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INTERIOR DENOMINATIONS,

INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
THE SUBSCRIBER having just recvsd from Paris avery
chase and beautiful collection Of hhly 6nishsd FRISCO
attention q The gentry e this very extensive The
hem OF In comparison with
other methods of establishment tsy will BE- found in many
Ways AAsA' -''--S''1' y p''''s GEORGE ffEATr
jy24 lmsrc II Spruce street.
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A CARD-TO STOVE DEALERS.

a OAhD-IO OIOVE UEALEKS.
WE take the liberty Of Informing Tat have entered
the firm Of X. r. FINCH CO. successors the late VIM
Cunningham deceased and shall ntoduce into market the
an assortment Of Cook parlor Hall and Office STOVES,
dry and having bestowed great pains the construction
Of our pattems which make them superior Stoves
IN aret and being prepared manufacture them
with the facilities Of manufacturing cheap the cheapest
we are enabled to sell on the very best terms.
We would be pleased have you call and examine art
cles previous TO making your purchases.
Very respectfully yours, Il. H. FINCH,
URIAH HILL, JR.,
WIN. BORDMAN,
. K. b. FINCH
No 2i Water street. New York. and Peesk Westchsster
County iy2S m
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IL. PARKER, 50 Duane between Elm and Broad
~ Agent for the sale Of Valuable Oil Paintings, Porce
lain and Antiquities has hand fine collection OF splendid
i%RoEsd Oil PAINTINGS Of the Flemish and Dutch schools
who wish enrich their collections their
lors will find 70 their interest call examine and Judge for
Themselves. AT home from A. M. till g p. M
% 2m aod& rr
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Gu EAPEST ILLUSTRATE WOH
EVER PUBLISHED ~

Price Twenty-Five Cents.
pAYNE's UNIvERsUM; or, Pictorial world-;Editsd by
Charles Edwards ESQ., being Collection of Engrayings
Of Views IN all CountIss Portraits Of Great Men, and spse
be Published Monthly Parts each containing four highly
finished Steel Engravings from plates printed deny
paper and will be accompanied with eight 70 twelve
pages oil letterpress
Ine Subscribers Of the Pictorial World (or year will
presented with Three Premiums, lsee prosIect9s
CHARLES MULLER,
aul 3taw3wsm No. I18 Nassau street, N. Y. =
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LOUIS AND SHOES.
- and stock Of the above articles fol-
Sss.; Thick Boots MEMS F Ssl P'ossn.,
v !" Calf and do. :. -. !" sOwed Brogsnsl
Mans Calf and Md. Do %. Boys and youths -
Together with sIss. variety Of womens and wear
lower than cash or By the case or doz
.uao lm.re Hots Baildnss late ate Holt. House
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
II HAssDrs Co.. Boston and New 9oyf We hereby an.
Tor he ua States and Canada who Sl fully d
re ensure the reception Of goods Liye9ol and the for
wards Of he same to any part of Eagsnd France &c &c
MEssRs. ADAMS 4 CO.,
az their several Offices, as follows:
h: Ss!:$; si. Ss$;s !! ss
No IS shetuckes ST. Norwich Ne ~ Msa (; s WGEsf;e
Liverpool May /. 1874
WILMER SMITH take ,hi. opportunity Of stating
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident in every
81 the Union that their Liverpool house peculiarly adapted
Sc passing through Liverpool for Bos,n New York. and all
S1 s S III s:'s aae Saa aas shas
* ar. ,. on all oscssoG s.
ADAMS Co. by which ali Goods passing through their
LyeroSi house for America BY the Steamships and otsr
fs rom cs and h ssi's charge. ss Ne" York.
with n.y. O. ] a. q SG con-
s1 ss sS S.:, 81 s.
private Expresses and from London With mpor,an, nse
M hoTs t"s psSe sy 80 %s y
dspacbe ena rEa n 'n.'ssioa Of important
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TwINE-25O bales Bridpor Seine, Herring, Gill Net, shad
and Broom Irvine comprising full from
5h to o6bs Also bales Of Sail Twine all Of recent mpor
manufactured expressly for this market with great
su5iro 4. K COLLINS CO., IS South q.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES Of the TRlCOPHEROUS. or
1 Patent Medicaed Compound, are -
Its bracng, strengthening and clarifying qualities.
2-its gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
3-lts producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve giving life and vgor to the hair.
4-lts equasng the circulation of the fluids
Sits freeing the skin from the effects Of perspation, scurf
and dandmf aud dsposing the hair to curl
6nd its frequent will preserve the hair beauty
health, to the latest period Of life.
atuous advice given disease connected with the hair
at the Hair Cutting Rooms LAG Broadway up STAIRS OF
Liberty street. au3 Inns m
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CoPPEH-2oo extra quality Eng sheathing Coppsr
kSSTRiI Sos . Y o. Ell Ell ~! =:
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TO DOCK BUILDERS,

III DUN BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS, Sealed and Endorsed will be received at this
Office uutil O'Clock T. NJ FRIDAY, 18th September next
for building Cob Wharf, the Flats opposite the Navy Yard
Brooklyn, l.. l.
The Wharf be 20 feet wid and 20 feet Deep and be
filled with stone.
The Proposals must state the price running foot including
materials description be used and
suetes with references and residence bonds will
be entered into for the faithful performance Of the contract
Of the timber examination Of the bouom &c., &c., application
must be made TO the Commandant Of the Yard.
JAS II. SUYDAM Navy Agent.
Navy AoENT's OFFICE, W-E
levy YOrlx aulT n wAN
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PLANTERS HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND.
THE above delightful Boarding House now open for the
cepton Of boaders The subscriber beg leave mention
that bathing house has been built front of the
wanting his make those who patronze him comfort
able. p WOLFE, PROPRIETOR
Tompkinsyille, Aug. 10, 1874
10 For the purchase OF Cottages or Real Estate apply to
auI6 mrc p WOLFE, Planters Hotel.
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New Arrival.

M ASON on Episcopacy, Yankee Stolie,
NA Mention, Marco Paulo's Adveniuros
Pin Headers, Little Wanderers, Prophet
Guard, The Three States, King G. Servants
Rocky Island, Promising and Performing, /
sets, DAubigne's History Of the Reiorms
tion in 3 vols, The Voice Of the Church, b.
D'Aubigne, The Voice of Antiquity, by D'At-
bigne, Great Cities, by John Todd, Ny Saw
our, Imitation of Christ, Antioch, Evans
History OF all Christian Sects, Shakespear
illustrated, full gilt Russia binding. Spliii Of
Prayer, Parker's Invitation TO Happiness,
Protestant Memorial, Walks in London, The
Believer, Comfort in Affection, Old Hum
phrey's Addresses, Rupyan's Grace Abound
ing, Happy Honrs, Parley's Wit Bougb'.
The above Books are now offered al The
Publishers Retoh Prices.
w. L. c. sTODDARD.
Rutland. June rs, 1914.
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New Goods.

DU'RT q MASON having made large al
ID ditions To- .htir former stock, now olcr on
tho most reasonable terms Groceries, Creole
~. Glass and Chm War, Hatdvore and
Cgiiery, Iron, S;csi. Mails. Wagon Ife--
a large and splendid stock ofpRN GOODS,
consisting OF cloths, cassimetes, sa'uncus.
vcslinrs, trimmings Of cvoty Kind in use,
muslin goods OF all desirable STYLES, lace
goods, n large s.och of hosiery md gloves,
domestic goods OF all kinds; umbrellas, par
asuls, sun shades, summer cloths, bomba-
zines, alpaccas, mousin de lanes, balconies,
bal1orinu muslins, printed lawns, Parsians,
shawls, &c, &c, also Cloth Caps, Mapped
Hats.
Boots and Shoes. They manufacture and
keep constantly Tor sale, all kinds OF mems
coarse and fine boots aud shoes. Also Md
work OF all descriptions made IN the best
manner and q. the very best materials. They
have now on hand 300 prs ladies' hid slips,
walking and buskin shoes and slips. together
with large assortment OF misses and chill
dren' shoes ana Caters. All the work l..
made especially for retailing, and we will
warrant any shoes we sell, TO be worth 10
the purchaser from 10 to 30 per cent more
than any other kid work OF the same kind
sold in the county. We go for home manu-.
! features. and ask the patronage OF the public
to this branch OF our business.
Lunbe, 900, 900 heart and common spruce
shingles, common spruce inch boards. hem.
lock laih and lining hall inch boards, do tive
inch plank, DO. 3 by and by scautlinl
and joice. spruce clapboards, hemock incl
boards. Timber furnished on shou notice
and frames erected ltdesifcd.
1000 cedar posts Of good quality.
5000 lights Of by and 7 10y nine win
dow sash, heavier, stronger and beuct than
any to he found here, and what is o. equa
Importance will be sold cheaper
A general assortment of Stone and Earth
enware; cotton yarn, black and willie wad
ding, cotton bats, india rubber shoes; ia
by the barrel or gallon; cast iron .scrapcts
sidehill and common plough corn plougbs
Kentucky rifle powder.
A general assortment OF fresh Drugs an,
Medicines.
Paints.--1lnseed oil, 500 lbs supeho
quality white lead, red lead, venetian red
French yellow, chrome yellow, French green
verdigrise, Prusan blue, litherege, lumber
rotten stone, terre de sena, blue small, pol
leaf, glue, lamp black, rotten stone, pomc
stone.
/ Dye StuGs-Ground logwood, camwood
fus,ic, nicaragua, alum, copperas, blue vilroI
oil viirol sugar lead, cochineal, aquaiorli,
) nutgalls, annatto, extract oflogwOod. tartari
acid, madden, indigo, red tartar, white ,arinl
/ gum senegal, &c.
!?niland, June Is, 1874. oj.27
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so much of the following described pro,.
- eriy as shall be necessary 10 pay School
tax assessed against the owner3shcleof up
on the Grand list of 1871, together with al
legal costs and charges will be sold at
Public Auction at or near said premises on
the 30th day of July next, at one O'Clock, p.
m. Said property is described and bounded
as follows TO wit S,ua'ed in the Village Of
Fafhaven, and sci in the tax bill to Bcaman,
Gibson, Hooker, Hawley, Hamilton, and
Bank of Rutland, it is bounded north by
lands owned by Richard Sutlf, east by lands
of Benjamin IF. Gilbert, south 10y lands of
Jonathan Anterior and west by the the high
way leading from Fairhaven TO Castleton,
JOSIAH p. WILLARD, C0Hecior.
Fairhaven, June 10. 1871. 25'2G
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w the subscribers, being appointed by
wv tha Inn prnha, 70 q ,,nrf for The district

EME the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon, Probate Court for The district
of Fairhaven, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF
Cyrus GroreS late Of FdirhaUen.
10 said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto, and six months from
the LIST day of May nlt. being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend
10 the business of our said appointment al
the late dwelling house of said deceased in
Fairhaven, on the last Wednesdays Of July
and August next, from O'Clock a. IN. until
8 o'clock r. m. on each OF said DAYS
Wm. c. KiTTREDGE, ADAMS DUTroN, Com'rs
faiIhaven, June l3, 1874. 25:27
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The following certificate is from Lew w. Siblcy,
Esq well known in Rochester and western New
York merchant and auctionecr for the last twel We
or fifteen years His disease has proved obsiin-
ate that be has been compelled to spend two win
tiers prior to the last in the Sunny South" IN Flor
ida but tie last winte, he has been able to spend
at home, as his own short statement will explain
The Rochester Daily Advertiser, on publishing Mr..
Sibleys statements remarks
We would respectfully call the attention of our
readers to the testimony of MIR H. W. Siblev OF the
.el.known firm of Sibley g. Scranton. Auc tioneers
of this cty.-[ Rochester March q, 1913.
have heen using Wster's Balsam of Wild Cher
ny Cor the last three months and fad considerable
relifto my complaint Bronchitis, with which
have been afi c;ed for the last four years. have
no doubt it will prove beneficial in that complaint
and also in all affections OF tue chest and liver
l.. W. SlBLEY.
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Haying Tools.

U AMSON'S Patent and Common Scy,he
IL Snathes.
Farwell's cast steel and common Scythes.
Talts cast steel, German steel, and steel
back do.
Marches steel back and common do.
Cradle Scythes.
Bachelors patent cast steel Hay forks, and
other.
Quinebog, Indian Pond, Sections River and
CummingtoD Scythe Stones.
Rakes in great variety.
The above articles will be sold much below
former prices. BURT & MASON.
Rutland, June 81, 1874.
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SI.eriH's Sale.

10y ridue of an execution in my hands for
ID collection, shall sell at public vendue at
ibe Oundery in West Poultney on the OH
day Of July next at l O'Clock +. M, about
ortv stoves, consisting Of rotary and other
cook stoves; parlor stoves OF various patterns,
Also at Castleton on the 10Th day of July
next, ! shall sell as above, about Fifty stoves
Of the above description with some air tights,
together with aAleirees, boxes, hollow ware,
DC, DC; also one SANKEY'S holster, sale 10
be at Hyde Wes,oyer's I'm. in Caslleion, a,
10 o'clock A. NJ. and positive.
w d. CoLBURN, Dept. Sheriff.
Castleion, J9ne IS. 1914. 2G;2w
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Auction-Land for sale.

g o much of the following described prop
~ erty, as shall be necessary TO pay a
School tax assessed against the owners there
Of upon the Grand List of 1871 together with
all legal costs and charges, will be sold at
Public Auction at or near said promises, on
the Both day OF July next at one o'clock p.
m Said property is described and bounded
as follows TO wit Situated in the Village Of
Fairhrven, and set in the list and iax-JiIl 10
Beaman. Gibson, Hooker, llawley, Hamilton
and Bank of Rutland ; it is bounded, north
by lands owned by Richard Su,lin. cast by
lands of Benjamin f. Gilbert, south by lands
of iona. Atherton, and west 10y The highway
leading from Farhaven TO Castleon,
ROYAL BULLOCK, CoHecior
Fairhaven, June Is. 1914. 2f:27
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BOATENG CLOTHES.
AND
Hfss'r NIT g ones.
B. F.WIIITE,

b. F.WHlTE,
No. g. Morton Biock, Mtik 81, BOsidH
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
4 extensive assortment Of Dutch HoiHng
Cloths of the following patterns, viz, Anchor,
Arms of Harlem, Bird of Paradise and Eagle.
From long experience in the Manufacture and
sale OF this article, the dsdverliser is enable
to furnish Millers with more perfect and du-
rable 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 Massachu-
sets State Prison!
March ,lSii. G mis- Gmos--Ii
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Lead Aqucducts.

FsNllit subscriber, having taken Of W. "
a Whitney, the stock Machinery, &C. for
the manufacture Of Lead Pipe, &C., will Goa
iinue The business, aa usual al Casilo,on Mills,
in all lis various branches. Lead Pipe o.,
superior quality of all sizes, from half inch q.
inch and a half, constantly on hand. Ama,
Metallic Pumps, Of yarou, kinds, an excel
lent article, known IA point 81 ncatness and
durability to Ire equal 10 any now in use, man
uiactnred and warranted
I'll orders in ha line Of business viii be
promptly attended 10, and Pipe in any Q1anli-
lies furnished On short notice.
The literal patronage heretofore receives
in this line Of busluc,s, induces .Ae suhsns
Der 10 continue tie rod stautl" al Castle.
Mills, VI. n. X. WHrlNEY.
Castleton Mills April 10, 1874, lG.Ga
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DIR. T.. SfIERMANS
Vegetable G. atholicon.

An unerrIng remedy and known to be such
for the following diseases viz
All diseases of the lungs which cause ob-
struciions OF the same; such AZ coughs colds,
catauh, bronchitis, and even Consumption,
in the premontory or forming stages. Also
engagements Of the spleen, IN The different
stages, and all diseases of the liver, caused
by enlargement or t0por jauDdice IA all liz
forms constipation Of the bowels attended
with lorpor Of the stomach and bowels. and
of all the train evils allen liant on these din.
culties.
Nigh, sweats and all forms Of hectic fever,
scroiula, in all its various forms aud IN u.ost
cutaneousdiseases or those affecting HE skin,
and nearly all forms Of dIup,y ara many
other Of minor importance which ! iofbear
TO mention.
Finally, this medicine il powerful allera-
tive and deobstIuent ; bence, Il follows al a
matter Of course that all diseases which tend
10 obstruct The natural channels Of Cifcula-
ton whether in the larger organs Or IN the ca
pillafy vessels will linda sovereign balm IL
this all powerful remedy.
II is also Laxative that is sure and steady
IN ils operation and never fails 10 remove
habtual cosiiyeness if perseyercd ia a sun.
cient length o. time.
I II is purely vegetable, and may he USED
any length Of time that lhe nature OF the case
may require without ever harmTng the con
sliiulion in the slightest degree Therefore
il has an advantage over many other med
ieines in chronic diseases, which sh1ulc 20
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge Tor yourselves
| venture 10 say that no one will regret a lai
trial IN any OF the above diseases.
For sale by J Porter, Rutland 1917
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WooL Mosaic CLoTH-A new inven-
has recently been introduced into London
from Berlin, and as we learn, is soon TO- be
introduced into our American cities, IN
which the brllancy and variety OF colors of
Berlin Wool are blended together in dew
ces Of surprising elegance and richness -
The manufacture has all the appearance oil
painted velvet, with the texture and laain9
qualities Of a woven fabric. 10 the process
OF manufacture, The figures with their various
hues, are woven in a pile several inches
long, and the fabric is then diaded INTO
lamina and fixed on to in1exibls India rub
Der ground work, each slice of pile produ.
cling separate picture ia the wool. Some Of
the groups OF ilowersproduced by this process
are exquisiiively beautiful, and are admira.
bly, adapted for decoration OF paia,Ial draw
ihgrooms. The attempts to copy paintings
and likenesses are comparative failures, bu,
lIf ornamental designs the mosaic cloth j.
almost unrivalled in bcau,y.---BostOa Tran.
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DIED.

In Tinmouth May 25th Mr.. Thomas
Rogers aged S5 years.
June l3 Samuel Hoadly aged l3 years
He was riding horse and engaged in plough
ing corn, when the animal took fright and
ran. He was thrown off and the point of
the ploughsharc entered his side, killing him
at once.
June 18th Mrs. Philips aged about 81
she was found dead in her bed
In Crown Point N. Y. 9TH instant Phin-
cas- Smith aged II years. Printers in Yves
tern N. Y are requested, &c.
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STATE or VERMONT, lR

D.l,ei Of - Fnrhsseo. IS iha, al PROBATE
court holden at Cssileton, wlhin and .or said dis
iret on the slsl day ofJune 1874.
Present, Almon Warner. lodge.
An instrument in writing pufportiug 10 be the
last " III sEd testament Of Arnold Bdggs late Of
Benson. in said district deceased, being pfssealed
10 said cour, for probate by AmaSa Brggs, tho ex-
ocutor therein named.
II j. ordered by tie court that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons Concerned, appear at ses.
sioH Of said coDu 90 be holden at cssileton the
9Th day ofJgy neat, to eoatesi the probate OF said
will by publishing this order three weeks success
lively prev ious 10 said time Of hearing 10 the Rgt-
land Herald newspaper prnied AZ fgtsnd;
a true copy q record. 2S-B
b. LANGDoH Register
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DIR BRhNpBETtrS EXTERNAL
REMEDY OF LI\IAIINT

which by lis extraordinary powers abstracts
pain or soreness thus Npraius, Sil siucv..
white swcilinps, Rheumatic gaus, ot stiffness.
stiffness IA tie lulniS, tumors, Unnatural
hardness, stlA neck, soro ihtuat, ctoup. cos.
fractions of tho muscles, scorlutcus cuhr.y
mcGis, tender feet, aud every description ,'
injury affecting tue exterior of the hur.n
frame, are cured or greatly relieved, by hs
ncver-io.be sufficiently cAtollcd remedy.
The following are tie only authorised
Agents for the sale ol tho the Bran lraM piu,
and Linimcn, in RHllapl County
w, Il. C. Stoddard, Ripley g Bailey. H.t
land Hitchcock & Morgan Wcst Rutland
c. b. Walker. benson; $. d. Arms,ron.
Wcsthaven Goodwin d laehm1n, IloI.,.
&llawlius Cas;le'on; Willard g. Iaal..
Fafhayen, W Cnbmon & Co., Orwell ,
buckmas,cr, Buck,naster & CO. slcwsbur.
). Townsend NodngIotd Iapham, Vail d,
Co. South WalljnG'md; T. r. Rorcrs Dainty
thorough; Nheduu & Swallow, Pawlot l.
Simonds, piuslord liza Button. Wauru d
bliss, Btandou; Ira Bingham, Sudbury e
w Sawyer, Tinmou,ll, ). 6. Bruce Middle
town J. @. Richatdson, West Fuuinry :.
H. n. lladicy q Co. Wells. lo.lt.
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MARRIED

In Middle,own May 9th by the Rev.
MIR. Clapp of Tinmoulh, Mr.. Moses II.
Warren of Conway, Ms. to Miss Philindia
Williams of Tinmouth.
In Shrewsbury June 23d, by Rev. Jas.
Hudson, Thomas J Knight 10 Miss Adallne
Shippee
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WEALTH-Too many persons, in all
the relations through life, look upon wealth
as the only true standard of merit, and Will
pass by the cottage of the intelligent and vir-
tuous associate with the ignorant nabob
in his castle. reared upon fraud and op-
preston. Their standard may suit their
present condition, But, if it does not prove
their own ruin, i. surely will that Of their
children. Their riches may fly with the
wind, IN a moment and then where Is their
merit 2-That follows then neglected by
their old associates and despised by those
whom they before Stunned merely because
they were poor. Let then those who wish
true greatness, seek it through moral and
intellectual, rather than by peeuniary cui'
ture. Good talents and good character
are passport to any circly worth seeking
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The Rutland County Temperance soci.
c,y will hold It's annual meeting a, Rutland
on the 10Th day Of July next at ten o'clock
forenoon
Rev. Mr. Picrpoint Of Boston, is expect
ed to be present aud address the meeting at
three o'clock; p. NJ.
All are invited to attend.
WILLIAM PACE,
G. SPENCER. Ex. Committee.
u HOWE.
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Wagons.

DURT & MASON A one horse Lum-
Id Der Wagon, entirely new, and has
never been used. Also one second hand,
and but little worn both Of which will be
sold at great bargain 70. purchasers.
Also,
One Chaise and Harness.
Rutland, June 81, 1871
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NV HAursniRE LECIs1ATrHr.--
Wednesday OF last ok was fixed upon
as the day Of adjournment or course no
business OF importance or which might
lead TO protractcd debate will be originated
this season. On Wednesday Of week be-
fore las, something Of a sharp debate arose
on the report Of committee 20 whom had
been referred a petition from New Ipswich
for prohibiting the use OF our Jaiis lor ihr
Incarceration Of slaves. II was decided by
vote 200 to % tina, the petitioners have
leave TO withdraw lClaremon, Eagle.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-27

pURT & MASON offer . barrels Resin
ID and GOO lbs, Alum, which they will sell
at New York prices, with the addition D
Freight
Rutland, June 81, 1914