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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30


PHIBApE LFIIA, June g 1851 highly recommend
Dr. Dayss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know.
ledge Of a My wife had been affected fer long
time with weakness and pain in the bfast The Of this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her. ThesympiOmE
would after time, iecBr and B occasions the relief
sspeedg in the hIstacH IL months since
she has been free OF The affection consider and recon-
mend valuable medicine itsstTen gthgnug effect
has been great in addition to relieving thf sst.
EAn i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

ftH5QqQL ATE AND COCOA bors. R-Is,1- ~
10. is 9s, s1psiioi Cocoa; 10 bones brown
no pig - elan. ION hesfna tai IA ~ f Aleiei
aa CHARLES SEDUCTION % Damn #
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory

TOHN MlILAR, No. 191 81 z. LHlRLES Street,
- Corner of Glrod stTeet), respectfully informs "a
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters Of Lou SseEA
EiaRa, that he IS prepared 70 manufacture and =a-
furnish all articles in the above line, and las
C7sS - VA stantly hand OraassOnmEnt Of SAD
F4ls =AAlI4 dies, BRIDES, MARTINGALES,
.-I'5fAtA u SNWHIPS, SPURS, end HARNESS Of
e1ss sAe4z43eyey. kidd military SADDLES,
ElUIIS TERS, PACK. SADDLES, VALlSES and HOB.
D .ES-al which viii sell as low qs those who import
Of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture
E Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
~ REPAIRING attended 70 nth and
dispatch. iyl2 Can
uNHE subscriber having commenced The Wholesale and
4 keinil Of LIQUORS, WINES, etc., begs s,zs-zR5,,
inform his friends and customers that he keeps
sways on hand the following, viz: ta8
BRANDiES-C5OdaTd's, Magoys, aud other eszsssslssA
celebrated bTanda, very Old;
HOLLAND GtN-DirsCt importation, b5it uuailiy;
MONONGAHEl4A WHISKY;
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY-tlreot from Maryland
EAST INDIA NADER A splendid article;
DUFF GORDON SHERRY, 81
JAdEICA RUM-Pest quslit5:
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHlSKY-lmportod by Mr..
CHAMPAGNE For every brand and description;
BRANDY FRUITS. -;
SCOTCH ale and LONDON PORTER,
Wholesale and Retail at IS ann rs Royal street by
MS # s. +. TAYLOR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

-,,,,,,,,, hQBb 1T ehlN z 3 -
EElCkLAHEk, No, Z , ROYAL STREET,
INIERTAkE Els all KINDS Of Fl such aa the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges Ovens, Steam "a,
BgieIs, ETC. All work dOnO by the subscriber will ,at
tins. pE1AN
Hfib dspNtch i8i9 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

lNl AiAt ElAcA hL lAulAlG
Thomas Rogers, Newly Orki
Wyman Turner, Maine;
lib Harrison, Newark, N j.,
i ; 10. q. Cady, Mast
.y;Ip. w Bassett, Cincinnati;
IN. s. Cater, Vermont;
Dan'l Ireland, NewYoIki
Albert Crane. 90;
W.W BiOws, Maine;
Ia. G. Theh0n. Salem. Mas;
"a. ]. HortOn, New York;
VIM. W. Houston, Pa;
IN. + Ayenll, Barre, VII
e John II. Hollis, Mass;
ROb't F. Ford, N.Haven, Ct;
Henry Greedy, Havana;
Col. A. Huntington, Texas;
u. 3. E.Wlliams, Barre, VT;
! And others, O3D 3m
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but we shall suboin few testimonials of It's value seleo
om the thousands in possession, from ali parts Of
country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-30

- hlAuIsON HUUshi hdoniR9al6Iy All' ~
FHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of the
i travelling public, confident that he can supply So
the of tbs transient visiers of Montgomery, as
well any Of mis- competitors Those going 10, -.
tuning from the North obtain meals at ali h0uFs 70 sun
heavHl and departure Of the railroad cam and sseameIs
A fine OuH-hOue OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, %
convey passengers and from the boats TO the oarI Tree q
charge The accommodations equal to other estah
ialmeu in the town and being OF reduced rste ofei
additional inducements to the travelling public The 5esi
stewards cooks aud servants engaged and no pains VIII
be spared render the stay Of yes pleasant aud ggs
sU28 dNWIy - e. A. ABERCROMBIG,
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70 All. WHOId IT MAY CONCERN
PAT8aT MGIALLIo INDIA RuBBRR GOODS.

Z constantly han d aad are ready 70 receive
oes for every variety and style Goods made from Gnu
Capes, Pouches egginRs and Clothing of all kinda Army
and Navy Rags, Air Beds Pillows, Life Preservsrs Camp
Blankets, Tents, Kuapsacks, Gun Cavsrs Hospital and
Carriage Cloth Steam Packing Mil and Gin Bands, Hoe
AVID eveF other article mAde OF India Rubber warranted OF
the best quality, and all at Fac Prices,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

QuIcE on THt THtoStA -'NoI will please
observe, said old Mt Lamwell, AZ he led Us
through hts school the other DAY, that the
boys are required W display the utmost al.
tsntlon 10 qoietness and discipline, and In
short lime become even dvested Of that most
annoying disposition TO tease each other -
IN short they soon settle down into ell the
gravity OF mature yeaf4. under the whole
some system have Introduced
We al this mt suived 10 front Of sew
ersl boys who were standing around buck
ct OF water, and one had JUS, charged his
mouth with The contents OF TN cup, while
the old gentleman was STOPPING to recover
his pen from tho iioor when another passing
along. snapped his 6sgor quickly beneath
the drinkers car and causing him 10y a sud.
den start, to eject the contents Of hs moutl
over she re lagogue's bald pate Starting
upright with hi, hair and face dripping, tn,
master shouted
/ Who done that
The party unanimously cried out: : Jin
/ Gun, sir"
Jim Gun. you rascal, what did you do tina
| for
Jim, appalled, at the mischief he had done
mutlered out that 1t was not bis fault, Ju
that Owen had sNArT him.
THIS entirely changed the direction OF ol,
Lamwells wrath, and shaking his cane por
len'iously over Owens head, he asked di
you SNAP Gun"
The culprlt, trembling with fear, murmui
cd
ayes sir, SHAFT Gun, but IdFnt lno
hc iods iodded -
We left.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

IN addition to their already MAMMOTH !
i TROUPE OF EQUES TRANS AND /
ANIMALS, the PtUprietors offer, the pre-
sent season, a soues Of Novel and Magnih.
cent Entertainments, far surprising anything
every presented TO the American Public
The leading new features OF this extensive
Company consist OF pair OF TRAINED
ELEPHANTS and ROMEO, and TEN
EGYPTIAN CANELS, whose performon-
ces have been the wonder and delight Of
thousands ln GREAr BRirAiS and on the Con
rtSrSr or EuRoPE. Also, in the perform
! nnces Of the beautiful and highly bred Dane
/ ing Horses, MAY FLY and BUCEPHA-
/ IrS, imported at an enormous expense from
I Francon's, Paris. and n stud Of 90 I'LL
/ pUTIAN PONIES, including the cclebra-
ted Fighting Ponies, DEAF BURKE and
TOM SPRING the Comic Twin Ponies.
DAMON and PYTlIlAS, tine Fairy Pony
CINDERELLA, and the Trouiug Pony
/ BLACK DIAMOND.
Among the performers arc MR.. x SANDS
and his Children, in their elegant Gymuas-
tic Teats MR. w. STOUT, the great Two
and -Four Horse Rider; MASTER MAU-
RICE SANDS the Juvenile Equestrian
Wonder. ia various acts Of Equitatiun, MIR.
II. GARDNER, the celebrated Dramatic
E0ueAtrian; MASTER Jesse SANDS
the Infant Equestrian, MONS. AYMAR. in
his Astonishing Barrel Performances MR.
d. RUGGLES, the Popular and Unsurpassed
: Performer on the FLYING Cord SIG. PIE
REF, the Unuvalled Conlououist Messrs
: MITCHELL, CRAWFORD, COLEMAN
CUSHING, LACY, BOWENS, and a hos
To- OF other Performers, all Of the most approx
cd talent in their vatuhs ieats.
. This Mammoth Corps will enter town on
the Morning OF Exhibition, Mt II O'Clock
preceded by the Sacred Egyptian DRAGON
l. CHARIOT OF ISIS AND OSIRIS draw
10y 10 EGYPTIAN CAMELS, containing
the FULL BAND attached to the Company
PC Next in order will be- the EAST INDl!
e CAR, to which will be harnessed the two
ELEPHANTS, followed by the Magnifcen
Stud Of Horses and all the numerus cost
and highly ornamental Vehicles belongin
to the Company. The Beau,iful FAIR
CARRIAGE, drawn 10y 90 LILIPUTIA,
PONIES, driven in hand, will bring up III
rear OF the whole Procession, the tout enScu
il bic Of which Surpassed any thing which lar
guage can describe.
g Master Of the Arena, CAPT. J. A. DE
CAMP Equestrian Director, MIR. "
cr STOUT; Treasurer, MR.. G. w. FOSHAY
rs. Clowns, PEN ILAND and AYMAR, bot
or distinguished above all others ia the couI
try for their wit and loviality, and unsu
passed by any in the world for their genuit
and uheXceptionable humor.
Prices of admission, 25 cents without di
n. tinction Of age. Doors open at | - Al
n 6l.2. Performances commence at and
" p. NJ.
re This immense and truly magnificent Est
lie biahment will be open at Rutland, on Tue
;. day, the goth inst, for one day only. III
nv above establishment will be opened IN Wa
IT, lnglord, on Friday, May 25. East Pou'
is ney, on Saturday, May 20. Casteton,
he Monday, May 2s. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscriber, G'ing arpoi9,t,S,l by the
Commissioners to receive, examine aud adjust all
claims arI demands of all persons against the estate
oC Patience Ba-com late of Benson In suid district
deceased aud six months from the 2lst day Of
March last being allowed by s4il couft for that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of said appoint
mont at the dwelling house Of Joseph s. Gri.uoll
in Benson aforesaid, on the first lucsdnys of July
and August next, from one o'clock, p. NJ, until
=. w. on each of said days.
ISAAC NORTON lr.,,,..;s,;.r,rs
EDWARD :. HOWARD,
3w II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Tux prinelpie Of combination frr mutual b. /
tenee and protection, Is that upon which All
'tates and initiation arc based. and which vhcu
we'll regulated, l. the best strength and safeguard
for their prosperous continuance.
APPLIED 70 Lille lhfuraucr iu particular the priu
ciplc b. tribe taken from the supctduiy vi o., |
many 70 bo bestowed for the cAlrcncy II the indi
yiduAl, each in his turn receiving fuU and acrH
muiniei adrdHfrct when hi own peculiar oAigcu-
ev occurs.
Upon examining The progress cf Life ln,ur
/ auce IN Europe We hhd those cn1uttts which rank
highest Ia civilization and noted Tor prudence
/ aud forethought arr those which have mos read
I lily A,ailed Themselves uf it' tcuUds fur 90.
| ,taurc England Holland and Scotland. The same
! remark may Dc made Of individual. The class o.
men who are dlstnFuishcd for thc acnt,.t iutciii.
/ pcucc, arc those Who are most frequently injured.
/ AID Tor the largest sum.
! Morally considered, Life Insurance induces ha.
! bits ct economy encourages mud promotes indus
try aud strengthens the blonde of social and DO.
nestle daticsi and those individuals who arc once
In the practice Of making small annual cortr,hu-
tons Co lite office, Tor the futurc lrugti ut their
friends soon cease g. feel It burden, and they
Ichecrfully forcpo some worthless rrescnt rrhtn.
cation 60 enable them To- improve the iuturc con-
diton OF their families This prudential torc,irht
aud confederate care ON tho part Of hcBds of FAINT
, lics. will erect durable monument Of affection
, aud gratitude in the memories Of their survivors
aud exert an influence for economy sud Vro,IdcuI
care IN future generations.
b The cost Of insurance H. ~ triiing compnrct
with the benefits secutcd. that scarcely any rcrsDt
who gives his attention o. the subject can hesitate
Co embrace H. young man twcuty.two years o.
age, can effect an insurance OF ~ 600 Tor scNCi
years by the payment OF less than three ssnh
day.
physician or clergyman thir4--car, " ag,
can secure TO his widow or uDfy, let death hnr
pen when il may : Il 600 LynNropratiuE for Pre-
MUM less than forty-sK 0|uts week. Ia mi
manner, an insuran (which would cost but it'll
economy In cIpcus%, or partial rctreuchmcut ,
some unnecessary HXury, would place a family )
4 l.fl HORT
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Commissioners Nnficc.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. probate court for the district Of Fair
haven, commissioners t. receive, examine and al
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
Martin Blakely, late Of Pawlct, in said district
deceased, represented insolvent and siX months
from the 9th day Of April inst, being allowed by
said court for that purpose we do therefore here
by give notice that will attend to the business
Of our said appointment at the dwelling house OF
David Whedon, IT,, i'm the town md village Of Paw
let on the third Thursday Of May next from ~
o'clock \. Nj. until o'clock Il. ", said day.
HORACE WILCOX, 1C,,o,,i,.i,,,o.,
DAVID WHEDON, Jr.
pawlot April 10 1910. II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
New Store and New Goods.

The subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Rutland and vlcn-
ily, that he has purchased the Store formerly
occupied by Messrs Ripley & Bailey, where
stock Of spring and summer goods, compris-
lug all articles usually kept in a country
store. The above stock having been pur-
chased for cash at the very lowest prices, is
now offered al prices corresponding with tie
times All those DESTROYS el purchasing are
invited to call and examine the above goods
and the prices before purchasing elsewhere.
j. u. PROCTOR.
Rutland Mills, May IL ls49. l9;6w.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

SrArE or NEHMo~T DE It remembered that
District Of Rutland -. ID at special session
Of the probate court Of the district Of Rutland.
aforesaid, held at Rutland, iu said district ON the
I4th DAY Of May, A. d.. lsa9
Present Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas, Moses Perkins administrator, with the
500 annexed Of the estate, not already admnI.tcr-
3D. Of James d. Butler, late Of Rutland. in said
district deceased testatc, has this day made ap-
plcAtion to said court, Ia writing scttiug forth
certain facts relative the situation Of said estate
whereby 90 Appears that there - a certain amount
OF debts and sIpeuscs OF Naturalization Tor which
said estate BE- liable set unpaid, that not a~cts
In tho hands Of sid Admiui-trator sun cicut 60
pay the same that % b. utc,sstry 60 sell portion
ci tAl real estate 10 order 20 realize assets where
uith o. pay said dch's and oApeu1rs aud there
fore, praying sall caurt 60 graut him license q
cell certain real estate to Wit that which was iu-
yentoried a. one fourth of l,t in Mcndoui un
/ dsrstood % be one fourth OF lHt No L. 40 the
tLird division ~ lots iu heudou, ,n sali dtlrlct
Therefore, Il b. ordered by aagd court That aid
T application be and the same De- hereby rgi,rr.
F for hearing and decision 9. th- stated session OF
said court e. De- hold at tbs ,0es OF the .-i.tgr
OF SAID court iu said RutaUd. 400 the lst Monday
being the an day of june, a. d. l7shf and iha
notice thereof bt give. ll publication, three Hr-t'
fuccetslNcly Trrg4oaf thereto Geo one kut.ard "un
9, Herald a rcw.lapul printed 81 aid AHtisni
and circulating iu tae ueI CHI oThood oi those ln
tercsttd o. order that al. I,1tant lui,rr,tsl ma
appear ani give bonds fDr tae pay avnt ot .aN
dshtsard pence .th.rsis. object Geo che graft
ins or saiI lceuss ~ H., Pc, cAu.r
"a Hrsry HttI Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

Stat, Of Vermont }DEhrcmemacrcdthat
Dittrict Of Rutland, - ( ID at stated session
Of the probate court for the 'aid district OF Itut
land held at Kgtlaul in 'ail district On .he lOth
day OF April A. j lSi9.
Present Hon Harvey button, Judge.
Whereas, heretofore to wit, on the 18Th day Of
Juno, a. D.. 1915 said court did mako an order
allowing Moses f.. Vail Administrator Of the estate
OF Sally Barrett, lato OF Addlelovn in said dis
trict deceased, intestatc, year therefrom to
dispose Of said estate, and pay the debts Of said
deceased and said Administrator has this day made
application to 'aid court to have the time allowed
aforesaid for the disposal Of said estate and pay
ment Of said debts extended one year from the
18th day Of June, A. D., lS49.
Therefore, II is ordered by said court that said
application be, and the same hereby is, referred
for hearing and decision TO the stated session Of
said probate court, to he held at the Office Of the
/ Register Of said court in Rutland, aforesaid, ON
tho lst Monday, being the 9TH day Of June, A. d.
+ 1919; and that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully previous
thereto in the Rutland County Herald, nowspa
per printed at said Rutland, that al persons in
tcrested may appear and object to the granting o
said extension if they sec cause.
true copy OF record.
10 HrNRY Hall, Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

Rosusay. The house ol Dc Hams, 10
,h,s y,r.Qe. was entered on "Wednesday
nigh. last by SONS person uokn""' aud
y atehss aud Jsv-elry Stolen 4" 'ae '%aua' OF
sSoo, the properly Of No Salmon Ge5'n'9
psdIas. A IaTae reward has been "" 'i,'
ior Inc roooyery Of the property - h"Idle
buy GalAIy.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Life and Health Insurance.

4 PERSON aged - by an annual payment Of
n 5000, he will bee entitled to draw - PER
wcok Tor every week that he !, unable 60 attend
Go bis ordinary bnsiuei for the term sc,cu ycors
aud IL he dics within that t,mo hi family will 70
c,j,c 500 W, by an annual payment ~ elGg5 he
will be entitled 90 draw - per w,rl for cytrywcek
that he Is disabled during life and at death his
family will receive $500 free from the claims Of
his creditors.
Amply At the Eagle Life and Health Ineurnucc
once over Robinson and GuuldG, Court House
Square, Burlington, or to the travelling agents.
May @, 1919 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16


BURLINGTON, VT.
THE plan upon shich the Company Is organ
Il itsd has stood the tet OF tiue aud expert
cnce h is managed by a BOARD 81 Directors, who
hays deep ibtcrrtt in it, saoccss aud are respou-
sible TO the Incurred as well a. 20 the shareholder,
Tor rs prudent management
The Capital g. Two Hundred Thousand notartt
u which One Hundred TLousand Is paid in aud
safely secured IN accordance with the requirements
Of the ChArtsr aud is amply suficient to afford
perfect security 60 all who deal with ID
Premium lover than Mutual Compauiez
No responsibility TO Insurers other than the pay.
msut Of d.. premiums
80 risk Of partnerships with Ali classes VI per
sons, and It's ,crious rousepusucrs.
No liability to have the sum insured reduced. or
Co make further contributions tu case of mortality
beyond tho estimated average
OBJECTS or LIFE INSURANCE
Is will leave mans wife aud children a curpc.
tency after death.
IL will prevent his property being ,1~riec,1 and
/ Dos, family dttro"sd to sauify the inpatient do
/ mauds OF creditors,
Il will add TO his credit being security to hi
creditors that provision is made for their pay men
! should he die.
# will enable him to obtain credit by aFordinj
I additional security TO HE creditors
II will enable all those whose income depends OF
the life q another to provide against sudden Pov
p. crty
II will contribute TO health and long life by r,
moving fear aui anxiety.
Agents wanted Co canvas. the state of Vermont
None need Apply but those that can bring salts
factory references
General Agent Tor Vermont.
HENRY II. DARLING
NAV @ 1919 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Warrington Nav y

rts ds(a!cudon Of MAJOR Scott, late Navy
Asent .tTbe Washington Navy Yard, - set
do~n a, about ESQ, 900. lie had held the
osso1 Tor shout Il years. Speculation Is
assigned as the ptoEimaie cause
Hoo. Daniel Duncan, Of ono, member
o( the late Congress, from The Columbos
D,str,ct, Is living dangerously al at his lodg,
NOS IN this city, where he has been confined
since the Adjournment
FT.Govefnor Seward Of New York Ha'
arrived from ChaTiestown.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
ALL WOOL CiRPETING.

Of rdriouS Kinds and Qualities.
COMPRISING some Of the latest and most de
~ sirAble patterns.
Cotton Carpeting.
Painted do.
Canton Mating,
Printed Floor Cloth Booking, &c.
Just received and for sale by
BARRETT & SON.
Rutland May rs 1879. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

The annual meeting of the kul ana "n'
burlington Raj Road Company vii. he h'I
At the Couu House 90 Holland on "ednrs
dsv the goth day OF June ocA', al t"" o ,i''
In the afternoon, for the election 'i l''''
,,,. and tbe tfanssciion uf an, other uusl
.ne.. nh,ch NAV be found necessary
SAut1t ~Wut tlttA
u.5.u,b.,, N,yto 1912 IptH
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
avilion II o C / 4,

BOI U Dl4I
THE subscriber would return his sincere thanks
L to his many Vermont friends who have pa
trpniIed him since his occupancy Of the above Hotel
and would respectfully give notice that now, haN'
ing thoroughly BrRoyLn, RENoyArEp, and rs
IARoED this before desirable llouIc-he is better
prepared than ever to give accommodation and
comfort TO his numerous Patrons.
The PAVILION is beautifully and pleasantly
situated on fremont street, near the fremont
House, and in Tho Immediate vicinity OF the chic
business places in the city, while it ia comparative
~ free from the noise and confusion OF more
close connection with them.
The subscriber confidently asks for contnua
ton Of the patronage heretofore Zoo literally b,
slowed upon him aud hope by hi. strict attention
To his business aud has devotion TO has guest. /.
merit the same.
W. T.. RUSSELL.
BOSTON, May g. let4. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

DAura BuHsLARY The sadd'ers shop 81
Mr. n knight. OF Rlchlofi' was o'oAen %,
Den either on the night OF 'he 2ls' OF --'
oh -, and robbed Of some vefY noe SEES o.
harness The people OF lhchi"fd nave spe.'
several days 10 search Of the stolen properly
but thus far without success
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
New Goods !!
BARRETT and SON

OFFER FOR SALE
~ ONO Yards, Scotch, English, and Ameri-
i OsSNJO can Prints.
1000 Yards Scotch, French, aud American Cling
hams.
900 Yards Muslint and Lawns
An assortment Of BArcgcs, De LANES, and other
Dress Goods All Of which will be sold ~ iOtr prizes
The Pubhc are requested to call and examine Tor
themselves.
Rutland May 10 1910. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16

co nsumcd by IRE about O'Clock wednss
day morning. They we're owned by VIM
| u, Blake a Go. whose loss is about 81 90,
insurance $1,000 Brauleboroogh Ia
ole
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
Drugs and Medicines.

THE attention OF Physicians and others if i'm
l. Ntsd 10 our stock II DRUGS aud MEDl-
ClNES, just received and warranted OF superior
qualities -
BARRETT L son.
Rutland, May 10 1910. -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-16
MAR Z LED

To south Reading April 18Th by NJ GODDARD,
Esq. Mr.. Silas W. PHO, Of Shrewsbury 10 Miss
Ann + Davis, Of South Reading.
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