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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-14

SHiNGLES!-Any quantity of first rate
~ Pine ShlRsles for sale by III, .
eD.fa.a -fssiI .s., l.. A. SEYMOUR, +.
s.. Enquire at the Rayenna Foundry. !,
Ravenna. June 26th, I84e. 3m57.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05
TEE OREGON QUESTION

The reader will find abundance of interesting
matter upon This exciting question, in the article
from the London Times. the notice of Mr.. Gala.
tins views, and the debates in Congress. 1t will
be observed That on Wednesday, Senator Miller
referred To an article in the Union Ohe organ of
the administration favorable to peace. Senator
Bannegan (loco) Immediately said that this article
was not authorized by the President. The Union
subsequently said that the article was not author
lied by the President but yet adhered 10 The pte,oS
,vhich The article contained. That our readers may
understand this ntimation, state that the article
of the Union is founded upon that of the London
Times, COPIED in to-duy's paper) and contained
these explicit declarations:
ain proof of the effect upon the English mind,
to which we have alluded, we call attention to the
qrholly netC proposal ,Chich The Iondon Times noc
calls upon Tie British Ministry 10 nrke 10 our Gov
ernncnt T,hut great Journal is-with all its enor-
nous sins against America-a shrewd observer of
the pulse of the English Government and people
and if it have observed Alright in this instance
the British people will sustain the British Govern
ment now in coming forward to us with the propo-
stion alluded to- to wit, The same proposition Whicl
Nh adams made 10 The British GornHmCnt, and
tphich that Government then most rrOngtiMy and IN
sc,Seiy rejccted-if say the British Cabinet shall
come forward to renew the negotiation with
us in a spirit of further compromise on that propo-
sal-if the further concessions Of Great Britain,
which the rights and interests of the United States
might require in the premises shall then be treated
by Great Britain in the spirit of justice which the
adoption her part of that preliminary proposition
may be supposed to indicate in part--then we say
certainly not that the question could be at once
settled; for in the present new attitude of the ques
ton, negotiation even on that proposition would yet
have great deal to accomplish many Just rights
of ours still to secure many great and sacred in
teress of ours yet to protcctbut this we will say,
that such proposal that the part of the Brit
ish Government made in the manner and carried
out in the spirit which we have indicated, would
make every friend Of just and honorable peace both
in this country and in England, and throughout the
world, "breathe freer and deeper" with good hope
for civilization, for free Institutions and for man
kind. 1t would not then be unreasonable to hope
that on such proposal, made and so carried out
10 the more ample recognition Of our Just claims,
further negotiation might yet build peaceful mon
ument to the enlightened moderation and justice of
two great nations. We say this, Of course, in view
of the fact that the navigation of the Columbia by
Great Britain, through five hundred miles of Amer
lean territory, could, in the present state Of the
question, be hardly urged with seriousness by the
British Government"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

tickoad aud began to make the gravel fly in every
direction. No sooner had done that than she
split right arter me- and every jump made, she
squealed like thousand wild cats! She began to
gain on me comm mp little hill, but we come
round pint to a straight level in the road. Now,
thinks l. I'll give you ginger, as am great on a
dead level, so pulled to it, and soon got myself
under full headway; then she began to yelp and
howl, and cough and stamp, and come on full chiz.
zle, and make the whole airth shake. But kept
on before her, bouncing at the rate Of twenty-five
feet every hop till got TO turn in the road, and
as was under such Roadway that couldn't turn,
so | tumblcd head over heels down bank by
house aud landed with my head and shoulders cos
molic right into a spW barrel, and my feet stuck
out behind and up in the air Just at the time the
locomotive found had got away from it, it COM
menced splitting hot water into me, and just litter
ally spatercd all the part Of me that was left
sticking cut of the barrel. ! tho't in my soul, that
Mount Vesuvus had bursed some place in the
neighborhood. But do you think staid there long?
No, Sd! | jis walked right through that barrel and
come out Of the other end SO quick that 1t really
looked ashamed of itself
"Now, here am, rale selfpropeng double
revolving locomotive Snoy Goster, ready to attack
anything but a combination Of thunder and light
ming, smoke, ruilroadiron and hot water.
I'D like for some gals to give NE a chance to
play hop scotch among your hearts, and it don't
play the swill barrel game by walking right strait
through your arnaI prejudices into your young at
iecuons, then help ne Josey."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

Mississippi Senators. Gen. Henry s. Foote and
Joseph w. Chalmers (both locos) have been elect
US. Senators from Mississippi the former for 6
years from March A, l847 aud the latter to fill the
term Of Secretary Walkerl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

The Montreal Pilot in the course Of paragrah
on the aspects of the Oregon controversy speaks
thus of the attitude and course Of the American
government;
Nothing has yet taken place TO prevent an am
ica5e adjustment of the controversy, and notwith-
standing all the abuse heaped upon the American
Government by ignorant and prejudiced persons,
it must be evident to all who have read the able
papers of Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Buchanan, that
they advance very strong claim TO the Oregon
territory, and that by offering to divide it, they have
eynced any thing but desire for war"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

The Bank of Black River, chartered by the last
Legislature, has been located at Proctorsve, Wind
sor County Books for subscription will be opened
at Proctorsville on the I'd Of March, and continue
open for ten days at least
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Oregon question remains Tor The day in
siaiu quo. The President continues TO say there
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
Corrsrrondrre, qC@r y. Y Com, ar.
WAsnISn1nN OF nlsY


learn TO-DAY that there have been re-
ociycd b, the Government. certain official
,d,;r,. from Gen. Taylor. impcachinr the
cou,.c aud co"duct Of Gen. William Q.
pnLnr ., J., . volunteer ''"rcc, at the battle
Of Nonicroy
We have had various arroo.'' 10 private
letters, which were very u.fayorablc to ~
Butler. and also an account going to show
that Gen TAYLOR ccnsurcd his conduct on
the spot, In al excited manner.
Gcuoral William o. Bt''r- : ne Voc. .
great layorte with she Democratic party,
and great pains have been taken to represent
him as a second Jack son, "bon 10 onm-
mand " lie was undoubtedly looked upon,
and is now, as the Democratic candidate ~
tho Presidency of the United States
lie was brought here by Mr. PIX, as Lis
choice i,r tie Office OF Secretary Of War
bat 1t was found that the appointment
would not be made from Kentucky without
dropping either Walker or Cave johnson, On
Mason.-as il would not do % have NOR,
lhan half % Tic Cabinet from the slave
Lo'ii7C states
lie wa wien tic war cammCrcod, fNct
uran the ramma der ia-ciir' 1t wa
arp se3 Il Al he was ,ir maH ae-. grated t,
s.nerrcle Gen SGT,
The brilliant victories 81 r7''r,l Tavlo
on the sth arl 9th OF NAV. although 'hc'
padc him brc,c; hH-adicr general. an not
hy Any means. secure 70 him the conman'
Of the army II invasion He va m fart, II
e7cat laag,-r Of being .yc-slaughod, 70 max
rom 'Dr Bltler
A1cr the re.,-~c ofihe Mt 81 june III
for the appointment ~ orr major grreral. !
va. auc.ti p "a to CahI7ct. whether Iav
l1r ~ Bu,ler should Nc ,fe ono Tie dif
Guilty Wouid haze hccr s',.d,d. i' Coag'
lad Adopted the rv.",umelaE'rn ct -
Wsr peTertmeu,. 10 adj tso mli ~ corF
81. 20 he regr'ar A1ny. and thew prNiae'
that Al the end oftho var the number ,hou.'
b. rciuoci g. ane--it bring discrrt aar.
with the pr,siier, = drop which be- Plca'o'i
llcv ~ IuPtlns oW'Ii1M'J 4"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

w T. the M ,rrlhers hclHg appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor tho DIS
trlct 81 Rutland commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all clam, and demand :
OF all persc"s "ra "'' i"" estate Of
IRA Irrl late NJ I ~,
IN salldis,rlct.drorl>en ,rrprrs, nied in'n'vcu
and also all claims and demands c,hlhIlcd
IN offset Thereto and SIX months from Mo
ooh day Of Sept 1850, bclng allowed hf
said court Tor that purpose We their ne
hereby give notice that we will attend In
the business Of our said appointment NJ III"
dwelling house OF widow Hannah NaIi IN
Dainty on The 10Th day Of November and
2Oh day Of Nl-ch nrtt. from u'r,uck \ m.
Until lour o',lnck. 70 N ON each of SAID DAYS
Ina EonoNns. lConui,,,,
AGRos IioGsps,
Dandy. Orl IL lHt6 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
DIED.

In Concord, n II on tho l2th inst Mr.
n. i Ros 'ts, editor OF the Herald OF Free.
dom
In Ccco'l Livingston county. Mich. on
the ooh ult Ancmls S Hardly, aged 50
Yeas
At Ticondcroga, (near the Fort) y Y,
Sept u, 1916, Darius FELTON,, son of Ly-
man FELTON,, Of Orwell, w. aged 26 wears.
IN the death Of this young man, friends
aud society mourn or retiring habits, lie
was only known by a Few, and yet was re-
spectcd by MI who did not personally know
lin, and @ M in contact with Linn Strong
in body, Youthful in look, vigorous in con-
slutiu-yct disease fastened itself upon
him, and in few short days he was carried
to the silent grave. j. his native town Not
like others, he lad while in health turned
lis attention 70 the Nuljcst Of religion, hope
fully embraced Christ, united with a chris
tan church. ard ", ca Oh. lis d,iup bed de-
clarcd his wiiincuce, to die in Cmi.t.
Nav his example be followed By all the
youthful and ike him be prepared to die.
Con-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
TIE CONTEMPLATED ATTACK
UPON TANPlCO
Corrs'pgni,nes Of The Jogrns' % t,mmcrts
WAsiiivGTov Oct 921

W AtUlNGINN. bti -1N.
{ contract h., been made Is the Gov
crnmcn, with Capt Taylor 10 take tire
Princeton, the Mississippi aud other rcssels
over the bar at Tampico. Capt TAILOR Is
to usc for THIS purpose marine camcs made
% India rubber The depth o. water 90 tic
bar averages ten feet.
Tampiro appear 10 bc strongly defended
by nature. AID il j. probable t'at. ~ late.
as reported. spme cGcctual means ~ der NJ
have been taken hy the Mc1iraus Thus.
the expedition Of Commodore PERI NAY not
be- entirely destitute Of incident iic may
hove an opportunity 20 incrraso the glory Of
bis name, ard tho navy 80 long Inactive.
mas reap some lAurrls. a. vel a. q army.
We rrcc'v1' -radri~es from G~uerni Tay-
lor The .crd ofhccr. and men in the
armj. and aisn the Gp,ernmeut, are anxious
to receive tho expected details 81 the battle
an the events following a. 4 month has
s,acs.d since the batilc n Monterey
II may he doubted whether Gcners
Kearney'. column vii 'lin that n General
T4ylor. a. General VOL vii not 60 t. Cm-
huahua. a. A. hrsi ivsigDed General h elv-
pey vi probably take that rlaoe. garrison
H. and VITA hs remaining force mATrh e
CaEJrnia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

MAsnINGrnN Oct ol

WAsHISGToN, Oct 81
The original plan Of operations in Mexico
has been lately modified The plan first
adopted would have divided and weakened
our forces. That plan w probably agreed
upon at a tim" when /, was supposed that
the Mcxicans would make no show Of oppo-
sltion to the invasion. Ii has since been
urged upon the Executive to concentrate
all the forces upon one object, aud il is as
serted to-day that these necessary changes
have been made in tie original plan.
1t now appears that General Wool is To-
join Gcnercl Taylor at Saltillo moving by
way Of C,.ahuila, and leaving a garrison
there; and that General kearncy is a.
march to the same point by way of Chhun
hua, "A fcnrfully long march
General Patterson. with large force, =
to be transported to Ianpico. and mcars If
transp .riation lave already been PREF nrcd
His f.irc WV j. t.u'd rc,c,tary, be rdcr-
cd to unite with Taylor sat San Luis Poto-
Fl and il not, may be employed in con-
tcniplatcd attack on Vera Cruz
II this is tic plan, it is sensible orc ;
and i, will prevent tie danger, but too ap-
parent, of the utter sacrifice Of Taylor $
command. After allowing for MI the troops
LEFT at Tampiro, SaltilIo, Monterey. CAima
hua, Santa Fc, d., General Taylor will
thus be enabled to meet Santa Aura at San
Luis, With force Of seycntccn thousand
men
We have been on the look cut. today,
for the Government Express expected iron
Boston, after the arrival Of tie Caledonia.
But none has come.
THIS packet was expected to hri"r me
adyiccs as TO the temper in which tic Bit
ISL Government received the rejection by
our Government OF the offer Of mediation :
aud it was said that the dispatches for this
Government would be brought on by an OK
press
The Treasury Notes. Without interest.
continue to be p-id out to disbursmg OH .
GERS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
IFew T. Rprir--li, r,,zr,l,,, fs,,

A-fb T. hfT1Cf--tff " clIrctT-'t fGfr
los % s'ur' Ne t,ct,.d al \.t.hs ~
Monday hsi 81 the isir vt I.,,m Era Y
Prrc. Who "a comr-rv Nth iuo o,h,r
tnHcd Sltits ,o'uhit,is hnd len Camar
r. me ~ u phcs 90 ior ih, O.. uu,ri
- t''nctal =, Boo durug o., advance 20
N"r''''rv. Tho ,nlhfmaul stAus that the
h,"l - ~ W. PIE, rnI ht, isa COMPS non,
49," i"und l,,nr ~ he grass some distance
lf"m The t'ui lr,d,ng from Csratco to
Mcoietcv completely udiled wuh hull.,
hobs TIL loi-s n s,rcriern N,rican
so'ficrs rorc lyng arc, nj hcn
Ali Pee wac he b,ulhcf.in law OF l.cw.
- S"rl-'s, j. OF N,ich,z. anI wa, u,so
r,''cd wn' him ~ the ptaciic, ol The law
When The tGuI'rion was made upon the
S'ni" 81 Ioui'ann Tor tlluu,,ct. h. enrol.
iod himself IN the Sparrow Guard, ,hcn
hlnc ral''d OF Concotd,. mn va. elect. q
"a Lieutenant Of sad company
Upon the d,hlnding 81 tie Ioaisan,
volunteers he determined rll 10 devote
hlm~Ii 10 ihc cans' O. has country. and
proceeded to Csmnteo tor TINT prtpo.r
mccunP with The above unln.Iv mtc A.
he md hiss tive comn1ninns were provided
with revolving pistols It !, surpo. TINT
they mus have Killed the scrrnieen Ne1i
cans IN most desperate encounter
". o. Topic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
n,ie Putlr y, ccnn,rder h 80 "a Al

male bu'kr ''c ccrnmander in .rfie< ard N
drop >ctu e'.tirell Afr loug dehbera,iar
It was found that pull lie oris,on would hot
hc easily REQ I'D :, prrsert to over
'lAug' ,ng Tai =, a.d le va. nominated
TAI - airUr'u,D, produced much di..
c,-.ici auu.r Bai.,I's ai,. ds .o { ..arc..
Bat Gea Butter was int named ,n the hs,
" nominations scut IN under tie act Of Juts
20. 10 organize the volunteer force
Bot suil It va, c,nhdcut, d. hcycd u !,
Butler was some how " other. 10 be mad,
the hero Of the war and. covered al ovci
with isurch, wa 20 be brought forward ia
lSls a, The Dcmocraiic candidate for The
Prrridcncy
il was surni>od' hero that oh1, Tavlor
vas waiting ON o." Rlo Gfaudc far mean.
Of 'ransPortatiou and nplles. the Govern.
mcnt would relieve him from the Command
- had already been done with Genera
Scott. and that the command would be as.
s,gucd g. Butler say this uas surmisod
10y sagaoious persons; but do not knou
that 40 daring IN act Of injustice was Ger.
ously contemplated
l. has often hccu remarked Il at lis var
will make some new candidates f.r the Pre-
idcncy aud it appears that il Will also de-
struy some
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
NOTICE

W tie Hon Probate Cnuu lor t..s District ol
hYtlard. t,.g pis,t0nrfs ipfr'et," stsuiInc
AMI afiu,t ali olatu. AID d-ni,ur. ui =. 49,
s,hA az .ln,l tie estate ct Dsaisl Blr1s Der
ate Of ia. "a said dtsifir', drrO -.rd, repre-
sentet insoireni. snd 81 mont = from the
G,h dsv 81 Oct 1910, blng a.pael ~
sid cuur, iof that pu'f-p.c. vs tp tho -iufc
hereby Rirs nnli,e ihsl Ss an suend io i-e
hgsiLr.s Of orr sad ar-ranrmtai. n The
d~e.hnc hru,e 81 Josn4t llsfnpFtIr ." Ira.
on tHe con dsv a. I,nusrs. n-ui. ''"m 10
o'riock u. ont. 4o'r't.k -. On said
cay y ". liLHaisIEaa -.
JoSs Ni.os -
lrs o. 2 isle a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Conservation. II is SAID 10 have
been observed at Moscow, that two
workmen IN an advanced stage o( pull
monary consumption were cured after
few months employment IN certain
chemical works During this time
they had been almost constantly cx-
posed to the Influence of vapors chnr
gcd with marine salt and sal -amnonl.
ac
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
DIvIsInN or GrNEnAI Wool

DIVISION or GENERAL WooL. Calves
ton, Oct 10. The Victoria Advocate Of
the lst inst, SAYS I'VE understand that
Gen. Wool sent his adyau,' consisting
about 1900 men. on Saturday last. towards
chihuahua intending 10 follow with H., bal
ancc ~ his division Ia the course Of :. few
days"
Tho anne paper says;
We have seen and conyersed with mem
Der Of the Tennessee Mounted Regiment,
whom he left at Lagrange few DAYS ago.
lie reports that the regiment will be here in
n day or two. Quite number Of them
were on the sick lst We have no, learned
their destination, hut presume they will.
wit the kcntucklans, 90 hence to Camarco
to Join General Taylor.
The Kentucky Cavalry are still at the
Bay. We earn that tho have removed
their camp to Port ..avacca, the convenience
of procuring forage being better there than
on the Bay whore they at first cncampcd
We hear that the wIolc regiment has or
dcrs to move TO Camargo. and that il will
take up the line Of march in cigh, or ten
days Those upon the sick list arc rapidly
Improving. = we are informed
We had the pleasure yesterday of shak
ing the band Of our friend, Capt Blake. d
the ID r"glmcnt Of |. : Dragons, who is
CISCO, - a specie train from Port Lava a
70 San Antonio. These funds are doubt.
Joe, dcsi med for TIC parmot' Of the .'rFan-
,as troop, as Gov Samuel Mitchell, a..oth-
er old friend, and Paynaster for that regi
ment, was in company.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Sudden Dcath H. B,hmofe on Toes,
day evening Mrs Faurc. A Ward n
yonng lady not long married WAS found
by her husband on returning lroo. hls busl
SITTING dead IN hcr rocking chair, wnh her
sewing 10 her lap
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
ID. .WO.yEH.I.N..

HAS lusl returned from Boston. and New
II lo,A, with sprDJid a-."iln-n' o'
BoH., Shoes, and Reaav Made C."'L,og
'henp-r and tcuef han ever Over Cna''
Black. Bloc, and Grss, o. q .upsrot ~ 10.
~ 400 Black, Bloc. snd Ga. fs.is -
BaCR Cloth aud S.un Nc-'s, ol I,l--l ~ e.
also lla'. and Cau- ~ .hr Arrest i'suIuns-
al,n Stus. Bns0ifs, Collars. s.1rss, Gloves
and lfm5tc. ais, Gems lntn kulh-'
Over shes viii i'altri l.''Gus--al-s Pa
teni and Common Rubber. also 1c1is' y.
rp,epn cal B,os a..1 Fine can and LIg .
Boot. o. 49, GrpIs' hraly c.f and SO ,~g
r,d Boot also iI.Ck 3 .a.,v.,. lGfer .,'es.
aol 8Yut r. sp.ej li"oi. v~Ifaulrd si,Y
weloI luck Boots, ~ ~. per par slsp
Bow anil Youths Boz. s1l ,Aocs IL.
o '.n received .p.cnIld a-sormeu' uf So
sot upper leather. ,nd OK srd Ii,l'.r
tionef Cp.i .kiDs ,hc'pef iA'n csn te b.
800 Tee County aI-n Pssgs. s,os Tts.|
s,nd ,lpn+s, sine Knives. Heel B4n.. ~
B.,te, aod "'.-fs i<.th+r P,e.s,rs'v~
snl "a'er Pfppt Rsoi,ng. a. ~h,.e,sI~
rt.es a..1 Pure Backlog aui E,-sass .
fcrtnrg 'Hp- 900 ias nralS,t ,.y.-
WANTED. .'rsir Bprn,a, 20 ~. ~,
so1t ~ags, ~. pu.. uas ,s~r,,,.
L,d.c'' hd 'sh., Au,klp. al W...-g
- 90. isHc.s t.s iA.f G4is,, sl,a I.,l..
h' ,-er hasaia', sa9 oyst shoes. bs,sai . M
b-rr1 Wth flr H." received q ~. as5 lo
~ Nlh' ADD ss'eisi. 81 ne lis.F.
'ss..ei2r, Oct -, lsiG t2T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
SHEPARD & HsERikG1 IN.
MERCHANT ThILORS.

CasH~rtn, ~
"AVlNG Jas' returned from New York
i Il Ne have now oo hand .args sssor
mrn, Of Eiench, Engu,h aud Domestic
Cloths, Ca.sin.'es. We, ag,, tnr4t.
Cloves, spspeuIrrs, DfsN,fs. AID Gonde
mems UuIer Sun. At,, a. appointment n
Re- .dy- Made tItD.0g. -. D. a. Pane, Ns,s
Ssck., hravy B.J~ suL J. d, Nesvrt Over
Coats. e.. VI winch ~e .s,. al ne -
est rateS
The above Goot, ne rrly new s'ylr',
and see Ted = .tH Co.,. aD. iH,ie We 40.
,.'r those wishing 90 bay god stnrs q
1ies, tu give u,AoAIl Tons Cob
We haze I,,' receive la- Amen.'n Re
'"u OF lsaiuuns. end go rrw prey red &C.
Ia Cuuus anI al ola.i vof. suir"ed TO-
our care o. o., goo. .'',- rsu bs G,rs %
4uE o'Er' pace.
ta.USt... So. a. y 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
NJ Iti(

A. W'-, Ruand on the 23I ms, by
Rev J A Hacks, DlorrI Donelass Of
Frcdonln ChoIaQuc County. n y to
ilol'n, daughter Of the Il,c Moses Wat.
k,ns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
MISS 8 IHISIE

Nould again inform tbs Ladies Of Ru,.
w land and vicinity hat she has JUS
received from New York the latest FAN and
Winter Fashions, and " Il rndesvof 10 exc
cute all urders with prnmptness, both II
Millinery AMI ManuemIking
Rutland, o iubct 10. lsif -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
PAPER HANGlNGS.

IIST received Al Stoddard- = large sup
~ ply ~ new and fashionable s'vl~s uaret
llnriirp- which will b" Sold ,erv w fr
cash. please ot.. and examine rud YOU shall
he .uilcd--unlhin' else, no Stree
RuNand oct 1s ~
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.NOfirc.

Mr. BOGuE would take tbs opporuni
80 ~ 10 inform The inhahltsn,s ot this VII
lace, and vctnl,v, that he has opened Pu
waite School N the BIZ j School House
Rmand. OCT. 20. lAiB -
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GROCERIES.

4 FRESH supply past r.c~,v~d Nv tho
~ sub~Cii'et. consisting IN pan a. Teas,
y Orleans. r. fined ttu-hed snd Lost Su.
pAts. suTetlnr blrs l.h uii syrup mnlss--.
coffee, tire, fresh bunrh rai.ins rittnn. cur.
rants s'l.rtius, indigo. .latch, m'r. and
scotch snuff, fine cut arl cavrndt III ,t,hs GEO.
Also rute unaduletaed Liquors snd W ines
all sold for cash. produce, or IN short credit
~ low rs can he h"nch, elsewhere, and all
ar'irles not proving 10 he ~ gnnd ~ recon-.
nrndrd ma, he returned Ple,se call and
encourage those who wish io live and paw
their honest d"hls y G. HOWARD
Ru,land Oct o.. l1te ~
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MORAL INSTRUCTOR

NTNNNL T.NS NO UN.
INiE Subscriber Inl|rms his customers
i thai he has obtained tie agency from
the author fur lie salo Of The MORA Ins,ruc-
tar m Rutland Go. The merchants IN the
County VII ~ supplied hs me hereafter ~
The Usual discount heretofore made, All
orders viii be attended To With the utmost
dIspatCh w T. & STorDARp
Rutland Oct % 1910 ~