davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
FARM FOR sale.

THE subscriber offers FOR sale his Farm lying
l. on the stage road leading fiom Rutland to
Whitehall three miles east of Cas,leton village
in the north part Of Ira, containing 900 ac cs well
calculated for dairy or sheep. A good wood
lot, and sugar orchntd of 800 trees, n
good cedar lot in West Rutland, also wood lot
near Clarendon Springs, together with two or
scs, cows, 10 calves, $50 sheep. For further
particulars inquire on the premises of G-f
Ira, Feb. LIST, 1910. o. H. ROUND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
Vaiuabie mtormation.

M indian Negsiasle Pills ere a certain cure
~ US every yafisiy Of form, because
'hsf thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowel.
, nr Pfofr' disehsfge by the luags, skin and
snu siii1sia'e The blood To purify itself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
FOR SAIL

w the subscribers being uppoi,,-,
w hon. the probate court Tor the
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive, ,t,n
adjust all claims and demands OF al ,,.
gainst the estate Of
JAMES FRlSBEE,
late Of Tinmouth in said district, dece,,,
scented insolvcnt, and also all claims and ~
exhibited in offset thereto and SIX nom
,hc7,h day OF March 1870, being allow,
court for that purpose, we do therefor
give notice that we will attend to The y
oioursald appointment a, the late dwelln,l
of J. Frsbie deceased, in Tinmouih on n
days of June and September ncll n
o'clock until 4 o'clockr NJ on each of,
WESLEY CLEMENS, ! Com,
SlLAS REED, i,,io,,.
Tinmouti., March 10th, 1870 h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
OTTO MOTHERS. m

uss~r. a. ckass s. 60 --S.rhi. -iies,ia, ..,,h
.s'd ab-si ne sisrsorcnay ssefthe Ressrf.ei.a a,
ts's.sa i''ils uPau iAes- usasi hse..H,s Nsths,
-e ~sr~ i1tsred 70 make tfi,i u ibsm Nv n ,Ge
ihs nsoss ssasoss ask sIeFselaliR; pss. ds,ag I'd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
NOTICE.

a III: DEBTS due the subscriber on the first d,y
o. oe,, 1883, mus, be paid preyisus 10 the
attended tn JAMES R.RpFTr 's
Ra.lsnd, FEB. "a, 1910 ."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Superior to the Hygean. Brandretb,s

Evans Tomato. tho Matchless (pricedl Sinativc.
or any nihei Pills or Compound beforc the public
os certified TO by Physicians and Others / ct none
condemn them until they try them and then VIC are
certain they viii not.
II ~ now settled point with all who have used
'hsNeeeiahle FtNsiAN PILLS that they arc pre-.
em,n~niiy the best and most eficocions FAMII Y
MEDICINE that has vet been used in America lr
Every iamily could become acquainted with their
Sory6ign Pocer over disease. they would keen then,
AND be P'epared with sure REMEDY 10 apply on
TIE hrt appearance az disease. aud then how much
di'iiess would beayoided and money saved. as well
The lives 81 ihonaands who hurried out OF time by
nsgeei'ng disease IN It's hri stages, by not being
"a POSSESSION OF remedy which they can place de.
pendenee Upoa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07

be.a sai consequently tend % r,nuao;e friuta 81
tiF ,sfs 6isrss ~tith tAry sfr cmgiufnd ~ cute 80
4 10 tisa ny ite use ~ rnffsntes. etcnsFely fafn-
81 81 sege shle cerP1suds. ~hch. Possessing ~iit'
themselves ~ dcieisfsogs sfsRcics Which dsronpa
,i,ea. CONFEDERATION alteration caa dstslopo ~
burg s,s aston. snj there ifc capable ri podoc ~
eject, s1ts tbal shch V denfejthsts safe fe'n'
,alt fYsbd
1hs tiac Pills and rhnait iiftie,, have proved 10
- The noss happy their effects case, At bilious
dscasfs 81 ans parcly vegetable preparation ever oil
ic'ed 10 ihe public. " The stomach - Tool itey
ei-snr- ~ efei'inr 20 th'',s ~ IL COATS u mol
thSy pes to the doodvuum ~ahoai sfciiing 'eaiias
81 IN the sieintch stimulating tie nc ghb"f
iug ssc~ra tho href ard ptncfas % asto pf"dnee
a mafe copous f"w 81 tAc' scrreitonf nia ie 'ntes
tnes ,iihaisiine Tic ohhaloat eaPiiis'es 'e'nnn'-
ung 20 tic aref coat, WHICH ah '"efe"s'u ~" " 'e
usrless PARTICLES 81 thr BODY. ioiefn m'''f' or re-
T iaiaod secretions. src completely discharged.
Icrer and 1gUc.
Tan, friend. 10 TIC Wet. aud particularly those
Who haze uscdthe Life Medicines IN treatment Of
I Fever and igur.
d a.. bot ,ery short time since these medicines
h,r, been intfaucrd INTO tie fever and ncuc districts
nd The ~, pfeinr faiors himself that during that
perrd. wherever they have been used according to
the crccitons. they have done mote towards eKior-
minsiiHg the disease, ti'aa all other remedies d
prescriptions, combined. u is common excuse
mnng regular p'ariiiIonefs' when specifies ate in
ir,ductd int thcs cannot cure d,sease which peo
pic are "a tie habit Of considering incpfabo. Mcd
cal experience Is continually dong away \ part Of
ihe ist &C tie fcnfahc Diseases ard NJ. MoTit has
tie hhrpif1A Of confidently announcing Tint fever
and aeuc ,ro~ 10 be addod To- tho number OF com
plinis wlich me- crn skill has conquered.
IN Fever AID Acuo the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy. but If
perseteied in eieci permanent cure 50 that ifthe
patent oniy ordinarily careful. and resorts direct
~ io his medicine upon tic FIRST symptom OF ienden
oy "a rev attack 81 may aiv avs bc waritd oil To
escape one rh,ll would be Of infinitely more conse
quenre 10 tho sufferer Than the remedy to remove
the disease prrnste0iiy would confer a benefit up
ON hun which cannot be e-iimaiod by any earthly
ttandstj That these medicines will effect what is
hce claimed lur them. The proprietor has the tctimo
ny Of all acquainted with them and their application
md IN Tie fever and sgus and his object IN now
addressing his friends a lie W est is to request them
that they viii spHfc pains IN communicating their
experience aud disseminating this highly interesting
niormn tnn now that tie season for fever and arnc
b.s arrived
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
THE RESURRECTION OR PER.

SIM FILLS. The name Of ,hrse pills orir,na,.d
rom 'he circumstance o. the medicine beng only
l"osh 20 The eemeirirs Of Persia This veret,ble
production so'ng ul peculiar kind led 10 exn.ri.
meh'. as Ia ,is medical qualities md siIues Ia half
aeeniaiy u became an established medicine IN, tbe
Theses OF thai country. The extract Of This sngu
H' production MS introduced into some patis Of Ia
roe "a the wear 1881 nd used BY NAM oelebrsied
P'''leians IN eu"ng d'seases, where all other mcdi
.,neS hah teen a'ea IN vain Early IN the wear 7y2
we efi'ei was oomo,aed With a certain vegetable
@'diei' 'npof;,d ifotn Duri llea IA the East Ia
ore ani termed inio pills Tie admirable effects Of
'es e""P'and upon the human system led plyscipns
a"a 'am'"es ihio IT. general use Their long ssti q.
l'hei ehararieT. theis paiyeFssi and heang ,iunes
VIC oeie'gent and cleansing quaes Of their speeih-
cal aeioh upon the gi,nda.S part Of the sysiem are
'sca az VII sssiaa tseif rePatstoa and geserai use
~ The America Rspsblie.
To u Chase " Go.
Gent. sirs This 10 To inform yea that have
usod yoar Fsrsaa seseisble Pills for year pasi IN
our Praei'ee, aud arc we'll Peasei IN their operation
Relieving them Ia islh their adseFtismeut IA answer.
ins a. s~bs'iiais where eai'nei is Indicated, ~.
r-eoasn,erd them to ihs pablo
Drs BROWN MkENZiE A. BALsTEAD
Rochester. 1851
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM,
Dropsy, Snail Fox, The Douloureaux,
FEVERS OF ALL KINDS.

and IN many other diseases, IN their worst sinres
there should be doses, ofl0, Is, 90 80, and even
more Pulls administered at "A dose II is done
with great success all over Europe, and there is
where The medicine is most successful We con.
versed with sgentleman ia this town in August
last, II was Mr. John Morrison son Of MIR Jam
Morrison, the ilygeisi, who spent a dsy or two.
mere, while on bis irayels through the States he
informed us mat lie was once Frustrated by ie.
Vei, we think he said typhus ievfr, fine nam.
matters noD and was pronounced BY FREE d. and
bhl sIcians near his end 4 asst rteovery' His
Father dismissed the physicians and ssis 4 think
can save him and commence with 1907 No
rms, these did no, have the desired effect aud
he gave him 60 No. Pills and continued the Sc
aosrs several days, until he was out If da gel
'lruient diseases require large doses. Larpe do.
ses IN season, viii prevent long sickness
!hr. L. Cur Is, known by all in this town and
'ielhi'y was laid up it'll nismetory rheumatism
I'D 10 be lifted into and vi e bed his limbs were
swollen very large and his paine were very acute,
he had been trying various things without relief
by the persuasion Of mrs. & johnson, against his
wishes, he sent 10 US for a 81 psckase Of Morri.
sons medicines and by them cured We
had tins information from mr.. Curtis himself he
- here aud can be euquirrd Of concerning it
mrs Johnson, known 10 most Of the inhabiiants
Of Burlington, was laid up with tn same diss,se
aud could get no rel ef, lie sent 10 Us for a nack
age at MofIisons medicine, and says y hen Ind
taken The biih dose, the swei lings nd the mains
began to leave me, and those only who have had
'h'' disease can iealizs the happiness OF
ABSENT PAIN
siofftsoo fills cured mrs Johnson
Applications fof agencies or medicine inns,
paid promptly answered
fANGBoRN & BRiNsMAID.
",fs, Bnfhngloh,Nt State Agent.
IL l. CHENEY, RntlaHd, W 2. Reynold,
FACTORY fo'ai Ira Button. Bra, on Kent WriaL,
Shor-ham, James Hull, Orwell. ] Frs,, A
bridPou
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
Going West :

WE Subscriber has two good BOATS a..
Il will leave Whitehall N.Y. iof Boa.
n. Y, as soon as navigation opens, and % ~ %
and ith Tuesdays Of May, June, August ,n'e
iober. All goods stored with me FREE Of eb ,g
JONATHAN PoLLti
Poliy's Landing, Fort Aan, n. y. March ~
Il-T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07

VA Il the subscribers, being spPoaN,-d VI
w hon. the probate court Tor the disssS
Fsirhaven, commissioners 10 receive eYsmRs
adjust all claims and demands Of oil psisas
gaiDsi the estate OF
LUKE NICHOLS,
late OF liubbardton, in said district, dcceayta
resented insoIvent, and also all claims ~, ,
nands exhibited IN offset thereto: and siI BgiA
rom The 10th day Of March inst being iisfa
by SAID court for that purpose, We do iber,l'
hereby give notice that we wllatiend 10 The 20
ness OF our SAID appointment at the dv,.f
house OF the widow Of said deceased in 10
hordion, on the 4lh Wednesdays Of Apfi .
August next, from | until o'clock 7. NJ
each Of said days
PLlNY HOLMES, lc.n,.;,,;oo,,
SETH 81. JOHN, Jr, 'o"''"'''''"''
iubbardlon, March ~, le40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
FARM FOR SALE.

New Saddle and Harness Manu-
factory.
'TNlIE subscriber would inform the public that
l. he has commenced the above business op.
pose Mr.. Reeds Tavern, wehere he hopes to re-
ccive share of pn,ronag. He will keep on
and or make to the shortest notice, all articles
in this line Of business, in the most modern style
of workmanship He will sell cheap for cash or
good credit most kinks of country produce taken
in exchange. Those wishing TO purchase will
find it advantageous TO call and examine his
stock amp prices before purchasing else where.
Rutland, Nov. 18th, 1850. J. WADE.
N -Wanted at the above lusiless Boy
IL &c yasof age. 2-I1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-07
BY the British Queen

WHICH arrived at New York Nov 90, were.
ceived an interesting tle,tpr from Mr. Morrison
written at ihs British College of Health, London
whcie the medicine fwhi we speak below is
made. Mr. Morrison thinks that the reason that
many 10 this country are SO long in being cured
of old seated diseases, is shat they do not take
large doses enough and who is better Judge,
Than he who has tor years made and admin ste red
the medicine and observed lis effects? We be-
heve this the true one In cases of typbus
fever, bilious affections cholera morbus onsump-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
asay's Lininlent,

NO TICTION.-Ths extraordinary chcmi-
cal composition, tn result of science and the
invention OF a celebrated medical man. the intro
ducton of which to the public was invested with
the solemnity of death bed bequest, has since
gained a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining
the correctness of the lamented Dr. Gridlcy's last
confession. that "he dared not die without giving
to PROSPERITY the benefit of his knowledge on this
SUBJECT" and he therefore bequeathcd to his
friend and attendant Solomon HAYS the sccrect of
his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly for the cure OF the Piles and also so
extensively and eifecually as to battle crcduity,
unless where its effects are witnessed. External
ly in the following complaints:
For Dropsy.-Creating extraordinary absorb
ton at once
All MISUNDERSTANDING them ia few hours.
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
| case
Sore Throat.-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group and Whooping Cough.-Extcmally,
and over the chest
All bruises, sprains and burns, curing in few
hours
Sores and Ulcers-Wheher fresh or long stall-
ding and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children in re-
iucing rheumatic swengs and oosenng coughs
and ,igh'ness of the chest by relaxation of the
parts has been surprising beyond dcscnphon.-
The common remark oithosc who have used it i'll
the Piles, is 1T acts like charm"
For sale by L. Dewey, Apothecary's Hall, and
S. Sawyer, Dearborn street Chicago.
LOOKOUT FOR IMPOSITION.
base attempt has been made 10 initiate Hay 5
I l,N,l,n
rights of the proprietors. Never buy Hays Lin
ement unless it has splendid ,engrayed wrapper,
and the written, mind written signature Of COM-
STOCK 81 Co.
All others must be impositions Any person ven
ding any other article, by the name OF Hays Line
ment, either at wholesale or retail will be prose-
cutcd for n violation of our copy right. The oath
of Mr.. Hays may be found copied on our inside
wrapper, swearing that no other person knows
any OF the component essential parts of this Lin
emcnt--and that he will not reveal the secret for
twenty years.
U. s. District Court ofMe State If M,c York.
Office of the Clerk for the Southern }
District of New York
This is to certify tina, the Copy Rights for the
wrappers, and for the descriptions, and directions
to use, Hays Linement, We're secured in this office
IN the year 1888, by Comstock q Co. and have
not been obtained by any other person since that
date or before.
FRED. ]. BELTS, Clk of L. S. Court
COMESTOCK & Co.
Sole propretors, New York
QTAll persons ordering this article from the
East will please always say, ComSt0ck'S Hugs Lin
ement For sale at the drug store of
NJ. Z. HOLLISTER.
Ottawa, May 23d 1910. lit.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
A COMPANION that is cheerful and free

4 COMPANION that is cheerful and free
from swearing and scurrilous discourse,
is worth gold. love such mirth as does
not make friends ashamed to look upon
one another next morning, nor men that
cannot well bear it, to repent the money
that they spent when they are warmed
with drink. And take this for rule:
you may pick out such times and such
companions, that you may make your
selves mcrrier for little than great deal
of money-for st is the company, and
not the charge, that makes the FEAST
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

reader, that of the one hundred and TWEEN
ty-siX emigrants who left Virginia in the
spring, only sixty-three remained at the
close of summer. A little bluff had been
entirely covered wi;hnewly formed graves.
They were swept off by putrid fever,
uncommonly malignant, and which some
times did its work in few hours. The
inhabitants were healthy as usual.
The settlers inform me, that no disease
like it ever appeared in the country be-
fore or since. Intelligence of this fatal
sickness reached the Atlantic states, found
its way into the periodical journals, and
more than all other events, has produced
an impression abroad, that Illinois is a
sickly country; an impression wholly in
correct. Illinois, unquestionably, is as
healthy Il region as any western state.
In 1898, Turkey Hill settlement in st.
Clair comfy, was made by William Scott.
His descendants are numerous and respec-
table in that county.
Many other interesting facts of this ear
ly period may yet be cleaned. The facts
| have narrated, are of unquestionable au-
thority, having been obtained from those
who were actors in the scenes. The whole
was then read at a meeting in Monroe
county. to about twenty persons, whose
personal knowledge embraced nearly the
whole period, and such corrections made
as to accord with their account.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
Darlington, Beaver County, Pa. I
February. 1899.

Dcar Sri feel it due to YOU as the inventor
OF the medicine and to the public, who may be
greatly benefited by it, to state cure that was
performed IN my family, by the use Of your Gar
INITIATIVE Balsam."
MY little son, when about two months old was
seized with 6o,cei complaint, caused, as sup
ose, by change of diet. 1t continued for two
weeks without intermission, and notwithstanding
the remedies prescribed by respectable physician.
we gave up the child VICTIM as we supposed to
a fatal disease, but | proyidentially heard OF
"Jayne's Carminative," an cficctual cure for
bowel complaint, and Immediately despatched a
messenger to a town seventeen miles off for bot
tie. BY the use of this medicine, in less than
thirty six hours the disease was checked and by
its continued use for IA few days the child was
restored to perfect health. Shortly after this,
there occurred similar case in one of the tam-
lies of my congregation; | prescribed "Jayne's
Carminative,' and the result speedy cure.
From knowledge Of the efficacy of your medi-
cine in bowel complaints, q disease to which
children are constantly liable, | have obtained and
keep constantly IN the house, "A quantity Of the
'Carminatiye"
The same child, owing TO exposure, when rec
emily coming up the Ohio, was attacked by the
horrible malady GROUP. We landed in the
night at Beaver Point, and when our fears were
alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchral cough was the
| lp+prunner of death. we gave him teaspoon full
of the "EYectorGnt,' "a bottle of which you pre-
scented me with when in rhiladelphia) and applied
some lineament to the throat and breast, and be-
fore many minutes the hoarseness was gone, the
child breathed freely and slept sweetly. Owing
to these circumstances it cannot be wondered at
why have so high an opinion of DIR. Jaync's
medicine, and why advise every family to keep
=, hon Ia, t,ro I'M
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR 3. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Darling
ton Pa.
DR.. ID. JAYNE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
Copy of letter from DR., S. :. Fitch.
PnILapELpHrA, Nav 10, 1888.

Dr.. Jlyae,-Den SRI feel that can hardly
say enough to you in favor of AHberfs Oleqginois
Hair Tonic sold by you. My hair had been falling
off two years, and had become very thin threa,ning
speedy badness, when | commenced using this
remedy. In about one week it ceased to fall of.
have used it now about three months, and have
as full and thick head of hair as | can possibly
desire. | have recommended its use to a number
ofmy friends, who all speak well oft. faithful
ly employed have no doubt ofits general success.
may add that before using the Tonic, had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the
hair such as the Macassar Oil, all the different
preparations of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil,
&c. &c. without experiencing much, if any
benefit. Respectfully yours,
S. S. FITCH,
No. l72 Chestnut street.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19

On a surface of two square miles, it
was ascertained that fifty thousand men
and horses were lying! The luxurious
crop of ripe grain which had covered the
field of battle, was reduced to litter, and
beaten into the earth; and the surface
troldor down by the cavalry, and iurrow-
ed deeply by the cannon wheels, strewed
with many relic OF the fight. Helmets
and cuirasses, shattered firearms and bro
ken swords; all the variety of mih.;ry
ornaments; lancer caps and Highland
bonnets uniforms of every color, plume
and pennon; musical instruments, the
apparatus of artillery, drums, bugles -
but, good God why dwell on the har-
rowing picture of toughten field each
and every ruinous display bore mute testi-
mony to the misery Of such battle. 3
Could the melancholy appearance of this
scene of death be heightened, it would be
by Witnessing the researches of the living,
amidst its desolatio FOR the objects of
their love. Mothers and wives and child
rem, for days were occupied in that mourn
full duty and the confusion of the corp
ses, friend and foe intermingled as they
were, often rendered the attempt at recog-
nizing individuals difficult, and in some
cases impossible. \ In many places
the dead lay four deep upon each other,
marking the spot some British square had
occupied, exposed for hours to the MUIR
derous fire of a French battery. Outside,
lancer and cu;rasser were scattered thick
ly on the earth. Madly attempting to
force the serried bayonets of the British,
they had fallen, in the bootless essay, by
the musketry of the inner files. Farther
on, you trace the spot where the cavalry
of France and England had encountered
chassour and hussar were intermingled !;
and the heavy Norman horse of the Impe-
rial Guard were interspersed with the
gray chargers which had carried Albyn's
chiyalry. Here the Highlander and trail
eur lay, side by side, together; and the
heavy Dragon, with green Erin's badge
upon his helmet, was graphing in death
with the Polish lancer On the
summit of the ridge, where the ground
was numbered with dead, and lrodden
fetlock-dcep in mud and gore, by the
frequent rush of rival cavalry, the thick
strewn corpses of the Imperial Guard,
pointed out the spot where Napoleon had
been defeated. Here, in column, that
favored corps, on whom his last chance
rested, had been annihila.cd and the
advance and repulse of The Guard was
traceable by mass of fallen Frenchmen.
In the hollow below, the last struggle Of
France had been vainly made; for there
the Old Guard attempted to meet the
British, and afford time for their disorga-
nized companions to rally. - MarweUS
Wctories Of the British.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19
Improbable Delhi Grafton.

One half of human life is made up of
wasted consideration. The highways Of
the world are strewed with the sand of
thoughts cast away. The events over
which we have no control, affect our DIES
tiny a thousandfold more than the few
that we can govern; and while we ponder
over our decision, fate decides for lss, and
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-19

This sea. which in part divides Europe
and Asia, is the largest lake in the world.
Its area is computed to be one hundred
and fifty thousand miles. 1t is re-
markable fact, that the surface of this lake
is three hundred feet below the level of
the ocean.