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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
: JUNES NJ 81. " II
NEW riRmaN STANTON.

'ENHE undersigned having purchased d. NJ Huffman's
entire stuck If GOODS. beg leave inform The pep
pie Of Saunon ard the surrounding country thai they H.
tend continuing The Marchane business al D. NJ Huff
mans old stand opposite he Post Oi.e where they will
sell gouds cheap ney can be lao Sannn FIR cash
We sic liberia share Of public pa rusge with The cnn-
idence that we pelorm what profess.
JONES g. WHITE.
Stauninn December A. 1850
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BA1I EY & CO.
(tATE BAILEY s. KITcHEN,)

f50 CHeSlhW Street. Philadelphia
Importers and Manufacturers atche Jewer Sfer Ware
and Fancy Goods
OFFER the public se assortment every thing
" IN their line 10 which th constantly making add
tons by every arrival from EuroL and
of Plated Sh field Warc consisting part Of Rich Wal
Tea Sets Coffee aud Tea Uns. EpergHes, Branches
Silver Ware, of every description kept constantly hand
manufactured ORDER the shortest notice. the mandatory Of
the beng attached 10 the store.
They caIy call he attention Of The pbe 10 their choice
and varied assortment OF london Liverpool and G Watch
es from The factories Of Cooper Tobias & Co Hyde
Sons; as>, from tn celebrated establishment Of Jurs Jurgn:
son; Of Cop 'uhageR
Egh French aud american JrcIr of every description.
Diamond Sets Bracelets Breaches Ear Rngs, Fling Rings.
Turquoise, Pearl Garnet Ruby aid aud Coral Sets
Marble. Flint, Bronze Staidary and Paintings Metal and
Porcelain, from The hands ofceleblaied artists.
Strangers visiting the City respectfully invited visit
their establishment.
Particular attention paid the repairing Of atches
Phnladr tphia MAY 49, iS50.-ly
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REAbY4MADE CLOTHING,

ever brought this market They respectfully ask call
from all pprs'ms in wani Of Clnlhlng aud they d" moi
make gn"d tlr SaleenlS as 10 me qu'y and price Of
their guuds. they will not pretend 10 make sale i his
stock has just he selected by j. p, from The largest as
su.lment in The Norlhern Cities. with eye 10 Ilr Fail
trade of this place, and therefore convinced Thai we
can sell the very article wanted, TO any person who will
favor with call
The following articles comprise, in Part; oh STOCK iii
would be impossible 10 enumerar alp wiz
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Goats
Black Brown and Invisible Green Cloth Sack and Sin
gle Breasted Frock do Drab Sack Over Goats, finest
workmanship Black and Blue Pilot, Felt and Beaver
Over Goats; White and Blue Blanket Over Coats
Black Cloth Cloaks and Togas; Panalos and Vests Of
every description; Caps, and all articles Of Genemens
under wear.
N. B.-We can supply Country Merchants with as
suriment of excellent Clothing al City prices.
j. POLLlTZ s. Co., Corner of Va. Hotel.
Slannlnn Oct @ lS5Q
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.1eeaU EstNbZlSAa,ae2lt

TVNHE undersigned having bought the interest JAMES
MARsTELLER, in the concern Of HARDY & MARsTEL-
LER beg leave tonorm the public that they have ncreas
ed their Stock, and will continue TO manufacture al kinds
of work in their line-such az
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the mos, orthe best materials and On
suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to
all kinds Of repairing. From the specimens Of work sent
from or shop, aler ourselves have given satisac
ton, and with determination TO merit continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore besuw the undersigned
pledge themselves renewed efforts please Shop nea,
the Bank. HARDY s. BROTHERS.
May 10, le49.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

A. II. II. STUART & ID. 8. YOUNG
HAVE associated themselves in the practice of The Law
IA under the firm and style Of STUART & YOU'VE. The
partnership is formed for all the Courts holden Staun-
ton for the Superior and Quarterly Courts of buckingham
inghan, and the Superior Courts of Ruckbrdge.
d. S. Young will give prompt and faithful attention 10
any business that may he conded The firm, and will ad
and confer with Mr. Stuart during his residence at
Washngton which if not pottacted heyund two years
will proven, his personal appearance bete The Courts
in all Irrigated causes. they scarcely in The present
stale Of the nrkers he called before The lapse Of that time
Rs d. S. Young occupies Mr.. STARTS Office and may
be found there during business huars.
Stanton, Nov 20, lS50.-u.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

-efee-
rTHE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
the main road leading from Slaunton 10 Greenville
about eight miles from the latter place. The Tract
ains 224 s3CRES. and is undoubtedly Of The best
Farms in The County. There shut twelve Acres Of
hrs;-rae Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps of is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to the sub
scrber living near Grsenve.
WILLIAM BROWN.
October 80, Is5O-tf
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THRESIIING MACHINES.
.8Y' TEYE OLD ST.F.eD.

.fT THE OLD ST.f.eD Nd.
g doors above the Store of b. Crawford, ESQ.,
'ENHE undersigned continues to carry the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches
He IS thankful for patronage heretofore received and hopes
from his long experience and personal attention meril
continuance He hasa variety Of Carriages hand of
every description used in this country
e3- Repairing done IN the best and al reasonable
prices
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory The
Saddery business, and will keep constantly on hand
and for lie, Saddles and Harness every description Car
wage Trimmings, Harness Mourning Whips. SaddIeees
Carriage Springs, Axles, &C., Sc Call and see.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton, Aug. 81 l650.-tf
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acquisitions Va. Central Railroad
EsSs ssssSa -

SUBSCRIBERS for the extension of The Virginia Gen.
~ trail Railroad from Wzynesbmough S'auntun are
required pay into the Bank of the Valley in Virginia at
Sauntonn addition 10 calls OF January February, April,
May June July. August, September, Ocober. November
and December. 1885, amounting to sixty duars per share
the of 10 per share first day of February $5
per share the FIRST day of March, and SIS per share on The
first day Of April, 1851.
BY order @! the Board of Directors.
]. GARRETT, Sec'ry.
January /, lS5I-tH
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D. MAIL.


E'lE Subscribers having pnrc ased The entire STOCK
OF GOODS Of Npssrs. jordan, Miller s, Paul at
Mt. Suun and rented their large Store and Ware ro"ln,
would nfm their friends and The public generally Thar
they have and will constantly keep hand goud assorr
'menl of Gruds Of every kind
The attention of Mill holders is particularly called oihe
fact that they will keepon hand gnod variety II" io An
chur Bulling Chlhs. good supply Of Lumber always
On hand McFALL s. CRAWFOI.D
November 49, ls50-3m
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u 2ens Of Staunen and lis vicinity, mat ne mas remoy
cd his SsAA
Boot and shoe Store
usxH& 10 the rooms formerly occupied by T. ~
S9zas$8DN GREEN, where he is now receiv- 9Ake
inc and opening an unusually large Stock in his ne pur
chased under The most favorable auspices in the Northern
Cities and will be sold upon satisfactory terms cash
pncual dealers His Stock comprises, in part, the fol-
lowing desirable goods, to witt
FOR GENTLEMEN, FOR LADIES,
Sup Gum and Buffalo Over Gum Boots and Over Shoes,
Shoes, 5 extra article,
Morocco and Calf Dress tSup. Leather Boots sewed
Shoes, . and pegged
Kip and Seal do, do. &" Pegd Buskns and Ties.
" Brugans heavy lot, &" Sewed Buskins and Mo
Water proof Cork sole, rocco Welts,
Boots, ! A" Kid Wells and Slippers,
Morocco and Calf Dress {" French and Eng. Last.
Boots; s ing CATERS,
I" Seal and common do, " Patent Excelslors, very
" Kip and heavy coarse do, neat,
Boys and Chlldren's Boo,s.S 4" Jenny Lind do,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, ofs " Sewed Morocco Boots,
every variety. Q " White Kid do.
MISCELLANIES.
Mus various prces Super Moleskin, Beaver, Brush,
Angola and Soft HAS, generally Navy, Fur, ClOh Plush
and Glazed Caps Of every sze quality, color and price
Childrens Blue and mixed Caps Carpet Bags. Satches,
Trunks and Umbrellas-tngether with man. articles uSu-
ally KEEP, in his line. DON'T forget call the Sign Of
the GOLDEN BOOT. at the old stand Of T. N. GREEN,
where satiyactiOn is pledged.
Staunton, Oct 9, 1850
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IMPORTED SEGARS.

SIXTY THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish Sc
gars-a good article. Old and mild 256 600 Fine Ha-
yana do OF The most celebrated brands 10000 Fine Old
PrlncPe-superur any snd in this markets 40 600
40 onesc Segars Of GRADES, very fine and old
IooOo HegaIas from Is to IS dollars per thousand some
Of avery superior quality.
CT COCHRAN g. co.
December, 4, 1850.
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WI III = T. & SCOTT.
GENTLEME5Ns' FURNISHING STORE,
f72 ChestnGt ST., few doors above Phadep ha
Manufacturers tg Pnteni Sorddty >eaD SHIRTS. COinf;
Bosonls, and deniers in Hosiery. Giores. Under
Garments. Sc. Sc
Winchcsfer's Patent Shouldrr Srnh Shirts.
rTyHIS Improved and merzcd CIT Of Shirts adapted TO-
The form Of thu neck ,brasl aud shoulders giving and
comfort 10 TIN weaer and obyIsng many OF rr difficulties so
generally experienced from iing SHIRTS The attention OF
srang visiting Philadelphia. il particularly d this
c supplying dcsdcraihn long DESIRED full supply al
ways on hand aud made TO order al short notice.
Phadr pha, May 20, 1850 -ly.
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TAIMDNING 3
NEW YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.

TSNHE undersigned grateful their friends and The pub
lie, for the liberal patronage they have received since
their commencement in business would respectfully inform
them that they have just received the n YoRK PHIL
ADELPHn Fashions. for the Fall and Winter, and are
now able To dress in City style, the shortest
tce and on the most accommodating terms.
w. j. s. j. g. POTTER.
Stanton Oct 9. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

On BOXES of this superior Tebacco now in Store and
~ for sale by C. T. COCHRAN & CO.
Stsunton, Oct. Is, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

ID BAYNE, would respectfully announce to the citi
zsns Of StaunIsn and its vicinity, that he has
ed his .sIM
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REMOVAL.

FYVHE Subscriber has removed his BARBER SHOP to
y one Of the front rooms OF the Iuginia Hotel where
he will DO happy to wait upon his friends and customers
All hours Bleeding cupPing, leeching, Sc, practsed
bsrecfoe He will also attend the sick under the direction
II a physician, whenever called upon
G. HARTMAN SAUPE.
s. ,nnton January l. lS5l.-tf
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEiTs.

This medicine has attained that high character which
for all dicues induce put
forth spurious article the risk the lives Of those who
innoccntly deceived
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
They have the written signature Of c. NJ JACKSON upon
tn wrapper and the blown in The bottle WITHOUT vhich
then are spurious.
For SALE, wholesale and rcsil athc GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No l20 Arch Street door below SIKH atc Of
275 Race srrrrt Phadcpha and respectable dealers gen.
orally throughout the country.
o. Cor sale br SAMUEL STERttse, Stauhto6, Va.
Jnne lSb0-ly.
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wgu NOVELS.

JTST received and for sale at Philadelphia prices, Fifty
ep Nsw Novels selected with great care, amongst the
Number, Shry Oak Offerings, Valley Farm, Agnes Grey,
Ths Fright, Homes as Found, &C.. &c.
VIM. CHAMBERS.
st.unton, Nov. 1S, 1850.
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Wiuehcsfer's Patent Shouldrr Scan Shirts.
EDWIN l.. Parker OLIVER a. PARKER
T., L.. PAR Fla, n CO..
y g. Corner VI Calvert and Lombard streets, Baltimore

Tim Plates American English and Russia Sheet Iron Boil
er and Fu Iron Hoop and Rod Iron Iron ir; Timed
Copper Zinc sp.er Pig aud Bar Lad; Lad p'p'; Sheet
Irad Block BAR Tin Timers Tools aud Machn Stove
Trimmings American R all sz timed and black Brass
Kettles Iron and Plated Pan Handles k''le Ears; Prralrd
Tin, &c. Sc together with every article made Of BY Tin
plat workers-al Of which will be sold the lowest market
prcrs Brazers pattern Of Copper furnished to order
Baltin ore, Aug. IA, l350.-ly.*
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING!

10 F@hll!f1 3 co.,
formery in the occupancy oi T. Bayne.) the larges
runsi fashionable and cheapest assortment OF
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

pARKER'S Aids to English Composition just received
and for sale by VIM CHAMBERS.
Staunton, Oct. IS, 1850.
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AYE STUFFS.-Exirac Of Logwood. Ground Leg
Alum, and Blue Stone, for sale at
Dr. e. BERKELEY'S
Stsun.on, Dee. II, 1850. Drug StoN
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cold PENS, &C

GOLD PENS, sc
EUsT RECEIVED. g large assortment Of Gold and
G. B. WRIGHT co.
staun.on. Oct 9, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

September 4, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

WAsriSeToN, 81 Dec 1916.
OF all the Periodical Journals literature and
which abound Europe and this country tins has app ard
me thu most useful 1t contains ndc the EXPOSITION only Of
the literature Of the English language bur this by its
immense compr h-nson ncuds porIraure the
human mind in the utmost expansion Of The PRESENT age.
j. @. ADAMS.
September 4, 1850
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IzIElalY:slG y i&INNlsT
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

STAUyNTON, TIRGLNLd.
1EEP constantly hand The pnesi and best selected
N stock of DRUGs MEDICINES, PAINTS, OiLs AND Dye
STUFFs, and all other s,'ees "'"y hep' oy Druggist
HARPER s. KINNEY, al Wren's Old Stand.
S,aunton, NV. 80, 1850
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THE GOLDEN BOOT.

November %. lS49.-tf.
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DO You Believe it2

Staun,on, December 4, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
TgWES TERN PA sfkGERS.
By Rail,cay direct fran Rutland and
UWi2ehalfto Schenectady.
H "a HsSss AA lz4z,

The Undersigned have perfected an ar.
ranycnicn. with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, VI, and
Whitehall, 20 Chicago, Tor the transportation
Of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River 81
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady TO Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter.
mediate ports, to Chcngo; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence to Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad
Passengers or freight tor any of the Lake
Ontario or River st. Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence TO Oswego by Rail
road.
In consequence ofihc reduction of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Coat Company, II
will lean object fer passengers TO avail them
selves OF this mode of conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo, The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation cf passen.
gers, and are commanded by men Of lonycx
perIcnce, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families einigraiing West, by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and he enabled TO
procure tickets for any Of the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in.
formation cali on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, and make conirac, on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply TO the following persons.
Wv, IL. srLvESs,>
\. REED, On Board Champlain
WIN, bANh,LL, } Steamers.
J D PonIER, East Rutland.
:. Is. SAHGK>r, Whitehall.
A. SMlrH, g
G.. RICuAIDs, Castieon,
s. Law EncE, Ilydeyllic.
JOSIAH WILLARD, fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, ISL. I5:36
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---H.-. -
E.G-LOWS EXPIRE SIS.
&C.. ssassss.s ESs9
LjT-. %. Nq

pass 10 and from oil pla
vi ces on routes Of Fit .hburgh, Worcester
Iuj Na,ilur, Vera mt and Massachusetts,
'hr.h,tc, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burl'ng-
Oh Railroads.
Connections with other companies arc SRI
arranged that al Express Matter can be for
vsrdrd without delay to any part OF the u
litcd States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume M responsibility beyond the
terminus Of orr routes.
Bandirs, Bank Notes, Sp'rtc and .herrhdn-
Ike generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &c,
rollscted, paid or negotiated. Stocks. Fro.
luce, and .U.rci,andi-", bought or sold. and
III kinds Of Express business promptly atien-
!ed to.
In sending money or parcels OF c,nsd'ra-
h!e value, the amount must be stated, othcr>
wise we are not responsible, in case of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
Al, pack, res should be made compact as
possible, and no pack ne will be received IN.
less in rood order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should he accompanied
with written orders, uusealcd, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, il being prohibit
ed nv tine Post Office Department.
Al!ptckages should be marked" Bi2elow )
Expires"
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK IL RICE, Projectors.
PRArr Il FosrE Agents, Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
Titconb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR

BY the use Of this Hive, Bees are protcc
ted through our severe winters, on accoun
bi The even temperature of the air within il
and IT'S peculiar arrangement for ven latlou,
that not swarm has been lost from The ma ;.
ny hives used niihin the three years past
/ Is complete rrott ctor against the At
lacks "' neIgi;bnring bees, bee, moths, 4 = -,
and aii'rda peculiar facilities for replacing
oid brood combs by new ones. Ii Is unequal.
ed as a .tock hive, swsrms issuing from ii
nom Two Ia three weeks earlier ihan from
any other hive. The surplus honey Is read
y o'iained from II, in pure state, without,
,n'"r'ng the bees. IN bov,s Of suitable size iuI
iapiiy use or the market.
ms Hive Is constructed IN philosophical
and sc'cntt'ic principles, AID needs OILY To
be seen to insuie It's use by those who are
acquainted with Tie instincts aud natural
hahhs of the honey.bee.
WARD, Windsor. vi. agent Gor
- 81" u CsnH,y, T6sn. 'ani nfy,u,
''.t' alu
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20

tCsf,ihcale al W.. Ferry rort.m ,uth. Y, u

tFTV NTVSTIi
Portsmouth, september ~. tSi1
w } 7. Moore. Agent for " hlie Hair H-,tcr.
alive - Dear SIR deem ii my dutvtn state sa,n-
icls respecting The iucstimabc value OF Whdr's
HAIR Restorative, Several yrar- aEn. amer srvrrs
tit al .ittncs' nv witc lnSi at 81 her hr he scalp
appeared III scased, and the hair sirN on harsh aud
uur,scn, About aN-i- agn, u, another ii Of siek.
ness, che lostalic her hair sechnr time and Tor
long time there Mas appireJiy ~ sriion ~ the
scalp. Aflcs various agp'io Nss Induced to
Try the ahnsc mentioned Restorative and nov amer
the u.c ola few bottles her hair hla crown uut Is
lh,ck, asin'irnu,, aud u. hrau'lftt color ever
Furthermore, fer a lane time | have been aiiiciei
with ueutaeic avd nthsr Iains in my head, And
hay" found 1t The l'-al r-trruul rrney have ever
tried can therefore cheerful, rcronuncnd u To all
vine atficisd arivc =, he he's, arii,lt hav.
ever seen, Mnst r-sprcttrli v'uts.
\. Percy. n. niy
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
NEW LIVE or STAGES.

AN and after Monday, Dec. Is, Ie5O,
W Stage will leave Castleion ev cry da
SUNDAY, excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
l.3 +. NJ, and arrive at Salem n Y a, c
/, NJ same evening.
REruRNItG
Leave salem at a. NJ aud arrive Mt Cas-.
Teton n O'Clock p. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through! East fonltncy, Yves, foul,nev, Mid,
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Sulrm. BADW ELL, FIELD q co.
December II; I-j0. 30
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THIS RAY ctrtif, I hass shs asy r'~ca ~!
i .sa rhssdcu. * Ffc'trn, this rrS'4iu'".
,,8li, Of ~ tRe dpuog bis minotiiS aAd ~
!. - liberty .e seNtrsei fot tiDtsI AMI uthe''
wah him, aud .haA 30; be liable 10 ia! a.,
81 his d,h,s Al therefore, that contract WIN
h,rn ~hi govern III ia Give. atcardi BY, ana
take aac ngiicc thereof ALNAti FkE~i ON
P,usfori, J0ih Aibl. 1851. :"
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YEAST POWDERS.

This i decidedly most dcsirbe article for
all hnu>s.cepcrs to have Oh hand. II is al
wu;, roady and sure To act. The dough requires
no stirring but is ready TO bake n soon mix
ed, II is suitable for almost all kinds of Sweet
cakes, Gingerbread, Dumping, Griddle cakes
&C. 'ry = B"N--Sou vii! surely be pleased
with il -iur sac by
Chas. Burt L. son.
Ru nd sept. S. 1851
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing TO close business
IN this place. offer their entire stock of goods
at cost for CASH. Any one wishing to go
int" IT de w"uld find this II good location
and can buy our stock of goods at u bargain,
GASkILL a. WEEKS.
Fast Clarendon, June lob, 1851. %
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All 3HlEAM .uDI IL,
HANOVER STREET,
01ATON

Tr. and-.,sncd haring cnlir'y nhh,'
.,s .olAtled tie nbJse .rti"nS'r "s'1h''sh-
,,e,,. containing 10 all sjou, so rooms
~ouII t..pee.iii,y give note" t'n' Il - mo-"
,e.l, ,,s the rcccp,.o, Md accommodation Ct
the itlveNng comll in''Y t
Al extended IL hicc 81 the unsurpassed
eoo,coIrncics Of this iiruse !. deemed "a
p-ra,n.. as tho Numerous improvements
winch h,ye been madc garnet be MADE car
no, w. properly gwen N an ndrertrem'mt'-~
Safe Il u say that ~ expense mas octh
.p,r-d TO render al apartment perfect
IT.. f,un,,ure was made expressly u ofd'f
rry,r Hes al cr.l. and certain PORTIONS ~ ~
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I, H., or III. mas, hctut'fAl and tas'rihI
m,npf,cturr The dining rooms NJ" eapa-
eloo., ari ths hours for meals VIII nr :"
nrr,n ,rd as ,psr,t The cDnvehiehc' OF Tue
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Ey-ty heprr,'nrnt VIII hr nni"ctrd IN IN
s,-yr-o',ruttit in,ii"r, AMI the pr"pf'r'o.
NJ We. ii,,alf that the American Ii"'ls" 'iaH
be trnly III. Tran r,ers ilour. Az -.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
NOTICE,

'HNlEcprnrincrship heretofore visiting be-
u tNrci 'he Undersigned /, by mut,a
consent d's,1'yed All demands dno the com.
Pany mast be paid 10 J, Il Parker (S,hou,
d lay who IS an'iio,'zcd 10 receive them. Al
- settle all demands ga'ns' SAID COMPANY
X. PARKER,
BROWN GLEASON & co.
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