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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

GIVE have examined Colton's improved
Bee Hive, advertised in the Freeman this week
and consider 1t the best of any hive we have evel
SEEN All that is necessary to secure for it ;
most extensive sale is to have its merits full,
known. Those who are anxious to get the
largest profits from their bees, with the leas
trouble, will do well to examine this before pro
curing any other kind
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

GIVE would call the attention of our reader;
to the notice in another column, of the Boston
Shoe establishment Let those who may visit
the city, give them call
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
GOdcY'S Magazine.

]. A. Somerby has laid on our table the
Feb. No. of this popular Magazine. Its plates
are beautifully executed, and the reading matter
will we'll compare with any of the magazines of
the day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

0T@NoTIcE.-Mr Garnet has left this state
for short time on visit to his family. He
is expected to return again about the first of
March and will spend or 3 weeks He will
visit Orleans and Catalonia Counties, and also
the southern part of Windsor County and a
number of towns in Windham County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

time and money, in this cause, for carry it we
shall, carry it we mast.
Your friend,
ALVAN STEWART
Chairman Of the Er. National Committee.
Utica, Jan, 1916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

GT~Don't fail to read attentiVely Stewards
Address
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
Liberty Roll.

We, the undersigned of the town Of,
do promise to vote, at each coming election for
town, county, State and National officers, only
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
From the Baltimore Sun. Starch 81.
Arrival Of the sGi5crEla

% DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Sir n. Pals Nc,o Tsr!f En- passed tg lie II.
az Commons-Greai Battle in The Eas.-Thriy
Thousand Men KlIed-Mr Aliens Non-ln-
reference Resoln,ions-American Affairs in
France-Cord,ion OF IreIand-S;ae Of the
Money, Cotton Flour and American Provi-
sion Markets, &C., sc.
Our files Of English papers, are up to the 9TH Q!
March, from Liverpool, and 10 The 81 from Lon
don by the Steamer Hibernia, Capt. Ryre, the
contents OF which we proceed with all cspatch TO
lay before The public.
The news will be found not oaly interesting,
bu, of importance in a commercial poin! Of view.
Il will be seen that The packet ship Patrick Hen
~, which sailed with the pilot boat Romer, ar
rived at Liverpool In 81 days, andihat no .idings
OF the Romef bad been received up 10 the depar-
lure Of the Hbernia, when she had been IS days
out The packet ship ST. Nicholas, which also
sailed in company with the Patrick Henry and
the Romer, reached Havre about The same time
that the Patrick Henry did-ihe news by the for
mer reaching Lon.lc1 ,ae hear alter ihal by Toe
latter vessel.
A vote has been taken 10 lie House OF Com
mons on Sir Robert Pecps great measure, saoT--
iny clear majority oil 81 in is favor.
The speech Of Sir R. Peel On his new financial
measure il al great interest, but, on account OF
lis grea, length we cannot take iac Zine 70 eet !;
out 10 our extra
A great battle has been fought at the East, be.
tween the English and natives, 10 which the for.
mar e1tered loss Of nearly 1900 and lhe latter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

LAW NOTICE.
ctgalsTopHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTITa
y practice Law in pag.nerSip, under the firm OF
scorr 4 sT,Ts, In oil tho Courts VI Law and Equity Ia
az ofaes a. Camden, wsshisa couny, Askaxsss.
fes. lo-ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

lRcmaindcr on Second PaGe.]
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
A YANKEE IN A COAL SCREEN,


In order 10 lead the coal boats on The
Lehigh canal, short but steep inclined
plain Of about one hundred and iifiy feet in
length, is made al the chute, which runs
from station house on the side of the
mountain, TO large circular revolving
screen: To the loaded car is attached a
rope which draws up an empty car. and, ar
rived a, the screen. the lower end of,he
car is suddenly unboled. and the coal is
shot with great velocity into hopper; this
conveys il directly into the screen, whlch
has three large chambers, through which
coal of as many sizes is rid'lcd out, and
shot by scuppers. into just ns many boats,
waiting for different descriptions of the
article.
A few months since, Yankee Of The
genuine breed, quite inquisiliye, bn, more
yerdant than Yankee should be, guncd
the station house, and gazc.l with wonder
at the contrivances. He peculiarly admi-
red the swiftness with which the car de-
sccnded and emp!ied its load, and the ve-
locity with which !, returned 10 give place
to another.
Shortly his attention was attracted by
seeing a lnborer mount one Of the full cars
about to make The descent.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHENEY THE HUNTER.

A character in the interior ofNew York
State, OF whom correspondent Of The Tri-
bunc gives The following long bu. interes-
ting particulars.
Some ten or fifteen years ago Cheney
then young man, left Tinconderoga. and
with his rifle onshis shoulder plunged into
these then unknown, untroddcn wilds
Here he lived for yeurs on what his gun
brought him. Finding in his long stretch
es through the forest, where the timber is
so thick, that you cannot sec an animal
more than fifteen rods, that heavy ri.
sle was useless burden he got him a
pistolamadc, about eleven inches in length,
which with his hunting knife and dog be.
came his only companions. Eight days
at time he has been out Of sight Of a hu.
man being,or habitation, hunting by day
and lying down by night under the tree
that gave HIM the most inviting shelter.
had him with me four or five days as a
guide. forh knows every road of this de-
soate land as if il were his farm. Moose,
deer, bear, panthcrs, Wolves and wild cats,
have by turns become his sp"i, and some
Of his encounters would honor old Daniel
Boone himself. Once he came suddenly
upon panther that lay crcurhrn for q
spring within single bbnnd of him. He
had nothing but his pistol with lin, willie
The glaring eyes and gathered lrrn, of,he
furious animal before him. told him that
moments delay, miss, or a false step,
would bring them lock cd in each others en-
brace and ina death struggle. Blu, withou,
alarm or overhaste he brought his pistol
to bear upon the creatures head and fred
just as he was sallying back for the spring.
The ball entered his brain, and with one
wild bound his life departed md he lay qui-
yering before him. Being little curious
to know whether he&Was not somewhat
agiia,ed on fn,ling himself in such close
proximity to a panther all ready for the "a.
tai leap, asked him how he felt when he
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25

& QUANTITY OF SIZED Fer AcR E. Ria,
thin sowing Inevitably leads 10 light pro.
ducts weh have never entertained any doubt:
It is ,cons0naat with common sense and
reason, that If zoe do NOT give Ia the earth
q sufiicienrquan,ity Of seed TO fill IT with
acheat plants, that nature will cover the
unoccupied ppots with needs, To prevent
this, should be the object Of all, and, ,ihere-
fore, no one should SOW less than two bu.h.
els to the acre. # s3g j7. Il
+ MANAGEMENT OF TIE S0lL AFTER Sow
1Eo.-Let the ground be nicely harrowedss
and then rolled twice with hcapy rolIar.
in order that the soil may be pressed around
the seed, and thus secure curly gcrmination,
thing most desirable 10 be Effected, BY
this compression ofStIe earth, moisture is
the more certainly retuined, al time W hen
IL is most wanted. y
ToP-DREssINa.---Where il is possiblesto
do SO. the he ), results would ensne from
giving to the wheat field top.dfessing
composed Of five bushels oyster shell lime,
five Of Ashes. and one OF Salt, which would
be the more effective by being suffered to
remain in piles some days before being
used. We prefer oyster shell lime, be-
cause i'll that we have the phosphate Of
lime, substance not tu be found in stone
lime, but mnsl essential to the success of
the whea. plant. 4.
RYE.-lf there be any who have not,
sown their Rye, we should advise them no,
TO do so atFlhis late period. If, however,
they should be disincIincd 10 take our adj
vice, and should determine s,illt put in a
Rye crop. our opinion is that they should
not SOW until late next spring. Should
they thus delay sowing, il will be necessary
to SOW bushel and half OF seed TO the
acre, and TO plough it in about three inch
es, then harrow and roll.
MANURE.-As manure is the gol,lmine Of
the agricultnris,, SO should issbe The duty
OF every one to lay the ground work Of u
supply at this season of.he year. There
fore, SD soon as the leavesyf4ll, send your
cart and wagons to the woods and gnlher
as many loads Of leaves and mould as will
enable you 10 cover your cattle yards stwelve
inches deep. In the arrangement Of the
yards, SO spread tie substances as 10 cause
afdisilsiike inclnu,inn to the centre, in or.
der.that there may be no loss from wash.
Ing$away. 10 prevent any loss from the
evaporation ofihc liquid weddings of your
cattle, sprinkle your yards occasionally
with plaster or rchsrcoal.-When your cat
Tie yards shall have been furnished, with
The requisite quantity ofleaves aud mould,
see that your hog pens are also similarly
iirealed. Without periodical supplies Of
manure are given To the land, The hest soils
will wear ont; hence il is. tha, it should be
considered by every agricultor as his first
duty tosecure il in ample quantities. Let
this fact be impressed upon each, that the
sooner leaves are gathered, and disposed
nf in The cattle yards and hog pens, after
they fall The larger quantity Of manure will
be secure fur his crops.
RooTs OF ALL KINDs.-Let these be dug
and put away before they ge. injured by
the frnsts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
COURTING MADE EASY.
C0URTINo SCENE, NO. I

Il
Jonathan does you love billed beef and
dumplings!
Darn'd if Idon't Scwke; bu. hot dunn
lin, uin't no'hin,sto your sweet, tarnal nice
red lips, Sewke.
~ Ia goway, you Jonathan.
couRTING SCENE, No. 2.
Jonathan, did you read that are story
about q. the man as was hugged TO death by
Guess Ilij, sewks, and i, did make me
feel SO bad.
Why. how did you feel, Jona,han9
hlnd'er sorter as if8l'd like TO hug VOL,
e,enamost to death ,ew; you tarnal. nice.
plump elegant little cri,ier, YOU Sewke. S
~ Ia goway. you Jonathan.
couRTiNa SCENE, NO. 8.
an! sewke, yousare sich slick gal,
La! ain. .you ashamed, j nathan:
l wish was ribbin, Scwke:
Why for, hey1
los, may be you'd tic mo round that
are nice pretty neck of yon'rn, and I
should like 10 be, darn'dit' shouid'n,.
-, IaHthere comes mother, run!
coUITING SCENE, No. d.
An! Jonathan. heard someihin' aboni
you. ~, ,
La now sewke, you dom. say so. :.
Yes, indeed, that I did, and great ma :
ny said it, too. z
Law! now wha. what was'i,. Sewke y
away hcrshead.]
o. 10 do now.
0 no, can't.
0, yes, Sewke. 4. -
dy 50. r.''e' . W. W.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
TIL E SUMTER tB AN N Err,
isFPUBLisHEp WEEKLY, Z.
BY William J. FRANCIS.
TIE R III 81:

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Dollars, at the expiration OF sixsmonths, or Three
Dollars ana Fifty Gents, Mt the end Of the year.
Advertisements. inserted mt IS cents, per square,
az lines or less,) for the FIRST and half that for
each subsequent insertion. Tho number of insef.
tions to be marked on NIL Advertisements. or they
will be published until ordered to be discontinued,
and charged accordingly.y
Ore Dollar per square for single insertion ~
Quarterly and Monthly advertisements Will be
charged the same as single insertion, and Semi
manihly!t tho same new ones. a. Et
For publishing Citations as tho law directs three
dollars will be charged,
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines, and
Communications recommending Candidates for pub
Tic offices of profit trusts putting Exhibitions,
wifi I've charged as advertisements.
IJAccsun,sfor Advertising will be presented for
payment!4uarterly.
All letters by mail must be post paid to insure q
punctual attention.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25

RooTs OF ALL KISDs.-Let these be dug
and pn! away before they ge. injured by
the frHsts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
NsJlaBE I; /

Vel, do nledss iisS ne, SEN ket
81 Well hsarsk Il shat; i2csn:t tsil ssthu.s
A:1 yss. akfhg her
" " ell. mn IS say butt beard .hai.
,vaist
=. dont aueeze me SO; ii heard ifiat \.
tlia IS. turning her blue
eyes full upon Jonathau's y. S.ss. q that;
you and I WereSso afhatried; Jone.hsu:s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25

Three things make suicide jnstifable:--ss
A leaky house, q smoking chimney, & sor. To 4,
catch 'te women cleansing tie stove wi.tl
pour best stoebrusIes, D SD .Is5
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25

9fs 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
FsE PATENT SER MON \

xSOUWt -
In MI. Boilers IIntiibsas may Be found
these 81 words which will ssrs 8 as q isxt Ia
my present disc0ur ,sSsf EsisSs RS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

L Con rlnintsi Dtupsy IN oil its ictm', 6tN'cl
"a ~ several ttngef. all di'es'es Of the hdneN'
and t'rraty organs. Ill Female tomplainir, sup
pr,,,ion, Sc SC Wsstrco Drbutiy. nneasc'
OF the blood such ~ ScroiuIa al others o an crup
tive character All afccttoos oithe lungs, Ion 'm'
ttons 81 cNetN Kind even ihosc oi ne eNrs, li'ef
Complaints Cou'buptton 6enetA beb''N OF 'he
S,si,n, Ttlcs al tvov clat1cict' Janndioe, ic'ef
and Acuc and indeed an, compl'tuis whiohh To M
reached through thc blucd and the proprietor here
confidently asserts tbat he can, IN every onso-no
matter what the complaint may be-no matter no"
various the class ol cumpllints-m1kc permanent
and radical cure, II tie medicine lc t'ttt takrn
according ~ the dtr,ctors Onrot two BOTTLES vii
tcpt the tfcac, of the article and he at liberty TO
uc tic mrs ui the following htghlS respectable
individuals " hn havc been cured ~ this CITY aud
vicinity Every individual here named. can he seen
ard cunVcucd Wuh sud the particulars I'll the cases
cured can be known h, reading the testimony IN th"
h,rfs 81 the agents VITO vii with pleasure furnish
p1mr hlci. 90 nli WHO may clil Tor them. The pro-
prctot asks and indeed m"st cainestlS sohciiN \
strict inycspction ~ the testimony hete set forth
and Il dcp,rtu1e from rturt truth hc found IN
rcflhcaIc offered. he will ptN the cust 81 the
publication Of sad eHposutc-nnd abide by the con.
sequhcrs ! hc proprietor would nls"state that eve
~ here certified TO, has been gwen over az IN
durable by the most hlcnicd medical men ~ thls
city or state And such h1s heen the W.T. eve
~ cure made b, tins ,rtIcle ~ md near. Bot the
Theory ~hch tie inventor Of tie l.uhtonttlpic b,-
.es hs curcr upon-ihnt oi but one great disease
imputty Of the h"od-h viii ~ momrrt be per
c,i,,t 49, L,, o\r GREAT RINIpN !, nor
,..,,x In .ir.,, e,,,c. IA y,t,nus comnI,,u,, ana
the proof wlch here follows ctt blshes the theory
49, Ga, =. ,L ,a.l n 400.
A.. Jn,c,' .r',,n, Mammals, nu,r,Io c,,, ol
So,a,,l, ,o,,,,.,,,, ~ ,,nc,,l n,,,., ,,d,d,Iord
,n,,,, en-. 81. uo,d of Iuf,Ir. Ll.,J,o, NJ ,lc
l Co ,I,, ,,,.,l,.c 80 ,,,C ~,
o A. :. p, >X,I.an r. many ,o,,s c,,,,r,cJ
,i,, ,ho u,g ~. I,,,,.,,,,t ,Jy,,,,.c, Lyc, cam.
aIa, ' n a, ,'',',,. n,,I,c. ,,E,. e.s -,
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,hc,n,,,.u .,n',,.i,, EMO Ham A V,nch,n
,c,oG,i,,, so,lln,s an ,Lo tb,,t ,o,',lc,e ,,,,
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80 /, - s W ,,o .' u A. n,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

PLUMB NATIONAL DAGlIk
lars GALLERY a 4 FHOlp''
RApuERS ICRNl5illNG bi
rO1
Nwtrtsd tie ro't o. ,',ct n.cfsIs. '"'
.... tt,u.i.n.s a.. I've ngtcst tor...
re NAu.ua.. tne MsssatUus,i's. tie Ne"
A,n. AiJ lie rruu,y Nbtia lhL.bfuons,
r,sge,ite.Y, Tor uc most sl',nf.d 'o."tcd
u4lsetteo.lpcs anu Ues, sppsiai.s ever "a
iiaIsj
ronts,s taken IN o1qu.ie ,yio, without
ftsstt so weather. - ~
distractions gwen m he at
\ brg, assortment of sppststYs std Nock
sl~s,s on lsrd at the lowest tssh rtres.
New lofk, 25I Btuad~sy PhIAce ipths,
I3s Chestnut st. Boston. IS Court, and -
pAaovet Ss Baltimore. 2o5 Blum"'e -,
Nuhtneion PrnhsVlvana A'eoue feierh-
hutrh Va N,ehanic's Hal Cincinnati,
Fouth and Walnut, snd i7s Nam - SAT-
slugs ~prrrs. Htoatwgv Psus, 1877 N1eNo
Rue du Temple Liverpool, - thoroh st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
!. E33:IsE.4s|;2:3 Y


! IS now about ten years since This mell.
cine has been inlToduCed To the public,
and It stands unrival,i il lis effects, bear
IN The severe test Of the scrutiny Of all class
e.; both friendly and unnendly. II is bot
Tor one pufpose-fur the use OF Mothers, who
have to pass through a sea OF affection in
giving birth 10 mankind, not 8. ! @ described.
1t is 'n you, We mrle appeal. It Is tor your
Gt".f'l and spo lai good MAT YOU should
make Use OF one uollle Of the MOTH
nix > RELIEF before confinement, Thea
YOU can approach the paturent chamber
WITHOUT itelng as II YOU were going TO the
chamber OF uealh. You may rest assured
thai It Viii sill all iebulc and nervous al
lecuunS II smou,hs aud shields from irrt1-
non, and by IT'S peculiar properties, 1t des-
itoys ihe cause Of hemuuhaCe n iuilams-
ton that 50 often attends and follows the
hour Of paruIltion. it causes sweat and
natural rest, and at las, facilitates the BIRTH
81 that mothers will not have to pass ihro
such eNcruclail1g pam and distress. The
mothers relief may be drpended upon in all
cases of ihiea'uIug ahor'iul,, where II IS PCS,
sthle to lie prevented, IN cases of syasn >
&c, causing frequent alarm, from TWO tc
three d"'es viii give immediate relief
A. the su'Ject Is one thai cannot with pro,
DUety I've fully discussed nlhl, public man.
net, Ne invite all VITO lesl interested TO cal
on our agents Gu, ~ Of the respectable drug.
Clsts IA ire luled SlatesO or on the mann.
iA'iurrr, and lev viii be furnished vrh a
pamphlet ~ "hi, hihey will hud all the Earl,
10 form correct opinion of its merits. snr
aiso the opinion 81 manv physicians Of emf
nence, and Of persons who have tecuue ac
quHln'ed ~uh IT, benefcial effects
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY
l.. SIOddAfd, Kuiland-N. W. saw.
yer, Tinmouth-L NJ. Walker Clarendor
Spa.-D Morgan Jr & Co.. WesiRu,land -
/. II Spencer y Co. Fletcher h Wuebt
Of"e.l,-NsIl 1 Ous, MllJlelowu-L Joy
Benson.
CAUTION TO PTRCUtSEpe
We Icrr. iaal spuuDu, aui,lrs uf Moi.
ets reHei are pot up by G. n 4 II. Cole
mau, OF Buffalo, one Or Smith of NewYork
also Coms'ocko y. y his boules AMI On,
WIN The directions HAT are pasted on III,
6o'"e, are nearly perfect f4c smile to our
lie once was an agent Of ours and tas h,
genuine pamphlets consequently is wei
calculated to deceive the public, Ask 70
Bafihouck's No hers Rsliel None i. qen
t'he w ',s our signatures are found within
The wreath Of The direction thaiis pasted OF
The oo'ile signed with our own hand, and Q
yer ne nefk If the bottle IL a fac smile o.
our hand writing, also.
JOHN Ianrduo, Factory Poui. VI, /, a
gent Gr 'Ee STATE of Vermont Orders sd
dressed TO bin Will meet win prompt suen
lunu
~ auend ~ 10 the above dlrecron.no on,
need be ui....fed UPON.
2t6n g. 4. BARTUOUCK.
GRAN CH.UJEN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

hlghig rGihdbiC ITcDdrdtiCH, cly0'tt' from
n, ytomph'ud, ofW GcuoH, NJ clear
ny The system ~ f,t" hours
II e,oV from.
There is perhaps no disease tn which Chldfen
are exposed 20 common and fatal aswotr'j they mi
tate The symptoms nj almost ever Other con PAM
aud often pt"duuc tie most alarming effects before
They ato suspected TIL Nmptuns which are pro-
duccd b, the irritation OF WORMS in the bowels 'nd
winch with somr decree e teti7iniN trdtcN lh'f
ol,stafcc. are ~ iolIo"r toUnonHrtc r1'r, tongue
whdelV iurtcd, pr,odfrg IL tn-tteth Gtd breath,
stomach hard aid s~ccd, wasting e The lest.
sickness and pans IN the stomach ho~es either too
oustNe ~ too loosc, great irtiulnc,s uruaiutaI
Growing Tar cly d,u or olaIs cohc, cenNu'''o"s,
Gs, Sc. &.
Nrn,erou. ceri,Gc,trs ~ the value and u.efulnes.
Of tbs ptcp,fation atc almost daily received.
The fellow ny ., from ihc Rev W Il Ninlon a
Distinguished preacher o. the MctLod,t Ciuith
abingdon W NJ, - Ii3
do iouh, rcri,lv ilotl lave used Dr. Pc'f -
N,uru.rIuJi auuly 10 tic greet satlsfot'ion Of
u.,'l' nd ttitcl Of nv children. II Is prompt 10
r,s,uou sud IN orc removed large num'cr Of
wotus ~ t.t'c o. four tours anct II VAS given to
Itc thid. an 'pttG,d tia, ~ NcfHdlusc II ID
w wIN1oN
Ncshc,nN & May e3d Is
Iear Sit-I lsNd t,en auiiouslv lookfng i,ra
mother supply % your le,d SHOT Nciru'ucr ~ ]
have rot sinric ., ie0 There afc constant
applications f"r ~" MEDICINE, rr' I 't"u'd 10
ol.,t' 30 .... .. d.s.... j. .-. proved ...'.l
b.. .r .. iuru D. 1...s ..UlN fec be Il 90. .tr src-
o,Gc and II" hunhug Ilcn,c inform me hy return
mail how soon YOU furnish me with anotoot
supply.
Truiy yours J. A. LOGAN.
Price % cents per viai.
Prepared by DR.. II I PrrRY AM sold whole.
sale and retail by A. Is 4 d SANDS, Drug
gusts, 100 Fulton 81. corner OF William, ~.
York.
sod also by Luther Daniels, Ruilnnd; j.
ID. Beaman, w. Poultney; II. Slmons, Pitts
ford, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. 2Sly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
STAhE NOTlCE-

hN and Aicf Mcnfav Nav ~. an accom-
~ mut.u.r siscc wi leave Rruard eve
, Mopda,. vo ne. t,,.srd FRIDAY. At a
m ard artva &C. ..--~s " ~ s1rlr c,v
tE,ta\iNG
les,c kerrc c,,fV luesiav, Thursday and
~,'utJa,. ut 5a IN. aud stive a, Rutland
.ane co,. hy = = IN.
A. Cn,.ut.h this lnc will connect, with =
me Tot Clafemou'. y u same day,
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Clarcmon, every
Tuesday, Thursday ard SATURDAY at ..
m and go to Cs,tetnn, VI, tive same night,
here cunnctu0g with ihe Burlington and
Albany Inc goire directly on without sleep
ing snd awning al Albany the neh, day al
m.
Also
with Inc that leNNcst ssilcton, Al : O'Clock
the next morning Tor Nmuehali ana Sars,o-
g., arriving at Saratoga s,rc dav at p n.
At Nsipole TINS line CONNECTS with the
Corncr'i,ut RIVER ilue, aud arriving at Bat.
Utbcro' same DAYS by : g., IN. Returning
leaves Bralilchoro Tuesday Thursday and
Saturdays, slnviug at Rutland s. =. m. same
dav
1hrIurllugton d Boston regular mail line
via Rutland aud kcene, \ H., Will leave
kutland every day ~ heretofore At 5 p.m.eN.
ccpi Saturdays. leave Sunday Morning al
: q IN aud atnye m Boston m 20 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at 9 o IN. ey'
cfy dav except SUNDAYS TO connect with tbs
,ine at Rutland save DAYS 50 that passel.
gers can 60 FROM NhnI all to Boston III tyo
DAYS. r.. FOS rEH COOK q co.
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