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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
FROM THE BOSTON ATLAS, JUNE 8.
A WAR WITH MEXICO

"'I a" aohg predicted war with
eNe" us ikeiy 10 result from The cours,
~" .! me General Government with re-
sfect TO the Texian insurrec,ion II, !,
mas been the design Of the Cabine, a, Wei
,,hS'on 10 provoke the Mexicans into n Jsc-
'ata'ion OF war there cannot be A Ioub, ,n1
ho'hins has prevented that design from helm,
accomplished except the iorbearance and
PROBABLY the fears, Of the Mexican Govern-
ment. No'eih-
D' mus war seems now uron the point Of
losing It's probable and quasi cbarnrrer nd
Vi oeinS turned into an actual and re9ni,r
contest. Nodoubt the Cabinet a, w asS;ny.
.on io"e upon II as deliverance. and arc
determined 10 make the most Of n. The d,.
posite bank system having exploded thew
n"'e iost 'ne power of buying and rewardiny
P"'nsans' ny distributing the public money
"nons mem IT'S necessary To devise new
way oil enrithing their aaheren,s-,o nj, mo-.
anew eXpedient for distributing The "sno;Is ,,
! ms is absolutely necessary 10 the exi,tence
OF Inc present Administration. ,Tbev. arr.
supported oy body Of mercenary troops
""o PosilVeiy will moi fight without repu,
,ar pay and, unless this can 10y some mesns
ne provided, muiiny must be locked ir
more formidable than that which. for SIM,
lar reasons lately happened in the Texan
=, NOW, what better means RI ;,cr.,.s.
."e power OF The Government-ut hush;ns,
Up eA's.ing complaints against it-of n,ox;,s,
Ivy a" iheHhausiiblc fund for the pay and re-
Ia'o oi poiiticai partisans, than to plungs
;',h. i ~ mi" foreign Wal Whs, fat
III .ne way OF Contracts for supplies
may DE thus crealeds Wha, an ex,sp, ~;
patronage in the issue OF csmp,ss;nn.
val and military And, with a s,an,,iny
"my oi hity Thousand men, under the ron,o
,ha; OF "ihcers appointed on account Of
Poliicai merits and opinions. VIII,
ih'sh' NOT an ambitious Presiden, bona -
accomplish noPe 10
me fund Of partisan reward which .
WIN mexico would create. We ba,s go
"ou'u DO almost ihexhausiibIr. n xn.,i,,
. .a;nly he'o; for, iflbe Go, ernmebt hare
u I'm TO spend some ten millions in The
s,s WIN The Seminoles, little band of
ing Indiana, no. fifteen hunsr,d
LAVISH , now much might they not be able 10
'"r r, upon Mexican war,
MS lsIndeed an important suhiect .,.
l lroh all questions as TO the Justice o, e.
"iency 81 The Contest, or the Iigh, IN IL
'uen war would place US hefurs 4 can,;,.
lo, Inc political consequences OF il canno,
-, !, regarded without the creates, a|arrn It
Ihe Government is already too strong. i.it ,t.
certain That foreign war will iosx;,abIy
Ae u stronger Is il not certain Ina.
ms ~ su'Ject, Introduced before Congre.s "A
.ne extra session, will be able TO swallow un
very DINER, and that, instead Of an innuirr
nv past iniquities, the Public will be shaved
, III WIN army and naval estimates, aud the
I ~, exciting matters connected with ~
~, nSe operations? If there is 10 Be ann non.
!, sform' any chance IF change an he d.
~. demonstration ofo6airs, the mcgee 6e
nc country mast by al means be pressrved
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-15
F r E s Fl
Drugs & NEeGAicines.

The subscribers having pur-
chased the Drug and Medi>
cine Store of DR.. John b. Gar.
reit, will hereafter carry on
the hus;n.,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Elixir vegctal Balsamiquc.
N. ii. DOWNS
vegetable BNlsNMatc Ezirir,

0HloR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Cstarrh, Group
~ Asthma, Whoopng Cough, aud Of all other diseas
es OF the head. chest aud lungs.
Pamphlets containing a history Of the me,iicne-s
sketch Of the diseases for which is GER
uhcates from unquesonable sources-ampe directions
accompanying each bottlemay be had Of any of the A..
gencie., gratis.
CERTIFICATE.
For the benefit OF the afflicted, beg leave TO give the
Rev. N. II. Downs Vegetable Balsamic Eixis the high
est possible recommendation. have gwen it 10 child
Of mine whose lungs eevdently dangerously affected
nndior whom we were much alarmed after having tried
many other remedies in vainthc result disea IL
now APPARENTLY removed and The child restored 10 health
To effect this, one phial only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER,
StsnbriIge, June o., 1886.
Store. by ''"
I"u W. FAY, agent.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WvE'he subscribers, being appointed BY the Hon. PA
~ o"'e Court for the District Of Rutland, comms.
10 receive examine and adjust ull claim. and d.
"anus oil all persons against the c.tnte of
NATHAN PRATT, Cd
."'e OF Rutland, IN said District deceased
ns"ivenf, and also all claims and demand, exb,.I ~
oh,o, thereto and six months from the Ist day of NAV
instant heng allowed by ssid court for Tint purno.s ~
do therefore hereby give notice that we m acnJ ~ ~.
business OF our said appointment nj tho Inn Of
Ihraii IN Rutland, the last TUESDAY, Of me sn1
ofssd days. "' ~ ''1
CHAUNCY TIiRALL.)
u. w. MERRILL, C'mmi'''0"t"'
Rutland. May 0, 1887 on
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Vegetable Pulmonary RaIsom

sLtH2Wu,y valuable remedy has now been before the
- public Tor eight years, and has proved ;,.lc a..
most valuable remedy discovered for Co,eb, ('olA
.7shma and PhfLisie Con.uwpiion. JyIonn;,,~
aud pu'"nar, affections of every kind Il, ,alo h, ,ie
any increasing, and tho propretors are CONSTANTLY re
wing Tue most favorable account. oft. Effects The
lowing new certificates ure offered far nal .,.n,;
tion. 49, '~""''"'
From Dr William Perry
have witnessed the effects of Tho ycpe,sbo r.,mon.
o,,an' ana have no heancy ia exprc,,iue II ss N,
penei ha' lie 'nfe, convenient, and very sisa.;"n
'"s''e%s' Hesi ec''ully youn,
EAe:er, N. H. July II. 1879, A""'' w. ~
From Truman .4b,H
ror the lpst five year. Of nv prac,;ce 4 h.L,u
49,, ,'o" !" wines the benefcial effect, of Tim V,,I
"o'e rumonpry Balsnm in many case, oC ob,,in.. 50
anu other affections Of The lungs, would ,hcrsao,e s
hueh,y recommend its in all compliant, of e chez,
as beng equal II not SUPERIOR To any other n,eIio,
within nv knowledge
TRvMAs 4DHLL, MD.
Lemp'leT N. II. December 3, 1885
From DR. Thoma, B,ocn.
me Vegetable Pulmonary Bai,sm lie. been extensive.
uea ~ the section 81 the country where reside n,
years past and has justly acquired hsh ropu,
.I " .o'so'p,i'e complaints. So far ne my know.
extends has gercr dsappsinied the OK
pecia'ion' Of those who have used IL.
Concord, N. II. May II, 1888
From DIR Samuel MoryI
49, P'"l"'et"'s VI the vegetable PULMONARY BALKAN
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pulnoua ~ I,sl,.m
valuable medicine. II has been used in This pIse,
WIN complete success in obstinate complaints OF M,
lungs attended with severe cough los of voice a.,
me raising ofmuch blood, which had previously re,i
many approved prescriptions. .qfter using The prrsu
one week, the patients voice returned aud he w.,.ns
oled 10 speak sodbly This ca.e occurred some tim.
nce' and the man is engaged not only in ,ul bvl
'a0orous business Respectfully your,
Concord, ~ II. January 30, 1881. -.
From Mr. Samuel Ereren
In October, 1880, was attsc,ed with a c.,,h ..,,
lan'ed win severe pan in the side and diiIcul,,S
odeS'nS' resortedto several remedies. but wit6ot
enec, Ia January, 1881, was attended by ,IG6l
Physean snd subsequently, received The advice of,ee
al @sr'' but the disease steadily increased The cough
was '"cessa" attended with bloody offensive s1peco
ration my nesh was wasted my feet swollen. and my
strength extremely reduced. In .4priI my cs.e ,eemJ
ry hopeless was told by my pby,icisp, that
u'ene could be Of no further ,ssyice to me, snd
eAFeeu oy any Of my friends mat could not survives
e'"' 10 ms suati"n my dat ghter procureJs bottle
" W. 'ess'aDe Pulmonary Balkan, (which 'be had
heS'd h'gy recommended for similar compsints) and
prevailed on me to make trial oft II. use wa, stten-
ueo WIN inc most unexpected and happy results. u
Ve me '"%eoiAie relief, and bottle effected cure
have since been free from pain 10 the side, snd cough
eH''~ l" lpe case ofcomtnon colds.
Boston, Ma reh 1, 1882
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Commissioner, Notice.

NEVE the subscribers, being appointed by IN. uo,
~ Probate Cour, for the distrc, Of RuiIsnd. com.
" 70 receive examine and adjust all claim. I'D
demands ofsil persons against the estate Of '@u
Z.fCHERIAH JOHNSON
late Of Clarendon. IN said district deces,ea
insolsent and als' all claims sn demand, e.t;ho :,
on,e, thereto aod SIX months from The 3o,h d.y ~
pfh ,s., beng allowed BY said Tor that purpose,
we 40 thersi"fe hereby give notice that we win .,eJ
70 'hs e1sa.s' Of our safd appoint 1t the dv.,-
soue ~ hsoe Johnson Ia Clarendon on the fourth Mon.
days Of June and October next from o,elock ,n,I 3
O'Clock 2. u. on each Of said dsys ~
wHlPPLE MARTIN.
ELlJAH e. GIDDiSGs, C01frs,i'isn>ys
ClsFtndou, May T. 1881. "a
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W 7 y o WIS

.OE OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO.
LUTON, who were married before the close OF
their last term Of Service whose served
ably 10 The act Of Congress of the 7th Jnne two
years. and moi less than Elk months can now draw during
hie or during their remaining SINGLE by virtue Of the
"ct Of 4ih July, 1885, such pensions as their
would have been entitled TO- under the first men,oncJ
act whether their husbands may have died during the
war; or since that period. ALSO, the widows of such
Officers or soldier who married after that wa whose
husbands have died since the 4th, o March, 1881 and
before the June, 1882, draw so much as their re-
'pective husbands would have en- entitled 10, under
the act OF jane 1889, from the said l. March 1891 10
the day Of the said husbands docease
RCSTSCA1xTa MACH 25, t331-Bya late
act OF Congress the benefits Of the 81 section of the .ct
OF July 1886. are extended To widows who have ma r.
RED sce The decease of their first husbands for whose
services sach widows may now claim pensions under
'ah act provided they widows at the time of IN,
passage AlSo se widow OF any person who con,inu od
IN the u : service until the 81 Of Noveaher l7g3 and
was married before that day, aud while her husband
IN such service, will be entitled 10 the benefit of said a
section. $3.50 "
" Pen''on buine'' under the ADORE mentioned oef,,
ana az others Hn'neted, as usual The ,ubseriber.
-" }. COVE.
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'hE subscriber wishes to let Immediately, o
uhlST MILL, in good repair with three run
o' no'r Stones, three Bouts, dwelling house.
ana moving aud 'illoge land adjoining the Mil if
ws"en: Enquire OF the subscriber the 2remi-
ses' % OF mile from the village on the Stage
Road towards Rutland.
JiREH BARLOW,
P',sford, May S, 1887. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Wanted 1:

sBEARED LAMBS WOOL and HArrrs q and SHIP
PING fURS-for which u liberal price will be paid IN
HATS or CASH.
ALso-Wan,ed. most kinds Of PRODUCE ,hnt the Far.
mcr raises 10 exchange for Has
Rutland, May 2. 1887. t9.f
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n O TICE

H. hs stage H"afe u Gro. n. BtAM.s IN
~ tfs town. tome ueatAs .,Dos. wooden enc, =,
"a t~e feet ioag ssd 90. soos wide ono,.ian-
ssa .'sehs' .ed sane ss~ osss-incladn, oas Blue
- 80 -hh -sas oval ussitls batou. The dire.
80 40. ne GO 's'd eor - dsf.eei thai 4, esapoa n.
'.i hs o-sst I, desired To prove prs,,, "a, eA.,.
kvtlsnd. May 10. lG5-.
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couNTERFEITs, BEWaRE or LyposITIoN

Each genuine bottle is nelo,ed 10 blue wrsyper,%
winch T" yehow label sighed sampson Red.
nose oTnER CAS- ~ sgsuIsy
nc great celebrity ofthe GENUINE Hegsia5tPd
monH'y baham, has been the cause ofs,i.mp,. 10 intro
duce spurious articles which by partially sssuuin. u,
nme " he genuine, arc calculated 10 mislesd and de-
ee"e ,he puDiie Among inese mixtures are The @9Ds
'ean pulmonary Bslsam," Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
'sm'e syrup" .Pulna"nary Bslssm." and othsn. Por'
ehS'en sbouid inquire for the t article by is vgois
ssm.' 1tJE FECEIABLE PLIL-aON.7RF BAL,
SIM and see that II has the marks aud the a,aiSs oi
the genuiae.
Zach bottle snd seal is stamped yEoErABLE PUIao-
ssRr BALsAA. For ssie by
DAFIELSk Bell. Rutland, ".
Free so cents. 2 fsopsy
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ron S.lLE,

n LARGE 10, u c.fRRLiGES. consisting Of Ia.
"a fonehsi, ltsetons, Busy Wagons Double and SIN
g.s Pleasure Wagons. &c belonging 10 "a. estate 81
1. Bariiek- Alse large 10, Of Carriage Trimmings.
add all kinds Of stock and tool, for carnage
hins. Also span Of horses
arIhs Stove property will be sold chs.p fOr cash or
spPfeysd credit,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
AM ERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH'S PATENT.
HRHoSE OILY. who know by experience The ,ue.,,
- endured from 1"''
HER Nh nD DItDr,,,,

wii set Just estimate upon the value Of nm in.,u.
tor the perfect cure OF this danserou. e,mrle{, w
'Pioprlelors hazard nothing in sssertiny thntna
men' has ever been used for HERNIA, 50 perfectly sI
ted. safe and certain Of efoc,ing cures. ''"''
Cures have bcen performed by these Tnussys inf.
weeks though aggravated cases, ard case. oflo,v ,
ing, MAY NOT GESEnALLy ne eUREp. han % w.,
much relief will he given. Recent case. should rsce,,
immediate attention, in ordor TO insure success, A,,
IS earnestly recommended that their superiority NAV Il
tested. "' "
- Every purchaser has the privilege Of rel lima,
this Truss utter trial Of eight days il il doe, moi az,
abstraction. s''
For sale by appointment, nv
JAS PORTER, Rniiand--
ANA Iirus HUTcniNsoN, IT,, Woodsioeh. t1
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Castor Hats.
Want Hats,

OF every size and description to suit the most df.
he"lt pnrcha-er-and all FITS for the Lawyer, Far.
mer aud Dandy.
~. -sso Sreps nor tDqse who wish, a smaiI u.s.
sottinent of first rata
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

Black. blue and fancy colored Broad Cloths; rib
bed, plaid striped and plain Csss,meres aud soti.
nets Domestic fulled Cloth plain and iwied
Linen. Grass Cloth, Vcnian Plud, Grsndrills blue,
brown and colored Cotton nrillings Muleskin f;
Gambroons Silk, Cotton and Velvet Vestines /;
Flsnnels Satin. Bombs ZINE and Bingham Stocks;
Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas; splendid Parasols from
800 30 90 y Suspencers, India rubber Cloth,
black Lasting. crimson Moreen. TAILOR S
1RIMALFGS Of the first quality.
u 'pieadid rfsaenf Of French Muslins, French
Prints. English and American Prints and Calicocs !:
Furniture Dimiiy. Furniture Calico. foe Ind extra
fine IRISH Linens. linen Cambria, Long Lawn, Bish-
OPP and Scotch Lawn, plaid and satin striped Mus
Inns. Sarsnet Cambria plain and figured Swiss,
Book and Null Muslin corded Skirts, Crown Lii
nings, double Foundation, Bonnet, Boards and Wire.
white aud colored KNITTING Cotton, colored Cam.
btcs silisia, Diaper Crash, Bed Lace. Carpet Bind.
ing Spool Thread, Corsle, Eyes, Silk and Cotton
Stay Laceiis. Hooks and Eyes, yellow Nankecns,
~'i'e SATIN Jean imitation brown Russia Shee,ing,
light and DARK Glnghams. linen Apron Check, Ho.
siery--a superior supply.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Wanted,

roR fsw weeks Garage Trimmer. 10 whom I,h
srsi wases will be given.
s.Foor, .sS~,risrafsr.
Rstlssd, May IS 1877 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23
Groceries.

Double refined snd Lump Sugars white and
brown Havana snd N. Orleans Sugs,s: Fresh
Teas. consisting Of Gunpowdcr, IIy.on. Young lily.
son. Tyson SKIN. Souchong. Pouehonp and Bohes
oH Of pperior quality n. Orleans and w. ind,s
Molssses; Coffee. Cocoa. Cocoa Shells. fresh Rice,
Pepper, Spice, psr, Ginger. Css.ia Csssia Buds,
Cloves. Mace. Nntmegs. Ciifons, dried cutrsnls.
SslaiGlos. Sal Ni:rc. Poland Starch, Lamp Oll,
sperm Candies, HARD Soap, Table OIL, Pepper
Sauce. Powdso-Blasiing Powder. Wilks' English
aud Rogers OIunge Powder, The best quality for
tho rife -. f~'i.ss ,,h~' r.rau, re,u
Caps, &c.
TUBACCO--Ca,codish. plug and Nail Rod
Tobacco; Sheep Tob,cco Widow idefs chew.
ing and Smoking Tobacco, and Yellow and Mac.
Snuff.
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Hollow Ware.
Lintseed Oil.

GOOoALLoNs Of the best quality (no mi1,ur. of
sh o.) iof tale ct my ol.Aih ia C..iie,os
Ca,,ision. April 20, 1887. IsSw
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Newly Invented Truss.
TiiE DOUBLE COVE. SPiR a. SpR,,,
TRUSS.
TRUSS.

DtCkNri.Y invented by Bat. Fam, s,.
~ seated 10 She pubic under toll convict .l
an he worn with more ease and safety. sni vi
~ benefit to the Patient. than any other ffv,,
use. bUgc Trusscs, 81 Tar " !. ct,svel, .. Ls0.
ius 90. tosse,s perfect ~lf.ajiutiug r,,, ~
fhcy accommodate Themselves to every nulnn ~, -
siton al the body, and al the s~mo time, pteset,,
,tsnt, uniform, equal AnI 10 III. Patient an 80.
pressure upon the parts 10 which they arc appl,sl ~
Pads arc formed ola Wire Spring, bent 10 u, ,h,,.
double Cone, with the base compressed ia ~
convex, to receive tie cushion. TIL, padp Ar,..1A
an elastic steel stiug, which pnssc. round the bo,
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Double TRUSS.

TIiE Double Tra. is formed by alIstn, nm. 80,
the Steel srring 10 the centre nf n tfsn,vsr. ~,
each cod Of which is placed the above dc,rr,b,a az
BY It, free and unembairas,ed movement, The p,l
be adjusted to the prolsp.ej part, with p,,er, ,,
safety whether they situated Horizontally or m ,,
liquc direction ir,,n' each other; AMI no noy.ms.
the body dlsplace in The least affect them A..
thcr description is deemed unnecessary. as III, ,-h
Inspection has neres In siusle staace failed 10 ,,
even the mos, rreuiccj Of their superior rrop,r,,,
Far sale by DANIELS & BELL. Rutland. H.
fch ~, HanS
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N EW GOODS.

HoDGEs L. GILMORE have jus, received
Il Il very large snd general s'sor,men, Of
spring and Summer Goods,
which ere particularly sdap,ed to The times in
point Of prices, and will be sold very low for cash
az approved credit. They -outd Invite sE wishing
10 Purchase, to cali and eIsmine their stock, which
consists 10 part, Of the follwing -
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O Hats Hats !! IN
900
OREL COOK,

NToui.D 'ufotm the public that he has on hani al
W the oil is, Ship the East village Of Rutland,
iuli assortment Of all KIND. oi HITS, OF The
iVn', viz
Castor Hats.
Black and D,ob Ssyechae CiS7ORS;
.hsO, I'd and "a quality do. Bi,ck and Drob
Black and mite ,ppeyfne Brush do.,--equs ia
any that can be made IN his or aay other State in
the UuioI.
lie also keeps large assortment Of No l, . & 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

white satin Jean imitation brown Russa Shee,ing
light and darn Glnghams. linen Apron Check. Ho.
siery--a superior supply
Silk Goods, &c.
eoiored and figured Gro de Naples, Gro de Swiss,
gro &c Rhine, Gro de Paris, Satin Lcvan,inc. India
Las,nng' black Synchew, white co,orsd and 6gur-
co e. os'"s. Pongees. green Bersge. Lace and GAUGE
Wells, co"red Florences, black and white French
and Italian Grapes. Bobinct Laces, Silk Camblet !:
bobne'' Grecian, Blonde and Thread Foo,inps and
inser'ings Worsted Blonde Trimmings splendid
assortment OF Tamboured and Needle worked Col
'ars and French Capes, rom so cts TO 81 so:
SIR Purses, Bead Bags. Swiss Aprons, silk Bags,
cotton aud linen Floss, French Working Cotton
rag. bandana and Pongee Silk IIdkfs.; linen cam
ORC iidkfs; whle@nd black silk Hose; Silk. Kid
NC Nc, cotton and worsted Gloves Sh SiaiIy,
spun Silk and Gauzs Fancy Hdkfs. black, white
and scarlet Mcrno Shawls Bonnet cap aud Belt
hio'ns Velvet Ribins, French aud English Bonn
bnzincs.
BOMMets.
PUNISHABLE, English and common Leghorn fine
Tuscan and Misses Straw and Tuscan of the latest
style; Wrea'hs, Flowers, Caps. sc.
DOmestics.
Brown and bcOched Sheetings and Shirtngs
Dr'lings fine Dover and Merrmsck Sheeting
Ticking; Ginghams; Wadiog Wicking Bats
cotton Yarn Tow cloth Bags, &c
Napt and Silk HITS; Morocco and Kid Walk
ing Shoes Slips aoG childreus SHOES.
Hardware Il Cutlery.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks /; carving
Knives; Stee.s Butcher Knives plated and iron
Table and Tea Spoons; brass and iron Candesiicks:
snofers aud Trays; Tea Trays; longs and Shoy.
els iron back, PANEL and RIPPING Saws; Key-hole
and How Saws Mil Saws Firmer Chissels and
"usges; Framing Cbisels Bit Aucers patent
screw Augers; Bed screws; Brass aud Glass Com
modes; patent Butts, table Butts Screws Of all kinds
ooor trimmings, locks Of various kinds curtain pins
har and cloth Brushes. spoke Slaves, double and
single Plan Irons, marking Guages, Bit Stocks
WIN and without bits, Glue Pots, window Springs
shoemike's Tools, patent and common saw Sets
Majors Shears, Scissors, flush Bolts, Files, Brit.
lea ro's. Bed Keys fine ComP,sses. sheep Shears,
powder Flasks.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Hollow Ware.
spades, Shovels. trace Chains, cart and Wspon
Boxes bardweiPs Axes. Ploushs, &c. cast and
wrought Nails.
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES; PAINTS, OILS
"ad DYE SIUFfS.
ChoCkERY, GLASS d. CHINA HARE.
Consisting OF light blue. PINK, purple and brown
Tea ana ph'ns Sets 10 match; deep. fat aud COW
efed dishes; Pilehers; Coffee Bowls, &c. gen.
ersl supply OF coa'mon ware
PERFUUERY g. Soaps
general assortment from n. Smi,h Pren,is..
Rutland. May o, 1887. On
linlseeh nil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

NO sus WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON
Importer and D,alc "a Enghsh. Ciaios, Ffeaoa
Grr'aaa, asd .imefioaa r.i.NCf GOoDS aad
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-23

Brown and blcUched Sheetngs and Shirtings
Dulllngs fine Dover and Merrimack Sheeting
Ticking; Ginghans Wadiog Wicking Bats
cotton Yarn (; Tow cloth Bags, &c.
Napt and Silk HITS; Morocco and Kid Walk
ing Shoes Slips and chdreus SHOES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-06
HECTOR BELL.

DESCRIPTION.-DR is beautiful
rich chestnut, z years old this spring, with one
hind foot white, Is hands 3 inches high, of
handsome form, great bone and muscle, and
fine action. The same may with propriety
be said Of him as was said of his renowned
sire, by a writer in the american Turf Re-
gister,' who very justly remarked, eff there
ever was q case where the Inner might re-
main in hisroom and draw a beautiful horse,
according to his true anatomy, and fnestpro-
portions, with the delicate skin and silken
coat of the genuine Eastern courser, and then
venture to give him local habitation and a
NAME, he might write under such a picture
Monsieur Tonson," &c.
On the score of BLOOD, no horse can rank
higher than Drone, as the following well-au-
thenticated pedigree will prove.
PEDIGREE.-DRO oh. foaled March
10, 1880, bred by Col. VIM. Wynn, was got
byth celebrated Monsieur Tonson; his dam,
Isabella, by Sir Archey;g dam, Black Ghost,
by Lightloot's imp. Oscar; g 6 dam, DR..
Dixon's Pillbox, by imp. Pantaloon--Melpo-
meme, by Bnrwell's Traveller Virginia, by
Lees old Mark Anthony-Polly Byrd. by
imp. Aristotie-Young Benny Lass, BY imp.
Jolly Roger-imp. mare Benny Lass,by Blank
--Bonny Lass by Snip-Lath--East by
snakc-Grey Wilkes, Lsister to Onmsey.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-06
E.N.9e U&YK Y. FL.

A thoroughbred son of old Industry,
bred by DR.. Charles Duvall of Prince
George CO. Md, will also stand at my
stable, at Fifteen dollars the single
leap, cash, 4tOentyJive dollars the sea-
son, payable on the first of July, and
forty dollars to insure, payable as soon
as the mare is known to be with foal-
parting with the mare, her death, or If
regular attendance at the stand, torfeits
the insurance.
Fifty Cents cash to the groom, to be
sent with each mare.
IIDUsTRY, JR. is a beautiful dark
bay, Is hands, 3 inches high, 6 years
old this spring, out of Louisa Semmes
whose pedigree can be seen below.
HECTOR BELL.