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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

THE PUBLIC REvENUE.-The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury sent to the Sc
nate yesterday his answer to the cal
made by the resolution of Mr. Calhoun
last week, for statement Of the a.
mount Of money in the Treasury, on
the 1st of the present month, where de-
posted, and the amount OF liabilities oil
the several banks of deposite, respect
lively, with their means of meeting the
same; and also the receipts of the
Treasury for the quarter ending the
3Ist OF last month.
At present we are enabled, from q
hasty examination Of it, to give only
the two principal facts disclosed by il
namely, the amount of the revenue
for the last quarter, and The total a.
mount ofunappropTiated money now in
the Treasury.
The Secretary states that the receipts
into the Treasury during the quarter
ending the 3lst day of the last month.
we're
From Customs, $5,006,050
From Public Lands, 5,439,650
Miscellaneous, 100000
Total for the quarter, $l0,725,70O
And that the amount ofpublic mon
ey in the Treasury (that is in the de-
posite banks) on the 3lst day of the
last month, was $3l, $685. 1855.
Thus it appears that the revenue of
the Government for the first quarter of
the year was near eleren millions Of
dollars, and the amount Of the public
money now lying in the pet banks is
thirty. hco millions of dollars-and this
enormous, this unheard-o of surplus dali
ly swelling by fresh payments into the
Treasury.
The disposition Of this immense sum
presents a question Of the deepest con-
Germ to the people, and of the deepest
responsibility on those to whom the
disposition Of it belongs; but the cas-
tody Of so vast an amount of public
treasure, involves question Of still
HtCdtGI AiAI POI ts 1Hts
There has been coined already up.
wards Of six millions Of dollars of the
new gold coins. The whole of the
Neapolitan and French indemnifcation
money has been ordered home in gold.
This will give five millions more to be
coined and circulated this year. Be-
sides adding this sum TO the gold cir.
culatlon Of the country, il is much the
most beneficial mode for the claimants,
Of wlthdrawingthe money from abroad.
~ Washington GIobe.
And yet, Notwithstanding all the
Boosting of the executive organ on the
subject of the gold currency, what are
the facts Last week a government
agent came to New York to obtain
from the dePosite banks, gold to take
TO Florida to pay the troops. He could
not get it: ten thousand dollars in gold
was all he could obtain. Bills of the
deposite banks he well knew would not
be received in the far south; and as
the United States Bank, as such, has
been killed, he could not get exchange.
The consequence was, that he had tc
ship one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in silver by the steamboat fol-
Charleston, to be transported thence to
places where wanted, as best it can.
So much for the wisdom of DESTROYING
a national bank. But this is scarcely
the beginning.
The Duke of Brunswick lately drew
his sword at the theatre and killed a
scene shItter, who out of mischief, drew
up the curtain suddenly, and exposed
the Duke to the audience, kissing an
actress Of the name of Methfessel.-
Iondoa, Do,o.
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II o u S z A NJ % T. o "
y q R g Ar. VI

E AM authorized to sell, on very accom-.
Ell modating terms, the House and Lot,
lately owned by Anthony Blondell, decd,
and now occupied by Mrs. BlondelI and
family, Terms and title made known by
ID. Il. CONRAD,
attorney in fact for DanI Crook.
July 9, lSS5-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

NEW CHOPPING MILL.

NEW CHOPPING MILL.
FSHE subscriber having taken les'o
81 of the property Of Mr. Alexa nue.
Stephen, at the north end Of Mart'nsous'
lately occupied by the Messrs oe'' sn
dorff as woollen factory, and haSlns X v Il.
verted the same into chopplng nn' 10 10.
the pleasure TO announce TO DIS '''" s.s
and the public generally, that he" ,, NV
ready TO grind Rye and Corn, iGl aH lp,,h
sons who may please TO favor hlp . "S,
their custom. lie has considerable room
in his mill which will admit Of s'u, .;0
away several thousand bushels Of s, s"s,
and being determinedto use every P pan,l,
exertion to deserve patronage so'nu''''
expects liberal portion o. 4. ,.vrRs
Feb. 10. ISS5Ltf JOHN MlI~~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

The Duke ofBrunswick lately drew
his sword at the theatre and killed a
scene shltter, who out Of mischief, drew
up the curtain suddenly, and exposed
the Duke TO the audience, kissing an
actress Of the name of Methfessel.-
London paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
IF Esu GROCERIES,,

Z + LSsL G12OCEE1JS.
E3HlRST quality LOAF s. BROWN
e. SUGARS
Strong Rio and st. Domingo COFFEE
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
G. 2. Imperial, STEAS.
Young Hyson,
s. Black
New Orleans and West India MOLAS
SEES, Sugar House, do. very superior
Ground Alum and fine SALT &c, for
sale by LAUCK s. STEPHEN.
September, II, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
FLEXIBLE, (IMPORIED.o J

THIS ceie brated
English racer and
stallion, just i'm
ported by Doct.
Merit, will make
his first seasou in
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12
rArm FOR sALU

" a ~ AVA = ~ -. . IA ~ -
TIME subscriber wishing TO remove 10
Il the western country, Offers for sale his
farm living six miles west from Martins
burg, near the head waiers OF the Tusca-
rora, containing TWO HUNDRED =
NINETY SEVEN ACRES Of first rate
LIMESTONE LAND,
upwards Of two hundred of which are
cleared, and the remainder clothed with
fine thrifty timber. The improvements Of
the farm consist Of a two story xnzgA
DueIltng Notise :H:
a large and convenient BARN. isslsI
stables, corn cribs. smoke house,
ice house, and every other building neces
sary, all of which are in good repair; a
Young Apple, aud first rate Peach
ORCHARD. There is also at few
steps from the door well Of never fail
ipg water, and the barn yard has a stream
running through it. Any person wishing
TO purchase would do well TO call AM
view the premises, as it is believed tina
but few, if any. Of the farms now in mar
ket in this section Of country, are more ell
igbIy situated or hold out greater induce
ments TO the purchaser.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
April IA, 1S36.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-12

December "a, ls35.-,f TERRY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
NORTH AMERICAN
SPlE-,INC-SScK.

WITH apro'pecive series of Ea.y Reading Lessons.
w BY LEVI w. LEONARD, author of the Literary
and Scientific Glass Book, aud Sequel TO Easy Lessons
Fig nth edition.
The first edition of this work published in Octo
Der 1895, since Tint time egh, editions been issued
The following are a few of the many recommendation
which have been received by the publisher:
From James f. Du5ois, ". ID. New UrteaL ILL.,
have looked over Mr. Leonard. "North American
Spelling Book and well pleased with its general
pearance TITS superior in espect. TO any similar
work with which am acquainted and think might ad.
vsntaseousy suPercedc most Of the Spelling Books now
used in schools.
From he Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
NORTH AMERICAN SPELLING nook. We believe we
nave once bet re called Atie 10 b. valuable comp-
'ation' published by Mr. George riden. Keene, N. ii
anu Tor sale, we resume, at the Book Stores generally
II VIII bear second notice. for consider the arrange
ment OF the lessons and the plan Of the work
as admirably designed TO facilitate the progress the
young learner particularly in the system of or,hoyrapby
which the author, MIR L. w Leonard bly, kpow1
by his previous lahors in the Of education states is
coniormed to W"rcesters Dictionary. This Spelling
Book should be carefully examined. We are satisfied
that lis merits are such as 10 render worthy the
ton Of Instructors.
For sale at the Rutland Book Store, by
w. FAY.
UJ School committees and Teachers are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine the work a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
RUSsELL'5
SttB ofutmcuf.

'os any now 10 use for that sasreeabc and losthsome
dsease the ITCH 1hi, ointment certain 10 It's ope-
ration that person troubled with the above dsor1
ought TO be without II. II Is remedy for cutsneous
erupions, seorbu affections Of the head or any other
breaking out which from sharp humor the blood
Price Is cent. box.
'upPy is jos, received and FOR sale by LrIHEa
DANIEL JAnEs BARaETT, j., JAMES poRTEK, Boar
LangdoB, MouIton & Co Cs.t,.,oo-A & Bl,.. No,c.
a Hanson, ttsl Pouiiney-stansy, LeGngweli a. Co,
West foui'ney sbbin, Bution < Co., Samuel Towns
cad, "aliingiord Noah w. Sawyer, Tiaunouth Isaac
hDan'eis, :. \. J. Smith, DApby; iloughton Drgss.
T.. Strong Son, Pswl.t; Rowley < Butler. Grsves &
tsfdek' 1ranNle; stsndi,h & Baker, Foot Bates,
Nsnh orsnTliie; ID. 5. Wright Co, Andrew Anderson
Whheh"i-and IN most ofthe lhroug hout the u.
StAles 40eowiY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
STATIONARY.

large assortment of STATIONARY, consisting in
part Of the following articles -
Best quality of Russia QUlLLS, States g. Slate
Pencils. Sand and Sand Boxes. fine black INK aud
Ink stands, Perforated CARDS--a new STYLE Wis.
tug Cards and Card Cases, Sealing Wax and
Seals with and without mottos; Silver PENCILS
and Pencil Leads Rogers best KNIVES Stec
PENS, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Mirrors
Paint Boxes and Brushes, Transparent and plain
Waters, Wallets. Percussion Caps, &C. &c.
All Of which will be sold low for Cash. aud all kind. q
country produce
Rutland. Oct. 10, 1896. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
Sllcmc


WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of
w Vermont, at their session at Montpelier
IN The year 1888, assessed tax of four cents
per acre, on all the lands, (pubIic lands excep-
ted) in the town of Sheffield, in the county Of
Cu'edonia IN said State, for the purpose of ma
King and repairing roads and building bridges {;
these are to warn the propretors and land own
eTs OF said town of Sheffield, who have no, paid
'heir proportion of said tax, in labor or other
WISE 10 the committee appointed to superintend
the expenditure of the same, or to the subscriber
that SO much Of their land will be sold at public
vendue, at The dwelling house of Sewall Brad
ley, IN the town of Sheffield in the county of
Caledonia, on the fifteenth day of December
next, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, as will be requisite
TO discharge their respective taxes with costs.
JOHN p. INGALLS,, Collector.
Dated at Sheffield this 23d day of September
A. D. 1886. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

H,,ec,vY The ,,De b,,le inn suppose sn
that told ron had , f,l., ,,.
Al, g.os, n, ~. .sea a, ,,le on, your eve
and -, n,,.. ,s. m. ,,,. n nav nose
A., sro,,, . a., ,o,d ,...,, ia, II. NJ,
Smut. Tn, so,,,, loo. GOOD care TO 6.,,.n II
en- ~,u
NJ, s,sy,. ts,.b n, Seuo Ter had fastened in
vovr ey. ,,~eu. Nv nose IA hive YOU TO know
!. ga, ~ ,,,l ee,b and bl,od
! ~, Spouf. Cut out Of the tiack Of q poor
| nan. thirh. 10 whom, YOU pave
NJ Ssoni. We'll aha, # did, Conld ne do
better with, suall btt Of .nperauuus flesh than TO
get hundred dollar. f,rui And could do bet
ter than 10 rive ina, ,u,n for the materials for
/ handsome no,ei
Ma SaOvi. Handsome, it looks for all the world
! like . spsn,sh potato.
! NJ, Saoui Tina, il. when you look a, I ,hro
1 your glass eve
! Ma Snoui. Now you're twl,,inc inc BY the,
! again! Taking out her eyel-lyc a great midd
to throw It al YOU.
! NJ Stout. You NAV break !, il YOU do. You'd
: better put it IN again.
! Mrs !SaouL [Weeping.l You' break my hear,
/ Mr Stout.
I Mr. snoa,. That is not so liable 10 Injury as
! your eye, my love.
NJ, Saout There it is again! Why will you
keep Perpeiaoily 6ingng st my poor eye' There
/ take il yoy brr.c Throwing her eve OF hm.l
! w SCOT. Csn', you spare your teeth tool
/ .Ms Scout | keep NY teeth 70 bite with, YOU
togeous--deooti0l-ials
/ Nc Saonk Don't call MINES mada m, otherwise
! | NAV be ,empied 10 ,e,nr,
Mn Snout Re,o,,i What csn you say aoains,
my character. YOU nssty-uprra,efnl-unciy
| lookinr-
| Mr. Snout Tat, INT, mv love The loss We
.,v .,s;,s, oro ao,,o. L,La, -. =, ob,,,,,or ar
! person. The better Tho trutb is We were both
d--nably deceived Tbougb took Won .f,r be-, =.
ter or for worse - bslicycd van N bo ,bopsa,d
time. beirer,ls, find ,n,
.u-, Sroui. And ,bou,b, vou million times
better than Won are vou sbortino-,ood C,r-noibinc
potato nosed--Ob hoy I 4" hate ront
w, Snsa U,nn,lv Mrs Snon, hero il mn
love los, be,wee, ms
Mrs Snout rWeen;,c1--A,d 20, h,, l;,,le mar.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
LEATHER.

A prime lot Of SOLE LEATHER ,,,.,
4 n do. and CALFSKINs. UP"
SHINGLES.
$4,000 first quality Spruce sHINurs
Also, common Spruce BOARDS g. loo, Bo,rJ.
cars.
lOO super Northern Seal, Hair Sea, md
Cloth CAPS. ""a
SIX HITS.
rs'h,onabe silk, Nnpt and Wool HATS.
-, Wo%Ien Stocking Yarn; India rubber SHOES.
n's boots; Also. GOLDFISH. MACKEREI,
and SALMON. For sale hy
BURT g. MASON.
uiHhu, Nov I, 1880 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

sPRoroRrIoSs. An Irish clergyman once broke
off the thread of his discourse, and ihus addressed
the consregstion--"My dear brethren, let me tell
you that am now just half through with my SER
mon' but asl perceive your impa ience, will say
That the remaining half is not more than quarter
as long as that you hsv. heard"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
TO whom il NAV concern.

THIS is TO give public notice that l. the subscriber,
L have given my son, WILLIAM BARRY, Jr. his
time from and after this dste-and that he is al liberty
to contract for himself and receive his wages. All
persons will take due notice thereof and govern them
selves accordingly.
WILLIAM BARRY.
Rutland, October 3, 1896. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

AMBITION. An old lady in adjoining town.
who had ambitious views for her husband and was
much mortified when he was elected to the House
OF Representatives. he never made speech--mix-
ed gill Of yeast with his gin btiers in the morn
ing in order 10 make him rise when be went to the
hall.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
Important!
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEL.us7yC
COMPLAINTS.

COMPLAINTS.
TO the Editor Of The Inquirer:
cllR-On the principle inculcsteJ bv The sr.., .,t
- GOOD Dr. fraakiin 10 dfuse widely a. possible
every mean IN our power TO mitigate soften the stic
lions OF suffering humanity, feel il ncumbent upon me
10 make known through the medium Of your useful ps
petihAt on reading therein au Advertisement OF Dr
Jeobs Liaimen', for the cure OF INDIGNATION | wa,
iofcby Impressed with belief that IT was In
remove the severe Rheumatic affection 10 which had
oeen Tor seven or eight years subjected sometime. nj
most deprIFng me OF the use OF my limbs According
procured BEETLE. and before had used the whole of
W. ''nhd very sensible relief This increased NV conf
1enee W u, AMI led me 10 obtain another DO, ~,
of which hes com ieiey removed the swenss nna o.;
oil my limbs together with the cfamp and restored tem
TO their woned vigor
am respectfully yours.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr.
Hampstead, l.. |. March Path.
Persons suffering from the above conpIaipi, ,pJ in
despair ois from the failure Of the v.Iiou.
het have used are invited 10 make trial Of ,h. long and
celebrated medicine, which has in year, past cured and
renewed a. also DOW doing, honsaEls who had lie,
Psrea OF ftheL Nothing but fair trial give an adj
'qu@e idea OF ts uurivsllel cxcelenee II Is also one
Of me beet aPPes,ions known for sse, Of the iont,
hunosesa' spr@in, .ad ehilblsin,. Prioe 80 cents,
~ '"oe genuine unlsss signed r kiDDrR on the
wrapper ('ois proprietor aud n1eessor 10 DIR CONWAY
g Sn"n 'hsy are Tor sale. al HI, Counting Room 30
~ 1ooH street Boon, and by his special men,
~ pasIrLs BrLI- Rutland Lew L.x,, W.u,
Absss' NARsHR L Co, Ludlow
no Feb aa.esxtv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
salt Rteum Ointment.

THIS is unquestionably the best and safest remedy
ever yet offered To the public for that obstinate dorer
SdH Rheum II has succeeded where other means ha
ia!ed and the fact that il has been ensivey used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes in its praise It is
equally ecscious in all diseases OF the .kn scai head
ring worms, and the most iuveierate Itch, &C. kc. No
merous certificates might be obtained but the proprietor
chooses that fair trial should be the only evidence 1t.
superior efficacy. Price so ceuts box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
BLACKSMITHING.

HE Subscribers having entered into Partnership for
the purpose ofcarryins on the
BL.4CKSMITHLNG BUSINESS,
IN The Brick Shop at the South part Of this
inform the public that they have procured good stock and
Will DE ready to accommodate customers promptly. They
intend to do there work thfuy sni to give entire
siaclon. They therefore shall expect their due share
OF patronage aud all iavors will DO gratefully acknow
lodged.
SUPPLY MINIS,
CALVIN FRlNK.
Rutland, Oct 5ih. 1896. az:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

May be used in ,oins or ,paier.

HEeE celebrated h,ters are composed purely of veg
eabies of the most Innocent aud specific virtues.
They are recommended particularly for restoring weak
constitutions, cleansing and strengthening the stomach
aud increasing the spPe,ite-sso preventive against
the cholera morbus, fever andngue removing nausea,
vomiting heart burning, weakness in the trea pain in
the stomach ard other symptoms Of atulence and nii-
se.tion Ono box will tinciure gallon.
Price 25 ctnis box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
TAILORING BUSINESS.

INHE subscriber would inform his friends and
Il customers Of Rutland and vicinity tina, he
continues the above business in all lis various
branches. He has Just received the latest Fall
and Winter FASHIONS from New York, to
gether with the improvements of Cutting, and
he feels confident that from his experience in the
business an! work intrus,ed to his care will be
as well done as a, any other shop in the county
All work done on short notice and warranted 10
be made IN good and workmanlike manner
CUTTING done on short notice, and warranted
TO fl If properly made
All country produce received in oavment, and
hnie Cash would be very convenient from those
indebted to the subscriber, il they hare sold their
Wooi
JOHN +. KNIGHT.
West Rutland, Oct. IL, 1896. IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
SELLS
Tfgetdtle Bilious Pills,

FOR general in Of Jaundice, morbid sen.ibil.
lly Of the stomach and bowels, loss of appetite, futd
breath, covene.s Piles, and all diseases arising from
hillary derangementsalso for correcting the state Of
the blood and cleansing the system of foul and yscd h-
mors. These pills n mild cathartic, producing nei-
Their pains gripping, and therefore valuable and
highly approved medicine and pronounced as such
10y the most distinguished physicians.
Each box contains 80 pills.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

IL a. FULLER. has ju.t received f,oO A..
York. an assortment Of wATCUrs 81
sPECTACLES, PENCILS. TiIlMBI.Es TN.
Coffee aud Tea SPOONS. Also. e. ,plend,S ~
,of'men' Of Ladies PLAQUES. new p.,,e,n.
bag' Ben Buckles. Frgo Rags fac Gold c.
keys, dc. ,fc. .''rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
am respectfully yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr.
Hsmp:.ead, l.. I. March Path
INDIA RUBREn

tpn sale BY JAMES BARREIT.yr (.-en, for In.
honesry indis Rubber f.etoryO Lsdies' and Gen
licences i.nI. srssKA BOOTS, BooTEEs sIioIs
ADD oVER-shoEs.-s a.v .,t y.Iu.h,. .-,,.S.
Ru.isns, cei =. - AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
POST n v.
nfss rotIY DOLLY LOW.

~ ss~< 70 ,ss-.. as -...s.. 81 feasrs.
Wa ~sls~s the COO 18th s-s~plsd L,ss
H..s e.sp, psa,y ld.iiss
sssii. tgrss iDo-
VS. nsas ~ Nstp'ss yesrnsynss.
tsehssFd ~4st. ttfov
Itss FOREHEAD ~ss 20 susntsh 40 siss.
Hs' sneu:h -os sfstgi lee.
And hs' sss. Stood svt 40 flsitsy
40 lssisfs ca sssn.
II. Hyssus ofths Csrtol"
We, tslie, tAas ws.s low
~, ther Hss Tow, d,sms,sr
NsAs up fcf Il. yoa tne~
AiJ fkcvsh si- ~s.tA. mcpia n f.s1.'
AEs wofe snnvslisa ssr'es.
l~f -sisf 80 aoi in,ls.hie.
AID b@f feet wrfe made to ~ "
IT,. .id. NJ. Poll, Doll, Los
We -siting 10 ds-,is,u
The lAs s~vst naposy iiable
oh~ fo-auui 2 name
Aas every Supds, s.snng.
sse cornbd h.f rnld.a hsf,
Asd 81 The wtuao~ psnsirsly,
sat "''shihs IN tie ar"
h.d Csp,d. ia,ie ro,u. ~s,iis1,
That !, - o'tsu cfvti.
And 10 NJ. Poll, Doll, fame
We tsht aiek pf fuel
tall ard be ndsene man .ssLe.
The fesning siilsrs beau.
That mad. b., bo~ oHe evening"
Ts Polly Dolly Loo.
lie toat char, ard s'dled no,
And ssld, n gues, IS bow
You think, Mas Polly Ad.line,
Ia come 90 court yop now"
IL kao~d Il, ssid ste overcome,
Miss Polly. "long ago =
Ard ON b.. mech .he hung bspslE-
Accelerate Miss Low
Ard then roi up quite out o. breath,
Young Ebenerer Stout,
Ard spoke sgsin--"l guess "a how
fou dida't hear ne ne out
Thanh YOU k'ndl, Tor yoor ks,
Bat an ne, yoDf hesu;
Tive h,othcr tsotey wanted you
hiss Polly Dol, Low.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

lust received and ier sale q, the RrrLssp BOOK.
- sToRE, s,ery isrse suPPly Of new
Roo II -,
among which the following may be found, viz:-
The PARLon sCRAP-gooK, for 1897
TOKEN, 1887
rEARL, q" 1897
GIFT. 1887
VIOLET, 1887
CUkisTMAs.BCX last
Also, HssssH NooRrs complete WORKS. 10 vol.
CoLEsipcEs rotrio,L WORKS, ~ ) vols.
do rAnLr rsLK
large rnd beautiful supply Of ALBUMS 10
neat fsucy hujing, with ~ beautiful EseR.vIsIs;
YorSs MASS SUNDAY NOOK
OUN BOK.
BOOK FPOETRY.
YorSo LADIES St.NDAf NOOK;
OUN BOOK:
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
Cloak found.

EFT at the Stage House in this viIlap, in
- August last, by the Whitehall Stage. a blaa
roa'shair Gamble, CLOAK. The owner can
nave 'be same BY paying for this advertisemeo,
Rutland Nov S, 1886. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15
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or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REyo.
10Y, ~h" were married before the close Of
their last term OF Service whose hubnni, served ,g.o
ably to the act OF Congress Of the 7th June
years. ana not less than six months. can now draw drp,
iie or during their remaining single by virtue Of ,he
eet o' 4'h' July 1886 such pensions their husband,
would have been entitled TO- under Ihs Grs, ,,n,,
act; whether their husbands may have died during tho
war or since that period. Also, the widow. of such
Officers or solder who married aer that warwhose
husbands have died since the 4th, o March, 1881 and
before the Z, June 1882 draw 40 much u, their re-
spec,lse husbands would have b en- entitled TO- unde,
the act OF June T. 1889, from ha said L. March, 1884,
the day Of the said husbanlf lccens.
J'Pensi0n bu'iness attended loo as tauoi
4l;3w j. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-15

10 let Black Smith Shop for one or more year, md
possession given Immediately. good Brick
shop with two fires ani Tools if wanted Good IIou.s
anI barn ana Garden Spot. This situation /, in the
middle of the Town Of Shrewsbury and plenty Of vork
lor hands at oil Timts only other shop in Town
Tins place has within short time been sold and the for
mer Owner is going Wet The rent will be rea,ouab.
and pay nude easy-Apply to the owner near he pre-
STEPHEN GLEASON.
Shrewsbury, Sept. SO, 1886. 4o6w