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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06

aTBRANDRETHS PILLS may be said to he Tia
Universal Medicine OF Life they cleanse anp purify h
blood strengthen and nvgorse the and he
penecng Of digestion, by which avoid melancholy and
prevent the creation Of those humours to which s
Eryspelas ScUrvey Gout and those ''smy dfegs cuts
which the Stone aad Grnvel is formed within us
II IS now we'll Understood that the Brandreth Pills hd
cured thousands OF hopeless and helpless persons s
the first physicians had pronounced them beyond all hmii
means Of relief II is now only known that the Bard
elh Pills DO CURE, bot 1t is also understood How iI
cure; that is by their purifying effect the blood ais9
restore the body TO health
The value Of this medicine is becoming more and NOT
manifest II is recommended IRON family to family ~
Brsndreth Pills remove in almost impcfcopbie mahn
all nosous aecumaiatons, and purify aud uvgoraeh
blood and their good effects not counet6slanesdg
Inconvenience. Being composed entirely Of Vegelabe@@
do not expose those who use them 10 d.nger aSd '
iects are certain as they are salutary They are d'
safely administered to infancy. youth, m1nbood sbs
age women 10 the most critical and delicate eicam
stances. They do not disturb choke the animal wv
ons, hut restore heir order and establish TIER h
The brandreth Pills are sold at 25 cents per bol""
BIandIetL's New England Office.
10 HANOVER STR ET 10
Only place in BOSTON for the THvE PiLL'
~ To BE REMEMBERED that each of the gsn''"
has upon II THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS.
That each label has two signatures Of DR.. BetJD'
Brandretb upon il.
And there be upon each Dor three sisnaurs' '''
Is BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
An ihfeSslgnaturos, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. ..
Besides the labels foil Of email printing done ~.
INK there being the labels nearly three hundred imP
ions Of BenJamln BraBdreths Pills.
AGENTS for his State IN Rutland CouHiy
Rutland ,aW. E.. &. SiOddard, Orwell, 4. t. Catlnt
Ripley Bailey ranst, WIN u shei9nh,
Brandon, Ira Button. Phtsford lienfy simoAeh
Warren a. Bliss, lFoultBey, A. Bis,, L..
Clarendon, q a. A. Bullard lanes o. fha"',
Hitchcock r. Morgan Shrewsbury John Bues'a''"
Csstletou, Hodges a IIs~ kins sudbury, Ira Bingham
T. JmiesoD lTinmo1tb, \. W SaSJSl
cuttingsyille, Brown & Dow w sngford, \ Tovs'tnSL
Danby, =. a.. II. J. Smith, LaphsD. |aA w
Ehoch 4, Rogers Wells, Allen Gfo'efi ,
Fairhayon, 4 g. J. e. Allen Wetihsyen :. - A'n'"'''
Mddi.to~H. :. g. Bruce 3 smith, 4,
Orwell, ". Chapman g. Co. Whitehall y Y d.! S"'N'
Those Agents are Likewise 40 Fgcd with
BRANDRETHs EXTERNAL REMED1i
which is PiOnou need BY those who have made us' a.,
A boon 10 The Human Race. %
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Select school.

A SELECT SCHOOL will be opened in the east,
pan o. ofweli W. on Monday the IIih of
Seri. 10 continue eleven weeks IN large and con.
'ehlen' school room near the dwelling of Dea. Sam.
vei Young, under the care and tuition NJ Mr. Free.
man Pollard, whose experience, qualifications, and
wei known success ss teacher. Justly eniitle him
TO tie extensive patronage which be has invariably
received.
Instruction will be given 10 all the common Enc.
hsh branches, Algebra, Geometry. Surveying, Nat.
ural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry. &c Spe.
eiai attention will DO given to those wishing 10 pre-.
pare ior teaching. Tuition 50 90 Board NAV be
obtained IN respectable families on the most reason
able terms. d. A MilI,aros
Habsardiou, Aug II, lsl3 1896
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TAIIcEING.
.Sinfc Of Ferrnoni.

State Of Vermont, 1DE il remembered
Ds,rc, OF Rutland, IS. : ID that at a special
probate cour, held at Rutland, within and for said
district on the 9Th day of August, A. d. ls43,
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Charity Coy and Martin Coy, administrators of
the estate Of Reuben Coy, late Of Mddle,own in
said district, deceased. having made application 10
said cour, 10 have the time heretofore allowed them
for paying the debts of said estate, extended one
year from 1he 9th day of September next;
], is ordered tina, said application be referred for
hearing and decslonto the first Monday being the
Alb day Of Sept. next and that copy of this order
he published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
a, Rutland tina, all persons interested may appear
and object to the same they see cause.
true copy Of record,
1886 HENRY HALL, Register.
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4 EVI $. RUST, Teacher of Music, continues to
IL sell Bass and Double Bass Viols, Melodians
and Seraphins, manufactured by Abraham Pres
colt. instruments which cannot be eScelled IN
quality finish by any that can be produced in tho
country. Also, superior violins, all of which will
be sold a, the manufacturers prices and warranted.
Individuals or societies wishing TO purchase any
of the above instruments, will find il for their inter
est To call on the subscriber, who has removed
TO Rutland where any communication will be CRATE
fully received and promptly answered.
LEVI S. RUST.
Rutland, May LIST, IS13. Isif
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Hygean Pills.

HIRAM L. CHENEY, standing County Agent,
l. Il keeps constantly on hand various sized boxes
OF the above Pills at the following prices, viz =
0,25, 0,50, 81, 50, SO. Persons that have used
those Pills, know the utility of them and they will
recomend themselves Also,
Shermans Cough and Worm Losenges.
and the "Poor Mans Plaster" for lame side, back,
or breast, furnish by Pangborn d Brinsmaid State
Agents. June 90 lS43 26I
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N ( DIcIk ( s.

Tx. Mahitts Cough Drops, Tooth-Ache Drops,
- ye-Waier, and Liquid Balsam, are the best
medicines ever offered to the world for the cure of
those diseases for which they are recommended
HTSee the Agents Show Bills of description
FOR sale by Burt 81 Mason, and G. T. Hodges,
Rutland; Caleb Hall, Clarendon; S. Townsend,
Wallingford; S. N. J. Smith, Dandy; J. O.
Richardson and Noyes e. Harris, Poultney; M. G..
hangdon O. Co. Casteton; Hitchcock q Morgan,
West Rutland. 90 "a
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DR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS.

Are daily eectng Of the astonishing and
delu that have been known-n conscque nee
OF ~hic. ,ney have become shining mark against
winch al the Of disappointed hope envy and unchar.
tsbeness leveed wrhout distinction. The and
country alike filled with their praise The palace and
the poor house alike echo with their virtues 10 all eli.
maes under all temperatures, they still retain their won
derlu powers and them unaered by age situation
They simple in their preparation mild in their actions
thorough in their unrvacd in their results
COMSTOCK e. TYLER
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06

Al II WOOSTER, being dcsirous 10 chance
WI. hiss business, offers Its entire stock ri goods
together with store and hiiures krs, cost and the
privilege OF store. 10 any one who viii purchase the
whole The gpois now on hand were purchased
for cash, and of course were purchased very low.-
u IL great chance fer any ono who wishes 10 10.
themselves fot country business. it - stu
sed 10 The village Of West PoUltney of the most
dchehtful villages the whole state The store is
the three story brick building. the corner at the
head OF the village, formerly owned aud occupied by
Sisnley & Mallory. Iflho whole are ~, sold soon
CHAT is the goods they will be sold al cost at Ie
tail. a. | have decided to close up.
N. IT, WOOSTER
IVES, Povlincy, Aug IS. isI3. 1897
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Take Physic early-Medicinc comes too late,
When the disease becomes inveterate.

Recommended by The FaoMty--Li66y's Pills.
BY long experience these Pits been proved by
thousands be the best aud safest Family Medicine hthe
discovered At all seasons of the year they Will be found
very valuable 10 all who with themselves against
sickness They alike safe Tor children for any peri
cd OF life Ind require extra attention TO diet cloth
ing Bil9 and Liver complaints dyspepsia Indigestion
dneases sick headache. aud all diseases sIsng
from impure Of lhe blood or dsordered state Of
the stomach bowels speedily removed by taking
They prevent seurvy cotiveness and it's
therefore sesfping should be without them time
nor climate affects them not.
COMSTOCK &, TYLER,
wholesale druggists and sole agants, New Yok
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
DIR. LIBBY.s HTTERs.

That DIR Libby has mads important discovery in the
science Of medicine and the physiology Of the human
TEN, gilmore Importance the webeing and health of the
human family than all that has heretofore been known
cannot be doubted by the scep,iesl.
shall now proceed TO state 10 what theory and i'm
portant discovery consists and 6aer myself that shall
he able make clear that this doctriue is Before
however, doing this wish TO explain word. whchI
shall have frequent occasion 10 make Of viz Secretion
BY Secretion. mean that part of the Buima economy
which supplies the funds Of the BODY for exampe-tbe
bile gall fluid and is secretion OF the Liver
All diseases bave their origin in suppressed imperfect,
deprayed secretion Of val iuus organs.
COMSTOCk & TYLER,
wholesale druggists and sole agents, New York.
HookerA W ooser PonhneyiS. Townsend jr Wsllngfotd
Dahies Bell. Ru,ard. John {. Sawyer, Sadbury
Henry simonds Pittsford, u Blake Brandon
Noyes a. Hams Poultney Milo X. Day. do.
Allen Grover, Wells w. Chipma u, Orwell
&. JAMESON. Castleton r. Childs, Phtsfeh
Sehies ]. Smith, Dandy A. r. Vail, Danny borough
q. a. A. Bullard, Clarendon Ira Ri ngham Sudbury
Al. LnnibsTd, PsNlet 52Iy
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Piano Forte.

nNR new and first rate Piano Porte fnr sale
" fer Information, enquire Of Levi s Rusi in
huesnd, OF at The WslPoie Stage House, where The
ins;TuHsea, msv be seen.
Aug -, lsis. $3.50
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Nails.

RuRT & MASON h.vo hr sal. 1000 lbs. eu,
and wrought nails; Alec. window glass, sash.
pnus, and a complete assortment OF door la,ches
butts, screws, locks, window blind hinge. and fas.
tenings. &c.
Rv,lsnd, Aug. 60, IsIs. ass7
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Crockery.
Low & RIO ER S

l. w & r o G. K r S
HAVE added to their former extensive assort-
l. Il ment of CROCKERY,
Dinner Tea and Breakfast Sets Of the --latest
Style; and now offer for sale great variety of
WARE, of the best quality at low prices.
Whitehall, June o, IS43. "a 81
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted TO NJ IT, Wooster or The
ATE requested to call and selle, and pay their ac-
counts, and cost; this is the third aud last
call. All unsettled accounts, after the first of Oct
next, will be placed in the hands Of attorney for
collection. NJ ii. WOOSTER.
IVES, Poultnsy, Aug. o. 1873. 1897
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Flour! supcrfine Flour

WILL be kept constantly on hand BY the sub
sonbers, at Whitehall prices, adding the price
OF transportation, By The toad or single barrel.
Eastern teamsiers are invited 10 give us a call.
MERRILL & AisswoRrH.
csstlston, May 10, 1873 oO.I6
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Notice.

\ HEREBY give notice that ] have given my son
! I0stph n piau BE unc iili BE- Is ~ years Of
age aud shall claim Of bis earnings or pay any
VI b., debts AFTER ihis date.
LtBAN PRATT.
Moon' lIolley Aug. %, 1913. 81.
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Listers Notice.

THE Listers Of the town Of Rutland hereby give
l. uo,ice that they will attend 10 hearing appeals
and objections 10 nis on the 10Th and Jlst
inss., Al tie Office Of Dr. Jas. u. Porter.
Is. r. BLANCHARD.
sAM'L J. GKlGGS,
JAS u. PORTER
Roland, Aug 10. 1913. 1895
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The Universal Medicine OF Life

For sale by Daliels & Bell, Rutland
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Flint. Feb. 81, ls43.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
TIE CocK- AND THE cooN

A Western paper gives the following good one
upon these emblems of parties in those diggins:
These have now by common consent become the
ensign or coat cf arms of the two leading parties
of the day. Pe'i' ''GS
The Democratic papers announce almost every
victory under the figure of the Growing rooster.
We had doubtless some share ourselves, uninten.
tlonallys however, of introducing this birdas fhe
emblem of Democracy when we wrote TO Chan:
man to croao. Indeed, the cock is the appronriafe
emblem of Democracy. Brave, vigiiIant! and
sprIghtly, heis always on the watch. so soon as
thesun, like great loco afoco match. liphtens mn
the world and scatrers the darkness of nioht The
cock safutes him with his we'll known crv Of Loco
TO co! He Is faithful and constant in his attach,
ri'ents, and oathes traitors, or those who orsaLe
their friends. When-St, Peter, like Wbp fail.
ed to redeem the promise he had made.afbee cock
reprImanded him three stimess And throuphont
the Union the Democratic cock is reprima5dino
the Wings for failing to redeem their promise of
good times-"two dollars day and roast beefn
The coon, or Whig ensign, is a nocturnal ami
NAL. He prowls about in the dark. and breads
the light The blaze of loco foeo match sta rte
him off in alarm He sneaks fram hen-r6ost to
henroost, like Whig from bank to bank on bor,
rowed capital Atcock Growing he puts off ike
am evil spirit to his murky den n
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01

ed, Dembcratic Associations must be gotten up
for the purpose Of ceunteracting their influence,
For the present, let-those Associations be formed
on tie broad ground of opposition to Henry
Clay--it will be time enough next spring tosuns
furl the. banner of our leader. For the present,
letthe genius of sound principles be our leader
let il go before aus in cloud by day, and pillar
of FIRE by night, = to indicate the true path, and
herald our progress TO the promised land oi
victory and glory. In this great cause we may
have union-we shall haze union but without
perseverng and perpetual action we shall be again
defeated Let our friends ponder on these things;
and let them determine in wisdom for their country
for themselves, and for posterity.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
From the Charlotte Jeaersonian
A SUGGESTION.


There can be no dspuGng the fact, that the Ma
tional Convention of whig young men, held at
Baltimore in 1910, gave the first grand impetus
tothe great excitement of that year. The Young
men of the WING party came together from all parts
ofthe Union, became acquainted witffseach other
and interchanged views, thus laying the grounds
for concerted action,and pledged their vows to
go home and go to work They did SO, and the
result is before the world. The young men of a
party, though probably less prudent and polite,
are generally more enthusiastically attached to
their principles, and will labor more zealousy for
their advancement than will those who have long
been engaged in the strife ;-and we are therefore
anxious to see some scheme adopted, by which
the young democracy of the country can be arous-
ed to action-to concerted, vigorous action But,
as the holding National Convention would like
ly be attended with too much inconvenience and
expense TO insure full representation from all the
States, we would propose that the young men of
our party in the porthern and eastern States hold
Convention, say at New York those Of the
western States at CINCINNATI, or some other point
in the West; and those Of the southern States at
Charleston, during the ensuing winter or spring
What say you, young Democratic And what
say you, brethren oftfe democratic press2 Will
you pass the-saggestion around2
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
POST OFFICE LAWS

POST OFFICE LAWS.
We think thereisa reform needed in ,eIle Post
Office Laws. We will give case in which the
ground Of this opinion vii Ibe illustrated A few
weeks ago we printed for. some of our friends in
Nashville, Nash county,. in this State, some ball
tickets and one hundred copies of Bylaws for the
Masonic Lodge there. II seemed that these We're
claimed as mail matter, and the Contractors re-
fused to put them on the WayaBll, very properly
indeed, as it would be a,violation of law. The
cost of these tickets is 4, and the postage requir
ed was Sc. In the case .ofthe pamphletsthe cost
the postage would be something over half the
cost of printing Packages o.. goods, to certain
extent may be carried by the Stagcs-beef pork,
salt iron, or any thing else. Butwhen you come
to printed article Of my sort, Unee Sam is hor
ror struck If this ABSURD law-this gratuitous,
useless and wantoK despotism were practised in a
foreign land; we should have it going the ronfnis
of the papers, and soon hear of ''espotic regila-
tions of the mail contracts in Turkey" &c. we
hope the law will berepealcd. Ithas no other
effect than to injure the printer and incommode
the citizens; for if such matter can go only by
the MAIL If would not. of course, be sent at all.
Independent.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
GOOD ADYICE.

Read good books, seek out good companions, attend
good counse initiate good examples and altOdys cote
the Whig ticket Register.
Better. Sing Iog-cabin songs out log
cabin companions attend log-cabin carousaIs-
initiate the examples of the " welT-dressed' and
well-bred" in town, but go it roughly in the
try; submit in all things TO the commands of Mr..
Badger and the elders of the universal Wing par
ty and never be guilty ofthe effrontery oftSink-
ing for yOursclf. In this way you viii please the
leading Wings about Raleigh, and enhtle your
self to be ranked among X Tie dceency."
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01

this melancholy dispensation, which has deprived
our profession of oneof It's ornaments and truly
sympathize with his distressed family in the loss
they have sustained.
ResOlred, That, as mark of respect to the de-
ceased the members of this Society wear the usu-
al badge of ofmourning for thirty days.
ResOIUed, That copy Of these resolutions be
signed by the officers Of this Society, and trans
mitted to the family of the deceased, and publish
I'D in the newspapers ofthe city.
HARDAGE LANE, NJ D, Prest
WMs NJ MPHEETERs. M. D, Rec. Sec'y
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01
From t,te HiElsborough RECORDER

Sir Culture In OFange-We were shown a
few days since, two sip handkerchicG, part OF. a
paFcel>ef silk. manufactured by Mrs. Nathaniel
Harris of This county: They. are heavy and Of
good texture, one white, and thcother coFored,
and would compare we'll with the foreign article,
and no doubt will be twice as serviceablc. We
understand she has also of her own raising, silk e.
nough for six yards cloth. It gives US pleasure
to chronicle such EVIDENCES of the skill and in
dustry of our county, Of which we hope this is
only the beginning
The only difficulty in the way ofthe successful
eulureo silk in this state, so fat as we can learn
seems to be 10 keep the worms free rom disease
But this must be wholly attributable to- the want
Of skill in the nagement; for the culture is car
ried on with profit IN climates considerably colder,
md less cengenial to the hedkh Of these insects
If a few more snch ladies as Mrs Harris would
engage in the business, we shonld soon expect to
see all difficulties removed, and North Carolina
would become as celebrated for the production of
good silk, as she now is for the virtue and intelt-
gence of her citizens
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01

National De5t-Under the oneration If tho
new tariff act the revenue of the country for the
past year will fall about five millions of dollars
short of enough to pay the necessary expenses of
the government. If the tariff therefore is not mo-
dlhed so as to secure more revenue, Congress will
have TO borrow money, or levYa direct tax, to car
ITy on the government. Are the people willing to
De brought to this, to protect and enrich the manu-
featuring States at the expense ofhe agr cultural
portions of the union II so, they should vote for
whig candidates for Congress Dek Press.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-01

q Washington Irring.-rhe Paris correspon.
dent, of the National Inteflgencer, under date oi
September 29th says
have just returned from an hours chat with
Mr.. Irving. who HrtiHed last week from Madrid,
not the worse for the ardudus journey. His as,
but the malady with which he was afflicted in
Spain has left some ailments of the limbs which
exact an interval Of repose for the mind and med
zeal advice Of more authority than probably Ma
drid afforded. His spirits and conversation gra-
tify his friends by their oLtYivacity. He could
inform me of the fate of several Of my Spanish ac-
quaintance, politicians and of letters who had
committed themselves to the whirlpool Mariana
had escaped; Don Roymon de la sagra found
protection in his exclusive devotion 10 science
Martinez de la Rosa and Ga1iano were again ex.-
posed to the rapid and hazardous chances of the
hour. Mr.. Irving is full of anxiety concerning
Spanish destlnies, which battle all prognostic,