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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SETTLEMENT OF THE CONTESTED SEAT
IN TIE AssExBLY.-The vote on Thursday, by
which the Assembly rejected the claim of Rus
sell Smith (Opp.) to the seat occupied by
EPHRAIN L. Snow, (Whig) will be found be-
lew:
AYEs-Messrs. Babcock. Bailey, Billings, Black
stone, Bradley, Bradford. Butler, Bull A. Chamoeri
lin CLARK. Cole, Corser, Copeland, Cortelyou. Davis
Donnan, Dution, Ellsworth, Fisk, Ford, GILBERT
HAYDEN, Haner, Herrick Hedges Humphrey. Hur-
but, Hutchins, Keese, Luckey, Moss, Oakley,
Palmer, Petit Richmond. Riley, Rouse, A. Rowe,
G. B Rowe. Sayles, Shelcon, schooicrafs, Smith,
Tallman, Underwood van valkenburgh, Van Vech-
ten, Weldon. Webb, Wheeler, Williams, wilson,
Yeomans, YouDgs-5s.
Wings in Roman (J7) and Opposition in
italics.
NAYs-Messrs Benedict, Berry Bedel Blood,
Brown, Castle, J. p Chdmbsrltn Coburn, Guide
back, Cushing, Demarest belong, Emans, Freer
Gallup Gale Gitson, Gray, Harper, Hartshorn, Hat
field, Hatch, E. C. Hart, Hoyt Hoover. Howes
Johnson, Reyes, King, Lawrence, Leary, Martini
Merritt, Miner, Moloney. Norton, Okeele, Oster
bout Perry, Pierson, Rollins, J. Rose, p. w. Rose
Sanford Simmons. B Smith, 8. S Smith, Sornber-
ger st. John, J. b. Stevens, Srlwel Strong, swift,
Van SantvooId, Walsh, Westbrook, Wight
Opposition in Roman (J6) and Wing in
Italics.
ABSENT OR NOT VoTING.-Messrs Bennett, Eiicood,
HcH Lake Lyon, Miiner MlLS, Monroe, Richards,
Steele, Van Elten, Ward, White
Wings in Roman ca and o Opposition in
Italics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
The Fluttsring Pigeons.

To that large and self-complacent class
who believe themselves temperate because
they have never Tor very rarely been
drunk, we have only to say, Sirs, you do
not know, because you have never truly
sought to know, what the nature and neces-
sary effects of Alcoholic Liquors are. The
ground wherein we stand implies that AZ
'cOhol is a deadly poison-just as Arsenic,
Lead, Opium, and Prussic Acid are poi
sons differing in degree, but all at war
with human vitality. Either of them
may be taken in such minute quantities,
: and in such diluted forms, as to preclude
any Immediately, palpably fatal conse-
'queDces either may be taken from
day to day in slowly increasing quantities,
until the imbiber has so depraved and vet
indurated his vital organs that he can
swallow potions that would kill neophyte
In an hour but the fact that either is poi
son remains unaffected. Understand, then.
that We deny your hight to be accounted
temperate, or to counsel those who truly
are So, until you conform your own habits
: to the acquisitions of the laws of life. Not
until you shall have proved-which you
cannot that Alcohol, used in moderation,
is essentially harmless, can your fears that
the ultras' are about to injure the cause of
true Temperance be regarded as any thing
but arrant hypocrisy or impudent quack-
cry. The premises you assume virtually
beg the whole matter in controversy
AS for that class of real or pretended
temperance men who, for paltry gain or
PaitTier Office, consent to act as stool
pigeons for the Rumsellers proclaim
mat they never drink, but are opposed to
all coercive Legislation against the Liquor
lrafhc-we have nothing to say to them
AS well argue with Judas about the moral
ty Of his earning the thirty pieces We
leave them to gamble for judpeshios and
paltrier posts with dice fashioned from the
bones of the Rum Traffic's myriad victims:
We leave them coldIy watching the flow of
widows and orphans tears and specializing
how seen the resulting stream viii be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

CONGRESSIONAL the United States
Senate, yesterday, the whole day was taken up
by bitter personal explanation between Sena-
tors Rhett of South Carolina and Clemens OF
Alabama A duel is morally, or rather immorally,
certain.
in the House, beside tabling the Land
Grab bills were introduced for Land Grants to
Pennsylvania and to the several States for School
purposes.
LEGIsLATIvE.-The principal business at
Albany was protracted struggle in the Assem-
bly, to declare Mr.. Snow not elected from the
XVlth District of this County. Midnight found
the Assembly without quorum, and no decision
arrived at, when the Telegraph closed opera
tions.
Ia Several disasters by fire, river and
railroad are reported this morning.
~ The Maine Law is introduced into
the Ohio Legislature.
u Later news from Rio Janeiro re-
ports battle in which Rosas was victorious.
" Cincinnati has given $4,000 to the
cause of Hungary The Louisville Board of AL
dermen again refuse him public reception.
u A respectable covering of snow on
the ground, and still falling, at 3 o'clock this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
II Messrs. MONROE and WARD, two o

u MessrS. MONROE anu W ARD, Two OF
the six Members of Assembly chosen by the
Wings of our City, took care to be absent when
the vote was taken on Col. Shows contested
seat.-Col Monroe never was good at resisting
temptation to dodge, and we have heard that Mr..
Ward makes money as agent of Brewery; but
the Directory calls him lawyer, so we think
that must be mistake. But both these gentle
men must have kno VII that this important ques-
ion was to be decided on Thursday. Amy thing
nut a dodeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

PHILHARMONIC SocIETY.-The third con-
cert Of the season takes place As evening at Nblos
concertroom- Beetbovens Pastoral Symphony will
be the chief feature of the programme We have
but line to remind readers that these concerts
are among the fines. in the word-perhaps the only
concerts IN America at which the greatest music is
Adequately performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SUIT AGAINST THE COLLECTORS We are
informed that Messrs Van Zandt e. Livingston, Gus.
tom House brokers' have commenced a suit against
Collector Maxwell for part Of the proceeds of the
property of Nr. J. X. Herick, cohhscated for enor-
nous and lons-continued smuggling Messrs v. z
L. claim to have been the real de.ectors Of Mr.
Herricks gigantic frauds and entitled to reward sc-
coYciY civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

cause some men to give up or refrain from the
Rum Trafic2 Must it not diffuse and per-
petuate an agitation wherefrom Truth must
certainly be the gamer Say, timid, vacil-
latiDg, besitating friends have We not
clutched the Welt by the throat at last'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
For Europe.

The U. S. Mail steamship Hermann,
Capt. Higgins, will leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon, for Bremen and Southampton. The Semi
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap
pers ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Sonora GoLD MINING COMPANY Office

No Wal St, New York. room No. md a,or. Capt.
tai Stock $200 000shsres 500 each The books Of sub
scpton for stock in thus Company are now at their
Office. whore parties DESTROYS of becoming stock hsders
may obtain certificates of stock and pamphlets with laws
By iaws bcsdse all Necessary information relative to the
objects and prospects Of The Company
Having (nssrfy completely steam engine Of eighty
horse pow with stamp works n the largest class nod
possessing mine which proved TO be e the most
valuable in the Stale Of California located in the mme-
date vicinity Of the City Of Sonora, on Woods Creek
the purpose VI the Trustees 20 prosecute the work with
yeor and without dsAy with view to pIont fsen the
uscess Of mining The enssrrse cemmends itself TO the
PARTICULAR attention and confidence of capitalists IL is
deemed unnecessary TO enter into calculation a. to prooa-
bile profits having been satisfactorily demonstrated that
Vein ming TO be the great business OF California and
chat O. mpsaiss already operation with good machinery.
have been emneptly successful
The Trustees have deter that the employees Of the
Company all responsible positions shall be Shareholders
selected Win special regard fitness and required to give
bonds with sureties and such sums be deemed
suosst to guard the interests of the Compsny and fur
thsr that but well trisd and approved machinery
crushing and lgsmatng shall be used and that
msnts OF costly nature wbch heretofore have n,oxss al
DISASTROUS to the istees OF companies. sh he cs,efuy
avoited aud provided against.
Persons residing out Of Tao o,t.,, .,cct nsmph
Nu VI sny si"naA oy addIessBg the Treasurer, post
PAY. ~ WWsh ID. W. INSERsoLL, President.
ihVs. - AsTlNGs. Treasurer M 3lTuTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

% The Land Warrant Assignment bill
was yesterday laid on the table OF the House by
the decisive vote of 100 10 "a. We would shout
if we believed the bill were stone dead, but we
appIehend that it will be galvanized into some
semblance of vitality again. 1t has been killed
now by piling riders upon ii, supposing that it
would carry them all through, and it has broken
down under the load. o that it would stay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
CHEAP LAND AND BEAUTIFULLY SIT

pAfED AT LAKE LAND, L. me sufsce Of the ground is
perfectly beautiful free FROM stone bogs marshes aud
the climate health he found IN this latitude The
soil q hne loam admirably adapted 10 high cultivation
ard great crcps, and Of tage. Any wishing
to purchase FIVE ten twenty fifty lot OF good and
handsome land without foot of waste useless ground
IL, dc by sending dollar per q first
payment and the luther Of fifty cents month
acre until paid when warsntee deed aud good
title will be given and remainder part Of the purchase
sy may be paid secured the land to be paid With
IN five years. with per cent yearly interest Apply TO
C.. GOD, No. eos Broadway, OF Fulton A. where
mans art pamphlets NAV be had gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, FEB. %.

q Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent IN before so'clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

u. s. CnSsus.-For the total population
of each State by Counties with Class cation of In
habitanss, &C, BY States, see Wing Almanac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SPRING TRADE COMMENCED. - Qdics
P.slm,p ~ where YOU can get fashion,be Dres, ssas
ready made OF order. q the es.s in ace Css;
psteu leather Boots IS 50 Call and sx anime dsr !o,f
aeivaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

" To attract customers from the coun-
uy advertise csuaty papers iuaicaus choice hs
made a. H. PALMRks Agency Trssne Buildings, hers
the best papers are on de. fog whch publishers hare
appointed HIN the sseRk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

" New Spring Styles of English and
American Imperial Three Ply and Ingram Capssiug at
reduced prces At the celebrated largest cheapest
Carpet Establishment IA the Upied Saiss No 80 sowsy
HIIAN AxpEksoNs. Elegant patterns Of floor OIL
Cloth yuds wide Also good nosr OH Cloths. 81 D. Sd
-. and 10 per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

~ LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS, at cost
Of Importation, viz Musn from 50 TO $40 Fine Lsos
om 81 TO SiS Ertra new styles do. from $40 TO $50.
Nh-Dsalsrs and families find the best assortment
Mths cliy q Kelly FERGUSON. No. asst Broadway.
store sstsads back TO kesde-st II lisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

RIDING ScRooL.-W. II. DIssaow, Ne.
10 ltA-av viii oysu on Monday evening LIST MARCH, new
Cisss oa Gentlemen in tho roble and manly Of Horse
anshp 10 continue each evening during the mceths Of
March and Aprl Those wishing 20 avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF becoming aHd Egusstrses
eompetslt Tds the Road the sprlnx should sab
senns Ct Asir earliest convenience Terms for coarse Of
ter Lessons. tle Hou,a fror, ! 10 O'clock Sol st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
Execution Of Otto GrnnzIg.

His Excellency Gov. Hunt having twice
ganted repreve in the case of GrunziS, refused
aIy further interpositon of Executive clemency to-
wId him, Notwithstanding the strenuous efforts
made for this purpose by his counsel upon su9se-
quat testimony obtained, and which being trans
mited to the Governor failed to procure from
him either reprieve or a Communication of his SEN
tene.
Tie following is a copy Of an official document
from Gov. Hunt received in the morning by Sheriff
Carlley:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

e.rTrNTioN.-To all lovers of rural life
Bee the Advertisement Of CHARLEs Woop, No 203 Broad
way this paper. You p1tchase from Village Lot
to Fam Of ten and pay for it AZ your
leisure. CO ~ once and secure lot OF farm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

Spring FAsHIeN Jos. b. BREWSTER,
No. I2o Bows cor GIands, respectfully calls the at
tenton of the public to the Spring Fashion of Genemens
Hats Also unsurpassed assortment of Bows Y0uths
and Childrsu's Hats and Caps. 2lf 3tNF&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

TIE WHO'S AND WHAT'S OF Our CRY
GovERNMENT-New-Yo who wish to he emil
this interesting subject advised TO read THE SUN
CoURIBR morrow, and all who wish to procure
days profitable ard amusing reading, would do well to
purchase q copy Of that supeTlsvey entertaining AID
snstrucvs The friends Of Building Associations
will also find in OF especial interest them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

~ FouNTAIN's India and French Goods,
stNo SO Broadway. and No. Niblos Garden.
NrhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

| r. FOWLER & WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall, No. 13 Nassau-st Nsw-York.
| and No I43 washington st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

" Secondhand Pianos of good quality,
ST aud 81 ectsvssver low Cash advanced for Pianos
seceSd hans Pianos 10 let Boston foiSn Planes
Also sps tmens OF Besssa and New Yerk Pianos a,
wAelesale ot retail. GOULD BERRY,
az Ns No. 2s7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
INV RIBBONS (, Nrw RIBBONS and very

rich and beautiful too AZ about half price at HIrcHcocx
= lkApsEArbks, No ss1 Broadway, Leonard ST.
They have also splsndd spnng Glnghas warranted fast
coaors, Is few Wet Linens. and splendid assert
mept Of Grape Cline. excellent article far street
house. OF uavsiNe dress Tor shilling per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

The PHiLosoPHY OF HATING
scHErp il selling HAT superior style work and
aterial four dollar Hat in Newfo Tor 50 ~
And why Because he does not put the other hity
cents 10 pay immense rent the interest on costly hA
lures, and enormous sums to procure no.oney III you
want a truly elegant and superior Hat, eau on EsPkN-
scHlID No l1 Hassau-s., conner Of Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPRTING. --ParEa-
SON & HUMPHREY. No. s79 Broadway. corner Of White
A. order make fo their sprmg purchases and
mpoItatless will sell the balance Of ,ber winter STOCK
with their large purchase AZ the late large auc Ion
sale. ccEsstps Of ch Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
ply and sapsr ps Clpe,sg At cent less than former
prices Housekespsrs and olhsIs should avail themselves
81 this fof oblai aeflw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

~ To know gentleman, look first at
the chest and have that adsscreaole air Of elegance
about II, only to be ohssIynd in the shirts made BY
GREEN, No. Astsr House, whose method Of measure
ment 10 nfAllbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

GENTLEMEN's HATs.--BiRD, corner Pine
and Nassau st. will introduce the Spring style Of Hats
This Day Fearing rival IN the departments OF lasts OF
he In willing 10 submit his fabrics 10 the
spechon Of the critical and discriminating putchaser-
BIRD, csu er Pine and Nassau ats February 49, 1851
slf 6TuGThn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

~ Spring Style Hats and Caps in their
variety now ready unsurpassed BY any offered for beauty
durability or eheapness at the One Price Store, No 1888
Canal-st. [27 az ]. W. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28
TIE BaEAKINs UP or THE WATERS. Win

n, already gives notice of it's approaching dssoaoa by
stresms OF running water the sloppy pavemens the re-
opepIne Of Lsvgation the principal thoroughfaes the
OF seghs and Oyercozts and the IN
trcducox of KNOBS SPRING STYLE OF HATS This last
evidence will immediate reduction in the price Of
Goals and universal rejoicing among the male populauon
b. the way these Hats little more elegant, little
more graceful little dashy and attractive than any
Of ts The price remains at KSoxs standard
price Of 81 and all orces will be supplied on saturday
fsb H. 1851, at his weI-known establishment, No lsS
Fvlton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

they are trying to infuse feHow-eeling
into their customers and so, from one end
Of the State to the other, TEMPERANCE or
its opposite is the universal theme. No
man is now selling liquor in Ignorance that
his calling is deemed moral wrong and so
cial curse by great portion of his fellow
citizens, embracing most of those whose
good opinion should be most highly
priced. No man not0 drinks in ignorance
that the habit he is forming is deemed most
vicious and perilous by those whose good
opinion be Should value and deserve ne
man drinks without consciousness that his
act 10 held by these to be immoral and
wong. And whatever is venal or com.
PLEASANT in the Press is set to work apollo
giving for and CLOSING over the Liquor
TIafic,-woIking directly against but indi-
riectly for Temperance; since that cause
cOvets discussion and suffers most of ali by
silence.
Doubling, hating, wavering friends! are
these things 500 Do they not portend
great good to the Cause in which we are
together interested! Are you not glad
that the Great Question is thus brought
home to every mans consideration and
conscience Whatever may be the effect
of the Maine Law in operation-and we
know that it cannot be evil and INNS, be
goods not the agitation fer il already
doing great good! Must it not bear some
idea of our principles and views into thou.
sands of families where, but for il thew
would never have been heard off Must il
not bring thousands of new beginner. IN
tipping to pause, consider, and perhaps re.
trace their steps. Must it not warn tbou.
sands of children against the first an
proaches Of tho destroyer! Must !, not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

SPRING FASHIONS. Z. DAVID, No.
3ol Broadway near Duane ST. ready to furnish bis
beautiful SprInS Styles Of Genemsns Hats He assures
his friends public that the style viii equal not
suTosss any efforts eIegaace durability
and from which every variety style and descrp-
fiop car be selected. Give nun a call aed try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-28

RGENs's Spring Style of Hats were
s,,roducsd On the 4th inst Gentlemen In
Of Hat superior style and quantity invited TO can
CrNIN No 2I4 broadway l8f lit
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
Ssmsoa Goodriohi Estate.
Order Of Notice

STATE or ERNONT, 81 rememesr'
D.sifset Of Fsifhasca, %. kea tia, s,s Fro
bsas Court held At Css,I-t1n IN snd io' 'hs
t;st,x, 90 the 9Th day Of Marcia 4 D lsH
IA ,nstrpnen, purpcf,,ng 10 lie ,ne 70"
udl aEe tesiasaea, Of simeon So"di'eh' '.se
Of gsa,sa. IN ssia 1.s,r.e,, deceased, hsing
psss~st~d 10 ih~ e-,arl hsw by fLiri G"oa'
'sh, The executor thers,n nssa'd TOT probate
la ordered BY Sad esar' that al Psis1'''
seooctard tkeis "a he aoiTfse 30 sppraf Al
srs'an VI ssie e1uIt To to AID a. ts,li'1 ton
IA ss-s d.s,s;ci on ,he can day OF March nest
ant sspv esese Il any the, have ssa'n,' lAs
P'essie VI sad a,li, ~ ~hieh puTP'sr q %
far'hrr ordered TIA, a copy OF The record O
1as eIes' te pahl.saei thre vrsks success
."ly ~ The Rutland iiersi5,a n~~spsi~i
t'ts;sc q. ks,lsad Ia THE State, az "i'eA
Fvei'es,Sas cha II be pref. to sad .fa'.ss
a ass copy Of record,
" ALMOs WARNER, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
Reefs! KceS, Bees!

rI,Hg sa ...t,rv uetha 't. . Z, l''-r'- w
t-l. uts."H' t,r n,4nsg.ng No. 'c"t'oI i'ros 80
tho C.uat.e. a. W fodha" b,,o.a.'rp R"'Fp' r"
y ..d~,- ,s g,ycp,t,d ;ps''. s.sie ~ I 49, 'i...-
> nay DC Uusrc. =,
Iro. irtus, r,,trti"iss' 80 my osn g misrs' /
u,.r ,tr,tiacn int tie .o ai' iuf t"aki"r
10 a - h,.-, t,t. from, ago And half ~ iJur S"S
sna cents sauii sls' ...'r ' &c p'" sn!"5 '''fF
T., act s,s '1npousnt pat VI t.ea ~h'ch na"ea
ana,i eNr'lieut h"ury,
he. no., oa tts sysie,o he u7ccd IN rr-'ctr WOOD
.-,,i AUD - tepirs ,h~ sNF"ntr u MieH u alton
~ rt.h. .rr'-iiur 10 the IH3r'r! r'''e fc'""iH
~, "a r ,'-eI :. iurt'r, rtv'n- al n'css-STS -
r. .nn, - So he be- l,.: ,t Ir,s ~,.3 1865, st.s
/ To- ng he i,'cs
! sns.s,,ta:, slu 4 hhsrs discount 10 Club, ~
! Ia~n 'tchts.
| All c,npL la, sdlresssitn IN. - -rrhol ="
| tes-,-s l,anr' attention. JANIS LOON
! 1at.i,h, y. " foa. 1854 Astf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-11
FISK e. RICE g EXPRESS.
.srG,-. s,;4.x- tEAL
-t,E.ls Z. y. y.

Ey4 IL ~.
lJESsESG EtsS pass n & from oil places
vi on routes oi Eit;lbplg, Worcester a"d
Nashus, yerudri ard 'S'ss., Chcsh,re, sui
"a, an, and L ui!aud and Burlington ksi!Toacs.
CuBnsc,t"a. with other companies are 30
4.,aasra that III EApl's- Matter cau - 'or-
vltird without dc'rr 9 'ny part ~ tie u
..,"d .s,aic~. tanaca<, Province. ~ Eurcie
SO .-,ume 40 responsibility tcEa"d tie
.ctnlH4Is 20! oar route.
Rard'ts, E1at .N,te-, Sg--te and .NTrAGH-
di-r grLcsal'y. ioiwa.G"d WITH 'sFI e'sh
EOTf>, DRAFTS, BILL, at,
COLLECTED. t.-'t 80 "r~u' llrd - ext, Pro
duce. and .'Iercnanfi-e, "our,sioT fp.L. an.
all k,nds oi L1prrss bU prompt! aIieh'
dgi To.
In sending money o. parcels Of cpns'd'ra'
ole yaiae, the amount nusl b- stated, ether
wise 80" are nc, i"sp0ntihi''. 10 case Of i--s'
t",p"i the sum OF ifity dollars for any one
parcel!
A. pacSa ages yAosiI he made c"'HPsct is
pps,,blr, en- 40 pscl se ~ ~ be received or.
les ~ guud order aHs distinctly marked, All
rSrrr.. hu-ilcss should be sccoinpsn''d
win write a orders ,upsealed, gnc personally
/ s,Ened.
Letters canno, NJ ishsp, ~ being prohibit
81 nY lae rosl Ofier Drp5rtmFHt
/ A.ir,csagcs should be inFrted "Fisk Il
Secs EErftts.'
T 2Ai Office .Ka,!rotd Z ssh5nge, Bott' >
! Iof FISK & RiCk, Pfopr'e'sr.-
J,assos a W"oD Agents. Rutland
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NOTICE.


hsRE6v gn- notice ths, J have The
70, Cssa my con John ~ k'nsn'An, o."
Lss asrsx the remainder Of ais minority,
sss ,As, ! sksii ea,ia seae Of hO esrn'nes
~ ~ ear dss,s Of has contracting ai.er ib.s
49, EZbOs ktAtMAS,
cAsstss, Yss -, isss ic~s
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NO. / AHp \ O. %.
LARGE Assortment selling !ow by
"a JOHN COOK
shOT ND < tET, ROD, square a1d iI1'
. Bar OF American, Swyeds and E.GI..A Iron
of yaroua sizes. also FobA assortment u 'Fnw
CAulL, ca t, weeds aud tc',nau steclt tor faio
by y. h. hN'b'NS-
Eu,I,rA. tov.45, h 1881! 40