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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-31

tte,ng the largest exhibition IN Tho world and
double the s'ss 81 all the othc, travelling mcu.
sy~fHs IN The L put together
TEAM GT TEN kLErIIAATS
viii draw the GREAT CAR OF JUGGER.
NAuT
ArOUNG CAR ELEPHANT
onl, az months old and 3 i>2 feet IN height
~,ll carry upon h's back around the int.rInr
81 the Colossal pavilion, the L,lipu,'an Gen
Tom Thumb. The ,nagufico n, roitcCe com
prises no horses aud ~ men The pavilion
nfesh',,,t,on viii accommodate $4,000 .Ire-
htofs 81 once All the finest Wild animals
ever exhibited IN thu. county are now at.
taehcd 10 this exhibition, being selected Il,
immense cost from the various minor ~s,ab.
i,shmcnis North and S..uih
SixlBEAVTITUL.LIoNs.
ffesh from. tben native forests
Dur ~ ESE Bull
from the Island of Cey lon, worshippcd there
by the pagan nahv~s, and recently taken
from their ,dolstrous temple. The drove al
elephants was cap,ured IN the Iunglrs OF cen.
trsl Cey Ion, by hcssrs. Stchh,ns June aud
Geo. Nuiter, accompanied hy I0H natives
after pursuit Of three weeks and four dsys
IN the JungIrs They were finally rutrnp-
ped and secured IN q kiaui, or Indian trap oi
enormous dimensions and prod'gons strength
where the elephants were subdued. The
cali elephant Accompanies ITS dam, and va.
weanrd on its passage from India.
AAATIVE CEYLON CHIEF
belonging 10 Tn. Wild mud wandering u,h,
II kaifrs, whose teroc 'ous habits are VIVID "
descr,bcd by Eugene she 10 tho " Wandering
Jew, aeeompanie. the elephants.
4 magnificent Brass Band Will play during
'hc exhibition, and accompany the Triumph
al Procession
r. r DAnNUd,
Proprietor Of the New York and Philadelphia
Museums, has the hon"r to announce that
encouraged by the brilliant success wheel
has attended his enterprise otbrmg,ng Jrnn.
Lind be fore the American Pcopk, he In
keen led To form the preset Of organizing
Vas, travelling
MUSEUM or WONDERS
Which comprises u greater variety of aur.c
tons, and more extraordinary Hovellms, thar
any other travelling exhibition in the world
Every feature Of this mammoth establish
ment ,s a peculiar and interesting nature
snd the who'll 10 produced upon 4 cgant
aeale Of magnitude. The travelling para phcr
nslis Of the Americsn Museum, a. it enter,
each town, 10 preceded BY the gorgeous
CAR OF JCGG ERHACT,
Drawn by Ten Elephsn,s supcrbly compsr
son-d, being an accurate model of that ,et
rtle engine OF idolatrous sacrifice, hnishe,
The .imuieaa .Hlseur 4. A,nag,ris, will
Of .inSuH leSl ...,Pr,ce Of admission, TIVE
and from 1910 10 IN the Evening
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AGENCY or On 8 S, FirSh'S
CLovER 4 HERDS GRASS ~rtp
rrr .slcat Landau t,s,,,


SJ.J0lJstS
e. htRT \ son, have Jaa received .
cnmpir,r sssptimrni Of t.ad,-s ami M,..e,
I'D SHOES, warranted Of superior qualify,
Md Walking Sho-s,
d" Spring heel Slips.
do Ruskins.
French Md Buslin SLIPS,
Jenny Lind Ties,
Gutter Boots,
Ehamelcl Leather Polka Coo,s.
Misses Polka Boots.
DO. Bnskin Sips. Cacks, &c.
E1,innr, Juhc u, 1851
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THE PREMIUM HORSE
YOUNG MORGAN TALLlO

Was sired by the Old Woodbury. Morgan -
THIS horse took The first premium n, the
State FAIR ut Albany. As f'r:n horse h~
- no doubt the best stud horse IN An.cIica
He is from the hes, family of Morgans. The
The same horse s,rCd old Tail,o that srcd
Old Clifford aud 1all,os dam, and WIS far
superior 10 old Clifford N every respect lie
IL blood bay color, and weighs 400 pounds
lie sired Gray Hawk that stood at Brandon
last season. Gray Hawk was sold last sea.
sna for &l5DO aud was taken 10 Chicago, -
TslLo's stock is Ear superior to Black iinwa's
~ every respect sn the first man that ev-
er paid largc price for a Morgan Horse -
] purchased the Old Woodbury. Morgan in
the year 1896 of John Woodbury., then oi
Bethei, at the enormous sun, as II was then
thought, Of $500
Ts'lio is now at VIM. NJ. Fields stable in
Brandon, aud will remain there through the
season.
Terms Ten dollars to ensure foal. All
mares Disposed Of before the usual time OF
foaling will lie CONSIDERED with fpal.
WM. WALKER, Agent.
Iiartland June -ih IsJl %
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oLAcH RIVER ACADEMY.
LUDLOW, VT.


HNllE Summer Term Of this inrttui .,
- will commence on Wednesday, May ".
INSTRUCTION viii be gwen, as usual, III all the
branches taught IN our acad"mes, nc iuding
French Italian, Spanish. Muse, and the Or
nam-ntai branches II desired. This SEASON
OF the year affuTdr the rinst favorable fac "
ties 10, at,~uding to the study ii Botany.
Mons, y A ,rrAu, ~ D. II native 81
France, and an accomplished teacher. Will
give instruction III French, and also IN i,ni
ian and Spanish fdcsired. So good an up.
por,unity rarely presents itseit 10 those " lao
irnrr mn intimate ard pNctcal knovlrd e
II the French language, Mons Is will d
vote two hours dar'y 10 each class, "n- foI
recitation, snd oue for conversation and cy
piansucn Of peculsf phrase. H..
CtDWOKTU, Secretary.
Ludlow, Hsy ,, 1881 ~
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MBW GDUNE.

1t hs Store f.1o doors .f.rth of The CsSri
Ho"ss, East side If ttanIiin SqS",s.
lust received a general assortment OF
- American, Engl'sh, french and Grrn'nn
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCK.
cry AND liANDWA l.,
which will be sold cheap for approved Cred
It or most kinds Of Country Produce pnd
very much cheaper ior cash, without respect
To persons INSIDERS and outsIdrrs-- the civ,
il,led aud Bnrbntians oil the snm-
%. l.. ROBBINS
Rutland, May, ISL
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Manufaclur

Tn. sGt-cfie~r having t~nt-d fo' . trim
Of year,, the wooi~n bae,osy Of Henry
Gray L,estrd IN M'ddte,o~n, VI. h-r-t,
giv-s notice 70 the public thai he ~ prepared
10 do custom ~ork IN the b~s, manner -
Thai he will manatscture si~~ps Cray
Cloth tot me .h,ii.nr per yare, aud eolorsd
f.gl~e cloth Abd Flsns-i, as log in protor-
ton 70 the Coz, Of dong the WORK. and pi~dg.
., b,u,.en to Enish his work To The ss,ssf.e-
iion II h. customer, lie viii also exchange
cioths foe ~osi. allow ng one ysra Of god
.h.,ps gssy cloth for 81 pounds OF soo!
sG DANIEL CuL|LR
HGSks.a Hs:.. lt;. az
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FOR SALE,

TIME sub.cr,ber offers ior s,lr two Dwell.
u ing Houses on the main Street III Ret
land Village, including the house nov oecu
picd by himself, together with the wbnr %
any portion Of the furniture. Also slip IN
Trnhy Church, and one IN the Bap,,s,
Church
Doe fourth the consideration money will
be reqr'ro ~ advance, aud for the residue
credit wall lac gwen from one I" ten yenrs,
as may be desired Icy H." purchaser
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland, Nav, ISL l7tr
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NOTICE.

VNiiE copnrtnersh'p heretofore existing S~-
Il tween the under signed is by mutual
consent dissolved All demands dno the CONF
pany must be paid to J. X. inrker (without
d-iay) who is authorized 10 receive them. Al.
so settle all demands ngains, said company
}. X PARKER,
BROWN GLEASON Il co.
July J, 1851. "a
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To WOODEN 4 Cotton Manufac-
turCrX.
Ferguson's Arrow Root Starch

-
nr s"o,'r'"'a' "a'e 80 uP''.N '
l.ctorrr.' arrow Root starch and r,r,et to
be co,.ispti, RECEIVING i, IN sufficient 1uatti.
,ie.t, M order, to any extent Its ~arr.n.
lot ,n,r ,ul ma, L. I 81, Avsow Nonr only
From ,hc Testimonial, ,utri.h,dt. u. hy Mr.
fctgu.oa, +. appears tim. This article has
been nsed 10 humber 81 manufactures IN
Kew York and New Eoslaud the past year.
with unparalleled success u i"'m, tiIIrS
for Cotton ar Wooden Warn, of great c"nsi-teu-
cy add extraordinary chsnrncss II takes the
place 81 glue altogether, "thst article !. MT
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WAX STATUARY

lnclud' ng figures of ,ii- size Of Life, OF all
The Pre- sidrnts Of the 4. $, and also OF n
Great humber Of noted characters, american
aud Foreign. all Of winch are accurate like.
nrsses, and appropriately costumed. In fact
the whole Establishment is q vast repository
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Titconb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR,

BY the use II tbs Hive, ices are pro,-e
I'D thiSVgi o1t severe ~ihl-is, On tecoan
. Of til. even ,.tnt~raiaf" Ot the ar Hhin IT.
,ad it, PEE uiisf arrangement iDf ,snniat'nn,
that not a swarm has been lost from the ia.
~ hive. used sta'n to- three y,at, past
/ ., + coBpirte pfoLeIof agsiDsi tn. At
.acs, 81 nT,shbnfin. be~.. bee. poths dc
.ni .n,fds prrli,u faedt,@s h.f ppIseIng
I'D bfv.,a eoaib- by n-~ sn.s 70 Ansq,aE.
II a, stDeE biTr, s~sGns Isruing ffo,a ~
rom i.o 30 three esess earlier ihsh fsDBs
coy other hi,r. 1ha sarplss h'sey - g. 3d.
. obtained from ~, m pare s.@,1, "iib0ut
al liius the 6e.s. - bDI'1 oI ~sit4Lss ssIs tor
family use OF the msfsti
Jh.,H, u ransifucGa On phrlosophesk
and ,es-ns,hs pftsotyiss. sad needs o.ly u
10 seen W insafe Hs gss BY ih1Sr ~h" ~.
Iseqp.inxa vsh tbs ihsna<s saf Mutual
hsbits u the hot.sv bee
So WAND, winssor, v, f" ssso, tor
Ne ssiy Of Cs4G'y, Tom. aaS .nsis"'.
r-h,s 2.1
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49, W sFs Ihi. is 10 ,ryhii ,t r.r,c.s
n"N'Hg ~ "s,''Ns .sid ~. - I Y..ii pc,
~ de'ts 81 h. roattsc,ias r n nxkS
Sas'ie,en. Jane ~. ia5i. s,i~
SfNtE on vtKMoNT AK
m.u,,, 81 Ra,is"s %. ..,.s 'm,.
special ~s'is nf tho rroh.se ro.y, Of a..
'a'i 'ii'r'rt ~ Ru,Innd bod 81 RsusnI /,
."i '"' sold District, On the I2Ih day Il lei,
A. u. A3i. ~
f'csrn,, How ttArr, Gs,n,, y.a..
"horcn', Mr. Lawns ~ M.ejs .Lr>,.,s
hs'rh e ths cstats ct J. s.r. Mats, ls,s nj
Hui'a"d tu,sd district, !rersses stc.,s,.~.s
ns.r'","', I" ~ ~ the I'm dsy Of Joy IL
'H,n aAu~ed anr YEA ihe~noa 70 s,s.a.e a.
thr estate ADD %, tho debts - he ss,d a.
e"ss~d snd the sad tov,ns n No. tb,s d.
pppl~d to rsI court Tor an ritrn,,oe ot ,h,
'u''" 80 allowed 81 sjs,esx,a 70 the 18th s,y
ot July - 1874
ih,f.f"te, u 10 "tirr.i Nv ysSs C'.n,t thst
TIC hearing AVID dccis,ue ~ .sid rr,ise, h., .ce
"sy hr'.b, AZ" 's'crtcd 10 = stated sr.-s~s ~
sfid Probate tHGtt 10 Re hs'j at the pmss -
ih"H. gis'"t "i sa,dtoatt 10 ss,dRuij.ns oa tho
ar'' No"daY, heins tho IN day Il Aas. A.
~ IHt and that notice thereof b. ,.,~rr hr
io'h'hi"s certified sary 81 the record ~ The
"ii'f thirt ~ech. ."cces.tNeiy pro, ious tL.tst,
10 'hr h"tl""d Herald pcw.rnrsr printed
~ '.'" hai'aha and circulated Ia tho nsirhhor-
hood 81 those interested. IN order that all pst.
Sous Interested ,bcrein may then and there ar
rear hefure ssid cuatt nnl silrct 70 sr.a,!na
OF sad oriopsioaf they s,s c,u,e,
true copy VI fernri
q HENRY nat, Rss,uer
81 \IE OF VERMONT DE il rem.m.
p'ttioi ii Raiisud, as ID tered thst a.
isrrrial 'c'si"u ii the trahA,e Court 81 the
,a'd District III Ra,!ani \ I'D al Rutlaaj In asd
~ .''d District, ou the l,h day of Ju'y.A ID
| 1881,
Present Una Harvey Button. Judge
whereas WA B,,mo,e fserutor af The lest
will and tcst,mrnt OF SHAY Smith late Of
Rutland IN SAID District deceased trstats kss
III" day spilled TO said court proposing Ia
render final account Of the sdm,Aistration
Of the estate Of raid dee nsrJ
Therefore. III, ordered by said Court Nat tho
examination Of said account for nlio~nnse. art
decree otthchsiance s'a"e', found IN his haLds
ON the settlement Of said account,
to the pers"fs "itiil~d thereto be- aud the pans
nre hereby referred 10 a aicd ,cssian Of ,aid
Court io lie held ut the Ofice Of the Register o!
s"ii Court, in Eutiaul IN said pN,tfirt an tho
| 1t Monday, heig the An day Of Aug. A. y.
iSjl, and that notice thereof lie given hy pub.
: !'hue certified copy of the record ~ this or
i 10 Tie Eutland Herald newspaper pr s$sa AZ
'a,i Ruiisnd, III order s'ut al pcrsons inrcr-,s.
! ed ihctcia. may then AID there sfi ssr before
said Court, anI object 10 said gesvaHt aud
dc' rces II they see ,au'e
true copy VI record.
~ HENRY HAT. Rszi.,.s.
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BLACK HAWK JUNIOR.

THIS celebrated horse will he
% i keitthe ensuing -cascn com
IN mencing IN May AID ending ii
A4AIS Ssrt;%ser, At lie stable o i.y
~ 4 =" man F,ltoa in Orwell, Addison
oe~S=sS-sssa couaty, VI
This beautiful horse H. IS liz hand. high,
lis color , besutifui black, aye siJ years in
June. Blackhawk Junint was sired by the oil
Bla,kha~k Of Iridport. His dam ia black
weighing 100 lbs. His stock is unsurpassed
and In grea, demand. Thi. horse took the tr,l
premium at the Addison County Fair. held ~
Vetgennes lie also took the FIRST premium nj
the Essex County Fair held in Kee.,illc, NY
In September. With the exception of bcins
larger than his sire, he resembles him closer
than any one that can be produced. For beau
~, speed and acti"u, he challenges the world
to beet him. Tho subscriber wns offered
$4,000 ON the 1t Of May, by MIGil,nVre OF Bal
umore.
Breeders ofgood horses are respectfully In
vited L. call and see him.
TERNs-S l2 the season. Pas,uring furnish
ed. Accidents and escapes at the rsk OF til,
owner.
NIB. No business lono on thc Sabbath.
T. FELTON,.
Orwell May, 1851. l"2p'
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MARTIN L. BRADFORD.
Cutlery, Hardware and FAhiug Tackle,

NJ. l.. b. is Agent for Leonard and Wendts
Patent Tailor Shears and Scissors, which
,e,vcd the first PremiHm, IA Silver MedaD
a he Massachusetts FAIR, le5O.
every pair is warranted
~. l.. n ais received Silver Medal for
superior trout flies AMI Fishing Tackle, man,
ufa c,urcd by hun.
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
Tt.s day 70 erred ~
n l.. - Il l. ~ T. T. II

Letter chps tg'sF~si) Mechanic iGsnatds
Acsd-iAie hbrssar, Cocoa " .isf CsPs, Bar
rel Ssno Bo Ees, ffosewooI, fsieGt Ar Tig'
Tux o,aAds Gta.s insstSads .srrelj Coca pocs
ct l,Is;iEds, ksbe-f bzhds. i'ofI kaWss lso,l
Fsr,. Aoah..fi fsbsr's Ferciis Ea",s 4uul.
Es,b-sp Ysn bg.dso !snty i;sH va, La
FsT-lsP., H. e.. a. lrtoE v'!tu-'.s -,
ssEgrG
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HARPERs MAGAZINE.

Vol COmmeAcss rifh the June No.
THIS unrivslled magazine delivered 10
subscribers free Of Postage, at Ludlow for
$3.50 Now is the time "a subscribe. Send
IN your orders 10 W. A. Bacoo, st tie Sign
of the Book, LGDLOW, VT
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ScidiiLZ Powders

Jus, rrc-lscd a rnp'rh afiacl. o. Seidiis
Powder. aud for ssh by
CHA . BuNT ~ son.
Ra,lhnd, June ut,
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Ready Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, &c.

manufactured eilre','y for the New Engian
Trade Co be i9urd ~ Bo.ton.
Ia manufacturing our Clothing great pains
hss been ,aleu 10 have stroug substantial, well
made garments that the Merchant ssd Dealer
may recommend 10 Ia, euft0fner equal u
the best CUSTOM ~oik IN durability, and inferior
TO none 10 style And kntsh.
tiaNing removed from our old stand Dun
c, Hall 10 The new tfauIte Bgildlng the L,rE
eel ~ the eity) corner Of cUn,Tr'. aud Water
streets We intend st all tIaos to Keep q
nyet tutho!ent g. suIil! the
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NOT TO pn uNprRsoIp.

ARGE Sars, Small Profits, aud Short
- tr-d't. proves brs, for the pockets nr
the pufcha-ef aud The Golfer. ~ the seller
Tins w'i he readily explained by visiting
the sto:c OF Esrr~u T. Bon sHd sann.,a,ny
the low prices of their large s,ock 81 Dry
Goods. Grocere., Hardware, Croekery,.
Drugs, &c Ne.
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TO WES1IHN rASSINGEES
IHR CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

DIV hhifoad 10 - henecsnt, W Lfls anal
to Buffalo. from thence by strsm~r or
Michigan Cenusl Ra,ltosd,to Mich.
,ssn, Illinois, Indiana, or any
VI tae Western OF South
Western Stairs.
This Con,rsny have from eight to ten boats
leave Sch. nrclady, daily. Sundays eIcep, :
cd tot C,rea, Syracuse. RoohesteT,a and Bat
alo
Y.m,Iss em,graunswes, vail find II 10 then
advantage and convenience 70 take Tins route,
a, sa., will he enabled TO accompany their
Goods eli the way To Their places Of desi,ns'
,,on. and no charge Tor irsashpnen, al Bat.
falo
p.,ie. Of IS ~ % will be accommodated
Nth a ROfT, eIclusir~iy, tn themselves
For P.issfGH OF FRIGHT apply -
JON. Posrrn, Buri'agtoa, HOLT, kut
land { RlcmAEr., Cs,tieton. GIosGr Pa
ru. Strs,urr SaItus, W y G.sp,t, Steam
9, Barins,oa, W u. srt'rss s'esm.r
Whitehall, W. II. DI.l, Schenectady, 10
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P. r. BARNUM.

and decorated IN ali the cxt,avsssnoe or the
lindoo style Following th,. monster vrhi-
Gle, sA long proces.'nn of costly cages and
carriages, the whole for.,,ng spectacle OF
mare thar Oriental Spiendor. The eIh,bi.
ton vii take place within a msgn ,fcen, VI.
St'e.rip fAviLiios, composed Of Amer
csn Flags 81 water proof fabric. The real,
genuine, original
tGENEHAL TOM THUMB
10 auached 10 ,hl. exhibition, and will APP
prat "a all i,s performances as given before
tie principal crowned heads nf Europe, IN.
clud,ns Songs, Dances, Grecian Statues and
hs admired personal, ons OF Napoleon and
Frederick the Great The little General IL
nineteen years Of age, weighs only fifteen
pounds, and ~ but twenty eight inches high.
Also en- aged.
MIR. NELLIs,
The man without nrns, who will execute
IL" extraordinary f.ats Of loading and firing
. a pistol WITH his to.s, cutting profile Likeness
~.s: shooting al a mark with bow and arrow;
playing upou the Accotdian and vioi,Dceilo,
&c. MIR. Sellls IN these performances, ex.
blhiis a wonderful example Of " hat 'ndoniil-
able energy and industry can accomplish,
even when labor,ns under Disadvantages aP-
paf-ntly the most insurmnuntablr.
rbIbpF" HhHagf1ic ui iSIng dniUlhls
IA also included IN the American Museum
and at CONVENIENT periods dunng the cxh'0i.
D,uon.
{ MIR. PIERCE
will enter the dens of In. Wild beasts, and
give his classical illustrations Of Here uie,
wrestling with the Nun,ldian Lion; Daniel IN
the Lion Den; sampson destroying the Lii
ton, etc. etc
One Of the mos, interesting portions of tn,
(eahihr,'on is formed by the display Of crea
collection Of
s WAX STATUARY,
llncludi ne figures Of Me SIZE OF Life, OF al
Il r Pre- sidents OF the T. 8, and also OF
Great lumber Of noted characters, .4mericai
(snd Foreign, all Of winch are accurate like
snrsses, and appropriately costuned. In fac
She whole Establishment is q vast reposi,or,
},f
: Wonderful Objects Of Nature and Art
(The full part,c u.ars Of which, it " ould be i'm
s ,,ossible Ia give within the limits Of news
}paper advertisement, and which have beef
Drought together al an enormous expenditure
Cof means. forming the largest and most nov
Gel travelling exhibition IN this or any o,hc
}couniIy.
, a fine military band will perform the mos
}popular airs Of the day, a. the procession en-
Gers town, and also during the hours Of c1h
)h,Inn.
;
e rhtbt IN RUTLAND on Monday the ISt
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l2AN( UP

nv gr-a, many who are indebted 10 me
~ the CASH IL wanted. | nm fully de-
iermined To pay my debts, and sn az much
determined that others shall pay me Par
tculsr attention to this call nv those inter
estcd, will save the disngtecahlc necessity oi
adding n second notice "Grceiing.
A. DYER.
Rutland March %, 1851 II
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THE MISSES A & L. RICHARDSON

AXE this method
tn iuirnp the l.adirs
of iitt,ioro and VI.
r'n''y,tha, they haN.
just returned from
market with ia" pre-,
cni f'J le oi SprtnR
and Summer Fash
IONS. They wnuit
siho say 10 III. pub
lie shat they are pre-
pared 10 Inrri all Or
det. their line ri
business such a.
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FOR SALE.

10000 Of those nice machine clap.
boards also a general assortment Of Cloth
ing and Furnishing goods, Re. n. the low
est rates by }. X. PARKER.
July IS, le5I.
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c0onE Ar COST.

guVHE subscriber being d~srous Of closing
II up hi. bs.,ner,, 10 induced 20 offer h''
sn,i,. STOCK, Drugs sad Medicines, 81
.sptsd. a, coat, ior CIsu. The siceA beng
,r..s nd usll l.ossLI. ~ill .hofd rare OPP
poftun,tr 10 all y ,shing I" bo, al low p'icrs
Luther DANIELS.
Kut!.ad, Apfi q, io3i. -
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NOTICE .

a IL. f<Tsoos ,sde bad TO The ss1'ei"f
- s,thsr Ga nor Ct account, n"~ Que are
..,,.euiafl, tnfos nisd thai pa Hs~ni 80 ees,fsc
i.a s,~e I,rly LoIhth DAHiEi's
Rvti,ad, April 81, lst. -
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Orwell. May, 1851.
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FNRE n TRAE.

4 r the New Un,sn Store, Imported re.
y Gently from 4 lot cured especially for
the pala,es Of the Emperor and Empires. Of
the Cele.t,als, the aroma Of winch will be
found TO exceed anything ever before Offered
for sale here. The twist aud prices yight.
The stock consists of Imperial, Tyson,
Young Hy,on, nyson Skin and black Teas
CHAS BURT Il son.
Rutland, May ID, 1851. -
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MrleHery and NsnjIa u.as'Hg 81 sycry dc
scr,P,ion fhry VIII furnish all trimmings
&c that val y. called f.f N 8 country sGoP,
on f-ss-nahie terms and shortest notice.
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LIscoMD 4 osGooD
Are now reciving.at the
Farmers Exchange and peoples Cash Store.
A LARGE and desirble Stock Of Goods,
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Rea-
DIV made Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats 4.
Caps aud Gents Furnishing Goods, togsth
er with Nails, Grass, Paints, Oils, &c, &c.
All Of which are offered for Cash. approved
credit, or 10 exchange for most kinds OF Farm
Produce on the most liberal terms and al cx
ceedIngly low prices.
HAVING TOOLS.
Having large assortment OF laying Tools
on hand We are induced 10 offer them very
low for Cash ID. TAFT & Sons. S,dlry 4.
Dunion, March's Cast Steel 4. Steel Rock
Scy,hes We are selling at .van.faeturers pr,-
ces, ranging from forty Two 10 seventy-fve
cents each.
we have a Stock Of Good. on band and
are determined 10 sell them, and we confident.
" believe tia. We shall be able 10 snLsfy the
most difficult that IN the quality and yri1e Of
our Goods We are no, 10 be bet BY any con-
Germ IN the Country
VIZ n LIscoss, JoHs Oseoop
Rutland, July 9Th, ISL. &c
STATE Of VERMONT H. II rene inferred
District n fairhsyen, 50 - thar al n pre-
bate cont held At CSstleton in and for said dis
uict on the iOsh day Of Jay A. y. 1881.
Whereas Seneca Sn,,sh Executor al the last
Will and testament ~ Asa Smith late OF Sud
bury in ,sid d,striet deeesse proposes TO render
| ab sceourt OF bis administration Of satd esta,.
| IL 10 therefore, ordered BY said court thai
the examination Of ssii account for silo~snc'
2 -. H. -f.Kx nj. Ia Z
session Of .aid court to We held ct the Probst.
/ 01es ia Cas,ieton, Oh the 9th DAY Of Aug. hex
| T. that notice ihsrcofte given b. publishing
| cory q the record II this order three week
suecessi.ely in the Ri tlsnd Herald, a new'ra
| per printed at Rut,abd IN th.s STATE. presi"u
70 tie tim, srroib,es for sad hearing that al
I persons IGts~s,sd may sppesr aai lie heard II
The premises a they see cause.
A trSs copy 81 record
= Anon WAISTS. Judge.