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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
FAIR PLAY.

Having uo,icrd the advertisements Of
n,ciot Is ll,bbard fot some tme pub.
l,.hed IN the Rutland Herald. md The
rsrnct h. tss treated respectable pro.
| rs.,oo. while he endcavors To suppor his
own Influence ly taking leave 10 insert"
long h.t Il names, feel It my duty 10
.sir to the public my own knowledge Of
ithr matter. wa, nd,is,d to call Doctor
n formy wife who was SICK with can
Ger IN the sonsch lie left some med,.
cine. although do not think he understood
her d .en.- for belnc unwcll myself snd
complaining quite different from my WIFI,
! he ndvi.i mr. to take the same medicine
H. part he had lch for her, saying j, Wa
| jas, the thing for me, Neither my VIE
nor myself were nj all relieved by he
treatment
do not complain os Or H. for not GU.
ring incurable diseases which he docs not
understand but, FOR b. taking leave TO in.
scrt' my name for such purposes as above
mentioned, sgaina nv own desire or con.
/ sent beg leave to object !, is not my
intention TO call people hard names be.
cause they arc generally considered 10 be
tpIi arguments Uut WheH 1T tIlounIu VI
any other man. mIsfepresenls me 10 the
public, to accomplish their own purposes,
! believe 1t my duty TO correct publicly his
misrepresentation and leave the public to
make their own conclusions. although !
nm no, so well able MS the Doctor to pnv
for advertisements. and do not expect 10
make money by it Therefore replying TO
tho language Of the Doctor o, nsnr n. |
can, for reference for those who wish for
information relative 10 the superiority Of
this practice over all others particularly
in chronic diseases beg "lenvc to insert
my tue anl Solemn dco,,tn;ion ;Aatu.tt
cr myself or family "havc bccn cured Of d.
seases considered incurabe by cminen,
physicians ofthe faculty" neither have I
"frIcnd. or neghbors who have been cured
or who have been bencf,tcd" 10 my knowl.
edge. ty DR. HIbbards "reform in mcdi.
cine y and his statement 10 TINT effect was
without my prevou, know ledge or con.
sent 1t is true that DR. Hbbaid called al
my house three times and charged me
Sl2 50 but se | have stated above, wllhou,
bencfuing my family ut all
d. c. BAKER
poulincy Feb. II, lS45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

'THE susbscriber having established an
Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Hjsroa on Monday OF each
week, ria fnohburg Raiirood, ,hence-by stage
through keene, Wslpn.s Bellowsfalls ,Chcs-
ter, Rutland, Mlddlebuy Vergennes To Bur
lngton, thence 10y Steamboat TO Canada
lie viii pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon Of each week, going to BOSTON The
object is To transmit Specie, Bank Nolss,
collec, and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds Of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge. all small
bundles t-ten aad delivered. cha1scs reason
able. uders may be left with William Avery
or VI Circuit, a, the Franklin Hotel, Rut.
and, and al the Stage Houses on the Route
where he will lie sure 10 &c, them.
! Patrnr age solicited
/ Packages to tie marked NV Lewis Fr-
| press G.. X. LEWIS.
! RuNand, SEPT, lsH ssif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
New Cheap Store.

INIi T. snbscr5er having removed his mer-
Il camille establishment from W hilehall TO
Hampton, in the red store opposite the wool
en- laciory. Two miles ives, Of Fairhaven vii
lage, offers for sale a general and we'll select
ed assortment Of DRY GOODS. GLASS &
CROCKERY WARE, and GROCERIES
Among which Is found Broad Cloths, Csss,-
mere and domestic woolcns, horse blankets
also the mos, elegant patterns Of Chusans,
AlpacT.. dc LANES ard splendid prints Of the
latest style for Ladies' dtcssss also shawls,
handkerchiefs, table spreads, Irish linens,
u:llns ,cambric., bcachcd and brown sheet.
lnes and shiftIngs'Maderia Wines, old Port,
Pure Madeira and S Madeira Wines, French
Brandy, Holland Gin and Rum. molasse.
Sugars, Tesa, Tobacco, Snuff, Ginger, sale
raius, spices Of all kinds, Flour, T. l. and
Liverpool salt, codf.h. Tea sets, casters,
&c. embracing nearly eccry article called for
IN country store, which lie is selling al the
Whitehall cash price Tor promp, pay, most
every kind OF farmers produce received in
payment, at fair cash rates, except for Llq-
uors, Sal, and Flour. Ladies and Gentle
men please give me a call and look at nv
goods, the quality and price Of which am
sure i'll suit Won. T.. w. BlSBEE.
Hampton, n. Y, Dec. II, 1874. Sill
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. Eanuiug's Patent Lace,

N. La
.,,,,s,l,.,a ,.h.,,,..s.. 80, ra,,.,,,,,,,o,
-. 49,. ~, n.n.
pu. u, n,i
n.I n,.. ~ ...,,.,...,, ,a,. ,l,'tI'
L.d ,,L,,,, ,,.,,,.,,.,
r.. ,,.,,,,u.n,L. b,p,,
r,,,.nd po,.,. Y F,nc,,,,d ca.
,.,,h0 ~. Jt.,., ,d riIdl.,ovr c,o,
,rI La, ob,,,osd far it,.lf their fayotabl,
,..rr,..r
syuProNs
The Isce 10 spphcabe for those who have
tho whole or pau Of the following ,vmp-
toms bleeding at the Lungs, Cough, Tight
ness al tho Chest, falpitailnn OF the Heart
Dyspefsi.. sensation Of coneLess or slnklog
forward. pain IN one or both aides, which are
generally supposed 10 he Lirry Com Miami.
bat which arc only the result of tie rrayir,.
lion OF that organ, Tenderness OF tic Aldo.
men. a sensation OF dragging in the groins.
and hearing down. causing IN, p,,lent 10
,tpon very carefully. Pain IN tho Rack and
GREAT v,akn..s PAIN md numhnas. i, tho
Limbs. Co,tiyen... Flour Albu,. p,le, and
pfolso,u, The n,tvon. system i, d,.a.ed
great gloom. dc,nondine and wseplne NOT
.rouior why herself dr
Dr. Uihard having purchased the ricb,
lr the County nj Rutland will cndeavor ,n
Keen su0icien, nssotimen, ON hand far all
who will favor him with q call. from arv dis.
lance lie ran forward hem In nm, mar, of
49,. s.,-, 49,, - ~, - = - -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

IBOl.TtNG .1LOTDs
kN6
BMrv- sMtIi SOMcs.

No a. Ms,foa Rio,i. Ma ~, Boites,
TMrORTS ana keep oonStsntly Tor sale an
i extensive assortment OF Dvich Boinrr
CioihS ofihe following pnu,rns, va, Anrhoi,
Arms Of Harlem. bird OF Paradise snd Eagle
From long c1rensnro "a tho manulaoturs and
sale Of this nricle, tho dsdseul,et I, enable
TO furnish Mi,ers with more perfect snd du-
radio cloths. and VI lower ptices Than ihcv
car bc ohtsined IN the lnIied States.
ALSO FRENCH BiRR MILL sIONFs.
ct eli sizes manufactured al ihe MaNschu.
seu.Sta,s Prison.
March 1874 mis- fmn.-it
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

e. i.. : Atss'.r. ~ Gt.y va'sI V-ht--
rf - ps,te,. De. A Nt"o - to.
rsn'. ly~vi.. D-tsN-- j. Rect l,a. SN o.
c.t psul,i--p Ectrfion. = Speeding.
-, Ar4tsv, = Esed ! Caishtr B,fyhsid
- u Rockwell I'q Cfr ~ boyle. > "
tUt. X HoHstA y Rollins IHi1cfd--
, ! lisrtt 30. \ rs7nsv. Vincent. X
% '.... p'f~tsc. Col :. o's,sd. l.
Ger . q Is.ls.,.l Nr'L.
,osg - Goth,r $ Daiio,. ! Epcr.. i3s''.,
" ilocson, litlftei.. : GibD,. J Cor.
n,sh, ]. Buruhsrn. } u lluule,. ~, Il WHIP
rlc Voriirev-G " nsunvtli-. Rutland
ID i civ 10 Col 4 Bowen. ]. 1htsl. J
Reynolds, II. L,on. 7 u Kimberly. Rev ID
Iis,keH, " Chauettpr Noah Gusv CID. Ncl-
.ot Csi.so'd, J. Campbell, II Bsicmsn. Hrs.
Wei. II so,r,n, Psul, W.rd 4 N.rd.
N,rtsr.r. x Gse.j t. Eco 4 Gste'. Ds-
-. Eastman. Il E"shrooA, 10 AI,p,-
is,v-I Buckms.'st F.q. i Cuihurn. X
Nims. II Holden E.q g. Wugir q Plumb.
" col !. Finr,y. W Cls'kA nsrncv, A
Perkins. u Berdru. { WLue. Sudbs-v--J
nc Roberts TismouiA Cap, T. Ctamion,
& Drvei Eco. Brown, !. Rec. A Barber,
" II Weller. v Carpenter. J Btewet.A Nor.
ton Wsihnr fo'd--J EsT, Doiv. u Dnty,
& Dale. l. Culver. |. nunsnn, 4 : Howard,
J. Holden, Cap Johnson, L Cole. WsHj
L Goodsp.sd. = Clemens, y. Grover, {
Grover G,anrtle. y J r. Graves ESQ
4 Law H,bror--D NC Cal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

IL + the subscribers, being appointed by the
" Probate court for the district Of Rutla nd
commissioners to receive examine, and ad-
jus, all claims aud demands of all person.
-,gtl 81 toe estate Of
Francll Perkins, late II Mddieioun,
in said district deceased, Represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and demands eShlb-
tied in Offset thereto and months fnn,
the 9Th day Of January, INST. being allowed
10y said court for that purpose, we do there
fore Hereby give notice that we will attend
/" tie business ofour said appointment at tho
dwelling house Of Ell Oatman,in Middletown
on the second Tuesdays Of Nav and July
next. from Q o'clock A. NJ until 5 O'Clock
J NJ. on each Of said DAYS
JONATHAN MORGAN,l
LUTHER BUXTON, yComm'rs
ELIAkIM PAUL.
MldJletown, Fe,. 10, 1915. 8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
IRON & NAILS.

TElE subscriber having discontinued the
bu'ln,s, Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would sly TO his old customers and
others ,ha' he has scvcvcral tons frs, quail.
" B'Acksmllh's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also n
lc~ tons Of Nails which will br disposed Of
on liberal terms Wrought ,crap lion
srli be taken 81 exchange or Iron
Far Haven SEPT, C,h, lSI4
ALANSON ALLEN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

- II. GREEN beRs liberty to inform The
IL. public thalhe is nov manu- curing
Duciannas OF psrIor Organs, on entirely n
new plan, al less than half the price Of com
mon paror Organs. capable Of producing me
mos, beautiful swell Of any instrument ollhc
Kind in use. Those wishing 10 buy OrRans
or Planes " III do well 10 cali and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
lie likewise repair al kind Of musical in
strumenis, tunes church aud psrlor Organs
and Piano Foros In the best possible man.
ner on abort notice. PoulInSy, Dec, 1874.
bli '.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
Low 81 Rogers
HAVE received for their Winters
II Stock fuIl assortment, Of
Hard Ware, SaddIcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which nre,
l20 casks Cut Nail, assorted Sd to 6 inch
100 boxes Glass, u to IL y Is;
80 tons Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes
200 ioz Files and Rhsps
-ol Table Cutlery:
t5U tro. Harness Bucktrs;
W. Greave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools
&c. direct from The mauujdciureu
Also
\ large Stock Of
CRCCKERY AND GLASS WARE
Comprising some OF the latest patterns
4 i Of which is offered at the lowest marktI
price. Whitehall, Dec lSi4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
DIR T.. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerrlng remedy and known TO he such
for the following diseases
All diseases Of the lungs which cause OBJ
s,ruciiuns of the same. such as coughs. colds.
catauh. bronchitis, and even consumption,
in the premonltory or forming stages Also
engagements of the spleen. in The different
stages, and all diseases OF the liver, caused
by enlargement or topnr Ilundice in all its
forms constipation Of the bowels attended,
with lnrr4r Of The stomach and bowels and
of all the tram evils attendant on these diff
cultles.
Night sweats and all forms oil hectic fever
scrofula, in all lis various forms and in most
cutaneousdlseaseS or those affecting the skin.
and nearly all forms Of dropsy and many
other OF minor importance which | fuIbea az
to mention.
Finally, tins medicine is a powerful aliera-
tive and dcobslruent hence, II follows AZ
matter OF course that all diseases which lend
to ohsiruct The natural channels Of circula-
non whether IN the larger organs or in the ca
pllaty vessels viii linda sovereign balm in
tins all powerful remedy
1t Is also laxative that's sure and steady
IN llA operation and never fails 20 remoye
hahltual cos,lyeness II perseveted in A ,ufIi.
Gent length ~ time.
II Is purely vegetable, and may lie used
any length oiiime that The nature ofihe case
may require without ever harminp the con
'tilu'ion IN the slghies, degree therefore
II has an advantage over many other mod
zones IN chronic diseases, which should moi
bo overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge Tor yourselve.
! venture To say tina, no one will regret fsi,
tual N any OF the above diseases.
I For sale hv Porter Rutland. I2t,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
NOTICE

A Ill Persons having unsellled accounts
wHh The late firm n Daniels & Bel are
particularly requested N settle the same
without delay, n the subscriber IL very dc.
.lroos Of o.oaIng - lbe Affairs Of the conssrn.
UTTER DANIELS.
Jan 2s sef5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
Noad,ah Grong,rS E,,a,,.

Noad'ah Grongrr's EHd'r.
STATE OF VERMONT RE it rcmem.
District Of FalfhaVen. IS. - bered tina,
at probate court holden al Castleton, ~ iihIn
aud lpr said district on the 9Th day OF Feb
rusry, A. ID. 1915.
Present, A Warner, Judge
Whereas Smith Sherman, administrator OF
estate Of NoadIlh Granger, late of taslietpn
10 said district. deceased, has this day made
application 10 said couu IN writing setting
forth Ihlt the personal estate IL insufficient
10 pay The debts allowed sgainst said estate
and the expenses Of administration. and pray-
ing for license to seil 81 much oCthe real
estate Of said deceased az will ral.e the sum
of si52 IS, IN order to pay the same and Nj
necessary expenses.
II Is therefore ordered and decreed by the
corH.tlaI the caring * dec sing on said no.
picAiion be referred TO a session al .yld count
10 be holden al the probate Office In Cs,tleI
Ton, on the l7th day Of March 1915 and
that notice II said order be given TO all per.
sons INTERESTED, 10y Publishing this order 7
weeks successively previous To said time nj
hearing IN the Roland Herald, a n.v.pan.,
rrn'ed IN Rutland that thsy NAV appear
."d give honda Tor The pa yment Of said debt,
and expenses OF Otherwise object 10 the rtant.
ing oi salo license ifihey see cause. ,r.
copy Of Record.
s b. + LANGDON, Register
CASH rsld Tor Dat. ~ rhe tub,crosr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
sadd!cry, Harncs.
scs. &C.

THE undersigned .'ill continues TO mans
hcture al his old .tand in Ea. Rutland
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dee &c. Usually found in country shops -
Iii. present stock consist. Of doube and sin
gle, wagon. sig aud sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, jaIaned and
pu,'cd ware and common hame harnesses,
mems saddles Tree and portable, all varietIr.
OF trunks, vallsses, brides, ha!trrs, circn-
giles sleigh bells, DC. The above ARTICLES
fave I'll mcde Of the hes, Eastern oak ,onred
feather, and are offered al reduced prices
Liberal credit given and mos, kinds Of pro
duce received in payment All persons are
invited 10 call and examine before purchaiug
esewhcto. WIN. HALL.
Rutland. January lai5. 5In
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

THE time has arrived when tho seed. NJ
/ disease and death ar. hvine iar aud vide
through The air, and are prolu.ely thrown
into our vegetable food, and he who would
AVOID their ravagc, must apply the an,idoto
early. The ancient marin still holds ~ true
~ svct--'llis easier TO prevent ,hsn cure
di,esse'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

WIN. PEASE, from London, Professor
w o'muso, (Piano Forte .Organ md A,ng
lngp 10 Troy conference Academy, West
Poultney W. respectfully gives notice lhai
the rex qusilsr oi 'hls losIliutIon oommen. .
oe' THURSDAY Febuary l1'h. Terms FOR
m"''c--Pi1nof of'e and singing $40 per o..
residence opposite - ACADEMY.
y. Ladies "lsi.ng 10 receive finishing
lessons ITO become isschers) would do we,i
10 a''end Tie present quartet Al The rnod
efn operas PeIio'ntd and Taught by 100 sob
s-noeT. West Poultney, Feb, (, lsl5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
Surgical CIiuiquc Of Castle
ION Medical College.

Midseton Goldsmith, N. u beng resi-.
dent Professor Of Surgery 10 Ca,lelou
Medical COLLEGE,, the Sutsicil Ghnique in
ronnectIsn vu1 tie College is placed under
hs supervision. Dr. Goldsmith viii opsr-
s'e or pressure Tor sug, al cases Of all des
'rruons, requiring eithct surgical opera
r"n So u'rs. ip'nrs or ttratmsnt, which
~.F ,1 r''f '.. On N-d7~Idsy Ss,ur
pc Sd. s-. -f.- ...r.. he Csr p"-
era. IONS 49, prescriptions fot tic poor will &c
srsluuous
+. : CARR, Res Nrar Of The faculty,
Dr. Goldsmith having taken up t,s ro.i
6cnce IN Casi'ei"n, permanently vsv bs
foSrd . Wes'o'er's Hotel H.. iessrii, %
those LAuliif charged 40 This yiririv.
SO ~. GOLDSMITH, ND.
/ Cnue'on, Jan 25 leG5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06
Present, A. Warner, Judge

James Noble. administrator Of the r..
tate OF James Noble, late OF Benson, IN sail
district, having pe,itIoned .ald coat Tor par
tluon AID distribution Of the real esiiie &
mong the heirs OF said estate.
1t is ordered by the court that the hearing
and decision on SAID petition, be at SESSION
Of ssid couri TO be holden on The first We'd
nesdav in March rex at the prpha'. ui1'cr IN
Cast clon, aforesa d, ard that no,ice thereof
he given 10 all persons Interested by prhlIca
ton Of th4 orders weCkssuccrSsivriy prr-
sious thereto, ia The Rutland llcT1ld,a news
paper printed al Rutland.
A true COPY ol Record.
Is +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06


Present. A. Warner, Judge.
James Rice executor Of the estate Of
Patience Lumbard late OF Wells ia said dis
trct having peliiioned said court in wu,Iry
for license lo'sell all The real estate Of sui
deceased Tor the payment Of the debts Of sad
deceased and charges OF administration and
Tor The interest Of the heirs OF said esrale
setting forth The debts against sad estate and
charges OF gdnininralon lt be I4lrp Rrt
all the personal property and mon-s ~ his
hands TO pa he sum 10 be $I2I.25 and also
that psn OF said real estate cannot be sold
wllioui injury 10 the remainder and nat no
sale Of all viii be conducive TO me interest
OF the heirs Of Isid esiue
u IL ordered that nolloe ih'fe"' De gwen
10 all persons interested IN ''id .pplIc''i'n'
tina, there will be hearing OF I.e ''ms on
the first Wednesday n nAfrh Wi,' Al mo
probate office in Ls.reion 1.o'ess,a ~ pub
fishing thi. order frs, "sss' ';" =" e."
previous tossid time o. :. 7-,,ot.d .tUu,l'
land Herald, a ne"''l
true copy ol rf,'.1NGDON. R.si.,
Aucsi, 3. ;.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

CAsH rsld Tor Dat. Nv rhe tub.crlnsr'
- @ - L. ROBBINS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

PHELPS Tomato Pills Ne now distributed
10 spen,. in moot Of the town, in New Eng
land that they NAV I've within the reach Of all
who nesdthis valuable remedy.
Biiiou, DisedJes, Jdvndiee, rheumatism,
Co,fircn,s,. Dy,pssid. and affections II the
STOMACH and BOW ELS, together with
many nrty"u. affections, are cured by these
Pills, without producing any arrangement 10
the constitution. Thousands have been cured
" obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted a long course oi active and judirions
remedies The Tomsto Pills never fail to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and
will always prevent or break Up FEVER,
ftimelv rrsorted to. In purifying the
BLOOD. and man,aing healthy secretion
a. 'he BILE, ihcit efficacy - universally
know n and acknowledge and their repuia-
ton, firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them q conveniei. pleasant and ac-
tive remedy, and the best substitute for Gallo
mel ever irvrnicd. An occasioal dose
OF them, oven when the health is
not much disturbed, will prevent much sick-
ness and suffering. lfsny disturbance is felt
in the stomach in The consequence OF change
OF diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit, timely dose Of these Pills will re-
move all danger. "-Ned Magazine.
Numerous cases OF Chronic affections cur.
ed bv the above medicine are testified 10 in
the circulars left with the agents, and which
persons interested are invited TO examine.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Bur, and MA
son, Ruilsnd Ssm'l. Townsend. Jr. Wall
inglord; I.apham and Vail ,SouihW sllngfoid;
l.. J. Vail 4 Co, Dandy; Addison Buck,
Ptiiord; and by agents in all tho country
towns 80 GmlseoW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

E.1, &. RsaoI. LEG. Ch,fo Dodge. J.
Dav. \ les.u. Iohn Scar, & poWers.
". n. Pks. r. Beeec, ", nsmp. Y T.
BAUD Clarendon w Harvard. N d Ben.
,on. = H,vsn,, Esq 2. Chaplin, Il SpsH
orJ. u. Kelly. q. Kelly, r u y. Cistk
Dssty-w. Sweat J. LsPh'm. Esq Mis-,
q. Lawrence, c Conger, 5. f'h, Z F'h
Uytl4r2,oa-J. S. Nssoou. d : laneo n
NJ wnshi Irs-J Gorssm E'q. Co'hn.
J Col,n., & CM,s, W Nsnn. Ne iSsf-
u Richardson Esq. l. Housh'oS Eso, o Wi
lsu,s FEC. l. Rec. o FORD, = N'eho'A. "
Da,s. c Mu,,.y, II Chase. & Hun Nd
.,isv.-E.dsi smith, II Grey, II HaG.sv
"a s,.ddsfd, W lH~.,, } Pod, J CasVS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-06

Phelps Tomato Pills Nie now distributed
IN scent, in moot Of the town, in New Eng.
land that they may I've within the reach Of all
who neadthis valuable remedy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
THE GRANIrE So FoRgYER.

G. We make the Glowing exEEacs f-cu
a eaus;ie letter lately a3iFesze5 - sAs s,ss-
tor o. thar dieta,ossli. hal;-ssuoe-asic. half-
federal sheet, The New Yo.k -Asu-s, - shs
HOnl Edmund Burke. lie alsassa ana
faithful representative Of New HanpzAzre.
III reply 70 some inSiauatcas n thsf sheet
directed agaias, The Northern Dsnsessss
who vO,ed for the annexaaoa sssolsaeass
"You remark that "a eer,aia desrss al
a very bad kind Of political rostenasss has
wOrmed is way into The Democratic paru
of that State, New Hanpshire.1 n the
midst OF the excitement ard tsnuit 81 tie
general election
Ii you intend 70 affirm ~ this that thcre
IS roc political rotienness'' in The rarks
of the Democratic party &C New Hamo-
shire, and that the Democrarv a IA,
State Is not Is pare and squad IN is ele-
ments aud principles As The Democracy .;
any other State IN the Uasoa, yoa befras
an Ignorance Of the character ana kisso-x
OF the New Hampshire Democracy whscA
poorly becomes your pcsi,s0a II tie po-
litieal world.
Ii Is indeed true, that the Denocrarv a
New Hampshire, Ike their brethren Is
other States, have sometimes had he ms
fortune 70 shelter traitors n Their cam,.
but when they are discovered. tkev A.
forthwith expelled and driven over = -.
enemy, without any seaside lsss = -
party in numbers, and with very sre.,
gain 10 Il IN purity and hanor. TIE ..I<.ae
hill party q whom yoa speak. Vas ex.
PEELED from the ranks Of tie nenoer,s,.
party Of New Hampshire, aad Ta< IL -,
three years has been amongss il -
virulent enemies- Yea TIE GraaS.e D..
mOcracy has been sill able q naissaia
It's proud aud unsallied integrity. ana ~
given to is cause and Candidates. Ia u~.s,l
majority Of ihcorrupnble aa1 unnarrhas.
able vnies. Il has hitherto been sble =
put down triumphantiy al traitors 80
have fiFsl revOlted, and then tarnexs III,
weapons against i and n aver az - enc.
mics; and have 10 doahg il III cons;nus
to Be equally successful IN pasiins dowr
It's betrayers Ia Tine % cone.
Bai. II | may be~permisged, wcnl3 -.
specially suggest. hat il DDS M beeoun.
Democrat Of The New York sckosa !,
represented By The Mo~1izw NJ. !.
comment very harShly upou tie s.zs,ssses
roiieenessS Of the Dem0eraev - 49,.
STATE, who have, While others Prove tseach
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

We hear from good authority, that the
ladies' have renounced bustles. The phe-
nomenon will now be presented Of per-
sons, who a short time ago appeared to
weigh two hundred, dwindling down 10 the
fairy-like weight of ninety-five, and the
elegant slimness of a May pole; and Of
skirts, which before seemed to hang over
inverted water-jars or cauldrons, dangling
like iattered flag around its staff, about
forms so small that they will be ia danger
of losing all locality in their ample folds.
"Oh! what falling of is there"
VickSburg Sentinel.
Q, Jaeobas Jenkinus! Now, amt you
ashamed Of yoUrself
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

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