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ONCE MORE IN TOWN

'tN'i' .'l''hli ~ ~ w ~
nREL COOK would inform his former
~ customers and the public that hr has
opened new Hat sTotE the building
belonging 10 Aianson Dyer, noaf his tavern,
where be II ready to accommodate o. 49,.
Hats aud Caps "i Superior quaiily an e.
dOced prices, Tor cash, or "n as isNufab,a
terms for approved credit a. al any o,tlb-
ll,hmeni in The county. His work 10 all
nulaciuJed Tor customers, aud every arii
cle taken from his shop will be warranted.
He is In want Of shcaied and pulled sheen
and lspbs wool, sheep and lamb, peIl-. all
kind: Of Hating and Sh'pp,ng Futs, and
most kiuds Of County Produce, which viii
lie taken In exchange iot III, work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
4 frst rate Journcyman Halter, one Mo I'M
dersilnds all branches Of his business, tn
whom, good encouragement ami petmsneul
situation viii be plNea.
Rutland, July, 30, ls45 3ltf
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DAFT pay IA Philadelphia 1T W., so
dark in Philadelphia Oh Sunday at 5 o
clock p. NJ THAI II WaI found necessary m
some cases TO use eandSSand lamps TO read
by
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s2ss.oOO


The average number OF trips between
Philadelphia and New York, made annually
by each OF these scoundrels, 10 ten. The a
mount OF fare paid bv them to the Railroad
Company, is Therefore, S6 500 per annum.
The average expense Of living by each is
$4,000 per annum, making a total OF S2i6;-
600
Out OF the eighty two, seventy SIX have
been transported from England TO Boiany
Bay, and have either served iout their lime or
escaped.
They generally asks, each other in every
emergency when Tequired-bui Usually Ope-
rate in squads of from three 10 eight. They
travel al InierI al. over the dated States
attend wi III regularity all great conventions
OF aSeubGcs, distinguished SpLings and va
,eiing PAGES, race courses, &c. Some Of
the number, however remain al home. -
They may bo found daily inWall 81. watching
persons who visit the banks. They may
also be seen engaged IN the same employ.
ment in tho vicinity Of The banks 10 Phla-
deIphia. Al night the frequent place. Of
alluse1eat OF eveY description. They keep
a WIG lent eye upon lfayel,efs,sn particularly
upon agents WHO cary packages Between
the lsrre cities, particularly between Boston
and Phladelphls
They are for HE mosi part ihorous hly edu-
Gated to Their business, and seen to be re.
cu.Iarly qualified to elude and subdue the pO-
lice.
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nw.r,,a vsyioR's B,L~Aa az

nG'Tpa vsyLuR's bAL~Aa ~
~ Nv LRwoOH as Bose, ii 90
mc.i earnestly -. be serious sttcNon ~
every ied, ~ hat'r ~ sny stsCitpr 81 nc
LaNe,, ~ 5i..s,.tt.n ., 's's1Ih'ii'r. A.H
ms. LIVER C,,trl lsni W Crr.umrli,s M.-
pep-iI, Pan tsiiri & e, 10 rrsd ~. iullcsirr
terihcstr, witch " one of the shortest o.
u"ng Hinse ,ec~ntl, received. | s~ute the
sck that tHrc v M qnfcke' ~ hvmous.
bh ~ honest drtecp nrut ot jhe isot..
winch sm ready ~ .ub-isntsir. src al.
vsr every on. To- beware ~ cour,o deus and
In 's,,nus. End buy onv >, sl,o,r. az Of
I@,a, 4 llAEait. No ~ Water street. ~
Mrs. H. agent, lac Putin .,r,e Btrok.
l,n. oVkpuN LEEDS.
Orange, Maich |, tsis
Tbisis 10 te.ity a about Eve ,s,rs
sinre va. taken Nth N.'ns s'o"d aocom.
pant Il Wit, cough, W phv'icisa IN
iutm.d r,e that probably tsnc 'rnm ihc ING,
-- the bl"cd was OF bdg It icd oloi hal
iva srells Of ! wen, as soon as c--sb1e,
90 ,uut sgeat. Dr. Lowite, N Ncwsik. ss'i
! pro, eIed one bottle otyout gtnune DR. Tsy.
iot's halsim OF livor~ OFT. ~h,oh sctec on
me like ch,rm, sniitely curing nc, snj ]
have never raised any since that une. but
Afterwards took another bottle iot certainty.
I ] am r,,drn, OF Orange. y J where |
esa he referred I, a. all ZINES. II any W ia t"
knuw psfsobaV about tho curative uualiss
oi ihs most excellent nrdiCine
ISAAL BALDWIN
Sworn before mo tho FRS, ds, Of March,
isia. II. e, ToWNER Con Of Deeds.
Buy only a, 37j Bowev, OF Of Leeds d
llnrd. wholesale druggist. III Ws,et 81,
az W T. &. Sr~idard, Rutland, Vi, ~
STATE or vERmONr,IRE il rsmefn
Dlsuet Of tnthsven, 80. ( - bctcd thar
als probate enur, holden..St Css,eiun with
and for sad d;sitr, On THO i7Ih day of July.
A. ID. 1915,
nleseni, {, NsnsF, Judge
IN instrument IN wtitiog purponlng TO bs
the last will and testament Of Ann Dutfcc,
late ~ Casilelon In said district d., casod,
being presented To said court Tor probate,
II 10 ordered by the court that notice thets-
OF De given 10 all persons concerned to APP
! pear at a sesSo on - said court 10 be holden
I al the prof. ave flee inCaAllelon on the 81 day
Of Seplombct next, 10 contest the proba VI
said will, by publishing this order ,hree
weeks successfully ptevious 10 said time ~
hearing, in the Rutland Herald, a n,wspa.
per printed at Rutland.
A true copy OF Record
30 u I. LhNGDON. Register.
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TEXAS AND SLAVERY.
DIR, q Richardson's CtLtBRATEU
SHERkY WIgNE BRTTEkS.

A CERTAIN rure for Dyspe2sis, Wan.
"A dsrog of Serlsd pains, Heluhum.
sinking faintn'ss, rl'rs river Complaints.
Sour Stomach Neatns,, OF the Lln,ts. Ser.
ZOOS Drhllry, Co.'S, 'en~sa, Loss of Appetite.
blzIiness, teadac nd, AMI all diseases cAus.
81 by au unhealthy state q &c 'S,oma N snd
Bowels
t"f sole, "tr'esall ard fstll, sl he Doc.
tor's Ctars, Is Hanover Street, Boston, and
by B'Uel & "a Hdiilnd, w. 81 sm
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BEwARE Never tread on the tail Of a
cat or tell women she 10 not handsome IN.
| SIS you are fond Of music.
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Dos FeFV ITuiV.
SARAH M'lNTYRE
$40 Delaney street New York

The following statement IL from a genile-
man who is one OF The drst druggists IN tns
city of Providence, and from his extensive
knowledge Of Medicines Of every kind, and
his experience OF the effects Of Sands Sar-
saparllla, his a2inIon. Is one OF peculiar val
ue 10 tho afflicted.
SAsD5 sAasAFAaILEA. ! speak erpeu-
mentally when ! say that rlls medirine Is
far more theciual IN the cure Of chronic or
acute rheumatism ihEp any other prep.llon
! have ever trsted. Having endured Ell.
Irene suffering al lltNe- ~iihln the last iya
wears from repeated attarR. Of infamatury
rheumsusm, ! hare recently used Sands
SarsspsrIla with the happisst success my
health - now better thRn II has been iuf ma
ny month"; past, my appetite Is gO1d, and NV
strength Is rapidly returning. attribute
this healthiui change entirely to tie use ~
this poteu, medicine. Feeling Deep sym-
pslhy with those Sho are aAicled win TIM
most iormenting and painful compliant.
cannot refrain from earnestly recommend.
mig TO such the use OF This valuable specif-.
HaflqR the most entire confidence IN tie
nnedicIde and ,kill Ol Dr. Sands, J was "a.
dueed thereby 10 NV lie esects 81 her .ar.
sapsrilla, and take pleasure IN adding my
testimony 10 hat ~ many Others conimenda-
tory ITS invaluable properties. uhknorn to
aud unsolicited BY the hss.rs Sands.
CHARLES N Err. Jr
Druggist and Apmhessty.
90 & % We.tmincsr 81, Pro, ltehce, K. 1.
FrJ IS. 1915
TVT iunher particulars and noluslvs ev.
Idsnoe Of lts superior value and eficary. see
pamphlets whlrh may be obtained Of agents
gratis.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and READ.
by b q d SANDS. Wbolssale DIgagh.s,
20 Fulton 81, New Yolk.
Sold also oJ l.. Daniels. Ru,lATl. Warren
4 Bhs', brandon, T., Jameson. ia. elton.
and by Druggists generally Throughout tie
= H"ed state. Pnes 81 per boihs. az bot
ties TOR i've don1n.
The poe'lc are respectfully Teqossfed 70
rememhef that u - Sands sar-apanlla that
has shd 10 eohsisnil y achieving such fsma o. 4
able enFes II tie mI-l diicuh claa o( DIS
s-s's "a which the human hsme ~ subject F..
'hereioTe ask fuf Sands Saripull,. sod
issc ~ OthsL 5.su
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70 PRINTERS
TYPE FOBNDRf AND PRIMERS FUN
hlSIjING WAREHOUSE

TYPE FOJNDRi AND PRIMERS run.
hISUING WAREHOUSE
he sUbsc nbers have opened new Typo
Foundry IN the city Of New York where
they arc ready 10 supply orders to any extent
for any KIND If job oftncy Type, lax, Pa
per, tssos. Gatieys, Brass ttutc, Steet Cot
unm do Composing sticks, Chbses. and ev-
ery sfticle necessary for Printing Office.
The Type which are cast IN new mot Ids,
from an enilfoly new set Of matrices, win
deep counters, ais warranted Ia be unsur-
passed by any, and will be sold at pr, ca -
suit the times.
Printing Presses Furnished, and also steam
engines Of the most approved patterns
n. B.-A machInist constantly IN rttend-
anre 10 repair pie.Afs and do hRht work.
Composition rollers cast tor pf.hrers
Editors OF Newspapers, WIN buy rttce
times as much type ~ thrIr hllls amount to.
may give the above slI months lnset... ~
ILrIr papers, ~ send theif papers contain
ing It Ia tho ~j''cr.brr. 81 Gu
COCKk0Fr 4 ONEREND. g. hnnst
TEXAS AND SLAVERY.
TIE Subscriber would say 10 the pub g
generally land hls hien1s IN uar,lculat.
Il he has snyl tia, he IL nov r.sdy 10 81, IN,
celebrated Double shanked Gao, C,ec' -
and Corn Sioklcs
JOHN ! RICHARDSON.
Nendon, July %. 1915 81
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SINGULAR AND IMPORTANT FACTS

The ststeace Of an organized band OF
ibieyes and pick pockeu in the Unied States
has for long lime been inspected, aud dis
closures from 1.-the 10 uu,e, made al the po-
lice office show, that the gang Is composed
moslly Of body OF Ehgl,hmen, mos, e1pcri
and prac,iced in the arts of their nefarious
profession. We have been (urnj shed from
an authentic source, says us Philadelphia
Spuh OF the Times. with soma statistics
which will prove Interesting to the coWpu.
nifty. showing as they do tbs number auj re-
sources OF lhis gang and the mode Of their
operation.
Engish there's res,2ing in Philadelphia and
Net0 York.
Regular Pickpooke,s, so
Burglars. %
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STATE or VERMONT IRE il ismeh
D,suiet OF tnthsyen, 90. - bctcd thar
att probate epur, holden.st Css,le,on with
and for sad d;sitr, On THO l7Ih day OF July.
A. d. 1915
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-07

Tn" Intelligence which has lua come to
hand from Algeria, g,ges a. account OF the
m1saere Ola lhonssiArabs ~ theFrensh
The cavern Of Dahra, where the Arahs had
taken refuge, WAS the Ecess oflhs harr,ble
affair Here they were hemmed m, hg.
cor were lighted, and the unionunsse
vrGches were burnt sad suhoes,ed 70 Their
"a - Of refuge When tie eaFs was 30.
,cr,I scene too revolving for description
presented r,clf sbou, .'veniy person, " ho
were sull living eIplfri as som as they
~efe b5opgh into open ar E'ehI hun.
dr~l bolles havs beeu taken out sod many
i"tnaincd behind
lac uasls of'he othe,I ty whose order,
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ElREsm MINERAL MATTERS ~

81 y.
4 pleasure in informing the public generally that
we have received and will keep constantly M durin
nc season, full supply OF " WHITE SULPHUR
Wal Err, from the celebrated Spring in Green
brler County, Va
This wafer, which has been for several vcars
transported from the White Sulphur SPRINGS, in
Greeubricr County, in this State enjoys rcat cr,,
tation throughout the United States. and il nov,
very generally used and its virtues cxtollcd as
remedial agent IN bilious diseases incident to
warm climate, dyspepsia, CostivcEcss. iguudicc
chronic rheumatism, govt dropsy, in affections of
inc breast occasoucd by disease Of tho stomach or
l,vcr, neural gia, and nervous diseases in gcpct,I .
chronic inflammation of the kidneys ard bladder.
and urcthia piles, scrolula and cruDions or othcr
affections of the skin Ill conditioned ulcers ,nc
cnrlal diseases, &c. &C. all Of which is aticstsd b,,
INC highest names in the medical profession and
many others who have for years used this ,,st,r
both 0t and when removed from the fountain.
SARATOGA WATER, from the CONGRESS IJnior
PaTIiIon and Iodine Springsin New York i'm ouart
and pint bottles. i
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic. general view Of The on,l,sfs
OF tins water, will show that it stands the Grsf in
rank OF INC highly concentrated " ChaIvbcafcs -
consequently II acts Tonic incfcasins, ibc
strength on the system, raising the force of crcu.
IHuon, giving tone to the Digestive orgauv auo..
meutug inc muscular vIgOur, and promoting the
cXcrcu"ns; It is Of Coursc advantagcousy crpplovcd
in those diseases in which Iron is princiDall rcd
noTr"@g'" LcUcorhca, UgsP'Psiq ScrottIu md Gu
rjous forms Of Chronic De5iiify
~ The only Agents for W n. r.. CAL,Vgtt rro.
prlctor OF the " White Sulphcr SpriDr.0 arc NJ 4
SANTOS Norfolk, and $50
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Aren't
High street, fth door below Middle.
July Portsmouth, Va.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS.-We have two
- excellent PIANOS, nearly new, which we will
either sell or rent at uncommon low price in
order to make room for
new splendid Pianos hourly expected by TIE
schooner Wave, Capt Rogers, one of which is Rose
Wood, highly finished with all the extra KEYS barp
pedal, and with the iron frame.
Another of Rose Wood without the iron frame
Another of Mahogany, cross bounded with Rose
Wood, all the extra keys, finished in the best man
ner.
Another OF Mahogany entire, this has all the ex-
ira keys and harp pedal.
For the above we have India Rubber Covers
for sac by c. HALL & co.
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CHANGE on PLACE-BOoT 8 SHOE


fri The Subscriber would rcspcctfpIlv
I'll return his thanks to his numerous
49, eNdcustomcrs, for their continued and
~ increasing patronage, aud inform the
49, public that nc has removed hi. Facf,,-
ry and Shop to BUFFERS BUILDINGS on CravJ.
ford Street, just below the Market where he viii at
tend to oil orders with prompttudc and despatch.
His stool, of LEATHER, as usual is selected ,citi,
great care, and will be found of the best ouaiitv.
CALL AND TRY.
lie has now employed workrncn from Ricbr,rrd
and Philadelphia, who cannot fail to rive tho mot
perfect satisfaction and he trusts that his unrcmit
ted efforts to please will him liberal share
OF patronage, all work taken from his Mann
factory viii be warranted.
Iwo or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would md immediate and constant employment
byapplying soon.
ne most prompt attention give to ali orders and
no tu.'s3ppontmcnt. Recollcct that the money left
~ ms establishment, Is expended in the Town. and
80 70 inc support Of our own mechanics and
7'iSh' +. HOFFMAN,
m Crawford Street.
sr,l,,.bo;;, few BOARDERS will be taken by the
rst 2er by The year, month or week on mode.
------.. Jan %
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Terms of anherfisfmn.

- ItceIcc lines or less make q square longer ones
charged IN proportion, and arc to be paid for in
advance
Advertisements ordered in only once or twice n
week, will be CHARGED 80 cents per square for the
first insertion, and 3l4 cents for each subsequent
insertion
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STARR'S CAMPHINE LAMPS.-AGcr
- tar trial OF w III. STARR's Patent Camp hnc
3rilllanoy and economy be considered. Being anx.
ious to afford as much light possible to the Pub.
nc, } have consented to act Agent for the man
uiacturcr.
have received variety of the above LAMPS,
to wit: Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, OF
beautiful patterns, which will 81 II at the manu-
!9clurCr prices In many parts of the city Of
New York these Lamps have supcrccdcd the Gas
Light Gully ~ WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
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SILK GOODS.

Staple and Fancy SIX Goods.
ROBERT H. SMITH s HENDERsoN, l76 Pearl street
PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT, 1879 Pearl street. and
80 Beaver street
GEORGE III. WILLIAMS, late of Williams Rankin
& Pcniman.
81 Exchange Place, opposite the Exchange
doors from William street.
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HARnW

Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, Sc, Ger
man md american, comprising eUery
thing in tie line
OSBORNE & LITTLE, 80 Fulton street, opposite the
United States Hotel, between Pearl and Water
streets.
DENNGsroUN & DsBRow, Sign of the " Paddock -
65 Pearl street, near Broad street
ANDREW L. HALsTED, No. Z Platt street sells only
for cash The cheapest Hardware Store in the
CITY.
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DRY GOODS

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
HALLocK, MoUNT s. BILLINes, l73 Pearl street, one
door above Pine street
HALL & Parsons, - William street.
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FUItEIUN IND DVNF@S IIC DRY GOODS.
DoREMUs, SUDAN & Nixon, No. 80 Nassau street
of Liberty street, opposite the Post Office
ANGEL & Co., No II William street. between Ex.
change Place and Beaver street
CUrrERs s. Phelps No. SO Cedar street
BATES x MAsTERToN, No 26 Liberty street.
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FOR WASHING

N-r
&C.,. 4-T-,-51 VIRGINIA SPRINGS
80 Through IN three daus 1ciih
Cd miles less stage taoetH than any other route DAILY
(Suuday'5 cXceptcd)
The Steamers CURTIS PECK, Captain DAVIS
and JEW ESS, Capt. SUTTON, leave Southrate's
Wharf, Norfolk, at 81 o'clock, daily (Sunday's ex-
cePted) for Richmond, and arrive in due time TO
connect with the Packet Boats to Lynchburg lea.
wing daily at o'clock, p NJ, Sundays except.
COP arriving in - hours, thence bv stao es lin dav
nmc,) va. Natural Bridge to the Springs through
the whole route from Norfolk in 8 DAYS, without
any fatigue, requisite for invads
Passage and Fare through to White Sulphur
springs, meals and lodgings included on board of
boats from Norfolk to Lynchburg, Sill
PASSENGERS FOR STAUNTON.
The Packet Boats for Stanton leave Richmond
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon
&C O'Clock, passengers going to Staunton by lea.
wing Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings in the Jcwcss, Capt. Sutton, will arrive
IN sufficient time TO take this comfortable and cx
peditious route, being only II miles staging. Pas
sage and Fare to Stanton by ,his route from Nor
iolk S., whole expense SIS from Norfolk to Staun
ton, ) % less than by Louisa Railroad at as
Tickets throughout can be procured on board the
River Boats. DICKSON & MAJTORy Wv
juno 10 Agents, j. II. Steamboats,.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

Ely s Co., Nos. so and % William st.
between Wall and Pine street.
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RIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. NE,

VEO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. NEW
4 YORK TRADE.-Thc attention of Country
Merchants Is requested to the following CARDS of
various branches of business, all of whom are pro
vided with the best assortmens of Goods and Mcr-
chandizc from the foreign and domestic markets
needed for the country trade, and on such terms as
cannot fail TO suit customers either in prices or
quality.
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CROCKERY

French and EngtlSh China, Glass and
Earthemcare
THos r. FIELD, 10l Broad street
X. f. HAvtLAND, So Maiden Lane
Ii. STEVENSON, No. 30 Pearl street. one door from
Fulton Bank.