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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court
District Of Fairhaven, for the district aioresad.-
To all persons concerned in the Of Phineas Strong
late OF Pawlet, in said district, deceased intestats.
GREETIso.
Whereas Martin ID Strong, administrator of the estate
OF the said deceased has made application t. sad court to
have the time for paying the debts against said estate and
rendering his administration account, extended for the
time of year from the 18th day Of May next There
fore IL ordered by said Court that the said apple DO
heard by said Court at the Probate Office Catleon
the first Wednesday Of May next. And 1t s further
deed that the publication of this order three weeks
cessively IN the Rutland Herald newspaper printed At
Rutland shall be sufficient notice all persons appear
and object If they
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March, isil
1915 A. WARNER Judge
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List Of Letters
ID EMATSING in the Pos, oeioe, Ruiissd VI March -
IL iMl
Bragg Samuel McrstlsnA
Benton DAVID merriam Joha
Cbebey James Mentno A
q prom Merrill Thomsst
q prom Mr.. Mstham Wn
Carts Thadeus MISC Charles
Chaueron Mrs MARY Philips :
Cornell M.sL raetatdN
Chadc : meon Farmer l.
Chatter,on samuel Perkins rhom,,
Clement NJ, T. x Pcnnock BenI
Dim,ok Wm Preston Al,Ah
DAVIS Mails Phelps Gilbert
Dav, Mes,s 4. $CC Proctor Philip
Eggesion Hiram Perkins Miss III
Fisher Amos RICHARDSON -
Fad Mrs Rollins Caroline
Farmer Nis,RL Rowe Calvin
Guswold Noah Reed Jonas
Gleason u Rchard.on q w
Goodman Herman RICE Mrs MAndSna
Gofhau Ira Smith
Gorham Eli Snuff L
Graves Rufus searls David ;
Gtswold Mrs II Snow Mary Ann
Green George Sater Samuel
Hatch Ira StOoket Samuel
Hatch Miss Ann Saunder. Michael
Rowland SE Strong Caroline
Howard Zba To the Free VIII Baptist
Harrington Chutch h, Rutland I
liagar Truman To the Prcsident. Directors
iunietw . SCo Of the Bank Of Rut
/ Iiatrdon Eli Thrsll Y, R.2
Hunter RC Tailor Mrs
Hale Stephen walker Rev Aldace
/ Jones & Fuller White Alvin
ychnssn Miss C A wilkins Charle'
/ Ladd Spencer wilkins G
/ Long l. e West " W
! Ladd Miss B2 watknsE u
| Langdon J f. Wicker A
Lyon Barney Wares George
Long Miss Wright w
Moon Miss West VI II
Moore John White 1T
Mcclellan Charles WEIGH Jacob
ii-l6 THOMAS J. ORMSBEE, p. NJ.
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Paten G. hurn.

Patent G. hurn.
GERsHoM CHENEY I'd continue, to manufacture
" and has constantly hand Bradleys Pate mt Churn
and has requested part fthose who have used
mend the same, who cheerfuly give the following
We the undersigned have used the Patent Churn call.
ed Bradleys Patent manufactured by Gershom Cheney
3D. and believe it 10 be great labor saving hne nd
an improvement on all chuIns within our knowledge.
Jas Is. Porter Ira Seward,
Hawkes., Daniel Kelly,
Erastus Campbell, Joseph A. Deland,
William X. Shaw, Robert Barney,
Daniel Kelly, Hartman CLARK,
Samuel Getting, Cyrus Edison Jr
Artemss Carpenter, Hiram Smith,
Gershom Cheney Alfred Edison,
Asa Squires, Moses Lester,
Joseph Congdon, Nathan G. Howard
Robert Goddard ii. o. Perkins,
iona. G. Thrall, John Hall,
G c. Rugglts. Asa Hale
Amos Spring Jr. Wright Whpp'e,
Levi Long, Jr Zaita Thomas.
George w Strong, Augustus l.. BIssell.
John n Pierce
Rutland April l54l 1870
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ID entail Surgcry.

II II - u Y.
DEM +. NEAL respectfully in orms the public that he
- has located at Poultney, where he will be ready
to perform all operations upon the IN the approx
el manner Teeth stopped with gold TIM
teeth inserted from to full set teeth cleaned
trscted, &c
Poultney, March 81, 1871
Is + Neal of Poultney has been private student in my
office, and his requirements of nsfy the
fullest recomme ndations and render him worthy OF the
confidence and patronage Of generous and intel gent
public. o II SAXTON,
1916 Butlinron VI
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MARRIED.

In Reading, on the 3lst ult., 10y John Wheeler, Esq
Mr. Phneas w. Spaudlng Jr. of Ludlow, to Miss An
ma + Hall, Of the former place We acknowledge the
compliment Of slice OF the wedding loaf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

I4tts ~ Narprisf. A. Tie tune when Pea.e was
l--. 4aglug Ms toau'ul picture Of the Court Of
utst. 10 Boston De sent Tie late Rev. Dr. o. tck-
e. oa which was inscribed Admit the bearer 10 the
'a-rli Dcsil' The old gentleman never having heard
&. ne picture. was utterly cou'ounded erredi 10
e. before long sald he, bot no, prepared for
81 struI4 a summons
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Kin,ington, n. Y, June IS, 1881
Agile Nova Seoiis

cough which continued tao three months Ny cough
that obliged 10 up my bed two three
hours during The night and much reduced flesh Snd
strength and appeite gone. One Of my nsghhors had
bottle q the Vegetable Pulmonary BasaD which he would
sell lie however loaned Il all could procure HIN
other experienced immediate relief from The hrst op
poronty procured more, and 10 the Of stcrbe The
preservation ~ my life Nv .LENOX.
lice
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WYE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district q Rntand, commit
sonsrs 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims and de-
msnds Of all persons against the estate Of
ELEAZER WHEELOCK,
ate of Rutlsnd in sad district, deceased represented
nsoyept and also al claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto and months from the Sd day Of Harch
ms, being SLOWED by said court Tor that purpose We
Do therefore hereby give notice that will attend IN
the business Of out SAID appointment At James Porter
Store 10 Rutsnd. the fret AondSy Of September nsI
from ! o'clock until O. clock ,. = on said day
X PlERPOlST lr....,....
A l. BROWN N'"'n''''ns'
Rutland, March q, lsu 40
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Cavevoa5car, ofhs Journal Of Conreroe.
hs..H..-... potl

" ASH IIUNt NdftN JUN
>ae uucas.ncss is sui felt the condition OF the
if,' .cri's health. Tie VS., taken %, Saturday
~ ash with iac bilious l.curs va disorder which
s.aays serious aud often fatal. in This climate II
s reported, however, to-day, that be IS better.
Nr Russell, late member from New York, Will have
ae post of % As>isi1l, Postmaster Genenl,-whch
BE- tae appointing office
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

The Governor of MARYLAND has issued his proclama-
for the special election of members of Congre IS to
fpresen, the State of Maryland the Extra Session
ln The 3lsl Of MAY newt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

District Of Farh",so'.s u at .e"sIo" Of the a..
Probate Court held at Caste0n the Sd day Of March,
l5il.
Present A. Warner, Judge
Whereas Dan Bnkpley, guardian Of MARSHALL iIulett q
minor heir OF Daniel Huett late of Pawot, deceased,
has made application To SAID Court for license sell
hundred ofland lying in Pawet In said district bound
ed north by lands owned by Daniel Clark by Jonathan
taples south by John CLARK and the highway leading
from Pawlet 10 Dandy and west by John NJ Clark and
the highway leading from Pawet 10 Rutland Also, q
piece of land lying Dandy containing abont forty acre.
bounded by the lands owned by Barton Blown, north
by the and the highway, south by Onibs IIulett
Also eleven Of land of To sad minor from the
tate Of Daniel Huru of the heirs Of Daniel
HGe and where's said Guardian has represented 10
said Court that the sale of said described lands would be-
conducive the interest Of said minor therefore il
dered that said appcsn stand for hearing before said
Court of the probate office in Crseton, the Wed
nesday May next and that the substance upp ca
printed at Rutland previous said frs, "Wednesday in
May, that all perons may appear ( they cause, and
object thereto. 1915 b + LANGDON, Register.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland,
demands Of all persons against the estate of
IEPIENlAH POTTER,
late OF Rutland, IN said district, deceased represented in
solvent and also al claims aud demands exhibited IN Offset
therefor and months from the 9h day Of March being al
lowed by sad court io that purpose do therefore here
said appointment, RoEana Pottefs IN Rutland the
10th day Of August and 0h day Of September next from
o'clock a N uatl 3ociDck NJ on each Of said DAYS
DANIEL 5. EWING, }co.,oi..,,.
WIN. BOWEN, Jr No""'
Rutland March a. 1911. 1915
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEAS-

~ es of the Lungs The VEGETABLE Pol
BALsAM believed TO be deseryedy the most popu
medicine known America for coughs colds asthma
phthc, consumpon whoopng cough, and pulmonary af
feciions OF every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bsam has been very extensively
used for - years; ard has been constantly
increasing So universally popular has TIA article become that
be considered standard article large part
Of the u. and British Provinces Many families keep
constantly by them, considering the safe we'll
remedy for the above complaints The proptetors
ceng and have received numerous from
best physicians who make Of in their ptacce
The Of individuals who have their
AyOr Of this article here suboned and for
full account envelope to the bottle
Dact Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel Morrill,
Truman Abel, A." Timothy Faylies
Thomas Brown, " Jere. Ellsworth.
william Perry, Albert Gould.
Extracts ola letter from Mr. Clay, Kingston Ulster Co
Y to the pfoptietor.
Yours OF the 9Th duly received remarkable
effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Bslsam the
winter sprng 1885 The person Mr. Moody had
long with the consumption HIS physician had
given D. lie redu- ed low he unable help
himself and raising large quantity Of blood when he
using the Bsssm which effected complete
and he hale and hearty a. he Mr. Moody
has removed from this town, but he has promised with
detailed Of his which will forward you
Cs. CLAY.
Kin,ington, ~ Y, June IS, 1888
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To the honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Farhaven


rNIIE undersigned guardians Of Henry Fisher and Fred
l. erick Fisher, both OF Castleton in said district mi
uuder the age of 81 years, would respectfully repre-
that the said Henry and Frederick the of
certain lands, lying and being in the towns of Casteon
und Pouney in said district and they have estate in
reversion in the dover Of Mandanah Joy lying and being
Caseton aforesaid and that it would be conducive TO
the interest of the said Henry and Frederick to sell said
real for the purpose of putting the proceeds Of such
sale at interest We therefore respectfully request the
honorable Probate Court aiore said TO authorize to sell
said estate much thereof be sold TO advantage
for the purpose aforesaid
H. HOWE, Guardian of Henry Fisher,
WV. SANFORD, Guardian Of Frederick Fisher,
BY his attorney Il HowE.
STATE OF VERMONT, J 1t is ordered by the Probate
District Of Fairhaven, Court for said district that
the foregoing petition be heard by said court at session
thereof be held the probate Office in Castleton in
said district the first wednesday in May and that
all persons interested therein be notified by publishing
said petition and this order three weeks successfully
the Rutland Herald printed at Rutland, may be
Given under my hand at Caseton this Cd day Of prl
194I l4-16 A. WARNER, Judge.
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VA + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon Pro
w bate court for the district OF Farhaven, commission
ers TO receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
DAVID ?. CHURCH,
late Of Weshayen in sad district deceased in
usolvent aud also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and months from tho 3lst day Of March
inst being allowed by said for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
business Of our said appointment, at the Dwelling house
Of Widow Mary Church, on the second Wednesdays Of
Nav and August neIt from o clock W until o'clock
r. NJ on said days
RANsGMs $, ARMSTRONG. Commis'er
SETH HITCHCOCK,
WesthaVen, March 81, lG4l. l4-lO
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STATE STAT, OF r VERMONT }IpE !, remembered 'h.,
Probate Courthe at Cas,eon the Sd day Of March,
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j y 7 7 TT 7 z 7 ,.
NOR sale at th. Office a Wells Printing Press II viii
be sold chea for cash. font Of 300 to 800 lbs Of
good Long Primer Type will be taken in part whole, as
payment The machine is good one, and s Of the
latest Of the inventors improvements The Paten meas
ures 20 "a by . inches, with corresponding bed Any
Printer wishing to purchase the article very cheap for cash.
or who have such font Of type TO dispose ot,msy OBJ
tan rare bargain the press is Of no use to having
neither business Office room for IT.
Rutland, March %, ls4l.
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TNRENCH PRINTS-By the Switzerland, 40 days from
l. Havre in sto;e for sale, styles, beautiful
patterns. JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, April 5, I64l. H-I6
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

What has Congress donel The times are very
hard-mOney scarce as ever-every body grumbling,
but what has Congress done? Why-been in session
just one month"; at expense Of ninety thousand do
lars, to the Nation, and done literally nothing. In
Decd the proceedings of so little Importance to the
real welfare ofthe country that we arc obliged to look
elswhere for interesting matter to fill the columns of
the Democrat The Federal party havo majority of
as in the House, and in the Senate so they can have
no excuse for want Of numbers if they wished to fac-
tate egsation but the fact is there isa want Of unity
among them. Hence this parrying off of all the great
measures that were to be acted upon the Extra ses
sion The people have lately been led to expect great
deal from Government. They require relief quickly.
They are asking for from every quarter. But are
they heard Instead of acting up 10 their promises,
the leaders are proongng the session, in qubblngi a
boutunimporant rules, giving gratuities and debating
on abolition and other petitions. What Congress 1o,A
do, before it adourls one knows, but by the time
it breaks up the hundreds who believed that it was in
the power ola few men at Washington, to make bet
ter times, will how they have been guled. They
will then see if 'rhose who made the most pledges"
did not "tell the most lies" They will then be ready
to listen TO the warning voice of Democracy and soon
begin to believe in the good old doctrine that the only
way to make better times, is to go to work. live ru-
gaIy, and be industrious. And from such band Of
knaves and speculaors and deceivers as ao now ass
sembed at Washington, may they soon be delivered!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
THE NATIONAL BANK.

Last week we gave the Secretary of the Treasurys
plan of National Bank. 1t will not 20 down, even
with the Wings them 'elves some OF their strongest
men and papers having secuted at the idea already
Mr. Ewing will hereafter gain more laurela making
Salt on the Scioto than concocting "Fiscai Agents
at Washington. We did Henry Clay great injustice
last week in atributing it to him. The great Harry
won't have Bank at Washington, as he says in the
Report Of the Select Committee nor does he say where
il shall be-. Mr.. Barnard Of New York, wants it in
the Empire city, and another wants it somewhere else'
For the benefit ufal and especially the good people of
the United States, fought to be located on some unn-
habed island, and there left rise or fall by its own
merits. Mr.. Clay thinks that all Constitutional doubts
are now settled. What 10 the democracy think Of
thall What would the majority Of the people say,
were they Dut allowedto express their opinions on 1t
at the ballot box' Why, they would say, in the lan>
guage used by General jackson in his veto Messase,
that U. s. Bank was "Monopoly, incompatible
with justice, with sound policy, OR with the COnSu"
fion of our country"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
DIsUNToN OF THE WHIGS.

Ifany one doubts the dissolution ofthe whig party,
let him read the following extracts from their leading
journals
"The Madisonian publishes at length tho
bill for creating this Fiscal agent but as the
synopsis of Mr.. Ewing presented lis main fEa
lures. and as, moreover il 10 condemned, 30
fur as we know, with universal consent, by all
practical men, we do no. think 1t worthwhile
to cucumber our columns with it.-N. Y. A.
merican. (Vhig)
"We left the seat Of government yesterday,
whore during flying visit, we were not mat
tentive observers, II is our opinion, that a
charter for such bank as the great mass Of
the commercial and business men Of the couu
Try most desire, cannot now be obtained. IN.
Y. Commercial. [whig.) 4
Sand what 10 their rewarda How has this
truly coDfding and patriotic party been treas
ted by those TO whom they have entrusted the
grea, work Of reforml Look at the half and
balfmessoge Of the Executive; the silence of
the administration on The subject Of bank
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
BE JUST, BEFORE GENEROUS.

Some Of the "Retormers" at Washington, have
brought in bill asking Congress to give twenty-five
thousand dollars, to the wife of General Harrison at
time too, when Mr.. Barnard, (whg) says the Gov,
ernment is in debt forty millions. Uncle Sam has
broad back and every thinks he has right TO ride
the old fellaw. Another member asked an appropria-
ton of two thousand dollars for the relatives of the
lumented Charles Oge. To this we have no obiec-
tions He certainly earned it. And ii there is any
thing due General Harrison, let ii be paid But if,
after letting man have hand in the public crib,
all his life, we let his relations both hands in. it
will soon be like the Irshmans pocket full of empti>
ness. If Mrs. Harrison is in need let every Congress-
man give one dollar day, out ofhs salary, for one
month, and she will not suffer. 1t would try the pa-
rotisn of our legislators.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
AN OFFICE HOLDER.

A short time since, John W. Bear, alias the Buckeye
Blacksmith, and as great villain as ever run unhung,
was appointed Sub Indian Agent at Lower Sandusky.
by the General Government for services rendered du-
ring tho Pipe layers campaign of1s4o Last week
the O. Statesman informed the public that he had been
warned out Of the township (n which Lower sandus-
ky is situated under the Ohio poor laws, to prevent
his becoming a. township charge. Only think The
Federal Government quarterng its pauperS upon the
people, and the people ordering them OF again. What
audacy Since that we are informed that Bear has
been removed ffomoiice. So wogo, in this "Reform
Administration"
GFWlll Col. Medary, Dimook, and Korshaw, send
ustheir purerss Wehavosoen noncyeIl tF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

rupt LaW;,tbe cold and heartess response Of
the Secretary of the Treasuryto Call for the
project Of IA National Bank; the tardy action
ofthe government in. removing obnoxious poi.
ltcIans from Office; and finally, the conduct Of
the whig party in Congress, and the reader
has at once an answer to our questions.
So far as its leaders and populations can
disgrace party, the wbig party has been, is
dsgraced by those who represent il 10 The cap
Itol. With large numerical majority, they
have meanIy trrekIed 10 the minority; and
with the power to carry out oil the great meas
ures which they were elected to establish
either from petty personal jealousies, local
feelings, or The desire TO Sdvance the inter-
ests of certain ambitious politicians, they have
triied away their time, exhibited a disgrace-
full disregard Of The feelings and expectations
of their constituents, and made The very name
of whig mere bye word, conveying 10 the
mind the idea Of body ofmen who have no
bond of union, and who are ready at any mo
meut to sacrifice their principles to their per-
sonal objects, IN. Y. Courier. (whig7
THE GAG-LAW.-Mr Wise spoke six
hours! on Monday, and at the close Of that
speech the House of Representatives reversed
the decislon Of previous tay, adopting the
rules of ast session, excepting the 2lst rule or
gag-law. The House is now without rules
and we have only Ia cay, that, in our judg-
ment, Fit is better that body should adjourn at
once, than suffer their deliberate Judgment
on 8 uch question asthat of the 2lst rule, to
be overthrown by the pertlnancity or menaces
ofMr. Wise, backed, though he would seem
to be, by the Executive.
If tho I'm ~ -law ha oU pn nSfahlinhad II will
be Wing measure, and as such it will receive
the execreiions Of lroemen every where.-Amer
ican.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
The proceedings of the House Of Represen-
tutives on Monday, were disgraceful, almost
beyond all precedent, and disreputable both
to the members and the country. The legs-
lation oftwo weeks, or rather the work Of two
weeks, for there has been no legislation, was
destroyed III half hour, and that too by the
absence of members from their posts. The
session Of Monday continued from IL to-
O'Clock. and through the whole scene of riot
and confusion prevailed. Passengers who
we're present through the whole debate, speak
of the spectacle as shameful in the extreme.
MIR. Wise run riot with his tongue by the hour
and seemed 10 think that his constituents of
Virginia, or the country, or somebody else,
was willing 10 listen TO all he had TO say.-E1-
press.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
We hear but one opinion expressed about
town in reference TO the proceedings in the
House Of Representatives on Monday. The
cry every where is 'shame,' shame shame
Mr.. wise, in the language Of the old bald eagle
Of Rhode Island is every where spoken Of os
MIR. 'Olherwise,' and Mr., 'Unwise. > Ezpress
So the House, having undOne all, or neatly
all, that in the laet fifteen days il had accom-
plished towards organization, at late hour
adjourned. National In'eMgcncer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
REFORM IN THE NAVY.

We understand, says the Boston Post, that the work
Of reform in the Navy has commenced. The secre-
tary of the Navy has issued an order 10 the officers to
cut of their-soap locks also prescribing the magni
tude and fashion ortheir whskers whiskers, IL
worn, must not be than one inch below the tp Of
ths ear and from thence making straight line TO the
corner orthe mouth Art vii. circ, ord. June, Is4l
"Mouslaches aud COATES not allowed in uniform"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
COUNTERFEITS.

In another column will be found list of all the
countereits the Banks of Ohio, which we intend to
keep standing for the benefit Of those who might be
offered counterfeit notes. All bank notes carry the lie
upon their face, but those mentioned in list have
extra marks, and it would be well enough to avoid a-
king Them.