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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
vJ,HE INDIAN pURGATIvE FILLS posses. Two

TINE INDIAN PURGATIvE FILLS possess Two
l. very remarkable properties One Is, hsy eansof
possibly do injury harm and the other IL, they
aiioags IL do good
This may appear strange to some bnt when
fleet, that they cure disease upon NATURE OWN
PLAN viz Purifying the blood Of oil corrupt humors.
il will sppesr wonderful that they perfectly in.
nocent and al the time ell powerful IN the
Of disease
More than fire thousand persons in New England
have been cured Of Intermittent Kemittsnt Nervous,
inflammatory and Purid Fever.; Measles ,ipeias,
and Small Por; determinations Of the Brain, of the
Throat, Of the Stomach o. the Lungs. Of the Liver Of
the lniesiinss the Kidneys, and the Bladder Hbsu'
matsfn both Acute aud CbToBic Splitting and Fomt'
ing o! Blood, Diauh9a. DySopery and Coles Syn
cope, Apo?lery and Pafalysisi Dyspepsia aud iyPo-
ehondnasis; Tetanosj Epilepsy, "booping Cough,
Asthma and Pslpilsion Of The Heart locipsnt Con.
umpilon and Marsmus; Dropsy OF the Head. tho
Chest, the Abdomen and the Limbs serofos, seofvy
and Syphilis Bfonehocsie and Cancer, Gravel sn6
Suunpuary, Loss ~ Appetite. Costiyrpess SICK he
ache Flanensy Psins IN the Stomach, Pains In Sss't
Back and SIDE, and other complaints Of the tidfoys
and Liver Ulcers and Sores Of every description Jps
, tsrieks Weak Nerves sBd Lo~ness Of Spirits, as wxs
Leueofrhna, Meneffhua, Suppression, end ofh,.--
delicate fenas complaints solely BY the OF the ~
diaa pufgGve Pitts aud direct references be- Kisei1
to persons q the highest respeeiaLy, Who bsvs bssv
resiofed to Health and usefulness BY ds sboys ssps
be nsdiens and in nony f@saHeeS efter hey 1919
/ pronounced ~ fGs1 Doeiors IseraAsLE. Shall
il-se facts, coming IS ihsy do from the pvsPs
/ have been benefited and proved BY the hsiec
/ mony Of thousands, bsse some effect 10 eoBsinese
inyaid who rnsy perhsps have Suffered fof yssrs,
some painful dsrsss, that he tpo, by The use u
4 dan PBfgstiv. Pills, nsy slso be freed from pst'
once more taste the sveds Of Health u suss1fro<
4 and We trust The day 10 not far distant vh<n-&4*
Ytox the oniy tufr and ceriain method Of eysssG
ease will he universally ssknowie6gsd, and Dtbk4
i WHOLLY DaiyEN FROM OUR LAND,
qT All cum anlrsiious 90 spyise.t,ans ~ 49,
ne., Re sLirs,,ed iha,-Ss " ons.. n. A.
~ IIs.lth ,ga fremont street. Bossop. Ms->.~F
los FREMONT sTREET
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
JouS c. CALuouS.-AP ArRior.

Mr.. Adams in his late letter to his constituents,
gives The following of hand sketch Of the honest
nullifer'.
AT The head of the leading men of South Car
olna is Mr.. John G. Calhoun, with his sangulne
temperament, his dashing eoquence, hs never
doubling confidence in himself, his superficial ac-
qusintsbce with human nature, and his no acquant-
ance with human history with never hestat'ng
versatility os conduct, and his ludcrously sincere
claims to consistency with the memory of his
premature advancement in early youth of his grasp
ing ambition of his blasted hopes and bis mor'iy-
ing dseppointments. This is precisely the man TO
acquire, under the effervesccnses Of southern sun
the asccndancy over the intellect of his cotem-
pora.ies which confers Prtbagoriun authority
his disciples. and settles every question among
them by the simple formula of He said IT, Aad
such an asccudency he has acquired, with The ex-
cep,ion of few intelligent men, unable to keep
pace with him in the suddenness and rnp'di'y oil
his political pirouttes, but who cannot sustain
themselves long in opposition to sny Of his cir
cumvouiions.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
LNFOR.M.177O.v WANTED,

or young man by the name Of William Jackson,
who left Pitsford VI, about the middle of May, 1897 -
He about II years old, rather large of his age light
complexion, and dark blue eyes. He wore away a
black broad cloth coat and vest striped Cashmere pan
falcons, and black fur hat lie had with him trunk
marked on the lid with the initials Of his The
last intelligence his friends had of him he in Lock
port, N. Y making towards Lake Erie. Ifany person
give any information concerning him, they will
fer great favor upon his afflicted parents, who feel all
the anxiety that parents feel for the absence of
dear son. Printers in the Middle and Western States
requested TO give the above insertion in their
respective papers Any communication respecting him
may be directed to Reuben Jackson, Pttsiord, VI.
IL Another circ umsance which renders the anxiety o
aged eight years, who acc identay killed the
18th ult, in furnace near by his residence. He wal
the only brother of the who was absent
Rutland, June 9th. 1899 25-23
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

WE The tutc'her. bsins sppoirisd by tho Hon. the
w Probate Cesu. fos The District q RutlAnd com
niss receive aud adasi al GA ADD Dc
maeds iof al TsersoUs. arsinsi tie estate of
ORANGE GREEN,
s,eof Dsay IN tad dsrci, dccoassd represented insol
Fspi snd al.a al ciau, snd demaRds exhibited effect
thereto aud mon he from the cgh,ccath Csf Of Mas
iast berng so~el hy sad Coz that purPcsr 90
Therefore hereby give notice, that S attea5 TO TIC
busiass If appointment the dwelling house 81 Nara
Gecen Of Dsnby on the last THURSDAY 81 Auru Octohct
AID November next from O'Clock. L, " each Of slrd
days
JONAS CLARKE. D
RUFUS HtCHt.iN, ~. : Commissioners.
SENECA SMITH.
Dated At DaAby this E5,h day Of June 1887. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

ne anniversary of the Sabbath Schools in Csstletsn
snAe place on 81 fourth Of July next, the following
vi Re the order " the day.
Meet at the Methodist Church at o'clock A. NJ. or.
rsi1r, then move with music TO the Congregational
Chprch-
1. Prayer by the Rev. II. o. Higicy.
Singing by the choir.
% Address to children by Hon Ersstus Hgiey
Singing.
%. Address TO teachers by Des. Samuel Chever.
Singing.
Alb. Address to parents by Rev. II. Meeker.
Singing.
Amer the exercises in the church the schools and con-
r,sesiion will proceed to the grove for refeshment
Csstleton, June 18th,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

VTrpinia-The Richmond Enquirer, (says the Journ-
al OF Comerce) having disposed Of the doubtful mem
bers the Virginia Legislature now ranges them mus
in Joint ballot viz Wings 75, Conservatives 3, Admin,
is,aton 30. Even the Wings and Conservatives, II
they act in concert, will have majority of six VINE
Their they will act, so is the question. There are ~n
.Impractcable Wings called, who will vote as they
think proper. Our preferences are decidedly IN
favor Of Mr. Rves for the u s. Senate but we ale by
no means confident he will be reelected.
The PENNSYLVANIA Legislature is expected to adjourn
the 25th inst without making choice oil u D sen
ator 10 succeed Gen Nc kean
Whene yer you buy or sell, let or hire. make
clear bargain aud never trust 10 1--WE shant DIS
agree about tribes"
1.-The Ladies. specimen book Of nature con
tsins no fo,crs so lovely as those that bloc"
| around our fire. sides"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
New Establishment,

ITO the inhabitants of Rutland and vicinity the sub
scrber returns his thanks for past tavots, in the
Carriage Painting and Trimming business, and would
inform them that he now carries on the Carriage Ma
king Business in the shop, door north Of the
Jail in style not surpassed in workmanship and dura.
bhy. He has on hand first stock timber, and
would invite the public to call and for themselves.
All kinds OF repairing warranted well done and on
shor, notice. JOHN PRICE.
Rutland, June IL, 1882 26-2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Important TO hgriculturalis,s.
IMPROVEMENT IN RAKES.

7 TAKE this method 10 Inform my friends and the
i pesho generally, that have Invented and secured
by letters pscnt and greatly Improved method o
constructing Rake Teeth for all Kinds Of hsy aud rtan
Rakes aud other rskes used and employed IN sgricel
iufe The construction of my Rake " simple and easy
10 be understood I make them, excepting the teeth "a
any Of the known forms of hand fakes iar manual pow
e. Of the atgcr fakes with ihlls for horse poWrr
having hsed, not revolving heads The head o. the
large horse rake will generally he about ten icet IN
length, (whoh however may sc increased OF dimnish
cd,) by two end hall inches 10 thickness, made OF
spruce, Eastwood, other sufficiently light and strong
timber. head of the above length will contain ~
teeth These teeth made of wire about one fourth
or FIVE s1jccnihs ofan inch in diameter two feet more
less, desired in length one end Of which loops
hre turned to receive the bolts tooth is then laid
the head pointing forward tho bolt being passe through
the Loops and the head of the rake, 10 which is made
fast by nut underneath. The tooth then bent down
forward 5rough, back and under up and the bead
40 as 10 encompass II and quarter leaving the
long and straight end of the tooth pointing down before
and al right angles with The under sde 81 the head.
The tooth is adjusted that In its circular part /; viii
stand OF from the head except nj the place Of fastening
about half inch from every support Of the head THIS
spinal structure OF the teeth gives them superior elasi
CITY, sn that each tooth readily yields 20 whatever oh
struction may fall in its way without impeding the pro
gress Of the rahc which passes the obstruction aud
quickly reEnns Ns posiilon without dminuuon oil ITS
elastic power or less o its burden | hope those who
think of purchasing horse rake this will not do
until they have of my rakcs. and TINT those
who do not think Of purchase one. will recoect that
one man and horse, with OF these rakes will rake
about rs fast with the old fashioned nipple.
ment individuals WHO doubt their utility have the
privilege OF trying them before purchasing shall soon
in Middletown and at a. Howhrds shop in East Rut.
land. No charge for inspection.
HEZEKlAH HAYNES.
Middetown, VI June, %, 1889. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
G 0 0 D S,

ever offered in this town. Stape aud Fancy Goods IN
great variety.
Blk, blue, brown, invisible green, mulberry and mix
ed Broadeloths large and general ssfortmeni very
cheap. black mixed and striped Cs-Gmeres. Satti-
and domestic Cloths merno cloths, WIN variety
and color sksbne, black, Repped and figured silks,
of prime quality. Mouseline de lsns, French prints,
English aad American prnts 10 gIsat varsity Jaeonet
sod Swiss mulls-bk bObinet lac. and edgngs Iaiiets
and sa,n rbbonsIich hat and cap dO--hsgg and Fan
danna nd kls silk shaws ladies' Tuscan and straw bats
gents palm leaf do six bales Brown sheetngs-slso
general assortment Of domestic goods.
A complete assortment OF groceries, Croeksry and
Hard WAR; looking gla,sss, cut and wropgh, Mails,
Drugs Medicines and Dye s,ufis, paints oils. Pspei
hangngs travelling baskets boots and s'ors, hsh OF al
kinds and salt
Their assortment good, comprising slnosi every a.
tios usually found "a country store, and Offered io
sale al the lowest press for cash. produce, or approved
credit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NEW BOOKS.

lust received nj the Rutland Book Store Farley
a Mag for l8;5 q = and q bound in ! vol prcr 81
Means and Ends, by Miss sedgwick Rolling kidge,
Young Mans AID, McDonner, ~. Truth though fie-
ton by Jocob Abbott; The School Boy, by 5 & Alb
bolt; Caleb in Town, Caleb IN the conntry by Abbott.
The Three Last Things by Rev Joseph Tracy. Mead
ows French aud English Dictionary; Perrns Fables,
by Dolmer French Reader. by Frost French Phrases;
Matshalls Life OF Washington, abridged, Nc &c.
Jul, ID 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
MARRIED.

In Cas,leion, on the 25th ult by Rev. II Meker. MIR
Daniel T Johnson to Miss Avis, only daughter OF Dr.
Gray. I'VE acknowledge the receipt ola liberal Por
ton Of the wedding loaf.l 49,
In DANNY, Mr. Alvah fIaskins of Dorset TO Miss Ro-
settle Lampber I'd Of the same place.
In St Psul's church. Vergennes. on the oath inst;
Mr. Daniel Kimbal jr. of Burlington, TO Mis- Mary
Fields OF tergennes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

ys,se hat eomra'iee 81 thies be rai~a 70 prepare
.sg,.., 10 VI. yrcensrn a thi. Stats 81 Time
Il. =. ~ n.ti sstiion
60, rthsast ste then rsssed and sieo thsi THE
80 ,aes - srres Ens PUBLISHED IN ah the Wig
E,.,f. ,te he C,bser'ifn bel7o'nrd viihoui o'!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Cniumbin,s nirih Day.

We pessed 10 notice ihst the political birth day
|sfs gree, nation tisorh ,fjuIy) has no, ye, been
|so,,sn, and that preparations are making for suitable
denominations Of icy and issi'si'y, in various parts Of
w. country on that memorable era in our history
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
nnIGuToN MARKET--MondayJ June. 20.

Atmark.t I75 beef cattle ~ pairs working oxen 10
and calves and $50 swine, 100 sheep snd lambs
pr;o,, Beef Caule-A few OF very hne quality were
soIa =, SO 50, 2nd quality 70 ., I'd quality 80
as so
sheen and I.mb,-Iots were taken At ) IS, 50, %
swipe-"Doil" lot Of old hogs selected mostly bar
rows at &c, and io,, nearly all so~s a. ana '''
>, .m,sll n,y. AT sbou, &C retail from l2 TO H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NOTICE.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

ABBOT * Co. now receiving from Boston,
IA. large and splendid assortment OF Goods, select
ed with and taste from the largest mercantile
Houses in that city. Among their present stock may
be found black blue black blue, green, adeiad, olive,
mixed (woo dyed) Broad cloths; general assortment
OF buckskns Csssimeres Satnetts, of all descriptions
large stock Of French Summer cloths OF me latest
fashions Msrsailles Vaenta, and silk vestiogs, saiin
and silk velvet do 1000 yds black, coored plain and
figured silks OF the latest shioE and most superb pat,
terms; Mouselsine de Lame, and fgd lawns and cam
brics variety Of patterns for ladies' dresses-cambrck
edeings and nsertlugs Swiss fig ID and plain muslIns;
kid, silk and leather gloves silk cotton aud ~oisied
Hosiery; large variety Of dress and undress Scotch
ginghsms; 5000 yards British and Amersn prints, from
{ 10 "a 2 cents per yard; beautiful assortment OF
fancy handkerchi IS and scsrfs; bonets OF all kinds
Florence Dunsabe, pam-leaf hoods, OF all kinds en.
bossed silk for Innings; large assortment OF ribbons OF
all kinds artificial flowers; French wrought collars
worsed and cotton braces, bales brown shesung AOO
yards ticking crash diaper, and table spreads cotton
yarn of all numbers wckIng and batting several boxes
Of No brush sBG fur hats large assortment OF men
and boys cloth caps; travelling baskets and umbrellas
good nj Of tAilors trimmings, Irish linen aud
collars; linen csmbrek for hdkis; good Assortment oil
shaVls, laces, &C.
| pyssn, Young Tyson, aud Hyson Skin tess Cofee'
/ dou6le refined; Crack and Loaf Sugars; brown DO
Porto Roo aud Sugar House Molas.es Pepper, Spec
Cassia Cloves NutB-gs Raisins Rec, Goldfish, sH,"k
ed Halibut, plug, Csyendsh smoking ano sheep "ose'
co wool iwine; lamp and lnseed oh paiiy ana WIN
dow glass &c Croekery, Glass and Hardware Cot
sry Turks Island and Western Salt sack and Dol 90
all kinds OF farming tools great vaneiy Of Arucle'
too numerous 10 mrntIoD all Of which they are no" o
frrng for sale very Low for cash OF approved efeot
An Lnd, Of produce Will be taken erehange for goods
All who are DESTROYS OF making choice selection sne
having great bargain given them, are respectfully m
,sd 70 call and examine The present stock oil gooos Nc
tote they have made PoreAsse' sl-sTh.t,- mort
Is. ROCKWELL.
Sudbury, VI July l. S-0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
TO HdY-M.aKERS.

nANlELs & BELL have for sale Blanchurds, Far.
- wells Marches, and M'Nsmara's German aud
Cast Steel Superior Concave Sett Scytnes Also pa
tent Snsths Rakes Pitch Forks &c which will be sold
very low. Banchards Scythes will be sold To mer-
chants by the doz at thesnan uacureTs price. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Haying Tools, Lumber, Salt for sale

PURT & MASON. have the best assortment Of Hay.
- ing tool. Tas Cast steel Scythes; Sibieys do,
"a new aricle) Sbey Shear steel do; Blanchard do
NJ Namara's do. Patent Forks; Rbkrs, Scytbe Snsths
OF various kinds Also grain Cradles, made by Jonas
Wicker, good article.
900 feet Spruce Flour Boards, and
Capbonrds threefouth and inch Spruce boards; hem.
lock lathng and common boards scaniling &c. A LOT
oftmber, 3 inches square Also Spruce shingles.
ShLT.-200 bales Turks Island Salt; 90 sacks Iiy.
erpool Salt 20 blls fine Western do.
Rutland June %. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Lime For Sale.

TINE subscriber has just burnt about four hundred
l. bushels Of lime, at Jacksons Lime Kiln, al Whip
pie Hollow, which he offers for sale.
TIMOTHY DEMICK.
June %, 1889. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
VERMONT, MILITIA.
STOCKS.

DURT g. MASON have just received from New
ID York FRS, quality black and blue black Satin Bonn
bszine, and spun silk Stocks of TIE latest style.
July ]. $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

M Sads's Speech, on Che subject OF Executive
,sSges, &c. commenced IN tins paper. will doubtless
,t,rset tho attention Of our political readers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
wiAdkor County Convention.

The Wings ~ Windsor county held their Convention
. Friday last and nominated for senators Messrs. An
t-w Tracy, Julius Converse, Daniel Bowen and Ptol
,sy Edson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NOTICE.

VITHEREAs Jane my wife refuses % bed and board
w OF I've With me. this 10 TO forbid all Psrsons haf-
bring OF trusting her on my account ss shall pay no
debts Of her eoniraetnr after tbs date
sArews5gry, June %. THOMAS w CHENEY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NOTICE..

c. DEXTER, Esq. Attorney and Counsellor at
- Law and solicitor IN Chanoery, has opened an
Office G. T Hodges store, Rutland. Vt, where he
will be ready at all business hours to attend to all kinds
Of business in the line OF his profession.
Rutland, June 25 $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
FANTED,

IN exchange for goods 1000 us bu,ieriooo yds to~
elo,h-3OO0 yds flannel and 1000 prs wooen soess
Middlelonn. June IL, l-39. u y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NOTICE.

The subserbers are DESTROYS Of contracting iet ise
delivery Of pine legs, from their Lumber io 10
ion A, tae Mills ia Csstet0n and Tor iheu.h'P'N"'
~ "a lo.Ss Of lumber 20 whitehsh. Appiyto
Cssiielon Mhis, July H. hoD"r''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

m continue 10 be carried as heretofore oy ,Sin
p,,es Rutland Jaiy !, len. x7-DN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office a, Rutland July l, 1899
Andrew, Horace IIant Miss Harriet II
Iito,Dlry Iottn Bunt Gardner
BARGE, LEWIS iieuiok lohn
Hutton Harvey Hanson john
Jesse William u. noibrook IeRas
Risssl Arrustus johnson Nahum
pennrti Mrs Ann q Johnson Miss Zina
Caldwell Miss Abigail yefah Mr. Mary
Cleveland Chester Jackson John w
C.afk i.aben Lamb Slas Dr
CLARK Joseph II Leonard T. A.
Chnrer John Lilly Amisa
Crsne Don Morton John
Cook John Mason Boomer
Collins Qninton Nc F Morgan ~
Chapman Hor) Maatd MISS Harriet
Fay Wm. Mcdonnell Barnard
Cole Hannsh Nelson Sylvester
Cody Miss Ruth Perkins Moses
Cardle Sarah Ann Putnam Horace
DAVIS " iliam
Denni, Mr. Richardson Miss Louisa
DAVIS David l. Rollins James
Daily John d Roberts u $. Esq.
bike Ireeuc Rowe Calvin
banks Harris II Smith Mr..
Davis Mrs IucyS Slason wmW
Downie Hiss Henrietta Snow Mary
Edison Gallon smith Esq.
Edison Zidon Smith James
Esty John Spluldioc Diana
Estabrook Miss CA smith orlin
Edison Cyrus Steward Walter
Foster Noah Smith Truman Esq.
Fetch Mrs Mary Thrall Eiss EmeryP
Foster William Down Clerk
FIRST Constable Waller Royal II.
Fenton Bigelow Warden Montague
Fisher VIM Weeis Mr..
Ford David r Wilkens Farley
Fisher Eunicc Woodward Geo.
Gfout Kikiah Weson Isacc
Grand sec'y of Grandl wilkins
Chapter ofVermont Wheeler Jonas
Hale Mrs Sarah White j +
THOMAS j. ORMSBEE, p, M.
LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the Post Office a, Psiord, July LIST 1889.
Abbot Sidney Hitchcock Elmira Miss
b ourgoies Michael Hammond Thomas Esq
Bancroft Rachel Miss Rowland Thomas w
Butler James ID ESQ Jewett Eliza Miss
Bames John Leonard Mahitable Miss
Brown Josiah Leonard Sarah G Miss
Cobem Charles T, Powers ID. Esq
Chase Cyrus Roberts Edmund G
Damon Samuel, jr. Sheldon Gideon
Goodnough John NJ Winslow Stephen
Gibbs Sally Miss Woodbury. George w
Gaibreth Robert Woodward Martin!
ADDISON BUCK, p. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NEW GOODS
Barrett & Lil!ics =

Sgy1oULD inform the public iha, they now re-
w ceiving from n. Y City the mos, extensive as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
NOTICE.

IL those 10 LIFTED 10 the subscriber are requested
n 70 settle nsuedlslsly 80 be inlenes i,sTlng ,o~a
soon. ASAhhb Via y - a.
Rutland, Jolly 2, is39 ="
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
JARVIS DIVORCE CASE.

THE subscribers the sole Agents for the sale II
l. the Report Of The above in the following Stairs,
viz Vermont N. Hampshire, Massachusetts, X, island
and Connecticut. All orders for The same will be pune
tuaily attended TO- The Books viii probably DO ready
al the close Of this week.
FERRE& PARhELEI
Middetown, June Is. x-fo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
DISSOLUTION.

TIME Copsrtusrshp Of John PIies snd w,li'm Hook
formed for carrying on the wheel Wright busi-
he'' '' --' y JOHN PRICE,
Wa HOOK.
The right business
- ......S an a. h.fetofore by ychn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES. BOOKS AND
STATIONARY

MAY he obtancd on reasonable terms q, the Office
lNl Of DR. ID. II. Meaclam, who continues TO perform
the various operations upon the teeth IN the most np
proved manner lie will insert, on reasonable terms,
Porcelain and Mineral Teeth That will not only 10
ornamental, but really useful.
Families in the adjoining towns, desiring his crvices,
will receive prompt attention terms that will be sat
isfacory.
Also for sale, Moffats Life Pills and rhnnx Biiers
Trnsses, &c. d. II MEACIIAM.
waingford April G, 1899. lG3ms eowu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

EURNlTUREt rs,lc by JAMES BARRETT,jr.
l. Ruiatd June Is. gigs.
I COOKING GLASSES jus rece we'd and for sale by
IL JAMES BARRETT, il.
Rutland, June -. 26-23
sN UESBUR GHS Scarle, Dye, f,r sale by
~ JAMES BARRETT jr.
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- Vegetable Balsamc Elk the c. LIBERATED cure for
Consumptions and all diseases of the lungs
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count Of the disbursements Of the MONIES so
collected. This information is intended TO
furnish data for future operations, IN carry
ing out,he system Of which this is but the
commencement.
Amending an act 10 es!a: l;sh literary
and manual labor institution in the county
Of WAX.
incorporating the Rocky Mount Manu-
tac,u Ing company.
incorporating the High Shoals Manuiac-
turing Company.
Incorporating the Lexington Manufacture
ing Company.
TO incorporate the YaLkin Manuflc.ur-
ing Company.
An act TO incorporate the Pnenix Com
pany, in Fayetteville.
TO incorporate The Randolph, Manufac
turing Company.
To incorporate the Weldon Manutactur
ing Company.