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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-22

the death that there were bruises on the
hands which were traced TO the bones, so
severe were they, but that no fracture was
found that there we're some bruises on the
breast and on the shoulder that all the
bruises were, it would appear, from some
heavy instrument, and that those on the
hands seemed 10 have been made by lifting
them to meet some heavy blows that il
was possible that in a struggle, by fall on
the head death might have been produced
if the head had fallen on any particular SEN
siiive part, but that scarcely any fall on the
head could occur where the patient would
not linger at least several hours before dy-
ing The State also proved that man
passing, between ten aud twelve al night
Horns house, had hallooed to his compan-
ion this circumstance being offered in ev-
idence to account for the prisoners sudden
beeu alarmed by the noise. Proof was
given OF the prisoner having called at the
office of the Clerk of Baltimore County
Court and received the deed for his proper
", on Monday, the Odd March and also of
his arrest in Philadelphia that he there rep
resented himself TO be shoemaker, and
that deed was found with him conveying
his real property to John Sloreco, who late
" committed suicide that to Poist's exhor-
taton to him in person in Philadelphia, he
answered only in sob and that when in
terrogated by the police officer, Ridgely, as
to the head, he only said that he had nothing
to say to him. aud that he had only to take
him to Baltimore, if he was empowered to
do so. The State closed its testimony by
proof that the prisoner was known in Ohio
as Andrew Hellman.
No testimony was offered Cor the defence,
and the case was argued TO the jury on the
facts and law.
As before stated, the prisoner was declar-
ed guilty by the jury, after consultation of
thirty minutes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-22

conviction, that the wine cup was too ia
uliliar with his lips rI
God, in pity look down upon and impart
world-the detected ones 10 whom home is
desolate, whose hearts are breaking slowly,
secretly, string by s!ring-who live only for
their little ones, and because they know it
wrong To plunge unbidden into eternity l.
Beings who have ventured their all of earth
ly happiness, and have lost all--who have
been deceived, betrayed, and are now de-
serted Pity and console them, Great Gre
ator, for the misery of unrequiied love, Of
wounded pride, of crushed affection, of
hopeless despair, throughout this life, can
only be soothed and softened by heavenly
Influence
Poor Annette Step by step her hus-
band plunged onward in the downward path
Ray after ray departed from the light OF her
beauty Wider and wider became the gulf
between the manufacturer and his son-in-
law. But, horror of horrors the crisis
soon came The resource of gambling
failed at last with Leroy, aud HcR-he re-
sorted to forgery Ay he forged the
name Of George Delise, the father Of his
wife, and fled the country in order to es-
cape the penalty Of his crime
But few days have gone by since we
saw Annette. Only five years since her
marriage. What change The lily has
supplanted the rose-the eye has lost its fire
the step its buoyancy-the form its grace
She is doomed and broken hearted woman.
Disease has marked her for its own"-
Loss Of seep-mental anxiety-the dis
grace-the shame-the ignominy Of her hus-
bands career, are hurrying her to prema-
ture gravel
Mothers be warned Virtue, Integrity
and Religion are the only safe companions
for your budding and beautiful daughters
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-22

A gentleman was asked why he called an.
other smart. He replied why lie has been
living Two wears, 80 my knowledge, without
earning The first red cent, and had no capital
to commence with. If that isn't an evidence,
oil smaftness, don't know what is'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-22

A most distressing paragraph, 10 the effect
that Jacksontown, ia Huntington county, Pa,
was totally destroyed by fire, except one STA
BILE, is going the rounds OF the press, il is al
most a pity 10 spoil so interesting a riece Of
news by stating, that said topn consisted Of
only one tavern and The stable aforesaid!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrRss or susscKruoso City sub-efber ssoo p.r wa,
and foe shorter period when by siopayabe I'm
all cases In advance.
Apvrsusse-For een lines tor lees. Insertion rs cont.
TWO Insertions ti three insertions VI 500 and every
ing insertion. n
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number OF insertions OF Advertisements on the
Ms they will be inserted be stoned and ehar
Cd accordingly pJ Orders to stop writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ lines ana in that
proportion for advertisements Of enrh and $40 for Is
hne, except Auetioneens and Lottery dealers charged
sioo. paper inciuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

UST received by recent arrivals the following
superior and extensive Lade.
chsen- shoes and slippers which at unusually Low
Ladies DTk lasting Buskins
Do Fine Morocco w. Baskin-
Do Do thin soe Do
DO. DO. Paris eoloursd DO.
Misses French Morocco slippers
DO Do do. Bnskins
DO cooured DO.
chhrens French Morocco welt Buskins
Do BRA -. and Kid DO. and Slips
A., DO 'osoured Do. Do DO. and ANGLE ties
Also always ON hand Iade. Kd and Mo-
ee Sl- buskns French A.o al ma
's- ." every Kind for the Shoe and Boot.
o. Every variety among which beautiful article Of
eooured horoeeoan Of which up to order in
very superior style and u shortesf notice
cent below former prices ma mn y"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

20 my Old customers and the public generally.
hANE Just received schr Union from Philadelphia nor
- uon OF my spn stock n materials manufacture OF IA,
~ an Gentlemen Boots and shoes q the hrt quality follows.
Best French AMI American Calf skins
DO boot Morocco ior Gcntemen's sumner wear
Finest English and Amcncan Kid. for ladies slips
70 french Morocco do do. DO
De. Pup Seal DO 40 SHOE
The above viii be made in The besi and mo-, f.bio
able MANNER and NOT surpassed for or durability bv INV
manufacioy On the Union AfFX uff n ~
Late Coca Hm.
Nb an also prepared Manufacture bound pore. ~ .
-lpttr't qlahy NH % A. HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
VOLUME 30. NUMBER Is4.
THE 8Esr FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA.

GNEfT SUCCESS.
SEARS Family magazine. we understand ~. .,..,-
attained circulation of ve and /. a., eI,- -.
I'M" every family throughout n,,, p,,-
- N eve lover of science leaninr a. he -.
OF TIE Kind ever puhhed Every article |. uroo.-,,x A.
WIN new and elegant and .slecttan 81 ar.
mo-- and verse selected singular taste anil rr
me wors . edited BY Mr. srsn. eadrr. No kru
"'h us That this task cqnhi dcvovc un ,-
sensible MANY. y Dolly Ns-s. ~ s
The following from the Editor the New wosli dated AMI
49,
sears New Monthly Family mnxnx,nr.---w.
nave o' 10 notice this New Magazine which M.
'anaf nst The April number before u. ana M. Inc
oas combines entertainments ami utility high degree
h pr1ea We Understand hns already gained ts-f popu-
y when wiz insure s object !. moi :,
nneh 70 furnish original seeuaon- IN. av a. IN
aee witn The reach OF an In cheap nerbe atrctlv,
o 'ne mass OF general knowledge
pnVe volumes and therefore only attained bv tho- vho.
means ana leisure serve them for prolonged research aims
=" oy ie monopoly of KSowLKpsE. and Consequently p-r
AMI Deserves the most liberal support public 81 per annuu
-,'i,ss- L. NJ. HARRoLD
Ag., "a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
SPRING AND SUNNER UaTS
Madeira, sherry ana PORT wines.


VIE subscribers take pleasure call tade
and their friends geneny with
ue Ne-rs 10 procure Wines
qes OF Madeira sherry and Port To tins place, which they
WIN confidence and pleasure long and
peaoe Standing Of the hesr- blackburn
oeI 70, uer ines VIII be met in strict
ment The subscribers solicit the
ton Of Mess George and Robert blackburn Madeira for
ue Oh keerye London Particular. Particular
serea Bual Mam-ey and nta sherrie and Port from
Mercy and oporto selected by Mess Co
Those fond OF serres and Port have opportunity through
command tab. Of the difr.p
qualities and prices be N application 90
NH - DUNLOP. MONCURE q CO. Agents
ECElNED and opening this beautiful col
loFed Caters and Half Caters They indeed rare and
beautiful J. 4. WATKINS A. Mai, .f,s.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

DRINTING INK.-News and Book Ink for ale bv
IL - nAVPNpOpT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Usr opened and for very cheap arve assortment Of SEA-
~ sonable Dry Goods -
Csheoes at 5. 81. 9. Q. 10, Isl, Is, and cd
Ginghams 90
French Lawns at 25, J7l so and 6sl
Balzofne Lawns assorted patterns
BoHbazines and Aapaekas
Isle Laces and Eiginxs
Thread do do
Fancy Silk Hdk1L and ears
bonnef- Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flower.
farasols and sun Shades nc a.. &C.
The above Goods with assortment Of asonabe Good.
WI % s"h NeIy cheap by J. D. CUNNINGHAM
@ 70 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
4 LeAN silver Kim 81 Castor~, Of the very bes,
~ quahy with cut plain and pressed for ale by
INA 10 RICHARDS a GARDNER
Hardware and Fancy Store sbockoe Hill
REAUTIFUL WILLOW AND OIL CLoTH TABLE ITs
- for sale by HECTARES c.pnypp
INA - Hardware andFa Stor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

Nj KS GARDENERS INDIAN BALsAM OF IIYFRWoRT-
AA a supply Of the genuine, received and for sale by
BOLTON & HARRISON
Corner Of Main and Governor street, below the Eagle Rum,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
BOLTON & HARRISON,

DOLlON N HhhhlOUN.
Druggists a. APothccnries, corner of Vain and
Governor Streets (belOlo the Eagle Ruins)
VIE Subscribers having opened Store respectfully
II Offer TO country others an extensive assert
mcnt Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils colours &c which
they will sell the terms.
EPSON salts Flour sulphur Camphor Magnesia, SIENNA,
Mamma Castor OIL IN bottles for washing
Potash and Pearlash, Salaratus,
Salt Pctfe. Jamaica Ginger. Seidlz and Yeast Powdsrs
White Lead Lnseed Oil Spirits Turpentne Copa Varnish
Japan Varnh, Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground Verigr
Blue and Green Nerdrer Paris White Dutch Pink
Red Lead. Blue, Red and Yellow Faint. Window Glasz
yellow Ochre, Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green.
Chinee Blue, sap Green Drep Lake article
for WALK
suph ouinne. Morphine &C. supply OF seears chew
ing and smoking tohacoo, snuf snufI.ho1es &C. mh7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency at Riehmond. virginia.

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency at Riehmond, virginia.
'uNHIS Company was incorporated in the wear
i5le with perpetual charter and Capital 100000
and nsures against los amage by Or. dwelling houses
manufacturing establishments household furniture mesea
dizs in general on thu most favorabl-
Any losses which the Company -que. taken Mt
Applications for The policies may be
made 70 The SUBSCRIBER who has fully appointed Agent for re
CITY OF Richmond and vicinity
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &c &c.
WhoIesaIe and Retail.
vi We take THIS occasion again To remind friends
;i' G.; i a s s our much
-. - owef than formerly and as it discrimination
CHANTS and purchasers generally give a cali before they
ASSURING them tina, no efforts .habe wanting please
h IN a" respects Amongst follow
ng,viE-
FOR LADIES.
Curdy's 'N'' '-'' ''s
Ladies S very .Sps5o, French Morocco Walking Shoes do
DO fine French Morocco and Kid Buskins
Do 90 cs,s..,, 90 do Slippers beautiful at, 81
FOR GENTLEMEN
'enuenens Dress Root. M
DO calhhln Boots 2d Ord and ath qualities
DO low priced pegRed and sewed Boots
DO very superior Calfskin and Morocco Brogans Niles
DO fine Calf and Kipskn Brogans and SHOES assorted
DO hne Bnekskin Shoes and slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid Slipper.
DO do do do do Walking Shoes
10 90 do do and Seaskn Boot,e-
do do do seaskn Leather Walking shoes
BOYS.
BOYS very fine Calfskin Brogans Shoes
DO do do Kipskin do
10 hned and bound pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick unbound pegged sewed do
WOMEN.
Womens leather pegged and wells assorted
90 do do Boots
DO do hid and Morocco slippers do
MEMS.
"Sh lined and bound Pegged and sewed Kip Brogans
~ 20 On do do Shoes
do thick unbound pegged md ewed Bro=an.
do thick pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Boots and Shoes nj all prees
ALSO,
aId Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks i
por carpet Travelling Bags Vace Can and Letter
apphg Paper shoe Thread Shoe Brusho-
Hair Trunks all sizes, &c. D. BURLINGTON A. Co
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots shoes &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

For the removal and permanent c ure of MI dis
eases arising from nm impure of the
Hood, or habit of the system. viz:
Scrula OF Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate
IONS fnps or Po-ues the Face, Botches Chronic
sore yes King Wofa OF Tetfer Scaii Heat
pain OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphc Svmp-
toms Seauea OF Lurnbago and diseases arising inudi-
eols Use oil Mercury Aes or Dropsy mprldence
in life Also Chronic Disorders will be
hr fhfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

Gcntiemen's Dress Shoes.
NJ r. have on hand an assortment Of Gentle
meme Dfess Shoes Those in want o. good Shoes win
please eau az JUDAH MYERS 4 cos
y ~ Boot Shoe and Trunk Warehouse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29
r.. N. HUDSON.

Oree ON Main Street, Square ADORE the Banks,
PERFORMS al operations tbs Teeth beauty and
ton and inserts the best Kind OF Teeth snsy or Nm
nun ets on the most approved plans Refer Rvd Dr. p
ne kevd Dr. Empie Hubbard Gardner Co. Hon H. a. BALDWIN
Dr. chameerayne Dr. H. g. cabsr, and George Watson. NJ d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

9 The above Medicine is prepared by ADAM YOUNG Drug
gust Hapers Ferry and sold by him, and other Druggists
State Price only $3.50 small supply hand by
GAYNOR 4 LYELI.
One door above the Bel Tavern
2, Vrhu,o Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-29

= CfIEAP CALICOES, &c.
81 received beautiful and large sgrng Cal
- Goes. which Will be sold extremely low
Spring Calicoesat5, 90. g. .. 10. I2I 25 eta
Cteap white CaHbucs and caalbric Muslins
Do linen camhnc Idkfs. d. elk pocket ITft6s
ALSO,
Florence Braid and LEGION Bonnets
Ladies and Misses Straw d.
Handsome Bonnet Ribbons ami Artificial Flowers
The above goods have Just been received md win be- t mo-
''''"o"9 eneaP NJ J. y. CUNNtNGHAM's
Cheap Cash Dry Good store
~ Ono door above 81. VIM M,tehelr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
The most highly approved Me-

cine noW IN general use for Cougks, COiis a|
all diseases oTMe Lungs
TIME VEGrTABLE PULMosARy BALshM Is irE
Il he the most popul lar medicine evci known in
for Coughs, Colds, Asthsma or Phthsic, Con,uJ
Whooping Cough and pulmonary affections Of ever
E1h acts from Certificates.
DR. Samuel Merri of Concord, u. writes that
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is ,A
medicine, having boon used with complete success.
which had previously resisted the most appro ed Pred
lions.
DIR. Truman Abel of Lcmpsier N II writes that ID
IDENTIFY recommends its use in oil complaints Of the cid
equal If not superior to any medicine within hs
DIR Amory Hunting Of Franklin, Mass whites that's
having prescribed the usual remedies without reltl
having consulted with several eminent phy.cishs HI
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam 10 have tn. ts
effect and mmends it as safe convenient and
cious medicine.
Dr.. Thomas Brown Of ConcordcN. II. writes thnnI
knowledge it has never disappointed the reasonable ~
tations Of those who have used il.
The pnblic are particularly cautioned against ties
couDterlets or limitations, which have partially Or W
assumed the name Of the genuine article.
J BE assured that il ID not genuine unless nj
Of the signatures of SAMPSON REID or WIZ JOSS 4
Ler, are found attached TO the yellow label 90 bs
vclope tan labels Of and after the date Of Dec Ig5
have the written signature Of VIM Jon'n Cutler ptt
by REED, WING g. CUTLER, date Low & II
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street Boston, ~
by JAS. GREEN g. co, Worcester, and by Dfsai
ApotbecaHes, and Country Merchants generally
so cents. nos
For sale by Daliels & Bell, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
John E.. Griffin. ailor.

ID EsPFCTFULLY int I'm. Tho citr,ns u Rui.
IL Lard. spd ih. rvb.io Al lsrg. that hs hss
o;.eued ,hog N Eas Roland. or,r John Sifous .
Siots fifulcfly occupice br Charles NoiissiSn.
whs,s ~ b.. rofngsiency and uu'cnaiiing sueaiior
te husiDefs be expects 80 receive portion 81 that
patspnsge which Discriminating ,rbHc ). ever
Known 10 hesiou Has ~ofk oil be done IN the
nes,sa s'vie. and by the best Of workfnen, and
-srsnisd 30 sYii otierwt.c he 1. willing 90 fur
risa il's same goods pay ibr ready n'nney Rot
suy 81 his wu,k ihsi dncs not suti - there 10 q
cssncs she,s hard umes 90 make money.
Rutised. tsne -, ist3 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
The Universal Medicine of Life

GTBRANDRETHS PILLS may DO said TO be "Tbs
universal Medicine Of Life" or they cleanse amp purify tho
blood strengthen and nvgorae the nerves and secure the
peectng of digestion, by which avoid els holy and
prevent the creation Of those humours to which
Eiyspeas ScUrvey, Govt. and those "slmy dreps out
which the Stone aad Grnve is formed within US -
IS now well understood that the randreth Pills have
oued thousands Of hopeless and helpless persons
the hrs physicians had beyond all human
means o, relief IT now not only known that the Brand
reth Pills DO CURE, but it is also understood HOW thew
by their purifying effect the blood that they
restore the body to health
The value Of this medicine is becoming more and more
manifest IL is recommended from family family The
Bandreth Pills remove in almost mpe ptbIe ma
an noxious aecumulatons and purify and invcorate tho
blood and their good effects by an
inconvenience Being composed entirely of they
DO not expose those who them to danger their e
fects certain they sautary They are daily and
safely administered to infancy youth m,nIood and old
age and to women in the most critical nd cato
stances They do disturb or choke the animal unc
stons but restore their order and establish their health
me andreth Pills are sold at rs cents per box Dr.
BTandreths New England Office,
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Only place 10 BOSTON for the TnUr PnL..
W TO ~ REMEMBERED ,h,. each ofthe genuine
That each label has two signatures Of Dr. BENJAMIN
Brandreth upon it.
And there must be upon each box three signatures thus
D. BkANDRETH, M. ID.
An thressghaturcs, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
ink there being the labels nearly three impress
ions Of Benjamin Brandre,bs Pills.
AGENTS for his State in Rutland COUNTY.
Ripley g. Bailey Pawlet, WIN b Sheldon
Brandon, Ira Button. Ptts(ord Henry Simonds
20 Warren d Bliss, Poutney, A. Bliss,
clarendon, Il d A. Bulard James o. Richardson,
Hitchcock T. Morgan Sbre W sbury John Juckm.,ter
Casteton, Hodges d Haw kns Sudbury, Ira nghsm,
u. Jameson. ITinmouth, N. W. Sawyer,
Guttlngsve, Brown Dow, Wallingford s. Townsend IT,
Danny, s. q. NJ J. Smith, Lapham Vail g. Co
Enoch F Rogers Wells, Allen Grover
Fnirhaven, G. Allen Westhayen, s. ID. Armstrong
Middlstown, s. G. Bruce. F. smith
Orwell, W. Cbipnan e. Co. Whitehall NY Day6Nioody
Those agents are likewise su pplied with
BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
which is pronounced by those who have made trial
Boon 10 The Human Race 62Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
10000 Acres Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offer for sale thirty thousand
acres of Land, situated in the counties of Cen
esee, Lapeer, Shiawasse, Saginaw and MscOm5.
heland which now offer for sale consists of
heavy timbered land, such Beach, Maple, Hicko-
~, Baffernuf, DC DC; also OAK Openings, all of
which comprises the most choice locations in the
state, being nerspereed with pure and rapid streams
Of water
Also $500 acres Of Pine Land, situated on Flint,
River, together with sereTai eiig,bie Wafer Pr,u-
ieges.
dor terms are such that the inducements offered
TO settlers is advaniageousthe time for purchase
money being from to ten years.
We are disposed to give three acres Of land and
the first crop for clearing and fencing one.
Several improved farms for sale lease.
Application made TO the Undersigned, at Flint
Genesee county, Michigan, will receive prompt at
tenon. G.. MERKrR Dewey,
THo's l.. l.. BReNT.
Flint, Feb. %, 1913. 22tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20

I'VE ihe subsoribcfs being appointed +, The Hon
w Probate Court for the disiTici of fsirhaven
commissioners 70 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons sgaHs, Tire estate
Of
jonathan Sersos isf, II Hulbsrdfos
In said DISTRICT deccs-rd. represented nsoycn,, end
also - claims and demands exhibited m offset
hereto. and ok months from the 9Th DAY Of
June, inst. being SLOWED by said court for thai,
purpose. we DO therefore hereby give notice that
viii attend 10 the business Of our said appoint
mcoi a, the dwelling house OF Joseph Worcester
In suHhsry the cad day Of July neat. hom one
or,o,k until I've o'clock, y. r., on said day.
). 7. NicHois. NARAN CLiEK, Com'rs
Sudbury. lure ~. 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
consumption n LtUer Complaint
DIR TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIVERWORT


From 375 Bo,eery, Ne,0 York.
tNOR the cure Of coughs, colds, ca,arih, asthma.
L soreness OF the chest pain in the side and
breast, raising Of b'ood LAYER Complaints Broncbi-
us and all those affections Of the throat and Lungs
which are source Of 50 much suffering, and. unsr-
res'eo' so often terminate in CONFERENCE.-The,
remedy is highly and Justly distinguished. ], is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle its effects upon
Inc system and can be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as well as Utility Physicians,
aware OF It's medical properties, and witnessing its
effects even IN extreme, and in some instances ap
pa'eh'iy almost hopeless cases, often prescribe II 10
'neir practce, Doth as palliative and remedy,
ana win The medical Faculty generally, it has met
with great appreciation.
70, common Cold and cough, this is one of the
very best remedies ever discovered
N B. There is a spurious and counterf eit arti
Gle aioai, and lately introduced into the country.
therefore be careful to get the genuine, which i.
nom S15 Bowery, \. Y, and is for sale al The Ru,
land Bookstore by JAS p. MILTON; T.. Jameson
Gastlelon; A. Allen, Fairhsven; Moves a Harris
East Poultney; Doct f.. Vail. Middieiown; SamT
Townsend, IT, WaliinRford; Hitchcock a Morgan
Clarendon Spa !. i. Wing, Ira; Strong Beek'
''-''S' "eo"'s ioi tbe hbOfe. 25.Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-20
Crockery.

NJ Mat. Of q per"on'' REit remembered ,ha,
Ds'ne' OF Rutland IS. at special probate
court held at Rutland within and FOR said district
on the 4ih day of July A. 1913.
Present VIM Hall, Judge.
Bradford Andrus executor of the last will and
testament Of Samuel Engram. late of Wallingford
m said district, deceased, tesiate, having made an
plication TO said court to have the time heretofore
allowed for paying the debts and legacies Of said e.
neat:
II /" ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the frs, Monday being
The 7ih day of August next, and ,ha, a copy Of
this order be published three weeks successi,elv
previous thereto, in the ROLAND Herald, newspa.
per printed al Rutland, that all persons interested
may appear and object to the same if they SEQ capse
true copy Of record,
21i2s HENRY HALL Register.