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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-19
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
Trrsp,, ryrSISC. JUNE 10. Isss.


iis.d Al Csstr;-a es Friday iss,. well attended
ssd sppssfrs 70 " sa.asisd BY right iesHaF A. 70
Aes'vr.' Ia fs wss Dos oar sentiment. AHsKres6 hat
The pfoann.nt q she present ace late sdsn,s
tss,ea' orrrssd apsn ibr bdy Pr Ike great 'nd
v,8s sprsss prs,iru,s Upon The human body carrying
esslsuer ans d,suay the whole land sod that the
heno,. .,r,iy 40 s;efe,l 81 ihs ealnt', r,qut,
.r.-dy cAsnrs ir out nsiinasi raiers
seVsrtl ssstlrmsn adif-ssfd tie Cesventior. bot
hrlsay sppescJ unnecessary 10 make speeches 10
.tr,t- SO DELEGATE, 10 act efieicsuy
There w.. diversity u opinion about the csnd-
,ls,s, 81 seu,iot, s ultimately ieiel,sd IN ha'mo
~ sns soos feeling
Assn ,HasrAii-n 81 the PfoPcf 'p'rii shioh perv'ded
Vie ranyssuan only necessary 10 Hdver 70 ono Of
~. R-s1la'iont ga vhrh fon rua,ua ., sPPant dele
r.le. g. ihe siits Cslv,aanl Il VA. Resolved, unsn
,ssa,y. gst t.e euutc Convention, copsltotng about
r~1 "a, ,--ru C'-ros' be county Delegation 70 a.
tyaa size sa,r Convention, I'D TIA, each town appoint
tstse ~ more persons iea delegates.
We has, or, te ida ias' # the county frtsus the
..u. fecl,as ~b.ch ,rrsacd ID, Convention. and car.
~ on, =, tbe b.. boz 1t s,ii tell 1900 ms rty f'r
a.. WA. Ticket f.f Senatr0
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p Il 0 S = T. c Il L S
BOSTON MUSICAL GAZETTE,
OF rHE

Semi Monthly Journal, deroted 10 the Science Of Husie
This Journal will be devoted especially to the sub
ieet OF Music containing Musical History BIograph
cai SAetches OF eminent Composers and Performers
Impartial Reviews OF Musical Works an Account OF
Oraturios and Concerts Musical Societies, Academies
and Schools vi h their various merits progress, 2c
Also occasional hints and observations the kindred
arts and matters OF taste and general literature vita
appropriate POeucd illusions. Zach number will Ee.
wise contain more less sacred secular music,
faUrrd 81 b appropriate accompaniments.
The inhabitants Of New England may well b. Ie.
nominated Musical People. And II rs thought that
periodical Of the above descrplou ~ well conducted,
would meet With at least competent support II
agreed on all hands, believe, that attention TO the
Of music never great IN our country, as at
the present day yet shall not pretend that science
or taste keeps pace with practice
The editorial depafmeA, will be conducted by b.
Brown ESQ no has the pleasure g. state that the fol-
loving among other talented Gentlemen, val occasion
ally Contribute 10 It's pages Lowell Mason, G. j.
Webb T. Conner, Mitchell, J. D. Dwight, i Power
J X Parker
art and 10 whom the community much indebted for
ms p.rseyefing labors to promote refined and
tent musical taste, 10 OF hs late communications
IN public journal observes a. follows lis It not mat
ter OF some surprise that science iuhiing 90 many
tnportant purposes, having 30 many Volafies and
eltng such universal admiration, should, ~ commu-
NIFTY hke ours be without periodical Journal devoted
10 Il. nt@fesls while s utility is recognized, aud al
most every other brhnch Of seirHee and literature pro-
mated The importance oi Nofk Of thls nature 10
rnhaneed by many CONSIDERATIONS wo5Es relating to
music are te ADD very difficult Of scces4 The Off
cules attendant 90 obtaining musical Horts from L0-
rom. together th the b Oh pnces AZ which they are
held To scclusily place them beyond the reach Of Of
oiuafy means Undcr tis Stale Of things, is bal too
evident that the student and ihs amateur are deprived
of thos ads vA4ch grcsty facilitate the acquisition
Of other branches Of knOgedgs, and the science Si
musie IT, ia degree 'ssslso fountain 70 numbers
bose ambition would y ad them " aspire - emnencs
and 10 glore The Of us All, bot who una
bic from the want Of hghi, 70 GUIDE iusm on ihei
way
Il i confidently believed thA, The yoiarss Of ,hss De
Il .htiul science generally vii b. ooi wsw'thefs u
tins uudsfiAsiaE not only - bot also, that We MAJ
stp~ct direct Assstnnoe orn many Of then. ~ way q
tonif. buttons iof the publteAuon feS end scarce "a
deed are those bo scientifically quaibrd 70 cis
euss musical topics bat DE good rreis produced ifor
The practice 81 The art Enown snc felt thfougboa
0 the Noria WAY Should mssirsi sdueston b. nsgles
,se whsn there such happy Iesslts sfsng from Il
And vby het lssa 9pi s'ai ~nA<Eri Sty ss are 'n'
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The Rail Road Matter.

We appfscd our readers week or two since, that
on cfu making 10 obtain subscriptions to The
Rutsad and whitehall Rail Road stock that one fourth
had been promptly taken the villagers, aud that the
probability was that one fontth more would be taken
BY the remainder q the town. We are now happy TO
state that the business though progressing slow is sure
The lafmers ~ this we'll the adJ1inlng towns,
are b,gnninc the project worthy their attention.
aud TINS all that necessary to ensure success -
should his tow take half the stock. as we are
now quue sur vi, the assnrances from other towns
are such leave to doubt that II will be taken
IN due season. III that required IN relation
to this subject to make il 60 20 have our fellow
citizens understand it, and appreciate such improve
ments they dom The States Of New York Mass'chu
seti, Connecticut. Rhode Island, &c Our fellow cit
izcns who isyoraby inclined towards this project,
bot who are ye, a little scepcnl the subject will
please to notice what the edltr Of the Saratoga Sen
,inel says about t--,.hich we here suhJoin.
The last Rutland iorald contanstho proceedings Of a
snd long and able report relative IN the pro-
posed rat road from Rutland Ia Whitehall made by Moses
VI. Strong Esq chairman of committee appointed at
previous convention The statements presented show that
the only very feasible, but that the income unit
ed ~ It would be- a measure, with bank, VIII Afford a
hardsortc return to the tockholdcrs The Herald
that fourth Of the capital stock has already been taken
hy villagers Of uiland that the town will doubtless
double tho aouu and that this viii ensure the progress
of the work.
Connected a. II would he with the Saratoga and Wash.
agton rs road citizens and the Stockholders OF the
latter work will OF feel deep intefcs; IN us compile
ton a liBc nf communication by steam from
the Hudson River Rutland wOnd form OF the most
desirable routes for pleasure the continent Reaching
rs Il would base nf the Green Mountains where 81
tie elevated points hlngtOn Peak would be within
few hours reach, and from whose summit most exten
siYr prospect obtained know OF spot where tho
lovers mounain scenery Its most imposing and diver
ed forms could ENJOY greater ueat and this too with
incident the ordinary Excursions OF TIE
hrd We hope a road desirable IN all respects, Wi
soon he perfected"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-19

Frg-. isssr CaHzda 1herr are nov ~, isrrr ships
e var N Iasb.e, the Aadfonssrbe aud u.feaes bat.
Jog arrived THIS does nsisde the rAaspoti SHIPS
The Hon iieu, Col Gray. ofscrt sf high rank
hRs been sent specisl misson 30 Government
N Wssh,ng,on lie ieft Qlssee the eth
The su,val OF III. 9Th Ho..sr. IN Meu,real created
q5iie seDsatoas particularly the novel importation Vt
hor~rs
The Andromsohc. . guna, suved tho Gth ,nst
with i0l troops board. The Hercules reported
~ telegraph 10 be bflow with dr,aehuenis Of the OFT
frrent regiments serving ~ snad The Arab, trass
port suved with part 81 the 7ih reg n-nt Of Light
DrsgoOns-n Waterloo regiment --Mosreai paper
FROM The Msnf,ai Co9rtr
JpBtr Canada F,ou the Kingston Chronicle We
learn that since the hb.faoa oi the County Of Hast
tngs prisoners nuRetous offences against tbe peace
that county have been committed 81 a malicious sud
destructive nature. Shots have been fred into the
houses Of the loyal inhabitants the dead of the nigh
fence. have been thrown down, and many oh-I mali
cious acts petpeltated
From the Frontier The nsmes Of ~ persons who
engaged Ia burning the Sir Robert Peel pub.
hshrd Nearly all OF them are Canadian Refugees,
aus Patriots Abou, ~ OF - 81 them have bcen
arrested Ball Johnson the Lsdsr, said TO be
where ~ the d" thousand Islands, with lew mrn " ai
ing for oppor- nifty TO DO further mischief. The
Canadians have sent an expedition among the Islands
10 arrest Them.
We understand the bills Of the Newbury Bank AZ
Wells River, are received at the Suffolk Bank.
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JOSEPH BUTTO.N"S ESTATE.

ST7TE or FERHONT, DE it Remembered that
June A. 1889
Present VIZ HALL, Judge.
An instrument puportug 10 be the latt will and Tesla
neut Of Joseph Button late Of Dandy N sad district,
deceased, being presented to the Court here by Elisha
Lapham aud Anna Button the Executors therein nam
ed for probate
1t IS ordered by said Cout that al persons concerned
therein, be notified 10 appear At Session f sad C"uti.
20 De holden ht Rutland tie 10th day # July ls}r
and shrw cause ii any they may have aga ns the Pro.
bate OF sud viii for hch purpose It ~ further ordered
that a copy OF the record Of this order be Published
three weeks successnciy IN the Rutland Herald pfint
ed at Rutland soon As may b.,
n y. TOTSLEE, Register
true copy Of record
n h, TOWSLEE, H,g,ster
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WM. uPIAM,
f., T.. " ALTON,
&. l.. KNAPP,
T.. II. PRtNTlSS,
T.. Z. JEWETT,
Montpelier, Nay %, 1873


At market, IGj Beef Cattle, lG pairs Working Oxen,
Is Cows and Calv 9, go Sheep aud 800 Swine
PRots Bo,f Cdthe-Owing probably TO the excess
sye warm weather, the market not very animated
Oh. f'.eos at supported thraush ,Is
day; First quality at - 90; second quality, 20
I - third quality, 81 25
Uorking OJfn-Sales at SsS, %, and 1915.
Cotrs and Cdr,s-Saes were made al S2o, IS, 20
and 81.
S.sep and Lambs Lots were taken al about SO 80
including a few Weathers; a lot Of Weathers at 81
each few cossets, price not known.
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GREAT WAR wHooPii


His Exccllency the Earl of Durham has ordered in
sructons be issued for the present that the improve
ments in tho houses which he has engaged in town,
shall be discontinued Various rumors in eircula-
ton in consequence bat none that are general, are
true Lord Durham mad demanded the delivery 10 the
British authorities Of the prisoners concerned IN the
butnog Of the Sir Robert Peel and IT 1t is not comp
ed with by the American Government, he will take up
on himself the responsibility rs he has the power, 81
declaring between Great Britain and the states,
and viii proceed al once to England in ship OF war
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COMMISSIONERS NO71CE.

NtfE the subscribers being appointed ty the Hon
~ Probate Court ior the district oi fairhsven.cOm
nissonorsLo receive, examine aud .diu1 all claims and
demands 81 all persons hgRinsi The estate Of
NIRTII.i HfNN.4H,
late Of Orwell, 80 sal District. deceased roprefcuied
insolvont aud also all claims aud demands exhibited
Offset thereto and fx months from the 23i day 81 May
1888 being allowed by said court TOR that purpose
DO therefore hereby give notice that vii attend 20 the
hu-uess e our saii appointment o. The dwelling house
Of Joseph II. Chi'to lden "a sai Orwell, the frs,
Thur'day "a september, AMI the i0urh ThufsI,y n
November next, from two O'Clock until TX O'Clock r. NJ.
GA ali II saiI 1ay'
+. ". COkItN
JULIUS G. IiIONAs, ''""'f''''t'''
Dated at Orwell thif 8 b Day If June 1899 &c
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asa WARNEKS EST.4TE.

STATE or GEK-uONI, "a + II temfmhsred ihst
Ditirtefof RufiIHd, a. ! - 50 "a ftsisl ssssini 81
the Probate Count held AZ Keuald in ssr. d.s,rcl
The lrst Moadsy being She an day q June I8,s.
Ptraeut ~ a Han, Judge.
To al geuors concerned ~ The Estate II Asa amer
late Of NslliusiorJ deceased,
GHLEIIhG.
Uheyfas, the sla.in,'fsiOf oi tie estate 4 AS
Werner, iecoass1 propose 90 reulof uri 81 ne
administration, sui prescott he arc4ast fsal4st fa4I
esistc lor allowance .--
OfderrS hat 81 Pcrso, e1ueefnel therein be- u.i'-
Gel 90 spPesru session Il ths ff1hsts Gaurf tp lie
holden at Kuiisli "a the Gr, Monday 81 jaiy EsEf-
aus tlep cause q suy uCy have. ssalns ia sl9ssDce
% ss1 alcag.i. - wuicl te the uluauaH 80 ta+
.. cauat viii ne he'd slI tLa ihs or-tr Do ppoilsHe
"a The RpiaaI HefsI pfnlel a. Hatlsn3, three weeks
tl0rvtsite'y - SOFA a. ulsy BE-.
n n TOHALEE, Rsg,Hn
A rue eoPy q recnf1
p Ane,', n b. TOWsLCE, Reg 80
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DIED.

In this village Saturday last, very suddeny,-IssA-
CHAR RED Esq the 18th year Of his age Mr. Reed has
long resided ia tits and hope his examples o. indus
try economy public spirit, and moral recude will not be
without influence upon the present and future genera
tons around
Also IN this town Sunday last Mrs Long wife Of MIR.
Ruius Long
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Nails, Nail Rods. DC.

lust received, tol offered for salo by the sub.
a ,crber quaauty # Nsis and Nail Rods anl Baui
Iron. A. have The sseley If the Nail Norps, she'll
De- able 60 supply Merchant, sa5 others u.siung 20
purchase suy quantity IT the Fsoiory priets
JOHN S STRONG.
Rutland, Juue ~. 1873. 20
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Rop.Rp X. WHrrE, has just been tired at wash
ing,oator burning the U States Treasury, and IS &C.
quilted ty'tpe Jury under the Statute Of limitations
So says the Nationa lnte.eneeF of the l4th instant
The trial lasted nine days.
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se a n a W a v

EROM tho subscriber BESAJAH IVES an indcnt-
l. ed boy seI 10 years. All Ier,ous hereby tor.
bid trusting him on my account.
BENJAMIN GILLET.
1inmouih, Juue II, 1898. 2s3~.
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Tie Nag Cau,entoa Of MAfy land hase unanimous
~ uoa.hstsd he lioa John \ Steel, o. DofrAs''si
County ior the ofios II Governor The eircion % 70
- hsld 30 Ociobff nsTi Nf Steel SAs member Of
tbs last CongFss
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Sheep Tobacco.

THE real James River Leaf Tobacco, pot up IN bales
l. Of from yhty 10 one hundred pound' bot wi'i be
soid 10 quantities 10 su purchaser 81 tho New Store
JOHN STRONG.
Rutau1 Juno "a, I-JG. z0.3w.
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Batter! ISutlcr!!

WANTED, by the ssbscsiber 10000 pouols Of
w Batter. fof which the highest make, price will
be psii JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, June ,, 1888. 2o3w
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SDn Consignment.

4 CASE Of lpotior Rife, thirty a<.l teenty four
II inches, Jltt rsa'yci from the lasuuGsi, ~ snI
nov Dfcrel ior isle By tne subsenbcr 10 Nh.eh ihe
attention % SssrsHen AMI oth4n sb,a, 20 purchase
s requested. JOIN STRONG
HatsBd, June a. 1885, 20
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Sg.PTE eO.v'E.E.s TsO.y..

4 state Convention Il the Democratic Vhigs Of
Vermont aud OF all Eoemon 81 the State opposed 10
the unwi.o and ruitous II the pro-, nj and
past National Administration, will meet at Mont pellet
On Nclnts lay the KIN day o June noNt at 10 81, ck
\ NJ, Tor the purpose oi nominating candidates Tor
state Officers for tn. year ensuing aud the
tinual treasury and the ~ay OF individual industry
may seem 10 require. When those who have ecu del
osnted rs the PEOPLEta guard, protect All promote
heir iutsrst. ialsy their pledges and betray their
lrat Il is iiue for the people theGscyc TO mbe
conY aud therc, ana at the ballot boxes to spoak
out such thunder wall be hcatd and ohtyoJ
at Washington, / ho supporters ui the supremacy of
the aw,thc friends of stvl AMI porsoual Liberty aud
# a cIusttltouRl Government honestly AMI wisely adj
m stcrethc friends Of free discussion and of tho
cred rith Of retion aud Of rcmonstranceHrc invited
to atleud the convention, volunteers delegate.
.4TLElST TEN, From EACH IOUN-tho more
the bctter-and participate ~ IT. deliberations. We
arc ow re that 10 IN kag ihs CALI address the Free
nc OF state which has unyeldngly aud successfully
maintained political integrity against all tho atsnul-
OF power and influence from abroad. and the efforts OF
Jealous and active opponent at home. Aud We deem
it ssury only say TO such frecmen, the friends ct
country aud Of cause are trumphiug IN all pat
OF the nation well merted success at their oec ions
and a, such a crisis rs th,s. they EXPECT EJERl
FREEMAN ~ TER.nONTTO DO ms DUTY
WIN. UPHAM,
f., WALTON, C.,,,.ts,.,o
C. l.. KNAPP. C'nra,,,"a
T.. II. PRENTlSS.
T.. 7. JtWETT,
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Hooking Glass Plates.

TUSr received. an assortment Of Looking Glass
y rIstcs at various szes, aud udrr.J by the sub
.crber for Sale. join ~ KONG
Rutland, June I I, 1888. 26.3W.
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X PiERPOiNr 81 Rutland,
wv & kiTTRlDGE, r fsIhsven,
OBADIAH NOBLE of Tinmouih.

Which report read and accepted. On notion
sh, The NAMES Of the three Gentlemen n0minslsa 20
this convention BE- presented 70 tAe ifeemeh 81 hNt'
land eosn,y a. candidates Tor State senaofs me '"ie
Was taken On each name srPAfatfiy md eIrd uhani-
moasly
On motion, 49,.
g.,,irfJ THIS, the dei~FAtes Of ,h's convention be
ssas,y DEB gstion g. attend the siais oon'ehl'o" 70
L. holden at Montpelier "a The 21ih June 'h'' $40
tea, each town IA hs county ssad three 81 note oel'
gates. ,,... tbe,
eAlleG up aad. on motion, accepted ne ief''u''"'
uerc The n read and each unanimously sdopisd
gssoisee, That the accumulation 81 we gsh'i4'
ror.rsfn-ai BY bstuE s ssbssVfeni - TIE .H'sieA'
81 paris and net 81 the Tsspis bY iAr ffoniga" 81
p.ndsufr % ihs public feyenur- b. reducing 'he nA''
Ia les tbsn tsfte years lTetn siste 81 nnf2iAs'''
,,,s,t,. 90 hs4kfuplcs Aad es9,veueyt bg NE ehae'
tsa n gecs iron thc people, and Pagmsni IN frlHin
a. itree.ss,r per 10 Tie iafm Of Treasury notes
~ - Seat "a uncarstonalis aiieulpi 60 cresie
Tr.e,.yr Esat and taos uEiis The MONIES ~ith ms
Rr.eatir~ ponst, BY We oaious tna fnfiaP' ~
Tfsssufy o. ~ri b. tie unsPaunE sna
ssrfsre . IN ths tsuks and currency o. We eo-h"f
4, an s,t,f sol unpuaepic4 disregard a ihs ~'ne'
a.. eeusne, q tho Peopsi has sroase1 We - ~
fraa thcir s!o,nteis aud has eohsinoeo l'eN o. W.
.Bire rssl sssnst, ans lIrspleay Of 'l'H sSi''NA "
pos~f <t-..
Esslssg Thai So bfbole he "sigss 81 ne tf1s''
rruessd snA csnstasiag pislfs that Tie FeoFf h'''
taAa.nssd ,ns wiM carry est a. "erpsumeni vP''
ihe.f Fessf. by ssssaiing The 'fssPaasaaiy FI,o'
iag lice ;fosa esses ssc snhfii'siins isose ~ ne
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IOOgS D. S,EtD,DS
TIE NJ PER ANCE H0U Sc.
AGRI CARTIER

ND LSPECTFULLi iliorins he Il ends aud The pub.
~ hc that he has taken Tie pleasant aud c"mmolous
Stand on Stat, street, ~ the viii ge Of Montpelier, ecu
irally situated between the Bank aud the state House
bat 'ew steps from the post Office. excellent read
ing ROOM aud from The stage house, and reccuty
pea By Mr. Henry y Barnes II, assures the public
generally, and the friends Of Temperance, part cular
hat reasonable efforts, his part and hat IL he
family, shall be wanting to rcuder hs house pleasant
and desirable home the traveller permanent boar
dsrs to genilemen Of the bar judges, jurors and .si
nessos ~ court time to members aua visitors oi the
legislature, during the annual sessions add IN fac to
all persons who may please go favor hin with the pat
ronage such Establishment requires, aud which 1t
will he his ambition t. merit by promt atomic n 90
The wishes 81 his guests tud by nabie chatges
1The stages VII call at tins house Tor pas,tngors.
Montpelier, A ri "a. 1888. zC4w.
l.he publishers Of the several newspapers IN Yer.
requested to usort the above four times a1I
CALL nod receive their pay, lorws ri their bills.
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Groceries.

t. II reeiysd fresh "a 81 Groasris, which usket
y - c"es complete. The aucniion Of lpu Ksspsr,.
a1i orer ssttns o. purchsss lseE reqgeriel be-
fore Parehafus elsewhere.
jobs STRONG.
tlutlaul. 3 4ue T. 1888. 20
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Sais Of j,oirs ~ Canada Our readers viii be a.
unused w,sh the following from The st Csthains Jour
nareSlMsy "a
Faik,9iar 90 "Wednesday last, there was a"PTei'
~ oontds fahir kind u kIok up, the frontier oaas
Nv ueculous rumof shat Is 900 keses ana Patrols
seie shoot 10 over into Canads and lay waste
the country IL wss ALEC reported that w l.. MACK
euzis "a seetsted 10 near q DaSids WhsfeGP0h
most dihaent search made, during the night, and
SIR Nm n o0drut was apPreBsndse the next morning
na brou gh before hs zsthories, a. aesnslon ehArg
Cd with kno ledge Of the hus traitor Lidins place
and Of having bsslsted him oct Of harm way pr
Netcd al tbe questions pot 10 han, with hs secus
teamed ifankness. and there sPPeaung 90 gfolna Tor
sss9irgn aransi hun nor IL fact against ans one ese
on ina, eide Of the nYer. eItrPi perhaps F'i f''n
NJ, DARING is uas d.sehsfged, and Tie eIritsuen'
suou oiee away
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MARRIED.,

Ia this village, this morning, by the Rev. VIM MircH-
ELL, Mr. +. A FULLER TO Miss EMsLISE RATHBuRk,
daughter Of WAIT RArHBUHS, ESQ all of this village,
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hand Tor Tepaifing .-AIso, an ImpcTla pressing Va
chine
n Il. TnREr orrouR Girls wanted OF said business
Wallingtord, June IL, ls}S
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oFgiiiiR arg.

MISS r 8 WEEKS. has
WI Jus' returned from Mar
ket, albany and Ttoy) with
the Litest and most fashionable
articles, aud can furnish Ia
. nIfs DrrssEs IN Broad way n
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