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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
.4SA UARNEES ESTATE.

STATE or JERhONI, InrE Hon. the P,obs,.
D"tuo Of Rutland 49, - Count Tor the U,..
trictU Eulloud.
Tothe hcus OF A,a Warner .ate Of Wau,nsC,,1 H..
ed. ~
HhHea'' OLIVER W.RsrR, alniaisiror of tbe ,.',,,
OF '"' e'l".e OF the sai Asa arDer, ha ret.,euJ In
'hl, court Ihai iht personal estate 81 .a! l,r.a.e
''ueie"l 10 psy hi' detts by the sun q $500. AMI IN,
SlleI l"r lice''e 10 EEL Oh the real eat, Of aid c
e. '"-eiHer wih The reter,iou Of the wil,v, ,l. -,
pay the aiofesa'd sum. 1'"s' u
Ia"Jo'e s.u -,g hereby notified 10 sr,,,, h.c...
ne roses, 1 -i ala s,-silY thereof 10 h. b.io
N...'"' 20 s'.a d -irci uu tLc III MONDAY Of Me-
.' ~ 'ld chow good .au'e to Le contrary give b'
-. ."'i uir''i i"f The payment OF saId ,l,b,,
10 eel Oh The real estaeoi sad deces,c
's'"cf wish the reycfsiun q the VIDA, do,a' -,
p"y me ai"ress.I sum dc. "e'' "
"Re" '"ier NJ baud aud The zeal II ,sil ,,o,,,.
curt o. Rut.ul IN ta.I dl,ir,el IN, :, 80
Eetfu"fy, D. 1899 - gay
II. D. roWsLEr. R,sla.,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
Price so Gents.

d y. J. SMITH, Dandy y. W. Saw
- Yer, Tinmouth W. Clark, Middle.
Town Town A. Harlow, 4 g. Barlow, Clarendon
springs; \. Buck, Piusiord Bo,n,on q
Martin, Orwell e. r. Walker. Benson
n A Allen fairhaven Stanley & LEI
nngweiI' Poultney; VIM. Moulion & O.
n y a,,'e'nn T. slason, and Daniels & Bel,
'''' 29:iOtay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
HOXEY BgRBERS ESTATE.

STATE or FERHOE7. TplE Hon The Probate
DiH'raief Rutland - - Cou'i, ior tho district
uf RutlHud.
g. all persons corccrncd 10 the estate OF II KEY Barber
late of Nj iioll"y, deceased mtesate.
GREFTiNc.
Uh,-fa,. GrssrtL BaRnER, administrator uf the IS.
tatc uf said deceased. proposes 10 cldcr account 81
h's administration. 0ud present h accaput against said
estate tor tliuwnt at probate court o be holden al
Rutland Ia sait district, the fret Monday OF March
L'Nf.
INcrCnvt, Yon are hereby not 6cl 10 appear before
sa ut At the time aud place eiuread l." show cause
II my ,ou have, why Ala. said shnnd moi be al
lowed
Given under my hand and the seal Of said probate
e. court 1t Rutland IN aid district this 9th d.y of
Feb 4. u. 1893,
Attest. n Il. TOWSLEE. R,gisier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
BOOK BINDING.
SENECA Y. COLLINS,

ATE OF Nav Yusx. has RECOMMENDED the bu, ness
IL ol BOOK BINDING, in RUTLAND East
Village, IA the ioracfly occupied Dnjtry N
the HERALp OTtItE builG,ps, aud 10 now ready TO 70
all kinds OF work the above hoe OF hosine,,
which will he done at the shortest notes aud the mo-,
reasonable erms.
Rutland, Nov 81, 1887 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

rTAyE host r,c.;,-d large supply Of Kid Walking
L Shors French and common fashion Ne shPs
Nd walking SHOES. md and furd Lad'.s, eas,
Bs-,is. Ch,idrrns CsltSkin aud Morocco Shps an"
Shoes; M,sses I'D Walking Shoes Mo shP'
Also
4 nov supply Of iaeis Rohber she~s L'd"s ans
Gentle men Beck -stin Moeasns.
--LTKEHfsE-
Ladies Fur Cape, h" and Neck TEE Gentlemen
For Caps
Rutland, Feb g, 1893.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
CAROLINE KEI1TS ESTATE.

D'ar,ctof Ruiiand, IS. = Court ior the distinct
al Rutland.
]" all persons concerned IN the estate of CARoIIsE
METH, late Of Rutland, deceased, testale.
GREETING.
UhrtaS, George T. Hodge executor OF the last VIII
aud ie lament OF the saiJ deceased, proposes 10 render
account Of his administration, aud present h., account
AGAINST sad cs,ac Tor allowance at the Probate court 10
he holen at Rutland, SAID DISTRICT ON tue fret Mon
DAY o March uoXt.
JhrJofe, you are herby notified 20 appear before
sad cuutt at the mo aud place Aforesaid. 10 show
any you haven hy sad should not 10 allowed
Given under my baud and tie seal of sand p,o.
rs buto cour, at itutlaud, 10 SAID dstric TN. III
doym February, \. ID. 1888
II Il. TOWSLEE, Rest,fo,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
NOTICE i!

fINllE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i public that IN addition 10 his usual very GEN
crel assortment of
GO Cd $,
he has received, and now offers for sale, a
quantity of
EsiCkOL's stoves.
It's only necessary for the subscriber to say
that these Stoves are universally approved
where they are used.
AIso-NAlIS of the first quality will be
kept constantly on hand. by the kEG, at
the Troy prices. Also. quantity of ground
.NOF.ISCOILI PLASTER,
for sale cheap for ready pay.
ALANSON ALLEN.
Fairhaven, Dec. 8, 1896. soft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
Elixir vcrc,ai Baisnmiape.
n. n. DOWNS
wig efabfe Hals0snfc EIiFTr.

YNloN Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Ca'strh, Ct,,,
~ Asthma, Nhoorug Cough, sud Of all Other ,b,,,,
- ~ the hssd ohc,t aud lungs
Pamphlets containing n history Of Tho mel ,.ne ,
sketch of The drca'o; Tor vhichit srceon nerisi 80
thcptes tam uuquo,tot able ample Jitt,i,
accompanying each bolt en- he had olauy oiths A
gsno'cs, gratis
CrRTtrICATrs
For tho beneh, of,be pincfcd, beg leave n ri,, H..
Rev. n. u. Downs' Vegetable u,l.umi, IlisrH l.l
est possible Recommendation, have gi,eniitus,l +.
nl niue whose lungs evidently daustton,It sB,.
aud lor whom We were much elerntd.stcr buua- .,,I
many other remedies IN vain the result ',, ,,,,
now apparently removed aud the child totottdtyI,p'
To effect this, one lhsl only has been uicl
SlEiHEN CHANDLER
stanhrilgc, June %, 1886.
~ he above medicine !, for sale at the RuarS E..
Store, by
l7u WAY. .g,,,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NSYE ne .s.-rr h-r.. hrinf srYa'uisd ~ NE Wee
" ~. PROBATE Cosrt far the District 81 bs'lsnd
tsa s,sears-. u sscrse ~saaiac Ahd sdls sh claims
.t- Jrrssnis al ~ f,sf.rs, srsssf tho estate 81
.fB.SER POLAND.
late n Sh-rbur-,e ..i dici deceased. rerre'sn''
n-l,esi su sl.e al ,sim. sa cn sei' esh'h't'd ~
effect thereto soi r,s msrlths irem TIE % Day OF
J.nosr, iss' hsns sllo-e ~ ..d c"uu ipr Ihst pur
la.s W 10 ih,rff hereby Evs nsiee hsi ~swii 81
tssi t. the tu,ns., " ,sid spronimen', Of the
house q Mercy F,lspd N Shsrtufus o. tie lot Wed.
Br.ise. Of Aprii anil Jans nssi, from o'clock unh
o'esck y ~ on each e 'sii dsN'.
ISAAC TACGART. lg.n,.,,..,,,
tsA NoODARD, Jr
pated 81 Shtrbutns 25ti January, 1853
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
+. HARWOOD'S ESTATE.

STATE or TEMON7, HnilE lion. the Pobnte
D.Hrioi Of RmiGHd, IS. ) - Court ior the district
Of Rutland.
atc q" the county Of -. Lawrence ADD state of New
York. GREETINS,
Uhtreas, THOMAS J, ORMsBEE a lmiuistratut oi the
cont OF hls ADMINISTRATION and present his account
Hinst sand estate for ALLOW HEcc at probate court 10 be
hodeu al Rutland, sand district the fret Monday Of
March next.
2hctjore, You are hereby notified to nppenr before
SAID court at the time and place aurcsad 10 show cause
any you have, why the said accoun, should not be al
lowed,
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court at
II Rutland Ia sad district, tins 5ih day Of February
a. u. 1888.
II B. TOJPSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

A PosrR. II your mothers mother was
M mothers aunt, what relation would
your create randfailcr be 10 nv elder broth
crs first cousins son-ln-aw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20


The following paragraph. from the sOlu-
ta,ory OF a paper first established at Naples
IN wc commend 10 the special attention Of
Orator Emmons
"Whh fearless footsteps Wen tread the
pillows beneath the SKY of wrath, our hal
yards tipped with fire carrying with us a
tongue of thunder and none shall con-
Quet until the last armed man has deserted,
or fallen IN the conflict
A>ornrR SrrcrHES. At Sackett's Har-
Dor, ah,g orator thus closed his speech
III the Wing, continue their present Gle
waited course, their names will bc inscribed
high above the heavens on rocks OF Etcr.
nal Granite.
A LoSG MrD How. There is part Of
the main mai road Ia Michigan quite equal
10 the Florida sw1mps, VIZ from Peuys
burg to Lower Sandusky, being one mud
hoe IF thirty miles ia ieagh.
SoLvrioS or AQrEsrIoN. The following
letters were found IN WEIGH Church, over
the ten commitments, and renamed up
wards Of "A hundred years explained as n
coUplet Of poetry, making use Of only. one
OF the novels. 1t commands admiration.
rRsv FCTMS
rrHsPRC PTsTS
To solve the enigma, add one Of the
vowc's, and use II as often rs found neces-
sary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
WTDO w s

or OFFICERS OR soLDlEHS OF THE REV
LUTON, who were married Lcly,e tlic clue
their last term OF Sert icc whose husband. served e
ally to the act OF Congress o the III. Juue, lB..tu
years ana n"' less ibansN mo"ihs. can draw dom
me- or uufng thflr remaining single by ,iruc % iU
"ci "i AN July, 1876, such pcusiuus 49, thcir r.
would have been entitled To, under the fr,t m,uu 90
act; whether Their husbands may ha,c died luf1. Oh
war, or since that period. Also, The wiipws a. ,a,
onitfrs o. s"lIitr who were married ae, That warra
husbands nave died since the an Il N.rcI 1881. aI
before the T. June 1882, Gao draw 20 much s- Their ID
spectre husbands YOU'D have b ~ entitled to- uua
te act ol June 7. 1852, from the aG 4, VI. rch 1851
the day OF the saII husbands i ccasc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
Rcdi Estate for Safe.

gNni a4nedd't Of water az b,ll use, anil yntl.-
NV arm contain large dosduw or river lttonie.
'"f pe"' oi The tiver; slsach sni warm Il int d.
o. nc zane elevation with The Common two so,d A.,
pc ''ohari', good pasture lands vel waiete. .. III
.'eh' 9n''iy u good wood land cluiauin, sn ,xcel
''", ~ "' ,'"'hs and hswin- nter. AMI COOL sugar
a. ls'oR nigh h village, with good accc.. To-
ne 'arm e'niaus 10 an. about 40 acr., Of l.nl
>, '''',' a. snY '"nf on white n yer ssri prem,.e.
rol''' ne : 'nron and o,utsin many bn,,5nI l. h.
"' ,"'-a' building lots m the ,ll.ce. An ,f
no n wi. BE- gwen f1t part me ru,cb,,s
m ,aey II rf7gc',tI W. ''' i'''''''e
~ 'PF'y 10 iAs 'nt'eri0cr on tie prerr,s,
H"ch'''er. DC 70, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
w % d J..
Look az This ?!

Look az IHis.!
\ ~ Pe',9n' ialsbisd O.. tbt .ul,crib.r forth.
L'Np hhhAiD on the Msil Route l,,a, R,,'I."t
49,, quoted &" make p.ya.h, tyLiy =, a.
'Ni Up 10 he 1.oss Of the lei Vaiag,c ' ~ W
Rod, DAVID KlRKALDiE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
HU FRIES REMEDY FOR
The Painful and DeJihtafing Complaint,
tIsH .EI.EMS.

BosTnN. Nov. etth.
The Pile Ointment, and Electuary that lately
- It'd of YOU, has had excellent effect. | have
been troubled for years with the Piles, and have
l'ond any remedy that would compare with your. The
late attack one bat the relief was almost
immediate. r. H.
Mr. kldier, the proprietor Of this medicine
meud with the fullest couG Ieuce as one of the must
valuable remedies yet discovered. for the of tbs
pHiuiui complaint II consists Of two boxes
aiming an ointment, and the other Eloctuary. Price
ted
~ Mono genuine unless ST. nod T. BIDDER, sole pro-
r'ior ana successor 10 DIR Conway hv who IN they are
Tor sale At h, { uniting Room, No 90 Court Il. Boston,
aud hy his SPECIAL appointment, hy Daniels x Bell, Rut-
land Lew LOWS, " els; and Adams Warner & Co.,
Ludlow.
N'0 OCT 2I:eopiy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

Ton 80 unr's Ca 'cr. zee rsls ?" ''Nes'
ds4 Toe hsW tHs isopefinsrt qu-s'oa - ~
r.asiss eit rrs.p1p~t ~rang ~ up Wa dont
'sa srd pt-ef fgtt tsr sait 80 90 hsxef -
% hoA n.H,. ss' tbsn p'sgssg' islo~' p Hsd
la AtEaed you sd Tom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

Burt a N sOn
yyrisH to puicha.e 100 900 lbs OF Old Tot Metal
w and Scrap Iron
Rntland Frb 8, le3-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

Canton, April &c, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
THE HERALD-uGW YOAA.
From osr Esesing Edsssn.l

!. 49, picture OF . Child tired q PDay
BvR. p. wiLLIA
Tired of inlay, tired Of play
Whs, Mas, tnsa done this i've long asy
Tbe bird are silent. asd - Is tse Zee
VIE suu a creep ag q sieetie Asd Tree
rSs ives nave down IN The sheltrriDg esves,
A.atbe nests are dark with dropping leavssf
twilight gathers, snd sy l. gone-
IA h.sl lneu spest il-rss css one
p,.viny, But what hast thou done beside
To tel thv m the al even tds;
w AT pr,sse &c m,rn is ish unbrok.ns
what nd ~srt Ia thy playa ate spokenf
wa, n has lho1 p tiea d whon f,rgivenS
plpw ilh N, fau'ts has duty strivea;
What hast thsp lesrn'd by A. Id anu hill,
~ green. weod path, and by staging ill!
Tk re vii come an eve o longer day,
That will fin thee tired-but not with play!
A \ thin In "a wilt lean. M thou leanest now,
With dreaming limbs and an aching brow,
AID with hs shine ows would faster Teep,
And org 10 60 t. Inv Quiei eeP.
Welt were itthen II ,hiae aching brow
Wsre as free fl ON sin and shame as nowi
Well far thee Hthy hip could tell
n 'al~ lik- this, Of day spent well.
lfthine open hand hath r. eyed distress
thu Pny hath sprung wr~isbriness-
If thou hast nrgivcn the ore fraca,
And humbls ,hiss h"ar with p~n,trnes-
II NATURES vince, hav. spot IN u thee
With their holy meanings sloqne"ty-
yTev~ry crea ure hath won Thy love.
froH the ccre ing worm Ia the oroooing dove
never sad, spoken -"rd,
II h pleaded with N, heart unheard-
yhen hen IN. .ght g cal. On Hsn.w,
il will hriog relief 10 thine aching brow,
Al witt ,,y and p~are The thousItofrest,
Thou wilt sink 10 sleep ON thy aeihers breast
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

REceesIrios OF 1ExiAE lsDErESpyFcs'-The
rumor hss reached the city. brosght by passenger IN
the CoUmss, that England has acknowledged The isde
pepdence of Texas in commercial resiy. signed .,
Hous on by the President the 9th OF Jolly. Pr ba
bly, The nest arrival will clear up ell doubs There
ssens 10 be me- doubt 81 a commercial treaty having
been concluded bet~ee The two countries This com
ssci we should ,Ans might e.sly he constructed into
recognition b., England Tor " Texas 10 st province
of Mrsico how she mske corrmerci.i ,res,es ssd
srrsngem ents with Great Bt,sin Other foregn po~
~rf Thacspscty totres, necessarily involves one
81 s elements the tionslessseses and isdepesde.ce
Of all the parties 10 the treaty,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

u A steam ship spoken by the brig Dove, from
Gibraltar The 4h inst in lat. Al lo-long. 60 bound
East Doubtless the Sirius, which left New York on
enc evening Of June 3otb 1, has already been enon
I'd that the Sirius was seen on the 5th by the ship
vicksburgh, in long Sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

President Houston, We are informed by passenger
arrived last evening in the Columbia, from Galveston
had left for the east Wait the numerous ladian
tribes who reside the frontiers Of the republic for the
purpose of forming treaties Of am,y and peace with
Them He WILL it is said, be absent three months
~ q Courier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

TVS VIA sY. UP.-As sasctssi cure ~
" syseutary, darrta and rlrrts II children
Mrs Hayes lse ~ B'ookyn 2ss Bow.ry, n d,soov
rref in's ahl tho sbnse witch wi have
The sssr sfrc IN few h.ers which frnu al
ess ~ i'es o"nhdrnt wi he Asnsn family
valuable b's.nr. Mrs a. rak~x this uptce pu.lle from
~ duiv which, her k-ila~ hY,r,s
dpes g. eerhcstes refer loro p.r-o p vsrk srH
y o~k vhich nssnttsr p~v
soir M 49, ohers ~ the pobie her invslosbe Eye
w-t~r sp's snh rhseisd enie pr and H,u~d ey~s
Price ln'le rvfrr~ 10 .ern
nor 2es so~rry the nav H. $50 ,h,y
Mas HAYS. re Bovyry Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

A letter fro gentleman residing in that fertile val
Lev of Virginia Immediately the borders Of Clarke
and Jefferson Counties, dated July Is. 1888, 10 friend
In this city says:
you have no dosbt heard the wheat crop very
promising In the progress Of harvesting surpasses
iatoa and believe IL is the beat crop that
ever raised in this section of the country Ia
ssIligsncev.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

LADIES' CoAPAHIoH.-A good title FOR good BOOK
no lady shosld be without IL II is most excellent
work, and young William Snowden the proprietor dc
serves make fortsae by il. With untrlns industry
and perseverance, he has struggled with and suraosn'
ed almost insspersblc difficulties; his periodical now
pays him we'll, and well repays the subscribers who
purchase it, We chesrfuly endorse the following re-
marks of a Contemporary upon its merits
Although the title Of this work aesignaies il more par
for the Ladies' still the excellent literature with
which is pages stored cannot fail 10 render very
pleasing Companisa for either sex. The number now
before us contributions from the pens o several
literary authors Of whom country may justly be
proud and whose names when attached to periodical
cannot do otherwise than render il very popular
with the reading public " Rustic Civility" by John
Neal" Christine, -" The Enthusiasts Hope" and
Tho confirmation of Mary Derwent." by Mrs. Ann 5.
Stephens are among the many excellent articles
sraced in the number
Fhe editors Of this work seem determined TO leave
means un,red which will in the remo,est waJ add in
terest TO their magazine. The experiment Of pub
fishing new steel plates with each number is a beld
emp,-bat we are confident, the enterprising spirit
which dictated IT, will meet with the counenapce and
support Of a generous public, and thereby fully REIN
burse the poprieios Tor this outlay With array Of
contributors, such Mrs. A. S. Stephens. Mrs. 81.
Courtney John Neal Professor Lougfrllow. Mrs. Emma
c. Embury. AMI Rev. j. H. Clinch. the Ladies Compan.
ion is destined to take a prominent place among the
naga zines Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

ERRAHp OF MERcY-Jusce Boodgood paid visi-
u inquiry The criminal prison yesterday. and among
abe miserable crowd Of victims he found four indvi l.
als who suffering every thing bat DEATH from dis.
sase and the excessive heat of the weather, whom he
inmediaiely discharged without BAIL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

LoAFER-As this word has now become par, OF our
language, and will hold conspicuous place among the
LIS the dictionary Published in this any other
country, furnish you Mr.. Editor with the following
origin Of il, which have sued from history, and
which is perhaps rot generally known:
The word loafer first used in it's application
in the Of Coventry. The celebration Of an
evenin the life Of Of its most popular ciuzens col
ecied together number Of poor people, to each Of
whom was given a loaf Of bread. As the custom be.
knows hsndreas used to flock to the place for the
purpose Of participating in the bounty Of the givcr. The
nha bitans called all h.se who as II
ly tor that purpose, LoAFERs.
We give the article entire in ausion TO distributing
the loaf:
This custom originated many years ago. from the
circumstance of poor and destitute weaver passing
through the town of Devices and being overtaken by
hunger and in the ueed, applied for charity
baker who kindly relieved him with the gift of penny
loaf The thus relieved, was enabled 10 reach
Coventry where after many OF successful indus
try. he became OF considerable wealth, and by his
WILL remembrance of the Devices bakers bounty he
bequeahed in for the purpose efdstributng,
The anniversary of the day when he relieved
hal penny loaf TO every person in the town. and to
every traveller that should pass through the that
day. penny loaf The will is faithfully administered
and the Dake OF Austria, and bis suite in the year 1885,
passing through the the day OF the Coventry
loaf in their way from Bath s London loaf was pre-
seRied each OF Them Of which the Duke and Duchess
most cheerfully pleased TO accept The custom
struck the Archduke forclby. a curious anecdote
IN his travels that he mnuted down the circumstance
The high persoRages took delight in breakasng on the
loaf given considering tribute Of gratitude for the
favor seasonaby conferred IL may truly be said that
the anniversary of this person is in want
Of the staff of life
Our readers will perceive that the Duke Of Austria
the Duchess, their suite ef the class termed
Loaf and hope after this that the will be
improp rly used. and given il is those who
able even To- procure loaf
ltmay be well here that the is still in
force varying hewever from the original design. mas
much they distribute soup instead of bread-hesce the
origin OF soup societies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

" The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th, contains
Of the Governors election. official and reported,
hsm all the parishes in the State except our-making
abe majority for Roman, the Wing candidate S34
The True American Of the 18th states that the Legs-
nature of Louisiana will be- in the Senate 10 Wings to
ivan Buren, bers and probably IL to 6 as Ouacha
Had yet been Heard from fully. The Lower House
will consist Of q, eas, 81 Wings to Van Buren, and
Conservative members.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
TREASURY DEPARTNEHT,

In pursuance Of the authority given in OF Con.
xrsss passed the 7h July 1888, copy of which is
kereunlo annexed the Undersigned will receive proPo
sls for purchase Of both Of the bonds o the
Pennsylvania Bank Of the United States therein de.
scribed. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

MAMMOTH BAHK.-It is announced in the Charleston
papers that The great South WeserR Rail Road Bank
which has been chartered in connection with the Louis
Vile Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Company,
will go nto operation before the expiration of the pre-
septyear. The Bank has been incorporated by three
Sta,es-North and South Carolina and Tennessee
with a capital not 10 exceed Sl2 10000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
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HAIR, and which can only be obtained by constant and
tree the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly perium~d
and desirable Substitute for The injurious preparations
that daily pamed spon tie public.
The advertiser pledge, himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be susd To Rourh and 9Th The hair
and bald Plases-snd order the
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

COOP LIVING FOR THE FLORIDA INDIAN HUNTERS
The following items form part of Quartermaster's
Repor, of expenses incurred by a corps of Alabama
militia who have been in the Florida Indian humbug
Expedition. II is wonder that the government funds
are low.
i basket OF Champagne Wine $2s 90
boxes Champagne Cider, al &c "a 90
I key Newark Cider 10 90
4 barrel Cognsc brandy, 40 gallons, at 81,
and barrel al IS
On es 40 90
quarter boxes best Cigars. and sc &c 90
box boney-de Tabacco, 81 lbs III 81 81 90
100 botles Of Porter at 40 cents 40 90
4 barrel Clsret Wine 80 90
l.a dszen Cologne Water 90