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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27

No. 300 WASHINGTON sTkkET. NOSTON.
Importer and Doaicy ia Eaghsh CaaioH, fesoh,
German, aAd .i,ne,ioaa FANCY GOODS, oad
CEJI cry
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Lumber.

YDURT& MASON have for sale 100000 good
- Spruce Shiugles.--Aso Floor bosrds, Lsth boards.
Glapb"ards aud Common boards
Rutland, June 10, 1887. %
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W I D o W S

RUTLAND, June 16, 1897.
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NEITHER BROADWAY STORE WILL BE CONTINUED
Isl w A II e r. s II

ny WHERE Is THE NONSENSE ofthe idea that PURGA.
TIoN will all tho ills TO which flesh her ALLOW that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate III, frame Of man. namely tbs
vais. This il known to be truth aoced truth Who
has followed thoroughly the principle of PURGATIoN
with the RIGHT PuRGAvE has invariably been ensured sound
health 10 what pueatve doth fame poina 10 the Pills known
by the name sf BRANDRETH.
BccGre, 5esoare If Couniertsas fi4Im
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HANINGTON'S
NEW MO WING DI OR A M A .,

Opposlte 81 PnuI's Chnrc ), Broadway.
THE PUBLIC respectfully nfprmc that c above
III of . on 4
larer than formerly with Earc New of Mov,ns
PAINTED BY the best Artists The
hen entirely recd ios the comle ~ thu VISITORS splcnsdy
do Turning the most complete aad bsuifs Puss Erk
t,ou Aesca No has len pad render the
mera Interesting and pleDdd The Sceney
has cen painted BY Messr White, Walker Jones Grain Ben
rough, Leh Scwc, and etbers.
sHPwRECK or THE MEXICO.
The faithful III tina melancholy
intense interest o aud f.shonale aud
ience first WI he repeated evening,
with the following aiirnctsonsi
i Animated View near Plymouth, England.
H-East Indian Scene, u-NavaI Battle,
INSTRUMENTATION. NI-stom and shpwrcck,
Iv-Fallof'he Angels vll-CatkeLal sf CoSoepe,
v-rhs Celestial Regions, 1x-uahan Fnntoocss.
Among the Dsop Scenes ave-
vsrnon.-Duks white.
lew N the Rhsue.-C. Lem.
Comma I'm stain.-P. 0rsiD Sen
scene ftou he Maid Of CasxDere.-H Sewen
View of Ioo<Dn from Waterloo Bsdgr-BcngsaGh
View near Mssolongld Grccce.-k Jones.
Tenple ~ Science Wakes. 40
Paroette and seats y ccnts ehes
arcompa by their Paentsor Gusssssss hall pv,ce r.
at -pcsfomances consence 81 = ceck. @u
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UCOMPLIMENTARY BALL.--At meeting OF
ne psws snd friends OF Mr. b. GRIFFITH held Masonic
Hall, "Wednesday evening", Jan. n, D. motos IL
Resolved That practical Of fos the
character OF MI, GRIFFITH and his
Feb, "a h. - =
Tickets three dollars, including Supper admit Gentleman
and two Lad Extra Ladies' uckets, dollar each
Iick ba of the following Arrange
mens-F r. wL.se "a Chatham ST.; Il Robins IN, 50 Ham
ond street. A. Fisher Pearl street; s. bins Forsyth
street; r. Brown l4a Chatham street, W. j. Carr Front
fI4-lw
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Public Meeting.

undersigned tine ciiueus Of New York without
disti con 81 party meet the Assembly
Broadway order take consideration proprety of
beginning OF reason argnct
freedom ofdebate, aud thought polite The
sares n The city have etctuay all freedom much
Ia by the sultan m Constantinope who allows
peak but himself Further particulars will be leaned day
Of me citing, which will lie fixed another statement.
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman.
5 5oss r sS,1a }secreiaries.
Jan. 49, 1887. ii9 II
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Wall street. wednesday, Feb. 10:
Yesterday the fell shade aodoerwiss Indicated
gssa lunsuor asd inacfion sOck ssafsd aso 70
cent The banks continue eusins snI The money market y
tight 8.~
Tmd men have caught the r.o'ous termination Of
the Meeting Monday but the sr seeing aud acute think differ
emily the ~ neral M ing which pevades the city and the
Yesterday there wse great that flour had fallen
in pn bat mistake There no alteration in the rates
SO to s2 The stock hand supposed 10 lie bar
rs We Learn that Mr. Hart mercy the sgent the western
mlers asd that il all laid in at sic eli per barrel The
ohe flour Monday night calculated at AIS barrels
land entirely 10 be attributed the iaeciency ofhe public
authorities Nothing will suc these mob but firing them and
killing few i3ls1 Hy
Yesterday bushels damaged wheat cargo the Brig Mer
csus was sold by pels Co for 4 Its cacsated tsa The
whole import OF last om January January,
anoO tied $50 900 barrels Of -four
What the course Of market be this article entirely
probiemacal Many think wifal fthcstocks low
represented and the des continue their great consumption
we do not how fall.
IKE action Of the people, and the general feeling Of the
lily beginning and deep attention The
question Of tho system coming its original
merits The public meeting Monday condemned the circulation
Of all bank under 500 We consider this opnio perfectly
preposteou The evils Of circulation grow Of the
largo rot the small The whole policy
and the general this subj years ia
sard Large notes from s. perhaps $780, 800 the
ators circulation sma notes AID tees the J.
bores paper Larg, bank amounts,
enable the spectators in -FOUR fuel and osd to the
1.-The butchers beef cicuaon-he Fulton Market circulation
This species OF circulation exceed the the
munthe large exceed the healthy action Of business and
produce great speculation.
Yet the egeso bockhead who prepares the esou
ons the Park Meeting suppress all bank notes under
Slco-a policy perfectly ridiculous and absurd
In proof Of this viaw we can furnish ionabe facts We
have returns this from the banks Of New York
Maine and Michigan In those states since the suppression of
small bs the circulation has neatly 30 pr cent
rms an act-a very singular fact toon the
money system The circulation ofhe chiefly m the
avenues OF real business and species Of can
ever be ssued tn wanted the necessary
life
We could enforce and illustrate this opinion by reference to n
meous facts and data Among the people, there
great error existing the subject Of small bills BY singu
lar pever ity OF intellect unfortunate fatality they
mat the small note circulation dangerous the healthy
acton OF The currency, when Is the large Demagegues,
ignorant bockheads miserable eariatG utterly ignorant of the
SUBJECT eternay leading the people asay the large note
circulation that produces all the evils carrsncye fyes
tens t~cnties h'ies and hundreds The small
benefit
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II THE Crazy Fool is coming. fI5-ll

" At amsetng ofhs Students of the College Of Physician.
$40 smseos On the 70 inst MIR = Heard called
cna and MI Makoe appointed Secretary on motion Of
M Hashro0ck the following were adj
Whereas an advertisement has appeared several or The
Gal journals puoing Ia be the
% College sna others friendly 70 Dr. Bedd Resolved
nat inc udens vi this college publicly dccsro that tIy
nave held no such meeting and that he mccsg Pese
tses at this cege-and that m authorized n riyss
% me public the impression thar ne stud nts
vi Larceny street College. Signed,
ruu JOHN !. HEARD, Chairman.
M. AnAHhoks secretary.
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~ EDUCATION IN AFRICAs-The American Society fr
the Promotes of Sdueatoa Africa n,ey Yeuue Msns Co
p p Society Of New Yokl wild hsId Public Meeting in
tn9 bs0adway Tabernac!c, Ths Evening", a o cock "
ms susles % deeply interesting 70 che Phlsntkropist and
wi PC presented Ia tho meeting Hon. Theodore
s1sA"ysen o"u Osner uistng menca se1tieUen.
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Prices Of Stocks al the New York Exchange Feb IA
U y Sank ll7s, 17t, 1885, l6a Howari Ins. Co. IO4
Del 4 Hud- %, 2, m Manhattan Gas ca ico
Commercial Bank, lO4t4 Harlem r. r. 80
Bank State of ", iii Bos u Prov n n ina, a
MOTHS Canai e. SO, st Utica II. r., 1904, 204
rnrmes lnst 20 q loA Long Island r. r., 7sl, SIS
Ksntucky Bank, GA, ga 81 M,Inwk n r ~ 3
Unisn Ins Co 97A 81 Am. Tyust "a loo
Eaxie los Co So Ohio Life and Tn1.t 70 ia
Ha'iaSei ns So.eo ~ J. H. X. d Trans. Co., LOG
Pnces OF Stocks ut PhiadeDhIa Feb 10.
5tae o per ccql le54-lsO tira ID bank,
Y. 8, Bank ilst vicksbuTg Bunk, 7ef eS,s
Mechanic- Bank, 5Si Del q Hud %
Scnuyikln Bank, 5st CamScn q Amboy II. r., l3s
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Cedar aay 10 tc ssua al AZ cent. s
p!ate ~ B. Fish daily during Lent ~ ~ ss p''
+ -. 80 49, rf 81. JOHN p. BROWN.
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a FOR sALE.-Ths subscriber Often ss sale thu fans
h q, which he lately sesdsd. ssstannx q Land.
ke with House, flashed IN modern
ye IS feet BY vnss o sy each end ard with
49, - cellar beautifully situated
~ uuns,nrsoa tho Brooklyn and Hsstesd Tungke
Road ~hrh the rzS05 miles um Brooklyns
bcaufsI of the Bay and The Al sntr oceel
rvnr hundred cissfot and grcs par -
kSrhy improved nj saf xpense, vme es.es ~ -sme -
hcs ~ fso o Is each the rcs ss1e ~ - -
i n ssc~ent quality and covered with 6nc ro~ih o. ex
tsnssvc new pale board fen<cs encesed gr eor -
and garden good farm bes.e ,~o Isrrs s.%s WI" A. ~
wha and boat house The etsss daily 70 s'h s 49,
~ south by Tay tr east and ws two - sgnnf
brooks shoupans and on TIE nor'npy ~
~ , L.ns n'ano ' ~ - GABRIEL N. CARROLL,
spWy W No ~ W11iaw sree4. q To
oERARDU9 CLARK, ESQ.,
e,,.,,o No. ~ wstes street., n. Y.
HSsSr ORTGyNAL AND GENUINE CHI
uAgi OIr,-fmpostsd FROM ~ leland NJ Clras-
- .ased =. A. Barea h Eas hides w + shmar y v
New York ...--..~ on = --s~-s-. a.. u.u.c Hair
ID soss, and consequently beeusifbI, web trown scs
80 ,ve been ssid Of 10 irvrorHns rowcfs - prsou
here sesdy vnty - ~ yeS
ran useful arfrrdaee The toilet - ~ usdcssos
" W ai @es fine nd ~ HAM scf and perdn ~ ~
49,, auxiliary the rnb< nshncn ~ smsn ncs"'ys
80 much he said w ~ fav ~ w f'sss
II esocd For sal by Dr Hart corn o. sr -, ~
mra. undefli - reekpsn - Dr SIM rosnf ~ - ~
AID wcry Mr. shi'n ~ Canal rssn'ou :" IN ~
$500, 49,, n,.'"N ''" s'''e'"'f - fiSfn
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~ Th. day al 81 Issse Nos nv and lis wste, s,.,
hats, fancy sS"o st 3. shelf isi sso
ksi nsmero: o. a. .ssd % hs sossn and wss,e NY,
Zoo ' sale ooo dozen Ces.h" 2! tSs kind
imaginable. s"s Shefheld Cutlery III WEIR r.x;~s.
COCO dozen Collar and Bo~ox,.
pieces. -'S' - aiays, &c. Fire Bfuses spf g
5000 Buions Coat vssi All phssmmog smsn do
which wl be taken in pavsos anu caf subject " debenxura
ESQ rnuH Boxes Pms, &c 6c
80 oennas French and Rkode Isand r....,
watches, Guard Chains, &C. 'a"a 'e"e'ny low priced
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y. II. DIETERICTy ..e,,----

~ Wall st. ' - - ieaH st. corner OF
dhls pGAY-At O'clock st tie sucios .oom-rard~ar,
Consisting OF pocket and knives ON csrs
~ d9zens scissors IN dozens and needles il csnnsss
aa nies double and singled speceaces steel and s
hooks atd eyes, &c. &c -os'
ofdouble coosne hair ell mr.
u' .,s fcnch and English soap, lavender water
shDes. = '' "1o"' o~n"is' oosohs, booO and
also a invoice of cangs ri, ~
watches, sreast pms, chains, DC. nc. ~
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SPLENDID PENMANSHIP
ACQUIRED ~ ~ LEssoNsi
re ne fs. cSees VOID and BROOKLYN
AIR S gs s. sss;i
vl tn Public M. Return ser sesenss q .s ou'ns rom
comcnccd Writing Classes in this City for the reception %
r1'"' ZcApkmv. No. It's BasApwAY, NY.
from ycer. espsta.y aasl. The most an"
sd |: . :: % s:.:
and ne Fased Journal En.fy and N s"o
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF One HOUR EACH
That a. long time =: necessa 70 afase ns ises;
sof9nse " .sv rs ~ rer."ns wrns nay
Brow, Sshins wntics Master he Ladies meet aay " II
NJ Merchants sod others visiting the City. can completes
course q lessons - aof days ~ :, =, som a,osPM
Anyr who would hse psgssne BE-
who IN TwEIvr LKssors does guarantee, ~
To make you write most spscnd'diy' ~
20 REAMs OF sAUGIRTIEs PAFEh'
Apply a,ihs oSice. feiw'
pHOsPHORUs.-A good supply on hand and Tor 's'o
-, Wholesale 3D. ,sS'1 sEucnrwAScER Boadway
MANIFOLD LETTER-wRITER.o on ,os SEas
Bs xc-TSe subscriber be- leave the sn,,Hr ., %I ~
shsn professional seo,emen and .mre eooyasc by
which ise edous sn',re ~, anal Ssnf or
wnios dc.r For .se w i~ sac s s.s fetal by
flltf Mao Fai'sa' o~e door above =
GnEEK, LATIN, AND GERMAN LAM
on nth y, above assaases w can no better
r'ss Sf.s Ancient 4 corner Of Broom
Reference rvenby Dr. Aushon, E.a p.or n me Columbia Col
W. Hiinwsm'
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SELLER, No - vsl'ou ssres door above Pearl street
BOOK. a az w"es" ana AZ
en- REWARD-LosT-Ia. evening. between Court.
~ sod street and the eome Of Nassau and streets,
Civ sn s IT. % Dc Rs, "Se.
above s viii e ss a WITH . = r. s The
az REWARD.-IesT-A white huh terrier deg one aide
OF n s, sss s.s s .ss q bali
Ss % IS s ss . to any
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-T Aeresulsu pub
\. ssIes Of c.es Cares Ham, a. take
Tenesi xieonenee Mea soh instant q, Il
b. sksvs entered before sstsy 18th Fssasry
~ f,. 'sss' = ~ IoHsw WATSON 40 s,,.a~.,
i Ton sEsh TsE sahhcws srA Ten Al clsro
~ loo Ss%
1000 msa ss % ssss" q pueblo . nd
,sogs TO excel certainly 70 equal anything Of hs kind
appertiorei INTO districts or si,e. s
sSs 81 sSG 4. snw. az
yerI sS. takes IN hs scth ssd eas, parts the 10
than m.s, IA south front iis o.
XmsdI !hsIe s.sswo splendid avenues 7osod Zee,
s sn ss ass ] s. e .
and k's ss sss. s s.s,r a.
and ps =, S: seven s ss
" hsrka
~ in the vcniy ofNew yak. bess accessible
bos1e veescl. - =.
isteusien of the TO make such
w combine for tins spot every svsntars psschsscgs pos
seeaine Of convenience c9nssps ssw,tv
spcnda capacous steamboat preparing and viii 10
reNdy summer Ccoa sks Sl - I.
admit number o vehcs not IN ipsrvs
cnkns n nssrd~d hst ~
The dock shall not exceed IS To 90 tsi IN
psnt Of time and Con " o. near the
.. ..,,, X, ss.., s;: been %
va'ks
The property owned w ~ cfsen,emen ybo nov
rlee9s mscNes that the whole 81 ese lots viii positively
sel1 - IN lmgbsst bidder.
Ts hss of an advert semsvt admit full description Of
Ne henr es and " this ~st possessing
sst> pure and which may challenge
TIE ges are respectfully invited 70 view the prenss ~ the
bot rDd. - becs inning NJ Qsaiosed with Their value :
Wm o. The Staten Island Asscsisiisr NO wall street Feb
Ssssw EEDwooD rsHER, Secretary.
THEAsvRY cHETtyicAI Es- sso.scc u Tra:sy certie-
cafes whscs WIN fe Government Lads ~ the vaou
~csern Land ohces,ss we'll Ia se,ecie tor ssehy :, -
" Mn BRsrow.--Lct all bad writer's look at his
advtrhsement jill
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n-f- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, Ns a.
me nrst annual Annual Ball Of the North River Fire Company
Goth, 1897.
n this occasion the Hall be decorated with the banners and
Other embl Of the Fire Department and the Committee wish
70 morm their friends ard the public that neiths
OF will be spared add the qualification of those who
may fvorthe with heK evening
Aspenda Band Is engaged-Ieaaer Mr.. Brown
bancng to commence at o'clock and continue until late
nour The hoor beng under the management Of Mr. Parker
sisted Dy conmffee who in the othc will
dice his much admired Cinderella and sanielo Cot
lions - = III
had a The bar Of Tsmmany Hail. A. r. Joes 35
bToadway J. b. Miller, 345 Hudson Morton
Moran Brown i2e Water street H. Gala Cher Hoboken
or Oh either OF the members composing the BY order
: A. BCGERT, Chairman
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eaS abs COUNTRY TAVERN STAND
fOh SALE-As the sntscribc about 20 retire from the
now offers his valuable properly for sale Il & enc o the
best uai,ons IN the con for pubic situate the
village OF Mnason, Morris county Jersey miles beew
Mor.town and mmmeistef the Mors Essex rail road
tm well worthy The attention Ofany purchase
the TX. property ~ it, business canbe extended any extelt
mrea De M mics from New York and the eomplsion
will make very Desirable men IN
mnisputsbe title with be eiven- Any wishing Ia
purchase VIII DO vel make i.mesae application as the pro-
Dor On the premises. ~"s'' ''e'''
r. d. HUNTING.
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WANTED-Ab boy to attend in store One whose parents
reside IN The city, would be preferred Apply at $50 Pearl ST.,
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I ECTUREs on CHEMIsTR = AZ The Lyseum

r ECTUREB ON CHEMIbTR f-At tho Lyceum
IL of Natn Al History. IN way, Prince street.
The menss Lyccum have the pleasure to announce 10
the pubic has been made with Professor TOk
REf deliver popular ccss.c on Chemistry WIN nmerpus
Lectures. commencing Tuesday,
.s,r is Al seven clock evening and viii he coniinu
ever Fnday aud tuesday unsl eompletcd
one ,sossss. 4
- IL opc lecture. rs
. lad, and gentleman. Tor oae lecture,
"a ear be ~rsned Ctons, Broadway and NJ The Lyce
um esscs ockh heSs will be charged halfof the sbce
ur1ce
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WANTED Several Agents, 10 procure subscribers for n
" OCULAR and useful publication, in this city, Newark and
BROOKLYN Inquire at IS Bowery, evening OF each day, OF
fS-2wr RIrSIyNEIT
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ny WiTMIA1Ms MasI Asseaees 1884 Pesris.
pas wsae a M general II English and Fsnc
coathng; Combs; Wallets; silver pnc; Isoms table linen;
Spoons; Jewcfy, &c "' s'''r Tea ana table
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
LOGIC Al THsTITyTE

No 81 Bowey.
TIE Public tfuv informed ihsi n olr crafty -
u,eo,e rnss The ipsruced The cea1ss u The
taa circle FEET ~ circumference M The ps.e Of per,
E,m,ng Camel Pones, ard Moukeys tt general
p~o oe snima the cucs vii take place a and
M VAN ANBURGH will enter ,he casss q a o'sk NJ
rrrmed ely ATE wards the Asals wSbe - the pcsence OF
Adss co. children under pears sfsse halfIrise
seasen Tickets M Ca
mS-vso~ free admission the Bowsry Resdss Roor
dafM
~ iLLIAHDs IMPMO " I'D .-Ce~elpupcn wsshns h.
- play al Billiards purchase saes invited call NJ 2e
500 B,oaaway wsre ere ahesin sd wy ,s pn'e1
With iron eagle frames end common tables Shove viii .. ouf
the largest and BEAT assortment offered the puhs sdsana
se who wish pNfChs.e ss n,i,eo - they can ~
ked AZ days notice. -
N. Oriera any this line with cash good frnc
TO a BASSFORD 2is Broadway wirccevc prompt a. uon'
pf5W
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-15

10 LUMBERMEN's BANK.-The notes Of this bark will
be AIKEN al two dscoua instead Of three
heretoioe,by JOHN I. sMIrH rs Wall street.
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WANTED.-2 Ladies that IN lersand max ny Shirts in
the best manner For such the price will be OF little coe
uuence Apply NJ ~ Alalen Lane, at 4 l. M
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TELEGRAPH, by Horace Honeyconb, So, illustrated
with SIX beautiful c:Icred plates L1ndoa edition imported
Of rlowe aad Poetry being 4 Arrangement Of
which added Botanical description Of the various part. Of
Flower and the DIAL oil Fowe with e colned plates For
ut the bookstore OF 9. ]. FOLSOM, No 40h Fulton ri.
dpofa hove arst
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-15

NOW EXHIBITING al The American Acsdes. "
Barclay street, Asfor's Hotel
bl.ne paoings The Tegy,ao9 ana Esplspn of ADAM and
PAINTED by Dussgf this Charles
They been exhscd dlng years N most OF TN
81 the United States lively sae OF
SEQ vlssfoSs.
Abundance rs cents. Season tckcss ceyas
Doors from an the morning. tall 0 a night
The confidently the pubc that this b.
last exhatou, the shortly
soye.
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
N TIRE. RICHMOND HILL, Corner var,ck and Charlton
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~ M Bnsrow.--Lct all bad writer's look at his
Advertisement i'll
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From thu PtairlGeid Union
Having tried almost all kinds patent medicines for the cure OF
Dyspepsla including Evans Camomie and Aperen the Vienna,
or Dutch Enouys Universal Mofats Life Pills. &C. have no
hesitation IN sayng that the benefit denved from taking
Sears Renovaing Pills. ncomparaby greater than what
cbaned rom all the other kinds have further
NY mat not only place great confidence in DR.
science and medical skill but believe him 70 be OF integrity
whOsc statements entitled to credit. J. OyERACRE.
Plaf,ldeid, Jan. 1887.
Doctor sears Office "A Ann See advertisement an
emef page film
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.-"HalIo, I lend you
IN vii get wet f.e you cross there sad senon 20 one q
ofRicharis Proof Boots on Richards Who tins Ri
Why KEEPS uc lsrr ct sssornent Of aie Pr Of
a.. aud the eli 2s Canal street" Think
will have a rRir bet re night Reeolett
RICHARDS, No 22s Canal street
NJ B.-A spond ASSORTMENT Of Ladies and Gcnemens aud
Children Inda RKe Bers end also all kinds Of Water
with 100 PAIRS Ladies nsd Gcacmcn Water Patent Mockens
the rrcs ent best qualities nj the lowest
heard Water Proof Boots only 90 50 10 ~ 50 COED
- 'o"'"' RICHARDS, No n Canal street.
The arre,t Manufactures and oldest boss an the block
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
no Farmers.

KOHN C. CROSMAN manufactures and keeps
~ constantly for sale, at his shop, STRAW CUT
TIERS which, for usefulness and cheapness are SUI
perior TO any other machine of the kind in use, as
wiltnppear by the following testimony of gem
tlemen who have used them andstested their utlity
STRAW CUTTER.
The undersigned having used the straw cutters
made by John G. Crosman of St. Johnsbury, give
it as our opinion that in cheapness, durability and
usefulness they exceed any machine in known use,
as fodder saving machines.
Ii is not liable 10 get out of repair occupying
very small space and so light as to be easily carried
under the nrn We cheerfully recommend the use
of it to overy farmer, for the purpose Of cutting
straw hay fodder fully believing that it viii
in one winter save in fodder more than double the
go. -, CHARLES ROBERTS,
JOSEPH IL. INGALLS,
SlLAS ROUGHTON,
., . L. B. CHASE, -t'. i-.
e. FAIRBANKS rf:.l -. + t5e.
EZRA lDE $3.50. .
LEONARD HARRINGTON,
st. Johnsbury Plain, Sept z, 1887, S-ru
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-26
THE RESULT IN MAINE!--A STAR in
THE EAST!

For years, no election has taken place in the
country, in which deeper interest has been exct-
ed than in the recent contest in Maine. We have
rarely witnessed in this city greater anxiety to
learn the issue Of political struggle, or experience
ed such manifestations ofjoy and satisfaction at the
result. The present critical condition of the coun-
try--the position assumed by the dominant party
the agrariau doctrines promug gated in the Presi-
dents message; and painful anxiety TO know what
would be the immediate effect of that promu CATION
upon the great mass Of the peope-iormed II COM
bnation OF circumstances, winch rendered the recent
election in Maine one Of the highest importance,
and the most absorbing interest. The result has
been indeed suspicious 1t must inspire with re-
neved hopes the friends Of our republican institu-
tons. ManeEhas risen as one man to rebukc the
administration for their pernicous measures, and
still more pernicous threats The evil spirit has
gone out of our sister State. She is e&orcsed-re-
-disenthralled
MAINE has stood forth with RHODE ISLAND
promptly to rebuke the spirit breathed forth III the
message Of Mr. Van Buren, In week has she
shaken off majority which threatened to cripple
her energies for years to come. Nobly has she
fulfilled the high hopes, which were excited by the
well known attachment of her eardy yeomanry to
the constitution of the country. They have been
alarmed not without cause, at the threatened pro-
fanation of that constitution, and with one sudden
and indignant movement have they hocked TO the
rescue Boston .4tlas.