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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

~ AVlNG purchased the entire stock of Books,
a L Stationary, &c. lately owned by Martin 4
Latham, shall continue the business, at the old
stand, and respectfully solicit the patronage of
my friends and the public.
nave now on hand very complete assortment
OF Books in every department of literature common
to our country, and shall all times endeayor to
keep such stock as the wants of the community
may demand, aud at prices that shall not fail 10
please JOSEPH f. MARTIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

busilri IN that count, and hist ths farmers have 5000
bushels dispose Of also a surplus oi lo0.0U0 bush
els Of potatoes, aud iull as many oats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
WANTED T,ds EsalsscygAsz

= ia SEED, Feathers. Butter and Wool f.,
winch the market price will be paid
%, % GEO. BAGBY.
If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

". y N .,31 II VI splL-The last Lapotrc ia
WI sly IL. 9i"at Low s., Gr. II ..,.,' -, -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

The brunswick Cocoa Advocate Of The ith instant
states that eight companies Of mounted men are 10
be raised forthwith from the Eastern division, 10
move against the Seminoes supposed Ia be IN tie
otcionokec awamp. Gen. Charles Floyd has been
appointed TO thc command
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-28

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drive out the coin, and fill the country with paper
which does not represent coin, Of what use, beg
to know, is tina: exclusive power over coins and
coinage which Is given to Congress By the con-
sti.ution?
Gentlemen on the other side admit that it 10
the tendency Of paper circulation TO expel tho
coin; but then they say, for that very reason,
thew will withdraw from all connexion with the
general currency, and limit themselves 70 the
single and narrow object Of protecting the coin,
and providing for payments to government. This
seems to 'ne to be n very strange way Of reason
ing, and a very strange course Of political con-
duct. The coinage-power was given to be used
tor the benefit Of the whole country, and not
merely to furnish a medium, for the collection Of
revenue. The object was to secure, for the gen.
eral Of the people, a sound and safe circula-
ting medium--There can be no doubt Of this intent
II any evil arises, threatening to destroy en-
danger this medium or this cufrency, our duty Is
to meet it, not to retreat from il; to remedy it,
not let il alone; we are to control and correct
the mischief, not to submit to il. Wherever pa
per to circulate, subsidiary to coin, per-
formiag, 10 . greater Or less degree, the func-
tiou Of coin, its regulation naturally belongs 10
the hands which hold the power over the coinage.
This il an admitted maxim BY al writer's; it has
been admitted and acted upon. on all neeessary
occasions, BY our owa govemment, throughout
IL whole history. Why will we now think our
selves wiser than all Who have gone before us!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

unmolested for a limited time. On the 9th
day of December he engaged TO give fresh
permits the next Monday if nothing should
happen to prevent it; the next morning the
town was alarmed with the prospect OF
jamestown b4ing on fire. Captain Wal
lace with about three hundred men had
landed there very early in the morning, and
dared extend his power
To be cORtinued.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

Head Quarters, Sunday, o'elOek 7. W.
GENTLEMEN After the notorious con-
due, of Capt. Wallace, in destroying great
part of the hsuscs 90 Conanicut and plum
defing the same Of its stock, m open viola
,ion Of the late Treaty, am constrained by
the authority to me delegated, to forbid all
communication from this time. with the said
Wallace or any par, Of bis Majesty's fleet
under his command, without particularly
consulting the Commanding officer at Head
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

81 shall most certainly avail myself of
the privilege; but Rose is motioning US To
come to her. Does she not look beautiful
tonight, my queen-liko sisterl Come
Constant, you my friend, mus, wear her
colours"
Never !" mu,tered Constant Audly, as
he followed his friend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

some gay or sad strain, soo,hed and cheer. I
ed their hearts, and made life almost seem |
again bright to them. She was very dear
TO them both, and few could see the inter |
esling orphan, withou, loving her. Her
life was one of sunshine, though sometimes
the thought of her mother, would cause n
shade 10 steal over her sunny face, and
cloud her brow. lnez Lorton was fifteen,
and had been passing the evening with
some young friend. When she returned
in the evening, she threw herself into Mrs
Audly's arms and wept bitterly. The
memories of her childhood had become dim,
aud she had always called, and of late
years, deemed that lady To be her parent.
My child my lnez I" said she, " what
means these tears What has thus caused
you sorrow, my bright one TX
"Oh am not your child" exclaimed
the sobbing girl; "io-nght, i'll the dance,
Miss Laurence refused TO notice me, be-
cause, she said was not so good as her
self, for lived on charity" And fresh
burst Of tears followed this explanation.
Mrs. Audly was much shocked, but she
gently and kindly related to lnez, all the
circumstance of her mothers illness, and
her own adoption of her into her family.
She told her, that birth and fortune would
weigh little with the wise and good, in
comparison with the purity and goodness
of her child, and in conclusion, added,
" My lnez, in the worlds paths, you will
have to bear much that is unpleasant; but
| have taught you TO look above for sup
port and guidance; and think, my love, of
Him, who on enrl was so despised Of men,
and learn lesson Of submission. Go on
steadily in the path of duty, and convert
scorn into respect and love. Benr every
trial with patience, and when wounded by
the shaft of ill-naturc, remember, that to
the shelter of the parent wing you can fly
for safety and comfort.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

Quarters.
um gentlemen, with respect,
your humble serv't.
BENJAMIN STALE, Secretary.
Per order of COIL. WM. RICHMOND.
To the Honorable Town Council of New
port.
December 10Th, l775.
To TIE Delegates of the United
Colonies Of america, noio Sit
ting in Congress at Phila-
deIpEia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
To the Inhabitants of Rutland
County.

UNDERSTANDING that ih.fc " a pfcin6ir e
Y smong segac pf ynu schinri medicine puf-
pa,itcr o. w. "NotiseH's Pills made ~ toe rtiilsh
CaIege II llrabh I" this notice IL ,atcticl .a .c'
yos kn.~ that 81 H. Shophsrt Moai s rot The D.
cont n ,sId College bot ihsi srenrg has cras
20 and iiat -; Geo. Taylor hs, teen fcn, ont
'fan i.aaiou suI = l.ru aal e Lis agents Gully
cen lhe rcnaits, Nauson'. l'.is ot llyrc Uni
seffal Incidence" made hv Morrison Tic .liyrcist
60 ftId College te ,i's.ucd. The Coll,cc write
nnd advertise Inst Nf Taylor is gentleman 10
HON hey have every confidence and Is iAc uu'y per
spn 20 whom they cousisn tlc.r inyalpabc med.
cine. Cor tbc United States. " Taylor whites at
follows Sea-
II, the agents far tic talc or tic NyecoD
Medicines q the British College Of Health
Gcn,lemen-l am Informed that circulars ha,c
been sent go you from Dr Mo4t changing Oh, the
biumo ct the different aud Numerous complaints o.
the operation Of the medicines which have been If
late SOLD by Lim, 90 the cattloss uanuef IN which
they have been compounded by be Bnirh College
&C Health. 70 rciu,c this bold charge, and show
thai II docs TO; have truth for iIs basis, | might
cell upon you TO infer. from the immense quantity
% medicines iLai d. Moai has issued for two years
past as compared with the trfiog amouni which
has been cent him from Tie College which does
HhA HNNNbl 20 cur ! NtuthUl TuNUut CicfliNH
az appears by the accounts IN my possession. Look
or one moment at the dGercHcc between the sIifs
aud the imports Of the medicines You see che
Source refuses to supply the Stream and immedi-
aiely the stream declares the source is polluted aud
that It will have fountain Of It's own" You can
most likely sec the reason why the medicines sold
Cor two years past, have not had the great bench
cial Influence which they fofmcrly had. You can
nos obtain The Genuine Medicine Of Messrs Panp-
born aud Bflnsmaid Burlington, VT, &ho IRE my
State agents, aud Of their regular appointed agents
who will all have a certificate of appointment, sign
ed by me. Every packe, scld in Vermont, will be
signed by PdngJorn d. Briasmaid, and also by
their agent selling il. No others can BE- genuine
GEo. TArLoR, ID Chamber 81. New York mem
bcr Of the British College of Health and sole lIy-
geian delegate to the United States, sent out BY
said College
We would respectfully inform the citizens oflhis
county HAT the genuine Eygeian Medicines have
had very great aud beneficial effect in curing ma.
ny among eur friends ma ncquliu'antes in BurIing-
ton did we not believe II to be good Medicine,
sc would no, not have any thing to do with it,
And we're We not perfectly satl SIZED tina, we have
the genuire article made by Morrison the Hygeist {"
We wond not sell il.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID, Jc,c,hrs.
Bor'iog'on, VI, Feb. 26, 1887 loot
II. |OR1ER, Agent for Rutiand Couni7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

hs faa.h .ri .et.e1 state 81 hsa.ih, h sllc 20 be O..
haat hauft 4u3 H.lrnl church.
N-' shttwrsd sni uyrsit Ore tch iIy Il oplnien'
sul ,n ar a hs know her ksllc rg-s thrl s1e
eWtY her lite lht Sensitive alone Rpd az there afe
pri ably many can,uwIre Tcfsans 10 The Untel states
UAn have no, yet hse It iif nsiruc, measures ought
celiy bs edo tel 60 h-tc Il va = generally kuown.
4 uuuibtr Of ~ rsuns ia thrs ucighhVthotd, uudtt.
.iaui iskn; iof uiLcr serious comPiaiu with vc-
~ cftM iet'hi.
thns Of gong tAo South. with my ia nily, some
lime hi. hli, and casc d. wiz proclaim The rr.
tu,, O.. tie = nat,c n iha qrofi,r, rf although come
II Toe phyttctaus here ere actively opposed 20 y" do
..ucctiy believe It SAVED NY wife FROM on 'pcnus
grave.
Il YOU think hi. letter VIII serve The public g d,you
are 90 hhoity npulitl o..
Rcslco.iu'y, &c. II ]. SHERWOOD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

i Le'ier fson H. r SHERHOOD. Eig,egNY
Dr. u r. Row. nd,--sr About The middle Of July
.t. srri'n'oiiy no'ircl 90 uow,papcr the aJrcr.
'-'gc" G.! hf Nnfch'-iI AaHaf,e. lor which pcroen.
o. '"u sefe useui, aul winch prolcs,cd TO &c so,ren
fr'noiy iaf Cnnsumli.oB.
- my vale was thea is't wasting away WITH thi.
'.'aaiul isctsc aul ss our family ,.irra Va, Js,Iy
4Hi Aeody saAiou' 'rdeaFerrs rector, herto hea,
"'t"pui sooeef'. stepped tt house add a,ksI
h'ai % he hal any oh s.aH 20 her tssi8. ts new med.
.e-e. lie REPLIED. ihst @ae ~s perfectly ,gl. th,t
Mn rheracai shout fskc that 80 cay other cine
Rae should choor, tl be thought b cu'd 20 DO .at a,
Der la's' were rafiIiy co1slnn, end uo huasa moan,
0.a3 'aft A'f ri..., at trowlDs ptf-aa uil eafeh
81 tf H,sn4 the s4-Httc btius reeou!en h "a, lire,
a3tar' vao has u'ei d 10 lhs,r prscii-c che ,aaefa.
-"i 90 s.se it, i'isI. I srot tnI porcha.ci p.i.i
a. O. 'hs roDucacei iaLirs three tiacs lav INNS
Zee ia-rlsere to hfr all0ta s-coflns 10 H. li.
o. fatt u FYisains ih cslf.f. tis suatfeI com,
ahs u hr hff tsu o. tea dsyt. bot Wa shortly al.
10 sAi shi 4iak freely, phs he least nroaret,eee.
" .- four ~etks iTana her Erii usiag he te5ie,1.
"' ai.e sni ~saisl fora bsEsn 10 pat "a pew sifsa-t
s Et Ast besn gsians fous DAY DAY unia tas pfss
a. 2ft'. - lie uitff sffoui.i.rsrf q ofr G,.Iy
r., '-4a 40 iiis's1s sks d O. " eu,sylu. yssfrt..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
CASTLETON SEMINARY

TIME sr,iur aul summer Ttta vii commence on
4 The Gr, Wednesday oi March noxi. Tho studies
a,gnoj to Ia, fcrm,btsdes The ordnar, English hrAn
ci-. ete Chemistry. Anatomy aud Psychology, aud Nat
ural Theology. during the 6ut quarter Natural and
Motal Philosophy. and Botany, during the second To-
sruc on IA these hratehts will bo accompanied with
iain nlustrati,c Lectures Instructions will ais" be
gwen u tho Frctch language, Mus c, Drawing. Chi
noe nnl VI g1auuto Painting, aud va wax flowers and
fruit Particular attention will he paid tu the scc G.
81 Language Com u'i'ion and Defamation. In ov'ry
department Of instruction. will hc prominent object,
To- make accurate an ready elosrs To- cultivate IN
the nBril., right intoilt cuai and moral habits.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Price 80 Cents.

a. 81 N. J. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
~ yer, Tlnmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, d G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsford Boynton &
Martin, Orwell G. X. Walker, Benson /,
A. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley d. LET
hngwell, Poutney; VIM. Moulion d. CO.,
Castleton; F. SIason, and Daniels g. Bell,
hutiand. 201Otiay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
TEACHERS.

Rev l.. T. MACK 4. VI, PEINur.L.
Mr. JOSIAH c. iIAZEL1INE, Teacher OF Lang ascs.
Miss ALMlRA HODGES Principal Of the Female dc.
par,mout
EMoLINE HOWE, Teacher Of French, Music,
Drawing. Painting &c.
" CAROLINE HOWEAss'sau Teacher ia French
Muse Drawing, Painting &c.
OLIVIA SWALLOW, Principal Of tho Primary
Department.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
W. asoL
Ca-IacaL, n R1,iamln Ralllr. u.

THIS may certify, that Tor more than two year, H..
bored under ascvcrc and distressing affection OH.
lungs calling IN al the nid If physiclaos tbo, cop,i
obtained with little OF relief until despaired of,,
beng able again 20 benefit mvsclfa and family and wen,
not for the use OF opium to keep up tho oxccm,r,
shoU'l no, have been able to get about at alI Win,
l"is condition. considering mys,lf in firm consumus
was induced to take bottle Of Rev. ~ II. down.
LXr, and found immediate relief thcrcfrom hid s,
my oplnm continued the Bolsamic Ellxr-w5sablct
be about my business, and have thus continued for D
last SIX months comfortable aud have hesitation IN
saying TO the public that The said Basnmic was tho on,
means Of a.y recovery and do most chccrG,llv nnl
Mostly recommend il to the public.
BENJAlN BAILEY r
Canton, Aprl &c. 1887 "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Esraal<irctI.'s Pills.
..The true riches Of Life are Heni,h. -

SNE know that health and ability to labor the wealth
oil the great mass OF the people in this as in most 9th
or countries To preserve therefore that health by na,u-
raj means, grand moral and political scheme, TO fulfil
which, requires utmost attention.
The Unprecedented success which has resulted from Bran.
dIoths Ps during period oiupward of eighty FIVE
the numerous and extraordinary which tEcy have
performed upon hundreds Of ind vIduas whom they have
rescued from almost inevitable DEATH acr thew had been
pronounced ucurdbe by the eminent the faculty.
Justify DIR Bandreth the proprietor of this universal mcd.
cine, in warmly and conscenousy recommending it 10 the
special notice of the public
DIR Brandreh wishes mankind consider this truth that
health depends on the state purity which blood
Kept every part OF the body being supplied daily with new
blood from the ood consumed, consequently, according
the pureness Of that blood the state of the BODY be
more or less healthy To obtain therefore, the direct
purifier OF the blood question of little importance to
every individual.
That Braudreths Pills the direc, purifiers of the
blood, there will be doubt when is known tina, thew
have gained their present very extensive sale by their own
intrinsic merit proved by the cures which they
have accomplished IN every variety of disease
The peculiar action Of these pills most surprising their
Operations being less powerful nccotdinG 70 tho
2urencss Of the circulating fluid On person m air
OF health who is only costIyo slightly bilious they will
be scarcely felt; on the contrary If the complaint be chronic
and the constitution be much doranaed effect generally
at rst most powerful unit, the he freed of some
OF Ms most vated and urpid humos. This accomplish.
ed, doses sufficient to cause three excavations
daily will soon remove the disease and the constitution will
som w TO snle OF health and renewed ygor
These pills are recommended by Thousands of persons
whom hey have cured OF consumption, influenza colds
question dysFcpsia headache, asthma pout, rheumatism
nervous diseases, yer complaints plcufsy depression Of
sps' me- palsy dfopsy Group, coughs, whoopug cough
quInsy choc, cholera morbus, gravel worms dysentaTy
deafness tcfolua eDsipelas st Anthonys fire salt
rheum, white swcsgs, clncers tumors sweIed feet and
legs piles cost'eness oil erupiions Of the skim female
OF every kind especially Instructions reaxatons
SC. &c.
Such the reputation and great the demand for the
henuine 'bandfeths Vegetable Universal Pills" that
counterfeit article made adgciised and sold genuine
anu some individuals who sell tie counterfeit pills have
advertised Memsttues Ms agents. and have found IL ne
cesay to preserve the reputation Of pills and save the
pubc from imposition TO furnish every agent with cer.
cate, which is as follows -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
- oct ~.

~ - Secs yer q . tsosssre,.a.s lev.
Es~rsfs 10 iafs1s sis,"r
s3efes o. srrutt lrFti g ~ thc~
D. sagss efsaass iasi scarcely kHae
Ter st lsFatss HsarsA
- erad s,H chsags sb4 tiamoesis Ease.
sen ntEst 20 srsth 30 Fftsa.
Al taf1 ~ tssss nsf iarnat iHsait
~ saseas tsli. hfiA nrts ts siadc
rb,pt sssl.ns lsss' ~, Htarsa
t-.s'taa's ,13si', fbsic, sH.
Nili 10 SO Efursf f.frat
Ths ~ eopsasps ibs p4pris h.i.
Taatvlsiast for4 ttis earit't tslI
Ti.sft's srlhifr lsu aai ih0f,s
lm5atss ccrss aal hstiors &c.
uaf hages &C. vlcls atr FNeu.
Iht iefnai tias-u .a fa,rt i.e.
pcsih flgas 1 e. Oh lrae-tH Sc fAf.
Tbsfo's no''ate itts tui ii'eaf".
~, vofl5 80 p laf f,.saa shore 10 ,Ao,e
Aua itss a4ssisst taton,
- IN, aoH.rs sai tfiilisri ore,
= 81 gru,. ans crow us ere ,ain an6 ps'f,
Tbefts rgiAHf nta bvi ihsrsa
\ rfsAge, ios,', i,fe ,osa.
ifem pace fa place fn futtss
W. fpvad' ~ gole. AID 10 sioHt
sasAs' hrfs ui'hnai rofus
l'sst lsu., NsaoH.
The riaut, t.tp~rs. ths islt spposu.
NJ tafa'e 500 forgiven
Tlo0ghsti sfacs be- qusiri uy Tears
Nt,ar oH taol tsa ~ swim }e ycsu
In en- uy vsl 10 iitarrn
"a -. % 40 l. los aides.
i.si lie . dull chsln h. rtea,
Tie rhAfus 81 t'hf.st have caugh ny view.
20 w,tiJ's a. hght v4i pufsue,
Toircu.ta ChuH ia Hrayu..
1Hr'e tsaa bour " peaceful feu.
90 moufting wanderers given
Thsrc - a tear f,f souls datrrsscj,
\ tain for even wounded breast
'Iis iuuA4 alone 10 Usarcn.
Thee IS hofnc lsf wcaft souls
~ t.ns and SORROWS drte0f
Nheu tassrI oa i!.o 3 tempostuons shoals
Where storms arse and ocean rolls
Ard ai' is dreaf bot HrareH
gIt.c ctA AGs 80 SIC fearless &C.
TIE heat with ancuish rAeaj
IL Nlces thc tcmpeA passing by.
sea evening shadows quickly dy,
Add 80 fcfcuo 20 iIcaUCn.
1Acn hisfabl flowers immortal bloom,
Add Jl)t supreme are gwen
Tletc rays divine dtpftsc tho gloom
Beyond ,he darn aud narrow to~b,
Appear tho dawn Of lltdr6a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Certificate IF Luxe Hjichcock.

HAVING received great benefit from the usc of toc
i'eV. ~ H. Downs Vegetable ELlXlR take plcr,uts
IA recommending II to others. It's effects were to 10,
eve me OF a cough with which had been trou lied morn
or less Tor several months ii promoted oxpocornop
ana relieved me Of an uneasy sensation about the chest
"h'Gh han iei' nearly year AL could procure only
one bottle at the time, have not had an opportunity o
testing Ms merits 10 the extent desirable IN cnccin,
perfect cure OF" diseased state Of the umgs but from
what relief have experienced, think IT WORTHY oC ,
trial by all afflicted with lung complaints, attended 10
scasonably.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
:. NlWTclT'S
Il IN a e q a .
OF GFcae Purifier Of the Flood.

)ltOit SeroIuia or Kings Erl, Sorrs Lcers Ni,ro,f
- GDeeiioHs JrtmbiUg d,Juity, Gror,i Rhevr oiisa
~ Gt'Gf' D'oPY' iniernHitm fprrs, Far and .3,te
Choiera Sc guard against TuJercylar Cons1spig,
JdHHdice and L,rT CoHPiainis-itis powerful anti
,iasm"dic "a removing twitchings Of the tend n ire.
Dhs o. The stomach limbs &c Dance u ST. Jiis sour
3toma'f, h"he'' Cuioneols 6uyfrHs, such Heyges
isiier SaH RheDn, PimpLd Fate, Ring UO,m.aui all
diseases arising from Impurities Of the Blood.
,sEE Nils OF DIRECTION AND cFnrfFIc,rrsl
4, ne above Ianocca is pni up 10 bottles e'tere Z
NfIIONS P.4N4CEH, PIRIFyER or yJJE
bLoOH, NOh'H ~" and the cork scaled with red
sealing wax and stamped /. NEWTON, Norwich, VI.
hh's "i direction accompanying each bottle Retail
price Si,g5.
Sold by DAsIErs & Bell, GuilarJ, aul by mos, 9TH
or Druggists in the County. Adm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
"BRANDRETTFS TEGETABLE UNJI ERS1J
pJISH
Security against Copnieylciis.

Security against Counierfeiis.
The within named Fore & Parmalee, Of Mddetown
Conn are my appointed Geacn Agents tor tho State Of
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield couuty mpdea
Hampshire and franklin Counties Mass Cbesb,Ja anJ
Sullivan Counties, \, Hampshire.
Ia he Uaiicd States If .imcrica
And this letter which is signed by ne h. BRANDRETU
IN my owl hand writing must also be signed by the within
named General Agent whose viii also appear in the
principal papefsln the United States This caution has
become absolutely necessary guard the public against Ao
numerous couniereiis which of the above popular
medicine
~, b. BRANDRETH, ND.
Geo p. Walton is our General Aeon, for vor,or, 1o.
oept Windor, Windham Rutland and Remington
and authorized to appoint and supply agents IN the State
except Ia the counties named above,
fERRE & PARMALEE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITSl
All PILE pnrPoring TO be DR. Brandreths and sold by
persons without certificate above COunfelJstt
The JoLolriBg are Fare D. Parnaiee's .lgeats =.
Geo. p. Walton General .9gcaL.
Jackson & Keteham. B~andoa.
Henry Simonds, P'agford
a, Allen, F1Hh0rrn,
Boyulon & Austin, OrJecH
Mr. Horton, HuJLartoH,
T.. Aiken, Bcason.
II. T.. White, Casiieioa,
4. Grover, Hshs.
S'aN'ty I'ehingWeH d 20. Hosi PomfHeU
a. B.iss, East PoUifaey.
Merritt Clark Mdditf5lra.
u. Cia-a, Pa,e'eH
TLouas MDsn,c'. Danlg.
y. W. Sawyer, 1iamoph
ID. II. Sabin HoMagjord,
c. 4. Hall Clorendoa.
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l. e. Ors, .Naaelesier.
Cheney b Harrington. Foefory Point.
Harrington & L1ugIon, Dors,i,
q. Moore Jr.. Eat Kayeo.
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Deu'ug T. HI, arlington.
J. 3 4. Hongh'on South Ahaf.Jury.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
LUCF RICES ESTATE.

TATE or TER-uONT.} ZpHE Hon III. Probate
Dmiriefef Rutiaad S. - Court for the district
Of Rutland.
70 all persons coaceneI in the estate Of Lucy Rtoy
late Of Rutland, deceased iniestate
m GREETING.
Fhfrfaf, doLiIs FREEMAN, administrator 81 the o..
l"'e ~ l 'e'e7sfd proposes 10 render account Of
ms administration, AMI present his account against sal
eiaie Tor ailowsrc ai probate couH ia be holden a,
Hu'.ni "a 'aii district, The first Monday Of March
aud April rcxi.
Ihegore. You are hereby noliGe to appear before
'aIl ur at the time sod place aforesaid to show eAuo
any you have, why the sad account should not be al
lowed
Gwen under my hanl onl the seal Of said probate
court q Rutland sail district this cath day OF
Feb 4. .. 1885
10 Aue'i, IT. u. TOUSLEE. Regisfe,.