours on her passage
her wood was exhausted. aud 1t was only By bufr
ing the vessels handspikes, the sweepings Of her
sood-bousc and such other combu.tible materials
were a, hand, that she vas enabled 10 reach the
New York Dry Dock. several miles fro1 Der usssi
place OF landing. -Bosion Cealaei.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

NeionetoIy Occurrence. seprn Eres iost.A boat
containing ten coored persons. was upset IN
Hampstead llarbor, l.. l. nn Saturday afternoon
last, aud sad to rotate all on board. except three
persisted These unfortunate men had twice be-
fore during the day crossed from Cow Neck 10
the grog shop on the Opposite side of the harbour TO
purchase rum, and were proceeding on the same
errand q third time when this sad accident happen
ed The boat at the time close by the shore
there was very little wind, and all were good
swimmers, but were so INTOXICATED with liquor
previously furnished them, that they sunk into
watery grave before any assistance could be render
cd them.-.N u d. .Idp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

ErteHsire fr,.-Lsst night. ssys the Aibssy
E'""Ing Journal Dfihe 18th inst. between 10 and
III cork fire took place in Inc stable Of S. n
Peck. m Warrington stfeet.snd before il was cub
eDea dss''",e1 come twenty buildings. The FIRE
i ssFfnEei 10 be- the work Of sn ineendisry. a. u
commenced N part of the stable thai 10 seldom
visited being about forty feet from the door The
v hole e'rsnui 81 loss e,nn1, bs lrss thea slooVo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

.4aoh.r Steam B9at Jioren up - We learn from
the Cincinnati, evening post Of the On instant, that
the steamboat Nicholas B,dd'e, on her way up from
Nev Orleans about five miles below Memphis,
blew up, by which ACCIDENT (for II IS slw0ys an
accident sthouch N England they send people 10
Botany Bay for Snch accidenis) hge persons ~ese
Instantly killed, fourteen or sixteen badly seslded
many Of shom viii not recover and ten or twelve
tG>s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
HON. Samuel PRENTIss

HON. SAMUEL pRENTlSS
ws- DECLARED duly elected.
Both Houses IN JOINT committee proceeded to
make the following appointments
Francis +. Phelps, Major General lsi Division
IF. L. Phelps, nominated by Mr Cushmau, l55 -
Ryland Fletcher nominated by Mr. Fn!lam. As
scattering l0.)
Robinson Hail. Bngadier General ID Brigade
I'd Dvlsion--no opposition.
The co,u nitiee Of RO1ds aud Canah reported
the bl relating 10 highways. rejected on the sec
ond reading. The Judiciary committee reported
against he ball fcPeahng the act OF 81, adopting
the ceiomon law of England and II was laid upon
he iable-~~against extending the Jurisdiction Of
justices q the peace. The committee % Roads
snd Canals rePoueda bill granting ferry to
George Niles, ordered "a third readiug. The
committee Il claims reported against the petition
Of }. Loomls and The petition was is,d upon the ia
be. The land tax committee repodeds bill tax
ing lsrds ia CHttendcn. ordered 20 a third readnc
the committee on banks rcrhsrierng the bsnEol
-. hibsus-isid upon The table: the ball fecha5
iering the hank of Bennington laid upon the to-
bic. The Judiciary committee reported III" bill
relating 80 jallors fees-bui before any sotlon the
House adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

The Sc6n~oer MrGa Fa7 Br-H was entirely
wrecked. and r6N>scho net C,aerai Horrifoa ha,
be- eide glove IN and>rSnk. ina -esefe gs.e 600 ias@
Micigsa on The n, ghi ~ the g Ins'. an the
Buffalo journal i-lis rs. that ne steamboat Dan,e
Wodser coming down the Lske. WAS rsn in'o ty
Ihe CoSg~Ios. sod los, hcr bovsprif Whats "a
. name"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
. n.clnek. 2. 81.

S>NAT T. TA> Befiiisn OF The trustees Of Cal
edouia County Grammar School for "a portion Of
the pvbi'c revenue. ~ss referred to committee On
eGnesficu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

4 message was received from The Senate Of III
election on their pant o. Scnatcr-when the Sen
ate came 10, ard on comparing the journals Of both
houses
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

Andrew McMtlldn Oh
John Ward ~
Scattering @
David Pierce, Woodstock, Auditor of accounts a
aanst the Stste, unanimously.
Harry Hale, Of Chesa, Bank Commissioner.
Harry Hale ZIG
Guy Csiln ~
J. n. Pomeroy 80
Scattering
John Smith, f 81, A. fSmiih 1872, Z. n. Briggs
IS. scat. 81 f. n. Briggs Of Salisbury. Briggs
Waidener Of Windsor, (Wardnor 1870 T.. r.
Cambe IS scat. l0) Commissioners Deaf and
Cumb.
The Judicay committee reported tho bill re'st-
ing to petition. for divorce, ordered to 81 read
ing.
On motion Of Mr. Curtis. Resol, ed iha, The gen
cral committee be instructed to inquire into The
oxpedency Of making the commissioners of the
Deaf and Dunb, commissioners Of the Insane also
Of making ampel provisions for he lnsaGe, and Of a
repeal of the act oflasi year upon the subject a
dop,ed.
90 motion Of Mr. Curtis, the bill and rcpor, upon
the subject oi The 'nsane' were referred TO The gen
ersl COMMITTEE. adj
TUESDAY, Oct. %.
SEEATE-Memorials Bel presented The
memorial oftbe inhabitants Of Miidiebory, IN rel5-
ton 10 the sale of ardent spirits pfaYlng total
protection. Mr Bell remarked that the memora !
Was upon 40 important subject touching the vital
interests Of he community and rel,urs to a trstfick
which frmtrul source Of much Of the misery snd
crime Nth which the county wss afll,cted. The
memorial, be SAID, was signed by large and 70
spsciabe proportion Of The iuhsbtsuls Of tie town
ncludiug Proiessional mru. merchants mechanics
ana fsrmers; Iead, ind after remarks in is favor
by Mr Bel. referred TO select committee, cen
s'.tioc 81 Aessts Bell, Young md Rsnney .-n.e.
moral cf the ,7hsb'iants ofBeihel. sgaiasi ihe Pc
iaioa a. the eeu,ts Turnpike CO. referred 10 coz,
mities on rosds sut fens's.
Bill isfrodpood-By Nr MsuH Incorporating
The Remington Manufacturing ard printing com
ptny espilsi cot 20 exceed $500 600 fr menu
factoring an shmping cotton goods; read the
L., and - ,i@c. sDd referred tho Jsd'eisfy
nii.ce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
NORTH AMERICAN
SPliiiNG-BSoX /;

MYTH prospective series Of Easy Reading Lessons
w BY Levi w. LEONARD, author of the Literary
and Scientific Glass Book. and Sequel TO Easy Lessons
Fig nth edition.
The first edition Of this work published in Octo.
Der 1885, since tina, time eight editions have been issued
The following few Of the many recommend tions
which have been received by the publisher:
From Jane, +. Dubois NJ. ID. New UrechL L.. l.
have looked over Mr. LeouarJ. "North American
Spelling Book" and well pleased with il. general np
pearance II is superior in some respects to any similar
work with which acquainted, and think might al
vsnageousy supercedc most Of the Spelling Book,
used in schools.
From The Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
NoRrn AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK. We believe we
have BET called att enon TO this valuable compi
stion published BY Mr. George rilden, Keene, N. II
and for sale, resume, at the Book Stores generally
1t will bear second notice, for consider the arrange
of the lessons. and the plan Of the work
admirably designed TO facilitate the progress of the
learner. ia the Of
which the author, MIR L. W Leonard invornbly known
by his previous ah"rs in the Of education, states
c"nformed to Worcesters Dictionary. This Spelling
Book should be carefully examined. We are satisfied
that IT. merits such 10 render il worthy the aeu-
ton Of Instructors.
For sale at the Rutland Book Store, BY
w. FAY.
UJ'School committees and Teachers are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine the work Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
John Robbins, Estate.

District Of Rail""I :. t. thai, ,as'" stated
Probate court held a, Rutland, within and for
said district on the first Monday, being the Sd
day of November, A. d. 1886.
Alexander Miller, Executor Of the last Will
and testament OF John Robbins late of Waliing-
ford in said district, deceased, proposing to rem
der account of his administration and present
his account against said estate for allowance:
Ordered, That said accoun, be examined in
court, at a session thereof, 10 be holden at the
Probate office IN Rutland within ana for said dis
,rc', on the first Monday of December next and
that the publication of copy Of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print
ed al Rutland as soon as may be. shall be suffi
Gent notice TO all concerned to appear, If they
see cause, and object thereto.
AZ f. ~ HOPKINS. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
David flOIdrn's Estate.

Di.piet gf Rutland, IS. ID that a, a stated
Probate Court held at Rutland, within and for
said district on the 6's, Monday, being the 7Ib
day Of November A. ID. 1896,
A certain instrument in writing, under real
rurporing to be the last Wall and testament Of
David Holden, Of Shrewsbury in the county OF
Rutland and State aforesaid, deceased, being pre-
sented to said court by Harry Holden, the Elk
ecuior therein named, for probate and allow snce.
Ordered, that said will be referred for probate
to court TO be holden at the Probate Office 10
Rutland within and for said district, on tine first
Monday OF December next; and tina, the publica-
lion of copy of this order, three weeks success
sively in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland
as soon us may be, shall be sufficient notice to
all concerned to appear if they see cause, and
contest the probate and allowance of said Win.
Al T.. " HOPkLN.S. Rfgisier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
Elijah w. Picrcc's Estate.

State of VermOnt DE i, remembered
District Of Rutland IS. ID tina, at stated
Probate Couli held at Rutland within and for said
District, on the frs, Monday, being the 7lh day
of November A. ID. 1896,
Willard Warner, ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate
Of Elijah W. Pierce, late Of Mouniholly, in said
district, deceased, propo sing render an account
of his admnst aion and present his account
against said estate, for allowance
Ordered That said Account be examined in
court, at "a session thereof, to be- holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said
dls,ric, on the ,irst Monday OF December mex,
And tina, the publication of a copy Of this order
three weeks successfully, in the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland, as soon as may be- shall BE-
sufficient notice 10 all concerned 10 appear, il they
see cause, aud object thereto.
AZ f. ". HOPKINS, Repister
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
RU5oELL'S
Eth Ointment.

THIS choice aui safe ointment 10 sad 10 be superior
any use, Tor that dsA rsesble and "",h'oDe
disease, the This onlmeut so certain IA us ope-
ration that person troubled with the above disorder
ought To be without IL. Itu remedy for cutaneou,
erntion scorbuc affections Of the head suy other
bre. on, which from sharp humor, til. blood
Price % cents a box.
fresh supply just received aud cor sale by LrTHgR
DANIEL, JAMES BARRtTT, j., J.sEs roRTEK, Boar
* M.sus, kuusod-FRAsoIs SLAsOs, West Rutland
LansJou. Mouiton Co, Cs.tl.ton-A. n. Buzz, No,ce
Ransom, les, Poul,ney Stanley, Leibnswell & Co
West poultney sAbin, Button & Co., Samuel Tuwu,-
end, "angiord Noah ". Sawyer, Tiumoulh Isaac
hDan'ei', > d \ J. smith, DAnbyi Housh,on Brisss.
T. Strong a Son, Pswiet Ruwey 4 Butler. Graves &
fasdes Granville; stapdsh Baker. Foot Batter
Ner'h Granville; D. :. Wright Co, Andrew AHderson
"hiehsll-snd 10 mos, ofthe stores lhrousho the U
state. 46en~ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Slate Of To~esi, },u>HE Hon. the Pro.
Dsi,id n Rstiasd. %. l. bate Cour, for the
district Of Ruilard.
To the Heirs Of lac and Guardians Of The mi
nor heirs Of William ti,l late Of Wsling-
ford, IN said district, decess'd,
GREgTiso.
Vheross, The Administrators Of the estate
aforesaid have made application TO this court for
license TO sell pAu Of the real estate Of The said
d, ceased, for the pa, uent Of the jus, debts found
due against said estate aud the costs Of settle.
ment
7Arof6r,, You are hereby notified 'osppesr
before said court at a session thereof, to be hoi-
den at the Probate Once in Rutland within and
for said district on tn. first Monday Of December
next and show cause, il airy YOU have, Why said
license should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court q, Rutland, this 9Th
day Of November, 1886.
AZ f. ~ HOPKINS. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
W 7 D o w S

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVo-
LUTON, who were married before the clo,e OF
the'r last term Of Service whose husbands served .grse
s '" tho so % o~"s."ss Of the It'll. June, 1882 tw"
5esfs anu mol less than six months draw during
me- OF curing their remaining single, by virtue of the
SCI am July, 1896, such pension. their hsbsnds
would have been enltlej To, under the first mentioned
e'i whether their husbands may have died during the
~s'' "f "nee that period. ALSO. the widows Of such
"' soldier who married after that war whose
A"i' nave died since the An. OF March. 1891, aud
before the T. June 1882 can draw 50 much a, Their re.
,p'0'ne husnsnis would have en- entitled 10, under
Il OF June 1882, from the SAID 4, March, 1881 ~
'he gay oi the 'sid husbands deces,e.
~ Ftn''SH tls,Hen attended 100 az usuaL
'li3~ J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
DR.. RELF's PILLS FOR FEMALES

For Obnruetion Debility Hypoehondria, 0resn S,lA-
neD. Giddner and Paipitation Of he heart Bad Dig"
ton Loahing Of Food AMI Pam Of he Stomach. The
pills purify and promote brisk circulation Of the blood
when become sluggish and obsruc,ei from the forsge-
ing disorders revive the regular habits Of the unhsslshy
female, whose sicky and pall countensncs beeome re-
animated and fresnens with the natural glow Of restored
health. They sre equally conductive TO the health Of
married ladies. except cases Of pregnancy or Con'ump
ton, rhen they mus not be taken Price u so per boz
GJ-None are genuine unless signed T. KlDDER, On
the wrapper cole proprietor and successor 10 Dr. Coz
wAY by whom they for sale, at his Counting Room
No 80. C"nr s't Boston, and by his specsi appoint
ment, by DANIELS K Bell, Rutland LEVI LHwu
Wells: Adams Warner & Co Ludlow.
Np4 Feb 10 e5wiy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
iEATE HR..

n prime lot of SOLE LEATHER, upper
L n do. and CALFSKiNS.
SHINGLES
10000 frs, quality Spruce SHINGLES.
Also. common Spruce BOARDS & floor Boards.
CAPS.
100 Super Northern Seal, Hair Seal and
Cloth CAPS.
SILK HITS
Fashionable Silk, Napt and Wool HATS.
Wo'len Stocking Yarn; India rubber SHOES;
ih,ck Boots Also, GOLDFISH, MACKEREL
and SALMON. For sale by
BURT g. MASON.
Rutland, Nov. 7, 1896. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
STATIONARY.

Al large assortment of STATIONARY, consisting in
part OF the following articles -
Best quality Of Russia QUILLS, States e. Slate
Pencils, Sand and Sand Boxes. fine black INK aud
Ink-siands, Perforated CARDS. new rtyle, Wis.
iting Cards and Card Cases, Sealing Wax and
Seals. with and without mottos; Silver PENCILS
and Pencil Leads Rogers bes, KNIVES Steel
PENS, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Mirrors,
Pain, Boxes and Brushes, Transparent and plain
Waters, Wallets. Percussion Caps, sc. SC.
All Of which will be sold low for Cash. and all kinds o.
country produce.
Rutland. Oct IL, 1896. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

THArKsoIvISa. The New York Advertiser has
the following remarks in relation 10 this good old
custom, which has been so strictly observed iu the
New England States for so many succeeding gene
ratons
I'VE have considered this a custom peculiarly
precious TO every New England man. What cen
be more beautiful and sublime than that Of seeing
whole people unite in praises to q merc,ful Prov
ldence, for blessings that have been poured down
upon them What can be more delightful than 10
see whole families assembled around the board of
the parent stock. and to psrtnke of the bounes of
Heaven from the ancient fsmiy table To mingie
in festvity and lhnnkfoness to draw tighter the
ties of kindred and Affection TO become more and
more acquainted with each others feelings and cir
cumstanccs. and above all to heal any family dssen-
sion that may have been engendered. The day
that leads US TO greater gratitude for the mercies
received, and to draw tighter the love and affection
OF families, ought ever TO be observed. We rejoice
that the spirit Of the age which seems to have out
run old custnms-ihe bsbs of luxury, fashion and
dssipa,ion--has not been able to touch this day :
bu, that il IS now hele in greater reverence and
veneration than it was i, the days Of our en-
inently pious Pilgrim Fathers"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
Great Chance for a Black smith

e' Black smith Shop fr one yesn and
Po','r'"n gwen Immediately. good BRICK
snop VIVA i~o hrr, AMI Tool, Il wapiel Good H"u e
anu oSrn aud Garden Spot. This SITUATE !, IN the
middle OF The Town II Shrewsbury plenty Of work
hr hsoa' At all rIms Gully other shop Town
lh~ Pl.ns has within ,hori been sold and the for
msr "~nsr y going wss- The resi viii be re.seuabls
mlsss.
STEPHEN GLEASON.
sh1s-'e-ry, s~v,. -. isss 1osv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DENTIFRICE!

Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently white,
emblemIshes the enamel, removes tho ftor arising from
ecsyel teeth usually termed ofensAe breath, prevent
heir decay and imparts most desirable swseusa to
the hrca;h.
An experience druggist pronouncss this Tooth Pow.
der of the best he has met with, either Fo,.
eign or domestic. Price so cent?.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
Rutland, Oct. II, 1886.

~ A. FULLER, has just received from New
l. York, an assortment of WATCHES, Silver
SPECTACLES, PENCILS, THlMBLES Table.
Coffee and Tea SPOONS. Also. splendid a.
sor'ment of Ladies PLAQUES, new patterns -
Bags, Belt Buckles, Finger Rings, fine Gold Guard
krys dc. DC "a