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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

Az 4. the subscribers beng appointed by the
w boa. the probate court Tor the district al
Rutland commissioners To receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
gaiust the estate of
JOSEPH TOWER,
late Of Ira in SAID district d, ceased rrprese nte
insovent and a So all claims and drmande exhib.
urd III Offset thereto and SIX months from the
9th day OF March last bling allowed by said cour,
Tor that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend To the business ui our
sad appointment at th- dwelling houst of Joseph
Tower, N Ira on the ST Fridays OF June aud
September next, from o'clock until q clock
p ~. on each OF SAID days
CHAPMAN GiDDiNGS, } Comm
WHIPPLE .uARrlN, issioners.
Ira, April q, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

w T. the subscribers being appointed by the
w hon the probate court Tor III, dlairict OF
Rutlaud commissioners to receive, examine aud
adus, all claims and demands of al. persons n.
Iiinsi the estate of
NANCY BULL,
late Of Dandy. in sad district, licensed, repre-.
scented ms lveni, aud 81 all claims drnands
exhibited in offset thereto and s.y u,onths from
the u day Of March inst, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do the r.pre hereby
give notice that we will attend /, the business Of
uur said app"ntment, at the dazzling huuse oi
Joseph Bull. in DAnby, n the last Mondays OF
jan aud July next, from o'c elk A W until
o'clock T. ~ on each of SAID days
SENECA SMITH, |C;,,
EDWARD VAIL.
Danny, March IS, 1910. IG-1S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Duct. hIarshaIls Aromatic Ca
tarrh, and Headache Snuff.

THIS snuff is superior to any thing yet known
for removing that Troublesome disease. tie ca
totrh, aud a,,o a cold Ia the head, and the head
ache |, opens and purges out all Instructions,
Strengthens the glands, aad Giv,sa healthy ac.
uon 10 The pans affected 1t Is perfectly free
from any tn ~ d-irterl0us ~ lts composition
has a pleasant flavor, and us immediate effect, af.
ter being used, is greeable.-Prtte, 81 IL Cs,
per Bouie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

CURE FOR DISCON TENT was
an Italian Bishop who had struggled through
great difficulties without repiuinp, AMI VINO
met with much opposition IN the dis hargc of
his episcopal function, without ever betrayiug
the least impotence. An infinite friend of
his who highly admired those virtues, which
he thought it impossible To inmate, ono day
asked the preiltc, il he could communicate
the secret Of being always easy "Yes,"re-
piled the old man, 81 can teach you my secret,
| and with great facility: it can consist in moth
ing more Than making a right use ofiny eyes"
| HIS friend begged Ian to explain himself
| "Mos, willingly, returned the bishop In
| whichever state am, first OF all lool. up To
| heaven, aud remember that my principal bu-
! sincs5 is 10 get there. then look down upon
tho earth, and call 10 mind what a small space
! shall occupy, -hen ! come to be lutcrrol. -
! ! then look abroad into the world and observe
| what mulltudcs are there. who arc, in all res
pctls more unhappy than myself Thus
learn where true happiness is placed; where
a our cares must end, and how very lhlle
reason have 10 roPine or complain"
Q Who said that General Harrison had
done more for his country, with less compcn-
sa,lon for it than any man liyingl
A, James Madison
q. Who said that General Harrison du-
ring the late war, was longer in active service
than any other general Officer, ol,cncr in action
and never suffered adelea,l
A. Richard NJ. johnson.
Q. Who said that the victory of Harrison
Al tic battle olthc Thames, was such as would
have secured TO a Roman general in tie bcs
days OF the Republic, the honor OF a triumph
A. LangdUn Cheyes.
Q. Who in writing to Gen Harrison o
II. I..,l a Al, ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

Two BOYS. going home one day, found box
inlhe road, AMI disputed who was tho finder.
They fought whole afternoon without com
ing 10 a decision. Al las, they agreed TO d.
vide the contents equally; but. on opening tho
box 10 and behold Il was empty. Pew wars
have been more profitable this 70 hs parties
concerned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Bank of PouIlnry.

/IlIIE Books for receiving subscriptions to the
- Capital Stock ofthe Bank Of Poutnry will
be opened at Pnultnry on "Wednesday the 18Th
day OF May. $40, at Joel Braman's in the West
Village, aud OF A. Bliss store IN the East Village
OF ~ same time, and will continue open 10 Jays
from 10 o'clock A. NJ To 4 r. NJ
A. BLISS, for Commissioners
Poultney, April :. LAO. 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
STATE OF VERMONT, (DE It 'rmem

DI','ie ~ Of i,n,p."s :. Is b.rrd ,h", q,
a sp-ciai probate court held at Rutland. within
ond for sad district 90 the Jih day u Apri, A.
ID l-41. Present, Wm. iIlii. judge
Ehah Boardmar. rT-f utnT Of tho issi vii and
i-starirni at O. "ihy Boar man late # liutaud
IN said district dsrcss d, proposing 10 render GA
account % hiss a,imini.it.iiYn.
u - - iefri ~ . s,id acc1uni 10 rtaWin+d in
court on The first ~, d,y h-ns ~ 80 day 81
ay mex, ana ihdp pubiirptoH II e rnry of
this ofdrf ihfr- weeks su-c.ss y,ly ~ fh- Rot
land Herald ~ ntei - Rai-nd, a. .'on - .sn y
be- shall hs Fuii.eirni motto. {. all concerned u
appear II they ss use aud object thereto
nu, copy Of record
l5-l7 ilLNRY lIAIL, Rezisisr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

~ Ioltf lNDEED'-The result Of
~. charter election in Mobile deserves
80 more Than the brief notice taken OF
Il Advertiser. IL u The FIRST IN
-, = l'e se' o. tie popular current IN
=. ~ nee the Harrisburg nomination and
4''s'aciory nne We could no, wish for.
'S'l iaa Van Bvrcs moa Of Mobile elect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
TO Whom it Nay Concern.

/plllSis TO certify that | tbs day give my
- SONS, Lea DEF Brewer and Edwin Brewer,
the remainder Of their lime during their miuor-
iy. ! shall therefore in future claim none Of
Their earnings aud be responsible, Cor no oi their
contracts JONATHAN BREWER
Immnuih, hpril 10, 1910 l6--iS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
NOTICE..

En He subscriber would respectfully inform the
-, inh hititts Of ihis viciniy, that he has pnf-
chased of g l. ShernIn his interest in the sash
factory a, Cpstleton mills, and hr has on hand a
good assortment "i sash, of as good qualhy and
sold on as reasonable terms as tan be had in this
country All prrs ms who wish To purchase Al"
requested T., call and -x anime for themselves be-
fore purchasing els where II. Il BLISS.
Castcion malls, April 10, 1910. l6-lS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

STATE or We MONT DE It rcwe nhe'td
Dls,fici OF Rutland - I ID that At special
pr"b,ie court h,ld at RnlanI eltun aud f,tsd
district ou ihr l-ih day ~ Apul \ u TN
IL ssnt Hon. Mm lllll iudrr
l'siah fh'hPs administrator OF the estate Il Jo.
srph Newell late ct nahby in sa,d dHf,t dc.
c.ased, proposing To render an ac Quit OF lis i'd
ministfsuun,
II ~ ordered that said acc unit he exsminee IN
ouutt IN the lin day "i May oen aud ,h,, =
publication 1T this order three weeks sucosssiv~ly
~ the X ,land H.tald printed at Ru'land ss
soon So m,y b., shalt sufficient notice To al
concerned To appear II the' ser..caose and ohjre,
thereto. l6--ls
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

Dis,rc, Of Fairhsvrn ) I'd ed shat a,
probate court held at Casieton within and ior
said district on the 18th day of April A ID.
lao Prr.rnt A WARNER Judge.
The administratnr ofihr estate ct James Conck-
ey, late "f Orwell, IN said pistrct, deceased, pro-
posing 10 render an account of hrs administration
II is ordered, that said account De examined N
court on the "a "Wednesday Of Nav, next al the
Office nfthe Judge of Probate. in CaNltIon, and
that the publication Of copy of tins order
three weeks -nccessI ely in the Rutland Herald,
printed ut Rut'and. soon as may he. shall be
sufficient notice 10 all concerned TO appcat # they
lsee caus aud object tnrrio A true copy OF Rec
oid. BE. LANG On Register lb-lo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
ElNiIlt STORE.

The subscriber having recently re-
&C we'd from various sources, extensive
additions TO his former stock of Drugs,
&c, now offers for sale at his Store,
Nos. 3 y 4, South Side Fanuiel Hall,
at uncommonly low prices, "A very full
and complete assortment of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Iuuil 81 IS.

IirTN"S SCOT .a'e d. Oi
ifnubie nd ahpf bt pfp urng some
printed blank for listers.
For sasc 81 the Rutland and Casileton
BOOKSTORE hy II T. WHITE, 4 IN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

'NiE loiioviee - hs, ofthc l.tie's ,rr,sisiss IN
ihef"'' ubcc a, kuthHd W Ap'ii isso,
hndfu' lieface kir,sah Joseph
w. '"''n "cafre ". tnanshrf,y Nathan M
Very H'uH'h Mics liscols Zihina
l'runrtt Cromwell I,.,,t To-.
l."om t""hct " femmett Fhca
Beet Roswell IT, iemme,t Hiram
ne"t msnha Nc ilcnsh Lucy Mics
nt"~n Mstthe~son Isaac
NFo~n y,hn Matthswson Az.
Brown Nhtccln. MrIae, r,hett
iirnvn io,u.ha Morton I,hn
h"lHnd Nct'ollcy Charles
i~le"d " Mtfshail ilafrie, miss.
tfaddish David NJ Dspieis Jsmes
Ieyn"n le'h's Manly Elm D.. Ms.
Billings Lav,nn Mr. Nichols Elisha
NdltRrs Avery Npiic lanes ~.
cam John prmsbcc Samuel ~
tvppius Sttnh rtfmclec Horace w.
Ciptk Cotpelis miss p,ctpaint Robcu
C1pron Ncnnmlu ruer John
Cole Hannah frtkef samuel,
'lttk i.abln Perry George W
Cook lilacAman Potter Hiram -
Ch,hre amer pntter Collin.
Curtis Ntllam PouetJ BDr
puI, Michael Psr.on Hubby
D7vis Lucy mrs Ptamhlory Louis
Davis taiNin X. Powers Charlie.
Duuklcc Th,ddcus Rabasna Amos
Dnnkice David Richley yoseph
l,elano samuel Rev. Richards Caroline Miss
DeSev u " Richards Marian MIS-.
Emmrtson Thomas Slatd l,etsey Mrss
Edwards Cutnclta > Sanders Hubbard
Esiy John Slllshy Anph
if'hch NHhnm shaw Daniel
i1shcr Amos Seward Ira w
Font miss smith John
Gault Dexter e. Sltson France.
ddHlohim francois summons 4 Miss
Gibson Avian NJ Thfail Luther
Gr~~uo l.,ra,u Il Mics Trescntt Wm,t
Haynes Arns Titus Japes
Vogin saron Tempt. y, rah Miss
Hogan Ttu man White n 4
Hunt Thomas White Eycrsop A. ca
Hunter Nm v atIsw.i 4 /
lial" stephen Williams Dihnirl
Hale Betsy Williams Sam1P
lIiil iiitam Wade John
Harmon I.couor1 miss Wilkins Cellar
Johnson Dornthy G > Nhipplc Stephen
Johnson Stephen Walker Charles Rev
JcweliMatm Mrs.
Olliro open on SUNDAYS from o To Q o'clock A 81
and from ~ VI Ia o'clock + NJ
TiiOMASJ ORMSBEE i. NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and
DyP-NtUGs.
AnOng Whirh nrr.

Among which are,
5000 bbls Dulch ref Cam - hays Ansc seed Turkey
phur 100 kegs raj Sapetfe,
D cases Turkey OPIUM, 20 cmks Saltpetre,
800 lbs 'bIi Peppermint, 300 lbs sup enrb soda polv
800 90 Sulph 4uninc, 1900 do Tnunrc Acid do
900 ~ Ottu Roses, e0OO do Rochelle Salt
20 lirskeis Annaiio, 500 packages Apothecsries
25 bb's Eng ref HorsI, Glass Ware,
20 casks fior's Sulphur 100 boxes CASTLE Soap,
10 do Cream Tartar, 20 cases Magnesia
20 do Para 'opeia. 20 bales IRISH Moss,
20 cases lie Pisie % hbls Sassaffas brk,
20 do Gum Shcllac, 20 bplcs SpougcS
10 do do Copl .incascs indsor Sonp,
Ieroons Pernv bark 20 bhls Acohol
1000 liz puly. Itllps, .ifD do " hitting.
1900 do do lpccac, 80 kegs sup Pans Green,
600 do Clssi1 Buds 80 caFs do do do
800 do Fog Cnlomcl, . cases hncse Iermillion
800 do do Cor Sahiin % ibis Sup fopli vnrpish,
100 do do Blue Pills. % d" tpiris TuTpeaiine,
10 cases Burr tssenres 80 clsLs white Lead,
10 do Lemon do 100 bhls Dutch liuf'ed oil,
20 cascs India Gum Ara 100 do Go. C1m~ood,
blc. % do DO Dye woed, as
20 GG. VIZ VIZ Gator On b neroons coehneaf,
10 Gases taps AOes, 80 b,ses cot iogw God,
do ta"ibtfdes, 50 hblr ivort Bisob,
3 Do Rhnhafb Root $4,000 lbs 1ums re Roots,
SO lbs ga IS Otgaaam, % cases La Dye,
p bbls Dutch pipe starch 1urasks Olive Oh,
~ bag. Juniper Bcrres ~ lbls Meats Foot oJ
500 - Fiuf's henzcinr rs casfs Manila IEdigo,
cats Gafdlmnnh seeds g ta best pcngal do
casks fresh thsmoniles 100 Cathoys Oh VuUol,
% bbis Afrran Cayenne 10 Lags Nuigaiis
lNAp D. ltibth h1ffHf .lub bbls 'Nppffas,
JIfs flaickstlref, D casks Crop madder,
20 bales velvet tofks, % bbis Alum.
casks Nu,megs. % do Blue Vhrial,
20 bbis Gloves. 20 ossks Sai Soda.
JDeases sup gro mustard 40 ibis Eng Venetian red
~ bbls pure gro Gingef 10 eaaks lioebslle yellow
In addition 10 the above he will CON
stantly be receiving large imporalions
of English. India aud Mediterranean
Drugs, selected with great care as 3D.
quality and varinfy. Dealers in Drugs
Clolhiers, Country Mcrrh4nis, and
Manufacturers. are respectfully invited
to call when wanting to purchase, a.
goods will be offered NJ extreme l0w
prices on accommodating teIm4, and
ofihe very best qualities.
YARD BEfNLEY.
~ he nid Nnnirf nsug ris.c.
~ IS Spai4 Gse F4avei iisli.
'ln-3 .tis .u.fs EO~TpN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

STA l. OF VERMONT, ~ II remcinb-
District of Fatha.-n, IS ID cred that at a
special Probate Court held at Cnsieion within
aud for said District On Tia 18Th day of Apu,
A. ID isl0. Present A. WARNER, Judge
The administrator of the es,ai OF Richard
Howe, late ~ Poultney in snid district d ceased,
propo,ng TO render an account of his adminisir
ton.
II is ordered that said Account be examined in
Court on the 2d Wednesday in May next and that
the publication oi copy oi this order three weeks
SUI cessvely, in the Rutland Herald. printed at
Rutland as som as may be, shall be suh ient
notice TO all concerned to appear II they see cause
and object thereto l6-i5
BF LANGDON. Register
STATE OF VERMONT, DE il remem
DIST ict of Rutland, IS ID brred that a
a special probate court held at Rutland within
add ior said district the 18th day OF Apfil a
ID Lao
Present WIN. Hal, Judge
Whereas Asa Gains administrator wi III tiu
will annexed Of tine estate Of Thomas w ilcoit
! late of Piis6eld in SAID district deceased hulli
represented To This court that the persona: ,sia tc
oi said deceased is not sufficient to pay tho debts
due from sad estate by the sum al about $50
aud bath applied to this court lnr licencr 10 sci
/ So much ofihe re lrsiat" of said deceased will
produce the aforesaid sum.
II is ordered that said application stand for a
hearing before said court AT n srssl u thereof 4
b. holden al the probate office ~ Rutland whit
aud for said District on Wednesda The 9th day
: of May next aud that public ,tnn of this "nrl
! 3 weeks succrssively IN the Rnilaud Herald
1 printed n, Rntlaod. as slon as may be shall h,
sufficient notice to all concerned To appear ifthrJ
see cause and ob-c. thereto. a true copy ofrec
ord. 10 Is HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

fNiE tan~ier - hst Of The l,tiess trr,sisisr IN
thero't ogce al kuthHd W April ! 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

Oihro open SUNDAYS from o to Q o'clock A 81
and from ~ VI, 10 o'clock + NJ
TuOMASJ OKMSREE L NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Police OMce.

Dire. ID Dealer in Segars in Troubie.-A few
nights since, the store Of Wadsworth X Smith, in
Jones lane, was catered, through trap door in the
roof, and about 5000 segxrs carried of. From somt
traces which the thief left behind him, where he
made tracks with his booty, il was more than
pected, that some persons had obtained access ia
The premises by passing out OF the store Of Stephes
L. Burdett, who has a store adjoining the premsef
OF Wadsworth * Smith. IL was therefore resolved
to search the lodging Of young man named John
Williams, and Tor that purpose, a search war rant
was granted, and placed in the han DIS OF Spencer,
who executed the duty in his peculiar manner, and
found very large proportion OF the stolen property
seereted in very peculiar position, in the bed
room OF Joha Williams. John was accordingly ar.
rested, and placed in the tombs TO await his trial.
More Ro,edyism,-A dandy "a young gentleman,
who earnestly begged that his name might not be
given to the reporters, was brought up, charged
with breaking the parlor window in the hospitable
self attended TO make the complaint, and described
young gentleman ~ called himself James Williams,
and was held to bail
A few days since IL was the lot Of Mister
Sidney Dorler to be brought up for outrage the
Chatham theatre. IL seems that this hero not
committed 10 the tombs, but if the account given Of
his dongs by e<fcer Smith 10 correct, he certainly
ought TO have been sent there. Smith that Dor
Ter rescued fellow from lie custody, who had been
making great row in the pit, and that he took Der.
sr into custody in the place Of The other scamp We
arc surprised that for this offence Mister sidney
Dorler not held TO bail and II so, proof Of the
facts, he would most certainly have been sent Ia
amuse himself during the ensuing winter at that ru-
raj retreat known as Black wel's Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
United State. Circuie Courr.
rieseni, Judge Thompson.
iIs III nnnrtaaL L.. N

,,ASso"', Judge thompson.
DEC His Honor took his Sc al AT 10 o. clock And
several moii nsfor postponing trials
OF the absence ~ witnesses from rty of
the weaher and other frivolous causes In the case
OF the Unitcd States Us Trott indicted for NO
Mr. j. A. Morrell said he had an affidavit 10 sb0yy
that material witness was sick, but who would he
well to
GCourt-Wel Sir, read your affidavit
The afhdauit was read, and then Mr. Butler said
that he was very de- irons to have the ca Sc tried
Court-lt must go off unit tomorrow, as thew
swear the man is sick. ~
Morrell-Perhapsy your Honor would let it 90 until
Thursday. 1t would be more convenient to-
Coart-Have you not said, sir, that the man will
be well tomorrow il let the go off till Thurs
day, he may fall sick again, and further postpone
ment become necessary. Let il stand for to morrow
The United States rs Smith, charged with striking
with unlawful weapons at sea.
In this Case the Court allowed post pone ment on
account OF the absence of the defendant at sea-
In a case against Jesse Hoyt, the Csurt permitted
postponement until the following day, in conse-
quence OF the nonarrival Of an ex custom house Of
ncer who lad been detained by the late snow storm
ms nonor said the mails had not arrived, and there
lore witness might be excused. His Honor then
nouheh the bar that the court would have all the
causes That had not been tried or past Oft for
causes, put on the day calendar, " and" said his
HONOR ~ gentlemen really want to try their causes
let taem attend tomorrow morning. Mr. Theodore
Sedgwick was then heard on a motion for arrest Of
Judgment, and the Co"'t adjourned TO ten O'clock on
Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
Corouer-sOmre.

Drc. An inquest was held at No. IS sulh van
street, on the body Of John G.. Rowland, aKed two
months, which was sufocatea Sunday 'evening,
by its mamma. Verdict according to facts
Another inquest was held at the corner Of third
avenue and 12tth street, on the body Of a negro
named James Wesley Brian, az ID ~, native Of
this city II appeared that the deceased worked IN
the city, and kept his wife and family at Harlem,
going os on Saturday light TO pass his holiday With
them. II Is supposed that whilst his way 70 Har
lem on Saturday last, he was exhausted by the in
ceme ICY Of the weather and frozen 20 death, anc
nearly buried in the snow. when found the next
morning BY some milk men. TIE jury found .
verdict of desthfsom expsursts the wessis<.
A thsrd inquest was held at Ne. - IAnreas street
the body OF an infant three nouths old. who hse
been sufocated by its mamma, whilst she was some
what In bristed. Verdict DEATH from Gu Rbeatien
A fcurtA wss held a. ~ svsune ~ On the body a
Annette Laareaes, an isfsnt,. aged .sevan months
who died from natural causes, Verdict accordingly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
f AU LU S II r AL E..

(NRANDJEAN'S CURLING FLUID, FOX WASHING
" THE HAIR-This yluid contains spirits in its
composs,n has it any stimulating sgrede, that will
affect capillary tubos Its chemical pertes take from
simple plants of wholesome 1stp-e for the hair such ashe
Popueun &c, he oleaginous suhstabce which part
its comp pson the oil derived from the yok of Egg
principal thu fine qualities OF viii h, when sed wash fIr
the lar we'll Known and properly IL FIRE the
Sa of the he aud the tubes cfhe hair from that
it deposits
The advantages derived Eou using this iremabe fluid
that will preserve the HAIR any yle form
fancy may dictate the rebelous hair becomes soft
piable, and be retain any position
be given to the most beautiful hair.
Grandeans Curag ud Possesses tAe double qualities,
only of making the hair curl but ping curl
in The warmest dampst weather. leaving agreeable
fums.
Oce No Barclay street. New York, where may be had
Grandeans Genuine Composition for A= cHng OF Baldne
Dandrin. tray HAIR. Sc. nlo im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08

N. +. BouSDARr-THE HIeHLASps.-The Spec
tdtor, published at Gardner, Me. contains the fol-
lowing extract Of letter from Professor Renwick,
one Of the engineers in the boundary survey:
al am happy to be able TO communicate to you
that the result OF my operations will probably leave
other basis for the British claim than the bubble
whether the Bay Of Fupdy be the Atlantic Ocean.
| have discovered and explored a range Of noun
tains extending from the jBay Of Chaleurs, around
Temiscouta portage, 50 that even the British
ground that the Highlands are necessarily noun
tans they can be met to advantage. The height
Of these mountains only guess at, until make
mp the calculations"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-08
HYGEAN OF THE
III III M A N III A I II


CONsULTATIONs-By which ali Ihe World may prevent
~ their hair from falling turning gray, By A. GRAND
JEAN No Bare ay Treatment by the Pill us system
generaly-nornsl color Of the har-anaom" Of the hair
streHgh of the hareects Of dsmpnes and of heat of aka
lies aud acids water and spirits and ehsmieal anae
bulbs general substance OF the hair-1utAy Of
produced BY bulb alteration in the c3or the
new discovery cthg cont gion from HAIR to t an in
ole remedy prevent o the curative
pie OF OF the FIRST Docto who devoted his time
be study the harremed to cure dr hair oily hair grow
ing hair, &c.
GRANDJEAN appreciates aud combines with crsun.
specon all the poas given in the best au hors
preference to his remedies where the
confirm its efficacy.
guarantees the nhle of Xerotrisi and the tempo.
fall Of the hair; all Of
The scalp of letter naturethat which is generally
with the he ads Of young children. 2lO onlr qnd,
the employment of which short tune cures Hydrotrs
3d-Beautiig wash for the healthy r. 4h-A pe"u llas
ter and Diaphoretc Cap r tao treatment OF badness; end
finally according the different aud cont
tutions.
Consultation every day. and during the day only d. La
psV. B. HIBDARD's CARMINATIVG oALVF, cheap
IL and remedy for AGUE in the breast face milk
cake, burns seads rheumatic pains, chibans NC The
be relieved by smry spreading plaster Of this
Strengthening and penetr Saye sud the chest
In Group Influenza coughs and lis whea thus app-
ed articular children and fins its benefits
chest, and all where and suffering have
to endu for the I'D nary methods Of
milk cake, the brtas and painful welngs
rally tn Tin immune for tive wears
Price IS cents per box with directions. For sale by
CHEESMAN Il CO.,
at T. r. Hbhards Drug and Chemical Stsre, Bowery.
liberal discount allowed those who purchase to sell ggn