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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

not willing 10 admit the Ne xican RICH, IN It's
CONNIE ncement, because they woud be sustain
ing Folk and the democracy. ihev feel that II
- near right that the people will condemn
contrmptibss attitude Of advocating the prosecn-
ton of whet they say is wrong ami wicked
Such men Soui4 steal ''-Je:ttrsonian.
Indeed, Well our neighbor editor seems TO be
tosi'ioe in his coucIasion-very, He cant IN
aerStand or comprehend how man can condemn
this Mexican war 10 its origin, AMI yet, at the
same time advocate the prosecution of it 10
speedy and successful termination and "eonquer
peacet Ii man holds these sentiments, he
'.,rana steal says the Sighting editor of the JEFF
fersonan. We think explain, to the sat
isfaction of our neighbor, hosc man
sistently oppose The origin and advocate the pros
ecution OF this Mexcau war. and Yet be as free
from stealing as he is himself:--lf seounerel
should set fire TO the Postotiice aud the editors
neighbors try TO extnguish it, would he not feel
justified and woulI he not be sustained should he
exeorate that villainous incendiary, ami use all
lawful means To punish him; aud, at the
time, render his aid If too badly scared in
endeavoring to extinguish IT, and 90 all IN his
power TO honor those who were doing their best
TO conquer The frey scourgr1 Whist would our
~ Il
hill NO., a., ,,,,-,,...,, H.. .hoya
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-. ;. ,.o.,y ..,.I, -. y pit :.
;.,,'.-,. 80, e., -. -. r. ~
-, .,r;c, ,c.ovr,,,,it,y Ear
th1t act by those who dare to speak out, and
who 10 not serve the young hickory for their
bread ana butter. they forsooth wont! sfeal'-
This is the conclusion for those Wings who arc
,,l,oaI /, ~ ,,tit,la s,os.o of i
!, :. W.. ~
thiar.s a. aci5rg ,bns Whit s,,,oo, e.,i,bet Mil
;-,,,...,,,, ,-l- .rh.tI p..,a ~,
s;,,,;,,..aa,,r, U.lo.sno. IN. u.x,.,a
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),
." '''s % ~, ~" :,
''''s
.na,.,;Ila a,,,,n5,.., of nros,cn,ia, his war -
,,.f;d,. his :, ro,,;s ,.ech of NJ r.
,.~or,T1v ,yrpcr. WI, ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

Taylor Candles, warranted not to rum" and
santa Anna Clocks, warranted to run without
stopping" we see are advertised for sale Tn,
candle advertisement is pretty siict; but tho
e.ock affair IS rather iame---Poik nigh, think i,
would pass though,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15
" AsHINGToN. Juno 1.h, ISL

Tho government Is now sending large
sums In gold TO New Orleans. for the pur-
pose of the war. 4 million was sent las.
week. from Philadelphia. and another mil
lion will follow next week. An arrange
men, has been made for the transfer Ct
specie at lower rate than has heretofore
been paid. At something less than one
half of one per cent. the contract for
transfer is now made with Adams X Co..
and Green 4 Co.
The arrival of tho funds at New Or
leans vii! serve to equalize the exchanges,
which have. of late. been so much der
anced that drafts on the government have
been selling there a, discount of two pei
cent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15
BABY Juxrrs.-Thiz article is deluxury of tn

BABY JuspEs-Thiz article is the luxury of the
age. Call at Mr.. Meek's store and see the ar
ticIe. They make the baby jump, laugh and
crow for joy: and mother, however disposed
to scold can look at them without smiling. The
morose and care-worn father fo-gets his troubles,
and the children look with pleasure Could
printer afford one, be even, might forget las
manifold troubles. They are great, and nothing
shcr.'rsr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

WAn.-The celebrated Fenelon, in some re-
marks the subject of one OF the greatest scour-
g-s Of the human race, iys:
''If people had never War kindlcd be-
tween ue3ghJOrlng nations, they could hardy
believe that mea could arm themselves against
one another. They are overwhelmed with their
ON miser and mortality, and yet Industrious
" increase the wounds OF Nature. AMI invent
new ways of destroying each other They haze
but few moments to I've. aud yet cannot be
contented TO let those melancholy NONE uts SHE
way IN peace. There lie before tham vast coun-
tries without posseSsors, and neserthel less, they
worry another for nook OF land Ravag-
ing spilling Of blood, and destroying nankl ID Is
called the Art Of great men. but Wars says st.
Austin, ..are speetacles in which the Devil does
cruelty sport with mankind.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

"Who brought on tie War7,'--In our last pa
per we copied an article, bearing the above head
from the Baltimore Patriot The inquiry is an
severed BY saying James K. Polk done it. 4
friend OF ours objects TO the answer, and CON
tends. with Some truth too. that venerable
friend, David Hoover, by voting for Hannegan,
and he for the annexation of Texas brought on
the war Our friend Is anxious to s'give the -
his due
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15
LATER FROM MEXICO.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
writing from Louisville, KY, June 10, says: The
y o. Delta learns from La Paria that letters had
been received from the City of Mexico Via Tam
pico to the Dist uit., in which it stated that
Santa Anna had arrived at the capital on the 18th
ult, and that his reception was not what he ex-
pectet. The popuace, principally ieperos, as
seInbed to receive him, showcred down upon his
head curses both loud and deep, and finally pro-
ceeded to stonlng him-he took refuge IN the pal
ace, and had it not been for the armed force with
him he would have been dragged by the popuace
through the streets.
The steamship Fashion arrived at \. Orleans on
the Sd inst. having sailed from Vera Cruz on the
3oth ult She brought no mail. The steamship
New Orleans was to sail the day follow ng III
the mail on board. Several officers and ~ dis
charged volunteers arrived on the L ashton. I apt
Jov states that at the latest dates Gen. Scott with
his forces had ef, Jaapa for Puebla, AMI It wa
thought ne would arrive at the latter place on the
5th Gen Santa Anna was terrifying himself a
Rio Frio He was supposed TO have with hin
about ~ 900 men.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

WHAT FIGHTING FoR An officer Of
note remarked 10 lis, the other dav, when speak
ing OF battle in MeNic 0, ''we aght. and fought
II with desperation. but what were fight
ing for, none of us could tell why we were
there and tci4f after, has never been cx-
planned to us. but rushed upon the mushet
ANA mazzie, and offered mp iife freely, for such.
was our country's ORDER ..rherr could not be
governmeD long, or "A society," he added, 80.
Il nation, If every member of II set up his own
will and wisdom. and especially soldier. as A.
gaInst the properly constituted authority
.'But.' he continued, lean y1H tell me, what We
are fighting for '''--Nee fors Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

CADETS OF TENPERAScE-Thisi is an organiza-
ton of the juvenile advocates Of temperance.
fashioned. we suppose, somewhat in imitation
Of the Sons of Temperance. 1t is designed for
boys between the ages Of u and IS years. A
section of the Order is to be instituted in this
city Success to l. We heartily welcome all
aids in the good cause. and we have high hopes
Of the benefits to be derived from this Order.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15
Gold for New Orleans.

By the following. taken from the Wash
inston correspondence of Tho Baltimore
Sun, it will be seen that large quantities
of gold are being sent South.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

WAS Ofp HOMER a .sMExIcs~ FEpER sIIsTat
SO il would SEEM from the following ines. as
re nGered INTO English verse. from those Of the
old Father Of Epic Poetry, by Alexander Pope
Is there not danger in the continuance Of Homer
among the classical students Of Old Harvard.
since il inculcates such .streasonnbIe' doctrines
Next to Hon. stephen O. Philips letter which
,rgs not rad what can be more replete with the
btuest s.fe9erallsnt' than the following liDes7
Boston Atlas.
..Cu-st * the man, and void Of law and right,
Unworthy property, unworthy light,
Unfit for public rule or private care.
That wretch, that monster, that delights in w ar,
Whose lust il murder, and whose horrid loy,
To tear his country, and his kind Destroy
The Peoples Friend notices the arrival
IF the frs. GINA! boa, for tho season a,
CryInrtoD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

RFAt,RK,Rrr PnoPHrCS - Mr.. Poinsett has
communicated to De Bows Commercial Review
published at New Orleans. some papers on Mex
ico and IN the number for the present month, We
find the following remarkable prophecv:-
The Spanish Minister, Count de Amanda, after
signing the treaty of Paris, in 1888, submitted TO
the King secret memoir. in which he declares
the indepe ndence of the British Colonies fills
his mind With grief aud fear. and expresses HIS
belief that both France ana Spain acted in OPP
position 10 their Interests when they espoused
the cause OF the COLONIES. lie regards the exis-
tencc of the United States of America as highly
dangerous 10 the Spanish American possessions,
and this subject uses the following very
mark able language
This federal republic Is born pigmy, if l
NAV be allowed 50 to express myself. 1t has
qufred the support of two such powerful States
;tS rance ana pain 10 obtain its indepe ndence.
The day viii come when she will be giant,
She will forget the services she has received from
III. powers, and VIII th!uk only OF her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The liberty Of conscience, the
facfiiy of establishing II new population upon
immense territories, together with the advanta-
ges of new government. meaning free) VIII at
tract the agriculfurisfs auI mechanics of all ma
tons, for will ever run after fortune; and IN
few years q shall see the tyraunIcal existence
of this very colossus Of which speak.
The first step of this nation, after it has become
powe rfu, Will he to take possession Of the Flor
ias. in order TO have command of the Gulf Of
Mexico, and after having rendered difficult our
CONNIE with New Spain, she will aspire To the
conquest of that great empire. which II will be
difficult for to defend against formidable pow
e established on the same continent and in its
immediate nrighborhood-
These facts well founded; they must be
realized IN a few years if some greater revolu-
ton more fatal does not sooner take place
in our Americas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

Locofcco judges, have been elected in n l..
Ci.v---nnajority thousand But little IS
known of the result out Of the ety---small turn
ont
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-15

EDS DELrA-I awoke this morning and
found we were sailing along within pis'o'-
shot Of the coast. Immediately above us
lowered lofty. rugged. and barren noun
tains, the peaks are generally circmar,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
Rutland ~.

TI7llE unlcrsgucd would iDlurm ,hct
j friends and tic public tia, tcy have
become the pioprlet"rs II ihisu,I lHD,cr
and Tong c,foii'i,d Uotc. anl arc no" pre-
pared ai,upon all whl ma, favor vsm
Will N'r custom.
lh, house, since u Ia. cone lDin tie &c.
unglroy Of tie subscribers, b., been male
rstly improved m lie ifteftot 1frang'm' ut. 80
rcA ruD ms and urw luImlu5c added and
up fcasunlllc expose la, b'cn spared to
WHkc the ghosts ~ Me house comfortable
Aiiacl Cd snI ,onuc,icd u'h ilc house 10
a good llk fEY ABllS IlMEN /. tor
TIE accommodation ~ sirfng'is and gentle.
mcn s,lung Nuilaul
Visitors i"t ,ui at tL,nsrno. SrrISos
~ 49, hni horses and ,afi'ses II al
tunes 90 tcaiiness 60 convey ihrmi S + ON
,nc ~purs- " ~ iN\N
II BAlANI
Rl'l,ni. Ju'jfA. IN,7 3hu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
Dorsxrsss 4 cAssYn9rRps
vCsTINos
REV. d. IIIDDAND'S
Init Bilious Pills..NO Cure
No Paw

AVE WI wiiaut ;h,m Co. tuto tie y, a
w headache, or nervous Get. .iiirs 80 aut
ind. 81 toe Liver Comp amt ms, ho.' sn
sec. II they don't cute f,iuin The nDI and
.'i ,rpt m1tsy. Dose from hili yili t.
,Apfi.s Pace /! i.2 cent, bot For
sale VI onr - mlte vl tie stores IN .Ne',
i,vn ia Vs.. county Tot sale ~ ID Jas For
rr. AMI cement 4 l.iscomh. Rutland. Per
k.rs 4 Ga. hnfn. .-'lcuon. W 81 |,
\, many f'np'e ha'" lhonchi ,h,' thcsc
pills wpfe mnuuiaciGrcl hy boct ! u ilib.
bard, of Ruil'nd il,c proprietor ,hiuAs It a
du,, which hr owes to himscli and the ,ub
ic 10 SAT, TIA, Or J B lIbbsrd has no
connection with Dies. pill Whatever.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
STAT! on lEKMONT.) Tam
D,,lrc, ofFa,rh.,.n. Il. , "a eour

den At tauieton ~ and irr slrd ',s'ric; on
TIE i6'h dV al - tn1cr. 1 u 1877,
tn instrument ~, wfi'tn1 irr0nriirg 20 l'e
the l,.iwiil and t,,'smen, Of Eh-h' Sc'u
ialo nj Poultncy IN .aid district. deceased.
t.lne presented to the count here for probate.
II - oro~rei hy ssil court that AL PERSONS
concerned therein be notified 20 appear a, a
session thereof to be holden nj tis'irton
AFORESAID on the its, Wrdncsfav II beng the
hrs, DAY 81 December aeSt. and show cause
If any ,hey have against ylc probate of SAID
wi. tor which purpose IL ~ further ordered
data cop, Of tic re'9d OF thls ofccf hc
putlshcd iht,c week, lsutcessNcly m tie
Epllnnj Ilcrali. n-~s N,per lrInird q, Rot.
land IN 'his state, all Witch publications
shall hc previous 10 The ilnroi sa1d hearing
\ ime copy ~ ircofd.
Nh y a ANN IL L..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
sircr.l.rA. OF 10. FL.

W. tie snt.trsers being appointed
w J., tie IIln Probate Cur, for the
pi.,rirt Of .'aifhaYon. & nm...iun,rs t. ro.
coisc examine. AMI aijus' al elaim, ard lie .
uanls 90 AL persons against the estate Of
Joel gibbs. late 81 henson
in '.aiI district. dcccascl represented 10
81, cni aud q month. iram the l',h OF
80 bong slioscl b. ,a,i court for tia,
y.rrrse W. A. therefore hercb, give notice
ihstse vii attend t. the bu,inos. Of ogr
AM arp,in,mcri. a, tie late dsc.Ans house
81 sail lcccs..4l IN Ben.on on the .lDh da,
= NDNsml-cr. 40 and the let TaesiA )
81, February. l.is from o',loei a ~ un
l.. ao'cloci. y. IA 90 each u >.I day..
PillLp WILCOX. ! Commi... -.
SETH RANSOM cr
Hrr,or o. - l.i7 &
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

I OW'S Union H., Air Cork STOVES,
ncw aud beautiful arllcle pilenie IN
49,. -lankce Nnuon Coos Stoves, t.lScs
tif Tlghi parlor StOycs. al several dtiieien,
fm S,ebv ID. l.. BELL.
Rutland Sep, II l-i1 3h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

A. tie sg's-'ihris. t.ing .ppoini't Z,
w the Hoo Probate Cour, tor tie d.
uci Of RuGspi. comm .l0nsns +, ,ece,e.
srsrn.as and adjust a. claims aud demand.
Of . l'e'sorssgaiusi tie es'''e ~
sr,ro,' Nofiu't. iaf, = Nl3fiou~
~ ,aii district .dcce..e' snJ 81 month, fium
,he :s''l d, Of sept $50, being sl.ovs- o.,
.,'i rnun fnr ihai pi rlo,t, We 90 thefr'pfe
h-'eb, give notice ihsi ~-~li suenG ~ me
business Of our nii. appointment Al tie
dwelling house Of DAVID g. NcCiufr iu
Mdtieiosn on ssco.i Mondsu ~ y.
,.m'sf ani D~csr.hti nett from one o.
clocA. On gnf. I -loc. p IA. on each
OF siid dave.
Fukis PAgr TO-.
o.sns 'LAsK,i
.ilr e,o~n oct |. i-i- 4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

lcrs entrusted o. htf sar". With ~, mft
ne'' iaih - u.il;as's a. 'nsnt.m4.ir.
iH's.' 90 trr = & {.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
T.SAE va rec.
: ccX g.!

ufct ~'a'ss ttp.HIu. lNpef IlI.ir. 'NI.
'"fncfin. llsist oi shs frle..
fnf,c npa'ila ct Iec.f,rii
PfcsDntls. lll,'r,, ui Fsru.
co, prf'. Ni,.l lllNotv.
lives 'flf" 'uuoiufs-.
10. k-n.,nI, iu,f.a.
V,fnn >.st'.frf'.
Wa.if.g 1000 sad l, Grnch...
iifcof inlef.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

ME- thc Subscribers. htinc sifcln'ed J.,
w tho linn ,,r Probate 'ouri lof the DIS
,uDiaf NlUina. comm s,innrfs go receive.
s,amr and adr1si aii { .,lms az demands
of =. frfsnns against lte ss'ai. ~
y.ffLat jonssa. il's . Wa'aHsfo'A
tu,ail distract. iecriset. r"prese insol-
vent. and ~ months tom the ~ cav a
prioi,er i-<-, being allowed v'i' oouri
inftAai purpose. We De- therefore hefeh,
rive notice that We W.. attend - tie 10
,Iness nur sad srpoin'Wrn, 81 ih' cHice
eel l.t. io.'rt ln Shfcwshorf. oA he t'si
Nonfay, oi ,,ecemher ana Arr. neri. tom
s'o.ura urti <o'ciocb 4 on earh Of
,ali taV.,
r 60 FOSTER } ,o.,,.....
i \ bARNth
~-rcuslurs OF ~. isl7 /
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
I, ALMON WARNER, Judge.
OLD ROUGH; READY
is YET IN TOWN..

WlIE Subscriber would ninfm those Who
are not already informed tina, be- can
tie found IN The Masonic Hal south Of
the store oil Birreu & Son, "a -: !inos
o. wax On all VINO chose to give him call
H. has lrsl rcnrnci lron the ems w'th the
me tDs,I sNi.>.D S..as Am ,au.
AM l',,ts London Fashions tor t-i.--
tom which those wishing 70 sclcc, patterns
can have the chance Ill vofy grattul
TO his I'D customers aai ir,nis for thc.r
nrcnfcn'r'al'ncssto cary oul ne ptuciplc
oi living lul L., 1--we Alrr as louc ,S
pct,ncr 20 ,he tu.ir.s. wAh ono If the
moN l't',hc ci0oas IA the country. is
confident lhM hc can Il, \ nan and al hi'
hoN.. aSip gave satisiacii.,n to hs Who'll
amly AMI all his n'irhhcs Now g'u.
t,fnon JIG brnc Ia your cloth llnl cas'i }
ma be Nll .'yc yoi any hing from tn
Gallon luwn 20 the pao Alo IN any
lAsli n 1fm OF shane.
y Is Al tnls oiprolucc aiken ine >,
otargo f1r work nj sash pf'ccs.
II " LIBBY
Huiiial oct 20 isi7 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

A. l. The subscribers hc,ng spr,,n'cl Pos
w the Hon Plohaie tout, fof tie di,ffi-i
ot faifhireu. tomuil.sioneis tn fscel,r. e.
smlno. aid = isi al clam, sn1 temant, Of
al, roT.on, sKa',t ihc estate o' Thom =
Sha@, lsls Of W'saa,en. ~ sa,i dlru, {.
deceased. reptssenird ,nsolsent. and 81,
months irnT the 81 DR. 10 Sept lu.i beirg
slowed ~ .aij Ccuu IT hal pDfpo,- -
Do therefore lersh, gise notice that ~ 49,
ATTEND ~ 'te business - saii arpfirinie
A. ,he d~, ln. hopse Of t,u'hs Nhiw
Wc.ih.ven. 90 ,he Ghe.nih dsv ~ January
neit from o'clntt ~. unfl o'cl,fk g.
M on sAI dsS WN II GREEN. ICom
HARVEY HONS (na..
Nesihsrrn. Ssg 20, is>- 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
Attention \crlnonlcrs :.

rc,,eI. m - ho At ieaN icsi. , llchss lu
teicll. between tie ssfs"i u and - and
"a .aof n..f,, DNsf,f iet suI standing among
tacif ieilu~ o.ii,'n,
Th,iein. of service !, "p,Eisc rms WA
Ntru Mrico
f.ch rttate receive Ifsh'ei en' eoilar'
a,rar. ,lrar o. expenses Can 10 earn
n.0te.nl "a, at home
\ bounl, offlsaai lno acres II land -
,i,sniarr fur. The /. dollars 90 eullsi.
men, and the snd NiA- expiration Of their
tenn Of service Ihs land cannot - taken
st any de5i contracted previous to ne c,ps
in. Of he "sf
Hvss sr, ~ Congress, >ns commits
.ioned on recommended D, - command
.nr ,.fficsr. iur m-rioiious conduct NIL -
appointed iirere, - ideusn,n,. sni 80 Me
non comminoneI o!hcsv are nssA iiou.
rt,,air,. the 49,, o., open iof cremation ron
ne t,rAs pu,aio for .As 'enie~ ~ill
,-c..vetwo dollar. additional p.s
Nu.iciau, trcrite ss ref month, to'10-
"a. o. ,hr,, >er.,aas t.,, ar ihs Ofasf-
q, Ssrse.n'. IL.
Ihessu ofi~o dollars pad 10 sar ore
Tor hunsing rccrlii 10 tho h'ncestov,
ROBERT HOPKINS.
pol Lieut. Oh lni
Reolvlnrs oai-sr
ru..ni - hsrrginrs 49,
!sates 4-s o. III.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03

TNlliN is O. si'e ruilro t.+' save .gt.
ny .on orfsn 'no'~,. Nt, tine AiEr.
tie rr.' ~ lone ls,', 80 -. raln mae
NJ 30, wages nuf rsy arf dvrfs 90 ii. ctu.
tracing ai.ff that c,tr.
JOINS cDCiiY
rlu,iort Sep, % i-i- 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
CLOAK 4 DRESS GOODS.
ST. Owe 8 J (
-. y " T. u Il

Hasa u.l and complete assortment
j o! stoves among which may hc found
S',p'cs'- ir light Cook 3 sizes
lows Iioi AR do = do
llnkcc \niion, 90 1 Do
Shorl N,u.ce, do
Pstint Cook,
Shnlc,s Ar lIeh, 9sllor, .scs.
tonant's do DO 10 ! ~
Troy. Do do do
Al % wli,h wi, lie sod on very favorable
terms 80 NuNard oct II, 1877.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-03
NnILCE 10 TEAcIlEKS

Nic icach,ts are wan'.i ~ 10. Q anl
50 school d.sncis a. N,nInn p,f,,u.
t,'fo.s q applying f0f 'hc .fulnou. viil
iI,.sc yf,,rn, lh,ms',rs lof 'Naninrii1n
o. NE dar.'irs house ol The .atssrb.t ~
Ni'nlou, "a Slluflsy No, -. at o'clock
:. IN JniiN OSBORNE
Sl.tfufsI ~
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TNNk N az p, thc snh>cfihcr ihis d,N &,
has horse about IL ,.afs o'd ha, a
shnti 'lt', , White spot 20 TIE 'o'ohclt. white
Spots GA lh' back lc,uSed ~ the ,adalc) \
tone spawn, at i.wi,p market
SYLVESTER rtNl.OR.
law at, OCT. 20. i-ie -
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STATE OF IERNCNT,Inf It ,,nsn
bis'nr. 80 lsIniN.n, tered ihsisis
p'otais cnSu t1if'n at Cnnsi'n io snd inf
.aIi eaiuci nn 70. o,h Day n uppi.f 4 u
hi1
Mhsrtss GsIU NiaG' s'r'.lslfsiof 4,
b1.lf non r'tt re NJ amend ~ ~. v,i,'-
81 .s.h,a Smih. lsIs 81 uion s'ofs
..il deccs.ed propose 'ortief a. .csosft
Of bod, s-rnnisfiinf shd pis.sfi hi,scCyuni
s.sn.' s.d ss,.e 30 sil.~.n.s
u . oircfsd ibsl 49, sfr"snf 20 fstsst1
nd .ssmIfsd b, So '.Ln o.. ss.iru
-s',nf o. q. la.ssn a. s,.is' ir So d,
nlci fl u. hrs " sdfs,-st o. bong 40 4 E
d-' 81 No,.u'sf nest. 80 tn.' Ill ts'so..
iftsf~ssd 30 fnf' nrWui b, ,shlis <'ion
Of rlis .lasf H.fie srr.. s1cssssrei, ir $40
kals.. iirfs,j. nsrspspsf riinisi g.
kui.4s.l fDs .a,l ~ ~hich luplirs bens ala
- 'ti.e uns u -ssHng sh,it.
4 tf'ff. % 4.
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Su()\ Is :

I'liE sohs.u''s' hss on hsnd an ss>"',
/ sprimen, o. Stoves ni'nui,,turci bs We
Green Mountain lion tumpau,. smnt.'
wh,ih are the Yankee Notion. Short Nouon
aud ar 'Nsut,. whtcl vii Sc sold luw 'ui
rash gtain, lumber az approved oicdt --
Persons wishing to purchase can 500 the
bow" ati.'ie, /, Inqu,ung At Dr Iluh,rd' ;
ofic~ "A CIT e IIll!
Rulland. % IS ISL, iiGs
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PHILADELPHIA coLIrcr ~ MEp'
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1>NF see~,.d crarse 81 Isci,iesi ,h'sIn'
s,i,aus, oil ccmmeces 90 <csesrhs,
H.. tsi-. ard hs topunued ull The ord ~
Hehfuaf,. tsts D, The ioIla~ing tseult, -
Jsrres NT'in,pct ~ " General. Sys
risi nd >u-sic.l tustc,n,
u nrrtsr. = " Nssi's Mst,es and
f"sfstsoic.
y r.-ts c.rdns,. u u Chsmiu', and
Nsd.osi Jut'.p's'ens,
iient, G'htcns " " ls ruis sni r's,
40 - Nst,ctu~
J--s, NJ lniocl " u rtincip,ss sri
prscuee ~ Su'r~i, inr the Ssssior
i.pu. II N.su,. ~ y utsetnes snj
iis-as's ~ women snithii'ten
= u Mt,nio,t VI u ", rrons'fsicr NJ
tn,fon'
DjN ktlin.N y rio,e,'ot Of sst
s,r,
iees 80 NE mll course t-i otvt. w
49, e.eh urket Ice iof ,h"se, ~ho have
,u,ndcl Two TON courses ~ o'hcr cplleees.
ESQ NsiutulsAon ~ 10 ps'i only Once.
o, I,stusucn eco riscttcsl NnN"ns
tnciuain. explanatory l'oioiss 80 -
Iio,iisu. "a. ,onr. MI Ne "iru'l CA
h- I.i OF October The Professor 81 hon
t.it, NJ give preliminary course ~ "c'c
ief thc Professor ~ in.,ory ~ih hotuf~
ecv ia, duung ne same month on Su'
glrsl tnstcmy and Operative su'eev
lot fsf'.f tnfntnsiiun enquire ~
JANIS Mtll>lotk. " u hcsn
~ Eleventh Street ~ ~
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ID y IIII

ID T. HELL
lIv GA h,ni and ioI sac
rn BONES Burlington Gisn.
"C GOO .his window sash.
5000 ih- P.tH lion Co. Ns's.
Iinuts ls,' >tre Ayes
cast steel. p.4iel & lrun ~hJ,oi>.
Mn amt - 'ui saws,
" ood aud Hand Saw. ard
1 genera ,ssntimrn, = li,id We
Rutland o., 10 10 g.
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lN<lR ANGG.
lnllilul A2IO 900


7 II Y 7 VI ~ Y Ut 7
ln'etiftof tfurr' Gra'f'u .rsr |fh wlif'
are a. a,rting unpafhIr ed itfutnpis In Va
faus ,ctiiYt. oi tiIs country 80" ro~ in
u'iDr'. .0l. iHs ,icloi,. l."f s'efs
l'f,nn tft4 t.r @t,sftssmrnt a. uUe tfari
,nrefg Company wh'chvilt. 'pvna So "a
o. -, l ~ l..