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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. On Saturday after
noon, Immediately after the 6 O'clock train from
Newton, on the Boston and Worcester Rail Road,
had crossed the Brookline Road, a gravel train
going out upon the other track, struck chaise.
in which gentleman was passing the track,
threw it off from the road, upset it and broke il in
pieces. The horse was also seriously injured.
Fortunately the gentleman escaped with slight
personal injury. His attention had been exclu-
sivey attracted by the passenger train, so that he
did not observe the approach OF the gravel train,
coming from the other direction Several of the
gravel cars were thrown from the track, and one
of the workmen received an injury in his foot
Boston Advertiser.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

FoURIERrsM. The Rochester Advertiser an.
nouhGes mat the large Rochester boarding house.
ss.aphshed on this principle, has for some time
been numbered among the suddenly deceased
very much to the discomfort of MANY of its cred
,lors. ekaneatses concern, says the same paper.
mas Deen slited again and again of its cbaG or
wheat we hardly know which, until from yerv
wlld republic IT appears verging towards sober
monarchy we mean towards the unresisted swav
Of single mind. The Northampton institution
mas sold out its principal building, large brick
factory; ana WIN the loss OF its most interesting
man, presents very crest. fallen visage.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

HAYTr. The Kingston (Ja.) Times, speaking of
Hayt, says eve learn from good authority that
the Spanish and French parts Of this distracted
country, are carrying on savage war between
themselves. The former are said to have punish
ed their prisoners on late occasion in vertable
oriental style, by depriying them Of their vrility
in return for which the others had shot their
Spanish prisoners. We understand that on this
occasion, fifteen were shot in one day at Cape
Smana; where, when Or how, are these mad at
trocites to be put a stop to- They are dis
grace-to the world-to humanity"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

ANOTHER HUMBUG. The wonder-mongers have
Just revived an old story, which first published in
the Potsve Journal some years since of child found
dead with cat lying its breast with its head near the
infants mouth, in the act of sucking ats breath and
that the child IFS death in that extraordinary
manner The story sufficiently improbable, in The
first place, the of the death but to circulate il
again, as recent occurrence taxing public creduty
a ieetle too severely
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

PETRI FLED BODIES. There is gentleman in
Troy who has taken out patent for petrifyng
dead bodies, or almost any other substances Of q
similar nature. The body after some preparation
Is Immersed 10 liquid that in the short space Of
fourteen days will render it as solid as rock of
marble. The cost is but trifling compared with
lne lasting benefit rendered to those who may
WISH ~ 70 preserve and look upon departed friends
The Troy Budget saws, that boouet Of fresh
mowers Immersed in the liquid, will in few days.
out of marble. "o'0 N"s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

MURDER. A man named Fowler was cruelty
murdered on Tuesday morning last in the town
of Niles, Cayuga county, by his father. The
old man was intoxicated, and had driven his wife
from the house. She took refuge at her sons,
near by, and he proceeded to his fathers dwell
ling to protectit. Upon opening the door he was
stabbed through the body by the old man, and
before another had arrived had received
twelve horrible gashes.-.AIbGny Citizen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

We learn that IN this era ofthe temperance re-
form, Madeira wine was introduced and used at
the Commencement dinner in Cambridge Many
of our readers who are watching the moral move
ments of the day with a deep interest, will feel
regret and modification that such stimulants
should be deemed necessary on such an occasion.
Boston Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

THAT HARPooN Story. Strange as it may
seem, there are some unbelievers in it, The
Bunker Hill Aurora tells an anecdote of shark,
which it thinks, is even more remarkable, and
full as true, as that of the whale.
Some years ago, says the Aurora, when Ex-
Gov. Morton was on the bench, Capt Taylor
boarded with the judge at the Bromfield House.
One morning the judge came in, while several
gentlemen were standing by, and says to Capt
Taylor, "Captain, | passed the evening with
Com. --- last evening, and he speaks very
highly of your invention, &C.. but captain,
have been thinking that if shark should hap
pen to come along while you under water,
what would you do then p Why judge said
he, " one of my copper boots would make an i'm
digestble breakfast for him." ''Ah! | don't
know about that" said the Judge " some time
ago, shark chased boat, and the men heated
large shot red hot, and threw it over to him he
swallowed it and it burnt out, whereupon he turn
ed round and caught it again, and did SO two or
three times before it reached the bottom" The
company maintained their gravity from respect to
the Judge, until one gentleman declared that it
was fact; for" said he, friend of mine was
sculling near the shark at the time. The shark
became SO exasperated that he swallowed nv
friend, boat and all, and he Immediately stuck the
oar out Of the hole made BIZ the shot and scuLIed
ashore ?" The judge mizzled, and made strait
for the door, and has not alluded to the subject
since.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

We understand, says the Mobile Herald, of the
goth, that over one hundred thousand dollars
left this city yesterday, in charge of Purser S.
Ramsey, Of the Navy Yard at Pensacola, on board
the pilot boat Relief, for the use Of the Home
Squadron, now concentrated in the Gulf The
Herald also says, that Capt Miles, of the U. S.
Army, had been at Mobile to procure transports
for the troops at Pensacola, and unable to OBJ
tain any.
So Uncle Sans money is squandered and we
shall have to be taxed to pay it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02
THE WATER CURE.

The details OF this new system are thus briefly
described by correspondent of the Albany Even
ing Journal:
The Cold Water process is calculated, by its
severity, to startle persons of weak constitutions
or nervous temperaments. 1t commences dailv
between and o'clock in the morning, by being
enclosed first in linen sheet dripping wet with
cold spring water. Then wooden blanket is put
round the body. Then a feather bed is thrown
over you Then the patient falls into a gentle
slumber, from which, in fifteen minutes, he is
awakened in profuse perspiration, and smoking
like coal pit. He then remains three quarters
OF an hour in this state, drinking two glasses of
water in that time and then he goes wrapped
up in the sheet and blanket to the bathroom
throws off his wrappers and plunges into cold
bath Alter remaining few minutes in the
cold bath, ne gets out, wraps up in the blanket,
goes to his bedroom, and is rubbed dry, dresses
and then walks less more as he has strength
and inclination, returning at Z O'clock with fine
appetite for breakfast.
AT ii O'Clock, the Patient goes to a fountain for
shower bathing. Here stream of water from a
height of fifteen feet, directly from cold spring,
falls upon the neck and runs down the spine for
several minutes, after which you are rubbed
with the flesh brush or hair mittens, then wiped
dry, dress and read or take gentle exercise till
dinner. During the afternoon, patients take
hip BATH and on going to bed foot bath Pa
hents drink from twenty to thirty glasses of spring
water daily. Some drink dozen before break
fast Strict attention is paid to Diet The break
fast consists of Bread butter, milk and fruit din
ner Of joint of FRY sh meat, with vegetables tea.
OF bread, milk and fruit. Salt meats, spices
wine, coffee, tea, Sc, Sc, are prohited Profess
sor Longfellow is among the patients.
The Patients not only soon cease to dread the
cold water, but go to their additions with alacrity
and pleasure. Many of them are and all believe
themselves recovering. OF the great virtues of
cold water nobody doubts. Nor is there any doubt
of the efficacy of rigid course of dieting had
not expected to find so simple remedy for so ma
ny OF the ellis that flesh is heir to- nor am sat
isfied that such remedy has been found. But
we shall soon know what the "Water Cure" will
accomplish.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

SUPPOSED ABoLITIoNIsTs ARRESTED. A
Warrentown (Va.) paper, the " Flag of 9S,'' of
Saturday week, says that three individuals, stv-
ling themselves Elijah Holmes, - Tate, from
Goose Creek, Loudoun, and Silas Grist from
Pennsylvania, were arrested on the goth ult..
near Flint Hill Rappahannock county, upon the
charge OF being engaged in an attempt to carry
Off slaves. Great excitement prevailed, but the
examination had not closed at the last advices.-
The editor of the Flag says
eve sincerely hope that the penalty of the
law may be meted out to these persons, if found
guilty. This interference with our property is
now becoming crying evil-for these incendia-
ries are appearing daily in the midst of us, and
tits necessary that signal punishment should be
visited upon them when detected, in order to de-
feat their villainous designs"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

A MATHEMATICAL Boy. A private letter
from friend in the interior OF Vermont contains
the following sentence "Within two or three
weeks have been preparing the manuscript of
an Almanac for 1876, the astronomical calcula-
tons Of which were made by boy nine and a
half gears old, resident in Royalton, VT His
name is Stafford, and his knowledge Of mathemat-
les and astronomy is truly astonishing"
Boston TrdUeller.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-09-02

An invention for submarine exploration.
rive yield the hat. Capt. Sleeper will please
pass it over to his neighbor the Editor Of the Au
rora.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Frsas - iAs g'es,. itsssid tisis sts.t
par Of The barrels Of Asstsl Il ate dehei " ~
% ~eesht Soss 81 usem fsli sess, 90
l'ou"as. % rnuss reniieunan nppsrrni.,
~'l iaiorn.f N The mai,ef h,s esleulstsd.
Ton tsets thai have tome 80 h,s lnvw ed .
That oerisin fyufing esiahhssmeui saves si
vat ~ 600 year IN hts ~s, Many sah.
80 there - r.sscn IN beiiete. save. N a.
euh pTcpottop The los. falls pfinstpall,
up"n the consumer Those = bo buy large
Guaa''u.. 90 .Teruis,ion. tsry nsutsn, s..
'et'sins the weigh, and n dese,sui iasi,i
o. corresponding reduction an the price
Boz the poof man Who buy, single hstrel
ht his h~n consumption, naturally takes
wuhooi suspto ION, ~ Of foil weight.
u ur-y he well fot all Who use -four 10
stand T. Their tights When they paw Tho
piIc, OF q barrel on -four. they iIsvs a rigb'
to lss poosds of aoaf . nd the be rrel besides
which viii weigh neatly or qur, ,veniy lbs
- BOstou TfStelisr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.


The stockholders Of this Company have
ohaAcn hmos ksod ,h President anu adopted
a taul u charges and rules Tor the general
regulation Of Their business. Between tbs
10y snd Phisde phl1 the ltne vii probably
ue ready iot uae IN a lev weeks. Every
tsule "a te.egfsp,Ic communication Is 10 Ia
counted as worI anu i0I every ten words
ne CAtIge wi., be under 50 miles 10 oenls /,
bstWeeu 30 and loo miles, 20 cruls from
New York 70 Pnihdr PhIa IS cents, anj for
a,. ListanceA over 100 miles, 23 TIE iol-
lasrug Kegu asrns sdolasd 5y The Cum9a-
LT are Of t0tlCienl pIuAc tUtcTest 10 c.ain
a. Insertion
Al charges fof he use Of The te.tsrapa
moe, 0 e paid iu advance.
Al COMMUNICATIONS 10 be sent by le.e
gfIPn must be- p0, m uuling ana handed 10
l..s managers.
Mben Commun cation Is received by
telegraph 70 viii 10 Immediately y uurn out
aaa cesFefed ~ q Garner. OF pot Iutu iuc
Ysost otnce, OF retained uuui called Tor, a. lhe
arfsoa seeding % nav reqaest
The te.,siapl offices wtli be kept ofe n
l'' business StsiJ Gay. iron Aunnse UHul 10
colo. .. 2 N sicrpi Tie ofdinstY hours iOf
..riaE aac shefnOJa service % t..o sac
uab.
lAf t,sl o. Comc sha.. be tae trsi seFs
e. 1li D1 laoi,ieasi of COas.ana.loa 81 i1-
sl'liaaa shall hsE~ The uso OF ths triegrapdi
DO m7fe Aal ltsvu uIuutes Al oLe ume
~'.sa un' o.-lfr .a-ifl-sai 10 "a wsiIng.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

g'ht ulhIn'. hDwe's aud leatHefs. Cfayals,
gloves, dlmry and mpufniag toll,s, ,t!,et
scsHs ead he i'hors. acss, edfirrs SD
Insertions. a7l a variety Of stucitS 20 10.
mefous T. mrufinn. She Nil s.su receive
IN lev DAYS gums, frnges an r., buttons.
Sae has aisn lof rsie velvet, sstin. tuscan
and straw Hats. o. Toe l,is,i ,isls, head
dfr'ses. lad,e, dtrss and mourning cope &c.
Ola lIDis repaired a. the sAoit, NJ noute snd
ua ro most reasonable terms. Mil'lusf,
from sbrosd suppiied nh the latssi +. s. 5na
Mss L. wo1id take lhis nppo,iuniiy 10 re-
tgrn her thsnk- 10 tie LADIES or ROLAND and
ricin-iV for theif fo'mrr pauon.gs.And bot~.
~ unneansd attention 20 her busilsss 10
Gerl q sasfs Of pvbifr lavof
Kuuand. Oct -. 1916 4t1o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
NOTICE.

TIE ,ockholjcrs Of the Farmers Bank
are requested 10 meet ot her Banking
House IN Orwell, on Wednesday, The 10Th
day OF December nen,o, ten o'clock, p. ~.
10 akc into consideration the prorricty OF n
valling themselves of the benefit Of Am
Act relating to Banks passed at the session
Of the legislature, Nov II, 1872, and to
iransac, aay business relating thereto.
BY order Of the board Of directors.
w n MARTIN Click,
Orw,N. Nov. 49, 1916. AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

q. The srrital Of evtsy steamer ftea ~.
. r. sasll be islsespb.d snlss 10 s,sfy aa-
~ "a We hoe ., kyon ~ kaow OF Tia 81.
ton N &c foik. 'oseu,ef With tie pr, e.
- i.@E laDd. - sooH 80 received, Of cotton.
hoot, snj eil,ef staple auielcs oi hneuran
GtSdss', I'll Which shall be posicd W 90 .
bviisiin i0f pobltc iblutn,s;ion
Y. II sny person 10 ilse service s( the Mar
nete Isiest.ph Compsny shall ipo~ins
be insifVDsHtsl. tom motives of ia,oi!ii.ai
ot gsin, Ia seecisg false OF supyies.iag ito.
in'offhaiioa os anal have a., Interest, d.
rect, o. indiisct. IN sp.culs,Hoa esrr,ed on
Trough Tie Instruments ny of To. iolegtApa, !.
o. snail di,ulse tho asts OF any private
OF confidential communicated, ~, ciiminsl
N lie chsrsc'et oT sbsll ave one iodi,idusl
80 combination 81 iaditiauals q preference.
O.tf aEcsttt, oiasf~ise Ihsh as asthof.xed
by these reguliiIUe- OF shall ~ any way W
uiaie ~ disregard The duties - hich ihis con
pany owe 81 the citlIens AM Use community
he shil be iosihwuh Ji.ohatgsJ and held
iotc'et disqualified iot employment IT. ~
s1ir.
T. |, shah be tie duiy Of the manager, Of
u'o WirgnPh, whenever tie pioIet officers
ui the states or oI The unntd S,s,es. OF The
polire Officers Of any city " borough. shall
present cHmufJtnc siiun. With the amauni
81 the established ,hsrge, and si1sh alegs
that its immediate transmission In tsnd,f red
tie, essay by the emergencies Of the public
'ef1icc, ~ 10 promote ti,e arrest OF iugitive,
from lustce, OF 10 pa cnt the conim,ssiof
or consummhiinn Of crimes, TO give 10 kaic
officers, # iced be, preference over p vat,
citizens la iofvAtalns sEch connmunicaii non
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

IL the Legislature OF Tennessee tssolu-
lions have been in,rnduoed instruc,Ing their
Senators. and requesting ,hen Represents.
iiVes ~ vote sgsinst any bill To charter q ma
uonsl bank against any bill To distribute
the Proceeds OF tie ,sles Of tho Lands a
mone the States against any bill Tor the as
Sumption OF the Stale debts IN vote Tor any
bill for the modl6oauon Of the Tarin for
tie reception OF the Constitution OF the State
Of Texas and for the extension % the laws
of the United State, over the Territory Of
Oregon, Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20

Siaresy sbolilkeS In Oy,gs.. We learn by
a letter from stiisonsin Oregon published
IN the Argus ~ the town ~ Platte that the
LeCi.lsipfc have pp.sed an aoi declaring that
slavery shall nat east IN Oregon. and the
owners Of slaves, who bring them here. are
siluwcd Two yssr. to take Them out Of the
county, aud IN defsuh tho slates are to be
free. The act prohibit, free negroes OF nu'
latOes from settling or remaining to this
cooniry, ard requires Them to leave IN Two
years aud IN Jr'salt 10 be hired 90, TO the
lowesi bidder, ~ ho wi. bud himself 10 Ie-
move them from the country. Tor the shoiic.'
term Of setSice, and within six months ate,
ne expiration thereof. The object Is /,
keep clear Of ihiS mos, lrouLcsonno class o
population.
A vety considerable number Of slaves &C
companied tie last expedition TO Oregon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

There will be a meeting Of the Rutland
County Temperance Society, al theCongrc.
galionul Church in Cusle,on, on Wodncs-
day the 26,h inst as 10 o'clock, @. m
4 prompt attendance thereof by the friends
ofthis great moral enterprise IL mos earn.
es,y solicited BY order Of the President.
c. NJ WILLARD, Secretary
Farhaven, No7. IL, lSi5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
MUSICAL, NOTICE

rNH L subscriber would respectfully giVe
y notice that having made rtfmautnt
engagement With the Res Mr. Hslock Of
Casrelon Seminary 10 take chSfre OF the
Music Department. lie has comTsneed
gi,iug instruction on tho piano-iouo, organ,
and IA sngirg Persons wishing Ia have
their dau. hicr, receive in,rtucGon may rely
on their receiving thofungh mu.icol eduea.
non. having received his musical education
n Europe, and having been an Instructor al
the above science ups atds Of % years, war
rants hin ,afing that lie wiz give sausiac.
ton 10 all wishing his instruction. PAricu.
lar care will he taken with those wishing ~
become teachers and recommendation given
ihem when qualified, The next quarter 81
this institution will commence November -.
4j Nm pEASE
Ptof of the Science,
and Teachc, OF Music
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
fmEYEGErGBLE PULMONARY BAL

Is probably slessa ~ttoaa . tstaliri W
y having during uisl NJ i~ats 30 yests
folly mstatsincd ths tl-h t-p tsti0u whieh
ia, scqpired fof t.ssssisnj,iI,e comp suns
and oil diseases oitte langs Aod sbrs, u
has b-en Used rrvbsbiy wrh srva,,f
success ihsa any oil.sr sutslr Known. and
macy physisiaus Nho have bsd an cN"ru.
nity ni ~aneAsins ia highly ssiut.u sdsets
de- sos besnais 10 reoamm~s,d n 90 . s.sl.
cUnsenssni. sBd veg efscacIop. ussiislu.,
equa, - uUt suI-u TO any Other ptescftg-
uOn iai Tie abute toalp, lists ut,iin h.it
know .eds aud Vne winch his ssldusn di.
sppoinled The teas"nA.lo eNIteis,ion vi those
~ be- have used a.
The prop'ietofs cannut descend 90 the
present uhhlushing style 81 advertising .ini.
lsr Aric'e u 10 too ~rll tnu~n 10 ret-ulft 10Y
s1th 1uufso, And th't woa'd aset.Iy tslet
those who With iOf further confirmation Of
It's superiority TO those who hsve USED H.
aud 10 ute NUMEROUS certificates Of phYsi.
cans and Others attached 10 zach b~Ile 49,
1ha trgetablc Pulmonary nalssm wss fut
rrtny ytl's the Only sfii,s kfoens Pol
m1raty Bs.sam. lis great ctlebu,ly la,
eNrr rise Ia great mspy spurious auicles
which, by Pariislly assum,ug the name OF III,
genuine, aud beng put up 81 as 10 tesembl,
II a. nearly a. possll le, are often iois,ed %
on the public fot the truo article AmonI
these are Carriers Compound pulmonar,
Bllsln,' American Pulmonary Balsam,
vegetable Pu,m0n1tyi SyIup.' 'Pulmonar'
Bllsam.' 'lrdlan Pulmonary RAlssm,' 'llun
,et's Pulmonary Dalsam,' &C. Beware q
all Of them. Enquire Tor the article by ~
whole name. the Y VEGETABLE uLMON
AIRY BALSAM, aud he sure AMI got tn
true article, prepared Toy RErp, W,sd 6 Cur
lER Wholesale nrcrgis,s, %, Chatham At
Boston, and see that II has the written SIG
nature OF Wan Jon'n Cutler, upon n yello,
label on the blue envelope Each botll
and seal IS, stamped Vegetable Pulmnna
~ Balsam.' For sale by druggists all
country merchants generally.
Fol sale in Rutland 10y l.. Daniels. 20 o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
RUTLAND SUPREME COURT,
February Term, Isi0
GUSTAyrs SWAMI
~ Libel for divorce
SUSAN SWAN

a blbNi IbI NlNOIVt.
SUSAN SWAN,
" HEREAS. Grs'gvps Swan or F,uu1.
w haven ~ The County II Rutland, has
Ills day presented TO me a bill for divorce
from ,;iaifRg that f1cy were law.
fully married, on the 2tih day Of February
A ID. isio, by Beriah Rodgers, ESQ, JUS
tce Of the Peace for the County OF Washing
ton and State Of New York, al Hampton IN
said State aud from that time 10 the Cad
day OF September 1912 he lived wnh the
said Susan duly oIsetving the marriage COW
enant on his part, when the said Susan will
fully deserted him and refused 10 discharge
the duties Of wife, and has never since re-
turned, and that While abe lived with hin,
has Treated him with intulerablc scveIi-
ty. &c.
Therefore, i, being m.de 10 appear that
the said Susan Swan resides withop, this
state. IL Is ordered That the publication OF
the substance Of said Label with this order IN
the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland three
weeks successvely, The last Of which publ
cation 10 be al least six weeks previous Ia
the next term OF this cont, to be held at Rut-
land on the Tuesday, next sfer the lihTur
dsy OF January. A. ID. 1916, shall be suffi
Ci-nt notice to the said Susan to appear rnd
answer the said Libel.
Given under nv hand at Rutland
this IL day OF November, Isi5
Gu. X WILLIAMS, Chief Judge
OF Supreme Covr,
Isaac T. WRIGHT, Attorney A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
"NEW FIR NJ

THE undersigned would respectfully in
j form the Inhabitants Of Rutland aud It's
vicinity, That they have this day formed a
cOparinershlp under the name aud firm OF
hnight 4 Der,ein, for The purpose Of carry
ing on the Tailoring Business ia all lis va
rous branches. Mr.. h. having had some
thirty years experience Ia the business he
nIucrs himself that he can give general sat
lslactIon to all concerned Mr. Derwin, his
junior partner, has Just returned from New
York, with all the latest FASHIONS IN making
and Improvements 10 Cutting. Aud they
hope by strict and ciose application to their
business, tina, they will receive due share
OF tic public patronage. All work manufac.
iIred by them IS warranted to e., and give
good satisfaction. Cutting done Tor others
to make and warranted. All kinds OF coun-
try produce taken ~ exchange for work -
Six months cIs1lt will be given for good
paper. JNO. + kNlGHI
AMBROSE DERWlN.
Mr.. Knight returns his sincere thank, Ia
the public for .he hbefal share OF patronage
,hoy have bestowed upon him for the last H. 8
years, and hopes Ivy s,rIct attention 10 hl-
business, to receive a continuation OF the
SINE lie would say TO those ind,bt ID "a
him either by noie OF book account Of one
yeaIs standing, ihlt by settling The same
they will much oblge.
Rutland, Nov. ~, i845 ~ ow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-20
NOTICE.

THIS may cerii(y tina, have this Gay Civ
en- to any son, John $. Bartlett his time
Until he shall arrive al the age OF 81 years;
shah therefore cl4m none OF HE wages nor
pay any debts OF MS contracting alter ihis
date. DANIEL BARrLrTT.
Dandy, Sept IL, lsi5. ~
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NV IMMEDIATELY q

w tins Office n smart active boy, from
IA 10 10 years Of age, as an apprentice TO
The Punung Business One with good
morals and business habits will meet with
good cncourngcmonI-no c,hoIs wanted
Rutland, Nov. ls, lSi5
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