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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day roceIved by
II. l.. S Pc NICER.

Letter Clips tgrspes;l Mechanic. lnt,tsBd.
Academic lhAitahdsi Coeos Wafer Cops, Bar
rel sand Boxes, lsosewood), Patent Air T,sh'
Iukstsnds ,Gisss iukstabds {5Irreij Cocoa Pock
ct !nks,snd.; Rsbber Bands, lsos, Knives .I,or,
PORE Monhes,; fsbsrs r.ncilsi EgaiA Qldi,
ES'si"?e,, 10. a.. At rs!os ctes, -,ss ",
cen, n
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tttit kt.V tudrnt 81 sOees atses sh~~.s
~ year, Of AS, Thi. 4. A., t'.ttI ~, 49,.
haIscsins o. trvA,,rs snld H.. =. Isk~n -.
no dstts %. hi, esnt,.s,i,s nXCkS
Cs.tis,ea, isns n; 1881. M.
D'.i,ie, Of Ra,i.ns, -, s.s.s ' :Ss, :;
a'Pcvhi ressi"h of the fsoAa,s Court Of The
'a'J district 81 kuttnha, held a. Rstland In
IN. '"r .s'd district, % the t2tA day q Juiy
A. ID. nal.
,,., tte-cst, Hon Harvey Bsttcs, Jsde,.
whereas, Mrs, Covins IT. Msris, sdHIsis.
u .,,n " 'he eststs Of J"s~pA MAstia late u
..' ."e :" sSu "su.' rreesssS, tHtsa>s,s, was
,s,o 10 "a Wv. on .hs IUs asp q MY A. ID.
,h. go. 80 '"swsoo " dispose 81
go. 80 - a.. ~! Nv "o"~. - sssa os'
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ya,! u 'Sos.
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,,,J ,,roh.;. Cn.s,, ".'ea scssl"s ct
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6r,, NonIss 49, ~ =" .s'a"atIshd,on 'es
ID iaU az, ~ ~. s.n WY ~ avg ~
,nbi,shir, , .,r,;c. ~ 'hc,e"' os f'sm ~
order tL,e, r.ct ....I ~ y. '"e record "i th's
ia H., H,,,.,,l H., N''! f'e'i"usther
Al .,;J R'',t".I ~ ~, "sW'Fsfsr fnnsss
bnaI ", ~, w." N'V""'e" ~ the setghbor-
.,,. ;,,a,..,s, ,tr"' '" oTuef that all per-
nnar La,'' ,".'u'n may me" and there hp.
If ..,t .,. '",u r"u' ana o'Jcct to grsotlaE
A ,r,s cans y, ne. .ncy ''' e'as'
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FOR SALE.

THN!lE subscriber offers for sale two Dwell.
II ing Houses on the main Street in Ru..
land Village, including The house now occu.
pied by himself, together with the whole OF
any portion Of the furniture. Also slip ~
Trinity Church, and one in the Bapts,
Church.
One fourth the consideration money will
be required IN advance, and for the residue
crrdt will be gwen from one TO ten years
us may be desired by the purchaser.
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland, May7 1851. I7If
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RrAx ESTATE roR,sALs.

One undivided half Of No "a. Sd DIVISION
Wins in Nendon, two and half miles from
he R,chardson farm in sad town, ana con
timing abost 30 acres, well hmeerea ,sna
sad hsv.as good Marble edse' eho Am,
ki,n. Said land l,es On the hutiana anu
Rtockbsidss turnpike: aneox
Sh.rtprns iuiy lH'l ~"
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PAY UP

ar great msny who are indebted TO mo
" the CASH is wanted. am fully de-
tcrmined to pay my debts, and am as much
determined that others shall pay me. Par
tcnlar attention 90 this call, bv those inter
ested, will save the disagrecabie necessity oil
adding n second notice Correcting
A. DYER,
Rutland March %, 1851. II
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To WOODEN & Cotton Manufac.
turcrS.
Ferguson's Arrow Root Starch

VRNHE snb,crhcrs have been appointed sole
y Agents for the sale of Fetgusuns Msau.
f,cturers' Arrow Root Starch, aud expect to
be constantly receiving il IN sufficient quaint
ties to fi opder to any extent. Iii. warran.
ted pure, aud male {, ON ARROW Roor only.
FROM the Testimonials furnished 10 us by M.
Ferguson. it appears that This article has
Kew iU,k aud New England, the past year.
with unparalleled success. 1t forms q sizing
for Cotton or Wooden Inrp. OF great consistrn-
, cy and extraordinary chcnpncss |, takes the
| place 1T glue altogether. a. that article ~ not
added 10 the sizing made 1T this Starch. IT
b renders the cloth iirmcr and more elastic, ard
| gives 10 the goods ii rich gloss that Iceland
Moss AID other expensive preparations cannot
bcstow.'
| The following are extracts frcm letters late
| ~ rccc, cd -
at is prepared similarly to other S,,rch for
| siz'ug. II tnade> the the threads OF wooden
| yarn smoother and stranger than other Starch
enc 1ound Of Il is roIh three rounds Of o!aiu
| starch for sizing ,ro,ien yIrn. have heard II
| highly recommended for cotton"
t-rned) DANIEL. BAGLtf.
a. PW.fe.i April %, 1851.
| awe have used it nearly two years. and and
| it far cheaper and better than glue or any 9th.
| er Starch AIN conhdcn. II would be much
| better for the cotton manufacturers to sub.t-
| tutc it instead of potato starch
| (>iyned, 4. tLApp. 81.
Ph:fed iIrii %, 1851.
| II am obliged to give yours the preference
both a. regard. quality, economy, labor IN ap-
| plicatinn, beauty &c.
| (Signed) G.. H. ATHERTON.
| Hot Uo"i, April 90, 1851.
! Tho manufacturer having introduced ma.
| chincry in its preparation, thereby its-enin &
| its cost, Is enabled to offer it alta further re-
| Lnced price.
| For sale, Wholesale, bv
| SCHiFFFELIN BROTHERS, CO..
Is l0L onL lui .lOhn.A.. Nelr lOik
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ALI H!HlEAN1 HOTEL.
HANOVER STREET,
RnSTON

THE undersigned having entirely rebuilt,
and enlarged the above extensive establish.
ment, containing in all about $50 rooms
would respectfully give notice that it is now
ready for the reception and accommodation Of
the travelling community.
An extended notice Of the unsurpasse 4
ccnveniencies Of this House is deemed su.
perf1ous, as the numerous improvements
which have been made cannot be made can
not be properly given in an advertisements
Suffice it TO say that no expense has been
spared to render an apartment perfect.
The furniture WAS made expressly TO order
regardless Of cost, and certain portions of i,
especially the drawing rooms, will be found
to be Of the most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture. The dining rooms IRE cana
cious, and the hours for meals Will be sc
arranged as to suit the convenience of the
early and late.
Every department will be conducted in nr
une1cepiionablo manner, aud the proprietor
pledges hiself that the American House shall
he truly the Travellers Home. 4.27 81
Jan, 1851. LEWIS RICE.
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p. I. BARNUM.

and decorated IN all the extravagapce Of the
iiindoo style. Following TN. monster veh-
Gle, irn long procession Of costly cages and
Carriages, the whole forming spectacle of
more than Oriental Splcndor. The exhibi
i,on will take place within magn'ficen, VA
,EiIoArLp PAvtLtioN, composed rf Amer
cen Flags Of a water proof fabric. The real 4,
genuine, Original
GENERAL TOM THUMB
Is attached to this exhibition, and will ap-
pear IN all his performances as given before
tie principal crowned heads Of Europe, in.
GLIDING Songs, Dances, Grcc,an Statues and
his admired prrsonations Of Napoleon and
frederick the Great, The little General Is
nineteen years Of age, weighs only fifteen
pounds, and is bu; twenty eight inches high.
Also en- yaged,
MR.. NELLIs,
The man without arms, who will execute
his extraordinary feats Of loading and firing
u pistol With his toes; cutting profile Likeness
scss; shooting at u mark with bow and arrow,
PLAYING upou the Accotdian and viol,ncello,
&c. Mr.. Ncllis in these performances, ex-
h,bts u wonderful! example Of what indomit.
able energy aud industry can accomplish,
even when laborIng under disadvantages ap-
patently the most insurlnountahlc.
) A complete menagerie Of living animals
is also included IN the American Museum,
and at convenient periods during the exhlbi-
biticn.
MIR. PIERCE
will enter the dens Of the wild beasts. md
give h,s classical illustrations of Hercules
wrestling with the Nurldlan Lion; Daniel IN
the Lion Den; Sampson destroy ing the Lii
,on, etc. etc
One of the most interesting portions of the
exhibition is formed by the display Of great
COLLECTION Of
WAX STATuARY,
Iiucludi ne figures of the size OF Life, of all
the Pre- sldents Of the l.. s, and also of a
Great lumber OF noted characters, american
tund Foreign, all Of which are accurate like.
tnesses, and appropriately cosftimed. In fact
She whole establishment is q vast repository
}of
Wonderful Objects Of Nature and Art
THE full partc ulars Of which it would be i'm
possible to give within the limits of a news.
)paper advertisement, and which have been
brought together at an enormous expenditure
,of means. forming the largest and most nov.
,cl travelling exhibition in this or any other
)couDtry.
a fine military band will perform the most
popular Mrs of the day, as the procession en-
1,crs town, and also during the hours Of exh''
}btion.
,1hbit in RUTLAND, on Monday, the 18th
I,y.!iye cents, Doors open from 9 to 5 Pm
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AGENCY or OR. 8. 8. FlrCA'S
CELEBRATED HG8OaCiN3,

CEkEDRA1BO W0OtCIN3,
IlS'Dh ~ HIN ~nh 7pth d,aiasS,sbsd ss@eess -
Inc rtrs 81 CNngh,, tcnsnraJa too. IstsrA
tshma, He.u nlsr.s.s, p,sp-,sy r,s~s, Fens .
)o'riiaiots, Ac ~
pe = rtrva>
ABDOMINAL SCppORTENs,
Shnuldet btsaos. iatslas rpscs, aud lsstetss On
.ousufnr,aa aud The art Of pfeseivins Lifs set
Health 10 odAee. As, A.
p1>. CHEkvkR 4 6EMtck
nsve e"er aprnaisi Asen,s ~ the s,'s Of The svs
uNts, led ~,iikeep thrrn oor.isr,iy wn hand q,
theit s,.,e, No ! FREMONT TkMfLk. pn.,sr,
sni Of BACON, Ladiev, sod Do. JAMES
PORTER rWi,,nd.
ut~i'- tirCH'S 6UipE RpoN RI Nv,iins.
saj prrei,,as NJ fr,puae Nrshh AMI ,nss tuetieas
10 N"thets IN The Maass~ncui Of Ch,hrcn.. may
be htj, ststHNcusi, ny calling Sc u 81 the Ar.ts a.
shove. An tst.ctps'v vslushie b,-rt 20 sw
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POST OFFICE STAMPS.

CH,RIUs BrHT, r. NJ Ru'Isnd, is nov
supplied with Pos, Office stamps for the pre- .
paymrn, Of letters, Of the denomination OF
cent, 5 cants, and twelve cents, aud IN pur.
susBce Of Instructions from the Department
he Is ready TO furnish Deputy =. Masters and
others
July 10, Isl.
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ESTRAYED.

NROM the enclosure nj the subscriber on
u or nbou,,he 18th Of April last, one two
year old Mare Coli, over middlng size, legs
black Ia the knees, head DARK iron grey, and
her body ,nclining 10 a roam, msne aud tail
mixed with white hairs. Whoever will re.
turn sad Colt or give information where she
may bc found, 10 The subscriber. shall he lab.
orally rewarded HIRAM Il. KELLEY.
DANNY, May ., Io.pb. 'lS
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u NtWtWUtT OUK ITuU.d-U TT 81
Nos. 80, 81, So, and s. Ann STREET.
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY,

BLACK RIVER ACADEMY,
LUDLOw,vT
THE FalIiTerm of twelve week. will com
nence on Wednesday, .9ug. 9th.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS.
c. d. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
II. HiTCHcoCK, Assistant Teacher.
s. A. Beauteau, M. d., Teacher of Modern
Languages.
AZ. MAYNARD, Teacher of Vocal Music.
S. G. Stone, Teacher OF Penmanship.
Miss II. l.. Fletcher, Prcceptress and
Teacher Of Muse, Drawing, &c.
Mrs. nj. r. Snith, Assistant IN the Female
Department.
The gratifying success which has attended
this institution, and its present Increasing
the ability and Moroughness OF its instruct
OILS. instruction will be given in all the
branches usually taught .in our Academies,
and no poins tcW be spared to prepare those
who RI sort to this school Tor instruction, for
teachers, college, or the practical concerns of
life. The Teachers Class will receive espe-
c ihl atle ntion, and the advantages afforded by
this class to those who desgn to teach, will
be equal to those obtained at any other Acud-
envy.
Mons Beauteau, . native OF France and an
ccomplished and experienced teacher, Will
instruct in French, and also in Italian and
Spanish if desired Mons b. has given IN.
suuction IN his native language this instr
tuition foi the past six months with the mos,
| Hattering success So good an opportunity
rarely present itself 10 those desi ring COIN
pe.e and practical knowledge o. the French
language,
Those designing 10 teach the modern Ian
| gusges WILL receive from Mons Is. 4 certlf'
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NOTICE

is HEREBY given that I have
this day given my son, Edwin
Hinkley bis time
During his minority, and shall claim
mono Of his earnings nor ray any
Aebts Of his contracting after this
date.
STOLHAM HINKLEY.
Rutland, Aug. 7th 1851.
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Tie inhabitants Of Rutland and Iicin-
ity wW please tokc notice, Mat
LiScoMD & oS0Oop

LISCCW0 & oS0OOO
Are now receiving. at the
Farmers Exchange AMI peoples Cash Store.
4 LARGE and dcsrblc Stock Of t;oods.
cons, sting Of a good assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock-ry, Ren.
dy made Clothing, Boots X Shoes, Hat. 4.
Caps and Gent. Furnishing Goods, tog.th
81 with Nails, Class, Paints, Obs, &c., SC
All Of which are offered for Cash, approved
credit, or IN exchange for most kinds Of Fam.
! Produce on the most liberal terms and ., 81
IceedingIy low prices
ia YLNT TOOLS.
Having large assortment of laying T"ni.
ON hand We are induced to offer them very
low for Cash. ID. TAFT Il Sons. S,dlcy a.
Dunion, Marchs Cast Steel 4. Steel Rock
Scythes we are selling al .Nanufactmrsrs pre-.
ces, ranging from ioIiytwo TO seventy live
cents each.
We have Stock of Good, on hand and
are defermincd to sell them, md we confidrn,
ly believe that We shall be able to safisfy the
most d.fie"h that IN the quaIity and prize Of
our Goods We are no, TO 10 beat by any con-
Germ in ths Country.
W. II L,scomB, JOINS O,eoov
Rniiund, July 9th, ls5l. al
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THE MISSES A & L. RICHARDSON

'AkE this method
10 inform the Ladies
Of Pittrford aud vi.
r'ni,y,that they have
Just returned from
market with the pres
ent style Of Spring
and Summer Fash.
ions. They would
also say 10 tie pub
l'c,'ha, they are pre-.
pared TO meet all or
deis ia their line Of
business suCli as
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-07

/ Mrilrnery and Mantua making Of every de.
scriptIon. They will furnish all trimming,
&c that will be called for IN country shop,
on Ieasenable Terms aud shoTlest notice.
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II l.. SPENCER has made such orange.
meats with the manufacturer Of Harr,son's
COLUMBIAN Inks, ~ enables him 10 seii tho
Black, Blue, He'd and CarIn'ne, in ansst. Pint
ounce, 4 ouure snd z ounce bottles, at tbs
lowest Wholesale prices in Philndelphis =, NJ
the dozen Or gross. All orders tbsnkiulIy
received.
Rutland, Vermont.
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MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
Cutlery, Hardware and Fishing Tackle,

NJ. l.. B. is Agent for Leonard and Wendts
Patent Tailor's Shears and Scissors, which
;eived the first Premium, IA Silver Medal
a he Massac husetts Fair, 1850.
every pair is warranted
NJ t. B. also received Silver Medal for
superior trout flies and Fishing Tackle, man
ufa ctured by him.
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READ,

A IL persons hose accounts with the sub
hcf,bsr are Of more Than 80 Gays sisneinS
are earnestly requested to cali and se,,ie The
s.me withosi dslsy -
II !. SPENCER
Jsi, y, Ia.
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MISSES HOSIERY A oxoons.

{. BURT g. SON. have just r.c-,,.d
from New York, Misses aud chldrsns Go,
ton Hose and Lille Thread Gloves.
Rutland, un. II, 1851
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that application will be
made to the next session of the General As.
sembly of this State, for charter for bank
of discount, to be located in Casilston, in the
County Of Rutland. Ia,
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WANTED,
EdgeTton Il Allen
Attys for PIT.

TWO or THREE young and ..aetive men,
with q cash capital of rs or fry dollars
TO engage in pleasant and profitable bust
ness. For particulars, address "MAX,' at
this Office.
Rutlrnd, August G.. 1851.
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ALL THAT'S bright MUST FADR.
TIE BRIGHTEST STILL THE FLEErEST.'
C"hen Tom Moore wrote thi, sonR, Hsr.
risons Columbian Inks had not como into
genera uss)
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III O p +
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE
PAINTER,
WEST RUTLAND,yT
FRESH TEAS.
NOTICE,

FHNliE c'pnr,ncrshp heretofore existing BE-.
Il tween the under signed is by mutual
consen, dissolved All demands dns the com.
pany must be paid to J. r. Parker (wi,hout
d, Iay) who is authorized 10 receive them. AL.
so settle all demands against said company
J, X. Parker,
BROWN GLEASON Il CO.
July ], ISL. "a
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NOTICE.

THIS ccr,ifes that ! have this day given
my son Albert y. VIA ms, q MINOR, his tins
during the remainder Of hia minority, aud
saall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
DE- BITS Of his contracting u!ter this date.
BELAti WILKINS
hiendon, July n, 1851. ga
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eooK AND JOB PRINTING,


and stocked it with large assortment Ct
the latest STYLE of material including one
of RUGGLES PATENT ROTARY JOB
PRESSES, capable of throwing of 1900
impressions an hour, which renders his ia.
cilities for the execution of good work supc-
rior to any other office in Vermont, both as
regards price and style.
Work beautifully executed in Bronze or
Colors at about the usual charges for u com
mon style.
Business Cards go, up in the neatest style
from So to 81 per thousand, and all other
work at unusually low prices.
As the subscriber devotes his entire at
tention to this department of the business
he pledges entire satisfaction to all who may
favor his establishment with their patron
age. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime specimens.
, G, 4. FUTILE.
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TOH GAl,3>

700 Bbls Flour
$50 do Beef,
20 do. Pork,
1900 lbs Hams. together with Boots, Shoes
aud Leather in any quantity, ior sale by
April 9, 1881 ~ A DYER
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NEW UNION STO RE.

hcR p,Aa u Upio~ Store I. rev and rov.
~ sl u. oeers Advantage TO purchaser, nod
sellers rot 70 lie t,al,sed at any other estsb.
iishmeni In New kng'spd. Any pcr,vu tnsAinS
. purchase 81 thtee doilsts st this establish.
msnt, becomes . life member. ard thu Goods al
the loves, rates. No resror ,ib,lt, 10 incurred
ard they are at liberty to ~.ihass~ st thor
pleasare. II has been Ia operation only two
-eeks. and the list Of nembsrs he. gone up to
one hundred.
Another sd,aniae, consists In the great va.
riety Of Goods sold aud to b. sold. consisting of
AmerIedn, English, French j German
Fancy and Staple Dry Cords,
Groceries. Glass Ware, Hard.
Tdre. Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, Shoe AUS
Findiagss, Dmys.
Medicines,
4 Dyes.
Each Department Comprising very com
tlete Assortment which will be rsrlcnIsbrd as
sales are made. CHAS BURT l. SON.
Rutland. May 10, 1851.
UNoTE FHsE--rhis estsi iishucnt |. Ioca-
ted thr East side Of arlington Square. next
door north Of the Court House 10
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PAPER lIANGINGS

IL. l.. SPEN GER,
IN order to supply the unprecedented de
- maud for hs new and reh styles uf
GAOONl PA9c12,
- now opening new lot, tn" DAY received
All who have Examined the Assortment rr.
or,vcd by hun few weeks since, unite IN
ptunouncine the styles superior TO any ever
before seen m Rutland County, and the pr
rfs varying from & TO - cents per tpl)
most reasonable. To those u is only uec~s-
saty 10 ssy tina, this 10, comes from the same
establishment
Rich Velvet, Satin, and Common Borders
Window Pape's, xc.--elcgani styles,
All interested are rogue sted 10 rall ant
eIam,nc this stock at the
krrLAsp Cousrv BOOKSTORE,
Main ST., nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel
Two doors south OF Court SQUARE,
~ RUTLAND, VI.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

M~ A FEW intelligent, persevering
~ STA business men to engage in a re-
'>~S spectable and lucrative business in
the counties of Rutlu nj and Addison For par
liculars address, yosidPe raid,
90 f. CHAPMAN, Rutland, Vt.
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FOR SALE.

10000 of those nice machine clap.
boards also a general assortment Of Cloth.
ing and Furnishing goods, &c. at the low.
est rates by }. Il. PARKER
July IS, 1851.
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SHAKER MADE
KNIT AND FLANNEL
UNDER SHIRTS
AND ORA WERS,
White Flannel, White and.Mred WooLer
Yarn, Wooden Socks, just received
and for sale by ID. +. BELL.
Rutland, July 81, 1851.

Rutland, July 81, 1851.
Farm FOR SALE.
J,'or sale valuable Farm situated in thus
town, less than half a mile South OF the
Congregational Meeting house, and lying on
Otter Greek, containing nearly 100 acres OF
land with good Brick house aud good out
buildings. Also an out lot situated about 4
miles distant, containing about 100 acres,
" h,ch Is good for pasiuriDg, and an excellent
sugar orchard and house thereon.
For terms Of payment and further part'eu.
lars inquire of the subsc riber, on the pIemis-
es, or Of ) H. kslt0gg, Esq.
4 II. PIKE.
F,,sford, July -, ISL
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ART uNI0X DePo TORY.

LONDON Ant UNION,
AMERICAN Aar UNION. ~. Y..A
PHILADELPHIA A0r CNlON,
rENNsTLvAN1A ART Union.
WESTERN ARr ONION. ts.ss.s~s.
NEW ENGLAND Ant Uni ON.
Es,lsna,
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FURNISHING GOODS,
The s.och of this far.iained establishment
will be offered for short time, at
GREAT B4RG.7LNS,
To make room for the ntroduction of com
plete assortment of RICH and SPL E.NDID
CLOTHING, manufactured expressly for
the retail trade, which with the variety now
On hand, will constitute the most desii able
stock to he found, from which selections may
be made for Spring and Summer wear, to
suit the taste and purse of all classes.
Broadcioths, Cassimerss, DoeskinS. Vest
ings, &c &c. Of every variety and of the
best fabric, comprising many choice selec-
tons, from which clothing will be made to
order at short notice and cNtire satisfaction
warranted.
Particu lar attention is devoted TO the Bon S
Department, where every variety OF clothing
nifty be found, and every facility afforded IN
the selection of garments for Children and
Youth.
Gcntlemen's & Youths Furnishing Goods
of every description.
The old friends and Patrons OF Oak Hall,
in Particular, and the public generally are
invited 10 cal Immediately, with the assur.
ance that they one and all, shall find a com.
plete outfit at Bargains well worthy their at
tention.
IL Remember Oak Hall. Cd l72m
Eoy % a az onH ~ lCN xTQEET
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DISSOLUTION.
TURTLES
BOOK AND JOB
p RINTlNG O FFICE.

Orer The Store Of l.. Daniels, Rutland, ".
The subscriber takes pleasure in annonnc.
ing to the public that he has recently fitted
up an Office for the execution OF every va.
riCty of
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JILf 23d, 1881

THIS day received Fresh supply Of IN,
gar, Tcs, Coffee, Fish, Old, SC.
., l.. ROBBINS
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Troy Conference Academy.

'I'llE next tetm Of this Inrtitutlon com
i mcnc,s IN Friday 2Jth inst and coni,u.
ues ~ week. The building ARE now Under.
gong extensive repars and improveme nts,
and " III soon Cticr the best accommodations 10
a large number Of Ladies and Gentlemen To
pursue their favorite studies. Board can be
prrcured IN the Institution, or IN good laui.
lies al s - per week
q. fAVlLLE PRINCIPAL
West Poultney Aug. J, 1851. 80
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Wonderful Objects Of Nature and Art

exhibit RUTLAND Monday the t
and from 10 in the Evening THOS TUFTS,
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BONNETGOOns.

BONNET GOOnS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS aud NH.LiSERs
whiting The City are respectfully ini,rinsd that
a. our old stand,
Nos. Ga q &C Kiity Street,
We are prepared TO ,eIi, upon the bret tsrw-
and at the lowest prices Ia .rrge hsd full AID
fashionable assoT!IsGs 81 EonDsts, seHsnaHx
10 part Of