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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
w VILLAIN RIGHTrs
INDIAN RURGATIVE PILLS.

I3NflrcIy Fegefd6le u
Manufactured uudel the immediate superiniendance
OF William Wright, Vice President ofthe North
American College of Health,
X OR the treatment and cure of diseases in the fou
of bilious and nervous fevers, measels, small
pox, pans in the stomach, back and side con-
mpton, dropsy, scroula, cancer splitting of bood
sick headache, rheumatism, diarrhea, dysentery,
cholics, dyspepsia, palpaton Of the heart, ulcers
and sores of every kind, &c. For sale by
James Everson Rutland, r B Dewy, Hubbardon
f. 5. Leonard, WallingfordI s Mears, Poultney
l'apham q Wallis. Mailing Leffingwell, Poultney,
A, H. Vail & co, Dainty. E Jameson, Castlelon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
STATE OF vERNloNTl DE it remembered
District Of FINLAND. IS. D ihat at n sronial

STATE OF YERMoNT) DE it remembered
District OF Rutland, IS. ( ED that at special
probate court held at Rutland, within and for said
district onthe 3lst day of March, A. d. Is4s
1912. Present, VIM. Hall, Judge a.
Eugene S rarker. administrator on the estate Of
Abel Titus, late of Clarendon in said district, de-
ceased, intesate, having made application to said
court TO have the time for paying the debts of said
April next;
1t is ordered that said application be referred for hear
ing and decision, TO the first Monday being the Cd
day OF May ncxt and that copy Of this order be
published in the Rutland Herald three weeks sue.
cessivey previous thereto,that all persons interested
may appear and object to the same if they cause
true copy OF record.
1915 Henry HAIL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
New Tailoring Establish men {

~ WhLLASToN respectfully announces to the
~ Inhabitants OF Rutland and its vicinity, that
ne has oPeneda Tailors Shop the store of John
strong where he Intends to carry on the above bu-
siness, in all itsvarious branches From long ex-
perience in the business, he naers himself that he
is able to do all work 10 his line as well and as
cheap as can be performed by any other workman
IN this vicinity, and by close application 10 bust
ness he hopes to obtain such share of public patron
age as he may merit.
Cutting promptly executed, and garments war
ranted to fit Improperly made up.
Rutland, April 5, 1872 1t;le
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
GENUINE BUFFALO OIL-TO PROMOTE THE
GROWTH AND DEAUTIFY TIE HAIR

Nhe original and true article is put up only by
VIM. Brown, 4sl Washington street, Boston
As number OF countereits have recently appeared,
10 get the genuine that the outside wrapper is
signed VIM Brown also copy right, has been
secured, and entered according 20 the act of Con-
gress, in the Clerks Office of the District Court in
ls40 The above article is fast taking the place of
all others, to promote the growth and beauty the
Halr 1t gives It a beautiful satin gloss and causes
il TO curl and is far better than any vegetable prep
aration. For sale in Boston 10y the proprietor, and
Telailed by all the druggists and perfumers; also for
sale by j. Porter, Rutland. 5OIv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
NU SIG TUITION.
WILLIAM PEASE,
From London.)

DRoFEsSoR and Teacher of the Piano Forte,
n Organ, and Singing, and Organist, and Drec-
tor of music, from the city of Boston and New York.
respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Rutland and It's vicinity that After an absence of II
years, he has returned and intends giving instruc-
ton on the Piano Forte, Organ, and in Singing, to
such as may honor him with their patronage
Terms may be known by applying to Dir l.. Porter,
by letter, at East Pouney, at the Office of this
paper.
N. b. Piano Fortes and Organs tuned aud rogu,
lated at the shortest notice. lIHf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
DrMgs and Medicinc.

Il HE subscriber has just deceived from New York,
L fresh and general assortment of
Drugs and Medicine,
comprising most of the articles usually kept n Drug
gist Shop, among which are nearly al of the most
approved late chemical preparations.
Also for sale, Wagon Tire, Old Sable, Swsdes
and Bloom Iron; Swede's German, Eng. Blister
Spring and Cast Steel horse nail ruds round an
square irons cutter shoes, smiths files and rasps
with many other articles, to which the attention of
those wishing to purchase is solicited.
4Stf JAMES PORTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26

Dsr dcs S T Tsr%S "n5 That
held at Casteton within and for said district on the
9th day of April, 1912.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas Jonathan Orms, administrator upon the
estate of Samuel Hicks, late of Champain in the
State of New York, deceased has presented to said
court his petition in writing, for license to sell all
the real estate of said deceased, for the payment of
the debts of said deceased and charges of admins
tration;
1t is ordered that said application be heard before
said court at a session thereof TO be holden at the
probate office in Castleton, on the 4th day of MAY
next, and that copy of this order be published in
the Rutland Herald three weeks successfully. which
shall be sufficient notice 10 all persons interested of
the time and place of tho hearing and deciding said
application. A true copy of record,
l5:l7 b. f. LANGDoN, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
RS. M. N. GARDNDR'S INDIAN BALSAM OF
LlYERWORT AND HOARaOUND.

THE original Vegetable Liverwort Preparation
= price so cents the bottle. The most popular
remedy for The of coughs, colds, splitting of
blood and phlhisc, and all diseases of the lungs;
also it is in extensive used for the cure liver com
plant. This is the first preparation of Liverwort
introduced to the American public, it being now
twelve years since it was first established. Its rep
utation stands unrivaled as a cough medicine-See
cefuhcates and places OF residence on the printed
direction round the bottle.
The Undersigned, having received great benefit
for the cure of diseases above named with conf.
dence we recommend the celebrated R,lson, 81 T H.
erwort to the public: "
Ernest Webster, David F IVooJbr-,,
1homas haskins, jr., +. Horton,
Z. ELLIS, IL, Gall,
e. Williams Miss I. Howard
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor VIM Rro,vr
4s1 Washington street, Boston, and ]. Porter,
S>'''''iu' 50ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26

FHNiilS ceriifes that have given my son, Charles
a p Tufts his time from this date until he ar
rives oflawful age, and he has full liberty hereafter
to transact business for himself. / shall claim none
ofhis wages and pay no debts of his contracting af-
ter this date DANIEL TuFTs.
Chester, Windsor Co., April l6, 1871 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
Himscccl OIL,

EBEN'R LANGDON is now manufacturing
~ Linseed Oil at his Mill, offirst quality from FLAX
Seq, and will keep it on hand for sale by the barrel
or less quantity.
Castleton, Jan. 10, 1912. off
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26

EOr Sale.
HNHE Subscriber offers for sale his interest in the
n Clarendon Springs property, consisting of an
undivided third part Of the farm of near 200 acres,
and the spacious boarding house, known as the
Clarendon House. The healing qualities of the wa
tiers and the great value Of the property are so gem
orally known that no recommendation is considered
necessary Any one disposed to purchase will find
me readyme trade on reasonable terms
CHARLES DANA.
woodstock, January 10th, 1912. 3tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
Cash +! Cash!

A the subscriber is now closing his inventory
~ lac is resolved TO sell goods for much less than
usual for The hard, until he returns from market with
a new stock, when he will sell goods cheaper than
the cheapest Please call. JOHN STRoNG.
Rutland, April A, 1912 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26
N o T C E.

NoTlCETo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THNHIS is to certify that my son. Eliahs at liberty
n to contract for himself duringthe remainder Of
his minority, but shall not be accountable for his
contracts and shall claim seventyfve dollars of his
wages. VIM B. PIKE.
Chittenden, April 18th, 1912. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-26

PIOughs
nFTroy Pattern newly wooded by good work
~ man, cheaper than ever ]. SrRoNG.
April 4, IS42. IA.I6
"A FEW bbs. first quality Soap on hand and for
"A sale by ]. SrRoNc
April 4, ls42. I4.I6
THOSE whose notes and accounts have been dine
six months are hereby notified that immediate
payment must be made to save cost. Delays are
dangerous. JOHN STRONG.
April 4, 1912 1915
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

5F's So .,sinee e tie o0agPey
Is Edited and published Weekly by
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annun PAYABLE at any time within the
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within that time. M paper will be
discontinued except at the option OF
the editor, until all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS wa be published at
The rate of one eaollar per square OF
k.aes or less for the first three
insertions, aud twenty five cents per
square for each subsequent continu-
auce. Quarter Of a column for one
year, S.. Half a column for one year,
$40 One column for one year, $50.
M subscription will be receive fer less
term than six months.
All communications addressed to the
editor must be POSTPAID, to insure at
tention.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

Nor must it be forgotten that be owed
the highest personal obligations to the
house Of Austria. It may be doubted
whether his life had not been preserved
by the intercession Of the prince whose
daughter he was about to- plumber.
10 do the king justice, he pretended
to no more virtue than he had. In
mimifestoes he might, for forms sake,
insert some idle stories about his anti
qnated claim on Silesia; but in his con-
yersations and Memoirs he :ooll We
ry different tone. TO quote his own
words; 'Atnbition, interest, the desire
Of making people talk about me, carried
the day; and decided for war
A piece is finally concluded ander
English mediation, under which Sele-
STA IS ceded, and England and France
are at loggerheads. The following is
a sketch of Voltaire, as an Ambassador:
The Court of Versailles, in this per-
il, looked to Frederick for help. He
had been guilty for two-great treasons,
perhaps he might be induced to commit
a third. The Duchess of Chateauroux
then held the chief influence over the
feeble Louis. She determined to send
an agent to Berlin, and Voltail'e was
selected for the mission. He eagerly
undertook the TASK; for, while his lite
rary fame filed all Europe, he was
troubled with childish craving for po-
ltical distinction. He was vain, and
not without reason, of his address, and
of his insinuating eloquence; and he
flattered himself that he possessed
boundIess influence over the King of
Prussia. The truth was, that he knew
as yet, only one corner Of Ffedel1ck's
character. He was well acquainted
with all the petty vanitleS and atecta-
tons ofthe poetaster; but was not a.
ware that these foibles were united
with all the talents and vices which
lead to success in active life; and that
the unlucky versifer who bored him
with reams of middllng Alexandrians,
was the most vigilant, suspicious, and
severe of politicians.
Voltaire was received with every
mark of respect and friendship, was
lodged in the palace, and had seat
daily at the royal table. The negotia-
ton was of an extraordinary descrip-
ton. Nothing can be conceived more
whimsical than the conferences which
took place between the first literary man
and the first practical man of the age,
whom strange weakness had induced
to exchange their parts. The great
poet would talk Of nothing but treaties
and guarantees, and the great king OF
nothing but metaphors and rhymes.
On one occasion Foltaife put into his
Majesty's hands paper on the state Of
Europe, and received it back with ver-
ses scrawled on the margin. In secret
they both laughed at each other. Vol
taire did not spare the kings poems;
and the king has left on record his o.
pinion Of Voltaire's diplomacy. ole
had no credentials" says Frederick,
"and the whole mission was a mere
farce"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

Harm Baths. Nov, reader, we
will tell you how to take bath. In
the first place, pay your note, if it be
due-or If you cannot do that, have it
protested, and think no more about it.
If you have any quarrel on hand, whip
or get whipped at once; tranquility of
mind is all importantil rendering the
warm bath beneficial. Walk .leisurely
to the establishment, and disrobe your
self with moderate haste. You may
have the water hot enough to parboil
you, if you choose-that is left to your
own taste. In with you, AM to be-
guile The time, read a novel or a news
paper. In about hall an hour, the water
vii! be near the temperature of the air,
and you will have gone gradually and
safely through half dozen climates.
You will have left the torrid slowly for
the temperate zone. Then let in the
cold water slowly, almost drop by drop,
and in the course Of twenty minutes
you will find yourself in cold bath.
The pores will be CO ed gradual
ly and moderately, your sensations will
be exquisite daring the process, and
you will feel strength and elasticity in
eyerylimb. You merge from the cold
water into the warmer air; dry your
body thoroughly with a coarse towel,
and feel like new man. tits an i'm
possibility for you to take cold; if you
do, you are at liberty to come and box
our ears for giving you bad advice.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-21

Mrs. Blennerhassett, whose personal
charms in early life were 'euloglsed by
Mr. Writ, on the occasioh'ot Burr's trl-
al, died in New York last week at e
age Of 10 years.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-30

PROPOSALS for carrying the mailsof the United
/ State. from the Is, Of July, 1912, to the 30th OF
Iune. 1896 inclusive, in Kentucky. Tennessee, Ala
lama Mississippi, Al kansas, ami Lou sana, W II be
,ceyed At the contract Office Of the Post ofce De-
parlment, N the City of Washington, until o'clock
m Of the 18th day Of April, 1872 ito be decided
by the 3O,h day of said Apr,l,) the routes and in
the manner and time herein specified, viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
The Court adjourned to loo'cIock to-day.

" Envy i. no green. eyed monster but il works
strange changes mems characters, dispositions aud for
tunes. II makes them unhappy with themselves and I'll
around them disors virtue and friendship into tTcrcher
and seis huess. How often see cDvylug
other for his prosperity business hls cheerful DISPOSE
tio, his popularity domestic felicity; and how hard he
will strive pull him dow level with himself! Ii
stead initiating him, an. applying his energic. in an
honorable way success solely 10 crI,
inIurc him. thinking riae up his iacc-Su is the
envlsus man he carries the spirit OF the Devil in is
heart and Sherman, Lozengcs viii not save BIN
Troy are not only excellent but tho sgs for
curing coughs colds asthma, ~hoopiug cough, con-ump
uon headache and ~ormS but they viii rot make the
eur!ous vrtuou,, even soften his lard, malicious
heart Still go for Dr. Shcrmans Lozehgc, for our
bodily Ills. They sold 06 NasSau-strno and by
Agxu;s See advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
From ,he Conncrclsl Gazette.

I've have record with pleasure the commence
meat ef in Tonic Medicines; II h.. always ap.
peared 10 practicable reader those taken by
le.cen least psatssie and thereby AVOID distressing
the nervous system by This Improvement ha.
been recently brough. before the public Of Sewfok By
c. c. Sebring Esq and being among lac above cass
selves (couvalcscent after illness from
experience, testify well Its agreeable iavor II.
powerful eject a. Restorative Cordial THIS cause,
therefore, must be apology for lending pen the
advocacy OF any published medicine, winch will be the
readily granted by oar readers. it !, our rt
offence. scbrings Restorative Csrtal vas first INTRO
iuce1 10 eur b. friend "a bon rirGnt Who called
81 oulicil and reply toubs Of IL efficacy
lie from hi,robust health being unable, IL e'trja.
sios 10 form practical opinion on the subj cc; sad
MY dear friend, time since .i..c OF de-
bi,y beyond description when net SebtirS, no re-
commented Try his cordial, hich did. and 10 II
AM indebted for life, and the good health ~hc2 you
seem 20 envy me To this day prefer glass OF i be-
fors Dinner 10 VINE, and II is equally appreciated 81 M
family his vas coming 20 the poln re accardnsi;
tried the Cordial. and The result stated above.
Sold AZ 1872 FpitoD. J:6 Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

& We refer readers 10 DR.. Felix GourauG's pre-
paraion 70. uprootng ;hc hair lie calls II feudre
Subtle, Penetrating Powder, ana there mstake
about the fact thai utterly destroys the roots OF The
hair and leaves the place hcrc they have been only
f:ce deorni:y bu; aboye TIE suspicion thu!
eve. existed. To gentlemen whose WHISPERS grow all
over their faces, discovery AID the la
,:les prose the Indication Of st4chos
MANY ar.) i box OF Dr. G. rewder would be worth III
nore than is weight II gold. Sunday Times.
TO DC mad al D.. G.s Office, o. Walher5t. door from
Broadway, per boltc OF 4. Z. Sands, No. - ana loo
Fulton ST. Abraham B. Sands Il Co No. Broadway,
Granite Building, and David Sard> - Eas. Broadway AID
119 Broadway
Gouraud's Vegetable Rouge, % cents per bo;lle-in
parts cniinmoyable delicate tlAt. j26 eotti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26


ball. made between the size. OF these ased, nor arc
any larger The pistols always with hTe
charges, never with six. No pistol Was ever 1neae
carry balls larger taan these except our sample
pistol, now destroyed
The force OF The ball is always in proportion 20
the weight Of the ball and the powder used ne
force OF the powder in any case begins 20 diminish
The ynomea. all the powder is ignited. Balls tiye-
egh,h- Of an inch indiametcr are the largest u.eo
thy are used in government muskets; hah me-
balls are used in government rifles. The smallest
pistol balls one-iourh Of an inch il diameter
A yaiiety OF experiments were here perform -
10 show that the percussioncaP naa 40 ~
throw ball With any considerable ze"sot
few grains OF powder Will cause -
proportion 70 the power produced. hte pine Is
The softe.i wood.
gu ne c0u,t-It is not possible thata ball hired
~ these have been should penetrate the.sku even
II held close TO it; and shot d be perfectly VII
ling 10 have i, tried upon my SIX III.
rThe Court suggested tina. hei CATER the eHIerl-
nents should be performed out OF The Court room
4ir-guns are constructed with receivers OF metal,
screwed OF the end OF the pistol To have them
produce any ef1ecr, force equa. to three hundred
atmos pheres must be#used. ! suppose ar-guns
we're never constructed TO carry ball larger than
sixty to the pound.
To throw larger balls the reservoir must be pro-
portionally increased. a pocket air-gun If such
ii one could be made, would throw.but a very small
ball. There is no other force that can be used ie
propel balls--except centrifugal gun-as large
as comfortable.
Cross-eramined By the District ATTORNEY
was no, on board the Belle Poue when oNr pistol;
were examined The Treasurer OF the Company
attended TO that.
DAVID L. ROGERS called =. have been Pro
Fessor of Surgery for seventeen years for two o
these have been connected with Geneva College
have examined wounds made BY balls th'
head. III. ball penetrated 10 the brain, as a gene
raj rule, the opening in the skull less 10 size thar
The ball; the yielding Of the surrounding portion
the SKULL the cause
The Court adjourned till O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

PRIScE ALgERT's UwS-A Few regiment has been add
ed to the British army, bearing this title, compliment
10 the husband of Quecu Victoria Now this coantry,
where have titles of Princes Queens but simply
Presidents Governors Generals &c. ariay has bocn
raised long since, called Consuaptons Own. Alas how
many have and daily ensting rauks 2Id they
are forced TO until DEATH But within three years
many argos have been effected By OF medical
habeas corpus called the COMPOUND EXTRACT HoAp-
ROUND In every case Of early enlislmen; Consump-
tons Own YOU can be discharged by applying Pease
K SON. IS Divsion-s reet, and 70 d.. Hart corner OF
Broadway aud Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
None, Ismtter, IN Ghio-ss ob.-Ru,;...
-Bankrupt LAW, &c. &c.
Correspondence CT The Tribune.

Correspondence CT The Tribune
CoLcAs-s, o, Jan. ls,ls4a
The consequences 0; the proiec; OF Resumption
canno, now Be exactly oresesn II the Banks a..
,emptto comply with its prov;soss-tho.e. near
which favea large circuIs,ioG-they will Re broke,
in the frs, ;wcniy-four hours. Ii they refuse, ii.
Bank Commissioners viii endeavoy to pus them !,
a course of Eauda,oa In either caSo tie ea.e,
will be disastrous upon the community should
no, be surprised however, ii the Banks should ~
sist the new sw "a conflicting with their charter,
and refuse either 20 suffer then. 10 be ,!.y
eycd over - Receivers, or 10 be drained OF their
specie. In either of these events, vsu can form
SOME conception OF our prospects for the fuisre-
Under any circumstances, look Tor great posuls,
excitement ana agitation. daring the summer. We
shall De entirely without Currency Of oar own.
and without any means Of our own 70 carry on the
business which will revive on the opening Of na,i
CATION in the spring.
The rioters Cincinnati, succeeded in carving
of over So 600 OF the money OF the Miami Export;
ing Company. This was regularly Incorporated
Bank but was cx:eai,d ard embarrassed. r..
notes however, would undoubtedly have been psid
Bates q broker. one of the individuals who had in
Cured the vengeance VI The mos. states tha, his
losses are eish; or ten thousand dollars.
The Ohio River, thu. far this winter has flashed
john Rardolph's observation Ii has been in The
finest narigab!e order for nearly two months and
the Pittsburghcrs are protiting largely BY il, 4
week since it was within foo, or two OF high wa
Ter mark Las: summer it tordable, oppo,i,s
Cinciaaat-Row il IS rolling an immense tde 10.
ward the ocean. Tle Missouri and Upper Mssis.
sippi are exite lcs. however.
The weather here is dcigh,ul-Hore like the
mellow DAYS oi Autamn, Than the rough blast. OF
water Indeed, it ma. no; been sold enough yet
to close the Canal from here 20 Portsmouth on the
Ohio. and large quantities Of Pork and Ham. are
now daily OF: their way through i, TO e Southern
market.
Tie efforts to procure the repeal OF the Bank
rupt Law are viewed here with decided disss'is
faction. The plan of repeal, besides being consi.
cred in rs proper light as unjust and impoliiic in
itself is looked upon having It's origin in poli,i
cal motives aimed generally at the acts OF the tx
ira Session, and designed particularly 10 involve
Mr. Clay in mesh OF difficulties. If successful.
il influence would be fatal to him. and, should
fear to the Whig party. trust, however, that the
towlers will be caught IL their snare.
have read Gov. Stewards Message with The
most graticd feelings. There is Statesman for
vou--an intellect of the highest order-a cha.
rac;er for Governor Newiork ought 10 be
proud of hi,n-aud she will be when she comes 10
be deprived of his services, and compare his ad.
mini, iration with OF the next that are like
follow Bu; .hnt is common fate fer truly great
mem HILDEBGAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

Mr. IIIL will Introduce great number OF character
istic anecdotes imati0HS that have met the approval
Of The most reiacd audiences America and Europe
Snga tickets ~ cout., to DO had Of Mr. Forbes the
Library and the door. Tickets rJmitting two ladies
ana gentleman Every extra Indy Is cents.
Dooss opea att O'Clock Lecture TO commence at half
past precisely. J26 II