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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
DIED,

IN Burlington, on the 3lsi ul', Emily Mann J,ueh.
ter # BIZ iiii,m Mann, aged Seats-la Shrbufn, on
lhr 2'th ult NJ Joseph Upper, aged 81
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, the ratfoon e Albany. d.
ID hs f~sid ncr ga this CITY Saturday Afternoon.
the 10Th year OF hs age Respected tor hs services
the battle field sud the couuc chamber Of the nation,
eminent for the virtues which adpincd hiss public and
private he beloved tot the bvnevolcncc which made
many pattak,ts Of the wealth bestowed upon him Ne
mourn al once the Heightened pattioi, the good wau
Amer Tong career 81 honor aud o u, uucs. Co. sunk
calmly auJ oputen,diy Go ms husl ftpos~ Fortunate
Iu s hir nruu1ir u his d-ath be has lett the one Go
br initiated uc other 60 hr regretted by al who know
h.s chatacirr aHd dtplorc his loss Nav He whose
chnsrn instrument he often was 10 bind up the bro
ken heart aud CHEER the habtaors OF poverty and wo
extend his gfociuus consolation 10 The hearts which
have been made t. bleed and the home which has been
rendered dceulae by the decrease Of this ,euclbc pa.
trbfch.--.lb paHg .ldr
10 Chambctsbu,G, Fem 23d ut. Of the puuonar,
consumption, Mr. Noincy Smith, eyed g yeats former.
y of Woodstock
Ia Ciyend'sh, on the 95th nit, Hon Asaph Fletcher
the I'D year Of hts age
AZ NnInoi HIS Ohio, 90 the llth VT. Mr. Nathan.
icl Wright Dewey. formerly Of Roy VI.
In Dunmerston. Jan I0th Mr. George Wares. a rev.
pen aged - formerly of putney
In Wakefield. ilr " ,iliam Page a rev pen aged -
In thus village, las; night suddenly Mrs Patty Strong
ogrd o.
In this town, 3lst alt Mr. Prince Freeman aged 40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
1HE coon SAMARITAN.

IA CONTRi SF.-All nations, from ihe r~mojc,t
rye, have bad ships, but CouD bus only found out the
WY {" America Before the time Of the great spanish
nav gator, PEOPLE only enabled To paddle about
the shores. Just with tie Lille Me c,ncs. II u but
two short years sincel rst venurod upon unkuo
ocean, aud have discovered the precious 81 j.ct wa.
IN search ui-lItAL II. Vegetable medicines Mctc
indeed known whcu commenced my scarrb, tot their
use not. By the u.e of them. have not only pass
ed from the detected invalid, to tho hale hearty and
uctiNe man &C iu-nesss, but comparatively speaking
have renewed my youth. can thus, with coufI,ucc
ia uy own oXlcriouce advise with my fellow ct zous.
Docs the reader want proof that he NogeiaSle lle
Med cnos arc suithl le 10 hi. ease have file
at MY tlhre, $40 Broadway, hundreds of letters. from
some u the most respectable citizens # tins nay uuiN
land, voluntarily offered ia testimony OF Tie virtues 81
u good Vegetable Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions Rave been nearly ruined
hv the "al uallii le' mineral preparations OF The day.
WI le'r mo witness thu' the liie Nedciuc, und sucl,
ouly, the true cour.o to permanent : oI health
JouN MoIFAr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05


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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
DR.COOKE:.


ne 90. ." 49, re ih,t. Hv.J ","'Uc' '""t VIC
Albany l-'h ll'sila, established "i n"Ich,d ailct
~ ""'" '.''' I"'o" '"f"i ca" I-"e" tirP'''" D." ~"
ny t''f' '"cr ncen i"uniti at liend Q""rIer' y"
N'N"H fW'''' Ni'anl' =. !. !" 'hose uha'qu lll'u
wan TINS institution IL y necessary I" me"""h U't u
mas r US ""J'c INC care o. "H sl'h "seSses - yPhh
- -cf"n"' s'reo'' Hi-eo'es g." me uf''H" 'nul 90"
H'1f a''ns im. Cheney "st"s'T 81 The WOMB scn" a.
wc"Nn''s 81 h"h 'eAe n'a''. "h's % '"e "e' -ho'
'rHUh Siee''' WIN ava Nen't-"I COM a'"s ~ se"e"
&C.,
Persons lsa'ron' 70 the n1'ure OF disease are not o.
ware 'At many Stage max DE progress IRON DIS con-
mc"ce"eh' i"h- iil de'ei'i'" '"'' 'rs"'l"S $50 '
m'sl simple lfp"""' M''"-- e.,' or "l'i''''Ns
treatment "seH'e' more "ssr"'"e4 s'"'e Oh 'se".t'
onI occasions "'sce's n'ccr"uo' p'Hedo syphilis c"-
rrr lrrm'iuf' old "s" i"n often cHiDs " protected
mcrrab.e 'oie 81 c~hlcuce'
lhIs 'n''nii'h u under Tie supfunieudanrc sud
management Of Pr 'icssnr C"ot", VI D. ID L.L.D. ui
ih, Get! OF Albany, ~ l" VINO VIII ave hf 'r"nH Of
tcndan'e at the D-ren-arN, al'clea thc Institution"
"i ail hour' L" iIN"l ds requiring hs professional Ger
wees. lie having bad much more NIcue"ca SO iis
LraEch oi medical practice au usually 'hls t. the De
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
VI AVRII

~ Ess nsnri0r'on. Nr Thomas MeDsnieis Net.
chsut ard "a, hauce Hrrt~v. tH Niles fun NJ dlurhi,t
Il 81, ll-u tat'. Esq aij ut neoninrtna.
90 M.ttp.i,f. hIt Royal Tyler ui Jefferson Wlscon.
fsu. CD N. o. .rs. uf t.jtn oi NJ
lea l.ssrS ao toe 9Th ult hy ~ Turle. Mr. Gee.
pae''l. IL Burlington, TO Mise Laura l. AthcuoH, 1t
t4s.tllu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

Trnny Cnurch, IA tie clty Of New York, a COZ
pofstiou nheu DO chartered lor "a 900 eco bold.
property to tie amount o. IL O: Is ,nu.4oHs 1, Is
managed by iony tfuslees, who appropriate : 100,
600 as the Bishops fond, winch n,stes b., salsfy
sbou, $1,000 per auuual, besides rcfqu'-l,cs. The
property Is Principally 90 icai estate, ASA iue
charter does not Peuu, tne iusIlr.uon iu Dl.. over
300 OUO "a money zoe 0u.A 90 ,Ie 'u-orDe 10 ta-
'es.ed "a 'aruas 6iucs oi pfVtscine sceui..les a-
IA as collected.
H,5.if.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
ORA EOHsigls!J3oNs.

POM STRONG has Iust r. coivcl from The Mann.
~ lcory, llr.e lot OF Bfss. Ware, Consisting of
Bross kofiics, 500 IouuIs
Swimmers, - lon,
Lailc. Dzu
SiroI Springs, und
Cprsc,t i}oufi-
The aAorc ware wii he sold g. Mrrc1nnt, al "a.
Manufacturer prices, atd At retail as low as tue lowest
as sr'i oa cuu1i -.la. en- do,i.
Rpuaul. J,n. 20, 1850,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
Flour! E'iOur!!
February, 30, 1873.

~ y hond aud l'r 'Hlc by the pound, Barrelor loaf
~ lar.o quantity "i Flour made hoiu Gcn,.to
~ heat primo artcc,ot saia advance tom co,t atti
charges.
JOIN STRONG
Rllanl. Jan &c. 1859.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
Correspondence Of the Jour. # Commree.
.


The House did pretty good business DAY and up
on very large capital Ia The Tsi place, they had up
the President message aud regular party speech.
thrreu2on. They then dspatch,d a number OF the
appForr ration Bills and with hille difficulty The Ar
ny bill aud the general appropriation b,ii next
vast mass OF business remains untouched
StSATE-M Mr. Benton resolution. offered the other
day upon the subject oi the fubc Lands was adopted
Yeas, - Nay, MIR Suuth Of Indiana
BtH-For lr repeal OF the Salt aud Fishing boun
ties. The leave 10 introduce Tins bill again before
the Senate until after tour O'Clock Mt kugg.,s OF
Name addressed that body great length, gonE ruto
the reasons ioi not repeating tir duUcs coal, mon
hry, CoTuagr, bread SHUTS, &c were a.so repealed ga
which cosv tuv fishermen would gladly relu9uisA uIe
suios bounty they had GA lhvf Tonnage.
Mr. DAVE made lew ufiei remarks IN reply, when
the question VAS taken on granting the leave, and
ned yeas 2J-nays 10
ilousE-The Speaker laid before the House d .ciicr
from Mr. Hubble j. InenbrT u the House from Penus,l
wanna, resiguiug his stat 10 tllt body.
lie House resolved ttsrit into Comm tlee of the
Whole The Iteration ui The President :
annual Message. The question pending being on Tie
MOTION to refer that pofOn u the Message relating to
Stockton aud stokes 10 select committee Aler some
discussion The committee the consideration aud
reported sondry important appropriation bs-smoug
winch was one iof tie Paynent OF revolutionary snd
other pensionefs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05
Saturday, Jan &c

=, ''II ~
The Senate was not in session
la TIC House, Mr. Bronson from the Committee
Territories, reported bill authorship The erection OF
certain public buildings IN the Territory OF FLORIDA.
Monday and Tuesday, the 18Th and i4th oi February,
were sct apart for the consideration ct bills relating
the Territories
Mr. Lincoln from the Com m,ee on public buildings
reported bill authorslng the elton Of fire proof
building for the War Department
The House then passed 10 the consideration Of pri
bills and must If those ordered 10 a third reading
TUESDAY, we're presented.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05


n The Senate several memorials presented and
tmone them from the Peace Society and r,irfrcd
1, the Committee on Foreign Afais piss,nicd by Mr.
Clay 81 ~.
The Senate one clock took % the motion made
by Mt Wright yesterday 10 take up the Report Of The
Secretary II the Treasury IN answer to Nj Rrcs Re
solution
Mr. Wright spoke at length in vindioauou Of the Ad
moisfsuon, especially relation TO the rstt token D.
thc &c neral Government reference 90 tht sale o the
United States BAua Bonds sir Riyes spoke at length
"a frpy aud continued hs remarks toll the Senate ad
J7urhst
In Me House, Mr. Common from the Committee on
Pot Office and Post RoaGs 10 whom had been referred
certain resolutions ct ttc House relation iothr trans
rotaiion o newspapers bS m4H. a.k~d in De- asrhars
ed from further consideration of the same agreed 20,
and the resolution land on the iahl.
The Speaker LAID before the House communication
from the Secretary Of The Navy giving answer To a
resolution Of The House relating 90 certain changes made
aGa'ust Commodore Elliott which was land the ia
b!c aud ordered 90 te printed Mr. Lincoln presented a
communication from Commodore Elliot, giving his vct-
soon OF the atAt, which also ordered To be printed.
The House then went INTO ommlee oi tho Whole,
and after some time spent therein, reported great
Der Of private bls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

4 IUFf0'N IhH- =
srslrr-Mr Wright n Rhode lslana, pirs'n,rd a
mafis Fnyirg ibs, the non rars 81 two American
smrrs a. tuo suc ibfec thout nd tone may te bui
y Lpg sndthc ~oocen parts 10 be buiit u lhe nItrc
0siss Referred e. tbe Commute 90 Commerce.
81 Mr. Brucu luifedgcrc ftsalatItu which uas .aic o.
v calling upon te ~rrrriaFi 81 the IrrasCfy iJr ln-
~ % The crfc,t lsre aould have bcvn 90 ne
Tsas.fT. has Mf Clay d striJati1n hi. Pss-ed.
e Mf Breton introduced bail hf sbo. ,h..s The euiy 90
- TIE ems,h1rf q The sfsf'on ~ts patsed Ia tbe
= unesrsuoa q Pnssis business
Do tie House ihs whole q lie morning hear ia
~ Up drbs,s private till, involving he rgh,
~ ilstos Il Departments 10 employ ismpofary eierts
sih0ui eonng % any ceesssoa ,hsieon The 0Sss pas
- 10 The orders of tss CAV
Is hf Csn,hfeleng, Ron the C0mHaitise on Wtys an3
ftnt u1Ade rsPofi CO ths stsis Of Tie tintnees tie
49, that ths nsiG ooeei Of the report Wa 10 sho~
-. ne Hegss .sFasd1 he appropriated TsssT.e
- iss hsSe-s sac Fofthrsies bill Ice Tresssry yovle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

g. q. ~ stA We Sled wiih '-aois snd aarns'
sdf,h I'D R.-,rrion tati q sac covering from NE
.agl. r. So ttt.n ,ra,'s iAe hft Place ard c'c'Pfd
,hftsfh she f,af surel-rrt r eoioHn &C Aane Crl.
81 ihs ,ndrsv,r r,r,Pr BY hs doo' tueop,'d te 't
move %, sions ttsi sesursd IS BOT IS vs' o. hrafd
tbs, b.. hands .iark 10 snd IN b., de'rcraiion be
tr,ts lie toof ~ sriApg % ~ith his brad. AGA bust
,hroe eh q inie tb- open Bob Il h's hands wrre
bsrsi ts, She sam slipped N from then whole. he
gis,e Doc fell ns,f the door, aid the Other few
y.r1. ei.iAai Oae 81 ,hrsc AZ possession 81 d.
To, sud vas BY hm shosn 20 the wiiief a few hours
sncs - sf.cied v,ih pain th-I cloiies on htei hey
ran without dchnnc objret cor minutes screaming
ia ,gony and then made their 60 the residence o.
young Aidrch When they sitysd, u.ey were uea'ly
d,e.led q clothing and they presented spectacle
tina, no pen h.. power 10 portray Imag nn'ion would
TAI "a pressn, the heart rcuJing horror Of tha scene
Ttery attention. that unw.aricd teneyolsncr and
rp.dicsi slii could supply promptly, and uneee''
iBglv afforded 70 the suacfefs but wihou, any sensible
snit'raron 4 their torment
The viiai rowsr. were On frt srhsusted IN Adfch
.o8 Remington th,t they unsbe 20 respond 20 the
poo, ,eurt stoulau's and ute, continued 20 sink IN.
81 tie nj Oh, of The following Tucstay when A'dnch
eIp,red Remington brslhed his last on "Wednesday
evening ~ the Of Call there slight rcae.
ton bot hi. fr could only be prolonged t Friday
night, when he died
" oar readers are particularly referred to the
lengthy article commencing on our first P'ge Of this
psp pei on Common School Education The sublce, o:
Immense moment, 10 the whole community.
urAdvertisemen,s necessarily omitted will appear
in next
C1-"An Old Farmers" production Is under cOnsd-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

Monday, Jan ..
In the Senate, the Vice President communicated
letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury IN obedience
10 resolution Of the 2-th Dec showing the relative
difference ie.ween the circulation oi the notes
Of the L. 5. Bank and goli Of which docu mcnt
5000 copies were ordered 10 be printed
A!so a message from the President of the United
States containing information relation 10 the North
eastern boundary.
Mr. Linn SAID he had petition Of some interest it
TIE bfs from the citizens of Oreuon Tern.
tory, asking the extension OF the laws of The United
states Ihe petition was ordered 10 be printed
BY Mr Allen from citizens OF Ohio asking "A re- peal
OF the neutrality law, which they deem partial and
bi,rary
Also, from citizens Of the State, asking what
steps had been taken relation 10 the burning of the
Caroline and the murder OF American citizens which
they deem prcmedatrd insult 10 our national npg
The Senate then went into Executive session and
soon after adjourned
Ia the House Mr. Clark offered the follow ing resou.
ton, which lies over one day
Resolved That the House, IN pursuanne Of the JOINT
resolution of the 9th of February lcIJ WILL on the
second Monday Of February next, nj one clock pro.
coed 10 the election OF printer 10 the House, Tor the
goth Congress
Nh Fletcher Of Massachusetts, rose and said that lac
had received letter from Samuel Ethrridge, Esq Of
Massachusetts,, stating that he had heretofore preferred
charges against Capt Elliot Of the Navy. aud request
ed that call might be made the Department IA re-
lation said charges, and Mr. F. stated, at IN con-
iomriy with thus request he offered the following
luton.
Resolved, that the Secretary Of the Navy be directed
60 furnish ths House with certain charges Heretofore
preferred by Samuel Elhetdge oi Massachusetts,
against Cap J ID. Elliott Of The Navy Of The United
States aud To furnish the reasons If any, why the De-
partmen las not heretofore ordered court inquiry
10 sat upon sand charges against said Elliot
Aud the resolution considered aud adopted
la the course OF the days s,iung. Mr. CAmbtcleng
gave notice that he should ask the House
proceed to HE consideration OF the appropriation bulls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

10 he Hoa Protais Cs4si eo ne D"ir,ei u itl'la"a
,PnE Petite q Dsss' .i',, Of w.i,o'aa ., "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

" Oar readers particularly referred to the
lengthy article commencing on our first Psge Of the
paper, on Common School Education The subject s OF
Immense moment, 10 the whole community
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

LXrtne Co.o - he lhsoulou.rtri ttarauheit'tl Al
Ssiateaa spfngs we down 60 50 deE bslou mo .t
hall pact -strfcay inofuius ] lie s4He al Bss'ou
sps Ia abe suious of ta.s city, - hal tst o. ~
b,.og zsfa, and thv Argus tGtfih~ulttrr a. cock
~ bslos 800 AlDsHy Atsus ot iucsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

Geaersl JsekssH- a sb.tbefn paper ssys the new
eoa,sn BE-. bssn eIeou aGieti.c iron the Prssbytsr-
az Ch0rth fer pfs-sss 'ures'frg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

The cspos.t,s The Savings Banks N Msssschusei,
amount ~ i0ur millions, eight huGdf.d and any .HtE,
thoussBc ihiee luAcrrg and siItytNo collars tLef,
tfe "a u thsss insulUiiens "a lhu siaie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-05

g1-Adyeriiscmen,s ceessafily omitted will appear
IN our nsrt
C1-"An Old Farmers" production Is under consd-
ststi0n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-24

- ssiESarEs. ai.ssh sfuy uRan he bauk
baak shail empress Ne corpse CIR shirh
thr maney i thus sdsaaefd aaa plsred
- tisrir srsdIg and il 81 essrs shsrs
rhrrks are dfasa ~ any ore ~ lIle alore-
sid psrsaas. - di.b1rsing sgenis. upon
he fund thus plsrsd 10 thrir credit IN
hahk. he shssk shall express upon iis
lscs lhf pbfpase co ahlch Il Is drawn;
and Il shall be he duiy a The bark 10 re-
iasn ard preserve slle rIlerk afirr il 10
paid and esncsllrd. md transmit Il q he
end 81 lie seek 70 de First Auditor ol
she TrFa.ury. uilh Ihs bank account VI
The siishursing agent.
Section 0. And be II further enacted.
that il shsll be he duty II The Secretary
nf lie Treasury % issue he necessary
instructions 10 rarry into ELECT The pro-
visions Of lhe foregoing bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-24
To the Public.

1T is a painful iask tor me TO lave to resort
= 10 this mude of biadIng up wound, which
has been endeav"uled Ia b. made BY pack ~
hsil hounds. ~ chase ta run down the repu-
ta,ion ui one al their fellow men.
Unfortunately, and perhaps imprudentiy.
Though boy lelt " charge # the store was
prrsea,.) in tue absence &c the proprietor.
went To sugar barrel in the stole ~ an se-
auaIu,ance. 4, d got about spnonlul &c sugar
10 make u syrup dutk rs an anudyRe fnf .
raging diatIknI. should Dot have takru tins
liberty with many men; but from my long &C
quainiauce with esquire Trullnger, snd nom
the apparently good understanding ~hRh has
EXISTED hetwten US ever since ] have beeu
srawn, I Thought IL not su.pnper 10 take shc
hbsfIy nansd. And tins h the whole faunda-
ton npoa witch the slanderoas tale reets.
H. the close: What viii these busy bodies
raIn by III viii il Gil their pockets with gold
ar silver, or any other &C the precious metaisf
or will IL stuff them with hsnk neie.1 or will
u enhance the value ai their own eharacters7
I say, 20: but IL may Gil their fiend ike hearts
Nth cordiat qualification 10 think that thev
hsve run dawn, worried, ctawsd up and de-
yoared the character al william = Moose. But
I taaak God that they will miss their aim ih,s
tune, especislIy IN The estimation Of oil honest
men, as they viii see when they read the fol-
lo~ ing certificate af John Trolinger, eco given
ia the pre- srnce Of Nr. Thomas Sellers aud
Peytoa P. Moore.
wN g AnapE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-24
EInnsD'@0TBGE0
Thursday, January 81.

We have received a communication
from "young man." in which objection
10 made TO the law Of the last session ofonr
Legislature Cor the establishment Of Com
mon Schools. on account Of that portion
of it which con,emplates to give, out OF
the literary fund, forty dollars to each
school district Of six miles square. in eve
~ county which shall levy a tax equal
TO half the amount for the same purpose
This provision our correspondent thinks
unjust. inasmuch as by il " a young man
would be taxed to educate married mems
children" and Z" the property of old men.
who had raised aud educated children at
their own expense" would be taxed " to
educate the rising generation" We hope
our young friend will take more con-
rrehensive and liberal view OF the provi.
sions of this act, before he makes up his
mind finally to vote against 1t We are
very sure, that when age has given him
opportunities for more extended observa-
ton and more mature reflection, he will
consider the triaing tax which it involves
as more than counterbalanced by the
numerous benefits. public and private,
which will result from it. What would
ever be accomplished for the Moderation
and improvement Of society, it The &C
tons Of all men were controlled by such
selfish aud narrow views! We recon-
mend to our young correspondent, and in
deed to all our readers, an attentive peru
sal Of the report of the Presiden. and Di-
rec,ors Of the Literary Fund, published
in the Recorder OF the 10Th inst. We
shall refer again to this subject, when we
shall have mote leisure to extend our OBJ
servations.