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THE RUTLANh WEEKLVjfe Av
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2& 1861..
T or tbe Rutland Herald
THE SOLDI KtCS (.RAVE.
trie cd' i 1 i ttut the uil'ow tree
A bi e his rem in p'aee;
Hi- iikuic npfi the nrbie slab.
No wulp'oi"- h"i d will truce;
He Blup" bttva'h the lorert oass
Tliat uri'K the mouutttiii Fide,
l)ep iu fie iitude fie eiokoo sin?.
Au S ihbbitc 1 .veto hide.
The p-tt-ut titt bu!e h.-ard,
Al,d lut hi- plough away :
II. ox Nh- n.i m1 turn Tom tiii A
l.oiu f luie that g'.cony day.
I he h-. j.. tint teed iu pa-turi jtreei.
t-ee not tli -ir fhepheri near.
Thev li-teu to another voice.
And turn away in tear.
Withio the cottage where he dwelt.
Deep nioom and norrow reijru,
Fcr friend have heard their abneut one.
Wu- lound among tbetlain;
An I wheu up in the darkened eky.
1 he iitars their vijfili keep,
They look upon his vacant seat,
Fliey thick of hiro and weep.
Ala" a nation mounts its dead
1 he bravest at.d the best;
A dirjie is bo-ne on every broes.
Kmm eai-t, to distant wei-t.
Ovthen aj.'a'u in peace and pride.
Our iita' ry flajf shall wve,
Still better may we love the lar.d,
J he politer died to save.
lf. Vt. (lAKBIBT A. W'HITB
For the Rutland Herald.
I1IB llOUUS THAT SHINE.
BT OLIVK K. FAINS .
Engraved upon a dial fair.
1 saw a mo'.to. quaint and ruie.
Vet beautiful the simple line
' 1 only mark the houis that shine."'
Thought 1. 'the word so qnaint and old.
Have more ol wealth than imarded gold:
I II Hhnnatlinn deep my heart within,
Who bears the rnjiall, true joy will win."
Oh ye w ho yield to darkening fer-.
V ho-e eyes are dimmed with r it Bering tears.
Go vie tiintpure recoiding gls.
Where shadowy hours uuuutice.l pa?-.
Twill cheer thy hejrr. twill sny to thee
Be pure, be brave, b- strung, be lree.
And it 'misfortune chould b thiue.
Kemeinbcr but the luurj that shine."
Faith hath its paths o: pride and bloom.
J:ht.rui that :-liroiid th-: way with gloo in.
And every human eart mii-t know
I'u-.illie J b!iM dwell- not :,il v
But oh! the dream of life may be
More richly ble-t for you and m.
Our record lairer in the sky,
ur memory dearer when we d e.
It aver ill w e Iioptlul smile,
1 he weary ( ays w ith son bejruile.
And this resolve our soul? enshrine,
J o murk alone the hours that shine
UKN. SCOTT'S VIEWS OF THE
TRENT AFFAIR.
The veteran 1 'at riot and Soldier v. ho
ins retired from the service oi his coun-
fais i'jtluence with characteristic good
judgment in promoting it- interest- on
tne -Mie r side, iiis letter. v ti; -:i mir i on-
Pi. !
. Pari- i u permitted to com-
eatc to tin.' public journals, has at-
led universal attention. General
ott, like every body else in Europe, was
jlyfjtill ignorant of the particular facts which
'demonstrate the friendly motives toward
England under which Captain Wilkes
acted, but his knowledge of the American
l'j.riiiht enabled bim to rn
statements
i f 3 ...I ... ..11..,. l,rt ...pit.itiiri
wioptfa been excited in England, lie
rfis ai-ni still another title to the grati-
UuW'hTs country in tliu- pouring oil on
fhe troubled waters, ami preparing the
wavl 'i' a candid hearing of the facts
fcfceii -hev should ree.eb Europe iu an au
thentic shun' . We subjoin a copy of the
fJenerars letter:
Hotel Westminster, Paris, Dee. 2.
W My Dkak Sir: You were right iu
unTjiued to me.
'jUUll'l II1C Ul.l.Kl-'"" 1 '
to wit, that, the Cabinet at Washington
had given orders to seize Messrs. Mason
and Slidell, even under a neutral thig. for
I wa not even aware that the Govern
ment had had that point under considera-
tion.
At the time of niv leaving .New
k it. was not known that the San da
o hail returned to the American seas;
it was generally supposed those per
sons had escaped to Cuba, for the purpose
ti re-( -nibarkiug in tin Nashville, in pur-
-tiit of winch vessel the .lames .vogei auu
vJ.i r cruisers had been dispatched.
' 1 think I can satisfy you in a few words
llrt v,iu have no .-erioiis occasion to feel
me; rneil uboui our reiati-ms with Kng
Iti.d, ii, a her rulers profess, she has no
disposition to eneourage the dissensions m
America.
Ia the first place, it is almost superflu
ous to say to vim 'hat every instinct of
pr udence, as well a- of good neighborhood
prompi- our f .o eminent to regard no
honorable saeiitic to-i great lor the pres
ervation o! iiie ;iie:,i!-i ' "f (treat 1 irit
.;in. Tl ;.- i:ei-l ' obvious to all the
world. At no peric.il of our history bus
le r f riend-hip I.'.-en of more importance to
our people, at no period has our Govern
ment been in a condition to make greater
concessions to preserve it. The two na
duns are united by interests and sympa
thiescommercial, social, political, and
religion- abno-t as the two arms to one
body, and no one is so ignorant as not to
know that what harms one must harm the
other in a corresponding degree. I am
persuaded that the Rritish Government
can entertain i.o doubt upon this point,
but i: it does I lee! that T may take it
upon myself U say that the President of
the buiied State-, when made awar
ot
its existence, will lo-t
iio opportunity of!
dispelling it. '
Ndr is ih ere anything, I venture to uf- j
tirm, in the seizure of tiie-e rebel emissa- !
rie.- which ought to receive an unfriendly j
, i.i i i ti. ... i
construction worn liiigianu. iier Mates-;
men will not question the legal right of;
ar. American vessel of war to pearch any ;
commercial vessel justly suspected ot I
I . j' .i
UransrKirting contraband ot war; that'
"ight has never been surrendered by r.n-
and ; it. was even guarrantied to her hy
ihe Treaty of Paris; and British guns,
wrung down upon nearly every strait ;
I
and inland sea upon the clobe, are con
flimve evidence that she regards this rigl
as one the efficacy of which may be nt
yet entirely exhausted. Of course, ther
is much that is irritating and vexations i
the exercise of this right under the mo
favorable circumstances, and it w to
hotwd the dav U not for distant whe tl
maratifte Stales of the world will ar
in placing neutral commerce beyond tl
reach of cuchri- vexations. The Unit
StM - ( iovereirent has been striving
thi end format than fifty years ; to tl
end. early in the preent eentury. and
iis infancy as a nation, it embarked in
war with the greatest' naval Pow r in tl
world, and it is even now a persistent sui
or at every maratime Court in Lurope 1
a more liberal recognition of the rights
neutrals than any of the other great mar
time nations have yet been disposed
make. But, till these rights are secur
by proper international guarantees up
a comprehensive and enduring basis,
course England cannot complain of an a
tor which, in all its material bearings, h
own naval history afford such numeroii
precedents.
Whether the captives from the Tie
were eontraband of war or not is a que
tion wbi b the two Governments ean havfl
no serioti-- difficulty in agreein upon.
Mr. Seward cannot satify Karl Rus
that they were, I have no doubt Earl llu
. . II ! 1 I I II . A . ,
M.'u win in- aoie io -atiry .Mr. .ewaq
that they were no'. !t t In-v were, as :
authorities concur in admitting, agents
the rebellion, it will be liitli -ult to suti-
impartial minds thut thev were anv !t
contraband than a tile ol ivlx-l -oldiers
I a battery of htstile cannon. !!ut, e
l should then- be a difference of opinion
this iioint, it is erv clear that our (4
eminent nan -ii!itri"iit groun ;- tor pj
I ! i
stunuig itself hi the right, to e--e.-we tie?
j picion of having wantonly violated the
i !ation of amity whice the two count
j profess a desire to preserve and ciiltiv
j The pretence that we ought to havi
i Ken the Trent into port and had her
j (letnneit i.y a prize court, in omer to
n our seizure oi tour ol her pu-.-em
tuinishes a very narrow ba-is on whit
tix a serious controversv between
gieat nations. Stated in oilier word:
offence would Lnve been less if it
lieen greater. J lie wiping done to
lriti-h llair would have bet-ii mitigate
in.-tead of seizing ihe four reb'd.-. wt
,-eied the .-hi", deftined ali her pa
gers for wicks, and confiscated her e:
i am not suri'nctt ti nt v.. ant. ' UKes
a ditlerent view uf his dutv. and of
was due to the i ri. iidly relation- v.
SUo-l-letl lii-t'.ej the t o guVefllli;
Tin; renowned common -e-i-e of tlie 1
li-h pcopl e. 1 believe, will approve '!
tf ort to make the discharge of a yen
pleasant duty as little vexation- a- pi
able to all innocent parties.
It under these circumstances Eng
should deem it her duty, iu the intere
civilization. to insist upon the restorath
ttie men tnkeii fmm uii'ter tne protec
of her Hag, it will be from a convie
without doubt, that the law of nation
regard to the rights ot neu trals, which
has taken the leading part in es
lishing, reuuire-revision, and with a
able disposition on her part to e.-tal
those rights upon a ju.-t, humane, and j
osophic basis. Indeed, I am happy to
an intimatio.i in one ot the leading nie
politan journals which goes far to ju-J
this inference. Keferrmg to the ttecis
of the English Admiralty Courts i
iniofed in ilefi rice of the seizure of
Amr!r"in 1'eliels im luvifil the Trent. 3
London Times of November says :
'So far as the authorities go, the t
mony of international law writers i
one way. that a belligerent war cru
has the right to stop, and visit, and set:
any merchant ship upon the high sea-i
Utit it must be rnmemhe
that these decisions were given under
cumstances very ditlerent from tl
which now occur. Steamers in t
days did not exist, and mail vessels.
rving letters wherein all the nations ot
world have immediate interest, were
known. We were fighting for existe
and we did in those days what we sh
neither do nor allow others to do, nor
peet ourselves to be allowed to do in tl
ays.
If England, as we are here oncotir;
to hope, is dispo.-ed to do her part in
ping war of half its horrors by accer
the' policy long and persistently urged
on her by our government, and connn
ed by every principle of justice anil
inanity, she will 1'md no ground, in the
it of the Trent, for controversv with
eovernmcii!. lam sure thu President
people ot the United States would be
too happy to let these men go free, Un
natural and unpardonable as their otfea;cs
have been, if by it thev- could einaneijiite
the commerce of the world. Greatly as
it would be to our disadvantage at his
present crisis to surrender any of thse
marine privileges of belligerents which sre
sanctioned by the laws of nations, J fel
that I take no responsibility in saying tlat
the United States will be faithful to hr
traditional policy upon this subject and tie
spirit of her political institutions. On
the other hand, should England be unp:e
paredto make a corresponding sacrifit;;
fhould she feel that she could not yet if-
ford to surrender the advantages whrh
the present maratime code giv es to a dou-
inant naval Power, of course she will lot
put her-eij in a false position by askng
us to do it. In either case, therefore, I
-i . . i .1 c" n.. l . : . r
uo not see now inc. iiieuoiy reunions 01
the two governments are in any immeii-
ate danger of being disturbed,
That the over-prompt recognition is
n .nit 1
belligerents ot a body oi men, uowevr
large, so long as they constituted a marl
Jest minority of the nation, wounded tie
feelings of my countrymen, 1 will not at
tempt to deny, rior that that act. with some
h-
G
he
ck-
ID
,iat
ne
to
P
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found in the State, at
LEWI & FOX.
Merchants' Row, Rutland, Vt.
enuTne and 1M IV at ion
Meershaum. Rubber and Brier Vjod l'ipej
and genuine Turkish '1 obacco, at
LEWIS 4 FOX.
-nRIGGS' THROAT .REMEDY
D A gargle lor Diptheria and commons re throat.
(Price 15 cants ) Sold by
LEWIS ;t FOX.
Rutland Nor. II. lSjl
TO PHYSICIANS of Rutland Jounty
and vicinity : We are prepared to til. vour or
ders lor DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
on the most iav orable term- the market aan.-lu.
LEWiib & FOX, DrUf?gl-s,
Merchant:' Exchange, Uutlafci, Vt.
LEWIS & FOX, keep all kinds '.f ai
proved Patent Merfichv i, vf bich thi-y -ell at
Drices corresponding with hard times.
"Remeraber the place: MERCHANTS' iOW,
Rutiano , Vt.
A fuli assortment of Sboulderbraco, Truse-s and
Supporters of the most approved patterns, muable
ior all t-gee and both Bexes. For esle by
s LEWIS ft F ).
Rutland, April 10, 1961.
rfiUK LARGEST AND REST ASSORTMENT t)F
1 Perfumery and Toilet articles ever ofierel for
aale in RuUand, for sale cheap &
Ko. 1 Mercharta' ExcbanKe If
r ewis & fox.
J Keep Kerosene and Burning Flnid, whicli ihey
sell a low a anvDoav owuc quiu'.
. v, Merriam.
)BMIUM SHIRTS
S
AND
FRONTS.
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
'as awarded to E N. Merriam at the late State
Mr for superior Shirt BDd Sbirt Ftonts. Also lor
1st Sewing Machined, (tbe l'eople'sMaohines.)
11IRTS MANUFACTURrD TO MZASURE AND
A FIT GUARANTIES.
DIKKCTIONB KOR BELF-MBA801BMENT :
(A. Distince around the neck.
B. Distance around thechest undir tbe armpiW.
E to X). Distance from wun in tuck of coat to
auckle joint of little hnger.
State your hitrhth.
All the measures should be enug,) aid every allow
tee for ease and comfort will be ma in cutting.
nUF PEOPLE'S SKWING MACHINE i
is the Machine for the time Price, For i
6",e by N 1K.P.U1AM !
IB9
rri'iNt;
EKFEC1
K"! 1 1. M
HIRT.S.
SH1KI FOR . O SHIRTS FOR !;
ailKT.N Km; ti SHIUTS K'lt !..'; and
SHIRTS 1 0.i (ill, fct
V N . MKKUIAM .S.
VEW lNV(ifCKf :h- PIXIPLK S
-J.Si.V
1N. M AC H I N Ks ;u-T received Th
Ci r ilr if .UUt. Mli- m a ... yr:-r n
.earn t'.a' v'd . at: 5 i- iOri5f'0
lie ' !
'a'r 'it.
i i ;:-t l i.,.ch;i.' - n: u.snv ri-;-it'
iur
i;
N M I.k.Kl AM'.S
1 HEAT CALL Foil iHE
.T iiie'- Di.-uVie '1 lireade .'"Wing Machm
i A tf.v !,-lr a- K N. MEKK1
i 'ALL Foil THE PKO-
:bine. Price,
;IA'i
Ru'.aucl. Nov. 2... lv,l.
f L E SHADY, or THE SONG F
' THE CON'TRABAND is all the ra r r
stleatthe MLslCMt.'.K
M(;
OllE OF THAT NICE WLITK
-1NKN iui-t receivej
Send in your r-
for Shirt fronts
awtf
K N MHKRIAM
1
JIAXOS AND MKLODTANS TO
rent, at K. . M hKKua a
A
OR HAT A11IETV OF TOYS
forthe gir!. and Nov, mav be found at
K N MKRR1SM S.
riiiuiicH
Ml'SIC BOOKS.
fl.e subscriber will lumi-li to ordr the various
Chf-ch Maic book". Sacred Star. .Sabbath liarmo
nv horal Harmonv. Jubi.ee. Asaph. Sec. at New
Y rk and Boston prices, vi : s ' per dozen, when
oMt-red in lots ot one cozen or over.
Order' to be accc.mpauk-d by t he monev.
K N. MERRIAM.
lutland. Dec. 20.
Francis Fenu.
rjHUEK CHEEKS FOIl VERMONT
Three times Three for Francis Fenn,
i Whopb Stock ok
DJUGS. CHEMICALS, PATKNT MEDICINES,
LVNCV GOODS. TOILET ART ICI.ES. 4c,tc,
w never larger and more complete than now.
rufie Irefh lrom Market every week.
hemicald Eicely aud careluliy telfcted.
lancv Goods ol all kind, a f plendid assortment
t il ior iaie at the vervi hniallett advance from
con by F'KANCIS FENN,
' ' Union Buildiig. Main St..
Rutland. Vt.
rpiE POTOMAC BLOCKADED !
Rebel Batteries along its Banks ! 1
A. Jhain across its Noble Bosom ! ! !
Tie Rebel" have at lui-t tucceeded.and so ha Fran
cis 'enn. who now offers inr tale the largeet, best,
amltruly the roost splendid fhow cl
KEIIOkKXE ILAni'H,
witlKerrill's Improved Burners. :hat can be tound
IN RUTLAND OR VICINITY.
LJSil'S of every style and description imaginable.
Piles to suit the time-.
DBVS SHAPES. CHIMNEY, .VICKI'.'G,
CA, "CIUMNEY CLEANEfia, co: stantly on
hand
Kb.
K K O S E N K OIL!
owner's hert. the oniv reliable article now
Fold; Warranted not to irjiotr. aii ine
nt-, tn t.iiv it lot 'j cents tr tallon is at Hot p,
. h;i- the only ore in town who wlls
'iill.V;'S C E- L'IXE KEROSENE OIL.
Sattfaction guaranteed.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
In3nion Huildinp. Main Street, you will Bod me
alwa ready toattmdto your vants with cheerlui-
ness aid alacrity.
Rutlind,Oct.2l. 1SC1.
Musical Instronieats, &c.
T) 1 A N O S !
PIANOS!
" The subscriber, a practical Mechanic, and thor
onghy acquainted with every part ol a Piano is the
sole ent tor this vicinity, lor tbe sale ol the cele
brate1, instruments of -,,..,tnnti
1IAZLETON & BROrilERS,
Whi" took the hr?t premium of tie late N, J. fctat
Fair .verSteinway & Sons' make, and are consid
ered be biit in tne market.
Priies moderate, and every instrument fuljyj-"-rantei
For further particulars enquire ol Mrs.
A E Uokiw, Main St., Ifutlaad, t., or olthe
subscriber. A w F0WEKS.
N J.-Mr. Powers continue te tnne Pianos in
Ktiwd Three times a year, abnt the mddle oi
April August and December. Orders left with Mrs
HopWns. will be attended to.
Ifurllngton. vt.,J8a.2 1861. j"
D T I C E .-The firnc o Liscomb &
Freeman U this day oivM. .
of tie late firm of Juiomb &
Freeman are in my handafor ccUecti9n. Unmedi-
SSUOni9 WM0Hf"SCOMB.
SHI R T
fl I m. ...... b L j
1
I. M. Soutbwlck.
OUT H W I C K
STILL IS THE FIELD I
Notwithstanding tbe tiphtnesB of the tim and the
etrinfjeney of the Mooy Market, "prvpk must hotf
and to o so all muit make their necesgary pur
ohaaeB where tbey can get toe moot for their money
and that U the reaton why the people are now
all flocking to SOCTHWick'b for their FAMILY
STORES.
Notwithstanding the great nun that bus of late
been made upon him. ke would annouooe that hi
stock ia kept constantly up to the wants of the times.
Hia Ntock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
TEAS, SUGARS. FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE.
FORK, LARD. HAMS, FOREIGN
FRUIT, BURNING FLUIDS.
OILS, He, fcc,
Has juHt been repleniahed at the reduced city prices,
and will be kept iuU and perfect throughout the sea
son. Farmers, Mechanics, hotel keepers anu House
keepers generally throughout the County are re
spectfully solicited to examine his stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS, STONE fc WOODEN WARE
his choice assortment of Domestic and foreign
Fruits. Coffee, Spices, Confectionery, Ex
tract. Sauces, Drugs, Fish, Tobacco and
Segorx, Garden, Flower and Bird
Seeds, Caudles, Shot, Vegetables,
and the Uiousand and one
articles that go to make
A F1KS1 tLAdo
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED.
Citizens and strangers visiting Rutland are invited
to give him a call, examine his stock, and be pledgee
himself to make his prices satisfactory to ah.
Freeh ground Flour for sale by the load at Troy
Prices.
SALT. Turk's Island, Ashton, Liverpool and ev
ery variety of Salt constantly on hand.
His agency for he sale of tbe celebrated Good
bell NEW HAVEN OVSTKRS is still continued,
and a full supply of the choicest quality ot thexe bi
valves kept constantly on.hand. All orde-s prompUy
answered I. M SOUTH WICK.
No. 5 Merchants' Row.
KuUaud Vt . Nov !. 101 2Sftf
n O U Ii M I L K
HEATS!
V FIVE'
EXCITEMENT INCREASING !
BETTIN G FREE !
THE FORWARD HOESE STILL THE FAVORITE
and unit1 uwriin? Mni." is uretowiu
SOUTH WICK "till holds for the bert and "inning
hor--. but to j.Ie-e ail. an t to kep afe. l.e invet
in a!
All the be-t and lavorite briij i-i ol H1 R L-pt
ccii-taii'ly on hand, ar.a ! r -i.e tv t!,- loa i. barrel
or -2 -k 1 M hoL'l H WICK.
Rutland. Nov. 20. iw;i C.ark'" Block
Hn:. r. Iii"-y.
M K M P I" P. T' H A
u r ! Y
R K
KE-1.- KEAL
t. A N h Y '' EE S E.
aLC plain
ANIj i'i 1 KiR'jEf 1 HE
M P K I N
Mil'. PIES KKIT
r 1. i '
t
1'
R
KV HIM
O
VST EUS: (! VST EPS
W P. .VL-SEY hsv:
tt.e N'tw HHLAM) Ov-
-en a pointed aent U t
; Co . of Hofton. lfgto
inlorm the inrni.'i'tit '
.iotiatid nd vicinity, that
.e m nr-tared ? !: 'iSlEP.S at tne iouowil-
unp recedently Ioa pnc
1 Gallon ohd ruea'.-1.
1-2
1 ijuart '
r ..... .
fciou
U)
25
13
ri,.. . imtru c.me tiv Kxiire every dav. and con
1 Pint
sequently vnil he fre-h. aui will in all ca- e
measured out ...
Bring your pail or can and try them, and you will
THE IDOL,' -ORONOCO," and
X "VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, ail
all tdncy brandn. jurt received hy MusSEY.
MUSSEY has al-o just received a
quantity oi real Shaker Hroom-, and eom
nice Henine. Mackerel in kit. Candle, Lard dann
Pails, l ey Cartu, ic .fcc. &c. , ,
Call and we him. Remember the plaoe No. 1,
Merchant' Exehanpe. "wtl
THE SUBS0RLPEIlha3a.IJeJ Durkee's
select Hpicea to bin stock of gopd. MCJJSEy
Rutland. Aur. 13, lvil
OIIOT! SHOT! SHOT!!
KJ A full aesoftment at
MUSSEY S.
QIDER BARRELS, at
MUSSEVS.
--iriNE SAP," a celebrated Chewing
VV Brand.ju.tathand. p
W B. MUSSEY, in the Merchants
ExchanKe, ha jurt received e large In o
Flower Pots. Stove I'ipe Tube-. Putter 1 oto. &.Q.. kc
UCKWIIEAT FLOUR New and
irerh ground, ju.-t received at MUSSEY'S.
B
.4 LSO WING'S " AO EC) LIN" "
xLiXXX PASTRY FLOt'R. a beauUlul article
lor family ue.
rj'HK "ILIUM," groun.l tromj new
1 Wheat, is constantly ktpt by ML'SSEi .
-T-
CRANBERRIES, just received by
MUSaEx.
ttt B- MCSSEY Keeps Freeh Ground Graham
Vir B.MCSSEV Keeps Fresh Ground Bnckaheat
iT B.MLSSEY Keeps ' Uowland Millsl" and
V nit is best ol all Ilium I i-A
Vy B. MUSS EY has another lot oi Monro 8 Pa-
11' BMULaTciuldren . Can in jrreat
lir B.VMrufsEY has St. George CodfL,h, and all
VV . kind, ol Piokled Finh. i
ViV B. MUSSKY has nice Tork, Dried Beel,
V Hanu, Lard, 40. ftf
ir B. MUSSEY has N uts. Candies, and Frm Ji of
y'.B. MUbSEY basD"lingham'sDanby Cheee.
TTT A R PR
I C E S 1
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Stationery Packages containing
8 c,eetHlSBiertineGilt Ilge Note I P'
12 Superfine White Envelopes,
2 Steel Pens,
1 Lead Pencil,
ll'en Holder,
I
U. A. TOTTLE k CO.
For sale by
INKS !!
INKS ! 1
TNKS !
Black, Blue, Carmine, CopUf, Indellible, and
Writing Flaid'a of all kindi. foif fc
I 0MB8.DreMiBf and IiT Cfor jatoby
C TDTTLIC k CO-
1
I
j HE ST TH KE E
I
I. D. Cole.
yiNTER CLOTHING!
A lull assortment for
MENS ANb BOYS WEAR,
For sale by ID. COLE.
P
UltNISHING GOODS !
Gents Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts and Drawer.
Hosiery and Gloves. Cravat. Stoc's nd Ties, for
sale by 1. 1. COLE.
J U R GOODS!
Complete stock for Gents wear lor sale by
I.D.COLE.
H
ATS AND CAPS!
A great variety, all tbe latest styles, for sale by
I. D. COLE.
TRUNKS AND VALISES !
J. Direct from the manufacturer, for sale by
I. U.tULt.,
Merchants' Exchange, Rutland. Vt.
QVKR
ICOATINGS, CLOTHS
Doei-kins. Cassimeres and Vestings, made to order
to suit customers, by l.D.COLK.
Dec. 6 Merchants, Exchange, Rutland , Vt.
.Machinery. Gas Fixtures, &c.
RUTLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
chine SHOP CO., Near Rutland k Burling
ton Railroad Depot rurnsce Street, Rutland, Vt.
JOEL B. UARK1S, Agent.
Orderr solicited lor Car Wheeis and Railroad Cast
ings of every description. Mill and otfier castings, ol
allkindf. Cast Iron Pipe. Water Wheels, Castings
for Agricultural Implements. Iron Fence, Piazxa
Railing fcc , of th mot approved pattern'. Also,
MAUUNKKY WOl'.K HXISHKO VP PKOMPTLY.
A lull afortn-ent of Gear and Pullev Patterns.
I he usual fci7.es cf dear and Pullet t astings con
stantly on hand Al-o. the celebrated licaLBCBT
Plows, and the New England Mower. Circulars
respecting the stame I'ent to any addre" desird
ALL WORK AT LOW PRICES
s
TEAM AND GAS FITTINGS
AND FIX I EKES
H. K. DYER.
No 2 Basement Cramton k. Nlchoi-' ''loc-a
Mekchanti' Row. KittiNU.Vi
Has contant!v on hand
STEAM, GAS AND WAT HP. PIPE.
Ct and Wrought Iron all ie-, Mulitttle ti'.ttngf Ol
evt-ry fize and JefCrifilion.
Pra.fi Globe Vaive-. Walworth late-t pa.teru'.
h1! BJe. Uoe al.d j.!aiu riit't.-r M'..;.'.
Pit arid Air uci-. Krii Plug-,
bu-lniij- Kauucer. itc
r A S F 1 X T i; Ii K S !
Oft-very ae-tnj uot on hand, or jjriii.d at tuort
i,.jtite A'-o a good aj-ortrrent ', p ain, plain
Ground Faucy 'jt .)ai- .ui-- and Smoke
I'.tIi- ..- iuru"rr ol tue itet improv-.-! pmf.enu".
Me ha lon- autly nipi'yed xpr:er d work
men toput ' p G; -. M-im i. r Wa'-r P:;.e ii. tt.y re
'juireo forin the -!:orte-t rjf ".ice.
Pancu ar .-.tvction I a;a to .utt:j.' iu S'-ao Pipe
tor uanniTiif wu'uliua- oi any kind
A.i or a:ract-- u-.'; j r:ce ati-!-W'-t'
.'Jutland. Ja:: -tl
JNLIST FOR THE WAR "ff
EArJLE HifNDKV AND MAC!! IN E SHOP
Near t!.e rreu'i,t D-p't
HOH 1t1 & .n..riKI.I. Propnt-tuw.
We are now prep reft to attend
prompt ;v to order- tor a-'n.(f oi
all kind- heavy and !w?:t Partirj-
Hr-iar atttutKin paid to Rail iioal
WHtKLf. WATKB FII'B. IlASiia.
Sh a rn m and I'vllie". Mill and
Ma(HIM!KT Wouhi of every de!:nftion
Order thmiktully received ......
i'.i.WMAN K MANsHlXD
Rutland, sept 1. 1-1 Svti
School-.
I pLENWOOI) LADIES' SEMINARY
G
Mu s. Ms. H1KAM mRCLTT. Pri.cipa
I uil t.oar.a j: l-.v:htr- .u tar ever: -i-partmei.
retai led pre-en: number t vupil- 1 .
HEiSAST AM SAFE ."'.F.
provides, with vtry lacility lor i-provein-i t x
pen" moderate
H inirr krMion in-pirn Ja. i,
Att0 UIRAM OKCCIT
Weft I'.rattleboro. t
Dtc .1. lMl. cectdw-4
THE HALTFnL' COMMERCIAL
X IVSI1IUI E-Oii Initiatory Countinu R"i
In Humrertord t Cone Bkck. -outh -iJe Mat
Hou-e I K ubii-h"i in Byl. H ANN L M
nd C. K. ELLEN WOOD
Jhi- in'Utution i de-ined to give Boyt n
YouugMen a thorough bus r.e fiucaticB. to M
them without lo-i- ol time, and at the le-t expenr,
.k r,.i ruup.tiiiff roam. Nu c!?' fyttem!
fEach pupil tauihi -eparately. thOMUjhiy ani prac
tical!.. Penman-hip. Rook-keepii . CommerciJ
Arithmetic and Corre-ponuenwe, ww.mi,
French Latguage fctuden" helped to of
ment. Good Loard may be obtained lor J Jtr
week for pupil- allri.djng the Intitule 1 rota the
country 4-ly
llry Gootl.
jyORE xinv GOODS.
Fairbaven Garble I'illar store.
JUST LEC1YEI),
From Hoi-ton. and wiii behold at Low Pkicm,
ari;e and interesting ttok ol Goods.
REIT. DELAINES.
BALMoKAI. SKIU'IS,
SONTAGJ.
SKAI1NG CAPS. ,...
ZEPHYR VORSTFJS.
BEAVER CAPS,
MCCLELLAN HATS,
FANCY CASSIMERE3.
Fair BArjri- offered
GROCERIES, tF,(rRva
CROCK ERY, ; 1 v
HARDWARE, t,K. A '
MEDICINE. AM.l
Si AT IUN EnV, IMfv1?.-!
YANKEE NOITONS, UliNIIOliit
CLOTHING
MARCH S DIARIES FOR 18C2.
SOLDIERS INK STANDS,
HOLIDAY PRiENT8
oduoe taken for goods.
A. N. ADAMS.
Fair haven, December 2d. IS61.
rjiHE CROWD STILL GATUEJZ3
AT
JO SUN'S STOEJt,
ES POCLTNET, VT
TVESK FURNITURE of all kind for
XJ tale by
rCTTLK ft CO.
B
LANK ORDERS of tbe Scloctmea
on the Town Treararer. bound Uo boou. mr
ealby
OKO. A TUTTUC St CO
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