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VESSEL ArTAoHED.-0n Monday the
United States Marshal attached the schooner
Hamilton, on claim Of 81, 200 and costs, for
damages sustained by the brig oleander, in
a collision with the Hamilton, in Gravelly
Bay, on the 18th day of September last.
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u- s. slrrElsr oornIss1OE RoOrs,

CLEVELAND, Oct, 2Sy looz-7 }
ATTENTION OYSTER CANS WANTED
We are about to begin upon an extensive
scale the preparation Of concentrated meats
for hospital use, and having secured the SER
vices Of persons experienced in the business,
we are confident Of success in producing an
invaluable article Of hospital diet.
Our friends will greatly aid this enter
prise BY donating to Us the empty cans which
accumulate in every household during the
oyster season. By opening the can with
care (placing hot Goals on toP) the cover
may be preserved, and the can made more
valuable to US.
Each can should be rinsed out and thor
oughly dried. Proprietors Of hotels and sa-
looms are requested to give this notice their
kind attention.
To one and all we say, please save up your
oyster cans, and send them to % Bank
street, where they will be put to good use for
the benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers.
oct24:4II1 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get hne
likeness to call upon him. visit to his gal
Iery, No 25s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R27d
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CnId Silver.

We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
her Coupon Interest, of any house in the city.
C. A READ CO.,
sent 27:426 Bankers, e5 Superior st.
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n. Y. CATTLE 1IARKET-Ool. as.

The current prices for the week at all tho markets.
Beef cattle first quality per cwt sGUag ordinary 7,25a
SIS common 6,5Oa7 inferior 5,5Ua6 80.
Sheep End lambs per head, primo quality 4,50s5 50
ordinary 4a4, 80 common ,2a3r rl5 interior 2,S7,20.
swine, por uud corn ted 3Ea4ja still ted 3Sts
A.
than lastweek ul pricesbe realized for all descrp
tions while the better grades quoted c better.
The range was the same, however, though a larger
number sold between So aud &c than for long time
past, while the bulk Of the offerings were plsced at
about &c. To-day the market remained subsGan-
tiully the same, the demand being good and prices
being Iully realized Tor all kinds. The stock was
about all disposed Of at an early hour.
Mich cows we're steady and firm at Z5a50 (; veals
continue in iair request at from 6a6iSC though
but few brought the outside prices.
Sheep and lambs were plenty and most OF the bro
kers rate decline p TO sc per head, while some
OF them report a still larger reduction. swine we're
in very large supply. Prices very much lower.
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RETR1eEKAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Refrigerstors,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufse-
turers' prices at W. L. MARyISs'
No. so south side Public Square.
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Vox PoPUL1 Vo1 DEL Esr.-Every body
uses Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
By Strong & Armstrong, Gorham, Brewer,
Clsrk, Gaylord, saekrider, and good Drug
Rists everywhere. tt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NJ Those who desire machine sewing done
by skillful sewing woman, can find one by call
ing on Mrs. F. Leonard, 4s Seneca street. She
will 20 out with her machine and sew by the day
,,ban desired. oct2s;Az
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OsWEGO lIARKET-OctOber %.

RLOUR-Market unchanged. Sales at s6,25 for
fancy state.
VII EAT-Market opened dull and closed nom
iually better Supply hBnt. Sales, early, Of i,llg
bush No. Chicago spring at sI,l2, and l,SO mixed
state 81 later sales OUO bush winter red Ihdi-
ana a. Is.
CORS-Hlarket scarce Sales Of 5000 bush dam
aged Illinois at so.
BAIELEY--Market scarce and better. Sales last
night Uf 2U,UOJ bush Canadian on private terms.
Rye and Peas nominal.
CANAL EREIGHTS--Marke dull. Flour
56a5sc wheat l6c to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-32,OOO bushels wheat $500
bush barley l,lOO bush rye 5000 bush peas.
CANAL EXPORTS-NU shipments BY canal
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M A R N E. .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


EETKRED-OCToBER p.
Steamer Morning Star, YiRer, Detroit,
Propeller Bradbury, McNelley, DunkiFk-
Propeller Mineral Rock, Mckay, OntOnagOn.
PROPELLER Cuyahoga, Kelley. Buffalo.
Schooner A Bradley, Trinter, Buffalo.
Schooner Elmira, Conrad, BSy City.
Schooner J. e. Drew, " hire, 81. Clair.
Schooner Morning Light, Hea, Buffalo
Schooner Midnight, Jasmer, Buffalo
Schooner J. ". Nichols Miller, Buffalo.
Schooner Mary Aun, Rankin. Burns, Buffalo.
Schooner Lydia Case, spencer Buffalo,
Schooner Mariner, kewley, Bay City.
Schooner Ostrick, Earl O5Wego.
SlOOpJ. q. Stevens Williams, Toledo.
Scow VIM. Barclay, Sims Lexington
sow Cousin Mary, Irish, Port Clinton.
ScOv Spray, Bedford. Port Huron.
Sow Comet, Cartright. AlgOnae.
scow VIM. Park, Flick, 81. Clair.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Yiger.
Propeller Bradbury, McNulley, SanduskF.
Bark orphan Boy, Morrison, Chicago.
Schooner Morning Light, Hes, Chicago.
Schooner J. W. Nichols, III illerr Chicago
Schooner NJ. A. Rankins, Burn, Chicago
Schooner Lydia Case, spencer, Racine.
Schooner Mariner, Henley, Sawinaw.
Schooner Hamlet, Jones, Racine.
Schooner Volunteer, White, Toledo.
Schooner c. FBilen, Gilmore, Oswego,
Schooner Whip, Burlngame, Marble Head.
Schooner Miranda, Dent, Buffalo.
Schooner A. Medbury, Warner, Milwaukee.
Schooner Midnight, JBsmer, Chicago.
Schooner A. Bradf I'd Trinter, Chicago.
SloOp j. L. Stevens, Williams, Toledo.
Scow Mayaower. Field, Port Clinton.
scow Whip, Burlingame, Marble Head.
Scow Black Rover, woodruff, kelley's Island.
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LAST TRIP.-The Iron City left last eve
ming at o'clock on her last trip to Lake su-
psrior this season, with large load Of freight
and several passengers. She will receive a
considerable accession to her freight at De-
troit
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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RoAD.-This broad gauge railroad is now in
running operation from Salamanca, on the
New York & Erie Road, to Meadville, Pa.
The work has been rapidly pushed from
Meadville westward, and on Saturday lasta
excursion party numbering about two hun
dred, accompanied the first train from that
place to jamestown, the junction Of the Erie
and Pittsburgh Road.
At Meadville a hotel and eRting-hOuse is
established by our old friend R. NJ. n. Taylor
of the Angler, who proved himself to be a
model landlord while in that establishment.
While Cleveland loses good man, Meadville
gains one, and passengers for the East BY the
Atlantic i Great Western Road will find no
better stopping place in all their travels than
Taylor's at Meadville.
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The Terrapin Lunch, on Bank street,
kept By Thomas ElWoOd, has recently been
rehtted thoroughly, and painted. Fresh oyS--
ters, olsms, fish, game, good liquors snd
cigars may always be found there. oGt74;ot
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The FAsH1oxs.-Mrs. Shaw has them in
a case Of patterns, hats, opened to-day, at
her millinery rooms. They are elegant
gt,Ias oct29:42I
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUFFALO ROBES, Ladies' and Gents Furs,
wholesale and retail-the best stock in mar
ket may be found at Fuller's, 2l5 Superior
otreet- oct2e:412
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Winchester will soon be occupied,
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lish schooner Isabel, while attempting to
evsde the blockade of St. Marks, with a
cargo Of cotton.
1t is also learned that the o. S. steamer
Albatron, captured the schooner Two Sis
ters of the mouth Of the Rio Grand, on
the 2lst ult. She was flying the rebel flag
at the time, and a rebel register was
found on her. Her cargo consisted ofgun-
ny cloth, rope, orinoline, SC.
The United States steamer Penobscot on
the 22d instant captured of Shelton Inlet
North Carolina, the English brig Robert
Buce, Of about 200 tons burthen, loaded
with clothing. medicines. &c.
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Car MAKERS WAETED.-Ten good cap
makers wanted. Inquire at PaddOck's Hat
gtora oct29;4lI
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Mrs. Shaw has them in a case of patterns, hats,
opened to-day, at her millinery rooms. They
are elegant STYLES. Oct2s:42o
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Hair-dyeing is performed in q scientific
manner by Ambush, under the American.
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A CHAxGE.-The firm Of Mould, Hogan
& Co., Confectioners, has dissolved, Mr.. HO-
gan going out altogether. ". R. Mould will
have the sole proprietOrship Of the popular
establishment on the corner of Euclid street
and the Public Square. Geo. W. Mcmillan
has purchased the interest of the late firm in
the place originally kept by John schrinek,
and will conduct it, as heretofore.
Mr.. Hogan, during the time be has been in
business here, has made great accession to
what was before large list Of friends, by his
unvarying courtesy and gentlemnply depOrt-
ment. We wish him success in whatever he
undertakes.
Mr.. Mould is well calculated to manage the
fine establishment on the corner of Euclid
street and the Square, and viii cause it to
increase in popularity. The billiard tables
formerly in Chapin's Hall have been moved
on to the ground floor, one door east Of Bar
lows music store. The room will be opened
in a day or two.
Mr.. Mcmillan can well keep up the good
reputation which attaches to the establish
ment on the west side of the Square, No. %.
In connection with ConfectiOneries bottled
liquors, good wine, segars, &C., he will keep
a first class Eating House.
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n. Y. MONEY AIARKET-OOtOber 2s.

afONEY-Markot moderately active at ba5& per
cent on call, 5lg5 Tor prime paper.
STER Linz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hrmer.-
Quotations l42gl44 Tor merchants, and l4i9l46
for bankers bills.
GOLD-American gold hrmer, opening at 3ltsa
3l4 and advancing TO ga and closing steady at 81
a32 per cent. premium,
California gold bars remain nominal
(sUVEHNMENT sTUChs-Market without
material change. United States g. Of 1851, 1850
lU3H Z 80 Treasury Notes, lu5
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gohn Ellslsr-Acadsmy Of lIusie.
Cleveland BrsWsrE-Advsnes in Prices
Ms. ehsH-Locsl Notice.
Paddock-Local Notice.
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oct1T:4lO
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FRn1I ROST0N.

BOSTON, Oct. Zo.
The case Of Mr.. VIM. H. Winder, Of
Philadelphia, who applies for writ Of
habeas corpus to be liberated from confne-
ment in Fort Warren, was heard to-day
before Judge Clifford of the United States
Circuit Court. The writ was granted,
Judge Clifford remarking that it was not
intended to apply to, or prejudice any
question that msy hereafter arise Of the
return Of the same. The writ will be
served on the military commandsnt at
Fort Warren, and if honored, will come up
for 3 further hearing tomorrow. The
council for Mr.. Winder are Hon. VIM. B.
Read, Hon. G. W. Biddle and Hon. Peter
Mccall, members Of the bar of Philadel-
phia.
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CHICAGO aIARKET-OctOber 2s.


FLOUR-Markst lO9l5c higher.
WHEAT-Market la2o betteri s5a9Co for No. l.
and s5Gs6S for No. 2.
COkN-aarkeI firm. Sales at s28S2H.
OkT5-la2c better ~ g3as6c.
RECEIPTS-5,9OJ bbls hour 5000 bush wheat
l6O,OUO bush corn.
SHIP1ENTs-S,gOO -four 1900 wheat lIs,OOO
corn.
ER REIGHTS-Steady.
EXCHANGE-Unchang Gold $50.
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NOTICE.
E.-BENJAMIN DoDeR,

NOTICE.-BENJAMIN DODGE, A
IN NONRESIDENT of the State Of Ohio, is hereby
notified that on the 2sd day OF October 1862, Miller
n spgngor iled, in tho Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County OF Cuyahoga in the State
Of ohio. his petition setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse in the year lg to tho and at the request
Of said Dodge, paid OOO TO take up and discharge
certain executed and delivered by said Dodge iu
the year 1888 TO Isaac H. Gespy for the payment Of
ST. OO0 which said note was endorsed by said Morse
surety for said Dodge that said Morse has assigned
said 5panger his claim against said Dodge for the
money paid at his request, and that before said
Morse paid said money aforesaid said Dodge left,
and has snco remained Of the state Of Ohio,
and praying for Judgment against said Dodge IN
favor Of said SpaDgleT for the sum Of thousand
dollars, with interest thereon, from the year 1883.
said Dodge is further notified that an attachment
has been issued In said action and that he s required
to file his TO said petition or before the
10Th day of December, ls62-
MILLER 81. SPANGLKR.
By CHARLHs L. FISH, his Attorney.
- 1t -l.lh
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July2s:R1a

New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables' o.
FE4sk 2. 5 FRANK G. WALRRIDGE.
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Division of the Confederate Army.
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4 OMTNTSTR
SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
There viii BE- sold, at the Court House in the
Civ Of Cleveland on the 9Th day Of November, 1853
st 10 O'Clock A. H., the following personal property
Belonging to the ate Of Ahaz Merchant 10
Wit 20 shares Of stock in the st Clair street Grayel
Medina 3 TuscaraWas Railroad Company; shares
OF stock IN the Lake Erie Telegraph COMPANY;
ocfober ~ 1882 AARON MERCHANT.
SetIssli2 Executor.
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OFFICERS OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
CoSvExT1ox.-At Baptist Sunday School
Convention held in Toledo, recently, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year
Presidont-GeOrge F. Davis, Esq, cincln-
Vice Presldents-w. T. Smith, Cleveland; !;
E. D. Barney, Dayton.
Corresponding Secretary-H. Colby, Mans
field.
Recording secretary-Rev. J. W. Wealth
erby, Centreville.
The evening session of the Convention was
occupied in discussing the following resOlu-
tions:
Ist That experience proves the import
anee of planting and sustaining Mission Sab
bath Schools as a grand means to church e1-
tension.
ID That special attention should be paid
to the children Of unoonverted parents both
for their own souls sake and to reach their
parents.
Sd. That the members Of our churches owe
it to the Sunday School to be identified di-
reotly with this department Of Christian
effort, either as teachers, or by forming them
selves into classes to be taught.
4th. That we have increased confidence IN
the early conversion Of children in the Sab
bath School, and should labor to lead them
to Christ, and not be satisfied with merely
sowing the seed for future termination.
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By CHAELRs L. FISH, his Attorney.
fffa-nU~uH fIef Tlsr0 nr
SALE. -PuesUANr

M ASTERS' SALE. PURSUANT
lVI to the command Of decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of UuyahOga COIn-
IT, AZ the suit OF the summit County Bank at Cuya-
hogs Fals, against Isaac L. Hewitt and others, TO
me directed shall expose for sals a. public auction,
At the door Of the Court House. In the Jiy o. Ceve
land, on the tWonty-f0urth day Of November, ls62,
at three O'Clock p M the following described par
celia OF land situate In tbs City Of Cleveland County
Of Cuyah0Ea and State Of Ohio, and known By being
part OF HeWitts subdivision OF the socalled MeTwtn
properly In said City Of Cleveland, 70 wit:
Parcel No. Lot number seven OF said subdivi
sion Appraised at 81 ,0OO
Parcel No 2-Lot number eight OF said subd1Yi-
don Appraised At g., 900
Parcel No. slot number nine and part OF lot
number ten Of said subdivision, bounded follows
commencing at the intersection Of the easteriy line
OF Morwtn street with the southery lire Of said lot
number nine; thence running rorth herly along said
line Of Merwin street twenty eight teet three and
half inches thence sOutheasteTly along he center
line Of brick wall ninety ythree feet four inches TO
the westerly line Of alley thence southwestery
aouu the line or said alley twenty nine feet TO the
sOutherly corner OF said lot number nine thence
along the south Ty line OF lot nine 10 ths place OF be-
ginning Appraised ~ 81, ,l30. -
October q, 1865. HENRY g. ABBk1I
Master Commissioner.
RAENEI, BAoKus NoBLs, Pitts Atty'G.
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MILWAUKEE MARKKT-Ootober 2s

FLOUR-Market shade better.
WHEAT-market quiet. Sales At s7G93H.
RECEIPTS-3,5j0 bDis Of -four; s., ,OOO bushels o.
wheat.
SHTPITRETs-sz,OO 900 bushels Of wheat.
FlEIGHTS-Market nominally l5o.
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NTOTICE no BRIDGE BUILD

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
Y HRS-Proposals will be received at the Office
0f the City Civil Engineer until IL m November llthi
ls57 FOR building a truss Bridge and the approaches
over the Canal al the foot OF Eagle street.
The plan and specifications can be seen at said En-
gineers Office.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reservfng the right TO accept
O. D. BISHOP,
oet2z,us City Civil Engineer.
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VAN ANDEN'S PATENT
PORTABLE COPYING PRESS.

SOLE PROPRIETOR, 20 CLIFF, ST, NEW YORK,
Two Sizes, Sl00 and Sl.25
~ On receipt of price Press will be mailed to
any address, postage paid. Descriptive Circulars
sent frequired. Ststioners and Agents supplied on
liberal terms.
q Extraordinary inducements offered to lnteli
gent Agents, IS Smos
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Business Directory.

Once removed to the Bank BUILDING oo
Rutland, VT 0s' Ono,
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no HORSE OWNERS 1!

ITO HORSE OWNERS ...
l. DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIAMENT
FOR HORSES is unrivaled by any, in and all cases
of Lameness, arising from Spfains, Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect il magisal and certain Har,
ness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango &C., 1t Will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may De
easily prevenr ed and cured in their incpent stages,
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility OF
radical cure. No case OF the kind, however, so
desperate hopeless but may be aeviatea Dy ms
remove the lameness and enable the horse TO travel
with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy az
hand for its timely at the first appearance OF
Lameness will efeetually prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render SO many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
For sale by all Dealers, 26-Iyeow
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Is Published Daily and Weekly at Rutland, VT
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THE WEEKLY HERALD
puBLIsHRD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
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diCinai.

nR. RADW AVS CLEANSING
~ SYRUP called "RADWAY'S RENCvAT-
ING RFSOLVENC. Persons with Sore Eyes, Sore
Heads Sore Mouths, Skin Eruptions, are guaran-
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Radway's Renovating Resolvent repairs the Wsste
of nature replaces decreptude with vigor; extr-
pates every form of Scroiulons, Cancerous, phil-
aic Mercurial and Eruptive disorders, cures opth-
alma and all affections of the eyes and ears Is In
valuable TO females in the latter crisis OF lite and
the most powerful invigorant and rejuVenant YET
discovered n,,..
Persons suffering from Asthma, bronchitis
Pbthisic and Lung Complaints, may rely upon de-
irving INN ed late ease after taxing dose OF Rad-
WAYS Resovent. 1t soothes and heals, cleanses,
purifes and renovates the entire system.
TO sTHE UNHAPPY.
Let those who are suffering the mseries inflicted
by Scrofula, Syphilis, Swellings OF the GLANDS,
Jumps in the neck ana Groin, Ulcers and Fever
Sores Scald Head-be of good cheer! One to six
bottles of the RENOVATiNG RtSOLVENT will
cure YOU Persons who have boon so unfortunate
a. to contract loahsome disease may rely upon
being cured by the use of RAILWAYS REMOVAL
| ING RESOLVENT.
Ladies suffering from weak ening discharges, Prol-
| apsus Uteri, Tumols in the Womb, few bottles
price ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, or SIX
| BOTTLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS, at DR.. Railway
| & Co.'S office, 81 Maiden Lane, Y.
1 Sold by ... POND & MORSE.
| LEWIS & FOX,
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and other grains, for which mill prices will be PAID
III s'0"' ~ l. N SOUTHWICK,
No. Merchants Row.
,..,osy+ Mav2o 1852 may2l If
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REASONS WHY PEOPLE COM

r REASONS WHY PEUPhh OOE-
y ins into town to trade should tie their horse
NJ southwick's "hitching posts"
Es,stNRecauee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near lhe
Depot is vet out of sight Of the incoming and out
goipg trains, and horses will thus stand compare
as SsssoadIu~Because SoBTHWICK'S estab lishment
ia ;n central position in the best business part
the town. .,,,o b. ,noS+ likely to
sat with his friends and acquaintance from amer
ant parts of the town and county, VINO come W
SOUfHWlCK'S to do their trading tho ,ar0est
Eouthis-Because SoUTHWlCk mas Ine tas III
"a hes, assortment of GROCERIES Asp FAM
LY sToREs-and at the lowest prioes--'i Any ''A
Germ in town-and, therefore, e.,,;ob,. most,
YOU viii End them just 1chers you t"a"' mem ~"''
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| Rutland, Jan. Is, 1862. '"nA0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
CLARK & BROTHERS

Dealers in Watches and Jewelry, Closk. 90.
Ware, Fancy Goods, 80. Repairing neatiN alsVs
short notice Agents for the sale OF COLI lone one
& NELSON'S Reyolvers. Clarks' Block, RntSs, sntl
ii g. CLARK A. w. CLARK, N Gang, V,