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TKF RTTLANK WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, lxfii.
TO THE FRIENDS OF VERMONT
SOLDIERS, i
Sih.-.- ;hr j. i. -cut ivIk'IUo!. comiufii'ed
hen ha Ix i-ii n-imt'iit-; ' liifa'iiry
O.'lfc of ';t:i!rv ,'iinl tW'j -Itf i ot x.
Sharp Shunter mustered into the .'vi.'e
:i thi' I 'nil'-Si ! I'n.in Y'-rnion:. and
it- 'v rv man i in i .---i - ivi:i dollars
jt;r IH'iM'l: I. iM,i ;hi- Sla!- it. ;iddi':ie To
hi . '. uiar j ij. v :i- l i i t r i a -,-y
,:i 1 1 ) -li' il: to the tl'i'il- oi the
!a 'i. a I" tin- iiintnn'r in which to i.roee. ;
to oiitain tin- afuriaiii sum. ! hi- i- a
mailer in which jK-ojilt- in all part- '. ill'
Stati-arc emu'erned, ami as it i- our aim
to rotivt'V a!;ialil' intorniatio'i to ,f;r
re-ad. r-. we i s :t I -1 1 1 1 1 it expedient to
ini'idi-li a I'ircniar which ih- State Treas-jii-r
ha i-ued to the stderiiiieii oi every
i:, iiA i.i- i for genera! I'ireiilation.
T it n. sr k K i: - (i i li K.
Rutland. I (ec-mh'-i
.!. !m;:.
7'e. lilf S' l' ?luri :
Under tin1 :n't iuss'd at tii
Se.-iori ot tii'' l.ei
and i In- ' 'i-toher Se
ature m
April
ion tu-i closed. Tin- j
. . .
Sc iii men ot tin- -evi r;
at town-ot' this
State are aiuliurixed todraw ovd
on the
State Trea-iirv lur the , j-i,i it'i of S7 J
per month im- lie- tiem lit c. ot the tami
lies of the -oldier- n-idiiiir in their respect
ive town-.
Orih-r- -hoult! he drawn :he -eiect-inen
ot the town, when- tbetntniiv resides
when the pay becomes du-. In order to
fuliill tbe requirement ot the i;iv.. i; is
necesarv thai each selectman -i.o'dti ign
his name n the order-, with hi-own hand, j
l b-: orders are to be drawn for -vfn
inotiib"- pav. anil the money so draw to
be ptiid over to the family, taking th-dr j
receipt lliercliir. the receipt to be held by ;
the selectmen . The word- Jttnulij of savlt !
foldin: I con-true to mean the collective !
body of persons who live in one house.
under one head. If thi-head ot a family !
become- a soldier, those dependent on Inn: j
are entitled to the extra. ', and it is r.ot j
nece.-sarv for the selectmen tu have an or- 1
!
der from the soldier, as the law doe not j
permit a -oldier with a family in this State j
to draw his extra pay on his own order r
as in case of simrle men.
All soldiers who have gone into the -'-r- i
vice of tin1 I. nited States, under the r'-uui- I
I' .., ..- .1.; . l I
been :iiii-tered into the Fnitei! State- ser
vice by tin1 authority or with the con-en;
of tin- ( h.i ernor. ate n'i'i'-d to the txtrti
pay Irotn the date of their being -o jnu
'.red.
The ri".riinents
i'Oiniaiiie.- now in
ser iee were mustered :is toiiow- :
The d Rcfr't on the 2lth .Iun.
The :d l,.;r't on the ldth .'u!y.
The i:"h letr't on ihe 2l;h S',;.
Tii" ."'-ii Keir't on tie- 10; h S-n:.
The CM: KV'j't on t!u l-'itli ()e:.
T!i" l!e-j'i 'avalry on the V.'th Nov.
The !-; C.'omp.-iiiy ( V.i 1-t l'.-.'T- han
hnoters. " I -t (re;.
Tin I'd .'oiiiia:iv. 1st Regime),: Nharo
llOOleJ-. '.'Ill NoV.
Ih turns ot tin- reffijit- it. tin -d Il'-.trt-rneni
liae heeii fci'ei vci I. In ihe rir.-t order
, ..,1
Oi
tna .
!'! rl Mil 1 lie
'.!..'.'
-..! in
.' -o .- ... t i .'
:' i ,- . hi- 1 1
!:;ne !l,e ; ; s i : ;
to ! iii ii :
no! ;til!n'i-'i
,i lit oi t an li?-.
-i r iee. )set !:.
he;- -di's par
X'.ires i
..tVl.e. ;
. :-.! !
i.'iVe ;
ihe i
';i; I:'
i::.s ;
:i T.i- :
i, il iia- -oil.
( i ; i 1 1 1 t i ! i ' hoi.
s : i ; I :-i
X .hr'.V
UH-ii ov.'
.il'V.
whieh i
i
! I '
ii.u:'.
- an on i- : . , :
.i- extra
-am'- -iit'.li !;i
hei'i'j: lile.i ts
. trotn
;!.;uo:
ith the
no
i. ni'.iiili a- tin
'.-i-i' i ai ifiic v
i lie
Trea-.irer, the aioney rati he dr.-iv;)! o'i
'i.i ' if.'i'-r i 1 i he al lortiey.
'ihe law tot hid- minors 'iiitif it: .villi
o:;: ;in- con -en; ol' 1 le ir pa rents, and st' jia
re;r - elnim a .-on'.- pa'. lh- tatlier tlioiihl
r'i piire a power of altorney to draw llih'
pav .'.'li'-i! thev v-ive con-etit to the i-n-
ii.-Ullelll.
I'.l
n:k orders ii ip -eh'i'tnieii, and tittor
atid lilank powers oi' attorney, -will
i.ey-. ami niank powers ot attorney, win 1
he iiiiiii-lied on aopheatton to t Ii is oliice, j
and Mm a:-" r. -'im -ted n. .haw orders :
until ,,a the lilank-. and without aiterino;
Wnl'i i- i:f i
loii.ir- :
an., nion
llis.
thu-e in othe.- tortus eaiinot i o
anl
mis I!. P.m. I.. Stale Treasurer.
j
- I
,.- i i . ., . ... . ...,' I
I ue Uichmoad paper.- aie. crvni;: out j
against the despotism to whieh old irinia is j
"uhjected hv the rehel army. They complain
tha: the ianners aie o j;reviously opjiressci
v the impressment ot their teams and ut'
roes that tii cultivation ol the saered soil is
tt-rrihlv neglected ; that the wheat crop iu
many counties has diminished one-third.
Thuy say that the. violence of the Govern
ment agents is insutlerahle, and that if this
system continues it will hring the rehel Oov
trnment into such detestation that the agents
of the quartermaster's department will receive
at the hands of the, people no better treat- j
mem man tiie emissaries ot lancoin.
IWi! iii tntfllujt i,cr.
The report of commissioner Edwards
of tin- general land oliice, exhibits the as
tonishing; fact that, notwithstanding the
political dilliculty ot the country, actual
settlements on the puhlie lands have great
ly increased, and that during the year
lorty thousand new (arms, of eighty acres
each, have been added to the wealth of
ib-e republic.
ord '1' tu 1, entered upon In- d.i-
A Large Force. From the report
ot- the Secretary of W ar we learn that '
have army of upwards of 600,000
i '.11 ait
men in the lield. Adding to this the nun- . 1
ber oi discharged three months volunteers
ami the ajrjrregate force furnished the gov
ernment sittee April lar-t exceeds 700,000 '
men. Su'M! vitality is there among a free '
lieonle '.
C'ayai.k. There an now fiver titty-I
two thousand cavalry in the volunteer st:r- '
VK-e. it is tieeiiietl questionalile whether
thi- iartre imiuli-r ean he effectively em
ployed. Whetlier they can be or not, it
is under-mod that no more are to he re
ceived. tg1 A nil! has beer, introduced into the
Kcntucy Legislature for the enroliiaciii of 'he
n;v es oi all the militia of tin State, from IS
to 4a, to be ready to he marched when called
on by the General Government. The death
knell of Secession is sounding in "Old Ken-t-ick.'
The Sprinfi-ld lieeuiiiif ai. .-vs Sullivan
Fav, of Sonthbori;'. one ot' t'ae mo wealthy
citizens o' 'he iown. has employ- d 'he pres
ent year more than fourteen hundred days'
labor ot men. besides a lare amount of team
work, iii lUMkint? improvement- oi his O.riri.
i i. .i . .i . .
I uis ne i a- none parity to ive .ii'uuyuMiii
to ,wr ,v!io-ii tamilie- a:--dependent on ttieir
daily labor lor support- I tie example is wor-
! thv c f imitation.
i- T
R T S
s .
Ilii: iilOIIKS! VKKMIL'M
j War awuriitil To K N. Merr::mi at tlie rate tate
t,est Sewing Machiiien. 'the I'tople s Machines i
sniK'l s manufai tukfu to MKasl'KF.and
A KIT OUAUAXTIKD
I I'IRKI TIONS K'Jit -ELK MEASCKE-MtNT :
I (A Diet ii ce around The neck.
B. Di-t ii ' - ar.'iitid t ech-Pt umier the armpits.
1 i o I' ' 'i-tai-c- :r-ir in back i f coat lo
' knuckle joint ofiii-!- i.i g-r
' Sta'e your hihth I
AU The measure' --l:i,ui.. -t.us. a d every allow j
! KiiCe :or :a-e aii'i -mvu -a:, l e m;nie in cutting
1
V
. I i h A,
" -
.'iihp wt tin i,-s; rv.-i-i: at citxv
X is the i.lne fr the t.ir.i - Price. S2r,. tor
sale bv N MF.RK1AM.
Jt
rlftM
in i.i.
. .-.Kill -- I ' ': -.
SHiitTS F'):. ! J
-.'':';.'! - 1 I ' ' ' " 1 .
H lit !;
i !.'. .":
i ;;i-;w r vnic
J -2. -.l-.WlN'i. .MA CHINK.-
i- .;:'y r. l-ti :. M... : ;;
ni.ik. j -- ,r.i I , . :.j :i . ' , ,
PEOl'i.E
-. ..-'.-ive.' Th-
:-!F.i:i:!Aii -;
!: i NG Or
'-ij- For
M USIC - mirf;.
(IA MIADi'.
.f i'liE CHN1 ::.v.' AN"!'
.it the
"fORE OF THAT NICE WHITE
.'. 5 I.INF'.N, just rece ved .-'-i:.i in your t-rder.- i
tor .Shirt F'r '-tJ !
limit E. N". MERRIAM. i
;ianos: AND
L rent. :.t
MELODIANS TO
Fi. N. MERRIAM S-
Frauds Venn
THREE CHEERS FOR VERMONT!
j
IThree times Three for Francis Fenn,
Whope Stock up
UlitGS. CHEMICALS, PA TEAT MEDICINES,
FANCY GOODS. TOILET ARTICLES. &C.,&c ..
; was never larger and more complete than now.
' D rues Ireidi lroin Market everv week
ChrinicalH idceiy and careluliy .'elected.
Fa ucy Goods ol all kinds, a splendid assortment.
All lor i-ale at the verv smallest advance lrom
co,t t,v J.RANCIS FEKN.
Union Building. Main St.,
ivuuanu, h.
rjMIE POTOMAC BLOCKADED !
Rebel Batteries along its Banks ! !
A. Chain across its Noble Bosom ! ! !
The Rebelo have at last succeeded, and to has Fran
cis Fenn, who now oilers ler tale the largest, beet,
and truly the moet splendid show of
KC It ON EXE LAMPS,
with Merrill's Improved Burners, that ean ue fonnd
IN RUTLAND OR VICINITY.
LAMPS of every style and description imaginable.
Prices to suit the times.
GLOBES, SUADES. CHIMNEYS, WiCKLXU.
CANS, CHIMNEY CLEANERS, constantly on
hand.
K
EROS E N E OIL!
Downer's beet, the only reliable article now
sold. Warranted not to txyloite. And the only
place to buy it lor iX cents per gallon is at b nvs e,
who is the only one in town who sell
DonNEKS GENUINE &EKOSEXE OIL.
Satisfaction guaranteed
COJlt ONE, COME ALL.
in 1 nun i'm tiding. Main Street, v .ill tmd :,"t
ih ,s iui: -i utteiid to ymr w-nts v, Kb che i :i'.!-
D H E V I C M St'
X AN!'
s 1 1 i j ; ' F i i
IS L
'I
4 j
tle.tHiial.
S SAMH1ICI WINE !
PVi.L. iSU FOUK Y CA HS OLD,
OF CHOICE OPOIt lU Fill IT
KOK PHYSICIANS' USE.
kok
W ,KLV PKRSONS
w'a Lin-
c
j '-
SAM1UII MNB
(.'elfi rated ii- Kuro- li' i'-im-dioina! and beneficial
qualities a- a (ienTie sfini'i'ani, Ionic. Diuretic and
Sudoritic, hijflih e-t -eme i tiv eiaineiiT phyHiciaui.
used in Kurnpeii. -.! A m-i-ioaii lio-pital. and by
tome of thf tis: imniliei- in Fir.i;i - 'I America
A- A TOXIC.
l! lis no t-qui.1. cau-ii'jr hv aiipeTv ami IitiildiiiK up
the-j-tem. being -f in-iy pi-- v ine of a mMt
valimtile Iruit
AS A till Hi IK
it impart a ! ealthv act:'-! " o, (, lamlr and Kidney.-,
and I'rinar. Or!i- vr - enf licial in Uropfy.
tioet. and Kiieum;.iit' P'-'ihiis.
-i m;i - WINK
If i.ot a ixiii"- .. 'i.a- tioctiireii article, but is
pure, from !f:t ve- t -In l'or'iii?al .SnmbiK-us. cul
rivated in Xe-' .J. - rvcomui.-i ce !.y ChemiW
and n.yiciB - 4 ---. in meiiici' propertie;' i-u
jerior To an- -i; Wii ' n: n-e. s-rd an excellent
article for al k nn .tdlitutei prrsmir and the
aed -.!. iwirui. 'mpr-ii.r the sppi tit and lienelit
tiu iadiv.- Lil ci.'Mren.
A LAUIK.S WINK.
liec,Jl: li'.'. in;oi'"!'e a- ilti-r wine-, af it !
conrnnr -m niixtur- n -1 n cir wuit uuip.
isadraired tor it- ric!.. ; ii ir tI:o-r. and nutritive
prupert:- impai 'lee : . -.V: s-ik t he ll(?e-tive
ar.'uun. and a l...;..m::-f -o!f. aie! 'n-altliy rkin and
C"lt:l-:(-Mil.
VF. i;KKFl: Id
A tew we;: known t-i-i't ' men and phy-ciun. who
have tried ;V '.V i - --
(leu . Win !"! ScctT.l A : lr Wil-ct:.lP!i rt.,X V.
(,Ov. Mor an. N 1 1 ' j ir Ward. N-'iiarK.X J.
Dr., I K hil'i h X ' ' Dr 1 'ni -ierty. Xewaric.
hV Dra.;.rv v. i; tan-n . H...a .
Newaik.'X ! ! lr D..!- Chic.-s...L! j
p X'-l.e t.er
F KF.li ,-! Kl: !
each boil ie
r?" MA K K i N
' -I ote -i.-iiscure u' -AL-
i-ncr the cork ol
!!i W1NF. .-..j
i
r. 1 i;i
' 1 1
For .-a!e : y !ir'.!-.:i-t-
A -ITi K. l-,:.,riatri.l.
V !V - "i .'. l.U. Vi:--A
i ! KICK. 2--H Br.-fiv
.ii 'UN I.A ! i V 1'Akl-.
Ag-i.' !er F -...ce a:.J ' : ms:-
c-. New V.
ect2'.
a .i;i;i" a.
st i vj;i:i;if ;.v iir..u:i)V
s-eil-
; coughs. . . li
lau i-
i-i DMA. Will". if
l.M, l( il l
-( ii. : i - i ia i a i roa ni l is.
; iioai;sf:.m:-
It i- war-nil;'.
I'o brea':
' I o re:ie .. -!
To care :.ii '
j viou- : .1 :-! .-.
INF 1 i '..N.. 1 KVI K .t A'. IF",
o (: f !; t;- rui'i-j!"-.-'ir.iiK-i:
' oi - .-..-.:.' t,'
i.isii.--. ; re
; vii. !.,..
...o ,. i -! ii
I All:
! : m
r .jit.-a
number
and oc?a-
hah
n-m-i-.-id-.und
. the
:.e 1
i 1.0
li'to U-
was fiiti"
AIL
r:i the
a't-ed
V,'.ii.
A".-.-i:-
' t.: e
Covr-
1
u s i-: T I I K
OLD SACIi E M B I T,T E R S
IT IS THE FINEST AND BEST
SPRING MEDICINE KNOVVX.
IT IS AN UNEQUALED
Purifier and Regulator of the IRood.
IT IS A DELIGHTFUL TONIC.
TRY IT AND IT WILL DO YOU GOOD.
For sale by Pond Morbk, Rutland, Vt.
Wii GOODRICH, Proprietor.
Nbw Haven, Conn.
Principal Depot, 145 Water et., New York. 51-ly
Kerosene Oil.
OGDENSBURGH OIL WORKS
OGDENSRURGU, N. Y.
E. A. WATROUS, .... Pbksidkkt.
The Oil made at these works is refined by an entirely
new process, and for durability, clearness and briu
a ncy ol light, is unsurpassed by any other.
KEROSENE OIL.
Also Rkmkekb or Lubricating Oil.
For the superior quality of my Lubricating Oil I
would most respecttuliy refer to the following par
ties: Novelty Works, New York Citv; Norris" Don
Worss Philadelphia; Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.,
Baltimore, Md., and over one hundred other com
panies ot equal responsibility and standing.
This oil is becoming iu universal use among Kail
Road? and Machine Shops
orucrs i. -I rtsLe-; .
s;. a
;oUS, FrtiiiJi-nt.
r -
OPK K
I '
Kvtrv fhioiJv. i
Clark & Brothers.
yATCHES AND JEWELRY!
CLARK k BROTHERS,
Would again respectfully inform you that after Bell
iijf o!T nearly all their old stock, have just returned
Iron, aimton and New York, with the largest stock
atches, Clocks,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this State.
We have a larre assortment ot American Watches
in Uold and Silver case from !li, to ffilOO.
AMKKICAX WArCHKS FOR LADIES, anew
and cplendid article.
Ladies' Geneva Watches of our own importation.
Knclii-b and S'.visj Watches, from A.'I.OO to
low.
; FIXE GOLD WATCUKS, forfjilO.OO
KICil JK VKLRItf, of all desirable patterns.
I SILVER WAKFi A large invoice of Spoons,
j KoikK, Pie, Butter and Fruit Ktives. Goblets, Mugs,
! Xapkin Rings, Thimbles, &c.
j SILVER PLATED WARE,
A larjr and new assortment ot Castors of new pat
j tern. (Jake Baskets, Card ecievers. Full Tea Setts,
l ea ana (Jonee rots ann urns, Jadles, nnives and
Forks, and a variety of other articles.
CLOCKS OF EVERV DESCRIPTION,
v. FROM jiO cts. TO SiAHi,
Including the new 1'atent Clock that runs without
Iriction, and warranted for 25 years.
TABLE AXD roCKET CUTLERY,
A lart ai-sortment, from the best Ivory and I'ear
handlu to the cheapest.
LADIES' ASD HEM'S FANCY (iOODS A.VD
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, TOYS. If C.
a00 I'AI UK NI'KCT.idLEN.
OI Gold, Silver, Steel and Mated bows, lrom 25 cti.
to SS..
Ol'LTtA AND SI'Y GLASSES We keep con
stantlf on hand for resetting in old bows 1'eriscop
c. Concave and Convex eyes.
HAIR JEWELRY,
We are prepaired to braid and Gold mount Ladies
and Gents Keck or Vest Chains. I'ins and Ear Orna
ment", Bracelets, ;FSings, Sleeve Buttons. Studs,
Charas, or any other article All done in the nicest
manner, and at reduced price .
AXEROID BAROMETERS, sore indicators of the
atiprotc hine weatt.er.
Thermometers, Ritle, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Cart
ridge!, Dirk tind Bowie Knivrs, &c
F lSHlNo 1 ACKLE of all kinds, &c, &c.
The above goods were bought at War prices lor
Cash, and will be sold accordingly low.
KF-1AIRIVG. Watohen, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles repaired in the neatent manner, and at our
umal !o prieef.
H. li. CLAKK, A. W. CLAHK MIKMA CLAKK.
Claries' Block. Rutland. Vt
Rutland, Nov. li, uov 16-tf
i i .
Lewi' A: Vux,
g 0 M E THI N i N K W !
SAKUEMS' KF.RoSEXF; LANTERN.
A new an i u-elui article, can t u-ed in any way
or place ol th '-inmon oi! lautern, gives live times
the light at haii the exptn-e' Cull and i-te them at
Drug' Store o- LEWIS Ac FOX.
rPUBE AND DRY I 'A J NTS, AND
A lirui-he.-
A new supplv a-
' 1.1 WIS & FOX.
Merchant-' Kow. Rutland, Vt
XT is now 'etieraily under-too i that
ek, ep the BF.sl' ol F.VK I illNi. ju our line
ol tixde. ai.d reii lit prices ei Tire.y i-aTi-tactory to
our cu.-tomer- LEWIS & FOX. Iiruggi-ts.
Mercbauu-' Row. Jiutiand. Vt
J I'AL'LDIXi'S TIUUJAT C(JNFEO
O I I'lXS. sold bv the box ' r dozn. bv
Lt;Wi's & F ii'
Merchant"' Kow. Rutland. Vt
TILDIN'S SOLID AND IL il
I
mi:
Extract and .-uifar c.
-1 Pi'.!-, or sa.-
LEWIS i VOX
m,i:;utac!ur.. r - prices at
I T A I i:
II 1'KKf'L"?
f;t:t s jit ti;t- l)ru
PREPAltATIO.NS AND S
'UMERY i Luhiti' Genuinei.a grea v
net . lit the Dru S:.,i eoI
LEWIS i. 1-OX.
AMPS AND LAMP
XJ A !ar'e varietv. S-x Patt-
AMPS AND LAMP CHIMNEYS,
a! reduced
t riC"- y i-r.!. ec rw.v.
I'ru--ts.
Mi-rch:.!i' ' liow Jtu ;):. Vt
i 'jMih' REST A
I't-vT slll'TIl-VT (l!
ii I.- ' ,
' an-i ftupj
r- to te
t mijii li. ,--a!e. at
LE'.VI- F OX .
Merc'.ai.t-- Ror. Cut land.
1-eTvi- a- FOX.
K-.-r..ene a:i : I'.-o-joti i- iui i. v. hi.'!i th'-y
:is -i'.s ho.iv "1 - tiiie ijuail';-
i!a- .
t ; v E 1 N E AND IMITATION
V i-.r-.,:
Koli-r
i'.rier W ! Pipe-
LEV." IS !c 1 -OX.
I THROAT REMEDY
v cJirtsie t.ir lep-lu ru. ui-i e-nnrt.. n n- thrrat
.1 Wis - Fu"
li..,V 11
u!!;.ii i County
;. l-
PHYSICIANS :
. i .:!: r v . Vi f. re
i.i:i....s. :;. l.s .
i: c:; e'm'icaiIv
:,".! - our or
rket i Ti
I.F.W1- u
- h:ii t- '-.x .-iiM.
. Dr-jitti-t-.
.. . Uft.-u, !.
E n'iS &. FO.. Keep all kinds of ai
uroved i'atent Medicines, win h ti.ey -eil nt
prices cur.-e-pmiiiinf.' with l.'.rd tirie--
;-l;ememterthe place: MERCUAN1S" ROW.
Runand Vt.
' . , . . . . I. ... . 1 .1 ...I w, t.r, i -'UJ LY .1
.A ; .i 1 1 asson iiieni o-. .-niuui.ii i mai-r,. i i ..-" .
Supjiorter- ot the most approved raitenis. s-uitahle
lor aii aire- aa-1 both For sale bv
LEWI'S & FOX.
Rutland. April 1 . la-A.
raiUE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OK
l Pertumerv and loiiet artuies ever otlerea ior
.-ale in Rutland, lor sale cheap b
EWIS k FOX.
No. 1 Merchant.'" F.xchange
15
IliiSffles, Atwood ii Co.
T FUGLES, ATWOOD St CO.'S
IV S I OCK OF GOODS
Are now offered lor sale at prices suited to the times.
The stock consists of
KI.IiNI 1LRF1
HOUSE FUliNlSIIINU GOODS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATS,
MATTINGS,
HOC KINGS,
UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS,
CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
SUADFiS.and
WINDOW FIXTURES.
PAPER HANGINGS,
&c., &c, &o.
pThe above stock ia large and will be sold bo as to
GREATER INDUCFZMENTS TO PURCHASERS
than can be found elsewhere in the State.
All kinds ol , .
SAWING, TURNING, PLANIIfG,
and SCROLL WORK done at the Rutland Unatx
MaQUlaCtC&MTON, BAERKTT & NICHOLS,
aug31d.wtl Committee.
a r p j
RICES!
Stationery Packages containing
18 Sheets Superfine Gilt Edge Note Paper.
12 Superhne White Fivelopes,
2 Steel Pens,
1 Lead Pencil,
IPen UoldeT CENTS,
For sale by G. A. TOTTLE fc CO.
171 J. BLISS, uranoon, Vt., keeps constanUyoa
!. hand a complete assortment ol .,Anv
DRY GOODS, GiiOCERlES , READY f Aifc
CLOTHING GENTS FLKNISHING
CUOI'- . HATS, CAPS. V.VrtK ll ANG
M.'. "-KST BRANDS FI.Cl I
I. M. Southwick.
s
O TJ T I T W I C K
STILL IN THE FIELD .'
Notwithstanding the tightness of the times and the
stringency of the Money Market, lprojle must Jit;-'
and to do so all must make their necessary pur
chases where they can get the most for their money
and that is the reason why khe people are now
all flocking to Southwick b for their FAMILY
STORES.
Notwithstanding the great ruth that has of late
been made upon him, he would announce that bis
stock is kept constantly up to the wants of the times.
His stock of
GROCEEIES, PROVISIONS,
TEAS. SUUaRS. FLOUR. BITTER. CHEESE.
FORK.) LARD. HAMS. FOREIGN
FRLIT, BURNING FLUIDS,
OILS. c, &)c,
Has just been rtplenished at the reduced city prices,
and will be kept lull and perfect throughout the sea
son. Farmers, Mechanics, iiotel keepers ate'. House
keepers general.v throughout the County are re
spectfully solicited to examine his stock of
CROCKERY;GI ASS,STOXEi. WOODEX WARE
his choice asso-tment of Don;entic and Foreign
Fruits, Cotlee, Spices, Confectionery, Ex
tracts, Sauces, Drugs. Fish. Tobacco and
Segars, Garden, Flower and Bird
Seeds, Candles, Shot, Vegetables,
and the thousand and one
articles that go to make
A FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION" STORE
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED.
Citizens and strangen visiting Rutland are invited
to give him a call, examine his s ock, and he pledges
himself to make his prices eatisf ictory toall.
Fresh ground Flour ior sale, t v the load at Trov
Prices.
SALT. Turk's Island, Ashthn. Liverpool and ev
ery variety of Salt constantly on hand.
His agency for he sale of Tie celebrated Good
bkll NEW HAVEN OYSTERS! is still continued,
and a full supply of the choicest iuality ol these bi
valves Kept constantly on band' A 11 orders promptly
answered
1. M I SOt THWICK.
N4 fi Merchant Row.
Rutland Vt
it.. ov til. T-01. !
aatf
Y O U R M I L E
H E A T S !
.V FIVE-
EXCITEMENT IXC RE A SINK .'
BETTING FREE!
THE FORWARD HORSE STILL THE FAVORITE
and unles- v.r,,,,. i- -irto win
SOUTH Wit K still holds tor the be-t and winning
nor, out to pie:tse ai:. anj o. iie-jira-e ne invests
in all
F l.otlt k-pt
All tt.- be-t and tavooTe brsu
constantly on hand, at: a t r sle i.v the load, barrel
or sack I M Si it" 'I II WICK.
Rutland. Nov 3..-,; Ciark"s Block
R
M E
I II T
K.
(i I R
qvsti:
THUS
W ii Ml'--K'
the N tw F..v.. -in
ti.rin tht i: '. :
he i- pri-t are.i :
. -n a; pon:ted aj.-nt V r
i . i..; Hu-tor. L-g- to
:;!,.! iii 1 icin-tv. that '
: - ll.ih-
1..
.owing
, ,, ... r, .(,.,.. t, f
j l G.:;.n
1-2
1 ijtiu:-.
I Pint
i UC" oy-ti-r
-t'jUetiiiy i
measured out .
1'irii..' ; ' -.r ; :
n ; -. er h'j) K
1 ;
-. he
.Ii.'.- rAj.r.
r .--!,. an I '
', s'. T- U JU'.V .
rrifE IDOL."
J. Vllii-IMA
iON'OCO." and
; i i1;a v tii
MTSSE. ai-. y:
.:-i:inr.:y t si..e- r .-r
i v.-.i
tiice Merr
Palis, i
Can f.i.
Merc liiii-.:
Ll -
-ee Kin
F.e tin lis
i IT-;..
!l'hi
j HMIE S(SCR1PER hn-a
liutiat.-l Pi- 1"' i
Shot: shot
A lull rs-'f Ttme i.i a
shot: shot::
Mi vKl s.
QIDF.i; "JJARRKLS. ai
MU.-SEV8.
4 11"1NE SA P."' a Celebrated Chewing
'W1N1-; SAP.
it Brand, just at
hand.
W. P.. Ml'SsEY.
lr P. MFSSEY, in the Merchants
if F.xchange. has ju-t received a larjie lot o
Flower Pots. Stove Pipe Tubes. Butter Pots, &c.. & C
T) UCKWHEAT FLOUR New and
-L) tresh grout) .1. just received at MUSSEY'S.
A I SO
WING'S " AOEOLIN "
XXXX PASTRY FLOUR, a beautiful article
for family use.
mJIE " ILIUM." orrcunl from new
Wheat, isconsUntly kpt by
AlL&Stl .
CRANRERRIES, just received by
MUSSEY.
WB. MUSSEY Kipe Fresh Ground Graham
Flour.
WB. MUSSEY Keeps Fresh Ground Buckwheat
. Flour.
WB. MUSSEY Keeps "Howland Mills," and
what is bent ol all " Ilium Flour."
ii . Jl t DOM U1W MiiUlUti iwi uiWBi-
l tent fcgg-Bemters.
1f B. MUSSEY bae Children s tans in great
vsriety.
r b. MUSSEY haaSt. Ceorge Codfish, and ail
IV , kinds ot Pickiea risn.
Iir B. MUSSEY has nice Pork, Dried Beef,
IV - Hums Lard. 4v0.
Iir B. MUSSE1 has Kuts, Candies, and Fraita of
IV . all kinds. ,
-yy B. MUSSEY has Dillingham's Danby Choe
I). Verder Si Co.
YO UK FLOUR
OF
B
U Y
D.
VERDER 8c CO.,
If yon want to boy a good article. We think we
kn o w what good t lour is, why ebould'nt we ? We
bnv more flour than any other firm in Rutland
County. Buy one I arrel, and we think we f hall be
nre oi selling you the next,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. A very
niceartic!eforbyEKi)KKfct
Mershont's Row, near tbe Depot.
Rutlaud, Vt.
I TtlGARS, A l.--ce aM-rfrnf" f'r
I. 1. Cole.
Y" INTER CLOTHING!
A full assortment for
MENS' AND BOYS WEAR,
For sal. by I. D. COLE.
F
URNTSIIING GOODS !
Gents Woolen Shirt". Under Shirt ana Drawers,
Hosiery and Gloves, Cravats. Stocks fieff for
(alebv I. D. COLE.
GOODS!
Complete etock for Gents wear lor sale by
I. D. COLE.
H
ATS AND CAPS !
A great variety, all tbe latei-t styles, for sale by
I. D. COLE.
rpRUNKS AND VALISES !
J. Direct from the manuiacturer. for sale by
I. D.COLE,
Merchants' Exchange, Rutland, Vt.
QVERCOATINGS, CLOTHS !
Doeskins, Cassimeres and Vesting", made to Older
to cuit custome's, by I. D. COLE.
Dec. 5 Merchant, Exchange. Rutland , Vt.
Machinery, Gas Fixtures,
RUTLAND FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE SHOI CO.. Near Rutland , Rnrlin.
ton Railroad Depot Furnace Street, Rutland. Vt.
w.i. li. UAKK1S, Agent.
Orders solicited lor Car Vvheeis and Railroad Cast
ings ol every description. Still and other castings, ol
all kinds. Cast Iron Fipe, Water Wheels, Cartings
for Agricultural implements. Iron Fence, Fiazxa
Railings, ice. of the most approved patterns. Also.
VACIIINKKY WOUK FINLSIiEu Up PROMPTLY.
A lull assortment of Gear and I'ulley Patterns.
The usual eiaes of Gear and i'ullev Castings con
suntlyon hand. Also, the celebrated litrRLBrar
Flowb. and the New England Mower. Circular
respecting the stamesent to any address desired
ALL WORK AT LOW PRICES
CTEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
KJ AND FIXTURES.
II . R. DYER,
j No. 2. 1'.a.--ment Cramton k Nichols' Block.
JlKKCHiJiTI" KOW. KCTLAU. 'T
' "as constantly on hand
I STEAM ii S ND ' VTFP PIPE
j Cllllt and wVougfat'lron 111 sies. Malleable fittings c'l
1 every size and description
j Rras Globe Valve-. Walworth'- latest pattertf.
, a.; oie uo-e ana ;ain BiMs-atop-.
i-u anu Air ioc'. i;ras I'iug-.
i Bushing- Reducers, itc
i a s fixtures:
i every description on hand, or turniehed a: short
notice Aiso a eood assortment ! I'laio. Fia.n
Ground end Fancy Cut Oias- Shade and .Smoke
he:!- Gas Burner- ot the late-t improved patterns.
lie ha cons-antiy employed exprierje-d wort-
mtii iuiii; upha-.M'aiinr ater Pipe m aay re
; 'jUlred torrn a- snorv-t nt tic
I'articu'crmteut
attentioi. j.ai 1 to puonig ,n -eau: 1'ite
'jT 'anniij i,:. .,1 kn.ij
Ail w..rk warrante :. tu -. ; rice- -a'e'j-'i r
Rut.and. Jai. - 1-;. -i
E
NLLST FOR THE Vv'AIi : :
F-Gl.F. Fi'lNDltV AND MAC II IN L -ilOF.
N'ea ti.e r-..-!it D j-1
IItVn t Mttiniil.l). l r ;nns
'Ve repa.-e.i attend
t r -r ,-i ; . -. -. t enler- for ' a-:irig ot
-''.'o aii tii.'i jii-io y a:id i:,-:. i'articu-
j-i y - , iar attentii r. j aid to Rail Road
astis..-. Mill gkaujv.. Watbb
iif-"' w Htv,-a- Watki: I'ipe IIa5'.euc.
' MIAKTi:-.. alil I-LL1.H.S iilLLtLd
Ma HtMtav v...u:-: o ever de-enpio!.
timers thaiuctui. recr."l
ii-iWJlAN ii MAN.-FIFXD.
Isut.ai.d. !- ! . 1"1. o'-ll
SrhooNi
G
LhNWi iOD LADIKS'SKMINARY.
i :u
i.t . : 1 t:.ir- m t ne -eve
.... : ; '. 1" : . . - ; r
sojii ire;
i n J .in. '
I ! 1
!E
t
1: i.:ii:.- '"- - ' '
il- u -e F.-'j-i .!-!.-: it I
v.: i r. i:. i.u.i;"v. w in
i t.i- !:;.:r.u::-ti i- -i'i-1
11 I.;;- .' Mi-:: a tiier.-H.'irh ba i
ii,, in w.'heu: i- '. t tune. sj,-.
or v e -t.iie a..'.', (.-oimtiiiz nun
i ;;.nnlm
,. ye l;f;.s ,.Cd
- - ,i.C'. !-:.. to l.t
.: - ii-t expense.
N o fi svs'.em '.
Each pupii n.Uk'tit sej arateiy. tfiorouj:..;." tnd :rac-tii-H
!v. I'emnaiishio. lio,.k-sei t nit'. I 'ommvrcial
! Arithmetic ri.d Com-poiidentr. Elocution, and -.he
r rencn i.ai iiuaiie ciu.i.ii s nrii..-. .v
i men: Oncd hoard may I e ob'ained tor " J per
week tor pupiis stteiiiiug the Jurtitate lrom .tie
country 4J-ly
r p 1 . ( j i Y (JON i-'E IFkN C7E AC-aI )EM Y
I becinp it Winter Term Dec 12. "'A and ends
March T.l. ls'i- Number of hoarder limited lo 12j.
'Ihe Facultv. embraciug nine Proieor and Teach
ers, are thereby lamiliaraf all times with the pro
gress and wants of each Student.
A F emale College course ol three ytrar was lound
ed in Nov. W, on completing which Diplomas on
parchment are awarded and Degree- conlerred.
Apply tor room or send for Catalogue to
Rev. J. POOR. President.
Poultnev, Vt. coy,3w
Dry tiootls.
Jj- O R E N E W GOODS.
Fairhaveo Marble Pillar 'More,
JUST KEC1VED,
From Boston, and will be sold at Iaav Pkici
arge and interesting stock of Goods, '
REPT. DELAINES.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SONTAG5.
SKATING CAPS,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.
SHETLAND WOOL,
BEAVER CAPS,
MtCLF LLAN HA18,
FANCY CASSIMWtES
JExtra lliarg-aia tfVreil ia:,
GROCERIES, SUGARS
CROCKERY, COTTONS,
11 A KD WARE, CROCKERY,
MEDICINES, LAMPS,
STAIIONEKY, LOOKS, and
YANKEE NOTIONS, FLRNI1LRL'
CLOTHING.
MAIiUJ'S DIARIES FOR 18C2.
SOLDIERS INK STANDS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
oduce taken for goods.
A. N. A DA Mi
F-airbaveo, December 2d, 1V61.
fUWi-V.i CALL FOR TIM". 1" "
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