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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
III. rs FROM HoNr-r
TRULY WONDERFUL cr,pr

W 'or'itls. ons'ds CO Y Sept IL Iatt
Dcs' sH.-l owe II To- IN. ,fitci,d To- ,,fr tr go,
that 10 Jaouaty last, was susotcd b,s,,,y ,,o
len, cold eausod by working IN The water, which
settled an my iunrs. u ~, sccompsnied b, , co.,
severe pain IN NV b,es-t md ,,de, .nd sl.o d,,
tre.sna cough. had "a ti.bd.nee al IN. hes,
medical aid IN our village bot .n.r sthau,,,oe III
their stdi 10 no avail, ih~y Pronounced m, dr.,
eaan eand'mcd consumption and the, on, nj ,l
gave me up To die. A0sr much per.u,,,oo I 90,
the conss ut Of my physican To u.c the B,i.,n ~
"ild Cherry. prepared by Dr. Whtat Iputch..od
81 the sreni IN "ot place ono bottle before u.,n,,
hall 81 which, llrsao Ia gun strength and II vas
very e'ident M my cough va. much better, and
my sNmP'"ips IN every way inpsuvinr lhsye ,oc
used thee BOTTLES and trslored 70 rrrert b,,l,h
This result alone - owing Ia he ase Of Dr. W,.,.,,.
hals7m Of Wlh Cherry, and take tins me,boL ~
giving you the Information. p,tly 10 paw you m.
debt Of rrs,i'ude owe you nnd pnt,l, thai o,b,,.
sindsrlJ AFFECTED may know where 10 apply 70, re-
lief Very truly ,our.
JAnVs s.oe
NJ P,lmer Druggist. under date Of Watet,.lis
Sep,su,ber -. I843 whites
The statement givrn sou nv W. yimss Sage, +.
we'll kuown Ia be tue by this whole community 49,
II cedNplJ ~1sa mast tc,na tka hle euto The sale
81 the B'lnn Is ,ety good, and n, success. IA cure.
Ns'y differing. Yours repeatedly
ID ID plIMTH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
STAIFOF VERMONT.

Rutland . 50.
Henry " Ross, I
Al.n.oo Mitchell, COUNTY n .aur'
Ehsl Mitchell "P'' io'h' 1889
Addison Buck,
Derlafa,Ion,- in plos Of ,reap,ss on the
case;--on nme, dated 20 h July. isIa, Tor
the sum Of Sl25,oo payable to William %
Ross In me year from datc, and interest. and
endorsed 10 the plan,if Also one other
note, dated Goth July, 1919. iot ei95, 90,
PAYABLE IN two years to William ID. koss
and endorsed To the plainuf
Inc said Alsnson and Elal being absent
from This state AT the time OF service
II Is ordered, tina, the publication Of the
substance Of the declaration and this ordc,
three weeks successively, In the Ruilsnr
Herald. the last of which to he nj least ri,
weeks previous ~ the next ierm--to wit, ih'
second Tuesday Of Septe nbeV, lsi5-shal
be Sufficient notice for them TO appear anc
defend. And day thereof is given, DC.
Starr q Bushnell e. Hodges. Au'ys Tor Plf
20 +. w. HOPKINS. CiefA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

Anec1ote Of Romaine Some per,ons
in the Rev. Mr.. Romnine's congrccn.
ton, thinking his style of preaching
too plain and common, had requested
him to exhibit little more learning in
the pulpit, accordingly, on certain oc
caslon, he read his text in Hebrew
Nov, SAID he, Il suppose scarcely one
IN the congregation understands that
He then read it in Greek, and added,
Prehaps there may be one two that I'M
dcrstand me now: | will next read it
in Latin lie did so, and said, possibly
n few more may comprehend me, but
the number is still very limited He
last of all read it in English : Therc,
he continued. Now you all understand
it; which do you think is bestl hope
always so to preach as that the mean
est persons in the congregation may
comprehend me-
Memoir Of Garfield
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED

1ipddunheld, n y ArriI ~ IG<S
On or Nbout the t3ih d,v of Ociobct 1874 I ~,
taken with a violent pUn IN .ldc near the liver
who Continued about fyo dl1 -nt va. followed
by the breaking OF ~ ulcer, Or h~eess ,n~srdiy,
''th relieved the pa,n hate lot caused me ~
1 'to~ up !great q,ntt' of off eve mater and
% ~ ruch blond. Hem tly .,armrd at tb,s 4
appled to physician but he .nM he thoueht hs
could do bot lilc Tor me except give me some Ne,
ruv Pills. which ofused To tAtc fcrIn1 ,.ti,6rd
that they could do me no good nd the disch,rss
ol to"d and corruption roniinurd every lew Jsy,
and al Inst became ~ offensive that could scarcely
breathe. VS. also SC ned ~Ith a ,tolrnt onugh
whlch NJ tunes caused the to raUe more blood ftnn
had done beforehand my disease oontinusd IN I'M.
way, slIl growing worse uhti Fsb,oa'y when all
hope OF my recovery was gwen Up snj nv friend.
eli thought would die Of saIii lnq Communion
Al tins nomsai when my HE va. appitcnt, dtsw
log near ia closo. heard Of Dt Wstars H,I,,tn oC
wa Cherry, md got bottle which releycd mo
Immediately and h1. tho use OF only thee bottl.,
Of ih's meiIolrr, all my p1Ihs were rrn.ovcd-my
cough nnd splitting al blood and corruption snt,,eIy
stopped and IN lev weeks my health va. 90 far ,ssY
iofcd Ne To enFhie me Ia work At ny tuie which a.,
a'''"htt ,aha up 70 ms time have cnios~d good
health. THOMAS COZrNa
Gloucester County.N s.
Prt.on'Ily came before the tho subs a,ber m. NJ
me JUSTICES "i the frAee 81 sad county, Thoma.
'ol"n' "ei beng do'J affirmed according To- law.
'ath tho aboSe statement ~ all thing. i,ne
HW'meh before me on lhe 2O'h day of Ap-il iat1 }
) GLEhFNr. Jr.
shch Is the Unprecedented success ofthi. Bsj,am
NATURES FAVORirE PRESCRIPTION
We.ouPtIon coosenial to he, wants n, Il h. pr.-
p'fed IRON chrmcsi extracts from ,ub.,anr. Inch
we hs'hof oi nature has placed N our own land
i'' WI" puiP"s"s thai many Mo bno~ nothing Of
th' undo o' ITS preparation are tndesvoLnV To rsao
peeuntaFJ brbeh's by selling IN article similar In
appearance, 90 by fep'eseh,ng their own trash q.
superior To This Dalssm, ~ by putting UPS mirtura
mo 'o''nhy s'"'at'iing That ~ imported from
ltsh 4. a..
d"cP''' 1ts q" to show that Wi.tu's B,isa,n :.
snow 80 Ga. ~orlh to be The Great nemrd, +"
ana mat to sell shy MIXTURE u must he lao th,. In
name, - pufpott To he like II IN tnh.,.nes
W boI''r n" the onan'nE'y wrought Gbrics.
u"n'-snf tate "nit ne original and gsnulhe WIS
hr's Bsisa0 81 via Cherry
NO OTHER CAN NJ LIKE 1T.
Aderr,s ali oTdsrs 10 SoTh W ForIe Gsrs,st
Ag.nt l3o Washington st. I,osion z7cow.ly
AGENTS. Luther Daniels. Rutland
Jones q Dow, Cutingyllle, for sale also by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

A CARD.

II become. necessary Tor the comfort and
quie, of the inhabitants Of our village, 10
state ,ha, good and eficien, police is now
established The citizens may therefore
res, content, assured that the police will nj.
tend faithfully and vigilent|y to their duties,
and in such a manner as their best jIdg.
men, shall direct and that the SAFETY and
peace oflhe village will be cared for.
1t was noticed at the late fire, that some
Of the engine men suffered their attention to
be diverted 10 other objects and awny from
their appropriate duties making i. necessary
to call in the aid Of others to supply their
places. |, is expected, and the laws require
that engine men, on the frs, alarm, repair
immediately to the engine house, or to the
engine if removed, and remain there Ill!
released.
In obedience 10 the dictates OF our CRATE.
fol feelings, we ask the citizen, ont Of our
village, and out OF oar town, 10 accept our
KIDD acknowlcds usnt and hearty and uni.
ted thanks for The prompt, active and gen.
erous aid which they afforded US, on the
night Of the Fire, and beg them to be as
surcd that we do and shall REMEMBER
THEM. BY order Of
RUTLAND FIRE SoclErY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

CooL 4, The time Of the earthquake 10
1911 Major k--wss amusing himself al
game Of "eueh'e,' in which he delighted,
with s1mo frienJs. The shock was q, that
momcut 90 severe as 10 cause his friends to
spring TO their ictt and make fr the door.
PLAY on, the hand play gu, the hand '"
said the Major
Earthquake Major carihqnlse 'tricd
some one.
We'll" wos the cool advice, le, !,
quake you cant stop il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

FLoRIDA.-The first state Lcgisla-
turc convened at Tallahassee, on the
23d ut A quorum Of both houses
being present, the Senate was organ
izcd by the unanimous election Of the
Hon, James A. Berthclot, as president
Of the Senate, and Thomas S. King as
Secretary. The House was organi-
zcd by the election of Hon Hugh Ar
cher MS Speaker, and NJ. ID. Papy as
Chief Clcrk-All locofocoS The loco
foco majority, on Joint ballot in the
Legislature is II. The Wings have
but II members out Of the IS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

MAcKrnEL. For few days past,
our harbor has been filed with mack
crcl and, on Monday, about four hun
bred barrels, it is estimated, were taken
in scins, vessels, boats, and OH the
wharves. Upwards of hundred bar
rcls were taken in n scln, at one haul.
The visit Of this fish to orr harbor
has afforded rnrc sport TO such of our
inhabitants as have never "becn a
lnackerellnc !" but II will not last
long, as the fish will take start off in
day or too IGlouc ester Telegraph.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
IMPROVEMENT OF THE COMMON
SCHOOL

Agreeably 10 the request OF the Convention
Of the Friends of Education al Middlebury,
Mr. Palmer will lecture on the defects Of PIT
m,ty education, and the hes, means Of rem
edylnR them, a, the places and on the days
following. the name annexed To each
place is that OF The commitiee Of arrange
meats appointed ty the M,ddlebury conven-
ton. Parents, teachers AM all who take an
interest IN the Improvement Of Fdncatlon are
requested to attend lmportani measures will
be proposed Tor simultaneous action through
out tho State:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

WE the Sussrrhefs, being appointed by
w the Hon The Ptobnie 'ours for the dis
,rirt Of Rutland, comm ssianrrs To rc'e've
s,,,,ipe add sdJ0si att claims and demands
~ an persons against the estate OF
Jo,i Dayton tase II AIddlsto'sl
....-,4 ,,,strict. as-eassJ, represented insol-
vsr, anJ also al claims and demands sAllb-
"a - &c, thereto, and @ months iron the
adv nj Juns, last being allowed oy said
I'm, G,r ,hat purpose; se DO therefore here
40 s,ve no,,es lhai we sill suend 70 the bo-
800 our said appointment a. the Office
- FI,.on p.sL 70 MIddirDnsn, On NE
al Mosda, Of Ausss, All 'h' l., Monday Of
Ds.sr,t,st nsEi, from One until hive ooiocA
a N on each 81 Hsid DAYS.
Euag,a Part. , cs,.',,
MrsssA CAsEgLt
...lFT~t.s.r. Jolly D. 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

Capture c[hirty one Of he ruaaudv
Nrgrofi We learn that yesterday morn.
.ug about s o'clock, a gang OF thlity.eleht
o' these negroes were discovered on The
Frclcrck Road, about a fourth OF a mile
from Rockville Soon after the alarm was
gwen, The sheriff otib county, Gecompa-
med los posse OF ci,ix,nS Of laat vi,isso,
slr1d N pufsun, and came in sight Of
them near Gdiheuviilo, SIX miles fiom
Rockville The negroes ihcr leh the urn.
pike SrikIng in,o The woods. and were fol
lowed closely by Cam Jackson and SIX
mrn, who wHh the est OF the etizens
were all mounted The main BODY OF the
plrsocrs, under the shcug posted ,hensel
where !, was thought tho pegroes would
s-ain enter the road The however made
thci, appearance IN large Geld \ fourth Ct
n, 9 from where ihrV en,cful he woods
and came 10 si1nd Clp Jackson aoi
his con glni9as soon rcal bed them. and call.
rd ou' 70 llrin 70 surtnlrT which lhey ne.
fused 10 DO, aud closing Their ranks. com.
meaccd snspplrg pisols, wllh " hlch many
ofthrm were armed, ~ tbeif pursuea-
Fn!ug that ihsir Lft-auas could not b..
Z charged. they commenced an assault
with stones aud bll1eeons, whcn Jackson
..! nod wounded one slightly The
-,... body then raroaied 70 swami. on
l-- o.f-r srle Of the 6rs Soon afterwards
OBJ. main body efthe SfiEens joiuoI thor
--rrNoos snl charging into ,be svsnnp
r....F on he rrl.rrrrr rA,-F
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17


wa"irs'on Juiy . isr
Tier, ir, iseu r',h deal ofsreiis
MT, h,is % day, m ccn'eQoenee of'bc ru.
ror ih-. %, ts'- 40 tie sdj,eeat eoao.
r,, a. p.aeo O'votgus, 81 Msfys and
,,,r'e, hli. TO the number Of ono hrodt,d
,r,,,n more, run away from their master,
trl ba3 matched IN regular order, wiih 80
.,,, ..cu, an4 rc,.u,c leader OF ,h,i' owe
a,. anI the whole gsng armed wuh
cl.ls ami s1eh other weapons A. they could
,l,4io over The Eastern Braneh Brig,
lb9m,vo weeks from The Capitol, on their
vpv through Montgomery county TO the
nrarcs point in Pennsy lvsoia Certain II
,ha the news Of this large and strong
parry Of ntgtoc,. m,reh,ns through TIE
coru'rv. ~ above described caused no lhlo
apprehension las, night IN The Eastern
r,r n oar cry especially, as m HtifdvIi
h,l been made before a magistrate IN The
NAVY Yai1, bvs person who bad seen he
gang and hc,5,d them to the city tn give
the alarm Col Henderson, had the
m,iiap at the gntIl.on and tue Navy
Yard under arm. oil night; and arm, were
i.lv,n oct to the members ofihc Anncosta
IRE Company, who volunteered their ser
we. 70 give chase 10 the colorcd iuci,ivcs
A number Of tmilrs consisting q females
and ehi.drcn were 50 alarmed that they took
refuge within the walls OF the artcnol
and remlined there all nigh, under the pro.
totion OF Col H,olcrson and the marine
CORPS
This morning about o'clock ii being
nscottainod tina, they had taken the road
toward, Rockville, Montgomery county,
,havng passed through the turnpike cato,
two miles north ofthis viIage) party Of
abou, twenty person, went out with double
harrcled guns, revolving pistols &c on
horseback and IN buggics, with a view TO o.
vcrake anl arrest the fugiuves. A, Q o.
clock 10 night authenlic Intelligence reach
Il this city, ,hnt party Of citizens from
Rockville, Ionming that the fucitivcs had
marched on the Skirts Of their village, and
struck into lhcFrclcsick road had followed
the runawavs AMI overtakcn them OF n
place called Logtown. where fight ensu-
I'd the negroes resisting desperately with
clubs and stones II was then found ncccs
sory ~ FIRE upon the fusilivcs. Eighi
were wounded and two Of them severely
% Of he negroes rmedln,cly surrendered
many ran to The WOO IS and made their Is
cape, b,, some Of them were ahcrward:
taken. II is certain tia, 90 Of the fuci,iv'
wcro captured AMI lo1 Ied in Rockville
Jail My Information is derived from u re-
spcc,nblc citizen who loh Rockville about
o'clock this afternoon 1t was confident
w expected that most Of the negroes " ho
A. to the woods would be taken, as the
ucighbofing farmers had turned out in
great force, aud would scour the country
The woods near Log-,own where the battle
was fought, were completely surrounded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

,si s,su dN. A~d spr~sr.J - ~ rs.-t 'srr, ww
es~s.e Paips 81 ~. iere. ~Neu lhtfe sysN a
~ snp-stst,ssL NJ frsit P~,cpSed . s.t,is - Nw-
VI bst.a~ al Wa Chsts, - - 80 ,osA, sd
t sssmtsst ,r.,cfes htf' S. So .ee~ss, SD
'sff'- q -. ksh tstta 80 49, tr~i~ssd 10 r-T.
~ b-,ha. whrvh 40 hss o. - n ~ ~.
o-' ~ntesa NE 81 s,"t',,, sen 81 hst io'nst
dt~~a.s
~ fisu sats 'tSs es~< s.,i~s nv e-r ~
sef'ation asd esnsoi h. - ,takea ss 10 The tsets
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
A CARD.

The subscriber wishes to returns bis sin.
ccre thanks to oil those who so persevering.
ly laborcd TO arres, the progress Of thcFrc,
which destroyed SO large section OF our
Village, on Friday night last, and pnrlicu.
larry to ,heI.adles for their prompt assistance
IN removing his Goods to place Of safety.
LUTHER DANIELS.
u. Il 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

w + The subscribers being appointed by
tho ii on Probate Court for the dis
uici Of Rutland commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of al persons against the estate Of
BEN AMIN GILLE TT,
ate Of Tlnmouth 10 said district deceased
and also all claims aud demands exhibited
IN Offset thereto and six months from the
9Th day Of June last being allowed b,
said coult Tor thai purpose NJ uheteinte
hereby give notice that We will attend to
The business Of our said appel n,mf Mt At tho
widow Gillett's, In ljnmouth, on the ga day
Of September next, from . O'Clock, a. m,
until O'Clock p. m. nn slld day.
.. NOBLE. fc..,,...
{. BREWER, Do"'''''' =
Tinmouth. June -, lsi5. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
PARRY Coon. A couple OF re-
moved Custom House officers were

moved Custom House officers were
standing on Poverty Corner, the other
day, talking OF their forlorn condition.
One Of them was very vehement mud
boistcrous, while, the second seemed
10 take It easy. At last, the other said
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the use ol
gong so Ear, my friend Why not
die dcccnily ~ Ode dccontly !" cx-
claimed the oihcr--"how is 1t possible
for a man to die deccn,ly under such a
miserable DIE NASTY " New York
Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

the high school Observatory n, PhladeI.
phia. announces the return Of Encke's com.
ct, observed by hm on che morning Of the
9Th INST
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM A POST
MASrER DATED


frmi-Ohs' Ns'h'ssiSa =, Ne Arti 20 ieit
NJ lsase bntN --host 81 A. u. ,.o,e., Of
msRy Il az G'esss ., M. ri.e. saA t,et.t, rh,
80 sfltt ~ .th o0pss@P,isa shd i've, somci.t.t
l tke thr ! t-rit To- aA VOC 10 sppo,st ,,n. %.
"a M, eorn,y . ss.st 10 cell " ias,'. H.i.o a
W I'D Cherry. seJ 10 sod h,n s- sot1.n a,
thcfs 10 bass OF u fo' ssle ~Hh,u $50 n,,l,. f.,,
this. I have DO hssb, ihst ~ wruid rn..ta ,.ssy
.sie " Il wee ~htrr u cosL h. proc sred ~uAevt
too much .sp~Hse md delsv
NJ ~ne -. stiAt,cd shost si Noslt. ,r,,~ah
ukat the phy.eisns esl,ed the hu; ,tsge Of tho
oor'umcuon--s compliant very prv,s~nt Is tn,
sc.'tcH ofthc rooetU. ilsvtns seen tho ilal..v
Advert srd 10 ApysaN.
drspo MI IS FROM llOMElr
took PsiRs to seed thero fn' bnit. Of "a wb,th
she ,ook ase ~h'eh he e,d hst npoh that cent
TOT two BOTTLES p"r~, ~hich sbe hss ssu tsLsa ara
tbs nt~ n,s ,he has 10, tti 90 ~sli iot o.. ,,,,,
ss she doc, 81 ih,, time Al ihu,s Who hs,, N,
guVrd oi me sd s'oenlined what effect tho N.L
san had, are snsca, 10 have soms h.t .als ., tb,,
s'eiHdY, ~hTbis the osa-e of IN, w'ninr To- YOU
Flrsse inlurn me by re.u'n Of mail wh.thst ,cn
conclude To- .ehd ,omr. aud u 90 TO ~hop In order
that II tnsy be hno~n where II can bo bad
am suh r~sp.ct Nou,, &c
q FtRNSW ORTIZ p
Tie whole novnt'J .. tact iesuias tbst no ,,,dI
cIno-no pAysic''n--no PREPARATION Of sev Ina
~hN't'ef-eaa e9oal Dr. Ws,at. BAl.sm of MIA
cherry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
SILVER WARE.

I'VE the subscribers, heing appointed by the
" Pro ,ste court for tho district OF Rutland,
commissioners n receive examine, and nd
lust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of
Samuel Orn,sbrs iat, 81 Clarendon
IN said district deceased, represented insol-
vent, andI also all claims and deUaRds eShib-
lied IN offset thereto end q mUaths from
tle lib day Of June, l5Ij, beng allo~ ed
10y said court for ihs. purpose, wo do there.
fore hereby give notice rhHi 10 will attend
20 ne business ofour said appointment atthe
dwelling Rouse OF The widow ollne deceased,
m the Itth Day Of Oci"her and 81 day Of
January next, from I gnlli o'clock J. Il.
on each Of sad days
fDANRL s. EW'NG, lConn,,,
BENJAMIN Usher
Clarendon. ESD June. ISi5. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17
SHAWL LOST.

I OST on Wednesd before noon. 9th
- inst. large Red Merino Shawl with
vide tunge border. Said Shawl was lost
between the north part of this village and
VIM. Barnes. Any person giving informa.
uon shall be suitably rewarded.
MOSES HAWKES.
Rutland, July Is, 1915 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-17

The bert yemetis kno,on 10 The porid for me
cure ofFourts ,COids. hHhmd, Group. B!Ssi-
ing 81 The Luagv, WAoopFng CoHrh, Broa.
ehHss faHnsnsG, shorfASsE Of Breah
Pam n he Brrda or 1ds, Iir,r
Complaint, and me frH ,fag,s If
APIION.
4 Thousand eases d-rm-d utterly bop~lcss have
firmly estsbltshrd its vast snpeuurty ovet rv~ry
formal medical discovery IL has sl~a's bssat t,l
ed Natures own prrsr p,tnt Ietrg iIfmed chiof
~ from rtainlrai stt'aels from hlu CnofrY Ba,s
shd Tat-tsn trees utat are tedttffrd YhetAVsf die
sasvs NJ the iungi prevail. We give ~ Instab-
80. Of Hs eutntdiniFy po~tf, from esla!ogus
almost S.tbonI cad
A l.1y t.ddres-,s sili ts girsn ~ che Nsw Vol
Agency who Ne given % by al her phyt'oisn' 20
DE 81 EnnsVmpi ton, had hard iupor lof months
The sds--fa,'ed amuas large qsani,ies of matter,
s0fl az boaS subst5t~e --had tassH 90 m~dicus Iur
'So months. bong passed al hope entirely cared
nv few hott.sE OF tbIs BaIssm "a sfPswbrr and
October. iB!
4 w,ulm,, "a attorney ~. y card n
spasa,odtc a,iha,s dts-,iy I've - "a ~ crf-
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HAVING TOOLS.
KOVcc n EsfPrsy'S

CilLORlNE DEIERG EN- AND ORlS
DENTlFRlCE
VERY superior preparation for cleansing
u and preserving the teeth and correcting
diseases Of tho gums finely favored. and,
highly useful in preserving the lustre ol the
enamel. put up in splendid porcelain jars,
containing both the Detergent and Dcntlricc.
The following recommendation is con
sldered sufficient.
From Ms Emma Willard, Principal Of the
Troy Female Seminary.
Dr' RoTce q Estcr'y:
Genilemen--In June las. received hnm
you The very acceptable prescott of jar of
your Denuftice. delayed acknowledgement
until could be able to speak OF Il from rxpe.
rlence. atm row prepared 10 say, ina, 1t Is
an excellent article; and having used it free
", am satisfied thati is quite superior to any
thing with which | am acquainted In short
1t sufficiently recommends itself
Accept nv thanks, &c.
EMMA WILLARD.
TROY, Sept, 81, 1898.
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Slate Of Vermont, DE II remember
Dislric, olRutlaod, 81. { ID ed tha,at spe.
oisl probate court holden at Rutland within
and Tor said district on the lllh day OF July,
1915.
Present, Vim Hall, Judge.
Samuel Hendee, executor of the last will
and testament OF Abner fIcndee. late Of
Pii,sford. in said district, deceased, testate,
proposing to render an account Of his admIn-
is,raiion Of said estate,
It's ordered that said accoun, be referred
for examination and allowance to the first
monday. being tho ith day Of August ner,, &
tina, copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto in the
Rutland liefald, newspaper printed at Rot
land, tina, all persons Interested may appear
and object 10 the same If they sea cause.
A true copy Of record.
90 HENRY HALL. Register
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DIED

In Slockbridgc March 30,h, Sarah En-.
elmo, daughter Of Algcnon S. and u phln
Barr, aged year and 3 months
In Piusford. July 10Th, Charles s eldest
son Of Amos and Charlotte l. Crppcn AZ
s wears
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Present. YIN HILL. Indre

w HEREAS my wife, Mary A Dunnins,
has let my house and taken with her
my two children, therefore hereby forbid
all persons harboring or trusting her or them
on my account, rs ! shall no, pay any dobs
Of her contracting after this date.
SAMUEL DUNNlNG.
Casileton July II, 1915 go