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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

MoNifbittkt Nft Nov, lss
MR. EpiroEi Al the various Com.
milcrs are hRrd at work during rccrs,
hour. Ia orlcr to bring matters to =
close within the month Of November
iiui by a sirungc arrangement, the same
man. in many instances, IS chairman Of
two or more important committee .--
( ln this way the progress Of business !.
4 very much retarded.
The Committee on Roads is busily
AT work on the hill extending railroad
from Cnstleion to Whiting The great
cr part OF the lnbors Of this Committee
is yet TO be performed. The con.olija-
ton movement is beginning to attract
considerable attention. How the House
or Senate will vote ON II, is still unccr.
tain; but the measure is gaining friends.
The Committee on the humorous
Liquor bills presented 10 the House,
have had four or five sessions. Judge
Davis Of Danyillc,'A. ]. Vail. Esq, Of
Montpelier, and Isaac Maihewson of
Mendon, are The only ones that argue
before the Committee for the uncoudi-
tional repeal Of the liquor bill. Judge
Davis was elected for the special rur-
pose of repeating The law; Mr. Vail has
devoted himself during the las, eight
moaths, 10 thwarting the design and
operation Of the law. lie has opposed
the law with u zeal worthy Of better
cause. Mr. Malhewson speaks o1cn at
the inStIgation of the boys. in man
ncr peculiar to himself. lie is n non
dcscript, and has not an equal in all
North America. DIR. Powers address
ed the Committee in the Representa-
tives Hall. on Tuesday evening. He
spoke two hours and half in man
ner more favorable 10 the law and
more creditable to himself than on any
former occasion. There will be anoth-
er discussion on Friday evening. There
is no good prospect that the liquor law
will be repealed. The amendments Of
fcred by Mr. Page, meet with favor
from the friends Of the law, and it is TO
be hoped they will pass both Houses.
Yesterday, bill was brought up in
the House TO prevent cattle running in
the highway. On this bill long dis
cussion sprung up, and many foolish
things were said Mr.. Field moved to
include geese" Another would ex-
ccpt one COW. Another would allow
all milch COWS 10 run in the street.
The question being yet undecided, it is
doubtful whether COWS shall be allowed
TO board around, or be compelled TO in
TO pasture. During the discussion, the
House became confused beyond meas
urc. The Speaker was perplexcd, aud
lost control Of the House Mr.. Gray
Of Arlington was "coughed down." aud
the arrival Of the Senate, alone, pre-
vented the same fate from falling on the
member from Middlebury.
To day, the nineteenth ballot for
Senator has been had without any
avail. The truck -and-dicker bargain
between The old line democracy and
freesoilcrs is completed, and as both
want he Senator, they cannot come to-
gelher, Kellogg aud Collamcr run
side by side, both numbering about 81
The Freesoilers vote partly fer Brai-
nerd, and partly for Shailer.
MONTPELIEn.
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IN lhc tribe OF Ncrrl,h. il.,r, mn, !,
T horsc whnsc fame va ser-,l e,r -
near and licjouin 1T apolter onl,c'
by ilc "amc of nahct lrsirri 10 ,u,,,r.'
u Having ofi,Jctl In ,nip g.r 4 b..
ramrls aud BIS Uhule wealth. l.. =,
lchsih hii upon ihc iollou in- da,t,. Lr
"h'oh hc hoped 10 obtain The object cf
hw desire lie rsol,c,l to STAIN n,
l'rc ~i'l' tho juice IT nv hofs. 40 rlo,l,.
h'u'c1 in rags, 10 tic his legs and n,,l
lrf'ihrr % rs 10 appear llc lam,
hrggar Thus equipped be- Wcn, :,
W." l"r NHhcr the owner ni the hor.s.
who he knew was TO pass that VA,
When hr saw Nabcr Rppraelipc a,
his beautiful sliced. be er,,d am, !, ,
weak ,oicc II am a poor stranger H.,
THREE days ! have been unable \, m,,,,
from this spot 10 seek ior f,o1 .m
dying help me, ard Heaven viii rp.
"nrd fon.' The licdouin kindly Of, r.
cd To inkc him upon his sirr1 and rs,rv
hm home but thc rogue replied 81
rnnnol rise have NO strrnsth len "
Nahcr touched With pity. di.moun,rd.
lrI hl. horse To The spH and with qrca,
difficulty, set the seeming hrarar on II.
back int no sooner did nahrr C.,l
lhm'cll 10 The sadllc, than be- nat snn,.
to the horse, and gallopcd ntr rnllinc cn,
as hc did 20, at Is J. Dabcr | hsr,
got The horse md avn OF with IT," Ma.
Der called after him 10 stop aud li,lcn.
certain Of not being pursued. be- turned
nnd halted at short distance from Nn.
Der who was armed with spear. lyon
have taken my horse, said the ln,trr--
"Ninco Heaven has wllod Il. | wish
You Joy of it but | do coniuro ,on no,
TO tell any one how YOU obtained II -
"And why nOt| said Dshcr. "R,.
cause said the noble Arab. another
man might he really III, aud men vould
tear To help him. You would be IN.
cause oi many refusing 10 perform an
act OF charity, for fear OF being dnpod
as ! have been Struck with shame
at ilcsc words, Dalcr was silent for "A
moment. then springing from the horse.
returned II To iis owner cmhrnring him.
Nabcr made him accompany him 10 bis
tent where they spent q few dnyA 10.
gcihcr, aud became fast friend, for life.
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WARNING no HARD KIssEns.

John Mcdonnell, a Young white man,
with AN open, prepossessing countenanco
was brought up for stealing a lady 5
bonnet from millinery store IN Second
street. Ii is not common event IA
/ the course of human affairs for a young
man 10 steal bonnet indeed, the case
was singular enough TO excite general
curiosity the mayor himself seemed
anxious to know why Johns iIippers
should have fallen on bonnet rather
than hat--ior the hcalpece he wore
was entitled to reposc after long and
faithful service.
Why did you steal bonnet John
Mcdonnell 7
Ali, you honor its a VERY delicate
subject aud Id rather say nothing about
it, If its all the same TO your honor and
the other gentleman"
Have you wife,
"Devil n one"
A mother or sister p
Not taste, please your honor
"Then what did you intend TO make
Of the bonnctY'
"Must tell your Worship Why,
then, was taking Nelly Callahan over
Schuylkill last Sunday. that led 10 the
whole calamity. The old scratch insli-
gated me to kiss her among the black.
berry bushes, and she fit against the
ciyilily till her straw bonnet was used
up like a crushed cggshcll."
"There, says she, you've ruined me {"
"IIow's that says l."
"Wby, says she, you've the head Oh
Of me, and soiled my bonnet besides,
aud If that. not ruination, I'd like to
know what is."
Never mind, says ], there's not
much harm done yet, aud III pay all
damages"
II you don't get me nnolhcr bonnet
villain, says she, III sue you for high
treason" and so your honor was
obliged to do It,"
"1o DO WHAT"
"Gct another bonnet. There was
no shying on, the bonnet lad to come
by hook or crook, and 50 hooked it --
II must gothic voyage, lct me speak a
word Of advice to the young men which
is now standing In solemn silence around
the enclosure. Take warning by my
IN lancholy fate, aud kiss The gals mod.
crate don't smash their bonneis. And
now genis, l'm ready TO suffer. hope
the gent who il taking down The pro-
cccdings will testify that | bore il with
manly iortiiudc. li's "a crushing affair
and have sneaking notion that my
heart Is crushed worse than Nelly Cally.
han's bonnet"
The mllincr lady from whom tie
bonnet was stolen was deeply affected,
and, considering the ihef was commit.
ted under the Influence of almighty love
she declined 10 prosecute, and at her
earnest rcquest the erring lover was set
ai liberty Phila Mercury.
e. 4 lawyer received ths following
note accompanying a boquei over in
loiaun .---
deer,
81 seed b, tie boy a burlc, Of
G0urs.--
They (. Ike mi luy for d. The mite
shail meens kepe daik. The d9ey
phcnnul meeus imc ure slave"
"lir.- ia,Ie q lo1ces pail,
M isF % slal nestur pi.air."
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10 NuKfHLnN ANuEksTFnN nnuAsTff.Ess
Ahu Ala uaArr.
BOOKS and STATIONERY
nteeIN. ! Kri.I.oea.

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fr Nflsastft rs-f Et s ItfH A. rtzHtHf itHf afs~-
80 49, IA ltlf ftl isrFF -i.rt 'f FisFt naaAs
Mrs4asa Haasa saa Fa-f hsAf aaai'a. 90 ftfi' ftn
j ...at - i..E 80 i|ia-ssl q ia.ts drfFrf tAHa
..ss Ia tst.4ss snf afaa0Hsssr laf-i1 sHe e.sf~i
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la.s 80 -asa p -lIasis hiiifsf fff ~ aHe -.
49, - asrl asrirfI - sIssr f-i1sf fHe ss' - -
1900 80 ef4 81 fnrH FafHHff "a i@firH hss
f,..'tl ..st.srsos.rf g. 81 rtft ft~i r. r iA-.~
ssifts e. siir.'i sstsu 30 49, aefsf h'iif u 80
a. y.
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toNE AsrRAr.--C Cold words 10 fail
on loving honri--hc has gone astrny.
And Is this the time To desert him /?
This the lime 10 tauut him with word.
That roll like lava from Your passions.
and only scar hi. soul MOI he
passes under clouds be- his light now !;
perhaps he has no other
Many true heart, that would La,e
como back like The dove to the ark. Al.
ter its first transgrcssion, hns been
irighincd beyond recall by tho nnary
look and menace, tho lnunt, the savage
charity OF m uniorgi,ing soul, 30
careful how you freeze the first wnrm
emotions Of repentance. Beware lest
those pleading words, unhoedcd. sting
you IN some shadowy ,nlo Of your fu.
inre sorrow Repentance, changed by
neglect or uukininess, becomes likc
melted iron hardened in tho mould lri.
iic with II never. BE the nrst TO meet
the crrinR with ouisircchcd arms
Wipe the tear from his eye--polr the
balm OF consolation on the wound. that
guilt has made. Let your heart be the
grave Of his trnnsgressions. your pity
iind vent ia bearing his burden, moi in
useless words. O forgive the errinr.
Did not lie who died on Cn,lry
Shiold HIM from the contempt of grosscr
mndsi make brightness and beauty
where was cloud aud STERN before in h,
sad life.
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The following nnccdote Is told by The
Chicago Jonrndt Of Gov. Rcynold..
whom they call the cold Ranger" in n.
linois, when for the first time In hi,
life be visited the sca-boarl ns a repre.
sentative 10 Congress from the back
settlements :--
Pon reaching baltimore, the Gov.
crnof rose early IN the morning and
paid visi, 10 The shipping at the docks.
when the tide was full, and again AZ
noon, When i was cbb--and not satisfied
with Tho sudden change that bad taken
place again in the evening, when tho
lide was IN. Heretofore lac had rcsoly.
ed 10 keep everything TO himself. and
go 10 pursuit Of knowledge under difn.
culties, on bis own hook hut nov bl.
astonishmrnt broke over its bounds.
and be returned 10 the hotel Tho old
Ranger remarked that this WAS ll,o Gu
rionses, country be ever seed IN his
lie--irg J'e.hefi ia ono day--aad na,y
"trip II rain
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MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

'l'uIs truly celebrated remedial pre-
] pafaiinu eIhrsrtIHis alike ~ rarh aud even de
snlatns = rsissiir Complaint is aifcadi toi well
inua Asl esteemed ihnpu shauf the lniiod states ia
fr44tfs anf iensthi ni.r of ~ paramount VifIars
o. sfaarates tis hsrgtnfc tncufshe snd dstfr-siug
from the sisien and stand aHnysllsd In the
phafHary ~ msdi,iur.
We d. "a ffupts, a. taate unqualified statements,
sfts fsffs sifnHn hei,fr he fihie, bat simply 10
feiuest tla-' mot iutet ftsd,
srFFERERS THEHSELETS
% pferute iiam the Nsrit iB ihrt vicinity circular
and uot usiy Rad the tr-iimun, II those who have
r,reri~Hrrd u, inyaiaahe curative Powcrs, bet 10
Ntf~ ts nf an upon, tho runyale.seni. that the
.fstsiHrais ntai rfarHaie iium the tuntaln head
rt.c ,hlf iii ssris the most Inc fcdHiuns and nue
hf Nurh ti3e fclritaiian ef t ErueN is certain ui
t.inF sustained, Wnte Eisn q Tho PTnpIietf-, ~"
V,i ascfi oven inhirn1ttIn, aud tafntsh nantrs ~
HHtYahicd fharafsf from sNofs srttun uf thc lBun,
uutnisnnH aingnr tiein 81 The nrst eniiurut
rlfsrlan. Cierv,tu-n, Idiiuf-, ani prominent riti.
o. rendering ths reliability and eiir1rt nfthr ten
Cd, brf sua tie reach II dsiiis distfu-t
MpETIMBRC'r
UIIEUNArIC COMPOUND
be- tahe extract, sR Internal remedy, prepared
sfrfrs.i, ~ this disraHr And thu % l rtte IN
s,,p iufan iaHautnatrn fAcaisl cT chmnic, no nat
60 cf has tong riAHliur
ssid IN Hatiabd By FOND MORSE
The shove have also tnf ssl.
THE GREAT 1LTERi TIVE,
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A tnANcE AsrIcuArFp.--A A young
lady IN a class sludyi ing physiology ia
'he hish school Of Sandusky, made
answer 10 question pat, that In six
ycara a human body became entirely
changed 80 HAT nol particle vhich
"n' in u 1t The commencement Of tho pc.
rod would remain ~ the close oflt.
Then, Miss j., rad the young zen.
iirman iniof, ip sis years you viii
ccase 10 be- Mis. H." "Why. yes. az.
suppose so,' shs said, very modesily
IloLLng ~ DE nyor.
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Nope persous whose lives are con.
m1nplaoe enough. c1nifite 10 fhfoH a
iiHio Hfpund ihoif draih .bods. aBd leave
ibe For!1 sh,fh they have ne,rr Ils-
minated. iu lla10 VI gipg Just 80
ihr swan sings ssrtlly jasi before d..
mr tae dolphn lalrirs ihe .Ailors eyes
rt.a in iis a,' asanies. snd ne loisisr
tHns bsauifsIiy fei vbsn il goes &,
f..r
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MoRTINoRE's
BIT Err G o II d i A l.
HOOD PTRIFYER.

s,sstssts,.ss.ss.,ss.ssss ssssss.ss'..ssssssss.ss.
Tn. iaYniuahis preparation hss ,.bisihed Popn-
fsrtt wherever Introduced, Frsrdened in the NJ
tsit f anf nief lifrpafstti bnaigli hotffe be Pah
o. The muiiifsrd ttaisaudtv u no have usra II, and
haze tssffea Haffeints cfefi "a removing d-sAse
And Us.toring III. Nsrsou. system,
No." hrfald % o. thr "ofla q, 49, '-..s 'i,s mo-, N
rrts, stftlrs knnNa D. the hsietA AfairA fhNsi
sian-s Ii,c dfs standing ca Tho profession 1ss aud
Ffssefibs e a. The most effective
.Hisrdiirs and blood PurVgererer knoirH.
Nsaaisia l.sasfsi pesiliii sad Nsr,aa. Aheo,ions,
n,sIep.iA ~ tad rvsisn is-s ni Api~ttr, Nervous
Hs,asehe % ~ " II His-si taths fssd, rs~tvsBssa
W iuesaiAnue, q the bow ri, fieHrey N lhe e'an,
isfa eafs rsllsisi,es 4 The Heart Mhgl' h'osih
IrF ff~jfafian af fir NefveH Sistsn ~ Nunihhers,
.-ti sssat. ~ Aaori,ans 81 the Iunss, Jaindicr,
Nssri afihr kiiE -, pctanrrin-si lfregnisniios,
st-riaiil lih frmAies, " ei1f ihhr ana lts.,
uitan q a.. Nefs,s sistru,. caiAneans hfnT'tnns
90 ass,fs a te Hhssa h.sr tu pisints are reAailg
fsa.,, q 81 tir uss ~ tiis ifiial
r. a. sefos'arv - A. pfsrsi i's.J
TTTE RfLn or GiLRiD.
Especially "a rsmsiss
g. stert rarftshls tsIfidsn ui its, u frcnt nFhas
ssif d, IA stii.ruf % t.ut Of rr ~ ir hh' ~ ne
as8frsls rnei ,sinas. rsfHe~nfs'fi gndef The coiu
r.lI,es.iss ssi'ss e - rafssfariiAs-'
ff asr 70 b., ffftuf T. ~ tshf ~ tr rti
t.a sFrrnrthr1 isr siresiite 'sssE- slHgiaiss ne
srf o. hrafiht srfHaa slfrirsf e. thf ~ ihs iia
rlis ssd ,a,s.las fsit.ss, iisFarts panty nfh-
rsss sna stnhu D. the blood. fufaiaire irssii
rrafrsifinr rud teluos iuf ifaprfr ddsis, sfenrth
she nsrss.is ftsle Tesfef tiif en-liilll ~ all
is sifesFis, ssa iiasfftH sls oi hrsiA ana hHAHp
RI. - V-rsfsAas rrani. i,ica-snt ~ nks. sHd
va rsr,.s ssfs - b. seed ans sists q hsaih s'sa
tf f.a ilssi dritftts irsaair 20 fhiid
pr.,s Q.s nsiier ps hsiiis
80 stft d. p,,f~ri.t, rsn-fsiit Nh.iessis Hna
tsad burrsis sil Be suFg''sa ga ~ IT, a''@ D. NE
rlNns ynasr. Nssaa, Ns,s ,aa wA.biaF'aH
wv. st.ExAxpER a CO., rngair,.''.,
.,-Iy Ns lisIIiss Il N,'as h.'assl Ns" iaft-
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Nh.n iirf alsh go uiars naH q
nsrll .u Eus'aad fh. p5 Aim ,u tise
-ta. .a They 90 iAr ssme in Nal
Hleet-I f.ef-ishi ilrnll
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Miss bfeefner, speaking of women
whom 'he met at patty IN iioton-
women "pudcd ap' by CONSEQUENCES
of srilih-says, ~Peopie sho are arfo-
glutDn ncrDgni 0f ilieir a,alibarc about
equal o, our l.apluldefs, y ho measure
man's Rpnh ny the number of his
reindeer"
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JOSEPH MAILHlOT.

Dealer ~ Ready Made Ciutiiiug, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, 40, &C, Ne. = Merchants Row, Rat
laad ~. ~
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Commission Merchants, and lealvTs IN Fout, salt,
Iron, steel, Agricultural implements, Door, rash,
Gla-s, 80, A., near the ffciFhi hefrt, hafiaad,
- IL
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J r BARNES.

Manufacturer sud Wholosaie asd Retail Dealer IN
llafs. Eal,s, rut.. and Ready Made Clthng, No. I
Hsniets' Bluck, HEfasd. - 81
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MARTIN @. EvERTs.


Attorney and Counsellor At Law, and solicitor In
thsBovD, once IN the tuuu House, RSfiaHa,
- 7-l
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-Al4Ai Johs,i 20 ygs ~ out N tie
jar1 Joa $50 aisA you bal sia.d Ia
ile l4str
-Wrl ~ ray 10 the house. vill
a.-a rns Boo ihe }aIii ~, uherg "a
far ef~ar dia ener dai ''
l-,m.at sth y ufssli ~ 'mpl4y
ar.Haa sat.l i.ne. o. order ~ a0'isifs
fla tHHa. fp sh.ri yoa afs a ieasi la
Co. iaan f.uL
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Crossett's Cornet Band,
IN CRpsS SETr. LEADER,
ia tAssassisf. ta Er~a,ass' % s.-
' susH si' Uls ~ NHsHf r'rAfeitH'afa 49,
N.'as e. 10 IfiiHr1s sa-s slat aisIl'flr
tH asarft tfr--ss e.. t'f aharfs.rlfe ~ -
4HF sftrfsns tsHNn
sst0tgst 80 ZAP .
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PRINTING ~ toLuRs
CET.S FLRNISliD ~ ORDER.

" Naitpiy ~ means and ,,.i uiuisar the fesait. -
10 ~ tiir established tasinsss sst has
tusds tltr ,ffhHes ui tHsanas Il that have rom
i-ehfra viii Hoihiuz bat theit Hdtyii1al eniefpf.e
% dcfond uPbn. ihf siih Uf the sfs positively de-
WAuaF mat pan a. usafr sacrfs- ga hsiness should
nse ngnfr then ueuAi Kefisins go rft IT, tuststrs
uetet siirne w. mae shop II ho siis dnNa quietly
ane Nshr iaf bsh. ethlsIi leftihF ms business be-
tnaRa. lir might peii light candle and place Il
a.nE h-..L.L
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Dealers in Watches tlecks Jeeeir,, silver Ware
IsHri culds, &C, fefk ms Building, the lie
pot, HsiiaHa, ~ Repairing neatly done a. shor
notice. IL
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cHARIrsI WILLIAMS

" iannfsrtaicf aud Dealer Ia Bssts, shoes, &C. Sc,
&c, sc, 20. L.. hpbbin-' Stare, RsiiaHd, ~
Repairing done at short nutce, and all woIk war.
ranird. IL
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THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

I astnnais s.sl isr su. 81 80 aud o. rhs add.
'in = Hssasfa ialHNHg Hafhhe-. b. prilhtea o. fte
rlis ~ saaf uffifs fsf ssf .arrl ffras q b.
"a ~ tisas, ffa the largest nixaith shfrt dys n.
aN kiH4t asrs iaf turrrrfs.
81 tind. rsff is tfatriiHF EtillftHfs,
~ linfs ussd h5 Fst-ai Nsaiifias isairft
~ sind' 5sea tl EheHfnrai taoPsnies,
80 tffas Hsfi ~ iffaFgiat.
~ tinds ustd hl Htiinads,
~ k4ais a-sd W fefi-iirai nraiefs,
80 ttads usra b., Nsikssnrfs,
~ tiats used ~ -ti.s.ls and Arademias,
~ tfads asef b. raiiic prtrrt,,
Ail tisas r-ea ~ Mechanics ~ ~ trades,
80 iinas asei tI uArgsuesiy Iist.
~ tiHis u-ft o. sifisfs F4h.tsHy,
fh tfHft u-ft ~ ~lsisi Assriubiir.,
81 aiats Used - Mrfrhunft,
Al iis4s a-cI % Asuafactuf.rs,
80 tiHas a-Cd % iianis
Ah tisds used T., ia1itanfr uriees,
Aii tiHts assf ti Esiaess Men,
AZ kinfa utrf b. Fnif-.siHsai Nen
~ ttaas useli hl i-iisfaD ~ssiciie..
Al ttHis uss. % t-saHsfliafs 81 Law,
AHa an And. ffisiH asd ftHry fuutins Tot The
d dsfent fraivs sud Prii-ssiahs seaofsle.
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J. L STARK, Jr


Attorney and C,ainsrl"r at Law, and Solicitor In
thsnrep. ufhcc neafb opposite the -t4fk Bant,
BsaHlsgtoa, - ~
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Wh.iesais sna hstsh ncaists "a 80 siHa' ai IN
O.s.as Gnfsns. aad rfostsisfs Hardware and
Ittisr Iissas slsaes sue hHhtsfs aua ~ Il 49,
aygfssea Fsisuf NsdlsiHes II ths dss Au- ~
hfst dtsa nouh ~ Noau Huasfi h@iia.s,
A4=u
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Aitofney aud tounsellof st Law, Solicitor In Chan
err, aud Agent fuf rchsioner~, Bounty Land-.
sc Onice, ~ stup 1hfaii'. Block, Rai'asd,
n a--tf
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Aunrney aud tuunseilof ni Law, snd Solicitor in
ChanrsD alss,, Commissioner fuf the Siatcr nf
Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, connocii-
cut, New VOID, frnnsy lvanis, OHIO, Indiana,
Michigan, Nisran-iH, and Iowa. Ofhce Ia the
Conn iiou-., hsflsad, - -
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Atiufuey and intiusrliuf 81 i.a~ and S"lisltf IN
ChsHssr, aI-l Fsns,nh and Beauty tsHa Agent
81 uatisns GoHaif aud sisfhtiy. once hrsi DOT
nash uithe C4gu House, hsiisaa. ~ - II
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Manufacturer and Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
4. =. Macsaibor', ratrnt straw Gutter, Hyde.
fHi, -. IL
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X T DORRAHCE


Asuufaemtrt u iisrnc sees -addirs nndlss Halter.
sarcihFie,, AZ, Se., No. Fsrk Row, Rsns@d,
- I'll
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tiunry and Councillor at Law, and solicitor IA
Chaueey. once ia Cushman'- Buiidius, BfEHiss
ton, ~ -
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WARREN H SMITH

phgsician and surgeon. oalor At the Nrw Dm
~ Ell
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Wholesale and Rstaii hcsief- in ny Cards. Grocer
istt fr'et tsiy, bennington Ehausied rsrsu. Glass
and Stuhs Ntn, figid Lamp, CaiaghcBr, and
nurnihs fiuid, Ne. ! Merchshrs Row, neht the
bef-f, ksiisaa. ~ Ia-ly
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[ El'i01 Ir1n.-rlt
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

Daguerrean Artist, Skihgit RoIns in the Y InioH
building, Main street, h.iiaHa, ~ ficiafes pat
uptH even variety of ~ e, with ~ " ithcsii Cob
ufs, At pnces van ing tmin " It, " >iA iA-y
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Manufscrrrt and Dealer In TIN, sheet Iron aud
Copper WaH aud siso, exclusive Agent "a hui-
land Connn, fut the sale 81 the Htoye called "The
Tny staf.h fir.i D,,or East Of D,rfs Haicl,
g.ftana n iu--iy