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To WOODEN & Cotton Manufac.
turerS.
Cerguson's Arrow Root Starch

VHNHE Snb,cribcrs have been appointed sole
Agents for the snle of Pcrguson's Manu-
facturers' Arrow Root Starch, and expect tc
be constantly receiving it in sufficient quanti'
ties to ill orders to any extent. ~ ~arran-
ted pure, and made {, ON ARROW Roof only.
From the testimonials furnished to us by Mr.
Ferguson, it appears that This article has
heen used in number Of manufactures il,
New York and New England, the past year
with unparalleled success. 1t forms = sizing
for Cotton or Wooden Yarn, OF great consisten-
cy and extraordinary cheapncss 1t takes the
place If glue altogether, as that orticle is not
added to the sisiue made Of this Starch. il
renders tho cloth 6rmer and more elastic, and
gives to the goods u rich gloss that Iceland
Moss and other expensive preparations cannot
bestow."
The following are extracts from letters late.
~ Secoi, cd -
at is prepared similarly to other St,rch for
sizing. Il makes the the threads Of wooden
yarn smoother and stronger than other Starch ;
one round Of il is ro,h three rounds Of potato
starch for si:ing ,rocien yarn. have heard it
highly recon ended for cotton"
(Sirned) DANIEL. BAGLEY.
FA.aeid, April %, 1851.
awe have used il nearly two years, and ind
IL far cheaper and better than glue or any 9th
er Starch. lam confident it would be much
better for the cotton man nfacturcrs to sub.ti-
tu,s it instead of potato starch"
(SiSned, I. CLAPP. 10.
PiH:6eid April ~, 1851.
Il Am obliged to give yours the preference,
both as regards quality. economy, labor in APP
plcation, beauty, &c.
(Signed,) G. II. ATHERTON.
Hartford, april 60. 1851.
The manufacturer having introduced ma
chinery in its preparation, thereby leUening
its cost, is enabled to offer it ata further re-
duced price.
For sale, Wholesale, by
SCHiEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
Is l04 and lO6 John-st., !ter York.
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STATE OF VERMONT. VDE t. r.mem.
District Of Rutland, IS. - bcrcd that at
special session of the Probate Court of IN,
said district Of Rutland, held AZ Rutland in
and for said district, on tho ID day of June,
A. d. 1881.
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas Isaac Nichols administrator OF the
estate Of Aaron Rogers, late Of Dandy, in said
district deceased, proposes TO render an acc
Of his standardization Of said estate. Therefore,
IL is ordered by said Court that the EXAM.
nation at said account for allows ncc and the
consideration of n proper decree CONSEQUENT
thereaPon be and they hereby are referred 10 n
stated session Of said court be held at the Of
ice OF the register Of said court in said Rutland
o" inc nrst ."nd"y, being TIL day Of July
~. 100. ana mat notice thereof be given ~
order three weeks excessively previous there
to in the Rutland Herald, d newspaper printed
At said Rutland, that all rersons in,ere,t.S
may the" aud there appear before said court
aud object to the allowance CT said accnun, .ut
to said decree ifthey see cause. '"D
true copy ofrccord,
:! HENRY HALL, Re ;,,,r.
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ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE

NOW BKiso PUBLISHED ~
HOGAN L. THOMPSON.
Mis- edition Of the Bible ia publ shed 40
- originally put forth By the Translators with
all the NARoiSAL ReApiSo, inherited +, th.
cld copies. making this tho MOST DESIRA.
BILE edition Of the Ri 10
EYER PUBLISHED.
The edition will be published in
SEM1.MONTNLY PARTS,
illustrated with
200 Brilliant CMomatic Engrar,ng,
Printed in Oil Colors,
from original designs by DEVERAUX
10 be comp 'etcd in from 50 to 60 Numbers
Price 70 cents per number. Subscriber sun.
piled at publi1her's prices, BY
10 is6mo. ii. L. SPENCE
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TnorGHrs In TnR CRYSTAL PAL.
AcE.--lIow many thousand thoughts
crowded through my brain as pass
cd and re.passed along the stately
avenues and spacious galleries Of that
magnificent temple Of industry. What
glorious school j must furnish for
that aristocracy whom Carlyle de.
scribcs as sitting idle aloft, ''like liv.
ing statues, like absurd Epicurus-gods
in pampered isolation, in exclusion
from the glorious, fateful battlefield
Of this Gods world!" Richard Ken.
needy. whom ! met in one Of the gal
leries, taking a careful inventory Of
the whole Exposition, in his usual cal.
culating style, had come to tho con.
clusion that the wealth there collect.
cd could not be bought for less than
$4,000, 900. "Only think of that"
said he. Translate those figures in
to Yankee currency, and you have
lO0,O0O,OOO dollars worth Of goods:
or into French money, and it amounts
70 the startling sum of G37, 900, 900
francs" Now that is certainly a
huge ransom; and yet we all know
that much larger sums have been
wasted BY Government, without the
slightest complaint on the part of the
putlic, simply because few people can
realize in their minds the real magli.
Jude of the sums thrown away. At
TIE very moment when l was listen.
ing to your friend Kennedy's calcu.
la.ions regarding the value of the
Crystal Palace aud its contents, hap
rehel to see an old military officer
contcmplatiug the Koh,i.noor, small
lilo Of crystalizcd carbon, which is val.
uel at f2,000,O0O, though not half
CO large as your thumb. The sight
Of that old man in his military ccs.
tame, so much out Of place in that
peaceful congress, reminded me of the
Mountains of gold, or its equivalent,
which have been wasted by war dur.
no the last hundred years; and l
could not help thinking that Prince
Albert, in dcvisins the Industrial Elk.
I.l5i'ion, has been fighting nnder the
banner of Richard Golden rather than
undcr hat Of Field Marshal the Duke
Of v ellington Correspondent of
the London Leader.
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Rntland, juiy l, 1881
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NEW &@QN&

1t tho Store f.yo doors NORTH Of the Couri
House, East side If Franklin Square.
- American, English, French and German
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCK.
FRY AND HARDWA L,
which will be sold cheap for approved Cred
It or most kinds Of Country Produce /; and
very much cheaper for casI', without respect
to persons insiders and outsiders-the civ.
ilized and Barbarians all the same.
o. l.. ROBBINS.
Rutland, May, 1851.
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR,

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are protec
| ted through our severe winters, on sccoun
Of the even temperature of the air within 1t
and its peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not a swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past. -
[ is a complete protector against the al.
tacks of neighborisg bees, bee,moths. &c,
and afisrds peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones. II is unequal.
cd as stock hive, Swarms issuing from il
from two to three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey is read.
ly obtained from il, in pure state, without
injuring the bees. in boxes Of suitable size for
family use or tho market
This Hive is constructed on philosophica al
and scientific principles, and needs only tn
be seen 10 insure its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honey Doe.
S.B. WARD, Windsor, Vt 10 agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and individus
rights 29.u
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FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale two d we'll.
II ing House, on the main Street in Rut.
land Village, including the house now occu.
pied by himself, together with the whole or
any portion Of the furniture. Also a slip in
Trinity Church, and one in the Baptist
Church.
One fourth the consideration money will
be required IN advance, and for the residue
a credit will be given from one to ten years,
AZ may be desired BY the purchaser
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland, May Z, 1851. l7af
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NV ioRx. June 29ih. - Sailing Of
tie Crsaem City The Cresent City
sniIed for Chacres yesterday afternoon.
with PSI passengers, including II In.
Lorcrs for the Panama Railroad Go.
The 7sicon Court Martial WAS in
session yesterday, AT Washington, bu,
the proceedings were quite unimIor
tan'.
From Nte Nerico.-A desra, l
from 81. Louis last evening. furnishes
later ad,iccs from New Mexico. Tie
elections were over, ard H. n. Smith
Who WA rejected n- Secretary u tia,
Territory, las been elected 10 the Sen
nate. The Legislature meets the pres.
eat month.
A large body Of Pico Indians, on the
route to Santa Fe, were being watched
by two companies Of Dragons, under
tho apprehension that they designed to
attack the trains Of traders which were
scattered along the whole route.
At Independence the cholera is on
the decrease, but at |gcstport it is more
prevalent than at any previous time
At Plumbutc, also, five or six we're d.
ing daily Of this disease.
Ore.to,o Of The Missouri. - Yestcr.
day the Missouri River was rising. and
had OVERLOOKED ito banks. The whole
Of the levee at ST. Louis was covered
with water.
Arrival ofMe Prrsidenl at Washing-
ton.--'rhe President aud suite returned
to Washington at IL o'clock last night.
Canadian Pariiament-Oh Friday
evening, Attorney General Fontaine
announced That the French party will
oppose the Secular ization Of the Pro.
r".tant Clergy reserves. This announce
ment is regarded at Toronto, rs signifi-
cant Of determination TO bring about
dissolution Of the Union of the Prov.
inc~s.
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EsTRAYED.

EROM the enclosure ofthe subscriber on
Il or aboutt the 2jth Of April last, one two
year old Mare Colt over mlddllng size, legs
black to the knees, head dark iron grey, and
her body inclining 10 u roam. name and tail
mixed viii white hairs. Whoever will re-
turn said Colt or give information where she
may be found, TO he subscriber, shall be LIB.
orally rewarded HIRAM Il. KELLEY.
Dandy, May ., 1850. 'lS
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FRESH TKAH.

\ the New Union Store, imported re-.
n Gently from a lot cured especially for
the palates Of the Emperor and Empress Of
the Celestials, the aroma Of which will BE-
found TO exceed anything ever before offered
for sale here. The twist and prices right.
The stock consists Of Inperial. Hyson,
Young Hyson, Hysnn Skin and Black Teas.
CHA'S BURT e. SON.
Rutland, May 10, 1851. ~
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CLOVER 4 HERDs GEAss SEED.
For ssio ~ kandon & Crsvcs
STATE OF VERMONT. lDE IT RENE
District Of Rutland A. ~ Lard ih,i n

District o. Rutland, Is. ID tersd that at
q specinl session Of tho Probate Cour, os the
said District Of Rutland eId NJ Rutland in aad
Tor said District, on the 10Th day Of June, A. d.
1851,
Present Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
whereas Charles u. Brown. administrator Of
the estate Of Edwardi. Granger, late ofPitt,fod
in said district deceased, intestate, has this day
applied to said probate court proposing to rem.
der diial account of his administration ofsa,id
estate.
Therefore. II Is ordered by said Court, that the
eXN,niuation Of said account far allowance. and
the DEGREES Of the balance of assets in his hands
to the persons entitled thereto, he, mad the same
are hereby referred TO n stated session ot said
Court to I've held at the Office of the Register oi
said Court, in Rutland in said District, on the
l't Monday, being the 7th day Of July, A. u.
1851, and that notice thereof be given by pub
fishing certified copy Of tho recor, of this or.
der, three "eels successfully prev ious ucrsto,
in the Rutland Herald, y newspaper printed at
said Rutland, in order that all persons interest,"
do therein, may then aud there appear before
,aid Court, and object to said aeovun, and
de cross IL they see cause.
A true copy Of record.
- HENRY HALL Reriater.
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kossurH STILL A PRlsoyRR.-An-
other company Of eighty-nine Hunga.
IAN cheers and soldiers, including
Genera! Messaros, lately arrived at
S'li4Anpson, eng from Corstan.
t."op.e- They contemplate proceed.
!ag 10 the United States. Kossuth
vas last seen BY them at Kutayah on
lie Oh ultimo. His wife and child
WIN In. and about twenty-five Hun.
sanaHa, who arc still prisoners. The
terts..
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BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.
LUDLOW, VT.

'CbbOV, W.
TIME Summer Term Of this institution
II will commence on Wednesday, May %
Instruction will be given, as usual, in all the
branches taught in our academies, including
French itnlian, Spanish, Music, and the Or.
namental Branches ii desired, This season
cfthe year affords the most favorable facili-
ties fol attending to the study ofBotany.
Mons. s. A. BurEAu, NJ. D., u native Of
France, and an accomplished teacher. will
give instruction in French, aud also in Ital-
ian and Spanish If desired. So good an op.
portunity rarely presents itself to those who
desire an intimate and practical knowledge
Of the French language. Mons B.sw,ll de-
vote two hours daily to each clnss, one for
recitation, and one for conversation and ex-
planstion Of peculiar phrases. &c.
N. CUDWORTH, Secretary.
Ludlow, May ;, 1851. IL
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HELP ONE ANOTHER,

IN time OF peace prepare for war. and while il
L health prepare Tor sickness. The Berkshir,
Mutual Health Association of PItts6eld, Mass
commcnds itself 10 the public as means Of se
caring to ourselves Esd families 9 support
when by sickness or secidens rendered asabis
to caro- q livelihood.
We tkink We hazard nothing 10 sayisg thal
the insurance 10 this AssoeisticH 10 ss safe q. II
10 opuiar, We again invite Pablo suentivu
10 this vsbieet."- Green .Honniaim F.eesran,
For particulars see Ctrcaisrs.
attf T.. CHAPMAN, ,Rstlsnd,.
Assst fes Rsuand and Addisoa Couutas.
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PAPER IiANGINGS

II. l.. SPEN FIR.
IN ofdrs 70 saprls the unprecedented de-
Il msnd fbf his ne ~ and ric styles Of
NOON3 PAPl9.2o
% uow opening new lot. this day received.
All Who have examined the assortment re.
c-,ved BY hun q few weeks since, unite IN
prvnounc ing the styles superior to any evci
ieiorc seer in Rutland County, and the prl-
e~s (vsryins from In SO cents per rolf
most reasonable. To those II is only prc"s
s.ry 10 cay thai this lot conses from the sam'
establishment.
Rich Velvet, Satin, and Conmon Borders
Window Pspe.s, &c. elegant styles,
All interested ere requested 10 call an
examine this stock at the
RurLASp CorSrv BooxsToRr,
Main ST., nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel
Two doors south Of Court Square,
IS RUTLAND, VT.
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I sun b, him ~ah .v,h di.tl.sui.hsd suress. In
Ne eaw OF tHdth.. Lunsisupi t"u. G,,.tfh.
,'A'na H~,u h'ss'ss, n,.spsy, ries. Female
Complaints, &c ke
pk. y, 8 rITCN'S
ABDOMINAL sUPPORTERs.
shoulder bssees inhabos rshes, and Lecture. %
Consua,p,lca Add the art of ptessi vine Lifs sns
Hsailh 10 Old Ace, Ac.. he
pRS. CHEEvkR b REMiCK
Rave been appointed Ayenis fcs the sss " the sso..
G~,'ls. and v heep them constantly un haad al
their Store, No ! FREMONT TkMPLH, Po.,on,
.nd 81 " A. BACON, Ludlow, spd Or. JAMES
n1-p, rIrCH'S "GUtpE BOOK TO iNvALipS.
AMI Dire Er Promntins ls.nh and ,ons
10 N"thsrs IN the Msnaren,en, Of Children I" may
be hs1, rtstuousy by eating for " al the gents
ebove. An extremely valuable book. x6m
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OAK HALL
Pioneer Clothing Nsta blissn,
ESTABLISHED IN 1917,
One Price Cash SySeh
LACE SALES AND :MaLLNu,rs
MEMS AND BOYS cliulxc
FURNISHING Co.,

D IN - lAhlAtvi
FURNISHING Co.'s
The stoch of this fa-.tamcd y
will be offered iAr sloss .'n'c, punishment
GRE.s, S.sSG,iS'
To make room for ,e Introduce
plc,r assortment Of ffH and on Of q com
CLOTHING, msnufsclred SfLL.,DLO
the retail trade. which xh .s;.p'rs:Iy Tor
on hand, viii constitute thc0 vsr,s'y nov
stock 10 he found, from which n desirable
be made for Spring and Sum, cuons may
suit the taste and purse Of all cks wear !"
Broddciofhs, Cassimerss, Dock.
inss, SC sc. Of every variety az
hes, fabric, comprising many che. ,ne
tons, from which clothing VIII b n.d'
order al short notice aud eStire xrSrc,;a w
warranted.
Particular attention ia devoted tone Bo,,,
Department, where every variety Of ylo,h,n,,
mty be found, and every facility afi,rd,d !,
the selection Of garments for Chldr,n an
Youth.
Gentlemcn's & Youth Furnishing Good
Of every description.
The old friends and Patrons of Oak Nal
in Particular, and the public generally al
! invited to call Immediately, with the assn
nnce that they one and all, shall find con
p'ete outfit at Bargains well worthy their a
tention.
UTRemsmbsr OAK Hail. IN I72
Nos. 81, 81, Sc, and IS Ann STREET.
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TO WESTERN PASsEycp,, .
rnx CHEAPEST AND MOST ,
ROUTE TO BuFrAinN

TIN CHEAPEST AND MOST NJ.
ROUTE TO BUFrAinN
By Railroad 10 Schenectady. ;, ~
10 buffalo, from thence 81 S,,@S.
Michigan Cenlrs, Ra,lfo.di,Ws
igsn, Illinois, Indiana, o, 49,.
OF the Western or So,,iv
Western STATE,
This Company have from e,yh,.,
leave Schenectady, daily. {Spsd,,. "'s''
cd for Utica, Syracuse, Roc hs,,,,. va.
ulo u
FAMILIES cmigra,ingwcu Ni,ls-l.
advantage and convenience ,o,,t. w Mu ="
MS they will bo enabled to seeor,. .''"'
Goods all the way 10 thew pI,,,,' ~
h,n, and no charge iot ,rnn.h,pn.n, 80
ialo f'"N ID
Parties of | ) or 20 will 10 ,..,u
with n BO3T, exclusively. 10 ,b,m-"''
Tor PASSAGE or FREiCHI .''
;"i, ro.rrH, Burlington, $ nolTs
: ''"" 9 R'cnAHps, Cns,lctnn. G,n,', ~
po' s'"a'Ncr Sas,us, W. =. C,,n,, 90, ~
sf b",lmeon, W. u. Sr,,,., S a
whitehall, ". H. R.A,, Seh,a,,,,. .''' y
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NOTICE

IS HEREBY given that I have
this day given my two sons, William
Billings and John Billings their time,
during their minority, and shall claim
none Of their earnings nor ray any
debts Of their contracting after this
date.
BENZ. BILLINGS.
Mount Holly, June 10, 1861. "a
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This beautiful horse is Is 1-2 hands high,
lis color 4 beautiful black, age six years IN
June. Biackhawk Junior was sired by the old
Blackha~k Of Bridport His dam is black,
weighing HOO lbs. Ills stock is unsurpassed
and in great demand. This horse took the first
premium at the Addison County Fair, held in
Vergcnnes. lie also took the first premium at
the Essex County Fair held in Keesvile, NY.
in September. With the exception of being
larger than his sire, he resembles him closer
than any one that can be produced. For beau
ty, speed and action, he challenges the world
to beet him. The subscriber was offered
$4,000 on the 1T Of May, by MrGilmore of Bal
timore.
Breeder. of good horses are respectfully in
vited e. call aud see him.
TERMs-Sl.t the season. Pasturing furnish
ed. Accidents and escapes at the risk OF the
owner.
NIB. No business done on the Sabbath.
+. FELTON,.
Orwell, May, 1851. 1929
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/ ArAL RAILROAD AccipENr.-On
'iiay evening about G O'Clock, a boy
'oa.6 years old, son Of Patrick Milan,
No 64 South street, was run over by
c inward train, near the Worcester
Tot, and bad a leg severed from his
.iy, and was otherwise badly injured.
{ lied abou, II o'clock, in great az.
.y.--B os. Atlas.
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Mount Holly, June 10, 100
RUN AWAY

EROM the subscriber on the 18th inst, JOHN
! GODFREY nm iniehtcd apprentice, about
IL years Of age. This is to forbid all persons
hntboring or trusting said boy as shall pay
no debts Of his contracting. 4. K. DAKF..
Castleton June II, 1851 233w
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DISSOLUTION

Int Copartnerhip h-re,ofors .,,,.
! br,wccn the undersigned !. TIM d. !
mutual consent dissolved. An J,hn
are assigned 10 Josiah Pratt, who IN -,
oil dcmands against the firm. WI
JOSIAH PAM,
Rutland, April &C. 1881. "A
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NEW ION TOR RE.

ntR rlsr u Cuio> Store 10 re~std noe
~ 81. II eGcrs sdrheisgcs to purchasers ana
sellers net u lie vrsl,icd At any other cs,sh-
ii,huent IN Ne~ England. An, person raiing
q purchase u thfee dollars ut this establish.
meut, becomes life member, and the Goods 81
the Lowest rates. No responsibility 10 incurred
AND they are At liberty TO withdraw ~ their
pleasure. Il ha. been IN operation only TIVE
weeks. and the lie, Of members has gone up to
ons hundred.
Another sdssntaee consists in the grcA, Va.
risty Of Good, sold aud 10 be sold consisting uf
american, English, French s German
Fancy and Sop'e Dry Goods,
Groceries. Glass Tdre, Hard.
~ars, Cutlery. Lookiny
C,asses. Shoe KitS
Findings. Drags,
Jtdicines,
i Dyes.
Each Department comprising 4 very com.
pists assortment which will he repleni'hed As
Gales are made CHAS BURT d son.
Rutland. May 10. 1881.
uTN"TK bISI.--This establishment IL iocs.
ted the Fast side Of Washington Square, next
door north of the Court House 10
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PATENT EMO WHITE

a NEW and beautiful article, possessing
"A many advantages over White Lead
70 winter, does not turn yellow hiss no smell,
10 NJ, injurious to the health. and 10 really
cheaper, Is II enyen more surface and 70
me,r iu'st'r Yor sale by
1, ihRRL1I ,sof SO
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Eishipg Tackle.

pClSHlNG RODS, Grass, Linen and Silk
II LINES, Trout Flies; Limerick Trout
and Pickerel Hooks; u new supply jus, re-
ceived by SPENCER.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

So A FEW intelligent, perseverinr
III "a business meu to enasrc in q re.
spectacle and lucrative business in
the counties OF Rutland and Addison For par.
'ieuiars address postage raid,
~ CHAPMAN, Rutland. VI.
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Millcncry and Mantua making of every de-
scr'ptlon. They will furnish all trimmings,
&c, that will DO called for IN a country shop,
on reasonable terms and shortest notice.
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STRAY SHEEP.

CAME into he enclosure about the first
OF April, two Sheep, one with the right ear
cut oil The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Shrewsbury, April 25th, 1851. I63w
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S,IUS 2iS}o

Z. BURT II SON, have Just received ,
complete assortment OF Ladies and Mise,
Kid Shoes, warranted Of superior quality.
Kid Walking Shoes,
do Spring heel Slips,
do Buskins,
French Kid Buskin Slips,
Jenny Lind Ties,
Cater Boots,
Enameled Leather Polka Boots.
Misses Polka Boots,
Do. Buskin Slips, Cacks, Sc.
Rutlane June II, 1851.
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THE MISSES A. 4 I. RICHARDSON

JAKE Tins method
10 inform the Ladies
of Pittsford and vi.
c'nity,that they have
just returned from
market with the pres
ent style Of Spring
and Summer Fash.
ions. They would
also say to the pub
lie, tllut they are pre-
pared to meet all Or
ders in their line of
business such M
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CANDLES.

AT SHE NEW UNION STORE.
IN SALE-50 pieces OF Muslins DC.
" consisting Of
riain Jsconeti and Null Muslins, =.
Striped and Plaid
India BOOK.
Plain and Figured Swiss
Lsess, inssrtinss, Edy'ng., DC. a. greatly
reduced Wiass. BURT Il SOY
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