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Farther Particulars,

Concerning the Murder Of Mss Roger,
we have Just space enough FOR condensed statement
OF some new and imporan, developments in this horrd
"""Socuoh Ihe authorities have without doubt now rot
upon The night track. Joseph W. Morse the individual
VINO was seen IN her company (and quar,ag ch
oboken, and who Immediately fled The CITY was arrested
at Holden, Mass and brought back for examination Let
efs addressed to HIM from n Y intercepted con.
tanning information that he was suspected cauon,pg him
to shave of his Vhskers and otherwise disguise himself
Daniel Paine, TO whom tho murdered cirl was 10 have
been married. is supposed TO be the writer Of the t,
ana suspicious have been entertained against him ever
since he made his affidavit before the Court His vbols
conduct appears 10 have been singuary ind erent and
u"io'et-Hhe' Nhle the mysterious absence Of the pr
was creating the greatest alarm among her -s he cool
Iy went about his usual business; and when news ,y,s
brought him that her body had been founl in In. water
near the oboken shore, he did not even 70 there
on about his business
We do not see II stated that Paine is under arrest bnt
oS' hey Is Morse is undergoing examination
before the Upper Police Court;
1t is altogether the most horrible instance n br,.I,
On record. The physician who made post norton o..
animation Of the body states that it bore unerrin cvd
OF having been barbarousy violated by more than three ~
'ouf dIuefenl men in succession Discolorations wc.
''"u ABOUT the mouth neck, wrists &c. though she
"1' oeeh bound aud gaggedpofons the under dress
were tom away, probably to make bands and oegs oC
cora was accidentally discovered tied tightly around the
h'cK and entirely imbedded in the esd and the suppo.i
uoh 49, that towards be last Of The tragedy the sufferer
ianted aud in that condition the cord was tied TO p,.ve
fuf" Of eonscousnesr and that when dead the body was
thrown into the water.
morse Just before leaving the city, had quarrel with
ms vile, which he probably brought about to furnish him
WIN an excuse Tor 20 abruptly Ascending if be should
afterwards need one When upprehendcd he inquired.
"Na' 'h'' arrest ior and was answered abusing
your "ie' % Is that al' said Morse, apparently feel
ing much relieved by the intelligence
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keep il Before the PeOplc."

That when Wing measure is likely 10 trey,l H.
nobc-souled, pure-h hearted, Jefler.onian Wssbin,,
double purified, thrice sanctfed "democrstlc" loco M
usually endeavor to engral upon il some o1ion, t,,
Tor the express purpose Of railing at the Wings for
bad laws!
We have not yet forgotten similar piece Of mpud,,,
which these miserable wire pullers perpeat-d on til, ri,
onon to pay the salary OF the lanened Harrison II h
surviving family. AS ms IT was discovered IA, o
measure was like to meet favorable reception pp ,s
one OF these little puppies and barks out an umendme,
ny Mr. OSte i'eo thousand doiia, for his famous
diture speech
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the nccessatie, Of lie, point him TO the ,s,,., .
thanicl Cl,aord,a loco representative, r,u.r5,..N
TO b. included iot tariff duties, -
rur rGrRAcr.
"Thero is one feature In which The ro,cr-.,
particularly Objectionable to mos, of the VIII. y
tax on tea and coffee. The Wing nc7i,.. '' 3
caucus on this subject, atwhich larro n5.,....
mined that tea anl coffee should be- ctcu,-i o. TO
ton. Accordingly, when the till was un3s, ~. 10
alton in tho committee OF the Whole. Mr. La
Pa rrcmiaen, Wing member moved q, 80
bill by adding tea and coffee 10 the list ofrprt,
cles. Before the question could De taken s- a.. V
osition, Mr. Clifford of Maine, a leading l.-, ''
ready parliamentary taciican (haviug been ,..
one branch of the legislature OF Maiuc) ie,,,.
moved to amend the amendment Of Mr. Isv,,.
adding to tea aud coffee, the items Of .su,,, b.
and salt The whole loco foco patty u,,,
with Mr.. Nathaniel Clifford in voting IA, ,, -''
moni to tho amendment, and in conunr,i.,. 49,.
OF the ultraiariil Wings as wished tea and c.s.. "
taxed, carried the amendment The WbIe,v...
placed in very awkward prcdicamcut. 6,r.
they in vain attempted TO cxircatc ,hcmssl,,. !,
Winthrop Of Boston called for dni,,o, a..
question on the amendment as amended So 3,
sent the question separately, but the chair ,c,y-
ly decided that the vote Of the committee ha,r. Y.
them together tho chair could not put them a. y.
The Wing party were thus compelled oithcrm,..l
the entire proposition vote the whole down ~
these circumstances they could not hesitate .,,...
entirely. And thus it comes 10 pass that by ',r.,
manocuvrc Of the loco focos, tea and coffee Alp, d..
taxed And yet with these facts staring then .,
face, should not be surprised If the locos bad p.t
dIhood to attempt To raise outcry against the W.,
for taxing articles which entered into the consen,r
oftho poor hope you will keep these fact, ma,
nenty before the public, and let the people Sc. 4
measures which are to be resortcd TO to make pou-
IL -
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The Cat out of the Bag.

ne prediction contained in the following from the
Richmond Wing published at the time O: The t,,..,,
- no" 'eiiArd 10 the letter The loco presses
as4,'''"s 'u''y against the Ways for pfoposng 10
'1 on Tue 'Aeeessatts u life. l1s they lad t,rcesd
'"sY 'o"''Den' just Low, 10 call tea and coffee III.
~, vac ''''" eAH'et that the srte. tea, coffee.
July Al THE lNsIIGATION OFApAI.,r,,[,',., e'
The tables ere 80 completely turned uooo ,te,.
ihle political gamblers By ll.s fact Ia, 49,.
nave several Insertions 80 cur paper Petbs1. ..'
A'eP ''ia7aig a'tee a. long as HE lie II ,,,.,.
80 AsP' 'y 'Ar opposition Pfess. though 70, ,ol...
'-A' We 90 not 1i'4s it out in big espls., ree ,,l,,
L, i'' 'i., @sa pre- pre- : : : E & g g .
serve copy paste huP N L!s house or shoo. and Nh
ATTACKED BY some tfaShng loco about wh,g s,.,,,o 90
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! Her wefe nov assembled. and had much diff.
e"''F, ~ preventing tho mob, many II them
s'fncd' from executing summary vengeance on
The moral oulprt.
The Grand Duchess S,cphane. with her
voii kn""n goodness II heart ha, taken the
ohiidron under hcf protection, and large sub.
,,e''p'ion has been made for them by tic opu
ieut mere hants Of the city.
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Printed Votes.

Orders for State and County Votes will be supplied
in any quantity for % cents per hundred if such or
ders attended with the cash Let those towns that
intend 10 obtain Votes send in their orders early that
we may know what quantity ofpaper to run of.
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State. Of ,ias Union, with OF wbou, their consent
principle 10 which have already heretofore been OPP
posed. ard which can never obtain my sanction. And
waving 81 ohef considerations growing Of its 9th
provisions. return Il to the House ia which u orr
ginaied, with these nv objections TO It's approval
JOHN TYLER.
WAsniNnrnH A,rrsi L. 1911
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iafnal Election return have been received from no.
tennessee Indiana and Alabama, thus far showing some
''"''"uuon Of 'he Wing nsIorues In Illinois the ques.
ton, as usual, turned matters Of local a,r,e, t.
Kentucky, the Wings sweep all before them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-24

MEssRs, EDlToRs. Sirs-As your paper like 9TH.
country papers Is more particularly intended for IA.
iafmer' and consequently any thing intended to q.
vance The farmers interest being worthy place u,
columns take the liberty Of addressing you the h
loving communication, which is extract from The
WlIks Co. (Geo) News, with other information hu
nave obtained and the experience that have had tn.
past season IN raising The grain alluded To-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-14
CONDITION OF THE WORKING CLAS-
SES OF GREAT BRITAIN.

The reports of the House Of Comun ~ upon
the condition OF the working classes OF Great
Britain. present a picture appalling and truly
horifying. These reports are irrefragable ev-
licences OF the physical and moral degradation
oil abe working aud humblcr classes of Great
Britain, and are, no doubt, the slleu, causes of
the late, and indeed present dissatisfied and
disturbed state OF the people for nothing SO
quickly e,okcs from its mufky habitations the
spirit Of revolt, a. poverty. The following is
a condensed statement OF the returns contain
ed in the reports alluded TO:
Nottingham has a population of 50,OOo.-
Within the town, which consists of II 900
houses, there are from 1000 60 1000 be il
hack to back. When the cholera ragged, ma
nv rows o. houses were found to be placed
upon drains, which were shallow, and SIMPLY
covered with the boards Of the sitting room
floors. These, when SHRINK by heat, allowed
noriou. smells o. rise. The health aud NOR,
ais Of The residents suffered greatly from The
state OF their dwellings. Liverpool popuIA
ton consists Of 10000. There are in the
borough Of Liverpool 1862 inhabited cellars
dark, damp, confined. AL yentllnted. and df
". These cellars contain one fifth al III,
weskias classes, being -, 900 persons, and o
the whole population III contain one sey
enlh. There are 2,a7o courts, IN which ther'
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,eyiiv s.asas4, asd seus at an erPsass n 'srrai "'"'
ssaS deDars
Ransssssr rkst -ths sfs-Sad NE eefie~'
PRiNcirAL OrrIGk.
sn g,o,8u.y. appcsiie ire City Hall, New York.
n Z DrrtcF,
Io-HANOVER
uJ~oyiSLD
Place 10 BOSTON Tor these uuly excellent rus
n BRANERETH, VI. D.
Entered according to act Of Congress, IN the year lssi
~ n.oi.min prandreth, in the CIerkis Office of the DIS
Incl Csun Of the Southern District Of New York;
r-~NRNER purchase Bran lreth Pills in Rutland Coun-
y but Of the following regular sgents inrntss VI" 0""'
Rutland, JAMES ENhhSoN,
Panels Slason,
Brandon. Jackson 4 ketchum,
Clarendon, Hitchcock q Morgan,
SHodges & Hawkins,
'AS''e'"n' T.. Jameson.
:. Il \. J. Smith,
Dandy, r + Rogers.
Fairhavcn, a 81 G. Allen,
Huhiardton, Abiiah Abbott,
.MdJletown. :. C. Bruce,
NJ Holly, Rufus Crowley,
Orwell, I, Calm
Pitsield, Mauhews& Davis,
Pawlet, WIN u. Sheldon,
Ptustord, Henry Simonds,
A. Biss,
iouN"ry' J Lcfingwell,
Shetburnp, Il, Markham,
Shire wsbury, Marsh a Brown,
Sudbury, Ira Bingham,
Tinmouth, n. W. Sawyer,
m.u (S. Townsend, Jr.
"""s"'' (Lapham, Vail, 4 Co.
Wells. Allen Grover,
West Haven, $ ID. Alfred,
Whitehall, n. Y. Day II Moody,
As you value health, buy OF no others IN Rutlsn
County. 2g-Iy
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WILLL1M WRfGHT'S
! dian Purgative Pills,
.r EN,J, HontIIo
Entirely VegftaJfo,

Manufactured under the immediate superintendance of
William Wright, Vice President of the
North american College Of Heahh.
For the treatment and cure of diseases in the form Of
Id lious and nervous fevers, measles, small pox, paius in
the stomach, back and side, consumption, dropsy, scrofula,
cancer, splitting of blood, sick headache, rheumatism, d-
arrhea, dystnlery, COLES dyspepsia palpitation Of the
heart, ulcers and sores Of every kind, &c. &c,
For sale by JAMES EVERSON, Rutland; 8 i. Leon.
ard, WolIingiord; Lapharn, Vail q Co, South Walling-
ford; A r. Vail x Co, Dandy. eff
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Humonrs! Hnmoursn o. X. laNenredl

HOMES COMPniND DROPS ft he osfs n SAL Ehesn.
- Lsnosg SrfssA, -rssrnsis' tad AeF kadned disease
stafs ash are iafsrn@! ffaeaI tsFIH. fgI.f prored tsef a re-
any ah3 90 tspassI - hshofe3s can sht g. tssiyl ItsEac-
oes e'sa IA ctrss o long Standing sae eftAs n1st oLstGsis
rhufacfer has heen tre'g Norosraf.
Pof Fsis a. tAe ffo~iag paoss. ~hsrs testimonuis ms 10
sset sod isftt~r isfarnsue- Oh, aaes oo@oesssng ~
psassis a Ell, Buusnes Wa Naf5. ClsIciesi Dr. u. H.
u.an.am and Too HeihsElhs ,ciusrt0a spusgs.
E-t.nd. J-I. 1871. 81
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N"uHIeIItIIs' BeWare Of Imposition
tAeh Fennine bottle is enclosed in a blue ~ ~
+@, "snea bJ SsmPson Reed Noss oTHtE a.. 80
"a ne ea'sde yellow label viii hive. o. AID .ns, H.,
~ 1 o ihai Il SAMPSON Reed, the sigo,,.,e .,
~ J-"a riaiLfT- als ofLs partner. s"' 81
lhf great celsbriy Of tie Veret,bie p.l...-
on 1Hsmpft % iHtIOdace spurious antrle. 80
~ 1880 @eslf'1g ne name u tbe Fehuiae. "a o.I,sts,%I
he 's@soe, . g@ s's ies satiie. Amoag tssss mirlars. ,Ts
- So pputh"h'T ba'an Vegetable Puimonrry M
'NH T'moH"y Bhsaa. 'C.nen Compound P,Ea1
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For tho Cure OF Coughs Colds aud Con
sumptIons.
SEARS
GENUINE ~PEGET8BLE Pulmonary B3LSfSIo
SyRlfp OF ~LfFERHORT

NIORE thsa IS 600 bottles Of tms very Vaiuahle modieine
VI htv. been sold tpunc ipiily N the State OF Ma'ae s'ncs
It was frst offered TO the pabhe by the original Inventor anu
proprietor. sfew years sacc.
Il 10 undoubtedly superior 10 any Other article Offered 70 ihc
pablo, as IL seldom fails "a g'''ng rehoi "he" II - 'aNe" ~ "a'
reasoa,
Numerous certificates coax be added hr the sat staciion OF
any ~ls may bc Afflicted With those diseases Tor which u %
des racd, bot The superior vfturs orths medicine arc 80 wen
Known snd IT, QUALITIES 90 hirbl, approved, TINT Il is not deem.
ed Becesssrys several however may be seen on the bH Of d.
rectiops accompanying each bottle.
Each genuine bottle $ eeclnscd N a blue wtappcrsoa which
: a red label signed by I. II. MEkRlCk or ; PAGE.
Pdce 81 2 cents per bottle.
For safc by the gross. dozen, or single bottle by : fAnE,
iIaHo~el. Me. to whom orders may he dl'ectedi also by " u
PRssTIss. Montpelier. general agent for the State Of Vermont
SUR Aotsrs-Thos A Peck & c.. B~uringtnps ! II lsham
Shctburn; J 1ien, feTusborg; + lluAtnGton Nergennes
Rosca & \ lash New iiaveui Sidney MOODY. MiddiehuNj Hunt
" rud III .g,nsl y Salisbury; Jackson S,kechum brandon, Strong
& Buck, CO l. l. Grunge. Pttstord, Da1iels g. Bel, Rut-
hnd, - NaHhau. %Sherbufne; J Lake, Brdgewater
60 33-eow 6n
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Kin,insron n Y June IS, 1888.


Ia the wiste, oria97, and teqo A'sss Nova Scotia.
e"ogI "ieA eahiiousd to Or three months Nv cosob va,
q" severe That ] ~ss obliged 10 cit Up 20 my bed Two T., H.
.Nl's uafh2 'hr nigAi and vas much reduced ID a.,L "a
iengh' .na NJ 'pretie gone. One Of m,fnrirhbors tad =
D"i'e o. we vegetable Pulnonav la'sam. which he vouft 80
- N'Nt''f named ~ % No tl I could procure him ars
oN'' ,'p'Ieueed immediate relief from t. lie 49, ~.
pf.scrratian pf my iHo. ~ me
Dec. n, 1888. -" 'NENpA
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DlSEAS-

es OF the Lungs The VEGETABLE Pol
aoNARY BALsAM is believed to be deseryedly the mos, popu.
lar medicine ever knownin America. for coughs, colds, asthma
or phthisie consumPtionj %whooPIng cough, and pulmonary ar
fectons Of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very extensively
used for about IL years. and its reputation has BE- en- constantly
increasing So universally popular has ID $ article become that
It may nov be considered as a standard article in o large part
Of the y. >. and British Provinces Many families keep il
constantly by them, considering It the most safe ~ well as Ger.
tain remedy Tor the above comp ants. The propfieiors are re-
ceiFlng and have received numerous recommendations from ma
ny -four hest ply scaus, who make use Of it in their practlce
The names Of a few individuals who have given their te.timo.
ny IN layor Of this article. are here suboined, and for a NOR,
full account see envelope to the bottle,
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel morrill,
+" Truman Abel, " Timothy Ba,li.s
" Thomas Brown, T" Jtc. Ellsworth
" william Perry. " Albert GoutJ
Extracts oia letter from Mr. G. Clay, Kingston, Ulster Co. Y
Y TO Tie prOpucton.
Yours Of the 9th inst: was duly received. A r~emarksbl.
core was effected by the Vea@tabe Pulmonary BaIsam. in ue
winter and spring Of 1855. The person. Mr. MOODY. had be en-
SICK long time with the consumption, lis physician had
gwen him up lie was reduce 80 low as 10 be unable 10 helm
himself and was raising a large quantity Of blood When he
commenced ustng The Baisam, which Effected a conpI,le ey,s
and ne Ia now ls hale and heart. as be ever ~as Nr Mod
has removed Rom this town, but he has pramied me Win !,
more detailed account Of his case which Twin forward ,,
vt, C.S. CLAY.
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IL AVE received a complete assortment Of
IL MILITARY GOODS.
Also an extensive assortment of
ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Church lamps, EcOarniHHion Hare:

Pa}0r Lamps, and BraaoAG Tor Candles; Brliaa,a Tea
Hare; vt sli pstcrns, Strr SD00Hs, Of every style snd pat.
tern. Steer Uars Il tUPeHor fnish and workm,nship;
plated Tea Sas. Irnf Co6es P0s, etc.
A great variety Of fAFcT Gosps for presents;
Itch IaU0r cI0cks,
Table Catvg. q hne and comlnon quality, etc.
GEORGE 3 FOSTER, at Tie .boye es~4blahmentAa
constantly for sale, q hrsl rate assortment ofgod and al
Vst Mathis. ofh-auNful styles sud superior q1aIty, Vest,
Fob. sad Neck Ctoias. Seais, Mr. srirsL, etc.
N.tcuts e.cased and repaired IN lhs best manner sne
warranted
Lsd.ss and Genh-wen visiting Boston, in ssnt Of any
oiibs sacys Aufcirs, are lHt..el 20 caA and Examine he
AMe All
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"A dvertlS ment
vFNO MAR HE'D LADfES!-DR lIULItS

FENO MAR sIIG L"tDiES!-BR HULl'S ABDOM
n NAL This apparatus uniformly cures
falling of he womb. and removes many weaRnesses incident
to the married state. IiIs applied as an article of dress; any
lady can III herself without recourse to a surgeon, on reading
the pamphlet written by DIR. Hull, accompany ing each instru.
meat .. ..
The supporter has attained a very high character in Europe
a. well as as in this country. 1t is adopted to the entne dis
use of pessarjes, and other painful Surgical e~xpedlents, in the
LYING IN Hospitals of London and Paris, and is university rec
commended in Europe by medical men Of the highest rank.-
In this countcy II IL sustained by the leading members of the
faculties of Colleges anG Hospitals, and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
This article, together with DIR HILLS celebrated and most
approved irusses, for sale at wholesale No. !, Nesev street
Aston House, New York and at relalby James Porter, Rut
land, VI
July %, 1871. SOY
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II = 9 q N -"
IUHiRAM l.. CHENEY, sa~6ar CsWniy fgent 'asgs
ouasis utlv eu hant esTioos sirrd bstrs ~ Nc ssoFe flH'
Of tie foho~ins p-r~ .vI-o& -. vp. 81 81 - AZ"
SAssmaas Tough and Hern LossaEs,
snd ID. 'foos MASS ptssrru. go lame sids nact orsreA''
is'sisbed By PeFbofs 4 biiasms'a. Borlas'on, VI
Jnna ~ la4I sn-y-
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n OF G g.

N q tlCn e.
NOR sale by the subscribers 90 bushels Western limo
l. thy Seed. Also a quantity of FIRST quality Nova SEQ
tia Plaster. Also Fairbanks improved Ploughs, a superi.
or article. A. q }. G.. ALLEN. ,
FaiIhaven, Nav 3, 1SaI. l9fF
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w + the subscribers, being appointed B., t, a.
w Probate Count Tor the distttt Of Rst,,rI
missionets 10 receive, examine and adjust, ali r see
demands OF all persons, against the estate Of ""
LUTHER SHAW,
ate OF Rutland, in said district. deceased. tep,e,...,
solvent, and also all claims and demands c,hituso -
thereto, and 9 months from the 9Th day oi july ,s ~"
allowed by sid court for that purposs, we do thereto. w
by give notice that we will attend to the hpsn.., y y
said appointment, at the late residence Of the a.
in Rutland, on the first Monday OF January ns,t 80
o'clock a. NJ. until 4 O'clock 7 NJ on SAID day W
AARON BARNES. D.
AZoR DlKEMAN, ~'owm"a
Rutland, 2ist Aug Is4i ~
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mar, Ralsam' and others pufchsser. ,heua
true article by va whole name - The i~sr,fsbi, D = -
Bslsaa, and sec that IL has the MARKS add sissstsr,. sAS.,
vine. We m
Zach bottle and seal i~ss,snpsd, Vegetable rstu
ram ' n
ri One More Cotaifrfeit. brtde, n, 'Amtr,s,.
~ Baisas and Others sbert alluded 10 4, @-rA
irca made 60 deceive The public by = spurious m,,,s..F 20
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, sometimes siRno5 SIS
sN,d to lie prepared by IN unP'incipled man T. Basrg, = y"
The - Ne . wttttch IN a WAY 10 resemble tho cs,lt VI
tufc. and is a base attempt to deceive the psblc snS 'fa
punishment that awaits actual fotsey. "s "
For sale by REED, IpTNG CUTTER ma.
Reedl wholesale dcalc's IN Drugs Medicines. Ts,n,, u',,
stuhs, No. 81 Chatham Street, Boston. and b, p,s.'"s ..
ooantry merchants gcacrkily in New England. and sstN' ~
cipal places throughout the Dated State, sad ptt,1 F.
Gee. Frlre 30 cents. reii
sold IN Rutland, by DANIELS g. BELL.
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~ o Il c e..
LNOR sale by the subscribers assorted sizes b~lacksmith's
l. Iron; one and two horse Wagon tire; one and two
horse Axlelrees finished with pipe Boxes; crowbar drafts,
nails, assorted sizes; band iron, assorted sizes, DC. NC
The above articles will be kept constantly on hand and for
sale. All orders promptly attended to.
A. ALLEN & Co
Fairhnven, May 3, lS41. I9if
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" OtlCe e..
rbNIlE subscriber would inform his friends and tie publ
- generally that he has recently purchased the axe nsH0'
featuring establishment formerly owned by OmBge Green, ~
uaed IN the east village in Dainty, where he viii mannheim,
warranted cast-steci axes Of superior quality. lie il detefwr'
ed not to be outdone In excellence of workmanship, and VII
rely on The citizens of Rutland County and elsewhere TO ,ur
tain him by thcir patronage IN the hus.ncss. Oh paN, new.
hyeh on the shortest notice, and ia a -t,fe winch cannot hl
10 give general satisfaction. HENRY HANNUW
Dandy, Sept %, l8il. gu. t-N
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Shectinos

DURT MASON have Just received soon tam
- Sheeiings, a snperfin- ariiclr for family wesr,f f "f
BY the piece OF bale AZ Boston prices Tor cash. J'-S
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints y Dye Stufls.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dye StuflS.
ItilE Subscriber respectfully bcgs leave to inform his friends
Il and customers generally, that having received from yari
Gus sources extensive additions TO his previous stock Of Drugs,
&c, he now offers Tor sale at his store, Nos. 3 * ! south side
Old Fanuel Hall, at uncummonly low prices, a very full aud
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and DIE Stufs.
Having selected the same with great care as to quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered preparations, he feels
confidence IN saying that he can offer as great Inducements to
those wishing to purchase as can be found in the city.
Dealers in Drugs or Paints, %clothuers. country merchants and
manufacturers, are respectfully invited to call when purchasing
as all goods will be offered nj extreme low prices, on accom-
modating terms, and Of the best qualities.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
at the old Brnley Store, Nos. 3 &
south side FiueuiI Han.
N. B.-Bloodroot, Spurred Rye Black. Snakcfoot, Beeswa,.
Goldthrcad, Oatmell, Oils ilemlock, Spruce, Wirterptecn,
Tanzy and Wormwoad constantly wanted, for which the high.
est market price viii be given. lO-l2 8 mos.
lIoston, arch 1911
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Farm tor Sale.
ID g

"a pfsil kinds for sale by James Lgsfs9As -
- Rutland Book Store, on reasonable Terms
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Cotton Thread.

THlS certifes that ! Ephraim Berry, have this day ~
l. en- my son, Alando ID: Berry, a minor, his time at
he is hereafter al liberty 10 transact business Tor hIn'',
until he arrives al lawful age, an ! shall clam Sone
his wages and pay no debts Of his contracting alef ''
date. 3G-3S Nj, ,doo Au1ust 81. Isil