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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

Passing the Brick Church at Perrysburg,
on Wednesday evening last, we were attract
ed to the building by the twang of the bra
zen mouth trumpets," and the symphonies
of the silver toned fiute," in connection with
,many other instruments, discoursing music
divines
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

A heavy freshet has been experienced in
Geauga and Trumbu counties, and much
damage has been done in the vicinity of
Grand river, by the sweeding off of Mills,
Dams and Bridges.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

CoNerEss.-A joint resolution has passed
the Senate, fixing the time for the adjourn
ment of Congress, on Monday, the 9th inst.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

The mineral spring at Erie, Pa, is attract
ing crowds of visitors. Its waters have pro-
we'd efficacious in many diseases.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

AN ERROR CORRECTED the pretence
of correcting an error, the editor of the To-
ledo Blade, takes occasion to mention the
grounding of the steamboat Ohio, in the Mau-
NEE, opposite Perrysburg, and he very logi-
cally attempts to draw from that circumstance
an argument in favor of his assertion, that the
water in the bay is three feet deeper than in
the channel of the river at the foot of the
Rapids. The argument would undoubtedly
do very well, if he were not mistaken in his
statements. We were not very near the Ohio
when she lay aground, but we could easily see
that she was not in the channel of the river,
nor very near to it. We are aware that du-
ring the prevalence of very strong west
wind, the water is sometimes reduced too low
to enable boats to navigate the river, and we
also know, that while at least one large boat
per day, on an average, has come up to the
foot of the rapids, since the opening Of navi-
cation, only two instances have occurred Of
their grounding, and one of these to our cer-
tain knowledge, was occasioned by the boat
getting out of the channel. If the editor Of
the Blade would correct his own errors in re-
lation to the comparative depths of the water
in the river and bay, by the charts which have
been made containing the actual soundings.
he would at least be able to give more correct
information, and might occasionally save him
self some wear and tear Of conscience.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

One of the New York papers states, that
there are eleven Theatres in that city. How
many brothels and grog shops do the eleven
Theatres support?
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

The Musical Band in this place, under the
direction of Mr.. White, will give concert on
Wednesday evening next, at the Presbyte-
rian Church in this place. To the lovers of
martial music, we have no hesitation to prom
Use rich treat. and to those, who are fond of
observing in this new country, an attention
to those pursuits that embellish and adorn a
civilized society, we can give assurance that
in the performances of the band, they will re-
ceive much qualification. The assistance OF
the Perrysburg Musical Society, has also been
secured for the occasion.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07

We are happy to observe the return of right
reason in our editorial friend of the Toledo
Blade. manifested in his giving publicity,
through his own columns, to the merited re-
buke which we inflicted upon him in our last.
We are sometimes called upon to apply the
lash, but we do it sparingly in most cases, and
unwillingly in all and it gives us the iveliest
emotions of pleasure, to find that our endea-
vors in that line are appreciated, and meet
with their appropriate effect.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-07
MAUMEE EXPRESS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1887.

WHIG NOMINATION.
FOR SENATOR,
JOHN PATTERSON.
Of Hancock County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
Of Williams County.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
FOR SENATOR,
CURTIS BATES, ESQ.
OF Williams County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
FARLEY CARLAN.
OF Hancock County.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
mbaE. sun sam ,ioav,. ptt,Srs
t..- as. ets
observation-disclosures!

|aiE Subscriber takes this iHethod Of an
pouuclng to his patrons end tho pub.
ipt he has lust received the FALL Il
INTER FASHIONS from New York
/ Philadelphia, which for Beauty and
has MT bcca exceIIed by any pre-.
report.
/ respectfully solicils the continuation
aa5ac patronage; aud lie particularly
,s,,, such a, have never been well fitted
+ h,m trial nov, as he feels confident
&, aJ.hts to tit
,qy ding IN htman shape,
Frm giaHfto al app.
Z hl, 81 band a guod assortment, of
s 5ni I'umamo-s OF toe best quality
90, ms Cltbs are nearly all the CO.
! mrL H. has also a number Of ready
! 0NERCOAi'S 1t various colours aod
s Also, VESTS aud pANiA-
[5NS auth ha,e all been made "a hls
SOP ai.a.q Tie lssl few nonihs.) A..
Sca Collars, Hatoms, Saspsaders,
Sc IL determined to give bar.
0s. thai all favor hun wan their
n.,iheras Tailor or Cloth,er, ct both.
y'lClhh cheap, and make as cheap
saer a.oi workmao.
GRAHAM, 7in'or q C'l3isr
,t, or. ll. l-31. t1g
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2Sth Congress.....-.Ist Session.
sAruRpAY, srrrEMnrR 23. lea1.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1887.
IN SENAfE-Tno chair presented report
from the Secretary OF War IN obedience 20 a reso.
luton OF the senate OF the 81 of March. 1851
Laid on the table
VIZ. Calhoun presented a memorial from hume.
rous citizens Of the town Of Motile. IN favor OF a
national bank. Laid on the table and ordered 10
be printed
NJ. Swiit presented two remonstAnccs against
the annexation OF Texas TO the uuiln, one from
the Cgatterly meeting of Friends 10 Vermont, and
the other from citizens Of tho town Of Union, in
that State. Laid on tie table
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20
H. Holton, Proprietor AID Publisher,
TERMS:

ryo DOLLARS, It. paid in advance.
qao Dollars ana Fifty Cents, ifnol paid within
Ts,ge polars, if not paid until the end of the
:, rnsr discontinued until all a-rearages arc
,se,. ii the option Of the Editor.
Ptl,,f,.semcnis inserted at The usual rates.
,.,,, -Nsior L. W. Cochran Is appointed an
=, an tie Journal, and is authorized 10 receive
,,r ,nt 81 e receipts IN my name. - H.
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..sG'hfFS, EcCsiFHr. Tcfiolg,
'e'f'cr aad Old sOpljfF. alli

''#O 'iey cHaugc i5r Tia Nafc.
soTs. o. 1 c-tf
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:. YE.1' NEF9Ea .

a'aEe, "aeh t.r, btai to carry
.'etu.
''s's'aal' wisbm1 10 be supplied vIlh
Ware, ran make aui Ltll, scn5 il to
''e 'auoa porsae end Il ub. Dr. At
10 4ac'atIIg, aad toe Ia I'll t.
S''fes ol'fu, ms extra charge.
also 70 The People nf Tire NfiiB.
'l- sseiI0as q cp9'r, that have o.
o'1"neu', thar Dies are pr pfed
> p usually d,ue "a their l.ne 81
+ aaa ,ti ibr .bwlIl rl.t,l, ~ .iiey
sa} distance to d. It, H5l exceeding
nl.aI ,n.l-.
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,E,Ntr III, shop.

ALEXANDER y. R.lIIGUs.s
.yaNln ilerh8n' atChatl9'ia and
'as e. 1'dlann- ElIlas os, ptJ Ceuu.
AHH', lhal rc~ta" MT mnrr fhan
41-frd Hfes trau tbs place, that lhey
4tt.E e#.r u4sfvpd =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20

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what those in high places thought, he considered IL
the duty OF this Government 10 relieve the people,
"len that could be done with an eye 20 public JUS
lice. Congress now had the power Of relief, aud,
IN his opinion this was proper occasion on which
10 exercise It.
The frequent charges thrown out by The late
President 10 his message to Congress against tho
Bank Of the United States had tendency TO dis
credit it With the people, and VIC all witnessed its
downfall The constant lauding of the State banks
by the President and ms Secretary Of The Urea.
sury as deposioTos Of the public moneys, encour-
aged The people 10 take stock IN these banks
They grew up, az It were, under Executive favor
aud will Congress How lend Itself 10 break them
down The regulation Of the currency. aud tho
deposiies Of public money. ii We intend 10 avoid
enhancement aud loss, should be under laws
iassod by the Joint wisdom Of Congress, and NOT
let 10 the within Of President and lie Secretary
Of the Treasury.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House resumed the Consideration Of Mr..
Nse's resolution, which was debated at some
ieogih, when the House passed 70 ths orders of
The day.
The ahair laid before the House report from
the Secretary Of The Treasury, OF the difiercn,
methods adopted for the safe keeping oi the pub.
,,n,,,,,on &c ~. C,,,s,,,r,,,, 5000. a.,
ios~rge s,,.,s;a,d g.. v,5igb =, a,,',,an - A.
I,,,nis ~ Neg yatk a.. liza >, 49, ,,ble ~
ordered TO be piiB,ed
,,.,Iy,d i,s,if rate = c',,,;,,s, y 49, -,
,bs 80 N ,bs no, M 49, H. AZ -,
.,J ,.s,,r,5 ,t. ,.,,,.,,t.r.,;.y, q ,ls All =,
,s.,,.,,, 49, All ,a.t~iors,' ,,,f,I. -..,.. srJ
an, ronsiestatis l,soc ,r,t t'.,., ~. r.,,,,,,,.
tes rose and lie Cbs.,p.g r,p,,,.s r-.e,s.,
NJ f..tl,va cf n, i8t4 ,.., ..s .t,t,l tb,,
owing ~ don,,s,,r msr,r-s o,,, ,.t..br. ,-uti
30, di.s,p.e h. .t.sItf, so,r.5....t r.. ,..,e fg,
civ ON y,st..l 5y. p,.t: ard In r,..-rr,.r, e
The peenlisr ao,i,iaa br acg4f.ad before a., House
ahdde country. he VS. yers sna.e.s 10 suhm5ttls
views before be itlt, ana tic gave notice l'at on
Monday reat #e sb5lt ureR IHwsc.I upon 80
iHdD .eacs OF lHe House Tor .rsFs, at hat i.s.l,
70 Iuuaagre lHe bali at Ualla hG bad given notice
sgge Csgs since.
Ga aation, tas len,e ,iH0 adjourned.
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|EEF! BEEF! BE,E,F!!

4 '5.4#r uIorn' the crRaus of
N'.'.e''e nair ,icinu, rbutbo s;il
- 'o i1ros5 Fresh BEEF, "a 'lna s.
s,aas lay ana Ibur,5, rparul1-. 10
o'ss llebls ia-l received as foe q
'''i'a a. oyct ~a~ brought 10 tbs
+ : a'l as he Is 20 toe habn Of t,king
\ af'ahi tho toSu, be would TAX
= ~ serving any person nii1 ma, feel
!" encourage hm. ~ hopes u
ga liberal share q patronage.
THOMAS GCHJDLAKE.
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WIN. y. gkcaiIey

q nafur-rni' i,i3 t.g
n the is,rrst s
saursc tHil- RED D ll,e
not.tc, and exp els g
i.itlsncc ~ ihp
s4m", bY ass. i.iously
IS ltusg on Gts ri~l.l.
HH r.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Rodney q. ROycc's Estate.

District Of Rutland 81, NJ that at u special Pro.
bate Court held at the Probate Office Rutland on The
Bird day Of June, u. 1887,
Present, JFILLL7.M HALL, Judy.
Whereas, Stephen Royce and Thomas J. Ormsbec,
administrators Of the estate of Rodney c. Royce late
Rutland, in said district deceased, have made appl
oca,ion TO ihi, Court for further time of one year from
the 9TH Of july 1887 TO settle the estate Of said decea
ana make payment Of the debts found due agaipe, raid
estate.
Ordered, That suid application be heard in court al
session thereof 10 be holden at the probate office in Ru
land m said district on the first Monday of July
anu that The publication Of copy Of this order three
Rutland mag be- shall be sufficient notice 10
all concerned tonppear, and STOW cause why saiJsp.
plicaiion should not be granted.
"a H. %. TOWSL ZEE, Rsgi,is,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Aaron Reeds Estate,

STATE or YER.MONT ! I'D E il remembered Tia.
DStretol Rutland, IS. ~ at special Probs,
court held at the Probate Office in Rutland In said d.
trci, on the 25th day of May, A. ID. 1887,
Present, WILLL3M HALL, Jude,
Uhereds VIM, HumrnREY, administrator with tbe
will annexed Of the estate Of Aaron Reed late Of Ru
land IN said district, deceased has made application 10
the court for further time Of year, tn settle the g.
tate of said deceasod.and make payment Of the debt
found due against said estate.
Ordered, That said application he heard in court us
session thereof to be holden at the probate Office in Ru
land, in said district the first Monday Of July next
and that the publication OF copy Of ,hi. order three
weeks excessively in tho Rutland Herald, printed Ut
Rutland, may be, shall be sufficient notice to
all concerned TO appear, md show cause, why said up
plicstion should not be granted.
"a H. b. TOUSLEE Rcgi,ier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
commissioners Notice

NuE the suhscribers, being appointed by the IJ De,
~ bate Court for the Dstrict Of Rutlau.l' eonn;..
il''f to receive examine and adjust all claim, and de-
maids OF all persons assinst the estate of
.4S.1 SMITH
late Of Danby, 10 sad di.trjct Jceo..cd ,,,.,,,,
insolrent AMI also all claims and demands exhibited 10
oiaei thereto AMI fix months from the L., dsy of M
last beng SLOWED by said court for that pu,po,e -,
90 hereoy give notice that will attend 10 IN,
o. Snih iiil "a Dsaby AZ iiln d. Of O. tob, "a
H'H- os1oek a n. until oSloes P. n. on SAID d.y.
BENJAMIN. BAaSEs. :.
Dste4 al DsHby tha D day 81 NV iaz7 ,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Dry Goods.

Black blue, brown. mulberry. adelaide. invisible
green mixed and drab colorcd Broad Cloths and
CasstmcFcs plaid and striped Buck-skin CAST
mercs and Sa,inc,s; white. red, green and yellow
English Flanucls red Padding, Canvass, Bucktag
Wlcging, brown sud black Linen; black aud 'I
ed Sewing and Twist Sir Valencia, c;,s,ia,,on,.
Velvet Ves,ings a large supply Of .n a1ars,oJ
Summer Goods lndla rubber co, -, a.,
Suspcndcrs Rrans. Stocks, ''l," p 49,, SlI
and calorce sin Cravats g., ~" w.
,,I p.nl.,a - 49,, ,andkfs., cotton Flag do
r., .Nmetican Cacoes; GIngbams,
- .,ei uvl GsabIics sonc elegant pat
tcituns Safsuci Cambres Swiss, Book and Null
Muslin plaiJ aud striped do. white and colored
corded skirts, Grass Cloths, Irish Linen, linen cam
brlc, Bishop Lawn. linenpockei llandkis Birds
eye, Scotch, RUSSIA and Table Diaper; Linen TIA
bic Spreads, white and brown Satin Jean, Bed
Lawn, Furuiinrc and QAlity Binding, cotton and
linen Tape, tWilled do silk Stay I.aceIs, silk
Brnids ard Cords, worslid and cotton do, spool
Thread, Hooks aud Eye, patent Pins, bobnet
Lace, Lace Footing cotton and thread Edgings
and lnscrtlngs Blonde Lac, Grecan Lace; black.
white and green Gauze Wells Ladies' C,avas,
Muslin Aprons, do. Cullart black white, green and
pink; French Grapes; Mueuo Shawls, cotton and
silk Hose lIorscskin, Kid. Linen and Cotton
Gloves; French and EngAi Bombuzine; black ltal-
ian Gro dc Swiss. Gro de Berlin and Sinchew
Silks black, white blu, and pink figured Satin
Silks; Sarsnc do. Bonnd, Cap and Bel Rbins
Ladies French and English KID Slips walking
Shoes. Cater Boots, Misses Kid Slips, and chill
drcns Shoes; Misses Bonn.ts, of all klIas ariti-
cial Flowers Gontcmans Troy Fur nd Castor
Hats.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
COsssmss.ioncrs' Notice.

SxVrh the saheerihsr, beng Appoipisd ~ the Hoo.
W frssste Court ~ the Gisisci Of Ruilsuj rcai-
mfsunsrs 10 sKamins sci - ia, al clam, 20
asmsni' q all fsrsops sgason ihs s,ssis Of
MARTIN SMITH,
late q AsAIeiewa 10 sai1 ltricf decesseI rr,,,.f-
"a nsolreni sna siss ali elsssns atI is mst ,b,t,i
eject thsrto aD1 "a Ssouths the sd day %
shay Hast beng allowed by sapi court lr that partss
do tbofsiors hereby siFs Eoi that We ui sistd
70 The basssss ui ssia spposEi eat at the dwelling
heSss Il ssssn 4. snih. "a Mia4isiswa on "a. ~,
Noaisys 81 JGiy suA Oo,0ber ssKi. ffo seloek vutH
. oieiees y. each II ssid dayt
OReos CLARK.
FREDERicE KELLEY. c'~H-''ss's''
Dated Al hidtisi0~H tAss 3la dsy q Msy, 1857. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Certificate If Mr. .4Lei.

Believing that Jewets Improved Vegetable Pin, arc
aremedy worthy the highest confidence. ! am induced,
from public considerations, 10 state the effect they had
member Of my family. Early in the last winter my
wife experienced the access Of disease which gradually
increased TO high degree Of severity The symptom,
were great prostration Of strength loss appetite pain
IN the head dzziness papaton oflhe heart pain in the
eide snd cough. She commenced with the pills. esry 10
the 'pring and received immediate relief. They were
continued according 10 the directions, until nearly two
boxes were taken, when the appes TO be pere
and no symptnms Of disease have since appeared.
(sIsned) LEII ABEL.
Boston, Sept. 10, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
N EW Il 90 X s.

Y" AYLANDS POLITICAL ECONOMY f;
w Moral Science, abridged for
Schools Fosters Book Keeping; The Rich Poor
Man and the Poor Rich Man New Universal Lei
ter Writer; PolioR's Course Of Time; Choice col
lection Of Fashionable Songs Ncvin's Practical
Thoughts Lincoln's Botany; Three Experiments
III Living. with the Sequel (new ediiions;) Three
Experiments in Drinking; Living on Small Means;
Living without Means; Book OF Poeness.
A,so--Ane's lilo, Pressed Letter Paper; Tissue
Paper for ornsincning Looking Glasses, Mirrors,
&c. &c. jos, received anc for salc al the Rut-
land Book Store, by
w FAY
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Siik HITS.

at the city prices. Meas and Boys fELT nan
he ALWAYS has Il good supply Of
All now the 'ah Cook pledges himself 10 sell lower
than can Toe bought IA this any oher OF the twenty
ss state, Tor ready cash. his swn uoic;, which hc
would even prefer ia JdoLsoa Gold.
's ,S'd d. Sss isasi o rs a. e2I.os @
that they continue To- bosuw upon him the patronage he
merits Tor hi. Il eiity aud punoiuality IA business
Tho good citizens ~ the ucghborius towns he hor's
wi, cali on han, who want to make good bargains IA the
Hat lnc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Fish,
Patent Medicines.

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsami DIR. Gordaks Salt
Rhcnm Ointment, % cts. box; do. Peruvian Pills
20 cts box do. Pulmonary Jelly or Cough Drops,
81 IL c's. bottle also DIR. Gordaks High Ger
msn fil' 30 cts. box; together with a large as
soHmcul OF all Kind. OF medicines.
a few trs, rate Feathers Tor sale very los Tor
cash.
n. p. The highest price paid 10 Goods for oil
kuds Of Country Produce
Pusf1rd, May 20. 1887 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
DOUBLE TRUSS.

THE Do,,Jie Truss is formed 10y aiTixng one epJ ii
the Steel Spring 10 the centre OF transverse Bar ian
each end of which is placed tho above described ps
BY lis free aud unembarrasscd movements, the vsi e.n
be adjusted to the proapsod parts with PEI feet cas-,
sactywhcher they situated horizontally or in an o.
qnc direction from each other; and no movement, Of
the body can dsplRce in the least affect them fur
her descrpt is deemed unnecessary, as the sght,
inspection has never. in single Instance failed TO san
even the most rrejudiced of their superior properties
For sale by DANIELS BELL, Rutland ~
Feb. IL. 2.amo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13

y6favipg recently received from the Troy Market, enc
lQl OF the hes, assortment Of material. III the hos al
his Boor and snoE Making bu'ness would just spprire
his fellow citizens this, u they wsnt nny real good CALr
SKIN Morocco OF k'D BOOTS and SHOES, that he
fx them out m good style.
He will euiesror TO be prompt and faithful ia exeeu-
iiny Orders
'RutlanJ, June 9Th 1887. -
am. d. little Cait on old standing claim. would
reevs the ,sd Dyer very much from the prevalent
"pre,sure of the times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Newly Invented Truss.
CONE, SIP
r RUSS.

sDECENTLY invented by Bella Fam, is now ~.
es1 sentcd 10 tho public under full conviction lh.ir
he worn with more aud safety, aud with srer
CT benz III to the Patient, than any other Truss nou
These Trusscs, So faru r believed Ms human "a,
They accommodate themselves to every motion and h.
son Of the body and a, the same time, preserve Ger,
stant, uniform, equal and to the Patient an nerct,l,
pressure upon the parts To which they applied n,
Pads are formed of Wire Spring bent To The shap, II
Double Cone, with the base compressed to s,s,
ccnvex. to receive the cushion. This pad attaehoI
elaste Steel Spring, which pnsses round the body
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
hardware e. Cutlery,

Table and desert Knives and Forks, Carving
knives, Steels, Butcher Knives, plated and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons, brass and iron Candles,cks
Shutters and Trays, longs and Shovels, Iron back
PANEL aud ripping Saws, Key hole and bow Saws
Mil Saws, Framing Chsels, bit Apgers, patent
screw do, Bed Screws, patent Butts, Table Butts
Screws of every description, hair aud cloth Brush.
es, spoke Shaves and plain Irons, Guagcs, Sbocma
%rs Tools, Rozors, Shears, Scissors, Files, Bri,
Tea Pots Sheep Shears
LOOKING GLASSES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-13
Certificate from DR.. Ra,smlin.

The following is certificate from DIR C. +. RsumLs
graduate IN medicine at the Unversity Of Goeiin.en
he subscriber has tested the effects Of Jewol, mrr
we'd vegetable Pills. several eases Of disease the liver
aud digestive organs, and the result has eon,nei4~
'hat ihey nre emlnenty calculated 10 subserve be Wv
pose far which they are designed Considering 81
together superior 10 those articles commonly o6sfeu !"
similar complaints would eheeriuy add my ie,'imoOl
IA favor Of 50 valuable medicine (sgneD
CHARLES f. R.4L.ULfN, NJ. IL
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boards.

LNoR sale by James Barrett D.. at the Saw
IL mill Of A. Mason & Co., IN Mendon 7:J,-
900 fee, 81 Spruce floor. aud common boards. -
Enquire OF Asnson Mason near the Mil. or Of
lanes Barrett Jr. At his store.
Rstland, May -, 1887. %.
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n Post Rider sranfcd.

NwASftD inEediaielg, thorough posi-. RIDER
w 10 Distribute the nERALp, SrATKsAAS sal 9th
psYsrs, The extensive snI lucrative route cst
red oa by No wILLIAA kiNSIE. Aboat three huslicL
Newspsfers are now distributed ia1 route, anl man,
may Joahiiess &c dn,nbaisd.
EJ-isquire Il the iiEEALD OTFt'g, Rutand-or
sTArrssAs oFFtcI, Csfiltton.
Ami
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Cure for Indigestion,

J.4UNDICE & DISEASE OF THE LIYER! :!
JEwETTs IMPROVED VEGETABLE PILLS,
nm GERMAN SPECIFIC, will prove a sure rem.
W edy for dyspepsia. jaundicc of the liver headachs
heartburn sour stomach loss Of appetite dizziness. weak
ness IN the limbs cusvenes and piles Among the
ny Testimonials recently received Of the salutary eec
these pulls the following strong proofs submitted fore
animation -
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From Rer. J. D. D,1lmmond.

WIN feelings Of pous gratitude to heaven, t"neU
ho"s every good and precious gifi now come ior"'.
10 unite mine 20 the numerous testimonies Of those W
nave experienced the happy effects of"Dr Jewetf We
cisble Pili For more than two years, have tunefs'
severely from disease Of the stomach owing 10 t
rsnsement Of the digestive organs And though ~
the the recommended course Of many remedies sD'.
for their relief giving yiruTes yet all ADD a
sented to make trial Of tbe shove med Pills the ~
oi winch has eonPIefeyTe esiabiiihedmy long uishSP
health.
j. ID. DRL,H-HOD, CafhoIe PraL
Boston, Mas. July 25th, 1888.
The fresh and genuine pills are for sale by DANIEL
BELL, RUTLAND ~ Price 80 eents a box
O.eoPly
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yAALxrIxEa

Screen peas by the car, load, and straw berries
IN ptofusion," are announced m the Norfolk market
Green peas, Strawberries and potatoes o. Tins
seasons growth. were for ssle IN The Baltimore
market on Saturday morning, IN considerable guam
lice, Peas 10 cents per busbe and straw berries %
cents ger quart.