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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
Moiiat's Life Pills and Phenix
Bitters.

a. zoe ohfe"sl esi'maion IN which the celebrated
ide fiils aed TheniH Btiers are held !, ss,,sf,cto
'' oemonsifs'ed b. the increasing demand for them
IN e'ep s'a'e ana section THE Uoon, and bv the
'oiontsy TESTIMONIALS to their remark able efficacy
~hieh are even where offered II - not lees iron,
soeepy gratifying confidence that they are the Inea
OF extensive and nestnabe good among hi. afflicted
's'sN eteatgfes than from Interested
At the proprietor 81 these pie eininentiy surcessu
oede'Hes Is d"sfoas Of keeping them Constant, he
,ofe We public e.e, The sale Of every additional
D'A sna bottle - guaraGtrc that persons " all
e relieved from greater or Ices degree Of suffering
400 be Improved a generl health for IN 40 ease az
s.e"sf'ns i'"m disease can they he taken in sas-
The Pf"pfieer hss neysf knas n or h.eu inC,f,,,d Of
"a tRsiaEce IA ShicA they have f,tloi sr a,ag 60
Ia tis- uuti ohsgthatr sf chfooic J.e,s. nrh
AZ shr"nic dssFePsla. torpid liver rheumsti,m s.tb
ma. se,'"ss sna b'iiioas headache, cnsisoness plies
general osaiiiy, scfoiuitus ~ elas. and ulre,.
sestty. salt thsua. add al other ehrooir afee,,n.
Of the efRaus aad aemhfsses th.y eject care. Mt
spaatty and Pornanspry ~h,ch fs~ sstsnse ~oud
theofstcAlis helisse bu' 10 ~hich thousand, nav.
Ns'soa 'f"a happi siPefienee. Ia colds I'D cough,
sheb ~ nes iec.ed pcfineuce the aa.t fatal ase,
go 81 VIC langss aud Indeed The stre,. al ye,.,,l
tse~s m"a'rees iates cor three of tour dass ns,,,
h- iaAea Al s'est, They pruenoie the insrus HE
TenPraiioa, sHd - relieve tis ssasm al E,h,ile g.
bne AhS ieceieni ebsirgcioRs Ia produce to.,,t
&c, smisi scnHe 81 cousa esCeace 10 the ,r.rnins.
ace ihosgh the usual symptom, Of cold sAosd par
aat feiefa d9ung the dss tis r,peittion 81 sgta.
NE dose Al The estt hauf 81 bed itiue ~l smos, ia
,H-b5 ensrF reteas relief ~ithaut furihe, "a
thfif saeei sPan isssu Il scuie sod sioieut
"a 90 Tea sare aad sfo-g ftak~n IN psagsf tou.
sNs ESah'Hg an9 pefsnRs fctinns n bed snh In
ns@AAieff - uTsesss 81 ths aiafntne Il ed q
s~Ats wa the ErHtastng oootetousness thst a.
mere sesnl ha' lsfn u,eithfeAn ata rsb sss,l, ~
sssSSSe 10 the sAase ~As, sisrsfst iafresenfe a.,
soeE ssisbishe acc Niscstal iasse,n,.t,.,,. t..-
S''iisai Mi iisafts lorHasf "a saai ne lstt., a.
sa'ss deses 81 Tie AZ Pis sod 49, sss t,.,e,i,i A.,
-. =, ''',is'. 'esiier-aess asS ssry u.sn,
e'-s' 'Aitciiss - 10 Nsufsaeal else. a. -
49, 70 We fheaft q he fhsss Batter, Pm -
's~t'ose W ne Ne a. tAers iard.sinss ss8 ,t.!
49, e'.aesi'fs si'Paraisiiyio d.fsi.st e.,,,,,t.
'ee".a'st hefn tna ihsf esn - ,tssts,s .,-f-s
s.ls tnc retail Al US nfsiass. = 49,. -. 80
.'es s g tl'H unparalleled tsoeess sfe slu,,.
sei.''essi P'riiesisrs efi,s sboss r.S,,i,,.
- nenA' ise'a Ssmsf.ilt Coo, a $3.50 -
s.sst'Ahirs il's islsss a s.r, -, ~ &C
Sac. --'N &c ufotcinss toi E
f~'sS 'As 'ss b wR o, sorTAT. 81,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
THE RESURRECTION OR PER.

SIAN PILLS Tie name NJ these pills originated
from the circumstance o. the medicine beng only
fund in the ccmstties ~ fsrsia. THIS 'egctthic
Production heing 81 pecUlisf Mud led to otperi.
inenis to its medical qualities AID virtues IN half
ceniufy u becrme established medicine for The
Diseases 81 that count'y The extract Of this sngu
az pfoiuction WIS introduced into some pais nf Ia
tope in the 1879 Al nd ussd by many celebrated
phs,oisns IN cpting d,.eases where al other mcdi
zines I'd tcen ssed IN vain Early IN the wear 192
the esi,ci was comS,nsd with y certain vegetable
n,dicin impaired from Duta Baca. IN the East In
des, snd fnrmed into pills Tie admirable effects oi
this compound upon tie human system led plys,r
aud farnes into it, general use. Their long cstt :
hshed character their universal snd healing virtues
The detergent snd cleansing qualities Of their specif.
cal upon the planduar part Of the system are
such will sustain their reputation and general use
IN the American Republic.
To T. Chase a. Co.
Gent Sire This is IN inform you that we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills Tor year past in
practice and well pleased with their opera tinn
Relieving them 10 inli their advertisement in answer
Jog a Substitute where caionei is Indicated we
can recommend them To the public
D's BRoNN MKENZiE & HALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
NOTICE.

Ihis msy cfHiy that nv wif- Edna HIN an.
sounded fr"H my bed sad board sbnut tb.
i'th % Jan. without snY jusi cause or complaint
t"A"g With her nv , bsidr-n, aan.-d Lydu.
Sf""ri aod Mary lt'll--and enne To- psti. un.
Ao"Nn .. h's IL 10 forbid an persons hsrbor,nr
- ""s."g me- 90 - - II th- ehi'df- on my
-'''u'' As hhAii pey DO crbi- II thrr cont uci.
~n@'r'ei JOHN H!LL3a
'SS'" -NAieh ID, 1870. il-I3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
DENIINT

NE subscriber would inform the inhabitants
81 MIDLAND sud ils vicinity that Il. has tai en-
rooms al Brmans Hotel. where IT, will make his
beao quarters during the winter. and will D. han.
W :, van 90, any Who may visb bic professional
ms"ds from any ftb- neishbonng towa viii d.
immrtiattly attended 10 WIZ "
wv KENT, DENTIST.
D''i"f hrhi studied biz profession with m.
sh' ne las Pfaciicsd IN the southern States v,b
gu success Ifeeominend ban o. public conf
oshes' II JosLflIUs BROCKWAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Snncfinr 10 the llNrcnn. Rrandrcih's

Eran. T.maio tho Matches ipi,csdl Ssnst'c.
ot sns sfhsi f.is ~ Compound brfoic the poblic,
~ cefttfet 60 b. Piltsicishs and oiiru. 81 none
eondsmn ihcm unid ihsy trr them and thea VIC are
reaatu ths1 VII not
n % nov ssfied plint With al who have usrd
tbsNrreiahie PERSIAN rii Is that thes are nte-
ssninrnilt the tcst snd most stnrscinns FAMILY
MEDICINE ihai has Vc, been used "a America "
Fpert iAnniir cosld hesonr scquanied With iteif
Sorrfiga poir,r ever d,tssse. ihrs would Keep ihem
md b. ftpsfod VIII sure kEMtnl To apply on
ne hf,i app~arprro ~ disease. mud then hos much
ji,ints ~ouid he avoidcd ard money saved. az well
the lives e tbonaAnds " ho are hurfIcd out Of tine by
neg cctinr disease IN - fret stage, by not being
10 r.,sses,iaa 81 remedy which they can place de.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
b, The British Queen

WHICH arrfsea al New Yutk Nov 93. we're.
criv,d interesting lleii.r from .Br Morrison
written 81 'he BRUSH College IT Health London
wh~ie the mcdioine Z VIII we sfrak b,l.v ts
made. .Nr Morrison thinks that ih- reason that
many in this country ~ long 10 hring cutrd
at old STATED diseases, y that they do not takc
large doses enough, and who is better Judge,
ihan he Who ths ior Bsars made md administered
the medicine and observed is effects We be.
lieve tbs asnn the tfLe one In eases Of t,phus
fever, bal .ous affections chuefa morbus opnsump.
uou, rheuma ISM pp'iiculafy
EXPLANATORY RiiEINtTlSM.
Dropsy. Susli FOX. The Duulpureaux,
fEVERS or ALL KINDS,
and in many ptnsf 'isesses. ~ their worst stages
there should be- doses, Of TO- -. 20. 30, aud even
more Piiis administered at n dose 1t is done
with great success NIL over Euiopr, and there is
where the medic NJ Is most successful We con.
vefsed with agcnlleman IA this town IN August
last. II was Mr. John Morrison son Of Mr.. James
Morrison, the iiygeisi, who spout day or two,
here, wl.e on is ravrls through the States he
informed ~ that ~ was once Frustrated BY IT,.
vet. We think he said uphus lev r, CHE nam-
matters noD and was pronounced by ire' DIS md
phl slciaus near his end . asst recovery. HIS
Father d snissed the physicians and said, ! think
| can save him Bnd commenced with 800 M.
Pills, these did not have the desired Ell, ci md
he gave HIM 60 No Pills and continued thrsr
dosrs Tor several days, until be was Out ui da GET
i'i'' b'sfSs ishlet up-
SEES IN sensnn, viii prevent long sickness.
Mr.. CGr is, known by al in this inwn and
vicinity was laid up ith iufiametory fhrumatism
b d 10 lifted into and NJ, bed. his limbs w.ss
swollen very large and his pains were very acute,
h- had been ifylng various things without relief
by the persuasion Of mts. & Johnson, against his
wishes, he rent To us for 81 packa., Of Moir-
sons medicines and by them was cured We
had THIS Information from mr.. Curtis himself, he
is here aud can be euquirrd Of concerning il -
mrs Johnson, know 10 most of the Inhabitants
Of Burlington, was laid up with The same disease,
and could get no rel ef, 4 e sent to US for pack
age OF Mouisons medicine, aud says when ! had
taken the filth dose, the swengs and the pains
began to leave me, and those only who have had
this disease, can realize the happiness Of
ABSENT PAIN
Morrson's Pills cured mrs Johnson
Applications for agencies medicine, (post
PAID promptly answered
PANGBORN 81 BRlNSMAID,
Jewellers Burlington.Vt State Agent.
II. l. CHENEY, Rutland w. Reynolds
Factory Point Ira Button. Brgn on Kent Wright
Shorrham, James Hull, Orwell, Frost, u I o,
Bridpou Ill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
Gninn Wrst :

'I'tE suhsSrihrf has tao g,-,d BOATS which
Il ~il irsye Whitehall, y Y 'or Budsio,
n Y. a. sam as nAsigsiiaR "P-ns. and on tie -
snd sth r"esdsvs 81 Nav. Jan~. August and DE
toler All so'ds sior-d Wii, M ire e charges
10 ATTAIN FOLEY
foli!'s Landing, Fori Aau, \. Y March lao.
l!-37
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
Information Wantede

VI JOHANNA H. y, who came lrom lfr7'.
county Of Cork and town OF hl.lo in tie 20
p'hoi lasl snmmrr, who = tislrr Of MAJ O..
guam. Any ini"fm,tion given Of ne abo's r
son VIII be- ibankiGliy rrcriy-d by Les.s hf-
iH"syi " her biOlhsr, the s1bsrrbrr.
JOHN CALLACUAA
Orwell, W March 10. ls4O
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
NOTICE.
A Grlst-mill and Saw-mill are
Offered for sale

ALsO-iO acres of good Meadow Land, p4sily
leared situated mile aud aquaaor Nouh Of III.
Meeting huuEe IN Fhtfhasen
The above property will Ne sold collectively nr Sc
Parsiely according 10 ths Nsi.rs OF pufcLa.efs For
parioasrs IN uire e Jacob Dayey OF Je.hsa ouirt,n
tsirhasen Nov % 1899 ,,,,s,, ~ =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

rfa-d~., Ne~ YEA \ ilersi deAoetio- made 10
iilas. y b. gtrt hsse - ssil frniH For sale D.,
HlRTN MASON Rptiard
MIACHsM& DANA rasileion.
.s-ir u. a. MEACHAM Wailrgierd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
SHUTTLE and Harness Wonnfacf0,V.

'INIE subscriber would inform the public that
he has comm need the above business al
the old stand formefly occupied by G. w Ellis
IN Castcinn. where he hopes 10 receive a liberal
share Of patronage. He will keep on hand. or
make short notice. all articles in his line of bu
snrss. snch as Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Vaces and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
cliv.-Also. good assortment %. Bag Top nd
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
TO order and old ones renovated. A good assert
inent of whips and lasbes, curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, all kinds of carriage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
will he sold cheap Tor cash or approved CREDIT;
most kinds of country produce taken in exchange
Tor tn" abog" Those wishing To purchase will
lind IL To their advantage to call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done al short notice
VOLNEY SHERMAN
CastIeton, Oct /
N. d. A good lot Of sole leather on hand and
Tor sale cheap Tor cash. CIV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

M f The subscribers beng appoint,dl, al
w hon. the probate court Tor the d,t,,
Rutland, commissioners Ia r. ceiv-, examine nj
adjust all claims and demands Of all prros, l
gainst Tie estate of
JAMES FRISBEE.
late Of Tinmouth in said district, deceased fem,
scented insolveni and aIso all claims and drmaj
exhibited in offset thereto (; aud six month, hs
'h"1ih day OF March lo40, being allowed bys.
court Tor That purpose, We do therefore hrth
give notice that we will attend 10 the bn,w,
OF our SAID appointment at the late dwelling bous
Ut }. Fr'sbie deceased, in 1inmoulh on fbr /.
days of June and September npil, from
o'clock until 4 o'clockp NJ on each Of SAID day,
WESLEY CLEMENS, J Comm.
SILAS REED, iss,onrn
TinmoutL, March 10th, 1910 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
DENTIST.

I\OCT. MEACliAM continues to perform op.
~ .rations on tn, teeth as usual al his oifcc.
Particular attention paid TO cleansing ana filing
carious treir with gold, Thereby affesling the
n,og,r.s q. decay and rendering them useful fAt
many wears Los teeth supplied b, srlicrous
metallic teeth or any others called for OF ssuna
hie,.,ms Those wishing his services would do
oell l., crll soon, as he thinks OF he NJ abset at
CT the first of Nav during tho summer
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Complying all those mr. ices usually called for
by phy,icians and families. Also W flats Life
Pills aud Buffers. Colrman's Arabian Baisnm,
DIR ya,ne's HAIR Tonic Cntminatvr hnls,m TX.
nee orant aud Sana,ive Pills and most "f the p,.
tent medic ines now IN use. All III Us Of mcdi
cinrs not on hand prepared To order. All mcdi-
cines warranted genuine. Trusses, &c.
Books, Stationary, &c.
School books of al kinds, bibles, hymns blank
books, writing and letter paper, enamelled ca-ds
wsfrrs. s-aing wax. ink, silver pencils aud points
mezzoiinto paints and brushes, London Sonrd.
ih-orem paper, quilts, toy books aud prmm-rs
A variety f prtfumery, tip savr, tooth brushes
and Pc wdrrs Ne
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
A,pin. md other varieties of the Mulberry
Roman Potatoes French and German pumpkin
seeds free and Du,ton corn, &c Tor sale by
d. IT, ME CHAM.
Wallingford, Feb ls40 Sti
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
Cheap Goods.

pURT X MASON. have been receiving some
- addition To their stuck which makes Il very
full for the season They have a v-Iy splendid
assortment oi light French printed CaiubIcs (;
English and American prints Chall s. Mouse
LAIN de LANES sPfendid paterns black, blue
black and col d Silks for dresses and hats fine
Sarsneit Canbrcs corded Countries and Mus
Inns; Bishop Lawns Linen Cambr cs musitns ;
Lace good OF ynrious kinds Gloves and Hosiery
Needle worked and Tambour Capes and Collars /;
dt.ss hdkis &c Also Florence. Dunstable Eng
llsh Straw and Palm Lealf
Bonncts,
splendid assortment OF bleacbcd Sbeetipcs
and ShIrlines Irish Linens; fine and common
brown sh-eIings and shlrtngs Tickings; a large
supply OF skein and spool thread fine hannels
&c.
full stock Of frs, quality groceries f; Crocke.
~ and Glass Ware Hard Ware Drugs Dyes,
&c ~ hne nearly everything call-d for at a
country store. They offer every article they
have Tor sale at the rery ionsa prices They had
hke 10 nave sad for cash but no, tina. is quite
out OF The question. They viii take good credit
o, any k'nd OF produce, and wait until General
H"'i'son comes IN President on the 4lh of arch
next Al that time We shall see Van Burenisn.
specie hun'bugs, and leg treasurers pass into the
'feefPf"cie Of Things lost upon earih," and the
people, alter having been relieved of such bur
men "i mock democracy, once more MARCHING
'o'""'" ~ improvements, amassiDg wealth aud
acquiring knowledge, happy and prosperous be.
yond anything ever before witnes ,ed in this land
" "o''v' 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
FLOUR
Herds Grass and Clover seed
sale by S. ID. WINSTON.
Pittsford, March Is, 1910.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES -Juar

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES Jus: ?
Aceived aud for sale by II. 4 Wars ~ G.
Rutland. "A lew boxes Reynolds e. rannry q
ebratrd Fenlle Health Krstnraiiyp II II dog
ca particularly ioi the seas-s prculiaf 10 tie p
male constitutions. A good medicine n ~
KIND has toug been wanted, as many ui tn
diseases have bitled the SIX oi The I'm ,,t rmlns.
ply siciaDs, and all the remedies heretofore IN u
have proved Intellectual in thousands Of oasr,
Ihis medicine invariably removes obst ucioa
NC And as mother q relief, IL is not tqas|'
~ any other medicine. II Is not cathahic, b.
tonic, strengthening and restoring the system
healthy acton. IL is rrconimehdrd6y many
the most emminrnt physicians IN m- Dnsl
States Dot J Morrison, from Coletait, u
no has prhciis~d mrdldiHe some 20 yrsg ~
Oneida, \ Y. tays IN relation To IT "Thul sa'
best M dicInr nov IA use =
have lr"d II ~ the wofsi cases If trs
complaint wiil admirable aucc.ss. aud ~
Tor Tie good OF sut rng femalrs that q. NJ
s'cIahs would inir'd II ~ Their practice ssi
ni'r c"hhdrnce 1" believe they would bud bal
ny results, as have found the pills 10 ss's'
lnlly th-ir recommendation" Doet n K Dsn|
Syracuse. n. Y. tells a similar story. and mis
DINERS. For Further Information you are rsirf
red 10 the persons whose names are ann,1,t !.
our sh"w.biilsi aud alsp TO pamphlets L.ii vita
agents Tor grSiu,tpUs distribution - pnce Il
u"ildfs per box, Containing neafv one hgnto
rus Prepared and Sold whole. b aud RIA.
res no'ds ~ Parm~ly Pilsiord, Ml"nrt
~ SUD ais" By ID II Nrachain, VI d 81
hngiofd, jackson & K-irLam, B,andoa " ,c' i
Adams, Middir3ufy,F lun inplon, yrrgrs'a
Doc Trck, Burlington, a. Il Nan n 90 ~
by, - Andrrws, MancLrsirr. hl~fidI d v i
opi"gai, bennington, Wilson Il 1,rf, Bn~
h'i| aud BY II Z. Whn, 4 Co., at III, kui.'I
Bookstore.
REYNOLDS & PARNLLL
shelburne, Aug ~, l-31 {"
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STATE OF VERMONT, no all whom

! STATE OF VERMONT no all whom h
/ FINLAND County, IS l. may coneet
THE subscribers having been appointed BY d,
Hon. Supreme Court huldrn NJ Rutland Wits
I and Tor The county OF Rutland, ON the fist Tue,
day succeeding The fourth Tuesday in Jagoln
n. ~. Ie4O, commissioners to make uartition ~
To set oil according to the staiuir, a certain IN.
~ parcel Of land lying aud being in powrt ~
Danny, containing, by estimation, about 300 Urn,
more "r less. IL being all the iarm upon wlei
one DANIEL liulrtt, seino lived, before his d,
cease, except what he had conveyed TO his dsuJ
ter Janet Wilcox, and being all the land ~. "A
by said Daniel iIulet, senior, " ng in rsun
and Dainty, which said tract or parcel Of land j
owned hy Pau llulru, Joshua IluI-it Dyar lle
lett. Tobias iluleu, Marshall Ilulrn, uuh
lluleti, Sally Iiuleii. and Lovina roniry. N
Paw'ett, and Ethan Roberts and llaIria ms VIII
Of Dorsri,. aud ApoI IN Hastings aud Nancy hal
wife. of Chicago, IN the State Of Illinois, o, ,a
ants in common
We therefore hereby give notice that We u
attend Ipon the said tract or parcel Of land I'll
The purpose of making partition thereof aud 81
set I'll and divide the shares Of the several penoa
mt rested therein, oJ the 2b.h day of Apnl, A
ID 1910, al q o'clock FIRE noon
Dated at Pawleii, March 18Th. Is4O.
ELISHA ALLEN,
EBENEZER LEACH, I Comms.ion.n|
ROBERT II. SMITH.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm FOR SALE.
'INHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm lviny
4 on the stage road leading from Rutland To-
whitehall, three miles east of Casiletnn village
10 me north part Of Ira, containing 300 &C es we'll
calculated for dairy or sheep A good wood
iot, md sugar orchard of 500 trees n
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also a wood lot
near Clarendon Springs. gethrr with two Tor
SEES cows, 10 calves $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of 6-tf
Ira, Feb Isl, 40 on ROuND
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
FAR NJ FOR SALE.
New Saddle and Harness Manu-
factory.

factory.
'INiE subscriber would inform the public that
l. he has cnmmFnced the above business on.
posiie Mr.. Reeds Tavern, weherr lac hupes TO ie.
erive SHIRE of paitonag. lie will keep on
aud or make e. the shortest notice, all articles
IA this line Of business, IN the most modern sty lie
Of workmanship lie will sell ehrsp Tor cash .,
good credit most Kinks Of country produce taken
"a exchange. Those wishing 10 purcbss. ~ m
md Il advantageous to cali and examine MS
stock amp pnces before purchasing els. where.
"''""N' WV lf'h' l'c9. WADE
b-Wan'ed at the above business Boy
'-"iH ~ '8r 2-lI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
FARM For SALE

I'VE subscribers offer (ot sale the, g.
L IN the sou,h westerly part crNi nv.
tanning ahou, 300 acres of land well d., p
moving and pasiuiag", all Of which d.
cred. and a dwelling house, one ncot,."
by IL. one ~ lcet b 20. sawmin r... 'i
AID n;hrro buildings thereon stand.
liberal i7
Those wishing 10 pnrchase would d. 49,.
call aud examine for themselves
For iuthrt ptrticularsenQui-r on Nh.
Of the Subscribers T. NS Kpt,,H
NJ Holly. Mrrch 20. IsiO
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NOTICE..

A LII. Debts due the subscriber on he first day
IA of Oct, 1880, must be paid pre-, ious to the
LIST day of April 1910, (hope This n lice will be
attended to- JAMES BARRETT, Jr.
Rutland, Feb q, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

Iryci0bic Pulmondry Balsam.

ecidedly TIC most popular remedy ever known in a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10
OBITUARY.

Departed this life On the 3lst ultimo, in the
33gd year of bis eye. tho Rev. William V. Dunn.
OF the Baptist denomination. The deceased was
born in the State Of Maine, in the year 1903, OF
respectable parents. 10 the year 1893, he was
brought BY Divine Grace, to the knowledge Of
the truth il is in Jesus united himself to the
Methodist denomination, and became travelling
preacher in that connexiuD, till 1896 In this
year, his mind became much exercised On the
subject Of Baptism, which resulted in the conyir
ton that il was lis duty to be buried With Christ
10 that ordinance. lie was accordingly iniuers
ed watar pom profession of bis faith in Christ
CD the 7h August, 1886. From this time forth
at the call 81 tho Church, be entered upon the du
tie. Of an Evangelist, for which Office his talents
peculiarly fitted hiiu. His laboTs were, for the
most pant, the labors of an itiaerdnt Minister Of
tho Gospel, and in this capacity he was very popu
lar and very useful. 10 his last Illness. he mani
tested the spirit of resignation to the Divine Will
few nights before his death, he was favored with
clear and delightful view Of the three persons in
tls Godhcad, Father, Sor and Holy Spirit, ~
united in tho great plan Of Salvation. in this,
view it his privilege to he assured of lis IL
sresi 10 this great plan, and 70 commit his spirit
ard bis family into the hands % bis God, who is
able to keep that which is committed unto bin
against that day. In this frame Of mind, he COLI
tinued 10 bis last end His body now rests in
bope His spirit is numbered with the spirits Il
Just men made perfect! 70 Divine Grace be oil
the glory He has left widow and two small
children. to NOUN their lozs.-Edgcfeid Adrcr.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10
rIrcToRAL COLLEGE

We bad expected TO receive, 10 time for
this Paper, the official account Of The Pro.
ceedings Of the Electoral College Of North
Carolina, which met in this City on the
I'd instant. We shall publish them in our
next. In tie mean time we state that
JAMES WELLsoRN, Of Wilkes, was chosen
Presiden, Of the College, and ED4UND b.
freeman, Secretary. Gen ". delivered,
on taking the Char, on animated Address.
Two Electors were absent ffom IMPERATIVE
causes, viz :--CHARLrs Mcdowell, 0.
Burke, and DAVID +. CALDWELL, Of Row.
an. Their places were supplied BY the
appointment, by ballot, of EDMUND JoNEs,
Of Wilkes, and SAMUEL X. HoLr, Of Da.
wilson.
The fifteen votes Of the College were
cast Tor WILLIAM HENRY HARRI.
SON, az Ohio, as President, and JOHN
TYLER, Of Virginia, as Vice President.
The annuncia:lon of each vote was receiy.
ed BY large auditory, with demonstrations
Of high qualification.
DENNIS HFlETr, Of Iiliisjoro', was
unanimously elected Messenger to carry
the vote to Wasting;on.Ra!. Register.