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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24
By CLEARY & GREEN, Auctioneers,
- 900 Ninth street.
FNRUSTEE'S SALE IlE w EARI Il 4


- SOC Ninth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL EsrATE.-By virtue of deed of
trust dated the 18th day Of March, 1857. and duly
recorded among the land records Of the county Of
premises, on ri RsDHY, the 18Th of Ipf IN .. "a"
o'clock p. m. all those pieces or paroes of ground
and ss as Lot. 1 sTd
ur SD AID thirty FIVE, (35b in Square numbered
i've hundred and three. 1881 together wI'h the
oommodious three story hrIck house, with fne
basen ent, suitable for store
said property 10 located on the south side of N
81 south, hetwse" Az and sth SITS.
baanos in g. u aud 70 months from the day of sale
the deferred yrnents TO be secured by q deed of
trust on the premises.
the terms OF SAFE he not complied with within
serves he right to resell tha sa property at the
, ,IuHN z: ENNIs. Trustee.
ap Staw&ds CLEARY & GREEN, Aucts.
BY }. C. MCGUIRE CO.. uctior GERS
TFUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DIV ,5i.L-
l. Ing HoUsy AND Lor.- By virtue Of a de q In
recorded IN LIbsr J. A s., No. lsi. fuIios 49, et
SO, the suhsori bers will sal AT pubic sale. or
TUESDAY, the LIST day of May, 1851, at O'Clock
p NJ: on the premises, part # Lot No.4, in Square
No 567 fontIns Is feet on Moth str se., between
| I AMI 81 stleets west b. o Iees deep with the
Improvements. Consisting of q comfortable two
story frams "we!ilng use.
Terms: One third cas-. and balance in and u
month"; for notes bearing interest from day of sale
secured by deed In trust upon the property; and
II not compiled with In days after the sale In
property Will DO resCld upon one weeks no Toe. at
the risk :1S I'd s5Pense of tie All convey
nc. MORGAN q oRNGAatNt,Aoh Trustees.
sp 10 asw&ds j. c. MoGGIR ( CO, Ancts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Al -Four hat dsomeiy Furnished Rooms supplied
with gas and wster. and convenient 10 tho rstsI
sn1 Post Office Departments. for rent. Apply at
4tn AID 5th cts. mza9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

E'OR RENT-rhs three story brick HOUSE,
with or without Furniture, containing In REQ
large rooms. 20 BIZ 20 feet, ON Mary ana avenue
west No. 376 at tbs foot of the Capitol OF posite
mex. door, an 2SIw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
" men who were on board of any n. =, SHIPS Al
the oapture of any slaver have their ojSlTs FOL
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended TO by
applying 10 or addressing c. L. WALLACE
Washington. ID. G.. ia I6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

TOR RENT--A G. iITAGE, with FIVE rooms,
4 Kitchen. AID 9 rva1t's room lars Q garden and
1uel found, ten miles m VlrsInIa, for the summer
40 Is 81 =, - 1.-Two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

TOR RENT-The fnC BRICK HOUSE NO.
ECO West st., Georgetown, at present occu
pied bJ the subscriber. 1t has y rooms, with gss
end water through hort, hIIe yard, stable DO, and
6RUDER. 90 li-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

L lRiSh GOODS.
Il HAVE Now received my spring importsti0us
OF Irish Linens, Linen Shit Fronts, Table Uia-
pers Napkins, Toveiing. Table Cloths. Bird eve
I,iaper, LIBen Cambria Hankerchiefs. some goods
Ct 10 cents per d. zen, all of my own impOrtstion
from the celebrated manufaotory of Dunbar, Dick,
sen Co, Belfast. ireland, and warranted eli pure
Iren-Rll selling at ten per cent. less than usual
prices, at HENRY EGAN'S,
S23 (south gidel Pa avenue
Between 9Th aud It'll streets
ap l5-St,if Nav Iron Rnildtnr.
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+ ATHAM'S OMNIBUS LINE WILL, ON
IL ana after Monday. A pril IS, 1861, /TPs
run between " Arlington and a e1- &fnxkS-<y-<S
aadrIa atthe FOL on ing hours: Leave B9fSA
AlexsndIIa at 30, 9 30 q II.Si d. :, aud 30
ana p: m leav. Washington at 9, 1870 and l2 g
IN and 2, - and p. IN.
The uhceg are at Samuel StIuemetz's FIAT and
Shoe Stor-, opp rite Ayeuue House, We shington,
and Green's Mansion House, AexandrIa. Pas
sengeTs esiled for at any point within the city
"a aanhN rar 49, z -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

FOR RENT-The two-story BRICK HOISE
L or street No 352, first door from the north
west corner Of llth street. Inquire at the corner
Mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-24

PARAFFISR CGSpLEs-This offer 10 separsts and
distinct Ter ten thousand pounds aooOrdpF 70 sam-
pie, AID sacn further quantity may be rec uired.
for which sixty days notice will be ven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

being about miles by the route IN which
they were guarded the entire distance, so
that civilians without written permissions
could not .diverge from the prescribed limits
of travel. A number of carriages broke
down and several persons were seriously in
jured, besides other minor casualties.
Gen Mcclellan with his,staff left his head
quarters at halfpast nine this morning, es-
corted by Maj. Barker. Mcclellan Dragons,
who made their first appearance as q squad
ron, and also the 2d and 9th Regiments of
the u. S. Cavalry.
The President. together with the foreign
ministers, ard ladies likewise, proceeded at
on early hour to the review ground at Bal
lty's Cross Roads.
Just previous to the review salute was
fired from IS batteries of artillery The
spectators Witnessed The splendid di>p ay from
Mansion Hi and vicinity. The divisions,
in number, when in position occupied a srmi-
circle OF about four miles, a dense body of
all arms OF The service. Gen. Mcclellan and
staff, in company with the Pre,iIent and
Secretaries Cameron and Seward, all on
horseback, rode lly along the line, meet
ING with enthusiastic cheers from The soldiers,
Subsequently this distinguished parry return
visions passed in review at halEpaSt one
They moved in the following order by battaI-
lion closed bv mass Gen. NlcCall's division,
- regiments OF infantry, two batteries and
one regiment of cavalry; Gen. ilIGntzelm Al, 5
dVI>On-Seven regiments OF infantry, two
batteries and one regiment OF cavalry; Cen
Smiths divison-ten regiments Of lntantry,
two batteries and one regiment of cavalry {;
Gen. Frankhn's division twelve regiments
of infantry, three batteries ard one regiment
of cavalry; Gen. Benker's dIvi>ion-cleven
regiments of infantry, two batteries and
Deckctts regiment Of mounted rlfiemen :;
Gen. Fitz John Porter's diviSOn-thiueen
regiments CT infantry, three batteries and two
regiments Of cavalry: Gen. McDowelPs di,
vision-eleveh regiments OF irfintry, three
batteries and one regiment of cavalry, ma
king total of IS regime IS OF infantry, II
batteries nd regiments of cavalry. perhaps
in all about 10000 men, forming Only por-
| ton of the army of the Potomac. The time
occupied in passing was three hours, the dI-
visions in order returning to their respective
encampments.
To guard against any possible surprise
while the divisions were forming, the picket:
on the outposts had been considerably
strengthened This was the largest boiy Of
troops ever before reviewed on this continent
They were all fully equipped with 10 round;
OF cartridges. Every division was accompa'
med by ambuiances, 50 mat every Branch Q!
! the service mlnb: be represented.
The general appearance Of the troop:
elected the highest commentators from al
| the observers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

o. w have been led TO infer from The
fact that the troops sent with the naval ca
petition were raw recruits, that the gov
eminent did not contemplate an advance
movement at present. 1t it was the design
OF the government to make Port Royal
the basis for future but not immediate OPP
crations, there are some indications that IL
more vigorous policy Is now determined
upon. The weI-ntormed correspondent
o. tue Philadelphia Press has good reason
TO believe that orders have been issued TO
several regiments in the army of the Po-
tomac to hold themselves in readiness to
reinforce Gen. Sherman, while the WASH
ington Star OF Thur .1y state, that two
regiments have already 4ouc forward and
that they will be followed by ttleen thou
sind n,orc men By .Suturdly.-B0ston
Jouma
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Rebel Congress. without 81 quorum.

Ort Monroe, N0V. ~.
A flag OF truce to day from Norfolk brought
down Bieut. Wor i'r who w. rak-o a bear
II Of dispatches and imprisoned ONE tlme
at Montgomery at thy breaking out ot the
rebellion He has been exchanged Tor Ii.
Sharp Of the rebels who wa, taken at II t
teras Inlet. A s0eci4I dispatch to the Trib-
une says Lieut.. Worden states that the intel
lgence OF the arrest of Mason and SIidyll
caused great excitement among the rebels
who rcjoiced in the prospect OF retaliation
by En- gland
Two regiments from Georgia and South
Carolina have abaudooed Roanoke IslAnd,
blown up the battery and gone home.
The rebel Congress met a, Richmond the
t6th without quorum.
The rebel, are strengthening their main
batter, at SewaiIs Point anticipating an at
tack
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
DENTISTRY AMERICA.

Their" IA NJ na'ion in th- word that boast 40
lrQe pumher OF sSillfI operators in this the
United StaFe-, u-iher has nther nation reachai
lie anne httr-~ q perfection in il. bomb es- none
we :" mHch ia erial 20 prs1''ce upon. The
81 iWpnr- Nt'r"4tu@ hta ( Irni-het emp"yment, and
In II ny primc-y t'rtn"e for thoI-and+ sHiI ed in
th's pr 'te'sibn ptrepta whn would have their
children escape te t,rtura of thO>e mec a-ical 70
tr"t"hS. m" joy TIE orgna iuStDad of the arrih-
cttI, @1'"'d Al p' The nss o. PyIe'+ DIErEr0 SAL
LKATUS to- a } IA in Dn~D"se'. l. il a. -.s
q Il "a AMI V9rv III mt il m king tts3uit, Ike
an pa-trN o. al kinds Al VINO have useh it give
he preference ~ OF er thing OF the Kind.
W7'u OH prtCtHe. be sure fhe nj ne JANIS
INLE New Yak. il o. the Dackaqe. the
g""re"S keep an imitation, d"ns np in red PIPER
h~ran%" r - ca" IN Ike Larger prOls on ii. axe
nupe bur The SeLu lie. 48-Iw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

An irruption OF Yankees is threatened
Mt Beaufort. The first these South Caro-
lnians will know the town will be laid out
into corner lots, Seward street crossing
Lincoln avenue, and both bordering on
Cameron square. There will be a news
paper and patent medicine store, and
steam ferry. and Henry Ward Beecher
will be advertised to give lecture on the
relations Of freedom and slavery to civil
zation.-Pror. Journal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

gLieut. E. A. Smalley, son of Hon.
D. A. Smalley of this place, is I'd Lieu
tenant of Co. B., of Major Reynolds corps
of U. S. Marines. This corps was on the
Governor, which formed portion of the
Great Expedition and foundered in the
gale. The marines were, all but seven,
saved Ey the frigate Sabine, which took
them off shortly before the Governor went
down. The Major ard Lieut.. Smalley
were the last to leave the sinking vessel.
-Burlington Free Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

For TIE SoLDIEEs.--Two large and
well filled boxes were sci to the soldiers
last week under the superintendent of the
Ladies Vestry Sewing Society, of Man
chester. One for the Equinox Guards,
containing articles of clothing and edibes :;
the other for the Sanitary Commission,
with such articles as are indispensable for
the proper care of the sick and wounded.
Surely the ladies are ever abundant in
good deeds.-J0wnal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
DR.. ISON'S
PERTSTALTIC LOZENutS.
4 LAXITIVE AND TONIC con-.
"A ktNEn

Aer"abst 70 tas Palate mid it1, oper riion, thy
do ottxao4S "a: strength, 'n!trHp! DAILY av0ea
&
For twenty years these Lozeuges have ret,insd
the confidence Of the Mrdical Profession and the
puolc generally. IN spite OF all comp :'tOTs or m
taiors heT sre thu most ef Give ren-dy for n A.
BIIUAL COST WEN s. ami its results. VIZ, PCS.
'nd s'si o." aftcA>, D.=<'a. inngaoy, opc-','y
of F,od, RsGrfba n Fia!Ekncs Bal TaIts ~ lhs
.dou h, T0rg'd L'rsr. Re
Female whn caHH"t erdHra strong purraii - find
these Iozenges mi ably snited the MANY 3om-
plants il ctdeht n their By restoriHs ttute
p't'en Ing period cal pans and ob-tructtous
They are ai-o at the th'"g for children, being
sg eeab~ 81 -" most piea-aut cou'sctinr
frce 3 and 80 cents pe- box For sale by the pro
pri-tors J ;. HARkiSbN L CO. No rremvnt
eau b. be CONSULTED free OF charge, a. hrs cfos
sb"ve. 41-6mO-
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Seizure OF HI Ofel and other Property
in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nov, 20,
Somewhat OF sensation was produced
this morning in the western porticn Of this
city by provost MARSHALL sending large force
Of police to Mler's Hotel corner of Ger
man and Paca streets and seizing the whole
establishment and all its contents including a
large number of horses and the contents of
the bar room, safe and vault The object of
this movement is ssid to be to PROSTATE the
mail arrangements OF the rebel sympathizers
tits supposed that from this hotel there has
been regular communication kept up with
teams to West River and thence to Virginia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

B nahamn-nn. Nov. 2nLh-

= hIUHlhpE0N, NV EUIh-
The inaueur,l 81 the president elect, Dr.
Valentine Nor, OF the New York state Inr-
b"lata Asylum, w,s d-lIverei ,o-Itv in the
Prcsoyf~r'an church, B'nghamp.on, Chan
cello WaIworth IN the chair.
The service, Of the OCCASION were condu:-
led by Rev. Chat, Bo4rlman. d. d. rne
progress Of the building is satisfactory Al
ready near 5000 applications have been male
Tor admission In SIX months the buildings
are Al, expected to he in condition to receive
the patients, If sufficient funds ara received
from the friends OF the applicants tor sdmiS-
Slon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Rebel Troops DIsbsndinS tn Virginia

Baltimore, Nov. 20.
Information received at headquarters this
evening from AcComac county. Va an
nounces the di.banding Of about 5000 rebel
troops who had been in camp near Drum
mondtown, as the expedition cen inc
rebel flags disappeared, and the pn'on cit'-
zens hoisted their Gags which had hitherto
been concealed
The proclamation of Gen Dix had beer
scattered throughout the county, and when
received in camp where the Union men had
been drafted and forced into the service, they
REBEL, d, and the commanding officers were
compelled to tiisband their whole force.
The secessionists said the force coming
agains, them was Sc great that they thought
it folly to resist and the Union men met them
with hearty cneers and the greatest enthusl-
asm. As far as the expedition had progress
ed there was every evidence that a large ma
i0rlry OF the people were opposed to seccs-
sion and the troops were hailed as their de-
iverers from tyranny and OPPRESSION.
The people are suffering for many n"ces-
sarlcs OF life and were r. jo.cinc at the pros
poet of an earl Y restoration OF the trade and
commerce with Philadelphia on which they
DEF ended for ivehnood
Information received from Northampton
county warrants the belief that the rebels
viii also di>band They have drstfo} Ell
bridges and trilvd tees across 'hc roads but
tic Inol lama;ion has given boldnc,s 10 she
Union men and satisfaction 80 the pcoi /.
generally. All wLo are not loyal viii te
disarurd Union men wlo had Il d into
MARY ldud to prevent Orin4 tore, Il with The
m.!Iia are returning TO theii hCucs-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

Henry Stebbins, man about 46 years
old, was found dead recently, in the north
part Of Bprnardston, n. II. He had been
to a distilery in the border of Vermont and
procured some cider brandy, which he
drank t. excess, causing his death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Fight between $50 Rebels and - Union


Kansas CITY, Nov. 20h.
Cart. Burchard, with "a men OF Jenpison' 5
Regiment, attacked Capt. Hayes with $50
men at hir place OF residence to-day, and
succeeded in driving him away, burning his
house and that ot another 1an named Gregg,
also Captain in the rebel army Captain
Burchard and Lieut.. Bostwick were slightly
wounded. I he rebels had fifty killed and
EIGHT wounded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
TOWNSVILLE. Nov. 90 b.

Louisville, Nov. 30 h.
The Journals Loudon. Daniel Co, Ky,
correspondent enphaticaiiy dr'.,r- be prev
alrnt reports that he citizen, o; Loudon re-
fuse 20 sell the Federal Cover. meut forage,
and ak exorbitant prices therefor, and also
that Gen. Zolicofcr had bIocka'ed the Cum
berIand Gap by blasting rocks, 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
INVALID

PUBLISHED for the 'neht OF end warning
anh caution to young men u no suffer from Me-
us t'"biitg premSfnr~ Decay, rtc. aupply ing at
the same tive th- me va # SeltCure bV ore no
through IN dic,l impos ton and cusek4rv. Si gle
copies m"r b. hat OF the Anfhor, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Ftq Red ford, Kings County, n. y by
enco ing postpaid addressed envelope. 40 "a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
E,irayS.

T>TRAY Broke from the enclosure
of,hr snb cr,brF, about The mid Ste OF iast JII
. Nj ~ nav tire year, OH iiOr-e COLI, with oisck
tai aud man 'rg, be ow the knees mort tinted
Il nd bnis the nj Tx 'tun w''rt"g a poke hoe'st
,uay be found shall be lioera!ly rewa def.
'"5 " ALLEN MILLS.
littsford, VI, Nov. II, 1851 dE"5S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

" s. D. Herran, of the Montpelier
company, r., Capt. Randall, I'd regiment.)
died in hospital at Baltimore, and his re-
mains arrived in Montpelier Tuesday eve
ninc last.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

gsy Or. i. Walter Carpenter, of Bur
lington, who went with the Second Yer
mont Regiment as Assistant Surgeon, has
been appointed Surgeon of the same regi-
mrnt. DR.. Carpenter is a young man Of
ability, and is very popular in his resi-
ment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

Il suppose" said a quack, while feel
ing the pulse of his patient, "that you
think me- humbug. " Sir" replied the
man. " I perceive you can discover mans
thoughts by his pulse"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

OIICt.- Came into the enclosure OF
the &ubscribsr Of the 10Th day of Novemb-r,
1851 hire horned Bucks, with tar mark on the lett
SIDE. rhe owner "a Teq"e' ted TO prose properly
1Iav Damages "a i char ges anu taxi Il en-.
F' W IL, LINCOLN.
Caaiussyule, VI, Eo7. "A. lSai 6sm'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Powder Win E1pro,,on.--a Men KILLED.

WITmIngfOu, Nov. 2U.h.
There was An expulsion a. ten o'clo.k this
morninI AT Dnponl'> Mill, drs'rny'n. three
mills and .iIha1 three men. Chas. Nuheiin,
JOIN Wiser and Samuel Russell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

THE CAvALRY--Captain John D.
Bartlett of the Montpelier Company has
been appointed to the remaining majority
in the regiment Rev. J. II. Woodward
was commissioned yesterday as Chaplain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
so REBELS KILLED AND
8 WOUNDED.
SCNOOXERS RUN THE BLOCKADE.
SEIZURE or HOTEL I'M BALTIMORE


New York, Nov. 20.
The bark Teresa reports spoke on 18th
INST schooner Winthrop from Wilmington, N.
c. for N4sssu. The Winthrop hal run the
blockade with another schooa-r four days
previous.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

Ned Kendall, the great busle pltyer,
died at lis residence i'll Boston, on Sttur-
day, after Il long and painful illuesS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

Washington, Nov. 20.
Thousands Of citizens and strangers have
crossed The Potomac TO witness the grand re-
view.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

It is not very remarkable that the only
white man found in Beaufort by the I'm
ion forces was drunk. lie was in a tight
place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
M A r RI Ed

In this village, on Tuesday morning at &c O'Clock,
6y the Rev Siias Alien, ID. D.. J. r. W 90 bury
Esq formerly OF New Ba npsbire, now OF ,pinp ~
New Granada. TO Miss Sarah Hooker elds.t d az gh'
ter ofGen. r. w. Hopkins.
At the rec id6nce of The brides father in Rutland
n ov. 18th, ls6 b. Rev. Silas Aiken, d. D Thos
Mowers, Jr.. of Cordora Ill to III les earah A
b ussev of Rutland
Mr.. Ira Gates TO Miss l.. C. Little.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
AT TOWN HALL, nUrEAxr

NOT1CE.--The nonresident proprie-
tors of the town ~ PIttstield in the county OF
Rutland and state OF Vermont, are hereby notified
that II taxes assessed by said town thin thrte
years neAt preceding this date remsin either in
W hole "r ia part unpaid the following de.
&C ihed Ianns In aid tnun u . =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
EEANnRtTH'a FILLS.
BRANDBErA>$ UNiYFRSAF, &ALVH ANT
ALINOrK, = PiIkNES l,LASTrKA

Fiery m"O Of the PIgg ZoUAvgs h.d a box of
UEANtRETuS ITLLA s. b X OF UNIvBRsAL SAVE.
sld a. ALLUuCK poRoUs rLA4rEH pus in their
az. p.a9 irte VI eXpeuse Aud TO this !set he
attributed the au csuoe of any of IHIs Regiment
from the hu-Ditsi.
livery SOLIDS should have + box OF Brandreth'e
file - box "a We aud fie' G of Iorous tlacteg.
They SUM % be useful, often lts -nytuR.
-"d ~ z Grna, kutian !, aud Z T. Nead We>t
EujlNud NOV ] lm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

fFFECTs - l<REGULARIrIgs Az rrPp 49, Too
rnUar e4'Ug d driLkInE, ,,e habits sni 'HUdss ot
lie en- prndlc. 1rr-gul ,riries TIL bOwels and
.. Il ~ he / h of the svs'e'H. SiL BRASDgzTu
luLLs vii ~n0n cnre, the stoHach will reg il itt
>rctu III and h"aItnv acti IN the -ys'em will he
restored. No NgDICtEbs are "a lat il usefulness 30
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And 20 much Of said lsnds will be sold az public
auction at the Inn of Lyman Gibbs, In ssid town,
OF the 8 Nh day of ID crmber next a. O'Clock 7,
M as shall be requi,is TO discharge said taxes with
cost unless previously paid.
Dated at PIttsh I'D, tnis 18Th dav OF ovember A.
D. l~fl LYMAN GIBBS,
47-3x Flint Constable.
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years and months.
In this town the Eth inst. + congestion of the
Lung, Mr. joan X. Is ates aged 45 years
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~ or CONFERENCE ACADEMY

TT q IUN FIkEN CI1 hOINDI%.T
he lna H. Winter Tern ID IL. 1901 aud en'ls
hsc410 1861 Nunb-r bnarderE b n Ell 20 rs
lie Equity, 'mhrs lug I e Professor Ia lie tch-
err. are thereby familiar Ut all times with tue prs
or - aud wa at taHh etn''nt.
A + male vi &c course Of th' ee years vas found
I'd n Nov. SO on compe ing which DiI Tomas Oh
,arrhna 4 are awarded aud Degrees conferred.
AIpI> 10y 10 ms r. send fnr Gaia "sus to
-'lf' REV j. TOOK, President
Poultnty, Vt. h"'Si5"
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THE HARTFORD COMMERCIAL

THE HARTFORD COMM ERCIAL
l. INSriTUTE-OR ISfrIAroRy COUNTING ROOA
Ia Huugerfu-d 4 G 'u-'+ III OK, AN SIDE state
ii.uel L tsbii-h-d In 1859 BY T. " IL AHSUd
y, O Z. Il ELLENW UD
II hi, N tuuribn j. designed 20 give boys and
VOu"g Men thorough bus cess e'oos'ion, to nj
m, m WITHOUT los of time and at the eaIt eKprns~,
"r the tore a counting roo No ciA+- Az tenn
Each ~ iii Taught separately, Thoroughly aud 'ra'.
firallv feumanshiy, Rnuk-seei InJ, Commercial
Arthmtti aud Core p"ndens tLocut'"n, anh the
FttLcn La gusEe 'tuden h'Ip-' 10 emp'Oy-
rn-it Uond boa d may be ob'Hned TO- ~ yer
week for .upiis Il ending the Institute fr""t tue
couI,ty Ally