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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29
JOSEPH 4. PITNEY.

Doc. ", MCKNIGHT, y. !. ,;.y.
J. MITCHELL, VI. D. hHad...i.ia
From the Rcv. y NsoTr.-ln 's25 INV Iyngs
became seriously diseased, aud cuutnrcs 20 r,r
nearly iDuri. years, and about TX years sine,
vds attacked with chrome Bruuchr'Is which
vccas'0upd me mach pain and distress attended
by difficult breathing and PAINS m various par,s
f ihe chest. To- Murch idstl Tuitaas,d r boftls
of Rev. 1. Covorts Sa.n 81 Life, and the rf..r
has been that my breathing o. .h1t as free az be-
Tor. was taken; NY chronic bronchitis -early J..
act "a together cur, d, ana he pans oi the chcsf
have subsidized, have great confidence IN the
Balm vi Lie, aaI 1t INK u a good and sale neCI-
cine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-29

NEW BOOT a SHOE STORE.
No. loo N''H 81, corner # Ma .r, AHsy.. in the
Store Room '1rmcrIv occupied hy
WM. CHAPLINE e. sons.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
II ENiARKS

OF Mr. Dana, Of the Senate, the resolution reat-
ing TO the appointment Of members OF Congress 10 Of
fee
Mr. Dana addressed the Senate in opposition to the
resolution which in his opinion wholly uncalled
for and highly objectionable
First, because it direct rebuke, which applied
every President from Washington to Harrison. That
part of the resolution too, which requests our Repre-
seniatiUes in Congress their influence to prevent
the appointment of members of Congress to office,
would if passed. place the Legislature in udicrous
point Of light, inasmuch Representatives. have no
more do with the appointing power, which is exclu-
svely conferred by the constitution the President
and Senate, than the Chaplans to Congress have, and
to all legitimate purposes the request might as well
be addressed to the latter gentlemen TO representa-
lives in Congress.
g The action which the resolution requires OF our
Representatives in Congress, would bring the eXecu-
tive and legislative departments Of the government in
direct conflict. while the constitution declares they
shall be kept separate and distinct. The resolution it
will be observed does not recommend an alteration of
the constitution, TO which alone it belongs, TO define
the eligibility OF official incumbenis. The House of
Representatives therefore participate only IN such
action in reference to the appointing power by the
President as should embrace alteration OF the con-
/ sii,utun.
u, The Hon. Senator from Washington, with his ack-
qowIedged ingenuity, will nevertheless fan IN his at
/ tena9t 10 place the Wing party in false position
by affirming that the resolution contains their doc
,rine The wing party condemned the iHdrscruni"atc
appointment by Gen. Jackson of members oiCongress
to Offices Of every gade, and which VIGOROUSLY
conferred as reward for partisan services. 1t was
apains, this abuse OF the appointing power that the
whig party protested. No party has ever denied ic
the President the right the proprey' OF appointing
members Of Congress the confidential and cons'iiu
tona advisers IN his cabinet, 10 I'll vacancies
which can but occasionally occur 10 Judicial Offices
which Offices can neither be created nor vacated b.
him. These Appointments were specially excepted o.
General Jackson, when be gravely recommended a.
alteration in the Constitution restricting the power
indiseri,anafe appointment OF members OF Congress
because when II should come to be generally pTacnc
ed, he affirmed, corruption would become The order
The day.
II Ii was the warfare therefore, between Gen Jach
sons pyscepts and bis praees, which the wing part
p 50 loudly condemned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
Hardware and Cutlery.

pURT d MASON have received foil and com
- pete assortment OF Hardware and Cutlery, which
they selling very low prices, consisting of the
following
50 cases table and desert knives and forks, fine and
common carving knives and forks butcher, bread, and
shoe knives, 90 doz |, .. 2, and blade pocket and
pen knives; fac and common razors hemns. tea trays
from to % inches plated, German silver, britannia
and iron tea and table spoons iron, steel and brass
SHUTTERS, snuher trays cast steel drawing knives;
brass iron, and steel tongs and shoyes; sad irons;
combs horse cards, combs and brushes; coffee
mills lind sauce pans glue pots CLOTH hair, shoe,
paint and teeth brushes wool cards fine and common
shears and scissors casi-sec framing chses from i-8
10 ? inch cast steel gougcs from 3.s 10 Ia inches:
socket and turning chisels balls cutting nippers;
pyers patent and common shoe punches. bullet moulds;
powder TASKS; PERCUSSION caps variety Of fiat, round,
halt round and three square files; horse, shoe, and
wood rasps single and double aud plane irons;
curtain pins; hat hooks screw drivers; iron squares
and try squares. ripping, panne iron back, cut.
mill, whip, wood and compass saws door trimmings;
augers, bits and bit stocks, brass nails, brad and
shoe nails shoemakers tools; usco chains, chopping
knives, cast steel and steel plated shoves long han
died and common spades frying pans &c.
Rutland, Nov II, 1851. 40 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
sraTr ~ xfrmoNT
BY CHARLES PAINE,
Governor,
A NATION.

During The year which "a row approaching 81. close
1t has pleased tho Al.wise Ruler Of the Universe
gracioosy 30 extend 10 the good eiuscns Of our he
loved Commonwealth the bonignan, smiles Of His
PrOvidence--to aveu from Us the pteivous Gallant
ties offoregn war the devastation OF the pcstence,
the horrors Of famine and the dreadful Of iaics
tine rommouon--io reward the labors Of The Spring
time with tho golden fruits of Au,umn--to eahi Us
health, security ami tranquil,y-to continue 10 Us
the enjovmeni of our civil and lisious Liberty and
the means Of intellectual and moral Improvement,
and 10 permit live quietly under the laws fran
ed and administered 10y the Representatives OF the
People
do, therefore, ia compliance with custom, com
mcnded alike 10y It's antiquity aud it, social and
moral advantages. appoint THURSDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY or DECEMBER NEXT, 10 be observed
throughout this State, as day of Public Thanksgiv-
ing, Prayer and Praise 10 Almighty God for these, his
manifold metces aud blessings and do earnestly
recommend that every employment, inconsistent with
the duties Of such occasion, may, tina, day, be
abaudoned-that the People NAV assemble in their sew
era places ofpublc worship, and mark the expression
Of their gratitude with the humility, devotion, and so
lemnity which become Christian People.
! Let Us. that occasion, humbly impore our lleav
emily Father TO continue to watch over US aud preserve
us-io enable us TO live in peace with the Nations
give US wisdom to devise efficient for the sup
por, OF Schools and Colleges, the safeguards to
/ Republican lns,uuons-to grant that we may pre-
serve invola,e our Independence as a State and on
Union as a Nation-to inspire the American Peopl
with the noble resolution speedily TO number the lnst
tuition of Slavery among the orsaken iniqutes OF III
wofld--to bestow wisdom and grace upon all who at
called TO rule us, and to incline hearts 10 sue
an humble and faithful compliance with the requison
Of his Holy Word, shall entitle us to the reward c
the blessed.
Giuen under my hand and he seal Of SAID State, /
Erecutiue Chamber. al Montpelier, his ninth da
ofNopemJer, IN The year Of our Lord one Housda
eight husdred and .forty-one, and Of Tie IndcPn
dence Of The United States The Sirfy-sih.
CHARLES PAINE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
BY the Governor,
HrSRY HALE, Secretary.

The New York New Era says, The watchword Of
adephia paper.
We amend by saying bank AND rerolution.
We hope the locos will not again say, after they are
the second time routed on the bank question, that m
not submitted TO the people, Previous to the
last struggle the opposition made it the burden OF their
complaint that SHE federasts ,0ere for creating anoh
er National Bank" and the question worn thread
bare by discussion between parties but after tie cleo
tion when found the democracy of number most
unequivocay called for a bank and condemned the
sub treasury then it was discovered thatH mol
arowed principle Of tie Whigs'-nobody but Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster ever heard of such a thing
The People, the Dear, Dear people were deceived
deccved By Coon slim, hung up tic gaJiecnd Of a
log caJin!!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

UPPEs CANADA. The people Of Toronto bear with
exceeding i'll grace the removal ofthe of govern
eminent from their town TO Kingston, and 1t is now
proposed that the sessions of Parliament shall be held
alternately at Quebec and Toronto. The Rochester
Advertiser says the people Of the latter city have Sc
lec,ed Sir Allen McNao and Henry Sherwood Esq, TO
go TO England for the purpose OF advocating and Sc
curing if possible. the Royal the proposition
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
Greater Bargains than Ever.

Tins subscriber is receiving, 10 addition 10 bis
former stock, beautiful assortment Of Goods,
which will he sold greater bargains iA1n evcrsuch
as beaver cloths brosdc iotbs docsns beautiful CASH
mere vesiings, stock dickes aud crava's light and
dark fig silks bonnet silks and ribbons, silk warp al
pacchas III, mouscline de lanes and saNonys al
5Oc alpnes and eoiiaus black aud red meuuo sha".s,
beautiful cashmere DO, also lot ofuchng, shcciag.
cotton flannel, cotton batting, together with an ASST
ment Of glass w.re, and large assortment, Of paper
hangings witch will ho sold very low for CASH also
case ofgenixca sewed boots for s. only.
H. L. THAYER
Pits ford SF Is 1871 % q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
CONCERT.

A Concert OF Vocal Music, conducted by A. J. p.
"A Martin will be given the Baptist Church ia
Rutland, on Wednesday evening Nov. II, ISL The
object being promote the interest Of sacred music;
variety Of select Anthems, Moietes, Quartrs, Glees,
Madngals, Rounds &c, composed 10y the most oppro-
we'd authors, will be performed.
All friendly good music respectfully solicited
TO attend
Tickets - 10 cents, TO be had at the door. Doors
open at 6 o'clock. Concert 10 commence at -
o'clock. y RoBNsoS, \
: STUARr, fCommluee.
40 J. T. Thompson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Music vs.. Consumption We see IT stated, and we
believe there is good deal of truth in it, that emit
neut physician has recommended singing as prevent
alive to- and in many instances radical cure for con
sumption. In Germany, where music, both nstrumen-
tai and vocal, is cultivated science IN all the
schools and where the people all musical, cases OF
consumption are entirely unknown This is matter
of history and cannot be denied. We, therefore would
recommend music teachers hereafter 10 use as cap
ton to all their advertisements Singing taught and
Consumption cured at the same time Pmcenes Sen
tntL
If 'consumptions entirely unknown in Germany
it is pretty fact 10 he told In connection with "the
Immortal Louis Ofong Goelicks' great invention al
the Matches Ssnatice, which quacks have assured
people would iufably this disease. Goclic wa,
represented To be a German, 10 have invented his med
icine in Germany and to have spent many years Of bis
life IN studying out sovereign specific for this dis
case lie must have been in pretty bushes. indeed !
consumption is unknown thcre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Singular Prescription Rand was once called
upon 10 yisi, nervous lady, with the utmost haste
aud on arriving The house was addressed by The
LADY, with much remor and anxiety 80 DOCTOR ! am
glad YOU have couie--l have swallowed moose-he
ran down my throat while J was asleep no" feel
ham ia ms stomach trying 10 gna" out . DO give
me something qgiek-someihing 10 relieve me or !
,hau die" on. don't be alarmed, madam said The
doctor calmly, i can prescribe something hat "i4.
relieve vou in . minute Oh, d., tleu' quck-l vii
tai. anything YOU say We'll madam sad the doc
tor. Just swallow Tie cat and III warrant you " os IN
uediaisly well The lady ~ss cured
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
oIlrr o. yrsaosf, r. u remem4cred tbai

srIrt % leMoSr, r. d remembered that at q
DISTINCT Of Rutland, ,s IL sperial probate court held
ai ROLAND within and of said dis'ucl ou The Ii.h day
Of Nov a .. l-ii
Present Henry Hal, Register
Rloia G1r0n. admaisifainH On Toe estate 81 Amos
Goron. late Of WaAoe'pfd DO said district decreased.
having presented hcr petrnn 800 wiling, setting forth
sach facts as tend 90 stew thar lle SHE Of ihe reTet
sion Of he widows dover 90 said estate is nee sssy
l3r the payment 81 debts II b. ordered t3ai Tie grant
iag license of sale thereof be referred % tie fret
Monday being ihe Oh day ~ December neat and thai
cupy Of tis order be pgblshe5 90 the ku'lsnd Her
aii three weeks s4cces.seiy previous rcfet1 that aay
persons interested may appear and give bonds pro
Sled b. statute, Otherwise object % tie same u
,uey zee cause A true copy Of record.
90 is HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

To keep Apples through the winter gather them
without bruising, and after they have lain few days
sweat, barrel them putting little dry straw at the
top and boum and around the edges in the baue let
the barrels lay in dry place in the air Till if unpack
ed they would freeze then put the barrels in dark
cellar to use when desirable. 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Mr. Edlior.-The answer 10 l.. Dutkee the Coolers
Problem, IN asst weeks Herald, is hoe l-2 feet As
presume the KugM oC he peggHg aui likes 10 Gg"re
lule ifhe will give correct answer 20 the following
problem lie will obBgc. PHioHArhEsis.
PROBLEM ~.
How many acres will there BE 90 squa'e piece OF
land surrounded bya fence six rails high and ~ feet
long, the piece 20 contain just as many acres as mere
are rails around ltl
Go 10 boots aaa legs viii follow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Female MourncrS According to the y. q. Cres-
cent, the number Of beautiful mourning in that
CITY is immense Some are widows bereft of a hus
bands tenderness; some mothers, deprived of sons
or daughters compnnionship; others afe sisters and
madens, desoate in the world seeking in vain broth
er's kiss or lovers passion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

GAVE into my enclosure IN the fore part ~ Sep.
- tcuiJor last, four year old hoifers of the fol.
lowing description One white headed white bellyed,
and white footed ono rcd with a white belly and q star
Ia the iotchcad. two rod ones with little white about
them, one has her tail cot OF above the knee The
owner is requested Prove property paw charges and
take them away. DAVID BRADDiSH
Shrewsbury. Nov. 10, lsil. 40 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Cause Of Sound N Thuader.-fh Thunder is one OF the
consequences resulting from lightning, and lightning
appears Ia be occasioued by the combustion OF some
Of the inhamabe particles of air according TO more
recent opinions of condensation Of aerial matter con
Quoting to electricity, by which, IN either case, vac.
um is created. The surrounding atoms which remain
unnueuced by this charge, being forced together by
the whole atmosphere greatly constrict each other
but their elastic nature causes them Immediately to
expand and by this enlargement their sonorous prop
erty is acquired centrifugal force being thus cstab-
lished it acts in all directions alike bu, the circle
extends, its propulsye power becomes gradually d.
minished, Ill, last lis pressure is longer felt nor
sound created
The rumbling noise Of thunder is produced 10y that
portion Of the sonorous circle which strikes upon the
EARTH whence it becomes condensed, and being inter
ceped It's upward by dense masses OF vapor,
is again reflected and this alternate motion and rever
beraiion continue ill the interruption ceases, or the
OH gina force is exhausted. Echo is also occasoned
10y reverberalion from one cloud TO another Web
sioYS principles Of Sound
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Az T. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district OF Rutland, COM
mssioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate Of
EBENEXER COOK,
late Of Pusfotd IN said district, deceased, Represented
lnsolyoni, and also all claims and demands exhibited
ia oseu thereto and six months from the 22d day Of
October las, being allowed 10y said cour, for that pur
pose, do therefore hereby give notice that will
attend to tho business Of our said appointment at the
dwelling house OF :. ). Churchill, in Iubbardton,
the third Wednesday o. december, and the fourth
Wednesday Of April next, from until O'Clock, y.
on each Of said days.
JONATHAN +. POLLARD, co,,r,,..,on.,.
PLlNY HOLMES,
IIubhardion, Nov. 1, lsIi. 49, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just received small hut primo
assortment Of Goods as follows Crushed, lump,
loaf, I x aud \ sugars, teas; winter oil molassss
Scotch and mac snuff tobacco, Millers hno cut snd
smoking do, cloves, nutmees; csssia, nee; starch;
ginger, coffee; feh rasins, and fruit for cake
Nuts Of all descriptions,
Candies,
Siuari's superior refined Candies, consisting
OF cream lemon, hoahound and rock can lies, burst
and sugar almonds, gum arabic drops also besu,ful
rel, pink green blue, and yellow Nonpariels iot
0rn1meniing cake.
PcrltmerV.
Ambrosia, lavender fresh German cologne, double
extract Teseda. otto Of rose, sweet bags, shaving and
fancy soap, rose lip salve. &c, &c.
The abovo,wlth a variety Of other commodities have
been purchased with C,s and will be sold for cash,
produce, or good credit cheap be bough, In
Vermont. The subscriber has concluded TO quit the
Dry Goods business, he viii therefore dispose of what
he has on hand rcry cheap. Please call and sx-
anime. ~ q. HOWARD.
Rutland Nov. ., lsil Ai-i6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
PROBLEM Y.

If 100 yards Of cord Is wound arouud perpondcu-
lar staff two inches in diameter, how far would man
have walk by taking hold Of the end Of the cortland
walk around the staff uut 1t was all unwound keep
ing continually far from the staff as the cord would
admit Of aud making no allowance for the bgness Of
the cord
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

A young couple were lately married at Ncslheld,
Mass The editor Of the Spectator was presented, on
the occasion, with whoppine piece Of cake, as broad
as was long. aud a. thick It rich for which
the uugta,ciul fellow gave them the following
May no troubles ever enter
To mar your earthly Joys,
Bot may your arms be ever filled
With pr,tng girls and bows.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
RrsrLr1N MASSACHUSETTS,


The result 1T HE GuhcrnaiofiAl aud legislative
oleciion IN this state NAV I've summed up a. follows
Gov. Davis leads cN.Goycoot Morton about tive
thousand votes, and oleciod probably BY about hnecn
hundred majority over all others. hollywood, She Lab
oriy or Abolition candidate. ha' received something
than hir,y five hundred votes which. We should
suppose just about enough 10 cause him TO bolt
the track
In tie Senate The Whgshayo elected five In Suiolk,
Eve IN Essex, Eve IN Worcester two 10 Franklin, Two
IA Hampshire, one ~ Norfolk, and two IN BatnsAble
and one N Dukes and NAniuckc, not heard from
twenty ,hoo IN all, majority of SIX ~ the Senate
this will bo increased hy two In Plymouth, and two IN
Norslk where there probably choice by the poo
pie. There Is probably no election for senators IN
Midicsox, IS Morton leads 10 the county the senate
nal uckot-and his majority is bot $50 over all others
1t is hardly possible but that part II not the whole OF
the loco ticket is defeated. Not counting MiddlesoS,
tho wings have % OF he SO senators TITO locos have
elected three IN Bristol two in lIamPden, and two IN
Z Berkshire The House will be strongly whie -Bos,
Daily Mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

"Aly dinner don't agree with me-" said man to his
wife, after an extraordinary hearty meal 81 don't
blame it my dear; expected as much when saw you
iaMinn il so hard ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

Mctsrs Eedfors;-The problem Of 'Philomalhess,
in.,he 4ih number OF the Herald is Of those sums
which know OF no Mathematical rule 10 solve but !
have a OF jump rule that worked It by The an-
swer get is moidores 6 g1neas, 76 plsoles.
II w U
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16

r. s,.ff o. 6 yreno'r. b. II lssansslsd .e., a,
held Rutland within aud iof SAID district on the II,h
day OF NOV. A. d. iSii.
Present Henry Hall, Register
Rh1ds Gurln. aimnisii atflr the estate u Amos
G0n0u late uf "angfofJ 10 said district, deceased,
haFnR made application ~ ts court for extension
Of tie time allowed iaf paying the des o. sad Do
ceased, year from the an day u Ocoher last ID
is ordered iai said application 10 heard and decided
the frat Monday being ihe on day Of Deesmb>s
ssrt. and thst copy of hits order 10 published In he
Rutland Herald three weeks successiYely previous
thereto tina, all c0ncefsed may appear AID objset V
the same d iAsy see cause. true oopy Of record.
90 So HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
MARRIED,

Ia Clareadon, on the Gu insi by Rev. Mr. Hews'
Mr Henry : Brown 10 Miss Sarah Ann Gfeneil, both
OF His town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16
Shoe IIcns.

RIRT MASON offer uf sale full assortment Of
- Shoe Pegs 10y the bushel less quantity.
Rutland. November II, 1871 40. a.
AVE tIe subscribers. being 1ppoated by tie Hon.
Probate Court i3r the district Of Rutland, rom
m'ssioner- 90 receive cslmic and adjust an claims
and demands Of all parsons against the estate Of
RUBEN CAY.
late of Mdd.ctoTu 90 said district deceased repre.ea.
tel usalgen' add also all claims and demands exhibit
ted u uh,eu thereto and months from the OH day
Of September last being allowed Y ssd court for thss
purp1so. DO therefore hereby give notice that we
wi attend 90 tle business Of said spp0ntrnsst st
The dwelling house Of wiiqw Chaniy Cay n Midds.
town, the 9Th day Of December and the 81 aud sth
day. Of March next from nclo-k,a NJ. until o oloek
o. m uu esrh az said davs
JACOB BURNAM
JONATHAN MORO ~. ( 'Onnii' s''Hs's.
AiId.etovu. November IL. IEiI. 20 a.