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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

CELEsrE's BESErrr.-This accomplished actress
takes her benefit on Monday night, at the Park when
she will appear in new and splendid piece, called
oThe Escape Of Charles the Seoond;' in addition to
this she will introduce several admired dances and
also perform the principal part in celebrated Melo
Dramatic Spectacle Such unusual attractions will
be sure 10 Gil the house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

1Ros Shutters. all builders and owners Of
stores see that the iron ssuttcrs hung on metal
frame work and hinges, and that the cutters are Of
copper Every shntter should have hole in IL, with
q Glide cover to admit ireman's plug.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

0-j- Ezra White, committed Il the murder Of Pa
trick Fitzpatrick, has been respited until the 9th Of
March.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

o. When is Miss vanderhofr to appear al the
Park When
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

SETTLING rHE OH DrBr OF S52 O00..-.The
Courier is out again against the Bsrings, and ."
10 the Star" All right. fthsy don't pay in mo-
ney, Wen take II out in any thing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

To ADvERrlsERs.-A double sheet Of the Morning
Herald will be published next Monday containing
the choice pieces Of the American and London An
nuals. To advertisers, next Mondays paper will be
an excellent vehicle for their advertisements. II
viii be widely distributed in town and country, pre-
vious to the holidays; and our circulation now is Sc
immense that notice of any article in the h d
is sufficient for every degree Of publicity, without
advertising it in any other paper. Don't lose the
chance offered next Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

SAILING or THE DoLrHIS, U. y SLoop or Wan.
MYSTERIOUS MusIcS-The Dolphin sloop Of wa-,
sailed from this port for somewhere, on Thursday
last. IL was generally understood, about a monlh
since that the Dolphin the eve OF sailing for
the coast Of Africa; but suddenly and without any
assignablc reason, her destination has been changed
TO no enc here knows where She left this port sun
der sealed orders, on pleasant cruise 10 be absent
more than year" Such is our information from one
Of the officers and speculation is on tip toe to know
whittier she can have gone. Some say she has been
sent 20 the China seas with instructions 20 the COM
mander Of the station there Others that
she has been sent after the Exploring Expedition. to
order the whole Of the vessels back to this country
and others think she has been sent up the Meditcra
mean TO take Mr. Cambreleng board at Naples, and
after apeasan cruise up that sea with him, take him
As Minister 70 Russia provided he gets his appoint-
ment.
SETTLING THE OLp DEBr OF $50, OO0..-.The
Courier is out again against the Bsrings, and >"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

UownfNr u, NOV. TT T5aF
The amount Of bullion has hut slightly increased;
the excess, As compared with last month"; being only
f2OOOO. IL IL, however, worthy Of remark. that
this ~ the first statement made since the com.
mencement ef the year that exhibits an increase in
the stock ef bullion. The other items Of the amount
are all diminished, the falling OF in the amount Of the
circulation being TO the extent Of EST 600 that in
the securities Il 0660OO, and that in the depositcs
f602,000.
ripDr cAnneIL 70 o'corrsLI, rsa, M.
Dear Dan, I'm stout, sturdy man, mighty proper
That aunds 20 me jeuly and mss mass
BIT this blessed mint I m not worth copper
Anetctrt ION yourself, fakes, the bsrbsy went pass.
psrsave be uspsrer you're daily sivsrip--
Wid your brave yowisn besgies the mountains among
That you never before sieh excellent heart In,
An the very poli earis ., your wig LOOKING young
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

Coal McSoPoLIzERs-We have bees. put in pos-
session Of some facts relating 10 the monopoly in
csal that disgraccful tothc dealers in ,hi. art.
Gle. II appears that all the" regular dealersn so
called combined to keep up the price os this article
Two brothers, named Leeds, entered tAe coal busi
moss, two years since, wah view 10 keep down the
price to fair rate. Tho old dealers then published
acircular, threatening not to buy OF any merchant
in Philadelphia, who soid TO the brothers Leeds.
One merchant, however, was pretty stubborn, he
had the Spehn vein coal 20 sell; he de6ed the com
bnation-sold to Leeds, and kept down the price Of
be st Peach Orchard to 81 30.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21

Its No wosdsr Il sii-Ss the powers ov Anthrm-
sssutsfal life you have ov Il, me buck
Let people or miuisthr sport thsir swn tsnthrums
HssecktisA, but you'll keep Jour grip o good luck
Wiz your nate little SALARY ped every sayssn-
Fifty other good chances, Of course, on the sly;
Besides lave 10 spske eviy ssrt OF high thrsyson,
An meme 70 say black L shs white OF your s,e.
Nowl want you 10 get NE some sort ~ q stsyshun-
post or the lise, from your rieni Msthsr Melburne
I've what Fergus had not-ev'ry quoile 6cashin--
Oh Il they refuse may the whole pack in - burn
write good ist, an abomensts sperrits
whether Cogniac. gin, whisky, Potheen, or ram;
90 now make the governsRest fosther me meru--
know you've the whsle ov 'em ondker your fhemb.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21


The news from China brought by the overland
mail from India is 10 the 18th July. The trade
tinued stopped~ and numerous fleet Of merchant
vessels were Assembling az Hong Kong Bay, await
ing regulations about discharging their cargoes.--
There was not British ship OF 90 protect them.
Captain Elliot had converted the Cambridge mer-
chaat vessel into a guard ship and the mere liant
crews had formed themselves into battalions, rea
dy TO repel any attack upon them by the Chinese.
A special edict by Gov Lin had appeared, dated
the 2Sd Of June, in which his Excellency ordered
all merchant vessels, before entering the " inner
seas, to be measured by proper officers, TO ascer.
tain their daaught OF water, aud 20 be again mea-
than before 10 be condemned as smugglers. The
edict further directs Chinese guards 20 be stationed
each side Of every vessel daring her stay on the
coast, for TIE purpose OF rendering smuggling i'm
possible. But the most remarkable performance of
the Celestial commissioner the addressing OF a
letter 90 the Royal Barbarian Victoria Queen
Of an obscure Island called England" lecturing
her on her folly and wickedncsss +" in not com
pelling her ba barian subjects 20 respect the sa-
cred laws and the ordinances Of himself the Shadow
Of the Mighty Emperor" The letter, however, was
jude ed SO little respectful 10 his Sovereign that Capt
Elliot was compelled decline taking charge Of IL.
We regret 10 state that a dsgraceful outrage was
committed bv some drunken English sailors on the
inhsbts nts Of Ciinese village near Hong Keng Bay,
In which Chinaan Loot has life. His country
took q curious mode TO revenge bis death. They
carried the dead body 10 the shore IN view Of the
shipping, and there exposed IL naked. Capt. Elliot
hearing of the circumstance, came from Macao and
paid 900 dollars 10 the friends 81 the decesedto
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
Ord in alton.

Msrch 90 Wa, Ordained the Congregation
Church and Society IN Piu.Geld. VI ia. Rev SlzrtL
Sr,EnswK Sermon BY the Rev & n Noble of Roch.
ester Suhiect-The Importance Of Ministers com
mendnr themselves TO the consccncrs 81 their hesr.
cr which was beautifully, and iotcbly illustrated
and listened 20 by crowded audience, az a sub
jet Of deep and ihriling interest
Asa whole, The services we're OF peculiarly inter.
eshng nntutc-the music appropriate, aud very ieloi.
cusy performed by the choir
Beauty ard p'atscs q Holy One of Heaven
o. ths rlad DIV from this thy house ascend
For Thou. ~ answer to PRAYERS, hast given
AIlsst, Pastor, Teacher. Btother Friend
Hear now the PRAYER, once more raise To Thee,
o. h'm may VISIONS choicest gifts descend
Mercy and peace, and sweetest Charity.
Shoe on his way, and cheer him To the end T.. G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
The Border Troubles.

The from the East Of the border perpeIies bro
down the 2si inst At that time and for several days
thereto quite pacific aspect seemed to be pervadng
ell parties except in the Maine Legislature That body
eos,nSsd to show Ggh and very reluctant yield
thing even TO nsgoiidts except the basis Of the
line established by the Treaty Of 1893 Resolutions
before both branches Of the Legislature exhibiting
Welding Opposition but marked little softer, doce Ian
guage than heretofore. Gen Scott corresponding with
GOV. Harvey supposed, rather Practically, but the
sequel had transpired While voice is still for
psaes for yielding established rights immuni-
ties any power earth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
D 2 ~ ocraffe W'htg Ticket.
-o-
Fer Presidtaf
HENRI Y G l. AY
The Fourth In.taiiment.

Our readers oil doobes, rcoolleet, tha, a, The hisi
sss,ou Of ih. late Congrrss law passed deirrfing
sbs d.po.,c Of the 9Th lnsIalsnt Of the surPus Rev
snue With the States 10 the 6r. Of January ia', Ii
~li s.o be remembered that bill was introduced at
the last 10 posPoae indefinitely the remittance
Of .sia a.sment Bot from the general state Of con-
fs,oa the beginning TO the end Of the session the
tlil wss not mAtared-snd consequently the payment
said ins,Ament has arrived and feAsins be remit
IT, GU, Of any money in the Treasury no, otherwise
appropriated Hence the inquiry arises where is the
money The answer is At hand. There is no money,
&-no sHrplas The Sub .Treasuren have run awsy
th It, spent easorins TO sustain the admin
s,rsuon and 1.-The party
I Wh,is gloriou, administration this 10. few years
pnoe was boasusg tina, ii had paid off the national
<csbi and had so much money hand II hardly knew
hat DO with A. Now the Treasury is millions in
he te.f and cant even the necessary ordinary APP
appropriations promptly All hail Msrtin Van Buren, -
Hir cheers for the "favorite OF New York 'Hur.
r,h for Economy and Reform Glory enough for
lone Administration :! -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

Boston, March s. 1887.
John I,odcn, No Sc Prince street, cured Of an obs
nate very obstinate Cough attended with pain in the le
SIDE, OF very long standing,
Boston, May n, 1887
Mary Jane Rockner, No 30 Pleasant street cured of a
long standing cough, and dull headache, when other
medicine did even relieve her.
John Furioug No 100 Eadco,, street cured Of long
standing cough after he had left the hospital without sue
Boston, April TO- 1887
Bridget Morscy No 81 Washington Avenue cured OF an
obstinate cough after being confined her chamber Tor
long TINE aud reduced very law.
Boston. Nov. IL, 1886
h"reshn koby cured OF an obstinate cough attended
by du4 headache aud pain the side
Boston, Feb %, 1887
Jonathan Goldsmith, carpenter resides ia Fletcher Court
cured OF an obstinate cough
Brantree, Mass Feb Is, 1887
Caroline W. Newcomb cured Of a Scroiula
Cohasset, March 49, 1896.
child Of WIN nrown cured Of humor on her face and
head, oil long standing.
Elizabeth L. Merritt cured of Cunker ia tho mouth and
throat.
Brighton, June Q, 1886.
child of Leonard Cox, cured of CanEer Internal and
external
Mrs F. Gill No II Canal street cured Of Canher in
the Breast where other medicine could give the least
/ satisfaction.
Boston March G, 1887
Amra W Siroui resides in Essex Court, cure of Dys.
pepsIa ai'e two eminent physicians did not succeed
Hannah Lrchfed cured Of Dyspepsia of years stand
ing and in avery alarming condition.
John Burncs cured of general debility in alarm
! ing state
| Boston, March g. 1887
John Osborne, Sem No 80 Essex street cured Of gene
raj debility after other medicine had failed -
| Boston, April 6, 1887
WIN Morey. No l37 Broad street. cured Of the Rheuma.
| item in the back and hips.
/ Boston, March D. 1887
John Flemmng marble ms opposite the City
Scales, cured OF rheumatism
\ Cambridgepor March 6, 1887
George n. Noyes cured of a lame knee
Bosion, prl 6. 1887.
Samuel Roberts, No 80 Indian wharf cured Of lame
arm and leg IN a moot alarming state.
n Boston, April -, 1887,
Charles Foster No Broad cured OF very alarm.
ing Rheumatism.
Boston July 81 1887.
John Smith, No ia Court street cured OF the Rheuma.
tlsm
4 Boston, Sept. 4 1887
i y Farrell No % Union street cured Of the Rheumatism
after al other medicines have jailed.
r Several hundred certificates be- produced the
pubic. ~ there wanting
Tie above valuable medic for sale wholesale and
retail, By BURT a. MASON.
Roland, March q, 1889. I4--6neow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

NTALCoMs TRAVELS. Oortp, Ktsp.li Ass
wi iasootS have prcss and VIII pahsh shout The
first ct March. Mslcofas Travels in Barmsh Hindostsn
Malaya Saa and China ~ vol svo, and vols i2fuo
with superb origin map Of Soeth eastern Asss-
Eve steel plat. eugtaviugs and shou, loo wood cuts
CAssaf,sy,siiss IF ne Uofk
II not ordinary diary OF even,a which befcl
the uarrlict but contains thousands Of facts dates
numbers. prices Sc. &c which are either original OF
Cleaned FROM sources not accessible IN this ooan''y
Incidents. anecdslcs aud scencs have been freely In
roducrd but oHiy such tend TO make the reader bet
ter acquainted with the country,
The most perfect imparthh,y 10 shown TO every
Of Christians aud such details gwen ofthe various mis-
sions as will make The work equally acceptable every
persuasion.
Such sketches arc gwen cf,hc history Of tho Coun.
Try, Towns and Missions which described,
10 throw light on their present condition.
The map beautifully executed. and may he oousd.
cred original Many important corrections have been
made by actual observation, aud the remainder
chiefly drawn from original aud unpublished surveys
by British officers Engineers, and Surveyors, 10 which
the author was politely granted access,
The pictures wholly new, and form important
addition TO stock oi oriental illustrations pains
OF expense has been spared IA these OF the mechanical
execution, fisc of these steel showing land.
soapcs Of Aloulmcin, Tavoy Mergul and Sagsng, aud
aenrous page exhibiting specimens Of 10 different, OH
great part of the work rola,es to countries almost
entirely unknown the beat informed persons IN
our country.
The author, from the important character Of his mis-.
sion, his Intercourse with disung uished civilians aud
experienced missionaries. his deliberate stay at each
place. his previous familiarity with foreign countries
aud his long experience IN the board OF missions, enjoy
ed The highest advantages Tor gathering ample aud
rect details for the work.
Chapters The mode Of conducting modern missions
-or the measure of suco which has attended the
terprIse the almost unknown tribes In aud around
Burmah and other important subjects added at the
close of the work. aud must sltuie small part Of
its value.
The cost of the two volumes viii probably not exceed
$3.50, at which price II will be OF the cheapest
works issued from the American press. The publish
erstely for remuneration rather large sale than
high price.
portion OF The proceeds of the work TO be appro
pria,ed to the Foreign missionary Boa'd
l2' 90 Washington st Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
Correspondents.

.. Y. BIS communication on the proprety Of
petonng the merchants not TO purchase and bring in
intoxicating liquors the ensuing is very OBJ.
lectonabe, except il is apprehebded that it would be
somewhat ola useless measure, and hence the pubca-
ton Of the production useless The merchants must
al be aware that it is already the anxious desire of the
friends of temperance that they should desst from this
iac, aud If We are not greatly mistaken public opin.
ion calls for il.
III our over the mountain correspondent will suffer
TO make corrections in his production tenn.
peraace we may be inclined to accommodate him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

The terosa Joerual Of TUESDAY gives the fooSing
hopsa' e TIE rfessni state of affairs the border
NORTH Eason boundary There many unbranded
naaeI respecting bptcoF ro0bss that 81.
cult 10 ascertain the exact truth II safe however 90
that umca collision hrtween forces and those ~
New Btonswch spprchende and that the aspect of
ahatfa much pacific than II days $50 Ia
regard 10 military movcments, believe the loiiowin
ttstenent " sob.tantiaiiy correct
Oar Land AEent Col McIniyre who has been st the
camp the Afoostook for nrtngh past expected back
soon snd Col Iar,s. who town las week. hss
turned, aud vii resume his dBtes provincial rather as
assistant Land Agent part all OF the mon employed
10 drive on uesplssers have been dsrharged THIS camp
Is situated tho river about miles within the lire
claimed by Several companies Of Gen Hodgdons com
mand there snd the the mouth of the
Ptesque ie miles this sd, where they have strong po-
siion upon which those al camp fall back
Of The troops under Gen Bachelor will preb-
ably he stationed ut the present still further west al No
10 This arrangement presume will be observed. unitl
some definite sgreement Is made with New Brunswick.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

/ II isssid the Governor and the whole Delegation in
congress fiom saine, have signifed their desire that
Daniel Webster be appointed the Special Minister to
EEogand OF; the Boundary Controversy doubted.
LII also said tina, Col johnson viii be
abe iocoioco candidate for the Vice Presidency again
esry we'll Mr. Van Buren, might well decline also -
5he names Of M--rs Forsyth, King Of Ala. Polk, Ste.
benson, Buchanan, and Benton, have been mentioned
o. candidates for the Vice Presidency
Petitions touching the License Law in Massachusetts,,
notice, have teen presented 10 The Legislature
tanning upwards OF IS 900 As 500 against The
repeal, and about y 800 in favor
The New Orleans Observer OF the 10th ul,, state.
,hs, the Rev Josiah +. c. Finley, Colonial Agent OF
| the Mississippi Col Society in Africa, is dead.
sourH Ax,Rc. News to lI,h Jan. Santa Cruz
with 10000 men, said has taken possession Of Lima
The French continue their blockade.
Intelligence is rumored via New Orleans, ofth mur.
der sanctioned by tae Mexican suthortes) of Mr. Lang
con, the U. S. Consul q, LOguma de Terminus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
sTATE or VURMONT. }

STATE or NERMONF.l Re II remembered thai 3
distinct Of Rsliane - speeia pfobfte court held Il
Ruiaad within and for said district the twenty 9Th cay
u March A ID. 1883.
certain insifument wfiiing. under ~eal pvrporhs
be The last ~ and esisment 81 jonathan w shaw q
Clarendon Tie county II us nd and state sofesa de-
ceased being presented 10 tad court by Solomon basent
tlc sor therein hanod fof ppbats snd allowance.
orderc1 sad viii b. referred Tor probate the
third Monday ~ April Add that notice be gwen. By
publication 81 copy 81 this order 10 the hgtiaBd Herald
pfinld Il Ksishd three weeks E0ocessisey,
ia,y be- al perspns concerned appear. they
cause snd contest the probate " szia Vii.
A. L. BROWN, Jadss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

wheh be Gen said 10 bs,s stated full, the vievs
Of the U Government and that Of Msine In relaion
n tbs oonifovefsy The contents 81 this reply Of SIR
Jobn'ss not yet tnown 10 IN. public We are await.
ing that event With snI.iy, We believe u viii in
foim vsfy neatly whether to have bloodshed
not,
The militia have not yet left ihi. town, bot VIII To-
morrow, as - expected
The New Btunsv ickers tbst were here a while ago
have returned and q stu5nored they meet With mnfc
people. u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

4 change Of color IN the PuHage @ bird' from fear
The following related as facts by Mr. Young IN
the EdiBburg Geographical Journal. black bird had
been surprised IA cage by cat When It was feliey-
ed IT found lying It's back, and quite wet with
Precipitation Its feathers fell Off and renewed
bat the were perfectly white. gtey linnei
happened 10 raise its feathers al man who was drunk
hr wretch instantly bore the creature from It's cage
and pucked off all It's feathers The poor bird sarsi.
we'd The outrage and had lie feathers replaced, but they
were also white.-.fidiae Magazine.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
DIED.

Ia Clarendon ed lost Mrs. Esther spsgus reiici Of tie
late NJ Jssse Sprsgge, sgec lOi years
Mrs spssgoes Hssnia zno physieal ssl'es eoHhse 70
lie isa s ,,s,lsa through Le neghboTsocd, foot,
d,slsnoe Of half mile Pane0sF, 81 sdasghier'
s DAYS ony before her death. She died almost Htiant
H. she arass ~ the oFnHg we'll eat breakfast, sse ~ai
~sAing sbOgt the house. usssi, l within Zee pn1e'
Of breathing bef last
s ~ss The aogbsi Of tie late Capt. DE rhsm Sprsgos
ho ~as the Grsi male child born no ~ TIE Thea boz
Of Dsrhss. Cltrshaoa, ~heE shs Hsnel sissf ne
tssa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

a Rich Bride-His E1cellency, NJ. Wander Weyer
the Belge Resident Minister, will receive, with the
hand Of his accomplished bride elect, Miss Bates, daugh
ter and heiress of John Bates, Esq U the eadng
partners in the firm of Birngs Co fortune OF $500
900 The ceremony is fixed TO take place IA fortnight
The young lady s in her ninetrenIi' yrur, ms excel
lency is about forty five aud antecedrnt 10 the Teyou
ton IN Belgium, distinguished advocate at the
bar Of Brussels. Nor niHg Herald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
WIN. Prince IL Sons

NSVflLL make sales Of Trees and Cuttings Of the
w genuine Chinese Morus Multicsulis, Morus
Exparss Alpine. BroJssa CBntoD, and other ysretes
deliverable 10 the purchasors Immediately, or at such
period IN the spring n convenient for them, aud III
enter into contracts accordingly.
Prices and terms for the Trees and Cuttings will bo
forwarded TO all who may apply for them by mail
vel as prices of SILK Worms Egg, Mulberry Seeds, So
The Multeaulis Trees are remarkably vigorous. A.
we first imported the genuine tree, purchasers
Of obtaining the true kind II IRON this sni
from the great attention paid by them that the T,ees
they have sold have given universal satisfaction.
~ u. Fruit add Ornamental Trees, Plants and Seeds,
can be supplied 10 any extent.
Flushing, near New York, March 70, 1889 Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
MARRIED..

In this town 2la inr by the Rev AIUs Haynes, Dr.
CALVIN Spencer Of Careudon. hss Mar Mead Of hut'
land. Aeenmpanyins tie above Vas slice Of the wed
ding oahe for which the "hsPP5 pair viii please see'P'
thanks
Is Mendsn, 18th last BY tie Rev Arus Haynes, Mr. Wm
u. MiooI Of Ssoetbfidge. To Mss Am A. DAVIS o.
Ia Shrewsbury, Ilth irst, By Ire Rev &. b. HeSes al
Clarendon Mr. Rsbea C. Hoiesa 10 hss ssiab Ahs Webb
All Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

ID UTLAND aud Addison Insurance Goethe
Subscriber having been appointed agent Of be shove
Company for Tie lowa OF Rntand, prepared 10
cei'e aud r~afd applications for intBranoe against Fire
Those wishing buildings insured cheap rate, be
coicmodsod BY immediate application.
~. Z. WHITE. Agent.
Rutland, March -, 1882 u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

NEN BOOHS.--keth's Demonstration Of The Truth
" of Christianity. ! Hol5 Wayland's Moral Soenee
abridged for common schools Young Man. Aid Rolling
kdge book Of -four and twenty chapters, Young House
keep'f Young Wife. Young l.a1s's Own BOOK, Young
Mae DO. &ci FOR sale al the Rutland Bookstore
AaTch %, 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26
Farm For sale.

A FARM Ia Fhirhsseh containing abous zoe hpadiei
soscs II ans ~Ith god house snd Barn iHsy b. bad
4gain spplssd fsf LEqafies BY lsts' nal
receive psoDps AsseHtl0a - ,,.,,.,,.,,
FsrhsYss, ", March ., 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

i. In the Maine House of Representatives OI
Thursday last. the bill establishing The couniy o
A:oostook was passed 10 be engrossed.