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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

STATE or VERMONT. I

Di,,r.c, Of Rutland, - nS Lcrrd that
At stated session Of the Probate toUr, Of the
said ii trict of kGtand held =, kp'land in mud
iur said district On the first Monday, being
the ID day Of December, A. ID 1850
Whereas certain instrument IN writing da.
ted the lJth day of August, \. u. 1850. lur
porting 10 he the last viii AID Testament Of
benjamin johnson. late OF Shrewsbury, in said
district deceased. has been th.s day presented
g. said Court By Warrua d. Aldtich the ,N-
ccut therein named in order that slid ualru-
Incni may be duly proved an allowed BY saii
court a. said lat vii AMI testament.
Therefore, Il j. ordered by End Court, tia,
the p',blt' AMI allowance of sail instiu-
meut said last " III snd tcst.imcnt he AMI they
hereby referred 10 stated se.siun of .aid
Probate Count t. te held at the OEice of the
Register OF said Court in said Rutland on the
fr-i Monday icing the 9th day Of January, A.
ID. l0jl md that notice thereof be given by
publishing certified copy @! the record @, thl,
order three weeks successiyely previous thereto
IN the Rutland Herald 3 newspaper priutcI
at said Rutland aud circulated IN the ne I'll Dor
hood OF those interested in order tina, all per
sons interested therein may then and there ap,
pear before said court and cOutc-t the probate
and allowance Of >aid instrument as SAID last
Will aud te.tamcui, it they see cause,
\ true copy OF record.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
NOTICE

4 MEETING of ,hc -,ork hnldcts of A.,
- Western Vermont Ra,ltpaA Co,nrau,
II b" held 81 the Town House 10 Factor,
Pom, on the H. Tuestav ~ lanuarv I, u
-, a. ~ O'clock. 4. NJ ft the cloci,ot
Of Directors fot the wear ensuing, and ru tie
Transaction Of any 9th + business found NJ
cesss't when 'nr,
MfRON CLARK President
Stsr,A Ssi1u, Sec frt,rt
oiice uf tn IS Vt Il u Go -
Iactoty POINT. De 2 10
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
NcW Line Of Mail Stages

( ant A'tei Noteml-'' !, l~'n SIC sut-. r,
i'~i vi ran hoe of stag. fran Rutland
~ Ecth'i H"rdstr.b. NLie River, ard
Wlha"'t. ~ follows
leave kutland rv..- dsN On ihe Arfi,al q,
thr cars 'r"'' burlington and We, snd ti,r
stage from Rrniuur,.p, = I 2o'cI.k VI
i"f sch ~ the sh"r" mamie places aud ~
~" Of Woodstock the me evening
h'inrnrug i"avc Woodstock every dav
fNu'IhVs r'r,p'~h ~ . % ,l,~k \ n and
H'rv" ~ ktilsuH ~ t,ui.. iIr the rass.r, - nv
:" take 'h" ra's irt whitehall, TT, sgd puf.
hnaipn and hnsIor, tpd lh, ,'ap, Tor R,r
u'Ftnn,
Leave n,,hrl 90 tho etr, vol .r ihs c,,s
'r'ni Hrs'"u ard Au,vr ,nRailand ilr follow
M a'"trluc - iatt fit r,s..,.H,..s t., tate
~" fret ira 81 rs,. '., Ni.t-LsN -.+ 1l.,.
II Hisi ANT rnrtsto,
RutMtd. Y, ls,.I.sa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

e. The Oglen,bursh Road promi,.
es to do "A much larger cuisines, than
was anticipated. Large amount, OF
freish, have been received at O,lcns-
burgh for transportation eastward, and a
a late letter states that 10000 bbl, %:
-four are piled up there, waiting trans.
roriaiion, together with large quaint.
tlc> OF butter. cheese, etc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

G{s As retaliation for the an,i-slnve-
~ resolutions Of the free States. The
Governor Of Virginia recommends that,
a tax Of ten per cent. be imposed on all
their manufactures sold within the lin.
its Of the Comm onwealih. Also.,ba, a
tax be lc,ies on all foreign goods con.
sumed there. which are received through
the free States.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

a SILVER MINE DISCOVERED ~
BRANpoN.-Wc understand that bed
o, Silver Ore has been discovered
abou, 3 miles Southcas, from Brandon
village, incorporated with milk quartz
and argIllaccous slate. Ii is however
ascertained that the ore is not II, pro.
dnctive as was first anticipated, and
probably will not pay for working.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

trf Hiram Powers, the American
Sculptor. is employed in I'aly on the
statues Of America and California.----
They are both mentioned as likely TO
prove master pieces; and Of America
a ,iSiter says: The figure will be
fourteen feet high, and for power, beauty
and d entity combined, i, is on Of the
finest | have ever seen in Italy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

| AiASft Wsic~s,e,
! ttslsre Worcester.
( JOHN n'avu 4 VIE
llauaibai " ofcrs lef nutiaoH q. C,nt,
iicisra " s,rc~sie,, - ysetr.srI.tUIA.
wallace NctcrsiFf.
NsfsA " crrester
Jahn J wo,u~s,rt.
Lsu.cr Hoscc,tef.
ftta II ,ottsaa br~tr= --cafnpi,,r,rr ths
'ni'n " Ne'resicf, deceased, IN be-, l'fr titsse
on the 'Hh Ars,l. i,,s,. tot tho ean,,detaips
- i've h1"dted dolssrs. conveyed 10 Hear,
IewrI st'iiA,n iiast 80 parcel e land, iyssr
snc hrins n tis~ndon "a SD eeaaty o,
ko''Atd, de~rr,i', as follows B,g,nning
at Hsle and NJ. s'ant,ns un the ssutti
inf If ib' hehWsy ~heir thc town Ap.
'iosses u" fuad, thence North al" Isd ~
t"d' ~ III, toad g. stake Ap6 stones ttr acc
N"i'h hS' las, r,His or the hsheay to u
tlahe and stones. thence South = West "a
Ids - siaLr ADD stones. Thence North to
I.a'l & rode % 4 Jo nv -, W.. i lin-. III, nee
south : West ~ tod. to the tann hne.
thence VS., s. \oft, o. rod. "a the ,.w n
lirr !" s'AhC ano stones thru,r North T.
tisi ~ rods t. ID, rfsl bs uiioaed baunds
containing 10 sctcs ~ tpd.. in The same
mp'c oI I's- tu,cnauinr that .a,a ,i, "a.
49, w'Fc it-c from al tUtuHthtspcrs aud tn
''''"' "''' ''""i Ai' ~Ai' hHAinsI all
''"'' Ah' ''n!nd' "l'a'n'e. =, "hirh
"'''.' Wv "a" Hr"fY, "n INC Ut N'vrns-
or 30 convey '' The SAD stephen Ross,
IA 81, sam" covenants Ana 80 IL" lst
VIZ '7'''' me HA'd stephen m"f'g'Ged the
s""'e P'r"ises i' Ira Mann !" secure the
pay 'H' "' oil wa hnnd" ! dol'ats,w hch prom,
- Va" 'A'd ira on 'hr VHh Nav 100, ppt.
ID. az" ." ~" %" stephen "nt A'iiIny
WI" '"A' a. tL' tine 81 tr execution of
s," q "a - '". i'" ''hn !" 10 We sa'i
'''"'' we -" prem 'ys 80 % t"' 'trr '.1
81" ,'."'h zen 49, tni lhAt u" siI 81 Z.
90 ''' 80 hat'h -, had W"iisaGci the
"a i"r''.n.N I" II tv'n Ih'1' I" sccu-r
va l'f'"i i''"'' 81 C. -t''1 contact dated
w. Isl Al'i'h ~, i' 'iad l"r the said
'"''h -" i"us OF s'"u" val ~ the H.
:, '''"''''' tt'h "'A', winch the sa'u .'o"n
ID mover Itt'"r"'a ~ hS it!e tnr, tor has
ms '@'cu' = ~ aim "'atfal"i s'n'e h'H d"atl,
"hd the saiJ premises are st'li cha goat H. iut
s"'u money Shd interest and damages iof 'H'
hf'A'h i"rf''I, tat GA the "a DC. iNI'
TIE hh'd k'nh"n Il procured decree -
chance against Tia" said Si"Fl'rn ana Ira,
!" ny thr sad hcuocn, or The Clerk of 'his
'""H S''-,b'. the sum d1" on sand contract,
,.e "'trst hhd cost o. court, by The htsi
M"bdiy nj september. ~, or t." irrccluscd
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80. 49, trsf ~ ,-,f., Nrtssre-s - tssar n. "a,
'r - H"its'i as Ns.tfnras IA 81, - ~8u re q
si-ss
it}fl riffA>N
\ " ft-.~.srft b., sh4. ffsis srstst H.
N"~ 70 s'',ss t~slt~r Nt a. to- Nteet ~.
4 80 : n i-Er itsffl-sttt y p'sss trAt. -
's.s'r+rr - tafs Est. stsrs 3d. t.. w tfa4ss ~
"a Go nls3s f,s Nss IA
a " " ,r,s ra't- Ita-s., r.~is -!
T0Fr'' ~ lits I sia sru~f 81 Nsr.lags t,sias &
"a trr.i.s
tNtNt TkSTlpfnN
=. D. t'rf Nsssi.ss To-. rHrtrsfsnf
ib = .5.. - r-sir - st,-4...
a. W f.-- i'4.sst fss.. hH." n, t.u
i'0" 80 Nf,as r.,ta 60 Z. .4,sf.a
~ - - y irt 80 s..r.,4,.-f.- ... To-
tdNFi - rp@~CnrT t.a,i to-.a..s
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n4Jenny Lind gave her farewell

h-Jenny Lind gave her isTeweil
concer; in Philadelphia at the Mu'l
cal Fund Hall, Oh Friday evening
The applause al times was quite Thrill
ling. Jenny will Immediately Iro
ceed to Baltimore, where she viii give
three concerts. and then PASS on ,c
wAshin g,oa. Charleston. and Havana
While 10 Philadelphia she made do
nation Of 5000 10 the Southwark
Soup Society.
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Cg' or Mr.. lIubbic. First Assistant

cE' or Mr.. IuLbic. First Assistant
Postmaster General, the Washington
correspondent Of the Tribune writes
The facts about Mr.. Hobbies retire
meni, are simply these. Mr.. IIobbie is
obliged TO seek Southern climate for
the benefit OF his health. He informed
the President and Postmaster General,
some months since, that he could not
continue here through another winter,
and asne d two or three months alb cncc.
II was not granted, and his resignation
TO take place on the 26ih of this month
has been for some time expected. But
the Department has found il necessary
to make more efficient arrangements for
the conveyance Of the mails by sea be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
1t has been thought that Mr.. Ilobbie' S
long experience would enable him to
conduct this business to better adyan-
tage than any one else, and he has ac-
cordingly been selected TO proceed to
Havana, Jamaica, Panama, perhaps the
seat Of the New Grcnadian Govern
men,. and probably to California and
Oregon. TO use hi, best exeriions to put
tie service on proper footing. Hi
resignation will take effect on the com
pleion Of his mission, about the 1T o
April, 1881.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MAEKET, Dec.

DkItIITUN " 7 I. MAIth l. 7, DC .
At Market lDn Beet Cattle, 80 Stores, 10
par. Wotbtrg p1gn, Gl Cows and Calves
ilou Sheep snn i.au,b~, and 1850 SWIM"
fuo,- BUj LoW6-fttra SOS It.
Gualtv = nc ~ d. Si7t I'd do 81 ~
~garls- icsr ',sgs-- -. Goa IA
I,-o ls9rs Oid-el -.
Ih,tt itars Oid--SlJ -
H1rkisg UIsn--S75. 10 al
f,,ss cad Cair $ S2h 20. -, p. n y
she,B aad is,sts- 81 -, goo, 27j 4 3 90
Sartss-. &c ielA.! 3 &c
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BANK STOCK At AUCTION

on tho frs, Tuesday of January next, at
] clock J.. VI q, the Court House, - III be-
sid ~ auction 10 the hughes, bidder, seventy.
five shares %. The Capital Stork Of the B1nk
oi Rutland, unless sold a. private sale before
that time. MOSES PERKINS.
Rutland, December lOih, $50.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

GF~Thc receipts Of -four nj Albany,
by the Erie Canal. for The lasi week in
November. show an excess over any
previous week. in tie history OF the
Canal. of 1892 barrels The RECEIPT.
for tie month Of November exceed
those of ti,c month OF June, 1917. nla,
being the month of the largest prcsiou,
rcccipt>,) elsi.9J0 barrels.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Dad, YOU know ,ha, bras, thing
the Teller rin me for my trunk, there
at the dcpo, 2
Yes
Wal, ',wan, nothin' bn, brass, was
IL"
'No, I s'pose not
Good wal. ! tucked i, on 70 thai,
hackman back there for quarter,
and he vet, Of satisfied
jonathan found out what kind Of
game he had PLAYED when he saw the
hickman prcsen, his check and take
his trunk from the baggage master. in
spite Of his own loud demonstrations
tina, it belonged to lin.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

csrThc Spanish Minister appcars
much annoyed at the rumors of con-
templaicd second invasion Of the island
Of Cuba.--irequent communications by
telegraph are passing between him and
the parties in New Orleans on the sub
iect. Our Government thinks there is
nothing serious in the matter Boston
Atlas
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NOTICE

4 assessment # Ten nollars upou each
- shstc ~ the capital stock Of the Yves.
tern Vermont Ratlroai Company. has been
lad hv ih" Directors ofsa'd Company rpd
"'i"iri t. he pad To- Tie ctrd,, rf the Treas.
urrf AT hut!nod, ba,ieok'il, ~ Star. BanA,
on 81 before the -'h day Of January III.
MYRpN CLARK President
SfstcA SNItu. Secretary.
Office of the W Vt u 4 G.. &
Factory Point, Dec ., l-tu
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rEEssING CAsrALTr.-The Green
witch Wash. COZ Journal states. that
two girls who were employed III the
Factory at Schuyler,ille in returning
to their homes after their evening la
Dor La, Tuesday, owing to the darkness
o. the night, walked of the bridge al
Fish Cr.tk. and were drowned.--.ifba-
ny HegisffT.
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NOTICE

A IL prtsnus indebted 10 Clement 4 -.
"a c"nO, by note or account Of Que ycat
stand NJ, ar" requested to pay thr same hy
tic LET day u January.
" II llSCOMB
Centre Rutland. Dee. 10. Toe. 81
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PROBATE COURT MO rrcr.

rHNilE Probate Couri Va nd for the district
< of Ruiiand, will hold ITS stated sessions
during the cfsutng year at Henry Hall Of.
;ice m Rutland IA sad district, an the frs,
Mon 1ays o. each inonth. Is, order Of Court
HENRY HALL, Register
Dee ., l-,jU 81
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Reception # Senators Peots and
Dorm, a, .Ncw York, New YORK ,
Monday evening". Great eroSds Of
citizens attended the reception that
sas gwen to Senators Foote and
.'oyas II the City Hall, and great
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

~ Hon. James Meachar, has been
prevented from taking his scat in Con-
cre,s This session, hitherto, by Illness
lie leaves for Washington this week.
Middlebury Register
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The Markets.

RAILROAD SrocE Sales IN Boston, De-
crnher Z. Northern ~ Ia -Psssumpsic
20 Vermont and Massachusetts, 81 ,
Dgdcnshurgh - TO 10 Vermont Central
30 3>i to 81 l.i-Ruiland g.
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REPORT
or sas vosvM Asysa GENERAL.

The Postmaster CenerAl report.
The number Of mail rou,c. within
the In!.ed Sisi.s Of the close u III.
hsal yesr ending the jo,h Of June La,
~ss 500 the aggregate length a
teeh rva,es "a, lTs.e72 miles; and
The rufneer Of contractors employed
thereon AGO.
The sanas, transportation IL Tic
u AL, ca these routes vas SC.&i.I2s
miles ~ an ssnaai coat Of s7,T2\246
mating the average cast s,-ou. Ave
ocsI and eight and q half mill, Der
ale
"Tbe increase in the numLer O. IN.
Iard mail routes during the year was
ois III" increase in the length q mail
r"a'es ess 1000 miles, and the annu.
a. irnnsporiaiso" 81 the year exceeded
lat O. sl's previous year by 3.9a7,3d.
m'lc'. NJ an Increased cos, of s3.2.l4o.
he mail stfvicc IN California and
oregon. having been irregular in IL.
rsr"r'nanco, ard imperfec,ly reported
:" 'be department, has no, been emLra.
I'D ia The foregoing statements
There we're on the 30th of Jun.
lss', Ave foreign mail routes. of the ~.
grega,e length of IS .o79 miles. and the
annual price Of the transportation there.
on. PAYABLE by til. department, was
s!"t COG te'ng an increase &C ss,sls
on 'b" ccs' of the preceding year.
The increase Of the mail service for
tie last fiscal year was abou, nine and
'.Dr tcnihs per cen, gnl tic increase
- ousi vas Twelve auI se>cn-!cutas
cent.
The whole number &C post Offices on
~ day nbve mcntipncl was Is.4l7.
There were 1919 pos, Offices establish.
II md 800 discontinued during the
,t1r
g1css 'o'oru" of ths Be-.
f1.um'nt was .ss.a5.s-l -
! r. n'iuie 5?l2.451 ~
l.A.tss uGirv. over cSren. $40 uie nJ
Ddfawn appropriations Scd5, .l5S IS
H'ist &c 10 credit OF the revenue
It department. Oh the 3n,h Of
Io"e estimated fi1 lGi 81
ttsd,bie Aniancc ialLT2o &c
>n'"'' e. Deduction u ~. 67j U4
iiar tie Bn,,-h gov. uI,urr postal
traty, Which reduces utt hai.
"7"r 10 l,l32,o -
The Posimas,crGcncral recommends
certain important reductions in postage,
which be thinks will diminish the reve.
noe derived from lila, source but he
looks To postage on the matter now
frauhc1i hy members Of Congress, or an
appropriation in lieu thereof. 10 enable
thc Department 10 sustain Itself
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Dec. H. New Arrival

AT sFEACLK
Bay Water,
i.uhsns 90 nc ne P-rfst7's,
sszpd soap Balls,
Trti rsfsni Soap BAH.
rschn AfniHabs,
LIP s1iys,
I.aae, Pore AonArs,
Cent DO d
Cigar Cs,-s N.w siyies,
Csids Sssts;g! .EuS', sc a. ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

ehthusissm prevailed. Ogden lioH
man, on behalf Of the Is.ioa Safety
Committee. welcomed them heartly
70 this city. Mr.. Foor then made a
patriotic speech in favor Of the Onion
in which he severely deal, With the
Abolition PARTY. lie declared ,ha.
MlsslssipFi would. in their Conyen.
ton. next au,arnn. e'nrhs,icallv De.
clare for the Union. and tina, Sou,h
Carolina. only hA,ched lie secession
plot. and would one day repen, it.
Mr.. sDowns followed. and a. we'll
IS Mr.. foo,e Was greeted With much
cheering.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Sotrm CAROLINA LEGI,LArrRr.--
In the Ileuse, on Saturday. sixty
thousand dollars were appropriated TO
the purchase %. ordnance. In the Sen.
ate. resolution was adopted, for the
committee on military TO report upon
the cxpediency Establishing an ord.
nance bureau in the State.
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SCOriii'
[ NITED STATES HOTEL
Whitehall "

Nenre'tiioGs. 10 the Hail R0ndD~pot and hnt
short i,stancs from the Steamboat Landing
carriage ard Haggnge Wagon ~ ard fT"a
be Boats aud CAistKkf OF CHARGE.
% ~ 4. AtOStII..
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20 Sides.

DhItNT Leather Carnage Lace CAr.
roy" Bult., Oh Gath snd india Rubber
Cloth Steel Springs Wagon A,lc,, Nuu..
Maleahlr lf"n, inmi1,ng.. &c, al the Store
near n" railroad Depot, tot safe cheap
LANDDh Il GRAVES
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~. L.. SPENCER
AGENT OF THE
Mass. Health Association,

OF sfElSullEl.b MASs.,
With Guarantee Fund of $40, 900.
Tins Assuc,silon ~ formed for the mutual
rchrf "i It's n,rmbers ia csse Of s,ckno-s Or
ar, dent
Ey paying 81. 80 in advance as application
fee, aud the payment .t The deposit money
IS ,tlitn thirty days, certificate Of member,
shup VIII bc secured
kates Of Yearly DEPOSIT
Between !, and 81 wears Of age.
- On per year dave >! Uu per wcek,
= Oh 4" / 90
On " 90 &c.
Brtw.,u - aud 90 ,rars Of age
Each weekly benefit equals ionr.hfhs 81
thc amount 81 Deposit. iuI on. year.
f"f further PARTICULARS see o'truinrr ~ III.
hands II ia" agents Sub-ag"nts wanuG IA
tvty town 10 the county
" l. SPENCER
itutland, Nov 80, IsJ0 4,
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IN B's" k"ttlss At isutot 4 Gfa1s'
~ o. 81
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NOTICE.

TUE h"pR'f ,Hh.'fP,tan - tn NV ra'i-
al s'rrN - 'Uc Pr'sid'ui Dlrrctrrs and Tan.
larF IF ilr Eank e R1ti1ti VIII Lr ei,' ad
81 ta.. l. Nl,,4,u- uJ's 90 Ku.ilni .H Sat,
rtlay the I'm day o. December tr2t, nt IN
a., .c-. NJ, aud 2 reEais ''sy f. iu -
ori,Cs, \ VI. &, T. NJ. ea,N day, sunday
excepted, for the space - ten daa- and unit
r..d 'y o.. a.t t..-,I b., - Legislature -
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INV iHD' sANh ROLLS. ~uI i-ail.Ias ptrytig
- boo j-f. 49, 5000, y Co. ~ ~. sst.'i
N4,DOw FAres .sD EosBsHiae sbs,...r tan
~F'r / ~Pi Ntip
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Bthk 81 IutLrSEs

fkNiIi- - - -er1.ig nat hssv ths. dag
gwen fny son. Art"rtus EggssioD, his
time durfng tFr tens . 81 ~ lee in'sufiif
I mall pa ~ 6eh's - nit c0ntTHstng, no.
sl,.iagay .. h. sara,Egs after il.ts ds'r
LOt.LlFS EGCi.EstDN.
Ntuapa, Nos q, I-sl g. -
CLOVES AND stOSF PRE- i.~sg .
= le.Ni' y iggANfs
GOOD LETTER P.rkK
T.; risI crsIs sga'', al
spESCFHr
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is'rss "itcv. over csren. $40 uis nJ
Bdfa~u appropriations SETS, ljS IS
Hslsf &c Ia credit of the revenue
# department. Oh the 3nth Of
lo"e estimated fia lGi 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

RrtIand. Nov -, 1850
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

t,siabl' Lniancc i,alL72o
>Ali"'' e. deduction 81 l-267j
li"r tlir Br'ish gov. uparr postal
rraty, Which reduces urt hai.
an"r 10 il32oiJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

DR.. a. A. Hays, known as chemist Of
high authority. has communicated 10 the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society the re-
suits of careful and decisive experiments
made by him on the potato rot. He finds
that sulphur kills the fungus; and recon-
mends that, when potatoes are found TO be
affected they be dug and placed in n bin,
the bottom Of which is composed Of open
Stats. under which ulphur (brimstone) is to
be burnt, the tunes of which, passing up
through the potatoes for an hour or more,
will etiectuaily put stop to the disease. DIR.
Hayes says this fact he has established by
numerous experiments. Sulphur fumes are
so volatile that there need ke,Ho fearsof any
taste being left in the potatoes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14

KINDLY Acr.-Capt Alderman, of the
steamer Melodeon, some month or more since
while walking along the levee at n. Orleans
saw poor little ragged boy, pale aud ema-
ciated by disease. reclining upon ii bale oil
cotton. He raised the little fellow up and
asked bin why he did not 90 home. The
boy. in feeble voice and weeping, replied
that he had no home; his father and mother
had died Of cholera, and lie was alone in the
world. He said he had relatives residing in
Pittsburg, and that lac had watched at the
levce Tor many days to find boat on which
he could beg his way there. The Captain
picked the poor boy up, carried him To the
lelodeon, and placed | i'm in charge of his
own family who provided him with clothes,
&c, aud bestowed upon him the utmost at
tention. On the way up, the little fellow fell
overheard, and, Notwithstanding his extreme
weakness, he managed to keep afioat until
the boat was stopped and the yawi sent out
to save him. He is how here. aud will be
sen; Oh to Piltsburg to-day by Captain A
This act, though trivial al first sight. is one
of those which evidences the existence Of II
heart above the selfish and niggardiy ways
of men,one of heavenly attributes and direct
ed by the Angel Of Mercy. How many would
have suffered that poor boy to starve upon
that heap of cotton, and weep in vain for bis
distant home; and how many would have
rudcy spuFned him had he dared to beg a
bite OF bread Many, truly and sadly, many
But, as of old, angels yet dwell among NOR.
tails" though hidden beneath the rugged garb
of rugged men, Gin. Commercial,
We know Capt. Alderman well. and q
better man walks not the hurricane deck of d
steamer. Always attentive to his duties. ac-
commodating 10 his passengers, and posses
sed Of large heart, he is iavorite whercv-
er known.-[ Ed. JOURNAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-14
The Convention.

"A portion of the Committee OF Arrange
'n5ents met on Tuesday evening, and appoin-
tedsa Subcommittee Of three, to ascertain
what number of Delegates attending the
Convention on the lob, could if necessary,
be accomI7odated by private families. II
there be the attendance now anticipated it
will be necessary for our citizens who can do
so, TO throw opeu tileir houses, and thus ex-
tend free hospitality 10 Our visitors. Messrs.
Butler, ,Hubbell, John J. Chandler, and c.
Nj. Griffith, were appointed this committee.
Names Of families who can accommodate Wis
itors, with the number each can accommo-
date, should be handed in to any one Of this
Committee, or lett at the Journal Office. In
a.luding to this Convention yesterday: we
should have said it would meet next Tues
day. We hope our citizens will interest
themselves in subject affecting their own
affairs so much as this, and extend a free hos
pitaliy, open and broad, TO all visitors who
may honor US with their presence-a hospi-
tally such as will do honor to themselves, the
Hoosier land and the objects Of this meet
ing.