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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
q LET THE CALLED JADE VINCE

In answer to the statement in our last that " so
was LEVI WOODBURY. a federalit, J. R. PoINsETT, J.
X. PAULDrNG, and F. P. BLAIR" the Globe says, mo
three individuals in the United States are dis
tingushed for consistent, undertaking, and uncom-
promising opposition to federalism than the gentle
man first named"
We are not in the habit of making statements at
random, nor did we make the above without due re-
Election If Mr.. WooDBURY was not federalist, did
he not make the federalsts of New Hampshire be-
lieve he was, obtaining thereby their votes for Go
vernon without which, he never could have been
elected We presume the Globe will not claim the
administration of Mr.. Adams as democratic one,
nor deny that has always classed it as federal one.
Neither will itdeny, we presume, that Mr.. Adams
has been charged thousand and one times in its CO.
lumns with having swept from Office every democrat
during his administration.
Though appointed by Mr. MONROE Minister to
Mexico, Mr.. PoTNsETT was continued there by Mr..
ADAMS during the whole Of his Presidency and un-
til he was recalled by General Jackson. Mr. PAuLD-
ING, too if he was not appointed by Mr.. ADAMS Navy
Agent at N York was continued in that Office by him
throughout his whole term. Now, we are told, that
the above three named gentlemen have always been
consistent, and manifested an "undeviating and
an incorporating opposition to Federalism As
to F. p BLAIR, we can take no further notice of his
self glorifcaton than to remark that his democracy
when he opposed GENERAL JACKSON, and advocated Mr.
Clay and Mr.. ADAMS, when all were candidates for
the Presidency, something like that of other gen
tlemen above referredto to.
The Globe, however, does not venture to defend
the other distinguished supporters of the present adj
mir istration, who were named with the above, but
by its silence admits they were federalists as we
charged them to be.
Will the editor of the Globe say that, the great
measure on which the administration has staked it.
SELF is not of federal origin Can ne deny that 1t is
federal in its tendencies
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

SENATOR DAVIS, OF MAssAcHusETTs.--The Wash
inrton Correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot, pays
the following just tribute to this distinguished gentle
mans
"a John Davis OF Massachusetts. Honest disnterest-
ed bold, this man regards every subject which comes
within his strenuous grasp, as statesman ought,
who feels that he is sent forth by his constituents to
serve the publicnot party. There is no ambiguity
bis public energy and sprt-hs incompatible integrity
his dgni6ed department combine to give him sway
over the judgments and hearts Of his auditors which
possessing far popular and fascinating elocu-
ton never can hope to gain.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.

IN SENATE
SATURDAY, January &c.
The SENATE did not sit to-day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

TINE INDIAN rURGATiNE FILLS pas.css two
i very Remarkable properties oot is ftfp sshaat
postttg D. ip5arg hsfm and the other a.. rtY
sifrsvs o. 81 good
Tlils nlsy appear strange g. soms bot vhsn We ~.
nect. that ihcv curn disratr upou NATURES CIV
PLAN va Purifying the ti'ud 81 all corrupt hnHors
Il will not appcar wonderful that thry perfectly in
unocnt and the same tinc all powerful the
OF DISEASE
More faaa 6rs tloasaHa portions IN New England,
have been cured Of Intermittent, Remtcnt. Nervous,
innsmniataty aud Futnd Fevrrs Measles, LfysF rlas
and Smail Pox: indapmatons of the Brain. Of The
Throat Of the stomach, of The Lungs Of the Liver, of
he luicstines the kidurys, and the Bladder, Rheu
NATHAN both Acute and Chfonlc, Splitting and Nom+
ing % Blood, Diarrhus pYseniery snd Coles Syn.
cope Apoyle&y and Paralvsis Dyspepsia and llyPo-
choadnssis, Tc,anusi Epilepsy, Whoopns Cough,
Asthma aud Palpitauon Of lhe Heart fnciWent Con.
sumption aud Maramus Dropsy OF the Head, The
Chest the Abdomen and the Limbs Scrnfala Scufvy
and Syphilis Bronchocee aud Cancer, Gravel and
SiranruArv. Loss ot Appetite tostenrss, Sick head
ache, flatuiency, Pains IN the sionAch, ia'"s ~ the
Back and Side and other complaints OF the Kidneys
and Liver Ulcers aud Sores uf every description I've
tericks Weak Nerves and Low Of Spirits well
as Lcueotrhma, Menorthun, Suppression and other
delicate female complaints solely BY the Of the In.
dian purravc Pills and direct reference Dc given
persons Of the highest responsibility, who have been
restored to health aud usefulness 10y The above yalua
Die medicine and a mann instances after hcy had been
pronounced ty tLeir Doctors iNcURAHLr. Shall not
these facts, coming they do from the people who
have been benefited, and proved by the living test
monv Of thousands hatc some effect in convincing the
invalid who may perhaps have suffered for years, with
some painful diseaso that hc too BY the use Of the In
dian Iurgative Pills, may also be- freed from PAM aat
once more taste the sieccs Of Hedltt IL surely VIII
and we trust the day is not far distant when PUHoA
rioN the only sure and certain method Of curing dis
ense. " ~ be universally nckrow lodged and DlSEA 81
| WHOLLY DRIVEN FROM OUR LAND.
! o. All communications Or applications Of Agencies
must be addressed thus-"N. T. Office, N A. Cole q
of Health, 1913 fremont street. Boston. Mass"
I9s FREMONT STREET.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

H .SsB sAeet, fafmas fsac sesfuf. -- We sincerely
~ iAht she sfnefs g Mes ilampthifs vi' its
D. he csfriui snd male affsus rmcuts Coo saFplg-
= The bone demand 81 foat. % BE- vfouE 10 81
90 much mopny 60 be csffioa out 81 tie state
y bread siufs. snd q can cssily BE pres en'cd, e
y farmers siN only soN shes, enough" ~
30 Ays tho X. ~. Cowlcf 60 she Gfmcfa ~
state. Is 10 fuliy sseeuained ust with BE-.
,ous management thss crop msy be faiecd 90
kfnont ~,ih soty neer a. much ccftsiniy as sny
BE- kisl Co, broad auTs. TIE farmer has only
read aud ssccftala haa Is % to be done, end hc
\ no, be AFRAID 90 seutnfc tie experiment We
bow Young farinri n M.ddlobufy who lac, year
sseJ vafy large quautlty 10 the acre, anct a
|saner that ented tho ridicslo 81 hs ncighbofs.
\ they ssw The harvest and he IS no~ selling q
y seed At 50 bushe.t Tho secret -. hc takes
} agricultural paper and be Knows that what
bcrs do he eau DO. after l,srning bow. -Psopif'
pyos.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Presbyterian Church Case.

Ce,rs,pondeaos Of als y , Journal of Conmfsef.
PmLspHtrHA, May 9Th, 1899.
The Supreme Court room was ihronged OF the
opening Of the Cour, this morning. 10 hear the
pinions Of tho Judges. The Chief Jostice read
PIE Opinion Of the Court" oecup, Jog sbou, half
IA hour. II went directly counter, ,n almost
livery important particular Ga the charge Of Judse
Rogers. and concluded with setting aside tho ser-
] ct Of the Tory and declaring that " the motion
|or the plaintiffs 10 show cause why new trial
Ibould not be granted, was rendered absohff."
This decision. then. puts the parties back, es-
bcntislly where they were 10 the view Of the law.
previous TO the trial at .Nisi Prim.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
--LATEST IRON rLoRIpA.

Extract OF letter gcntlvman IA Savannah, dated
CerLesrius. o. . May 9Th
The iRdians have played havoc on tue Santa Zee
they have killed PERM Hsgin, and three oihersi and
have sesa sssa at Trav.s beio~ tbs woody place
Capt Brooks had chase hse last Friday, lake
George bnt they got Close the shore before Sc got
M g. thea they left the hat aud took 70 the woods
The lndsns rave bafn pisces pulisd The up
bf he foois VI ihe f3s aud done ell Atncs oi nifre
TseF ~ssa eaape % feFt butiisr and tired % steal
hafss AID were shul ~ ths srutinr tut te order
shoot al t.eu. Al couiaston thrpu %.
ou, Tie eaauify NJ idings 81 thei oaatag 40 % treat
40 AHu ss.ery W nmeH's ConscHiion assembled
ia Fsl.ool Bhss en- MeIaesdsy. n vas called hy
Sarah fagh ADD MARY ofew ~ behalf " tLl
PHILADELPHIA Feuslc Aali-Slavefy Society
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Tic Wing Conrcnlion.

II will be- seen by the notice below that the Wing
State Committee have al length given invitation 10
our political friends assemble in Convention usual
and prepare for another contest at the baotbox And
have only 10 remark, that amidst the smiles of
Providence aud the cheering prospect before US, OF
fruitful ana mered reward Of the husi'andman
of his tolls and industry, do not lose sight OF our
civil aud religious privileges and the dangers which be-
sci us by our UNIV Use and prodigae national rulers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Died.

In Athens, Geo on the 9Th ult, Mr.. Ebenezer Lord,
Of the frm of b. u Lord q Co, aged 81, leaving an
aiecl,onae wife and two young children. Mr.. l. was
the Son Of Capt Benjamin Lord, late Of Rutland VI
In Orwell on the 4th inst, Harlan Page, son Of Jo-
snh $. and Mary Wilcox, aged nine months and eigh-
teen days.
in Piltsford, 18Th inst Mrs Anna Booth, widow
Of Beniamn Booth, IN the 9th year OF her age.
Printers IN Massachusetts requested, &c
Ia Poul.ney, the sh inst Mrs. Sally Fisk, aged
40 years, wiie OF Alr. Joseph Fisk.
At Vergennes, on Tuesday last, Miss Mary Green,
aged 81. On the llth INST Lucy E. daughter Of Cal
win II Smith aged = years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Etom he .Afnrnrn Chron.els.

A batch % sixteen Windsor patriots were
I . day brought 10 this place the steamer Bur
lIug,ou, for the qIrposo Of being delivered over to
the American authorities. We understood the
sheriiIw,l give them up TO the sympathetic Lewis
I0niahs tomorrow.
Webbs colortd corps was shot dead by com
radc, not far from Chippewa. Il appears Tint when
the dcserler was on the point Of being captured, he
suddenly presented pistol, which loaded To
the uuzze, and while in The act of drawing the
trigger, was shot through the heart by his pursuer.
A Coroncrs inquest wps held on tho body. Yer
diet, jusl.fable homicide.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
nRIGIiTuN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mny 10.

At Market 10 Beef Cattle, - pairs Working Oxen,
co Cows aud Calves, 30 Sheep aud $50 Swine.
Prtrrs-Beef Cattle Last week prices were fully
Sustained und sales readily made We quote first quail.
iiy, s5a91Q Second quality, E 90 100 Third
quality, 50as00.
Working O&sn--Ths following sales were noticed ;
~, -, ~, 100, no and Sl35
Cows and Caycs.--Duil, and sales limited consider
ing tine number Rt Market. We quote the following
30 50 50. AZ. -, - So 90 snd SG2.
Sheep We noticed the sale Of loi at . 80, aud
one lot Of 10 al $500.
SNine-Selected lots TO peddle "a for sows
Q34 10 for tarruwe A TOT Of large hogs al lot
large aud nearly al sows Ct .. At retail 10 ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Crockory and Glass Wdrc; Hdrd
Hare and Cuiiery.
To The RcadiRg Portion Of Rutimddnd
AddisOn Counties.

THE Undersigned, having been apo nied agents TO
Il vend by subscription only, IN SAID G ountes, the
late and very valuable Hork OF Mr. john Hayward OF
Boston, known celebrated Author, IN the form of
NEH ENGLAND CA/E1f ERR, comprising a de
scripion Of all the States Counties aud Towns New
Eng land, also descriptions the principal Mountain,
RNer Lakes, Capcs, Bays Ilarbors, Islands, and fash
ouable resort within that TertoyHl alphabet cally
sraugej, consisting of FIVE hundred aud twenty rHges
neatly and substantially bound, handsomoy printed and
illustrated with number OF appropriate en- srAv MS
he undersigned now give notice that they iuitnd
visiting all the towns 10 Rhunnd County, and also oig
towns the southern part Of Add county. the
purpose Of receiving names for the above Do scrbcl
WoTk, Rst cannot had at any Of the Book Stores M
Consequence Of iis beng published soey by subscrp
tol liz addition 10 The statistical Information
ed in this work. !, will be found TO le frequently cnv
oned with historical aud biographical anecdotes which
have become appropriate 10 tie ocslnics d,soriled-
And the uudcrsisncd feel conf EN- that wotk Of iins
kind possessing the merits of the above, will meet the
appreciation OF the citzen of said coantcs has un
dergone thorough aud critical examination hy many ot
the first literary characters, mud also Editors of pRpes
IN the States OF New Hampshire and Mssssctusctt aud
been by them pronounced FIRST rate jPork il beng
complete Book OF reference and which may q adj
vanta scously studied by those who le irous
qnaiulng Themselves with tho rrogros OF poruatioa.
manufacture and improvements M tho different parts
of The New England States. Aud thcy ale Of opinion
that this valuable work ought TO be founl in every
family circle in New Enslonl.
Said work TO he deliYeicI soon US sufficient
couragemoDt IL given.
" FOSTER,
SAMUEL TALLANT.jr
23ot24 Agents for said work
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Rutland County Convention.

The Wing. Committee appointed to call County
Convention in this County Tor the purpose Of making
nomination Of State Senators for said County, &c.--
hereby give no,or that SAID Convention will be held
at the Court House ia Rutland Friday the 2lst
OF June next at 10 o'clock, a. NJ for the purposes
.soressid Hence the several ia the county
desed 10 elect aud send two delegates said
Convention. without fail.
May ~, 1882.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
WILLIAM uPHAN. !
T.. r WALTON, CT.
HARRY BRADLEY, c.
GEO. +. HODGES, O.,
CHARLES PAINE.
CHARLES HOPKINS, J
fay II i-.lD
Montpelier, May II, 1850

The Fgeonass Tpaostv, which has been suspended
few weeks, IN consequence Of some arrangement Of
its pecun,ary aiaits, makes rs appearance again p
Messrs ~ T. H. Roberts. publishers, and conducted
If we are correctly ADVISED by It's iotner editor, Mr.
Griswold So all the scandal, jokes aud jcers Of the
loco foco editors about Mr.. IS "eofemont has only
20 pass into tie receptacle for the lac bhy
subbage. ~concet,ed sin and brought forth IN wick
cdnefs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

NJ See the cali for t5e state and county conventions
snd let every WING give Leed to u'rui Let u' nave
RosS ',ekeia, the right sari, aod afii'N
The wbig. ALREADY have good tasst' ahd win 's's
Accomplishments, they are dogbiy sure oi sPf"S'.
victory Particularly would We iut iie ihe ATTENTION o.
The Whgs Of lhis county We have enough 10 gain
and enoagh 10 labor for Tue loco ncos have Tlaaen
the county rough skod ho long why not uhbofse
them - HaicAHsaa and JsssasL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
Provision Market.
German and Tndian Medicine,
TO- the cure % all kinds 81
nHILMAIIr COMPLAINTS.

AHecUng tas limbs cod ..uis, end az t'uas ~ lsulc
nee, ar.alsg ffam Elrunatc Aareiious, be uo,afo,
Nerves tooth sris, Ac-, ft tbs wonderful tedeine
80, ori a.s-ovefrd bg au German Doctor from
aa lnasu .sac years SINCE alt is iauul u 5e tree~d
iarfr Ffi -agiqae o. every ease.
TIE article Is pfepsFrd 1 gld aiste. % IA cau be
hsd r tls.a.rs Ntth dfccton- lfofa if~ Ssncsf, q
Wspin.isfl M LLiAEiM BALLOL
MAJ 9sh 1872 if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Connecticut SNGior.--io Consequence Of the
resignation Of the Hon. Dennis Kimberly u. S.
Senator from Connecticut, another person is to be
chosen IN his place. Among The candidates men
toned, is the Hon. Roger NJ. sherman. His we'll
known and very distinguished talents would seem
TO give him pre-emnencc over any other candl-
date. No appointment could do the State more
honor.-J0W. Of Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
IT us 7 7 II,
SAMUEL VALIANT, jr
Agents for said work,

STATE OF NERMONFl Court Of Chsncery. Jonua-
RUTLAEp CouhTY, -, Soy term, A. ID 1899
WHEREAS j. I'm a. tonant # brandon, 10 the
w county Of Rutland aforesaid, administrator, a..
upon the estate Of Ohm Jackson late Of said Brandon
deceased, has 1T the pre-on fled hi b IN Chan
Gerry against Edward Jack OF the saiI Brandon,
Hiram Warnor Of 10 kport 10 the State Of New York
and Abigail his wife, Henry stelbenS and Mary AnD his
wife, of DecrGod, IN the STATE Of Mas,schusci stating
that the said ohm Jackson, IN his lie time, put into tho
hands OF the said Edward Jackson large amount Of
property. consisting OF goods and chlflss, notes AMI
other chooses ion in trust for the benefit # him tho
.aid John ia kson and the ga d Abigail UArnor md
Mary fnn Stetb nf, daughters of tho raid John. srd
the purp of d3lsaidos the cred tois the widow
AMI the other ch lTen Of the said John Jackson sui
praying that h, court woul decree that tie said Ed
ward Jackson shall r6nisr true account Of ell the
property put into his hands by the Joh1 IN bi.liio
time. aud that the may be delivered 10 the said
administrator, aud be considered pat Of The oItaio
Of tho said John, suls TO the payment Of the debts
anst tic said and the balance IL any, be d.
vidcd, according 10 the laws &C this Slate. &c.
The usual process Of subpoena having been granted.
the served on the sHil Edward ouly, WIN hp
reared by LiRsley s. Phelps, his solichors
AMI the said Hiram Warner and Al gail his wife,
aud tho said Henri Stobbefs and Mary Han his wife.
red ng without Ia State, aud not huying been notified
Of the of said bil II l. ordered by the
court that they be notified thereof by Publishing the sub
stance Of snd bill with this order. ia the Rutsnl Her
ali. printed az Rutland three weeks SUCCESSFULLY tho
last Of which 20 bo At least six weeks previous The
term fihis Court 60 he held nj ROLAND sforesnid
On the Tuesday after the laudh Tuesday of jan
4. A. $780, and day thereof wts gwen. Sc
24l H. PiERlOiNT. Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Nlrch Of Mind 1t is stated in an cxchange paper that
there post mnster in Arkansas no does posses
the accomplishment of being able fead-and when
the mod lac is under the necessity Of measuring
A. and sends about three pecks to LATHE Rock, (tbe
capol) pecks 10 Batesville, and dwindes down
gallon when hc comes to the out counties"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY.
NJ the
e HE AP - Il @ Es f..
BURT & MASON

A RE now opening superior stock OF Hardware and
n Cutlery Table and desert knives aud forks,
carving knives ron brittana, plated aad German ell
table and tea spoons steel and mon shutters and
trays, tea ongs, brass and tongs and shovel, sad
IRONS brass kettles, Fire dogs, brass and iron candle
sticks cork screws coffee mills steeyards shoe makers
tools of Ill kinds patent steel locks chest trunk cup
board bag and morce locks shoes sCisus, brass and
iron pangs spitioons curry combs cattle cards, wool
cards brass nobs and rings cloth hair shoes best white
wash teeth leather and horse brushes brass nails cout
nails, lacks, shoe nails, brads, large and SMALL Nor
folk lutches common and PERCUSSION gun locks win
dow springs trunk handles, cothiers hooks brass but
tons plates, belpulis glass and brass comnoches,
brass butts flush butts pocket lnkstnnds brass and
iron and plate castofs azors, Japan lamps and
lamp tops table and door butts iron rves. brass nsis
10 inches, steel tobacco boxes, steel speca-
Gle cases. spectaclos pocket books butcher knives bed
cords, fine pen. knives. 80 doz. = and blade knives
stew pans, frying pans spy glasses, horn tips, Ia
and inch curtain pins, eams, window blind fasteners
| and hlnges. slckles. bnllanIa lea nnla
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Nst' Vol NarLa ~ liusinrss brisk - Stocks iu,prov-
ing Flour and grain contnno 10 fall gradually bot
every thing cilc of the nature OF provisions
high No mo'emcnis in She Wool trade, though the
The article Is quoted al fair price Auction sales low
II Tea o. - fiyson 4G--Y Iiyson % a 80
Coffee, African a ets.--B Sugar cts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

Famous TnHael.-Tbc Chesapeake and Ohio
canal tunnel, 5000 feet long aud 800 feet below
the Allegheny ridge through which II is 10 pass, is
already half completed. The whole distance is
solid rock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21

The Chilicothe Gazette announces the death, on
The 25ih ult.. of Gen. Duncan Macarthur, in the
6Sih year of his age. lie was one OF the earliest
settlers and most distinguished citizens of Ohio.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
state Democratic Wing Convention.

Al Woodstock, the 9th day Of Juns next, Will be
held Of delegates TO select from the people
suitable candidates for state officers, TO be supported at
the next election II hopeo that one or more dele
gates from each town in the state will be appointed at
meetings Of all who are in favor Of continued wise
and prudent administration Of state government
opposed the baneiul measures Of the national admin
istrson in favor Of dspacng II, and establishing ia
its stead one that shall be responsible, economical and
republican; mailing patriotism It's guide the hes, 10
tefess Of the country its goal aud the principles pro
mugated by Washington and Jefferson is rule Of faith
and practice IL is desirable that every town in the
State should be represented nasmueh ms delegates may
be appointed the proposed convention, to represent
The state the national convention TO be held at lar
rsburgh in December next, for the purpose Of nomina
ting candidates for President and Vice President, who
II elected, will regard the wishes, and MOI Drsregara
"tls lamentations If The PeoPle"
As Vermont has been, so let her continue 10 be
uAI,WANS FAITHFUL"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
NE w co rs.

IUsT received by JAMES BARRETT. j., tom
" Bnsion ant New York, aal COW epelinz, geasrsi
anl tpleaiid sror ncnt Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-21
e. 90 DS.

g q . DIS,
,slsc'sd with from The latest lmrcrta,ions ssi
Home Manufacture, which vii ho sold at uunsuslv
low rficcf lew aftsiet are emu aasfsiei - follows
Go Wit Blue, Black. nrawn Mxri. Muibstty lneisi-
bic Green aud psis Broad Cloths sssia,crt 81 all
color; saunctis fteush Suna,et Iistls Ffmtatt.
Doc skin, fuDccf'a. White, sui nsawu iAnen, bal.
lnrt. Hamilton tioths, Mexican Mxei. nucukin
? anry, Blue, Brown nnl Green prlhus.. aud many
other stuRs lor summer wear Mhripn. Elinsbnr<h.
Nodallian, Rob Roy STA aud other Shawi.. Ffsnrh,
Eusltsh ani American PRINTS splendid patterns, Mouse.
lame DE I.aiucs, Printed Lawns and Camtrc.; Cam.
brio Edgngs sui lnfertingsi Cotton and thtoai isoe
insefiiBssi Swiss Figured aud Plain Masi,nss Rock
and Null DO PLAIN and Corded "a mhrit anI islins
Black White, anil satuct aud Quitting Lace Frcnoh
Working Cotton KID SILK Hnl i.cathrr Gloves silk
Cotton and Worsicj Hosiery, Lincu, iinca Cambria.
and Linen Cambric like Lawns; Fancy sud Paurrc
llk'f Fg'd. PLAIN Coored s,lks, FOR dresses; Bs,k
and Blue black do Rich Grape mud bonnet nlhionss
vets; Black Lace Nailsi Artificial Flower fiut
quality tnilot's trimming Shcettugs: anl Shttiui-
Cotton Yarn, and great variety OF American mum
uiacturod Goods.
Crockory and Glass Wdrc; Hart
Hare and Cutlery.
Linsocd OIL. Common anl German Lead also great
variety OF Pants.
GRO CERES,
rs low thu lowest.
Drug and VI lciucs selected with core. lis stock
comprises almost every article usually kept in country
store and having taken advantage both the Boston
and New York markets, believes that he can ucconuo-
date tho public good terms any store IN the
country.
Rutland May io'b. 1889 el-Q3