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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
M ESSRS. LIGHTE 4 NEWTON, in

lV consequence Of the Increased demand and unrvsled
popularity of their PfANOFORTES. have extended th-r
business and opened a Wsreroom in Broadway No 6nb
where shall constantly Keep choice selection Of our
PianoForfes from 81 10 Il octave In Rosewood With
all the latest improved patterns We shall also continue
keep foil sssOnent If instruments M.nuf story
and Warerooms, No 2. Canal,t. All PianoFortes OF
manufacture warranted in every respect Professors
amateurs and those Who anticipate purchasing
fully invited 70 call and examine All orders from the city
or country pUnctually executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
EAST MORRISANA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Los lremsinne unsold) varying in nzs
fom oneeehth Of sI offered for SALE
the mot favorable Ten per down and bal.
snce before March, 1884 Title perfect These lots
oecupy very healthy ard beautiful location near and In
tnh view Of the East Rve snd in the immediate vicinity
OF the residences OF several of the wealthy and re-
speosee citizens Of Wescbester County Also fine fishing
within one quarter Of mile Several houses are
ouileins and lots selling rapidly For maps and otaer In
formation apply te ID. b WINT0N No. 5 Tryonrow near
Halem RaIlroad Office nnnnsitA City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
USTRALIA and CALIFORNIA

"a GOODS-hereharts, Companies and Individuals
rttlng out ol these markets Ind I aAd mglsts
sortneI Of Miners Tools Picks ShOvsl HaStwzcc, Cut.
cry, ttse Tools Fire Arms Se Ge, ct the I'd stand 4
CHARLES 5. LITTLE, Nos IS and 81 Futo--sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
Diano-fortfs.

A PIANO FORTE of superior tone
"A and finish. Ates; style Of case made BY one Of the
best makers iii. city, fof yes
Octave II peri Ct order quite IL ~ be sold very
Low e. The leave city. Il ~
T fsE daysE no. 5 Hudson-st tom al Al o'clock.
A NJ and from : I'll F. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
TlARM and SAW-MlLL for SALE

II Situated about miles from mouistown, New Jersey;
well stocked with Fruit with good Dwelling Houses,
Barns Ouhouses &C, 40 The Farm contains about %
acres OF excellent land under good OF For
psitioulars inquire Of WHITEHEAD 4 BROTHER,
Druggists No 1852 Greenwich-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
EDUCATIONAL lady residing in q

healthy and beautiful part Of South Brooklyn, would
receive into her family few young srs 20 board aud edu
Their education and morals would be carefully
tended TO- ard they would enjoy all the advantages OF
ssreesb and retired home Terms-BONd and education
10 all the Engsh brssches $50 per French and
Music Bs 10 all payable quarterly In advance
Appyb A DELANEY,
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ESSEX SEMINARY-L.LYON,A.M.,

H T. LYON, NJ D. and Mrs ST. C. LYON, Principals
Completeness OF boarding arrangements kind and efficient
tuition sud healthy location combine render this In
stuton desirable for both seeking thorough
and pished education Pupils received at time
Its location the beautiful margin Of the Connecticut
River seabosrd and Is easy OF BY the New
York and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and rece-
alton the teachers and pupils furnished with elegant
carriage, and well trained saddle horses Circulars be
had Of VIM. H. LYON Co, Dey st, or by addressing
the Principals At Essex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
&C. FISCHER, Qate Nuns &
iIR. f. II. NASH. who has been for

w than weuty five years ssged teaching
10 this city and elsewhere big. leave 10 his
friends sDd the public generally thst he mss bard
ety OF choice PisnofOt-s 'seiecied by himself OF N.w
York and Boston anufsctur. by the best makers which
he will sci AZ manufacturers prices Second nsnd Plano
for sale orto let ~ Blossoms gwen in Singing and Piano
forte. Elementary and Gee Classes viii b. fornet
Of which due notice will be given h NASH
No $40 Rroomest ke1. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. #. DER
4 DICKSON Il CO. No. IO5 Fulton-yt, offer for sal,
Oh ths lowest ern, Wr.inE Pspen Easlish french and
American.
Newspaper, si sizes, weights snc qualities
Scos Psper, oil SIZES we ghts and qual-os
T.ssus fepe fancy colof and white tho quality
Hanging Paper, white ana coiored, different Ifdshs
Hatt--f Paper thin ana OF the bsJ. qualify
Cloth Psper. 30xfn Ssx4o and foxtS
Pattern Paper, OF rolls for tetlors
En-lsh Hardware Paper large n. 1st sgrigsa
Gheathirg Psp.r ~ the beg quality
Wrapping Paper. straw, snd Manila
Yes Paper Of different sizes
Ia Roofing Paper. suitable for room IN roii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
SALE.-For sale or ex-

change go acres OF choice Land co OF It large timber
"a miles from the Central Railroad Michigan The owner
Is in this city, and interview be had by applying
90 A. j. BLEkCkER, Auctioaeer No BIoad.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
ENARM for SALE.-At New-RochelIe,

: one mile from the Railroad Depot Con aiming "a
acres In high stat. ofcutvaton acres OF woodland On
che premises large house barn carriage house poultry
house and sheds all built the season. with variety Of
good fruit For further particulars inquire rear No
Bowery, CfWM. DIsBROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
LvOR EIGN LANGUAGES In

n French German Spanish Italian and Portuguese ian.
guages taught easily and eXpeditiousy by geneman from
Europe who give the most distinguished references for
character snd capacity Terms moderate. Address STAR
at this Office
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HOBOKEN.-Mr. l.. de GRAND
INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

n MEN No 100 Fast iOthst will reopen on MONDAY,
the 18th OF September. NJ NtRINES Director Of this
reputed establishment respectfully inform, public that
class's o. practical Surveying aud Civil EDgneeing vii be
constantly open during the session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

Il PROPERTY A GIist- MILL Dwelling. house and fifty
Of good farming land tested In MddleseK County
". four miles from Middletown Point N j. For par
ticulsrs quire of JOHN l. APPLEBY,
No 100 Hamm 1nd 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
American Hardware.
DLIVEN Il DOUGLASS. COMMITS

IL SION HEHt and WHOLESALE DEAL.
Frs, No 5 Pisttst, near PeA-l
oder the s5e large Of foods whch they con
staty receiving direct from the mAnatseters sad vii Do
sold favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Lots, Nos l7S and lgn Elizabeth Of The lots 25x
iO0feet EACH with tourstory brick House with UNDER
cellars front and built IN substantial manner and
finished for tenemoats The buildings nesy new aud
producing large revenue. Apply 20
JAMES ii THORNE, No l6s Walker St
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EyNGLISH MACHINERY. NOR

ia TIMER ball Ag-utin the United State. for tins
sale OF Cotton Wool ano faI Mscunery Manufactured by
Aessu William Higgins Sons, Of Manchester England
sor tsras 6e. apply " him At no VI Wsii-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

LNOR SALE-One of the most desirable
IL tracts Of LAND yet offered for sale is SHARON
PLACE. IN the beautiful village Of FORUHAM the
Railroad Depot about hours ride from the City HALL
New Yoik-roched with variety Of Fruit Trees, and
Eng fine prospect Inquire OF h y GILBERT No. Mas
saust, from ii till 2, OF CHARLES BERRiAN on the
Crem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
I IBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

l IBERTN NORMAL INSTITUTE
n A At Liberty, Sullivan Co. NI-An Academy and
Bosdrg School tor Males ano Femalesthe least expen
sye and thorough School the country, every pupil
being required demonstrate the nack board the
Ia the Slate Normal School. Mr. T. " DAVIS, Principal.
The boaroing department will he under the supervision Of
the Principal TIE Winter Session commences TUES
DAY the l4th September next, ana continues We Ks
pupils will be- received unit the ls OF November. Germs
fl board washing lights and tuition tn tng branch
e. So per session Route by Hudson River Railroad
Mondays " educsisys, aud FRIDAYS al : A. N. 10 New
brreh thence by Plaot road via Elenvle. ant arrive AZ
LIBERTY the evening. Tickets through - u This
Principal wall hr the Pacific Hotel from Fudsy the 10Th
Sept until Moncay following and " u accompany the
dents O the school Apply u SrlLWELl. BROWN
CO. No u Couuiandt St, where circulars obts ned
and eyery requisite iuiIrms.on given.
JOHN H. WATKINS. NJ ID, Founder and Trustee.
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H INCA complete. beautiful and practical work
1printed IN ooors adapted TO private instruction ~ ~
oetavo Price 81 IS. Let thoss no cannot sNS them
of course under the suthoT buy this BOOK
FOOD teacher IN itself sod 81 {. {. MARSH Counting
Rooms for the Practice Of Bookkeeping No ~ bToa1~aJ
Postage under $50 miles % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Il ING eno DAY sCHOOL for fOI No LADIES. No.
se5 Broadway. North Of Union square. Mrs LENERErr
Pnnoipsl-1his School VIII be re0pen.d on MONDAY,
September IS Application for full particulars and for pros
pctuses may be made the Principal the above address
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

4 T low prlcr about forty yards Of ~
- crilsns stone TAT cellar waits
App& 10 II I. SPENCER
Eu,',ud A,rl ~
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FE MALE S.

ih'' ne;ltri l'n Is uds;d - he fact that IL W N
cure more THAI nlne tenths OF class al very preya
len ista-es, kno"uas
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
anu "h'Sh nave herei"i"te he IN and
tr'l""s 81 Tho most accomplish she'd Phyricla,s Of All
c""ht'ies t"a degree beyond that Of almost every
"the' nalidy iu which III. human family IL heir IL
mas af'as received the appreciation Aud lberai pat.
i"h"se ~ very many prnntnrt members the Med.
i'Hl FACULTY ~ ,he UuIied States wiling 10 abide
'hr Hu'h' and having due regard for the welfare Of
m" pa Irhts ana - ~ every way worthy the con.
hdruch or afflicted asa successful! safe and cheap
,'"'"y' ~ ~" additional prnuf viii he iouud IN
tur P'nNh- to which the attention Of Ladies and
frac li"ner- j. resp.ciiiiii Invited.
lhs medic ne has never b,en int fnhuc ed hy err nj
pu7' ana srepfeseniRions, nor is IL intended that
US rftseht popularity shall h. sustained b, any me-
'''h nhl IS ntr Is and the apprntaiiun al the nun
nc ne CATHblltON ~ nota cure alt bu, 4.
Ih'hdrd expressly Tor hose complaint incidental to
I'VE fe"p"rt'h'e femal. whet her married or single.
fh"ihPsrs ItsHI. or FaIni ~ the Wnu,h. Fl rnu
SLhrs "r whites CnRokIc ISsLANMa1Ins Avn
u rk"tTi"N", the Wown. iscipESrAL HEspsnp.as
c' ft""iIre PAI~rrL, SrpPaEss snAsD iREEopt.
MhhstEuA1i \. &c. with aili heir accpnpa nv evil.
dancer excepted no matter how se.ere or Of bns
long standing
HJ-Painphe,. DC hal gratis at our DRUG Store.
CHAS, BURT 4 SON
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AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

Thee IS uo form niOti Stntnsch niupiitnts wtc h
II Dies mt seem to reach and remove a, once No
matter hns mad they may he IL instant rr,lef
s,ucr dose removes All The unpleasant symptoms
aud il ony needs In he repeated for short ,in. 10
maze ihe.e so"d sn-rts prrm,ncnt PURITY OF
BLOOD and Ni6oR OF BODY ioiuw NJ once II T..
particularly excellent in rasr- Of Nausea Vomiting
Cr,mps Shrerrss of HE pit ofthe stomach disrress
AFTER est 10" low cnt state nf he Blood ueavinr.s
l"~ne.snf Spirits Dependency Emac iai ion Weak.
ness, Tendency =" 'n-aniiv rnirir~ Sc
Nr tInUGHrON'S PEPSiN IL mid by nearly all
the dealers n fac drugs and popular medicines
thr"m ch"m tie United Sia,es u is rr-par,dtn Pow
der sudFiuil farmland IN Prcscri ion Walls for the
us" ~ Puvs'cians.
P'valc Cifomlars frrthe use NJ Phys,e,ars rrnbe
obtained 81 hr Hnurlirn or his Agents if-r ribiuc
the whole process e preparation aud rivins he s-
th"r'iies upon which IA" claims Of thus new rc,nrdy
nre based As II rs n0t remedy no ohrr, ian
can he raised agins, it's use by Physicians IN respec.
table standing aud rcptla practice.
Pace ONE DOLLAR per hottie
irr OBSERVE 1HlS-rrEvery bottle Of the cen.
r'n" PtP>iS h"Irs the written signature n ] =
HbIfliFbN VI. u s,ls prnprietnr. Philadelph
Pa ionv rishi arc Trade Mark .-cured
w sat nv an icrgssts arh h-aler. IN medicines
Far sal. Nv u T. Spsnr"i. Rutlanh, e.. I. C.s.
B'aod'n. W T.. Rnzsel Ni,ldctutv e e. Sictoi.
rsule'on h.P. Roscoe, " Haven, p1uici. h Moor
Rt's,"l W Sprarns. A. e. coesr, Burlington
R"dfr'h Grann's Montpelier Warduer wind.
scr, R"hhius Holden, CHilInssvilie 4.yj
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;. INSURANCE. NOTICE

~ Makiuea l-eatcf esat. Il, ,k.,
Ass. !, lebts SAD pr ssps,r,
this sftkihai HtnuaWt % the prt sisr h.
out reference TO any eado'se mrn,,si,sS
to tho treasurer, at his Office. In 49,
before the 18Th Jay Of OctoLe, IsM
lay Of the annual meeting Of ala go
A. heretofore, a list er person. l,,,,f
several lawns, with the am un, q, 49,.
lue from each respectively. will h, ,.
In the Representative elect, 10 n, 80
by whom moneys may be forwarded ie,s
VIII the members orthe coinpss, -
in mind that, by sending the small ,,sy
The assessment due from each, r..,rr.'
tho office promptly al The time SIC, y,
vail much advance their own itt,.".
ing a vast amount Of labor in n, 81
lepartmout. aud 81 thrms.ivcs.
item in postage srd H. tertst Ia whir A,1
no snhicctci In ca.es of neglect,
J. T. WRIGHT. Tr.pl
Insurance Office, M"ntrcli,t AUG # q
NJ. HAN ks il agent Tor said eeru,
can be found At his house at Ii, M
cars, at Rutland Depot at oil times D
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
DIR. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATllOLICON.

ISHE uif'ersign
e,i, having he
come Agent. Tor
thiSlN V A l. u A
B I. +. EUiCiNE
would respectfully
invite the a'trn.
Iionufthc afflicted
u tho gratifying
<Urcrss that has
attended its use
wherever in,roduc.
ed, nnd its happy
iitniation 10 IN.
cure "f the di-tres.
sing diseases for
which il offered
This CATHOI.i.
cox ia in Truth
pnc nithn & RI At.
T. - r MEDICAL.
II
ne identified with
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Ghina, GLASS 4 EarthcnWsrc.
PIERCE a KING
(Succ"ss"ts to Pierce y kelloFg.)
Importers Who csalf Dealers. 9lj River st.

ofFoNlft THt JNbh HOUSE.
ANING oar stock very complete from
- lmpprtat,ons and otherwise. ". are
pt pared 10 offer la-gc assortment of all
Ho"d' IN our line, Hhnf,s4ic or R,,a,i, al the
iortH .NeT York or Boston prices, fer cash
% Hypforcd tr,dU
hmon- winch Will he found Fine White
Iron stone, wh'tcGl,zr, Flown Blue, Flosn
Mulberry, Light Blue md Common Wares,
and The Acacia Ware formerly Kept b. .Nr
\ SIasou
White. Gold Rand and Decorated French
CHINA, IN s"its Of separate pieces
Cut. Fiatn and Moulded Glass Ware Of
every variety.
Tea iraNs, single OF 10 sets India China,
Looking Glasses, Bfittana " are, Casiors.
SILVER Chandeliers and Lamps Grondoles
OF new ana elegant siylcs Lanterns al ev.
cry variety Hail Lanterns of Cut, PLAN
and S'a,ueu Glass
h'ch decorated Terra Gotta, China and
bohemian innry goods, together with gen.
rfai assortment too numerous tor an adver.
tisoinent PIERCE a. KING
roy, Nay 10. 2otf 80 River.st.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
PRACTICAL PLUMBING

PRACTICAL PLUMBING
A'iNG engaged IA fIumher of itycars
experience IN all It's branches Of Plumb.
ing IN the city Of New York, oinndouh,ed
ability. we have added that branch to our
Gas aud steam Fitting. ana are now prrpar.
ed 10 do work IL that line with prompiness
and despatch.
Barns HOT, COLD ard SHOWER
fnt up N the most approved styles.
WADE ti"sfTs. IiOpPERS. WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS, on hand
and furnished vnh all the fixtures sat New
York prices.
ctosrr Pass. PLUG BASINS, fancy and
plan. with inli assortment. Of both Silver
and Brass Work, for sale Wholesale nd Re.
tai.
y Il. Work done in any part orthc cnun-
try.
Orders for amy article in the above line,
from distance, will meet prompt attention.
ltti FIERCE y KING
80 RIVER street, opposite Troy House.
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STATIONERY, &C.

STAVIONEKY, &C,
. SOn ENVELOPES OF various kinds,
SjOO Fine and Common Capnrd Letter
Paper, Fine Note and Bin Paper, .Stecl Pens
and Pen holders, India Rubber, &C. just reed
and for sa!o ty &. BUR & Sos
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SAVE YoCR MONEY.
CyHARLBS ?. rRD2MAN 4 90.
fIA.s rssssAs. sopaws asp co.,
IMPORTERS q JOboeRS,
LA BROADWAY,


{osI eoaa etrg - l,RssrN stsr.rl
SInDy TD1l&p
IIANE nr~ -r hspi, and vii 10 receiving
III daily threpgh the -ss.on, NEW "oVbs
direct froso tn. karnp,s. manufacturers, and
C,su Aucr,nss. rch, iashionehle, fancy SIN
Milncry Goods. oar stots ~ rch Ribbons
een. pfrscs every VsY,ttN ot the latest and meet
bcsadtui designs imported
Macy Of car goods arc manufactured ex.
ltc-s,y to our crdrr, from our own drssS hnd
raitcrrs. ard stand unriSRllrd We ohet cur
coed. fot nvt Ca.h at lnwtt price than an.
credit House IN America can Aror1.
M purchasers will and II greatly to thsi'
interest To reserve rortion OF Their money a"d
make selections from our gfcs, variety OF rich
heap goods.
Ribbons r'eh fer Bonre'', Caps. Ssshes and
Ben..
Rome. snk', satios, CrPes, Li"e' and
rarlct"rs,
tmsroideric., Collars, Chemise'u. Care..
Bcr,hss.
isshj,,, sleeves CufTs, Eisin IS ard Insertings.
Embroidered Revere, Lace and B,instit,
Cambria iiikts,
hlDnd,, Illusions, and Embroidcred Lrees ftr
Caps.
Embroidered Lacrs for shawls, Mantilia,,
aud Wells.
Unni,,n, Neehlen, valeneiencs and Busscls
Laces
Easiish and Move Thread, Smyrna, Lisie.
Thread. and Cotton Larts,
Kid. Li.ie Thread, silk, and Sewing sik
Glnves and Mite.
French and American Artificial Flowers
Frcnch Lace, English. American, and Italian.
straw ponnets and Trimmings.
January, 1851. l7n3
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CRANES SOAP,

6tRANES soar. ny the use Of ,ais article
" washing machines, wash boards and pound
ing barrels are superseded. Try IT once. For
sale by l.. BuRT& SoS
Rutland Feb 8 1882
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DVO IUN.
p E P6IN

- ttr,, ,u'HfoNH wonderful rem sdy fo,
0.,,1 ~ 20 py'Psp'is JauSdics Observation-Disclosures ~ ih'
D.,iy, sad Nsr'eo. Coh,umn,t.a .,a,n,
~, C..,,f1 'e-n shod sy naiar.'s own 800
iNs As.nis. 200 rs'si5
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THICK BOOTS

G. BURT & son, Have justices
rleniid stock Of Stoga boots, taa
fine Boots of superior quality, ~hi,s II,
sci ing AZ priee.--just call an see Aos ii
The Boots are warranted.
Rutland. Oct
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pdce ONEDOJJ\R n.r ho,,is
FISK & RICE S EXPIRES:
49, Ess>s .sc.sSss..
sy Fs~sr. 49,

\ ESSE Nc ERS pass 10 n from all places
~ on routes Of Fl, hbuIg, Worcester and
Nashua, Vermont aud Mass, Cheshire, Sui.
ivan and Rutland and Burlington Railroads
Connections with other companies are 50
arranged that al EXPRESS Matter can be for.
Wifhrd w'lhoutdelay to any part Of the L.
nited states, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe.
we assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes.
Bandi"s, Bank Notes, Specie and MERRIAM.
dtze generally. forwarded with despntcb
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C.
COLLECTED, pad or negotiated. Stocks. Pro.
duce, aud Merchandise, bou . III or sold and
all kinds of Express Business promptly a,ten.
ded to
In sending money or parcels of conside,o.
ore Vaine, the amount must he stated, other,
vase we are not responsible, IN case Of lnss.
beyond the sum of iiily dollars for any one
parcel.
Al. packages should be made compoc, as
possible, and no package " III be received IN.
less IN good order aud distinctly marked. An
express business should be occomnnr'ad
with write norders ,unsealed, and personally
signed ''
Letters cannot betaken,i IL being probib;,-
ed by the Post Office Department.
All packages r'sss4d DE marked Fisk X
ICES Express.
frneipa 10 bee, Railroad E xchapce. Bos,o,
io'f FISH n RICE, Projectors.
w. JOHNSON, \ gent kutinnd
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WEST RUTLAND lIOTSE.

WEST RUTLAND House.
THE SUBSCRIBER would give
not'cr 10 hi, friends and the public. that he has
re PLEASED the oil cstablishe and well known
PUBLIC HOUSE
at WEST RurLA>p, W., AID the same having
been newly furnished and generally renovated
and improved IN its Internal arraugaments-
is now open for the accommodation of the tray.
e'ins pubic, an toa'i whom business, pleasure
or Convenience may call to this place
fhls house Ia pica.nntly situated On the line
OF The Railroad from Rutland to Troy and also
to Whitehall: IL but miles from Clarendon
Spring ~ md from v Inch lace, stnges arrive
nni dcphr. daily on the arrival of Cars-snd
is within "A mile of the celebrated Marble Quar-.
ries for which Rutland is no nuted.
No rai"s will be spared ny the sub.criLcr to
remdrr this house QUOT and agreeable resort
for the traveller, and n comfortable and pleasant
stopping puce for gentlemen on business or
pleasure.
HFH Horses eHi carriages at all times in read. .
mess Tor the accom- .nol ation of his patrons.
u. l.. GOSS.
Weu Rutland July 2 1851
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
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DRIED APPLE.

A VERY due article, just r.csusd,Nk
by & Burt d s0s
Rutland, July 7. 1881
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.


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