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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
CITY INTELL1GENCE
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Police OFFIcE.-A FEMALE P1cKrocGET.-oi,
iicer Cockefar this morning arrested coloed female named
Mary Brewer, for picking the pocket oi John btTqfi
of l2l Warren street, whil liz IN her honse on u
nesday night OF three doubloons, wort! SIS. ne woman
IS fully committed.
CoRoNER's OFFICE. a LUvATIc DEAD IN =
WATcl-HousE.-A ,yatcbman named Levi shrnsehs'elh
discovered last night ravng and behaving IN 'o's'
Gus manner in the Ninth between Fourteenth ao
Fifteenth streets and procuring the aid o. another watch
man tho MAJ, was taken 10 the Fourth District watchhouse
over Jefferson Market where was found necessary IN Con
seourpce Of his unruy behavior, to andcu him IN cell
for ,b ch He was heard to and rave therein Tor
some lime when the noise ce,sed On his cell door being
n.,e1 abou. /. o'clock this morning. he vas discovered
dad An inquest was held the body and verdict Een
erd Of death by congestion Of the brain produced BY IN
a,ity Ii was ascertained that his w,s Robert Sher
wood an Irishman and IS years Of age IL was
cutter by trade had been OF ntempsrate habits but had lat
terly reformed.
Forvp DRowxrD.-The Coroner also held an inquest at
No % West street the body Of unknown man found
floating early in the morning the North river the foot
of Morris He is about 30 years Of age and supposed
be Patrick Alullon from papers found in s pocket bsr
ing thar name. His shirt also marked F. NJ Yer
Dict Found drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
u The Rochester Democrat SAYS

fFIV fNJtII'IStVI To
qnested TO mention that number Of spirited farmers Of Lv-
mgston County propose shew yoke of working
the Fair Of the State Agricultural Society to be held IN
ta, City the 9h 20h and 2st Of Sept against equal
number from any other County this State. The compe-
titors from each Comfy pay twenty-five dollars, to 20 10
the winners. The money from Livingston Comfy IS DE-
posted with the Asistan; Secretary of the Society and l
farmers OF Western NewYor invited to the competition
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-SoRK, SEPTEMBER /, 1913.

Arrived.
Brig Selma from Conncc'ieu' river 10 s'nrses Clear
man.
BIZ brig Lady of the Lake, wngove ds fm Bermuda, in
ballast TO Middleton * Co.
Schr Richard Baker, 10 d I'm Halifax with fish, TO
Lewis.
schr Leonia,, Pinckham 10 d. I'm Lubec, with plaster
to master.
schr Velocity Montgomery, is I'm Boston, with las-
ter, 10 master
sch Nlanda,n, Hipchley d I'm Boston, with mOasses,
Mills 4 Co.
schr Two Brothers. o:eodspced d, I'm Boston, with sn-
gar 10 Mills & Co.
Schr Alevanlra, Lewis d. I'm Richmond, with flour
aud corn, Allen & Paxon.
Below.
| brig, Wind EbyN; weather hazy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
III MARRIED-

On Wednesday, evening by the Rev. Rober, c. vermye
Fergus y Hatlorr, of Newark y. j. Rebecc,, daughter
OF Wm. W VermiIye, of this city.
At Middle Hdrdam, CT Capt. II ". Van Vechten, Of
.paachcola, Florida to Miss Nancy Cotton, of Portland
CT.
Al Mount Peasant y on the 3Oth inst, Robert Nc
kenze, OF Newark, to Jane Davidson OF Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
MONEY MARKET.
Sales This Day at the NY. stock Exchange.


y,
DaxGERot-s FRAUp-Ten doarnoes the NoTtI Riv-
or Bank this city, have been altered from perfectly
the parts altered show defects They are easily de-
ected b. observing that the genuine have for ygeetta
the Goa, of arms of the State of New-Yorl aud the fraud
has ship, aud zoos be the rocks III the back
gcound The date zoos is not the genuine. The leu
Dollars ON the genuine is in italics or slantn letters Oh the
fraud Ten Dollars in perpendicular block letters
EIarkcts- Carefully Corrected for The Tribune.
TINS DAY, o'cLoCK, p. NJ
The advces from the other side favorable to Cotton
with sales 1000 1900 bales full prices The sales yes
tray reached $500 bales Pot Ashes in fair demand
tu, dull at 373 j 81; Pearls 81.
Flour is dull aud without change, with. however, ten
dency downward We quote Genesee s. 81 s14 Ohio
and Michigan 90 75 The adyces by the Margaret Of
good weather and decline Of Is PER bb in Flour and Sd to
Id per 20 lbs in Wheat, has deadened the market
Nothing doing in Grain Corn is noninaly % 60c;
Rye G2 Ca Oats 27 2S Shorts &c; Ship Stutis q o
Pork is nomnaly before quoted. 10 lSS 10 20 for
Prince II 432 IL 50 for Mess. Small sale country Mess
Beef at SIS; Lard quiet Cd, small sale kegs a; "a
Sales Of 20 bbs Glover ST. 100 rough Flax at 80
and parcel Of Timothy S4 to II for superior About
1000 Guntals Dry Cod have been received of which 900
sold at, s Sales 200 bbls Mackare 10 IS for No
rs for No2 Sales 2G0O bbs Nutmeg, No !. at 81
a small lot Of White Rio Grande Wool brought 10 cts,
months.
ROCHESTER, August as-,Fhc decline in Flour at New.
York las depressed to corresponding degree prices Of
bo, Flour and Wheat in this market but how far
unable to saw adyices from NewNork Monday even
ing which will probably settle the prices, have not Yet
reached u.s. On Friday and Saturday, Flour found buyers
at % To-day offered at l2t The shipments East
for The last days have been only abont 600 bbs but lit
tie half the quantity shipped during the seven previous
davs. Wheat in slowly The highest prce pad, eX
cept superior samples for seed for the last two days. is
SGca decline Of &c from quotations oi Friday. Ihe
supply by the Erie Canal for the last six days is II 900 bush
els The receipts from the Genesee Valley very light
BrrfNo August 30-Folders of Wheat are storing their
invoices rather than sell the prices offered by ners VIZ
SIC. fner and holders confidently ask iOc
Small sales Of Flour at yesterday quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

-nTHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w ERY WAREHOUSE FRANCIS informs @ me fhs
,c,nrIs public and particularly strangers, that me- can
Ia l and well selected assortment Of STATIONERY al un
y low prices Persons ylsit,l The city 70 ppchaSe
n on the before as .hs{ n b
be lower than other estabishine IL 'e
n w snk Books and Blank Work Of every dsscIiPnou
Ruling Biadins sc s1ecTsd at short no,,Ge @ Can Pp TO-
;,h Isr.e and choIcs assortment oi nkStaads a9ions
which as splendid specimens OF snfP M ea Easts
inkstand wholesale and retail l. fhASIii??ti ~ i?t.x-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
DIE ED,

On Thursday morning August 3ls., after shoE, bu;
painful illness Eleanor wife Of Thomas Raven, the 81 IN
year Of her age.
The friends Of the family. and his brother r. NJ R'.
also her father John McCleary and the members Of
Nsw-York Lodge No TO- l. O. Of o. F., and the order IN
general, respectfully invited attend the funeral on
tfs) Friday afternoon at o'clock from her late residence,
40. IA Orange-street.
Last eyening, Both inst, Edw'i P, son of Patrick and
Mary Anne Doherty.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
terd the funeral this day. lst September from the resi-
j-nce Of his father, Sti avenue of 40three
On "Wednesday morning, Joseph S. Youngest Of Jo-
s@ph Pine, aged II months.
On the 5Ch u!t George Graha, of George and En-
Warner, aged wear and months.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
THE y E,M WORLD
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. >.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. :.
!. JOHN MAJESTY, The Liverpool Merchant a
romance by the late Dr. Nasinn. Paft2
@ REJOlNDER OF JUDGE HAMMOND to the ps-
fence OF Hon. Ambrose Spencer.
,. TIE FAIR SAINT OF TOULON, continued.
4. THE ACCUSED VIOLIN. A original Translation
from the French.
8. RETROSPECT OF THE STAGE, ".
&. A FIGHT IN THE DARK. An exciting tale.
=. ALL THE SAME A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE.
By Lenan Blanchard.
8. FREDERIKA BREMERs NOVELS. Editorial.
9. SHALL WE HAVE A REFORM IN THE POST
OFFICE? Editorial
10. TIE "MINlMIs- CORRESPONDENT OF
THE CHURCHAIAN. Editorial
H. MIR. THURLOW WEEDS LETTERS. Review
lo FOREIGN FILES, Miscellaneous News &C. &c &c.
All for ST cents-32 large pages. 81 a year.
slit J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
n1-,~ GentlemcM's Hats OF the pattern for AUTUMN,
1913, Will ba sold at SPENcEls Hat Ware Rooms No G7
from this date August 26th inclusive a262w
10 John BurdelI, Den,is!, has removed from co
str lThse @ he ma, d [ nE 9G e one aSI 5oS S
above the Broadway Tahemac!e slN
&c Boarding SchooiaIrvtng Institute,
Tarryown, y Y-CirGnlaIIs at 7G H9NwWefy NWfy N
jy22 mis WAl = LfON, A. NJ fnnciIa'.
g. Walter For,vord and a. w; % MARKS, sn,l
Attorneys at Law. PittShnr9L "a ~" '"'s
css hs,s Xea 4 Bird 1nasE I e. 1s IL ysS ySSe
ton thar can made Il will cure the most severe Cases and
+ re anS . cents. For sale by DAVID SANDS eco
Fas Broadway, Narketseef; 10 Futon-street; aud
273 Broadw'- aus inns
r. Objects OF Real Utility Pure Crot9l @ Wa,
Tor lima bic In value all citizens; anu w ERB
Inew article Of CA,pllsns' equally much Tho one
under the control Of the Fatheis Of our CITY the on
Broadway one door south OF Howard sect-he Phosophi-
cal lu% la'n% iW store anu no H. WEBB inventor
~ Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle, will complete
Iv and pernaueny eradicate Spertluous human hair IRON
iGmal.s upper rs the hair coucealng broad aud elevated
forehead the stubborn beard OF man, any kind OF superii
os hair Be sure get the at the original oice o
Walker-stIeet one door from Broadway,
Ayens-tiuthIie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Hayen Brown, &c Chesnut-street, FhlladelPhla Jordan
Carleton, Lowell. , -,
Can be before buying proof positive ths and nc
mistake. auio Inlls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

WASHINGTON ELIXlR.-A pure vegetable
" compound" Natures God has seceted IN ,he vege.
table kingdom safe and speedy remedies for all diseases
TO search for and discover these part of mans allotted
toll This well known assertion Of Dio;eordes one o the
smother evidence of truth and wisdom in the discovery Of
the Washington Elixir, which, for its many yirtnes, may be
called Go.send 10 the afflicted II only necessary To say
H. that hundreds Of best citizens attest It's almost
magic power thoroughly curing that most Inoleabe oil all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
LEARY &CO.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, 1913

Az the urgent solicitations Of many Of customers from
distant parts the Union shall introduce rms DAY, at
our sales rooms the beautiful style Of Gen,lemeS ials
for the coming order accommodate ten as also
the numerous strangers visiting the CITY who may leave
here rrior 10 the date (Sept when has been custom
in former years 10 effect the Autumn change cf Fashion
LEARY x co. ,IlatterS No.i aud ) Astor House
OrrC IRCul.AR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings,
Dimensions other illustrations, vii! be forwarded b. mail
10 those who request IT, and who address post paid
New York, Aug. 10, 1913. au26 ct
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

~ RirsI-P,Hr ,Sp NA>s.u-srHfrTs-T new style
of (eptiemens Hats for the ensuing ready for
inspection and sale the Of the subscriber corner Pine
and Nassau.ss Il WIS DIitD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Counterfeit s. the NewEng land Bank OF Boston
in circulation at Schenectady
At Baltimore sales of City per at So per cent m
teest from ls July There is little doing in State Loans
which held 60 593 for per cents aud 30 for per
cents In Bank shares there little doing Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares offered 80; sales The per
Bonds at 1903 1881! Money continues abundant aud
good commercial paper readily done at per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
a. Y. =. WEBB, Inventor.

IL TO Country Merchants.-PRINTING of
very description executed IN - bes; style OF tie art BY
OLIVER, corner Ann and Nassau has several original
and sufrb designs got EXPRESSLY for eountr merchants
Cards Circulars Bill Heads Handbil, SC printed cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Inverted Cone Lamps.-wEBB,s tecsntly

improved ~ NVERTED CONF. AIRS mus Of pscs,sity
Utility and rCoyo, hitherto unsec.ien, For sails
ONLY al the fHIl9sosHicaL LAniP STORE, 40 Broadway
anso Iwls' Az II WE'RE Inrarrnr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

The subscriber will the Tailoring Business on his
No 81 Fultoseet where the former patrons
of the establishment arr respectfully invited 10 call
sl3t' A. D. PORTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Commercial and Money Matters.

I
The transactions were not large to-day aud the market
without material change.
The Bal market closed firmly the Great Western with
good demand at the rates OF yesterday Sterling g. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

BUFFALO HUNT-TO THE PUBLIC. Much
ID as regret the breaking of the fence YESTERDAY when
,nod RI. snort OF the Buffalo Chase man doubts my
abiIitv 10 throw the asso with precision will lhya wager ol
one 70 five hundred dollars that con catch man "ith me
laso eighteen times OF twenty the man being hoeu %"
fleet horse and running At full speed. ,,,r,-.r
The pubc'S cbedient servant, I. ~ fhrNti.
Lobokpn 81 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Passengers Arrived,
In the chr Baker, from l!aliiax-Nlrs Warner, daughter
II tlIrDn cnl1s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir is equal
IS eic,cous the Of Cholera Sorbns Bilious Ch9c.
Di4rrhU. aud Dysenery Worms and Dyspepsia. The
Washington Elix being composed entirely Of yesetabie
dough uneiualed for fapidy and yor with which IL
comF the stomach to perform the peculiar nactions re. re-
dose having, unfreGueny caused permanent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

VE7M T. JENNINGS& IL co , Diapers aud Tall
ors 23l Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Foun'
tan solicit attention Of .easonabe gsods
including Cloths CassimereS Vestngs, &c., all the new
and various styles 80
Under the that the system Of small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage viii
b. continued whilst such will enable
us 10 i'll all orders future with psomptness.
feature in the -sa5 shment which must commend 1t to
our stock Of an Of first quality ready made Gar
ans consisting Of Surtouts Frocks, Dress Goats Pnta
looms Vests Office Goats, Travelling FIocks. Dressing
Gowns SC. ,,
kercie Gloves Snspenders Hosiery Under Vests, Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars &C. prices which must offer
Inducements 10 rurchasers jyl3 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Passengers Arrived

In the Spanish steamship Nach-z from Havana-John r
Stanhope James Maconb Jose cueto Da Ma, Trinidad,
Cueo de Zado children and servant, Nathaniel AIancon,
Miss Mancon.
In the brig Ceorgiana, from Norio!k-NIr Baguall r
Barclay Mrs Harvey and children.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

THE CO-PARTNERSlilP heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the u, of WORT HING
TON PORrER is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All person, indebted the above firm requested 20 maxi,
immediate payment 10 a. D. PORTER who auhorzsd to
settle the same. EDWARD WORTHlNGTON,
Sept. |, l845 y. ID. PORTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

GA WATCHES! WATCHES!-The largest
and most splendid assortment of Watches in the city
W1s be found the subscribers. He is constantly
receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver o. e
and and selling them at 5sa z, ,Gx much lass ow
az $50 TO SIS each Watches and swelry exchanged 2.
bought All watches warranted to ksep soGd nme os ' i
he Des, manner and warranted lower than al any osI
&C. Allen impoItes, p s,,3I q 40 WsIts up sssiIs,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

ERANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
II FOLD WRlTER.-This article has now been before
the public bur short time and has gained reputation be-
sand copies daily prooof the high favor they have
obtained 1t has entirely taken the precedence of the Copying
$50 Tor Press have laid them aside and given the Manifold
Writer the 1seeaee finding them 10 be heater aud mora es
sizes the paper being ruled plan varying IN price from
ST. Business and merchants Who study economy, Will
please and examine the article and will that
it will recommend itself more than column of Advertising
the cautioned against buying from
tnerant veners board steamboats, and at hotels selling
worthless article for few shngs at the expense OF this
,mly invaluable article. Sold Wholesale aud retail by
l. L. FRANCIS 76 Maiden lane,
jy3rGis Junction LibeEty-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

The Washington Elixir envelopes containing csst ar iR @
pie and precise directions for be obtained OF H.
f. ~ GUION, IN Bowery, Grand-st. and OF T. r.
Moss, Grand and C4nnoncsts WsndoTsr i sgn, n,,
COZ Avenue and sd D. H. Burtnstt cor 30 Avenue
and 9Th street DIR. H. A. Field Broadway and 18th ST.
cor Bowery and Broone-st.; j. j. Coddington, III Hudson
L. Cotton, 265 Bleeckerst. Oliver Deromas Y Coz
30 Chatharn-st. DR.. VIM. Cecil Yorsville A. l.. L9uis
burr Wanha,tanyille; DR.. w. q. Wood Harlem. 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

7 OSr--In one of NlppN Browns Stages, August
il 3 A. NJ. drab coiored net Purse e9tton conaiG9s
s. in bills and change The insr VIII be rewarded pg
nf;co of IN. Advocate OF Moral Reform. 81 "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

JC BOOTH " co. AT the New-York Cash
y. Tailoring Establishment li2 Fulton-stree Broad
way still continne take the lead economy and elegance
The manufacture and style Of the various garments 0eiong
ng a gent!eman's wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled to consequence
Of The general adaptation of the cash principle by the pubic
resulting from past experience tat the credit system
ry imposed heavy on III. prompt paying custoner TO
supply the losses from that class OF the community which
must necessarily be excluded from this establishment By ad
herring strictly the cash enables the subscribers 70 ur-
ns their with garments OF superior style and nIsh
at a very great reduction from credit prices:
Gentlemen who contemplate httng oraterns the arrange
nens of their wardrobe would do well giveuS call
assortment is Que the extensive in the city, various
as the changes Of fashion, embracing all the different styles OF
French Elastic Cassmeres Of the choicest patterns Tor which
this establishment has become celebrated Strangers and
Others visiting the city particularly invited TO call and
anime hemseves and the above assertions by patron-
l2ing an exclusive cash house
No deviation in prices and strict puncuaty observed in
filling orders. j. T.. BOOTH CO. )vN ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

ARDINC1-Pleasant rooms furnished or lln-
ID furnished suitable for families single gentlemen can BE-
on moderate terms by app 66 Bsekman.s treet
n large alry front room uniurned, the second floor
- Ill, tn33,d .f.rencps exchanged auG Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

I | strumenta Concerts at the Pavilion Of the Elysian
Fields every afternoon A superb BTas Band will be IN at,
of new popular alrs oyrrureS marches &c &c
TIL, additional novelty the far famed beauty oi Ms seen
r cannot ia TO increase the pleasure derived from visit to
Ire ly boats py to Hoboken from Barclay, Canal and
CHRISTOPHER streets. Fare only g. cents auI Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

MANTED-A, Clerk IN Jeweltrs Store -, a
can refer to last employers. None others need apply Nd
Ilrass -IeAs.l.L. M thi5 oiice. sl2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

trEIECT- SCHOOL For BOYS, Il Ann-st.-
ms school will be re-opened Monday the 'th Sept
Of only limited ag?- & Of P" ,das i fStSS s5 IS s,r 70
aIa6T edncation which sha!I qualify them for either t!e
coIHn@s sI ~ 'o''e u RICHARD P JENKs Teacher.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

DOARDING-Goo Board and very pleasant
D Rooms furnished ot uniunisIed for gentlemen and their
wIyes or single gentlemen may be Obtained At No 80 East
BROADWAY Good references given and required. 81 l'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

UTINDOW SHADE,S.-The greatest variety OF
w Shades 20 found any store is Al No. 9Irnce.,
pr,ces yaying from 81 so. States shown WIN aD
of MS baY- great sntzgc oe places as all our ps
an. sreina and adding 10 the stock every Gay
and banners paia'sd % o''e' BARTOI. * DE-. MAURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

- -, ,hs atsn,ion Of builders their stock Q.
Harwas Consisting in Of cut and mfon, and N
Ia ~ va crTsws: English and American hii hh;h bev
anu Latehes Bolts adow ru5s, 4e, & =, the their store
81 Rot,sry y, ID door below BaTarl street .
DHUBARB-aO cases prime EsTirRa a. i RG9pea9 CO. '0'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

1.-TWO OR THREl9SINGLE GENTLEMEN
can be accommodated with board and furnished rooms IN
a small f,mily. App!y at IS Murray street y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

~ Persons wishing subscribe for THE 4 RiRuSt IN
PHIApELpHiA and the adjoining Districts, will De
gua day on the arrival OF the cars at Z sr
with the Undersigned Single copies two cents NJ eek
" 1iipsA' ~ Nv Forum Qtice, Philadelphia,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

uATTER'S PLUSH. of the different qualities,
tt r., cal. low hv THOMAS f.. CUMMINGS,
-, ia -" NV - - Pine street, Pearl.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
~ Wire yVinioyy Shades-M

= Wire WINDOW wShRdes-Manuiactnredt % or
der OF any size shape figure and handsomely fitted
hogany frames paror basement office and other windews
hail doors screens for public rooms, sc. by
LEE s. CO., Is Factory-street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the ar
and light into the and perfect view the reetat
the they obstruct the from the street into the
and keep flies and other out, and very ora-
mental. I:22 lsti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

so do do.... bio 5a} 100 shrs L Island r. .bSo sst
100 do do, ,.,,b4o 5as so do do,,.,,..bl5 81!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Disasters.
Schr August (of Kngston) Holmes, I'm New lok, l9th
inst Jaso put Kingston Mass night of ~ inst
wh loss of ioreulast IN the gale Of Goth
The scir Margaret at Newbaryport, from the Bay Cha
ler fell in wiki the 25h when within fifty miles
west ofCape Sable chr Princess Augusta of Lahae, Ms
capszed full OF water, aud took from her mante
remainder Of The crew four number had been washed OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

vrHE subscriber would inform his friends md
L the public Ia general that he has on hand
larg, assortment ct saddle. and Harnesses sach A.
Mated. brass iapan and common Harnesses. double
and single sets portable and Tree Saddles eiidles
and ha,Jers also large assortment OF Trunks Of
all kinds and si7cs and III other Minds OF work
usually made IN Saddlet's Shops The above atti-
ccs viii be sold very low for cash OF most KINDS Of
country produce such as beef or Young cattle nes,
October. Or grain the January following, OF wool
next summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any Of The above
srici,s are requested to call and examine before
purchasing. -. ,,,,
Rmland Dec o. 1912 5Si
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28
Cavr age Making 4 Painting.

EOHN PRICE has again established himself
~ in the brick shop, directly opposite the Jail
where carriages of any description will be manu-.
featured 10 order, in the latest styles and most sub
sianilaI manner Rcpairng of old or broken car
riagcs, attended TO with care and promptness.
They are also prepared to execute, in a superior
STYLE, all kinds of house, carriage sqr and ornamen
tai painting. Imitation of Italian, egyptian white
grey and black marble. Also perfect limitations OF
oak, mahogany, maple, black walau,, rose and satin
woods. executed entirely with OIL Paints. warrant
ed permanent colors and perfect satisfaction. In
talon OF Granite Tor pillars 10 stores, hotels, and
other buildings, done in a warrantable and durable
style. Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JoHS Pace
Rutland Sept 40. 1912 3Sl2-Gm