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NEW SHOE LEATHER
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Miller's
Tannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CAS- HIN!
SLINGLUFF BOWER & Co., have just received
- their spring supply Of Boots aad Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit lhe attention Of all ready paying
customers TO their stock of
SHOES AND LEATHER,
arriving, and which contain varied and desirable
sortmen OF Genemans and LADIES' boys and chdrens boots
and Shoes Of oil kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of all kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts Boot Trees and
sooemps and at prices that but he pleasing to pur
chase No pains exertions will be spared to make the
establishment right in all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. 'ly
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FoR THE cuEE OF
PROLdPSUS UTERL


and OthU diseases arisiag from JsmSle 'Ocak"css.
THIS instrument has has the sanction Of the hest
Il physicians in the counlrw aud being altogether an
exernal application il is unquestionaby The safest, as
well as the most PeIec and useiut OF the Kind ever IN
vented.
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan Of treatment which while It secures To us
patients the greatest amount Of good is attended WIN
the least expense and inconvenience hereby unhesllat
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one eminen1S cal
culaIsd to accomplish these objects.
Such is his confidence in the gre1t utility OF the 10"
sumen that he has enerted into The necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the whole country. The Appar
aus together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished to all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS.
Physicians Of the county are respectfully invited to
call and examine it; and those desrons Of introducing
into their practice, can be supplied on more roasona'
bic terms.
F. D. McMEAL. M. d.
Canal Dover, Dec. 20, 1912. 40 It
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Eaon The Boston Daily Times.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills
OF all the public advised medicines Of the day, we know
rone ,a, I'VE can more safely recommend ills that flesh
n heir TO- than the pills that sold at the depot of the Norh
American College Of HEALTH 1873 fremont street, Boston,
Several Instances we know Of where they used in families
III the highest sasacton and no longer than Yesterday
heard eminent physician recommend them IN ngn Terms
There used be great ePugnance 10 the use OF QuACK
medicines as they are all ndscminnteV termed, but was
mainly owing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denouncng
Them The are however becoming liberal in this res
pect and that good Vegetable medcnes are
now more extensively used than formerY.
Ertract of a letter from Washington CITY.
Mr. VIM WR1sHrVDear sir-You will have the kindness
forward me as soon as possible three gross Of the
indian Vegetable pills. The sales have for the last two Fonhs
increased rapdY those who buy generally remarkng that
heY are the best pills they haye ever used and RY opinion
that her will in short supercede all Others in this
city. kOBEhI FAhNnhm'
Ftona ths PhilG Saturday EUcning Post.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrrhts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
In New England well other Tnrs OF the Unled Sta'es
The attempt of persons deaud the public by the sale o
spu rous articles meets with general eprobaon Mr. Wright
indegabe business man, and shows an array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confidence in tile virtue Of his
'N'1 AGENTS.
CHAPLIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw-
as county. Ohio.
A. d. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
P. p Latter, Sandyyie, do do
Christian Weehe Zoar do do
Ritter, Slingluff & Sterling Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesvlle, do do
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton, CoShocton county, u
A. Ren6sId g. Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humrckhouse & Co., Louisville, do do
Daniel Kgore g. Co., CadIz, Harrison CO., U.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonville, do do
June Is, l843.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F. D. McMEAL has associated with himsefin
The practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ. FLETCH
Err ANKENY. lie assures the public and friends that
his partner ls gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical requirements, he has had
The advantage of;he Medical Lectures at CINCINNATI
and he is worthy of the confidence of the community
Canal Dover June lT1644. % r.
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PRACTIC.. OF MEDICINE.
INRo do Go IAiNINTNo

DBo 10 o. BlNIaIDo
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res.
pectfuly tenders his professional services to the public
and hopes by faithful discharge of lis duty those who
may solicit his aid to receive share of public patronage
His remedies chiefly of VEGETABLE cIlARAC-
TER combining mdness and efficacy, and when sklfuy ad
well adapted and eradicate disease in
all the varied FORMS to which the human system subject
Having thorough knowledge of the
Urescopian Practice,
judging Diseases by the urne persons wishing may avai
themselves of this advantage:
CASH will be expected in all cases, except for riding
Office In the building lot formerly occupied by s. W.
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, 1843.-ly.
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MED1CL NOTICE.
.R. LEON G. VANADORP,

DR.. LEON G. VANADORP,
F the University of Brussels, Belgium; of the Al.
bany Medical College, and member of,he Medico-
chruglcal Society of New York, respectfully informs
the public that he has located in the village Of
EASTPORT,
where he will attend 10 II calls in the line of his pro-
iession. For further particulars apply TO him a, his Of
fee in Eastpori.
April 6. 1874 90
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GROCER RIES,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

CHEAPER THAN EYER.
r WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
j and Tho public generally hIat he has opened new
cheap Grocery the old stand. door north Of the Ad.
vocste Office and two doors from the square where he
has a5d will Keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES,
g. &C., which he viii seI for cash or approved coun-
Try produce.
New PLdadsDrhis June 2 lS44 s43m
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FORHAIE.

A DWELLING House and LOT pleasantly suas
county Ohio. for sale on favorable iermS' For -.
uars apply to B. SEkToH at the Recorders Office Or
the Subscriber at UhrichsVie, TuScaawas County,
Ohio. Ia, .L-..s.,f
Uhrichsvle, March %, B44. Iaf
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1ToTIOIE-

AT my instance an attachment was this day issued by
John II. Smith Justice oflhe Peace of Goshen town.
ship Tuscarawas County against the property & effects
Of Peter Baker oDsresdent OF said County.
Dated this lth day of June 1874. I
VALENTINE SNlDER,
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TAKE NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PARTNERSHIP OE RITTER SLING
LUFF g. STERLING'S WAS DISSOLVED BY
mutual consent on ;be Ilth March 1874 g whereas do
vision was made of Notes and accounts due there now
all who know themselves indebted are hereby notified.
ha, haye left such Notes and accounts which havsG
been allotted to me; with Augustus Whemi Justice o.
the Peace whos authorized TO settle and collect the same
.'na' '..' G. RITTER.
Dover % April 1874 Is 4w.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

A stout lad of about l6 or I6 years Of age will be ia.
ken apprentice at this Office One from The coun
try would he preferred
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-29

AMERICAF TRACT SOCIETY PUBLIC A TONS
TINE under gned has on hand at his residence in
i Canal Dover an assortment Of the Society publica-
TONS among which are some of Bakers, Favels, Dod
bridges, Nelson other standard works of Christian
Literature with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bibles and Testaments from tho American
Rible Society. lie respectfully invites the attention of
the publcto this benevolent enterprise He can ot on
y sell at cost, all Of these publications but may make
grants Of them, when in bis Judgement good can be
done .... ..'. ...
He is prepared 10 GIL oil orders al the shores, no..
ce Many oi those publications ale well adapted for
Sabbath School Libraries. m
g. sALA Agent, A. TS.
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TAILORING.

WIN. F. NEELY,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gen
NJ orally, that he has opened shop in the East Of
the Court House, formerly occupied office by j. Judy,
esq., New Philadelphia where he intends carry the bus
ness in the most approved style.
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles in his line of business made in The most
fashionable style, plain and substantial suit
the farmers Of the country aud prices suit the hardness Of
the times
CUTTING Of all kinds done the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
Tine LATEST FASHIONS will he regularly received from the
East Country Produce will be taken in payment Of wrk
May 25, 1843. 19-Iy.
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AMERICAN HOUSE

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
l. friends and the public in general that he has thor
oughy repaired his House, and is prepared to ac-
commod tie all who may favor him with call, 10 q
style unsurpassed in the place. Now he does NOT pre-
tend 10 do it up BIZ heter than his nghbOrs, but he
does preend to keep good house any village Of
the sze between this and the Cape Of Good Hope
HIS IA B Il 10
Will be spread with The best the market can afford
in the various seasons that is from June till January e.
the balance ofthe year included.
HIS d Ar
will always contain good Materials such as are delicious
TO The taste and good for the stsmach's sake. Now he
wishes il TO be distinctly understood that he will NOT sell
enough ocihe Oil be joyful" to any man TO inoxi-
cate. and if any one should be so unfortunate 6s to let
The crncf overcome him, tprocuTed elsewhere he can
not have drop; neither will he insist on any drink
any thing but 'clear and sparkling Water, with which
he is abundanlly supplied. He has d large and
COMMODIOUS STABLE,
which will tall times DO we'll provided for, and faith
fully attended to.
Uhrichsville, July 4, 1874.
NJ B. Poke roots, stalk and 61riss. and Cl0y Of Ms
best quGGtyulOO on hand. SW.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORlMG

TosEPH W. NEWBURG, would respectfully inform hi, oil
friends and the public in general carries oh Thu ekov.
business in all s various branches Factory Street. South
Side, where he may at all times be found to attend 10
all work ntrusted him He aers himself wibe done al du
rabe neat and fashionable he done in the country He
intends at all times keep in his employ good work
men, and his means 10 receive Fashion, amply provided
all kinds Of country produce. y ',I'' : -
Dover Aug. l9, 1871 e. -.
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--who speak the tongue
That Shakespeare spake,

..i1 -, u,. L;,,..lr ,,;,h . ,,a,a rehabilitation "a,
,,. ~ I n T.. ,L.c.o 80 .ow.;I.J ,non p n
SUnP'ouo"' S1P. ny "ee "o'o'',9 ~ ;Jon,fad
WEN, "h"sO Iepu,dt'o" 90 q" F'ue, o. 70 ""S"'y '
WIN hh country shisory, 70 con"'uu'c Se,'Os VI o"s
nai designs togeher WIN such aoVics anu ssssahce
IN other details o art az his taste may Suggest LOT e H.
lustration and establishment Of the publications.
From the same reason the publisher instead of reprn-
tinV the text and Commentary of popular English
;0,s.s,on ,a. aesrnva ,ha, his edtion should have
.hI .nao,r;.;on .C an Am.,c.n od,or This ,p,k ba.
~. "e ...PpJ..,.Ia, H. ciIiIAN n VERpIhNKK
O u J az ~ L;.is h Tho odi,o, ia IN furnish tho
~. .S p pp oC,, onaoa "a aocrra,oly nrir,ed ,sy,
- S 80 80. =, cor,,on. N non ibs n. 90 itself,
soC, hs nav h. eIaehero tev are ,oo ami IN
a, ,h mind fo The nower of the noet's Thought and 10
49,. ,no n i S ~; oo. sn,h noos as nav mo ,houch
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s,, =; ~, od d;ra ,h. i,s, c.ntnyy ,brorob sur
s;o - ,r~ od,ions nn,iI be rsvison of stevens and
Ss, -. sy, ~ hor ,Lo, of s,eyons has tecome m.
..es., Ss las 80, or ,ho En1,i.h "a Ar,o,r,n edi
.s 49, 49, ~. ,,aa ;,b -. ric.. ds.roes NJ ,ccnr,cy P,,
s,. nv. ,e,, ,ua~, s.r, .ors ninn,s aud T,miiar a,
"S "h oS En9b idiomS bahis and modes of hot
Ysa ,.Iu ,,.." ~ S o,,In ;ncsosin1 oJm;r,,i.o for
"oes as od 20 s .roUa conycon that very
~, ,hOunn a,;ah dsvs,ions from the an
y " VIZ ~ ,odorS d;,ions rs se,ess mr. errone
80 ;,,ion, sor,omss veakenjng the ,ense and ofien
,"o,o,onou" Ss,r;c,I regnlar,v 10
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s s",i.no ~. S"ou ,o.eS =, ne , nd ho, Enc
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Ana r h IA so,,os and nuartos have been restored I'M
~, 49, " 80 80 .s ~ ,Lo ,oss ~ r,ruscrin, ,,u. ,ndsn;a .
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BOOK BINDING,

G. w. CANFIELD has opened Book Bindery in
the Easement story of the Lutheran Church. Jot book
binding, Periodicals, Pamphlets and Music books neat
ly and substantially executed. ....g-
New Philadelphia, May 2, 1874. 16 3m
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JUSTICES and CONSTABLES BLANKS o,
y all descriptions foT sale at this Office.
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JAe ebsaysss and most steRdIdty HlHiHald and atns
!, Z 6aiSd sdstioa Of dks Bad sUer published.
! sss. EpITED BY THE
HON. G. G. VERPLANK, R. w: WIER,. EsQ.
WILL design select aud arrange the Illustrations Of
w which there will be about l400, executed on
wood 10 the very best style the modem school Ofha
ATT rs -s.
IN submitting The Prospectus Of the Editor to the
public the Publisher has only add that he will spare
nettier expense pains TO make this edition OF The
worlds Poet superior TO any that has aPPeared-ln H.
lussfastOns, typography and PaPar. The form will be
Ioy1i octave, and will be issued in weekly parS price
l2k cents which places within the persons Of
the mos, limited fortunes, whilst on account oft PEI
sullRf beauty il will gaiO itself admission into the libra
Tles Of the rsh and there prove 10 be one Of The most
choice ornaments. ,
Those who wish THE wo,k in the most perfect state
wiIOay be Of il by taking the parts as they aP'
pear, whicn will contain the early proofs Of the engra
vlega
part will be iSsued in March.
ta35s,i PROSPECTUS.
The Pictorial and illustrated editions OF SHAKES
PERE, lately published in England are amongst the
most beautiful specimens Of the recent remarkable i'm
PTOvement Of tho arr Of wood engraving. which by
combining great excellence Of execution with economy
OF price, has given unPreeedsd diffusion 10 The most
exquisite productions Of the arts Of Design.
The designs ofKenny Meadows for the illustrations
ofTyas edition OfShakerpeare express the character OF
the several personages aud the spirit Of the, scene,
with wonderful truth and pOweti whilst the wood en-
craving Of Knights PctorA edition combine with the
highest merits CT art aad taste such harmed and minute
accuracy as to scenery costume architecture. to make
them perpetual and most instructive commentary upon
the Poets text 1t is now proposed to embOdy in an
American edition. the admirable illustrations Of both
these editoss engraved with equal excellence Of me-
chanica execution to add to these other eugraVings
from emlneAt artists, as Reynolds, Fusei, 8. Newton
DC, and TO- accompany them with beautfy printed
and correct text. ....
But the publisher anxious that his country Shonld
pay some part of tho homage due from her to greatest Of
Pvss, as 10 one who belongs not solely 10 England,
but 10 all . ... ... ....
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,,6.IrA NEW ERA OF
SHAKSPEA E

IN AMERlCAl

7hs eksagssI and most Plnddly itRmiHatod and thu
6atSd editions Of Lks Bad sUer published.
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Meats Morrison pills.

,vxttr crNrrINF UyCrIaN VEG ETA 81 f.
'i rNI " Ti acknowledgements pre-
I-N'N Hn n : Ma &C No. yn,L from The
P"'ou ~ -, 49, Gar r,arv years bv his late IA
u.s",' 'Sr're uao, V;ce pros;Jont ortbe Brit
u Wy, M "Y.' nI,L
Isl" .oege VI f,l administration of these
men's yea I;,;aos in Fnrone and more ihan
.eieoIdeu 49, Irn;,ed S,,,es have established
"e ; sed,s II, W. Thons,nds nf bo,h sexes.
.''e'' s' a "a hoaI,L tho numerous suf
WI" l'd.e oeo" ~. ,on,a,uro sa,h and volumes
~ cnre emhracno every disease
% te' ,, ,"ino NJ human misery must con
~ .'e i,'s :saIlnns NJ ,heir snnc,iori,v and
'o ar,s IJroe;,n theory resul,ino from sci.
ia ra ~ and exocrjence namely that man
\; .,h;oo, az l, nne real disease imnurv of the
i,a" W o"'' WV
~ - oli;os bo;,r connosod o,,rolv Of herbs
a"o,aIia n,o,,er ,1riCv The blood and carry off
,Lo ARM, bu,nnrs III the bodv m a manner so sim.
io ~ -, nni,o orery dav case and Measure
Man vii hs horn 10 DAYS of bliss. compared to
,bat has hi,hor,n been his lot, weighed down as he
has heen nv disease. inGrmi,ies' and sufTerinrs
wl,;,h M earthly nower knew how to alleviate. IN
til mi, d scovery wa, nresened to the world. The
weak. The feeble the iniirm. the nervous. the deli
cate, are in few DAVIS strengthened by their opera
ton. and the most obstinate complaints are remov-
ed BY perseverance without the expense OF physi-
clan, ADAPTED 10 all circumstances and situations,
thew are The best Medicines, cpcr tnrented for FAM
hes, or TO tax, to sea, preventing scurvy and cos
,yeness recurring no change of Diet particular reg
linen. or care aoains, taking cold.
The prepotency of these medicines has induced
many spectators to attempt imposition the pub
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u,iIa CONSTITUTION.

fE,HJ tONSTITU TToN, Tie VS. W. ~ Vu'
wnndtnul constituted hodicf cens'Ahsp '1t- 49,,
atsfairc fsecncfstirg iofarncc, 10 rfcais 'no
healthy rtsicntc. iu. hFat aHd t'He c'h'f - y.
ere brnu,h 60 TINS fsoatsiu1 and Tor me Pio'' 'u'
ceut Coz toe requirements yl the tysicm, pu "
imFfgccuct and violation olthc in~s OF VIC a'l
opY, morbid hafnors arse az acrd and N''V'" 49,. 80.
luircs collected the stem requires asss'~'
source 90 "a tinks disease. decay ara N"
Nas wundctfny salutary al thu period aye iho '"'0
appropriate Alternative med iclne, ias'" ~ s, ."
1HotfANos have been saved from ocalh, au y, h.,,h
tom sufcrugs inlctc fthnble. and alau 80, y -,
by the timely Of PHELPS 1OhAIo ritz ""'eI
ciicacinus ad potent 10 rleansl' ''e ~,
bowels puriy ias tic blood ard tcnofaihg tne 49,
system b, altering the soefciions Of the aver ""u Que
glands aud cAtrying OF the mofhd juices ana .uu
at the South they have acquitted lhe name OF w
because tbes Invariably prcsont ot hfeak Up o',ou,
ntltcnt. ycuow, Intermittent and lune 'e'eis; -, 80
extensive have proved them The bes' anu Guy 49,
aud sArc remedy Tor all the numerous cnlon'o -, n
where the stem requires something thH' WIZ "pr w
the blood liver, aud various systems OF N''so's' I
healthy action sud at the sane TIME eNPe' Us. - t,
aud poisonous juices and humors when u sep .;.
them Ia this cass of dssuses arc rheumatism,
dropsy, liver complaints. billions stomach 'e'oiu''
wotl.t. tumots aud otupiiOrs o. The sklh o' N''os
pcfmanea ncikncse about The otns ana lmos' hut
constitutional 90 Hereditary ie6bchtAs on t"' "'"
mart Of the stem sc Thousands OF cases nl w" "t"'V
diseases have been cured by tic Tomato rus anu ~,
sands Of deaths would have been proNeni,u ma" ' ~
been used instead OF some iUosPohs'ooi .,T
rs remedy. Of which the country wh"ohe'' i"'' y"
MYSTERY or charatanism about this uniVc"hl iem'o9
They arc 81 pared of valuable yesetabe temouluS VIZ"
are known to both safe and ceoiua and are useu WY
extensively by physicians in their private practice because
~ hundt reds have said they archie mo PHEASANT
and safe medicine We have ever used. ,,,-,
The above PHI for sale by agents IN all VIC coun
towns fgcuts are cautioned not TO buy oil pedars
word to the wise sufficient For sale at the "eHc''
depot md Agency store, go Man 81. -
Rutl,nd Buu a. Mason. Wangiord, ;. Townsond
:. DInby, I. J. Vail. GOWNS ''-'
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SIR ROBERT PATTEN.

ws TIIIS celebrated English horse, in
EN~-> IL troduced into this country by
81 SSN by William Swift of Hartford, Conn,
ss-s>=-s~sa=, and now owned 10y Alanson Dyer. will
stand at his stable, and not be removed thereirom
during the season.
To those who have seen the horse or his stock,
nothing need be said. Strangers are invited to call
and see the most perfect model of horse ever kept
in this vicinity Terms reasonable and made known
at the stand
Mares from distance may be forwarded to re-
main any length of time, either al hay or grass, ior
moderate compensation.
ALANSON DYER
Rutland May I, 1914. 2O:28
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Maze, Ieii.
RICE. ROOT & co.

n III. now receiving from Boston and New York
'nolce assortment of goods, among which
may oe found Plain and figured NJ. de Lanes; rich
ilnef lawn 6alzonae, supet scinda stripe, balzo-
te''e, .eh black Ella and salin, Al moialr shaws,
y, and slpacca do; cashmere do; EN-.
siery ana gloves. Linz, Goods-Doyles' Nanlio..
ca pshask and a. white linen, linen drills.
$3.50, ~ assortment Of cloths aud fancy cashmere
pie,ence, hu'sHd and aodena Boaneis: and itch
s,,s,na Ninis' hdginsS snd.L aces. and many 9th.
c.edi. 'o' "a" s"s a.! '0''o
css'.e'0n, Al:.. ss.IsA. Io.f
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New Arrival.

"a w. LIBBY, Tailor, has this d,y taken
The shop over the store formerly occupied
by John Strong and one door south OF q. T. Hod
ees, where he proposes TO make a permanent
sand IN his business lie hopes by sobriety hon.
esiy and Industry 10 be sustained bv the prGlic
SHOP REGULATIONS.
Is Customers will find him al his shon c.een,
when al meals Pod lis nerves will Dc 10 SUIT.
able eondelon ior business carly IN the ,porpny
or late 20 the evening "a Work win be done
precisely at The time engaged sh Garmen,s
warranted 20 i' md made 10 say. gh. Cu,ling
ior 0'heF''o make, properly hiei ca. Prices ::
'ow as any @heT shop IN town. 7h. An Lind.
Come aud see IA ~ TTpfsv
Rutland. June 10, Is4i elf
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Lead Pipe and Improved Pumps

'nE SUBSCRIBER informs the public that he con
T. unues 10 manufacture Lead Pine a, Cr.,,;l1o
Cot"ers' Washington County, N. Y, and viii Gnr'
Eisn any quantity Al short notice
ne VIII also furnish and put up pumps Of differ
ehl descriptions, on such conditions as canno, ,,n
10 satisfy purchasers. '"'o' laIi
Having had long experience in the h,.i,...
MI be able To sell Pine and Pumrs cIcsnn nc
cat BE obtained, of The same QUALITY from az" ulai
establishment, JAWESS ~ l,op % any oihei
Granville. March 81. !eii' 20 - ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

tth ne Subscribers being appointed by the Hon
" FToVs,e Court for the district OF Rutland,
commissioners 10 receive, examine asd adjust all
claims aud demaas all persons ~ aiusl the estate Of
iiuah Gcrtom, late IF Ira.
10 ssid district, deceased ouled nsolyent and
also al claims and demands ezhlsled IN uh-s,
Thereto and six monihs from lhe lih day Of May,
lssi, being allowed 10y said oou,t for tal purpose
we Dc therefore hereby give notice l!4a, we viii a.
siieEa 10 The business Of our ssd apaoucni at the
dwelling house Of Ira Goihlm. IN Ira, On The
80 day Of September next, from o'clock a. a..
urn!4 O'clock ?. on said day.
!csnyA HaKEHeToS, BrSANlS BLAScRARD Com
Ira, Juge ., lsii. .iaO