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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
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The subscribers wish 10 purchase q
largo quantity Of wool, Tor which they
will pay the highest market price, on de
livery ct their store.
CUMMINGS & CAMERON
Nav IL. lS46-3l #.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

A Large aud splendid stock Of 'sati-
IA nels and kentucky jeans. just re.
acelved and Tor sale at very reduced pri
COS by CUMMINGS 81 CAMERON,
May lG, 1916 81 II.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

SbEseo rr~ "ylo Com ofts 1hd Sfa
vate soa szs 10 fj2f cen'N, received auc
-. w. TX JACKSON
N.~S Sc aSN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

A Large stock Of cotton yam, of the
IA best quality, just received and for
saIo cheap by CUMMINGS j. CAMERON,
May l6, lS45 -3l-u.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Esrass ssGrEIn7s Pills
Nov. 9th 1874

PorULAL kEMEKEs The most pop.
uar remedies Of the present day are
those which cleanse and purify the blood,
and which are known 10 be lBnOcenl 10
their qualities. Such remedies as anti.
mony, mercury, zinc. and haVmg re-
course Of bIeedIog 10 disease, are now,
II is hoped going oul OF fashion aud veg
eahle remedies will soon ba the popular
medrcne. Their Brandreh's Vegetable
UmrerSaL Pills will be used and appre-
rated. They are known to act tenet
clally on every part oil the body being
loAef up by the chyle they pase inlUrhe
blood which they purify, and it shou't be
remembered thst they only rpmove those
paTla from the blood which were the
cluso Of Inhamadon or disease Of any
kind. Nothing Is CquaI to rlddlng The Vi,
iialed hnmors with vegetable medicine
OF lhiskind, wbirh eighty iourveGrshave
proved never TO do injury, but always
& ood. For Rale at the Store Of Il. A Std
ger CarrolIlon, July IS, lS45 -4O-6m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

A Large stock OF summer cloths, gam
bToons, Repku cords and cotton drills, OF
'VsHOus kludS, just received aud Tor sale
very low by CUMMINGS e. CAMERON
MaN l6, lS45 -3l-u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
Boots and Shoes,

whichwi be sold 90 cheaN
nut e cheaper than guilty ohstca0tSh"s"S
the
~ .oo none u the best wojkmen, o nothing bushebeS
maess qAose aud that he VIII 'HSeH~
pxer1ons O satisfaction
Work nestesmenne aud upon me
tree work rhahe keeps hand "oe mace "e0S
style h'"Op0' '0'0 O'" ~ IEAsRY HlEEERtGK.
tCerollon March ~, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22

ENISH Fresh shad, herring d white
IA fish, on hand and tor sale bV
CUMMINGS q CAMERON
Carroilton. Ma, 30 1915 33 IT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-22
AIEEESY lEELFRKCk

inform the public generally that he ell
his dos "Fn OF WI
Hotel on street, wi constantly keep on ha0dOa0
o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
NEW GROCERY STORE!

IINHE subscribers have taken the store former
- y occupied by Mes Son. four door. b.Iovv IN.
Bel Tavern for the purpose of conducting mi
mission business We have and shall constantly on hand
general assortment Of Family Groceries, which we rese y
invite the attention Of friends and the public generally our
goods consist IN part Of
GunPo~der Y. Hyson ImP1 and Black Teas. Of the fines,
quality
Mocha. Java and Laguayra Coffee
Wool.ey Wooeys best loaf pulyeed and crushed Sugar
- CruiI. Porto REQ and Sugar
Hull Z SoB's best Soap
DO Variegaied do
No. l Maekere
4 choice lot Sardnes
Regala and Principe Srgars
Bakers Cocoa ant chocolate
No " Carolina IIernngs
Painted Buckets and Broom,
A great variety Of Specs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Murad
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
London md Philadelphia Porter, Ia pts and OTIS
MaHiia and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Shad, IN half bbs
City Cutei bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, the finest quality
Holland
Dd Jamaica Rum
richardson's Rye Whisksy
Madeira aud Sicily Madeira Wine
PORT, Claret Sherry and Malaga do
And al other goods be longing 10 th, Grocery Trale
We also tender friends and t. pue sna
9y for the sale OF Produce promise Use every Iern 10
obtain the highest market pr.ee.
u. N. TEMPLEsAN
WIN u. RADCLIFFE.
j. ~ No. &c. doors below the R,ITav.,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
Additional Supply Of New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
" r. are now receiving and opening. a second
sdPPy Of reasonable Goods COMPRISING many nv ,ns
syc purchased At the owest cash price,. and x, b.
s Al Nhoac % retail at moderate advance ON m. eosa
part vii BE- found enumerated below, ~ w.
L'Ia sHp einAe printed BaiIornes and Barge.
10 do black and second mourning do
Suptr french and tarision GnEhams and Lawn.
~ 70 oaeA AMI white DO and RalLonne do
hleh ace, striped, and plaid MuSins
ran bfa'd tucked and embrodered Robes
SUPER pam And striped blue black and fancy soo,,d sim,
- 10 French and AmeTein Prints an press
rth'sa Jaeoneis Lawn AMI Muslin Ginzham.
heh hefnanne and Barege shawls and sear.
10 Lace Poika and satin strpei Do
Net sba"ls' seans and FaRcy HaBdkereh;.e
Laues baeE ant white siik cotton IIoa,
hread re neh and Lsis Laees Edgnr and fn..,,;n-.
sihofoaeisd ivoJ paper and palm eaf Pans
.hAn and spiral Gimp, bonnet and cap Ribhand.
a4u' grass sloih, Victoria and corded shirts
t.t'fa fieh worked Collars ami DIV pre "A A,
long and snort hlet Cloves and fingered u,y.
Embfodefed hemsttc bed AMI tan. bo,l.,c -, ~ ma
r upsHine Hsh sheetihg, Irish Linen ami Lawn
-, DAu'sA Napklns and brown and nl-aebed Cl,th.
I'm ' ,.i ahd black and white Miits an auabti.s
49, wool % Cloth' ard Cassirnsrrs and f,pev 40
Supefhns medium and low priced Dritnrs
'P y Le' Cr1pe Caralst and French sumu,st Cloths
saph Naenu1 Marsotlcs and J,ans ve.tinr,
hesNy Afemiins, Cotonad-s and leans
wan eompeie assortment cooured bro,w, -. 49,, -
"es"0s' an OF which will BE- soh chap or cash ~
my6 NJ panhpEN n CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
S60,OU0 WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER C0Ons.
BROOKS j. HUDS0N'S,

Second Supply.
MAY. IsI5.
'INHE subscribers have received by the lates,
arnva's hom New York Philadelphia and Bat,more th-,
second supply Of Spring and Summer Goods-conpS.nr
on OF the best ami y-', which, variety and
ness IL Unsurpassed The follow nR list brar
part Of tn. gods
EIa foe strip- ana Printed n, ,.,.. ,,d "a ,,o
do. Hermann Barege- and Narluisans. foT Dresse.
French work Collar and Capes
Muslin and Cahlbn. Edgirgs and Inserting.
Thread LAees and Edsngs
Shaded Gimp Corts. fJr trimming Dresses
Ladies SILK and Nd Gloves and Mitis
SIX and Cotton Hosiery n variety
hiooons PirasosL Parasoetts Sunshadss
SUE hernani Tnpoh and Bsrrge Scarf and shawIs
b'ue hisek Amure and Pot de Soi Silks. striped plain
sisht and caTs eonIred FOolard de Pekn SILK.
EItra Tine blue black sik warp AIpaeas
Biz and BuebIk Bomtazne nd Challc Botnbaztne
Black Love and Grape Wells
soId Black Lawns and GinghsHs
Fine Black Mourning Prints
-oOoO yds French. English and American Prints from 10
51t cts peryars
Linen CaInene Hdkfs in variety, from r. 3Of r.
superior - Linen sh=etIngs and Pnow-ease Linens
hraVy unb'eaeh.d Irish Linens family Us,
Double satin Ianask Table Cloths md Sans,n.
hnekerbaek. Russia and Birtssye Diapers
India Gas Cloth. Mohsr nd Corded skin.
Lace stnpe and Checked Musltus
tanories Jaoogeits. Swiss nd Muli Muslin.
RAIN striped and plaid DI.lnrs for BOYS wear
French and English Cloths md Cassimeres
Mountain Tow Ianen
pufeis, oroNn and heaehed shrTings md heetnx.
Cotton ozhA5urg- DrllrgS Se. &C. Very eb.,.aI
9iay ~ BROOKS 4 HUDSON'S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
GARDEN SEED.

Growers 81 sa"~n reputation. warranted ore.h an.
- genuine. nj whnEsae retail. ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
Ancient e.,

ancient Egypt.
i Ek Monuments, Hsernsiyph.es History and -,
subjects connected H,erosypbie,l I,,p an
geo 'hdaon late Us Consul Cairo Pre- Is - 'S
NASH & wOODHOUsE
RRAZlL ANDHAv. SUGAR
- 30 bags Brazil White sugar
ooAe' ha'aha do-Landins and Eor -a- Nv
w. ~ nANENnnR1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

S6NI'S HANDSOME DRESS MOROCCO BOOTS
W AhKaNTED good and VIII wear well at the low, pre. -
hang cheap nd good you want some
y u PUNTEY A WAITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

4 ,hNHs, scAHfs, COLLARS, se-A larse s.or,ny-r,
- "''"A, echi- &c lOs Main
ny KEEN cD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

s-pssaru--whn. ca,
Pole Beens-I.ar.- A .maptIm.
snap Be.n.-EsrIy Chm s,,,,.
yellow .iI v,.t.
Eaay Moh,x. A. ..,,,n,o.
Refuge, q, Iooo a. a.,
B-et-Ear,y B,oo., n,,n,o 80.
do Y.i,ow
Long Blood. Nansl. w.r,-,
g. "a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

-
.....,. scotch
-. c,, = 'r..n Head,
S", 'nf'ed India, White and
u'h .o--' Brown Dutch
D.. ,ss @feen citroa.
~, n' spp'
"e'"e-nnes' binds
49,. 49,
o.. 40, s'"' "s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12
TO THE PURIIC

10 THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article of Brushes from OO
arc.s. s "-@''u"es'"' ram
retail. '' """'-"e
% LEAD hard IN beat kegs from lbs So 10, 10 500 liz
H a''e ari'esa' Of aRd warran,.s .d
ounuI sehieH-a would do call and eIamiDe ,b,-e
s'- ''"i '"'se iof themselves At ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street.
-, . Mem door IN the Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-12

GLASS PlCKLlNG AND PRESERVING JARS.
wv have for ale Green Cas- Jar. ,ies and ,,h,.
ior Fehhnr ana preserving fuis For prices
WM y. BUTLER q co.
~ 81 Main Street
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

Death ~ Lightning A man named
Stevens, in The employ Of lchnbod Sprague
Esq IN the town Of Riga, Monroe Co =,
who was plough.ng in the field when the
storm arose, wns struck by the lightning
md Killed irstnnily
The nuId entered nj the top Of his head
and came out at the chin mixing n hole
nbpm the Z" Of an ordinary bu'It. 1t
then pissed down his limbs and went thro'
his feet tearing oh,ne sole OF his foot.
Ga" Of the horses With which lie was
rloIoh'ng was Killed nlso.-Al6 Citizen
JIR, &
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

HaNoWag ai Iisohon On the occa.
SION u the lhcN Presidential election. row
bad occurred az Tho btllp'-b)V, ia CERTAIN
town, during which pistols guns brick bats
g., were in tcqrstlon Thsr.uce drrs
were nkcn up 1nl one o. the witness
IS was called upon lJr bIs rslunony IN the
following manner.
Lawyer On the night OF the election
you say YOU were sho,
WrneN--l did that
Were yon shot before or behind J
W -Iwnsn'i sho, neither before or be
hind1
l. Blu, you say yon were shot
WI rcckin ! did Tor | was pCppercd
all over my lclt side.
L--What were you saying al the ,Ime
Won were shot
w Saying Why wa'n' saying
nothing, IN, was ha'lovlng as bond ms
could, hurah for Clay aud Foclnshuy
sen
Did you hallow the same thing al
ter being shot2
W Il 'spcci | didn't if yon hal lhity
two shots 7u, IN YOU at once | 'sposc yor
cou|in'. 4 d l'owcd for any body butyour
SELF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

FI'ai Aeehieat A few days since n
man named Allen Dale, a shoemaker, on
his way to Utica, was academia liz killed
by the discharge Of a gun, when near Lit.
tie Falls H. had taken aim with the gun
Mt a BIRD which few away, md Suddenly
dropping the gun on the ground the con
tens were DISCHARGED through his head
killing him Insanity He was about %
years oil age, scoIehman BY biuh, aud
hal Jiv ell some four vcarsln New Iofk.
lie lrIt n wife and Two children, who were
acc ompanyinC him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASSOCIA-
TIO\

The annp'l recunq Of this boiy will b.
holden "a ih' UuIsEn,sil,t uleeIIa2tonse ~
Clarendon. Norih Flats, On the end We'd
nsstay aHd Thursday, llIh and l!h day,
~ jyne inst
The society n Clarendon extend cordial
ta'rst'o~ 10 Their friends. snI homes, en-
fufrrs after truth 10 srend, snd woUlI "a 3
ln Ihrm, 10 he language Of The Great Ttarh-
80 YEA AMI Why. even n yourselves pod .
Ne not What - night" and IN the language Of
Apostle Prove oil thisgs bold fast wtich IS
good Comm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
TIE IDOLATRY OF WEALTH

This insane and Unsuitable passion Tor
nc,Imrauon, ever rraiy when cir.
cuins'1uccs favor, 10 scize upon the public
mind IS that love OF money which is the
roo, of an evil, that 7covclousncss ~ hichlS
Iloll,ry |, sptlngs from an un lac, an
rIoiatrous estimation Of the value OF proper.
,iy Many are feeling that nothing will DO
ijr ihctn. or their children bin wealth ~,
good character not we'll trained and well
executed faculties, not virtue, not the hope
of t,av,n-uc,hing INT woalih Il islhclr
god and the god Of lhcIr lmihts -
Thor sons are growing up 10 the same
worship OF IL aud to an equally bln,lIl re-.
li.a-t upon II for lie future they are rush.
nag Du'o rNccsscs, which the divided pion
,fty u their illhcrs houses viii not enable
hem To sustain ani they are prcplniug
TO be. 10 luru aud from necessity, SLAVES 10
the same idol How lply It IS written tha,
'sAcy ,ha. icN be rIch Gll INTO many ie.
mr.Ions aud a snare. ana fail into many
Ao'sb and huulpI lass ~ ch down mon
10 d,-rucuau ADD pr,dUon Thee IL,
10 need 'usl they should boz ricN hu, they
'oFi be- r.,h AL he uab,eQ functions o.
i1. NAV be- - hatrei wiihoul wealth.. all!
ITS h'rhcs, h0uors nltalp.I az - pnr,a
plnspfc' ooloyrd Vel rcpcr, u-nn-hinc
villa" Wat cnhh, d.s4ppo,o, \ man Of
this an he w'rns as ihnush the hshrr
'ri o. VS. h'e was defeated s,rin Inn o.
,.i' 7ad iht' conr an gone s,up han
Of sbt', na! ! 'hall r.au, 90 M uut,arI y.
"sr"'''re" " hen say, he bad rather die
than 1--we
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
ysRiCslT0v MARKET

NO y ID 4 \, L y r 2, 1915
A. market i25 BeefCau,e, 10 yoke work.
ing Oven 500 sheep, sni 1878 swine. 30
bee cattle ant 500 sslne un,old
PAGES - Beef Cafis We Cpo'e Extra
5000 Fust qu,ii'S 1915 coo Second
qualify, s. IS a5,50.
Wo,Am; OTt1. Sales at So, =, and
So
S3r eD.--Small lot, ,hearel at 81 50 to
etc
Sumo Last wecA's prices were f,'y SIS
tanned Al wholesale. I l.2 and 1 %. Al
fetaiL. 5 anI G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

, ,oJat.n.ec,.ua 500. Coat.rf 5 Laqa.fcr
Na.i.reo jim, -. isti
Thee .-t4HAfefur'sl ,h.ssr y.
... % or.l't 81 ,gln'u,
'..I..,t .t..t& uo,,.. gusuets, Who
,.ft.tm~-,l~t Il ot ~tncist n TIE
,st.. 81 N,r slt,N va s,t.s.h ST. Ne
......,sp ! Naofbe's. 90 ehary A.
..tu. c.,ot .u cofJsci IS Ai,e N command
..... ...e 80 fcss. 81 the ti,,f piNtr.
nh 81 p'u Der or ct Hh-f l..
J.Dr dl.u,t,i i,l.uuI ~ Il
..r-, 10 'uue g. day a. Co'rr in,
B., ,. n lh' ,o.nmpliaaa saloon ooc1u
n iht Nara Cont Nannl ,hattu.d
- Nrvipn anl other officers about 50
t.u'Is ago Ihc present CONT cou,,Ss 81
,.J.,la Who were oil 10 HutndAncc 10 jiy
..l 100 fil! unfmm Cops Gha'lc, .v.o
i't"L Dt Nap Ch.s G. RIsl.y.
= Hu Towns. Stephen Cisn. L1wrcncc
n,arnty bi,i iH,.uer', Charlts s Ne.
,.I'., J,,n u Auhcs ul Fru.h Eos
g., b,n,no r EIdt E'q Of Boston
80 Jul,s Adyo-1'c e., ~1u VOORHEES, hns
'0...iof Richltd s Corr .E.gr Of this
cry. VITO 49, retained tor tie d-G nee The
mer,l-aIon will prove cu~ of ctra, inter.
g." ne y involves many tnp1ulu' points Of
NATIONAL - u,il as mAflnm- law Lieut..
J..ilns Vlo rad c'al.c 81 tie log on
u4l fO, runct,'s on 'Dc = th OF Srpt.m.
Ter iaa. was the hiH vI,n,sS c,li,I on to.
10, .y thc JYdrc Advocate His ,Hlmin.
Htrn W.. comiau,d without in'crmsIon
DO. upoaus Of two hout,. until o'clock
vu,u "a, court adjourned The cxamlnn
TON OF ljcn,,ulul Jcnk rs viii be tcsum ed
Tomorrow
I'r,e w1sn tcnron,rr tie morning a.
frlrsk .f lhc steamer tstc,n ii,ir lc
Fore she i.G our sjc4mhn Whlii MI Nor
folk |, vas fight between an editor auC
On cI.cJ,,pr. The llic fiscal editor of tn
Globe. NJ John G Rwcs. was one OF IN
h.iurrrcns Mr. Cunningham the pro'cn
Eiror of III. OIL Dumnin, published q
plr.nou'h Va was the othcr- both W.
kn,wn IS OF h. IA &! Gt j de nocacy.
a'p ars tia, Mr. Cunnn ham hav NJ mad
very cpltsr u.,L.' nthr Oh Dimaln. M
on Nr Ri.cs, j nounring the Globe mai
asa s:ounlrcl, &. TIC LATER called al
Cunningham nn board tho Dscroin for NJ
cNrlana ton Bu Cunningham answer,
i'r law ,houll cvn'un o. which IT,
u"'rur Ryos ~, lt'.ng The laws d,lly.
orlt Cunningham n lu;y blow which hi
l'u sarlwIlng on TIE j * CApl Mitch
80 aul u geni,mlu. then Inlctirud mn
prevented any NOR" blows from bong n
hc,ci lis SAL thls ,rn"ly intcfGrcnc
VtcyrI ,ci he editor Of ID, Oh DOMAIN
from tong entirely usrl up q T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

!-FH'w ttse " . i.a'au rr.oo' ~,
o. bn'n to ~, '7tpe sooi ilror" Tbrt
h1' h-e' fin@r'lt 'us'fa,,on o. ,hts ttu'h
10 plcars 0fh.n l.v ,hor dsys i
v,'k sro q hvt4R VS., bfooch, hcfpt,
Jpfsr Collins, m which two omen claim
e.! t' y Nc mo.hef Of ihs Same chU,J and
yrr~rht Ii ie b-gsins utchin, whom
SO Ss.,d 10 I'll Us where be was born ami
"ho be, pst'nr Netc, told u. be hal none
that hr ssni born =, a,l--lha, he was
iu aeriHsAf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

" r 'hcNub-rubets benny .pgot.te,l ~ H.,
W Hon Ptunilc Coun ten tho district at
fslth1vcn, commissioners to receive exam
Inc and adjust all cLum- and demand. o.
all rcnons tgainsl the estate OF
.i1tot cults late Of HubbdrdiOn
IN Sid district, deceased. aud also al, tlslns
aud demands eNhiOiledin Offset thereto a.
q months from ia, 10 day OF May, iBA
being allowed hv sad court Tor thai pu
pnse.wr DO therefore hereby give noli,c lny
We vii attend To The bushes. Of our sad ~
poinlmcnt at too dwelling house OF Mar,
Gibbs IN sa.d liubbaIdiou, % the first Mo-
day IN September next, from one 10 nv
O'Clock p. m on sad day
Jostu. NH"nr, lCouui.,,.
:. b WHITE. "'"'"'''
Hubbardton, May %, Isi5 o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
W. We ,ubscnbe., h.Ing appolnlcd b

I'VE the subscribers h-ing appointed bv
The II On Ptohs { Jurt- for the DIS.
'rict Of Falrhayrn, cos M, sinners To receive
eysmns and adjust al cIslm- and demands
oi all persons against the estate 81
NATHANIEL HAKMAN,
late Of itaNlet, IN said District deerase1
and also al claims and demands exhibited
m offset ihefrlo and six months from The
nan DAY OF May ,ssi being allowed by
sAid court for thai purpose We there lore
hereby gre notice tina. We vii attend To
'he business Of ovr ssij Sppol r'n'.' At he
Office Of George ~. Iiarman ,pit PaWleI,
on the FIRST ] uo,dsys Of July add October.
nei tom one 70 SIX O'Clock p. IN. on each
81 sad DAYS
HORACE WILCOX, tc.....-
~ u STRONG.
Ps7 Nay 10, Isi3. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

Cr.u i..c- \ very destructive Ere yisl-
l'"l ghr ci,y Of LtyrIcue lpdllna on the
2ith uli Il orcu'ed IN the stables Of the
Ameucnu holrl and spread instantly 10 the
adjoining buildings, DESTROYING the hotel,
and Incylng whole square n runs The
entire Llorl, Of billings on the Mouth SIDE
Of Nnin between OAio and Wabash streets,
Wrh the exception Of those occupied by
W,bstcr's bookstore, Gus aud Cos grocery.
the Mammoth store and Me, ket & Cos are
IN ashes. fhere wa quite number OF ho7
SIS IN the stables six oil which were burn.
ed 10 death The principal sufferers by
calamity are-Mr CalhcrwooJ Of the A
m'rican House Dr. Hlllilny drug store /;
} b CongIe, slliIrry; Fry and Jackson
book and job printers J 6. & A Casad,
matters Grinoli, boo, ard shoe maker
The buildings DESTROYED were owned chief.
Is By The hers Of Col Johnson, ami those
ofSuncon Ayrcs, Thos S Cox and S.
Ctsld There is liule doubt bu, the fire
was the work OF m inccn1iary The en-.
tire loss IS vHriousiy estimated at from ten
10 twenty thousand insu rance two thou.
snui on the furniture Of the American
House ", y Courier and Eaquir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

~ l. the subscribers huiug appoluled 10y
w the Hon PROBATE Com for The the dis
tict OF Faithavrn, commits siousts la receive.
examine and adjust all ci,'n,- md demand,
Of all persons agaiusl tho estate of
Aisc,t Lane don, late ~ HhIe HaH IN Tho
STATE OF iinnuis decreased, rcptcsen,ed iossi.
ven, and also all claims and dcmaud. e,uib-
lied IA offset thutcio; and SIX months lnn
the - day OF ----- being allow
ed by SAID Cuuu Tor that putpuse, We do
therefore hereby give notice that We " III at
tend 10 tie business oi our sAld appo,ntmr IL
o, ,he office Of Is. f. Langdon. ~ Cn.tlc,ou
on the first Munday, OF Iuy and Aupu-t
next, from O'clock a. IN unti 4 O'clock =.
m on each Of said days
W." G, krrr"oos' c.mmI.,r
W. u. toLrtKs,
Castlelon, Juno !, 1874 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

Nr DoAvau't new lcrrp,r ho'sl
A'tauy. vas up,ub on Tu..l.E 1tr
hotel f,s ben Leased ly Nrt,oi. Re-.
o., rf .hs Niia,-o Hon1 3 Won an a..
ri's1ucr' a'lhe san" ch7f,c' urh a..
~ p,r. ll.usr an otcr~ snot.og 70
.,..-'y rroh bred The - laysn lI,sse
e7n's af ! 20 Sleeping rooms mi a large
rs1h-r uf rlr.os Warm sal coll wa.
ter - lrcol ur 600 every chlmher ~ a
sean eng o. 90 lp horse power Eyery
Mont is iuti,1sd wssa r0'' c~'r 'rtr
t.aoe room Is 81 5ys-L .i To 'ersso'
sie cJiorsi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

= shrulin Once frll into coal -cll,r,
on Ls nay home. after ,urp'np AZ Dfufy
auc aud the abuse Of the ,endrr for not
sccprnc hgL, q, The cellar door. va,
wsmly rr,orUd by tho WIZ. What
ctud sheridan. who was not but do Won
ih,nL wan, TO p5cLe' your coaIs 2 no
tc'orcd ,be weneh, but your nose may SC,
the coal ho,, IN Gre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

Slan ~ ys,monI DE urrmemLsr
Dsnio' ofkut,snd, n { ID ID th-tNs.c.
el1i probate c"ou holden % kuusud Wuin,.
and i"r sAl. cls'Iiss OF he 81 day II lone.
lsfJ
Present, WIN Hall Judge
Ada'soD BI'A, srm.ni,Balur u The n,
iais OF WIN Mourrn.2J ,4ts Of Piu.UfJ. iD
sad oisIuri, de,sa.sd, lrtess's, pf"ros'fg
10 Iru.". t' t,,' .' i.s .ta .l.a.tnn o.
a. ts.H...
40, ,frrIet thar S1ri s~C"oni 20 'eirf,'f
tir tIsutpaluu srd o. owrn's Ia he t'st
nunday. L.ityus day Of Ju'v nTT, So
llata ,ory 81 uts ort'r 70 plbI'nsd three
serls 49,. rr.sitr'r Lfv' ID9s ihTteip ~ ~
Rursn- NyDlJ,A re~ps 81 prisisd 81 Re-
..rr. t.ais. psfsOns inisfsstsd sIsJ spf~sf
ND 81 js-i T. TIE zane 4 thsJ sec es0ss
i. ll.s ..5y iscrit
Henry Hall EsTis "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
LOOK AT THIS

4 ~ those Indebted 10 the subscriber lot
"a pape's on the route from Rutland 10
s'lcm arr requested TO make payment bv
'"s Ut Of Joy, As he docs not eIpecl 90
'ta'ei iaat roUie shet that line
DAVID klRkILDiE.
Rul.'nd. Juae y.Isij -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12

The New Haven Herald says this, the ven
eiable FL 40. Gerry, now a resilient m
that CITY, has received fortune Of $50 900
by tie death Of brother in England.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-12
DIED
In W., Rutland on ihc q'h ut.
Mar. WI Of iIcmgn Mics, aged %
NIPPON EaENT OF TuE COMMON
SCHOOL

w Palmer will lectoie On the dsv spcrlhe',
At The pieces mentioned below 8 c'ct'ok y.
m 81 81 such an hour IN the evening 80
may be hted on nv tho comnln'se. The
n.ne OF the commiuee 81 Hftsnr' meui sp-
pointed nv the Middlebufy convention - IT
lschrd &" The name ut each tuwn VIII the
respective t"unrtees have the good ness
10 sec That uolire of tho lecture - given
tom the desks on the previous Ssi,bath, and
such other means ~ publicuy adopted -
may be cvnScnItnt II - requested Ih,t one
~ more at lhe chuits be STATED ~ front. PIE
pared 10 add 10 The interest .ot the n,ca'inn
= vocal music. 1t il ais, t'quesled Inst
the eschets n,sy 1T immctia,elv ~ the te~'
II the singers, az part Of tic lecture will be
totti,ul.t IA agdfesx.r a., then,