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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
THOMAS YOOKERs EST.aTE.

ST7TE or PERNONT tyL,E II romomberei ,hs,
Disfeirf NJ Rutland. ~. ID At Special rrobr,s
G ,ur, b,i at Il land 10 sad iit'rc, this Goth day
August, d. 1888.
Present VIM. HALL Judge.
Eigar T.. Ormsbee, administrator Of the Estate oil
h ata iNooker late Of Rutland, deceased proposes TO
render 40 account Of his admnistston Of SAID estate.
ard present he against said estate Tor allowance
Ofdtrcd. that SID acooun be examined 10 oaur, Of
essnu thereof So he hodrp at Rutland IN said district
on the 10Th Scp;noxtAt O'Clock NJ aud that all persons
o1ncsrne hc notified 90 appear at sald time and place
aud sow cause II any they may hHye against The allow
onco ID soii aud that copy Of the above Or
der ho puhlishei three weeks succossvey Ia tho Rut-
land Herald printed al Ru"nd /" soou a. may be-,
H.B. ToWSLEE, Resisisr
4 true cory &C record.
IS Affect. II. y TOPSLEE, RsgRier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Amaigamation ofoid Federalism. Nullihcaiioh
aud slavery.

The Adde'S Of the Van B1ren Members OF Congress
10 the People of the United States svows doctrine
which, II practieed upon, sal Perpetuate slavery ~
The CAPITOL OF this free Nation 10 the cad OF te Ihe
tytannioa doctrines Of JYhn e Cahonai OF ficAsns -
IA. siander.r Of The North, embodied ana tuosci
bed TO evrrv Van Barren member Of Congress from i
Nofh-yes even by The ilon Isaac frteisr from Inc
free stae Of Vermont This we tase 70 be ifoe as is
address emsnal.s from alt the Van Boen members ano
ia. the app+ aranee of having been adopted "lhoui
dissutiny voiee And 20 make the alliance siTongrf
between notification and slavery. lhe aedsss q sgeed
a. the tao first names. By those Old te1eFsIsS-Aut
Wiiliams Of sie ana q ID Wall q VINO openly
boosted the senate last inter 81 hs a'Sfs WIN tue
federal patty Yet this address Is called Repuoean -
Gao thrre be any ptincpl 0f rredam ~ snch ~,
grneops combination Of Slavery, Nunheahon ana GU
blur hight federalism
wiMihe dsmocfGey 81 the North swallow this eose
prepared flr then by the gFsa, south Carolina agra
tor snd frrriy accepted BY tue fan bnten e"ilAf
men IN Congtesr' Is il as, un- hr ihem 70 enqn.f'
eoie they give ihe votes 10 any man. II those are ~
pfiac yies - Gale gsifa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Tie Meni,eai Herald esusioas the r~~~Fs shs, 10 Ia
Cansds 70 be ih~ lsck ou, frf sccrss conspiracy
sgainss the rovsrnuee sisded TO ~ 20 progress 81
maturity The people "a Csnsda frrta " ~ 70 worse
caudiilon thea sny other tho wuris The Caaaa ans
IN iowcf Csnsd4 presctihrS ard trei ihrnteiFrs
slaves the government party TRAD - eaoieutY a.
ihers bsnrsih their feet ready - be spFang
II " 4 t. whole business popnia'en sees q be mo-
ying a~ay una having II the fsited heiss tnd
rirrsf lan u Ia America Coz ,he and unirleu re-.
eons Of the IL yaiis wei ts 90 Al once n'
republican gossfnneni a. 70 establish one ~ Can
ads. u NtltEf4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

te, srS esttt .ass ~kieh ta ssfs ess<rsaire sesse
so esffags ps~y c1uid css,sr TIE esters each
SO dsfs ~ Anrees eraass wesid have
tAsa irssf's ffucp& ssah thst ~ Nhftof 80 heie
Nann toad have ;rea asneeaea 10 a@pAiirsi'e
fegss rys 10 hssa hsA ~HA tsr stes SO etsf
tes " thl' Nothss bette, anc save egsd Us shpe's 81
'fawph ~tsch hsse The hcaseAa " tie tpiri u
isibsss saeiea The hesFs - ti, chidfea US w
ih greet hatts tot and gfrat scin'g - ~ Wig ptacis
prs - 70 Hefesnrr ie, ~ Laws couris ~ oasi b
nebeFeA ~ ssss Ntg ~ The eoNatfY Tire kqFns
81 irsa8en. and tie ls.s bod ef Whss PaaetPies,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

tppsr Canada The Short Hibs C0nrich Deatnof,
who cngared IN The Short His aii tsed last
week a Niagara 4. c. convicted and ordered to no hnag
This Is tie soytnteonth convict and The fourth ordered
execution Greet efforts understand making by the
rends of Chandler and Wait TO obtain Communication a
their sentences II may possibly prove successful hot Nc.
Ieod and B,amcr il was believed would be executed with
ont doutt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
coas.g0adsaes Of fhs ~ y EzYras
INTERESTING LETTER FROM MISSOURI
BENTON DOWN Al HOME.
81. Loeis, August !, 1859.
hal rRIuMPH ID s. Lon cesal,

10 TRIUMPH Tor 81 leas Cosaiy
Ahhossh rsaEsr ies iPeeitions etPresset
u ~, laier q yesie5csy the nsgnry a Ter ~hs M
afay sLe hss tasssc noby. goFoasy tad tskes ProSa
ntt lth q. tesi Wig ooeuig 10 tie pE'eH. Amer
thfus asgs As 81 paeaa@ped geT setsi:s aho efsssF'
Iuss az .. cisse issi sssnrg Nth tbs SafiFs Nhig
zeta ga kundssd rafs eAea6 Ia ever pan II 90
eGza,y Le1ss ssea pa a. isnan,aao nsht 10
al IA stsrloa salr, 10 estaos zeal csFessien snd
yss Anox "a ko~ Ia oeuashtnste ~ofds ~ cay more
Ne hsss tfiagsd tsrs Beaten, bssssd cenoe-
isfs sgsf nenss yeasisg, corrues ,fessof, -sa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

laitlhgenee from Bangor, Maine, gives disastrous
account Of Fire IN thu, place the i9ih inst Five
buildings burnt in Waisuee,, where The Gre org
mated and three stores in the rear Of Wall street o.
The loss varous individuals in real estate and goods
ewheFc twenty thousand dollars This Is
great loss Tor a small place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
DIED.

Al Wes,feld Mass July 25th. Caroline Ann, wife
Of MIR 4 Parish. and daughter Of Thos. Dickmnn Esq
of Springfield Mass aged 80.
well remember Mrs p, as one OF my Subdivisions
name will ever be assocned with the most pleasant re-
objections She was a kind pupil, successful teacher,
a faithful friend an alectlonate W ie, and devoted
Christian Her fIankness, her integrity and her ama-
lie disposition secured the confidence Of all who knew
her Sic had hpar 20 feel when oihers felt an eye
10 weep when others wepi, and hand TO minister TO
others wants Her chief desire to be useful esfe-
ciay attached of youth
"Than who dds, love
To pour proiusely DER expanding minds
The nnriment of knowledge, and to lead
YOUNG listening spirits 70 the love Of heaven
How blessed is thy morn of days 10 rise,
Where knowledge hath cloud 10 obstacle,
No dark affinity u D. q
! In Plymouth iSth inst. Mrs Nathaniel Brown aged
( c. years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Ia. rlsss. ard 80 me eesas'y snd 90 s2rssl 70 thsa
g., De ssssh u the assertion
VI. hste h>tn sosFirsous rs Sous uras that ihr
ss,srsusa .Asls was swafs iai ~ hsa anarriskea
hurulsap issA shsp Ne undertook 80 efrss % "pea
AZ ~sI euaAhshed wsys and vel s'iesi.d Pai'''ssl
sssf,ass saisrsins5 ~ the Frespen of VsFm sa'-snd
.sss so~ eposnccs sas, bs hss ne, o"iy h,esHe eat
$50 u the fat, bot ,ba, be has secomc hsar'i, DIS
fssisd ~hh msny II The prominent articles On The
ersss q bio opa heterogeneous party,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Rutland. Aug. ~, Is3s,

7 HAVE the Agency Of the ritsford and foul,uey
L Farnsces mud have on hand and shall he recrivn:
through the ta Stoves n III descriptions. and they
will be cold ai The Furnscc Prices The SAaley Stoves
are 81 quite a reduced price from lss, year Thcss
wishing 10 pnfehase respectfully invited to cal and
'5b
JOHN STRONG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

a Mr. Paii for Roads An Invention of great i'm.
poancc 10 this couatry Of rail roads has been made and
patented By Mr. Isaac Cooper of Johnsto~u, Cambota
county, Ia nisa new species Of rail- which has hfen
tried IN presence Of Gov k,lntr aud The Canal Con.
missoncrs Harrisburg aud was ~ hlgaiy estimated
by them that they hsyr directed parton of the new
rad at Colombia be laid down with ts rail On In
al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Prom he n. Y. Ga.etr..

The tremendous cxsrtions making 10 carry Pennsyl'
yauia for Mr Van Buren, per fds All Ras, are well eA'
cmpAed IN the following letter to The editor Of an IN
,etiar paper thai Stsie, the Butler inieligenoor
Mr. Bulicr--Hsving been called npon 20 rive my Ger
icslc in matter eontiadicied by the editors ui me
Repository in the Of democracy dnrst not re-
fuse thcrear,. hereby certify that have beer oiier-
ed fin dollars by mraiber of the Porter Dung Men
Convention on condition tia, ! would vote aud use
my taiaencc for David r. Porter, the suhireasuy con
didse Ter Governor. refused the lribe with disdan
as did the author OF o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
To silk Grower.

TvOR ssle by the fubscrbsr 1900 choice tfess Of is
l. .Gos,is .sHicaBiis 81 Oh Nuiherfy.
III species Of Mulberry B, ca ysricas scouts far
superior 10 ans other. The are thrifty sbd sirnF-
ovs. and will he soid liberal terms. Thee who
wi,h to purhcasc are fsqusfisd make ,Hmsd,s,s -
plicatoa 10 the subscrfbsr.
HESkY LORD
lleriop't Nil. fIubberaion, Aug. rs, 1888. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

7.0IO55
The state Elections.

The whole nation has been looking with intense an1.
sy on the results Of the late August Elections in the
South ana West. The returns sufficient 20
nearly settle the matter And have only briefly Z
here 10 remark that these elections have demonstrated
beyond all cavi that the administration and oil its hum
bugs aud subTieasury projects nearly much de.
tested in those sections the country, ~ the North
and East, and Middle States. And what is more par
ueulsry matter OF congatulaon is that the State Of
the Chef Of lumbugs siissorrl it is highly probable
has given decisive negative 10 the radical Benonian
doctrines which have been ringing in for
era years, The returns, which ind in the Journal
Of Commerce OF Thursday lastg,ve the Wings 81 mem
bcrs and the Van Buten party 81 in the House of Rep
resen.auvss, and 10 Wings 10 II Van Baren in the
Senate.
Miaoi,-The votes FOR Governor in 81 counties stand
for Edwards, Wing, l02ia Corbin, vB 1914
At the Election 1896, same counties, (T) 1904
" b. 7662. Wing gain As.
The returns for Representatives. to The Legislature in
30 counties stand, 30 Whgs,-3 Conseryatives,--an
% Van Buren, Senate Wings, Q Conservative and
Van Buren,.
.fatama, has probably gone for Van Buren, and Null
l6ealion ~ small majority.
ELrortoSs North Caroiiaa.--No further returns
F0e.four counties reported In our last Sixteen to be
heard from There will be Wing majority in both
branches of the Legislature Dndieys majority for
Missouri The S, Louis Republican Of August 18th.
furnishes from thirty counties which give the
following including the Senators eec ied two
Yeas ago, and yetin, viz.
Senate, House,
wings, - "a
Van Buren,, 10 10
OF the Is Wing Senators, all newly elected save
OF the 20 Vsn Bsrea Senators, old, and
only three aew The Republican says
"ln tho last Legislature, the Senate contained five
Whlrs aud the House niaecen. Now there already
double that number and look for sufficient seces
sion IN To make It respected ia that body -
The Argos Of the th, administration pspeTl on the
other band, elaine complete triumph ~ the State
and contains the following, which do not how Il
reconcile with the above statement
.Twenty-ons counties, embracing all the strong
hods OF Federalism IN the STATE had bern heard from
which have elected ~ Democratic and 25 Federal Rep
tsseBta,iscs, Democratic sBd Federal Senators -
faaiasa -Tse Ietsras from THIS State continue favor
ssle sad leave doubt Of thorough Wing victory
KssfsskE.-Thsre ia mol Van Bufcnism enough Tel
in Ibis republican commonwealth 70 be worth mention
Jog.
1iaLsEs "A slip from tic Office a. the Mobile Mel
esnur Advertiser Of the iCih inst glvcs the result
Of the STATE ei elton 30 ~ which have return
ed q wings and "a Van BSren men Thus Is muc
better % TAT thAn expected In the Congressman
pt,,rici made Ssesni by The desih Of Mr. LAWYER,
Ctshb, the Wing oandcasr, upwards OF zoo abeai
ell the eouniiss heare from bot one and doubt
lSesed--.ist iEftt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
TO the PUBLIC

ffssiag hexn neoas,ed by pasiis 81 fefls~ chi.
Esss Cor 81. ecs a. Treasurer 81 tic State n fe'n j.
~iu as,pfsy 30 ffosufaed 20 censHss "a s
dtie thsi acgsetee 10 TIRE aAd sda ihe pf'uc
pes u tho party hsainsiirg mo.
Nv seniniesss fcsPccine tho oaifsncY 81 tie orun,f
snd the sob sasu'y scheme IN ptrtcaa' difsaii
fsara these entertained b. nsnY ~ The pss winch has
bsoash iofWare nv that eaahot reesia N tbs
without jesilS nrsssins thr iwpa,aioo Of eePci,
o uiihoui zhsntnn meet q ny pressnt views.
must therefore decine bsia2 loager considered
caodidAtR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Respectfully you're,

Tha, the minions Of the prcsen, party in power WIZ
move every spring accomplish the darling object OF
securing an asoendancy in Pennsylvania, there 10 no
Doubt and appears that II is part OF the plan 10 ei
feet IL by direct and bald bribery and though ~ The
particular instance Of Mr. McFadJen they caught Tar
lar IL bebnoy.s the friends oi good Government IN The
Ket stone state 10 watch with secpess vigilance lhe
movements Of the enemy We entertain no doubt that
they will do So aud that the money paid out IN rem
sylgsna Tor brides will be all lost 10 tue disbursets
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Hrstixs esd Asfsvs- - - f,w Years sFc ws hsa
fer wasrhwer5 JsrAsaa ard fsieftn sna SO had ..
nash 81 th~sn--ihsy r,fsryss tie eepu,ry siaosi "
fuins fhe peeris have trht n rufPec, ihe'-r wio
cry srtfrnchrpes ses Fciarn. TbrF ate and have
trvs The words ~ ,esss E. gucs.--It .Hsrrsrg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
from The BaicLmsn & Journal
Plain Questions and Honest Answers.

of7c,.Lodey.-Faruer G for 30 years have known
YOU as A consistent and unwavering Democrat Dur
ing the who'll Of that time you have neither sought nor
held Office why do you oppose the Administration
Democrat Because the Administration 70 orP".ea
10 democratic principles Why do you support the Ad-
mninfauopy
.Aoiasr- Because the Administration Supports
mf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

er,rr Tr,prRANcE coNvENTIoN.

Tie Executive Committee Of The vermont lemsef
snr Society al the request Of individuals from differ
on, nsr,s of The STATE hsve thought advisable 10 call
sts,e Temperance Convention for the purpose OF a.
doptiaq measures for the more general promotion on
,ba cause of Tempefance throughout the staie.-Ao-
Ire Is ereof girea that STATE TEMPERASor CoSvrS.
nos rciu be hed al MIpDLtGcEr on Thursday ihe ~
Jng If Sep,ennLer net at II ociOk forenoon The
friends of Temperance generally are invited TO ai'ef
ME several town societies are respectfully md earnest
~ requested 20 take such measures as viii ensure we
commitment OF delegates TO the Convention and fol!
Representation rom every town in the Slate
Montpelier Angus, l. 1855
!EpuTsAs LooAr', Executive
GE0 b MAysgR, )
II Al editors in the State, friendly to INC onIee'aIe
requested To insert the foregoing notice III their rcsPee
tive journals.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
JOHN STRONG
New Goods.

DIpLEY & PifRPOiNT have tn. iry red trom
IL New York enl Roston, large Euortmsp, II AS.
souaho pry Goods, to winch the attention 81 iha,s
wishing 10 pur chase at low price,, u iasNed. 90
Rutland Avg, ~, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
EAOr,icslics,

Blonchei aud Brown shoeiings AMI shiriins,, Boil
Ticks. Drirings. sc &C. D,y Groc,rs' FfcA Sicek
LLNTSEED on .1kI) P.3LvJS,
DRLGS 4.VD MEDICINES.
Iron. Steel and ilurse Nod Rod. Hoop and Rand J.
ron Cut und Wrot Mails. &c, &C.; all Of which will
be solo ~ low can be putcbassd 10 the County,
Rn'land, August b. 1893. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
LIQUORS.
New Arrival.

zOUE ,ubscr,bsr Ia, j.si received 40 addition % hi'
III torB,e, ,,eck Of L,snors ~hish mates complete
,s1tsroa,. /, witch ihe aitspi'on 81 he temperate
- n Of amsnsiy e, 81 olheFs nre 80 o) ~ r''
led Cell aui ser 'Nh' . 49,
Rs,lau1, Augn,t %, 1888. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
From The Pailad. q. S. 0aaettee, Of y.sierday.

letter from jefferson citv the capital Of Missouri;
Ia, the Whgs have succeeded ia the counties bet
than hov had anticipated
Extract lroin letter 20 House in this city, dated
81 uuis Augnst 18th 1883.
This has been very busy week 30 ~ Louis, and may
add glorious W. consequence Of election CON.
mcncng Monday and continuing thtcn days VIC closed
doors suspended hnsnc aud devoted night and day
tie the result Of which that have put down In
this county the Loco Focos never rise two TO one
We hid to contend agaiest office holders bank di.
md effects al in the field against In the
time write the official returns IN Tie state 80 Wings
elected. % I.ocos We claim majority JOINT blllo,
Senators vii give the majority tha, body The
counties not heard from The former strong holds or
Jackson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Some Of these stunts may be rather 600 largely sell
STILL no is pnt down than can be accomplished, ana
will be nccomp she'd We dare say. in two years more
The Rail Road by Richmond and Nasbin ton would
afford equal and perhaps greater speed Such line oi
communication, 10 be irayersed rapidly and with 70
little inpnc il M, N he found on the earth besides -
New Orleans is within two DAYS Of Augusta, when a
rail- road has bee made the Bay ni Mexico We
h, have xtrndcd our table 10 the kenneboc River
on The East for steamboats, thher from Boston aud
railroad lust completed 10 Salem, and is IN progress
to Portland Jour Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

"Durinr the period Of years, from s26 10 l35, The
enormous sun OF and hafmlihons Of dollars were
loaned 10 300 members OF Congress-. by the late United
State. Bank = Benafngfoa loco fool Gsz'He
Probable, nephhor Haswell and equally probable il
was mostly loaned to Loco Foeo spectators, and the
follower of Gen Jackson and his successor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
CHARLES r. cLEAvEs


Montpelier, Asgna -, 1855
Tbs hasdsoIne hsfd, necas cnmmeri W. CieT,rs
der scqnirsrr the sna principles OF he loco
fsco marty AID therefore Re derires roaming their tex
- THIS fat and above bosfd TITO hsrae Of
Daniel BALDWIN Of ths vhlsFc has been substituted for that
. 81 NJ Cicsfcs.-H He.ohmaA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

aaoi6sr Pskp0ekst IN PET eoet' rho9e eans a. a.
IN The evening" rerious rcksd the Pnekei o. one Ter
tsnes Bsann.n u hes wslet, e1nisHug 81 30 'nHss
uhile the twaia were walking IN Canfeh stfse1 lHs
property beng found on the prrs9n 81 INC -" Do
proved ssae ihsa osst 10 her Pfoirs o. l"N'
cenee, aud she was fully eonmiusd.-A = A'P'f'''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
NEW GOODS.

n ,NlELs & BELL have just received from Now
~ Yor' alarSe addition g. their former Stock OF seq
suusblc Good. Consisting in part Of
English and Amer prints, French and Italia sIk
C.od. liz, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Vie c.ile a - said are dyiBg ~ Al shocking rsie
in sa,ne parss Of Srw isnPshfe.5g soue unSnpNn -
ease The boliss Psuiy SON aiisf d~s's, 'hA' a
neresssf, 10 bufy them immediately Soa'e prfsons
had been posoard By siir1F'ng . sA.a 'he as'1 'H
as,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Ram Isogsi,eads.

rlGEr or ten 6r,t rsis log hs-fs, sarne bail lf'p
i. ssl other. wooi boua1. prigr sriirls 10 POI
joins STRONG.
Ruslss3. Aasus, 20. i6ss 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Bonnet silks.

GREAT ysrsiy viii ,nmmias, for o. sssi,. 30
n ned. 81 aaFLLH q FiEsY0fNi
Ar.at - ia1S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
How the Money goes.

Hsns people DESTROYS to know how certain per
scas who appear u have PARTICULAR employ but
b. fae about the country and preach pDes and tell
Sc istets how TO VOTE, get uef sing and why - Il
ihsy appear % nsxous 40 supPTu oi Mt Van Brfen
r. report 81 TIE Secretary Of the Treasury 20 Congress
At me las, srssion Cad the following names, with
ssanes niaehed In them, under the head OF officers
john geehwiih, Sutton, VI salary, $3.50
7 Howard, DabVill@, 360
The first named Is known as "DrtatDfi for Csedo
County, and the last travelling agent Of the
Nofih Star Can aay body inform what services
.ther ofthese ied viduals render The public equiv
ssni Tor the 600 received per annnm by each L. u
known that IL IN the public service IN The collection Of
The revenue and IL they do eoee any, whrre does II
co. And also Of there being stationed revenue officers
At Danville aud snton other than TO look after the
people aud see II ,hey vote tot the man who permits
thrln draw SGD per from the Treasury of The
people Is II any wonder that the lIeasury Is bank.
fnA, when iJlrrs paid for eiect,nne ng
and that 70 0000e0 expended per annumi In this
report, page -, find the full amount Of duties col
l-Cted in VI. 90 be $l5,Oic "a
The expenses Of collecting this sos II
Leaving a bilance of 1910 %
To collect this there 81 revenue officers stationed
along the Vermont frontier. OF whom located IN
Orleans County, aud most Of them do about much
business, and about the business that the two tito
Grant preachers of Loeofocosn with their head quar-
tiers in this County do They employed as travel
ing agents Of the administration and 81 the federal Jun
70 ia this county 10 brow beat dictate and deceive the
freemen Of Caledonia Look oot for The iurigues o
heling retailers of federal oeofoceisn. They ough
each OF then to be labelled their backs in large let
lsrs, 81 paid tq Hartn faa Buren, 0ut ofhe Treas
sg TIE People for nv db0Ts in dictafiay 10 The peopt
L0r 10 rote. = Cdfta08isa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

TAgSCB col RssiisA Sd siensos c.'esssias'
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

NskuS Ter cepl as,s,smenl fsf the year s.ll ptf
ceni.g 60 hs es, on the ors asl tni Il the pre-
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10 paiI ~ the ffeayur.r, 81 ha ccs 80 Mouirsief
90 ur before The ISth asy Il October, 1873. AZ cppE
iuoty Nil b. presented ie forward ssscssnsni ~ iha
nswh,, e the legislature and ihose whe neal a. ia
rwafd heir ass.sfmenia then fci fred ne Bth
sc Of he set attached to eseh policy for the esu's-
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BY order Il the Director.
HARRY VAIL. Tt-ursr.
Montpelier, Angus, ~, lN5y. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

The ~ LOUIS Republican of tie lah SAYS Partial
returns fsom clay and tic Plata eountty show
la,ge gain for the Loco focos"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
Insurance Company.
Capital authorised by LG,o, $25O,O0O.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

TENHE public are respectfully informed, that this
Company will make insurance, either per.
manent limited ON property and effects of every
description, against loss or damage by fire, on the
most reasonable terms, at their Office in Chester.
Delaware county, Pennsylvania.
The citizens of Columbia county are hereby in
formed, that assurances by the above Company Of
every description of property, can be effected bv
applying to the undersigned agent, in Cattawissa
The following are the annual Rates of Insurance
on the slOO, upon the most Common description
of property, viz:
Stone or Brick doelling ka
houses 1910 40 cents
Frame or Log do. 6Oto75
Brlck or Stone barns, so 62l "
Frame or Log do. 75to 100
Brick or Stone Grist
MiHs, 62a 10 100"
Frame do. rs 10 100 90
Merchandise and furniture contained in houses
and grain and utensils in mills and barns, in pro.
orlion' Information can be had by applying ei-
her personally, or by letter posi- paid, TO
EZRA S. HAYhURST. Agent
Cattawissa, September 80, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-20
Daniel Snyder,
WiLLin1l lNnlLIPr.

Bloomsbury, January 6, 1898.