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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

10 BY the hst steamer letters were re-
esived from Mr.. William II. Fry stating bis intention
to leave Europe by the steamer of 81 NOyembe so
to arrive here in time to commence his course OF Ice
lures on Music a, the Metropolitan Hall about the 3oh
November. Upward Of thousand subscribers have
been already obtained for the course. which is to
sk' oil ten lectures The lists 10 be found al the
Fncip@l rrsic stores, whore pro.pcctu,es may be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

tYS The weather for two days has been
hours Of sunshine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

hsa The musical illustrations will be on the grandet
scale. Advertisements will appear in few days al
nouncing the names Of the performers. etc. We do
not NJ unly recommend performances of this kind in
advance, but to Mr. Frys magnificent: enterprise we
cordially invite the attention and the support Of the
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

CLo.ISG OF SroRrs AT SEVEN O'cLocx.-Ih8
principal merchants of Wllimnsburgh have consented
10 close their stores nj O'Clock in the evening. com
meucing this monday evening, until the lst OF Aprd
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

tines 10 nations loss feel thst the true and sPpropsn
tlhle which becomes American citizens H. IN youth t. n
tate he infetigGbe indnsfry manhood. hs honoraobe
hld dnt rested PATRIOTISM and 70 hive that 10 Old age
thtrs msy BE- - Wa his tie tranquil conposIre WHICH
ZIG on Christians hope. dlrned Death Of las terors
Heiotct That these resolutions Be entered on the journal
Of the Society and copy thereof duly authenticated y
the ofc, the ok Historical Society. efoSSa-aed
70 TIE irnaed- ate relatives Of hT. ebster.
LUTHER r. MARSH ESQ., seconded the adoption OF
the oluions in some heightened but fcehnsiy ex-
pressed observations and was followed in the same
strain by Rev hr. OscooD and DR.. fRASois, VINO
spoke in appropriate upon the vast intellectual
szd social qusltie. Of the grea, deceased
The Socieiy then adiourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

BureL.Rgs.-On Wednesday night La

rnfeng Al MON Hail saturday evening" foT the PEI
Uose Of r,tifyipg the Ward noIninhions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

Mn Lo's.-The Opera season opens tonight
With Fotows Martha. This opera il represented to
by those who have heard il to be full Of the most
pleasing melodies ofhe light popular character of the
mu.ic Of Arie. Mad Bishop, the Prma Donna is one
Of the best educated musicians have lately had in
this country although her natural powers are not re-
msTksble Senior Gudi, the tenor has pleasing voice
and good manner, and popular some year or two
since q. the Aston place Opera House. We shall be
glad if this enterprise shall be successful enough to
induce Mr. Nibo to import strictly frstclnss opera
troupe next season Under bis able management and
in his house which hrs already been popular the
rocks which bare wrecked previou. opera attempts
might be avoided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

FIRE DEpARrMEsT.-The block Of marble
presented by the Fire Department Of this City to the
National Monument will remain st Castle Garden for
the examination of the public. free of charge until FIJI
day Jth inst when IL will be shipped IL s beautiful
piece of sculpture, and well worth seeing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

CIRcUs.-Sands Il Co.'S superb Equestrian
Troupe open the Bowery Amphitheatro this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

BuroL.REs-On Wednesday night last tho
house Of Mr. John A. Boutee, In Green Poisf, was
broken Open and robbed VI various articles 70 NE
Also the house Of Mr.. Dubois ives broken open and
articles taken. 1900 - a
A ialns store wss robbed Of over 1900 worth Of
On Fridsy night . butchers shop In Bushwick was
entcyed and the money taken away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

k,;'r'.r Was,-,-s'ss.. s,.ar, sr,r-,4.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

u Mr.. Geo L. Schuyler is building two
No. steamers for Lake Champloin. They are
framed in this City and sent to the Lake to be Sc up
They will he ready for the spring business aud will be
superior to any boats which have ever navgeted that
Lake
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
0A10ADo0 PAPD1S.
Scott T. Graham.

HdA . visw y keep the people well rsc,.
essp - pc'H'esl ofsfssieas during Ii. cam
ks'gs-ssii Oct sad concentrate the Whir
tsssse ie' th- easss nest November, and IN
~ ~ esnssr Of 0eut and Grshsrn, d~nol.
~ tss isss pissk 10 The pls form Of i..eofo.
s..'sH, ve Issposr 10 fprni.h the New YORK
Uses a"a Tribune on the foil wing ,.r,ns !:
"sshIy T,"es. ~ w.eks, 20 eop.es Al IS
ssets sset. s,asis sheet.
ws.sly Tnss:e. ~ ~eshs, % copies At u
sssts sseA. Aswtis sheeI
On 20 eopsss o. more in club, pos,.s.
sss's PCT seSy. @. SUIT Il sOS.
ksisssd. tsly ~sh. 1853. 2s,f
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SAVE youR MONEY.
c0A1I4S 2. Fa00MAM I 90.
f.A,s rssrsAs. sossss Ass COZ
lNpl3T 4 . JseekRS,
lAl HR OADWAY,

fess sooa svuvn ~ usssrv svaa1..l
YySMO T@3"o
IIAVk nsw "a Asad, aad ~.l, ts rscs,snak
III daily skssugh the ssascS. NEW oOVUs.
difrc, tresa the ksrcresa asaaafseturevs, and
Cssw AvsrscRs, rich, ksahicnseie, fancy st's
Millinery Goods. oar stoeh n rich Nsbens,
esunrs.sss every variety Of the iatsse 49, ooss
sessiifai dssigas 'mesrtsd.
Many VI our Soods Az Massnesusee 81:
rye.sly to Ger order, ifcW our Own dts'xae sne
.s,tcrns, and stssl varivstteA. We cdsS oss
ceoa, for net Cssk, a. hover pviecs then esy
ersai, Hoass Ia America saa a1crd.
All purchasers v,ll ind u greatly 10 ths'!
interest to sessrve pestiva al their money and
make selections froa DER great variety Of rich
Ribbons rich for Bonsets. Ssps. sssAss and
Bette.
senae, siik'. s.,inA, Crsp.s, Li'sss end
Tarictohs.
BcrthAs.
Habits, Sleeves, CUT. Edsinss and Isrr,inrs.
Embroidered Revere. Lace aud Hsrstitci
Cambria Hdkf..
BieaJs, ti,ssions, and roidsred Lrcos for
Cape. =.
and Vols,
Hosi,,n, Nethlen, vsleneisaes, aud Bsssel'
lsees,
EWgli,h and wove Thread, Snyrns, Lille.
Thread. and Cotton Lace,
Kid. l.isie Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves and Mitts.
French aud American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English. American, and Italian
straw Bonnsts aud Triminings.
January, 1851. l7nS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
FISK & RIcE's EXPRESS.
g. @H%

NJ ESSENG ERS pass to q from all places
~ on routes Of Fit :hburg, Worcester a Ind
nashua, Vermont and Ains-, Cheshire. Sui.
IVAN and Rutland and Burlington Railroads.
connections with other Companies are so
arranged that Il Express Matter can be for.
wHded without delay TO any part of the u
n,ted States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe.
we assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our route..
Bnndies, Bank Notes. Specie and .Merchan.
dtze generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS. BILL, &C,
collected, paid or negotiated Stocks, Pro.
duce, and Merchandise, boug 1T or sold and
all kinds OF Express BUSINESS promptly atten.
dcd to.
sending money or parcels of considera.
Ole value, the amount must be stated, other.
wise we are not responsible in case Of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
Ali packages ahould be made compact as
possible, and no package will he received un
less IN good order aud distinctly marked. An
express business should he accompanied
with write u orders, unsealed, a nd personally
signed,
Letters cannot betaken,i ii being prohibit.
ed hv the Post Office Department
Ailpackag-s should be marked "FIsk II
hice's Express"
Principe othce. ls,syoadE xchsnge, Boston.
lOtf FISK Il RICE, Proprie,ors.
w. + JehsroN vep, Il ,,i.na
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07

New Books.
Coetburns Life Of Lord Jeffrey,
Wavsriy Novels illustrated edition,
Arthur . History Of Virginia.
~ I" Kentucky,
Georgia.
Household Library, - Vols,
Mans6sid's Life OF Gen. scott,
Yrost's Juvenile Series 70 vsls.,
Psrlsy's =" 4"
Power and Psogress the United States,
oshoolcrstl's y, years among the iHdiaus
Ua'tsd States )is>easatnry.- new ed.
Weods Practice Of Medicine
July 20. II. l. SPENCER
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PRACTICAL PLUMnYNa

PRACTICAL PLUMBING.
AFlNG engaged Plumber of /, years
experience IN all its branches Of Plumb.
ing IN the city of New York, ofnndoub,ed
ability. We have added that branch to on,
Gas and Steam Fitting. ana are now prcpsr.
ed to do work in tina, line with pronp,ness
and despatch.
BArHs-HOT, COLD and SHOWER
fut up IN the nost approved styles.
WA1ER CL"sETs. HOPPERS, WASH
BASINS. and CORNER BASINS, on hand
and furnished with all the fixtures at New
York prices.
CLosUr Pas. PLUG BASINS. fancya
plain. with full assortnrn. Of both S,,va,
snd BRASS Work, for sale Wholesale and Re.
tail.
N. d. Work done in any part orthe coun.
try.
Orders for any article in the above lin.
from distance, will meet prompt attention
lMf PIERCE &KING
.3s River street, opposite Troy House
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07

T'Hs decl'rati"m Is based he fact that Il will
cure more Than nine tenths Of q cass very pfsva
leu iseases, kosanas
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
an" "nich nave heretofore rreisir he IN md
eri'""s 81 the most accomplished Pm y.icians OF ali
c"n"''ies toa degree beyond that Of almost every
othe' maihdy To which tho human family Is heir. II
has areah! received the appreciation aud b-rd, pat
i"na.e "ivrfy many pr"n,incI members the Med
irAl Fatuliy IN he Uniied States willing 10 abide
the lf"th hnd having due regard for the welfare of
th''i patients, aud - in every way worthy the con-
hh'oce OF lhr afflicted succtssfui safe and hea
ftm''t. -, tins additional proof will n. found in
"" pamphlet to which the a,tentioa Of Ladies and
ffac iiohers is respect fully invited.
ms Uedcin has never bae n mt roduc ed by empty
pun anu misrepresentation 10 IL intended that
Ls present. popularity shall he sustained by any me.
,i"m Dui Us merits and he appreciation Of tbs pub
ne The CATHoLlCOS il not q "cure all bu, ia
,n'ehdcd ehrrs-l, fr hose com plants incidental to
we respect hie female ~hrt her married or single
tRotArsus urtRI, or failni Of the Wnmh FLuox
nLsrs. or Whites; CHRos,c isRLAMwATIos AND
uicERA,Iosotihe WoMa, INCIDENTAL HRMppspA0s
y, rr"d'hr PAIsvUL. StPPREss Kp AND lRREaptAR
MkNsTkuA1icE &C., with all heir accornpa nv evils
cancer excepted no matter how severe or OF how
long Standing
b-Pamphe,sc be had gratis st our Drug Store.
CHAS. BURT 4 son
DfuggiSin kuiIs land
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ALSO
China, Glass & EarthcnWSre.
PIERCE = KING,
(Snccessots 10 Pierce II. keilorg.)
lnn0P!ePa L VIM assis nsalrps ols R;re, e

" ssssAesS SsVCO ~ AVSh SbuN IL w III Z .
PIERCE = KING,
(Snccessots TO Pierce ~ kellogg)
Importers 1 Who ssale Dealers, 2ls River st.
oPsosirx THE 1Rov HOUSE.
AVlNG our stock very complete from
~ lmportations and otl,erw Use, We are
prepared to offer . Ia'ge assortment Of all
Goods IN our line, vh"issoie or Retail, al the
ionsst Ns1 York or Boston priees, for cash
Or approved credit.
Among which will be found, Fine White
Iron stone. wi,itetiiaze, Flown Blue. Flow
Mulberry. Light Blue and Common Wares.
and the AescA Ware formerly kept BY Nr,
A. Siasou.
White. Gold Band and Decorated French
China, in sets Of separate pieces.
Cut, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware OF
every variety.
Tea Trsy.. single or in sets India China.
Lacking Glasres, Brittania Ware. Cns,ors
Silver Chandeliers and Lamps. GiropduIes
OF new and elegant nyles Lanterns Of rv.
cry variety; Hall Lanterns If Cut, PLAN
and Stained Glass
k'ch decorated Terra Gotta, China and
bohemian fancy goods, together with gen
rfal assortment too numerous Tor an ndyer.
tisement. PIEKCES KING;
Troy, Nay 10. 20tr n35 River.st
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
OLD sToNRAcH CoMrL AIMTs.

There M form nfUii Stu,ac h tom pid Mi whie h
II does not seen, to reach and remove at .nce. So
mater nos had they may be. II gives instant relief
si"ele dose removes a II the unpleasant symptoms
and I, only nerds 10 he repeat ed fer sh"r time ia
make ihese good sNecta permanent PURITY OF
BLOOD snd vI6OR OF BODY follow al once I, i.
particslsrly aseeiieni in OF Nausea Vomiting
Cramps Snreness Of The phi ofthe Stomach distress
after eating. law col state of h- Blood Heavjnc,
Icwness II Sririis nespondency En,nciat ion Weak.
ness. tendency IN insanity suici,e &c
nr HoUGHr0N1 PEPaIN l., sold by nearly all
the dealers in 6ns drugs and popular meitrines
ihrous hnu the United states II H. pr~parea,n Pow.
der andFtuh form-snd In Prescription walls for The
us~ NJ Physrians
Private Circulars far the rse of Phvsicn NJ ran he
obtained 81 nr. Rnnehirn or his Agents de.crihius
the whne process "f preparation and giving the an.
thortie. upon which he e'sms Of this new comedy
are based A. il is mi secret remedy olirrt ion
can he ras"d against Tia use by Physicians in spec.
table standing and rrs,lar practice.
P.ics Owe DOLLAR per ho,ti.
nj OBSERVE rHl~-<rEvery hoit- of the Gen.
nin' PEP>iN h.ars the written signature Of $,
HOCGHTON NJ, ~, soi- proprietor Philatclphis
Pc Copy right and Trade Mark secured
u1Srl nv all itusgists auh dealers in rnetc nes
For sale nv " I. Sn.urrI Rull'nd, g. l. Case
Brandon. W Russell Mi'dlshurv &C. Nichn,.
taSIe'on APP. Ros'ce. n. Haven, raujc. h Moor
4ris"l " Sprie que. A. q. Sn~sr, BURLINGTON
R-ra.'a l. Grannis Montpelier n Watduer Wind
sor, Rnhhios K Holden, Cu,ttnesv',e 47yi
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATnOLICON.

I>nE uOdersiga
ed, having he.
come Agents for
lhi-lN v A l. u A.
BIZ T. EDiCiNE
would respectfully
invite the a'ten.
ton ofthe afflicted
to the gratifying
success that has
attended its use
wherever inirodne'
ed. and its happy
adsntation TO tbs
curs the ,iistres.
sing diseases for
which ~ offered
This CATHOIl.
con ~ in trut h
one ofthrG GREAT
7. : T. MEDICAL.
DISCOVERIES NJ
me identified with
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
IDcnt | Notice For 1852.

bent | Notice For 1852.
VNHE Subscriber datters himself thu, the
II success which has crowned his
OPERATIONS on THE TEETH,
ioring res'drnce of eight years in this vii
'"ge, 10 not unknownt" n msjority Of tho in
aih'iants Of Windsor County. He thinks too
that he has not only kept up with the progress
OF Improvement in his profe scion, but humbI Y
believes that he has assisted materially in il.
advancement. During the past year,h has
Constructed
.S'rteen Whole Sets Of artificial Teeth
besides numerous smaller pieces. Every ma.
tet,,i used Is Of the very rurest quality ever
employed by Dentists.
Persons in need Of any Dental Op.ratiop
whatever, are assured that it will be done by
the subsnriber equal to any performance in III.
cities; and he requests those unacauaioted
with his work TO address him by mail, whep he
w'i' give them references a. near their own
resi- tence as possible.
Many OFT whole sets made by him the psst
year wiilresi-t do~n~ard pun Of IS tbs with
nut starting from the jaws. Even a single tooth
" nov pai Ia on the atmospheric principIs with
success.
GOOD OFFER.
All persons residing at greater distance this
ten miller from this village. coming to the suh.
scr'ber tor any dental operations hatsyer a ~.
ihf"fm~d that discount Of i've per cent viii
be made to them on the amoa Mt OF their hill
All rr"fing more than twenty miles from
""ods'"e vii! be allowed u discount Of eight
p,rc e
All more than thirty miles distant ten p.,
cent. f''
This oHsris made because the subscribe, b,.
d"terminsd'o discontinue h;s profe,sion.I Wis.
70 I" "iher towns. His great iner,a,e of I'm.
''""s' e"mrsis him Ia this course, and he hon..
II -ihh as much Tor the bsne6t of hi. patient,
ens'a'y, a. Tor him'sh Rely therefore on
ALWAYS AT HOME.
rersnns AZ d!'tsnes are 10 vited n mai.
'ueh snan'ries BY mail. in rsstse 10 the y,,,o,.
-ssrsiioh. and their prices, AZ ts.y eseo,.
WHICH VIM Dc shsr.,sa .iih plsasu,e.
HENRY 8. CEASE M,A.
""e4esst W, p,-. T. iabV N-rSn
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As A DYSPEPSyA cURER

m. HOUiHFoN'a Prp.,n has ps"duced the most
" srvei0us ehFerts In curing cs,es If Debility EmH
citation, Nervous ihoiin- add rysf~w;c C"nsurp.
the irts of this vetiiacnent hot sDth.n, c ed
rertif stes have beaa given nf more than Two Hun
drsd Remarkable Cares. In Philadelphia New York
and 70 ton alone. 1hese ~eie nearly all resp-'a'e
cases and The rUies were not only rapid and wonder
fui hut permanent
II isa Great Nervous An,idc,e, and particularly
nsefnl for feniencyto Billions Disorder, liver Conn
plant Fever aud Asns. or badly treated Fever md
Ague, aud the evil effects Of Quir,ne. Mercury. and
o' her drugs upon tha digestive Crgans, after long
sickness Also fr excess In eating and he too Tree
use oi ardent spirits. II almost Ieconcies health
with intempefsucs
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CIR OK E RY


TO FARMERS,
ThE e.!sbf.,sd Ih.rm. meter Churn.
- e. S"w'ts; Garden Tools Hay Gu,
" ,,arrowsi TX iokes: Plows; Cul,,va.
,srs; Hoes, Spades, ShoveIs. Ma,urc Eo,ts
Tree Scraper., Bush Hooks, Wheelbarr.w
Gov Ties, Door Rollers and Hangers, Hinge,
&c. &c. Fer sale at the Rutland Arrirut, n.
raj wsehesss. BARRETT, SONa Cti
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WEST RUTLAND HOCSE.

WEST RUTLAND HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBER would give
notice to his frendsand the public. that he has
released tho old established and we'll known
PUBLIC HOUSE
at WEsr RvrLASU, W.. a.d tho same hav z
been newly furnished and generally renovated
and improved in its internal arraagements--
i.no~ open for the accomm odation Of the trav-
cling public AMI to all whom business, pleasure
or convenience may call to this place.
rms house IL pleasantly situated on the line
OF the Railroad from Rutland to Troy and also
to whitehall: is but 3 miles from Clarendon
Spring to nnd from which plnes, stages srrivs
and depart daily on tho arrival Of Cars--snd
IL within mill Of the celebrated Marble Quar-.
ries for which Rutland 10 no noted.
NO pains will be spared by the subscriber to
render this house a Quot and agreeable resort
Tor the traveller, and n comfortable and pleasant
stopping Pluce for gentlemen on busins.s or
pleasure.
UTH"rsesand carriages at all times In read.
iness Tor tho accom- ia dation OF his patrons.
p. l.. GOSS.
West Rutland. July :. 1851
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LIscon9B & osaooD

LISCondB 4 oS0oOD
EEP constantly on hand large assert.
N ment ~ Tyson Skin. Young Hyson,
Old Hy"onn, Nngyong and Shoushong Teas;
sls"a good ussorl nient Of Coffee which III, y
offer at prices that will sstsfy.
Center Rutland. July i6, | 50.
PAPER HAN0lN0S.
NEW aud beautiful attevns Paper juH re-
" ceived by BARRETT H. SON
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Rsfissd 1 Washington Rail Road.
BARRETT g. SON.

BN KKETT & SUN,
A RE SOW receiving a rsry large inroirt of
- English, French. ard American Prints;
Ginghans Ch.mbrsys; Wool snd Cotton
Wnp Detsinrs; Popi.ns: Bsreges; Barge
D~laines: Nnslins La~ns, Bl 4 Col d a nd
Fig d SILKS; Jaeonei.. &c
IPTh~ publw will find il for their sdvan.
'lge TO examine this stock before pure
slse whore.
ALSO
81 and Cold Broadcloihs Plain md Fan.
ey Doeskins and Cashmere; Silk, Satin,
Valencia. " alsted and Marseille Vps,inys
Brk Blue. Chen and Olive Cashma rtts and
Lama Cloths; Twecds; jeans Plain snd
Fancy Linens for Vests snd Pxn,s: GAN.
broons; Fancy Cotton Goods for Coats Ind
Pants, &c &C.
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Spring; CIV coo.
Al Tug WI
Ladies' Eyti,,,

Vesats q West S,ft,i asi -
- stock, oons,s,,ns ~ H. ts@
sslt, Dssgv De Laae,, D, i.aa
yseeenei Mus',ns, fnnl-s
Piais aad spotted Musl,ss csss
tres, PoPiiss, dc. &c NSsX
TIE t~a, sssoftmrnI ssN
ever offered 10 the c,n,,o,s.%s
olsaehed Ca,sn, from ,s,,. as
and one half ysrds IN Md, ",7A
Ces,sas ell Psicss from 4 ,a.t'
yste. "'L
Cashmere Sha~ls 10, ,sm..
ires, tasert,an, Lsees, C,ms,'.
chssts, and ~ fact al hind 80
kept 10 say Stcrc.
0ROCERtrs
Sugass. Tess, Coffee. Sr,ss.
Tosacee, SMUT, sc. "s
Burning FLUID aud Csm.h.,
fls'd and Csmph.n. I.,n,.
a large aseori me n, o. B..s
eied wsse, al, Of which ar, os.~
advance from Css, 10, Cs.h :, Sc
Nav mr. ,sco ChAs ~
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nUEECHY,
Wide Wide World,
Dollars and Cent?,
llsli-sk's Poens,
r ithc dale Roma nee,
Peep at Number Five,
G'sanings and Groupings.
Thorpe.
R~vrties OF . Bachelor,
Dream Life. &c &c.
Nov for sale BY
July ~. II SPENCER.
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plets ass rtment which Ill bs ,ra.
Gales are mads. & As blTIS
Rutlan /, May 10, lS3
"No1 & BkNG.--Thi sstaAlnts.,
tod the E,st side cf W. hinston Nc|
ioOr noru Of the Ceurt ieass
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SCIENTIFIC Evidence.

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vARtN ittBiG in his cesbrst-d work m Animal
Che sity, fsys-'An Auiheisi fsestis. fhtd,
An,iof u 10 the Cssttic JUtcs may b~ readily ORE
pared fro he mucous membrane IL he 'ofnae 81
thr Calf. IN which various sNiolss 81 food ne W'st
Snd -sss will Ne sof,~reJ changed sud dieesied,
just IN the same ma rs they would be In the hu-
man 81. mach
M.'OMBE in hfs valuable writings m the Phys
iotoSs al digestion observes that dtntnuti ou Of
Tue puanii,y Of the Castro Juiro ia prominent and
prs'Ai"s CAUSE 81 ~ -p@pss ani he stated that
a d's,'msu'-hed ps"les ar OF medicine in London.
~ho vas severely sif,tted with this complaint find
tns everything eiee 10 fsil had ier"ur-~ 10 The Gao
the luce obtained from ,hs stomach. OF 'i,ing
imals, which proved Completely nccess'ui
hr GRAHAM, author 81 the famous works on
'vsseisbie pirt snys: 1T isa remarkable fac, In
h,s"'osy that the sio'naohs IL Re,msls msreraied
m water impsn II the nuid the property Of dssol,
the var,"ns ae,'eis Of f"od and "f cfI.ot,o. Kind
OF auihcia' deesto. nj them In no wise dinefent
from the natural digestive ptoerss,
H- Call On ths'AEent. aud get a descriptive cir
ensr srsis. eiviwa large amount af Scientific Nv
lance similar Ia the ainve, tossii 81 with fe'rs of
Remark Rhie Cures tsom MI NJ heUn ed States
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Mail Jesin 10 d. y upon arsiyalof the
mssaine Cars ts0m GassiuEton and Bellows
Falls. .svf;ves II Troy IS y.
Eapress Train ~. n, with the morning
Pass~ myers from, Osdrnsburgh Montreal and
Boston. .3irives at Troy At 5 ?. n. in time
for the Exp'sss Trains 10 New York snd
Buffalo. and evening boats for New York.
Accommodation Trsin :. 20 n after At.
rival at Boston aud Burlington Trains, lodge
At Salem, and arrive Al Troy 9.li nest morn
ing. connecting with the iD,3 A.. y. Express
Tram - Baffalo and iO,35 Hud.en River
Train 10 New York.
TliO'S II. Garfield. .Sopt.
Rsfissd 1. WashinPtoa Ea,l Road.
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CRANNy X0z

CRANES SOAP. ny the use Of this article
~ wash ng machines. wash boards and pound.
ing bnrrels are superseded. Try il once. For
sale by &. Busr a Son.
Rutland Feb s Ig5S
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