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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-16
FRENCH LESSONS.

MON ABADIE, pupil Of the Normal school in Paris
ltl has the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
in this city and vicinity, that he continues give lessons
in his own native language at his in private
families academies moderate price, which will be
reduced to those formed in classes according to the
Der.
Evening school will be open from till !, and from till
10 o'clock, p. M. ,..~@ ...
Apply at DR. Watkins of4 l2 street and Penn
sylvana Avenue, at Fossetts, lately Mrs Leounos.
opposite Gadsby's Hotel.
Abadie's French Grammar and Course Of French Lite
nature for sale in all the book stores in this city.
dec 5-uaw3n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-16

MRS. WIRT'S FLORA'S DICTIONARY.
With beautifully colored engravings, upwards Of
hundred in number.
HIS beautiful edition is this day received and for sale
i by p. TAYLOR, along with farther supply Of books
Of Engvings Illustrated Books, Of various kinds, Sou
vens elegantly bound and ornamented editions Of avo-
rite authors, SC for sale al the lowest prices at the
Waverly Circulating Library Immediately cas-, Of Gads
by's Hotel dec left
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-16

DLUMBERS BUSINESS-The subscriber from
Baltimore takes this method Of informing the citizens
Of Washington and vicinity that he will few days.
and make arrangements for undertaking any Of the follow
ing kinds of work in his line of business The erect
ing of Water Closets Force Lift Pumps Baths hot
cold, fitted in superior manner the conveying of
from springs dwellings, and through the different apart
ments, draining quarres any kind Of lead work. He
can be at Mr.. Woodwards
r DAVID Balm.
N Bile has with him few Beer and Cider Pumps,
to be seen above. -.~. r."
CLEMENT WOODWARD,
Between 10th and lth sts., Penn Avenue.
Oct lS-23 .#o3.
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TREASURY NOTES AND SPECIE
WANTED.

THE highest premium paid az the Office Of r p PEN.
j DLEFON, one door east Of Gadsby's National Ho-
tel for Treasury Notes and Specie.
N b. Those holding Newton a. Gadsby's small notes
will please present them above, where all will be
deemed. .:.. ..:
December e-3t ~. .., .'. ,=.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-16

PRESIDENTS MESSAGES,
TUST published and for sale by F. Taylor containing
all the Inaugural Annual Special, and Farewell Ad
dresses and Messages OF all the Presidents to Novem
Der, 1897 Veto Messages, Proclamatons, &c. &c.
dec 80 ..a 49, w.. ~.
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yTTfNEs &c.--J D. MORGAN q co. are now re
Wv ceving from the Robert Gordon and President, q
6ne assortment Of wines, dc, partly as follows:
Wines Of the Observation-Disclosures, viniages 1881, 1877
1875 Rndeshciner Csbinet l6st JohannesbeTger 1897
berger 1897, With number Of low-priced Hook wines
champagnss-0f the Cabinet, This is said 10 be the
best brand Of Champagnes imponed,) Anchor, Grape,
Baeehus, and Heart brands. f#
CorIiais-M arischno, Curacao, Abseynthe, Stomach
Bitter, and other Corlials.
Sheries-Pale and Brown, very superior
Madeiras--From Blackburn * Howard, March g. Co.
0tard's Pale Brandy, very superior. ertai
London Porter, Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
Sardines tnfles, anchoyy paste, French mustard
pickles, &c. 10000 superior Havana Segars
We have about 10000 bottles OF old wines, Maderas
and Sheries, Of them very old with every variety
of wines and liquors in wood.
All orders from abroad punctually attended to, and no
sept aor6t J. B. MORGAN & CO.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-16

TIAIR CUTTING.-Naiional Dressing Rooms, Gads-
IL by s. Newton's Hotel, SIKH street, No. 2. 8.
PARKER, the Hair Cutter at the above rooms, is
prepared to give the fashionable and fancy cut 10
such gentlemen rs will submit their locks his disposal
In his Shaving Department be has good skul and
full workmen, who always at hand.
Gentlemen who shave themselves would find % their
advantage to furnish themselves from his stock Of Soaps,
Shaving Brushes &c. as he has been particular to select
the best articles possible in his line He has few
Of common looking English Razors, which he knows to be
first rate which the purchaser return If they do not
suit Price, one dollar each. dec l2d6t
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WAVERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY

WAyERLY CALCULATING LIBRARY
IMMEDIATELY East Of Gadsbys Hotel, Pennsylva-
i MIA Avenues regularly supplied with number Of
copies Of erery rork Immediately upon publication
ADDITIONS DURING THE LAST TWO WEEKS,
The Areihusa, Naval Story, 2 vos-Emest Maravers,
BY Buwer vols-Davis' Life Of Burr, second vol-The
Good Fellow, novel; translated from the French-Ban-
crofts History of the U. 8. vols octavofourh vol Of
the Pick~ick Club-Lockhar's Life of Scott-Pencil
Sketches, by Mics Leslie, new seriesThe Scourge Of
the Ocean, novel, by an Officer Of the U. s, Navy
The Hawk Chief, novel, by Irving, vos.-Rory o.
More Irish novel, by Lover, vols-Pc Mic Stories
and Legends Of Ireland, voslae numbers Of the Mag
aznes, Reviews, &c.
TERMs-Five dollars per annum one dollar for a
single month Es~. '".
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such as are least genera
Adams, John Quincy
Allston, Washington
Barber, Joseph
Barlow, Joel r..
Benjamin, Park
Bogart. Elizabeth 49,.
Brainerd, John g. G.
Brooks, James g.
Bryant, William G.
Clark, Willis G. .
Coffin, Robert 3.
Dana, Richard ii.
Doanc, George w.
Drake, Joseph X.
Dwight. Timothy
Ellet, Elizabeth +.
Embury, Emma G.
Everett, Edward
Fairfield, Sumner l..
Frencau. Philip
GALLAGHER William d.
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PAINTED AND PUBLISHED IN RicHMosD, VIRGINIA.
T.w. WHITE, EDroa AND PaopalEroa.
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ihuIliS Soiiit W.
Hillhouse, John A.
Hoffman, Charles F.
Mellen, Granville
Neal, John
Peabody, B. w o.
Perciyal, James g.
Pierpont, John
Pinckney, Edward c.
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, J. o.
Sands, Robert c.
Sigoun ey, Lydia II.
Sprague. Charles
Sutermeis, er, J. r.
Trumbull, John
Wctmore, Prosper M.
Whittier. John g.
Willis Nathaniel y
The People's press, and anti-masonic Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-12
FELLow-cITIzENs OF THE SENATE,

FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE SENATE,
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
The act of the 23d of June 1886, regulating
the deposites Of the public money, and direct
ing the employment of state, district and terri
torial banks for that purpose, made it the duty
of the Secretary of the Treasury to discontin-
ue the use of such Of them as should at any
time refuse to redeem their notes in specie, and
to substitute other banks, provided a sufficient
number could be obtained to receive the public
depositcs upon the terms and conditions therein
prescribed. The general and almost simultan
eous suspension Of specie payments by the
banks in May last, rendered the performance
of this duty imperative, in respect to those
which had been selected under the act, and
made il at the same time impracticable to en-
ploy the requisite number Of others, upon the
prescribed conditions. The specific regula-
lions established by Congress for the deposite
and safe keeping Of the public monies, having
thus unexpectedly become imperative, felt it
10 be my duty 10 afford you an early opportuni-
iy for the exercise Of your supervisory powers
OYER the subject.
was also led TO apprehend that the suspen-
sion Of specie payments, increasing the embar-
easements before existing in the pecuniary af-
fairs Of the country, would so far diminish the
public revenue, that thu accru;ng receipts into
the treasury, would not, with the reserved five
millions, be sufficient to defray the unavoidable
expenses of the government, until the usual Pc
ROD for the meeting Of Congress-; whilst the au-
thority to call upon the states for a portion of
Tie Sums deposited with them. was too restrict
Cd to enable the department to realize a suffi-
The People's press, and anti-masonic Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-12
TERMS S.

TERMS.
To mail and village subscribers, $500 per an
mum, if paid within the year-$2,50 payable af-
ter the close of the volume.
A liberal deduction made to Companies.
No paper discontinued till all arrearages are
paid. unless at the option of the publisher.
- Advertisements conspicuously inserted
on reasonable terms; and continued till forbid,
unless accompanied by directions.
The People's press, and anti-masonic Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1836-1838, 1837-09-12
THE PEOPLES PRESS.
MIDDLEBURY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1887.
MESSAGE

From The President of the United States TO the t,co
Houses Of Congress, at the commencement of the
first session oftte 25th Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

$H'IE or lhRMoNI' {Ypo tho Honorable "a
RgGJqd County, a. - pr.me Court nsrt
|" be hsco" az Rutland wthn and FIR tho County e
Rutland, on thc first Tuesday following the f,c,i,
ld'siHy Of January 4. -. 1879.
RCBERrG. WOODWARD u Midlle.ovn in IN.
Comfy Hor"sal, guor liam the estate both reel
"nj personal 81 lssao onpes formerly Of Ponney IN
sad county, now nu Sbscondng person. ,hews RAID
e"uf That II y necessary f'r the support Of the wife 81
SAID N"upss WIN blind and wholly unable support
her'et and Is now supported by the Of Poutnev
sl"rcsiid; Hl Tor the payment 81 the ju.t debt, .l
Young, that the following described lah1, be sol mud
conveyed for tat putpose, 10 witt about thirty sare-
81 band lying ~ Nddietuwn siofcshid bounded tina
north by the William Levin htn, f,a caiind) co.
cnpcl by Roswell Lewis, aod BY lands ned ty Asa
hci SpaJing apd By lsuds heretofore sci off
ct'lop "a favor 81 John N iiians IT, against ,sh
Young GA tho ea,i by land owoel w Harley srsld-
'ng, on tho south ~ Hand owned by Harley Spsliing
.ud Nv ianI owned hy Asshoi NTH and 90 tho west
by ani- .et off on execution 10 Elt Nicholson.
AnI he .aid Robert Guardian r'pre.4d, hereby
mUkt. application 10 SAID Court t5r orler and per-
ni-.ion 90 sell auj coaycy faii land ,ait tb.ennnx
peto "f The purposes al1essii agreeable TO the STAT
ute "a such eWo provided.
RR WOODWARD, by ~.
Auy oH-ON CLARK
Nile'own. Nor. -, 1887.
The sbove petition beng presented 10 me- !. here.
~ ordered that the subftanne Gf the tBmr tossfhsr
~ th ihi- rta'ipn ha pJbthe1 "a the IiAsd HaTaid
printed Of Rliianj, m ia" epnnty ~ kfuusi, t~s
Tses suocesstrslv the la,i II winch sh-ii al tq@a
nest - o. i,pi,u ~ 1auI ~Ho aud ior tae eu4Df7
Of X lt'HI. ne tffesiAs nsK' lu'lew ~ che hprh
lpc.'lsy uf JsHury 4. - lagg wh9i .n.l b. dssnihl
suGo,ni notes tp al ciueefusd 60 sIrcAf ant 'ts-
rsu's any 10y hs,s why ,s,d prsJ.' ought Dot {" b.
cHAs z WILLIAMS
C1i,f js',. Sup. Coar.
Ra'l'od. S.v 20. 4. d. 1850.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

lo t,- town. IN "Wednesday, 18th inst Jcdrdiah
johnson, aged ~ years.
Ia Boston, ou the lldi inst Thomas Green Fcssen-
deu, Editor OF thc NV England Farmer. man OF
mos, amisble character and Of high literary auanmenls
lie Il candidate lof representative from Boston 10
the Legislature 81 Massachusetts aud his demise took
place only two DAYS before the election. Mr. + wasa
resident Of this village (luiland) for many years, and
less esteemed than h. rppears 10 have bcen al
the place of he demise
Ia Clarendon, 9Th inst Nr Wm Crofsman, rrvou
tiouary soldier and lrnsion"r eyed - We emgraied
from Massachusetts, into this stare about sixty years
60, and We understand has resided here since.
At JamairR, VI OF 3it, s. r. Polly Kavspn, n-ed
%, w,fe of Bailey Rswsnn Juni H. state Of insan
" she hung herself with sken 81 yam ia the stair
way leading 90 her chamber. In THIS situation she
found by her husband IN hs at nigh, from ibe
aLors of the day. When N possession 81 her reason
the decensed was hghly rsir"med 10y hsi IL ends md
neig hbnrs she m hheciionair wife Hhd utohef,
aud has t three dlu-htcr the eldest bat ycars Of
arc.
IN Huntington 2ls, MI aoer iinr-rinr ilncss Mrs
Betsry CaswtN, wife OF Harry C,swei!, aged -
At Ndichez, Miss Rev Otamfl ilnckley prpirs.
Of languages ~ Oakland county iorincly of Mint.
pc'ier, n,tvc OF Th,tord and graduate Of Dartmouth
College
[ In Bakersfield, 7tb o., Capt, WHl,s Ross, arod 49,
! Brighton, Mass Rev. Noah Worcester, y - q.
ged ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

.Ne,r Tork Such route OF Van Buren, oco-loco-ism
hss taken place the great Empire State, never
before experienced 10y any political party since the Gov
ernm. nj was established. And WIN The cause Is
spparrut II IL the Of the G0UTa,Hsd against the
pso,d fret begun lay Andrew Jackson "a The removal
oi tie deposiies, ARBITRARILY and in violation Of the law
in destroying the bank Itself by vetong the Will
OF she people both branches Of Congress having, by
large uaiorcs passed the bin TO rc-eharter that ns
iuloa. Tbs struck drath-blow 10 domestic c1chan-
yes and ltid the foundation iof prostitution OF public
confidence IN the sihbty'oi all banking institutions.
Next the removal Of the deposits 10 private banks gave
facilities immense sPeculalions and to the increase
o: banking apiiai beyond all former example Next.
10 run for specie-neNi 81 the suspension Of specie
payments 10 avoid bankTartey next, 10 the docirne
that the Government should have specie, while rag mo.
hey good enough for the Pccpesnd THIS last de-
csion carried by paying members OF congress their
eight dollars day, ana other government officers IN
specie " bile the poor old s1drrs aud other creuiior-
81 Government, even the day laborer M government
employ nd % take bank bills nothing These a
lev fl the causes They have been warned from time
tme, bot they infatuated, Ike Bon pate a,
Moscow not dreaming tina, they must retreat aud that
too over the bridge BrTeslna not capable Of sustain
inss4eh weight here they are. % much Tor "i9-
lnwips "a the footsteps o the "reyrrcd Ch'ei. ~ II
>eatlHI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

The reyo.ution which has ipse place IA public sen
u-.rut % political ra-.;p-s r.ibiu few months. and
ioars pan.,a.ars 90 Rhode leland, Maine, Masaachu-
stUs and ,as. thoUgl csff, 30 ,he ,r,ai "lmple
Slst-, q Y les produ~ed such pleasing ssnsa.
Ga. co.. ..4. lar c..uiry. iust q would Seem that
the people iafJ, frs,t thvmAsi'cs iroa. af,sr.
1g lte cA..8reu ovrgyel. H.t 60 woa-af, 0-en aii
tbs cifcuu e,s are s4sr nin Consideration. Ih-s
s-c perfectly e,e-,st'e. sut eytu ias.lA..a. i - a
rfcau3 zei.-r,Hs-nt oi inceFcairncr Dos No are
a.pPy 10 notice TIA, is t,,r4F dss mt..r 30 some
Tcsp.r;s 60 those disgusting huras Vi orr oIp2afaa
70 ss,sfl Yeas psH ca tApir treeTses They don 1
= st.- from ans ,dola,feas m-u worlp they
s'r Oh 'ra4.r. glory for matsy oAirn1ia. Hrf
say usufPs' 81 e,i ro~,fi Bot iot a great u.-mFh
over rsa''A-a 90 power, prof gary sne an atoeraIt
tfft ol fsFseca'.,'. sn4 prescription
ih'se oeh s-sious aud O., e,.rgs ere -ljrg place
t'ria.' even s4ce losu IN ii.r 4 siou Bu
~ TIL EMPIRE STATE nothing ever raceci.
a. iAs tpasoa Which iey tpPssf 90 ~ ms4ing far
GREAT GENERAL JUBILEE T., 10 tssr
riAs' 10 noffaN 5 ..iIte q FOUR HUNDRED
Gun IS o. p. res 10 IRE tiiy OF AeE lail atsa7.
Fo,@ HUNDRED a. suns. 9 sas TWO HuN.
bhtp n so.-l1rs 10 ihr evening Ato O'Clock
a uF ftag - sal4i- .t O. coaaasnoe o. BuGalo and
y ssni--s .-.eHsa 10 u4l.e aae a. iae osasi %
~'sa'y AZ s.Ff x I'D -a.ss ta gtfi 49, =, ~ o-as
's'''-- si's ~, ssnaga :. 4....ss il..,a,,,l 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JASI THIS PATtN1.
ZnHO-E aniy, MO amos ~ 'spsfisnes to 'sfs'.Ss
y endured HON
HERsT.4 or RUPTURE.
JAQUITH's PATEN'

All 80 s,' ss'a1Hia apos h' value 81 - iasfosss
ir m t-rf.c ul tha 0shg'fnus es,ait. ct II"
Pintsisor bsIsrJ Hhsog 10 ss.sftpg 'h.' %" i7''g-
afsi hss teen assi 80 bEEai. o. pff~ei5 .@sr
tod. b. r. sfsi e~rta.n Il sfseiiSS eo5es.
Cp-es hare h-sa performed ~ ihsss TErtsrs "a lsl'
wees. cst.r, sGd eS,.s - ag sare
-. 1sH 40 CEsEHAfLY ~ SrREDi mt 90 fp"h,
a,teA rsii.i s - gwen, ksrsnt sh.na see .
,lnns State susaiisu, i snsr 70 ,n.ufs SueesE tnei
j. s.tassy NEEDED, ihsi hs'r snP<'~s"5 nsJ -
issisi
- Every purchaser h.. ~ ps,slsss q FF'o'sng
uis rfu,t .hsF tsi - sishi asys a. eo~s ais's
s-ir-iaetaap
fsr' ~ spPontasr', -
~ IAs rOHTfN. r~f;asS-
.si Ttr. HrrSHtxLsS. j.. % s-E-ssos. ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
CrDuuFpiE@ mGuLY tgPaoylD
IY--WA-zR

flII- au. f.asr Nab l.rttfe sf 'tt tasi ryf'
,- So. ,..at.f .a.fs C. sr' nary ir,Tsf-ritsr So
.sr...- ll c.ses 81 sssit' rtrri ~ iha n,st u.-
ta..sftd s.,r D. sfr fstsFf. sur 'iis' sftet'
fI..r IrDft.r tHra.} bs- lai.eI. Ihnts Vho 49, u
if.ra De- tc zoe oi tse test Ifrrars'i1F 90 nose
.-l. d.. .. ...sy ss.r us-f ssh PlsS, - ~ bs'is-
.-rf,rsfsl o., p KiuDIN. - CUT 'i+eei, = o
80. .as proprietor AL ra,sss4f 10 ~ Convey. -
$50 hy d.. saest, aI.aatH'-sii, ~ baaitts hAht'
n.a~u-s tt.t lt-fa Nrss Ant"s, Nh~A'~
.. iaI
on oafst~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

The tory papers are complaining that the Wings
make much noise about the late political tiumPs in
New York, Massachusetts,, Maine Rhode Island, Sc
They don like TO hear the roar of cannon jus, :
They probably had rather hear the cd "Eurrah fuf
Jackson" Bu, the day has gone by for cheering an
usulper or him who considered 1t GLORY enough to
setrs under such a chief Wonder IT the Ileros
cessof viii still continue to "eld in his footsteps;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
60 roeoism and Nnn nuren pelnoe.ac,.

The editor of ,he Burlington cory Sentinel il labor
ing hard 20 divorce Loco Focnism and modern den7c
racy. Should he succeed ''ihe patty To which be
would Jeong would be diminished to much less
fraction than ii now The editor complains Of IN
fr deahrr Of the Wing presses identifying de-
meerscy with loco iocoisn, and ,hus strangely re.
marks on tie sulject :
"lf lie opposed to the present system of banking
10 lie loco ioco then, by means, are the mem
iers Of that party confined the friends OF the admin
isranon. There IL large and highly respectable por-
ten OF the federal lNhigl party whose opposition to
baak decided and openly avowcd as the opposition
of the iri,ud. of tie administration can be.
What s7y you ncigbor Stone and Mr. Free Tress
u'tn to this statement We thought the Wing party
exclusively sud az aud singular the bank party,
(aeeordng your creeds and the tories exclusively
the sn;ihonk party Amt your fail brother Parsons
II the Sentinel padding little:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

She ereaiag The bills q ~ shs churche. 60 ,,rr
rsf'y peal te' bali al seur rseA tsar- aosn sna
'1nset Nominations = al bs pvb'se hsu.e, su4 IRE
rotl' 81 The et'niag We rue.. iAsy 80 have gory
snovrh ~ orc 6sy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
~% %@N
$3.50 'essS,
Loco FocOIsN And VAR BCRENisM
~ TBE LsPIRE sTBTE
COMPLETELY OVERTHROW y
AND EfrECTuALLY -Exrc N0ED

We cofR rs'siair f'iisw r.afeu' throughout the
esen,sv o. ths goat u.urpA & eo'fc~' PfBt pies
Sss fcrf over tie sa1e1,1- so-ifne r. ioo ilc4isu
,ss Jteissa ard .sn Ba-r,u alay t.nA tsiJ ..u --
Az i4f' accnston $50 heai By uete .ih ulr Wig
H.snss tom M.as 30 Cesfr IN rria.,.eg W. ~.
,a.os. trranse ~e roasast ts acir,cnen; ihc hsr.
t,rre' 81 great clsne' '1 iAr p-,cy v ss govern.
rert NC rrla.ce t~caas- v- suite 90 bcilef times
wets ire tttsaft so sousid,f tas fesai =, e,dsrrr
- ihs sa,sAtfF af or r.pasicsn snsil i;ions We
st.-,r- bseaes- b.lr'e D. goat triumph ,,rtle
o,st VICE ara 4 order ever sratshy aud sonfusion
We rraice lss.use u itasss office ialdcfs DO abuse
enc ssut OIL 4sf ih.; they no rgendeni af Tie
Japs W. r-J.ie- sre41s@ this brilliant seiic veaeni
,.,. pui a. sud We Algc % iht uhuariona d0ctiin"
ths, .ile spoil. belong e Sac rciots We rejoice
bses4,e We ihut - 4Ia Restore DE cuttcaey q ,ne
r.4atfy 81. is uaiufsi chsan,l In foe, fs'p-. he
cause -, Lc.e,- tie RElCN OF TERROR" siu
f.4 10 irf"lustr
Nfw YORK ELECTION COMPLETE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
FUR caps 4.
rcsh Is aisins &C.

IQtli MASON have iu't rcch Ffs,h H.. nni Key
~ HfiNINS. They have 80 store a iares stock 81
r'c,r q, pur'ha'td wb,n tho Ifcc, at tho lov.
49, point oi the season
hsv are likewise rrcoivnr largo Adluiats 60 their
''uoA " DRY GOODS, oh.rh viii inshc thrir ,.,eri-
ncat equal ioanv va the soo1ry, enj uisy will be seH
81 the l"w''t pre-.
Rlt'Gnd. Nov. 20. 1887 IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
POSTSCRIPT.

~ rHf tssf rsIs'se ssp ru~ usssfsa. -.tt.i-e
hsvs bot Latte Co saa 70 the new. II tho ~~ot In.
sv.pc,o. result 81 tie late Eiscuor. custS-s
-,csed,rRy ,hs r,,bc Aliohilan and c,ctJ BODY ths
Van noten oh.eo b.Afrs stssptrs) st. sutc,rsusf
better snd 'sors qa,ci um-s
The Michigan Election - lko 20 jr elo~ mr. IN
seven ,aaot.-s 30" Wings hsrr gained s.pe- "a. ct.
$50 Tho msJ1tr, then W.. 1875
The aftvals 'to.u tsuads src - vsvuc and cpnlta.
d,a.ry that q m difficult forming a., opinion ~ss,
viu he tic uh,,ns'c result 81 tho conrna,..n ,a-,-
i,. reYor.d Tbs, ue bank. Of N,w Y,rs will re-
sumo sf~o,e payment n rey .hoti ue,~ ii.,. otcf
states. oi eeat-r % t,ias sa,t
Nf~ p.6atrrs GruNso rpr rt.-tt-
C.~sunc them oot ol NINE MILLIONS OF poi.
itsipas, Naai, c4sp-y I.su.sc Ten Ni,.a .r. o.
Government r..a .fs'trs
tioaaa.raa# E.far1 Oh. srrt.c tanrh' fnr,s - the
government "u - 90 80 600 pa
Brruar I4at nd Saff-l Taking he public MON
cv from thr bauks Which nat aifeg and ri,nr
D. 6, She Office loidtrs. Fto cas.
I"p BsaaiHH--l laying ur heed. ~ Department..
members oi concHrs. aud other Office hotrt ii' al.
aues in GOLp.-sud thu olt R~vuluuonar, rrusio,irt
ADD The ds' lah"rer, ihsr humble p,uenco in RAGS
- farer HHf"'o
i1e HiaasA,ra Indians Ia coo.equsn-e n the
sirAutss oi the toWins aufts ul tHtlln ~ -. the
treai, l-,ly negotiated btVern i've Iptca St..r- and
the NinurvaEucs, yIgued ou N.Urrr.ay lsst Of
thr War Department The ,fria' plpeg says ibai
their (thc ludans1 title to laud east ~ ih. N'-.ss
ppi H. cxtnrushrd. and thty arc a. tcuo,c q. th.t
part ol the ncuttal ground west az that t,v,f ul.irh
Wa conveyed Co. theai "a l-.2 They also irltpquish
their ght To occupy, excerpt f'r huuing stp ~ ,pd
iwcny miles ia width, adjoining and west Of the Ne.
~s'pp They a." 20 receive ~ gonds pro, yr,.
cultural assist1nrr, 'duratuu, ,he payurnt OF tru
debts and the claims of their relatives o mixed blood
ana D" permanent income. secured by investments n
safe stocks. s $4,000 - .lat late.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

Our Wing friends nj Montpelier celebrated the late
victories the 18Th inst BY salute Of one bundled
and ten guns, the ringing Of bells, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

SNAIL Po1 We sorry 10 learn that TINS loom
some disease has broke ont in woodstock ana tne
stage driver yesterday understood there were eight o.
ten supposed cases, md one death
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

.N.ohsgaa Election The sound OF The gun OF victory
becoming the blue Of l,ne TIE god
hss ttuiuphrd 10 Wayne County hy 300 majority,
30 Dotfol are beaten by 81 mel oar friends there
tcscLcIGuon If the state ny tne.r hopes be fulfilled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
BRIGHTON nAi,KEr--Monday,

bR!IEtiON ~ fthb.i - nNhb"f' NoNfi1hfi -
At market 300 D-ri Cattle 1000 s,ores, 1000 Sheep,
aud 100 Swine
.s,";d ~ 1T p.,a@s o. tasi week rot
80 90 SECOND quality 50 - "a ih.rd guilty
~ n -
Bayrsiug CGH's-The harrellcrs refused To pay la,t
weeks prices bud very iew purchases were urdc in
The afternoon. We qlJl" Mess 50 30 No. g 90 ;
No :. 81 40.
Serfs -Ysarlngs 8 10 two year old si5 %
three yrBr old so
quote lots as ioows-Sl 80, 80, 81 90, 81 and ,.
-
S,riHe Lots n p~dIle wer" taken ct s. = Z p for
SONS and a q fpr burrows Al retail Tor sows,
and . for Burrows