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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
Newspaper Advertising Patronage.

We have received an apparently friendly note from
~ Subscriber, recommending us TO leave out part
Of our Advertisements and insert something ben
sheis to subscribers; they unwilling TO pay
dollars per year for that from which they receive
10 benefit"
Now !, may not be possible for the editor TO satisfy
zach subscribers that they unreasonable in their re-
qsseen,s bu, II they will believe US, and will listen TO
and facts tins subject, when we arc little
more at Leisure will endeavor to satisfy them on the
Subject, We viii now only briefly remark that, were
IL no, Cor advertising custom. we could not afford
pa per or less than third addition the present
regular price And net, profits from those TO whom
the Herald is sen, by post riders less than from any
other subscribers the Of furnishing being than
half the amount they pay andin some instances near
two thirds. Farthe rmore, them that as
many of crsft have tried the experiment Of pub.
fishing a newspaper with little no advertising pat
ronsg. have uniformly found it utterly impracticabc
aad few find il attended with sufficient profit to make
i, obee, with large share OF advertising custom
and il is fact that large share of papers
chiefly supported by private donations and contributions
and cannot be sustained in any other way.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
A eros. M&Iemcnnor.

The misdemcsnor alluded TO in last Of communi-
eating for publication, under forged and false sigma.
the accounts Of marriage ceremony, and calling
III parties by name, even the officiating officer, which
known the writer a, the time of communicating
never TO have taken place Of those
sad gross violations of private decorum which ough,
net not to pass unpunished
We have heretofore been thus imposed upon and have
not been able TO detect the offender. In this we
informed that the offender is identifed and
ssry learn that he is sudenti in the Poultney Sem
sary co. is to be hoped that he will receive such
aas,iscmcnt from the principal the merits and
Ehe escapes civil process he may think himself very for.
lunsts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

and irc Ulcers and Sores ~ every description iIv.
ieflcha, weak Nerves and Lownrss Of Sp,nts a. well
- lrocefrhra, Nenpfthma, Suppression and oihsr
delicate female complaints SOLELY Nv tho usc Of ~. In
dan fu9Fsuve Fii. and direct reference can be- fiven
10 pefsons Of The highest resncciahty who have been
resiofed 10 health and usefulness by the shove vaua
bic medicine asd uonv s1er tLeg nod Lcsa
pronounced ~ her DecfoTs iScun,HlH. Shall not
these facts, coming As they do from the people Tho
have been benefited and proved by the hvns test.
uony Of Thousands have effect In convincing the
Invalid, who may perhaps have suffered for years with
some painful disease, that he too by the Of the In
dian futgative Pills, may sito be freed from PAIN and
once more taste The siesrfs II Health Ii surely will
and We rus, the day is not far distant when funaA.
TioN, the only and certain method Of curing dis
case, viii he universally Acknowledged. and DISEASE
WHOLLY DRIVEN FROM our LAND.
~ All communications applications of Agcncios
musi he alirrssrl thus-"N T.. Ofhcr. n a. College
II Health, los lrruon, street. nason. Nlnss"
lbs FREMONT STREET.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
INFORllq77O.v W.3.N-3'ED.

OF young man by the Of William Jackson,
who oil PisIafd VI, ahou, the middle Of Nav 1887 =
lie was about IL years old rather large Of his age light
complexion, and dark blue eyes. lie wore away q
black broad cloth coat and vest striped cashmere PAN
falcons and black fur hat lie had with him a trrnk
marked on the I'D with the initials Of his name. Ths
last intelligence his friends had of him he IN Lock
port, N. Y making towards Lake Erie ifany person
can give any information concerning him. they will
fer great favor upon his afflicted parents who feel all
the anxiety that parents feel for The absence Of
dear SON Printers in the Middle and Western Staiss
are requested 10 give the above insertion in their
respective papcrs. Any commune alton respecting him
may he directed TO Reuben Jackson, Pu,s,ord, VI
Gfhnothcr circumstance which renders the anxiety Of
The parents still more intense, is the loss Of little son,
aged eight years, Who accidentally killed on the
10Th ut, in furnace near by his residence. lie was
the only brother Of the one who was absent.
Rutland, June 9th, 1889. g-o3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
Provision Market.

TIME INDIAN PuRGATlNE FILLS pos ess two
Il very remarkable properties. One Is, they cannot
possibly do mum harm; and the other 49, sy are
aitrgys 10 do good.
Thus may appear strange 70 some bot when We ~.
feet. that they disease upon NATURE , o"N
PLAN viz. Purifying the blood % sli corrupt hunors
il will not sppear wonderful that they are perfectly IN
noeent and Al the same time ali power fol IN the cure
Of disease.
Nor, liaa IRE tloasqyd persons in New England
have been cared Of Intermittent, kemeut, Nervous,
Indammatnry and Puirid FeFers Measles Efysipeiasi
and small PoH; lnfiammsiions Of the Brain, OF the
Tbro.t of Tie Stomach of the Longs Of the Liver, Of
the lniestines, the Kidneys, and the Bladder hhsu'
maiisn bo.h Acute and Chfop-e' Splitting sna 'ont
ing o. Blood, Danhaa. DyssnisTy and Coles syn
cope ApoB,ery and Parslysisi DysPePsia and liyPo-
choaarssis Tetanus; Epilepsy, WhooP,ng Cough
unof,on ana Msraaos Dropsy Of The Head. the
Chest. the Abdomen and the Lmhs serofsa, seuFvy
( and Syphilis: Bronchoesle and CanceF, Gravel and
straneasry Los Of Apostle, Cos,veness, sek head
ache Fisuiepey Pains IN the Stomach, Pans IN ,he
Back aud SIDE, and other Complaints Of 1hs A'ontys
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

hinois--le this State, VIC have hale short of
nall million Of inhabHhsnis, more than thirteen
hundred m8cs ~ fallfcsGs. and oyora hundred
miles Of canal an progress. and yc, there src men
living among us. Who ran rccnlleet the time hen
tseto was not single Auglo-Amcrican 10 Illinois.
Among The numhor Of ihcse, is CDl. Menafd of
katkpskis, whose name was given TO new county,
by the Legislature, at ils last session. He saw
the hrst steamboat ascend the Mississippi. That
improvement, brought New Orleans within ten days
81 Illinois, which before was three months distant.
Vie viii, NC hope yet being IN green old ago, live
TO see an inciden, quito as imporant--ihc pass
age Of locmoyc with It's train Of Gers, from Ches.
BGcilcooismsn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
RutIand County Convention

The Wing Committee Of Rutland Co,
! sfeby give notice that the Convention no.
fed and holden on Friday las, for the nom
patton Oft State Senators for SAID county, did
J Of proceed TO such nomination, in consc-
tucnce Of the ihinness Of the meeting,
onbtlcss arising from il being excessive
my on that day, and that said convent on
k,nds adjourned to the 18th Julynex then
DC holden at the Court House in Rutland
! o'clock, =. NJ.
The Committee cannot but hope that the
,djourned Convention will he represented
billy by every town in the county.
June %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

Leak HEREOF the sxty-seven receivers at
Land Agencies in the United States, sirty tour
defruiirs. Do the People want any further proof
of The corruption Of those who administer the Gem
eral Government Ofal the agents appointed by
it to receive money on land, only thr0e have been
found honest. How well this veri6es true say
ing-"give any party the power for a long time,
and they will abuse it," The only safety of a re-
pubc, is the privilege Of changing our rulers
when they become cotrupt.-Baiision Gds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
MARRIED.,

In thi, village, Tuesday evening last, by Rev,
John A. Hicks, Mr.. Alexander w. Reed, to Mrs Bet
sey NJ. Ballard, daughter Of Wait Rathbone, Esq al
of this village.
In this village, on the same evening, by Rev. VIM.
Mitchell Mr. Lumnn c. Long, to Miss Henrietta +.
French, daughter Of Mr.. WIN. French
AT North bennington, on the oh inst. by Rev VIM.
Bell Mr.. Lorenzo Ames, 10 Miss Elizabeth ID Rich
In Pownal, the I'd inst Mr. X Parker TO Miss Su
Morgsn.-Also on the 9th inst. Mr. Nelson Thonp-
son 10 Miss Mary Bushnell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

DIED.

AT Chester. on Tuesday last Edward, son OF Rev.
Silas H. Hodges, twin brother 10 William whose death
took place The 9th inst noticed in last and grand
children # the editor Of this paper,aged II months
In this village, on Sunday last, Mrs. Cheney widow
Of the late Abnef Cheney.
In Piusford, on tie 18Th inst, Mr. John Miller SOL
dier of the Revolution, aged about 81
In Pownal, on the 9Th inst Mrs Sherman, wife Of MIR
John Sherman.
In ie,dsboro on the iith inst very suddenly, Rev.
Asa Whitney, eyed g.
In Caslleion, the 18th inst, Mrs Prudence Muir
dock, aged &C.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
THE WEATHER.

Tie FAR in Junc--ibe last Of June
The month OF leaves and roses
And pleasant sights should meet the eye
And pleasant smells the noses;
They say that time is on the wing,
And on the Autumn gaining,
Bot who would know II when Il is
fsFPetsally ralning
I 70, my summer pantAloons
A month ago on Monday,
Ard | have never bad chance
To scar them on Sunday
IL. time Tor all the pleAsan. things,
For walking riding, training,
Bot there is noihibg IN the <orld
Bot raining, raining raining
The wetihsfeoek has ruFied east,
The blue siy IL forgotten,
The earth saturated spoose,
And segeisu0a's rotten;
hate 10 Sc the darkest side,
! hate 10 be complaining,
bu, hang ma II my temper sisncs
Itis rsinlng, fsining, raining
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

Singular and Fatal Accident al tte Louisville
IHeate.-During the play of the French Spy
Saturday evening (says the Louisville Journal of
the 10th nst.l Il fell to Dir. James Lowe. in the
performance Of his part, to fire pistol at Celeste
and then run from The stage at the same time draw
ing bayonet from his belt. AS he drew he bay
onei, he looked back his shoulder a. Celeste,
and, at that moment, the large end Of the weapon
struck agains, object the side Of the stage
aud the point was driven several irches into hs
body. Medical aid was instantly sent for but he
survived only about iiye m nu,es.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
Deltgafcs 10 The State Correlation.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
county convention at the Courthouse in this
Village on Friday last, a number Of our fell
low citizens then present, after duly organ
ring, appointed thirty ono delegates to the
State Convention to be holden at Woodstock
ca Thursday next Here the right spirit
AIS manifest; let it be carried out and all
\ rMbc we'll. We lcarH that other towns
in awake. 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
BRIGHTON mARKET-.Monday June. II.

Amarke, 40 beef cattle, 20 pairs working oxeu Is
cows and calves. and 40 swine.
Prices Beef Catte-A few of very fine quality
sold at $40 First quality $50 a y 70 second quality
9,009,25. ihirRquaiity, 7,5Oa $50.
Cows aud Cal YES Sales, $50. ~, 80 and 90
Swne-"Duh ana price. reduced with the exeep
ton OF few Of the Berkshire breed. lot of large bar
selected and very fine, at &c and lot at IL
10, Of sows Peddle at 6. and lot Of small pigs al
o. Al retail from l-2 10 H. We noticed The sale Of
one Berkslir weighing about $50 al so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

TO preserre CurTdnts.-Gather them when
green and separate them from the stems; then pu,
them in junk bottles, cork the bottles close and pu,
them in a cool part of the cellar. Currants may
be kept fresh and green in this manner the year
round, and make excellent pies in the winter and
sorlng.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Those subscribers 10 the Herald who have heretofore
taken the papers Of Mr. Eaton on the south Western
Posi route informed that he has Withdrawn from
the route and that they hereafter be supplied ihro
the medium Of Mr. Proctor and Mr. Kirkalde, and ac-
count directly TO the publishers and that they de-
pend upon being supplied regularly. June -, lejo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
ANTl-SLkvERY CONVENTION.

The Vermont Anu Ssvefy keocty Will bold esn.
Fcuion on Tuesday and "Wednesday, the 18th and 2h
et Jane inst. TO commence at 10 e'ooek A. NJ al the
barisi Meeting iiousr, IN this village. All those who
'e destous ~ SECURING information ih,s highly In
i.rct'tng and important subject invited to attend
sevefai distinguished gentlemen from abroad are or.
pccied TO address the meeting Delegates ara request
90 70 register heif name a, The hotel their arrival
That The committee Of arrangements may make the nee.
essafy prosU3on ioi their accommodation a-97
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

Lime.-John Idc, of Waterford, Vermont. states
that he raised hundred bushels more of potatoes
to the acre than otherwise, by making of half
a pint of lime 10 each hill in planting. The lime
is laid IN the hill, and the potatoes dropped and
pressed upon it before covering.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
New Embellishments.

No The inhabitants of Rutland and vicinity the sob.
Carriage Painting aud Trimming business. and would
inform ihrn That he now carries on the Carriage Ma.
hing business IN the shop door north 81 the
Jal 10 syle mol surpassed IN workmanship AMI durs-
bility. He has hand fret rate stock Of timber and
would invite the public to call and for ibemselves
All kinds Of repairing warranted we'll done and on
short notice JOHN PRICE.
Rutland, June IL, 1889. aU-2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

COW belonging to Col. Wolbcri, Of Philadel.
pha, o. the short horned Durham Breed, yielded.
last week IDA quarts, or nearly seven gallons Of
milk per day on an average. Another COW of the
same stock, also in possession of Col w. is said
TO be rated at higher vaue than any other in the
country, he having lately refused $500 for her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25

More Burning on The Froatier.-We regrc: to
learn shat barn and shed situated about half e
mile north OF the line, on Caldwel's Manor, the
property OF Col. McCoIlum destroyed by fire
on "Wednesday evening ofthe l2lh inst. We al
so learn that two or three nights after, barn was
burnt at Odleiown. II is supposed TO be the work
Of .lfsngr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
TnE SEASON AND TnE WEATHER.

Though the accounts from all distant quarters OF toe
sOuniy very catering in relation to the prospect
Of an abundant harvest, yet mus, say that ab0u,
home here, is no, quit. suspicious As Willis the
poe, says in the sutOned sP, stanEas, saining rain
ing raining 50 much, and is $50 shiyerng cold that
there IA much complaining, complaining, complaining
a. well a. raining
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
G0aDS.

ever offered in this town. sapc and Fancy Goods in
great variety.
DR. blue, brown invisible green, mulberry and mix.
cd Broadcloths, large and general assortment, very
cheap. Black. mixed aud striped Ga simercs. Sari.
nets aud domestic Cloths; m"rno cloths, with variety
OF Summer Stuiis, from low 10 high pce Plain black
and colord sksbuc. black, Repped and figured Silks
Of prime quality. Mouselne dc lans, French prints;
English and American pnus in great variety Jaconet
and Swiss mulls-lk bubinet lace and edgngs, Taieta
md satin rbbons-fich bat aud cap do nagg and Ban
danna I'D KITS silk shaws ladies Tuscan and sira hats
gents palm leaf do; six bal Brown shcetngsalso a
general assortment Of domestic goods.
complete assortment of groceries, Crockerv and
Hard Ware, looking glasses cut aud wrought Nails,
Drugs, Medicines aud Dye stnGs, paints. oils paper
hangings, travelling baskets boots aud shoes, fish OF all
kinds and salt
Their assortment is good, comprising almost every
tele usually found in country store, aud offered Tor
sale at the lowest prices for cash. produce approved
credit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-25
sanaar sehool celebralIon a, mainland. Dol, .,h.

~ meeting 81 nuuaber - the oiirrns q this viii
lsgs held IN lhc Court Room. Rev. John 4 Hicksws.
ssed 70 the Chsir, ane ID Fallst sppoiuicd sccisry
Inc following resolutions wefe unanimously p.ssed -
Eeser,e. That The ensuing 9Th ofJuiy be celebrated
by we sabbath Schools connected with the dHcren,
churches Ia this parish
Rssofrsf, That Rev John Hcks Rev WIN Mitch.
FL Rev A. Hsynes, Horace r white ID Fuller Geo
Graves Jno G. fhrnn. y q Howard and James Pool
e, are committee of arrangements 10 carry into sfcc
The foregoing resolution.
The committee Of Arrangements requested 10 meet
81 HE Court Room, Tuesday 7 VI al o. clock