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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
STATE or VERMONi

iatase Dsrs :, 5B at a'T Ploes.S cs 5a
holden at CasIleton, IN and Tor said district on tie Gu
day Of FEBRUARY, A ID 1850
Present, Hon Almon Warner, Judge. The admins
traitor OF the estate Of kioHAnD Howr late Of Poulp
IN SAID district, deceased made application for an ere6
son OF The time allowed said adm settle the essb
Of said deceased
II therefore ordered that the said adm rive note
10 The creditors Of said deceased and all persons eos
cerned, by publication Of this order three weeks sgeot
sVely IN The Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland. ns
al the Office Of the Register Cas,leon in said d.
hiei' on the lsi "wednesday ia March next when a..
"here they may appear aud object thereto il they
cause.
sH. MERRILL RegiEs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

reputation Of ,rich ha, noc become established q, he
most .qt. and dicociou. remedy ertr discoreredl for
INFLTENZi COIGIfS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
HHOOPING COUGH SPLITTING or
moon, md an AFFECTIONS
or THE LUNGS
Prepared only By he sole ProJriGors,
GODDARD Il BUTLER.
No. eight, Gold Shed, Netc York.
in presenting this useful remedy the public, the prop
eor Is authorized by physician from whom the recipe
conhdentay obtained to state that he has used himself
md his practice in Pulmonary affections with
astonishing effect, The happy combination vegetable
substances, Of which it is entirely composed, peculiarly
adapted to diseases of the Lungs Liver and Stomach.
This medicine has been used very extensively and the pro-
prietor has not known single instance in which has fail
cd IN giving relief in diseases for which il recommended
even IN cases approac hing 10 consumption, attended with
1ecorg al Tie lnhgs and where all other remedies had
failed the decided and fltterng has attended
obstrueed perspraton will yield TO its influence in few
hours when used in asthma hoarsenes, wheeling, and
shorness OF breath 1t gives immediate relief procuring
tranquil rest and sleep In whoopng cough is without
rival 1T operates by gentle expectoraton and may CIV.
en- to infants with perfect safety.
The genuine New England Cough Syrup will be envclop
edin bill OF directions, enclosed engraved wrapper,
bearing it the signature Of the proprietor his hand
writing The bottle will be sealed and stamped the cork
few Of the many favor of this Syrup which
are ~ possession of the popeto are ADDED for the Perusa
of those who may be troubled with similar complaints
Messrs Mofdf Piummer d Co.
Cenaemen-Aner having tried, by the recommendation
the least relief had your New England Cough
Syrup and enabled to say with much thanknes that
obstinate coughs
knew and shall feel il to be duty TO recommend
ry whom find in need of valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Boston Noe 90 1891. JOHN T. STEVENS
have the and pleasure of informing you that
the bottle Of New England Cough Syrup, which procured
Of you the Sd Of Aprl has entirely relieved from
very cough which had afflicted for
past After using variety Of medicine and finding per
anent relief was induced by the advice of my friends to
Try your syrup The result have already stated It sue
cceded beyond expectation and chceruily recommend
very valuable medicine fof al those who may be af
liced with similar complaints.
Yours respectfully,
Boston, Bidy | 1855. CHARLES RUGGI.ES.
ln gives great pleasure To be able add my testimony
in favor OF your New England Conph Syrup two bottles Of
which having entirely cured my cough which severe
that my physician advised spend the comuy winter in
southern climate but the fortunate Of the Syrup al
preclude the necessity.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH CRADLES.
Boston. SeptemberI. 1884
The proprietor would add that he is constantly receiving
testimonials Of the value aud efficacy the
edy.
For sale by appointment Of proprie,ors by
J. PORTER, Rutland, ".
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Also for sale as ADORE,
THE ORkIS TOOTH WASH

TTFs UKNIS TUDTH WASH.
The OTis Tooth Wash is purely vegetable proparai
possessing the properties of cleaning the teeth and mouth
restoring the - healthy state and preventing any
unpleasant taste odor the mouth whether arising from
decayed teeth or deranged state Of the stomach.
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable
tons of poor hunany but how many neglect the aten
ton necessary for Their when surrounded
by all the means neededamong those know of mono
pleasant and eiectua than the ORRIs TOOTH WASH
1t ceanses and whtens the teeth strengthens gums.
pubes the mouth and sweeens the breath We recommend
its use to ALL young and od.'-Boson Morning Post.
The concurrent testimony Of the eminent Dentists and
Physicians IN all parts OF the Union favor couclu.
svey shown by the certificates that accompany
each bottle. 9I3ti6mo
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TO TIiFI LADIES.

DIR. BULLS IEkO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
fEHlS new Instrument for the Radical Cure OF Proapsus
Uteri, or Falling OF the WOmb. By cEterna application
supersedng the OF the Objectionable Pessary conf
denaliy recommended The afflicted the means Of
perfect restoration TO health II having failed of per-
forming under the aggravated cireumsia-
ces. II has received the decided appreciation Of Sir Ashley
Cooper. Of london SIR BenJamn c. Brodie, Sir James
CLARK Physician to tie Queen D Ashweil Lecturer on
Midwifery To Guys Hospital DR. Rugby, Lecturer TO ST
Hospital DR. Rsmsbothaf lecturer London Hospital
Robert Ferguson lecturer Westminster Lying in fosp
tai DIR. Sresman lecturer TO MddeseI Hospital and Sc
Nor Accorcbeur 70 Queen Carottes Lying.in Hospital
also BY Henri DAVIS, Conquest Bunoe Lee bIerrimap
Surgeon keates, &c by DIR. Moreau President Of the
cAdeme Royal de Medicine Paris and aoconcheur 10 the
Duchess De Orleans Professor Yepeau Rarlolin PauI
Duhois Sau10n and Others. And 10 New York by Pro.
lessor J. W Francis, q. 3 Bedford NJ. 10 Professor of
Midwifery 20 tie University Al the city Of he1 York Pro
lessor Deled. professor Francis q. Johnston President
county Medical Society LaufeHs He'll president Medical
ETY. state Of Nee York professor Jsues NJ Naugbton
Of Albany professor March, professor Cyrus Perkins to
tessot Daane.-Drs lbos BOYD, Gilbert smith Uossek
Sieafnss Ludlow, kissom, Naebe, Power Graysop Va.
kehsss1ef and many ether dstns Usbed Phyacans In The
United States.
G null office g. yessy street. Astorboyse ny
~ Constant supply Of The sb0ve lnstruments viii b.
kep,, by q egwIv
JAMES PORTER. Rutland
v, IL. PRENTlSs. Monipshsy
E. w BREWSTER, Aiddls5,uv
ROBERT MOODY, Buliagf0n
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G% yv.ID % U.S IN

the Revoletion married before the close of their no,
~ band military services, may receive, under the
81 Congress,oi July 1885, the pensions to whci
iher husbands would have been entitled respectively
under the act Of Jan T. 1899. The benefits OF the sc
OF July q, 1876, are extended 10 widows OF all reyoo
tionary officers and soldiers whether they have married
again, or not Pr0rided they widows Ato
widows OF such officers and soldiers continued in ser
vice until the Sd OF Nov l7S3 and were married beo
that day, are equally entitled
Jan 1874. Widows VI officers and soldiers nsrre9
before ms day are entitled 10 five wears PENSION or
Isl harchi 1896 and in proportion, when their ha,
bands have deceased since Pension business un.g
"ese aos ard oil Others attended to byde svtsoyibo
Gu j. COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
A CHaNCE FOR a COOP B1RC4IN

'INiE Subscriber, wishing toromovc To the Far Wssi
l. oilers TO sell the Farm on which he now lives
uaied in Moun,holly, one mile south Of the village Of
hechanicsviIlc, and about the same distance from
smith Factory, containing about lG5 acres of LAND
mostly under improvement, well adapted TO tare of
grazing, with good new dwelling house mostly finish.
ed barn 81 by &c feet, dairy house wood house and
other out buildings in good TepOr Said Farm has been
successfully improved dairy farm Tor several ,,f
phs', ana mas acquired the reputation Of the best
vicinity and contains large share Of arabic land easily
uhed, warm and sweet. II a sale Of the Farm he a.
feced, will also sell the stock on the same consist
ing OF one span OF Horses, 10 Cows Yearlnps ond
small flock OF Sheep chance equally f,yorabe 20,
man oil moderate capital seldom presents itself An
ndisputable title will be given. Inquire OF the SUB
scfiber on the premises.
February, 30, Is3s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
DR.C,OOK E.

H' 4A'uTtu1atr az tcsFsrtiDl. tuat The
AIoany Lock Hospital, established aud modelled after
'he much oeietraied European Lock Hosritas has ma
~ years siuee besn founded at Head Qusrters No 5
Norton street, Albany, NY. To those uuacausiuted
WIN this institution, . necessary 10 mention that II
IA" Tor iif object the of all such diseEses as syph
- scro0s' sir1ture diseasss Of the ureths urifa.o
houf aibui impoiucy, dnesses of the womb semi al
weakness OF both sezes nodes aes Of the boBe gboo
orrh1a, sieeu, with ell yenercll uplaluis 10 general
etc.
Person ignorant OF the nature 4 disease are not
ware that many stages mark s progress from ats COM
inenofmeni 10 iis fol- deYeiopemea,. originating 10
mo'l mple form, aud through neglect ~ injudeious
eni' s'fumes more aggravated state Of disease
ana occasions AtseofS, liberation, psuedo syphilis can
GER premature 90 too often ending ~ protraced
incuFsble state q existence.
inns insiit1iion Il under Che fuperlniendsnrs and
management Of Professor Cooke. MD. DID, LID a
,he ey o. Albany \. y who viii sive hs per.on Il Il
',hl. nee al ne Dpenfsfy, stsehed 10 ;bc nst ution
al an hoorf 10 ioysiids requiring has professional ser
spf- ne having had much more 1porisaos ~ th,,
pfsheA Of medical Practice han usuay falls 70 the 10,
~ eDy "ne member oi the pr iessiou therefore f.l,
suoA eouilaenos 81 his ability 10 eve uniyer,si ssc
noH ibsi he sssnses ell applicants noDe need Ge,vsir o.
complete recovery -
iHe uEioTiapsie therefore, Who have f1Fe,ef fo,.
ne want 81 success ~ thoe LEES eYpsneBoad are mn
t"l 70 Wei the hDsPiial. Shich y reou!rs, 10 he
Known 10 te sue a. svpP1r wier. he ussf f.,f, =,
s.AF sF - cspsnie1 a., ana he uirnosi prvsey viii
suei4 L-9,s whs cal The ~hols hes,e = s,elt,,iy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

% iAe counnes Of WasA.rgior Lar c. Gel.
.s Ofsa gc srd Of.osns.
suh keHVTs.
y9aaitsn naurhon. Echuncten,
; O.. ilafzci. Ecru.aeiau,
Somue. tatIn. j., ECtt.
Taaats Seaibcsic. uu,rcastet
8. Euusaad BerIrgt,u
fb,reas O. sareca', ca'sr.
$. Means. l.. Fou'mc
iifam Baldwin D1ro,
Smith * G.Azicf Iosfoa8rry
Geo 10. Fish. .Mfsi,bpry,
Pfcnuss knights, .N'nrturH
jeremiah Wilton, Pgd MA,
Proctor h Robinson. ProctOrsrNS
i.asc Gtouti Puisg.
William Fay Rmiord
George Wsshburn. Springfield.
Albert Camp, Stotee
Luth,t Jewct,, 81 JglHslHry.
II. Cotubg & Co., Hahrford,
John Wilder, Weston.
Charles W. JOY, UiiiImsriHe,
A. y. Chllds, WILMINGTON,
r. W. Hubbard & CO.. Uind.o-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

WE the Subscribers being appointed by the lioa
w the Probate Court for the district of Rutland
commissioners 10 receive. examine and adus, the claims
ana demands OF all persons against the estate Of
APOLLOS GRISWOLD,
late Of Wallingorl, in said district
ed insolvent and also an claims and demsnns in oa
thereto and six months from the 9Th day Of Noyem-
Der 1885, being allowed by said court for that purpo,e
we do therefore hereby give notice that viii attend
10 'he busness OF our appointment al the dwelling house
OF widow julia Griswod, in Wsllngford afor ossid N
the hrst Mondays Of March and May noxt. from / o.
clock TO o o'clock, z. M. each of said days
WILLIAM KENT,
JOEL CONSTANTINE, |omm'sso"e'''
llAted al Wallngtorl. this 10Th DAY OF Ian. lnll.
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Bash o. RUTLAsD,

KIcHIRD II. Waite etalS
berest. the PresSeht, Director add ConDany a a..
Bank Of kynand heretofore 20 The Ann, e, N ~,
CoUu 1857, commenced an action against &c., ~
White Of the city a New York, HesTy a. Wbns 90
Charles White OF CyHef the county Of Chstsope
safe Of Ne. Ton, and ELIJAH Drew q Piadelobl. an
The state 81 Pennsylvania la plea Of the case 10
i0sef for quanthy u Bank Balls Of tic valse of ss
thousand dollzrsi ~ NA
Th.s es9se having been duly entered in ,oB,, .,
Apf term 1877 the pialHtifs came By Ofnsis,. -g
Toe ceieseans not residing thls sas,e and nss 49,
80 hots % 20 eoitSenesnsE 1t Of this sst d.y te,.pf
49, g,'en he. Uutl this { rm Az nv IL !is,'s5
e's z! az aitoFhs, ana sipesIirg that AID ReLsrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

INV y MI " HN,
nNE chance more, To improve your breed Of Caut
~ The Subscriber keeps at his stable the last OF IN,
breed of the noted Durham Short Horned Bull which
was kept in this lie is far the best of ID, b,e
which has been raised from said Bull The owner wish.
ing TO accommodate others with the breed will let the
use oil hun for each Cow at only dolar-in hand
MOSES LESTER.
Rutland, Feb II, 1889 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
.MORIS OA'S Pills AND POWDERN.

.MOdSOh'S PILLS AND POHDLhN.
made by Jss. Morrison the II ygo-
~ ist at the Brush College Of Health ~ London,
eau be had OF Psnsboru sni BrD.msd, ssste Agents.
Burlington W., Of their regular appointed sub.h-
gsu,s throughout the state AMI Of othc- persun or
pcron IA ths stated every packet - -uci 20 writing,
tsngboru and bfinsmaid II any are offered which are
not signed they not ths kind. II purchasers will
notice tins, they iced not he cheated they have been
formerly Packets Of Pills are 81 aud - each contain
ins proportion Of two 10 one OF No Pis, dII octons
enclosed.
TIfE HTGE.4N SYSTEM or MEDICINE
Having rRurH tor it iounistion and SiMPLICf.
n or ,s structure, has stood the test Of mehas tn
amphed over prejudice aud opFostos' aud has become
icofid renowned.
These medicines cure an diseases which admit Of
cure. BHYP because all diseases have one origin
Iapurih Of the BI9od, aud these MEDICINES are not
oniy the most certain and ecaeous OF all purifiers o
The blood, but they leave the stomach in healthiul
ton 10 make coon BLOOD which Is Health.
The Johor,ng ,peaks for ii,eif.
CfC9ION-BniIsh College Of Health Hamilton
Place, New Road, London, July y, 1898. NLcrsas
ioraio Shepherd Moal Of New York LATE general A.
gent 10 the British College Of health London is pub
Icy making use Of my name Tor the sale Of certain
medicines purporuug TO be mine. This is TO certify
that am IA wise connected with such medicine and
that protest against such OF my name by said Mo-
la ~ any manner whatsoever the same being calculated
10 msead the public.
And hereby declare that DR.. Geo. Taror now of
Wall ct, New York Is my only authorised Agent 10 the
United States, and from whom alone and the agents ap
pointed BY hun can my medicines be had G GENUINE
In witness whereof have hercunto set my hand and
seal, signed,
JAS. MORRISON,
The Hygeist, President OF the British College Of
Health.
Our sub-sgens through the state will please TO see
That the above correctly published in NIL the pa.
per IN their counties aud copy aud one 10
DIR. Geo. Taylor g Wall or Newest New York
We now prepared 10 answer all their orders for
Medicine and Powders, and we intend to keep full
supply TO all the calls for them This
medicine takes the lead of all others,
PAsGBoRS & BRIYsMArD,
Jewellers, Burlington, W. Agents Tor the State, APP
pointed by DIR, Geo. Taylor, 10 Wall and New sts
New York, member Of the British College Of health,
and sole Agent for the United States.-Anl by y. w
Porter sub Agent for the County OF kntlsnd. slf.
Packages 81 and 50 each. Powder % cents per hos
The Packages contain many more Iills than formerly
and the boxes Of towde.s much larger aud
Cases OF cures will come next
1l-Seo that the Packets are signed by
PANGBORN BRINs MAID,
Vermont State Agents appointed by Geo. Tey-
Tor, 10 Chamber st. New York.
hessTs ORyIs ROBERTS, Of Factory Point. the
sole agents for the county of Bennington Igif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

u White sud Charles White have No, been notified .
rcodcncy Of tbs SUIT II therefore ordered a.,
Richard sna Chsrlcs be notified thereof by pullt,l-.
Substance Of tho plantt6s' declaration wlh tbi, s,t
he RaiiaAl lietald ucvspapct prntcd Ia Ru'la-5 .
weeks sucrcsstel,, the list Of which to lc AZ ,., .
weeks previous Go the hett term Of this court 10 10
Rutland on tte SECOND Tuesday Of April 1892 49,
thore,f was gwen SO X FIERPOlNr t....
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
SUB AGENTS.

. " &AS LIN d
Geo. II. Fish, Middlebury, .3ddtsor County,.
O. Keith, sheldon, Franliin
s. l.. Morse ,Craltsbury. Orleans
John kelsey, Danyille, Caledonia
y. g. Goddard Windsor. Utndsor
NJ. :. Buckand, Bellows Falls. Bindssr
II. W. Porter, Rutland, Rutland
W. w CALDWELL, Montpelier. Washtngion
Foster Grow. Chelsea, ORANGE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

UHCLEShLE & RETAIL .3GENTS.
Beckwith y Dyer, salisbury; Messrs Coran,s Store
Brandon Henry symouds Pritsford Hitchcock 4 Nor
geo West Rutland and Clarendon: AT the Cs.tleton
Bookstore, Stanley Loffnsweu 6 Co. West Poultnev !.
Z. X. Walker Co. Benson A, l.. Cstlin orwell ,
Kent Wright Shorch0m VIM. Marsh Shrewsbury, and
vicinity; VIM F.v Ruilaod ''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26
NOTICE TO E.lR1fERS

n, D. Recipes given to Customers, for any color j.,
woollens. do.e,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-26

's, esopns' Of w''a,as'aa. I.,ra...s. c.,,as.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

PRIcEs.--BeJ Catle.-Prices
clined and we reduce our auo,s,io -
First quality. 81 90 a 81 25. So,
quality. s6 90 s. so. Tbird nnnlu
"a IS a 5 SO.
Stores-Purchasers generally refused
to pay former prices, consequently less
number were sold than was expected from,
Inc number at market. We noticed Sa'.-
less than our quotations.
CO,7s and Gales Sales s2S. S2s
$50, $40, SAT SO, s54, and $50.
Sheep.-DuiI A large number Or
sod We quote lots at 81 so. Sl7.
81 sc, 80 IL, So 81. So so, 81 s5, ar
Sao'ne-Nearly all ct market were
Inc trst quality. and in consequence
the short supply al marker sales wer.
made at an advance on former prices =
One lot to peddle, ordinary and m
than half sows, al A IA. One Iot
for sows and l-2 for barrows. and se,.
| al lots at ga and ga. AT re.aiI
6 for sows, 6 1-2 z. for barrows.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06
November 8, 1889.
,he emancipated shall lsaue the country. ,
w A ......I Dnr,onA

,bs emancipated shall leaUe the country. !"
Second Annual Report.l
"They require that the whOle mass OF
free persons Of color, and those who may
hscone such with the consent of their
owners, should be progressively removed
from among US. as fast as their own con-
cent can be obtained, and as the means
can be found for their removal and for
their proper establishment in Africa."-
Iseyenth Annual Report.l
Colonization, to be correct, must be
bevond seas-Emancipation, ,cith the lib.
erin to remain on this side the Atlantic, is
but an act Of dreamy madness P-[Thir.
tenth Annual Report.l
Emancipation, aoithout removal from,
the country, IS out Of The question" e
"As long as our present feelings and pre-
induces exist, the abolition of slavery can
not be accomplished without the removal
of the blacks-they cannot be emancipot.
ed as a people, and remain among u.s. -
Second Annual Report of the New Y ork
State Colonization Society.l
THE abolition of Slavery qcas no OBJ
jsct of desire to ham, unless accompanied
by colonization. So far was he from de.
string it, unaccompanied by this condition
that he Uould not lire IN a country tohere
the one took place s0ithout The other" -!
The Society maintains. that no slave
ought to receive his liberty except on con
dition of being excluded, not merely from
the State which sets him loose, but from
The sObOle country; that is, of being colo
nized "-[North American Review, fol
July, 1891
Expatriation or endless bondage is the al
tentative! And this is the Society tina
asks for a large place in the affections o
philanthropists and christians Is there :
particle of christianity philanthropy or in
the scheme as thus far examined ant
caused to make itsown exhibitions
Further examination next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06
General Intelligence.

A STRONG NoMINATloN-The N.w
York Commercial Advertiser speaks of a
Strong nomination. for the Assembly IN
Oneida County. Il is headed by SpEN.
GER KELLOGG. Esq. Treasurer of the
New ork State Anti-Slavery Society.
and whose house was threatened bv The
brated Utica mob OF l835.-Mass
A50LltlonlSt.
Correspondence Of Commercial Advertiser
MOBILE, Oct. 10.
AND STILL ANOTHER l-L1st evening
the nrendiaries succeeded in firing The
Government-street Theatre, which, with
the beautiful dwelling of Geo. c.. Henry
adjoining, and a number of small build
ings on the square. was totally destroyed
in three hours.
PROGRESS OF SUsPENsIoN.-Fro
our exchange papers this morning we
gather The following list of suspensions al
the South and Wesl =
All the banks at Winchester, Virginia.
The Hagerstown Bank, Maryland.
All the banks at Raleigh, North Caro-
Ina One paper says all the banks in
North Carolina.
All the Banks at Pittsburgh except the
Commercial Bank.
All the banks Of Cincinnati except the
Commercial. The suspension is limited
for thirty days.-N Y Spectator.
SHIPwREcK. Capt. Knowles of the
schooner Only Daughter, which put into
Norfolk, on the 22d. states that topsail
schooner was capsized near Smiths Isl.
and on the morning of the Goth. Cant
K. Immediately bore down to the assist.
ance of her crew, but before he could oel
sufficiently near to aid them, the wreck
went down, and all on board persisted =
The wind was fresh from the north-eas,
at the time. Fears are entertained Ibal
the vessel lost was the OIeron, of Wald
oboro, which sailed from Richmond some
time since for this port. and has mot since
been heard of.-BOston Press e. Post.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

The Neio World is the name of a
weekly paper, just issued in Newly ork by
Park Benjamin, and Rufus w. Griswold.-
1t is edited with much diligence, tact and
ability-is of mammoth size-and is of a
high order in regard to mechanical execu-
ton. Price, three dollars per annum, in ad-
vance,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06
Offices.

A QUARTERLY CONVENTION CT THE VERmox-
ANTl-SLAvERY SOCIETY will be held al I0ss
oTnsheHd Oh the 2eth of November next IN "a
hoped that the friends of the cause IN that reio,,
Will exert themselves TO secure a full attendance
PHILoLExIAN.--Pub discussion -
VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION. FRIDAY
evening, Nov. 6.
Qsestion--Does the difference Of abil-
hy which exists among mankind, owe rs
origin, more 10 difference of education.
than of native mental power2
r. III. 'GALusHA, Sec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

IN this village, 3lst ult., Allen, son of Celeb
Rachel Kno~lion, 10. Although the removal II
tlls young man was heavy loss TO The family
during ms Iinrss was severe. Ia hrs Tafinnsl
moments ne was much ia pru, err, and expressed a
desire wholly TO acqaesce in ri,e will OF God A
em honrs before his deceasP. hr attempted 10 sing
and succeeded in getting out the foIloHing worJ :
God himself shall loose thy bands"
which his friends viewed to be strkngly spplicabIe
to his own situation.