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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
A Case of Kissing.

There is quite an excitement in Boston IN
relation to trial now going on in that city, IN
which Mr.. James b. Bostock is plaintiff, and
a Mrs. Powers, the keeper of genteel board
ing house and several policemen are defend
ants. Bostock charges the defendants with
an assault on him and his wife. The facts
were these-Bostock and his wife boarded
with Mrs. Powers. On Christmas Eve. the
boarders were playing "Blindman's Butt
Mrs. Powers daughter being blindfolded-
when Bostock had the impudence to kiss her
on the back of the neck, which was the orig-
nal cause of the trouble, but would have been
forgiven and forgotten had not Bostock, seve-
raj days after, accused the young lady of tel
ling a falsehood in the matter. He was order
ed to leave, and on refusing to do so until he
had found another place. the police was called
in and the gentleman and his wife were put
out without ceremony, whereupon he has
brought the action. s#
All this grew out of kiss. Behold how
great fire little sparkling kindleth.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 22d, barques Marmion, Jack
SON. Thomaston Sarah Jackson, 1odgdon, Cnracoa !;
briggs Elizabeth Watts Fountain, Thomaston; Capt
Tom York. CID 22d, ships Lyons, Francks, iiavre;
Tahmiroo, Tampico and Vera Cruz; barque Harriet
Thompson, Tden, Barbados, &c +; brig g w Kendall
Pnkham Vera Cruz. Advertised 2lst ships Ashland,
WISE for Havre, greater part cargo engaged Bay State,
for Boston, with despatch.
MOBlLE-Adv 2lst, brigs Gen Worth, for Provi-
dence wig rs bales; Puritan, for Galveston passage
only. -
APALACHICOLA-Ar 18th, sch Ann Maria, Bisbee,
Havana; 18th, barque Cumberland, Hiscock, Phladel-
phia ; sch Ira Bliss Halves, N York.
SAVANNAH-Ar 25th, ship Tamerlane, Henderson,
Wiscasset'
GEORGETOWN, SC.-Cleared 2oth brig Gnlnare,
Dodge Tim Bucksvie) Barbadoes; ODD, Richmond mp
Kenzie, aud Mosella, Snow, Qm dog do; sch Floroo,
Thomas, N York.
BAITIMoRE-Ar goth, sch Ellen Merrman, Pink
ham, Cardenas. -
NEWPORT-Ar Both, brig Tom Paine, Chase, Viii
mington, NC. for Stonington; schs Dresden, YORK
for Boston Mary Langdon, do for do
BOSTON-Ar LIST. barque Mary Smith, Merrill, New
Orleans sch Brilliadt, Norton, Machias The Iee-
graph reports in Nantaskct Roads, brig Egyptian, from
Wiscassc for Maanzas which put In some days since,
and has been at Provincetown. Cid baTque Horatlo,
3outele, Apalachcola.
PORTLAND-Ar LIST, sch Pawtucket, Ormsbee, New
York. Cid sch Petrol, Leach Sagua Ia Grande
FRANKFORT-Sld 18th, big fremont, Sproui, Ma
tanZas.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

ty of its territories ought to be respected, and,
consequently, that no foreign troops ought to
penetrate those territories that the liberty Of
Switzerland, and its independence of all foreign
influence, ought to be maintained and, con-
sequently, that no foreign power ought to
seek to exercise dictatorial authority in mat
tiers relating to the internal affairs of the con-
federation. No doubt, if the Swiss were to
assume an aggressive attitude with regard to
their neighbors the neutrality and inviolability
guaranteed to Switzerland, could not shield
them from the responsibility of their aggres-
sions. But at this moment the Swiss have
not committed any such act of aggression
The Government of her Majesty is therefore
of opinion that the guarantee contained in
the declaration of the Goth of November,
1915. subssts in full force, and that it ought
TO be observed and respected by all the powers
which took part in the convention
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
[per steamship Acadia, additional. ]

Per steamship Acadia, additionally
Ar at Liverpool, Sd ult, Monument, Ifott, New "
leans Harriet Augusta, Robinson, do; 9Th, Jno Cad
mus Cammett, do; 9Th, Carnatic, Deverenx do; IN,
Oneco, Drew, do; 9Th, Shenandoah, west, horK /;
llth Liverpool, Blifrn. do.
Sd LIST ult, Gen Pa khill, M'Kown, Orleans (not
NeYork) Jane Williams, Mason, York 81, John
X Skddy, Luce. and Fideia, Yraon, do; 9Th, Devon
shire, Ranett, Boston.
CID 18th, Oxnard Chick, N Orleans
Emf for idg 18th, Harriet Augusta, Robinson, YORK.
Adv 18th, Venice, Salter, Boston, with despatch ];
louisiana Barstow, n York 10th SHENANDOAH West,
for Philadelphia 26th Emgrant, Anderson, Baltimore,
do with qnck despatch Carnatic, DevereuX, do nnc
Ent nwards at London 5th ult, Amade. Bartlett, I'm
Boston 10TH Callao, Warren, Charleston.
Ar at Plymouth Dec 81, Jno Dunlap, MOTIFS, Liver
pool for Philadelphia. leaky.
Ar at Newport 4th, Amos Patten, Maoy, Antwerp; to
load for Boston,
Sid FIN Cork, LIST, Oxford. Goodmanson (fm Liver
pooh York (also reported sid ID 29) llth, Emigrant
Hill York (aso reported sid 6th)
Ar at Antwerp Jan 3D. Barring Brothers, Rodbrd, fin
Sid FIN Flush ng Dec Both, Miltiades, Ranett, seek
ing freight
Ar at Havre, Dec 81, Ancona, Mason, New Orleans !;
Masonic IIathorne, Savannah Jan 2 Radius, billing
ham, Orleans Sd. Iowa, Parker, do. Sid Jan 49,
Rubcon. Foote, Sharon, Merriman, for YORK lin,
Dumbarton, Pendeton Orleans In port, idg, I }
Roger for Charleston; Ancona, Iowa, and Radius Tor
N Orleans.
Cid fin Bordeaux Dec 30, land not afterwards reptd
sld) Jno Barring, Bailey, Orleans; Winnegance, Mel
cher, Philadelphia.
Al at Mars eilles, Jan 5, Saml Got Williams, New
Orleans via Norfolk. Up, Saml Colt, for York.
Sid FIN Corunna, Dec IL, Liverpool, MLellan, New
Orleans.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
Lumber Business in Gardiner.

The Gardiner Fountain contains statement
of the amount of lumber manufactured in
that village and by the two mills on the oppo-
site side of the river, in Pittston. The total
amount of log lumber is 20924 m; Shingles,
l63O3 m; Clapboards, 1905 m; Laths, 404o
m, The amount of money received for sales
on the above lumber is $445,00o. The logs
cost in Gardiner about three ffths Of that
amount, leaving the amount of $4,000 for
profits and expenses of manufacturing.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
For The Northern Tribune.

Any of our friends that are travelling to the
Eastward, would be we'll paid to so little out
kept by Mr.. Fisher, late of Calais Mr. Fish
er is one of the most accommodating land
lords ever met with, and there is no pains
happy. His table is excellent, and is loaded
with the best the market affords.
A TRAVELLER.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
The Beam in thine Own Eye.

Governor Whitcomb, of Indiana in his late
message, says. the cause of the war is, that
Mexico did not pay the debt due our citizens
and beautiful commentary is furnished by
the message itself; that Indiana has not paid
the interest on her debt for fire gears
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

sid FIN Malta Dec %, brig Cyclops, Colhoon smyrna
Sid FIN Messina Dec is, bargue Francis WAITS, barnes,
N York. .#.o
At Palermo Sd ult, ship Corsica, Hill, for Orleans,
or days; barque Nautilus Ingerso I'm Gshoa, Just
ar to load for Boston, Sid Dec 3st, ship Gen Veazie,
Al Havana 25th nit, barque Robt Morrison Dyer, fin
Portland, ar 18th brig Sebago Conn, I'm PENSACOLA,
Hartman, for Boston, l7th.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

If you would keep your hands from chap
as you please, but rub them Upright dry >"
each time: don't leave particle of moisture
for the cold air to act upon
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

The Detroit Advertiser says there are many
democrats in that state, who favor the Will
mot proviso, and that they cannot be seduced
from the support ty Gen. Cass himself.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
General Taylor.
A TRAVELLER.

A correspondent OF the Evening Traveller
who waited upon the hero of Beuna Vista at
his own residence, thus speaks of his visit;
General Taylor's family live in low, ordi-
nary looking house near the barracks, and
overlooking the river. Old Whitley, his
favorite war horse, was feeding in the yard
near the house. He is of pure white, with
white, roguish- looking eyes, long, flowing
name and TAIL and much of the same order of
architecture with his master : that is, short
and broad. I tried. Yankee like, to scrape an
acquaintance with him but turning his heels
upon me, he stood his ground, as much as to
say "Come, if you dare As he was fresh
from the wars, did not choose to encounter
him, and left him alone in his glory" His
old master, the General, was much more civil
than that when met him in New Orleans
for we shook hands as if we had both belonged
to the same mess.
He is rather below than above the common
height of men, less I should say than five feet,
eight inches, and is now quite thin. He
seemed nervous and exhausted having been
feasted, and sa luted, and speechifed about,
until, doubt not he was much more fatigued
than he was either at Monterey or Buena Vista.
Great injustice has been done to him in the
engravings of him which every where abound.
In trying to make him look fierce and war
like, artists have given him a purely animal
face, with a regular bull dog glare to the eye.
Now although his face and features are not
peculiarly Intellectual still they are respecta-
bly, so, while his prevailing expression of
countenance is a peculiarly fatherly and be-
nevolent one, and his conversation with those
around him conveys similar impression
Colonel Jefferson Davis, hero in the Next
can war, and now United States Senator from
Mississippi, some years since made a runaway
match with a daughter of General Taylor,
who soon after died of fever. was told
that he and the General did not speak to each
other from that time until after the battle of
Monterey, if mistake not /; when the Gen
eral advancing to Col. Davis, gave him his
hand, sayins-Sir, have altogether mistaken
your character, and my daughter has proved
to be better judge of human nature than
am ; and from that time onward the General
and his son -in-law were warm friends.
Governor Young, Of New York, has par
doned during the year, one hundred and
IL
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

yWinter is beginning to set in. We had
quite little snow storm on Tuesday; some
thing like three inches of snow fell. A much
larger amount fell to the Westward. In Bos-
ton they had about eight inches.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

A sailor is not sailor when he is aboard
a salor is not sailor when he is ashore
but he must be either ashore or aboard, there
fore a sailor is not a sailor.-Er.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
Fruits, &c.

CSITRON, Rose Water, Ext. Lemon, Raisins. Figs,
" Oranges, English Walnuts, Irish Moss, aud Al
monds, for sale by ID. I.kENDAlALi Agent
Feb. 2-3d7q
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

The Small Pox has appeared at Lowell and
the Mavor and Alderman have decided that
all persons sick of the disease shall be taken
in charge by the City Marshal, under the
charge of the Mayor and City Physician.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF TIE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Ac,dio Shannon Ian Is. .,..,...... Feb ~
From New York
Hbernia, Ryre. 49,. Jan 29.............Fep 20
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

An old proverb says, Talent shakes the
bush, Tact catches the bird.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

Governor Young, of New York, has par
doned during the year, one hundred and
twenty-five convicts, and committed the sem
fences of five murderers.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
SPOKEN

Nov $50 supposedly 10, lat 10 ~ lon S5 w. barqns
Csntero of Portland, FIN Liverpool (oe' lo ior KID ia
ne iro.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03
p RI OF B A I II.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
ARRIVED.
Ar lst, Statira, Perkins, Boston.
CLEARED.

Rarques Lucinda (new, 300 tons) Deiano, Ea'ana-
Brig gene, Ham. Havana.
SAlLED-Barque Lucinda brigs Angelina; Marcia,
Tibbets, Savannah.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

- 20 r New Moon, 4th, O'Clock minutes Evening.
&c First Quarter llth, O'Clock II min. Evening
8 : Full Moon, 18th, II O'Clock, 1o min. Evening.
e z Last Quarter, 9th, 3o'ciock as min Morning.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

IMMATURE ALMANAG-- Feb. 3, lS4S.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-03

Hon WATER. SUN. DAYS.
IL % NOR II SO ev 7. 7 10 S. D 10 length y 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ALBANY
AiI.sr sgra.y On %

Aibssr Sgrdsy Ori %
Gre bfokA ou ihis masoiag IN the has,
rurni q llaunt's papsf.hsnginf Hofe
Greene uhieh DESTROYED. Snh tbe
ro'e sslon,pc. belong, ls'her TueL
~ and n : Emory
The r7rS belonged 10 nc Coopef o.
,''s AL uere folly in,aft8 10 TIE Altsuy
I''grsace Company ilatu,, i,,, amosr,.
20 sbogi 81. 600, on Which b. sas iu,strd
io' = 900 "a sho Albany Comfy Mo'ual
tni NeuhWoTetn Companies. Osrego --
Ticker and Enofy's Toe, va, barge They
veto 'otercd faf 81 .o0o. 10 The Albany It,,
sufsbcs Corplry
Tn, Old Fellows Il,ll on no corner
q Greene snI State streets haI ,4fs.i
o79'.i,tAtle damage The rear ~a,l wn'
cracked through The Gre wa. oau,ed ty
The 'poo'anonus oombusion Of the papcr
waste N the basement
fuckers los, CONSISTS IN the deGruc,or
Of ,ereta' thousand numbers of the Culuva
tor Of which be has 10 Erteo,ypc plale'
&
Emoy's loss ronuEcj Of q large supp,
o. Agricultural Implements, Sc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
Truth is Mighty & will Prevail

That which has been 60 strongly asserted with
regard 90 al tAe healing power. Of the Grcats.t
Medicine known for the cure OF certain diseases
named below has been fully proved. aud the pro-
yrct4r has within tic last year received cviIsuces
from every part o. the country Of tho cure Of cases
that have been pronounced incurablc by physi-
clans lu high tlAndia-, and which have been given
ur ny tho PATIENTS friends ms hopeless. STATIONS
External Remedy Hunts Eminent has been APP
piled and perfect cure been Effected, 10 the a.
t9uistlncut 90 thnufArts- Iur proof see IauIL-
lcis which are TO be had oi cvtry agent gratis
4, a pain extractor % has 10 equal. l. olsratcs
on The system lkc magic. stimulating 20 a. 'trgnF
aud healthy action. thereby relieving pain and re-
moving disease Try il. II never iaus Of curing
either Of che following di.cases.
f0r Spinal igeoiioaa RtSuHl4!,sH, l-rel!yfif and
al. urr-0uI Affections co.. tIlH. { -oiir or Ihrss
4rt4, So o., breast rli flre ueak jo,Jlt coda
took dth. lort tAFoIf and qutHsy ticcrdicd s0ru.
burns. fr5'.et fs.t infoiSHt II.crs '-ts' roui4'
b4vyIur. cons sfsNHcs and bruissf scr0fuiotf
Af-c'our PAM ~ ne sadr, Usrroin aBs!'cnf
To D0lcr0ttr -slrdiBs Aiaqiii5 Bnei, and Gil
etf1Htots and Hsrroas dtstif'r
Listen g. The opinion ot br. J0HS !, SrTtIY,
Ihys.eiau OF the highest standing,
CortiarIt1wn March 81 1876
NJ Gee. s. StAnton-S,r 1t BE- with real plea
cure that csu srcal q vour External Nrmcir,
Huut. I.Ialmcut Having used u ir'qucaty 90
No, rra~ts-t and witnessed o. eHtraoriilagy heal
ing ruai.ucs 90 several cA.r' ~ Rheumatism. A.
lrrt..rs ltssasrs of ths SPINE and also 90 marg
minor ca+es. such a. 6rutses swelling a.. lg'u-
slider Do ono o. the grostcft cDmhiLau0A' u Known
aud v,rful Nsrstatir .Eiracr that has ever
been made iu the o. sl.ezi s-.eace aud ~ iami.,
"'', Y9 Dt .',i 80 CT sFElY NJ.
Extraordinary Cure ora Jltitc Sr~lIao
hao,ts. A .auat I-. Pa. M H4 l-l-.
Geo T. ~t1rt.a. -p,a- S...-l fee. t.uad Be- mo
an -trI g. give publicity q. Oh. great .a.ta'a
. e' H.4r ,t.sru'. r-'ertf l-.'a i.... J.. a,'i
~ Ua..ut.r.a ,... D. trar. ..ar'. bad ... OF
. f# BE- H"H
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
Insurance Agent Manled.

4 RESPECTABLE m,u. scute, istg'.
~ tnogs and possstset ofs ne lvsI nsss
educat1u. Is wantsc 90 solicit app lcauous
.ot Health Insurance 4 satisfactory bond
$500 Vii 10 required The romp-uss.
son viii BE = conmission on tic sr,nuui Of
premiums collected bY Tie agent, and D. he
po,sesscs good sddiess aud reasonable in.
acs'ry his incnne from tho agoacY viii not
be likely to fall ahort OF 5000 rci annum.
HIS field Of operations would he in the ".
emily 10 which tbs pager - published
where be " ouid bs invested With the sole
Agency Address hy mad, Naisdtt15sni
HcsliA IasgraEcs one, Museum BOllJiog
fremont Street, Boston
H1ston, oct -. lsis. "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
Oncial.
Az ACT Rtlsiinf 10 III, ilmt for The Fiction Of
flttlen Of President and llt President oil
the niisd Nslst. 4 OF Ftmh,rs Of C,nsrrSl


The niied Nal,, Of stmbt1 Of msrrn.
u IS hereby rHdcied BY hr G,Hcral fSscm.
by q iAo Siaie " crn0ni, as foA0us :.
SEcrroN T. Section iHy-,wo Of chapter
one Of the Revised Statutes shall be- 30
amended dat the tine for the election Of
Electors q President and Vice President
of thc United States, n therein pro, ided.
,Lall hereafter be on ,he Tuesday next after
tlc first Monday 10 November ot the year
Ia which they are to be chosen.
sac 2. Section forty Of chapter one Of
tic Revised Statutes shall be 80 amended
tHat the tiTe FOR holding the election FOR
members Of Congess IN cases therein pro.
yil,d. shal be on tho Thursday next alter
tAe FIRE, Monday in November
SIC , Section forty two Of chapter one
q the Revised Statutes shall be ~ amend q.
ca that 1t shall be the duty OF the several
clerks to whom the votes shall be delivered.
At the meeting provided for in said section,
t. declare the person having the creates,
number Of all the votes to be duly elected
- represent tbs State in the Congress Of
tho Uiiol States aud give notice thereof
10 tho Governor Of tins State within one
week from the lime appointed tor canyassing
such votes
SIC Chapter ono Of the Revised
Statutes shall be- 50 ancLdcd that IN all
places in said chapter wherein occur the
words second Tuesday Of November. %
tie Mmc shall read the Tuesday next
after tho first Monday in November
Src. D: Sections forty -four and forty
five o' chapter one Of the Devised Statutes
are hereby repealed
SIC i. Section iorty,two Of chapter ont
Of the Revised Statutes and section foul
Of an net entitled an act relating to tn,
oleotion.f members Of Congress" approve,
November ! 2, 1912, shall be 80 amended
that the time for the meeting Of the Coun
ty Clerks in the several Congressional dis
trIc,s, TO canvass the vote. for members 0
Congress, shall be on the third instead O
tho second Tuesday succeeding the day o
the election and section fifty.two Of chap
ter one Of tho Revised Statutes shall be 5,
amended that the timc for setting up th
notice Tor the election o. Electors Of Prcsi
dent aud Vice President, shall be at lca.
sir days instead Of at eastg ncelrc day
before the day OF the election.
Sro l. TLis act shall take effect fror
its passage
Approved October &C, 1913.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

STATE or VERMONT, De hremembered
DstIctof Rutland, SIS. { ID that 4 special
probate court held at Rutland within and for
the district OF Rutland aforesaid, on the 9th
Monday being The Both day of October, 4.
ID. IsiS. Present, VIM. Hall, lodge.
Whereas Hatre,Stong George W.Srong
and Daniel s Ewing, persons interested IN
the revefson Of the dover Of Marh1, late
widow Of DAVID TuUie. late Of Rulllrd in
said District, deceased, interstate, have made
application 10 said Court for division Of
said rcyersion;
Therefore, It is ordered by said court that
the order OF division Of SAID reyesiOn and
the appointments OF Commissioners to make
said division, be and the ssuo Is referred 10
the 81 Monday, being the 20,h day Of No
vcmbcr ne1;, and thpl copy Of tho record
/ ofthls order be published three weeks sue.
} cesslvely, previous thereto, IN The Ru!lanc
/ County Herald, a newspaper printed al said
Rutland, that al. persons interested may sp
pear and ohJectiherelo Il they see cause.
a true COPY oirecord,
~ llENRY IlAtL, Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
Not for a Day. bnl lor all limo No plas.

AOt i9r q Dal, Dnl l0r all limo NO plas-
ter with which the world is acquainted has
been the means Of doing so much good and
relieved or cured so many persons Of pains
Ani weakness IN the breast, sides, and back
as Hernia Kid rcugthcnirg Plasters
in coughs, colds, difficulty Of breathing
diseases Of the lungs aud liver, their appi-
cation inslrcs relief They are spread on
solt white lamb skin and sell for Is 5 1 cs
Tho following notice appeared 10 the BuGa-
j. Daily Courier:
Iolee Of thc Press Testimony ;riH
nerer o-ase.-lt We were to judge from the
oycrW helming amount Of evidence IN favor
Of Horncks Kid Strengthening Plaster.
daily received from ministers Of the gospel,
officers Of state and from private citizens
Of great worth aud rcspec,abi,'y. we should
certainly think it great io.ly 10 attempt e.
compete with Or llcrnek iu tho manufac-
tore of q strengthening plastic, TLi.sim,
r.s bat beautiful remedy is prepared with
great car, is spread co v4rs KID leather
Aud BE- positive care for pa,us ard weak
ness 90 lhe breast, sides end back. Then
pr.co is Is 3 Z coats aud wall wear from tv,
70 four months sod hy druggists anl
country merchants
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
SEAElIs BURT,

Sol, ASn,f HcGot, Lys PiiiI and Phan,I
HhHerS.
The high and suvled celebrity which these
prominent medicines have s,quited loi iheir
iuyauabls efficacy IN all the disease which
they profess 10 cure, has rendered the usual
ptacucc OF putting not only unneoessaty bot
unworthy 81 them They are koown by
their fruits. their good works ,esii'y iut
them. and they thrive not by the faith on he
credulous.
The genuine, in Rutland are FOR sale only
Iy the subscriber. CHA's Bean.
Rutland, OCT. %, l645. "a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
To be Sold,

THE LeN par Of FAT OXEN 90 Me
i County Of Rutland Also, TIE best
par n. Nat, bed. Bay two year. old horse
Cuns, lAtge Aad handsome. aud how al 60
break and uss some. Plesss call soon,
yoang gentle non, sod see for your.slve.
n you wants good team pow >, your Tune TO
obtain 3d. MoAGs LrsTfE
Rutland. Oct s5, 1878 a.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
EETTcTcEy

nhNiEL c FISHER ~ooid inform h',
~ iuendssnc the peb,ic that ho may be
e. o nd 81 the old stand. doing business on
hts own Arcouni. where he would be happy
20 zee his friends and contribute 10 their
comforts
Fte,h Oysters. Ffoit, Nuts, etc. constant
" on hand.
Rutland, Oct 30, lsis -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

Tbs Superintendent q Conmon sebools
81 the County q Rstlsnd. vii bid AZ
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01
STATE OF VERMONT.
Secretary Of States Office,
M,,s,.,It.- no. OF 1-ts

Mem Shaitcr, Secretary OF State
OF Vermont, hereby certify that the forego
iny Is a true copy Of an act OF the General
Assembly Of this State approved Oct 20
lsiS, Of which all persons will take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly
J Mem. SKATER.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-01

Exiy- We should never remember the
benefits we have conferred nor forget the
flVors received