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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-07

ti.,s5 by ouf oppooea's ~. by means Of
mod. 5ecep'ion, misrepresentation, false
.,,l. and b. appeals 10 tie most miserable
--, 5li-es. TIA, fhs party are now attempt.
.sio draw tie cn'ghieaej and vii;uous
l,eres Of Vermont from Their long cherish
d r,.a rip.es. and win them into the support
80 party mote corrupt 'han has ever before
l.,r,arcd this country. We are SORRY 10 see
800. that "a ihis attempt 80 draw Vernon,
q m her allegiance 10 her true interests. this
-rr End willing oooperat ives in the leader,
ca bird party, who. while they profess io
10 governed BY high and lofty purposes, arc
r,, eonten, 10 play INC Jsckall's part, and
frd their aid and influence in the destruction
Of The oRly party through which they can ev
n hope to carry 90, the principles for whict
sey pref,ss so much regard We hope then
10 this view Of the case, that erery true Wig
erery sincere AJoiihonisi terry fru,
l,aried PermoHier will come gu, on IN,
l2,h, and al the polls, maintain the hes, in
icrests OF Vermont, buke the spoilers VIII,
would subveri them--aud preserve TO ~,
character of Vermont (,eemca, the enyiabl
reputation they have 50 long clo;ied in.
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gEE the subscribers, being appointed by tho
w Probate court for the district of Fairha-
ven, commissioners 10 receive examine, anG
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
James Hooker, late Of Poultney,
in said district deceased represented insol
vent, and also all claims and demands exhlb
tied in offset thereto and months from
the end day Of October, inst. being allowed
by said court for that purpose, we do thero-
fore hereby give notice that we will aten'
to the business ofour said appointment n, tie
dwelling house of william Goodspeed in said
Poullncy on the first Wednesdays OF Decem-
Der and March next from o O'Clock, a. III.
until o'clock p. m on each Of said days.
}. JOSLiN, comm,,s
J. LEWIS, 0'' 10
Poul,ney, Oct, Is 1914.
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rNcw Es.abliShnc nt.Lu

VENHE subscriber has fitted up a New Es-
l. adjustment for the purpose of carrying
on the SHOE-MAKlNG BUSINESS,
in all its various branches, and has just re-
ceived from Boston a choice assortment Of
stock and trimmings and is now ready 10 ex-
ecnte the most fashionable and durable wor X
in this line, with the greatest possible des
patch, and as cheap as any other establish
ment in the county:
Having been intown considerable lenght
oftlne, and seen that a complete mockery
Of the trade has been made, even by tine
professional gentlemen, merchants and land
lords, he now thinks il time for reformation
and now let us see who is ia favor Of home
manufacture or who IS not. The trade has
been mingled in win all professions 10 the in
jury OF TIE country. The MISUNDERSTANDING had
consi ierable experience in the business, fiat
tiers himself to give satisfaction 10 all whom
may call IN him, or their money will be re-
funded and he hopes by strict attention 10 bis
business To receive liberal share OF the pub.
lie patronage Just call and see and Sou
will 90 away saiisied-iwo doors south o.
the Franklin lIolel. w. A. KlLBURA.
Rutland, November, S, 1874. 40
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J A. Cormiek, Of Virginia
MIR Hughes formely Of Lexington
Ky
Mr hallosk, Of New Albany, engi.
ntcr
Chas Dome. Of Louisville
James Vandrnberg Of Louisville.
David Vsnn. Captain.
Moses Kirby, pilo,
Second clerk. second mate harkceper,
three deck hands and four negro hremen-
names unknown
WOUNDED
Capt Thompson, pilot, arm fractured
Mr. Ralnes, Of Virginia, badly hut,
W. II PEBBLES, badly hurt
First engineer, badly hurt
Mr. Roberts, Of philadelphia, slightly
hurt
Capt, Dunham brought up several dead
bodies which could no, be recognised lie
informed us that almos, every survivor wa:
biretly b, wallns tho loss Of relatives
Neatly all who were saved lost every
thing they had on board Even ther
clothes were torn from their bodies, and
ihsv were indebted to Capt ID. and Others
/ Tor blankets and other garments to cove
them. The dcstiluiion and distress ofsom'
Of them appeals strongly TO charity of on
cnizens
The boat was owned by Capt Vann
[ and was insured
Louisville Journal, Oct Oath.
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JAMES G BIRNEY A LocoroCo

JAMES @ BlRNEY A LOCOFOCO
We this week publish the lc, ter Of mr.
Blmcy. winch taken together with the It's
umony Of mr. Garland, leaves this apostle
eflhird party Abolaionism preciseiy in the
postIon which wc supposed his political
followers would al length ind him How
song the homes, and sincere friends Of ,he
cause Of Emancipation will follow the lead
Of such leaders as now disgrace the cause
in which they are engaged, remains TO be
seen The vote Of next tuesday will show
whether the Abolitonis,s of Vermont arc
sill determined to follow the lead of Loco
foeos, rather than Wing Abolnionis,s
Whether the sincere and honest opposition
to Slavery manifested by such men as A
dams and Seward, Sladc and Giddngs. is t
be set at naught, to make way for the pre-
teHded zeal OF the more noisy We, dlshones
men who seek to elevate themselves at an,
cost; and who care as lule for the su Gees
ofthe Abolitionis's rs they do for the fna
triumph ofthe Wing party.
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State ofMichigan, county Of Genesee.

Stnfe of Michigan, county OF Gnnpsee.
We, the undersigned, Mig county cores
pondnc committee, for the county Of Gene
see, aforesaid; do certify that we are well
acquainted with the above named ]. b. Gar.
land, that he is a man of rreproachablc thar-
acier, and mo mber of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, in good standing in this village
that he this day called upon us and exhibit
ed for our inspection the letter, Of which
the above is a true copy-,hat he stated to
MS tina, he tad called npop the publisher of
the "Nor,h Star" published at Saginaw, and
requested him to publish the foregoing. but
that he refused-to all of which we hereby
certify.
Flint, Genesee county, Oct. 81. 1874.
A THAYER, ,;s CC",Ie
A p DAVIS. SPo"o''s No''''''
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STATE of VERMONT he it remem.
Dislrict Of Fairhaven, IS { I'D bered thai al

District OF falthayen, SIS } ~ befen thai al
probate court holden al Castleton within
aud for said district on The End day of Nov.
1874. Present, A. Warner, Judee
IymanSlunders administrator Of Inc estate
OF Abner Hal, Late Of Sudbury,in said district
deceased having pe,ilioned said court IN VIII
ting FOR licence 10 sell so much Of the real es.
tate Of said deceased, as will raise the sum OF
1895 ST for the payment Of the debts OF said
estate and charges Of administration, setting
forth the debts sgalns, said estate s charges
or administration to be S5f3,50 and sl57,5J
OF personal property 10 pay a. SAME.
/ IL is ordered that the hearing and deciding
{ on said pe,iiion be at a session 0 said court
( TO be holden al the probate office in Castle
7 ton. on the Atm dav OF December next. and
tha, notice thercoi be given 10 all persons in
,eres,ed, by pub. ng This order 3 weeks
successively previous 10 said time ofhearnf
/ intfe Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
10 Rutland. A true copy Of Record. -
B.F LANGDoN, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. )I,E !, RENE,

STATE OF VERMONT, I1E it remcm-
District of Rutland, SIS. - bered that
at special probate cour, held at Rutland
within and for said district on the 9Th day
of Nov, 1914.
Present, VIM Hall. Judge.
Orin Taylor, administrator Of the estate Of
Levi Taylor, late of Clarendon; in said dis
uict deceasel, intestaie, having made appli-
cation 10 said court in writing setting forth
the amount Of personal property, estimated
expenses of administration and amount Of
debts, whereby il appears that the sale Of all
the real estate Of said deceased consisting Of
about 55 acres Of land (being TIE homestead
OF said de easa1 and incumber,d with mort
gage) is necessary for the payment of said
debts. and expenses, and praying said court
TO grant him license 10 sell the same; There
fore, il is ordered by satd court that said APP
picationbe reierredfor hearing and decision TO
the lst Monday being lhe2d day of December
neXt,anl that copy of this order be published
in The Northumberland, a newspaper printed at
Rutland, three weeks successfully, previous
thereto, that all persons interested may APP
pear and give bonds for the payment Of said
debts and expenses or otherwise object TO the
same if iheysee cause. A true copy of record
As HENRY HALL, Register.
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From The Gcnnesse co, (M) Democrat, Err.
ira, October 81.
Mr.. BIRNEY'S REAL POSITION.
THE DECEPTION EXPOSEDn
Let every honest man road these
disclosures . Will Aboliiionists.
Wings or LOcOs be longer de-
ceiyed!

Since orr paper went TO 10 press this NOR
ming, we have received the statement and az
companying letter from mr.. Garland with
his affidavit and tie certificate of the clerk OF
the court. which we hasten to Law before our
-eaders, that they NAV Judge OF The political
hVnesty Of James G. Birnev.
TO THE PUBLIC.
On The 2sih Of September last, the demo
cratic convention Of Saginaw, michigan, met
a, the house of T.. Jewe,. in said county; for
The purpose q nominating county officers, J
was member of that convention, and with
several 0f my democratic friends strongly UT.
eed before The convention. the propriety oil
nominating James G.. Bfney 10 I'll the Office
AZ representative in our State Legislature -
We 81 fir succeeded as TO obtain the unani.
nous nomination ofmr. Birney. In SO doing i
land believe those who acted with me =
were prompted with good motives. We be-
lleved mr.. Biiney honest and capable, anc
without any reflection as 10 what effect tho
nomination would have abroad, his name wal
announced as candidate. The only objec
ton urged by any member of the convention
was iha' Mr. Brney was not democrat.
In reply 10 10 This. ! stated to The conven
lion mat mad In my posses, ion letter fron
MI buoeY' stating that he was and hal al
Way "fmocrat, ana p'edgini
himself Uhat IN rAse he sbnuId be eler,ad
lie would 90 FIR democrriic men an measures
4 few DAYS after the nomin.,ion. afier ,h,
news had gone abroad, I am iof ,rmad som
Of the democrats NJ this county had receive
letters from different parts Of the S,,,s com
planning bitterly of the injury ,hs, MrBiroey'
nomination was doing the democracy tho
out The Union. ! was called uDon by seyer,
gentlemen from DelrE. Pontiac All .ise
where, members OF all three OF he o,,,;o
and requesiedto exhibit the letter reCer,edtr
declined, on the ground that II mirl, loo
like brearh n confidence on nv psr ,o,
ards M Birher, hot pramised, in ease N, \
denied having authorized me to use his na,l
before the convention ia the manner In viii
the same was used. that would publish n
letter to the world Within a few da,
past, have became well satisfied that Mr. !
has denied auinorising bis name 10 be Us,
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District of Fad6ay~a, IS. Is bc " thu, al,
probate Court holden at Casll.inn within
and Tor sad district an tie 2ddayofNuv, IN ,et
A. ID 1874
Present, a. Warner, Judge.
ID. II. Bromley, administrators of the es
tale OF Lovinel3romley. late OF Pawle,, in said
district deceased, applying to said court flr
the time OF pa ing the debts against said es-
ia'e !" he extended one year from the time
heretofore allowed.
IL is ordered that said account be received
and examined for allowance on ihei, dav 81
december next, al the probate Office in said
Casileion, and that this order be published
8 weeks successfully previous thereto in The
Rutland Herald a newspaper printed in Rut
land, which shall be sufficient notice 10 al
persons interested in the time aud place o
examining said account,
A true copy Of Record.
as Is. +. LANGDON Register.
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State Of Michigan. county of Genesee.

State Of Michigan. county Of Genesee.
], Thomas X Cummings; Clerk ia and for
the county Of Genesee aforesaid, do certify
Robert r. Page. the person before whom the
above affidavit purports TO have been taken,
was. at the time of taking the same, an act
ting Justice of the Peace and duly qualified
20 administer oalhs and | further certify,
tina, am acquainted with the hand writing
uine.
In testimony whereof, hereun,o set my
hand aud affixed the seal Of the Cir.
l.. S. Court for the county of Genesee afore
said, on this 2Ist day Of October 1874.
THOMAS r. CUMMINGS,
Clerk Of said County.
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N MONlllAN would respectfully in
N.Y. form his friends and the public, that
he has on hand splendid assur,men, uf
Boots and Shoes Gents tiue calf skin boots
cali skin doubled soled water proof Boots
calf pegged boots, kipboo,s, and a
superior article of thick boots. also
gents dancing pumps, hro9ans aud slips,
also splendid assortment OF hats and caps
has also on hand an assortment of ladies'
CATERS and hall CATERS, buski ms aud slips,
also ladies' and gentlemen's Patent Indi,
Rubber over shoes; misses buskins and
slips, also bows and chidren's boots and
shoes Of all kinds, also a splendid article
Of sole and upper leather and calf 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 far, aud hopes by strict a,en-
ton TO business continuance of the same
Casieton, October, 1874. 443w
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wv f 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
Ira Norihrop late of Casteton.
in said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto, and six months from
the 3ls, day Of October last being allowed by
said Court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend
TO the business of our said appointment al
the dwelling house Of DR. Josiah n. Norlhrop
In said CasiIeinn on The last Mondays of No
vember, and April next from O'Clock a. m.
10 4. O'Clock p. m. on each of said days.
SAMUEL CIlEEVER,l com,.sors
O. II. HARRIS, { .
Casileton, November. %. 1914. As
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GROCERIES.

DORTO RICO molasses Loaf, Crushed
Il and Brown sugars; Coffee; Rice ;
Hyson Skin and Yonng hyson Teas of su-
perior quality ground Pmento, Pepper, Cas-
STA, Nvrmeesi Cloves, and Ginger Salera-
ius Starch Fine cut, smoking and Box
Tobacco Snuff DC; dc.
For sale a, the Brick Store opposite the
Episcopal Church by d. p. BELL.
Rutland, Nov. 4, 1874. 45,3w
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A CAL ID.
"W. Pcasc Organist Pro-

GF<sOr HHu 7 tdcHET OF IUt TIHHO
Forte, Organ and Singing. 10 Troy Confer
ence Academy, respectfully informs the ciii-
zens Of Rutland and vicinity. that the next,
quarter Of this Institution commences No
vemberl5ih Terms for Music, Piano Forte
and singing $40 per quarter. And having
been an Instructor upwards Of twenty years
both IN Europe and this County, warrants
MIN 10 saying that pupils placed under his
instruction will receive ihofongh musical
edocsi.on. MIR p would also say 20 those
Young Ladies WHO wish 10 become Teachers.
tina. he has already flIed several. aud also
furnished them with lucrative situations, aud
he is constantly applied 10 for Ladies a.
teachers. Residence atWesi Pouliney, nearly
opposite the Az sdemy.
n. Is. All the modern oreras now perform
cd in New York are laUgsn by rae spbscrber
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.

HR. f. JAMESON offers for sale on the
n most liberal farms for cash, or credit, n
very extensive assortment of goods in the a.
bove line. DR. J faiters himself that no es-
adjustment Of The kind in Vermont, can of
fer great Inducements TO the physicians and
others dealing in drugs medicines, dealers
will therefore find it to their interest TO pur-
chase ~ this establishment, if they are des-
rous of obtaining cheap and cood articles. -
Having with much labor established agencies
for the the purpose of availng himself Of the
advantages, which the different markets al
ford for selecting articles of the best quality,
and purchasing them at the cheapest rate
Prompt attention given 10 orders from this
and other states.
Druggists GLASSWARE constantly on hand
Just received 200 lbs. Paris Green of frs,
quality. 44:57 3m
Cas,lcton, October, 1874
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hefoie the convention as a candidate for Of.
fee
The subject now heromel . ques, ioirof We.
tari'y between Mr. Brney and myself. which
trust VIII be deemed by all sufficient A.
po'ocy inr publishing n, letter The follow.
ing is true co, ofihe same
SAGiSaw. Sep, CO. 1874.
Deaf Sir II have for several days past.
been seriously reheciing upon the PROPOSE
ton made me- by you aud your friends nj DOR
ptivaie meeting, on the ng OF the i1ih.
Tomorrow starr fnr the East. ani shall not
return until after the election Nv Journey
Is Indispensable. else a DcsLisr and eANaIrR
will soon gu the scat Of Washington. a Jor
ferson and a Jsrkson.
Alter mature reflection 7 have concluded
To accep, the nomination 81 Repre- seniaiive Ia
the State legislature, provided your conven-
ton see &, 10 nominate me. In case nv aho-
liiion principles are assiged a reason why
| should not receive the nomination at the
hands Of the democris, YOU are hereby au-
lhorised 10 say 10 the convention, that ! AN
now AND rrrR HAVE nErs democrat of the
| 'JofIersonian schnul" The democracy oil
/ the country must be well satisfied that am
rendering them more elieciLal service by adj
vocsiiug Abolition principlss. than i'll wet,
Openly a democrat. You are further anihot
ize5 to say TO the convention, that in case
should lie elected To The office % Representa-
tive from this county, shall chtcrfully ant
gratefully perform The duties assigrcd me
and hereby pledge myself logofor democtaii,
! men and measures. and, as YOU suugesie.
in our recent convetsa'ion.wiil foregn The agi
iaiiun Of the Slavery question in our Stat
Legislature.
IL l. Ii.
believe me truly yours, &c;
las g. DIR\Ey
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Sr,Tv os MICHIGAN, county OF Cenesee.
J. Is, Garland, being sworn, says, that he
has carefully compared the above copy with
the original, now in his possession, and be-
lieves the same 10 he correct.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this olsi
day OF October. 1874. ROBT. r. PAGE.
Justice of the Peace
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SMOEMAKERS, TOOLS.

RURT & MASON have received and OIL
- fer for sale Shoemaking Tools of all
kinds, and intend keeping full supply.
90 bushels shoe pegs, comprising ali sizes;
200 lb. best shoe nails, l-2 to 10 inch 900
m. cut lacks from No. 10 90; 1875 lbs. pa
tent shoe thread, various kinds: shoe pincers:
hammers; Allerton's sewing avis. ali kinds;
Hemiogway's patent pe2ging awl blades;
sewiopawl hats; and 0 inch rasps; XIII files;
sand piper; Ames' skiving and shoe knives;
size sticks; rubs,ones: heelball; sponge ard
paste backing; eyelclts; silk and cotton la
GERS; knife straps; stitch markers; peg wheels.
welt wheels; shoulder sticks; black and col
ored galIoons; French wheels; peg cutters;
boot webb. boot cord; spoke shaves; colts:
welt irons; best steel shoe tacks; Russia
brsiles, &c.
Rutland, October 90, 1914. 4i:t6
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M f. the subs cribers beng appointed b.
wv the Hon Prohaie CONT for ihn 1isirirI

NJ f. the subs cribers being appointed b,
w the Hon Probate court for the district
Of Rutland. commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of
SYDNEY A. JOHNSON
late Of Middl3town, IN said district dece scd.
represented insoIveni, and also all claims and
and demands exhibited in elise, thereto and
six months from the 20Ih day Of Anaust last,
being allowed by said cour, for thai purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business Of our said APP
pointmen, at the late residence of the deceas-
ed in MiddIetown on the cad MONDAYS u Jan
nary and February next. from one until SIX
o'clock p, IN. on each of said days.
ORSON CLAK, Conm,..io,o..
NJ. CASWEL COMMISSIONERS
Mddletown Oct, 8, 1874. a3
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WINDOW GLASS

w l. tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Count iof tho dis
iuci Of Rutland, commissioners 10 receive.
examine az adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against 'he estate Of
FufiH ~. r. HM. lat, ef Mount Tabor.
in said district. deceased, represented iusol-
vent. and also all claims and demsnds cshih-
lied IN offset thereto, and mouths from the
an cav OF Oct, lsii being allowed by said
court iot tina, purpose; we do ,hcreiote here
by give notice that we will attend ~ the hu'
siness of our sal appointment nj the late
residence of the diseased in Moumal ~. on
The last Tuesdats Of January and March
next, from o'clo,k =. IN. until o'clock p.
m. on each Of said DAYS
GIDEON DAVIS ! Co,,',,.
STEPHEN SMITH
Mount Tabor, Oct. lSif. ii"i0
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DIED,

Died III Avon michigan on the 9Th ult.
MIS- Thomas r. Newton aged GO years
Eastern papers notice.
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r. 1BBO rs .-- 4 rich and handsome
assortment Uf Winter Ribbons for sale
by BARRETT & co.
Nov 8, l3;3w
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MARRIED

married iu Piusford Oct 81, MT. G. l.
Taft of Scarborough and Miss Lavina G.
lockwood of p.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

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 oui of the assets of Dam
lei Packer, Of Mount Ilolley in said District,
Bankrupt will be made and declared by the
Court on the nineteenth day Of November
next, atien o'clock forenoon, a, The office Of
Samuel Preniiss, District Judge, in Monlpe-
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 231 day OF October, 1874,
Al EDWARD II. PRENTISS, CLERK.
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CastIct0n Seminary.

year ofthis institution will begin the 18Th
Of Nov. ZlMRI HOWE, Sec.
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HASE.secei AXcs--Hunts Cast
" Steel axes superior article for sale
bv d. p. BELL.
Rutland, Nov 4. As
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gIs1 a. .N.fSO.r

4 RE selling of their stock ot Lumber at
~ very low prices They have foil as
soIlnent OF all kinds on hand shingles
and cedir posts. BURT Il MASON.
Rutland Oct, 10, 1874.