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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
WORMS, WORMS

D.. NJ. IIichcock's unriyalled and ,,,eo,,r,5
" ofm lea, sovereign remedy for worms ms
invaluable medicine has been tested by the erper-
ence Of more Ihan ten years use. and administer.
!" more man Is 700 persons VI various ages slt
moi one solitary complaint, for IN no one ofi.s
thousands OF Instances, where II has been used
agreeable 70 the printed dneriion has il ever fIe.
~ Ask Tor DR. NJ. Iiitchcock's Worm Tea rs
mere are many nosfums abroad for the deslru-.iJa
VI worms.
f"f sale wholesale and and retail, by Foster
D'l"s"h sole pIopiIet0Is, successors 70 A. HID
,"ek d 60, III Geuesee Atreet uiira y \ , Do
hoilaHo by James Porter; IN Castle,on t. Janr
1on 10 Flisiold ~ Suong d Buck IA Brsndoa
by Warren d Bliss. .alysh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
Garage 3 M I.I, + a Painting

TOlIN PRICE has again established himself
- 10 the brick shop, directly opposite the jail.
where carriages Of any description will be MANI.
iaeinred 10 order in the latest styles and most sub
slanl'al manner Repairing Of old or broken car
hSges' attended to win care and promp,ness
hey are also prepared 10 execute, in superior
STYLE all kinds Of house carrape s,r and oruaneu.
TAI painting Imitation OF Italian, Egyptian, white,
grey and black marble. Also perfect limitation, Of
oak mahogany, maple black walnut. rose and saia
woods. executed entirely with on Paints, warrant.
ed permanent colofs, aud perfect salts action I'm.
tation Of Granite, for pillars to stores. bo,els and
other buildings, done IN a wauantable and dviaJ!e
style Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
n ions PRoE
''N''a""' 'cpt' ~ ls12. 3Sl2-Gm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17

Ni,kclly. mcrhaui,'s own Book. pirates own hook
shi, " rrcAs and disasters ~ sea- Com5s system OF
Phienology Gnme.' Go. Constitution 81 man, ~
Geo. Comb- physiology applied 10 health and ed
location, ~ DR. 4 Cuutc. MIS- Walker on female
h-suis u.lus,rs,edl Posters decision OF character
Walkcron iuietmsiti,rc aud ,anciy of ANNALS,
iaucy stticirs &c too numerous 10 mention. Al
80 choice selection Of paper haneings, curtain pa
per and hfchosid ufuis. bhnR, school. law, mcdi-
cal and theological books. staifuoarv, &c, &c. iur
sale ~ reduced prccsb by JAWS j. MILrnS,
Rutland, Jan ;, ls4a Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
1OEs SALE,

THE WOODEN FACTORY and macbinor,f
merly owned by the Green Mountain Wo,.
Manufacturing Company, situated IN the nnuu,l h,
village Of Ludlow, Windsor County, VI, upon B,,
River, one of the best streams for propehnp MAJ.
featuring machinery in tho state The F,rt.,'
building is five stories high. substantially bu,b
brick. and capable of containing six sets of ker,,
mere machinery. There are now in said iac,o,
thee prime sets Of said machinery; with connie,
set OF fixtures for the same, also adjoining said far.
tory, wood house, dye house and dry house,
OF which are nearly new and convenient for the b.
siness. Also convenient boarding house srT
cient to accommodate from 50 to 10 boarde,s. ALL,
two barns, and on the same privilege. Saw Mil
The location is favorable for obtaining wood at 4,
very cheap rate.
The owners olthc above property being dc,iroc,
OF disposing Of the same. will make the price and
terms OF payment such as cannot fail OF giving al.
lsiacilon TO any man who may wish to purchase -
For further particulars enquire of
WHITWELL, SEAVER q Co.
Milk Street, Boston
ID. PERRY Esq, p. NJ at Ludlow or
JOHN DUNBAR, Esq, Newburv w.
October 4, 1912. dIo-3n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
As>igncc's SaIc--Hn Bankruptcy

As>I@ncc's Salc--hn Bankruptcy.
r order of the United States District Court for
- the District of Vermont, will be sold a, public
auction al the court house in Rutland, on Monday
the 23d day % January, inst, at o'clock, a. m.
a number OF accounts and notes. assets Of Thad-
deus B. Pratt, bankrupt.
Also,
Will be sold at the Inn of Caleb b. Hall in Clar-
endon, on Monday the 23d day of January, at I2
O'Clock NJ, all the right and interest of Caleb b.
Hall, bankrupt. in and TO the dover of Mrs Bar
nney, widow OF Jeffrey Barney, late of Shrewsbury,
deceased.
Also,
VIII be sold at Bucklin's Inn in Dandy on Mon
day the 23d day Of January, at 4 o'clock, p. M all
the right, title and interest Of Savd Baule, bank
rupt, In and 10 certain real estate in Dandy.
Also,
Al the same time and place, will be sold all the
right title and interest of Gaen J. Lock- in and TO
certain real estate, situated IN Dandy, and which
viii be more particularly described at the time Of
sale.
Also,
VIII be sold at the Inn of Rufus Richardson. Jr
IN Sherburne, at one o'clock, D. m, all The rinbt.
title and interest OF RosW ell B. Adams, bankr1pt
IN and TO the farm now lately occupied by him
IN Sherburne, containing about 100 acres
Terms cash, WM. Y. RIPLEY,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Rutland, Jan. Q, 1913. l;3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS

Are daily efecng mos, astonishing md won
deru cures that have been known-n cunscquener
owhch they have now become a shining mark against
winch al The arrows o disappointed hope and uncha
itabIeness are evellcd without distinction. The and
country alike filled with their praise The palace and
the poor house alike echo with their virtues IN all c
mates, under all they still retain ihrr won.
derul powers and them Dnaicted age stuaon
They are simple IN their preparation. mud in their ton.
thorough their operations and He'd
COMS1OCk Il TYLER.
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17

'NllE subscriber hereby gives notice fhatLe ma,
"A gwen his son. Aphonzo w. Estaorook,. 10,
ll'ne 10 transact bushes, for himself and rha, he
IN nol claim any OF his earnings nor be respoos-
bic for any debts Of his CONTRACTING afer tbs dss
CT, L. w. EsIABRooEs
D"e'oufhe' Dec. "a, 1912. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
COMSTOCk ~ TYLER
wholesale druggists and sole agents, New York
DIR ISRAEL DFLAMATER'S RHEUMATIC
IINIMENp

Is frequently urged tlHi Rh"um1ii-m cannot be cured
by external applicaonsbut II cefiiny tfe hat can
be not only reached but entirely cured by ox.rnnI and m
tetnal remedies, used AT the time This tb. no,,
Tor OF the Lninent and Specific prepared prove 10 ll
ehtfe satisfaction OF every one who afflicted with tbs
most distressing complaint by literal and IN
watranee that whoever will faithfully bot Of d.
Heiamaters Rheumatic niment externally aud one boz
te OF the Indian Rheumatic Specific internally aud
the empty bottles to where they purchased and #
not cured shall have the purh1se.noney refunded IN G
COMSTOCK n TYLER,
wholesale druggist aud sole agent, New York.
Rutand Couniy.
Honkcr& Wooster Poultney = Townsend r w ,IlingGtd
ID Inels ~ Bell. Rutlard John C. saver Sudbury
Henry Simonds PtsfoFd, X hike Rrandon
Noyes Hairs, Poultney Milo X DAY do
Allen Gioyef Wells W CbinmaT Orwell
T.. Jameson. Castieton i Childs P,tts6eM
ScBIca }. Smith, Dandy A. r. Val Dnnhy po,op,b
G a. A. Builird, Clarendon Ira bingham Sudi,u,v
~. Luuibard, Pawet S1i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
just Received

4 NE h1'land Bookstore, uniyersalisrn eranin-
n e', ren"unced and exposed. by NJ Hale Smi,b.
scans Illustration Of he bible Goldsmirh'. view Of
$500 ""il9' NOUN ssneienl history Z vols kobinson's
hamHion s'ol' 10, Astoria by Irving. mepo,r.
sn1 poems Of Hsrrsfei and Lacrslia Dsrissrr
~ lning' Stephens travels in Centrsl Am.,ics
ehi1Pas and ioeA,sai Chs osa!lsy. Nicholas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents,
DR. LTBBy.S BITTERs

That DR. Libby has mad5 important discovery in n.
science OF medicine ard the physiology of the human y
ism OF more Importance To the being and health In,
human family than all that has heretofore been know
cannot he doubted by the most sceptical
shall now proceed 10 state in what theory ND m.
portdnt discovery consists, and Hiior myself that ,
be able To make clear that this docrlue true Ics
however, doing this. wish explain one word who'll
kh1l have frequent occasion 10 make Of viz Secfo
By Secretion mean that part of the animal connnu,
which supplies the funds Of the body as for .Xauns
bile or gall Is hnd aud is secretion Of The J. ,.,
All diseases have their origin IN suppressed ,.,,s.
or deprayed secretion OF nus org,os -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17

Isl OF LETTERS, remaining in the Pos
- Office, Rutland, VT. 3ls, December, 1892
Arnold Polly Howe Elhu
AIien Ira Holden Solomon
Atkinson Geo Ill Hunter Mary
Alieh Haven Solomon
Bonny David Hall VIM ESQ
blanchard Peter Hubbard l. J
batns WIN Johnson Zina.
Burns John Isham Jucv II
Barrett Jas ir2 Jerah Mary
I Dfown DAVID d John johnson Stephen
Brown Henry S. Jones Alfred
Barnes \ Judd Iutbe,
Blanchard Benz Johnson Eliza
Dr'"n Il kimball William
Barrett Jaazanah Kilburn Rufns
Con'ah mary Kimball Alpheus
Coy X adm. estate Of Kelly Hannah
Clark Hartman jr kindly Elijah & Hiram
Caruh d Minis Leudwick FANNY
Cla'h Manson D. McGalligan Edward
apron BehJ Mead Rowly
Chaf1ee y Nead Ieh,io,
c"'se nann9h Morgan d Hitchcock
."hah insluw Merrill & do
CaUuih Daniel Mussey Gen
"Iu"sii Jas Malneau Austin
naproh A2or hcOlley Chs
Gurus Jos Morse Worcester
"ehey Amer Nichols Jemana
T"Is"el Amos Porter Hannibal
'"'',I sumner Payette Fereale
Dyar Edward Peel D,,iJ
Davis 4 II & &C Proctor UadIev
D"""''h TaiHck Pearson Joseph
Dunrah J"hn Prait Nathan
Dimick Timothy Pratt ARENAS
Davis (Pedler) Poilins Gilher,
DuhA'ee Jphn Rathbone Henry
DeA'ef Ramsay H. d. DR.
Dyat Jonathan Roberts Alkaline
DwyTe mr. RevnoIds leo
tpglestnn John Rich Mason
iiils adm. oiestaie Reynolds Morris
Eastman Samuel Reed Daniel
DOT solomon Rowe Leicester
osler Noah Reed Heman
ffeeman DAM Redheld C-Mendoa
Fife & Raymond Ross Reuben
ord Reynolds Jonathan
enion Seth Richardson Rufus
Francis John Richardson Lucinda
Farnum Ricb'd II Skeels Sam1 G.
my Albert smith John & p Proctor
Fisher Amos. Strong Geo
borham AlonZo StOckeT Saml
nlynn Mary \ StTattoD Hiram
Gage Isaac Sawyer Abel
Gould Melden Svmons Paul
1ieeho Leonard Sater o Saml
6atdnfr Joseph Spencer Mary
1iafH fss,aIe Ioboso Dtlcina H. D.
Gus"old Nelson Thrsll RR
LOCKER ! @o'n OF Trinity Church Rector OF
Head Publishers = White A Eyersnn
Howard Jerome White To
Hau Hawkins Wooda,d IoL,u
m'id Norman Weare Geo
I Ii."'Gs E1iA Maierhouse Henry
mA',H Weston 4 u
iio's," 'o"a Woodward Rufus
s"A 20 Wheeler Jonas
Is Willis Jas
Howard Jesse Wnti,s 49,,
Hawley Andrew9 MHAWKFS p n
HouOn Dranis ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
Music TUITION.
Piano-Eortc, Organ and singing
William rcasc.

PROFESSOR Of Music, from tho Citizens OF Ion
i don, New-Nork and Boston, respectfully in
forms the public that he continues To- give lnstruc-
ton on The Piano Forte, Organ, and ia Singing.
Terms SIS per quarter ot % lessons hour each,
Mr. J.. would state tina, having received his Mo.
steal education IN the tIty OF London under several
Of The most eminent masters, he haticrs himself he
will give satisfaction to such may require his in
sirUciions
Gr.nNlLLn and Mhliehan Oct 90. 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
PIANO FORTES. WHOLE AND
RETAIL

EE l. is constantly receiving from the Factories
u h ~ New York and Albany, Superior Piano
Fortes made 10y the best wufkmen, with all the la
test Improvements and elegant exterior, warranted
10 stand any climate. Prices from 5000 to $500
-Four first Premiums have been awarded the above
instruments al the American aud Mechanics lnsli-
tuics, Tor the best Tone and Touch. Persons about
purchasing viii do we'll 10 give the subscrber call
before going To New York, he will sell as cheap as
in the city, thereby expense of transportaton
All Instruments purchased at this establishment are
warranted for one year. Old Piano. Fores takeni
exchange, and Piano Foues tuned at short notice.
Whitehall, q I. 90, 1912. I3n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
Every Wan his OWn EHarricr.
The celebrated Horse Medicine
esAEse:n.lN6. GEL

\ Nor removing the following diseases from IIor.
a ses, Cattle and other Domestic Animals
Fresh Wounds, curl, Splent
Calls cfaH lands, fistnia, Sufdst,
Sprains, Bruises, Strains, Lameness,
CrdcEtd Heels, Sand Cracks,
Ring Bone, FOundered Feet
Poll ECH, QuHtOr,
WindgaHs, Saiienders
TAor0ughpin, Mahonders,
Spdp'n Sweeny, Scratches or Grease,
Mango Horn DiStemper,
This OIL is prepared from the choicest selected
materials, only at the Laboratory of the proprietor
Lockport, \. Y. For testimonials, synopsis Of dis.
eases and mode of treatment, pamphlet which
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas. p. Milton, Rutland, VI; John II.
Bowman, Nergennes, and Doct l.. Jameson Cas-.
Teton. 52l2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17


Arising from an abuse of Pains in the bones and
Mercury, Joints
Chronic and constitution Fever Sores obstinate old
al Diseases such as sores OF all kinds
ScrOlula, or Kings Evil, 'Scad Head, Salt Rheum,
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
veneteal, diseases arising from an
Liberation and corrosons impure stale fthe blood
of the Throat, Nose, lIabitual ostiveness piles
Cheeks, Lips, Ears, & Chronic Affections of the
othet parts OF the body liver, lungs and chest.
Pimples OF pustues on the Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other erupons on the Night Sweats &c, &c
Skin Ii is likewise recommend
Bies, Scutvy, and o:her ed as cleansing spring
Scorbutc affections. medcine rnd in pener
Rheumatic Affections. al debility
White Swellings
This remedy is prepared in Uacuo, from the choi-
cest selected materials, the active properties of
which are extracted by an improved process, with
out heat; on account Of which it is preferred bv
physicians as being more uniform and active than
any other now before the public.
Prepared only at the Laboratory ofthe proprietor
Lockpor NJ Y.
For testimonials and mode of treatment, sec
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
Sold by Jas. p. Milton, Rutland VI; John II.
Bowman, Nergennes, and Doct. L. Jameson. Cas-
Teton. 20 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
,lllSI(, SALOON

AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
(Opposite The Clinton. Hopst)
WILLIAM PEASE would respectfully inform
w the public that he has opened Music Saloon
aud Piano.For,e Warehouse. and will keep a con-
stan, supply OF New and Fashionable Music Tor the
Franc Forte. Flute, Violin, Guitar, DC. &c, also,
instruction Books for every Instrument.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
:, To school Teacher.

IeacheIs 10 ihis vicinity, and ihose sLop
-, W o1ihmence schools and wishing Ia f,,,,.
lher scholars with books can Obtain ,ao, ~ 'o'ns
''.Pe,'sDle per cent on al Tie Rutland Book.,o,e
Jas i. AiLTos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17

STATEOF VERMONT, Whereas Lydia Ken
Rutland County, S. I dali of Shrewsbury,
IN the County Of Rutland has exhibited her petition
To the Supreme Court next 10 be holden al Rutland
within and for the County Of Rutland. on the frsl
Tuesday following tie fourth Tuesday in January.
A. ID. lei3-sho~ing that she WAS ioined in mar
mage 10 Samuel Y. Kendall, Of CayendIsh in the
county Of Windsor, on the llih day Of February.
A. ID 1886, and tha, she continued TO live with him
~ the marriage until the 7ih day Of September. A
u 1886, when the said Samuel Y wilfully and with
out proyocauon, deserted her and has ever since
leN heT entirely without support except as she de.
tived from her own labor and the charity Of her
inends' and praying that bill Of divorce from the
Said Samuel \ may be granted het-and
heteas u hath been made TO appear 10 me tina,
The above named Samuel Y Kendall resides with.
ou' The Stale Of Vermont II Is hereby ordered thai
ne be noiicd Of tLe pendency Of the above Deition
oy puDIshihg The substance thereof, with this or
DER 10 The Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed al
Rutland VI, three weeks successfully, he last Of
winch publication shall be seven DAYS before The
seulng Of sad Supreme Court which publication
sta4 Dc deemed suthcieut notice 20 the said Samuel
20 appear snd answer TO said petition
IlFen under my hand at Kui.and this 2s,h day.
Of December, 4 d. 1872
On. X. WILLIAMS. Chief Judge
Supreme Couu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
7 U X ley YOUR LOOD.
Gro. w. MERCHANTS.
Improved Compound FLUID,
Extra OF SarsaparilIa.

For Remocing Diseases Of The Blood,
Arising from an abuse of Pains in the bones and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-17
ann Jan 10 1870
FAMILY MEDICINE.

noss Who haze kep' aud made use oCibe follow
Hs @m''s Medicine, boz ihe extensive ri8e 81 he
e.i''ti. have oeru Obliged 20 call GO fhYsirians
ate recommended 80 wv
. Insf losu's'y afe cslcUlsiei 20 ss,i,, nature IA
ut'N On oiss ase without reducing or ta~sr.ins Ter
shof's "hioh l. al we ever oagAi 10 sial 10 s-s,,
plish. NoD4'
ssruf - Dyic7icry This i one Of the be,i
S''s iN' ias sumner complaints Of eA.lIrsn,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-25
Geese Exempt from Attachment.

Miser Sknflint was shrewd, money-lend.
ing yankee. He was one OF those men who
are their own lawyers, and as soon a debt ar
rived at maturity, if not paid, he would fill a
writ and have it served forthwith, with orders
10 attach anything the officer could get hold Of
Yet, though bold in his movements he was by
nature tlmid and might be readily frightened
Mr.. Williams was one day sitting in his Of
flee smoking a cigar, when client entered
looking like the shadow Of starvation.
Squire said he I'm a ruined man. Miser
Skinhint has taken all I'm worth in the world
The darned cui-throal has got all my geese
Now the attorney was a fat, jolly son Of
niirth, and with lwinkling eye, he promised to
get the geese back again. He sa, down TO his
desk, and wrote the following note:
'MR. SKINFLINT,---Sir: If you would avoid
consequences of The most terrible character,
you will call at my office without an hours
delay.
Yours, &c. JOHN WILLIAMS
The noe had been written but about half an
hour when Mr.. Skinfnt called
How dye do, Squirrel
'Mr. Skinflini your servant, SIR responded
the attorney looking very sedse.
'O Juot gov WAS iSt'CI, '1qulS' w Hat . INC
matterp
Matter enough, Mr. SkinAint You have
attached Mr.. Jones' geese, havn't your
'Sartain; but that ainl again the law, is ii'
Against The law! Why sir. you have sub
Iecled yourself to heavy damages for the false
Imprisonment of those geese. Are you not
aware, sir, that they are exempted from attach
men.
Dew tell. now you're jokin, Squire, I've
read the Statute Book purity snug, and hain'
found that ere
Statute Book, Mr. SkinAinl! Why sir, it's
Common Lau'
Wall, now, you know of course, Squire, and
I'll send The criliurs back. But just tell me
how long it's been common law?
why ever since The cackling Of geese Saped
Rome. The Romans then passed an act that
they should be sacred from legal process, and
they call it common law TO distinguish it from
their other statutes, which were very uncom-
mon ones
4 am satisfied, Squire. You'll never catch
me in this scrapo, again. AS | said afore, the
crilturs shall 60 back
And SO they did.
This is no fiction, but fact with the excep'
ton OF names. Portland AdUertsSer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-25
T0.slRlo Love Anpic.

This plant or vegetable, sometimes also cal
led the Jerusalem Apple, which belongs 10 the
same genus with the polatoe and eggplant,
and was frs, found in South America. Il, Is
now cultivated in various parts of Europe and
In North America, but chiefly in the Southern
and Middle States. In warm climates they
are more used than in Northern, and have y
more pleasant tasle. The Italians make great
use of This plant in cooking, and it is becoming
more common in England. In northern Ia,i-
tudes it is raised against walls and artificial
banks, being first brought forward in hOJ-beds,
and then transplanted like other tender annuals
The Tomato is a tender, herbaceous plant; of
rank growth, but weak, fetid and gIutinous
The leaves resemble those of The potato. but
the flowers are yellow and arranged In large
divided punches; the fruit is ornamental of a
bright red color, and pendulous. 1t is now
much used in various paris OF the United States;
and many persons consider it great luxury
1t is used in sauces and soups, and VIII, n boiled
and seasoned with pepper and salt makes an
excellent sauce for fish and meat. learned
medical professor in the West pronOunces the
Tomato a very wholesome food in various ways,
and advises 10 the daily use of it, He says it
is very salulary in dyspepsia and indigestion;
and is good aniidote bilious disorders, to which
warmer climate. He recommends the use of
it also in dlarrhea, and thinks it preferable to
calomel. If this vegetable, or fruit, has the
properties here ascribed TO it, it will no doubt
soon be universally cultivated. For most other
vegetables except rice, are supposed TO be un.
favorable to dysPepsia.-Amer. Magazine.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-25
NOTICE
TO SAEYaTEiIIsIa OWN M1sIIRS,
Or those who are about 60 build
AE. E,enHic

The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he is duly authorised 10 sell the
Right of the Johnson Re-acting Water wheel,
TO the counties of Monroe and Pike, patented
the 22d day of June, A. d. 1910.
The Johnson re-acting wheel is the best now
in use 10 propel saw mill; it excels any other
wheel in The United States under low water
head; under head from 10 feet is suffi-
cient 10 cut from 10 5000 feet in twelve hours
of inch or any other boards with case. The
wheels require, under foot head, 40 inches
of water and so in proportion 10 any other head
Under foot head, the Saw will make from
200 to $50 strokes per minute. The advan-
tage which those wheels have over any other
wheels is, that it requires but four posts 10 make
The hoom or bulk head; the wheels are hung on
The crank shaft. Two wheels are what is re-
quired for Saw mill, and the posts planked in
side the same as a pen stock. | have built one
of those mills this season, on the Roaring
Brook, in Luzerne county, for Mr.. S. p. Tenn
plin, under about foot head, which will cut
from to 1000 in twelve hours of inch boards;
therefore, can recommend them as the best
wheels now in operation. There are several
more mills in that part, all under low heads,
which answers the same purpose as that Of Mr..
Templins. For further information, please call
on the subscriber
FERDINAND DUTOT. agent.
Lower Smiihfeld, Monroe CO., e
November 9, 1912
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-25
Hard RUn,

The editor The Bridgeton Chronicle is hard
pushed for money, and has been taking in wood
and nle of every thing for subscription dues.
In his last number he thus solloquises:
"Well! Court week is over, and the way we
have taken in rags and muskrat skins is eau
lion. We also took in goose and would have
eaten it TOO, if The constable hadn't levied upon
1t. Bring 'en in the night, friends, IL round
the back way"
Out in the West, we notice that an editor
has got some subscriptions in the shape of a
few cords Of wood piled up before his door, and
even this he cannot keep, as, he says, his sub
scrbers piIfer by night what they psy by day.
Hard life that OF country ed'or!-- Forum.