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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Young Ladies' Institute,
PlTTSElEIn. NASS

CONVICTED ~ Rev W II TYLER Tn,
y Bard OF Examiners ~ the recent Senl-at.
uual t1amiuaton Of thi, Institution consisted u
the Rev '. y Nyckod, ID. H.. Of Albany Hon.
Malborc Watson, OF Catski'l \. \ o.. aud "
Barr. ktq, iate PrindJ al of n Female Summary
iu Alabama and TIC following IS an extract iron,
htis Report a. the close Of The three dave 90 s.aui
Under such rigid trial anu
with generally but onc experiment OF proficiency
on each subject 81 study -your Committee are
obliged g. award TO all the classes most general
aud nearly unqualified appreciation
s, i respects the general state Of the institute
sa far ,s tie COMMITTEES have been able to ,b.cr,,
they discover pervadnr tone Of arnablc man
ncr. pure morals, and practical pisty pcrvadinr
IT. standardization. The gcntlemanly bearing Of
the Principal the matronly aud kind address Of
10. lady, with the succrssful experience Of many
yoar-i eninently qualify them for the discharge Il
the.r responsible dbtict and they have not spared
either pains ar expense TO surround Themselves
with The most accomplished teachers, sud to pro-
vide AL the necessary apparatus for successful iu-
sttuotlon. IL would be supetnuous for the Com
mittce 10 speak Of te fAr-femed beauty Of the VIII
agc OF Pittshcd, Of the elcv ated table land on
which it stands towering 500 feet above tidcwatcr
and surrounded lay mountain barriers over which
,be pcstiertsl ,apors seldom fud their way
Tho Committee therefor, remark, Ia conclusion.
that while they are not ashamed to plead t. the
charge Of an awakened beuc,olcnce IN looking
upuu such company OF interesting youth labor
inr for qualifications 60 cutcr the important aud
pcrlous walks Of lite, their judgment is ,tll clear
iu the conclusion, that the present classes give
cheering Tromse Of honor and usefulness and the
h.tititutc has proved its abiding aud Increasing
capabilities fer successfully producing similar
sults.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday April 70
At market, $50 Beet Cath. % pairs
Working Oxen SO Cows and Calves. 450
Sheep 1900 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CdHle-Last week pri
ces not sustained. Extra s. IS; LIST quail
ity $3.50; Cd So; 81 1915; 4th s..
Working 0ren 800, 100. 1Io, anc
1875.
Co'es and Caircs-S2l, %, ., sc and
50
Sheep SO $50 and 4 enc extra LOT
sold for $3.50
SHRINE 4a5 lie Retail 5aG l-2c
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

PnILosoPHY.-'When n stranger treats
me with want Of respect said poor phi.
osopher Il comfort myself with the rchec-
uon that It was not myself that he slghls.
but my old and shabby coa, and shabby hat
which, to say the truth, have no particular
claims to alteration. So # my ha, and coat
choose to fret about 1t, H them, but 1t IS
nothing 10 me
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
CommiGeinners' Nnlicc-

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Probate court for the district Of Fairhalen.
cpmmissionors TO receive examine and adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Patience Bascom, late Of Benson In said district
decc1scd and six months from the Dist day OF
March last being allowed by said couft for that
purpose. We do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend 70 the business of said appoint
msut at the dwelling house Of Joseph 5. Grswold
iu Benson ofore'nd on tho first Tucsdnys o. July
and August next. from one o'clock, p ~, until
j. W. ON each Of said day.
ISAAC NORTON }r
EDWARD $. HOWARD, ION 'H'sA''"ef''
3w II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Hsa5~A fishing boat was picked up of
Nautlske', last week, and Two young Trlsi.
men were found dead in the small cabin,
having probably been suf.ocalcd whlIr
cooking by a chartoaI fire One Of lhcm
hal illI,n across the Craze and the other
was found in the bunk with iolh COZ ng
from his mouth. The hatch was closed and
TIE cabin flied with pnS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

nPTbe Hartford Cou AT, cords a
bold highway robbery Of NJ Gates a butch.
err, IN lhnl vicinity. When within four
miles OF home he was suddenly seized by
the colIlr, dragged from his wagon by TWO
men and with a loaded pistol hell to lis
head, robbed Of his wallet containing $3.50
No discovery has yet been made oflhe wi,
illus.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

lL5-Ata crowded lecture, the other eve
ming young lady, standing at the door Of
the church, was addressed by an honest H.
herman who was IN attendance on the oc
casion with, 'Indalc Mss, soulI be glad
to give you a safe, but the empty ones afe
ali mllp
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

CAN LYNN hELT TINS "A boot max
er Of Ognacoke Ill cShtbns eight pans OF
large slze boots made by man named
G riunell, in one day The work rs done
10 superior manner-( ChronoIyPe.
We do no, know that Lynn can beat the
above, bot Il IS considered small dolngs 10
tina euy There IL ladys shoemaker
down 10 the swamp who, as ias' as be 90.
ishes a gaher, throws 1t over his shoulder.
into a boz behind him. he keeps one IN
the air oil the time and don't tal'lry
y. Y Globe.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Liberation,

NOTICE i' hereby given that / have this de-
y given my nrphev. JACOB \ GOSS hi. tim.
during the remainder OF his minority, aud Gnit
none OF pr carolur' nor pay any debts Of w
coutra~shg after This date
HIRAM WARREN.
Naihugfvrd. Auril / lelg Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Cammi,sinners No-ice

Commissioners NOice
wv 9 the subscrbe being appointed by The
w Hon. PROBATE Court Tor the dbtriet Of
Rutland, commissioner 20 receive, examine aud
adjust 81 cisimf and demands Of all persons q
ra,nst David hopkins, late Of T.Bnouth IN aid
distrirt deesafsd represented infolyent and siH
months Houi The an day ~ April inst, being al
loved by 'Aid court Tor that Turpose, we o. here
hs give notice that We viii attend o. the buansss
y our sad Arpointment Al the Dvsllins House 81
Robert HOPKINS, IN Tinmouth on tho 81 H1ndA "
Of Jane and September NEXT, from o'clock un IN
O'Clock r. ", 90 each II said dayt
irbAE X Rousn'
DESHu HutrTr }Cohurrslshtrt
kt-toTT RTIb
I.un1uL APril n 1912 l.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

The Detroit Free Press has authority
for stating that the the prosp"st ofan abun.
dant crop Of whea, in that State are Of the
most encouraging character.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

A young dandy, who sportcd On enor-
nous moustachic. asked lady what she
thought Of his looks. WHY SAID she,
you look as il you hid swallowed SOUR,
rel, and len the tail sucking out Of your
IN nth
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE principle of combination for mutual de
fence aud protection, is that bPon which all
states and Institutions arc based, and which when
well regulated Is the best strength and safeguard
for their prosperous continuance.
Applied Ia Life Insurance ia particular. the prin-
ciplc j. II tridu taken from the surcrauity OF the
many TO be bestowed for the oNigrucy Of the indi-
yidunl, each in his turn receiving fun aud acct-
muldied ddrdntage when lis own peculiar cxigcn-
cy
Upon examining the progre" Of Life lnsur-
ance in Europe we mud those counties which rank
highest in civilization and are noted for prudence
and forethought are those which have most read
lily avaed Themselves Of it. benefit. ms for in
stance England Holland and scotland. The same
remark may be made Of individuals the class u
men who are distinguished for the ncutc-t ntclii-
gencc, arc those who most frequently insured
AID Tor the largest sums.
Morally considered, Life Insurance induces va.
bits OF economy, encourage aud promotes indus
try, mud strengthens the bonds Of social and do.
nestle duties and those individuals VIII. are once
In the practice of making small annual cautrilu.
tions to life Office, for the future benefit Of u,u
friends soon cease to feel it ~ burden, and the,
checrfully tOregu some worthlcss present grat.a
cation to enable tLep, 20 improve the future con
diuou Of their families Thi. Iru ,utial ioresl ght
aud cousderate care, on the part OF heads of tami
Lies, will erect durable monument of affection
and gratitude iu the mcm4rIe. of their survivors
and exert AN influence for economy aud plu,iltu'
care IN future generations.
The cost Of insurance +. sa tiHiur compared
with the benefit secured chat cHrr,'y nay person
who giycs his attention {. the subject ca hrtitri.
10 embrace H. young man twenty-five YEAR ui
age, can effect an Insurance ~ 81 900 FIR seven
years, by tie payment OF less shan mrcs csais q
day.
4 physician or e .rcyma., thirty graz. or ago
can secure 70 bis widow rr family. let death hap,
pen when il may q 900 IynppraI Rating '9rI re-.
MUM les than iorty-tjy cents n wtoL. IL thI
manner, an Insurance which would cost but littt
economy in cNp.n.cs, " .flt.. retreurLm,nt q,
rrI.. | ...Ha ... rf.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Miss Fisk

w OVID respectfully Inform u, Ladies OF
w Rgtard and vicinity that he has again re-.
ceiyed the latest Spring and summer Fash
IONS and will enitaror O. execute all orders 81.
truf,ei 60 her care With prgmptusfs both 90 nj
ItnA-y aud Drrss lhkirF
RatIard Auril 20 lht4 Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Fashionable Tailoring.
MR.. CLONEY

w OILD rssreetful1y inform ths citizens ~
w Rufsrd ard vicinity. that hs hAs tsken the
shop over M. DAniels Store, Ehd Be- prepared 10
make up 20 order al GsrEsnis eptruttei % ha
care Ia turyrlor Etyls And warranted 10 ~.
HAYinE worked ih B0stou Nes YORK ADD other
principal ci'iss ~ the Union together Nth large
shaTs u prAttiosl experience be hAt nohss itstiou
N lsyng thai his ~ork 1hGll be sqnsl 10 The bsst
futfini isf Shen 10 make aent n ShsH Ss,i,,
Ruasla Agri g. 1879 ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

That's a csrious addiuon receoIly made GO
tbo M1ssum Of Nat ionai cuuosluos al Wash
tngton a pair ~ bonis nsie ~ 'hetr'
Isbhlet on the l.ti of'lc n hg'ns
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

w trries 90 Remaui.i1 William Middle King
dom Trust's Wonder. Of History NilkFs Erplor-
ing Expedition, Eastman Poem and great Va
risty Of other iuterrstiug N9rit far sale chegprr
fh1H srer. by A. LADD SPENCER. II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

MoAsy mol Contiguous An Aberdeen pa
per sIateA. that whilst Tue PRAYER book, to-
gether With all The clothes OF a deceased
cholera patient, were carefully burnt SIX
nolsS found on his person were relgiousiy
preserved
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02


BY the above table. Il win b. seen. that male
between Is and IS years Of age by paying : dol
lars per year in case OF sickness and accident
drAw dollars per week 4 dellars per wear draw,
dollars per week $ doilar- per wear dollars 90
week and SO on up 10 p dollar. per year drawing
20 dollars Per vcck. Female. between - and 80
by paying 80 per year draw 10 per week u
per Year 90 per week aud 5 90 per year 20 per
week.
NO LIABILITY TO ASSESSMENTS.
large portion Of ne profits returned 10 Tie issHfel
The experience of thQlast two years has demon.
s,rated the usefulness of Health lnsurancc; foi
within that period, large suns have heou di,tr,
hutcd 10 person who have been o n ctcd with sick
ness or disabled by accidents TO which oil are liza
BILE by Insurance Companies iuc lrporntcd for that
purpose and although such cutcrIti..s were un-
known 10 this country until within two YEAR. they
have become decidedly popular and are doug
much good IN this ccmmupity, 10 pruvidc against
day OF disaster aud distress. When the means are
within our reach is 4 duty we owe 70 ourselves
and to society Health a. the POOR mans proper
~ without which he cannot supply his daily
wants. Why should he not secure 10 himself some
peouuiary relief ii he loo'cs it1 The owner OF
ships aud buildings is not at ease until he is in
surcd against the loss Of them, II h. ERE policy
has expired he cannot sleep until it IL renewed
The man OF moderate means even, cannot afford
90 lose his labor which he must TO- IL he loses his
health, or by accident Is deprived Of the ability 60
pursue his accustomed ayocation,-- which event Is
a. likely to occur In one ease a. the other. Pro
feet y01trsei in season against loss II heriM. The
means are offered TO you and IL l. a boon which
ought not to be despiscd by the prudent aud the
wise.
THE NoRroIR c uvry Hr,tTu lSsrEAScr Cos
FASY, with a capital sufficient 20 meet Ir9mi tly
all claims against it have established rate Of pre-
miums and benefits az favorable, IL not moro 81
than any other company
JOHN CAIN.
10 Agent for Rutland Co.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

D.tact Of RatieSd 81. Is thatstespsciai
probate court held az Rutland, within aud Tor the
district 1l Rutaud, aforesaid, on the 18th day Of
April, A. d.. 1879
Present Hon. II. Butten, Judge.
Nhcrea', Jonathan Morgan, administrator OF the
estate ui Jonathan BARGE, late OF Middletowu in
said district, deceased iutcstate has this day made
application Co said couti- 200 writing setting forth
certain facts. 20 wit the amount of debts allow we'd
against said estut. the amount II the Hvuils ~ tho
personal estate. and the cstImatcd amount n cr-
Talss. rr iuiFtrAtiou. including the support o.
a.. family o. said deceased, whereby 10 nprcars
that the personal estate Is not sufi Gent to rav
said debit and expense; and therefore praying
sail court g. grant him license 90 sell So much
Dl Che real estate of sai deceased will ra.e the
-uu or 300 dollurs---Hii real cstutc consi.iug of
30 asrts I'd land. with the appuTteuauces thereof.
situated o. said Mil-lctoNu. and one undivided
tl.rl pf Few iu tLo Bart.J Meeting House Do
said Midllet.v'.
Therefore. ii Is ordered lv said court that said
application be, aud the same j. hereby referred
tor hearing ard decision 90 the stated session of
sail probate court 20 BE- held o. the ohics ~ the
register Of 'aii court 90 .aid Rutland on the 1t
VI nlay, being tho 7th day OF May, ! D.. 1870
and that copy Of the record thereof ~ this order
be- pubuhed three weeks excessively previous
thereto iu the Rutland County Herald. a uewspa-
ver printed at said Rutland, that All person, 10.
tere'.ei may appear and give bonds fof TIE pay
mr1t Of ssid debts and expense, or otboruise
object h the granting cf said license n they see
cause.
s true copy Of record.
o. HrSrv HALt Rsg'tcr.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Stray Cow.

STRAYED frou the Subscribe, 90 The 10Th 49,
spo,s upon her nauk I've year old this Spring
and thin 81 essh-short horns. Whoever vii give
informatisa ~Asrs ths uay be fouud shall be rs-
FUJBE rRNALt
N.-s 1870 Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS

OF oFffC ERs snd SOLDIERS Who died IN
" the ssrysee q the Usitsa Atate- dsring the
late var With hexteo wAo died Of dssss's cor
uaeted in s0oh Ssryics, by a late act Of Congress,
arr entitled TO Eve year, hsH.pay.
The faescrbsr vould respectfully inform those
intere'ted that be has received the necessary In
sttuctious from NashinFtot, AVID " row prepared
TO attend TO Auy buEiVcss that may he shtrastsd
" has care,
}. n. JOHNSON.
Ruuand Aprn u. 1870 II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

No payment 20 c2ceei 400 DO l,r. Boz &C.,, one year
FEMALES Insured f,r ON, vesr ,r,y AEaintt
s'ckncs' TO which uaies are Inb', aaI accident.
TO nav ue follow
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

BARNETT ahd son are nos daily rsesiyinr
ID large supplies 81 Fancy add Staple Dry Goods
embracing every variety u style, the most rscsnt
and approved
oAIx rxAwruu
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
ORT GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,

lAdariof o. Nurtur frGdeJ
Carpcting Grocsries Crocscry Mare Hard Ware
4 C.. &c and would respectfully call tho attention
o. those de'irous Of buying Foad articles tt n,-
prices.
Rutland Ma . 1919 Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

KOLNSTOCKS NERMICUGF d certain cur,
~ FOR the disease for vLlc' it is designed. IN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
New Goods.

ole NENT aud LISCOHB are now receu
y I.r.Lrn md Dnm..lLa
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
WEEKLY auNurIra-

AeE IS 10 g. kar. IS To as
II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
knowledge is Power.

~ RuTLAND a. RooKsroRI
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

IEp
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-23
The Diseases Of Horses.

Broken wind is disease with which horses
are frequently affected. Ia. is caused by the
alr-cells Of the lungs gradually breaking, thus
rendering respiration labored aud irregular.
"The cure Of broken-winded horse" says
Youall, "no one ever Witnessed, yet much may
be done by way Of palliaIion. The food Of
the animal should consist Of much nutriment
condensed into a small compass; the quantity
Of oals should be increased, and thai Of hay
diminished; the bowels should be gently relaxed
by the frequent use Of mashes; water should be
given sparingy through the day although at
night the thirst Of the animal should be fully
satisfied; and exercise should never be taken
when the stomach is full. Il will scarcely be
believed how much relief these simple measures
will afford the broken.winded horse, and Of how
much exerIion he may be giaduelly rendered
capable. Carrots are very useful 10 the broken
wlnded horse, not only as containing much nu-
uiment and considerable moisture, so that less
water may be required, but from some property
they possess rendering them useful in every
chest affection. broken-wiuded horse turned
out 10 grass, will never improve on account Of
the almost constant distension Of the stomach" "
.-Maia Cuiiiuaior.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-23
Art Of Making Dipped Candles.

The ta.lOw, when melted, should be ladled
into wooden vessel Of convenient width and
depth. watch has been heated by filling il with
boiling water for an hour or more. Fill the
vessel within an inch Of the top with melted
taliow, and keep il al that height by adding hot
taIlow or hotwuter BY this means the candles
will be kept ola full sz3 at the top, aud not taper
of to a point, as is often seen with codnry can.
dies.
The tulow, when used for dipping candles.
should not be TOO hot. A temperature that will
allow the finger to bo dipped in without burning
is sufficiently hot, and at this temperature the
candles will take on the tallow very fast. The
wicks should be lowered into the melted lallow
gradually, and should be lifted out Of mow so
slowly that when the bottoms Of the candles are
clear from the surlace OF the melted iullow, no
iallow will run Off them. When the candles are
raised quick out Of the melted tallow, the tallow
will run off the candles in u stream, whereas
if the candles are raised out slow y, not par.
Iicle OF nlow will fall from them. A few
trials will satisfy any person in this maller.-
Ii the alow is boiling hot, the wick will not
take on the iallow TO any considerable extent
We ecan say too when candles are raised out of the
tallow rapidly, the candles will be large at the
bottom, and the tallow will extend below the
wick so that when burnt in the candle suck
piece of the candle will have no wick in it; and
therefore, for burning, will be useless. Where
persons have nosui,abIe wooden vessel an iron
vessel will answer for Il dipping vessel. When
,alIow has been thoroughly melted over The lire,
should II be dirly or impure, throw into il, while
hot, small quantity Of finely powdered alum,
aud in n short time scum will DO seen rising TO
the surface, in appearance like dirty lrolh.-
Skim this off rs il rises. This skum will rise
plain aud easily complied with, and one trial will
b. satisfactory. Persons, by following these di-
rsctons, will save moro than one half the usual
labour Of making candles, besides having better
candles. s.--Peaa. CuitiUdi0r'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-23
NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTORY.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.

The subscribers, with great expense and care,
have erected Window Glass Factory, at the CT
~ OF Steubenvlle, Ohio, and now have il in sue
cessiul operation. Every thing about the Factc-
ry is built and made after the latest improvements.
Their Glass is hattened in a revolving or wheel
oven, and carried on iron cars, through sixty
feet tempsring leer.
The greatest pains are taken in Obtaining the
very best materal-and their blowers being choice
workmen, they think their glass, for beauty of col
or surface, strength, temper, aud hatness, cannot
be surpassed by any other manufactured in the
United States.
They have now on hand about one thousand
half boxes, and expect TO make from twelve to
fifteen thousand half boxes during the year. They
are, therefore, ready 10 fill orders for glass for any
amount or size, from by 6 up to "a by 46 inch
es. Orders first received will be first filed
Their Glass will he branded-"J. G.. .Norris &
Co., SrubenUiiie, Ohio"
Glass made to order (any size or amount on
short notice, either common, double strength or
imitation crown. Glass store and Office, No. 2l9,
North 4th street,
N. B. Glass delivered on hoard OF bo, is free of
charge. HUNTER, MORRIS Il FOSTER.
SteubenvIlIe, November "a, I848-7-6t.