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Chairs, Feathers. &c.

4 Variety Of Chai irs. of the latest poltcn
~ Just received. Live Geese. and Russia
Feathers,-and a general assortment of Fur
nilnre, at COGGESllALL'S,
March IL. CbR.ch Street,
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Alvin Richards, 10 Curve street, Boston,
having had ircqucu, shocks Of fever and
ague (Which was caused by living III the
Wrs,l and some time ago commenced taking
tho rANActA, winch he says has had the
happicst effects.
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PAY gAN GAINWNA,
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Vol. KY. No. l6.]
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j A Nj ES ATKINSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
| GAL NOTICES.

Co:m of Probate, .NiiMeiorn. June 10, lSl3.
FlNIIE Executors 9Th account on The estate
of Isaac Barker, late Of Middc,own,
was presented for examination and allowance.
Ii is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to n Court
Of Probate. to be holden at the Town House
IN MiddIciown, on The third Monday in July
tice be given by publishing copy Of this
order three several times III the Ihrdid Of The
Times, for al persons interested Ia appcar at
said time aud place and be heard
a trnc copy-wtness
JosuUA CoGGEsHALL, Rro. Ck
June 90.
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uDICKLED SALMON to- ,olchy
m25 II s W NLWTON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

I Charles f.. Bennett, 10 Em street, Boston,
had long time been troubled with a Bilious
Affection rrea, distress ~ the stomach. dys.
|pepsia, and loss oi appetite. After taking
the PANACtA four weeks he salh he was bet
ter Than he ever was before IA his Ito.
Hundreds OF eases more might be added,
but newspaper expense prohibits u.
Always ask fer the DandclIon PANActA.
aud get II of the agents II you wish 10 get
HE genuine.
Duggi.I, aud others in different parts Of
lhc county desiring an agency 10y thcm, cnh
be- supplied immediately by addressing, post
Daid, q lac To- the proprlcturs RANSOM N
: EVENS, Aunory Hall Building, 32j
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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John NJ. Marsln, 4 Oak Place, Boston, ha'
long been troubled with Nervous and Slcl
llradachc, loss OF appetite. general debility
Sc. had tired all the rrmrdlcs usually used
with no effect for The last resort he sen
aud purchased some of the PANACEA; be-
tore using two bottles he was restored To per
lCct health.
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Rail Road Line to Boston.
NEIV ARRANGEMENT
Forthe hcwpon, Taunton, Fdit- Rirel, and
.NeiO BedloTG
M Al | S T A G {

4 STAGE will continue to leave Newport
~ daily, Sundays excepted, at Z! O'Clock
.. NJ. and arrive IN Fallrlvcr at-l2 NJ: leave
FalIrver at | o'clock and arrive Ihlauntou
al 81 o'clock. The cars leave Tagnton AT
4 p. IN. and arrive IN Boston at q O'Clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, II, o'clock, 4. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, nt o'clock.--A stage will
leave Tauiron at - O'Clock and arrive ia
FairIver at l2M.; leave FallrIvcr at p. NJ.
and arrives IN Newport at 4 o'c.oeE.
This stage intersccts at Fallrvcr with the
New Bcdiord stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford at - O'Clock p. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at o O'Clock u. H.. arrive IN
Fallritcr at ~, leave FuIlrivcr at o'clock,
ami arrives IN Newport at H.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
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Parental Government.

young and old.
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The subscriber has leased that
well known establishment for.
merIy KEEP, by the Messrs,
Lawtnn, situated nj How and u
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Tiverton, June l5, Isi3-6w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

whether in October January, March. April or
May. found The worms larger in January than
October. and much larger IN May than 10 January
have taken the worms from the head Of the
sheep IN April. and pat them inio difcrcn, liquids
and found they died the soones, IN the above miN
tore, this have used IN the following manner
sawed of the horns ola ycsrng Buck and hy
the use Of wire hook took from the roo, Of one
horn seven large wom,s and f,om the Other, Ne
then put IN some Of the composition. and covered
the suinps Of the horns with grating wax spread
on thin leather the sheep I;,cd Tor y'ors and Did
well In one instance performed GA opctailon
by drawing the skin over the prominence above
the eye OF a yearlng eve then cut through the
outer bone over The worms on both SIDES Of the
head aud turned into each side about twoihrds
Of tea spoon fall ofho mcdcine, lc, the skin back
and covered the small wounds with wax.plas,cr
In the course of,hrce or four days she discharged
much at the nose. but in the course Of week be.
gan to recruit got well, and did as well as oIhcr
sheep although extremely weak when the opera
ton was performed tried the experiment in the
frs, place by cutting through the outer bone Of 9
sheep over the worms on one side of the head ant
introduced the medicine, pu, on the wax.plnsc,
and let the sheep run twenty.iour hours, then kill
ca It, ana on examination k,dpd su"'Uc' VI I@aa
worms in tina, side Of the head, but not one lv,
one. then opened the other side and found {
number Of live worms bu, not one dead one =,
this experiment, became full satisfied of the Ct
fcacy Of the medicine, and have since used i, h,
turning it into the nosiril in the describe
above and have no doubt saved number Of shee
| by so doing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
The most highly approved Wedi

cine noe N general Uo f,y CoHgL.. Coidf and
all d,sedses ofhe LuBgs
TUNHE NsoTrtBLT Pti M"NARv R.IsAM +. hsE,-,a 10
y h~ tho most n"pn'ar medistrs knf ~ tms,es
fot tuufhs. f"ii- Ash-fn9 Phinsir Cns.ns p,,o.
Whoopiog C'ush aHi pomnnsfv # ons Of .r.Iy bod
FIR dctS (rom fcYhfrGf,s.
nr S7mnsl Me''i "f ronc"rd y " wrres fhs, r.. !.
sad"d ~. Ncgrisbie Pulnon,ty B,issm b, .sIa.la.
mrdc,ns hnvrp h".n s.-i w'h copets in c...
which had prevoV' resisted The most approved ps.,enp
tions
Dr Trapah Abel of Leups'~, " write. that D.. .ons
dsniis 90 ell ,nnpaiLs 81 N. Ghost a..
eq"l n MT superior :" Hsc,re ~iiu b.. Laa~ j.ip.
DR. Am"'r Iiuotn- 81 FraHtto Mas, w,ii,, ~, sh,,
having prescribed The usual rsmsdes ~hoai ,eL.f ana
hsTins 1oHsHt 81 nth srss'a p-.,,.n. he.
.nnd NE Heget7ir ialu"0aft Rsssu 10 L,s -. A...A
effect and recommend. safe couvssnt ard enc,
tlras tnedrine
ID Th"nps Rfo~a 81 coneotdyS " ~rs.s ikst,o ~.
Snaw edge bes dsepo stsd ssaso.ssls sIo.e
tai'"a- ~ tho'e ~bo have used 4
To pric DsrtcUitty ,asiionsd ss, a,t d.. ma,
counterfeit or mHstnn' uhRh h,ss pani,ii, o. ,ts,
1ssuHed tho Hzrs 81 ~. eensn, .risls
10 assn-sd ths - gsauins uaie,. mo n, h,h
81 The s'vsq'urss e SAsrsoH ftp,D.wts Dos. or
L"r. sts fono aiiAChei Ia he yellow lat.l On he.
vsoDs Az iahsIs nfAsd snsr The dat. nee 1889
have he ~Htien .iqastof, ~ Wa J.s'h Gather P.,sS
b1 REfD wlSG Gu Tier date Ia~ 4 Ef,.dt
Nholssale Drs 81 fhs'ts,. Ba,ton ssd
~ JAS GREEN co, Worcester. en- b. Dsogy.,.
ADo'iee'nss, and CSssuy ssfsAsAis gsssaiiy Pnes
~ ss'n elk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Tuesday .hOruing's Mai.
Correspondence ofhe Journal Of Cammeree.

Correspondence ofMe Journal If Cammeree.
Monday, Jan. so
We have information. which seems TO be positive
and authentic, that Nr Forward is about TO resign
his Office and sir Gushing be appointed in his place
Much is said on the subject Of an extra session
MANY members daily ask lie friends Of the admins
tralion the question, "are we 10 have extra
sion1" They answer, "Yes. if YOU will not give us
the necessary supplies"
II may he that towards the close Of the presen,
session. Treasury notes viii I've asked for and grant
ed Otherwise The appropriations which Congress
is making for the next eighteen months, cannot be
met
January, 81.
In SENATE-Thc consideration of the bull to
provide for the occupation and settlement of the
Oregon territory. was resumed-,he question pcn.
ding was on motion to commit the bill to the
Committee on the Judiciary
Mr. Calhoun addressed the Senate at length in
opposition to the bill
Mr. Phelps spoke chiefly in favor Of the bill
and in reply to the objections ofMr. Calhoun and
others
Mr. Linn vndca,ed himself from the imputa
ton of being in favor Of war with Great Britain
and from the charge of rashness in passing the
bill
Mr. Rives desired that the bill might be passed
by until tomorrow, as his views were somewha
peculiar, and he wished to express them to tn,
Senate
The Senate adjourned
! HousE.-Mr Pearce. from the majority of tn,
Committee on the Judiciary, made an adverse re
por, upon the subjects of refunding General Jack
sons fine; and moved that there be printed fiv
thousand copies of the report and the accompany
ing documents, and also similar number Of tina
OF the minority, made at the las, session
The usual number was ordered to be Printed
but objection being made to extra copies, the nc
lion lies over
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
FREDERICK BUTTON

Melanehoiy Acc'dent. Of C. Parho, Esq,
OF this village, aged about IL years. was drowned,
at the Elbow" on Friday last The boy, in com
pany with some fifty others, engaged in skating,
it being the first day that the ice was considered
sound since the ireshet. In passing the first bend
Of the lake. he accidentally sks,ed into what is call
ed an "ar hole" Several persons were within a
few rods Of him when he fell in, but all efforts to
save him. were unavailing. One Young man, re-
CARELESS Of the consequences, plunged into the wa
ter, bu, only succeeded in eraspng the boys cap,
several feet under water, when going down for the
last time. Five seconds more time would have
saved his life, The body was recoveret in the
course of,wo hours, ard conveyed home TO lis
friends Whitehall Chtoncle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

PuLaoNARy CoSsUMPTIoN.- Geo. Hayward,
form tly head surgeon of the Massachusetts, Gene
Ia. iIospGal states that he number of deaths from
pulmonary consumption for the las, thirty years in
the tire. cities, Boston New York, and Phisde
Ihla IS
Bos,on.--sIx thousand Two hundred and forty
three.
New Yors,--tweniy seven thousand four hundred
and eighty six.
Philadelphia, -sirIceh thousand two hundred and
ninety one.
Making the fearful aggregate az fifty thousand and
twenty. And probably but small proportion Of
eases Of diseased lungs owe the development, of
this dreadful disease to herednity pre-disposilinn,
bot are supsrnduced in perfectly healthy organs
~ nolhng more por less Than neglected common
Gods.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

STATE OF VERMONT, Pc it remembered
District Of Rutland, SIS. ! - that al a special
probate court held Rutland, within and for said
district on the LIST day OF February. ls43-
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Arson G. Conger Executor OF the last will and
ties, anent of Hannah Conget. late Of Dandy in said
district, deceased ,cstae, proposing render
count of his said trust;
|. is ordered tina, said account be referred for eY-
animation and allowance TO the first Monday being
the 9Th day of March next, and that copy OF this
order be published ihree weeks successfully, prev-
ous thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and obIec, to the same ilthey see cause.
A true copy of record,
ca HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
ThOmp oa's Vermont.

In ih's work, lately published, we find, page 40,
NE following paragraph in relation to the School
Fund
but ell9,637,l9 of this debt (,he State debt
Nhlch Mr. hompsun places al S56.6i9,sD Is doe 10
we fhool fund, which is the property of the State
shd subject 70 the con,ro. OF the Legislature, and
N lie same fund there is due from individuals SA,
oSS'Os, making IN the whole SlGi,293,2s So that
he stale Possesses in its school fund, means 20 meet
al lis liabilities. And large share OF this fund
las been contributed by the beopie Of the State dur
ina The same period IN which The state debt has
been contracted, there would be little Injustice done
should the Legislature abol sh this fund, ordering
The balance Of it, after paving the debts OF tie State
TO be pad into the State Treasury.
\ hoe commentary this, upon the Estate Debt, -
which the l.seos have maze so much ado about for
several yesis Some OF theft papers copy it, and
.ipIe. rery deep reerSi that Mr. Thompson should
Ave Teen 80 unlurolike as 10 make sucl. a sweep-
ag blow a, their State De6, hobby. The Spiri oil
Tie Age politely iuforms him that he IS gong ID
so, he Democrat, teonthslp rOie AH OaOshsr $500
Tor getting out GSssHesr Of The STATE. WiIh such
penalty t.for. his eyes, he may possibly think !
Tea, to "d.fas las posifioH," and BRING 90, result
more favorable 20 he wishes of Slaie-Dehi Locolo
col N. We recommend him 10 be careful bow b.
iresds on Tie toes OF the democracy" II he eve
eIPeSss smother $500.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

w are authorised TO say ,hs, report Of the
Railroad survey will no, be made public until
the drawing, are finished and then reported to
tho meeting which viii bc called Tor tia, pnrpo.e
Also. thsiihe inhabitants on the east SIDE Of tho
Mountain, arr e1enins thcmselvc. IN procuring
funds TO forward the survey to Connecticut riycr
aud from the indeiatigablc enterprise Of MIR Abra.
hsm Adams, OF Ludlow, who has taken the mat
ter IN band wc may calculate on the continua.
ton Of the survey to tina place above mentioned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
s'ote.f Vermont IRE i,re%e pls, that a,

Siaie Of Vermont, DE it remembered tina, al
Dislrlc. 81 Rutlsnd,ss ID asta,ed Probate Court
held at Rutland, within and for said District, on The
FIST Monday, being the 9Th day Of February A. ID.
1913.
Present, WIN. Hall, Judge
David Holden, executor ofthe last will and les.
lament Of Lucinda Ives, late Of Walhngiord IN said
district deceased, testaie, proposing 10 render an
account of his said irusi;
Ills ordered that said account be referred for eS-
animation and allowance ia The LIST Monday being the
9Th day OF Mar, nextsnd that copy oiihs oder be
published three weeks successveIy, previous there
10. in the Rniland Herald, newspaper printed at
Rutland that all persons interested may appear and
object To the same ifihey see cause true copy
Of Record,
6s HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
Another Somcrs Affair Attempted Piracy and
Murder

We learn from the Boston Daily Advertiser that
attempt was made, by the first and second mates
Of the brig Poultney of Baltimore To murder Capt
Movsu, the master. and take the vessel This uc-
CURED the 25ih of November when the vessel
was north Of the equator, about eighteen or twenty
DAYS sail from her des,ine5 port.
At one O'Clock, a. m, the captain came deck
not being exactly satisfied with the watch kept by
the second mate. lie saw nothing unusual hnwev-
err, and went below again and turned in About
o'clock be awOke again. and found the light in the
cabin had gone out -: been exiingnished. lie arose
AMI as he went up the compannn-way, he saw the
second mate looking into the cabin, and he was
Frustrated by blow before he could gain the de,
He called the chief mate to assist him. hot the
man went forward to prevent the crew, who had
been aroused nv the noise, from going an, as the
captain said he would shoot the FIRST hand that
approaches the cabin. When Capt. ~ recnvere J..
he found himself bleeding On ihe floor. and tie end
mate prepared tn give him his death blow ith mar
LOG spike He begged his life and promised 81
lence. The conspratnrs on learning shat thclr
plans had not been sanrinned Wv The crew, gave 40
their rnnrderons intentions. Both mates will 10
| sent IA Baltimore loT TRIAL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
DIED.

In this town. on the 9Th ult Sarah, wife fCap'
Eli Farmer, in the 3ith wear Of her age.
In Mt Holly, on the 9TH inst, very suddenly
Mrs Eliza c. T. White, wife of Mr.. Merr
White, and daughter of Rev Daniel Packard, i
the Goth year oi her age
In the death of Mrs w n large circle Of rels
lives and friends mourn her exit But especial
to her husband and parents this dispensation is c,
ceedingy scvere-grea, is the loss they have su'
tanned.
II had thought thou coulds't have died,
nigh, no, weep for thee;
Bot forgot when by thy sider
That thou could's, mortal be;
1t never through my mind had past,
The time would e'er be DER,
And on thee should look my last,
Aud thou shoud'st smile no more
And still upon that face look,
And think twill smile again.
And still the though, will not brook,
That must look in vain
But when speak-ihou dos, no, say,
What thou neer leit'st unsald,
And now feel, as well may,
Dear Eliza thou ar, dead
II thou would'st stay, cen as thou art,
All cold and all serene.
! still might press thy silent heart,
And where thy smiles have been
While cen thy chill bleak corse have,
Thou scenes, still nv own,
But there lay thee in Thy grave
And am now alone
do not think whereer thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me,
And !, perhaps may soothe this heart,
In thinking too Of thee;
Yet there was round thee such dawn
OF Ugh, meier seen before,
AS fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore"
Printers in This State are requested to notice Il
above death. Published by request
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

<Fru C.suLts 49, NBd,ivot0n n Esnbryo.-Mr.
rsitr iron, Souih C@tnlns. last vr-k presented
|. rs-frss tbs icsuaui'on ~ his Stale legislature,
r.g ,hs, tee r-rw.t over tie Tariff given 60
mas p, ihe r,,u.,ituii.n u the United States
n. as,iosed lat the putpos. 81 raising revenue
, ,y, re purpose Of d.f.yinp The expense. Of the
II ERA. Governments that The late lss Of Congres.
), passed 70 Afford protection To manufacturers b,
x.-uainaiinr duties. or as gross usutpsiion Of
r, ssl granted 10y the Constitution. and ough, t
.e.,ed. tia, the Compromise Ac, provided rev
4, .andatd--,hai no more revenue should b,
"a ,bsn 3. necessary for an cconomcal admins
$40, q government; tina, the Legislature Of South
,.,s, uu,, to the Democrats for RELIEF; and lhli
y gd h, Legislature be- disappoin,ed. they mus,
n s, ,geh m.ssurcs =. may be espedient and pro-
y 20 r.afes. tie wrongs Of the people Of the state
= Il ,,tp,>.s lasa pfopou-."
q Thcr, % something nsufierablv contemplate a
Sou,h Carolina IN every lgh, in whch she can
4 s.ard With not single elemen, oi sres,nsss
ol, hef-a little slave cursed, psrched up patch o'
cry -eiiemn .ieiy powefles- under lis slavery
b, years behind the si of creation IN every thing
4 i .ef concen-ius, far enough advanced ~ know
es to 10 a fool-jusi civilized enough ,obe worse
an barJsrous-disgraced IN history and desP,sed
H. It's own peculiar utter unwotthiness this little
rnr.np,lble nuisance in the federal cemp,ct, that
l., hardly doas as much H. get itself out Of the way
. hle others did the 6ghting;-lhss poverty proud
ok pi,ted piece Of pugnaciy, assumes 10 dictate
The entire Union whai course il shall pursue in
tana2inc the great matter, OF community interest
/ et own interests must be sorupulously regarded
1ie what IL NAV 10 the rest Of creation, and he
pa insolcnl assumption, taken for real importance
superiority else, forsoo,h, her bo,sterous
.d,uards IN congress mus, be endured, IN such
sn,,,ure Hs they Please TO deal. The free north
~ 1rh We hope, has something in It's character &c
htfummenl it to the Being who took the pains &c
create it, mus, ID wi,hou, procoton,o its honorable
sb1r, because South Carolina negro-drivets prefc
70 scour.e nU,iineni Tor their lazy carcasscs out u
re mAnqod bodies Of its slaves European labo
,,aryets and South Carolina negro hippers appea
70 constitute HE World. in their own estimation
I'D the remnant beside them are expected 10 secum
10 whatever is proposed as necessary 10 the muiua
nercst, OF these two dignifed dsgraces TO human
lm
lf"Nulihra,cn Of the Union" comes up again
We lray that no Compromise expcdient ill be a
1 dog,ed to pacify IL bu, that the controversy sha
ke se,,s.ncd it, brosd-st basis--Slarery versa
Lt.rfy-SoWA Carolina versus The Un,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

The Cabinet had meeting Yesterday afternoon,
IN which Il wa, understood the question Of an extra
Session ~ Congress undcr discussion. II ~
AouehI an extra session will be determined upon"
Baltimore PATROL.
The very hes, take Of that s out, even though 1t
IS from the paper which first iwtied Gen. Harrison
Of living 10 log cabin An EXTRA session, ha -
Probably congress intends 10 mike an extra effort
70 10 nothing. lie, s see-rhsi's The unspeni bal
snee 10 the treasury
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
HENRY HALL. Register.
DE il remembeihaied @

STATE Of yermon, RE it remenbe,hared
Court held at Rutland. within and for said Disr
troi on the I7th day Of January, 4. ID. 1919
Present VIM. Hall Judge
certain instrument in writing purpOr;inR 10 he
a copy Of the Inst will and iestrment Of Henry e.
Brown late 81 Pitisfeld ia the county Of Berkshire
and State Of Massachusetts, and the probate thereof
duly authenticated, having been presented for al
nwanre 10 soil court this day, by Calvin Martin
anil Samuel Coh. administrators with the Will
annexed upon the estate oi said dee eased.
II is ordered ,ha, said VIII he referred for he,r-
ing and allowance to the first Monday being
the 9th d,v OF March, next. and that copy of this
order he published three weeks successively pcvi-
Gus thereto. in the Rutland Herald new. pager
p inied al Rutland. that all persons interested my
appear and contest The allowance thereof fthey SEQ
cause. A true copy ofrecord.
81 HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Tn ddcmnrc h',we,na republic & a monarchy
is thus pointed out by SOMEBODY Pile allthc pro
PIE into pyramid with the President Tor m apex.
and YOU have the symbol ola republic You can
shake the president be, YOU can't move the UNITED
force of,hc people luvcr that pyramid with king
Tor lis bacc and YOU have symbol ola monarchy
TrF up ihot king and the whole structure falls
into confusion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
BRIGHTON MARIE
Mondnn Inn %. lsA

WoTHdY, Jan %. ISEo
At Market go Beef CAule, 500 Sheep and
100 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle. We quote few extra 81 Is
First quality 81 25 a 1 so Second quality so a
90 Third quality, 80 a. a , 80.
Shecp. lots were Sold from ~ to 81 so. Weth
ers froms so to- 70.
Seiss. small lot at I2 A 10, 10 close at
ia. ,rtsp. - O.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
n o tic e

'NIIE subscriber is under the absolute necessity
% calling on all those indebted 10 him To mako
immediate payment and he hopes this call will
the dIssgreeahle necessity Of calling in
unpessan, way, hut il this call is not attended to
this month. he will be under the necessity Of 30 do
ing, No mistake. ALANSJN DYER
Rutland, Jan. &c. 1913.
y. ". Said Over has on hsnd . first rate stock
Of Boots and hoes of all kinds w.r,anird good
also good lot Of Fresh aud Sah Rect, which he
will inge for Grain or Store Pay.
3:5 A UxER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
\ Gard.

The corps " eng neers noN engaged in survey
ing a route Tor railroad from Rutland TO Connee.
iicu River take ibis method VI expressing their
thanks 10 The inhabitants bordering on the route
las Ear surveyed, viz TO the cas-, part of Mounts
hully) for The generous hospitality evinced by them.
also Tor the liberal aid in personally assisting in the
survey