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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
DIR. II. +. PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT,


tht pam IHh6e 81 rs dchon' ~ cia"-
mg he system IN ttU hourI
81 eC,rv icorm.
There b, perhaps no disease to which Children
nc exposed common and fatal A. worms; they INT
tote ~" symptoms 81 almost eyrN Other orpaint
90 '''' ~, To-. ''ew",t ''7tu'rr eft Ct before
...'iH II,ttH. pt,rs v'.Ut f'' p'"-
uu,,u o., .itta'I"n o. v"fms IN tho bowels, and
which with some decree e certainty indicue their
eIl-tatr are n, follows -tounienance pale tongue
wh,tely iuucd, grinding Of the teeth, ietd breath
stomach hard snd s~elled, wasting Of TIC fesh
sickness and pane N the stomach, bowels eher too
cost'e or too loose, great hetlulness unnatural
craving for clay DIRT or chalk cole, conStlsIons,
fits. Sc. &c.
Numerous certificate. Of the value and u,ehlness
Of tlls preparation are almost daily received
The follow rnr - from, the Rev. W. u W,pon, a
dl,ungu preacher Of the Methodist Churh
abingdon Va MAY II. 1913
." hereby certiN that have used DR. PoDs
Ncfmt'ugc IL nv family to the great satisfaction OF
mNsclC sud tcilci Of my children. II is prompt IN
~ action ind N one nee tcmoN"dN large nUmhr 81
worms ~ three ot four hours ailct II was pVc4 TO
the chdd. am .atrG'd that a. Vemiluge I is
superior to any that have ever used
W u WINTON
Ne~bern y 6 MAY c3d. I8iA
Dear Sit--I haNd been anIlcusly looking Tot a
mother supply Of your Dead Shot Ncrmiiugc ~ |
have not single vial ielt There are constant
spptcsuons Tor the medicine, aud ! should be
pleased TO supply the demand II has proved itsrlf
far tired IN tins vicinity. to be positive stc-
chc and ~" humbug Ple1,e lnfnrR me by return
mail how soon YOU can furnish me with anotor
supply.
TROY yours }. A. LOGAN.
Price IS cents per VIM.
Prepared by DR.. u + PirRY and sold ~hole.
sale and retail by A. Is & ID SANDS Drug
ISIS, 100 Fulton 81. corner Of " Illam, \.
l,tA.
Sod also by Luther Daniels, Rutland; J.
d. Beaman, w. Poultney; II. Slmons, Pitts
ford: and 10y Druggists generally throughout
the United States 2S:ly
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W. the srhsc'lNer~ being appointed by
~ 'I" II .u Probate Couu Tor the district OF
althhveu COMMITS >lonets 10 receive examine
and ADJUST all claims and demands Of all per
sons agi ans, the estate Of JoHN Mason, late
OF Caslisron, Ia sad district, deceased, repre-
scented lnsolvenl, and SIX months from the
9S'h day Of August inst, being allowed by
sad court Tor that purpose, We DO therefore
hereby give nuuce that We will attend to the
business OF our said appointment, at the
late residence nj said deceased, 10 Castleton
on The last Monday Of September, and 6rsl
Monday IN December NEXT, from nine o'clock
A. VI. until s,I O'Clock z. 81, on said DAYS.
Dated al Css'leton, August 81, ls4B.
S,Nr'L CrtsVtE, tCor,,,,
30 hIiaIAH Gnswo LON ~
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J,0l Ill CURE a. NV lNl CIV lN'
Compliant, btopsv ~ all us forms. Crave
In iis several sl'ro'i all d'''tc' OF 'hc hWn'''
,rd t'nna,, Organs all Female Complaints. sup
p,,.,on,, SC SC Nentncu Dcbhriy. nitea'c-
nj The blood such 40 Sctofula ard others o an etup
tive character All affections olthe lurgs' inram'
ton. nf every tnd, even th"'" "i The eNr'' i''et
COMPLAINT, ConsLmption, Gcneial pcmhiy o' The
S,tttu. riles OF sNtN rhnt'tlet' Janndcc, fcNot
sod t,uc nd indeed any complaints which Wto bc
t,,c he'd through 10, blood and the proprietor mere
ouhdently asserts tnpt he can, IN every case no
maiiet whnt the cnmplttn may m-no maucf no"
,,,ou. the class at cntnp'ants-mnkc permanent
and radical cure ifthe medicine be offers - TAKEN
,rcordtno to the directions One or NV bottles VIII
test the efficacy 81 the article and he sat 'hctN To
use the tamcs ~ tie following hghly trsWchh'"
individuals " no have b'cn cured IN THE Guy anu
vicinity Eveu Individual here named, can Nc seen
nd conyersrd With and the PARTICULARS 81 the cases
cured csn e known bN te1ding tho test mouy IN the
hands Of the agents ~lo will with pleasure furnish
pamphlets TO all who maN call Tor them. u" pro-
pt,ctur AXIS and indeed most earnestly solI'us a
strict Investigation of the testimony hcIc Get forth
and II departure from Ur,ct Truth he fund IN
nv certificate offered he will p1V the cost Of tho
publication of said crposUte-and nbide by the con.
srqunces he proprietor would alsr state that eve
~ here rcrIhed TO, has been gwen over a. IN
durable bN the most talented medical men IN this
riy or stale And such has bccn the case witt eve
~ cure made by this stticlo inr and near HUt the
Theory ~hirh the inventor Of the luhronriplc ba =
scs hi. cures upon-that Of but ono great disease
iupurhy Of the hnod-it will IN ruumeut lie per
r",vcd that hut ONE GREAT REMLDl Is nee
cs'''N to affect cures IN various con plants. aud
the proof Inch here follows cstg bshcs the theory
~ FIRM az the rock Of ayes
Nh. Emcr, T,unt Nngarait, Ruf,o cnsc -
S.'u'uln terminating IN general Drops, f''I -
entire cure Sr,s Wood, ol Buffalo, bleeding at the
lungs Of years standing, a'compc:e aud pr,tcct
cure. Mr. G. 4 Wilson, G.r many Years connected
with the Buillo CommercialAdNortisrr liver com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

RUTLAND AND HANOVER
MAIL STAGE.

A>SS ~ S~
THE proprietor. OF this line Of s,sgs'
i would inform The public that the, are
running Stage from Rutland, Vt, TO Han
over Nh leaving Rutland Tuesdsys. huu'
ds,s and SstnIfAys Of each week, at o.
oloct .. m PASSING through Mendon. Shs'
burns, BudgwAter. Woodstock, lshs'llls,
Oueohs Village, Hartford, sud There in'st
secting with Sage for Lebanon came eve
ming thence TO Norwich and Hspo'sr am
wing there al 4 O'Clock, q m. and rum NJ
in ,onne, ton with Sage, that leave The "a me
evening for Hsysrhlll. y II, pssSrs tlro'
I,ms oxford. Piefrout. t>tl'r, md 'isd-
f,t. sl,o ,.t.g- ~lich e.tr,e,ety nom.
ing Al J O'clock m, for concord, \ IL,
pa..,ng through Lebanon, Enfield, Spring
field. Nimott, Andovet, aud Salisbury to
l.. Concord. also with srags passing THROUGH
New London. Sutton, Warren, lopklntun.
,c,~in,o Concord. su,inR IN season Tor
n. Can for Msn,hcset, Nashua, Lowell a
PoNon, same evening. People usvsllng
Past Will find The above route more commo-
dlou,. easier, and cheaper, than any other IN
t.e country. - there "a competition from
Woodstock to Concord and Nashua. Also
sNsre leavesW oodstock every day iorWlnr-
ar. C,Arcmunt. to Concot1, FtpnCI,town 4
leave, Wopd.iock every Monday, Wednss-
ds, and Friday ats CLOCK. q. m. for Barn
ard B.,bsl IVES, Randolph .Btalntres Brook
field. Not,hf.ld I, Montpelier Also s.iags
caves Hanover for Chelsea, passing through
Norwich. Thstford, We, FslIlee. aud Nsi
shier
Returning from Hanover to Ru,l,nd, leaves
Ilsnovsr esery Mondsy Wednesday and
n q
lsrdsS o'clock m Also stage leaves
Kull,nd Immediately for Troy and ALBANY,
stuving al Troy al one O'Clock, p m. next
dN; sl.o snge from Rutland to Whitehall
sud Ssratoga, arriving IN Whnehal next
morning m season toi the pa ket boates snd
iot III. Steamboats, on the lsEN Alsos stage
leave. Rutland evev Tne>dN Thutsdsd 4
Saturday for Manchester, Beumngton and
1i"r srivlug at l"Y sane ''' '''' Pc
Sr.c lrf,Ns X and eNciy upr. .u.. LAY
eIocpIedl tor plus'otd, Brandon Nlddlebury
and Burlington A conveyance D.. m rcadi.
ns"N sl times or passengers tnmRutland
tu Cir-udop Springs
peopl. procuring ucks's IN Albany orTroy.
NJ r'e stage off G. viii insure a seat m the
above lino Of stages from Rutland to Wood.
stock, Hanover lla,eth"., or any OF tie ..
tore named place.
I'm, route j. FURNISHED with csveful and
sccommods divers and good Teams 4
Coaches, Eitrss furnished on short no.
u-r
LTAH BagPds, at n. rJL III, Gunner.
r. RICHARDSON'S j ! Propuetor'
x BARKER, from Rutland
?. STRONG, TO Haporsr
August 25, lst6. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
KIMON Al

4 KNIGHT would inform tis iucn's.
- customers and nc public generally ihst
he ha, removed from his old stand into ih"
new building doors north OF tia court
house. 90 STAINS. where he has \ suitable
shop md which contains all the necessary
implements, Tot making mems sGd bows
wearing apparel with dispatch IN the most
fashionable sNle, and IN a manner of dura-
bihW (speaking supctauyelD which can
not he surpassed aud which cannot fail but
10 etys satisfaction. to the most skepllcal and
lssldious.
pricei 10 correspond with the man and
Times" Ho has josi received direct from
the city OF New Yo,k. the Spring a. Sum
met fashions, and ~ now ready and prepar-
ed to meet the calls Of his numerous friends
and customers Grateful for past lavors.and
Keep your shop and your shop will keep
YOU" he would most respectfully so.
hcit "a continuation OF the same.
Cuttng for others to make, and warranted
to ft-provided, the Aforesaid oh'rS mako
hem property. Al kind OF pto...c taken
IN payment.
Rrmcr'er : doors north Of the Court
Ilpu,'--up >l.u,- Entrance nolth side OF
ID. p Bells Store.
J /. X earnestly reitetatcs the demand
that those having unsettled accounts with
him Of three wears standing, and owe HIM,
(ss this lenliv - sufficient for the most sdcG
and lawless, must make immediate settle
ment. OF lie will bc under the necessity Of
resoring TO The remedy 40 wisely provided
Tor In such cases. by our able Legislators
Rutlsnd. Nav H. lsi6 2Olf
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M.Arrn IMMEnlATEl.Y

DN tts o., rfitsf ,rsciite 40 inisiNg'
ID r., 49, infatpoas tstHs. ttars -
,,,,ile. ,- ,hs Csr,ge NsIrg Hu,in's'
g. -he.u voot crrou'sremtn ~. 10 g"'
ff,r.hcsncn b. niece si.on
IN. ,ut.cflttt wouIo in'o'u. tls Oh Gus
tras-,rd ~ potlc C'nstsl, 49, ~ So
tsfuruts u cst1 90 tho sbovs tas'nss'
ssttst, ,Dpi.y,' 'fdsn - ,h ptumN'
r,..,nd 10 ~ is,,, - Ne ssusfsCu0r O. h'
ps''ous hi'Nt,ii Nr'lh
F.u ,yrdon. 81, ESQ g-u
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Opinion Of a regular PhgHctdn.
I'rrinr Nc SrnI 20 lGI


This ceufes that | have recommended
The use Of Wislars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases Of the Lungs, for two years past,
and many bottles TO my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. In TWO cases where II was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wllj Cherry effected \ cure.
f.. BoYDEs. Physician at Exeter Conner.
NO QUACkEKl! No DECEPTION
All published statements ol cures perform
ed by this medicine are in every respect tue.
B'udrs Of CouHf,rferiS and Emuahons-
The unparalleled and sstouisi inc efficacy Of
DR. Nisiats Ralsam Of Wild Cherry IN all
diseases Tor which IT is recommended, cur
my many cases after the skill Of the best
physl'tanS was unayaiung, has effected 4
large and Increasing demand tor H. lhis
TACT has caused several uuprncip,yd counter.
letters and lmuators To palm Of spurious mix
lures OF similar name aud appearance, lol
the genuine Ealsam
! BE careful and get the genuine DR Wis.
TAR's BALsAN oT MILD CHrRuY None zen.
/ urns unes signed by BUTTS 80 9,
! al, orders To SETH W FOWLE, Go,..o
''.-. F.r sale .r Daniels NuIan@
s.-,, % Dos, t.l... t..4e Puk.s
CasIleton " Moulloa d Co.. West Pouu
ney A B.ss 4 Co., poulney b. BeaIs
Wells Nhedon & swallow, Pawlet; s.
smith, Dandy corners |. JYai A. Co
Dandy Henry Snonds, Pttlord Warren a
Bios, Brandon, and also Tor sale b,
druggists and agents Throughout New Fog
I4n1. 271y
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STATE or vERNoNTl REuren

STATE OF VERMONT1 REltremem.
Dlstrlrt offsrrha,eu, S.. ID bered hat
al probate court held at Css,ieion within
and for said district, On the 4lh day Of Sept.
A. ID. lsi6
Present, 4 Warner. Judge.
Where as, Minerva l. Mallary. sdminstra-
TN Of the estate OF Caru,us Il Nalarv, late
Of Pouhuey, IN said district, deceased. has
mady application 10 said court, l1r Incense to
sell 49, much Of the real estate Of sad de-
ceased, az vii raise the sum Of s5j7O,6",
for tie purpose Of paying the debit agalns.
Aid estate Ard the charges Of administration
ami setting forth such facts therein, al tend
10 srw HE necsss,iy of SAID sale
II 10 efelvft .Irtrtt lh,t said petit n
ss7' iHf h@sr0q 50. DECISION. Al session
co. .. lt .. o. 8. C,s'..ilh Do
lo"sala Oh lhs hisI u eone,dsy II u-iug NE
an cay Of ooipbet, neIt, ard that noiice
'hef"ol he gwen 10 ell persons interested. by
pub.'-loh u oopY 81 this order ; week,
suoeessvel' ~ ne Ruusnd Head news
paper pnntsd al R0usnd 4 true COW rec
ord - A MARINER. Reri,les
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for CONSUMPTION,

And the best remedy known 10 man tori
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, inhucn2,.C Coughs, Colds Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shorness Of Breath,
pans and weakness IN the side, breast &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

Waxing iour AMI thret 'n.r'N, per cent
iur The wear ending August !. 1910, sad per
certNge 10 be "n the onPInal amount Of pre-
nium note, without reference to sny ennor.s-
ment iot former assessments, ard 10 be paid
TO the Treasurer at hrs Office IN Montpelier
un or before The lilh day Of Ociubet IStN
Icing the Day OF The annual meeting Of nid
Company
A. Usual, a lis, Of psrsnn. insured L. Ire
several towns, With the amount Of ssse1s
m, nts due from earh, respectively. will be
t"tw aTded early in September. To the Reure-
.snsuyss elect 70 the Legislature, by " hou
~. " can se sent The meeting OF the
l|Fi. sture tufu'shrs 20 al cheap ADD con
NruleTl wv by which money csn Re trsus
milsd, ans It u expected that eat b msmb<r
81 the Company from whom s~sss,ment. sr.
Due, vii impro'e me npportuut, thus offer.
81. THE ASSESSMENTS ARE DUF
IN OCTOBER sbd 10 order 10 me-, IN,
hAoiiiies VI ne tcmpsns, must 10 p.,d IN
promptly. The Directors are resolved 70
suiotce Ihs collection 81 all s.s..sm,n,, =,
nsihIng unpaid. Immediately sheT IN, adj
Journu, ct Of ths l@gislstor, and b. hor-t
that nsmheu Of the CAmpsny will ,.,,
them,,l,es both uoubi. aud expense Nv sand
ING on moasy In ueet their ssssssns alta, l.,
tbtit Repvseuistiye.
Them hsrv teen slowe5 the past ,s.
svsu'1 uibe lo.ses. whiyh. win The eIpen.
~ sruhng and ifIete,t pad, ar ont 20 $50
go % The ss1s,smonn f.i t's ys.L {
sno - Psf c6rn r,ts@a So -
7H1RS O., -"-..,
".
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FOR SALE

ruNlE sius 'lc properly Known . the
Il l.onatd & Csrpcn'er F't'oty g.
e,,het~iih msehlnery ], now offered Tor
SAL. Tn. above property n'Huat'd ~ "
town Of li,mpon, Washington county \
Y and 70 on the great thorooghhfe run.
mig from Whn-h.l to Rutland, beng
az mila rom WhHthsll. a, which plae.
good. can b. received and shipped
J u BEANAN
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Pulmonary ORGANS,

A very important disease over which this
Balsam exerls powerful influence, is that
Of DISEASED LINE Err.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eiiicaclous than any remedy hitherto
employed, and IN numerous instances when
pa,lehls had endured long and severe suffer
lnC 'fnm the disease, without receiving tn
= benefit from various remedies, tu' "h"
Mercury has been reSorted to IN VAIN, the
use Of this Balsam has restored the Liver to
health, acuon, and in many instances ef-
footed PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed to produce the de-
sired ellect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
FIRE FIRE.

THE members Of the Vernon, Mutual Fire
Insurance COMPANY are hereby nuuhed
that tho following assessments have besn
made by The Directors on ali notes IN iurce
on The dsvs following. to wit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

" HAWKES. oonunues TO irsuts IN s.,d
CorpanI ., is'' is.s' thls hsr.to'ore-.s..
ihsn 49, CHER company ln 80 FRsIand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

~. JUN LoNG,ol ft,.
external appuoouuuiomar
''t the ht'' time introduced III.
States,
The great fame o'll,,m...
i"ine has rtccct,l f.A,W"l,
following cNtrac, rtc. TOWN ,.. A.
tcllgcuort, Nul. :. n4c IL.
itoduccd to show Tie r.,... .'
mauon IN which ST lor...
held, not ou,,'v 3D., t....
iatr, =" ....
t.t.N.
Medical Soc,, l.t. ...
ldumeut cmpu.,,u D., d.,
John Long, Which at ore nm.
small controversy wI,htcs.e,..
virtues. 1t was known TOM,
bctS, that ,lhc dealt Of tIa,a,.
Ctet NJ the compassion Va, ..,. y
nous sum o. IlU.CW' .suu..
employed tic lJtIhct, pre-, d."
during the last wear, and ....'
consequent on IT. aryI,a.,r -...
founding The phenomena w..
tho us, of /, a,, ,nr,,,.
h,!de, and nrc ,G.,. 49,.
those who cmpluy the remct,
col hy MANY nt,ho ,,.'..'.. ma
/ TIE oppe,,,,rc ~, NE,
,cdross nm nnp mani ,rra s''" ',p
when uniformly tuhtcI-u.,,..
can, L,,ng aIvnys J,,,.r.
Lo,I ,rG n,,, ,l,c.,,,..
,,,,I ''f .'1s
o On,h, con,jru,,,..,,
.nu,. ,,,,o ia, ,,.,,,,..i.a '-'' y,
pcc ,,ry,rr :, ,oI', 49, '' M
unhr,Lsn f-iu
4 ~, bo,l,,, ofh,5...
continued action ot ue Ie.,,.,-
Tho uuanswer,hl, ,c>,,n.... t,..
mrs, ,mporIoDt external trr,., Il
h.ol,u, y,rr,. arc a.. Lad
uost trd,nu. ,r......
,be hum,n frame !. .ul,sr,--...
u,nh,n,lv so I'm all th,.c ,o,,..
disease. vl.,b dcly alike ,,.
,.l,.,.,,u and r,,cr ot r,e.,..
tho o,cii,mer, r. or,y .....
lont vessels nj ,Lc nan ,n,.,4
,Lr ,nrl,ca,,nn oC u,s L,,n,.. d..
emo ~ ,ncc,od and tho disease -.
The continued nrpllca,l,nwi, /, 49,.
in ,.sn,edIv n,nduce ,,o,L,,,..'-'
,,c,i, o,.c,. m, no,.toH,,kJ Inn,
v,,h n,e,,,ug ,er,nin,v ,hc r,o,,,, :.
h.a,, and hv ,nn,,n,,nc A.. ,..'-,
,,,i,,od o,d ro,L,d t,,I. .,u
,,.-,..L H., 49,, -
'"", ''''"ut' Wv '"'"' ",'' '.''' .' D"
Wy ''""' '''o s"' az ~ ''' ''.'' ~
an" heieoY e''l'e'N t''u''''c ''' ,'.'.
ulSenSe' ana restoring 'ho pan '"'.S.
usual hea''h'
The following complaints are o. q
which the Linmeni OF 81 JOHN III
most coEsplcuouSIy
Rhetmdh'D. THIS most distress
ease, winch IL so universally pforf.-
SLY cutee IN short Time ny ~. !
few bottles Of the llnlment.
Patsy, OF the legs, arms. hands o.
will be speedily restored to acton N
oughlv rubbing with the lmmerl one b
a time, three times a day.
Iic DOiorcnr. Tins most paint
may be totally eradirated by apo
John Longs Imminent
Lrrer Compliant, 80 tedious and =
ted IN It's nature, wraflug "utthe pate
long gradual scene Of s"tIeuop a"'
- a .I,4I lao tho ~ a. tho
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
THE KINGS OIL

~ Tor all woun,'
w. and Catrlc, ~. .1r,,
H7N sFHAiSs G c s. e e :.
o-azss6u Their 10y the 50. ~ "a ~,
SORE BACK, SORE BREA,'S -
es, &c, &c, and wounds o. ~"
lion-removlng all soreness 80 s. !,
healing Up the worst WOUNDS % -
five DAYS time. ..,.ry
THIS CELEBRATED ~
was prepared by order @ No W.
late KING Vim. ". OF tIt5i mo-
the direction Of Mr. Iou1lr We
English Farmer and us.d By hia 30
Stud of Horses only
DIRECTIONS. ,
DIP a feather m the ca, 40 4
wound or sore twice a d'' 81 I. -.
wounds vet rag ~ The o. 49,
the wound. ..H
\ b. SHAKE the bo,l.e 5s''f
keep well GoIked ,..
AarNrs-W. r.. e. Soddua ~
Slmonds P,usmrd v Ro,', f''
Is Brown, Culungsu.,e Jaa'''
CAsllrion -
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100 BBI.S. MESS PORK.
WILLIAM liAGAR.
T Y PIE FOU n DE r

l. l. + u L y - f. X
No 4s,GoldSl (ucat Fulton) New York
OFFERS for saea large variety Of PRINT
~ lng Types, Borders, Ornaments, Rules,
&c, OF the best maletlals-the type cast by
hand and well finished. which Le will sell
at the following prices, tor approved
paper on credit OF SIX months, or less :
per cent. for cash
Pea, ~ cts. Nnion 8; cts.
Small Plea, - Nonparlel,G6
Long fnmcr SO Agate, IS
Bourgeois, 40 " Pearl, 1870
Brewer, 90 4" Dlamond,l 75 per n.
Printing Ink, Presses, Cases, GsIleys, Com
posing surks aud every sul,le IN the PRINT.
ing line. furnished with despatch at the low
EST prIres 80
Printers Of newspapers, who publish this
advertisement with this note, three times be-
fore the INST OF November, 1916. and send
one OF their papers viii be euuled 10 tie
payment Of tielt bill, on buying four times
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-01-10
For the Caledonian.
Epitome Of War.

\ fair exhibition war in its origin, its
ling condemnation ofthe whole custom as II
piece Of suicidal folly and madness. The
Eurick Shepherd, in his Lay Sermons, tells
the following story quite TO the point.
The history ofcvery war is very like "A
scene once saw in Nithsdale Scotland r
Two boys from different schools met one fine
day upon the ice. They eyed each other II
while in silence, with rather jealous and in
diguant looks, * with defiance on each brow.
What are We glowrin' at, Billy"
Whats that to you, Donnald? I'll look
where I've a mind, nn'hindcr me ifye daur.'
TO this hearty blow was the return; and
then began such n battle! 1t being Saturday
all the boys ofboth schools were on the ice
and the fight instantly became general. Al
first they fought at distance with missile
weapons. such as snow-balls and stones; but
at length coming hand TO hand, they COPIED
in a rage, many bloody raps were given and
received literally.
4 wcntu up to try if | could pacify them; fol-
by this time number oi'little girls had Join
ed the nfiray, and l was afraid they would be
killed 20, addressing one party, | asked
"What are you fighting those boys for? VIVA
have they done to you"
80, nacthing at "A, maun; we Just want tC
gle them guide Ihrashin'-that's a"
My rcmonstrance was vain; at it they went
aircsh; and after fighting till they were quite
eNhauSted,one ofthe principal heroes stepped
forth between the combatants himself cover
ed with blood, and his clothes all torn TO tat
tcrs, and addressed the opposing party thus:
"Wccl, I'll tell you what Wen do wi ye-it
yJRit us aiane, ,ceW let you alane." There
was no more of it; the war was at an end, and
the boys scampered away to their play.
That scene was II lesson of wisdom to me.
thought at the time, and have often thought
SINCE that this trivial affray was the best epit-
ONE ofwar in general that had ever seen.
Kings and ministers ofstate are just set of
grown-up children, exactly like the children
speak of, with only this material difference,
that instead offghting out for themselves the
needless quarrels they sit in safety and look
ON, hound out their innocent but servile sub
Jects 10 battle, and then, after an immense
waste of blood and treasure, are glad to make
the boys condition-"1ye'H lei us d!ane, ,ce'A
let you aLGne.'
Here is the upshot of nearly every war, the
Status quo ante belItm.
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