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lied, on the III of September SasaH
Eit.S WaLSEs, daughter Of Mr.. George
W. Walker, aged abort SIX yaars. @ @@@
Died, nj Snow Hill. on the l6.t. OF 0e-
tober, Mr.. liEoaaE WASHINGTON WALK
nR, aged aboa, SO years. lie has left Il
large circle OF relations and friends to
mourn, but not as though they had no
hope; he had been a member of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church for some years,
and endeavoured to live the life OF chris
tian both in his walk and conversation.
Though called BIZ. few days before his
affection to consign the darling of has boz
som 10 the silea! tomb, yet ne trusted in
God thu, he should soon meet heria hea-
ven. Though afflicted in body, yet he
,ngrmusel not al. his Affections; his eye
was placed On th,ags above, cas.he glory
that soan would avail; HIN. When lie
hand Of death was Land upon hin. he re,
signel tender vile and children into tie
lands Of that Cod who had been hl5 pro-
tetlor. through life. IL was cs:es;ne3 b
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SrrcIAI Etgcr,oN N JonsgTos.-Wc

SrrcIAI EtEcrios N JoHssTos.-Wc
learn from private source, tha, Tomlin-
son, i.oco.l has been elected 70 tie Sc
maize from Johnston. 10 gil The vacancy oc-
casicned BY Inc death Of Ransom Sanders,
tWhig.) This win ne lie parties in Tie
Senate.
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Nyori.s 81 Clay,

Go We have 40; Lad time . rtpare
= notice Of the proceedings OF the political
parties in this p!sed on Saturday last As
we understand sundry Misrepresentation
have gone abroad III relation 70 the part
acted by The Wings, We may take occa-
sion 10 notice them hereafter.
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TAKE. NOTICE AND SAVE COST.
= III. ressens md bird TO ,tEs estate a tie
- late Samuel Couch, Esq. dos eosesj. are -
quesie, 10 settle @,tu-t,s saesCsissT OH o. te-
lure the 2Sia Of Dceemhst nSx,. Thuse Gae
by book accom-, mast be settled by csssit or
mol: ;aaa those due bt aots mast De see,aeti by
rast, or renewal. z.*.
JAS. N. PATTERSON, .i,im'r.
gY.aherI2 Al
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Presidential Election.
PENNSYLVANIA.--Wc have ),

PENNSYLvANIA.--We have seen
an extra from Tie Office Of The Pennsylva-
Man, dated Sunday evening, > o'clock,
which gives the reported majorilies from
eighteen Counties, from which /, appears
that there were
For Clay 1928
Fer Polk 1893
C!ay's majoriiy $40
In these eighteen counties in 1910.
there were
F. Van Buren, 1902
Tor Harnsoa 1slo3
Ean B'.rsa's la 10
TO Which all chy' slpgeri;y new, 40,
anu !; NJ! laaie his gaii, IN The Harrison
vote ,o36. l;u: compared with Tie &c.
vemor's sleciioa Ills fa,l, :hcrc appears d
he Wing les d 1913, iaMtesn lplnars1
Vi which vas n tie city AM county d
Philadelphia These returns, stetsisFs
leave the anal result IN douas, trough III
probability is that .ils state has rouc 10
rak. 4ss.e~s-...~
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Notice.

A NJ person wishing TO parchase lands in
The nawfisids, can be accommodated With
six OF seven hundred acres, iy;aa immcdi ie'y
east Of Gsayeli, Hill, on The road leading iron
gusEn's Mills To Hiii<horou2h, with t@a or
t,Yee snail improvements, amer good repair
as 10 feaces and rabins; or b. one. ;va or
three hundred ARE Tots, TO sait purchasers
For terms aud particulars apply to
G. G. SMITH. ~
@ SAMI.. N. TATE.
.r7p ANY address 10 lie foit Master, ilaw-
f,l,ss, will be attended ~.
October Is. Al
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Remaining IN lie fcsl tissee i. H8<e q
rDcgh % the IL das u 1eA.isr is4a.
whifla, # nj laktg go slisssn Il ~
months. wi.l II So. = IT, s.tlsesss
I'll Office = d. ltacss
Join An1trsgt. solelnss ansls. Betsy
Alien.
Til ma nrrtrn. Rol.rss n. Rlaea y st.i.
Jamss 8u.iee!., Ja.orass Hsgovsl,s. lila
III
Tie cosontr II Grange gonnt,. 81.
- TAR. MIS- susan Clerk. ihe ic.k
III OsnaS COMFY, siiss galik II. Cs;.ss-
TEE. Levi I0aI.nn. Mrs Susan CT, ~.
Gavin Carroll, Gel. csm. s7,l i,sEiE.ii
n. G. Militia.
Jehn or SaEnl. Dunn. eennoi DeE.ea.
Matthew Durham. Miles pati, Jsnas
Dehur.. Dr. Lewis RishorgA.
II
George !. Eli. n Eliis. col. Elier-
soG
II
Henry u. F.,.s. william rafral. $.
Eluel Forsytl,c.
Elisha Griffin.
I'll
William l.. p. Heath. 4. Miss Elizabeth
Horton. Chesley Hendon, Dr. A. Hulion,
John Homer, ..
James Inscore.
u
James T.atsa, son in law Of Thos. Isol-
loway, John d. Lea'Icss.
III
Alexander Mehanc, John Mason, VII
| liam Maris, james Mscray, Rev. /. Il.
M'Mannin, 2, Hiram ticseigh.
!. \. Pratt, Allen Peny.
George Rhodes, Green Read.
4 'inomas g. Slacktliord. David Stray
4 uln, Jane Stewart.
I
Abel Thomson.
w
i r. y, Waddell, 2, Miss Rsbccca wsd.
dell, 3, Mrs. Elizabeth WaddeIl, SainItl
Woods, Alexander Woods, A d. Whit
ted, Geo. W. Walker, Joseph j. Wood
row, James Watson, son Of Rcbecca
tTHoS. CLANCY, r. NJ
| October ali g,y
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Land for Sale.

SEyl!.L ee soisl on III 18Th oj~ Nogemacr, ..
Samuel n. Tass's Slore. ~ neal h.r&,
three hundred and six acres vi Lt,id, the Ria..
whesctn Henderson Fow! II foFmel.s hera !.
vail be d,sislrd iuta smailet tracts Ia sui paf.
.,tassFs il cit sired. II is tisaates six n.i.ts
vest Il tiitsscoIueg!t
*s~@ David TATE.
October S. 4e~~
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N ~ I NIa, ENEtuIU6Hg TT ut = EEsU UHs
uau; On waith the satc fhomns GfifEa lived.
cant inina $50 acres, sil Of which tracts lie on
Cain grs<s, wi,hin o.,e mile and hall ol Ar.
81 <ri.asa's Acaic,ny, and ere valuable and
y ali imnavad, weh .ae.. es,',ars IN esch OF
thuia, Tbs trae, Ut lard OIL when N. Perry,
for rnr'y lived. AT the n,sgii d Cam Greek. gu
Il IL Z va, containing about / acres, i also
offered s,f sale. The mnst yalaub'e tract IN the
naigsbarheod, For terms apply 10 the sub.
ssr.het, o. Il h'm. Perry on The premises.
HENRY 0'DANIE.L.
November I. 50 I'D
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Al ny'ss IS ! lInvs Msasrv.-
Wien llse laii.er ri 1, 4 Presens i.occg.ro
e2asissis Ct ~ tsce I'res.5sssy -.
Secretary ~ ihe 'fsraesrs. aOts. Js.ss,
AssssseN. i 80 vllra e'sucts IT q b !.
sisss IL. isCr.s asssel uss Blessing.
a. tia Pfsitcars d.ssirs aosld a.m.aiss
pscef. 'fss fsl.pulas sasrae. ssen s..e
ffrost q hlgssaissJ paiias. ! sss,e,a.
= il 1915. j, sound VIII ,.aetgiae no. /,
sii'i as Dsl,prIssy .ira.
i be ag.lrassnnss. hose rra,iaes All
ahcse a. = .lerrrd ior ileir .slus ~
81 il.e laeiaaa,s n fore h Harssi,
VII h-st ~ oce4siun sserlua.ly Il regret
tlis api ossnnl'y ofresdy sales III IL No. i
q cotton Il - own nsighbcri.oea. md /,
WILSON, he .nslsrI.poL lhal liz success
II nc American nlsnai-c.ur.. Which ssas!s
. dimisl lie ploal tsfses lie eIcss,ire
psoht, n TIE imroef. doris nj. nec.ssa-
I.Iy all % tie paet u lie article III ih=
LANDS II he ronsumt. III
Str. Polk ard Mr. Dallas Ill not ron.
cede The princinirs advocated IN tits r.
peri, aud YET ,liey claim % be Madi,cn
Democrats.
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- sEAEN1A - ~ .sfr = 80 FF8f
- 80 eFsls {. - - ~ frsee ~
80 sssasas e fsssts. = aa4 ns.e hsHsa
80 = fssss*fe kss4.
%sskRayxx :. 90
TEfPE1sSt T. AFETfeG.
1 &LETt*0 80 N.sks 80 esass
sAess Sal. - Asti - 80 - @st.Rae
iisH - Nedss-sAy sxt~seg efAf = s~ass
- I'D hra
Aesr4 hsae So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-07

A CASpIp. ApSlssIoN.~-Ihe Phiiade'-
pima Nmih esncr .caa gives the. f'llo~ing
,rcilpo,, III The details of which they
knn-t be uue. We rs The ateaa,n CT
The l,coIncn lsbnrini men TO J.:
An Eagli.h import nc merchant while
:nsrr.ing with agen.lr.n al. whose Stars
4 i, W.lnul s'ree admitted iha, lie was
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a TsaeraLle Lady.--Mrs. Hamilton,
relict Of General Alexander Hamilton,
one Of ihe most distinguished men of our
country. 10 now sojourning in Philadelphia.
A seat has been assigned 70 her IN The Con-
ren'icn o. Tie Episcopal Church, rev IS
senblca iL ll.si city, and she has beer re-
gnlsr a!ie.dan, daily. Although ntasis 80
seass ol ag., Sic il llYely and cheerful
and relates anaret5.cs n Revolutionary
t,ises With all The !tisoI aaa Imagination
d youth.
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MnLEaisN IN ExsIssn --Great ex.
ci.emsr; has heee caused in Reading and
neighbaFhood. By prophecy Of some
wandering fana!irs ,ha, The end of tie
world vii he inihe conrss of this year.
Their irequen! preachings have rrot!nced
most InisekieyDns otiee.s On wrak.mind.
cd prisons. not wholly conHned 70 ,:,s
lneaaeaea ranks. AMI several ministers
have thought /. eiieni 10 warn til ir
ila,ks rom ;hG palpi; sga;nsl the i.!asious
o;tlisse presunIpiuons Fseaaa RI phess.
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Thess grr lhitts saf-e sehecls in Sea
York CRY, fson sh,s!l The Bible il -.
clude II. -
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We observe h ,hsl.,. of p s.engers al.
rived II ilr Gfr / Wsstrr4 Tie n.ne VI
II. IL Roiisco, ihc wy anpelrg aIris -
81 Ra.sI.. No ieit To United S.a.es is.,
yras IN a vel u i.l.oan eauasty. ID.
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s.
DRzADTrL SrFtSBoAT Dis.sTaR.-0a
he I'D ulL, While lie s.caiabca. Lucy
Walker was On her way from Louisville
o New Orleans, on The Ohm river. some
part Of her machinery got out of order.
and inc engiae was stopped % repair Il.
While engaged IN making The necessary
repairs. the waller IN The hoilcrs yos too low;
ahd about fse minutes after the engine i.sd
CEASED wo.kisg. n: boilers esIlol.l, anl
llicd w wounded from slxts Il eighty
persons. ...nosg Lose killed. wss Gen.
james ". fegrsm, n Richmond. VI. i
gentleman q great worth and !lighly d.
leelned.
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Rlrnsy .. .flsn,y..-lames 81. nirncy
has openly TAKEN tie stump 70. Polk
ard Dallas, free ,raie an Tear. I!sha.
,angafd the people Or Albany OH Friaay
night; abusing Henry clay, anil sosflscap.
inc Polk, in ! style thai was remarkably
sgeesable 70 Tic laccs. lie mlhhis he r.
ers that he Should hold on 10 his nomina.
lion BY the Michigan locos inspiie Of Il
nentaiions here snl elsewhere lie IL
50 assailed ard FiIlifea John Quincy
Adams IS IN eneinyto the cause II ernan-
cipa;ioa!
To show what scn,s sholiiianisss think
Of Mr.. Birney. We will merely state that
sir'een of the Trading aboli,ianists If Al
hany have published: card iii which ihrv
renouuce him anil declare their intention
10 vote for i!enr, CLAW. 2roy Ulig.
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METERS INpiAss This is The SEA.
son iot paying uhe Indians ihsir snnui
ties. and The superintendent has arrived 4,
Council Bluff. IN he 81 amer Nimr. d,
laden with m.,nvy and msrcha .dl.e Tor
that purpose. The Aitoes nwn large
,rac, Of country on The Biz Platte. IVES,
VI The Missouri; t,ey are . panr rscs If
peopl. and receives small 3lnuay Of Sc,
500. The P.snses srs pa~silul bod, !,
and anmbet aso.t $3.50 porous. di.ided
into bands unI.r tie nae. oi paan.es
Loop, Gf.nI pawae.., II j ,blic ras.
nss. pawnee Pics. Ir.: they arc iii ani
fn,iive il their habits. and receive ia, is
ION ssi gan!s. The Gfaad Suian IL
The P.ltnws,iomses, or the ''uni,si b.nis
or The CMppsass. A taw.s. All Patio
wst,omees They own five mlilons !, (
aces Of pr,irie lads slong lie allsoul
ris.r II he f.:iilc Sioux. SamLe r shou.
1000, nd fses,vt sl2 90 Ye=r for ,l,rlr
l.nis soij in lll'nols al Mich gan
Taey srs rr.ps.,ab.e holy .ef Iadlans,
ar grd t,rnrf,, AMI "a Gale ,heir cil-
crsa. The payment If the anpuu y i
sls avs ! season II gtess aila.i'J - fss.
~ 81, -. h'e!.
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pRoElDENtc THEATRE BURNT.

III p.ns,lenrs Iafairt . ~ euEsu,g.
I'd 81 L iisg mosnins 1 HI tisr broke
~, ssusi onr 81 ,eks T'ls,: buiidug had
seep ocrupieI III esen.as previous BIZ
Dr.. is.isinet. wio delivered III, Re tic les,
III III, coltae u ra.su,lii' lrcsurss,s Be-
sdes tie srepsf, and il a.rs If Ihr Tie
sss. al n l4atln r. paiI tsepaeat sp~
psralu., larla Ing lie .nsrr cuf md =
s..,~ra,d ~ secapu NJ paintngs, y or,.t nv
gr,sttt Sla,0no, Wi eopeunet.. sG,, II
.satt! HI 4 Wa ~ iaseFsnce III ila pro-
.p.t'y, Toe ap'sa.'ii p!aa~tar,un, ron.
). urlel hy NJ. RAs.e,i, Of oaia, witt
t..e ALL NJ twfEu Fsars. vas also baau-
~. l.. s@la> j. t>nnaisd n sly 0Oq,
sat, It ~a, iassf. i fat 100, |, btb"ns,
ri . Mess Hs,wrI L !!"s,n54n, sho
n-v< last u ID ii a i TIE ptansla.ium
- .09a sa.sh u philosophical sPparats..
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~ Sieifk---tss hstt -. ~ E =.
II ~. tasasaa b. - = - egsns,.
&c rSrils II Tu-ai;,. 4siss.s sslfas
= 9ny - fs~elsss evrF = hAse asn
its E,ssss ci.t messarts ss nSi.ss ii
spsamisFanrs, sndt Nsal.s , ynunas 1
sshess; ~ s;i.sr a.fsss.ses 4 ,nrs,es il
sirumrune. ~ .rsstl.s 3 pnpds s
ssfss II. I.sa.s ] s,s.e sF-,g. 81 he.,sr.
''-'ia, - rersstsl,ls -. ! lrrs ~.
'ssl Il LIEN beng ii III size II Il ssa.is-
81 + H. iwa ssasan.
II hass 10 n.esn.d ina III. Jsnss
h.sl.cp ~ Is aas rura.s.s. p.ss.,.il;.g
- snessks q risgaslisTaare.
80 1895 ls.ers 20. II. II. N,.i.-s.
fps'palss e.sossns = spse.ms,.s y Is
Teanns. 'iisgs 80 !, I II a.ean si4s.
il.oesh ID sssi.eiss,'s Ire II - ceu,.
par i, vi,s ~ o:l.si. IT, eisa u.
gu ali sasAtl,
With tAese specine..s hsiav II, ~!
.eeas;;issTs lie fasiii,y ~ litiie tsgtase
wsiA wa.icA liz aTc cultivated. ard a.cH
saiae II ise ieciing r stock. ue cannot
Feifas.i !fon, recommending Il plr ag,icGl-
'iursl rsaatfs E0pc extensive callase II
;l.em.
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Epsearegfmt,s' of .i.caW'affmfs,-
We a. aatharizeI hy i've planters
ii y arren county, ~ Stale ia! hey
wi! give IN following premium 10 any
naa, Of Company q msn, WHO will es
,absish and pun Il opera ion \ cotton fac
Tory in the q J Of Iieks5ufs. Tor the ma
nnfacluse Of eosrse cotton. These plan
ters. deemiag The principle Of home Ma
nufac'ure essentially necessary to,he well
being of The South. offer 10 give, as a
bonus to the enterprising person who will
commence il, nineiy jfUe bales Of cotton
each year fer fue years 10 come. ant 10
purchase all the cotton goods necessary
Tor the ne other plantations from, The
SAME sae,ory. Iiekssarg Hhig.
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Remaining ii lie Fcsl sii1sre !. Hil.sa q
rDcgh 90 he IL das u DeA.isr ie$s.
whiela, # nj gaktg sut silsssn sEsse
mansiiS. vii Il sens Il - Sselsesas
rss4s Ufice 3 d. lt.sefs.
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fssstrsa n@kss Esipk 80 81
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Deparsrd this IL 4 slle soxn ofLeaks-
ss.lr. J. III psrG nias o'csark, d Sasrr-
tsay tseaiug ri i2aA r n-.ohar. 81 50.
gesiiss ieseT. iscsiss sAass q. Mnxrs.
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Lneas esc'.iy rs onE yepar iFssaa sa.lsa.
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NarEg.
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Name kaew him hui 10 love,
Meme named hin, but 10 praise.
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William L. p. Heath. 4. Miss Elizabeth
Horton, Chesley Hemdon, Dr. A. Hulion,
John Homer, ..
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NecFge khcdes, Green hesd.
:
Thomas g. Shacksliord. David Stray
ofn, Jane Stewart.
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Claws majority
there wem

Nsa! IH9JuII13 wv
In these eighteen counties in isiO,
,hara x.aea
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Jol.n An'ltls,a, iso.slntE aasls. Betsy
Alien.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

The AMERICAN FRIGATE CHEsA-
PEAKE.-A correspondent of the London
Times sends to that paper the following in.
teresting paragraph concerning the re.
mains Of the old triga,e Chesapeake:
"The old well remembered American
frigate chesapeake, which, between 80
and 40 years ago.when under the command
Of Commodore Lawrence was captured by
Capt, Brook, who commanded His Majcs
tvs friga,e the Shannon. during the Ameri
can war, has been broken up for many
years past, and at the present time forms a
constituent, portion of the lumber which was
used in the erection Of -four mill, situated
npon a stream which runs near the town o
Bolley'' in Hampshire. A few days since
the worlsmen, whilst engaged in repairing
the mill, had occasion to move some Of Thu
gable railers, which formed a part OF III,
old chesapeake, and found the wood TO b;
as sound and as fresh us il was on the da,
when she was first launched Several Gu
Ilously disposed persons have purchases
sIndry pieces ofthis noted vessel, with
view of having The wood turned into snu Il
boxes and other fancy articles of turne
ry."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

MAGNIFICENT ORcHARp.--hi the iaic
Manual Fair Of the American Ins.i'mr
Ma Il I Pei, II Ulacr county, ~ y
received gold medal br the bea fruit
farm
Tie states that he has 40 orchard contain
ing 10000 trees OF one kind Of fruit, viz
tho Newton Pippin. Here is an orchard
worth looking at We do no, know how
iblekly they ore ST., out. bu, llowing there
" \ tree on every square rod, or 100 to an
acre, which Is TO thick, II must take one
hundred and twenty Eve acres MIR. Prll
thinking j, rather Improbable to wait for
the bearing year, or in other words, no, be.
ing willing TO have apples only every other
year, adopted plan with some Of his trees
Of squirting up the Tagging energies Of
those requiring rest, so MS 10 make them
bear every year Accordingly he selected
certain number Of them, and in April
SC raped the rough bark from them, washed
them with SOAP, cut of all the interfering
branches, painting over the cuts with white
/ PAIN, 10 keep the wafer out aud then sid
/ the bark Of the body in several places from
the ground to the frs, limbs. so ms to pre-
ven, their beng hidebound He then il
July placed peck OF oyster she'll lyme a
the roo, Of each tree, which in November
was dug in.
The Farmers Cabinet, from which we
oliqin this Information. stntes that the fol
lowing year, he gathered from these trees
1900 barrels of apples, aud that this yea
they are again bending TO the ground witt
fruit lie sold his apples in the New
York market for four dollars per barrel
and the reminder in the London marke
for nine dollars per barrel. This is goo,
doing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
DIR. wIsTAR.s BALsAM OF WILD

CHERRY. Now that this preparation is
we'll known to be a more certain cure for IN
cipieni Consumption, Asthma. and liver com
plaint, Cough, snd all similar affections, than
any other remedy ever known, there will be,
and no~ are fund those 81 villainously wick
ed as u concoci a spurious and perhaps pols-
eonous MIXTURE. and try to palm II off as the
genuine Bslsam. We raise no Jalse alarm.
An imitation appeared 10 Rochester, n. T..
last winter and other parts. another article
somewhat resembling Dr. Wisisr's Bslssm
a. name is sod. We advise the public OF
these schemes, that their health NAV not be
i'iiied with, nor ourselves plnndefsd OF our
jasi tights, Dr. Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry Is new medlcine. and more efhca'
eioos than any nlher known. We have the
sniien signatures of surh meR as Recorder
lAlmase, Cauncellor Williams, and John
Powers ID. D. of New York II. Gouge esq
Member ri Parliament. and scores Of others
70 prove that IL has cured Asthma Bleediul
at ms Longs, &c. Sc. &c, after the physi
'ilasssil had ceased " benefit,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

At market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 from
the South 30 cows atd calves, aud 1000
sheep and lambs
Beef Cattle arc we'll sustained, and W,
quote ~ 25a rs TO a. % IS FOR ordinary
and sc for some extra
Cows and Calves all sold y, els a 30
Sheep and Lambs are cheaper. we quote
Sheep = % a $50 Lambs 81 10 -, 81
Hay so 81 ~ C. for best sorts o
loose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05

p,.tnc, Of Rui'saS, S. Ii that !" ' r. a stated
probate court holden at Rutland within and for said
district on the lstb day Of No' a. d. 1914
Present, Wm. Hall Judge.
Eugene s Parker administrator of the estate Of
Abel Titus late Of Ciarendon in SAID district,
deceased, ntestaie, proposing to render account
Of his administration upon said sstatei
II 10 ordered that said account be referred for e.
animation and allowance 10 the first Monday being
the 9th dsy Of Jan. neIt and that copy OF ihis
order be pabllshed three weeks successfully pteyi-
ons thereto in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed at Rutland. that all persons interested may
appear and object 10 the same If they see Cause.
! A true copy Of record.
i9-5l HksRY HAT Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
CABINET MAKING,

Y'liE Subscribers would give no,ice 10
i their customers and The public thai they
will continue 10 carry on the Cabinet Making
business in all its various branches. two doors
North Of the Jail. where they have on hand
good assortment of work and have just re-
cieved from Boston good stock Of mahoga-
Nv ADD trimmings and will hold themselves
IN readiness to execute all orders entrusted
10 them on short notice. and in the latest
fashions and mos, workmanlke manner.
Wanted in exchange iot work, fulled elu'li
lumber and all kids of country produce
A liberal discount made for cash. Those
wishing 10 purchase any arirle in out line
are requested to call & look before pure has
ing elsewhere, Ms We shsll sell as cheap a,
any other shop IN the county.
BUCK & CURTIS.
Rutland, Nov lsil aSif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-12-05
STATE or yERMONr.l pEnremem-

STATE or yERMoNr.l Re rtsmsm.
District OF Rutland. ~ - bcred tina,
a, special probate ccua held OF Rutland
within snd for said district on the 2eth DAY
OF Nov. Isii
Present, wrn Hall. Judge.
Frederick 7. DAILY. executor OF the last
will and Testament OF DAVID DAILY late OF
P"isheld 10 said dis,ric, deceased, tesiaie,
having made application TO said court in
wniua, setting Firth the amour, Of the debts
ana seacies and estimated expenses Of sd-
min1slration, the amount OF the personal
property. and representing that the sale of all
we real estate, consisting OF one Undivided
hall OF the home farm Of said deceased tex
cept the conditional life estate to portions
thereof vested in the widow and daughter by
The will of SAID iesiate) is necessary for the
payment OF debts, lcgacies and expenses OF
administration and Praying said court 10
grant him license To sell the same: therefore
II is or Tered that said application be refer
red Tor hearing and decl>tnn 10 the ash Mon-
day being the esh day of January next and
that copy Of this order be published In the
Ruil Heiald, newspaper printed a, Re-,
land, three weeks successfully. rtsviOu:
thereto. iha, all persons interested may ap
pear and give bonds for the payment OF sal,
debts, legacies and expenses. or otherwise
objec, To the same If they see cause.
A true copy of record.
1881 HENRY HALL, Register.