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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31


STATE OF VERMONT Whereas LYDIA Ken
Rutland County, IS. ( dali of Shrewsbury,
in the County of Rutland has exhibited her petition
10 the Supreme Count next 10 be holden at Rutland
within and iot the County Of Rutland. on the first
Tuesday following line fourth Tuesday in January,
4, ID. lsi3-showing that she was Joined IN mar
rlagc TO Samuel Y. Kendall, Of Cayendish IN the
county ot Windsor, on The lllh day Of February.
A. ID. 1885, and that she continued 10 live with him
IN the marriage until the Tih day Of September, A.
ID 1885 when the said Samuel Y wil(ully and with
out provocaiion, deserted her and has ever since
LETT her entirely without support except as she de-
rived from her own labor and the charity Of her
friends and praying tina, bill Of divorce from the
said Samuel J. may be granted her-and.
Whereas II hath been made 10 appear TO me that
the abose named Samuel Y. Kendall, resides with.
out tue State OF Vermont II is hereby ordered lha,
he be notified Of the tendency Of the above petition
by publishing The Substance thereof with this or
der, In the Rutland Herald newspaper printed a,
Rutland VI, three weeks suceessivey, tie last Of
which publication shall be seven days before the
setting OF said Supreme Count, which publication
shall be deemed sufficient notice the said Samuel
4. TO appear and answer 10 said petition.
Given under my hand at Rutland tins 2slh day
OF December, 4 ID. 1852
Ga : "uLLiINs, Chief Judge
10 Supreme Court.
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Rutland, Dec. 8, 1912.
Goods at Cost.

YESllE subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il public that the Entire Stock Of Goods former
ly owned by II. r. Thayer, OF Pisord and assign
ed 10 them, will be sold cost, for cash and at very
low prices for produce good credi, ofe and 70
mo- th..
The above stock of goods consists in part of a
good assortment of Prints of every description NJ
de Lanes plain aud figured Saxonys, Alpines.
flanneis, Brod Cloths, CassimeIs Doeskins. Vest
ngs, Brown and White linnen table covers. Diaper,
OF various kinds also good assortment of coat
trimmings 1900 yds. Of fine shee,ines 40 inches
VIDE Together with 10, OF Gents COW and calf
Boots Ladies French kid slips, ties, CATERS &c.
also lot OF Crockery, Glass ware paper hanginps.
&C and other goods to numerous TO mention also
! brass irmed Boggy Wagon | common Buggy ;
s1elghS horses all OF which will he sold yeIy
low for cash or good credit
we wish the public TO understand that the above
Stock OF Goods will positively be sold without re
serve and all kinds Of produce taken in exchange
mere VIII be public Auction at the store every
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ until The entire stool
is disposed Of All sales at auction owe: 8 dollar.
viii be on six months credit
THAYER, SESSIONS & TOWNSEND
Piitsord. Dec. IL, 1872 n
THis cefihes that have given NV son D,n,el
- Packard, minor Of Is, his time mill he Le
comes OF lawful age, and shall be Responsible n,
none OF his doIngs claim his WAGES aio, ,b;s
b q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
To school Teachers.

hE Teachers in this vicinity, and those abou
Their scholars with books, can obtain ,beo, =, ~
respectable per cent of, at the Rutland Bool ,,og.
JAsP Hnros
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
PUR lFY YOU Il b l. . o d.
GEO. w. MERcnANr'..
Tnrror,d COMPOUND Fluid,
Extract sarsaparilla.
For Rtmoring Diseases Of


Arising from an abuse of Pains in the bones aud
Mercury, JOINTS.
Chronic and constitution Fever Sores, obstinate old
al diseases such as sores OF all kinds.
Scruula, or Kings Evil, Scad Head, Salt Rheum,
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
venerel, diseases arising from
Liberation and corrosions impure state Of the blood
Of the Throat, Nose. llabtual osiiveness, piles,
Cheeks, Lips Ears, * lChronic Affections OF the
other parts OF The body. liver, lungs and chest,
Fim2es p-stules on the Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other ernptions on the Night Sweats &c, &c.
Skin. II is likewise recommend
Biles Scurvy, and o:bcr ed as a cleansing spring
Scorbuiic affections medicine, rnd in gener-
Rheumatic Affections. al debility.
White Sw1lngs.
This remedy is prepared in racuo, from the choi
cest selected materials, tho active properties of
which extracted by an improved process with
out heat: accoun, Of which it is preferred by
physicians as being motc uniform and active than
any other now before the public.
Prepared only at the Laboratory ofihc proprietor,
Lockpou, N. Y.
For testimonials and mode Of treatment see
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas. p. Milton, Rutland VI; John IT,
Bowman, Vergennes, and Doct. E. Jameson, Cas-
| Teton. 62.l2
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TiIIs m7y oenuy iha, have given my son
L Ds1cll.. " We Iemssdcr u ts majority.
Therefore .1sl pay NJ debts oi nls contracting Or
claim any OF 80 ~sscs. Ll MAN LONb.
pu.laDf Nsv l. tei2 50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
DIR. ISRAEL DELAMATERS RHEUMATIC
IINlME\T

This remedy has the hspoy and powerful effect OF ,tl
ing the from both ways, viz, from the internal 40,
external Although many cases arc cured by eIh.
the external internal remedy alone. yet the proprietor
does not promise positive euro uufess both article, n'
used ogethcr and in all such cases. matter hov sv
when both articles used in connection according "a
directions the most positive warranicc 10 given, thu,
money in every will be paid back TO the purchR
where cure 10 not effected
COMSTOCK g. TYLER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
stoves. stoves.

rURTlS Grscn's improved Yankee Notion
- snd elevated oven Stove for sale cheaper then
','-y car he bought al the furnace OF al any other
pl.re' iof cash, by X. II. THRaLL
Rutland. Jan. 10, 1913 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

yNE,t. Subscribers, being appointed bv the Hon
w Probate CJau fnf tie dI.tuci of Rutland
commissioner, to receive, examine and adjus, all
claim. and demands Of all persons ag.ins, the es
tate OF
RsG, Wisaioa, laie Of P.Hsford
In said district decreased represented nsovcnt, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto. and six months from tie 81 day OF Jan.
fast. being allowed by said count for that purpose,
We do hereby give notice that will attend 10 Tire
business Of our appoInimeHt ~ he Inn Of Bianch-
srJ Rind Ia Pntsurd, on the fire., Tuesdays Of
February and March neat from O'Clock p. IN. until
A o'clock, p m on each of said days.
D,no RlcnARDsoS, NAiH,N D. CLlFFpRD, Comrs.
Dated =, Pit'sflrd this IA day Jannaty, 1919. 4
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Y. u. rhraIi

TGNHICk Wafer Proof Boots, a superior article
II i1r sAle cheap lnr cash by Ieil r r. L
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
Every FHan his own Farricr.
The celebrated Horse Medicine
q A Egg. LING OEL.

II n HI II IVW WHO
Nor removing the following diseases from Uor.
4 ses, Cattle and other Domestic Animals
Fresh Wounds, Curb, Spient,
Calls ofaH lands, Fistula, SHjasf,
Sprains, Bruises, Strains Laneness,
Cracked Uetls Sand Crdcks,
Ring Done, Foundered Feet,
pei ErH, Quiitor,
Windgals, SaiienderJ,
THorOughpin, Maiionders,
Spacin, .Sieeeny, Scratches or Grease,
Manee, Horn DsStemper,
This OIL is prepared from the choicest selected
materials only at the Laboratory OF the proprietor,
Lockpnrt, n. Y. For testimonials, synopsis Of dis
eases and mode Of treatment, pamphlet which
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas. p. Milton, Rutland VI; John II.
Bowman, Vergennes, and Doct. f. JAMESON Cas-
Teton. 5..l2
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N hhkEAs M VIC SaFah has, without an,
lqs' cause ~ r'r~spraurn, ieh TOY bed aud
hoh4' ~ pers'ns ate hereby forbidden To harbor
"n'i br' on nv account. az shall paw no
oeh's ~ her oen'raetng aher ,ht. date
~a-AsEfatA, Jan ~. 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

OOO Com Dta1ms
2 bushels rthrs Prs
$50 pieces pspet llargias,,
isnos ara e adde's, iuI sale by
r. r. TEAL.
REGsnS Ian 18Th
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COMSTOCK & TYLER
Wholesale druggists and sole agents, New VI
DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE Pills.

Din. ETBB FJ z n BT,F LTF r P1TIs
Are auti'bhous, snti-dyspcpic and anti mere unaI ~
may be justly considered universal medicine but
peculiarly beneficial IN the following nts-seI"
and bilious levers fever and sgue dyspepsia, Group c
complaints sick headache, j,ndice, asthma dropsy fhsu
tsn, enlargement Of the spleen, piles choiic female
srucions, heartburn ured tongue. nausea disensios
the stomach and bowels. incpent dlarrhG, hiuency
b,tual cosveness uss al appetite, bloches saow
plexion and in all of torppr Of the bowels whrr
catharic or sperant is needed They are oIceedI;
mild in their operations producing neither grip
or debility. CONSTOCK e. TYLER,
wholesale druggists and sole sscnp. New Yori
Rutland County.
IIookcr& Wooster. Pouttnsy 8. Townsend il. Wsllns
Daniels N Bell. RuIlard. John Z. Sawyer Sudbuy
Henry Simonds Pusford, X Blake Brandon
Noyes ~ Harris. Poutney Milo X. Day, do
Allen Grover, Wells w. Chipmau, Orwell
T.. Jameson. Castleton r Chds PuisG.u
Scnlca J. Smith, DANNY a. X. Vail, DANNY bofoef
a. Ballard. Clarendonl Ira bingham Sudbury.
IL I,umha I'd Pa v,let LJl,
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Witch IL pionouue-d by tbuse Who have made trial
4 Boon ~ Mc Human Rare &c

100 DOZ. warranted iHdIan Pond Sc,lhe
lOO Stones, and 300 10. Magog OH Stone. lor
sale wholesale and retail, by RRT.
Jan 10, 1888 "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
Fur, Fur, Fur


Ih@ s'1s'ii'rf N.ll pay cash and The btgh.st
prce iaf Fe4 as4 ciass fox h.t.f az 49,. -,
s,ols - mar'ia fets. Those having sny a. rb,
'esre faf 30 - r., aa1 hettef csii i.ei1rr ,,ioc
Rsashi. J.G. 10, 1854
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
name, Ian, ID, 1910.
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Those who have KEEP, and made use ofthe follow
log Family Medicine, IN the extensive ride Of The
subscriber, have been obliged to call IN physicians
iof advice bit se~om orthe diseases for which they
are recommended.
They positively are calculated to assist nature 10
inIo~ On disease, wthot, recurring or thwar;ing her
efforts which Is all We ever ought to aim to accom-.
pllsh.
NYrup for Dy'eaiery This is one OF the hes,
'hsa.e'As. !.f its sum- complaints Of claldtsn,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
800

nAi,ro- ip ROLAND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

moral worth, his ardent attachment prneiues which
constitute the basis of the Wing Party aud his devotion
the best interests OF eoonty lie has been in our Ma
uonal Councils for long series IT years, aud has eni his
powerful aud peseVerng aid sustain the great PROM
inent measures Of Party. The Wings of this Common.
wealth will be proud accord their supper, citizen
emnenty entitled it-and will strenuous and we
have doubt successful efforts place him that Chair
which Is dishonored by its Loeoioco incumbent
and, when In that station know that he will uphold
and sustain insit ad of attempting mpugn aud uaduce
the honor and the credit Of our State.
The Convention then proceeded TO the selection Of
ddote TO be presented for the suges of the Wings for the
office OF Lieut. Governor OF the State The choice fell up
ON the Hon. JOHN REED Of Yarmouth, gentleman well
known to the citizens Of Massachusetts, for long of
public services an underwriting devotion Wing principles
and great experience In public aairs This nomination
was received with great applause. IL highly accepa.
bic TO the members OF the Convenon-and will be So we
doubt not to their constituents the Wings of
committee was appointed TO wait upon Mr. Reed who
was IN the town. attending Delegate to the Convention
and he consented to accept the nomination.
MIR. Chapman, OF Boston, from the Committee appointed
Tor that purpose, reported series OF Resolutions
tory OF the principles upon which the Wing contest in the
ensuing campaign, is To be conducted.
The entire proceedings o this Convention have been con-
Quoted with the utmost decorum-with the
TO unanmiwith nice regard the feelings and wishes
OF our Wing brethren in all parts OF the State-wh per-
vnding Of the pressing necessity OF mighty effort TO
redeem Commonwealth from the disgrace which over
shadows herewith undminshcd confidence in the
truth and the nestmabe value OF the principles OF Wing
Party-and with deep and enduring patriotic
devotion to the cause OF our country.-Bosfon Atlas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

Correspondence of the Philadelphia forunl
Hopes Of fAs Tennessee WAigs-DisEaay Of the Loeos
pAo "WATped Cocks" before the 6sAt-A No
hOaal BaRk-Poik aud Jones stumPing.
MrNruis TENN, May 30, ls43.
My dear Sir-Knowing you take warm interest IN the
elections take place in tins State in August take plea
assuring you that the Wings in higher
spirits than they this and never had more rea
feel confident of In fact the Lccos are
whipped already and show consciousness of their defeat
There has been great change m public opinion in regard
Wing principles and Wing many of our best
citizens who have heretofore gone with the Loeos have
frankly confessed that they do longer that they
are Conservative while they find that party distinctive
They think have made fair tisl of doing without a
National Bank, and that ought have such insua-
ton
Polk, the Loco candidate for Governor is strong man
the stump, but "loan Jimmy" call Gov. Jones,
than match for him. Polk has bad to ma
and has work against popular feeling lie looks
faded and detected lie know by this time that de-
feat awaits him; no wonder he is in bad spirits.
Yours, truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13
Yirrinia lbsiracflons.

writer in the y. Y. American pronounces the idea that
John Tyler entitled because he is President,
Virginia abstraction Of the first wnter lie then
cesuy comba the notion that the President for the
is entitled popular attention, Of the office he
holds by much such arguments had the honor a.
urday Of addressing the Public.
But let that writer do Virginia Justice John Tyler re.
ceyed no attentions IN Virginia. No private gentleman
could have Richmond with less ocat than President
Tyler did not his fault but that Of the sturdy Re.
pubcaus Of Va who will not consent to honor individual
progocy because riIdcd with official rank. Can the
American say much for New York; Tyler arrived here
unnouc,d, unysted, cxccpb few (whom necessity
forccd summed by the whole population, Wing and DE.
mocraG Can New York boast 30 honorable a course Of
/ conduct Can Philadelphia Can Bulhmorcl Does not
Cambridge degrade still lower It's literary honours
by comforting the highest degree upon this stupid
dou1
Laugh, gentlemen, Virginia distractions: there too
much of it know: the thing has been into the
ground Bot emulate the conduct Of Vrpnians and mark
when IL practical ISSUE how independently Vr
ginians Of oil parties demean themselves There ma
militia gathering hore-ro spoechesno parasitca attcn
uons-uo dnnerng-no toastug-no inwung-no de-
monsrauons towards the oGcer when the who filcc
the Office, was cordially and generally dcspised
lmate conduct before you ndicuo distractions
Better to be abstract and independent than practical anC
scrviIe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

transportation IL has been supposed that main line
made good tsrsaa to do the transportation Of the branch
road the stockholders % the r. r. r. CO. would in
that what they lost in the Louisa dividends; that i not
true. A. aud lose by doing their uansporta-
ton Louisa Soekhoders The sum thus thrown into the
Treasury OF X r. & Z. Co. does not come into their nd
vdusl pockets, but distributed rsteably among all the
owners OF that large capital The true interest OF men,
Der OF the Richmond Co.. who is also shareholder In the
other. make such arrangements will make the Lou
Company most prosperous she all her treasures
into the lap Of the mother company Now, IL IL not
sonabe expect that the undivided OF active
vslant President, with efficient Board to aid him. will
certainly its than possibly can be done
under the present arrangement do not doubt the quail
heauons OF the managers-hose the head Of the
r. r T. Co; know them be eminent bu, their time
and attention engrossed with their separate concerns
there n thousand influences affecting the Louisa Com
pany they have opportunity enquire into. There
many irregularities in the transportation at present. which
have had the effect OF hrongng the country with
gcns; and very much fear that both roads likely
continue losing under the present Let the super
vsors OF the transportation OF the Louisa Road be
sponsibr that Company with time and capacity 10 de-
vote its administration. and have confidence that
much OF the business done by wagons will
that road. Yea, morel believe policy would be pursu-
ed by independent Board that would Rich
mond much trade now going elsewhere Intelligent busi.
in the country studying well the operation OF
aud effects, surely Judge better what will affect
the of the Louss Company than those and
with very limited time TO devote To the subject.
The extreme anxiety of OF the stockholders get
their share OF the fund accumulated in the hands OF
the X. F. & L. Co. is the principal motive for urging the
renewal of In that event. the funds being
wanted stock the road all would unite in demanding
immediate distribution of the dividends due from the Rich
mond Company Nothing but cash could that pur-
pose-whcrcas, II the Louisa Company does
poraion they have ordered large portion be taken
the surplus stock OF the other Company.
You generally represented by proxy Should these
views your appreciation, would il be well let
your proxy understand that you prefer the Louisa Company
doing its transportation That done, harmoni-
cooperation between the companies and do
doubt but that both will be benefited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13
The Wing cOapention of Massachusetts,.

The Atlas OF Thursday says
The thanks Of the Convention then voted the
several officers for the able, impartial and satisfactory
in which they had discharged their respective dues
A unanimous call was then made for the Hon. Emory
Washburn Of Worcester who addressed the meeting
length in very spirited and eloquent speech.
Mr. Lawrence Of Becher;own, and Mr. Davis Of Greenfield
also spoke with enthusiasm, and in the sanguine
spirit Of the which attend vigorous and
sustained effort, the part of the Wings redeem
beloved Commonwealth.
At the suggestion of Mr. Andrews of Salem three hear.
y cheers then given hills OF Berkshire and the
sands of Cape Cod.
This Convention will be attended with glorious results
this Commonwealth. Never did happier spirit animate
any body Of men. All seemed willing lose sight Of any
individual preferences, and go, for any particular
but for tine prevalence OF those principles which are, and
always will be- the foundation of the Wing party in this
Stateto wit love OF "berty regulated by lava pur-
pose elevate the rock the Judiciary above the influence
OF the party of the day-a firm resolve put down
any Chief Magistrate who deude the people by specous
about human rights while he is by his ACTS sappng
the very foundations of their ibertes-and hearty
mnaon elevate the office of Governor of this State
a who will not stoop subscrye the unlawful pur-
poses Of party for the sake Of popularity; who will
break through the restraints Of the Constitution for
the sake OF deceiyng the people by false and miserable
pretcnce Of refOrm-bu who, by his sincere love OF
the people by his large and liberal views by his strict
Of religious duty, by his intelligence and fahfuness will
prove himself to be pure, upright arid magnanmous Go
vernon Of the Commonwealth"
That Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Gushing had by their apos-
tacy icoparded the Wing party Massachusetts, certain
y But the signs clearly show that their defec
ton could produce but a temporary cloud. The Wings
recovering every day the late for Congress
lin this month"; clearly prove; and Henry Clay could
morrow, carry the State against any living man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

\ our Obcdlcnt servant
J. Kenmore COOPER.

Another Mr.. Cooper, son OF the old monarch Of the
American boards has been appointed very snug office
This Mr. Cooper brotherinlaw TO Ahasuerus TYLER and
has been appointed president of the branch mint Dahone
ga, Georgia. the place o Mr.. Rossigno removed The
Cooper family very comfortably clothed. fed, and
lodged at the expense of the Government Glorious old
Tom the lovers of theacas used c,l the patriarch
OF this Formulate family has struck breeze OF trate luck
in his old age and only supplied with all manner
of solids and liquids Uncle Sans but has the great
satisfaction ofeeng that all the other Coopers large and
sinall. are literally fed from the public crib.
How many sons has the old gentleman He may
have many the old Trojan monarch Pram, chat
Just seyenteen) for aught we know Ii he has would
sdvse the holders OF offices in the country keep
sharp lookout enough of them will undoubtedly be
moved 10 make room for all the Coopers.
That John Tyler is very nice man indeed!! One
thing he is resolved on, and that Is whether the Govern
suffers ornot his family connexions shall be taken
care of-LOu. Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13
Good Health Of Riehmond.

MesTs. Editors: few days ago was srolling about
in Shockoc Hill Burial Ground, large number fresh
looking observed to the keeper that the buying
ground must be filling up very fast lie remarked that
entirely mistaken The graves that had supposed
be fresh only old newly dressed ups that
there only nine intements in the month OF May four
OF them were children sull.born and old
brought here from the OF Petersburg. On farther
quiry to-day 10Th June, understand there has been but
ntermen up tins period of the monththe late Hen
Gibson. These facts certainly will be very pleasing
the citizens and should call forth the deepest
GRATITUDE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-13

A PAS OF SLAuenrrRGRs.-Iohn Jones says Col John.
son slew Tecumseh and John Tyler slew the bank.
Having pscod these hcr"os side by SIDE neck by neck,
ami heel hy heel. John apparently satisfied with his Pu.
torch ko npshncnt proceeds speak very favoaby
of the Tecum-oh sayors chances for the Presidency Mr.
Joucs says the Colonel very popular indeed end that
d. enemies than any other aspunt to the Prcs
deury The reason why Col Johnsun has 80 few enemies.
NJ Jones discovered the fact that be
che present Cbci Magistrate" This new way Of avoid
ina cncmes indeed; but inclined 20 believe that
ca Johnson b not good accisn John Jones takes
h, A. he aud he does not Tyler - that he has
other uhrcts on which he choose pour forth his ccpvus
and s,r,iar elaqncnce aud prefers q treat his Accdcncy
win silent canicmPt.-LoHisrii Journal.