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zPs2AEzI. ~ st.zFE- 's'1sz s.F.-Scrcrs eo,..
- pi accommodated H1ta bp- i ' -
C.r--r E--.t..o.- eyr.sngei-
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gOs,5,mY;. Fsr ANn xsNs' ssooFsNt:.

. -,- -. h.
prepared uiingr with ie loore mltcr'' at a2ri
to , f,nrab reference viii be rosonlc of r'
t bnlis a tl, cor-r, for wok3au4-lip. Buildings
, ,rt Of the coulfrs. Cutters Coridcc, aud Leaders Of
tur li.5,, fasrr .,l> Iulic aud r'lasrcd. at the
Old stand. No. 2)f Csnal- street.
" H. >WIET.
Su;.- ,at tho will to Bneor ao
Tn, ". le,v on band i-o the Ati.aer Cooking stove the
1, r .l,, can b.. had m ta, CITY. " H. SWEET. me Bin
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j. SEE DIR. T. FEIN GOGRAUD,S ADVERTISEMENT ON
THE oITsIDE, OF Ills POUDRES SCBTH-E FOR Up
R0oTISG HAIR. TO BE HAD ONLY Al G2 W.iLKEE-Sr
ONE DOOR FRON hGoAbWAN
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FAEBLE BUuD,NG. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN
STREETS


ENTRI 4TTE4GTION
Nlt'. " tNCHEil- D-ll,ctcis aaG Comic Lecturer
MISS NARY Ann CANNON the distinguished and h-hiy poru
iula- tac NerN.
Tue pm. respectfully aorned ;.s the Nsnsser ha, elected
m ''+seAc Ntl tc above distinguished and unrNaed Actress.
VINO II e'aneeoa ~i'h M " ~ appear above, he >aooa
~ q Quarter ra>i : q cctN ireci>SN.
VI Nacac VII ptr>anats h Dutch N,rN.c lr.h Charac
Snowman. &c. To BE- ,arioj cacAs s,el.n-.
c conclude the lsr~habc Vaudeville OF
;ae
ACTRESS or ALI. WORN.
Il wNich Ni>. Cannon SiN sustain Characters
Maria. rrofiHcs ccehuNl..... Ni>> Cannon
B-tce. Ky Mi,, Cannon
fos-ish. ir,t r-'e London actress cousin to Eni
get Miss Cannon
Gooaiy >iuihia,. deaf anorou, oil lady Of -,
Rrisei,> S-aad '''a' Nj, Cannon =
Iorn--. tef5ry Mis- Cannon -.
Mad lie Jo,cF mo ,u Oicr1 Dancer rom Plri>.
whrl>ae nlll nit-oucc a pancc rois la lsaya-
i--c1 Miss Cannon sttt.
Tie n> open ~ i.c Inspection Of visitors every day froE
pc.cS un; 10 r. VI Day VISITORS admitted IN the
free.
Beers Pa'cn, oiomcter carrase maTnr'd by Henry
Hull N,lesrlck be- every dN tr<"lHscnm
Also exhibiting, Fascv Ga Worklnr ana! the Grand Co'moFar'a
Aimt,alce Museum and MI the Entertainments - cent?
Children uirlrr 30 years of isc. hat-prce mi'
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AU & TION SAL f :.
RY y. nnarER. .lr.

TUE>Dif. Nay -
Pasasc >ac21o psesge- Bnt' taerican ,h AID >co'cl
o,5 importation. ad adapted TO the
credit Of 6 mouths approved endorsed roles.
Cltaorues aad samples mogling ci sale
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24


sp Adirondack IIacA''af 30 d- Ia Liverpool mic 20
s,p low Cas-. u,ny 20 d, I'm Mobile SURGE
sta vile Dickinson le d. n Nv orcan, cotton to I
SNIP Maa Washington Tyler appacaieoia co''"n
to lSa p9 a,nase r. Lea,ir ls 4 m Nea cotton Scott
NPIg Passc, p o.ea Funk 30 il a ayr nd1 BOYD II akcr
S4.p >u,1nna. Cummings. ssIief, 10 d., :" i'''lo' ~ "
S,o " Fissara faner. 70 HdAe to Roche
P,dsr - iso Anthony % A I'm IIare mdze, Whi'oc&
Packet -ip Patrick Henry Deano i'm Liverpool! ApH - 'd%'
s g.ri Conner 20 d., fan ,paacscoa &c to Jpo;er.
Br Sarque coo ou;erbFhge ~ d. i'm BFi' Hd@e' to
p.rauc Condor Haley Porto Rice, sugar &C to La
bov-. - Ar. -.l.r
BarIue Caor, B-34cn % l. fin Bci"' AyFes ide Ne d II
s'3d &, h,l&9s s1 ox Hog 20 d IN Dublin ballast to 'lcsur-
F' B. lc , raroor II ie - d. fn opor;o ballast II Ea.;
BIZ C-hal,es Moore s n Wimnsioa NC na'a stores to
oi:a. ss ,,v. r,cr Il. fai Wilmington. naval
Bng Perry Hamilton, ds fin Charleston, Cotton" to anham
E. ,i- MARION Ioar f Rio lero coffee. to Na-On
Bas 0Js.sa C.ecr 3. Fare. LIVING
s,,u brs Geo-g cbisieo, - I'm Palermo fruit rinScr-
B,s Ws..-n Doy . d. I'm caudaoape sugar peforcr
G Nenr. Moo, 10 d I'm rlali,x mdlc + pefore,'
Bf brig P,1d Robinson C7 e. in Ne~ Castle Ing nd~' to
Ens caa - 20 ds fin rotacc, loguood &c. Ncsmis
Sar Iycu-2a, Lccd, l3 d. I'm s. cro sugar 'nar Co.
Exchange, Blte 10 s I'm FgrS island ,ii to Middleton
b chr Joseph How Merry 20 d. I'm JaLlaica rum Lyons
Sch ify Tom, Chacc 20 d. IN Cnrr5c9a skins oulk >"n
Scr >seadahorh iioorc, 20 d> I'm CoS, captain
schr Ia.ic. smith, u d, iin Gcizc 10 ) : ooar@us
Carolina, New 10 d tim Porto Cabeo coffee to How
BFi ovShl ca.ior from Moie: brig Empire N,polcou and
brc from llcssina Also ship, alae- and bris
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

INSTRUCTIONS Drawing a.d Painting, oil and water
color. ~ i'll le given iIr f. w WHITLEY, h,s Painting
Room No ~ rul,on cei residence Of l >'rcct
and Gtl avenue ample prosi'u is mae 10 instruct
pupil> hinccs 10y furnishing them with onou"
,ie. of ,,.,ying from nature MO ln
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I'D He n.

I, The .rI building No. 20 Ann-stlce. IL
">-- b Rou, the city Tor Printing ohcc, any
busAcss "ing l,I'rd t-ce ne. Rent 800 Apply
a:siu II. GREELEY, or j. WINCHESTER 20 Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

NE.NdCE TO u.ET.

IA TIE spep. Basement Rooms the Merchants Exchange.
corner o Wall Apply Mr.. Pearson
ice of the COMPANY corner Hanover an Exchange Place,
an f J. WINCHESTER, 80 ,nnstre
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AFl.k AND SATIN >CAEF>, AND CRAVtrS in sr'"' Eorie-
y patterns Cio,soa Coz superior GLOVES. Ac eerN-
by cccn arrivals, for SAL reasonable prices by
WI T. JENNINGS. late |. yu!c y Jennings.
pv,.dway, American li"tell
iepca4 upon fading at tH- e-ta
,ocI a.,oriluer Fancy Dr articles winch "'l be offered -
purchasers N We" oi N"
p.na r,,-ao, f,1r tho .n,oe .tyis ,j goods a3l Il
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
rAxns FOE Tsn@ LAD

oOsS RICHARDS tcnjcr III ertclu ackno""Ie eemeH 10 M
nau, ior,ul. ,de, have already aenlsed i> fash
ionahe Big Window Boot and Shoe Establishment at M Chatham
square
- " me- /"
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

srG1 ,fS.-folror sieuel can uc s'ut" ai
a.a., g5ar q s-.y q. ia.1y. Apply az i Cl-a-
sweet
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
III. ". & =. raEsKEs. IN Grand street.

ccy-d IN addition to er former large seoh thousand dol
a worth o.; six. Caal Noa.sena DO lanr Boabazrs' Tas-
4on roh >baul British and Freaci Prints ;ac
with great yacy Domestic Goods, selling greatly reduced
c-,,os az u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

LtftsI iIFItl7.
,,-,o.i Ns, Iayre n1ree Nay . y Orleans Aay II.
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re f.s.tCE.s:lsA sNn FHE.a: W0RG.s.-i

irs. cry description, for sale on the most csonac
eru, CS>NtE l0tNG. No l3= Chart@u-r'ei opposite
Chatham Ihcltn,, NeNl ork. ni-- ISl
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

S,sFsaEO{; HslEr5.a.a1T ESsz a'aa.; ~ =
- Ell for ar ~, >NI.R NOt NJ, dealers IN cl-.ce ircr
1 Flsri Teas Ninc- c-occ Frui. &C. &C. shoc=a aad
,I N,, 1s5 ~, ,iam .r--a Nc.-York nr12 tiyf
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

TABIISHMENT. No III WILLIsNsrREET, ore door from
wishing clothes W be furnish
following low prceN azucd to h' aud equal IN work
mau,np eaLl lncu tho ctv cal! from all those "ho
wi,h o purchase Will be thankfully received
Coats u so Pantaloon', from. oslU
Iroch Goats .1G - Vests
Coaj- made an trimmed !l ;he rr>t style:
Tlres. Coats so rantaiooH>. from l50 -
Frock +..-.S II Nc>t,..---- In,ai Ina .liD
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l.nr.t.EL, ANss g,EAwEsss, EimA&s.

FIRST nth. Rolled and Plates Brass, always be
" foo JtNE MOFFET l2 Prince sircct near W Wooster
Coorcr l,r,.. AZ It
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MARINE LIST.
lpr or ..E.v-YoRk. NAy p. I.lI.

........; 81 wosN ...-..u Il
....-..... ~ li.Sfi 'gNrGa.. ....---.u 80
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

ss.. sl..e C.-ae, Weeaoi. Iia,re Con r.aI z mood
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

IL asEI%1: 1a4NTE:fb.-Nuy ~ person having snail
House part we'll situated iiouc within five
e- tea rlnuiqs walk NcS Nrd Oice," perhaps
oye good len1n b addressing t. ". tt, office. parc
r,Is
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

tsr41TED-l;s good practical Ioot-Aeeper. situation
- IN a Dry Ocs, Jobbn- Rstrrs present employers
.tdtre>- Gregory. his Office. nI- :"
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

In Ain Patrick Henry from l,crpoolt Thomt' II Perkins, X
i of Boston; Hi, I1aury Master, 1ur Nr Meyer,
VI Shaft Duncan, Nh Inns, Ml"r Montgomery Of Nsw-lok
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atsgz,r GsOVEIsEaIA

AYR JACOI; g. itLnW keep, constantly hand large
va t,-erg, hi> OF Watts and >u-
,rc,. W Wr IL and the public
Generally confidence that they cAeP aud as "e
c..t..I n. -... r., ,be CIV mi If
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

ENN=RtVgNQ:-I.adic> aud Gentlemen de.rou Of obtaining
s. Gard, Engraved in a unsqucd ylc elegance pa'tcu
yly invited TO opportunity offered the Charge for
with superiority of the execution not ovns
been hitherto city. Apply At DltiANS ENA'
INC OFFICE, Tu,on-s:. doer from Nassau n!i n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

a7r. of jrer- :l.s packet-.hn WELLINGTON Chadwick,
-f' 90 sail above her regular day For freight or
massage having superior Recommendations apply board, ot OF
ilnlic,.Innc or 10 GRiNNElL, MINTuRN y co,
South
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

1+liIuIdlIItI N 'NHIIt'i
y lar, Sc wholesale ard retail No 92 Cilam, New -ior'
large and most fasnnse OF gcnemen Scarf aad
CayY Glove, aud Sapcnlcr> Silk and Camrc landerc-i>;
silk Cotton and SKIRT, and Drawers; Tights silk, Cotton
and Woolcn halt Iloc.
EOYS, SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE.
Of The public nuch lower than
thev n bo pure iasei at ay Other hc city
Y B-Fjlt Club Fancy and Cap hand, made
order. ml' I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

~ FOE s.ETsss:s0Oi.-p4eket Of ,th Junc-Thn
Tr1c parkct-,hip GEORGE WASHINGTON l. burrows msstrr
-f7ST-, 90 il as above. her regular d'v
For iroia or pnsaac superior accommodations apply
boarl, oot % MidrHauc, or
m,l1U GRiNNEIl, MNTGEN & CO., = Sout~s,reet.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

nEss<t sse1ssSN.-i the best the United
~ States. lii e purchased ".-"vher'
KINGS Pit.at Char Narcrolr Al irealroy
y Cha> celebrated r'ia5 acton ana
-. .c,,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

- FOR ST. TgsO r1a&-Witl de- spatcl-Thc superior
. ans scr VIRGINIA burroughs master will ,al 81
~ ior. balance Of freight passage, having elegant
ia, .-roN onmolaons apply board. Orleans wharf
uaf JOHNSON & LOWDEN, 70 Wall 4.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

VERTEBRATE CHEAP Ct@5s
AtTOCK AND LINEN NA%rFAC iORN.iN PtNNNlf SOD
: William ,- nrd Stocks B-ons. C-Iar' 'i@y'.
$u,pcuirr,. six 7ad >a.t, aud Drawers. Craf' SC
kind, aa qauc, articles. Merchants invited e
c, NIL im
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<5s.;G F5HTG AND GAta>'.
Eg.4A .tAAN T-pA-

fJEERITTS PAGE opening their store No. loo
p Xcrs aiI full and plend assortment OF
soo. t LATEST patterns nch iici "" sell
prices we worthy attention OF the Pusso Also iIaini'
WIN. ul- -i.. Cl-tors. - ~. Ils
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

E>-Fo bright Boy l.. who 11t' GOOD
II hand 1850, lo ,ni parents. tSat'n m a
Wielc,a. orc Commission House Inquire oi
ma 1w HtTCHlNGS. % Chathnm-'t
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

vs.. Suitable Tor o -rc-
o. Anuiv ac-.ia Sos
4-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition

Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue ppe which
4 label signed by Sampson Reed. NosE
yGEEuISE.
1.-THE outside yellow label will have. and after Dec,
$780, addition that of Sampson Reed, the signature of
. Nm. John Cutler, one of his partners.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Baam has
been tho Of atteps introduce spurious articles which
10y partially assuming the of the genun calculated
h and deceive the public Among u mixtures
sho American Pulmonary Balsam Vegetable Pulmonary BAL
aamic Syrup Pulmonary Blsam Cirets Compound Pulmo-
Blsan and others Purchasers should inquire for the
9ruc article by whole aame1he Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdan and that has marks and sigma Of the gen.
auine.
Each bottle and seal stamped, Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sssam.
q 4 Ono More Counterfeit besides the American PulmOna
Bdisan and others ADORE alluded TO An attempt has
been the public by spurious mixture called
" Vegetable lmonary Basam sometimes signed Samuel Lee
said to he prepared 10y unprncpled man IN Bangor Me
Il The written way resemble the genuine sigma
tue base attempt deceive the public ana avoid the
punishment that awaits actual forgery
n For sale by REED, WING & CUTLER, Gate Lowe &
Rcod wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
stu No 81 Chatham Street Boston, and by Druggists aud
country merchants generally in New England aud the p
cpa places throughout the United States and British Proyn
ceg. Price 50
"a Sold in Rutland by DANIELS & BELL, lily
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
II A L s..

FAN FASHIONS
p 'HE subscriber has hand assortment Of the
l. most
Fashionable Hats,
AZ his old stand in East Rutland door south Of the T.
Episcopal Church. which are equal any HraHafcrtd BOO
the country for beauty and do rabty Those wishing 70
putCha according to these Foco times invited 10
cal aud his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds ofe untry produce taken exchanged % hats
WANTED OF tue FARMERS
Shesred and Pulled Lambs Wool old Sheep and Lamb
Pelts for which the highest puce will be PAID in Hats, 81
'appied on old accounts &c OREL COOK.
Rutland ag. -, 1910. 3i-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
y c W m.
CILBERTN CHrLIis.

MOULD respectfully give notice tha, they h,v, .,
w tered into copartnership and will carry %, A.
and trade OF Biacksmithinr Oh It's forms at TIE R
Shop few doors south ot the jail Particular sucrD
will be paid 20 the making add repairing of Elliptic ST. -
Tor Carriages and all kinds OF carriage ironing
TIE subscribers trust from Their long rNpcucuor r p
business that they shall be able To execute all work n .
liuc OF Matchmaking, IN neat durable, and .at,,,a
manner. J Gil BERT
\ CiIEttlS
y u. In consequence ofthc above attnnrontr, f.A
comes mpetativtly necessary that all debts due O.
bert should be Immediately settled. lie ihctsiarr e,I
upon those indebted to him 20 comply with th. request
Rutland. March H.. l-lt h ID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

now-hc hero Sch Is nov before the, and the heroine
the good Martha"
"R8n away" be interrupted laaphingy, "rln away.
yoy may have noticed perhaps. AZ te beginning COB
,hc description hy which She was Introduce hui INC
hcr being mpdesiiy described, made oct 90 stand
i1o Jacket without running
como more question" said I "iac you1c man Who
tie character OF vagahonl, tool your letter to Mar
Jl and 60 finely managed the affair
"Nas also from Tins uoichboraooi.. hc replied --
"You noticed. perhaps vou came along, two story
white house with an office 90 tho ward
81 3d. thinking il very neat establishment / an
swcrcd
"Wcu," he rooinod, "ihai IS thc---tho' perhaps
esquire Wentworth would no thank me for telling OF
his prank, when he first started u life LAWYER 10
Vas the making Of the man, however pooplo seeing
how c.oycriy hc had managed a love case. concluded
Ho would be slouch NJ law case, u he had one
He rose rapidly after that Bot enough Of this. Sell
and Martha De continued calling 70 his eldest boy and
gl, s-ll up and reading IN the kitchen, cone OF you
take 4 mug the othora candle, and go down and draw
us mug Of the best cider you find IN the cellar
This Shaker story has made my throat as dry as ta
trumpet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

Pate t & hurn.
~ ERSHOM CHENEY Cd continues manufacture
VI and has constantly on hand Bradley's Patent Churn
and has requested part ofhose who have used
mend the same, who cheeriuy give the following
We the undersigned have used the Patent Churn call.
ed Bradey's Patent, manufactured by GeTshom Cheney
3D. and believe TO be great labor saving machine, and
an improvement on all churns within our knowledge.
Jas Il. Porter, Ira Seward,
Moses Hawkes., Daniel Kelly,
Erastus Campbell, Joseph A. Deand,
William X. Shaw, Robert Barney
Daniel Kelly, Hartman Clark,
Samuel Getting Cyrus Edison Jr.
Artemas Carpenter, 1ram Smith,
Gershom Cheney, Alfred Edison,
Asa Squres, Moses Lester
Joseph Congdon, Nathan G. Howard,
Robert Goddard, II o. Perkins,
iona G. Thra John Hall,
G G. Ruggl,s, Asa Hale
Amoi Spring Jr. Wright Whipp!e,
Lew Long, Jr. Zatla Thomas,
George W Strong, Augustus l.. Bsse.
John n. Pierce
Rutland, Apul l54l. 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
To the honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Fairhayen


TIME undersigned guardians Of Henry Fisher and Fred
L crick Fisher, both Of Castleton IN said district u
uudeG the age Of q yeas would respectfully repre-
cent hat the Henry and Frederick the OF
certain lands lying and being TIE towns Of Casteou
uud Foultncy tn sad district aud they have estate
reges.1n ia Ae dover Of Maudanah JOY, lying and being
Castet0n afoesaid and that h would be- conducive o.
e Of The said Henry and Frederick u se sad
e tate for the purpose OF putting the proceeds Of
81. a. interest We therefore respectfully request il-
honorable Probate Count ziareao 10 auil1 Us cell
aid much thereof be sold 10 advantage
iqt the putpose Aforesaid
T. HOWE. Guardian II Henry Fisher,
VIZ. SANFORD, Guardian % Frederick Fisher,
BY hs Attorney HOW
] STATE Of VERMONT ! Is is ordered by The Probate
District ~ Falthsyen, Count for sald district ia4i
Pee foregoing petition be heard By said court a. session
hereof u be held the pr5y4le ofce ia Cssieton,
ald district, OF The Grst "Wednesday way ne1; and that
all persons interested therein be notified BY pubsAiug
3sad petition aud this order three weeks succsssvely
NJ Rutland Herald printed a, Rgusnd may be-
Gwen under my hand q, Casileton this % day Apfl
l5iI. 1919 A. WARNER, jldge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13
Peru vianC m emit.
n superior article for cementing China, Glass,
u,d Eor1LcD Hare

and Earfhen Hare.
TIIE article has been thoroughly tested and found e
be the besarlce that has yet been offered to the
public possesses superior qualities any in
10y being composed of ingredients that not the eas
impaired injured by the action Of water
It will be useless speak Of the merits Of this article
fas it will speak for tself-no family should be without
.boitle Of the cement Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold by W G Douse, Woodstock, VI
and for sale By WHITE HENDERSON, Il Co.
ly.oc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

ID cntal rgery.
DEM NEAL especially informs the public that he
ID has located at +. Pouney where he will be ready
TO perform all operations upon the teeth in approy
lea manner Teeth stopped with gold or tin; incompatible
teeth inserted from 10 full sci; teeth cleaned,
tu.ted, DC.
Poultney, March q, lsi1
b. j Neal Of Poutney has been private student in my
Office al his requirements Of nature Justify the
iue. recommendations, and render him worthy Of the
confidence aud patronage Of generous and intolgen,
public. o IL SAXTON
lj-l6 Burlington VI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEAS
~ Of the Lungs The VEGETA ABLE Pun
MoNAKY BAsAm is believed be descryody popu-
80 medicine known America for coughs colds asthma
pthsc consumponj whoopns cough, and pulmonary at
lcctioas OF every Kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Blsam has been extensively
used about - years. ard its reputation has been constantly
increasing so universally popular has this article become that
may be considered standard article in large part
orhe q. S and British Provinces May families keep IL
tain remedy fort the above complaints The poproors
ccyue and have received numerous from
best yscians who make Of in their practice
Tho of few individuals who have given their tcstmo
nv favor Of this article, here suboned and for
foil account sec envelope to the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy Baylios,
" Thomas Brown, " Jcre. Ellsworth.
=" William Perry, Albert Gould
Extracts ola letter rom Mr. c Clay Kingston Ulster Co
Y. to the propetors
Yours OF the oh inst. duly received. remarkable
cure was effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Baam in the
winter and spring Of 1885 The person Mr. Moody had
sick long time with the consumption His physician had
himself and raising large quantity of blood when he
commenced using the Bsam which effected complete
and he hale and hearty as he Mr. Moody
removed from this town, but he promised with
G.. $. CLAY.
Kinsngton, N. Y, June Is, 1898.
Argyle, Nova Scotia.
In the winter Of 1887 and 1885, seized with violent
cough which continued two three My cough vas
that obliged up in my bed two three
hours during the night, and much reduced in flesh and
strength appetite gone. of my neghbors had
bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bnsam which he would
sell lie however loaned till could procure him
other. experienced immediate relief from it, The first OPP
poruny procured more, and to the of ascnbc the
preservation of my life. w. LEMON.
Dec, II, 1888,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-28
For Auditor of Pub. Accounts.
HUGH c. STEWART, of Kinds.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, Of Kinds.
Mr.. TUCKER.

1t seems that the Democratic lou rnaIv
and the orators, are desirous Of yiudca.
ting Mr. fuckers course in tho LeCisls-
ture of this State, against the charges
made by the Wings. To this end they
stoop to Misrepresentation and false OK.
cuses, that even Mr.. Tucker himself docs
not stoop to, Dr.. Gwin in his speech
last Monday endeavored to offer an apol
ogy for his vote and resolution on the rev.
enue Bill, to tar each and every bale of cot
ton raised in the State one dollar, and sta
ted that Tucker, being opposed TO said
bill introduced said amendment to mako
the bill so odious, that it would be rejec.
ted by the Senate. Mr.. Tucker has o.
(ered no such apology for his course on
said Bill, but stated when attacked by
Judge Shattuck in regard TO this amend
ment, that he introduced it 10 tar The COT
ton bags Of The big planters on the riusr,ds
a set off to the tar upon the poor mans cat
tie in the East This is the excuse that
Tucker offers. How different from tho
excuse offered by Gwn. The apology
that Tucker offers, however, is incorrect
in point Of fact. The tax upon every
head Of cattle over twenty Ofone per cent
was not introduced until after Mr.. Tuck
er's amendment to tax each and every
bale Of cotton Even Mr.. Tucker ana
his friend Gwin cannot extenuate his
conduct in regard to this amendment F."
will weigh MIR. Tucker down, and de',
troy him, Notwithstanding bis efforts ana
that Of his friends TO extricate himself II
stands upon the Senate journals a lasting
proof Of his disposition to tax the peeps
Not only does this amendment exhibit MS
disposition to tax the people, but his vO'e'
upon Mr.. Walton's amendment to" dcnO"