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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14

DIED On Saturday the 3fd inst.
WARNER NJ. LEEDS, after protract-
ed illness Of several months.
Mr.. Leeds was one Of the early citizen S
Of this place. AMI in its infancy contribu :
tel much by his enterpriz. and the ener-
~ Of his character to advance its pos
perity. liz was worthy man and a
good citizen.
Oh Sunday evening last, at the
residence Of Ben amin Strattan near this
place. after an illness Of several months
duration. ROBERT HILL, extensively
known as one Of the earliest settlers of
this CO intry. IL; was at one time a
member OF the State legislature and filed
several other siations of public impor-
lance. and was in all faithful to the trust
conf led TO him
We regret our inability to give a more
extended notice . these venerable
Friends, who for 50 many wears have
been identified with all our public and So
ciai interests. and who have now gone to
meet the rewards laid up for wel-spcnt
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NEW 1.zS.27ls:SE'.

SoHAs1s,s A. SONS. Br"aiwav, north
4 a. OF Court stT I. are niauufH UriHg w hite
Lead. Pirior PANT. Patty, &c. We now
prepared to til all oriers promptly, aud of the
very best quality. Il. Conkiinr tn. princIp Il
of thrs. two establishments, has brrn actively
hni constantly engaged IN the maunfa"ture OF
White Lead for twenty two years in this city
and u" !cris untirr many obtig itlons for the lib
rr,l = itruuage Of The pablo during that time
" = are prep trt.i TO III tnutacturc al these two
~tthl ls nent- twenty tiv. hundred kegs of Pure
" bite Lad per week; and con Increase ihs-
iuonut by running at night so that ti- pnbiIc
assure! tina, their orders VIII be filled
promptly, ut thu very lowest current rates for
thr cash or good paper. a supply of Red Lead
inI IGiil4rrs. always on iiui.
Gin .inntti. Aug. II. I~I). .az 81 Il
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street, South Of the Starr HOUSE,
where he makes order all kinds Of CAR
RACES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line He also, keeps number Of articles in his
line on hand. He believes his work will COIN
par. favorably with any manufactured in the
wes,-he the best of mate rails a nd for finish
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be-
exee.l-d. His price. are moderate, and term,
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicit.
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
July 2s, 1850. 37-ly.
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COuntcrfciterSD cteCted....
SHAMEFUL. AND UNPRlNClPLED
Will. AIN H...

such is the use ia ne~- wide spread reputation.
and immense demand for Dr. Rogers Llverwort
aud Tar. that reckless and cunning Iinposters,
regardless alike Of human sutirrug> anu conse-
quences, utterly lost to every feeling of human
ity and virtue. are constantly attempting to
counterfeit il. And have been frequent
" called upon 10 check these base and high
hantie inpositionsH III II We feel IN duty boand
10 warn and protect the public against the by
every means III our power.
The attempt some time since by Professor II.
Rogers, Of Cincinnati, have stopped, not
withstdneIng his wealth and Influence.
We NOW warn YOU against another Counfer-
ftifeF, the malicious cunning and reckless lthno-
ralitv of which must excite the pity and
tempt Of every honest man
John L. Toand IN the employ Of George NJ.
Allen, Druggist Of Cincinnati, has counterfeit
ed our label, "torged the fac simie Of Andrew
Rogers Signatures, printed pamphlet wholly
false. and certificates entirely fictitious, and
sueti medicine like unto the genuine Ia erier-
nat appearance only.
We warn the public against this Infamous out
rGge, tins IoIand having no responsibility al
stake. under the assumed title of Doctor Toiand
Is the nominal father Of the whole concern.
W ealth. reputation, and high station, have
not withheld the avariciCus aud unprincipied,
not only in defiance OF all law aud honesty, to
steal and fraudulentIv appropriate we'll
earned reputation, but regardless of human life
aud suffering, by substituting their wretched
cour.~ rfeit, dppriving the consumpfIve of n
-.ledcine which in all human probability might
save their lives.
hat contempt too btterl
hat terms too harsh
Or punishment too s-vere'
Is il not fraud? is il not theft? is il not MURDER
A high sense of duty compels us To these pub
lie exposIiions Of knavery and imposture. our
own rights are legally protected, and It is for
the uuwary aud afflicted we feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14
BENJAMIN STRATTAN,

TTAVING resumed has old position, behind
IL the counter, and having just received from
Philadelphia, a large aid we'll selected stock of
Staple, Plain and Fancy Goods,
Of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture he offers
them TO his old customers nd the public geier-
ally, at prices which cannot fail TO be accepta-
BILE. He would respectfully, but especially, iu-
vite ttention to his assortment Of
SDESno9 CD D9a
which consists. in part. of SILkS-Black, drab,
Chameleon. Plaid and Stripe, neat and beautiful.
c ordelnes. De Laines, Mohairs, Barages, Law rs
figured and Victoria, Linen Lustres, Ginehams,
Caiicoes, s"lid. PLAIN, medium and gay, &c &c
lie took much care in selecting goods
FOR EISIEND
and he thinks bis stock embraces almost every
style Of goccs they generally prefer, such As:
Plain Dress Goods; ShawIs, silk. ttibet and De
lain; Barcelona Handk-rchiefs: Cap Grape;
Crspe Lisse; Tarlten and Book Muslin; Book
Muslin handk rchiefs. &c. &c.
ALSO-PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, Of
various qualities and prices.
GENTLEMEN, eau be suited in French,
German aud American HRoADcLoTtis--blark
brown. olive, &c. Cassimerfs. Cashmeyefts, Six
srayp Itnii0n CIoth Trceds. Souineifs and VT
rirty OF 81 INFER GOODS, VARYING IN price
aud quality to SUIT the taste OF the purchaser.
Ali respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves. Every attic alton Will he
given and great pleasure taken in showing tile
goods and attending to the wishes of customers
n. Il. AT the solicitation of several persons
who pref to FREE LABOR GOODS,
pure hased Il small assortment of that kind Of
Goods. consisting Of PRINTS, hrached and
brown MuslIns, apron ami tr-ss ginghans. bed
trkinys, pasiaiorn goods, hosiery, eandiewick.
&c, which offered very the same
price Of other goods Of "A similar quality.
Fourth mo. 24t!,, 1850, lS,f
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4 new article for diseases OF the lungs. war
"A ranied TO give relief in "a hours, il used
according to directions. This article can be had
:" holesai- retail at Howelis s. Cos Drug
Store. They are authorized TO warrant il as
above stated.
They will also put it out on commission ia
vorabie terms, to those VINO wish it to sell again.
July 3, 1880 2s-tf
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a colony Of Swedes have settled at a
place which they call Bishop Hill. in Henry
county. Ill.,. where they have established
. mandatory for linens. such as table
el''h. napkins. sheets, &c. They are q
ms'sy and industrious people.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14

( carpenters PEEcIr!rArEp EXTRACT OF
! Peruvian HAEK.-'ihs extract contains all!
the active principle OF the Bark in icliv con-
centrateo 70 m. It is valuable remedy ia Fe-
yer aud Age 1t is much more etfrctual and
SAFER than QUiniue. and good deal cheaper. =
For sale al DR. Howel's Drug Store, No. lG,
Nam street.
March ID, 1850. 44tf
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LAMBS WOOL WANTED.

rHNiIE undersigned wishes to purchase an,
u quantity of clean washed Lambs w Dol
for which h. will pry the very highest price IN
cash. Inquire at the Boot and Shoe Stor. of
JOB BORTON.
Rctn,lI, ~. u. i1j). }I-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14

~ f. receiving almost every week lots
~ Of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, By
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand quantity OF Canvassed and other
Hams pat up family use: also. Prime Lard
Nc. Nc. POE & SiICTE.
Richmond, March l3, 1850. l2f
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Stone Cutting.

I VIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
L lie aud his friends, that he still continues
tue Stone -5uttfng business in Ri hmo nd on Mar
ket street. opposite the Public School House, and
is prepared TO furnish cut stone of every kind
on the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand ta1d expects shortly TO receive IN adGi-
honal SUPPLY a complete assortment of
AMERICAN MiRBLE i OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
nave ever before been sold in this city.
+ Pain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and to order Call and ex-
anime his assortme Mt and prices
DANIEL MORRISON
Richmond, Nay LIST, 1850. 3su:'47
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
e e TT O y z ,

HWEN EDGERTON. would respectfully
~ inform his FRIENDS and the public generally.
that he has moved his shop to the store room OF
Of Eli Brown. where hr Offering for sale a GOOD
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS ana SHOES con-
>sting of MEN's COARSE AND FINE Doors, GN-
TIERS. SHOES, SLIPPERS and PUMrs LADIES q Al
TERs. SHOES and SIIPPERS. CRILpREN's Doors
and SHOES. His stock embraces those of his
own manufacture. ana Cincinnati Custom made
Genfletafa's Fine Boots and Cutters and I,ady' S
6oofees. shoes and slippers, all of which he W AR
KAN > to be good heat aud s-rviceahle.-
Ills s,oci. o. Eastern made work is general md
equal 10 the best IN the market. His prices will
continue TO be as low possible 10 make them
Grateful for past favor he asks a Continuance.
Richmond, 4th NO. 10Th 1880. 59lf
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Desirable Residence for sale or

- Emf. Having relinquished house keeping
\, | offer for sale rent. my dwelling hons.
on the corner of Nain and G. reen streets The
house. has seven rooms. wood house. stable
carriage house, &c. The lot is 20 feet front on
Vain street. bv 900 on Green. well Set viii,
shrubbery. Inquire at the drug store.
JOS. HOWELLS. Jr
Richmond, May 22ud. lS50 22tf
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,E'Eac Place so EsUy Gsac:.E, and
W e w GOO ID Sy

ME subscribers have iu~' made an hfdI-
ton TO their stock of Goods. and they
respectfully invite their trI-ns!s and the pnbIIc
cali. examine and compare prices with the
same sort of Merchandise, now for sale III
other Stores in Richmond. Tiny nrs dffefHiln
al 10 04tl ftcu customers cood 6ar@Gins. ani
i will not be the fauit OF c. SHOWER x
co If purchases are not iuaar.
They have Il wrliEeIrcied stock of Cloths.
Cas~nerrS. Suttiurtts. Jeans. fianurI<, ladies
Dress Goods, Gentlemen's Summer Goods.
Palm Leaf Hats, SC. &c.
BOOTS; SHOES; Umbrellas: Paraso~:
Hardware: Cueen>ware Groceries !:
Nails; Glass. &c. &c. for sale al fair
and reasonable prices.
CASH Paid for ~ <,s.:, ::acd Produce
OF all kinds, received in exchange for Goods.
G. SHOWER & co.
Pearl Strett. So'h Of The Catholic CLnrct.
RtcHnoNp. Aug. II, 1850. 23tf
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LOOK Az .E'A7sS!
10 his odd customers.

The unders igned would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended to him.
and he hopes they viii continue their favor> to
the firm Of w T.. s. w Shea-on. who keep on
and at ali times. I; assortment si
Hats and Caps.
which they selling at iaIr and reasonable
prices. ,LEB SfiEARON.
Richmond. l2th mo. Goth. e4y. ltf
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WoeA. MoeA. WoNA..,

WISH TO purchase any quantity Of Tub or
Fleece washed w DOL, for which | viii pay
the h ighest market price either cash goods.
The w DOL should be free from Burs Tags.
have also received an additional suppl, Of
Fashionable aad Plain
e. q q q u ED 90
which | IN Sc Hing at reasonable rates, for cash
approx ed produce. ! respectfully invite my
old frIenis. customers and the pu bile TO call and
examine NY Goods and compare prices.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond. Aug. IA. 1880. 2l-tf
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10 tllr 7nIsl1it3,s.> OF Richmond.
:,n virlNity who may need good
6'.lnaps. o. other Plumbing Or
Elyd1-a.:7:c work.
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Ready Made Clothing,

gotten up in superior style. and OF good ma :
t-rials. His stock consists OF al kinds of Dress,
Sack and Orr Co-ss: Vests and Pants; for Ell
thrr winter or summer wear.
He has also received a large lot of CLoTus;
CAssrHEREs; SATTrNErTs: niain and f1rcy styles
of goods for summer wear, embracing such a
variety Of style ana quality that he Ha,ter> hum
self that he phase any person wishing &c
purchase; and which he will make to order, IN j
manner equal to any other establishment. He
has sale gene raj assortment of ge nt-Ine n 5
wardrobe. consisting of shirts: Cn,!rr-shirts;
Crayais: Hosiery; Handk rciIefs; &c, &c
The public are respectfully invited o call and
examine for themselves. Having purchased his
stock at The lowest rates. he is enabled 10 sell
40 ain OIL the most favorable terms
K. VI. JORDAN.
Richmond, March -, 1899. l4-if
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REV. F.. w. SEHON-REv. EDWARD Str.
EENSDN


The following Is a verbatim copy Of a eertik.
cate now III the possession Of The proprietor Of
Bulls Saraaparilln. Rev. E.. w Sehon il wide
iy and generally known ~ an eloquent and &C.
eomplished pastor OF the VI. f.. Church and
Rev. Edward Stevenson has heel known a. oue
Of the mos, talented and Ieslaus me tnker n that
the Kentucky Conference. could boast Of fur
many y~ars-and at this time is filing the hiet,
and responsible station Of agent 70. the NJ =.
Book Concern, South. Can the world p,oduea
better. or more satisfactory testimony in favor
Of any mecicine1
LOUISVILLE. May 20. ie4s.
We have used John Bnll's Ssresnar;ii. ,S
have known it to be used with entire ,.,;.f,r.
ton; and we have no hesitation IN saving ,h.e
We believe it 10 be = safe and vaiuable n,rd;c.l
compound. and calculated to produce much FOOD.
and re'eve much suffering; and. therefore. = osIA
cheerfaly snd snoss earnestly recommend il 70
the afflicted.
tSigned) e. W. SEHON,
E. SrEvENSOE
For ssic, Wholesale and retail. by
TUCKER e. MANSFIELD. Agents.
| Asis street, Peoria. IN
TFos 'sie at j. HewsiIs 4 Ce's. Drug Store,
! Richmond, Indiana.
Jane Is, 1850. ML,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14

From DR.. L.. p. YnndeH Pyofessor Of C.emisfrv
in the Louisville Medical College.
81 have looked the list Of ingredients
composing John Bu.rs Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparii'a, aud have no hesitation in saving
that they form safe compound, and one that
promises we'll III chronic diseases, to which il 10
applicable"
L. p YANDELL. NJ D.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

Mr. Foo,e aid he sts 4 eonsdtut;ou
lovins ard lAr sbsiins man. lie OF
" worc arms ~f,cn he hsd reason 10 tt
here he vas in danger II being attach
ed. lie preferred another method o.
settling dsfEe ul,ics, and had always len
n. door o,en 30 avoid the necessity
for any other mode cf settlement than
tia. referred u. lie declared that he
bad no design ofprcceedins further III
The immediate Controversy which bad
occurred, bu, h,,ins,cd that. a. a man
ofhonor he Eel, bound TO take proceed
ings elsewhere.
Mr. Benton greeted The las, remark
With a con,cmp,ious laugh loud enough
10 be heard Throughout, the Chamber.
Aftcr some further debate. the mo.
ton 70 appoint committee was agreed
n. and before any other action MAS
hal, the Senate adjourned.
We learn from the National Intellicen.
Ger ,ha. tie following letter was on
Thursday communicated 70 the United
states Attorney:
G STREET; April Is, 1850.
TO PHILIP X. FESpALL, Esq.
! United .States District Attorney:
Sta: 4 pistol was drawn upon me
yesterday in the Senate Chamber. aud
although the Senate has taken notice
Of tina, act, and commenced proceed
ing upon it, yc. this proceeding is nc
bar TO the action of a court Of Of justice
and. besides, the power Of the Senate
is limited. think it a proper sub
jcct for cour. Of justice and wish il
to be brought before the Criminal
Court Of this District for the cxamina
ton and design which the laws would
give it. ! enclose National lntclli
genccr Of this morning. an official re
port Of the Senate proceedings, ant
have marked the passage TO which
invite attention. / do not send thu
PAPER as evidence, but AS q guide t.
the inquiries Of the Grand Jury, ant
have to add that I will be ready T.
iappear before that body, if required
and perhaps to give the names Of som,
persons rs witnesses.
! Respectfully, sir,
your obcdient servant.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

NEWSPAPER CREDIT SYsTEM.-The
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot,
speaking Of the .Nd.ionn! MteHigeacr,
says that the outstanding debts due to
tina. establishment arc estimated a, si00-
900. On this, the Boston Herald re-
marks:
1--WE doubt not there are other sub
scrip,ion papers, the propricters of which
can tell us as sad a story as the one
above. The loss Of every paper Of the
kind is no less, on an average than TWEEN
,y per cent, per annum. We know an
instance which occurred in this city,a few
years ago, when an old establishment
was compelled TO fail, at the SAME time
its outstanding debts were not less than
$4,000, no, one quarter OF which was
ever collected by the assisnees. The
late Mayor Russell once attempted 10
draw up his subscribers TO a aging point
-.orne ef them were indebted TO hin
for twenty years subscription. One o.
these ordered him to stop his paper. III
be hanged" said he, il ! take rapel
from any man who duns me 10 pay fol
it" The fellow had read the paper foi
twenty years without paying cent fol
it, proprietor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

CrnAx EXPEDITION Within day or
two several men have left this city aud
many have passed through here from above,
who i. is stated have been enlisted for the
proposed expedition against Cuba, We
understand tina, they have been engaged
for one year, and large pay has been prom
iscd them Nothing more than that their
destination is Chagrcs has hccn impaired
TO them. 81 far a. we can learn. We have
heard i, also stated that commissions for Of.
iiccrs signed by Gen. Lopez, have been
preferred |, is further rumorcl that the
command Of the expedition has been offer.
cd to Gen Shields. -LouisrtWe Courier
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

The State Of Georgia, whose indus.
try excels tina. Of any other Southern
state among her many other branches
If labor has turned attention to that Of
manufacturing Turpcntine. No less
than -, 900 barrels have been manu-
featured there the present working ser
son. At the same time the distillatiou
ofcrude turpentine is rapidly increas
at various points. About ten d;stil
lerics are reported working.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

STA-r cr NgrIcTTt ,Rf ~ remembered tint
District Of Katlaud. -. ~ special 'e''ion At
the Probate Eourt Of the sad .triet Of Rut ord
held 81 Rutland IN taia district, On tbs lGih asy
O! April, 4 u lsJ0.
Preset Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whertns Horst.1 Mead, RGm al. traitor Of ne
estate Of stephen Smith late "iFulihrd IN tsIa
distinct deceased, irtestht. has TIN. lay med.
application to'sil conrt pr"po'iBs 20 render
49, 1rc04Lt # his naturalization ~ .2id r'tn'e
and requesting 'ai,i court - make Deere A.
.irriry the r., due 81 'aid e-iu,e real nud Ttr.
s"ral after the I5ymcrt Of ito et-r a. 'a.i
derr4,ri and ~" s,PeLsc. 81 1dmIn!,tfAtiSL -
IT,. h,r. Of ,ati d-srr'td
Therefore, II isrs,I, ny 'aIl rebate -"n''
:, =. tie examination 81 .a.J arc rutt ..r sou
srrt ard rad d"er'c ts All tt'y b'r'Lj are
't'rrfeILpt Rat J 'r''t"'i u "a court l. .
b." ! - 'hr me. p. The Trs!tt Of "a 4 r. bAir
csIrt - R,Iara IN ,iih di''r,~' on tie ht,i
aH,iay beng G,h day - MAY A. u. lht
a.. thst ret@c tts'eof be given by pghllFh-
M: actrt.hrd copy g: the r'e.rd q iL'' o'G er
three setk, spc~essive'y, Irsstcgs tl"T't" IT. Ne
Ratlsrd Herald, newspaper printed Il ,ail
Rgtiari IN or5,r that all FersYr, ttteres,t
therein may then and there srp~-.r b-ior. ,sid
cogit uHd c,i-ci to the A!lo~p .ics u ,siI as
cour aud tLs ordering s4t. dsctes - hey zee
esuse. trar cop, Il r.cGrd.
II HENHi HALL. RsgrlsT.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
Would SOC n BIO in o Grave.

NJ WILLIAM n JESSiNGa. a ,nerrhhra AZ If~r""f
fs0,e fLt,bhlH fAt 'ici'lrt :. iSt:
sBd -, d u vhi1i rf tLktTS
INDIss Pf'I Nrt iHl n Us ~ ,si efsrisd ~ VI VII
LIAM moo KIT a. a1iplias uy lie ssid sir Cr'<s
sought rri,.I rnR lie iss Ths Hnt numerous
tho issi l-'i ~ nAi
f4sTss'ita, ~ ALcn fs had "H bs ~hss spd
i'iha he tity, iisi b. wise bsso
ssr.am lie g,so ~ b.. lN.r-n. s,rI Nil Il ~oas
who would ,stnsd Bu' 10 The isss
ii.si ;l 81 me- LofG, DI HHA"fS INDIAN ffhO
NARY btIsAM unrisnrl the l,Ani ~ the ard
restored M AID. snl lu aoitAr Ass,ss
vvoysd
u DAM Isq Giant . al yA-hsfv ri Jfsvs~S. ~
tSuy o. s',f stated
NJ tssf.fsd
RI. -.J ,..f.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
A DOCTOR CUREO!

DR W FRENCH n Esisais H7-th ~ss'v atdtspss.
s'"t nc 10, al Jsnnsry Igf' i'Ns have bs y
IN tee trruia practice n'eiitih' IN s
Int ~ss ulir'i 10 qu Ne psfc" 81 Pri' a'tqd IN c,nsa
Y.tcs NJ III health Iva .i.f-iy st'ei With fA,opS
Ih,riS ~ The Lungs that tNs Cos.
past d"a. trpetri snio. inerssry ny Ant
dn, and had pans and tbss, stss aut
Luss' ied un recommended ley Tie NJ u ~ fai
Of ir f'irsspa oil Ia effect eI-ppr tn.
!ity rsns.1 Icy il'ni nd Tsi NJ. \.
rY' sad ha'" NJ il!h now N Item g"~sNy bui ~
ndp' I'd =. tsh ui,ual lali''a
inH- 81 bnAN1'S tSDIAN ~ LMbSARY BALsANI sHJ
lilo herr ~ tnr~ s9" thu hsts VI The sTeied
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

District of r srhavcn, at a Probate cou't
holden At Castleton within and for said district
on the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1850.
Whereas, James F!ag2, administrator OF the
estate of Asa Christy, late Of Hnbbardton, il
said district, dccearsed, proposes to rcnder an
account'of his administration of said estate, and
present his account aainst 81 estate for allowance.
II is ordered that said account be received and
examined by said court at session thereof TO
be heiI at Cas'lotoD aforesaid on the 81 Wed
nesiay 1t being the 22nd day of May mex, and
that all persons he notified thereof by publish
ing n copy OF the record of til. order three
weeks excessively in the Rutland Herald a news
paper printed at Rutland in this State, the las,
Of which publications shall be previous to the
time appointed for hearing. true copy ofr,c-
ord. Is ALAoS WABSrR, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
PURE NORTHERN CLOVER SEED

THE subscriber Offer for sale large guam
l TT, Of Pure Northern Glover Seed, clean.
ed by the weii-haoun Wills Of Messrs. shaw Of
Roshury, aud Staples of Wilhsmstonn, VI
The seed IL warranted free from the foul seed u
saaily found in the southern clover seed. Far
mers and others who do not wish TO stock Their
lard with ia ses and other foul seed viii do ell
to call aai examine my stock Of seed before
purchasing els.where. l.. LANGDoS.
C.s;ieioH, Apr. 18Th 1850. ID