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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

olIH WHEELING SOAR & C4NDLE Man.
- D. Aler mas takcn fhe fac.
~, prneHy earned o. by larncy& Eohols md man.
yellow, '~auegstsd s8d 6aey s,su. riso ue So, e.,
- ne fey bet quality M q small advance
Hr1c'rr sent % any pau n Wheeling when
TITO. IrFa fncrn years cr,~uenro IN ne ras.
y n oIrs BE- hflks te can give satisfaction in tho
gla.Hy aaI pros Of Toe arIr.rs
TIE pltrousgo % be cizcus - nor rcspertnl,
sairfod
lauaw n Wsisr - below L5mfdtas' Par, Al.
nn 13-ln n ID ttrr~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Out shost tune after married, T. orc of the most r,
ei'izcns Of Chic. and has since ~ well as be.
"re' sustained q high Reputation u a yiriuous aud "a.
coi"piished LADY. so much FOR this species of MALE
GUS persecution Of Geu. Harrison. His assailan,s are
as uhey have ever been, regardless of honor. regard
less os truth, regardless OF common justice. and will a
single eve TO the Offices of he country and ejaculation
upon the treasury, they have not hrsi'atc,l to Stigma.
uze MS name on ever Ioss Die occasion. But The
hour OF re'rlhuiion will come. The people are march-
ing forward to viudica,e him and hurl his slandcrcrs
lNSn thcir high places. They mus, learn TO believe
Gen Harrison - covered with 4 pan.ply of honor and
fcci'ude hat mo dagger Of tbs assassin Of character
hr fame Gun pierce. They 10 but hasten their down.
al by their pcrvene persecution and make their pros.
traiicn more atjoct and ,guoble. IL they continue it
he very worms who cmwl under their feet will Justly
psiy their scgredation.
We would respectfully cull the attention of The pub.
hc % the Lectures of Mr.. e. W. b Canning. TO com.
menoe ga saturday. OF The talent Of the lecturer wc
nerd say nothing. 10 a Wheeling audience. lie ha,
been longer known here than we have. and hs cap,ci-
y crediinhly 10 perform every thing lac has under,a
Ken. either IA literature or science. is well known
It's style Of writing has ever exhibited a chasie play.
iuinc-s as well as yigor and thought. aud we promise
ours,l,es mach pleasure IN attending hs lectures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Mr. EDIroE-Nou are requested 10 state liai the old
members Messrs. WICKHAM and MORROW. VIII
have scT'cd the city faithfully IA Council during tEs
last year, will be supported this year by
MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

SEcoSO WARD-CITyC ovNcu--Nir. wn.RTov.
vail please announce ia The Times, that ROBERT
MORROW, who has faithfully uni zsaloaSI, dis,L,F
gcd The duties ola mcsbcr o. the city Council. va.
be Supported for reelection on No1daz Ecr', GA DE
joint ticket Of ROgERT MOSCOW and Wsr r. SFlny
by MANY VOTERS
The editor Of the Times Is rcq-esIrd - make q SIN
liar announcement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

The - SrminOlcs captured ia Fl115, a. .,,
Hanson passed up The ArkouSas, proceeded wssi fran
Li'iic Rock, December lih, under Lieut. BJ,rL. q
the 7th Artillery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

M~.yEHFSrs % rur P.1rLE-Thc Wl..s OF Ssh.
tIbula met in Convent o. ou rho 1911. TBr ~,u.H.I
says ~ wus the largest convention ever held .u N.
iabula county. The Wings ol 90 Asbnbua u
moved by one imPulscaud ono feeling. came up ,l rc
Convention BY scores aad fnes'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

hu.HtcAy CL,EEr-The cJifororrs Mobile Joni,
nal ssy. that De- has tasted some excellent CIlrfr rr.
made OF -np's produced boz Wa hiug.on County. Ala.
Iam7. io s7rs-ithod on e]recilrnt Favor. ,1paIr.
ag rs a-c. and showed clearly hat grapes r,4.I In
ifia country cIn p" made fe furnish delicious vino
Some dIV u tha latter p7rtoffbis century. our las.sr.
dams. iI.n possessed OF u1 extensive vine raeiau bon
uis CO lucr and furnishing Coo whole counf-, with
great quantities Of wines u on ihsir yausues. viii
"on1cf 10" her once .'9rf crn- 90 overlook such 70
source Of wealth. a "a -~4.r ua ID, s~f,rrry
plains that MIGHT hIyo been made 10 s,n with s5r
r1aee 1n1 beauty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Destruction n BarsIar oH J1Bfs Riur-Tatr.
% r1ls1n Co fear that great uuuTrr Of l4uc1Ha l1tf
ccud5s'rDyed by The lie rise iu james River ausBI
cd by he sudden and violent breakup 1I the iss. en-.
Feeding 20 thickness and quantity what bad been
knswn i"r several year. Fragments orme down thr
and wo unlcrs'aud hat not lcs. than fny were das'r4y.
Cd 900 Nln'dcn's Adventure poud. rs fic sl1sk aair.
Above Ma.deE's Adventure dam b. called 80 Mich.
auNs Ferry n P~oNhatan. ~ out Of 20 lying DH fr
two shores aiihli place. wsfcsHcyi 0d and Iref The
iroclr occurred about Christmas. whom he crouJhaI
comu'ul riImod hptue 90 spend that festival. anF
inns the bl'icluy very generally on The whole ieugib
Of ihe n'cr were lcf without sUprrrtcndancc. d ID
F'Ty p'fllie i"7iine wif."r.uHa may De- seriously fI
u ila trade ard couf5u gl ths rfr.-R5,y uJ-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

The amount Of bounty paid ~ the B5mstall,
Custom-IiOuse last week. 20 thc owners and --rOs ~
2SO Cod fishing vessels, was S5S77J.T3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

NiRsr WHEELING HOSE rllfpANy-T -
= mrmbsn 81 hs Frt Whfr.r- 10. -
~ h-rea7 Houicd b. affcud ai H..r In IL s,r-J,g
IT, @Sh Instant a oiesk D. I'd "a sl..f al. =
20 he enfnlg rrar sal rs1ssu sfsr- rrsrsrfhr -.
iTn t " HARDING GsF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
s. aJsrrtiasr.


Ounce s. aJserttssr.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY a $50
CrTf ELECTION.
"a sN Prfs - Meas uArr-oo-. Ja-sary n. IS A
Ssvstn,rts ros rHs ~,sos,lrY.
nOSES " CuAPuNE.
CroRCE DuLrY.
'ANpabAsHs F5a cIra c0rNcL
nssr eaAn-trcs soairs % l. a.c.f
uionas HUGHES.
tOfiN NIrgE
PANEL Ut MAR
WN r. MiiSpN.
JOSEPu gUNKIN. Say
sEe0Np Azb-oso u-ulsrs a. ds~i
EOnERr MORROW.
VA ~ WtCkUAN
WA r. SgIRY.
ELIJAH DAY.
ruiHp v.ab-far ssaifs n p aotsL
HENRY MOORE.
John GRAHAM.
= BRADY.
JOS. MORRISON.
JOHN n. ARA
MORGAN NELSON.
Ia. NJ ~ HOUSTON.
Join SEXTON.
T0uaru wsED-6ar z~uicrs - = s@ssd
SAMUEL EEL
DAVID RiClfAEDS
HIRAM MARTIN.
ALFRED BT1TS
DANA HtRBARp.
J. ROBiNSDN.
IkNES TANNER.
OR AlG RfrCiitE.
ROBERT BALDWIN.
BHrH wNED-iUo nerthsrs O. D. 81. El
DR. JOHN orr.
e.. :. LANiBDiN.
GEORGE FORBES.
WA. MGAUGIIEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23
CITY ACCOUNTS

f0arm annual statement # he Rec, pts apl ErpcaR.
nTesS ne GUY Of uhotUg, Gurirg he year end
ing December 3la, 1899.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Mr.. wnsEToN-Please announce that {. s LAME
DIN, declines being a candidate for the cts Council
IN he Fifth Ward.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

Wheeling, January 81. 1910.
Balance due Treasurer, sI55 70
JAMES ). WHEAT.
jan % CIer6 n hc CHyo IF Hhcciiag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-23

DR. JOHN EOFF.
&. :. LAMBDtN.
GEORGE FORBES.
WA. MGAUGuEY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
W Hon the Probate Cour, for the district of
huuanu, mmissioncrs TO receive, examine and
adjust allelaims aud demands Of all Der ous a.
gaIust the estate If
OLIVER HARRINGTON.
late 81 Dandy IN said district deceased represen-
ted insolyent, and also ell claims aud demands
eHhttitd IN Offset thereto and siK months tr. IN
The 1ih day u October last, being allowed by said
court tot that purpose, we do ihefef ~ hereby
give noticrlhai We will attend 10 the business Of
our said ppointneni al Vim Edmu. de in Dan.
by on tie his, Mondays Of FEBRUARY and March
next, from o. clock, A ~ uuiii 4P. " on each
OF sad days
". CLARK, NouHiissionefs.
Dauby, Dee. 18Th, 1880. Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
SoddIe and Hrness Manufact0,V

fSNllE subscriber would inform the public that
Il he has commenced the above business at
the old stand, formerly occupied by G.. w Ellis
in Casilcton, where he hopes to receive liberal
share Of patronage. lie will keep on hand. or
make short notice, all articles in his line of bu
siness. such ms Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Vaces and
carpet Bags, inferior 10 none in the country or
ci,y.-Also, good assortment of Bag Top nd
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
TO order, and old ones renovated a good assert.
,nen, of whips and lnshes, curry combs and horse
brushes Of first quality, all kinds ol'cnrfagr tim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
will be sold cheap for cash or approved credit;
most kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for the above. Those wishing to purchase viii
find it TO their advantage TO call and examine
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done at short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct.
N. b. good lot of sole leather on bpnd and
for sale cheap Tor cash. CIV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
eau T'ION.

'EHE public are hereby notified that have not de-
d serted nor ahsconded my husband without a
just cause and good reasons. as have lived in dan
ger oi my lie this six Years and but short iimc be-
fore lett he threatened myfe not for the frs, time
neither But have lived with him in hopes lac would
rci"rm but have given up all hopes, and think f
have Trends 4 had laitc 'k ,inn %
10 misery'-Bui when elt him 1t p1rticuIariy
greed on not 10 impelch each Others character in the
least. Bu the has now by the influence of a mean
PeuyIoHgcr posted me which lie soemnly promised
never I" do; and by doing has forfeited all claims
on meas wife. therefore caution all women n,
Palhs' having any thing To do with him whatever; but
more particularly young sdes the age OF for here
pY ms they sec they will not fall into the hands of
a protector but the hands of tyrant. leave this
Tor the public by painfully subscribing myselr--
'J33w ABiG AL ROBERTS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
BOARD.
January 4, 1910.
Vermont Academy OF We'd
cine.

| ECIURES will commence in Tins lnsi'
II iinn on the 2nd Thursday of Mar h, II
and continue l3 weeks. The following are
professors
Theory and Practice Of Medicine Horace Gre
VI D. New York City.
Anatomy and Pm, sology, Robert Nelson,
ID 81 Adams, VI
Chemistry and Pharmacy, James Hadhy
ID Fairfield .Hrd cal College n Y
Principles nnd Practice OFFS rg.,v lanes y
M, rhilldclphl.
.""rrIia .urdcn aud Obsietrics Ic,.,b {,
kins, " - CustirtVn VI
Medical Jurisprudence, Ralph Gowdry, N
.blddirbury VI
~ Tee for all the courses is $50, Hatricuafi
lee - Graduation fee, SlJ.-Price Vi Boarci
as 10" as ~ any country village
Dr, Nelson wlli'giye private course On 4
ai"my aud Physiology commencing the frs, ID
IN January
1h're will also be reading Term at thn Z
suiui'nn during the interval Of lectures, wh.ca
u'signed toiprnsh the Medical Students, sctr
lasrs superior 10 any other country place
JOSEPH PERKINS, Reglsuis
Cahleton, Dec l-39
u The publishers or the bennington
zritr, Vt Waterman. BURLINGTON Free "a
f'a'isburgb Republican, Ogdeusburgb.Tima
Ac"fiiser and Vermont Chronicle. vii q
NE above insertions each. aud forward =
bills to tie W Academy Of Medicine.
l-Sw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

STATE or VERMONT VrDEu RENE mber.
Disirrct ~ Rutland - ed ihai %
syeial probate court bc'd az Rutaai, within and
ff said district pn She Dot Mnudfy, lciur The
Slth day of December. 4 y. l~iO
An,bs. sc l. Brown, executor Of the will and
testament 81
BETSEY BuT.HAN,
late Of Rutland, in,ssid district, deceased, rropos'
ing 10 render an account OF bis administration.
Ii - ordered. that said account be examined IN
court on the last Monday of january next. aud
that publication Of cory oi th's order three
wrefs successfully in The Rutland Herald, print.
rG at Rut'and as soon asinay be, shall be iii
cieut notice to nli concerned g. appear ifthey
caus., aud object taereto. a true c"pyof Reootd,
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
FRON LONDON,
through the hands of George Taylor
6Aifed .NlGfeS iUeuf


~ The Bfiu'h College Of Health. few hun
ofe1 boxes vi tbs justly celebrated Medicine.
m-de by JAS. MoERisoy, the llyreisi THIS med,
icihe Las BY iis own intrinsic msri gained world
rfnoN 'cd reputation by the many cures il is dai.
y thrcling wherever % is introduced. ALTHOUGH
u mas leeh opposed by every hing which the
f'eu'iy could bHURto to5r against Il II has
Soul' On victorious over Disease IN its mos, rim
f"t iof#s, and over The faculty So no op1oseJ ia
use ey CURING THHOU.INDS vlaeh they
could not cure We now invite those 4, ho H.,
"N' e"'1oy introduced This medicine into the ir
pfaehcc, 10 use u, and thereby cure their pa
"shis and gam good name which IL better than
t''a !" those who need mtdiclne, and are moi
arcidsd to use this celebrated medicine. ve
would just say TIE, this medicine Is probably
~ uoE persons every day throughout he
World Than ALL other med .cines and liz -,
~ pot 'aselh,r. The sale continues greatly 10
lhe'e'se and tie satisfaction expressed by those
VINO u'e u - most gratifying We beg les,e
"a Pi'SeN' 10 Tie public Of Vermont and vicinitv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
FARM FOR SALE.

4 p z ~ THE Subscriber offers for
go ~ ~ 1 sale i.s Farm. lying IN
pslig y d w The west nau Of Tipmouth
Ss-ati a q l. SAID farm contains about two
-. hundred acres OF land we'll
-',,~.,.-- To-. ei'a-' divided into moving aud pas.
turage. Good wood lot aud sugar orchard. all of
which is well watrrrd 4 Dwelling House,
Wood Shed, large Barn aud Horse Barn adjniu,nr.
3 #. by %. two small Barns mud other out build.
ings convenient ior keeping u .i5y or sheep
Eor farther particulars enquire on hr premises
Of JOHN WOODRUFF.
Wells. Oct 81 s5-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

w T. the subscribers eing appointed by the
Hon Ia IT b l. urt for The distr CT Of
ma IN, 'fum ssCHds o rec ite exam int .
an nd l,i all ella ms aud demands of all ,,e,so1s
ssInst the estate f
JOHN SUBWAY,
'ale oil Poultney, n sa d tri.f, deceased repre-.
emit d n oi'rnt. and also all cl inns and del and.
* .ibt'ed 10 of ct thereto; and six month. from
Tie @5rd Jay e Nov last, bel @ owed bv
c"ut' Tor that purP Sc, do t erefore hereby
" " ."-les Thai We will tend TO tie bus moss
% 'uf sad al ointue o. Ina d,siIi,, I,,,,s,
o. Judhh shnmway, in Poultney on The frst
Mondays IN FEBRUARY and March next. from O n.
cloch, \. ", uut,l 4 p. ~ on each Of said DAYS
ELISHA ASHLEY.
DENMAN GipDiNGS. Commissioner
FouIluey, Dec 18th, 1899 IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
Castleton, November ], 1889.
Feathers ! Feathers ! f!

N1EAClIAM & DANA Offer for Sale 300
IVL pounds LIVE GEESE FEATHERS. 4G3n
JMPORIhNT TO TIE LADES.-Jus; re.
1ceiycd and for sale by II. T. WnIrE & Co.,
Rutland. few boxes Reynolds & Parnelys Gel
ebrated Female Health Restorative. Its design
ed particularly for the peculiar 10 the fe-
male constitutions. good medicine of this
kind has long been wanted, many Of these
diseases have bafiied the skill OF the most eminent
physicians, and all the remedies heretofore in use
have proved Intellectual in thousands of cases.
This medicine invariably removes Obst uctions
NC. And as mother relief, II is not euualled
by any other medicine II is not a cathartic, but
tonic, Strengthening and restoring the system TO
a healthy action. 1t is recommended by many Of
the most cmminent physicians in the United
States. Doct J. Morrison, from Coleraiu Mass
who has practsed meddne some 20 wears at
Oneida, N. Y says III relation to it 'That i. is the
best medicine now in use
] have tried it IN the worst cases Of female
complaint. with admirable success, and ! wish
for the good Of suffering females that all ply.
sicians wonld InttoduCe II in their practice, and
have confidence to believe they would find hap
Ply results, ns have found the pills to answer
fully their recommendation. Doct. r. II Davis
Syracuse. n. Y. tells similar story, and many
others. For further Information you are relrfer.
red TO the persons whose names are annexed TO
our show.bills, and also to pamphlets left with our
agents for gratuitous distribution Price two
dollars per box, containing nearly one hundred
Pills. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv
Reynolds IL Parmry p tsiord Monroe Co
Y, sold also by d H. Meacham, M d. Wal.
Ingiord, jackson Ketcham. Brandon Moody g.
Adams, Middle5ury,F Huntington, Verrennes,
Doct. Peck, Burlington, A. r. Vail d Co Dan.
ssPSrgRs 6 Eaf%i M%2gfhs sSh Mf1 t4
horo', and by H. r. White & Co, at the Rutland
Bookstore.
REYNOLDS & PARMELE
Shelhurne, Aur % 1880 cow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
Cure ofLadH Sonhia Grcn.

y Shor 'fo" her high standing in society. NAV in.
~, PC some 10 ose %, uho may think that I, is
"s "@rf clsfs mostly Who use this mee,ein.
hs ne icine D. used now by ihoues,ds a., a..
.l.' frspeciabls and beet educated And liner.
1's thousands Hho would End their heslu -.
''e' A@a the-r Iufses better filed. Il they wo'd
80 ~ De'' ~ mreieines fnsiesd fthe nniversal
sHa poisonous Goa pounds which ptev nov, a.
,e"y @ss' eut'Nilh isf d.Aerent effect,
ron lazy Sophia Greg 10 Mans Morrison &c
pA,fLtNta,~ II feel that the best return / Gao
-. 20 me Nonoefiul henFli have received
Nom our mosi excellent m.dirlne,. !, 10 nuhl,sh
10y oSn hud uy maids eases, hoping that from
'eeh seiho1iy ID Hisy bee The means a others hrn b..
'"uhs hfmseiF~s hy them. lihout fear Of
pf'ng P'is"nrd 90 inlufed ~ any way BY Il, a.
iNm fourteen months usr 81 IL am GOWN.
eee u ne P~fiect ssi~,y, ans ais that il never
ais ~ sny esse % Justcr "a duur 70 a. NJ maid
sss oeclafTd PeTieciiy iueursbie. and her eurr
Ne prfireteo 10 hfe months. aus q AS one al
lhe very ~0fst Sanss~y ikroGis, Of thifty tesrs
'sh-ins arc 'hs has net had any rslura Of /,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
TO THE LADIES.


TER
'VNllIS new Instrument for the Radical Cure o.
Ptoapsus Cteri. or Falling OF the Womb, by OK
tctna application super sediug tho Of the obec.
tnnable Pcssarv, is confdcutialy recommended to
the afflicted the Of perfect restoration to
health, u never having failed of performing a cure
even under Tie most aggravated CIRCUMSTANCES. 1t
has received the decided appreciation of Sir Ashley
Copper OF london Sir Neniamn &. Rrodic, Sir
James CLARK. Physician TO the Queen; bf. Ashwrll
Ioc'uteron Midwifery 10 Guys Hospital DIR. Rig
by, Lecturer to ~ Barthoemew's DR.. Griffith,
Lecturer to Westminster Hospital DIR Ramsbolham
lecturer 10 London Hospital Robert Ferguson lee.
turet to Westminster Lling.in llospi tai; r.
SweaImnn lecturer to Middescx Hospital and Sc.
Nor Accoucheur- o Queen Charlottcs Lvinr>in-
Hospital also by Henry DAVIS, Conquest; Bundell
L"e. Merriman Surgeon Keatcs, DC. by pr More.
an, President Of The Academic Royal de Medicine;
Paris and accuuchcur to the Duchess dc Orleans I
Professor Nelpeau, Marion, Paul Dubois. Samson.
ard Others. And in New York, by Professor J
y Francis, G :. Bedford NJ. D. Professor Of Mid
wlefy IN the University at the city of Neic York
Professor Delaleld, professor Francis T. Johnston.
President county Medical Society, Laurens Hull,
president n' Medical society, state of Ne,c YORK.
professor James M'Naunhron, Albany professor
March. professor CYRUS Perkins professor Doane -
Drs 1hos, Boyd, Gilberr Smh Hosack. Sicarns.
Ludlow, kssom, Nache, Power, Grayson, VanRen.
ssn'cr' and many cther distinguished Ply scians in
the United States
NY.
" a constant, supply of tie above instruments
VIII be KEPT by 8cowIy.
JAMES PORTER Ruiiand.
l., II. PRtNTISS. Monfpelier,
w BREWSTER, Hddebny.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
q ash /. :!

Ihe ,ubscfbers wish 10 pure base within isa
iiom the date of tbs advertisement, a lot o. T
l"utiy, consulting 81 Tutkes. Chickehs, ~
''e,c ana O"siines for which cash Will h. pa
o'iNey. Tie tufkes and chickens should V n
ed Hthout bling scaiJed ~.
Holland J4n7 1870 BIRT & MAso.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
Notice.

The CnpiHnership heretofore srisiiuy bstss'
~ ''srfhs's uLd-r the ffai or 4 .bIot a. ~
langh1m a. Rockwell - By mutual corseat ~ +.
distoit'd ABlJAH ABBOl.
Sudbury Dec. 10 49, SB ROCkALL-
'l-2 IRA BINGHb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
) neldIe and EFarncss EIusincss

rFttL r. Gli.HEbr. continue tn manufacture 40
h kir8s ot saddle audilarnCss Ware 20 their
stup Joe East Nu,lsnd Uicrc tcy have on hand a
lego supply 90 harnesses Nhs.tcf plate brass NJ y
Timed and BLACK iap1ud trimmings 40 OF watch
hafrcs,re ave made ot tIe trs Eattetn leather ard
800 bC cold as tow at aay either shop 90 Tie STATE
OF tlo same quality
Also, Saddles. Brides. Trunks. and al other
work usually manufactured ln county shops and will
eel iot ready pay. ~ liberal credit it WISHED 55-2'
Rutlaun. bee CO. 1879.
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Morrison's Pills.

ME genuine HYgeisn Vegetable Medicine Of
l. The Brush College Of Health in
LONDON,
IN packets Of : !, s. aud 50 each
Also, The Vegetable Aperient Powders, 25 cts
PefD"h We iniofm the sick that We have lust
received ~ 49,
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BETSEN BtT.AfAN

w T. ihc subscribers being appointed by the
w hon the probate court for the district Of
Rutland commissioners TO receive. examine aud
adjust on clnms and demands Of all persons a.
eaiust the estate Of
JOSEPH a WHEELER
late OF DANNY, in said district drceas, d, repre-
scented ms went, and also AL claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
The @JtA day OF December last. being allowed by
said court for that purpose, We do Therefore here
by give notice that we will attend e. the business
Of our said appointment, al the store OF joel "
Rogers m Dandy, on the second Mondays Of
.narch and April next, from 9 o;cl elk A, 81 I'M
I'll 4 O'Clock z. IL on crch Of said DAYS.
JEREMY BtHTLETT }Com,,s.;or,.
INNER illLLYARD %. O''""''SS''" 5
Dandy LIST Jan. 1910 Ia
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INCOMPATIBLE.
DREpAp ATInN,


THE Utopan dreams Of the Alchymist are
tenlizedand a remedy discovered for the
Iootbache, aud preserving those important and
useful appeudages OF the human system, bv the
use of the MAGNETIC ODONTlCA, which.
by lis attractive, purifying, and strengthening
qualities, removes all cylrnneous Substances from
lhe The teeth. and preserves them in their rat.
ufnl bHlancy, and the gums IL soundness and
beauty. II Is ascer,aiucd from experience, that
when used, the teeth will never decay but re.
main tai the latest eye OF man. with their natural
wear. When they are decayed lis progress viii
be arrested, and the teeth preserved and pre.
vented from aching. All this has been done in
multitude OF instances and more, in thou.
SANDS oi cases ct nervous tnolhacke, Chat climax
ct Pain) has at once been eeClually cured by the.
use 81 ms the most popular dentrfce in Amer.
ca ANA tde public, SO far a. they have become
acquainted with the merits of this tooth pnwder
nave made use of it--as we have sold within
shoH Time, about 10000 boxes of the Odonticn
ana, IN conclusion, where and who is the Young
lazy or gentleman, aye, the individual that wall
u'sa beautiful set of teeth. s1und gums and n
sweet breath, mofe than fifty cents. that will be
ionger destitute of a hox of DIR. NJ HItchcock's
Incompatible Magnetic Odouica'
foi sale, wholesale and retail BY
A HITCHCOCK, a. co,
No III ,Gencssee. street Utica. n Y
ana by Their agents Throughout, the United
states, also by J. Porter. Rutland, Z. Jameson.
CaslletOn, a. Buck Pitlsford
~ 81 No aw an