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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1861.
, Mad.- in il"-- articles ol confederation
.in. that the Union should be pel petusil,
;.,.(.,.. 1 1 it i 1 1 never been Mutes cittier
,,i ii i.niiic outside ul the L uioii, whence
lull, inn. nee ol btate iigius nermijr a
;..i'aci hiwtully aestroytne Liinou iiseur
- i i a: "U! the sovereignty of the States, but
il ru is lot in t lmtiotial Coii-titntion,
. in In-1. i iii tiii oi' the Mute Const. tuions.
- a -linn int in tin- political sense of the
W . -uhi ! he liir s r-nc in ile tii e it u political
v niil.-itt i. politic-ill superior .' Ic-teithy
..re it' mil Mans i cept ex as whs rlV-
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. aii'i in tact it Cilieit them as
; ...v-t!! . om i!t j." i.iieiit I'o'iT.ii mane tne
a iu 11 Unom tlireu 1 iier li"-iidei.ee
th. ai. nun iiiaiie them ?t;.te- such a-ihe ;ire not
i i in in ter liil a stale cnr-tinilioiuiiiicpeii't-the
I i.im. i li' eiini'-f it i-not lwru'i'ltoi:. that
i.ites loru-ed thcircoiistiliilmiis liel'ore
, ,.u n il lite I lilon, lii-Mlllil'ltr-.- tit'lit i mint
: in preps nil oi y to, coming into the I'l.nin.
!. ! -iionahi) the Mate luive I lie poueis and
, ;- u -ci i ill :o It. t: em in si i'il I y the na lit mill on
, -t '.ii I'.ut linn nig t iiiin .-in i !.v lire not ii.c lined
, . a i iuil'ie power, however mischievous, or iles
,,i.ve. ''in hi niu-t nieii iii.iy a.- were known in
r i ;, i i hi- nine i .m i'1'i, mental power, and
it ,.r,i.i' n. tli-irny the l.oveui-
i ' i,. -eli' hail lien i- it" n known, ii- a
. i iniiiial or, a nn'tely atimmisl i Mi r
1 itlatrt matter oi nalionu4
i - L. : .- t i i, i- . - .l iiieii'ii i i - 1 1 1 1 other I ! i '.. n
wtii.-ple ' aii . umi Imul!). Whatever
, .'i-n. me hole otllii he Cl.ii tt to the whole
. . ; i,.a. n' . I lie w ituiever e'-iieerue ontv the
,'. in. nh. la- : t . . In-11 eiv to the Mute. Till i
t.'i. re i- i.t ti' iuii..ii 'i ii.i.'ip e alni..t it.
Wlielher III'' Illil'OIH'l l tninl 1! Iltluli, 111 UeillllU
I'.i i - het ttii-ii i tie I wr tuts it i ill in ii thi' n, i el' i ote
iiiiixat't ce mac.. I.- not to he ijee: tiom ti. .We
e e.li l.-iiilM hy II :;: tittinitij witi'tnit iUertio.
. ! i- , tiv. e tiilialti'.t is the o itimi unit sn'i'--a,,
i- euiiSiatelil wiili the con-lituium. i- lawiu!
ai ; ; c' Tiil . 1 1 i- nut eonteniieil t hat ' here i- any ex
!au lor it. ami nothing i-j t i i I i ever l.t iinplinl
i w moll leads to unju-t or th-uril eon-etiueueeb.
Iin natiiiii iiurciiaserl wit n ttioi.e; the o. nil trie
a! oi which s. Vera: oi these .States m- lo.'ineit. Is
! ii -T thf elial. no i I! without Icaiennil whout
l iiidiiiBT I U- naii'i'i miii! very iuiye sums iu the
.'Hrepate, 1 heiieve nearly a tiumlreu millions to re-
flonilH oi tne ,iiii:i. iiiin mi ii- is ii ju-i
jut she frlwll he let i tl' without consent or without
return .' 1 he nutit u is now in tlebl lor tuouey up
il to the t'eiielit ol' these so railed sif.-.Jin; States
i coiiimo'i with the ret I- it just either that cied
. . t i... ' 1 i, i.l i : tl... rMiiiniiiiiiir Stii'i.4 11'IV 1hl
"la .e ' a an ol t he resenr nulioliul debt u COU-rj-tf.i
'e i : "hi debts oi l'exil'1. is it just that bile
'lei'i.i
Ana
,e - .1 and p i y no nartol tins hei-eli.
i: t ne -rate inn) set ei!e,-o lunv another, ami
i .(l;L.i have seneded no e is hlt to pKy r.l'e
!- i'.ii- i;mte j i-t in creditors .' Lid we U'Jtif
ltd- se.e view o! o'irs a heu we borro w- d
i, , ' i iie now leioiize this doctrine by
l' t he -t 'I't'dei't to t'o in jitac. It i- il ll cuit to
ae can do il ouiers ciioose to no or to ex-m-
uri'ii whicu they w.li proiui-e to re-
iii .ii-iii,;-' iiiui o.ir constitution admit of
, ..-i.e. I hey have ii-su.i,etl to make a national
ii!i,t:i.i, oi their own lit which oi necessity tuey
, . i"K i lii-cui lied or rer-iiri.td ttte riht ot -e
..mi a- I lie)' iusi.-f. it exi-t-in ours, ltlhey have
.hi. "lit !iie 'heiehy admit tiiat one I'liucple
: r i"ii.lil noi io i" is'iuouis. 1 1 liiey hnv e ret:im-
t) t i.i li fV Ii ct'O.-ti uctiuii otouis. they show that
,,. eoii-i-tent. ihey must ,-eceoe Irom one uuot her
i.i .el' the) h .ia.l iind it f tie ru-ie-t va ay oi' ?t: til
ii ti. . ( or ot ' Hi. i t in l' Riiv other -eMj-di or ui jsi
,il,
i.e nuiiOinle it.-ell 1- one of de-integration umi
,,tu alaiii v. hicii no i . to et nim-n can iior-ihl v endure
l! tat-Ma.-s .ave one shouid asei i tin. power to
iiri.e ihat one nut ot the Union, it i- presumed the
i. .il- chos nl secetim poiiticiau vvouhl at once du
i;v : ia' j.ovMT and ileiiutinoe liie aci as the greatest
wa'r.''-' upon titan' ril.ts.
lint -hi piise that pieciseiy the same act. iu-tead of
La-! i.i,' caii' d tin ,iuk Ih " i-ue "Ut should he called the
.eci'tiii'i-' tne otin-i s iruin that one. U would be ex
actly w lul tttn siceiiers c.aiiu to Uo. unie-s iutleed
lie make the point tii.it the one, heouseMt is a mi
uoti'v "iiiv rifiiuiuh) do what the others, because
he) lire -a "majority may not rihtuiliy do. these
I'o itiCHiiiHie nubile and prolound. Iu the rights ol
if no r it lea they are not partial Io that power which
iniiite tiie constitution aud speaks liuintuc preambie
c.iiiu ttt-eli " We the people."
It may well he ipjestiutied w het her there is today
a ntajoiity ot the leal qualified voters oi any .Mate,
ixcept. jierhaps couth l uroliua. in lavor of dis
union .tiiii'i'1 luuili lea.-ou to Leueve lhat the
tnion nun aie Uie niiijonty in niau). il not in every
other oneol the so cuiicd sreetiled -..tutes. 1 he cou
traty has not been ilemoiisti ated many one ol them.
It i-ventuieit lo alhim tin-, even ol Virginia a tl
leinii-ee; lor the result of uu election belt iu luili-
tarv vamps where the aaj oneia are all on one Mile ot
the ijue-tiou voteu upon. Can scarcely be Considered
as iltuioiislratinx popular sentiment At sucu au
lection ail the lare case who areat once lor the
Union aud against coercion, would be coerced to vote
uaiust the Uuiou. It may bt athriued without ex
iruvajjauee. that the tree institutions we enjoy, have
developed the puweiH and improved the condition
ul' our whole people beyond auy example in the
world. Ol this we now have a striking ami impress
ive illustration.
m large u army as; the Government ban now on
loot, was never beloie known, u ltuout a soldier in
it but who lias taken his place there of his own
tree choice.
lint more than this, there are many single Kegi-Uii-uts
whose ui-mbers one and another possess lull
practical knowledge of all the arts, science, proies--:ous,
and whatever else, whether useiul or elegant.
i) known iu the whole wo Id, and there is scarcely
oue Irom which tneie could not be selected a I'resi
ileut, a Cabinet, a Congress, perhaps a Couit, abund.
sutly competent to administer the uoverumeut iiself-
Ntir do i say this is not true also iu the army ot our
late friends, now adversaries, in this contest, but it
so much the better reason why the (..overment
which has coulerred such benefits on both ihetu and
Us, should not be broken up. Whoever iu any sec
tion proposes to abandon such a Government, would
do well to consider iu deleieuce to what principle it
that he does it : what better he is likeiy to gt iu
that he does it; what better he is nkely lo get jn us
-had; whether the substitute willgive or be interest
ed io jriveso nii.ch ot good to the people.
There are some loieshadowinxs on this subject.
Uur adversaries have adopted some dtciaralious ol
independence, iu which, unlike the good old one
penned hy Jctlerson. they omit the words "all men
are created equal,'' w li- they have adopted a tem
porary national constitution, in the preamble of
which, unlike our good old one, signed by Washing
ton, ihey omit ' We, the ptople," and substitute
"We, the deputies ot ihe sovereigu and independent
State. " H'h) ' Why this deliuerate prtsung out ol
Tiew the rights ot men aud the authority ol the peo
ple '.
1 ids h essentially a people s contest. Uu tha side
.! 'he L'uiou .t is a snuggle lor maintaining that
Lim and substance oi uoveriiiueut wbo.-e leading
object is to elevate ihe condition of men. and to lilt
at uncial weights irom all shouhtera. lo dear the
pa:!'.- of lauduuie pursuit lor ail. to all' rd all au un
lettered aiart und lair chance in the race ot hie,
jn l ini.' to partial and tempoiary departures from
Lit e. -.-it v- I his l-the leading object oi the govern
meiil ioi w inse exi-teiice we contend.
1 am most happy to believe that the plain people
uiit'.cr-'and and appreciate tin- ltiswoi-lh, hi note
ihat tii'ile. in tin- the Government s h"itr of trial,
lariic in inl'i is ol tlio-e in Ih' ai any ninl navy, who
iiaT la i n I;:, en .1 wi h the otlici-- have resigned and
prim .1 la.'-; '" '.' ' iiaii-i w n.vii 'i'.:ii leu i 'jeui, not
..lie i -nn ui'.ii -' nier ' r ..''.iiiin...j -ioler : kiiown to
-aw .ie-t ri. 'i Ui- l! iin.-iii iioiior i.h tiue to those
OMti'i- who r i.i lined i'"e 'ie-pi'e th" example ol
I'a ii t . i .I'. hei mis ii"-oci it.-s, Inn tin- greatest honor
and ihe most imaoi tlin'. fact ot all, is the Unanimous
anion -sol i he common -oilier- i'.ud sailors, jo the
in an. -o tar as kmnv n. they Inn e eliccei--fully re--i
id ihe iiaitorou- tfort-ol those whose commands.
'j'i' an hour leloie. they obeyed tsabsolute law .
I In-is the patiiotio instinct ol plain people. J'hey
..uderrtaud without an argument, that uie ue-tro ing
ol ihe Government w hich was uinde by Washington,
tii mis uogi'od tothelil.
thir popular Government has often been called an
.xpci nuetit. I wo poiuis our people havesettled : the
rucc --i'il establishing, aud the successiui admi..ister
iugot it. tine still remains: its successful lnainten
anve against a lonnidable internal attempt to over
throw it It is now lor thcui to demonstrate to the
world that those who can fairly carr) an election, can
al.-i suppress a rebellion ; that ballots are the rightful
antlpt 'uci -lui successors ol biillels, and that when bal
lot' '.mve luii ly and const it iitioaully decided,! hei e can
hi n -ui:cesiuj appeal back to bul eta; that there
tan h- no suceit-siui appeal except to ballots theni-sunii-
ut sue etftnig elections, bucb Will be a great
lesson ol peace, ti Hciiing men that what they emmet
take hy au e ennni. neiiher cau they take hy a tar;
teaching all in.- tolly ol being the beginners 01 a
war
J.t-.-t there In- -oine e.iii-aine ;u the miuds ol can
did wen M to what i- t., i. the course of the Govern
ment towards ihe .-out hei n mui, ., nliet the reheliion
-huh have beeu snppie- . .t, the hxecutiie deem i
proper to say lhat n mil '., h;. ji-ip,,. then, a-ever-to
be guided by the foii-iit'ition ai'.'i law, and tint
ht j l'.ibabi) will havi no dil'e'eni '.I'.'ieistandiug oi
the power- aid duties of the 1 e ieral Gtucicmeit
l ilutiieto the rights of the .Mat'..- :u.. tin. j,t j,,u , a.
del tile l oiisiiiaiion than that t. i e --t o m the .
:mniiu) Aihiie-C. lie tle-ites to pie-i-i ,e Ihe Govim-ui-
tit that it may be iitliuinisteted lor mi. it- it wa- . ..-T.i.'ii.-tertd
bv the im n ho inudt -it. l-")al ni.zens
uu y-, heie hw. c the ui.t to claim thi" ol "their
: . i::i'!)!, i'l.d tin- t."M i -i i tiu-n t h;e no rghl to wuh
'' ' I r r nog ft i 1' i-upt , t-t-ceived that in irii.ng
" r,. j. unv iLt-rciii','. any eoti'iu "t. any s'.'i.tugs
: .ii . .i'i-t - n- o! that tt r:a
' ' '":! t '" i ti" i ,1 S-.:, .. ., .t,
ii'i'..i,ti..l tlie uroviBion, that me united States
shall truurantce to every State in the Uni :n a
republican form of frovernment; but if a State
iiiav lawfully fro out of the Union, havinr done
so. it may also discard the republican form of
roVerniiient, so that to prevent its froinp: out it is
an iiulispensible means to the end of maintaining
the guarantee mentioned, and when an end is
lawful and ob'.iiratory, the indispensable means
to it are also lawful and obligatory.
It was with the deepest regret that the execu
tive found the duty of employing the war power
in defence of the irovcrnment. Forced upon him
he could but perform this duty, or surreuder the
existence of the government. No compromise by,
public servants could i.i this case be a cure; not
that compromises are not often proper, but that
no people or government can long survive a
marked precedent that those who curry an elec
tion can only only save the Government from
immediate destruction by giving up the main
point upon which the people gained the election.
The people themselves, anil not their servants,
can safely reverse their own deliberate decision.
As a private citizen, the executive could not have
consented that these institutions shall perish,
much less could he have consented to the betray- i
nl of so vast and so sacred a trust as that which !
these free people had confided to him. He felt '
ihat lie had no moral right to shrink, or even to I
count the chances of his own life, in what might '
lul low .
In lull view of his great responsibility, lie lias so '
lar done vi hat he has deemed his duty. You will '
now i;CCf.r.;ing to your own judgrnei.t perform ;
ours. j
ile sinceielv hups tV.ar your vi ws and your I
action mav so aecord with hi- as to assure all I
tail hful itizens who have been distuibed in their 1
rights, of a certain und speedy restoration oi them
under 1 lie lon-t.tutii.n and the laws: and having :
thus cho-eii our cnu-e without guile and wiHi pure
purpose, let us rjn-w our trust iu God and go for
ward without iear aud with inaulv heatts
A15I." AH Ail LINCOLN-
)u!v 4, i;i.
Attack or Flkkis i pon Land IJattk
i:iks. An attack by wat.-r upon aland bat
ter v bits rart'Iy suiveoiJi'il never, iiide-t'il.
when the land batteries have been properly
manned and ellectually used. The lbllow
iiisr are instances :
in 1792, a larjie French squadron attack
ed the small an '. dilapidated fortification at
Caliari, and were defeated.
Jn 1794, two English shifts, with one hun
dred and six jiuns, were repelled by .one 2un
in barbette, and a "arrison of thirty men, at
a little village in the bay of Martello, in the
si and of Corsica.
In 1 7!7, Nelson whole ileet vvas repelled
by the lew "litis in the battery of Santa
Cruz, in 'I'enerill'e.
Inl7:8, the French flotilla ol lifry-two
brip aihl un floats and 7000 men was re
pelled by an English redoubt on the island
ol'Marcoa, with 250 men and 14 ouns.
In 180:1, the English ";:trii?on of Liamond
Rock. i. ear Pott Royal Hay, with one hun
dred men and fifteen guns, repelled a French
squadron of two sevent -ionr un ships, a
fri.ate and a britj.
In 1S08. A French land battery of three
puns, near Fort Ttinidad. drove off an Eng
lish seventy-lbur gun .-hip, aud a bomb ves
sel. In 1814, Ft. Frederick, upon the Scheldt,
with one howitzer, successfully resisted the
attack .f a French eighty gun ship.
In 177t, Fort Moultrie, with only twenty
six guns, repelled a tim British fleet of two
hundred and seven .y uns.
In 114, a barbette batre'y of one four
pounder and two eights-en-pounder guns, at
Stonington, repelled a Bikish fleet of one
hundred and thirty-four guns.
Urv (iooiis.
VUK IRREPRESSlIsLE CONFLICT.
PA NH' IN THE MARKET
I) H
Y (J. O O D 8.
AR HALF FRICE, AT
UBSDELL PIERSON & C O'S.
5.43 North Pearl Street, Masonic Hall. .
ALBANY.
In consequence of the state Of the Money Markets
and almost entire cecesration ot business with the
South, enables us to till up our Stock at greatly re
duced prices; and in order to avail ourselves ol the
present state ot the market, we have thieday marked
down oar entire stock of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
From 25 to 50 cts. below their former prices.
Merrimac Goods 10 cts.
Case of Kngliih Chintz. 1 yd. wide, Is., worth 2s.
All Wool Plaids, 2s, 6d. worth 4s.
Valencia's from Is 8d., to 10 6d. full 30 per
eent less
Ottoman Cloth, 6s. worth &.
SILKS A large assortment at 4s, worth 6s.
And all other silks equally low.
EMBROIDERIES At astonishing low prices.
Worked Collars 2s, worth t.
And so on up to Fine goodB 10s and 12s , worth 20
and 80s- Set equally low.
A large assortment of
MOURNING GOODS,
At correspondingly low prices
SUA Wis AND CLOAKS,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLE
And at prices that cannot fail to ple 8Wy
AGUERREOTYPE PICTURES
FOR
HEAD STONE8.
Fery person who bas lost a beloved cb'ld,father,or
mother, phnuld send for one to adorn the Head Stone
with the image of the departed one, 10' there is noth
ing more appropriate or lusty than this. J am the
onlv manufacturer of Daguerreotype Cases for at
taching the Likeness oi the deceased to Head Stones
and Monuments, in this country. 'I bese cases are
trade of Paiian Marble, an indestructible materia) of
a texture corresponding well with Marble generally
used for Moiiunients. The Pic nre is secured from
air or dampness by a metal screw box, which is
nicply hed iu the Isck siile of the Case the whole
arrangemtnt heing securel fastened to the smface of
the Monument, tne Ca-e miking a very beautilnl Or
namtnt. A beautiful Tombstone is rot romp'eted until it
rontains the likeness of the one w .' ose name it bears.
Those who have been cal'ed to comm't treasures of
homehold aflections to the cold coLhres of the grave,
will fee) a deep interest in this invention, lor how
dear a privilege to gaze upon the lineaments of the
sleeper beneath, at jour periodical visits to their
grave. Not onlv would such a Likeness be of inesti
mable value to the relatives of the deceased, in their
viMts to l he graves of loved ones, btt ot mournful
interest to friends and acquuintam-es ot tbeber aved.
This Case is so const) ucted that the exact picture
of a departed lriend can be so copied into it by any
DagnerreaD Attist as 10 endure lor years, nnsoiled by
wind or storm, and how agreeable on visiting the
church yard to see a bright, life-like picture of de
parted friends conspicuous ovrr their graves.
Thef Cases aie securelv pocked, and warranted t
reach their p ace of destination iasatety.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS EACH
Address the manufacturer.
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
West Meriden. Ct
tfyStnd for a circular daw24-3w
N
E W
G O O I) 8 !
AT HALF THEIR USUAL PRICE!
SPENCER & LYON.
Are sow rertiving a new and splendid assortment
of good .ipngl t with CASH, nnoer the nrewntde
piessid usieef tLe njailiti,iii.b.irg tfctm to dery
all competition.
Good BerageB for 6 1-4 cts. per j ard.
Mourning do., for 12 l-2cets. per yard.
Challies, tor 12 1-2 cts. per yard.
Traveling dress goods for 8 cts. per yard.
Good Priats, fast colors, 8 cts. per yard.
Figured English Berage, 18 cts. per jard,
20 lbs. good Brown Sugar for S1.O0.
Together with a full assort n.ent oi Domestic Goods,
Cottonades, Ciothii g, Hats and Caps, &o , fcc.
All oi which will be so d at prices belore unheard
ol in this or any other county .
TFRMSCASH. ONE PRICE ONLY.
C9stltOi.il'Uie 1? lft. i!w-lw
Machinery, Gas Fixtures, &c.
BULL'S FOUNDRY AND MA
CHIEE SHOP.
WHITEHALL, N Y ,
- MANUFACTURER OF
COOK, PARLOR & BOX STOVES,
Hollow Ware, Farmers' Boilers, Caldron Kettles,
iron Road-Scrapers, Straw-Cutters, fcc,
GKICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
Iron Fronts for Buildings, Column. Door-Sills,
Window-Sills, Windaw-Caps, Front 1'iecs-s, Cor
nices. Iron Dsors. Blinds and Shufters.Chim-nev-Tops.
Iron. Fenoe Iron Stairs.Kailing,
Oalconies, &c. made from new I'at
terns of the latest and most
Approved Steles,
STEAM KNGINKS, LATHES AND PLANERS.
Rolling 51 il I castings. Nail Machines, Bniier Kivet
Machines. Drills. Shafting, Pulleys, Coupling. and all
kinds ot heavy and light .Machinery, Casting and
Job Work. Heavy and light Forcing; of all kinds.
Pattern work ol all descriptions, Draltins, Dei-firnin,?.
fee. Also sole manufacturer ot the
N E W Vim K E K P L O W ,
The sale of which ill be given exclusively to one
''-sler in each town throughout the United States.
H7A1I orders promptly tilled, and Wares shipped
hy Lake, Caua )or Kail Kond. 3S ly
E
A OLE FOUNDRY &
MACHINE !
SHOP.
I O W M A N
& M A NS FIELD
1 wr
ould respectfullv inform their
friends, patrons, and the public
lie generally, that their nw Foundrh
'ant Machine Shop, located on Lnion
Street, near the It. & 15. IClt l" reigut
Depot, is now comp'e'e, and they
are prepared lor making all kinds ot castings, i ar
cuiar attention paid to Kailuoau Castinus.ill
:id Machinery Work o! every f.e-cnption.
Thev also take this occasion to express their grate
iul oblipations to aii those n ho have patronized them
-o liberally heretofore, and earnestly solicit a con
innance of their favor-
Othceover tiie store of Ale
Rutland, Oct. 1m, 185!
Barrett & Son.
42: 1
UTLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
chine SHOP CO.. Near Rutland & Burling
ton Railroad Depot Furnace .Street. Rutland, V t.
JOKL B HARRIS, Agent
Orders solicited for Car Wheels and Railroad Cat
ines of every description. Mill and other castings, ol
allkiuds, Cast Iron Pipe, Water Wheels, Castings
for Agricultural Implements, Iron Fence. Piazxa
Railings. &c.. of the most approved patterns. Also,
MACHINERY WORK t'lNLSUKU Vf PROMPTLY.
A full assortment of Lear and Pulley Pattern.
The usual sizes of Gear and Pullev Castings con
stantly on hand. Also, the celebrated Hublbuet.
Flows, and the New Kuglaud Mower. Circulars
respecting the stame sent to any address desired
ALL WORK AT LOW PRICKS.
STEAM AND
AND FIXrUKKS.
II . K .
liAS FITTINGS
1) Y E R .
No. 2. Basement Cramtou k Niclio's' Block.
Mehchantp' Row. RctlaM), Vi
llas constant;-.' on hand
STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE
Cast ami Wrought Iron all sizes, Malleable fittings o!
every size and 1escription
Bra.'S Lilobe Valves. Walworth's latest f,a terns,
ail size-. Hose aud plain Bibbs-Mops.
Pit and Air Cocks, Bras, Plug-.
Rushiue Reducers, fce
(IAS fixtures:
Of every de-cription on hand, or lurni-hed at hort
notice. Also a good as-oitment of Plain. Hia n
(i round aud Fancv Cut i'a-s bhaiita asd Smoke
Bells. Gas Burners of the late"! improved patterns
He has constantly employed experienced work
men to nut up (ia?, Steam or Water Pipe in any re
qnired form a! the shortest notice.
Particular attentiou paid to puttiiig in Steam Pipe
lor w aiming buildings of auy kind.
All work warranted, and prices "Btisfactory.
Rutland , Jau . K. 1-01 2tf
EVERY FA JULY SlIOl'LI) HAVE 0E
Of THE
Of r ;i y Nc Gr;i e o
DOUBLE THREAD
SEWING MACHINES.
They are reliable, cheap, durable, and are warrant
ed equal to any, and superior to most machines in the
market. They are tht rno'i stmplt ma'.nme tuiit, con
sequently the least liable to get out of order They
are capable ol doing any woik, from the thinnest to
the thickest. The Double Lock Stitch sewn Irom the
original spools without rewinding. Those who con
template buying are requested to call and examine
these machines before purchasing elsewhere. Tuey
can be seen at O B Dickerm jti'p. (near the North
Meeting House.) Mount Holly. Vt., here thoe winn
ing to purchase will be tbowo samples of th work
done on difl';rent machines, and w here ail unpreju
diced peisons will at orce see the important advan
tages of the Gray & Grace over all other machines
N. B. People purchasing th s machine will not be
liable to prosecution, as they are built under a li
cense. Recollect tbey can be seen at
O. B. DICKERMAN'S, (iVortAj Mourn Iluiiy, Vt.
Agents wanted in every town and county. w20t
WILCOX & GIRBS' SEWING Ma
chine. What others say of it " It is in
deed a wonderful production, and tor family use es
pecially, no other mafhine wilibear any comf-arison with
tt." Phila. Evening Journal.
" A mechanical wonder." Scientific American.
Forleby J R.BARNES
I. 1). Cole.
Clothing: clothing;
We would invite the attention of the public to
Our large stock of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Adapted to Spring and Summer wear. It contains
many new Styles, Goods that cannot fail to suit
purchasers.
FURNISHING GOODS '.
We have the finest display of Gest Goods aver
offered in this vicinitv. Just rececived
TH E UX1 ON CHAVA T'
Showing the
Stars 8Dd Stripes."
HATS AND CAPS :
A great variety. All the new styles,
Silk Hats. Silk Hat made to order.
TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING
Spring style
BAGS, io.
We receive these goods direct from the manufactory,
and sell them at a Mna.l advance.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
A choice selection of Broadcloths. Cafrimtre$ and
Votings, with all tbe novelties ol the season. All ol
which w ill be made into garments, to order, in a su
perior manner.
I. D. COLE,
dw-mav 1. Merchants' Exchange. Rutland Vt.
u1;,
WITH YOUR STABS AND
fit you out with suitable equippsge, we can direct
you where to find
HARNESSES
of any styfe and qualitv suitable lor Farming, Team
ing or Sporting a-also all o'ber articles coniiected
with this branch of business, aud at prices that will
as'onish j on ai'd j our neighbors.
Feeling very thankful to our many friends and
Fatrous in Caitleton and vicinity, tor past favors and
iberal patronage, the unriers'gued would solicit not
only a continuance, but an increase ol tbe same, as
suring you satis'actton in all things; and would also
direct your attention to our newly opejsed
HARNESS SHOP IN WEST RUTLAND,
near R. Mead's Store, where you will find Mr.
Hebbt Johkbon, waiting, ready and willing to sup
ply yon with anything in our line, at prices that can
not tail to suit.
Trimmfng of all kinds done to order, and to suit,
and very low forcakh.
Please caM ai d tee, and it we cannot snit yon in
quality , prio terms &c., then we will give in that
yon are not suitable.
D, B. COLTON.
dw-may 1-tf Fairhaven, Vt.
I7URNIEURE
received at
-New Styles and Patterns, jus
FRENCH & KINGSLEY'S.
J. B . BALDWIN,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
AUD DBALER IN
DAILY ft WEEKLY HEWBPAFKRS, PERIODICA LB, hO
BTXZL EMiKA V BGB, COl (IRED b FLA IS LITH
C8BAPH8, tC ; ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
FOR OIL, 6BKOIAN AUD OR
VAMHKTAL PAINTINO.
GILT MOULDIN'tiS FOR SALE. AND PICTURE
FRAMES MADE I O ORDER.
Boston end New York Dailiei delivered at any
point in Rutland & Burlington and Kutland wash
iiigton K. K. twtlve hours in advance of the mails.
Rutland Daily Herald delivered at any station or
crosstrpoB itnt'ana (t uuiunatrn ana ituuana &
Wasbington F.ailroar)i. or any of the above Dailies
sent by mail to an point.
Clark's Block. Men hsuts' Row, j
liutland Vt. S janeiilitwtf
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Albany Wholesale and Retail
JEWELRY AND WATUI EMP0IUU3I,
STEIN & BUO.,548 BROADWAY.
Offer to . tie trade and community at large at the
lowest New ork prices, a large stock of fine gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry, and a splendid assort
ment ol Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch-makers
will liud it an inducement to call and examine their
stock. Galvanizing, Plating and line gilding on
watches, done for from !?1 BO to 3.
36-Iy S1EIN Sr. BROTHERS. 6S Broadway.
A
CARD. The American Watch Cora
pf.ny.cl Waltham, Mass., begs to call the at
tention of the public to the following emphatic re-com-rendation
of Wultham Watches, which has been
politely given by the leading practical Watchmakers
iiutl JeweMers throughout the United States. The
entire list ot signatures to, it, even iu the Eastern
States, is quite too long for publication in one adver
tisement; but the names presented will tie recog
nized by those acquainted with the Trade in this vi
cinity as being in the highest degree r epectable and -
influential. At their establishments may always be I
found the genuine watches of the Company's man- i
ufacture, in great variety and at uniform prices.
Signatures from many cities and towns of New
England, net fully represented in this list, will ap
pear iu a lu ure advertisement.
TO THE PUBLIC.
j iua undersigned, practical Watchmakers and
j dealers iu Watches, having bought and sold Ameri
can Watches for a uum jtr of years past, and having
dealt in all kinds of foreign watches for a inuhc
longer period of time, beg to state that they have
I never dead in vatches which, as a class or in indi
vidual instances have been more satisfactory to
themselves and customers, whether in respect of du
rability, beauty of finish, mathematically correct
proportions, accurate compensation and adjustment,
or of tii. e time-keeping results, than those manufac
tured by the Waltham Company."
THOS. SXKELE & CO. Hartford. Conn.
HEMINo WAY & STEVENS.
WM. ROGERS & SON,
.). C. BLACKMAN, Bridgport,
GEORGE BROWN, New Haven.
E. BENJAMIN.
C, J.ML'NSON,
JOHN B. KIRBY,
JOHN GORDON,
JAMES R. AYERS,
E S HUNTINGTON & CO.
E A. WOODFORD.
il. D HALL,1!
JOHN L SMITH,
JOHN BARION,
CURRIER & lROTT,
j. v kettell,
john mcgregor,
DEXTER k UASKINS.
S. CHILI'S,
E D HSDALE.
ALBERT H ITS,
eli is oil- Ford
F. W. ilACLMBtR,
J.J BURNS.
JESSK SMITH,
s. N slOUV,
LKV1 JOViNSOl.
T. M. LAMB.
N. MOODY.
W KIRK HAM, Jr
W. M. ROOT,
JOHN B SCOTT.
BENJ N E COOK.,.
CUAKLES W. FOGG.
ANDRkW WARREN,
New London. '
Waterbury. "
Daubury,
I. i
SliddletowD, '
Lynn. Mass.
ISOntOii. ''
. L .1
Lawrence.
Ntw Bedford
lauuton.
Fall River
Glouecster.
Salem,
Worce.-ter
Greenfield. '
Springfield.
Pittsfield.
.
Northaicptou.
Waltham, "
Loneil.
Providence, R. I
E. Greenwich, '
Concord. N. H
I AMOS SAN I'ORN.
I L. D. ANTHONY i CO
j PEL EG ARNOLD,
j L. .'i HAN PERSON,
j GEO. W. DREW & CO.
N. G. CARR,
ELIJAH KNIGHT,
CHARLES E BACON,
UENKY U. HAM.
Dover,
Portsmouth.
Exeter,
Claremont,
Laconia.
Nasbiu.
ROBERT N. BODGK,
WM. B. MORRILL,
W. O C. WOODBURY,
REUBEN SPENCER,
RICHARD GOVK,
JONATHAN UOSMER.
N. W.GODDARD,
CUA'S T RIDGWaY,
L B GAY,
SHERBURNE SHAW.
S.J. MFJ.LI.SU,
F. HODGMAN,
C- II . HUNTINGTON.
C II. HARDING.
T. C. PHINNKY,
A. A Mf AD,
J. C. BATES,
J.H. MURDOCK.
C. C. CUILDS,
BRINSM AID IIILDRETH
C. W. WINGATE,
THOMPSON k RANGER,
FOSTER GROW,
W. K. WALLACE.
L.AM I DON,
C. R. KIMBALL,
FREEMAN M. UASDISON,
HENRY McKENNEY,
JOHN T. HOWLAND,
TOMPKINS & MORRIS.
C. C. WILUAMS,
ti. 8. k G. L. ROGERS.
TWOMBLY k SMITH
MOSESM.SWAN,
D. G. HALL,
JAMES EMERY,
SIMEON BLOOD.
D. E LUCY,
JOHN B. ADAMS,
SanbortonBridge,"
Hanover, "
Littleton. "
St. Albans. Vt.
Bradford
Montpelier, "
1 . .t
Northfield,
Woodstock, "
St. Johnsbury,
Burlington, '
11 .1
Brattleboro',
Chelseo, "
Newbury, ' '
Bellows Falls,
Vergennes, "
South Berwiek. Me
Auburn. "
Bath,
Bangor,
Gardiner,
Saco,
Augu.'ta,
Lewiston,
Bocksport. '
Rockland. "
Bonlton, "
Wintbrop.
Cadtiob. As our watch Is now extensively ceun
terleited ty lortign nratio acturers. we have to in
form tl e public tl.at no w atch is of our production
wh icb is nraccru 1 anted by a certificate tt genuine
ness, bt Bring tbe i.un br of tbe watch. Bnd aiened
by our Treasurer. R. E. Rctibins, or by our prede
cessors. Appleton, Tracy A Co.
For the American Watch Co.
ROBBiNS, APPLETON 4 CO, Agents.
17-3mos 168 Washington St., Boston.
H
OWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Btnfvohnt Institution establish'd by special Endow
ment, for thf rthef of the dirk and Itistrtssrd, ajflirled
with Virultnt and Chronic Diseas'S. and e tpeciattyjor
the Cure of tooifl of the htxval Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, Ly the Acting
Soreeon .
VALL'ABLi; RFPORTS on Spermatorrhoea, and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in tbe Dispensary ,sent
in sealed letter enve rpes, free of charge. Two or
three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, Dr.
J. SKILLIN UoL'GiiTON, Howard Association,
i'hiiade ulna Pa. 16 lv
ALBANY PLATE CO.,
252 BROADWAY,
ALBANY, N. Y.,
Manufacturers and dealers in fine
SILVER PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, KNIVES,
TEA SETTS, CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS,
COFFEE URNS, SALVERS, AC.
Every article pertaining to the trade constantly on
band.
We also replate old worn out Plated Ware, and
make it equally as good ai new at less than half tbe
original cost. S1?
QLA1RVOYANT PHYSICIAN
DR. E . XT" SMITH,
Now located at Rutland, Vt., claims power to 4iag
nose and locate disease correotly and accurately,
WITHOUT SYMPTOMS,
and to treat successfully all curable maladies.
To In pne confidence and compel belief, be invites
the sick and afflicted to come and be examined, pb.be
OFCHABOK. .
Letters lor examination must give name and age
and inclote SI. , , , .
Charges for medioines reasonable to all and paid
on delivery. -
Examinations made at the office on Centre St., and
near tbe D. pot, each day. Sundays excepted, trom
8 to 12 M., and from 2 to 5 P. M.
Or. Duttom, A.M., and a gradtiateoltbeNationai
Medical College at Wabington, D. U., is associated
..1. r . - u . . I- 1 : . . : . r,. ,1 r . ti mROicines
20
GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS AND
KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES.
WIUTK PI!K (0.t!lOlID,
PRKPABKD BT
Dli. J. W. l'OLAND & CO.,
Goflitown Centre, N. II.
The following testimonials wiil tell something
about a Medicine tht isoow becoming popular laster
than any othr article sold by druggists:
Rev. J. K. Chase, of Rumney, N. XL, under date ol
April 4, 1860, says:'- Wlien jour favor, (two bottles
ot VVhite l'ine Compound,) was received, 1 was suf
fering from a most severe cold. I took the Compound
and waa able to preach in two daa. 1 believe
the Compound i an invaluable medicine. I do wish
thousands who know nothing of its virtues, would
become better acquainted with it."
Rev L. C. Stephens, Pastor of the Baptist Church
at GoflVtown Centre, in aletter dated Feb. I860, say:
"Some of my family have tried it, (the Compound,)
n ith sigdal success. I believe it to bi one oj the best
Cough Hem edies err prepared. Besides its value as a
Cough medicine. 1 have good reason to believe it to
be all it claims to be for Kidney Diseases, and Dia
betes." i Mr. Asa Goodhue, of Bow, N. 11 , was so prostrat
i ed by Itiabttes, iu March 1859, that neither himself
I nor any who saw him thought that he could possibly
live through the month, As a last resort, he tnought
I.e would try the iri Pine Compound. They pro
cured a bottle lorhira; he began to take it, and to
j the BUBKiise of all. immediately showed siifng of
; amendment. Eleven months afterwards. (Fed. 23.
I860,) in a full statement ol his cane, he gays: " 1 be
lieve Dr. Poland's White Pine Compound, under
Goal, has been the means ol my recovery thus far."
Hundreds of canes of K'dney complaint", cckkd
entiukly Ly taking the White Pine Compound, have
been reported by druggists. Here aretwo samples:
An aged man in Dauvers. Mass., heard of the Com
pound, as a wonderful curative lor kiduev corn
Dlaints. Being a areai sufferer from that dilliculty,
he sent to the Apthecary lor two bottles. They cubkd
him. He said they were worth fifty dollars. lie has
since sold a good many bottles himself .
The second case that. waa of a business man in Sa
lem, Mass. He was also cured of the same complaint.
Atterwaros he went to Minnesota. The great tatigue
of his journey brought on a return of his former dilli
culty, and seeking iu vain in Minnesota for the com
pound, he was compelled to send all the way to Sa
lem to have it forward 1 by express.
"July, 1W). Da. Poi and : Mr. J. Butterfield,
Jr., who sells your Me licioe, has requested me to
give a brief statement cf what your Hnite rme Com
pound has done lor me. I had beeu alllicted with tbe
Kidney Complaint lor a long time, aiid bad a bad
Cough of ten J ears' standing, w hich caused me to
spit blood quite frequently. No one of my acquain
tances expected that 1 should ever get my health
again. But itro bottle ol your White Fine Compound
have cured me of both tbe Cough and Kidney Com
plaint. 1 would also tate that a lady, a neighbor of ours,
was so badly afflicted with a cough thai she sat op on
ly long enough to have tier bed made and we ail
thought she was going in m quick consumption. She
took only one bottle of yburCorapouna.aud it cured
her. She in just as well now as she ever was.
STEPHEN BARTLETT
BKADiroao. N. H
'Dr. Poland: I wish to bi-ar mt testimony to
the value ol your White Pine Compound. You wiil
remember how lt-ehle I was at the time 1 called upon
you in July last. My chief complaint was inflamma
tion ofAhr ktdntyi in addition to other disagreeable
symptom , I sullered dreadtully from severe pain.
You sold me a bottle of the White Pine Compound,
and before I had taken two-thirds of that one bottle
my pain bad all left me. I hough I bad been alllicted
with thkt complaint a long time. I have not had a
return of it since, und have for many mouth.- past en-
joyeu excellent neaun l ours irulv.
B
Goffstown. Mareh 15. lv't.
F. AIKEN.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO , 11 Marshall
Street.
Boston, Genera) agents. Sold everywhere bv drug-
y drui
i
a.viv
Musical InstrumeiH.
SloO. SlfO.
1 HE
T) I IH All fll.Mf
5150.
)
lAKLUll UrjJL 11 Atf
Silo. S175. I S175.
riMIE.'sE PIANOS are 6 1-3 ocUves (fiom F. to A.)
X overstrung scale, unualed in th durability and
exceeding delicacy and promptnewoJ the action, and
without a rival in
BEAUTY OF FINISH,
OR PURITY, VOLUME AND BRILLIANCY OF
TONE. I
Tbe style of the Parlor tiM ia
A FULL FINISHED i CASE,
ALL LAHGE ROOD CORXCRS.
id M o 1 dli n ir as .
CARVED LYRE!
FANCY LEGS AUD jDESK,
APD A !
RICHLY BKOFZED. FULL IRON FRAME.
The size is about two thirds, and the weight about
cue half, that of an ordinary Planol-Forte.
Tbe price ot tbe PARLOR OEMjin elegant Rose
wood eases, is I 73.
Ib (J rained Rosewood cases, , 9134.
Th Maoataeturers deem it proper to remark, that
not only is the Graining a perfect and bauulul imi
tation ot the real Rosewood, but that in ail other re
spects the Grained and to Rosewood Pis no are
PRECISELY 1 HE SAME: the cotol the Rosewood
malting the difference in price.
These PIANOS, together with their
FULL SEVEN OCTAVE SQUARES, AND
PARLOR GRAN1S
Containing
Mr. Marshall's Repeating Grand Action,
(Patented Jane 8, lSf..)
are now oflVrd at tuch extremely low prwes. that bo
Instrument wiil be delivered until the money ia re
ceived. TT Every Piano-Forte is warranted to give perfect
satisfaction
MARSHALL, JAMES & TRAVER
MASONIC HALL,
27 ly Albany. K.Y.
PIANOS, 8150! Rich Rosewood
Case Warrantee Having again rebuilt osr
factory we sre sgain lunnshinr our
SUPERIOR PIANOS!
ALL PRIC AND STYLES.
Send for Descriptive Price Lit and circulars to
BOARDMAN. ORAY A CO..
2 Cm Majiulacturers. Albany, N Y.
D I A N O S
1-I A N O S
The subscriber, a practical Mechanic, and thor
oughly acquainted with every part of a Piano, is tbe
sole avtnt lr this vicinity, lor the sale of tbeeele
brated instruments of
11AZLETON & BROTHERS!
Which took tbe tirst premium of the late N, J. State
Fair over Steinw ay k Sons' make, and are consid
ered tbe best in the market.
Prices moderate, and every iustniment fully war
ranted, tor lurther particuhtrs enquire 01 Mm.
A. E. Hopkins, Main St., Rutland, Vt., or ot the
subscriber.
A. W. POWERS.
N". B. Mr. Powers will continue to tune Pianos in
Rutland three times a year, about the middle ot
Aprvl. August and December. Orders left with Mrs.
Hopkins, will be attended to.
Burlington. Vt., Jan. a. 1S61. 2tl
T U ST I 111 f-CNG FOR THE T1MFS ? ". DIXIE
J For the Union." Price 25 -ert 50 copies just
received at 1 HEMUS1C SIORK.
SHINING ON THE STREET by a -Hard up ''
Comic Song. 25 cts
DONT BET YOUR MONEY ON de SHANGHAI
I bis is Foster's last n w sotg. 26 cents.
il Draj ton 4u cents.
RAND UNION IOTIOLKI.
byADOLPH
VJT Baumbach, 60 cents.
k MERICAN QUADRILLE, 60 cents.
IXfRT SUMTER QUICKSTEP, EMBELISHED
1. w ith a splendid liaenesa of the "Hero of Sum
ter," 40 cents.
rrHE UNION STAR, NEW NATIONAL SONG,
O TAR "sPANG LED BANNER WITH VARIA
O lions. 35 cents.
SHIRT FRONTS constantly on hand and manu
factured to order at E. X. MKRR1AM S.
PIE TLANT, LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS and
RADISHES, at I MUSSEY'8.
jq- E W YORK
KEROSENE OIL CO.
At Prices to Command the Market !
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PARAFFINE ILLUMINATING OIL.
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL.
MACHINERY OILS.
depot, 14-3m
COZZF.NS & CO.. 8f Water St., New York
SEED CORN. Western Seed Com for lodder;
lor sale at U-C; PERKINS-
Commission Store, Meichants Row
May 30.dtw-8w
T?0R SALE. A Flag, 6 by 12 feet,
JJ app!yto ort A. lUTILEfc CO-
Clothing:.
CUSTOM TAILORING TiOntQ 1
W. W. JIcCALL.
CRAMTON fc MCHOLS' BLOCK itp unm.
.. n "nv iu uib irienufi and t nt rmhlWi
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES
. In New York i,...v... t... ... . . . . ,
oi Koods desn'.A v.. "l.l"!L"z," LLai5" W
. . . Kcuiicuiru i wear mre Deinff
received, and on hand lor inspection.
i he very best of French, Engliau and Amerkan
(J V E R f! fl A T t i n u
which will be made up at very low price. '
- v ' sj crrry suBue, quality and Driceto
JPANT AND BUSISES3 SUIT GOODS,
Cflmnriiilnfr nv firiA j. j . .
latest desW. amerent style of
VESTIXGS VESTDf GS !
t.entlmen lesvlnir thoi .. . . ..... .
ment h.e " V "aoin-
garmen.s made bMbTtaS "fM-.ta.ic.ri'if .S Z
a superior style, aud warranted to tit ; no o?d ?Mt
goods.but every order new, direct from the Cityw
the customer may select. 7
. , """v solicited, and especially from
,de.Trlt8.V.t,!in dreM' " 11 ivM tVsubieriber
C7Cutting done for other to make '
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1861 2tl
A X O O II ' t
QUININE TONIC BIITERS !
The Best Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public.
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY
lor its Superior Medicinal Qualities.
rpHIS elegant compound which has secured the
. c,onndenc and endorsement ol most of the lead
ing Physician, of New England, ia . palatableaad
ellicient form of Quinine, containing all the peculiar
virtues ol Pkkdviaw bark, carefully combined witji
various mcand ttomachies, and cannot fail to meet
the wanu ol the debi itated.
It is a mild itmic to the stomach, increasing the
appetite, assisting digestion, pre-eminently good in
dyspep ia. strengthening and invigorating to tbe U
ge.tive and nervous a; stem after prostrated diseaeee
and in fever and ague, or kindred compiainte, iu aid
is invaluable.
y or diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera morbua. the
public may ret assured there is nor can be any better
general remedy.
One of the very best Physicians in Boston bas akl
that it ti tle Ust preparattom of Hitters that has ener
been offered to tne public.'-''
Put up iu ball pint as well as quart bottles, in or
mVriu ' ay couvinc themseiveu of its superior
For further particulars reference is male to th
printed circulars.
run PALK BV
C II A S . II . A T W OO D
. , , ,,W 'E"I'KAL ST.. BOSTON
Aud by DrUt'Kists everywhere.
!T?-ForsaIe In Rutland, by Pond k Moa-t
nosion, ej t l,ly?)
G
K l I N K R
Iiheamatic aud .fural?ia Uiiuiiound
A sure cure Jor Rheumatism and euralgia in mior)
form. I he undersigned hereby certify ihat they have
used -Gardiner s Rheumatic and Ntuialgia Com
pound ' lor tbe cure oi RheumaLh-m and Neuraliria,
and have in every case lounl immediate and perma
nent relief Wahavefuil confluence in its heaiins
qualitws. and would recommend it te aii who are
afflicted nh theae harraasing diease sls or e of the
salest and be-t medicines everofTered to tbe nubiic
o. HANCOCK, Jr., 29 South Market st . Boston;
W.H.ALLEN. Bston; HENBi A. ULLER li
South Market .. Borton : SAM'L WALES. Jr .City
Uotel. Boston: uEO. H PLUMMER. 1 Maverick
square. Fist Bo-tot) : PENRY D GAR DIN FR,
lisi j-otioa ; AKKAM WEtKL. Web
ster H . Bostci,; Cat't. CUAS. ti. Imt 1 1 vi i a..
Boston "
Tf bew me-ilcin tor the duseae lever saw CUAS
SMITH, No 1 Old State Uonse. Bosto"
-' iutuuiurui iii itf WUrwl
xa, jiHatwc ouueung, commercial st
Boston.
tiardiner's Rhtimftiin m r.A 7- . : . - .
baa enurely relieved me i.-om suffejings ol rverai
years' standing. W. E. HODGKINs. No. 1 Old
ttXfjt House. Boston.
After raftering with Rheumatism for twenty yean
' ------" - " - - " j w vt iwu oo.iiefi vi oa
diner c Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound. NuR
- - z-b-o. r ranann St., Bo-ton
Tbe Rheamatie and Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people for Scrofulous Humor
with great benefit. It may be given to children with
pertect atety
I. v ' .MACY f JENKINS. fT, Liberty
. a rw York. '
Prinnirl llv.t a. IIli .
it
- . , c M VI. , Ml B .
None genuine anleaa signed bv
, . . CUAS. F. GARDINER.
i or sa by Pond k Morse and Francis Fenn. Rat-
u J m?- rkl, ?rnd"1 : W. P. Russell and
H A. Sheldon. Mit-dkbory; W. a fcf.reu Ver
geunea; and Apothecariea generally 84-ly 6mis
BURROWS' INFANT FRIEND.
OR GRAY MIXTURE.
THIS frplendid Mixture or Compound,
U by far the aafet, most effective, gentle and
pleasant relief for CHILD KEN, TEETHING, ever
produced.
A certain relief I aflaanmiMlcB at
far t.armrmn mf Uaan . Kraileaa.
lae fiawela, Faia aeH, Via alie,
in Its sttaaaarta. I y r a I r r y aai
"pnnmm pr.aa Iiarrka-a.
fraaa Teclaiaa,
ALL IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS OF
CU1LDRK.V, I'RODUCED BY TtETUlNG.
Are very happily relieved by this ucecjualed nurture
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The beet proof of all that can be said in iu favor, is te
TRY IT' TRY IT- TR Y IT'
I CHALLENGE COMPARISON WITH AN V
OTHER REMEDY IN THE WORLD
It ba tbe approval of some of the most eminent
practicing pbysicinaa in tbe United States.
C7" For sale by all the principal Druggist, and
Apothecaries throughout the United State and Can
adaa. Also, by McMckdt. C. Frotbisoh am k Co.,
Blawchabd k HorTMiii. Medical Hall, comer
South Fearl and Plain sts.; W. J. Ucmpbeev k Co .
U. Clem evt and J U. Bcllo e.
Price 25 cent per bottle. Address
WM. BURRt'WS,
&-lv AUni'V.N V
o
P E N I N G
D A Y
DRESS (iOODS. 2,1 ANT ILL A. .
ON TUESDAY, 2Zi OF APRIL.
G. V. S. yUACKENBUSH.
Will open wilh a new stock of
S 1 LrK MANTILLAS. BASQUES
CLOTH GARMENTS'.
Of the bet Spring Styles. Also.
RICH SILKS, DRESS lilUlDh.
LACIS. EMBRCIDERIES, Ac. Ac
The entire stock will be replenished, and the spe
C ial difplay continue during tbe wek. " he exhibi
tion is Iree to all, and those who cali will have an
opportunity to ee, and purchase from, if thev p'eae,
a very lare atd attractive tock f N KW GOODS,
at prices to say the lesst. retrarkab'v low.
G. V.S.QUACKENBUSU.
Corner Broadway and Third sts. .Troy, N Y
J)RY GOODS FOR TIIE MILLION!
Greatest Barpains Ever Offered in Troy !
G. V. S. QUACKENBUSH.
Is selling for cue fhi'liug fcl'1 1NDID SRESS
G OOSS, formerly sold at liom two to tbiiesiiUlioga
For 8 cent. FBIMS rcaallyrold at one shilling.
For 1. F.MBROIDrRED SETTS worth 2. Many
other EMBKOlDFRirS and LACE GOODS are of
fered at halt the cost of importation.
DRESS SILKS and many other styles cf Goods
at greatly RELLCFD PRICE?.
Tbeee Goods were purchased at Auction and Bank
rupt Sales. 16-tf
ROBBINS!
HAS just received a good supply of new
and desirable stylet of Ladies'
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Embracing. Figured and Plain 1'erinos, Ca-hmeres,
Paramettas. Detains, Spots, Checks, Stripes
and Silks. Also, Thibet, Brocfaa.
Stella and Wool Shawls.
All Wool. Cotton and Wool. 811k and Wool and
Canton Flannel, Ginghams, Calicos, Cottons, Can
bricks, Muslins, Oinems, Ticks, Batting, Wadding,
Gloves, Gaontletts, Hesery, Pine, Needles. Thrsad,
Tape, Binding. Ac, a e., Ae.
Kit land Sept 10. I "HSU A
milREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETING
1 just added to he ato
'5. Ii I.I
May 2D, IK'S
wl tent'ia patients

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