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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

p,,,e, a. cas-, of riicne weakness or The lungs ana d
sot, Fl breathing daetee.ho senanut Of the stomach WIN
loss Of appetite and Of three bottles VS. entirely
relieved Of tho bculy breathing and her general health
very much improved.
Cancer Htonor Crfcd.
hereby certify thsi hate for several years been Uou'
Lied oh cores IN ~, called tnqmot consult.
Cd several phycns snd tried vafous proposed remedies some
Of Which seemed make them better for thor Tine bui
nothing armament was affected until IN April last VAS adNs
Ell TO nv NeNions Panacca which am happy 60 l has com
r.rtcls effected cure JOEL NJ hl'ttohN.
New port Junt id, 1883.
D,sfrtsSing cas-, Of ScroffHa CurCd.
Mcs,rs Cohin Hatch Cove herch, ceritN that child
ours was severely afflicted with the Salt RnCum We bad
tined the prescriptions the celebrated physicians and
othct remedies vhou, any benefit until VIC believed
the complaint Of child ncurablc II had be come 90
had hair had nearly at acn off from its head and
nearly IN the winter of 1888 WIRE adr
scd b, friend to make tna Of DrI Ncwtons panncoe. Which
happy you that to great joy aud contrary
To, a.fr, tat INNS has pcrfo %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

I'VE The subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Cont for the district oC Fairhaven COM
mIssoncfs to receive examine and adjust all claims aud
demands OF all persons, against The estate of
JULlAS A. GRlSWOLD,
aie Of Benson IN said district deceased, represented in
solvent and also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the % day OF Dec being al
lowed by sd court for that purpose do therefore here
by give notice that will attend 10 the business Of our
said appointment al the resden OF widow Ann Girls
would IN Benson, the rst Wednesdays of March and
April next, from one clock until o'clock, M each
OF said days.
LUTHER JOY, Oo'""'sS 10
Benson, January %, Is4l. 6-8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

sIAl = 9f :, lahNoNT Y Z ,'..@ssr's 'a s
ifstas osfthsl o. Cssie'ou 10 said D''ioi To- %
Present 4 Warner Jaass
" safh eiccsi.r e &C. lsst wi. and Testament q
Jtsos Grsrn sis 81 Hrrssr d.rcssss hs,ior made ap
pcaar a th Govt ff lt-nse &C. ss AL the real estate
ai tta drc,s-re cHnstnr a. he home farm ~ shout n0
artrs tIfE SAID Henson ~ Che rzymrnt o The debts
to1 lsrsrs r. st dstsed END chsfrt Of administration
% % ofttfrd si ssc spP.rauou be heard before said
taou e. srsrton thereof 10 BE- holden 81 Cisilctoa on
tr f'f "sdoe'dHv 10 March nett aud ihat no there
of te gwen o. persons interested b, publication Of
li' cider DO the Rutsad lsud newspaper printed at
Naaad ures weeks excessively rferious 20 "a time q
nranng 60 sppraf and object thereto if thcyscc
Us g. + LASGDoN. Rep.,irr
W. .hr rubseua,,s beng appo.aicd by ue bon The
w probate court TO- The district q Rutland, comn,s-
'ooef' ." receive, examine and adjust al claims and de-
uarcs o. aii persons Hraiuti She estate oi
HENRY HODGES,
isc ~ Clarendon n said district decreased represented
th'ri thereto and SIX months from The ih day Of Jan
uay, l-4l being ALLOWED by sad court tor hat pur-
r'e "e do therefore hereby give notice thai We val
store of 'hc late firm Of u s Hodges in Clarendon
on ihe ith Tuesdays If March and Nav next ten
O'Clock \ " uHu I've O'clock On each Of said days
FRANCIS sLAsON.
EDWIN EDGEgTON, Commissioners.
HARVEY BUTTON,
Feb'u'ty I. isii G-s
w 20, subscriber. being appointed NV the Hon the
w Probate Court far the district Of Fsthaven, com
mpuers % receive and adjust all claims and de
mauds 90 all persons against the estate Of
ARTE9AS KFNES.
late 10 Sudbury in sad district, deceased represented in
solvent and Also an claims aud demands exhibited in
OBJECT thereto and Elk mouths from the % day Of Deem
Der last being allowed by said tina, purpose do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend the bust
mess 81 our said appointment al the dwelling house Of the
widow Srmantha Reyes sudbury the last Tuesda
in March and MAY next from O'Clock a " until 1
clock I. VI on each Of said DAYS
IRA YOUNG,
January 3 ls4I. G-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
Doct. MarshaIl's Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

Thus Plaster is uHrivaed for curing Scoiulous Swellngs
ScuHey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Pains in
the Sides hips and limbs and seldom fails 10 give relief in
local Rheumatisms if applied to the side ii will cure many
peror 10 any thing in for the feet. The
virtues Of this Plaster have been witnessed by thousands
individuals in the United States who have tested It's eca
cy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, .uddlebury
VI Wan { Simpson, n Co, and Lewis n Co Boston
Comstock a CO., and Hoadly Phelps ~ Co, New York
and several druggists in Philadelphia 7 NJ Cohen 4 Co.
Charleston, c, John +. Clark Baltimore and by drug
gsis generally throughout the United States and Canada
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS ~ BELL, JAMES
BARRETT, Jr. and at the Books l6 'oc. ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
STATE or VERMONT.

AdJuiant and lnsp Generals Office,
Rutland both January, ISL.
Gcacral Drltrs, No. l..
Application having been made TO the Commander. in
Chct by the inhabitants Of the Eas and West parishes Of
Rutland. liable to DO military duty. praying for ultera-
ton m the huh regiment of the militia Of ibis state, that
the 9Th company said regiment located in the town Of
Rutland, may be divid d. and that company may be
gan7ed the West Parish of said Rutland. and sad petit
lion having been approved by the Field Officers Of said
Reg iment and by the General Of the Brigade
1t is ordered That the prayer of the petition be granted
that the seventh Company OF the 1h Regiment be divided
by line, called the quarter line, running North aud
South through the town OF Rutland ttai the limits Of said
company heretofore embracing the whole of said town,
hereafter comprise that part OF said town which lies East
Of snd quarter line; and that the inhabitants of said town
reading West of said "quarter line, liable 10 do military
duty be set of from said 9Th company and be organized
into and form company, TO be known and designated
the tenth company in said regiment, whose limits shall be-
that part of said town which hes of said Quarter line
BtGader General Robinson Hall Will carry this order
into effect by causing the be recorded in the
otds his Brigade and copies thereof to be recorded in the
records Of the 9Th regiment the 9Th company in said Ieg
ment, and OF the 10Th company when organized and by
causing said 10Th company 10 be organized forthwith and
make due return of his doings
BY order Of the Commander in Chief,
+. w. HOPKINS, Adjt. and Insp General
true Copy,
ID III. SABIN, Brig. Major lnsp. G-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

rl,liE subcrtr hstar order, pm different paris Of ihe
coattr, e pltns Il hudings. iutends sprcpuaung he
tsas iev cteiusvcr 60 drawlHg Al uttets re-
c,ted bsfor ne h dy Of March rsti viii h promptly at
tended to B.Is cf uatcssls furnished ii required
The tubscrr hss h3nA' several bod different kuds a.
e-uopd ard ceyaion plaus q Meeting Houses -
JOHN CAIN
R.iland Fch o. 1871 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
Russcls Vegetable Bilious Pills. or fam,


For general Boz Of gaundicc. morbid srn,i,
the stomach aud bowels loss Of appetite rrd breath 'co
ness piles and a diseases arising from hillary dcrlnscne
also Tor correcting the state ~ the blood and ctan,re
stomach oiIoul and ristrd humoars These pills ne M q
hafic producing neither pains rrpng, and Ir,r.
valuable and hight, approved medicine and pomona,
at such by The most dag dhy scans. Zach bo cos,
ing 3B pulls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

RusseI.s celebrated Salt Rhcum DIN, mcm

The IS ungucstionobs the best and safest REMEDY eve,
offered to the public for that obstinate disorder SAT- RIO,
Where other have 1ilcd has succcedcd md tie
that u has been etensivey uscd by eminent praron-.
speaks roum"s-in lis praise II equally cficac,ous boz
dseascsot The skin scalt head. ring and the most
Nctrratc Itch, &c &c. lSce Doct. Wuord and oilt G,
Mhcaics nrunnh The Slh kLrnm o. M mrni nnHrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

The following ctde: having been received Altering this
regiment The hereby published for the information
th,teoi aud ell officers aud soldiers VIII take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly
IS order OF AMOS KELLOGG, Col.
FIBrANp rAbkER. Adutant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
Es,..NS.sA
G;'I,Il;; AHs
Nav be used IN Wine or Watc

Thsc celebrated htcfs composed purely ~ ,cs,,
OF the most unocrnt yet fPccihc virtues hey ree.
mendco fpaticuf'v Tor restoring wcakconstuiops css,
and strengthening tie om ch, and Increasing the ar
also aptcycnt a'c against the cholera motbos fever and
removing nausea, vomiting hear, burning, woakbc, n
breast irin in the stomach md other symptoms H,tp
and Indigestion. Ono box will inctntc ono gallon. Pro,
cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

District Of Rutland s.. - a special probate court
held at Rutland within aud for said district on the 4h day
ct ehru1ry a. ID. ISL. Present WIN. Hall. Judge.
BenJamin I Ncadham md Levi Ncadham admnistra-
tors upon the estate Of Benjamin Neadham late of Shrews
bury IN said district deceased proposing render an nc
count OF their administration 1t is ordered that said
count be referred for examination and allowance TO the
fret Monday being the first day of March next and that
copy OF this order be published in the Rutland Herald
three weeks successfully previously said Monday that
all ued may appear and object thereto il they sec
cause. a true copy OF Record
G-S HENRY IAII po.;.,o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
u eruv ianC IN emit.
Doct. Alarshall's Aromatic Catarrh, and
Headache Snuff.

THIS snuff is superior 10 any thing yet known for reno
wing that troublesome disease the Catarrh and also cold
in the head and the headache It opens and purges out
all distractions sreng hens the glands and gives heal.
thy acton to HE parts affected 1t is perfectly free from
any thing deleterous It's composition has pleasant
flavor, and It's immediate effect after being used agreea-
ble.-Price, 81 IL CTS per Boue,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
II A L $.
FALL FASHIONS.
EnshionnLe Hnis.

FALL FASHIONS.
VIE subscriber has hand new assortment Of the
most
Passionate Hats,
Az his old stand in East Rutland door south Of the
plscoPa Church. which equal any manu- gcured IN
the country for beauty and du raby Those wishing 90
purchase according these Inca F0co times invited
call add examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds Of untry prod take exchange hats
WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
sheared and PulIed Lambs Wool old Sheep and Lamb p
felis Tor which the hghcs, price will be paid Hats nr
applied on old accounts, &c. OREL COOK.
Rutlans ~ -. 1910. Ally
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
\ o Il & E.
A Grst-mill and Saw-mill are offered

Tor sale.
Assoc acres Of good Meadow Land partly CLEARED
situated mile and quadc North orthc Meeting house in
Farhavcn.
The above property will be sold collectively or separately
according to the wishes of purchasers For particulars in ure
Of Jacob Davoy or Joshua Quinton
fairhaven, Nov 10, 1889. Aft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
w GILLIAN II ALL.

CONTINUES carrying the Saddle Harness and Trunk
~ making business in all It's various branches 1e has
ccent purchased large stock of Eastern leather and trim
mngs OF the first quality lie has hand ready made good
assortment Of work such silver plated brass plated black
japan, and pocd maeabc Double Harnesses; single wrggon
and gg Harnesses; Saddles plated common Brides and
Maungalosi travelling and common Trunks; Yaiscs and al
most all kinds OF work usually called for, which will be sold
on liberal credit aud reduced prices low purchas.
cd m the state OF the quality Most kinds produce
received payment Peons wishing purchase
TO call and oumno before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, 18th Dec. 1870 52-o5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

IIAVE fer sale 50o.SAP BUCKETS 1000 los NOR.
THERN CLOVER SEED. aud 100 sides Of FAlNA
LEATHER. sole aud upper Leather and Cal skins.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
f TiiHi JOKES
Berlin, VI Feb. I5i0.

TJTT0f " ItN. NV
Consumption CUrCd
This may certify that we had child apparently us gone
consumption. doctor had given bun for mote
than week. We commenced giving him DR.. J. Newton d
Panlcca, and tun week be began gain and less
than two months restored to perfect health
GEORGE T. }tiot Ntra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
Russcll's Itch Ointment.

This choice md safe ointment said be superior ,
now N use FOR that dnarUcabs uud o5h.omt the h.
Tins Ointment - certain operation That M rs.
troubled Nuh the above disorder ought To- be without
remedy Cor cutancous cuWions, scrobuc affection. NJ
head or any other breaking ont which arises from SHARP
mouts IN The blood Price q cents a boz,
fresh supply is just received aud for sale hy Daniel, d.
Bel James Porter, Buu & Mason Rutland. : y | ,or.r
NnIhngiotd, Sawyer, girmouth, Joel VI ilo,cs Dtp
NJ ID Strong, { " Potter. rawett. Grover. wells : Sf,,
West Rutland " q lanedon s Co Catilcton, Blss Stan
Malhtv N Co. Joel Beaman, Pouncy T. kencpg lhr.
ton; AlunzO Allen, FaTha,eni Walker 4 Co. Hcr,.
ID Mcacham, Spa; u Meahain, Wailngford Al,o IN ~,
OF the princ pal stores in the United States, % ~ COW nc IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it remembered that ri
holden at Rutland within mud for said district on h,
day of February, a. d. lS1l.
Present WIN Hail Judy
cef''n instrument IN writing under seal purpoin.
TO tie the last VIII and testament of Sanford Moon late
Walllngiod IN sal1 district deceased having been p,
scented to said court for probate and allowance
II ordered that said Will be referred for probate and,
lowhhce TO the hrs Monday, being the first day of Na
next and That copy of this order be published 10 the r.
land Herald, three weeks successvely PIE vous 10 90
MONDAY mat all concerned may appear and contest
same u 'heY sec cause, trne copy Of record.
G-S JIENUy NAN Ra.;.,..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
Agents for Rutland County.

Rutland, Daniels " Bell, Brit * Mason; Cas'lcion II T.
White Bandon. Jackson q ketchumi Pttsford q. Ham
mond Middetown. Doct. Nai Faithaycn, Allcn Clar-
ondoa Flat H. W Hodges; ptsiod Lewis Preston; Poult-
uey, A. Bliss J. Lc6ngwei Casilcton Mills II ~ s NJ Iod
gcs WaIngordi Townsend T. Leonard; Mddlebury, G
W. BewsteT Pttslod, $ ID. Tow nshend and by Drug
gusts generally throughout the New England States
All orders for the above medicine addressed Chas Cor
bin, Newport, n IL will receive immediate tcnton 2g-IY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

Nova Scotia Plaster.
FORTY tons ground Nova Scotia Plaster for sal by the
subscriber. VIM. RIPLEY
Rutland. Feb :. iS4l, & : inside
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
y e " Goo d s.

blhl MASON base just feoeiAed an additional SUP
py ~ G1ats consisting or ifais blk rneringes b,t ~,
blue black o.. rrs, black coiors lrsh linens; linen cam
btrkF iainrs trimmings of at kinds bats vac
eng S'cA'ns cotton warn. uckings ladies hid gloves
bci,ars many other articles Of piece Goods which win
ihrf ofuef STOCK renders their very complete
They AaFr alec su han1 general sss7rmeut Of Crocs
cru~st Crackery and Giles Ware Haitware and CUTLERY
bfugs and M'ac.aes Pa,nis and Oh. Dyeslufs & ali
q which are offered a. vrry Nv prioes
RBuand. Feb l-H C. =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
MARY '


This may certify that have used Doct Nevton's Pan
OF Scroula. with decided benefit, J also in III
habit prescribing this article among other PREPARATION
Sap,rla for Luc Where and all of imputy Of the
blood, have found valuable 0nounu specific
lief do Of any article in ordinary bet
ter calculated for efecng such than the rana
u :. WRIGHT. NJ ~
Whitehall, Aug u, 1910
If further evidence is asked hundreds Of cttcsn add
ton to the pamphlets always deposited with the medicine
be produced
The above is carefully prepared 10y Cobio Co Newport
II and by them sent TO ;hcir regularly authorised agents
ec OF expense Whenever they may odor by letter other
wise.
* Go tender their thanks 10 their friends Of the mcd
cal faculty who have with much bcray ptton;zcd and
made Of their fanacca during the past ycatand will he
happy supply them hereafter upon such shall
l1tl Of HON sails ftrtor IN tis,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

NE good toN bween the sges o. four aud seven years
Also other property such as llogs farming tools ffui-
iue sc The above disposed on ef9re The sOlh nst
% wl BE- sold 900 that day TO the highest bidder
Msute To- Loan the fret Of MAY next $1,000 for which
eHdouuted security sill be sven. ISAAC CULVER
Ioa.ineyi FEB .. lsil. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23

Has been used successfully for eight wears in the cnr
these Diseases. o. Remember the original and zen
Inc is made o"iy at 375 Bow cry, n Y, all othen a.
spurious and unauthorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-23
+ or 5 a | C :.
L ca S.

BURT d NJ lSON have lor sale large stock Of fresh
Teas, cousstng Of Gunpowdef, Hyson Young Hyson
Tyson skin and fonehong, some Of which ~ Gne
Rutland Feb :. l-il. C-e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

~OND[TIONS Of the Farmers Register,
" for the Ninth Vovume, 10 be commen-
ccd January, 1871.
Article ]. The Farmers Register is pub.
lshed in monthly numbers, of 64 large octave
pages each, at $5 year, payable in aduanee.
[See also Premiums" below 1t ls uow
also issued (und consisting of nearly the same
matter.) weekly, in single sheet Of 16 pages
octave. Price and conditions the same for
both forms of publication.
H.-All mail payments must be paid in bank
notes, or checks, of par value in Virginia-or
otherwise of q city bank of the State in which
the subscriber resides;S and all letters to
the publisher, Except such as contain articles
for publication must be ost paid; and the
publisher assumes the risk of loss by mail-car
riage ofall letters and remittances conforming
to the foregoing conditions, and which have
been properly committed to the mail, or to the
hands of postmaster.f
II[.-If a subscription is not directed to be
discontinued before the first number of the next
volume hns been published, it will be taken as
continuance for another year. Subscrip.
tons must commence with the beginning of
some one volume, and will not be taken for
less than years publication.
IV.-The mutual obligations of the publish.
er and subscriber, for the year, are full incur.
red as soon as the first number of the volume
is issued and after that time, no discontinue
ance of a subscription will be permitted. Nor
will subscription be discontinued for any
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

suggested Of more orless yaluo, | once APP
Piled to very celebrated stock man for
the best remedy for grubs; his answer was
keep aplenly of salt always within reach
of your horses mouth" Upon this hint |
acted, and have now for five years been
using troughs divided into three parts, the
middle for grain or mixed food, one end
boxed up to the floor for long food, with a
box for salt at the other end: if that box is
ever found without sal, my feeder gets an
overhauling. This as well for my cattle
as my horses. for they are all stalled: Now
sir, know Of no other respect in which my
mode of feeding differs from my neishbors,
and yet since have adopted this plan,
with an average of thirty head of stock,
have not known single case of disease
amonss, them. Ifbyi it have saved the
life of only my meanest OK, | have made
three hundred per cent. on the cost, which
is as good an outlay as ought, 10 be expect
ed at farming.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22

farmers Gazette, is applicable to sotbcrs
besides farmers; but nevertheless there
are plenty of these latter who can profit
largely by tiff they will
/" Going To. Yes, there aresome
men, and farmers to, that are always go
ing to--but never do it. In the circle Of
my acquaintance, | know Of one farmer
that has not single edged tool Oh his pre-
miscs, except axes and scythes, and:yet he
has been going TO get a set Of carpenters
tools for more lhau ten years. Another,
and a'large farmer too, that does not ow q
a roller, but for FIVE years pasthas borrow
ed one Of his neighbors four or 'fve.days in
each year-probably TO satisfy himself as
regards lis utility as farming implement.
Another has not, but is always going to
get a cart rope, and set of pulleyblocks.
Another is going TO get him set OF dry
measures, though he sells more than a
hundred bushels Of fruit and grains annual
ly. Another, and this man has al,oays been
going 10 burn dry wood after this year but
he has never done it. And singular as it
may appear, one man has been going 10
build him better hog -pen than tbe,one in
which he now keeps his swine, and he has
been going TO for fifteen gears. And there
are many farmers that have been going TO
have better fences, better gates, better
crops, and better stock, until / think they
are now either really going to do it, or
that they are sadly deficient Of thai energy
and decision that should characterize eve
ry American Farmer. And fnally,l know
of one man. who is almost deficient Of ev-
cry article and farming implement above
named; and if was going 10 tell you the
reason, / should say, this man has been
going TO stop drinking ardent spirits for a
long time. But judging from the looks Of |
his farm, and from bis own most wretched
personal appearance, should say that this
man. with rapid strides. was fast going TO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-22
Religious Newspopsrs-Proft and Los

Religious Newspopsrs-Proft and Loss
From statementin the Southern Chris
tian Advocate, a Methodist paper printed
in Charleston, it appears that with 3,S4e
Subscribers, including Agents, their "a1nu
al expenses amount TO upwards of S7,0OO,
and the income Of the Office has never ex-
cceded S6,S0O," leaving an annual def-
cheney, the most favorable year, Of more
than 5000. The cause of this deficiency
is imputed 10 delinquent subscribers. No
comment is necessary to give pointlo this
statement of facts.