davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15
The Sultan Of Turnkey.

Bayard Taylor, in receu, letter,
gives the following interesting dcscrip.
ton Of the Sultan of Turkey:
"Sultan Abdul-Alcdjid is man about
so, though he looks Older. He has a
mild, amiablc. weak face; dark eyes, a
prominent nose. and short dark brown
moustacie and beard. His face is thin,
and wrinkles are already making their
appearance about the corners of his
mouth and eyes. But for certain va.
cancy of expression, he would be call
ed handsome man. tlc sits on his
horse with much case and grace, though
there is a slight stoop in his shoulders.
His legs are crooked, owing 10 which
cause he appears awkward when on his
feet, though he wears long cloak to
conceal the defnrmi'y. Indulgence has
weakened constitution naturally not
SO strong, and Increased that mildness
which has now become defect in his
character. He was dressed III a style
of the utmost richness aud elegance.
He wore red Turkish iez, with an
immense rosette ofbrilliants, on long.
floating plume of bird-of. Paradise fearh-
ers. The diamond in the centre Of the
rosette is Of unusual size; it was pick
ed up some years ago in the Hippo.
drome, and probably belonged TO the
treasury of the Greek Emperors. The
breast and collar Of his coat were one
mass Of diamonds, and sparkled in the
early sun with thousand rainbow
glcams., His mantle Of dark blue cloth
hung to his knees, concealing the de-
formiry Of his legs. He wore white
pantaloons, white kid gl"ves, and pat
ent leather boots, thrus, into his golden
stirrups."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Quack Doctors thrive in England
The census of 1871 showed 81 ,435 per-
sons practising one or moro depart
mems of medicine without qrali6ca-
toNs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

~ Mr.. Jous WALLACE. of this
place, lost a carriage worth 5000 by
the rcceu, frc in Brownsville
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

UDoLpno Wolf appeals "to the cit
liens of Boston, in behalf of his Aro-
matte Schedum Schnaps-.(frst-rate
bad GIN double distilled r. g., calling
it "unapproachablc." II ought to be.
1t is death TO rats at forty PAGES.
Tie Ladies 1arntag Doctors.-A
Cincinnati exchange says: The success
of DIR. Caroline Brown in the practice
of the medical profession has already
had sensible effect on the ladies in the
country. round about. Cincinnati. Six
young ladies, of good families and SUI
perior education, have applied for I'D.
mission to the Eclectic Medical College
at the approaching term"
Nem YORK. Politics. The New York
True Democrat says that of about so
democratic papers in that State. Two
have hoisted the Terrified" Hard
ticket, while 20 hoist the /" Un,erriied"
! (Soit) banner.
1t is said that a rise Of twenty-five
per cent. in logwood would ruin hall
The port wine dealers in the country
Piaindcaier.
~ Genin, the celebrated New York
halter, is said 10 be retailing this sum.
msr an average Of geo hats per day.
~ John Y. Mason, of Virginia, Secreta.
ny of the Navy unaer Mr.. Folks admins.
lra,ion, and now President Of the James
Riyersand Kanawha Canal Company, has
been appointed minister 10 France aud has
accepted the appointment.
~ Ntr.slassino has obtained a verde,
for $4,000 against the Nashville and Chattu.
nooga RAILROAD Company, for the loss OF his
leg by tue cars being thrown from the truck
BY running over Gown
\ ~ We met q man the other day who told
sus ,iatit cost more to paint his nose than
wonld huye put up several fine houses. He
said thai rum was The paint, and the devil
the painier.
ncy- A Paris chemis, adveriises supply
of water in bottles, from the Springs OfSar-
a,cgn. '9't'0
iaas
GSsThets are nearly e5oooO OIL Eel.
lowsm. the baitcj Srtfs
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

r- There are a churches in Rochester,
Forty years ago the site Of that houvishiMg
city was safely occupied by a couple OF log
huls!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

G7-Gen. Jefferson Davis has been at last
regularly announced az candidate for u,
s Senator
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

A life of franklin, with selections
from his writings, by Epes Sargent, Of
Boston, is in press, and will shortly he
published. 10 preparing the memoir,
Mr.. Sargent has procured some valua'
BILE materials from recent Fronch sour
ces, which will be new to readers in
this country.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Godey's Lady's BOOk for November.
100 pages, So articles, G5 engravings-
more cngravings in this one number than
in all the other Magazines combined.--
- Cooley not only knows how to lead
of in the matter of making a readable
and takeable Book" but no under.
stands well tho art of reciprocatiag ser.
viccs, See how he lays it on
"One of our cotemporaries recently
suggested that there is more real talent
connected with the press of one Of our
principal cities than can be found in the
United States Congress. But wc will
90 further, and say that we do believe
there is more talent and general infor-
nation displayed by the press Of the u
nilcd States, taken collectively, than can
be found in Congress und all the State
Legislatures taken collectively"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

Petersop's Ladies' National llagaaine
for November contains some beautiful
engravings. Mrs. Stephens still edits
this work. In all her tales power and
beauty 60 hand in hand. Let it not be
forgotten, by those who wish to sub
scribe to some Magazine for 1851 that
Mrs. Stephens writes exclusively Tor
"Peterson's Ladies' National" Now is
tho time to begin to mako up clubs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

rJ Elder Kopp, NJ eccentric Baptist
rtescher and G. 7, Flanilers, u preacher Of
un.versalism, were some time since bnill
nfebchiag in Zauesviile, Ohio. Knapp
nnblicly prayed God either 10 convert
Fapdefs. or lake from him the power Of
si,eectl, 80 that he might mt longer mis-
lsad the people, The Baptist papet OF
incsvilIe asys rllst tIilanders rriuEaed 10
paitimots, aud has since los, his Tacs
ll.lNl ilhrehN onlb.r .7Npn-ath.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-15

TO FAxMEns34-Whoever will apply
oiatmsntmade ofgpnpowder, birthstone
and common gresselbehind the nects Of
their lambs will beIsurc of having them
preserved from all kinds Of vermin.-
The quantity necessary to he made use
of is 80 small, ,Ilo' a six:penny worth is
yutficisn, todress upwards of2oQ lambs.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
THROW pHssIs no DOGS. -


hfrHe trr5sit AaiHtfs tnsfSs trf fif she dfsi
une H'raiarrd g. lhs uta'las of Eat'aHa Cuahis a.
fhe uat sinrcy r,eaniis ulethod f Instantly frit,v
iug sad i.Tnsanruti, eanne su Nerrru, niseasrs.
1909 Dollar.
VII hs given 70 auy pffeu ba "a ~ is,-iufr ita,
uell 4Hiaeatsstea scubfsics ct rarf t.th ffau, lf
tvliigrHf patients and ttisnrhc fifsiciaas 90 have
hceR i.itsuued Daring the lat seat hg tho Ileruc
'hnH Ths uap.t a'ute pain 81 ts-fa-rIg tf.sra ~
sinsr apjirsinn st tiis hsiH and she wari 6.fius
ct Rhsamai,siu and f,nals flisea-es have been pa
mauruty rurud, uiioI wearing a chaip i'f tcw
ve,ks
The Ticctnr Cheiu. are psttuied a ihis rnnnir,
Aad hiehll recommended o., lrais Most au Barren.
Poet, tsruochsn. of Ne~ hurk, aHd also iu dahl,
use Be- even Hospital ia that tit,,
Nod 81 tss Pep iai1fe u.,uT thy rhsin 10 sinuld be-
ar,t maisisnca win conmun eisegar. and issn 90.
piled dircrilt o. TIE part here the i,ain ID ucsiod
one cod oihs chsiu being placed opposite ta the 9th
e. Cailup Messrs, PuNuS MORSE and obtain a
pamphlet sratia)
Card to Ladies,
Ladies ~ ba are sssirftf requested not 20 wear
the,n orhy WEAVING fhsn constantly far icn days,
nisesiriagcs are prsluccd.
Pond & Morse. Agents, galand Dr., G. J.. Ease.
BfaHdea, :. =. pcck, Remington Joseph ~icineu,
General Agent, ~ broadway, \. Y. J1-On
81 DIGEST ~ Such Is the true mean
Ing Of the word Psp.in " nrof the iwo Greek words
irau winch il Is derncd TIL. the significant aud
Appropriate tils OF the True Digestive Fluid ct Gas
ire Juice, prepared by br J. = norcsros, Of rhAs-
dcpiia, from the fourth Stomach af the GA for The
cure Of Indigestion fnd Dy ,iopsis. II d. Nature.
own temed, iur "a unhealthy Stomach, 80 AT OF
man can equal ts curative l,uuer-. II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health. Fee figure Ut
the o., IA another pofto this paper. ip-N
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
c.HBniner CATTLE MARKET

trfHtffA VT ff4r tnesth bAiN AuNrfAiaaTt
Al market iil2 Cattle, about 1000
Bceyes, and ll2 Stores consisting of
working oxen, COWS and calves, ycarlings,
two and three years old.
PEicEs-~M Market BceE-Exira per cwt..
- 80, first quality; second do, St25 So
80. tmrd do, $500; ordinary 800 $50.
Hides $50 Taliow, $50 a 900. Pelts,
500 a i37 II. Calf Skins, II 1-2c
per ID. Veal Calves, -. 3 6. Barrclng
Cattle, s. a $50.
Stores Workirg Oxen $50, 100, a Isl.
Cows and Calves, S25. 81 20, 81.
Nearlings, Sl2, IL a ~. Two years
old, SIG, 10, a ri. Three years old, S2I,
"a, ~ a ~ Sheep and l.ambs-2672 at
marFct Sales slow 10 effect. Prices--Ex-
ira 1875, i.75, ) 2; BY lot sI.ss, 2.G2-
"a, 2.3i IL. $50, 3 a 1.
Swlne-Prices tending downward fast.
No demand at present.
~ cars came over the Fitchburg Rail
road. and nj over the Boston and Lowell
Railroad, loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Horses
Swine and Fowls.
y. u. Becf-Exira includes nothing
but the best large oxen, well stall-fed at
least one year.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
BEEBE a CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
ISn HranIu NM. Nm Aa.I

VIII intr"inrr he Spring fa-hian for Gentlemen
Hats, on saturday, Feb I'm. The Hat IS extremely
light in It's appearance, and better adapted IA The
RPrnr aud summer seasons, than ANY suic they
have heretofore issued. The Increased demsnds ior
their Hats ha- induced u. 4 Co., enlarge lhoir
manuiaetnr. aud They ran now assure their custom
that all urdcfs viii be promptly cNecuied aud The
Hats erw srted at ono day. notice IL desired. tarh
Hat will be packed 10 good band hos wilhuut extra
charge. lhd following t. lid OF their esiahiishrd
pure- subject Ca iiye per cent discount Terms c5sh
SO, Sh, sf2, sii, 81, 4 50, per dnz. Tor Black
hulcskin iats, ana $50 10 So por duz iut Rocky
Mountain, White ~rheiy Beater Hats, Pine sati PAS.
simete Hat, BIN Dfah and FeaH Of The % .luu
able styles at 10 Ca 81 per dnz. They alsu MANI
iaclufc and k.ep hand large assortment Of Gents
and Nuuth's eap. ui The most ftshOnlhr styles At
pnre- from 81 Ia slr Por dor iHr Gents aud from
slpl Go -l- pet dor. iuf youths. Beehe 4 Co. VIII
iurwarf ai- ia time Tor their customers 10 Offer hrrn
ipr saie on the same day the fashion introduced ia
the city, II the ordcrs are received In r Them
t. do laiW
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
highly importsnt from Europe
GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
TURKISH FLEET ANNIItfLkTED.


NV ohh, Dec, S3lh. Ir1f.
The Steamship Paci6c from Liverpool.
Dec. li,h, arrived here at o'clock to-day.
Ga Monday the l2ih, the British public
Was startled iroia lts propne,y by te,e-
graphic dcspaich Ia the London 1im,s
stating that Russian squadron had forced
t.s harboY Of 'SinoJ- and bl,nsti, s'fnt, rap
tprsd, and destroyed. erDy ship, nth only
oar ercryiion, Of ths Ttat,sh Sgldroa Of II
sail had taken prisoner the Turkish Al
miral osnian, earned OF bis Flag ship from
under the guns OF the shore batteries and
had carried 1t To Ssbasiopol where 1t sunk
and With II the supply Of money for paying
the Turkish fleet.
This disastrous intelligence caused the
gr1tcsi eKcitemcn, aud further intelligence
va anxiously looked tor Additional ac-
counts Il length arrived confirming the
pre,i0 nsws.
On The 'nh November, the Russian
Aainlrsi Saehirsr.afF. tother accounts spell
d Machlnof Sih - ships Of thc Lie,
appeared % the Roads al S.aape and
forthwith proceeded 10 attack the Turkish
force there.
Ahef an engagement 81 enc hours do
ration be- had destroyed seven Turkish
fngatcs, two coRettos, one steamer and
ihrss Transports
The vessels destroyed had each eight
hundred soldiers, bessdes artillery neu. an
board, and large sum Of n,sey. being
hoand iof the Fast Coss, 81 the illack Sea.
osHan rsehA HnA his suite SER taken
on board the RUSSIAN Aamirsl's Ship.
One TURKISH svssel managed % oscspe
undamaged, beng The Only survivor Of the
foumecn
rhr battle. says thc dcspsich, began an
hours distaBce irs1a SlDape. The haseiau
FAC slup sas ~ much ,aiured taat b could
~iih difficulty rrach Ssbss,ags0i.
fnnec MrtlschlkaG Immediately len
Odessa CO. NJ. Petersburg. 60 eaaiulp ai-
cuir lhg ,.riny 10 the Emstof
This nrss had caused . great sensation
in Eafopr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
RUTLAND. COUNTY ACHICtLIt nAL
SOCIETY

nun strsiHi.iss aiqsaafrf is aHar4 iffntHias 80
1 fi-lt slffs - iii lnsFi tf = hhh D. ~ uaHfi 10
tssfiti-s ra duntaF tl.. fHIf1 aHs 30 4aHssY i7
Do Hftra ifrisHaa. Ht ~ Ht"H iIa.r eN1 farf NFt
y ia ailraa e. Ilss aaHss 81 4aaa| erfHItal-a.A o.
10 4rrffff gisiates hra aitsaa..gf istafuEt Toe
t.Hati.g .sfarfsf fHiesH .f 30 -fisfJ ore .slaish
81
i.i rrsta4aaasaa fasla tuqa so is saafasd %
~ ssuaaI a.astias co. tas hfsi NransatFf 40 isn
tassa hhfs ta IrruiHuuH nfr ruEu.rfa 'a sHiFf
srH f.s ist g. "a. isfll tsss iftfs Or Hitst 81
ti.r lat frrfff sE 900 sbaaHt uasflihf sfef1ffs
tfa fssfsizfis ar. 5,ar tts slsssef RI rainF aflHs
a. fft. ca fflffas "a iiIr ualnr aaa no fsisaias
% fts is.a ias gvaf fftsss. % IA s-asss.s "a ihf
ffafs
i.asi b. tssasalrt la fssr flrrs-
Ii.f siaisfe ff.s. al g. issat itf. este hfsE- rtf
sr,a saa s..as saai 3D. aar5ief- 80 onf hfrtri fs
faft ufaetra ftf iHf rl.-H a ia't7Hf7 iFs if o.
J. asaFlssH Tsr fsf8f ffsr f tafu q a. pa iEfft.
~ sssasafsa 49, Flfl silsf H.t $3.50 ~ isrfsa9
49, fts f.fla 1IIs srr a. i- iaFsarfsa aNe e'ast
sf o. asa o. HfraF "a rls siset AasIHlftfHt
- .ta s-ss ata trfiass tT iartH
klHEi nuif g. asaras4h "a fts can
farilrtast fasf ar te-a in
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
GnsAr pgnW ~ NrM t.utt
- ssss%s tisH~s.its tg~sasss

50. 1" ~s.@s si.r~s.iss n-sass
Af~ Yeas. h.s
a fe hrkf eai sa ffaas saNes4 lsss
tigti, Wis B spraA "a. tl,. ss.-.ls % ,i.s
ilef buranF ias raieafuina siag ffrsai Rr-
gmahc. saip irscpa Mtitr.. aaa Arr
Nhnf Ssutl l.ss raV lsrrr
NJ lnss. T. q
Nrcasp nrsrATta f'a- hfs hatr irsg
rgiH Wa ierfhif aernsrtlre. q broke
fat ~ ,'tlsch. ia Toaass anl N.sf.s
bslcr. caasplritlr d-sselar b. The
npt4er eftfuAea O. ihf aGaannr hnii liH..
thd ih-uaeh iuio Water ~sr,s. aorratla.-
in 81 fhsy isva hso.slnTs 0s.-tle .ss IS sitf
stree. includinf frslsiea S;err.. Wl,eie
sale hgur mofe. claihIng s,urr. Fourh
Ward iiaase, irnam h.usc Hled pIth
isot iatn 'iss. 81 &C.
The ~ln3 hlr~ q galc frn,a he North
~vsi. covering ihe shlppnr al iac drrks
With iae hannus Graders The Crest Rc
rebiC rAs a-on iu fsmes sn3 hurnod in
tho ~s,ei's o3ra N. pscset J SD
Nalfrr D. s'sa tafai .ss Th- capoer
W sie SqasH uas ffv ea dawn fia uyrr.
. mass q damo. 1Ac Rover ~as toe "a
oH ~ dack th dsu.us sll Gee p7ekr, ship
tie " u CHuiou wac ais1 ser.insiy drm.
aEed Asm esther vessels ao. bururd in
thosr spsrs. rirc1uE, or huN The Ferry
boats scfc ha-y towing eai vessels ttfo
the stream, by wiici macy urnr saved.
The Great Ropubl.o Was -c8iiled whon shc
first tnos Gre. bot There was MT efficient
water 20 sink hrf Total loss Is now -
umaied si si,0oNoU0, but j. probably a
good deal morn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
Il. Y. M. a.

IT, W. IL
an Wedntfd7y iVeuib2. Dee. ~, iHll. aH E-.py
" wet bee Ir0d by EnN. 40 A. Mofsl-A Debate
line q e olutfuH,' Resolved lhai tho PutitlHs
were mure prrsec Iie,i thst per rrums.r
DINPUI.LtJaf
30. maucf .Nfgr' ~,
HoHscF n. Oven, WulIAN y. NtcHois
HuHs'E AtLrN, J.E. E.aDALA,
EArrlses 10 suinmcnrs o. nttost.
Ca "Wednesday FNraiHs. JHI. SD, Iesiure viii
be- deliyerei before tsi- \ inh rs ~ Rev John
Williams ~ u. ct iiartutd, iuua. Itfkris trr The
1.ostute - l'r9ais. tn be- nd ~ Pond More o. :
Barfetf a Snh's Stores - zoe Weston w. Etpfuad
ONCE, and 81 th5stcs J.. t.tsve- aHd thad3tsF n.
Williams, AZ the Court Hunse.
~ order Of the ElorHitvc tonia,itiee
CHAi AtEN \. WILLIAMS,
DIV se,frtar,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
Rare Chance
FOR A COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN,

An Energetic, and reliable agent T. wanted hy the
Manufacturing and Mercantile mon ii ihe oitt of
New Nork. IN Establish Branch of the Company for
the sale of tbelr popular Cheap and Staple goods
the Town Of Rutland aud adjoining Towns.
Their Catalogues embrace very laree variety nf
the beAt and most Sslsahle guods. Whifh meet with
rapid and extensive sale wherever introduced. our
agents realize large, immediate and STEADY nruhs Ear
more Iemuneratve than eau be made ia ans similar
business Arompetent man with small 'apitsi aud
undivided references eau secure the agency by i'm
medai' application. tHrulsfs explaining The details
Of The business caB be had by Application the office
oi the company, No. III broadway, New Notk.
over the Broadway Bank, Rooms No. & :.
Sill "a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
Baldntn Positively Cured .
ERIIgtSnNfs

ANEEicAA HAiR HEsruRATiVE is trair the
volssf - ths sFr fsIhag. auifie sssT aasfrd b.
the iaslif Received uiih greater fasf than this,
sai ssr-sis RAID 90 issaiug hsss ouiy O. test TIE
srtitis o. BE- fails aan.f~a
: sa1at. sfs suihoilgsd 60 give written guar
augsr, a. ft,frffta alrr b. ssfoe1 u-.u eera ssa
tLs fau..s q HfHT& sos, AFruts-
G. o. FISHER A GH., ffasf.siais,
Na, @ safsrissf a. = b. ristA, uhss.
Rsiai price, oss h-iisf 80 iasiis-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

o,r 90 Hnr hrsr femecaas iar coughs.
tat4s ssstaus r.l.sasl ai.s Sac atlsf i.scra ria
rlaiuis 81 fffsssi bod ft fs aii.f isfiis''s cl
i,.ssHs pa. Lasrssf b. ffHsasrtas sfs ssfa b.
uasIt -taFE o. 49, "a irilr.4 lFsI~rafaa AZ lhs 81
fatra Nt Estr trssft n..ef ufsisatss fifH 10
etes asfssffrf aE.f 80 aa.arfsf.sr e. ffraeaufiss
FtHfrr |
fsfKn HuE-f slsis,a-f tssli. Hslt -
"A ssl.ssl-a s.lisi.. taf.stf. NJ
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MR.. ~. BtNDy Repeatedly announce. 10
vi The citizens ef Rutland and vicinity, that be-
has taken ruoms AZ the FRANKLIN HOTEL. " here
be wptd he most hapry to wait Hpnn any that wouid
ike correct OH Paintings 81 themsclve-, and
insudr Mt y. viii ssy nnth'nE II the merit. 81 h..
picture, but wuaid be happy 10 have an iosef II the
fisE Mars calf Al his sfsao aud etdniiue BIZ .prr-
mems among which, may he iouhd capital hk.
ee's 81 the Hos, DastGi NfHsfrE from naruefrru-
type. Mr- u. would alsn say, tbai constant pfif
tee ~ Hbuni twenty years, hth IN CITY and ruaHIg
enables hun Go otecule ysr rapidly. ihesefHe b. can
afford Ia paint 1t cheaper rate than msry olhcf,.
Please call immediately a. be viii stop bat riiur
t'me.
Portraits painted irpm DssueuepDpes
Rutland Dec. - I+sA II
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
G.. E. Waring, Jr.


MIL. gfrssfu ansif srs of -.sli-. Mauafss, o.
w aud sstlss u,srairnF -p fsfHff feFiii'' fn woes
go. lznds A. iastfa-s ths ffseut sHrss 20 fl.rs
ftif hehr Eha n fssiiac, So frarsfn h.ffeH a.ts,
fsfiI.s aasifrd ati hiiis % aeatfHfH dfaHinE sHr
iafH.fsa a. 81. Hftfe 81 t-H EAth f''r
srt.rnIf.sfsI Wsfettstss 90 tsaHuisnsf ei- hrn
AHfa cad az utf Nssfrhsttrf Gov \. s. ifIi'f-
" 90 mrsf siih lsuuirf surHtiHa. ~9.is. 49, o.
ansil ti+ Hist hs isii st iht eiiiss a. ihf l.iHf
Asu Aeft hfr s Ia.3 I'd
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
Special Notices.
THE DANDY BANK.

lux Ananai N~sfins At I'M fifeA h'ilaaf- ~ The
L DANHN HANk, aiu b. lcla Of their Eantinf
Hsass. Tarsdas, Iausafy iath. i-..s 81 10 r'elrrt
A. N.. ~ Tie rieci4en 90 ifsrfsfs - ihe sb-sHug
yesL J. ". MOORE, Csshi.F.
Uas Itft ia ll-Iss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
Masonic Notice.

= fIfif rfEassr uaarlsara I'D ta1ifaf iaaf
.|.-f L ~ U sfa irfad - iiHa fHtf.s ntla.
NJ ffflsss. tl.sa liss 80 fHsfsaat ls go
- asasst e. ! a.fh-a n Al ffgf hsrass
4. e. sisaa - 81 fs-i.sff sis fustrd 81 rtasaf
80 HEsEA hsi4itA. es'-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

4 Goos ArraisrNrsr Ns deceive
tast Gsa RaAiNsaa. ~ Nfn4iau,, has
aplss.nic4 iisNaf CiAsa. Laq. u Mrsi
Foalfnry a. one q h.s sfnf, sgh Toe
raHE u Collect NJ &. j. yeuhg msn
a lnc aslaimlssIils s'ef.ing 4eniaciai, nnd
thf csapiimrni . well dcsnoa Grsa-
r.ts Ttttrfz1A
Aa1 seisr4 tlan 81 the afg.aaislsuis 40
Ctiars8aal NJ. CAD hAs asi 81 "a
ND. - '-s!.r gsdui i.ialfl = wrA ars-nca. p
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

fbhftpas 600 lsH easfef Ef'-sHs s1s F.tstf
- 10 ssfs ss 90 saa as ni4as.s.r ~ r.t.a ii
o. Boz .se ~ htA4 aya
hts
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
September 20.
NEW Union SION r.
O. nUnl' a, so oNr-

NOV receiving attH8s celebrated si#tItsh4nset.
-tlft 81 t.u-'ds lsf raiiarsfHe in stsIaf aiaf
~, 4pann} end bow pnsr.i aul thing Csc aiaa ~
~ of,rrh 10 fAlt riit
hr rnrl D. 'nnfr1 ffrsh, uniHfHa hffei wa aHt
90 h.shs a-a 10 cost isid be- go 9rHf -tnrr sta &c.
of 20 f'sf rrrf state Va e So n,tW .rl faf
Ibr rlafk r.Hatst- ui Ameflrau, ~ .hsE. Tfrnrh 4
German staple and i4lf5 bfs f.ut,4 tntI.sfass sii
thr htr ard tsslittHahis -is nf a. .uk a.i ,ist.
Niits aug Dress Goods, fnniuai %. rA.uE IA
t1ua. thiffs. iHhfuiIsff. Ar
rtr itiisrss -tfh - i4tfsrs-fi .a at Che rbsrs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30

trnNtfb s1uff s,s Ns- ssat ssai.suf O.
a. aii.'at its i.iiae i.aaash feii ailais. "a
Tnt DlAn'N sat- sUrfgif rr}Wn tt,s,.,r, 4
fnf ruiNu Ecg frtffw .nat
1mf NnEru UEirieu frsffw r-,e cs,ra
far UrsgNiN- "a Hrtnn larrsl
ft irtetntus rnisHl EaH ESQ tElSL.r.,t
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
LAND WARRANT LOST.

TUE nader ,iaurd sole heit az low at Gar1aor Pow
en-, tsir ufrui.i nid, Vernon. doceascH, h,frH,
gNes nutiro tiHt nu about she inih day col Juuo
~ the sad Gardner fnwct, a. Ini ford uf hsiU ecu
tssr aud sudbury, Nermoui iost hi- 81 isud watrari
itcd 10 him t the tunnits.hnnVr at Pensions under
At sept ~, lsi1 for too artes, which warrant Ws-
numbered - aud dated D. BE- believed he tIr ~Hiruit5
81 Fail q" 1871, aud md MT been assigned, sold, Co.,
transferred by said GsfdHtf roNrfr, bus was in-t
win Pc kci Hauk containing unne} and uthrf o.
per-. Nnt person vino has hund sad warrant az ha-
Soy Information concerning The sauo b. roQu. -tcl tu
tic iuiptnFtnii thereof 10 The under ausd az Iut
land, by whom suitshic rcw afd uiil be fisde.
The -uh-rribef further gives hutfr that uuir-s said
warrant b. ipund 90 beard from ht hef within ia
weeks from ilii- dair Inc win hppl, Go the ronm-
OF Pensions inf duplicate oi warrant 10 be
issuod ia lieu Of the one loot A. htnfrsaid.
MINERVA l.. POWERS.
Rutland, VI, Nov. &c 1853. 45-lw