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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Fire Insurance. Wee1ing

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
IN ing Of the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire
insurance Company will be held at the office of
Briggs & June, in Brandon, on Wednesday the 9th
day of July, 1872 at one O'Clock in the afternoon
for the purpose of choosing board of Directors for
the year ensuing, and transacting such other bust
ness as the interests of the Company may reouile.
N. d. The above notified meeting will be adjourn
ed to the 9TH day of july Is42, for the transaction
of business. Il. JUNE. Secretarv
Brandon 9th June, 1912. o5.S7
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375 Bowery, N. Y.
DIR TAYLORS.
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

FOR CONSUMPTION, CoUeHs, CoLDs, splitting of
blood'a pain in the side or breast asthma, pleu-
rsy, shortness of breath, palpitaon ofthe heart de-
bility, nervousness, and all diseases of the Lungs
and Liver.
This medicine has been used in the city of New
York, with unexampled success for eight years, cur
ingthousands who were supposed ncurable. 1t is
now used by most of the medical Faculty, and the
whole people, Certificates OF most extraordinary
cures will sccompany each bottle.
Prepared at 375 Bowery, in the City of New York
wheIe the article first originated, and is the ONLY
GENUINE. All others bearing similar names cou-
nterleits and impositions.
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n 0 7 ! G E

g TRAYED from the pasture oflhe subscriber on
~ the 22d inst a small bay mare, with a ringbone
on one of her feet. liberal reward will be paid
TO any one who will return said mare, or give in
formation where she may be found.
SAMUEL McCUNE.
Rutland Sotherlin's Falls, June 81, 1912. 26:2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Lead Acqueducts.

HNHE subscriber continues the manufacture OF
n Lead Prpe of superior quality, of all sizes
from half inch To inch and half his shop in Rut-
land, Mill Village; also Metallic Composition Pumps,
an excellent article, known, in point of neatness and
utility, to be equal 10 any now in nse.
All orders in his line of business will be prompt
y attended to- and pipe in any quantities furnished
al short notice. WIN. w. WHITNEY.
Rutland June 10 1870 od.27
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Hats, Hands and Pockets. Alloy.

nREL COOK addresses the public again in this
" wise -
have for sale general and genteel assortment
of work belonging my line of lrade consisting of
superne Casters, fine Otter drab, and all kinds of
mapped HATS, both drab and black, of all sizes
from the largest chronological developement down
to the narrow intellect that believes nothing in the
science Likewise small assortment Of black and
drab wool hats. The above articles will be sold
lower than can can be bought in this county for cash
in hand or for responsible credit of from three to
six months.
Grain, wood, butter, and cheese receivable, at
market prices, in payment for hats.
] wish to buy all the sheared and pulled wool
sheep and lambs pelts in creation. | also want ali
the hating and shipping furs in market, in payment
for hats.
Last Clause; Those indebted to me are informed
Ihat wlShto pay my debts, as every good Christian
Will doi but cannot unless they will pay me first
OREL COOK.
Rutland, June, 81, 1912. 25af
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given nv
two sons, Ezra Willard and Seley Miilard, mi
nors, their time during the remainder oftheir minor
ity; therefore shall pay debts of their contract
ing nor claim any of their earnings after this date
SIMON MILLARD.
Dandy. June 18th, Is4o. S5.S7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DR.. s. o. Richardson's Concentrated Sherry
Vine BitterS.

DR.. s. o. Richardson's Concentrated Sherry
Wine BiuerS.
DUT up in octagon Bottles, and the ingredients
Il to make the same put up in pressed packages;
for sale by all the druggists and most Of the w l.
Goods Dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also by my
agents in all the principal towns throughout New
England and the Southern and Western States
u. 5. Hall Darlington, corner of SaclIville street,
Halifax is general agent for the British Provinces.
P. S. Barnard, w. G. Skinner and Joseph P.
Morse are my only authorized ..ay cling a;,,ns
ODcc 10 11anouer Street, Boston,
70 cents Per Bottle; so cents per paper
The following are selected from a large number
Of editorial notices.
From the Dover IN. H.) Gazette.
DR. Richdrdsoni Bitters-In our columns NAV be
found an advertisement of the Vegetable Biters.pre-
pared by DR. S. 0. Richardson, of South Reading
Mass. They are, said 10 be, undoubtedly COM
posed OF variety of valuable and purely vegetable
matter; and from our own experience, as well as
others we can speak highly of their renovatng and
lnvigorating effect upon The system. We have a
good opinion of the bitters as they are not quack
nostrum, but discovered prepared and vended by a
regular Physician, graduate of the College OF cur
own State, and who has said but little in the way
ofpufng them himself, but leaves it TO those who
try them TO judge themselves For the disease that
many are liable to, in the spring and summer, such
as Debility, Dyspepsia Bilious and Nervous COM
plaints &C., we do not hesitate TO say that these
bitters will be found safe, agreeable and efIectual
restorative. As good health is one ofthe greatest
OF earthly blessings we would early advise those
laborlng under such diseases, TO make trial of DR..
richardson's bitters they can do no harm, and may
do much good, confident in many cases
they have. Vegetables and vegetable medicine are
unquestionably the most congenial TO the human
system.
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all owing to this and all the troubles attending them
could always be prevented by the timely of Bran
dreths Pills, their very action at tends TO clear
the circulation of all impeachment and remove every
cause occasion of impurity from the blood There
are thousands-nay, millons-at this moment, in this
country, and all other, whom may really consider
as half dead They may be said TO carry their death in
their bowels and circulation. This is no imaginary
circumstance. wish it The thousands whom
we meet every where with cadaverous looks, yellow
skins and green eyes, speak in language not TO be
mistaken, OF the state of their stomach and bowels
and the consequent condition of their blood. The
body thus, while in lile reduced 10 the condition Of
corpse and the reason why bodies in
Putd condition alter death, is from the guam
tty Of impurehumors contained in them at the time
they expiredahan from any other cause. And who is
there that will not allow, that if Brandreths Pills had
been employed as to have removed those impure
humors, that life might nothaye been savedi VIII
oever will but give this subject very little consdera
ton, will at once perceive the perfect identity between
the puro humofs before death, and thehumors which
occasion the peculiar fn,or Of a dead body.
THE COUNTERFETTERS DEATH BLOW.
The public tcu please obSerDe that BraRdre1US are
genuine unless the boa has three labels upon a. each
tanning fac slie signature Of my hand aortng thus
b. Brdndreh These labels oagrdrrd on steel bean.
try designed, and done expense Of sereraL hou-
sand dollars.
Remember hetop-the side-dad The bottom.
-4PRINcIPAL OFFIcE.
2il Broadwoy, Nsiie the CITY Hall, New York.
I N. 4. OFFICE,
l9-HANOVER STREET-19
Place in BOSTON for these truly excellent Pills.
| b. BRANERETH,M. D
Entered according 10 act of Congress- in the year 1871
by Benjamin Brandreth, in the Clerks Office of the
DIS, riot Court of the Southern District of New York;
i QTNEVER purchase Brandreth Pills in Rutland
Couny but OF tile following regular agents, furnish
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Custom Manufacturing.

HNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
n public that their establishment is in complete
order for executing all orders in their line obusiness
in good style and on short notice. Cassmeres, plain
cloth and flannel, manufactured by the yard or upon
shares, reasonable terms can be had in these
parts. Terms may be had by enquirng of our agent
at Clarendon or at our place. Also Cloths for sale
or exchange for wool.
SAWYER WOOLSON G. Co.
II o. PERKINS, Agent.
Chester, South Village, April 80, 1912.
Wool will be received and forwarded by our agent
large lots prepared, forwhich liberal discount will
be made from the usual prices. 22:27:
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From The Evening Signal, N. Y.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.

These are remedy very highly and very Justly
recommended by physicians, as Of great efficacy in
giving strength TO the weak and debiliaed. The
use OF years has satisfactorily proved their virtues
Untinctured by the slightest deleerous matter, they
communicate the healing powers of the best medi-
cinal roots and plants. They restore, and, if not
laid aside, preserve the whole animal economy in
state of habitua healthness, They cannot be TOO
frequently commended by just encomiums from the
press.-lA. B. g. ID. Sands, 70 and 100 fulton street
agents.
H In speaking Of the excellence of the Sherry
Wine Bitters, of which Messrs. A. b. e. D. Sands
are agents, we meant those prepared by DR.. S. o.
Richardson, o. South Reading, Mass.
From the Bristol County Democrat. ~. Y.
Richardson's BitierS,-Of the numerous med-
cines which advertised in paper from time to
time, we pretend to know but little-their virtues
must be known only to those who make use ofthem.
But with DIR. S. o. Richardson's Bitters we are some
what cquainted-These Bilters were used in our
family last summer, for general debility and head
ache, and much relief was derived from them
Those who may be subject to nervous headache,will
find the bitters very benefcial-they proved SO in
the case 10 which refer.
For sale wholesale and retail; at his office, Is
Hanover ST., Boston.
From the BarnstaJle Patriot
Health and strength - To regain or preserve
these, is the great desideratum. Nothing that we
know of will do it more effectually this warm wealth
err than Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters."
Try 'em-the strctest temperate man need not be
afraid ofthe alcohol in them-here is no more oft
than is absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit
of the roots and yharbs of which they are COM
pounded.
Agents for selling DR.. S, O. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitiers-Joseph P. Morse agent for states Of
VT. n. H. & n. Y.
Rutland Daniels, & Bell & James Barrett Jr.
West Rutland, Hitchcock & Morgan Castleton,E
Jameson; West Poultney, John Hilleburt Fair
Haven, A. & ]. c.. Allen; West Haven, N S.
Armstrong; Benson. d. & r. Barber; Orwell, A.
L. & NJ. B. Catn; Pittsford, S. D. Winslow; Sud-
bury, Ira Bingham; Brandon Ira Button; Claren-
don Springs, Hitchcock g. Morgan; Middletown,
Vail & Otis Tinmouth, W. Sawyer; South Wal
lingford, Lapham Vail & Co; Wallingford Samuel
Townsend j.; DANNY, A. K. Vail & &c. PawleE
A. Lumbard, Druggist 26;52
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He also offers for sale the best qualities of Sole
and Upper Leather wholesale or letail, at the low
est market prices for cash or country produce
JOHN OSBORN.
Mendon, June goth, 1912. a5-3i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05
Green Mountain Tannery.

HNHE subscriber will pay CASH for any ouanui.
Il ties OF Bark or Hides, delivered at the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-05

Those who have kept and made use the follow
ing Family Medicine, in the extensive ride of the
subscriber, have been obliged TO call in physicians,
for advice, but seldom for the diseases for which they
are recommended.
They positively are calculated to assist nature to
throw of disease, without reducing or thwar;ng her
efforts which is all we ought to aim to accom-
plish
Syrup for Dysentery.-This is one of the best
medicines for the summer complaints of children.
now before the public, well as for the inflamaton
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-06

secured by the terms Of the compact.-.
That compact is only binding while pro.
ductve Of and conductive to'the ends OF
it's creation. When deliberately set at
naught, to the subversioD o the vital
principles of republicanism and the
de!riment Of large majority OF the
people, there is but one RIternallve-we
must make use Of those protective pow
ers that are within our reach we must
fall back on our reSerUed rights. The
Veto power belongs TO the peoples rep
resenlalives in such q case; and we
should regard them as recreant to their
trust if they failed 10 use It, In tlme,
therefore, we warn The minority rep,e-
Senting the majority there is point be
yond which they cannot safely co. be
yond which forbearance ceases 10 be
virtue. An honest aPportionment of the
State and non.interIerence with the le-
gitimate duties and business Of future
Legislatures, are all we ask. Look 10
ii we'll
Many indulge a hope that those who
controlled the last Legislature, wi be-
come so deeply sensible during their
present soiourn among their conslllu-
ents, OF the necessity of some measure
Of relief, that they will, in sufficient
numbers, lay aside party preJndiceS and
throw off party shackIes, TO secure the
passage Of bill for Slate Bank! Our
expectations Of such result, we must
confess, are very faint; devoully as we
desire 10 see it brought about Although
in deciding upon an extra session q SIN
gle objqc, Of Legislation was named by
the majorily, nothing would afford US
more pleasure than the manifestation Of
disposition on their part, to unite with
the Wings in the udoption Of some sau'
tary measure Of reform and relief -
Dare we, in view Of their past blindness,
folly, and bieolry, hope for such con
summation?
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law or regulation inrelation 10 sales at

law or regulation 'in.reIation 10 sales at
auction,
Sec. Z, That all arIiclesimpored af-
ter the Both day Of June next, where
the same shall be appraised al a higher
rale than they are inVoiced, double du
ty sha, be paid on the excess Of said
apprasement above the invoice: Provi,
ded, That the person claiming such
goods may within three days appeal
from such appraisement, and notify The
collector thereof; whereupon the said
claimant and collector shall each choose
one competent and disinterested person
TO re.apprasc said goods, and in case Of
disagreement, shall choose an umpire TO
decide between them, and such appraise
menl shall be final and conclusive, and
ifil be no higher than the invoice, the
regular duty only shall be charged; and
if above that, then, treble the amount
Of duty on the excess above the in
voice.
Sec 8 further enacts, That the sever.
al collectors be authorised, under the
direction Of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury, whenever they shall deem It ne
Cessary 10 protect and secure the reve-
nue. Of the United States, and the same
Is practicable, 10 take The amount Of
duties chargeable on any article bearing
an ad valofem rate Of duty, 10 the ari
Gle itself, according to the proportion
or rate per cenium Of the duty on said
article; end such goods, 60 taken, the
collector shall cause 10 be sold at public
auction within twenty days from the
time Of taking the same, and place the
proceeds arising from such sale, in the
Treasury Of the United States, aud pay
over the excess, if any, 10 the owner
thereof; Provided, That the collector or
appraiser shall not be allowed any fees
or commissions for taking and dIsposing
of said goods, and paying the proceeds
thereof into the Treasury, other than
are now allowed by law.
Sec 8. finally enacts, That if any per.
son shall knowingly and wi(ulIy, with
intent to deGraud the revenue Of the
United States, smUgge or cIandostinoIy
Introduce into the United States any
goods, wares or merchandise subject 10
duty by law. and which should have
been inVoiced, without paying or accoun'
ung for the duty, or shall make out, or
pass, or attempt to pass, through the
custom house, any false, forged, or
fraudulent invoice, every such person
his, her, or their aiders and abetlors,
shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemea
nor, and on conviction thereof, shall
be liable to fine or imprisonment, or
both; the fine not to exceed five thous
and dollars, or the imprisonment two
years.
This bill is accompanied by very
full aud accurate report, which | may
have occasion 10 refer to hereafter.-
Yours, &c. S B
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THE APPORTlONMENT

The Houso Of Representatives, in
Committee OF the whole, we're engaged
on Monday and Tuesday, on the bill to
fix the ratio Of representation from the
States in that cody. The number agreed
to last week, to wit: GO, 500 was stricken
out and on Tuesday a new number Of
So, ,l79 was substituted in the bill. This
ratio will give Ohio we believe 80 Rep.
resenlalivos, aud preserve TO oil The old
States their present number Tho
House will be incCeased to 3O5 mem.
bers The vote on the adoption Of this
numtet was 80 TO So, which we think
will uot bs again changed.
Our own predictions rather incline 10
large House. 1t is more Republican,
though more expensive; but on trial we
think will prove the strongest barrier Ia
Executive encroachments and usurpa.
tions. A small House would transact
more business, and be moro economical,
but it would be more liable 10 sinister
and undue influences, 1t will be well
enough 10 make the trial for The next
ten years, and if such number is found
TOO cumbrous and unwieldy, the evil will
be moro apparent, & a transition 10 the
other extreme more practicable, ,-Stqfe
, jour- April 80,
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WASHINGTON April %, 1912.
CONGRESS.

The business Of Congress is in faiE
though not rapid, progress. The Gen.
eral Appropriation Bill has undergone
consideration By the Financial Commit
tee Of the Senate, and was yesterday
reported To that body with various
amendments, Of the nature Of al Of
which we are not yel fully opprized,
but we notice among them items pro.
vidng for the salary OF The American
Consui at Paris, and for outfits and sa
Iaries of Charges des Affaires 10 Swe-
den, BE GUM, and the Hague. As It
is presumed no unnecessary obstruction
will be thrown in The way Of the pas
sGge Of this bill, It cannot be many days
before it passes the Senate and goes
back to the House Of Representatives for
concurrence in Whatever amendments
may have been made to it.
Meantime the bill for tho spportion.
mNnl Of Representatives in Congress,
under the new census, engages the at
tenDlon Of the House Of Representatives,
with an apparent determination to pass
the bill at once, though with what ratio
Of npportionment is yet wholly uncer.
tain. The question now actually de.
pending in Committee of the Whole, on
a proposition directing the election Of
Representatives to be made in all cases
By DiSh hictS that is, IN no case TO bo
made by general tickets one Of great
interest and some novelty, Bs proposing
aprincipe which has never before been
acted upon by Congress. 1t is desira-
BILE, certainly, that tho mode Of election
should be uniform IN all the States
Whether Congress has the right 10
prescribe that mode (unless in case Of
States refusing TO provide any mode Of
cIeclion) is question mooted in de-
bate.
The consideration oftho Tariff ques-
tion awaits the movements of the Trea-
sury Department, from which a report
upon the subject, Astounding in impor'
taUt statistics, is daily expected, having
been caIe1 for several weeks ago by
the House OF Representatives. at the
instance of the Committee Of Ways &
Means. 49, MAJ. Int.
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DEBT AND CREDIT.

The Globe, 10 noticing the remarks
of the New York papers, that he house
Of Hope 6' &c Of Amsterdam was about
TO make proposals for ell Of the new
loan Of our Government, and that much
interest was felt in The movement at
New York, says:
"Ilow depIorable that our Govern
ment SHOULD be brought to such pass
as to have "a good deal of interest ex,
cited in Wall street BY the statement
that The agent Of Hope & Co. has gone
to Washington 10 relieve the dislresses
Of the Government"
Truo enough, it is deporRble, end de
pIorab'e enough that it is true. The
heedong course Of expenditures, Of
waste, and destruction of the late Ad-
mlnlstrallOn, scattered the funds Of the
nalIon as if they were dust. Aud when
an indignant People placed honest oer'
wants ln power, to expose the deficiency
of the public chest aud provide "ways
and moens" to carry on the Govern
mont, we ere told by the orgen Of the
wesleluI Administration that It is depto
rObIe TINT the Government should be
bronghl to such.a pass Does The Globe
suppose that the Wings can call back
the tniIIionS avshod on uniauhlu ser-
wants, or public officers known TO be De
luulIeTs, and vet retained IN Cavern
menl, and in thousand other modes
of rewardlng or purcheeing perlisone,
known to and PracIiaed by tbs Loco(o-
cost That caGnoi be doue. The money
is gono The only way is to borrow
to supply the deficiency, practise econo.
my, lay protective tariff, aud look to
to tho interest Of the nation, aud not
the views Of Parly,-U. S. Gaaule
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lent. The public creditors Of the State
OF Mississippi viii for q short time re-
main minus about hall million dollars
per annum; bu! The honest creditors of
Great Britain, are TO be annually mule
ted in eight times that amount, or about
-Four millions of dollars.
The English papers publish Lord
Abe rdeen's letter to Mr. Everett in ans
weT 10 Mr.. S;evenson's last despatch
1t is dated December 20Ih, and after
repeating the argument in favor of
England's right Of search, gives notice
that on that day he signed treaty with
France, Austria, Russia and Prussia,
conceding all which England demands
from U.S. Cou q Eng.
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MAINE AND THE BOUNDARY
QUESTION.

Il is stated, on the authority Of a
gentleman arrived at Boston, direct
from Maine, that Governor Fairfield is
about to call together the Legislature
of that State in consequence OF a letter
received from the Secretary Of State,
Mr., Webster, announcing that Lord Ash
burton had received the necessary pow
ers TO negotiate for the settlement of
the Boundary question on a peaceful
and amicabe basis
We shall be glad 10 see this question
settled, and one Of the points OF dispute
between The TWO countries satisfactorily
arranged, as we doubt not it will be-
~ Y american.