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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

The ExrRAoRDNRY LABoRs OF Hon. TRUMAN
WITH, Mr.. FITz HENRY WARREN, AND THE WHIe
CoNMlrTEE. A gentleman writing from Dubuque,
o"a, under date of the 3lst of July-tke day before
be election-says:
To- have never known this section of our State so
Fmpletely flooded with Wing documents as at the
PRESENT time. Every Democrat from the highest to
Pc lowest, is fully supplied with Wing documents
Ed papers, such as "the Life of Gen. Scott,' {" the
Fgna,", &c. l. would appear as if they had made
general charge upon this State, and are very anx-
Eas IN their way. to enlighten our Democratic
fends. So far, however, think they have made no
FnVerts; for have heard no Democrat say or init
fate that he would vote for Scott.''
30 much for Iowa. To North Carolina we learn
pat there were sent through the mails upwar ards of
fshty thousand of Scott's pictorial life. We call
Ftenton to this matter, that our democratic friends
Pay be fully advised of the stupendous and desper
L exettons which are now being made by the Whig
Ptains and drill sergeants of the Seward school to
fect Gen. Scott. Richmond Enquirer.
This is all true-they are making desperate ef-
| ITS but we have heard no Democrat say or init
late that he will vote for Scott.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01
GEN. QUTTMAN.

Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi, whom the fedora!
writer's and speakers have been claiming for Scott
Pierce:
IL knew General franklin Pierce personally while
we were in the service together, aud since. His
high intellectual qualities, his quick perception and
accurate judgment of men secured my respect, while
his nice sense of honor, his sincerity and his pure
minded, disnterested integrity won my warm regard
and friendship. His nomination was highly accepta-
Bile to me-"
Twelve months ago Gen. Quitman was " trait
or, disunionist and Flibuster" in the estimation of
these same federalists. As soon, however, as they
came to believe he was for Scott for President they
began to praise him as patriot and man Of judg-
ment and now, finding their mistake, they will
no doubt abuse him as roundly as before. The
grapes are sour. .,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01
FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
Democratic Republican Electors.
For the State at large, JAMES C. DOBBlN.
First District, WILLIAM H. THOMAS,
Sixth District, L. OBJ. BRANCH.
Seventh District, SAMUEL ]. PERSON.
Ninth District, THOMAS BRAGG.

1E Bear in mind that the statement which is
kept standing in many of the Southern Wing
newspapers, to the effect that Gen. Pierce said he
I.athed" the fugitive-slave law, Is lie, manu-
setured for Abolition and party purposes and de-
issned to deceive the people and cheat them out
i their votes. Gen. Pierce has contradicted this
aement over his own name, in the most pointed
md unequiyocal manner.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

INVASION OF CUBA. 1t is stated that arrangements
are actually making for public meeting in New
York, with view enlist the active sympathies Of
the people in favor of the renewed attempt revola
ito" in euba. The meeting will be held at Metro
polisan Hall. about the. middle Of September-earer,
should the next news be Of an exciting character.
Baltimore San.
1t appears to be probable that another Cuban
expedition is on foot. The government of Cuba
is more than ordinarily vigilant at this time and we
have rumors of dsafection and Of preparations for
another invasion which seem to be wellfounded.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

Bear in mind that GEN. PIERCE never fell from
horse at all, as is falsely reiterated by the Soup
s and opposen of the late war. While canter-
Fsrapidly over the pedregal, a very rocky and un-
en- surface, his horse fell and caught the leg OF
/ rider under him, injuring severely the knee.
Pen Fierce refused to remain in camp for this in
fay the next day, while the battle was raging
according to the official reports of Gems. Scott
ia Pillow, actually tainted from the agony pro-
eed by the injury and exhaustion combined.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

The WEBSTER MOVE. We are gra,ified in being
able state, that the number of those in this region
who will vote the Webster and Graham Ticket, is
much larger than was at first anticipated We trust
that steps will be Immediately taken to hold meet
ing for proper organization Of the Webster and
Graham Wings.
Our friends aboad are anxiously looking for de-
monstratlon. Let US not dsapPoint them.
Wilmingt0n Commercial.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

MINISTER TO ENGLAND. Joseph R. 1ngersoll, Of
Pennsylvania, has been appointed by the President
by and with the advice and consent OF the Senate,
Envoy extraordinary and Minister plepipotentary
of the United States to the Court of Great Britain,
in the place Of Abbott Lawrence, resigned,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

Who is GEN. PIERCE! Gen. Pierce is the man
who wrote the following letter to President Polk,
after it was announced that the United States was at
war with Mexico:
SlR-''y my country requires my services, am
ready to march," FkANkLiN flEhCr:
To tell the wings who he is, he will give them the
tune, BY and by, Of March fourth, Cl953.)
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

'he Whig papers are making an outcry against
|sn' Pierce upon the ground that, in 1888, he
Pied as member of Congress against certain
Fet and harbor bill; but it turns cut as shown
Mr. Stuart, Of Michigan, that MI. Clay and Mr..
anggqm voted with Gen. Pierce against the same
T. Oh Whiggery!
Inc Wilmington Commercial says: rBut say
opposing friends-scott approves the compro-
'e-have you not heard what he says about it
most sufficient, not quite thought Yes, we have
afd OF some Of his sayings, that have been got
'a HIM aoih about as much ease as an o1-chais
ragged through post-hole,"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

A correspondent of the Ohio Cultivator vouches
for the merit Of the following recipe for making vim
eear: "Take and mix one quart of molasses, three
of rain water and pint OF yeast Let It ferment
and stand for four weeks, and you will have the best
of vinegar"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

PRrm1um FOR RICE. The Agricultural Society of
South Carolina has awarded the premium for rice to
John H. Tucker, Esq. being the creates, yield on
acres and l3 compasses.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01
STANDARD FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

We propose to send the Standard to subscribers
for six montts at l for the eekly, and 90 for the
Semi Weekly. in advance. This period will embrace
the campaign for President, and also tire proceed
ings of the Legislature, whchfis TO meet in October
next.
We appeal to our friends in all parts of the State,
to circulate the documents. Now is the time to lay
facts before the people. II we would succeed We
must work-we must urake sacrifices of time and
labor for the cause. No valuable result ever
chieved without effort:
Send in the names.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

All Gas AND NO Sour. P. Connolly Of Detroit,
finding his name published as officer to /" Scott
Club" desires the party who did it 10 withdraw it,
or they may find "ano.her kind of club about their
ears" l.. Richter, put whis committee, had it
taken of, and says he shall "supPort Pierce and
King :; and JOHN Snyder does the sars thing, say
ing:-" If they can't find Whigs enough 10 form a
Ward Committee, how DO they expect to elect their
candidates These facts, in the face of the bragg
ging Of Wing papers about converts in Michigans
so their boasting be all gas, and their soup upset.
10 the Atlas, Col. Henry, who is the most terrific
orator, overwhelming, all subduins debater, ever
scared up' in those parts. He frightened thun-
der shower So that it begged his permission to pass
over, and an earthquake inquired if Col. Henry were
in town before it dared to shake. Bssion Post.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

EOO4 B. C. Is born in Concord. N. H.
eOO2 '' Is expelled from Eden.
eOOl IS Kills kis brother ABEL.
F574 " Burns the Temple of DIANA, and pock-
cts the fire insurance.
EO7 Orders DANIEL to be devoured by lions.
G. A. C.. Persecutes the christians.
"A IS Put his mother AGRlPPINA to death.
IS " Plays the fiddle, while Brooklyn is
burning.
50 g Puts all the children in Judea to death.
f4O9 Builds the Bastile.
F45S ' Murders the two young princes in the
Tower.
$50 Plots with ANDRE to betray the Ameri-
can cause.
Pal5 &" Endeavors to ruin the teeth of poor
child with W1LD's candy.
FS5l Bribes The London Times.
FS52 Invents the Perrine pavement.
1853 Is inaugurated as President.
|S55 ' Swears allegiance to Queen VlcToRlA
and LOUIS NAPOLEON, and governs
the United States in their names.
{s55 '' Makes himself perpetual dictator.
(s56 I" Puts all the wings to horrible death.
There now! The foregoing asgful catalogue is
specmen not much over-done, Of the charges
low Ill circulation by the Scott leaders against
faASKLIS PIERCE.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

The Wings are beasen. The New York Tribune,
with its immense power Of brass. proba-
bly, for Scott only I34 votes, majority being l49.
TO get the E34 it claims New York, Pennsy ylvania,
Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jsrsey, Connectcus, and
North Carolina all Of which the people will "pro-
baby" deduct. The Wings are beaten. They thus
virtually give it up in advance. Bosto' Post.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01
THE HILLSBOROUGH GATHERING.

Thursday was proud day for the New Hampshire
democracy. They gathered from the workshops, the
farms, the varied fields of labor, and gave truly
glorious welcome TO their friends who came from
abroad. The latter speak in glowing terms of the
hospitality Of the Granite S,ate The day was glO-
rious one, and the multitude gathered about the
great platform, and at the sound Of FRANKLIN PIERCE
the shout upon shout Of welcome went up, the scene
was an inspirin. one. That vndication enough
of the absurd and wanton charges that an unscrupu
lons warfare is inventing and circulating. asthe
tribute from the old homestead, from those who have
known loved and honored him from his boyhood days,
and who regard even the suggestion that there is
stain his character libel on as fair and honor
ably won reputation as public man can furnish. It
was noble sight.
The resolutions were worthy of the occasion
earnest sound, coneiliatoy and yet faithful TO the
Baltimore platform and the old landmarks of the
democracy Nothing short of the patriotic sentiment
that through them could have been expected fronf
the sterling spirits who took the lead in this noble
demonstrations and it is sheer justice 10 remark that
in this regard expectation was fully realized It's no
place to twat,le namby Pamby politics in the sight OF
those grey, solid, magnificent mountains, with sides
ockribbed and ancient the sun and nothing less
than political sentiment sound as that which un-
derlines the bases Of the constitution would have been
appropriate. This is just what this glorious meeting
uttered. Political men could listen to it, whether
from the chvalfic sout fe vigorous west, the hardy
north, enterprisng east, and feel that offered
them no ostacsm of country. but afforded additional
assurances that in ideas we'll as in constitution and
name; all sections were brethren.
We have no space to dwell on the speakers. Elo-
quent things were spoken argument, and not bonn
bast, " as presented, and those wtro listened were
we'll paid for their labor. In the afternoon as the
multitude enjoyed the good things OF different cast
set before then. there were JOY and delight beamng
in every face and the meeting was dissolved with
satisfaction 10 those who participated in it, and will
long be remembered Of those grand demon
strations, to be Witnessed only where LIBERTY dwells
Boston Post.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

CHARGES AGAINST GEN. PIERCE.
The following from the New York Lantern, is
ne Of the best hits of the season:
life Of Franklin Pierce supposed to be by w.
. Robinson, Esq. itinerant roarer to the wings.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01
THE STANDARD.
,rRcE. KING AND VICTORY !
LEIGH, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1852.

No North, no South, no East, no West, under the
Institution but sacred maintenance Of the COM
an boud and true deuoton to tile common brotherhood"
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

ANOTHER WEBSTER MEETING IN BosroN. Anoth-
er Webster meeting was held in Boston on Thursday
evening" 1t was, it is said, largely attended, and
number of addresses were made; !; and resolution
adopted send circulars throughout the State to OBJ
tain signatures for grand demonstration at Faneu
Hall. An address to the people of the United States
has also been published, presenting MIR. Webster as
candidate for the Presidency. Independent of party
Boil. Sun.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-09-01

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
DIED.

y ari residence N itEdIav, tisncock 60.
p. on II. i0ih pf April 1852, Mis-. Abigail
lpv, ahrr an ,iin-ss Of four days, aged
rsn. > npnths and II days.
ae deccssed MAS 4 nat,vc Of Mas'ach v.
b, the daughter OF Mr.. stephen Clark,
Pss rt .ijencc Va, IN the rrc'nhy Of Boa
Ber-h Of her parents. and Jeff an Of
IA bpt u years Of age she found home
(he family ol her unclc, the Rev. Charles
|su'. ID. d., who was Pastor OF the Con.
si'ons! Church u. sSoHuutfs, Conn~rt''
~here sic continued TO 1--we uni,i the
is0J, when she vas matted IN marr,ax"
the Rev Henry Rseiow
Ith her husband she emigrated an Ie0a,
biIddieto~G, Rutisnd County Vermont,
B,gsis~ ~as settled a. Pastor Of the
Cha'ch ~ that place, and
e osntinaed h,s Ishofa ss a minister OF
Gsspsl, til h's death y" Jane, 1882.
b deceasd remained af,sr the death Of
husband IN M,dd,etown, Til the year
= hen, With her ehiidrcn, she removed
MO. sad ia lea. settled IN findlsy, " here
oniinusd To rr,,dr i,l! ,bs lime Of her
b..
V eecsssed made . ptots sa,oa Of her
IN Christ " lille young, and united with
Lhara IN dosners, Coanest,ea,. A. a
sss she ~ss exc mp!sry IN life, and FRA
h views Of the doctrines Of grace. Ia
sss ~ wss resigned and ansompia'"'
Ass ss.shsos shs vas beloved by oil
} kssw her, end ~ . mother she MAS faith.
Asl he'd Bet Death has done It's worn
~ kas Assssssd from earth
s,A = sess 90, desr~ss if,euds have
49,
Asss have psssed I-fsthets, eh,iaren
Asa
|ssr i,ke ws lsos ne< " BEHOLD again-
X. II. u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27

CaAlLhsGh 70 BLACL uAwks ---
ne. B,gar,, Of l'swle,. and owner Of
y Horse " Rsii.r a. n Ilsnd-Lill
Ia
To Mr. I'm. tho owner Of Black
sk, Nr Nerrisk and the Black
b~k party generally As !, Ina, been
(ommon report in the north part Vi
State Of Vermont, tina, the owners
III. Nerrick Horse challenged me
J would mt accept the challenge.
that i. no, true. ! vii! bet $1,000
y f,a.,ler can ben, the Merrick Horse
any other BLACK Hawk in Vermont,
j. heats. be-, 8 in 5 on the Saratoga
ur'~. Any person accepting eilhe'
tho shove challenges, mus. give no
by thu frs, day Of July nett, ant
po.'i $500 In the Bank Of poulircy
forfeiture. will do the same, b,
ing - bonrs notice"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27

Os>tE. o. iioa.Is CHAL.
luet We find the following tn the
Middleton, Regiaer;
J die, one thousand dollars TO the own
\ o. their ,riends. Of any stallion in
N United s,stes, 10 NEE, the &c, Of
.i Hawk a, the State Fair. IN Ku,.
ps w.. held 10 September, 1852, and
rs shos under tho f"ilo wing circu,n.
sacs, aoi regulations so colts, or
te, ~hssc aSs shall he equal. shalt
slcr,c, and shown for superiority.
pa ,h. following points, viz Bsauiy
syk Of mo,ion, speed and bottom.
the challenge 10 accepted. on or be-.
h jsiy lst, pext. tho colts will be
|~sd, BY tho 10th July. Money to
deg,osiied ~ the parties may agree,
u 8 Judges 10 be selected by mutual
resmen.. ID. EDGAR HILL.
Brdpor'. Arr,l 8, 1882.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
400 lbs. Sheep Irvine.
iEC'1 and Hemp, for ssI. by
& BURT a son
COMM MISSIONER q Norucn

N'E thv .ub'cf ser', teing appointed by tie
w tsR- Probate tiGu f"r tkc district ~
l4,Ths,en, & omua- siyrirTs TO rs-riTt ,Xanir,
'ad ,dyu'ts 'ai,1, aud ist,aad, # all pe.ssl
sgs,ust the sstst. Il h. i.iEc,'a. iate e
Casse,o-, tH rsid distinct d.e-assd, repr-
seDlsd ,hso.,fn;, end 90 months from The
10Th day "f .9Prl, i-j2 LeIns siiowed by
sad ro1r, for that purpose, Ne do the y.for-
hereby give nci'ee tina, ss whl sttendIo ne
b'.s'ues, Of OUT ssfd spl Sani me ntsttte late
d~e.has house oi tie decreased on the L.,
6ay q ju'y and sh dsy Of September nc1l
from "'cloct z " gati' 8 eiotk 4 ii
On each e d,y-
Ds,-a ~ C.sli-toa MsY 3jth I-j2 ~
y q ~ LRNstN, , c,r-,,...r..,
~ . EtEEEE,
rhrIR Iihk6ikCS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
China, Glass & Earthcnwsrr
rteRCE . MING
tS4et+ssass TO fttcs a kclloss1
lnper,tn 1 nbe tsak btaltrA q. k,t, "
c-resirt rHs rNe, net,i

c-res'ti ~, rNe, neta
HAVING our sioch rcry eornpiris iron
- lnpa'is'r,n- and other, ~ ~,
rr'rerre 10 cFys is-r~ Assprir,, NJ Of a.
tts'd 90 onf hrr HA..Seg's ~ E,tAtg o. M,
'es,s' .t.H ia,k ~ Ge.irs r'Ls,, Jft ta.i
~ ssr.o.,s credit
hnncus rhloh " % y, found, Inr " hat,
Iron Stopr, wi'tr ,.i.rr. Flow Rtar, Fiasr
Nu''~t'r, | ehi flIn. md e u,nton Wac.
Ase The Acacia Ware st,,nrflv scpi b, et
4 s,a,on
White, Gsld Band sni Deeo,iitd French
'hfoa, - scits &c s-rsratc p'ecrs
Cut, fian aud Moulded Glass Na;s o.,
every tsisi,
Tea Tts,.. ,nglr ot nti, lud.s Ch,,a
Looking Giss-"s, Brnisn.s VAR, cA.inis,
SILVER thsnd~iVts and Lamps. G,tondolr,
Of r"~ aud elegant s'ylc t.auterns oi r,
cry tsutty HuH banirtnr Of Cat, Plan
and S,A'n-a Glass
R'eh drcnfsud T.ta Gotta, CHINA an
H"iirmnn fancy yevd., t"g,,i,,r ~dh a gen.
ria' sssIrtr,er, too -ut,crn,,s ,n- an ndy,f
''-.'ne"i PIERCE KING,
Troy, Nag - 2ou -, R,ct 81
COM MISSION ERs'X0rict,
I'VE. the subscribed ~, bcing appointed h, the
" Hon Probate Court efRu,isnd eom,n,,,lon
eir 10 receive, Examine AMI aijast all claim.
and deinsnd- ui al prrsous sgaius, Nu,es Sum
us' late ~ pttt.eetd ia said dtstric, deceased
r.ffescntrd trsul,eh, AVID ii, months from H.,
lfth day Of April 4. u. 1871, b,ius aliawsJ bs
.aid court Tot tina, rurIese, NC do therefore
t"rr'1 yt'c notice that We viii attend TO III.
uusiH,'s al our saii appointment al the dwelling
hencc NJ wiiuw kaih Rsllard.s in sad P.ita
He'd al the fBth day OF May sui i.th dav q,
oci.beS NEXT from q o'ceck A Al until u clock
v NJ on rsch Of aid days
IffSi "a ptsf,t,td . e,th 4 af A..
W u: tLossoH. ,rorut....,,,.
20 Gao Mccot,ow ~on"'' Ss'rc'''
sT3Ft on VERMONT, Ut. r,rc,nembct
'''"tt'c' al Rutland, 81 ed that nj spr.
cal session of the PROBATE Court IL sain DIS.
uIc, ri Rutland held at Ru,land IN and Tor
sA'd District on the 9th day u, Arri 4 -
ioil
Present Hon. Harvey Button, Judge
Whereas Gaisni Locke administrator OF
the estate - E.th-t tuiTi:. ,rtt u. D,uh, N
sa'd District deceased interstate Ia, this dsy
applied to the said Probate Cont proposing
/" rrndct add acc ount Of hts administration
of SAID es's'r
Therefore II ~ ordered Iy snlL probate
rnnri that TIE examination OF SAID account
lor allowance aud also Il decree To I he pcrs ms
cnttled thereto Of the \ .,du- of sa,d estate
he and the sane arr hetrby I, icrttd 10 stat
cd session Of sad Court to be held al The
office Of III" Register OF said cun,, in Rnt.
land IN SAID District an the 1T Monday be .
lug tue ia dry Of Jane 4 D ,sJl, and
tint np'icr thereof be gwen rs publishing
certified copy ui ia" record uf thus order
three weeks successfully previous thereto 10
the Rutland lirrnli newspaper pr,nt,d at
SID Rn,iand IN order that all persons inter
,'icd therein may then and here appear bc
tore su d Court aud object 10 the n iowsncr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
,,,.r.1. T.. horses dasled o q ., .

l,s,,.l. Toe horses dAss,ed o q ii .
L.,,au. rsa. AID e,eaped uahsrmed,
-. b.,d,ca q those Allied we're left
!, a, s..s,. where Coroner Thoms.
6s,rs-. 81 Chsrscs.cwr, held m 10.
- ,sn morning.
n, SAWYER res'ded fos many years in
! s,,s,.p~n. aud va. highly resrec,,t,
I, I'll .ho knew him. lie ~"a h~
(,,. q Js,i,c. Of the Pcscc. scd '.e-a,.
/, spso.a'cd Chsifmaa 81 tho P,,-oa
,s,rset,. II. hsd SIX children and
| = sLee, fg'-. yesrs 81 age
N, oisb' le,,t. vile AID Eve chill.
10.
| fss R,iircsd al the crossing made .
\.,,. ssA there "a. neither q gate,
Is,,ssl. Gag. OF s.y thing s.se 10 warn
" alh,,d pss',ens~-s ofthc spp' osc',
u. ,s,n - Boao" DAILY Nmi 9c,h
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
The New Union Store.

This new Union 10 no innovation upon
long and early established principles. Tue
platform Is not made of traps springs aal
rotten pianks aud iungas tinb-r, l,Ae Tie
Buffalo Platform, sort OF spring to catch
woodc ocks.' hwss established npnn true
principles. We have code on II for the last
~ months with unparalleled success 'Iho,r
who have no. tried Il are most curdiali, III.
vited to step on. We g. for the Union en-.
tire.
We make our own Purchases and sales
with our oen heads aud hands We do no.
cal t0gethe rs-ven directors Of i,nmep-e MS.
dom 70 deliberate upon the yrrcha-e ofa hog
head of sour noiassfs o. . few l'iiutnls Of
damaged Goldfish, and then send OF TO Ger
tain humbug, wha dori know goldfish from
book muslin, TO make the parehasr. MOI
do we kr~P our accounts IN words - Il i
backward and tie letters anc figures turned
ups.de down.
Rutland, MAY "a lssY
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
CLOTHS &C
usheS.

DatNT. varni.b, Fancy, Hair Shaving,
u Hat, Cloth, Shoe, Dust and Ilorse
Btnshes, GTa,nn,na Tool, al manufactures
prices Sold wholesale and reinii by
BARRETT N son
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
BED BUGS, sc.

Emanuel Lyons Magnrtic Powder. i"r
the dcsiruei."n oi Bed Bugs Ants, Fises and
insects on Pi,nts
Also his Pas for the destruction of Rats
and Mace Price - cts each, Tor .slr by
May .: & BLETA son
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
LACES s. E.NBROID ERIE.S.

~ T." style black .ilk lace wells, m1urLin:
Az re'is, b'ack s.iR Tee for wells fy'd ill
lace tdtinss OF Various widths, plain snd III Il
white SUI Hul bonnie, ihcs., splendid rap iscr,
linen, HE Egyptian, Smyrna and common ct
Icn .dPi".' sw'ss and cambri c cigrgs aui ia.
srf:'".s . spI.nd,.. i sof, mrn,. work cuffs aud
coiltr..
Oar stock Is new mud unsni,cd Il cuu
prIscs variety unsurpassed her, We have
10 old trash Ia palm Oh upon unwary pur-
chasers fer " new fashions Our tertnsnrr
cash OF something equivalent IA the shap. o,
pro dUce.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27

hs Members of Gcem Mountain Temple
loRss No 1. will meet u the S. Of T's
~ wcss Rutland, neat Mouday Eve at
rioek. M. u LiscOMB, W. R.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-27
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pa. Pleas sstl sos essta,ns ~. large 70,
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& fAGE
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