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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

clothing upon them yuu now scarcely see oaS "
used % bc difficult TO discover what was, 90 hid bceu'
the original color texture Of poor lrshmans coat
IN fact was thing battle I'll research 1t is now
Ter different The lower orders are comparatively
wei, clad, aud clean. Tie disiilleucs arc all Turned
into Ayur mills and The public houses have vanished
Ga last 81 Ps,ricks day, although the stfee's were
covered with dense crowds Of people there was not
'upsy pan 20 he seen. In former times an lrshman
would have considered himself disgraeng his saint his
country and himself he did get beas,ly drunk on
that day. All this reformation las arlsen out OF the
cxertions Of Father Mathew who | hear Is excel
cni fellow, and any thing but a higot. He 10 now
erecting chapel To Cork, out Of the proceeds OF Tie
sale OF shilling ce-toal p.edge-medas. that viii cost
nearly eighty thousand pounds, and which, when hn-
ishcd will rival 10 magnifcencc Of design and beauty
Of architecture, any other building IN Europe The
taking of the pledge is confined q the lower or
dcrs Many who move IN the first circle OF society
having taken II and what asiunishes me most OF all
Is that many ofhe carmen have taken IT, who used Il
/ Je scfeamers' IN the drinking way
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
PROSPECTUS OF
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.

The subscribers have made arrangements 10 publish q
Ngg4-tae for hs family CSos and ssgsspy 'ho y,gHger
yori0n Of a, under the above title The dtsign OF the
work DO good 20 ad 10 the formation ni character
establish good prime pies % cultivate night feelings
furnish uuocrui amusement, TO promote cffrct habits
Of thought aud sentiment Nor ls The plan confined 90
these limits u IS the purpose Of The Ed"t 20 make The
WORK useful storing Ue mind with know lrdi- 90
rachns toe rules Of behavior, ana "a pointing out the
highway and ways 10 success "a HE Ia such de-
tgn, the religious moral dgurs will not be Overlook
ed
To carry tie pian. Il ). drep@d essential that the
work should b- intFrrstng q should BE- tsy"re
with those UAose beH-ht - d-sisued Accordingly
Il Stl embrace great variety # tnp.cs-ss listfy, &c
ograghv Groiogy Material History IaEei,, Biography
Ae % wH bee rnhyenrd with Tales, Sketches, y-p-
turrs lucdruts Narrative, Anecd9rs, Fsb ~ AL ALI,
g.ries-nof val Poetry or Music be forgotten EFefY
ays.all~ u rendering The wDfa p-~iu!, lively, and
entertaining viii be -i~d tn and numerous emDrsh-
nents aud iliosusunns " q b. insrried
As speenen Of ne work Sii be- offered 70 The public
IN the fret number, IL needless 70 more tan that
ample sen-nis made n bnng out tho Work s
punciaay snd ~ the best mechanical style The Cd T.
ORAL charge n u 10 be committed 10 tie 73A9r II Pc
sv Pzylsss Tais whoss TspgAttga sgelsat plscgs
e ~ rGsls tbs, tss rssss, as>s.kns al De eossge'-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
HEALTH AND STRENGTH! DR.. 8. O.
Il Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters are

the only sure remedy for dysppa and iunj,ce that has
been discovered and their general use for " years.
with recomn ud,ons r. m the most eminent Of the med
zeal faculty, aud editorial notices from the 's;on M'rn'
ing Post, Ros,on Duly Mil, Plymouth M-nodaI, Amos-
keag Representative. Blrnstabe PARROT Essex Ban 'er,
Ioverhiil Gaz-tte " H. d ,vrr Gir.,te, II Northern
Star. II. / Lincoln Telegraph, Ne New York Evening
Signal, &c must the afflicted that they possess
They give life. elasticity and vipor 10 the vsccrs pro-
mote the persisc action cleanse the s'mlch and bow
ell. from unhealthy and panty and enivsn
the blood IN the most thorough and ef'ctut mannef
They the most certain remedy for all those pevs-
lent diseases ca led dysper jtunilcr, liver conpSints,
sinking nntness loss Of appetite, weakness Of tho LIMBS
nervous debility. cosveness piles and all diseases oaus
ed by n unhealthy state Of the stomach nd bowels
They the uurlvalled and eifcacous compound ofs
reguar PLy,ieon and graduate Of the New Hampshlrs
Medical College, who has made the study OF Medicine bis
profession.
Being composed entirely Of vegetables they Of such
they may be taken Tor leng, Of time by
nvads Of age, without InIuung the system or expos
log it 10 take coll.
BtwARr OF PruLtRsi The genuine article cannot be
obtained Of them on any prrt-nce whatever never EN-.
plov them allow ii-m 10 sell my medicines. And all
Buffers pat mp in phals and small round bottles, ?urPot,
inf 90 be mine, rank countrtrits
AS base enough To I'll the empty BOTTLES with
their stuff and thus deceive III" unwary and sooe have
attempted imitation Of my Bers papers; be careful
OF whom you purch1sr
IN cons qrence Of these attempts a, imposition Lhsv4
been gt-ut Kpens- ~ htynq directions an6 UyG
pers and IN future the. tt'rs ptDers will be dou9 M
10 a different style S., th,t the enyripp- has on 10y
name tail "-niereI acrprdug the II Cpngressin
the year 40 by . R'rhirdspn. in the clerks
uic- the district uf Nlssichus-'; and tho
ohcr side established s03 South Reading, County
, Of Atddlesex U,s-1chisPus Tho border around the
inside directions (Which printed on white usur papcr)
cnuousy engraved that tire words Dr. . Rich.
ards1n Sherry Wine Buffers present Themselves in
thousand different toTms As night has been grant
ed me al info tenrn. will b. severely dat with
ding 10 law The bottle. nearly ready u be issued in
. the sly0.
All tiers prepared by me have FAC smiIe ofmy sig
the outer envelope 10 counterfeit which ID for
gety. A. YOU value health b. careful
Orders frpu agents, merchants, uaders druggists a.
pothecarirs nd dealers IN medicines will be puncuay
attended 1, and any part OF the country, safely
packed boxes. liberal discount will be made sale
For sale whples,le aud retail The Doctors Office 10
Hanover Street Boston, and in towns throughout
cents p~r pau-r I0-3Grow6m
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For the Rutland Herald.
BENSON EXHIBITION

Messys. Edsiors:-Pcmii me through the medium
of your paper, to express the qualification OF divers
CtZens OF this place, at the exhibition m Benson, at
the close OF Mr. IiIcis school, Friday last To GU
logise those who took part this OCCASION IS unueces
sary, and 1t Is not interest To dO but justice 10
those whose duty Is To- impaH instruction, demands
an expression OF gratitude from others, when justly
mened. And we must say that tins was truly an eX-
hihcn ofialens, well calculated to inspire the mind
with literary and scientific emotions. The compost
lions that were read and the dialogues that spo
ken by the ladIes--ihose bright gems that ornament
social and refined he-conspcu"usly eXemplllres the
true value OF female talents. The young gentlemen
also, who acted proper part IN speaking dialogues
and in delivering orailons, must pass unnoiiced.
We had Ia reflect back few years IN order 10 estl-
mate the Improvements they have made and upon such
reflection we could that the advantages derived
from literary aualnments are evidently requisite 10
dorm life, snd make happy existence complete. To
enuHeraie the exercises of tire day would take
up mucn and therefore let Il suffice 10 say
thai nearly all their dialogues and oratons origin
al and would easily be surpassed, ana tho order
and harmony that existed, the familiarity that was
manifested on various ohstruce subjects and The hdr-
monious notes of the Pouney Band that echoed through
the ea!aries, a, intervals made impressions on The
minds of the attentive listeners that will not easily 1c
cT4ce8 OPTIC.
Whitehall March lst, ISL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
From the y Y Commercial Advertiser.
CAPTURE OF A SLAYER.

We have been favored with the subjoined extract
OF letter TO gentleman in this city, dated St. Ctoix,
Dec. 80.
behed this morning, IN company with several gen.
,lemen, one OF the horrible sights my ever
encountered. An English brig Of war which cruises
in the vicinity VI Porto Rico while running from st.
Thomas TO this island observed at a considerable dis
lance small dirty looking craft, which would not have
been suspected a SLAYER but from tie number OF
men seen upon her deck After short chace the
brig up to her, and from her appearance the com
mander of the brig satisfied she was no SLAYER,
but concluded that after having taken the trouble OF
giving her chace they might well search her. On
opening the matches they found the hold crammed with
negroes from Sp ~ years old, stark naked with their
heads 81 M
The cresa e1xoxpe SLAYER was Immediately taken on
board the brig, ahd the SLAYER manned and brought in
10 this port
This morning after breakfast engaged boat and
along side the SLAYER, and conycrsed some time
with the Lieutenant in command, on the subject of his
vocation.
| Several Of the little sufferers very ill., and one
died last night. They were all placed around the
sides of the vessel, and approached they grinned
and waved their hands US, apparently quite happy
and pleased with having their liberty on deck,
do not regret that took the trouble To see them
but never desire to another such horrible sight
The cargo belongs 10 Spanard IN Porto Rlco, whose
loss will be $50 900 The brig has just fired s1utc
which has been answered from the fort and she is de
parting for Porto Rico, whence the SLAYER will be sen
to Havana, where suppose these unfortunate crea
lures viii be apprenlced TO Spanish masters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Rryoau IS IuFIANp. The following extract from
le,er dated Dublin, Jan ., and received by tie edit
ors Of ihe KuickeIbockel, from Mr. Wilson, The cmi-
nerl vocalist whose concerts in our Atlantic ciies
must he fresh ia the fccu!loctous OF many, VIII lie
read mo interest
III J., some four or five years since was DO this
ouar,cf Of the void aud the change that IS now per
ceriale on tie face Of and things ls Astonishing
You 81 course have heard OF FIiier Nattsg, aui his
tee-loial pledges and erhaps thought Of o As dd'
maj II ,yas si Lum1ur that the Father must lie IA
nsir and hat ID Wa such Thing would soon blow
over Bot, is DOT 50. It's ascertalnet that upwards
Of three mii4nas ~ souls Ireland have taken iAs
Led.e tho consequence Of which J., that instead Of
he bgudreds and hoosalds Of ezgaTs TIA, acre uoni
;. -S.., -. ..,s.,. .-,. Il r.- wi'h scsF-sly ,r7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

+. W. The Maine Cultivator suggests that those
young ladies' whose education renders them Fit for
Wives should be entitled to regular diploma with
the honorary degree Of F. W. Shineology, weave
oloey, and cook-ology,' sciences in which they
must become ptohcien,s. We of opinion that such
course OF study might be advaniageousy substituted
for the of dres olOgy, simperolopy and Hirt-
ology, now mucrip vogue. aAnd certainly, If any
lady after obaining7nch diploma should live and die
an old maid her tHSbciepce would not accuse her
self the author OF such calamity .-HaryOrd CoAr-
ant.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

a., h, ,,no., q, CLAIM share n patronage. especially
tue hand. " pst,ots teachers, gaafd,aRs and all she
Interest a iutIo Young
o., ps, ,if of a.. ~ofk vii appear On The fret dsy
,..t o,,h e,nts,tiur " parcs taysl Svo, tho rttes
.ob.ers-r. be- ng Oas aasr add Afy c,s's BsyaAs /.
rsnr, ANY psts rr.uituug fee dHsf, Pea paia -
,,s.,rs f,,r sopisf Tho hrs numbof vii sPre" o"
fret " February 49, =
oges No 10 S.k0ol Srss,, Bosoa Any AID git.a
the work by Pos Masters, Teachers. aud fhsnss
Youth will be thankfollv t-c-ived ...rr-
' BRADBURY a sNowDL
Subscriptions received at tbs Office.
January, l~Il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

asv, Nathaniel Rra8ev frrfy Of Tamavth sgei @ Pr-
to-. d. \ u are requested r
T. Bersoo reb % M,uh' >sos piushte' Of Nicely sad
Fsnny knr. sr~d yett sud - msutht
DRiGH TON MARIE -MoNp,Y, MARcn l. lSil
Reported for ne Nee. Eugiaad Farmer)
At market 40 Beet Cattle 25 yoke Of Working Or
en-, Is Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep, aud 100 Swine
SO Beet Cattle uusoi
prtees.-- Beef CaAis-We reduce our quotations TO
correspond with sales We quote a few extra at SO 50
and SOS. First quality 5000 and s0.93. Second
quality $3.50 and SIS. Third quality si,75 and IS,
%.
Wcritsg Orca-A few sales only effected
Coips and Caiots-Saes few and dull.
Sieep--Lois were sold e. 80, 2,75, $50, 49, a.
| IS and $500.
! S,rtpe-4 lee for sows and l-9 for barrovs Al
/ retail 3 and G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
DIED.

u M. ioun Mach 9h Of uug fever, Lucia Ann yogng.
e,i daaghter Of As.u ead flnuy White aged months
IN th, Village Msdaessay The ziu OF, Sire Thsnkul
N heeisek vie of Mf Eieztsr Nheciock assd 81
Aiso ihs ed Arauah oniE soa 81 Daniel ~ and
Mah1la Diutck sEot ssar and T. dsys
f. Cassion Fsb fefh Charles innasus only or Jutius
n. snd - rah NJ Karsou sscd ysaT aad mnuths
D. Bensan z7th OF Ofas Iahasaa Revolutionary
soides. aged IS Prntss % v re requested. aer
Ia MsaHse ChatASqus o.. Y. % Tie lth ola. Hsrr-h,
vie Of Dsve Roassy formally e. Hsbb@rotos. sese 81
7, fol ,.sr at.s fss - ,~s' 4 ef ssly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Some three four acts only have yet been passed
in Congress, and the probability is, nearly all the pr
vate claims will lay upon the table UNDECIDED. So it
was the last session-ahough of seven months con-
tinuance there was 10 investigate claims, tho
ever honest, and whatever suierings the
sequence. A President TO be elected then, and
the new administration TO be embarrassed in every
possible shape now.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Our Navy Department, II is stated, are arming our
national vessel, with the Paxhan gun. This gun is a
long qua with bore inches IN diameter, intended 10
throw a hollow shot bomb Of 60 lbs weight, point
blank Ills thrown with sufficient force bury Itself
IN onemy's vessel, when 1t explodes with terrible
effect,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Over the Dry Goods Store Of Daniel, & Bell


EHE undersigned p'ess Is bus resp~cts The nhsbtsnls
Of tu.Iaud ami vicinity, snd r~ueNs his notice inst
be- hiss tlkru up perin1n-nt abpi" the place tho
above bunness and prepared 20 engage basness 10 his
line and
10 ms WORK
in superior % the previous custom Of the place
Gtfu-uts 81 an and d-scrpfisu, from yrsi 90
Over Cl aui made cot ipf others 10 max tsS
sioh Io,fk ouf1 ~ be dyHs, EXACTLY RIGHT -
ne would .ly Of lus sy'i-in Of CUTTING, that II 10
n~e, ad-frui. sud bitter principle than any system
known 4, ttpfs ts part 81 the country By bs rule,
gamma m,ir fan fYF1LLfBLE FIT Itsa
a. 10 ME SHAPE he tb- sl4p+ Hlat o may
81 9rd-fs r. work lH hrs line promptly met. Work
ah' b. ready NI-n promised -Iirafdnary pfoyidsncss
rKs-pri Icfu.as fv4s3nsbs other Shops ia the vi.
einHy
Wanted Imnsiiltely and Must Have
THR q Frst NJ J,ofnsy,nsa TAilors Thoss Who
aa3sfst,ni t'-if bs'n~s', aad those oaly nssd sppy
To saeh. ga! ~sgy' ~'.l Ds gysn.
RaG,.4, Marsh 2, lsao s-lt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
AND ARTS,
CONDUCTED BY
Prof b. Salinaa and n Sl'msn, r., Of Yds
Collegc

The Editors vt this Journal wish TO call public stte1us
10 the tact they Will hrtosn Ton and amer th' No.
d January. isii) p'y the p"stag" TO a % hs't
ers Who receive the work dytofB from hfm ty man, -
tho conditions stated below. Their object 20 making ,h0
offer place those persons who are 50 suatra I'M
they cannot skr work through agent, and thew
Gar. free of h,cc Of transportation the iootin<
In this respect with city suhsctbcr Subscribers Ny 49,
hive heretofore paid from = 10 81 II l-2 per snnum -
postage which has been Sufficient CONFEDERATION 70 49,
duce many decline ,nkne the work Nos hs' the go
lection removed upon th" simple cond ton ot runetusA
ipmanc,s. the Editors confidently hope ,hs' We nu""ss
o their mail sub-crhr will he much increased ava NV:
make 40 apology their present SUP otrs and eontrps.>
tors for asking their Rd,rg them 10 susiat4
tins eypc Uncut bv making tins publIc, su4]
by inducing their friends 10 subscribe n
Esptrnce his proved that the mail - hv lar The ees
means to distant subscribers the most sun
and most speedy and an attempts 10 establish agencies
at distance and from the rtea lines Of Transports
ii have utterly hlrd -drlev and d.satsne,i"u and Ct
! ten abaudn 81 the work being the result .
The American journal oi Science and Arts IL publishes
! at New Haven. Connccclt Each number contains sx
least 900 pages closely and hand omey printed op eoce
paper and tully illustrated by enorsvugs The sus'criP
ton IL 50 ~ adrancs by mail The extra dollar bsyone
the u-u price of the literary quatterrs IS indspensshis
Of limited patronage, and the great e.
pcnse If rngraviuGs
Remt,ntrs should be made IL possible 10 Eastern mo-
ncy but IT that be obtained, the best bills which
can he had he substituted, and no discount will b
| charged upon them
Subscriber. will remember the regulation Of the POST
Office department by which Postndsters dIhorfsd 10
remit payments FIR periodicals free Of postage, the latter
containing me remittance ~ ioriten By hemseires.
All letter. and remltlances directed TO The Edo" oil the
American Journal of Science and Arts New Haven, CT
will receive prompt attention -
n b Subscribers who wish 10 avail themselves OF tha
tree postage that their accounts are not in ar
ears when such the fact the Editors cannot pay tbs
postage. No.,
the usual publication day IS the last Of every qnsrier
Advertisements sre inserted the customary rates, and
the European citculntun Of the work renders desira-
bic vrhice for the advertisements of American publishers
New Haven, Conn Jan q, lell "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Special Nilsson 10 LsHdon.-The Richmond Wing OF
Thursday says IA rumor is afoat, and We dovoutly
hope 1t may prove true, that Mr. Clay will be despatch
ell forthwith TO London a special mission 10 open
negotiations for the final adjustment Of difficulties
The occurrences AT Lockpur seem to require immedl-
ale action 10 avert SO dItelul a calamity as war
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
IN CiIANCERY,

Rutland Country.

" a
VIZ lIEREAS, Luther Daniels md Daniel r. Bell, Of
w Rutland in the County of Rutland, aud State OF
Vermont have this day fitted their bill i Chancrry, stat.
ng that the Goth day Of Feb 1887, Frederic Fuller
then OF Rutland Aforesaid, Of the city OF New YorS
IN the State OF New York executed To them gage
deed of piece OF land IN Rutland aforesaid described
follows beginning at tie south corner ui lot OF
land decided hy Daniels aud Bell to Edgar l. Ormsoee
thence rasery the south ne Of aiid lot 10 the west
line of the highway running north and south through East
Rutland village thence south The west line Of sad
highway thirty feet ;Iiruce westerly line parallel
with the north line Of SAID lot 10 land uu-d by amrs Pof-
ter thence nurth-ry SAID Porlers lnr lhry feet to The
place oi b-gnnng To- secure the payment ct the ol
i've hundred aud fifty dollars sprci-d tor prun.sory
of that dat which have all brcnme due aud tltai
Fuer The 18th day Of July A l-3s, executed a
mortgage deed Of the premises 10 Char - VII
ams Rutland aforesaid, aud that the said Fuller lhe
Both day Of July lao executed mortgage deed Of
same premises to A. Chandler Of the SAID city Of New
York aud praying sad Court deorre said Full
said notes and the Of said process be ine.
closed Of all equity Of dempuon a.. The process Of
ibpnena has been duly ssued and Hpp-aun that the
said Fuller and Chandler out OF TINS State, IL -
therefore od-rd that they be notified appear bror the
Cuuu OF Caancery next to be- held at Ruind IN anil for
the County OF Rutland, the SECOND Tuesday oi Apul,
d -iI and iir sad b Of the oratrrs by pub.
ishng lbs order ~ TIE newspaper called the Rutland
Herald printed Rot and Aforesaid three weeks
svciy The last OF which publication TO be OF least twenty
days before the said second 1u~sday Of April l-4I.
I0-l2 + " HOPKINS, Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
At A uction.

WILL ba sold the Goth inst by the subscriber unless
w previously sold Of well mated lour years old
tbs spring good four five head young
Tie colts and 100 head Of sheep Of which
than years old past and oi the choicest selection p1ou.
lafy breeding ewes which the thinks
he exccled equalcd by any county Those wish.
ing penish their stock Of sheep and cattle especially
invited 10 this advantage Of the subscribers absolute
cCssllJ to sell. Geo w JOY.
Castlcton, March 9Th 1871. l0-ll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

British PREPARATION. Intelligence has been re-
ceyed from the BRUSH West Indies that orders had
been received toy the Provincial Government to dsc-
pline o5 600 colored soldiers, in addition the
regular militia of the islands. The British mean 10 be
prepared for any contingency.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Summary disposition Of Detaulfsrs.-A petition has
been presented to the Mississippi Legislature 10 dis
pose IN a summary way with defaulters ia that state.
1t ptays the legislature to "hang all public agents who
abuse their trusts and to Danish all swindlers."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09
MARRIED.

IN Font Ann. s. 4h iu.i. Lys g Fliaway Mr. Cyrus n
colon 81 Gnnyaie O. Mss Ph.isue WsmIn.
r. t'hueoden. the lu by G. Lsohad Esq. Mr Fra
Wording Of Mendon Mss Martha IbJ OF CllfeRdon-a
.osg and led o0s routt.hip Of 6 honfs.
f. shrev .bury the Nh BY Elder J5hn Spaudins.
Mr. Wm Lord "a Miss fIqidth Pike. both Of ).
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

.iis mornings mail we have received tie Prcsi'
f. lasassfai Adde'S. Too late fof insertion Of
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pRlGMrON MAKkE Ma,p.1. MAa.n I.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints X Dye >tuiis.
rINHE Subscriber respectfully hefs leave Co inform his crds
and customers generally that having received from
sources additions hs previous stock Of Drues
lie now offers sale t his store Nos \ south SIDE
Old Fauue Hau unovmmonly low prices very foil aud
complete assortment of
Drugs M,icines, Pants and Dyt Stufs
Having selected the with great to quality and
vst,y embracing al newly discovered prrpatatons he feels
confidence Saying that he offer great Inducements TO
those wishing purchase eau be iouLd u the CITY.
Dealers IN Drucs Paints ciuors country merchants and
manufacturers respectfully invited 10 call wler purchsn NJ
goods will he offered extreme low prices accom-
modatius terms, aud Of tie best qu'l't'es.
EDM ARD BRlNIEY
at the old Uuulcy Store, Nos. 4
south srIe F,oeud Hail.
B-Roodfou Spurted Rye Black. Snakeroot. llccs~aI
Godthread Oa,meil, OILS Icmocs Spruce, Nirierefrcn
1au1y and WofmWo,d constantly wanted Tor which the high
eat market ptice will lie gwen. l0-42 mos.
Boston March l8Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-09

Notice Il his.
rINIS may give all that whereas wife
Mary Ann has for the third time within months left
bed and board without provocatOn my part and only
brought about by the meddug Of
public alebearers for which she explain
liking therefore shall longer be accountable for her
conduct pay debts Of her contracting.
WIN Q. CHiPIN.
Rutland. March 9th 1871. lO-l2
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y o ! &C..
WHEREAS David Lodd boy about II years ongs. who
bound to by ndenures made by the oNersees
OF the poor nud myself has away and abscond
this Is lecby notify al persons not 10
hatbor employ him as shall pay debts OF MS con-
tracing alter this date J.J.UOWARD.
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