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pditeIy OF American Beauty viii be n
feature ofthis book, in which willsconstantlv ap-
pear portraits of the most beautiful of the sez.-
Another characteristic viii be
AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,
The other Illustrations shall be executad BY
distinguished either for pict1eresqie beauty on
for historical associations
The osher Illustrations shall be executed by'
tee hrst American Artists, and be in every va
riety and style,v viz; Lane and Supple Enera-
rings; Colored Fo,cers and Birds; Lace York
and Embroidery, Pictures erecutcd in Tints.
Qwarne's SiipesJ' ID sigass, sc.
In short every variety of embellishments, exec
cuted by the best artists, shall continue to grace
our book. We shall be the first to seize the nov
! elites of the day!
PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.
AS elegance aad economy in dress are equally
! desirable, I'VE offer great inducements TO country
leaders, in our monthly descriptions Of the fash
/ ions, accompaniedsby our cororcd plate, which
VIC give atieast, two months in advance of eve
ry coteinporary, being enableds to do this from
carrespondsnts in London and Paris. So COM
| pletely have VIC outstEpped all rivalry. in this
point that the other magazines now only occa-
sionally Furnish the fashiens.s But as long as
astejn dress is desirabla, patterns of the latest
costumes will be indispensable tosthe seq. in or
der te keep the run OF the changes n dress But
in order thai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may not have8to
! give place forthem, weshall publish
(
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

Two or three members Of the Legis.
lature have promised TO keep Us regu.
larly advised of the doings- OF that be-
dy. we shall therefore be able to
give our readers atleast letter once
per week containing the gist of the
proceedings Of tina, body.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

York, (Oct. 28ih) arrived at Liverpool
f7th ult.. :
Steamship Hibernia, from Boston rst
plt., and ST. Johns, y. F., 9th un.,
where She put. in TO reFair.. damages,
arriwdsat LiverPoel. on the 18th.
The Bank Of Ebgland has raised The
rate Of discount. 70 b per cent.
Meetings. have been he'd in Ireland.
to take into consideration the state of
lhe potato crop ofthe country, and re
solutions were passed, and submitted to
Sir R, Peel. asking for the. opening
OF the ports; to s.,p. the distillation OF
gram and abe granting Of loan of a
million and "a hal, 70 supply their pre-
sent necessities.
! Arumor from Russia, which has OIL
tatined iiftfescredit, states that Nicholas
intends 10 abdieate in favor of Tissue.
ecessor, and that when be. LEFT ST. Pc.
ter sburg for lisly his had been re,
solved upol.
The new Tarals Of the zolserein has
. been published but has excited iittle
attention in England. As regards the
Unfied States. The. increased duties will
nofsffectthe imporfatiops. ;.rhetpnsit
duties on coftoa. have, Il win be seen,
been reduced by the Haaoyefian States.
: LlvnafopL scoTres MaEEEf, Nov.sI4
is-a decided change in the tone
and tempo oar Cotton market ahis
week, but not much in prices. On
Monday 1000 bales Of AMERICAS were
:,akenson. specpla;ion, chiefly, it is con
ceived, on the supposition than the re
cent deliberations Of the Cabinet have
had reference 70 the Oregon question
Since that time, purchases to.greater OF
less extent have. been sn1ade daily, on
speculative saceount,s swelling the tota
sales of the week tos35, 500 bales. Lat.
aterly, ,ha.iss since tuesday, the trade
whose stocks daring the Hast twe
months have undergone considerable
reduction have joined freely i'm tht
business going on. But, after alb thC
advance in price is oniv tn very inn
ited extent. and is entirely confined II
American qualities; on the ordinary anc
middfing sorts of-this kind advance
has been obtained $4,000 American
have been taken or speculation.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

The deficiency in the P. Office re.
vinue during the past fiscal year is
a million and quarter Of dollars.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

f. Y. RocRETT, Editor.
PRESIDENTS MEssAGE s

saturday, December a7. 1915.
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Gallery OF Beauty.

The Gallery of American Beauty win be a
i-teature ofthis book, in which will constantlv ap-
pear portraits of ths most beautiful of the sez.L
Another characteristic viii be
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

fiotr.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
Dee. llth quotes -four in that market
AT 5,l5, 5,l24 and. s, 90 per barrel.
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hostility or discomfort on the part Of
The people on the contrary, uhoy.show-
- every symptom oi pleasure at the
change oi masters the country was IN.
dcrguing. On The l2th nit. lelorc the
ARRIVAL ot the Americans, seventeen
hot,cmcn lcn Camnrgo Tor Montcry
capt. Walker had returned from hiS
expedition TO Monterey, and delivered
report, which t. SAID To lie an cN-
.c""dingly interesting onc, OF the state
.oithc country through wh.chhc passed
haliuc places, etc. etc. There IS no
probability Of any opposition bong
made 10 the advance of the American
troops between Camargo and Montcry
mud from wha, could hc collected, the
Mexican force concentrated At the lat
ter point, IS extremely insignificant
Nothing regarding the reported APP
proach Of Paroles, with the army OF
an authentic nature, has been aSccr.
aSccrtaiucd at Head Quarters although
scouts are out III numbers for that
purpose.
Every thing howcvcr,se ms to announce
hat the possession Of Montcry will b.
hctccly disputed rs i, is bv nature & art
one Of :hc most powerful strong holds IL
Mexico. The inhabitants and soldiers arr
daily Employed IN Improving its defencos
Tho crops, II is feared are almost itrcpar
ably injured The cotton harvest is ann
hIlatcd as FOR The corn, much will be saycC
although greatly drtcnoratrd
The Mexican pcasantry are employee
very diligently N cutting wood and pllnl
it on tho banks Of the river, for the steam
boats They receive $3.50 cord lti'
MGskccl wood, and burns vcrj we'll Gen
Taylor put 1t to them, whether they woulc
cut /, and e, paid or obllco him TO have
I II cut by his own men, when they woulC
! loose the price Of labor Wood, however
/ be added must be had
/ Business is very brisk at Mc,lmornS. Fin
weather had ngain assumed pormancn
aspect the waters were every where falllni
end the whole oflhc military were Joyful,
preparing for the opening campaign.
N o. Com Tunes JUiy 81.
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FROM THE'SEAT OF WAR.

Cdmdrgo-- Reconnaissance 20 Montcr "a
--Gcac,ai Tdylor--Eoythcomidg Cam.
Jlign--Evcry fresh arrival from the seat
~ war serves to sharpen curloSlty.and
keep alive the interests we all feel, as
60 future events, III our collision with
Mexico, which is now beginning TO
assume phase Of activity, after ra-
rhcr long interval of rcposc, on the
part of the bcllgcrcuts.
The following highly interesting in
formation, although given in rather
dcsultory form, we derive from n gen
tlcman who has just arrived here from
Camargo, which he visited on the
steamboat Big llatchee, and who left
ihat town on the lith ult
The Big IIatchce reached Camargo
On the evening of the 18th, having on
beard troops and provisional compa-
ny of the 9TH regiment. Two compa-
mes Of the same regiment had Prev
ously arrived on the steamboat Brown
,ylIlc, Enterprise, and J. f.. Roberts.
The river was falling rapidly, and the
Ranchcros reeuming their usual occu-
pations. Col Hays Ranges were not
there at that date. They, however,
had been in, after making reconnolS-
sancc of the country as far as Montcry,
Our informant states that II was repor-
ted, by the rangers, that they had pen
Grated to the prcclpltous cliffs that o.
Ncrhung Monterey, when n trooper, a
very adventurous soldier, named Cum
INNS, reached point, overhanging the
Bishops palace, which commanded a
view of the whole city. The utmost
activity seemed to prevail among the
McXicans, who were buslly employed
IN repairing the old Notifications, and
erecting new ones. The number OF
troops was not aScertained but, from
the movement Observable, it was cyi
dent they were preparing every means
Of defence.
Gen. Taylor is now eneampcd witt
four regiments, Colonies Waltou's
Nayis's, and Marks with the AIaha
mans, under Captain De>ha, at Bucni
Vista. on the borders of n lake, seven
teen miles northwest of Mclamoras. -
The health Of the volunteers here witt
Gen Taylor had much improved, ow
ing to the lime air lhey enjoyed, am
splendid cncamping ground they occu
IIcd.
The roads were perfectly impassibl
for wheeled vehicles, owing to IN
swampy soil, occasioned toy the IN
mcnse falls Of rain which had recent
taken place. The steamer Mercer arr
we'd nj the mouth of the RIO Grand,
on the l7th ut. There were no sign
~ Mexican soidlery in the vicinity {
Camarpo. This town IS but a parr
onc.mtcr alias regards houses and POI
ula,ion, the former not beng more tina
twenty; the whole Of tie populatIo
had been obliged by the inundatIon
sek shelter else where, on the lag
gomds There was no exhibition
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06

MokAYs BiLL PA0Ini-h Will be
&c u ty our Tclcgtaph,c Dispatch that he
h'aiS ~ H'prtiSnfoit,i oyconru,r,6
~ h' Ne"aie' om,ndg,'Hi 10 hr NcKdv,
1hV th and 'h1i all tiio.ls to defeat the
ia'rs' o' 'ha, blii BY Iay,ng on 10, table
o' Otherwise. were badicd The bill ha,
Ntcn forced through both House, beyond
''cchanrc of consideration and will today
be- signed By prcsiIsu, Polk. making /,
.hc law Of the land " y. Tr.bsne
tiousE-The speaker announced iAo
Warchouslng Bill a. the special order Of
the day
III" Bill to reduce the Tarn wa, Re.
Owed from the Senate
Mr. BOYD Of Ky, moved to proceed to
ia consideration
Mr. Bfoadhcnd, OF Pa, demanded the
yeas and nays
Mir Mickey OF y G moAcd 10 call tho
House. which was agreed to The roll
wac called and 100 members answered -
The absences were mex, called, and IL an
s~crcd, making q present The motion
to suspend further proceedings under the
call was carried, l42 TO IS The motion
to postpone the order OF the day until to
morrow, IN order to take up the Tariff bill
from the Senate was agreed to Yeas III
navs 100
The speaker announced message ron
the Senate
Mr. WInthrop,.o Mass. insisted it could
not be taxed up but by a two thirds vote
The speaker SAID the question had beer
put to postpone the regular order and tax,
up The Tariff bill and no DIVISION Of III,
question having been demanded, the major
i'y vote was sufficient
Mr. Winthrop appealed from the .pcn
kcrs decision The appeal was lad on TN
table Yeas IONA Us %.
Mr. Ra,hbnn, Of n. Y, moved to pos,
ponc the bill until monday next,
The speaker SAID 1t was not IN order I'M
I'll tho message had been received Tn
message was then read
Mr. mckay got the floor and moved tc
concur IN the amendments, on which tn
previous question was demanded
Mr. Stewart, Of Pa, moved to Law tn,
whole subject on the table Lost Y cas- o.
Mays l0l.
The main question was then ordered t
he put Yeas 100 Nays 1903,
Mr. THOMPSON, Of Pa, then moved t
lay the bill upon the table Lost, Yeas o
Nays Ill.
The amcnlmen, of the Senate was the
concurrcd in Yeas ll5-Navs %.
a motion to reconsider was made an
voted down, rs intended by the mover -
So he TarlG BIZ has finally passed bot
Houses.
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sad. then, that every street and corner
ia our cities has It's one or more con
DICTIONARY SHOPS, inviting our wives
aud dnughier,cvcry umc thcygo shop
ping or promenadng, to poison their
stomach, onlcchle thclr nerves, and
spoil their beauty To take sweet
meats. candies, confectionery cakcs
and the like, INTO the stomach. at the
hours Of eleven ot two, Is virtually SIT
icidc. No pctson can do II. without
shortening hls life
We do not make unfortunate war
on all confectionery II has l,s place
"A very rare and limited one, how
over As TO ices, If purely made he Is
poor pupil who has not learned thot,
used with moderation, they are ordina.
rIly, almost any hour refreshing and
hoalthiul beverage.
In London, the confectionery shops
are one to ten less than IN Boston.
There, If IA lady wants refreshments
near mid day, she takes n sandwich
or piece Of ham aud bread or crack
or, with n glass Of beer or water. tn,
apology for even thus Is found m th'
fact hatthcy dine as late rs five or 81
o'clock. 1t is practically understood
there, that such concentrated suOstan
ccs rs swcctmCats, lclIics, candies, rel
cakes, etc ar" to be largely dilute,
with other substances, as at dinner
and hence that is the occasion OF
which. If ever, they are INDUCED IN.
Let us not be accused, III thus IN
vcstlgatlng the causes of English an
American relative .youthtuIncss, OF al
undue bias towards English custom,
we propose to follow them only SO fl
as they are good.
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STATE or VERNoNr.,DI

STATE or EERNoNr,RLa,s,psm
pi,inei OF Ro,lspi - ID t,crcd hat
at A,i,otsl piuhsie couu h~1 ., RuuAnd
- .t'la and i.r sstl distncto o Ne 2iN cay OF
Irt. \ u lei6
Present Nm Hall Iotse
m irs'rumcpi IN WIRING I.utrotuDe to 20
.Hc lau NIL sni ir.tsmrni ~ Solomon
Wthc laic o' Nalanttti gro s,id distinct
jccr,sr having been prr,sn'e' % st'
court i'f probate an sll.saur" ty iHntre
Wllc an' Lucinda Ntus, Ihs ,1r,ult..ss'
th'trfu lau,t
lti, rt cred lhA, s'il Nil bo ~ erred ~
probate au1 allnVan,r o. Vie trt Mo- Paw
u,tug llc ,,h dat | September n~si aui
that copy Of ii, otjcf &c puhhshci tltsc
weeks srt,c. sNtly, Previous thereto, ia 90
Rutland lI'rali. ncw'p'rrt printed at Ru'-
land, Not all PERSONS Ir'rtr,iet M, orutAt
eoi ,oulcs, t.' probate rHrtr'l e lh'y scc
Iausc \ irlc COPY ~ trrotd,
,, HENRY NALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06
STATE or VERMONT,
Rutland rs.

Weed. .IAsters : Weed, } Rutland Comfy
IS }t0utt tru. ! era,
John Strong, 1919.
AssumpsN on a pfoms,ufy upic, da.'d
lHh July, lrii, lot thG SUN ui snJIIn
payable In stt mouths aitrr date
BsDa4as, The asIJ John -,rnnr resides v''u.
DOT lhis sJsic, To VII. at Grand R8p,fs in TIE
Stale vt Michigan, and iaa nat Ia1 personal
nouce Of the peu.faoy n .ua suH,-H %
O,deSsd dat he be- hoiIhe G." appeal at lus
ne ~ term OF mt c0un, 10 be h~ic Of ta'.,nd
100 ssIi county, on the tecouI lu,."sf ~
Serlemhcr A 4 ,i-i1 then sHl mste o..
answer thereto. ip lD..sltDg We su.s.4aC-
ll l.r p.ai-lGs do,.fra .,ou u.r.i,rr vIh
ms order lIl,e wcct, sYrccsst,.y ga tho
huI,aDt Herald, prrui,d 81 kuuand. u,, l.sr
publication 90 te az least iwra.y day. b,iHrs
sa,l ,ern ~h..u s.p.i q, d.ru,I sufficient
noIcc And aay thereof , given. 4
" HOPKINS. C.sts
lareg IcVom. Attorney go
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SrATEOF VERMONT.
Rl'laHl, -

George " Strong an ~ rhanccn
Edgar /. Orm.bec, flrsl Judicial Cue
" cont,
Era D Worcester & Roland County,
MhtV : Norrr,,,t Apfl Term, $50
Whereas, George " Srouc mud Edgar
l." Orms5cc, of Rutland m pi county,
have flied thclt OIL IN Chlnccty ogaJns, ~
"a u Worcester aud Mary : Worcester
hts wife, formerly OF sand Rutlind, now OF
parts unknown SrAri>r, that thc ri1'ots
signed note with he said Worcester, IS
surc,i"S, Tor the sum OF ono hundtcd and NJ
" dollars PAYABLE to John y Bcaman OF
Order In one year from date with interest,
and dated 29J September, 1919 and to IN
dcmnliy the orators, the defendants ou the
2sh September, 1913, moueaged to the sad
Strong the following described land IN Shcr.
butnc, IN sad county, 10 wit two hundred
and thirty seven ACRES Of land on night No.
fifteen and one hundred and eighty seven
acres Of land of the east end OF rghl No.
iouy-cisht, being lands that belonged to he
said Mary :. Worcester, with condition
for the redemption OF Ia, same, and that the
defendants never paid SAID note. bat that lhc
said Strong paid The same, Aud Pn,Yi>G
that the defendants may be iorecioscd Of then
equity OF redemption, and that ,he orators
may have their wrt Of possession aud Tor
their costs
The said Worcester and Wife residing out
OF tbs State, so that they cannot be notified
by subpoena. II is ordered that they bo re-
CURED to appear on The hrs, day OF the mex,
term OF this Court, to bo held At Rutland, IN
said county, on the second Tuesday OF Sep
tembe 7, A d 1910. ihon ani thetc 10 an
sser the said bill Aud Tor TINS purpose tho
substance of snId bll and this order be- pub
ished three weeks success,vely, IN the Rut.
/ land Herald, published at Rnilaod, the last
publication to be at least weuty DAYS pfc\l
Gus TO the commencement OF SAID term
which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
+. W. HOPKINS, Clerk
Gc0TGo w. Strong, SOLIcllOt 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06
HOWELL'S PATENT TANNING
MACHINE

Among the various machines for saving
labor and iIciIIalnG manufacture, which
have recently been brought TO the notice OF
the public there is none more worthy Of at.
tcnlIon, saysthc National lntclhgcuccr than
the one the name Of which stands a, the head
OF this notice II may be Justly considered
one Of the nost valuable OF modern inven.
lions, beng OF the utmost importance TO those
already engaged in The manufacture Of lea.
thcr, besides offering great inducements to
others for starting the business. The nu.
mcrous visitor. who have witnessed How
ellis pa,cn, in operation nj the late Nation.
at Exhibition, IN Washington, hud the op.
porlunl Y Of witnessing the rapid progress
which the SKINS made IN the tanning pro
Co.'S a dozen ca.fskins were prepared
and put upon the machine, and were thor.
oughly tanned IN less than SIX hours mo.
ton, IN the aggregate OF the machine Il
the fact had not been witnessed by thou
sands al the fair it would be SAID to be i'm.
possible Who, then, would tan on the old
tcdous,au1 expensive plan, after rhs7 Tn
der proper management we consider thl:
method rs approaching nearer perfection
/ than my other in existence. The oblcc
aimed at has been 10 follow the principles O
the old way, all kinds Of hides and skins
may be tanned, so as to produce snpc
/ nor article Of leather but with the saving
Of scycnty-Gve per cent in umc,and fifty PEI
cent in labor, besides great economy II
bark or tanning material.
The above machines together with tn,
right Of manufacturing aud using them, al,
for sale by David Morgan, Jr, West Rul
land VI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06

A Frcnchman once trading in the
market, was interrupted by an lmpcr-
tlnent would-bc waggish sort Of fcl.
low, who rIdiculcd him by initiating his
imperfect manner of speaking English.
After patiently listening to him for
some time, the Frcnchman coolly re
pIlcd, -"Mlnc fine friend, you vud do
well to stop now for if Sampson had
made no better use Of de jaw bone OF
an Ass than you do, he vud AcvcI
have killed so much phlIstlncs.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06

NJ D ths suh.cnncts, retrr s-votoIe,
he Hoo NE ftnhs.s Gop't tut t.f b,
uici o. larhNveh. CONN, ss,ereu 'c tt.t
rNAminc AND sdluV all claims snd dra b.
81 all T-fspns sranu the estate ot
ts'si tra-g,t. late - N,Hs
ln ss'a nv'trt De-, ss.ed. terirsr-'ed 'r'..
'roi and - urtshs ttrm ~ IN .'' ..
Io',, isto. teiag e9nwcd Nv ss'i ,'
''tihat pufrose we do thettiute hofrN'
eve notice that We VII sittrd Co. Ne W.
'I"c'' at uur saii arrointntut % ht' trs
tiep,e ut t'id lAUI Inn,,s IN ws'h no - I'D"
last Iu'sdsvN o' Srr,c,nh,r Apd Nnvrr''
tru, irp.n rtne o'tlo,k w unH i.Hf %
clock, +. VI o1 each oi saiJ dss
f1Hag Ro'', r.,.,.,
OsitS ltv~.N
WtL.. l.-A =. $50 n
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STEkNEp OR NTOlI,N

lNNON ,hc -uhscuhcf. on W" uIflt ul NE
.Nih luur. black M,rr. ah.n' l.. wears
,,'. ~ltb q b"iIus back. bong 80 i.b t'..
SINAI. ~htr ,p,i on her nose aui orc laf e
little ta,icn. And p.t-uu who wii ttt.'"
said mare, ~ give notice Wbctc shc may "a.
found shall tr,'tc non thc suN'uIp,t al
trlsuuAhie ctntcc, nVtn J,,l.1>
West klll.I Juh ISIS. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06
lOlS SALE

TilE valuahlc properly known rs the
- l"ouotd & Carpenter Factory 90.
gclhls web machinery IS nov offered mt
sale. Tho above property u situated ~ 'hc
town OF Hampton Washington county y
\ uni - on the great thorouRhhro ruo.
nlng from Nh',hlll. to Euuaud. bong
SIX m,Ns from Whnch1l at which place
goods can b. received and shipped
J II BEANAN
Yves, pouHncy, Jolly 2Jl, 1916 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06

Comp lain,s incident 10 lho 'cmnlo frame,
from pant ol ,teiii>e published Nv nr
\ sughn, aud which is IN nae hands of agents
who sell his mcdIalnc THIS vegetable AMI
Gle Is the only rcmcdy known tor the numct
Gus lis under the above class Of complaints
and icmalcs can resort At once to Tins ailicle
with confidence Pamphlets furnished gIa.
uuouslV where tie a,ucic N sold see az
Ncfusluc column
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August Isl 1916.

stat. n Vcrmont, DE itremembcr-
D,tuc, olRuland, S. { Dcdthat at spc-
cial probate court holden at Rutland within
and for SAID distinct on the 24h day Of Jolly
4. u. 1916.
Present, WIN Hall, Judge
John II Val, administrator Of The estate
Of Arson Button, late NJ Dandy in said DIS.
tucl, decreased, iuteslatc, proposing to rem
der an account of his administration Of sad
estate.
lis ordered th1t said account be referred
for cNam.nat~pd allowance to tho htst Mon.
day, beng tho 7,h day OF Sep,cm7cf next and
that a copy Of tins order bs published three
weeks successycly, previous thereto ~ tie
Rutland lIenld,s newspaper printed al Rot
land, that an PERSONS lItcrr-tcd may appeal
AMI object TO the same II they see cause.
A true copy of Record
- HENRY HALL Register.
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NAYS Mcssrs Archer Barrow Der
ucn, Cameron, Cillcy, J. NJ. Clayton,
y Clayton, Corwin, Cnlicndcn, Davis
DAYTON, Evans, Greene, Huntington.
johnson Of Nd, Johnson of Ia. Man
eum Miller, Morchcod, Niles, pcnrcc.
rh''p, Summons, Sturgeon, pham.
Webster W oddbudgc-27.
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MARRIED

In ST Johns Church, East Poulncy. on
the 3Uh uII by the Rev John a. HICKS,
Albert II Bailey, to Miss Ca,harnc Fran.
cos Neal.
Ia Trinity Church, in this village, on
the 4,h inst ty the Rev John A Hicks,
l.. Wells llbbard, VI u, of Cas,lcton, to
Miss Helen Maua Stone, Of Bellows Falls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06
CKOt' kerry SC

OLD hand tlE # hna
~ Flowing tiuo, white, hgh' aud dlrt
Buc Ware
Glass wato Of al Kinds
Hall lamps aud lnnictns,
solar and lard lamps new stv,,a at To,. -
Prices
Lamp wicks Of AL kinds
Tea trays. Britannia, German s'vcf, 5n !
plated ware Tor sale by VIZ. IL IoW
Nhtthall, JuiN u 20 ~
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IOCOFOCO CONVENTION

The Iocos held their County Conven
uoa on Thursday Of ia" week a. WcH
RuHaul We have receive o account of
their proceedings and only learn that they
nominated as candidates for County sera.
,on-i5 be run dorm Hons Jonas Clark OF
Midtown. Caleb Hall Of Clarendon and
David IIallor pra.orj I. would be no
comphmon.,o these gentlemen TO say thai
they arc worthy Of being PLACED 600 O Tr'.
ton so unonyAJ'c-ani sc wi. 'ae'e.aro
only say that they are clever e'.''t goo.
looking &c-5.ti.J hg 'rffs
a.
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IRON, STEEL. &C.

ENGhSil, Swede's, Russia. aadhm, re-
can Iron, Marble So r'.',s of too
P,~u Iron Compan, cd Sable. N,ulcn
and Norwegian uah rods Ns,'.fs. t,eu,
g. Jessops German and CAsls'ccl Eugl,l
corklnR, Blister and spring Nt"l ArmtA
ges aud WIlLusou'4 Moushols AuNls 50.
cos, Files and TasCa fottalo rs
VIZ II loss.
Whitehall, JuB l1iG. so lw