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RELIEF FOR MoTHEa s.-THERE ARE two

Two
IA remedial articles evef promising fort
o;hers and nari that deserve to he generally kuo The
reasi pump intended draw milk from ,iea or
slf1oe heas' beautiful suhi for The human mouth and
veil calculated togire relief 10 ne sufr Th
intended fr mot wlo though ae and wiling snckle ucr
ia t. are Zen streed, and from tie
pc oTnace OF their natural se, By nipples.
eieace f both parties II i skulv p,Tsd that The NJ
posi neste and purity ed While The infant ourised
without distressing the For sale by Patrick IT, 4la
oroaa"as' nsSr Canal street. feb Aims
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no FAMILIES, fUBLtC s Nd PRIVATE
Il PARTY GIVERS-THE SUBSCRIBER having long
experience and extensive practice in the frs circles Of European
society conducting Public and Private Dinner Parties. Bills
&c will be glad take the charge SUCH other parties
Iendr the ssary assistance.
Waiter OF capaby and honesty procured the shortest
and mod terms
Bills of Fare praed and when required the cooking depart
ment will be superintendent o trouble o antilles.
III. NJ. FALCONER-
Orders left Messrs Smith & Cause 50 Reed will be in
stlnly attended fbI52w
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THE VARIOUSi WEAKNESSFS PECULIAR

70 the Fair Sex dat,y under the powers OF
EVANS TONIC CAMOMILE PILLS. ladies of fashion
and rpecaby in this country especially in Europe have
tund them 70 be the best medical appendage the toilette
ever met WITH recruiting the decsyed spirits dspang
ache dizziness and anguor and creating peang vvscy
Chasing away mta1 oh0y-they give comfort strength 10 the
whole system Sold wholesale and retail Division
York. ,ob Ia
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SOME PROOES THAT Their ARE. GOOD
of New Bedford DR. BRANDRETH refers as 10 its genuine
ness, TO W. = Albro of Pace Bowery Who
are now agents for The safe Of BRANDRETH PILLS.
Dr. Brand eh-S: About eight weeks past saw some Of your
rms ana read one ct your wrapping papers, but thought was
thousands OF such things
catching thing; still Try them y persons who
they were INST RIGHTEOUS PILLS. Twas however, fathess Of
boxes took them according the directions tina thew
helped much My nsishbms knowing how long had been
athlete d. were axio 10 know The result ard
that had received hene o the boxes would
induce 10 purchase My wife long time had beer
benefit And while d. iii NV com
plain the main body Of whc main springs of
life were all filtered DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION Weak
of the Lungs, Nervousness rheumatism SICK HEAD
ACHE, ASTHMA, GREAT LOSS or APPETITE. Ian
GUOR, TREMOR, CoSTIVENESS, &c. &c. Such have been
varied symptoms, bat and will never took
such medicine Pills which ali parts of NV
mrainis tent with ihem send
me 500 boxes which must charge the wholesale
AN, Sir, yours respectfully, SAMUEL S. ALBRo.
Dyspepsia, LfamDsatory rheumatism. &c. e;csaiycured
New YORK, l57 Laureis steel, Feb 2, 1886
Dr. BrandrethSir: Your Vegetable Univr Pills
throHgh Providence the OF restoring health
when every other had b. used wi
Than four prev commencing with e
lid had had the sdyce of the prufes-
SUM- and treated them for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and lHfsmmaory Rheumatism My symptoms pains
right and sss IN left side back and snot lm
which often became had conine y bed so
SUBJECT violent pasnoc attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed miserable in the For several had
no relish fo' food and seldom enjoyed sound sleep have
been frequently BLEED i.tered but have REQUIRED ne since
began with Pills. Indeed every winter for four
years past have been laid he'd in agony but fortunately
commenced with Pills about BIT md thank God
never laid by single day NJ, steep and sp elite
pefiecty restored have not felt well this tine
many years Make what please Of I'M. aon,
duly owe TO and the public generally for the benefits
experienced. i am. sir yours. very respectfulv
90 SARAH GETTING.
Office s7 Hudson street. nearly opposite Broome P,iee 25
cents per box. fes l6-Ims
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UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES TO PUB |
NEW YORK SAW MANUFACTORY,
26 ELM STREET.

90 ELM STREET.
THE SUBSCRIB Err lin addition his and
Machine shcp) commenced the Manufacturing of
SAWS,
I.
Add hand prepared orders for The following
articles viz:
C,s S.scl Turred Circular Saws, warranted true;
veneering Saw Plates. in serments;
C..ton cleansing Circular, OF Gin Saws;
Mill, Pit, and Cros Cut Saws;
Feoeor Turning Saws, BilietoT WOadouttsT's Webb
Chest. G rafting. II md, PANEL and Ripping Saws,
Doctors Calico Webs, blue or bright;
Hay aud Strl~ Kniycs; Machine Kriyes,
CSI Steel Brick Truwsls, (sold angs)i
Pfssierhg Trowels, &c. Nc
~ Ben supplied with the best qna'iycf
CAST STEEL
and espere ced wprkmen from field he will the above
articles be equal . Imported made in his country
Orders for al kin 1t CASTINGS, MILL. STEAM IN
CINE ard MACHINE WORK will executed usuilai the
old established Iron F1udy Elm street Peal Duane
HENRY WoRRALIs 0ihce, &c Elm street.
New York, Febs, 1856. l8-Sm&x
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1R. PA RIS>S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
GonorThoa, %Such have been unfortunate in an
unguarded hour have contracted NAV
Ind safe and certain remedy the dne without n
hnsment injury 10 the constitution infection will he
cured IN tive days To be had 1T So Division Price 81 Ad
vice given TO those using e medicine feb l8-lm
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NOTiCE.-SUYDAAIS & YORK have rem we'd 10 Ne.
- ID rosa .tfeei where hey op,ning Seek
a Staple DRY Goods fceeved v late arrivals from EUROPE
Which, tg'.her with COED ASSORTMENT of Domestic GDd dizzy
No on their usual terms p fs feb law
'EARTARIC a CID. AND SUPER CARGO
NATE OF SODA in hoye- Of Olhs e IN. or sale nv
RU>HTON & ASPINNALL,
teo io-u 90 iil.aIn street and 10 Broadway
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q X A III A NJ. w a Il ZEE s. CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Dealers an

Wholesale DRUGGISTS.
Dealers ia
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 old Slip,
u HAVING lost their entire Stock by the destructive fire Of
tbe 10th Dec 1855, have taken he Stole
NO. 80 BROAD. CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they have opened and fresh Of articles in
their line, which they will dispose OF on liberal terms.
Acid, SulpnuTic, Ink Black Do Red
Do Nitric, do AIuriatic, Do Powder,
Aioe,, Alum, Jaisp, pow'd Lamp Black,
Annstts, Logwood,
Antiuony, Arsnic, Nicaragua Wood Camwood,
Arrow Root. Assafedita. Lead, White dres.
Balls. C. pavia Do do, in oil,
Black Lead, Pea Barley Lnseed Oil, Liquorce Ball,
Backing, Blue Niiriol, Lilhsrge Mace
Borax, REID, do cid. Nisgnesa Cacned,
British OIL Birthstone, banns, MUSTARD Opium,
Rronzes, ass'd. Caiome Opodeldoc,
Canphor Gum Csssa, Panacea, SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk Pills. Lus
Chrome Yellow, do Green Do, Gregory, dc, Anderson
Cloves Copperss, Pink Root Prusan Blue,
Cream Tartar, EPSON Salts, Precipitae red, Putty.
Eye Water, Thompson, Rhubarb pslv Rose Pink,
Flor. Sulph Rotten Stone, SalpetIe,
Ginger, pow'd do Rost, SIENNA, op. Snufs, asd
Glue, assd OTIS. Sods, sup csrb.
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrcnges, assorted,
Gum Copal, Tart Emetic, do Acid
Do Scamony Do shellac, Trusscs assorted Uniha
Indigo Sp. Van Red Eug, de do Aier
New York. Feb G, 1856. feb 6-f
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A IHENA PLASTER.-As Sfe and efrctnai remedy
"A for the hhecmasn, Ldnsene # the Back Limbs Tet-
Of the Chest md Difficulty Breathine This plaster pr
pared Iom The orig nal recipe of eminent physician this city
VINO hss employed Tor the last with
his private practice seldom if failing giving immediate
relief Prepared and for sale BIZ
WHITING & NEWELL.
feb Tiff Corner of Madison and Cs,bsrne Street,
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TEMPERANCE EATING HOUSE. COR.
NER OF NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.-1he sub
scber OF the above establshm informs The
public generally, that he will up dinner BOILED AND
FRIED FISH every day during the of Lent
Ill PARKINSON.
NJ b. great variety of HOT DISHES, COFFEE. TEAs
&c, from until 10 o'clock a night feb Ie-3k
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T1IH An y No. 4 y WALL-sT, STOCK

current money al the lowest rates.
al kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank OF Eng and Noics bought sold Thompson collect
aud canaie. or, e5.tf
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nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPiNC: is taag

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPiNG is taught
at Fosters Commercial school SS Broadway, The
modern and approved principles The hsu of instruction
The learners oonvenAce-ihere being classes The plan
instruction al nce plain PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
The course The pupil will opeE post and balance cmpee
OF books and be qualified 10 perform the duties Of Bookrerer
N The most extensive and diversified establishment; LESSONS
in fENMANSHlf, morning, Afternoon and evening L,
moderate Apply o5 Broadway, lover Mr. Mtaus Druggist
STOREY
From the Boston Gazette
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-I'ne manner IN which
this art taught but idea of
of merchants; and when person gets. Time into
counting house. he finds smude between what
and what he has beer taught than really between the
deer OF theatre and Aisddn lamp The difference be-
tween heoTy and praccbetween the study # and ap
picaon 10 practical Use, well known
We hnk Dit Fosters PLAINLY connecting systematic housekeeping
srsta actual
ration Of all wins wish acquire forms and modes of business
Thorough and efiectual manner.
Mr. FOSTEkS long experience in the counting house,
'k as penmsn qualify him. in peculiar manner for
OF his profess on n Gift
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
Will be performed the petit Comedy Of
RURAL FELICITY.
Layton, Mr.. " heaIley Simon Sly, Mr.. Plscde
Harriet, Mis- Conduit
After which The farce Of
HIS FiR-T CHAMPAGNE.
Mr.. Morton, Nj. Fisher Rich I'd Wit, Mr.. Placide
Mary Grub. Mrs Vernon
To conclude Nth he I'd act of
MASANIELLO.
Masanitllo, Mr. Pearson Perc, Mr. Rchinss
fhiTa, Mis- Conduit.
Door o. Performance o Commence al o'clock
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF SIG. VIVALLA
THIS EVENING.
Will be presents d the Petit Comedy, rallied
HUNTING TURTLE.
MIR Levisoh NJ. Thsyer Smater, Nh. J. Seton
Mrs Turtle. Mrs Blake
After which Sig. VIvALLA will appear.
To coRciufe with Inc melo dI anna Il
THE VISION OF THE DEAD
LauRce Lynwood, Mr. W. Seton Tom Tinke Mr. John
Anne Trsvanion Miss A. Fisher
Door 6. Performance a orarer tot
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per hox - if fab Ie ia
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a BROTHERS. LOVE.

There is something transcendeutly virtuous IN
his gentle and smiable sister. lie feel unboun
ded admiration for her beauiy-he can appreciate
and applaud the kindness which she bestows up
OF. hImsclf-he can press her bright lips and her
fair forehead and still ice that she IS unpolluted -
he can wsicd the blush steal over her features
when he tells her Of her innocent fnllies and he
IAN clasp her TO his bosom IN consolation when the
tears gush from her overloaded heart. with wo-
man there L. n feeling ut pi.de mingled with The &c
gard which sac has for her brother. She looks M
On hin, as one fitted TO brave the tempest of the
world. one 10 whose arms Of protection she can
ny for shelter When she is stricken by sorrow ,wron-
ged or oppressed one whose honor Is connec
ed with his own, who burst not see her iusulted
with IMMUNITY. He is 10 her Us the oak is To- the
vine and though she may fear all other of man
kind, she is secure and confident in the love and
countensnce of her brother Nothing sffurds man
such satisfaction. and nothing eni wines sister so
atec ionaeiy among he sympsi hics and his inter.
esis, as u profound reliance upon her virtue. aud
strong diidence and dehcscy. As these two lat
ter qualities are tar the most delicious qualities of
beautiful female, SO are The strongest spells for
.n,icing away the affections of the other sex.
iemsle wthnu, delcacy is a woman without princi
pie; and an innate and shrinking perception of viz
tue Is true Characteristic OF pure hearted crea-
tnre so Is he most iniallbe bond of union bet Seen
hearts that truly beat IN response 70 each other -
There IS more tenderness in the disposition of wo-
man than man but The affection Of brother is
Toll OF he purest and most generous impulses 1t
csnnot be quenched BY ough, but indecscy and IN
wo'thlness, and twill outlye a thousand selfish
and s0rdd attachments.
dsoP-ronisd Tsss'd is' 4. gentle srs~,.ro boz. 4
Of tho same parents with ourselves Is certainly one
49, ltth pf oar mali and
~ other feeling Of human nature dead save this.
here would s,Ill bngh, hope remain tina, the .
fountain OF virtue and principle was not yet seal .
81.
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DIR. RELIES.
BOTANICAL DKOPsl

continue unrvaied for the prevention relief and cure
OF these complaints IN proof Of which, read tho follow.
ing;
lJ'Remcot0Jle case ola cure Of 10 year, ,tandine.
Extract Of letter, sir-"my leg which bsE,re dia
not look Tx human limb, is now entirely healed up
ai'cr resisting every other application for ls years!
p"''ou. TO taking your Relfe'e Botanical Drops. had
gwen up all hi pc Of relief"
Another Case, An Agent write.--"There 10 q person
taking the Botanical Drops evidently with the greatest
advantage lie declares. 10 use hi. own words II h,
dom: wonders ir him." and is, as were, .nstching
him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where person,
were pinng away miserable existence, nothing thst
they could procure afforded them permanent relief IN.
tai they made use Of the above invsiua Bile Medicine
Ihcy nrc also the best Spring aud AutumusI Pty,io.
Price 81, or bottles for S.
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Fifth Volume Of She
LADTESCDMpANION
COMMENCES T1TH THE my .NJ.IBER.
ruBLIsngp POSITIVELY oN rHg FIRST
tFEyERY MONTH.
PUBLISHED ~ WILLIAM W. sNowDEN

ee
TIVE tidcs Companion contains oKtCtNAL and selected
i Tales, Sketches, Es-sys Poetry. biography, sc SC -
together " III clpce collection of Muse and embe sh
ed with splendid E'er'vincs, Drawings. Embroidery &c
with an accurate desc' of each plate ~ addition
which, tie April aud Oct,isr numbers MED
handsome enet'od and general index for each
volume" alphabetically atr,Agod which IL intended to per.
feet two volumes year of ncsty SIX HUNDRED PAGEs
The Steel enga''ngs which have appeared The .DIrs
Cosr,sios during the last year he, ond comparison
with those OF any SIMILAR publication ~ America and the
price Of the whole only thee doiiars per anuum Tie
following are the engavnes and tose Of the succeed ng
wear VIII 10 equalu not tupeof to that have yet
emhellishcd the work
The Last supper Mount Joliet Rock Fort; weehawk
nam Sawkill Falls View on the Dcleware Mountain
House Cask; Interior Of the late New York Exchange
Blck~ols Island aud PeniientIlry steel Ensrarngs
Whniplseogee Lake. My Mothers Grave /; The Russian
Peasants. CopPerplate.
Popes Study Portrait of NJ Berrycr; New York Uni.
The Blind at their Study. Wood e. L,M. Engrarinps
MUSIC: The Soldiers Tear; sing of Thee and Love
The Highland Widow The Young Cavalier The Savoy.
ards Return Fly pretty, pretty Butterfly The Days Of
Joy all Gone Let's away TO the Greenwood Shade Buy
my Flowers Follow, IN the Clear Moonlight Arranged
for The Piano, Harp or Guitar, ruth Accompaniment
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Will continue under the supcrnc ndance of PRoFEIos-
Al orNrLLMAN, who will exercise thu, care a nd attention
in the selections which this hvorte branch of refinement
much requires.
The original Articles and TRANSACTIONS published in the
Ladies Complnion, furnished by of established
merit including many Ladies who have steadily favored
work with contributions since its commencement.
T II is with heartfelt gratitude fr the
support already extended Ladies Companion the pub
Usher states that arrangements progress
the aid Of some of the first writers in AMERicA and E
norr in behalf Of this Literary enterprise Al this early
period, II would be perhaps mourning their spleasnre and
tho Just censure Of the public ia of failure to xhi
Their names TO the world before tho arrangements are
with certainty completed to say that there are
those among them whose writings have shed u.trc upon
TIE publisher il eoncinson appeals with confidence n
the OF the Ladies Comp for the last two wears
nd la q uit he
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Hops lea pledge OF glorious rest
To weary nortsis gisen;
We cnlaisAt~ the fis~rr on earth
And reap the fruit IN heaven

"hs, soisee 10 the care worn and sorrow
'neAen bosom is hope, sweet hope In the gloom
OF so'e'''y and aheiion, heaven born hope wills
PETS ~ accents Of peace that res, and comfort are
,' IN store IL stimulates Us to perPetrste the
dense Clouds which hover over Us. and .n;ov ~.
promised good, while II is only IN prospect Nj.
fortunes and d.ssppoih,Den,s encompass u, sbou, .
he heart IS drear and desolate-wben hone -,p.
gei OF mercy steals into the desponding soul, snd
hse The snit moonbeans upon the obscure path,
OF the forests, directs our course amopg Aouery
neadf a"d bes'de stIl waters. She not only
,i'e~1 her flowers IN our pathway through this
nuetoaiing world DO, abe points to the skie,-,o
be elesi Aeobes OF peace. where the faIe.s Of her
promised pleasures are realized. sorel, the hone
~ '"si n besren 10 pledge we will E,Ddly CHERISH
r7S'"' We vi'l eelght 10 cultivate. uhose do,
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ABNER MOONS ESTATE.


STATE Of JermOnt )vU>HE Honor
District Of Rutiond IS. Z able the Pro
bate Court for the district of Rutlaid.
To the heirs al law and all concerned in III,
estate Of Abner Moon late of Rutland in said
district deceased,
GREETING.
Whereas, The Administrator of the estate of
the said deceased made application to this court
Tor license 10 sell part Of the real estate ol the
sa deceased for the paym"n, OF the just debts
oi the said dece ased will BE- suffirien, to pay
the debts found due against said estate and the
cost Of settlement
hrJo'c, You are hereby notified TO appear
before SAID court at session thereof to be ho.
den at The Probate Office in Rutland within and
Tor SAID district on tn. second Monday Of April
next and show cause, if AIRY you have, why said
llceose should not be granted.
Given in Probate Court this 18th dly @.
March a. ID. SIG.
I3 f. w. HOPKINS, Register.
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DUNFRIE'S REMEDY FOR
THE PILES.

m Ne Of The best snd most thorough rem.j., known
~ Tor this troublesome complaint. II has more psr-
iec'ly answered the for which il was intended than
h' "h'"' ""'" :" .-i sa.-Is .a.ued air
AMI Peymanenf reiE both of the disorder itself ami n,
accompanying symptoms Of pam in he Io,ns r,,t,,o
hfadaehs, 10" appetite 'nd'gohon, and other mark. Of
debility.
" Price 81 for both nrtcles-Oininent and Elsc...
airy or 80 cents when but one j. wautei
" None are genuine unless signed r. KIDDER ON I'm.
wrapper (soie proprietor and sueeesor 10 DR. Casey
hy whom they are Tor sAle at hi. Counting Room No
%, Court siri Boston, and by hi. special sn,o,n,,,
by Daniels Bell Rutland Levi Lewis, Wen, ,ni
Adams. Warner & Co. Ludlow. sun
No. |. r..
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05%SERMONS ADDRESSES AND
EXllORTATlONS, by the Rer. Jc,!ediah
Bmchard: with an Appendix containing
Some account of proceedings during pro-
tracted Meetings, held under his direction
in Burlington, Williston and liinesburgh,V VI.
December, 1885 and January. 1886.
BY c. G. EASTMAN.
Just received and for Sale at the Rutland
Book Store.
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PENSIONERS

hSSE core continues to pay such as are
- restored, ard 10 Transact oil business for ren.
SONS ss usual. at his office, doors north of the
coor House. Rutland - S"'
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New btisInEncnt.

H@'""UsI>UHICnI.
Al CHIPMAN'S POINT, OnwgLL. VT.
VIE subscriber is now opening very LARGE
= and general assortment Of GOODS, at the
new Bnck Store, few rods north OF W. Chin
man ~ Co.'S Stone Store, which he offers for sale
Tor cash, all kinds of country produce, or on an.
proved credit. Having purchased the most Of
ms goods at auction and by The package. and be
ing situated on the lake shore where he is n, a
very 'niilng expense in getting his Goods from
Market-he feels confidence in saying tina, he
WI 'eil Goods as low or lower than any merchant
IN the State. Tie would invite his friends and
The public generally TO call aud see for them
serves Storing and forwarding promptly suen
uee TO- aud done on the lowest terms.
n. ID. The highest prices paid for Sheeps
Pells. nirw.S
Orwell, Oct 10, 1895. 4ssm
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FARMERS RANK

NOi'Ct Is hereby gwen 10 the Stakeholder, Of fla.
IsAnfAs bAsE that payment Of 1--WE DOLLAR.
90 eseh share Of the Capital stock Of - "a Bank | -
na ue % ne i3h day Of July next at their Bapko,
by order Of the Director,
o-v'N. aTrd l. ir-s 'a'his'
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List Of Letters.


hemdiniag an me Post Office IN Rutland,
APRIL !. 1896.
ame' Avery iiough,un Amory
n'rnnm James o. Harrison Timothy
( Born Conner u. Johnson REM
/ Barnes Mrs Laura J,cksnn Daniel
Bateman benjamin Jackson Henry
Barton Joseph Jerah Mary
bragg Lneius Jennings Adene
Barnes Charles Johnson Jabez
Burdit Joshua Ioy John
Barney Robert kingsbury Samuel }
Bliss Ira Long Rufus Jr
Brown samuel Lion Jabez
Brown William Louu.bury Nathan VI
gym" b"mss Leonaid Thomas
Brown Could s. l.ongdean William
Carpenter & Avery Nunsou James
C''Pouer Luh'ee Mitchell AlansOu
Cram Pratt Marsh n
Caldwell Jesse W. N.ll.,I Mary
,heehe( lt"Aina l.. Merriam Samuel
CarverJ P2 Minis SUNNY
Durfce Charlie PM -
EIly John " Perkins Haprslonin
Lsseston Roger Page Seneca
Eastman Samuel p,we,, I,cy
,''"" ar 80 ltobbins Eunce
i"ti hHham W REYNOLDS Jacob
Fuller Nathsuiel nsihbone L.
foyrs d Pc, 81,
Iinton Bigelow e sL.neu ee,I
Greeley Charlie, $50 o.
D'"'' hHAiah SyaforJ lleman
80 - ''1c Snow Mary Ann
S'''n spencer seward Ira
Grennsli Ralph Ty,oD Ch,i,,o,.
=, ,',s"u = Icuney AlVan
i H. ,,.''' Nhiioey Benjsmin
n i STACY n SfotetneT Nethsfby Jonah
Hsskill Prescott NV,li; u.stu
m 'e"eVes H,H'"u Ware George
uu@gb,., W.,,, Wellington Elsridse
- r J. ORNsBEE. Posima,t,,.
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@FOR sale.

GOOD YOKE of fve-year old OXEN. -.
SAID oxen are well broke aud mated, aud the
subscriber can recommend them to be first rat.
Yoke of Cattle. ZiBA PLUMBLEY
Shre"sb"ry. Cold hlo] 81 .Horch, 1 $50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Graf si,i Of porision'. One Of ou,
~calthics, Provision houses, sold this week
TO Pennsylvania, for cash, eighfy;f four
thousand dollars worth Of provisions One
Item was 800 hhds of Hams, at IA cents per
10. Western Pork $40 per barrel. Mess
Beef $l3, No. one, 1850. Lard 10 cents per
lb-B. Trspsrriyf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12
BEWARE OF A CHEAT

The public are hereby cautioned against being
swindled by one Zacheus NJ Yaw Of Ch,ren.
den who this..day plead infancy in suit of
Smali& whitney in order to avoid an bones,
debi.-RutIand, March 2l.I 1896.
EMEr son WHITNEY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

Sad Caspaify.--Mr. Daniel Haynes. one
ofihe propr,ctors of hes,cam mill a, Dover
y. ~. became cniangled in the machinery
OF the mill on the l7ih inst. 10y which he
was thrown " nth violence against the tim
bcrs and machinery over head. until him
arm breaking released him from the wheel
and he fell 10 the floor likeness corpse -
his skull much fraciured-arm chrushcd TO
ragmenis-bcsides other severe bruises.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-12

shsii cbensh ~. 10 lsis and carr, THY T.
the eiysiaa asias sicte ". shall FEAST upon the
fruit W fnii frouian.