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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SAM

4 probably almost without a tararf .
I having during a Trial of nearly 20 ,s,e
fully maintained the high reputation W.
II has acquired for consumptivo comrn-.
and all diseases Of the lungs and chest .
has been used probably with rr,u
success than any other article know. d..
many physicians who have had an oa,ar.
nifty Of Witnessing its highly salu,nry e1s.,
do not hesitate to recommend 1t as q.
convenient, and very eilicGcious medic.
equal Is not superior to any other prose,
ton for the above complaints within DO.
knowledg, aud one which has seldom
appointed the reasonable expectation outr,
who have used IT,"
The proptlctors cannot descend 10 PA,
present unhlushlng style of ADVERTISING I'LL.
latnrllclcs.lt is too well known to require.
slrh course, and they would merely 20.
those who wish for further conGlmlle1
It's superiority TO those who have USE
and To the numerous certificates Of pN,
clans and others attached to each bottle
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam W., ~,
many years the only article known rs r
monary Balsam. Its grea, cclcbrcn v
given rise TO a great many spurious afuen
which, 10y partially assuming the name olit
genuine, and being put up 50 rs to restm.
1t as nearly as possi lie, are often foIstcdv.
on the public for the true article Amc
these are 'Car,er's COMPOUND PD'monar
/ Dalsam' American Pulmonary Basan
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'Puimon,u
Balsam Indian Pulmonary Halsam,' llrr
tcr's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Beware
all of them Enquire for the article by 80
whole name. the Y EG ETADLE PuLNON
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and &c, Pc
true article, prepared by Rrrp, WISE dC.r
LER, Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham d
Boston, and see that 1t has the written g..
nature OF Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon a ye.a
label on the blue envelope. Each BONE
and seal IS stamped Vegetable Pu,rom
~ Balsam' For sale 10y druggists az
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland 10y l.. Daniels A. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
V LUABLE REMEDY.
II L y r. $ LINZ VI f. y II

THIS Celebrated External remedy for ,he
cure Of Rheumatism. cramps, affections
Of the spine, pains in the back and chest
swelled limbs, Group, ague in the face, tooth
ache, spralns, bruises, issues, unceraleJ
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-
nowadged to be one OF the wonders Of the
world and the best external remedy now
known and as proof Of the great celebri-
~ winch this remedy has attained the follow
ing certificate, from gentlemen of the high
est respectabIitv, is offered There has
never yet been discovered an external RENE
~ which has proved so universally success
lui IA al, cases where It h1d been applied -
Price % cents per bottle; sold in Rutland
Co., by Chapman q McEwan, Chpmans
Landing, d, X. Barber Benson; K. S. Arm
strong, West Haven. &. NJ Brown, & Co.,
Dandy Lapham e. Vail, South Wallineford;
D. II. Sabln d Co., Walingford Jones &
Dow, Shrewsbury; Eail & Olis, Middletown,
). Mears, East Poul,new T.. Jameson &
CO., Castlelon ID. Morgan e. Co., West Rut
land; ; ID. Wlnsow, Pittsiotd; Warren g.
Bliss. Brandon; D. =. Bell, Rutland; and by
the Druggists and Merchants general thro'-
out the State. 73m
GEORGE T.. STANTON, Sing Sing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
n. II. DOWNS
VcGcta bic BAL sam
ELIXIR.

TIIE Great Northern Remedy for Coughs
L Cold., bleeding at the Lungs, BrotgtG.
Is, Night Swea's, difficulty Of breathing ,'t
all olher diseases on the Lungs, which AZ,
lncipienl stages fine Consumplion-ah
evidence OF which can 10 found in the ST..
raj sheets and pamphlets in the hands Of s
gents, some Of which are occasionally ?.
lisled IN another part Of Tins PAPER
CURTIS q SMITH, ST. Adams w.
Only wholesale Agents, 10y whom Agents a'
he supplied in any part Of the Union, uro'
the best terms
Sold by especial appointment, hy " ?
G. Stoddard, Rutland y Morgan, Jr. w.
Rutland, V. Ross, Brandon; T.. JauNr.
Casllcton ; c. Walker Benson |si d o.
Tia, Middlotown; y. W. Sawycr, T,rmo'
II. Smonds, Pi,tsiord; Hall 4 Parker Ca.
endon c. G. Blossom, w. Poultney 'ai
by some respectable dealer in the county
1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

STATE OF VERMONT DEIIIemcm.
Distinct Of fairhavan, IS. { ID bered that
at probate court holden at Cas,leton in and
i"r SAD district or the 18th day Of ADr,l
1915. Present A w., nI'"'
Seneca FIELD administrator Of The es.
h'e OF Samuel adams late Of We.ihaven in
s1lo o''uiGi' deceased, having made applica-
ton to said court u extend the time brte,o-
fore limited for paying the debts agains, said
esiale one year
II IS ordered tina, said application DO heard
hy sad court on the first "Wednesday in JuEe
next al the Probate Office IN Castleton, and
notice thereof be given to all persons inter
es'ed by publication 81 this order three week.
successfully IN the Rutland Herald a news
paper printed a'Ruiland previous thereto that
they may appear and object 10 the ZANE Il
mey see cause,
b A true copy Of record -
Anosa JANIS A. WARNER ,Registet
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HENRY HALL, Register
RAN AWAY.

nN the Goth inst. Alexander Harlow.
~ minor, absconded from the service Of
the subscriber to whom he was bound az
an indenied apprentice. All persons are
cautioned against giving him credit or in any
wise harborng or employing him
Benson, Apr, %, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
SASH FACTORY.

VNHE subscriber manufactures by machins
n ~ al kinds Of Window Sash Pannel Doors
Ysneiisn Blinds and will supply en- orders
~ shor notice. SlI.AS X MOERS
Walhngiord, april a., lst6, 1890
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

NORTHERN CLOVER SEED.
TEHE subscriber has on hand one tor .
Il Northern Clover seed Of last yeas
growth perfectly clean and pure nom a3''
and other foul seed S II, LANGDuN.
Caslleton, March /, 1910 llI'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
STATE OF YERMoNT,tpFhrensm
District Of Fairhaven. ss { ID hc,cd ,ba

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures.
District Of Fairhaven, s. ID bcred tbor
a. a probate oour' holden al Carleton witt.
IN and for sand district on the 4,h day Of
May, A. d. 1876
Present. A Warner. Judge.
Elisha Alleni executor Of The estate o
Nathan >pauldln late Of Pawlet in said dis
Inct, deceased, proposing TO render an ae.
count OF his administration OF said estate.
10 Is ordered that said account be refersd
.-L eEan cation 4lt allowance 20 the 6rsl
"Wednesday 40 June next. aud thsta copy o.
lhi, order be published three weeks success.
lfeiy previous therein IN the Rutland Her.
ada Newspaper printed A. Rulsbd thar al
persons interefied!mAy appear and object "a
he same % the see cause
irue copy Of Record.
DO Ausai, JANEs A WAEsru, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

M ISIS ;. FISK would respectfully ialorm
w shs ladies' OF ROLAND and vieiaity thar
aha has iOsi rseisVed from New York lhe la
issi Spring and Summer Fashions and viii
endeavoT 70 execute all orders with promu,-
ness, both 10 Millinery and Dress-making
FINLAND Ami % laAN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
no! YE!LAWYERS. PHARISEES
AND FARMERS.

IF We would that | should hind your Law
L Books, and your Ladies' Books and your
Culuyatnr Books, just bring thom with you
when you come up unto Rutland to attend
The County Court that is to be holden, &C
cordlng TO the laws ofiho Modes 4 Persians
in the month called April and will bind
them, or biud them orcr according to law.
Just hun, up your unbound volumes, over.
haul your libraries, and let every camel come
laden with the spolls thereof.
Your servant in Book Binding.
f.. p. THuRSTON.
AGteyScripL Musician article so easily
injured and So much exposed, will bind
better than you have had it done in Amen
ca, Europe, Asia or Africa, If you will pay
me well for it, T.. p. T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

Bath, Maine, June, |, 1874,
Mr. T. Brown, Dear sif;---l have for some
time past, suffered much from the Jlund,ce
and dyspepsia at the stomach, loss Of appe.
lite, and trouble and pain from the least sim
pie food, with pain IN the head and sides a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the system. AGer using a
number Of medicines without any relief was
induced 10 try your SarsapauIla and Toma-
10 Buffers. ! received immedi1le relief from
the use Of one boule, and feel grauied for
the great relief have received, and would
recommend q 20 all others who are Suffering
from similar disorders. Yours truly.
FREDERICK b. SHAW.
Address all orders for The above iuyalua-
HE medicine 10 the proprietor Frederick
Brown, Gs Washington o. Boston.
AGENTS. Luther Daniels. Rutland
Jones d Dow, Cuuugsyil.e; J. Jameson,
Casllelon W Moul,on 4 Co.. West Poult-
neg A BLISS. PouIlncy b Beals, Wells :
Wheadou q swallow, PawIct smith,
Dandy corners J If Vail s 60. Dandy
II Simonds, PiusforI Warren B.iss,
Brandon. and for sale also by'duggisls and
appointed agents generally Price ono doll
lar O bottle 27Iy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
FARM FOR SALE ~ I AV
OR TO LET. HEFI tfTh-

VH + subscriber will sell Ut let the farm
L now occupied by Nj Gilman Stanard,
situated three miles north nj Cas,leton Vii
age, containing about one bundled acres o,
land, good dwelling house, three barns. and
other out buildings, together with good
Sawmil, which can always be- supplied win
logs IN abundance Also, one undivided one
fourth Of 81 acres ofCedar and Pine swami
situated 10 iubbaIdlon, ,one mile north a.
said farm. Payments made 10 suit The nm.
chaser. JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec, 6, 1913. 5IrC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14

State Of Tcrmonf lDE lIfemember.
Distinct Of Rutland, 81. { ID ed ihatats sta
Ted probate court holden at Rutland within
and Tor said listTic, on the Alb day OF May
1916
Present, Wm Hall, Judge.
John l.. Marsh. executor OF the last will
will and testIment OF Edward Gibson late Of
Clarendon ~ said district, deceased, propos-
ing 10 render an account OF his sdminsirs.
ton Of said estate;
IL is ordered that said account be referred
Tor eNaminslion5 allowance to the first Mon.
day, being the Il, day Of June NEXT, and
that copy OF this order be published ,hres
weeks successfully, previous thereto in the
Rutland Hetald,a newspaper printed at Rut
land, that all persons interested may appear
and object TO the same IL they see cause.
A true copy Of record.
10 HENRY HALL. Register.
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LOOK HERE.
Dr EBanDing's Patent Lace


HAS done more for Tho diseases
III which ills applicable than any
instrument ln use. And the sJn.r'|
determined to convince the pubic. Oh
that II be at his own expense ANY per-
who needs an instrument Of the Aa.. DO
yltci 90 call Al bis house and receive n.s
traI 6rtwo weeks GRATIS, Ifhc, 1r
already convinced. People are cauuaret
10 believe reports derogatofy 10 ,al. .o''
able Instrument OF certain doctors who %.
be interested 10 "ljull's Supporters
other lnsuumentsD iIli they have improve
this opportunity. II has Rcrc, fuI.f 90 s'f
entire satisfaction when properly applied 10.
der the direction Of the undersignct or. r'
ny viii attest by certificates or pci'oas
iervlC" % desired, 10 these facts. Ltr'
Wi. be waited upon 10y u female who "'
htd extensive experience 10 their app.ra
Having a very large assortmea, 90 har.
all sizes, and Likewise much improve
late, "a enabled 10 give on who NAV ca.
entire satisfaction Please io coil N.l.''
Or Tuesdays JOHN j HIBBAND. 81 D.
Rutland, Oct 3, 1915 4lr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.

ID McHUGHS d w. W McGAUL Tail
ors would respectfully inform the in
hab lanls OF Rutland and victnity that they
have located themselves in the Masonic
Hall with The intention Of carrying on the
Tailoring business, whtre bv strict alien.
ton 10 business they hope to receive lIbe-
raj share Of patronage.
An work entrusted to their care will be
done in The best manner and with the great
est despatch.
Al orders for cutting strictly attended to
and warranted 10 fit Improperly made up.
Rutland. March "a, 1916 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
STATE OF vERMONTJpFn,

STATE or NERMONT.l pE nremem.
Disino, Of Rutland, -. ID bered this,
sta special probate oour held Of Rutland
within and for said district on the 10th ds,
Of April, 4. ID. isi6.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Asron Rogers Jun, executor Of the la.'
viii and testament Of Joseph DAVIS. late Of
Dsnby IN sad district, deceased. proposing
TO render an account Of his sdminl.irstion
Of said estate,
u IA ordered that said aocoun, he referred
iot examination and allowance 10 The hrs,
Monday being the lat day OF June next,
and that copy OF this order he published
thrce weeks sncCessively previous thereto
Ia Tho Rutland Herald, s:newsp1per printed
al Rutland. that all persons interested NAV
appear and object TO the same, II they see
cause. A true copy of Record,
~. HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER p?

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER?
S cav ER'S Joint and Mere L,nement is
- not only the best Article that can be
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Nprans, and Lameness Of all kinds, but is
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ey-
or been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint, ChR5iGnS. No inconvenience
whatever attending It's application. The
most lncreduIous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost but % cents. In
all cases where an CriCrHai application is
needed, It has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by The lolloV ing certificates.
The Undersigned, having made use Of
Seayer's Joint and Nerve Llrlment. either
IN our l1mIlles or on our own persons, and
nnding u To he The best remedy without eK-
cepuon that we have ever used, llr the com-
plants for which II n intended would recon-
mend u 10 our friends and the public grner-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find relief
ln he use Of this valuable medicine IL r.
White, Rutland Peck & Spear, Druggists,
BuC.lnPion; George Morton, Nlilston; HI
ram Hopkins, Rutland o. Cook, Rutland
For Rheumatic affections SDraHs, Bruses
sc. | most cheerluliy recommend % 20 the
public, as can speak from experience. hay
ing made USE ofit In many instances in my
family Tor the above complaints D.L PRcE
huu2ud, sept 5h-lSi5. g. On
W J.. e. Sioddatd. AGENT for RuilanJ.
Jones - Dow, CuuinqsviIle s ID Wins
low, Piusiord v Rop. brandon ] b
Huutley, Salisbury, W p. Russell Middle
b0Iy Peck q Spear, Burlington. S. X.
Collins, Montpelier. and druggists and mer-
chants generally. Reed, Wing a. Cutler.
81 Chatham street. Boston. wholesale SCENTS
Perforated Card Board.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
BONNETs

AbIts aud MIsies IuSi received and ior
- sale By ID 2. Ban.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
for Consumption,

And the best remedy known TO man Tor
asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs Colds, Bleed
ing Of the Lungs, Shor,ness Of Brcaih'
palns and weakness in the side, breast &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
pIiIMONARY ORGANS,

A very IMPORTANT disease over which this
p,i.,rn eYgrts powerful influence, is that
n, DISEASED LIVER.
IN This complain, i, mas undoubtedly proved
,nor. ef;c,r,ous than any remedy biiMrto
emnloved. and in numerous instances when
na,,e,is had endured long and severe suffer.
inc Cton the disease, without receiving the
east benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resorled to in vain, the
use of this Balsam has restored the Liver to
health, ACTON. and in many instances eE
,ec,ed PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed to produce the de-
aired effect.
Opln,on Of a regular Physician.
Exeter, Me. Sept 30, 1875.
This cer,ifes that | have recommended
the use of Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
Tor diseases OF tho Lungs, for two wears past,
md many bottles to my Knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits In two cases wnefe it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected 4 cure
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
THE KINGS OH.

k'pN Nv NouhuN on Here,
W. II and Cattle. such A,
E~AM BRUISES, CUTS. FIST1ttt
N"SPRAlNS. CORkS, raj,
onn1D thcr by the Saddle or C,r..
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. S,,,,.
es, &c, &c, and wounds Of cve,y J.,r..
ton = removing allsorcness and suilne,, a..
healing up the worst wounds in from an.
five DAYS time.
THIS CELEBRATED REHFDy
was prepared by order Of His Macs, ,
late King VIM. ". OF Groat Britain. ma.
the direction OF Mr.. Yousli, the celebn,.
English Farmer and used by him In the RT,
Stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
Dip a feather IN the OIL, and apply 10 fl,
wound or sore twice day or IN ,.,,,.
wounds We, rag in the on, and bind # o,
the wound.
n. b. Shake the bottle be (ors using M
keep well corked
AGrNrs-W. T.. C.. Stoddard. Ruthrl u
Smonds, Plushrd. V Ross, Bnndr
b. Brown, Cuulngsyillo, Jameson 4 O..
Castlcton
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ELISHA Ashley, lc
MERRITT CLARK, ''''
i, April 3, 1915 10

STATE OF VERMONT DE 1t remem.
District OF Fairhaven,ss. { ID bered tina,
at Al probate court holden at Castleton
within and for said.distriot.on the 4th day OF
May A. D. 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-14
SAFE OF VERMONTIDEIlIemc

benson, April %, 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-12-04

States owned this land we could not tax u
therefore we should have 10 pay more tax, or
do with less revenue.
Blu, gentlemen, finally. the subject is not
taxation, only as remedial against non'resl-
cents holding land among us, and thereby pre-
vent the free progress of settlement. Then let
us strike al the root Of the evil. and not violate
this grea, and good principle Of equal taxation
on money and merchandise, houses and lands,
goods and chattels; for when we break this
rule CT equal taxation, it leads TO Incalcu'aoie
and endless difficulties. If it be so great an
evil as to require the interpositlon Of law. the
government should not sell TO non.residents,
but lie. all the lands be entered by presumption.
And in support of this hold is 10 be natural
law Of God that the best title we have to this
earth, is occupancy. Then whatever law that
conveys title to those who do not occupy, Is
in violation Of the laws of nature, and must
result: in evi! consequences. Then repeat,
let us strike a, the real evil, and not attempt
to raise another evil, for, rest assured that the
difficulties of the last evil will be worse than
the first. For although | have not the late
law Of Congress at hand, for the admission OF
Iowa; presume they have been cautious TO
geard Us against unequal taxation, as IN the
admission of other States; and such laws OF
unequal taxation have been tested and found to
be in violation Of higher existing laws.
CHIPS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-12-04
sTrLLLATER FROM MEXICO.

SroRM,Ns ToBAsco.-Commcdore Perry
succeeded in reaching Tobasco, cutting out all
the Mexican vessels in the harbor, and bring
ing them off with him, with the exception Of
one which he burned.
The city was successfully stormed. until
flag of truce was sen. off by the citizens to
spare the town. Lieut.. Parker got his vessel
fast on shore where he was attacked by 80
soldiers whom he succeeded 10 beating of
with sixteen men. Lieut.. Morris was sen, to
him with orders, and when standing in his
boat received shot in the neck and fell into
the arms of Midshipman Cheever. Lieut.. M.
died on board the Cumberland on the first OF
November, and was buried at Lizardo with
military honors.
This was the first of our naval successes
At Alvarado there is or 5000 Mexican
troops. They have throwd several chain ca
bles across their river, and sunk several yes,
rrrr-elIs var, slhc6 TIE attempt Of Commo.
dore Connor-an aooount Of which +, on our
frs, page.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-12-04
IOWA-THE RESULT.

We give the official vote this week. 1t will be
seen that the boosted aorlies Of the Capital Re
porter has dwndled down TO less than hall. Briggs
Ooco) is elected Governor, by l6l majority over
Mcknight (whg,) and on Congressman the aver.
age majority is only 3S5.
Now it will be recollected that the Wings of Iowa
fought this politicr battle under the most discoura-
ging circumstances without even the hope Of Sue
cess. And even some ofour Wings were more than
half inclined to favor mixed nomination; but bet
ter councils prevailed, and without really knowing
their strength they went into the fight solely on the
score of PRINCIPLE. If, in addition to their
principles the Wings had known their strength, they
would have succeeded in electing their Governor
with the most perfect ease. We learn from relia-
bic source, that in Washington county alone, there
was nearly one hundred Wings stayed away from
the poll. Notwithstanding this, they obtained a
majority Of 80 in that county, and ought to have had
$50 maj. In Muscatine there was from Is to 25
Wings staid away, and on throughout the State.
The truth is, nothing like an efficient effort had ever
before been made on the part of the Wing party,
and for this single reason we have suffered the Lo.
coocos TO carry the Governor, Senate and Congress.
men, The Wings have the House by majority
of one.
Let the Wing party boldly discuss the great cues
tons now before the country, and Iowa, from this
day forward is Wing State. The Veto party can
no. win. We are indebted to the Hawkeye for the
returns below.