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miro nun III einissn 1Dccesn fsrtis fsim Isl,
seten bic Dorrsbe CUR Jpsitcn 4afass.
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snsl esutitbsn Shulcn Sleu Yorf's, smci
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papphanp 9ctunoen ,parcn, obne Dssbalt ben
'preis ses rinselncn grcmrlars 81 erbtbeu
Spmit CLAUDE itb Illcs, mrs nntrr cen OBS
paItenesnllmltanern nttb.a unp m6aIltd mar.
fir rie speitr aufaas pulss mrrrbYollsM
wertcs srtban su babsm unp cmpfnlcSebuls
porfrbsrn, tcbrtrn uup 1eltern calJelte ,ur
niSalehit msitsn Sertretuna in alien bouts
ieten SetaIn unp beutiten Samilisn bisiss
$anpes.
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1rllno gam Dsrfanf i'll Der Ornfersi pisfer
3eitnus, Drris 25 Gent Die @baebtsl.
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tst un erlaubnib itinen
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ls Winfs fir Die 9srfetdnsruns ibrsr Artei
teu frlernem.
Ser preis Dec Dsrteteus ut 70 aerina
ais m6alleb aeitelIt, um aueb ecm p:nlSer tss
mit;sltrn 5anrpsrtern cine &slcacnteit III
setsn llh eaNlclbe anSuihafsn.
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De prcie ftlt:
100 ersmrlars III sutrn Parpbauo $50 90
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araen ginItnrmna Res Sstraas bei Der Ssltels
lma--ScrirnrunaetrItsn, sporto nno rcslsls
eben, ,rcrpen auNtrcem tcretbnst.
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bic nrtb ten fit pas lSsrfs
ebcn III Ssfs batrn, itinp btfieb erincbt nns
pisislten lctaIo nis m6alich sin3uisncsm nnp
nns olcitkscitla III tsnatbriettiacn. Wcbin lte
lbrs ersmrlars arfhifl 3u batrn rpiImithcm.
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b6fIh rrlucbt, pae Otiac einias Dlale in lbz
re Spalten auf,uncbmen, ,prpurtb (le uns 3u
Scaenpisnltcn perpfltttvn.
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allsrIel InIisen 3u trauc9tten.
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Iasn fclhen pwlrmcu, weIhr Sslhiftc
trtlten bic otsn i'm 3itel ces 8uebes ansc
fdbrt ttno. crlautcn ,pir uas rcn "sprafti
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fir Cbemiitcn, Sunlltifhlcr, ,9OlibslI Ittrencr,
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Sutbcusunp Observation-Disclosures Scraclccr,
Snnitcrrths'rr Samnattsr, SIccticbmierc
une hstrsre ancere @tNerkreitsnpc, uctli
9rinelltbch Nnrciiunlcn i,rrr nie
Srbanpluns uno Guwsnouns
bcr atartcnen Neseptc.
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lleftrt wsrren 'rirt uno trim Atliefern br.
labit Derptn muB.
28er feds ltnterihrcitcr fanmclt unb fir
Die Be5ahlmna thrat, crbi!t pas llsbente e.
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swanjlS prtjent fir ibre Sccbnuns,
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prottrt leine Slut- Dtllen !

9cr alien Olittslu prchirt (ls, sbe ibr ress
tirt anperc su protrsn. Sie marcn nir nnbcs
frieriscno-lle ,perben mie rnbetrispssnp isin
--tbnnsn nie unhefriepi9cmp fcm in eii.issr
lbrer 3Blrfunaen, tpeil anscucmineu baB iitrr
100000 Sebahttfn bapeR pcrtauft purren,
nno IN nitbt sineu s'n5isca Sal!e. .war sinise
bapom nMbcfrieriaenn.
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SclasAre 8ittcr lnp IN ccr 9rufsrr, bic:
'er 3eituns Inn tillissn prsis 5u baten:
oeunttcr Sinosrrsunp, bon SO.
CJSrtjrIhopft. S>hjlahrlNhia 1890
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Wi5aen anse,psnpst ipsroen bel jnnaen mnp
altcn, manu!ihcn mS ,peiblibrl, III allen
SsrbaltMiGen, cbns Nhfbaltuua pcn Irteit,
9lat oosr maiitsem |tscn uns ctne 0urttt
fir Sertdltun9.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Hardware and Cutlery.

RuRr MASON have received a full and com
- pleie assortment OF Hardware and Cutlery, which
they selling at very low prices, consisting of the
following
SO table and deser, knives and forks; fine and
common carving knives and forks; butcher bread, and
shoe knives; SO doz |, . ,, and blade pocket and
pen knives foe and common razors iemns; tea trays
from to 20 inches; plated German silver, britannia
and iron tea and table spoons; iron steel and brass
snufers snufer trays; cast steel drawing knives,
brass, iron, and steel tongs and shovels sad irons;
curry combs, horse cards. combs and brushes; coffee
mills, lind sauce pans; glue potts. cloth, hair, shoe,
paint and teeth brushes; wool cards: fine and common
shears and scissors cass,ee framing chises from ls
TO nch cast steel gouges from 3s to i-2 inches;
socke, ana turning chisels balls; cutting nippers
plyers paien, and common shoe punches bullet moulds
powder TASKS; PERCUSSION caps; avarey OF fiat, round,
half round and three square files; horse shoe, and
wood rasps; single and double and plane irons;
curtain pins; hat hooks, drivers; iron squares
and try squares, ripping pannel iron back cut,
mill, whip, wood and compass saws door trimmings;
augen. bits and bin stocks; brass nails; brad and
shoe nails shoemskers tools; trace chains; choppinp
knives, cast steel and steel plated shovels long han
died and common spades frying pans, &c. (.
Rutland, Nov. II, 1851. 46 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
CARRIAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would inform The inhabitants of
Rutland and vicinity that he has recently pur-
chased the shop owned and occupied by John Price,
where he intends carrying on the
Carriage and Sleigh Making Business
in all its various branches. lie faters himself from
past experience in the above business and the employ
ment Of first rate wOrkmen, TO render perfect satisfac
ton to all who NAV favor him with their patronage
Carriages and Sleighs of all kinds, manufactured Of
the best stock and in the fashionable style, kept
constantly on hand Two horse Wagons of all kinds,
made Of mrs, timber and well roned, constantly
on hand and will be sold on reasonable terms.
n. b. All kinds of repairing done short notice
and warranted well done or no charges will be made
Wanted immediately
two first rate workmen as journeymen and an appren-
tice TO the above business to whom good encourage
meni and steady employment will be given
c. L. BARBER.
East Rutland, Nov 0, ls4l. 4547
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

ON Saturday the Both uli, the store of Noah w.
~ Sawyerin Tinmouth broken open, and mon
ey and articles taken iheteirom, among which a
counterfeit dollar bill the benk OF Brattleboro'
The bill passed 10 chatham Rounds by him to
A. Colyin, and by him 10 two young men who were in
search Of a situation TO keep school, farther than this
the bill cannot be Traced whoever has II IN his pos
session is requested 10 u either 10 ~ W. Saw
Yer Tlnmoulh or \ Cuyin, Clarendon, or to Solo
mon Foot, Esq Of ROLAND.
y. s The b may be identified by the circumstance
that the ls hand upper corner, containing nearly OF
quite the whole Of tie figure ?, torn off the bill
was rather old II is wanted as testimony against
man who is under arrest for breaking open the
store 45:4T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
kin,ington, n. ", June IS, 1888.
Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition


Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue pper which
is label signed by SGmpson Reed. NosE OTHER CAN
eEsUiss
GThe outside yellow label will have, and amer Dec
1889 addition that Of sampson Reed the signature OF
Vim John Cutler, one Of his partners
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has
been the of introduce spurious articles which
by partially assuming the OF the calculated
tho public. Among these mixtures are
The American Pulmonary alsam Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
samc Syrup Pulmonary B,lsam Carriers Compound Puno
nary Basan and others Purchasers should inquire For the
by its whole name-7hs Vegetable Pulmonary
Baan and that has marks and signatures Of the
une
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
~ One More Counterfeit. besides the American Pumona
ry Baisan and Others abope alluded to An attempt has
been made the public by spurious mixture called
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam sometimes signed Samuel &C.
said to lie prepared by unprncpled man Bangor, Me-
The = ae written in resemble the genuine sigma
base attempt deceive the public and avoid the
Dshment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING g. CUTLER. tlats Lowe n
Reed wholesale dealers Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
stu No 81 Chatham Street Boston, and by Druggists and
country merchants genesy New England aud in the
cpa places throughout the United States and British Provn
ces. Price 50 cents
Sold in Rutland, by DANIELS BELL. lily
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

Dssir, ~ Ra,lsns ". ID special proba,e eour; bold
Rssiand within and ~ SAID district tire IN day
Of Nov. a n. iesI
Present Hsnrr Hall. Register.
Rhoda Gorton, sdminis'rsuir TIE estate Of Amos
Gcston late Of NAugford IN said district, decreased
having presented bef petition 10 writing, setting forth
sach facts tend stew that the sale oi the reref.
sion of tie widows DOVER said estate 10 nee sssary
ior the payment Of debts II ordered tina, the grant
ing hce0sc II sale thereof lie referred TO the FRS,
Monday berg the 9th day OF December next and that
copy Of tins order I've published in the Rutland Her
all three weeks excessively Psevious thereto that any
persons interested may appear and give bonds as pro-
yidcd by siatnis otherwise object to tho same, "
they set cause 4 true copy Of record
90 a. HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
CERTIFICATES.

Being pTedisposed TO consumption, both from pecu-
liaI formation and hereditary transmission, tried
cry 10 check the sease, and strengthen nat
ursliy weak constitution. spent years at Pisa,
one al Rome, two IN Florence, and another IN the
south OF France seeking meantime, the advice OF The
best physicians. Two years since | returned 10 this
country, in about tho situation when left II. had
in the reading rooms ia Europe, much IA favor
Of DR. TayloI's Balsam OF Lyerwort and as |
arrived IN this city used It, and Ia three months
so well as 10 safely venture to pass the winter here.
have used occasional bottle during the tiue, and
am in as good health possible. My cough Ia.
wholly ceased, and my lungs have every telling OF
health JAMES HILL.
Western Hotel, Couriland 81 NY.
Remarkable Cure Of Consumption
have been invalid FOR three years, and have suf-
fered every torture from confirmed consumption. But
Dt Taylor has wholly cured me. The large quaint.
ties Of mAusrs used to raise has subsidized, my cough
Ia. ceased, and am heshy again, nv health befns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Further Protection against Counterfcits
See Copy. Right Labeis the Bones.
TILE RR NDRETu PILLS.

At the present time ohen the eounterfeters Of these eeJra
ted Pills are eomPietey eorneTed IS not sWPrisng TO
find that they eadeao0r ret off their stock Of spurious
pile under any II Is not The first time that the
Poor Indian has had TO father The aborons Of cunning
men
The remarkable cures that have been effected by Bran
dreths Pills have astonished the whole medical faculty
Of whom have conceded that they the greatest
blessing that was ever given to the world.
The these celebrated Pills have such universal
good effect is because their action harmonizes with the
human body.
Purge out the old leaven that We may become o new
lump is the language of the Holy Writ figure applied
spiritually it true, could any application
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
dvertiS M emit!
VuNO MARRIED LADIES!-DR HULL'S

INAL SUPPORTER. This apparatus uniformly
falling OF the womb and many weaknesses incident
to the married state is applied article of dress
lady lit herself without reading
the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull accompanying each nstru
ment
The supporter has attained high character in Europe
well in this country 1t is adopted the entie dis
use OF and other painful surgical eIpedents the
Lying Hospitals of London and Paris and universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest rank
10 this country is sustained by the leading members Of tho
faculties ofColeses anc Hospitals, and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
This article together with DR. Huls celebrated and most
approved ruses for sale at wholesale No Vesey street
Aston House New York and at retail by Jane, Porter Rut
land, Vt.
July 20, 1884,. SOY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
375 Bowery, N. Y.
DR. TAYLORS.
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

FOR CONSUMPTION, CouGHs COLDS, splitting Of blood,
pain in the side breast, asthma, pleurisy, short
ness OF BREATH palpaIon of the heaIl, debility nery-
BUSINESS and all diseases Of the Lungs and Liver.
This medicine has been used in the city of New
York, with unexampled for eight years curing
thousands who were supposed incurable. 1t is now
used by most Of the medical Faculty, and the whole
people Certificates OF most extraordinary will
accompany each bottle.
Prepared at 375 Bowery, in the City Of New York
wheie the article first originated and is the ONLY GIN
ursE All others bearing similar names counter
iells and imposiuons.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
GREAT BARGAINS.

THE subscriber offers for sale two Farms One
containing 200 acres Of land, two miles north Of
Hinesburgh village and ten miles south of Burlington,
on the stage rosd On said farm is new two story
brick dwelling house, finished in modern style, good
barns, out buildings, &c, well watered and a good
fruit orchard The other farm contains $50 acres; on
the premises good house. barns, &c, Said farms
well adapted to keeping sheep dairy; both are
undeg good state of cultivation, and will be sold to-
gether separately, as the purchasers may choose
Terms third one hall at the time Of sale, and
credit for the balance For further particulars en-
qure Of the subscriber on the premises.
IRA WARNER.
Hne.burgh, VT Nov. 3, 1871. 3m as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

sr.rs % H.ssosT B. II 5sms56srs si ,h ala, a,
hsld al RuiAnd ~nhn and oI sad district on the liih
day OF Nov. A ID. isil.
Present Henry Hall. Register.
Rhoda Goron. a5mihisli a,fir the estate OF Amos
GoFton late Of Walhagiafi Ia sad district deceased,
hsvag made application 10 this court cot an extension
OF ile time allowed tot paving the debts Of said dc
eeased one year from the 4gh day Of October last II
10 ordered that sad application be heard and decided
90 me hrsi Mondsy being the 9Th day Of Deeemeef
nast And that copy Of this order be Published in ths
RatlaDd Herald three weeks sgcoessiyeiy previous
sA<tsss hat al concerned may appear add object Ia
shs same ifihey soe cause. A true copy Of record.
90 50 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
Elsirays,

CANE into my enclosure ia the fore part Of Sep
" TENDER last -four two year old heiiers Of the fol-
lowing description. One white headed, white beyed,
and white footed; one red with white belly and star
in the forehead, red with little white about
them, one has her tail cut off above the knee The
is requested prove property paw charges and
take them away. DAVID BRADDISH.
Shrewsbury, Nov. l6, lsii. 40: 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has Just received small bu, prime
y assortment Of Goods as follows: Crushed, lump,
haf, T X and sugars, teas. winiet oil molsssss,
Scotch and mac snuff, tobacco, Millets fine cut and
smoking do, cloves; nuimegs; csssia; rice; starch,
ginger, coffee fresh rssins. aud irun for cake;
Nuts Of all descriptions,
Candies,
siuarts superior steam refined Candies, consisting
Of cream lemon hoarhound, and rock lies, burat
and sugar almonds, gum arabic drops, also beautiful
red pink, green, blue, and yellow Nonparels for
ornsmrniing cake.
PeyfwHery.
Ambrosia, lavender, fresh German cologne, double
srnsci resedh otto Of rose sweet bags, shaving and
fancy soap, rose lip salye. &c, &c.
The above with variety Of other commodities, have
been purchased with C,sH and will he sold for cash,
produce, good credit, cheap be bought in
Vermont. The subscriber has concluded 10 quit the
Dry Goods business he will therefore dispose OF what
he has hand rery cheap. Please call and ex-
anime y. q. HOWARD
Rutland, Nov. 2, 1871. 4i-46
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-23

may be ssid 10 ostry their death In their bow,l ana
lstion. THIS is no imaginary circumstance -
sere The thousands whom We meet every ~h,,, -
csdsvereas loohs yellow skins and green eve. ,,,
isneuax~ not IN be mistaken, OF the state Of their go
and bowels. and the consequent condiioa OF Thea, 80
The body u thus, while 10 lite, reduced 10 the
corpse, and the why some bodies srr 50 -
pusrd condition sner death, . more from the qu.nis
impure humofs contained in them at the time ,,, -,
ed th.a from any other cause And who "a there h, y,
mol allow, that f Bfaudrrths Pills had been cmplo,od =
% 10 have removed those Impure humots tha, bk -.
noihsvr been Saved. Whoever will but give In, 90,
very little consideration, will at once perceive the go,
identity between the puria bumois beiots death sns ~
humors which occasion The peculiar f,or Of dead -
THE C0UHTERFEfTER'S DE.9TP BLOH
The ysbe scW please obserre that Braadrtth P,R, -
gensiae smiess che boa has tt,se labels spoa H. tae -
tainax fac simiis siganfure If mn hand ,osAr H..
b Brandrefh These Iaieis cngrared on s.G 49,
faiiy d.,,gHsd and done al an erP,nse IF srna ls.
sad dollars.
Remember the top-the side--and he bottom
PRtScIraL OrtioF
cal Broadway, 'pposite the City Hail. New Yorl
N r. Orrior
19-HANOVER STREET-i9
QgF~oSLy-rU
Place in BOSTON for these uuy excellent Pin,
Il. BRANERETH MD
Entered according 10 act of Congress the wear Is
by Benjamin Brnndrrth in the Clere Office Of III, ~
trio, Cur Of The southern Diste, of New Yot.
0~NENER purchase Btnnlreth Pills u Rut and Cen,
bu, Of the following regular .een is srn,h clio.
Rutland, JAMES EMERSON,
Fancis Slason,
Brandon, Jackson Il kcichum,
Warren Il Miss
Clarendon. Hitchcock n Morgan,
C..,,.,.,, Hodges II Hawkins,
f ! T. Jamieson,
Co,,ingsvihe, iirown u Dow.
Danny, { S. " n J. Smith,
+ Rogers.
Fairhaven, "a & J. G. Allen,
Mddletown, $ &, Bruce,
Orwell, O" Tp,p'n 20
Pawlet, WIN B. Sheldon,