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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

Tae Case brought in the New York
circuit Court by an individual to recover
lama ges oftho Harlem Rail Road Company
~ the loss of his son, killed in the fall of
1899, has recovered sir cents damages and
costs. Prior to the decision OF the case,
Inc Company offered to compromise by
nNyiug one thousand five hundred dollars
md costs 10 the father.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01
\ L w GOODS.
L E E & WSLEE

Have just received from New York,
large and splendid assortment Of goods,
consisting in part of the following articles,
viz: blue, blue black, brown, olive, mixed
Broad Cloths; blue, blue black, and fancy
cold Cassimercs; blue, drab and mixed
Sattinetts; kerseys; Moleskins; Kentucky
Jeans; ribbed and plain Gambroon. Grape
Camlcts; Mexican Mixtures; silk Velvet;
plain and fg'd Satins; Bombasines; black
Italian dress Silk; blue black do. blue black
fg'd do. erode Rhine; fig'd erode Swiss;
Poult desoue; COLD Gro de nap; fig'd do.
bonnet Silks; embossed and cold Satins;
a large assortment Of fancy Ildkfs; wash
blond Lace; Ladies' frilcd Collars; white
and pink Grapes; thread and bobbinett cdg-
ings; footings; black and white Lace; plain
ig'd Swiss and book MusIins; long Lawn;
printed Lawn; Bishop Lawn; French Mus
Inns; printed Muslins; cotton Fringe; ladies
and gents Kid Gloves; black and white
Silk; cotton and linen Gloves, Cambrcs
&c. &c.
100 pieces Calico, furniture Go.
Shcetings and Shirtlngs, Gingnams,
Apron Check, Irish linen,
Brown linen, brown Holland,
Padding, canvass, cold cambrics,
White flannel, red do.
Bed tickings. double foundations,
Linen cambria hdkfs, spool thread,
Linen thread, coat and vest buttons,
Pearl buttons, Italian cravats,
Bonnet and cap rhbonds, galoons,
Coat cord, silk binding, silk braids,
Bon and pongeo hdkfs,
Ladies and gents Gotten and worstcd
Hose.
ARE NOW RECEIVING
e4 large assortment Of EEsys'(g-
es'9s.'P, Groceries, E'M&ASFS,
fg2aI OTIS.
Southport. Jnne |, 1871.
F4HIL Y GROCERIES,.
q GOOD assortment just received and for sale
IA a smal ad valce from New York cos. adding
tranSportation) by BLISH & WHITNEY.
Southport May Dist, 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
"TIIE FLORIDA WAR"


ms matNG'o's ctusaue against hahdui OF sa'a
sesS 'c''''"y an an"ihoy III VIC history oil peHl8er
Sm "PeIal"hs never nave we seen sucn cosby means
connected Mlth such lhsotious enGs' loucmng the
tPehscs OF ''S warfare INC 'otlua tread mas 'he
'o.o"i'g esu'ha'eS'
saying ho,hlhg OF sugar CoHee' potatoes pfe"|ed
o''9H' sour "r"G' ana Such lke IuNnnes' 'he biscuit
sno me PORK 10 DC consumed oy NE regular army IN
fot,o', 'nis WINTER VIII "elsn 'crTn 'i"eS more man
o'' me I1dia,S men women ana chldreh remaining IN
W. .c''''of
me faohs Tor nom regulars ana volunteers is zen
vines 'nelt Neieht
INC iotage OF INC hoTses Is Se'e"yJoW lines me
"JSn'
- "'.' any 'u'o'" III history OF an army mat IA
unt "'"ISI' 'c'"Weu IN 1000 "S",YJ""r 'UneS 'he
"1 Is Oh an e"ui' opposing enemy
ll1D "o army mar'hed ny boh2parc ln'o RUSSIA
D.tu Us 'oac'o1S as compared 10 inc numbers OF me
ha"on opposed the transport OF forage and lauons'
mou.l nave required 2o9'SOo shlps OF 200 tons each
mlnnc' oY elS' mlhons ciEhlN.iour inoHsand sailors
N"'H eqn'. 10 lou uGe'>' e''h OF Inc SIZE oil me
""u'c ptW'sn navy CoipIheu' or zen hes Tue ION
s 81 ',' 'G sH'ls III ''g "o''") ~ mn
tooH '"9 Huh'feu thousand Wagons uf'Wh 10y '"02
nu"4'eu s'A'i -e'E"' m'.ols CIsW Hunuied 'housahi
..'S's, "hIn Allowing my l.ol lof e3'" Wagon ana
Team, would make train 100000 miles long, or 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
LITERARY NOTICE. =

The owner Of the Museum Tor October, and Novcm-
bcr 1899 and January $50 Nil consider himself under
great obligations 20 bis friends r they will allow hlm
the loan Of those numbers for sufficient time just to
cct Them bound.
lie returns bis thanks 20 ll the hto deay' who have
eii the maiAs OF their love and affection upon he pa
pes and covers OF those volume, returned and also Tor
their of1elrancc 10 leaving tIm many interesting
half leaves far hs perl,sI And Boz respectfully sug-
cosis whether Tho Mother a. Home, OF Toe Pm
den, House Keeper would not he quite useful com
pauon. ior hI, 5a5,, sha can't read, and Tor sam,
ol. one, " m Ce0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

lloNEy CURE FOR THE Gravel. The following,
which appeared originally in the Liverpool Courier,
may prove servlceabe to some OF our readers --
About iwenty-seven years ago (savs correspondent
was much afflicted with the gravel, and twice in Sc
rlous danger from small stones lodging in the passage
| met with gentleman who had been in my situation,
and had got rid Of that disorder by sweecning
remedy, and found II ecCaal After being fully clear
OF my disease about ten years declined taking honey,
and In about three months had voen, fit of my old
complaints then renewed my practice of taking honey
m my tea and have not for the last seventeen years
had the smallest symptom Of the gravel ! have re-
commended my prescription to many Of my acquain-
tancc, and have never known il 70 lail.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

ea~ti ~ tu rg4 froo-Ihc Portland Argus fc.
,, Or smasne cas-, ir which tre-1f boo uH ciy
reItc8 what Boz asked iaf hgi uoi what be wished
4 fcw days ego, a Sofa grown able bodied man pie
r,ra ilusclf a. ,he boot 81 one 81 cur citizens and
c.sc tbc lady ol tsc house 10 gave him jvo cents
y remarked i4ai .'io bad rorr and cnqurcd what Doe
.ri,d of ihcm TO boy tosr oi castor oI marin.
%, ihc rcIi,) iof ] ava dreadful SICK"
~, lady ha1 NO cents, bot Sic had plenty oC obi and
, prepared hiu $50 dose lie iucd hard go Get
cuscd lf0mlallug i' bu, Size ~, huu. be- WAS a
h man. ard d must so down Tic loaics found hc
y caught 20 lus own tfap and where be mean, 90
tc glass ~ l.sgn,. Dec cot dose of ph,sIc bui.
s.os a ,Ituc of necessity, and elth suuIv wr "a.
B hc &. Hci % DOWN and cleared Hen uoi cal. at
!, house a-a.. $50 alfc saw.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

VIRGINIA SPuNK. Charles Curry, who recently alb
squatulaed with funds drawn from the lthica On "
Bank by means Of false check, arrested at
Wheeling Virginia. but the authorities refused to give
him up a requison from the Governor of the State
OF \. Y, because the latter unconary had refused TO
give up certain sea captain, charged with carrying
away slaves from Virginia. What glorious spirit il
evinces, to do wrong because think others do
wrong, There is a kind of childish revenge display
ed by the Virginia authorities, unworthy the name of
the Ancient Dominion, -BoSiOn Daiiy Mail.
ERRoR.-The captain demanded by the
authorities of Va it only three coiorcd men, part
Of the crew the vessel, and they only who were de
manded,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
"THE WORLD OF MUSIC"

This periodical by Moore & Fulton Bellows Fills, VI has
commenced It's second volume The publication Of paper
Of Vermont exclusively devoted tho Of
Music original idea with the FIRST named publisher
and on it, first appearance predicted for TIA short life and
death, but glad pass its infancy and
rper asc applron,Iy sound and healthy condition We
certainly conceive Of good reason WHY Ncrnont. The
gent and reading State tie Union should not lib
Grady sustain such catcprzo 10 regard to intrinsic
Musical Manual incompetent speak and
only s7yal Is well spoken Of by Tie press universally
that tie aarcc Of and talented composers ongas-
odllat will and forward subscriptions money
Coz 800, Who m1y ~.' TO suLserbethat specimen be-
oHcehai iac pfre s 81 Tor copy, SlO or
twelve copies per yabe To- ai,anccand la wish
success 10 the outcapfte.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
DIED,

In IIuisborough, y. II, on tho TN inst, Dr. James
NJ. Reed, Of this town. DR.. Reed was extensively
known IN this State, as practical Dentist, and was
universally respected and beloved for hi, kindness Of
heart lie left US but few days ago on a profession.
a tour, IA ordinary heal,h seems bot Yesterday and
to-day we follow his remains to the gfaye.-Nashua
Tcicgrapi.
Dr Reed was formerly n residcn, Of this town. son
Of Dr. Daniel Reed lie died from attack Of bill
ious choc, ia the iouyiouuh year Of hi, age It IS
great consolation 10 his friends know that his last
hours were peaceful and quiet, supported by the hope
and prospect Of home 10 the mansions Of eternal rest
Cam.
IN Shoreham, on tho 18Th u.t., Mrs Belsey s.
Wright, wife of Samuel right aged 29.-Pnntcrs in
\ \. and Penn are requested. DC.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Tur Cu,rrrsrovN NpSsTHY The Legislature n Mas.
by Of 01 20 &c. haze adHty PoHod ihe Catholic
Nuuner question. wA e noiouau aris before he people
Or Massaouscis which ed destruction appfehehd
The ~l be- defHtif enough before tie continued
petitions o. Pp % eats wall persuade tboH 10 o5sd the In
stoa eut, allow beng d0neby ollcfs fcuy are
dpo,d % ,s4re toe Legislature for rs roufs or 10 smpa
81 ub te Cathoos repeatedly feque,i them 10 OBJ
au information concerning c Hatufe Of these 'n'itgons b,
psrusu. Mss Reed, Sn Mon'is Convent Il not salts
aed then Of ~ Of Pau'on iNe nus'' p'o'u-
ioa i-Sri rastos one rfr. -. Mans A"rs' Avfsi 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

VAS BuRuNIsM Tie Supreme Court Of the Van Buren,
Democratic Reform State OF Illinois has made tho
decision that nndtaHsed Foreigners shah hare light 10
rofe in that State No ephhct foul enough to be applied
the Judges who made this decision Thomas II Benton
who started this principle in clause Of his pcomp,on bill
which provides that foreigners squatug the government
lands be they who what they may shalt be Immediately
titled the privileges Of the ballot box That conGcuraon Of
circumstances has taken place political afrs which
will fully bring the secret and disguised spirit Of ocnsm
Let Imagine that the party have become dhanded
made final from the field Of action cy have only
fallen back little get under the better organize
for conflict desperate than the preceding cnton
lead Illinois has followed suit and every other Van Hurcn
State will, our word for it, do the same this game Of lie
gal and voting Foreigners votes what the
loco party have had and wha, they determined
have. law law and they viii heaven and earth for
the asceHdancy the presidential election Every thing
pertaining 10 them ind Gates this determination,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
NEVER LOOK SAD.

Never look sad, nothing so bad
AS getting familiar with sorrow
Treat him to-day in a cavalier way
And he'll seek other quarters tomorrow
Long you'd not weep could you but keep
At the bright side of every trial;
Fortune, you'll find is often most kind
When chilling your hopes with denial.
Let the sad day carry away
lis own little burden Of sorrow,
Or YOU may miss half of the bliss
That comes in the lap ofto-morrow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
81 VIC itffANa
MORE Evidence

Ma Ertros Having observed touf remarks upon
the communica alton OF - c. .la,ing your reasons ot
surprising hm 60 De- the author ot certain letter &C.
have thought proper furnish YOU with some other
evidence n relation 90 o. II So happened ih5i on sun
day. previous 10 thc MONDAY night on Which sand letter
was dropprd q man was wishing GO see John Jan
that he hjm go into thc tavern ln Tins place and
soon followed hm %, aud on nQuuuG i1t sand "J C..
told that hc bad lust takCn pen aud uk 1nd rcurcd
TO the Hall to do some wuunC--au uHurnal wdrr fer
ang PRISON 10 CO. uHirss faf rrr7,v there was then
desk ~ the har-room and table iu the dining room
adjoining where people generally dad their writing
tua, SAID person went In,o ho Hal, and entering.
saw John Cain writing something, that he instantly
hu>hcd up bis papers. slipping The one ou"hich he was
whiting under aud kept It hid until the person ch the
room. The letter found, was written with blue Wh-a
strong circumstance as no 40 town, at the time
was known to have blue nk, except hc tavern keeper
To- which have alluded.
ly the kindness ola friend, obtained another letter
Of John Cams and comparing said letters, there APP
peared 10 hc sta,i d,sUGi1.ifV 40 tc main body o
the letter, but the date and place purporng TO have
been written in, there was perfect SIMILARITY 80 iha
a child might have detected it,
Yours, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

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TO-, 10 ,..,l , d., .,..t, d., -4,, ,o ,i,rt o,,od, "a
r,,,i,,, should h.. Inn, ,, ,,c, or for ali letter.
49,, ,,t. o, ,,it ,o~o u ,.,.t, lac ,,, 5,.,,ne, within
&C. t,,l ,t,, p, ,or,, g., ,, d.,,,rc o,,, $40 mile,
10 cent?. an br aJ5,,on ~ five cent. fr every succeeding
b,lfoz IN tho fi .,,occ and 10 GENTS tic second an
All p,eie5 matter ia lo cl,r,cd pi and p,d In advance
jtb That am ,cept in each Of The atcct states boud lie en-
Moved in ayclpc instuepg matchmaker. IN their duties
looking o0cr tcr an their DISCHARGE Of duv prop,,ipr new
rou, post offices sc 9th That an armed guard should be
10 each impor,,nt maj, rou 7th That editors Of
papcr should not receive cbanee te Nj Ptt seems
10 Lave made prctt, tbooupb ,,c,,ton IN the business Of
m ,s ht e have go, to lao convinced ,f tho pton,cty of
,on,c m NOS, ,s,cr amer those Of the old count,y for
tho ,c,o tina, them ,,c, , III ,corc IN tho
csct,,o, Of on, ,e,,,pd ,ci,s ovcr which mai, are
,.....,.i ,,,. o,,o, c .,,,.. to. 80 ,..,,, d,,,,,
or,,c ,ho method c en- ds Il, and ~, ,,,o,r,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

For the Herald.
The Interchangeable Response fer March 18th, 1871
The 1.-TWO PoLTlrs' ailoat-her gaantry hail
Her hull Is live oak and never will fail
New MASS p and new MAN1LrD, her banner unlurld
The day-star of FREEDOM all over the world
Borne of from the mud, CORRUPTION and WORMS,
She can dance on the waves and weather the storms
k~G Cabs Boy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

THr AuNy AN MiLITiA or rur u>urD Sr,rEs.-
In the somewhat critical condition oi our relations with
Great Britain, The inquiry becomes luiCIcs,ug-whaI
s the dsVosahle uIgr of he United STATE, a, The pres
en' moment The o.6c.l, Amy Register .or IsiI,
"ach haas just Jesa p4b.ished, furnishes go answer 90
hal qucfy so ilf % least. 90 tnc number ui mou
ea.sicd and enrolled Ga our Army and Militia aba
~ D4.lg Adserss,r.
~ he Regular fray, the General St1f number. s.,
Neccsi Department numbers. .
Paw 10
igrf-,'r: :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

The Temperance M,'g tcJ AZ Ca'tIeton The 2lh y,
respectfully suoadcd. There evidently appeared be
waking up Of ohers Ao II meeting ~
uncommon interest much 'h3t resolved 90 hold
another by adjournment ne place the 0th day ~
March These gathorrss Of c people o the purpose Of
consulting together aHd asatrg ne subjects connected with
the Temperance operations ora' importance end should
be vol attended. CoN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

The British Colonst Official paper of Feb. Sd,
says that Gov Arthur has forwarded dispatches to
the Governor General and also to Mr. Fox, British
Minister at Washington, in reference to recent pro-
ceedings which took place at Lockpou in relation to
Nc Leod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
THE NEW SENATE.

..rctrI is a correct list of the members thus far
.iss 90 rc moss senate of thc United States. com
r-r. lh 81 Match next, or who bold over from PFC
IS wears Those Iu italics are Wings
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
RrTLANp CnTNTY RIRLE sOcIETY

4 meeting Of this Society is appointed on Wednes-
day, March 81. clock T. VI n Tie South Church 10
tins village sermon may be expected by the Rev.
v r. llo,clkiss, OF Pou,iuey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Tho uctj meeting ct The Hat Clarendon BefNI
,ti,n'c will bo holden % tho meeting huu~o w tho1
on Thursday evening. March I'm ~ SCI
Question. -"Do the Scriptures Of the ud sn1
Tcslamcnis cougicnancc the holding of humaa
a. slaNcsf" e T.. llEWFS SecretI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
Eie,iion 3lst Of March
EoR CoUNcIL % CrNsoRs.
NOTICE.

Persons ofdonF disoonuuauce of their papers who have
no, pad up respectfully referred to the Terms
the first p1ec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

ellis, Feb. -, 1911.

NcIIs, TcO. =, III.
1t obligatory to confront thu. strong eireum,tar
a evidence, hc Ne able; columns open for hun We
have personal tho affair. having charged him
publicly with being the author Of tho letter question and #
he be innocent nccro, be hoped be clear up cir
cumstances adverse TO hmbu guilty should bear the full
force Of public indignation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
MARRIED,

At West Rutland, on the 23d ult, bv Rev John \
Hicks, Mr. Stephen II. Crosman Of Willlston, to
Charlotte, daughter Of Mr.. Porter Howe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

OF the 30 Senators elected - are Wings and %
Van Buren, men. The three vacancies VIII mostly.
perhaps all, be filed by Wings. 4 Wing Senator
will also be elected IN Tennessee, when the Iegsla-
turc meets which believe IS next ia in place of
Mr.. Nicholson '. b, who has been temporarily APP
pointed by the Governor, as successor to Felix Grun-
dy deceased
n, appointment Of Governor Holds Office til nett meet
!rl Of thr Legislature.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

t0frcrfCdT
y w Go O d $. !
TIME subscribers have received from New York yeners
assortment OF GOODS adapted the season ~onsiise1
part Of Blue Black Brown Invblc Green andteel Mtt
Broad Cloths, light dark and fancy Ch-sneesi f,shonsts
Ncngs Pilot and eiycr Cloth. cor French snd
English Mc'noes hgd Alpncs Mnusrre do Lane. IIomhs
plain aud zig tircass1ns wool Shlws Dress idk6s
black blue black and light silks Enr-h aud American Ptnts
Beiched Goods, SC. Sc Hardware Cutlery; all kinds OF
family Groceries! &c. OILS. Pants aed dye stuHs.
The above Goods will DC disposed low for Cash Pro-
approved Credit be had elsewhere
ing friends have pad Cash for their goods Purchasers ate
requested TO call and EXAMINE Tar themselves.
Il.S s. w. HODGES.
Castlettn Nov Q, 1870. T-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02
- New Line, II
TAILORING. SHOE
Over the Dry Goods Store Of Daniels &

rINIE undes rncd prescott. hs respects TO The iohsu
he has taken mp pctmsncn, sbodc ~ the piane
above business, and Ia prepared TO engage business
lnc and
20 ms WORK
IA manner superior to the pteyiops custom Of the
Garments Of al sorts and descriptions, from yes(4
Over Co,t cut and made OF cut tor others 10 maks
sub ,cork ought 90 be dpn,, RIA EXACTLY RiGHE.
lie would say OF his system OF CUTTING, uiat TT
Anew, different and better principle than any
known 10 tatlots ~ this part Of the country Nv hse
garment Is made fi-aB LNF.4LtIBLE FIT
NJ 10 hf shape be the shape what It my
\ u orders for work IN his Inc pro np'ly net.
will be ready when promised extraordinary prossae
excepted Terms reasonable as other shops In ~
cinIty
Wanted Immediately, and Must Iiavd
THREE First Rate Joutncyman Tailors. Tho14|
understand their business, and those only, need ~
To such, good wages will be given.
Rutland March ., $40
VA the subscribers being appointed b. the Hou|
w bate court for the district OF Falthsvcn, comme
to receive, and adjust all claims and deu
/ OF all persons against the state Of
JOSEPH w PLUMB.
late'of Pouncy, in sad district deceased, rcpresent
insolvcnt aud also all claims and drmipd. eshibits
offset thereto; and months from tho Goth day Of II
AIRY inst being allowed by said for that purpose
do therefore hereby give notice thStwe viii attend
business ot our said appointment, at the dwelling
OF David Dewey n Poultney on the 2nd Tuesday Of
= from o'clock until o'clock, I NJ ON said day,
Hnhs Si NLEyh' comm.e-
30 Poultncy, March .; tsIi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

CoTs ~ Enrlnccrs
Corps oi Typographical Engineer n-macrS,
Ordnance Dopaumtn, numbers.
. Regis Dragons
Aulcy
i1iaurs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

Gar BUCKETS Two Hundred SAP BUCKETS for
- sale by DANIELS g. BELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

lOIN STRONG has hand and offers Gr s,lo au,n,tv
- of tho well known PcnGcd Iron manufactured ~ Crown
loint leb I'D lHll 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-02

VI Cooper autlar o' i.ast Of us M'acsr' Soy 'ra'-
s. has nes', completed aooihet Wot o'miaf eharae.
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caso.c, taal ,rsfedulout procure 10 OLD vok th,ed
% usatf hey 10 roprf, ~uuea by hHwao Catholic
priest amer hs eon,ertoa 20 rtoosla0tsfy yet uocourne
consult hi,,oy c hundrd ,ear' rattrulaf''
ua, Of France Aad Spss sod e,,p chart, 10Y ropsV q"
ttiui.ofs sill le snuiia'iiod.
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y OF &C.
INOR Sale small farm and Carding and Clothing es.
l. Enlistment, well situated for manufactur ng Good
machinery tools and buildings and good wood lot The
farm Situated IN the village OF Bakers Corners Green
hrld, Saratoga Coz miles from Saratoga Springs
The property will be sold either the whole the stand
scp1rhtely; and team be had bargain For further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
GEORGE RiDDELL.
Greenfield, Bakers Corners Feb %, l-iI. so
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eau dTon X cities.
pURT MASON have for sale 30 l. q and 4 Csv,
ID dfon Kettles
Rutland, Feb ~, 1S4t. 40
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H. Hh' SkWAY would iuG.re1 those needing hi. pro.
e''h'nal services. hat be vii he In Rstl,sd agas 10
yofed ssIth ' -" "' - -
kpuaad. Feb Isl IeH 10
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! o n.

RIRT & MASON have for sale 1000 lbs Crown Point
ID lr0n suitable Tor Backsmths use at reduced prie,
Rutland Feb ~, l-iI s-l0
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EHE House and Bakery formerly owncdbyF Pratt,
4 Co, offered Tor sale. The house has teen lately
repaired and IN good condition. and the Bakehouse 10
new building large and commodous and convenient for
any mechanical business The premises will be sold ch-,p
aud possession ven IN the first Of April nru
Rutland, Feb p, lGll $40 BURT Z. MASON