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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
STATIONARY.

For sale at the Rutland Nouk-StUsHs
spLANK Bcess a superha. qasli,, OF MIN
I'D Letter and Wrapping Paper by the gasnsisyt
sue paper ensmeld Card. pctotstsd Csfds fos bsf
Card Racks and Cs'es Five Screens IiIse or
PAint Boxes, Sealing Wax, wsfr,., l~ftrrN.A
dia Ink, Noitinghsm's superior blue trv<I W.
aud silver ink Tor fancy whiting black iHt ~
blue writing huid Ted ink evrfrointed o<sneA
pencils. London made pencil poiu's, steel ry~11
German silver holders, very eenveussnt aSttetH
pocket steel pens by the card sod single ps9k
wallets and pocket books ink stsods; qnii,e -
ellis Munroe's drawing pencils mrrno11&9es
supcrfne India rubber letter stsupoI
shaving boxes motto seals parallel
tol board note paper, Nc.
Those wishing 60 purcbsss TIT
books, are requested TO call and ex4S
as they will be sold very cheap lefH
credit, H.4xM
Rutland Nov TO- 1879,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

TENSrssEE.Nlr Foster has resigned his sea, ia
the L. S. Senate.
Judge White has indirectly signifed his intention
Of resiguing m the event Of receiving Instructions 20
vote for the Sub-Tressury Jour Of Can.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
From the u. Falls Gazette.


Sir have the honor to submit the following
statement showing the Indebtedness OF the State,
requested in the Sd, among sundry resolutions pas
sed by the House of Representatives, on the ilih
instant.
March, 1886, Bank Of BurlinTon, 5000 90
Ian Montpelier, 1900 90
Feb ls35. J. r. Iangdon 5000 90
Jan. 1, 1885, School fund principal 56,2s6 %
Int 10 The 3oth Sept, 1887, 4,362 so
Safety fund up 10 Sept 80, 81, 6.9l9 O6
Sept. 1888, Interest on do. 500 90
q Cash of safety fund, 3,07s 10
Cash Of school fund, 7,T33 80
Int on school fund, 3,Ti 65
safety fund, SIS o.
Cash Of school fund, % 90
oe, IL, 1888, Cash Of school fund 90! %
safety fund, 225 90
Sep, 80 80, reed OF sch1 fund last yr ,557 40
. safety fund DO do 3,l75 90
Int. on school fund, 1868 %
safety fund, $50 %
Amount due sundy towns for surplus
Balance, 1875 "
Deduc, amour, Of taxes. Sl3i,Os3 80
Due Sep, 30, 1899, 39,3i7 20
Bal. IN Treas pr. Au-
diior's report, 6,23s 81 Si5,556 oil
Valance, So. SCI s.
Tor ITO information asked ia the other resoluiion,
woUd respectfully refer 10 the report Of the audit
oEs IN Tie Treasury department.
HENRY r. JAMES, Treasurer.
Hos. CARLOS COOLIDGE.
SPeeker Of House 81 Representatives.
To tie Rssss 81 Rspysssalsi.res Aosr N Session.
The committee Of Ways aud Means 10 whom wa
reiercd resolution inslyuetag them 10 report wha
plan, any, il necessary for ernnguishng Inc STAT
eebi-hase had The same under consideration an
asa leave 10 Ts!oTi-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03


look Our fer Cot4nicr(c.fers l--Ephraim Low
merchant of Groion, in this State, was arrested
and examined before a magistrate upon suspicion Of
-aa\ng dealt in an article as money, which is far
wS}se than t. s Bank notes or those Of any bank
which il has regulated. Nineteen Thousand dollars
in Sos on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank al
Burlington were found IN his store. lie was order
cd 10 give balm default Of which was committed
10 Jail in Danyille.
Truly Mr. Low, you arc hut bungiing fHaneicr
10 be caught in this way, Bidde would not deigu TO
speak 10 such fellow ,-Montpeder Patriot
Arr oF LIVING IIsrPT.--Ihe following maxms.
might II strictly observed, go far To increase the
happiness OF al least 10 diminish the inquietude and
nscries Of human hic.
Observe inviolably truth in your words, and IN
icgTity in your actions
Accustom yourself TO temperance, and be master
Of your passions
BE mol too much o., Of hum0r with the world ,
but remember that il Is world Of Gods creating
and however sadly Il is insIrod by wtckedness and
folly. vet YOU have found ~ Il more comforts than
caatuliies more cistiiies than afronts, more in
stances Of kindness Than cruelty
Try 10 Spend yonr time useiuliy both 10 yourself
aud others.
Re h rather your ambition 10 acguii yourself well
IN your proper station than 10 nse above H.
/ NAn old friend, who Is always ready with his VIII
>~eAds "a tie following
Ship Massachusetts,, once 20 sound,
Nc more or steady course can Jog
Her crew have le; Der run aground,
While guerTelihg about Their grog.
Boston Courier.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Sherry Wine
\ " Bitters for the cure of all those prevalent
diseases, called, Dyspepsia, Jauudice, Bilious or
Liver Complaints, Dizziness or Headache, Wander-
ing settled pains, sinking Fanness, Nervous
Debility, Costiveness, Piles, and all general de.
rangement of health, caused by an unhealthy state
of the stomach and bowels, which have been Justly
styled the storchouse of disease These Bitters
have proved certain and speedy remedy. They
preclude the necessity of using Pills DR. r. con
siders unnecessary 10 publish long list of putting
recommendations upon which the whole merits OF
many advertised pdicines depend
LEGATION TO Pl RC4A Frs They are
put up in flat Bot les with the following words blown
in the glass " S. o. Richardson's Bitters South
| Reading, Mass with label which covers the
cork, aud be that SMILE of my signature
upon the label, so that the cork cannot be Drawn
without des,ro, ing it, also SMILE of my sly
nature upon the outer envelope, without which none
are genuine, The great success of this medicine
| has induced number of unprincped persons to
| initiate il in Nar,oui ways Remember his Bitiers
cannot be OBJ aimed Of pedlars any pretence what
| ever.
P.S. Barnard, G. w. Skinner, Travelling Agents
for the New England States. Prepared fom Med.
icinal plants and roots at Richard Labatory-
Wholesale and retail at lis Office, No Is. Hanover
street, Boston, and by most Druggists throughout
the N. E. States Merchants in the country can
receive the;r. safely packed in boxes by forwarding
an order, and the usual discount will be allowed
the sale. Price IS els. per Bottle. HIS dry Bitters
put up in pressed form are so cts. per paper.
The genuine are sold wholesale aud retail at my
Office, No Is, HANOVER 81 REEF, Boston, and
by J Hall, ir, druggist, corner of Elm and Union
streets, also BY my advertised agents,
Wilkinson, c G Waldron, Weld, Bath /; E
Fuller, E Ladd, Augusta; F Scammon, 5 Adams,
HaIlowrll; 5 Gay jr, TarhelI, Gardiner; Tooth.
achcr & Thomas, J w Avery & Co, Richmond
Village; Sampson, Morrow, Bowdoinham vii.
lage; w bennett d CO. 7hopsham; W Murs.
ray, Geo WiIliston, Brunswick G ID Holbrook,
Freeport; T Chase, jr North Yarmouth.
l. Kelley. " " Lincoln, A Carter, ID Coles
aoorfhy and e Brndbury Portland; J A Berry. S
l. Go0ddie, .Ncintire e. Buck, Saco; S Ahliihen,
Scarboro', Bryant g. Harren, S Jordan, ID Remick
Keunebunk S Hatch, B .ManoeH, V,lls; J III
Spear, Ogunquh; s A Douglas, S .4dams, York ;
NJ Ha,oes, ID .nason, Weslbrook f; T S Boates,
iiuxlon; J Rumry Hollis; c Taylor, WATERFORD
B f Chodbonrne, Alfred; J Lord, Hollis. North
Berwick; NJ Noble, Great Falls "A II Tufts, Do
YER N. H.; Dudley, Goodwin's Mills Parks y
/ Uison, South Berwick; Dana, J " Taylor
Wscasset; " Roliins Newcastle. ...l.t"
Apri 81, 1889. Gus
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
QUARANTINE.

I'm and after the tenth day of June, and until
W the tenth day of October 1889, quarantine
shall be had all vessels, their officers, crews.
passengers and cargoes, their arrival IRON the
West Indies, Gulf of Mexico, any port where
any contagious disease prevailed their departure;
and on all vessels on board Of whoh, any person
shall have died. or have been sick with any conta
guus disease, during their lomeward passage. No
person shall be ADMITTED 10 20 on board OF, or TO 90
on shore from any vessel when at qua.altlno, with
out permit from the Seleclmcn or boarding ply
stefan. The law will be strictly enforced Vessels
will anchor al the usual place Of quarantine, nearly
opposite The south Steam Mill. Pilots request
ed 10 attend 10 the above regulations
J. PAGE, Sclectmen
$751;. JOHN PATTFN, OF
VIM D. sEWALL, ) Bath.
Bath, MAY 4. 1889. --- tinn6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
Indian PurgatiVe Pills

IoSseSS tp0 Uery remarkable properties
One IS, they cannot possibly do injury or
4, harm; and The other IS, they are Always
sure 10 do good.
This may appear strange TO some but when we
reflect that they cure disease upon .N3TURE'S
OWN PLAN, viz: purifying the blood of all cor
rnpt humors. it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent, and at the same time apow-
erful in the cure of disease.
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England have been cured of in ermittent, Remit
tent, nervous. inhamatory and putrid Fevers; Nea-
sizes, Eryspelas and Small pox; infamations of the
Brain, of the Throat of the Stomach, of the Lungs.
OF the Liver, of the Intesnes the Kidneys, and
the ladder; Rheumatism, both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood DarrbGa, Dysenta-
y and thoIcs; Syncope, Appoplexy, and Paraly-
sis; Dyspepsia and tIypochondrass; 1etanns Ep-
ilepsy whooping Cough, }slhma and Palpitaton o.
the Heart: incplent Consumption and Maramus:-
dropsy o, the Head the Chest the Abdomen and
the Limbs; Scorfhla, Scurvey, and Syphilis; ron
chocee and Cancer, Gravel and Stranguary, loss Of
Appetite, Costiveness, sick head ache, Flatulency
pains in the tomach, pains in the Back and Side,
and other complaints of the Kidneys and Liver, VI
GERS and Sores Of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness of Spirts well as
Leucorrns, MenorrhGa Suppression, and otherde
icate female complaints, solely by the use of the
INDIAN PuRGATIvE PILLS. and direct reference
can be given to persons of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored to health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in many
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts, COM
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
Gifted, and prov by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid,
who perhaps may have suffered for years, with some
painful disease that he too, by the use of the IN
DIAN PURGAT1yE PILLS, may also be freed from
pain, andonce taste the sweets of Health. 1t
surely will, and we trust the day is not far distant
when PURGATIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd of curing disease, will be universally acknowl-
edged, and DISEASE WHOLLY DRIVEN
FIR ON THE LAND. Eest
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX WITH FULL
DIRECTIONS.
EESAll communications applications of Agen-
cles, must be addressed thus--''h. e. Office, N. Il
College Of Health 1873 fremont Street BOSTON,
Mass a5 ..#-
HDS REMONT STR EET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIA N
VEGETABLE PILLS and list ofthe AGEN S for
tina sale of the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this paper --
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
Fashionable Essa5tsshsssesss
vel Crow ell, TAILOR.

EB E7URNS thanks to the liberal inhabitants
Il y of Bath and vicinity for The patronage they
have thus far favored hi.n with, aud would take
this opportunity to inform them that he continues
to execute all orders IN his line OF business, with
uromptnes- and despatch.
He trusts that his extensive expcrlei ce IN his
protcssion and his unreinitting efforts to please his
pairons. combined with perfect knowledge OF his
trade, will enable him TO merit and receive con-
tinialcc of the public favor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
manner. and according to the latest fashions, will
please call at the Office directly over Parsons
Smiths Store in Rogers new brick block.
UPCuliing done at short notice.
GFLatest Fashions duly received.4Gs
Bath, May l6 1890 --. tff
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

"HE most safe, and effectual, and ecnnomica
IL Remedy for diseases of the human consult
ton that has ever been discovered. These fhls
are composed entirely of materials extracted from
Medical Plants, and are warranted not TO contain
one particle Of mercury, or any other mineral SUB
stance. DR. kingley has spent mach time IN eA-
perimenting with different vegetable medicines tor
the diseases of the liver; and now offers hs UNI
versal Pills as the hest most convenient and cheap
est that can be prepared for general USE ana IN OF
tering them to the public he is aclunted more ny
benevolent than pecunlary motives, as The PRICE Of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
NEoFFAT's LIFE MEDlClNEs-REA

RE OFFAT'S LIFE NORTHUMBERLAND
lVM NATION When the most important
functions life ARE suspcnded and those who are
invalids by inheritance or imprudence are reduced
to deplorabc state of nervous debility, they should
not even then despair, for it is not in despair that
I relied can lie found. No. Let them trsl look "a
round and, laying aside all preiudices, ask them
selves this question ''lfmy physiciaD cannot help
me, is his rcputed skill my only rcsort?"
Perhaps at that moment the heading of this add
versenent. "Aloflal's Life Medicines" would
catch their eve; and were they in truth Invested
of foolish pr,udicrs, The might perhaps he induced
TO inquire whether Mr. Mohals theory and treat
nent of diseases, differed from that of their own
physicians They would then learn that it did di!-
fer, and very widely, and " h most happy II suits,
lfthcy pursued their inquiries still further, they
would find thu, all Prnris Ih y-,cd.is 81 ihu pres
eni dav prescribe MERCU in some form, for
almost every disease. and they would learn too that
mercuraI medicines ,ongh they give present relief,
undermine the constitution, aud always leave the
patent in precarious state Of health.
good Vegetable Medicine is just tho reverse Of
all tins. For hundreds of years before that sco'rrgc
. fnankin9, Mercury WAS omIInyed in the heal
3ui art Z in sicais used nothing but herbs Ey,
the Bible recommends as the 'skiliil MUSICIAN he
who prepareti lis medicines from herbs. Witncss
Eccesascus, chap. xii.
V. 3."The skiIlul physician shall lift up his head;
and in the sight Of tie great men he shall be in add
mraIon."
| V,4."For he hath prepared lis medicines ont Of
the HERBS of,he earth, and lie that is vie will
| not abhor them" -a..'.
Mof,its Vegetable Life Medicines possess quail
ties of the most miId and beneficial nature they
| are connosed Of artlc Is the most anti pnresceni,
| combined with ingredients known as the only Ger
tain antdote for lcvcrs OF every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, olstrue-
ton, bad air, swampy and damp situations, or purid
mlasni, whethtr malignant or epidemic, Or by other
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

built and furnished ut much eA-
pense; and is every way calculated
to supply the wants Of the locomo-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
Sc 4RS' .rst-
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsamic
Syrup LIverwort,
For cure ofConsumptions, Coughs and
(Iojdo

= - N"'S y O"''o""P'eto, SOoSHS una
Colds
More t an $4,000 bottles of this very valuable
medicine has been sold principally in the State of
Maine,) since it was first offered to the public by
the original inventor and proprietor.J. b. Sears,
CIV years since - E
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other Article Of
Tered TO the pubc as it seldom fails in giving relief
where il is taken in due season. -
he undersigne having purchased the original
recipe for tins syrup, has made arrangements to
have lgents in the principal towns in New i ngand
supplied with it. Purchasers will be careful that
the bill Of direct ms signed by II. FrIler or 5.
Page, and the name OF the for er stamped in the
seal, and my own name written on the outside la
bel. .fe..a-- II b. MFR RICK
All orders directed TO the proprietor, IIalowell,
Me- will meet with prompt attention.
The following are among the agents for selling the
above Syrup VIM c. Simpson & CO., Prat &
King, and Maryland & Noyes, oston J. s. Hair
rison, salem; Al arter, Portland; George w Hol-
den, Pangor; r. S. 81 ell, I'homaston; J. E.
Laid Augusta; A. r Perkins, Gardiner; Geo. VIII
liston, brunswick; Doct J A. Berry, Saco.
For sale by J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
ELLIOT HOUSE
find STAGE OFFICE.
THIS HOUSE has heen recent

sslA ma builland furnished at much eA-,
hS ia e;aud is every way calculated
~ = 10 supply the wants Of the locomo-
tive public +,
Among other advantages, tits situated IN the
centre, and bnsacss part fine toNn;- IN the I'm
mediate vicinity of the principal wharves, steam
boa. landings, Post Office, Custom House &c IN
point of location, capacity and arrangement 1t is
not only calculated Tor men of business generally
but is well adapted 10 the wants OF gchllemeh on
families visiting for pleasure.
The hlrues will he AS luw as al any house oil
similar kind in this section oi the country.
. tEy~' he public will boar ia mind that the books
of all the Stuaes have lately been removed 10 this
House in order the better To accommodate The irav
cling public Travellers, therefore, who wish 10
be sure of passage in ether oi the Stages, Wi
remember that ELLIOT keeps the STAGE House
n b. The establishments furnished with AGA
paciulis aud comtorlabla sable Which WILDE con
stanty attended by The most faithful os'ieFs, Car
riages and horses will be kept to let.
Bath June 1899 II "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-23

Extraordinary .Suicide.-In the absence of tho
Coroner, inquest was held yesterday afternoon
by VIM. Doty, Esq, on the body of Mr. Thomas
J. Carmichael, of the firm of Carmichael 81 Jew
EFT, card manufacturers on Walnut street. The
deceased ii appears was last seen on the previous
morning The door of the Office being found
locked on the inside, when it known that his
partner confined by sickness, induced sus-
pisions that all was not right. The door was in
consequence forced, when the unfortunate Mr..
c. discovered IN erect position, leaning
on his desk, yet quite dead, and from appear
ances, had been from the previous day. A
tumbIer, containing mixture OF laudanum and
arsenic was found before him.
4 balance sheet of affairs, apparently drawn
up with much care, showing balance of s., lS9
in his favor, with his WILL was also found before
him. with note stating that copy of the same
had been sent TO a solicitor in birmingham, Mass.
No document found reason guessed at
which might show any inducement to tho dread
fui act
A legacy of $50. especially marked IN
the will for Young lady 10 whom the deceased
had been pay ing his address.
The jury returned verdict, ''thas the deceas-
ed came to his death by taking poison, arsenic
and laudannm, which it appeared he had admin
istered to himself Gin. Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-23
The Latest News.!

vENHE subscribers having recently formed partnership
for the puposs OF carrying The Mercantile business
borough OF Richmond, and having received
of goods of Dry Goods Hard
Quesnwae. and Groceries, Also variety of School
Books Shaker wares Stone and Potter's besides
Morrison's and Brandreth's Pis,--they now
reasonable prices for cash, different kinds
country produce, for the time being,
either, al their Maine three doors
Pearl SAMUEL PIERCE.
ELIJAH TYLOR.
Represented in the firm of PIERCE & TYLOR
All persons having accounts unsettled with $ PIERCE,
Tor goods sold them will please call the above firm and
pay the such times will bs convenen
provided always such do delay payment beyond
year from the time of purchase
3rd month %, 1899. ll-3rn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-23

A.pHALTIC PAvEMENTs.-Maior Noah's Pari
Correspondent says:
The asphaltic pavement of which few par
tial experiments were made in London, last au
tumn. has been adopted here for nearly 8 years
The trottors or foot pavements at the side OF the
streets generally made Of il. il is composed
of fine gravel cemented into compact mass OF
asphaitum. They lay it down hot, ii gets hard
in few hours, costs 81 francs per square metre,
or dollar and a half per square yard The as
phate is got from a mountain in Savoy, and, as
YOU may guess, is of btumen. The ad
dtion of fine sand is necessary to prevent as
phalte getting STICKY, from The heat in summer
1t is in sheets Of l2 or Is feet square the
Bouvards, and these sheets are joined BY some
of the hot and liquid stuff, that the trotor APP
pears a long line OF unbrohen surface, level
pavement without seams. 1t has very slight
inclination. so that wnen rain falls the wet runs
off and leaves it dry and clean.
We have had wretched weather here: snow,
frost, thaw, and mud, the result OF all three
Then, on Tuesday, q write this on Saturday.
we had snow again, and now have horrio
frost. One evil from this is, the asPhalte or btu
men paw ements have split into thousand direc-
lions from the frost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-23
For the Richmond Palladium.
RICHMOND AND BROOKvILLE CANAL.

Il In my last article, presented genera
> views; showing that the past action of the state
upon this improv ement contained no just grounc
f for encouragement; and That examples were be-
fore Us, of works of this description, owned and
conducted by companies, ut immense profit, I'M
der circumstances of competition, and natural
, mpediment-greaty exceeding those with us
In this one, propose briefly to offer some gener-
al truths, in relation to the sources, upon which
the work must rely for lis support. To citizens
residing contiguous to the East Fork Of the
White Water, or who are interested in property
or business, in any towns In its vicinty-noth-
ing can be required to satisfy them, that if they
wish to see their section Of country flourish; or
their business remain from wandering to districts
more favored by legislation; they must promptly
come forward and by generous, and united ex-
eriion-give this work an impulse, that shall Sc
cure beyond chance its ultimate completion; and
give TO their natural but confined resources: an
avenue through which they nay advance to that
improv ement, which might hope for-and all
should strive to carry then, 1t is however, the
claim which this work possesses for profitable
investment of capital, that appeals with stronger
assurance TO the attention and confidence, of SUBJ
scrlbers; than any work Of similar character, in
acquaintance; that we wish particularly to
press on the public regard. 1t is indisputable
that all the eastern section, of the interior of In
diana. reaching within o short distance of the
central canal. north of the National road will be
accommodated by the White water canal. Most
OF the merchandise received by this division;
comes by way of the Ohio river, from the
eastern seaports; and much of surplus pro-
auctions will travel in the route. Even /
the southern trade by the Mississippi, will seek
this entrance, into the interior of the eastern
ton. in preference to either the central canal,
the Madison rail road, for the accommoda ton of
portions of the country, at any thing like equal
distances from the different works The reasons
for which are, that the articles employed in that
trade, are heavy, for their value,and such COM
modities, ever find cheaper transportation by
canal, than by rail roads. And as il respects
he central canal, in consequence Of its great !
ength, and the far cheaper conveyance upon I
he Ohio river. per mile than upon it. and the spe-
Ter access TO the river, by the White water than
y the Central canal; most Of the intervening =
ountry, therefore, in the interiors; before al
lded to, must be accommodated by the former "a
ork.
In the division Of this business between the