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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

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TOBACCO.

10 p1ssng through the province ofIppcr Canada TO
.,hs city, within The last week, we were no, a liitle sur
puscd 10 see 40 much ofthis plant grown north OF Lake
Enc. IL j. almost the only crop made by the culiiya-
tors ofihe soil, for the distance Of seveniy-hve miles
east ftom Maiden, along the shore Of the lake, We
saw many drying houses or baus, a hundred feet IN
length, aud nearly filled with the poisonous weed hung
up 10 cure. The runaway slaves and free blacks from
Virginia, Kentucky, and elsewhere, have carried with
them a practical knowledge of cultvaung tobacco 10
their new residence, which IN despite Of its unpropi-
tous latitude, they are able TO turn 10 a good account.
There are a large plumber OF African families culIva-
ting their own farms in the Upper Province, and so far
rs We could Judge from close observation, they are not
q whit behind their white n%elghbors IN producing for
themselves a liberal share Of The comforts Of civilized
life. We have recently passed through the southern
portion Of Indiana aud Illinois, among the e%migrants
from the slave states south Of the Ohio river, and in
truth, wo must say that they are not as well sheltered,
and wc doubt If better fed than tho African e%migrants
settled Between Niagara and Detroit riyers.-lBuffalo
Com. Advertiser
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u,HE Subscriber respectfully bcgs leave To inform bus friends
aud customers generally that having received nom van
Gus sources extensive additions TO hs previous stock OF Drugs
sc he now offers tot sale at he store, Nos 5 ~ } south soc
old Fanuc,l Hal, at uneummonly low puces'd very ~" anu
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants and Dge SiHfS'
Having selected the same with great care os TO qualtly ana
variety embracing all newly discovered preparations, he 'ecls
confidence in SAY, ing that be can oHor rs great Inducements to
those wishing To- purchase as can be found IN the city.
Dealers IN Drugs or Paints. clotuers, country merchants ana
manufacturers. are respectfully invited TO cali when purchasing
a. an Goods will be offered Of extreme low prices, on accom-
modatinr terms and Of the best qualities
EDWARD BRlNIEY.
ut the old Brnlcy store, Nos ) NJ
south side Faucul Hall.
n. B.-Bloodroot. Spurrcd Rye Black, Snakcfoot' becs"aN
GaldtbreaJ ostmelI, OILS Hcmlock, Spruce, Miutoratecn
Tenn, and Wormwood constantly wanted, for winch the hGh'
cs, m,,t,t mice viii lie given. 1O-i2 8 mos.
Boston, March 1871.
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C~ountcrfcits. Beware of Imposition

Each genuine bottle is enclosed in a blue WI PIPER, on Nta
is a label signed by Sampson Reed. NoNE oTHEH Gag nk
GENUINE.
nJpThe outside yellow label will have, on and after Del
1899, IN addition to that Of Sampson Reed, the signature Il
Um. John Cutler, one of his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Blomr
been the cause of nttemps to Introduce spurious articles, whe
by partially assuming the name of the genuine, are calculsr
to mislcad and deceive the public. Among these mixture, Il
the American Pulmonary lalsam y Vegetable Pulmouuy M
samic Syrup Pulmonary Bllsam.' 'CartcTs Compound rum
nary Balsam,' and others. Purchasers should inquire fr N
true article by its whole uame-7he Vegetable PUlnoHat
Bdlsan, and see that it has the marks and signatures Of the u'
uine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped, Vegetable Pulmonary h|
sam.
u One More Counterfeit. besides The 'AmoicGn PuimOS
ry BaIsdm, and others ADORE alluded 10 "A attempt I'D
been made to deceive The public by a spurious mixture cMe
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam,' sometimes signed Samuel lee
said to he prepared by an unprinciplcd man IN Bangor, Me
The - qe is written in a way to resemble the genuine sgA
ture, and isl base attempt to deceive the public aud AVOID u
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING CUTLER tate Love
Reed wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines. Paints and by
stufs, No. 81 Chatham Street, Boston, and by Druggists an
country merchants generally in New England. and in the pm
cipal places throughout the United States and British Ptou
ces. Price 50 cents.
Sold in Rutland, by DANIELS g. BELL. lily
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DEVOTED TO roIIrrcs-THE NEWS OF THE BIOGRAPHY II

a. us hy tie s.9. ofrciiQious freedom. WHO watched
over snd wospefed dc ators e Cur Fathers, and has
hitherto trf.crtcd to 90 Institutions fat exceeding IN
excellence those of auv other people, let Us uniic m
cucaHy c0umcnline ovciy interest u or beloved
-oIr'w 100 al fuiufc umc.
fclon-clugcns Bciug fully invested with iha,high
Office 90 which thc parlalty of my coInly has called
-c. now take sn adocuonalo leave OF you. You
Will bear with you % your homes the remembrance Of
iao pledge ] have this day given TO discharge all the
high duiics CT my exalted station, according 10 the best
81 my ability and ] shall enter upon their performance
with entire ooiihdencc IN the supper, Of just and gen
.crUus people.
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w LII M II A l. L..

(~toNTlNUES carrying on the Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
~ making business in all its various branches. fe has
recent, purchased a large stock OF Eastern leather and trim
mlngs Of the first quality. lie has on hand ready made, a good
assortment of work, such as silver plated, brass plated, black
japan, and Ipotted malleable Double Harnesses; single wrggon
and gig Harnesses Saddles; plated and common Brides and
Martingalesi travelling and common Trunks; Yalises. and oil
most all kinds Of work usually called for, which will be sold
on a Liberal credit and reduced prices, as low a. can be purchas-
ed in the state of the same quality. Most kinds Of produce
received IN payment Persons wishing to purchase are requested
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, 25th Dec. 1910 52-e5
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rV>Hr suh,efAers have received from New iofk a Tcn''aI
sssorfmsnt 81 OOn adapted 60 the fcae"a. cons,,'nt
,s part ~ Biur. Black. Rfown, luttble Gfocn aod No. ",S'
n,r,d Ciaths hgAt DARK And hnct Casslmcrofi iash'ehaDy
V..f,rgr PHO, sod Reavct Cloths fot o,cco5isi ltench anu
Enel,,h Mornors, 6ed Aippcs, Mousol,re Do Lanes bompe
tisck blue black and light silks Engi.h and America fnot'i
tye,cbcd Goods, SC. Sc liatdWafci CuiefNi al MINUS "
family Groccnta sc. OILS. Pants. scd dlc .tun' n
dac,, or approved Credit as can De had ois~hcrc !no'N'ns'1..
log ouf friends have paid Cash for thor roodsl Purchasers a'
requested 20 call and examine for themselves
HAS " HODGES.
CHI. n, "a IAN 41-ii
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Marriage is like a larng candle light
Placed in a window OF a summer night,
Attracting all the insects of the air
To como and SINCE their winglets there,
Those that are out butt heads against the pane,
And those within butt to get out again"
The above is going the rounds as a very tcitty az
fair, and it is time 10 stop it. The infamous libeller
who wrote it would make soap ofhis grandmother he
should be tied to a termagant, and be compelled to
bump spikes till there was nothing left of him but a
grcasc-spot. 1t is a lie, a most confounded, malicious
uncx,enuated falsehood-a right down no such thing
we can prove it.-Orange Republican.
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IL New Ainc,H
TAILORING SHOP.
Over the Dry Goods Store of Daniels & Bell

ONcI VIC DIy Noous ctoic vi DdhieiS y Dcll.
VNHE undersigned presents his respects TO the inhabitants
i of Rutland and vicinity, and renews his notice that
he has taken up a permanent abode in the place in the
above business, and is prepared to engage business in his
line and
DO HIS WORK
in a manner superior to the previous custom of the place.
Garments of all sorts and descriptions, from n vest TO an
Over Coat cut and made or cut for others to make inst as
such tCOrk ought Ia be dome, Utz. RlGIITHL
lie would say OF his system of CUTTING that IT is on
a new different, and better principle than any system
known to tallors ia this part Of the country. BY his rule,
a garment IS made a B-an LNf.3LLIBLE FIT. 1t is a
fl TO the shaPc, be the shape what it may.
All orders for work in his line promptly met. Work
will be ready when promised 49, extraordinary providences
excepted. Terms as reasonable as other Shops in the vi.
cinty.
Wanted Immediately, and Must Have
THREE First Rate Journeyman Tailors. Those who
understand their business, and those only, need apply
To such, good wages will be given.
ID. A. MACDONALD.
Rutland, March 9, 1910. Q-l4
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INkpM ths tuhscr,ef the lsft Of OciOhsf. 1910, a darn bsF
100 Colt 4gezt old. ,mtl sac, white siupe 10 Ia
ace .oHg switch PAL, and f0gf White ieet; vhen travelling car
rec lie tal os sde, vas a natural uBttef aud = good Jumper.
so colt vss FEtsed On bumerstou, % tbs state, ahc b0pght
os tbe ran~cnhef Of NJ Nosh Whitney of at place. WboeV-
e. ali gee u0tice ~hefs sA colt cAH he foghd, shal bs
fsssoethtg rewarded RUEL PARkE
Lts CigstdUh, VI ylA : iEa III
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n o Il C E.
A Grist-milI and Saw-mill are offered

for sale.
ALsO-i0 acres Of good Meadow Land, partly cleared
situated a mile and a quarter North ofthe Meeting house in
Fairhaven.
The above property will be sold collectively or separately
according to the wishes of purchasers. For particulars in uire
of Jacob Davey or Joshua Quinton.
%Fairhayen, Nov. l6, 1889. ,48-f
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IN CHANCERY
Daniels a. Bell
IS
Frederick A Fuller
Charles X. Williams,
& A Chnndler.
Rutland Country.

g. 4 Chandler. Rutland county
wv HEREAS, Luther Daniels and Daniel p. Bell, Of
w Rutland, in the County of Rutland. and State OF
Vermont, have this day filed their bill il Chancery, stat
ing that on the Goth day Of Feb. 1897, Frederic A Fuller
then Of Rutland aforesaid, now Of the city Of New YORK,
in the State of New York. executed 10 them a mortgage
deed of piece OF land in Rutland aforesaid, described as
follows :-beginning at The south west corner Of a lot of
thence easterly on the south line of said lot 70 the west
line of the highway running north and south through East
Rutland village, thence south on the west line OF said
highway thirty feet, thence westerly on a line parallel
with the north line of said lot to land owned by James Por-
ter, thence n~ortherly on said Porter's line thirty feet to the
place Of beginning TO secure the payment OF the sum OF
five hundred and fifty dollars specified in four promissory
notes of that date, which have all become due, and that
said Fuller on the 18th day Of July A. ID. ISIS, executed Il
mortgage deed Of the same premises to Charles X Will
Jams of Rutland aforesaid, and that the said Fuller on the
Both day of July 1910 executed a mortgage deed Of the
same premises to A. Chandler of the said city OF New
York, and praying the SAID Court, 10 decree that said Full
Ter, Williams and Chandler pay 10 the Orators the amount
due on said notes, and the costs Of said process, or be fore.
closed of all equity Of redemption &c, The process oil
subpoena has been duly issued and il appearing that the
said Fuller and Chandler are now out of this State, it is
therefore ordered that they be notified TO appear before the
Court of Caancery next TO be held at Rutland, in and fol
the County of Rutland, on the second Tuesday of April
A. d. l64l and answer the said bill of the Orators by pub
fishing this order in the newspaper called the Rutland
Herald, printed at Rutland aforesaid, three weeks success
sively, the last Of which publication to be at least twenty
days before the said second Tuesday of April l641.
1912 F. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
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II ATS S.
FAIL FASHIONS.

FAIL FASHIONS.
'I'llE subseuber has on hand a new assortment OF the
l. most
Fashionable Hats,
At hs old stand IN East ROLAND, one door south Of the L.
PiscoPsi Church, which are equal 10 any Manufactured in
Tie country, for beauty and dd Abiity. Those wishing 70
purchase according to these Loco Foo0 times, are invited tc
call snd examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Al knds ofetuuify produce taken "a exchange I or hats
WANTED OF n FARMERS,
shstred and Pulled Lambs Wool, old Sheep and Lamb
felis for Which the highes, pnee will be paid in Hsis, OF
spilled On Cd accounts, &c. OREL COOK.
kuusnt Ig -, l-t0. 9-Iy
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.OFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-

w cines.-These medicines are indebted
for their name to their manifest and sensible actio on in purify
ing the springs and channels Of life, and enduing them wit
renewed tone and'gor. Ia many hundreds of certified cases
which have been made pubic, and in almost every species Of
disease TO- which The human frame is liable, the happy effects
Of NoGats LIFE Pils and PhGnir Biues have been grateful.
y and publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited. aud
so p pfHi nSalos. "a sa SaDieS ,lay y ae e sog Deane,Sl'y yd P1, mo
on which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Themselves in diseases
q every iorm and description. Their first operation is to loos.
co hom the coats ol the stomach aud bowels the various impu.
rtes ana cfudItIes constantly settling around them, and to re.
move he hardened faces which collect IN the ccnyolutons Of
he smaller lntestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse
these, and leave such collected masses behind as to produce
n1O''ual eSSu'ehess WIN all rs tram OF evils, or sudden diar-
aIGa, %,,h ~ ggApent dangers. Thu fact is well known to
esinst quaek mediciics-or medicines prepared aud hemIded
TO The public by ignorant persons. The second effect Of the
LIE medicIes Is iocieanse the kidneys and the bladder. aud by
this means the liver and the lungs, the hcalthlul action o
which entirely depends upon the regularity Of the urinary or
tNs me 3lo'a winch takes rs red color from the agency Of
TIC liver and the lungs before II passes into the Aeau. being
r1leln stomach, courses freely Though the veins, renews every
lAfi "i the SYSTEM, and tuumphantly mounts the banner Oh
health ln The blooming check
MafIts Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoroughly test.
20 an1 pronounced a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia. Flatu.
'"ney, I,pi1ton o. the hear, Loss Of Appetite Heart Burn.
ted head aehe. T@'le.suoss. ll-temper, Anxiety, Languor and
t'yefs of 90 kinds, EAcumarsu. G1ut, Dfop1cs Of all Kinds
Gravel Worms. Asthma ard Consumption, scunoy, Ulccr.
a"d .H''''fale sofeI tcot1aue orupuonsi end bad comoleriou'
euP''e complaints. salow, CLOUDY, aud other disagfceahIc
comp.eHons, sllt kteun, Luysipsas, couimon Gods and 10
hacuzl, end y1unus other complaints which IN - the human
frame. 10 Fever and Ague paucaiuly, the Life Medicine.
LHff H'f WNi tih.hthii t-ccceslu5 90 much 80 that 90 ts
. SCRIBE them
Al tH1i Mr. hof4t requires Of his patients is. 70 be pauicu
iar BOO taking tae Life Medicines strictly 10 accordance with A.,
dH'ciiohs It's not a uc~spaper notice nor anything that h
himself may saF 90 their favor that be himself NAV sy In theu
Ho Ola fur ira.
h MDtFAIs MEDICAL MANUAL. designed o. domest,
gg9t 10 health. Tins lnle pamphlet. edited by w.. Il Mott
go BfoAd"ayf \. J has been publsLed Tor The purpose IN er
p1initg more fully Mr. Mof4ts theory Of diseases; ind will Il
iound highly Interesting 10 persons seeking health. II tfcs,
upon pfeialeat di-elsos. and he causo thereof pUee Is ~.
Tor sale By hoaits agents generally.
TLese valuable usd.cIue are fOf sse by gTRT l. MAsoN
! "s'E' "t h-'ishl CDan'y. 7-ly
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At Auction.
WILL be sold on the Goth inst by the subscriber, unless
w previously sold two pairs Of well mated four years old
this spring steers, one good COW, four or FIVE head of young cat
tie, two colts and 100 head Of sheep, none of which arc more
thsu . years old past and arc OF the choicest selection, particu.
larly about So breeding ewes, which the subscriber thinks can
not be excelled, If equalled by any IN this county. Those wish
lng TO roplenish their stock Of sheep and cattle are especially
invited to take this advantage OF the subscribers absolute ne
cessty to sell. Geo. W. JOY.
Castleton, March 9th, l9ll. l0-II
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i eruvia an & III ent.

"A superior article for cemeufing China, Glass,
and EartheR Hare.
THE article has been thoroughly tested and found TO
l. be The besiatucle that has ever yet been offered 10 the
public. IL possesses superior qualities over any now IN use
by being composed Of ingredients that are not the least
impaired OF injured by the seton Of water.
1t will be useless 10 speak of the merits Of this article
as It Will speak for i~tself-nO family should be without
bottle Of the cement. Price, p cts.
Manufactured aud sold by W. G. Douse, Woodstock, Vt
and for sde by WHITE HENDERSON, n Co.
ly.Bc ON
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PROSPECTUS OF
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.

The subscribers have made arrangements TO publish a
Magazine for The Family Circle, and especially The younger
portion of IL, under the above title. The design of the
work is TO do good to aid in the formation OF character
to establish good principles TO cultivate right feelings
to furnish innocent amusement; 10 promote correct habits
of thought and sentiment. Nor is the plan confined TO
these limits il is the purpose OF the Editor to make the
work useful in storing the mind with knowledge in
teaching the rules of behavior, and in pointing out the
highways and by.ways TO success in life In such a de-
sign, the religious and moral duties will not be overlook
ed.
To carry out the plan, il is deemed essential that the
work should be nteTestinE-tha it should be a fayorlte
with those for whose benefit il is designed. Accordingly,
il will embrace a great variety of topics-as History, &c
ography, Geology, Natural History, Travels, Biography,
NC. II wIIl be enlivened with Tales, Sketches, Alven-
lures, Incidents, Narratives, Anecdotes, Fables, ahd Ale
gorics-nor will Poetry or Music be forgotten. Every
available means of rendering the work useful, lively, and
| entertaining will be resoFted TO, and numerous embelllsh'
ments and ilusu atoms will be inserted.
As a specimen of he work will be offered TO the public
in the first number, it is needless TO say more than thai
ample arrangements are made to bring out the work will
oral charge Of il is to be committed to the .4uhor Of Pc
ter PdriegS Tales, whose reputation is a sufficient pledge
to The public that the present undertaking will be conduct
ed in a manner to claim a share Of patronage, especially a
the hands Of parents, teachers, guardians, and all who fee
interested in The young.
One number Of the work will appear on the first day o
each month, containing % pages royal svo the price T.
subscribers being One dOHar and f1y cents, payable in ad
rance. Any person RENTING fire d0Aars, post mid. shal
reoeire four copies. The first number will appear on In
first OF February.
Office. No. 10 School Street, Boston. ANY aid given {
the work by Post-Masters, Teachers, and Friends Q
Youth, will be thankfully received.
BRADBURY q SNOWDEN.
Subscriptions received at this office.
January, lS4l.
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DlsE,,

-kl
~ es of the Lungs The NrGrr,pLr p
lar medicine ever known In America. Got coughs. colds. a.
or phihisic. consumption, Whoor'ng cough, and rulnoai, k
fcctious of every Mind,
Tho Vegetable PulmonAr, Bilsam has been vct, c,,ce,, i
used Cor about u wears; ard It's reputation has been coa.s, /
increasing so universally popuiar has this article bccou, (
Il may now be considered rs a standard article 90 G. htse Il
Of tho 4. :. aud British Provinces Many hmiirs lee .
constantly by them, considering " tho most safe as wei AL
tain remedy for the above complaints The propurtors IN :,
coiyinp and have rccrivcd numerous recommendation lioa, i
nv Of our best physcians, who make use oi II On Their pace
The names Of a few individuals who have given their lses
nv inh,or ofthis article. are here subioincd and ft , \
ull account see envelope to the bottle.
Dact. Amoy Hunting, Doct, samuel Moull
" Truman Abel, " Timothy Ba,l,
Thomas brown. " Jc,c. Ellsworth
" William Perry, Albert Nuuli
Extracts ola letter Crom NJ. c. Clay, Kingston, Ulster G.,
y. 10 the PROJECTORS,
Yours of the 9th inst. was duly received. \ rcnaIn
cure was effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Bli.am , 3
sch a long time with the consumption. Ills phvstns,
gwen him up. lie was reduced SO low as to he unable 20 /,
himself and was raising q large quantity OF blood VIE,
commenced using the Bhlsam, which effected a complete -
has removed from this town, but be has promised me vii,
more detailed account of his case which will forward Voc
C.S CLAY
Kinsiugton, N, Y, June s5, 1888.
Argyle. Nova Sca,
In the winter Of 1887 and 1888, I was seized with a vi,
cough. which continued two or three months. NV cough
80 severe that I was obliged to sit up IN my bed two or n
hours during tie night, and ! was much reduced In Gcb
strength. aud my appetite gone, Duc Of my ucgihoH b
| bottle " the Vegetable Pulmonary lnlsam, which be- would
sell. lie however loaned il to me tll | could procure him
other. experienced immediate relief from II. The first
portunity ! procured more, and to the uc OF II ascrbc
preservation of my life. wv ,lENOl
IIpcsIJ I91g