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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
NRANkIIN SALT WATER BATHS

/ ia srie Garden-ElIAs THOMAS r',peciiShy m
torn, the public that he has c.nplrted ana paoeu a. w
above ocainn one 1T the most extensive asd ornaments"
Baths Ter ladies md -en~aler. that ,,ef o. aied 90 W.
Aaerican waters planned and built by 1i CALVIN foslu'
trnrto1 .l-,ue- hs. nton new AMI improved con>fgc
fs ,alpl AMI sireni private baths Tor adi-s AMI IN
tlrfen VARIOUS depths. sni an extensive :" nHh s
Oakv. Of Brooklyh po~se.snz every c4nor, anu c"t"
.oo@ IN lls- refreshing department. kas lnsmd> n1,'
i., ~ rs, .J... hi promise 10 hi. liberal patrons o
-. ea- AMI solciis that support from IN efe, an"
v.ior, of York. L.i ~ rnieRr>e eniiil', nm ie
..7 40 l-li I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

BII~IIMEN ], STfTFN I>IsfNU' VIIIriVT %
rc.-on and delivery soo-is. No - laie ~ JOAN :,
Nv ynrk-Dye aud nnish IN a sup-rof msnErr. Brnad
o,t. Ca-. urr-s SIN. >ain., >lk Velvet aud flu'i
E,i,,or. { anton and Italian Grape, >.lk AMI Cotton
CoVe- anil Hoe Lsiies and Gentlrnen' Gasnrni', Mo
n..u Daua.k and satin Curtains, Linen, and totion>
Cleans. rad Re.fui.l Mrrinn. Ihbet and Cashmere
>aau. Piano and Table Cover. Carpei, Of Al! hisdN
Druggeis Floor Cloth. snd Hearth Rugs, ChnI CURTAINS
sc. 40.
u Orie-. carefully attended to and promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
T LITERARY COMPOSITION.-The

Il advertiser has hong been accustomed To write the
ubc i1r his amu,cmrntbut q cunsaGce. have Changed
with hlm; and he DOW nom necessity, tender. . wees
those who tor want ul time experience, nav require
Ia, AID Vie would undertake ANY composition IN prose ~
within The scope o. h> talents respecting which.
md bis character satisfactory references viii be gwen
note al tressei To Nrce, Ia vii receive prompt sui conh
i.f. aia 80, nj op al 81 l. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
70. .\rWARK & NEW-NORk

Ss..z9-Y Far oulv -. ,enl> I"' ,ll.sn "-"
.S' '.I-1s ~ amer PAS>tiC. Capt john ""'N D.
.,npi.tev and s4rranily re.tir,i, viii c"nini'''N i
lar "a r. Tor Ire >ea,on Thu.sSay, Mafch '''"'- "
,Nliows M. NJ
Foot of BARCLAY It n Nsrk, trtir "Ia'.' - - " ~
a, 10 ,'rlk , " a'cA.pN A7io'clA, IVA - .,
On ~umiay, tie Ps,,a y 10 e,sc Nr~h - q, J" ~
and p M-LeaNe Ncvar. at = 4 VI 49, u "'.,' o.
> ''' wv ''''' az tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
re ePEOpIE'S LINE FOR Al

- BiNy AMI i.'rruei a'c ps'-> N,i' '''
- zen CnIfi.ar.i sri l.lH - -'''
M y sNFKIf !. Cart. T. a. Ira'''s.. ,F''t> 49,
m. - - IN. .l.. ,f, ,re.1. s. D'sl.fA.
-, 49,. ,r ~. ia apYy 10 2 q -ch0u .'r "ii 80
on the " hsff. alanu. t...t.
NB 4, Kind. OF progert, taken oFy Al Dr. y O.. so
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

X INGS Spring MISUNDERSTANDING
IN CharS With .ei.-adlu,l!ng foot r.s, Merchants ~.
fc, Car. Zee tho>. ir the Custom Uouse.l Much
improved Recugtent CHAIR OF besuuBl formation and per-
i-ct IL cOMOrt; Vince CAar-a kind, 81 Chairs made 10
order. VI. ". KING, talrut Char Maker,
"a Broadway. between Grand and BrooT,e
King. Char have been awarded the Flint Prem al
ke last Fair OF the American Institute, and
uted SUPERIOR 10 any stills country imported. MIA II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
ALTERATIONS ON THE TEETH
y sly MNER WHITING 4 LINL-S PKAIT would

nlnm their ENDS snd the public generally that they CON
nue at their old stand snce % Ea, Broadway, but III con-
sequence n REMEMBERING the street Dow No ~ Of The same
,re where all operations in the line oi their profession
will he uertarned unon the most approved prnclple II
dental iruc. Artificial it0h inserted on hnc gold plates
IN stve wof ship At any other ONCE 10 NE
Irled state, from single tooth u a isil SET on single
plate or double plate Osphrrc principle and war amt
to the pnrpo.e> OF nia>caton and articulation "a
ron. teeth plugged IN gold FOIL iin or he 18th ceinrnt
the customer prefer Circumstances admit
Tooliache curei without extraction IN all cases where
uo,,r for a cure be- effected, the tooth filled and pre-
er.- futn. u>eulnes. Our prices ALWAYS rassna-
hl. are 90 the times. Tie poor need not hf,
tate to cali that good teeth are n, neces
arv 10 the health and comfort OF the poor 10 the uore
favored portion of the community One or twOyoung men
L1ve excellent opportunity 10 learn the profession
not only theoretically but practically
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
AIDES, A GENTLEMENS' NEW

BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 20 Green"ct'
erect corner Robin-on strcet :. urr hl> "p'i'n
large a,d general assortment o. Ladies, Nsr' ana
Chlifens Cater Boots and shoes. ct the latest Nie, and
I'D ever. ,aueN-guoi m2icria,l IA worh llansip 40
Mems and Noutf. Boots and >hoe>, which are offered ~
pr.ces corresponding " tI the umc>.
NIB. Country Merchants supplied 10y the case or o'k'n
an ,b. Io,,s,f form. myl1-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
. r- .EvENIIG LINE of Steam

S.S.I lx--S bnsf, or Afary, ia IN. al o.ef-A :.
500" ssr.pt.r fonn ibr pier hstSs~. 'uuffarf f'"
Ths <,,am,r ROC HESTER. CAPT \. 7 - Ioir. "''N
-, VeIt.-iav ami Fri.sy Afternoon al 7 -.
M .,,ar,-r South AMtfiCAtIFt BHIrnf'' 20 y
r'i,x Thursday rus >atnriaN Aisita"ns. 20 "''"A
p,,-, l, a. Ige of les, MI 20 I'D itl', DIT " '
,ri,ov N annie TIM, Tor tie tst AIN 90 tai' 't "'
Ea,t AMI w,st ..,,t, ,,.t.t.fe "a,
For pa,>sgeor II, shL apply "r' l. '''a''i -''''
~, h. a, All or on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
a. At. POWELL & cos Line

? At. POWELL Il cos Line
Ff Poi Sh"a saa eGib ,r sSs & cAED
stsambost Highlander Capt gobsr wsrtirop wil leay.
Ct arrenst every Monday. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MP NJ Returning, viii leave <ewburgh every Moe.iay
at A. ". aud Tuesday and Friday Al 5 p NJ
For freight or pa~aee apply to the Captain on board
Baggage and rign' OF all descriptions Bank bhs spe
Gle, board he al the rsk OF the ov nes thereof onsss
sbiI oflsding erreeeDts be signed for the same ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
=. "A FOR sALE--The three story Brick

G.X HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, Ne. IS
Warkri,treet between Ma.,on and iienry-sirert TIE
lot n q y " feet the House . by is feet with - NH
walls b1a by days WORK under tie supsrHendrnrs ~ VI
George Ireland. There are TIN me places IN ID. House
even Of which are finished 1h marble chincy c,ss.-
There !, dry cellar uni, he whole paved and ftrd
iu,o several apartments, hrepro0 asthnue gWef lis
ki;c.u rs place ani the whole compeie or .sr The
nr.r, NAV ~ zen every dsv between de boIss Of Il
ant .O'cloce. For further particular apply to
(9t GKISNELL NIN1IRS 1 60. II SOuth-stTeeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
LVRENCH AND MUSIC. at IOI East
r AIDES CATER BOOTS at J. b.

II III
u MiILkkS, lf2 Canal. >tfcei.-Ladie> Caller Boots
10 AND " sii Z, pei pair, together with complete
ortn-nt Of Ladies' and Chdrens Boots and Shoes.
anted ~ cent hannmer and better than be OBJ
Siusd OF the misc dlle) ch-dp IN ihr city
Ladies house slippers at slinys per pair Every ART
lie warranted of hi, own manufacture AMI sold al the
lowest possible price by J. X. MILLER. li2 Canal 81.
~ brtAx thnn4u~nu MI ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

I is true-Bargains
for the Ladics.-spGt straw Bonteis, new and beau,i
dl-50 cents to A dollar eachMr> BAHER. 2l8 Bieec.trs,
doors from Cannine. t, day opens several fresh
d these desirable Bonnct,, AT above prices. Those vbo
would buy DELAY. Such Bonnet, such price.
canno; remain long on baud. jeIl.6t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
AFOR SALE.-Barsains Bargains :

~ For ,ale "r .srhaGge, ~ racts Of Aas !ssur LAM
c0Tainng Is scr.s each vii Of supesio| quality wa
tered with fn. s~,lni, ant covered vita ne ume 'uch
white ash. hickory, beach, walnut hdls" i.H y 4n9r'
Tie III ad,pJ h. wheat rye corn, cts cOuOn Obsc,O
sweet and lr. POTATOES Tie above lsn'i- viii Nd 81
reduced prc-, aDd terms "a suit or they NJ b. e.
rl,rpel Tor agr-t am bind mcrc sndize FOr map,
al n T. SMITH rs Liberty i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

I'll second floor Of the College of Physicians and sur
rom, ~ Cro,hy-,irer known the College Hal IT,
Roo well e hied anil vent ,a.cd ami has small Room
opening uron tie roum. 1t = convenient place OF meet
~ tor public yorsl o. far Literary Associations. ine
Room be- auy TINE on appl - iie Jam.
or For funher particular, apply 10 &. WATTS, Jr. ~
alfU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
Sf-a.a..i Is -sre.
49, MORNING LINE FOR AL

49, sl~y, lfou tie steamboat Fec oo' Of
t---'-- .-r-.i' Farv s.. ,
H. l,,, .-r.>sunr st.amioaf ABA>f' ''ii > - '''
80. r. :, rrhur, lvl VI ru.rg. at I! q, - -. ,,.,.
ro..,.,.ro., iw,.rssisyi Morning. 81 ".'o's. .
yor ,a,>a = apply .; tbe o. =" '' ."i o'f'l'>
49,. Al Goods, Freight. Rast az, BanA bh re 70
Nv ofbrr Ind ri Property, t4A'n. = pp'h "' ~
- tl. HIST, ,lusi ~ al IN" ~ OF The o~n'f' Z" -'"
t;ools Ft,iett or Baggagr. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
al silOft notice dU frtsanaDF tffui--
Il In SAMUEL = LYNCH.
n FARM FOR SALE or exchange. a

xA Farm On long Island mile, iron Finishing con.
ning fauiy died. lana D. "a ot cut
isaiion aGi hsilng. new. va large dwelling fOu>e,
by g. d.hsd with msrtl. niantr loiing door, grsrs
sc One large barn, wsgonOf~@. hop. granay. Iul,f
house coal aud wood hous- c-ou-c extra ~ chem asO.
oue large harm Old but good order Ou .asi lsrn all
ihs different Yarlftfs Of TINT apple, paIs cherries,
ounces pl1m., curran. g>stIerrrs, s.p uf..
berre. &c. The above isuu will be- exchanged fn City
prop-rtyOr .od TOR cash viii be- sod low anil pan of the
To- ney NAV remain on bond AMI mortgage. Apply 10
20 WARD BROWNE. cor la ghi ard " a.hinp ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
~ For SALE-That very desirable plat
- ROOMS TO LET AT 3ol Broadway

Handsome Parlon and Beiroom. attached, ct va
-0u, Size, furnished UNFINISHED The House VII be
-an,ed and PIT iu complete order. Arsi' families Or
IN IL gentlemen vino think OF changing would do vel 20
all Also Room Ia let On the fourth noor. 2 feet VIDE
,y 70 feet deep Inquire the seco nj fOor room 81 albif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

The boat viii D" accompanied iY oid Fis man Vel
ae,fuainie VIII the Fishing Ground. Bar prhritf An
excellent Band Of Music engaged pauy The boat
Rtnr>ineni, OF the rsi quality furnished o. board rKta.
chamber maid sil attend 10 he ladis. dad chl .r,I
Capt Gould psgs Lm,elf hat pain, shall ~" sfar'd
u give saactiOn aud make ihr.s Excursions both pira
e,nt and .roesle " those Who vail honor hm with her
patronage.
Tie Public ASSURED hat he superior ~l po.tHely
ieay" ~ ihr as~c day. throughout Tie ea>oD D ne wa
rrpyryJt. W}S 300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
cG-. aSTATENISLAND FERRY

Sji-,.<;1H -foot OF whitehall street ne '''ih-
-. STIIfN ISLANDER aud SAMSON Viii t0n A.
follow. until farther uotic" . ..
Laws SrArtS IstAyD at H. 9. To- = A. VI and ~ T.
Laws Whitehall ats. .. H. II, VI and ? St'i 30
I. = VI. ,,
All goods shipped CURED tn BE- part'u'-dy maiArh
- a.. n, ,bs ia of ,he on. pr, thereof ieB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
1 HUDSON HOUSE, Jersey City

- HUDSON HOUSE, Jersey City
IN. proprietor .e. inform BIZ ifisrd. ard The
DIIr genrrav. that be- la. taken tie above, where be-
enabled 10 Accommodate boarders, q beng but block
from the Frrry-ihs hOus la, larlT breu re'ied M
i-r ntw farniare g. I. yea,any situated Grapd-.i.
IT, ruon- large and airy. and cannot be- supposed by
N th. city.
Thaiched Cottage Gsru, ~ 'I~rr L. h2s been veil
known for YEAR past TIE pCbc assured hat
niiBz .lal le wanting Boz, part 20 make them cOfuyrt
abb while visiting either place.
HhtaTs anal other Lompa0Ies canbc accommodated with
Of e Je>t >rot u grOuu tor Target Pfacuce any
where within The vicinity OF Nsw-Y0rA.
DsnsS got up al sbOt notice ald 90 reasonable Terms
La In. >AlII-kI LYNCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
lD CUIIDRE\'S CLOTH
fIAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
CLUf.-:bO barrels of Glue. various

~ qualities ~ -.
ybaue, Srai,iot q 80 cash, bclrr With an assortment
u Pant. Os and Narnshes At the oN,' marker ras inr
al. Ly JOSHUA GILBERT son,
III II CoumI,, on Merchants. lbi Water -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
EH FARE AND fREiGhT
= e. nNEW-YORK to EAsTON,

c. hNEW-YORk TO EASTON,
SSiSHa<5%J Pa.-rEOPLES LiNE-Through Ia
f10r,. Fare only Two Dollars.
Leave pier No N. n, Battery Place, NJ scock, ".
daiy Suniays excrpra by steamboat Cnderlla or Water
wich Elyab~thport, then take the ~ the D..
Town Somrrsille Railroad To somersll-. asug only
- miles by Coaches. al miles le than by TruuSNickD
making Tar the most pleasant and expeditions route 10 East
For seats apply To A. d. Hope, rs Coufllsnd street or
o.i board.
T. Arrangement, havebcen made by which p,,> niger,
an leave the OF Lberysi At O'Clock VI snd kS
he Philadelphia train To EIpsbPihove ~hsrr Thy Will
onnect with Sou.srsile For iuuh'r orua-
On ingnfre Of \. ID HOPE. ~ COuiiisudisi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
vVuE TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS

4 of pr Hull, invention continue to receive my Ne
iIed preference For twenty Near pa> lave cmpll'c"
,. Tru..t, Of Dr. Hal The >uPlnter
vented IN 1881 hv the Dr. with my advice AID approba.
ppy >,N that II = EXCESSIVELY adopted
M Europe a. vel / h> country.
Signed VALENTINE MOTT " ID.
4. Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17
/. rS- AOpPOSiTION LINE Tor Al

N.vS;s{T1s,J banV. landing ~ ii" foot % u 'l.n'
''n.. NevNu1gh. Pougiks- p.e, hsc'io' POM ''" ID
,.l un,~,n Passage FitN t'u,>, Brfus thiN Cen. .
Ibr >plen,id steamboat WN>IIlNGrO\. C'pia." y VI
Brown - leave hr Per 20 tie ioot ~ R'nson' iot
Ab,ny every Monday c'uc,> and dd'N' a. D" '"'"
= ".
lie So tlsrv. ioot 90 iNaiu, street Toe ~" every
Tu-~isv. THURSDAY ald >auriaY, ~ D Uco,h' I. VI
For -, ,l.0 or irri, Dor. tari, ou innri, 'f 7,
y f. NARTI\. l22 w.,t>ttot
Er ..hi taken nl tie most reasonable t'lu,
t. lst-N >,smbndt Berth az Wau'n-'ir''t fi'r N'iW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

SlSWk ing at Cai,iveIr,. We,t Poni and COL
S11n-~TIS sira mboat JAMES MADISON Capt her :,
IIais'pa, wil leave Warreusec Fer, every II t>p'h
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, n oSloch. .
An Bagears Package Parcels. Bank u il or Spec
ru ON Hoard thoui tnIng entered onii, hN
OF the boat OF r,c,pted tor VIII be At the A 81 Ire o~
~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-17

IN. Blood. Papitation of the Heart. ar dangerous
symptom, u trle With Thoussn|, of live, nnEnaiy
lost in tn, way. Every person ot intelligence ant conaSn
>aE. know. hat these disease, the beginning Of Con
.mp,,n and unless cured mus prove iai1L DR.. Aliens
R,>3m of IIorlound, LNtrWOrt au% PeGrAy Root ~lll
cure the above >ease, We hold ourselves ready AMI WI
no In prnye In, statement any person Who may stand
need Of D. Allen, Bassm Will call on DR.. 6iloN, u'
-, =, To- ~ NIL II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

scenes it will be my pleasure and my pride to
look back in my retirement
And now, Mr.. President, allow me to make the
motion which it was my object to submit when
rose to address you, ! present the credentials of
my friend and successor, If any void has been
created by my own withdrawal from the Senate
1t will be filled to overlooking by him: whose ur-
banity, whose gallant and gentlemanly bearing
whose steady adherence to principle and whose
rare and accomplished powers in debate are known
already in advance to the whole Senate and coun-
try | move that his credentials be received, and
that the oath of office be now administered to him
In retiring, as | am about to do, forever, from
the Senate, suffer me to express my heartfelt wish
es that all the great and patriotic objects for which
it was constituted by the wise trainers Of the Con-
stitution may be fulfilled that the high destiny de-
signed for it may be fully answered and that its
deliberations now and hereafter, may eventuate in
restoring the prosperity of our beloved country, in
securing and upholding its interests at home. l
retire. know it. at period of infinite distress and
and embarrassment l wish | could take my
leave of you under more favorable auspices; but
without meaning at this time to say whether on
any or on whom reproaches for the sad condition
Of the country should fall appeal to the Senate
and to the world to bear testimony to my earnest
and anxious exertions to averit and that no blame
can justly rest at my door.
May the blessing of Heaven rest on the whole
Senate and each member of it, and may the labors
of every one rebound to the benefit of the nation
and the advancement ofhis own fame and renown
And when you shall retire to the bosom of your
constituents, may you meet that most cheering and
gratifying of all human rewards-their cordial
greeting of "Well done good and faithful servant"
And now, Messrs President and Senators, Ibid
you all long, lasting, and friendly farewell
Mr.. Crittenden was then duly qualified and
took his seat; when
Mr.. Preston rose and said What had just ia
ken place was an epoch in their Legislative histo-
ry, and from the feelings which was evinced, he
plainly that there was little disposition to at
tend to business. We would therefore move that
the Senate adjourn; which motion was unani-
mously agreed to-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
TROUBLES IN RHODE ISLAND

Extract of letter, dated Providence, April 7th
" AS respects the state of parties here, it looks
very dark. There isa guard ofthirty men placed
at the Arsenal and the military companies have
been overhauled by the Governor: the question
was put to them, 'Will you support the laws of
Rhode lslandP They wanted it qualified so as to
pledge them to support all laws but the late act,
against organizing Free suffrage government i
but he would not vary it OF the Infantry, II vo,
ted to do it; ofthe Artillery IA; Marine Artille-
ry, not known. Woonsocket Co none.
John Whippie has gone to Washington to ask
aid for the Government; and DR.. Brown on the
other side in the same cars The Free Suffragers
are wide awake; one lrishman has procured 600
mnskets, which he is distributing freely to his
counirymen; and says he can get enough more,
and men to carry them. saw 10 men Yesterday
with one pieceand 10 others to day They have
great meetings in the several Wards this evening.
There will be fighting if the Landholders attempt
o put the obnoxious law in force.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
List of letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Rutland, Vt.
HI March 81, 1912
Allen Barna, Elder Lille Lewis
Andrews Roswell, Jun Liscumb Darius .
Atwood Leland McLane Robert
Austin Paul Mann Pha miss
Barns Comfort MuZzy Eli
Berry Ephraim Nuttng William esq.
Billings Amanda, miss Parker Temple w )
Briggs Emery Perkins Moses
Brown David Potter Hartford
Bowman John jun. Pratt ARENAS
bruce Austin Proctor Dorcas miss
Dillingham; John Russell mr. halter
Durkee Luther Richardson Rufus
Egleston Hiram Ring Maria
Fem Stephen 2 Ring Stephen
Foot Eliza G SanfdGon Belonorie mons.
Fortier ouis-Rutldnd COSawyer George
Fuller Frederick A. Sherwood for Hevwood
Gauman John Nathan
Grswod Harriet Stratton Amos 9
Hagar Truman Temple Erastus
Hamilton Henry Temple Sarah miss
Hart Hawkins I'd Thayer Joseph II ESQ.,
Haskell E w True Daniel
Hayward Abigail, widow Waller ROYAL H ESQ
Hayward Willard Weed Rhoda mrs
Hewitt Mary L miss Wilmington Daniel
Hines Ezra WEIGH Jacob
Hit Hiram Welch Reuben
Howard Susan B Wheelock S NJ Rev.
Jackso Frederick II Wilkins Selah
Leonard lra-Rutland Co Wright Joseph A
]. GOtE, P. NJ.
March 81, I942. 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

State Of Vermont, (DB it remembered that
District ofFairhaven, IS. : I'D at Probate Court
held at Castleton within and for said District on the
9th day of April, ls42.
Present A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting to be the last
Will and testament ofLucy Wimot, late of Farha-
ven in said district deceased being presented to the
court by William z. Kitlridge the Executor therein
named, for probae; Its ordered by the court that
notice thereof be given to all persons concerned to
appear at session of SAID coJtt to be holden at the
psobate Office in Casteton on the 4th day of Nav
next to contest the probate of said WILL by publish
ing copy of record of this order three weeks sue
cessively, previous to said time Of hearing in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed in Rutland -
A true copy of record.
1917 B. F. LANGDoN, Register.
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New Tailoring EstabIishmcnt-

a WALLASTON respectfully announces to the
~ inhabitants Of Rutland and its vicinity, that
ne has opened.a, Taors Shop the store of John
strong, where he intends to carry the above bu-
sness, in all itsvarious branches. From long ex-
perlence in the business, he latters himself that he
is able to do all work in his line as well and as
cheap as can be performed by any other workman
in this vicinity, andSby close application;lo bust
ness he hopes to obtain such share of public patron
age as he may merit.
Cutting promptly executed, and garments war
ranted 10 fit Improperly made up.
Rutland, April 5, 1912. I4I6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
MythologtcaI Enigma.

Messrs Editors:-I wish to present through the
columns ofyour paper the following Enigma,i con-
sistent.
am word Of 10 letters My 1915, 10, is name
OF God Of the Gauls; my 6, 10, TO- is the name OF
God of the Assyrians; my H. T. 5, 10, is the God
Of evil; S, TO- Lis the name of nymph Of Crete;
my S, 10, 9, 10, is Deity ofthe Egyptians; my 3 l.
7, 10, is God of war; my l. IL, l, is the name of
famous huntress; my 10, 10, 5, /, is surname of
Cybelle; my l. TO- IL, IL, is the ofthe internal
regions; my 2, H. 10, l. is the name of celebrated
Magician, and my whole is Roman Patronymia.
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AUCTION. 3r0-mGSoE5GRYNi g ETsdpS;9ay

nis State q E Esro~t E,temsmbered ha,
held at Casteton within and for said district on the
9th day of April, 1912.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas Jonathan Orms, administrator upoI, the
estate of Samuel Hicks, late of Champain in the
State of New York; deceased, has presented to said
court his petition in writing, for license to sell all
the real estate Of said deceased for the payment of
the debts Of said deceased and charges of admins
traton;
1t is ordered that said application be heard before
said court at a session thereof to be holden at the
probate office in Castleton, on the 4th day of Nav
next, and that copy of this order be published in
the Rutland Herald three weeks successfully. which
shall be sufficient notice to all persons interested of
the time and place Of tho hearing and deciding said
application. A true copy of record,
1917 B. F. LANGDoN, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
GO0ds az Auction.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at public
w auction in front ofmy store if pleasant, il not
within the store, on Wednesday, April 10, a large
quantity Of merchandise consisting of cloths, cassi-
meres, vestings prints, shawls boots, hats, caps,
a., &c. Sale TO commence at O'Clock P. NJ.
Save your cash and attend the sale
Terms, All amounts of 10 and under, cash, over
$40, good notes for 3 months. JOHN STRoNG.
Rutland, April s, 1912 1915