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F.a d, ks.agiop ~ Casfits Asgsfi4.
SPRING WHEAT
re l>k the attention 1t the farmers &c
y.lsiry % the inllosiag valuable c,un.
ncauua, from one Of uur met iaielh.
.al aud successful asrlcullur,s's.
August !, 1887.
/ C. RAl0wIy, Esq.
DIR SIR: Your uote Of the eth uli. re
,nag lnf,nnaiinu in rriatinu Ia my sue.
81, 20 lus cultivation Of the Sptlng Wheat,
j. not received or several DAYS, aud ms
rg-msuls since have prevented an earl,
s4,rer oihe several qcrrie- prupuuoti,d.
81. oow enjvavor 10 ansser them. IN the
tDi ltuf note, as - ell rs Gan. from an
aaral % three small bots, and l,,r .
,ra,ln. The Wheat = 1T the Bear.
Ahly with beIu'tinl, claar s. ilau
r,s, lae a-.hrs, | 'htsk, rlaerd cluset
H4 brad h1u . usual ~ that variety
QlHN4, q gives bitter weld lr,un
sans, ,alu cattl,-ss oberyrr ut1id
s- Irn he lenaih ii tier lsetI. TIE
mb b .aiiel fri. assd n .atl,uu
I r.nabiHi very mts.i, thr boarded
R l|nar, cmngpa ii ,nr Country.
3 feg - q sat p'rpilni'rn ard tnn-
uap- would rr,uark, iTtar h thr *
9r7i' nave inside. sra.sl ii three
' ani On dtti:feul sa,is; f,a, On tie
Fe's y Frburt ~ ,.laser E.Ilna.
-.~ im i.tr si3ie month; hen an silti
.N'ru' covert aLsl the 18th 81
H--rou7d ptai- he5 near tie liu- =
o. lH.-lad l,il iui i. r.gn had. u
'n qihHy pinush-d iIla LIST aey.k rs
f.', a'd saArd a. sam - stlsu.haJ.
corn Ia case much iIr bs.f sieli and
su'a--s'sp'l.nI well, AID GIes lfssn
q any knd uuli ljg~. Tie tsn
''' give iun 'uEgf'HGt a gf0slh--atld
f'ra' 't,l dpAn belarr Il WIS nlde-
q+H.t, he soua aas sltrleglled, lail
NflF vas clean aud ffee from rts.'.
lHi'y ,ngn was a'ss4. blshrl>
aso, shIai have ~ daub, was an.
''mlrH, aud lhr suid near 5 ST.
'Ha.l ille ui. in1e'hrr, bur eonsldsra
wa" 90 Tie corn land. | cut iir
WHEAT TIE das / finished cutting
"irr gram, and my b LET =. hat IL
.y 'asau-, . gli rprn 81 ut the
Hir Astrn- we'll 10 q uf, can
"aa' nn bYhg Iud any ground bul
'rnn 'nr aTnaranrc ii tn gram,
\ 1ilI nh mtle - iar n ar Hs nHs IT
aiir "ttllrs ~ Wheat, hat thai II
IVY H'uf, % qumiity anil qa4luy, =
" l"e hrafdel Hnaer lFlipai, ~ 49,,
hd "hegi common aumnax Is. f.
- y ihe query, shriher the gram
'4'an' 'nosly substituted. IA whole.
| paw ~ lhe common winter wbpat,"
'" ne hesitation 20 SWING. tlist Il
?" be substituted ~ whole, nu llri
'lApl9n that u may b. advantage.
'''Ni'h'rd 10 part. Think that corn
'"s be'' prcplrllina, ahi that all. nr
''' p " az cannot BE- well prenared.
,"'o ~ ao'dtm with Wmier Wheel
W reserved for tins cfap. Every
"rr VIII At once see hnw such m nf.
sN'n' "oabi relieve hm, in ms fdl
'' and with what easr and how hatnI
'' could prepare hts cprn lansl l..r
'''', by removing tie stalk. or
3lanl. "'"''' ~ '''e
'''' query IS, whether have seed
~" =. have made more Than /
''F but many person. have sp,dc
'1' ''r re"d aud unld lb"v call and
!" "h'l has been promised. / an una.
~ %" much have IL SPARE.
IN Wy d'Slre % disp 80. &c Il n shail
ana 10 spread Il ). atlely .. 81.
Dr'i"'ing =. do that !, w,ll i. "a.
y, p particularly 10 -iru., On. aud -
e,a 80, to niiry from The action 10
"'"' ! bs!Isys | have an.vered al
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IT, uolton, Proprietor sad rub'i.l,r.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS 1t laid IN advance.
Tso D5.l.rs AMI tiiy Ceuts, II not paid within
II fr.s Dol'ars, if not paid until the end Of the
4 f.ils,r 10 uofifg ;is Eiiior q a ioisi 10 us.
,'l's-,ai i4e red u ,4s ysar ,0si. O. considered
! q sts engagement.
EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at tie usual faleS
,.,vl-llaior r. ". Cochran Is appointed an
-, s,r The Journal, and !, authorized 10 receive
''.,,.y and give receipts ia ny naa,e. III. IL.
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N nurs resnccllnllN.

a. i. BARCLAY.
i. ). ! ought To have stated that the
seed procured from the North, had ia /, a
considerable quaoliiy OF oats. aud tia,
vas nat So particular rs some others. whu
sawed less, 40 picking them oai, consequent.
" there Is sllil ,aIxed with my wheat surne
"ais, bu. not 80 much Us came in the seed.
A. r. d.
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your queries, 10 a hnsiy and imperfect way
10 be sute; but hope, that rs other Gar.
mefs IN the neigh5Hhoud have tried the
SINE, they vii, through your paper, lavor
~ with their experience und views, aud
thus any omission Of NINE viii be supplied,
"r error into which | may have fallen, cor.
recteI.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

Pro bono P6biicJ Common Didcbgton
- an ti.cinat cure CIR CONS. We were an.
uoyeJ by one of thn-e troublesome excres.
eruces for years AMI fnud, 30 application
~hieh we us'd, from the knife dawn To The
crlebfa,ed qu,ck q corn plaster" ID the least
sefviee. An intelligent and obsetvaui
friend recommended the diaclyIon, by which
he had been freed from those pedaTiorncn
ters. We applied i, immediately Ihlnly
~pfead on linen, renewed Il al every daiiy all,
lutinn, and ~ the end oIlhrre weeksonr con-
vas aiming the things lhui hdd breu. 4
mnnih his elapsed SINCE we discontinued the
APPLICATION, aud there is NJ appearance u
4. return. Nemb,ya Spectator.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

A VirginIap1prr n, :, /" The lines are so
hard. end payment 10 scarce, the girls can
pialn il'ai The young inen cannot even pay
their addresses"
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.AGRECILTIRA Al.
SPRING NHEAT.

ia d, ks4slop ~ ca.sa. A.s.,i 4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
DIED,

In Westminster March 2ih, John Richardson, sged Co
very much lamented.
10 Rochester Aprh oh, Mrs Sarah. wife Of Dea Seth
Ia sockbrdge Mrs Anna wife Of Dea Elijah Allen, cid
est daughter oil Col Thomas iodgkns late OF Rochester W.
aged %.
In Grafton, VI March 27h, rpulmonary con.um ion
Sarah, vile OF Lucius G. Alexander, 81.
Al Nergennes, 10Th inst. Capt Francis bradbury, 10.
10 Bennington Mrs Olivia, wife OF Mr. John Crosse, ~
In shai,sbby, 10th inst: Capt, Peeg Ma',esoo, keyolu
tionary Pens,ohcr, ~.
In rowna Sih ins, Mrs Zerus wife of Mr. Allen c. Ma
In Sudbury, on the ssth u, Thomas W Hyde.
In Winchester, March 25 Harriet wife OF Mr. Daniel Tut
Ia Rev Marse, 4,h inst, Mr. Daniel Bracket aged So
better known the Mammoth Man. His weight but
short before death go pounds he little
short OF feet height and measured round the body fec,
10 inches.
Martha vile OF Isaac Abercromb,e, aged 81.
In wston, eth INST Miss abigail daughter Of selah Muir
ray, Esq. aged %.
Ia Reading Ian 3ls, Thomas Fay revolutionary pen
a, Springfield VI. April 3D. Nancy vito o. Warren Good
Al Rockingham March eo,n, Mrs Eliza, wife OF Dir Ben
ianin l.. Mack, 80
~ lie died OF AppopcIy, While attempting To step into h
carriage. - ~
the I7h, Mr. John Gibson. 7l-bo'h rev. pensiooers
In Iiooksett, Sir Joshua Abbott, rev pehsioaer.
Ia BfonkIno, the Iith Mrs sally, wife Of Luke
u. Osgood, 10 the SD year Of her age
At faeto,y Point, Manchester Of canker Rash IN tho
space oi days children between aud years OF age,
Of the iam, ofTnoty warear, only one child remains
la Grafton, 2sih ut NJ" Hannah, wife Of Alexander H.
Zoll, sged -.
la Worcester, ApnI IIth Mr George Moore aged 90
April &c. Mr. Ia keiion, Of Mr. james keiton Of War
wick. -.
In wspple on Monday last, Mrs mend., rel,ct Of the
late Hon. stephen y Bradley
Drawnsd al Cambridge W. MoBday the 0ih inst John
sou 81 Peter and Hannah Chadwick, 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
Louisa Brilton,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT IslEtr REsEMpEREp.
District Of Rutland, :" ~ that At special Pro-
bate Court held al the Probate Office in Rutland the
10Th dsY Of April, a. .. 1877,
Present, WILLIAM HALL, Judge,
BENZ. q. ERIrTos, sdmini.trator upon the estate 81
Lou.a Brton, late ONT Tabor in said district. decsss
cd, proposing 10 render account Of his
and present his account against said ey'se for allowance
Ordered, That said account be examined in court al a
thereof 10 be holden AT the probate office in Ru,
land within and for said district the first Monday Of
June next and that the publication u copy Of this
order three weeks suceesriyely in the Rutland Herald
printed At Rutland, msy be- shall be sue,snt
notice all concerned TO appear hsy see cause md
ohjec, thereto.
10 IA. JOWSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25

Latest from E7orida. The steamer Forester,
Capt. Dillon, arrived at Savannah on the oh inst
from Black Creek.
The dates from tho army arc to the 5,h and
from Fort llcilemnn the 7Ih. Abraham and fsm-
", who wore at Fort Daje. state that Micnnopy,
Jumper Philip. and Powell had started for Tampa
Bay the 81 inst
Tgcrtul and his bnnd have arrived n, Fort Arm
strong. and Cloud aud Alligator at Tampa Ba, :.
1t is now copceded thu, he war is at an end, and
that ,heie will be no more lighting.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
From the Neso Haven Herald, april 10.
TIE PANIC

The great panic makers At Washington lightning to
see the results of tspmsa aud honest industrious
and deIvded working beginning TO feel H. From
svery quarter tho country hear the cry, Help me-
C,s,us OF sink"-whe the time the voice from
the ballot b.ses cries glory GLORY ''-Preod'ce and
Party are stronger than truth and yssee and Principle
ssd bcsdsnd the dear people," like lambs led to the
slaughter, stiii
Lick the hand just raised to she'd their blood"
Our city presents melancholy sigh, this mornug-the
effect efthe government experiment. uPon the national cur
Yeney the gold hambus Of SHARED politicians snd the veto
sre,e. and best upon the renewed charter Of the
U. 8 Bank The panic. like tie darkness OF Egypt seem
ed be felt Shops that had geed with the bis1e OF
sness the full tide of shut half clos
ed The ,ocrking dearly loved aud regarded be
e<etson-xsFc standing Idle about the streets Men
hs useful and faithful sboTers and could earn their tea
6eea dollars pc week turned out Of employ, and
each other with the aaaioas inquiry, what are we 10
do Fsmes who before had the prospect Of comoE table
ssbteaee deprived 81 their means ottnppo that COLI
might be made the Mississippi in siisen purses
eor,ag Thomas llunbug BENTON aad 10 fulfil The denun-
citation Of Andrew Jackson that men who DO business on
borrowed capitol ought 10 break" Several Of our manu-
featuring establishments have sopt aud more have dis
ehsIgsd their sad cuaiied their b-Ssess N
Of the times The loss Of labor merely will he immense Tor
there To reader IL available. NhthersoeNef
turn their ewes, the prospect awaits them.
The barntag sfoc beatea lraek. bot ~ ound
ssery where ske blasting and destroy the Fest pros
,rsis and the fsirest hoTs ie, would the
the Gre that 10 consuming them Well. caSt hep
when u fsins let and those that Immediately ssf
fer console the@seses that Will "eei he,lef ~hsn Il
10 done aching snd ~hen the fever and plesra
besas they ~ill ssd set Of political san.
xrsdos ~ill be resdy bleed them sgaR all for lore
sos monster sosd employ their tusiA
iesess eniepse issiead q Usng TO purchase PaoAag.
and retss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
BRIGHTON mAnKEr-Monday, ApuiI7.

Al Market "a Beef Cattle 60 pairs Working oreh, 10
Cows snd Calves, 100 sheep and lU-3 swine.
IUO Beef Cattle unsoid.
Prcrs-Besf ia 80 Market dull" and sales very
and REDUCTION Of sboat IS osais PEI huadd submit
ted 10 about half sold by the hundred We snail omit prices
the market shall have become sstted The beau
L,gh price Isi cot. - 49,. -.
Coos and caiusssales were effected at $50 s,s $50.
go, sec, and $50
WorIiAg OIea large asnb<r 81 sales were effected
We notces :e~, vn S7z, 70. a. 80 30, io, ii5, 49,
ss.sr-ws so,ie. .siss q. g IS. 400. 500. Is, g.
2, and So ID
Srias-Its peddie .o 81 pfiess made last VEGA
va 10 and II IL svef4 sss los svd ~ Day II 10 ssc
III a retail. 81 retail II AID l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25

Ersss # ts=peisg sriiA As CsSTsney The fact that
ssshas hke 6se thoeSsDd ssoTes acre discharged from
ss< e1poyment tks ely StsaTcsg for want 81 mo
sss 10 pay them. the Glcse deaoaHess political meas
% foe~s
Ihs the sssfday before the city eieeiiou .lia~ IA
dsstroass does 'seshsm ply all vicious pf,acPes 10
msks erers psaie oontrsbsts political ENDS, They
lac ~roeters ~ho ~heh tsy Gee shiserng eTe~ thfo~H
hsrsss the skore strip iA.ir eakes ADD
sP~ II all that tse has ssuc "fse Thousand labor
,ng tsrned oct 81 etape1 tho Saturday p-eoeds
The sieet'ca. and thef eaga deepd the
q tesss ihsg psi an whss ths peos sIs huA robbed Of
hesf sosss. hst have thsy lei y
We'll M Cleo. ist tieoiion wiii close to-ngh, GAa Ee
pred tks, ave thessase vii ss
ged o. Saturday Eiga Before The ssh Of May, "a cal
essted that thr thossshd ssofefs ~s b discharged for
the rsAsea. thf rasi q mose! A. there NIL
BE- escoIs 70 BE sserte1 b these fsef dtschar2es
~ Tia 0o< q 70 seot 70 Soasess ether esSss
~ ~rii csrsfsg tia ~ oAetke a
ths gossrs@srs spec the al esuebcy II The
ce-1tEy ~ n SEES. I6s ssstsss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
BOSTON PROVISION MARKET.
RETAIL ruItEs.


"AS returned to his old shop again, in the East
l. Il village Of Rutland. one door North Of tho
Court House, where he respectfully pr"fleu 10 FER
vices to the public in the line Of his occura'ionsnd
he verify believes that his future fidelity 10 business
and his work will merit and obtain for him his share
of the custom Of the village and the surrounding
community.
GjT"Geutemcn will please to call who want
work done, at his chop. and be thinks they will not
go away without employing ht".
Rutland April %, 1897. IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
POSTSCRIPT.
W or~~ and ws.y~- ~
aJ"Lsiyff,o. As ,ceso Of Di,so,--Tas New Yoh
Express 81 Saiurda, last .ays

aTisiesff,os tlt ,ccao Of D,,so,--Tas New Yoh
tirfes. II Saiurds, last says
Th'. he, hreR we.t cf great copefci, c,lsmity We
have ~en iHbaa,,y acquainted commercial natter.
for the last hiy YEAR asd reocec, al the de.s. dor
ine tie slcry r>fos 81 the Euh.rro Noe tn,srcoufse
and Wsrrrelcci the hard tine. ~ 1907 1911 1915 igi
aad 1873 6gt pl them have p,rso o those OF
present dav ksiarcs a0~F falv,e. nio essfv das and
have riven way no have stood firm through all the
rorod, hsve named Nor do the ,nes from tie South
o the oihct sd, the give u hopt
relief There rcnera depr-s,ior IN all descriptions
81 pcpc,v 'otinn real estate ard 81 81 goods
haze al fallen OF Spng trade which W utualy brisk at
this NJ tho yesr excessively dull Oar mere hants
who Conflict their goods last tho great South and
West have been altogether 81 In their receipts Tho
merchants from that section have not aud thos
had,here would Ia hai vcfy little deposition to sell to
them.
Snch period - the rteSrn, never known in New
York The frca, meschant from the South and West have
not been able the city this their
have been bad that they have generally ,cntucd
herc Most If those who have pail up have been fearful
Of rctur debt ,hey have moi purchased half
their urps She Spnr business Gar respects
Dry Goods viii be ruined tins year
In reviewing the Market the Express quotes the sales Of
Flour N. " all from 81 9,rok, Prime, SIS
10 l7.--Ncss Si9,--Hams IL to l3-Brepn II cts.
Iiooi-no salcs-deaiers not knowing who TO credit IN
these Panic times.
Cotton has dcn,eoiaiel in price half tnoe Jan last
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
EW b 0 0 KS.

WAYLAND's .ior'l Science Frugal House
w Wifi, the 'Tbnao Experiments Of ldYng.
skeiehe, OF E-sry dsy Life; Giessin2s of Europe.
by the sqibor Of Tug spy Posters PenmsoshP !.
do. wn,,pg cepes The Tug a, Ramsgsie. BY
Boz Bos,9a Academy Of Music; Kingsley. Soeis
Choir Boston Ae.d.iny's Manuel. By Lo~sli Ms
400. Nstlonsl Church iiaroopy; Tia Cbo,r, JUsc-
nie Lire Hylfs Miss,onaiY AneCeO,eE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
Foreigners,
ITE NJ y.

NJ Tho preic,red him rho sentence
Coyr, has een 10 the for ,nn,ny,I
81: ~. = -, , "A,
Iimorck that The o,ayey,rds have heen DISTURBED M d
cayeJ coins 10 burn
L.. .l,a e uou;, - ,;, =, .u H.,
week for brutality beating one of his domes,ics named
IttIe6ed The offender was fined FIVE bundre dolIars
a.,
,, - Az nH n oT. ~ I nu 20 was .eoen.y
adv q : maid Am,, ul,,h nj. vii. Eii,ahc,b +, "a hc,
four cbildronl beng still ving-and sentenced 10 tho
house Of correction for twelve months.
c,,mc, in A,cr,csnsb,e has ,,ode , wooaon 10, c,
oo WHICH is 40 e.oellent suhu,o for The one 10 ya.
obIood To amputate that bu, Ior slight linn stranger
would not be aware the animal stood on any other than its
own legs
A co,,,, an ,,,c,. Tbc Albany D,ily Aavcriso,
nor and glass eyes were inserted IN the natural sockets
TO give an appearance oil lie.
- man named Alec al PHILADELPHIA fred n pis,ol al his
own head on SATURDAY. to I'LL himself but bis skull was so
thick that the ball glanced
| c....., Eli r,...,. -. ....,.. ri. III.
,,nu ~ ,,,w.a =, NJ 90. IL !. ..aS, ;n 10
a a,"y, I'd H., Cna,.i Ih '' " " ~ 'S
"...,.,: 80 'o" NJ VI
Cna.,o,e heyhous OF ,-ockPor., view i%'k has oce"
Henry ReynoId. wbo.s Sss,S wa, heIered ~, have bcen
| caused by noson T ~ "
Al the IJndson C;,cui, Cont las, wecl h,ct wanna,
was of her own child and sentenced
| 40 h. e,ecued on the ri Of June ne,,
| r. $50. 49,, :; o,, ,.,
rs witness in libel ami, ;os,i,ued NV r. Al Wb,ncy A.
/ uainst the publisher, of the Baltimore Chronicle
Tbe 6oe mansion or villa, + Co,,e n.I,;mo,. vv,.
DESTROYED by 6rc ON the sven;n~ 81 tho i9,b inst W."
Mr. Barney Parsons has h.s, sentenced IN nav 6,. If
five dollars or cowhdinr Madam Roya the city Wash
20. om 'e -a's
Two h,,els wer. l.,elv ,bn,ed on hoard IF Pos,o,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
WI D o " s

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or TBE REyo-
~ LUTON, who married before tho close 81
their last term Of Service, whose Husbands served sgreo
ably the act Of Congrs,s OF the It'll. June 1882 two
years. and cs. than months, now draw during
o or daring their remaining single, by virtue al the
art OF 4th July 1886 sueh paosou' their husbands
would have been entitled to- uoder the frst mentioned
act whether their hu'bands may have died during the
wsr OF since ihsi period. Also, the widows OF such
Oesrs or soldier who married after that war~hoss
husbands have died since the ab, Of March, 1881, and
before the T. June, 1881, drsH muck 3. Their re-
spective husband, would have ben entllod Il" Under
lhe act OF June T. 1882, from the said March, 1851, to
the day Of the said husbsnjs' decesse
PosTacRIPT. MAReu Is, is5s.-hy late
act 81 Congress bsnfg Of the u section 81 the sc,
Of July 4 1856. eKtsplsi 10 widows who have mar
red since decrease of ler brsi husbssja io rhess
,.rr,c.s. soeh widows may claim pensions under
sail act provided they widows u ,,e time Of II,
passage Also the widow Of any reton who Continued
II tho H. = ,sry,cs mil. the ~ ~ soYsmhsr, l7t .nl
.. married before ths, dry aad while her husband
IN such ,.rscs viii T. entitled 20 The benefit Of sad u
section.
ar P,n,ioa bv5n,s, Bader he ADORE mentioned efi'.
and oil ofLer, f,sa'asted Hsaai by he sasi',,tu
I4sf J. cow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-25
Lintsccd Oil.
Limtsccd Oil.
EOOGALLONS Of the best quality (no mixture Of
OOO Fish G. D for sale At my Ol.Mi in Ca,tleton.
EBENR LANGDON,
Cas,lston, April 20, 1887. i8'6w
Conals,lissioners' Notice.

StVrE the sub,criber', being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the Distrct Of Rutland.
to receive, examine pud sdo all claims
and demands Of oil persons against The e,,ais Of
JARED c. BURDICH,
late Of Rutland, said dret, lscersed, represented IN
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited ia of
set thereto; and Elk months from the 18th April nst be-
lug allowed by sad court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend To the business Of
our said appointment, at Il. PIERroIsTs Office, in ku,
land, the las, Tuesdays Of June sind september next
said days,
Il. PLkRPOINT.
LU1HER DANIELS, conrgi,rione,.
D-GNIEL KELLY,
Rutland, April 90 1887. 10
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w. Eddo' The following ~s,cu' frn,n the dad, Ccsa
nsfrial shsS wish sss rrpsesh fof srrro, Lsr.
- 81 ,su' ton suhsonbus SaiFop' conveying the
i'"' hint to Sore and ina tsrer' With ~be paPcr
dcP~ied er 'sf, tc.psr am orc, sropg mary eiher-
Who can sincerely ios making TIC ,sps rsqsca tho
'Sahscr.lct 10 the Commercial. re
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From The N'ew. Orlsans BULLETIN dprii I.

--latest from !eras. by the arrival Of several
scLoouers from Texas yesterday, we have the most
faticring intelligence Of the condition of that coun
Try. All is peace and quiet for the present. No
apprehensions of OH invasion naval blockade are
entertained, and the spies who have just returned
from the Rio Bravo state that no signs Of an ap
preaching army were to be seen in that quarter
The recruiting service has been suspended under
the supposiion that there will not BIZ need Of
any more troops tLan are now enlisted.
Internally, TeXas is in hourishing condition ;
her planters are oil busy engaged With their crops,
which are said TO be very promising, while in the
towns the inhabitants are actively employed in pre-
pairing houses fo1 stores, offices &c., The emil
grafton to the country is already very considerable
and increasing every day.
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MARRIED..

In Mendcn by Rev. II. Proctor DIR. Siias Wilcox, Of
Brandon to MIS- Susan Edison, Of the former place.
Al Springfield 9Th inst. Mr. VIM. Is. Hart Miss Mary
Ann Harlow, both oil Rockingham.
At South Woodstock, Mr. Josiah Hawey, Of Windsor to
Miss Eunice Aidnch.
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dance THAI s~fas< hAs fsntas nasiss
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Sese'rs 70 stasrs bstsas thsy kass Earned sefling
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Distress a~sag nsnsSsGursr, Oar erurp'isin- ms
fsrisssrs sys ths Haserin Gssr,, eouy-ad cur
ts h.sinse I'D Asssss theF Gsras scarc,
81 seA hgh tntsrsti We hnf- they w rgsn "a
Who ,ses eds snd ~hose psy plane lead nc them
ssr.sce snd rvin Pr~s,deni Jsctsou'. srprsi.
ha 'pcd the bus intfs efits uaean, an ihey
ess ioHp, employ tie me- hsnios ~hls bas onalsd
hs o.p'asio srt se', sad grind ilf poor a, the faie
ga Per ssni per aa~sm'
T1s lss auHier the ,nH Rcco,s oohiain. To.yesr Az
stgnees sesices
Bususs Of Is-. The sesrtit, Of nerer hs. had IFS ,f
f.c' the shoe dealers and shoe business this town as
hss bssars other place. This with Other ooc
zee. sa connected Snh a. has caused consdcfsb bic nm
bar Of lsrrs asd temporary Suspensions from
oothng proportion 10 the aGai IN she n~ghho,iag
los noihas rhch Will permanently inBrc the busin-ss
~ tie place iadccd scarcely business the
stable ssd eeTain Of aHofaing oonortabe
living al concerned thsn the shoe h.sness even
the will lie aended With It's fgoua,onsi, days of pros.
te,, snd AAts of adversely. And when tie business 10
ttps calculations TOT change OF tms wh,Sh sure to
foilov
Many 81 those who haze as,gnod thor property within
Abe last nosths this have done gain time 10
arrange their sas prevent interruption Of business
Asd ssctihoe Of property
The srest h0rcs in New York embrace number
81 ereasiso sboe dcsier and affect less many Of
TO ascertain the state Of things there, w,tb power 70
make such nay be for tie mutual benefit Of
AIR parties " future.
Yhe principal eao4n Of the great -prcs in New York,
csng The cguy OF the arrival Of thcir femittanrct
IN consequence Of this many have teen obliged 10 stop bu
for time, bu, IT is hoped thai some least, will
june payment shortly"