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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

In lhas. hepescs ibey afs It seems, Va .rfot-
The pess ,ao who 'hsughi u "glory enough &C.
.~f,e code, Gee. jsctsou." isols tbe moral eoDf
o.. end hooc,iy ihint snd act fst himself even
ss~. -ses he ms.ief is con. COED b, the people
20 private i,. Tie stA wti ',ere under Gen.
I.essou." and .scsr BY ,pd ~ith ban .sctf he
ness' sbsufdls.
Tn, 'nsrrhssis. tben hst. uo'hing g. hopr rom
Nj N,n Bstrb--~ho dare DOT n be would re-
commend any eo0fst Of measures 81 ,autnce With
these ,hsso~es forth from the Hermitage
Bat the Pet Bsn., shsi have ibes dpnc to BE-
naked smeng ihe rsudsisni eou.piriiou sgtiu.t
the hosot ard far fame Il the country WHIST
have they doae They have dune si' ss.
they tbs, encouraged urged snd accomplished
the removal Of the teP,snc'. II vss ih,ir ava.
rice and lrv II poser. ths Determined ,he ,sc,l-
!,ins conflict of m gh, sgsinr, ngh and stopped
Tor the government, the daNnaatd path II ruin
They 1at,ercd. fs~nrd promised and begged 600.
~ what Of first sern.et-cssn 10 the desperate
men sbose CoHnscl- sWsyed he Pfrsidcn'---a hss-
s'dops measure 81 beet, assumed Me aspect ~ q
senoGcit; and cssy change.
Most lu.,ly then does the EA.Pfe.iden, artsign
The "dep"ste banks OF "bsse itrachery and per.
hdy." A, lehs,, sgslnsi snoh charge they zen
plesd 10 eIienuslion nought bot the gfossest igno
rsuee.
They promised every thng-ihey have per.
formed nothing Either they knew and the
whole ground when they made these promises
end then they tave been ,rcschctous--or They pro.
missed slindiy and in the tark and then what is 10 .
be said Of thor capacity snd knowledge
We speak & course Of the original deposte
bsnks-ihose on whose suggestion, and at whose
the Government acted WHEN the depo-
cites we're removed
Verify they are nov receiving tLcir rewsrd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
CorTsspondence Of The baltimore Patriot
TERRIBLE RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT

Steam Boat Columbus, August I2h, 1887. The most
setions accident that has occurred IN Eastern Virginia
my recollection, happened the Portsmouth and Roam
olke Railroad and half miles from Suffolk yesterd ~
between and 10 o'clock company consisting of about
$50 ladies' and gentlemen, from the of Isle
Wight, N1nscmond and Southampton, came down the
r17h Thursdlv the 10Th inst with the view of visit
Portsmouth Norfolk Fortress Monroe and returning
the rcS dlyon their return II the time and place above
menoned they met locomotive and train Of burden cars
and horrible 10 relate the two together while going
the r';e of 10 or II miles an hour.
The heat rending presented itself that have
witnessed every spot both sides the road, which
offered the protection from the sun with
the dead d ing md wounded Three young ladies sitting
together tho othe second killed
thor living longer than Is minutes another lady, infant
ano girl much injured that they died before
o'clock and 10 - ladies' aud gentlemen besides
tanned Of Kind another likely to IA
tai TO four five nj them.
The confusion attending accident where many
present the m1ng ed cntpses lad the side Of the
road the NJ the wounded and the weeping and wall
Of relations presenting spectacle which defes descrp
ton Every possible attention paid the sufferers by
the ph,sicans and bospatc citizens Of Suffolk, but the
stulon where happened ind the excessive heat Of the
dav added greatly the intensity nf their suierings
the matter will prnb,by Undergo thorough inves
ugltion before a Court Of Justice.
AN EYE WITNESS.
The Of those killed immediately were MISS MClu.
Mss Eiy and Ns Roberts The three that died after
wards Miss Holland inf,ut not known. and
female negro slave years oldrhose injured seriously
ara NJ Wiley Watkins two Messrs. Hollands Mrs Wy
Miss MCluny, Mrs Holland, Mr. Phets, and others,
not known
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

Enigroa, returning W. usiei the oihef Day In
stance Oh. returning tide OF .ngrasa. lesefo4y the
sp VIVA AsfNck hasiug board 80 p1tssrgsrs rslcc
tor Liverpool and The fbp Opaeas ~tt betn cen 20 md
20 ali sa Tor nc dostinalion this day ~. 4 LUt
Post
IL. h0uss II IDrhg Ainsi Of Citnion, Ne cor.
suaied by IRE lst wess consequence 81 ssic ng LETT
"a q So.ldes vessel A cuid ssssn ,eafs Old sho
the hUse ~ The tune tie Pafenta LeIsg abseGt sgt
disiaEoe persisted.
Nor York Aug ?. Tbs export ~ speee ~ ti,. PACKETS
todsy gfsatsf than 80 have ever susnn 10 ss II -
ai balls uliioa Of Dltsd siaiss bsrk sioct
has ssat iofssfd fnastag al I~o Miioas Of Do
arr ThS large sain apd Nil tend materially 70 a.
orsass public eoHl4Senos N Europe -Eypfsss. =
There t~o sogng lace 60 sssfs Bo~ Tsse'ns 10 u,
bfoa Ohto-ibs ws'sAi 81 tie y0sngsf. hhseh %
esslg 20 pssos aha tbs oihsf IsFtaiesf ysas ~ y,
p5.Ic, Wat frssi gels
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
TO WOOL GROWERS AND DEALERS.

/nllE sntsrribsr hs, opsDfd Depol for tie recep.
- ton sud public sale Of AAFHIoss and I oR IIGs
WOOL "a the CIiy Il Nsw-fofk. The Firsl sale will
be announced early practicable and HerwGri. oon-
unuci al regular per olf may he deemed eGpsIen
The ssi'nt 10 whfh the grosth and manufacture Of
his art clio has arrived IN this country forming doos
me 81 she staple 81 pfndociion well IS Of extsnsys
imporintion renders The establishment ofs res niar
act, whore The Farmer svs himself Of the luil pm
ces pa u ny the Manufactures s0d where MHuuaeiur-
e's may. 90 stated sfais fpi tIll suppy, sod
Their urchases ssariy .oel1ns To- their wsnf. not
y deIrbo, bat abel Isiy tsrafy Gr uc profe sud
ennyenc0es II bFh oasse, the fafnef, seisily
Is III inporta4t. That they sh9ad enjoy regular
ksl sod Tho sivaGiase of IN rsmpsipl Instead oi be-
ink compei'i 10 sah', afle pff. onerrJ ty 'ps.pa
tors, whore ultimate EnoNess of the ~s1i' Il Mtaa-
fseioi and wbo-e judgment m the afrIs hs.
svea ti'm e'ssf sirHb'ass, Hni ofsn rompslsJ
.reHi 'arrihcs toe raiiof tnr IaF1rr.
The CITY u New y ~ bong y e. fhs gfssiesl
ks Nsrr .lauufctufsf, fnl sait too their lsircs.
plsef heyorI doubi. ihsi, q The gfaSsfs 49, deal
~ oai.af 'hsn'selse, % hs opportunity 81 "sr
ng ibsir " 81 SCR saif q VII iftns agsthsf pufehss
81 tho priuc pal manufacturers II the Northern
aits apd gre ~ ssy 90 ihs luysr sBd seller sFsfy
a1Esbtsgs tlat he "a rsJ. ls f~zaibTi,y snd ss
hty te market iirh hes not h. Ire s8istsd 10 the
ropHtfy. aii which ~ Other wos crossing eounirs. has
been ifiutys q the gre4feit D.. siGt 70 si eis.sss
s,ltiAets'y reference. gsrs. spgesii'a. sol 10
them y 10 aesifs s3Fanrs essl - nlifsd 90
cd ~iii ss M. H.. Psr~..s wshas O., Lan thsF w,s
10 pfrs vii hsFs ts % suisge oi private sais 10 she
lsi market q the pr''s' Of l4b' 'ais seuid se meet
ihei' sAfseisii1nf
yCHs 4 TAREER.
Ssu - l4.y D, ~ tss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
NATHAN JENNERS EST.rTE.

STATE or JERMOh'T. 70, II remembered that
Dnf,icf Of RDtiand, -. - at stated Probsts
Court holden a. the Probate Office NJ Rutland IN said
district on the l7th day 81 August. 1887,
Present VfLLL9M H.7LL. Judge,
To MI persons concerned ~ tho eslso Of Nathan Jen-
ner, late Of pilisiorJ, deceased. te,tstc,
CRDETrsa.
Whereas, John Smith, administrator lie bonn non ~
the will and testament Of the estate of the sa1 deceased
proposes 10 render account of b.. ndnuis,son spd
present his account against said estate for allowance t
the Probate Court 10 he holden al Rutland 10 ssi dy
fioi, on the 1t Monday Of October next:
Therefore. you sre hereby noii6od TO appear before
said couriat the time and place sppon, cd show
any you have why the said account shall not be al.
owed
Given under my hand and the seal ~ 'rij probate
Ls court al Rutland. in ,sii district ibi. l7ih day
Of August, ID. 1881
H. h. TOWSLEE. R,gisfer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

New geatieni-a Officers and directors - the dcposIe
hsnk, (.sy. tn. " Y t,onmercal Adr-scr stand forth
and The ch,fgs We would with great Difference
isqsiro NJ NJ Rocrt White ofthe u,nhattan tnk-have
guilty 81 the base hsashcy and fraud charg
81 upon you by Gen Jackson OF Capt Preserved Fish
Preeni Trade.pen's bsns the srdcn ginal dc
frend Of the lat. Pres would ask have you
been guilty NJ treachru aud fnud WIZ Mr. Waller
Iis~as pease TO the rerered CHEZ" court. and
sns~cr etaty" or not ginny' to the charge WI Mr.
Thorn " Ooou snd h. chosen directors Of the Aibany
Regency be lind enough plead guilty To tic sccusaton
Viii tho editor Of the Abiny Argus be peasej 10 let Us
knsw In his plper whether be and the several BANKS
81 which he 10 Director have been guilty OF "nefamped
n s~d tsaeksrs Has tie Argns too been bbcd by
NJ Rddef Has Mr. Corning the late regency mOof,be
r-o-viuz rod from the B,rnss Have the palms OF the
Koo~~ my bean crossed BY the agents Of the bank o.
Rnelsndf stand forth genemen Of the depnsic Bank.
I've ~hn have bcen wotshlpPeu Il the greatest and
bes' the last Of all the Greeks and Rnmtns march a..
Court snd tell Us whether what Your idol now ''ys Of
you 10 true ~ ~ true ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
An EVE WITNESS
Money Market-.-City News.

Nv J. Avg. I'D MospAY, 7. NJ.
Stocks have again fallen to-day. The feeling in wall
street tina, there To be general incorporated
institutions snd although there apprehension the
.ec. orhe banks and other porsted establishments
yet the deyeoprmen Of plan Of hosiiie. has de-
cded 'nhgence IN money ms tiers.
The dfswn by Gen Jackson Of the merchants
and the deposiie bAnks iz eKecraied bF all classes
TUFsDAT. +, NJ.
to the EsPresdens hitter The faithful followers Of The
PAW whom the Evening Post calls Hank Democrats
and 'g ltsronF, are moi at ell easy under and
soneN emphatic the dshuncatton Of the late atack
al Geo 'aeks'n The fact -, Tat the gentlemen who
have bsea Iammaay Halt preaching against char.
sfsd nsaons u' prsouong the opposite doctrine blind
u belle .od That "eea the monster was pr'sifaie tie
whole advantages ri the q States deposits would be thrown
Hta tber hanks and that lhey would Ls suffered eaioy
f1'iness all he profits Now when uey SO their visions
'sash add their ntercss proritsd b, the deternltcn
~ ne p'ses that b. TO cot the hard onss doctrines
tbey have al Pr~s.ed there hops ~
hey have with ~arls 60 ears p,,e
The dc'eope"nt Of tie plans Of tie goverumeui 10
aod 10 eisu'h rfr"e sud fressar, bssis has
81 considerable ceas the money markri pne siocks
eosnac 20 decline ds' an o~ag 1" tie posiou abe Ad-
ADMINISTRATION base uken Al Washington
Stocks Sish the exception Of Dotted States Bauk all
descriptions " stock continue 20 deelre.
SATURDAY.
Stocks have sv,a dersed United states Baat hs, i.i.
len tafee per WIhia few days and other
gssH ~ag Tie ospr-ssoH "a 10 any change in
The mones msfkr on The ooutra, ne money marie,
~hosi ehssgs ard the depiession ing "a tie inpres
son ihat thefe sefed psPs-e tire part Of the ADMIN.
'tfaion 20 make VA Wirh the banks aud lhs mercantile
Community TIE letter from - Fresiceni Jsct para
dod the 6obs tie FOR the eossfnmea "a
Pufsue Ffom ne c"rresP"ndug Sediments of EIPfesi
dent Jaeksoa >eaaorf Nrghi I'D saioa
{, tesH Peblis.sd together ~ih The asies tie Gioe
there ionEsr he any dus tina, the powers that he
deeraned 10 separate ths Ifeashry f AZ bants and
reco1nas ID the ISSUING Il Treasary notes TINS demon
sifscn has hae TIE effect 10 csPress STOCKS generally
TuEsDAI, N.
Daily ssis II psodscs-Flo1. wesasfn. eotBa,os
efsHas sesg 81 % bot very os snail loas bsHg u
ifs.Hi' h'shsF coss tia eeeiiss-saes ofsooitsu
~ los csIu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
MARRIED.,

Ia this town August Goth by the Rev H. Proctor Mr.
Oliver l. Brown. Of this town to Ms-Kthhne barker of
Windsor.
Mss Jennei Trea,.
In Baiileboro by Rev. Charles Walker Mr. Ferdinand
Tyler, OF the firm Of NIson a. Tyler to Miss So2hronia
Miller, both OF Is.
Ia Bn,teboro on the Sd inst Mr. Laban J. Childs and
Miss Kelsey Basscti both Of Wilmington VI
IN fhomas,on Mo Hon John Holmes of Allied Miss
caroline Youngest daughter of the Revolutionary Gene
raj. Henry KNOX
Al Leeds, EnclandJ Mr. Charlie. T. LYON to Miss Al.
gusta J. Lamb, daughter Of VIM Lamb Of Rydsdall Moor
The Lyon aud the L1mb shall lie down together
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

DSAra OF ras Hos. Ma. SroESs. II is With
m"ch reg e' that Ss snao3nee the death al New
Hs'eo. II the Hon. Hsar, 4. Storrs Of this ci,y
Nj stofrs AS On visit 10 Che Payili n 10 NrG
Hs'cu. hi. family beng therr 10 attendance on
daughter, lss'dng for the bene6, Of her h,shh.
% Saturday Mf Slous Sas 10 h,s usual health snd
sPani.. In tie sfefasnn II lhs, day. there 9as
AZ alarm Of ere. ~hen he ssoended the cupala 10
s'es"sia Ns soeres. Ga returning 10 the salooa
shs Pssiag The aoar. and IN fsm,lisr conversation
NTH h's Threads. be ieii dead H.. disorder "a,
sg'"a psefO'" NJ Siou. has been Distinguish
ed @s@esf Of Cosg'ess. and ~ss a, h,s decesss.
"s q he Hsesi prominent prseiiuouer. ct Tie bar
o NE city ofN. fork. lie has lea behind hm .
.Sos q bar sons, add dsogk,er. Ne died ., the
age Ct seyHwe ye,".--k g. Gs~rs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
New-YorL Cattle Marke,.--Auvus, :.

At market BlO head Beef Cattle including from The
south, 30 Mich Cows, and 100 Sheep and Lambs The
Beet was ar quality aAd the demand continued limited
ven at farther reduction Of - from last weeks pf-
Saies msde OF 500 head at to 80 average prioe
50 the 100 lbs
Mich Cows were all taken at 90 to SO
ShttP and LGmb, The supply yet has been equal to
the demind all market 10 Tor sheep
aud rs To 50 Tor Lambs
Hay The market well supplied, aud sales by the load
are made at 81 to % per 100 lbs and old brings ~
81 | cts.
In the market only the quarters OF beef weighed tho
ide and tsioN are thtoNG 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

" ConRh al last Every body knows how
shaneiully DR. Brsndreths Pills have been counter
ieIicd. Almost every chemist has the counterfeit,
~ some secret part ~ hi. store, and when an IN
wsry person inquiries for the Pills, If he the chem
isi can sell nothing IN place Of them he hands out
box Of counterfeit Pills. which he is 10 hopes
"'ll do So much injury that the purchaser is not
likely 10 again want Pills Of the same name al all
EVENT..
\ great number Of persons now going about
the country selling counterfeit Biandreth Pills the
genuine being so popular, this is very easy mat
ter, aud these duh times any thing that will sell
finds plenty Of vendors.
However all do moi find it a bed Of roses for
one man Of the name OF Pearson, who left n. York
m Jay last, sold in two weeks 5000 boxes which
lac mentioned as meritorious act at Beltzhoover's
IN Baltimore. Some one who knew the genuine
informed MIR Branch Green the General agent there
who made inquiries and having sscersined that
he man spoke the truth To the quantity sold and
having also discovered person 10 whom Pearson
had sold the counterfeit for the genuine, he went
Ia solicitor, and The man vas ultimately held to
ba'i IN the sum Of $1,000 and as he could not pro.
cure bail, he was consigned to jail for fraud and de-
cepiIoa. The case will be tried next September
Sundly .Ntics.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
DIED.

In this town. Angus, 9Th Lucy Jane Locln in the 5th
year OF her age Also ith inst George True aged 81
lie was worthy aud respectable member OF the Baptist
Church.
10 We'tlord, Aug 18th, M John Warren Of Moretown
aged 90
mely OF Hauland
10 Montpeler. Aug IS, Mr. Luke Bowen, aged IS
10 Braeboro, Mss owe Flint, 81, formerly OF Roches-
ter VI
IN Burlington. 18th inst Mrs Harriet T. vii. of r. boo.
little aged 80 yoafAso ls inst Mr. banc hayo aged ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

SrAGr scCpKNr. A letter to the editor Of the
Baltimore Pslnot dated Clear. spring. Washington
coaniy, Nd. states that GA The n Pit ct the IN
INST, (Monday) sbont 10 O'clock. tie driver Of one
ui the stages oi the Reliance line a. he was pss.-
lng susl spur OF the mounts,n running to the
Poiomsc, and between Clesr spnug oad llanruck.
termed Milestone Point mlslook he track N being
very DARK night fei,ed has horses too near the
edge Of The ptecip,ce, and 10 the t~inkhnq ~ an
eye, -dnver aud passengers-were
pfec'ptbtrd upwards OF 35 feet on To bed Of foek
beiow--he coach vas dashed 10 pieces aud two
OF the hotses Alphabetically smashed
respectable elderly lady oftle name Of Clarke
ofLouisville, Kentucky. and negro child. were
Crushed TO desib ard n msp was so dreadful,
mangIcd, that life is a,cker.e on he lips only
HE face vas beaten 10 mumny The other pas
sepgers and driver arr wnfuliy bruised bat II is
supposed they ore cut Of dangeL They we're sew.
IN nJmbef.
Six lives have been hro,cn oieay in this vicinity
within two weeks. ~ wit; nan beaten to death
a man murdered man thrown from hts horse and
these three deaths.
j. :. o'clock, .MuH al he door. Mrs Clarke's
daughter was olong she has her shoulder dsluca-
ted, add the man not yet dead out scnseless aud
cold IN the ex,rcmltes hts name has mol transpi.
red.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
BRIGHTON nAnKEr-monday, Augu.t7

A, Market go Beef C4rIe 2soo sheep 20 Cove snd
Calves, 30 SNtne.
Pmc's-Bs1 Cattle. Weouoie 6rst qu,lny at Sc H. .
7 80. s~coud quahiy ~ %, 70. Jbfd qsaity o. a
co.
Cor' az CaloeS. We noticed sale, S23 %. 3d. 81,
and 10.
ShsP Sales ohefed at hille belter prices lot.
were tskcn Il %. / %. 50. I 20. 3 81. and IS
seine lot Of selected 10 baffo~G at - 81 two
lots OF shoats to peddle a, for aod ar bsfDss
A. feisd 10 II iOf small. and 9 20 fif iafgs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
.1maigams'ioa ia .M.,rri. Hon. Lew Ga

.4maig amsiieH ia .M.,rri. Hon. Lew O.,
naaton one ufth- justices Of The Snpremr Court,
h,s lsiely married an Indlsn princess. who was
brought mp ,n the "a piy IL Theodore DAVIS, E-q.
NJ Gihsons Greek, Missouri. TIC lady u the
daughter Of the late Fox chief n1tneI ke-"k Ret
chs The Biack Besr.--Mf Davis received her ~
e. his family IN ls23 ~hcn she vas 6nt years Of
,gs-lhe old chef requesting that be would take
her "a the white settlements and lssfn her the or
of talking on psper. Her father snon after died,
aud che became such favorite IN Mr. Dsyis's fam
ily tibet they could not consent to have her return
among the savage. Mr. Davis vas at the une a
nch lni'an usder. sni having 10 daughter Il his
Dan. he -ent Nyda (as she "a. esleil to Ne~
Jersey smong his friends. wh-re she received q
sugeHo, education. Size is .aid 10 be witty Il
gtteshle and accomplished lady. and very besuii-
~. She SPEAK. the French faeni,y. hss good
fnu,,csi voice aud &. withai. unlike 90 lndisn
gtri a. though she hsd been imported from among
the hr famed Anislusian beAuiie,.-S. LOss %.
ssTru.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22


ANOTHER FIRE. On Wednesday night about
o'clock when the bells had scarcely ceased ring
ing for the fire Phlllippi street, another alarm
vas gwen. Two Ia &c steam mills, near Lafoy
cite, were dscoverered to be on hrs. The mills
together with a large quantity Of Lumber en-
tIrely destroyed. Estimated loss from fty 10
Thousand dollars. Supposed to be the work Of ia.
cend,anes. - P,coyiHe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
MEw ORLEANs. Aurnst 3

DREADFUL FIRE. ABOUT half pact o'clock last
night hre WAS dlcovered in Mr. j. Minturns new
houses IN PhIlhppa street corner Of Canal, which
entirely destroyed the whole block. These five
houses were yet unfinished. and The FIRE was clear
ly the &C; of AN Iuceodlary, for 1t broke DOT stimuli
taneousy front aud rear.-Amercan.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
POSTSCRIPT.

1uHsnAt SoHstsa, 9 actock
weerpoeod s;li lsief and more rcurs. ffo The
Wrs1tHs Ettrrtcssbut there sous iftreui..i, IN
ihc i'snsmtssios of the lssi \ rapen rho ASTON
ishlNG POLITICAL REVOLUTIONS ee,rg or 20 the
ersi Wet ss'de Of rrinePle - WORTH MILLIONS
To VERMONT ALONE. We congratulate 90, fener
eliI fens on ihls an srrtrr. nt..reri
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Take .NOftCe.

n IL rcrson. having unsettled accounts with the
"a late firm of Lyman Dana are requested to call
on the sUbscriber and Hdjus, the .ume.Al accounts
which remain unsettled either by payment by note
on the first Jay oi January next will be pot into suit
II hoped, AMI expected this call VIII be regarded.
o. n. DANA.
tas'leton, August 10. 1887. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
" % TICE.

Virus is 10 certify that have given my two sons.
- Daniel md ThomA', A. their time TIL their arri-
va" at toll age. ia transact busncss for themselves. and
mat shall not claim their wages, be responsible
Ter their contracts, after this date.
THOMAS w. CHENEY
Clarendon. Jolly ~ 1887 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
A cAurloN. We copy lhe following fLom lhe

cAuTIoN. We copy The following ffOm The
Steuben Farmers Advocate -
Fatdi Ismerty. We learn that, during III %
h'bt'on Of The Circus at iio'nesvilis on Friday last
Mr. Mason was killed by eep hant. The cir
cuns,auces are told to Us as follows The ee-
plant was IN the outer yard. surrounded by mum
Der Of spectators who had been treating h.n witn
fruit &c. AT length they gave him some fa y,w with
which he was feeding himself, when Mason snatch
ed The wisp of hay rom his mouih--w hereupon the
offended animal encircled him around the body with
his 2roboscls. drew him tOreibly against his tusks
then raised bIm about ten feet aud let him fall
lie struck 90 his chest aud survived about three
hours. II is said he WAS intoxicated. The keep
made present IF s 40 TO his widow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

Woolis selling stsubou, third less than it
suj tnr lsst year, and a very sasll quantity can
be dspo-ed of at any price. Factories are stop.
ped aud there - consequently little demand for the
srirlc
Wool growers OF Vermont, mske out your dam.
axe hnd charge 60 The National Administrations
The dsy of settlement Tor thi- state With the
administration occurs on the l5ib Of rext month.
Prepare your accounts gentlemen. and pteseB,
them on ihot day to Mr. Van Barren for adjustment.
Tic Old Linn. now retired rn The Hermitage,
sc'"f,d your 6"cks but he KTndtrhook is for free
ing hon. CaiedoniGh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Ee4d .lcgMeducss.

1--WE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhsb-
L i'anis of Rutland aud vicinity, that I've has cs-
isSisbed the business of manufacturing Lead A.
qneducis IN West Rutland, nearly opposite Paige
4 Monrers Store. where mry he found all sizes
of Pipe from 3 inch 10 l la inch and on tho
most reasonable terms.
MILLS y. DUNCAN.
West Rutland, Aug. %, 1897 35;6w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

lioRnD MURDER The body Of a man was
found on Thursday last al Lost Grove, illinois
about eight miles northwest cf Enterprise. aud
between Troy Grove and PRINCETON. lie was
shot through the breast and siffs1ed entirely u.
ked he was man feet 10 Itches in height (:
between 20 aud 25 years of age. sandy hair, Il
light beard, two Of his upper fron, teeth stood q
little out, two under ones stood little in. lie
lay on his back, his feet crossed, apparently rcgu
larry laid out. He appeared from his hsods not
to have been aborug man. The murder must
have been committed by an experienced haptGm
Onawa Republican.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

Uncle Sam turned Ieddier The Green Bay
Democrat ssys that the United States Government
instead of paying the Menomonee Indians in spe-
Gle, is shipping to that place large quantity of
callcos for the purpose. Several bales of goods
marked ~. b" and purchased lrom Svydam, Jack
son l. Co., New York, have arrived there, aud
more are expected. The merchants Of Green
Bay who have purchased stocks for the Indian
trade dislike the competition OF the COVE rnment,
and justly complain of it.