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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26
To the People OF Clhtoma
Tn The l5th Of Semonher. $50 an
To thc People of California !.

eir.non Wll' bs h.I ia f', sev,r,I town.
md -Vnr- 1' Cl't9ri7 a. i4c pisces arl
h'u" % oh'eh such elections. have u.lally
.-ru bo.i.' iet a- purpose o. d,c.u- tc
A@a.lc tad .'her mun.ri psi officers
ia those wl-rs where Aiclid0s La,c
Ss~a afq7.n.'d ~ a., rrrscn, Governmcul
ihsy al. hold ,Ae election IA place.
wter, 90 A..alle, harc been appointed by
thr prss,nt ''''r'anul re io-m.- A.
-sli' are HD..e.l.i aul i-igot O. t.l
hg ,'-.U.h
DFra a-f.r o.. 'aa- ..,-- lIro.
h.e.- A.ra Ir..I 1.. n. s.nI
-..- -.! '.-~sz. q. ...
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

Alr~dy the Directors 1--we received pro-
posals "a barge c1ntru,ts at priccs much
less tim the estimates and It is confident
ly bslisvsd that the whole grading can be
coatr611Dd for nj ~ CT II - per cent less
than ~ estimate. Mr. Gilbcrt's second e1-
ploratipns a, ut Holly have established tho
fact tbs, die Garth is deeper and The rock
less :han be at frs; supposed. aud consc-
lucnfiy that the expense there will be much
lessesed The price Of iron Las fallen at
leass1nn dollars per ton since his estimate,
aud TIE probability is that it will fall still
lower So that It seems now to be reduced
TO certainty, that the Rutland Road. from
Bells~s Fall- to Burlington, III miles, can
be bsilt in the most substantial manner for
less than s., BOT. ro--making the cost
s2LB67 per mile the cheapest Railroad
in New England, of lit length. The ave-
rage cost Of the Massachusetts, Railroads is
s42, ala per mile, nearly double the cstima-
ted cost of this; and yet the earnings OF the
Massachusetts Railroads arc more than
scvca per cent over and above the expenses.
DosM aecd, any demonstration to satisfy
the most cautious that mo stock Of the Rut-
land Railroad viii be of the very first class
Of Railroad stocks?
The Directors of the Cheshire Railroad
contemplate opening that Road as far as
Kccne, by the first Of September next and
to Bellows Falls in the following July
The letting of the Rutland Road this fall
viii enable the Directors to have this COM
nlctcd as soon ms the Cheshire shall be open
to Bellows Falls, so that by July lSis, we
may expect to see the whole line Of Railroad
from Burlington to Boston completed
While the Railroads to Boston arc being
pushed forward with great yigor, it is with
little less zeal, but not less certainty that
the New York Railroads are pushing on to
Western Vermont. The North Adams
Railroad has been opened for business now
nearly two months, and proposals arc al
ready made for its extension to Bennington,
which will be completed undoubtedly in an
other year. The New York and New IIa-
ven Railroad, iatcrsccting the IIousatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, i, under contract
to be completed in another year, which will
make perfect direct and continuous Rail
road from the City Hall in New York to
Bennington; all to be completed before q
year from next January; and many have but
little doubt that the link from Bennington
to Rutland will be soon filed up, which will
then make continuous Railroad from New
York city to Burlington.
Well, it is q known fact that one Railroad
makes business for another and all We have
to say to our Railroad friends t. to 20
ahead'--and the enterprise and split Of our
people, the productiyeness of our soil, and
the mineral resources Of our mountains will
give you all plenty to do in the way of
transportation, and all that touds to make
Railroad stock desirable
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

Mt Holly, aud CidrcmoHi O. against ihc
best town ia Vermont Well. sir. il this j.
true YOU have the best County in New Eng
land. BY the way--hss anything been
heard Of that 5000. 600 since the l3thH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

IDwA-Thorc isn.T h-"
the Locos have rau 20 N
a.. Ru-ac.l'i,n- 30 Z
State of Iowa 1.e ltr
some doubt, .ae Wt-s ''
heard from. some ad's7"f',r
likely that W s.a,. have 1870
90 Cyng,e&s irow 'aA' s'-'o. ,..
/. dnes not splsli 20 BE- 8
that he RepfesenlaI'o 81.
elected rom ,aa, sac.
lr,-ent Cu..ftas a-. -
atIue reaisCss..r. 10.
bss a. l.e Nos, lur.
A.gut,-..t. ...e..f
~ ,as Was.. -s.-.s
Ean.I-a.tL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

RI TIE Union has given itsclfa world
Of trouble from the hcllhai By tho capture OF
ono Of the army mails on the RIO Gfandc
by the Mexicans-a package Of the govern.
mont instructions to Con. Taylor fell into
the hands OF the Mexican chief
We think it fortunate for Santa Anna
that he only obtained one Of these precious
documents Had he tell into the possess ion
-f PR Of them he would have been much
embarrassed AMI IT, unfortunately. the
whole batch for the E''two mon'hs) had
reached Tim. be wop.l have Lrcn IN q grca,.
er state Of bewldermcnt lhan be cycr was
before lie wouldn't have known whe,hcr
1t was intended da, Grnoral Taylor should
m.a Lima 10 the q dor io COCKPIT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

1t is asserted that had Governor Wright
pardoncd Big Thnnder," tone Of the prIn-
cipaI and most daring of the nnlirenIcrs)
he (Wrigh) would have been rcclcctcd
Governor Loco papers,
This is surely d1ubie misfortune
How dlfsrcu. wouinow have been the pros
poets Of roth the above named worthless, II
the grca, Cato" bad known this before.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

Gov,um,u, House, 'CiRdad De Toe
fngros'
(Sigucdl Il / STOCKTON,
Commaudcr.in Chlct aud Governor OF
he Territory OF California
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

1g"Major Kmball Of the Age says, in
speaking Of the sudden appearance of scycral
new suits of clothes on the persons Of the
Woodstock Wings after the New York cleo
tion, that he examined his wallet and found
n6.'i inp zone.
Well we have since examined our wallet
and find that n91.ng las care SuMo',
the Major puts hat 8. that tor, Frr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26

NlA Nim-The Washington Union
has tho following
Another session Of Congress is about to
commence when me federal leaders will,
Pheaton like, BE- driven, by their fiery cour
'ers, through tho md heavens in a blaze
Of iury'
EiaIs our eyes whit time ont lhey
will lave llbcr R,cL,e should hav
Ut.a p9H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERN.
OR STOCKTON

Commodore Stockton, ms "Commander.
n.Chict and Governor Of California is
sued the following proclamation soon a fer
taking possession OF the Mexican Terrific.
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General Notifies.

Mr.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS soIREEs
r. The Tuesday se1ii-MuIthiy Sol.es Ii con-
uerc.. 5r IL e,en Un i7.n in- La-i.s Tckets %
h had o-l or NJ y No Lady admitted without Il
v.islou Ticket procured from Nj W Gentlemen Tex
es q .drlis-lGn 81 SUBSCRIPTION he Soirse--ever
n r1ubsr-for she ssaso1, =
Mr u and Daughter WI give instruction 4 Ire ceie-
brat-d ard Elca-aduirec EALSE A CtNQ TEMPS.
r-.s.1.- seaso- n In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

So Hon. CHESTER Ashley was on the first ballot
reelected l. 5 Senator FOR SIN years from the 18th
of March next. We believe he IS the best speci-
men OF Legislator with which Arkansas has ever
Yet blessed the Union
Col Yell has been making great eNertions 10
suppant Mr.. Ashley With that view. he abar
doned his seat in the House. and went of into
Mexico at tue head OF regiment OF Volunteers
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Az. .rEECTIONS az TWE CHEsT.


In PULMONARY CONSUMPTION and IN PULMo.
c-ARY COMP LASTS generally the Ga.yAulc Strengthen
Ing Plaster v DO GOOD. lis not vaunlingly offered s.
positive cure fer this terrible and prevalent class OF
DISEASE hut g-ef.suc- hiss shown that u can greatly aid
haiti ssraTsY alleviate lt9 mduess The gradual
sheans power u nparts, aud the mysterious M
igencs II possesses hsrrp->y developed must TEND 10
highly commend the Gashnic PLASTER III ne,e PycGIiat
The should be SAID regarding ASTHMAIlC
AFFECTIONS In spirit .; candor n0t philanthropy II
3 tscs c1efec 90 The plphc snh u guy 20 la.
sources bearing evidences Of the most beneficial effects In
~ TO THE LADIES ieU. words should De address
they are respectfully notinsd Ea these PlasIers are
PREPARED with special reference their favor and with an
aar1asr desire ~ raritrr u They have been used by
thousands among the ladies' Of Great Britain many among
The -d and highest OF the realm. and - candidy stated
ard believed that their has been attended wlh
POSITIVE snd uniform success II wete necessary or ad
visible array Games could be published TO the world
vouchers for the truth reality and efficacy OF the GAL
Na!C - ~. y t I e, ~ a S bSb..t T-eom,
men stions OF The discovere The ladies' OF the United
States a De assured that they have nj last found valued
friend whose influence charm away" at least ma
ioriy OF the complaints incidental TO their JARED climate
~ Persons liable be affected by sudden changes IN
the weather and those naturally OF decsie constitution
will md this Plaster of exceeding benefit Ia aew words
embraces al The virtues oi Inc best tonic Pfepsta'on
with the important addition Of the Ga!ytilc influence,
which is Neither impaired nor exhausted While he acton
continues These articles viii be found entirely Tree from
those objections which constant source OF compliant
with the ordinary Plssters IN common se Tney are made
Of vsrors shapes and patterns according 20 me
pnr or plant for which they desired Inc sensa
Ion caused ~ wearing them is exceedingly pleasant and
agreeable. ,,.,,,,o>,.
To derelope latent power OF The Plaster and 70 tsl-
der Us seton effective the MAGNETIC FLUtD should always
he used in connection The part which il diseased or
affected should srs be Stoned with the Magnetic rud,
using noderG= degree OF friction win piece OF clean
slk flannel or ar, similar substance The surface OF the
plaster then slightly washed with the Fluid and mime
asfslv applied TO Affected part II these simple drec-
t,ons followed .eTr danger OF me fIasteT ever
S.counc dry or hard and time climate does no. aiect
III EFFICACY OF adhesive quslilies
CAUTION.
Tbs celebrity Of these fn.,ers has caused them TO be
couate.isIed IS unprncped persons The original ana
only genuine those invented and prepared by ~ A. n
CE'RfSTIE Therefore be sure and obtain CHRlSrlE'S
GALvASIc STRENGTHENING PLASTER, IA all others pre-
tendn 70 be rargErc IN influence entirely spur.
Gus and worthless imas,s-5
Only Agency I'm Newly Ork,
Isl BROADWAY,
Between John-st- and Mniden-lnne.
L.. r-.--
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weakness OF he voice, lungs. heart splns- Hervous q
rsle AID esve sysisuipci1ding dyspepsia con-tps-
,ior Des G-oO1ing and distortion children
and young lsd.-s also BLEEDING At TtE LUN@s l. P"r
feet sbttU:e for Tie corset and cousrsining shcC de
brace with none Of their pernicuEs Tenderness Unlike al
oher. il scS ~ supporting tie sua,! Of the back making
It toe fulcrum ard ~ sing frNh.r he whole .nterns
Pile OF orgSHs Pamphlets ard oooh common Sense,
giving inflammation can b.. had &. The Office. Is Bruadsy
4 IAiy in Attendance On !ac--- O-fi ID Ms nH
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- NIu,ic.-J. BALLARD. Professor o. ne Glllsr
Snsins and ruie 30. l55 Spring - rear Wooster VII
receive applications tuc the purpose OF forming Cssse u
nnishin- the numbers increase Guitar md onEiuE
Lessons n usual 4. has constantly On hand choice
selection OF Flutes and Guitars, 81 moderate prices, IL
Ciuiiar-, made from recently improved model combine
graceful form an cay touch ana great power and brsn-
cy OF tone. nj y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
LANcLEYs pIscUTIENT

~ are n remedy for Corns, Bunions SID Warts.
unequal - for - rErpcs, aGd have given genera
satisfaction tha- a1y ute. presented - lie ps5c during
the afeen Years. Ti=-r great ead increasing sale
without advertisement. iesiss a. They warranted
-tcaI in al -..es y sa the directions 70 lowed and
M spread are applet without trouble Price 3 ceri.
-s1r.- Wholesale and Retail Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

Missouri LEGISLATvRE-We le arm from ) eher
SON that E JACKSON OF Howard county was elected
Speaker OF the House thai NJ. NASSIE formerly
NsmSsr If the senate was probably elected Clerk and
that there were good many candidates. Tor the otasi
Offices OF the House. In the Senate, Mr., BASKET =
Clerk az the late session the most prominent csd
date Tor Secretary though there were opposition to MIN
81 Louis Rep
r. BESJAMlN P JOHNSON, Esq. OF this place
whose sudden absence from home we noticed IN Apn!
Isst returned his family Saturday morning OF as
week and was cordially greeted by numerous OF MS
friends and acquaintance. he came nom England N
the packet ship Colusnbis Ro'ne Nlazeh
~ The Lebanon Courier, Lebanon. Ps has
passed exclusively into the hands of T T Worth the
partnership between that gentleman ana Il Brewer nav
ing been dissolved
~ An elderly gentleman from Pennsylvania,
was knocked down and robbed by three rutfans n
Syracuse, " Y. on Monday evening last
SNow.-ln Troy on the 24th, five or SIX inches Of
snow tel accompanied by strong gale iron me NORTH
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rs..cro,, ,che. from Iit,le Toe. Corn, crow,

h hs. hem ft hy ..Jusauds Ia their scfrov but hsrs
. 40 necessity oi :le.r being troubled vllh these ,e.T.s
any longer for The AgAstNS CoES PLASTER Will give
mediate, -.cf aud efsctrsiiy cure 81 corns. huncrs &c
If II fails 10 cure iIr money Wiz he IstunGet. For sac
by DAVID SANDS * Co Ne. = EAST Broadway, 100 Full
i5r-si and 7 Broadway; c. H. Ring To- Br1sdw -.
Wvatt Ke'chUrr III FultrusL; +. NJ Guiou. II Bor-
ry53I Broadway, AMI by druggists generally
= Pr-s55 cents rer boy nj Ia!
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5rhools.

SCHOOL.-lIempst-ad Seminar Male Boarding School.
Cempstead L. l. - inil-s from The City, branch q
the L. l. Railroad The Winter VIII commence ID Of
November Circulars at j. CbEuberiins 81 CetaFst The
principal TINS month al Broadway
1;u.od- n DUNNA NJ Principal
nISBROW's RIDING SCHOOL, Nc ~ Bow
~ erv near Aslor and Lafsy places, New YORK
D. has The honor announce that his school Is open
Dsy ard Evening for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding. TERMS.
LECTURE LESSONS. s&EEciss fl9tSG
10 --.on,...........Sl5 V0 lionth.
10 do ....... 10 col 20 Rides ,.............. 10 co
4 do .......... ) oOIl0 do ............... : 90
Single Lessons $3.50. col Single Rides -
Road DO ....... : 30
" B. Highly lrsned snd quiet Hor-=s fo' the rcsd or
parade. 10 let EVENING CLASS.
IL Lessons ..........S9 no - Rides elo 90
Sng. ............ | Single Rides .......... IS
RULES
l. AL Lesson. Rides paid FOR on comnsn cns
= One hour for each Lesson Ride IN the School
5. One hour ana half fOr u Lesson on ihe Road
T.. Hours for Lsd.cs. from A NJ 20 ,. NJ
D. gentleman admitted during the hours appropriated
20 Ladies'.
7Ony months allowed FOR Course OF Lessons or Rides
n The School has been rehtted ard furnished wiki
stoves Ladies in delicate health need be under no sp
pTeheusion OF taking cold
card OF address, requested previous commencing
P.S The School Will be open each Wednesday a.. day
for Tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

Ia or Romeo and juliet. butis 700 tue Nth
M but breathless wa-blInss-a-rsstlc mas Of
skill-wlj 70 down nov The simple and majestic
melodies a Mozart Beethoven or Weber. srs
thrown ASIDE for The rr.lis and shakes ot Rossini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

MADAME ADOLPu. from France. = ao=- zrn=-=e
vi fsr,e tbTr1-6oqr Elrup- ami An-r'e= ha= ezu,=-
,ls,,l "a ,-,.- p, H. community. - assuming n=s
name ba- glrivec i! SeTors and t4E-' private SPAR
- v-,Is ~ ~ : Tls.- = : where through h-r u1l-=-s.
" acknowledged wonderful tsenis =h= vi morn n-r
visitor. OK all heir -zdne uansseup9 o. n past NJ
sn a-d ,sEs husband vie KEY ~ et t2cs1!s--
,0a ho.r a,y e .ur.1s DAY or =7e1-= $50 Cents
L.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

saNpss SYRUP CASTOR OIL
"a aroesrares OF milk, and Ii "a pleasant 10 the
&c srrhar-d and sod Wholesale and retaIl ~ T.
s1s r,rT@gi.t md Chemist, II Jsness- and 10
Sod By z 81 Gu.oa- Bowery cor Grad
=. aSd By J. I Coddnglea, sos Hadson-sI arI Hayes,
SrooLyn Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
LIE GREATEsT REMEDY OF THE AGE

THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THE AGE
DOCTOR SwAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY,
EstabluL>d IL, 535 by .iet Of Congres'.
THE GREATEST REMEDY FOR 1T, r..x
Consumption Coughs Gods. Asthma sfgssss, liver
Paa iu the Side and Breast, PapitA;ion Of mo
Heart fnauenLs, CYogg bfokeh oohs"i-
ti1o 3ofe Tkrosi, Nervous DebL4iy' ana
Ill the dlseases Of tie Tafos2
Breast, and Lgngs he most ell
tectgsl and SPEEDY cure ever
known for sny u lie
above di.eases,
q uk .wAYSE's COMPOUND sY2rp OF WILD CHERRY.
READ THE TESTIMONY
Philadelphia Sept {, 1915.
nR. h SWAYSE-Leag ;rr.-Be.ng ior go OF tune
D.sctet With very violent cough, win pain II my
side and breast u The lungs ehoIness o. BREATH
loss Of appetite Wight .es. SC made trial OF various
remedies which recommended hghlg IN N. papers,
bot gradually grew The violence OF ny cough
va, .cn Iss he blood rushed prof1s-y fonny oostrs,
when to- proGy,n. coughing came gpoa NE infeed,
my whu.- sy.eIn prosfasd and the aour oil my
.oartlr- seemed near al sad AZ ta.s time you
iu.na- h. us Of your Compound syrup Of Wd Cherry,
,iSrt ~ NV rongs reli,.v-d ihs pain 10 my side
,,r.oetaeoe snd healed ny uugs continued the
Gtnvp 11f syRIP OF WILD CHERRY / am cured
and able 10 ou r.ue my ds.I Isbor. !nk Invaluable
medicine IN Coughs Colds, and Diseases Of Inc Lungs, acf
one that should &c known 10 all afflicted II persons "ouc
YOU md rot IAN per he many spurious and worthless
preparations watch Attempted 70 Be pslec OF on ae
regulations Of yours, might be the means OF SAVING
many valuable yes freely offer his statement for ihs
6ensd Of hose who are suffering = III THOMAS
Ia Thif,e-uth.,t doo,s ffoG, me corner of Willow
81. TnoGlsss case above alluded was very sewers
one and his residence whis the res1h OF all SO eny
can call and nave the Above sGosisatiaen u pa
soma. InserTt;". -. -..,, .,s
~ Remember ALI preparations Of WILD CsEek ~ ~,
fetlsaJ ana counterfeit except mat prepare ysTS
sWAYNE y w corner Of EIGHTH aEd hA|L 80
Philadelphia n,,e corner Of
Broadway and JoGn-.,; 2 A S.Sos ~ y G.rdSt L
WaEssE IS seeekeFstJ G aA. n - stosswsy; Ma
= - Pa,SIyn q o. ps Sos, Se"aIki fEADsEY,
pYt e. ~ Wa,er-s- and b. Agents u IA pas OIL
The Ucliec States
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY wORK-nOusE.
"a 10. "a C.gmnon C0pncN

Memorial of the Prison Association and the
Society for TIE Improvement OF the Con-
ditiou Of the Poor.
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FsoN HoSpuRAs-We have Tile. 10 the 18th
u OF the Belize Observer but md in il no news
local ar otherwise
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NtJANrED-A situation by young woman 10 do cook
w tns washing and ironing general housewofS In
small private tamly-good reference from last employer
Apply AZ ,i6iR SoMery. nj ~
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WANTEO-A Lad, ACT under Is years OF age, well &C
w QCatntSd with ariihmec, an assistant III
school For compensation he Will receive instruction IN
uahcmauc. and the language or sEch other compensa
ton be agreed upon Call upon l.. &. Gum, No l.
CAr,nine.sl s;lcr ) O'Clock 7. NJ. Nh ST.
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Total number committed during the year ending 2oth
June 1876 3 5l0-daily average OF 10 Total number
died during the year l03 or . each week
sekly number of inmates d,r,ds the year commencing
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