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p,,,, vruRoPY DRAMATrZED. The new moral |

=, os r. very stricins sxeh wds TO Baasns AMIR
- No. W, traly e.sl Phil4nth'Py D'ins:ssa! Owe
",l,,..e f nsioo The philosopher sai nc
fr ,orr sr. III. o. sre~'ys m'Ns P0Pair to DO s'ot
=, ,kins 10 practical Th,t play a tbs
49, 40 or. n i,sliy. the Aisdoa borss q. the We
r,, ts,s ~ th, ,s-.y. Advertisements 10 tSs world i"'
,kir- Go and Wines t'zish% TA' AMAZING Mood
Y,a,i, srpra. - garutu's this sfsTBeer
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tfycrthtrncht
GAS! CAST GAS A large ruuioer OF new pat
t and other Fixtures ~l be found At ne
st Marufsctarils Dep; Of Archer. Warner Co No SO
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Clirsr y Gelismith has reduced his terms lcr
v,i,, IN Pesmanshp TIE q - q; The ooars Fli
sy Re this dy harsd o. IA esias Tor ca"
- !. IN ,ooa &c. Brosdway corner u ffsakia 81
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NEW-.yERSEY ITEMS.

NEXT CHARTER ELECTION Preparations are making
for Election 10 he held on the ith OF Apn The
Common neil nated the following voas places for tAst
dav:
F1st H-y4 Engine House in Morrs-r
Hard House junction OF York and Cfesoysb
Tki,d H1rd "A Carpen,er's Shop in Grove ct
Fourth Word Engine House in Michigan Ct
jersey CRY TIRE The report of the City Treas
urer for the close Of February IL u follows.
Amount In The City Treasury '.'''''.''''''.-e&gs
Balance
DEATH or Mr.. SoUrHNiYD The death Of Mr. Henry
souLsyd of Jey Cry who has been sick for nearly past
desse dropsy In tbe ohss,.
He we, aud had resided In Jersey City for 20
For the the Jersey Associates HE
father over % years of age living
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The attention OF the authorities is requested to new five
story building the corner of Henry aud Cstharnests
WI ch is in danger OF alngho walls being cracked and
having bulccd out The cause their settling the founda
ton beipe poor and unfit for building of its size
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EylGEASr PROTECTIVE AssOCIArros-The adjourned
meeting Of the friends OF the project of forming an a'soc
ton to protect emgrants from fraud and imposition and to
assist Them in reaching their destination will meet at MIR
DeMoits Office room No H. over the Broadway Bank az
Il clock this morning to organize the Society You are
cd IN attend
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Itch is in danger OF alngho walls being cracked and
having bulgcd out The cause their settling the ounda
ton being poor and unfit for building of its size.
FmYs-Ihe alarming frequency of fires many or most
of which are attributed defective uea to hot air fur
psces improperly put up lends the very obvious in
oury if il would be to the interest OF the insurance
companies create the Office of Inspector OF hot air ur
naces and lues OF course the individual appointed
should be well versed in the construction OF furnaces and
the best methods OF putting them into all descriptions OF
buildings. The ordinary Inspectors employed by the
companies can hardly be expected to perform these
d,;is At This day when almost all dwellings and
are heatad by of furnaces confess to some sur
prise that such has not been felt and acted upon
by those most interested
The CASE OF MADAM REsTELL AND GEO r. SHicKFoRD.
The DEF. ndants in this yesterday appeared at the
Police Court before Justice Stuart for the purpose OF dc
handing their discharge ii the principal witness for the
people Miss Grant failed to appear The magistrate stated
that he could not be found and that he should discharge
the accused for the present but would still retain the
plant against them and that Misc Grant should at any
future time be found he would with the case Counsel
for the defense objected this and moved for the
final discharge of their clients Considerable argument
the Magistrate let the case stands lay over
until the 22d inst when if Miss Grant should not by that
tine be produced he weld take into consideration the
Tropriey OF dismissng the complaint
F.r.L RAILROAD AccGDExT-Yesterday afternoon
German tx By oss as cars on the
rad and died n the sterward ne New York
o,ua Is believed 10 have been accdena An
ilqueG " III be held u yon the body this morning
ARREST OF A YoryG BURGLAR-A young Engishman
bs smith was Yesterday arrested by Officer OF the
sh ard Police charged with burglary tho premises Of M
Jop Fspg which he entered BY OF ls
Ley ard stole clothing to the value OF 90 lie confessed
up property and committed d Jee W
borne for trial.
Ass,uLr on A PorIcEa.N.-Wilam Juggns, shoe
maker living in Aenst yesterday srfessd
BvIb.e on forehead With hammer IL appears that ne W
when the officer 70
.t him :. Which be became engsd and inflicted the blow He
wss locked up BY Justice Welsh for tnai
Advertisement
s Root No. 3G3 Broadway, has the Worlds air
Medal for Dssuerreoiypes Enough said!
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sd,.ses required Pkes sllrsss aiss e,
ssrasndt& ! A J, Ben Ne. - INso1eA NswyaA -
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The Mercantile Library Association are now getting sab
scrrioa pay sorsbnE Ike hundred thousand dollars
which their Improvements 81 Astorpace vii cost They
have srsady raised $4,000 and many Of leading mer
chants arr subscribing freely high $1,000 The
required suu vii undoubtedly Be forh,mng in sAo7t
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
Fr,- O.r-af5s. bt StIRsdrd Thermons az Nc CAHov'"
sY IoHS n. sosgEIrI.
1884, GAM I2M SPIN
March a.,.,,,,.,............3g 50 10
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Advertisement
s Root No. 3G3 Broadway, has the Worlds r air
Medal for Dssuerreoiypes Enough 'sid
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

NOTICE is hrfrhs fiv,n that have r,iinari.hsd
y g. m, sua CuHERN POSTER. th. frt,,s inae,
~ his unnfp md shaii tlain pehs IT biz eafaines
Mt pay any debts &, ~. contracting aiist t,s date
hELEkiAu FOSTER.
Rutland, juii llth. is5G asuf
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hiriy Years Experience Of an Old yurs,

MRS. WiNsLOW would can the attention 81 the
aides 10 bet soothins syrup, fat children teeth
T. II viii give Immediate relief reduces all In
tmmsti0n making the process u teethine easy, sbd
positively sure To cure the dyseBter and diarrhJa
amehse quaut,tie. are sold all over New England.
rHoor Porirttg.-Wc have -uld very large qusn-
tics NJ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup during the
tst sir years, and 1900 bottles the last year.
ce beeve IL the host medicine IN the world for eb-
rem teethinr OF for the cure of byseniery aud Dar
ara IN children, whether it sri,s' from teething or
~ other cNnse. II gives universal satisfaction
ever heard q complaint from any one using it-never
I'd medicine % universally successful In relieving
in and eieoting cures. In all eases above stated,
taken IN season, relief is immediate and .s,oLuTs
rorHTits. CURTIS PERKINS.
Druggists, No. 90 Cortlandt Street, New York.
Sold by e. H. RING, corner u John street and
roadway, BOYD PAUL, No 40 Cortlandt street,
ew York HENsHAW, EDMANDs 4 CO., Bos-
n. Price rs cents bottle.
Also for sale as above, CURTIS 4 PERKINS,
WILD CHERRY nITTERs for the cure II Bilious
md Jaundice Complaints, aud General Debility
They quicken the blood, and give new life and encr
~ IN the whole system. Price only Is cents a pin,
bottle.
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Tar CaoLrss. !, would be useless 10
siieuipi t. oecai the fact that this much
dreaded ePodcrnlc prevails in limited er
ten, "a Bssion We are ~ aisfmlsi.. bu;
the evidences q The fact arc slfcAdF too
publicly tnown--sns wc doabi the propric.
~ 81 The course pursuca by certain pa rites.
in sndsayonng 10 pailiaie or rnistu present
The true state ofihs case. When sach
disease Is really Ia our midst, We feel It 10
be osf duiy FRO; u ssnnd the alarm for
there nerd be m feaf--bu, To give timely
waning To ou' oriIens, that they snsy oS-
"nci-e ii't Necessary procauiion 10 proven,
iis spread.
The homely ye, fofcible adsge. tia, an
ounce 81 prevention Is better than pound
Of eare." can be A. properly put into pfao-
noo nov. with The prospect Of good results,
Is NJ any time mans memory runnelh not
70 the contrary. And at time like thus.
where one half the truth Is suppressed, and
people are permitted TO guess the rest. sns-
Ticton 10 excited and unnecessary alarm Il
the result.
One thing Ne wish 30 impress wildly
upon the mass Of our citizens. II Is to
avoid fear OF the dcscase. Fear of the chol.
ara has as much to do with the spreading Of
The disease as filth, II not more. and there.
fore the matter should be treated calmly,
openly and aboyeboard.
Cor citizens need not in truth feel alar1n-
ed, bu, they should take all the necessary
precautions 10 ward of the dlsease--be
regular IN their habits and diet-ayoid ali
sudden changes IN diet or dress, and above
all avoid iptempennce IN eating or drink.
ing, To this latter cause and superb
bundance Of filth, can be traced, we under
stand, the cause OF every case Of cholcn
that has occurred among Us thus far 1t
has not entered The cleanly portion Of the
city, and we believe not single case has
occurred, except among uncleanly or intern
pcrate persons. Thus fact alone isn fruit
fol subject for comment, but we refrain Mt
presep, as the authorities are, "takinr
time by the forelock," and taking steps not
only TO remove the cause Of the disease,
but 10 provide for the proper treatment Of
such cases as may occur among the poor
aud destitute. 49, Boston .N1il.
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Etaal Notices.
4. P'o..,.--D-,ia ". n.y'. s.,.,..

la PrssAis--Dssia ~. Rays E.tAts.
ETArE - vfEaONT, fDE BE- rsnsa.trf,s
D.sfrF n hsC.sf. 49, ID rist - = sf4tlsi
tssasH - tlse ffatsfs f1un ~ ne sal f.sifsf ai
tsfsudi hT.d 81 EHnsHA IA 40 - ssss Di.isitf a.
2-'h aaf ~ l1as 4. o.. iHif
rfs.snt. ii.sn. uAHEEg WiITOK, Jadgs
Nhsfsas IdafHsd NHfls. lrrraiff ~ fts lssf . ItI
tHd fsisnisfi q iasid 49, hAJ iafr II nsaAY s ssif
b-ifif fffeafel iseists tsfs s.s 49, sglsa-1 a.
sald fntsta tfi rf issiur a. co. 81 stf.4s.i "A
hlt aesaiaia'ffis.a si Pc srtats - raid affFassf
Insfsffr, u 10 irissse ~ sais fr sst f,.ln f.sf
a. rrstHaf.at - sssf affsIrf - ails1affs and
Hrf oder - lrfffs a. fhs tslafrs % sssft farf
a. be- kaada tAf fsa1slliis 30 tsll sfrssaf an~F
FaFlHa tlf rtafarsr - sdHItIHffsftaE h.. lag u.s
ssiias sfr iffsbl frtura a. SISTED srf4t ~ ailf
tsaIu a. a. tsif 30 fsf uHrr fftr fsusfsr 90 tsif
t'go. "a go .ri hifaaI beng nf lu lsf "a AHgssf
70 i7sA frf fhHf uttiff fHrfirf NF gIfrf ~ gHh
laitHF frffGrt r0t ~ fir ffff4 r. fti tftsf tsffr
ssftr rarrsstiFeil i'irflH.s nafrtl IA ffs hsftad
ffsafI hffaaa 49, s.ssiisf latiafHra "a 500 500
ttnf In efaff fhsi ~ .rf .atftstsa sfsft t~feF
fiafrtf eaii nsftat fssff.f t.af iarH sal ftff ~
lrsf iffr 49, Cen ed - 1900 a a. ss,i-isss q
fLsf rsusa. ~
Au.s ~ efissasa. nEhsF nAil. y. sia.,
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AWosnrvvl Df,covstr has recently been INSIDE
Wy DE- Curtis 81 this city, In The treatment II Con
sompton, Asthma and all diseases ~ the lurg. We
refer 20 " Dr. Cart's- iyrssna, ~ iuhaiiag Hyrean
NApur and Cherry syrup" WIN this mstbud
Df. g. has restored many afflicted ones 10 l,sfiecl
health /. an evidence uf which hr has innumer.
able certificates. Speaking II the treatment, ply
'ician tcmafss Iii Is evident that iuhaimr-con-
SANITY breathing an agreeable, healing vaIar, the
medical pFfSries must come indirect contact with
be- whole II the aerial cavity II the iungs, aud thus
'cApe The many znd Vsred change. Produced upon
ZEN whsn introduced iuio thestomaeh, and sub
cted 10 the prUce-. u digestion.-1be ilyeoana is
sale a, ali The aruFgsis Throughout The county
'ToA hs Ner iork DsieARaA u Ian. lsh.
See Advertisement II Medicated Inhalation In an
ther column Of this tnI,et
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THI AsrS0IR.--Some siN or eigh,
years since, While spending a few weeks
10 Washington. NE observed young man
81 large sire and handsome figure aud face,
Who had no apparent occupation. bat spent
hls time louuging abou, the bAr-roon and
NiIns-rtssm II the National Hotel. lie
SAs seldem visible dunng the day, bat at
night vas alsAys uicne,--generally more
than bali lntoSIcsicd. always moody, shun-
nlng conversation, and apparently snrious
10 escape bath his osn thonghts and the
compaHiouship 81 others. lils appearance
attracted our attention, and those Of whom
Ne cnqaired concerning hin. told u that
h. belonged 70 one Of the best families IN
Nirginla. that be vas highly cdaesied
snd Il promising talent, that be had made
masi excellent siai in life, bat that he
had acted a. oae Of Riches seconds IN
,he bloody aud brutal Array which eonsign-
a. posi- floAsafis % The grave. fFum
ia, iitns hi. course had been rap.aly down
ssfd. lie had become an ouicssi from
socieiF. unsiHlY from h.s o~n inability 10
uHngic ~lih other uien, had soaghi relief
ia dissipation. aud had become the mere
Nreck ~hsch we thea beheld. We hsve
beard nfshsng - hia since. bu; presume
hf e'ed solne years ago. And noe the
principal 10 that Transaction, sfeF longer
ant &c doat, na stall keenef suGcungs,
hls followed his saciifn and has Aocompiscr
l. he Hepose Il the grave Il IL ofiea a
sisaii slFhied iaagen1ent ~Lich yfshDaBces
We ticua q erlne % be the most uaiST-
,si'A,s q The party n iHso.Ves.-.S y.
Tzes
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CAMBRIDGE cArrLE MARKET.

Reported fnr the Boston Daily Advertiser
At market COS Cattle, 452 Beeyes, I53
Stores.
PRIcEs.--Market Beef-Extra por cwt.,
SS.25 600; first quality, $500 sec
ond do, $7.25 $50; third do, 800; or
binary $500 $50. Hides $500 $3.50.
Tallow, $3.50 SIS. Pelts, $3.50 ~
Calf Skins, i5c per ID. Veal Calves, $500,
$50, q, z, Sac.
Stores-Working Oxen, ca, ~, -, SC,
lI2, Us lss. Cows and Calves, S:}2, -,
40, 10. 50, % ~. Two years old, $25,
~, 81 81. Three years old, s32, 81, ri,
-, Al, 81, ~, 5la72
Sheep and Lsmbs-3909 at market
Extra $500, $50, q, 7ss9. BY lot S2.25,
$50, 3, a i.25.
SwIne-None.
Remarks Beef has declined and will
continue to do so gradually, nov that grass
fed Becyes are coming IN. Good Lambs
and Calves sell quick and we'll. Old sheep
sell, In large numbers, but the buyers set
tue pnce.
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rur aisrn1L,srot, ooS,rs.
gfpN

I'VE harr rsehrf it1ls NJ rna-n g. tnr
ilanq hsi rcanft ,iseTe are NV t-s
tiatmf lfraafsalstsfs ~ sshsiansas.ir the
ssass risusrw sna too csus,Sasts Sc
CsY ~ i8~ui.etlif ne stros VICES. 81 shs
ss5q.ar q rnrn 80 cssen,isliy trrss d.
ppn,iGli-. T ssfsiu he crest t.ssts.sr q
concentrating ~ pose a iiis sssis De- A..
fcscs 4 ffrrlasn. thorc mus ssiii ~ yisii.
az sornrsiafs, Tbs {. unara.datlr -
We f~rrea tiiis. A stee IN sassnrr hos.
crrf, = has born taken. snd that 10 ~ f,r
fsspfsh.s. Hos The diG~uiir u 10 BE- .sl.
"a u noe msiisi 90 consideration hy al
cstssf',~d. ~ 8 be GALAXY considered be-
.uoatJslio Bscl~s-.
W. ace saLing 10 the condsc, ~ the
Convention ~ IA ~ fesali. 20 sitter the
cFtuioa ~bieh -e hsse heretofore plainly
iuitosaied, a. 10 the necessity ~ ert,cdsrn-
- q 10 being held. and AZ 4, iis power IN
give sny additional force 10 The growing
'rssiiucui IN ihc frce States sgsinsi slst.
sy ettcnsion.--- Husg,agioa Daily Free
IAyyss
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fhf vpfa d sst.ui-issi 81 tsr ptsnirffui rurvs
Psftrinrd ~ ~ ttAmr and faia khsf, we.
Put-a ~ CURTIS PERKINS iis equsi hss sst.r
rssn tna~H - fspsasinF psih On al eases ~ TIE
sar, " spinal o''mpisints, rfHmF 10 ne hn.b.
,tsmssh. fieunsiistn 90 AZ ~ tfins A,iss Shs,tC
chlis aud tsssr, bafb., Threat, snd ffsvri. q
decd. dlJ N. beet fetnsdy 10 tho ~uud. E,iasnes
" tns ~unarriai yvef psrtftns,d b. aut
Hvdifs A.. IN tifralArs iH the hands 81 Nuu
Hay h. ,.isiiist, - Eei,stif ytai uss a. Nunts
II bottles II ftis medicine have besh sold iH NeS
tnrlsnd the past 81 90 eifht YEAR.
~ sale hs ne absvs named Agcuis.
Afents TOT TIE stiifs Medtfinss, frud A Nurss
Chhs. Bari Ssin, Jamrs fIr,,f. hatland lasoau,b
psTind, Center Rutland J. l.. Utlnan, West Rut-
land '. J. SJssrue, Neyefidrs A. s,hoads PITTS
tafd, Geo :. Alien, :. NtihnFiard James Cuuiss
Dlfrst ". q. isItism, DANNY 'tsft a i.sBrias
West fs'uitney e. l.. CAS-, Hfandnn Rs-t a 1ua,-
hns q. tsstictun tAtlin a Wright, orwell Rand,
Nsiiiugiurd. 10
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DIED..

Ia Wsllinrford, on the 18Th inst, Mrs. LOIS NJ.
REED, wife Of Mt. Elliot Need, aged DC years.
Anisble and Afectiunste a. a daughter, devoted
wife aud mother, true friend and Kind aud obiig
ing neighbour her loss win be deeply felt in the circle
in which she moved. The place u such one Is
not eosily supplied. Hut let her numerous friends
be cnnsoled IN their that she died In the
exercise Of clear and unwaverng faith in the Re
decinsr and may they seek 10 follow in her steps,
that they may bold the same oompiaoont trust IN
dying hour. tos.
Ia Rupert on the 4th inst, after long aud painful
illness, Mrs. ESTHER ANN GRAVES, wife Of Fran
els Graves, aud daughter Of tie late Amos Bowe, u
Wells 10 the 41th year Of her age.
There is no death. What seems 90, 10 uanston
This life Of mortal breath
Il hut The suburb Of the liie elysian,
Whose portal We call Death"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

OH Bullion AND Jony PErir.-
John Petit, having in speech stnted that
Mr.. Benton was the first man to break the
Missouri Compromise, by annexing the
Platte country county to the State Of Mis-
sour, Benton has written letter to Mr..
John Howe Of Indiana, in which he says ;
=" Sir, your Senator is great liar aud a
dirty dog, classifying public history for a
criminal purpose" And what is more he
goes on and proves wha, he SAYS.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

---THE ScHsrLEs FAMILY. The Syra-
cuse Chronicle gives the following in re-
lailon to his family:
Zone Of his children married an Episco-
pal clergyman about three years ago, and
did not know at the time OF her marriage
that she was the daughter Of Robert Schuy-
Ter. His children were mostly educated at
White Plains, where they went under the
name Of Spicer. and were looked after by
their mother. They were let into the So
erot by their mother last fall, and the eld-
est son, young man Of education. talents,
and moral worth was married soon after to
young lady in Brooklyn, under the pres
ent name of his father; but Mr.. Schuyler
was not present at the wedding.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-21

The Annual General Conference Of
the Congregational churches in the State
Of Maine met this year at Bangor, on Tues
day. June 9Th. The Conference resolved,
among other things, that as Christian Citi-
1en- they were called upon TO resist the
policy Of the Nebraska bill, "as bringing
into jeopardy the continuance ofour Union,
as making ns the scorn OF the other nations
of the earth, as exposing Us TO the the just
judgemea, OF Almighty God, and finally az
creating formidable distractions To the
progress Of Chris,'s kingdom on earth /;
and re-afiinned most emphaucally their
confidence in the .M1ias Liquor Lair, that
IL, good and doing good!
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In rrob",.--n."benc ooi.y's E.,~...

STATE ~ VERMONT, IDE II remembered
H.s.def Raaaad, ., u mat ~ .i.,'d
srsalu 81 ts fn.ta. tiurt - no tsld disnet ~ Hu
su1 beta AZ HutisHd IN ahd said dtttf M tie 4i.t
das uf jnHo, 4. u. lr5I
Present. Hon. HsUstF nufros, i.idge
Nhrfsas, In rs. Dnhrtisf FtlHii,a II ns.hsn
turirY uan 'uiapis I~f-pn If Iiistfd ia salt fis
uci has uds dss pffafttsd b. rho -alI a. if ut
peihoh ~ rnnnF ttufsia sefiirF tan thf ihdshf
tdnssH ~ ~ esd waId, that a 10 Afsfs.afg i o.. ID
Hfi ~ Mo real rstafh ~ is sttd WHfd h order o. pey
his dFlit sHd etIrnsss bsi itshi ts f,.Hdneifs l.,
The intsffet e M said ward eti on ir ifa -.
t1ie Do sti ~ im ia it rtists uf AsafaA tss lsta
~ sa,i fiistsi decreased inrstat5 400 o. sta
No atatis th'fct stef l rg .sld dthis ahd sspsns-
- % ie pufrhssf 0i nttef teal tHiHts afd ffrstfs
frgufrNnF sad tUHu - rsut i,m be- eiiss 30 ssl 81
- aah Nsf4's real estate fhrftf hH H0frst ia Tie
isfff tn 20 ie docs ~ me idn q ssid lrfaasft
And sir" l'snss a. nftst tho suffas asllls fsfrii
b" if i"" htst "a ulff nsYfr all -, .aiy snsstI
tsat estate
IssfeLlfr If b usffsd =, sad - Lsts Count fi,st
u' hraunF snf De- Isi4h nf said liIiln o. aud tis
sainf HW bcHbJ frtnrd ~, stsisd sa.sl O. ~ sslA
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STATE or VERnONT--ntrLAN ~.
JOHN sIMNONbs, Ia chna.sry.
Fwa Jad,fiel G~Ssa,
M .Issg 1884

CHESTER HANrER. 9d.) va Jss,. is5t
\IHEhLA~, John simmons II Boston. 10 tho eeu.
w y ut suffolk, and commons nitI ~ Masss
fhnseua, hHa Med be bill IN chanett, against h..
iet bryiot. %, late 81 Fptinp bay IN ths rnant Of
N""dhfd, and SLATE 90 inois nov ufpafts uni ~ m
Stss", lltst the defendant bong indftted 90 tho 90
atn N ~" sum 81 slAt.N2 specified In q r,rstt
rt"ini-sofy note, dated 9ls sept l-sl, p.tabl, ia
one yeai tfum date aud Nti Interest iu ia months
lhtftaiitf and b. secure tho ptNucm thefrsfth. q.
hnddnt m"fearod a. ths ofst0f R,rftatH uisrr at
cot llama binr SID he,HF h. fhsfifn- h ibo euuHt,
"f Rutland and described be- filNe- 90 vii tli de- 4
"n ilo Nnnh ~ the lHe II III. town II Nu,t tf,dF.
on The Iisi by The isnd ~ rofiius' sHfr. " hft
hglh No - situate W the NnTthehai conner - sad
town ~ rhrfhpfnt, ana containing tLfcs bundled and
twenD hNe acres, Tie sauW hsiHs nurr 80 lr.s p.ttb
t"nht"h iuf iAn redemption If The .autt AID Ihs,
10" satd doirndhd hHA never pad SAID note ~ abt
t'H ihofoot Aud, fntlnr that The said defendant
nat be- tf'vof i"fstlD-ea ~ hiH equity ~ tudf tiu
in ne ifeniiacs. and that mo Ofslt msf have bl.
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MI DAY ~ iin Hrst f,f At sald tan h. be- he ID a
httand, wiihiu ard tf saif county a nufisnd ga
The Second Tuesday 81 fspispgsf. s. u isgf. ihe,
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ulfsv wrrks sucressivFly be- tho Rutland ttaND H.g.
Ald, pakiished a. Rutland, The last Publication H. fs
~ least RrHti days pfrsiuH. e. flo tuent.tnrnt
II ssd ter, hch shall be- dfrnish suffisut nit.s.
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