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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-13
r. HALL. Gun Smith,

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ra1irg enaaud,
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sis v li hnd 81 ihf Intsfrri o. sfHft1 Been To-
sssa ~ re- fatssfs. hs hFf 90 ssis dsaaf tsaffgi
srd ssri.Is ishsf Ast.tf r. Flhs friH F.N go 80
AZ. ftsnfs. guH irsftr. HHaids. NafsfffH. Bar
frrras Hf.ss. IHrtf. 80 no. asHnT 70 49, n e.
f.f.Ira r. Fnefsf 90 -l..f Zee o. l-f n
EstIaus a .fa ia. f.ft
DHoogs. Nh.iH lice. e+t.,,s ~ y "a
} Hasffs 80 rf.i.r frrs. ti 60 tffA hfihr
IAHsY .s-anusssf - astss Atd.ass faas '
\ tslsaas lfils ~ sftfy illlls 30 sa.r 81
4 fAEfIa fth.
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crnrnnana PainkiIIer.

The word T. s'lsni.hed Al the wonderful enres
psriouuei by the Cnfsp And Pain Killer, pre-
pared hs CUgTlsx pERkINs. lie equal has Het'r
hsrH kH",s if removing fain Ia al ta-es lot the
cure q sf'iaHi Complaint sranp Ia the limbs aud
stestach, fheiaAt.n IN AZ ts iarins, hinns ehn'ne,
chilli and fever, hfns, thrust and gravel, u j.
doriaidiy nc bcsi remedy In The vohd. Fyidenee
81 The nnsi wonlsii,d eseT perf,rfiad by ANY
me4irhc eifcusfs 10 The hands Of ssenis. loa
ma, ef positively ,urr 81 frieff yua u-s H. Millions
Il i-atiss u ihis medicine have been sold ~ New
Ea gland he past sK % eight years
taf sals b. he abase nained AEeuf..
Astsfs fsf the shove Nedirine., fund A Aorss
Ts.. nart A sssfi lanes Poster, Enflana iisesinh
a tsssaaa Center Euilsnd J. l.. Gilman, West hut
lan4 y. J. Spfasao Meyhudee ". riuundH, ftus-
Easd. Cen = Allen, r. NaliiEsioId James 'hfiiss,
lslrssf N. G. iArslsri, DANNY Glah l.anEdon,
West fonfinrf &. T. tase, brandon Root Ton
,a.u,s. t'ssslsiuA calm a wuEht, orwell hshd'
wsliisIisgd. BY
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nANK OF RUTLAND.

nun statkhti4rn 81 ihc HANK Nt Rt r
l LAND nte hsnrie notified uef tttlf Rnuua
nittuhr ief she sp,uos # hircrtsf.. will BE- heid s
u.s Mani ing itou.r, iu Eutaua, aa rarada' ts luu
daf oi January vest. at i9 u'oit,fs hos.H.
JOHN nPAGL, Csshict
Dee IAN, tsiA % aw
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Isr or ttsrrNps urausinias m We Ne,
l fnass 90 Naiiaai. laS d. iHai
Amy. AS t4usAl
Aasa., uu l.a,s iitafy
Aurn uH,ef lev Hrsu
khrfu Ne.aH4 rsuft isupstnl
Hafn.es Me- nstss' ifAEvi,s laha
urI ur iHpf iftN
fUunfs David It's Nttht1
nsiis, Erskel = isnfut M'fat -
ptfs.sii b. 10 lrath ~
naitn Mis, ffsuus taaH.t4o Mics ssssh "
rsnueu HWa ls.iir Nr
n.l,run M0uuu rsasf,
Hast Hammond Nolh.f Nis. htsr
rHaen t,sslsh MHrh 'hsfiHa
Nfrv % Nhnirf lInHi
u.,ata irreN Msiusa iu'gud
nu1kuu IrstR Naoa.n Ni.e a. lane
nrrts NNss Narssfeu NsvIH Ho'aret
ntnfci Mr Nauhs Nrhu ulfam
Rates Me- Nsrn Matnsra Harm
HuUshsu Nahssi Narasuft l.hn
noglie A Mead Nf,a'tnI, hhn
I,.luusu 0I.stsiu MirHN iHeNr
Ha..,ttsN Maiahai tsrrinds
ui.hup -ieqhrn Mead EcfNiiau
nari.u n y Noffsn Mise " ,
GOA abigail Munhs, Nthsd
calvin kIanrn hHUiH Ftmuri
taprnn Mics R,tsty MuahN Nm
Chsuhrdstn r'tan N""n " mad
trus. srhss Nauis, Wm
CpwI.rd A Go Nius RHiNa
t.I, usfI,i Nyuttukf Nm
cln,,f Ms- n,frcf " umuna Nr nrpnur''
tlak iiurarr urranham thttirs
Chsnt, Iaas rofr AIteta
thsriin ~ HsF ghafics
C.uuh, luhu PEA ilas
tiatk Prone W. Family \
taey NishHcl fthct Elissrth
Calt1chss fsul hi.s fwrN
rr,A Wr Mafravr Philips M'-- ia'rri T.
Genre p,tsf furrun luacQA
C.uins Tb.m,. Patkst Rev John y.
tlusnt 4 White fefsuhs isUHafi
tuuWtrf Widow lnhnri i"ruua
CLARK Ysehauah Patterson iHurhlrn
tutiady TaiHiav ffnsini NfrptHiue
Downs Mis. b,tey tuvrf- Niss Minerva
DOWN Mi1s Nrr,y Pennington
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE.

msui a Ne~ ssa fashsuHatis hss@J h-a@
CLOTHING,
ubrh hr - flfcfas a. tht i-f4is % HUMANS ~ "
ca ~ 81 fgff 80 lifors IT, Il.
ne as-IftausHt j. oasngists sahnaiaftlfee "a ne
49, 80 b. aHd u - fflrsishsd iih ih' tAtefi
-. Il = -. g. meet he aufs - ~ Iastssf.
III s1hs.ri,sf saaid frsf<ruat1 fsH tNr stse
tiss q gaffhEasf. g. 80 ftaasiHsisn "a 90 50 ~
t,.s ~ az D. stl b. I'D - a iiTtslsi - f't-
" r+'Nf 49, q M -sEif-
cafs.f q ~ uss strrsf Haa Faft ~
Eatilnt. De- 2, i-a3
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

AIR "a. BINDy, Repeatedly snnauness 10
vi tilr siflssas at kunahd and siclnis, iiai be
bss takra fas'ms - tts fhAhkLiN hpiti-, whefg
b. dad harry at upun any that vutiid
liks eurfrd OH Paintings m ihsneriffs, std
fileads Mr. u. Wiii saf u,thilg II Ne mrnts ~ Do
pctgrri, bat ~oid b. happ, o. have all htsts@ ihs
PISS AEfs rain - he sfaa4s ADD etanliaf hls ainf
nicns anlnhr bifh, mry b. tund capital hts
es.s 81 ths Hos. DssfEl NfusTEH from haFurrtrt-
W.. Mr. Is. ansla aizn raf, thai rou-ihhi par
a abui ruib Jeafs. tt 90 cay snd ftaihlfi
snzbirs hiu t8rteruir Yffl faHlay frfrA g. De- ssn
Edfd a. paint eta rAsslsf rata than nany rihfff
fieass call iaail.ndsaifl D. b. "a stpp Bat ss.ii
nnsr.
fftIsil painted ffasa paraeHoo9Esss.
Rntisnd. De- "a la l-u
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rnou EnIr--nIorrRs Ai,nrsrrp

4 despatch from Enc Of Jan. 9TH, says
that four q the Enc rioters have been ar
rested and taken 10 Pittsburgh. Gov. Big
los has also issued proclamation aulhouz-
ing the calling ont OF military II any fur
,hsr riots should occur. This has com
pleieiy eawec the rioters. Attempts arc
noE being made 10 adins, the matter.
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NEW GOODS,

fuSt received by TIA. sabscr'b"r, large
~ aud fashionable stock 81 seasunahe tosids, Al
prices that cannot Tail a. suit pufchassr. Call md
soo near the pcpo oss Pr'ef, Pag dorm, snail prffs,
eth the mngiH.
Rutland, Apn isia. D.. J. BLISS.
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THE lIiiSois Chicago,
Jan. 10. The Gov. has issued proclama-
uon coaYcning the General Assembly for
the !sh Of Feb. Among the subjects to
be Submitted are, one 10 prevent Eastern
manufacturers snd jobbers from ceiling
their goods IN the State BY sample, and an
oshs, log consolidating all the railroads in
the State With those IN adjoining states,
al making heir interests mutual.
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JEW JEWELRY STORE.

NEW JEWELRY STORE.
u VI. HALEY would announce "a
ID. the ponpia Of HutiRrd and Vicinity that Doe
has fsrfutJ uprnoda new store on Mere hant's
Row near the Depot, with
ENTIRE NEW GOODS,
Consisting inp au Il
GOLD HHt. NsT PMS ANu FINGER RlNGS,
GOLD ~ hNs AAD loo kLir, GOLD
BEADS AND EAR uHh AhtNtrt
rENS, PENCILS, Goib sra
JACi.EH, GOLD I'm hhLEr,
80. A.,
Also silver aud Plated Spool, Silver Thmbles, ~
yer HHttrr kunp-. Cake hs-k 10, huiiania Nnn0,
Iuilrfy. IanrN dands, sr, whieh Will To- sold al sry
low ~ huirsl,lr aud Retail ffoos.
10 NoilHfs and Mhulrssle Dnslcrs he would
say thai be- d. rHnafsntif s6ffHr1F h'r'r speeHs
sycry Naroy Of ~ AHd laitffn, aud VIII furnish
th-o " ia hu, g. ssii again, rilvcf SPiuus, Jrwrt
Naakco Nuuuns, &C., Al tho very lowest Nitoisssie
ptisrs.
Nh Al iinds u nne J.wtip trIafci, Fpec
taeia Glass reset, aud all kinds Of iub Nnfk done
with Hsainess aud despatch.
Hgnlnd, JaH3, i-aL l-aw
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Masonic Notice.

a =, ffIhs rrggiaf lnrriihrs II Genial indf,
NIL j Va I, sfs held a. Dnusfrusps Hsii-
Nj ffftiasi nlef On ils frf 1tsrsdes 10 esft
- ssasis a a'slssk 2. n. ~ frss AHsuns
IL gid .iandiaE respectfully Fnss,sd - atisnds
la-B mEsAY HOLDEN. ree.
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Shirtines, shirtings

p I,ss,g's S A''"s 's s,,} e. p''2''d
Boston, % hnH III
And great variety II oihon, fqsaay loo, selling
~ TIE one prize stare, D. J. Bii-r
Jan 90, lass
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UOHNSON's Transparent Honey Soap,
~ Myrtle shaving soap, and Laundry starch Polish
Mnuin's Premium Concentrated Extracts uf Nan-
lila, Pine Apple, Orange, Damask Rose, Ginger, Nut
meg aud Lemon, for iavunng lee Cream, Sauces,
Custards, Jellies, Pastry, &c. For sale low al the
Drug stores of POND x MORSE.
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IN lrty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse

MIS- wINSIy0W would eail The attention Il the
lsdle. o. her snothns syrup, foT children teeth
Ing ltWli give Immediate relief reduces all In
aamniaiinn making ie pfccss Il tecihtnf easy, and
- positively sure % the d,sentefy and diauhga
Immense quantities are sold al New England.
Pssaf Pourirs.-we have sold Very large guam
utie. Of Mfs. Wihslows sooihing syrup during the
psst ~ years and ~ 191 botiss the last ycst
Ne tscve " the be.t medicine ~ the world for chi
dfcn tecihinF of fli the Of Dysentcp aud Diar
r,laa oh,idtcH, whchrr i arises from tocihinE %
auy either ena-o. Il gives unrersal sausfaetion--
neyet heafI complaint from any one using i--noref
,olI tacdionc universally successful ~ relieving
pain and ot.. ting cures. In all above stated,
iftakea IN suason, fclcfis immediate and sHsoLrTr-
ty,rsrats CURTIS a PERKINS.
Dsass.ts, No 80 CoulsBdt street, New York.
Sold by &. u. RING, onrucr u John street ard
Roadway BOYD PAUL, Nc. 80 Cartiandt street,
Now YORK HENsIIAw, EDMANDs & Co, hos
ton. Price % cents bottle.
Al.o fpt salo a. above, CURTIS PERKINS
WILD CHERRY BITTERs ur the enrc II till,ons
and Jsuudicn Complaints, aud General Debility
They quicken the blood, and give new life and enet
4, 10 the whole system. Pace only - cents pint
bottle.
.THROW pHy SIC TO Dogs"
Puivsrmas hers
HruNa ItECIgIc NoLrAtc thAtSs ate Tot The htst
time introduced the in,alids Of Rutland County as
the onl, strictly scientific method Of instantly rcliev
ing and permanently curing all Nervous Diseases
1000 Dollars
will lie given TO any person ho viii produce 50 many
well authenticated certificates ot cure both from IN
teliiyrut naticuts and srienthr pbyscians as have
e,'" P''rr,''''" u''''s "o ~ go W ~,
""'" - - : ~, ~. -. -
ofRheamsiism aud Female Diseases have been per
mahe"'p 'uie"' a'''' "'''Ne '""'' ''' ""
"seA~ ..,-, ~.
nc h''''i' nun s's n,@ NJ =, ~, 49,,
a''' "'s'', - =, =, -, a., 10 IN,
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I AUsnlNG Raia.ss nsbir. -
L. POND MORSE, prugri.ts
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taexu A SuEFE Go - sale Tsga.ss, Pear
| 80. if,.h Ni.ss. nafAnrs afias, tssfH ri.i'h
i'.laflas Esusrtf ~ nstseisE lns tfeAHasi hisi"
aanaf, A.
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FOR RENT.

Convenient House In the south part
n Of the village. for terms and ksJ, AppiS :"
&. A.TUTTLE
Rausnd, Jan. 4, 1854. s-u
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o. au taf pfnrlI.sl finrr sae Z urHs firaF o. .ftf
s.u b. a.nsrtsf- r.ra-fA Aaeata. thEE 90 roe
81 tal Wh,n -srf 49, insil- tis f..siasf A. atf rtH
~ faf uIiHt rfa.s sIl b. 30 fsfHfr fr-f fref
rtaf 81 "E.aftHfsa. b. aha taf fasff f7sfs lfef
80 easH aIlls Ess-sa
ErfiIi.4.frs ela sis.Hf sAaalf 80 81 b.
alsfssatd I--f i.sif ia tnf iaaiithfff,
LEONARD SCOTT a co.
58c0Lb FTAEEf, -" foEk
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BRUSHES
.NEW GROCERY AND
PROV ION s T o II E .
INcar the Dcpot. nmtinnd. NtO


NJ i. WHITE, would VEN respectfully an
NJ. nuuucc a. the huyiur community Of Rutland
and vicinity, that psrceiving hcfUintutc that the
wants Of the People hardly a. be- met IN The way
uf Grucercs and Provisions IN this locality, he has
rerrhtiy fitted aud fHsd that new aud onmmoduu-
sure, neatly opposite refkn'. Block, with large
aud we'll selected assortment Of
Family Groceries and Provisions,
whic he oilers ~ the Public at Nrty small advance
Tor each.
Time, nor rnnm, viii not permit ~ long oaialoeAc
of the ARTICLES lac keeps hnd other thug too nuni
erous Ia moutuu," does he deem Il necessary Ia
frtaf the public a. long, aud gasH advertisement 81
the '-upcrior richness AID quaint" Of hs gods, but
h. content o. say that his -tosk II not "stupendou-,
T. large aud complete, and was purchased with cssh
aud of A. good quality could DO t1und IN market
and hei. confident he can soil at a per ccniaec sum
rienuy low To satisfy the mot Inuunuus N alt
events he viii make the attempt and VIII be happy
To- wait uppn all who may favor him with a rali
IN connection with his store. he has at eunsdera-
bic expense 6ttcd aud well furnished an
OYSTER AND EATING SALOON,
where he viii at all times serve mp OYSTERS in
every variety Of style, STEAKS, nor COFFEE,
and ever thing in the way at eating desirable
Oysters constantly hand tor sale IN large ~
small quantities.
Also good assortment " common and Fancy
Confectionery.
Mr. w would also say that nearly all ui the New
York aud Bo-tnn Dsil, Newspaper, ma, be- found hl
lis Store or his stand IN the Depot, and viii be
served y carrier IN Subscribers the same morning
and evening oi their publication.
nutfa ~ IrlAi. i--tt
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fa5nsfnts g. b. aasir ia 81 easss iu tdfzres.
81 Hass rsffeii Do az rius Hhrfs ,ssuus nsI h. %
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NEW MEDICINES Just received Mt
" the Rutland Drug Stores, Main and Washington
streets.
Anarchists Uterine fatholicnn-M Myers Compound
II Rock Rose. (sce Advertisement IN another col
unn ofthi. paper) Richardson's Bittob-Wistar's
Balsam uf Wild Cherry.
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nExfIxE CoD LIVER oii--Ns "nsr
b. fas fahilf irfircflf fsff $40 g iNih' 80 =
IL 4 - t.rtrs $40 ~ sasraif 80 fefHn - FfNh
4 nnurI. itrsHgifs. nsia -if-s4' haiisi4-
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The prescott crUcsl stale ~ Eufuiean rntirs viii
rriidsf these puhiicai"us unnHaail5 Interesting our
las fHs seaf i-lt hsf nui tfCsil iniddis snlgud
hstg yea tlts hasfs vriifu nras tlnr, ffuds rloru
laiisns and ID iaF 81 the daig jnnrna, and
the poi,dsfuus Toms 81 iie iainfe hifiafahl Nnufh
ulnfieai evsrts at the tnle shah have lia.sed ansi
ID a. ta tne-s rfriodiras that fradffs taurt uss if
tbe ons feaiiB uoiisihf aud Reliable hifiap q fuf
rent .sruta nnd - suth n tddfnH tu tirir ssil e.
ahlishsd hsran. srirannri And fisuinrlral rhsfar-
tsf Ne urge them upuu the cunst5sfzsan - the fsse
ius isuhiir-
Arrangements are iu pfarruss tI Tho ro'eip u car
Is slrris ifsiH The hnfish fstiirhtfs, ~ bach sr
shall b. able o. qaf a auf hfifiuia in tAe hsnas a
sslis.rrtafs atslf stsh u4s1 can 1r iAfhifisa
slh ti.e t.fsign taiies ilfiaaFA itis VII Involve
sen larrs uainsf nn uHf paf, es fiaii "niihns ~
fHush ~ fefdlfais 80 ic same ipu rates BE- htff
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DR.. Noedham's Breast Pump
Syringcs.

IiASs, Nrtaiis, aud Raiisff. sen lniccurs Nal'
y hnd frnaie, a. ne Bflf St.sss ~ fuad a Nuf.s
Man aud " sshinrien streets.
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Notice.

IL. pers1ns having unsettled accounts win the
n undersigned are respectfully requested 10 call al
~ oise fovef g. H. Mshn's store near the DeIop al
an early date and atiend ~ tho same
o. 1. Robbins.
Rutland, Jan. 9Th 1854. I'll
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OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land Warrants.

By a recent Act Of Congress al is enacted,
That each of the surviving, or the widow or
minorchildren Of deceased commissioned and
nonc0mmissjOned officers, musicians, or pri-
Yates, whether Of regulars, volunteers, rang
ers or militia, who performed military ser
,iCes in any regiment, company or detach-
ment in the service of the United States, In
The war with Great Britain, declared by the
United States on the eighteenth day Of June
1912. or in any OF the Indian wars since 1870
and each Of the commissioned officers who
was engaged in the military service Of the
United States in the late war with Mexico,
and shall be entitled to lands as fuliows
Those who engaged 10 serve twelve
months or during the war, and actually
ser.ei nine months, shall receive one hon
dred and sixty acres: and those who engaged
TO serve six months and actually served four
months. shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged to serve for any or an
indefinite period, and actually served one
month, shall receive forty acres. Provided,
that wherever any officer or soldier was
VOnorablv discharged in consequence Of dis
a5Iily in the service, he shall receive the a
nouot to which he would have been entitled
.ic be had served the foil period for which he
had engaged to serve.
Under the above act, and tGe acts OF Con-
2ress generally, the subscriber offers his ser
vices as agent to procure Land Warrants fox
those entitled to receive them, as above spe-
riGed. lie may De lannd at lis Office in
Str0ulsburg. s. c. BURNETT.
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ss~oUds5uEg ;gw@ F.as5"m
ID.t JeryiS. lImllh CHulE amt Syalt1
fEAGE LINES

The Stroudsburg and Easton
u.rt line Of stages. consists Of excellent IouI
hr-o coaches. and leaves J. J. Pcstens In
,.4a Queen Hotel. Slroudshurg. Pa. every
CAV ,excepl Sundays at O'Clock a. NJ. ar
urng n EasIon be!ore.the departure Of the
..r~ for New YorG, or stages to Bethlehem
suj eutown.
AIine to Mauch Chunk, leaving
at e. o'clock A. N. on Monday, Wednesday
a1d Friday. via Brodaeadsvie. where 1t
cau.ecis with lines to Wilkes Bare q White
Havan. returning on alternate days
g. The following lines leaves Poslens
'a-a. Queen Hotel, Suoudshurg, Pa daily:
i line to Port JerviS. leaving
q. -rulack A. NJ. via Bushkiil. DiHgmaHs
t4al.a aud Milford. Returning, leaves Port
jsr,s Immediately after the arrival Of The
uarnia- ,rain Of cars to New York, at abou,
= o'etagE a. N.
A line TO Scranton, leaving al
: o'clock A. II. via Barlorsvile, Tanners
vile. where II connects with a line to Homes
Gale. and connecting al Scranton with the
cars lor The west.
These lines hold out strong inducements
90 rae travelling publlc--passiug through sec
lions oi The country which are as magnii-
cent and picturesque as anv in the Union.
Having provided themselves with excel
ce!leni coaches, good horses, aud careful
drivers. lhey feel confident that they will be
enabled Id give entire satisfaction TO ali who
viii palrouize them.
STOUFFER & OSTRANDER,
May II. Ie51. PrOprjetors
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New Wholesale and Retail
WINE 81 Liquor STORE,
strouashurs. PA.

StTOulsburS, Pa.
"a The undersigned would inform Land
S5zsAl lords and the public generally, that
they have justopened the above business IN
Stroudsburg, in the store house formerly oc-
cuped bv John II. Melick as Jewelry Store,
and have on hand large stock OF
WINES AND LIQUORS
of all kinds and of the best quality, direct from
the Custom House, which they are prepared
to sell to Landlords and others on the most rea-
sonable terms. Our stock consists of French
Brandy, dark and pale Also, Peach, Black
berry, Cinnamon and Cherry Brandy; Hol-
land Gin, N. E. Rum; Irish, Rye and Apple
Whiskey; Lisbon, Claret, Port, Sweet Mala-
ga, Currant and Champagne Wine, &c. sc.
Also, on hand large stock of Bitters of all
kinds.
Demiiohns, from to gallons; bottles, and
generally any thing that can be asked for in
our line.
Landlords will find it greatly to their ad-
vantare to deal with us. We have no hired
agents to sell and distribute liquors for US at
creat expense, which must be paid for by the
consumer. Those dealing with US we intend
shall be satisfied with the article they get, as
we'll as the price, and whenever they are not,
we will be pleased TO have them return the
tquor, and make the fact known, for we IN
end to make it a permanent business, and
can only do so by dealing honorably. Ali
orders sent US, by stage drivers or others, will
be promptly attended to, the same as though
the person was present dealing for himself.
july 3. 1852. p. S. POSTENS & Co.
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On tie night ofthe 5lh Of November, 1853
man by tie uama OF Isaac Brown, ahscon-
deu from Suogdsg0rC, taking with lim q
Young girl about Il years old, with whom
it is supposed he is Cohabilng. The said
Brown Is So years old, about FIVE feet 10
inches ia height, light compleE.oaej. sandy
nair aud is crossed eved-eyes light blue
and formerly a resident Of Broom County.
Ny. lie is d School Teacher, processes 70
ne a Bapds; and occasionally lurus preacher
The young girl, whom be enliCed away, is
about leet one inch Ia height, rather sicn-
der, dark hair and grey eyes, and has az
jmpediment in her speech.
The said Isaac Brown left a wife and two
chiIdrenin S.roudsburg. The above reward
will be paid for the apprehension and Ge.ir-
grv of said Brown at Suoudsburg, or Is
dollars for his arrest and delivery in any
County Jail, upon information being given
Of this fact 10 the undersigned.
OLIVER D. STONE, Stroudsburg.
Monroe Co. Pa.
CHARLES WATERS, Piymolh,
Luzerne Co. Pa.
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$4,000 Brick.

Just burnt and now on hand for sale by the
subscriber as follows: 350 .0G0 at his kin.
"a, Strouasbarg. and 900, Geo at his kiln al
Uprojsourg, near the Delaware Water Gap
These btick will he sold on tie most reason
are terms. as the subscriber wishes to qul,
the business as soon rs he can dispose Of
hjs stock of brick. He also Offers his hrck
ward. house and lot, with a large body OF clay
~ DulntsourC. all in good order, and new.
Tor sale, Any person wishing to. engage IA
TIE business. can do well by purchasing
SAID establishment.
WILLIAM 5. WINTEMUTE.
Siroudsburg, October q. 1853.
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BLOOD

Al18 C0uslHlEtioR, pan IN the S5a'e ant
4G4Lt@rcatS, AaLago, WhoopjugC0uGh,
gulDi'0fiDH o| Hchcalt, Ljrer compliant
BrouedHjS, and all diseases Of the
throat, lungs and liver cured by Sher-
mans AIl-i-caling Balsam.
RAISING BLOOD & CONSUMPTION
Mr.. Mime, Builder, in Brooklyn, was
attacked with raising Blood, followed by
a cough, pain in the side, and oil the u
suaL symptoms Of consumption. He en-
|p1oycd two Of the best physicians; they
did him no good, and tod him he could
not lire.
Hearing Of the wonderful cures per-
formed by Sherman's Balsam, he sent at
10 o'clock at night to Mrs. Hayes, 1876
Fulton street, and got bottle; it operated
Ike 4 charm, stopped the bleeding and
couch. Before he had taken one bottle
hcWas able to be about his work. It had
saved his life. His daughter, residing at
I27.lIyrtlo Avenue, can attest it.
Miss Ann Naston, Of Williamsburg
Iuinr in Tenth, near South Fourth st,
aaya-TLa6 she had been troubled with a
hacking cough, and painin the chest, for
a long time, which at last become so bad
that She was Obliged to give up her school
Tor more than q year. She then c7umcn-
ced taxing the AlI-Healiug Balsam-
which soon alleTiated her symptoms. She
IS now fast recovering, and has resumed
her laboriou5 occupationas a teacher.
II years 1Ir. John 0'NciI, 10th ave
nue. and DIST street, suffered with a cough,
raising Of phlegm, and pain in his side.
He could get no relief til he tried the
Au-HeaIing Balsam, which drove thcpain
from his side, aIlaycd the cough, and
brought the disease upon the surface; and
before he had taken three bottles, was
entirely cured.
rLEUEIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Baggas, a lady upwards Of 10, re
siding IS Sheriff street, has for years been
subject to attacts Of Picurisy, Raising
Of Blood, severe Cough, Shortncss OF
Breath, Pain in her Head and variosu
parts of her body. Her friends believed
past recovery. The AlI-Uca}ing Balsam
relieved her at once Of all her alarming
symptoms, and now she IS able to attend
to her work.
ASTHMA AND wHooPGEG COUGH.
Mrs. Lucrctia Wells, 50 Christie St;
L. S. BoaIs, 10 Delaney street; ". II.
Youngs, - Walnut St; know the value OF
this great remedy.
Ask for sherman's All-Healing Bal
sam, and see that his written signature is
on each bottle.
Price . cents and 81 per bcttle.
DR.. Shcrman's Worm and Cough Lozen-
gcs for sale at this Office.