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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

aid. and duly Acknowledged ,na recorded accord
Ing 40 law. conveyed 90 Joseph NJ Bishop OF poui-
ucy Aforesaid one upiivl5e1 ihird part oi all the
atoye described premises so I've held 10 trust aud inr
the use and heneht OF the CtedUofs OF the sais
George II. Mallory.
And further sts,ing and setting foih, that at the
ume TIC sai Saran : made and executed to
The orator the said promissott note for two thousand
dollars and the mortgage deed FIRST above described,
she was sole and unnamed, aud was then known
by md her name was Sarah =. Mallory, and that
afterwards she married :. :. Stot king OF Newtown
Aforesaid and that she Is tie wife OF the SAID
= : stocking, And further stating that the said
sum OF money, specified IN SAID promlssofy note,
frs, above mentioned has never been paid, and that
the whole OF said sum, together with large
of interest accrued due thereon, Is Justly due
M owing To the orator the security OF the sand
mor,caeed premises. And paying that the said
defendants may answer the premises, and for a de-
against the defendants that they pay and salts
fy toyout orator the said sum OF money, and all in
ierest due and grow due thereon as Aforesaid, by
short time TO be appointed 10y the court for that
purpose and also for tho costs Of the orator, and in
default thereof tina, the defendants and all claiming
under them. may be loieclosed of and from all equi-
" Of redemption or claim in and to said morigaecd
premises and every part thereof.
And the said bill being filed in the office Of the
clerk of said court and 1t appearing tina, the said
defendants George II. Mallory, Sarah $. Stocking
and S. s. Stocking. reside without this state so
that a subpoena canno, be served upon them, it is
ordered, agreeaby 10 the statute in such made
and provided, tina, the substance OF said b toes,h.
er with this order be published in the Rutland Her
aid, public newspaper printed AT Rutland in said
county of Rutland three weeks succesvely, the last
Of which said publications shall be al least twenty
DAYS previous to the commencement of Tie term
Of said court to be held at Rutland within and for
the county of Rutland, on the second Tuesday of
April A. ID. 1913, and that the defendants George
II, Mallory, Sarah s. and 5. s. Stocking be requir-
ed TO appear before said on the first day of
said term and make answer to said BILL.
Dated in said clerks office. a, Rutland in said
county Of Rutland, this 3D. day of Marcia. d. Isf3.
+. w. HOPKINS, Clerk,
T.. Howe, Solicitor. 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
LOTION, LOTION-DR EVANS BEAUTlFYlSt
LOTION

HIGHLY esteemed for curing all erupiian
coarsness, and plmpes on the face, neck or hand
ana eheciually cleaning the complexion and rengt
ing all diseases ~ the skin.
Nolhlng contributes so much 10 our general s3t
cess IN HE, as an engaging first appearance. In
Loilon is admired as most fragrant, mid, So
wash and greatly esteemed for its virtues in oeai'
ing soItening and purifying the skin OF all eruPaas
so injurious to female beauty, and restoring il % .
high degree ofpurily.
A beautiful and heathful complexion is the pro
OF an VINO possess It, and the envy of those who ~
deprived oft
good appearance is the best recommenda'I9'
ana as the Beauiiiying Lotion purhes the skin 40
removes all Plmples, Botches Tan Sunbufn, 'H
hedhess, and produces beautiful hue II Is leh o-
cosmetic lady should use at her toilet
Hentlemen will also find this delightful regis''
70 remove all Roughness. Pimples, Ringwor'
spots Redness, Soreness Of the face and nose. aa
every KIND OF eruption on the surface of the huns
oooy' II Ia particularly recommended to Penuenf
10 De used after shaving, as II will prevent the o5r
wise certain effect Of all common soap, IN loiais
we oeafd Prenaiurey grey. No
For sale wholesale and and rotsil, br Fosl,i )
pioihson sole propfietoIs, successors 10 A. MO
cock Co. III Geuesee street Iitc. n 10
Rutland by James Porter; in Csstlelon T.. J'af
son IN rih.fofd by Susng 4 Buck in bria'~
~ Wsrfss = BIss. q ~ st
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
surplus Money Wanted.
CASH STORE-FRESH GOODS.

The subscriber having once more come into pos
session OF bis Goods and other effects, wishes to
give NOME that lie has opened his store for the pnr-
pose Of trade where he viii be happy 10 wait upon
all bis customers and friends. old and new lie
would say that hc feels hound TO sell as cheap 5
the choaPes, for cash or ready pay No credit
given This is the true doctrine. and in this way
YOU DO no, have to pay the advance the ciediiing
merchant must charge you 70 cover his losses by
bad debts. That IS, YOU pay for what you get and
not tor that another has had and cannot pay for 49,
IL THIS system proves profitable the subscriber will
be with you, # not, he is o ph &"
Tic following are among his goods 10 be sod
low FOR Cash, Wool or Grain
French, English and American Calicoes Of va
nous patterns; blue and brown alpine. brown Grim.
son. black green, merinoes blue and brown cam
bets oifcassian, brown bloc, yellow and pink cam
biick, green, blue, olive, brown broad cloth; over.
coating light fancy Cashmere, gray mxd do:
large quantity Of sleeps grey. yellow n,nne cot.
ton iinnei. velSeteens, summer cloths and fall
assortment ol the minor articles kept in the Dry
goods line.
Tuscan palm leaf, satin. straw, plain and varia-
gald Bonnets, Hats, Caps. paints, dye stufTs,-
Intensive assortment Of hard ware; cutlery, Crock
eryround bolt iron; shoe makers tools shoe pegs:
cards and brushes of all kinds, &c &c minute
list of which It is unnecessary to detail.
'ait skins, sole leather, sap buckets, milk pans
white beans, looking glass plates, oils mol5sses
pure ST CrolX rum, gin, Port, Malaga and MADEIRA
wines---all of which, as before said will be sold
very low for cash, All kinds of produce taken for
goods, but must have The same when the goods are
delivered. Hope this plan will please all who are
disposed to make the experiment.
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland. March Iilh. 1913
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The most highly approved ncdi-

cine "o' l" general use .(or Coughs, Cotds and
all diseases HE Lungs.
'VWb VEGETABLE PULaOsARY BAIsAM is believed IN
se Tue most popular medicine known in America
10, Nou9hs, Colds, Ashsma Pbthsc, Consuu pon
""'Pns Cough and pulmonary affections Of every kind
Erf acts fran Certlfcafes.
!" samuel Merrill of Concord, II writes that h. IL.
slshsd The Vegetable Pulmonary Bai.am is ysIuabIs
snGue having boon used with complete success IN cases
tions ~ 'fP'"''' P'eseHp
" Truman Abel Of Iempsier n n writes that he emf
p'h' recommends lie use ~ all c0mpahis of lie cbes,
equal not superior to medicine witbn his koousd
pt Am"'y iiustng of ffsnkiin Mass whites lh,, ne
hs'hg prescribed lhe usual remedies without reLef and
G GO VIM several eminent PLY sicians n. has
eea ih' vegetable Pulmonary Balsam 10 have The ds.;S
cous medicine ''"''"' aho smes
" homas Brown Of Concord n H. writes that IN ri.
shoN'ense hiss never d,saOpol ned ID. r.,sonsbis 1
@. t o. ihote Who have used Il.
PhDi'e are paHicuisfiy cautioned against th. many
s',e,s or imhalions Which have partiai, or .kolly
i',ohea The name Of the genuine article 10y
lie assured that u Is genuine uns.. On. n, bh
" we sgh9tsfes 81 sAsrtos EEtD or WE u.s.. c,,
- are '"ena attached TO The yellow label on bio. g.
''oPe iA labels Of sad slter the cat. Of Dee lssa ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
saddlcs. Harnesses, &C.

vIyliE subscriber would inform his friends and
Il the public IN general that he has on haho
large assortment OF saddles and Harnesses, such a.
plated, brass Japan and common Harnesses, double
and single SETS portable and tree Saddles, brides
aud hallers also large assortment OF Trunks Of
all kinds and sizes and all other kinds OF work
usually made IA Saddlers Shops. The above aria
cles will be sold very low for cash NEST kinds OF
country produce, such beef or young cattle neI,
October or grain the January following, or wool
next summer.
All persons wishing TO purchase any Of the above
articles requested TO call and examine before
purchasing.
WV. HALL
Rutland, Dec. "a, 1912. 53l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
A Farm for Sale.

VEI1E Subscriber hereby makes known to the
Il public, that he has a Farm for sale, wherein
he now lives, lying, and being in lra containing
about one bundled and twenty acres of the first rate
OF land for blowing. moving, and pasuring-wilh
line sugar orchard, and wood-lot, ant an excelant
apple with different kinds of grated fruit
of the best quality. Also good dwelling house
thirty one and half feet long by twenty four wide
one and half story high; all furnished in good or
der, with pump in the kitchen, and cellar under
the whole house. Also, a wood, and carriage house
IN good repair; thirty and forty foot barn, and
good shed Possession given the LIST Of April for
further particulars, enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
EDWAY MAHURAN.
Ira, March :, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Carriage Making Il Painting.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

OHN PRICE has again established himself
~ in the brick shop, directly opposite the Jail,
where carriages of any description will be manu-.
featured 10 order in the latest styles and most sub
stantia manner Repairing of old or broken car
riages, attended 10 with care and promp,ness
ihey are also prepared TO execute, in superior
STYLE all kinds of house. carriage, sign and ornamen
tai painting Imitation Of Italian, Egyptian, white
grey and black marble. Also perfect limitations Of
oak, mahogany, maple, black walnut rose and satin
woods. executed entirely with on Paints, warrant
ed permanent colors, and perfect satisfaction. I'm
lation OF Granite, for pillars to stores hotels and
other buildings, done in warrantable and durable
style Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN Pace
NutIand. sept. AZ, 1912. 3S12-6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
PIANOFORTES. WHOLE SALE AND
RETAIL.

III f. is constantly receiving from the FACTORS
Il in New-York and Albany, Superior Plan
Fories, made by the best workmen. with oil the h
test improvements and elegant exterior, warrants,
TO stand any climate. Prices from 5000 TO $jM
-Four first Premiums have been awarded the abou
instruments at the American and Mechanic last
tutes, Tor the best Tone and Touch. Persons atca
purchasing will do well to give the subscriber d,
before going to New York, as he will sell as clear
in the city, thereby save expense of transportala
All Instruments purchased at this establishment ar
warranted for one year. Old Piano Fories taken
exchange, and Piano Fores tuned a, short notice
Whitehall OF. 90, 1912 A3tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

ue las -i1 end Testament - Barton Ciart. lave o.
Milt.cissn Boz .s.d distinct. deceased, having treb
uas CAV rfe.eaisd So said cnur ior probate and o..
oesnro. 10y Annah C.sfk, so.c etccuirH therein
named.
Il 10 ordered ihai said sill 10 referred for probate
and allowance o. ibe Lfs, Monday being the 81 DAY
~ ArrU neat. and that copy %! ihs order he pub.
isles three weeks sucressNeiy. previous thereto.
20 rc R1tant Herald. rcwsparer punied a. Ru,
land Ihsi all persons interested mas appear ane con.
test TIE probate fbctsf d they see cause
trpo copy oi record.
iIi5 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

nTBRANDRETirS PILLS NAV Lo said 10 he ..Tbo
Universal Medicine OF Life or the, cleanse amp purify the
blood strengthen and the and the
pefiectng OF digestion, by which avoid and
prevent the creation Of those humour which we owe
EysiPelas Scurvey Gout. and those "smy drcps out O
which the Stone and Grnve is formed within us -
IL IS now well understood that the Brandteth Pills have
OF hopeless and helpless persons when
TIE hrst pysoan had pronounced them beyond all human
means OF relief 1t is only know that the Brand
rem its DO CURE but it is also Understood now they
cure that IS by their purifying effect on the blood that
restore the body to health.
The value OF this medicine is becoming more and more
manifest II is recommended from family to family The
Brandreh Pills in almost
an hohlous aecumuati0ns and purify and The
ooa ana hef good effects are not by
'"chonce beIng composed entirely of Vegetables they
do not expose those who them to DANGER and their o
ec,s are certain as they s'utay They are daily and
ha'ely administered to nfdncy youth, manhood and old
age and 10 women in the most critical and delicate
stances They do not disturb choke he animal
Tons but restore Their order and establish their health
The Iandreth Pills sold at % per box Dr.
Brandreh's New England Office.
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Ony place in BOSTON for The TRur PHI.
~ 10 ~ KhMh MDElED that each Of the genuine
That each label has two signatures Of Dr. BENJAMIN
Brandreth upon it,
And there must be each bo. three signatures, thus.
u, BRANDRETi, NJ. ID.
An three signatures, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
hesdes the labels are full of small printing done in red
w oelns on The labels nearly three hundred impress
tons oil benlimln Brandretb'. Pills.
AGENTS for ms STATE in Rutland Conafv.
Rutland, j. r. MILTON, Orwell A l. Ca,Iio
hiPey BAILEY Pawie, VIM b, Sheldon,
p'dnuoh' IRA Button. PittsfOrd, Henry Simouds.
Wa,raa A. Dl.sg, "A Miss.
Clarendon, q. a. A. Bullard James a picb..I...
hUIhrocK a. Morgan Shrewsbury Johnl,uckmsster
'''e'on' uouges ~ha"kins Sudbury, Ira Is rgham
,,;.,iE o'meson lIlnmouh, y. W Sawyer
nHssE'',e Brown Dow Wallingiord, y. Townsend IT,
'' - y ~ = ,Smlh' Lapham. Vail IL Co.
E".ch T. Rogers, Wells, Alien Grover,
hlddletown, :, G. Bruce n S,nith
Orwell, W. Cbpman A. Co Whitehall n Y nat tuoodv
Those AGENTS are Likewise su po,,ed N,tb -'' '
BRANDRETHS EXTERNAL REuEDy
which is Pronounced by those who have made t,i,I
A Boon 10 The Human Race 62Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

State Of Vermont, lDE il remembered that a,
District ofRutland,s.. ID special Probate Court
held at Rutland within and for said District. on the
Sd day OF fc bruary, A ID. 1913
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge
ger W heelock late Of Rutland in said district de
ceased in,esaie, proposing to render an account
OF his said administration
It's ordered that said account be referred for ex
animation and allowance TO the Isl Monday being the
Sd day OF April next. and that copy of this order be
published three weeks successveiy previous there
TO- IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al
ku'land that all persons interested may appear and
OBJECT to the same if,hey see cause. A true copy
Of Record,
lo:l2 HENRY HALL, REGISTER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Stale Of Vermont

District q husnd at speeis siob ,aa
court held at Rutland, within and for said district,
on the 9TH day ofFebruary, A. d. 1913
Present. WIN. Hail. Judge.
Lensey Rounds, administrator upon the estate
of Zephaniah Potter, late of Rutland in said dis
'rIct' deceased in,estate proposing to render an
account OF his said administration:
ii Is ordered that said accoun, be referred for
examination and allowance, to the first Monday
oeing The 80 day Of April next and that copy Of
'his order be published three weeks successfully.
previous thereto, in the Rutland Herald a rewspa
per printed at Rutland, iha, all persons interested
may appear and obec, to the same if they see cause
true copy Of record,
lo'i2 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

Di sldl, q e R R he it remembered that
COM held a, Rutland, within and for said Dis
trcl' on The Sd day Of March, A. d. 1919
Present Vim. Hall judge.
Rollin I, Hunter, administrator Of the estate of
John Worcester, late of Clarendon in said dis
lTci, deceased, lne state, having made application
To said couT 10 have the time heretofore allowed
Inn BY said cour for paying the debts Of said de-
April next;
II IS ordered tina, said application be referred for
hearing and decision 10 the first Monday being
the 80 day Of April next. and ihata copy oftb,s
order be published three weeks successively, preyi
Gus thereto, 10 tie Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed a, Rull5ad tina, all persons Interested M,
appear and object 10 The same II they .es cause
A true copy oiiecord.
1912 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Rutland, Dec. -
For sale or 20 Let.

Two valuable farms pleasantly situated in
L Mount Holly, about "a Of mile south from
Iluutoon's Inn, on the main road 10 the South Vii
lsge, containing about 470 acres well waiered and
excellent for grass and grazing. There are on the
premises two dwelling houses, five large barns, two
large cow houses, and other on, buildings for the
accommodation Of dairy, and other purposes
There are also two apple and two maple orchards
and il the farm lately owned by Silas Sargent The
aforesaid premises will be sold together or separate
~, may best suit the purchaser. part ofthc pur-
chase money mus, be paid down; for the remainder
a liberal credit will be given. For sale, also, two
Houses and lots, pleasantly situated in Poultney
East Village. Reference may be had TO Hon.
Iimri Howe Of Cas,lcton and to Mr. hlonzo Howe
of Pouliney. EusEBIA WpyrLrs
East POultnev, February 10, 1874 1tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

Niote q Fermo9t, ! !E It remembered thai
court held al Rutland within aud for sad dis
ficl, on the slh day OF March. 4. ID l6i3
Present, Vim Hall, Judge
Samuel : Churchill administrator Of the estate
OF Elenezei Cook, late Of Prtsiord in said district
deceased, having made application TO said court
IN Writing for license TO sell all OF Tie real estate
OF SAID decreased, except The widows doNer repre.
SEEMING that the sale thereof Is necessary FOR the
payment OF ite debts Of said deceased, Therefore
II Is ordered that slid application be referred to
tic first Monday, being the 81 day Of April neat
and that copy OF this order he published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto IN the Rutland
Herald, a newspaper printed a, Rutland, tina, any
persons interested may appear and give bonds for
The payment u said debts Otherwise object To the
same rs they see cause. Aitue copy OF record
lll3 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
MUSIC TUITION.
cianO-Forte, Organ and Singh,

PROFESSOR of Music, from tho Citizens oiIs
n don, New-York and Boston, respectfully
forms the public tina, he continues 10 give rs'u
ton on the Piano Forte, Organ, and in Smrz
Terms, $l5 per quarter OF - lessons hour each
Mr. L. would state that having received hi, NJ
steal education in the city Of London under seu
oil the most eminent masters; he flaiters hmstIi
will give satisfaction TO such as may require bis
strUctions'
Granville and Whitehall, Oct. 90, 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Going West

TN f. subscriber having come to the determination
TO go far west. offers his establishment at Clar-
endon Springs for sale terms TO suit the times and
the purchaser. Said establishment consists Of | I Q
acres OF land, on which is new brick house 9
stories high % Ivy 81 feet finished in good stvle-a
Blacksmith Shop, and other CONFERENCE.-The plea
sanity situated, and good location for black
smith Enquire of the subscriber on the premises
IL JOHN b. BREWSTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
For Sale.

4 BLACKSMITH STAND situated in Hub
N bardton East street few rods below tho Bap-
list meeting house, which consists Of about two
acres of land with COED orchard on it, good shop
and coal house with agood dwelling house and
wood shed and good barn, which will be sold
cheap for cash or good paper For further infer
nation inquire of the subscriber or the man who
now occupies the prenises. M. G.. BARBER
February 6, 1913 Gal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

State ofFermont }DE it remembered
District of Fairt aven,.s. { ID that at Pro-
bate. Court holden at Cas,leion, within and for said
District, on the end day OF March, A. .. ls43
Present, A. Warner, Judge
Joseph Perkins administrator of the estate Of L.
F. Clarke. late of Knoxville, in the State of Ten
nessee, deceased, proposing TO render an accoun, Of
his administration of said estate 1t il ordered that
said account be received and examined for allow
ance on the 5th day of April next, at the Probate Of
hce IN said Casison. and that this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald newspaper printed in Rutland.
which shall be sufficient notice to oil persons inter
ested, OF the time and place Of examining said ac-
count. A. Trus copy Of Record,
Is. F, LANGDON, REGISTER 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

rINWl sabtrfiiers hsvs fiis osv assrr sied then
y selves tnrsfhff ss fsrfsts. uutct fhe faulr
40 iru - BARRETT a 90 tr1 latIag Joined
us isfgc ,iotL q Goods n.sy each la on tsud.
CIR Hor cGst 81 's e3 s'aro O. lsurs Bsreu Jt
.. ~. al8 fusiarsg. sn3 al WIN wish io pg,thsse
soot, ~ fsi Ftes a. large sb6 pc, s,lsrttd stock
~ DIR Coos. Crptelfts. Cfo,ktu, lludwsf..
Medicines, DO a., 50 tsn 10 f11uI az art store Boz
TIC gcuffr
Mos tInas 81 ea1rtr} g'olato Nr be received
ia stehaags ~ gau1,
jaws B,surrr IT,
l.. PltnFolsr
Ruilaud. Nsr,b O. 1913. ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

STATE or VERMONT, jnE II remembered
District Of Rutland. S. ID ,ha, ata spec,,l
probate court held at Rutland, within said district.
on toe ilih day Of March. A. ID 1913.
Ptcscui Wm Hall, lodge
Lois Boiler, late eEecutrG Of the las, Will and
teslsmonl Of James ID. Butler lale Of Rutland, ia
saia dstc,, deceased. leslsie proposing TO render
an account oiher SAID administration,
It's ordered lhai said account lie referred Tor
examination and allowance go the frs; Monday be-
log The 3D. day Of Apul neat and thsra copy Of this
orler be Published three weeks srccessiycly preyl
Qua thereto in tho Rutland Rerald, a newspaper
printed at Rutland, That ali persons Interested NAV
appear ani Object 20 the ssme {! they sec cause
4 'tue copy Of Record
MS HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
NOlicc.

THE Corporates ofthe Branch Turnpike G ompanv
IN Mt Tabor, are hereby notified 10 meet on
The FIRST Monday OF April next, at the dwelling house
Of A. Kelley IN said Nh. Tabor, a, | O'Clock p. NJ
for the purpose "ichoosng the necessary Officers of
said Company, and such other business as thought
proper when met. CALEB BUFFUM
AARON ROGERS.
Mount TABOR, Feb. sth 1913. S12
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Nnfirc

" HEREAS nv wife Eliza has loG my he'd and
board and refuses TO live With me. without any
lusi cause 90 ptoyocauon THIS ~ therefore forbid
al persons harbouns % trusting her on nv account,
- shall pay ne debts Other contracting after this
date CtPHas :. B,BcotE.
Or~e.. March G. 1873 lII3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

(Oppos,te the Clinton House,
ILLiAM PEASE would respectfully iu5r
w the public that he has opened Music Sa.ot
and Piano Forte Warehouse, and will keep cca
slant supply of New and Fashionable Music for II,
Piano-Forte. Flute, Violin, Guitar, &c. &c, ais.
instruction Books for every Instrument.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
COMSTNEK q ~.
wholesale druggist, and sole accS,. IA. ~
DIR IIBBy,S yECETAtIp itrr NJ

Dr Libby being convinced Of this, disco,c,,5' ''0
ton of remedial agents that would act up,b a., =
ofthc sccretions, and restore the various o,.,,,
healthy action.
That have succeeded, there is not h. lc,,, a...
the b'iiers that now otter TO this intelligent r.,
possess intrinsic merit, and have the stt,ns,. ~
your confidence, because they are founded M, 1
ciples, and a correct knowledge Of tho cans, Nv n
" hile mercury and bleeding aud nthot d,l,,.. ''eS
dies are becoming and more unponnlat I,,' y
re extending the sphere OF their useulnes, b, M,
alton OF generous public. Htt