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FOUND The Opportunity and tlrzrr b. hriur hit
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Remedy
within ne reach snd g. ihe knowledge n s who need
H. thst they nsy learn and know ~ jayfu eIfnnebss
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
RESPECTABLE WITNESSES
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM.

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tor hiY prove t's nps mirAs pus shcsry IN al ets
eases 81 tie LUNGS. THROAT, GuI hil-lt A.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
CALIFORNIA GOLD I
DISCOVERED BY
slsner RAi,ears Geldomeser
Taa
The ColdseeSer's Guidel

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
GAI.TInN ENrRA

BLANKS OF All KINDS .sl,t,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

Sage caves RSlshI viaB.ths, ror RI,
loh ever yday O'clock 30 minus. 4 :,
aTnEcs 10 boston : o'c.eck. pm 81.
day, Sundays excepted.
FuTNAkf q BRVANT.
" Htrcrrucy tfe,s
Rutland, AuE - 1879 asgl
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

Cd % l"4Nf ilA eNtrtii.
John udu-c. Iss lle-t-rs, Ehcum,rIm
t.ouid ~ EEK 80 seventh trup
William Irfq.. W urvogy Pam In she breast
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g.. ~ snrn. =! BscAuon st.. Plies
@ u v,Aicf !Q4 l.arfens 81, nyWntsry
John tIu,her.. Il NHfcf 80, SAT- neck
Jsur, iuctIr, ~ Gram st. Huru,
John Hooper g hudson st. urllses
thonias Lewis. 40 Forsyth ~. Liver complaint
samuel Roberto. lF- Sunuik 81, b'icuu,buAm.
q. Iu.ra'n, uoeAin.n : N4.au. salt Rhram
Wa. Agals, lli BuWty llrHvy Cough
v,e,rn. pll ~ iu-n 81. Asthma sore throat
ST. W Lewis 100 Cherry A. Rhoutnatsui
ssyIysnn' lA,erl, 2l5 h-anry s.o, headache toysar.
thlAndrf Webb - Scanned st Heavy cold
John - Taylor, - Pike st. Headache and eruptons
Ghsriss swan pa bridge itBfooklyn sorc hands
= j. hf"Nn - Adm" -: do EVsIpelM.
David u ld"'nl' brcut l.. l., Sore hands
Sarah \. slauh ~ Delaney IT Pain In tho ado
CIV u usuNndcr .Il fulbh At du.
sarah Eauar,, az b-ioaey 8, ,,ros,. ,n m, had
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CURED ~ BALTIMORE
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
NOTE PAPERS &C.

CtOi03EU S.musi. Emb.,,sd. Lac. and Lace
- G't Nats Pater.
A.'-. 'oltej ~tamT Cd and Emho'r.d Envelope.
juit .ce.vsd and or ga, by
SropbARp.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
CLEyDON REFINED TROY.
Round and Square Iron, Scroll
Iron HooDs.

AIOH IiUOpsl
Aiapntafiuted Of abe Giendou Rolling Min
East Boston, f1r sale by
GEORGE GARDINER & co.
Libeny Square, Boston.
Boston Fly PAGA- aLLA 75w
70 lssN Sbselings, Cotton HATp .Rnd
" Cotton Bsrts. for ssIs low bv
Rutland, Jau, % istS Cnts Beer
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

TO- Hr deslted result snd efficacy Will be lyc.4
oy ue u-r a. fnsNsr cuoHtfy Of d. prHu'ttv ti -.
can h~ 'h''iri 10y thc ust OF Ike ousnrt, Of spv i,
Ndn'5 'I 'I' word t1rs our Pa,BsA l.ff for t,oof,
"' itt'+up ia Ahoig prcparrd from v,r,tl,,
-" ,if'h tI' u0'tl. rs-t oifHHafS and ,ty st.,I 80,
ol'"~'es 81 me nlopd without pt.t,Br r,,.i5- ,f7
~ oI ai't'uoiiHs f slsaH,,5 si,,ng fA,Hs ,,,,.,,
naFe' NV trs''F ooi ami gives rrts vrrs, mi n,
hf~fc nc wha'r sysfru1 70 M" ~"
II'Hl p ilU.lEk 70 -FOUR = dFs Ctr.r
+" L'H 'Ey oh"l remedy u u,c world lect4,e
ONE DOLLAR wORTA
y 10 vii rHscl rre-ier sulnt,ut o. cur INN e, a.,
81 tr'i ~ tlf scrssi'4 ~ siIv o. ,er rsr.,. 80,
2 how tHrf ihcii hotties may De- Tie ,s.s,fs., -
ron '-T Itrrrs CO. determine Is noe ana ,1o -
zoe t5'tf wi daHsf'f Eort NJ tlts Ps,6., ,,.h.-
isa7 ag'a, Hah u net ss,s8pertila Or .,s
Nr nth' here tsy. that Braafs As4tetn.I had cyrs5
within The Isst yesr '' '-''U'
IyvOOO Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 were considered Inrursblf,
" 'one ou'sr Psirni medicine men arr In the hail, 81
HN.Ht % We should sHy 80 who you'd nert.,, ~
ans L.NeTrr ~" DO say. sud stsnd ready TO Ur,,, 10
tfrfrf7'.r u'i"s''r' tnai BEANrs Mvnfrf~E. h,,s y
ie'rl cures Of more diseases On ltvins human b,,,
", ls'' year than ny Other remedy 10 ealstsnre i
dluuF tic same time VIZ
now much VIII n Dollars vsrfh cuRF
I'oes's larer deep Tioe~s p-cru e.,,I Nv u,t,. -
'Ht'f ~ft'cs ~ h'gaTI PsJthsr -
Toe following t. ne mot wonderful snb s,o-i.1.t,.
TfIsrt-f. lug - any
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

PREPARED By J. S WOOD, MD. OF
ALBANY, n. VAS PUKlFYER OF
THE BLOOD
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
PURIFY! PUr,Irv,

LIFE and HEALTH are in The BLOOD.
Ci,In'c Pu4fy. and R,rullfe n, C,,,,L,.,on
aud me "hs1e b0dV ,rN har~ k,rlE m, ba,t
SolItlIAI IF ~ tenlcLilrt 4. ,,,,,l..r -, Ell =. 80
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

TIE most thorough, yet maid, Of any IN
fyaytct
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

p SrFkt ariea la rssrs ~ rss- .sibss r. WIT,
fatHE o. tar al utfrrsyfs srsp-sssss 80 Pasrfti
AsHsFs i~rfrs4sr'Y o. the HsusIeal bsueas aud o..
IA aaf IL - a. sea- - curag al lie TINA IN ~
go Ntfssss
~ "Ha''inE ssursfiuss sEs Fsrsistiss ths rrsssnl
tYttsn t Essa taHs aud sgenEth h ihe y HE b9s.
a.. ~. r..r- . -. Il -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Grand Universal Concentrated
RpnRafat
Transcendent Po,,er to Heal.

within he reach snd o. the Knowledge of s who need
n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

sss AZ q t.sss - 49, ~ ssts y ?. Tqr-asfHs
roApasrn "a NV y, s,;s , e9 - ~ e -
go. s.s ~ CAANB FAf-F. uaaf n,s a. !. w 4
FARih - DETKEFpEATlps sa4
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

Ola Dr. Towr'eRi Is row about 20 years OF are and
hss lpSg besn knuou - the 4 CTHOR aud UySCOy-
1hth ~ NE GEEifNE ORiGLVsI JOHyy
SE-ND SfRASPIkILI4 B.iur poor he wnsrofn
pe1ted 60 lmt rs manufacture by which inean, 10 hs.
those only WAu had proved Is worth AID knotyn If,
v%us u had reached The ears 81 many nsvefthssss
a. A'ie p@foni vino had 0cta healed sore dlseases
wonderful
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

Farmers and Land Oun,rs throughout the Unit
81 states who have reason o. tuspect the exist
thse ofa any Mind % Mineral riches uton their md,
should avail tbsmssSvs of ths arTtrtut.ty to test
that fact by the sursft ~ all known tests tefsr,
thu abundance Of dttc"vcue. 10 al parts Of the
country shaI have lesssned tins source VI wealth
Ia their eRtAie
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
,lNE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSHIPS
SABSAPARlLLA.
lMPURTY o. nm pLoOn.

u possrEa-ta Harrs uas sfearf Boz All roap.aIats Ar
'og from iasF"nsu, rom ffis,fY u ~ SrzsrA fosa
nrrqual sfcy suan. sstsuuinsioa a. taa a. ~ hshd
ga lataH ~ he herr colo fcfi az hands cold IN ia
49, tai hashfs Htfl ihs bli- % hsa Us rgai 10
to@fs 40 lssfas sat afofn1tst easy enc ara uoH
80 $3.50 FftfaHen. rslasIas tIltuts VI ihe iRngs
utfual sra even other lart.
Bar 10 rrhrt sits sfsssHcs H,aFs nisnlfssliy ssSn
ase afsH0" ,see.e ~ e IN q. ana. 80 ,easss q
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

80 .@-A ffsTta" 81 fras'@s VARSITY ~ stksf
s,a.Nl - pia.. 'rre'-aiss- @ssFsiris &; FIss
u ctsSnssa ths ss 80 trsr q hssf.hv a.
toa iaars 10 s1ssHsFh, sas rlFss FaaI geataa 70
L~'Ts We Hrtf N -ffnf .E4 caatlfai.aa s.HFt 10
hAiaiatsa - ne tts ~ aaisss ~ sirrr ssl-u
O. iAf tf.as rrfpf fsntAs ssfasth ss1aslg artr
~ PSI. ara tsr istruf "a rnfftl.z r.l aHs al
49, ctnrts srf tFtastt AZ uhsfracaerN shd
nslss~ssa ~ oasHs nsrfuas sYsaa Ia ant $40 u.sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-21

The Dvruy Case In conseq uencs yesterday, OF the
makers names Of the gold and silver Watches together
with other ewery found the premises of Sam Drury
quite large number Of persons visited the police Office
or stolen property. Among this number, we are in
formed, Mr.. Taylor, Attorney for the nsurance
his premises being consumed by fire. These Watches
1t Is now alleged correspond by numbers to the nven
tory made out and sworn to by MIR. Drury, having
been destroyed by the FIRE. The insurance companies
understand, have paid up the amount due Mr.
Drury but the discovery of this property may possibly
induce them to take steps anew in the matter
Charge Of RobJery.-A man by the Of Robert
ONie Was arrested yesterday by the officers of the 4h
ward, on charge Of knocking down James Gardner
residing at 10 Cherry street. and stealing from his
person pocket-book containing S. and then running
of by the assistance Of accomplish 1t seems that
Sunday night the accused called in to Gardner at
his boarding house. No GO Cherry street. aud after
short conversation together the accused invited Gard
ner to go down to Patrick Tgh porter house and take
drink to this Gardner consented and passing de~n
stairs and along the entry which dark before
ing to the street door ONiel struck Gardner violent
blow the head and two others the neck body
knocking him down. and then by force took from his
his pocket the book and money as above stated and
arrested, and identified by the complainant the
who committed the assault and robbed him On the
policemen conveying the prisoner to the station house
he threw from his person the identical poe book
containing the So described by Gardner The book
picked up by the officers and at identified
by Gardner as his property. Justice Mountfort, on
hearing the testimony, committed him to the Tombs to
await his trial charge of robbery in the first degree
.4rest Of Hall 1hieres-Oficer Peterson, of the 18th
ward, arrested, Monday evening two hall thieves
calling themselves James johnson and Henry Ander-
son, whom the officer detected coming from the entry
Of the residence OF Mr. f. Conner in Sth street
I'd Avenue, one OF the rogues having his
coat stolen from the entry valued at SIS They
taken before Justice McGrath and committed. Now
that the fall Of the year has set in citizens must be
careful and lock the street doors before sunset the
entry thieves have begun to plumber the entries of
coats. cloaks, hats &c. &C., especially the uptown
dwellings.
.4rrtsf Of BtTglar.-A fellow named John Williams
detected in burgariousy entering the store
Of att and Sullivan streets for the purpose OF steal
ing. Justice McGrath committed him to prison for
frial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-21
Our PhiIadeIpsia Correspondence.

PHILADgLrHuA, Nov. 20, 1s49.
The PACKET Ship TasesrorG Heary Robsery-The Mar
kets, Stocks, &c,
The general impression now is that the packet ship
Tuscarora will prove . total wreck An attempt Is
making to shield Capt Turley from esnsure BY sttr-
butins the misfortune TO the great similarity bet
the light at Cape Henlopen and that on the fifteen
fsthom bank. Tee truth H. that II Capt Turley had
not been too anxious to make quick passage" he
would have laid to- the night In question Instead
Of running his ship ashore.
The j.welry establishment of MIR. II. w Butler cor
CT Ninth and Arch streets entered last even
ing and goods to the amount Of 81 500 taken there
from.
The -four market IL very inactive and the few sales
that are made for export are 81 previous rates For
city consumption, the figures range from IS 1871 to
s5 ga according to quality Rye -four and corn meal
dull holders asking So The demand for wheat IL
limited but there is change In prices Penns rye
is 81 CSC per bushe small sale Of old yellow
groceries and provisions Small sales ct full rates
Cotton quiet. Whiskey IL In fair demand at q &c.
fer bbds, and CSC. for bbls.
Money continues sbundant, at bank rates for hrst
csss paper but there Is little or no speculative feel
ing In the stock market Annexed the Gales at the
first koerd:-5 Pennsylvania Bank 1926 200 Reading
Railroad 1b&; 20 do, 15l; loo Louisville Bank. geh
1918 Susquebannah Canal Bonds, 81; 1000 fennsyl-
vsnis SIS, se1S; SEQ do, soy; 1000 schuyl Nav. 0s
go 4sk; 1900 do 'os, 4sif; Is Penn RR, 37ts; 20
Norristovn RR., 27 100 Unisn Canal 1olS; 10 Jam
den a Amboy RR. Bonds, 12l. seoord B,ars-2 900
Allegheny City 6s, SIX; 10 900 Schuy Nav. 6s 4sA;
5000 do. ies, asa 900 do 65, asa so Reading RR
IS nv, lbhi7 Penn RR, 87k; IL Commercial Bank,
1ssi, los; 10 Kentucky Bank. 1915; Penn. Bank,
1ossi; 10 Mechanics Bank, 26f; 40 Penn. 6s, 1904
100 City 6'e rs, los; $40 Wilmington RI Bonds, 0s
s5S; 173 Chesapeake and Delaware es, so aud 81 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-21
Our New Jersey correspondence.
.9nother Financial Operation IN Nsp Jersey.

IfNHfFT'FIItFf " ., wv AV' wv
.9nothu Financial Operation fs Nsv Jersey.
Yesterday there some queer scenes enacted In
this vicinity II that the Wall street clique who
have so long made foot ball OF the New Hope Della
Bridge Company neglected to advertise for pur-
poses best known TO themselves election for officers
for the ensuing year
The stockholders Of the country met at the toll house
Of the bridge the day fred BY law for holding the cleo
tion and elected ticket that will not shrink from its
duty and reves the secrets Of the prison house and
" possible do Justice las far s they CAM to this long
abused community ard our neiehbors OF Ohio.
After the election had been gone through, Mr. Ansel
st. John appeared, and demsndej TO vote. Being re-
fused the ground that the election IND the
result announced but invited TO make his protest
in writing he commenced. but finally declined.
II is sweet busness TO protest against proceedings
from the necessity Of the and grssinE out OF theft
wrong There Is but one opinion here about tbs
matter, and that Il. that they have been cornered
Look out for rich deyelopemants, GOAT HILL.
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Political Intelligence.

Hon John NJ. Bolts. Of Virginia. has published
letter In which he bears heavily upon the wings Of his
district and espresso his determination TO over
throw them, destroy his own political hope in the
attempt Speaking Of the administration Of Gen Tay-
lor be says" With regard 10 domestic affairs. In
what have the almost superbuman efforts Of the whg
party for the last twenty resulted at Last simply
In the sp,psation Of patronage to the hungry aspi
rants for Office; and only this have struggled
for' for this only have we obtained"
Hon. II. II sibey, delegate to Congress from Mime
sofa says that he 10 democrat, but will act In his
ofcis capacity at Washington withou, distinction OF
party as he was elected without regard to party COAST
derations
The Legislature Of Illinois stands, in the Senate
Democrats Is: free soilers, g. wings 10 the House
Democrats, 90; free sellers, IL; wings, "a
The election for representatives In those towns Of
Massachusetts which failed to elect the 18th inst,
will take place on the Goth inst
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERN

Before Judges Jones EdmOnds and Edwards
Nov 20 -The Court gave the following decisions -
Si,yhsn Red Mary Chiid ana Others Motion de-
MED, With ousts
7ke German Reformed Church 90 Gesrg, Jovsn.-Mo-
tion denied with costs.
John .4nSs,isss 70 Jonathan WI Special decree.
~ ne Matter Of Opening AID Extending Canal AID
Wisntng Hster street Motion tor relaxation denied.
Motion for leave 10 sthdsw report denied unless good
cause therefor be shown
.4pyicanen ogatnst me Hudson Riser Rtiirord. Mr..
cutting resumed and finished his this
ing In support Of the sppicstion Tor injunction
against the Hudson River Railroad em pany.
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ArBrsT or BuReLass During the last few weeks the
iphsb ants In the vicinity OF flstbssh, have been
alarmed by burgisries of daring nature, that have
been perpetrated. Yesterday portion 81 the gang
arrested by officer Hesomsn. with considerable
quantity Of stolen property in their possession They
committed for trial, and doubt before long
their sccomplices will share the same fate
WErxLY IrrEpMErrs During the past week, IS
deaths have been reported TO the office Of the Board
Of Health, q which from epidemic cho.
This shows that the pestilence which during the
summer created o much havoc In the ranks Of our
citizens, has not yet departed.
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Hon Thomas H. Benton arrived at Pittsburgh on the
18th instant en- for Washington.
General Armstrong late Consul to Liverpool vas at
Louisville Ky, on the 18th inst.
Charles Francis Adams lecturing .. Quincy, Mass
on the American Revolution.
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Va Hon John Dichey, Pa !;
Hon J. NJ s. Causin Md w. II. Shock, " 8 A Capt.
Clsry, L G. J. Msgruder, Capt Burbank U s. A, are
in Washington
Hon. Horace Mann, Of Ma. will deliver the intro.
ductory lecture before the Young Mems Association OF
Albany, on Thursday evening next
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ARRIVALS DtrARrUnEs.
T. Rafhnston, Cincinnati; A. Psrr, London; Mr. and
Mrs. Lawson. Boston; Orson Phelps, Buffalo; Capt
Trowbridge, British Army; MIR and Mrs Davis Boston
II. Hubbard, Middietown; Mr.. Crosby, Nantucket; II.
r. Brown, Washing ton; &. wocott, New York; 4. h.
Fitch, Philsdsl phis; NJ Miller, do; s. Boys. New
Orlesns Major Cream Philadelphia; A. Heston, do !
Mr.. and Mre Hart, Troy; MIR. Durkee, dol Hon Willis
Hall New York; j. Williams, Utica; Hen. John Mages,
Path; Capt. stuart u. s. A; A. II. Msury, do DIT.
Rockwell Baltimore; DIR. 1evile, Albany DR. Rock
well, Brattlsboro G. McAlister Philadelphis; Hon.
MIR Strong, Pouebk eepss among the arrivals yes
terday at the Irving House.
s. Merritt, Plymouth Mass J. Haynes, s. Carolius
A. Champney, New Haven; Hon J Chandler Phils4el-
pbis; n. Howard, Boston; J. Whitfield Richmond; A.
weston, Albany; Capt Sherman, Pooghkeep's, are at
the American.
Gel Baker, NJ C. from Illinois has arrived In town,
xVa.l
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NV YopK fosr Orricr AprotSrserrs, Nov. 5, 1919.
-Cbemung. Chemung, George W Buck; Canaeld 9
Corners, Tioes, Norman Lounsbury; wiseyvie, do,
Morgan A. White; shinsie Creek, st Lawrence, Geo.
Steele; South Edward do Elijah shaw; Edward, do,
Austin B. Goodenough; Somerville, do, Van Rsuse
Horton; North Clarence, Erie, Jared Parker; Little
VALLEY. Cattaraurus Horace Hove
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The Legislature Of Vermont, at its recent session.
appropriated $500 to procure block blocks OF
bic. or granite, for the Washington monument, nov
in process Of construction in the city Of Washington.
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Before Judge Nelson.
Nov 2o.-In the case o." Albert Smell Va Ritter
for alleged infringement Of patent tor mould
ing machines the jury returned verdict for the de-
fsndsnt.