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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
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Fe- "a, -vse-si esd rtrsahcsf eS-e Of
si SIvsa, Aru,sg f,er a. ,.ssrs
tais efNs h,eed 81 Aakif Of "A, rrfitr

oil dIpsaf AriSssg f,c~ an ,mpsrs
/ fsss eCfit t'eed ~ Ashif Of "a, ,yf,,-
u-y1hs removal " suffering has been ,l.e
/ ohses ~ ne i'iilsuihrori.t IN rvety are uf
! ,St ~or'd Ju, The irue principle ~ ,rs s,inV
dr.eese Progressed Mt SLOWLY fur man, ,hou.
.hnf Nrsr~, 80 ing 70 the limited uesr. NJ
curing kpo~lcyee hot ,'pce tho inltuJur
ton ~ the ptinung pre-s ard steam cneinc
" NAV luersllv I've ssid. Light hs,h dsw ned
uf"n tie world and tho man 81 the nine
icenth ccp'ot, possesses sd, sniAers which
h,s fs,htr never did Ia hi. genera
diffusion O.kno~ieds~. rrm.die, hsyc hrrn
-uOf hi sner sno d,.rUeied ia he bcauuiul
ao'shos,s II ,he vegetable ctct,iun. e1actl,
I ralculet 10 cornhiue, neuiraiiSe ard disp,l
W.. Subtle poison ~hich oigusrs it.clf thro'-
/ 90, The general system, ard ptns,faies man
I IN The dust. Sands Sapepsrlla, = purely
,ep-ishls preparation. hiss been ,horoughl,
tested IN vsririy ~ diseases. and ", from
experience, know n 10 tr ssie and eFrciual
! cure lot sctclulN ~ enlargement - rht pl,nds
leprosy, salt rhtum. scaid head. eczema.
Rheom aiism, pslprsiion Of the hear, and
other Successes originating IN an impure OF
depra,cs, state Of the blood, OF arrangement
! of i've digestive organs
| The following tote resting Ease IL, present
cd. and the reader invited Ia lis careful netu-
al Comment on such evidence Is unnec.
ccsSav
Nsntrrket. MASS . 9Th mo, ~. 1856
| A H. 4 u Sands E>trcmed Fucnds
Although an entire stranger ~ YOU ! do not
feel a. liberty snv longer to drferlhe acknowl-
edcmcut 81 a goat Indebtedness TO YOU for
your invaluable Aarsapatila which has been
,a,.,n,..',,J,,.t.I .I,','.,1 - ,Li,
.,l,,,, I.do,,o,,h v ,aaa,,,,,a III, -, hn,r
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C,e,, D,.oo.., ara,a,,,. .hn,,ld have do.
.i,.d .nd ,,..C,,,oa 49,. ;s.lf A, differ.
an, ,c,,od. L,,in, NV .iclnos. ,v.n,v ME
CO.. nrho,,oh a,. t.an ,aLon 1,or nv head in
y,,i,.. w,y. L..,taa IN ,,v ,,,ner,ee,h and
tho eo,,,e u,ne, ,,w ,.nd.,ioo the ma,,ica-
lion NJ food anna ,n,o.sihle Af,er expen.
dim, ,hout ~, bunJ,ed dollars far medical
nil I lad rernur,c ,o y,,,r ius,lv celebrated
S,ts,n,rilI, and - MIN The last ib,ee months
the use oC iveivc bottles E5s. with the mos,
Len,6ci,l one,,i,on comnl.,elv a,res,ed The
disease the healing prpces, Is going for.
ward. and | am rapidly approachinp 10
cure Being extremely anxious iha, others
hhnfing under similar compl.Inis. NAV have
the advantage INV esper,ence. | shsu he
most h,npy AT INV time 10 communicate 10
them or 10 you, such further and more mi.
mute particulars as NAV be desired Please
sccept assurances Of nv prea, OBLIGATION and
regard. Bysy.u,s n. Uussxy.
Nantucket. OH mo. Sd, 1874,
A. b & ID. Sands Respected Friends -
| BENJAMIN n Uus.ev ia +, ne,snt ,f cetfact
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

Siaie Of Vermont, DE il remembered
Dislucloi Fairhavcn,v ID that at probate
court holden at CastIeion within and for said
district on the 2lst day Of December, 1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument in writing pnrporting 10 he
the lat will and testament Of Elisabeth Dua-
ming, late OF IIubbsrdl,n, in said district do
eased being presented TO said court fol pro-
bate
IL is ordered by the court that notice there
Of lie given to all persons concerned to APP
pear al sess on OF said co0r 10 be holden
at the probate office ia CsSlle,on on the third
day Of February nert,lo contest the probate Of
said viii, II they see cause, 10y publishing
this order three weeks ooessiyely previous
to said time Of hearing, IN tho Rutland Her
aid, a newspaper printed a, Rutland.
A trne copy ol Record
B. +. LANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
c. X. LEWIS
EXPRESS.

'lNiiE suSbsciIber having established an
Express TO run between Boston and
Nor'eh, leaving Boston on Monday Of each
week. RIA fi,ehbute Railroad. thencr by stage
Through kcene, Wslpole, BELOW stalls .Ches-
tel, Railanj, Mr6dIebuty Netgenn.s TO Bur
Ington. thence by Steamboat 10 Canada.-
lie vii pas, Rutland. 1uesAay muring "i
each week, gong norm. AMI Thursday amer
noon oiearh week, going 10 BOSTON The
object IL 10 ,rinsriI Sgecie, Bank Nutss.
cole and psy Notes, Drafts add Bills, buy
guoas and 40 all other kinds Of business mat
maN lie entrusted TO hIs charge. all small
lunt,ts ntea spd jel,etel 4. charges reason
sh'e uders may lie lelt wlh William A'eV
or ~ OoCt, stihe Flani'ln Hotel, RDr
.a0t,s.t q H. sage lluusc' on The Route
v'"'o 3, a." ~ ~ sure % geithCm.
'Nf~1rs -ct ri-te1
. iselas,s 10 e marked "Ey Lewis Fl.
+ press" c. X LEWIS
/ kullsn1 Sept 1886 sSts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
DIR l.. SIBERIAN
Vegetable Catholicou.

An unernnq remedy, snd known to be such
Tor the following diseases
All diseases ot The lungs which cause o.
siIuCtluns Of the same; such rs coughs, 'o.os,
Catauh, bronchitis, and even consumption,
IN the premonitory or forming stages. Also
enlargemen,s Of the spleen, In the different
stages, and all diseases Of the liver, caused
nv enlargement or t"poT Iaundlce IN all us
forms constipation Of the bowels attended
with iorpur Of the stomach and bowels and
Of all the train evils atlcnnnt on these dun.
culties.
Night swea,s and all forms OF hectic fever
scToiuia, in all It's various forms and IN most
cutaneOusdsease or those nllr,uug the skln,
and nearly all forms Of dIupsy and many
other of minor importance which | ioIOear
To mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful altera-
tive and deobstfuent hence, It follows ~ a
matter Of course that all diseases which tend
To obsjruCi the natural channels Of Dtculd-
ton whether in the larger organs or IN the ca
piilaIy vessels will linda sovereign balm ~
Ibis all powerful remedy.
1T is also n Laxative that's sure and steady
in It's operation and never fails 10 remove
hablual cosilveness il perscvered IN sui!,
clent length o. time.
1t Is purely vegetable, and may DO uset
any length OF time that the nature OF The cast
may require wi,hou, ever harmnp the con
siiluiion IN the slightest dcg'c" '.f' iY'
! II has an advantage over m1py other Wrd
| icines in chronic diseases, y I.,H sLHvc 10
be overlooked,
Try friends, and then Judge for y0ursFtvr
| ! venture to say thai no one will rcgrc, tai
| trial in any OF the above diseases.
For sale 10y Porter. Ruland. I31y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

n Buel ! sisrev. W Cry vsuaI Molly
.ht,f u Pscksr. iks w'hhe ID Co
o .. L,si., o~~sii-- u Reoi Ese. y Wi
es1. Peag,i--P E<s,tiou, y SpaOlsms
srs ieds,ws. n Rcd, J Csishss. i',sistei<
Z R,siv eli q q. Csps - Doyle. \ "
sObs. X Hensnt n Rnhns PisfUrs r.
H-nde. Zee. A Rsnney Ninc-oi. u
sio~efs. =. Psu.el't. Cod J. O.rood. b
dnsh' 7 s.orser,,n. X -, tson. J A Hnth.
.eei j. Gcsi,sns. bls,on. y Burss. Rr'e.
81 .cset. : hidden. > otAts, J Coz
a..l, = Burnhsm. J d Bu,ilsr. srs X wLip-
pie psoisarv--G W sstsp,illc RSHeas
~ ksily E.q Col A lln~en. l. 1hrAil.
Reynolds. n. lvon, Z u kin'rtly. Rev u
H.,ksl, W Chsueuon. Nush GIisvold Nsl-
.rodsus~old. T. CsnptsA, Is Baiemsu. Nrs.
Wells. III rotrsn. } Psul,,J wstd A Msrd.
Sk>rAVrs,. X Gaze, Jf loo 4 Gstes, Ds-
80. Es,,msog Il. T,iAbtocks fsq SAroUs.
bs,y--j Hackns,tet Esq, C"lhafn. :
>ima. " Hn,d~n f-n G. Nueh q Piumb
y rol l. F,npsy, " ClsrsA Barney, 4
Perkins. - Butdii. e Wiue Ssdbuey--J
Nc Roberts T.madl--CApt T. Ctsm,on
Z Bw~et ESQ Brown. l. Ktcr, A HARRIET
v II Weller. ' Carp.u'cf. J Brewer, 4 Nor
tan. Wsiimg Cgd--J Ear, ) Doiy, ID Du'',
e Dslc, ltul,rr. T. uunSon A ) Howard,
l. llolden, Csm J,hnsrn. 4 Cole. WtD'
l. Coodspeod. = Clemens, \. Grover, {
Grover GrdnrW., y T.--R Caves Esq
4 Law UehrpH-- u NC Cad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
BOlTlNG CLOTHS
AND
Rsfs'g MIN SONts.
BFwHIrr.

Nc. g, Mare. Btosi, Nih ~, ho'f's'
IMPORTS snd leep eonsIsou' Tor sale an
1 eucn,,vo ss.otiuen, OF DuioA Boi3'nc
rie,ks otihe following pallstns, viz, Auoh"i'
A,ni. ~ Hatlen, Bird % Paradise and EAale
From long oYIsticn,e IN the manufacture ana
sale of this Articls, the dadveniset " e"Abi'
TO furnish Miller, in Hure perfect aud oo-
tsble cloths. and at lower pt,ces Than 'hey
car h. ob,sined In the unued States.
ALSO FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
OF all aires manufactured al the Msssachu'
setir state Prison.
Match q .lht4. mis- duios-'$
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
IRON Il NAILS.

VIE subscriber having discontinued The
buHnes, OF manufacturing Irou onj
N-is would say ~ hs old customer. and
Others tina, he has s-veversl tons fret quail.
~ BAeksmIlh's Iron which viii be .9ld
low Tor cash or approved cfclL Aiso a
is~ ions Of Nail, which viii be disposed Of
on libeTsl terms. ~ro,rIi scrap Iron
riil b taken IN erehsng- i1r Iron
Fair Hivtn SsTa, Cab, isH
Hanson ALLEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
FLOUR

III F. the subse Iibers, being appointed Nv The
W Probate couri for the district Of Rulisu d
conTi~slnuers 10 receive examine, rn' nI-
jus, a,E claims and demands OF al. persons
agAinsi.Ihe estate Of
f%AbrahGm Looks, late NJ Dog5v.
IN said district decreased, Represented In'oI-
vent, and also all claims and demands e'h''-
lied IN offset thereto aud mon'ns ""'
The 2lsi day Of December, n'' D''"g "'p"en
by said rouri for that puipo'e' We IN 49,,
lore hereby give notice inal No 40, 80, ~
:, u,v business Of our sa'd ~ 20 n,nhS '"'
lsle re.,dsaes OF the deceased se,b :" Jnv .;
the i2.h day Of Msrch a'I voDl 4 o'eac,
neHI. from 10 o'cio'k ..
p NJ ont each Of s'd u, g,s D.
r-hE +
DANNY, De-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
STATE or VERMONT, RE iIremem-
District Of Faith1yen. ! - .bered thai

STATE or VERMONT, RE iIremem-
District Of FaIthlven, s. - .hered that
al probate court holden al CASH eton, within
and ior SAID district, on the 23d day OF Dec,
1914.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
Sheldon Fdgeron, guardian OF Jacob Ed
gertun Of PAwlel 10 SAID district representing
10 said court that II wnuld be conducive Ia
the Interest Of said ward TO sell about 81
acres oiland, being the same hist was lately
srt Oh on three FKecutionl against said
~ atd-one Ia favor Of Simeon Sheldon, one
10 favor Of Invel Leach and one IN lLyor Of
The town OF rawlet--ahd praying said court
to grant him license 10 sell said land
II is ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said petition lie al a session OF SAID cout,
10 be holden al the probate office Ia Lsslle.
ton, IN said distri l. on lie 18Th day Of Jan.
uary next, and thu notice thereof lie given
to all person, interested 10y publishing this
order three weeks excessively, previous Ia
saII umr q. le,Iiug, ~ he holland Herald,
a newspaper pinned al Rutland.
4 lrue cnry OF record,
So Auesi, b. i. LANGDON. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
New Cheap Store.

"ll T. subscriber having removed his mer-
l. camille establishment from W whitehall 10
Hampton, in the red store opposite the wool
On factory, two miles west Of FaIhaven VII
lape, rffers for sale general and weil-Seleri-
ed assortment OF DRY GOODS, GLASS q
CHOCkERY WARE, and GROCERIES.
Among which is found Broad Cloths, Cassl-
mere aud domestic w0o,ons, horse blankets
also the most elegant patterns OF Chusans,
Alpacas. de LANES and splendid prints OF the
Latest sly FOR Ladies dresses also shawls,
hsndkeTchieis, table spreads, IRISH llneus,
mu, Inns ,cambucs, blcdched and brown sheet
ings and ,hlr,ngs MADEIRA Wines, Old Port,
Pure Madeira and : Madeira Wines, French
Brandy, Holland GIN and Rom, moIasses =,
Sugars, Teaa, Tobacco, snuff, Ginger, sale
ralus, spices OF all kinds, Flour, I. J. and
Liverpool salt goldfish. Tea sets, castors,
&c embracing nearly every article called Tor
N country store, which lac i>Sp't,g N the
Whitehall cash prce for pr ppl pay, most
every kind of farmers produce received IN
payment, al tar cash iaIes, except tur Llq-
uOrs, Salt and Flour Ladies and Gentle
men please give me call and Look al my
| goods, the quality and price of which ! am
sure will suit YOU. r.. w. BiSBEE. a
Hampton, n. Y, Dec. II, 1874 5l:ll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

npuiny cf,heh'ood causes painAor,
Adisesse upon haipsti NJ th- b,Si,rh,.h,.
any cause may be wcskssi. Thu. ip.,.,.
whose blood " impure, SHOULD th,,
cold, the impure ma,itr would sem,
their iunrs, and consumption I've III.
81 With oshef affections. Alr,rpohl. ;, -.
by using the Breodfe,h Pills, Winch go.
lie ovrtdunc, Only use lben IA Tia.
mencrmcnt Of any disease. Use th,m ,o
duscs and yuu viii TO Up aud acu
'hoso srfio are too wise to tskrsn.l '
mrdi me are hednJd.n ~ ptem,tu,,I.
their days. The Brsndr,ih mil, A., .
beginning 10 be appreciated. Vie, A., ,..
to never decei'c they are tho onl, ,,,,...
medicine required In This clmA,e
Where is the man ui sense who's, r,.5
upr, judictd, vito from the ,nir,uou,
after death, wound thus bod, havs been Il,
teolt Of llir, had bu,reiacl,on hr,n r,.,,
ted Ave men born to hc s,k SIM 49,
lower animals live then full extent. and
only prcma,ufely perish Let u 10 low ~,
tutc-lct u> cleanse The blood from lnr.,-
ties, and WE shall live tie fu,i s,lrn, nr ID.
OH in our lamp OF lie.
BE careful Of pretended univer.a, rp,,,
tvcs, VIII Gu cannot he uSed without ~,
TO the body as BrNndte,h pills can N ~.
are they Ate they hot imitation, ,.,,-
Bfandieth pills, recommended IN the ,,t,,N
usemrn, stolen from Dr. Biand..t,.
Were they not originally cuuntctic., r..I,
purporling to be the gerutuc rI,pf,.,
Pill hut in consequence OF tien,w ..4,I.
on the Brandtelh pill boxes are u.y NJ, q,
bliged To come gu, under other color, rom.
| ly false Observe the makers aud t,c..r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
A ca II ID. !
NVW. Pcasc Organist Pro-

ECSSOf anu tAcntT OF Iht IIuUU-
Forte. Organ and Singing. To Troy Confer
ence Academy, respectfully informs the CHI
lens OF Rull,nd aud ,lcluily, that tire next
quarter Of this Institution commences No.
ycmber | 9Th Terms for Music, Piano Forte
and singing $40 per quarter. And having
been an Instructor upwards OF twenty years,
boa IN Europe and this Country, warrants
him IN sayrre that pupils placed under nis
instruction viii receive thorough musical
education, Mir. p. would also say 10 those
Young Ladies who wish 10 become Teachers
that he has already 6lted several, and also
furnished them with lucrative situations, and
he is constantly applied to for Ladies as
teachers. Rosidehce alWesi P0ultney, nearly
opposite the AZ adcmy.
\. b. All the modern operas now perform
ed in New York are taught by the subscT ber
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
Drugs Medicines, &C.

nR r. JAMIESON.ohers for saloon The
- most liberal terms fof cash, or credit, u
yetv extensive assessment al goods IN The a.
bnve line. Dr J. nsuers himself that n" cs-
tablishment of he kind III Vermont, can OF
frr great Inducements tn tho physicians ana
others dealing in drugs medicines, dealers
will lhetcore find !, To their interest TO put-
chase at this establishment, II they are drst'
rous Of obi,ioing cheap and Qo"d ai'icies'-
Having with much labor established agencies
lut The tho purpose oi av"iling hlin-e OF '"c
advantages which the dIfleron, markets al
fpd for selecting articles of .he best quality,
and purchasing them at the cheapest rate -
Prompt attention givento orders from this
and other states.
Druggists GLASSWARE constantly on hand
Just recei, cd 200 lbs. Pstls Green Of hrst
quality. 44''' 'W
Casilcion, October. 1914.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
PRO Bono l'ublico.

THE tine has arrived when the seeds OF
/ disease and death al. f,ing far aid vide
through the ali, aud are profu.cly thrown
INTO our vegetable food, and he who would
avoid ihsf tavsgc- must apply the an'idoic
early. The ancient maxim still holds As True
r,er--'ltis easier 10 prevent than cure
dreA,e'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
ScEccr EcSKS.

ScEcc1 EccKS,
!nliOSE wishing 10 purchasesohool book'
- for the fIll and winter 81 hOols can save
10 per cent. by purchasing them a, the Il H.
land Book Stofe. II is hoped that Parents
Guardians, and all others who have to p, r.
chase school books, will call and examine
'ae large assortment now on hand, you are
asked 10 do nothing more unless YOU think
the truth has been spoken
WA. T.. &. STODDARD.
Rutland Oct VI, a3Sy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23
STATE or vERMoNT,l Re ii remem-

p,,'I h U Of tailnaven. ,. Is b.rsd tbs,
At a prulal0 Cusu holden az CAst,t ,ou, wltlIu
aud fDt SAID disIict on the 2lts day vi Dec,
1914.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
MiloW, Smith admins traitor OF the estate Of
Abel Jones, late Of Benson, In said district
deceased, applying To said court for the time
Of paying the debts against said estate 10 he
extended one year from the time heretofore
allowed
Ii is ordered that the hearing and deciding
on said application be a, session ofsaid court
to be holden a, the probate office in Castle
ton on the 81 day OF February next. and tina,
notice Of said application be given to all per
sons in ,eresod, by publishing this order ,
weeks successfully previous TO said time of
hearing in the Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed IN Rutland. A true copy OF Record
Attest. b. F, LANGDON, Register
STATE OF vERMONT,t IpEi, remem.
District OF Fsrhaven, So. ID beIed tina,
a, probate court holden at Cas'lelon within
and for said district on the 2lst day Of Dec.
A. d. 1911
Present, a Warner, Judge q
Almon lIopson, administrator Of tho estate
of Amos Bowe, late Of Wells in said district
deceased, proposing 10 render an account OF
his administration Of said estate;
tits orGercd that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the 9Th day ol
Feb neat, at the probate office in said
Casilelon. and that this order be published
three weeks successively previous thereto in
the Rur'aNd iles.d, newspaper printed in
liutaLu, winch s.isli be suiii,Ient noIiCe Ia
all persons interested in the lime and place
OF Examining said account.
A truscoPy Of Record 10
Is. +. LANGDON. Regiser
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-23

"phelp. Tomato Pills are now distributed
IN ,rents in mn.t Of the towns in New Ing
land tina, they NAV be within the reach OF all
who nesdihis valuable remedy
Rlhous Diseases. JdunI,ce, Rheumatism,
Cou,rcn,u. Dg,pe,iG, and affections 4 TIE
STOMACH and BOWELS, together with
many nervous affections, ate cured by these
Pills, v ithout ptCduriug any arrangement To
the constitution. Thousands have been cured
of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted long course Oi active and Judirious
,emedie, The Tnmio Pills never iall To
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Compliant. and
will niwavs prevent or break Up a FEVER,
ftimrlv resoried to- In Purifying inc
BLOOD. and msintainp hearty secretion
nj tho BILE, theit efficacy - universally
kuuN u aud acknuv lodged, and lhtlf feputs-
lion. firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them a convenel, pleasant and ac-
tive remedy, and the best substitute Tor Gallo
mel ever Invented An occasioal dose
Of them even when the health Is
not much disturbed, will proven, much sick
ness and suffering. II any disturbance 10 telt
in the stomach Ia the consequence OF change
OF diet. or TOO free indulgence IN vegetables
and fruii. timely dose ofthesc Pills will re-
move all danger" Md Magazine,
Numerous cases Of Chronic affections cur
ed by ile above medicine are testified TO IN
the circulars left with the agents, and which
persons interested are invited 10 examine.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Burt and Ma
son, Rutland Sam'l. Townsend, Jr. Wall
lngiord Lnpham and Vail, SuuihW allInR fond
l.. j. Vail s Co, Dandy; Addison Buck
Pittford and 10y agents in all the country
towns 80 Gmscow
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE. &c.

The privilege Of franSing is so much
modified and reduced by the late Pos, of
fee Law, which goes inio operation on the
lst Of July. that il has become question
whether officers have the former unquali-
fed power at present allowed them. and
how far il is reserved TO them. With the
view of ascertaining the privilege allowed
by the law, we have hunted ihebest sources
of information. and now Law before our
readers the result Of our Investigations, in
the following comprehensive table:-Un-
ion.
The Franking Privilege, as regulated BY
the act of The Bird OF March, 1916, from
and after the lst of July next.
l. The Presidents, and Mrs. Madison
and Mrs. Harrison. retain the frlnking
privilege as regulated by former laws.
2. The Vice President, members of
Congress, and delegates flom Territories
May transmit public documents free dur
ing their official terms.
May send and receive free, letters,
newspapers, or packets, weighing under
two ounces, durin glhe session of Congress,
and for thirty DAYS before the commence
ment and thirty days after the close of the
session.
May receive letters free, not weighing
over two ounces, during the recess
This does not include the intervals from
the close Of one Congress TO the Commence
nent OF the next.
May transmit free. written letters from
themselves tie Whole year-that is, from
sixty days before the commencement Of
any session until the meeting Of the next
session Of Congress
The Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk
Of The House Of Representatives.
May send free public documents during
their official terms
Ma, send and receive free letters, news
papers. .and packages, not weighing over
TWO ounces, during the session Of Congress
and for thirty days before and after.
May send free letters written by them
selves during their official terms.
4 The Governors Of States may send
free the laws. records and documents of
the Legislature to the Governors Of other
States
5. The three assistants postmasters
general:
May send free letters, packages, or 9TH
er m tiers relating exclusively to their
official duties or the business Of the Post
office department.
May receive all such letters and docu-
ments as relate To t cir own duties or that
Of The department, AMI have the hostages
RENTED at the city pos, Office.
g. Deputy Pos'masters may send free
all such letters and packages as may re-
late exclusively TO the business Of their
respective Offices, and may have allowed
all hostages paid or charged TO them in
the set lement Of their accounts.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22

CAsUALTIEs.-Th body Of man was
found on the farm OF Peter Martin near
the Grand Mire on Monday Of las: week.
A jug of whiSkey by HIM explained in a
great measure the cause of his death. He
had evidently been dead some two or three
days when found. He was recognised as
n man who had been working in the neigh
borhood sometime, named Knight.
The boly Of a boy was discovered noai-
ing n the lake near the foot Of the piers,
on Tuesday morning OF last week. He
was recognised, as that of a lad who was
employed by the Mansion House TO watch
from the piers for bosts; and who had
been missing since the preceding Friday
night.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-22
IMPORTANT EROM MEXICO.

REvoLuTIoN AR TABAsco.-By an ar
riAal at New Orleans on the lst inst. from
Campeachy, Negligence is received that
revolution broke out at Tabasco on the
10Th June, which resulted in the overthrow
of the constituted authorities and Central
sv stem. From Il letter received by high
lv respectable commercial house, they
learn that the garrison at Tabasco, head
ed by Gen. Martinez and Coils. Montero
and Brono, declared in favor Of the Fede-
raj Government and the authorities that
figured in 1894. with the exception of
Santa Anna, who put down said system at
that time. They succeeded in the move
ment, meeting with little or no opposition.
The people remained quiet, but the com
mercia community were dissatisfied with
the movement, fearful Of its consequences
and Of the losses they might sustain.