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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

The esrts Of CsS. The heavens declare the
rlosy II God. and the earth rs fall Of bis riches.
The usrst perfect catalogue Of stars before tho
ipgeaiou. ard isdciaugsslc Dr.. IIersehcl appeared
s,a oct eoniain qsitc Eve thoussnd bet by the
vss, svpchefiiy Of hi. glasses, be had discovered
sorty -four thesssnd stars IN a fcw degrees Of The
heavens snd by the proposition. il is suppos.
% that seventy Eve millions arc exposed IN the
espsnsc to human investigation. Al those s,srs
arc Of Gerry nstufe. and eonieelaicd 10 be 60
many ssnf. with thar systems Of planets moving
moving round then. We know the con TO be the
centre Of our sytiom. IL - accompanied with
nineteen planets besides about four hundred aud
ffiy comets What amazing idea docs this give
Of The works Of God and # such the work,
whs, must the workman be Every pau of ga.
tnrc moreover with which We arc acquainted, Is
fsi Of living creatures, with stores OF every kind
TO sappy their necessities. This little globe Of
ours is known TO contain wiibia It's bowels great
variety Of valuable Minerals, and TO be covered
with about twenty thousand species Of worms,
twelve thousand species OF insects. two hundred
species Of ampbIbious animals, five huodred and
hhy species Of birds two thousand and six hun
bred species OF fish, and one thousand two humid
red species Of quadrUpcds. How immense thcn
must DO Tho number oil individuals Ono ly he
found to bring forth two thousand at a time, and
n single goldfish TO produce considerably more than
a sx millions end half Of young. Nav Levin
bocck tells US there are ANIMALS in the fnt of
a single fish, than there are men upon the whole
earth. Over all these creatures preside upwards
OF seven hundred and thirty millions ef human 10
ines. Such IL the family Of the great Father here
upon earth. .simpson's Plea for Religion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

Incidents uke TIE following de not o0sn happen in
this section Of The country
Ldward Baraey, Frpebman, probably about 20
years efagc, WAS. Sa,afasy last, aGrsgned before
Mi lusice Ounshee, 10 answer 10 complaint for steal
ing sondry goods from the 81 aif John Strong Of
this village The goods had been missing and taken at
sundry lines within two ihrre weeks past sad
efforts made 10 detect tho offender.
On examinston, the evidence appeared conclusive
that Barney guilty, rs Of thc missing goods
we're fJu1d IN his uunk. One of The witnesses which
went 10 show The fact Miles Bragg sgains, whom
tbere some suspicion being concerned q, The
time. Barney required 10 give bonds IN $500 Tor
his appearance take his tIal the ox term Of the
County Court
Since the above examination and commitment some
and novel circumstances had ttanspircd which led
TO further supeon Of Bragg ami by the
OF the public officers and those most deeply concerned,
IL turns ont, II the testimony to be relied on, that
Bragg principal In the felony Mud yesterday he
brought before Mr. Justice Pierpoin, on the charge
Of burglary and then viz The breaking into the said
Suongs store 10 the nigh, and fcouionsy taking and
carrying AWAY sundry articles Of good, &c In this
case, also, the accused required 10 find bonds in
the sum Of $500, TOT bis appearance, Sc
There some novelties attached TO these cases
which have not time to notice now we may, how
ever, hereafter There other persons suspect.
ed Of being concerned which do not now deem pro.
per to call by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

Many of our readers are probably that an i'm
porant election took place in Virginia. Thursday
last for the election Of all their legislative and State
officers, and for tcentyone members Of Congress. The
elections in that State heretofore, have occupied differ
ent days in different counties, and the returns four
five weeks coming in. by election law i, is now
holden one day throughout the State, and shall
probably obtain full returns Tor paper ii tho
State goes for the Wings ii settles the Presidential
question beyond reasonable doubt, and will leave the
Van Buren, party and the administration past all hope
Of reviving in any shape and "the party will doubt
less break up, and It's fragments will scatter aud light
promscuously whomsoever will receive lis members.
II should 60 heretofore mostly for the Loco Focos,
there may be yet some doubt who will be the xt
President, though the administration will stand greatly
in the minority and shah have 10 wait the result OF
the fall elections, before any absolute, certain result
can be determined on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
Loco Focoism in Michigan.

Perhaps there could not be found better illustration
Of practical loco tocoism upon the currency than in
Michigan, 4 state well known to have been under the
dominion Of the ms rulers Of "the party which have
ieught most vsisnuy to sustain Jackson and Van Blu.
rem, during their administrations In addition 10 the
embsrrassmens produced by the measures OF the gen
eral government, the State Legislature two three
ago undertook 10 'read in tie footsteps of the
Kitchen Cabinet at Washington, by iinkering the
currency and food Of paper money was authorised
10 he issued, called "wd cat money, without any
specie basis This "rsg currency as the party call H.
was issued 40 such profusion that for time il eorsti
ased almost the whole circulating medium OF the State
Subsequently il fell into such bad repu,e that IL became
entirely vslueess and hundreds Of thousand dol
lars was LEFT in this condition the hands Of the peo'
pie, better than old continental money During the
existence and circulation cf this trash the exchanges
WEIR extremely bad, and all foreign bcsiness was at
stand, there being nothing with which 10 make remit
,sbce, without loss Of than all the profits OF bu
tnsss In addition 10 the entire stagnaiion OF trade
She loss sustained by The people by the above o.
" fthieks paper immense. The height Of tho
altering has been durns Tie past year, probably END
the people OF that Slate have not obtained sui
heisnt Of jackson glory, 4 be hoped ihey
siii Try another "ezPefinent" Bot ir the accounts
are correct from that quarter, they prepared
shsnge the whole 81 their jackson snd Van Buren, au
ts fos small share Of good old fashioned democratic
hhig ssnss. and win endeayor nearr sgan q
safer themselves 20 be gslsd By uuabugs, wild scheme
ssd "eTpesimsnis
We beg our fellow etrsas 81 this State 10 eon,ras
our rsoasy transactions caring the sew pas, years
reasrsi embarrassment, With those of Michigan, an
ne wheihss wh.g policy has produced sneh oisas,rou
sanssq9ehees. |, 10 YermOnt yes, "alSays tx
cad Jaal, has ssfeFed trom The folly OF the geners
ee'srameni, bot shs has nesHy rode oU, The siofa b
a'' vsss and prudent eourse and uHsss al tis ausp
's1' Per'oe, Shsn 81; and fe4ss h-s gAsd
s'a'iy al ihe bsHsgAas4 sseoas q oar X ssec
~ sss, ~iih ussy sisfa q her fsi.al sslsss, ssu.
= 'ssse siesPHs a ser pos, ss ASH 81 rssI s;ayi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
BEWaRE or az niPoSToR.

Abscoued from this place on The 10th inst a rerson
hy the name Of Abfam iliil Said lil il about feet
hiBb oi bold look, slight scars ON the iscc the
thumb Of tho len hand gone said have been dunr BY
powder lie had recently been to kccnc, n. H. aud
obtained credit to the Amount Of about eighty dollars,
ct sundry persons by telling them that be bad farm,
dairy, &c. here, Bot said lll has property excerpt,
what he obtained 10y fraud. lie bad watch and
money WHOM be en has wife aud child here, and
has taken the poor debtors oath Said I'LL is not 60
be believed even under oath. give this notice that
The public may be guarded agains, an unpnncipted
scoundrel ABlJAH COLE
Justice Peace.
Moun,hully, May ~, 1880
Other papers are requested, &c rel
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Rutland County Convention.

The Wing Commitsee appointed TO call County
Convention in this County for the purpose of making
= nomination of State Senators for said County &c
hereby give notice, that said Conve will be held
!, the Court House in Rutland, Friday, the 2Ist
OF June next, at 10 o'clock, A. for the purposes
aforesaid Hence, the several towns in The county
desired elect and send two delegates 10 said
Convention. without fail.
Nav Ia, 1899
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TO WOOL GROH Frs md
DEALERS.

'INlL fetfirsvi'e Msnutsctunug Co. take The op.
rodpnty to cSpris' their thsuss rlr ihe extensive
patronage ibsy have received TT two year pact sol
ato wegd inform hot oil itiefl. rutr custom o.,
en Tao public, that ihov putse % Nianu-
tsctnre through ,hr stasun 10y tho yard share ~
PANS vii he spared potter niug tAe work sui. se
too, lhnfr WIN wish 20 hAfe th-r NO p,a isr-
iutel into Broad tlth - the chrarcst nlaautr sri
moot approved style. would dc W,ll 10 apIly sbfly
Large ! ts preferred 'mol not refused rcrm.,
81 per yard {" the haives. comron colurs. pswu:
si-slh s,n led wool per yard cseip,irc ct 'us worl
JOSIAH BARNIS, As'.
Pctkut,iIlc May go 1899 en-
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From the Osioego Commercial Herald
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.


The schooner Weeks, of Oswego, seized and dis
manilad On Friday last by the Canadian authorizes ni
Rockville The Weeks cleared from this port
Wednsday Thursday last, with merchandise Tor Bfnk
vile Oede nsburph and other ports the ST Lawrence
and was seized Immediately after dscharrng her freight
and procuring her clearance At irockyi, 1ader pre-
text II IS said If hef hs Sng board piece Of state
ordnance for a company Of state artillery at OgdeI s.
burah Undcr these sircUmsahces the simple freight
ing OF ggn from American port to another furnish
e. in humble judgement no legal uslisaiion ~ Tue
seizure the scboonrr.
As the fact Of her seizure was nnv al saek-
cts Hagbor on Saturday, Col Worth bit immediately
IN the government steamer Oneida for bocsTie, Nlih
detachment OF q. IS troops aa board. The result OF
his visit Is not yet known Al tls place. We learn
however by the steamer Hamilton, Whch came ia last
nirht from Kingston. that Col Young the cominana-
los oicer al Biockyilie had demanded the fusTeaeei
Of the schooner 10 her owners and HAT tc militia Rbn
had Dossesson refused 10 give her uP, AID Was conar-
aaently requested from Kingston, and tao comFanes
q The SD were despatched yesteIday horniag loi
Brockville By steamboat
ii "a unfortunate for TIE pesce and e7nuieTee 81 ih'
frontier that portion Of the Camden p~opie anf g.
,ecialiy Of the maltis conceT wih ts tsnadaa
refugees IN their uhhalioved sapfi 70 eintroi lvf
grest and Kindred naiisns II also % be 20
GREETED that this coincidence Of purpose . encourfgre
s. the GENERAL ,oae IS the CAnadAa pres1 bile ~
government ~ Tofonio aciing. % nay be seen e'
tl,s coffes 99HGenee ia gaofef catth - mt' fsTf q
gn9d iath sad harmony yii ihe mutaal tn'fla 81 90
Brush ia Aansisean E9Fcrutnfns i-f te Ffes
7 81 nesre ifiwcen tnr tNa cogn.fea-
4 Ihe tanlc paltf s1is ihe ir.i4Hlls u p f-t.- ~
a.@eS ~ fsFeg was aaee ~ t.s siesi4s N''~'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

The States are calling loudly upon the secretary Or
the United States Treasury TO remit the Fourth install
ment, ordered by congress TO be deposited with them
and guess they viii have 10 call still louder before
they will be heard by that great fnancrr (Mr. Wood
bury) Vermont would like the readg quite WELL but
such good luck awaits away Up here on the Green
Mountains. But suppose the State trustee some Of
Uncle Sans Debtors, under our new Trustee Law
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
DIED.

In Tinmouih, April 10, Miss Betsy Gilbert, %. May
Is, Capt. JefIry Ballard 81
In Wilmington, VI April3O, Miss Elcy French, aged
II years
In Chester, Nathaniel Smith, aged 81, revolution
AIRY soldier.
Al PIa,isburg, On. April 90, David E. Hale, lst
1t LIST Regiment U. s. Artillery, aged "a
In Keene, (suicidc) Mr.. Samuel Jenkins, aged 81
lie was found suspended from raiter in his garret
In keene, Mr. John Emerson, revolutionary sold
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
Crochery and Glass Waye; Hard
Ware and Cuflery.
TO the Reading Portion Of Rutiandand
ADDISON Counties.

THE Undersigned, having been appointed agents 10
Il vend by subscription only, in SAID Countics the
late and very valuable Uork of Mr. John HAYWARD of
Boston, known n celebrated Author in the form Of N
NEH- ENGLAND GAZETTEER, comprising n de
scrpion OF all the States Counties and Towns in New.
GLAND, also descriptions OF the principal Mountain
River, Lakes Copes Bays, TIarbos, Islands, and ASH
iouabe resorts within that Territory, all alphabet icay
ally aud sn santiay bound handsomely pr nted and
illustrated vi number OF appropriate ravines
The Undersigned now give nocc tina, they ntepd en-
visiting al the towns 10 Raand County, add also eight
towns tie southern part Of Add sou county for tho
purpose of receiving unIncs for the above d. scrbc
York vs. cannot hld at any The Book Stores Ia
consequcrce Of lis being published solely by ubicfp
o1. In addition 10 tie statistical Information conia n
cd in this work, il viii be found 10 te irelueuly eidy-
eucd with historical aud biographical anecdotes which
have tcconna appropriate 10 tie localities descr,i ed
And the undersigned feel conf eD; that work Of In.
KIND, possessing the merits Of the above, will meet the
appreciation al the citizens of said counties, II has IN
dergoue thorough and critical examination by many Of
the frs literary Character, aud AIao Etor o papers
in tie States Of New ilmrshre add Masachuse,ts aud
been by them pronouneDd first rate iFork IL being
Complete Book Of reference and which may 10 al
geonsy stud 81 by thnso who desirous OF ne
qnaiung tem,eycs with the progress Of population.
manufactures AMI improvements IN the difIersot parts
Of the New Elgand States. And they are Of opinion
that this valuable WORK ought 10 be fJuDl in every
family circle in New EnslHnl.
Said work 90 be deilYeel su1icieni en-
eoaras smeut l. given.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

CONNECTICUT SEEAToR.-The House of Represen.
itives of the State of Connecticut have elected Thad
deus Belts Senator Of the United States, vice Hon
d. Kimberly resigned The Senate had not acted on
the subject II was supposed the Senate would be in
clined 70 elect Roger sherman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28
:, Z Q = II = =
ON TiiE
ms tory or IN CTFN r.
JEhu Al ( M.

Mn WARDEN D.
Repeatedly informs The Ladies' asd r:cptienrn 81
MS place, tia, be v the evening nf the ith day
ct Jane give Lecture co tie History Of Ancient Je
tuaAicm, Al The Count House The Lecture will br a.
Illustrated vita a. splendid
TRANSPARENT PAINTINGS,
Ifesrhiug various sccncs and recorded in the
HISTORY ci this once magnificent Cay Zach painting
wa ocrnpy surface Of nom - TO- 30 ssiaafe feet
Map OF Palestine rlan OF tho Ancient and Moisfn
CITY tce nj die Ancient CITY, Ne Walls Towers
ard Gates. i'an II solomon and ilerd rsnpe.
View Of Seianon's ard iicrod's fenpe Various
Paintings representing the costly furniture Of The TEN.
pie on large srae pfer 10 which the Tabernacle IN
The Wilderness viii be introduced with it, Ten, AID
rich vessels Lecture 10 Commence nj Ia bcints
ocludk precisely. Admtanee ~ cents only ---
Tickets 10 be had nj The door
The above Lecture has been attended by great
uuabef 81 Clcrrymen, OF different deuonnaious. who
have gwen IN their names, respectfully recommending
The above Lecture to the pubic worthy OF thor at
teninn and patronage and 10 particular being high
~ instructive Sabbath Schools aud the study Of
the Sacred Scriptures
O. Mr. ", lectures at Manchester Point 3o,h May,
West Dorset May 81, Wailinglord lat June
Mr. Innd lectures 90 the same subject at Mannhea.
ter MAY 30, Dandy May u, Clarendon 80 June.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

March of Enterprise. IA The Empisc State.
The New York papers contain an interesting state
ment showing the number OF miles of Canals and Rail
Roads that state completed and authorised together
with their capital, and whether by State Incorporated
companies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

mus, soon be oensummaisd and glorious eons,iio.
ton wil prove issclr nvularrhbe 70 say shock winch
the Ingenuity and device Of man can inven, to denol-
ish Il.
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Millinery & Drcss,maIing.

MFRS. s. DALE has just returned from New York
WI CITY with the latest fashions for Bonnes and
Dresses Likewise elegant and fashionable materials
for making Bonnets and Capes French and American
Artificial Flowers OF superior quality.
Walhngord, May %, 1889 s9i
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II. FOSTER.
SAMUEL ThLLhNT. r..
Agents for saiI work


STATE OF tEhlON Court Of Ihhneery. Jarua-
RUTLAND Corsrr,fs. ! ~ term, A. ID 1899.
VITHEII.As J. hn A. Conaui 81 Efse.lor, in the
w county Of Rutland alofetaid, aiiniDsratof, DC.
upon the estate q John akson, late 81 sai brandon.
deceased has the preset term 6lci he bIl IN Chan.
cnry sganst Elward Jack OF the sail Drspdon,
Hiram Harncr % iof kPort IN the State If New York.
AMI Atigai his wife. Henry slabbfns sBi Mary Ann his
WIFE, ol DacrAeli the State of Mtsa usstis SAILING
dat the "a ii John Jackson his hle nIs pui INTO tho
hHn5s o the sail Edward Jackson large amount al
property coos sting 81 goods nsd ehsirs, net AMI
other chooses 10 &c oa trua of the ben ~ At him tho
sid John Jaeks n and the rad Abigail Eufner. anil
Mary ion Sioib ns tagshleTs ~ the aid John aud
cor i plrp 81 dsraading the ersdtorr the w'dsw
tho other Ell llren Of the said John Jackson snI
praying ia this court would decree thai tho said III
wnrl Jackson shall ren Ter tree account 81 ~ The
property Pot nio biz hands ~ The Joa in bis M
time and that the may be delivered 10 The salL
Standardization. sod be eonsderees part IL ihe s,istr
q the said Jsln ~ Jeei TO the payment of the Jss
az ansi the said ADD The balance. any, he di
/ yslfd according 60 tie lava # his osste &c
The usisl process of fubpGna having t~tn grsnied.
tie raae was served the fsil Bl~sfd ouiy, WIN ar
I pcaiel by l. A,ley & Phelps hes seliriiou.
Z An the suiI Hiram Uafnsr s1i AZ gal BIS wife.
aud he saA lenTy -iebbeps a1d Mary i@n hss vile.
resd ne 4hcu a. IN State and not kasag tssn bashsd
Of 10, csnsgsencsn4es' Il sid Nil u s oSesed ~ ths
eosri hat hey b. noiiGel thereof by Isbas do <rt
stance Of sasa I'll with lss sF1eF 10 the kasn1 ttes&
siI yriated az Ruilsni, three weeks sasessssseiSs
last al which 10 BE- A. least six weeks prsysops ~
next term q this Cent 10 be held Al luils@l skEF
On tss Tasriay sent sftef The foofth IBee1~S4
a a lss0 AID dag iisereDf sss Owes. - -
80 ~
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G 90 DIS.

Il
y Boston and Now York, aud now opening, general
and splendid ortmeoi Of
e. o o DS,
collected with from the aiost Imroriaiions anil
Homo Manufacture, which viii bc sold AT unusually
low prices few articles onumorAtc1 "a follows,
Ito wiz Blue Black Brown Mixed Mulbctry. invi,i.
bic Green aud Dalia Broad Cloths Cessimeres OF MI
colors; 5atDoits; French Summer Clntlls, Ermini,
Doc Skin. Princetfa, White, aud Brown Linen. Ord.
hngs Hamilton Cloths, Mexican Mixed, Bucsskin
Fancy Blue, Brown and Green Drilliugs. aud many
other stuils for summer wear; Merino, E,hn tbuvgh,
Mcdallian, Rob Roy SILK. and other Shawls; Frcnoh
Englh and American Prins splendid patterns; Mouse
lano DE Inincs; Printed Lawns and Camhrcs Cam
brio Edgiues and lnsorlngs Cotton and thread Lace
hscti,ncs; swiss Figured and Plain Mnslins Book
and Mull do; Plain and Corded Camhrics aud Mislius
Black. White and Satinct and Quilting Lace French
Working Cotton Kid, Silk and lsenther Gloves silk.
Cotton and Worscd Hosiery, Linens Lnen Cnrnbrics
and Linen Cambria HIKE Lawns Fancy and Popgco
Hkf; Fig'd, Plain Colorcd Silks, for dresses; Black
and Blue black do Rich Grape and bonnet R,bbons
Scotch Ginghams I; Bomhazines; Silk and Cotton Vel
quality tailors trimmings Shoo,ings and Shr,ipss
Cotton Yarn, and groa, variety of American
uiacturod Goolf.
Crochery and Glass Ware; Hard
Ware and Cutlery.
Lnsecd OIL, Common aud Gorman Lead, sleo a great
variety OF Pants
ROCERlES,
as low tho lowest
Drngs aud Nelcipcs selected with care. His stock
comprises almost every article usually kept in country
store and having taken advantage both Of the Boston,
and New York markets, believes that he necommo
date the public good terms any store in tho
country.
Rutland May 18Th. 1882 2l-e3
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new GOODS! NEW G00DS!!
THE EXPERT ENT."

VOIIN STRONG has just returned from New York and
los'on where he purchased as good an assortment of
store liquors ercepied Alny of which IN store
and for sale at low prices any others Of equal quality
Among his assortment may be found assortment Of silks
figured and plan cOlord Mdrcalino do. for I,onncts,
large assortment OF bonnet Ribbons quite cheap; pongoc
ng linen cambria and fancy Iiandkercbics black last
ing and Italian Crava,s b8ck aud blue biacL Silk Vel
vets black bobiuot and silk Blond Lace cambric and
linen ms er,inR and edgag whsker blond quilting
nent Of Ladies Gloves kid linen and cot
ton plain and open work also Gents do silk laccs, wore.
ted and silk brlds athcr fans hooks and eyes 1000 yds
Calico French, English aud American. all styles, colors
and linen; large assortment Of Hosiery cotton linen silk
al irodeqnnsj 1900 yds shoetings padding,
brown and black linen. colord cambrcs, furniture prints
bisl'op lawn long lawn, teslings &C.
CLOTHS AND CASsIMEREs
good assortment of green brown blue cadet mi1d
adelaide and wool dy Broadclot blue black mix and
brown Cassimoroj Ggutd satin ycsing plain do and q
large assortment Of light coord dol elastic braces and
ton dos cotton t,gs, pearl buttons silk and twist stay
binding, sAein cotton, paent thread, umbrellas &c.
E0SiHefS Of an Kinds, sizes and
prices:
;,;s:;:ss.qLSO,:a;.;ai
CrOckery, Glass Ware
and
II n II u ~ Il Il T.,
Among which may be found and shcafs, carpet
and ni hammersj tooth hearth, hair, pant shoe and
horse brushes lead pencils lockwood rules two four od
snuff and motto boxes table and butts
ron braces SAND paper large assof'mepi Of Gea web
hand, aHd ron backd SAVE; sheep shears various styles
sad irons clothes lines sckles. hammers, gun worms
knives aaa iorts pen snd pocket knives, &c.
GK d 9 T. RIES
OF al kinds except the Aydeng-aud having len OF tic
share of the csso Of those 30 have traded will
me account of ny having kept H.
FLOUR, fiSH and SAT-.
And al those things constantly hand Pogso call
Rutland, May 10, 1899
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Carpenters and Joiner's Tools

Fine and common handsaws, iron back saws cross
cut saws plyers, sieel aud common compasses. hand
viscs, mll Smiths cabinet aud square, small Hat files
pnten, and common setis. drawing knives, patent
squares, compass saws, carpenters hammers, cbsses
assorted from iS 10 IL inch, framing chiscls 9 10
inch double, single and cut plain irons patent and
common screw augurs, spun and common bit augurs,
smooth, jack fore and joners planes; arm
pioughs, beading plains match plains, screw drivers
scratch avis centre and pod bits; b atoeks with and
without bits; whip saws, wood saws try squares
&c, together with many o,ier articles
naking the most complete assortment of hardware be
found in the country Nearly all the articles are new
md ofsuperor quality.
--"nALSO;t--
loo boxes 6 by and BY window glass; 5000 lbs.
Gu, and wrought nails, superior article, 5000 lights
by 9, by window sash, ior 10, 20 and "a light
dows
4 ID doz LIST quality shovels Trace chains.
Rutland, May, IL 1889. t'2i
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NE w 90 IDS.

lust received by JAMES BARRETT, Jr, from
y Boston and Now York, aud now opening, general
and spendd as. nrfuient al