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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS. Sc.

WASHINGTON, ID. g.
'INHE subscriber having resigned his Office Of Chic
4 Clerk Of the Navy Department for the purpos.
oil devoting himsoIf 10 the practice Of his profession
~ ths city respectfully announces that he will stiene
10 The prosecution Of claims In the several Executive
Departments, and before Congress TO tho procuring
OF Contracts with the Government; 10 the settle
oil public accounts TO claims before Commissioner,
under treaiiss 10 presumption and other land claims
TO the procuring OF patents for public lands and fol
scientific and useful inventions TO the obtaining OF
pensions, and to whatever business may require the
aid Of an Agent or Attorney.
Tho great experience which the subscriber ba. OBJ
tanned by his connection with the Government Offices
aud his intimate knowledge of the forms required "a
be observed in the transaction of all kinds Of public
business enable him to insure the greatest
TO those who may pstronise his Agency. His char
ses will be moderate, and according to the nature OF
the business. Letters addressed to this Agency must
be post paid, otherwise they cannot be received.
A. THOMAS SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office l2th street, Sd house north Of Penn. Avenue
WAsHSsros, ID. c., Dec. 1, 1874.
The subscriber has the honor 10 refer 10 the follow
ing gentlemen, viz;
Hon 6 5AMEs 3 BUc ban U. 8. Senate.
c. J; INGERsoLL, House of Representatives.
}. X. INGERSOLL,
J. +. HOLMES.
Ii. C. MURPHY,
w. b. MACLAY,
w B. LEWIS, I'd Auditor, Washington.
JAMES N. BARKER, Esq,
RICHARD X. CRALLE, Esq,
JAMES HOBAN, ESQ,
Hon. JUDGE KING, Philadelphia
JUDGE CAMPBELL, Philadelphia.
III. ID. GILPIN, "a"
J. b. SUTHERLAND,
T. ID. INGRAHAM, Esq,
Col JAMES PAGE,
Hon, DAVID HENsHAW, Boston.
HENSHAW, WARD, 81 Co.,
Hon. J. X. PAULDlNG, New York.
RODMAN, SICKELS, & Co, New York.
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, Maine.
WALTER FORWARD, Phtsburg, Pa.
j. TOMLlNSON, Esq,
Hon. X. NJ. JOHNSON, Kentucky.
The COMMANDMENTS Of the several Navy Yards
The NAVY AGENTS.
Nov. 30-tf
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MAMMOTH

$4,000 Dollars of prizes of 1000 Dollars,
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psOyEssOK JOHNsON's COAL DUCU-
Jan. Ia. ''p'' F. TAYLOR.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CLASS 4, YoK 1876.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c.. on Saturday, the
25th of January, lS4J
ii
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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered, unless il be ac-
companied by guarantee signed by one or more
responsible persons, in the following manner, viz
"The undersigned - guaranty that - IL
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Brine, Joseph
Brown, G.
Brewer, A.
Cox, William u. s. N.
Crane, w. RI
Clark, Mrs. Maria A.
Crop, Thomas B.
Cook, Mrs. Sarah
Church, Philip
Cook, rrueman
Clark, Samuel J.
Coeield, Mrs. Hester
Cherry, DR.. G.. w.
Carleton, John M.-2
Carey, John s.
Coleman, X. Il.
Day, James w.
Drake, Pass'd Mid. A. J
Durm, John
Dow, James
Duke, 1t. N. w.
Doty, Geo. w. U. s. N.
DAVIS, q. l..
DAVIS, DIR. James
Davenport, ii. X.
Dyer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bowling, Mrs. Catharine
Dumont, Ebenezer
Davesac, A.
Eppes, Miss Henrietta
Evans, Miss Georgians
Espey, William
Ellis, Ezra
Eastman, Capt. L. G.
Ettling, Fanny
Flood, Jane
Fisk, Theophilus
Fray, John
Fay, DR.. +. C.
Foote, Miss Mary Jane
Ford, Maria
Foote, Miss Frances
Fry, DR.. T. +.
Flenner, John
George, Paul r.
Grieb, Frederick
Gray, A. b.
Grymes, F. C.
Gray, Rev. John
Gray, II.
Gueguen, Rev. Mr..
Graham, Miss Mary l..
Guadagui, Mrs. Susan-2
Glasgow, Mrs. Mary
Griffin, James
Gadsden, Rev. Bishop
Hooe, 1t. Robert f.
Hawke, Thos. Az
Hines, Col. S. b.
Haynes, Mrs, Willlamir
Hagarty, Edward
Howard, Capt.
Horncr, DIR. G. h. b.,
u. s. N.
Hutchins, Mrs. Sarah g
Hutchins, Rennard A.
Hunter, Mrs. Ann
Jones, Miss Riviama
Jones, Levin
James, Miss Mary d.
Johnson, John w.
Johnson, Rachael
Jarnegan, Joseph l..
Jcwett, Isaac w.
Jacobs, Loring
King, Charles
Kearney, Com. L.-3
kavasales, Rev. T.
Lusk, r. M.
Lafontin, Joseph
Lipscomb, George B.
Lowden, James P.
Lewis, Miss Emma u.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CHRIST
MAS

Dec. 20-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

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s.o,eh
L.,,n,.-w,,,s = cr,.n Had
r.,,v ,,,,.d Ird;. yvn,,. .nJ
C,..n c.. Rm-r D,,-h
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D.. Al.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
CONSERVATIVES no nor DESPAIR.

VNHoMsoNs COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD
NArHrA the mos. certain and ro~ssfs es.s.y eve. di.
covered ~ Pulmonary Consumption. Bonehs eping of Blood
Asthma. and all dis ases Of the respiratory ofssnA
IN. readers attention requested following astonishing
cure OF lady well known in this community;
PRILApELruA, March o, 1874
10 suffering fellow mako The following
which for hu~ans sahs hor win nah. pubic; Zoe
sumption when the patient the grave.
-Four had violent Of bilious fev.r
the ehes eht cough supervened which gradually Increased
osnse until =. The SYMPTOM. Of ra%oa.y coasanpoe became
ling Of the throat hectic fewer hoar.ene and on
ese OF and 20 that for
pillows almost In sitting pos,urs bleeding hm the une
keep hro. nsiy moist with some cooling LIQUID
and to ALL suffered paphatou hca-
pu,rid condition rapidly wasted away and had
not the shadow Of doubt that before this winter
De corpse
During suffering. popular remedies
for Consumption but Of them me-
also had the advice at different periods OF four physicians
who did they could for They In turn pro-
noanecd ineuahie. and aid nigh, neer months
but disease was confirmed Consumption and beyond
OF mediealskiI
In order possible procure abatement Of my suffer
inss fiend suggested the Compound syrup
and brought boe, aud could scarcely evidence
OF the immediate afforded
took regular for two months every symptom gradually dsap
pcared lungs healed
may SEEM from being scarcely able To raise head the
low am able TO walk miles without fatigue and
liable meeise has through the blessings Of God
literally, OF reseuins me from the
Should think proper publish this you liberty refer
the an etedto that word Of the foregoing be
Stimulated by me in person. MARY HANEY,
- Spruce Street.
Prepared by p Thomson n 4 eot sth and spue.
streets Philadelphia. Sold by Dr. VIM e.
burg Gsh Lancaster; J. v. Lambert Reading AID
rich Poughkeopse N York Hswiinss Trenton NJ Wool
man, Burlington. N j. Seth w. Roberts Mobile, Ala A ID.
sands, N. Y.
Price so bottle, IS per DOZEN a counter
fets.
Sold by ALEN'R DUvAL CO, only authorised agents for
Richmond and vicinity. 70 27-5m
LINSEED OIL,
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@SEAk3a{:z725Q6D
ELML2LNIEyIIIUIWTIJN

arc inc onv rms IN existence eaa ..rns a,
We're the nrst ever introduced BY that mama 4r u"
20 BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS p.,o. r,d IN o,, IN.
BLOOD rus Purifying Pns" -s,r-sparh Pima kc 49, -
20 oe pamed on to the public repu.auos or .,
ony uue and genuine sarapariia Plsv TIKI n.
'hsn pt leid they virtues In, e.. ~
N runs whether pursatvs se.eaI pari., or m.
49,, nas OF tho body requiring nom oeeupson
course OF living or from eIpo.uresud NAV h. .r,n.
male. - $3.50 nun on mae and IL
IN aaoinon to more tas Ave certificate, h.,,n, h
nee~,o'e paelhs their increasing and Iem.nd :.
PROOF IN thsr favor ssd by ''S
. j. n. EUsTAcE q SON
my WI R..sH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

- genuine. n wholesale and !
Artichoke-Green Globe
Aspar.sus-white Giant
rose Beens-I.Argc 4 small Linn
5uar Beans-Early China, ditto
yellow six weeks
g Earfy Mohawk. do half moon
Refugee or 1000 10 one
Beet-Early Blood turnip rooted
do Yellow
Long Hood. Mangie wurrel
White silcsian French sugaf
BroeoG-whiss and Purple Cape
Cabbase-Eariy d Large York,
LARRY and Late B& rrsea. Ear
" euearsoaf. Large Drumbead,
Large Bergen, Fiat Dutch.
Drumbcad Savoy, Green CURED
eavoy, Red Dutch
Cauhhower-Early and Late
Celery-white Solid
Carrct-Long Orange, Long Red
and White Field
Cres-Curled or Peppergrass
Cucumber-Early Frame. do Gus
ter, Long Green. Long Prick
lye, Gherkin for picking
Corn-Eariy Sugar, DO Tuscaro-
IA. do Golden Sioux
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GARDEN SEED.

lNROM Usowers reputation
~ genuine, ~ wholesale and retail:
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To BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.

~ BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.
r ,,s PANTS, WINDOw-GLAss, &C.
L Ewis WHITE LEAD, dry and IN oil
- fure Mountain IinseedOh
Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow L.
Veniigrisino
imperial Green in oil for window blinds
American vermihon. Venetian Red
chnese do, Black Paint
Spanish Brown. Tena de sunsa
- Russian Blue, Spts. Turpea,,,e
With a large stock best A,,-rc,, ,v.s.- M,
se assortment OF uAes; and OF varnshc. Of ~.
~ 70, builders painters, chair makers and otbcr,
Al Of which will be sold reasonable terms. NV
me-, ALEX. DUvAL 4 CO.
Ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
NEW GOODS.

"llE subscriber would give notice 10 his
l. friends and patrons that he IL now re 70
ceiving a general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groeerlts, Cr0ekeJy 81 Hard
rare,
among which may be found large variety
Of Droadcloths, tIsssimeros and Sailneits,
Of almost every style and quality; NeSungs
a splendid assortment OF Ladies fashionable
Drcas Goods, adapted TO The prcseut and
and coming seasons together with most 9th
er Kinds Of Dry Goods usually called for
HIS assortment Of Groceries is also complete
to which the attention OF purchasers is invl.
O. las also a urge assortment
= uts. Shoes and huJbers OF fashionable
style and good quality.
The above goods WI he sold low for cash
produce, or approved credn.
LYMAN ROC WOOD
PIuslord, oct <, lsi5. a..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

l.a'ta Wrb mf. ira. them "a 40
much fr'Te-i a. would YOU. anI r,,utf,
- o' mT c1l ifcp lfihs, atr o, lou nc boo
any parutaht, ! au,e 10 tlcta,, them 90
Do AMI u they sft abot, me | ru,c Co.
r.crai, myscN 70 th n Nov II YOU Wi
rur'ue thr cout'o, Will vatrani YOU wi.
ha'' ro ''oub', aboui h,,r
Now ~ Edtaf have u1 AoIh lhai
here So 'setrt GI's - well - boys
havc read ihr Oh s,lf c,,1,nllt truth thsi all
men sfc erected equal, anJ | reJo.cc tbs,
ihefc ,pltn enough, VA some a, lcaa 10
m ntAin D.
The sp,rr Of csso hsi rnde nd u'oad'
n or cosnifv Tor The isN ih'uv Or irrv
Year, md should you ihink this i,it nor
,hy OF 4 place IN your columns, may OF
slm, iuigtc time write 81 article upon rs
p,.nicloui mgiai influence
lioH9grNIoV.
Ela Abingdon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

The following, which IS taken from the
Boston Cn,t'a,or, was 6u,l TO the latitude
aud longitude Of thu, city, but will serve
wlhou, essential variation for the priuc
pal v.lge,Iu Nc United States -
VI Ldtnr,-Thc following question
la, become a great question Tor DISCUSSION
n, The prcIcLt day w What IS the cause
O., 90 much difficulty m Obtaining females
ilf nurses and to 10 house work a, the
present day ?
Now do no, think tins a "vcxtd qucs-
ION, heather DO ! deem It necessary Tor n
person to be skilled IN logic or philosophy,
80 order 10 be ab.c TO answer this question
l. only needs small share of common
sense, | think !hc simple relation OF an
anrcdo.c VII throw Iish, enough upon ,hts
sUtD,c, 20 clear away oil The nis, that hangs
over a.
\ shot tune ago lvi.t,d vopr city. and
huuug nay stay, | visited mn aged man
vAo Tor many years did large CONNER.
GA, business In the city but now has re.
'et 10 his country sea, IN an adjoining
town 20 'p,nl The remainder Of BIS DAYS
uI.n rhc !llIu Of his pas, labor Dung
"'l ne invited me TO- Tde with him 49,
We calico upon Ii',n1 OF h'i, sni after
'.. usual situations, We 'ady oi 'hc house
%" 10 .''I o'f "o'tIi She was d's''.
cd u, g. Ho' gun haa Ju' ion her
he grfls were 50 unsteady nowadays that
she could get none that would STAY more
'''' "1 ID, o'- .".'e'''" 10
49," So. ''"
I ~ 49, w wa, VIZ, "1', q. one
III. -" a.. 49,
r,os-, A. 80, t., ,'.,1. r.,tp '"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

A WoRD ToR Old MAips We know Of
nothing moro d't.pulbc "a my man lhan
the hearlcss and uulccluy rldicnic which
IS som,um's expended on tina, cs,imablo
class n. society, the old maids The
writer Of the following deserves the
c:ernal grnnudc OF the slsierhood OF spin.
s,crs, for The noble manner in which he
breaks lance in their favor
Certain Young hd,sSo,e'. chcr.sh .
good deal horror ofdying UNMARRIED. An
old maid in their csllmailon IS u t,lo Of
deep reproHch Thus we heard one miss
say to another, ms TWO ladies passed them
the other day "Therc GO two old mai! sis.
tors And what If hey arc maids and Old
too Is It any rcptonch TO n lady to be
cilhcr or both Of these II by no means fol-
lows, because a lady remains unmarried,
that she does so by compulslon, or tina, she
is 50 destitute OF those cndowmcn,s OF per.
son, and mind and hear which arc adap.
ted to render her attractive and oveable. Il,
is among the possibilities Of life, tina, ,ady
should prefer the Independence OF single
life 10 the chances Of improving her con.
dluon by uniting her fortune with that OF
any man. IL IS yet more probable that n
lady falling 10 receive the addresses Of any
man whom she could respect and love,
should have so much taste and heartas to
refuse every other offer Il hns been my
good fortune TO know many estimablc mar
rcd ladies but we verify believe that VIC
can match every Que of them with an old
maid equally csImnblo. And when we
have seen poor broken spirited wife, teasod
and lormcncd by half ia dozen young
ones, or Ill treated by cross aud unfecling
husband, we have been tempted to think
/ that after all to be an old mad is not the
worst III TIM, can bctall woman.
q ...4 O4cAclnrs we confess we have
but lnlc 10 say There IS TO be sure, now
and then a right clever fellow among them
hu, rs n race we are compelled to say thai
they are no better than they should be.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
snlLING CATTLE

So.r- means the pfsc,iee q turpou.
nos anma.s 30 hammer season with green
',.1, ca daily su1 gwen 10 ,Lcm iu lhe
ta1se calls OF yaTds Tn aisaus - #
tAc rtacuce stcthe follow
! hc saving Of lauj
T., rlrts p' f,n-.0g
! ao 'r-aamaInr oi iOoi
~, bHgrf couiGlou anl gIca,ci
rlri'Iu Ot Ine clH..
T.. lvHs 81 MANURE
g. IT, and ,1Ifps Is pr1c.-ci r.usI
rra. o.. sowing a. iaad IS Of. 0. cor'.i
'ri amply 'lfic'sn' 90 repay an ,t'fa ia
'oi'r la'n' tHlnIf, oa' ai lhc qgc..
f-i',.I,n. . sai.. ~ To-. Coz" on th' .ou.ug
sf'..a "a..e 30 l.''uuuS, off, ami a hall
o. required
IN tu.l1, tu, iJ,a has been done 60
s.t.r ih' Qn'aiHu whether sut'spIilrl q. SUIT
ao.e 10 th' county NJ Pei Of Pelham
y \ i7' rpto,I so..n. onI he exp,
r'ue' fully bears ON Zoe advantages above
'Ai'1 lie alf eight acres Wlil Afford
moro anl OH'ct inoI thou forty paNuf,d ,
sud lhe mAuuic nVcI s sulhcienl to pay
'hG 'Ilef'H Of a large farm
ia Massachusetts, sJi,Inr hHs bccn follow
81 iof many ycl'. lac lien J.sAh
a nocy says Al the cni ot the so.hng
''AtJu, ifnW jan, 10 November | had $500
sorh q manure lnI i'N - head Of cat
tie on 10 aef'' by pA"utIug, bad to al.
low ~ acre i0r - head By sorIlng |
bad ny @opN 10 Prmc condition full
sIiit %. mAh alI The season aud saved all
bp,rse GA ctoss ifncfs--not requiring one
fO4 O.! m!suof i,ncc on my whole farm
prcuonsIy had TOO rods Of fencing and
pad -? year Tor repairs The add
u9ual expense bad gone 10 10 cutting the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
NEW GOODS.

EUST received large and splendid n.
- soument Of Goods, consisting IN pau
OF Black Blue, Brown and other Broad
Cloths Plain and Fancy Cassimercs, Doe
Skins, Sauineits, Ncs,lngs OF new md rich
patterns, Tay lors' Trimmings first rate
assortment, PLAID Cloakng Black aud
Colorci Ap1ccas Orleans Cloths, 1'hbot
Cloth Of superior quality, Nous DE Lalns,
Cashmere DE Ecosc, Rep Cashmefcs.
French Ouomans, English and American
Prin.s, Vcyc;s aud Silks for Bonncts, RIB
bons, Arildc,als, Fancy Cayats, Velret
Ribbons, Gmps, Cords and Tasses Tor
CIoaks, Pongee and Flag Silk Hfkrs,
Mutilers, Cravnls, Suspcnders, Gloves.
Hosiery, Black and Dab Mofeens, Horse
..... ".., aD4 Cotton t'ilnnclh,
IcAtugs, B.cacheI and Brown Cotton.
Cotton and Linen Diaper, Crash, WIcking
WadiIng, Batting, Cotton Yarn, Men ;
and Boys Cloth and Fur Tum'd Caps,
Ctockery, Glass AMI Hard Ware
A.. OF which are lor sale on the most "A.
yorabie terms for cash or credit Buuer.
Cheese, Pork, Corn Rye. Oals and aimos,
every nd Of produce wanted for which a
hIr price viii be PAID
Rutland Oct T. ls45 Il 3w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

IL f. the subscribers, being appointed by the
W Probate cour fnr the district OF Falfhaycn
commissioners 10 receive examine, aud al
Jus, all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
Isaac Hadapay, late Of Poblinsy.
m said district deceased, represented insol-
vent audi Also all claim. and demands eIhIh-
tied H. Offset thereto I.1 6 months from
the q day Of Angus, last, being allowed
by said court fuf that purpose We DO there-
fore hereby give notice that We Will suend
to the business ofout sad appointment atthe
house Of widow Frederic lisdsHay, IN said
Pouhdey, on the first Mondays Of Novem-
her and J.nuAry neIi, from one until four
o'clock p. N on each Of said days
AAEoS Laws. lC.u,,
ALPHosIo EvsRrs,
Poullnsy, Sept ~, lsi5 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

Az l. the subscribers being appointed hy
w the II 90 Probate Court for the dis
tict Of Ruuand commissioners 10 receive
examine aud adj Us, all claims aud demands
Of oil persons against the estate OF
DAVID SOUrHWlCk.
late OF Mddlelowu IN said district, deceased,
and also al claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto and SIX months from the
10Th day Of August inst. being allowed b,
said court for that purpose we therefore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10
the buslpe. OF or said appointment al the
late residence OF the deceased In Middletown,
on the lhird THURSDAYS ofOctobei and Fob
ru.fy neIt.nsIt, from one o'clock until o.
clock p. N on each Of sad days.
0r'oS CLARE, iComn,,.'r
ILAkiN Paul !
Mddletown, hugos, 30. le%5. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
w r. The subscribers, being appointed b
Wv Ihe Inn the pfnhnIr Cnnri ffu the hi,

w r. Inc subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Cour fOl the dis.
trIct OF Rutland, commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate Of
Stephen SrHh late 81 Ruiidnd,
in said district, deceased, represented insol.
vent and also all claims and demands ethlb-
tied IN Offset thereto, and G months from the
l7lh day of SEPT. last, being allowed 10y said
court Tor that purpose; We do therefore hefo-
by give notice that We will attend 10 the bu-
slness Of our SAID appointment al the dwelling
house of Lucy Smith, widow Of said dceoss-
ed IN SAID Rutland, on Tuesday the ith day
OF Nov next. and on tho 2nd Tuesday of
March noIi, from nine O'clock a. IN. until
three o'clock p. n. on each VI ssi DAYS,
Wmush lienrHRrr' J Com',,
J. NJ. MTlp,
Rutland, Oct, 30. lsi5. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
SOCIETY FOR TIE IN
pRONEMENTOF TIE COMMON
SCHOOLS


A convention Of the friends Of lmp,oye-
mcni OF Edueal,onswlll be he'd at Mont
psher on TriIIy, TIC I'm day OF October
,ust TIE object o. the Convention is to
..l,- 1li a. 3, 'He be, u.. .. Im
proving TIE LE,Ic, schools by uniformity
"a teaching AL "a Text book and by sprCad.
lng information through Tho state GA this
important subject, by means Of Sac
Solt.y aud o. Comfy and TOua SoI,he'
The Con,euuyn MI, be opened 80 hc
Free Church 10 Montpelier q. carly candle
.-l. whore u % hoped there will ba a
,en.,l. r1.y Of thc friend, Of our public
,ytcm O.. education
RurLAsp Co Robeu Pierpoinl John
Kellogg, Thomas II Pa pori Beunlns.
,on 90 -lll4nd Hall O. & Mau.i
Wndaam CIV Il Rannoy, " X
Shaaer Windsor Go III J. S,olSA.on
Carlos Cooihsc, Nm JARVIS, Onnce Co.
Il. b. Villas. "A Lew Caiedon,a CO.
- Joseph + Fairbanks Theron ilowsrdi
Essex -. 5 Howe Wm. Haywood, Jun
Marlin ron. CO. y Rcdheh, T. T. Wa.
Ton. Orleans Co.-Samuel 5 Cats, K
Hal. Lamo.i!e 60 Moses Morse Sal
mon Nites GrauGisleCo.-A5e. Brown
v |. S1Sies FnukiIn Co, -lione'
Eaton John Smah. Lawrence BliDcrd
Ch.ges!en Co Geo i M1r'h. Nyly'
LYMAN Milo /. B.lua Addison Co
Sam4r SNIG, Aaron Anger
'.'EdGon ,hrya. bout ta- stale Nho ak'
az .a.ttea ui.s ,mprotrm'ri 20. Question
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WHEREAS my vile LYDIA has left m,
bed and board and refuses To live with
me. this Is 10 forrId all persons from harbor-
ing OF trusting her on my accuuui, as shall
pay no debts Of her contracting after tins
date ALNAH b. THAlER
Shrewsbury, Oct :, lst5. AZ
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" tRRIID

IT, Ailtaeion. a. ii.r ear sH b, Zado, i
u Cents d tsg Ofson " Btah 81 Clstsn.
dun. 80 JuslmA X nspP OF the former rlacs.
H. DAnht. on ths SEA uli by tho ks' VIM.
y Hssshlos. NJ EIr- Woodruff Of fin
m,vih 90 Nj. Nchiab.e ". Chase 81 the
frfmsf PACE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
STOGA BOOTS.

TllE nIlcsi out, altogether, warranted
II IN all respects, and sold a, the loves,
p'lccs All kinds Of produce, Lumber,
Wooden Clo.h, Socks Shingles sc, reed
IN payment. BURT Il MASON.
Rutland, Oct. 7, As. Al 3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, I re it rcmem-
District Of Fairhaven, IS - bored that

'.-ii 1,G,n at CaStloton with
and lot sand district on the 9th day Of Oct,
4. u. 1873
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
James fagg executor Of the estate OF
Elizabeth Cunning, late Of llubbardton, in
SAID district deceased, proposing to render
an account ol his administration OF said es
tate;
1t is ordered that said account be received
and examined for allowance on tho 9TH day
of November next, at the probate office in
Castleten, and that this order he published
three weeks successlvelv previous thereto,
in tho Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
at Rutland, which shall be sufficient notice
to all persons interested Of the time and place
OF examining said account,
A true copy OF Record.
al b. +. LANGDON, Register.
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IRON STOVE PIPE TUBES.

EkURT 6 MASON have jua reserved
complete assortment OF Cast Iron
Stove Pipe Tubes, Tor 6 aud inch ppe,
Tor partitions, chamber floors and chm.
ncys They are perfect safeguard against
6fo There are four long,hs-3, (, 8 and
10 inches They are cheap, convenient
and safe article, and should be used in pref
crcncc to anything else
Rutland Oct 6, ls4j. ii 3w
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LOOK HERE.
DIR Banuiug's Patent Lace

III Ns dome more ior tho diseases inf
III Witch itis applicable thsn any o,hsr
iu,itumsHt tn u,- And the subscriber IL
dCie'r,i NED 90 convince tho public. though
HISS ~ DO si h.s Uvr cfrrns~ ANY person
who n,sds an instrument 81 TIC Kind, 10 IN
Nncd g. call ~ h'. hnu.e sna eivc one on
iftsl for two weeks GRATIS. u they arc not
already convinced People ne cautioned no,
20 ccAeve ttpori> tcfoga'ofV 60 his invslu-
saic lnsiuuent of,cu',n doctor. who may
10 interested 10 "Ilulrs Supporters % ~
other Instruments 800 they have improved
thi- opportunity 1t has screy fsR,d T. give
ou'lto sausisciion when properly applied IN
dcr iH~ 'i'ooticp 90 lie undersigned ~ -
ojt sttesi Nv ruh'sles ~ psts.ns. In-
tetvlcw ( deufct. 10 ihc,c facts. IAuir.
Will he waited upon toy female who has
had extensive experience IN then application.
llsvnr svcty large assortment IN hand 81
al sifcs, auj hhcwiso much improved OF
late, is enabled - rly- OIL who NAV call an
entire satisfaction. Please 90 csil Mondays
or lucsisvs JOHN - HUBBARD, n
kuiard. oct s.lH45 iltf