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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
For the New Era.

Mr. Editor II observed in this MORNINGS
Norfolk Herald, small paragraph announcing
the celebration of the g Military Encampment at
Ephrata," near the city of Lancaster, Pa. The
occasion is in honor of those 200 brave men, who
were wounded and died during our Revolutionary
struggle for Liberty and Independence. The
reason | make this announcement, is that | am
exceedingly gratlied to learn that that old vet
eran officer, General Hambright, is to assume the
command. General Eambright, is well known
and tried soldier, he march to Baltimore, took IN
arms in defence of his country, during the late
war, and in the very city where the Hon James
Buchanan, (now Secretary of State) prepared for
the same defence. Yours, Very Respectfully.
Portsmouth, Aug. l6, 1915.
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT At FPHRATA The
Military Encampment at Ephrata Lancaster
county, Pa, will commence the 9th September
next, and continue until the 18th. On the llth
the corner stone of the monument, to be erected
the remains of the two hundred soldiers of
the Revolution, who died there, will be laid. A
general Review of the troops will also take place
on that day, and an Grafton and Historical Ad-
dress be delivered. Major Hambright, of Lancas-
ter, is to take command of the Encampment.-
Herald.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
A CANDIDATE DEAD

DR.. l.. e. Thompson, the Wing candidate for
Congress in the Tenth District Of Indiana at the
recent election, died on the 9Th instant. after an
illness of ten days His competitor in The District
was the Hon. Andrew Kennedy, who was re-
elected
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
ANOTHER FIRE IN NEW Ynpr

The Evening edition Of the Tribune Of Satpr
day gives Us the account Of a fire in that city on
that morning which in a short time destroyed M
ward Of $4,000 worth of property, ono,fhb uo'v
Of which was insured
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20

THE REVENUE in the principal Northern ports
Of the United States-viz: Boston, New York
Philadelphia and Ballimore-for this year, from
the lst August up 10 last Monday was as follows :
August LIST 70 lth, l845. 81 ,372, 900 August
list to 1lth, 1874, 81 59l .OOo-dlfference in The
two years 9,600-Ledger.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
MEXICAN Consular,
New ORLEANS, August 8, 1915. {

BY order of his eXcellency the President of the
republic inform the Mexican citizens residing in
the United States, that his excellency has deter
mined that this consulate he closed and that re-
turn to Mexico, taking with me its archives. in
consequence of The state of our relations with the
United States In compliance with this order,
will this day close my office, and will sail to-mor
row for Vera Cruz, on board the Mexican schoon-
er Relampago.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
STEAMER ON LAKE ERIE SUNK.

The Detroit Advertiser has letter from cor
respondent, furnishing the following facts :" AT
hafpast A. NJ. Tuesday. below Poin, au Pellee
on Lake Erie. the London steamer from BufIa-
10. and the Kent steamer on her downward
passage, came in contact with dreadful crash,
and the result of the conclusion was the loss OF
the latter boat, and, we grieve 10 add, several
lives" Both these boats belong To Canada.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20
From the New Orleans Bee.

We translate, for the benefit of our readers, the
following notice, published in SPANISH by the
Mexican consul, and addressed to his countrymen 4:
MEXICAN CONSULATE.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-20

Caleb, spell Aaron"
Great a little a-r-o-n-ron.''
" Very well. Ichabod, see if you can spell
United Sinles."
Yes sir. Great country, little country,
Te-x--us." Go up head 81 icay,me School.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

L<tars received from Judge Folleu and
other friends now in Boston, give Us the full
lest assurances tha, the subscripuon TO the
Central Route have been suspended f"t the
present, awaiting the result, OF our re survey
aud our subsc rp,iuns at home.
Our survey is progressing with the mos!
favorable results, and promises to be all that
can lie desired Let the amount OF our sub
sciiptiuns be as favorable as our survey, and
our route /. certain to succeed Do the peo-
pie OF Western Vermont appreciate the in
portsnce Of large home subscription Do
they realize the eifec, produced in Boston
by the news OF the amour, already subscr rib.
ed, and the assurances given Us for the bal.
arce. The fullest assurances have been
given that one mr!i'on would be signed in
Nermont-and 1t is OF the utmost importance
that those assurances should be kept That
amount car be sed II every man will bot
feel his individual responsibility IN the mat
ter Let no one refuse 10 sign because
some one more able than himself refuses, or
does no, sign 10 proportion To his ability but
let epery man ilink how much he can sign.
and then consider that tnis Is an enterprise
which calls for the reatcst liberaity from
US az. il we would secure lis tenet fits to our
selves aud our pos'uii,y.
Are there not some towns In this county
which are ,ble TO sign n,ery much larger a.
mount, and which are directly Interested in
the success ~ the pruiect, How is it with
Clarendon. Mailing ford, Ira, Dandy. Mount
Holly and some others Lee, them show
something Of the feeling manifested by the
towns which have already 'igned so literally,
Are there no, some individuals who have
already signed something tha, are ublo and
willing To enlarge their subscriptions lie,
every man ask himself lfhe has done all that
he can 80 aid IN ihrs great enterprise.
The following extract from a letter receiv-
ed from Judge Follert will advise our rea.
ders Of the position Of affairs IN Boston.
'Our prospects are evidently Frightening
we are still ohle TO hold public opinion in
suspense, and II We can get an early return
Of the re-survey showing an essential i'm
provemenl IN the grade AMI heavy sub
scrp'ion Of stock along the ,i1o Asller my
selfthat we shall have oyeuurno the com
bnaton and secured to ours the one g'eat
avenue from Boston to the Lakes.
/ Il wish 10 see the subscriptions in The
country raised to 81 900, 900 and instantly
thereafter, but not before, let the Books come
here Let this be done as soon as possibl,
and then give Us the field in Boston, and
prophecy we shall fad II fair and prodrc
ave one--Le, the re-sutvey proceed too viii
all possible celebrity, and keep us advised o
iis progre ~ add results Your truly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

GEN JACksoN's LAST LITTER We
understand that Gen Jackson, las, letter
was written 10 President Polk on Frida Y,
the 9th inst, and that ii was in relation to
our foreign affairs
The last time that he signed bi, name
was on Saturday evening, the lib inst, The
The Hon Thos F MARSHALL had written
to enquire into the situation Of bis health
the letter was answered by his son, Andrew
Jackson, Jr, aud ffanked by Andrew Jack
son-ihn, frank was bis last sigaatnre-
NdMriUe Uaioa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
For The U,raid.

M Editor Il observe in your paper Of
tie 18Th inst. that the capital stock of the
CONNECTICUT River and Like Champain rail
road ia the town OF Ruilsnd.was made by two
hundred and ninety one individuals, classI-
fed as follows
Farmers. 1874 Shares, Total Farmers
Mechanics, raj I and Mechanics s65
Merchants, 26t FotalMerchais
Professions ~ Professions 4i6
Majority fr Farmers and Met hanics
over Merchants and Professions 4l9
There is no doubt bot The same proportion will
hold good through the whole line OF the route.
From rhdi cioyJ then, should mAouIy Of
tn, directors he chosen Having seen a
schedule " siJ,s names proposed Tor THIS Of
fee, oil Of which belong 10 one polnieAl par
", sno nor enc nj which are Farmers or
Mechanics has led ne b. make tie above en-
Culry II Is Of Dule consequen e what tie
political sentiments Of tie board Of
directors ar, further Than common cour-
i-ss Ia manY OF the Stockholders. But as to
taunris add Yechsnics being entirely eI-
Guided lrDa, position wherein their pecu-
MARY Interest Pretomiaates woIlI be IN.
lair and unjuA
The highway TO rrery eSice, whether Of
trust, honor or emoIUmcni. Snud seem 10
be through The professions and to su,h aa
eilenl is ihis carried, ihAi our young men
loavs he plough and tie plane, TO Wild 'he
fsn 'ni tongue 70 order TO attract putlc al
Gn.ion 20 sell cnn-eited t4lenis tpo o1en
only eI,sIing 40 lhei9 own Imagination
/ IA Oct only neoesslry 10 have The legal
.A,tAinmcnts OF Zoe lawyer, and The Doslnrss
experience Of the merchant upon lhis board,
BIT 1t II highly lmpouAni that portion Of It
should constitute the common SenSe, knoWi-
edge anc silence Of the fIrner sal meohau-
e E4I Atty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

The \ y Spectator do.ot,he, new bonhtls
which to csrcles, eve sht sppc't To be made oi
Ieahorn btAtd Though of ,cmartsble evsnsess.--
Bot On closer examination 1T 70 found To ba CON
ps~d ~ very fac s,it 90 ane that 81 extraordinary
numbef ofIkteads 10 eonib,a~d IN one brald which
- small The sdsSnt7s,s ot TIE hhftc are. supeH-
m beAuty, great durability and rapseity fol be nc
cleaned md DYED slmo.t without lmu--indeed ! he
rroec.s NJ clear nstss the bonnsi m"ro lusroas
sod besutiful thsn u was oI,g,nsN, The cost is
abou, the same a. Leehofa. ard The honne, n much
lighter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

To D'.reov ft,t, 4 er'rr.re.dsrt 81 the
Cincinnsth Chrrr,ei. siv's the ioi'n-irr
IL 10 not perhsp. Grerfsiiy kso~a that TIE b.es
pspp't loot rtdl .s rs,'.on 10 nspy is"ois INC
t-lic~ihz ,mple uii'sit 10 Tho t-si DESTROYER a.
The r"mr,"n hcrsc A. T,hr equN portions q
strand 6oe b's,. pspp~', fresh tt"u"d aad 'nsa'
~ enough 81 each 10 cosor st.n rcht p'sts m"'s
tea Asa snu veil 9th spcrssst e niiA Il hpl
cream IL hc'isf y Keep that 70 tos' f"on sod '"s
viii hep dow your fees Uus sd'ae'sce o'e'
oth., po'so " that IL inISrs. ha'hius eise and
n"ihef that the h'es seek the ar and never dc 10
the house the ~ ndo~s betng uPen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

hT-All ID. void Their wives and
more rprenly .Ae Hiele ooe.'--src %
the COS WV ---a~sNin. the approach Of
ne GRAND CARAVAN on flplay 49,
Every body .hpci, 10 BE- s-,onshed by the
p~t'o'nances ofUe,r Dricsbseh--snd Vs
shall r. Oroni,hed it'cv,ry body does no.,
fork ur on ihs occar,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

P,ri,d ~, Sobha'A. Alv,h Cto"ke' F'q
prc,,'eut NJ he Vernon, Rs'tusd. wishes
20 .sv h. IL perfectly willing IN devote his
time tn N. ,rduou. duiies n hts office sly
DAYS In ,h- week. hot Wishes thuse who
h,ve tvsin.s. 90 ir.nsari wonid not csll m
hr fr this purpose on the Sabbath - Wa.
chg,sn I7S,pendcnt
We are glad 10 SO tina, Nj Ctoeker hiss
due regard to The ssnc,ry ofihe Sabbath;
hut We should ike il sill better, u he
showed . little more regard for truth, and
cotii'isSey If character.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

iftA NLA5io are now offered 10 tho
wv public a, Unprecedented low pr.
ces. Letter paper from o. SO 10 80 per
Ream, Cap paper from ~ 10 4 per ream -
Among tins assortment OF pAper csu
he '"nnd large lot OF French paper an ani.
Gle which every one should have, on baud
on the lst Of July, at which time tho nav
postage law viii take effect. Also, Draw
lng tissue and Note paper
W. f.. &. STODDhRD.
Rutland. lune 0 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

Addison ia one n h.. b~set,fsi psper N the
.ep.rtato,' ,sy, that - 'll s~ea very fc'e'e',
utsct by nj, 'p,tbe,, ~riun - : b, m'h Tor
b,m,elI aner death had ul(oidsd TO hia tho real,
re, Of ro,her world
what ,pent wasted:
What Ient losts
What PAVE. have"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
KDgcP ~ fsfPrEU's
DETERGENT AND ORiS
DEN1lFRICE

DETERGENT AND ORlS
DEN1lFRICE.
4 VERY superior prrparalion 'or clers0g
! and preserving the 'ef'h, md ccrrecNrg
diseases of TIE guns ns.y f1yof"f 7nd.
hig.'y usrful 10 psessr tire lns'fr "i i'e
ename,. putun an splendid porcelain l'ts,
cor'ajnlrq ho.b the Detergent Nd D"n't'rice.
The following reerumendaIor\s o'n.
siasred sufficient.
From Ms Emma willard, pytno,pai ofr>S
Trop FrmaiS Seminary.
Dr., Eovce 8 Fsr'iy
Genlcmen-lu Innr Ia, | received nom
Won ibe ,erv accroialle present 81 l'r oi
vour Denufice DELAYED srkn" '~sern@ni
until could re ahle n speak NJ u rom tfne-
hence. sn nov prepared 10 ssv MT q 10
an excellent article. aHd having used II rec
". IN sail. fed thaiItis quite soperiof 10 any
thing ~ilh ~hich ! am acquainted. In Short
IL sufficiehlly recnmmends itself
Accsp, nv thanks. d..
FnaA NILLsED.
Troy. Sept. Sd, 1888
For Isle nv W = r. STODDARD.
Rui.and, W lore IS -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

II 'RRETf Il co. havo lust received
- large addition TO their sntk, 81 bench
and moulding tools, nnd now hatc on hand a
largo and well assorted variety II building
aud Juinet's hardware, 10 oil OF which the
attention Of mechanics n the vicinity, is re-
que>lcd
Rutland, June 10. ists. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
CL APP a. ItE Mt,
Wholc.a,c Dealers In Domestic,
AND IMPORTERS or
FOREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS,

Nos 81 Cc5ar 81 and 1875 Broad,say,
NEW YORK.
c. & X. hay,ue no" permanently located
themselves as above, beg 10 'ii The attention
OF buyers IN This vIclolty, (pauicularly those
subject 10 strong home compe,Iuon) 10
their stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales Will 10 contacted upon cash
basis, their pIlces always uniform aud their
representations candid
Doing a large trade with the retailers Of
New York, aud lis immediate nrlghbOIhood,
their stock is necessarily large aad complete
at all SEASONS of thu year.
Fu; this reason they respectfully AJAX your
otders, PtedgIng themselves to execute them
in such a manner as VIII inspire confidence
and induce repetition. Respectfully,
%, mos CLAPP & KENT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

Then we fear that the name will be
quite rs applicable to your cas- in tn" next
world, as il is to your condition in dis
LoutsrWe Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

ryIIlS m7,tl.t I L.ss iiI' d'y girNn 10 ny
son llauncey Smith h'. Tune 70 70 AMI
,,ao..,t .bu.rass, ilf himsoii 1rlt' 10 tfrTsS
At ttssqsoftsrrty-ons )ssfs, shsit here
G,,. p.y no de.,a O. he conifseung si'st
.n'.. d.,e SAMUEL SMITH.
g.. l..'ls ltis -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

We belong TO the class who are not n.
fra'd OF The high, the very name applied to
US signifies MI tins -Loco. place. md 70.
On, Grc.--W Washington Z S Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
'ENHE METALLIC FRAME PIANO

FORCES are Justly considered as one
among tie many Improvement, Of which
that instrument Ii susc epible, and for dura-
OI.ity, htmness anG beauty have never been
excc.led The increasing demand Tor the
metallic Frame Piano Foro" gives evidence
OF their superiority oyer any Other class now
manufactured. We have devoted much Of
our attention TO their Manufacture, aud have
at great expense succeeded in making them,
with our grand aclIun combined, una Of the
greatest Improvements OF the age Ga open.
ing the Piano Forte the me'lIlc frame pre-
seats 10 the eye one entire frame Of metal
surrounding he whole uf the Interior IT the
instrument, through which are fastened the
pins that holds the strings ot the lnslruuout,
consequently II cannot be Effected as other
pIlaus dre-through change al wealth
ef, and all will therefore require scarce
ly any tuning, comparatively speaking. 1t
therefore cOmmrnds itself strongly To the
patronage Of the public pll lculaHy to
t.ose persons IN the couHtty who cannot at
all tunes obtain the services Of = competent
toner. The prize beng reduced SO that the
metallic frame pl iuO, are now sold 10y Us at
the Sane pnce a, hrreloln.e obial"ci with
'H q We I,.. 'l,lu.r diem a' T. E. ! :
.uJ ocla>eS, aud lhey wjll bc t,atI unsut-
DaNNtu III IlVNtl hlHl ~ Iitdlt ~ UNIV, llSll
ness OF touch and durihi'lty, willie they are
offered ior sale al some 20 per cent less in
fnIre lh,n those m de without thl, i'm ,tuve
menl toy other manufacturers ia Boston or
New York, Of equal reputation an manu-
faclureTs. As The materials Of which tho
/ Instruments are made are thoroughly season.
ed, and lhen exposed Ia brlcA drying room
which is heated by large cull furnace To a
temperature OF 1870 degrees consequently
VIII stand the exposure OF any climate.
/ Every lns,rument Is warranted to please,
and should they not give satisfaction ac-
cOrdlug 10 the warranty, after one wears mi
al, they may be returned, aud he purchaser
receive back the amount paid, with eXpen-
SEES Of transportation with such a warranty
the purchaser cannot possibly be deceived OF
/ disappointed.
Manufactured bv BOARDMhN & GRAY.
20 Nos. and & y. Pearl II. Albany
Music Nsrrrooms IN the same building.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

The Commissioners Of the Champllin and
Connecticut River Railroad Company, are
hereby notified to meet al Rutland. on We'd
nesday, the Cd OF July next, al, O'Clock 7.
NJ, for the purpose OF adopting the necessary
arrangements previous TO the meeting Of the
stockholders on the f1ilo"in. day. 1t IS al
The Utmost Importance that every one shoe :
g present and that rr'ry stock Should be
returned at tina, lime.
1t cannot be urged too strenu ously, that on
the following dny Thursday the Sd ofJu'Y..
there shout d he ful meeting OF all the
storkholdcrs and Al, others feeling an inter
Ell In lla auCcesA 81 nmL uInleCL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
.N.1Ch EKEL

Dl the pound, Barrel or h.if barrel fot
ID sale a, New York prices, with tho cost
Of freight, ou'y added by
% @ L. ROBBINS,
Rutland. June 10. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
III. w. BENNE,TJ

III S, few more of BYley's ever pointed
Ill gold pens which are -, much admired.
not ot only fnt the ease with winch they
wriio but for their Prea, durability.
Rutland Junc, %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
LOOK AT THIS

4 LII those indebted TO the subscriber for
n papers on the route from Rutland 10
a!em are requested 10 make payment Nv
he lst OF July, as he does not expect To
travel that route after that time
DAVID KlRKALDIF
Rutland June q, 1873 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
PANIED DOORS,

t CH q MA son are now prepared 10
sell panel doors, machine made, new
style and first quality stuff Tiny will DO
sol iot less than they can be made by hand.
June. O. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
LIBERTY CONTENTION

Tho lrends OF humanity IN tho couuy Of
Rutland. who fsel DESTROYS Of concentrating
lhoir whole influence upon The great nation
al question: OF slavery. or freedom to the lie
mocr,cy oi the people, are invited to meet
~ county convention al Clarendon Springs
on Tuesday the l5lh day oi Jolly next, al ten
O'Clock lore monitor the purpose OF making
a nomination nf cand lda,es Tor Senators for
the comfy oil Rutland tor the year ensuing
Rev Beriah Green Of Whllesbnto, n. Y
and hIlon Clark the WhIle Slave from
kentucky are expected to az IIess the meet
lng.
JOSIAH W HALE County
THOMAS II PALMER. iCommi,-
REUBEN r. THRALL. ) tee,
Brandon, June, 90, ls45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
Ponder.

WEN keasBlaslinR hunting and rife powder
l also pound ani malt pound cirtsrcf- ,u.t
received anj FOR sale 10y BURT q MASON.
June s. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
Flour Flour.
FRESH AND NEW.
PATENT INUas

4 iTHER DANIELS ha, lor,A.sTbpmp
II SOM patent iIuss a ysfy Superior islu-
Gle. auI ne one wttrh took HE nlghsH pc.
mum Al lhr Neohsu.cs Far 10th ~ Ne"
| ok ard Boston tho sfii'ip0 sre inNed 8"
cas- aud eIamiue Tue aul1ie iof 'AsTst ia
Juue II, 10 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
steel Pens.

UST received large supply Of The shove
anic!es both lJI ladies md gentleman.
II ". BENkETT.
rrns-l ~ Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
MARRIED

In Fairhaven on the 18Th inst by the Rev
Q.y. Hines. DIR THOMAS T. WAKE
FIELD 10 MISS MARY +. FULLER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
(ComMrSrrATEp
New York, March q, 1873.


nEAR DOCTOR i ana now connected
~ with the .DemocrIlic Advocate, WI
i4m,burgh, and am happy puhll,ly 10 ,lats
for the information of every body, the wonder.
lul effect ofyour TAYLOR'S BALSAM or
LNERNOKr, 315 Bowery, on mysrv --
Nbuut Use t,ti. .tarc 81 NV nccqualnlances
aUou. ,ae pt"noDnc, Il ,ue 10 Ue past all hopes
ot cure from Fixed Consumption, hich seem.
ed To mark me as n sure victim, had VI.
Glen, cough, Tor SIX mnuths almost lucessani,
preventing me from sleeping more than halt
an hout ut a time had urolusc u. ght sweats
violent pain IN my side and chest. expecto.
rated largely, was greatly exhausted and re.
duCed almost to a skeleton Ia my case it
acted like perfect charm am enlIielY
we'll and have recommended it TO some hun.
dreds since, and thcerihlly do advise mos,
sincerely all persons affected with CCnsump.
ZION hy all means To use steadily DR.. TAY
LOK'S BALSAM OF IVErWORT, 375
Be" cry and NY w1rd Tor il, they will be
cured can be seen and referred 10 at any
time at the Office Of the Democratic Alyu-
cate WIlll'm,hurgh, l. |
t>Ign",O A y CHAPLIN.
BE co'eful Of eoqo'ed9lle7-1oy only 1875
Bowery.
For sale at The Rutland Bookstore. by W.
T.. 6. Stoddard. 2527
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26
STATIONERY.

. Z I I'ANIITN I
u LACK, blue. red and ind-lible ink
~ sand boxes, lnk stands, folders, seals
stamps, steel pens, pen holders, quilts, India
ruhoer, walers, sealing wat, wafer cups,
Carm,nc Saucsr, Perforated Cards'prtlnra-
ted paper wallets, Court Piislct, Tooth
brushes, etc. etc
large supply of the above arc,cs for
sale at he Rutland Cuunty Bookstore, cheap
for cash, by W. r. {. STODDkRD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

STATE or ERMON RE 1t remem-
Distinct ol Ruilsud, IS. - Ocred that
al a special probate court held 81 Rutland
~ lllhn and for said district on the l0,h day Of
June, A. ID. 1915.
Present, VIM. Hal. Judge.
An instrument 10 whiting putpOuIng L. be
the last W'lI and Testament OF Susan F'sh
late 81 Dandy ~ SAID disluct, doC6ts,d,
having been presented - sad Couit Tor pro-
bate by Vim. Sweat the executor there IN
named
1t Is ordered that said will be referred hr
probate and allowance 10 the h,st Monday
being me 7lh day OF July next, and that
copy Of tins order be oubshed weeks soc.
cessiveiy, pteyiops thereto OF The Rutland
Herald DevsFapef pIluled al Rutland that
MAT all pefsnr interested MY appear aud
contest ne probate tRerrG' :, Trey see cause.
true copy Of record. O.
HENRY HALL. Reqtger
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-26

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