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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-01-25
Legal VOTES.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland, IS.

Enoch Smith,
vs.. In Chaneery, Sept. Term, 1s4l.
Benjamin Mussey,)
Whereas Enoch Smith of Clarendon in the county
Of Rutland has filed his bill in chancefy against Ben
jamn II. Mussey of Norwich in the county of London
and state of Connecticut, and Benjamin Mussey OF
Mendon in the county of Rutland aorosaid-STATINe,
that on the 18th day of February A. D. 1887, the said
Benjamin II. Mussey indebted TO the said Benia-
min Mussey in the sum of $1,000 90 payable the
first day of April A. d. 1888, and to secure the pay
ment of the said sum Of money, the said Benjamin H.
executed TO the said Benjamin a deed of mortgage,
conditioned for the payment the same OF the date
and year aforesaid of certain tracts or parcels of
land lying and being in Mendon aforesaid, and desert
bed as follows, to wit beginning at the north west
corner ofJohn d. Estys lot thence easterly in said
Esty's north line hundred rods, then norherly
right angles with said Esty's north line eighty rods,
thence westerly parallel with the south line hun
bred rods thence in straight line TO the first mention
ed bounds, containing fifty acres. Also the east half
of lot No. A, in the second division in said Mendon.-
That afterwards to wit, on the first day of January,
A. d. 1888, the said Benjamin Mussey became ndebt-
ed to the said Enoch Smith by of that date for
the of $685. 90, payable in three years Nm date
with interest annually and to the payment of
said the said Benjamin on the 9th day of Ian. 1885,
assigned tho sad mortgage deed from the said Benja-
min II. to the said Enoch Smith. That afterwards to
wit on the I'd day of September, 1899, the said Ben
jamin became indebted to the said Enoch by note of
that date in further of $4,000 payable on de-
mand with interest, and to the payment of said
sum, executed to the said Enoch mortgage deed of
the same premises, conditioned for the redemption of
the PRAYING that this court would decree that
if the defendant fail to pay said of money, they
shall be forever foreclosed from all right redeem
said morgaged PREMISES and that the orator may have
his eosts
The usual process of subpoena being granted and
the said Benjamin II. Mussey residing of this state;
and not having been notified of the Of
said BILL is ordered by the that he be notified
thereofby publishing the substance Of said BILL with
this ORDER in the Rutland Herald printed Rutland,
three weeks successfully, the last of which to be six
weeks previous to the next term Of this court to be
held at Rutland aforesaid on the second Tuesday of
April, A. d. 1s42. And day thereofwas given, &c.
F. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Reuben R. Thrall, solicitor for orator. 3:5
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l., A vertis M emit!
FUNO MARRIED LADIESiEDR HILL -

W IA ~ ~ ~ naII I.t IIULLS ABUUMV
-. lNhL SOPPOkTEk. This apparatus uniformly
falling of the womb and removes many weaknesses incident
to the married state applied article of dress any
the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull each nstus
ment
The supporter has attained high character Europe
well in this country is adopted to the ente ais
use OF Pessare: and other painful surgical e1pedons the
Lyngn Hospitals Of London and Paris and is universally
commended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank
In this country is sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties ofCoeges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners
This article together with DR. Hus celebrated and most
approved Trusse for sale at Wholesale No D. yesey
Asor House. New York, and at retail by James Porter Rut
land, Vt.
July 70, 1884,. SOY
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GENUINE BUFFALO OIL-TO PROMOTE THE
GROWTH AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR

Nhe original and true article is put up only by VIM
Il Brown, 4sl Washington street, Boston. AS A
number OF counereits have recently appeared TO get
the genuine see that the outside wrapper is signed
VIM. Brown; also copy right has been secured and
entered according to the act of Congress- in the Clerks
Office OF the District Court, in 1910. The above arti-
Gle is fast taking the place of all Others to promote the
growth and beautiy the Hair 1t gives it a beautiful
satin gloss and causes it to CURL and is far better than
any vegetable preparation. For sale in Boston by the
proprietor, and reailed by all the druggists and per-
tuners; also for sale by j. Porter, Rutland 5O:ly
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Medical Depart meat.
RHEUMATIsM, GoUT, sPRAINs, BRUISES. &c.

RHEUMATISM, GOVT, sPRAINs, BRUISES, &C.
EAN be cured by applying Seavers Joint and Nerve
~ Linament. Experience, the only true test of the
value of any remedy has affixed its seal of appreciation
upon this valuable medicine which since its introduce
ton has displayed unequaed powers in curing Rheu-
matism Gout, Sprains, Bruises, Cramp Weaknesses of
the Joints and Nerves, Pain in the Side, Back and
Limbs, Stiff Neck Chblains, Ague in the Face, Tic
dolereux, and ALL cases of external injury.
1t strengthens and invigorates the Nerves, gives
elasticity to the Joints, promotes healthy circulation
ofthe blood and impars strength any part of the
system which may have been weakened by sedentary
habits or disease. If necessary, certificates nnumer
able could be procured in support of the above facts,
bat the proprietos satisfied to let their Linment
speak for ITSELF 1t only needs to be tested to be ap-
precated 1t is put up in bottles of large size and
sold for the low price of 25 cents Is it asked Why
is it sold cheapl" The answer is, so as to place
it within the reach ofevery one.
Thousands are at this ment suffering from rheu-
masm pains in the side, back, limbs, swelling of the
joints, &c. To all such we would say, use this valu-
able remedy and be cured.
UJ"Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
L. SEAvER & Son, Druggists,
Wapole N. H.
GJN. b. Look for the signature of one of the firm
on the inside wrapper; every bottle ofthe genuine has
one. Sold by JAMES EvERsoN at the Rutland Book
store. 1928
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State Of Vermont (DE it remembered that at
District of Rutland,ss, ID special probate court
held at Rutland within and for said district on the 9Th
daG of December, A. D. 1871,
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Sarah Bennett and Samuel Caldwell, administrators
upon the estate Of jeremiah Bennett late of Mendon
in said district deceased, proposing render an ac-
count of their administration upon said estate 1t is
ordered that said account be referred for examination
and allowance to the first Monday, being the 7th day
OF February next and that copy of this order be pub
shed in the Rutland Herald three weeks successfully
previous thereto that all concerned may appear and
object thereto ifthey true copy of record
Ia HENRY HALL, Register.
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NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.

There is mistake in the Genuine Compound Bone
set Cdudy, Medicated, if you procure the Genuine
article prepared by VIM. Brown, Chemist, 4sl Wash
ington street, Boston. or genuine see that the Can
dy is stamped VIM. BrOl0R, and the directions signed
also In curing coughs, colds hoarseness sore throat
phthysic, hopping cough, &C., this is the article that
has given much satisfaction the past thirteen years.
for the above purpose and for clearing the voice for
vocalists and public speakers. No better evidence is
wanting of its superiority all other kinds of cough
remedies, than to read the following Certificate.
hereby certify that have manufactured from a
medcated decocton furnished by William Brown rs-
ing OF tigeny thousand pounds of his Compound Bone
set Candy, and from the present demand, the sales
must very much increase the coming season.
JAMES RICHARDSON, 375 Washington st.
There is no longer any doubt in recommending the
above as the most popular remedy for Coughs, &c.
1t fact it is literally in the mouth ofthe whole
nifty.
Caution.-TheTe being now offered to the public
several counterfeit articles, intended be pamed of
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D sghT' Of Rn .p.e eoSss 1s5
held Rutland within and for said district on the 22d
day of Dec. A. d. l94l. Present VIM Hail. Judge
Jane P Harrison Administrative the estate of Will
lard s. Harrison late ofChittenden in said district, de-
ased,proposng render other administra-
ton upon said esate 1t is ordered that the examination
and allowance of said account be referred to the first
Monday being the 9TH dav of February next, and that
copy of this order be published in the Rutland Her
aid three weeks successfully previous thereto that all
persons concerned may appear and object thereto, if
they see cause true copy ofrecord
Ia HENRY HALL, Register.
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or Sale.

FENIIE subscriber offers for sale his interest in the
n Clarendon Springs property. consisting of an I'M
the spacious boarding house, known as the Clarendon
House. The healing qualities Of the waters and the
great value of the property are generally known
that no recommendation is considered necessary ANY
one disposed to purchase will find me ready to trade
on reasonable terms. CHARLES DANA.
Woodstock, January 10th, 1919. 3tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-01-25
Drugs and Medicine.

He subscriber has just deceived from New York, a
- fresh and general assortment of
Drugs aad Medicine,
comprising most of the articles usually KEEP, in Drug
gst Shop among which nearly all of the most ap-
proved late chemical preparations.
Also for sale, Wagon Tire Old Sable, Swedes and
Bloom Iron; Swede's German, Eng Blister, Spring
and Cast Steel horse nail rods round and square from
cutter shoes, smiths files and rasps with many other
articles to which the attention those wishing to pur-
chase is solicited. 4stf JAMES PoRTrR
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G. d. GRISWOLD,
Dealer in
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
AND
SELVER WORK.

BRANDON, Vi.
k EEPS constantly on hand, Gold and Silver An
Choir Escapement, Horizontal, and Vertical
WATCHES; Brass and Wood CLOCKS: Silver
Plated CAKE BASKETS; Britannia TEA SETS;
Ladies' Cameo Mosaic and Lockate B. Pins; Gentle
mems d. Pins; FINGER RINGS Gold Chains and
Keys, Lockates, Bracelets Fereoniers &C., &c.
Silver Work.
Silver Table, Tea, Cream, and Salt SPOONS; But
ter Knives and Sugar longs of southern manufacture
and warranted equal in quality to dollars; Also
Variety,
Consisting in part of Cloth, Hair, Teeth Nail, and
Comb Brushes; Ivory and Inaid Needle Books, and
Card Cases; Pocket Books, Wallets and Purses;
Shell Side, Back, and Pocket Combs; Work Boxes;
Spool Stands; Dolls; Hair Curls Needless Pins; Den
tiirlce ltazors, and Razor Straps; Tobacco Boxes;
Music Boxes; Accordion and Instruction Books
PerfiEMIery
OF the richest French and German extracts; also Ger
man and French Cologns Honey Water and La,en-
der; Balm OF Columbia; Maccassor, Bears, and Buff
falo HAIR OILS Bermena Cream, Oleophane and
Vegetable SHAVING SOAPS.
Any articles of Rich Goods if not on hand, will be
obtained to order on short notice.
Particular attention paio to watch repairing.
Brandon, Nov. I94I. 4otf.
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TOOTHACHE, TOOTHACHE, TOOrHACHE.
NEW DISCOVERY

has recently been discovered that the pure extract
. of Gall, combined with an mpapable Powder of
Alum is sure remedy for the Toohache, will kill the
nerve in most cases. and render them in state thai
they may be filled without pain The pure article is
for sale by VIM. Brown, No, 4sl Washington st. Bos-
ton by the druggists generally, and by Jane. Porter
kutland VI None genuine unless signed by the pro-
on the directions. bO.Iv.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

EvI S. RUST, teacher of Vocal Music, is agent for
- the sale of Abraham Prescott's Premium Bass and
Double Bass Walls, Melodions, and Seraphns, made
at Concord, N II. which by the best judges pro-
nounced superior 10 any others manufactured in the
country, and will be furnished individuals or socie-
ties at the manufacturers prices, and warranted All
orders or communications directed to Walngford VT.
wlllrecelve immediate attention. 3m: 1873
LEVI RIIST
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AOON . " 10 AND 0hA les.
NJ house-keeper will be without VIM. BrotUns Pen
cH Paste, after giving it trial. 1t gives the stove
beautiful usre, far better than the British or Amer
lean sre and is used with less trouble and is more
durable 1t is put up in rolls. For the true article,
see That the directions are signed by the proprietor
Manufactured by VIM. Brown, Chemist, corner of Ell
lot and Washington sis. Retailed by most of the
druggists and grocers in Boston, Lowell and Salem.
Price IL l-2 cts. per roll Call for VIM Browns PEN
Gil Paste. For sale by ]. Porter, Rutland 5O:lv
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w l. LIAM WRIG HTS
INDIAN PURGATIVE PILLS.

Entirely Vegetable.
Manufactured undeI the immediate supernlendance of
William Wright, Vice President of the North
American College of Health.
H OR the treatment and Of diseases in the form of
bilious and nervous fevers, measels small pox
pans in the stomach, back and side, consumption
dropsy, scrofula cancer, splitting of blood sick head
ache, rheumatism, diarrhea, dysentery, chocs dys-
pepsia palpaon of the heart ulcers and sores of ev-
cry kind, &c. For sale by
lanes I EversOn Rutland b Dewy, HubbordtOn
Lapham Walls. Walling'n Lefingwell, Poultney,
A. r. Vail g. co. Dandy. E. Jameson, Castleton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-01-25

State Of Vermont The Hon the probate court
District of Rutland IS. for the District of Rutland,
To all persons interested in the estate of Thomas
Parmenter, SEN, an insane person of Pittsfeld in
said district Greeting:
On application of Stephen Holt, guardian of said
Thomas 1t is ordered, that all the creditors of said
ward present their claims said guardian for pay
ment within six months from date otherwise be barred
according to the statute 1t is also ordered, that said
guardian notice thereof TO be given by publish
ing this order three weeks successfully in the Rutland
Herald and by posting the at two public places
in PiItsfeld and two public places in Shefburne with
in sixty days.
Given at Rutland in said district this Sd day of De-
cember A. d. 1871. 1851
HENRY HALL, Register.
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MRS. M. N. GARDNDR'S INDIAN BALSAM OF
LlVERWORT AND HOARHoUND.

THE original Vegetable Liverwort Preparation-pri
SO cents the bottle. The most popular remedy
for the cure of coughs, colds, splitting of blood and
Phthsic and all diseases of the lungs also is in
tensive used for the liver complaint This is the
first preparation of Lverwor introduced to the Amer
lean public 1t being now twelve years since it was
first established Its reputation stands unrivalled as
cough medicine-See certificates and places of res
idence on the printed direcaan round the bottle.
The undersigned, having received great benefit for
the of diseases above named, with confidence we
recommend the celebrated Basam of Liverwort to the
public
Ernest Webster, David F. Woodbury.,
Thomas Haskins, IT,, +. Horton
G. Ellis, II. GALL
q. Williams, Miss l.. Howard,
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, VIM Brown,
4sl Washington street, Boston, and ]. Porter Rut-
land 50:ly
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VIM. Brown s''~N
Inc true article is for sale in Boston, at wholesale
and retail, by the manufacturer corner of WASHINGTON
and Eliot St, VIM. Brown, and by J. Porter and n
G. Howard, Rutland. VT so.Iv
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Linsecd Oil.

EBEN'R LANGDON is now manufacturing Lin
~ seed Oil at his Mill, of first quality from FLAX
SEED, and will keep it hand for sale by the barrel
or less quantity.
Castleton, Jan. 10, I642. aft
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISEAS
~ es of the Lungs The Vrrrr.rr ~ D..


MoNARY BALsAM believed to be deervedy the most non
lar medicine ever knownn America for coughs colds asthma
phthsc consumptonj whooPng cough and pulmonary a
iectons Of every kind. r'' "
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been very
used Tor about IL and its reputation has been
increasing So universally popular has this article that
it now be considered standard article in nr
the u s. and British Provinces Many families keen il
constantly by them, considering the well ms Ger
tain remedy Tor the above complaints The popetors are c
cevng and have received numerous om ma
ny our best physicians who make in their
The names OF few individuals who have given their tes,mo
navor of this article suboined and for mops
full account see envelope TO the bottle, ~
Doct Amory Hunting Doct Samuel Morrill,
1" Truman Abel, Timohv pavlios
Thomas Brown, .Jere EIisworh
" William Perry Albert Gonid
Extracts of letter from Mr. c. Clay Kingston ITso r. NJ
Y. to the proprietors.
Yours Of the 9th inst. duly received remarkable
effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam in The
winter and spring Of 1885 The person Mr. MOODY had been
sick long time with the consumption. His physician had
given him He reduced low to be unable To h"I
HIMSELF and raising large quantity of blood when liz
commenced using the Basam which effected COMPLETE cpre
and he hale and hearty he Mr. Moody
nh removed from this town, but he has promied with as
detailed account of his which will forward you
Huntington, N. Y, June %. 800
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EASTNEN LTATTER.

CHURCH Music. The subscriber is prepared to
~ deal larkely in the Boston Academy, Melodlon
and Modern Psalmist James Emerson.
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KinsingtOn, N. Y, June rs, 1888.
Argyle Nova Sco,i,

- Argyle Nova Scotia.
In the winter Of 1887 and 1885, seized with violent
cough which continued two three months My cough M
severe that was obliged to sit up my bed or three
hours during the night and much reduced in flesh and
renght and my appetite gone. One of myIneghbors had
bottle the Vegetable Pulmonary Baam which would not
sell lie however loaned till could proour e him and
other experienced immediate relief from it, The first op-
Portunity procured and the of il nscrbc tho
preservation Of my life. J WI ENOX
Dec. II. 1889. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-01-25

ID LANKS of all kinds constantly for sale by James
ID Everson at the Rutland Bookstore.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland. SIS

Reuben Skinner,
In County Court, Sept Term, 1871
David Tryon
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INUIIuIINI1
Enoch Smith,
vs. In Chancery, Sept. Term, 1s4l.
BENJAMIN MusseY. \
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-24
YALlLsS
SeAf-ProtectinG BEE Hive.

fHNO those who would make the raising of Bees
- one of the most profitable, as well as delight
full occupations, and to those who delight in wit
this Hive is particularly intended. The superior
ity OF this Hive over all others, consists in it be-
ing an absolute and certain preventative against
the ravages Of that worst enemy of the Bee-the
Moth, and in the happy effects produced by the
double inclined plane, in dischargHg all filth that
falls upon it, and i'm ventilaing the Hive, and also
the very convenient manner in which the surplus
honey can be taken out by means of slides and
drawers without being exposed to the danger of d
single sting or the loss of Bee. In addition to
the above may be mentioned, the cleanliness of
the Hive which is effected and the consequent
superior excellence and value of the honey-the
perfect view had by means of glass to the opera
tons of the Bee, and also the easy manner i'm
which the Bees may be removed from one Hive
TO another. This Hive has already been introdu-
ced into all the New England, Middle, and most
of the Southern States with perfect success, and
the subscribers have unqualified recommendations
in favor Of the Self Protecting Hive fIom vari-
Gus parts Of the country, which we think ought
and will convince even the most incredulous of
Its utility. 1t has also received st premium for tw
successive years at the Agricultural and Horticu-
tural Fairs in Massachusetts and Connecticut
Those wishing TO examine this Hive can do so by
calling at the Cabinet Shop of William u. Col-
froth, on Loudoun street.
JASON DICkERMEN, jr.
EDWIN f.. BRAY,
Assignccs for that part of Virginia,
west of the Blue Ridge.
Winchester, March "a.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-24
ASlsSss'E
REVENUE BILL.

The House OF Delegates, Saturday, was engag.
ed throughout the day on the Revenue bill, and
hoaily ordered it to engrossnent. proposition
70 increase the taxes generally, failed by large
vote. The tax on Lotteries was increased from
$500 to $l000-the effect OF which will proba-
bly, be to suppress lotteries altogether and there
by defeat the:obect Of tho experimentation.
al revenue. Pianos were subjected to a tax Of 50
Gold watches one dollar-and silver Watches
IS cents. A proposition to tax horn-caitle gave
rise to discussion, and was finally rejected.
BANK BILL IN TIE SENATE.
The Senate have returned the Bank bill to the
House, with several amendments. The most i'm.
Portant are, 1. Striking out the conditional re-
sumption Of 60 days, after the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Banks have resuned-and making
the resumption absolute on the LIST November. 3.
Strikin. out the section, requiring the Banks to
curtai. 3. Modifying the section relating to Di-
rectors, SO to allow the number to remain as at
present-abolishing the proposed compensation
but not allowing them to be indebted at Bank for
more than $4,000 each. 4. Materially varying
the section respecting Exchapge-lnstead Of re-
curing the Banks to sell specie funds at of one
per cent-if at all-which would amount to pro-
hibition--the Senate propose that they shall
charge only per cent than the bills cost them.
From this, it would appear. as we have long as
serted was the case, that the Locos have less idea
Of resumption than tho Wings. If their profess
sions and performance would tally, we should
not complain.-TPhig IF Monday.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-03-24
VAIW AlglL@ FARM
iNOS2 SALE

n WILL sell my Farm near Panther Gap, in
Rockbridge county. (subect to the dover Of
my mother, which is one-third, y containing three
hundred and fifty acres,-l5O of which are
cleared, the balance upland, with the exception
Of 10 or 30 acres, which is well timbered. The
Improvements are good Brick House, large
Barn, with stabling, and other necessary put
houses-There is fine spring of free-stone wa
ter near the House, which is good spring.
house, and the Big Calf Pasture river divides the
tract. There are 10 acres of meadow, and as
much more (now in timbef,) may be made. The
Farm is under good fencing, and there about
80 acres in clover. The Cold Spring Tract lies
near this Farm, which contains about 95 acres,
and will be shortly in the market.
If do not sell before Thursday the l4th Of A
pril, will then offer my Farm at public sale.-
Possession of one-half of it may be had mmedi-
ately. will also offer at the same time 400 a
ores of Timber land, about miles from the a.
bove.
Purchasers are requested to call and view this
property
JOHN L. DUNLAP.
| March II, 1912.
Ey- Rockingham Register insert A. and for
ward bill for collection.