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IRELAND, IRELAND!
SECOND EDITION.
+. MEMOIR on IRELAND. NATIVE. AND SAXON
By DANIEL OCoSSELL, VI. P.
NTth Likeness Of the .4maor. Price Is Cents.

THIS Is most extraordinary book and will doubtless, pro
c most profound impression We talk not OF what may
- LII, The Reading Public the Ireland
m whom no doubt cheaper edition will be prepared with
i,s 70 general circulation. The lmpresslon s-k OF IS
ic must b. felt BIZ StteSrne-by Robert Peel, hT
Tard john Russell By " Gui-ot and NJ Thisrs. That the
rnlume will have European and American circulation,
i-r OF course Next vee II cot already published it"il
~ printed IN Easli>h Paris .ad n Brussels aud II month
snget doubt thai German versions will appear Berlin,
DRESDEN and Nlnlch: for the King of Bayana thonsii
nd M EagIish raIy wi have the satisfaction Of read
a. O't nnu-lI's History of Ireland choice Italian We
bou,d not b. surprised To- Ru!rror of usia WOULD com
Sclayouan Translation. Only show the 70 es that
5re hav= ben UR5@ horT more i-rseyerng and Taor=
tj, rrSscut0rs th- Catholic Church than II has been
is circpatioain A0eTica y=nes sfsaE -ef5 yF5
he twenty editions III t'snt} w==k 4nd DOUBT the ierl-
.ecs " iii speedily read The work IA Spanish.
This th-n book Dnifera It viii D. read Or al! Inen
and IN all literary languages In Jhe couIs-oi twelve
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- Alnanacs! Aimanaes: Aimanncss-
TEMPERANCE ALMANAGS-
FARMERS ALNANACS
GERMAN aL'lASACS
THE. WHIG ALMANAC
The 4oov- -tHisEscs may b. obtsIr- o. tne toLsu'
'ai''7- % GREELEY * MeELRATH,
Ju Tribune Buildings, opposite City, Hall
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The genuine remains of Ossan, though OF
~ss lame and extent, are in many respects OF inc
elle stamp with the HAD itself. He asserts the
he Genuine Renaius OF OsSian Literally TranslIttd
.bd ~ elninary Dissertation, by Patrick MScGresoT uO
yoi ,a Ing PatIonas, OF the Hg gand Society London
menS;uo: <uo: London, 1911" We take pleasure IN recon-
as s hr frst lters translation Of the Gaelic oriSiu
which We're left by Macpherson aud published
>Ap5 U his Intention, IN 1907,
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lsszssa ALIENS LADIES' FRENCH

Nhsi..5a ALLENS" LEUIES' FRENCH
ess-S5 B0OTs.-The attention OF the Ladies Of New
y5g decidedly directed 10 this BEAUTIFUL article,
facared ~ Af Allen, 10 Lspenard street Go into what
soc,et may e . the elegance OF the fit and of Al.
ls Boots andSbos." Hence that he Is always busy.
White others complaining. Their quality be
pLsssi. c.eir beauty ,Iceei. such masterpiece OF
Mechanic doubtless viii the best patron
His aud genc-l 7o SeaS
Broadway. !23eoda LADiS?f
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Z AG>.-White and colered Cotton Waste and
Ia Bale Rore wanted in any quantity for cssh a, m,nu
facturer< Priees, by GAUST * DERRICKSoN,
lAnl0 lS9 South-ssrsSt near Prck Slip
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WHOLE NO. 500.
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. Spruce street, tTribune Buiidings.)
JAMES PRINGLE,
TLAIH AND okNAMENTAE
B O Q K BIN DER.

JoES CT ALL KINDS EXEcuTEp WITH
CAFE AND PuHCTUALiTy on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
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Wi, not t friends Of that Statesman the friends Of the
yyl;r Cause take early aud general
diffusion of this work One hundred copies will De t-ans
snir,sd 70 any person club 10. Niney-tivs Dollars
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dignity Of the bard no less than Homer, and in
his era we hear of no other priest than he 1t will
not avail 70 call him heather because he per-
sonfes the sun and addresses it and what if his
heroes did worship the ghosts Of their fathers
their thin, airy, and unsubstanual forms ? we but
worship the ghosts of our fathers in more sub
stantial forms. We cannot but respect the vlgor-
Gus faith of those heather, who sternly believed
somewhat, and are inclined to say to the critics,
who are offended by their superstitious rites, don't
interrupt these mems prayers. As If we knew
more about human life and God than the
heathen and ancients. Does English theology
contain the recent discoveries
Osslan reminds US of the most refined and
rudest eras, of Homer, Pindar, Isaiah, and the
American Indian. In his poetry, as in Homer's,
only the simplest and most enduring features of
humanity are seen, such essential parts OF man
as Stonehenge exhibits Of temple: we see the
circles of stone, and the upright shaft alone. The
phenomena of life acquire almost an unreal and
gigantic size seen through his mlsts. Like al
Older and grander poetry, it is distinguished by
the few elements in the lives Of It's heroes. They
stand on the heath, between the stars and the
earth, shrunk to the bones and sinews. The
earth is boundess plain for their deeds. They
lead such simple, dry. and everlasting life, as
hardly needs depart with the aesh but is trans
mltted entire from age 10 age. There are but
few objects to distract their sight, and their life
is as unincumbered as the course of the stars they
gaze at.
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NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE E&PRkSS-
" Through IN from 10 to IS Days! !!!-ADAMS CO.
hal thsir arrangements successful o~ raton oI
FRA. months, prepared receive and forward i"se
Packages Orleans the central route M the ABOVE
ther nation peasS apply AZ
the office, No. Wall 81.
,,,I =, mel 5ss tims thsp bv any other line d3tf
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e DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
/tsss ssS4S LAND c-Persous ABOUT renting
1Tta@y % their friends ia tho Did Country can
SA-lk&91lS b-sPpled with Drafts IN OF Ei, tZ
3 - El0 420, GzG, or Any amount, paa-
be demand without discount Or other charg- at ne
Natloni Bank OF Ireland Provincial Bank do 3-sf' JtS
Bult, Soc Co. B=nkees, Lon:on Barned Coz xchanse
aDi Discount Bank LiTsrpoo Eastern Bank ot 7cot4hl
r=-nock KING Company. Sir william Forbes i1niitrF .
Co., Scotland and The branches exet post ai' .tle
yu Fa.l.Ed !rz.nd Scotland and Wes, TshIc! Dfit VIZ
b. fory< sre by the steamer BRITASSIA, winch ira'e'
'"''"H ''u 'i's l's s7''"e'5- = TAPSCOTT:
AZ t.-ir tsnera. Passage 0Ic- % Peck .ii' cot 9oa't
NB-AI Letter from the country must Come pos' p1'o
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lssa''ssssaasas, FiULLS TRUSSES. TO RuP-
urgi Persons-Peron, afflicted with Taftutss. .f9s as.
world sior9s application at ne GnGs, NO
Ye,ey-gtt ehsf OF the agents IN s ptSSiJ, m S @ oTnt
I ~ ~, 10 Iee # they endorsed by Dr. Hull "a w
In Nnr ara seuurs or TO oe 'see upon a. gooo' "lts
ou s, nrtso. have up.aktg TO yead limitations OF uips
'iai T',S.cs and thousand, npossd upoD conss
eeirot.fe ,oftatiops De relied opon tAay ara
lusnes fgl n-chsnics and better thsn TIE ordn
tr ..r ft,eI ~ 10 Ves.y street exclusively
syiag .e;.Sec from ,hs business depan-
10, ferse constant attendance 10 wait upcn IL
p2lH
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& The Whtg Almanac, for S+f, may BE-
ohtllred from ileuts j. g. SvEEL Co New Orleans,
and WILLrAM 5. Moons \ Co Cincinnati. Price 81 per
dozen.
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There is no Just and serene criticism as yet
Our taste is TOO delicate aud particular. 1t says
Nay TO the poets work, bat never Yea to his
hope 1t invites HIM to adoru his da!ormiues,
and not to cast them off by expansion, as the
tree It's bark. We are people who live IN .
bright light, in houses OF pearl and porcelain, and
drink only light wines, whose teeth are easily set
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

5'hE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VIII
make Surveys Estmatss Of cost and report, for k1l
Bridges every descriptions with ans and specifications,
lni when required will superntend their execution
Tkey viii measure and compute cubical quantities oil saf
roct the Of removing the same they VIII
arl and report the best mode of rendering water
available, and Of opening and luarres hey
Will make drawings and Specifications of improvements III
machines and aid inventors procuring letters PATENT the
sYyc.s OF Dr. Thomas P Jones have been secured for
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
will :c the sale OF Letters Patsnt Also ol Ms'
bj,lr., QuArii-s, Machinery, sc.
Add-s. either o.; the undersigned s} MeIkhSnts Ex
change, New York EDWIN +: JOHNSON,
nlnhmr WILLIAM II. CASEY
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CHEAP CLOTHING sTokE.-L. L.&B. sKEL-

CO-PAKTNERSHlP NOT[CE---Thc subscri-
~ b.s av. This day entered into copartneip for the
posecuton OF the FGaady steam @ EpTns and Gehs,aI IA;
co. tr Novelty Works. foot Of Twelfth street. East
River.
New- York. Jan. lat, 1874. T. 3. STILLMAN,
HORAI!O AhLEN.
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s'HE following is a list of articles taken from
the OF the subscriber 33 Pearl street oc the night
o the 18Th usannpon the restoration of M or any portion
~ which reward OF ten per the value will be Paid
by tbe ownsr. JAMES kETCHAM.
sae flashed doul4 bottomei Soi raent levSI,
edges esamed dial London make capped and jewerd
Soid 5e lsrer, gold dial. capped and jewelsd English
small sizr rather old fashioned
@cld psteut lever, gold dial, capped and eweed (name
A'nucaSs0
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niSSQLU1'lON-Th co-par'nershlp heretofore
~ existing ander the Of StIm4n & Co. is this day
tr1sosed BY i'nitaop T 3 stllman R. sttauon aie
the Of the m in liquidation Of all debts due to
lIom Il. II. =. STfLLMAS,
Nrw.TDyk Jan lst, 1874. X. N. STRATTON,
Jana tf T.. ST. j. SEYMOUR.
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a thousand orators inclined
To hea- the lay Of Fingai.'
The threats too would have deferred man. Ven
ceance and terror were real. Trenmore threatens
/ he Young warrior, whom he meets on iorelgn
strand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent aud Attorney,
IN connection with his Associates Washington Tor
ts prosecution OF CLAIMS against ;s Gneai Government of
the Uuit4. Ststs<.-Nn - Wall.sr- New. York mis- n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-06

vI,IIJ CONSTITUTION, the WIS VIE of our
wonderful constituted bodies, constantly require
healthy existence dir, light and some other elements
brought to this requison and for time prove sui
cent for the requirements Of the system. Bot when om
mprudence md violation ofthe laws Of the animal
omy, morbid humors arise acrd and vtiacd seereons
juices collected the system requires assisan from
other sinks in disease decay ard deaf
How wonderfully sautary at this period Ill effects of
appropriate Alternative medicine, taken in season p
THotsASDs have been saved from death, and
from suerngs ndescribabe and again restored health
by the timely use Of PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which
are so etcacious and patent in ceansr omach and
bowels, puri, ing the blood and renovang the gandula
system by altering the secreons of the liver and other
glands, carrying oil the morbid juices nd humos; that
at the South they have acquired the Of Fever Banc
because they invariably prevent break up bilious,
mttent yellow intermittent and lung fevers Five years
extensive use have proved them the best and only
aud sAfe remedy for all the numerous chronic diseases
where the system requires something that will operate
the blood liver and various systems vessels giving them
healthy aciGn and at the time expel the morbid
and poisonous Juices and hunors which it separates from
them 10 THIS class oil dissrres are rheumatism dyspepsia
dropy, liver complaints billions stomach scrofula gravel
worms u'nors and efuptons Of the skn Of various kinds
permanent weakness about the lons and limbs kings evil
part Of the stem &c. Thousands of cases Of the above
diseases have been cured by the Tomato pills and thou.
snnds OF deaths would have been prevented had these Pills
been used instead of Irresponsible baneiu quack pill
ns remedy of which the couotry flooded. There
ystery or charatanism about this universal remedy
They prepared Of valuable vegetable remedies which
are known to be both safe and cectua very
extensively by physicians in their private
as hundreds have said, they the pleasant
and safe medicine we have used
The above Plsae for sale b. agents in all the country
towns. agents are cautioned not to buy Of pcdlas Zone
word to the wise is sufficient" For sale at the General
Depot and Agency Store, S26 Main ST.
Rutland. Burt & Mason. Wallingrord, s. Townsend
T. Dinby, l. J. Vail. GOWNS 3:z9
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PRICE REDUCED TO 81 80.
Consumption ~ Eicer COMPLAINT
DIR TAYLOR's BALsAM OLE LIyERwnRr
op From 375 Bo'cery, New York,

From 375 Bocery, Nei0 York,
s4Noh the cure of coughs, colds, catartb. astbm,
soreness OF ihe chest, pain in the side and
breast raising of b.ood L,rer Comploinls, Bronch.
MS and all those affections Of the throat and linz
"hich are source of 50 much suffering and ne
Ies'e9, so onen terminate in CoSsuMprros-
remedy is highly and Justly distinguished 7, 10
purely vegetable, mild and gentle il he eO, -
,ne system and can be taken in the most delicate
cases. with safety as well as utility. pbvsici.r"
aware OF lis medical properties and vi,nnssi,
enee,s even IN extreme, and in some instances sn'
amos. hopeless cases, often prescribe il N
'heiI Paclice Goth as palliative and co., - ~
w SII ~,n INC medical Faculty generally it has mel
70. common Cold and cough, this :s ono m IL.
very best remedies ever discovered '"e u 'he
~, u. There is spurious and counterfei, at,
1Ie aI.oa' and lately introduced into The cn,a ai
Eol be careful to get the genuine vG;nh
ION 10 bowery \ y, and is for sale =, H., I'D IS
sna Bookstore by W. f. C. soddaFJ. r q" i. uIe nut
Tiss.f,on; A. Allen, Fairhaven; Moves am W
Town, quincy D9e'. T. Vail, Mddieiown: San,
PpiaIehd9n sPa F. J.. Wing, Ira S',oDa morgan,
'"sfoid' asen's for The aboye' 0"g q Duck, !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-06
RICE. ROOT & co.

A RE now receiving from Boston and New York
4 n a choice assortment Of goods, among which
may be found Plain and figured NJ. de Lanes; rich
fancy Lawn; balzorine super scinda stripe, balzo-
rette, rich black silk and satin; Al mohalr shawls,
banage, merino and alpaca do; cashmere do; en-
broldered NJ. de lane do, ladies' fancy cravats ho-
slery and gloves. Linen G00ds-Doyles, Napkins;
Sd Damlsk and A. white linen, linen drills
A rich assortment of cloths and fancy Cashmere:
Florence, Rutland and Modena Donneis; and rich
Ribbons Gmps, Edgings and Laces, and many 9TH
er things-io be sold low for cash and approved
credit.
Caslleion, April 30, 1874. I9rf
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new STORE; NEW GOODS.

WE the subscribers, having formed copartner-
ship for the transaction of general Mercan-
lille business, in Caslleon, under the firm of
RICE, ROOT g. co,
request The attention of the public to our stock OF
GOODS now opening Having especially in view
The wants OF the community, have carefully Sc
lected from the Boston and New York markets at
cash prices one Of the largest and best assortment
OF staple and fashionable dry goods 10 re found in
thus county. Also Groceries, Crockery, de-, which
we offer 10 the examination Of discrimination pub
he, at prices tina, cannot fail to spit While liberal
credits and fair exchange Of merchandise for
country produce will be maintained, superior induce.
ntnts Will be given such as purchase for cash
TIMOTHY w. RICE,
o. r. HARRIS,
I9tf S. III. ROOT
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BOa.TING CLOTHES.
AND
Rssl.I' .TEiEf Stones,

b F.WHlTE, No. @, Morton Block, NIX 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an extern
following patterns, viz, Anchor, AIMS of Harlem,
Bird Of Paradise andEaee. From long experience
in the manufacture and sale this article, the ad-
vertser is enabled TO furnish Millers with more per-
feet and durable cloths, and at lower prices than
they can be obtained in the United States
ALSO:-FRENCH BURR MILL STONES of
all sizes manufactured at the Massachusetts State
fnson. March O ,ls1f. mis- 6mos-ld
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For Sale.

~ WAGONS ofdiffefen, descriptions. a, NV
= shop IN vle village Of casileton Repai,,ng
ana other work done GA short notice '"s
GAO lso Three lots Of iand-one a wood 10, ab,n,
49,. Ies rom The village, one a pasture three
49, rom INC village, each Containing about thirty
seies' one IN Hobbsriton meadow Of sbo., ~
acres. Please cali on A RpsS@u SIX
Ca'teton, May 90, 1874. o, -,
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Estray.

RROKE into tie enclosure Of The subscriber, in
~ Clarendon, on or about he islh lns'; Black
in the face, ,pDosed to be three or four years old
The owner /. requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take her away. "Eo' w STh2SG.
Rutland ,i,y Isih, 1874. 2l23
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MISS M. e. CLARK

Uould respectfully inform the Ladies of Rutland
W and vicinity tina, she has taken the rooms for
r'ery occupied by the Misses Richardson's, where
she offers her services in all kinds Of fashionable
Millinery and Dress making; and will endeavor to
execute all orders entrusted 10 her with ne,,ness
and dispatch
Elegant ready made Hats constantly for sale.
Rutland, May 81, 1914, 2I:23
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Maya 1854.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland, IS.

Rutland -.
1.asc McDAniels,
". Ia County Court. April Term
John Slocum and A. d. 1874
Stephen Socum.
WHEREAs Isaac MeDsniels, Of Dandy. IN the
W county Of Rutland, Aforesaid at the April term
Of his court. A. ID. iss3, commenced his action
against John SloeUm and Stephen Slocum OF Dorset
or Manchester, N tho county Of Bennington, in al
action note, dated Glh Aueusi 20. payable one
vear from date TO Thomas Mechanics or order. Tor
the sum Of ssi, and endorsed 10 the plaintiff This
cause having been dolly catered IN court, day there
oi was given until this torn. and now the painiif
comes by Ihra d Pond, hi. al1rnies. and 1t hav-
ina been made 10 appear TO the cOui hete that Sic
phen Slocum, one OF the defendants at The time Of
the service OF the plaintiff wit, absent from
this state and bad not Teen notified Of the com.
fneDcemeni Of dis suit:
VI u therefore ordered by the court tia, notice Of
The tendency Of this sui, he given TO the defendant
Ivy publishing this order with the substance of the
plalnilfi : declaration in the Rutland Herald print
ed al Rutland, three weeks sucoessvely the last Of
which shall be at least sr weeks previous TO the
neat term Ofthis coOfi, 10 be held at Rutland afore
said on the second Tuesday of September, A. ID.
1915 And day thereof was given Sc.
2l:23 +. W. HOPKINS, Clerk
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Lead Pipe and Improved PUMPS.

P0 "TV HhhVTUVVU 4 UEMpS.
'bNiiE subscriber informs the public tina, he con-
Il linues 10 manufacture Lead Pipe a, Granville
Corners, Washington County, N. Y, and will fur
nlsh any quantity at shor, notice
He will also furnish and put IN uumns or difer
en descriptions OH such conditions as canno, fail
TO satisfy purchasers
Having had long experience in the business. he
will be able 10 sell Pipe and Pumps cheaper thai,
can be obtained, of the quality from any oheI
establishment. JAMES + ESTEV VIZ
Granville, March 81. 1874. Iasm
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200 Boxes Window Glass.

ntNlELS & BELL, agents for the Keene
- Glass Manufacturing Company, are prepared
10 furnish merchants and builders with widow glass
OF any SIZE and oil quality superior 10 any manu-
featured in the country, The article will be .oId
very low, having any reference TO the quality.
Rutland, May 20, 1874 eIoa
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Lead Aqueducts.

H'HE subscriber having taken Of w. w Whit.
n ney, the Stock Machinery, &c. for The manu-
lao'ure OF Lead Pine, &c, will continue The bnsi.
ness as usual al Cas,lelon Mills in all lis yarnms
o.sho o Lead Pipe Of superior quality Of ali sig
hand Also, Metallic Pumps, Of various kind! Oh
eAeenehl ar'icie, known in point Of neatnes. and
ed and warranted. "''u'acpnr-
An orders m hls line Of business will be promr,lv
Hehoea To- and Pipe in any quantities furnished ON
short notice. ''S"eu Oh
Inc liberal patronage heretofore received !, ,hi.
nn. ol business Induces the subscriber to conmn.
oe 'he old stand" at Cssllelon Mills. VI.
C,s,.,o. ,,n,- \. X. WHITNEY.
''F''' w. iotf' loon
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Sheep Shearing.

1ANiEI.S q BELL have a,y s,Io Wi .r,,.;
low puee. ''''''e oi sheep tobacco,
2l23
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Fresh Teas.

DANiLLs 4 BELL keep, as usual. all the Va.
80, ss1s.. o. Green and Black Teas, which have
reduced prices -44 WIZ DC so'a al
Rutland May 90, Isii o,,,
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sin ROBERT PaTTEN.
PREMIUM HORSE.

~ cIRHFNRl. hat has received more
- "meuiums" Than any other horse
N the STATE Of New York The sub.
T|3scnber. repeatedly inform The breed
a-ssssxAa crs Of horses. and all who wish 10 in.
prove the breed Of ihlI noble snmal that their thor
ough bred horse will be located the stable OF Joel
Besman, ESQ. 10 PoUlinsy vi, On Mondays, Tues
days aud Wednosdsvs OF each week. and the re-.
maipder ofesch week q, J. Moulon's, a. Granville
Corners. y y. lis colts, "geidings.' have been
sold from $500 10 $500 une pair for $500 ION
their merits public patronage Is solicited" for fur
ihcr particular, sec bills
EDWARD long,
UA FlD LONG,
May 2, 1854. 1898
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STATE OF VERMoNr IN

sIAIE OF VERMONT DE II remembe,sd
pslne' OF Rutland, IS. ID that al specisl
PROBATE eouu held al Rutland within and C,r saiJ
n's'f.e'' On The OH day Of March, A. ID. 1874
Present Nm. Hall. Judge.
ee'sih INSTRUMENT ~ wiring. purporiine TO he
copy Of ihe las, viii and testament OF R,rhs,J p
Hart late OF tue city Of Troy in the conn,v Of ~,
seiear IN the State Of New York and he nrobs,.
Msisoi doy authenticated, having been presented to
'a,d onor' Tor allowance in this state. "
~ Is ordered that said Will be referred r.,
lt03A's ara allowance to the frat monday being Inc
- cav OF June neri, and thlis copy OF this order no
published three weeks soccessiyeiy prcyio,,s g..
IA ~, 10 ue Holland Herald, a newspaper PINNED \,
'o'aso' thsi az Persons interested may spnear snS
"o-c' " The same ifihey see cause
a 'roe copy Of record
HENRY HALL, Register.
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ILSO DIR. BRANDRB u IN bhNAI
REMEDY OR LINlAlENT.


which by It's extraordinary powers abstracts pain or
soreness thus sptains, still Sncws. white swelngs
Rheumatic pains, or stiffness, stiffness ia TIE loln's'
tumors Unnatural hardness, stiff neck, sore ihfoat,
Group. contracions Of the muscles. scoriulons en-
largemenis. tender feet, and every description OF IN
jury affecting the exterior Of the human Frame are
cured greatly relieved, by his never-to'be suiii
cienty cXiol!ed remedy
The following are the only authorised Agents Tor
the sale OF the the Bran lreth Pills and lnlment in
Rutland County
w T.. G. Stoddard. Ripley g. Bailey, Rutland :;
Hitchcock g. Morgan. West Rutland; G.. Is. Walker,
Benson, S. ID. Armstrong, Westhaven; Goodwin
g. Jackman, Hodges d Hawkins, Casileion; VIII
lard O. FaInam, Farhaven; W. Chapman d Co.,
Orwell ; J. BuckmasIer, Buckmaster Co. Shews-
bury 5. Townsend Wangiord L1pham, Vail
Co. South Wallingford +. +. Rogers. Dandy Bor-
oueh; Whe1on & Swallow, Pawlet ii. Simonds
Pnsford Ira Button, Warren q Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury; n. w. Sawyer, 1inmoulh
S. G.. Bruce, Middlctown /; J. q. Richardson, West
Poultnoy II. N, lIadley e. Co, Wells. 1o;ly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-06
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
~ & A. BULLARD are now receiving re,v
~. supply Of goods adapted 10 The coming sci
son which they design 10 sell at tie lowest prices
snd on The most liberal terms. They will nav the
Highest Price for good butter, grain and mos, kinds
o, country produce. Their friends, customers and
ai wishing 10 purchase are respectfully invited to
call and eramine their goods and price,
ALSO
500 bushels oats, 600 DO corn and small ouan.
Voi pe, all OF hes, quality also lumber, shingles
DC lot sale ehespby
Clarendon. May ga. 1874. - '': .sI.si