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yiokAburg, Jackson aud
brandon Railroad.

Children under ten years Of age and ne
Eroes half prizes.
The Raymond Railroad is now in pro-
gyess Of completion. and expected to be IN
operation by the 10th Of July. This road
Joins the Vicksburg road at Bottoms, aud
will convey passengers to Raymond, within
3 miles Of the Wells and Springs, until the
Raymond Railroad shall be open.
> BckcAcr's Line Of foHy horse post coaches
sciH coagey passengers from Bottoms 70 the
Celebrated Cooper's Wells and the Missis'
sippi Springs, now kept by John Thatcher.
Faro from Bottoms to the well or springs
81 %; children half price.
Stages run from Jackson twice a day to
the Artesian Wells Of Madison, kept by
GEx. McMAcKIN, Of the Prentiss House.
Persons wishing to visit these springs will
end this the cheapest, as well as the speed
lest, most easy route, especiahyfo taUaltds.
The cars arc provided with a,separate apart
ment for iHvaiid kadies, in which no gen.
tlemen are permitted to enter.
J. ROACH Cash'r
VIcKsBuRG, May %, 1s50.-tE
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supORIrM or PISTON
I'D 9


THE subscribers has jusi opened Al The
store room adjoining Mr Jonas Plau' on
Boron Row. a large A magnii cent assoH-
meni Of Dry Good, Cloihiog, Boots sho"s'
hats, gloves, ~spspendsTs, &c. We have spar
cd neither time nor expense, IN selecting for
this market with the wants of which we are
well acquainted, our present stock Of gooaa.
We hauer ourselves that men who purchase
ofthem yill have cause 10 complain ofneiiber
The price or the article. To enumeralc The
contents Of their store. would be TO g:aish a
catalogue, OF all articles, used Tor fancy dress
or uiililarian purposes. Nothing that The
mind Of the most fauciful or sedaie, can
conceive, that Is TO be found any where else,
has been omitted In our stock.
In Offering our services TO the good
people Of this place, we would return ouI
sincere thanks for lavors shown US on 9th.
or occasions, and in soliciting their patro'
mage, believes IL TO be their Interest,"
Those wanting any thing, and every thing
useful, neat or gay will find IL at the
store Of SWARTZ & LEHMAN.
Oct. 0, 49.--tE Boston Row.
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k.H. FRANK, s. Co., respectfully in.
eGorm the public that they have pur
chared the entire stock ofMr w X Collins,
10 which thsy have added rev assortment
OF Winter Goods, of all descriptions. They
solicit a share of public patronage.
Dec. lS49. iStt.
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JUST RECEIVED.

600 prs. best Oak tanned RUSSETTS.
Also-a new assortment Of Groceries, Hard
ware, ~Saddlely, Wooden,warc, Staple Dry"
Goods, &c,-which will be sold very cheap.
WOLF g. BURGOWER..
Boston Row, Oct 8, lSl9.
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m

A SAFE and certain cure for Consump.
ton OF the Lungs, splitting Of Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis,
Hopping Cough, and all pulmonary afiec'
tiona.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Tho Louisville Journal says. "Dr. Ro.
gers's Liverwort and Tar not only gives inn
mediate relief in coughs and colds, but,
from the testimony of men of the highest
standing here and elsewhere, it is making
some very remarkable cures of consump-
Ftion.r
The Railway Register adds: owe have
heard il stated, by persons Of great respec-
liability, who have used this medicine, that
II ia one of the most remarkable medicines
of the age, for Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the side and
breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping cough,
and all Lung complaints, which, II neglec-
ted, usually terminate in consumption and
the certificates attached to the advertise
ments would seem fully to justify this state
mani
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LOUIS cLEBER.
r. II. WTNANS.
|. WINATg. LOUIS cLEBER
Winans e. CIeber,

DIAPERS AND TAILORS.
R ii. WTNANS respectfully informs
hSs his old friends and customers, and
the public generally, that he has associated
with him, in the above business, Mr.. Louis
Cleber, late of Paris, and having received
an assortment of goods in their line of bu-
siness, such as
Cloths CaSlwerrS and V%eStingS,
They are prepared to make them up to or
der. and in good style, at a small advance on
cost, for cash. Latest New Tork and Far
is Fashions received regularly.
Jan. 20, 1850, ely
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Bnsts and STATUES,
AND TOMB

HEAD and Foot Stones, Marble 4
Ah ties and Table Tops, and all VOL
which Marble is used, executed on 4
street, nearly opposite the City II
Natchez.
March s, Is50.-llm2 Fire Tra
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LIVERWoRT.

This plant has, for many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the cure OF
affections of the Liver. More recently it
was ascertained that it possessed great pow.
or in arfes:iag Bleeding e. the Lungs,
Coughs Of a chronic character, &c, and OF
essential service in all diseases Of a pulmo.
nary character,
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Id. L.. Broom. M. D.

ID 2 N tn u > Il Il y ".
@=sx ID ESPECTFULLY informs
TYT% A@ his friends and the public
~ that he expects to return to
Woodville in a few weeks prepared to per-
form all operations contracted for, and at
tend to those who may require his services.
May IA, 1650-tf.
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rr, W.. o. RODNEY.
BeIl & x Odney,
Receiving, Forwarding & Com"''SS'o"
Merchants,
FORT ADAMS, Miss.
VETILL give particular attention to the
w storing and shipping of cotton, and
to receiving and delivering OF freight lney
will also keep constantly on had a genera
assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, &c, which they offer on advantageous
terms to punctual customers.
October 10, 1649. 4oyl'
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Notice.
THE Firm of SETH KLINE Il Co. ha-
wing been dissolved by limitation, the I'M
dersigned beg leave to inform their friends
and the public that they have this day en-
tered into Copartnership, for the purpose Of
transacting a
General Receiving, Forwarding,
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George Ellis,

Paper Hanger and House Painter.
OFrgRs his services to the public
Residence, Woodville. (July lS49')
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TAR

This article is now universally
edged TO be the most healing and efficient
application for diseased or decaying lungs,
on any portion of the ieshy or muscular
parts of the human body. Its medicinal
and preservative qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the early ages OF the
world, and no doubt now exists among sci.
entific men, that the preparation used in the
cmbalmment OF bodies, was composed pr!n'
cipally Of this ingredient. In later ages, 1t
was found to be IN universal use among the
aborigines Of America, and at this day it is
their principal, and, in fact, only medicine
for an unsound state of the lungs, or any
approach to 1t, Those who are acquainted
with the history of this hardy race of men,
know that q death from Consumption is
unknown among them! The medical fac
ulty in all countries appear to have become
aware of the greatfealing properties of this
article, and are now introducing it in their
practice. DR.. Buchan, Of England, DR..
Crich.on, o fSt Petersburg, DR., La Prieure,
ofParis, and the distinguished DR., Cooper,
have been in the habit Of combining il with
other articles in their prescriptions, and with
entire success.
~ Beicaye Of Coateyeits and Base
limitations
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around
each bottle.
Price, ST per bottle, or six bottles for So
For sale in Woodville, by
WRIGHT a. ELDER,
January, 1850. SLY
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

A SrAhTLINo Discovery, con6r.
astory u the truth Of the book Of
Jonah, has been made by Mr.. lay.
ard. in exessaIing the city Of Nine
veh he discovered the name Of Jo-
nah Inscribed sfoa the ruins. Tha,
prophet a. our readers know. was
s~as 10 announce 10 the peo, le Of Nine.
web the destruetion Of the city. lis
elequeece converted many u them.
aud "Gol repeated HIM Of the
doom. lie I'D proaoaneed, and spar,
cd the city fcs tina, time. Jonah
then became the xophe, Of Nineyeh,
and wsa r~vereneed by the ihhab,
tants. A. ~as the Oriental custom.
they doa btiess inscribed his narne in
s>asfseeoas places on the walls u the
public ed,6ces, and the inscriptions
engraved BY Assyraa hands ihous
and years before ,Ae Christian era,
have be<a found BY Mr.. LAyard.
his 10 oae Il Tie r.os, exirasrdina,.
demonstrations u the accuracy ci
He6cA history We have ever heard
H. Nev icsk ssndsy Time..l
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SCKNAMES.

Surnames were not properly cstab-
lished iu Britain until after the Nor
man conquest, and were then chiefly
adopted as family denomination
from some individual consideration or
peculiar circumstance. Thus the
continued possession in one family Of
Office the hereditary pursuit Of one
particular trade a iavorite residence
or a renowned ancestor, were fire..
quently the occasion Of the choice Of
surnames, and Of their permanent ap.
preparation by certain families
Thus have originated the names
Stewart, (stcward,) Turner, Joiner,
Chandler, Smith, Archdeacon, Par
son, Major, Park, Bowerbank, and
many more. Il Mrs. Mooney.
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IRON HOUSES.

A yerng san in Ne- Y~h hes IN
vented . rev nx.de IL constructing
,ron b. usss. 81 shsch Nes Ysrt Trb
uns % we The following rsrt'ssiar:
II, embraces . r,s,d frame Of cast
iron taIlsr, With ether Iarts II sace,
iroa. Pillars sfiseslisr essssrsssion
are j,sced u e9ssl distances, and
saeh ,a,eriocks With the xirders snd
eross s,lis. a. yell ~ linseis, assr and
sndou frames. and oil the parts
~hich require TO be firm or TO brace
other tAris. The anek are Of sheet
iron. ~ arc also the floors, ceilings,
ard shutters ior the doors and win
do~s. To every Part Of tho house
there il an interior and m exterior
~alI. leaving ~ air chamber between !;
this renders each room fire proof
The ROOF m also Of iron, and couples
to the walls aud floors. The frame
may be ornamcn,cd in the casting a,
,.st. shalt dictate, and the whole may
he painted to perfection. equal TO the
finest irescoc work. The house will
resist any kind Of atmosphere, in the
most Icrfec, manner, and when put
together. Is 50 strong that it may be
turned over and back again without,
any injury.
These buildings will be more desir
able than any other, aud may be ia
ken aIart in few hours, and rcput
together on another site with entire
facility. Having been taken apart,
one may be packed away in small
space, as the whole is in small sec
,,onal pieces. so as to be fitted for re.
building. and for changing the form,
or extending in either direction, or in
the height. within few hours. with.
out preventing i, use while being no
altered or added to. and without loss
Of any ofthc material Of the original
builiins."
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MUSICAL SPIT.

The most singular spit in the world
is that Of the Count dc Castel Mario,
one Of the most opulent lords Of Ire.
viso. This spit turns one hundred
and thirty different roasts at once ,and
plays t~enty-four different tunes and
whatever it plays corresponds to Ger.
tain degree Of cooking, which is per.
fectly understood by the cook. Thus
a les of mutton, a la Anglaise, will
be excellent at the twelfth air-and
fowl a la Fidmmdndr, will be full
Of gravy at the 18th, and so on. 1t
would be difficult, perhaps, to carry
further the love Of music and german.
dlxils.
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Men foI California
Millinery Dress Making.
MISS NJ. J. BRADLEY


WOULD inform the Ladies OF West Rutland and
vicinity that she has just received latest New
York and Poston Spring and Summer fashions,
for Bonnets, Caps, Dresses, Saques Visites, Capes
&C =, with select assortment Of straw bonnets,
among which are Crimped and California Straw.
Cobarg Pure and Mixed, French Laces China
Penrl', &c.
Also, ready made mourning Bonnets, collars
tabs, Artificial Flowers, Tastiitons, blondes,
Ruches, &c.
The entire satisfaction with which customers
have received her straw dressing, united with tho
liberal patronage she receives. induce. her still
10 continue correspondence with the fashionable
Millinery Establishment aud straw blenchcry
ker, by f.. x. Gilmore, Keeue, N. H.. where all
work Of this kid entrusted t. her care, will he
sent on short notice; and warranted to be done
ia style superior to any in the country.
All orders in her line of business will receive
prompt attcntion,s nd all promises will be faith
fully fulfilled.
May 1850. II
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IGra izsiAsR.--Tbe fslicvras
tea,ins sccosmt a ile tfsin,s.s,scn
IA ps,SAEan ia Pennsylvania, ~o
chi from the rcnnsylvaaaan
"Jsce.s Fietas~r, . middle ayea
seas,csnsn II T~ssmx desivssico--
~. afsAsyvi ssi sscr~sssd 9th dry
,sod. and hs haa t,ok,as Eee eoa
ls,~ed sseantssa eyisedes, ~itA the
ny .,o~n co. Sas hsvaxhs ~ "a con.
Jlsia, ofs dry susis nsM fs steal
,ss . tiecs u corduroy ,aisrd ~
$il
Mayes 10 yos .fssasy Ensisaa'
Fls,sser.
rr,ssaxr Ysv. I talks h'a foes,
81 Do you kns~ ~hsi "s.eal'
m.t ans
J.. Yau. him 10 nva VIA, 10 made
hard.
VI. Tiss& - ooc Kind II steal. but
h., ~ha, mean. In you under.
siani ihss---hos came you TO steal
u,s, coriascy'
J.. because mine preche. vas
n,eks got | have sothixn 6, 10 80 10
church.
VI. Does II take thirty yards Of
aaa ~ make you a pair Of frcech.
CO,
l.. Yau. De schneider must have
so,c Tor cabbage, ard scicr ~hat's
ic.. might do for mrin fran--ycn !
Sc, married. Dat will mako her n
Pretty cote.
". ] sec You are man Of fnrc-
.igh, TO, don't you know that this
vsy II getting brccchcs and le,,l
coats is against the Law:
J.. hicks cares tam apon, ter
law. ! wasn't bo,bcd ubon der Yam
Ices Law. Tee a Tu.chman.
NJ. Have you got any friends
tbs, ~,h hail YOU
i. Plenty Of friends, and more
dan ] suppose you will want dcy
come and sch~car anything. Dey
schwcar where l was and cit the
clear.
NJ. We don't want ,A~,s TO swear
Nc want them 20 give security for
Your appearance Il, court. You con.
icss you stole the corduroy. and there
is no occasion for AIRY body 10 swear
- 1t.
l.. Al all You find not | tell
any lie. Tuchman never do anything
vat he "sltmcd TO tell" Yaw, |
did 40 steal der stuff; but know
where ! stole him, ard Was going OF
TO steal der money for to ray.
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4 Ricm Scene ~ Az ArcTIoN
RooM. A few days ago, l CHANGED
to stumble into an auction sale Of
damaged dry goods where the bid.
,i'nss were q iri,ed, and the large
crowds Of males and females we're
,icing with each other in their offers,
When a Iair Of blankets were put up
and a dozen bids were raised for
them. The puzzled auctionecr, how.
ever, caught up the highest, which
vas, ! think, a dollar. from a female
who seemed determined to have them
at any price, when ere he could say
going male voice cried out, dol.
lar hssy,' from the opposite side Of the
room.
Two dollars echoed the woman,
Glowing her way through the dense
,nass Of females, ~ho were separated
from the males by long counter IL
ION which the gliL,ongued function.
AIRY walked TO and fro With the goods.
Turning to the other side, he CON-
nenced anew his stereotype vocabu-
IaIy Of choice and amusing figures Of
speech, till he touched upon the f.,
nale.
Two 6ity,' nodded the man.
Thank yc, sir going at two Fifty.
Three ). screamed the woman.
-Four replied the man.
Gin the fifty = said the uctioneer
turning to the woman, With a half
suppressed smile on bis small, sober
Visasc
A nod from the woman.
-Four fifty, I'm offered gin me
Eve! Come don't be afraid, they're
worth double the money,
"ies, and that's all
"Soid . cried the knight Of the
hammer almo~t bursting With laugh
yer. TO Captain Smith for Ave dol
lars.
"Smi,h"' exclaimed the woman
what my husband = raising herself
Gu 6p-toe, u catch a glance. WHY
you good for nothing man -yo.' r,
tssn bidting against you ora wJs
Oh. You Impotence bu, | won,
have them in the house. ''--.>p,rI q
n< Tmes.
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4 SABBATH IN THE MINES
OF CALIFORNIA,

1t is the Sabbath. A Sabbath
morning in the valley of the Tualum.
une. A day Of welcome to the
weary limbs, and thrice welcome,
when you add thereto a thoughtful
mind. The sun has long been up, and
now looks over the hills into the vale,
filling the cold night.air Of the noun.
tains with is burning beams. There
has been no rain for several months
the earth is parched and rifted.-
The grass is sere, even to the rivers
brink. Light winds sail for a mo-
meht down the mountains, wind softly
round the arms in the giant oaks,
whisper to the mighty pines, and pass
away. All around, reared like tents
for some race Of Titans, rise the 81.
lent peaks Of the Sierra Nevada
A mountain stream, now caught in
iools, now running over rocks, clear,
sweet, cool, green as the sea with the
sahbeams flashing from its tiny rip
pies, winds like gorgeous serpent
beneath our feet. Within sigh, are
the temporary babi,a,ions Of Ave hun.
drcd men. White tents of various
forms stand thick on the few acres of
level land, and glance out from every
nook Of the hills. Here and there a
s,reamer slowly waves, on which is
inscribed the name Of some ship that
bore the adventures over the deep.
The smoke Of many camp6res curl
upward. Half way up one Of the hills
On the trunk Of pos:rate zine, a
number Of the miners have gathered
for worship: the notes Of their hymns
fall family on the ear. Many who
ehcamp miles away, take this day 10
come IN to Hawkins, to buy PROV.
sions: thooshtless men are grcuped
Around them, inquiring Of their sue.
eess-a thing they never learn
Some drink, some game, and some
hunt. OccaYionally You hear the
lo'ie report q a rife, or the rapid con.
eass.ors Of Colts revolver. Some
Climb the h.lls--sone recline beneath
tic shade--some battle in the torrent
--son'e ~ash their clothes beneath ,i,e
shadows u the reks--a few "pros
! psc'," AID stili fe~er dig--some read
IA tooks-scsne .~e over Natures
runs, And masing ''misgle With the
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so9s o0nrY,
DRAPER s. TAILOR,
ORR Trial i .S,nifA's GTko.

Has ysa resses< seS ss.'tssss ~ ts~ssy ooe'
u .,.,,s ~ s,., u.sr Hs~sAs srsss Ars>s,ss Csss
~sr.. sas ts~'.ss Alec, rs''"ts' ffi~s'sf'' sAss
~ s<Ssv
n. ssy~s ~ s,.s srss sst,ssstt,cs 10 ihsss sss ne,
isees hso eah Gail q,
Gs4s lsssa s,sA,es 70 Get . ses sesS 40 .~i.
osa An s.esseeis ss,fsot~d 10 s~s, NJ 40 ~" We
sis~ fsrf, W ssn sss oss,e<uess % ssfs'e'"s,
tssf,s~sss as sd As<ss ass to ~rAss 10 - svo ~"
ssd s-,t .,s eshp 80 Ia any city,
Cuu,ns sss sss-fs,a nsSs and vssrsn,si 10 ~
n. els. hss f~seissJ HE Spf.ns tsysci' ID FssA'""s
Rs- tses Am,l s. ~
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M. OsTHEIM,
Of ZIG Liberty Street, New York.

II ESPECTfULLf announces iha, he has opsceJ
Cfaneh store IN whitehall where may be found a.
all times an extensive assOr ot Choice Mn rs
ofihe best known vintafes; LIQUORS of the pr.st
saps,,o, quality Imported Pre'eIve. Pickles, Pruis
proved brands &C. All 81 hich he vii, suppv In NJ,
customers on terms favorable 10 theycan he o,s In
o. In New York He VIII scknow.edse the public by
Inc superior quality of HE 3, ods cheap piires end
nr"mpt aueut"n. Vie store Ia Whitehall 10 next
Post Once " WV
orders received by letter. from Merchants aud Ho
vel keepers. will he immediately responded TO-
Whitehall, October j. Ie49 as,f
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STATE ~ vrRsoSr, Be il remembered that ut
District Of Rutland. I = special session OF the
Probate Court Of the ssid Dutrict 81 Rutland
held at Rutland in saidD District on the 21th day
u April, A n. 1887,
PRESENT, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge:
Whereas David K. Gardner, executor OF the
last will and Testament ~ Asa Gardner late OF
Middl,tcwn, in fnid district, deceased, 'estate,
has thi. day made application t. .aideourt, pro-
posing TO render mn account OF his admin''trn-
lion Of the said estate and reque',ihg said court
to decree the residue of said estate sftar the
payment Of debts, exrenscs Of Standardization,
aud legacies to the persons entitled thereto
Therefore il 10 ordered by the said probate
court that the examination 1T said account
for allowance, and the confederation ofsnid de-
cree, be and they are hereby referred TO sta
ted session Of said Probate Court to be held al
1.-The ofHce Of the register Of said court in Rut-
and in ,aid district TN the 6rst Monday, being
the third day Of June, A. n. 1850, and that mo-
ticc thereof be given by publishing certified
cory Of the record of this order three weeks
successfully previous thereto In the Rutland
Herald, \ newspaper printed at said Rutland, in
order that all persons interested therein may
then and there appear and object to the allow
ance of said account and 10 said decree II they
see cause. 4 true cnpy Of record. III
HENRY BALL, Register.
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buy Daley Exifsctor, only 10 the nee dfers and
large hKss-yos ssa largely IN the quantity FONT.
ment over the old 'ze aud what's Important ret
you avoid the danger Of beins imposed upa. by a
teie s'' -
The Genuins Dsilys sslve, ~ thousand. vil testify
IA inisIbs remedy for the worst Of Burss ~ sas
rue, kheun.'lsm Sore and inna'nei eyes, Ery.ip.iss
Add inaADmstory di-s.e,.
Mind tia nov dresses add Isrgs boxes, end that
D. Iol.ey ani Milo :. Barr. are my only trsvsiins
NIB Every local agent gill 10 provided With
een'neAs signed ~ my iswfui attorney and By The
f.ssins sseut hes the nav printed cireui.ts for
tsp-they Contain mse Important sad vsiuatie a.
i'fmation. II DALEY, as, Brood say, Y. Yotk.
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RUNAWAY,

FROM the subscriber in Pawlet in the county
Of Rutland, on the first day of last May, with.
out any provocat,on, a lad aged IL years, by
the name of Martin Gibbs, tins 10 TO forbid all
persons from harbor'ng or trusting him on my
account, as will pay no debts of his contract
ing after this date. OLIVER WILLIAMS.
PawIet, May !, 1850 zig
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Oapbv. Nav II
NEW GOODS,

Luther Daniels has inst received new and
SrLIsDrp Srock OF Goons, embracing al,
most every variety, and having purchased
them al the latest reduction m prices, will be
enabled 10 sell them unusually low.
Rutland, May ~, 1850. IS
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universe" and by the ,ividnes o
their emotions trs,celess rifi } draw
near The distant and the loved.
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