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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Aug 10 WITT S. POWERS, Proprietor.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
NE subscriber most respectfully informs the citizens Of SITS
Paul and vicinity that he has this day opened an extern
in the EMPIRE BLOCK, on st. anthony Street, near the
American House. where he viii offer for sale all articles usually
of this kind. much prices than the
quality goods have been sold in this market. Person.
wishing fine Carpets, Window Shades Curtains
Gilt Cornioes Paper Hansings, Oil Cohs Mats, &C.,
will nnd they be accommodated in Saint Paul, avoid
ing the necessity of sending to ST. Louis Chicago. Goods
will be sold as low as in either Of those places.
ALSO-Agent for the Rochester Union Scale Works and
Covs Fire King Safes good assortment Of which is
st. Paul, Au=. -, 1ss6.-dw
SAINT PAUL
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
1NMfS establishment good
Patterns and ready to fill orders of all descriptions
Pattern Maker employ, are prepared to get up
patterns Of any description that may be called for
Brass, and Composition Castng made to order Rabbit
ron "copper" taken exchange
st. Paul, Sept. o, 1884, dw-ly
TO ENGINEERS.
VELEM Cloth Drawing Paper, instruments separate from
the Box also some very ss fine sets pray%s Pins na Ink
GIFT BOOKS FOR 1855.
HAVE rcceiveda number Annuals 1885, which
L be seen by calling on COMBS.
OFFICE STATIONERY.
OMBs can supply and article used in Public Of
calling at his his BOOK STORE, y
sept. 3d. Near American House.
Or Letter and Cap embracing every variety and styles
~ cheap for cash at COMBS
Franklin Bookstore.
6O0,OO0 ENVELOPES,
OF various styles and qualities, at COMBS
" Bookstore.
LETTER PR ESSES,
"A W. s. COMBs.
DIARIES for 1885, of all styles from the pocket to counting
PORT MONAIES,
ND Pocket B'0k beautiful assortment for sale cheap, at
POCKET CUTLERY.
n COMBS' Bookstore.
GLEAsON's PICTORIAL.
LNROA vol. to vol. 6; complete, 3 sets, at
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Large assortment Of the standard works. to
them, at COMES Franklin Bookstore.
sep25-y
TO THE LADIES.
HAVE selected from the NJ York market beautiful assort
ment of Ladies' Stationery for correspondence, parties, and
weddings Your attention is respectfully called examine
Sept. 2s.l FRANKLIN BOOK STORE.
LADIES WORK BOXES FURNISHED.
y sept. 25.I COMBS BOOK STORE.
SAINT PAUL
AUCTION ROOMS.
FRANK. E. COLLINS.
' 'i1 ~ nSso,o w '' A"'""y " '-A''-
r, ESpEcTrrIy iporr his friends tb ~ mic
X for the M his busness in All ia
complete.
For kinds Of wcrcband;ze srot will no hold r.,
future on stated DAVIS hi, Increasing business mali MS
absolutely necessary,
sales from the Shclvc.
therefore, be held every Monday, "Wednesday and
day Evenings.
Furniture Sales
WIN be held Saturday, the day
" e' Hare. 9.osiTc Harness. ac
With stoct ., orrr ,sScrn.;, Iii 10 -. c.,
nn,ns =, N ,c, S:.s .., an ' s'cn
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-10

Ireland contains now not more than six
millions and half of inhabitants, and the pota-
toe crop for the present year is estimated to be
seventy millions of dollars, or rather more than
ten dollars for each man, woman and child. 1t is
manifest therefore, that the staple article of food
in Ireland is still the potatoe and that if it fails,
great suffering is inevitable. In the province Of
Ulster alone, there 100000 acres in potatoes,
and if even one-tenth of the crop should be lost,
it will be severely felt.
CO The editor of the Washington Globe says:
"By looking at the index to the Congressional
Globe, which we now have in press, It appears
that one hundred and twelve one-hour speeches
were made at the last session Of Congress, in the
House Of Representatives, on the Nebraska Kan
sas bill.''
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03


GRrAr FiREiN loss orer
a Million Of Dollars. An extensive TIRE &C
Cured here this morning, occasionlng a
loss of over a million OF dollars. Ii origin
a:cd in the stables of the New England
House. aud destroyed the hotel aud the en-
tire squsro Of houses upon the hill whore 1t
stood
The principal losers were Messrs. A. &
&. Loeb, clBihiers, whose entire stock was
destroyed; Cook a Arthur, clothicrs; Wen
dell, druggist Treat & Edwards, whole
sale groccrs, who lost "A very heavy stock +;
Bishop. Remington & Co, liquor deal
es; Mclllirich g. Stillman, commission
merchants; Goo. Spnguc. ist heavy
stock of groceries and liquors. Most Of the
above lost all their books aud papers.
The fire crossed James Street, consum-
ing the st. Charles Hotel and the entire
range of buildings from Canal to Superior
streets, ms follows - Mcssrs. Chamberlain
g. Crawford, lorwardcrs. books saved the
Custom House, books and papers supposed
TO be lost; A. n. Gray, corn dealers
Board ofrrade Rooms, Wilbcrt q Mellow
ell, lost heavy stock of groceries; w. Bing-
ham a. Co., corn dealers. heavy losers,
together with several clothing stores.
The flames then crossed Superior street
and destroyed Croatt's block, occupied By
l.. +. g. T. Burgess. who lost a heavy
stock of groceries and liquors; J. Morrison,
broker. lost 100000 in Bank notes. Sew.
cral others lost their entire stock.
The insurance is known to be very hca.
Wy, but the amount cannot be ascertaincd.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
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S,4 Caassro-As ,--Rs.iroIi .ic'dsa' q 7
On the ni.h, Of eighteen hundred and
6ey two. the locomotive and entire tram on
,.e N,iieuai Democratic liue, YES thrown
l,,,,, Il. r. ,rae !. AMI rccipNa,rd d'sn an ou'-
b,.k n,eui al The cfossins 81 nc Missouri
Csnprunisn Inc. Tho 'fsin vert de"n 90
the .ou,A sido. where sAeg being broken IN.
a. fragments u sunk IN thc waters Of
Sail River. II Is reported that 'hc lucnr'o-
,.ye "a. throa III hy ahon, lao nirrcr
being on ,he track. an the blame Is chafg-
ed npun Mr. Pierce, ciieiacrr ANA NJ.
D,u,las. The eoninrtof. The people have
hc,,omo Indignant Al thc rccelrssness oi The
Company. that they have town up uic ,raek
through several States. and are determined
10 demohsh the cniirc linc 80 every State.
A nov line Is being buili nndcr the dircc-
ton and coatrol Of the people, some parts
of which have already hcce hHishcd. The
Maine Section was completed on the 81
Monday in September. The \. II, part OF
the hnc was got frady fof the mon IN March
last. That portion which runs through
Vermont was put IN excellent running or
der ON the LIT Tuesday ~ September,
and Is now doing heavy business The
Ohio and Indiana sections were flushed 10
October, aud most of The grading on the
Illinois section has been done, 50 that the
mon will be laid 10 few weeks. u Is cX-
poctcd that none hut Americans wall be III
rcc,or, Engineers or Conductors IN th,
new Inc. Jairionian.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
An Ungen,I.m.nIy A.,ssk.

The democrats IN the Vermont I.egisla-
tnre voted for a man for a United States
Sonaior for the short term who has SAID. If
We are correctly informed that Il he had
been IN the Senate the past year. he should
have voted against the bill organizing the
territories Of Kansas and Nebraska. IL may
be all right, bat We have 10 taste f1r such
looseDess IN politics ourself"
The above unfair and nngenilemanly al
tack upon Hon. DAsiEL kGLLoss. of hi,
town, Nc found IA Democfaiic paper last
week. The object Of its editor IN thus al
taoking prominent Dcmocrat II, to us. On.
knoSn. We must protest against Il A. On.
Jas,, II not malicious. There is no be,,c,
or suef l'efnoeai 40 the State Of Vermont
than DASirL KELLOGG, and the Democrats
IA The Legislature could have voted Tor no
better nihn for the post than he. By 20 do
ing they only obeyed the wishes Of the De-
mocrney Of Vermont. That Mr. Kellogg IN
Common with q large rumbcr Of the De
mocrsey Of the 'fifeen Mountain State =
regards the repeal Of the Msssoun Com
PROMISE az nncalled for, is doubtle.. true---
u ell who bold such opinioiis are 4, b. read
cot a Tie parry, &c fear that our br,1i,e,
elitH Will Ind n rather siaconge,neuslv
small, as there sonld nj be men ero,,gh
ish 70 hold ehiees, or sbsofb the patsonsge.
~ ioen do not ihln. alike. Bsl.0s. Fsils
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
THE LlTEST.

Ten thousand additional troop n 4
instantly forwarded from pesf usaaI
Marseilles TO the Crimca. One -
French marines are, at the sane 10. y
sent toGreece.
Trade at Marsoillcs very doll
There Is report that 2O0k'I
made a sortio from Sebaslopoi. %. i
badly beaten. No date mentioned
cepted letters Of Menchikof ssr "a
city cannot hold out. lDoubhaA
Last week the report WINS that 81
was beaten--this week, ,hli be az
ious. Possibly no battle has been ~
ConstantiDople letters state tl'
instant stormy weather had prgaa's
eInbarkation Of tho Turkish resens ~
Crlmca.
a Russian dispatch, via ifaA !
that the French General Csnnaet y
having chosen his poiIi ofaliack' ~ I. !,
every disposition for ihs SERVE
siege, ordered that the Rnssiaa -
should be driven 10 on the .nh % p
wall before Akhtear; and thai %
structlon Of batteries should be ala-'
ly commenced.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

RE ESTABLISHMENT or,
KINGDOM or POLlN

There are various indications, 4
themselves, but amounting TO .oDelf
the aggregate that the Courts Of u
and England have actually undg ros|
alton the practicability Of re-csisti
the kingdom of Poland, as an inieydI
power. Such a stroke of policy, nss
ed, rs fayorite project of Naplss
who hopes thereby to cripple Rasai
f'uence over the German Poser, 4
the influence of Russia diminisarp
up that Of France IN IT. room
phlet which has just appeared ~ Pal
titled "A Letter To the kbye'g
Eastern Question" and which IS ,a,z
OF having been inspired by GoSeniess
gestion, erguss the case with sDas q
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
LiP.iv EXPEDI7TO.v- HI''
D,ESITA.L

Commodore Perry Wa 10 fei.l u
NEXT month lsepienbefg The ~ I.
ship Lady Pierce had arrived a h9-i
after visiting Jedao and Siu.odi' !.
places she inet sab iayombh -
The 4. >. ship Supply sas A. tal
The British Admiral siidlng ir-'s "A
Shanghai awaiting the afrsal a %. \
Admiral iagu. 90 iAr Irb,
Jeanne ~ Are. GA he af11al ~
French and English fe'f vrr =
D. Silka 10 attack Ne ksasial ''f
fort there.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
THE DANUBE.

The Turkish army is ready to ~osi
the operations OF the allies, arc 80
hear that Omar pacha is preparE !
sumo the offensive in Bassaraba / /.
posed that his operations will counsel
three points, the Pfuth, the Dobnli|
the sea.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
TIE MILTN.

HAsBGRo. Oct lG.-Adminl ~,
Deschenes has quilted kiel On b, p.
France, with the lnhenble, the A'''
aHd two steam frigat'~. 4.
There II every certainty thai il'-
steps Will be taken for putting 40
the Indirect traffic viii Kuzsia fs'''
through Russian ports.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

--h.ilheap Aeeiprsr.-we Awe Ia
aaoissr column an sceoanl u The soclde,a
eathe Great Western Rsilro.e.
We learn that Richard O. Blline..
fo'@ezl> q ,his TOYS. an engiseer On tie
Ru'Asha 4 Bu'l'ng'on aud tho Western VI.
k.ilr'ads during the pcrod Of Their con.
s'rao'sss. ~ss aHoag the killed hi. re.
'nsins sefe Ariea 10 woods,oes Cor inter.
uena
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

ihrohTAsr krnoR.-The runlor yiyeu
ey The Tsiouneis Washington eorrespon.
arnl, published IN smother es,lunu. thai tLe
British G0FeFmneHt has sssued order. H., N.
nAsai otheefa st.a diplomatic agents IN
u,e West ibdies snG Central An..ries'
siich .iisouni - The abaadDunent of IN
~ ''gui'o Prot etofats A. fsr a. Greyiown
- e,'neefnei. Tue TnbaBe docs not pisee
h'Tssosi eossds go 10 - rl-s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

-RprLAap cAssoTs. Fvel,n Pier.
i'o'ni d Ra,isHd "a isod.oss pieee d rroas.d
eoH'aia'ns sbesi thfss rods, a..sss-s.so
hosAels Il os5v;2. being AT the rate a
Aa''s' fourteen hsBGfca sashcl. 70 the acre
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

W ~ -
Applications CT hsBl. come 10 as II
fssaey ~ss plenty. Thsra are applications
~ banks Al the fsllS~lEg place. &c bo,,
h'osssafgh, "a albans, Johnson. brandon.
Nevhne. Desningioa, HydcpaIt. Rich.
mona, Waterford. tAs,lstoa, Wilmington.
Bfsiilsearo, fairfsi, wsierillc. " inoossi
Pals. West Rsa3olpa, Lya4na, and at two
~ three o,hsf places. The Orange Co.
snd the Caledonia Bsnss s-c asking fot
U-ehsnet.
Bis II al tinAs continns 10 be- in,roslu.
ssd- Aeoa' aae baHdre4 asd fifty bills
have already tecn ,aircduced into the
iiouse. 4 tesssot'oa 10 stop the in,r.iue.
'soh 81 balls into the ilou.c after Saturday
neat, fa'ied ~ bfasg earned this morning.
4 biil 10 rcreal the ilqaor iaw Of ls5a
ADD tesis5vths lee d iS.o has been brot
forward Ga the saonoa for The SECOND
reading u tins bill. neatly lhrcc-ioarths
scsea ~Ss," This vote, uBoouneous
sh7agh n ~as, Indicates The sen,imsn, of
thr iI0ose. Il sss Afterwards reconsider
-, AMI TIC hlh ~eai W ,As LAsuos Con.
rsiiiee, ell u ~hssa are stauneh Temper.
snes nea !, IA Ffobshle that the oomr.ii.
'oes u The i.o Houses on this subject ~il
fss'Fs re- siil, oa'cfclly drawn, and d..
s4g"od 70 make the osOhiAHosy JsnBciplc A.
F'seiseahls sa4 etlelcui A. y,.ssIsle. Sen.
.ieF nasisls ana Ncsw. spencer and
hs3sry sFe giving their sitenios earnest
~ ,s slis sWs,oel.
a s'ii Ass bees bfoagai fo-~,rd today
q srf~Fsssie sioo lh.s year 10 es,.bi,.l. a
i-efs'g IA ,As stats Pn.on. sna 10 .aa
vs. snasAily thsfelo. Tbs ia q go~.1 1
nsSte.
To sie AeHsssoctryiag Legislators. /. bA I
Ass eeeu intsodoced To- reeea the s,.,ste
'Sfs iadiss socA sP-s. NJ. r,sld recon.
'"s@ee6 4 20 The es,rfal and peysrfal con.
'sssstoa q he Iioase.
The hess. Bash. and several c,onmis,es
" s-sa', Al ~ors 10. nigh, The r.il.sa.d I
sAse io'. 70 ~ ffnn ~ johnshary sor,,,.
'sFs' Bot ~. islsnt PonA to NJ. Jehas-
s'y' az eesss. the russamp~sc n. II.
"a. {
IAs plsa sfs Baast q Edae.s,os 4,o.
: 's-sn % 'nsss ssssa I'~grrs.. o.lar,, =
9 s''Ah' e''Hg e's-s u a. h,st4s sr.,
''''ss' " i'ssss'aas have hesa .ess "a ~
; --issss-Aoss' q sVSs . Bad y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
SEH.lSTOPOL.

MAssrILLys, Oct. ~. Each ~
allied fleet u 10 furnish q compaI
ines and eight guns, making io''. .
guns, 70 assist in the siege and s's''''
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

LArrsr Nr~,.--The Albany .9,gu,
calls The Ap'ri q IL. .igs twoodssoek
one Of The - Old .fa,Aionsi .iLolii.sai,i. IN
IerraoAg.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

-THr sVAasiag.oi Ia IA no- sl,rsb.
si"s 10 aseAes Ia y,esas . 10 are ss.s o
Len ets sll.~ va
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

UNivERsiTr OF VIRsoST.-We have re-
received a copy Of the annual catalogue Of
this Institution for the academics year
ls5i-5,-from which we gather the follow
ing statistics -
There arc 20 Seniors, - Juniors, "a
Sophomores, and 80 Freshmen. Whole
number OF students los; Of these 81 are
from Vermont, and the remaining u from
the other States and Canada.
MIpDLEbUAr CoLLEor.-Seniors. G
Juniors, Isl Sophomores, - Freshmen.
81 whole number 30. OF these 81 are
frum Vermont.
This year We hnd but three from Rot.
land en- any Of the College estalogue.-
onc each Al Middiebury, Trinity, lConnec-
ucull and Williams Colleges while las,
year We had cighi--,wo al Middlebury.
four a, Trinity, and one each at Williams
and Yale.
We intend at some future day. when We
have the time and documents, TO give the
number Of students 10 the diff rent New
England Colleges from Vermont, classified
BY Counties.
Juror CoLLssEs has devoted more Al.
tcn,iou u is~ than politics, and l. strongly
conservative Ia bis eas, u mind, bat vi
be found faithful 10 the pnDcipies and con
yiciipns u his State with regard 10 Human
Ffecdosa- The Nebraska act snd H. en-
gineers VII encounter ~ stefnes untsgo-
s~A-tk. y. Tsbsas~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

From tins II will be seen that all our
County Banks are ina prosperous condition,
and are entitled 10 the utmost confidence
on the part Of the community. The Bank
Of Bellows Falls has the greatest excess Of
RESOURCES over liabilitics.-Belions Falls
.1rgls.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
HE nERALp.
Bsiag, a, ssHiPeIitr.

~ lsss NJ iissrt ~ hsgya,- NJ
Cstf. ~ rss,f,s -. $40 W. Dssss. af
fsfssi tssf fsrnss rcts ~e.'lss as'. sss
y y. T'asa.s~es vss sAeciee sasstisy af
tlss w. - l.s Fse.fsi. isr.ae.at. Thsfv
sss esars fes laF lusnicsasd go ttss sise.
Sea ihss EN- ans btsef. pfsssty hnrtusp
there vw,t % fasaf refihy candidates, sad
ikss has fftssis ss vesA aetcs 1cscri
sh-tn "a, nesef.~
iiasas "a ;hs sasagas hsstFaser col
- iisv ~sy. he to- Iipase. heshoaght
themselves 4 hatso sna hst.gsfe. ~
sr~ iasiss nsry svre ci.srsaiea sa,ong
',isif eansine' srg. ~i,a sss,ily inquuvd
-Nat ve pc here
Mpspaf, a-tScaiaoH.
Tpttp.t. oct a.
r Asy. In lasft Asset.sir. Dsnisi Rab-
80 Es3 ~ts ossciel Bass Cossfl.tsssonrs
B. "a slis,si uaaaiss.as vc,o There ~As
70 gfp~ lag ~ the Baass That NJ.
Resofss ~ss rsharbsAu, ,a be charges, bat
~ General AsseB,bly ~sse satisfied that
b. had aauc bic safs fsithhlly. Hsd be
s,ss. sseS dsoP = Sei,fsst. blood IN hin.,
hc old ~ have hoca elected.
NJ. Redssid ~as, after seysfAi tr,al.,
..estcs Sasgeass-aiAsas. lie vas sp.
y5ired ny Cos gobinsaa to ,l,si ofiice, and
~, helssfsi h.u.ssif - .eii, TIA, the Icy
tsia.sf. concluded - r.sk u,o CsPEiol Ia hi.
carr sasbsf res,.
Dr. y y. liossy "a. unaniasoasly re
elected St.,s Latss,ian he 10 honest and
deserves the god all - un,ss 70 lily grant
81 hs-
Gen. q W. GiAnley vas elected Quar-.
Ter Master General Goo, Il, Kellogg. E-q,
81 linAiilebofp, Aala,sn' add lnsp~ctar Gen.
cral and Lyman =. White. Of Whiting
Judge Advocate GencfsL These Office.
of beso,, ,ilis,, aud glop having been dis
g.ss "a Us ls.s2s siss'. ass. r- ~.
Fsess.
oaiy on hsearod sBi fHty-seven Leg
,s,Aiof. we're present the afternoon, because
---s!ss -- lhcfc pas hof,e-rsce on a hill
h,rd by the village. This beng an iu,-
psr,sai episode. rs iailh,ai ehIpniclcr. !
ssssi rrcerd II.
Too Competitors uefc entered and run
t"sce round isa course, greatly diyerting
The one thousand spectators bonnets and
h.,s---loosinf on. I he following rcpor, is
ss good Is odseisl :--
" 4sBiNGToy COURSE
MosTrnLrs. Tuesday, Oct. "a. is5i.
Pays- $50. M,ir heats in harness.
a Murray. D.. o., Ysulcec Nil ! !
j. Robinson. !. n., Lady Pierce Z =
Tisr--2ss, 2.S9
P~u s7a. M.le heats ia harness.
r. GiimAh's, D.. L., Yankee Boy, !
Joan Nersn, o.. 4 (disfJ
- a.. .s.,..-s.- aos~~ ~ y s~@s~ .sis. sad
hes nfAsge the best ufse on the above COURSE
,his season WHh anything like a fair
chance, there can be na'liihg 90 prevent his
bsiss one u the fEs'cs, lfoiiiag horses 10
the State.
Pss 500. Milo heats ia harness.
y. Tosn's Paosg lIna,hiri 4
T. liubbafd's Trs'its. Nicbigaa Boy = .
1ixt--251. asa.
In this maioh the j,zcrf hsa Il al IN her
avn way. The horsc lacked GOT " foot
Poor R,er.
Taesdsy, Oct a. Passs eco Mile
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

Qua BaNKs The following is brief
abstract OF the condition Of the Windham
County Banks, at the time of making the
annual report To the Legislature;
Hank of Usfiax. I.us.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

The alleged kidnspper of Burns ap-
peared IN Worcester yesterday, where he
was arrested on charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons. There was a great ex.
citeInen', and the talk of lynching the VIC
tim alarmed some Of the leading citizens,
who took the fellow to the cars and let him
slide. lie left with the consoling fact to
reflect upon that he owed his life 10 the eff
forts of several Of the most noted Adolf
uonlsts IN the State.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

q. II. kiLnouK>r. I. J. iirNpss, NJ.
NtwroN
II. 5. Chase. NJ d.. and J. Bpekway
were appointed TO read Essays, aud q. II
Kilbourne TO deliver an Address bclure the
Society a, its mex, annual meeting.
An Address was delivered in tho Free
Church IN the evening by Chaplin A. ilar-
ris, NJ. d., ID. ID. s., Presiden, Of he BAL
timore Dental College, which was listened
To with much interes, by large and intel
hgeut audience.
The Society met on the 26th, and APP
pointed committees to investigate various
subjects of interest aud Importance, aud re-
port Mt the next annual meeting, TO be held
at Montpelier on the fourth Wednesday of
October, 1855. h. V. y. HARwoop,
Recording .Secr,fuiy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-30


10 y W. BROWRInG,s Merchaat Taller,
IL under the United States Hotel, would respect
fully inform his customers and the public generally,
that he has Just received kAIl and Winter Goods
in great variety, such Cloths Casslmeres, and Yes
tngs of the latest Importation, and IS prepared 70
have them made up at the shortest notice in the most
fashionable manner, and ut low rates OF prices. i
Having made arrangements 70 gointo the Z Ready
Made Clothing Busineess" extensively this season. he
feels confident that he offer 10 those wishing 10
purchase stock OF Clothing not inferior 10 any IN
this city and not made up at the North is usually
the case with work sold here, but cut in his
adjustment and made by own needy citizens, in
this dull season. al low rates Of prices Hes enabled
therefore, to compete with northern work in point Of
prices, and as 10 quality and style he win leave for
those who favor him with call 10 judge. 6se Tss
He can sell whole suits Goat pants and vest at the
following rates: \
Good suit for business purposes out Of cloth or cass
mere, for the small sum Of. ............s..... SO
Dress and Frock Goats from, 80 90 TO $40
Overcoats Of different styles ~ 90 to rs
Black and Fancy Pantaloons. ....... 80 70 10
Silk and Velvet Vests. ..s,..,.....f. ~ 10 ~
This stock Of Clothing is of superior quality, and
has been made up since he received the Fall and Win
ter Fashions. IA i43JH tagA4.t a9a-d9SsH q,
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment q
Fancy Articles, such as Gloves Crayats, Collars, I'm
brellas, &c. ,sts ei9
Sole Agent for the sale Of SCOTS Report Of Fashions
in this city hia NOV 27-dtjan1
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-30

Canfeafiorer. \ /. q

Corner Of Fa,ad Oh street. sasay tho Potent o6see,
TuyO whom was awarded tho first diplo-
ma at the great exhibition Of the Mechanics
Institute would again call the attention Of the pub
lie TO his beautiful stock OF foreign and domestic
sweetmeats. q.
Manufacturing his eonfectonaries at the establish.
ment all who favor him with call can rely on get
ting prime article at all times.
The most particular attention paid TO furnishing
balls, parties, and weddings He will also keep on
hand and make 10 order at all times
Roman Ices, Ice Cream saf
Chariot Ruse, Frozen Fruit Sa
Water Ices, Blanc Mango vi
Jellys and Pyramids, lN@& }
0feyery style for table ornaments.
Leave your orders at the wei-tried store, where
they will receive prompt attention. 3
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