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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

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There could be two three regiments more raised III
the city, II their services demanded aos, as quick
as winking. N o. Delta 3ls' ult
LEGISLATIVE DEpUTATIos TO MATAMoRos-
The House Of Representatives with proper appreciation
of the courtesy to gallant Cen Taylor have dele
gated committee OF their body 10 present him with
the him by the State and with the resolu
tons expressive of his services TO the country which the
Legislature has, with reclamation, passed,
The committee whom this gratifying duty 10 con-
fded is composed OF Messrs Csrrigsn Zachare, Tue
mey BENT and Smith, They leave in the course OF the
day on their mission. N. o. Delta, 3lst ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
Remopals.

DENOyAL-MIsS AuGU5Ti BROWNE, {ls,e Or
II g.rs. of Dr. Coxs Chsrch Composer ssd Professor Of
Music has removed 10 is9 Broadway, n L The 81 house.
anove and continues give lessons the Orsan
P;aro Forte. md 10 Composition and singing.
ar BROWNE, Professor OF The L9si.ritn System CT
Mr,ica Education aad toad ator Nj Logger b-gs Leave
10 announce thai fJrrS clsss this system his
house Broad n y To In- musical world comment
oc this mod, Is super iicu4
N 5-Logier. E-tnsrIarJ Lessons FOR the Pisao Forte
FOR sal j-a7r
nix GKAsDIN, Deuust has removed 10 No. Is9
DBeeck-r-st oue door from NcDouzal, where be viii
attend 10 all who may favor him with heir patronage
both Of the Country and City, with pronpneas and care
les iw.
HALsTED'S anti Dys pepuc Chairs removed 10 10
I1Brosdwsy, opposite Inc nsnsioa House ie5 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

e We learn by Telegraph from Philadelphia
that Judge Archibald Randall ofths [. District Court
died yesterday morning O'Clock Of Gastric Apoplexy He
has had several serious attacks during the past year
The Courts all adjourned yesterday morning IN compliment
20 his memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
CONSTIPATION (CosTI7ENEss

: =
nESTROYED wiIhcuLh Medicines, 10 -cions or Baths
~ Di.coy-ry recently made IN France oy Mr. "ar!cn--
Pnce so cents
The thh English edition. translated from the sd French
edition of the exposition OF natural simple agreeable anc
infsibe mean recerty discovered In Frsnce noL only
OF overcoming sSo OF pesy destroying obstinate
invet-reie and habua constipation without Using either
purgsriyes injections or bs;hs followed by great
nurloer OF authentic documents from emn-r physicians
and other p-r,ops Of distinction, certifying re con-
nIee ec,cy Of the means Sod a. The National Depot OF
Wsror OF Paris; No l5a Wiismst between Fulton and
Ann as and also OF Mr. john Mhsu, lSS Brosdwsy Mr.
C. H. Ri,g, corner Jonnst AID Broadway; MssHs WJai
K-trhau l2 Ful,on-s aad In Brooklyn or DR. Charles
Stane No. i3i Fulton al mylo 2aTlmfrSIu
FOR THE PILES.
AR CPEAMS ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy q
~. cure for The Plies, internal or extsTna oe-dmR
or hind sod 81 ~ Puliors Dyisior-s By the Pro-
nror regularly educated Physician OF twenty years ex
,eenes conhnet Office practice here Piles and ali
Cbrn.c t.,ss.cs are successiily treated Medical Oes
Ias 8nv.-r door, .bn-- spruz.i rhl7 amOiW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

OST-Boad Number $3.50 for $500, OF the Erie Canal
u Company" Pa signed RUFUS s Reed, Prest payable
IA 1880 TO bearer intel al per cent payable annually
nteres, endorsed paid up 10 Isl January 1875 Tho
shove described Bond hiss been Loaf and nnding
TIE and returning TO the subscribers will BE- suitably
rewarded. -HEMEYS, SREESE SAMPSON,
les Ivy lSl Greenwichst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
General Notices.
1iu,n.I Nenefit Life Insurnnce Company,

re- Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
No ii Wa.s-lIis now year ,pce this Institution com
menced tie Of Life Insurance on The liberal plan
hen FRA. announced its prospectus Thai The principles
therein Contained have The appreciation OF those
who have soue The advantages which such An Institution
affords In making PROVISION Tor family leeds no other
nroo Than the statement OF the fact ina. l70 Policies have
been Issued and that premiums 10 the amount Of Ssh os
. have bean received during that period
The Of funds received Tor premiums mas arescy
esisbH,bed large capital which NUT rapidly increase by
the payments of the second years. premiums the accrung
interest and the receipts for new policies The
from Il csc sources enables the Directors 10 full
I'll their promises lay up reserve fund 10 meet the H.
cressipg aees insured-egust 10 ing every --psy
all demands FOR losses and 10 divide large Pron among Inc
insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09


Nbols amount Of premiums FIRST yesr ........S5ins -
TINS Compsny hss wiki but Two losses, amorn!.
'ns 10 seven RosT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
JOS L. LORD, Agent
las STEWART M D. No 81 Broadway. myth
rrT The Cure without Uedicine.-Dr. CHRIsTrr,s
GTv.yic Rises AND MAGNETIC FLuIp.-This new appi-
e.tton ~ MYSTERIOUS powers Of Gavantsm snc Magnet
~ !. ssr,y increased attention for lis wonderful Ell
IN hr 1rr OF Nervous Discrtersthe most painful AID
,snx n ,he many diseases which all usiect-
- .nnls s-niicsrou Of n- Rings src Fluid Is reed
n M nae OF Ire expersive Batteries and machines "a being
5, nrsrshIe for their uniform chespnes safely and Sue
css. Only Agency IN New-YorE ls2 BROADWAY
nsw gork on Gsivsnism By Dr. A q. CHRISTIE ju''
i..ns ard 10 be rad gratis al The agency myISu IstP
I,dfes-Mrs- COVE continues 10 give atvice
- ,-ao,,nns VIII respect the application Of W asr
sac NtI III 81 women aad cnldTen Der resi-
Curs ~ u. ~ ,o o. - mJ7 Sun
~ For Boston Viz Norwich and W orcester.
Tr- stsn1n-r Cleopatra Capt ularn. WI eave Solt1
70. ~ pier No Norh River every hors Hsdnf'.ay ahG
E,,dc, E, IL connecting WITH the cars al AHyIs
eoS tnx5Sj GALES PRATT. Jr. Csntreior-
Ell. Sherwood, Commissioner Of Deeds Iof tae
s,sis. orNew-York Ohio, Michigan Illinois ard Te1s.,
sI,o Wi.ron,n and Iowa Territory. Once . flne-sL
go. r., ~ I.u.totn- house. up sisirs mJ1S u
81 pbreucloatsts and Publishers.-FOWLsa
Wrffs Isl Esssea-sI New-Fork myll lnos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

ltAEL.lR and Bedroom, with pantry attached 10 lei,
unfpnahed, without board, 10 one or Two single gentle
le,ien Tho apartments pleasantly located iu modern
built house, Ia The immediate negnborhood Of the Psrk
AMY at n CITY Hall PIara. Al5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
VOL. We. NO. So.

not the kind Of fighting like, with river flowing between
U.s. wish 10 meet the enemy open ground. II is In
such sght that unnecessary eHus!on Of blood Is
avoided and II Is in such tght that look forward for
favorable result letting these naughty Americans know
the lengths TO which the vaior Of troops carry
them"
Tie Bolen o1l Dc Ia dtrisios del yor> Of the lst May
SAYS tina; the commander ard officers taken prisoners
were lodged IN General impudias house, and that
they all treated well better, than Tie Mexcans
themselves every efTo. being made 10 make them
Portable and 10 supply them with every thing far as the
country would afford.
According TO General Arsta's dispatches we see that
the Mexican forces which crossed the river we're 20e0
Infantry and lO0 cavalry with IL pieces Of artillery a.d
General Mca remained a: Ms:amorcs with lO07 men and
~ pieces OF artillery defend the CITY, should troops
attack it. Some re!nforceemenis afterwards re-
cei7ed which raised the whole Mexican force 10 men,
viz 5000 infantry and 800 cavalry
We have carefully looked our files Of Mexican pa
pers. and find nothing more Of interest 10 add.
MILITARY MovEMESTs.-Our city has now SET
drum the shr notes Of theffe but seldom heard
hats glazed caps and semi military uniform longer
ofthe Volunteering Rendezvous but within all quiet
the enrolment Is over
There az the L. s. Barracks waiting 10 emoaE
for the seat of
The st. Louis Legion Goo
Sixth Louisiana Regt Col. Featherston 500
Artillery Battalion. Ma. Gally. -...-.-.-..- 800
One company Of Col Peytons volunteers. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

voR TIE RENovAL AND PERMANENT CVKE OF AL
DISEASES ARISING from An tNPuSs STATE OF
RLRir SYsIEN. VII:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

e~ pbr,uoIoststs and Publfahers.-FoWLs
4 Wills Isl Esssea-sl New-Fork myll lnos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
Ell LATEST STYLE--AT THE OLD SrAsD-T
ELL CLARK now Offers 10 the public the aisst fashion

ag HATS! HATS!.-Psrs Moleskin Hats at s.,
equal 10 those sod by Others 81 also elegant dress
Hss 81 50 and 81 49, superior in stye and finish 10
those many places S. Hsia al 81 @. g. MUAcR
will be pleased see his friends al this establishment
myT Inn GEO. p. II. BROWN, l46 CanaLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
TO HAT MANUFACTURERS.
aH ELEGANT SUMMER HATs-tl

ELI by any and the lowest city prce) combating OF su
perior White and Pearl Brush, White and Pearl Cas-
s!mere White and Drsb Beavers Also good assortment
Of Black Fur, French and Germsn moeskn Hats very
superior imitation Moeskn Hat Al me reduced price Of
81 25 which will compare adysn,ageou. with Has sold al
81 and 50 Him any instance the above does rot give
perfect Satisfaction, BIZ fully obtained by giving in
formation 20 the subscriber. J. w. KELLOGG,
mygO 3msod. lie Canal-,L
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-21

TmE TAX LAw.---iYill cost the citizens Of
Crawford county over oaetlousaad dollars!
This Is what federalists call setrencAanert ana
reformi Such reformation would certainly
have more beneficial influence anywhere
else than 10 Ohio where the state debt ok
ceeds tccnty millions Of dollars Peoples
Forum. 4.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-21

KNOX CouNrY.-The Mr.. Vernon Banner
Of last week says: /" Almost revolution is
ON foot in Monroe township in regard TO
the odious Wing Tax Law The Assessor
has been round and left his blank forms, re-
quiring the Tax payers to list their property
and SWEAR to II, which they REFUSE dc
do. We have received their objections
signed by nearly TWO HUNDRED Of the
Tax payers Of the township without regard
to party, but they came too late, for insertler
this week. Be patient, gentlemen, and you
shall have the pleasure of being heard mex
week. s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-21

Ono BANK PApER.-The credit Of the
Ohio banks is beginning to shake. This is
not surprising when we consider the fact that
their charters allow them to issue ttce dollars
in paper money for every fifteen cents in spe-
Gle which they keepin their vaults! Read
the following:
g MorEY MATTERs.--Th difficulty Of OBJ
tanning drafts on New York for Ohio money,
at Cleveland, and other points at which out
money dealers have heretofore been in the
habit Of exchanging it, first put up the rates
Of discount upon il, and has since stopped its
purchase altogether, at some ofthe "offices
Ii wolild be difficult now to sell a large a.
mount Of western bank notes here, exceptai
a very large discount. The dealers in Can
ada money keep 6rm."--BnfaIo Courier.
AT Pittsburgh, The notes Of Ohio banks
have fallen 10 two per cent below par. A
Cincinnati, on tho 2lstult,, the paper Of al
Ohio banks out of that city, was still quoted
at IL tiscouat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
S1ACI, NOTICE
- 0N''TF ~ Q Y =.
IN and shet Monday May II, an accom-

n y AFN N'ff MUMMY NaN lls sN stOpU-
~ nr'tano0 .,sse will leave Rutland s,c
~ M0odav, W-,icc,isy and fnd,v. aSa
IA aud sru,e ~ krene = y. m same DAY.
RETURNING.
ies,e kecne. everN TucsdAN. Thursday spd
~4iutIav. at So m aud arrive at Rutland
same DIV. ~ : T. IN.
A. Ca,,u3i., ~, Inc will connect i,h ,
INC lot CIafeuroi. y II same DAY.
RETURNING.
pa.scrcrx can lcave Clafcmont every
TLe,tay, Thursday aud Saturday at a
NJ AID 90 50 Casilcton, VI. tho ssmo night
there connecting wlih the burlington and
MAN, huo going directly % without sleep
lnc and arriving at ilb1ry lie neat day al
+ III.
Also
with line that lcavosCsslc'on. ~ , o'clS,k
the next morning Dr Whitehall ana Sara,o-
-. arriving a. Saratoga same day at p. m
Al Walpolo this line CONNECTS with tho
Connecticut River line, aud arriving nj Brat
ilehefo' same DAYS by S p, IN Returning
leaves Brar.churo Tuesday, Thursday snd
Saturdays, arriving at Rutland &. p. IN. same
day.
1hcHUtling,on q Boston regular mail line
via Rutland and kocue, ~ IL, viii leave
Rutland every day as heretofore at pm.eX.
cepi Saturdays. leave Sunday Morning al
: a. IN. aud arrive ~ Boston in 90 hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at .. IN. cv'
eN dav except Sundays TO connect with this
line at Rutland srms days, so that passen'
gers can 90 from whitehall 10 Boston in two
days. +. FOSTER COOK & co.
1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

I Is now about ten wears since this medi.
i cine has been introduced TO the public
and II stands unuvalled In its effects, bear.
IN the severe test OF the scrutiny Of all class
es, both friendly and unlriendly. II is but
Tor one puTpose-for the use OF Mothers, who
have 10 pass through a sea Of affection in
GIVING birth TO mankind, not 10 lie described
1t is 10 you, We make appeal, 1t is for your
general aud special good that YOU should
make use of one bottle OF the MOTH.
ER'S RELIEF belole confinement, then
YOU can approach the pa,urient chamber
without feeling as if YOU were going 10 the
chamber Of Gea,h You may res; assured
That II viii still all fehrllc and nervous af
IeotIons. II smoolhs and shields from irritl.
non, and by It's peculiar properties, it des
uoys the cause Of hemorrhaCe or infama
ton that 50 often attends and follows the
hour OF parlurlron. 1t causes sweat and
natural rest, and al last facilitates the birth
50 that mothers will not have TO pass thro
such eNcruciating pain and distress The
mothers relief may be depended upon in all
cases OF thieatnlng abortion, where il is DOS
Slble to be prevented in cases Of spasms
&C, causing frequent alarm, from two lt
three doses will give immediate relief
As The subject ~ one that cannot with nro,
Pneiy be fully discussed IN this public man
neT, we invlc all who feel interested TO cal
on our agents (most Of the respectable drug.
Pls's IN lie United States,) or on the manu-.
! iaoiurcr, and they will be furnished with a
pamphlet IN which they will hud all the facts
To form correct opinion OF lis merits. and
also The opinion OF many physicians of emi.
nence, and OF persons who have become ac-
quslnted with lis beneficial effects
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNTY
W +. SloddlId, Ru,land-N. " Saw
yer, liumoulh-L NJ. Walker, Clarendon
Spa.-D. Morgan Jr q Co, WestRu,land-
I, d Spencer q Co, Fletcher & Wright
Or"ell,-Nail d Ous, Middletown-L Jov
Benson.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We learn that spurious aruclss Of Moth,
er's rcItel are put up by e.. II. a J. II. Cole
mau, OF Buffalo, one DI Suuth oi New York
also Coms,oCk of y. y, his bottles and cut
with the directions that arc pasted on ,bs
ho1uc, are nearly perfect fac smile to our,
lie once was an agent Of ours and has the
genuine pamphlets consequently It IL wei
calculated 10 deceive the public. Ask 70,
! barho'ck's Mo.her's Relief None is Gen.
uinc un.oss our signatures are found within
HE wreath of the direction thatls pasted on
'he houlc, signed with our own hand, and o.
yer the neck Of the bottle is a FAC 1imlle oil
our hand writing. also.
John Laugd0n, Farluyv PoiHt VI. il a
sen; ~ The Stale of Vermont Order. ad
dressed 10 him will meet with prompt sltg8.
/ lion.
By attending 20 rae aho,c fra-lor. DO or,
| need hs Imposed l..r.
- Gm Gal tRTHOLICK.
I
GRAIN ,L4BLLN
! NgN safe .T IL IHLE MING
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
DR.. II. F. PEERY'S
NERMlFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT
FOR WORMS.

A hcbly roipatie Preparation, enrnHe, from
The Jvnmpifud, ofuy Gcton, 4 clear-
rs he SuNi,m ~ (tic hours
NJ orcry irorm
There "a pc,hsp. no disease to which Children
arc exposed common and fatal worms; they I'm
tate the syn ponis AZ almost oNer Other complaint,
add often ptoJune the most alarming effects before
the! arc sutIrctcd. Tie symptoms which are pro-
duccd Is III. ittItatiou of warm, in the bowels and
which with ,omc degree e certainty indicate their
oItstarce arc ~ follows -Counicnanoc pale, tongue
~hucIN iurrod, grinding of the teeth ictd breath,
stomach hard and swelicd. wasting of tho flesh.
sickness and p'ns IN tho stomach bow els either too
costi'c or too lOosc. great ltcllulncss unnatural
craving tor clay DIRT OF chalk cole, COMMISSIONS,
hts. &c. sc.
Numetou. certificates Of the value and usefulness
OF thus preparation arc almost daily received.
The following - from tic Rev. W u Winton
distinguished preacher Of the Methodist Churh.
abingdon Va. May ~, 1913.
do hereby certify that have used DR. Pecry's
N,rmiupo IN my family 10 TIC great satisiaLtion Of
uNfeli and tchcf of my children. II ~ prompt IN
II, acton aud N one are removed large number of
worms ~ three or four hours amer II was gwen to
the child. ! am satisfied that as a Nemlfure II 10
superior to any that ! have ever used
W - wINToN.
Nc~bcrn y. { May sd, 1874.
Dear Sri ha,d been anNou.ly looking for a
mother supply Of your bead Shot Ncrnifu.c %
Applications i"r tue medicine. aud ! should Lc
Pieascd 10 Supply the d'msnd II has proved itself
80 Ear as tned IN this vicinity. to be positive spc-
ofc and no humbug. Please inform me by return
mail how soon you can furnish mo with anotocr
supply.
Truly yours }. A. LOGAN.
Ftice % cents per VIA.
Prepared by DIR. u. F. PrrHY and sold ~hoIc.
sale and retail by A. B. 4 D.SANDS, Drug
pss, 100 Fulton ST. corner Of William, n.
York.
Sold also by Iuiher Daniels, Rutland; ].
d. Bcaman, W. Pouliney; II. Simons, Pitts
Iotd, aud by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. 2sIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
RI,NlON Al.

n J KNIGHT would inform his hicnds,
- ,us,ouCts and tlc public generally that
he has trmuycd from hs o'd 'far} into tie
new t,.alrg duou north of tia court
iru>c. % SLAMS, where hc has y suitable
shop and which contains all lie necessary
implements. iof making mems and boys
wearing sppatel with dispatch IN the most
hshiona1.e >'y'c, aud IN manner of dura-
DulU (spcaktng supctlauveIy) which can
not be surpassed and winch csnno, fail but
10 give sauslsclIon, TO the most skepiical and
iss,idIous
Pr,oes TO correspond with tho man snd
Times" lie has Iusi received direct from
the city Of Now Yolk, the Spring & sum.
mer fashions, and ~ now ready and prcpar-
ed TO meet the calls of his numerous friends
and customers Grateful for pas, iavofs aud
having long arc adopted Ftaukhn's principle
keep your shop aud your shop wi.I kccQ
YOU" he would most respectfully So.
llcit opniinl non OF the same.
Cutting for others to make. aud warranted
10 ht-providcd, the aforesaid oiL,rS make
hem properly. Al, kinds oi produce taken
90 payment
Remember , doors north Of the Cour,
Iiou,c-up stlitS-- Entrance north side Of
Il. i. Bells store.
J. I. h. earnestly rcitetatcs the demand
that those having unsettled accounts wilh
hun Of three years standing, and owe hlm,
(as this lenllv - sufficient tor the most siacL
and lawlcss mus, make immediate settle
meul, or lie will he under the necessity OF
r'soring to the remedy 80 wisely provided
ior m such cases, by our able Legislators
Rutland. say IL. 1876. 9o,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

III the subsc nbers being appointed by
w tie Hon Probate Count Tor lte district of
alrhaven Commissioners 10 receive examine
aad ADJUST all claims and demands OF all pef-
sons against the estate of ions M.suN. laic
o' 'aei.ct1n. IE said dl-tlrt. deceased. repre-
seu'ed insoNoLt, aud All months from the
ey'h day OF August inst, being allowed by
sAii court Tor That purpose, we DO therefor,
hereby give notice that We viii attend to tue
ousiLess Of our tald appointment, a, tAe
late tetldeore Of sad deceasel. iu Cas,Ie,ou
On ne lass MondaY Of September. and fri
Monday 10 December beIr. from nine o'c.or.
4. u until ga 0olJck p 81 on ,aid d,,.
balod Al Ca'ils'ou. Aogo,, % 1910.
sAsrrt LHrrru =,
~ AIArILu Gkfs.tr ~oh 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
100 BBLS. MESS PORK.
Notice.

THIS NAV certify that have this day Civ
L en- my son. Marcus G.. Newton, hls Tine
during tic remainder OF his minority, and
shall cIalm more ol his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after tnis date
ALEXANDER NrwroS
CiarcI lln, Mly %, 1916. ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
FOR SAIL,

htI fur,tst l' mare. vel tf.t' e..
~ GORE RI n " BENNIIT.
Rutland. Auso1 % is9e -
\kfUlIIIMONT = t0so,ritsftd |s-'i
w Ole Nr,ur. sure and ell C'raI t'm-
O., ff U,.tfhsa and Bowel Compliant. tor
$50 Nv " J. {. Sruhnirn.
kLl.anI In-N %. ltth- -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

BYRON the subscriber, on tho night Of the
Il 2s,h June, black Mare. about 10 wear,
Old with hollow hack long switch tai, a
small white spot on her nose, and one uip a
tLle ialien. And person who viii return
.aid mare, or give notice where she may Ue
found shall receive lion The subscriber all
reasonable ohsrges Dawn JI.EsoN
West Rutland, July Il, 1916. So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
FOR SALE

TIlE 1a.1atIo ptopeiy Known ~ Ih'
u I<onad & Carpenter Factory To-.
cHAcf urh machinery - nos Glued i't
1.s The above ifap'i'y 'ttunnd m he
town n Hampton Washington county. \
! al - Oh re great lhoroughMte run.
mig from Wtrrhali. to EuIao1, tong
49, iu from Whushsll, a, which place
goods can be received and ,hlp7'd