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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

The CHINA TRADE.-It would seem
from the annexed extract, that Captain Ell
lot is rather incl ned to have n brush with
the Chinese, if he can. His belligerent
intentions are thus set forth in n letter lrou
Canton, published in the Boston Mercantile
Journal.
C1pt. Elliot threatens to do something
when he is once outside the Bogue. which
may make it unsafe for any Foreigners to re,
main In CautOn-but says he intends TO
give timely notice tO all, that they may 60
away, ifthey please. He intends to urge it
strongly--for, to use his own words, " Can
ton will be too hot for any whom may
leave behind. Ofcourse, over the Ameri-
cans he has no control-yet you know the
danger is alike TO all foreigners at Canton.
In case of hostilities by any one power out.
side, the Chinese will not discriminate.
Elliot says that when he has seen the opium
all delivered, and he can leave, he will issue
final proclamation, in which he will give
such information as may al once cause fer
eigners TO be off. He urges the English dai
ly to bring their affairs to as near close as
possible and requests them 10 render to his
statements Of all and any claims they may
hare on The Ch'ntsc-- which they are to
leave in his hands. This looks warlike, and
you can see, therefore, that it is quite pos
slbe we may all have to 60 to Macao, bag
and baggage. .....
The Columbia, (6o guns) Commodore
Road, Is in Macao Ro tds. We are now daily
looking for the John Adams. We heard
she was in, also bat it proved 10 be false
report. The Lame (l3) is at Chunpce,
where the opium ships are delivering. The
Venus, French, (6l) is daily expected from
New South Wales as wellas the Alligator,
English 26,)--and Capt. Elliot says that
the Admiral of the Indian station will be
there with feet within six weeks. The
Good Success was despatched to Madras,
with dispatches for the Indian Government
and the Admiral on the 18th April, and the
Ariel, Warden, has been taken up to carry
dispatches to Suez, for the British Govern
ment, and will sail Immediately. What the
Admiral will do when he arrives no one can
Indge.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

The requisilion for Capt. Appleby has mr.
rived at Inst, after most unaccountable
delay. He has been in Jail about ten
weeks.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having purchased the
Il stock in trade Of the late firm of For
syth g. Hull, respectfully acquaint their old
customere, and the public generally, to call
at the old stand Of R. A. Forsyth, where
they will find general assortment of Goods,
and on as good terms as any in this city.
d. G. FORSYTH g. Co.
Maumee City, Oct. II, 1899. 28lf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

MAssAcHusErTs THANKseIvING.--Go-
vernon Everett has appointed Thursday, the
28th day of November next, as the annual
day Of thanksgiving in that state.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

HoSoR TO THB DEAD.--At Pensacola, on
the 18th inst, minute guns were fired by
the U. s. ship Macedonian and the French
irlgate La Glorie, in honor Of Commodore
Patterson.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

New Flour from Fox River Mills, was
sold in Chicago, last week, Monday, for
two dollars per hundred, trife less than
four dollars per barrel.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

The Chicago people have met to devise
means to continue the works on the canals.
Sun.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

Forrest the tragedian is to deliver a fane-
raj grafton, in memory of his friend, Mr.
Leggett. 8
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

WHAT PiciuRE.--A grandson of the
patriot and statesman, Governor Hancock,
was brought up to the Boston police court on
Thursday, as a common drunkard. He
had on ta'tered frock, out at the elbows,
and rusty with age, coarse trowsers-dirty
and ragged, old pumps, SO broken that his
unwashed stockings were seen through
them, and without vest or cravat. Tie
Times says--" His prospects once were
brighter than those Of any other Young
man in town, but now the viper, intempe-
rance, has fastened upon hm, and his blood
is poisoned with its sting. His parents
would have done any thing for him, being
abundantly able, but now it is too late.
His name blots the police records, and there
his history is in part written."- "-Philadel-
phia Times, 27fh.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

A man told SO crooked story yesterday
at the, police office that it turned his tongue
into cork k-screw.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

BRIBERY.--Do not blame Judge if he
sells Justice. II is too rare commodity to
be given away for nothing. ~
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

WooD CoUNrr.--Jason Taylor, the
whig candidate for Senator, received 10
majority. William Taylor, for Representa-
tive, also whig, 35 do. Report says that
the wings have elected their Auditor, Pro-
scouting Attorney and Surveyor, but by
what mnjorities we a~e not able to say.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12
Tbe Providence Journal thns speaLs of th

The Providence Journal thus speaks Of the
outside ofan individual Recently brought be-
fore magistrate in that city:--a Johns
outward man exhibited the last tinstalment
ofa miliewed straw hat, tho contingent re-
mainder ofhulf shirt, and small quanti-
ty Of ofpantaloens; and he boasted that he had
not hadonia shoe for three montbsa' The
inner man, of course, was all RuM.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

Richard Hubbard, Mayor of Middetown
Conn. died lately much regretted.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

The STEAM FRIGATE.--The keel and
floor tlmbers of the steam frigate at our
Navy Yard are laid, and the stem and stern
timbers set up. She is 10 feet longer than
the ship Pennsylyania--her other dmen
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

MEMS Boots, Brogans, Shoes and
AS1 Pumps, BY 2
Oct. 5. G.f& w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

J.E. Hunt, dem. 164)
Jason TAYLOR, wing, 81 'e'"'e'
MosEs MoNELLY, dcm. I4o ! Represen-
WIN. TAYLOR, whig, 70 tatiUps.
Sherif.-A. Craig, whig, 81 maj.
Treasurer.-S. Bowers, i" g"
.4udior.-John Powell, Z" IS &"
Commissioner.-John Knap, dem. 80
Rccorder.-H Strong, phig, 72 "
Coroner.--Joseph Heath, dem. so
assessor. WIN. c. Brownell, ,chig SO
Pros. .My.--W. D. Barry, dem. 8"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12
MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.
sATuRDAY, ocToBER. I2, lsag

By the returns of the late election 1t ap-
pears there is majority against the review
ofthe location of the county seat, ofsome
40 or 30. The why's and whereiores oi
our defeat wo have not time to detail fully
in this number. A great many rrelevent
matters have been brought to bear upon the
question in the western townships, and as
the result shows, with success. Our defeat
however, does not arise from this source en-
tirely; every effort has been made by the
citizens Of Tcledo, to retain the present To-
cation, and to this, of course, if those efforts
had been iair and honorable, no one could
object; but we cannot refrain from saying
that the corruptions and frauds practiscd at
the polls of Port Lawrence township, as we
are informed, exceeded by far what we sup
posed men of the most elastic consciences
could permit.
We are informed from responsible
source that the judges of the election per-
mitted minors, children, from twelve to fif-
teen years ofage tovote, and that respectable
men, or respectable appearing men, offered
as voters, children still younger, but this
was farther than the plable Judges could
stretch their consciences and oaths. This.
for the purpose of obtaining their ends may
by right, but for appearance sake we should
have advised them to have procured Illegal
voters who were adults. Michigan was
also laid under tribute, and the rail road cars,
we understand were crowded on the day Of
election with dead heads.
II these matters are not so, we hope our
neighbors will retain their poi! books us eyi-
dence of the fact, for if any investigation
should be entered into, we know of no other
proof to show that there were SIS legal
votes polled in Port Lawrence township on
Tuesday last.
From returns, thus far received, we have no
doubt that Gen. John L. Hunt and Moses
McNelly are elected by handsome majorit:es
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-10-12

The following extract Of letter from
Napoleon gives the returns of Henry Co. as
fnlIows,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
RusseIl,s Itch Ointment.

Zn|lS choice and safe ointment is said TO be superior
" any now in USE for that tsogrecslle and loHth
sme disease, the II Gil. This Ointment is so certain
in il, operation that person troubled with the above
disorder ought 10 be whou, it, II is remedy for
tsneous cruption., scorbuc a ctions of the head OF
any other breaking out VIII CHI arises from sharp humors
in the blood. Price q cents II box.
fresh supply jus, received and for sale by Dan
JELS & BELL, JAMES B.7RRET, Jr, J4.MES
PORTER, BURT & .M4SON, Rutland; S. E.
LEONARD, Or ID. II. .ME.4CIfA.M. WaHingfjrd
Nh. SAWYER, Tnmouh; r. .MeD.4fELS, s &
POTTER, Pasrfa; ALIEN GROYER, ven, ;
RUFUS GROCER. PAIGE & BULRLEY, Gran.
rifle Corners, NY; +. SLASON, W { Rutland Wm
MOULTON, Castieton; A. BLISS, 'W. p. MOVES
JOEL BE.7.M.4.N, STANLEY, LETTING UELL Il
Co.. Pouiiney; .4L.9.NSO.N ALLEN. Fairlinr.n u
II. & ID. AIKEN, c. Il. WALKER, Benson; o. NJ
BAKER. Hubbardion; BOYLNGTON e. AUSTIN,
OrneH; KENT WRIGHT, Shoretam,
Al.o at Wholesale by WIN. e. STINrSON, 4 Co.
South Side o,JFaneuil Hall, Boston, and by j. w.
TOWNSEND, Corner Of BGekmun aud Water streets
New York. 4m:l8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

Boston, March :. 1897.
John F1emmng uarbe m,nufsctarer, opposite the City
Scales cured Of Rheumatism.
Cambrideeport, March 6, 1887.
George N. Noyes, cured Of a lame kncc.
BOSTON, April 6, 1887.
Samuel Roberts. No So Indian wharf cured OF lame
arm aud leg a 4 most alarming state -
Boston. April -, 1887.
Charlie, Foster No Broad cured OF very alarm
ing Rheumatism.
Boston, July 81 1897.
John Smith, No ia Court street, cured Of the Rhcuma
tism.
Boston, Sept. II, 1887.
Farrell No 81 Union street. cured Of the Rheumatism
amer all other medicines have failed
uJSevera hundred certificates can be produced 10 the
public, " there wanting,
Tho above valuable medicines for sale wholesale and
retail, BY BURT a. MASON.
Ru,land, March 81, 1889. I4-6mcow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
RU'SSELL'S
1. Vegetable Bilious
~ Pill l. 3.
60 For ENsMtiy UsfC.

yeAOR general use, in oi Jsundcc morbid sen,i
~ bhy of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appetite
frd BREATH cosliyenes, Piles, aud all diseases arising
from hillary deransements,sl,o for correcting the
Of the blood aud cleansing the system Of foul
yi,cid humors These pills II mild ca,har,rc, pro.
duciug neither pains gripping and therefore val
liable and highly approved medicine. m Ironoun.
ecd such by the most di.ns uisheJ Physcon,. Zach
box containing IS Pills.
Price 81 i-2 ccntsa box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Farm Fer sale.

~ sshscrit<s efsn 10 ssii his farm. situated
- q ssd sssr the vihsgs Il Fairhsseo. co.,
o1sst 90 acres q lssd veil adapted To shssp
- rsssisg q gaia of all kinds. As0 ia
y sd essssnisat cat bsliass, With
49, - ~ vii.ys. 500 sAssp, ? Art
- RnnAspaasf Hsrsss ssd
t<n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
Brandreth's Pills.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSggt
A Ii PILLS sold in the State Of Vermont mus, pass
n through hands DR.. Bandreths General Agents
There viii no mote Pills be sold at the Boston Office or by
B b. Mussey lwho longer DR.. Brandrehs agent 10
be retaied in this section Of the country,
All Fills purporting TO be Dr. Drandreths and sold b,
ee:eo' s,hou. certificate Of agency signed by b. Bran.
dfeth aud by Us are Counterfeit.
To peyeni all imposition from the circulation OF the
eounses Just let the purchaser ask the vender for his
Never porchsse Of Pedla. for in inc instance do they
have the genuine article.
trade they viii BE- displaced The Phi. must be t.n. nnte
and the eouoieetes must be dealt with according to law
The following persons agents in their respective
towns ior The sale Of the genuine B,aDdreths Pills
FERRE a PARMELEE, Middletown, Conn
LEU. =. WALTON, General Agent, Montpelier, VI.
The Jonoir'ng are Ferre D. Parmaiees Agents .
Geo. p. Walton. General .4get.
Jackson Il Ketcham, B-ondon,
Henry simonds Pttsford,
A. Allen, Fanhapm,
Boynton l. Austin. OrreQ,
Mr. Horton, HuL6artom,
e. Aiken, Benson,
II. T. White. Casileton,
Levi Lewis Hel.
Stanley Lefingweli g. Co. We,t Poyi,r,,,
A. Bliss. East Povlfney,
Merritt CLARK. Middieioun,
II. CLARK, Pasien,
lsase MDsniels, DoHsy,
A. l.. Cailin. Orueu.
N. w. Sawyer, Tnmopa,
ID. III. ssbin. Haitiagford,
C. B. Hall, Clarendon,
VIM. Fay. General Agen, for the counties O
Rutland and BnningtOn. 2eiy
BENNINGTON cogSTr.
| c ouis, .ManekesieT.
Cheney Harrington. Factory Poimi,
Harrington l. Lsngdon, Dsrses,
q. Moore Jr.. EOsi Rupert,
c. Elwell, Wat RYeri,
| Dening K Hill, arlington,
>: K A. Houghton. Sosa slef.Iury,
N. l.. Robinson, Be.niagioa &. Po,snai.
SlA6kh nnn" -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
THE GOOD SAMARITAN.

O'A CONTRAST.--All nations, from the remotest
ases have had ships but Columbus only found out thu
way to America. Before the time Of the great Spanish
navigator. people only enabled 10 paddle about
the shores. Just with the Life Medicines II IL but
two short years since first ventured upon unknown
ocean, and have discovered the precious object
IN search of-HEALTH. Vegetable medicines were
indeed known when commenced my arcb, but their
use was not By the Of them, have not only pass
ed from the detected invalid, TO the hale hearty and
active man OF business, but, comparatively speaking.
have renewed my youth. can thus, with confidence
in my own experience advise with my fellow iizen.
Does the reader want proof that the Vegetable Life
Medicines suitable TO his own case? have on file
at my oihce SAG Broadway, hundreds Of letters, from
zone Of the most respectable citizens Of this my native
and, voluntarily offered in testimony OF the virtues OF
good Vegetable Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ruined
ably the "si iniable mineral preparations OF the day.
will bear witness that the Life Medicines and such
only are the true course to permanent good health.
JOHN MoFPAr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

N1oRRisoNS FILLS. Or the Vegetable Hysean
AKA Unive'ssi Medicine Of the British College Of
Health, Londoa-imperied by Dr. Geo Taylor. I.2
Waist New York. sole sgent ia the U. S. for said
College. eau be hal d the following persons, Every
packet 'oil 10 Vermont win be signed 10 writing by
Psssborn and Brinsmsid, Jewellers Of Burlington, VI
6'sis Asehi', ao by the Sub Asen,s selling them; II
cot % ssncd do not buy them. For sale by
Hiram l.. Cheney
Jas. Pine. & Co.-Faeiory PIT. Manchester
Joel Dsy-koyslton
Jss. II. Murdock--Woodstock
y. p. Walton & ons--Monipeher
Perry Marsh
Z. & J. w. Bsxter-Derby Line
y. 4. Morse Il &. Lyman--Crshsbury
\ Elijah Cleyelsnd-Coseniry
ssbin kellom--Irasburgh
ATass Psine--I.owell
Oiis l.. keiion-Monigomery
u. A. kei,h--Sbeidcn
David L.msn-Si. Albsm
Jno. kelsey--Bsnville
Wm. Pseree--Lyndon
5onss Flint-St- Johnsboy
Foster Gfow-Cbelsea
N. c. Goddard Windsor
NJ d. 3. Boekiand -Beiiows Pals
J. Sieene-Brsitleboro
Ouis d Observation-Disclosures
J. Hsgar-Middiebury
w. L. Greene-veseennes
~ J. w. Remiagsos-JOLnson il:if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

Boston, March s. 1857
John Boden, No &c 2Prnce street cured of an o,.,i
ne very obstinate Cough attended with pain % the left
siee, OF very long standing.
Boston, May I7I857.
Mary Jane Reckner. No 80 Pleasant street cured of
long standing cough and dull headache when no other
medicine did even relieve her.
Boston, April a. 1888
John furong No. 100 Endcott street, cured Of a long
standing cough alter he had iea the hospital without
Boston, April I6. 1887
Bridget Morrisey, No ~ Washington Avenue cured OF an
Sosaate cough amer being eonhned In her chamber for
long time and reduced very low.
Boston, Nov L. 1886
Horesha Roby. cured Of an obstinate cough attended
oy dah headAehe and pain the side.
Boston, Feb %, 1887
cured Of an Obs'iIsie cough.
c.on. w. N.reou. ssin, ~ Mas. Feb iS 1887
Cohasset. March Is, 1886.
child Of wm Brown, cared Of humOr her face add
Elizabeth L. Merritt, cured Of CsnIsr in The mouth and
throat.
.,, Brighton. June 9. 1886.
eIternal. $50
:, Boston, April g. 1881
Mrs w. T. Gill, No ~ Canal street cured Of C.nter in
me bfe.s where no other medicine could give the least
Boston. March 6, 1887.
Alnira w sroet, resides in EsseI Coart eur. Of Uy,
PsP''a a'e' Two snDeai physicians did not succeed
Hsnnah Liiehsed cured Of Dyspepsss Of YEAR st,ss
Nc and IN a'ery alarming condition.
John Barnes, cured Of general deSsy 10 nos. sl.sa
state.
Boston. March ), Isy7.
John ossosns Sen No 80 EsssI street cured Of sess
es'''a' amer ',hs' @sd'eiss had failed
Wa No.sy. No is7 Broad ssss,, esssd q q.
- " 'ss ases sss hiPs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
YRs FULL ROOD. 7BorocUH BREED
HORSE.
yVnse a m r6n (.rrv


r., ibs r~ss., u the ofettrr, OF .sse. - W" w
sinav tht ., lslssi.I iior. Nsshinsen Grey WI
ssssl 81 sc ~srht q fisck, The ,sarsn en,Sng'
togow,t- n sadst, saa Tss.Js,, st ~. y. ii.Jes "a
sudsssy. No se,isy, stF. sconsi5s btsn lof, ihs"-
isy,s ~ q, 1.sss rH,,i - fffdh ~ an1 s~iui'isys
Of g. 10. Hssasa, Esn hsi'sSi, sn1 - 90 ih'~osh
the ses'us-
W..h,~si.a Ore, 80, tired by the celebrated hor'o
sor,h ~, liss Ssth SYST by The fuf tieeS Easlth
iasuerts al h.r,. OIL Silr. hh d. tb. Ens,h otler
end fell L.i i-ssi'h impeftej bisfe Ter speed snd
bsssiy 'ss ,o'ps'ei any ever exhibited 10 Amer
srs.
The reputation ef all horse - % uuv,r,sIly Known
soJ ,tsal,' hgh, 70 the ,tnasiipn Of JUICE, that
bssJ %, 60 iuie loah dttAh-toirt TO ,ay Washing
too Grey - hsbls high. AnJ IN pon, 81 bone. e"ri,
peseis. hss proportion. speed AMI bolton, stands Hn-
rvsliei. Tie subscriber invite, gentlemen Of taste
fer growing hr snI tberoush bo,ood hot'cs 10 call
AL sxsas isf ihtnives aud not h'ien 10 the voice
81 come horse tsslef that 10 sleciipnetrins
for their i.sUdi Let every tub stand Oh lis own bot
ten.
TsRss-si 10 the seR,on wsuHrn ssrced UPON
sTy psrpoa pu,iiuz two more mares. ten per cent
dlScount.-sl mares insured and jfpofed Of before
fsass se. will be hell responsible for the in,utspoc
seasy.-ns,., insured aud nd, re,ursed rsgUisry to
the hons wal be charged ny the srason.
CERTIFICATES.
esrtfy that ', stephen Bis,by Of Cuilford. Wind
ham Coaaty VI. raised the Washington Grey, sud
hsow hi,H o-k 10 he better than the ucck from at,
ether horse wthn the bounds Of my knowledge.
We the uuier,isuel are wtli acquainted with th'
stoek Of thu Warrington Grey. aud know II 10 be sd
psrior 10 any other s,Dck-N Phdps.J Wcatherheaj
JCisrk, " Thomas, II Carlton, J B.boock. l. Brown
q flIgey,tE Fucker. Brown, tR Iieory, Hyde
yope', M.rsh, A Elnorc, II HouShtOn, Chare
Jsass. lo:3m
STEPHEN MILLER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
GENERAL REMARKS RELATIVE To MoPsATs LIZ
EIIxx -


These medicines have long been known and appre-
ested for their extraordinary and immediate power.
oil restoring perfect health TO persons suffering undIs
nearly every kind Of disease TO which the human
10 liable.
10 many hundreds Of eerihcaed instances they have
even rescued sufferers from the very verge al un-
timely grave, after all the deceptive nosirun. of the
gay mad utterly tailed; and 10 many thousands they
nave permanently secured thst uniform enjoyment Of
health, without which life itself but partial bless.
ing 80 great, indeed, has their efficacy Invariably
aud ni.by proved, that has appeared scarcely less
.hsn miraculous to those who were unscquanted with
.ne beautifully philosophical principles upon which
,hey are compounded, and upon which they consequent
ACT was 10 their manifest and sensible action 10
purifying the springs aud channels Of lie and endunz
mih renewed tone and yigor, that they were in
dehted Tor their name which was bestowed ,,oon them
al the fpon'sneous reques, Of several whose
lives they had obyiousy saved.
BY the universal diffusion Of the daily pres, ior psenr
nn ssgs,.bls Life Pills within the kaowlsdss and
reach % every individual 10 the community. Ualike
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
TO WOOL GROW ERS AND
DEALERS

TINE Perknsvilie Manufacturing Co. take ahis up.
portunty 10 express their thanks for the extensive
patronage they have received fer two years past and
also would inform their old friends. former customer.
sni the public that they purpose 10 continue to Manu-
iAc,ure through the season by the yard shares, No
pains will be spared in performing the work to .xsisc.
ton, those who may wish TO have their wool maj ufsc
tured into Broad Cloth i, the 'cheapest manner and
most improved style, would do wtll to apply early
Large lots preferred; small not refused. Terms.
81 per yard or to the halves colors, wing
22 lbs slspled wool per yard exclusive Of listing wool
JOSIAH BARNES, Agt.
ferkinsville May 90 1889. Do I'm
~ DING WEST. The subscriber has one good
NJ Boat, which will leave Joseph ftosi., Bridport
W., for Buffalo, as soon navigation opens; and on
The third Tuesday Of May, June, August, September
and October, and Whitehall the days following.
Al.o, one Boat will leave We.tport, New York, for
Buffalo, rs soon navigation opens, and on the fourth
Tuesday Of May. June, August, September and Octo
Der, and whitehall the days following,
O'Allgoods stored with me free Of charges.
JONATHAN POLICY.
Fer. Ann, 4th FEBRUARY, 1889. Il6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

Lca0 AQue0uCt.
ylHE sshes1hst eortisoss the manu- i.e,ure Of
LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, Of all sizs.,
hsu ireA 70 'neh saJ half Of hi, shop ia RStl.nd
Village. Alse s'etsl'c Conpositioa FUMfs. 40
()snt article. known IN point 81 nesiness ssd utility
eqssl 10 any row IN nae.
a erisr "a he hasissa Oil be promptly attended
- ftfE 10 any qaaaiiiss farsi,hsl Of ,ho nolcs
Wa. w. WHITNEY.
Dsts~A. April 10. 1853. 1898
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
WHOLESALE & RETAIL AGENTS.

Beckwith & Dyer, Salisbury; Mes.rs Conants Store
Brandon; Henry symonds Pitsford Hitchcock & Nor
gan West Rutland and Clarendon; at the Castleton
Bookstore; Stanley Lefingwel & Co. West Poultney
c. X. Walker Co. Benson AL. Catlin Orwell ;
Kent Wright shoreham; WIN. Marsh Shrewsbury end
vicinity WIN. Fey Rutland