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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23
NOTICE.

V'hE Annatl Assfng q ihs RuiianA ana Aid ison
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80 49, m4tirf hlN srvofc ~ h0w l.iis sfaniisa.
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ms isafc certain, i-s expensive .nA leaving ts ~
TEN 10 b'iisf cundifsn, 1t "a Interested rtl aud
uhttu pamphlet drew Continuing ample pt.s. taln
Tho most respectable eprfrs ~ thc hrohrisi fraus
~ H. arr hrr hst VIA irrets irm trb1 rsar,
reucsd fhyficiaps, rbn have used u in theif prar
ice, aud speak from ttfH avn otsettaliuus
NOES.
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D. tauandsFna, y, n. ", H. Mills. NJ. D., Rosb
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son, pWfristsi Agsnts. Holland, VI. hlsn faid ~
Pond Norao Ruusnd Z. Copeland, Midirtnun
thaucry l. Gaze, NfandeH Charles Dhapfoan. Mn4i1.
s,ock e h,rhols, CRsnstan Hifi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

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anf ~ aHnfd 900 ifsfaaffs Do 80 -
uts reg3 eff1aft hEeEf RAIL, hssis'sf
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NEW MlSIC BOON.
Found

ItNE I'd. tis stnestndfs Tafapiks, si-aii
~ - - uiiis east q this village aaalis hsy
Eisfr Mourning shawl. THs owner have
q y r.iliaT Al ihis .life And paYaag rhafFes-
Haiiaba, igHs 10, lrsG Z~1
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SGraved

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i COW. siiai tafns, iHis Fray afrssi The head.
40 ihia 40 nFsh. Any anr rifi1g istlfmzten hsfs
$50 Gov Hssy b. fasa, fetafnisg ksf " me- shah
fefsiss szIasflrf.fn tbsf.ff. GHs
Eauand, lasa "a b. J. gElGGs.
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AND CASTOR OIL
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lmAsllshiEs aRa Cpilleg
TxExn NAM.
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Hf.-l r rsesfts faaffae sas.fa.Hs
1910 ~sf.ia fhs hsH e. tsff fat.t
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SCIENTIFIC ENtntNrr WtHatt tiasssfa ts
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

FIAtto ksEg,AipNF n 9 ''@ea,,,'ea 'hs,
~ tha Probate Dnua a. The said n,sulrt ~ HltlsHd
held al iulasna, 80 aud iof SAID usuist Tho iCth
Jay ~ lu.r, A. % 1854.
ffoHent liHn tisnly nuHan, Iudfs
Nhsfnas Amll Aatusou Adinf. ri th~ sftsta ~
Astip e. Holt, iVtH ~ 1hrtnnfAe. H taid uisinst,
drf"sHcd pt,saie, ha- is day presented a. tbr saiI
Probate Canft, psiitHH in whiting thsfsin s~fiIhs
firth certain facts foaiivn saiI estate g. w.t. shat
saii drceasrd Dies stiked uf the l'esi utr N iso
tracts ~ parceis U fcal srtsts Situate n ssit sirf
burnH, ~ w tne uure Yarn, Ssrd, shd ga sffff
II isndi tal hih a1if usf 81 fcat estate arc rcuni.
bored ~ pa atHrnnt eesdne Iheif Ysiur that twill
be nf The uofrst o al parties concerned thsfrlu 70
soil tbs same me title thsfeie NJ sad ns.
tar, and hcfreis, ffa Irsi esid avgr 20 giant hin
liresfr tn raiitet ths -sne
Therefor, u ,- Ufdafod oy said Probate Cauu 'ht
Ns hthunH snd a"fi-ids az sad petition b. and tna
tano arr hereby fstrurf o. sgefiai srssnn 90 saii
Court 10 be- held 90 tho nhrr ui n Hrgftaf 81 sald
Court in Nuiiaud, TO- said bispirt The % MuAdsy
beng 10 iHih dsi of hf. A. u 1854, aBs iiaf usiit
tnenoi be pittn W pnblishiug certified coiD Il ths
trrufd Githis oir tire weeks Hurrrasist, previous
thereto, iH the Eufnnd County Herald, urW stsspcT
finisd a. sd husisuti Hnd tfsulsttns Ia tho no an
hnfhnud ~ ihnse Interested arisf R Al H fs,Ius
ihicf"scd ffin bJiHF thereby duly pofiitd fhefrof
may uieu nnd ihrrr eppCsf hrtfr ssia Gauu and hr
heard h the pteuttars ~ they fAusf pt
4 inie cDpy freafd. HENRY NALL. Regisiei
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

Ss'a has isilss ~ Ps ZOO ma. la,
= Wv fo'h TIE ha "a eoar .
h'so. Bg'A srslelss are .saaass,.
Skaters ts4 farussall,-rs VII has, L,,S
1 % sssF tAs's uR--.ss4 Esxis.d
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~ Ms ~ ILHhpNf, pE Il fsipeH'tsisd u'si
IfulsV Essgaf.a ~. - - special sssaLm
81 uie frrais fYft ~ ihn saii nlsnici II Eufland
hs.d 90 huHsnd, ia sila ~ AID Uistnsl co. t6e ia
day efJnns, 4 % is3A
Present, iiHH nAHNIf H.TIOS, Judes
Whsieaf rsuaiH instfHHieat 30 "a ffisF dated tho
Vtf dsF ~ a4Frlsf o. lrsa p4fg, runs o. -. ne
taHf sill cod itsfsHisrf q uHfas hngsfs ist ~
clarendon ia ssld rstne Diseased has seer u.i ~
pfcssnfsa q. fAr sai1 ff Bate tuau 3D. ifrufY "a
and Fiig tdgrftsp thc llrgffYfs thffein Hsffrl in
affsf hat fsid arifsnielf f.ff e. fufF pfitsf sar
allowed ~ saii t.'Ni 80 esd issi v4i als ia-s
ffHt
Thsf-fss, Il if,lisItf ~ ,ad Ffatsis Cosii tiat
tAs lt.hsir md ali sffo % tFd saIi
i4-i wi sat irisinfni b.. sfa 90 rsats 40 srfrtg
referred ~ rfsisi -t0s "a ssid fsuft g. ss bod
ai f'f .f.rs % fHs h"r Nfrf 80 f..H iH .sif Flt
isisi sne ist uHaJ % ttfF fas SO esy re- iiHE o.
y. ilsi au Hi1f HiliUs tlfFs.f De- rifsu u5 gahlat
~ asffhrl ...} n 200 ifa.ri q th Hf1ff H.If.
wftks rurfr=ff|t afstl ss iuafsf :, in uia hH.sta
ftHsnif UHfaii, pft aislff afiaffa sfsaif iHnsNf
ia rifHf fiai 80 lffal s leftfH.frd iarfria brlar
ffpfaHY dHif nHHfa ihttrf IHHf fhtn snd fffrs 30.
fssf brlu $50 rHar sad contest asif gi,lists ed
nllaf snfs 81 tarr sss sas.s.
Atnee.qj freflrs. HEFEy nAff.
r.. - NFarfsf.
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Every daf furnishes additional poOi ct The efhcaef
II Mysrs tiusct II Rock E0-e ~ the 81 cfafu-
Ia raii HbsaH, and ali inPuTtes 81 The hlsd- Per
ushfd " fi sefofaiuas Affections uf 1ng kind,
shoad lcs. tiass In ~, Ing H. rHnnis whose chil-
dfeh n al Ifsdsi~aed 10 sersfliA should admin
is,sF freely. ~ attending @ the sdsise, they viii
eonief blessing upas their ofisFTihF Efeaief than
Anything they can bsqassth 10 then, VIA healthy
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LlTIR REPORT.
|pr17oNal xrws NY rHr caxsn.

DJT7o.SiL -sfgs NY TBE CANADA
June ~, 6530 p. N.
troops sent to Silistria were expect
arrive there about the 18th inst.
believed that deep political move
are in progress. al vien"s. heiween
Emperor of Austria aud the King Of
pa.
Cons,aniinople letter says that the ar
r'neoi concerning Sevia has been de-
Dsy agreed upon between the Divan
/ NJ Austrian intef-nnneio. These AZ
nmeHis guarantee that Serisn terms
be respected 30 long as symptoms
pg for the pronp, intervention Of Aus
y No, occur. The Servisn militia, To
snbef Of Abou, $1,000 men, ~Il be
s,der arms.
|.adsi'.s,,-Tbe leading circulars are
conflicting, sone reporting prices a
higher and oshers uise lower. Tao
Is, the market remains unchanged
the iass Steamer.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
rrsurh, Snne n, II o'clok A. n.
be DeDoente Convention Is now in
on- j, u ascertAined ihsi there s
'si'e majority prsoni against the Ne
% bal, and the ssailablo candidate.
, bending word TIA, they ~ill no, stand
h's, n resolutions supporting thai
snre are passed. The e1ciisnent Ia
iderAele among them, and Government
-eosders are doing their best Insecure
e al lsass, on The suhlecL
q Asnoad D.spaieA
JAY n, 4 O'clock r. NJ.
learn that the old I.iBs Demoeuu
ais Coa'eHsson, Al Mompehsr, BOlni.
yss corsrnor,
NrhGfrr CLaKs, q Poul,ne,. a
4 Isr Lss~i cetarsr, v
NNhnIs Mlrroess, u PcAeh.n-
f6S Ttassgsr.
J. n Paes. q MoH,pcllet.
'assa .sssly declined bong a ean4i-
''' rs-ssoeilsA. NJ Msuaeks ia
nSsni fres soilef.
y A'a1es Ala dselisod . rr mona.
- ''~ NE oslss II i1aal Gov.
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ffATE ~ TfHaphT D iffsassalsffr5 nisi
I...ffti Y A.asaa. o. D. sisrfisi ssi.s.. -
zee rnsf- ln a isa salf = ffff q k.iiaif isiA
% AsfIsal $50 - 49, tssszt "a a. - 60 "A
lufs. 8 n lssi.
frsshf. il-a hswtf husf, fls.
a Hrfsaa. faffHf. d. lf0sseaflH f.NHf fftff 10
arfa 49, q ~ a. itsi eigaffa q l. a. 80
rIu eco ftsfaffftf 30 .asia ~ tfsHi isif q D '.r
i..aa'a Is saia ata.aif tffsassf 49, 49, iii ~
ifrsralsa a. fsa asid l.asil t.iHsif hI hrHif h =
.rir zoe ftffAlf ta.ifI- sataff Al ritrf in- go
fFstiHraf a.sI a. saIf gfafff go fil4na4 - $50
iHarl - $50 lsaf aia 30 Is4isfaast
fteteflsf o. = fsrfHa y go ESQ ts4f ~ 90
seff FE4 sis.a isas Hf tta iIasssfsf - 49, irfi
ala 80 tr4.fe.sr. ~ 80 a. ssa.a - tHtft1 q
aFial g. ffeesf aarsaa - ~ tsasn 4 - "a -
g. stff "a taa fslaf - ss.s issi "a ~ stft p
tsE isiafffr 10 o a. fasls ftitf 40 = 81 q
trIf q q. lsaf 80 uff nffss fasff = fifss -
..i.as f4liI1fl tssy e ~ ffe1ff n Hf -ffsi
tfff sea- fffrassfsff ffsssalf nsfsti ~ tif Nel
Isfas laT Nsfsldi 4ssf fsstff fftfiss q 49, -
4f.Hf rttaf faff 80 ffusss isisstffa tNsfsas D.
"a .talrfs aaif astars faffrrf aaf ifaf fa4 isfa
sIsaaf aIas 49, t.sH go sse.sfs $50 sst4Is 49,
s.IHs $50 : ~ - fss-f -
-. - = sss-s sIAsF AAfL. sss-a.s
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sIAlE ~ NEENnNri DE o. RrNEMHEn.
~ n'r' II hm'aad, 70. DID. usta spscisl
srrH'Hu Of me fulnfs Cont ~ als ssia District ~
hnilHhd held ~ Hnuana lu and hf uad D,siflrt. "a
a.. ~ dsY o. June, 4 -. 1854.
frfeut. Hon ltsitCy iiuunn, Indre.
Nhsras, Nutmsn .. naWltf ~ SAID nhusna
Canadian 81 twa " Bose minor thiIdfru. Go wiz Ir'
laHuo' T. Dswloy snd iaFas e.. pHwlry, has tbs 90
pfcsautef ~ the .ntd Probate Conn., snU0H in ~ II
e therein setting fora hat hs said ward ere sfa
"a AZ uns equal undivided fsuuis pat ofs dwsliMr
house aud l,t 90 ifn we-t san nf me street lu Gee,
east village N Rutland called toisgc Place now ns.
cuF'd by ra,d Mormon y DsWley and willard ".
Russell tha' VIII b conducive Ca i've interest of 81.
sah wards "a Fei fhrif Interest therein and " p tns
awaits thsrraf ~ interest md thefr" fegsasi,n ssA
Count 70 giant him h,rusr 90 cell tHs same
fhotsiYtr, itts urdefed By said Probate CGpu that
he hearing aRi drflrinH n saii petioh be- Bod tha
sarc are hrfhY fsfrued 90, stated s-a-an II ssid
teaf a. b. hsit ~ tie nfheo The iirgssrf ~ ssil
Coat 10 said BHiiaHa iir iai hosdaf, being Poe
80 day Of July a. o. fslt sd nofire fiefuif b. 81.
sp By publishing toHihsi cOpy Il tho f.eofd Il ib.
etdrf fs' week essivfs pfsSaHs tffrfr 10 10
ltntand tsuniy Hffsld, rev Hpagsf psnirI ~ ssld
Rutland and tfeulaunf be- she HoIghbnfiio..d q
tsso Interested a usdef ihst ~ prisnns interested
mefrin being uefshy duly raiiisd iiespof may fn-n
bgi ihcft FPgsaf hrfrf raid Coe and b. AttFi Boz Tho
pfuu.iacs v they rrs cause rs
uae eopl airsoafi. HENRY HALL. Esrstsf
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mn. >. ~, aApCuTsrs
Celebrated Catholicon,
For The rflri { carr u sniierine ftmaltA

itsisuis SEQ etn
ireutfF iis rufa
i've 3 w~fa 49, 40
tiis dlarssrs hf
iish 10 t- sm
tarndrj usasilf
rAlirt
lrm g. C.af'.ii 20
90 ibese afu 20
.tsfstF uftst. ut
tnltihT offhH
vs. unih. frUuH S.
Hus. ~ Nhiifst
tnHa SO lvftts
aaffns ten IL
rFpsrtn~ 90 ftis
" nsa iNsttss
"a Hssaresttsr.
urIl,aliihat Fsts
rut. etrfHtasfn5
70 tsHrsutsR
AirrsrrttflVH 40
4 ftsFlef fsrrHt
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Shoes! SHOES.
Preach Shirt Bs.ems.

sssJ 49, srs.s ~ Craiss.ss's st.iss. - 49,
~ sE9. a. FALhE&
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Carncis & Itrucyeis.

ISA. LA'DoN hsys nsds =, 7rIsussasai 4,
~ = b. s1pidfd - ~ I'm nee ftfits ~ spratfl,
Fati'fa sd itgfaa tststa fum fs a. fis hr nisf.
"is'n'fifs in no etnfgi aud sat and riii ais aye
s-'ti anf rfy! uff kefp lHw b. b.siebt ~
NH~ hnfh 90 ts-l.n. Any anu uithinf g. hl.F aA
d. aril ga fsii and sEaHIns fhs rfw ritt 4ssffsrf
'ni-frfts a. the pusehas.I ]. 4 LAhBgN.
March T.. 1854
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PARASOlS.

CHAT rsfsil, iFsan y r.. O. q % stfh, NAY
= Aa1d q Li.fohB Z oHCOOB-i
tsaisf kunais. Nay b., is2a
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White Grape shawls.
How to avoid warm weather

lafFs A.sustsasai .ast fefsirnd anl 81 sale ~
gIH. u fAfNfE,
sllana gcns ~ IS ast .st..r a
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Farm Wanted.

TUE subscriber vishss e. purchase = Farm, pleas
! Antlg situated worth from Ssls,g a. st0un 1huse
having such 70 displse o. sd please address c. ".
~ ntistrn, Mass 9fW3
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Nrw ,oRN lp,tRrIsEHENrS.

fsas fat tsatfsssa tftsstfHsr setfef ~
a. "a. rpFTNsDtt.i &C.
laa SksaAu o. ~ sat % Et,ts g. sssisa
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Clements Splendid Line Of steamers
Through 'TicIkots

Tan be procured ~ the AFrhtr Of the LINE, fsst ~
Buffalo, and At the Office, VI. 6. r. h Wharf Hafsla.
Passengers ~ishiAf - g. thrugh by Railroad ffom
Bsd8io eau have tickets EXCHANGED BY paying The dif
ference an fare. CHARLES y. NOBLE,
Bnnala 1884. GsHcrsl Agsaf, HsBale.
". ~. HAGADoHN, ayeHf, ksflaad g6ff
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"" ~ W y TT-TTTNT- !" HFTIT"
eaia fi tand a Naist. HutisHI e. g. tsse nssH
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= ". BROWNING, Merchant Tailor,

under the United States Hotel, having en-
iarged and improved his store, would now respect
fully call the attention of citizens, and strangers
visiting Washington, to his well-selected stock oi
French and English cloths, cassimeres, and vest
ings, of the newest and most elegant styles OF
goods from the New York market
Having had twenty years experience IN the
purchase of goods from the best importing houses
in the United States, with such advantages as will
enable him to offer them to the public on such
terms as will give entire satisfaction to the pur-
chasers and in view Of increasing his business,
he has purchased an unusual large stock OF goods,
such as will defy competition for their beauty,
style, and cheapness.
Ali he asks is a call before you purchase else
where, and he viii convince you that you will
save your money by so doing. A suit of othes
can be made up in the most elegant style at twelve
hours notice.
Superior Ready-made Clothing.
have on hand superior assortment of ready
made clothing, of my own work, made up in the
most fashionable manner, such as overcoats IN
various styles, frock and dress coats, and also
pants and vests, which will be sold at much less
price than work made TO order.
NIB. Sole agent for SCOTS report OF Fashions
or the District. +
Oct. l5-6m. (n)
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By tho Author OF the Republic Of the
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having Just published an octave edition OF the
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United States, expounding the Constitution, sub
sisting Treaties with foreign nations, and the IN
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UyaTcHas.ssATcn44s.--s.s.ss .--s. u savage,

WATCH rs. w ATCki aas !---s. y savage,
wv No. 80 Fulton street, New York. has an ex-
tensive assortment of fine Watches, consisting OF
T. F. Cooper's Duplex, M. J. Tobias Cos, H.
& q. Beesley's, Joseph Johnson, IS Church street,
Liverpool, &c, &C., varying in price from we or
Sl00 Gold Lepines, four holes jeweled, $25;
Detached Levers, thirteen jewels, $50; superior
full Jewelled English Gold Levers from $50 to 500.
The whole the above watches are carefully Sc
lected by myself, and being put up under my own
inspection, can warrant perfect time-keepers.
Gold Pens, OF my own make, OF superior work
manship warranted TO retain their points, for So,
So and S4 Pens without cases, IS cents, ST SO,
So anu $50. Sent to all parts ofthe country free OF
postage. Old pens re-poin,ed and made equal 10
new for 50 cents. Dec l7>-lv
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man who has had twenty years experience as
parliamentary legal aud general reporter, both IN
Europe and America having several leisure hours
each day proposes to devote them 10 the service
OF any gentleman having writing TO do, either tor
the press or Of any other description. Desiring
some mode of employing those hours until the ad-
journment Of the present session Of Congress, ne
is perfectly indiaSnen as to the character Of the
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corner Of al street and Missouri avenue, will meet
with prompt attention. References Of the highest
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Sketches ofthe Campaign in Northern Me xco
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