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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. I Wall
street. corner Of Broadway has hand and
" making good assortment Of Trunks, Vaises Carpet
Bags, and Satchels, wholesale and retail.
Also superior article Of sole leather trunks suitable fer
French Male Posfe
Orders for the Weat Indies South America &C., filled with
disnstrh ust xvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

A. A. SAMANOS
OFFERS FOR SALE-TOBACCO-
~ g bales new crop, prime 80 wrappers 81 ago.
Olyes--200 boxes fresh Marseilles.
Segars-300 NJ, general assortment Hsvsnas.
50 NJ new brand Principe.
Bsss-1 bale, LIST class.
The above are offered liberal terms, No o. Broadwa
up stairs. jy30 1w"nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.


IHOhN OHAMfAONE.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delightful Champagne il il
"A which the attention of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The sranding ofths Win,
superior that OF this country and nIghs
price than that Of the best brands.
c. LIVINGSTON T. CO.,
nsxII n WILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

MARTELLE CO., respectfully inform the ladies
"A. visiting the above watering place. that after the Istof
August, he is to be found Mrs Tew (Tewtown the
occupied him last where be had
handsome collection of head dresses, flowers perfumery.
combs &c, &c. jy30 Iwsrc
nRUG STORE established in 1895, for Sale-The sub
- scrbers wishing devote their entire attention their
down town offer for sale that we'll known stand 60 Bow
Walker together with Stock and Fixtures
Soda Fountains &C. The doing good business
and offers chance rarely to be with Apply
WEEKS ANDERSON, 30 Fulton.
au2 lWsrC Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

A FULL SUIT Of superfne Cloth made to order in the
IA substantial and fashionable STYLE
for $50, at MOFFATTS fashionable Cash Tailoring Esab
lishment No 81 Catharne New York. Every article
the line equally low Call and see
va eodIwsr JOHN MOFFAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

A. A. SAMANOS.
,Nc;N BROADWAY (up stairsl
A GENT for Messrs Menck Backes late Ghemi.t of A
"A Golsh offers for sale, on accommodating terms
23co gross large !;si SIZE FRICTION Matches.
All In perfect shipping ORDER worthy the attention of bn
South America and the West Indies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
REMON Al.
n EW L. D D u =

CLFNEN'r 4 PROCTOR have remov-
Y o1 90 mo store formerly occupied bN 4.
a. Munger lNu \iilactl whcr' hsV a'e
Iow receiving from bus'rr.
Incnt of : i 1T sc &C. HA'
.g,i
Dtv Goods. GroteuO. tfoclsrt. Gla''
and Hard Var, PASS. Oii
and De- StUF,
,rd al ARTICLES usually kept 10 ,sney
store at unprecedented i,r crteJ Tor cash
coun't, produce, OF good approved credit
1Aey would invite all Wishing TO obtain
gools ,i,3p to cali Ani t,sminc then s'o,k
,oro purchasing clsew arc and We Tee a.
red that tho quality a. price ooHHoi tob
'1 vuL
They havo als1 a Tow thousand feet Of p.no
bo,tds Tor sale
Thcy Keep constant, on hand hour VI the
most approved brands which they will sell
! by Vic lood OF barrel, al Whitehall prices
/ tmspuua,ou added,
/" l., Rock, Weston, Barrel and Dairy
! SALT Plaster Ne.
CLEMENT d PROCTOR.
! Rutland. May ., $40. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
REMOVAL,
I =. KNIGHT would inform BE friends
y CUSTOMERS rnd the pubic generally that
e has removed from hs old stand into the

I =. KNIGHT would inform h.s friends
~ CUSTOMERS snd the pubic generally that
he has removed from h.s old stand into the
1sw building. ! '.s uorth oi ihs couu
80 - .ett be has sot.autc
shop. and which contains a,l the necessary
Implements. iaf ma, mcu's and BOYS
wearing apparel with dispatch tho most
fashionable s,ylc aod ~ a manner OF dua-
biltv speaking suycf,suvcN) Which O.
pot be surpassed and which ,aun1t tail boat
lo etvc satisfaction. to To, mos, sAcpuoai and
iastdiouS.
Pri,,t TO correspond vIth tic ,r'~ lod
TUNES" lie las Just received dire, from
the 10y of New Yo,k, tho Spnne n sum
ne 'Hshions, and ~ noH ready auI prrJu.
ed 10 meet tho calls of uI' uumcruus iu-H1s
and customers. Grlclul Tor past iayots, AND
having ieng ago adopted Rankin, principle
keep Nout shop and Souf shop Wi AccG
vow ho would most respectfully so
ilct' 'oDunuaupn OF thc SAME.
tuN.g tor Others io MAKE, aud wartautct
to ,-pt.,Id'd, tno -lut,,oII olAtri max
:hcm .opcry Al. KINDS o., ptodu,c ukeg
IA lhJm .l
RcucmDet , doots month Of TIC Cour
/ II .,>r-up slalf,--In,tducr noih Ride %
/ u. l. B".is store
/ J f. * carucstF tyitrr,ie, tho tcm1u.
/ that those having i,unsetli,d accounts viu
! HIM ot three years stanuiur, aui owe hlm
las thls lenI,v j. sufficient iur tnr must Sias
aud sawicss' must make immediate settle
4 mcH,, az be- va. De under me Necessity q
fesouug to The remedy 80 wisely provide
for "a such cases, by our able Legislators
Rutland, say l., lelG .o1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

U7-Mcn measure their charities by
"A peculiar standard. A man who has
but a dollar IN ms pocket would give Il
penny for almost any purpose. ii ne
had hundred dollars, he might GIVE
one carry It higher and there comes a
falling oil. One hundred would be
considered too large a sum iorhm who
has ten thousand, while a present OF
one thousand would be- deemed mIrac-
ulous from a man worth one hundred
thousand the proportion Is the
same thro ushout, and the poor mans
penny, the widows mite, Is more than
the rich mans high sounding and
widely trumpctcd bencioctlon'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
SnELRuRN mon SCHOOL.

THE Summer Term Of this Institution will
commence on Mond,v the 18Th day Of Nav,
sad continue n weeks Toe Trustees have
engaged the .-,,.s ot VI ROYCE,
\ u a. punlp.i, with such assistance -
the interest of the school NAV rcguito \
complete Chemical and Philosophical appa
tatus, together with Terrestrial and toIrs"
Globes has lately been p"' based D,...
which weekly Lectures Will tc given 10 u'e
school through the summrt. lnvWCtuH
V,li he gwen 10 ptAwtug and "a vocal m1
SIC 60 those who desire Il
Tuition - 90 p'- quarter, Boaoi 81 30 to
: 90 week, scholars tom wi OF so vii
hc expected lo pay 2 car tuuon M Vance
II : MORSE.
LEVI rONSrOCk, ia Trustees
4 NASH T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

RIPLEY 4 BAILEY
EsANi\G dispose 81 most az their oI
stock of Gopd- are now receiving ftom
New York a much ,aracr assortment ihan
ever before, whi,h vii mike their stock al
mos, entirely new aud vi, bc Sold st much
lower prices lh,n formerly, amaas which
may be found ''" '"iIowing
Broldiohs. Caaimrre and Sau.a,h ),
ants SumU.r c0ois, a "lsa raJttg,
Lddics Dress Goods ant NhauS;
Lqt.es and Misses N,Jav all ToycHcc
B,HHeiG
Prints NEW p1trerns,) Paraso.s, CIavats, RIB
IONS, atrhClais. ladies' travelling bags, Ncs
.u.,' gents six and hc'd SATIN crayas Leg
horn hats, b.eachri and brown shccunqs aud
saINngs. bed ucAlng, summer s,ulls, batting
and tr,onp
Cr.elrry and G'qu U4rc H1r4.4-e di4d
5uhCrF. a,>c choI'e assortment Of
IamHg Gror>tl', P4tHis, O.h s
d.. NiuFt, Wwan~ Gl1H
aud Sab, salt, tog~,
fist, s., d.,
/ J, arc invited lo Ca.i d examine these goods
before Purchasing elsewhere. All kind, o
country produce taken iuoHchango Tor goods
Rutland, stay IL, l-i6. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
4 HREE DAYS LATER FROM THE
ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

Tia sclf EiieA ard Clsu. arrived al New o..
ls,h' ~ he Rs. ton Bsto,, santiago, ~hieh
place ,be len % tie e9,h sit
She tpor. TIA, Gag, wssbr 40 ssrp, 7OTo.
a. R'hs,', .sr, rntt BY i,,i. force .: NeI,e,ns
"a tie Ssh, about - miles IRON Point lnLel--
1lsy ~tfr seahy al tlllod.
Cap, wIltsr ,Soo.,doi 10 reaching Poist Isabel
n.P on the .c,b. with Only nta he in.
nediai,i, sgphed To Csft. Thomas fot u.h, snd
snsoascsd his determination 10 proceed Va Generai
Taylor, camp. or DIE 10 the stiempt-bi, object
bling 10 oomnebieit. foil particulars Of the aitsek
10 The command ing ofsosr
There had been ne communicates With roinl
Isstsi iot three days.
Cspt wAltsr vas formerly 10 the Tei,.rs,tnu
scr',ee. sad was ,tationed Ib,wo. al'ont label ard
The ramp ~ith r' t4nssts lie ioBai ts,erai orb.
teams ~hoa had b.co taken ~ the Mcicaat vLi,
go,nr TO Point bats.
u" started rom h'csmpo on to esth g. 'cronpo..
te and open q commune ton With Gtu Ta,lor e
possible When 10 h-d rcschcJ L.lf wa,. tnn,t
o'cf~be'm.ut force ol M,I.c,us spprsobcd lim
'sdden.' lie directed hs troop. = portI"n OF whom
Nete raw recruits, To Keep 90 his right an utdcrsd
hem to fttfe under co'et OF ohsppotal close by .
ba, hi' raw uoop'-panio stfiosen--.oAttsred IN
-. -'pr. I he hstCans advanced 90 such great
nanbcr, TIA, be was obliged 10 reuto. lie was toll
io~td by the heIoans Until ~,tt.s mile OF roiat
I.at.l
lie had only two ofL,. mcn With him SI others
subsequently arrived capt " estImries the NUN.
Ter Of McIcAus be encountered 81 So and he
supposed that al feast ~ Of them fell during tie
fifteen minutes tslengaged them Thus forr- 'suP-
posed to be p"'unn Of that which had al la,, ac-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

TouCnING ExrREssIoN.-A GER
tam lady had two children, girls both
young and nearly the same age, But
the elder one by some whm or accident
posscscd all the mothers affection, there
was noncfor the younger-nothlng but
harshncss. Very lately the mothertell
sick and was confined TO her bed
While lying there she heaFcd gentle
footsteps approaching It.
is ii you, my child' said the SICK
woman.
no, mann, naiycly and softly sand
the resigned one, 1T IS me"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
RARE CHANCE
CIOTON'SIMpRONED BEE HIVE

M subscribers are puw prepared 10 oiIcr
for sale thls highly valuable invention, for
wmch Ieltets paleol.novc nccn obtained and
winch II Is confidently asserted, combines
sIi!cicut advantages over all other hives
goo" ~ use, to make It worthy the auenlIon
oi a.. such as keep or are DESTROYS Of
Accpiog bees, even though /, Toe but
one swarm The construction oi,thc hive
is simple, and so adapted 10 the nature and
habits OF bees, as that the more numerous
tie bees, the more room Is furnished tor
them to Labor '..' ha' nlli.l of the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

hFFEkN tor sale a general assuNmcn,
~ OF New and itShlonshlo goods Iusl r..
coivo from New YORK, comprising about
2Oony1fds prints ~ the latest styles also n"w
s,,ies OF De Lanes, Balfornes, Giughems
Lawns, Musins, SC Also f,nfcuce Bon
nets, Ribbons aud Tabs, Shawls. Crayats,
Laccs Edolne and Foo,lngs etc, KID shoes,
Sips, Duss,ns etc
Also
Btnadcluth>, Ncstlngs, Cas>imeres, Culting
and pant 'stun also general assortment al
Hardware. Cfockcry and Groceries, all ol
which WI. bc sold on the most reasonable
Terms. ~
Ptsiord, May LIST. 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

Coop PEToRT.-Thc retort courte-
Gus was fully experienced by the celc-
bratcd counselor, Jack Lee, on the nor
then circuit. Beng engaged IN exam
ming one Mary PrIlchard, of Barnslcy,
he began with
We'll, Mary, if | may credit what
hear, may venture to address you by
the name of Black Moll.'
Faith, you may, master lawyer, sald
she. for am always called so by the
blackgunrds "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

A curious lrIshman, after ovcrhcar-
ing part Of conversation about the
western country, on one Of the y. Y.
Ferry Boats, replied, Faith, and yell
not catch me going there before I've
seen the pl-co
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

a RIcu REroRr.-Itis said Of theMar.
gus oil OF IoWnshenl that when young
man, aad engaged in battle he saw a drum
mcr al his side killed with cannon bail,
which shaueScd his brains IN every ducc.
ton. HIS eyes were ut once fixed upon
,hc ghas,ly object, and seemed wholly to
,ngrcss his thoughts A superior odiccr
observing him supposed he was in'Imia.
ted by the slght, and addressed him IN II
manner to cheer his spn.s o. said
the young Marquis with calmnes but
severity, am not frightened am only
puzzled to make on, how any man with such
a quaint ny u brains ever came 10 be here J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

i4l, uhe, Mhen eRdmt d hy those aC-
quaIuled WIN the manag' ices /, I'm
mediaiely purchased at ighly Iecummcn-
dcG aud sucul IeCommv udalluns, from ma.
ny OF the first men IN the state, (among
whom are GOV Sl,dr and Lieut. Gov Ia
TONI are pubishet o.. pamp.he,, together
hive and the mauag, u. Of bees which
r,mphle's accompany 'as sale Of each It,
!HIs inycHuon ., ,uo rr-u.tol much study
and rraearc au.. nuw u j, offered Tor sale
not iof the pay, Of amaaAIng a fortune,
uui with lac cuuilIrut bcIel that the INTRO
duction aud general use Of Itwt,! be an meal
cu,ah,e public benefit. Being DESTROYS tull
tins hive should be ImmcoIaiciy introduced
to the public, AM ITS superior advantages
appreciated an enjoyed, the propTIe!on Will
dispose of town OF county rights upon terms
highly advantageous to purchasers
applications for town or county rights
should be made 10 Aaron Cotton, PiuAheId.
uf tp i VI. Bennett. Gaysyill,e, VI and iuf
lndiy.du1, ghls 10 R.t.and and McnIou 10
". IS Bailey Of Rutland puslora q" Milo
June Of Pnlslord; for Clat,atDu andSufrws
bury 10 Timothy o & IDs1n, ur Woodstock
ana Reading to PhiIo lIl'cu OF Woodstock
Tor PomIc' to John Che5Si, Pomi,eI
On. Of the propnotuis will he al the ~.
uug OF the courts IN thI, state and also ar
Doe suing ofile Legislature 90 .a.u. .af
prepared 10 Sci. nights 90 Icasona ,e teFG,, to
suit ,he purchasers.
AARON COLTON
JOHN NJ BENNETT
rI'shC' J. ATrI, g3d 1916 D. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
JEwELRY q WATCHES.
II W. BENNETT

IL bEsaN vi I
HAVING rehtled his shop, and tsplen-
i i isho d his osses, would ssy 10 his cd
customer. lss well a. IN those who would
Ike TO become sus els now fcs o., g.
"sn upon t"cn ~ .., tne greatest pleasure,
confidently believing that he cs1 give enl,rs
Satisfaction 10 all who will e. i'm far
chance. Prices will be as low a. Tho uush-
ty 1.-The articles will admit, and evsty srii,
clio wausried 10 be every way the same as
sold foI.
i : L. w. II. would give his mos, sin
cere thanks Tor the liberal ps,roaage Ne has
received since with YOU. and a. he hss be-"
u".rrtun te hy fire together With o,hei l"'ses
he lrgs t.uo TO say 80 those who b'ite,-
hlm H. p- tonest N trade, and uprghI 10
Zeal, iha much depends upon their libsrsli.
~. IL W d. asks YOU not TO lutchaso OF
him u yuu have 10 roy more than elsewhere,
bot INuu can Uny - cheap, he feels to ask
%, ,oi the o,utcns oi Rutland at ,casl) the
ah,ve Is AitlcJ at from the fact that many
who Ssh me "c,I, DO not At al times con.
...cr tween they buy OF pedlarS and 9th.
At tne te susisi them q, INV cx.
gems, It my expense, from the fact
tat 81, atuCles ana the interest u
'unrnua inlH1 along hly business j.
not iucia,tv, but might be made 80 II | could
have the support of my townsmen and the
ciuzens generally.
Rutland, May 10, 1916 Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
NOTICE,

TEllIS may certify that nave this doy
j given my son Henry Smith his time
during the remainder OF his minority and
shall claim none Of hls earnings and pay no
debts Of ms contracting after TINS date
JAMES &. SNlrH.
IfydcvI'ln. Apn 23t, lEiG ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS
OF EDUCATION

Acreoably to he directions olihe Statute,
a Convention Of The Superintendent, Teach.
crs, and Friends Of Education Of Rutland
County will be held al the village OF RuI'
land, on Wednesday, the Sd Of June next,
ii, ten o'clock 4 NJ.
The Town SupernlcnIeE1 are rOques.
ted 10 be puncluai in their attendance, as II
As desirable tha, They should adoPi uHy0Tn
u<assyes ia relation TO the animation oil
teachers aud supervision OF schools, by
which each may have the benefit Of he CT
ner,nce Of all Il IS also requested that
they vii! cnleayor 10 induce as many as
possible olihe TeGtAeri o. 5oiA sfLe' to al
tonl, that the COnv,nlion may have Iheir
advice IN the great work OF reform, and
that The man objecl OF the lA@ "a directing
such Conya1nps, may not be defeated by
their non Pee.
As the Of uniformity Of books
will also "a tefore the Convention a
subject N which all The community have o
direct aud immediate intereS,, every friend
TO oduealIon IN the couuly Is invited 10 par
tieipale IN the discussion and haal decision
ol.h,s lmpouan, matter
THOS II. PALMER,
Sun OF Schools ior Rutland County
Rutland County, May re- ls46
tr5-Ts E4.4ori The lA~ has made NJ
nr5r.slon for the eIpensea OF Ihese CSnVen
zoos neyer.heless /, q hapnd that the ed
tons Of every paper eireSisiiag IN Rp'lan.
Couaty will ehserflIly AID the cause OF Cd
oesiiOa BY inserting this nO'iee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
EW GOOnS

THE undougEed has ,his day rrrci'ed
,arge and splendid assortment Of Dry Goods,
among which NAV be found sons OF The la
teal styles of ladies' and Gsnilsmen's Dress
Goods. Also good assortment Of Groes-
ries. Hardware AMI Crocks'y. for particulars
W az The store Of q. J.. ROBBINS
Ruiland, May 4, 1876. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
RICH DRESS GOO

Maxim" ~" largest aud best assortment CNtr
bcl, .nrtod.
Om.ic and Btoehc Figured Barcgcs.
Plain Buegcs, regular clan Tartan designs,
Har"pcs and Balconies,
Puntcd Balconies Of every variety d prices,
Omhrc and Printed Matquiscs
Bingham Mu,lins, Plaid and striped
cnch Bingham Muslns,
Dtautod Bingham Robes,
Painted Lawns, Otgandcs aud Cobal,ines,
French Mopndoie Muslns,
Ombrc and Painted Muslin do LANES.
Rich Btoohl Cashmere Fmbruidr'd Nous de
Laines, Lace MusIin & light Gg'd Shaws.
FIry ps Rich Nous DO LANES,
200 Ps. Prints, including c."-g var y Of
~ lr Introduced prizes,
RIch Bonnet Ribbons, Scatls, Cav s, Lace
net, CARDINALS, Hosiery, 80.
large assonmo ...o Iods NJ every
d. ,-upuon, IN, ,udlng, la.' Can,brics,
PLAID do. Stupid do, Bi,ho lawns, SWISS
Lawns, wish pTca, variety 81 other styles
Suitable lot dresses.
A large assoumeni Of Summer Stuhs Tot
mems and boys wear.
lickinps billings .Bieachd Cot,ons. with
every other variety of Domestic ''"'
\ general assortment OF catoc
nan, Ingram, very heavy al at.
tcrns-at reduced prices
& K O. Il k +, S
81 Cruz Syrup, =. H., \. q. MoaSses a
grand ahlclo at 20 cents per gal, StCtuZ,
=. X. aud \, Sugars, Java, Eaguafs Cot
fees, Cnron, Figs, flloers, Almonds, Bra
al nuts, Eng, Wallnuts, Eng Currents, &c.
Very handsome assortment Of
{ X o c X = ~
7 + II T. Low T. T rRIC T. S q,
. 'urrhHsef, are invited t. cyamiuc the ap1ya
stock, which for richness extent and variety
never was before cqualed in this region.
As our goods are bought to sell not 10 keep,
those who favor US with call may depend
upon having them Al their i1"c,t ~ah raiuc.
+. PARKER q co.
Cls'l,,0n, May |. 1916 ID.(
s ,, =, vENNoNT, BEt',emsm.
, At probate court held at CnNlctoG within
, and Tor said district, Oh the iIh day o. Nay
, 4. y. loiC.
4 Present, \ Warner, Judge.
Elisha Alien, administrator of tho estate Of
Sadoc frsblr late OF Pawlot itslld district,
, deceased, having mae application 10 said
n court by hlA petition IA wulIng representing
, that the peuona. estate ul raid deceased ~
q insufficient to pay the debts agalns, said es-
4 tate and expenses Of admluisrralio. Oy about
the sum OF S5i73,G0 and requesting said
, court TO gan. him license 10 sell all of the
=. real estate of said deceased
Therefore, ltl, Ordered that said app'ica
ton he referred for hearing ADD decision TO
. the first "Wednesday BON. 'he 'dday tun'
next, and thsta -totr
=. ed lhie' weeks 81 ,Ntp, prev
. TO- IA thn Rutland Herald, nrwspa ,un.
o ted at Rutland, hat oil persons may appeal
T. and pi' ,"ds for the payment or the debt,
n and e1pruccs ar Otherwise Object 10 The sam,
q II they see cause
r. A Irue copy Of record. 10
, Attest JAHgs A WlLsrE, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
ROPE.
Ne,r arrrrai Of Sprmg Goods al lie Farmer!
frcharge.

Neir drrIrGi ~ Spring Goods al lie Farmers
frchdHgc
u. II. SABlN x co, Agents
Are now receiving directly from New York
a large and complete assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods. This is our second
lot OF goods this spnng, consequently we
Lave tire latest patterns, Styles aud fashions.
Among them may be found,
$500 yds prints, from 6 cents. upwards Of
every variety, English Scotch, and Ameri-
can Glnshams, Bazuunes, Muslins, Muslin
Ginghom,. frcnch Lawns Fgd Aiplne,,
Plaid, 5 rlpcI, Crossoyet, AMI Onhte do
Lanes, also general aSoonmen, "i sum
mcr shawls, consisting OF % Siodlia 81
Recherche, French plud, Datnask, d, Lime
&c All the above goods can be bou2'n Tor
cash OF ready pay at the loves. ,e,l.e
prices d, II. II SABlN d co. Agents.
Walniord, Mly 10. II
p > We have just received the most de-
slrahc ass brtmenl Of white dress goods ev'
er offered IN tnIs cOun'y-'No mistake
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NOTICE.

THIS "a IN certify that hsvo tins dav given
nv .ons Henry &. Is Fillmore and Chsde,
". Flmofe'iheir Tune during The remainder
Oi their minority .toirs uss Ct business fof them
selves. aud ihal claim Rons Of their wager
nor paw sny debts ~ their o0ai'seiins shst
n. iais. LUTHER FILLMORE
hIddlstown, April ~, Ism. 10
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS
AND GAPS.

VIIE subscriber announces 10 bis patrons
j and ne public generally, that he has
nov OF hand a large sJpply 81 noe Hats and
Caps, made after the CIV fashions OF this
sprins. and he wound lsnhsr say that be de-
hes composition a. " The so used. work
mansh,p srd price. ISRAEL COOK.
RuLland, Apul IS, 1910. l6u
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DIED
ATTENTION CLARENDON Guard,

1T \. Is. II Is hoped aud beIicved
that The same spirit which has heretofore
e. a iersed the Guatls "Ill ,utynes ar
lives ~ the bosom Of evefy member uf that
'orps and will be manifested on the I'd cay
OF June, by the usual mode 'the prompt at
ientluu uf every member
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A CARD

nRAPEk, ALDRlCH a FkIAK respec-
IL fully solicit tLe attentions Of Vermont mer-
chsuis 10 their stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY q ODs
compFiAising as desirable an sssorimeai a.
can be found al any house 10 the city, which
they pledge themselves 20 sell on la,or-
able terms. Second TO none m their fscili-
lies f"' obtaining good Al TIE lowest fates,
and ANXIOUS onIy 20 euityan a sale tfr
hoEeTef. close, iboy are ready sHd willing
10 dispose Of their stock a The smallest Nv
Ing advance on originsl eosl--tbsr motto be
log small profits snd quick returns
DRAPER. ALDRICH A FRINK.
Ct LI9sny 81. nssi Broadway, NY l62s
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5000


EAnA FEET msohine clapbosrds,
OOOO no~ snd very superior srlels.
IN thIs section, also t~D sells Biscksmitn
screw plales, together with q general assou-
ment Of Wagon ire. round, fiat. ard square
ron and steel, lDf sale n thr r'o'.
JAMES ''"
ROLAND. Nay :, 1910
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MARRIED.

In Clarendon, on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Nathan r. Peck, Of Sacke,,s
iiarbor n. Y, Mn. JAMES J. GRIrprS.
OF Stockbridee, TO Miss SARAH NJ,
daughter of I.enscy Round, Esq, of
the former place.
10 lhnby, on the l2'h inH b, IA, R,y
5 W. Clemens, Mr. Allied * ~ 20 Mss
Euulce Button al of u
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<iiaWIs and Scarfs

ST received aud tot safety
~ u. =. BrIr.
Rutland, say 3. 1916. 10
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pcrfIIIttcry.

.llpICt frerchPefiumery together nh
~ a superior aruclc Of Cologne for sale Ly
W. T.. e. STODDARn