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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
.,'he Cause ofBiAous Complaints
and q Mode Of Cure.

4 fe MT Of lc
wen reeuia.ed anu ops reon;s,e for The mama
upon Tue s.ona1n !,t ", s,;mnia,os J;oest;op and
non OF SCUM ,;.aI canal Gee from ali ehs,ruc,ons
Seops '"a c,;or snrG,ce of tho liver i; necuI,,r
.,",jn, IN which The bile s first nreserved heinz
cad hv The ii YER from tho blood rTbence !, n,ss
es n,o he stomach and intes,,nes and rcgua,es the
digestion. Thus we see when there s n deficiency
cbiIe The body is const,n,jy cos,ve n, Tho o,bc,
hand an oyerabund.nce of bile cnuses f,coucnt Dau
sea in the stomach and often promotes very severe
attacks of disease which sometimes ends in death
Fevers are always preceded by SYMPTOMS of a dis
ordered stomach as are also d sordes and
all sympathetic functional organic or febre diseases
From the same cause the natural and healthy action
Of the heart and tho whole vase system is impair
ed and reduced below its natural standard as exhb.
tied in palpitotions Ianguid pulse torpors oI the
limbs ope and even death itself in consequence
of an oyerahundance of neculiar offensive substa
to the digestive oryons
The approach TO bilious diseases is at all times
attended nv decided symptoms f an existing djseas
ed stare oc The stomacb and boyels n with those
sans which ,,e Lno,vn IN noin, ont ,bo, con,en,s a.,
no or ,no,h;d irr;,,,ioa nain,a h,, ,ha,.var,ha Al
inen,o,v canal b,nnens IN mo lo,Ja ;,h ;,,,,a,ina
matter some derapgemeni If ,he hoa,,hv onera,inp'
eitbc, of The General sysem or 81 son, nay,;cnia,
organ oC the hedv IL ,be ce,,a;a ..,,,, "a ,hna
this state hanpe1s 10 he uni,ed win aav o,ber symn
toms of disease lie effects mo ai.an a,nhy ,'rh
,or,.y,,,J TIC r,an,asa oc ~y; .,.s,;. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Notice.

WHEREAS the Legislature of the Si,i,t
w mont at their session al. Montpelier il j,
1886 assessed a tax Of six cents per acre OF
lands public lands excepted) in the town d 0
den. in the county Of Rutland in said Stat
purpose Of making and repairing roads arc
bridges, these are to warn the pfopfietor I'D
owners Of said town Of Chiiienden, who M
paid their proportion Of said tax in labor or Gs
to The committee appointed To supeflnIeat
pendliure Of the same, or to the subscriber.
much Of their lands will be sold at pasli
Que, al the dwelling house of the sUbsefie
the town Of Chilienden IN the county Of Rai
the first day Of December, l840 at ten oel'd
noon, as will be requisite 10 discharge Their
i've taxes, with costs
Dated at Chiticnden, this 28ih Gay Of Sep
1910. 4i-43 CAPEN LEONARD, III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Peruvian Cement

II hyperion article for oemeHfiag China.
Glass, aud Earthfn Vare.
TUE sTticis has b-sn thcroaghly rested and
iosnd 10 he the hesisriiols tha, has ever Ne,
eesn enered 10 ibs public. II posse.ses superior
fsss'f' over an! nos IN uss, BY being eomPos-
Cd q ingredshis tina, are not the least inns,r,o
o. inquire b. me teiian Of wster
~h he asfic 20 sPesk ~ the merits q TIA.
ariiels a. u ~il speak Cos iisslfuo family should
Do W.T. osit bottle 81 The cement Pfioe Is cts
hsnuiseisisa and soid BY W c. Deus, Wood
sioek, Va and fef sale By
ly;OsOm WHITE HENDERSON, A Co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Doct. NlarshalFs AromaticCa
tarrh, and Headache Snuff.

THIS snuff is superior TO my thing ye, known
for removing that troublesome disease the Ca
torrh and also a cold in the head, and the head.
ache. 1t opens and purges out all distractions,
strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy &C.
ton to The parts affected. II is perfectly free
from any thing deleterious in its composition
has pleasant favor and its immediate effect, af.
ter being used is ngreeable.-Priee, 81 l-2 Cts,
per Bottle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Ferer and Ague.


To my friends 10 tie West, aud particularly those
who have used the Life Medicines IN treatment Of
Fever and Ague.
IL Is but very short time since these medicines
have been ntrnduced into tie fever and ague districts
and tie proprietor hatters himself that during that
period, wherever they have been used according To
The directions, they have doAe more towards eKter-
minating the disease, than all other remedies d
prescriptions combined II l. a common excuse
m0ng regular practitioner" when specifics in
tTodUced. that tiey cannot disease which PEG.
pie 10 tie habit Of considering ncurabe. hedi-
cal experience is continually dong away part Of
,he iisi Of the incufabe diseases and M. Moat has
| the happiness of confidently announcing that fever
and ague now 60 be added Ia the number Of com
! plants which mndcrn skill has conquered.
Ia Fever srd Asue the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy bot /
Penevrred ia efieei pertinent 40 ina. iftLe
Pateni s only ordinsr, careful, aud direct.
~ to his medicine upon The first symptom Of leaden.
ey TO a new attack. itmay sly be Ssrded of To
| escape one chill would he Of inhnHely more conse.
queSee 10 the sufferer than the remed,-to remove
the disease permanently would confer benefit up.
\ on bin which cannot be estimstoI BY any earthly
standard. That these medicines will effect what I,
here claimed Tor them The proprietor has the iesto
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Wanted,

CASII or Country Produce, in exchass w
~ loring' by }. J.. HUTTON y CO. y
ifab, and Tunc makers Two doors we'' {"
a. Mason's.
N. y, Cutting promptly executed and va
to fit
East Rutland, Oct ~, 1910 "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
yHERIFF'S SlLt

WILL be sold at public Auction % y
est bidder, at the Inn Of w. '. se'a
Clarendon, on Tuesday the 2Oln %,
inst, Store OF Merchandise, taken I.
Of executions, comprising very esp
soriment Of Dry Goods, and dry Di0,'
better quality Than is often sold 10 =
III For enumeration Of article
hand bills. N |. PARsONo,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

has peeh uscu successfully ior eight years IN The
cure oi these Diseases. ~ Remember the
original and genuine is made Onig at 37J Bow
cry, N. y, all others are spurious and unau.
thorized.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAISri-As a
general remedy for these diseases, am fully sat.
ished, from long experie ce, there is medicine
equal 10 DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwor-
Being purely vegetable, il can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition.
II eleanses the lungs by expectoralion, relieves
dlihcuIt breathing, and seems 60 heal the chest
There can be no questi n, but thai this medicine
is certain cure for chronic coughs and colds
nave used II for many yeaes in my practice, and
always with success.
AZ ROGERS. MD
OTCoSsUMPrIos The following remark $
were taken from the last number Of the Medical
Magazine
The surprising effect productivity DR. TAYLOR $
baIsam ct LverwVrt in consumpiive cases, can.
mol TAI exciting deep and thrilling interest
throughout the world. We have so long believed
tins disease (consumption) incurabie, that il /.
difficult TO credit our senses when we see per.
sons evidently consumptive, restored to health
Vt this Is a fnct of daily occurrence; how then
can We question the virtue Of the above incidence
In our next We shall be more explicit; meantime
we hope ysiSians Will make trial Of this medi.
cine and report It's effects TO us
sam of Llverworl is made aad sold at 375 Bow.
cry.
To FEMALES. The number of females in deli.
cate health in this city is truly surprising -
Weakness, loss of appetite livsI complaints, and
many otter diseases prey upon tbrrn, making
them pale and lean Of flesh All this can be rem.
idied by the use Of rrngth+ning medicine. that
will assist nature ia al her moyeinrststx esiore
tone Ia nerves and muscular oIgans Of this
Kind is DIR Tayior's Balsam of LiverwoIt, which
being mild and purely vegetable, answers females
admirably II al wall use il we are confident
an elssne step, gond appetite, and rudGy eheek,
"ill follow. Once more member, the original
and genuine is ma e al 375 Bowefy.
| u SrIITIsG % BLooD. This disease con.
rlsts "f a discharge Of blood, often froihy, from
the mouth, brought up si'h hawking nd cough.
ing, aud IL usually accompanied with q difficulty
Of breathing and foUa- pain IN the chest Some.
Tins n "a preceded by an oppr. ssion at the
chest, dfy uekl G cough and slight shooting
pains. This disease Is always mote or lees dan.
] gefous. The grea, danger ls that these symptoms
| ma, terminate IN consumption, and immediate
J remsdies can alone save this end Bot DIR Tsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Russell's celebrated Salt Rhcum ONT
IIleIlt.

This y uuqucsiionsbs the best and safest remedy
ever yet offered to the public for that obstinate DIS
order, Salt RheUm. Where other means have failed
II has sucrocdcd and tic fact that has been exten-
sisoly used by eminent practitioners speaks volumes
in lis praise IL IS equally cfcseious in all diseases
of The skin. scat head ring worms and the most in
yetcra,e Itch, &c, &c. tSee Doct. Wuford and
others certificates around the Salt Rheum Ointment
lloxpa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Wagons.

nANIELS and Bell have for sale
- Horse Wagons, made Of the va "A
which they will sell very low,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
BOOKS & s-AT1cNk!

TE,IiE Subscriber having lately purchased :,
L tire stock IN trade Of BOOKS snd NJ
formerly owned by White Henderson end Co.
them for sale al the mos, reasonable prices al J
stand lie purposes 10 keep an esfensI.s 80,
ROOE.S as also cood eollecuoN on Mmes's :
Works lie is prepared TO deal largely 10
IION., II y Of an kinds. .pp nd
4 very large assortment OF PhfEh ~,
INGS Of the most splendid patterns saa
ment Of elegant Prints for FiRE bo""D
be kept on hand
Pu6lic private, and social Librar"s' aho
who purchase to sell again, supplied %
reasonable terms,
n b. An additional supply oil books 40
ary will be received 10 q few days.
JAMES Ewes
Rutland, Oct. 8 1910.
HARRISON MELODIES for sale al W
Book store.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

ny Of all acquainted with them and n,1
and use IN the fever and aroe lana ~. ~ n
addressing his friends At the West ,es'-|
that they will spare no pains in eorrs.
experience aud disseminating Thu h,'.0S
information, now tina, the season 20, ~ ~, \
has arrived. WI we N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
Agents for Rutland County.
Consumption 4 Liver Complaint,
TAYLoRs.
BALSAN OF LlVERWORT,

Has been used successfully for eight years in the
cure oi these Diseases. u Remember the
original and genuine is made only at 375 Bow
cry, N. y, all others are spurious and unau-
thorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
STATE OF VERMONT. )DE il
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND IS I'D m-nh

STATE OF VERMONT, }DE il re
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, SIS { ID member.
ed that at special Probate Court held al Rut.
land within and for said district on the I'd day
OF October, A. ID. 1870.
PRESENT, VIZ Hall. Judge.
An INSTRUMENT purp ring 10 be the Tact vii
and testament Of Thomas Steward late OF Claren
don in ksla district deceased hs wing been ,,res-n
ed 10 this Court ny Henry G.. Steward, Ths Rxee
uior thsrrin named, I = probate; It is ordered
that the confederation thereof be referred 10 /
court % be held the first Monday, being the 2,
dss OF November nett, and that a copy % th,s or
der BE- publish in the X Hand Herald lhfe,
weeks feecefsiveiy previous 10 SAID court
true oapy fferord.
+o-f2 HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

fINAkEN from Reeds Inn, in Rutland by mistake
i on Monday the 18th September, black one
horse Wagon. having Elliptic Springs Of steel whole
wrought iron aXles stocked with wood fashion able
hanng square box, with two steps on each side, a
dash board Of leather the seat cushioned with dark
eolofed cloth the whliilesTee fastened the cross
piece OF the thiils by leather Whoever has said
Wagon IA his possession is requested to return the
same immediately. Any person giving Information
where said wagon be found, shall be suitably re
wIrded A. W REED
Rutland Oct g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
T TaSHa JONES.
Berlin, Vt. Feb. 1910.

Consumption Cured.
This may certify that we had child apparently
Just gone with the consumption; the doctor had given
him over for more than a week. We commenced
giving him DR.. l. Newton's Panacea and in less than
week he began to gain, and in less than two months
was restored to perfect health.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20

Thtsc tclc'fa'cd biiicts are composed purely oil
scgarbes ~ he most innocent yet specific virtues
They arc recommended patiicBisfis Cor restoring
weak c"nsii ntipns cleansing mad strengthening The
stomach sud increasing the appciiie-slso prevent
atte * rft TIE cholera mof5us fever and ague. re-
moving uauscl. yom ting. heart bsfninF, Weakness IN
the hrcasi piu N ti,e siosnach aud other symptoms
al Ga,slcaco ard indiacstinn. Oae bot will tnctUrc
one ealyn. Ircc. % ccais box
Russcl's Vegetable Bilious Pills, or
family physic.
r'r crarfal use iu eases 81 Jaundioe, morbid SEN
sibty 1T ite stomach and bowels. loss OF appetite,
ird heath. costyoncss piles and all diseases aris-
ing from hillary dorangements-also ior correcting
tho state Of the blood and cleansing the stomach Of
foul and visciod humours These pills are mild ca
thsuio prnduoing neither pains gripping, and are
therefore a valuable and highly approved medicine,
ADD pronounced such by the most distinguished
physicians. Zach box containing 50 pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-20
OO"5 WNpVINf Nu'Id''
MEACHAM g. DANA. Cml
ID. II. MEACIiAM, Walling,

STATE OF VERMONT }MEh 4
District of Rutland, S.. SUD bered
special session of the probate court held |,
land, within and for said district on the 4
of October, A. ID. ls40
Present WV. HALL, III
aduc'Frisbie, administrator upon the n
JAMES FRlSBIE,
, 1840-02-22
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO CROP.

We extract the following from the Lynch
burg Nirginian's review Of tho Lynchburg
Markets for the week ending Thursday, e2l
ult.
1--WE have closed another year, and tobac-
co has been declining from February till now.
The crop inspected in 1888, has proved lar
ger than was expected, and has exceeded
tae calculations made Z year ago, full 5000
hJgsheads, no one estimating the crop grown
in 1888 at more than 10000. To this false
estimate, we may Tribute the high prices
which have been paid during the first months
OF the year. A wild speculation was excited,
which carried the article greatly beyond its
value, for we have never had so mean n crop
in this State. The high prices given in G..
Britain has caused nearly the whole crop 10
be exported 10 that kingdom, which will
make the stock there an average one. Tie
stock on the continent is small, and still pri-
ccs have advanced but little. Our last for
eign adyiccs are up to the 22nd of Novem-
Der, which represent tobacco as dull both on
The Continent and in Great Britain, and tie
manufacturers buy very sparngIy, excepting
4 reduction in price. The crop Of 1889, in
Virginia. is large, and the quality very good.
We estimate the quantity made at 45,O)0
h~Ogsheads, but should prices get very low,
our inspections for the year 1889 and 1910,
will not exceed 5000 hhds. Our stocks of
tobaccoin Virginia and the Atlantic cities
were never smaller, and must continue so
for four months to come, unless prices should
advance. Our friends expect from us an
opinion, rs to prices Of crops, this season.;
this we cannot give with accuracy at any
time, much less in times like the present,
when the currency of the country is deran-
.ged, ard moEied arrangements so difficult to
make; yet we do think, that under no cir.
cumstlnces can tobacco be so low as in 1889,
for we look at the foreign exports for three
years previous 10 the last, and we find an av-
erage Of 100000 hhds a year, all Of which
have been consumed, and actually q small
stock on hand the LIST of January, 1889, and
The export Of manufactured tobacco has
greatly increased in the last three years. If
the usual supply be needed, we shall have no
surplus, although our crop is abundant. We
have accounts from the west, which assure
us the crop is large in some sections, W lille
in others i: is not as largo as the previous
ycar-we estimate the crop at 10000 hogs.
heads.
, 1840-02-22
SPECIMEN OF A NEW PATENT
POCKET DICTIONARY.

BabieS.-No:sy lactivorous animalculp,
much desiderated by those who never lad
any.
BGrlelor.-Plausibly derived by Junus
from the Greek word for foolish, and By Spell.
man from Bacllus. a cudgel, because he de,
serves it. An useless appendage TO society;
a P2ltroon, who is afraid to marry lest his
wife should become his mistress, and generally
finishes by converting his mistress into j
wife.
BackICard.--A mode Of advancement
practised by crabs, and recommended TO
mankind III general by the Holy Alliance.
BGkcr.-One who gets his own bread by
aduItcrating that of others
BaH.-Anassemblyfor the purpose ofdancing.
where the Old ladies' shuttle and cut against
one another for money, and the young ones
do the same for husbands.
BGTriytr.-One who sometimes makes
lis gown n cloak for brow-bealing and put
ing down q witness, who but for tins pro tee
ton might occasionally knock down the bar
~ristef.
BcGufv.-An ephemeral flower, the charm
of which is destroyed rs soon as it is gathe--
ed; a common ingredient in matrimonial un.
Hit PiiSsS.
Bel.-Anarticle in which we are born d pass
the hapPiest portion of our lives, and yet
one which We never wish TO keep.
Biushiag.-A practice least used by those
who hive most occasion for it.
~Boiy-That portions Of our system which
receives the chief attention of Messrs. Some
body, Anybody, and Everybody, while No
body cares for the soul.
BonRct.-An article Of dress ~muchSused
by fashionable females for carrying 4 head
in.
Book.-A thing formerly put aside to be
read, and now read 10 be put aside.
Boz OPcrd.-A small enclosure wherein
the upper classes assemble twice n week,
for the pleasure Of hearing one another AMI
seeing the music.
Brdin.-An Autographed substance,
which according to the ~phrenologist, writes
its own character upon the exterior skull in
legible bumps and bosses.
BraSS.-An ingredient in the c~ountenan-
ces of various individuals. particularly those
from a ~neighboring island.
Brewer.-One who deals in deleteriors
drugs.
Breah.-Air received into the lungs for
the purposes Of smoking, whistling, &c.
Bufoon.-One who plays the fool pro-
fessionally, whereas a wag is an amateur
fool.
, 1840-02-22
ITO THE TOBACCO GROWERS OF
MISSOURI.

Tic undersigned having just returned from
New Orleans, and understanding that many
of the farmers of tho Boon's Lick country
are selling their" tobacco very low, deem it
due TO them, to prevent sacrifice, to state that
in the fore part of January last, tobacco was
selling in New Orleans as follows:-First
quality $40, second quality SO, and crossed
from six to seven dollars per hundred. 1t is
Il fact also, that Missouri tobacco generally
sells a dollar higher in the hundred, than 9TH
er western tobacco.
The planters on tho Missouri ought not to
sell at present prices offered by buyers. The
article is selling much higher on the Mlssis-
sippi side than on the Missouri.
VIM. FORT.
February 5, 1910.
, 1840-02-22
Az InposslnILrrY.-The n. o. Picayunc,

AN InposslnILrrY.-The n. o. Picayunc,
thus describes IN impossibiliiy:
Dip the Mississippi dry, with Il teaspoon;
stop the Second Municipality from gong
ahead; twist your heel into the toe Of your
boot; make Pos;masters perform their promi-
SEES; send up Gshing-hooks with balloons and
bob for stars; get astride Of agossamcr, and
chase a comet; wien 4 rain storm is coming
down, like the Cataract of Niagara, remem-
Der where you lett your umbrella; choke a
musquito, with a brick bat. In short, prove
all things hitherto considered impossible, TO
DC possible; but never attempt to coax a
woman to say she will, whon she has oncc
made up her mind TO say she won't.
, 1840-02-22

The Slare hdemnifIcation.-The follow
ing paragraph is from the London Courier
of Dec. 14th.-Ib.
"His Excellency Mr.. Stevenson, the
American minister, attended yesterday at
the Treasury Department and the Bank of
England, and closed the negotiation which
k.asbeen pending so long between the Gov
eminent and that of the United States, rela-
tive to the number of slaves claimed by Am
erican citizens as their property, and which
having been shipwrecked some eight or nine
years ago in the Bahamas, were liberated by
the authorities Of Nassau. The amount of
compensation which we understand her Ma
jesty's government finally agreed to pay
and was yesterday received by the American
minister, amounted TO between twenty and
thirty thousand pounds sterling"
, 1840-02-22

A deficiency of EOsdencs.-A son of Gal
en-. who was very angry when any joke
was passed on physicians, once defended him.
self from raillery by saying-'Idef any per:
son whom l ever attended, to accuse me OF
ignorance or neglect
THAT you may do safely replied the wag:
for YOU know, doctor, dead men tell no
tales
, 1840-02-22

Public Works in W,nois.-The law pro-
viding for internal improvement in Illinois,
already known, is modified as follows:-
The number of Fund Commissioners is re-
duced from three to one. The humber of
Commissioners of the Board of Public Works
is reduced from seven to three, and here af-
ter there is no more money to be borrowed
except for the purpose Of paying contract.
ors for work already done;-no new contracts
are to be let.-St. Louis Gazette.
, 1840-02-22
SONG.
ny MAI. C. CAMPBELL.

ny MAI. C. CAMPBELL.
l loved her with the purest love
That ever human bosom knew;
The greenl leaf to the vernal grove
Was never half so true!
For oh, she was the sweetest flower
That ever graced a Highland glen;
And proudly did I own her power,
For she was artles then.
Sac left her homo amongst the hills
And in the world she grew
A worldly lounting thing Of pride,
Unsteady and untrue;
Gay robes and jewel, deck her row,
She seeks the gaze of men;
And 10 no o the flower I loved,
For she was artless then!
, 1840-02-22

A Mr.. Snorer was recently married 10 a
Miss Sleep. A punster said, what a Jock oil
dreams will be Produced
, 1840-02-22
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, 1840-02-22

Pretty GOod.-At the late election in Jack
son, two lrishmsn offered their votes. One
was received, the other rejected. by j.
s. said the disappointed applicant, 'it's a bur-
| have none. Did we not come over in the
same shipr
Its thrue for you, but / was a minor
when came and there's a privilege allowed
TO minors
a minor is it your are? And didn't l
work at that sam three years in the lead
mines OF ~Illinois?'