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Sporm and refined whale oil. Hays l.. nnen
fresh assortment Of Thurhnrn Garden See
oc'2 GEORGE JONES
, RoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,

ROWANlrS TONIC MIXTURE
ror treatment and cure Of he Fcrer and Apuc.
/ viii tic rendiy discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
ture IN superior to the ordinary mode of treating
fcvet aud Aeuc. In the first place. be ng nYage
aol tA'fac and free from any deeterous as,i poison
'uS ingredients II he taken with the utmost safe
even nv the tender infant, nsed in, aid. II pre
vents relapse OF the disease, the copsu-
" soon fesa'ns IT'S wontcd tone aud activity 1t estab
'ses so"hl mud permanent Appetite by nvisoating
gives relish the cnioyments of tnste.
pe'he lecni'nr IN having purgatlye quality remains
~ the bowels I. increase This disorder or to cyenta
oer diseases but thoroughly cleanses the several or
gans OF digestion, aud thus benefits the system
WIN whatever olher affections it mny be oppressed.
Individuals, after the oftl. Tonic Mixture, have
been exposed to all the usual causes of the disease
and have escaped any symptoms of return whereas by
the use nfhc common remedies, there is always crea-
ted an increased liability TO recurrence. The danger
OF frequent rclnpses Of the Ague, il very eyle IT. for
the ~ stem will become too much prosttte in
be able to react with medicine, and speedily fall Il VIC
tn 10 Huch ccssunt violence The Tonic Mixture is
offered ut such reasonable price, ms Il, place i, thin
the reht OF every one-so that the poor md destitute
are her furnished it'll assistance " thou, soliciting
the AZ md attendance which rs frequently denied 10
them. else very reluctantly bestowed.
IN ,uhliC re -nrc'l' .qutioned against the snu
rous mutations Of This ", ,hut are daily offered
for G.
II eprcpa1ed only b, Dr. John r. Rowand, q, his
Lal Ia'ory, Market stree, Philadelphia.
The subscribers the Wholesale agents for the
tern >iates and will sell by the errss, at
lphin prices. Ia be had ut retail also, Ut
Apothecari,s in til. city
JARVIS L. ANDREWS
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SJari.6-MritIne aud letter piper, for sale Nv
all SHALL. Il BROWN, e6 Hag,zin. :,
4 s0MESTICS-25 bales Grrn1 eTIs An - -,
- snseiings and e5 hnles jackson TO III i.r,wr
sh"stngs, landing from ship Cha eson for sale by
tLl BRIDGE Il Co,
90 1HIFC-f5 ,n.., ~, ma =, -
- '-rdns tr"m hip frres'on, .,r.t,o
-.sl<fs.,.xssszz=z- IFlFGE Il g.
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l1NLDCR-52 bis landing from s,eum.,,,ut Baton
l. Rouge for sale by G DORSEY,
may7 A New l.eyp
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u LEMONS HARTT d. co, are now receiving rot
- on honrd ship Orleans Eagle, Highlander, Poker
Terry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back,
CANNON Boards Chsssmen, Ia and 9 3-S inch Bil
ard Balls; S,9, 10 and - inch blade Bowie Knives.
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt,
Pocket Horsemans, aud Ducng Pistols: double and
angle barrced Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
md Pistol Flasks; Dram Bott,s and Drinking Guns;
fe.c ssion Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, H air. Tooth
snd Nail Brushes; Orrs and Chlorine Tooth Wash
Tooth Powder Toilet and Shaving Soaps in great va.
r'ety long Hair Bras Ringlets and Frizeltcs: Peur
and Toilet Powder; Emery Bags Ivory Tub Cushions;
t'atent SLIDES Or Carriers; Qua Elastic Suspenders;
POWDER Puis and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and kcvs
Ear-drops; Whist Buckles Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
and Chans Gilt and Sivered Bends; Indian Beads,
SELLS and Fluincs; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Combs; which, in addition their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will be sold
nw and on liberal terms, a, tina sign Of the Golden
Conb. l25-tf 20 Charities street.
Due: SIA SHEETING>--l5 bales, landing fr II,
y ship John Dunlap. for sale hv
ace BRIDGE s. Co, l3i Magazine ct
TlOMESlICS-5 baes IA I."well cotronades. 6
kales Al twie Lnweil cotton, cases buckskir
s~rss, landing from slip st l.onis, far sale hv
va IFRlDGE. q Co. 1871 Mag azne At
INN EOOFS-The snhscriiers have procured
a. eAn' expense. the rgh, Of pu ting iron
''.,s VI This cry. 14'ev aTe adapted I" pu' Il,
pa'd'ngs,wareh"uses, ard private dwellings, ana
'"".'ne a.once chrspness and dnrah,iItv. and
are PfHee'i' fire and water pr""f Terms ma,
kn"wn, ana model seen .ur c-tahllshm EN- ,
opposlts ST. Ma'y's mrrN ct, Tr'.aprrousa a..
"ctz r r COGSW ELL " ca
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ANolI'S PATIENT tikE An,IS-Just received
~ per ship Mississippi, from New York, large as
of Patent Rifles and hell Pistols E,r
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AfDkAULlCCEMENT bis landing from shin
Il Gao Cabot. and for sale hy
S & J P WHITNEY,
mays "a Cnnppt
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Dfuus and Medicines.

J s''-vest has located himself " this city Tor
the purpose Of ,ranSacting general Wholesale
nlu business. lie is now receiving II full supply
OF fresh and genuine articles, which he vi i'll sell
on liheral terms To city drugg ISIS, aud those Of
the interior t" physicians, hants and planters,
he will OFF, in"uctlr ents such ms have never be-
fore been "tle cd this city. His intention is TO
do strictly legitimate business. His stock will
soon be com plele, ond in few weeks will he
dy for business. All orders from the country, md
from meIrhants OF Il i city, receiving such orders
will be promptly attended to.
oc, 2 No 80 Camp st
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VNIlE Undersigned having rrrum ,rnc,d busr,..
MS a Druggist u"d Aporhrcnrv IN he s,,,o
70" ned 10y Nj. cob 90, al tie corner of 'r,ynt
'Erlf and Triton Walk, trsp,ciutl, soIIc,,ss ,h,,s
"l the ruHIc patronage and nj OF the f, y,,s
OF MS FORMER custoiu"rs. The entire stock O.
Drugs, MEDICINES and iuncv nr'ict,s is fresh nm.
car,ully S. lrc'rd. The following onIy ute au-
ucnIaIlz"d,
Pre Sohn, Srld'z and Saratoga Powders.
i'hs, Pow drrs, being a wholesome and ele ~, n
sn|sli'n'e 'or yeast, IN ra1s,ng bread, buckwhcr
cakes, Sc
Buffers Ehrrvescrut Magnetism Appc,ien,-a
pleasant and gem" pnrg awe in dvspepsa or md.
"esi"n, neIv' n dehlluy, gtddiue 3, head che
ncii'v OF the stomach, lnhluul cos,iyen.ss cuts
ncous crnpttrns, &c.
Carpenters Flrn! Extract of sars,pnr,Ila 2
pn1''ing 'hr h!oo'I, sc do do and cubghs &c
swans Panncta aud E,rmllus. British m
REFINED L'qn"rtce, juInhe and Guansuve INST,
Tooth brushes, n 5 PrenlIc,'s carbnnIc DE- mn,
nee, chl"r'n' tooth wash, pow der pnHs mud boxes,
Pfen,lce's carb"nc drn'rtce rhl"rHr tooth " . ola
powder puts and boxes, Pren,ire's scented and
Flhn ,"ile, powder. p",na,um creme de Perss
orange nn"er, rose, lnyen, CT and fluriun waters,
OF the best qnli''es, R""land's Maca ssnr OIL Old.
r'dge's balm OF Columbia, bears oil, variety ..
l"c''er and other matches, tlible ma king ink
superior black ink, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. HAYS IJninen
a fresh assortment OF Thurbnrn's(;arden See
oc'2 GEORGE JONES
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1 tORN MllL.S-Ordrrs received for corn mills bv
Y npll7 SHALL Il BROWN, 96 Magazine 5
UAF SUG lR-various qualities, constantly in
- store and for sale by SHALL &, BROWNE,
mar 20 81 Magazine st
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Emers"n's k,zur Strups- Three cases OF tn
genuine ar,cc, just received by
oct 3. REESE & DLANG, 10 Camp
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Cart do. ) to inches.
Woud Screws, 2O. 600 gross iron aud brass. from
Is inch No. To 80 inch, No, "a of superior
lurity und finish, and less than James imported
pieces.
Sad Irons. assorted in casks of about 500 LBS for
retailing
Taor's and hattor's Irons, nssortcd.
Sash weights, 100 tons, assorted from l "A to
20hs.
Bells for Plantations, steamboats,, churches. &c.
made to order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The above assortment of goods is particularly
recommended to the attention Of Southern and
Western merchants, and ure offered for sale at low
prices, and upon tho most liberal terms it is be.
lieved to be tho largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any ono establishment in the
United States.
Merchants, by torw ardng request by mail, can
havo prin'ed circular. with description Of goods,
prices and terms, from which deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
| All orders will receive Immediate attention.
| New York 1888. ]r}
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MbNTAGuE'S
Balm FOR THE TEETH.
FIVE established reputation and constantly increasing
L demand for this elf tnnl remedy ofpun, and pre-
scr~ave Of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude to supply agents in all the principal cite
mud r ,nS in the United Sturs 10 p!r;c it ithi
the Oh OF those suffering and likely suffer this
hnra-s ng of all acl'e-, io"ti'-acl'c.
When applied according to directions given sn
bottle, il has never failed afford Immediate and
mancnt relief 1t also the decay III def:tiv
teeth and relieves that which 80 freQueu,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simr'e, innocent, rot Unpleasant; and
the large number Of persons in different sections Of til
country, that have already experienced such deli h
md suutnry effects from the Of the Balm, arc read.
to bear for the public good) their testimony to its u,
rivalled Qualities. 1t is Indian remedy, ohtuine.
singuary ana unexpectedly. md ma. he reeart,! b,
the civilized world az the most valuable discovery
retmnn OF the woods.
Piicc 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS e. ANDREWS.
mr. Cor Common and Tctaptoulss ats.
NJ OOL HATS, in cnses--o5 dozen white Wo
w Hats, for safe JOHN II GRAHAM.
l6
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kNLOUR-3O0 nnling fr steamer lntlepend-
H. enct, ale j DORSEY,
n13 ~ New evse.
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FlREM EMS
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
This Company are now prepared to take
RISKS AGAINST FIRE,

h l. TRACY,
New Orleans, Mny IS. 1898. Secretary.
nLD COprEE-;'uoo lbs o!1 Copper f.. safe by
~ NJ ii DEVEREUX,
april 90 Tchapit
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OfLE h MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
~ Painters. No Caroadele street, two doors from
Laua street.
limitations Of the following woods aud marbles, ex
ecue.l in mastery manner.
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Fancy corner Of Common and St Charles streets
nher he Exchange Hotel. feb 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
May IL, iS3

The Van Buren, editors charge the Wings with hav-
hog no Ied principles and that all they aiming at
|. 10 pull down the present administration, get them
.eses into power and then introduce the old federal
principles.
| Though nwoud seem hardly necessary to refuic
these absurd premises yet is not doubted That there
re very many honest, we'll meaning people who may,
n their srdor support their party, hafbor such pre-
o,lerous ideas The truth is they do not examine into
he matter sufficiently discover all the crooks, wind
bags and devices Of :" the party" Hence it will be at
ssmp,ed, in very brief manner, 10 undeeeise these
nssuided good people.
In The outset, say that the Wings have well es'
abl.hed principles founded upon tho only basis that
can sustain this great nation IN its primitive purity
Those principles, based upon the Federal Constiu-
sscred charter Of liberties and indePen'
esnee In thus uphoding this invaluable instrument
they necessarily keep in view the collateral govern
mrnts the States and State rights, which are secured
~ IL They have no political creeds which are not
assed upon this great national shoe, anchor But TO
h explicit;
TAsy b.ispe in sustaining the national judiciary asses
hSlisbed by the Constitution and laws Of the United
States
They bsiisre tina, any effort 20 ALLEVIATE one portion
q Tie people ofhs United States from the other and TO
the which bind them together reasonable,
,nd ought To be irowned upon most severely W every
iusad 10 his country
nss bsi.srs that belongs TO Congress 10 regulate
the currency Of the States aud that well regulates
Bank, similar The late unted States Bank, with
ranches in the several States practicable, and that
has been demonstrated that such Bark is the safes
'ae bes, mode BY which the currency can be kept ktsb
,h4 safe. They also believe that a limited number o
pir,,e banks in each State, founded on specie basis
'sa well guarded sgains; frauds and eOrpP'iens are 90
vl-oiionable.
Tlfy bsere that vested rights and privileges ought
ss held sacred aud nviOisiePsoyded they keep within
Asf chartered privileges, and that incorporated bods
su associated together Tor dong business 10 lin
asd I,sAt and well guarded, have great tea dsney
encourage enterprise aud accelerate The growth an
PtosPsFity Of nation.
They issss that when their PubIc sgen's usurp an
tsass The power vested in them BY Their Offices, the
esga' 10 be forthwith iaPeachsd and dTssisd Of Ii
tea, repossd ia them
Asy tdisas that uaas-lsws, iineh-ia~s, and all d.
isilets Ogihs PsSs Pssee aud tranquility ought 10
fv' es~a ~sIh heavy hand.
1Afy Ssissss hs's sirses regard 70 economy IN q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Standardization Il toe AFFAIR." e tbs government, Is
cardinal ?r,neple which, Fleet ,sh, e. greatly csasR
ren 81 hghly phIes P'i'lisses, bo;h eivii and
liz .auf
TA,y t,li,rt that the dih1sion 81 n,~ii rcnee and
tnewledge farm Of The prom,ncnt safe guards TO
cur republic.
T1sy te,sr, in the patty Of the elective Franchise,
and that any improper influence by bribcs fraud
fspion, on ght 10 meet with mcriird punishment
They t,cre that the old federal party at the close
Of the las, war d.banded itself and s members
mingled ptomiscuousy with both the present parties,
and that the mat.rias and which divided the
two great parties then vanished in with that
! conflict
7hey tei,ere IL there is sny real arsocraey in hi'
county, u exists less in both parties, and Il Is
probable that those who eamor about Il possess The
{ greatest share.
Tsy k,iete that whoever attempts 10 cIciie the pref
udiees Of the rich against the poor, the poor agans
the ri,h deserves the severest rebuke and that ptobn
bly, in county under heaven did there ever exist les
1 feelings Of this kind than in
In fine They bsi,erc, whether the present ruling dy
nasty OF this country s removed moi that unless SOM
| OF the prominent evils are removed which have beei
bou ght upon IL by series Of usurpsons and blunder
tina, national eegredston and ruin must be the uli
! mate result
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
Virginia Election.

This important election has probably resulted in the
disappointment, Of some of both parties. The Whgs,
on The whole we think have done pretty well, though
they ought to have done better They have probably
gained IN the members OF Congress, and in the Safe
Senate, but Loaf in the House Of Delegates We copy
the intelligence fsg received from the Journal Of
Commerce Of Fridfy.
House Of Delegates as far as returns are received
Whigs 40 -Consefya,iyes4 Sc
Van Buren, ~
Tuenynine members to heard from whose place
las. year represented by - Wings Is Van Buren men, and
Conseryal.se Should they conc 20 the tins year
the House will comprise &C Whss 5CoasefsstiSes, aud 81
Van Bgfen men.
SENATE.
II would sppcar that there are ten Senators 70 10
elected this year I'll fegSaTy fregala
easoned Wings elected IN the Aibefmarle Augusta
Carolina Bedford and Richmond districts Nsn Bvrsa met
probably IN all the remainder. Five Wings ard i've taI
/ ilurea Last year an the districts. Nbgs and
I Van Bsren. TIE Senate Will be di'ded-lz Wig
ton.eryatises, 10 Wan Buren Consequently, II thi
Whes aHd Conservatives act N eoneen they ~i he th'
tsA Bursa men
MIEErRs OF COSoREss ELEcTIDt
| J;snrv g. Wei n opposition.
| Joel ii0iIvRaa, v. %. esiH, i3s maj
| ftzncs T.. kfes.
john A. B0fts.
| ChaIlss n. Nsresr, 573 maj.
yahn ". Jones. 90 oPposl,iga.
L Johs r. H.n, Wig gaia, =ll maj
JAETs GAELLSD, Coase'Ssii'e, ~ ma!
Las Ilanks
Georsc &. Df0msoole.
William Lucas, - nsl
e. u. sanssl.
Roben Cnig
ycA. 7aligfsuo. - maj
> Is.s s.s.aIod-sssesssl' Ms'g's.v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
state Democratic wing Convention.

AT Woodstock on the 9th day Of June next, viii be
eonyeuiion OF delegates to select from the people
able candidates for state officers, 10 be supported ut
uri election. II Is hoped that one OF more dele
es from each town in the state will be appointed at
s.titngs Of all who in favor Of continued wise
b. prudent administration of our state government
spOsed 10 the bsneful Of the national admin
ulion in favor OF displacng IT, and establishing in
b stead one that shall be responsible, economical and
publican; making patriotism its guide; the best in
ess OF the country its goal and the principles pro-
algs,cd by Washington and Jefferson its rule Of faith
nd practice II Is desirable that every town in the
should be represented inusmuch as delegates may
appointed at the proposed convention, TO represent
state in the national convention 20 be held at Har
sburgh in December next, for the purpose Of nomina
NJ candidates for President and Vice President, who
elected, will regard the wishes, and not disregard
lAe lamentations IF the people"
As Vermont has been, 81 let her continue TO be
ALWAYS FAITHFUL"
WILLIAM UPHAH,
E.P. WALTON, Stat.
HARRY BRADLEY, c 2aa,e
GEO. T. HODGES,
CHARLER PAINE, Com.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
Montpelier, May -, 1880.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

In Clarendon, on the 24th April, Mr. William Cross.
man. aged 40 Printers in ~ Y. and Ohio request
ed, nc.
10 Woodstock, suddenly, on Wednesday last. Sy Ives
ter Edison, Esq aged 81. Mr.. Edison had been slightly
indsposed for some time, but made unusual com
plant On "Wednesday morning, ate his breakfast az
usual about clock retired TO his room, compainp
Of sickness, and giddness in his head On attempting
TO rise from his bed, he fell the floor gasped few
times and cxpired, before medical aid could arrive.
In Pornfret, Mr.. James M. Burns, IS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
TO the Reading Portion Of Rutlaaddnd
addison Counties.

THE Undersigned, having been sppo n,ed scents "a
Il yend by subscrp iion only, IN sad Counties, the
late and very valuable Uotk OF Mt John Hayward OF
Roston KIN lwn as celebrated AUTHOR In the form OF
NEH. ENGLAND GAZE rTEt.R, comprising de-
rip ion OF all tho States Counties and Towns IN New
England also descriptions of the principal onnlain,
River. Lakes Cspcs bays Iiatbors, Islands and lash
iouabe resorts wi hin that Territory, VII alphabetically
arranged consisting Of five hundred aud twenty rHGcs,
pea ly aud SUI s,autiay bound handsomely rrned and
,l,uttrated vi number OF ri pforriHw ensfsVlnsH
The IN crs COED now give noiio that they intend on
visiting all the towns 10 Rutand County, andalso oight
tow,s ia the southern part OF Add son county for tho
purpose OF receiving names Tor the above described
Work cannot G hid at nry Of the Book Stores, in
consequence Of it's btng pub iho soey by sub,cr,p-
ton Ia add ton TO tie statistical information coma NJ
ed 10 this work. will be found TO 'e irequenily cnliv-
ened with historical and biographical anecdotes which
have become appropriate 10 the leslhies descrihci-
And the undersigned feel conf leni that wok oil this
kind possessing the merits Of tho above, will met tho
dcreone thorough and critical examination by many Of
in the States of New Hampshire aud Msrachuie,s. and
been by them pronounced first rate Wuik it being
compleie BOX of reference and which may te nd
studied by those who dcsircus Of nc
ouaptiug themselves with the progress Of popu alton,
nuiaciure. aud improvements in the dhersn parts
| of the New Easland States And they are Of opnpn
that this valuable work ought 10 be founl IN every
| family circle in New England
| Said work 10 be delivered sufficient en-
| couragomcut Is given.
| r. FOSTER,
eAMUEL TALLANT II.
| o7o,oi1 AVeuts for ,ni work
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
MARRIED..

In this town, on the 22d inst BY the Rev. John A
Hicks Rufus Graves Esq of Granville, Y, 10 Miss
sPpsona S. Paige, daug liter Of Ralph Paige, Esq of
Rutland.
falling, Mr. Samuel Hewos, AB Of Bennington, to Miss
Mary Ryan Of the former place.
In Phisford, May 30. by Rev. II Curtis Of Brandon,
Mr. John M Goodnough To Miss Sarah Ann, daughter
of ID Gorham, Esq
In Sunderland, Mr. John Landon, of Dorset, TO Miss
Mary Graves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
DRY GOODS.
BURT g. MASON

Have open and for sale at the very lowest pri
ces broad cloths of all black blue and fancy col
csssmeres and satnelts consisting of great variety OF
qualities panaloon stus for summer in great
re,y plain and igd BLK satin vestings; valena, silk
Msrseilles merino velvet, and common cotton vest
ings trimmings of every description and very hes,
qusiy 800 yds bleached shirtngs and seetings 400
yds furniture prints and dmties Russia diaper Scotch
and English table linens brown table covers Dutch
oil cloths 400 yds brown drillings "a, A. and Ga
uckngs at various prices cotton yarn from No TO 20
Cotton bats. DC
Rutland, May 81, 1889. '26.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04

Connecticut legislature The Senate Of this state Of
ter numerous ballotings eonformed TO the House Of
Representatives in electng Hon Thaddeus Belts, wv
Senator in Congress Roger NJ. Sherman was cub
sequcniy elected Judge Of the Supreme Court, vice
Rissel resigned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
Rutland County Convention.

The Wing Committee appointed TO call County
Convention in this County, for the purpose Of making
nomination Of State Senators for said County, &c,
hereby give notice. tina, said Convention will be holden
J, the Court house in Rutland, Friday the 2lst OF
uns next al 10 clock, A. ~ for the purpose aore'
|ad Hence the several towns in the County are de-
ued 10 elect and send two more delegates TO said
fenvsntion, without tail
May L. 1899.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-04
MsElS 70 ery.
Miss r. 8. Weeks,

Has fashions from Boston and New York, FOR Dress.
es and Bonnets plain and shrrd Keeps articles suit
able for dress hats. Has hand Tuscan, Ornamen.
tai, and fine Florence Bonnets. Any young ladies'
wishing learn the trade invited call immediate
ly, for my hurry at this time would induce 10 take
them on more favorable terms than have done.
Walingford, May 80, 1889. '26