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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17

rI'O JOURNEYMEN BARBERS.-A thoroughly &C.
quanted with shaving asd curling wanted No IN Park
Row. mali at r. PEUSSEDDU.
CONSIgNFEs Of goods per French brig AtZAC, from
" chee, will please send their permits board pier
f. r. Goods permitted by the goth instant will unavoi
ably be sent to the Public store. mara
RIO sTLVERPLATERs.-Wa ned 6rst rate silverrlater
competent superntend establish m the country
One acquainted the finishing OF brass would prered
mali 9s
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E,S.sSTRO.N'O.MY

ln tbs ctfsilsc ndfufn ~ Aftfu 1oniT u ms prrn
N. aim Of ibe author to render the principics Of
the seirnce simple; that they rnsy he essily un
cerstooa. not only BY the scholar who attends =
few weeks a. an academy, bu, nv him whose
m,sns and views do not carry him heyond oom-
mon hoods
From Rev Wan. Coegsweil, d u well knowo
through tie United States as the Sects,ary OF
the American Education Soc~iy
Simeon ld~ Esq. ID ar Sir With crest plea
sure ! have pcrused the 'Cpnpend,um OF As
Il nomy prepared John Nose Of Atkinson. . nd
published by Yourself well as his larger work
on ihLi ~. iui and fnporisut 'cience the former
adapted 10 comuloa schools. aud the latter 10 a e
cademies md the higher institutions Of learning.
Bo.h arc original, and not merely compilations.
most Of the Mind printed Of The present day
h,sides the usual as,ro omcal calculations, thes
contain catalogue Of eelipses, visible in The U
nted States during the present century, which IS
belrvrd 10 br ihe Ere, published IN this country.
These itraiises appear 10 bsye bfen made with
great attention the statements Of others not being
adopted without careful examination. The Au.
thor has wisely .nd-avored 10 simplify and make
this sublime science easily understood, and also
entertaining; and his efforts lave happily sue
ceedcd. These works possess great merit, and
reflect much honor oBshe author. II is pleasing
to this veteran teacher Of youth for fifty yenrs
spcndind me his latter years in directing the
niinds Of students from nature up 10 nature s
bnus mus making tcltnre Ule nhnnWhlu OF VII
tue and religion. In this resoe' he has eriorm.
ee AZ important service for the rising general
ion and the Church Of Christ !, is fully believ.
cd, hist these two works on Astronomy are the
most valuable ot the kind, which have issued
from The American press, and tina, were they ex-
iensively known they would be extensively used.
Respectfully yours. WILLIAM COGGSWELL.
Boston March -, 1895
From Rev. $ H. Hall late Principal Of the Tea
cheers Seminary ,Andover, Mass. and now PTi.
neipal of The Teachers Seminary, Plymouth
n, II ,....
], gives me pleasure TO say, that have used a
work on descriptive and practical astronomy. by
J Vose. fo' several years past, and have consld.
cred II better adapted 10 the use OF advanced stu.
dents, than any work, 10 which my scholars could
have access. ! am happy 10 know, that new
edition is nbou, 10 be published, revised and en-
iureed by te author in doing which, he is per.
forming an important service 10 high chools and
Academies throughout our country.
s. h. HALL
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.,oration OF health, no time should I've lost 10 ad'
,p,ni.iering few doses 81 the Indian Futgaitve
Indian Vegetable Phls) ny ~ doing, nh The
i,o,,iocs of ,hs boGy will be restored TO crdcf,
,cA ,hrlnol humcrs the cause OF every innama'
,,, ar main W, suffer, viii I've removed IN So easy
and ns,,r,Ia manner that the body will be 70.
stored ~ II by charm
The above pills may be taken al ALL umos'
and underrn circumstance, with pedcc, safety
They suit AT cnNrL,tSrs, aud all ages, and
are ss natural TO the human constitution as iopdi
con .eau,ntly, they can never iuJufe, even the
a. ~, d,lcntc Like our food. they are dirrs'thlci
the refnre they enter into the circulation ana im'
mart an energy 10 the God; which enables II TO
1ow with Freedom quite I" The cSi'rmiles and
consequently TO keep the pores &c the skin open
they are true and perfect purifiers the blood
because they drain all corrupt bumouis from that
life giving fluid. They Impair, strength and
yiaor 10 The who'e system, and their effects are
always be nelcial because they only remoye those
humours which are opposed TO health, They aid
and improve digestion, and sound sleep follows
heir use because they cleanse the stomach and
bowels OF those Shiny hum anrs which not only
irritate and excite the nervous system but pnral.
we aud weaken the digestive organs. In short,
they possess all the good qualities that can be
claimed for any medicine; and what is very re-
narkable, it is utterly impossible TO use them
W ithout benefit.
More than ~ thousand persons can be referred
10 who have been cured Of complaints apparently
OF the most dangerous character, solely by the use
Of the Indian Vegetable Pills.
Office and General Depot for the sale Of the
above pills in the New England States; 1913 Tree
mont Street. near Cont street, Boston, where
they can be had nj wholesale mud retail
Agents have been appointed fer the sale OF the
Pillslin most of the towns in New England
All letters relative TO the Pills must be addressed
thus; IN f Office N A. College Of Health, l9e
fremont street; Boston, Mass
AGENTS. Rutland, VIM. Fay; Bethel, )
! Austin, IT,; Proctorsvlls, Proctor and Robinson
lIridgewatetl Thos Souhgae; East Pouiney
Hikock and Nlears. Ludlow, Dunbar, n Co,
Reading, Wood 81 Merrill; Cevndish Gibson
g. Son. Ally
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aud am convinced that, ~ TAR as health ~
ted, nothing was len undone. ] canno, en-
ls,,ct without mentioning the nobl. and u
,cresied conduct Of our family surgeon
when told him Of my wish 10 take this N
cine, naturally expressed fears on sceonu,
delicate and precarious state, bot when b. N
did me good advised my roinglon with
said h. should rejoice in any thing ,ha, D.,
ed my lie know many that have been N
fitted hy II 81 ce took It, bat am no, Al hbe.
mention names remain, Gcn,lemen,
your sincerely Obliged
SOPIllAGRr'I
Ashton Ayes, July IL, !S36.
The above medicines can be had genuine
State of Vermont. only Of pancborn 4 Al
maid. Jewellers. Burlington VI, st,le AernI
by the sub.sgents appointed and supp,tI
them. Remember every package will be ,t
in writing by Pangborn ~ Brnsmald-ftl
signed do not huy them.
PANGBoRN n BRlNSNAih
Jewellers. Burlington State Agent.
II l. CHENEY sub agcnt-Ra,l,,.
@eN-,s
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ris.inr 80 nd. uiih mech 'aiefesi, fin'
,s.s ffss. ~, and Third Class kesc"fs,
a., rnsd fos TIE sse - schools. iAhe me hhrty
a. ,r,otn-s,isr fhrfn - toois rhich ihiuk are
sat srorisa " any e ~ tind Wiih ~h'eh sm
seossiaHs Tie I bird Class Rrsdef 10 aes'gned
GOT a.. seunget class q readers. and sieheeond
faf ghs,. both 81 Which books beiuF small
and ehsay sfa seii adapted Zoe &C. efal Us, IN our
,unnisf 50 itaui. The Etr-t Class Rradsf rs lstr
~ spa usofs r.t,seUl rit dt.irned iot The fWss
else. II ouf common winief schools u esnno'
fsil Of Interesting sir'o.' snv resder
SAMUEL c LOVELAND
For Sale u, the Rutland Book Store.
49--Sw.
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ISnddle end Harness Manutactoru.

rl,ilE subscriber would inform the public that
i he has commenced the above business Of
the old stand, Formerly occupied by u Bus
in CAsteton. where he hopes, 20 receive liberal
share Of patronage He viii keep on hand, OF
make on short notice. all articles IN his line oi ou'
.io.ss. such a. Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Nnliecs aud
Garnet Rags, inferior 10 none in the country OF
city.-Alsu, a good assortment OF Bag Top nd
Cannon Trunks cutied hair Mattresses made
10 ofdrr and old ones renovated. A good sssort
men, Of Whips and lsshes curry combs AND horse
hfn.he. 81 first quality, all kinds of carriage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
Mn be sold cheap for cash approved credit;
mos, Kinds of country produce ukcp in exchange
for ia. above. Those wishing To purchase wall
find IT TO their advantage TO call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at shot, notice
vOLNEY SHERMAN
Castieton. Oct /
NIB good 10, Of sole leather on hand and
for sale cheap for cash. 42-iy
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eau lion.

WI public arc hereby notified tina, have no, de.
lnst cause sad good reasons. as have I,ed !" A.,
o. ms we this iii years. and bot short time be-
~ len, he threatened myis not lot the frs, Tim.
as,'ns'' p.i have l'sd ~h him IA hopes be would
49, I, ~ nave g,'eh Up all hopes. and think #
a. .,,r' hAo oetler stay with them than 10 live
70 Bot when len him Il VA. patio ulariy a.
Q, no, TO iuPeaeh each Others character in he
20 NE Ia. nov by the influence Of a mesa
po-'ed me which he ,oleHnsiy promised
- o''i sha By % dosag has (oflenet Ill claim,
On me ss . -iie lthefeso,e caution IN ,oue,, -
l.s, ha'ias an, ih'ng Ia do .ah hm ~hstsysr ba,
yoSng adies a. he age Of IS Ir her.
la' lhs, t"e thss NIL not fall ,ato the hssds Of
Z. |, ~. 90 oot Tie h.aas Of yTant ] leave III.
W Wv Psh.'e ~ psihisl ly Subscribing m,sslf-
30" ABIGAIL ROBERTS
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FROM LONDON,
through the hands of George Taylor
United States Agent,

For the British College Of Health, few hun
dred boxes of this justly celebrated Medicine,
made by JAS. MORRISON, the Hygeisi This med.
cine has by its own intrinsic merit gained a world
renowned repwaion by the many cures il is dali
ly efecting wherever il is introduced, although
il has been opposed by every thing which the
Faculty could bring to hear against il II has
come off victorious over Disease in lis mast rim.
lent forms, and over the faculty " no opposed It's
use by CURING JHHOUANDS which they
could not cure. We now invite those who have
not already introduced this medicine into their
practice, to use it, and thereby cure their pa
TENTS and gain good name which is better than
gold. TO those who need medicine, and are not
decided to use this celebrated medicine we
would jus, shy that this medicine rs probably
curing more persons every day throughout the
World than ALL other medicines and the rAcUL-
Tv put together The sale continues greatly TO
increase and the satisfaction expressed by those
who use II is most gratifying. We beg leave
To present TO the public of Vermont and vicinity
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Vaiuubie Information.

THE Indian Vegetable Pills are a certain cure
iof disease an It's every variety of forn because
they thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels
induce proper discharge by the lungs, skin, and
sidney aud stimulate the blood to purify itself
In other words, they open all the natural drains
and leave Nature, (the grand physician) free 10
drve disease from the body. The above outlets
or drains, are the common sewers of The bodv
through which ali morbid and corrupt humors u6r
'ause OF olsease) are carried off and so LONG as
,bey are Kept open, and discharge freely their al
io'led portions Of 'mpurity, the body viii eontin.
ue 10 health but. when, from eatinr improper
1000 breathing impure air sudden Transitions from
heat 10 e"1d 'oVer'e1hanstion, OF any other cause
ne bowels breome cusiiVe, the pores of The Al IN
become closed or the kidneys ia 10 perform their
functions properly, the impurities which sboold
De drained from the body by these outlets. will be
ieisinsd' and continue 20 aecu,nulat. until The
O"oy becomes literally loaded with disease
" 'hr ebshnels Of our mighty rivers should
become blocked OPP, would not the accumulated
""ris hhd new outlets, OF the country become
'huhoA'ea Just % with The human body If IN.
natural drains become closed, the siagnant and
corrupt humours will find vent in the various Tor.
ms OF dis"sse, such e. lever, small Por measles
hruh'e,'smi goul aPoplrIy, &e or death viii end
our svnefings IbrTtfore, when strkn,ss q, ~.
."'nAeh' pans al The bach and side, quick pulse
burning San, % any other unpleasant synpioro.
iheieAie That one or more Of the natufai d,.,,s
sfs hoi disehsrging freely, and that the eonst,n.
"0" " so'e' 70 eommeneea Struggle for the 70
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S n l. + + !!
Only iweniy.fve centsl

Only twenty. FIVE cents
1hR. NJ. HITCHCOCK S NEWLY INVEN.
~ TED SNUFF-The best article ever dis.
covered by scientific men, in Europe OF America
Tor the relief and absolute cure of Ca,arrh DE-,
illness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head.
aches, Falling sickness, FITS and infants truub.
led with Snufilrs. partial shocks of palsy, &c.
For sale wholesale ana retail by A. Hitchcock
q Co. sole proprieiors. III Gennessee street,
otca, and by their agents through bout the United
States and Canada.
Also by PORTER. Rutland, f.. JAM.
ESON, Cas'leton, A. BUCK, Pntsiord JACK.
son q KETCHUM. Benson
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Vermont Academy Of Medi-
cine.


I LECTURES win commence in this insiiiu.
IL lion on the 2nd Thursday Of March, 1910,
and continue - weeks. The following are The
professors -
Theory and Practice Of Medicine Horace Green
NJ, ID, New York City.
Anatomy aud Ply so!ogy, Robert Nelson, NJ.
- 81 Adams, VT
Chemistry and Pharmacy, James Hadley Nj.
ID. Fairfield bcd cal College, N Y.
Principles and Practice ofSurgery, James Bry.
an, philadelphi'.
.Mteria uedica and Obstetrics. Jose ph Per.
kins, " ID Cas,leton Vi
Medical Jurisprudence, Ralph Gowdey, ~ ID.
.hiddlebury vi
The fee for all the courses is $50, Nairiculation
fee s., Graduation fee, Sl5,-Pfce Of Bosi ding
as low as ia any country village
DR., Nelson will give private course on An
atomy and Physiology commencing the first week
IN January
There will also be reading Term al this In.
sriut"n during the interval Of lectures, which is
designed 10 furnish the Medical Students, adyan.
lagos superior In any other country place
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar
Carleton, Dee lr39
IL The publishers or the Bennington g..
Ie'ie, VI Wa,chmln, Burlington Free Press,
ratsourgh Republican, Ogdeu shur gh.Times and
Advertiser and Vermont Chronicle, viii give
lhr above : ins' riions each. and forward their
bills TO the W Academy Of Medicine.
ga Up
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:" f the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for he dist rict of
Rutland, mmissioners TO receive, ex anime and
adjust all aims and demands OF all per ons a.
gainst the estate Of
OLIVER HARRINGTON,
late Of Dandy in said district deceased, represen.
ted insolvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in ofiset thereto and six months from
the 9Th day Of October last being allowed by said
court Tor that purpose, we do theref re hereby
give noticethat We will attend TO the business OF
our said ppointment, at VIM Edmu1 DIS in Dan
by on e first Mondays Of FEBRUARY and March
next, from 81 O'Clock, A. w. unit, P. NJ on each
OF said days
VIM W. d ED% aR, commi..ioner..
Dandy, Dec. 18th, 1885, l-3
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Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DAV Ely.

RE- now opening large stock Of fashionable
~ DRY GOODS purchased in New YORK since
tho
Pressure Came On,
at vety reduced prices and the public gen
eray that they can sell goods much lower than those
that purchased their stock earlier 10 the season.
Particular attention is invited to the following FASH
onabie goods now worn for Over Goats, Pilot, 5ea-
and Lion SKIN Coatings. English, French Ger
man, and American
Broad Cloths,
ofihe best style and coors. Plaid and Fancy CASH
mcrcs Bucksk ms, atinets of superior quality, Vest
ings &c.
Also. a good assortment of Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Merinocs. Mouseiin dc LANES. Silks of every
quality and price. New style Of French, English
and American
Prints.
Of every pton Gloves and every article usually
kept in a country store.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware.
of the latest patterns Hard Ware, Looking Glasses
Paper Hangings. &c.
West India Goodsland Dry Groceries of the best
guilty. Arrangements have been made TO keep a
large quantity of Lamp, Sperm snd other OILS, Of
superior quality, which will be sold by the Barrel
Gallon.
The above Goods are fresh from mar
ket; great pains have been taken in
selecting,and they will be sold remark
ably cheap for ready cash or good
credit.
Casileton, Nov. 8, 1899. min,4sn.
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BOARD.

w "Ln. - n' ~i'e Aaaa boz eiaseestsel, i,f
81 bed shd board a. ons Jossos 20 49,.
70 l"rtsd Az persons hsfbo'ins 90 trs,firr ~ -
s,ss, - 'As'i pay 90 osb. u lsr eshtrse,iss
We!ls Dec ~. 1889 LYMAN 49,
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WE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon I'll Probate court for the district Of
hlibaltn, hmmlsson'fs 20 receive examine,
an adj 'st all ella ms and de nands of all pei sons.
ae inst the estate
JOHN SUBWAY,
late Of Poultuey, m said district, deceased repre-.
'enitd in olvsDt, and also all cl,ims and den nd
exhibited 10 off ct thereto and six month. from
the 23rd day fNov. last, bel Flowed by .oil
court Tor that purp Sc, we do erefore hereby
gNe no'ice that we i'll attend 10 the bus n IS
of our said anIointnent at the dwelling house
OF judith Subway, in Poultney on The frs;
Mondays in FEBRUARY and March next, from o q.
clock, A. NJ, until P. NJ each of said days
ELISHA ASHLEY, Dr.
DENMAN GlDDlNGS, commissioners
Poutuey, Dec 14lh, 1889 ID
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The subscribers wish TO purchase within ten days
from the date of this advertisement, lot of fresh
Poultry, consisting Of Turkes. Chickens, Ducks.
Geese and Gosngs for which cash will be paid on
delivery. The turkes aud chickens should be pick.
ed without being sc,ided. is
Rutland Jn7 ioao. DUni ~ MASON.t
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Morrison's Pills.

TIME genuine Hygeinn Vegetable Medicine Of
l. the British College of Health in
LONDON,
in packets Of 81 So and SO each.
Also, The Vegetable Aperlent Powders, % cts.
perl'ox We inform the sick that we have just
received
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ME the subscribers being appointed BY the
non The probate court for the district Of
Rutland commissioners ia receive. e.amin. "a
sdJus, oil claims and demands Of all persons a.
gsinst the estate Of
JOSEPH A. WHEELER
late oil Dandy, in said district, deceased. r,pre.
scented ms lvent, and also al claims and d. mands
ex6ih,'ed IN offsrt thereto and six months from
toe &ol' DAY oi Dece mber last, bring allowed BY
SAID court Tor that purpose, we do therefore here.
ey give notice that we will attend 10 the business
~ our SAID appointment, at the store Of Joel "
Rogers IN Dandy, on the second Mondays of
.safeh and April merit, from Q o;cl ok A, ~ IN.
VI clock ". on sseh Of said DAYS,
!EkEAY B,RTLETT,
LINER hlLLYARD ID Commissions
Danny Is, Jan. 1870 Ia
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STA + OF VERMONT, )DE !, rememI
District Of Rutland -. Is ed thai a

Dis'ric, Of Rutland SIS Is " ed that At 1
saird Probate curt held al Rutland within a..
p pt sara Disiriei, on the first Monday, being ~
SIN day Of Decemb'r, 1880
Le'sieu wilkins administrator ofthe esis,s .
EZRA WILKINS,
late Of Mendon in said district d ceased propsi.
ing 10 render an account Uf his Administrator.
u Is ordered that said Account he examined g
Ionri the hrst Monday Of FEBRUARY neat is'
.hh' 'he pubiicati ola copy Of this ordef lhi"
"seh, sureessvely, in the Rutland Herald Pfl.
20 ., Rutland, a. soon as may b., shall BE- soA.
'"bl pouee to all concerned 10 appear # ibsI ~
cause ana Object thereto true copy Of R'so''
HENRY HALL, Regi'tsf
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Valuable School Books.
FoR SALE HY u Z. WHITE & Co. RuT.
LAND, Vi
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US j fsceiysd By JAMES BARRETT IT, N
- Case Of Broad Cloths direct from tie mlaE
Jsnuary 18Th, 1910
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turage. Good wood lot and sugar orchard, all Of
which is well watered. A Dwelling House,
Wood Shed, large Barn and Horse Barn adjoining,
81 fl. by 26, two small Barns and other out build.
ings convenient for keeping Dairy or Sheep.
For further particulars enquire on the premises
Of JOHN WOODRUFF.
Wells, Oct 81. 35-tf
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n IST Of Letters rersininr is the Posi Ohee al
IL Estissd VI. 3lu Dec. 1889
Aucs Eusr. Mrs kursahie Ds,idi
iiolin lleman kcil, widow
Hsiie, " m W or keeicr Lot Jf
~ nsris Il Sell iedget James
Irow Jostph Lester Ana Mrs
Ratio, Mmw LII, Rachel Mrs
Btr,maid Edgar Mccolle, Maiy
I,rown Charley Merss, John
Battlefield Jacob Miller Rev Wm
Rar,lsit A,bsn M.fiao Pssl Austin
Bhts Phla Meay Madison
nehedioi Heavy McCc'mio L.
Bu,rsn Iue, Mics Miiier Rosannsh
Ca,tts ~atab MIS-. Moon Mary
Coob Submit Me. Noble George
Gurus tiIabcih VI. Norse VIM
Ciuk Eltab,lh Mas Fargo Thomas
Clark Siss Ford kollin
Ciafk gamc. Pstkcf sally
Cia,k Oti,G Philips SAfah
Cistk Sylvester y aul Jesse
Camtl,eli Avnyy Tratt AR ;
Cuui. Tiaddeua PaiSeI Samuel
Churchill VT PIKE yane
Churchill ismUel Ross Df
Chaticiton l. & Polly R'sden ifa'ey
Chilman Hannah Mfs Rirc Mercy
Ca,HnaBp Thos Rollins Matthew
Dlmick Timothy Rogers Lorenzo
Davis Colontl Kerd Aaton
nufkee David Smith John
Duff Michael Smith Hiram
Davis abr.m Smith Emily
DAVIS phiicna Miss Sawyer Mary
Edson Ailftd Scott VIM
Emerson Thomas Shaw Wmk
Toss Aiph Spaford Heman
IA, " ,ilsm Saunders Michael
Poster y Mcssr. e. Co Snow Mary Ann
Goodwin Henry Slason Francis b
Glover Marshall Tempp Iuthera
Gorhatn Jud,,,n a. Seth Tsrnet i. G
Coo,saao WIN win.iow 'fown Clerk. Mendon
GaUmout Monsieur Temple Caleb
Greene Lorain Miss Trctcot WIN
Greene Mercy Mrs Thfaii &c
Hitchcock n Morgan Toney Abel
uopkins + W Updke Alexander
Hitchcock Hannah Mrs Underwood Sardis
HI George Worienor Stephen
Harar Aaron Wiley John
Heming 8 Whiilock
Johnston Dorothy Winchel Henry
Johnson Linus Wright William
jackson David Whitney Norman X
Keycs James Williams Rebecca
THOS J. ORMSBEE
4 IST OF Letters retnalning IN the Post Office
IL Piitsford, Rutland County, Vermont, January
ls,, 1910,
Adams Clarissa Miss Mitchell Alanson Col.
Abbott Solomon 5 Msnley Joscphus
Butler Samuel Mitchell Laura A Miss
Bowen Emily Miss MetcsIf Hannah, widow
Barnes John Mitchell Abial
BARNES Hannah Miss Manley Be,sey p Miss
Rogue Horace Pastor Of Baptist church
Buck James Pcnfed s g. Co.
Bump Walter Perry John, 2s-a
Blancheu Augustine Pen6eld DanieI, Esq.
ChaiTec Benjnmin Parish Mandana Miss
Child Maria Miss T. NJ. Of Chttenden
Pike Dan Randall NJ Esq.
Digadno Peter Seery Patrick
Drew George Smith Charlotte
Eddy n II Simons Ezekiel
Field Wm, Sparkes Mary Miss
Frcslove John W. Smith Calvin
Flanigsn John Smith .nmcs
Green Ann Whipple Wright
Greenleaf Eiias Winsiow Stephen
Gorham James Wallis James
Hail David Ward David
Kellogg $ II Esq. Woodbury. II BJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-21
DENTIST

VTNHE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. OF Rutland and its vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Bemans Hotel, where,he will make his
head quarters during the winter, and will b. hap.
ny TO wait on any who may wish his professional
aid either at his room at their dwellings. Com.
msnds from any Of the neighborng towns will be
Immediately attended to.
WV. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profess with me
since he has prac,crd in the southern States with
good success l recommen nd him 10 public conf
dence. tf JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY