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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

z SEVERE CASE or IGEEIHNG, WITh
a SUMNER COMPLAINT cured b. tho inla.
',i'c American Soothing Syrup of Or. W Evans
Mrs McPhcr,on. residing 81 Ne. g. Madison street.
called NJ thr Medical Cflre of pr. ". Evans Va 100
Cha:hau street. y. Y Hud purchased io'ic ri the
syrup Or her cLJ, VINO was suffering eyrT.cla.Ins
pain during the yf'crs- Oi dcu0u. being mota'li,i.
rlv threatened with coa,u's.ups; ITS bowels ~ were
sNcecIucly loosc. and topd could &c retained Un
lc stomach. Almost Immediately after be agf.jcl-
ton. the alarming symptoms entirely ccss.d and 30.
c7me quito natural As trii'ue ofga,iis5o Zoe flc
benefit afforded the chj, ilr DJihcr came oincr oyu
accord anI freely sanctioned puaiirty GO id- aro,e
&c particular iu anyiriug ~ 200. Chaf.sm si-le't
thcre ere several c1nnfrtoits advertised SO O,lri
: place in ti, civ has tie genuine Cor -4lc.
Z ~ rare oy ,rftifs--f'trrtoys Sc particular
I IN purchasing To- sec ihl' h. label 20 this Mclr'',
contains notice Of is" entry according To- hctoi Con.
Il 100 '.ahrm street. NoS Nrr,. or from DC resl.
NJ, 10 w II E'TG. Is w,r,rr wt,r,ar
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND s.
y CrE PlI'S-1h.-o piis So admirably sdap -
ff7 o. an,-' uniform rr'eli1 bo different mobilization
o i.sa di.-~-..E r--!51irs. orr ~arru.Friy reronl
meadci % puuc notice On thc Accession ofthc t1it
stage whsu tic face crI -o,= hc srii re- become
,r prl tae sensation OF .oid and l'rvHof e., P,r
yl'rL ils v h0,r ssfsu. fI,ir administrator rs ac
.r7a.aaig1 vsb aEoaabrr srccrss--ihcy soon i.s,or
hr subsequent distressing sluy,rlg. and violent sha
kur T.I 'F fl1Hnui'T iu iicT 4sn, ts ucCiel1 vf.
'l.umIf.lg cGrs 'hs r..l OBSTINATE rEre These glib
.a-, 5fs .u1l un'y l those distressing cssss. uiar
rl.re q. 'rUrtss II compile o1. ,an in ids ro-.a
.eItar lsrr. tension .1l distress iu thc cT~ls.Ir
u zion. SIS cher s.0. #-us ir'sIf' jhr existence
asYrIl asir1 1fD...... ts-1'' OF DO s.arlsth, Irc
r1us's rsstu.4-, Oft .i.-0. sllt cs1set Hsr"cs .
I scncgliiy suFcr.t.t rul ;5,.u-tr3 tuisraiienH
- IIcy r.smeacnt. overcome tarea Diseases. az o.
b. SINE ..me give ioIs % Oh. stomach. cleanse on
strengthen ihc bowels aul m part health. sig0r, au
~urrey to ihe eys'sm.
h-r1rc n Coaa's f.is--C srriov ia glr'.ca'
= .I aIrslt,.se o. ,ra 'htt tlo l1t.i 1. ris Medirr
r co1t1.n notice of is entry .iHT ~ al n 60
gree. Aud bo l'ks,,iac plrf'-u,ar a o.a.daifg hc
10 90 100 Chthom q. Ncys-Yort 7r from he r.,lf
syern wa 70 Nt~,G. IS Water FL, t.b,.. L..
.,,ss ~ ncTg'-rs'. f4-ry.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

Z nor RENT. tive frame houses in East Ivh ciing
Inmedia;e POSSESSION can he given OF one. The
Other on tho 1t day OF April Arplv To
10 70 DARE & UOGF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

WONDERFUL CURE or CONSTIPATION. per.
formed hy Or. SVNYNt.'S COMPOUND SYRJP.
or PRUNjS VIRGINIA. or WILD CHERRY Sir.
WILSON GREENE, Of Lancaster county. Pa. cnascly
cured o! 'e ah7ve disease n syap,Urrs We're chilli
moss succeeded by heat loyyncss Of spirits salt ste IN
hs month, dry cough great oppression IA the breast
loss OF aPP,Ic, frequent splitting and coughing up
irothy and lurd blood. Amer using TWO bottles of he
above syrup the cough ceased, The body hecan 10
strengthen and 10y usas moro bottles all hcSc Dis.
ing per6c: health, to the astonishmeRI OF al h.s
friends.
Extract Of letter dated.
IWE. Pa. September 81, 1889
Dear SRI his day send Tor some Of Br Swavnes
prunus Virginia or Wild Cherry Sgrup: there is g, n
tcman sJ,k m lhiS place, and lass bees for long nc
he has ircd the medicine and finds 1t helps him much
um out-pensc send me some immediately; scnG iwo
bottles II you cannot send more.
la haste. yours sc.
CiNct>NArI, kugu. 10. 1880
Respected Fr.crd. Dr. Swaync--I am truly ,ndebt-
cd toyol tor tnr benefit have received from s use
ut your Compound Strip ct Wild Cherry Bark which
confess wac The "a, OF .osng nv health I Nas
attacked WI cosnuon cold, which I-rDIuaiCi ia n
seated disease upon tic lungs. % length became
much dcbu;cd from constant coughing aud loss 81
appetite. rad gave no all hope Of recovering us MANY
of my family had hccn carried or by confumpllon--
Being recommended by friend Of mine. Mr. Weaver.
10 make trnl ct v0ur measurable syrup. did 90.
which terminated m performing n perfect cure. I
have mach lu >'y ~ you when see you, which VIII
he ihs fail. YOU may make Of these lines # you
think proper. that those afflicted ma, End relief from
JAMES PARRY.
+ Principal Ofirc - North Eighth street. Phladcl.
r5ia; Pittsburgh Office, No 81 ~ Clair street. next
door 10 the Allegheny bridge. where this invaluah,
medicine uny ALWAYS h- found Also for sale ut ths
Book store afJohn Fisher, Wheeling Va.
l NOV --1y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

a SoELIC"'S NATCHIESS SANATiVF. lor s,la
~ ny lhe Sutscrbcral'he Counting room OF Moore,
Clarke = ca who has b, en- appointed sole ogs, ,r d.
sale OF ia's valuable medicine in this CIV
90 Clio HARRISON
e ANL t"'r,Dt..,s Ia,ut a,-irs weIshIng 2UUO Il.
~ 'or safe low Tor cash. by
aug IL J. & J REILLY
@,PLEND;p OTTER Fur CARS avr,v p
~ Co. respectful invite Gentlemen 10 call NJ lOg
Main street. and examine the art.. j.
n. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

4 MOVER SEEp--Wc viii pay Ca~il io. 50 10 W
y bushels fresh Clover Seed. II del vcrcd sOou
irr - ATTERSIRN. CAID ELI. < 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

DrrTEB--J0 A.s. lue be- ...rs. aaI b., sale
ID by
Jnt FORSYTH HJJgC g. CLARKr.
EHT NNTCO --jJll us tIa.ery. f.- s....'. i...
w htahesi mU ,of pfcc Will o. rad. ig rrs'i. b..
i,u FORSYTH MOORE q CLARKE.
~ ASA MNf.NgN RNTSlNs ir whole A. b.ll
j sstaf ia -..c' ~ eu1 e. slfo he
1.eit WHr 80 Vrvrsfr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

p , EMovAL--S. NrCI ELAN hrs removed a.,
Z y BOOT and SHOE STORE is the corner opro-
ste h' former sinrd nearly opposite the Va ulcl r.
Gently occupied 5r F. =. Swelrngrn. ~ which place
he odcr' 70 the public an extensive stock Of Boots
Shoes. &c. NJ fair prices fehl5lSiO.
ks~1A FOR RENT one Of the beet business
ssss.ef sores in Wheeling, opposite tho Virginia
,sssm9s Foicl. Possession gwen immediately m.
ss-'SSsse quire of 6 FCLCLI An
Ycb IS. 1910.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

M'N'or"s CFrror. WHEELING, Frr. u. 1910.
'ionongala Lottery. Class ,. draw, n, 49,.
Tsirtfgr,. 81. rom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

LNLANSEED OIL--lO bits tllyS,,d ~. ,uf sale
\ tv ATTEEBUkI. CALDWELL. & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

ECCNONiY GOODS-A ,on-tsnt supply at Cloths.
i and Snunc,is, from thO mandatory Of George
Rapp. for sale hy
Jan IS ATTERBURv. CALDWELL & CO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

solrcI Ug ibe cts 90 Wheeling. Will receive
,rouos,.s sr the building of hf, prot h.uso, Or
.farrz powder. until The hrsi dst 1i s.Br,H urt.--
The slcciGcal.Jus con be seen ~ Dc Df Samuel
Nfrt WN IANFutN. J
JOS MORRISON. : Corr,ftsc
sAMsE- VI 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

~ STEPHENSON. ATTORNEY AT Law. No 20i
az. Main street, Wheeling, VI, nsN door below
" Nelson's Office. jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

D. 5. GREGORY & Co Wheeling ",
me grand caPiia' Of $4,000. Who'll. tickets NI,r,
,I' I""ery, drawn Jan 1. 1910. was sold by the
"anagcrs-ior capital prizes nddress vour orders 10
n. :. GREGORY 4 co, Wb,cI,r, 4,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

a ASh bags PEPPER.
MNS 10 bags Pmyuu,
l21 mats Cass1.
] cas!t NumcgS,
] DO Cloves
DO Ginger jlst received and Tor sale ~
in pNNIONS 4 'TINCJT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

MANAGERS OFFICE. Wheeling. Feb. L. ls4O
Editors uis ppilih for D. s. Grrrory 6 Co a,
Wieslrs, vR PaJl!sh &e Gaas1eI synopsis q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

"a Ew SUGAR 81 hhd.. new crop y. Orleans. q
Y superior article last recci al on consignment,
and for salo by FORSYTH. MOORE. & CLARKE
FEB Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

to''N HALL, Class ?. dulvs al B,lti,nor, ST.
arv 23i lsfO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
DID.

In Hartland Feb. ,, Miss Caroline Rice,
aged vs.
In Woodstock, Jan. IL, ENERGY l.. daugh-
ter of l.. c. Fay, aged years
AT Bridpor 9th Jan. James Wilson, rev.
pensioner aged IS.
AT Middlebury, 18th ult Arabella, wife of
VIM. Sampson, aged 80.
On the 18th, VIM. Edgar, only son of vii
liam Sampson aged year.
In Salisbury, 2ls, Feb an infant son of Rev
Mr.. Richardson.
AT Greenfield Mass. 18th Feb Mrs Abigail
Hitchcock, widow Of the late Mark Hitchcock
aged 50.
At Ashfeld Mass. Feb, Ia, Mr. Joseph Fisk
aged 55.
AT Norton, o. Henry vanhinney Esq. aged
1902.
Wallingford, VI, Feb. 2G, 1910.
Tothe Editor of,hc Rutland Herald,
DEAR SIR In behalf of the afflicted, you
are requested to insert in the Herald for the
next week the following
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Jesseniah Hull of Wallngford, died
Feb 90, 1910, aged 10. lie was born in Wal
lingford, Con.-Became an nhabitant of this
the times, which tried mems sous-when the
old foundations were moved and our fathers
rose in their might and laid new foundations
of Political, Civil and Religious freedom, I'M
9th. He answered the call ofhis country, as
soldier of the Revolution, in the militia of
CT. and was in her service, when Occum was
Chaplain.
He came forth from those days when men
were trained in such industrious, prudent and
provident ways, as to have wherewitha to
support and benefit, rathef than address and
corrupt society.
AS citizen, his life taught, that every one
should mind his own business and not be "a
busy body in other mems matters" but direct.
ly labor for ultimate, as present good.
His table fed the hungry-his hand remem
bered the sick and needy.-As father, vigi
lent and circumspect-a tender, yet firm ano
wary supervisor.-As husband, constant in
all his du,y-Ii,erally, ioper and keeper oil
home. He was a professor of christianity, in
the Congregational church for many years
A steady, and apparently sincere adherent ,c
the doctrines of his choice, he remembered IA
the end and al the end, the necessary means tt
sustain the Gospels influence.
Having lived to good old age, he came Ia
his grave, exhibiting the victory of faith ovei
the fear of death, and so gave up the ghos
without a murmur or a sigh. ). M.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Hard Times in Merieo.-It would seem that
we are not The only people who have to com
plain of hard times. The Cosmopolita, a Mex
lean journal, draws sad picture of the con-
dition of the republic. 1t says that the sala-
ries of persons employed by the Government
are not paid, that they are pressed by hunger,
and that the roads ofthe country are infested
by robbers; that the department of Chihuahua
is invaded by the Indians, and can obtain no
aid from the government; that Durango is
also invaded by the Indians, and left unpro-
tected that the province of New Mexico, suf-
fering from incursions of the aborigines, seems
blot,ed out from the Mexican territory, and
that Yacatan is the theatre Of bloody civil
war. Finally, the Cosmopolita says
The result of this project of re-conquest
will be, that when our soldiers shall have
persisted by hunger, nakedness, and North A.
merican Rifles, the government will plead its
inability to carry on the war, for the want OF
means. Then we shall bid a last adieu "a
Texas, and await the declaration Of indepen-
dence by other departments, when the oppor-
tunity shall be deemed by them favorable"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

NE the subscribers being sppoin,ed BY the
w hon The probate court for thu district Of
nn'and commissioners % receive, examine aud
solus, az c's,m' and demands OF ali rcfsens q.
gainss the er,si. Of
VS. LORD,
sue OF shrewsbury, IN -sid .dls,tict, fsceaAea,
'eP'esen'ed inssvent, and 60 a., els iu,s snd de-.
nand, exhibited IN Offset thereto end D., s,orths
rom The 2si day 81 Veterinary Inst, being Allowed
,s" court TOT that purpose, Ne do therefore
hereby give notice thai W. W N attend IA ,,,r hn.
mess OF our 'aid appointment, at tho DWELLING
house OF fh'ltP LORI In Shrewsbury "a me va
Mondays OF Junr aru Auru., neat, from o'el, "a
until oelocs =. N On ,scb oT said ds,N
I, INN, C0LnuRN, comm,...,.
/ Shrewsbury, Feb 20 1910 III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
STA TIE OF VERMONT DEitrememhere

STA TIE OF VERMONT DE it remembered
District of Fairhaven, SIS. : ID that at a pro.
bate court held al Casileton within and for said
district
A certain instrument in writing, under seal
Luke Nichols, late Of Hubbardton in the county
of Rutland and stale Aforesaid, deceased, being
presented 10 said court for probate and allowance.
II is ordered that the said bill be referred Tor
probate, at a court to be holden at the probate Of
fee in Csstleton on the Sd "Wednesday of March
next and that a publication Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald print.
ed at Rutland, as soon as may be shall be sufh.
see cause, and contes, the probate Of said will
ell A. WARNEE, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
Part of Tpo Stories .-An old gent

Part of I'po Stories An old gentle
man, notable for his truth and veraci-
ty, once told some listeners Of his cx-
traordinary activity when a youth. He
was once, he said, going 10 NOV, and
deer jumped across the road. He
pursued him, and after hard chase,
succeeded in catching him by the hind
legs and killing him. The lads ex-
pressed more surprise at the relation
than was expected, and he qualified
il, by saying that crust of snow thro'
which the deer's feet broke, while his
were large enough to keep him up,
gave an advantage. without which he
might not have been able to overtake
so fleet an animal. "Ah, but said
they,] we thought that you were GO
ing to mowing. He considered min
ute. 81 believe, said he ! have part
of two stories"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
Revised statutes Of Vermont.

The Revised Statutes of this State
passed by the Legislature at its last
session, are now in press and will be
completed with all possible dispatch.
AS the State will have none for sale,
or for distribution in The STATE, all want
ing book must buy. Specimens If
print with proposals for price, &c. will
be sent to every town in the State, and
first ordering from agents, will receive
the first copies ready. Any one wish
ing to receive the sheets as they are
printed, will have them sent by mail
weekly, stitched in covers. for $3.50
on application to the subscriber.
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, Feb. !, 1910. LII
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday Feb "a.

Al Market $50 beef cattle. go cows and
calves, 1900 sheep, 100 swine. Abou, so beet
cattle unsold
Priccs.-Beef Cattle. Sales very dull, and
the prices obtained last week were no, sustain.
ed on the hes, quality. We quote frs, quail.
~, 90 70. Second, 80 e5 a @ 80. Third
$5 25 5 IS.
Working Oxen--A very few sales only were
effected.
Cows and Calvcs-Dull we noticed few
salcs-s25, 30, -, 40 and A.
Sheep. half at markc, were ordi
nary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
STATE OF VERMONT, DE il remember.

D,.Irs, to- Of Fsrh"ssa 81. b ed , is at pro-.
bate court held al Castl.ion on the 22d day OF
Feb 1910
Tn. widow a nd heirs OF Pbinshas Strong, late
of Pswlet la said district decreased have petition
ed for license tn sell and convey all the real
tate OF the said Phinehss within this state tot the
payment Of debts and charges against said estate
IN preference TO selling personal estate.
IL is therefore ordered that said petition be heard
be fore said court on the Sd "wednesday in March
next, at the probate Office in Cas,leton, and that
no ice thereof be given by publishing tins order
in the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, three
weeks soccessyely as so6n as may be
Given IN Probate Court this 2Gih day Of Feb
A. ID. 1870 I'll A. WARNER Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

UPIet the laborers Of the country remem-
Der that il has been unblushingly proclaimed
in tie Senate Chamber OF the United States by
Mr. Buchanan Of Penn. and Walker OF Miss
As we'll as other leading Administration men. as
an argument in favor OF the sub-tressury bill
tina, Il viii destroy credit. lotrer fAe vIee Of Ia
boz IN this country, and reduce our population
10 the condition Of that OF Cuba, China and
other hard money governments Of The old
world. The mask is al las, torn on, and the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
STATE or vERnoNT ,,rnE Prob.

" ot VERMONT, }uHE Probate
District Of fsirhaven ! i Cour, 70. The
district OF f"irhaven 10 all person. to wh m these
presents shall come Ga.,Y,,a
Tue guardian OF Mary, James aud Emily rris.
nee minors, heirs Of Amos Ffi.bee late or Poult.
n"y, deceased, having represented 10 hi. court
'ha' would be conducive 60 the interest Of said
minors toscll all The real estate belonging TO them
situate IN Pouliney, IN said district, and said
guardian praying this court 20 grant him author.
NY and license TO sell such estate.
MS therefore ordered that said application be
Leafd before said court on the Sd "Wednesday in
March next at the probate Office in Cas,feion 1,
ana that notice thercofbe gwen by publishing
TINS urder thtet weeks successively ss soon a.
may be, in the Rutland Herald printed al Rut
iand, Given In Pr.bate Corrj this Goth day Of
Feb 1910 y III A. WARNER, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Death Of Commodore Deacon. We regret
to announce that commodore David Deacon,
of the U. S. Navy, expired this morning at "a
bout seven o'clock, after an illness of about
six weeks. This officer was one of the elders
of the navy, and few men have ever left more
warmly attached friends to deplore his loss.-
Philadelphia GdseHee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Steamboat Accidcnt.-The steamboat Mohe
gan, which started from New York on Monday
afternoon for Stonington, had reached within
thirty miles of the latter place, when her low
er cylinder head broke, with loud noise, and
no little panic was created thereby among the
passengers. OF course the boat Immediately
stopped Her signals of distress were seen
10y the Providence, on her way to New York,
which came to her assistance and towed her
to Stonington.- Times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
STATE OF VERMONT } I}E il remember

LATE OF VERMONT nE II remember.
probate court held at Casicton. within and for
said district on the fourth Saturday, being the
22d day of Feb A. ID. ls40
The administrator of the estate OF Frederick
Halfway, deceased, proposing to render an &C.
count Of his administration.
II is ordered. that said account be examined in
court on the third "Wednesday Of March next;
at the Office OF the Judge Of Probate In CsstIeton
and that a publication Of a copy. of this order
three weeks successfully in the Rdtand Herald,
printed at Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be
sufficient notice 10 oil concerned to appear, ft they
see cause and object thereto. A true copy Of Rec
ord, I'll A. WARNER, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
Vermont Literary and Sci.
cnliliC ansti(utiOn.

THE spring term of this institution will com.
l. mence on the last Mond' in February.
Board Of Instruction,
CARLETON Parker, Teacher of Maihemst.
les and Philosophy
ERASTUS G. sPOONER, Teacher Of Ancient
Languages.
AURORA ID. SKINNER, Teacher Of the Female
Department.
+. B. PARKER, Assistant Teacher.
Tuition.
For common English Studies 1925
For higher English branches aid Ian.
guages, U,S
French, Painting, and Drawing each
extra 100
Board.
At tbe Institution, per week, 20
In private families from 81 30, 10 $500
The flciIti.s Of acquiring knowledge at this
school better than they have hitherto
been. The board Of instruction is permanently
filled Each teacher deyotes his whole attsDtion
TO his own department Scholars are taught TO
hs~A aud and nm simply 90 commit 10
memory. CARLETON PARKER; Ptoeipai.
Brandon, Feb. 0, 1910 6-5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Opium.-lt is stated in Smyrna paper, that
the Turkish government have just sent firmans
to the governors of all the provinces in which
opium is cultivated ordering them to use their
influence with the inhabitants to induce them
10 SOW corn on the land which has hitherto
been reserved for opium.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Notifications on the Frontier.--A letter
from Queenston, published in Mackenzie's Ga
zette, states that our government is building a
new fort at Youngsiown-tha' the British are
building fortress on the site ofthe old French
Fort near Toronto, on the lake shore, a, an
expense of 100000; and that Burlington
heights, at the head of Lake Ontario, are TO be
strongly fortified in the spring.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Mr. Profit, Wing member from Ia. was
predicting'the other day in the House Of Rep
resentatives to some of his Tory colleagues,
the result of the next Presidential election
He told them his prophecies had always come
to pass-for she was not only Profit, but
the son of ProM.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

A beggar went into store in Philadelphia,
a few weeks since, and asked for money
The merchant, by way Of experiment, offered
him his choice between good sailed Goldfish
and two cents in money down. The beggar
at once chose the currency. Two cents
would pass readily at the next gog-shop; the
fish was only food
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

A preacher being requested to per-
form the last sad ffices for a young
lady at the point Of death, pressed her
TO believe that flesh and blood could
not enter the kingdom of Heaven
Then | am safe, said she, for am moth
ing but skin and bones.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Sign Of the Times. If any person has the
curiosity to note a sign of the times, let him
pass through the once principal streets of bu-
siness-Pearl street, for one. Probably there
never was, even during the most gloomy pc
Rod of the war, such display of "To Let" on
the finest stores in the city, heretofore occupi-
ed 10y cheerful, enterprising, and prosperous
merchants and this is but an index Of others.
EIpreSs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

Col. Johnson Thrown The Virgin
ia Administration State Convention at
Richmond have nominated Gov. Polk,
ofTenn. for the Vice Presidency, and
refused Ia go into a National Conven-
ton. uadisonian.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03
MlDDlEBURY FEMALE
SEMINARY,

The Spring Quarter of this School
will commence on Thursday, February
Goth. The subscriber devotes himself
wholly TO the business of instruction,
and will be assisted by Miss II. s.
Russell, OF Greenfield, Mass. Lessons
in Music and Drawing are given by
MRs. TILDEN.
Oil l.. l.. TILDEN, Principal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-03

The Lost Money Recorored. -Hamblin, tho
man who ran of with SIi, 600 in money be-
longing to John Dixon, Commissioner of pub
lie Works, Ill. hath repenied of his crime and
sent back the money. which has been received
by Mr. Dixon. Hamhln says he will return
'he coming spring, and try to retrieve his char
actpr