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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-16

5s54 From Brookville, by Jennings, Oldenburg,
nochsourg, Georgus, and Aliens mills, to Greens,
'urg, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Brookvlle every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
'Ireensburg same day by pm.
Leave Greensburg every Saturday at Go m, arrive
Brookyille same day by 6p m.
1855. From Button, Willis county, to For,
wayne, in Allen county, 81 miles and back, once
Leave Button every Friday at 6 a m, arrive a
Port Wayne same day by 6 pm.
Leave Fort Wayne every Saturday at 6 m, ar
I'VE at Button same day by SPIN.
| 3956. From Columbus, in Bartholomew county
BY Rock Creek, to West Point, in Decatur county
" miles and back, once a week.
Leave Columbus every Thursday at 9 m, arriv
p West Point same day by IN.
Leave West Point every Friday at 6 m, arriv
\, Columbus same day by Bpm.
1851. From Clinton, Vermillion county, by lr
LANA Furnace to Paris, Illinois, Is miles and back
Dnce week
Leave Clinton every Saturday at m, arrive 9
Pars same day by II m.
Leave Paris every Saturday at ! p m, arrive Q
linton same day by p m.
1855 From Decatur, in Adams county, by Pot
hahon, to Liberty Mills, in Wabash county, 5
miles and back once week.
Leave Decatur every Thursday at m, arriy
at Liberty Mills next day by III m.
Leave Liberty Mills every Friday at ] m, al
|rive at Decatur next day by 6 m.
1888. From Delphi, in Carroll county, throug
The great Miami Reserve, to Marion, in Grant cour
w, 70 miles and back, once week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-16

5256 From Battle Creek, via Rice's Ferry, to
Lebanon, Alabama, SO miles and back, once week
Leave Battle Creek every Monday ut 2 a m, ar
rive at Lebanon next day by SIP m.
Leave Lebanon every "Wednesday at Tam, ar
rive at Battle Creek next day by SIP m.
5257. From Charleston, via Georgetown and
Harrison, to Chattanooga, As miles and back, once
week.
Leave Charleston every Monday at m, ar
rive at Chattanooga next day by ii a m.
Leave Chattanooga every Tuesday at p m, ar
rive at Charleston next day by s pm.
$685. From Charleston to Bcntonvile, IL miles
and hack, once week.
Leave Charleston every Monday at m, ar
rive at Bentonville same day by SPIN.
Leave BentonvilIe every Monday at 8 m, ar
rive at Charleston same day by ~ m.
$3.50 From Cleveland, via Red Clay, Georgia,
Dogwood, and Medicinal Springs, TO Rome, SO
miles and back, once in 2 weeks.
Leave Cleveland every other Monday at a m,
arrive at Rome next Wednesday by S p m.
Leave Rome every other Thursday at 8 m, ar
rive at Cleveland next Saturday by SPIN.
Proposals for weakly trips win be considered.
$500. From Cleveland, via Carother's crossroads,
Harrison, Poe's Turnpike, Wsllirg's Ridge, RAN
kin's on Brush Creek, and Hills Turnpike, to
McMinnvine, IS miles and back, once in weeks.
Leave Cleveland every other Monday at a m,
arrive at McMnnville next Wednesday, by 5 p m.
[Coniinwd on pqgs 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
LAPP 4 Mt,
Wholesale Dealers In Domestic.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FOR EIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS

Nos. % Ccddr ST., md l2S BroddG0y,
NEW YORK.
Z. q n. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg to call the attention
OF buyers in this vicinity, (paHiculirly those
subject to a strong home compei,ion) to
their stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis, their prices always uniform and their
representations candid.
Doing large trade with The retailers Of
New York, and its immediate neiehborhood,
their stock is necessarily large aal complete
al all seasons OF the year.
For this reason they respectfully ask your
orders, pledglng themselves to execute Ihem
in such manner as will inspire confidence
and induce repetition Respectfully,
%; mos. GLAPP & KENT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
MASTER DATED

Pembroke, Wsshngton CO Me. April %. 1914
MIR Isaac Butts Dear Or Al tho request OF
many NJ my friends at this place and ivioInlty, who
are afflicted with consumption and liver complaint,
take the liberty TO ask you to uppoin, some one
IN this oonrty as agent to scil Wis,ars Baisam OF
Wild Cherry, and 10 sead HIN 8 few dOzIsn rs
there is hone Of II Tot sale within zoo miles from
this have no doubt that 1t would meet a ready
saie If II were where II could be procured without
TOO much expense aud delay
My wife was attacked about elk month sineewith
what the physicians called the frs: stage Of the
cansump,on-a complaint very prevalent IN th.
section of tho county. lI,ylng seen the Balsam
Advertised IN Augusta,
0Fs0O NIL. Is FROM HOME m
took pans 10 send there for bottle OF IT. which
sle took nnG Which helped her much that ] sent
for two bottles more, which she has also taken nd
rhe nov s1ys she has not felt well for SIX wears
rho does nj this time. All those who have in
CURED nj me and -rerl lined what effect the Bal
san had, anrious 10 have some for sale in this
vicinity, whchis the cause of my writitg to YOU.
Please Inform me by return Of ma whether YOU
conclude to send some. aud II so, TO whom IN order
that II may be known where 1t can be had.
am with respect, youts, &c
y. G, FdRNSW ORTIZ Z NJ
The whole county is fast learning that no medl-
cine-no physlcian-no PREPARATION OF any Kind
whatcver-can equal DR. Wrsiar's Balsam OF vile
Cherry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
Truly WONDERFUL CuRE.

WaterviIle, OnedI CO. n Y. Sept II. 1913
Dear sr i owe It to the afflicted 10 niorm YOU
that 10 January last, was attacked by very vio-
lent cold caused by working IN the water which
se,tIed on my unrs IL was accomponle by vetv
severe pain IN my breast and SIDES and also a DIS
ttessng cough. had I'm attendance all the best
med cal ad IN our village but after cxhaus,ing all
their skill TO no avail, they pronounced my dts
,nse a confirmed consumption a nd tbes one nd all
gave me up ia de Ahsr mdrh persuasion | got
the oousc ut OF my phyGcIan 10 use The Balsam OF
wa Chevy prepared by DR. Wistaf. purcha,cd
Of the arent IN our place one bottle before using
hall "( which, Icgan TO gain strength, and II was
'-+r evident ihAt ~ eut,-i u,uct better, aud
m, symptoms in every way improving have nov
usci three bottles and am restored TO efccl health
THE result alone IS owing to tho USE Of DR. WIstats
blls'm Of Mid Cherry and take this met hod of
giving yoa the Information, parity To pay you the
debt ri gratitude owe YOU, and partly that at
similarly AFFECTED may know where To apply for Ire
lief Very truly YOURS.
JANIS SAoe
NJ Palmer DRUGGIST nndef date of W atoryille
| September = !. 1913 ~utes-
The ststcbent gwen YOU by NJ Jimes Sage il
| we'll kno~n Ia lie true by this whole community -
| l. refta'ply was most remarkable cure. The sale
81. ttC H1'-1m it 'Cfy ,od sod no succtss 10 cure.
Vcfy GAitenng lvurB respectfully
u u. PALMER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
TALES' CATHARTIC LOZENGES.

THOUGH prepared from CREST many
Vegetable Substances, are a. rslaiable
and pleasing to eat as any other CONNECTION
AIRY compound
THIS preparation is decidedly the best a.
mOng all preparations; Tor while its opera
lions are as sore as Salts, Castor OIL. Gallo
mel and Jaloup OF any other caihsr,ic ncdi-
Cines, 1t has the al, anta2e over all In being
pleasant 10 eat, while other cathariiCs are
generally disaereeable 10 take. rrce 25 cts.
per box, with full directions, and may he
found at the Depository. No. 30 CONNIE rcial
street.
FhLES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are a safe and NOS, sure remedy for worms.
Children love them. They scl like charm
IN renosating the symptoms, surh as starting
In sleep, grating the teeth, paleness about
the mouth and nose occasional sickness at
the stomach, precarious appetite, sWelled
bowels, and general ieverish habit The
child falls into quiet sleep. the worms ere
Supplied and expelled, and the child, ss far
as heard from, IN every instance has been
cured.
Price IS cents per box with full directions,
sold at No 90 Commercial street.
FALES'S COUCH LOZENGES.
Are beneficial in all common colds and
throat and lungs in the Group or hives, and
more certain 10 act satisfactory than the eel
cbra,ed Hive Syrup. The most happy ei-
fec, is obtained in few moments, the symp-
toms disappear and the disease is broken up
by The magical effect Of these Lozenges,
Full directions accompany ing each box,
and found at the Depository, No. 06 Com
mercial street.
. N
Are safe and agreeable remedy foI1 dyson
terry. Diarrhea, and Bowel Complaints OF
children. Particular attention must be paid
TO the directions on each box.
FALES'S CAMPHOR LOZENG ESs&
Are beneneiical Ia all common and sick
headache and where there is sense OF
ighlness or weight over the ewes, in errupt,
i've diseases, such as Measles, Small PoY q
Also in Mania Epiepys Melancholy H. xsH-
! ria, in ST Vitus' Dance and ia all cases OF
! Lencuor and oppression Of the Vital powers,
and may be taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
Full directions accompany each box.
FALES'S CYPlAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now 80 extensively known and Justly Gel
ebraled that further comment upon il will be
useless, we can say howeye tina. among the
many thousands who have purchased the ton
lc, in this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousand )
have not only expressed their APPRECIATION,
bu, their wonder and admiration on chuld-
ing its effects. A few bottles only can 10
had al No. 0G Commercial street
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawlng and antics OF these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store II you will procure a box OF the
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMl Major,
On using according to direction. You cam
not depend upon IL unless obtaiced al J. }.
/ FALES'S No. 90, Commercial ST, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give a most desirable color,
To white grey or red without colorng the
skin.
JOSEPHJ. FALES, 90 Commercial St
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

10 medicine 10 the propsie,cr trcdssiok
Hrown, se Washington ct Bos,on.
AGENT .--.I.uther Daniels. Rotisnd---
Jones q Dcw. Cuiingsviiiei y Jsmieson,
Csslls,on W Mou,ton n Co. West paul,.
ne, 4 Bliss, Pouiiney u Besis, Wells :
Whesdon 8 swallow, Ps~lrt : ) Smith,
DANNY 4 corners J u Vail 4 Co. DANNY
N Sir,onds. Pusfordi Wsrren 4 Bliss,
Brandon. and for sslo also by..druegls,s and
appointed agent. generally. Proc one dol.
lar a bottle. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
For sale by the following
AUCnfS

Rutland, w f. G. Stoddard WeslRu,land,
Ripley & Bailey, Charles Clement Clar-
endon Spa NJ Walker ; Mddle,own F. 5
& Sunderline East Pou,ney, Noyes d
Harris West Poutlney Asa Wilkins FAIR
haven, AIanson Allen Castleton, l. Jamie
son; Piusford Mills, A Is l}ulla,d Pntsford
Henry Smonds, Brandon Nolney Ross,
Julius L Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey f. Mlddlebury, Rufus l.. Perkins ;
Mddlebury, Sidney Moody, Druggist :, New
Haven, IL. Rider Bristol. G. W parmalee;
Walingford, d. II Sabln; South Walllng
ford, Lapham & Hines; Dandy. John Scott,
DANNY four Corners, $. Smith; Pawlei Ma.
son EdggUon Harrington, Landon 4 Co.
2l:6munths
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
Low a. Rogers
nAStock full assortment Of
Hard Ware, Saddlery,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nails assorted, Sd to inch /;
100 boxes Glass, 7 x Q TO II X IS;
SO tons Iron and Steel, we'll assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes
40 casks Burdens Shoes aud Boat Spikes 4,
200 doz Files and Rasps
300 Table Cutlery
100 Gro Harness Buckles
W. Greave's aud Sons Saws, Edge Tools
&c direct from the mauufaeturers.
Also
A large Stock Of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
All OF which is offered at the lowest market
price. WhHchall, Dec. l644.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED

T1ddon6old, y J., ApriI 90 1913
Ga o. about the 18Th DAY o. October. 1871 ! was
bken with violent pain IN my side. near the liver
sbich eori,pueJ about Ave days sad was followed
by The hfcakins Of an ulcer, o. shseess. rnwsrdty
Which relesed tbe pan huls. but caused me TO
throw up IFreAt ganuy of offensive matter and
also much blood Being greatly hhrned al this |
spoiled tu o physiriau bot he sad he thought he
oouh DO bot lhtie loF nc except give some M,r
cn', pis, ~hioh refused to tAts feeling satisfied
thlt they could do me 20 good-shd ne d,sckArgs
~ blood ard corruption continued every few days.
snt last - Ofs nfise that could scarcely
breathe was also sotred with a violent cough
winch 81 times caused zoe to raise blood thsa
had doGs beforehand ny disease continued IN this
Nay ddl gtu~iug vorse. Ouul IcbTuAIy, ~hrH al
bore 81 ny yeco'ry vas gi'ea Up, and ny fueud'
en- 'ho"ght y 0uld dc ~ galiopng consumption
A. ilts nou,rut Wben my ii'e 5ppareutiy draw
B 1sg H'ar Us close hssfd Of Dr Nrtars B.lf4m Of
I W I'D 'hefrt. srt ct hoitf which relieved me
''"s'e d'1tslg uut byihc uEe Of ony thee bottle,
. OF lh's mstlciue Oh my psins we're removed -uN
cough 400 Ep,tnug Of blood aad corruption entrel,
s'oPr~d and "a lea weeks my health Nas % Ia, re- A
'ofod 40 u en.hs So vork a M trade Which =
ao,P'e'ef'oe 0P to thus uas have euloycd good
''AN'' THOMAS COIENS.
Gioueester Coahty n Ja
Prfsonsliy can, before me the ,uh,,,,t.s, ga, a
v'e 1ustices ~ the Fclc~ 81 saiI eogrty -.
'.'ifn,f 400 ue.as dsiJ shrnod accotd,av L. l.n
a 'Hlip ~ Shove stAtsussut - ta su ihinss 10.
'r'' H'' on " lih day o. APsll g :
: CLEMENT. J o
sSrh % DO upFeordruisd surrsss Of h.. t,,t.,,.
'NATlRf $ fAyORlTE PREsCRtrrIoN
. AZ rFrsr Fftcr raueental 10 Lff sssts 80 . -
p Fttrt 'rsn rfeu..sI ririt iron tli..f.-,.'
Ne au'tcf Of ntfurf hss placed la os- ..7 L..
fof o. isc pu fP1srp ttsf fatoy uha tras. .-,t. 80
10 moce % 10 pfepirttloa ere cndsav-s. u. u, = .
frF aEtsI1 sfhehts tF soihnr a. autl.s ,t-.t.. .
tfrrtftalf of bf ffFroteftIte tfetr -.r Nd 4.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
IRON WORKS FOR SALE,

=" I'D b sod al I'ubIc Auction. ON
w the premises The 2lh day Of Aug
mex. the Iron Works owned ~ the late
Jacob Dayey, deceased Consisting Of forge
rolling mill and nail factory. aud necessary
out buildings including sorc houses and
91r small dwellings covering four acres OIL
innd-also on The came day sad place, will
be cold lhe large dwelling house and land.
adjoining iormrrIy occupied by docea.ed
] bANEY AdDaurralor
Ia'rharcn - Jg.y l-tJ 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
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Rutland Sc.
lfcru " Ross.
W, -, County Court.
,,,' s'n ~ "'"' April Term, 1888.
h3iison Iluek,
Declaration. in p!el of,fespas. on the
c,se On note, dated ~ b Jolly. isi2, fot
the sum Of sI25oo, psyAbls 10 William -
Ross m me year from dave, AMI interest. and
endorsed 10 the pslntiH Also one other
note. dated Goth July, 1872, fot si25.oo,
Us7ah'e 10 two years IN William D. Ross
and rndorscd 10 ,he plaintiff
The ssid Hanson snd Ehal being absent
from Ills state at the TIME OF serure
u Is ordered, tha, the publication OF the
,.,stanoc of the decia,suon aud This order
irrcr weeks soccessiVely, in the Ru,lanI
lietali size lssi 81 which 10 he at least 1t,
weeks previous IN the next isrm--to wit, the
'ccInd I'ucsiay OF september, isi5--.hslI
10 suiilcisn, nuilce lOf thsm TO appear aud
ooieHJ nd dsy h,ercoi ~ gIten, sc.
star & Bushnell ( Hodges. Au'ys lot PIN
- ! W. HOPKINS. Clerh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07
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~ + the spl scribcrs being appointed
by the Hon Probate Court Tor the
district Of Rullani commissioners to re.
c',' cxaoIin. AMI adjust alf claims and
demands Of all person, agais,lhe cslalate OF
ASA WHITE.
late Of MoulhollY IN sail district. deceased
represented lnsolytn,. and also all claims
onlms and demands exhibited IN
ohsu thereto and SIX months from the III
day Of June last being allowed by said
court We DO therefore hereby give motto,
tha'wo viii a"rHi 10 the blsncssofou sand
nppoWmrnl at the house Of the widow 4
NAfe 10 MouulhoiIy On the 9Th day o.
November neat from 20 O'Clock, m uu
O.. 4 O'Clock N On tad day
LELAND LAWRENCE, } Comm,s
hbuAH COLE s.oners
M7Hu'hoIly, JuIy, l7lh, 1915. 50