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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
COD ANSWERS PRAYER,
Feb 10 1919
Bsi not alTays IN our icay

Bgi mt dlTdys IN our tcay
LIS delightful 10 reflect how many prayers,
like clouds OF incense have gone up from the
hearts Of Gods people during this present Linton
season No, one Of those prayers that have been
Offered from the ground Of the heart in sincerity
and faith. Will hil lobringd down divine blessing
Truly docs the great hearer Of prayer say, i nev
~ said unto the seed Of Jacob seek ye me IN vain
But God does not always AMI perhaps not often,
take our method IN answering PRAYER
We pray for instance. for faith and imagine
that = ,s to descend with kind Of gentle illapsc.
mo the soul Our prayer viii BE- answered.
hn how We attempt 10 lean on every earthly
prop God knocks the staff from under us Do
zee hlll No for faith is now called into exer-
else 10 support Us Again we think OF sailing to
heawn in calm God raises grea, tempest.
AMI breaks the ship and losses us into the waves
Do We sink2 No Now our faith is called in.
TO exercise and ssvfsus
w pray for chari,y-Goi makes rs parties in
distressing scenes God sutrrrs US to be wrongcd
then BIDS US love
We pray fnr humility God does not override
some l'adlng inhrmitv Of our heart, we stumble
and fall and IN ihr midst OF sorrow and shame
humility is formed
W. pray for happiness for comfort, for JOY
W. have already formed our plan Of happiness
I'VE shall no, experience those losses and sorrows
which We have have seen often times oyerwhom
others
Suilcnly. however al our earthly schemes
are broken A chill drs--a friend is taken
sway-nnr own abode IS un6yod And are we
unhappy No God now comforts us and he
makes our comforts flow from himself We wish
81 10 dwell IN our own honse hn, We mus, dwell
in houses that we have no, buildcd We wished
10 drink Of our own wells bu, we mus, drink of
well. we have no, dicged We wished 10 pluck
frui from onr cwn vineyard but we must take i,
from one We have No, planted God very com.
MOI vas trihnluions abounds mnkrs our conso.
lsiinn abound Is the Christian afflicted HIS
JOS. his comfort is ended fle is near that will
bind mp hat broken heart Yes believer yonr
prayers are heard On, Of this very cloud iha,
seems 10 arrkcn the havcns YOU shall hear the
roce--thou art nv beloved SON
With regard 10 supplies in time Of eYingencv
we pray n have our wants snpplled We think
of a certain quarter, whence help will conc b.,
we arc wOinlly dis,ppoin, d--no help anprars
In this person say we shall find y friend hnr
h. Is removed or dos or is too much occnpied
No help appears But when we have weariod
ourselves 10 find the way-an1 III 10 no purpose
God opens unseen door and in such manner
A. 10 show that The Lord hath done it, and thus
sents the needed help Our wisdom is to 90 10
God with all our burdens to Law them n, his feet
AMI 70 leave the whole matter Of our d.lvcranre
m his hands He secs things from the hepinn,nr
u ih- cni-snd will make al things IN those who
love Him, and call on his name 10 work together
Tor their everlasting good
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

very evening f1r The performance q hc' own long
nufs.d sebrm,s of rerc,gc ani having ddleftci
her own fi,o by hcf more than usually amablo
der1csuof. md apfuIiy c0 her victim to sleep she
aisc harg,d the contents Of rife into bis b'dy,
.ni ruuing 81 has head cs-aprd wHhnio R"ggio.
where sh. cl.,m,d sud obtained a reward from
tho authofni., nr his a,suct,on The nephew
heard ,bc r,pou of,hc rife IN The night ami b.
me frewa ned merely mui,rfcJ TO himsrif--
q no ck au,mszza Ia GoidluA and turned HIM
slf qu,sly round to deep again A PedSar,aH
TaBr ~ Catalina and S.rip bs J 4 SfraH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
The most highly approved ncdi-

eine notS IN general use (or CoagLs. Colds and
all d'sea'es Of The Lpsss
1--WE YEoIrsBLE ruLNosARr B,ls,s Is believed 10
L ne tive most popu msdrine knawn IN Ansrica
lof 'ughs, t"lis, A1hsml Phih,sic Consun Of On
"hooPhg t'0fn ,hd palm mary n .ons af every kind
Ert acts from CertfCates
p' S1mutl Neri "f Conc"rd. \ II writes that n. /.
s'i'-h"d 'h' Ne-st be Ponpnpry Bii.am Is vaiaahe
n"drta- haying bn-u with roupsie sncrrss IN sr.
~ch had Pr.'"u's ressed the approved ptescrp-
tons " ~
Dr. TfoHan Absl m leupster ~ write. that he eors
o'niy "c'""mrnd' 10 ~ cp the re-t as
"qpli not superior I" irinc within DE-. edge
bf Am"y Huau"g ~ Pfrnku, Mr.s wtH+s. ihat af-r
h''ng P'"srr bod 'tr HsG wtihoui fehef and
h1'i"r ""r~ai O. With several pfslraus
fuHd We Fe!eish- uim1usu Hlisau 90 h,ys tie de.ed
Thset aud recommends ssl. c"uEruisGt aid -lra
in.dsrns
10. Tis4nss nrnNa n ron~urd u writes thai TO h.
FnH~ edge u IS uFtsf slated he reasonable eIprc-
t-isar. - th,s. $50 hsse used 4
To puho are ptFtcuiriF csu t"psd nrsinsi ne
e"ahiefriis o. tSnaiuus. ~hch hsss parstis Roll,
90 40 uaus Of thr genuine nriiss
IT b~ a-safFf ihst - rsHutH~ u"ls-. kth
81 ths s'Fn.turss e >asrse~ n Dst n boss or
sre fuao sitachsi a. no ,sli"~ is~ tlas go
Vslap~ AZ isss. ~ sod sn-r q. dee 1879 uti
have ih~ -ftsa -igassf~ ~ "a. J.us TYti-r rn.,sd
b, REED MlsS - TIER ssis Lo~ 4 R,.ed
b, JA- GREEN & CO. N~fc..'sf go b. D'asststs
APnthee.nss, sss C.s.tiy s"sss.'s ss.sf'lh Pee
~ sssN as. y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
In Chaneery, Sept Term. 1912.

IN CiaHcery. Sept. Term. 1912.
Jemna Tryon, yyYHERE,S .Iemi,n, T,v.
VS. w on of Pawe,, IN the
var Jnnes, Conniy of inland, has filed
Nancy Jones, her bill IN chancery. at the
Iahoe! Snlln' uresen, term against Car Jones
,''sc W bIshnp, and Nancy Jones, of BROOKLYN
I"slah ooy. IN the county of Jackson. and
hPhr"'m smith. State OF Michigan, Samuel
nmih and Isaac W. Bishop OF Granville in the
county Of W shnginu AMI State Of New York and
Josiah Toby Jr. and Ephrsim Suhih of Pawe, a.
ioreNaid Saiiag tina, the said Josiah TOBY Jr and
tpnL "n >mlih, administrators n the estate OF Jes-
~, lryon late % said PIwlrt, deceased. the late
husband OF tie ora,rx and lie said Car jones and
Nancy his wife, The said Samuel Smith, and the
sad Isaac ". Bishop, have associated together and
Handulrnty spired 10 deceive and defraud the
"fatux and 20 obtain from her, wlihou' any ade-
qn'le consideration, conveyance of all her inter
esi IN The estate, both real and personal, of her
late husband aforesaid that ie said PENDANTS by
fraud and false representations have prncurtd
the otainr TO execute certain instrument IN VII
ting, the provisions OF which she dad not then nor
does she now know, nor mas she ever understood
what u, true force and intent is that said writing
was procured while she m feeble bodily health
weak, and undet appIehensions OF expected evil ;
/ ihst afterwards the said Gar Jones made fcii-
tnus and fraudulent conveyance Of the same prem
is-s to The laid Isaac w. Bishop; that III. said ad-
( mnisirat0rs ptOcuTed al assignment ia be made TO
the oSa,nx Of personal estate and a for S2iii-
81 secured by mortgage yet that they have refused
tu deliver said note snd mortgage to The oralriT bot
have delivered them 10 the said Isaac W
/ Ana PrAYiSG that the said Car NAV dis-lDs.
What sad tsirumen- 10 wTiung Is aud the cunsidr.
ration thereof. AM that The sad wung. nnrg,pe
deed and note NAV be desreed 10 be delivered uu
60 the ors'rlK ami te defend ,nls etjupsJ y,orn o
iing up any adverse uts 10 ule estate Of her ,,.
hnsna"" tl"frs-ld' AMI against SID note and mou.
gaer deed, Ac- And that she NAV have he, c,.ts
Tie usual process Of subiaHna being granted and
The s-iJ CH-f Jones and Nancy Jones. ,..ili,,o
~'i''""' rn' STATE and not having been nu.hst II
'he '"'n'""' -ni-nt "i 81 il, " offrred hy The
80, ''a' "sf hr notified 'heTepi by publishing Tie
Substance 81 >sit bah with ia. s,4-, !, a.. o..
''a h"Faid Three ~erk, suceess,vrly. tie Ia, al
~hifh shall he al ieas iwenty DAYS pfevn. io ~.
, t'A "'m 81 ilsi r'ur % 10 held al ROLAND ia
p ne '"1uiy Il ku'i-nd, tie .er,,aA Tu@.d., ot
Apfli, \ ID. 1913, aud th,t the defend ,n,s b- -.
qen"' 7" api~'r at the time and place AFORESAID
Ahh make answer 60 ssid iiil Whi,h sail b. sui
hcienl notice. AID das thereof Was siyeh, &c.
! W. HOPKINS, Clark
Ps'r>isI Solicitor for ur.uiI 20
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saard ware 4 Cracker,

4 ORR & ROGERS. importers ant dealet, BE-
IL U,rlS,re and Crnckery, have jus,t ssr,s
their winters stock; such ss,
Iron. Steel and Nsil>,
H,lrs Anvi- and Nirs,
Iron aud cast steel Shnv-ls and Spades,
Rnwlani'S mill ard 'rn~s 'ui SAWS
" rrah's \ YORK cast steel x cut and citrul,t4
Greavrs a. Rmchrrs flies, ohiss AMI e 'g. iuc,
Carpenters Tools ut all dcs' riplnns,
Trunk IN ,ser> indingsSa carriage tumirn
House trimming. Of all d-st tip,Iurs,
Single AMI double lowlnc guns aud tifs.
Powder TASKS, shn, brlrs. pame bags &c
Table and pocket cull'r,
with full assortment OF 'rnckcry and Gl,,. wa.
ofthe latest patterns; AL OF which will Lesold nm,
lowest prices.
Clinton House, Whiirh,ll. Nov 1872 .es
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F<pM SALE.
THE WOODEN FACTORY and mac

THE WOODEN FACTORY and maclt0.,, 6,
merly owned NV the Green Mountain Worl,,
Manufacturing Company, situated Ia the houu>hib,
village of Ludlow Windsor County, W.. upon Bai
River one Of the best streams TOR projecting uaru.
featuring machinery IN tho state. TIE Futt
building il five stories high. substantially NH OF
brick and capable of containing six >eus at kss,y
mere machinery. There are now in said factor,
thee prime sets of said machinery: with rompeis
set Of fixtures for the same, alsn adjoining said Ac
tory, a wood house dye house and dry b. use III
of which are nearly new and convenient for the hu
siness Also convenient boarting house, suf
reni to accommodate from so TO rs boardeis; n.c
Two baus, and on the same privilege, a Saw Mil
The location is favorable for obtaining wood I,
very cheap rate.
The owners ofthe above property being DESTROYS
Of dsposng Of the same. will make the prc. ,ud
terms of payment such as cannot fail OF giving .Il
isfar,ion to any man who may wish to purchase
For further particulars enquire Of
" HlrW ELL, SEAvER & Co..
Milk Street. Boston.
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ at Ludlow NJ
JOHN DUNBAR, Esq, Newl,nty, VI
October 4. 1912 4l2-3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

BHioASD DosEsTIc LIFE One incident was
reli'ei u us which was 20, calculated TO show
ih"ir domestic transactions IN a very favorable
Hgat ~ spite Of the usual romantic IDEAS If the
eernal h'.lry Of brgsnis bride The chief Of
bind Sbo in'csod this province bad Young
~he very much attached TO him. who followed
him 10 all his pcrilous wsndrrings aud presented
hirn with soa asd hear. worthy. she hoped. Of
iD,'s'ing the elorioos exploits Of his sire This
unfortunate iltle hanhiso however. so ds,utbsd
he poaec ~ ihe briqsn4s tint with rs inian,ine
ems that be ,hrsaicnei more than once 10 pul an
enl 70 rs wahing AMI one night wh'n returning
savage snd disappo.nlsd from su unsuccessful *
p'dR'on b. wss again provoked by rs squalls
and rtsius sdi'nly 10 fury be pa, his threat
inis rN cIunn brore the syrs ofihs ,eruucd moth
er From thru no'nrn, love gave place m hci
hear - ss,rsi sol the d,~ire u vengeance. willis
bet hassast @nrirst n her continually rerra
ungths ehill. ant pafhaps spsp,e,ing s1me va
aiclse 'ni"u'ans ~ her pan resolved after sor1'
doneSic s3lahhl.s upon putting her also 70 death
on n'gh having eonaid hi, proi.c, 10 hr
nephs~ whom b. hal Ia n me head II IS,
camp 81 brganis he loli him no 10 give ~
alarm II hs hear. Ihe repor of a gun n. Il WON'T
rs"'~iy h. hl'useh giving quietus to IA Ginllna
AMI ~fh ihe waning b. d~panrd To his own tent
iuls fisancs from the oshee Nov Il ;, han
p~Saa 's'i lo'sAs spouse had hIei upon thu
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Ncsnrdy Tor The Piles.

vBNO those afflicted with this grevous m,lady. the
h subscriber - happy to announce that he has
prepared what repeated trial has prove 10 be a safe
and remedy While two or three apple atoms
of he Ointment inflliby removes the complaint Of
common mallgmty. The subjoned certificates
sh"w that It's virtues, il properly iesed, will reach
and relieve of aggravated and inveietale char
acier.
Sold at the Rutland Bookstore-price 25 cent. a
box. ID. kIRKALDIE
Ws hereby certify that we have experienced the
best fleets from The use oi the ointment prepared
by d. kukaldie, Tor the Piles; and we do earnestly
n" Commend it 10 all who similarly sfT-cieJ, as
most speedy, safe aud successful remedy for that
complaint. JOEL LucKiis.
Thomas SPENCER
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Rutland, Dec g, 1912 5oIa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

TUE subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il public that the Entire Stock of Goods Turner
~ owned by il X. Thayer, of Piitsford and assign
ed t" them, wi" he sold cost for cash and at very
low prices Tor produce or good credi, Of and II
Inpnts.
Inc above stock Of goods consists in par, of
fo"1 assortment ~ PiHis Of every description NJ
De Lanes PLAIN aud figured Saxonys AIpines
fIinneis Brod Cloths, Cassimeis, D,eskius Vest
lngs Brown and Wuii- nnen table covers, Diapers
OF various klnds also good assortment Of coat
trimmings 1900 yds Of fine sheelings 40 inrhes
Mlle' Together win lot OF Grnts COW and calf
bonis Ladies French kid slips, lies, gaiIers &c.
also lot OF Crnckery. Glass ware paper hangings
&c. and other goods la numerous 10 mpnlinn also
brass irned B"pgy Wagon; common Buggy !;
sicighs 3 horses all Of which will be sold very
low Tor rash or good credit
We wish the public 10 understand that the above
Stock OF Goods will positively be sold without re-
serve, and all kinds of produce taken IN exchange.
There will be pubic AuclIon al the sinre every
Saturday al 10 u'cork 4. ". until the entire stock
is di-posrd Of All sales at auction owe. 5 dnllars
will he on * months credit
THAYE SESSIONS d TOWNSEND
Piils'urd Dec. -, iS42. #
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CONSTOCK 4. TYLER.
wholcs,ie druggists ana sole aglhts New Yort
Carr age Making Il Painting
NEW EST I'll lSIIiIEAT

VOHN PRICE has again established himself
- in the brick shop, directly Opposite the Jail
where carriages Of any description will be manu-
farured TO order in the latest sry and most sub
stantial manner Repairing Of old ~ broken car
rlages, attended to with care and prompiness
They are also prepared tn execute, IN superior
sve all kinds of house carriage, sipE aud nrnamen.
tai painting Imitation of Italian, Egyptian, white
grey and black marble Also perfect limitations OF
oak mshogaht maple, black walnut. rose and sAiio
woods. executed enrirely with OH Pants. warrant
ed permanent cpors and perfect satisfaction. I'm.
tation of Granc for pillars To stores, hotels, ana
other buildings. done IN a waTantable and dufabt
STYLE. Orders from abroad promptly attended 10.
JoHs Ppcr
Rutland, Sept. AZ, 1912. 3s:l2-6m
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THE TEETn TmE TEtTH.

TIE T4nc0mTdr4Fe TU.H Pl1Tar0Non.
THE hrt IS pruyeJ, and tie MOS. inrretu'nHs '.'
douhtng are fully convinced Of lis great ulllii'' -
We have the evidence from The sale ni about 25"N
boxes nf the OdoniiriA, within the past wear. j -
as ei,alned from experience. that When USED ITO
teeth will never decay. hui remain il tie a'e-' "
a. man. with iheit natural scar and more 10 'h'
Sanis "i rasrs, hrrvous iobthl'hr Oiai 'liWA
panl has II nnce b-rn r1e iually cured 10y ms mn
popular "enliirc- ~ America. AID IN '"nrin''
where, nr VINO il ihe ynung lady uf grnlienau. '''
tn individual thai values heauliiul set Of irr
sound Gums. AID sweet breath more than . ,
"rnis. uii will hT ln"g-, destitute of a b1r "i "
VI Un, bcofk'. N ,,,ctic a L,,,ic VI
y" sale "hIle,ai- AMI and feIsil. by f",'r' o
Diri son soie pI"piei"fs suc'.sr'Ts 10 4. ~ .
COZ X Co. III Gene,e- street inca I'D
ROLAND bv Jane. p"nef. IA Casieinn T. Jaw
son IN Piu.'nfd ny s,rong a Back ~ BfA"'
Nv Wsrsn A. Bis, 1,n,h
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Rutland Feb. 3, lsi3.
Fer sSntr

4 BLACKSMITH STAND situated in Hub
N bardton East street. few rods below the Bap-
tbs, meeting house which consists oi about two
acres OF land wit, a q ,ud orchard on IT, good shop
and coal house with good dwelling house and
wood shed and good barn, whIrh will be sold
cheap for cash or good paper. For further infor-
IN ,iion inquire of the subscriber, or the man who
npies the premises NJ q. BARBfR
February 6. 1913 G 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

INHE subscriber would inform his friends and
l. the public in general that he has on hand a
large assortment Of saddles and Harnesses such
plated, brass. Japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets: portable and tree Saddles, bidles
and hallers also large assortment Of Trunks of
all kinds and sizes. and all other kinds of work
usually made in Satdler'- Shops The above ari-
Giles vi III he sold low Tor cash most kinds 90
country pronure SUI h as leeI or Young caue next
October. ar grain the January following, or wool
neXi summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any Of the above
articles requested 10 call and examine before
purchasing.
WIN. HALL.
D,tl,n "A rY-a
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I.- "a, H.ala

fhr worc vrca,h 81 fosot.
The Eighi th., hrs We met,
Her loFev lace "a, smiling,
Bsn,sih her csfs ofJo,
IIsf Gso.sors bad ihr iirhlnca
Her roios she Joyous ionc,
The toles ofs yositful hcar,
Khsfe sorrow ~ uuknown
iuw hsrhia mcm,m
W. n3shinks 90 her now,
Wnh the wfcaih o. summer G5wcn,
Upoa bet soo-y brow
A w's,h Of ofsnre blossoms
Nbsn ngr, W rnc she wore,
The oppression a b'r fezistes
wsi more ,hoaghful then b,'ore,
And naai,ur Nv her SIDE wss one
VINO Hfove. sud m; "a vain.
To soo,h her having ihs, deer home
She meet nigh, view seain;
iaw Der bat moncn,,
1d mNhinks | Sc her now.
Wuh the wreath Of orange blossoms
Upon her snowy brow
AM once agaln ! saw tina, brow.
No bridal wreath WAS there,
The widows summer cap concealed
Her once luxurian, hair
She weeps in silent solitude,
And there was no one ncar,
10 press her hand within he own,
And wipe away the tear;
saw her broken.hear,d,
", meihiuks see her now,
10 the pride Of youth and beauty,
Wuha garland on her brow.
By J II CooPrR.
10, ls.3
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For ~air or to rt.

.V-WO valuable fttm,, ple-santly situated in
Mount Holly, aboui "a al nile south from
lIuniCons Inn, on the maia road Ia The South Va.
ls.e. containing about 40 acres. well waiered and
-1cellsm frt priss and gtatlng There are on The
premises d~ ciling houses. FIVE large bsrns- two
large cow houses. aud uihet uu, buildings ot tie
acrrmmnds iiun ri drirF, and other purposes.
There are also two apple and two maple orchards,
and !, the farm lately owned by Silas Sargent. The
aforesaid premises will be sold together separate
". may best suit the putch ,ser put afthe rur
chase money must be- paid do vn; fot Tie remainder
a literal credit viii be gsea. For sale, also. Two
Houses ard lots, pleasantly situated ~ Poultnes
ka-t village Reference may be had to Hon
Zlnu Howe Of Casieion, aud to Mr. Alonzo Howe
OF Puultnev EusrBA WHEELER
East Pouinev, February 10, is4i. 7tf
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Guiug West

'EHF subscIihet having COINS u the deermin alton
TO ~ Ter ~e. ofs', m. establishment a. Car
enton Spn ~. fuf sal- terms To sun the i'm sand
tire par,hss~r Sad establishment consists 81 Ia
sct-. 81 lsnd 90 which nrw eI'rk house | a.?
STORIES hiah - by 81 feet. flushed 30 good Sive-s
Bls k-nts Snup, nj olh-r cunvcnlehccs--i' ca
sanil, stu re b. sod q good lncsiivn tr bl'ck'
samoa Enquire 81 the s1ns rh"f on 'reni."'
"a John X BREWSTF".
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

District & nu"od IS at ''fS spe rIo5 1"'
c"ur, held AT Rutland. within and for said district
on tue 10Th day Of Febnsv, D 1913
Present. Vim. Hall. Judge
Hem'n Spatlori, late administrator upon the es
tatrai Jared Baldwin. late Of Nainpfnrd in said
district. deceased. inlestae, proposing render an
accoun, Of his said uust;
II i ordered that said accoun, be referred for
examination and allowance, To the first Monday
being The 9Th day Of March next. aud that copy Of
TINS order he published three weeks successiv-ly
previous thereto. IN The Rutland Herald, a newsua-
per printed at Rutland. that all persons Interested
maY appear ohie", 10 the if they see cause
true copy OF record,
10 HENRY HALL. Register
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~ f subscriber offers his farm for sale con
4 tanning about sixty acres Of land, lying on the
stage road from Rutland to Casielou, ahuut one
and one half miles from Rutland Couu House lie
viii furnish business Ia pay more than one hali the
the remainder Of the payments made easy.
ID. kEkALDls
FINLAND Feb & 1913. GS
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RlFY YOUR u LOOD.
GEO. w. MERcHANr's.
Improved Compound Fluid,
Ex.rac, Of ~arsaparilIa.


Arising from an abuse of Pains in the bones and
Mercury, JOINTS.
Chronic and constitution Fever Sores, obstinate old
nj diseases such as sores Of all kinds.
Scrutuls, or Kings Evil, Scad Head, Salt Rheum,
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
venerea, diseases arising from
liberation and corrosons impure state Of the blood
of the Throat, Nnse, fIabitual osiiveness. piles,
Cheeks, Lips, Ears, & Chronic Affectons OF the
other parts oi the body liver, lungs and chest.
Pimples ~ pustues on The Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other ernptlons on the Night Sweats &c, &c.
Skin. II is likewise re- ommeud-
Blles, Scnrvy, and O.her ed as cleansing spring
Srorhutic affections. medrine, rad in pener-
Rheum tic Affections. al debility
White Sw, llings.
This remedy is prepared in racuo, from the choi-
cest selected materials, the active properties OF
which are extracted by an Improved process, with.
uut heat on account of which 1t is piefrrre bv
rhy>i' ans As being more uniform and active than
anv other now before the public.
Prepared only al the Laboratory ofthe proprietor,
Lockpon. \. Y.
For testimonials ard mode Of treatment see
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
Sold by Jas. p Milton Rutland VI; John r.
Bowman, Vergennes and Doct f. Jameson, Cas-
Teton. 5l.I2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

NOIlCEi IL hereby given HAT have q,renm, sn.
' John l.. Per's hI. iiu. lie 20. Al liberty
90 trade TT himself, and shall moi pa, sny drd,
OF his conuscl'ng, neither will | claim an, ~ M.
wages. John PERRY
Chinenden, Jan. 80 1873
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

stare NJ Vermont, fDE 1t remembered thai
isuicr ofRutlnd, IS. ID at special Probate
Court held at Rutland. within and for said Dis
irici, on The 9th day Of February, A. d. 1913
Present VIM Hall Judge
certain instrument in writing pnrport
ing 10 he the last will and testament Of Palmer
Stafford, late Of Wallingfurd, III said district, de-
ceased i--,ate, having heen this day presented To
said court by Betsey Stafford execurix therein
named, for probate and allowances
Il is ordered thai said Will be referred for pro-
bate and allowance to the first Monday being
the 9Th day OF March, next. and thata copy Of This
order he published three weeks sucressively preyi.
ous thereto, in the Rutland Herald new, paIer
printed =, Rutland. that all persons Interested m "
appear and con,-s, the probate thereof if they zee
cause. true copy ofrecord,
- HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
uU>tC TUITION
piauo-EOric, Organ and singing
william Pr..e.

PROFESSOR 81 Music, from the Citizens ot Ion
J,p. Ne~.Yofk and Boston. respectfully In
forms tho puic Mat he continues ~ give inSrnc-
tion nn ihe p,aup Forte. Organ, sud 10 >iueing-
Terms SIS per Qua ter uf - lessons hour each.
Mr. + would state that having received his Mu-
steal educ alton ~ the city oi London under several
of the most eminent masters he h'ilerS himself he
vii Give satisfaction to such as may require his in
strut lions
Granville and Whitehall, Oct. 90. 1872