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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
ASHES on POTATOES.

Apply table spoonful Of "undripped
OF ualeached ashes to bill Of potatoes Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03

Coin HIT, NC, Auo. |, 1919
Or. J. Kuhl-Dear Sir;
You will please forward TO us as soon as con
yenient, fresh supply Oft the Resiorer ofbs Blood
and the Abyssnia Mixture, we have ,old on, e.,
some time The Restofes and the Deura,i,,.
Powder, have proved to DO very eficucious e,
fullness Of the chest. Rheumaiis u, Sore Leg, Ia.
Examinations ofthe Eyes, Debility, and other chro.
mic diseases. We warranted The Abyssinia Mir.
ture 70 every patient, and no one has asked 10 ys,
the money returned. but on The contrary, ever,
one has praised its great sanstive powers.
/ We remain yours, respectfully,
A. & D. w. llONEYCu1T.
i, Co~cosp, n. G.. JuLr 81, 1919
Dr.. Kuhi-Dea, Sir:
We have sold oui all Of your hby,sinia Ni..
ture IN oil cases. On our own account; and q.
eau say, il has ucyer failed. We have daily call,
for more Of the Abyssinia Mixture. and YOU Win
please send US as soon AZ possible such supply.
which will .nswer the great demand
Very respectfully YOURS,
PIilFER < YORKE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
CoRNEI.IuS SrItR

EGRrNoSr Bcrk Co. Mass. Nov ~. lei7.
The alb sc certificate tells a simple and truthful
story OF suffering aud relief, Of which a. physi.
clan aud witness IN Tie case, cheeriully endorse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

MAeAULAY PLAGIARIsr.-In an ar
ticIe With this hesding, the Troy Daily Wbig
contrtvcs TO give the 1-Vice-Prcsidcnt a
gentle hint that he drew water from Ma
caulay's well when ho poured the stream
Of bis farewell cloquencc upon the Senate
In NJ. Dallas's address occurred the fol
lowing passage
Nor, Senator'S, is any man fl to par.
fieipdte in the government Of great soeie
tieS ioiih elements combined as ours are.
iSho hrSitdies about disobhging the felo
toho surround him, for The sake Of the
many t0hon he can Rercr see In these
reflections lies the simple and safe rule Of
truly patriotic action om far from self
hatery," &c, &c
In the first volume Of Macaulays His
tory, says the Wbig, is the following pas.
sage:
No man is TO fl gorern great socic-
ties rho hesitates about disoJGging the
teD tcho hare access 10 him for the sake Of
the many ichom he ieH nercr zee
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE principle Of combination for mutual de.
fence and protection, is that upon which all
states and Institutions are based, aud which whom
well regulated, is the best strength and safeguard
for their prosperous continuance.
Applied to Life Insurance IN particular, the priu-
oiple is tribe taken from the supcrfuity OF the
many to be bestowed for the eXgcncy Of the indi.
vidual, each in his turn receiving full and accR-
m4ldted advantage when his own peculiar eIgen-
cy occurs.
Upou examining the progress Of Life Insur-
auco in Europe we hud those cO1utes which rank
highest in civilization and are noted for prudence
and forethought are those which have most read.
Ay awaited themselves of its benefits as for in
stance England Holland and Scotland. The same
remark may be made Of individuals; the class Of
men who distinguished for the acutest intelli-
geuce, are those who are most frequently insured
add tor the largest sums.
Morally considered, Life ln-urance induces ba
bits Of economy, encourages and promotes indus
try and strengthens the bonds Of social aud do
me-ttc dutle-4 and those individuals who are once
In the practice of making small annual contrrb u-
t'ous to life once for the future benefit Of their
fricnds soon cease to feel 1t q burden, aud they
ehccrfuy forcgo some worthless present gratf-
cation, TO enable them 70 improve the future con
ditou OF their families This prudential foresight
aud confederate care, on the part Of heads Of fami-
lie will erect a durable monument Of affection
and gratitude in the memories Of their survivors,
and exert Al influence for economy and provide Mt
care iu future generations.
The cost OF insurance is so trining compared
with the benefits secured that scarccly any person
who gives his attention 70 the subject can hesitate
20 embrace it. young man twenty-five years of
ago, can effect an insurance of $1,000 for seven
years by the payment of less than three esHtl a
day.
A physician or clergyman, thirty years Of age
can secure to his widow or family, let death hap
pen when IL may, 81 900 by nppropriHtiug for pre-
MUM less than torty-six cents a week In this
manner, an Insurance which would cost but little
economy ia expenses, or partial retrenchment Of
I some unnecessary luxury would place family 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Commls,lon.tt Nollc..

COmJnISJioHet'S NOhcs.
WE lhc subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate court. Tor the District of Fair
haven, comm sslouers 70 receive, examine, and ad-
just all claims and demands OF all pcr-on- against
the estate o. DavdBPhippcuna late 81 Wcstuavcn
N said district represented insoreut aud
months from the I'm day Of February last bclng
allowed by sAtd court tor that purpose, nc do
therefore hereby give notice thatwc will attend
TO the business ot said appointment At the late
dwelling OF ths deccassd in We.thayen on the I'd
Tuesday OF June and August next, from Q o'clock
A. until o'clock 2. NJ. on each Of said days.
SESEcA Field, l,..---........
5. =. ABILL
WsUhaven, March -, 1910 IS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Tax Payers.

n OIlCE is hereby given to the inhabitants Of
Rutland, that the Town Tax Bi is now
lodged with the Town Treasurer, aud in pursu-
suce OF vote OF said Town at the Annual March
Meeting % raise a tax Of 80 cents upon the Grand
LIS OF the taxable estate and polls Of lSiS-of IS
cents on the dollar, that those persons who pay 10
sad Treasurer the amount OF their said taxes.
prcNeu- Go tho 1t o, june u'1t viii be entitled
70 deduction u ope-ss.,ath Of said tax
CH,s. BuHT
}. EuoEHToS, Sclec; Mcu.
J. L. BulISc',
Rutland, April , 1919. u
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Commissioners No'ire

WE the sub'cribers being appointed by tho
w Hon. Probate Court Tor the District Of
Rutland, commissioners to receive examine, and
adjust all claims and demands an pcrsons against
Daniel Fish, late Of Dandy, in said d.strict
deceased, represented iusolvcut and tx months
from tho l4th day Of March. lSiY hein Eailoucd by
said court for that puTposc wsdp hereby give noe
tee that We Will attend e. the business of our
taid appointment Al the dwelling house ot the Wid-
oW VI tho deceased, 10 Danny on the 9Th days Of
July and September next from o'clock A, "
until ! o'clock y. ", on each Of Aaid day..
Isaac NfCHoLs , ,-...i...-..
WuttAN Oru
Danny April 6 isio IS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
NEW CANADIAN TARIFF SETTLED

MoNTRkAL, nday, ApUI -.
The principles OF the new Tsrif are set
tIsd and determined by The Leg rLsture -
The duties on agricultural Imports are to be
the same ss are laio on Csusdiau products
OF ike character 10 the United States Raw
mAIsTials are 10 pay nominSl duties Other
goods and merchandise are made subject to
an inposl iaK of 10 10 ~ Ia per cent on
the seluAl value, except groceries. The duty
0n Liquors il reduced below The rates nov
changed
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Commissioner Noice

Commissioners N0ice
WE the spbscribsr, being AppoIuttd by the
w Hon. Probate Court tor the district Of
RatlAnd commissioner 20 receive examine and
adjust All t'nimr and demands of all pers0nt o.
gsinst David Hopkins late ~ Tinmsuth IN sad
district, deceased repreFsnted insolvsnt, and 81
months ffom the 9th DAY Of April inst. bsiuE al
lowed by aid court for that purpose Ws a. here
bv give noties that Ne will sttsnd 10 the eudrert
Of our said appointment az the Dwslhng Howe q
Robert bopkinsi IN Tinmouth 90 the % Mondays
Of lara and September neat from O'Clock uutil
o'eioet r. NJ % Zach % aid days
yrnAs u, hrgEp'
DKsFu bvtxrT tCDnwis iN~~sf
EtLfoTr kHEs
riau-gsh Apr N iRaN IS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioner Notice.
WE ths subscrlbers being appointed by the
w Hoo Probate Court for the district of Rut-
land. commissioners to receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the
e.tstc Of Timothy Read, late OF Dandy IN said
district deceased represented insOlysut. and tiI
months from the "a day OF April, A. D. 1879 being
allowed by saId court Tor that purpose d. there
for, hereby give notice that We will attend e. the
business OF our said appointment az dwelling house
OF tho Widow Euuice Read in Dauby. on the %
day ~ October next. from 9 o'clock, A. NJ, until 8
o'clock, Z. a. on said day
AAA'A bANeHoTr. }Commi,,on,r,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

SUICIDE On Sunday last, Michael $40.
rem, an Irish laborer, who has worked for
the Concord Railroad committed suicide
by drowning himself in Merrimack river
His dwelling was, the night previous, the
scene OF so much tumult as to disturb the
ncighborhood; and, arising from a mcal on
Sunday morning, he avowcd the determine,
tion to drown himself before night He
soon afterwards left for the river; bis wife
in the mean time making known his dccla.
ration TO some Of her husbands Irish &C.
quaIntance, who pursued him to the bank
a quarter OF n mile southeast of the Rail
road station One of the Irshmen. so il is
said, was in the act Of persuadng St0ren
to revoke his purpose, and thought himself
upon the point of succeeding, when the wife
Of the Infatuated man came in sight At
her approach he broke away, and plunged
into the stream at place where the bank
is abrupt and the water deep He arose to
the surface. and a pole was put within his
reach but he refused to lay hold of it. and
soon disappeared His body was recover
ed in the afternoon, a few rods from the
place where he was last seen He was
about AZ years Of age, and leaves q wife
and seven children.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
RESURRECTION IN ST LUCIA, W.
!. OF THE BLACK POPULATION
BAlTIMoRE Aptil


Bv the Southern mail tonight, We learn
that The BRUSH steamer Thames, which ar
rived al Mobile direct from Havana, bflnR'
intelligence Of NEGRO in'uuecton ~ 81.
Iaeis W. I on The i4ih ult which wa,
directed aea,n,, the whites The authors
,,e. ~ere compelled to send 10 Barbados
Tor .sissnes. Nv. hundred BRUSH sold
iers were de-psiebcd to St. Lucia, who hr,
ed upon the rioters, killing and woundlng
nsnv which ehec,uoly queIrd the out.
bre,k
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

sny- One Of the gold diggers, ariting
home. states that although he is obliged to
camp out and lie upon the bare ground, TO
be pestered by musquiloes rats snakes and
90 on, he does no. mind it bot he says il is
deuced annoying 10 have lizards crawling
into his pockets, Iansacking for crumbs Of
bread and butter
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

A SoLDIER or FoRTUNE. An Engl sh
paper says At Fultord. William Rankin.
a private Of the SD. vas tins week married
to Miss Maclaurin, heress to Gl5 900. who
was given away by her father The bride
Ia twonty-siE, aud the bridegroom thirty
years Of ago.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

OVytcK hoLBERs The National Wing
pvblisbes lie, ofIhe politics ofihe suubor
disates 20 the dePa Hment al Washington,
which slsads thOa Wings S., Democrats
4se
This includes only part OF the depart
spsuts, ba, 10 IN fair ratio IN the whole -
Seysn-sighIs Of the Clerks ere Democrats
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Liberation,
Dissolution.
District Of Fairna,eo, 50 { Is here, ,g" e. n,

STATE OF VERMONT DEN rencm.
District Of Falrliaten. 50. ID beteJ I'm,
at Probate Court held a., Castelar,, In IA
4. ID. lsio " HP'"'
whereas Horace r. Gurnscy. administ,,
Tor oi the estate or Curtis Hulbuu. late If
Cas'le'on In said district, deceased. has
presented to the couu hoio his petition in
"Hung setting forih tina, the debts and char
Res against sal estate amount 10 the sun,
"i S3lJl1S, ntlhete is no rer4nnal estate
remaining Ia his hands, md hath thpresent.
ca /" sara court that a part of sud r.t,ta
cannot be sold without injury 10 rhnsn inter.
es'eu IN lhe remainder, aud pays The said
ceur' to license him to sell the whole of The
real estate OF the said deceased
1t is ordered lh,t all persona interested ba
no'hed to appear at session Of said GRO.
bate court TO be held al Caslleton aforesaid
on The htsi wednesday in NAV, that they
meyshow cause why license should no bo
granted as Aforesaid, For which purpose
II : further ordered that copy Of the rec.
ord OF this order be published three weeks
successlVely In the Rutland County Herald
newspaper printed al Ru,lnd, The last Of
sad publications shall be previous to said
time appointed for said hearing
A true copy Of record
10 ALMON WARNER, Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

csl,forsts Gold --Harnden's ETpre.,
brought on yesterday morning esq, 500 from
'hs Uaiise States Mialan philadelphia ga
90 OIL ess los the NsScbsals Bank.
Rasfes Ag'ss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

w j. the subscribers being appointed by
the Honorable Probate Couu for tho
Ds'uc! OF IIuNaud, comm ,sioners 20 re.
rrlFe, tH9mInc, ana adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of
Hi.'s PAN. lala o. Rutland ia said dis
WcI, decreased, represented iusoI,eut and
NE months from lha 2d day of April, 1910,
being allowed for tuii purpoas, 'yo no ihrre
lore hereby give untIro HAT vu viii attend
90 the business 81 our sad appointment Al
to dwelling houseoi Cafhlrlne Pau IN Rut-
land on The 23l day o. August next, from
10 o'clock a. M uMil O'Clock, p. IN. on
said day. Dawn MouoAN Ja, 49,.
RALPu II iAarALL ION %
Rutland, Apdi7. 1870. Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
THE AMERlcAN ARr-rNInN.


The Gallery is now open with more than
serenity choice paintings which have been
purchased ior distribution the present wear.
AddIuoas are beiag constantly made.
The distinguished sculptor Mr.. II X
Brown. has Uce0 commissioned to model
81 atuie twenty an, hes IA hight, Illustrative
oi he Indian form and character, Of which
hFsHV cnplSS m 6T0HSe vii be cast Tor dis
tuOuuon among The mefhhefS for ls40.
The subject ui the medal viii be the head
Of Trumbull The members will also re-
receive for each sum OF fvr dollars paid, an
impression Of a llBe engraving by Smile, Of
Youth, being the second OF the series OF
Coles celebration " Voyage Of LIFE, lsgelh-
er With a volume OF EfohiHgs -, outline, The
suhlecl of which has not vel been selected.
The Bulletin has been materially enlarged
and improved. A new number will he issued
al least a. often az once each month, ana will
contain wood engraving, a description cata-
ioeue of new works purchased, critical no
uces and variety OF Interesting matter, AMI
viii be furnished gratuiiHSiy 10 members
The members Tor The year lS4s are inform
ed that The ENGRAVING of 'Qasen Wary sig.
HiRg he death.uarrdHt Of Lady lane Grsy,
aud The Outline illustrations Of Rip Van wv
Hs will be ready Tor Distribution on the FIRST
day OF May next. The delivery will be made
az nearly - ptaclicabte 10 order OF the re
oeipI OF subscriptions
They can now be seen al the County
Clerks Office.
+ " HOPKINS. Hon Sec.
10 receive Subscription.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Rutland and Washington
Rail Road Company.

TTHE StoeGholders o. said Company are pptihed
Il that the annaal election q director, will be
held AZ Beaman'. Hotel in West Poaitley 90 the
10Th day May next At s o'clock p NJ.
N CLARK
n. stanley
W ThomPson,
~ CLARK, Director.
+ l. Orm be,
NJ q LAngdon
N Esovn 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

vas rendered that the three deceased were
willlully murdered by some person OF per-
aons unknown. - Boron Atlas.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

Fits Green HalIeek, Esq.-lt affords us
sincere pleasure to inform the friends Of Ibis
gentleman that a severe neuralgia attack
which for a brief period threatened his lie.
has yielded 10 medical remedy, and he has
almost eatiroly recovered
The deep interest felt in him has led to
various reports some Of which went so far
As to scud him of upon journey whilst he
has been quietly reclining on his own couch
ia bis own room. and by quiet and repose,
interrupted ouly by an occasional visit Of
h,s physician, be has secured recovery Of
health. which we trust may long remain with
him - C0ur. & Enquirer
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
'Dr'~ $3.50 500 500 /
Ag,. weekly. weekly weekly.
IS to IS 50 400 5 90
- Co 50 ; 50 4 % 6 %



by the above tables It will be seen that males
between Is aud IS years Of age, by paying } dol
lars per year 10 case OF sickness and accident
draw dollars per week dollars per year draws
dollars per week dollars per year I dollars per
week and so on up 10 IS dollars per year drawing
20 dollars per week. Females, between is and as
by paying 80 per year draw 90 per week ; 90
per year 90 per week and 90 per year 3 % per
week.
NO LIABILITY TO ASSESSMENTS.
large PORTION Of the prqfis returned 10 the Insured
The experience Of the last two years has demon
strated the usefulness Of Health Insurance; for
within that period large sums have been distri-
butsd 70 persons who have been afflicted with sick
ness or l,sahled by accidents 10 which all liza
bic, by Insurance Companies Incorporated for that
purpose and although such enterprises were I'M
known in this country until within two years they
have become decidedly popular, and are doing
much good IN this community. To provide against
a day Of disaster and distress when the means are
within our reach, Is a duty we owe to ourselves
aud to society Health is the poor mans proper
ty without which he cannot supply his daily
wants. Why should he not secure to himself some
relief IL he loo,es ~ The owner of
ships aud buildings Is not at ense until he Is in
Sured against the loss Of them. II his Are policy
has expired, he cannot sleep until it is renewed.
The man Of moderate means, even, cannot afford
20 lose his labor which he must TO- il he loses his
health or 10y accident is deprived Of the ability to
pursue his accustomed ayucatOn,-which event is
AZ likely TO occur In one case a. the other. Pro
tect yourself in season against loss Of health. The
means are offered TO you, and II is a boon which
ought not to be de'piscd by the prudent and the
wise
Tue NoRrolK CouNrY HEALrH lSsvsAScE Con-
PANI, with capital sufficient to meet promptly
all claims against it, have established rate Of pre-
miums and benefits as favorable, II not moro so,
than any other company.
JOHN CAIN,
l6 Agent for Rutland Co.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18


Di.,rict q Rutland - Is ,S ~ 81 spse,ai
probate court held At Rutland within and for the
distract Of Rullshd, Aforesaid on the i2th day u
April A. d.. 1870
Present Hon "A. Butteu Judge
where's {, Jonathan horran administrator Of 9he
estate Of Jonathan BARGE late o. Mtddistavu, in
said disrot deceAsed int estate la, this day made
Application 20 said court Ia writing setting forth
certain facts 70 wit. the amount Of debts allowed
against said estate the amount 81 the ayait Of the
personal estate, and the estimatcd amount OF
penscs OF administration. including the support ~
the family Of said deceased, whereby IL appears
that the personal estate Is not aicisnt 10 pay
said debts and expenses; and therefore praying
saii court % grant him license "a sell 80 much
~ the real estate Of said deceased will raise the
sum ~ 80 d1llar',-said real estate Consisting u
80 acre. o. land with the arpurtcuauccs thereof
situated in said Middletowr and ONE undivided
third Of pew in the Baptist Meeting House IN
said Middetown.
Therefore it is ordered by said court that said
application be and the same Ia hereby referred
for hearing aud decision 10 the stated session Of
said probate court to be held at the Office u the
gistor Of said court in said Rutland on the lsi
N Nnday, being the 9TH day Of May, A. D. lSlS
and that copy Of the record thereof Of this order
ts publi.hed three weeks suecessively previous
thereto in the Rutland County Herald, a neuspa-
Ter printed at said Rutland that all persons u.
terestcd may appear and give bonds Tor tho pay
ment Of said debts and expenses or otherwise
object to tho granting Of said license II they see
cause.
true copy Of record.
l6 HEsRY HAL, Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
MAsurNaroN. Monday s P. NJ.

LATER IRON Cor FRKNoNT's PARTY.
The Iutelligenccr publishes another letter
from Col Fremont giving further details
Of the sufferiugs Of his party The letter
says that as one after another were wcaried
and frozen they were left behind to die
the survivors passing onward to save them
selves from dying Of cold and starvation
They were compelled to eat the dead bodies
Of their companions before they were cold
Such suferings we're never before narrated
CoLLEcroR or BosToN,-Phihp Gree~
ley jr, has been appointed Collector Of Bos
ton
THE STOLEN JEwLLs.-Tho jury, in
H,Dd's case, have not agreed on a verdict
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

Herds Grass and Clover Seed
tuTHEE BASlELs
usrr lA's n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

No payment to exceed 400 dollars In any one year
FEMALES Insured, for one year only. aRainst
sickntss 70 which males are liable and accident
10 INV A lnLLnMa-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Fresh Arrival nj Spencer'S

THE S-ered, PAssiOnats Ana Hsuaoross Pss.ss
ThompsoH The Green MOaalAin Bsys Z Lisiis
RsbtusoH CrusOs Latte PiiErin's Progress City
ia. HaesulNy's EnFiand Niuis'aTs q. ~. a ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
M A X r re d A..

10 NsllingfoFd, Oh the l6th insl, by the Re-
JossPh fsoksT, Aiss Lsaisa J. Packer. 60 NJ.
ThaTlss Fmsrson. recently ~ Concord n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

10 Teachers, Experimenting Com
mlteeS, aud all Interested in the Purchase Of
Books for Schools.
I'ti f. subscriber has and will keep CON
II SANITY on hand a large stock Of the
most popular and approved
9S2OO4 0OO-92
which will be sold to those who wish TO
purchase for pubic or private Schools, or
10 sell again, at greatly reduced prices
II. LADD SPENCER
Rutland, April lGlsi9. Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

A COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION viii
be held IA Middleiown, On Wednssiay. NAY "a.
HlOAh JOHN 4. HICKS. Co Sapt.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
DIED.

~ mahingferd, April Sth, of iuns fever, Aner
sof' iiiness 81 one week Mrs. Dstrs Haghss aged
AZ Pittss'ld last wssk, pAnisl Rann.y, Eco,
aged o. year,.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.

April l2--Is49
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1000
Sheep
PRIcEs- Beef Caitle-lst quality Sc
so; Cd, s. Is; Sd 50. Extra, rs.
SheeP-S2 Is 3 90 s. 90
Boston MARKET.
Flour.-Gcnesec, S. 25, Michigan, o.
10