davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

CTEAM WEEKLY betweea NlGW-fORk ana
, ITVll pool t4ading AID e-nbsItns p1sssl ger s'
prernsto-- Ire sud he Liverpool. New- OK ara ~, MI
sterhi. Scainsp Company iptert dtpsebnB tHsH iul'
u,,ger j Cijce bBil ron S,eamshifs ssiolowG "a
ttTY 90 NfM-f Ubh.......'..'S 'SeiH4i'y 80 %
CITY or WASHINGTON. .sasufd'y Noy' "; s;,,
AID every sATURDAi. ~ noon, from tlcf No 'N0i"'
River. o,r co.-,t,rv Of
Sea-. an na-s.ueor leaving The uld states arc fel-o'
cure pl.spoit before going sn board oi Tie s'eaiet
Raj rf1ft 90. -.
EIEgT CABIN S15 sIEEkA0E.'..' ~
T. Ca5u 70 London ~ Seesgs to london'''''' o.
fit "a .l 10 Pai5..... 35 seto.n 20 Inf.''.'''''
lri Cbia t. nsmbrg. Gii isltefag' 10 Hamburg 90
Psrerrers ol ID forwarded 10 usue, Blenen, h0''e!la"
Ap.u.cfp. &c, ct equally low ratea. ,,,..
Persons sitting TO brig out The ideid can 2uy yi -
.ter Il,vi-r rates to Nsw-iork Prom Liverpool or
OrCcus,owr t Cabin $50, $50, ana 10 '''e''s' '
lI.rrpsoi $40. From Ouee. ltoWn, +SI .,
Il.se steamers have y accomuoi.i rs ~ . a.
ae-s anil any .rreri need Surgeons Ih.y a.o ~ ~
,,s-th. iron Sections aud have Patent rare Ahhi'ha''i'
OF oUd. r,.ot 4. WILLIAM
TiNfA. A.ent 80. WaicT st. IN olafsn" 70 N.ti ~,
NtN 40 5 ~ TnOch-q sre In Sneei.to"., ~ -,
N SEYMOUR CO.; IA London % p - g. - i, ~
IA F;,r Wiiiiamst iu Paris TO JULES DEg 20 y,
ploer "a 4 Gourse IN Phil de- pha 10 ibliN " "--' -
nj Wainut.s or st the Company's Once. ~
John o. DALE. Agent, no. u oiosa"SI ~ l.
- J u =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
SUPREME COURT City \, and County of, Of New,

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
~ York--JANE KNOWLES, Painif, sgainst WILLIAM
Contract ICON not served ITO the Defendant WILLIAM
c. JOHNSON: Yeu hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint IN his action which viii be filed IN tho
Office OF the CeS heCiy and County Of New Nok At the
City Hall In sad city and TO serve copy Of your TO the
said complaint on tn subscriber his Office No 335 Brooms
81 CITY Of New ork within twenty days after the service
this yeu exclusive othe day Of such services
and If you fall the said complaint within the time
aoI essd the plaintiff In this action will take udgnsn, against
YOU for the Of three thousand dollars with interest
thonssn hundred and hy dollars from the hrst dsy
Jupe 1860 and interest hundred and hy dollars ron
the first day Of Jauuay 1861 beside the costs OF this is-
Dated August 8, lsnl
No. 3}l Broome IT,. n. y.
Tie complaint. In this scon filed In the Ohee Of the
Clerk OF the City aud County OF inte state New
York the 18th day Of August 1884, st the City H U sa
sity.-Dased August 10, 1861
L. b. PERT Plsnsif's Attorney .
aul9 Iaw6ms Nc 33S Broome st., ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF new
- York.-ELIZABE SLATER against HENHf sLh. .h.
TER 10 the defendant above named; Yen are Lesy
summoned and required to the complaint IN no "a
ton which hled in the office Of The CieA she o.
County OF NewYork At the City Hsl IN the Viy :. ,SsI
York State of New-Nork the hth dsY OF Augu,L ~
and 10 serve copy Of your answer to tho said
the Subscriber his oce No 10 wssIsst G tns ss .s
N,wYok, within twenty days ateI the a,v and yoa
s to snswer tho sad pant within The tune ao's.s.
the plaintiff in this action wall apply 70 ne 1oy A1rs.
5th 1851 r. 4. .ooiAh'
(l8- law6wTu
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

awe ufe MRS. wINsLOw7S SOOTHING sYRUP
daily aud would sdyss al parea to Pr9eusS surPy-Rev
Aaron Jones IT, Editor Of Tho MFPi Baptist Publ,hed
Al Jaok'on.
We will .csch oar sgsI" to ssJ "A btE''iSa
ox Mas, wIsHoS"-for Lslp1s her to 'uryive
and cscspe Tie sifisg. oolisiiur AMI teehirs h'so
We ceufm every word st fo,tA Ia tie Pao'PEorrt u
performs yrecl,ely VIA. posr,ss to Tr1sH every Ta'
ofh-uohirslsa. Away viii your csftia" 'Paf'g ia"
Drops" "Laat,uum," and ever other Narcotic" By
babe 4 dmEgeI iulo siurlIy. and repiered d4l
aad liioiis for He.
We have ssea Mr wll,ioxkrow her only throurh
the preparation other "soopy Syrup or Children Teeth.
ing" live had ths power. wouil L.l. o., g.
physical savior to the inflairacs.
Rev. C. I. wei,er to tAs "Gefmsa Re'olHsl Me.ssn-
ger" ct Cbaabsnburs Pean.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
Groceries ano 1lrcpisions.

- - ~-~---~->-~
t,ACELSlOR FAMILY FL0UR--The best
m Va ts ct warranted to suit; piice 81 per bbl dev
49, '' '''l4ed Without extra chafge
W. o. GILLETTE, No 2Ol Front st..
------------a, near Fulton ferry.
Join DWIGHT q, Co
- ,.,,,,., -. -, banus,cstrer. ~
No 11nn9.ArE ii or SODA SAL SODA. ETC.
Pige CjE N ,r 20 sn,,sr9asrey lselv-YoFk
70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pm
= ShkNhD OlNoER only Al per jar, a.
J. y. STEARNS, No GO ce1,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
ClTean Gieomers.

NOR CALIFORNIA yia PANAMA.--A first.
4 css4 apaner viii leagc Nsvf ok IN the It. ii n ara
Plat Of sch onth eIccp. when the'a dates is c1 eJDAf
when ilo Gsy of departure viii be iae MONpAi gu9gu5
,re,n. w. ~ w. = 30 ID. b. hLBEN. Agoas
EOP SOUTHAMPTON AND HANRE,
Ton SATURDAY. DEC 7.--Tis United s@e, Nai
sfe,,.r FiITJN J. A. Weto1 % .4uardei al 'si: iini
lief a 80 NcrE Rive, foot Of BeehsI, on sAI''"Ai'
Dec. al noon. -,-.. - ,,,
Ia zines M Jcr dee T. iosed by water gbi conli artnen'
ids othr result tend In the event Of collision 1t
,tdpg 10 Keep he pumps free 70 work, nd secue ue
ssfev ~ vessel auJ pgssenseIs
-" ''''''' " ''''s' ~''' SAMUEL 81. FOX.
GRO MACKENZIE
hgeits 10 Broadway.
r,,, ,.,.,rer AT AGO will sail Tauuay t.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
60 Wbom 1t man Concern.

CfrY or Nsw-YoEK DRPARTHKNT or FfxAScR.)
BUREAU OF rHK RECEIVER oP TAxEs.
NEW COURT-HoUsE, PARK Roy 9, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, that per cent will
~ be added the Let dag o December on all Taxes re-
naming unpaid also that per cent viii be added the 18th
ssy Of December
To avoid inconvenience and delay taxpayers are eanesy
s'ed not 10 wait until the last u tnis M jnh.
Oics hours, from "a 10. 90 p IN.
JAMES KELLY. Receiver Of Texes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
lEW-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILRO AID
u. WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMLNCiNG NJtEhBER II, 100

Passenger Station in New-YOrk cor. 27th.t and 4h
Entrance on 21thtl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

y1or NljEVALK. DANEULY, dc. - Th
Is - ,.TCE PRICE iesyre Catbarnr.Narset
- itE,aAY. THlGsVAi aud sAiVRDAH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

.NTTW-YORK. HARLEM, AND ALBANY
y RtjiaUAD.-Fcr ~ s4y Troy North, ana We b.
N X-tfr h-rearrt'fnt comm nctrg Mpndty NOV =
r- ,-Ie..a o. go TzprC.s ~ - ifaln ieom : I, ~
D--af sl.pflpr "a White Isps lnd lJ Hei'ns norm lp
c. h- Pom coffcn and o. hmte'h'oA 20 i'Hu ''
Fa- Crooa Fau p 70. from 2stlrs Depot Stopping ss
% stations I'rsh oi 4n.kyiie. 49, -. ,.,. -,,.,.
Gr.ln n-u-.'- Depot stopping AZ al siatiea-
fo, White Pnus-5.i9 j. ni lrem "Dlss-'t DepoN s''i~
loT Viaills.bi-e-}.i5 ii:isa n. and 2:al 400 =;
CAS- sud 131 p. o., rom 2olhat Depot st'pP"s " az
pETU1VryG WILL LEAVE ,..-.,.,.
Alb1uy-lac9a u Express hsi lfain ,toPlls ~ 1u 81 ~
t.l ilr Ne,T 'ugS 1scuEcrs orl , III 81.
CrotonFl8s IN, stoPFing a. az ss''0N' h'''u %
WA!io Plus--C:O 75 10 a. m.. sal i:l5 m, stopping
Wibsaistrid-s-5.31 10 aud pm, stepping ot al ga
,iorr JOHN BDECIiiLL, Asst Sapt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

"nn. wINsLows SOOTHING sYRUPh,s n uuprece.
disd ,,c wiA me- since ny hsye asocairsl
mes Tiii a lr hu. time IN ,ddy hvs yeirt drug tei
ne.s th, have iudorse5 nslicne g.. inl-e good qlal.
ue. know it gses the sresie.t flcton P4rcns aaI
aulss- sa3drg resfanl qoe,uds. whla .ly UNPLEASANT
Effects attending itA use.
"GEOBCE A. FOWLER sf0unf,rd.n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
rteom,oals oa0 rGilro1oa.

Ctsninttlt5 0U0 I.NiHV1'''
,-1oI, -Nlj.WAJK. DANEULI, dc. - Tho +
4 .......r tsIGE PulCE esvrs Catbarnr,Am.et
- ttg,gAY THlE,pAf aud sAIoHDAH I"
T7OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW 4
4 POgT and FALL RI fR-gbe rp'cqdit eHd "a slls,l%
eye.y TIisDAY THURSDAY. ggd IS SATgEDAs{' 6ia a
0e. 2 "a eSq eSq9esH,slFsDAy sHsl and FRIDAY II O'Clock
NJ M IA. ron fcr 40. 3N. r. ,.
eIeseIop roons , Ti be, De IessrGS 5a s q ,s "
IIhtt6 boston l. forwarded thgodgG With great di'p'eA
oy WM. bi6GDES, Agent. Eos. 'o'Hd Il wo't'h
T,OSToy DAILY ,ia GROTON. The steam
ID .-- COMMONWEALTH ard PLl lhOOiH klgN,
ION Per 50. la. % & p a., WN EDWARDS Agent once
Ec. rs Wes-t
I wTIGnTBOATto NEW-lIAFEN.--T The TR Nv.
~ tiR esycs & ~ 20. N, aTyias IN tme io ro.uns W
Et ard n if-l "a leave, Nsw.iibSen a. II p M
Irgy0 ROSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
pCRq by sfOpF ~ S3,.--ftfyes 2.0'st. fbfy p
NJ srric 10 troslohce f:30ru; it;ly ain a,!se ~
Ma Cec 5'3o Pmi nm H. Po,, P '''
'lir' ia f'd'a'' '-0 S'J j. 'c1Ldo6S sapcireraen'
yrrw-lTRsEY RAILRoAD-.Fcr PHIL
" DPLPHrA and the SOUTH ard VE5F via lEN
Try CiTY.5is and lxrre's Lines iss'e 81
so, ~ fr IN. eirpui and ho West s1d for Balr re aud
through baggage cheSlsd n a. M ..s aus sapeutsudent
Kotsggsfe viii be received for any t,!n. g,' deliveries
siss6ed rs minute ia sdvsnee Of the time CT savr.
g7GP ORIENT. GREENPORT. SAC IlAi-
1 y BOP &C. -s.rau.r MASSACHUSETTS,, taf'. iisv,qs ,
loo lip en- TUESDAY, TIL ESDAI and san ti'
iDNY 4FITENCONs. n O'clock WIN .4sirncn iu,nin
= fro 4ir. Urrh vcs- Now T. lraylng " f'4i4'-'AA 'H
r. sAVthuAA AFTHEN OONS. OF o'clock.
!. "I-DcON PIy'FR Railroads.&c. ALBA
{. IA Nv ,nd TnoY. COMM CITING WITH TRAIN1
p NORTH erdWEST Trains leave; p e,,h,
from Chsmhcrs-st. .. ., ~ rom ? .t 80. q, .,l
Erpgoss and IL ~, and ~ 7;!S Il' T. MI "
era = ab11v with sleep lJ:isp m Sunday. incudsd
irs5al l.,S ,, p - At .a1 +, g. m aud li2j lc:'5 p u
ArA .f ;. p H.
Pfekstii train. D g r. m. .. o. . f'm
Sing Sir rain Q Boa ~ 4iy " 'a' NJ anu ~
. p ~ .., -. An IN ':sS o. m
Ia'ft'"- t-in' y ID Al SMITH supeTn.eudsns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

We h-yc spoken vr Lis ss.-r fss 'o byesi VI s.A
who parents. We know IL good vaIae and have
prreuced Of lie dcA bciins 'Lleh rcs4,t rom h,
use"-Bey. sylysuus Cobb Bosion CAf.sl.u Freeman"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

doors open sta ocloct)
PEoenAaNE: hWo's Qo-rtet f. D yP ~ h'Ii' 3es
and Beethoyen's Quartet 10 G mn. (op. le, No.4)
Subscriptions win be received al Wm W. Roses Boes
Fonoe-st aud al q. Westelnan Co.'S Nc. 40 BosaWa ~
Nsw-York 40
One subsciipion ticket 70 four Soiees $Ji Three 90
81, Sinals tickets for each S irce, -.
Iiekets to The fr 5feseion, hllf price
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
hTOTICE fnr REnEMPTI0N Of pRopEnrY

kOIlCE for REDEMPTION of PROPERTY
~ SOLD Tor UNPAID TANES AID CkDrON WATER
RENTS in JUNE l9-PCblc notice Is hereby given 70 tbs
o"rers occnpants Otherwise iHtTc t5d therein
tht the deeed statement o the property sold in June 1860
for Tie unpaid taxes Of 1885, ard Tie unpsid Croton water
ients Of 1885, is published in The Commercial Ad7eTisor on
taesdys snd fdys Of each week describing the property
% sold and the time when the be redeemed Ia
de.sut OF which le1fes viii he ifsDcd therefor
JOSEPH q. PINCKNEY Clerk Of hrrears
Department Of Finance, Bureau Of Arrears Oct 22 1901
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

THAT LIVE YANKEE DOODLE.-The
New Orleans True Delta Of the 25th has the
following paragraph:
- The intelligence from Virginia, announ-
cling the invasion of her sacred soil by the
armed minions of Lincoln created great eX-
element last evening. Reading Of the death
of Ellsworth of Chicago Iouave notoriety,the
people only wished that Gen. Butler had
been there to share the same fate That live
Yankee doodle will, no doubt, be attended
to an early opportunity"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
AMIAnLE COMMUNISTS or rnE CnIvALnY

AMIABLE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHIvALRY
The Memphis Avalanche compliments one
of Tennessee's best Union patriots in the fol
lowing fashionable Southern style:
alt seems that Emerson Etheridge is anxious
to share the traitors doom death upon the gal
lows. lie is determined to make tie Southern
people hang him. This they will do. The
miserable scoundrrl has already exhausted the
patience of our people. He is a miserable spy
Fire and ageot should he applied to his stink
ing carcass"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

OFFICERS OF THE SECOND VERMONT
REGIMENT-It is considered settled that the
following will be among the officers appointed
for the Second Vermont Regiment, enlisted
under the three years requSltion George J
Stannard, of St. Adams, Lieutenant Colonel
c. ii. Joyce, of Mortified, Major; Perley P
Pitkin, OF East Montpelier, Quarter Master
The appointment of the Colonel, and the
remaining officers, is yet under advisement
u w. FreeD3eu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
Musical instruments.

NUSICAL.-Music made easy, or the
w Science of Violin Playing taught in "a lessons
by Mr.. j. WELLS. Young of Musical tai
ent, who wish to acquire thorough knowledge OF
this instrument and TO become professional players,
can accomplish this by placing themselves under my
instruction short space of time.
TERMS FOR "a LESSONS, SIS
Lancing lessons given if required The finest
Italian Strings always on hand and for sale.
Application by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
J 5. WELLS.
left Wells, VI.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

PAPER MILL IN LEE BURNr.-The Baird
paper-mill, in Lee, caught fire from some I'M
known reason Wednesday morning, and was
totally destroyed with all its contents. The
loss will not be far from $4,000, on which
there is an insurance OF $4,000.
SUGGEsrIoN.-It is said that General
SOFT, being asked what he meant to do with
jeff Davis, for answer stretched out his open
M WI -.-I .LnM.E AL.4---- =.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

The fruit blossoms and early vegetables
suffered much mi>chiefin and around Ro-
chester, New York, from the tremendous
gale on the 27th Many fields look as if a
frost had nipped vegetation-trees were up
rooted, and miles Of fences Frustrated,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
DR.. c. II. SHOLES,
TIC INFIRMA AIRY,
~ COURT STREET.

BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention tor the last
fifteen years, the treatment of the ReH;O-HytHayv
organs fand having had large practice IN this spe
cialiy claim the best possible advantages TOR treat
ment the " OTld has yet discovered
have been advised by many Of our best medical
ady ertise m remedies for the people general
H. from the tAost Hssd my dare
not ask fytSHd iea.yA 10 dtr,ct ilstH.
TO THE IMPOIfKNT AND DEBILITATED.
SPERMATORRHRA, Or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, / di
vide into three sta ge9 -
lit. NIGHTLY EMissIcEs, which my Eclectic Life
Drops viii cure in VERY short time without failure
ID. DAILY DIsCHA RGEs. There are more cases Of
this than the world l. aware OF. some Of the lymp
tons are high-coloreA and scaHty excavations from
the bladder. with AmArting sensation attending II,
sometimes with q tufDid sediment, and al others q
milk-like appearance. have analyzed many speci-
mems of this mature and in all cases have found
ces or Semen and Albumen, which If sure 10 pro
duce death Consumption, unless il is checked by
medica treatment.
LOOK 10 YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd Loss or MUSCULAR POWER. Such cases may
be cured by similar means ii the patient be in other
wise tolerable health
Best French Prove htstives at low prices.
See my advertisement IN the Boston Herald, and
YOU learn a more ful description of such cases
Address C. H SHaLES, NJ D, ~ Court Street
Boston. 2Iy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
Watches, JeWeIry, &c.
Albany Wholesale md Retail
JEWELRY AND WATCH EMPORIUM,
STEIN & BRO, 54s BROADWAY

Offer 'ne trade and community at large at the
lowest New iork prices, large stock of fine gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry, and splendid sort-
ment OF Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch-makers
will lind 1t an inducement to call and examine their
stock: 9alYanizing, Plating and fine gliding on
watches, done for from 81 so to IS
35-ly STEIN BROTHERS.. 548 Broadway.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
Instruction.
(tASTLETON MEDICAL COLLEGE

SURGICAL CLINIC.
A Clinic for advice and treatment in Surgical dis
eases will he held at tie College Building. by the
Profess or OF Surgery, every
WEDNE> DAY AFTERNOON
during the Lecture Term which commences March
lst. and continue sixteen weeks
Superior advantages VIII be found here Tor the
successful treatment OF deformity diseases of bones
and ioints. &c. and all disease Of the
EYE AND EAR.
All important operations performed before the
Glass will be gratuitOus those whose circumstances
forbid their being at any expense
Acc0mm OdatiOus at low rates will he provided tor
patients from abroad.
f.. X. SANBORN. NJ D.,
Prot surgery. CastletOn Med. Col.
Rutland. Feb. 1861 S4ms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
TYP WITH YOUR STARS AND

TIP WITH YOUR STARS AND
~ Stripes All aboard for War and if We can't
lit you out with suitable equippage, can direct
you where to find
Ii AIREE SRS
of any -tye and quality suitable for Farming Team
ing or SPORTING a. also Gil other articles connected
with this branch Of business and al prices that will
astonish GU and your neighbors.
Feeling very thankful to our many friends and
patrons Casteton and vicinity for past faVors and
liberal patronage the undersigned would solicit not
only continuance, put an increase OF the same, as
suring YOU satisfaction in all things; and would also
direct YOUR attention. TO newly opened
HARNESS SHOP IN WEST RUTLAND.
near r r Mead's store, where you will find Mr..
Henry JOHNSON, waiting, ready and willing to sup
ply YOU with anything in our line, at prices that can
not fail TO suit.
Trimming OF all kinds done 10 order. and to suit
and very low for cash.
Please call and see and il we cannot suit you IN
quality pric., terms &c then We will give IN thar
70 not-sRTfat<I
ID, b COTTON.
DIV may LIT Fairhayen, VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

TuE MUsKET A. a REF0REEK.-A St.
Louis correspondent, discussing the late rev.
olution OF public opinion there in favor Of the
Government and thu Union, apty says: -
"What Il wonderful iashioner Of public
opinion is the musket-esperially the Mimic
rifle musket, made in the town Of Springfield,
in the commonwealth OF MasSa husetts, such
as have seen doing service in the hands Of
patriotic men in this city. God bless that no
BILE State She Is a power in every nook
and corAer Of the land. The armory at
Springfield. twelve hundred miles away, has
within the last two weeks manufactured
more patriotism. in this region round about,
than all the sermons which have ever been
preached here since the frs white man squat
on the soil. What a lesson for teachers in
Israel. Let them solidiiy their IDEAS to the
consistency Of leaden bullets-get a rood
Mimic rile-ram the charge home well-take
sure aim-fire, when the order is given then
they will discharge their duties and pieces
both at the same time, and have the satistac-
ton of having done something towards ma
king this world a decent habitaton, by nd
ding it of traitors and scoundres.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

SECOND VERMONT tEGIMENE-i ID
Regiment of Vermont Volunteer, i. to rem
ezvous at-Burn4.ou, on Thursday next, in
accordance with General Order No. IA, is
sued from the Office Of the Adiutant and In
spertor General, on Monday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

GAKIBALDI AND PoLAND-The following
letter has been addressed by Garibaldi to the
Polish General MicrosIawski
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

4 CARD.-The American Watch Com
~ pany, Of Watham, Mass, begs TO call the at
tenton of the public to the following emphatic
commentator of Watham Watches, which has been
politely given by the leading practical Watchmakers
and Jewellers throughout the United States. The
entire list of signatures to, it, in the Eastern
States is quite too long for publication in one adver-
tisement; but the names presented will be recog-
nzed by those acquainted with the Trade in this vi
cinity being in the highest degree respectable and
influential. At their establishments may always be
found the genuine watches of the Company's man
ufacture, in great variety and at uniform prices
Signatures from many cities and towns of New
England, not fully represented in this list will ap-
pear in future advertisement
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, practical Watchmakers and
dealers in Watches, having bought and sold Ameri
can Watches for a mum of years past and having
dealt in all kinds OF foreign watches for muhc
longer period of time. beg to state that they have
never dealt in watches which, class or in indi-
vidual instances have been more satisfactory to
themselves and customers whether in respect of dH
rability, beauty of finish mathematcallY correct
proportions, accurate compensation and adjustment
or of fine tme-keeping results than those manufac-
tured by the Waltham Company"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
Vow ARD OCIATION
l. PHlLA DELPHIA.

TAPESTRY INGRAM, Superfine three ply Car:
l. petng, at FRENCH kINGSLEY'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
NLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN

900 BUSHELS TIMOTHY 1000 lbs LARGE
s0tjj Northern Glover aud Hungarian Grass Seed
FRENCH & KINGSLEY S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06
EAGLF FOUNDRY u MACHINE
DUTLAND FOUNDRY AND MA

1 = CHINE SHOP 20. Near Rutland * BurlIng
ton Railroad Depot Furnace Street. Rutland, VT
JOEL b HARRIS, Agent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

100 BBLS. FRESH CEMENT, at ..,,,,.,..,,
IjO FRENCH Il kINGSLEY'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

TURNIEURE New Styles and Patterns jus
FRENCH & KINGSLEY'S s.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-16

WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COLD and
alIact to despise it, as long as you are able
80 walk, until it has grown into danger"
Jus, and perhaps an incurable Cough-the fore
'unner of Consumption, or some other dan
gerous disease? 1t is through neglect OF I'M
roper treatment of this COMMON COLD that Such
.,st numbers of tho human race are destroyed.
IKE despised enemy, it is suffered to strength
itself by delay, until it has reached and 80
lllrh affected the vital organs, as to place you
asyoud the reach Of man, and you tau an easy
rey TO it's power.
There is cheap, afe-safe for the most ter
ger iniant--and ce1yaim remedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind that remedyis
DEKTOa's VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
which for several years was never known to fan
giving good satisfaction, and it leaves the pa
lent WELL; he needs no medicine to purge Tina
tfon the system.
This Medicine will cme and heal the Lungs
cure a Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com
plants, Pains in the Side, Stomach or Breast
Ague in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
1laints Palpitation of the Heart, Phthlsic, DyS'
pepsia aud Liver Complaints 1t Will cure
Burns, Fresh Wounds, Chilbains, and Bruises
lpon man or beast, and take soreness OUT o.
any part of the body. Bleeding at the Lungs
nronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer CoiA-
.,lants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitlsi
Nhooping Cough
This is not one Of the now discoveries, It %
an old and established article, aud there sSe
.nyIiads of living evidences Of Its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only Is cents each. .t
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-16
Great Imposition and Fraud I

its is creasing demand and wonderful success
ias induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is always
toue to an invaluable medicine Therefore the
counterfeit is composed of only two articles,
while the genuine is composed Of eight ditiereas
articles, and all work together for gooA.'
B. DENTON d Co, PrcrvistOrs,
No. l42 Genesss ST., AGbsTN, N y
Sold BY o. Hatch, Raven ua J. l. Hesgh, AtwateI
A, NJ Sherman, Franklin Mile; aHd by DEugglss
and Merchants throughout the country. Vt Il. 4
June 90, iSs0-ly.