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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
- a., a., Ifxocan- nrandfcth's

Il he Resurrection or TtrsiiH MS
Superior 10 The lIygcan, Brandfeths
p.ss.s Tssasia ths Nsiehieu tr,iccdl Ssnst,'e-
- tuv rfhsi riiit - c--srcsnd Dcl"'s me r~b'e,
a. rs+f lfs,s 90 - phfncisrs aee c'hsu. 81 "one
ssadfa,a hsh ssti they 70. them sa4 thea "e are
ssf4ala 10y -ii not
nl.ps~ {. rsstied gssini ~ah al Who have us~d
,bsievstsit PERSIAN PILLS. that they ~. re,
.v,io.lfis fie be-; and ncst sfaeaeaous fAMlLl
MlftlCa NE that has vet hren usst ~ Afnr'ics
Bee, i,s.iis sosia b>oome seqsaseird ehe ie.r
aer,,tea poscer over siseass. ihet wond hesp thsm
,vd l. f.rfpa,sa ~ih spfe REMEDY 70 epP'y 90
"a. C,,s sspstfsnco a. ais,sss. sud Thea how much
s.s,,,, wpsld L. aSn,5sd and moasy saved. - vel
n, lives 81 ,hoassuds Who hurried 90, ofiime oy
,srl~riing disease IN 10 6f,i stages % by oc' oeh
IA s.ss.srsina 81 femedy which they e'n place &c
THE RESURRECTION OR PER-
staS PILLS TIE nsn,e II three pills originated
,,ots a.. ct,eamsiAaee 81 the medieiae beng onp
f,aad 10 the cemetfrs 81 iSfsis. ihs 'ste''ee
rrsdooiiaB tripg q . Peou'ia, KIDD led 10 ,tPs1r
,,csss a. 10 10 tsesiical quanies ADD 'iJ2"s hsn
n,,e,sfv d laerainr an established medicine Tor We
eissss.s of ths, touairy The rStfaei Of tts s.ngn
tss p,savetioa lutoduccd into s0me paris o' ~
fopS b. ,hr year 1858 and used by many seeo's.eu
th,sscahs IN cunng ditea,es where all other me.ii
inc, AaA been usoa 10 EARLY in the year Iy-
With certain vegetable
Iu,a Baca in the East In
The sdmitabic effects o.
,nnap system ted physiciahi
.,,t .ss Tb.is lo-s sstsn
tisctsai and healing virtues
iuy qualities Of their spsoih'
dular part Of the system, are
reputation and general Us
&C.
Gent. sits - THIS is 10 inform you that We hav'
u.rd your pefssa vegetable Pills TOT Year past "
our practice srd well pleased with Their operator
Relieving them TO iulhi their sd'eiiisment IN answer
H., as syhsiilnse where calomei is indicated, W
can recommend them TO the public.
Drs BROWN MKENZlE 81 HALSTEAD,
poetct,cr. 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
Trustees Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Town Of Rutland
N for loans ofthe United States Deposit Money,
are particularly notified hat the be prompt
ly paid on the first day Of January next. And the
same will be re -loa ned on that day
LUTHER DANIELS, Trustees
MOSES WATKINS. :
Rutland, Nov %. 1870 47-52
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
India Rubber Shoes. a..

BURT e. MASON have Just received new sup
ply Of india rubber shoes for gentlemen and la
dies.
KID SHoEs Kid walking shoes with heels;Ff nch
KID walking shoes; laced walking shoes; ladies' ga-
booteesi Black light and dark coiored ND slips;
In:ahl's chdIen's and misses si,oes and cacks; gen
clemens hid pumPs; ladies' KID shoes iurd and
lined.
Rutland, December 20, 1870. Bill
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
May be used in Wine or Water.

These celebrated bitters are composed purely o
vegetables Of the most innocent yet specific virtues.
They arc recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing and Strengthening the
stomach. and increasing the appette-also prevent
moving nausca, vomiting, heart burning, weakness in
the breast pam in the stomach and other symptoms
Of hltulencc ard indigestion One box will tincture
one gallon. Price. % cents box.
Russel's Vegetable Bilious Pills, or
family physic.
For general use in cases of Jaundice morbid sen
sibty ct tie stomach and bowels loss OF appetite,
fGied breath, oostyeness, piles and all diseases ars-
ing from hillary misrepresentation for correcting
the state Of the blood and cleansing the stomach Of
ioul and vsced hum These pills are a mild ca.
thsriic. producing neither pains gripping, and
thefeiofe valuable and highly approved medicine
and pronoonccd ~ Inc tost distInsuIsneu
physicians. Each box containing 80 pills
Price, 81 1>2 cents box.
Russell's celebrated Salt Rheum ONT
ment.
This is unqursionabV the best and safest remedy
ever yet offered TO the public for that obstinate DIS
order. Salt RheOm- Where other means have failed
IL has succeeded and tie fact that il has been eIton
steiS Used by eminent praciiiioners, speaks volumes
in its praise. II Is equally ccacious in all diseases
Of the skn, scalt head. fing and the most ia
Vei-rate Itch. &c DC. See Doc,. " olford and
others certificates around the Salt Rheum ointment
Boxes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
Pot Metal.
A Caution.

TIE subscriber is very DESTROYS Of paying his debts
and that he may do this with pfompinsss. be would
give this caution 10 all who Indebted 10 him not
10 della. the prompt adjustment aud payment of all
sums large and small iest be may be compelled On.
willingly, 10 resort TO some limb of tie law for help
10 this matter. "Gentlemsn. what have not paid
their bills, please step up and settle. Nov is the
time TO begin New Year right
ALANSoN DYER.
Rutland, Dec. 81. 1870, Eli
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
For Sale.

Right About Face. Look at This
NOTICE is hereby given tina, the snbscns
has, and will keep constantly on had, Baa
ed Muskeis with Bayoaets, Cartridge Boxes IN
Bayonet Scabbards with belts, all of supsrs
quality and on very REASONABLE terms. Pena
wanting any of the above articles. will do well
call at my office.
COL Russell IIlCKok..
Fast PoultBey,,ug IG 1910 32-a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-29
Land HO! :!

NJ TdreS on Non Resident Lands IN Mirln
VNilE undersigned will attend TO the Pnyp' !,
i Taxes and the redemption Of land or 'o",
sold for taxes. in the counties Of Eaton ano
and give all necessary informaiion to cnqdns
tive TO the Value of land in said counties, aN.
ircd, will undertake the sale of the same. w
ges will be moderate and in proportion TO iNIs
rendered. All communications, I'D lfessed 70 "
rdersgned At Bellevue. Eaton Go. Michigan ~
piidl will receive prompt attention. PefsoH' -
ia1cs 10 DIV or lands to redeem. will 6Dd 1 @"s
.ani.nt l.. Aape-., ,Leis flnd. "a sulne Eolyens >
and remit their certificate. ..,,,
BF. & JF. HlNSAr,
RgrFrEESoEs:-Ja's X Hyde, Esq sod9sl /,
|. r. Wright, ESQ Castetca, vi -. j. H. WEE
ell, Esq. Detroit, Mich. ,o,o ed
Belicyue Eaton 60. Mlrlt Sept l5' 1911 ~
DROkE into tie enclosure oil We ilo' 'W a
IL on or about the 30th Of Oct. two ye" o.
steer The owner is requested to Prove P'T
pay e"a'se'' '"' '''' "''' josrraH nay
| ,o,o ~
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
TT Is DONE.

The people have spoken. The die is cast. For
ourselves, we have no misgivings as to the result
Should we be mistaken, we will have the conscious.
ness of having done our duty. It has been our
province to keep watch" as sentinel at his post
and arouse the land to sense of the Importance ct
the ISSUE and the necessity Of defending our ban
her to the last extremity that we esteemed compa-
ible with the elective franchise. This has heen
done, and if defeated we will "temper our cour.
age" and again be found sustaining the flag Of our
faith If it has not, as we believe it has, been sig
nally exempled in this contest that the people OF
the United States will rebuke Executive usurpation
and the grossast malfesance in office we cannot hu,
have an abiding confidence that the day Of retribu
ton is not far distant. But we did not take our
seat to indlte 4 paragraph on politics. We are
glad that the hour has arrived tina gives us res
pte from its turbulence. Our mind il already freec
rom the clogs which tend to con6ne il, and has
already attained TO more than its ordinary eleva-
tion. We can now turn away from the cares and
troubles incident to political strife, and hold con-
verse with our readers subjects more sonant
%ith their prepossessions. as well m1rc exciting
10 good morals aad currect taste.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Y administrator Of the estate OF Joseph Pitt.
nan, deceased, by order OF the Randolph county
court will sell TO the highest bidder, q, too Court
inuss d1or in the town Of Huntsville. IN the first
lay OF the next term at The said county couri, I'D
Monday in November, lSi0) while the said ceuNle
al the right. title aud interest that ths said 1otr
Pitiman had at the time Of his death, in. and Ia
ho cas-, hair OF the northwest quarter Vi sreiinr
lnnlber u. in township number 90. Of TspssI5
Such title Us was vested in said Pitlnsn, Mill ~
conveyed. ana no other,
3l..-4, JEPTHA PlTTMaN,
p -l-- tt-- sr,'' ~ Lbs pi.thsn e,','.e
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
atdiiiOndI burden 81, my shoulders u advising an

additional burden on my shoulders Or advising aIl
The other Departments, in the absence Of their
Heads, when eases Of doubt. difficulty and great
responsibility oTlse-and now TO have this new
source oil discomfort, danger and threatened war
upon US rc-oPened, is more than am able 10 bear
1t is said to be the last feather, which brea the
horse back.
But with this hedry and additional pressure,
when it was hoped that all was in favorable
train. my exhausted frame must soon yield.
will do all in my power for my friends and the
tause while am here; but | cannot wolk mira.
cles, and neither my mind nor ody is made Of
iron. To escape death or insanity, shall leave
my present situation the first moment the Presi
dent will consent TO it; and sincerely pay that
some one from New England may succeed me,
more successful aud able in giving satisfaction,
not only on the Boundary question, but all others
oil Importance. This year is my eighth one in
the Executive Department., and it is high time for
loaton-not that love the good cause less, out
that love principle more, aud the wishes OF my
friends more, TO promote better by the services Of
other men, Of different or similar politics, the
great interests Of al least some OF the States. if
not all Of them.
| complain not a word. Indeed, had been
left to my own inclinatons and judgment, should
have resigned over year ago. But as some Of
the obstacles, then existing, have been since re-
moved, | think glimmer of light to myself per-
sonally breaks through the clouds.
will show, as you seem TO wish, your letter
and Mr.. II. s to the President on his return at the
close Of the month. After the glorious reactions
in the West, trust, that our leading friends in TIE
East have not so conducted as to lose caste with
the people & to lessen our maorities there as you
fear. Eeven Rhode Island has gained largely on
the democratic side within two years; and if Maine
is determined TO throw herself into the arms OF the
opposition, or to play into their Manufacturing
such crisis as the present one--let us beseech a
kind Providence 10 saue the Republic, FOR NO ARM
OF FLESH CAN AVAIL US. had rather have lost
Tennessee and Indiana united.
"TruIy yours.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
THE WINGS OF HOWARD.

We are too young to Gull as compliment from
that sentiment which procaims that "age is honor
able"-We claim to have lived in no other CEN
tory than this but, we have been roamers,-we
have been thrown in many communities. and Oh
no occasion have we seen party 50 fully act Out
their whole duty, as the body of the Wings OF
Howard Setting at our table we can count thirty
Of our friends who did rot up, but in all our
zeal we can find an excuse for them. After defeat
upon defeat for twelve successive years, body
numbering 800 must be something more than hui
man in its composition, who would make its en-.
lire appearance at the polls under such dispiring
circumstances. 1t was gratifying To us, however,
to observes the bearing Of the men who are hence
forth to be our neighbors. With such spirits to
aid us, enIer upon duties with fresh ener gy
and with other conviction than that our cause i,
our country's, and must prevail.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
EXTRAORDINARY FRAUD.


The following facts are stated in the Philsdel.
phia papers: ..t....
An act has been brought to light which is con
neced with one Of the most iniquitous frauds
ever practised in this country in reference to the
eeclions.--The matter is undergoing judicial en-.
qniry, and we therefore give the report as it is now
current
Our readers are aware that the Locofoco vote
in the city aud county Of Philadelphia was larger
by several thousands, than any one, even the
honest men Of the party, believed it would be; no
man, for instance, thought that there was so many
Van Buren, voters in the city and county, by sew.
ETA! thousands. as there were Van Buren, votes
received last Tuesday, and attention was, conse
quentIy, drawn 10 the naturalization proceedings,
10 illustrate the subject. The following discovery
we learn, has been made. In the book OF the
proper officer OF the Court, wherein are registered
the names and oaths Of those emigrants who de
clare their intention 10 become citizens, leaves
had been inserted this year in the record Of the
year 1888, and the names Of many persons as
declaring their intent ons, and the name. Of The
former clerk of the office forged Thereto; and the
Court having been induced to believe that these
several entries were really made in 1893; gran.
ted the papers Of Naturalization. This high hand.
ed fraud, striking at the purity Of Courts and
elections, has been brought TO the notice Of Judge
Hing, and will be carefully siIted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

Q.j-The fellow Who wrote tho falf column in
the last Democrat Is so furious, that we know not
which must to admire, his desire to lie or his ability
to do it. We understand the cause however. I,
has gone abroad that by the aid vf the Marshal IN
calling personally on every Democrat TO be at the
polls, the Wings were to be beaten 500, but ii
was mo 60" The statement as to "bribery, trick.
cry, and the importation of votes" is rs false as
the man who wrote it is certainly becoming con-
iemptibIe. The administration has been on trial
for four years, and by comparing the vote Of 1898,
with that of last Monday, we find Wing gain Of
l45! ..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

The ST. Luuis Republican, We have be-
fore us a tabular statement Of the late Congress
sional vote in Georgia, and note that in the county
of Bullock, the highest Wing vote was eight,
while the LOcofoco candidates received about three
hundred and Sxry-ive each. Whereas in Lauren
county, the Locofocos received only one vote, and
the Wings fonr hundred and furty.threc. So also
in Montgomery, the LocofUco vote varied from two
10 seven, wlnle the Wing canlidntes received t.,
huadred and two.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
THE FRAUD.

The Philadelphia u s. Gazette, says We I'M
derstnnd that the Grand Jury of the county had
der consideration yesterday the fraud supposed
to have been committed in the books of the public
offices. in which are entered the names Of those
who declare their intentions OF becoming citizens
Judge Barton entered with zeal upon subject thu,
seemed to involve one Of the greatest questions
that has ever arisen. We heard it stated that on
Wednesday, one Of the Courts would prepare to
act upon the charges, if the Grand Jury presented
bills.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
Notice
3i-iiS

rs hereby gwen. that the undersigned has ob-
L tanned from me County Court Of Howard county.
letters Of administration te>tamentary on The
estate of a.. SImps n, deceased, bearing date the
second day Of November, l-40, that all per-
ons indebted TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and that all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to exhibit
them properly authenticated, within one year from,
The dale Of said letters. ur they may be precuded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and if said
claims not presented within three years, They
will be forever barred.
34-4t JOSEPH ROPER,
November 7. 1870. Admir-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

MORE or THE FRAUDS IN PHlLADELpHIA.-
The astonishing increase OF votes in Philadel.
pha city and county, particularly in Mr.. luger-
soils district, is likely to be accounted for, in a
way which must vitiate that PERSONS election
The following is from the Philadel phia North
American Of yesterday:
CouRrs.- MoYDAY, Oct. 18th. In the Cour, Of
General Sessions, the trial Of EIdrdge for forgery
is still pending. The day is occupied in hearing
further testimony on the part Of the Common
wealth; the defence has not ye, been opened.
To-day further developments Of frauds in the
naturalization Of foreigners have been made.
On examin. ton in the Office Of the Courts Of
General Sessions, Judge Barton has found large
number Of iorgeries Of his own signature; and in
consequence Of this discovery has taken posses.
sion all the books and papers relating to natu.
razaton, with the view Of further Investigations,
and TO prevent the destruction Of the evidences
of guilt So far as we have been able 10 learn,
no clue to the Preparations Of this outrage has
yet been found
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has obtained from the Clerk Of tho County
Court Of Howard county, letters of administration
IN the e>tat4 of John w. RawlinS. decd, bearing
date the 18th day Of September, $40, that all per.
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to ma Ike
immediate payment, and that all persons having
claims against said estate are requested 10 ex.
hlbt them properly authenticated within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit Of said estate; and
if said claims are not presented within three ysars
thpy will be forever barred
30-4,* MILDRED RAWLINS, Admir-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

"PRErTY WOMEN. OF all other views, a man
nay, in time, grow tired, but in the countenanca of
women there is variety which sets WEAKNESS at
lefance, The divine right of beauty, says JuniuS,
i the only divine right an Englishnan acknow-
dye, and pretty woman the only tyrant he il
not authorized to resist"
The above IL from a paper "down East" and it,
EDITOR is either love-cracked" or natural fool.
If he had spoken Of sensible women, instead of
pretty 1--WE detest the term "Pretly") he might
have passed as man of aiscsrnmsnt and sea Sc.
Pretty is---pretty G?cs," is our doctriSe Fa
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
Notice

rs hereby given, that letters of administration.
4 were granted to the undersigned by the Clerk OF
he County Court Of Randolph county, on the estate
IF Mary F. Taylor, decd bearing date the 9Th
day of October. l540 all persons having claim
against said estate, required TO present the
same properly authenticated for settlement within
year from the date OF the letters aforesaid rr
they may he precluded from any benefit Of said ES-
tate, and if not presented within three years they
will be forever barred.
REUBEN SAMUEL,
HENRY BOWEN
3i--iiS Administrators.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07

Elk GOVERNOR MlLLER'S OPINION.

The BoonvIle Observer gives the following
specimen Of the opinion Of that wiseacre John
Miller, on the character and conduct the me.
charic) and farmers of the country The Loco
focos always think the people fools unless they
follow their Missouri Republican.
This gentleman being asked the other day how
he thought the Presidential contest was likely to
terminate, said that heretofore he had been quiet
confident Of President'Van Buren's reelection,
but since the farmers and mechanics had all turned
damned fools there was no Knowing what would
be the end Of il.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
IHE publishers Of the "BGoHslfcE Tines" having
great variety of
Eldts, ana Ornamental
JOB TYPE,
Administrators Notice.

'FNHE undersigned having obtained letters of a6.
II mInistratUn, on the estate Of Thomas Alter
berry, deceased, on the l1h day Of October, 1910,
Of the County Court Of Howard County, herety
gives notice 10 oil persons having claims or de.
man-s against said deceased, to appear and prove
thea within twelve munth> from the date aforesaid;
and il not within three years from the date Of said
letters they will he forever barred.
EDWARD ATTEREERRY, Adm.
Oct. oath, $40 32-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
MAIL FAILURE.

The ST. LOUIS mail, due here on yesterday,
failed to arrive. II should have been made up on
Tuesday last at twelve o'clock, but as that was
election day, We suppose Mr. WATSON and his
clerks were working for Mr.. VAN buren,, in a
more acceptable manner than deposiiing newspa.
pers in the mail bags which contained nothing but
" ig victories! On the 4th of March next, the
books"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
a Farm for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale ON accoinmoda.
j, ting terms, A FARM lying on the State
Road leading from Palmyra to Platte City, one mile
and half east of Chhcothe--the county seat of
Livingston couuty-contsinng 400 acres of the
hest quality of lands 100 acres of prairie and 800
of excellent timber. The furm is well wa
reTed and admirably situated for a stock or grain
farm. There is 40 acres Of prairie broke up, and
IN the premises good log h0usc nearly finished -
For terms, apply TO the snbscrlbe', at Ch,lieo,he,
3U-4t SAMUEL FARNANDIS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
The following is the letter Of Mr. Woodbury., to
which Mr.. Smita has reference
Mr.. WOODBURY'S LETTER.
WAsHlNGroN, 1st Sept, 1873

WAsHlNGroN, LIST Sept, 1889.
"DEAR SIR: Yours OF the Oath ult was re
ceived last evening. thank you sincerely fpr
The friendly sentiments it expire, SEES towards my,
self personally; hut must confess that the tone
Of it, and OF Mr. Haynes letter. which you en-
close, are such totuards tie Administrations as TO
'reale much regret and painful disappointment in
respect to the boundary question
When every thing--even war, was hazarded by
the President last sprmg for that question; and
when the whole summer has been spent by the
Secretary oil State in efforts TO advance the inter.
ests Of Name, and when all the rest of us hele
have sustained The claims OF Maine, as firmly, al
least, as The strange democrat, some Of your poli.
clans recommended to The special minister TO
England on this subect-it is really discourag
ing, snd causes sickness at the heart to hear th-
complaints reiterated by oul friends, Of The zap
parent apathy and anc ,ncern Of the General Coo
ern men IN regard 10 The Norihcastern Bounda
g." We have so many real and M lvoidable
troubles with our enemies at home and abroad,
hatio have these increased aud aggrayated by oul
friends makes me utterly despOndent =. n.
have now been left alone here, strugsIing with
endorsements withou. parallel in our fnsn-
cial history, for over two monihs--snd taking the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
A Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
' has Obtained Of the Clerk Of the County Cuur,
of Monroe County, letters OF administration upon
The estate Of Henry H. Scales. decd. bearing date
the 18th day Of October $40; that al persons in
iebted TO said estate are requested to make mms.
d'ate paymeRt; and ihat all persons having claims
against said estate. are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated within one year from the
date of the said letter or they may be precluded
from having benefit of said estate and if said claims
are not presented within three years. they will be
forever barred.
JOHN B, HAYS, Admir-
Oct 18th, 1910 3l-I,