davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

Or James Graham Of Great Britain, and author
Of the history Of this country, and Judge MLean OF
the United States Supreme Court, have been dubbed
LID. by the University Of Cambridge.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

Nh. CLAY's PROSPECTS FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN
THE WEsT.-An the states west Of the mountains,
except Kentucky, Mississippi and Louisiana, have,
by their last elections declared against the whigs
Let us look back little further and see how these
states stood in the presidential elections Of 1882 and
srd I83H
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

J.ea,sIs y. lao 7a,a7s wing 4. issS @ 1885
The states Of Arkansas and Michigan were not ad-
mitted into the Union sntil 1895.
Such are the curious results Of 1882 and 1886, as
compared with the recent defeats in the Western
States. How comes it that the whg party have lost
their Western msjorities7 BY their own conduct
and bad policy The leaders would listen to moth
ing else but to the Of Hr. Clay, and his pub
lie land bill Hence the defeats. The opposition
cannot expect to recover the nseves till they change
their policy, and some OF their men.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

The WEArHER-On Wednesday last the ther-
mometer ranged high as 90 in the shade. Yester-
day it was down to 56-only difference Of 81 de-
yrees in two days. Fires and winter clothes are
now exceedingly comfortable; while On Wednes-
day 1t was the with the coolest summer
clothing.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

man named Edward p. M'Nianus committed sui
eide in Baltimore, on Wednesday last. At the same
time black boy, named Charles Edwards, was run
over, and white man named Thomas or Daniel
Wilson.severely wounded by knife springing from
vice into his neck. Neither Of the latter we're
killed.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

Gs- Twelve hundred new houses are now bsiding,
il 10 said, in ST. Louis and fifteen hundred in Gin
cinnati We do not believe there are more than one
thousand in both.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

30 Six houses situated Pleasant street, in
Newburyport, were destroyed by FIRE on wednss-
day last. Ten families were made houseless by the
calamity.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

0o- The Hon. F. GRANGER was here the other
day. He has his countenance strong features
representing Governor Of New York in 1910. :"
may be nistaken-bnt that's my opinion
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

PRACTICAL cALNuLLirIcArreS.--The Evening Post" !"
conducted by Bryant the poet, has the following
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

0,- The health Of Havana had much improved on
the 18th inst. The yellow fever was confined to the
shipping
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

re friend. of TIarri,cn viii 90 for Scott.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

FeoLERY, FLUMMERY.-Gsverne Sewad, IN
humble imitation of Mr. Van Buren and MI Clay
is making foolish progress in the West He is
coming this way soon to star it with Forret, Mrs.
Shaw, the Ravels or the Lions. These strong pol
iticians beating altogether the strone players
at their own game.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

oo- Mr. Leoms' powder MILL at Schaghticoke,
this state, blew up the 9th inst killing MIR. Ja
cob Lonas, and another Loss, 1900.
0t- The MEcnAsics' FAIR about to be held at
Castle Garden will afford ample materials Of remark
and observation.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

transaction took place in Warren county one day last
week. that equals any thing have heard OF for long time
Al ladies returning home they were stopped on the
road by two negroes and grossly nsud They the pre-
Of mind 10 tell the villains that they would meet then
there at sundow Upon this promise they were permitted
80 When they arrived home, they Immediately told
brother of the circumstances who raised about twenty me-
dressed two boys clothes them to the ut
where the meeting To tsks They followed them
when they arrived in sight they seereted themselves
groe made their appearance. They frorthe
woods each Of them taking hold Of boy, and while heere
leading them off, the rushed upon tem tied them
and castrated them.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

with the commissioners and himself and his archi-
tect "a Scotchman) left. Mr. Town was then applied
to for his plans; the government gave him premium
fer the same and the commissioners threw his plans
on one side as being useless and impractcable, he
haviug dsdgned but large room On the main
| floor. Mr, Frazee was then applied to, asd he had
| to make new plans, remodel the whole aAair, and
still use up the MARBLE OF which large quantity
then already cut and he has succeeded in erect
ing most splendid sdifce.
The master mason from the first movement has
been Mr., Cook. The original commissioners were
Walter Bovine, Saul Alley, Samuel Swartwout, and
Elisha Tibbetts The commissioners now are Wal.
ter Bovine, Saul Alley, and Daniel Jackson. There
have, at time, been more than sixty men employed
| on the building. The marble is obtained fron Mr..
Frank Cams quarry, at East Chester. The mate
rials purchased by contract; the erection is not
contracted for. The whole work will have occu-
pied, when completed, about seven years; and, so
far has been carried without the loss Of single
life.
The Merchants Exchange is much larger edifiss
than the Custom House. It's dimensions are l48
feet Wall street, III on William street, lA
Hanover street, and l96 feet Exchange
place. il n feet high to the top of the cornioe
and 24 feet from the foundation W, II to the top
Of the dome; and Notwithstanding, it is of such
an irregular shape, the Architect, Mr. Rogers, has
judicously contrved to have all his rooms at right
angles, except the rooms in each story. The
exterior of the building is Of granite, with gigantic
granite portco supported Is granite columns of the
Ionic order after the plan of the Erechtheion at
Athens. The floors in every room except the large
rotunda, covered with hydraulic cement; the roof
of building first vauted and then graded with
comnon street tagging; the whole covered with
German Asphaltum. Like the Custom House it is
fire proof; every room being vaulted, and no wood
used in any part Of the building except the sash
doors the frames of these it thought unnecessary
to have made Of iron, account Of their being too
cumbrous; to protect them the three principal stories
have iron shutters on the outside.
The foundation walls from 81 to feet thick,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

N ,ns .cueu q ~ fossor Cotc, ND. ID. LID. Of
thr city at Aihrpy. ~ " WHO viii ave bis psrouH al
dan' 81 the nispsesarf, stiachtd 10 nc Institution
~ oil hour, g. assld, qutng his proi'sslons ser
vrst. lie harins had much more experience 80 this
hrsreh 81 medical practice than nsusily n 20 the lot
II mernber 81 the prufesston. therefore tces
srth conhltnce oi h ability TO uniysnsl sslsSe
t. tat be s''nsos all arp oaai cone need ds'ra" Of
= ON iltie recovery.
The oniofturuie therefore, who havc suffered from
the want 81 ~ these less experienced aie inv
81 10 visit tho H.,riial, which ony requires 10 BE-
tnown 10 lo oi saptoii. wterc tho most perfect
cfrfy may be des ej an. and the utmost privacy will
attend those who eail. The whole house exclusive
~ appropriated 10 the uf paeuts, who will always
ho received into separate apartments and az time,
uuless at The request Of the patient will third peit be
present.
Prof ssor Cooke ha, number ofhand.omcly furush-
ell private chambers 81 No So Greene 81. where he
Will receive gentlemen who may require medical did.
Residing himself un the prcniises, he will thereby be
enahed to dedicate than ordinary attention Ia his
patients Gentlemen will hnd II both convenient. ms
well economical in all Of disease TO retire to
these furnished roorns.
As long Professor Cooke desire. 10 benefit The pub
iic. II pruper he shnnld c"ubue he adv eriscmcn
Ter the good III Stranger. Is well known that poop
le are extremely shy speaking ofcases # delicate
nature even when physician is pre-emnenty SUCCESS
fu.
Cnnmunica, ions. post raid to tho address If Profess
sor Cooke, VI ID ID. Ill. ID, Albany. Y. enclos
us bank note counseng fec, will have attention
none other viii be received p,rsonai eonsulta-
ton he had AZ all imes. usual at the Dispensary
which properly fitted aud arranged with separate Of
fees Tor confidential interviews.
1FCnunselling fees and charges reasonable.
OfIe" No Norton st.-ilouse. No 80 Green street.
1HC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
A BARGAIN.

T wish 10 sell my farm in IiubbardtoJ consisting Of
i about 80 acres Of Ian nearly 800 of which I'M
der good rovem-n, and is of the best sheep aud
grain farms in Rutland county. Also water power
with Saw aud Grisi mills Carding Machines and cio-
theirs works which will be sold without with such
qusn,ity of the timber land adjoining, may suit the
purchaser together with 50 OF wheat growing
and stock Of 400 good sheep pairs OF oxen cows
horses and farming utensils, &c To any wanting the
whole either hafa great bargain will be given, with
terms easy aud liberal The stock will be retained il
not wanted
small house d lot in Whiting, near the late tav :
ern and of j. y. Walker
ALSO house aud lot Of acre, pleasantly situated
the Creek road south Of the bridge IN Middebnry
with fine garden, convenient out.buding rs, water &c
and terms liberal Inquire of
S. B. Walker Justen Jennings, Hubbardon.
b. Walker, Whiting.
Peter Starr. Esq Middlebury, or the subscriber nj
Troy, n Y. Nj. o. WALKER.
July 1889 3 mos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

for whole year hsd eeches and hsiers without end
ard twice brd in them. This eomplait cured the
spsss hut hsd returns 81 the liver complaint
for many wears, and the same weakening remedies
hae also an iuhamrnatoy slight rheumatic and blioas
fever and the last fell my nerves aud bought II
should have lost my senses.
Ia 1876. rhsuinsiic govt came on, and had been
confined aud cripple from IL for moths together, until
took your medicine was rarely free from u In lc-
81 my .plnc was discovered TO be afectrd aud had
been discovered even ten years soonrr, am convinced
should have been restored 10 health Tits seemed TO
cnnaurr the other complaints hut my strength was
reafly ne and could not bear suck frequent bills
aud eechrs and from rrea, weakness aud too &C
tive mind md body; brought continual attacks OF
the spine, liver and gout aud reduced to state
of nervous debility before began taking this medicine
that for months did not dare 10 any one except
my husband and servant, as the least itemcnt seem
ed to threaten me with loss Of and the palpia
ton of the heart (rom which had suffered for years)
became almos, past bearing. Sound aud refreshing
sleep had no, known for years but II free from pain
felt rewarded for the want of sleep Several other
complaints not named, were brought on by the spine
aud weakness
For the last fourteen months have never been con.
fined for day 10 the house. All my complaints have
decreased gradually from being mass of ulanation
90 not know what thirst and after having been di.
eted for nine years, and deprived OF every thing
liked can now eat or drink whatever fancy ard
cry thing agrees with sleep sou nd and we'll and
have as much strength as must ever dare TO expect,
but sufficient ioI The enjoyment of life and have
never taSen grnn or drop OF amy other medicine
want blister leeehes No one has received areat
kindness or attention than have done, from of
the FIRST me ca men iii the kingdom; aud grateful
do feel for IL, and convinced that far health
permitted, nothing was lett undone. cannot end this
letter without mentioning the noble and disD rest ID
conduct Of our family surgeon, who when told him of
my wish TO take this medicine, naturally express ID
fears on account of my delicate and precarious state
but when he found II did me good, advised my 20 ng
with it, and said be should rejoice any thing that
prolonged my life, know many that have been ben
Gifted by il since took it, but liberty 10 men
ton names. remain, Gentlemen,
your sincerely obliged
SOPHIA GREY.
Ashton Ayes, July IL, 1896.
The above medicines be had genuine in the State
OF Vermont. only Of Pangborn a. Brnsmad, Jewellers,
Burlington VI, state Agents. by the sub agents APP
pointed and supplied by them Remember every pack
age will be signed in writing by Pangborn & Brns
mrd-if rot SO signed do not huy them.
PANGBORN a. BRINSMAID,
Jewellers, Burlington, VT State Agents.
H. L. CHENEY Sub.Agen,, Rutland.
34-ew-tdoEj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

trciss wt-h b, partially ssssaine tie name Of ne eca.
ets trs ealeelssd 20 mtissa sna dscc,e ths pabse
fne thess the Asnefcaa raisonss, Fsl.aua
N.seinee fslDersry hsisan syrup. PpimonsTy Rtlssn
see ,thss Pschss~rs .hcua scH,fr fs ths
~ 80 hnis nave TIE Nogsihbr Psionsfs Bsssm ard
scs thf has ibs marks snd ssas,s-e Il the gehsihe
Lach bile std .ssl !. stamped egeisbie Psaonsry bal
Sass fyice N rrnts
Lstr,t cheat & " keyos. Ne~bsry VI sre inter.
ssi-c W prptfisg iuniiaita called "Carefs
Coupeund ruiranu.ty sssm :; snd the, afe eGdcasone
csr ssenis ~. safe Of ihs iibe On the stnund
lbsi ~ donr vp good siylc similar to sampson
Reeds ftsissa :"
..fagIIpAssiu ~e 'ay, look os, 70, eounierf,it.
tpf.s|e By
T-b DANIELS RELL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
BrandreIIl,s Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTER FEITSy

BEWARE or COUNTERFETTSy!
A Ill PILLS sold in the State of Vermont must m,
"A through hands. Dr. Btandretbs General Agents
There will Pills be sold the Boston Office or by
b. D. Mussey (who is no longer pr Bandreths agent to
he retaied in this section Of the country.
Al Pills purPor'ng to be Dr. Brandretb's and sold By
persons without certificate of agency, signed by b Bran
dreth and by Counterfeit.
To prevent all imposition from the circulation of the
countees just let the purchaser ask the vender for his
certificate of agency, signed 10y Fefre & Parmelee.
~ Never purchase of pedars, for instance do they
have the genuine article.
Should any of agents be caught in The counterfeit
trade they will be displaced The Pills must be kept pure
and the countereiters must be dealt with according law
q no mistake.
The following persons agents in their respective
towns Tor the sale Of the genuine Biandreths Pills
FERRE PARMELEE, Middletown Conn
GEO.P WALTON, General Agent, Montpelier, Vi.
The Jotioming are Ftrre y. Parnlaiee's Agents !.
Geo. p. Walton, General Agent
Jackson e. Ketcbam, brandon,
Henry Simonds, PiHsford,
A. Allen, Fairhopen,
Boynton g. Austin, Oriceli,
Mr. Horton Hub6artom,
f. Aiken, Benson,
II. +. White. Costiefon,
Levi Lewis. WeiLs.
Stanley Lefingwel g. Co. Vest Poultnev,
A. Bliss, East Ponitney,
Merritt Clark. Middieio,cn,
II. Clark. Paniett,
Isaac MDanieis, Dainty,
A. L. Cail,n. OrueH,
N. w. Sawyer, 1inmouh,
d. II. sabin, Waitingford,
G.. b. Hall, Clarendon,
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
Rufdnd aud Huntington. 29:ly
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
c Orvis, Manchester.
Cheney & Harrington. Factory Point,
Harrington & LTngdon Dorsei
6. Moore Jr., Eost Rupert,
c. Elwell, W,si Rupert,
Deniing Hill, Arlington,
}. A. Houghton, South SLoj1sJury,
N. l.. Robinson, bennington q. Po,onaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
%. Uy'lD % "" N

nfthe Revolution, married before The close ofther hus
~ bands military services may receive, under the
Of Congresso July 4, 1896, the pensions to which
their husbands would have been entitled respectively
under the act Of June 1899 The 3enefts of the nc
Of July 4, 1896 are extended 10 widows of ali revou
tonary officers and solders whether they have married
again, or not prorided they widows. Also,
widows If such officers and soldiers continued in SER
vic. us, the Sd Of Nov. i7s3 and married before
that day, are equally entitled.
Jan. l7N Widows Of officers and soldiers maj ried
before this day are entitled 10 five pension from
LIST March, 1896 and, in proportion. en- their husr
bands have deceased since. Pension bbusiness nnde
these aots md all others attended 10 by the subso,ibtr
sS:W COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
= = = -
TO THE LADIES.

nR HULDs UTERo ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
fI,ils Instrument ofthe Radical Core 81 P,oapsus
ttef', 81 FanE Of tho WOMB by external application
sufe sediug TIC u,c of the Objectionable Pessaiy CONF
deansiis recommended tie afflicted nes n. Of
perfect tesioaiioa 10 hesh IL having failed 81 PER
tfm'nP cure e'en undet the aggravated
ces " has oesod the decided appreciation Of SIR Ashley
Cooper 81 London Sir BenJanin a. Brode, Sir James
ciak Phrseian Ia tie Qoero bt. Ashwe Lecturer on
Midwifery I" Guys Hospital Dr. Righy, Lecturer To 81
bsuh"lemewst Df Griffith, Lecturer TO Wesiminstcr
Hospital d. hamsbotham. lecturer London Hospital
Ruteit fergosnn Lecturer Westminstet Lying Iusp
tai ~ s~eaman iccturcr 20 Mddese1 Hospital and Sc
NOR Aoeoucheot 20 Queen Charoi,es Lyng-in Hospital
ALEC b. Henry DAVIS, Conquest BupdelI Lee Meuiman
Surgeon kes'e', sc by DR. Moreau Presdent 81 the A.
esdcmie Royal de- Medicine Pdrs and aecoucheur the
Duchess lie Orleans Prfes.or Neipeau. Mriolin. Paul
DuboIs, Ssns"n, ard others Aud 10 New tk, by Pro
iess"r Francis. q s. BedGrd. ~. -. Professor of
Midwifery nthe University at the CITY Of Nt,c York Pro
fessor Dela6rd professor Francis u Johnston President
couniy hrd,csi Society Lsorens Hut president Medical
society state nf Neo York professor James MNaugh,on
Of Albany Professor March professor Cyrus Perkins, pro-
fcssot Doanc -Dfs Thos, totd Gilbert Smith. Iiosack
Sieafns. Ludlow kissnm. Naehe, Power. Grayson Van
ke"saacr and many "het distinguished Physicians 10 the
United States
A &. HuLL.-offce yesey street, Asorhouse. N. Y.
IL constant supply OF the above n'trumrnts will be
kept by 8eowIy
JAMES PORTER Rutland.
T., a. PRtNIlSS. Montpelier,
g. W BREWSTER, Utddebmy,
ROBERT MOODY, Btuiingfon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
STATE OF VERMONT

Dis're, of Rutland, SIS }B at a stated PSoS s,a.
Court held at Rutland, within and for said district ON
IN, me- h''' Monday being the I'd day Of Sept, A. D.
eef'Ain instrument IN writing, under seal, purport
ing " be Inc last VIII and fsta ment of Oliver Hsrfinr
'oh Of Dandy IN the county Of Rutland and state sote
ssd Decreased being presented TO said court by ANDRE
allowance. F anu
ordered that notice be given by the publication
49,, " u,is ofoer Three weeks successfully in the
70 AZ persons concerned appear ON the rst Monday
o. oc'@oef next they cause aud contest the pro-
true copy record, asAo
Al BROWN, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

STATE OF VERMONT lrT>HE Z Ptobie court
land
To the heirs at law and all concerned in the estate OF
Joseph Newell late Of DANNY, in sa district decreased
GRtEtso,
made application TO the court for license TO sell the real
estate of the said deceased Cor the payment OF the debts
found due against said estate.
Therefore, you are reby Motif, TO appear before
said court on The first Monday OF October pext and give
bonds for the payment Of said debts, show cause why
said license should not be granted. Given IN Pio
ba:e Court this Sd day Of September, A. ID 1889
$40 A.. l.. BROWN, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
DIR. Cooke.

ne nh''fine@ie ~fe respectfully informed ibs, IN,
shshy l-'~k II sPsisl established smA modelled att,
NJ much eeistrsied tnr"pe.n L"ck an.pisl. ba, ma,
~ - 80 NLe' .en io1nded al Head Quarter, No !
Norton street, Alhsay. NY To those vu.oo, ~
N"h mn 'nh'iia"n. II u nerossry 60 mention ma, i
nav l"r y. "eleei the care Of ~ such jseass, a. ,y
- 'ef"IulH structure. diseases of the uretba I,st,
-, -'~' -'4's'-'s 1tss-sss 81 i,.s WON'T, semtta
N'N"'is q" both sehes oess. -res 81 the h.ne, o.
etc. 't :" s'"e'-i'
rss''n' igo"rsn' ofihe psiure Of disease are no,
t'' @r's i"fu. sod ihf"ash Rexert ~ MUD ei..s
- ''a"s'. n'fs aggravated ,isis II dis.A,s
~.lofs "a age. ios aiiea ssIins 10 ,roi.aeei
'seaTsbls state II sxistsscs.
fhh iea;itation 10 1ndsr Che tups,,a,.,s.,.. ...
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
HATS IATSs
OREL COOK.

N1OULD inform the inhabitants of Rutland aud its
w vicinity that he has hand assortment
Of the most FASHIONABLE HATS. which he offers
for sale al his store in Rutland East Village, cheap
can be bought elsewhere
WANTED
Sheared Lambs Wool, for which the highest price
will be paid in exchange FOR haisa!so all kinds of hat
ting and shipping furs
All persons having unsettled accounts with o Cook
are requested TO call and settle up. 3i-V
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
STATE OF VERMONT, TIT ia ordered by the pro
District of Farhayen, IS. / bate court for the d,

uet Of farhavens that al persons concerned be notified
appear before said court at session thereof 10 be ho
den at Casteion in said district on the first Wednss
DAY OF October next 10 show cause IL any thsy msJ
nave, Why The liberty and authority requested IN he
foregoing application should be granted and that
iot mat purpose the said application together wh lbs
order be published in the Rutland Herald printed
hniand three weeks successyeiy as soon as Dsy b..
In witness whereof have hefeunlo alfred the sed
OF SAID eonn and subscribed my name, at Pouloeyi %
said district, this 9th day Of September, 1889 &-P
ALMON WARNER, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
Of tho Of

District of Rutland, IS. l. for the di.,rc, Of Ru.
land, To all persons concerned in the estate Of Elliott
Strong, late Of Rutland in said district, deceased,
CREETtvo.
Whereas The administrator Of the estate aforesaid
has applied TO this court FOR license TO seIl the real
estate the said deceased for the psymsn, Of tie debts
of the said deceased
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear 5efow
said court on the first Monday Of October next, M
show cause # any there be, why said license should
be granted. Given ~ Probate Court tbist "a day |
Of September, A. ID. 1889 3s-4D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
STATE OF VERMONT

Disi'e' Of Rutland IS. Is At sisted ''I p,os s.
oas ssl9 at Rutland, within end for said district, on
ls39 ' VI "eP'emDsf n u
certain 10 iromsni ia writing under seal, purport
~ o ne 'ss WIN and tesla Of joel Francis f
usioNn' 10 The county Of Ruu :, and state sfore-
sad deceased being presented % ssd eour, by Rse
slloEanee S' wi P'"os'e anu
NE hfst Monday f. October ne.t: md ,hs, . nrsI.s
'A se0py o. TINS ofder three weeks successyeiy in
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
lyORaiS.

e " HITCHCOCK s usnvsiiss ard snsqrsl'sd
- wefns Tee, seserssgp frsutss So veims--
9sssrs spd iscreeshs the sesess n isse deirsis
eh veTmia; ie~ r~sssns AND - fiousM rene, t,e ne
fess thsan, psrsceissiy sus'.ssat ehiiefra hsny
20 thsvssa esssre sns co1rs aseicsr. thnut any
k~ssSf, -bea ihsy n,rhi h. rriNrec by usins the
Wars Tea Tbs iaesisste intoecine has ten tsssed
~ The espsre.rs Of thea eight y.srs and
snipssfee 'sa i2000 persons q sf.s
Esd so5rsry compliant "a ihe enntrAfy, hon.
6vds have ssd unsolicited given the decided prefer.
sbes 10 arr. tying thr disfsnt articles srni forth
70 shs potiic sss pton-ssoed Dr. NJ tlHtheschs Wotu
Tee the nansi sse, ea~sissi and convenient remedy
the, BE- ohislned
FER sale Wholesale sne feinii. by Hitchcock q Co
cole proptetors. III G-nssss Stfs.t urs aud By their
sfsnis throughout the uaitd States sna Cansos
Fos sale BY . J. PORTER. Rutlsna. z. JAMESON
C.uis,os. A. BUCK, Pil,sfotd, JACKSON & kErCH
An Benson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17
lead AQuceluca.

EHlIE Suhscriher continues the manufacture o
- LEAD PIPE of superior quality, Of all sizes
from half iuch I" inch aud half al his shop in Rutland
Mill Village. Also Metallic Composition PUMfS, m
excellent article, known in point of ueatness aud utility
TO be equal TO any now in
All orders in his business will be promptly attended
to- and PIPE in any quantities furnished at short notice
VIM. w. WHITNEY.
Rutland. April 10. 1889. IgOm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-09-17

the Rutland Herald ptinicd at Rutland a. soon a,
be, shall be snfci n, notice n u 10 81
Il they cause, and contest he probate ane.,..
Of said will. true copy OF Rrcoid. So
A. l., BROWN, Jsa,,