Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-26
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TIE Indian Vegetable Pills sre q certain cute Tor
dess. in tie ev ~ variety Of icru because they tho
tooshly cleanse the stomach and bowels, induce prop
er dsshatge 10y the lungs, skin, and kidney, ana "u
Ine the blood purity itself In other words they
OMEN all the natural drains and leave Nature he gland
nh v,ic,anl free to drive disease from the body The
above outlets or drains the common sewers Of TIE
bodv through hch all morbid and corrupt humors le
Of dsrasc) ar. carried Off and long they
krp omen and discharge freely their allotted portions oil
impufity, the body will continue in health; but when
from rating improper food breathing impure air sudden
tsnsons from heat 60 cold, overexhaustion, or any
other cause the bowels become cosvc, the pores OF the
skin become closed the kidneys fail TO perform thei
functions properly the impurities which should be
drained from the body by these outlets viii be retained
and continue 10 accumulate unui the BODY becomes III
orally loaded with disease.
II the channels Of our mighty rivers should becoms
blocked up would not the accumulated waters find new
outlets or the country become inundated just so with
the human body il the natural drains become closed
the and corrupt bumours will find vent in th,
various forms Of disease such fever, small Pox mas
sizes, rheumatsm govt, npopexy Me- or death VIII END
oar sufferngs Therefore, when sickness at the stom
ach pains in the back and side, quick pulse burning
skin, any other unpleasant symptoms. indicate tina
or Of the natural drains not dis.harriDl
freely and that the constitution is about TO commence
struggle for the restoration OF health time shoul,
be lost in administering few doses OF the Indian Pur
ea,ve indian Vegetable P,ls) by so doing, all The
functions ofthe body will be restored TO order, and th,
foul huinors the of inflammation pair
suffer. will be removed in easy and natural nianne
that the body will be restored as IL by charm.
The above pills may be taken at ALL times, aud un
ALL COMPLAINTS and all ages, and natural to tho
human constitution as fond consequently, they can
never iujure, even the most delicate. Like food
they digesbe therefore they enter into the circu
laon and impau energy to the blood which eDable
10 flow with freedom quite to the extremities and
seQueny TO keep the Of the skin open They
true and perfect purifiers ofihe blood because they
drain all corrupt humours from that life giving fluid
Ia.w and, ihn rtn1a
and their effects always benefcial because they
only those humours which are opposed I,
health. They aid and improve digestion, and souns
sleep follows their use because they cleanse the som
ach and bowels Of those Shiny humous which not only
rate and excite the nervous system, but puralyze
weaken the digestive organs In Short they possess al
he good qualities that can be claimed for any medicine
and hat is very remarkable is utterly impossible I,
use them without benefit
More than I2 thousand persons be referred 10 VIII,
have been cured Of complaints apparently OF the mos
dangerous character, solely by the use OF the lndar
Vegetable Pills.
Office and General Depot for the .als Of the abov,
pills in the New England States 1913 fremont Street
near Court street. Boston, where they can be had a
wholesale and retail.
Agents have been appointed fer the sale OF the Pill
10 most Of the towns in New England
An letters relative to the Pills be addressed thus
an T. Office N. A. College Of Health, 1913 Tremon
street; Boston, Mass"
AGENTS Rutland, VIM Fay; Bethel, s. Austin
IT,; Proctorsvile, Proctor and Robinson Bridgewater
nos SOuthgHte; East GOultney, anu NeaTB
Ludlow, Dunbar, ~ Co; Reading, Wood a. merrill,
Cvendish A Gibson, Il Son. 1-ly
STATE OF VERMONT, I Court Of Chancery Janua
Rutland County ss.} ~ Term A. d. Isao
NJHEREAS, John Kellogg of Benson, in the coun
w ~ Of Rutland aforesaid, ha: at The present tern
filed his bill in chancery against Alexander Clark for
meTy Of Benson aforesaid in the state Of India
Stahng that the Doth dsy Of January A. ID. 1919 the
defendant indebted to the plaintiff by note of tina
date in the of fioy-sx dollars and fifty five cents
payable on the LIST day of FEBRUARY A. ID. 1922 with
aud to secure The payment Of SAID note the defendan
xecutcd to the plaintiff deed of mortgage, condtioDa
for the payment of said note, of the day and year frs
above mentioned of certain real estate situate in Orwell
in the county Of Rutland Aforesaid described follows
viz Being all the right, title and interest which the
said Alexander then had in and to that part Of the
estate of Cyrus Clarke then late Of said Orwell deceas
ed, which set off TO the widow Sally Clarke, o
said Orwell, her dover in said estate, and that par
of the reversion of said widows DOVER which the sale
Alexander purchased OF Isaac Norton, subject TO Thu
said widows right to occupy the during her nat
ural life and praying that this court would decree that
il the defendant fail to pay the due Of said note ht
shall be forever orecoseo from all right to redeem sale
mortgaged premises, and that the plaintiff may have hi
costs in the premises.
The usual process of subpoena having been granted
and the said Alexander Clark residing without thi
State, and not having been notified OF the commence
men Of said bill il is ordered by the court that he be
notified thereof publishing the substance Of said b
With this order in the Rutland Herald printed at Rut
land three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last Of which 10 b.
at least six weeks pre- vious the
to be held at Rutland aforesaid the Tuesday mex
after the fourth Tuesday Of January A. d. $780, ano
day thereof was given, &c. A true copy of Record
f7-49 +. W HOPKINS Clerk
STATE OF VERMONT, Court Of Cbancery Janua
Rutland County, SIS ry Term, A. ID. la3.
WHEREAS, Ambrose l.. Brown Of Rutland in the
w county of Rutland, Aforesaid, executor of IN.
last will and testament OF Betsey Butman late of sale
Rutland deceased has at the present term filed his bill
in Chancery against James Butman, Melissa Butman
and Peter Blanchard Of Rutland aforesaid, William But
man CLARK Of Tnmouth in the county of Rutland aore
said josiah Hart and Laura Hart his wife of Whitehall
and jeremiah Young and Bets y Young his WIFE, Of
Brandnn in the state Of New York, Stating that he i,
executor OF The last will and testament OF Besey But
man late OF Rutland aforesaid deceased and by said vii
he is directed 10 pay certain legaces money therein
specified TO James Buiman Melissa Butman, Laura Hair
wife OF Josiah Hart Peter blanchard, Betsey Yous
wife Of Jeremiah Young andWiiliam Butman Clark son
OF julius d. Clark above named that all the real
OF the said deceased devised in trust for the payne
ofcertsn other legacies and that after the nj oil
The debts OF the sal testatrx the last sickness and m
neral charges and expenses, the expenses Of settlement
together wih various specific legaces The residue and
remainder OF said estate is not sufficient discharge in
inll The iegaces to the parties aforesaid AMI praying
that this court would decree that the said egaees
receive out Of the remainder Of The personal estate