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District nf Rutland, as.
( bercd that
t pcul probate couit hold it ItutUnd
within 4 inl for said district on tlic 30th day
ui npui, a. u. I Din.
Present, Writ. Hall, Judge
Aaron Rogers Juii., nreutof o( the hit
w..l and testament of Joseph Davis, late of
Danby in aid district, deceased, pin'miinc
10 renocr an account ol Ills adinluutratlon
i f lld estate,
It U ordered that end account ho referred
for examination and sllowinro to the first
Monday bclni' the lit day of June tint
and that acopyoflhis order bo published
three nfoki successively previous thereto
In'ho Rutland Herald, a, new spatter printed
al Rutland, that all persons inteirstrd may
apejr and object to tlin aarr.o, If they aen
cauae. A true ropy of Hrcord,
ml HENRY HAM., RrgUw
State nf Vermont, ) E it remember
District of Hutl.itul, it J J rd lh.it at a Ma
tnd ptobalo court huldcri at Rutland within
and for aald district on tho fib day of May
IMG.
Present, Wm Hall, Judge.
John L. Marsh, executor uf the last Mill
and toallment of Edward Gibson lato of
Clarendon in said district, deceased, propot
lot; to rentier an account nf his adminislra-
linn of sal'l catatu ;
It l ordcird thst laid arrnunt ho lefi'rrrd
for examination, t allowance to tlio first Mori-
day, bring tho 1st day of Juno lie x I, and
that a rnpy of this order he published throe
week successively, prtivious thereto In the
Hulland Heiald.a newspaper printed at Hut
land, that alt persons interested may appear
and object to the same if thoy see cause,
A true copy of record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
VlH ibo subscriber being appointed by
" T the Probate court for tho district of
F.iithaven,cominis'iionersioteccivc,eiiminc,
and adpistall claims nnd dornanda of nil per
amis against tho estate of
Joel Hramiin latt of J'oultnry,
in said district deceased, rcpresoniril insol-
vent, and six months from (lie 2d dav of
April, Inst, being allowod by said court
for that purposo, wo do therefore hereby giro
riotico that wo will attend to the business of
our said nppointrncnt at said Ilcimin's late
residence In I'oullnoy, on tho first Wcdnos
days of July and September next, from ten
o'clock n. m. until ono o'clock, p. m. on each
of aaid days
Elisiia Asiit-tv, ) n ,
Mr,,.Ti!,.., frCotnni.rs.
Poutnuy, May 1 1618 10
sTTTfToT" V 1 51 J"M0NT1T" j iTi t ruu.em
District of Fairhavon.ss. J MJ bored that
tt a probalo court liolden at CaMlelon
within and lor suddistritton the llh clay of
May A. 1). 1610.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas Wm. 0. Kiltrcdgo adminisimior
t it h tho (Till annexed of the Citato nf Juab
Smith lato ofOiwcll, in said district, deccas
od, has made application to said cnu rl for
nn ordor to extend thu timo hcretofoiu given
to pay tho dobls again Mid deceased and
settle tho estate, ono year.
Thcicfiire, It is ordered that said applica
tion ho rclered for hearing and decision to
tho first WodnosJay being tho 3d day of
Juno next, at tho Probate Olfico in Castlclun,
nnd that notice thereof bo givon to all per
sons interested by publication of this order
threo wroUs successively, previous thereto
in tho Hulland Herald, n newspaper printed
at Hulland, that thoy may appear and ob
juct to tho same il thov suo cause,
A true copy of Record, IB
Attct, JAMES A. WARN EH, Register.
STATE OK VERMONT, ) 15 E it ri'tnem.
1) trlct of Rutland, ss. t JJ beted that
at a staled probate court held at Kullnid
within nnil for sani ditlrict.on tho 1st Monday
being tho 4th dny of nay, lhlfi.
Present, Win. Hall, Judge.
Whereas Robert Picrpoinl, administrator
do bonis nun of thu estate o Alfred Duck
lato of Pittsford, in said district, deceased,
intestate, has this day made application to
said court in writing representing that tho
lit of claims as allowed In- tho commission
ers claimod by tho creditors, to bo yet duo is
about 4130 dollars, that thero are no assets
in his hands, that tho sale of a part ll not
all tho real cstato of and deceased is ne
cessary for tho payment of said debts, tho
expenses nf administration and thai a part
there"! annot bo sold without injury to those
interested and therefore praying said court
to grai.t him nc'ni' to sen all of tho real
restate except thu widow's dower including
the reversion thereof, mid real estate was
inventoried as "homo farm estimated to con
tain about 100 acres including the widow's
dower with tho buildings thereon, mountain
lot ostlmated to contain 75 acres, a leased
lot of school land containing 15 acres, and
1-2 of slip No. 29 .n brick meeting house."
Thorcfore, It Is Ordored lint said applica
tion bo referred (or hearing and decision
to the first Monday being the 1st day ol
Juno noxt, and that a copy of this order
bo published three weeks successively, pre
tious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a news
paper printed at Rutland, thai all persons in
terested may nppcar and give bonds for tho
pnymcnt of said debts nnd oipcnses or oth
erwise object to the granting of aaid license
if they see cause.
A true copy ofrcenrd.
Jj9 HENRY HAM,, Register.
HAN AWAY.
ON the troth inst. Alexander Harlow, a
minor, absconded from tho sorvicc of
the subscriber, to evhoin ho was bound as
an indented apprentice All persons are
cautioned against giving him credit or in any
wise harboring or employ inc him
SETH SMITH.
Hanson, Apn. 21, Ifllfl.
STATE OF EH. MO NT, J nKii".
Distlict of Fairhavan, ss. J I) bcrcd that
at a probate court liolden at Oasllcton in and
for jaid district nt, the 16th day of Xpnl,
1 ft ttl. Present A Warner, Judge.
Seneca Field, administrator of thu es
tate of Samuel .Hams late nf Wosthavcn in
and i'i. :. ', deceased, having undo applica
tion to said court to extend tho lime hereto
fore limited for P)ing tho debts against said
estate ono year
It Is oidered that said application bo heard
by said court on the first cdnesday in Jui.o
next at me t'louate iillice in Uastleton, and
notice thereof b given to all portona Inter
ested by publication of this ordor threo weeks
successively In the Rutland Herald a news
fiaper printed atltullsnd prnvioiia thereto that
lbT uUy appear and object to the tame if
they im cauasr;
A true copy of record. n
Attutt JAMKS A.WARNER.Reglster.
MJ8S 8. FISK.would respecfully inforra
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And tho best remedy knutvn to man lor'
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llronchitis, Intlucnra.Conghs.Colds, Weed
ing of tho Lungs, Shortness of Dreath,
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1 ami all other disease of thn
Pt'I.MONAKY OUCANN,
A vprv important disease over whirh this
llalsam exerts a powerful influence, is that
of a DISEASED LlVl-.H.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more efficacious than any remedy hnlirrio
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long nnd severe suffer.
inc fiom the disease, without receiving lliu
least benefit from various remedies, and w hen
Mercury ha been resorted to in vain, llio
uso of ibis Il.tlsam has reslored tho Liver to
a hoalthv anion, and in inanv instanres ef
fected PERMANENT CURES, after evr-v
knew-n remedy had failed to produce the de
sired elf'ct.
(hiinxon of a rrsuhtr VUyurinn.
Evelnr, Me . Sept. 30, 1815.
This cnrtifie tliat I lnvo riicoiiunpiidt'd
llio use of Wintar's Ilalsam of Wild Cherry
for disease- of tho Lungs, for tw o years pist,
it il many bottles to mv knowledge have been
used by my pjlients, nil with beneficial re
sults. In two cases wliero it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a euro.
E. JloMirN, Physician at Exelrr Corner.
NO QUACKERY' NO DECEPTION "
All published statements nl cures perform
ed by this medicine are in every respect tnic.
linear' of Counterfeits ami mitalums
Tim unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of
Dr W isiar's Ilalsam of Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which it is reenrninendoi., cur
ing many cases after the skill of ihe best
physicians was unavailing, ha effected a
large, and increasing demand for it. Thu
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lc Iters and imitators to pilm oil spurious mix
tures, of similar name and appearance, lor
ihp genuine Halsam.
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nev ; A Illiss cj Co., Ponllucy : II. Heals,
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Dinliy Hpiirv Siiiionda, Pillfonl: Warren &
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druggists and agents throughout New Eng
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V LIJAllLE REMEDY.
II UN T'S I. i N I M I". N T.
rPIILS Celpbratod IvMprnal remedy lor iho
euro of Rheumatism, crarnp.c, nfluctinns
nf'tho Hpine, pains in the I a k and ehesl,
Kwellfil limbs, croup, ague in the (ace, toolh
achn, spr.iins, bruises, issues, unceraled
sntov, salt rheum, sore llito.it and quinsy,
weakness in tho nnklos, nervous die.iMes,
c-onlrarticin of tho muscles, burns, corns, and
frosled feet, is now almost nnic er.sally ark
niiwlndgcd to bo onu of llio wondors ol ihe
world, and tho best external remedy now
known : and as a proof of tho great celebri
ty winch tin remedy has ntlsined.thc follow
ing ecrtificite, from gentlemen of thu high
est respectability, is olfiired. There has
never yet been di' covered an oxtrtml remo
dv which hns proved mi universally hiiries
lul in all ciimcs where ll had been applied :
I'ncn 5(1 ccnls per botlle; hold in Hull. mil
Co., by Chipman ft McEtv.in, Chipm ins
L Hiding. D. R. Harbor. Honson; H. S. Ariu
strnng, West Haven. C. M. Hrn'vn, Co.,
Dinby; Lapham .V Vail, South Walliugford;
I). II. Sahin ,t Co., Wellington!. Jones .t
Dow, Shrew hburv. Vail cV Oris, Mnldlelown,
S. Mear, East Poultne); E. Jamie.son .V
Co., Castlotnn. D. Morgan A: Co., West Rut
land; S. 1). Winslnw, Pitlsfoid; Warren A'
Hli.s. nr.indon, D. P Hell, Rutland; and I ,
llio Druggist nnd .Merchants gcncrall thro',
out the State. 7:3rn
GEORGE E STANTON, Sing Sing.
CASH PAID FORjC'OAL.
THE Subscribers arc wishing lo contract
fur Hard Wood Coal, to the nmouut of
101) 000 buslielslo be di.livurcd at the
Fdirhavin Iron Works.
DAVEY &CUSI1.MA n
Fairhaven, March 27th., 1810.
NEW 'I'A I LOIU rT EST A 1 1 ,1S H-
MENT.
PMrlll'GIIS A: W. W. MrrAI'LTail
or would reKtjertfullv inform the in-
hab tants of Rutland and vicinity that they
have located themselves in the Masonic
Hall with the intention of carrvini: on the
Tailoring business, wIimo by strict atten
tion lo business t li it y hopo lo receive a libe
ral share nf patronage.
All work entrusted to their care will be
dono in the best manner and with the great
est despatch.
All orders for cutting stricll) attended to
and warranted lo fit if properly made up
Rutland, March 21, 1810.
13 tf
OR TO LET. ffi
flMIE subscriber will sell or let the fjrm
1 no w occupied by Mr 'Oilman Stanard.
iltunril threo miles north of Catlclori il-
lage, containing about one hundred acres of
land, a good dwelling house, threo barns, and
other out buildings, together, with a good
Sawmill, which can always be supplied with
log! in abundance. Also, one undirided one
fourth of 27 acres of Cedar and Pine Swamp,
situated in lliitibaiclloii,,onu mile north of
said I.irm. rayric nts made to suit thv pin.
chasfr. JOHN CAIN
Rutland, Dec, 5, !RI5. f,j:,f
STATE OF VERMONT, i T?Ei7ren.
District of l-airhavcn.ss. J J- hcrcd that
at a ptobato cour. holdeu at Castleton with.
in ana lor taiu uisinci on ttio Uli day of
Slay, A. u. ibiu.
Present. A. Warner, Judge.
l-.llslia Al'enl executor of iho estate of
atlian Siauldin late ol I'awitt n Iaj(j
trict, deceased, proposing to render an ac
count of ids administration of said estate.
It la ordered that aaid account U referrtd
for examination and allowance to thn Tint
Wednesday in June next, and that a cony of
LI. 1 - I. i.i- I I .1 , I J
tui uiusr in puuiiaucu nireo wnm success
(rely previous thereto In the Holland Her
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persona interestedjmay appear and.object to
Uie aame if the see cause
A true copy of Record,
10 Attest, Jamu A. Waai, Register
mi
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
I'm,! for the Original Recti cf the
ci. i.F.miA Tfin uxiMwr
Ol NT. JOHN LONG.
'PHIS most wonderful remedy of Ihe late
L St. JOHN LONG, of England, for the
external application to many diseases, is now
for the first timo introduced into tho United
Stairs,
The great fame of this mostlmportant med
icine has preceded it, as will bo soen by the
following extract taken from the Medical In
tolligenrcr, vol. 2, pngc 1112. It la here in
troduced to show the public, the gloat esti
mation In which St. l,ong'ii Liniment was
held, nnt only by the people of England at
large, but also by the Afediral Faculty there.
"Dr. Macreight called tho attention of iho
.Medical Society to thn composition ef the
Liniment emploved by the celebrated St.
John Long, which stone lime, exnicd, no
small controversy with rospcrttoits imputed
virlurs. ll was known lo most of the mem
bers, lint al the death of that person, the se
cret oflhe 'inposiiioti was sold for the enor
mous si., o! XT 0,(100' (50,00(1.) Ho had
employed llio Liniment pretty extensively
during the last year, and lound the rcsulu
ronseipieiit on its application, perfectly as
touniiiiig ! The phenomena winch lollow.s
thn use of it aro nu ll as will astonish the be
holder, and are often deemed miracrlous by
those who employ ihe remedy, and paradoxi
cal by many of tho profession. 'I hey wero
1. Thu nppearani o of a greater degree of
redness no uiio part ol' the skin than nnotliur
when unlfirmly rubbed this peculiar red
spot bring nlways ilirectlv in tho neighbor
hood, mid over the part where tho disease is
ocatc d.
2. On the continuation of the rubbing for
some time, tho oo'.'ing of a ll u I tl Irom the sur
face, varying in color, the ctiticlo remaining
unbroken.
3. Thu healing of the dtspasn undor the
rontintied action ol the Liniinonl." Surh is
thn unanswerable! testimony in favor o I this
most important external remedy' Its all
healing virtues an- displayed in many of the
most tedious and uliMinnteatleclion.c to w hich
thn human fratno is subject and most tri
umphantly so, in all those internal, obscure
diseases, which dcly nllko the skill of the
physician and povvor of meln inc. It is by
the excitement ol a new ai-iinn in the e.ha
lent vessels of ihe part all'oclrd, induced by
llio application of tins Liniment, tiiat the
cuiu is aliened and llio disease removed
The rnritiniied application will, if persevered
in, assuredlv product' a peculiar rcdneis di
rectly over thipartaflrrtid, thus pointing out
witli niiPiring certainty tint primary so.il of
disease, and by continuing the rubbing, the
vitiated ami morbid fluids will be seen lo
orei; through iho skin, and pass off hiscim
hi y from the nrlacn by the i!halent vessels,
and hereby entirely eradicate thr cause td the
di.sease, and restoring llio part airectecl to its
usual health.
Tho following complaint!) are those in
which the Liniment of Si. John Long act
most conspicuously :
Riei.rimirw. This most distressing dis
ease, which i so iniivors.illy prevalent, is ea
sily curee in a short timo by rubbing in a
fow bottles of the liniment.
'alj, Of the legs, arms, hands, or fare
will be speedily restored to anion by thor
oughly rubbing with the liniment one hour at
a lime, three limes a day.
Vic Dotorcux. This most painful malady
may be totally eradicated by applying St.
John Long's Liniment.
.reer Complaint, So tedious and protrar-
tml Ml lit' tinturo, U't'iriit,, nut lltr. pntu,,,, ,y a
long gradual scene of suflering and sorrow,
is Mion alleviated by tho uso of the lii intent,
and when pcri verod in its continued appli
cation is ultimately cured.
White Siccfiri't. Those painful ailections
are cured by this remedy without any of those
diMMrons ami inisiomty distortions which
always attend these alfectioni, M) long a rc
proai h to tho snoncn of medicine.
Stiff Jainti, Aro rendered supple arid lim
ber by thoroughly rubbing in thu liniment
four or fivo times a day.
Al'scs'is. Of all kinds, aro speedily hint'
In ahea-1. ,.,.1 if taken in season aro cnliruly
prevented
Dropiy in the Chest or lliarl. So efTerlu
allv cured by daily and constant application
to llio chest of this invaluable remedy. In
all dropsical diseases its effects are most as
lonishing. J'anit in the Side, Rncl.or Ilrrnst. Tlie.se
troublesome ailections, so tedious to be borne,
are totally elisiipatcd by tho u.so of a singlo
bottle.
Attltma. This hitherto most inveterate
complaint, is greatly relieved by dally rub
bing with tho liniment, and il of long stand
ing, is ultimately cuied with constant rub
bing, and wearing next to the chust a ilaniiul
cloth wet in llio iinimeiit.
JUuiivs and Sprains, However sevcru arc
immodiately relieved, and all soreness and
stiffness removed.
iYcri-niM Complaints, Arc immodiately
soothed and quieted by tho virtues of tins
remedy, and their tendenry to return greatly
lessened and all Intornal Swellings, of ev
ery natnro ar banished like a charm, with
the operation of this Liniment.
Agents W. E. C. Stoddard, Rutland;
II. Sunonds, Pittsford; V Ross, Ilrandnu ,
W. II. Hrown,Cuttingsville; J.nuieson it Co;
Caslloton.
U Pmrr. 25 rt id.
A H YW II. iT y!h : 'sT iw.rT
SEAVER'S Joint and AVrer l.inttnent is
not only the brst ntlirlu that ran be
used for Rheumatic- reflections, Utilises,
Vprains, and Lameness of all kinds, but is
the most perfect and lasting cuto that hag ev
er been discovered for the very troublesomo
complaint, Chtlldaint. No inconvenience
whatever attending its application. The
mnst inciedulous may be satisfied by trying
one bottle, which will cost hut 25 com. In
all cases whore an citcrnal application is
needed, ll has proved itself highly valuable,
as may bo seen by ilm follor-ing certificates.
Tho unde rsigned, having tmdu use of
Seaver's Joint and Nerve Linimont, either
in our families or on our own persons, and
finding it t be llio best remedy without ex
ception that we have ever used, f ir tho cum
plaiats for which it in intended, would recom
mend it to our friends and the public goner
ally, believing that those who are ulilicted
with any of theso complaints will find relief
nunc use nf this valuallo medicine H. T.
White, Rutland ; Pock U Spoar, Druggists,
Jluriington; George Morton. Williaton; Hi
ram Hopkins, Rutland, O. Cook, Rutland.
For Mrimafn: affections, y'ruin, Drums,
c- I most cheerfully recommend it to llio
public, aa I can speak from experience, hav
ing made use of it in many inatancea in my
family for thoabovecornplainu. D.L.Paict.
Rutland, Sept. 5lh,lSt5. ' 37 0m
W. F.. C. SicHldard. Agent for Rutland;
Jonc. A-Dow, Cutlingsville , S j, W)na
low, Piti.ford. . Ro.i. UrandontJ. II,
Huntley, Saliebuty; W. P. Ru.sell.Middle
bury. Peck & Spear, Uurlington: S. K,
Collins, Monipelinr ; and druagiat and mer
chant geoerally. Reed, W'tns & Cutler,
51 Chatham r'reet, Iloston. wholeaale agenta
Pri-foraled Card IloardT"
AN EW supply, for tale by STOonaan.
M -April. 17
F. HROWN'S.
SAnSAPMltI.I AND TOMATO HITTERS
The above Is acorrccl likenesa of a pcraon
i lie above Is acorreci nucnesa 01 a pcraon
hat has been cured of a bad humor of long
landing, by using HROWN'S RAHSAPA
ULLA and TOMATO lll'I'TEHs. Who
that
stain
Hit
will or can have the least iioiitii tint ttio a
hove medicine is thu best article now in use
for the following complaints, allot reading
llio following rprtllicatca.l Had humors,
dispepsii, jatindirc, costitenoss is cured by
them in a short time, alter all other inedi
cines havo failed. Give them .1 ttl.il and sat
isfy yourselves of thu truth uf the abuvo as
n-rtion.
Ilu stiro and nlways asl. for Hrown's, as
there are Imitations, and counterfeits sold,
winch is no moro Iiko the genuine w hich is
prepared by Frederick Drown, than cold wa
ter Thcfo excellent bitters will bo found a cer
tain cur6 in all rases of incligesllnn or ells
pppsia, jaundice, loss of appetite, general tin
bilitv, famines. and sinking of llio atomach,
lowiiess of spirits, costivciicss.tlciermiu.ilioii
of blood to tho he.nl, pain in tho snlu and
limbs, c'larrha', weakness, Hiyiiness, cutane
ous eruptions on tho face and nock, Iheclic
fever, night sweats, nervous anil sick head
ache, aridity ol stomach, billions affection,
piles, and iii&ll diseases caused by impuri
ties of the blood, this debility of llio system,
or the unhealthy slate of the stomach and
bowels.
Thry are also exceedingly efficacinu in
resloring constitution!, broken down by sed
entary employments and havo been extensive
ly used by clergymen, editors, c lerks, suam
slresses. anil numerous others whosu health
has been injured bv confinement and closo
application, with the happiest results. They
restore! tho action of the stomach, increase
the tuanlity of blood, and impart to the wan
and emacinled .system oflhe invilid tho vigor
and glow of truo health.
These bitters are warranted to bo a purely
vegetable compound nnd mark this, thov
can never do the loasl injuiy in any case
wh ilevcr.
They are kepi by many persons as a fami
ly medicine, and havo been given to the
youngest children, on account ol llio mild,
ness ol their operation, with euellcnt ef
fect. Posloffiep, Egnrtown, Mass, May, 21, 1815,
Mr. F. llrown Sir, Will you havo the
kindness, to onward mo by thu schooner, En
ergy now 111 lloslon. al Central Whaif, op
posito .Uosxrs Howies ,J Fisher's store mx
doon Imltles sarsapanlh and Tomntn Hit
lers. A captain of a ship bound 011 a Cape
Horn voyage, wishes more than I havo now
on hand to supply him with. I therofurc
send this to bo mailed in New Hedfortl. so
that you can solid them up by tho Energy.
Should 1 delay .sending tho order until to
morrow's mail, it would bo too lato to send
by the Energy. Ily complying wijh tho a
bovo request, you will oblige
Yours roHpcetfhllv,
HYLVANTS L. I'E.lSE, IV Al.
IHere is another rcrommendatnn from .1 well
known captain of a ship, which sails from
Fairliaven, Mass.
Cap'.ain Joseph Holly, of tho whale hhip,
says iirown'.s sart,apanlla and I oinato Hit
tors, aro iiivnluabli! to all seafaring men
I liny should never bo wilhuut it. No mr li-
c 1 lit is like it, or nail as good in diseases
winch sailors are liable;
lo, pariicularlv elrs
oases biough on by living a long time on
salt pros isieitiM. I havo used il on my la.u
vnyago, and do know from experience on
myself, scurvy it almost 'immediately cured
by it. Take my advice, and ncvor goto sua
without om; dozen bottles of Ilroivu'.s Sarsa
parllla nnd Tomato Hitlers being or board
your ship.
HEAD AND 11EL1F.VE
A person is very apt to say, wc of course
.' "uld recommend our own modirinuin pref
erence to any other For fear that rrmaik
may be Aaid nf me, I havn thought it proper
to subjoin a few certificate!! nnd letters from
our agents, and persons of the first respecta
bility, and those that are best known in the
towns where they reside. Do no t.ikn my
word for it, lint Ptiquirn for youraelvos; you
will find all that I havo said is true. I can
publish hundreds, hut I think the followine.
which 1 have selected from dilluienl parts of
1110 country, are; suilicient to aatisfy tho
prejudiced mind.
My agent at Haiti, Mo., Mr A. G, Pago,
sent 1110 thu (oUowini; a few days since.
Hath, name. May 28. 1 R 1 1.
Mr F. Hrnwn, Dear str Having tes
ed tho valuo of your 'Sarsapanlla and
Tomato Hitters, I takn pleasure to give you
the facts of my caso (or your own satisfac
tion anil the bonefit of others. I havo been
suffering with tho erysipelas humor in my
side, causing my hand anil arm to sw ell very
much, nnd to ho painful at the same time,
and for somo weeks previous, have been
troubled wiih a weak stomach . most of my
food has hint mo, and there lias been a sin
gular f.iintness at the stomach, winch has
been increasing, and caused mo much diffi
culty. A ftor 1 commenced taking your Ru
lers. I could perceive a gradual and mime
diilo relief, and would iccommrnd 'it with
much confidence! to these wlio aro troubled
with such complaints,
.Yours truly, Wm. DON NELL,
Hath, Maine, June, 1, Ifil 1. I
Mr F. llrown, Dear sir 1 have for anino
time pa.sl, suffered much from tho jauiidiro !
and dyspepsia at the slomarh, loss of appc-'
lite, ami tumble and pain from the least sim
ple food, with pain in the head and sides, a
slight cougii, general weakness and debility
and weakness of the system. After using a
number of medicines w ithout any relief I was
induced to try your Sarsapanlla and Toma
to Hiltera. I lecoivedjrniinidiatc relief from
the use of one buttle, and I feel gratified for
tho great relief I havo roccirrd, and I would
recommend it to all others who aie suffering
from similar uiinreier. 1 ours truly,
VUl'.ni-MIIfk 11 Kit AW
a all i, ,i, ,i...u.. mnmi.
l,1 inedtrina In thn .,.. tr V,..,!..irk
Drown, 08 Wasingtnn st. Hoston.
AGJ'.N I b. Luther Danielt. Itutland
Jones eV Dow, Cuttlngiville :
F. Jamieson,
Castleton ; W. Moulton fi Co
West Poult -
not ; A llliss, I oultney : I) lins, rus ;
Wheadon if Swallow, Pawlel i Smith,
Dauby 4 corner ; J II Vail .J Co. Danby .
II Simonds. Pittsford ; Warren A: llhst,
Ilrandon, and for sale also bytdruggista and
... i . a is t 11? il
anno nree! scents rrencranv. J'r ce one 1 o .
ar a bottle.
27 ly
PIANO FOIITE TUNING.
PIANO Fortes, and Organs tuned and
regulated'in tht beat manner br
WM PEASE.
Dec. 1815
1'HE KING'S OIL.
I710R all wnutids on.Hnot,
and Cattle, surh as
lIRrisns.CtTS.FlSTTLAS
SPRAINS, CORKS, gall,, t
ther bv the Saddle or (', ,..
SO'RE HACK, SOKE ltREASTS.Scraiv
es, tic, iVc , and wotllids of 1 vrtv elfsrr ,
tlon removing allsotcnrss ami silliness. n
healing up thu worst wounds 111 Irom ehi.to
five elavs time.
THIS CELF.11RATEI) REMEDY
was prepared by older of His Majcstr,i).(
late King Wm. IV. ol Great Ilritam. umiir
the dltoction of Mr- Yotiatl, the fcleliraitij
English Faimer and used by linn in the Ib ul
Stud of lloracs only.
DIRECTIONS.
Dip a ffialhct in the Oil, and apply tn:!(
wound or sore twice a day, or in iinflt
wounds wot a rag in the Oil, nnd bind it cs
the wound.
N. II. Shake the botlle before using ui
keep well corked.
. w 1.' r C..I.I...I p. .,i...t t.
AUKrT!! " . It ' . .JUMtu.iiu, Miiii.iiit., 1:
Slmonds, Pillsforcl. V. Ross, llratidm..
I). llronu, Cuttlngsvillc; Jauuosun A (
Castleton.
THEVEGl.TAIILE Pl'LMONARY IU1
SAM.
IS probably almost without a aralUl
having during a trial of nearly 20 vnr
fully maintained Hip high tepulatlon wl.
it lias .irnuiri'il for coiiMimpthe complin 1
ntul all diseases of the 'ung' and chfit '
has been used pioliabTy Wllh t"(i"
success than any otlirr atticle kpopp. ,
many physicians who havn had an nppm
nlty ol witnessing Us highly .saltllarv eliir-e
do not hesilalo to recoiiimmid it as a V
cnmenient,, and veiy eificacious mrr'i, ,
cqti.il is not superior to any other rrn
lion for the abovn complaints witLm i;f
knowledg, and one which has seldom c .
appointed the reasonable expectation ed tU 1
who have used ll."
The proprietors cannot descend to 1
present unblushing style of ailvrttiing
lararticles.lt is too well know 11 lo rt'i 4 e je ,
such course, and they would mrp-h in
llioso wlio wish for further coliftnn itmu ,
Its .superiority to thoso wlio hive tin,1
nnd lo the numerous ccrlilicatus nt pi .,
cians and olhnrs attached lo raili bnul, -Tht!
vegelalile Pulmonary Halsam us 1
tunny tears tho only ailiclo known vs li
nionary Halsam. lis great rrlebr'rtv
guru rise to n great many spurious .in, .
which, by partially assuming the ti in r "
genuine, and being put up so as to n ni ' .
it as nearly as possil lo, are often f n1..1 1
nn Ihe publir lor the truo nrtitlr In
these are 'Carter's Compound I', i- : n
Halsam,' 'Ameriran Piilmonan l! i. nr..
'Vegetable' Pulmonary) Syrup,' 'IV.u. ..an
Halsam,' 'Indian Pulmonary Hal.sam.' '11m
ter's Pulmonary Halsam,' Ac. lUarr
all of them, Enquire) lor the anit .. 1 1
whole name, ihe EG ETA HLF. Pt'I.MrN
AHY HALSAM, and be sum ai.d pel t
true article, prepared by Ri.i.n, Wim .( 1 1 ,
i.rn. Wholcsaln Drcggtsts, 5 1, Cliall u.. i
Hoston, and see tliat it has tht; writlrn
nature of Wm. Jon'n f -utlor, upon a ye!.
label on llio blue cmrlnpe. Eac h be,: .t
and. seal isj stninped ' Vege table! l'u'.in
ly Halsam." For sale by diiiggi-ts .
country mi'rcharits generally.
I'm bile in Rutland by L. DamtU K
N. II. Dti'ri
X e c I a l I c It a I t a m i r
KLIXIH.
r II K Great Northern Itemed) mr ( 01
A Colds, Hleeding at tlio Lungs, Hrm.i
is, Night Sweats, difficulty of hroathii.."
all otlirr disoiscs of llio Lungs, whul,
incipient stages ol ttio t oiisiiinptiun a '
evidence 01 which can no loiiinl in tliti m"
r.il sheets and pamphlets in tho hands of t
genls, stniio of which ate occasional! 1
llslieil in another part of this paper
CURTIS Ar SMITH, St. Albans Vt
Only wholsaln Agents, by whom Agents rr
bo supplied in any part uf thu I'mon, if
tho best terms.
Sold bv especial appointment, I'V W '
C. Stoddard, Rutland ; II. Morgan. Jr W
Rutland, V. Ross, Hrandoii; E. Jaimr
Castleton ; C. Walker. Unison ; Ui! ' "
tis, Middlclown; N. W. Saw yer, 'l lnmn "'
II. Simonds, Pittsford; Hall l Parker, Hr
pinion ; C. C. lllopsom, W. Poullnrv ,
by aoiiie respectable dealer in the ennrti
K I'i
STliAAI-HN ilNTfANiT HUILKK
iMANrrAcroio'.
THE subscribrr hating n.inIrif! It
new and oxlonsito MACIIIM': viln'
is now prepared to manufacture on an ur
proved plan, Steam Engines, Irom I '" '-'
horse power, and lloilcrs of the UaUi.a'fi :
and wnrkir.anshii.
Strrttn Xtiu ttlttiC n ,tw eonvlltlCtl'
Mill (leers, Shifting, Water Wlm'i '
and Hlowing Cy lunlerH, for furnaces f a.
diameter less than 0 feel, made in the f"'
manner and at tlio lowest prices. A !', I'1
perCallcnders of a superior make and f'i"'
Tnu subscriber lias also a large me' "
modious FFRNACE cnnnrcled w.n "
Mtc.hiiie Establishninni.nhcrn Caurig'
Iron a ml Hronoaro made of any wciB'l"
eireediii-,' fitn tons in onu piece.
lion Planing of any length less thin !
feet, done on short notice nnd on rc.w.i "' "
terms. GORDON Me K O
Uriel, Machine Establishment, in ar t' '
R. Depot, Pittsfield, Mass., Fob. ill.
J 3 rnoi."
NORTHERN CLOVER S!TI
rTIIIE subscriber has on hand one 10.1
I J. Northern Clover seed ol last re1
grawlh perfectly clean and pure fmin "' '
and other foul seed. S. II. LANGJi"
Castleton, March 1, 1 H 10. II ''
LOO.nTEHE.
Ill Ilaikuiii'N
Patent I.afp
HAS done more
for tho eliicaics
II
which it is applicable than anv '""
instrument 111 use. And the snb-cii "
determined to convince tho public lhn
that it be at his own expense. An) I"'
who needs an instrument of the kind, 11
vitcd to call at his houso and ri ce etc "''
trial for two weeks GRATIS, if the 1'" '
already convinced. People are rami : '
to believe reports derogatory fi llii" "'
able Instrument of certain dortois t" f!'
be Intcresied in "Hull's Suprfttrri "'
instruments,) till til
Qkbute oi'i'' ''
K-air HI'"
thisopiKirturiity It hasji
entire satisfaction when tfaBfr iM!iri ur
' dcr tho direction of the neaHlleneei.ar.il " '
1 "J V1" a"c,l "7 certificate r pel1
1.
, terview 11 elejircd, to tlieio facta.
I.-.i
iviil 1m uri U.I ........ i. r ,,n
I.i
"m uj a icrnne -
' '' lenive exrience In their appli"
J HTing a rcry large asaortrnent on b'"'
' a Ue, nJ likewise much impre'
'"""i ' enabled to give all who inav
1 mime sauaiaci on. 1' eui to ra 1 '
or Tuesdays. JOHN H HIHHARD M "
Kutlanrl, Oct. 8, 1815. II
CAST'S TLELAXnS,
H II ANNUM A- SON'S manuf.ctu". '
. superior article for sal br
I). IMIKMv
Rutland, Mirth 10, 18 IS. 11