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,;.,.wy 2 q ] & 90, "a Camp Street :, :.


~ A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street. has now IN h3nd and
IL will be constantly receiving Fine Watches az -,
every kind Of the best lacure in Gold AMI -
Silver Gases Guard and Vest Chains' Seals and a-Iss
beys Pens and Pe9oisi Gold Ihmhes, Brooches daAtA
the nsbe patterns; Silver SPOONS, Forks Lsdes
CUPS, Ma kin Rings Silver plated CasiOrs Candls
sticks, Trays. Uns beautiful MaRte Clocks and Vases
Rich Fans Combs, Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel do
FUMERY, etc. etc, * I'm
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,.. - HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
RlEH HUNDRED BARRELS Resemble Hydraulic
u 1eWsRi. 10 si1s and agdpai sad %, sale BIZ
AAasH arc NihHVH 3 60, " lisAk Place.
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November election. Candidates
For sheriff:

VI . OAAAls
nIST Shaft @' o GSfssst PgSss
ensuing se'tion ia November decision ola Wing
1''''1'e"'' aux MANY FRIENDS.
EY- For Sherif-JOHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff of the
asn q Orleans Candidate for reelection day
discharged ID q. duties Of big Office, will h
"'oiIy Of hs lJyS0l GENERAL OUTRAGE.
For Assessor:
- t. For AssessOr-ERAsTU5 WELLS. one Of the
IsIct at The election be held the No
river o Johnson o s5res ' Benjamin and f' sa
E9T Z, Asssess0T - Eds Crescent Please announce
DstHet he Election n November next lis pf6essonbaying
qaaaes Elm for 5e oes % and beg 1 e sgsst s
would perform the duty an efficient and impartial be vii
. me District of Penimin, Es5e and
thence down the Canal TO the LaEe. ,sd7
E1~- For Assessor.-FR ANClS TURNER is a Gan
to Canal aiIest. W
~ For Asesssori i; %sssEs Ea.tors Please
F2 s9os Tor hunpai Ne I've as eaqdiae foE he ofce
nuao' SOME PRoPERTYHoLDERs.
da F0 as.5gi s. . Ts3 DAR Sa Can
DhIrict. .ep4!
For Collector:
9 99l e 0IE9 s E GaaasY qg fs
au2o "FAUsH BALLAGH."
TSckEo csso S9 Fs..: J9HS H. rs
Hu0 NUMEROUS r TFNDs
sg- For COueotor,-JOHN. H. BURROUGHS, the
present Cor Of state Taxes the First
nc Is Candidate for reelection the 5h OF Nov y3O
~ For Oollector-We are authorized to Announce
JOHN T. TAYLOR Candidate for Tax Collector o
i'ep'e'enauFe DlstlGt q te ely Of NewOheat5 iy27
~ For oUlleotor--T. p. HEARTT is Candidate
Tor Colectoro STATE Taxes the Third RepTssenve Ds
comprised between Canal and Julia and
WOODS, and respectfully Ocs the
ensuing Election in November, 1879. au7
t For Collector PETER. KEENAN, is a Candid.
aye Tor the once OF State Tax Collector the Third Representative
D'aliSI' ss925
Ez2 For Collector--The undersigned (the present Col
g peeuuy soIes ne suHTges Of the people al The general
C9e'or' Tor ne Third Bepresenatve District A. W sCATEs
'hs 'llls7'iIfl ftlyef and The sletalie Ridge. ly2
RzS- Fer State Tax Collector aIcggrs Editors -.
Please announce ANDRES KERKHaN Candidate for he
office Of State Tax Collector Representative district Of
Orleans The District and Julia ~
and from the AisGissppi the Metae Tie
sh November jy4 MANY VOTERS,
E3 For Collector, Mess-s. EdiJors: Please an.
nounce THOMAS McKEJ ~ the incumbent
Tor the office Collector Taxes
tive Disqualification 5th November The District
comprised within Canal and st. LOUIS streets, the Mississippi
and the MstaiIis Road 81
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS,
w hOUGHT AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
o. sasoTted sizes, from 8g t. 50 inches.
Atp, Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MfLLg4Hnl.
sRSsteS and thss4 in9kes, with OOHplur i6F wooden
sha s X en- ezigs wheels, iOg sala By
@sHd&W a,T.0G EsANA, Il Hiss5pW u
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E9E- For Clerk,-We are authorized to announce Mr.
lLFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate reelection once
Clerk Of the Fat District Court the ensuing election he
N November next aplO
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Second District Court:

Esy- For Cisrk,-HENRY B. KELLY is candidate
for Clerk Of the Second District Court the election
November next
E Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate FOR the Election on IN
5th Of November next and will be supported by the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.

TOHN MlLLAR, No. 1o1 ST. CHARLES Strsst
81 Corner OF GlrOd street,, respectfully informs CO
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters of Lou MA
isians that he IS prepared to manufacture andN 4S
furnish az articles 10 the above line, and has con-
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First District Court:

~ For oonstable.-PIesse announce in your journal
VIM SHEAREk candidate for Constable Of Third D
tEiet. PaEIIh Of Oreana. laps tel MANY FRIENDs.
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't'EE undersigned having LOIS day associated with him
MI CHARLES ARMlTAGE will continue the
Alt GROCERY BUSINESS, under the tirm Of
IMOND ARMITAGE.... Newt Orleans, Aug, q
~ BIN w. q. RAYMOND.
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EH- For Olerk.-EdS. Crescent. YOu will please saw
that IEO LEWIS Candidate for the office CLERK Of M
First District Court the election the 5 November s4g
my3 THE PEOPLE
~. For OIerk.-WM. A MOTT is a Candidate for
Clerk Of the Frs District Court Of NeWoTeanE Election on ths
bth Of November, 1872
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Jan II
TO PERPEruATK PEACE.

IUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-AKMS.-Thisg gun log
IL at the breech, the principle, rs regards seuI
home the charge, OF loading from the muzzle the d
being, that the load required pass three nche
rest, instead of the entire length Of (nay be) md
Darrell the mechanical structure embojies the best sc
tlc principles for this purpose an,i enables person.
load and fire the gun the raie OF three hundred Zines
hour, and keep the gun clean, the load always dry, ma
sure fire, and burn the powder WE'LL which, with the ac
hit OF the bail, enables il also to shoot with unns
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho or fine shot, a
is useful for both sporting aud warke purposes:
They made order, either in musket, rifle, carbn
and shotgun form, aud delivered governments, nd
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
VIM. w. HUBBELJ,
Aug LIT Patentee, Philadrphia
The subscriber has loaded and fred the muskc u times in
caaz min
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NEW AND ELEGANr siI.kS,-BAKNES IL MILF
~ CIlELl, between 9Th and 9th Streets Pennsylvania
avenue would respectfully announces the ladies oi Wash
ngtou and visiting the city that they this
day opened some twenty thirty pieces of very
til plain changcabe silks direct from the importers
bracing every variety light and dark shades evening
street dresses winch they soil % per less
!onner prices. Also, fifteen pieces very small plaid
and striped silks ut only 81 cents per yard.
White and coored sotns, OF every shade, ve~y cheap
Fiorences aud Mrcclltnes, OF every variety of color
White kid gloves of all Nos; likewise cold and black
SILK hosieries, al different costs, and all coofs
- dozen sheer lawn lInenc ambric handk in
which sell cheap Bargains
10 pieces embroidered Polka nnsins; also, very cheap
plain Swiss aud book mnsns
White and coored Tarston nusins, of the most ash
ionab,e colors
Together with extensive and de able stock of dres
goods generally
Which, in order to reduce will from this day sell nj,
cost Tor cash GNe us an early call, and you will b.
disappointed in getting very grea, b,rgasns.
jan 23-3taw2wif
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meeting Of the stockholders OF this company, hq
"A in ,ltimore, the l7Ih instant, of which Abraha
Martin, OF Philadelphia, was chairman and George pn1
lus, OF Mddieown, Maryland was secretary, the loow
nlemcn elected directors OF said company, VIZ
Con. Archibald Henderson, of Washington.
HoI. John u. Chapman, OF Charles county, Maryland
James NJ. Buchanan, of Baltimore.
Mason Kinde, OF Cnesnut Hil, Pennsylvania. ,
Hezekiah Boeler, William LDughridge, and Barton BOZ
Ter, OF Washington county, Maryland.
And at meeting OF the directors subsequently held ~
Hon John G.. Chapman chosen president, and Jan.
NJ. Buchanan counsel of the company, G. W. Wevef ss
retary, Barton Boteer treasurer, vii IAN Louglrsc S
era agent, aud Roben B.slc OF Washington, Andrew "a
rott OF Philadelphia, and John s. McCuioh oil Ba'tno'
transfer agents
Messrs. George Jacobs. Edward Carrot, John F. 0pl
and Lewis Bell, declined a ro-election.
Jan. 2i-6t
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T I'VE and Let Lave l. Saz 600 los,.-Wherea, y
IL small profits OF the dry good. trade viii not provide
the heavy losses consequent upon credit business ~
has amounted 10 the enormous OF S2),0JD daring
last twelve years Of our buncs) have therefore d
mined to sell for cash only which will enable us TO eau
sam amongst our cash purchasers. it will make It an o
for them TO deal wth us. In preparation we are now
ing without regard 10 cost, and earnestly solicit tno
debtcd TO fork dctcr,ulnet close the cru
system, and hope friends will spare the pam 81 y
lnsal, even for small balances, well the mothca
oil legal proceeding against debtors which will be cU
peied 70 do after tue LIST e bfuary next brrcp
Jan "a WHITE BROTHER
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Anew aud elegant assortment or Jewslyy, Sc

NEW mud elegant assortment OF JeweiyF 80,
~ ROBERT ktfWOkrlI most respectfully hess s Y, M
10 inform his customers and the public generay, va ya.
hgs just received from the north most elegant anu d,
assortment OF Jewery ency aftic.es, NC, SUI"
is 10 he found elssw here in the city. ,6l
Among the many articles be found in this Desun
colcotoa may be eou'uerated--vcry rich and
gu d and oo chains, gold card case, silver ]
basket, silver combs OF very elegant patterns, Dc.
with large assortment OF bouquet holders, cara
bracelets, pms Iockets, NC. All of which may DC STU
the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near sh street
Jan. iS--3eod.
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DILL. PAPER ruled with rcd lines
- Cheap letter paper and foolscap
llank books and pass books OF every size
Wrapping papers and Irvine.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Jan 70 New Stationery Store, 9th street,
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1919.
HOUSE OF REPr

MIR. NlCOLL asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for the introduction of the following resoluuon
ResoiUed &C., That the Secretary OF State be, and he is
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SENATE CHAMBER Jan. 25 1910.
SIN The report in the Union to-day, my remarks
the post office bill the S,nate yesterday is in the
era quite in particular ana
very material These will heea fer correct Should
OF the other papers think proper TO publish the re-
marks desire that they may omit to do 50 unt they nave
them in corrected form.
Respectfully, W. ALLEN.
T RirctuE' Gao
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NOTiCE.-The annual meeting OF the stocghodec
~ the Washington Coal Company incorporated ny '
State of Mary ad will he held In their office, IN the cH
New York The lih OF February nex,, Tor the r'ec"
OF directors 10 serve during the ensuing year, -
Jan 2t--3t f. p. HEWi.lN(iS, Secretary
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The subscriber has loaded and fired the muskct u times
cessve minutes
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
International Ar Union,

ESTABLISHED in the city Of New No-k, for
Il the promotion OF the taste ut the Gnc art 300
the United States Of America, by introducing
through the mcaus of perpetual free gallery, the
chct Il 0urres Of the European School OF Art. It,
object b. 60 furnish the student Of art with paint
ing. worthy To- become his mod els and To promote
general public taste.
Subscription - per aunum, for which each sub
scrihcr becomes member and entitled 10 all the
privileges ufthc institution which arc as follows.
/. magnificent annual engraving, done cS-
prcssy for the institution, and worth the full price
of the annual subscription.
2 share iu the annual distribution II paint
ngs and works of art Of the very hghes'clafs, such
as have never been offered to subscribers to any
Art Union ia the world.
3. IL addition to there advantages, every sub
scribcr to the international Art Union willhave the
hornr Of contributing 20 the work which the nsti-
tuition take. upon it.cif of sending every year one
American artistic Europe, at IL, own expense, to
study two y,nr- 500 it, host -chools. Tho first an
lual distribution win take place December lOlSl9.
Subscriber. for lolg will receive q copy Of the
splpudid mczzutut engraving, by Alais, Of Paris,
OF The Prayer after the original, picture of Du-
bute proof copy may hc seen at the rooms Of
the Institution, 2Sg Broadway.
- Subscriptions will bc r,ccivcdby me at West
Poultncy Rutland Co. P,r,out nj q distance who
may wish 10 become .uhscribcrs will receive Ger
tGcatcot membership by enclosing - by mail.
p HENRY CLARK, Honorary Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
STATE or VERMONT.

Rutland, 90.
seneca smith and Ia Chancefy
Nicholas Rodgers First Judicial Circuit
Rutland,
Pahus Kelly. April term 1919
w HEREAS. Seneca Smith, and Men
w olas Rodgers 81 Dainty m the county
Of Rutland, have exhibited their bill N
couu 81 the present term, STATING that Pal
tbs Kelly Of rinmoUth IN said county being
indebted 10 the orators n the sums Of hty-
five dollars payable 10 said Rodgers aud
twelve dollars and ninety three cents pava-
bic to sad Smith, 80 two notes dated 81
December lstG. on demand nth interest an
uually, To- secure the payment thereof. e1-
ecujed TO the orators mortgage deed OF The
same date as Aforesaid, OF certain piece or
parcel OF land lying and being in Tinmouth
Aforesaid aud described rs follows bounded
North by lands formerly occupied by Seth
PIlps, known as the Chapman place, Easi
by mmoujh Pond, so called, South by lands
formerly owned and occupied 10y Abraham
c. Rodgers West by the highway. Also one
Olherpes described ne follows North, West
aud South by Joseph Rodgers land and East
by the highway Also one Other piece,
bounded North by Tinmoulh Pond aforesaid
East aud SOUTH boy Joseph Rodgers land,
and West hy lands owned and occupied by
Abraham c. Rodgers The three pieces
said 20 contain thirty -thrce acres, be the
same more OF less meaning all the land con
ycYed TO the SAID Paltus Kelly by OBADIAH
kc,ly--telerrence had to said conveyance -
4 $50 all and any such real estate as saiC
Pa,tus Kelly may own in the town Of TIN
mouth Aforesaid, together with all the pryil
eyes and appuueu7uces thercunto belong nP
With a condition thereto annexed for the re
dcmption OF the same And that said sums
OF money have never been paid ASH PRAy
INu that said defendant may be foreclosed O
his equity OF redemption 10 the same, auS
that the orators may have their wit OF pos
session, and fr their costs
The usual process Of subpoena having is
sued and 1t appearing that the said Paltu
Kelly Is absent from this state and cannot b,
notified by subpuna; Il is ordered that b,
be required to appear on the first dav Of tn,
next term OF this court, TO be held at Rutlan,
900 said county on the second Tuesday O
Sep,ember-A d. 1919, then and there t,
answer to said brll and for this purpose tn
substance OF said bill and this order be pub
llshed three weeks successfully in the Rut
land County Herald, published al Rutland
the last publication to be at least twenty
ddys previous to the commencement OF san
term, which shall be sufficient notice An,
day thereof is glteo &c.
+. W HOPKINS, Clerk
MoRRts H. Cook, Solicitor Tor Orator.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INNTRANCE COMPANY.


IUuC'lN vl eomb'nAtl"h iv' ma,ua, &C.
-. - 80. 80 l','''''l"n y lhai upon NW,h ~
- -, 80, ,, ,'N, sc ba'ea sos Nh',u "u'H
~, a. y, .,, :, VIZ 'e'' Nt"g'h ahu 'A''t "A''
l'I io,' Ftoaptfoes continuance.
,Ft"g' W a,"s t'fHtA rance D.. particular ihe lf'h'
"t'"o '-N'" 't"m 'he 'upethu'tN "i 'h'
u'1.! ., " ''.','eo ''' the urgency OF thr t"d'
49,, ~ ,. "'' 'N'n te'''lng iull and 0f'H
49,. ''''''t' ""'" hs Own peculiar 'agtn-
~ .t. "
- A. h Wy IVk't' ~ I've ih'"t
-, ~ ''.'I.t '. "'' '"''s '"'n' - when rams
N.H"S'- "a CIV anu at' h"t'a l"f rrudtucs
1nH loIS' az, lDp'e "nen hs'' wDii read
wy H'",s'o Uh5"lT',' :, VS. 'e'ehn o. l.r 'n-
.'H'', nE.',N 'l.'''i .NV .hHo' ht same
~ ''. ly u''. "' ''.'' ."A'f rs e'e'' 81
uc" Wv N.s u''ll" t"""ru '.t l"e a'"l,'i lIi'.l-
ee"'s' ~. 'n''r WHO are moot frequently Insured.
''Y '.I tue 'aiFS'. '"h'
M'raI} e'nNderrb Lille ih''raucc Induces h"-
BITE Of economy encourage and lr"mote' iHio'-
wy "'1 '''S'"e". INC '.. q" '' '.'lN' Aha A"-
m'. US nu''e'l anu 'nt.' lhd' ii'h' WIG Nf' .''.
J." ''' ltA''''' r' m'N'hF 'hA'I "nNu", e'u' .'n-
s"'' 10 ''e 'i"''. ''i '1' l"'"t '."'At '' l''F
lt''N!' soon cease go tees ~ t"fdchr AMI lNtY
o".r''u.'N ''r'F' some "'r'h'e" lfe-,'t tI"ha-
o"N'"' !" t"a'lt them 70 Improve 'hr iuinf' con-
Hl''n "i iheir families, ms lrnh'nh'l i"rn'Eu'
a"' o"",''fnie care 10 ihe part OF n'"d' W ihm'-
N'. wiz 'rc'i durable monument "i AurHN"u
a'a Ef"utnde ~ 'hc memories oi thelf 'ui''orH
@lo gN'Tt an 'Nhu'nee Tor economy anu lro'idtn'
care Boz future generations
Inc cost OF insurance b. so trihing compared
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
IRON TIE GoLp DIGGINGs


The folloving letter is a early A. late a.
anything ws have from the workings W the
q I'D Region Of California IL was written
" Mr. james Spears Of Lay,ctis, Ia by
. young mAn FROM that (Tippeosnoel C0un'
~, and by Mr. 5. eommuu,, atod to the La
fsyetts DAILY Journal
Con MIsrs. Feb %, $40.
When leli home, IL was with the inten'
tion Of going to Oregon; bul happily for me
/ changed my mind Al Port Hall and came
direct 20 California, where ! landed among
the gold mines Up H. my eycs The first
two weeks dug S275 worth Of gold -
Since that have dug 81 900 worth more,
frequently diggingas high a. $50 worth per
day i Is common 10 dig ifom one 90 five
ounces per day and not uuircqueutly men
dig from $500 TO $500 worth per day
This you can rely uron as true for
have myself seen IT, These mines excel
any 80 the world Their extent is not
known They seem to follow the range Of
mountains North aud South They are
known 70 be one thousand miles ia length;
ARd the width has not been asccrtaiucd. -
The gold IS found in large chunks know
Of one which weighs % pounds
TIE gold seems to have been melted. and
from all Appearances these mountains have
been volcanic Blown a. IL is, from the
face Of almost everything. goes to prove the
supposition
! have no room for further detail Of tho
mines, but if live to get back again. will
show you q sample of~gold 1bI. is the
place 10 make fortune but | would advise
nobody 10 bring family for it is the most
degraded place / ever saw. Ii is a mixed
multitude FROM all parts Of the world
Vice Of all kinds is without bound ! saw
three men hung almost without Judge or
Jury.
can give you no description Of the coun.
try, for have not seen much OF it ! have
not seen house since left the settlement.
III keep my health this season, ! shall
have all the gold ! want intend to work
during the good weather aud then leave for
home. have travelled the wide and exten-
sivc plains and have seen numerous Buffalo
herds, and the various tribes of Indians;
aud intend TO ride the pillows Of the Pa
ciho on my way home.
JOHN HARE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
DAiLiLEY'S
Magical Pain Extractor.
The Original and Genuine,

MO compound has ever been discovered that
" Possesses any Of the qualities of this famous
remedy .-Almost daily We hear Of new, aud here
toiorc unknown yirtues, discovered by its Rppilca-
ton to new discascs-tor IL is a remarkable fact,
that many OF it, effects are known only from acct
dent or experiment
] have not space in this publication 10 cnumc-
rate all the diseases cured by DALLEN'S PAIN
EXTRACTOR and beg respectfully to refer the
public 70 my printed pamphlets, containing ccrti-
Gcates Of cures, &c.
It's infaHiJiiny is cstab ishcd as a remedy
in the rOrSt
BURNS and Seals; Piles; Rhcumausm luhnmma-
tiou,; Wound Sores Iugworms; salt Rhcum
Ery-ipplas Chnppcd or Cracked Hands, Pains of
the Back Shoulders, or Sides, Suh joints and
Musclcs, SpraIns and Nwclcd Joints, Eclous. Gputi
Neura'gy, Sore Nipples Broken Breasts >wo'lel
Glauds Mumps sore aud lnaamed Eyes Tooth
Ache, Head Ache, etc.
Il will, within five minutes from it' application,
remove the pain from the 'eNcre't Burns. Scald,
or Blistcrs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20

HoRAcE GHEELuY AT TRoY We are
informed that the Working mems Lcagueiu
this city have secured the attendance OF Mr.
Horace Greedy, as their Orator, on tho
fourth Of July next The wide reputation
Of Mr. Greedy. makes it unnecessary for US
to say any thing more. Their League have
been fortunate in this respect, and we doubt
not all their arrangements will be worthy Of
their zeal, patriotism and the day. I Troy
Wing
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
SADDLES. HARNESSES. &C.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
L the public that hc may he found 90 tho on
Stand over kilhuru and iIenrys Shoe shop, ready
to wait upon all who are disposed 10 favor him
with their patronage. He has on hand good as
sYrtucut of Trimming, and all work not on hand
will Doe made To- order aud sold cheap for cash.
Cleaning Repairing, and Oiliug Harnessc. done
up in order on short notice. Also, Trimming cx.
ccutcl with nentness and despatch.
The subscriber would tender his thanks 10 his
friends and customers for their heretofore liberal
patronage, and 1t will be his aim to merit contln-
uance OF the same.
IRA +. BLISS.
Rutland arch q, 1919. l1u
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
Hardware Depot of Washington
County,

PhGnir Place, Whitehall, Ne,o York
I p. ADAMS, successor to VIM. II. Low, has
j just received, large supply Of
Hardware and Crockory,
and takes this manner. NJ informing the former
numerous customers OF VIM. II. Low, that hc in-
teuds to continue the business OF the concern, ON
the same system as his predecessor, but at reduced
prices.
The Essex Iron WorRs Nails. and Window Glass
Of the best qualities, Tor sale, Wholesale aud retail
by J. =. ADAMS.
Whitehall IGay II, 1919. 2l3m
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-20
nae HONE JOURNAL.

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Commissioners Notice.
WYE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. probate court for the district u Rut-
land, commissioners to receive examine and ad,
just all claims nd demands Of all persons against
the estate of Daniel Fisk, late Of Dandy in
said district, deceased, represented insoycut and
six months from the llth day ofMarch 1919 being
allowed by said court for that purpose We do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend 20 the
businefs Of our said appointment Mt the house Of
the widow Of the deceased, IN Danny on the 7th
days Of July and September next, from o'clock
III, until / o'clock =. m, on each Of saiI days.
i.AAc NicHot', Commissioner.
WILLIAM Ors,
DANNY, April Is, lsl9. p