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A Desirable Annulclation.

Although, to our kuu" ird4e, fngrrs &c ichr"t
ed Comet has not yet uniodcd lis 'nii IA These
dig4ius," vet we can IA tale unfold" t',lt We
hop" Ill please our trends equally as much.
The substance Of our tai, be,nr visible, not II NE
blue Nanlt above" h', III the Cciiar, OF The
Cheap Store at Cherry IIii,, occupied by tho
puuilc's hun bic servants, the undCisgred, Wo
offer their friends the above named substance IN
the form Of
FIRST rate New crop New Orleans
Sugars s Ia a : cts per ID.
90" New Orleans and Trm-
dad muassrs 81 u cts per gal
| = " RIO Coffee 3 ~ "is per 10.
" " Rice 1T cts per ID.
" - Cheese / cts pei ID.
Together viii, 2,coo, 81, Soap and ro'-
dies and grn"r, os-prim' at 81 rs ;'o"ds. all
Of which they o!iy t" lD.lr inrnt3 At greatly re-
ducod prices, knowing thv scarcity OF the need
full
! Country produce taken in exrhan9" for goods
aud the best prices given Gail anu cAhuI'ne Tor
yoursc, IS, and will abide the result.
SHIPPERS \ CRAWFORD.
! Cherry Hill Feb. eth IS.
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Dr EIVis's ,aN.,,t,,

PnuArrnrul> Nnrusl ,, leI6
On my woy Vast iran, Ion,c - ,,iII.,i,. ,r.
u,ky, IN Febrnary last. / wns ,,trctod v',I :,
valiant cold ~, c,,,s.i,.,r ,lc ,,.,,.,,t,i, Il .
s.. .,y,rn,I,ai w,s oI.I,ord Va Inv IN, i, W.,
Ycr,.,y,rnl Iars ,u,l,,i,,,, nv, h,s,,,oss
i NM, rerr,;,nd | ro,,,nrd 10 p,';r,,,1,,fa.
vhrn \Ir.s~, rol,r.,n Cn,ln,s & o. ,.n,',,,.
,n.nled "a ,ne III nAVIS,S swirl "t,
vii CIILli,y hNn TAp u',,. l>',i
ms. ia ,,in,,J,n ,nI vi,h tho ,,r,n,,,-,i,,
attending Is.o,,. nl,or,p ,nuII ,,,, ',.
it.,,,,r, ,,r,,,,,r a,,o,,,io' ~, -, w.
T. = ,f' " we
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NEchL iSrER'5 ALL-HEALlNG ONT
ITH MIN I.-IIuSK OF the FOLLOWING

EcALlSrER5 ALL-HEALlNG ONT
WI MENr.-r,nsH OF rnr rollow,sc
FACTS:
LIST. That tivc-r.h,s Of all We receive into the
stomach pass off through the pores oI the skin,
III hhSen:ibie fs,sPirati0n
I'd. I'nal the >htn e"acuatcs more matter
than the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels put togeLn-
er.
3D. Tia, the Skin discharges more matter in
twenty -iour hours, than tine towels do III IA days
and that by severe exercise, man will lose
three, tour and i've pounds in one hour.
4lh. That the Creator pierced the human IL
icle with pores or small opening 10 the almost
,ncrru,ulc nulnuer OF 500 MILLION, making
tins the GRAND OUTLET Of all the redundant
matter Of the body.
5lh. That through these pores arc constantly
exudiug the odd altered and tcorn-oM palnc"s Ut
tAc BLJ0d aud humvrs uI the uoLs ana The maste
the system.
9Th. hat 10 stop up the p"rrs, tweh'y-loar
hours wrlld cause nslan, death
I'LL. That ajiHdrn changes vi weather ana cA
p,,nrc f. cold, close 'It',c o.cs ~ pdr', anu
hcnrr The long cetluguo of diseases over tne
land
s!h That as the skin is rhr mcdiun for eyacu
atug Nil the huHors OF! the body, NC s,e t,Ic pro
iovnd toi, and obsur iity OF rcsollng to pills,
drugs und other mixtures, TO cure tie grca, ma
iorirv OF diseases produced 10y checked persp'r'
tom
9th until September IS Il, there wa 40 mcd'
en-" before the public that had power 10 restore
the ilsenyiJie PtlSpi alton, hy impartng vitality
aud nervous ancrgy to the SKIN
luth l'ha, NJ, ALi TIERS ALL HEALING
NlMt.NT Is that medicine, and winch, by
poasrs,j01 u power is rtirriin4 more =" nj than
any five or even tan remedies IN inns country
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Parsons 4 Wilson.

10ARsoNs WILSON, having moved their BIN
Derry and Periodical Agency from the
corner OF Font and NaIkr! SIS, 10 No 10 k'ng
St between 3rd and An ana having OPEN d ii
CHEAP ROOkS ORE w"uld invite the At
t,n,,un "t purchaser, 10 their stock which WI b"
Sound complete III all the different departments
OF literature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
coun, and Msecll ncous Books aiwa.s on hand.
Blank Books Of particular patterns rulcd and
bcund To order at shot notice.
New publications received as soon as out.
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons send
ing them m,y rely upon having them flied with
care. Address PAkSON & WILSON.
Sign o! the Big Boot,
No. 10 kug st.
Apr,,s Wilmington, Del
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Notice.

|, hereby given that ,he co-pmt e'ship
for some tune existing brlAe"U lie ouh>cal-
hr e., u the timing bu>jnes-, u'der The
name Of Crouch \ CIaid"e, WAS dis 'olv.
ed by mn nal t,nseot, Ga T1esiay, the illh
day ct Jnly ins.
AL debt, ,lue to tie firm are to be paid 10
Enoah Crouch, and all persons 10 whom 1t
is indebted will call on him for settlement,
he being fully authorized 70 close the books.
ENOCH CROUCH
JOHN III CLARlDGE.
EIktoa July I'd IS.
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Lumber.

The subscribers have Just received from Port
Deposit fresh supply of Lumber OF every dcs-
ca .pl'u on, embracing Pine 30 rds OF all Qnltles'
- zach S.liug; Pine ard llumock lists and
eWddngj Pine and Cypress Sh'n4les OF all
t'ng,us, i'cnilock Fencing B',rds, &c which
they wl'l offer to the nubhr on the most acro'n'
modatins terms.
BENEFITS kARSNER.
July % '4s. SIN Chesapeake City.
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PC3yONiL DISCHARGE

"t .?:,,,,,.,,.ttorr,, " Rn,'iso, or Kan,
G e. "tr'' '.'''.' W ,,,;,,. 81, ~, Vl,'
.,' t,!:1l;t u p;I.,r list c ,I,,
n..,ta,,,, o.,r. Of E,n. country st,,ur ,b,,
snan,,,t ,.r 3.r,s ,,i ri, l' 80, ,,,,
,,I r, t., a. Ill.,, 81,
n I.' -" IL,,iy. ,,., r'r,;, s.,.,. w.
n.haJ,Is orlf, ,,r,,r,, e1t.to,,,d ,.gs,,. ,.,i =,
T.. ,fLi, nr,d;,,rs ga l,,t..-.,. 49,, 49,, -. G.
., h, ,,, ,ecar,a;n ,he,n L,;o.,- ,n,,,y,I +, ~,
,,;,; ,I.h ala H., Vi p,lI,.,,, h,.,;,,<
,:.e.,a 49,, h., :, ,.s,;,,,, ,r. H..
i,, .n,;ans -, o, No., ,-.csi,,,,r w., ,;,,..
a,,ron.;or ,;,L;, ~ .,a,aIf nns,,i.I
o,,a hnv;nu o,,o;,,ed Peter S,nlns Trn,,oe
e. ,h, -, ~ ,Ia ~, a;,o-. .ia .;a H.,
N Rollis,n ,ni ihe aid Trns,,e hnvinr ,,ivoo
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DEN rAL ST. Rti ChS
WILLIAM l.. JON Els.

..- Surgeon Dentist from Baltimore
>fF7S-:sz--Elz5s lavng renewed TO Elklon, offers
UITS his professional services 10 tho
citizens Of Cecil and the rdincenl
counties. Office two doors east of Jonhsun's
Hotel. latey occupied as the Office Of the cecil
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted. filed, plugged, or inserted
upon the latest and most improved princpl
very moderate rates.
Special attention. will be paid to children
when his professional services are required.
Advice gratis.
Ladies will be waited On at their rcsidrn :cs
fdesred
Very hyperion denrfces of his own manu-
iacture always on hand.
May 18th As GIN.
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New Storc in Elkien.
Quick sales and .SmGH ProfIS

WILLIAM FELL respectfully announces 20
rhr cit zens of Eiktuu and liS vicinity, that lie has
taken the Store House IN the EDst end OF, the
town fornrrly occupied by Mr.. kennard, whore
he has uprned IL rrnera assortment Of Dry
Goods ana Grocerics, Hardware. Quecnswarc.
bacon, m,rk"lal, herrings, aud all snch articles
~ are us'mIly KIP m q general vnrie,Y Store
His principle II nnsin. - he'ng thai "a nI,.ho
sixnenrG IS hotter tl,In the slow Shilling be is
d"icrrlnrd +" sell his goo d. at i sr" "dSnncc
or CASH IT, l",h'e D!c 1.rI.,aa1 aup hu!
"a rail. ..H h.t~ epmadea5 l#.s ~". Iina iu- rs.
sartu, ID. vei selected, and offered at very iyN
prices.
nFThe highest narhct prices gwen il,
cash or goods fer a II kinds Of country produce
June 2ath '4S.-tf
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
WOODS STEAM IRON RAII.MI G
MANDATORY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BIZ WOOD
DIilI <Al,t Dill

RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUrTONWOOD St,
PHlLADEiPIilA.
Iron Ratings for public and private buildings
and public squares, Of every variety Of lorn' anu
pattern
Cemetery Ratings Of classic and unique de-
signs, embracing upwards OF one hundred oltier-
ent varieties.
Iron Chairs and Set,ees, for Gardens, Halls
and Piazzas-ncw style Verandas and P,as-
tiers, Tor Cottages, made in every style. Supe-
nor Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entrances
New style Balcony Brackets, sc.
Iron Tables of various styles, embracing LOUIS
XIV, EiMbelhean, Gothic, aud modern patterns
with White and Gold Italian Marble tops
Those tables have been introduced by the sub
scrbcr for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice Cream ga
looms, ne. They are beautiful articles OF lufhi-
ture tor Hat Stores and other establishments
where it is desirable To make grand display.
He has recently constructed an elegant SUD
.tan,lal Cast lion illchlng Post, IN toim admir-
ably adapted To petmanency OF posi- tion, highly
ornameutch and representing well executed
Head OF that noble annual, the H"rS". Surh an
article has 'ong been dcs,deri'n"l, and Is no"
OF I'D tp 'ar good sa%I, 81 Tie public
Gt.ug,.s ,..nug Philadelphia, arc respect
pllg iu.GleJ 40 I,Ii At his Warcrooms, and rN-
amaze bis JDltltIA specimens OF neW and oeaa-
IL : y3...
ROBERT WOOD Proprietor,
Ridge Road, nhuv" BultonwUod Street, fhila.
NJ lie has recently published. at great ex-
pcnse, an original work exhibiting the new de-
slprs and patterns which are executed at his es-
tublishmcut, embracing ali the above articles,
and the VARIOUS and splendid patiers OF Ccme'e-
nv, Balcony. Step and other Ralling9 winch
have bean manufactured Tor Laurel Hill and
other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly
Ton his own eStthlshm,nt, Ill d which may he
sent 10 any pat of the world 10 those VII" de-
SIRE to max" a SELECTION. Undouu,ed reference
VIII be requrrd 10 cus,nr 4 prompt return OF
the WORK, aiter an opportunity tor making tile
selection.
| rhilad, ,.hio .spril c2Hd l9AS--
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A FIXED FACE

II is UNIV ERSALLY CONCEDED that
Stanlon's External Remedy,
III L \ 1 5 /. IN NJ T. \ +,
Is one OF the Greatest Blessings within the rcacI.
OF II mankind il can be had Tor only 81 cents
u bottle, aud viii always cure wien timely APP
piled. Millions havo testified to ITS wonderful
healing properties. 1t relieves Pain Instantly;
II cures disease, and prcrcntS dtormuy 1t restores
to healthy action the Nervous Systtm whenever
II is attacked by any OF tho complaints to winch
1t is SUBJECT; there is no Medicine that can coni-
pare with ii, tyou nave either oflhe following
Diseases procure it, and YOU may rest assured
that you Will experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
case. Spinal Affections, rheumatism, Paralysis
and all Nervous Affections ContlAclions OF the
Muscles, sore lhroat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Clcr's, Pains IN the Back and Chest, Ague III
The bieas and Face, Too h.aclle, Splains, BruiS-
es, SrIt hHvin, Burns. CrOup, rested Feet,
t"f"s, bHu,uu-. Fresh Noulds, SWclsnJ@S nnd
l"rr.,, S,r',ulous Affections, Fu,sonr, Iio Dol
dlcrA oUu all Elllu,un> and Nervous Diseases,
Y'fasH before 1t. and leave tbs taay III sound
md htalthy state. For cN1dcurr oI hs great
newer over lhc System see the pvn4 Is " be
cad Of every Agent, er,tis.
EAfK AURniNARY CURE OF SALT
KlEUM. NV York, February IS, 1871.
SK-l have been INr'd OF ,nt ohll hhcuti ny
II few applications Of Hunts Linimen,i ! was
elected with the complaint for eight months J
led every luug that WAS recommended, but "A II
- purpos'; the d'sc"S" gT'w worse lnSep-
d.. Der last, 4 gentleman ,ir. L.. Ti'us) with
su "a ! Vas ;invelling, recommended Hunt :
,...,... rs. q il hui SIX tunes when the d.
.. .r ... nayr deferred making this com
mun i.tion, uult | was certain lac cure cas- ct
IL, 'uo. and -, rlnancri. am u"a certain II is
ST. and can Therefore c"nscicnnousiy reComlnen"
Hunts L'",tncnt as il certain and speedy cure ur
Salt Rirun,'
You,s, respectfully, J. P. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWAl;E
ILv,s s.uss,X 90 Delaware. Feb ;. ISir.
: MI NE SIX ,oycs III HUNS l,nncut ImInc-
,lmtvly an, entirely ont. | nave heard Of
lnre cases OF Cons rirn cured by twirC bath
me with the l.ininrm'; several cures nj Rhrnn
i,Srn; one case o. Group and one Of weak limbs
! lave I'D J., iInnt,h H., l'nmcnt on the Sab
bath, 80 snrgunc vas The applicnn, Of lis hcuo-
fetal ELECTS /. WEST & son
GEOI GE L. ST N TON, Prnprirtor,
sing Sing. New York.
.Nyrylnnd Agent. G. NJ HARRIS, LOG Bal
tmore 81 nca. Holiday, and for sale W AL TIL
CITY UnI GCH,fS.
lui, L. rs.
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PHIL. VIII. and BALT. Rail
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Phlndc-
phi. for }altnnorc, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore ! | o'clock. \. VI.
Morriny train from Baltimore for Phiia. al
VuaItrr hc!ufr l. octucE.
Night hno from Philadelphia reaches llkton
at hllfpaft - O'Clock at night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before / O'Clock, Z. NJ
BENJAMIN WELLS, Ast.
Il;tNp ,lpTil Sth As.
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TIE CECIL Y HiH,
Il s'l,ianeh every Saturday,
n the Log Cabin,

a a zGEET sN8s 'Fs
-er-nS. -Fwn dollars year, in iivouce-
t,rn dollars ,nd Fifty ccntsat the end ofthH year
R>rG. o7 lryG ;rIaHT--i sJItr' v'Hk-
81: s5c,s for each subsequent insertion | sqare
S months 50, months &c 90 year sl2. frnc-
t,ons of sqaare 10 he charged as IA square.
Iarg yearly adgcrtisem"nts a; the rate OF 81
f,r o,a t,iIl ola coianl. Tar! will - ia 10
case, any aaaten,en, ofthc.e rates
VoLyty 3. PALMER, Esq, is on agent in
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advert isemen's left at his Country
newspaper Agency'in either ofthosecitieswill
receive prompt attention.
joan G. Wale.s Esq is our agent il Fort
Dsposit.
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LV E?Eise
At THE
Gid EI.takss.>ss"d Yard
NEAR THE BRIDGE.

The subscriber has just returned from
Port Deposit, with Considerable additions
to his stock of Lumber, and he is now
prcpar to furnish to his old friends and
10 all others who desire to purchase.
Lumber # all desert tions upon the mos
accom- ollting terms.
JACOB C. HOWARD,
Ekton, May d, 'lS,
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In Ehton by
Esarsisfsa,at e. s;ansmc1l.

TUE undersigned have established
themselves in E!Alon. at the shop in ''We
Hotlow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they pnrpr e preparing to
order. and keeping N band all kinds 3
[ abIntt
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Furniture.

Having learned the business in one
he large cities. they have brought wit,
hem all the art. of the trade. and ar,
prepared to makl the best articles. a, We
as the cheapest, and as Trey do lhrir wnth
themselves, and are under bnt igh, On
penses, they can afford to sci "a, lowe,
prices than the city shops
IN shor. every article IN their line. ne
matter how stylish or costly. o, whe,I,r,
it be Of Rosewood Mahogany. Cher,
nr common pine.
I'Arl VA ,lsn make Illus 1T all kind
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

EEAsING FRANKS Il appears by "A
{, bate IN the Senate, that the Post Mlslor
General IS likely to bring the Senate about
HIM IN body. We copy from the Letter
IN the Express
There was good deal Of Just indipna.
ton IL the Senate to>day, nj the conduct Of
The Postmaster G'ncraI IN ,ras,ng franks.
Every Senator spoke against il even M.
Mics, the TX Postmaster G,nctnl Mr.
Calhoun spoke Of 'ias a high ndcuuy.
aud rs calling for an expression Of dlsap
probation on the part Of the Senate The
case was one IN winch the Senate ought to
assrr, It's rIgh's Mr. .Cnss also spoke Of
the Postmaster conduct as gross inter
trroncc with the ughls Of the body Mr.,
Underwood stated that his consuncus,
while he was member OF the other House
bad been charged unI,r the old law, 5000
for postage on his speeches, his frank had
becn erased and postage charged Since
his election to the Senate, his frank had
been erased IN hike manner.
The Senate seemed to BE- Of unanimous
opinion, 'Nol Cave Johnson had been guilty
Of a gross Interference with the tights Of tie
Senators
a Resolution WINS adopted nulhorlslng
the Post Office Committee to bring in bill
preventing this interference, and punlshIng
II a. an od,nrc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
BOSTON MARKET

Thursday, Feb H.
Iour and tDrn-Thc market is steady
i"f Iour WITHOUT change IN prices. We
n"''cr saI's Of t'cncsec and Michigan Mt
- -, nnd some small lots Of the former at
- 81 fancy brands Al SG7JuS7 per bbl
cash. For Corn, there Il more nclive de-.
mana and puccs have improved Sales Of
southern yellow at j8a59c, and holders arc
no" asking COO, nnI White a, jj,j7c per.
hInshcI In OATS, sales Of Southern and
northern nl 1880, pr bu.
Provlslons-Tho m1rkct DAN for pork.
- '' Of moss a SOLO 80, clean nl sl4.
md prime a, SIS j0,S9, 4 mos. Lard IS
nm at 2lsc per to, cash and mos
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gs. a, Rstial C,'n'y Hrsh
RUTLAND COUNTY TENiEN\N'L J.
CONVENTION.

u .e,o r,ccu,i,c
p,I..l r.,,,,y T.mrcr-
.''" r..u.,.r it,h.
,.. ,'. NV, NJ
%. r,..,l.,, r,r.l,h, meet.
H., N,, N.l,ror C...
,.,l.,.r,...
4" ..' ~. ! .,.f. ~ r..raon
=, W ~ i',,.l'..' .rt..,.,,,,, .pIS
" - ", ri.r.rJ,n were ar.
g., ,.r,,.,,,. tho l,,.i,,.,
.....'.,al.r,r ,lc n.rpio, wa. oc
,I IL. I'm Mr.. M.
~, Nm II..c cam and
,rd wants
49,. r,,...,,.,.. ,,u., In III. count, and
,l,,.,n,1
H'fT""'".
MI spencer '""N '"' ,"''' "',' ut"
crci'c' a. 'he afternoon '''"S ''''' '',,'
hnced win 'h''''., m"N,' ~ ,"' '.'' 49,
N1'h prayer nom l''N ID nav w a.
maven, '.' business ''',''''''''
~, i'" "'n- resolutions, ''' 'S'.'.., ''''
h's'NtI nat we az N''""'
d'rl'' g''u '''' Tue "''-"'l '''' W. '''.''
+" III, Hi'" p'""' '>'','S. w V"' '"''
ana tN"' We nave tue greatest '', - "N"'
ana are u"dcr the hiS"ts, u""EH,''"' ~
pcrsevcrc IN tins cause ol ''d anu hu'"a"'
y, tpI the victory SuaII hr complete.
lnaSmuch as the introduction OF any ne"
moasurG III legislation, ARISING IRON pro
grcss'ye change IN public sentiment and +
d"ptcd before such charge IS complete, Is
always liable to objections, ana t. van 'u I
forms Of opposition, which eau be ciiectuaIly
uN only by pcrscycuog ctioTt, and a Frac-
uraI demoastratlon that the measure Is wise
and hcatthiul. Therefore,
Resolved that We see no ground Tor ans
enlargement IN the opposition ana o'Jec-
tons made to the recent License La" nor
IN the abuses ana tNa',onS Whieh nave 'e'n
rract'cd ana we hr'nIN hrl'''c '"h' SUI
a demonstration can and lr'.t t." made OF lis
benign tendencies that AL VIII DC conStlaln-
cd to acknowledge ITS e'ceIIcn'y
mat Ia behalf ana on account o. the
Temperance community, we dcplorc The tact
that no Hotel, Tavern, or House ct puolc
Entertainment, constructed upon strict tenn
p"rascc principles; Is to be found IN The
SHIRE town OF the county of Rutland, aud
that we earnestly recommend to the friends
OF temperance to adopt measures to secure
the establishment OF such a House IN Nut-
land without delay.
HE hrst resolution a'ter buci Ncrba
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lRcPorcd for the Evening TraveIIerl
BRIGHTON MARKET

IhnsIny, F'b II,
Al Market 400 Beef Cattle, Gyokcs wor.
king oxen 90 Cows aud Calves, 1900
Sheep and Lambs, $50 SWINE
Prices Beef Cattle IS 80, So and 60
80 SNoe iai 3.Sc Sheep Esun go.
- 81 81 50 % and : 80. Cows.sal,s
ol $40
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

By Telegraph this morning 'ti't'r'"-
"a that Maj Webster of the Mass No,un.
tccr,- and SON Of the Hon. Daniel Wcb'''r
wa. ocad At thi, point in the commu
niaauou some difficulty occurred on the ln'
and nothing further eau be obtained
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

CDriou, Fast A correspondent OF ono
o. the Cincinnati papers SAYS th" the ia.
cna Vista battle G.liis still covered with
bones coats pants, shoes. knap'acks, &c
and what is most singular OF all is. that
a few NcNicaus who were lcft nnhunod.
are still on the battle field cnnrc Neither
ru,rc'actan nor the wolves prey upon them
but they arc dried UP Ike mumnics
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

ship Frrcr at Nc,r orleans Tho y
Orleans Commercial Bulletin Of the ION
speaking Of TIC ship fcrcr in that city states
tat there are II arly 100 patients IN TIC
charity ospita a'thou ,h thai establishment
is ouly calculated for the comfortable and
rro.,r acc, mmoda,ion Of nbout $50
Flu thcr admissions are impossible except
n, death crcat,s vacancies.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

rrsY~.I declare IN the face Of dav, That
thus Government was not instituted for the
purpose Of offensive war No, was fran
81 or the common defence and general
welfare, which are Inconsistent with often.
sivc war call Tint offensive war winch
goes out OF our own limits and jurisdiction
for the attainment Of o!l'cls not wuhDn
those hints and hat jurisdiction
JohR Rando'ph, in 1906.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

IL The Gosp,I IS preached to the poor
without pucc'
Yes thank God | have enjoyed II for
twenty five year without lis costing mo
twenty-five ocntsl"
God JIrs, your sjngy soul J" cried tho
preacher.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

4 Surriror Of the Boston Tea Partv
The Chicago Daily Tribune says, that
David Kcunison. one of the survivors e
the Boston Tea Party who made dish
or tea in Boston Ilarbor, is living in that
city at the advanced age Of IL years -
Ills memory Of the doings Of Tho Tea
PARTY and the events of the Revolution
is still very distinct
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

raJ-N " q Ms go Do u..r.t o. tar
la9r ron ,l.r cows u3lrr.-'Ac cees bug
tt.1ea rom 5s5' e ay--
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-23

Y-J-M1ts .tsp fny slave y,s,.,,l.vc
t'ro TAKEN "a the Goa" o!Afr-swt-.nihe
ls' velve months
The Daily spy., 1848-07-11
Worcester, July /, l848.
CIRCULAR

10 the LaulcS Oh w worcester COuntVs
An arrangement has been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society," and the Worces
ter County Mechanics Association, whereby the Exhib
on of Manufactures, the coming Autumn is relinquished
to the direction of the Mechanics Association.
The unders9r ed have been appointed Committee to
solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed so at
ractive feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society," and from all others disposed contribute spec
mems of their skill, industry and perseverance all
partments oflabor peculiarly pertaining woman.
Specimens of NeedieWork-o the product of the LOOM
whether of Cotton, Wool Worsted, or Silk articles of
comfort, convenience or uxuary also Drawings Paint
ngs and articles of elegance taste whether products
of leisure moments of regular are solicited
and it Is hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal TO those of previous years. while under the auspices
of the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed to take charge of
all contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. as will best exhibit their exceencies The name OF
the contributor together with the article articles con
trbuted will be entered in book, and number attached
to them whereby they be readily identified, and
fully restored TO the owner.
The Exhibition will commence TUESDAY, the 26th
ofSeptember preceding the day of Cattle Show and con
iinue four days longer 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
w. TAFT of Worcester the Superintendent, presented
at Il Hail. eery the Saturday preceding the day
exhibition in order that they may be properly arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE
ALBERT TOLMAN,
GEORGE PHELPS.
Worcester. July l, l943.