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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
Radicals and uenserrativs.
from the speech Of Hon d. S. Dickinson
New York, April 2Ol

| from the speech of Hon. D. s. Dickinson a,
/ New York, April 20.l
| These terms were invented and are EN-.
| ployed to answer the ends and serve the
purposes of ambitious and conflicting
leaders rather than to advance the purpo.
SEES which all Union loving men have in view
and the sooner they give place the better
That some will be more extreme than 9th
ers upon questions inseparable from the
prosecution OF the war is TO be expected
hence catholic and liberal spirit should
be INDUCED among all who would achieve
a common end and are alike for an uncon
dltonal suppression of the rebellion.
would have Radicals for fearing out Re
| bellion by the roots, and Conservatives for
the preservation OF the Constitution Rad
icals for crushing Rebelhon by any and
every means known to or permitted bv
civilized warfare, and Conservatives for
maintaining the Union-Radicals for Law
ing the hand of Government, through the
vigor Of martial law, on anything and ev-
eryt ing belonging to Rebellion. Slavery
included, which will strengthen Govern
ment and weaken Its enemy, and Conear-
vatlves for keeping it and appropriating il
to the purposes Designed Radicals for
putting AS many colored soldiers in the
field as can be found, and Conservatives
for retaining them unit! the termination of
the war Radicals for making Just as
large an inroad into the institution of Sla-
very in rebeliious districts as can be done
incidentally to the prosecution of the war,
and Conservatives to see that the work
STANDS when 1t Is once well Radicals
Tor making thorough work of Rebellion in
all Its shades and variations--in all Its ele-
ments at home and abroad, and Conserva-
tlves for preserving the fruits of such eff
forts when the good shall be accomplished
IN short,-Radlcals to dig up, cut ous, and
eXtermnate every evil which threatens chr
eXlstencs, add Conservatives to guard |
against their return to vex us hereafter.
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MI ASoN s. II AMLIN
oApIS EFT ORGANS,
WIN AUTOMATIC SWELL.
pAfAntpl % Aah.. ~ 49,.
Patented ostober q, 1885,.

n ". Hvns reeeatly intro lueel r,msr,,,
very important improvement IN our iia,,o''''
uni,' w. nave secured tor them by uonyr1,ht III.
uAae marx CABINET oROAS.4 VII eh viii d,,t,n
kutsh thvh hom those Of other m tkers AMI nr,,.
te' purchasers from limitations.
MASON s uAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS
are pronounced superior to all instruments. ~ a
sm'iar nature, as Melodeons Seriph mes. yr Ia,
Ihose otst qualified 10 Judgc, aud aIc the only an
when nave ever been awartei "A ,aIp ntp., II,
,hls country See Written test mony nom M. mi
LOWING most eminent ganists m New YORK. Bo,
YOU, ~ IN winch they are pgonouns ed "Phe be-, Z
y -. siass VI which We have any knowiedse''
nsptL, ,o'gLnst Of Henry Ward ,eeohcr's
Church; FLINT, OF Mad sun Sauare Chnrch : n,
shSrhAt, OF ,a.yary Gnu th WgLs, OF hr,st
Nhurh; MAGsArn, OF Dr. f.so's Church {; sMrz'
o. the immaculate Conception hur,h; uAups
Eu,or Musical Review, OF New York; IvehEn.
MAN, OF ST. Pauls thu Oh Wilcox. of Imm,s-
nihis Conception Chu CHI BAvNpAen. OF the
Nnureh oi the Unity LASo,of idd souIb Church.
no,I"n hEALs, OF ~. JoS,pa,s ChurcA Tnon.,
CO.. me "hurvh OF the Holy iuno,ent,; MAasH. of
-, m Le'sl .hure", OF ALBANY, ant any others.
Inc manufacturers arc IN pu,..,ss,, ON III t,stmo
n,a'S 10 sin lar effect from fin,lberg Morr,n T.
Mason; Aerrdhn, Bradbury, webh Root, Hast
mgs' "m ha'on, Satter, Wollenh,upi, Gelh.ur
hAasef' "oifSohh, etc etc
PRICES CABINET OaoASs s mole and n,,,h,o
Reed o TO $50. CABlSsl osaAss, with G. s. and
u stops, pedal bae, So.. SOS 10 49, Mrluproxa
nne varieties, 81 o to 2sS
~, 'e bese'lptlN ClreuiHrs cent by mail
Wafe'ooms IN Bosteu 214 wa>uISc1oS ar
"aieruoms IN New York ANA / M,hepR ar
Address = MASON & HAMLIN, bus,on - or
@A9oS oSorhERS Nav York" lS:w3ms
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
EDMUND BURKE,
pURR SHEEP WASH TOBACCO.

The manufacturers of this new and very import.
AM preparation, so long desired by all wool grow.
ers, now offer it for SALE e'0"
Ihey confidently recommend Its use to flock.
masters as an ~
EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR SHEEP TICKS.
and by dipping the animal two or three times a
year. accord ng to direction scab and othercutan-
eous diseases to which sheep liable will be pre-
ms Wash completely clearses the skin, therebv
promoting tie growth of the wool, at the same
Tune leaving no stain; a most desirable obieo to
the sheep breeder By the use of thi, material the
able preparation OF the wash IN his own bn;iJ;na .
and 1t can be furnished at much reduced cost.
The above can be procured by addressing a line
10 JAS. +. LEVIN.
l5:w2ms Is Central Wharf po.+an NJ.
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DISPOSED MeClellan's staff will
be henceforth relieved of the fatiguing du,
ty of climbing mounds of boouets,'' "a
Anna Dickinson phrases it. All the vol.
unteers upon it have been dismissed, and
the remainder who are from the army.
have been ordered back to their regiments.
This indicates that Mcclellan Is not soon
to be employed in active service. Mean
while, the General was at West Point on
Tuesday, making visit TO the haunts
where he learned strategy. The cadets
gathered about him with great Joy, listen
ed to speech from him, gave him nine
cheers, and sang "Bennv Ravens, Oh"
with an improvised addition having refer
ence to his campaign on the Peninsula
Here is proof enough that Mcclellan is
popular-at West Point.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
HE h. CHEAT CIR INDIAN REMEDY

ron rnMALES, Dk. MATTISON'S EN-.
MENAuodUE. This celebrated fer,aie Medi,sr..
pt'sSss'ne virtues nkiuw1 of ANYTHING else nj ~
euui, and proving etiectual after all others h.v.
Jailed, is designed ioI both uory7sd .,d .,,,I.
en,es' ana = the very besi thing known for the
purpose, as 1t will bring on the ss,p,,i,, 10000
IN ostssae Of distractions, ate, all o.h y ra,,;as
OF the End have ht'tn tried in VAN
WEN 3MH BOTTLES have now been sold
without single d'tnre when taken as directed.
ana without III, least injury 10 health in a,,, -, -
~ II is pat up in h.stles of three ai,faranf
atrtgth, with full direction, for using and ss.rs
oy nxlm,t c.sfe seaied, all rarts Of the countrv
=. nv rH.-Fuli strength, $40; Peif strength.
50 Quarter strength, ~ pen lsnte
s~S REMEMhr.S-- This ssti,rJas 10 ,yes,,,,.<,
er"''Ssfp for atsrIsA cAsRs ohtcL an ofhsg gs,w
sf'eF ~ ne kind hnre foiie Ia ere aJs tbas IL !.
prize NH be r.fHa,ied y 80
50 hE~ ARE OF INVITATIONS. None ser-
u'ie aud warranted unless purisa-..d fjrr61is yf
Dr. ~ Mt hA REMEDIAL INSTITUTE Rok
sPE'aAL DISEASES. No. rs Union street, Pruv-
ideup, II. 4.
80 This Speciality embraces all diseases II ,
Ff'na6 nature, bath of EN- and WOMEN by a
regularly educated physician OF twenty wears pr,c-
uo., nv'ng them his soh"ie attention. ~ Com
stdtons ly letter or OfLerwlsr are .t,cfj, ca, a.
de'ttinL and medicines will be sen, hv tx,rs4s e.
cnrs from observation, to all arts OF the Unit.d
setes; Also aceo mnUdatiors for LADIES from
a sa.e wishing Tor secure and quiet RErAKAr
WIZ g,od are, until restored to health
CAUIlON.--It has been estimated that ,ver
TOO Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid 10 swim
ding quAcks annually, in New England alone.
wl.nout o'ly oeneht to those who pay it, Most Of
tt sum comes out Of a class Of persons who are
tne least able to lose it, but once paid hey can epey
get back, and they are compelled to suffer the
wrong IN silence, not daring to expose the cheat
ior fear OF exposing themselves. All this comes
from trusting aoihout Inquiry to men who are alike
destitute OF honor character and skill, and whose
only recommendation ia their own false and ex-
travagant assertions IN praise of giemselpes If,
there'ore, You would avoid being h,,abxggsd, take
no man's.word, no matter s0ha has pretens,sns are.
out MAKE INQUIRY. 1t will cost you nothing.
ana may save you many regrets for, as adyer.
tising physicians, in nine cases out of ten are bo-
gus there Is no safety in trusting ann of Them.
unless you know toho and sohot they are
n DR. M. will send FREE, by enclosing one
STAMP AZ above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
WOMEN, aud on Prtpate Diseases generally. fun
IN formation w'h The most undoub,ed references and
testtm"ntdts, without which no advertising physi-
can or medicine of this knd Is deseryine Of ANY
WHATEVER.
- Orders by mail promptly attended to.
" rits your address plainl y, and direct 10 On.
MA i9oN, as aooVe. 81: WY
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30


No classes are 50 directly and vilally
interested IN the great conflict now wagirp
IN tue Umtel States rs the working al 8.
SIS, rot only IN This nut IL every civilized
cou Try throughout the world. Two Gr.
ceS, Two iuIms Of cNh cation. two systems
OF society, not ouly essentially dist net.
bnt utterly Incompatible, ara engaged m
mortal conflict, AMI the bsttle between
lhe North and south Is, aud has been all
along Ia IT'S inst springs as well as in ia
last issues, the iattle Of free industry
against scrrle labor la the North in.
unStrv Ia more h"nurd than il ever has
o'en IN NY other part of the world. In
the trea states OF the Union labor has
met witt lis highest encouragemen,s auJ
re'll'd It's greatest rewards. In the Save
States; on the other haul il is more d :
honorei AMI degra u than il ever ba,
Deem III arv other part of the c,yiIizeI
world Throughout the Son h Labor as
the badge ct Srrvlle and desnj,eI rae,
Is blf'nde with such nflEv that n, Gse.
man dare assert his altnated blrthnyb,
The industrial life which in tho N.rh
justly earns FIR the lahurcr position
OF dependencies and respect, in 10
south de,rIves him of al the r,gh.s of
humanity, and dpgrades nm TO a L,ye
with the beast. The Suulhern States
have taken ample Gaze there shall Le mn
mistake On this vital point. Owe, and
over agan, IN oiiic,al documents, IN tho
speecheo OF their leading pub c men, in
their chief organs OF oplnlun, they have
dc AIRED implacable hostility to free indus.
try and free society In every shape. OF
late, however, they have become still mora
oulspoken and aggressive in their crusade
against free industry, and on behalf of
their great fundamental institution of ser
vile labor. No longer restricting their ad-
Vocacy OF the system 10 a single race, or
a single country, they boldly declare that
slavery IS the only true foundation of So
clety IN any part of the world, and that
II must become the basis of every power
iul State, OF every well ordered social svs-
lem--ln word, of civilization throughout
the world.
We lately quoted from leading South
ern organ, the Richmond Inquirer, the in
sIructIve statement that the time had come
Tor abandoning the defence of slavery on
the narrow ground of race and color, and
for asserting that it was right, natural and
neces airy, Irrespective of race or complex
ION. Another Southern organ, the South. |
SIDE Democrat, more explicitly urges that
all whtesin the Southern States incapable
OF supporting their children at school |
should De reduce to condition of legal
boud &c. This is direct challenge. an |
open defiance 10 free industry all over the |
world. IL is a gauntlet thrown down to |
the working men OF every free country. |
In this great conflict between free and ser.
vile labor The working men throughout the |
world have supreme interest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
FAMILY DYE COLORS for DYE
l. ing Silk, Woolen and Cotton Goods. shawls

FAMILY DYE COLORS for DYE.
= ing Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods, shawls
scARFs, DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
Bonnets, Hats, Feathers Kid Gloves, Childrens
Clothing. and all kinds of Wearing apparel
WITH PERFECT FAST C0LORS,
LIST eF CoLoRs.-Blaek, Dark Brown, Smut
DDrown, Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue
Dark Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple Slate
crimson, Scarlet, Dark Drab, Light Drab, Yellow,
Light Yellow, Orange. Magenta. solferino, French
Blue, Royal Purple, Violet.
These Dye Colors expressly for family usa
having been perfected at great expense after
years OF study and experiment. The goods are
r,aady 70 wear I'D from one to three hours time,
The process is simple and any one can learn To
the dyes with perfect success WV
GREAT ECONOMY
Rss SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT -xsr
In every family there will be found more or
less OF wearing apparel which could be dyed, and
made to look as well new. Many articles that
become little worn, soiled, or out of STYLE are
thrown ASIDE By using these Dyes they can be
changed 10 any color in a very short time, at a
small expense. You can have number of shades
from the same dye, from the lightest shade to the
null color by following the directions ON the inside
Of package.
AT every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
seen samples Of each color, on Silk and Wool,
All who have used the Family DYE Colors pro
nounct them to be most useful, economical and
perfect article.
Numerous testimonials could be given from Iadies
who have used these Dyes; but in this @ 8. tia
not required, as its real value and usefulness are
found upon one trial.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, Prin
cipsl Chemists, 25S Broadway, Boston
Foisale by Druggists and Dealers in every Cit
ana own 9w9m
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TIE SPr SYsTEM.-The rebel spy svs.
tenn is astonishingly perfect. Within les:
than lively four hours after the order was
ISSUED IN Rockers army to prepare eight
Gays ratlons, confederate pickets shouted
across the river to our videttes al Falmouth
-" Have YOU got your eight DAYS rations
cooked yet 2" The only way in which
Hooker can be certain Of keeping his plans
concealed from the enemy, is that adopted
by Napoleon--coneeahng them from every
body but-himself.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

AS General Scott, who presided at
the mass meeting IN New York, sat and
looked upon the animated scene before
him, he became chilled by the damp air
and asked for shawl to cover him. As
none was at hand, large American flag
was brought, in which the veteran was
wrapped. The incident attracted the at
tentlon Of the crowd, who manifested their
approval by reiterated cheers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

report, Journal and test ony of
mlttee on the Conduc. of the ), ar,
56 printed pages octave relative
AArmy of the Potomac. From this
q that 81 witnesses were exam
HON 40 were generals.
O,cee1lngs relative to the investi-
Y the Bull Run and Balls Bluff
nlalnlng over 500 pages, shows
Illnesses were examined, of whom
generals.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

An freshman who was two years ago
nployee in a lard and tallow factory,
linto a Philadelphia jewelry store the
day, and purchased set of diamonds
the rale SPARKLE" giving a check
"a for seventy-eight hundred dollars.
N pleious jeweller detained the pur-
xSElth pleasant chat while he sent TO
\ k, where his clerk learned that his
y r's check would be cashed for four
amount. Parick had followed
4 y, gathering the soap grease, and
N ng officers bills.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

understood that the government
'elv decided not to grant letters
unless we should have foreign
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

The poor are oftener prayed for than
helped. The reason is, we believe that
air IS cheaper than bullion.
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4 CARD. - MUSICAL.

q OAhD. = MUSICAL. = c. G.
- lAohEh takes pleasure in returning his
grateful acknowledgements for the very iibara5
patronage winch has been bestowed upon him in
ihe several towns of Rutland County, where he
mas been engaged in teaching for the past few
months-and having given entire satisfaction as
Of the public favor.
: AS ne designs giving continuous lessons in this
County, and as his whole time will be devoted n
ms protession II will make no difference when his
PuPils enter INTO ms class, and additions can be
made at any time. A few more scholars va,iS
be gladly received for the fall and winter terms.
ana nom his experience. and success heretofore he
feeis warranted In the belief that he ca rive full
sa,lstacfon 10 pupils and patrons.
Va Pianos tuned and repaired at the usual rates
nov5:wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

Gen. Grant recently remarked that
Vicksburg would be ours before the end
of April.
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ELAX SEED
4 For Planting.
Two thousand bushels Of Flax Seed Of North.
ern growth, suitable for sowing, for sale by
LEE, CROCKER CO.,
No. 8 India Street. Boston, Mass.
r. S.-The present hish price Of Linseed M In.
duced US to call the attention Of seedsmen ana
farmers TO the above. N.vim
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elon is not always strength as
sala when he saw the purser
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"RUY MERRILL DO YOU GOOD

hEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
ny THE USE OF THE
GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
DIR. LAN0LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs,
composed OF sarsaparilla, WidCberrv Y.lowDook
frlekiv Ash, Ihoroughwort, Rhubaib, Man
orake, Dandeiion, &C., all of which are
so compounded to act in
concert, and assist Nature
in Graduating
ID sease.
Ihts medicine has been before the pubio fov av...
fourteen years, with constantly increasing N,oces
HE STANDARD MEDICINE OF THE Aar,
Inc erect upon the system is most wondeYf,I-
acting directly upon the sest of disease cleansing
the bowels, removing ali obstru tions rom The inc
ternai stimulating them in o h ealtbv ant;o.
purifying the blood, divesting il of ali bumnss.
building up the weakened system "a nd restor;ng ~
Invalid to heal and usefulness They cnra anS
eradcate from the system. Liver Comma nj ,has
main-wheel of 70 m my disea Jannd;c, in -
wort FORMS all Bilious Di eases and Foulstomaos
dyspepsia. Coetivene-s,all kinds of Humors maj
geston, IL oadacbe, Diyz pess, Piles Uear,hur,
W eak ness, Pains in fheSid aud Bowel Fjatu,anc.
ose OF Appe lite, and TO, Did or Ihse ,sed Livex
a insordered Stomach, or Bad Blood 10 which II
are more or less subject in spr ng and summes
IL IL highly recommended BY Physicians evarv
where. Trv it.and you will n ever rppre, IL Nomad
icne car be IKE it in it's sslutafy effect. therefor,
lsauire for AseLEY's Brtrpss.and 10 M n,bar
oniy 81 aud 0 cents per Bottle. Sold Nv Del
eTs in Medicine every where. Orders sddre.eed 20
GEO. G. GOODWIN & 20.
i''~iy SS II ,nv.r st Bost n.
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{ NE THOUSAND YDS. Good Mad
~ der PRINT, lSt, lsc-old pr ce 25e. at
SPESCER'Q
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After an extensive prac ice Of upwaris of
twenty ye,rs, continues 10 secure Patents in the
united ttes; also IN GREAT Britaln Franc. .rd
other foreign countries. Caveats Spe,itio ,tiors
so Uhq ~ as shuehn, ana al Papers or Drawings
despatch. Researches made iuto American or
ro,eieh WORKS. to de .ermine the validity or utility
OF Patents or 1nventous--and legal or other M
wee rendered IN all matters touching the came
Copies OF the claims of any Pa,ett firnisbe, by
renting One Dellar. Assignments re oraad q,
WASN'T tOn. 'u az
The Agony is not only the largest in N,w Enc.
iand, AZ through 1t inven have advantages for
securing Patents of asoertainng the natent sbi;,n
ofinven IONS unSu passed by if n OF ,mmeasnrahly,
superior TO. any which can be offered than
el'ewhere. The Testimonials below given nroya
InaI N0NE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENc OFFICE than the snbscr;har
and as SUCCESS Is HE BEST PEOOP ,,L
AnFANIA6Es AND ABILITY, he would
aad, that ne has abundant reason 10 be,i we and
can rroVe, that at no other once of the kind arc
the charges for professional service, 20 mode,ata
Inc immense practice of the sub.cri Ter during
twenty years past has enabled h m TO accumnb,te
a vast collection of specifications and efie,ai d..
clsons relative to patents These, besides hjs en-
seh'ss lorary OF egal and mech tncal works,
snu tll counts OF pat"nts granted in the United
states and Europe CEdel him able b, yond me.
tents. Ia
All necessity of journey to Washington, 70
I
here saved IN ventors. xa
TEs IMONLALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy one f he most capobie
ana saceessjus pratt toner with whom have had
Official Intercourse "
CHAR ES MASON
Commissioned Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors
ina they cannot employ per On more compsL,u, |
ana trust 'c0rthy, and ore caplnle OF r,ltting
Their appicat form to 40 ur, for hem a5 |
cary aud favorable consideration at the Patent
Office" A'
EDMrND BURKE,
Late Comm ,loner of PATENT
Mr. X. IL. Eddy has made FOR me THIRTEEN |
sPphcf' IONS on all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is nolc peadino such
anmst kabe proof of great talant and abili,y on |
ms part leads me to re ommend all inventors to |
apply to HIN to procure their patents, as thew |
may be sure o. having the most 1 ithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very rpasonab .
charges" JOHN TAGaAKT
During eight months, the subscriber, in the |
course OF his large practice made on t,etce reieced
applica- tons, SIX TEEN APPEALS, EVERY |
ONE OF which was decided in his favor. by the |
Commissioner of Patents r. II Eniv
Boston, Dec. l9, 1852. swlv
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REWARE OF CGUNTERFEITS!-
- DR.. MARsHALL'S HEADACUR Avn

Kew ARE tF CtiUNTERFEITSi-
CATARRH SNUFF. AND
Thir Snuff has thoroughly proved itself 10 be IN.
oest article ever known for curing the Catarrh.
Gold IN the Head, and the Headache II has besss
FOUND an excel lent remedy in many cases of sora
ing has been greatly improved by its use. n
purges out all distractions, strengthens The
glands and gives healthy aston to the psrs af,eo-
yea. ~ Is recommended by mHuy Of the hest
everywhere.
BEWARE OF COUUTERFEITsi
=, INC simile Of the signature Of the Proprietor.
CHAs BOWEN, is on every hottie SpH -
druggists every where.
March rs. 1862. dAv.,v
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a hEAANpbR'S KID GLOVES.
n m lroidered backs, a. i,50 per pair-oli
pr siSs. F fA VI"
Plain backs $l.?s per pair, st SPENCER,s.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN pa.
II. Il. EDDY.

a -. Il. II. EUUY,
solicitor OF Patent late Agent of U. g. Patent
oh"e, Washington, tunder the Act of 1887 :, 7G
etaie str, cop. oslte NiIby Street, Bosion.
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G. d. SPENCER.

EoUR THOUSAND YDS. American.
a, sprague, Dunnell and English Print, at 2o,'
viz P'iee zoc', at SPENCER'S
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RRIGGS' CEMENT-for mendinp
- Broken Glass and China Ware, the only
thing reliable '''e on''
For sale by TrrTrvP nav
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

DIAPER RAGS.-Cash and the highes
4 price will be paid for ten tons Of COOL
RAGS delivered in large or small quantities.
FUTILE 4 GAY,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30
T ASELL SEMINARY,

II ADIIbJ pDMI Y a N1.
Auburndale, Mass.
The Summer Quarter of this soho,I cor,r.o.o.,
on Inursday, April 30th. Tbs Institution offer
70 youh ladies' the best advsn ages of he 1 ia an.
culture IN our country. Each department of thu
school has It's sepa- rate teacher.
For catalogues, sc address
li;wbT O. W. BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL.
Auburndale. March %. ss3.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

WO THOUSAND YDS. Uelalpes
\ from 20 to 25s per yari-old price 20 70 s4c,
SPESCtkiS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

Moth CARS, SPRING SHAWLS.
~ &c. &r., very tow
large stOss of SUMMER CLOTHING. at las
YEA e prices, at SpEyCEKSs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-30

RUCKWHEAT FLUUR-A varv
81 nice article for sale BY
ID. vERDER & CO.,
Merchants' Row, near the Depot, Rutland. W.