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The native American., 1839-08-31
COL ONIZ TION.
From TIE African Repository.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION TO AFRICA.

The Colonization Socey ship Sauda sailed Norfolk first
OF this month"; with hynne emgants Liberia emgrants
with the exception liberated slaves them
the youth and M They left good health and excellent spirits
May a kind Providence preserve and prosper them.
The settlement Of these emigrans in Liberia will
and perhaps moral force that Commonwealth
mechanics. and have taken with them the implements They will
OF the These little Colo
Tor mechanics with the offer of the liberal 1t through
such channels these that the with all the humauzg and waiting
influences which they be introduced into this land
Letters and Religion will them; and among people each
able establish themselves with incredible facility. There
be broken down sanctioned by the sube the
learned the superstition of be dspele all
FORMS the skill
moulded into almost shape The and important results
these teachings will be, dmnuon distinctions the Slave Trade
Give the African the Bible and he will sell his brother foreign
bondage Can who claims be Christian the
common principles Of humanity, himself against such enterprise
Can the Aboton justify his hostility his and his God
is enough that he whos his and aid and should
he bnd seek to hinder and the work Of others? His enmy
the COLONIZATION nexpcabe problem that tasks the
dence and darkens the moral hopes of the age
The energy with which the operations the Colonization Society
conducted under the business talent Of the General Agent
evned the despatch with which the Suda started her second
voyage Liberia AT her had been made Tor her
being Immediately decided by tho
condition the Colony, whether she should be detained that
Yet few days, her starting with large number of
and valuable merchandise Hardly ashppng house the
conducts business with pompude And what the
surprises still that this amid embarrassmens
that might well discourage and defeat But happens this
will all similar nature when greatest
essential aid Providence helps those
who help themselves Our this higher aid the
hour of need lies asduous and faith God bless
and forgive her
The native American., 1839-08-31
FREE sUG AR.

expected the Saua, which has sailed Liberia
merchandise will bring with her. return twenty
thirty We anticipate this cargo with pleasure
will afford the Abotonis opportunity Of free ba
labor article of their social drink
thing product Of slave labor This sugar however falls
the BAN produced by who Free but black besides
dificut produced by who been
planted of Africa by the Colonization Society this perhaps
will nsurmounabe objection How strange out off
advertisement Of appear
yet should they hate the abo OF the poor African has
gone land Of his fathers Why poor negro the
and provided with home by the the
The native American., 1839-08-31

ANDovER, MA-A correspondent of Judge Wikcson
place follows: We have
OF the Andoer Colonization Society auxiliary
Society and think will one hundred and fifty members
there being than hundred belong
able Professors Of the Andove Theological
wards Woods, Stewart Emmerson
teachers the Latin and English schools with exception The
think they accordingly
stand The greatest efforts have been
important place, but their gone'
The native American., 1839-08-31
POETRY.
From he Ncw York Mirror.

from he Acn TOTE AtFF0F.
The following ode is said to have been written
in The time Of the American Revolution. The
author Of tile piece was the late Judge Niles, OF
Vermont. father Of Nathaniel Niles, who has re-
E Gently made a treaty for our Government with
Sardinia. There is says the United States Ga
zelte strength in the diction which almost makes
one tremble, when it is SING by one o. the good
old white oak voices Of New England, cultivated
among the waterfalls, and in imitation of young
earthquake. II is sort Of granite among the
polished marble Of the present ti!ne--bar iron TO
tinsel.
The native American., 1839-08-31

CoLoNzAT1oNhe Hon. Mr. Slade, member of Congress from Yer
mont has the following testimony the claims the Colonization
Society The single object this Society namely the Colonization Of
free people the Africa large enough command the
highest and Christian phanhropy and in
the Of this object will unduned by oppoton and unmved
by reroach eady and patiently peseverngy forward with
firm reliance Divine Providence that shall in due reap
faint not.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20
RueaclI,s Etch Ointment.

<pHle choice and safe Continent Is saA Co be superior
~ 10 any now in usr. for that disagreeatls aud l,ath-
me disease. the n Gil This Ointment IS 80 ccttu .
IN Hs operation that no psr-on troubled with The above
di order ought 60 hc without "a. II is a remedy Ter ca.
teDoous e%rnpiions. ~seotbrtic affections of HE head, OF
any other breaking out ca nrscs from .harp hume q
10 the blood. Puoe q cent. q box.
4 ho.h supVly is iust received and Tor sale by Dan
IELS & BELL, J.4uES B,HRRET. Jr, J4.VES
PORTER, BURT a .N3SON, Ruylaad; S +,
LEON.dRD, Or n. H. ,ME.4CH4W. WaRinqG,d .
MI. san YER, TiHmOuh; r. .NcD.3iELS, ) Il
~ SNITH. ID lbys p. STRONG SON, e -.
POTTER. Porhfi .3LLEN GROVER, Uth !.
RUFUS GROTER. P.AfGE & BULKLEY, Gram
r,Rs Corners, NY; 81 4SON ~ Rpdand y m
MOtLTON, Coaieioa Il. BLISS. "U p. MOVES.
JOEL BE4.N4N ST4NLEY, LEFFLNGU Ell Il
Co. PoDtneg; .7L.4NSON .HLLEN, FajrLarsn T.
~ ~ ID. AIKEN. C.. Il WALKER, Benson O N
BAKER. Hv5bordion BOILNG TOY g. AUSTIN.
OrreH; EE.NT WRiGHE. S~bcretan.
Al.o at Wholesole by WEN. G.. STINSON, & Co
South side old FHneuil HILL, Boston, aud by }. s ".
TOWNSEND, Corner Of Boekman and Wafer streets
New York. 4m:l8
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CHARLES JAMES KATNRENS,
MUSIC

REGS leave mot respectfully, 10 return his grateful
- acknowledgment, TO the ladies' and gentlemen OF
Rutland, Tor The kind patrona and support which they
have been plea,ed 20 bes ow, by ~aifolding him employ.
men'.-in his line, since h. having come to r side and
teach IN their villoge.
He cannot possibly omit mentioning a few of tho e
ladies' whose urbaniiy and kindness had shown so much
IN his favor, mot only by placing in his care their very
ainiable children, but by every other possible mean 10
promote his advantage The ladies Of The Hon. Judges
Williams and Strong, Major Hodges, Doct. Porter.
hiessrs Barrett, Beaman, aud Ripley. AND he
assures his iiienGs that while his humble merit is ap-
preciaied, he shall by every means in his power en-
oeaVor to cul lvaie that good opinion DO generously
formed by 50 respectable a branch of the community
- kath rLso desires TO i've his compliments
ana thanks to tIe young ladies' is music pupils) of
i'ullaru Tor their polite attention, and assiduity in re-
cel'lng ms Ietrucuon7, which must ultimately con.
duce TO the pupils interest, aud The teacher's credit
kecommencement ofbis Rutland class on Monday,
August 20, 1853.
ness. "a 9c
Rutland Mill Village, August ., 1889.
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Ur. Cooke.

Tie g%af'rpn 10 ars respectfully informed ihs, Inc
Absnl Lfrk HotpetaL. ssisili,hri sni modelled alter
~ mech efiei raio1 European Lutk assrtsi, hs ma.
~ fenr "roc tcen founded at H,si Qarter. Ne 3
Notinn street. Alhauy. y. y. To those urarqasiaiei
viva tat fnthiulcn. q is nscesssfy 60 uteniion that u
hAt 80 hs oniso'ulo cnrt ofall such dif,atcs - syphil-
.. ~fcf'ipls, s~rtcturcs. dssasss uflhe ufcihs, iumta.o
iopf e.tu' impacucf. dtss4s, Of the WON'T, seminal
wtasucs 90 l1ih seAss. noits. rrcs 81 The avucs. gaoa-
urrhua. giectt. witb al seutr-sl compuiuis IN general.
etc.
F+tsoo,. irsorsot O. he nature ofdi,,s,e. IRE no, a.
go ai'siDpte hrrl,s Tough neglect ~ njudicious
utsimFat. sscmcs a moe Aggravated state II d,soasc.
SOD err wouf hifcc. ulcersuou, psuedo ,ypbilis, osu-
rtr remaiure ull a,v. too oitea ending 10 - protrsclel
inrurahlc isie oi exisicnre.
ias lnst tltion is Under tho supcriniendance and
management al fr 'fe'snf Cooke, MD. ID, LID. Of
af c'y 81 Aita"y. \. " who VIII give his pcrton4l ai-
iru'sutc az the Dipensary. rtHchrd 10 .hc inst!tpuon.
IL I'D hour, o. iavrijs ttqout,g he professional ser.
ti'fs. Tie having hH1 much moro experience ~ this
hfHrr1 81 ne'ical lHHciIce than Usually falls TO The lot
"i any ono mtmher 81 thr profession, therefore feels
sHeh eolh.,nro 81 hs ability 10 give universal ~sstisfsc-
utu ihai he f-snses al applicants aouo need despair Of
= complete recovery.
Tie unfortunate therefore. who have suffered Gon
= want "ifueeess by those les experienced. are inyi-
I Cd go vet tho Hospital, which on.y requires TO ,-
lru 10 lc suse of support, wi ere the mos perItct
cicy uHy be depended ON, aDd the utmofi privacy Is
tend thfe who call. The whole house ~ exclusive.
~ appropriated 10 The use 81 paiioul., v no will always
&c received INTO separate apartments. and at DO iunr
rnlc" az Tho request Of The patient, wil third paitybe
resent.
Prof ssor Cooke has n number ofhanjsomoly furnish
private chamters al No %, Greene II. where he
VII receive ge1tlem a who may require medical aid.
Resiirs himself on The premises. he viii thereby be
enabled 10 dedicate more III. u ordinary attention 10 his
pa,icuis. Gentlemen viii hud II both convenient. as
well az economical. N all cuses Of disease. 10 retire 10
these furnished rooms.
Aslons as Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the rub
nc, u le proper he should continue b.. adyoHi.omen-
Tor The good Of stronger, a. II j. well known that peop.
ie are extremely shy IN speaking ofcases of a delicate
iui.
ConmunicHt oas. post 1nid 10 the addro.s Of Proles-
sor Cooke, NJ ID ID. D.. LL. ID, Albany. n. Y. enclos.
ing a BANK note n counsc'lius lee, will have attention.
(nose "iher "ill be roccived)-or . personal consulta-
non ray be had at all times, as usual, at the Dispeusary
which IL properly fitted aud arranged with separate Of
hcos iur confidential interviews.
o. Couu'elling fees aud charges reasonable.
Ohco, No. Norton st.-House, No 81 Green street.
r,f
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l~sr3ndrcIh's Pills.

w or COUNTERFEITSNv
A IL Pulls sold in tho State of Vermont, must mss
~ through our hond-, as DIR. B,ondretb's General Apents.
There will no more Pills be .old at the Boston Office or by
b. b. Musaey, (who is no longer Dr. Bnndreth's apenl, 10
be retailed In this section of the country.
Az plls PnrPoriing to DO DR.. Brandreth's md sold by
persons without a certificate of agency, signed by b. Bran
TO prevent all imposition from the circulation of tho
certificate of agency, signed by Fcue g. Parmelce.
u Never Pnrcdrse OF pediars, for in no instance do they
lave the genuine stlicle.
Should any of our a.cnts be caught in The coubterfei,
trade. they viii be displaced. The Pills must be kept pure,
and the countcrici,c s must be deals with according 10 law
The following persoos are agents ia their respective
towns Tor The sic Of .hs geoa'Se Brand, e'i,'s Pills.
Gee. !. WALTON General Agent, Montpelier, VI.
The Jo6ooing are Fer,e .. Pa noiee's Agents .
Geo. p. Walton, Gcneroi .9geai.
Jackson & Ketchom, B~ondoa,
Henry Simonds, PHgJord,
A. Allen, Fditharca,
Boynton & Austin, OfireH,
Mr. Horton, HubJo.ton,
h. Aiken, Ben2on,
II. i. White, Costieion,
Levi Lewis, UeiLs.
Stanley Lefingweli g. Co. Nest Pounnev.
A. Bliss, East Popltncy,
Merit Clark. Middteto,pa,
H.. Clark, Powieti,
Isaac M'Daniels, DonJy.
A. L.. Calm, Ori1eu,
N. w. Sawyer, TnmouA,
ID. ii. Sabin, Uoiiag(ord,
c. b. Hall, Clarendon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
Rutland and Bcnain gion. 29.Iv
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
c Orvis, .Maachester,
Cheney & Harrington. Factory Point,
Harrington & Langdon, Dorset,
q. Moore Jr., Eost Rupert,
{. ElwcIl, West Rupert,
Deniing e. Hill, Arlington,
j. A.. Houghton, Sorh ShqnsJury,
N. l.. Robinson, Beaniagton d. PytrpaL.
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INCOMPATIBLE.
TOOTH PREPARATION

.rrI8E uiopjan dreams Of The Alchymiss are realized
L snd a remedy discovered Tor the Toothache, sud
preserving those important and useful eppendages OF
The human system. hy the use OF the MAoNEIl'
.~ODONIfCA, which, by rs stitsctivc, purifying,
and sitenrthcninr, qualities, removes all eNttaneous
snhsianrcs from The The teeth. and preserves them ~
their natural bulaacy, and the gums IN So ndness aud
beauty. II Is aecefia jned from. experience, that when
used, The teeth will ucrrr decay but remain thl the
latest age of man, with their natural wcar. When they
are dceaycd It's progress vii be arrested, and the teeth
preserved and prevented iron! aching All Tins has
been done N a multitude OF insiaFcrs aud more, an
thousands Of cases Of nervous tooihacke. (lhat cilniah OF
PAIN has at once been enrolu0lly cured by the use OF
this the most popular dcntuhee IN America. And the
public. SO far as they have become acquainted with the
merits ~ this tooth powder, have made use of it-cs We
have sold, Mithin u short time, about 10000 boxes oi TIE
Odonuca And, ia conclusion, where aud who il tie
Young lady or gentlemen, aye, the individual, that val
ues q beautiful set of teeth, sound gums, aud n sweet
br III. uioie than City cents, that will be Longer desti.
tn'e OF eoS Of DR.. VI, Hitchcock ; incompatible Mag
ne,ic Odouica
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
a HITCHCOCK, n %,
No III Genes -cs rect. Utica. y. Y,
and by their agents throughout the United States. also
by } Porter. Rutland, l.. Jameson, Cnstleton. A. Buck
Piitsford. U1 81 INo.aw Am
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wish 10 sell my farm 10 HubbatdioI consisting Of
Il about 40 acres Of ltnd, nearly 300 of which is un.
der good Improvement. aud is one Of ihe best sheep and
grain farms IN Rutland county. Also q water mower
with Saw and tist mills, Carding Machines, and clio.
titiers works, which viii he sold without or with such
qundtiiy OF The timber land adjoining, as may suit he
purchrser-togethe with 80 acJcs oil wheat growing
aud a stock OF 400 good sheep, = pairs OF oxen, cows
horses aud forming utensils. sc. To any wanting the
whole or either b"lfa great bdrgJin will be given, with
terms ersy aud liberal. The stock will be ret ned il
not wanted.
y small hon o End lot in Whilng, near the late tav.
era stand Of }. O.. Waller.
ALSO a house aGd lot of acre, pleasantly situated
on the Creek rodd south of the bridge IN Middleburv
wiih a hne garden, convenient oui.buildinIs water, &c,
and terms liberal. Inquire of
,. II. Walker, Justeu Jennings, Hubble fdton.
5 Il. Walter, Whining.
., Peter Starr. + q. MIddebury, or the sub criber a,
roy, y M. Q. WALKER.
July 1889 mos
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT ID it remsmhe,s~
Dis,fie; Of Rutland. 81. I'D At a state ppauh'
Cour, held al Rutland, within and Cor said d.,r,,
1870 u" u,
William Humphrey, administrator Of the ..,. Il,
Leonard Rawson late Of Rutland, in said dsibc,
ceatrd, pfopofing TO render an account Of his ,dm,.
trntion.
II ~ ordered, that said account be examined in 49,.
on The first Monday Of September neSt, and ,bs, ~,
publication of a copy OF this order three weeks .s,,..
sively in the Rutland Herald printed at Ru,lsp5 :.
soon as may be, shall be sufficient notice to MI condo.
ed TO appear " they see cause, and object thereto
a true copy of record, A-N
A. l.. BROWN. Judr,
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TO wool GROU Frs md
DEALERS.

WE ferk'nsvil'e Mauu.scu .y CO. take M. on.
poauh"E 10 oNpns .ih-r ,h-nks ipr lhs extensive
Pairon- se they have received ir two yesr 49, .at
also would inform ,ht old hlcnf-, Gfmer ca.fo.er.
SpI the ru''c. ,h"t ihey pHrno.e 20 |coui4ue 60 N..o.
'ac'"fe - Tough The 60 on ay .ae I'D - on ,hrre-- n
l"'hs VIII ne shared ia peru mag ihe work 10 s.....c
iiou. those who my with ts hH,e ,har vooi ,ao.r.
tuned i4to BroFu Cie,h - The eac. pet m.,per. r,i
mo't Improved s,ye. worll 60 well 10 rpriy cir =
Large lots preferred sm.n ones not rel i,oL. Te1m.
l'r yard, OF 10 ihe halTe, CON ron colon. sIlovi,
2i-2l6s. sispled wool per ysrl exclusive ofh.nos -
Psrki0sville May 90 1855. ~
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q US n

The Revolution, married be fore the close Of Their hus.
y band E unNiB'y services, may receive. under the act
oi Congtcss,ol JAY 4. 1870, The same pensions TO which
iirtt husbands would have been entitled. respect ively
under the act OF June I, 1889. The aeneGls of the acl
OF july !, l-Joi are EXTENDED 10 widows oi all revolu.
tonHry officers oAd solters, whether they have married
again, or not pI0Ctacd they are mar widows. AL.o.
widows ui such officers and soldiers as continued in ser.
vice n.ul toe Sd OF Nov. 1883, nad were married before
that day, are equally entitled.
Jan. / ,l79i. Widows of officers and soldiers married
oelofs lnS gay are ,ntlllrd to five years pension, from
LIST MaTch, 1s@G aud, in proportion, W en- tbeir hus p
bands have deceased since. Pension h5usiness unde
h'ese de.s, gnd all oitcis. attended to by he suGsoiber.
Sh J. COVE
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nOtNG WEST. The sui scribor has one good
NJ Boat, VIII ca win leave 10 eph f,os.is, Bridpod.
Tor Brh'lo, IS soon cs D~visafion opens aud on
Ihird luesd"y OF Nj y, June, Au,u :, Soptembcr
and October, ana Whit!, u the dave IoIioyiui.
Also, o'e Boat will ic,ve Wotpon, New Yo,k. for
Bun"lo,a rs coon as nevis Uon opcne, and on the fourth
iue-iay Of May, June, August, ~eptember and Octo.
Der and Whitehall thee, vs. followirg,
o. All goods stored wiia me fee Of Oh. rees.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fort Ann, 4h FEBRUARY, 1899. lI:6m
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1APSa EIAPS,
OREE COOK.

ttj inform the inhabitants Of Rutland and its
vicint that he hos on band a new assortment
Of The n ost AsHlONABLE HATS. which he ofsrs
Tor sale at his Store IA Rutland East Vii ge, as cheap
as can be bought elsewhere.
WANTED
sheared Lambs Wool, for which The HIGHEST ,,ice
WIZ be PAID 10 exchange for b~is-a!so all kinds Of hat.
ting and shipping furs.
AZ persons having unsettled accounts with o Cook
"f''es' !" car ana settle up. 34-tf
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N RJSSELL'S
- Vegetable Bilious
T FELL ~.
CD For Fi0HHiFy Eshysic.

YnlOR general We, in csto. at J~auudict. mufbil sonEi.
~ billy q the stomach pud bowels. los. Of appetite,
frtd breath, cosiivuac-s. Piles, sud va jifegscs arising
from hillary dcran@ cmcais.-eitu for correcting the
state ol The blood, suj cleansing he system OF foul and
viscid humors. Thcsc pills nfe "a mid cathattc, pro-
ducing neither pstns nor gupinc. rnl arc Therefore a val
uable aud highly approved nicliciUe. un are Ironouu.
cod ~ such by the most distinguDshel Pbysicious. Each
box containing 70 Plll
Prce 81 10 ccuisa box.
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Lead AQueduce.

'I'iL sah.cntef CONTINUES The manuGae,ute oi
Ni,'D tlFE 81 superior quality, Of al sizes.
Mi f'i"ss- Aiso Metallic Composition Pukirs' an
excellent sriels, known "a point Of pestues, And p,las
10 be Equal 20 any now IN u,s. "'
Al Srisf. 90 hts business viii be promptly attended
to, and PIPE IN any q~uaati,ies luruishei !, ,Sor, aa,ssa
Rutland, April is, 1859. iasa
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Wanted Immediately,

a > an Apprentice to the Printing Business, a Boy II
a or 10 years of age, Of correct habits, and a good
Common School education.
Herald Office, July "a.
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asOn Taft,
ELOPEMENT.

Ell my bed and board on the 18th July. Lucy nay
- VIE WITHOUT any just cause and refuses 10 rstafn'
bis Is therefore 10 forbid all persons hsfbofing or trust
ing her on my account after this date.
JOHN BALLOU. 49,
Wsihngiord, August / 1889
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Notice.

\ IL demands due the subscriber prev ious TO the Is,
u Of Januaf i159, must be paid By he list Of SEM.
selves accordingly. AERET ' T"'
hutiand Aug 8. a.
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FOUR YEAR ON S7FrRS
An Apprentice

July .. D9'hs"''
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CastsctO1, July 1889.
hOJSIG CRADLES.

-ALSU-
March, Blanchard's and Tafl's Cast Steel
Grass Scythes, Sickles, Patent Forks, &c.
GRIND-STONES,
of the best quality. For sale by
MEACHAM d. DANA.
81 2 mo.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS AND
STATIONARY

MAY be obtained on reasonable terms at The Office
1Nl of DIR ID. II. Meacham, who continues to ~ riorm
the various operations upon The teeth, IN the most 10
proved manner. lie will insert, on reasonable terms.
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth tht will not only lie
o. namentdi, but really usofHt.
Families in the adjoining towns, desiring his seryiee,
wlll receive prompt attcItion on terms that will be ,sl.
istactory.
Also for sale, MoiIat's LIE Pills and phUnix Biiter.
Trusses, &c. ID n MEACIJAN'
Wallingiord, April 6, 1889. IG-3ms.eow,r
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TURNIP SEED.

a nsw atiele, Of superior quality, for sale at th
Siorer June &. eft
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U5ERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
y <414fe<ofat ~ The Esdseai Core Of pfaisn,gs
- ~ Wuasb. ~ r.tss "a aypiicati ga.
t*1eftsae shzs rcssssy, IL cou6
{te Afflicted AZ ihr iaefH ~ OF a
= het1f hastng faiiei ~ pc.
= &1px< @sIsssAiee e,resnssian.
{ @fffHs f.4a ~ So Asiey
<&scf - flaadoa Hospital ;
mn1e M Xsefeissisr LsinzAs IIaspi.
~ 4itdiesex i~iespi,Ai ard Sc
I4ttuu1t44 <7&sttcttss Lyiag-ia i~lospiial F;
- migtssssSsss' s,. s..ss, r,,i t. ! n e
she ieise. Passs ssS sccasrhenr 70 q
<1s{se<s fsossssas kelpssn. hsooiia. p.
~ nkA<rs Aad N Ne. fssk, by Poo.
4rk G-E- E<flc1d, N. %. Pgofessnr 81
X<issrsaly 49, eiiy ~ Nc Io.k Pro.
@tfs<ps frasets u Joksaaa. Pfefldsat
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate Cori
District OF Fairhaven, SIS. for the dis,tic, of g.,
haven, to all concerned in the Estate OF Peter Han
late Of Orwell, deceased, CR,,,,so
WHEREAS VIM. r.. Ensign, Administrator of tn.
w Estate of said
PETER HALL,
has made application to said Court for license to sell lbe
real estate OF said deceased for the purpose Of pawn,
hs just debts, &c, Therefore you are hereby nons:dS
appear before said Court at a session 10 be- hidden AWE
ofhce ofthe Judge in Pouliney, in said district, on the
2ld day of August next, and contest the granting Of
such license il you see eau. e.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said Couti, al
Poultnev, in said district this I7th day Of July, A. ID.
la5o ALMON WARNER, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

; The most valuable remedy now in use for Coughs Colds.
Affections of every kind. Its sale is steadily incrpasia1t.
az" te promoters are constantly receiving the most favor.
ape accounts OF rs elects The following new certificates
ao oncfed Tor pubIicliion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-20

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