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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-01
Mcad Quarters fOr BOOts and shOes.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfeld streets, Pits
hNrgh PennSnLrdnia. . l

Corner Of F0urlh and OnlIhHeld SITeelS, I tIES-'
hurgh, Pennsylvania.
TROTH & SCOTT, having commenced the gen.
eral Boot and Shoe business, wholesale and retail,
would respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their splendid
new stock, consisting Of mems women's, boys, mis-
ses' and childrens' wear of every variety suitable
for the season, and at prices to suit the times, A
splendid article of home made work, such as gem
tiemens fine Boots ladies', misses and childrens fine
work. Please call and examine for yourselves.
TROTH g. SCOTT,
corner 4th Smithfeld streets.
N B.-Traveling Trunks, Carpet Bags,& &c,'
always on hand and low for cash. Country me[,
chants would find it to their interest to give US cail
when visiting the city. mar 20.
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March "a, l849.
An act


To amend the act entitled "un act to amend the
ACT for evying taxes on all properly in this
State according to its true value, passed March
Cd, 1916, end for other purposes.
SEC. /. BE 10 enacted By the General Assem-
bly, ofAe STATE of Ohio, That in entering rents
for taxation upon the grand duplicate, as provi-
ded for in the several laws in force upon that
subject, the same shall be valued and assessed
at u sum not exceeding the annual amount or
value Of said rent, which shall be included in
the statement Of the person entitled TO receive
such rent, and returned to the assessor in the
same manner that other personal properly, mo-
neys and credits are returned; Provided, that in
all cases where the person enttled to receive
such rents is chargoabe with tho payment of
rent upon the same land or lot, the amount as
sesscd against such person shall not exceed the
difference between the rents recoverable by him,
and those chOrgeable against him as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That the provisions Of this act and
the several laws now in force, assessing rents
for taxation, shall be held not TO extend 10 eas-
es made before the passage Of the e"act toamend
the act for levying taxes on all properly in this
State according to its true value" passed Feb
ruary The eighth, eighteen hundred and forty.
seven, in cases where just reconstruction of such
leases, said provision would so operate as tc
charge the same person with the payment of the
TAX assessed upon the land itself, and upon the
rOnls reserved in the euses aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That such paris Of the twenty-sixtf
section Of The act last aforesaid, and Of the
eighth section Of the act supplementary thereto
passed February the 1wenty.second, eighteen
hlndred and forty eight, as are inconsistent will
the provisions hereof, be, and the same ar
hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be il
force from and after the passage thereof,
JOHN q, BRESLlN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 10. 1919.
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Carpets, DC.

!UST opened, this day, and for sale at W. Nc
Clintock's Carpet Wareroom, No. rs, Fourth street,
Very handsome style Brussels carpets;
l.,
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
ShaCkIett 81 White.


DRY GOODS JOBBERS, 80 wood street, ask
the attention of Merchants to their stock of AMERI-
CAN and FOREIGN Dry GOODS, now receiving direct
from first hands.
Receiving regular supplies of first goods during
the season, and devoting large share Of their at
tenton to Eastern Auction sales, they can confident
ly assure buyers they will find ii to their interest to
examine their stock.
Just received, large invoices of new style Dress
Goods, fancy prints, cassimeres, cloths, summer
goods, aces white goods, Irish lnens taors' trim
mings, and brown and bleached Sheetings of vari-
GUS brands. mar 80.
PLOUGHS.-l have two OF three dozen Car
rollton and Leesburgh plows, stalked up which
will sell or four dollars each, and give two points
mar 8, 40. .. A. l.. LlTTELL.
Yarn.-A good supply of Cotton Yarns kept
constantly on hand by
mar I6, 40. CAMERON g. KENNEDY.
SALT.
20 Barrels Yellow-creek salt on hand and for
saleby SINCLAIR Il BRACKIN.
CarrolIton, October 90, l848- 2-tf.
SOLE LEATHER.
A large stock OF first rate Spanish sole leather
on hand and for sale, by
SINCLAIR & BRACKIN.
| Carroton, 0ctober20, 1848-2-tt.
Boots and ShOeS.-A general assortment of
Boots and Shoes kept constantly on hand by
mar l6, 40. THOMPSON g. CUMMINGS.
WaggOms.-I have The wood work of two
Wagons which will sell unusually low for cash
and also the running gears Of two buggies.
Any one wishing to buy would do well to call
here before buying elsewhere.
mar 49. A. L. LITTELL.
Scrap MetaI.-Any quantity OF old metal
wanted at the Carrollton Foundry, in exchange
for castings, at usual prices.
mar 949 A. L. LTTTELL.
10 Wagon MakeTS.-I will sell the Carol
ton and Long plow moulds, screwed up with 9
screws, at S28 per dozen. A. l.. LITTELL.
mar 40
W A N T Ed.
An Apprentice to the Tanning and Currying bu
sness apply to w. BUTLER,
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An act
March 22, l849.


10 secure an early distribution and publication
of The laws Of general nature.
SEC. 1. Be il enacted By The General ASSEM-
bly, Of The State of Ohio, That il shall be the
duty Of the public printer to print the laws OF a
general nature, of the present and each sue
ceeding legislature, Immediately after the ad-
ournmenIthereof.
SEC. 2. That as soon as the general laws OF
the present and each succeeding legislature are
printed, it shall be the duty of the Secretary OF
State TO forward, by mail, Two copies to the au-
ditors of the respective counties of this State.
SEC. 3. The auditors of the several counties
Of this State are hereby required to contract for
the publication Of the general laws of the pre-
sent, and each succeeding legislature, or such
of them as may be considered Of general in-
terest, in not more than Two newspapers, al a
cost not exceeding the sum of seyenly-hve cents
per thousand ems, TO be paid out of the coun-
ty treasury, provided said laws are published
correctly.
SEC. 4. That it shall be the duty Of the audi
tor of the several counties in which contracts
may be made for the publication of the laws,
to read and compare said laws in newspapers
before the publication, and see that they are
printed correctly, and accompany them with a
certificate to that effect.
SEC. 5. The act entitled 'On act 10 secure an
early distribution and publication of the laws oI
general nalure," passed March l3, 1914, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
JOHN G. BRESLlN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker gfthe Senate.
March "a l849.
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TO Wagon Makers.-I will sell the Carol
ton and Long plow moulds screwed up with Q
screws, at $28 per dozen. A. l.. LITTELL,
mar 40
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Scrap MetaI.-Any quantity OF old metal
wanted at the Carrollton Foundry, in exchange
for castings, at usual prices.
mar 0 49 A. L. LITTELL,
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PLOUGHS.-l have two or three dozen Car
rollton and Leesburgh plows, stalked up which
will sell for four dollars each, and give two points
mar 8, 40 ".. A. l.. LlTTELL.
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Yarn.-A good supply of Cotton Yarns kept
constantly on hand by
mar i6, 40. CAMERON g. KENNEDY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-01

Boots and ShOeS.-A general assortment of
Boots and Shoes kept constantly on hand, by
mar l6, 40. THOMPSON g. CUMMINGS.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!

Splendid plaid long shawls; Splendid terkeri
shawS from N. York auctions, great bargains;
Plain and embroidered thIbet shaws, all colors;
Silk Fringe, remarkably cheap; A few brOcha long
shaws the finest we have ever brought to the
market now to be sold at great bargains; Super
fine and common brocha square shawls, Super
cameian silk shawls
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-06-01

have compared the foregoing ActS with the
original copy, and find the same correct.
]. ID. PATTON,
auditor of Carroll county.
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SOLE LEATHER.

A large stock OF first rate Spanish sole leathe
on hand and for sale, by
SINCLAIR & BRACKIN.
Carrollton, October20, l848-2-tt.
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SALT.

SALNs
20 Barrels Yeow-creek salt, on hand and for
sale,by SINCLAIR Il BRACKIN.
Carrollton, October 90, l848- 2-tf.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
just Received.

A. the stores al The undersigned a large
| and toll supply Of llrRRicK's SuoAp CoATIp
PiLLs aud kld Strengthening Pasiers.
hese runs are warranted under n penalty
OF 1000 dollars, not 10 cuntain any mercury
or any mineral medicine. Our daily sslea
throughout the world how exceed nine Ihon
sand boxes, Of our Kid Strengthening Plas-
ters the call for them Is greater than opr
aJihly TO manufacture. The utmost enthu-
sIasm exists IN all parts OF the country. Our
agents are gentlemen OF the first respscIabil-
lly-they are your gibbons you know Them
Ferson, wishing 70 USE The best family dill
ever known should buy these, call on our
agents purchase box, should they moi
please yon return them and get your money.
We have received al the principal Office
within the past year, certificates Of moRe
lhah $4,000 cures performed by HeTriekls
rms ana flastets, over ten thousand OF
them were considered beyond all lfope.--
ihey are the cheapest and best pills now
Known. Each pill is beauululy coaied with
pure white sugar Each box contains 30
pills, smaller number IL required for dose
lhan OF any other known pin, their operalion
being so certain thorough, vet so mild thai
all whn use Them, recommend them. Owing
10 the immense popularity and gigantic saiss
of these pulls, some uupuncipled persona
have made something they call sugar coated
pins and we understand some are for sale
IN this part of the country, called the Indian
vegetable pill, made without doubt 10 sell
Tor Herfick's vegetable pills, look out for
fraud, some Of these men attach Doctor TO
their names 10 give them the appearance Of
respectahllrJ Always ask for Herrick's
Sugar Coated Pills aud get them or none. -
Our pills sell Tor IS cents per boa. with full
tireetions' our plasiers - 3.4 cents All
orders must he addressed 90 Herriek a. Co,
Principal O1ice, No. 9 Jsmesst Albany, n.
Y. The following named gentlemen are our
agents 47em
Iuth"r Danirls Clement d Li'comb ID, Mo-
ran q 60. Rrtsnd Granger, Hodge, q Co. =
y wiusov Pittsfnrd, 8. W. Walker. Bsnsop- n.
:. Arm.iroag ! airha,cu.J. J. Hyde& Co. Psrsirs
4 NichoD, Castetou, p Farnum Hooker a. ClATL
Pouli1eN j. Lewis WcllgJ. G. sawyer, Sudbury
also by most druggists and merchant, In tls stats
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
A DYING WOMAN SAYEDl
CON SuMPTlON CURED -

We ave TIC fnavins certificate ~ n ipct u euro
which fp--s io provo tho power 60 saw Die even whom
ts lrfun Oh hc BOO the very a-t ffasrs ui rA.t
wtrn bflHiI i7fIsa Pulmonary bai'aa' Is admins
tcrrl
Igsa Of Rsusirs Se-aiorl eog4f. Y u ZfHA
nYkEr,N being duly sworn says That BOO the winter
ul lrI1 Opponents wife believed hy her ptpftriaa
ahd others 20 hr dying with consumruou cd do" uues
Gui ieiuurnt believing mat 90 uo he casr wont iI NI
Joth We.fs etnrr .u thD rthIrs OF b4Jlsa Sl H qua
chase rtua fora sr9ud and other urccfsuucs 'o prr
further says that wiir Dc was in sad WaIf, store ho
was pfrsa,drI D., the Pforu. tor u AHANIr INDIAN
PULMONARY BAL SAM who tlcu pfesrut tu
tAEc bottle of Iah MsiisfHs be- frmaikug chat % 100
S1ar be- now pact recovery, &c., 70 sh' hc much
opyfsf,i ami dsrtff,f the sai medicine would suuhc
AMI relieve har ami max the pillow OF death moro
easy pepunrut took tie saii medicine houiU with hun.
together with tho cloth he hnd puruhasci preparatory
Ia the anticipated death Of his VIC Drponcut eau ci
portion oi said medicine tl BE- ndm.uisgud o. ns
VIII Rni Co bis a.tuulshulrnt soon r,it'cl her Sic
continued thc Of said medicine until 'hH recovered
from her dsonse and has been hhc since 90 being NOW
all her household affairs and dcponcu grfily believes
ths' through the blessing Of Providence the restoration
to hca III II bis wife the result OF hc curative and
healing efficacy Of Bi''' I'd'a' F t,S Hai vts
Subscribed ani sworn Go before me- l', .I,h day oi
April Isi-. TlJ- g. YOUNG Justice 81 tho rcHrc
Ior7 n R1i"a7 Saratoga ,an7iy y f-f IE' D.
AMI intimately acquainted with the above uamrd LNs
Dykrman who Re ons of our moe. worth, and rtIr,tA.
bic culcn. anil whose Statements are onu4,d 20 iul
credit auI h,Acl 1llJs q. iOlNG,
April ~ lri-. Jusucr of the Peace.
To4a Of Bsliion. village Of Baifiaa Spa -" lhi,
10 20 certify uat 'hr cfcnmstnnre' ani iar's stated
above hy Ilhp ly krmun 10 my kno ledge ny
true aud tlst be ho- frequently since ,,od 90 me that
rrsnis Indian R,'sau saved Tue Ito of Mrs. pykruNn.
Apn ~ 1879 JOHN WAIT
LRANT-s ISDIAY PULMONARY BAI.sAM eurs,
R,fhrr a. he L.nss Pam ~ NE R,,lT md S,Ss
NEhtNu>pi,. Ner,sai Complaint. Pap,tAhea Of Ne
H,art teHais HsaiHssiss and ConPleia" Ch7its ~
fgaglu. UgfsHfrfy, aud NlrIfGfr Complaint
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Great Reduction in the Price!
~
Jones Drops and Pills for IIunors

FROM - 80 10 81 80 per Bottle
Making It the cheapest asit !, the be,g.
fb' DO 'he world 'or SALr RHsru. Eeys,p.
tL's' ScHofrIA. LsrRosY, Scam Nm -,
al ll-fssFs oF 1Hg Smx.
numerous certificates from Phvsicians
ano others oflhe first respectability are IN
'"e hands OF Agents Perfectly safe for ey.
cry one 81 tho tirectiaDs are Collowed One
h'''le wiz tie accompanying Pills have
more me'Ic'' p""er thsn twenty boules OF
,ne 'T''pan''as-ihis will be apparent by
NE difference in lime of u.ing the one Ana
the o'hcf
For sale by LUTHER DANIELS Ran.
land. y Morgan. lr ". Rutland. Pe,Lin.
d Nichols Csslleion. Jones 4 Dow Sac.
bury sheldon Allen Pawlet. OBBa,lo,.
4. a'end"n Spnogs ,Alleu& Co. Fsirb,,.s
Aoles q lInWs Poaliuev. and BAIL, e.
Sargent Granville Corners 90. "
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
= AHIA 10 NJ II or HL.
W J. RUS SELL PROPRIETOR
FREMONT, NEAR SCHOOL STREET.
tom BOSTON


m'e " the name .. lLfrP ms eazss,d vlia 8
l"4rE raa Of tho nt.ae Of r q Townsend. su,
uses Dr. uamo 70 pui ur sana4sui.a. which ue,
e.I lhtoWRscnds afaulis, del..a.lAtur 10 CglN
tLNE o"giahi CSC, ihia Towns, 1I - 10 doctor an,
cd. % '7' H"' r's lnrF'y unrscf ou railroads, ca
nell. 1n4 ne t-e ls As a. liu,s ilo u. % Co., trtht
i''' e % gin.1 o. il OBJ bal b. 10 aIt Ibs J., t.
e'.1 Ore fa aat o. Boz deceived. end purchase
roo 100 'hv "tNtA'h r#t1tN.tl ON H. 1aeot
TtNH'or-f rsr.rHa. having on Is tho Old Dfs
"A'n''i DIS .n.I ..-i y. Gs.r, trd .i signature
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
PREPARED BY !. 6. WOOD. NJ D. or
A.RANf \. N,ASAPUR'FYER OF
THE BLOOD

IlIL BLOOD.
IRIS w,rr.xI,n
m, u-., l......t ..,.,,
'''s'' % """' 81 any !" "t
"''"''
PROOF we give the testimony Of The
'"'"'ne named gentlemen IN tier own
''U,,' w
w. "ood SifsSpnu!Ia LhNr "FIcells all
''' popular medicines. Rev. Allen Steele
Is 'lniinuciy superior 10
l'Whsencs. Peter HcChemey Esq.
he best ever offered to tho
American PEOPLE W Rev. l. Il. Rawson,
ne best preparation OF The
KIND 90 nse Dr. J.. Church.
81 ar superior to townsend's,
AM al least four times stronger
J Cougden, Esa.
""Cucapct beierlhan Town.
sends d. $ +. Cunningham.
The bcsr propagation oiSarsa.
pou..a 20 market DR.. b. L Furchilds.
"."Fnr superior 20 rnwnscnd's
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSlM.

T,s Rsrsrl possesses ~ thr -'saassr md pufiftnF
Yiriu,f oi the hfo,r named PrauuSs ESrHtsI. ani
alau p.ssts-ys af,cfhi other mcdiyHtnus pa.i.1.y
a. J.--u Ca f. ttri O. cure COZ CHS auJ con
al NrIlON- Do ttat AMI ceres lI.rf ia f.- iaHrf
and elsewhere tsf,sr. readily and A. rHs'y o. iho
IlrtIu4r I... a.I hrslr hrd cutrs f4fff71 ...
Tit.rakNps ~ -lref oi the u.H Aeu.Iftf CnHfump-
ton iIv prove IT, ni1-t miraculous oih,ltY at
s.sss 81 tha III MIS-. THROAT. mad BREAST
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

John pdnce I0- iir',cr st.. Rhoumnt,m
| MI ap va. % nsnrrg. Pain in the breast
| W.. IIHuit.Hu. coz. s'h As. & 9th do
! o. n -v-Iu 50 ncckuru ST.. Pist
! 90 y Ns'dcr io4 tnlrcus st. nyscntsry.
| John trl'hrr. % l1y"r st., sun mock
iaa@ l"..er !, ltusua It., Houses
! rH..ts Le,I. % rarym st. Liver complaint
/ -HHuI Robert. loi SUFFOLK st., Nhouuhtsm.
| d I.u..Iu. nrctmtn 3 William salt Rhcum
/ NH. A-.Ic. lii hn'y Heavy Cough
| N..crat b,l. l,J Alien g., A,thina-sorc throat
! W IS lcNs. 1870 cherry 81, rheumatism.
~.'.enu. idNHfit s1 h,1ucy Sick headache 40 Year,.
! IiIt.H'r N'hN IS ~r1uuirl Vt Heavy cold.
| I,bt o. Taylor % rkc g. ilca,laeho aud eruptions
th-rr, T. ~Nnin "a nrdsc g. Brooklyn. Sore hands
| D. g.. Brown. jh Adams o.. do. Er} s'relHs
| p,,ui o Idvurl, orient. l.. T.. Sore hands,
,"th \ -m.'i.'ii delaney 't..fa!n In the side.
| g.. o. uslrutcf .iJ tuunn 81 do
Juno Morn. e Eln,.i, Cinpprd hands,
SAteh Edwards. ga Delaney st DizAnes, ia the head.
y Mr'ohunt. oH'rrst. rheumatism.
William llaryc' - Oak It Chicken pnr
4 W Honn~t - tvater,t Heavy cod
!. FROG - ie'd ~ s're throat Rhsumat'lm
: aassSS' &, Wiiis si'.ae' 81 rA'" 70 side
,lll, Folb ~ Bi.eeiT II. Asns IN tn. ne.
W. Mu'hrL W,le's sweloL breast
II ~ '""hH7n I'D Stanton NJ, Rheumatism
Nlfk Greasy itroid.,av do
g. NuUt. rtlr e. Ffuntlnn,
w. l. Shard.oy e,s Broadway acrofnl-
BROOKLYN
W. Day Myrtle and Jackson Ats Asno In tho hss
t. leli1na, "a cold st., Rhaunat.in
~enuel Mis-, - plurr.t Hssdnrbo
tuchmaoly ~ Itck,on II. nenrn,,,
Nr'. brandt 20 God st. CONS, cfoup
IT, nry' J'7 Jackson ~. Eclon
CURED ~ HNrTIuORF
\ Dennis B1frc Howard stI Efupunn' and deep
=, NIIHN. ~.I bury It, Sores and sWci,iuga
y! silence ia-u,rl so.e cyc,.
WIN Hamilton. Nyukit SORE e,.s
q Pod. Hamburg o.. Pain 20 breast
n Fl.u i.r'ttt, Shoulder 'pnin
=. CHS CANDIDA o. Pain In head.
". D.. sghau.rr. Hanover 81, Racuurtsu.
g. l-u'N }.tN't, i,Iu 800 side and back.
J.. AilE'D... lr.t. Rheumatism.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

Ears 10 HshHr utks 80 ..nr fss,a.st.tf 49, sisu
..r tfsf SEEN. ~ BE- isie tnrs.fr l. ihs ssaI ats
'.a fnf s..rf Er' s.tasf af -. r.aat Asu tHI
l.. ...H.. . af ....I...t Of. 10 fIfNH r.
VIA. ... HI tss ..s s..t... l.laatfL 81 ff rGIf
Wtsft vaafs iistrsf- irI eraf ~ W r.f s fsH~
thfi eh~e n.f saars aa' si.aasttha kst assshlso
s..,fs n.f.. rrft Hf.u..I. .lsir.fat.s ef tss
lsar ..rsf rra.p.a.rt tFIhna atssats1F cailt ~
tfHs,tlHr ft .if sa.4 N haI ls ftraiula sr.d
laH.f b.. Ihs H.H. W aat l-.fsts. oil Us lraart
sh.t '.rr ar tlaHe..ss rf fI- sts att't nrHd sslf
uHea-, va ra.s. ss...t. a....r.. go. ~ 80
.ts-st tt I'D. rrfs srs surssa. ussaihire 90
81 n~if' .a' so tr. tt ei.nuF " hEh squfs 40 Rvs
h.tf -. so fN.as FL. iaf fir ui0ff rf 'rsN hti
Nta.ft a.fa'H,if.a 900 f.Ht HI ar. f-,t niIh 'n
Il, tfl e.rHf'f' .'.h
pm. Hrt lrNtr .r INr .H zero ttfHr. ufo- rftr 20
t" - vsff.-'' rr~T-r- e IrpfHtt ,f 90 .a.'a
.fH' ... utaftI o. zoe o.. nean
.. .Hiur
.sH ."U ROO i.flHr o. rstc nHt tf .r- pol rF
sur HIN'f. lfMlN tNC. ACID COM
POUND" 90 s. p TOWNSEND.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
mo,, nueh IN DolInr,. rnrth cune

Iiegt, 'ar-. deep Il,rI were cu-,d ~ t...ur ,-I.
fusir( n.furt oi B-osf't ppr-f,r
The following Do tac most wonderful and aston. ing
cure ttat was ever tH,gtcI uu e. human tt.r. If, .7
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
Stage Notice.

a. and alter Monday Aug II, The 81,
- gee l"al 'eave Rausnd and ron IN can
neouon with ne CAesbuo ana Fnrbburc
Railroad VI, leave az g O'Clock. A N. ma
a"c'ocA J.. NJ Passeugefs tk,up M, m
lefno"n Stage will aruvo ia Boston AZ n
a N lho next day.
irNriNoTo7, BHYANrG Co
Rutland Aug HISS
ALSO
StsRe leaves Rutland via Bethel ian
ton ever yday O'Clock 50 minute. AZ
aruvcd m Boston o'ciosl d Al
day, Sundays eHcepted.
PUTNAM & BRYANT
Rcuand Aug fI.Isis az
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
GLESD0y REFINED IRON.
Round and Square Iron, Scroll
Iron, Hoops.

Manufactured y at tbs Glendop Rolling Mill
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-13

GOING TO CALIFORN1A.-While every day
brings US accounts of ship loads of adventure
ers of the un-gentler sex bound to California,
and the {" diggins," we are pleased 10 see that
a Mrs. Farnham has been busily engaged in
getting up a company of young ladies to go
there, with the ostensble object of refining
and civilizing the turbulent spirits who, with
out the softening influence of woman's socie-
ty. mig hit be in danger of relapsing into prim.
tive hartarism. And, as nobody is without
their enemies, and people will talk, some in
gracious scamps have been wicked enough to
hint, that, as small acknowledgment of their
philanthropic services, or perhaps, as fur
Their evidence of their self-sacrfcing spirit,
these young ladies' have no objection 10 en-
numbering themselves with that very awk-
ward, but sometimes useful appendage-even
to phianthropic ladies-a husband. But be
that as it may, we much question whether
this time next year will see many of the a.
foresad young ladies in state of single bless
edness, and we don't blame them. AS that
sage philosopher and political economist,
Samuel Slick, Esq, Of Slickville, would elo-
quently remark, "t's human natur.' In
good truth, though, we think Mrs. Farnham's
idea is the very best that has yet been started
Our only objection is, that the ladies are going
round Cape Horn. Will they be sick' The
bare thought together with some matter we
have just put in the bottIe9 makes our ink
turn pale