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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16
'YA1E TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE, Asit
AND AFRICA. IN THE MEDITERhANEAN.

a,
INK A FIRST class vessel with superior accommod itoni
01sthe 0th prox touching az the Azores or Western
lssna then oceediug TO Gibraltar thncs Malta where
Msd pilots viii be taken ieace Athens aud the
Gteclsn Islands thence 10 Conanuople where piacip
part Of The outward Will be Disposed Of from the1ce
iesed and the Rims Of ancient rros, thence Smyrpa
Jonpa. where the vessel viii ss enable
passengers 70 visit yerssien, hsn down the Meite
raocan wa Egypt Tpol and Syracuse and if win
mt aad me psseng desire the be extended
ss,nt Nsps CIiti Vecchio the seaport OF Rom, thence
TO Cosic hna Leghom Genoa, Nice Marssiles and BARGE
the southen passage accots the Atlantic making il
pIlei stop at chte0n, s. o. To land
enec aud hence "a THIS The voyage will Div or.
cupY ABOUT mon h during which time valuable com
ersng ca nets Oh curostes &c. may be collected This
pioneer eIpedos projected for the purpose OF opening
for trade between the old and neW world vii
doubtless be one Of prob; as well as of pIsasur
the passengers, all of whom besides beisx lrosidsd
with every possible comfort AID convenience 10 se ound on
hoard Of a ship will b. allowed TO take vita ,heua
the cruise round certain quantity Of aease goods TO ,pos
by barter otherwise, which pttvilege I
probiby yield profit sufficient nearly qure cover i
pce Of pasaze The csage 90 each passenger. provided
sac number ofes ia SEASON. will not exceed the
OF agentemsa passing the sunmsrat ssr Niagr
Those who may wish 70 avail themselves OF his f,vor,5e
opportunity for acquiring practical commsrcai knowledge
visiting The Holy Land aud may other places of important
70 tbs student the OF asurc and OF business, w ra
make early sppcsou the size OF the vessel TO be empoye
GA The voyas. wi depend measure upon the number Wh
come forward early aud passsge The company will b.
speetng the articles most snrnbIe tbs intended 90
ed sad the most advisable investments 10 be made IN
-riwsa sxStI ". DEWEY. iw yroma
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JAMES LACY,
DRAPE AND TAILoR,
- workmanship LASH nabis tile uausas
and iSsa
which he would solicit the attenoa Of gentlemen before
XII Ss's ooD
':s$ @'H;i 't si '' and mace
MAhTkLLE & HOLDERMAN, 81 Maiden Lane, manu-
M ,scarers and irporer, q oraapeata h.,, work, w,g'
works wholesale aud retail.
The ad. applied on reasonable terms mla lm.ee
NOTICE.
a e I sis +.
us he paSs 20 HI. well known e''abhmeA' mott
'eltlsmen wishing purchase garment good materials
well made as eiaiy cut at esle rates woad 40 wei
SWING goods, sa,iabIe for hsir wear
or 9 Of sa D JSs s:' e.
Phase call at, and recoIlect h, number,
lm. Fulton street w Vs. sf'if
ETAIsss Cold Old saa old and si'si a js wei
and S0'''"''A' 'x' EE&1FsS s9SB' '55Gs. Y
Fss Gold Rolled Silver Plating. Bras. and Plated Metal,
rcnst,utv ou hand sas srnsm
MEDICAL NOTICE.
WHEN Cs.u, treat, Of the a.es:s' Of tie ssIus otrans
decncy of ms subject medical man coad be erroached
for soothing suffering humanity.
well might be ssd that there wee Indecent things ia
anatomy. ought not to fear that should turn, be
accp,ed Of mmofaty living for several years confined
self TO the treanen Uf these Guecton aud Investigated the
methods OF treatment, the Jelult has led adot
mode the of which well known those Who have
had themselves under All the bad
which generally follow the old method
such Rheumatism All ctions the Bones Uceis
he eby avoided Old incurabe by
other nh w Weld very rapidly under this method Of
treatment ] refer to several OF that kind
DR.. JOSEPH HEINE, 20 Duane street,
mJ lmsec Chatham member OF the Medical Society ~ Y.
IAINE'S HAIR TDNlC-for the growth preservation
aad restoration nf the hair The prophet having devoted
study the of the hair has At ltnRlh
succeeded Ia composing perou which has proved
uenty ful promoting the
growth and strengthening the the hair and seyee
cases, where badness has oSsted for has -uced
fine vigorous growth OF Ne hllT. testified TO by several
highly respectable individuals whose certificates accompany
the pre- partition.
To the ladies the Hair Tonic is particularly recommendsd it
gives luxnnsn bIaney to the har and preserves the cus
from the effects OF dampness
Gentlemen who wish improve their whiskers, vii! find
this desired assistant giving them thick glossy fine
curling appearance.
Prepared sold by Dr. jayne PhIadeiph., For sale BY
a < D. SANS,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, and
apis Im#ec " East Broadway,
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To LIE IALlEE. -
Oh. HULL'S UTEKO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
'AIS Esus9; for Ehs radics cure Of frosp.us UteI
ssdng the Of the ohiecton Pcasary is confidently
ronded to the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
health having failed Of performing xnds
the most aggravated circumstances. y
The Supporter has attained very high character In kRrop
we'll this country adopted the entire dsuss
Pcasnnss and I'll other painful surgical il re Ly
u Europe W. medical psq Of the highest rEEt
faculties Of Colleges aHd Hosvisas and by IL the sEnssa
erivate practitioners. ~
Eoom havs been arnishsa exclusively Ladies' No
Vssey having separate entrance s<om the business d.
parep where lady 10 il c0sstsat -tfendanee. to erpi
Tyusses nd Supporters O all
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.a.::s :.sa ss;s = sss :ss ;:s
T Ts%s: Y w IssSsa sI:ss bs,fcs;
M Ss.e fsef rs's'' !sSss Holmes.
yohn 4, psvid.oa. John r. MSS2 s;;s;,.
Tsiss 9 Tsai., W. ThSm x; Ms9TI.
John e. hs ssss. kaSas sSsss ,
GEO r. HOPE s TaSMAs W. rHohNk f'''. %;s
Hat AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
IA APWAX S9rFoslTE SAINT gA HHAsl IN,
%s h.. s s s sss:
ind ss 90 ts Il % aS
IT, IN ssS;a by
~ sissssss ssS:s: ss: fs
Sc. always on hand aio lin~ &c
SEGARS! SEGAKS !!
Let the topper oeiaht in his bottle and glass.
Iwl seek not his pleasure 20 mar
I Tssana sea- 4 ysrs4 "ssS sss
a@a a. s
approved brands t the market affords His stock now on
other tie City, ,d@g s sssNI;.d extra
1 and aHsa fnsS
taiion saoerior 70 eyer BEFORE impo,ts
Lane Haw ss . Hots .aa judge
FASHIONABLE BONNETs.-.-The e,tnbl,shment lls
ssy Of Ss1i "
CANTON CHINA DINING SETS.
a5s ~ and the pa na he s r.
ceived late arrivals from Canton few Dining Sets. which
can be sold at very low prices: -
Also full assortmtn Of Crockery Ware. Of all kinds, Of
the and approved shapes Cut aud
ed Glass Of all klnds-nome new patterns
ID T.. makes humbuging pretensons TO almost give
CrocksIy but pledges himseto sell the same quality
goods cheap, IL from 10 cheaper thaa
other .ore; 5s7 Broadway, opposite Nibio's nearly.
all In
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DR.. H. BOSTWICK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
No. rs CHAMBERS STREET.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AUR1STS,
.0Q1 BROADWAY
COl cheeroliy comply with the request of Lieut. Nc
nosh testify that he nvalided home unfit for duty
Of total deafness and discharges from hi;
that whie in New York. his England he placed
himself urder the professional Of DIS ase and Edwards
Aurats uader their he recovered his hearing and
has returned TO his militxr7 duty.
Signed II. McNEVEN, M. D.
Surgeon to Fl. B. NJ Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS M
for ncipent deafness carache palms, buExings
singing sounds in the COLLECTIONS hard
ted secreons of Tne acoustic oil has been
lar all diseases Of the upwards
Of twenty years Offices removed 3sl Broadway
White street. my6 im$ec
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2 JOSEPH l6 Maiden Lane. Cup starsl importer Of Eng
d. sh, French. and German double aud single barrel Fowl
,ng aud backing GUNS from tte lowest nest ies
Also always hand extensive assortm Mt Of PISTOLS
both double and ,n1ls emhrsc iU0 different kinds
including the modern Six Barrel kcvoyers. all q which will
Gun Smiths arccuariy requested to call
m'kng their purchasrs they certainly will find It To tbe
advau i.f 40 An
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TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND
THE BRAZILS.
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
THOMAS ROBERTS & GO, Of III Futon street, TOR
merly Of so Broadway infofm the exporting me5ehlnn
PILLS in Spanish Portuguese French aud German
testify to The exce, &c aud Of the medicine
Agents for Louisisna;-A; Olive, Co; New Orleans
Csnada-Alfred Savage 4 Co.. Montreal:
And retail Of all respectable druEg n he and whole
sale Of T. ROBERTS CO.,
m3 lm~rc III Fulton stiet. New York
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-il fT'ft NEW MUSIC >.
S1GNOR has r arranged and puSii,hed for the
- the celebrated Opera OF Lucia de IAmmermoor
ponnz sbna Faf co ricoisro his piece beau
uIY yed and made be performed all the
marked plainly for
any slightly gu iuted it the Gutar tasy ps
form For sale the pracp.i music etos m9 Iw en-
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COLD AND SILVER RGFINER AND AS SAVER OF
" METALS-Bsr Gold, Old Gold and Silver, jewellers
and SIyesmlths Sweepings bought by
A. BARNARD, Office Wall street,
Works 24i Mercer
Fae Gold Rolled Silver Plating Brass and Plated Metal
ou hand. s,3 3rn IN
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pEREUMERs, DRUGGISTS. Grocen, Sugar ReGlert
Bot'lers Coffee spec Dealers, Elscnrg and Ink
Manufacturers, and all other consumers Of
FANCY COLORED LABELS
respectfully Informed that Kind of 0rk in the
XYLOGRAfTIlC STYLE.
executed in the best of the and the lowest
possible cash price, sz0M 4 E.NINP5
ma lmsre removed from Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16

DACKET SHIP ROCHESTER FROM LIVERPOOL
Consgnsss per sh ship will please send their Iefua o.
board, loot Of Beshman street.
All good permitted FIVE days are able be
public stors. WOODHOLL X MINTURNS,
mia Sire 81 South street.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
Drugs, Medicines, &C.

nR. l.. JAMESON. offers for sale on the
~ most liberal terms tor cash, or credit,
yery extensive assortment Of goods in the a.
bove line. DR. J. f,uers himself that no es-
taolishmeni OF The kind in Vermont. can Of.
fer great Inducements to the physicians and
others de,li1. ~ drugs medicines, dealers
will ,heietore find Il 10 their interest 10 pur-
chase at this establishment, II they are desi-
rous of obiainihg cheap aud good articles
Having with much labor established agencies
for the the purpose Of avdling himself of the
advantages, which the different markets al
ford for selecting articles of the best quality,
aud purchasing them al the cheapest rate
Prompt attention givento orders from this
and other states
Druggists GLASSWARE constantly on hand.
Jus; received 200 lbs Paris Creen Of first
quality. 1i57 3m
Casileion, October. ls4i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
SzaOg;YsAE6E.RS' FOOLS.

pURT & MASON have received and Of
- fer for sale Shoemaking Tools of all
kinds, and intend keeping iul supply.
90 bushels shoe pegs. comprising all sizes;
200 ID. best shoe nails, l-2 TO IS inch; 300
m. cut tacks from No. . TO 90; 1875 lbs. pa
tent shoe thread, various kinds; shoe pincers;
hammers; Aller,on's sewing avis, all kinds;
Hemingway's patent peggng awl blades;
sewingawl hats; and 9 inch rasps: XII, files;
sand paper; Ames' skiviag and shoe knives;
size sticks; rubstores; hcelball; sponge and
paste backing; eyelolts; silk and cotton la
GERS; knife straps; stitch markers; peg wheels,
welt wheels; shoulder sticks; black and col
ored golloons; French wheels: peg cutters
boot webb. boo, cord; spoke shaves, colts
welt irons; best steel shoe lacks; Russia
brisiles, &c.
Rutland, October %, 1874. 4ii6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

IN NONlllhN would tssgcci'u,r in.
~ iutm his TREAD. ard tie puh'ir. hat
he tas on hand a splendid ASSORTMENT al
Boots aud Shoes. Gents 6ne cali skin boots
calf skin doubled solod water p,ooi Boots
calf peeged bouts, kiphoots and
superior suicle Of thick boois. also
gents dancing pumps. brogans and slips,
also splendid assortment OF hats and caps
has also on hand an assortment Of ladies
CATERS AMI hall CATERS, buski rs and slips,
also ladies' and genilemcn's Patent India
Rubter over shoes misses buskins aud
slips, also boys and ohlldren's boots and
shoes OF al kinds, also q splendid article
ni sole and upper leather and cali skins
shoe thread, heel nails a. shoe knives, all Of
which will be sold as low as can be purchas-
ed in this county, he would also express his
thanks TO the public for their liberal patron
ironage thus lar. and hopes by s,ric, aiten.
ton to business a continuance OF the same.
Iasilctou. October, 1914 ii3w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

The following paragraph from tho Bait
more Wing, viii serve to show one OF tho
means used at tic state election IN tat city
60 procure naturalization papers lcr foreign
tfs, and accounts FOR the astonishing increase
90 lhe Loco vote. The Wing saws.
We have the fact from a collector Of rents,
Who had occasion To make frequent calls
uyon the widow Of deceased foreigner, oc.
copying small tenement under his charge,
AMI receive hts tent ia small iustalmeuts $3.50
4 DAY OF two, however. after the late cleo
ton, he made her call, and WAS surprised
10 md her ful,y prepared AMI honestly viii
ling TO pay up all arreatages Upon enquir-
ing how She became possessed of the ample
means. she replied with a cUmplaceni smile,
perfectly uncorst ious, hu douDt, OF the Im.
yr3priety Of the act, thai she "hGd ioaned 0ui
The y6yer of her dear old man-peace 10 Ia,
ashes for dollar each time, 10 seuenieeN
pcyson', and By that means tcas able 10 pay
her rent"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

As the indian formerly roamed over the
mountain of Perm. unconscious Of the vasI
wealth tina, lay hidden beneath its surface /
so I'LL lately we have sirolled through out
native forests, ignorant Of The fact that they
contain ingredients which, IN hands skilled
by study aud experience form by far h most
stiiicacious remedy for all kinds Of Pol monary
and Liver affections known To the world yet
Mis- is true Wild Cherey ba,k and Tar
have indeed been used, before, but their yir-
tues could no, he folly extracted. DIR Wis
tlr has done this-and his Balsam OF Wild
CHEEKY (which contains an extract OF tar is
astonishing every body, especially the NJ DIS,
~ its wonder al efficacy in Asthma, Liver
Complains, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding a, tue
Lungs, Fist stages ofC0nsump,on, &c. This
Basam is made from materials which nature
has placed a, the Northern attitudes as an
antidote for diseases caused 10y cold climates
Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God
Let US not neglect her painesl dictates. -
Always be sue TO get the Genuine article,
as spurious Blsam's, dc. are atloa,.
For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

liz Il the subscribers, being appoiniedby the
W Probate court for the district of Fairha-
ven, commissioners to receive examine, and
adjust ali claims and demands OF all persons
against The estate Of
James Hooker, late Of Pouiiney,
In said district deceased, represented insol-
vent and also all claims and demands e.hib-
tied in offset thereto aud months from
the 2nd day Of October, inst. being allowed
by said court for thai purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice hat we will attend
II the business olOnr SAID appointment at tie
dwelling house Of William GooJSpeed Ia said
Poul'ney on the first Wednesdays Of Decem
be and March neAi, liom D o'clock, a. IN.
un,il O'Clock p. N On each Of said days.
J. JOSLIN,t
y. LEWIS, '""'n Is
PoUliney, Oct, 10 1914.
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IN BANKRuP toy.
NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS
ANl lTuEp pLRSDNS lN In

NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS
~ AND OTHER PERSONS IN IN
TEREST, that by order OF the District
Court of the United States for the District Of
Vermont, dividend out of the assets of Dam
iel Packer, Of Mount IIolley in said District,
a Bankrupt will he made and declared by the
Court on the nineteenth day of November
next, ten o'clock forenoon. at the Office Of
Samuel Pfen'iss, District Judge, in Mon,pe-
lier in said District, among the criditors who
shall have proved and filed proofs 'of their
debts before said day, unless sufficient cause
be then and there shown to the contrary.
Dated the 23d dav Of October, 1914,
Al EDWARD III. PRENTISS, CLERK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE
BY the Eighth Auua Report, which is Just
published, the institution appears 10 be in a
prosperous condition The buildings have
been enlarged this season, furnishing great
cr accommodations, and improving the
means OF classification. 1872 patients bave
enjoyed lis advan.sg ,hc past year, "a
now rcmln Of,hose discharged 81 have
recovered. The terms are fixed at 81
per week. or $50 per year, if the paien,
remains so long in the institution. Patients
from other States are received on the same
terms US those from Vermont, Asyium Jour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

f-rfsilxt A cone spondeni g the New
,... Tribune sites ~ cheering account
..s.e prospects of tie Wing pady ~ Thai
.e A mass mseIne was held a, Teite
- lalosfchs. on tie 22i uh. 10 respond
H. he nominations made Al Baton Rouge
r.a Z. Bsrrss presided AZ an early hour
80 people commenced assembling, and con
rs.cl 50 pour ib tom every quutier Of the
psush uu3 O'Clock.
Resolutions having been offered by II. G.
rh.aol.Ua. Judge II Cage, T G. Nicholas,
s68 others The best spirit prevailed, and
a..f correspondent adds the assurance, based
OBJ Information received from dihcfen, pan
.'We State, that Louisiana will cas-, ber
,fe ior Clay aud Freinghoysen. The right
men are 90 the stump, vigorously engaged Ia
accusing and cnlighlenenlng the people,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
Health preferred 10 Wealth

nR. PHELPS Tomato Pills. the invalu-
- able and popular Family Medicine, is
now pot in boxes at twenty-five cents, that it
may be presented within the means of all who
need thus valuable remedy
Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, rheumatism,
Costigeness, Dyspesia and affections Of the
STOMACH and BOWELS, together with
many nervous affections, are cured by these
Pills, without producing any arrangement to
the constitution. Thousands have been cured
of obstinate chronic affections, which had
resisted long course OF active and judicons
remedies. The Tomato pills never fail to
cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and
will always prevent or break up FEVER,
il timely resoried 10. In purifying the
BLOOD, and mantaing healthy secretion
OF the BILE, their efficacy is universally
known and acknowledged and their repu,a-
ton, firmly established. Persons travelling,
will find them a conveniet, pleasant and ac-
mel ever invented. An occasioal dose
of them, even when the health is
not much disturbed, will prevent much sick
ness and suffering If any disturbance is Eel,
in the stomach in the consequence OF change
OF diet, or too free indulgence in vegetables
and fruit, timely dose oflhese Pills will re.
move all danger. "-Ned. Magazine.
Numerous cases Of Chronic affections cur.
ed by the above medicine are testified to il
the circulars left with the agents, and which
persons interested are invited to examine.
| Price 25 cents. For sale by Burt and Ma
son, Rutland Sam'l Townsend, Jr. Wall
| ingford; Lapham and Vail, SuuihWalling ford
l.. J. Vail q Co, lanby Addison Buck
Pulord and by agents in all the coumr,
| towns. 39:6miseow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

TExAs.-We have seen letters from Gal
weston, received 10y the Republic. Il would
appeAt from them tina, the Texans feel much
less apprehension of invasion from Mexico
Than we do here. Something IS said OF the
hazard ihd, the English may interfere in the
difficulties between the Two countries, and
this is the only alarm manifested. Our &C
counts Of the ravages the yellow fever al
Galveston, are truly distressing. The dis
ease had entirely aba,ed, however. New
Orleans Picayune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
OS L ! !

DROBABLY taken by mistake, hom the
L Inn Of the subscriber during last sept.
Count, a dark mixed Deer COGl-no cape,
circular side pockets, faced with dark hgur-
ed serge, large figured fat horn buttons no
cuffs edge bound &c. A black coat Of sim
liar dimensions. with large horn buttons lie
lei, u osblv by mistake in place Of the
above described Coat. Whoever may have
made The mistake will coafer favor by ex-
changing said coat as soon as possible
ALLSsoS DrER.
Rutland Oct %, isH IS
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STATIONARY, &C.

A large and splendid assortment of French
a American and English stationary. viz:
Embossed, plain and fancy visiting cards. IL
roaEi note paper with an envelope attached
10 ever Sheet Ieam super satin gilt edged
note paper; 10 los. waters; $500 quilts /;
steel pens, by the gross, card or single;
sealing wax, folders, pen-hOlders; black, blue
and red inks ink powder drawing and
common wood pencils, Saunders razor s;,oP,
new article, court plaster, Clay medals,
Fancy Boxes, French Perlumery, Letter
stamps, motto seals, Back Cannon boards,
Numerical frames, Spool stands, Tooth
brushes, Pink and Mezzoin,o saucers, smell
ing salts, Transparent waters, envelopes,
drawing and tissue paper, perforated paper,
inkstands, states and slate pencils wafer box
rs and wafer cups, Clay paper, Autograph
prints, Percussion caps, Paints, Indelible ink
together with great variety of other ar,i-
Giles too numerous TO mention. all of which
will be sold low by w II. c. SToppARD
Rutland, October, 1914. 43lf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
COM MISSION AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Com mission Merchant.
no. so UTICA sTErT,

bOI wv, MA 30.
Offer their services for the sale Of Wool
Fork, Butter, Cheese, and every kind Of pro
ducc.
Advances made on consignments,
DANIEL BAXTER,
ChARLEs 0. Cove,
Refer in Vermont to
Rice, Root & Co, Cas,Ieton.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, Nergennes,
in MassarhuSetts TO
Josiah Siedman, Esq, Boston,
Messrs. Siickney & JOY, e
in New York to
How'll Croft, Albany;
=. J. Overacre. Esq Little Falls
Charles Ehle, Esq, Canajoharie
A. w. Clapp, Buffalo. SO 6mis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
BRIGHTON MARKET, Oct. 81

A, Market, 1850 Beef Calle, $50 Stores,
1900 Sheer. and 3l30 Swire.
PRicss-B,ef CaHle.--We quote few
extra, $3.50, 500. FRS, quality, $500, a
1925; second do 1913 ,hird qualify, S2,15
a $3.50.
Stores.-.Two years old $40 10 10. Three
years old SIS To 10.
Shtcp.-Sales from 81, 25to 2,l7
Srme. Lois To pedlie, from 3 "a TO 3 81
halt Barrows Old hogs from aeIy ; H.
Atretiil, l-2to5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
Over Goats.

BARRETT 4 co have on hand large
- assortment OF heavy cloths, with all
STYLES 81 trimmings for genllemen's coats,
which they will sell al low prices.
D1mes,ic's Fuil'd cloth, Fiannels, Frock-
ing and most kinds OF country produce taken
in exchange.
Rulaqd, Oct 90, 1914 IL ga