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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17

SENATE.

Isth&har. Oct. 10. 1870.
The senate ga called 10 order b.,
'se lloa. lI1er l'sran,, shen
praycs rs oaerrA BY tsv. 4. J.
>co.s VI Mssi,<'.ss.
The rvsl Sss ik~a called. Mesui.
NeLsAa Il Caledonia and l-srhan o;
Rasi.nl being sb.ea,. and the oasb
VI o!hee wAA administered.
The fllosiAs arc lhs names Of the
rsfnssissre ayt<snied 10 canvas. the
,~sss fw iuvesp,s, L'rat. Gvverner,
ani Tvassrsy :----
Leases. Rsaney Of Bennington Co.
Lyman Al Windsor,
Hyde q Ratlani,
Tul,, Of Wlail,ain,
Seymour Of Addison,
1hscles 81 Orange,
I'iau ef Ci,i,,rs.irn,
To~a Of wsslIns'"n,
Co.'s ii calcdonia,
Poster Of Franklin.
kpbiaso~ Il l.amoiic,
Rates Of Orleans,
Dssey Of Essr1.
MARIN of Grand Isle.
Mr.. Mclean came in and took hi.
seat
0n notion Of Mr.. Curricr the Sch
ate Isocredcd 10 bailo, for Sccre,ar
With tho following rcsa!, -
Whole number east -
j. W. {. Clarke, j.
4. A. S,ansbary, 8
Geo. II. Paul,
Mr. Clarke MAS therefore declare.
duly elected aud received the oath.
On the tallo, for assistant Score tn.
ry, Samuel N. Conant vas elected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House me, q. ten O'Clock and
was called to order by +. I. Merrill.
Est, Secretary Of State. After th.
roll bad been called, the Sccrc,ar,
stated that a crcdcn,ial in due form
certifying TO the election Of Iyor,
Luce as, representative Of Mansfield
had beea presented TO him, Which Gre
dental, IL accordance with a dccis
iaa last year. was rejected BY the Sec.
rotary, Oh the ground that Mansfield.
Is now part IL the town Of Stowe :;
and the oath was then administered
70 the members elect.
Mr.. Bridges moved that Ivory
i.ncc DC admitted TO sea, until his
case can be decided by the House {;
rejected unanimously.
The House MAS then directed To
the election Of Speaker when Mr..
Warner nominated Thomas T.. Pow.
era Of Woodstock. Mr.. Hatch nomina
ted WIN. Mattocks Of Pcacham, and
Mr.. bridges nominated lssac Is. Bow.
dish Of Swanton. The ballots were
Il. follows:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17

ID hallo,ings were afterwards had
which s,ood about as the FIRST, when
the House adjourned.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17

The Journal hssi.g bsen read, the
lioass resumed talI0t.sg .Js sI.ak
er;
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
THE AR SIAN
% SPRINGS. hh

Springs situated IN Madison
County, " miles Nofthseast ofCah
iron, win be open for the reception o
Visitors on tho 10th May next Gen. 4.
EC. McMackin, we'll known toete travel.
ing and readingpubhc as tho best land.
lord efghe Soutb, viii have the supefin'
re&encs Gad management under his en-.
tire sonirol. This il a Sufficient guar
emtee fof lhe rcsafoTt ofthe VISITORS
We have ,erecped and IN the course
Of erection Naldines sufficiently spa
IciOus 10 accCnlmoGate 500 persons
in all COnEcEt, and also a nuTabef Of
doubls cottage which will be rented 10
families BY The month Or seasoA. There
will also BE- a large Ball Room ana band
IF music, Temps Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amasement and exercise,
anda. Bar room we'll furnished with the
choicest 'eFeal1Ee cDEiFOEts.Y
Wehaye made arrangements with
M a dbeiler,the enterpFising contrac-
tC cts Kaeuo City, Lexington and
BenlDn Stage line, who will promptly
convey Al passengers from those points
to the Springs.
Passengers by way IF Canton, viii
he Immediately conveyed TO The Springs.
by Mr.. jesse P. Brown, in Coach and
Hack with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the
Ridge which lies between Big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on The Immediate border Of the pine re-
.gion. and the proprietors feel fully Just
fled from their own observation, from
the estimation Of that portion Of The
TO whom the beneficial effects Of
their waters are known. and from the
concurrent testimony Of many intelli-
gent gentlemen of the medical profess
sion GRder whose recommendation and
observation they have been used, in re-
commanding them, in ali cases in which
.onics are indicated, bur. especially in
Ill cases connected with a debiltated
ofths digestive organs, in d.
leases Of the mucous tissues, embracing
Dysenlery. DIarrhaea. ana especially
summer diseases Of childreni in chronic
lDhamation ofthe bladder, in most d.
the kidneys, especially those
ittended with alkaline deposits. in tor-
Dor ofthe liver as a local application
q chrome defamation Of the eyes ia
Diseases Of The skin, both as a local and
btsrRal remedy; in diseases yfthe scalp
nd ulcers generally and all diseases Of
emales, connected with debility.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
tLET US ALONEm
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AAA8 SWU4TNa
Ching a faithful erpOsitson Of that susem 81
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

CONsIsrlNO IN PAar OF:
White and painted J%acOnets and Lawns
PLAIN black and figured do;
White and coloFed dotted Swiss:
y bite and cOloEed Tarlelon's;
White and pink Bohbinet Lace;
But colcred Dress Linens; 4
~PIalnacoloted and figured Bareges and
Albareens and Damas de Venise;
Ornbre Tissues, assorted colors;
Plain Summer Silks;
Plain black and figured do;
Embroidered'MuS
embroidered muslin Capes and Collars
Black and white Iace do;
EmOroidered andstape Bordered; Linen
Cambria handkerchief;
Silk Vests.
Dress Trimmings, Of every variety;
Silk any kid Gloves;
Bonnets RndiRibbons.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
SIZE RS
CARRIAGE
(OppOsite ~Shughter's HoteL,)

kOpPOStte SMUgHteFS HoetD
5acks6n; MfsS..
LWAYS on hand, a
"a large and extensive aa~
assortment Of Carrie. $3.50 E@
s6S, consisting Of the Ii.
fsyJbo3 10 sJIG,s siqRuoysoJ lsodi pup 1871
BarJaches, R0ckavgys, Buegles, &C.; together
With Harness, Saddles, SlAd5eFy materials,
Coach Trmmings sach As lace, cloths, dam
asks, top feathers, springs, axlee, varnishes,
&c. An az which viii be sold as low aaaft-
Giles Of the same qualitycan he bohgbt ioF else
where. HENRY E. SIzER.
June IS, I850-nf7-yl.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
CARRIAGE REp1IRTN0
?. v! FITCHETT,
~ AZ s. AsKE.h

II AK ER.
TTTOuLD respectfully inform ~ l; t;,su. i
wv Canton, and Madison comfy oebessIIv
that he y now prepared 10 attend toail ssiIlss
Tor COFFsINS, 10 This county. az tbes sbcssess
notice. All orders from the oountry ~;u ~
promptly attended to, His shon II MI IN W
be found. WY
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

LSOS
Fog GsnslemeR, The 6neslmd best Beolly's
linIhsand Gassimsres, Of every va
gnitonedss Nd Nankins, Of every variety
Plain aAd Drip LinsBs, Of livery variety.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22
JOB PRINTING.

lAylNG attached tpthsir Newspaper
establishment an extensive andsupe.
TIor assortment Of JOR TYPE. Ihs
FroPrletors Of the MADrsoNIaE wonl5
respectfully invite those wishing work
done 10 that line to give them asaIf.
~. .. Workdone at the short estpo
tlce and q accommodating terms.
W 4ttce-on the South Side ofthe
Public Square.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

MO. 1 SOAP-gNst received, a large
~ supply, anda superior article. For
sale BY fnl-ylf D. W, MURPHY,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

m".A MM W
BRICK BUILDING
NAH Street, a few doors Beaow bis OED,
STAND. The house 10 very spuCiOaA andapOs.
seyses every onvenience for
B0ARDERSS
The rooms ere lRrge, airy and arranged with
an eye 10 the ~caoalSoit tf o~dcapa1ts. Ills tai
bic shall be sapplied the best lh6 market
Affords. And no pains III expense shall be
spared to render satisfaction to bis gaett
The subscriber, thankful to bis Old friends
for their patronage, hopes, from Biz Increased
facilities and determination 10 please to con-
tinue to receive their generous iascF
49, R, Nj WYNN.
,Fa4oO CFs8s, June I9=-nI7ltf
P.S.-Hacks, Carriages, Buggies Aud Saddle
Horses viii be at all times IN readiness to o u
vey persons TO any Of the Watering Places, 81
elsewhere in the interior. 4. M. W.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

SCOTCH ALE AND LoNDON POR-
0TER, "F'OR MEDIC Al PURPO-.
SES,n juss received andfor sale by
D.rW.MURP
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

SUGAR, Of The very best ~a~
quality, on ~baDdaand for kI61A
sale hy RT6E@
nl-yl D w, MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

received, a large supply
ID Of superior brass bound, varnish and paint
ed Buckets, and for sale bY
nl-yl D. W. MURPHY,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

AMP BLACM--Just received, a large
u quantity Of superior qnalfty. For sale BY
nI.ly D. ". MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

WINDOW GLASS-Assorted sizes, a
first rate article fof sale BY
nI.ly d. w. MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

nOC0A-A splendid aniele inst receiv-
~ ed BY d. W. MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

HILL, Edkss.
"A, rAia tae.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

and genuine at
Avn ni6-yl D. w. NURPHYS.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

SHINGLES.-A otoF superiol Cypress
~ Shingles on hand and lof sale ~
nl5-Yh D. W. MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

> ARRIVAL AND DEPARTuRn
nRTHE 4
MAIES AT CANTON, MISS.

THE JACKSON MAIL.
puk! Daily except MoRday bv 81
CLosEai Daily O. sfsesdav II n
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

GhASS JARS--A general ~
ior preserves for sale BY ,rppI
ni-yi D, w. MVREl
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-22

sEhllsf upon Ell measures nfFedeyaI
Politics we will not disregard uralIeI
glance g palsy upon shssrrea, Question
a. Southern RI vs. viii dieaat
o~asgelues of she ieelinhs Of nere9 par.
tisaesh and gpyesnedi IA oaF course
SEES Pr Whs We eDnceaYe to b. the
Interest of 0pi own nortion IF tbe con.
ted<fs Thoagy Iii sishiDa ! deep
AND abiding atl chmsns u t6e Union
stha MAnlsoEIAN will advorsra Nv
stFoneest measures il oppcsitioo n
NossheFn aggression, planting ilselF ~
apansmeEahle positions IA ~
Southern Address, aud also thosa 81 "A
own State Conysnlion-in 4 word !,
wiA Be prepared 70 sustain south Il AN
enganizsd plan Of resistance. =.
iho &ngerpus q nlls made npon ~
b. ~ ilieaI sehsHlsss ana ~ Ne.
phllanlhropists o. ~ abolition sohool.'
6ituassd u las midst IL ii aur;e5l
Pr lat IN, 4 due portion ~ NJ
sela via b devoted 70 Ehts peeu-
aisEssa
A. z, HILL. ESass.
" kMF 4
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Oie sebrnetlnttur .furirt auf cine sslebwin,
0e Art, NIB ipenn auth alle W1rci,in psriuett
n'lc nlebt mebr belfn mill, ,p.e /. y. lei 2,
uno 4tdslssm taltn, wis aud bci bis,aen
0ltbcrn, ssitbwoIencn Ssinsn, 6tr,tlopfsn,
ue9dteltcn, erbrehcn, DurhfalI, alten Sm
ltsn, Sdbnupfen, MiIjfrantbelten, ,ssitltbmsr.
sen Nbtumatlemus, Nubr, ilncrlide Deile,
0iepsrit Sopfneb; bic ferner OlelanhoIie,
Spllt, Dinttertelebwsrhns unb 8eltluett;
lie fHbrt alle llnrciniatsit aus Dem Siaaen
une oen @erdrmrn, tefbrpcrt bic 0ereauuna,
mafbt rcrtreffiten appetit gum gtIrn, unp
reln'9t anf fstr Ieittc 3Dsils in Sur,em tas
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treltt lts allie arten bon 1Blrmern.
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pms Sobn SoIe, in Otsr aulpsbcdsn, Il.
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Olltrltt, Gccrse Sttsrman, N6brcrstnra,
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Ninplcr. Abrab SsasIp, Nitmonp, Oruds.
rc' rcr ShneIIpcit 6amturs, 8ccrse Ora6,
Safion sannf6ir, sitancn gauntp, nnp ia
blefsr Ornferei.
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pile Dor einem Sabre fir @alfcrnien psrliss,
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pieber surif, i'm Seiis, ipis man iaat. BON
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@clbfIumpsn mit osr pis man faat s4 linwn
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ben 70 unperfdbamt in fsinen Anfcrberunsen
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Wlonos. Die 1tilebt pislsr Bs(chlaGe oes
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Sacob 8rifer, Bauer, Carl,
Slaac 8ebtsI, &aufmann, 1Basbinstcn,
Sapio 8ufs, Bauer, OtG 5ripster9,
Seremiab Belhlcr, Sauer, gumru,
Sobn @ron, Shnriper, WaratapuE,
Saniel 0etbert, Bauer, Ober 5cicCIbcrs,
OaUib 0rsp, Bauer, Noflanp,
2DllIiam Slider, Bauer, O1aratannp,
Simcu Sitter, 9tublmahcr, 5amtur9,
ernit Sor, Bauer, Nodlano,
9amuel Sitter, G6nbma6er, Griinriti6,
9amuel 6aas, Bauer, Ncbgcn,
Daniel 6u9bse, Sbneirer, NeopmS,
Sobn 6aas, Maurer, Nnseomtmanor,
@ccrse 6nsbes, Bauer, Q8inrlcr,
Scna.ban Slrpp, Shncipsr, Olarion,
Samuel lambs, Bauer, gpletrcotcale,
sprter .. subwi9, Sauer gumru
Siaae O1aurp, Shubmacbrr, Inter 6eipelb.
Sobn Ulsllon, Sbpfcr, Sloflanp,
Joieph W2oore, Bauer, NptslcM,
2Silliam OIaeera Bauer, glla6,
O1artln Oliller, 8auer, 9iRritt,
5rlnrlb WluIl, OluIIcr, Olaipeneriet,
9cp. Olcper, y. Saeob, Sauer, OF. 9ulpet.
9SllIlam Nbcaos, Saufmann, Neaoina,
Scbn 96neicer, Bauer, 1BinpIer,
Sobn SslBsr, Sauer, Otsr 6eirelters,
Sobn Stanfer, Sauer, 6ercforD,
Src. Sauerbier, Shubmattrr, Neapina
Sobn 9mitb. fen. Bauer, QDcmeIsoorf,
Siaae D. sbcmpfcn. 8anwirtb. 6amturs.
Scfepb llIrih, Stnerer, Dter Sulpebcfen.
Srleeritb Bitman, Bauer, 3nIpebcfen.
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euSrne uno @clumbia Q, Ssbfcrp, g8sifmcrss
lamb, Scmsrfst unb Sapstts 2, Hortbamptcn,
earbon, es6a, Mcnroe, 2Sapns unb Ysif 2,
QSarren, Grawfcre, Oiereer uno 8snanao 9,
Nas9benp 2, Sranfln unb 0bams l, Daupbin
mnb qibanon l, 2aneaifsr L, Serf6 1, Suds
L. Wont1cmsrp 1, Wcrf l, erie l, @beffsr u.
9elapar l, 1Bafbington uno Greene l, Gums
tinsoon, Wff1n uno Union 1, blair, Ssntsr
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l, Snoiana, armifrcns, Ssffsrfcn uno Clarion
l, elsarfielb, MeSean, elf, Clinton, pcttsr
uno Siosa 1, BRADFORD, Gusqusbanna u. Bps
cniing l, gumbsrlano, Ysrrp uno Suniata l,
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aasabsnp 5, Ssbforb |, Serfs 5, Buds 2,
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II Carbon unb qssba 2, Center l, elearfislo,
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pcttsrt 2, @rapforb, Msresr, Venan9c uno
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morsIanb 3. @rssns l puntin9bon |, Snblana
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