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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

'es, vi re he diseased potatoes have been
iod % cattle and hogs death cnsued.'
Another person says The poiaioes
when Jog, appeared 10 look fire as usuai !
bu, when pa, 10 hraIs IN the fed, AMI COW
srcd as usual, they become rbiien mass
Ia dry cellar lhcy held ,htIf nsuai appear.
ance ,olerally well. except somewhat DARK.
med and lrille shfivell'd; bot on break
ing them open, j, was found that their sur
fice abou, quarter Of an inch in thick,
ness, was OF dark brown, nnd some oil
them entirely through, were OF the same
eolor' On feeding his hogs with them, he
soon found TN, they began 10 cough pant,
an1 appear as il worried in hot day. In
about, week after they were inkcu they
refused 10 eat aud hnolly, after a lew DAYS
dicd-no donb, from their having been fed
upon those diseased potatoes"
See the accoun, ia full of diseased po,n
toe. in pr. 81, 62, anil GO Of the Com'r o
patents Report II. ID.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION
IN CLARENDON.

There will 5e general meeting Of the
Cold Water Army at the South Flats in Clar-
endon on Wednesday the 25th inst. cotnmen-
cling at 10 O'clock forenoon. The frietds Of
the cause in the vicinity are invited to be
present In addition to the usual exercises
an appropriate banner prepared by the ladies
Of Clarerdbn will be presented 10 the Army.
Addresses adapted to the occasion,ar expect
cd from Mr. Allen Moran, of the Cas,ieton
Medical College and from other gentlemen Of
the county.
By order of the committee n arrangements.
Clarendon, Sept, l6, 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

FILTRATION AT SARAToGA---A sensible
correspondent Of the New York Commercial
in recent letter from Saratoga, alln1es TO
the Beauty and fashion, by which that place
is frightened and made gay during the sutry
months Of summer, and offers these sensible
hints
Some hal(.6ozen OF Young girls. who have
been here several seasons and are known to
all who visit here, are Just as sure ruined in
all that could constitute, good friend, vile
and mother. as it is possible for them to be 4,
and their mothers look onw,h perfect uncon"
cern---see their daughters introduced To a
stranger in The mornlng--walk and fit all
the lnrenoon---riJe out in the afternoon and
by evening il is decided case ) that is till
another day comes 10 go the same routine
again. Al this is wrong-.-very wrong
Social intercourse should be free and guard
ed. A lady by such course as | have
menloned, loses all, respect, even oi the one
who Processes To be heI fIiend, and h, bu
enjoys The hour regardless OF the issue"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
COMSTQCK g. CO.'S
Compound Find Efiract Of
Sarsaparileu,

INOR ihs cure OF scrofuls, chronic rheu-
Il maiism, general debility, cutareous dis.
eases, scalv eruptions Of the skin, letter,
pimples or pustules on tho face, mercurial
and syphioid diseases, biles, from an lmpure
habit of the body, ulcerttion OF the thtoat
and log, pains and swolings in the bones
liver affections, and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood exposures and
imprpdence III life, excessive use OF mercu
ry, &c.
The great popularity OF Sarsaparilla, and
its established efficacy. render iis superfn-
Gus TO enter into any econium OF its virtues,
or alduce any evidence in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively
as good as any other that can be made at
One Dollar, at Just half the price otthose so
much advertised, and as strong and in as
large bottles, viz
Fify cents per bottle, or fire dollars per dos
This article has cured scrofula of 81 years
after the Dollar articles had been in vain.
To be had Of the agents of Cotnstock &
Co, only Throughout The country, IN New
York only at 81, Cour.land ST.
TIE REASON
Some people are foolish enough to believe
that we cannot afford to make as good an ar
ticle of sarsaparilla extract and sell il for so
cents per bottle or IS rer dozen, as all 9TH
ers that sell it for just double that money
The simple fact is This, and all will now be
convinced. While fpe hundred dollars are
squandered by others In a column or two of
advertisements, We do not spcnd .fre. There
fore we make the public pay hall as much
for good or better article as any one else.
The real cos, in making The article is rroba-
more than others, as we use nothing but the
best sarsaprilIa root, &c. We sell three bot
ties TO one ofthe priced bottles, now the
public know what We charge for il. and its
virtues are such as MOTTO require half news
pa per to sustain its reputation.
Inquire always for Comsiock g. Co.'S Sarsa
pirilla at fifty cents and have no other.
Sold by Con,slOrk & Co, 81, CORTLAND ST
New York, amd BURT g. MASON, Rut
| land, VI. 3s;5i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF VOTES FOR
SENATOR'S, FOR RUTLAND CO.
RUTLAND CO. MEDICAL SOCI-
ETV

Ely.
Agreeably to previous notice the Rut.
land Co. Medical Society held its annual
Meeting on Wednesday the ll,h inst, at
Rutland, at II o'clock A. NJ. The Presi.
dent Of the Society, DIR. l. w. Hale called
the meeting to order, and the Chairman Of
,heCv;c miitcc appointed for,he purpose, DR..
A. G, Dana repSS:.tcd a code Of Bye Laws,
which with some slight notifications was
adopted by the Society.
Agreeaby 10 previous appointments
Prof Perkins of Castleton Medical Col
lege favored the Society with very intercs
ting and able address
On motion Drs j w. Hale Of Brandon
and J. B. Porter Of Rutland were appointed
delegates to the VI, State Medical Society al
their next meeting in October
On motion, Dr. a. c. Dana Of Brandon
was appointed orator and Prof Barr O
Castle,on Medical College substitute, a
the sem.annual Meeting on the last Thurs
day in Fcb'y Is45, to be holden at Castle
ton, a general attendance Of the facult,
throughout the County is earnestly sole
tied at the next meeting.
JAS B. PORTER, Secretary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

FIRST OF AUGUST ~ JAMAICA-A let
ter in the Pennsylvania Inquirer, dated
Kingston Aug. sih, contains the following
'rhe first Of Aug, the anniversary,of negro
emancipation, has passed in off in the usual
satisfactory manner In lhiscity the lately en-
franchised begin already TO aegard the day
with Indifference There were no reioic-
ugs on IT'S r,turn-no demonstrations of
ioy. such as we have been accustomed to
witness on that day in former years In
the rural districts il was observed with more
zest After the religious services mad pas
sod uR, the remainder ol,he time was spent
in feasting and making merry. In Spanish
town, large congregation was addressed
by two ministers Of the Society of Friends,
" no are now amongst US on mission OF
bcnevolence."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

Cases Of yellow Fever continues TO np-
pear; but as yet, none have been reported
excep, OF persons too recently arrived a.
mong us to have become acclimatcd. The
general health Of the city is, in other re.
spcc,s, very good and the rcsidrn, popula-
ton are not aprrehensive OF any epidemic.
snll the utmost prudence is required from
the unaccllmairi, who are already among
u.s. and we are bound to add that il is not,
IN our opinion, safe FIR strangers to larry
here Perhaps I've oyersta'e he danger
tul It IS bcs, 10 err upon that side
The weather for some days past has been
extensively hot, the thermometer ranging
n, midday from 90 to So degrees in ,h'
shadc--,he wind norhwardiy during the
night Mobile Reg, Sept 6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
TIDISGs FROM NORTHWESTERN YIN

'
GINA. The Richmond Wing saws -
Wing prospects in this region are brilliant
One we'll acquainted in that portion of the
Sta,e-Roanoke, Ohio, Tyler, Preston
Monongalla, Harrison, Marion Wood, Tay.
ior, Randolph, Babour, &c, calculates the
Wing gain at fifteen per cent, upon the vote
of 1870" The editor of the Wheeling
Timcs,has Just arrived froman excursion OF
some ten days TO the mountain cou,ies. says
they are in a blaze Of Whiggery," and
that our cause is in con liton of prosper
ily beyond all computation" He says the
number who have already Ich the Locos IN
Marion is between thirty and forty, and in
Mononcaha seventy iye,and that the Loco
idco majority IN November will be very
small in the latter county. There are large
gains also to the Wings cause in the ada
cent counties.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

was consumed Nv IRE N the dead q winter
ani het husband p,fi~hcd IN ne naw, -
Escaping bate'u,i, md nearly destitute W
tluihne. she fingered distracted IN m,1d
about the ashes ~ lier home sbd husband. and
suieted much from the frost. In this be.
teaved nnd iosplaie condition. she was Ten
to nrovide fpr herself and orphan children
Thcsa riyine sfiir'ens were Sanciitied, sno
she soon after obtained evidence OF the re
newet mind. and mpde profession 81 her
fath,unting VITA ihr UneregaiionalC Church.
She has been a consistent mcml'er, eNtmpla-
~ in practice. resigned and patient under the
yieIssuudes o ne and the inhfmi'cs Ol cN'
IRENE age and although prevented for many
years frum attending public worship, kept
alive her faith and hope by prayer and TIE
reading vi the scriptures, and The occasional
preaching ol tic gospel q, her own house
with the invited prayers Of chtis'lin neigh
bors, which she frequently desired and hieh'
" valued The goodness Of her lleavcnly
Fail er sustaining her through 50 many ifials
and the iniirmities OF age, SO pro,tacted, was
her uniiring theme, and she has IL length oh.
lained her desire TO depat, to the heavenly
rest She possessed much decision and en-
ersy OF character, retaining her faculties W
an unusual degree, rational 10 the last on tho
erea, lhems " salvs'ion. Without feat. she
fell asleep in the faith, reyerenced and be
loved by numerou. circle ri relatives and
friends. Blessed are the dead that die II
the LORD. ICON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

LYNcmiS0-On Saturday evening, 81 ST
ult a, the head of Vine street, PMsburg,
some countrymcn were encamped with
their wagons, and had built fire and pre-
pared their suppcrs, when man came a.
long and made an assault upon them and
their fixtures, by upse,,ing things and ma.
king a muss generally. A few rods distant
he met a little old woman leading n chill \,
and withon. a moments hesitation he
knocked both 10 the ground and raised n
stone which he threw at them, but luckily
without taking ofi,ct.-tle was preceding
to throw another when the coun,rymcn no.
ticed above rushed on and bound him fast
A gentleman who was passing on horse
back saw the scene aud joined the party,
who were celebrating whatto do with the
villain. The rider who had II large whip.
said he would give them the use of it until
nothing bu, SIX inches of,he handle was left,
and after few moments consultation they
concluded 10 give him Lynch law They
commenced al his feet and whipped up 10
his neck as he lay PROSTATE on the ground,
then back, and 'hen up again, the marks
being about an inch apart. After rolling
over three times, and opcrniing the same
wa; all over him. giving him three hun.
dr,d lashes, he was permitted to 90 or IL
stay as he pleased. He sneaked OF rather
the worse the wear, So says the Pi:.sburg
Commercial
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept Q,

At Market, 1880. beef Cattle, pair of
Working Oxen. 30 Cows and Calves, 2G0O
Sheep. and lambs. and about 1900 Swine.
PucEs--Beef Cai,ie. Extra, We notice |
woke a, ss5,2j first quality. Si.75; second
do S5,25 $50: third do, 81, 80 375.
Working Oren.--Sales made at S13 and
$3.50.
Co,rs and Cal-cs. Sales affected at sis,
81, -, ESQ, 81, and one 1850.
Sheep and Lam5s.--Old sheep, $3.50 to
a,33 Lambs from s 80 10 l.sS.
~ B.-Ssles duh of Store Cattle. We
notice very nice heiiers and steers at S!3
ner head
About 600 head of cattle remain dnsold at
l o'clock Bosi. Morn. Chr0nsCIe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

YELLOW FEVER. The weather for the
Inst few days has been peculiarly unhvor.
able 10 The continued good health OF the city
\ young man, but recently from Boston,
d'oI OF THIS maladv on Monday in the Char.
ny Hospital and We were yesterday in
i'fmed by medical friend that h. had two
strongly marked case Of fever under hi.
charge We have heard Of number Of
other instances
The unacclimaicd should be careful to com
ma no 'nd'scr',lon. nor 10 expose themselves
unnecessarily in the sun and our abscn
friends should wail the results Of lew DAYS
and avoid premature return
~. o. Republican, Sent q.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
ToUR QUESTIONS TO slLAs
WRIGHT

" .Alhasl
WHY dil yo1 vote aglins, the right
81. moose pr,s,ieniial Electors b. the Poo.
penn is-B
IA, pec,nsc ,hourl, wIth Van Ilu.
~, ihsi the farther power "a removed from
a.f peorlc ,hc better.
> Why do you oppose Annexation ?
Ia. Because deeia il bad thing for
Dr. country.
3. Why ,hcn do Won sustain Mr.. polhl
las Because though he goes for Annex.
.,,a which consider bad, he also goes
fof ihe party whom consider good--be.
cause though opposed 10 his principles. !
- 20 hror o. occurring his patronage br.
cause lnoUga las o.,cl.oH may RIA the
country. II uiil help lclocoism
Why 60 you deRouseo the TariG o.
lsi2l
iHf Because tho Wings pesscd il. and
because i'o,k AMI Calhoun are ngains, 1t.
---GsHcr1 Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

PofuLaR Vorg ~ INpIASA.-The
Indiana State Journal contains an article u.
pom the subjcc, Of the popular vote Of that
State d, the late election which shows con-
clusively iha, The popular vote is with the
Wings 1t is no, matter which can be
demonstrated by figures, from the fact, that
IN many counties, there was no contest, ana
IN others, there was a plurality OF eandl'
dates In arriving then, at the result, VIC
have only to take the counties where there
was u con,rs, between the two par,i,s lot
members of tn Legislature, and few CIR
cults where fair contests were had for pros
ecuiing attorneys. The Journal gives Ia
BILE el sixteen counties, rcgancd this year
from the Loco Focos, and in which there
wds struggle between ,he parties. These
sixteen counties show Wing gam over
las, year OF 1873 vo,cs-a Wing gain OF
more than one hundred in each county.
Another table in the Journal shows the
vote in six contested circuits for prosecuting
attorneys. From this it appears that ;bere
was Wing gain in these few circuits Of
2i35. This, OF itself, dcmoishes the Loco
Foco majority in the whole State last year
of 2052; and it is fair to presume. that, in
the remainder of the State, the Wing gain
would have been equally grca, in n like
contest
In sixteen counties the Wings gained
nineteen members OF the Legislature, while
the Loco Focos eight members in six coun-
ties. In other portions of the State, III,
Wings gained ,weniy.eight members oveI
last year, making an aggregate gain o.
twenty members The only counties in
which the Loco Focos have gained, arr
those in which there IS n large increase Of
foreigners, who will become Wings in I
few years. IAtlas.l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

At Msrket--llOo Beef Cattle, (a6o from
The south) 80 COWS and calves, and $3.50
sheen and lambs,
PacEs--Beef Cattle, The Offering was small
ct. and all advance at 25c per cwi. obtained.
We quote ordinary, $50, and prime, $685.
600 uEs old.
Co,es aud Caires.--l'he market was clear
ed At SIi S2i, which is an advance.
Sheep and Lambs Sheep. $3.50 ST.
Lambs, 81 $3.50. UGsold 200.
Hay-Suppy fully equal Ia the demand,
at soc &C per cwi. for loose. --COu ! Enc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
SOUTHERN OPPOSITION TO THE
TARIFF.
From tie Norfolt {vaI H.r,k.


TIE raiue ., Tie Manufacturing 10 The As-
ricuifurat .S,af,s--,r IN article 90 our last
paper. we stated chs, Virginia shipped to the
Nur,leao States during the FIRST year after
thc "b!ack tariff" upwards ol 1 10 600 barrels
VI luur, being iS,0oD Note than she shipped
10 all the world besides in the sane year
We did not perceive WI ii was too late 10
make The alteration that these shipments were
tiom James River atone of the number of
barrels ri Virginia Gour shipped to the North.
ern ports 81 the limited States or 10 Foreign
countries from rhc Rappahannut and Poo.
mac we have no account. The quantity
shipped from these rivers would, however
increase she proportion in favor of the ship
meuis 80 the North very considerably. We
also stated that there was annually shipped
from the pot, Of Norfolk alone nearly
a million bushels Of corn. For this statement
we have gool authority there are some six
OF elglitol our me rchan,s who ship corn to the
North, and We knew of one house which has
shipped during the las, twelve months TO the
New En2la ports upwalds OF three hundred
sa0Usand bushels. Verilv this does not look
much like a grinding oppression of the
Soulh.' 1t is more like grinding of South
ern wheat, and an oppression Of the north
ef market with the southern corn But to
I've serious, what are the burdens of the pro-
ilctve tariff on the South in comparison with
the ability TO bear them which the SoJih re-
ceIyes from that measure! Less than moth.
ing Strike down the Manufactures OF the
Nor,h--destroy the home maIket-and where
will the Virginia farmer lind purchasers for
lis surplus produce, Not in England for
although we would be compelled to buy her
manufactures, size would not, so long as she
could supply her own wants permit it to be
brought INTO competition in her m,,ket with
the productions OF her own farmers. No, in
other countries, for they all cultivate the soil
while iheyprofect ,Eer farming and manuiac
turing industry, and are independent of MS fo
their yic,uals and clothes" The home
market, after all, is the best market il
the world, and we should never give it "
for the false policy of free trade, which is an
u-Amcrican IN ITS length. breadth, heiph
and depth. II was the dortrine OF the Fede
ralisls, from Alexander Hamilton down I,
lanes X. Polk, and has been resisted bv tho
Republican patty, & by ilen,yClay from the
time he entered into public lie up to tn.
prcsen, aoment.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
Wagon 'Nakins.

THE subscriber would info.m tie pubic
that he has AIKEN the Blk SHOP ion.
merly occupied ~ John Price, where he viii
carry on the Wagon haking Business In all
lis 6ranrhes. Having on hand a superior
lnt of timber, he feel, warranted n saving
that all work done by lin shall be Of the
hrst order, aud 10 hopes by sihcl spplica-
ton 10 business and fal dealing 10 men. and
receive share OF p'ibi,c Patronage
HASNiBAL SMITH.
Rc land, Sept. II. Isii $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
Prom 'he 'V"ehnan and Journ,l.
DISEASED POTATOES
Efi1ael d Ne TTpori efMs Commis,IoJ

Extract Of ne TrPori efhe Commission
ofPatents for is43.
"The disa'ie with which The potato cron
has been aaleked, has cSci,rd more ,bapp
usual attention The cause of H.. DIS
or sudden decay, has generally been ann.
tulcd 10 their no, ripening perfectly. and
having been harvest prennlurely. Cor o.
Union, however is, that it was caused by
the supcrhnndlnl moisture of the soil in
which they were allowed to remain too
long III does no, appear TO be confined 10
any variety bu, the Pink-eyes and the
Mrcers hare suffered most In sorae ca.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
Cu.srr AND FoncipLr.-we find tn,

CHasTE AND FoRciBLE.-We find the
following among the toas,s given a, dIsun-
ion celebration in ST Mathews Parish,
South Carolina, a, which Mr.. Rheu was
present We nre indebted to the Charles
ton Mercury OF Angus, 18th for the version
ByC w. Lewis Southern rights and
Southern wrongs-,he day is near q. hand.
when it will be necessary TO maintain the
one, and defend the other, with gunpowder
and ball Son,hcners arc you ready2 Ay,
we answer lha, embodied spiri, and essen
iial idea Of hell, John Quincy AdaE.s, we
are ready, and "let it come"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

STATE or VERMONT RE !, remembered
probate court held at Rutland within and Tor said
district on the Sd day Of Sept, 1871
.. Present, WIN Hall. Judge.
An ins'tomeu, In Whiting putporiing Ia be tho
las' viii ara ,pttHiUant Of Asa " hiic, late Of Nj
Holly, in SAID district deceased. hn' iup been pre-
scented 10 said court for probate, by Darwin Ii
White, the executor therein namcd
II is ordered that sad will he referred for pro-
la and allowance to the first Monday being the
7th day OF Oct. next and tint copy Of this Or.
der he published three weeks succcssvel pre- vious
thereto IN ihe Rnland Herald newspaper print'
ed at Rutland that PHI persons interested may sp.
pear and object to the probate thereof il thcy
cause,
A true cory Of rccoh
36-33 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
CAUTION,

THIS may certify tina, an inden'ed boy, by
4 the name OF John + Manning left my en-
ploymcnt abou, the LIST of May last, without
my consent, this is therefore TO forbid all per-
sons from haiboring or employing said boy
on my account, as Shall pay no cha,geis of
his contracting. PiiiLETrs GooDGicu.
benson, Sept. 10, 1914. 3a1O
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

coming session. tax is levied AMI col. ciod
for the payment Of tho ipicres on the i'm
prevented deli-ojds TIE following
The pfoWso 10 Ibis ease will he fatal 10
The whole scheme, and the English capita.
lists may as well keen their money at home.
iSe L.r,siaiprs OF E.so,. ,eH .s'. Z, ;,'
merit scsnoa. male aay proris'on fer N, pay-
'asnt If ihe interest on any portion Of "a,
public dsJt Mdrk that!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

ILLINOIS LoAS-The ST. Louis Re-
publican. after stating the fact Of Gov. DA-
WIS having returned, and tina, the long me-
COLLATION. which has been going on beiween
The State and its creditors, had resulted in
ilvor Of The desired loan, provided, al The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
MARRIED.

In this town, on the 5,h inst by the Rev.
John A. Hicks, Nr John Bachelor 10 Miss
ENERGY 7. ThraIl, daughter of J. G. ThIall,
ESQ.
In Pawle, on the 10th inst. by the Rev. T..
n. Hubbard. Phineas H. Strong, NJ, ID. 10
Miss Eliza Ann Andrus, all OF Pawle,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

NJ Thomas II. Perkins, and 1874 others.
have called public meeting al Boston, To
CONSIDER the rruPos,iof running 'ai'sos1
from that city to Vermont. |, will be done,
Of cooi,e, under such auspices New York
Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

LT'Locoiocoism is thus slyly poked BY the
editor of the Allegheny Express
Height If IepeTtineaee. Asking a Loro-
foeo orator for Dir Folks opinion on The Ia
riff.
Height Of Notwithstanding our
own state deol. and offering " pay the slo,-
Ooo, 900 deLl Of Texas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
y Office

THIS is to notify and forbid all persons
l. harboring or trusting my son John Ba-
ker on my account as shall pay no debts Of
his contracting after this date.
STEPHEN BAKER.
Dandy, Sept. 10, 1914. 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

Parting GIN. "What can give you for
keepsake, my dearest John," sobbed out
sentimental girl to her scspe-grace lover,
the Hon. Jack v, about to join bis ship
ia wsrlike times. Give, my deares, angel"
cried Jack, in some confusion. Hem
why. why, you hov'nl got such a thing as a
five pound mule about you, ] suppose y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
1ySrICE.

WHEREIs my wife Nancy ha, ~i,ho II
W any just provoralion, deserted my bed
and board; Ills is 10 forbid all persons hsrbor-
ing or trusting her on nay account, as | wi'.
pay no debis Of hcr contracting after lis
dale. HENRY LOBDEI 4.
Rutland, sept. IL, 1874 3s:ins
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

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