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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

CHILDREN.-Much surprise has been man.
ifestcd at the number Of children who have
died recently in New York. being 400 in
three weeks. A medical writer says, IL may
seem strange that man. notwithsts nding his
superior reason, sbould fall 90 far short Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

RrrircTioN is the mother Of WISDOM
Every real good arises from it. Nothing is
truly mertorous without it. For accidents,
mon are neither accountable nor praisewor-
thv. A fortunate man is not necessarily a
wise one. Yet it often happens that fortune
receives the need that is due to wisdom. a
man who reflects. cannot be villain, because
he would then find that his true interests rest
in being virtuous.-Re Reflection avoids evil
and provides for the chances Of accident
Indeed, IL man Of reflection can never be TN
happy for reflection prevents imprudcnce,and
places him beyond the reach of fortune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

Social ArFrcTIOS.--Socicty has been so
aptly compared to heap of cmbers; which
when separated, soon languisl, darkcn and
expire; but if placed together. glow with II
ruddy and intense heat; a just emblem of the
strength happiness, and the security derived
from the union OF mankind. The savage
who never knew the blessings Of comblna-
ton, and he who quits society from apathy or
mi-anthropic spleen, nre like the separated
embcrs, dark and useless: they neither give
nor receive heat; neither love nor are below
ed TO what acts Of heroism and virtue, in
every age and nation, has not the impetus of
affection given rise? TO what gloomy mis-
cry, despair. and even suicide, has not the de-
srttnn led? How often IN the busy haunts
of mon. are all our noblest and gen,lcst vr-
tues called forth? And how in the bosom of
the rccluse, do all the soft emotions langulsh
and grow faln,?-[.N Y. Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
MINIATURE PAINTING,

MR.. STURGEON having removed from
A'1 town to the Cottage on the beach, bcgs
leave to inform the inhabitants Of Newport,
and visitors, that specimens may be- seen at
Mr. James lIammond's Book store, and at the
Cottage, where sittings are taken.
Terms. from so TO $50 dolls. each Minia.
turc. Price depending on the size Of the
picture.
July G, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
CLOTH DRESSING.
TINIiE subscribers have entered into Co-partner
IL ship in business, under the firm Of
GOULD DIIRFEE,

And respectfully inform their friends & The public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, be-
longing to s Clarke, here they will hereafter card
into rolls. sheep wool Of all grades-spin yarn
manufacture cloth on shares or contrsct.--Aso, /,
color and dress wooIlen cloths, real indigo blue,
and all other colors- color aud dress gsr,nents;- -
color yarn for carpets, &c 60, all which shall be
done speedily, 10 the hest manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. THOMAS GOULD,
Isaac =. DURrEE.
N. u. Articles intended to be sent 10 them, ma v
be left with Sanford hny ,Ihile-C Con,pion,- - Geo.
Amy or wm. Almy, Tiverioa.-N ~. Pcnrse or
}. Clifford, Brisiol Ferry - Underwood Car. Job
Sherman, Edward sianbope. or Bcnj. n. " IL
Dor, broad-st'r. Newpori,-b burfee's Inn, Ports
mouth. or NJ their Manpfactory.
Portsmouth, march 26tb, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
WIZ. T.. MelVitI.

Wishes TO inform the public, that h" carries on
the TIN PLATE business, in all III branches. ut
his old stand, No. l6I, Ihaines-siiee where can
be had at all times any article OF J in Ware uss-
ally called for-Sheet Iron and C"rpeT WORK.
Coal stove. Of various kinds, and other articles
conmonj, kent in a Tin Store. aug6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
SPRING GOODS.
APRIL 4M.
VIM. c.. COZZENS g. co

Have this week opened, n variety Of NEW
H SEASONABLE GOODS
Such as BRO.aDCLOIHS,
C.4SSLHERES,
VE.STI\'GS, Sc.
IRISH LINENS.
LINEN SYEEIINCS.
With many other staple and fancy articles
which are now offered at Il small advance
A. wholesale or retail.
TO their AnPET w ARE r oM
they respectfully inpiie attention,
Having received,
re pieces of the real Kiddcrminster In.
~ grain Carpcts-Imported this Spring
Of entirely new patterns,and snperfne goods.
Thompsonville and Lowell Carpets Of ma
ny kinds.
Venetian and Damask Venetian stair and
floor Carpets,
Oil Carpets,
Brussells Wilton and Tuhcd Rugs,
Figured Bookings,
White and colored Sheepskin Mats,
With every other article usually kept in n
Carpet Ware Room. Their stock, being
much larger than was ever before offered III
Ncwport-,hcy intend to sell at such prices
and with such inducements as their expert
ence in this business will admit Of.
Apri q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
DIR. ATKINSON'S
CELEBRATED
Vegetable Golden Ointment.

This ointment having been used in the
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he has
received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be GER
tain cure for all Scrofnlous Eruptions, Itch,
Chappcd Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or
Ring-worm, Abrasions Of the Skin, and VI.
cernted Sore Legs tof no matter how long
S,anding.) also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in Childrcn; for sore Eyes or cracked
! lips the cure is infaliblc.
For sale by DIR. r. r. HAZARD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near the Court House.
! Newport, Oct 90, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
OLIVER &. TURNER, a. WIN.
TUJRNER

TURNER
HAVE established themselves as Apo.h-
~ ccarics and Druggists, opposite Town
sends Hotel, in Newport, n.Thames-s,reet,
under the firm of O. G. TURNER & Co;
and will be pleased to attend TO all calls and
orders in their line Of business.
DOCT. q. G.. TURNER, will attend to
such calls MS he mny receive, in the several
departments Of Medicine, Surgery and Mid
wfery. Newport, June %, 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Hannah Coy,s Estate.

STATE or TERAioNT,l ynlEh remembered tina,
Disirici Of Rutland, a. - nj stated Pobate
Court held al the probate pec IN Ruilaud. Ia ssd dis.
'rc,, the lei MonIA being the 3j day Of July.
l837,-preseui WILLIAM HALL Judge,
REcBEs Coy, Administrator of the estate Of HSnpah
Coy ato Of Mddeiown IN said district deceased psopo
To scper account al his nnibisir atop and
sent his account agalnst said estate for ALLOW
OHDKRrD, That said account be examined in court
81 tioroof {" be holden at the probate office VA
Rutland within and for said district the fret kuaJay
of September nexl;and that the pLtept"p OF copy
this order three weeks suceetsitoly ia the Ruilsud
Herald lrin.d At Rutland, NJ sooH "a may be, ,hs DO
sufficient notice 90 sl concerned 10 apper thoy tee
cause, aud object iheiolo
% H. u. TOUSLEE. Rsg,shr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
The Fourth Of July.

Tue-day last the Glorious FoudA" some Of our
eo,sWPoacs designate the birth day ofou lnde ndence
Not only the day but tho week have been
occupied b. many cceaobs Of one Kind other
should Judge on tie luazeg Of Carriages wagons gigs
coaches to and from tic aud through the in
all directions But there formal celebration this
vicinity.
In Brandon, however, VIC ieara that there sham
parade Of men and boys 10 fantastic costumes designed to
dseslo militia traB'ngtlgaius, which solemnIy
test as Icing bcI 10 trcason exciting little meIi.
Men' With those Who prefer fun and ftoic,to the more
proper and civil smusemcats Tho Pouney Band, how
prosont helped along the day which Otherwise must
h. 10 been ia,igueng to the sodate garers
The watering place at Clarendon drew forth great deal
Of eompan,, told this memorable day, aud the
hrong Of all classes and exhibited pleasant hustle
resembling those OF tie most fashionable resort.
W. four humble sc KEEP, aoof from all the busi'es-
aud spcn tho afternoon very pleasantly in upto souiher
Ian Fss Of nature great water powers and The
surrounding facilities inviting 10 the enterpIng And
u pleasing 10 this late day, small begin
sins ct place which have been intended by to
h Of the lt,lc wonders lsast Of the world with the
aprisy ofs little art
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
DIED,

Ia Buneon % inst amer prc,aricd and distressing
illness Miss Metr RICE daughter o tho late Col Nathan
Rice, aged ~.
In Reading 2lst inst. of consumption Capt. Aremss
Hapgood. aged ~.
IT, Mddetown. sGth ult Laura l.. daughter Of Merritt
and Laura l.. Clatk, aged one year.
In Walns ford, June e7th 1887, MBs SoPnRosiA $,
Fo, couso of MIR c. Fox, NJ u in the twenty seventh
year Of her age, universally respected and in her life
ng the cordial esteem Of all Who had the pleasure of hc
acquaintance aud able TO appreciate her worth,
She endowed with ordinary intellectual powers,
and these she had seuousy cultivated by the dgeni study
Of the select authors in language Her heart warm
aud feeling and susceptible OF the finest impressions Her
Imagination fruitful and cleaning her taste delicate
and J'sctmnatt,c. Amilble and engaging IN her inter
with society she dsnihed without aus,cry of
manners retiring. but rcpusyc, she the delight OF
a choice circle Of friends who will oadiy cherish the mem
Dry al her many and exalted virtues.
Her afflicted husband and their infant daughter have the
deepest sympathy o. all such truly appreciate the nest'
mabIc value Of pous. accomplished and devoted compln
O. and moiler.-l COmmtBti Gated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Isaac RandalI,s Estate.

ST.4TE or VER.uO..T I'D T. IT HKnEmnrngp.
Distract # Rutland, a ~ that al special Pro-
bate Court held III Rutland within aud Tor sald district
on the 10Th day Of July. \ u 1887.
Present, WILLIAM NAIL, .isdre
GALrSA RAND,tL administrator Of the estate oi lease
Randall late OF Nj. Holley IA said dsiroi, Jscsassj
proposing TO render an account Of he saisirsiipa and
present her amount ssaasi said estate fr allowance
O,deftd That said uccoun, bc examined in court ri "a
session thereof TO be holden at the probate office IN Ru
land within aud for said district the Grst Monday Of
August uex, aud that the publication ii copy o TIM
order three weeks succc,yely ~ the RUTLAND UesalJ,
printed at Rutland us MAJ be- ,bal he sufficient
notice all concerned APPEAR II they sec cause. and
object thereto.
20 II. u. TOpSLEE, R,gishr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

wooI Th. gr.s, staple Of Vernon, hss iosl been ta.ea
irom the sssfai ANIMAL ~bch beand, and read, for
Asar Tie aggregate q The e'op Tie whole state thus
,rsf posb esossd. tLiee HoSs q povntsat aii yesf
yse. la, at 90 ~oeid Hsii.0ni Of
ssii@ss H., sad ,hsfe bs!en, usrkei an1
heA prses Cos ths aftioe. 1sls Hs, I'D Of
A'sgs-es' sn i iorr rs@sia 80 The qsssioh- lot
o@s -s tl,At wtls aaa lriH4sr 40 Psrtesaf
i'''' Pesgs nss' have eioihea. aud ~e THAI Il dG.
esh ZOE Nc manufacturers buy uoo! a. homs al, -
a.esh 10 by ia ssroad and wool theT
lave 60 worse NsHy 81 the tmefs sssble
sss isas credit fof P' s' least ~As's tho, haze large
ls's-sbe ~s 'A'ni hey ~osa ss ~lhs seii rs-
ssassls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
From lhs Commit e,al HerGld.
VICTORY VICTORY.
aal.or, R>nren reE ONE pAh."

Jiofory la, prroloi upon oHr brHn'r The great,
the eventual contest which took place yesterday
between the y Ligs and The administration, IN the
Third Congressional District, hss resulted "a the
sueeess Of Mr NAYLoR, whose majority over Mr.
Iucersal. ~in n5i vary far from FOUR HUNDRED
VOTES. We cannot bat oXuli aud call upon The
WA,es throughout the uhaed States "a rejoice
with ". in tbs defeat oCthe Tory candidate. aided
as be vas by TIC money. the cloquonee, and the
lsbors Of the Government Office holders.
Ever, eAer,ioa Nss made c,efy rerse strained.
sad every means rcsaIted 10, - secure the cleo
lion of Mr. Iugefsol; bot al would not do The
,eople were TOO honest 10 he bought toO ssgaeious
TO be deceised, to painOte 10 rupPon party
~h.eh istlsus up1n tie spoils Of oiliFe. ana too
sisuuea IN their devotion 10 the Wing principles OF
,.,eut, ak, To vote for one Who had uyoNec that
Ind he lived in those dsys u darkness and lus be
would have been TORY.
Let nc sGOsi Of Freiory Be ecsOed (rO~ one esd ef
"a UHi0A ~ the other.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Amos saw's Estate.

S73JE or yERMONT I'D T. it repsemhereJ that
Dui,uf Of Rutland "a. - ut stated Ffobs,a
Court held at the Probate Office " Rutland On tAs lat
Monday being the 3rd day of July. a -. 1897,
Present fiLLL1.N H1LL. Judge,
HFzEKIAH iipsros, adnpisit.tor Of the estate u
Amos Ysw, late Of Rut!anl, 10 said district, jeeessed
proposing render account 81 s COMMUNICATION and
present he account Fg"n't sud estate Tor allowance
Ofdtred. That sad account he examined IN court, st
sessiou thereof 20 he holden al the Probate Ore in Ret
land within aud or ssd di',rcl, the Gfsi Monday Of
August aud that the publostioB OF copy of THE
order three weekA fueeSsyeiy IA tine Rutland Herald
printed Al Rutland, msy be- shall be suncispt
notice t"~i concerned ~ sp?e+g II they esu'e and
object thereto.
- u b TOWSLEE. Rsgisl.r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

psrufs u tht 6sorsrn@e~i II. last Nalsnal CAssttc
say that oac Il The lest ard tPcsi utf Il the ss~n
uent ttai sppcsion bcing made 10 The Ofafd
fbcreetl bsnk fhiisdepha ot Navy r~astcn, yas.
-'"i tra' rts'sd fo tAs raai u tss pssss'on fsad
fsan. sotra lost The EAse''i s,atinrl ssss thsi a
scarcity u ratoasia that quarter severely EEL nant
anaiiss 10 s'Rc hidsftrg starvation AVID have been
confc 10 dg their sesi potatoes tom ihs gtound %
ic
Ore rntd IN Otsf Crret. Of Nddlchuf,. SATURDAY,
evening last AuAb TosrYu. VI Sicfiorc L. e.. ~tnbes
81 Njdleho,' Aesicuy. sged ~ Prtaisn HsTtA @ his
reqa,sed DC
Netr Steamboat. % "Wednesday ~ last week The new
Steamboat Hgliugi launched az Sheihufnc FONT
This sad Ito he vc 6ae boat and dosrncd to ply be
twtSa WhHOhall aud ~ Johns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
From The GiOJe of June 26M.

Bank Of the Metropolis. We understand, from good
thuriy that the Bank OF the Metropolis late the deposte
bank this has paid the whole Of ITS debt TO the Treas
OF the United States except tribe, which will
be exinguished few days time Also that she has
discount line SjO00OO February last aud her
circulation nearly Is of what Il few months ago
Neae happy state facts honorable 10 Of the fs
cal Agents Of the Government.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

THr N,RKrrs. We have occasion TO note the pri
Cos fBrtad stuff Meat other than merely 10 sayhat
they continue up and will probably unti abou,
the 1T Of September Hence, five keep from starving
Until ha, time shall probably this ysat nor
hope aoH, the crops said look pretty well oil
the county, with exceptions This Is the be-,
encourage ut We eau give readers this topic
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
The Third and La., Van Buren, Convention

held Case,on the itb asreesbs TO adjournment
We have not seen any body tina, attended, but We learn
indirectly that nomination formally made Of state
senators aud other highly mporiant business trans
acted little the masouie syebenee We are in the DARK
,boo, Some cay they renewed the pressure question
When the scil removed readers shall be advised Il
any thing more lhsn a mouse brought ioTtb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

n BODY GAaed foT III PsoitoaL 4 moetinr
Sss 'coeniy bcd IN Ph,lao,' Phis. sa,d To conss,
Il ten or tselse ,boossnd pcfson, at Wh.oh. smonr
other resolutions the following extraordinary ono
was passed
"hosefrss. That ne more eilesinAis To- uphold
The Constitutional Government Of our choice. aud
II our iorc--,u secure the red enfircine ~ the
Avs al Consro,s, AND THE ORDERS or THE
EXECUTIVE. rpHER SOW wsuKp, On WHICH
MAY HEREAFTER BE- ISSUED. &c. &c. Ne
the SOVEREIGN PEOPLE dc hoif uurseirs rcl.
dy 20 ORGANIZE ~ the city aud county of Pm,-
AdeiPh's, drst yvlantcer legion Of TEN THOU.
SAND MEN. 90 be as shortly as possible FULLY
ARMED AND EQUIPPED the same to be cal
led The PHILADELPHIA UNITED STATES
MINUTE MEN"
a copy of the resolutions vas officially forward
ed TO the prcsidoht who retained hs sincere ac-
know Judgements for the expression of confidence
and good WILL boston Coa,ic,.
Rhode hionA The legislature OF this spte ad
Joufned on the morning ct Sunday asi, at one o.
clock 10 meet again Ia October. Tue bill ct the
session was one embracing somc new regulations
applicable TO the banks undor The suspension ol
specie payments. IL provides that IN all suns
brought by bunks, whe'e judgment shall be rem
dofed Tor The painirby default. no coats shall be
a.lowcd--nor 10 suits against banks before jus
ce OF The peace. COSTS 10 be recovered against
lac defendant neither IN suits against banks be
tore any other courts, Is the same plaintiff 10 re-
cover costs against the same bank more than
one suit. This provision continues IN force until
the first day of December next, The remaining
sections OF the bill provide among other ihings
That during The suspension OF specie payments, the
banks shall receive 10 dcposiie their own bills, and
allow in,eres: upon such deposltes of D per cent
provided the sums deposited by any Que person
shaii nui be less Than two muuibs--th0t lie pre-
sence and consent oil at least three directors shS
be necessary for the discounting Of notes, &c. -
and that in case of an Injunction upon any bank, all
sulls and legal process against 1t for the COLLECTION
of debts shall be stayed, until its affairs shall have
been settled according 10 law.
The election IN Rhode Island for The choice %
members of Congress takes place, Us usual, on the
third Tuesday IN August, the Legislature, at ia
last session. having rejected proposition to fix al
earlier day. Wany Argus.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
senn,or rnllmadgc,, Letter.

oar Wig readers would do favor to then Vac Buren
eghLors lead them this paper read The ee to the
editor 81 tia Aban, Argus subject which very
,nseh .sasies u.s eosniy Il may Posb. quiet the
fsseb seeking sef knowladsc and have been gro.
Ping ~ iAe Sart Tor some tme.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
IT. y. ToWsLEE. Rsg,,i,r.
samuel ID. futile a. al minors.

10 the I'm. he Probate Court for Tho district If
Ruii1Hd -
NWOUR psInBcr. tHAUSCY ID. 1rrfLg. GaoTsiisn
- 81 samuel ID. Iutls, sally T.. 1uiils, snd susan
g. Iutlc, MINOR, sbowo,h that the ssid DiGoss Own
parcel 81 land tenants 10 with Wait Chatter
tea snd James " Chi;teti"u itys,s aud beng Rot
ard sail district, bong pATi al the estate Of sa-
sauHah Cbsttenon, late Il KutisDd docassed bounded
49, follow, North the farm formerly owned BY Am's
Hewitt la. ~ the qusrisry line south ty llis farm
frmerly owned - IAi l.. Cbsltcrtnn, deceased, snd
Wet - 1et creek eout aiming seventy i've sores aud
thai vail be los tDe interest Of ssi minors 20 sell the
sane.
Bhefsfsle, your petrinnfF pfajs the lion. Probate
(, gs 10 gtat' onto hini ha'He 90 seL tsld press.a
tbt .stuis surh rase made sDd provided,
CB.II.TCf u. TUTTLy, GSefd'es.
SJgTE or gER.hONTl
DilIrief u Rutland, v,
UT IA osIsrsd BY me fTubaie touh i9f the Dsirnt
" sGrefaiJ that s-1 spplicstiin be heard IN Court,
a. tsssou heieol bs heidsp II the Probate On1s IA
utssd ithn snJ for ssI Disirie the hSs hpadsy
"a August nsxi Ani ihs the sssi IsslpOssf give l-os
10 ell ooaeerned 81 fad -ppiinai,pa ssi q ne is u
hsaris ,hsfcof ~ psbfhinz the With ibis sSder
three weeks suoesssiyely the Roisnd bs'-i printed
At Rstssi the l.st publication ~ he TOT lees THAI TO"
sseks previous "a the rsd fstsie' " sAid c"pH that
they may 4pyesT sBd shew s1y They hHss, nhy
the 10 ar sas authority fe4ass'sd 10 I'D foregoing sp
,ascstaa ssouli ~ he sF.tisJ.
Dated II nu'issi ihfs litL dsy 4 loo, a. -. isSl'
- ~ y. IfffHfFfs fNrifs.f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
Price az Ssa,s.

- &. \. ]. SMITH, Dandy n. W Saw
-. yer, Tn.oaih Nj. Clark, Middle
town a, Harlow, q G., Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, piusfori Boyn,on &
Martin, Orwell c. II. Walker, Benson
A. A. Allen, Fairha,en Stanley d Lef
fngwcll, Poultncy; VIM. Moulton ~. Co,
Castlcton +. Slnson, and Daniels Il Bell,
Rutland. 29aouay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Good Business. An acquaintance who has re-
Gently been 10 the West, invested his funds il
Buffalo bills before he started at 10 per cent. dis
count. AT Buffalo he exchanged his bills Tor spe
Gle at per cent. premium, which he sent back To
New YORK, aud sold IL q, II per cent. premium.
making net profit OF II per cent lie bought
also parcel OF the Canada JOINT Stock Bank moi c,
at 25 per cent. discount, which he turned 10 still
better account. NJ Y. Jour. If Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

/ gentleman who wanted 10 employ good working ma
sou and carpenter go the ciy Of New Yok thought
While advertise. lie did 20, stating that be
would pay $40 per n,oHth aud board aud invited appca
tons through the Post Office On he hrst day be ed
i've hundred and seventy letter. askag for the situations
which a piece made him an OUTLAY Of So 70 to DO
ga with and wih - per cent for specie 81 laN J! O6-
s6TueF.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

TOmr Persons Drocned. On Saturday the 2ilh
ut. four young Theological Students Of the Au-
burn. n. Y. Thoologca! Seminary were drowned
IN Owasco lake in Auburn. They went out on a
smiling excursion for pleasure. and the boat wac
capszed in a sudden squat. Their names were
il. Smith, Of Johnson VIM. 7. Tuule oi New
ark, n. J. WIN. Woodbridge, Of Stockbridee,
Mass. aud Simeon s. johnson, o. Sweden. Mon
roe county. They were accompanied by u lad
named Wlthorell, who saved himself by chnsin. 10
an oar. The body of futile has been Dund--tht
others have not yet been recovered
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Circuit Court, u. &. Washington Cify-Jrne %. 1887.
In the case Stockton Stokes against the Postmaster
General MIR Coke commenced the argument tor the REALTORS
Piled length To the points embraced IN the
answer the Postmaster General which accompanied IT.
Mr. CoIes argument was p'ncpl to sho" that the Circuit
Court for this District possessed the power 10 issue the nan
dAuius.
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VI ttRtt.tb.

a. ~ estha,en Nay 4th by tie Rev Iiitnoy AIten
WIN. forbs ui Fort Edward, Mashngton County n V TO
Miss Esther j. daughter OF H. Adams Es, Of the former
place.
~ Chester Mr. Joseph Howard Of ARdoyer, Miss Lo
VIVA Sweet OF tumhetsLd X. l.
L. Northampton. Mass Junc 90 By the Rev Mr. Mitch.
ell Mr. metson Bntes, 10 Miss Sarah 4 Edwards
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Fss,iGs u, ATE ARRIVAL at Ne~ Yora Loasos payers
tss AA Nay are 'resrseSbst ~hseh h'.ng Heshss II
ssy @Psiises. sIesF4 the ESansy ntfksi ~heb
hs s.fs's ASsfseaH oSssrssl ,singiy cay.
Tbs Lesden THss sags The sbandaDee Of uousy al The
SEC. EisAsHgs. 'sSsess Tia sFF~sAsusos i,Ai RAY
A.'ss ace 'sssi u is'esa srd the eIehanss
isftae sssinsa -
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NO TFCE.

/nNKEN np ny the sutsruhsr Ethp HursK IN thes-
hume 90 The ith dee Il inis. 1887, dark trcwp
MARE, with three White feet aed white "Trip IN her
face. and has Of cut hook IN her thigh
The near eide said supposed TO be ave yest oil
'n,t ,prns The i' requested 10 prove property
pay charges and take her vpy.
wv. EsrA BROOKS,
Shtehu,ne, tuiy l. 1897. 90