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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
Pers0naI MOvcmenta.

The Chevalier Adam do Lovenskiold, Charge dAf
flares Of His Swedish and Norwegian Majesty in the
United States arrived here yesterday in the ship Sultan
from Havre.
Hon. John J. Crittenden, the distinguished Senator
from Kentucky arrived in New Bedford on Wednesday
in company with the Hon Mr.. Grinnell, NJ C.
The Hon Mr.. Hilliard the distinguished whig member
Of Congress from Alabama, who is his way with his
family, to Saratoga Springs passes day two in Alba
ny, as the guest Of the Hon. Bradford X. Wood.
The Union states that the Postmaster General left
Washington on Thursday, visit to his family in Ten
nessee The rest of the cabinet still their posts
General Cass Is in Boston.
Messrs. Calhoun and MDufie arrived here on Tues
day evening in the cars from Washington, and proceed
cd on Wednesday morning to the Gresnbrer White Sui
phur Springs Their visit short that few Of our
citizens were aware Of their presence. Mr.. Calhoun
looks well but NJ Dufhe appears quite fecbeWfnches-
ter (Ya) Republican.
Mcssrs Webster and Winthrop arrived at Boston on
Friday morning.
CAPTURE AND DEArH ErpEs.-We some days ago,
copied article from Southern paper, mentioning the
arrest of two robbers and the subsequent shoouns Va
of them in his attempts to escape Hs now supRs
ed that Eppes the murderer Of Muir, In feteppurs W.
was the individual shot II so, some most singular
opmens are vet to be made. The man shot answers no
advertised description Of Eppes, and besides
him nearly $1,000 in moneys bowie hn,e s,a vd"'
with the name Of VIM. EPpes, written on he ''soos'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
mAnITlmE ACCOmMODATlONs.

by the Old Black Ball Line or any Of the regular
Packet ships sailing every five days.
The sIb:Srbss , calling u a,.snton Of Old Country
ments for bringing out from the old country bog
leave that the business of the House Liverpool
will be conducted by its branch.
Those sending for their friends will the
importance OF this Il will preclude
cesxary delay of the emgan The ships employed in this
line well known be Of the first and largest class
manded by Of experiences; and they sail FIVE
days. offer every facility that be furnished With those
superior gemens the subscribers look forward for
continuation Of that patronage which has been literally
extended to tem Tor many years In any Of
those engaged do embark the will be
funded customary For further apply BY
post paid. J. HERDMAN & CO.,
VA 81 South ST., New York.
HERDMAN X CO., Liverpool.
N B-DTafts for any amount usual be furnished
payable at all the principal Banking throughout
the Uni.ed Kingdom, application above. jy28
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
MARsEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS.

~N- BRITISH AND NORTH AMERl
HH CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
ss e ssi fslss q 4: Ann
n EhNlkn .A..... Capt A. Kyle.
yhLEDON!A... Sapt T. " Lott
tapt y newitt.
CAMBniA.. .......CaptC =. H. y. Judkins.
viii sail Liverpool and Boston, via Halifax a. fol
lows
20 FROM BOSTON. FROM LIVERPOOL
Hibema 49, 1876. Britannia. 49, 1916
Caledonia. Sept. 1, Cambria ... Sept A.
EEr,tsnnia Is, /" Hibernia.....". IL
FROM Boston to Liverpool. SIN.
No berhs secured until paid for Thes: ships carry er
days Of sailing.
For freight passage e,hs, information, apply
ID. BRIGHAM, Jr, Agent.
AT HARNDEN co.'s. Wall Ut.
In addition to the above line between Liverpool and
Halifax aad Boston, contract has beeu entered with
Her Maesty's to establish line between Liv
erpoo and New ork direct. The ships for this
vice being built and early due notice will
Contract the will sail Saturday during eight
months and fortnight during the other months IN the
year Going alternately between Liverpool and HALIFAX
and Boston and between Liverpool and New York
iva tire
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
HAVE YOuA COW J

Tire cor-e, fer 81, a Treafi,s m hlioACoU .
Whereby the quantity and quality Of mill
which ahy COW will give NAV be accura,el,
determined by observing natural marks OF
external indications alone the length Of the
time sho all continue TO give milk &c, SC
bv NJ. FRANCIS GUENON Of Liboutuc
France translated for the Farmers Library
from the French. by y. r. Trsi, Esq, late
l. S Consul at Havana, with Introductory
remarks and observations on theCow and the
Dsip, by JOHN :. SKINNER, Editor Of
the Farmers Library, illustrated with many
engtayings
Pncs for single copies, neatly done UP in
paper covers, 81 l.2 cents Full bound ia
cloth and leuorcd. GO IL cents. The usual
discount to Booksellers, Agents, country
merchants and fodlats.
Farmers .thruuphout the United States may
receive ihe work through the mails The
postage on each copy vii be aJou, cents.
by renting s. free OF postage We will send
seven copie Of the work Done up In paper
covers, or three copies for 81.
Country merchants visiting any OF the cit
les can procure tho work from booksellers
for those who may wish 10 obtain II. Please
send on your orders. Address
GREELEY & McELRhTH Publishers.
Il CIV Tribune Buildings, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
STEAM ENGINE AND BOlLEl
MANIE'ACTORY.

THE subscriber having complete , l
l. new and extensive MACHINE $40.
is now prepared to manufacture GA an 4"
proved plan, Steam Engines, from to q.
horse power, and Boilers OF the best n.a
and workmanship.
Steam SGic Mus OF new cons'Iurh...-
ma GcerS, SHIFTING, water Wh'd' f
and Blowing Cylinders, for furnaces OF 81.
diameter less than 6 feet, made IN me To-
manner and at the lowest prices. AS. TO
perC allenders Of a superior make and l'''
The subscriber has also a large 7n' col.
modlous FURNACE connected v'.
Machine Establishments where Casting
Iron and Bronze are made OF any veg
exceedng five tons IN one piece.
Iron Planning OF any length less lnlo p
feet, done on short notice and on rc1sn'.
terms. GORDON MckAl
Brick Machine Establishment, near ''e .
X, Depot, Pl,she.d, Mass, Feb. -, l-i'
80 mnu''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BA
SAM

Is probably almos, without n lara'.t r.
i having during trial OF nearly 20 wear,
fully maintained the high reputation wht
1t has acquired for consumptive compIau'
and all diseases Of the lungs and chc'' .
has been used probably with ft".
success than any other article KNOW a..
many physicians who have had al orpr
nifty OF Witnessing its highly salutary oir-,,
do not hesitate to recommend II as ',..
Convenient. and very etiicaCious mc1i,..
equal is not superior to any other rrcy-r
lion for the above complaints within n,
know !cdg, and one which has seldom a.,
appointed the reasonable expectation ollhr,
who have used II"
The proprIctors cannot descend TO de-
prescn, nGhlushlng style OF advertising 81.
lar artlclcsIt is too well known TO rcruucsu.
such course, and they would merely rr
those who wish for further cunffmlurn.
It's superiority to those who have used
and TO the numerous certificates Of piss,
Clans and others attached TO each bottle -
| The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam va, IN.
many years the only article known rs &c.,
mDnary Balsam. It's great Cclcbrc'r I'VE.
| given rlso to great many spurious anu. FL,
which, by partially assuming the name olis
genuine, and being pu, up so rs To resemble
II as nearly as possi lo, are often o.,'u o..
on the public for the true article Anon,
these are 'CarlcT's Compound Pulmonary
! Basam,' american Pulmonary lh.am.
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup Pulmonary
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam, Hun.
ter's Pulmonary Balsam,' DC. Beware q.
all Of them. Enquire for the article BIS rs
whole name. the NEGETABIE PULNuN.
( AIRY BALSAM, aud he sure and get Dc
true article, prepared by REED, WlSo { Cu.
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham D.
/ Boston, and see that II has the written g..
nature of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon a yc..a
label on the blue envelope. Each bo",
and. seal S! stamped Vegetable Pu.m.
~ Basam.' For sale 10y druggists sud
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels II W.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
n. II. DOWNS
VcScta bic Bal sam,
ELIKIR.

FINli f. Great Northern Remedy iur Cow
L Colds, bleeding at the Lungs ,lIrouc
is, Night Sweats, difficulty Of breathing .-
all other diseases of tho Lungs, which
lnclploni stages Of the ConsumrIon-a =.
evidence OF which can be found in tie sew
raj sheets and pamphlets in tho hands Of /
gents, some Of which are occasionally ~.
llshcd IN another part Of this paper
CURTIS d SMITH, ST. Albaus VI
Only wholesale Agents, 10y whom Agents c.
be supplied in any part of the Union, up
the best terms.
Sold by especial appointment, by " !
&. Stoddard, Rutland d. Morgan, Jr. W
Rutland, V. Ross, Brandon; T.. lamic'
Castlcton c. Walker. benson ; Val 4 d.
lis, Middletown; y W. Sawyer, Tiamoa"
II Slmonds, Pttsford, Hall 4 Parker. G."
endon c. c. Blossom, W Poullucy r
by some respectable dealer in the county,
II ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
FARM FOR SALE E3atUV
OR TO LET. FIas8Ei

TN F. subscriber will sell or let the farm
NOW occupied by Mr. Gilman Stanard,
situated three miles north Of Ca,,leton VII
lase, containing about one hundred acres OF
land, good dwelling house, three barns. and
other oul oullalhfS' loge'her with good
Sdwmill, which can always be supplied with
logs in abundance. Also, one undivided one
fourth of - acres OF Cedar and Pine Swami.
situated 10 lIubbaIdtou, zone mile north of
said farm. PayEenis made to suit tbs pu,-
chase. JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec, S, !si5 5ItC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
V LUABLE REMEDY.
II l. Y ~ $ LIN VI J., \ II

TIllS Celebrated External remedy for ,hC
cure Of Rheumatism. cramps, affections
oirhc spine, pains IN the back and chest,
swellcd limbs, Group, ague in the face, tooth
ache, spralns, bruises, issues, unCcrated
sores, salt rheum, sore throat and quinsy,
weakness in the ankles, nervous diseases,
contraction OF the muscles, burns, corns, and
frosted feet, IS now almost universally ack-
nuwladgcd TO be one of the wonders OF the
world, and tho best external remedy now
known and as proof of the great cclcbri-
ty whcn.thlS remedy has attained the follow
ing certificate, from gentlemen Of the high
est rcspcctablllty, is offered. There has
never yet been discovered an external reno
DIV which has proved 50 universally success,
full in all cases where II had been applied -
Price 80 cents per bottle; sold in Rutland
Co., by Chapman d McEwan, Chipmans
Landing D. X. Barber, Benson; Il. S. Ann
strong, Yves, Haven. &. NJ Brown, & Co.,
Dandy; Lapham & Vail, South Wallingf ford,
D. II. Sabin & Co., Wallingford, Jones &
Dow, Shrewsbury, Vail x Ous, Nddlc,own,
5. Mears, East Pouliney, T.. Jameson &
Co., Cas,lcton; d Morgan d Co., Yves, Ru'-
land; $. D. Winslow, PutsioId; Warren &
Bliss, Brandon D p Bell, Rutland and l..
the Druggists and Merchants general shro-
on, the State. 73m
GEORGE F.. STANTON, Sing Sing.
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STATE OF VERMONT, tREnremem.

STATE OF VERMONT pEurensm.
District Of Fairhaven. IS. { ID bered tia,
at probate cour holden al Cas,leton win.
In and for said district on tile 4th dav OF
May, 4. ID. 1876.
Present, A. Warner, JUDGE.
Elisha A lien, executor Of the estate al
Nathan Spauldln late Of Pawlet in said dis.
Inet, deceased, proposing TO render an Ac.
count OF his administration OF said esta,e.
II is ordered thai said account DO referred
for examination and allowance 10 the first
Wednesday In June nert, and thsta COPY OF
;hiS order he published three weeks success
iVely previous thereto In the Rutland Her
aid, a newspaper printed al Roland that ali
persons interested may appear and object 10
the same II the see cause.
true copy Of Record,
10 Aussi, JAHEs A. WASEEE, Register
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PLEASE TO READ THE FOLLOWING
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
SASH FACTORY.

THE subscriber manufactures by machine
il " all kinds Of Windo~ Sssh. r AanelDoors
vsnstiah Blinds, and will supply all order,
al ahort nolice. Sll-A 3 X. MOERS.
WsiiiBsfosd, April IL, Iste, 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
THE KINGS OH.

EOR all wounds on Hose,
49, n and Cattle, such as
yam BRUISES, CUTSFlSrTLAS
NMsPRilNs, coRKS, gals, &,
0ARsxAn thor hy the Saddle Or Cola,
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. SotaiN
cs, &c, &c. and wounds Of every dcscr.
,ion-remoying all soreness and suilUc~art
healing up the worst wounds IN from onei5
five DAYS Time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY.
was prepared by order Of His Majesty, o..
late King VIM. " OF Grea, Britain, und.,
the direction Of Mr.. Youa,t, the celebrated
English Farmer and used by him in the ko,a
Stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
Dip a feather in the Oil, and apply 10 10.
wound or sore twice a day.-or IN sever.
wounds We, a rag in the Oil, and bind II o.
the wound
n. y. Shake the bottle before using an
keep well corked.
AccNrs-W. +. &. Stoddard, Ru,land. y
Simonds, pus(ord, v Ross, Brandon "
Il. Brown, CuuIngsvllc, Jameson ~ Go
Caslleion.
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Di,ric, ofRu,land, g. Is ed ,ha,n,nMa.

State NJ Yormoni |DE ittcmemhcr-
District ofRu,land, -. { ID ed that at s,a-
ted probate court holden at Rutland within
and for said distric, on the 4lh day Of May
1916.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
John i. Marsh, executor Of the last will
will and ,estIment OF Edward Gibson late Of
Clarendon In said district, deceased, propos-
ing 10 render an accoun, OF his sdmlnislra.
ton Of SAID estate
It's ordered that said account bo referred
for cHaminaiond allowance to the first Mon
day, being the LIST day OF June neIt, and
that's copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully. previous thereto In the
Rutland lierald,a newspaper printed ot Rut
land, that all persons Interested NAV appear
and object TO the same Il they see cause.
A true copy OF record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

NORTHERN CLOVER SEED
TIIE subscriber has on hand one ton
L Northern Clover seed Of last 'e'
Fr9wth perfectly clean and pure from 'a'
and other foul seed, s. II. LANGJON
Castleion, March /, lSiG. II j.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

Miss 4. fIsK.would respectfully inform
iVl the ladies' Of Rutland aud vicinity thai
she has josi received from New York the Ia
tesi Spung and Summer FASHIONS and will
endeavor 70 execute all orders with prompt.
ness. both 10 Millinery and Dress-making'
Rutland, April -, Iss6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
STATE OF vERMoNT.IpEnmm.m.

STATE OF VERMONT RE nrsmem.
D.anei NJ Rutland, IS. ID bered tia.
sts special pto0aH court held al Rutland
wtthlG aud for said district on the 10Th dsy
Of Aprii. A. ID. 1915.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Aaron Rogers Jun, executor Of the last
VII and testament Of Joseph DAVIS. late OF
Dandy IN SAID district, deceased, proposing
to ieDdef an sccounI oil his Administration
II said estate,
II Is ordered that sad account be referred
Tor examination And allowance 10 iho first
Monday being the lH day Of June next.
and tina, a copy Of this order 10 published
three weeks successtely previous thereto
IN no Rutland Herald, a: newspaper printed
., Ru,lsnd, that all persons interested may
appear and object 10 tho same. II they SEQ
cause. A true copy OF Record,
~. HENRY HALL, Register
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ELISHA Ashley. }Conm,,
MERRITr CLARK,
routney, NAV 1919 10

OulHcvi hd1 ioio ~
STATE OF VERMONT} DE 1t romem
District OF farhaven,ss. { ID bcred that
at probate court holden at Caslleton
within and for sald.dis,rio, on the i,h day OF
May A. ID. 1916.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas VIM. G.. K;iredgo administrator
with tho will annexed Of the estate ni Joab
Smith lato ofOiwell, in said district, deceas.
cd, has made application to said court for
m order to extend the time heretofore given
topsy the debts again said deceased and
settle The es,n,e, one year
Therefore, II is ordered tina, said applica-
ton he referred for hearing and decision to
the frs, Wednesday being the Sd day of
June next, at the Probate Office in Casile,on,
and that notice thereof be given to all per.
sons interested 10y publication OF this order
three weeks successfully, previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, n newspaper printed
at Rutland, that they may appear and OBJ
lect TO the same II they see cause,
true copy of Record, 10
Auest, JAMES A. WARNER, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! REi,remem.
District OF Rutland, SIS. ~ bcrcd that
al stated probate court held nj Rutland
within and for SAID dlsuict,un tho Isl Monday
being the ith day OF Nay, 1916.
Present, WIN. Hall, Judge.
Whereas Robert PleIpoint administrator
dc bonis non OF the estate Of Alfred Buck
late Of Pttslord, IN said district, deceased,
intestn,e, has this day made application to
said court in writing representing that the
liz, Of claims as allowed bv the commission
ers claimed by the creditors, to he yet due is
about 4l30 dollars, that there are no assets
in his hands, that tho sale OF part II not
all the real estate OF said deceased is ne
cessary for the payment OF said debts, tho
expenses of administration and that a par,
thereof llnnol be sold without injury to those
interested and therefore praying said court
10 giaEi HIM licen,u 10 sell all OF the real
re.tate except the widows dover including
the reversion thereof said real estate was
inventoiied as "home farm estimated TO con
lain about 100 acres including the widow S
dover with the buildings thereon, mountain
lot estimated TO contain rs acres, a leased
lot OF school land containing Is acres, and
l2 Of slip No. 30 n brick meeting house ~
Therefore, IL is Ordered that said applca-
ton be referred for hearing and decision
to the frs, Monday being the lsi day OF
June next, and that copy Of this order
be published three weeks succesSiyely, pre-
vious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, news
paper printed a, Rutland, that all persons in
terested may appear and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts and expenses or 9th
orwise obleo, to the granting Of said license
II they see cause.
\ true cory ofTecorJ,
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
for Communion,

And the best remedy known to man tori
asthma of every stage, Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis, Influenza. Coughs Colds, Bleed.
ing Of tho Lungs, Shortncss of Breath
pains and weakness in the side. breast Sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
RAN AWAY.

ON the Goth inst. Alexander Harlow, a
~ minor, absoondod from tho service Of
the subscriber, TO whom he was bound as
an lnden;ed apprentice. All persons are
cautioned against giving him credn or in any
wise harboring or employing him
SETH SMITH
Benson. Apr, %, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21


STATE OF VERMONT emcm-
DISTINCT Of Fsirhavau, IS ( ID bered that
al probate court holden at Csstleton in and
Tor said district oh the 18th DAY of Aptil.
1916. Present A Warner, Judge.
Seneca Field, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Samuel ADAMS late Of wosthavon III
said ti-g.-', deceased, having made applcs-
uOnio sad court 10 extend the time hereto
fore limited for pay ing the debts agains, said
estate one year
!, is ordered that said application DO heard
by said oouU on the first "Wednesday in June
neII al the Probate Office IN Castleton, and
notice thereof be given TO all persons inter
es,ed by public alton NJ this order three weeks
suecessiVely in the Rutland Herald a news
paper printed aiRuiland previous thereto that
they ssy appear and OBJECT to The same II
thcy see caase,
A true copy OF record. II
Attest JAMES A, wARNE R, Register.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT.

ID McIITGIIS & w. W. McCAUL Tail
4 ors would respectfully inform the in
hab ,anis of kpiland and vicinity that they
have located themselves in the Masonic
Hall with the intention of carrying on the
Tailoring business, where bv strict atten-
uon to business they hope to receives llbo-
raj share of patronage
All work entrusted 10 their care viii be
done In the best manner and with the great
est despatch
All orders for cutting strict, attended to
and warranted 10 fit ifproperly made up.
Rutland, March "a, 1916 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
HENRY HALL, Register.

w l. the subscribers being appointed by
w the Probate cour, for the district of
Flirhayen commissioners 10 receive, famine,
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons against tho estate Of
Joel Bsomdn late If Pouiiney,
IN said district deceased. represented insol-
vent, and six months from the % dav Of
April, last, being allowed by said court
for tina, purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice tina, we will attend TO the business Of
our said appointment, at said Beamsn's late
residence in Poultney, on the frs, Wcdne,-
days Of July and September next, from ten
o'clock a m. until one o'clock, p. m. on each
OF said DAYS