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8
Paine, Allen, Pond & Co
BOOTS AND SHOES. PAINE &
CO. have now returned from market, ud have
I BBd lane stock ol good in their line. Con
. t ft 8,000 worth fBOOT8 AND SHOES,
Of ' 1 k nds, and Spring Styles, which will be "old
r CASH at prices that the people will say one to
eth.r: aine 4. Co'a. is the place to buy your
aboos.
P. S. Call and aatlBfy yonreelTes.
Cramton k Nichols' Block.
J J !,i l)
c
LOTHING !
nt nTTUNfil
V V - -.
A laree Stock of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, juBjt
eeeived, wxiich at bought lor Cash at
PANIC PRICS5I
and will be sold at prices that wilj gel! them, by
PAUSE & CO.
H
ATS AND CAPS!
PAINE & t'O.. have now 0
hand alt the new
nd drairaie Spring Stales of
SOT FRENCH HATS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS.
INFANTS' CAPS,
CHILDREN'S' CAPS, Ac.
Such a variety of Styles that they cannot help bat
it all who can on PAINE k CO.
s
ILK HATS! SILK HATS!
it t
PAINE A CO , have now on liana two spring
SrvlesofSilk Hats, which lor beauty, quality ana
price eannot be beat. .
P. S. Call and see.
APS! GAPS!! GAPS!!
c
All kinds made to order by
T AINE & CO.
LADIES' TRUNKS of all kinds, the
largest stock this side ot New York or Boston,
oanbe?oundat PAINB&CO'S.
G
ENTS FURNISHING GOODS
A large stock en hand, and selling at prices to suit
theUmei- PAINE & CO.
Rutland, April 10th, 1861. lo-ti
Miscellaneous.
TWOOD, RUGOLES & CO.
NO
1. CAMTON & NICHOLS
BLOCK,
Dealers in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Now oner a large aud more complete aseortmen
than ever before ana at prices as low as can be had
tn the cities. Counting ot Rich and common I ur
liiture, suitable for the
DRAWING KOOM AND PARLOR,
KITCHEN, CHAMBER AND OFFICE,
Soitu, Divaun, Tete-a-tetee, Lounges, Secretaries,
Extention, Centre and Teilet Tables, Com
mon aud Side What-Nots, Bureaus,
Chamber -Sets, common to the beet Mahogany or
Black Walnut
MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT. CANE AND
WOOD CHAIRS,
All grades and kinds ol
C A 11 P E T S !
Floor Oil Cloths, Felt and Drugget Cloth, Straw
and Cocoa Matting, Velvet, Lambs Wool Mats.
MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS
Ol our own manufacture
CKOCKEliY, GLASS AND STONE WARE.
COFFINS constantly in readiness, from the more
ooMly to a common article.
Orders solicited for
UPHOLSTERY AND MATTRESS WORK,
And lor repairs of Furniture at our Store.
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES
tor 1 ictures furnished on call at our Repair Rooms
adjoining tiie Store.
Moses Ccrtib. Louisa Atwood.
. Pakiex skow
. C RUOOLB9.
Rutland, Dec. 4. 18
49-tf
B
K K AD! BREAD!!
IS THE
8 T A F O F LIFE!
. . . i 1. I J I.I.,... mA et.flT
V no Can pass tnruugu me wiiuum a nu
and how can you expect a good staff without good
malt-rial to manufacture IromT You will find the
material at
H.O PERKIN'S COMMISSION STORE,
.MERCHANTS' ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Metl, Oats, Rye and Corn,
ground together iu proper proportions for feed,
r.nhim Kiuur. Buckwheat Flour, ke.. all warranted
of the Best quality in the market, and at the Lcwbst
FK1CE, wiil be sola in large oi umiii (uuuu, iu
euit the purchaser.
CASH paid for Corn, Rye. Oats, Buckwheat, and
Pop Corn, and if you want your
HOUSE COVERED Wl'iH SLATE,
it will be done to order, and in good style.
Rutland, Feb. 20, 1861. 8-tf
MASON & CHENEY,
HAVE just received a large assortment
of NEW GOODS consisting of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES, &c.
Our stock ot Goods is now much larger than we
have ever kept before, and we are determined to
ell as
LOW AS THE LOWEST !
By Ple;iee call and examine.
ORK,
FLOUR AND LARD, at
MASON t CHENEY'S.
N
ICE PICKLES, all ready for use at
MASON & CHENEY'S.
IV O. 1 MACKEREL, bv pound or in Kitts, SAL
1 MON He CODFISH, at
MASON & CHENEY'S.
EAL FOR FEED, at
MASON & CHENEY'S.
fOOD QUALITY OF LADIES' SLIPS,
1 unta iiai rt;tir. ut
lor 60
y MASON & CHENEY'S.
Main Stret, Rutland, Feb. 14.
T-tf
H
AIR ORNAMENTS!
A Uav an arniifl intnnne of six years, dunne which
time we have had many thousand articles braided by
the party that NOW braids our Hair ornaments, we
are satisfied that in every intanoe we get the
IDENTICAL HAIR THAT IS FURNISHED.'
And in addition to our former samples, we are now
able to f how some of the finest designs in
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK,
whioh, besides being valuable keepsakes, are much
prised lor their Artistic merit. By this mode we
can arranee the shortest Infant Hair.
Call ajjd see the 400 different patterns at the
Watch. Jkwklet and 8lLTKa-wJIls0iJ0AgE
Rutland, April 4, 1861 . l-tf
p. CHOICE GOODS!
Lr LATE STYLES! LOW PRICES
Miss PeniiI.i has just returned from New York
with a full assortment of
MILLINERY, BONNETS, MISSES AND IN
FANTS' HA TS, D VHTERS, MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS, fc, e, frc
Kent constantly on hand and made to order.
Row and
16- tf
West St., Rutland, Vt.
AprU 18. 1861.
TVTEW
GOODS. Now ready, a full
and complete stock oi
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
Embraoing all the novelties of the season, and offer-
a rtrifMii tfl ait I f thfl times.
Alan thA WIllOOX & til DOS'
the cheapest, most reliable, and
Jajuily use ; never gtt eta oj ordtr.
An early call is solicited.
k4. Apr tit, I,
best machines tor
E. BARNES.
17-1
THE RUTL
BiiHiiSS &; Cbaplin.
rp H E EIGHTH
WO
NDER !!
ilZ familiar with the fact
" 7" l", ,r yea ago there lived in
tbeUttieper.a' in the Soth Kist of Europe ev-
wi i ''JS wno were denominated the Seven
wise M'a of Greece. There was then and is now
,na"'te ot rains in Egypt, Persia and Greece,
veD. wassive works of art designated as the seven
V gderaol the World. These were the Pyramids
O" I, , n thA Tomnl nf fltnnn fc TCrtheftufl ! the Co-
turvni. the Temole of Diana at Eohesus
.oseusof Rhodes; the Mausoleum or Tomb oi King
l Mausolus built by bis wile Artimisia; tne Iftue oi
I J
ipiter Olympus; the Hanging Gardens ol lOuylon,
( and Hie Pharos or Watch Tower of Alexandria. We
', have now to announce another, the Eighth Wonder,
more modern to be sure, but nevertheless marvelous,
viz : That Bulings & Chaplin can sell every variety
of Goods lor less money than were ever before ot
tered at retail west of the Green Mountains. We
say what we know, when we inform the people of
Rutland County that.they can buy their Dry Goods,
consisting of
Ladies Dress Goods of the latest styles. DeLaines,
Prints, Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, Den
ims, Summer Pant, Clot lis &c. Superior
Watch Spring Steel Hoop-Skirts,also the
Union Skirt the thing for 1861.
Looking Glasses, Crockery , Glaaa
Stone, Farthen and Wooden
Ware, Hardware, Table
Cutlery, Nails. Glass,
Paints, Oils, Furniture
and Carnage Varnish, Cam
phene, Burning Fluid, and Down
er's Kerosene, Weft India Goods and
Groceries, Durkee's Select Spices. And an in
finite variety of Household Goods, at lower prices
than have been sold in Rutland within the last half
century. Our purpose is to sell our goods at small
profits for each We can do it and make money.
Call and bee if we don't.
BILLINGS & CHAPLIN.
Head oi Washington street,
Rutland, Vt.
Would you like the best Brand of Flour the town
affords, ground from pure white wheat, Inquire for
the "Premier Mills" at
3 BILLINGS It CHAPLIN'S.
Chester Kiflgsley.
s
TARS AND STRIPES
BOCNB TO WAVE
CHESTER KINGSLEY
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
LOW FOR PAY
Central
June 1st, 1861.
Howe Block, Rutland. Vt.
Urn.
E M
R .
II. Mussey
11
E
M
B
E R
T II
E Y
A T
31
u s s
KEEPS REAL
D A N B Y C 11 E E S E
'Sag
and plain.,'
FORGET THE
AND DOXT
P U M P K I N P L O U R
FOR PIES. KBIT BY Hill.
Clark & Brothers.
yATCHES AND JEWELRY !
CLARK & BROTHERS,
With pleasure now inform you that they have just
moved into their New and large Store in Clark's
New Block. Corner of West Street and Merchants'
Row, Rutland. Vt., where they have a large assort
ment of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
made to their own order, and perfect timekeeper!.
KNGLISU AND SWISS WATCHES of every
grade, trom S3.00 to 100 ,00.
HUNTING FULLj JEWELLED LEVEES,
iroro S8.00 to S50.00.
FINE GOLD WATCHES FOR LADIES.
JEWELRY of rich and beautiful patterns, em
bracing every style and quality.
SILVER SPOONS. FORKS, PIE, BUTTER and
FRUIT KNIVES. CHILDREN'S MUGS
and CUPS, SALT CELLARS Ac.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
A larpe assortment of Castors. Cake and Card Bas
kets, Goblets, Pitchers, Full Tea Setts ol the latest
and most beautiful designs. Knives and Forks,
Ladles of all sizes. Pie and Fruit Knives, with many
articles not mentioned.
CLOCKS of every description. Thirty hour, Eight
day and Thirty day Clocka from 60 cents to 25,00.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment Ivory Handled Breakfast, Din
ner and Tea Knives; also oommon Seta Knives and
Forks.
Rifles, Revolvers, and Single Pistols, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, &c.
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
With an endless variety of Ladies and Gents
FANCY GOODS.
And Cldldrens Toys and presents for the Hollidaya.
And last, but not least,
lOOO PAIRS SPECTACLES,
Of Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows with the
best Scotch Peble or the cheapest glass. We shall
keep constantly on hand for resetting in old bowa
Permcopic Concave and Convex eyes.
AH the above goods were bought for Cash and will
be sold lower than the same can be bought in New
York or Boston.
REPAIRING. -Watches of all kinds, Clocks and
Jewelry repaired in the best mannar aud at our usual
low prices.
II. G. Clark, A. W. Claisk, X. Clabk.
Dec. 12, 1860. 60
BAROMETERS AND THERMOME
TERS. Clark at Bbothbks have just received
another lot oi
ANEROID BAROMETERS.
Sure iudicators of the approaching weather, and
very convenient lor farmers and others who wifh to
know in advance what the weather will be. Also.
SIX DOZEN 1HERMOMETF.KS.
Clarks' Block, Rutland.
Marck 4, 1861. 10-tf
HA
I R J E W E L II Y !
CLARK & BROTHEKS are prepared to braid
and Gold mount Ladies' and Gents Neck, or Vest
Chains, Pins, Braoelets, Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs,
Charms, Ear Rings or any other articles required.
All done in the neatest manner on short notice,
and at very low prioei, at New Store, in
Clakks' 15 lock, Rutland, Vt.
March 4, 1861. 10-tl
EVOLUTION AMONG THE
CLOCKS !
CLARK & BROTHERS,
Have on exhibition and for sale TWO CASES
CLOCKS, that run without friction and lequire no
oil, and warranted to keep accurate time for 26 years
without repairs or cleaning.
Also, this day received another large invoice Ol
Rich Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware.
AT THIEIR NEW STORE,
Clarks' Block, Rutland, Jan. 7, 1861. 2ti
E V O L V E R S, REVOLVERS.
CLARK & BROTHERS have this day received
a large invoice of Colt's, Smith's, Wesson's and Al
len's improved Revolvers, which were bought for
cash, and will be sold for three fourths the former
prices. Cartridges 75 cents p r hundred. Also an
other lot of dirk and bowie knives.
Clark's Block, June 1st. 1361.
GARDEN TOOLS, for sale by
BARRETT &
SON.
BRISTOL IMPROVED PLOWS,
for sale by BARRETT & SON.
Rutland, April 10, 1861 15 tl
WHITE FISH AND TROUT, for sale by
BARRETT & SON.
ySHTON SALT lor sale by
BAKIiETI . iO".
'D WEEKLY HERALD: TirCHJSDAY. JULY
E. 1i Merriam.
COME WHERE THE
Quartett, 60 oents.
COWSLIP BLOWETH
JALEIDOSCOPS, at
E, N. MERRJAM'P.
AFRESH SUPPLY of those China VAn8. juit
received at ilEfiiUAM'S.
GUNS, WHIPS, AIR
Boys, at
PISTOLS, to . for the
E. N. MEKRIAM'S.
nHINA TEA SETTS, Paints. Setts of Furniture,
6lo , lor the Girls, at E N. MEKR1AM S.
OTHER THINGS too numercus to mention at
MELUUAM ?.
Rutland, May 25, 1S61.
EATUER COVERED BAT I ALLS, at
MERRIAM S.
J jMFES AND DRUMS, at the
MUSIC STOKE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in preat variety at
the L'SIC SI ORE.
I7RESU ARRIVAL of TOYS ANN PF.RFUME-
RY, at E N. MERRIAM S.
I. M. Southwick.
, 1
AV
A R AND HIGH PRICES.
It is renerally supposed that high prices of the nec
essaries of lile invariably followed, as a natural con
sequence of war. But acall at KOUTU WICK'S will
saimy all that no such deplorable censequences have
as yet followed the movement of the Government
airuBsr the traitors of the countjrv. and that his large
stock of groceries and provisions is still kept op, and
that bis prices are tm sucn as cannot i&ii to give
general satisfaction.
The increased patronage which continues to be
bestowed upon him gives him cbutidence in the hope
tbat bia attempt to please the bublic has not been
i,arn oi ood remit to bis customers and he
pledges himreli to renewed effofts in their behalf.
lo all rucu, men, as wuuiu cuuuuuc iy iu iu,tji
purchases where they can get t(e best articles, at t
latent postibie prices, he would shy that his stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
TEAS, SUGARS, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE.
I'ORK, LARD. UAMB, FOREIGN
FRUIT, BURNING FLUIDS,
OILS, kc . Ac,
Has just been replenished at the reduced City prices
for the SPRING TRADE, and that it will be kept
full and perfect throughout the teaon.
Farmers. Mechanics. Hotel keepers and House
keepers generally throughout the County, are re
spectfully solicited to examinelhu stock f
CROCKERY, GLASSTSTONE AND
WOODEN WjAKE,
Hi choice assortment of Domestic and foreign
Fruits, Coffee, fcpice-. ConfpUonery, Eilract,
Sauces. Drui?s. Fish, lobfceo and Searii,
Garden, r lower aud BirdOeed. CanUiee.
Shot, Vegetables, and the ttiouiiU
and one articles that go to make
A FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SfcED
Citiiena and strangers visiting Rutland, are tovitel
to give him a call, examine hi stock, and tie pledges
Liia-til to make his prices satisfactory to all.
il M SOUTH WICK.
No. 5 Merchants' Row,
Rutland, Vt., April 16, lsOl! ltl
R. II. Curt.
B.
II. BURT, will open on Friday,
May 1. a beautiful stock ot
RAW. FOULARD, INDIA AND FRENCH
DRESS SILKS!
Price, from f'i cents to S2.00. Alto a new stock
olthe celebrated Double Extension
II O O P SKIRT'
A new stock ot FARWELL S SHOES AND
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
Black Si!ks(no lustre.) Black Figured Silk. Black
Checked Silk. Black and Lavenler Silks.
Bl k Rippled Silk, Bl k Foulard Silk
Black Raw Silk. AlfO.
lOOO Yds Black Silk with heavy lutre
BLACK POPLIN. Black Moha r. 17c, value 25,
Black Print, a large variety in 72 Reed Cloths
and last colors. B. 11 BLRI.
BLACK GINGHAM, Black Brilliante. Blk Lawn
and Muslin. Black Berages, and Crape Merett
Black Embroidery, Black Veils, Black Eng. Crape
Vails. Black Bordered Handkerchiefs, 4c . c , kc.
UT-One Price Only. CT
16-tf
B II BURT.
BH. BURT, will open on WeJnes-
day, April 17th, 2000 yds Bleached Cotton. 7.S'
cents, value Pj. u. ii.bcui.
4000 YDS. Ero. yd wide Cotton, "X cents.
iOOO YDS. Print, in Pink. Blue, BuffBro. Purple.
Ac, Ac arc., at 8 cents, former price 11.
UOOO YDS Merrimack Prints. 8K CU.
3000 YDS. Eng. Style Shallies. 18 ct., value 25.
3000 YDS. Traveling Dr Goods, 9 eta., value 12j
IOOO YDS. Mohair. 1 H yds. wide, 87i cts . value
75 cents.
10OO YDS. Eng. Berage. figured. 25 cents, former
price 87 12.
1000 YDS. Boys Pant Cloth, handsome and fast
colors, 25 cts., former price 87 .
1000 YDS. Lad Cloth, all wool and new colors. 112;
500 YDS. Pl'd Mohair, 12$ cU-, value 20
600 YDS- Embroidered Foplii. 30 eta.
fx VI YDS. vd. wide Sheeting Prints, 15 cts., value to
AO CM., viiue 4
B. U. BURT
cents.
BLACK FRENCH VEILS, with real border
B. U. BURT.
E
"MBROIDERF.D Muslin" and Cambric Sets, at
81.25 and 31.50. value 1.76 and S2.50.
I B. U. BURT.
LADIES- GAUNTLET GLOVES, 12J cents
B. U BURT.
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES. 600 worth just
received. This is the only glove we keep in
Kid. PrieeSlCW , B H. BURT.
II ICi DOZ. 3 Threaded Genu
Half How. Real
B.U BURT.
IWl'Brittsh,
tf( TOZ. HEAVY SOCKS, for Workmen
1UU Military men, 12H cts., value 25.
B. U. BURT
ion
DOZ. No. 12 Blue. Brown
and
B.
White Half
11 BURT.
oee.j
500
DOZ. l ad w't Slate, Blue and Brown Hope.
12j cents, value 20. B. 11 BURT.
X AD AND GENTS Silk Under Ve.ts and Draw-
li ers. Also, these goods in Merino.
B II.
BURT.
16-tf
Rutland, April 16, 1SC1.
Lewis & Fox.
rPO PHYSICIANS of Rutland County
X and vicinity : We are prepared to 611 your or
ders for DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
on the most favorable terms the market affords.
LI-WIS A FOX, Druggists,
Merchants' Exchange, Rutland, Vt.
LEWIS & FOX, keep all kinds of ap
proved Patent Medioines. which they sell at
prices corresponding with bard times.
83rItememberthe place: MERCHANTS' ROW,
Rutland Vt.
A full assortment of Sboulderbraces, Trusses and
Supporters of the most approved patterns, suitable
for all ages and both sexes. For sale by
LEWIS & FOX.
Rutland, April 10, 1861.
NOTICE. TO THE CITIZENS OF
It Rutland and vicinity. We have just returned
from market with a fresh supplv of
DRUG AND DRUGGISTS ARTICLES,
making everv thing complete in our line of trade.
AND PARTICULARLY
Among other things new, We have one Of A. D.
Puffer's Celebrated Improved Soda Fountains, the
second of the kind erer made, an l surpassing all
other kinds in beauty and couvenience, trom wliich
we shall dispense pure Soda, not to be beat any
where. . LEWIS & FOX.
Rutland, June 11, IStil.
rpUE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
-1 Perfumery and Toilet articles ever offered for
sale in Rutland, for sale cheap b
Lew
is &
FOX.
15 Hi
No 1 MeHMifiritp" Kxcti,jr,:--
Stephen French.
ryllE SUBSCRIBER would announce
-L to the Ladies of Ruand and vicinity, that b
has Just received a
NEW LOT OF CLOAKS,
To which be would Invite especial attention.
Also, that be baa a large assortment of
COLLARS AND SETTS,
now on i.heir way, and will shortly be opened.
A large assortment of
WHITE GOODS, NEW RIBBONS, SPRIN
STYLES, NEW LOT ZEPHYR WORSTED,
Just opened.
'Also, a new lot ot
. HOOP SKIRTS,
of the most approved manufacturers
Also new Styles of
D R E S S T R I M M I N i S ,
And every thing else in his line ol business. '
STEPHEN FRENCH.
Rutland, April 10, 1S61 li-tf
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE! A
large lot of FANS Just received, from 12 cent
to 2Xp, at J-KENCH S.
O i RKNCH baa added to hi stock of 'ancy goods.
ijm JAUES EA TRACT OF TIIE POND LILY and
Other penume ; also PORT MONN I LS.
G REAT RKDUCIION iu tl price of COLLARS
f and SKI IS, Setts worth 3 Vi tor 1 fyi.
At FRENCH'S
I AM cou-tantlv receiving new
iu my line of Luxinet-s
Rutland. June 21.
jiKid' of all kind
S. FRENCH
VNKW LOT OF PARIS NETTS received th. day
at r RENCH b.
French L Kiu!ev.
gy- T7 RES II AR
jH..Vy 7 UK BEST 1
RIVALS
PATTERNS
SOFAS,
DIVANS.
TETE-A-TETES.
LOUNGES.
MATTRA88ES.
SPRING BEDS
CENTRE TABLES,
WHAT NOIS,
BUREAUS.
SECRET A RIP.S.
BEDSTEADS,
MIRKORS.
Oak Cbamter 8tt. Flowered Chamber Setts,
Eaty Chain. Sola Seat hairs. Cane Seat
'Chairs. Wood Seat Chairs, Sick
Chairs, kc . kc , at
FRENCH t KINGSLEY S.
H-
OWES CELEBRA
TED SCALES These Scales
have taken the Medal at the Ver
mont Mate fair Foes MU la
ucctsioK.and the medal at every
place they have eihibifed this year.
All kinds for rale at manufacturers
prices, at
BENCH & KINGSLEY S.
c
OFFINS. FRENCH & KINOS
LEY have a new and complete assortment
of Cotl;n. Caskets and Burial CaM-s. of every size,
style and price, with or aithout boa. from Roxewood
arid Mahagany to the c mraon Pine Coffin, all
trimme-1 ready for u-e Particular attention paid tl
all orders from out ot town.
HAKDWARE Kuilders' Hardware
Bells, Door Beli. fcc , sic, at
Lock" TTand
F. Ik K S
JAINIS -All
kind ut Paints and Oi's at
F. A
K'S.
V"I-W PATTERNS OF TAPESTRY,
J. 1 Ingrain, and three ply Ca-petiug.
Juft received at
FRENCH k KINGSLEY S
100
BBLS. FRESH CEMENT.
at FRENCH k KINGSLEY S.
100
SACKS PURE ASIITON SALT,
at FRENCH k KINGSLEY'S.
I M E BY T II E B A R REL,
For sale at FRENCH A KINGSLEY S
s
C Y T II E S AND SNATHS
at FRENCH & KINGSLEY'S.
G
LASS CUT TO ORDER,
at FRENCH k KINGSLEY, 8.
XatbaD Pifrff.
TIIE FLAG OF -'OUR UNION"
culi waves over the old UNION STORE ou
Alain Street, where may be found one of the largest
stocks ot.Goods in Rutland, which have " seceded "
in prices so that large quantities of
D Ii Y
GOODS
G Ii O CE III E S,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And all kinds ol Goods from a Darning Needle to a
hogshead of Sugar, are daily carried away under the
protection of the Stars and Stripes.
: Remember No chaige lor showing goods.
NATHAN PIERCE
A
NEW STOCK OF DRESS GOODS jut receive!
by
NATHAN PIERCE.
A NEW LOT OF STELLA
AND BROCUA
2V SHAWLS Just received by
NATHAN PIERCE.
VNEW LOT OF
received by
GLOVES AND HOSIERY Just
NATHAN PIERCE.
A
just received by
NATHAN PIERCE.
Ofin HOOP SKIRTS jutt received, and selling
iUU cheap, by NATHAN PIERCE.
3000
YDS. PRINTS extra quality and last
colors selling at 8 oents, by
NATHAN PIERCE.
N01
SALMON for aale by
NATHAN PIERCE.
pTO. 1 MACKEREL for sale by
ATUAN PIERCE.
JAPANESE TEA for tale by
11
NATHAN PIERCE.
TURK'S ISLAND SALT for sale by
NATHAN PIERCE.
TROUBLE EXTRA, EXTRA, and FANCY FLOUR
XJ for sale bv
NATHAN PIERCE.
!
20dawtf
11. 1861.
Real Estate for Sale.
"PARM FOR SALE. The fmbscriber
J- oflera for tale bis dairy Farm, lying one and one
half mile South-east ot Rutland village, containing
upwards oi one ha ad red acre.
For further particular inquire of
GKotu.v. I. UfSStV
Kuuana, vt., uarcu 6, isci.
10-tf
OUSE FOR ALH
The brick
Kt the Episcopal
Church in this village is now off.
ed for sal bv
E L. MUSSEY.
10-tf
ii EOR
Rutland, Vt.. March 6. 1A.
UK SALU ValuabU Real Ef-tafe
near the Depot. No better limitim. turtitinn in
town. Kre opi ortuDitv for an inL-.i.,.t Lnr.r.
Kuiiana. reo. , ixfii. I $ tr
To whom it may Concrrn.
ATOTICE. I hereby A
notice that
-a. I Lave tLixdav given my ski Elwi:i F
Iewi',
ui nme lor ana during the remid
nmg part
of lii
mmoritv, gad that I s'lall not clam tin of his ear- I
niugs nor pay any of his debts alter tht date
. , . ALVA LEWIS
vuDji.jiiae I'Jtn la.
2-:. Hw
Jatuej into
trie inclu-ure of
JL1 the sub-enberon the 231
ibt.. m. limit lv
iiorse; should imtge to be five orkiit tnn ...h ,tt.
amall white pot in the foreheJd 1 he r.wnrr i.
reiueetea to i.rote prouertv tar charges and
me Fame away.
LkWH V H A I k Hi
(.larendon, June 2S, lwt. 2T2 I
rrO WHOM IT MAV COXCEKX
-a- All thoe indebted to u.are rj-npectluliy reueet-
BA
REIT 4.
SON
Rutland. April 1C, 1-fA.
ANK OK RCTLAN
S'l OCK :
bis ifl.i in Cram-
The ubribf-r oilers fc.r sale a
ton Mchoia liiock, Kutiaul,
HiO SHIRES STOCK n"
Vt..
ill IK
BANK OF
RUTLAND,:
" iw i euii parcnaaers
,. . . . ... 11 HENRY BAXTER
r.uuana, Apri l,
li tf
PAYMENT RKgiJES
ii im-i;
j ate payment of all debt Sue the
late firm of
C Lit 113. RLGGLES, AI W OOD
CO.. must be
maae ana con save
ATWOD. L(.i;i.rs a oi
Kuuand, reb. Vt. 1-61. itf
XOTICE! The Selectio n will meet at
A.t their Office in the Town Hall, on the Iat
I Thursday of each Slonth at 1 o c
ock P. M , to trans-
' act turineis.
! S J .RIG(,S.
M S Illi If AliD SOB.",
Selectmen
13-tf
G. P. H ANN CM.
Rutland. Marclt ".A
PAYMENT REQL ES
ate payment of ail delv
ED. Immtdi-
hue the late firm of
CUKIIS
st UUGGLEs, mu-
Le riKJe and cot
saved.
C.
RUGGLES.
1 tf
Rutiand. Feb. 2. l-:i
X-OTICE. Heaeaf-er
di ount of 10
all monthlv tili'.
percent, will be frsde ob
ntder Z.r. and 15 percent fn tills ot KX'J and
over, it paid within five days aftar preeentation.
Waltkb c. Larx?r ii appointed fopetintendent
of our Ga Works, and hereatt will attend to the
collection and pavmebt of all bills, and theiating of
service pipe. fettHig of Meters, tic. kc.
Oli-c at tLe Centra) IJr.ue I
WM. A. BUHXETT. Pres't
Rutland hi' Light Co
Rutland. March 1.1-01. I 1j tf
-4
Qlflf) a month:
0 lOO Made itb Stencil Tools. CHEAPEST
AND BEST. Send for Isteet samp!e. Ail free.
D L MiLLIKEN. Brandon. Vt.. or
14-tf No I bird St., St. Louis, Mo.
1 ?OK THE GRKAlEsf INDUcEMENlft E ER
X onerea Agents, aldre-e with stamp.
Dr V. W.
UIHBARD,
I'ouitney.
lvly
Vt.
U'riifrdi
W
A N T E D. A
rice young hore.
we!I broke to drive and to
JoslAU U US TOON.
do other light work.
Lost and Fdnnd.
37STEAYED. Estraybl from the en
-A closure of the subscriber ion or aboot the 6b
of June a two year old lightish iron grav mare
colt, ot medium size, one hit bind foot, 'star in
the face, around tne nose llgbtfyh gray. Whoettr
will give Information where said colt is .ball be well
rewarded. A.NOBLE
iinmoutn, Jane II. 11.
Railroad
Rl'TLlin 4c
11. SUMMER
BrRL
5UTOX
Ik. It.
ll.
ARRAN
EUENT.
N aud after Monday, May 12,1861, Trains will
iia ii iouows, viz :
moviko sorra iid east.
Leave Burlington, 9.00 and 11.16 A.M.. and 8.00
P. M.
Arrive at Ketland. 12 M.,1.20 anl 11 3) P. M.
Leave Rutland. 6 i6 All ml 12 Li P. M.
Arrive at Bellows Falle, 70 K. M. aud 2 Si P. M.
MOVIHO HOBTH A tilt WIST
Leave Bellows falls 12 25 and 6 3d P. M.
Arrive at Rutland, 2 6o an4 ts.00 r. M.
Leave Rutland. 2Haiid 6 60 A. M.. and 3 35 P. M.
Arrive at Burlington, 4-50 and 8 50 A. M. and 6 ou
P.M. ,
TR4IVA COMtBCT At FOLLOWS :
At Burlington with t Central, and Vt. k Cana
da Railroads, f ir Montpelieri St. Albans. Rouse's
Point, Montreal. OgdeneburglJ. and the West. At
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New Yoik.
Saratoga Springs, Schenectad and the West. At
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad for
ritchburgb. Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With
Vt. Valley R R.,tor Brauleboro, Springfield. Hart
ford. New Haven aud New York and with Sullivan
Railroad for Windor, W. R (Junction. Wells River,
St. Jobnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains.
Passenger for the West will fla4 th. a cheap, pleas
ant, and expeditious route.
Sleeping car on all night trains between Troy and
Rutland and Montreal.
For tickets and all uece$ar; information inquire a
the ofhees ou the line.
E. A.CHAPIN Sur-'t
Public Houses.
HP II E M c 0 A L 1) E L II O U S E.
X LADIES. ORT.'IVAftYi
GENTLEMEN S OKDINAKY.
AND RESTAURANT.
Nos. 530 and 532 Broadway Entrance Rear Nos
35 aud 37 Jame Street.
ALBANY.
The patronage of Citizens, strangers and visitors at
Altmny is respectfully solicited. The bouse has been
fitted up in a manner superior to any in the country
and every delicacy of the season can be obtained at
mi rstaoiii-nment on tne most reasonable terms.
to travelers on steamboats and Railroads t'ds
Dou-e anorax advantages over any other. No delav
will occur as every order will, be served as scon as
given.
Private parties famished on the shortest notice
with everything ol the season, i
P. S This bouse is within a few steps of the Rail
road Depot, being on the block below the Delavan
House on the opposite side of Broadway. 35 ly.
George W lVarrfn,
STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES !
The undersigned having leased the Store formerly
occupied by Mr. S. G. STALEY, would most re
spectfully inform the citizens of Rutland and vicini
ty, that he is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in the
PLCMBING. TIN,COPPER k SHEET IRON LINE.
COOKING, PARLOR, HALL k VOX STOVES,
AND HOME COMFORT STOVE,
constantly on hand.
TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
ol every description constantly on band, or made to
order at the lowest rates.
Jobbing executed with neatness and despatch. Or
ders promptly attended to.
GEORGE W. WARREN.
Masonic Hall. Corner of West St.
11-tt and Park Row, Rutland, Vt.
SUGAR' SUGAR'! SUGAR!!! Refined
Raw Sugars, at very low prices for cash.
and
HAKhKTT
A SOX
AKDEN SEEDS. fr
Cusiness Director.
CHAS. C. DEWEY, "
Attorney, Coansellor and Solicitor. Pctiand. Vt
C7UfTo. formerly occupied by H. H. Hodreo,
q . a few doors North of the Court lions. Mala
Street. i;
JA I C II S
U K S
OYSTER :
1 a i; 11 A X
o us K
FOR LADIEs A CIJSlLfMtX,
No. 1 Mrcliett-- Row. l:ut:tia. t
Iu coimxJou with the above eftabli-bmeiit ihtrc
are litfed up a mite of f-o.ir lioums. for the acconv
ntKiatioii oi
mate I rtie. A No. a good lani;itia
Ma;i. with lJre.ji,r Roon-
.ler in every tj ;., and
-on
C-iiccie in their -a-
DI.'S SMITH & READ
M-CiJrnChi kiid Surgical Dentift
Black. No. . Ca-t.eton Vt.
I'fliO t iioo
REN. K. ( llAsi.,
Practical Watch Maker and Jeweler
c)a-of Goirt end Silver G1-.
Merchant' Row. l.'utiaud. 't.
fx-! if a DbC
Utl
CLARK & liHOTIO'.lIs
Dealers iii Watche. ai,d Jeaejry. Clock. fi;v
ware I-atiC Goods ic Repairiur teat, oote at
.."..u..ic Agejit. or 11, mir ,ojt.
H
G LAKK A W.tUU. N (LAKH
N. .''IK left a i
n UN ER .nd dealer iu M.et-t Muic Ut.i,.,
a
mel.t. MllMt iiwi,. ln-l.r,. . i a
M k, 'J '"""rt P-- r foreV hUxSvu,
j Groier k Laker . hewing Machmet. c . kc
Merchant-' Row. Rutland, Vt Ktf
I . MOWJiEV.
i ' 'r'V,,'l'bc Art fen. tnioi, IIuiMitig Mun (rt..
j and t ,,k. B.ocV. Merchant, Row. Louand Vt
til . L, Phctograt-h. in B.;i0re cr !sM
( lie. lieat y cc.ored in oiJ. ttikitg a eui erior aa
1 VI. frtT
LEWIS L FOX.
I ateiit MeoiciLe. Lunial. An.--. u . . . .. '
I ttimtrr T.l. t . . . . """'"".in.
rir".i ui.
. l . 1 r - - . u
id every-
' rtair,iiig to tije lruri.t trud.
PteKripticn carefully aiti.M-d.
MerchadtC
EicLange, Lut.aid.Vt
FRANCIS FENN.
Vhol-...e an J K-tail Drugn.t, Mait e-irei. R,t
a l d , t . ..ji
j W. B. MUSSEY.
I Wbolealeard Retail Dealers in r lour Pork Battel
Cbee-e. Ijird. lith. lan. Fgir. Atpies. (Dry and
Green. i leas. Siigr. Coffee. MoiaM;. Fluid, and
j a if kinds ol Goods o-ua':; kept in the trade. fd
A. F. hl'EXCFK & CO..
in Leadv-Made !(. , K.t.
i Dealer'
t ,
. Jee!rv. lock. Nciictf. ic . ic. N.2
! """
uiuti. r,(!;LO. t
2tt
FRENCH & KINGSLEY,
let,er iu f Jour. Corn, Meal. Iron. S'eel. CoaL
jl. fiejl IIafdad. Pomcrr. 1 u-e. O l. Burning
Huid. lon.iture ai d ane . Reaov lale cfl.n.
4e . fc. Near the iiaj.rcad D.poi. ButJaLd. t
b y rfittc-H. l. . aiaoaiKT
PIERPOINT & NICHOLS.
Attorney, at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Merchant. Row. RutlaLd. Vt 1 It
EOBEET riBBFOIjfT. - HCBOli
C. E. GRAVES.
Attorney at Law. Ofl ct No. 3 Merchant-
the store ot Geo. Grave. A Co.
Row . ever
5 lj
MARTIN (i. EVERTS.
Attorney ard t ot teeJJt-r at I. n d alienor
J tancery. Cfiee in tleCourt lu tt. tntitid. Vt
REUBEN R. THRALL.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor u,
Shancery. Agent for Pennstoners. Bounty Lands, Ac
Ottce. 2d story Thrall's Block. Rat! and. Vt
SHELDON'S & SLA SON.
(Successors to Sheldons. Morgan A Slaoos, KarbJe
Dealers. West Rutland. VerdiOBt. L. Sheldon. Cha
Sheldon, U A Sheldon, Chae. H Slaeon 19 1
DR. E. V. X. I A R WOOD,
Denul Surgeon. Washington at , Eat
land.Vt. All operation wrformHi in
a careful fkillful A thorough manner
D. V. PRIME.
Surgeon Dentist. Brandon, Vt. Office
at the residene nf J
R oasever . oyoerte
the Brandon House.
fltHEK V IIOVAKI.
Hairyirail mmd .'l-laaBicai
f isla,
Office eor yrk,nt' Wmw - a m- .
Streets. RutlaLd, Vt 21tf
I. K. PIPER.
H BOWAHI
W. W HIBBARD. 31. I)..
pr- Surgical and 3Iechanieal Dentist,
Poultney. Xt. 1-ly
DR. 31. TEFFT.
Surgical aud 3Iefical Dentist,
I'ouitney. t. CrtLee, one door Wert
Of J.J. Joeiins' Store.
Decay remaved and Teeth nlled with Gold wftbout
bartiDg the patient. vlj
Easlr FaaiarT ail 9Iaeaiae Hlsaa,
Near the H. A B. at R. Freight Depot.
Castings of every description. Mill and Machinery
W erk, furnished promptly and at low price.
Orders reepeetlally solicited.
BOWMAN A MANSFIELD
Rutland. Oct. 19, 158 i3
PETER C. JONES,
WHOLESALE AND REIAIL
P A P E R VT A R E II O I J S E ,
No. S Water, ("or. of Devonshire St., Boston
has con-tant!yon band and for sale a large assort
ment ol ail kinds of
P A P E R .
Book. News. ManiMaand Press Paper, manufactured
to order at short notice ,Jk gent for smith k Petbbs
Kiiarueled Cards and Card Nheets. 16
HARRY E . P F. A S E ,
CARD ENGRAVER AND PRINTER,
0 1 8 BROADWAY,
ALBA N Y N Y
Lithograph and Hood Engraving. Fahiocatl
Stationery, Drawing of ail kinds.
THE HITEAKD lEBAI.O
I PubHshed Daily and Weekly at Rutland. Vt
BT
GEO. A. TUTTLE A Co.
THE IlllLV II Ell ALU
Is pubiifhed every morcicg In season tor the morn-
ijg trains leaving Rutland, at 6.(X per jear.
Fifty cents per month or 2 cent per number,
And wiil cont.ua full Teh-graphic Report from
the Associated Press, up to the ialeet hour, together
with local news, editorials, kc.
An eveniug edition will a!eo be published whenev
er occasion require, m bich ill te sold to all at two
cents per number. Liberal terms ma da with New
men, or parties willicg to act a agents.
PRICES OF ADVERTISING:
For ten lines or lees. I Two week J1 76
One day SO .50 Three weeks 2 IS
Two days AO I One month 3 1
Three days 70 Three months 5.00
Fo ur days K) I Six months Ct
Five davs 90 I Nine monts 12.00
One Week 1.00 One year. 15 11
Srecial contracts made for larger amounts of ad
vertiMng mp with regular customer
THE WEEK LI' HEKALD
ISi PCBL1PHED KVEBT TBCKSDaT .OKTI,
Aud will contain a full sypopi ol the new of the
previous week, including lull telegraphic reports ol
that day.
TBBJf B O fUBSCalPTIOB. v;
Village subscriber, served by carrier, 2 00
Oflice and Mail sulachbera, 150
iT7If payment is not made strictly in advance, 25
cents will in all cases te added to these terms and.
interest charged after one vear; but co paper will be
sent to subscriber out of the State until j aid for.
and when tbe suteoriptien expires the paper will be
aiecontinued.
TEEM OF ADVSKTlMXi.
I or lu !n;es or leM ftr three week '1
For each week's cci tinoance. three cenU per hie
A liber?' al!rn!;'.e nsde to thtfe who ai'-e-t"
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