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White Lead ard Colours.

A LARGE ssppIy OF there articles diret from.
WrraEEit,. & BuoTpsps' u.ai.pfartory, which,
with NIL ohrrs in thr line, sas Oil. Erxhes Var
nis.es, TuriSu,inc, &c. sc. can he hal on ,he mos
rasonahlc terms. at WA. REYNOLDS.
ALSO-ON HAND.
a ca,d <nrrly ef WINDOW GLASS.
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MASYER. PIECE.

being tho complete guide Tor instruction,
in the wholcart OF measuring and cutting
according TO The rarieiy Of fashion and
'tprn.uith Pisies Illustrative Of The sane,
by sroii & Perkins. tsdceessors 10 a. F.
Tagurzs.) reporters Of fashions and tea
cl.ers Of cu,iins garments q, NeW. York
The aborc sysicp can be had with all the
necessary articles belonging thereto if-
application be made % theasubseriber.
j. L. b.
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CLERK WANTED. J.

A.5ouns man. aeqnainsed with ths Mer
caniile business generally. who wsifes i good
hand and can come well recouimepded wiIi
receive . good salary. IS !.
Aiinc addressed 20 &C. y md lei at she5s
post Office q, sun.eryille viii tc attended 10.
Nay l9-l6-E ~
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In Town Council.
NOTICE.

~ VIE proprietors Of Lanier and Green's
i Ferry, givc notice tha. they will Pc
ti,ion TO tho mex, Legislature for rechar-
ter for tho same. e e
Nav 7.-hm
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SUMTER, HOTEI.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends
Il end the public. that he has taken lhc
House formerly occupied byJ. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Exum % q
Hotel In the Town OF Camden. and near
the Cour. House, where no is prepared 10
receive company. aud fiat,ers himself that
those who favor him with their company
will be satisfied with their sccnmmoda-
tons. a. Il. RUFFkN.
May 23.-eo::..f
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LINENS.
a full supply OF
F1.Ssf, Linens.

ALSO-Fine LAWNS and Linen Cam
brio HANDKERcHiEFs. far sale by
CARPENTER & BoNNEf.
April ,.
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Tailoring Establis shment.

= At1SsssU4As, ts -
THE subscriber grateful for the liberal,
share Of patronage received since his
commencement in the fall, hopes by cl,se
and q readiness n please Sll
who may call 10 mcsi, asconainnance Of:
the same. His work viii be exeenfed
with nea.Eess and despatch, and III Tho
most fashionable manner; his prices will
be moderate for cash o. punctnai cusso-
mers.' I s CA
Wanted one or tWo boys from 14 {, To-
years Of age, as apprentices 70 the busi-
ness. ~
J. T. saRAsINGToN.
March 900 81 a
To sA.aoss.
Having becnau.horised osell and teach
the 1'ailors e
MASYER PIECE.
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In Town Council.
w HEREAS. Dogs running at large in
w the streets after dark, arc consider.
ell public nuisance.
Resolred, That il shall be lawful for any
person TO kill such dog or dogs aud that
The Treasurer Of the Town Council be au.
.horiscd 10 pay fifty cents Tor every dog
SO killed when compensation is demanded
By order.
JANIS w. Lang, Treasurer.
Mnv 2i-l7..,f.
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NOTICE.

June .i--10-if.
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"A hiONG the New Works recently re
IA ccived a. the Camden Book Store
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

Nomination Of Gen Harrison. 1t is with pleas
ure We lay before readers the following preun-
Bile and resolution offered 10 the House Of Repre-
sentatives by the Hon. Charles a. NIckliffe and
adopted by vote Of "a to Al. The resolution
was sustained in mastery manner by Mr. Wick
hfe, the mover. 1t viii arouse aud rally The
Wings of Kentucky around the prosecuted Hero
of 1Ippecanoe and the Thames.
We believe the State Of Kentucky is opposed
to the election OF the candidate for the Presidency
nominated By the Baltimore Convention and that
the best interests of the American People aud the
purity Of our political institutions demand oi eve
~ nend of CONSTITUTIONS. liberty, 10 waive all per
sonal predictions 10 the couin. contest tor the
hrst office the g-h OF free people.
Kentucky suucLaers the claim Of her ftyor.le
upon the alter OF the public good, Siih undl-
minlsbed confidence IN his PATRIOTISM and pobic
worth We tender our support 10 one whose claims
a. Statesman and patnOI, hers VI slaies
have acknowledged.
We contend not for men or Tor Office, but for
our Constitution and rs principles. To maintain
Them, We Sill make any ana every sacrifice which
houor aud doty ALLOW. We diseism The r,ght 10
d,ctaie 10 our constituents, We urge them once
more TO a united effort The rescue OF The Consul.
luton VI our country.
Rss,ired. he,ejo,e, BY Tie HoUse Of Rsynseaia
nres Of heaiyoky, That our isIo~ citizen. De re-
que.ied 10 unue with /. the support u sn elec.
tofal tIckel favorable 10 The election Of the vel
tined palnoi and s,slesmsn General WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON. Of Ohio, Tor President ofths
United States.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
NV YoRk MAGKEr. .uarca 8.

Flour Since our last there has been an I'D
vance Of Of IL IL cents ~ Tie pr.ces of Western,
owing to TIE comparative small stock Of this dee
cnptipn. We do not hear OF any change worthy
Of notice 10 Southern. Sales Of Richmond clty
mills afe making At 81, 62 to s7,75 principally
Tor Guy use Iiowafd-sifeet and Geurl clown al
- 30 10 s7,62. RE -four continues to sell
at 80 30. We believe there - Eounng doing ia
Indian meal.
Grdin. There Is no northern or western wheat
% market. We have received several add. IONS To
our previous stock Of foreign wheat and The qOsn'
uty now 10 market lie fully A. COO bUshc d. No Gales
have been nude "a the mills generally are closed
sib zee, Sales OF Jersey re have been made al
vi O3, an impru, eneut at 8 cent?.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
DIR. RELF's PILLS FOR FEMALES

For Obdr"iion, Dsbihir. UgpoctOnarta, Green Sifk.
ness t'idd'nt' and Paipdion IF he heart Bad Die,,
ton L'"hing 81 food aud PAIN, of The Stomach Tho
rs rnriy ana promote ori'k circulation oi the bno
when become sluggish and obsiruc, cd from the 6rcg
Ing disorders, revive tho regular habits Of tho unhealthy
female, whoe 'cky and pall,i coun,enunce become,
animated and resbcn. with tho natural glow of restored
health. They are equally conductive to the health 81
married ladies' EXCEPT case. Of pregnancy or Cop,ump
Ton rhen Mtb hii not b, f1ken. Price Al 30 per box
GTNone are genuine uDiess signed r. KIDDER, on
the wrapper ('oe proprietor aud successor 10 Dr.
wAYO by whom they arc for sale. nj hi. Counting Room
y" %, C"nS 'tr Boston. nnd by hi. special sppoio
neni, by DANIELS < BrLio Rutland; Lew LEWIS
We'll; Niam' Warner & ca I.ulIow
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Albro Anthony. Estate.

p s'f q q R s'r"% BE, l., T%'@. .,ssj
Probate Court held AT Rutland, within and for
sad district, on the frs, Monday. being tho
18th day of March, A. y. 1889.
SALoNr ANTHONY, administrators cf the e.
tate Of Albro Anthony late Of Shc,burne in said
district, deceased, proposing TO render an ac-
count of his administration and present his &C.
count against said estate for allowance
Ordered, That said account be examined IN
court, at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said dis
'rict, on the LIST Monday Of April next ; and
that he publication ola copy Of this order. three
weeks excessively in the Rutland Herald, print
I'd a; Rutland, os soon as may be, shall be SUI
6cicn, notice to all concerned TO appear, II they
see cause, and object thereto.
70 T. IT, HOPKINS Peri,fr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
Gcrshosn Couger,s Estate,

STATE y rsr~o.r, }Rc II wnsmser-d,
D'srici n Rs,is.&. as ID ihu At a .Gisd
Po'bsir Corr held s Rnilsnd, ~ahin Aaa Tor
said fIsi'ic' on The Ga Monday, being the 7sh
da, Of March, A. ID. 1896.
A esftsip instrument N writing undrt sssi
rurporiinr To be the lat wa aud testament Of
Gcr.hom Concrr 81 Dsrbv, w the county ~
Ra'lsnd and State si"r.aid, dee -asrd. being
presented 10 said court, by.w iliam and Enreh
Cone-r th- executor, ,herein named. for probate
and slloeance.
Ord.red, tina, sad vii be referred fr probate
10 cour, To be h,ldeo at the Probate Office in
Rulsnd Within and for sad district, on the first
Monday OF Apcl mex, aud that The publication
ola oopy Of this order, three WEEKS suecr.icel,
in the Ru,lsnd Hash printed At Rutl,nd rs
,oon MS may be, shall be- suGlci.nt- notice to all
concerned to spr-@ IL they see est,s, aad con.
,rst ih'~pfobntc aud allegiance OF saidsNi,l.
"a r. ~. HOPKINS ysgisfsy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
RECEIPTS FROM PUBLIC LANDS.

sbonld he so.cs Of Pubc Lands during Tue rest
of the car bear the same proportion 10 other years
as Is indica ed by the sales in he month Of January
the revenue from the scales of Public Lends alone,
during the present year, 1880 val exceed twenty
seven millions Of dollars.
Shuuld The proceeds OF the Sales OF The Pub!ic
Lands not be distributed, proposed, among the
States, nor the revenue divided 10 syme ether way,
the Surplus Revenue will, IN year from this time
amount, upon reasonable calculation to Fifty Mil
lions of Dollhrs !-.Nat. hLAigeacer.
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scss Be '5, followers ufhr L.tsb o. Crd should
'efese 10 give their ineSsnee 10 The irnpefssec
csn.e
:. Roelre4. Thsi committee o. three be RAJ
scd 10 draw Up memorial TO the I,eEissiore ADD
that DO recommended 10 tho several town and
district Temperance socicies TO take measures lot
procuring rescfal subsc~ ,psion TO such memoir
al bcf1'c Tie session 1T out Lcrisiain'c.
9. Resoircd, Ths; the entire REIMBURSEMENT Of
ell Intoxicating liquors. as beverage. must be the
vousisry act Of caf fellow ciiiyens, and must be
brought sbou, under God chiefly by the exhibition
Of truth and The influence Of example
10. Reso,rcd, That when this oonventicn sd
jpurns IL ADJOURN 10 meet at Wslliugford on We'd
ne.dsy the l0ih insiania al 10 o'clock a. NJ for
the purpose Of forming County Temperance
Society on the principle Of total abstinence from
ell intoxicating drinks.
II. Rssolr,d. That the doing OF this Convention
be published IN The several papers Of this county
and IN TIC Vermont Chronicle
Messrs. Mitchell, Spencer and Flagg wore sp-
pointed u committee 20 report constitution for
County Society a, the adjourned meeting.
Mcssrs. Childs. Brown and Hough were appon
ted Committee under the sth resolution.
Messrs. Kntridge. Hall and Green were reap
pointed the Comfy Committee.
Mr. Adams of Csstoion was tcnppoin,ed the
County Agent for procuring Temperance publ'ea-
lions.
Voted, That The money now remaining IN tho
hands OF the Agent amounting to $40 Oo-bc
allowed hun rs n compensation for his services for
the two pas, years.
Mr. Spencer moved that the several editors in
this COUNTY be requested to publish the letters of
DR.. Edwards on the License Laws and that the
Secretaries transmit the request 10 them, Concur
rcd in.
The Committee reported the following resolu-
ton
Hhreos the Females IN our land deeply inter
es'ed in The success Of the Temperance reiorma-
ton and share most largely IN lis happy effect
Therefore,
10. Rooiccd That this convention deeply la
ment the APPARENT apathy manifested by this por-
ton of the community in lending their active intiu-
cnce on the side of temperance.
Mr. Brown moved tina, the resolution be adopted
and printed in the Vermont Telegraph. Adopted
without debate.
Mr. Davenport of Brandon here rose and said,
that perhaps the resolution just passed might be
deemed BY some reflective upon the females OF
thst place, and that if he was in order he would al
ledge, in Justice TO them tho series Of meetings
now holding there, as a reason for their nb-en :e
from this convention. IL was not through apa-
thy, as far as they were concerned.
The chair remarked that @ was disappointed m
the result Of tic gcntleman's obsers a'ious. lie
was in expectation that the gentlemen about
To move a vote of thanks TO those toLo C,d ducnd.-
That would have been IN order.
The convention Was closed with prayer by Prot.
Tough. Adjourned
JAMES d. BUTLER President
NATHAN r. SrHseuE, y. p,e,a,,,,
HaDLEv PRocroR,
DANrfL RoBRRTs I >.c,o,,,cs
+. W. HoPKINs,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY. .H.3RCH 8, 1896.
NATIO ~ AL TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Of Ohio.
For Vice President,
FRANCIS GRANGER, Of New York.

VAN BuRES AN AsrIaisoS! OF all the i"ush"he
humbuss We have noticed since the commencement OF
this huubuy administration, believe u VIII be admit
ted on all hands that the ,or Of Ba,oer, Eaton aiiet
Co demonstrate that Martin Van Bu-en Always was
and row true blue aniimason. caps the climax al
least step further, tina; Andrew Jackson, Grand has
ter Of the Royal Arch Chapter oihe l. 6. also good
anfi--and i, would be complete. Perhaps ofour
readers will hardly eredit this sedged manifest sbsurl
tybut they have only 10 look into the Free Press for
few weeks past and they will lie convinced. Our saga
oons M'jiebury editorial conurer will yet become
famous for political miraculous operations and diseo,e-
es, asthe late Prophet Msha. for hi. wonder workings
IN the NOR Al and RELIGIOUS world.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
REMARKABLE CURES.

gentleman uesr Greenfield writcs:--"li he, orrcl
Corn which hr years had caused me inconceivabo
pain and trouble (afer trying varou. other remedfc,
aud havnc received such relief self advise slhow.
ever obtlina'c the complaint. TO make trial fis 'on
Corn Plaster and have doubt they will son be i.
ready 10 express their gratitude NJ nm."
M Agent, in writing for fuhcr -ppy of the sihion
Corn Plaster observes have made sale II all
me, and find the article TO lie all il profe-.e. 10 be-
those VIII" have used fad IT to prove the best article
fjr corn' they have ever not with
Free 50 cents a box, with directions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
ONE MONTH LATER FROM CANTON.

Great fire al Canton. The brig Richard AIsop
Capt. McMlchae arrived at New York on Sunday
evening, having sailed from Canton on lst Deccm-
her. Canton papers were received TO the l7ih
November--no papers being published after the
fire.
Capt. MMichnel informs that a very desiruc-
tive fire broke out in Canton the 25d Noycin-
Der, about 7 o'clock, the wind blowing directly to-
wards the foreign factorics none of which were
burnt, but the goods removed on bonrd OF boots. -
1t was reported hat about 1000 houses were burnt,
with an immense quantity of merchandise, and great
os many lives lost The Europeans took advan.
age ofthe disorder from the fire and entered the
walls. some of whom paid for their presumption by
getting well bambooed. This is the first lime
that Americans or Europeans could obtain 40 en-
trance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DENTIFRICE!

RENDERS the teeth beautifully and permanently white
'mo"n'she the enamel removes the tntor arising from
doca"ed teeth, usually termed oIensAe breath uroyou,,
her decay, "nG imparts most desirable sweetness to
the breath.
A exPerienc" druggist pronounce. this Tooth Pow.
DER one oil me best nc IVA. ever met with, either Fore
ign or d nestle. Price 50 cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15


dated
CoLvsiBus, Ohio, Feb. %.
There were aeyrra tciients attending the CON
,eution WORTHY off 7oce AMI among I.,-m Is the IN
PRODUCTION al the prra rbIp mud resolutions by J. ii.
W. cd an ortYin1i Jackson man, behalf Of HIM
seli aud 200 other mrn delegates IN attendance at
the convention. they were received by by the vast
multitude with c"rdiollty ana applause that surpas
sed any Thing OF the kind ever witnessed
Another 49, The editor of German paper, Of ex-
tensive circulation among that valuable portion OF
our citizens, decided supporter Of Van Buren,,
acter and numbers of those who ha come to the
convention went 10 meeting of delegates from
his county and requested that his name might be
enrolled among them, stating at the same time,
shat he saw, "the people were going IN mdsse for
Harrlson--tbat IL was IN vain to resist their VIII
that from that time he should espouse The cause
of Harrison"
And last, though not least, is the fact That at n
party in the evening, after the adjournment IT the
convention, Gov. Lucas, IN u speech Of some length
IL answer to a senImen, complimentary to hun,
came our dceidediy for Harrison
The nun,5er OF delegates IN attendance may
safely be set GUnn at 300. " ben assembled
IN the public sqnare--i; was generally supposed
that spectators aud all ampcnted to 1900. - A
wag observed there was Just acres OF Wings,
aud that hereafter the Wings of Ohio would moi be
counted but measured by acres.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

Prodgous Efforts have been m.kinr In Vernon
nv that portion " the ntess under the control ct
the Accommodation 10 cnnvey the impression that
the Anti tnasons of the Mountain State were sbou,
10 be Transferred body and sou into the ranks ~,
the Kinderhook in'fgocr. One Barber, The Ed
Tor % The Free Press" printed AZ Middlebuty-
one OF the mos, bitter. violent and persccotnr pa
pcrs which ever disGrsocd any conniry--was sclec-
ted by the Washington md Albany wire pullers
IS ,hclr chosen ins,rumeu, for the Accomplishment,
Of this scheme Of freud. Intrigue and cor upton ~.
on the transporting ffoemen Of Vermont. And OF
late j, may have been observed that all kinds Of
compliments have been la,ish@d upon he head of
the said Barber BY the Albaoy Argis and thc "yrca,
Globe ilseli"a at W ashingtcn ss being an inncsibe
rcpuocan--a democratic ani-mason, &c. &c -
The billing nd connc has been kept up for some
time, during the progress of which the brush OF flat
terry has been freely used by the acknowledged or
gans of the party aforesaid in the hopes of making
the people Of Vermont believe that there No
safety in following any other guide than tho Editor
of the said Fee Press. One result Of this hn-
been tina, Barber--always VAIN and uhsied--begsn
Ia think himself actually great man-and suppn
scd that because IN the oforvcsccncc of a tempurn
~ political excitement he happened To be thrown
uppermosi That he could convert the sturdy yeo.
manry Of Vermont into the AFFECT slaves and SER
vile followers OF the Albany Regency and Martin
Van Burcn. BIZ, the "bcs, iaid schemes" of poll,i-
cal inirigners sometimes fail. And Almost signal IN
stance oft has just occurred in the total failure OF
the plot 10 transfer the State of Vermont to the
support of Van Buren, Tie result Of the State
Conventions, lately held at Montpelier, has com.
peiely discomftted tho pot,ets and has LEFT them
little to hope in the further prosecution of their
schemes. The fact canno, be denied TINT the poo
pie Of Vermont have always manifested the great
est aversion 10 Van Buren and his "spoils" system
OF politcks and they too sagacious to allow
their .ruly republican institutions to be infected
with ITS banelul influence. - Troy Pres.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS!

NIl ind N the use II the ALBION corn
PLA- TER. OF the most eficMcious - me i,c.
known = that troublesome complaint Us hua.,r-i. W
thousan' can. and ready to testify, 20 its s,u-
answered better purpose than any thing that ihcy bod
oset used. This Rprcd on ia. least pain
although il .oflens the Corn and draws IL out hy te
roots II gives immediate soon u, applied aud Is
o lhoronsh II !. gentlo ~ IL cfrcr,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

The Public Londs-1he surplus Rcrenue-ln
the course of Debate in the Senate yesterday, Mr..
Ewing, of Ohio, stated some striking we may say
astounding, facts in regard TO the Revenue aud the
sales Of Public Lands.
The amount Of Surplus Revenue, or rather of
incorporating Revenue, already ereeeds Thirty III.
hons Of Dollars.
the amount Of receipis from sales Of Public
Lands during the last month january far exceeds
any amount heretofore received as appears by the
following statement. by Mr.. Ewing, OF the amount
received in the month Of Jan. 1885 (thcn uDu-
sually arge,) and The amount received, as far as
the several Land Offices have been heard from,
during the corresponding month of the present
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

ef tho French GStsrrmcni viii, wr have NJ doubt
he promptly and cordially wci BY The American
Executive and every Esc- e the late disscniion
~dl soon be obiticraied, except mater ~
history.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
DIED,

In Bes,on the 9th is,t. Mr,. isAbe Wsi eyed 20.
10 wsshsaYea, 90 the goth last. Beons u. Daughter
4 Resbsn sei Losy wlsis'oo, rgsa - Ysir 81 Q
Docfhf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
NJ ARIsIED,

10 Fsrhaven, oa the 81 insi. ~ Rev A. DRuEr NJ
BEERs FlREr, 81 Cas,letoo,.lo siiss ALniRA AnEs,
If.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
CharlcstOLi.

WHEREAS III. Legislature Of Nh. State NJ
W Vermont al their session al sion,Delie,
IN the year Of on- Lord one Thousand .iyb, Ln,
bred aud 'hrty FIVE assessed a tar II fou, cent,
per acre or all the lands fpublic rights e,e,n,.
~ IN 'hr town Of Charle,Ion, in the county Of
Orleans "a said STATE, for The purpose Of making
Snd repairing rods aud building bridge. these
are 20 warn u'e proPfielon aud land owners Of
'A'a 'o"h "sl they may have an opportunity 10
pay '"'d .~H IN labor any time 10 ID. moath. OF
June OF Jolly next, by applying TO the subseri.
osisi VINO are sPppoin,eds committee 10 super
'"'end the expenditure Of said IsI.
ELISHA PARLlN,
CHaUNCEY FULLER, Co,.n.;,,,<
DAVID MOODY,
Dsied ri Chsresion :hls Gni 10, OF .l.,ct
4 u 1880 a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

OtisEr toH ttRetstA, On ibs 1tp iist the - use
~ sfess tsii,s, Il Pean.,ivsns. psssrd r,.rutin
bt vet. ~ % - IS iu.,rgctn. Ms.sr. McKs.s sol
Brtn.s.s r. vote srsinss runetnx rs7, 80 F'-f'i
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