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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

Gen. Taylors present position is entirely
satisfactory to the Wing party. He espresso.
uncompromising hostility to Executive inter
ference with the declared will ofthe people, a
expressed by the Peoples Representatives. H,
was opposed to the War, opposed to the Tar
ilfof 1916, the Sub Treasury law, and all tn,
kindred evil measures which a Locofoco AID
tration has established, and he is a sterlin.
Wing. What more can we ask.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
w estern Clothing Store
Nert door to G. Vennenlan's Rope Stors.
Water Street, Evansville, Ia.
BY ESERU MINER 81 CO.

lave just received from their Mandatory in
IL Cincinnati, a large assortment OF ready
made fashionable clothing suitable for all seasons OF
the year, all ofwhich are made and trimmed in the
best manner under their direction, expressly for this
market and consists olevery article requisite cork
plete gentlemen's wardrobes superior Black and
Blue French and English cloth dresses, frock and
sack coats full trimmed. Blue and blaeh Satnet
frock and sack coats, Cashmeret, Brown, green,
gray and black and all collors oftweed, sack frock
and dress coats every variety of coats and
roundabouts superior black and blue cloths and cas-
simere pants fancy French cashmere do Blue and
black and gray and striped satinet pants and cordu
roy pants OF all coors and prices. Black satin, plain
and fancy silk, velvet cashmere, and satnet vests
and all coors and kinds ofcommon vests at various
prices.
All the late styles OF plain and fancy silk and satin
Cravats Scarfs and stocks; white silk and all cooFs
Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirs
Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net under shirts
and Draws; Shirt Collars; Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen-
ders; silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas Silk Hats
Caps; Boots; Shoes; walking canes, &c
A the above articles and every thing else in the
furnishing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for
CASH
We shall continue to receive fresh Supplies week
y during the season from our NJ anuiac.s.v in Cn.in
natl [aug l9] BKUMaIEE. & co -
ICEg ICEg!
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

CO We add some few additional counties
TO our list, leaving sixteen yet to be heard from.
1t will be impossible for day or two to guess
within from one TO three hundred of what will
be the majority. In our opinion it will not
vary 800 either way from 5000 majority foi
Crittenden.-Lou. COur.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

Themes Bowling and w. K. Edwards
were elected Representatives from Vigo.
MIR. Cookery was candidate, and received
the whole strength of the Loeofoco party, and
yet was beaten three hundfed and forty votes!
So much for his perfdy last winter. Let eve
~ zaE who proves recreant 10 duty be served
IN tie same way hereafter, and it will greatly
contribute to the stability and purity of the
Wing party.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

0-The Burlington Qowa) Hawk-Eye thus
describes a Locofoco meeting held at tina
place:
They whistled long they whistled loud,
To keep up courage 'mong the crowd,
But all their music failed. alas!
Because their whistling was for Cass!
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

-Oy Cass has no show ON the Lakes. The
other day, a vote was taken on board the
steamer Saratoga. which stood: Taylor 66; Van
Buren, Is; Cass u, Hale 3. ~
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

LIFE IksURANcE.-Mr. D. w. Gihon. whose
sudden death by lightning was recorded in the
Philadelphia, last week, had, few days before
insured his life for $4,000. The amount was
promptly paid over to his administrators by
the Company.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

TAYLOR AND HIS BATTLEs.-The following
passage is extracted from communication
published in the Literary World during the
last year. II was written by Stephens, the Or
iental Traveller
Baron Humboldt said that, with one of his
own maps before them, the King of Prussia,
and his military Council had followed General
Taylor from his encampment at Corpus Chris
ii, to Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma,
through the storming of Monterey, aud the
bloody scenes of Buena Vista. They had
fought over all his battles, and with positions
all marked out on the map were then looking
for further tidings. They had seen and appre-
ciated all his difficulties at Bueha Vista. In
Prussia, war is science, and according to the
leading olicy Of Europe to be always ready
for war, every male in Prussia, the highest no
blemans son not excepted, is compelled to
serve his terra ia the army. In the teeth of all
settled opinions, and as it were upsetting the
whole doctrine of standing armies, Gen. lay
lor, with handful of regulars, and small bo-
dy of volunteers who had never been in battle
had stood up for whole day against muir
derous fire, and had finally defeated four times
+ his number. Field Marsha.s, and Generals O
Prussia, among them veterans who had studied
the art of war, were struck with admiration a
the daring and skill displayed at Buena Vista
and this admiration Baron Humboldt said, they
Expressed without reserve, freely, publicly, ant
everywhere. Amid the bitterness and malig
: nifty of the English press, it was grateful L
) hear from such lips, that the leading men of
Military Nation did justice to the intrepidit,
and firmness of Volunteers, and to the cou
rage, skill and high military talents of Genera
E Taylor, while Baron Humboldt comments up
on his dispatches and orders and in fact upol
all that related to him, personally, in the con
duct of the war, were such as no American
: could listen TO without feeling proud.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
Correspondence of them Y Expressl
LEWIS CASS AND THE VOLUNTEERS.
WASHINGTON. July 20. 1919.


The following is the bill introduced by Lew
is Cass in the Senate, as chairman of the COM
mittee on military affairs. His friends haps
denied this and some of the volssnteerS haoe par
ticipated in this denial and indeed authors.
ed it.
Isend you the bill and the evidence Of its
passage:
An act to provide for the clothing of the volun-
teers in the service of the United States
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. the United States of Amer.
lea in Congress assembled, That in lieu of the
money which, under existing laws, is allowed
to volunteers as a commuation for clothing,
the President be, and he is hereby authorized
to cause the volunteers to be furnished with
clothing, in kind, at the same rates, according
to grades, as is provided for tho troops Of the
regular army.
certify that the above is true copy OF tho
bill, as it passed both houses of Congress, and
as approved by the President, on the 26lh Of
January, 1913. s,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL,
Clerk II of RenA. IL q.

The bill reduced the amount from 50 80 TO
81 90. This was the construction of the Nd
jutant General from February TO May, and un-
I'll the war was over The volunteers have sui.
iered severely for IL, and hence their determine
alton TO vote against the author of such bill.
Il. Il.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

OC-"My brethren. said Swift. in sermon,
'.there are three kinds of pride--of birth, of
riches, and talents Ishall not speak fthe latter,
none OF you being liable to that abominable
vice. = Vdnderburg Democrat.
Locofoco orators and Locofoce editors here
abouts are just as little liable TO the vice as
were Swift's brethren.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

Members holding over, 10 Democrats, and
Is Wings.
D. w.
Montgomery-Jch Beard /
Fountain-J. Coates /
Floyd. S. Davis l
st. Joseph, &c.-Lot Dav
Switzerland and Ohio-M. R. Green l
Vigo. &c.-J. HI. Henry
Noble, &c.-M. Marsh
Dearborn--J. P. Milliken /
Randolph &c.--D. Milligan
Tippecanoe-G. S. Orth
Laporte--A. L. Osborne l
Decatur. Robinson l
Fayette and Union-H. Simpson /
Cass &c. Taber /
Carroll and Clinton-P. Waters
Marion-W. Stewart
Elkhart and Lagrange-D. Martin l
Madison 81 Hancock--T. d. Walpole
Morgan--A. B. CONDUIT
Owen and Greene-L. II. Rousseau l
Clark-James G. Read l
Posey & Vanderburgh--E. r. James !
Wayne--D P. Holloway
Wabash and Miami. ID. Cassatt l
Ripley--W. T. S. Cornett l
Rush--4s,aNV. Hubbard l
Jellersona- Samuel Goodenow l
Lawrence--M. A. Malott
Orange & Crawford-D. Huflstetter l
Davies and Martin--A. Houghton
Allen, Wells, 6Sc.--F. p. Randall
Washington--John /. Morrison
Franklin--Wm. M. McCarty
Gibson, p. and DIS. Miller l
The following districts, in which elections
have been held, resulted as follows
Warren, Sc.--W. g. Montgomery |
Hendricks--J. s. Harvey l
Boone &c. WIN. Carver
Bartholomew, &C. VIM. Herod
Johnson--F. Hardin
Jackson aud SCOTIA. G. English
Monroe, Sc.-T M. Adams
Harrison w. A. Porter l
Grant xc.--J. s. Buckles
Shelby. NJ. Seeth
Henry--G. Evans Aholilionist
Huntington, &c.-Day
Knox-A. T. Ellis
Puinom--A. ID. Homriek
Parke, &c.--W. Z. Dole
Perry, &c.-C. q. Graham
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
Indiana Legislature.

SENATE
Members holding over, 10 Democrats, and
Is Wings
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
ICE! ICEg!

CONSTANTLY kept for retailing at the store Of
~ may 20 ALLlo g. H0WES.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

0-On yesterday we put the following
questions to the Democrat clique:
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Adams ArilhmclicaI Series.

The attention OF precep'ors OF academies,
teachers suI superl0tsndents m orr com
mon schools, and al those interested IN e.
ucauon, IS invited TO the iull series Of srlh-
meucsl works now published. Copies will
he Furnished for eIsmtuIusn On application
10 ejuei OF The publishers.
l-PRiHAaT AEITHNETIC, or Mental OPP
erslloos 100 Numbers beng an Introduction
to adams Arithmetic. revised edition
II -tntus' Nuw AsjTHNrrlc, Revised
Eduon being revision OF Adams New
Arithmetic, hrs, published 90 1927.
lll--kTr TO The revised eoIuon OF adams
New Arithmetic.
N.-MHsCHIrios, Mechinicsl Powers
and Machinery The principles ~ mensu.
tsiiDa au'.surally explained snd praCucsl
" applied go Tho measurement of lines, 80
peif.es Ant solids also philosopher eI
p'sos.l.a Of the simple meohlurca. powers
an. uelr application o. machinery De
sIQuct ,o follow Adams New Arithmetic -
.in press
N-BalE Nruriyo The work conts %.
.ur.l evo.siIan of ma s1cs OF acrounts
new, caurise and common sense me,4o,
OF Hpsk t.eroF by stng.s entry aud VAR
0Is '1fms of receipts orders, notes bonds
narfga-r,. and other IHs,ruueuis ue.esss
o., t.l me rrau,s of business. Accom-
ps0ls7 vI.h biauk books lor me Use of earn
RS P4rHsHsr hy
" PrFvrtss a C. krsrs ".
f..Hsp q buoTurH Nru Narl
T6v PHltru ~AHrsHs Boston.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

TO he Honorable tie supreme Count
Il ncIt to I've holden al Rutlaud within
and for the county 81 Rutland on the SIKH
TUESDAY after the fourth TUESDAY ~ De.
cenber, A d. 1913
The petition OF Sally Roberts OF DaubJ
10 the county ui Ruua"d h'mhly sheweIh-
lhst sho, your hJuVrs peliliuust was on tho
5,h DAY OF October A ID. 1870, Al Dandy
atoGcshii, lawfully married 20 nno Nathan
RoUeIts, formerly Of SAID Dandy, by Ed
wAfd Van, Esq Justice OF the Peace
within And lot sid Cuuur Of Rutland. with
whom your petitioner .Ned ~ the Constant
iul6lmenl ol all the duties of the marriage
covensnt on her pArl, until the said Nathan
ie ~ The l6,h day of January 4 d. isil,
without any Just cause, wholly deserted
yout petulnnet and sOsCnnded from his home
and family snd has neglected and refused TO
periufm sud keep tie yows snd duties Of tie
marriage covenant on las part, aud su,l doth
nr9 leCt AID refuse 10 perform The same, aud
yuut petitioner farther states that since her
IutcfmsTusge with the SAID Nathaniel that
no has used YOGI petitioner with inlolerstls
.syeuty, and has Neglected 10 provide Tor
her support although Of sufficient abihly.
And your petitioner l9r the causes aiore-
SAID humbiy prays la,s honorable Couu TO
EfANA Aef il.I hI blNNIhF lEhNl INC 81
Nahsa,sl And your petitioner aGIn duly
bound will ever pray
SALLY ROBERTS
NJ II CaoE, Any
STATE or NERNONI,l The foregoing
Rauau- Counry, IS. ihs, being PEE
senieI 20 ne, and O. appealing that Nathan.
le. Ro1~us The panty complained OF there
iu. o, without THIS tate, MS ordered Gnat be-
he summoned goo appeAr and snsver 90 sad
fibel be fore me Suptsme Court nett Co Re
holden z, Rutlsnd w.,bio and l1r the county
Of Rutland on ihe siI,l Tuesday ne1i ane'
me fourth Ilrstay % December. AID 1875
r1 publication OF gus IYreEonc H'sI and i1i'
order in the Ruusnc County Herald, news
p,per pua,si a, said ROLAND, hrre wers'
sacccsslytly. tbe Jas, oil ~h.cu pItI-atou'
no be uoi less than tweu,y aayt before The
a.uressid isTm " said cuur
Gueo under nv hand a, RausDd ln sni.
rouu,y OF RoUa1d. ih.s 29ih oay a. Novsm
Der. A. 10 1915.
HlLAND HALL,
e. lodge oi he supreme l4lr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Adams New Arithmetic.
ENrICEn EhI1,IAN

Thl. valuable school book contains The
ohsrscierlslcS Of the former edition, IN a
greatly improved form with sucn couec-
tons and additions a. the want of the times
demand Il has been already very extern
SVeIy adopted IN place Of tie old edition.
and is received with the most unqualified ap-
Pruyal.
Adams New Arithmetic is almost the on.
~ work on arithmetic used N extensive sec.
uons Of New England. II isu.ed IN every
part Of the United States and in the State
OF New York, IN ninely-three Of the one hun
bred and ffl FIVE academies which reported
To the Regents OF the University in Isi7. --
1t has been adopted to the currency OF, ard
rspuhhsh.d IN Canada II has been irans
lated and re-publlshed in Greece Nolwith-
standing the multiplication Of aflthme,ics
mndc up many Of them OF the matetis, oil
lh,s work. % has steadily increased IN the
pUOIc favor and demand
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
NEW GOODS ,

TNHE LADIES are ln,ncd 10 exam
- tie h..h lot o. Cloak snd Dre.s
Gouda. inntss, Gtm.s, an Gimfs tles'
futEss. \e,sst Rtb5on, iut tnmming. 80.
hcib.s f,snch sbd Amsucsa Giugham'
Preach. Eneh,h sad Ameuosu Prin,s, IA
tsn, RuJSsrs k,a Slips sad " .istsg Shoes
The GENTLEMEN arr invited 10
etamiuc ,.neiv cloths. Plsin and Fen
~ tiuits. PLAN snd fsntN tassinere., o..
~ool 1weed., Rtch Nssuug. Plain hud
Fancy Scsrs an Cursl., ready made
Shius and cullsts, Nhiic ani musd under
.hius and drawers, Mols,kio Hats, ,ik
plush, iJr and cloth caps, psien, iUO6et,.
deet,klu glorss sud ulu,sns Iusi received
snd iot sale T., II BELL,
kud.nt. November 80. lSis a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

WE the Subscribers beng appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the
DISTINCT ol iutlAud, commissioners 10 Ie-
oeiye, examine, and adjust all claim, nnd
demands OF all reasons against the estate Of
Isaac Soufhwi,k. late Of Dandy, in said dl-
lrici, deceased. fepresen,ed insolyenl, and
sr months from tho lOh day OF Sept lsts,
being allowed for that purpose, We no thore
tore hereby give notice that We will attend
to the business 81 our sad appointment at
tie dwelling house OF Fuend r. Smith, in
Dandy on the and Friday Of January and
9nd Of March newt, from 10 o'clock a. m.
until o'clnck. p. m on each Of sad d1ys.
MILTON BROWNE
EDWIN VAIL, Comm.
IRA EDMUNDS, }
Dandy, Oct 10. 1915. "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioner Notice
XXrE 90, Subscribers beng appointed ~ The
w lllu. Probate C"urt Tor ne District Of huI-
Land eommi,siou,rs to receive examine and 40
just claims ADD demands ~ al persons .t.,ps.
,hs sstAte OF
ThsulGsl .V9uihvich lat. 81 Dinby
In tAil district deceassi represented n,ol'snt A.
~ months from the ioth day Of October, 1873
b.,nr allowed by said court for that purpos.
we'd thsr.'ore hsrehrglV snotice that ~ew,ll at
tend TO- the bu'ius', = or sad appointment at Tie
dwelling h,u,, - = K. Smith IN Dainty on tbs a
Friday q March and sseoui Monday 81 April
u,It from ~ O'clock q. H. sLtl Gel. Ok u. on
each sfsA,d dsyI
SurOs Bpovs
Eupts Van yCommisionGs
Ia. ipHuBps
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Just Received.

A, the stores OF the undersigned, a large
snd td.I supply Of llEaKtcK's SuGIs COArIp
Puts aud XII Strengthening Pl-LieTs.
These PuIs are warranted under penalty
OF 5 900 dollars, not to contain any mercury
or any mInsfal medicine. Our daily EsieI
Throughout tho world hon exceed nine thou
sand boxes, of our KID Strengthening Plns-
tors the call for Them - greater thIn our
.Oiuty to manufacture Inc uimuHl enthu-
Siam exists ~ all pate Of me country Our
agents are gsntlemep nt the ir't resps Cta0ll-
liv-lhey are your nelg hbpis,yuu know the m
Persons wishing q uSe The Ueil amIiy phi
ever known should buy these. call on our
agents, purchase a box, should lhsy not
please son return them and gel your money.
sc have received al ths principal Office
wltnia the pSsl year, certificates Of mofs
. Than $1,000 cures performed by Hem. =
PIIs and Plasicrs, over ten Thousand OF
them were oJnNjsfei beyond all hope -
They are tic cheapest ADD UeH pulls now
.oown. Escb pi.. Is beauliluily coated with
pure w.ls sugar Each boz contains -
bills. smaller uumbef Is required fsf doss
Than ~ any other kaowu p..l the sper ss'sn
being 90 oer,sln, thorough, YET - MT lisr
eli w1o Use tnem, recommend thsm. OwIrg
Loo ils immense popularity agt gigantic sales
have made something hey cal sugar rolieI
pills. 400 Ne understand souse are iaf SAFE
100 tins part OF he co10ity, called the Indian
vegetable pill made without 'ouhi 90 -
Tor ilerpsk'- vegetable pills, .o0k GOT lo'
Irsad. some of these msr attach Doctor a.
.lHsir name go give them the appearance o
rrspsrabiuy Always ssk lnr HeUrt''
sugar Coated Pills ami gel them or Uouo.-
DOR pile sci l9r 45 coHis per boz vta ~.
a.rscro0s' our plaster, o. 81 rcHr a.
orders mgsi hs altrrsssd to Heru.a & -u
pr--.1aI Oqiet N0 James si. A.Jarr "
s. The fl.aa .1r laued gentlemen a-7 o..
agents fn
I-rs- Dnrat -..r.r. 2 .rtrrt % 3
vtr q Co. Errarf G-rrrf- % frrt a 10 8
\ wHs.eu Plffsr- " Was.- Fsr-er ?
n Aru-ur 20 Ia.r.arr. = HJ4rA g.. Prft .
a N.-asIt Casasfer. q. farrau. li.ts.t q Clad
Psaitrtf L-~s Wells \ r. aarJs- eadsar
tI-- b. urv irtgrf.t 1uf ~s-s-tlr 20 fst 7t'f
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
NOTICE

Pro- L 6 Can will de'ivc, tvo lectures
boior, the Young Meas As,oc.ati.r, the
hf's val be on Monday evening Of Dec. /
al % clock tho second "a M.0day svcoing
fallow,ng Ticket, for the two. 20 cents.
single tickets II . cents. 70 be bad at
ths store Of Mes'r, barrett & Son OF a,
sbe door on the evening Of the Lecture
Subject -GE"LpoT
X X PTERPOINT. See.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
nRlGnTnN MARKEr.-Ns, %

A. m,,kd. 2oo Brsf C.ule, $50 sor,s
4 % - Wot. iug Oter. e. CaWssni Give.
500 Sh.cp. sni lIgo S~nc
PTloci lIs, Caa',-- L. qualify sj.iJ,
=. ~ 90 81 coo Ems GEO.
sore Csui. % wear I'D el2seIC, )
ysfoid rs s.S
VIII ~ Ot-e-- ssl-, q, 90 90 600.
CO, Cfi'c,-ei9. q 30 81
sh.eP-- -. 80. | IS 400. snd 2 -
Srine-t ~.ais,s'e 4At3seb
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

HE the sub,crihst, bsiug appointed BY
w ihe Hon Probate Couu for The district
81 Rutland cummiss ionets TO receive, era.
mias snd sdJu.t all claims aud demands Of
ell persons aRatnst
Augustus l. Bi,scl.
Ave OF Rutland N said district deceased,
appreciated Insos-n,, and ga months iTom
'hs 27ih dsy ut Anremo~f. ls4s. beng a.
lowed ~ sRid cour' ior ihat purpose, We DO
ahsreiote hereby give notice that We vel At
tend 90 the business Of or sad appointment
a, the lAte dwelling house OF sad deceased
On Rgt's I'd. oU he thitd Tuc,ds,s OF l,nu-
49, 80 Nav oat', from - O'Clock N unuI
e.yck T. NJ. 90 zach Of sad DAYS
JoSA c IuEltL, ,.-.,.-
AIos pErulE.
RulAnd. Nov %. lslS 90
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Notice

THiS reruhss that have Fven nv t7r.
Joseph W Thomas, bs ume from I.s
esir hereof unu. be- arrives 81 ils zre o..
.seHtr one art st. c.ur none ol BOO esf0.
fars rrf ra, rrf -r'fs m boo -rr.rs~t NJ
susff.fs tarf S.t"Hrv f Tr.wus.
Wr-rrs NeIs7r I1a7son
T.-tr. N- - 1879 tT'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
Great Reduction In the Price
lones Drops and Pilk for Hamon
TrorSg SO tosi 80 per RouIs

fr0n " Do 70 " o. pr hotIs
Nsklag u tns chcsrrst ssit s 'hs besi RtS
90. IN the ~utlf "a SaLr RHtt~ ENstF
1La,. SC,oT, 10, LsrsosT. ScAIn HI.n. o.
sU nnrhsts 90 we STis
Ngmstovs ceuthrsies from Phvs,cisnt
ans o;hets uf tie first rs'pec;sbihiy sr b.
u,s hand, 81 Assris. Perfectly safe w. cV.
ey one. 81 the directions sr allowed Ons
batl. Sith he accompanying Pills hs'.
mnre medical saver Than twenty bOttlts ~
ths Sa-spstilias--thts ~ill be apparent b'
the difference 90 iims 81 Yang tie one and
Toe uthet.
Fotul. ~ LUTHER DANIELS. Rot.
l.nd. q Mugso, j. " HOLLAND, Psfkin'
4 nichols ssusou. Iones 4 Dow ShIsws
Dor, She don 4 Allen. P.wl.,. o u Barlow
Clarendon Spriug,, Allsn& co. fsithavsn
Nry. & Hams Pouiinsy, and Bstklsv q
Ssf..ut, Granville tutners sly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
C,nmis,ian,rE Nuttcs

NHTT tie 'uO.erl b.r' lslur sVFatut.d ~ the
w uon. Probate { curt for ths dlstitct 81 ktt.
isni commissioner, g. receive rIsmtns ADD al AL
al caim' sod d.tnAtds o. al per'auss raiu'i the -
tAt, Of -. t0H C.tvt. !1ie q NIllrisrE. o. ssid
df,tft.t d-c,Astd reprr,.uted ir.Hltr.t and ~
month, ron tie l2,h day 81 October A. j. lSiS
b,rt sI.8-ti ~ al court for that purr.ss ~
= therefore hereby rtssuotcs that We vii attend
g. ttr tuune-, q our SD srpoiutms-t a. Ne
r,.iAeuos ortht Ntdou Clatk To- Middleton On
LIT Tu,'iHye o. January and Alrtl hcIt, from to-
o.-loeka 10 untlt-o O'Clock ) 20 on each 81 I'D
day EltElS Psri, tc.n.,,,,,
Z Has l$oroS
Nldl.stssu Oct - lbN a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

: y
III + ne sousc'iasu being appointed Nv
w the Hon Probate Count lor The dttu-i
@ Fsirhsrsu commissioner 60 receive. 81.
.mruc AID adjust a.. claims ald demands OF
ell pcrsous a. siusi tbe estate OF
Cki3r FrFiir.
ate n pswls 90 ssil district deceased rep.
resented iusa' a. snJ 81 months gau tls
ff,i day NJ NovsmHST inst being loved Hv
sAid couu Tor that pulposs W. DO Loreb1
gNe nnics ghai We vi. auen3 90 me Juai
rrss Of osrts.3 spp1'nimtnl =, ihe ate re-
ltsucs OF she said deceaset oa ius 3lsl dsl
~ IaauAt1 neI'. from 40 O'Clock, a ln
o.. O'Clock f.. M on sad 5ay
A4vHas ALtEs. ,r.u,-,,.
bAsb hLaKtlv.
PawIrt Nov Is. lnNr a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

BSel,Ior i,f, Mir brvusr tells
9, that tie iIi. a rieh old baehslof. y a
.plsad,d b'rAshss ,o1erstly Cat diabs'
abd ni.Vrsbl, sapprr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
nlED.

In Nvnd,n. on 10, 5th las, Ra'u, Rich.
ardson Esq ag,d %
In Yves, Hu.land. on tho J,h ms, Mr.
CUis y Lockbn aged ) years