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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
THENEG ErABLE PULMONARY BA1~
SAM

Is probably almost without Iara'g f.,
L having during trial of nearly 90 YEA,
fully maintained the high reputation wh.-A
1t has acquired for consumpiive complain.
and all diseases OF the lungs and chest Z
has been used probably with greater
success than any other article known. AMI
many physicians who have had an orpof,g
nifty Of witnessing It's highly salutary efe1,
do not hesitate to recommend II as a Ca.
convenient, and veiy enicaclous medcr,
equal is not superior to any other ptesc.
ton for the above complaints within lY.
knowledP, and one which has seldom ',
appointed the reasonable expectation olttr,
who have used it,"
The proprletors cannot descend to u.
present unhlushlng style OF advetllsngsm
lar arlic les,li is too well known to rcqulfe1u
such course, and they would merely r,g
those who wish for further confirmation q.
its superiority to those who have used a.
and to the numerous certificates OF phyy.
clans and others attached to each bottle -
The vegetable Pulmonary BalSam was q,
rmany years the only article known Us p.
monary Balsam. It's great celebtey has
given rise to great many spurious articles,
which, by partially assuming the name oile
genuine, and being put up so rs to resemble
it as nearly as posst lie, are often loislcd or,
on the public for the truo article Amm.
these are Carriers Compound punon3r
| Balsam,' American Pulmonary Balar
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Pulmomr
Basam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' 'll,r.
tcr's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Beware o.
all of them. Enquire for the article by 8
whole name, the ' EG ETABLE PULMo\
AIRY BALSAM, aud be sure and sc,
true article, prepared by RrrD, WNC 4 Co.
LER. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham o.
Boston, and see that II has the wnllcn '..
nature OF Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon a lc..T
labcl on the blue envelope. Each to''
and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmom.
~ Balsam." For sale by druggists i.5
country merchants generally.
Fol sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels n 9r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
NEW GOODS

r y l. T. \ q Is A l. j. Y
"AYING disposed Of most sf their old
Il stock Of Goods are now receiving Gom
New York a much larger assortment than
ever before, which will make their stock al
most entirely new and will be sold at much
lower prices lhAh formerly, among which
may be found the following
Br0adelothS, CaRimcres, and SGtiiHsis !;
GeHfs SuHRer goods, a great rariefy;
LadiSI DTs5i Goods and Shatcii;
Ladder aHd MHssf Sf7au aAd PoreHes
B0aRefc
Punls new patterns Pafasols, Cisyats Rib
bons, aniheials, lsdirs' travelling bags, YES
lungs gents silk and he d sAiin orsyau, Leg
horn hats blesehed and brown sheeungs and
shir'ings, bed ticking, sumnsT stuliS, bzuing
and drilling
'CroeAsrs and Glass WNrs, Hardsoars ana
Cutlery, aiso q choice assortment Of
f1nstlF Groorrct. PGiHfS, OILS {
Dye Snfr, Wtado1r Giass
aad SasA, SCH, Fl0ur,
ftsA, o., o.
AT are invited 20 call & examine thesa Foodi
before Purchasing elsewhere. All klnda o
colntr1 pfodace taken ineEchange ior goods
hu,llnd NAY NJ, 1876. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
, Wm. DONNELL.



Mr. +. Brown, Dear sir ave for some
time past, suilered much - Jaundlco
and dyspepsia Al the stou Of appG-
lite, and tIouble and pain .ue least sim
pie food, with pain IN the head aud sides, a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the system. Ailer using
number of medicines without any relief ! was
induced TO Try your SarsspaIllls and Toma-
to Buffers. | received immediate relief from
the use OF one boille. and feel gralihed for
the great relief have received, and ] would
recommend It TO all others who are suffering
from similar disorders. Yours truly,
FREDERICK Is. SHAW.
Address all orders Tor the above invaiua-
BILE medicine 10 the proprietor Fred erlck
Brow n. 6s Washington Al, Boston.
AGENTS. Luther Daniels, Rutland
Jones e. Dow, Cutiingsville; + Jameson,
Casileion w. Moulton a. Co. West Poult'
ney A Bliss, Poultney b Besls, Wells
Whesdon d Swallow, Pawlet smith,
DANNY 4 corners J II Vail q Co. DANNY
II Simonds. Pt,s1orJ; Warren d Bliss.
Brandon. and for sale also by'druPgisis and
appointed agents generally. Pncs ons dol
ar a bottle. ely
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
FORMS

CHEAP edition jur received and lor
- sale ~ STopb AGp,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
Pulmonary ORGANS,

IL LMONAN1 oNGANS,
A very important disease over which this
BAlsam exer,s powerful influence, is that
ola DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eiioacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resorted to IN vain, the
use of this Balsam has restored The Liver to
healthy action, and in many instances eff
fected PERMANENT CURES, a(ler every
knewn remedy had failed 10 produce The de-
sired effect
OPINION Of a regular Physician.
Exeter, Me-, Sept. 30, 1915.
This certfes that have recommended
the use OF Wlstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases OF the Lungs, Tor two years past,
and many bottles to my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-.
suits. In two cases where it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
F.. BoYDES, Physician a Exeter Corner.
NO QUACKERY NO DECEPTION
All published statements Of cures perform
ed 10y this medicine are 10 every respect rue,
BeDGrs Of CouHferfetiS and limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
DR. Wistar's Ralsam Of Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which It is recommended, cur
ing many cases after the skill OF the best
physicians was unavaling has effected a
'1-ge and Increasing demand for il. This
.H., a.s ca=aed several unpunrioies counter
letters and imitators To palm ~ spurious mix
lures. OF similar name and appearance, ioi
! the genuine Bslsam.
BE careful and get the genuine DR Wis
rams BALsAM oF WLp CHERRY. None gen
uine unles signed by BUTTS. Addres,
all orders TO SETH w. FOWLE, Boston
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels. Rutland
Jones a. Dow, Cnttingvile ] Perkins
Csstleion W Moulton a Co., West Poult
ney A Bliss q Co, Poultney b. Beals
Wells Whedon & swallow, Pawlet; s
Smith, Dandy corners |. J.yail a. Co
Dandy Henry Simonds, PIulord: Warren a
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale b,
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. ely
PRACTICAL FORMS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
THE KINGS OH.


LNOR all WOUNDS on lIo,,,.
W. u and Cattle. such az
%sFaAlSs, co iHi j. SAIL. las 5.
on1D ther by the Saddle e. Can.
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. Scn,"p
es, &c, &c, and wounds OF eve,y de,r,.
Understanding all soreness and suiTpe, ~
healing up the wors, wounds IN from ON, y,
FIVE DAYS time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDv
was prepared by order OF lis Maloy,. IL,
late King VIM. ". OF Great Britain. unS,.
the direction Of Mr., loustt, the celcbt,,,j
English Farmer and used by him n the Roui
Stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
Dip n feather in the Oil, aud spply In IL.
wound or sore twice q day IN sew
wounds wet a rag IN the OIL, and bind !, q,
the wound.
n. u. Shake the bottle before using al
keep we'll corked
AorSrs-W. L.. C.. Stoddard. RUTLAND u
Simonds, Piuslord, v Ross, brandon "
Il. Brown, Cuulngs,ille; Jameson & Co
Castleton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER ?

StEAVER'S Joint and Nerve Linsmeni is
- not only the best Article that Gun he
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Spralns, and Lameness Of all kinds, but is
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
er been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint, ChiiJiains No Inconvenience
whatever attending its application. The
most incIedulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but 25 CENTS 10
al, cases where an external application is
needed, it has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by the following certificates
The undersigned, having made use OF
Seaver's Joint and Nerve Liniment, either
in our families or on our own persons. and
finding it to be the best remedy llhout eK-
ception that we have ever used, f)r the com-
plants for which II IS intended, would recon-
mend IT to our friends and the public gener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find relief
in the use Of this valuable medicine. III. T.
White, Rutland Peck & Spear, Druggists,
, Burlington; George Morton, WIllision; Hi
ram Hopkins, Rutland; O. Cook. Rutland.
! For Rhsumairc affections, SproInJ, BrmS.s
! DC. ! most cheerlully recommend 1t to the
public, as ! can speak from experience, hsv-
! ing made use Of 1t in many instances in my
family for the above complaints. ID. L. PRIcE
Rutland, Sept. 9Th, lS45. 37:6m
! W. +. c. Sloddard, Agent for Rutland:
l Jones a. Dow, CultingsVille; S. ID Wins
low, Piusford; v Ross, Brandon, J. Il.
i Hunlley, Salisbury; w. p. Russell, Middle
bury Peck d Spear, Burlington S. X.
/ Collins, Montpelier and druggists and mer-
50 Chatham street, Boston, wholesale agents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE.
NeV arripdl Of Spring Goods al The Farmers
Krchange.
ID. ii. SABlN q CO, Agents.

krchange
ID. ii. SABlN Il CO, Agents.
Are now receiving directly from New York
large and complete assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods. This is our second
lot Of goods this spring, consequently We
have the latest patterns, styles and fashions
Among them NAV be found,
$500 yds prints, from g cents, upwards OF
every variety; English, Scotch, and Amer-
can Ginghams, Balconies, Muslns, Muslin
Ginghsms, French Lawns, Fgd Alpines,
PLAID, Striped, Crossover, and Ombfe de
LANES, also general assortment OF sum
msr Ahawls, consisting Of "a Siodilla 81
Recherche, French plaid, DAmask, de Lame
&c All the above goods can be bought for
cash or ready pay Of the lowest possible
prices. ID, II. ii. SABlN a Co. Agents
Wallinford, Nay 10. 81
7. We have just received the most de-
siEable assortment OF white dress goods ev-
er offered in this county-'No mistake
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
FARM FOR SALE.

TN f. subscriber offers to sell his farm a,
i bargain, said flun contains ah.-' Oh
acres, lying in Rutland on the Chr'ig'.'
road, abou, four miles from the Coz" u Dup
said farm is well waiered and under s'
state Of cultivation. well adapted to he q
ing Of Grain and grass, on sali farm are
comfortable buildings, and a sma.. orc
OF good fruit trees. For further pafli -.''
enquire OF the subscriber on the premise
LUClUS w. WRlGH !,
Rutland, MAY IS, 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
for Consumption,

And the best remedy known 10 man ior'
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, Influenza Coughs Colds, Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shortness Of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side, breast, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
JEWELRY a. WATCHES.
Ii. w. BENNETT.

ANlNG reftted his shop, and repen.
L Il ished his cases, would say to his old
customers as well as TO those who would
like 10 become such, that he is now ready TO
wait upon them with the greatest pleasure,
confidently believing that he can give entire
satisfaction 10 all who will give him a fair
chance. Prices will be us low as the quail
~ of the articles will admit, and every arii-
Gle warranted TO be every way the same as
sold for.
p. S. II. W. b. would give his most sin
ccre thanks for the liberal patronage he has
received since with you, and as he has been
unfortunate by fre.together with other losses
lac bcgs leave to say TO those who believe
INN 10 be honest in trade, and upright in
deal, that much depends upon their liberali-
~. II. w. Is. asks you not 10 purchase of
him il you have TO pay more than elsewhere,
but ifyou can buy as cheap, he feels to ask
it, (of the citizens of Rutland at least.) the
above is limited al from the fact that many
who wish me well, do not al all times con
slider that when they buy of pedlars and 9TH
ers, that they are sustaining them al my ex-
pense, | say AT my expense, from the fact
that keep the articles and the interest is
continually running along. My business is
not lucrative but nigh, be made SO il | could
have the support Of my townsmen and the
citizens generally.
Rutland, May 10, 1916 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES


simple and frugal Government, confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
strict construction of the Constitution, and no
sumption of doubtful powers
NO National Bank to swindle the laborng populs-
ton
NO connection between the government and banks.
diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
~ right ana submitting TO nothing wrong.
No public debt, either by the General Government.
or by the States except for objects of urgent
sity
No assumption By the General Government of the
debts of the States, either directly indirectly BY
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands.
A Revenue tariff, discriminating in favor Of the
poor consumer instead Of the rich capitalist.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the States.
constitutional barrier against improyident State
loans.
The honest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
gradual return from paper credit system
No grants Of exclusive charters and privileges. by
special legislation, to banks.
! No connexiOn between Church and State.
No prescription for honest opinions:
! Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive" reformation Of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
O'COnncII on WyckiiiTc, Knox and
Wesley.

The Liberator in one of his public addresses III
ireland, has discussed the proprety of putting the
statues of Cromwell, Burns, Wyckfe, Knox, Wes-
lev, and others, in the New Parliament House. OF
Wyckliife he thus spoke:
WvckFc was the first man who introduced the
doctrine DENYING the real presence i'll England, and
he asserted that the Sovereign forfeited his authority
by the commission of mortal sin rather lncon-
venent for the mOnarchs Of the present age. lie
possessed non of the dignity which belongs to the
English character, for he apostaclsed second time,
and returned to the curacy. What was his end J He
fell dead he was saying mass just at the eeva-
ton. (Hear, hear0 False TO himself false to his
country - false To his God Clear, hear.) They
were about to give him statue.
Next came John knox, who thus described
John Knox. whom Dr. Johnson had called . the
ruffan of the Reformation, and certainly more
unmitigated ruifian never existed. (Cheers.) One
of his principal works against female sover-
eirns He denounced them the most hideous
thing in the world lie (Mr. OConnell) hoped that
his statue would hold that work III its hands. Did
her Majesty really know of the fact Clear hear )
But he did worse than that. lie the assassin OF
Cardinal Beaton. lie was the principal actor IN the
real runpower plot the murder of King Henry
Darnley They were really going to give that rJ-
ian statue. Why, there ought TO be another erect
ed next to it of Dick TurPln. (Cheers)
Wesley was the
Z" Honest w eSley was the next ne WOULD hOtcc-
fellow who changed his religion half a dozer
times, and each time left memorandum - that b.:
last religion vas the most damnable IN the world
(Cheers and laughter) He absolutely . excommu
nicated lady in South Carolina because she re
fused TO marry him. (Cireat laughter.) lie (Nr
O'ConnelD thought she got off very cheap. (Cheers.
Having made several onslaughts Of similar charaC
ter against Wesley, the honorable member proceed
ed to abuse the Wesleyan Methodsts as most bic
oted but Powerless body, with Pope of their OWL
rejoicing in the euphonic name Of Jabez Bunting
cloud laughter.) and enumerated the political exeI
tons he had made in their behalf. and the bad re
turn he had received for them. Well, there the
were-Wyckliffe, Wesley, and John Knox-a prett
trio Just fit to " polka with Cromwell, Monk an
a certain gentleman III black of whom lie had spoke
at the last meeting loud laughter.)
And to close this list Of worthless, O'Conne1 selec
ed Queen Elizabeth, wknrn he described as an - on
rare on civilization, and the sex TO which she b
longed;" the 9 most proRigate wretch that ev
existed &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

SIGNATURES TO PETITIovs.-A waggish friend IN
z grocery" remarking upon the ease with which
names are obtained to petitions made bet OF 81 the
oysters" that in an hour he could get fifty names to
petition asking the Legislature to hang all the
clergymen in this city. every signer of which should
be church member. He got up his petition, and IN
serted In large letters CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. The
biz letters all took down went the names, taking 1t
for granted that they were asking the repeal OF the
law leralizng murder. The bet won by the wag.
We tasted the oysters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

RATHER SEVERE on THE LADEs.-The Boston
Transcript edited by LADY, inlnates that it is not
an unheard-of thing in that CITY, for ladies to have
articles Of dress capcs, collars jewelry, &c, sent
home for examination, which being retained over
night have been found have been particu-
lar occasions and returned the next day with the
message that they eon't do!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
indianapolis, January -, 1916. ]

Dr. BERRY, SENATOR FROM FRANKLiNThis gen.
teman has, this winter. made achievement, for
which he is entitled to the thanks of the people.
Corporations the order Of the day. The enter
prise of our people requires the aid of associated
wealth Charters Of incorporation, therefore, are OBJ
tanned for Banks, rail roads, canals, manufacturing,
literary objects, and many others too tedious to men,
ton.
From many of these compnies, as heretofore con-
sttuted without personal liability for their debts, the
public have sustained great loss.
Still there has been reluctance to incorporate the
individual liability clause the opinion prevails that
from the known amount of rascaty connected with
tie management Of these companies, nobody would
take stock under such provision.
DIR. Berry has proposed that the provision be SC
modified make the directors personally liable or
all debts they contract over the amount of solvent
stock at the time of making the contract.
This clause will insure prudence on the par
of the directors and generally secure the public
from loss. II is at least half loaf. which Is better
than no bread and seems meet with general favor
Time viii bring lit he full liability Of all stockhold
ers.-.JeGerSonian, Dec 3lst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

The Charleston Mercury and Its correspondents at
Columbia the seat of the South Carolina government
are dealing out their denunclatons of the Memphis
Convention, in terms which rather harsh and not
very ceremonious towards Mr. Cohoun himself.
letter in the Mercury, dated Columbia, December ,,
speaks thus:
at is indeed lamentable, for more reasons than
one, that Mr. Calhoun had anything to do with the
Memphis Convention. For his own good, not more
than the peace of his friends, it important he
should have kept away"
And again :. Some persons affect to treat the pro
ceedngs Of this Convention, apart from Mr. Colhoun
share in them beneath the notice of the Leglsla-
turc To take notice of them by name would perhaps
be unbecomng. But who doubts tier iigh lmpor-
lance they counter to the settled PrIncI-
ples of this State What harm then, can there be, in
warning our Western friends in advance. that on these
points at least, must forever disagree, and that
they must look to our public men for countenance
in what they propose. But have done with the sub
iect for the present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

Free Post Offices for the Statc sentinel.
Marion County. Pketon, CIermont, Alisonville
Webb's Farm, Germantown, Cumberland, New Bethel
Bridgeport, Augusta
Hendricks Counfy.-Hamp'on, Plainfeld Bellevc,
Stilesville, Danville, New Winchester Brewnsburg,
Springtown. North Salem.
Hamilton Counfu.-Westfied, Nobesvie, StrawtowD,
Cicero.
Bsone Counfy Lebanon, Thornlcysvie, R,yaltoc.
Jamestown. Eagle Village, Mortified
Morgan Counfy.-MooresvIlle. Monrova.
Hancock County -Grcenfeld, Sugar Creek, Char
otlcsvIIle, Philadelphia, Eden.
Johnson Counfy.-Grecnwood franklin, Far West.
Shelby Counfy-Pleasant View, shebyvillc Morris
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

TAFT REPLY.-A lady who presumed 10 make
ing her husband to a better world was told by the
doctor. that ii some women 10 be admitted
there their tongues would make paradise purga-
tory. And if some physicians replied the lady,
" were to be admitted there, they would make it a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

How To err Rp TROUBLESOME AcQUAINTANcrs.
Give ont the report that you have with reverses
Of fortune, and ask borrow fifty dollars and it i
astonishing how your far-wcather friends will mind
their own business.
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LIST OLE LETTERS

ed EMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana
III January !, 1876
GrPersons calling for these Letters ria please sag
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage on all letters papers for
foreign countries must BE- prepaid otherlcise they
cannot be fortcarded