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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
4 MEXICAN o,1-THE GREATEST

4 .nEfSSsAN SSfI-iHE GREATEST
"a REMEDY OF NATURls-Drocured from
.c.H hentucky, . feet JeLor the earth $ sur
tace- This OIL viii be found vastly superior to
Harlem, British, any other formerly popular
Oils. Its curative properties for the following
ailments are truly wouae riuI:
lnAamnatory rheumatisnl--- whooping cough
ph'hsic- --conglls-- colds-spasns-- letter.
siPelas-scaid head --iafiarnfnatory
the kidue ys--pains in the breast, side and back
---ciseases Of the spine---piIes-- heart burn
diseases Of the hip Joiut--iDfianIed sore eyes,
deafness aud car-ache wornis--- tooth ache---
spra ns---strans--bu burns scalds- bruises---euts
---uic e rs -cance rs---frver sores, &c. &c.
It's merits IL best rrcofn.ue nGation. a.
thousands Of people Of all classes and ages can
testify.
6attian I'm order 10 be sure Of obtaining the
genuine. purchase only Of the General Agent
Dr. Eegar Thorn, Dublin. Wayne co, Ina. or
through sub-agcnts appointed hy sn for lis sale !;
each Of whom will have u Show Bill. and ceuer-
al directions IN pamphlet form. containing the
names al. address Of the Projectors. and Gem
eral Agent for the State of Indiana as follows:
ID Hat * Co. Propretors. Kentucky
DocroR EnGAR TnosS, General = gent for the
STATE OF Indiana, Dublin, WAYNE county, 10
whom all orders must be addressed.
AGENTs:--Jesse Meek, DIR. Howriis Richmond
Townsend. Lewis s. Co, .;fiyers & Bragg.
CamhTidg e; Jacob Sewers. Gorinanfo.sn n; III
J. +. Ball. Centreviie; J. 3 Starr Newport:
J. Baiieager, Williamsburg; Lock q Mills
Economy; l.. Lesh. + rankin; IL. o. Artnent.
Dalton; Vaughan & Duhada,vay, IIagerstow u
G. D. Kern, Milton.
April -, 1919. l19n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

Tn: ''ANERIcAN OiL.-The following
IS an extract from a letter addressed
to Mr. Thorn. Agent. at Dublin. dated
Louisville. Ky. May 81: Il have tried it
among my hands for Dysentary. or Che
lera in lis early stages. and in every in.
stance il has cured. p CHAMBERIIS.'-
The Oil can be had in this city at Jesse
Meek's Store. or at DIR. Howell's Drug
Store. See the advertisement in another
column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
a TEMPE RANCE STORY

John Alcohol. my Joe John.
Whom we were first acguaint,
ID money III my pockets. } Ohm,
Which now know there amt.
| spent it all in treating. John,
Because | loved you SO;
But mark me, how you've treated me,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
Now John Alcohol. nv Joe John.
We've been too long toge ;ha-;
80 You must fahe one road, John,
And | Will take the other.
For we maun tumble dewn, John,
If hand in hand We 90.
And | Will have The bill to pay.
John Alcohol, nay Joe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
CARRIAGE IlkFIUFACTcRV.

7ayHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business al his Old
stand. on nth street. South Of the Starr liouSe,
~here he makes to oracr all kinds Of CAR
itlAGES, iuggjes, ana all other vehicles IN his
line. lie also, keeps number Of articles in his
line on hani lie believes bis work viii com
pare iavorahly with any manufactured in the
west-he the best of mate rails and for flash
ana beauty Of Construction his work cannot be
exceiled. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable Thankful for past favors he soici,s a
continuance OF patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
June 9Th, 1919. ally.
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PriaciYa! oscs l&6 Fai;oa street. Nse Nsst,
asi to- SoefA Pearl Street, -il5.ssy.
X oiittr and Blessing Of the age--thc most
Esita"fainnrY Medicine III The world.
Con~aI.s Z, ION s'urca.-Ciransr aad strength
en- Consumption can he Cured. bronchitis,
CONSUMPTION, Liver Complaint. Colds, Caiarrh
Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Bleed. Soreness IA
the Chest. Hectic Flush, Night Swrais, Difficult or
frofuse ENPectaFatioa. Pam in the SIDE, Ac.,
have been ana can he cured.
This extract j. pat uP IA Quart Bottles; i, 10
SIX times cheaper, Ileasanier. aAG warranted SUI
reror 10 any sold. Ii cures disease without yoin-
ting, purginC, sickeuiug debilttating the Ia
tent.
ritS: tit! eji.!-pr. Tow nsend. not having
tested h> Ssr>aparila IN eases of Fits, of course
never Tccoina9r i.Jca II. and WAS surprised to re-
ceive the following fr0m an Intelligent and re-
spectacle Farmer IA Westminster Ceunty:
fordhsm, August II. lSI1
DIR. Tow nscua-near sir: | have a little girl
seven wears Of age, who has been several years
afflicted with tlis; tr,e4 almost every thing
for her hat about success; at last although We
could fad 40 rtconne nd alton in eur circulars
tor cases Ike hers, thought as she in very
delicate health, we would give her some Of Your
Sarsapariila. and are very glad dad for II not
only restored her strength. but she has had no
return of the Fits, 10 our great pleasure and
prise. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty,
Tor which We feel grateful.
ours, Respectfully,
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$ (r0m Fart laramie, ,
June 10Th. 1919.

1--WE left Independence the first day OF
Nay; but have laid by some sixteen days
on account of sickness--our company
have had large share, principally dar-
There have been great many deaths on
this roulette sickness is now abating.
and our company are in tolerablc health.
had very severe attack of cholera,
bat got over it, and | now ENJOY pretty
good health The road is lined with peo-
pie and there has not been a day that we
could not see trains before and behind US.
We are now six hundred and fifty mile,
from independence. We arrived at Fort
Laramie. yesterday at II o'clock. 1t is
astonishing to see the wreck of property
along this road; people started with too
much load. and now they are obliged to
throw portion away--the road IS strcwcd
all along with meat, flour. bread, beans,
and provisions of all kinds. as well as
wagons. iron. and lead Yesterday. there
was wagon sold at the Fort for three
do}iirS ani sercnty.frc cent~--a new
two-horsc wagon-anl one bushol OF
beans thrown IN! To-day. our company
is busy unloading and re-paching. In
front of us, some thirty miles. is Laramie
Peak-one of the Rocky Mountains. We
expect to start in the morning and push
on through as soon as possible: we have
now about twelve hundred miles 10 make.
This is a very romantic country, and to-
day is very warm; am in very good
spirits. and have not been discouraged
since | started; VIC have killed .sonc''
Butaloe; there are not many Indians to
be seen on this route. they are afraid OF
diease. Ii is not worth while for me TO
try 10 give you general account Of our
journey al this time. Our company from
Richmond are all weU must close. BY
sending my respects to all cnqurng
friends. CHARLES MAULE.
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VAad.TDN .rlG:. WIZ. >--Ft i +.
GROUND SPiC ES.-BE,rry 4 isALK.
you'd inform Ne rciants ana others, dealers II.
the above articles, that they have e~tAbi. heu
th-rnselvt IN UI,niityn Ohjo. Tor Tie manu;ac-
ture and sale of every Kind Of
GROJ Nd SPICES and Nj 'STARD.
NssisA they warrant perfectly pure and of the
best lnHAkv. They would also inform the pub
lie, who may he IL need of Of these articles.
that thev have appointed DR.. J Howelis. their
\ gent for Richmond and surrounding country.
who is authorized to sell at t-ir prices, either
,yhniesoi- or retail Please call AMI ct Your
supplies at DIR. J. HOW Ellis Drug store.
April -. 1919. No. ID Main : L.
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DTgE WIFE: LEAD. best BRANDS, n ST.
Z - = k~r: I'D Leas: Ven: Red Chrome
Red. yellow au4 Green: PruSsiau I1,uc; Chi
nese Terini!sion: Ultra Marine; Brezncs: g old
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Genre Rose
Fink; farni~h Brushes; PANT do. all slzss;-
FuETiTCEE & CARRi4GE VANISH: JsGAR; LEARN
Es FARsisH: p. hitting, Putty. &c for saie,
at res:uceP primes, BY IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Apr! -. 70. 25tf
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SASH, SiSHM SASU,u SAcIluu

SASH, SASHM SASIi!M SASInu,
EZT l. lave Just received lot of " indow
w sash, manufactured by Lighter * CO.
baueh, Of Hamilton, Ohio. " Will furnish 10
orCer all ki:ids and sizes Of " indow Shuttle rs
and Blinds, made Of the best seasoned pine, war
ranted. Call and examine.
JOUN IAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond Ia
May %. $40. 33-tf
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ste y T. G. L + / \ &
ME subscribe respectfully informs tie pub
/ lie anc his ffirnts. that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business 10 Richmond on Pearl
street near the Market House where he will be
pleased TO furnish cut stone Of every description,
the most accommodating terms. He has "
on hand and expects shortly to receive addi-
tionai supply,) complete assortment Of
iNEH'tit nihblE i OHIO erase >ff\it
winch he viii sci cheaper. for cash, than the
have ever before been sold in dis city.
pam and Orname ntai Lettering,
done in good style and to order Cali and ex-
anime his assortme ut nd prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6. 1919. 3.tf:'I1
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1~CASH. FLOUR and WOOD
->~-- all wanted at this office. on
subscription. Bacon hams. or good shout
ders, taken atpar. GrApply soon.
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j - :. = Z, 3 s
- p. EL W. 80 NN So.

UtN". lrIl.0 81 STEA3I At TIIr
Ni.RiC MAN [ L &C L = X !.
80 s.+'sRl. STREET.
'.Sign of the Thrte Go!dea tmbreHas
ERCHANTS in want Of an assortment Of
.nbr,!sss an Par,~oi~ are AL viseI to paw
No SEQ - PROFITS. but To call d
once on the Mama .tsturers. who are making
y I'D - A1-ASa by the intro
1uotiou Of steam aad New Patent Machinery,
nj enabled to produce the best and most
elegant STYLES Of goods. and sell ti.em At 4 rate,
winch they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH u co, Manufacturers.
NEw YoRK.
r. S-Ve have 4 branch Of orr House esiah-
lisi.ed at DuSfoN, " lsS clu.ett~, No /. Sew
all BLOCK, Milk street, here we 81. ali be happy
10 see our Nv-ttrH irlei!us. |. :. 4 TO.
July II, ~. 29:3m
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.
Fresh Arrival--- Summer Campaign,

HE citizens Of Richmond and vicinity are
respectfully informed that we have received
aud opeutd, direct from tn. Eastern Cities. one
Of the most extensive and desirable stocks of
VI /, K e. ii \ y ID 4 T.,
before offered, ana at prices that ranaot md
siaU not 6p Le1f. And, ii is known that The
'beSt PtJcer' vet discovered III the .'-tetr f.0td
Nine is at NUNBER EIGHT. author
lied to say that, if nng of cur he i-hhors i>h
Agency to "estabkSh tue prices Of Goods' ANY
place, they procure one Icy applying 10
SCOTT x co.
ntTN. 2 All kinds of Produce taken il ex-
change for Goods.
Richmond. June 9Th, 1919. lItf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

TGNO DYERs... Nader. Capperas, Logw God !,
Extract do, Nut Calls, Blue Nitriot. Mic
W ood Fustic, Indigo, prepared Blue, Camw God /.
Oil Vitrioi, Aqua Forts, Muriatic Acid, Lac
Dye, Crude Tartar. Arrnatto. &c, &c, always
on haud and for sale cheap. lat
REEDS Drug and Dye ESTABLISHING Mt
Richmond, May 80, 1919 S3tf
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TOWNSANDS SARSAPARiLLA.
"iND PLENTY OF 1T TOOn

400 bottles of this invaluable medi
4 sIoO cine Just received and for sale
wholesale and retail at DIR Howeli's Drug Store,
where all who need the article are requested to
CALI Those who wish agencies address Dr.
Howeiis, Richmond, Ia. General Agent.
June 20. loia as-tf
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TO i6t lid I, X : +.

0<ENF.R T. second hand BOOKS and DOpR
- FIR i MES, and an excellent light steps
hanisers aud railing for sale at less than hail
their worth, at No. y, opposite the Bank.
JNO. IIAfNIS.
4tll mo. 30h, l-49
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

I0sYN H. SCOTT. would respectfully
~ inform his friends aud the public g"f~ra4i =,
that h.. now occuHies the TAILOR SHOP r.
Gently occupied ~ ". Conk!-, opposite TIT.
CITY BOOK STORE; .sher- he - prepared .
and make up garments n the best sty lie, aus
on the shortest notice
!. Mr. Yo,k end Phiia.ielphia FASHIONS.
reeniafiy receired.
Richmond MarcA1t, I-io. lily
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LONE, StTRGICtI. t>sC:si s.2.%TS -
! , Pocket C.tses of 3 different sizes: Tooth
KEYS of various sizes and qualities: St-theScopeS:
Spring, Thumb ana Gum Lnncets; Tooth For
ceps aud Flies; Cupplng Glasses; Breast Pipes
with Gum Elastic Bags; Nipple Shells ana
SHIELDS; Cathe trrs. Gum Elastic aud silver, a no
all kinds of Tru~ses, and Supporters; TO be Ii I'd
at DR.. Howr!l's Drug Store, No 6 Main street,
May % 1919. - If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

Two Family Carriages for sale.
: liz. subscriber has two Family Carriages
on hand, ---iiev are both entirely new,
mae q ,h. e~t steriais. anf are snItah!e for
one IL o t.or~-~: tiev ar- Offered CHEAP
Call at he Cabinet shop Pearl street, d
few doors below Jesse Meek's Store.
THOMAS MASON
Richmond, June 9Th. 1919. 27;f
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VIII be hotoag,iy and pructic91ig taught n the
Western Military Iustttute--lht Professor, Col.
Morgan, being one OF the most skiiiiul ana ex-
per.rnced Engineers in the tuitei Suites. All
the instruments connected with that department.
have been procured At considerable cost, and OF
the best quality.
The Supc rinte udcnt takes the liberty Of stat
ing that he Is offered 80 per month. FOR
competent assistant Engineers. One 81 his for
me- pnIilS receives III this time. S! Jil0 per
num- as Principal Engineer Of Railroad nov
untier construction IN kentack whist others
of the same class receiving IN different parts
Of the t1nitea :>tltes, $4,000, SI5Go, or 1920 a
wear as Assistant Engineers.
The time * rapidly approaching when there
vii be great demand for such Is have been
prepared for dat vocation, 1t The Western Mil
itarv Institute. Nothing is hazarGed ia saving
that they " al readily command $1,000 or 1900
per annum Every of observation must
that the gigantic enterprises already Praposet
Will give birth To hundreds Of others, tributary
to them Tie apiG Advancement Of our whole
country. auj the -ag-rueS< Of our people. for
exploring the hidden resources VI th- nr,y States
ana the negvIv acquired TERRITORY, VIII give am
teTp-i-e OF the Engineer. the Geologist the Min
eralogi~t. the Surveyor and the Architect
\ ouug men who have dgtuuae for the Aiath-
einaiicai ant Pm ysical sciences, will have wide
field opened TO them for engaging IN an honora-
bic, healthfll and lucrative pursuit, for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fled. in short time, and at small expense, al
the Western Military Institute.
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TIE PALLADIUM
WEDNESDAY,. ACOUSTIC. 1919.
E2 i1h En 1nA Ia.

Letter from one If TIC Richmond Cold
Hunters.
GIVE are under obligations TO Friend
MAU1E, FOR the following extract Of a let
ter received from his son. The letter
was damaged some by the recent steam
boat fire at st. Louis-othcr letters for
the friends Of some of the company who
went from this county. may have been
DESTROYED By the fire. and this will account
for their not being received:
''Iiro mites franz Fart Laramic,(
Luna lE1il [ u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

TASAnoeAs; fr.ncIpes AMI Rsgaiias, last
X ifosn New York, al No. a.. Nam street
=, IRWIN REED.
May -. 1919 30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

SWAIN Il POE. No. Z. Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
4 4 their friends and the public generally to
their Stock of Fresh
@anni0y @pDosr3sss
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock of Young <
MEG lure and Just received large additional
supply, they are prepared To furnish their Gus
toners with every thing III the GROCERY line
= good a other establishment ut in
the City. Their stock consists IN part Of
Coffee, Spices. ground md ungrouud
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Molasscs. RaSins,
Lake Fish, Dates.
Cod Fish, Herring.
Window Glass Nails.
Caudies-a general assortment.
Brooms, Buckets, Baskets " ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks. Hoes. fIatchets,
MackereI. No. l 3. Cheese &c. &c
All of which thew will sell. fer CAST. or exchange
for country produce. terms which cannot nor
shall not fail TO please customers. The highest
market price will be paid all times for all kinds
of available country produce Call and examine
Stock; ana if pleased, BUY.
May 3, l-49 2G-tf
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AMPS REMEDY FOR CON
, 81 IPIION, for sale by
IRWIN REED.
I Call and get a pamphlet explaining j.
May, |, 1919. l9-tf
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E-VI.OJfs. CORN. CORN VI Al. ans
II for sale by SWIM & POE. No
Opposite the Post Ott.re.
Richmond. June 9th, 1919. 1itf
Nav %. $40. ST
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Invest half Of No. 21.T
where he is prepared TO sell CLOCKS. WATCHES,
lEwELRY. FfNE Cutlery, SILVER SrooSs. SrEc-
TAcLEs. FAScr MOTIONS, &c. &c, at his usual
reasonable prices.
-Ciocks and Watches repaired short
notice.
Richmond, April IL, ls4o. 17tf
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( >nIoROFoRN.--A supply of tins q rea;
~ Cholera Remedy. just received and fer sale
a; Or. Howelis Drug Store, No. 6 Main street.
May %. ioi9 22-,f
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Z
The 1d}Htunt Gcnerai, together with IKE tit per-
sous, t. he annually appointed ~ tte ENecu-
tive, to atteuG EXAMINATIONS at least Oucc in
the year, according to law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

Fever and .ruc.--Dr. Townsend's Ssrsapa-
rtila ~ uncqnatIcd in cases oil The Ch..ls aud
fever aud Ague. The following letter is only
of hundred that have received from tI,.
south ana West Of like character
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

YoEE>i and pare OIL Of Lemon, ana ;hcr
nce articles. }u~t cqenee ~
July l.. i-ip IRWIN REED.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

hr ~. 90 .tur u NnIshei ~ 100 'If|
vry towards com. ...-9n. ,Hr.r 'Ac s'or
t..,rr-s % ml|rs trveeu Nt.haII md
l;u-aui ltn Ine should D., flushed a,
som asrhc road from Rutland 60 Burning
ION f' open
IN, be- rop'. 10 N'nrea' +, now By
the way Of li..r1 nri Noul7cI.er n d.-
arc, o. some 5000 u.l,s or ty TIC Wor
ce..,r nuI Na.hua The Cheshire and
C'nnI Road, trfc les in distance only
Arc the New York merchants aware oil
the Importance CD filing on ,hjs ror from
l'W1ul 'J NHJ,hII Il v.l. secure 90
this route the euufc Canadian travel be
tween M.urco and New York
l,NI.. make ,hc c0nucIIon complete with
OF. lhr rusIs 20 De extended from Burhnq.
Ton towards thc Canada Inc and Ocdcns-
hurgh
We are glad to sec the Importance Of a
speedy compclionoftLc Rutland and White
bal. road pressed upon the public attention
We hope that Al an early day the result,
Of the survey that la. been going on be-.
tween Whitehall aud Cas'.etou on tL, line.
will bo spread before The public under the
authority Of a responsible namc-and with
such accuracy ami miuutcucss Of detail that
they can be thoroughly understood We
shall take great pleasure in giving such a
report all the publicity in our power and
we cordially hope that the necessary means
may be at once pr0vilcl-and the road be
put under contract We are advised that
those interested in that portion Of the road
Cundcr separate charter from Rutland to
Cnstctoul are extremely anxious to have
the probable time ascertained when the
Whitehall aud Castlcton part Of the road
my be oomplcted--that they may be in
readiness to meet it.
The portion Of the road between Rut
land and Castlcton can be finished, with
case, in six months 1t is supposed that
b.twocu Cas;leton and Whitehall a some
what longer time will be required We
have also heard that it is thought by some
that the granting Of n charter to the Troy
and Rutland road might prevent tho build
ing Of the Rutland and Whitehall We
cannot for a moment believe this. Ger
tauly /, will MT be so if Whitehall and
the Whitehall and Saratoga road understand
their own interest
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

The paper have been railing nf Cbs,o
The ne" D. elected Senator llom Oa.o.,n,..
e." o' Judge "clrau. los aa.eftiIne., H.,
'he neafes, ho comes Co.. % is ta4s U.ts-
mao 'i'T yves one of whom was niece, .,l
NJ. NeI@' That is a Iu,e ue,rrr .,.,
maik ,A"" '"e man came, hoo ou being a..
go a. "s "a1 ever been 90 France. feoI,el
'ha' no ha1 N''' ou' he Oare ns1 an .yuI
ant -''i
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

Hon d T.. Thompson, We, kaoun o,
tbs author Of The Green Mountain Boys
Locke AmsdeU,' MAJ Mauiu &c &c
has oeoome associated with Hon. Jacob
Sro1, 300 The ro6Hcauon Of the Green Noun
a.u w.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

Ike We regret 10 learn that Senator
Phelps, OF Vernon, has been confined ~
nn room Tor NE los, week By severe A.
'aek Of inhamma,oY rheumstlsm, which
" 'li probably prevent him from returning
10 hu home for some unlo Nat Int. 27fi
INST
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

h-m-taHa nt-nr~aee fran Col F,,
NOM Party THE Independence ma.
t.rblrau u' the "a contains letter, r-.m
Taos Te,as uhi.5 state that Cal Fremont
vhi|. passing through a mountain zorro
tvh-rc uo. stated lost ono hundroi s15
t.r'' mu.. Ihow. u.t stated but probahr,
h' s'1mreicl in one night BrIar I~q h,
dnd tls way 90 laot and finding tlat .mra,
.be Cl ] despatched three m,n &. ,s.l
..no settlement The. uat rcturrin, in 20
days. hes 'artei inr Gnos dis'au, 80 mic,
which 'hoy reached in nine DAYS Fr.m
'"0eo Maj Be'l wa, despatched with
party o, ura9ann. with ruulos p-o,-s me-
Sc. 9. tle raHc' Of Frcmonts part,
t.l ! lims.l himself was much m ,,io-
ted after mph,hng his Journey to Ta-s
III. s1'i'r- ' O. The party were yrr, great
'he. having been forced o. ucc1,rcmi,y n
feeding upon ono another
e. .u who bring, ibis news left Santa
~ s".ul Jay after ibis intelligence wa.
received Later reports assert tia. all Of
'I Fremont parry persisted except the
Colonel who was bally frost lttcn
Their. or doubts expressed about tho an
tHouu.iy o. this news
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

The Oreriaad Emigration 10 California -
The L'uc Rock (Arkansasl Democrat of
the OH u,'., mentions the atuval of Colonel
Bonneville, on bis way to Fuu Smith, to
which point he has been ordered by the
War Department to take command of the
escort Tor The California emIgrahls. VIII,
are 10 assemble 81 Fou Smith. This c,-
cort Will he great protection To the emf
grants Col B was the pioneer on the
Northern route. and opened the rood from
~ l~'u'' 10 Santa Re lie D.. intimately
acquainted ~Ith the merits OF the two routes
Every Steamer arriving au Little kork
conialrs number of emig rams
Everything Gays The Democrat, be,oAens
a tremendous rush OF emIgrsnis 90 our lr.r.
ucf taH'Yrnians are roN ct4wdirp rbc
streets of Lutte Rock lu lew year, the
ClHlens expect io hob n1b on ihe Sidewalk.
with the Chnsmen, ~ they look upon A
ksnsss as destined 60 be a central point 10
lhe commercial highway Of tie world
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

Go33 Several o. t1e ioeof.e3 presses 10
Vermont speak 90 manly and liberal tone
= Judge e am-.' appointment
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-04

Hand, one oithe "a ppose fobaers o he
2overume nI lsVels hss Nad ar elimination
and been commute 90 IsU 900 default of
$4,000 h'u