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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
RUTLAND COUNTY AWAKE.

Our County Convention of last Friday
the proceedings of which will be eivei
in cur next-was of a most cheering cha
racier The large collection of the true de
mocracy assembled on this occasion-tht
spirit and zeal manifested, and the determi.
nation OF all TO awake in earnest TO the de.
fence Of their best interests gave ample evil
dence that the right spirit still exists ia old
| Rutland County, and full assurance that her
ireemen in the coming contest are determined
upon doing their whole duty. And why
should they not AT no time, since the for
nation Of the rabid and Jacohinical party to
which they are opposed, has the occasion re-
q hrcd a more vigorous and united effpr, than
the present. At no time have their principles
been so wantonly misrepresentcd, and never
before have measures so revolving to all de.
cency, been adopted to overthrow them.
The enemy have been forced to abandon the
professions Of their pretended principles
they dare not openly assail those for which
the Wings are so molly con,ending-- and
their whole force is now spent in maliciously
vllliiyiug the character of the candidate OF
The Pariy---in misrepresen,ing their acts and
measures---ard it is only by their contempt
ble appeals 10 the passions and preiudices OF
different classes, that they now hope to turn
aside the righteous condemnation of an in
ceused people, which they so richly merit,
and which they are TO receive.
The address OF Mr.. Cuiper upon the occa-
sion above referred TO, was a most capital
one. 1t was listened to with marked a,,en-
hon---many parts OF it were received with
an enthusiasm that would ou, land the
frequent applause of so large and respecta
bio an assembly, renders any encomiums
OF II from us. unnecessary, and gave remark
able evidence offs excellence. After giving
cursory accoun, of the conception and birth
OF The new tangled Democracy of which we
have heard SO much, and Of its rapid growth
while under the care of its first guardians
aud foster parents, he presented il in its pre.
sent manhood stripped OF all disguise aud
the hldeous and deformed face of Locofoeoism
stood before Us IN al its natural delormi,y
lis 'nnglES serrii,y TO the Sou,h--.its hypo-
critical oaa,---its hollow professions of love
Tor the dear people, and lis boasted relation
sup TO the Jefersonisn Democracy" were
'u'y dIscussed---,he evidences of lis ircsuen,
betrayal Of all Northern interests was fully
s"o"n-and the thing stripped OF its cover
ing stood forth a fit object of DISCUS, and
ios,hing.
WIN the nomination made by this Conyen.
hon' OF candidates Tor county Senators. we
Imagine The people Of the County will be well
pleased. They are such men as Will 70.
eeiVe the cordial support OF all true Wings.
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POLK AGAINST THE OLD PAT
RIOTS OF THE REVOLUTION

March IS, 1928, on the passage of the
bill for the relief of surviving offices of the
Revolutionary War. Mr. Polk voted IN
THE NEGATlTE.-[Cong Deb. void,
part 2, page 2670.
Subsequently on a bllto pay certain mill
tia, &c. he voted in the affirmative.
March IS, 1880, he voted AGAIST the
revolutionary pension bill.-Same, vol 6:
part 1, page 629.
March 10, 'Mr Polk spoke some time
against the bill" ami voted against t-Same,
page cas-.
Feb II 1881, he voted AGAINST the
bill for the relief of Revolutionary soldiers.
Same, vol. 7, page 730.
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no NfTluN OF
100000
Texas Debts,
and
no WAR WITH
N T. &c Oh!
THIRD PARTY CONSISTENCY

In pursuance Of previous call OF the com
mliee Of the THIRD Party" Of this Con
gressional District, assembled at Msnches
ter on the I2th inst, for the purpose O.
nominating a candidate ,o--witlldraw as
many votes as possible from the candidate oil
parry pledged against slavery and for the
purpose Of strengthening our whole first and
leading measure Of policy, tends posftuefy 10
the petpetui,y Of this infamous system. We
beg all sincere Aboliiionists, whether in the
ranks of the Liberty or Wing parties to recol-
lect that the COMING ELECTION OF THIS TALI.
MAY FOR EVER! SETTLE THIS QUESTION
As an evidence of the inconsistency Of this
party, we give the 5th and 9th resolutions
adopted by this Convention. which are as
follows:
S Resotred, That there is a party now in
course Of organization whose distinctive OBJ
ject is to he the annexation Of Texas TO this
country.
6. Resoired, That the accomplishment OF
this project would fortify the Institution OF
slavery, against the influences that now
threaten its speedy ubversion-would put in
imminent danger what Of liberty there is now
in the country, and would interpose most for.
midable obstacles in the way of human ad-
vancement in these Lands.
From the above it would he supposed tha,
these mos: ardent Aboli,ionists were about 10
become honest, and enter heartily into the field
under the banner Of the only party that can
by any possibility hope TO defeat this project
or overthrow the slave power in this country.
But no; in their affected blindness they can
see no difference in the two principal oppos-
ing parties and Notwithstanding one is de-
cidedly opposed, and the other in favor of the
annexation Of Texas-,hey are
determined upon throwing their whole in.
influence in favor Of Polk, Dallas, Free-Trade
and Annexation. Let tbs Ticket once sue |
coed, and the distinctive ob;aCi' alluded 10 in
the above resolution, be attained thereby, and
the efforts Of all Aboitionism will be of no
avail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

BIcoTEy.-Philps, the Irish orator. in
one of his>speeches, gives most vivid per
sonification of blgotry. Says he ;--'Bgot
ny has no head, and cannot think she has
no heart, and cannot feel when she moves
it is in wrath when she pauses, it is amid
ruin her prayers are curses, her commu-
Mon is death her vengeance Is eternity; her
decalogue is written 10 the blood of victims ;
If she stoops for a moment from her infer
nal flight, it IS upon some kindred rock to
whet her Gngs for keener rapine, and re,
plume her wings for a more sangunary
desperation.
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All other ofhc es,
Celebration at Clarendon Springs.

AT meeting Of the citizens of Clarendon
Springs, held for that purpose, on the ais.
day o: June, 1874, it was resolved to cele-
brale the anniversary of American Indepen-
deace, at that place on the 4th OF July next,
and Reuben Il. Thrall, David HodgE an,
Daniel Wing, franklin Barlow, Daniel T..
Ewing, John +. Learned, Henry Hitchcock,
Lewis NJ. Walker, Joseph Congdon and
Cyrei Carpenter were appointed Committee
of Arrangements.
After consultation the following gentlemen
were designated by the Committee az
OFFICERS OF THE DAY,
President,
GEN. JONAS CLARK.
Wee Presidents.
Obadiah Noble, Lewis Walker. Eooch
Smith, Preserved Fish, Chapman Giddinps
Spencer Waldo, Thomas Hulett, John Fox'
Jeremiah Low, Stephen Gleason, Jonathan
y ihrall, benjamin Blanchard, G f. Hendee.
Samuel h. Kellogg, Smith Sherman and
Hyde Westoyer.
GEN. +. w. HOPKINS,
Assistant-MarshaH,
GEN. RUSSELL HICKOK.
Orator of The Day,
Z. Is. HARRINGTON, Esq.
feadtT o. he Declaration Of Independence,
J. G. DEXTER, Esq.
WILLIAM HOWARD, SubSAtute.
ALEaBERT POND, Ioast Master
by order of the Committee,
HENRY HITCHCOCK,
Chairman.
ID. II. MEAcHAsD, Secretary.
There will also be a Cotillon Party given
IN the Evening, al the Hall of ID. IIodgman,
where the Rutland Band will be in attend,
nee, under the direction of |, /. Solomoas.
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CAPITAL Hirr--ln the annexed ex.
uaei irom 'he speech in the Senate of the
United States Of Mr.. Jarnagnr. one of the
S'nl'ors from Tennessee, against the in.
hmcus Treaty, we have fact and sarcasm
about assuming the debts Of Texas. preseu.
ted with a force andA felicity that will en-.
sure rs publication and Republication
throughout the United States
Mr. flanagan has indeed erected far
these Southern STREET cons,ruciionis,s, and
Notlhern Slaves, who 90 for this treaty
Nhh all rs enofmnirs. Inconsistencies and
aHA uSl .paiions, nonumont--nol Of honor
more durable Than the "conceni+l brass
to which be rclys so Justly and aanpilv
l." ihi: extract be read, circulated and
remembered ~
Tho next article assumes al The jehs
'83 Liabilities Il Texas. however erco,e8
have 1!coady shown lha, with or wi,hour
any assumption we become liable for MI
her ensas mcn's when We take her soye.
'i-n'y and llal The faith she has violated
binds &c lns' as much as lha, she mean, n
J. e. No only Der acknowledged bu,
her fepudimoi de'ts lhen. are 10 be mid
N"i NC vofy e >, which she has GREAT
aus soli ~ perhaps tp, fifth or n tenth ~
me 'al1e expressed on us face is 10 b. ~.
deemed q nr with an inlcres, Of $ o, m
pc cent ~
u '.s 'pfor'slon Of The treaty be ratified
here, 'hi4k may then proposc ~
a1pfopr1'lon % erect, IN edngeo,,I
bras' great and acrnal moaumen, 10 A.,
aau''a@1mplouiss, States and parry a.,
hold y constitutional 10 assume The dclas a
a JerogH STATE, AMI 40, Of our own H,cl
o. % lofty sis shall shine many on,
nafnf q southern STREET conaruc,ion,s
be SECRETARY q State shalt TOP the emf
neDce, Is The acinow lodq.d chief Of an 70
",p'"e'' ~ his l4t shall be seen m
'slrs 81 ne Senators from South Carolina
al lhc ierFi anti-issanm .5nis.s Of N,.,s
spgl whose State befs, II win me,;, -,
iaf dlsmcnou 81 beng much f.,die, /,
pay ibe dtb q Texas than Der own
irhie lower, bot somewhat omnIous al.
honor, ~ a Be emblazoatd tie names ~ nm
rois oui Pennsylvania, and their sena,o,
Alabama snd Aikansas, II not quite 20 hlgl
wal SAT- BE cmnsn, The New-uam,
sbfe SnsLors. now the sole rena,nin
Nonhern men with Southern feeling
shall take ihsi SIDE Of the political ulaas
ieom wslet looks Nonhward. Those v
tsrles Of srec, construction, those Aposl
o' tnts5ssmPtion John Jones, Thoml
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

the committee on Roads, Bridges -,
nails, OF which Harvey Hun,oon ~ SU !. 2
is the chairman. To him, then ~ ~
Of the Senate are to look for n G,s Fob
ton of all the intricate cons,itu,;,n. 'p2
tons involved We trust he will Lo l'7
cd a, the fall session to subm, an o,H 'ie
report Who doubts his inabilay 5' n
five thousand people ofthc State VII, 'h
peil'loned for rail road facilities viii ~
satisfied with mere "lcavc 10 waI, b
their petitions" lflhcy are to be 5, 49,. d.
of the advantages enjoyed BY cycrr .'s
State in the Union in the speedy ma WIG
nomical transportation of,hc tie prrJ ,1'
their farms aud workshops to the rrs ,,o.'
lie marts ofthc country, they will yc,r N'
urally want to know tho why's and Ht u
lores. fClaremon, "a, w
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4U
Very Doubtful:

We confidently expect that some Of the
States we have set down az doubtful will go
for CLAY, while we shall not entirely give up
the last three in the Polk list unless the
Summer Elections at the South result badly.
But for the Texas question, we should stand
an even chance for them all ~ Y. Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

A'ftsE The loco presses have boo
~, ,h haoH Of saying thai oil who voted ~ 10
.he bank N '32 were 6ov,h, Tor
iAs bank, Well, genilenl IN. now ZIP by
Dalias ~ "ans s0aghf
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,.a iaE AT CAsrLEToS We learn ,h.,
Ine u"eiling house and some OF the nm t ''ia'
J,ns' susched thereto, belonging 70 Co. ou ~,
10y, OF Casilaon, was entirely des,.o "
ny nre on Monday last. How he ~ d
mated we did net learn. The bon,o org
insured but whether the Insurance .;,, was
er The loss, or not, we were no, ;nro WI Gov
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

Racine. and b. u the Charleston Mercury
hall daily. o, early dawn and deNy eve,
leiI a 70 biui Of ivnoonI youths
sni virgins Of the press 10 sfsw flowers Of
its la.e. md beng afoun1 u ,ho garlands Of
their ptaite ~ y AnsSteaa
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~ have no hesitation In declaring THAT
IAMIN FAVOR OF THE IMMED1ATE
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE u
Nj I'D STATJS."-Jsmesk Polk TO the Cit
trens of Etnc!naati ApuI sB, 1874

The Nashville Union. the organ Of Polk
and Jackson. holds the follosing language
1--WE wish II borne in mind, that the op.
pressive Tariff Of isss, has been condemn
Cd by every true democrat, and BY none more
decidedly Than MIR Van Blren. THAT IT'S
PROVISIONS ARE VIEWED WITH ABB
HORkENCE BY GOVERNOR POLK e.
ALL HIS FRIENDS WE NEED NOT
REPEAT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

twill be noticed that the meeting of the
Rutland county Bible socieiyis deferred TO
the i7,h OF July. This is done to give the
friends OF Temperance an opportunity 10
bear lecture from Rev Mr.. Pierpoint, Of
Boston on the 10Th Of July in this place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27
ToR rEIsipTST,
HENRY CLAY,
or KENTUCKY.
ron vtcr PRESIDENT.
THEODORE EnEL MGhUySEN,
or NEW YORK.
Polk against lhc Tariff.

u The following extract from a Speech
delivered by JAMES X. POLK befote the
people ot Madison Coaniy. on the 81 dsy OF
Apul, lsi3, wall show ihai he Is and ALWAYS
has been, an Incorporating opponent of \
PEoTrcrvr TAulrr
'sThe difference bctwcen the course of the
Political Party with which he MA. Nit.
ros nHowNI acts and m y.eit s., whilst ihey
are the advocates Of Distribatiou and n
Protective Tariff Measures which con-
sidcr ruinous To the Iatcrest Of the Country,
and especially to the interests of the Plant
lug sta,rs-I have steadily and at all times
opposed both -
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FARMERS LOOK HEPEI

: TT
1.-The Wool-G rowers consider the duty
upon foreign Wool as important to their pros
peri,y. Tbs opinion is founded in error ~ -
James X Polk.
"Ny opinion is that WOOL should be Guiv
free - ames X. Polk
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rur pprsIpENTIAL CONTEST.

We believe the respective States viii cast
their Eccintal Votes a. set down in the sub.
Joined table, and by nearly the msjotIues
asfiixed--viz
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POLK md DALLAS,

tREE TRhDr To Drrtrtr
the
SHAREHOLDER
and pu, tho FRrr LABon
lER on a level with slaves
| TEXAS DEBTS
TEXAS VAGADONDS
Rnda
w AR with NJ ExICO
OR DlSUNlON!!
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From the Albany Eve Journal.

From the Albany Eve Journal.
CANAL ToLLs--1 here has b cen received for
tolls on all the canals of the State to the 18th May,
1874, (being the first q days OF navigationl
SliO,73i5 50
There was received to 3Ist May, 1885,
Being the first 81 days OF navaga-
iion) 3I5.563 40
Increase, g65,l7 II
or this increase there is at Albany and
West Troy, g28,0t7 II
At Buffalo and Black Rock, % 433 81
At Oswege, J,5S- IS
63,O72 SO
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Look on this Piclnre.""NOw on this

Clay and Frlinghn,stn,
PROTECTION TO
ANrRicAS ISpUsrRY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
JEW VID'S OR HEBREW
PLASTER.

VV'HE very best remedy that is known for all
= kinds of pain or weaknesses, such rheuma-
tism govt, pain in the side, hips, breast, back and
limbo, headache, nervoas toothache, &C.. in every
case Of which it has pro, ed an eflectua cure
There is nothing better for its sofeping and healing
qualities in cases ofscroffulous humors knots. wens,
white swelling, hard umors, stiff joints, aeue in the
breast. &c. 1t is also very beneficial in giving per-
manent relief in eradcaling pain and imparng
strength in all of weakness in the
stomach, weak limbs, lameness, affection of the
spine, female weakness &c. No person subject 10
pain weakness in the back side should De with
out it; married ladies in delicate situations find
great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application of this plaster between the Shout
ders, has been found certain remedy for colds
coughs, phthisc and lung affections in their primary
stages. 1t destroys inflammation by producing copi-
Gus perspiraiion. No physician should be without
Pastors are spread, thereby rendered almost
less, by laying and getting dry before using. This
plaster is put up in boxes containing sufficient to
spread six or eight plasters, price so cents box.
A pamphlet containing certificates and a history
Of the above plaster, may be had by calling any
Of the following agents
w. F.. c. STODDARD, Rutland Addison Buck,
Ptsford; Volney Ross, Brandon; Ira Bingham,
Sudbury; S. Moody, Middebury; James A. Hodge,
Dorset; ID. Andrews, Manchester; G. b. & A. f..
Bacor. Sunderland; T.. Jameson, Cast!eton; Hitch
cock 4 Morgan. Clarendon Springs; s. Mears,
East i'oulney; Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlei; x.
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington Co. Factory
Point; b. Harmon, North Benning,on John C..
Haswell, Bennington. 36:ly
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PRICE REDUCED.
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

DElNG composed of the Persian and Indian
I'D vegetable extracts, therefore purely veget-
able; and for eradicating disease in all its varied
forms, they stand unrvalled. In their operation
they effecually remove the very roots of disease
dyspepsia, diarrhea, dysentary and all diseases
arising from impure state of the blood or disor-
dered system. They are not unpleasant in their
effects, end at the same time restore and invigorate
the system. They quicken the circulation purify
the blood, remove all diseased action, give tone
to the nerves, exhilirae the Spirits and give health
and strength TO the whole person. No family
should be without the Persian Pills, for il might
save them from the sick bed of long and lingering
disease Of suffering; also heavy bill of expense
The preventative is easily obtained and the expense
small. They are the cheapest as well as the best
pills in use-large box, 70 pills, for SO centssmal
box. 35 pills, for 25 cents. pamphlet containing
certificates and history OF the above Pills. may be
had free, by calling on any of the agents.
For list of agents, see Jew Davids Plaster, in an
other part Of this paper.
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CautiO n .

This !, 10 inioim tho puhlic that all genuine med
trins has on tho side OF The boxes,
wnghfs Indian Vegetable PR',
(ispDs rUHolTVr)
ofhs Norfh American CTicgs Of Heaih.
And also around the border of the label. will be
found IN small type. "Eniefed according 10 the act
az conefe., in the year 1870 by WIN. WRlG HIT
in The CLERK. office Of the District Court, OF the
Eastern Disirci Of Pennsy lyania."
1, will iur,her be observ-d that the printed diec-
lions lor using the medicine, which accompanies
each box arc also entered according 10 Act OF Con-
rr-ss; and the same losm will be found at the bot
ION Of the frs, page.
The public will also remember, that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided
with certificate Of agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT. Vice President,
OF North American College OF Health
Wholesale County Agents.
The public are cautioned against buying OF any
bu, the regularly appointed agents namely;
We. &. STODDARD, Rutland;
M All orders and communications must be
addressed thus;
New England Office and General Depot,
Fly 1893 fremont Street, Boston.
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CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsam.

HAS been known and appreciated for the efica-
Il Il cioLs and peculiar property it possesses for
the cure of every kind of mounds, Bruises, Sprains
and sores; and is a never failing remedy for acute
and chronic Rheumatism. This Balsam affords i'm
mediate relief for coughs and sore lungs, pain in
the side and breast weakness in the back and lons
and is warranted TO any case Of the Plies or
fs'ula Of however long standing when every thing
else has failed. This woodworking Balsam will
restore numb or persisted limbs stiff Joints or numb
ness in any part of the body, and is sure and pleas
ant application to Burns Scaids, Sore Threats and
Qmns'es. Numerous and respectable certificates
may be seen where il has effected an entire cure in
all the al owe cases Being prepared in acc ord.nce
with strict sgd well established chemical laws its
reputation has been and still is oJoa11, and is now
extensively used in all parts OF the United States
For sale by DANIELS & BELL Rutland; f.
Jameson Casteton; J. Beaman e. Son West Poult
ney Wheeler e. Swallow Pawlet; ID. Andrews
Manchester; Warren & Bliss Brandon; and in all
the villages in the county. 12Iv
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PASSAGE FROM AND EFMITTANCE TO
CREATE RIrAIN AND IRELAND nv
THE OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK


DERSONS wishing TO send to the Old Country
u for their friends, can make the necessary ar
ranremenis with the subscribers, and have them
como on, in the superior line Of packets, sailing
fror Liverpool punc,ually on the 9TH and 10Th Of
every month They also have first rate class Of
American transient ships, sailing every six days,
thereby shurding weekly communication from
tina, port. And they will moi depend on agent,
in Liverpool, Mr. James ID. Roche one OF the firm,
i. ihei,. and will remain there during the year 1913,
10 sec tina, all persons whose passages have been
paid here are forwarded with care and despa,ch.-
Should the parties agreed for not come out, the
money will be returned to those who paid i, here,
withou, any deduction.
The ships comprising the Old Line are the
OXFORD, NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLU HBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA.
Drafts at sight, for any amount 10 prepare for
outfit, can be had on Prescott, Grote. Ames & CO.
Bakers. London, and on the Royal Bank OF Ire
land, which are paid free Of discount any charge
whatever in every town throughout England, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
Apply or address by letter pos, paid, 10
ROCHE. BROTHERS & Co.
IS Fulton ST. New York. or to
+s.d s. ID. WlNSLOW, Pn,sford, VI.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for recipient
Consumption, asthma of every stage, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, and
all diseases of,he Pulmonary Organs, may be had
Of the agents named below.
uTAll published statements OF cures performed
by this medicine are. in euery respect, TRUE. Be
careful and get the genuine "DR WIsTAR's BALsAM
or Wild CHEARY," as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should be ad-
dressed to Isaac Butts, No. l25 Fulton street. New
YORK. Belly
AGENTS
DANIELS & BELL, Rutland.
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NJ H. DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

THIS is unques,ionaby he best medicine extant
i for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, and all diseases o. the LUNGS. 1t is who'll
ly unnecessary to give any of the thousands of rec
ommends that have been given in favor OF this med
icine. AS a guarantee TO community the subscI-
Der will here state that he sells none except that
which is furnished by Curtis & butcher of st. AL
bans, VI, who arc the General Agents. A large
supply is now offered for sals at wholesale or RETAIL
at the Rutland Bookstore by
43IO WE. C. STODDARD.
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Popular Medicines.

Russels Itch Ointment, Russels Stomach Filters,
Golden Btters, Circassian Hair Dye; Lewis Tooth
Powder, Bears and Buffalo Oil, Ross Eye Salve,
Ewehs An,-Bllious Pills. ANY Of the above med
lcnes can be obtained at wholesale or retail BY
calling on
Abs w e STODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-25
Stoves, Cauldrons, Iron, &c.

II VII 4 MASON have for sale Few Caullron
- Kettles, Iron Ware Of all kinds, Bar monlds !:
"seeon IRE shoe iron bar IRON cast, German,
and AmeneAn steel, Traverse sleigh shoes. &c.
ALSO
Ihe Yankee Notion Cook Stove re- improved, a,
grtai reduction fIom the former pfice.
Rutland Jan. 10, Isli, AZ