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NEW GOODS

i.
HAVING justgeceived IaSge additiuu
In % par former Stock We als mob pre-.
psffd le oIer the public IS comPlels saeTl-
mont md desirable styles IS Ioaa-sbe tound
ina conntry store among which are Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Salinett, and Jenes q
various colOus and qualiiy II Bnhkakites,
MDhsre. Parametta and kalpaca Cloths,
EaFhmeFe, eBrnca T'ppet and Wo'l ShAWs.
Ginghama and CaIicoes. in abdhdauce.s-
A1n1s. CaFpeting. Buffalo 'R0bes B00ls,
Leather, and India Rubhet, Shoes q, IN 2
supply Of Hardware, CrpckeFy, lane wafe,
and Groceries. IN short articles 90 name
rons 10 mention, that we are willing o sell
cheap for cash or in exchange for any ki ia
Of prodUce.,i -
i. WANTED any quantity Hooks g. Eye
sewed ON Cards.. e's,'iii''I's"i
i'e 's PICKETT & TURRELE.,a,
South Farms, Oct 18th l847. ''~
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ao-SAMUEL JOHNSON. Road Inspector
Cor the town Of Litchtield. gives notice that he
has adjourned the i..spection Of the remaining
roads IN said town until Monday the 25.h inst,
when he expects every contractor to be ready
for his reception.
Lilcbfeld, Oct. u, 1917,
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SK months from the 25th day OF Sep.
y last are allowed by the court OF pro-
bate for the District of Sharon 10 the
creditors 0f the estate of Trowbridge
Lock w0od. laie of Sharon, deceased 10
present their claims against said estate.
WE--lhe commissioners on SAID estate,
win meet 10 receive said claims al Rams
SIMS Hotel in Sharon, on Monday Dec 6
next. and on tho Sd Tuesday In March.
.l64s. nd | O'Clock p. M. on each of said
days. CHAUNCEY PARDEE ! CONS
SAM'L ROBErS. mis'rs
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LEVI HEAT0N,
DAVID NATION,
Commissioners.

ME Court Of probate for The district Of
i New Milford hath limited and allowed
0 mouths from date hereof for the creditors
" the estate al Rebecca Buckingham. late OF
New Milford to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglecr 10 present their
claims properly attested within said time will
be barred recovery. All persons indebted
10 said esiale are requested TO make immesll-
ate payment 10 r. M. BUCKINGHAM
Administrator.
New Milford. Septen,ber 9th. 1917 81
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aFhe animals of this collection are conf
IDENTITY pfl'Ted Tor public inspection, as being
The choicest andFrncst perfect specimens ever
Exhibited The majority Of them have been
imported during The last two years, witheut
regard tnprice. and they firm not only the best
hui the largest lection represented to the
public.
or The above will exhibit at Middefown,
on Saturday tl'e $50, 1t Meriden, on Monday
The 25lhs A Bristol. an Tuesday the goth, at
plymouth Hollow, on "Wednesday, the 9th
and al New M ilford on Friday the goth.
keThe Mensgerie will exhibi, at LHeAftld,
on e a tJRSDAY, Oct os,h, ls47. The Pro.
|cession will enter Town about 1lso'clock, in
The forenoon.
0Us@Admission only IS cents--Chldren un-
der 0years, l2 l-2 cents Doors open from
I | 10 4. p, M,
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E LATHRoP & BRADFORD On
NOTICE.

4 NOVICE.
trHE Court of Propate for The District Of Itch
field, hath limited and allowed SIX Aza1lhs
ftom this date, for the creditors Of the esss{e d
\ Horace G. Phelps,
ate ofIitch6eid 10 said district. deceased. With
IN which 70 exhibit their claims against said Es-
kate. 1or settlement. ALI claims not presented
wi,hin said time properly sttesied, will be de-
barred recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are request
"a 20 make immediate payment to
LUClUS d. WOODRUFF,
Administrator
Lischfeld, Oct. 10. ls47. q 5w
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UND OF IHE TNE
READ THIS.

From the Daily Evening Bnlleun.J
II 10 not our custom I. puff Patent Medicines
ilnless We know them 10 be renlly excellent. -
tiayng ourselves knowledge Of DIR. Woods
tSarsaparila and Wild Cherry BitGrs. and hav
Ting Several friends who have beenhencfi,ted Ivy
their use, we do not hesitate 10 recommend them
to the public. Both SarsapnrilIa and w lid Cher
sy are articles nf esisbiisliedreputaii0n insfhs
medical world, md this preparation IL nnd dc will
great care, and appears 20 combine all the inedi
cinal qualities OF both in nm unusual mainer.-
Any one suffering from diseases n the blood. In
digestion, or headache, would do well to give
these btters trial.
from the New. Bedford Rcaistsrl
DR. Woods .Sars1p1riLla and Wild Cherry BIZ,
iers-The responsibility Of gentlemen in this
town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits,
within their personal knowledge, derived hnB,
the nee Of this compound OF sarsapa and wild
cherry, 10 such as to put 10 resi- al doubts as Il,
the value Of these exiracta 10 these &ntftrinR
from Dyspepsia, Janndice, Indigestion, Headache
or scrofulous d. seases.
From the Boston Daily Times.J
HEADACHE - One 81 The besf remedies that
we have heard Of for this Distressing complaint.
viii, its origin Indigestion is DR.. Woods Sarsas
parilla and Wild Cherry Bitters, which confines
III the advantages of the tonic and apericn, me-
icines of the day and is frcefrom many u ihcir
Idisadvantagea.
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LIST or LETTERS remaining IL ne
Post Office, al Litchfeld. Oct. |. ls47.
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FOR SALE.

rNSHE Farm Of land owned by Moore
y ChiieDden, decensed, situa ed a.
ho,lt one ard huff mites west Of
Laktville IN Salisbury contninn. bout
2 acres, conveniently divided INTO
Meadow, Plow-l land andpas'ure, and CON
l'fiiling god buildings and much more
lyeOd Ill d timber fhan ARE necessary for
Use o. the firm. Also, 20 Of val,,a>
sbie plow-IuDd, sifuated about one half
mile west Of sad LakcvilIe. ENQUIRE Of
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a true rOpy OF record.
DAVIDsC. SANFORD, Judge.

At court # Probate holden at Salisbury,
within and TO. the Dissrict.,f Salisbury on
on the 39th day Of Septemher, a. D.4is47
PRESENT John G. Mitchell, Esq Judge
I'm motion If the Executors Of the last
~ will and testament of JOHN 1. COZ
FL NGss late " Salisbury. within said District
deceased This court doth decree that six
months from This date belimted and allowed
lar the cfedisnrs Of said estate toexhibit thei,
claims. against he same, TO said Executors !;
cid dirrc, fhaispublic noii.e he given Of thi .
rider. by advertising IN a newspaper publish-
ed in LitchfrId, al,dby posting 4 copy thereof
IN the public sign post in said town ri Sails
',usy.asparesi the place where The deceased
AT dweit.
Certified from Record
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A few more of those fashionable Fall Cling.
N hams Just received and for sale at 10 l-2
cts per yard, at the Wolcot'ville Cash Store.
LATHPOP L. BRADFORD.
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CNrt tieu from Record.
JOHN g. MITCHELL. Judge,

Al u court 0f Probate holien At Plymouth
within and for the district of Plymouth
on the 25th day Of September, lS47
Present, Henry B Graves. Esq Judge.
SAMUEL Garnsey Esq. administrator
- on the Estate of Horace Stevens, late
of Plymouth, within said district, deceased,
having represented said estate insolvent,
and given notice 10 all concerned, 10 appea r
before this court the present day, at two ~
clock p. nj TO be heard relative to the ap.
pointment of Commissioners, and none ap-
pearing, this courl doth appoint Levi Hea-
ton aud David Nation commissioners to ex :
anime and adjust the claims Of the credit.
.ors Of said esta e; and also dolh decree that
six months be allowed them 10 exhibit their
claims TO said commissioners, after they
shall have given public notice fthis order
by advertising the same in a newspaper
published in Litchfeld county. and BY posts
ing a g py therefore on a public sign pos,
in said Town of Plymouth.
Certified from Record,
AMMI GIDDINGS, Clerk.
We the above named commissioners here
BIZ give notice that we will meet 10 dis
charge the duties of our appointment on
Thursday the 18th day of November nexs
at 9o'clrck in the forenoon, al the house
where the decreased last dweli, 10 said Piy>
mouth. and also again on the 10Th day of
March 1918. al 8 o'clock forenoon, al said
named place.
9 LEVI HEAT0N,
DAVID NATION,
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IfVHIS extract Of Sarsaparilla and
- Wild Cherryis speedy remedy3for Jsun
dice, Liver omplan,, Dyspepsia, Scrofula and
all such diseases as take their rise in on impure
state Of the blood. impaired digestion, morhid
state Ofthe Liver and SiOma III, weakness oil ihe
Nervous system, and jsordered and debilitar
ted constitution.
DR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit.
tiers have already, BY their substantial excel
10 ice, won a degree of public favor and patron.
mge. which puts them beyond the need VI re-
commendatinn. 4
Being faithfully prepared Of the most excel.
ent materials, they car be fully confidcl IN by
al in need Of tonic, apcriens Or Alternative r.
NEEDY.
| and strength, and gaining much bylits upi0u
with the Wild Cherry, a tonic Of the first order
This happy combination is the only one eyel
made Of these articles, and founded as Il il on
the best medical principles, and their virtues
extracted by rigid chemical analysis, expert
ence has shown rs usual power and efficacy
This preparation will be found on trial, 10 b.
sure and speedy remedy for the diseases emu
meraied above. They purify the blood, secure
| regular digestion, promote healthy action o
the Liver and stomach. and strengthen the
nerves. at once securing
HEALTH AND VIGOR
10 the whole system. nall cases Of 8
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS
arising from Indigestion or Nervous irrtationi
hey have been used with remarkable success
nor are they less useful as remedyfnr Head.
ache, Flatulcncy, Loss Of Appelite, and gene.
raj prosfrafion 0f The system.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. s
rs a "a ~ Nss
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&
Afn Cuun 4 Probate 1al1sn - SAaEqn, w''..io
spdt de Dis.lics e sh1lpa. On =, - -
Ps..en.. Cuanrl r. sspswIcE Eso. yuass.
&rPOE ,is petilion Of IEEzf Rrrn. q I.se,5
cna1fr. Ohio. showing . Tits Cnnff That
~ +. Ihe parent and natnrnl enafiinn q Alex-
nndef Reed aud Benjamin. 4, Reed o(said com
~. minors fhnt sni1 minors own certain real e.
STATE Situated il stid dislFici 20 VII: f0h al that
paFi oftlse real estate Of Abraham Prait late or
said Sharon, dece ased, Whichis encountered 6V
the lie esinse ofhis widow and which said MI
n0Es are in common with oihef devisees 81 ne
said Abraham PFatt. valued NJ ahous one num-
dred and twenty dollars praying this conft fnr
reasons set forth IN said petition, xo mss an
order auihoFizine and empowering said petition
e. o. sUule other meet pefsQu to sell and convey
the interest Of said minors IN said described
premises according 10 the Statue ii such cases
made and provided las per petnion on Gle da-
Ted 0eeuber Bib. 1913.
Ordered, That said petition hs 60ntin-
ned 20 the 18th dav Of December i847,
than % be heard and determined as the Pro-
bate Office in said District, at 9 O'Clock IN The
fnrenoons and that notice ofihe pendency theFe-
Of be gwen by publishing this order In news,
paper published in Lilchfieid. ahree weeks sne-
eesSivrly, al leasi six weeks beiore the said ash
dag OF December
A true capv Of Record.
CHARLES f. SEDGWfCK. Judge.
Sharon, Der. s, l6Az, % 3ws
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from the Bosion paily Mail

8 lFfOtU fH6 DUBtutts WHfty WILL. tt# IN
A NEw AND ExcELLEET RENgpY, I'VE would
call the attention Of our readers TO the advcise-
Inenf in another column 81 new md ritiraS
si0ns remedy, DR.. Woods Sarsapari and NJ ia
Cherry Bitlers Although this fine preparation
har a1ly been offered for pale dnriIa The rast
veal, Il has already won the conidences.f tbf
public, ms most skilinliy prepared and deIieItuI
combination of two OF The safest and most ncixe
remedial aQenisin the world.
From the Plymouth R0ck.1
Dr. WOODS SARsAHARILf.H AND Wild CnFaKy
BJTTERs.--We do not make IL practice Vive
good name " niedicines.uniess sal,siedofihcir
curative powers. But from an the evi6enee we
can gather concerning DR. Woods SaraaparilIa
and wild Cherry btseys. we are convinced fhdt
il will do alts pFoprletor assumes 70. IT. within
our acqua ance are gentlemen who hasesdefi
we'd much benefit from its use = and cur aLvieetn
ell persons afflicted with any Of the COMPLAINTS
for which this compound is recomme BdesI. ID. 10
call on his agent,J J. T. Hall, and procure bot
ms-CAUTIoN TO THE PUBLIC. q
ria and Wild Cherry Bs,srs md AN receive ps
other. This y shc iiss preparation 81 saTsapa.
| filIa enc wild cherry combined ever offered to
1.-The public. el74 1t kSeaf success Attending lie
lse hasindue*e @44anpsineipledt0c oUnierfeiiit
~ pIesenta4* zee chat the bottles buve he
Itess pressed IN lie eIass, and further protection
eel nkel On the b0ttIe win be signed BY the pro-
srietgf. 3. Thornicn, Jr Take these precautions
aud ycn will get she genuine article.
ELISHA THORNTON. Ia.
Hx465z <ohEn AND SOLE PRoHR'EToE, Chemist
and 0<a&kisf, New Bedford, where III Ordess
,'ss 81 pl ~ bottle. or NJ bottles ~ ss. O0
Il Sols HSent. Liicbiieidy IL Samuei Bnsi 3 yVo
Heol,ville. IA PIP Camp-Plymouth HollDw, Set
Thomas 8 SOM Plymouth. Terry, PorleF q q
L Wine,ed, n e. G Camp and sold ~ aaen
b d 81 the principal towns in New Ens:snd
Il -. "a lxIa@isoIo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-04

olsrgy. anil sseh -, IL. evosral i-ehng IN
relsisou g. the measure that " hsd ben
found irnpossiilc 70 burvv. and the inprcs-
sion spTcarcd &c he tia, Il soiurv and sAlc
q N, property we're r~rur,cd " no purci.
--rs eould he found IL is almost ne-dl,-s
10 adj that the rurRa Of SAn,. Anna, as
sassins,iou 10 Consequence of upy''sitI'n T.
thi, measure vas entirely nuioundcd. II
ba, bcen p-vposed in Ccnrrcss, by several
deputies, TO repeal tho hp empowering the
Go,ernmcm to .cll OF hypothccst. the rt,-
perry no, cultivated, called 10 Mc,ico 1csd
property. but thcse propositions were NJ,
countensnscd. The Governor uf Sau Lui,
Pcsosi issued decree ou the 30tb uli.. pro-
,iding for the r,isirg Il lcan in that Stat,
Of go, 600 " NEE, the immediate cIpcn-
So of tue army This sum the Governor
" autho,Ecd either " borrow. ~ sei1c by
force. by the Congress Of the State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-04

SNN w ALL w. ~ lCf1'
To the cool grouers in the counties of
Chnenden, Addison, and Rutland, and
all others concerned in the growing Of
lr0Ol.
il is evident TO most OF the growers oil
wool in Mi, immediate vicinity that there
has been very great wrong prachced in
regard TO the selling Of bucks. 1t is we'll
known IN this vicinity, that there arc several
persons engaged in the buying, driving and
selling OF bucks, ] would here say, that !
am writing This, TO protect the wool growers
from Imposition. there has been several hun
drsd bucks, within ihs last four year,, and
think might safely say thousands that have
bean bought from tbs different Aocks that
are grade sheep, at very low prices, and sold
TO msn throVgh The country lof pure bred
Spanish Msnno Books al very srea, price,
have had soma OF these Tery men, that have
PTAelioed This deception tel me thai they
could bus bucks out Of grade hocks for one
dollar and = hall, 10 two dollan per head
they could iel al high a. pure blood meIlno
bucks, that cost ifog $40 TO els each. Il
Ibis Kind Of easlDeIs. - not the grossesi kindoI
fraud and knSVsD know not what to call 49,
would say TO tl.s growers OF wool lha, in
selecting this stock Of bucks they should buy
such and such oRly Is pli improve thu
qua. ~ and quantity Of tier wool There
are some Individuals in ihis county that fol
few years PaH have bought lov priced
grads bucks and drove them, sad sod then
ios puts BLOOD meriuo Of my own raising and
/ ! have sogAdance evidence 10 proEs n5 a.
serion you'd here ssy 10 eli ihAs msy
hereafter be engaged 10 buck operations o.
this kind that wish them eitremely csfs,u
in the uss Of names - b msy perhsps ssv,
them some trouble sni perhaps roo Son,
OF ths wool growers 10 Rutland Co.n'y has,
has "a SsmPis o. the sboys business. ,al lo
o' b0ek isus', hsi ~srs recsn,y DIRE,
Atre 90 g.. 90 10 tsHe e. . r.... .,
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THE HERALD,
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH Z,

nJ-h Vas the saying, no, Of a Roman
Emperor, bat Of Messr Gales 4 Scs,on
To. vcnerable editors Of he National Initlli
s~ncef. &c--thsi the lesu az editor had TO
.ay 10 hs own columns. the br'ter for b.,
parer and 10 readers In consequence OF a
serious INJURY 10 our own right hand, re-
ecived = few DAYS since, we are absolutely
forced 10 carry ou, the spirr Of this procer'
IN our prrsenl number 10 an extent ere 7
beyond our own wishes Ia view OF lhf
pte.cnt position OF our Mexican nfflirs, and
The dissolution ola locofoeo Congre,. this
day, without having made any provision
for the successful prosecution, Of our war
with tba, nation, we ought, and every true
friend OF his country ought 10 say much in
condemnation OF ,hose who ere cven %
loud 10 their professions OF patriotism, bui
who upon all occasions, in the hour OF tria
are found 10 the rear ranks Bu, under
pr, sent circumstances we cannot do ,his, -
and we will only add IN this eonneetisn, ior
The benefit Of those who should ere this
have received answers TO privuie commu.
nicsiions, that MS soon as able they will all
hear from U.s.
We publish IN our present number The
Speech OF our member, Mr. Foot entire,
in The belief thu, i, will be read with inter.
est by all our patrons. Thi, speech is re.
gatdcd BY all as one Of the Speeches OF the
Session, and We ask for it an attentive pc.
rusal
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IRISH RELIEF MEETING.

Agreeable TO previous notice q meeting
was held IN the Court House in this town
for the purpose Of making arrangement. TO
extend aid to the suffering population Of
Ireland. The meeting was called TO order
by James Council, and on motion, IONA.
THAN C. DEX TER, ESQ, was chos,n
Chairman and LUTHER DANIELS Seereia.
ry
On motion Of A. l. Brown, a Commit.
tee OF seven was rnised, appointed by the
chair, 10 receive subscriptions in aid OF the
suffering poor Of Ireland The committee
appointed werc-A l. Brown, John Cain,
James Ly,ton, James Connell +. L. Orm,.
bee, Martin @. EvcHs, and Mishael Han.
hey
On motion OF John Cain, n committee II
three was raised appointed by the char, 10
draft resoiuuOnslo be presented 10 The meet.
ing The committee appointed wa. John
Cam, James Lys,on, und Martin @. Everls.
The comm,ee reported the olowing
resolutions, which were rcod and passed
Relsofrcd, That VIC feel deep sympathy
for the starving millions Of ireland, and
while we regret that England is disgrAcing
herself in the estimation Of all nations, by
suffering tens Of thousands Of her subjects
to die for the want Of food we still contrib
ute our mite, Jas individuals in order to al
leviate, in some degree, that tenablc suffer
ing and hunger which is daily consigning
thousands to an untimcly grave
ReSolred. That when an any government
so far neglects its duty as to suffer tens Of
thousands Of its subjects, 10 die for the
want Of bread, it becomes curse 10 its
people and should be denounced by all
Christians
Resolred, That as England boasts Of her
power and wealth, and continues 10 extend
her empire in every quarter Of the world
she should BE- held responsible by all ma.
fions, for he degradation, sufering and
s.aFpGtioD Of her s95jcete
Resolred, That - England has not and
will not do her whole duty a. nation by
giving bread to her famishod, starring and
dying subjects. VIC most respectfully invite
the people Of Rutland and Rutland County
to examine the Thousands and tens Of thou
sands Of cases where lean and gnunt famine
has produced and is daily producing death
In iti pos horrible and terrible form. and
t'rn como forward and contribute 10 save
thc tyes Of these starring aud diving fellow
mIrtals
Rciolred That as the famisLed million,
Of Ireland. IN despair Of aid from their own
government. now look to Amcr,cA. add send
forth ons un.te5. long nsd. thrilling agoni
rng cry foT bread. humanity forbids that ve
who know no want and are blessed with IN
"a, r1a'oI1 oihfe should return 30 them IN
tuTsy C-L1
he'a'rsa. That every virtue which +, al
honor o. man calls uPou us the freeman Of
thi' ADD Of Liberty and plenty N give brsAs
20 ta' star1nE sDd diving subjects of tbe
'..H. sEru mo- ... .rf..I
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Address TO the People of Rutland Co,
AID TO THE SUFFERING POOR
OF IRE LAND.


The undersigned having been appointed
a committee nj a meeting held nj The Cour,
House in Rutland on the 9th day OF Feb
ls47, fol- the purpose OF raising funds for
the relief OF the starving millions Of Ireland,
10 address the people OF Rutland County
upon tina, subject, respectfully submit tho
following
While an all wise and everything Prov.
idence has bestowed upon Us with liberal
and boun,lu hand an abundance OF the
ncccssarics, AMI TO very many the comforts
OF life, hundreds OF our fellow beings IN
Ireland nre almost daily DYING or STAR
rArIoN and consigned TO nu unumcy
grave without shroud or coffin Oh God
can this be sol Mortnls suffering the
pnngs Of hunger and dying, for the want
Of food FRIENDS or HUMANITY Far
mers Mechanics Merchnnn-hsrRIcArs
Children, Wives and Mothers, will you
let thousands Of your kind expire in cxcf1
eating agony and PAIN, when two Gems
worth Of Indian meal doy viii save hui
man life Mothers, sisters, daughters, wives
Of New England there ore thousands Of
your sex dying naked upon the damp, cold
ground 10 Ireland, without even straw to
lie upon. viii you no. look into your
ward robes and give what yoH can spare
to the poor creatures, perishng wrh fam.
Inc and the pestiience Any thing-sny
thing to ca, or wear, will como 10 thou.
sands like a m.niHrnlon Of Heavens mer-
ey. In a crisis like this LEI all feelings,
prejudice or administers be thrown 10 the
winds be buried in oblivion and let Us oil
ss one man, come Up to the work and lend
q helping hand TO our friends and neigh
bor'i the finishing poor OF Ireland. Cas-
your bread upon The waters for you shall
find it after many days" Let Vernon,
'Peok-Let Rutland County show by the
greatest Of virtues, CHARITY, that her PEG
pie, ss her soil has moi hearts Of marble
III at when they Teasked for bread they will
not offer a some let each enc we with tho
Other 10 contributing a. llr as able, 10 mon
~ food or clothing TO the elevation oil our
ilmIhlng fellow morals
A l. BE0wN,
JoHs Cans,
JAMS LlsTES,
JANIS CosEELI.
T. l. ORNsBEL,
MARTIk O. EvEE1s
hIKATL HANLLY
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John Cs-pssll. as | have understood no cav
ed them, And In one bnsnnes, he called ,ben
The Biaehsn sheep-'hs bach lambs 'hs'
Csmpbell drove INTO si,si county were boush,
Of nv n.ighbcrs from ea,sc 10 t3,aS per
head. lwould here si,s an ,nvi,sncn 10 oil
person, that have bcosh, Of the said Camp.
bell sheep as being the ssAs as mine 10
come TO nv place, and will sho~ hen the
ncchs tina, III c.e book lsmt- came from, and
m, own hoek, and ls,them Judge Tor them
selves, perhaps may say more on this sub.
Zee, hereafter. MERRITT BINGHAM.