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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
GLASS and Sash.
Drugs aud Medicine.

''Hs subscriber has lust ieceived from New York q
fresh and general assortment OF
Days and Nsdic,Hc,
comprising most OF the articles usually kept IN Drug
gust shop among which nearly all OF the most ap.
proved late chemical preparations
Also for sale, Wagon Tire, Old Sable, Swedes, and
bloom lron Swcde's German, Eng. Blister, Spring
and Cast Steel horse nai rods round md square IRON
cutter shoes, smiths files and Iasps, with many other
articles to which the attention OF those wishing pur-
chase is solicited. isu JANIS PoargR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
PAPER EANS1NSs.

h EPF constantly on hand large assortment Of
Paper Hdngings,
selected in Albany and Troy, which Wa will sci 1t
Albany and Troy wholesale prices with a small per
cen addition to pay transportation.
Iiso.
All kinds Of Paper and Hank Books, co,,,,nly N
Ia nd at our store IN Mil Nlhrc ~ 40
n HENDERSON. \ co
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
ANATOMY AND PHYsloL oeY

fhhffutso " sfsf"AiN
\NE viii give the second lecture OF our course
Wednesday evening", describing the heart, src-
res, veins, &c the organs concerned Va circulation
and respiration. and In addition. have been
qucste No viii commence precisely al str, and 70.
peat portion OF last evenings lecture, that tho audi
sncc may undetsta nd tho action of tho muscles. and
tho manner IN which tho stomach decsts food, sc
Tickets TO the two lectures n ~ cents to siuglv
lecture 25 cents. II II. MACK,
I. LAMBERT.
Rutland. Nov 30 islt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

It IS stated that the greater part Of SIX millions Of
dollars pad by the Chinese for the redemption Of Can
ton turns out Ia be bad silver
No further elections are TO be held in any
Of the STATES, except I, Gil vacancies, unit
next March.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I uvi : Rusr, teacher of Vocal Music. IL agent for
- the sale Of Abraham Prescou'. Premium pas And
Double Bass Walls, Muloiinns, aud Sursphins, made
at Concord y II wh,rh hy the hest Judges arc pro.
nounced superior to any others manufactured ~ the
country, and Will bo furnished individuals or socis.
ties at tho manufacturers prices and warranted. AN
orders or communication, directed TO Wallingotd VI.
will receive immediate aueunon. 3m lss
LEVI RUST
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
MR.. BANNATYNE's LECTURES.

The Fifh Lecture Of Mr. B1nndiyne's uiH BE-
dei,uered his euen,ng in The Court House al I-2 past
@. Subject Conclusion ofihe Roman, and Commence
mont Of the Chrisiian Era Of CioRisation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
PROBLEM VI.

There three circles A, b and c, each containing
10 the circle Joins and G, and the circle c.
and b. what is the diameter Of the circle which will
just surround the threel PnmoMATHEsis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

srArs % FsRaoSr, The Hon the Prolat. e our,
DISTINCT 81 Rutland. - fof the disiric, u Rutland
To all persons intsAled m the estate II Gafdo.,
Powers an insane peh Of Pnisiord ~ SAID district
Gre,fiaY.
On sppicaiion 81 Simeon Gilbert. Guardian Of nsd
"sfdnef Po~efs IL IL ordered thar oil the creditor. Of
SAID Dsf6nef Powef present their claims 10 ,sid Sim
e"h Iihen for payment, ~iin sr months from dsts
otherwise be barred a. pfDyIded by statute aud Il
iufihef ordered iha notice there be girsn by pub
hsung this order ufee weeks succssl,Ysiy N tie Ki,
land Herald and bv posting he sane 10 Two pubic
places "a Rutland and tNo fobhe places IN Pinsfofd,
within siTy DAYS ffpm date
Gwen Al kuisn1 ia saii Lis,riei This 2sih day DC.
toler, A. d Isii.
q 30 HkNhY HALL Ksgisl.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

w l. the Subscribers, being appointed oy the Hon
the Probate Court fOr the district Of Fairhav.n.
commissioners 10 receive, examine and sdjust all
claims and demands ~ al persons the estate Of
DAVID DEWEY
late Of Pouney 10 said district decreased reo,e..n,.d
lnsoven and also al claims snd demand. ..h,,t,.d
20 offset thereto and ~ months from the Iob day of
November inst, being allowed by said conn 10, In,
purpose, Ne do therefore hereby give notice ,iat ~.
w'i attend 10 the business Of said appointment, a,
ihe dwelling house "f Anna Dewey widow m. said
deceased NJ P'uin"y. On THURSDAY the 30,h day of
i's'emef next and the 2itl, day 81 February merit
from 10 O'Clock a m omit I o'rlocE m. on each al
said DAYS S.Nrst p Haze
- 80 W. = NJ. COmmlssn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

WE the subscribers, being appointed by ihe Hon
the Probate Court for the District Of Fairhaven
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demanns Of all persons against the Of
REV. LAMPSON MINER
late OF Caseton IN slI1 district decra sed repre- ned
insoyent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
~ otfseu thereto; and six months from the 10Th day of
October last being allowed Nv said Court for that pur-
pose, do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business 81 our SAID appointment, at the
dwelling house Of Mary " Miner ia Castleton q, the
4th Thursdays Of December AMI Jinpary newt, from
10 O'Clock a. m un,il jclock p. On e,ch " sAl
days
WV WAN, D.
1880 CHARLrs y rsAssos, ''" h''s'ohe'''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

Roar Mason have for sale sole leather, upper
- leather, cali skins, ard pa,na leather.
nov. 30 AZ 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

os sa's ~ he subscriber on ressoasbls terms, "a
eiegsni Gutter ID B Saw
Rutland, Nov. 80 1851 ga
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30

WE the subscribers, bel " ,,ppiniat by ~. N M
Probate Court for the dsrric> Of Rltlsad -.
mssioners Ia rereive, examine >nd adjust all elaIn,
and demands oi All persons aZ1in.t the estate u
SIMEON DlcKERNAN
late OF Mounihoy ~ SAT- district
insolyenf, and also al claims and demands exhibited
10 oifseli thereto ara six months from the 18th da, Of
November inshring allowed by SAID counGGr that pur.
pose, We do therefore hereby give nolics will
attend TO ~ business Of our said apna ihe
dwelling house Of Obed Is Dickenn N Div,
on tho Ifsl Wednesdays 90 January, aa5OY n. "
fro:d O'Clock, until 1 O'Clock, p 81 on each Of
md days.
Jo"N BSy.Sr ,conni..,oo...
RUsstL B,Rsga, ''"'H's''"hsf''
MOuniholly N03 -, 1871 .s 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
Window Glass.

DASirLs d BELL will keep constantly on hand full
assortment Of Lake Dunniore Window Glass
which they will sell AS agents for the factory whole
sale or retail the lowest terms. Also window
sash, putty &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-30
Prepare for Winter.

I 1ANItLs a BrLt have iOT sale large assortment OF
- Cloth and Fur Caps, also fur buck, and beaver
Gloves 6uckskin mitllngs, lined and fur trimmed In.
dia rubber shoes; common do ~ so
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-06

baker took it, scrutinized it, turned it
over and over, then dashed it violently
against the board, and declared it TO
be counterfeit.
" A counterfeit !" exclaimed the
painter, dismally. But fearing that
his tone and look might betray his cir
cumstances, he added carelessly, at
the same time laying down the coveted
loaf, swell, it's of no consequence j;
| don't happen to have anotherwith me
now good night, SIR
Affecting an independent swagger,
ne left the shop, and FASTENED down
the street; but, had he looked back,
he would have seen the sharp face Of
the baker peering after him, as he NUT
tered to himself, You don't happen
TO have any more with you now, sir.
Aye, aye, you're a pretty scamp, |
warrant you; and / shall look twice
at your money if ever you come to my
shop again."
Martin Werner fastened home. Till
that hour he had not known absolute
want, and even his buoyant spirits
threatened to desert him atthe approach
of grim penury. Once more he ran
sacked his chest, for in one corner he
remembered to have seen crust. He
found ii; it was mouldy, and covered
with dust; but he shook that off, and
ate it with a keen relish then got In
to bed, and slept more soundly than he
who had supped upon all the delica-
cies that wealth could procure.
The morning sun was shining bright
ly upon him, through the window,
when he awoke. He leaped from his
bed, exclaiming, as he hastily dressed
himself, The crisis of my adversely
is past! Ihave cliIned its steep hill,
and shall now descend to the fair, sun
ny vale, on the other side. The sur
shines gaily on my mornings work
will take it for an omen-a prognostic
Of brighter days to come !"
| Under these favorable auspices h
finished bis picture. 1t was sold, no
certainly for its full value as a work O
art, but for moro than the young an'
unknown artist had venturcd to hope
Success did follow. Each succeedin,
production ofhis genius brought fres
fame and profit to the painter; and i
after years, when he had become th
favored of kings and princes, when hi
pictures were admired by nations, an
purchased by governments, he though
| with mingled feelings Of pleasure an
pain, of the mouldy crust which h
) had so coutentedly eaten in his lionel
! and desolate garnet.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-06
AN INCIDENT IN 177a.


The present generation looks with
interest and respect upon anything
connected with the soul-stirring events
of our revolution-gith the memory OF
their fathers, who suffered and triumph
ed in that glorious cause. And well
they might: for never did nobler men
lift their arms and shed their blood In
a nobler struggle. And never has any
commotion Of States given rise TO more
interesting and striking events. And
shame upon the sons Of America, in
whose veins courses Revolutionary
blood, if they cannot sympathise in the
suferings, deprivations aud tolls of
their sires, or if that blood does not
boil at the thought of their wrongs.
Let US rather trust that every drop Of
that sacred blood will beget a spirit of
the same stamp. If there is indeed
this love ofby-gone days, perhaps the
following short story, from the lips OF
one who has now goin to join his ia
Tiers, will attract some interest. There
is nothing very extraordinary in it, but
it is only one instance ont of hundreds,
which show Of what romantic scenes
our border was often the theatre. !
will give it as nearly as possible in his
simple style, with but little embellish-
ment of my own.
cit was a hot, oppressive day in
August, 1879, as | was returning from
the woods about 10 o'clock to my
house. which was situated on the
Schenectady road, a few miles from
Albany, ! was surprised to hear tue
report Of rife. 1t appeared to pro-
coed from my little cabin, and also a:
| If fred within it. The horrid though
that the Indians were committing thei
4 internal ravages upon my helpless
J, family, for a moment rivetted me L
the spot, and froze my blood. Blu
soon anger and revenge; joined to tn
! feelings of husband aud father, rous
i ed me to the highest pitch Of conrag
and daring. Irushed rapidly on thro
the underground ofbushes, fred wit
the determination to spend my strengt
to the last in defence of the dearest OBJ
Il iects on earth. I remembered thei
f utterly destitute condition, for my tw
I eldest sons had gone to town, and non
remained at home but my wife,
: daughter Of about Is, and two littl
children, so thatthe savages could hav
no very great resistance I'M making sur
their prey. Pressed on by thes
] Thoughts | hurried forward. But here
! most fortunately, my knowledge OF Ii
dian warfare showed what folly sue
! haste was, and that my rashness woul
;, lead me into some snare Of these era
" villains, and suggested that by prc
ceeding and acting more cautiously an
; deliberately | could make my assn
! lance Of much more effect. And
! most happy thoughtit was-for havlr
/ stopped suddenly behind a large ire
i and looking carefully around, sple
a savage about SO yards from m !
!, creeping like a serpent through u
FL bushes. Having watched him ioI
= anonoh 10 assure myself that he 81
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Quebec; and at the end of the war, |
returned into the States, without any
property and deprived of all once held
dear on earth, to begin this dreary life
over again."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-06

The Philadelphia Spirit of the
Times man has some of the genuine
grit about him. Hear him talk about
servant girls
"WANrED.-A couple OF dozen
good girls with large bumps Of cook
ativeness, washativeness, and scrub
houseatiyeness, on their heads and
hands, 10 whom liberal wages will be
administered. apply all along such
a street, between such and suck
streets.
NIB. No deduction made for laee
lerated crockery
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-06

HARRIS MAN
Or THE
Political and civil Chronicles,
OF THE
8lection 10 tGo Sp,cs,0o~cg q ne
United States of America,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
Carefully selected from authentic sources
throughout he Union,
and arranged by
DAVID HOFFMAN, j. U. ID.
One Of he Electors Of President and Vice
President, for the State Of Maryland
"Jaioa ofhe Wings for the sake 81
the Union."-WIsE.
"Easier were it
To hurl the rooted mountain from its base,
Than force the yoke of slavery upon men
Determined to be free. "--SoUTHEY.
BALTIMORE, 1S4l.
Tothe Wings throughout the Union.
FELLOW CouNrRYMEN. The forgo-
ing is the title page of work which the
extraordinary character ofthe recent can.
Sass for the Presidency seems to demand
and which viii be faithfully and industrl-
.ously executed, provided the enterprise
be sufficiently sustained, not only by the
friends of the incoming Administration
but especially by those throughout ene
country who were prominent actors ID
achieving the momentous revolution l DC
timely and generous aid of both these elias
ses Of our citizens will be essential toi
the accomplishment Of the object, that o
the former, BY manifesting their apProy,a
Of the scheme by their subscribing tor tn'
work with as little delay as possl6loi am
he latter, by furnishing me with the mos
authentic and minute information III
mode to be.hereafter stated.
All history teaches that, whenever
great and trying crisis occurs, the com
mensurate amount Of talent, OF learning
ofwsdom. and ofzeal, will never be want
tug; and it has been found eminently $
during the whole period that intervene
between the extra session Of CongIes
andshe late elections; in which perlo'
his not too much TO say that more wlsdo'
and common sense--more unilringi yea
ndgenerous enterprise more manly n
dependence and patriotic devotion --mor
eoquonce, oratory appropriate iniornatio
and talent Of every requisite kind, has
been manifested throughout our exiens'
land, than were ever before, on any ocri
son whatever exhibited among US since y
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-06
LAST CALL.

LAST CALL.
A LII persons without exception, who
gGA are indebted to the late Firm Of
Gibson & Law, are hereby notified thai
unless their notes and accounts are adlus'
ted satisfactorily, on or before the 25tf
inst, the same will be putin suit forth
with. a.z
Assignee Of Gibson q Law.
Dec. IS, If IL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

TTEALTH.-Many Of our readers no doubt, are
III possessed with this al important pleasing, which
thew may long retain II particular regard and care be
raid 70 themselves that whenever they feel the least
indispossd 10 procure proper medicine In due sea
SOM But, ON the contrary, we IND thousands VINO
are laborng under disease, and many, we fear, VIII
prove serious If not attended To early. Would those
persons resort 10 the medicine that has established IL
self in thousands Of cases, which is DIR. HAIR
LICHS COMPOUND SIRENGIHENING
AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS, so pre-
eminenty recommended for diseases incident TO the
human race, they would be replaced back again to
sfe's sweet blessing" which is "heah"
We speak from occular proof, knowing, IN many IN
stances where have been performed 10y the use
of this medicine with marked in various com
paints---uch as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Rheu-
matism, Pain in the Breast, Side and Back, Cosye-
ness, Nervous Weakness, Emaciaton, General De-
bilty &C. &c. This medicine consists Of two distinct
kinds, viz:-T'HE GERMAN APERIENT and
the COMPOUND STRENGTHENING TON
nc PILLS. the former to remove bile and all excre-
nentlious matter from the body, thus cleansing, and
purifying the system after which the latter used TO
give strength and vgor the weak and debiitaied
CANS restore the lost appetite and produce tranquil
rest and sweet repose. We highly approve Of the
doctors theory" of treating Diseases which certainly
Is safe and eecua and advise the afflicted TO give his
medicine fair trial. Daily Chronicle.
st PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia.
For sale by X. FARNHAM,
feb2-ly Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-01

IMPORTANT PROOFS OF THE EFFICA-
j. CY OF DR.. HARLlCH'S CELEBRATED
MEDlCINES.-The following certificate was sent
by Mr.. f. b. Hinman Agent ut Cincinnati, Ohio.
There can be mistake in il, the parties well
known -" MIR. Ezekiel Rigdon, of Anderson Town
ship Hamilton County, Ohio several days trou-
bel with Bilious Affections, Acidty at the Stomach,
attended with the usual symptoms of Dyspepsia, and
having made trial of medicines without finding relief,
was cured by the above medicine
Attest EZEKIEL RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June Both, 1910.
YET LATER-M MIR Vance of Washington
County writes as follows Dear Sir,-Dr HAIR
LICH'S PILLS are performing some of the most
wonderful cures in this vicinity ever heard of. They
were introduced here about six months ago, by one
of my neighbors who bought half dozen packages
from the Pittsburg Office. am aware of four cases
in this place here complete cures have been perform
ed, Of severe Rheumatism, two of Dyspepsia and
plant, Of ten or twelve years standing. send you
enclosed five dollars please to forward PILLS for
that amount by the bearer, William Ward
Attest: JOH I VANCE.
July 81, 1910.
N. B. The above certificates, compared with the
very many already received, certainly must convince
those similarly afflicted, that they yet be relieved
by the use of these invaluable medicines.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 North EIGHTH
street, Philade phia.
from any but fair trial to establish their worth We
have communication in our columns to-day from a
person long afflicted which is but one of many
vouchers for this medicine Spirit Of the Times.
For sale by r. FARNHAM, Pennsylvania, Ave
nue.. feb. 2 ly
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vJyO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH-I
har.hx certify thai was afflicted COR eipht wears


Il hereby certify that was afflicted for eight years
with severe nervous disease attended with constant
pain in the breast side and stomach, loss of appetite,
no rest night sickness and dizziness in the head
pain in the stomach after eating and other symptoms
which attend indigestion, my bowels were weak and
irregular. Having had advice of various physicians
during this long period, and used much medicine which
only produced temporary relief Ia the year 1889
was often unable 10 leave my house, and being poor
WIDOW dependent my own labor for llvlng was
obliged Ia 90 from house 10 house To obtain it, al
length gave up all hopes of recove.y, and trusted 10
Hin '.lhat created all things" fortunately was ia
yored with work in Eighth street. when the family dis
covering my miserable situation, Immediately
mended Dr. Harch's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperien, Pills, which they procured for
used them, and continued for about three months;
during the time my strength rapidly increased, my
countenance and paid cheek returned to their former
and natural coors. Since have fully recovered, and
at present enjoy perfect health. feel il my duty
inform the puoc at large of the great virtues OF DR.
Harlchs medicine, that others may procure it, and be
likewise cured. | am well known in this city, any
person wishing to me, can call at my residence.
MARY II. FOURSMAN,
Jackson st. back Of l44 Poplar Lane.
Ar Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth street.
Philadelphia, where testimonials may be seen.
Also, for sale by r. FARNHAM,
feb 2.Iy Pennsylvania Avenue.
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SEA-FARING MEN, LISTEN TO ONE
- WHO is YET AMONG THE LIVING


DR.. HARLICH-Dear Sir Having been for a
number of years exposed the hardshps Of the river
in my occupation boatman, finding my bodily con-
stitution giving way to the enchantment of disease.
put off applying for aid however, from time time,
until became alarmed My appetite failed, and a
degree of weakness was aPparent my bowels very r-
regular, mind iuctuatng, head light and unsteady
pain in my side and breast bad taste in my mouth &c
In this state labored for length of s1c, when at
length noticed the virtues of your medicine in similar
cases, and induced to it, which am happy to
inform you that the final result. solemn
ly declare that Dr. Hariich's Compound Strengthen
ing and Aperient German Pills, have been the means
of restoring my health and therefore believe them
worthy of public confidence where medicine is neces-
sary. Truly yours, &c.
Signed, f. STREETER.
Pttsburg City, Jan. IA, 1871.
n. B The above case is worthy Of public conf
dence, knowing all contained to be facts. The medl-
cine alluded TO- is doing much for the benefit of suf
fcrng humanity in this city and Deghboring States,
eng an eye witness of many cases myself
l.. G. CUR rlSS,
Al ST. Clair street. Pittsburg, Pa.
Principal office, 10 North Eighth street Phade-
phia Also for sale by r. FARNHAM,
feb2,ly. Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Mrs. HEMANs's WORKS COMPLETE

MFRS. HEMANS'S WORKS COMPLETE
lVlA new and beautiful edition, printed fine
paper, with portrait of the auhoress, of the
plete Works of Mrs Hemans, with Memoir by her
sister, and an Essay on her Genius, by Mrs Sigoar-
ney in royal l2mo volumes, handsomely bound in
embossed cloth in extra binding.
Also just published, the complete works of Lord
Byron published in style similar to the above in
eight beautiful volumes, large type
Also Memoirs and Letters of Madame Malibran,
by the Countess De Merlin, vols.
This is the only complete edition Of the Works
Mrs Hemans, and contains many new poems, toge-
ther with other matter not embraced in any other ed
ton of her works. Among the new poems will,
found De Chartion, tragedy, Tale Of the Seer
Tribunals Superstition and Revelation, Tale OF
the Fourteenth Century; Scenes and Passages from
Goethe; Selections from Juvenile Poems England
and Spain, and Waace's Invocation to Bruce. Just
published, and for sale by
ap24 F. TAYLOR.