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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
TERMS OF THE HERAbS,

To yillsge subscribers Sz-by NAL s''"'
advance. h,tp
individuals and companies ~lo lats -
at the office 81 IS, or 81 so IN advance
on stage roUis the same. 80 a
To those supplied by our south Ne'lo. ~
delivered al their door, y2--eoinpan4is,i 80
uals living OF tie route 81 rs shb a.
both cases Of % cents II PAID 10 sdrsne' T., -
No subscription will be taken 'o ~ 80
be- d''eonIiasea ourii smearase. al, V'S' -
publisher chooses % TO do. 49,, W
ADvERrIsiss on the usual liberal ~ s'., q =
eire uia,iou is large and general ihrouss.,,
~, merchants, mechanics. pot maile "a y
Others having occasion 10 adSefhse
their advantage onesou 10 IN" PaP'' n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24

WYE the subscribers being appointed by the
w hon. the probate court for the district Of
Rutland, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons at
gainst the estate of
COOLIDGE WHITE,
late ofWangford,i in said dis a.
ted insolvent and also all claims and demands ex.
hiblted in offset thereto; and six months from,
the "a day Of November being allowed by ssid
conrt for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business
OF our said appointment at the house of Ishsm
White in Wallingford, on the LIST Mondays of
March and May next, from one O. clock until six
O'Clock, L. NJ on each of said DAYS.
THOMAS HULETT, Comm.
JAMES RUSTIN. issioners
Wallingford, Nov. 2, 1S40. 45-47
STATE OF VERMONT, 1DE il remem.
III trict of Rutland, SIS I'D bered that at
special probate court holden at Rutland, within
and for said district onthe 9th day of Oct. A
ID. lS4O. Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
certain instrument in writing, under seal,
Purporting to be the last will and testament of
John Smith, late Of Clarendon, in said district
deceased, h,ving been presented 10 said court by
VIM Marsh the executor therein named, for
probate and allowance
IL Is ordered that the consideration thereof be
referred to court to be held on the first Monday
being the seventh dry Of December next, and
mat copy ct this order be published in the Rut-
land Herald three weeks successfully, previous
TO said court. A true copy of record.
4o-H HENRY HALL, Register.
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Snuff only d Gents !

DIR NJ HITCHCOCK y newly invented snuff,
she best article ever discovered BY scientific mcn,
~ fsfef. OF Amsr'ea, for the cure and sbsoiute
reissf 81 Cst.rth, Dizziness Of the Head. WesL
Eyes, Nervous H.sda hes Fallen Sickness. Fus
s"s tnisn,s ,roabied with the snufies. patti.
shocks Of Psl,y, sc Fer sale whole ale .nt
fetal. ny A. HITCHCOCK * Co, sole Proprie
TOT, No, lls, Genss-e ST., Utica, and BY their a
senis througb0u, the u sAlhs
Al'e TOT see IN Rs,laed only BY James Porter
20 casiislen by DR.. l., Jsmisson, ia Piisiord b,
Ads'.oa Bsek, aud ia Brsnaoa By Jackson 4
As'sAam' - COW mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
Notice.

STAGE PASSENGERS wishing 10 leave Rut-
- land Brandon. or Middebury, W., for Nashua
or Charlcstown N. II on Mondays, Wednesdays or
through ClaremoBt. N. H., is shorter by fourteen
miles, than the route through Waipoiei-that the
stages the former route arrive at Nashua as early
as on the latter and accommodations for travellers
equal those Of any other route
Passengers wishing to take the Ciaremoht route
arc advised to pay fare from either ofthe above places
TO Prooiorsriile only.
Proprietor from
46-5I ID. CHURCH. Proctorsyiile ie
Proetorsyille, Nov 6, 1870. (ClaTemont.
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Peruvian Cement.
n superior article tor eemenling I

A superior drficle tor cemenlIHg =
Glass, and Earthfn Wdr.
TIME article has been thoroughly n's
i found TO be the bestarticle that n',.,
been offered 10 the public. 1t pos,'ss',,rs
qualities over any now in use, BY oelus -
ed of ingredients that are not The Na'' ~
or injured by the action Of water; ,,,{i
II will be useless 10 speak OF The nos =
article, as il will speak for itself-no isn.! 81
n. w;t5ou, a bottle of the cement Pno'' Z,
Manufactured and sold by W. T. Dow
stock, VI and for sale by ,.os 40
Iy;oc ON WHITE HENDERSON,
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Fashionable Tailoring.

80 JOHN }. BUTLER,
ID ECENTLY from the CITY of New York, has
IN purchased the shop recently occupied by
Henry Carpenter. over Daniels a. Belle store, 10
Rutland East Village, and is now prepared TO
carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS, in all its
various branches.
J. J. u. will receive the Report Of Fall and
Winter fashions q, soon as publish d, and is pre-.
pared TO execute all Jobs entrusted to him 10 the
nestest manner and best style All garments cut
and made up in his shop, warranted TO ft.
Cutting.
An orders for cutting will receive immediate
attention.
Particular attention paid to cutting aud making
LADIES' Riding Habits.
N. u. Al kinds Of clothing cleaned and re-
paired and spots removed without injury TO the
cloth
Rutland, Sept. 2, l640. 37-tf
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THE RESURRECTION OR PER

SIAN PILLS. The name OF these pills originated
from the circumstance Of the medicine being only
found IN the cemetries Of Persia. This vegetable
production being Of peculiar kind led 10 expert
ments as 10 its medical qualities and Virtues. In hall
a century IL became established medicine for the
diseases OF that country. The extract Of this singu
lar production was introduced into parts OF Eu.
rope in the year 1888, and used by many celebrated
physicians in curing diseases where all other medi.
cines had been used in vain. Early in the year 1872
the eItrct was comoined with a certain vegetable
medicin imported from Dura Baca, in the East Ia
dies, and formed into pills The admirable effects OF
this compound upon the human system led pbysc ian
and families into its general Their long estan
shed character, their universal nd healing virtues
the detergent and cleansing qualities of their spec s
cal action upon the elaDdular part Of the system are
such as WIZ sustain their reputation and general US
in the American Republic.
To r.. Chase, q Co.
Gent sIrs This IL 10 inform you that we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills for year past ia
our practice and are well pleased with their operation
Believing them 10 iuG their adyerisment in answer
ing a. substitute where calomel il indicated, we
recommend them 10 TIE public
Ds BROWN. MKENZlE g. IIALsTEAD
Rochester, 1887.
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OTTO MOTHERS. IN

lHssns, Chase. a. Co :-CeDts-Hearing much
ssd ab"si The eiEraercnsy sssof tue kesafeeipn or
Persian Pilis upon those about 10 become MoibeJs,
We we're induced 10 make trial Of Them My wife
vas then ths mo'he. cf5 ehfidfen, and had snSsred
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
Fashionable Tailoring.
MACK DONALD & DIGGLES

TAKE leave 10 &C quaint the public, particularly
Il the Inhabitants OF Rutland, that they have la
ken the shop lately occupied by Henry Carpenter,
over the store Of Daniels y Bell, where the, will car
ry on the Tailoring Business 10 all its various brach-
es.
Digales has TO say that from his long experience
in the city Of Boston, he will warrant all Cutting
done at this esabli sment TO tit and give satisfaction
to such may please to favor them with their orders,
Country produce taken in pa, mcnt Of the farmers
or others whom il may suit.
NIB They have received the Fnl and Winter
Fashsons for 1910.
East Rutland, November II, 1910. 46 --4s
VNj the subscribers being appointed by The
w Hon Probate court for the district OF Rnt-
land, commissioners to receive, examine and ad.
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of
AMOS GORTON,
late Of Walingford in sad district repre-
sented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and months from the
9TH day Of October last being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the busn ess Of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house Of
Rhoda Gorton in Wallingfofd, on thefirst Mon
days of DE ember nd March next, from 10 o.
cl, ok, NJ, until three o'clock, P. M. on each
Of said days. lib f.f..
E EL 4; EpG GASaSS,, commi.'er.
Wallingford, Oct. i2, 1910. 46-4S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24

RhohE lnioihe enclosure Of the subscriber about
- the 18th Of Oct. last, red Yearlng Steer, aso
on TIC ON inst Is sheep. marked across the shoal-
Gers with red paint. Tie owners are requested 10
prove PfoPery' Pc. charges and take tie IN away.
STEPHEN l. DANIELS.
"eA AHtiaHaf Nov >, Iboo, s6-s3
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ions LrAou. a. Co, Boston.
HrsRy Pooh, 4. Co. {"
Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the estate of the late
IA VIM, Fay, either by note or book account, arc
requested to call and settle the with as little
delay possible. All bills for obwork, advertising
or papers. &C. against those living al distance will
be made out and forwarded and as they numerous
i is hoped they will receive immediate atte ion BIO
ing DESTROYS to close up the concerns Of the estate
sorn as possible.
LYDIA FAY, administrative.
Rutland Oct 90 1910.
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100 Harrison Sheen.

fIhiE sshscutes ha, llo coed sheep all vna.r 4
y EeaFs seA ~hioh he ~ishss 20 exchange lor
god Cssns- Aag oss kEsihg eo~s wkich thew ~i.h
10 sfe hsgge fof sheep, ssil DO Ne 10 call ca th.,
MAJ be sat Il a sooa bsFesis-er 4 asy one ~sshs
% P-y cAss. The, ~ili - soLa dog eLssp-os cred.
4 sfikEss ESesihs sisea Iof Ezu a ne szoast.
ZiDA PLuALEY
htre~skus. Nos. -. 1880 sl-sS
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E,stray.

ZANE iaio Tia enclosure q the suhseribsr, a ia o
~ year old or small three year old Ball. The own
~" te2sescd 10 prove property, paw charges. and
tate ham away RUFUS RICHARIssOS
4 Neaeoa, Sor ~, 1880. 40.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24

fGcn. VIM. II. Harrison elected Pres.
idcnt Of the United States; the coun-
try "rcdecmed;" Locofocoism X. r;
Ycn Burcn, Benton, Calhoun, g. Co.
orunt omnes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
Stray Steer,

DROKE into the enclosure Of 1.-THE subscriber about
- the lst Of October, red two year old Steer
The owner requested to prove property, pay charges
and take him away ISAAC MATHERS.
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1870 46-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
WaIliH gf0rd Select School.

rINHE Winter Term Of Mr. Lathrop's Schoo, will
l. commence on Wednesday the 9Th Of December,
aud continue twelve weeks, No pains will be spared
by the teachers, for the benefit Of chose under their
instruction.
native French teacher has been secured. WIN
will devote his whole time 10 the instruction of the
French Language.
TERMS.
Greek and Latin, and the higher Eng branches $500
The lower English Branches, $50
French for those attending the school, (e1tra) $50
for those not attending the school 500
16-19 y. p. LATHROP, Jr PRINCIPAL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
BOOKS & STATIONARY

rUNHE Subscriber having lately purchased the en-.
Il tire stock in trade Of BOOKS, and so forth.
formerly owned by White Henderson and Co., offers
them Tor sale at the most reasonable prices al the old
stand lie purposes TO keep extensive assortment
OF the most approved and generally used SCHOOL
BOOKS as also good collection Of Miscellaneous
Works. lie is prepared to deal largely in STA.
IIONhR y of all kinds.
4 very large assortment OF PAPER HANG
INGS of the most splendid patterns. and an assort.
meni Of elegant Prints for FIRE BOARDS, will
be kept on hand.
Public, private, and social Libraries and all others
who purchase to sell again, supplied on the most
reasonable terms,
~ b. An additional supply oil books and station
airy will be received in a few days
JAMES EvERsoN.
Rutland, Oct. 5 1910.
HARRISON MELODIES for sale at the Rutland
Book Store.
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Shoes and India-Xubbcrs.

hANiELS Il BELL have Just received a large
- assortment Of lined lpdis Rubber Shoes. trim
med With Fs,; Common do Over Shoes; Ladies' Cai-
tef Bsots; Mooceo add k,d Walking Shoes and
siPs. French doj Chdrens Black and Colored Tres
Ac. DC,
RotIsad, Nov. Q. 1910. 45-47
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
Superior to the Hygean, Brandreth's

Evans, Tomato, the Maichless (priced) Sanative,
or any other Pills or Compound before the public,
as certified TO by Physicians and Others. / ct none
condemn them until they try them and then are
certain they will not.
II is now a settled point with all who have used
thoVegetable PERSIAN PILLS, that they are pre-
eminently the best and most elcacions FAMILY
MEDICINE that has vet been used in America If
Every family could become acquainted with their
SoUreign poicer over disease. they would keep them
and be prepared with sure REMEDY TO apply on
the first appearance Of disease, and then how much
distress would be avoided and money saved, as well
he lives Of tbonaands who hurried out ofiime by
negecting disease in its first stages or by not bein
in possession ola remedy which they can place de
upon
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BOOK BINDING.
Land Ho! /!

III T'dres on Nom Resident Lands IN Michiang
nNilE undersigned will attend 10 the payment Of
y Taxes and the redemption Of land or town lots,
sold Tor taxes. IN The counties OF Eaton and Barry,
and give all necessary information 10 enquiries rela~
tive TO the Value of land in faid counties and il dc.
ircd will undertake the sale Of the same. Our char
ees will DO moderate and in proportion TO the services
rendered. All communications, addressed to the un
rder.iened Bellevue, Eaton Go. Michigan. postage
paidl will receive prompt attention Persons having
taxos 10 pay lands to redeem, will End
venieut To deposit their funds in some solvent bank
and remit their certificate.
II. I. e. j. r. HINMAN.
RtrrrnExors:-Ja'sK Hyde, Esq. Sudbury W.
L. ]. Wright. Esq Cas,leton, Vt; u. +. H. Wher.
eI, ESQ Detroit, Mich.
Bellevue, Eaton Co, Mich, Sept. u.s. 1910 SLY
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Farm foI Sale.

=, Int subscriber Offers for sale biz farm living ia
''oolelo"n about two mles south Of the meeting
hosse, containing little lees than 100 acres Of eI
.sueHi iahd With good DIV elling house wood-hou.e
nara, aha oiher osi buildings upoa it, IL has aiso
ePon sssersl Kinds olcteellent fruit trees.
ne aita oilers ior sale has saw Mill aud first rate
s~enihg hoete situated in riumoulh at the foot Of
ipes1H Also, 20 setes Of good land covered viii,
sPfuee and oihef valuable timber, about two miles
non sasd nliis. For further particular, enquire ot
,,.,,, =, RUFUS BUTTS.
@~'eaoehF NOV = 1870. 45-f7
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To the Public.

TT bsiax genera ~ tnn~n in this town snd ,eiui-
j ~, tbs, NV mefosntiie business has been later
fsp,od snd all ior good cause Encouragement
my part, deem "a dUty To mys~lf and the pab-
he that the facts md of my making be assga-
nent, should he known-they are Simply ~ follows
on itc eiih 81 April 1870. purchased Of Gardner
Brewer Il isosteo bill 81 rerehspdlfe on months
credit The tail became due on the 2fth octobcr.- -
Oa ;he Goth af Oct was sued this Brewers claim
aud ffon the tenor e is c'ter Inferred my Affairs
had been nrfepie.e Hicd TO him. that ] had good
go fear TINT the mail from Boston, would
hr'ng similar Instructions trim my oihsr crednors;
snd fearing les, my goods would be attached, and
fhcrihces made upon them, advised with my friends.
aud msdc an assignment for the benefit oi all my
creditors Who Me- rs Informant was, " TO me a
mystery; all I have to say to hin is, hope he may
Hes,f meet With n slniilr misfortune ] immediate
~ infots~ed nay creditors 81 the course had taken
aad Tequeaot their immediate attention to tho same.
Some came on. others appointed agents; settlement
was made, and was allowed to go with my bust.
ness NV creditors who we're present. however. be-
lore leaving town, presented card Of which the
following Is copy
A CARD.
Wa the undersigned, creditors Of John Sttong, are
f8y satisfied he has been injured by malicious
iadiyiduslthat we perfectly satisfied he IL good
for amount he agrees 10 pay, and further say
should be vcy glad to sell him any reasonable amount
Of goods he might wish TO purchase, on his own &C
count on a credit,
ions LpAou, a. Co, Boston.
HrsRy Pooh, u Co.
Rviand, Nov. 4, 1910.
And now my ffie nds and enemies too am 'on my
taps again al the old stand, wbero shall DO most
happy 20 see all owe. and all that me; aud
have much Tsoney TO raise, and thinking of c. angling
business offer my stock Of dry goods much
less prices than fnrmerly, and probably little less
than my neicnbors To those whose notes and nc.
counts have been due six months more must say.
you mas, pay before the first of January. 1871, or
-, for wait money. nad must have it,
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, Nov 10, 1910. 46--48
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n T. w GOODS.
pIfDT &, MASON

HAVE jos, received from New York large as
sorment Of staple and Fancy Goods, in oil the
departments Of country trade, which they offer to
purchasers GA liberal terms and At low prices
Groceries.
5000 lbs double refined. loaf and brown Sugars; 20
chests fresh Teas consisting Of Souo hong Pouc hong
Ilysonskin Hyson. Young Tyson. and Gunpowdef
Toa.; 400 lbs St Domingo and Java Coffee, IIbds
superior quality molassos; crushed Sugar; Pepper;
Spice; Ginger; Nutmegs; Cloves; Raisine; Cassisi
Cassia BUDS; Starch Hard Soap, Rice; Chocolate;
Honey Dow Tobacco, Caveudish. common Plop and
sheep Tobacco, Mac. and Yellow Snuff; short cut and
smoking Tob1cco
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24
Crockery and Glass.

splendid assortment Of brown. blue. and sprip
Cfockcry, consisting Of plates Of all sizes Dishes plat
tiers, bakers Salads pickles, bowls, soup and gravy
tureens, ewefs and basins all TO match complete.
Complete dining tea and coffee sets; also China Tea
Ware
= ITO be continued)
RutlaLd, Nov. 10, 1870 d6-48
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Prepare for Winter.

hANitLs n BELL, have just received a great
variety Of Fur aud Cloth CAPS; Fur, Beaver
Cpnforers, Stage Drivers shlwls. &c. &c.
RutiaEd Nor. . 1870. Ant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24

Right About Face. Look at This

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
has, and gill Keep constantly on hand, Band
ed Muskeis with BsyoDsis, Cartridge Boxes and
Bsyonet Soabbsfds with belts, ali Of superior
aasl,iy and on very reasonable terms. Persons
wanting any 81 the above ARTICLES, will do well 10
call Of my ofEce.
col. Russell HiCKOK.
Fact Pooi,gey Aug lG ist0 32-u
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Stoves.

Stoves.
RURT & MASON sell the greatest wood saving
- machine ever invented, in the shape of Lang
dons newly Invented Cooking Stove. Just call and
look at T. we charge nothing for sight Also, all
kinds Of Hollow Ware; iron stove pipe tubes; oven
mouths; candron kettles, &c,
Rutland. Nov. l6, 1870. d6-48
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Horses.

sl'wo god ssrs,e.ssls Mares. fof sal. BY
Il BURT a MASON.
Rs.ishe, Ass u, $40. D-u
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Has been used successfully for eieh, v,,,
cure OF these Diseases, IfRe1n-
{ original and genuine is made oalp Al n
cry, N. y, all others are spurioa. a, }
thorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-24

Blanks for sale at the h''
Boob Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

Another SuiIide.-This morning a little af-
Ter 10 o'clock, a French gentleman, named
U. Marmicke, residing at Mr.. Mary's at
CORTLAND street, a native Of Bordeaux, laie Of
New Orleans, and who has been in this city
about months, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head with pistol
About an hour before he destroyed himself
Mr.. Marmicke wrote letter to Mr.. j. Hey
decker, No. Hanover street, an acquaint-
ance, and requested Mr.. Mary to deliver it,
MIR Mary imnedately went to Hanover street,
but not finding Mr.. Heydecker, he straightway
returned home and just as he was on the land :
ing the stairs, opposite Mr.. Marmicke's room,
he heard the report of pistol. On knocking
at and trying the door he found it fastened on
the inside, and receiving no reply TO the in
quires, and suspecting what had taken place,
he returned TO Hanover street where he me,
with Mr. Heydecker, who on opening the let
ter already spoken Of found that il contained q
detail OF Mr.. Marmicke's intention To commit
suicide and giving directions as to the dspo-
sal Of his body, effects, &c.
Mr.. Mary and Mr.. Heydecker then proceed
| ed 10 the Police Office, and procuring two of
J hcers, returned with them 10 Courtlandt street
and ladder having been obtained, the room
Of the unfortunate gentleman was entered b,
the window, and the door then unlocked.
| On entering the room, Mr.. Marmicke wa,
found lying stretched at full length on the floor
| quite dead
4 HIS head was resting on sofa cushion, AM
/ small pool OF blood was on the floor. Hi
hand still olasped the pistol with which he ba,
! deprived himself OF life. lie had placed III
muzzie oil the Instrument 10 bis right temple
sitting on the floor, having looking glass piac
: ed on the hoor opposite TO him, and the sof
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15
CHINESE FEMALES.

The following Is pan Of letter from DR..
Parker Of canion, addressed TO one OF his
friends IN New Haven, and Published in New
Haven Record.
You will naturally infer tia, there 10 grea,
variety OF character, and la a country 80 er-
ieEsise, and class 50 numerous, vide d.
versiiy Of Circumstances OF condition in life
and the different writers may have faithfully
described some Of these. | do no, know the
author Of ancient or modern times, who had
given fair representation OF The whole. For
convenience We may divide them TITO three
divisions. I. Lower classes Of females. 2.
Middling classes. ,. Higher classes. Under
Tie hra division may he clsssed boat women
booss maids and fnol servants. There il No
sPprcsrh 70 refinement among the female boa
populsiaon, OF even 10 iidiness. II We encep
she boats themselves. Tssse are serubbec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

Levi. Could not do it, the gold 10 expung-
ed
Van Buren,. I'll send Albert Smith to Rus
STA '.in spite oflamen,asions here or elsewhere
and Davee Minister Plenipotentiary TO 0,ahe-
lite.
Benton. Solitary and alone
Buchanan. wish to Heaven could raise
my voice loud enough
Van Buren, For goodness sake forbear,
Mr. Buchanan: YOU spoke too loud once before
''for the Maine folks"
Benton. SOLITARY and alone"---lIolland,
sir.
Van Buren,. Its even so--"sold to the
Dutch"
Walker Cuba. sir
Van Buren, I'll send you Minister to Gu
ba, Mr. Walker.
Calhoun. Don't despair Matty It's no
hanging matter any how. This victory, it is
plain TO he seen, will not enure To-
Van Buren,. Friends, we are fatigued-
stay not upon the order ofyour eoing-bui 20
at once Ercunf onnes.)