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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

:. Mrs NJ Edson, for I'd bess do ~-~ / 90
.. Mrs Levi Afford, for best Lin
men Diaper = w
" Mrs C G Frary, for I'd best do / 90
-" Mrs David Spencer, for best
ladies Wooien Hose SO
s" MRS. H Heighton, for best
3 gents Woolen Hose so
" MrsJ M Tilden, for best Hearth ]
Rug w
" MrsJH leighton, for best
specimen of Ornamental Needle
Work. Diploma and g.. 2 90
i" Miss c L Burroughs, for, % -
/" Miss H. Jerome. for Sd best do 90
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
On Wool.
To Alvah Uda!l, for best exhibit Of

Wooi., 81 90
" Tully sHine. for I'd best do 2 90
(The committee reported that they ''found
considerable difficulty in coming 10 a
conclusion satisfactory to themselves
Several lois Of. wool being so nearly
equal thst the difference was tardly per-,
ceivables bu, taking into consideration
the cleansing and manner Of doing up
for market, as we'll as the quality. the
committee believe they are justified in
awarding az sbose. y 6, -. 5...1 =.
On Cloths and. other Household Manutac,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

: -
Abssnf or not ,roting-NoRrHKax.
WHrGs. Andrew, Ashmun, Bokse, Brooks
Butler, Carey, Clark, Conger, Duer, Good.
enew Grinnel, Levin, Mes, Newel, Oels,
Ph9nix, Reynolds, Rislsy, Rockwell, Rose,
schsnck spalding, Van Dyke, Wilmot-.
a. 9Yos Eo" piToR'odJ' q !''ss5l ea
FaEE soLEa- Wilmot-f. I, ~. o.se''@ Z.
NoRFHERN DEaecRATs-C Cleveland, ,Gil.
more, Oids, Peck, Potter, Strong Sweet.
ger, Thompson, Of Iowa-5. - 80 80 %
nSouTHElN WHIes--Cabsll, Evans cf !,
Maryland, Morehead-3. - '' ." ''l7s1,a
SourHERN DENocRATs-Boeoch, Hack.
cit, Harmanson, Hammond, Mcdowell.
McL.nne, Morse-l2.s g a2'9 se1aa s's7
Total absent or not voting-4b. a9
Nj: Thompson, Of Pennsyiy nia, moved
a reconsideration Ito prevent iu bsing
moved next day and then moved that his
own motion be laid on the table, which
prevailed. So the thing was fixed. 81: &
The members from the free States who
roted for AMI passed this bill were there.
lore as follows: ''9''.F -. ..5 go
WHies-Ellios, Of. Massachusetts, Nc.
Guughey, ofIndiana, Taylor, Of Ohio.
Total 3. =, - .'
orros,rrox-Ma Fuller, Gerry.
Li,tlefeld- 3. NsaU Hampskirs-Hibbard.
Peaselee-2. Nsv YorE-Waldsn-I.--ss
NsS ysrssy-Wildrick-l. Psnssylpa-
u6-Dimnick, job mann, McLannahan.
Robbins, Ross, Thompson-6. Ok;o-
4ilier--l. indidna-Albersson, WIN.
Brown, Dunham, German, McDonald,-
''i'nois-Birsll. T. Z. Harris, M'Clss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

vrn'rsc xsscs OIL DnsAs--Jus'
,rs weeks ago. Last Ssierdns night. q
vssAs i.dy sss'dins ia Haeover ane,
70 ,ilss city. retired to s-sd Al her usual
h,ov-. sd in her rsosl cheerful happy
srn.A VI mind After having fallen
sleep. che hsd = frishfpl dram or
,,.ss~. She dreamed lha. her brother,
sho sas in the western port Il New
York. vas killed and manrissi in death.
hi, dream seemed N vi,il and real.
ard impressed her mind 10 foreibiy. ,hn,
he woke. and even rose from her bed.
MI ~siled her rooiu. weeping ia great
snguisa.
Another lady. who was asleep ia an
adjoining chamber, was awakened by
htr wailinss. and on going in,n the
~ n a. ASCERTAIN the csusc. fosnd her
,alng an chair weeping. The lady
,a3ea,orod 20 sno,he her far. and
hrai,y persuaded her 10 retire oaee
~,erc 10 lid, and try to forge, ,he
d'eam. The next Monday mornia.
'be Young lady received a ,r!earapliic
i'S'n'eh. announcing that her h,o,hcr,
W.. Wise. brakeman on the Western
Railroad, had fallen frnr tie CO... on
enc Of the ireieh, trains near Ea.,
f.. lsihsm. y, T.. and bern ran over, md
"an''y killed. The accident happen.
"a VI abou, two o'clock on Sunday
morning, precisely ahou, tie time of the
cream ---f'os'on 7rrn~r'p.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
CuMMI,sto>ER.s NOTICE.

WI TIE suhscthss beng appointed los the
w iion ii"ha:- cart hut tie pistrrt 81
RutiIut t"uni.stnnrts - trcrNr. ptamtue
lud sdin ~ claims InH demand. IT al pe,.nts
against thv c't't" 90 lH\NkIiN CORNISH,
~, "i Eut'snI. an saij Dl-itici dCccas.d, ~
i.rr,cpiri .Lsui,eut. and 81, months from The
. b t,y ~ bctobcr 1919 h"ing allowed b, ,AId
court for ~ 4 putp"~c "" ii" therefore. hereby
Eve notice iht, W. viil attend 10 the bnsirrrs al
,ur sal Appn.nturni At the dwelling house o'
nav. Graham N sad FINLAND, ca the IT,
"Wednesday nt iaturty ard March. t,I, ftpu,
uu. O'Clock T.. -. Until ~ o'ciock p NJ on .ao h
oi said DAYS
iiFNEN v poRrtR Comm,s-
D\NiD Kiltk NDlE. ..oncr..
Rulian 1, October IL 1850. II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

4 posrH.--A hoosicr' Of rather
scan'y means recently visited tins city,
wish Introductory letters, t"r the pur-
pose Of buying considerable amoun.
u goods upon credit. The jnbbers ia
whom he sPpiied were very courteous,
but dida'i exactly like ID trade.
y Whats the NATTER inquired the
buyer.
Nothing particular was tho reply
only wc don', much lhe Ihis credit
business.
We'll, bu, ! don; ask for only thirty
days
'Vrry true, bu, you might die, you
know
Die '--whv,who the II ever hear
ed Of any boiy's dying in Mirty days
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
RECEPTION or GIN. TAyLop's RE.

RECEPTION Of GIN. TAyLoR's RI
MAINS. Louisville, LIST. The re-
mains of Gen, Taylor reached here
this morning. amid the firing of guns
and the tollins of bells. 4 process
ion, headed By the Mayor and Gov.
Crit,endca, escorted the remains
from the boat. Gov. Crittcnden
made some appropriate remarks on
the occasion. The body was inter-
ed in the family burial ground seven
miles from Louisville.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT TX
PLDsiON on TIE DELE.
WARE RIVER.
NV CASTLE, Del,

NV CASTLE. Del.
Thursday. Nov. Ito P. NJ.
The steamer Telegraph, helon -ins
70 the Errlckson line. While oa her
iasssge from Philadelphia 10 Bait.
more. burs. her boiler oa this place
abou, , o'clock this evening.
So far abou. twenty -four persons
have been broagh, ashore from the
wreck. wounded and lilled.
Some FIVE or six have drii,ed a.
shore and been picked up.
i, rs supposed that great many
were blown overheard
The captain aud crew are supposed
TO have becn all killed. The boat
has drittcd two miles below here. and
sc have 10 steamer 10 tow her in.
Charles lIasan, apas@nger, who
jus. landed. says tina, the TELEGRAPH
had to- much steam On.
About forty passengers have jus:
ahded. among whom nre great
many lur, and scalled. There are
about twenty men on board yet, who
are suffering dreadfulIy.
The arsenal has been thrown open
here for the comfort Of the wounded.
who are attended by all our own
physicians, in addition 10 six from
Wilmington.
Among the wounded arc fire la
dies.
Oar people are doing everything
~ alleviate the distrcsscs Of the snH,er-
era.
=. 5, The steamer has jus. been
,owcd 10 tho wharf. The cabin loo,
is s.rcwed With the scalded.
Capt. Claypool has been found, but
is very badly hurt.
There arc seven persons dead on
board, SO far as can be ascertaincd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

GREAT FiRE Al LocKroEr. Lock.
port, Nov. =. About II O'Clock, a
very destructive FIRE broke out in the
large four story block known as the
Merchants Block, Oh the corner of
Main aud College streets, which was
entirely consumed. The printing Of
fice Of the Democrat was also destroy
ed, together with all the books and
Iapcrs. The loss is estimated at $50,
900.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
From Waiton's Daily Journal
FATAL STAGE ACCIDENT.

We had enl stage accident here
yesterday morning. The stage with &
horses and lG passengers, jus, above
This village in Sheffield, upset, falling
down bank of lG or u frct,-killed
Instantly. a DR.. David Flanders, oil
Londonderry, y. H.. and injured three
ladies considerably. and the driver, Mr.
ilewcs. No blame is attached to the
diver. The body of DR.. +. was taken
from here this morning. The stage TOT
was literally stove TO pieces. I. j, {.
Sheffield, Noy. 5ili, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
sr,rg OF VENOM m ~ r-,o.r,...-i,h,,

STATE Of VENOM Re " r-'p-rl"~-- 'hrr ~
uis'ttct ri fsuhsrto,ss = Probate Cautt no'hrn
a. ts.i"too. ~ ard t'r ssJ Gi,,fict, Hh the 5ist
d'y nf October u n
A. iusifument N wiuins T'fPnrii"s e. " ths last
v u iud reaa,ac.i 81 v " NhEr', late uf Poalinss
lU sad 'i.nCt. d.cess-.i. being pr~e"iird 10 a e
crIfi hr'r bs thafi-s Ward. she kr~,slvt ihrfeir
n.rrri f,' Pfoi4ts
IL - c,lercd ~ sad cNut, thsi ST rrt,nn. ioiet
est"j Tie f-ir, - notified io spi~sr at ION 81
ssli e. ~ head A. tt.ll-iap. Afpfesid, on
thr dNh ia, Of i'ecenH"r. neat AIS -haS cause 4
thcs mr., have sFatcst the prhAte of -Rt Court,
o. whirh pnts,s- II - further nttrrr' jhai copy II
hs record ui III. nri-r Ne p0hli-hrh thtrr res ;
stlcc-spvey IN tho kuiisut Hef4id. ucs. -,aper
inflated at Rriaad siIhtn tts state sud wh,eh pub.
trs''rus shah he VtrNang In sail tune appointed lot
atl h,Auhg. A tue copy ~ rrtnui
~ AiNnN WARNER Jade
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
itpl. y, y, i,u. 20. to" EAhi~ sEAl5
C;foAi In,r,ohilina and Fraud.

'iEi'us =. frrt sac ssl.Hiic r'fochtnn 40
r6ife ,s POI ~ Hr ss iii1u ttgh sfr, ith.r" AZ o.
~ , utllc Ia n. e. d. rttn 20 ,ld aV substitute ~
ta. osf.-e ~uHpf iei Icchrhi ''tc,rra, ~ ur eWc
az i-h tuI .t N.f,s 90 gstnc,daf. "l1end fst~ru.
ai!,ggf lniten 'nfads NatT tht's - tSsf'sns
yrna sf - itIrssc S7'cf1i ~ lte' have l''t
r- u rf dlit'rf lHret. F.ict - '4Wk va, M -
stu pL" kint'. tA" b. nna vttiai have lss'l'A I
t,,u my NJ, aus foons eni -Sis hsNn b.
ut r.ii'ran to 81 1.f tnitie ~ the uans az "Isi
r4,s" a. u Is ihi' ff,u,. Hirht uun.','in '~ U.S..
g.. rr, ri. i'r lf,si,4 i t,,tera ~ any gi'.-
nous sc ->kl ipt iut, u !. t'@ s,is 'Arr.'
10 b,.iss y 3D., a.. t. tle t'nc. tie ee'dufi ~
tit.c LH.rnauts wH ndttl'is ~ ftIp~i ~ thr
., .rni all in'ttut such uDHishIfi hhiNrT, The r.
rfrIut rutii ilrgrt, rJsitun 'tosr ef"i tufe''s"
,fs that \ ne stprtoOv. ~ Ass sss A"s4 ~ =
mr. Dn.. -. rail. anA iios Ss'Ls sss Hopa ~ -.
,ia.. ~ 'Lr tgff}, 80. W. hrrcltsrt. th,as, l1~.
I-u. = y" WING /. ue nniS tgiis.s's In,ps%S1i, Nm
ost caa L. s,nuip. THIS j. ditto tlsal he laiilr M
nui throw away money fyt wf'ilrrs and eohtr
Zen rftirlr Is shave csut41n ,afurPi'y -hire~s''
~ ht-. who set Ia TITS 'lY 'nlnhi'e tSu"'
~ r,D-, ~io ts,c i''utne hrqnntu-t IN us 1i .
u tie i;nriing ~ eqnbut - "fri'ci, rfr siNrtts'
meats In til. j,aT.r and g,i GmlAlr' Of ur asrhi
Al urdcts airesSG Ia the proprietor ~ih te pfOtnr
icsIuHi"d To-.
,,t iarlhirt e he ari't. md What ~oId~ts ~
nrr,n4t if.i rat Is tir ut tiis ne w inc
sNiy oI.cihit dealers gc,rai!y The 'nisd sS'''S
II, l.. Fpcreor, Kutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

From TrXAs-BorSpARY ELL.
ACCEPTED. We have received dates
from Texas to the 23d ult.
The returns Of votes on the boun-
dary question indicate the acceptance
Of the Boundary Bill by large ma
.o'i'y.
In San Antonio TIE vote was Al.
- -. Walker 2S4 TO As.
The returns from Bcxar. Bnrtescu
ard Milan counties show OH increased
majority for the bill.
A letter from Corpus Christi state:
TIA, a general Indian war vas expect
ei to break on. soon. The Indian:
sre still stealing horses and cattle.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
COW NfSStONcRx NOr,te

Nt thc sh,scthsr hs'4f atseniaA bot, ths Hoo
w fr''etn '-it - ~ tt.i ,-t si ErlIsaf H..
'''es :" f"tf4tr rts-sru ,ra sdfp.t Ill 81 nit- A.
"r9A1is 80 al sets'ne ae, Hst he s.ifs 81 >stsat
'ol fuf'e, lsi, Il htIi,i, .st1.tstnl isrrs.A,i
fc're'ruiri tr-'AtFtf add itHi ffssu ths 7,i
'ff "tpa tsti, h~ttv lo sod - - ID ros,t f,r t.,
trpss" - 'bsr.h'f- h.rsb, essc rss III, tbst -
siH -tlr .a to I've busl 'i sf .s.I
=! -" = seitrs hcNsr ot il. .a pt.rf,t ~ M,si.f
1o''y oN she ias W if,ut .iss ct Naph rrtt rv4.
= u's"aE A urid .'ci-s r u ,,s -tit do.
HAletl Of NJ. E4ii, thfsfsl of ,tat., INis.
AtiiAl ttii.s =.
ilN BRNASr., |'h 'b'''"h'is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
A MAsuY.cTuRas' CoyvgNIio.

A MASUplcTuREs' CONVENTION,
II, is proposed ,ha; Convention Of
Manufactures, North and South, be
hsil in the city Of Richmond, IN the
State Of Virginia, on Monday, The
is.h day Of November, 1870, 10 d.,
ses, and prepare = suitable memorial
70 he presented to Congress at the
commencement Of the ensuing SEES
son, embracing or setting forth truly
AID faithfully all the facts connected
sih or believed TO be the cause Of
he present extremely depressed state
u manufacturing industry, and ur
s'ns the necessity Of speedy resis
ioa and modification Of the tarin laws
The call is signed "Sunary Virgins
aaaafseswea"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

Excursion TIcKErs TO TIE WoLLD )
fXHlpITroN.--Th House Of q. W.
Mclleury * Co., Of philadelphia will
issue cabin passage certificates for the
Industrial Exhibition TO take place in
London mex, year. The tickets Tor
the excursion to Liverpool aud back
a,e to be furnished at the low price oil
800, including every.lirg but wines
aai LIQUORS. The tiIs will commence
with the packet ship Mary Pleasant
70 sail on the 18th Of March next:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
sadscry ana ssarncss ksusi.

.nF svh@rs es So t.st,e - ks sa~Sv Nrs'ffSs h
! 81 az ilsshp O. trstaA.u fse ets stsssS tNslss
- ese"r'ss W ~ a is.st.~gv So 10 esserp.
tse tfSss-r ,tIsA s.s.ts.ps pa<gt - ,vyco
ss' seeI sss ~ ssiff its ktsT q si-a ~
h"f " iHFr'hsi on isrpttr ai,i su-s nss.'it. BsE
sss sd - sta tssp herd F--s.t ~fssss fses
- t~~ ust hsese iesi.~r.- fsvt's ant sl.s =
-''sss~ - tat7tss ~ he rcd s,ssf~s sseo t,ets
NsN7Fs ,efr~t Hss% ~ la.asa- sGrs5a,ss kslefr
y. ). ~at'-h 49, e saia 800 - sA.h ~t's 81
~ 9ss.fs ssa is-s-itaf " .t,s,Aa Nt.i Apas. u
sat i-e tNkre q e r-sss f-t sesg s74 NpFfsi ,r~i
b. r.rrs ~ As.ifsyf ~ 7 fp,NaNtF
E-t .es. osg ~ $50 a. -.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
Rutland g. Burlington Railroad
WINTER ARaANoRmrNr
PNsSeNgru rn,sHs

t.ave beri ss'rs 1siiy Sanasy. ,,..rtea.
~ bessps Le~sll wrrtssirr StwIa,s I'D
t''t""ii"t, N''i'nn'. NJ ~ Ar,.,sng ~.
= 's"a ~ 81 :. m Pss'.rsto 3, The g.
> u. f,ss. s.ll is.lg q, RsIan5 .pa ,.,cl
hasi"n a. W 2, ~. NJ seItds,
kEff 6NisH
t-Ns'o u 'a''' ar I "a a'Y,,}ns is Rsf.
.''% Co., - . B. VI sN' IA. ~. i,ena Rot. .HI.
thee tA - - .fitar if4in,vtI ba,raa Loo,
GO d,ue al he.iaas Fsjl,. isa,h et,. .n,,n4,t trr
VIA Tic morning sd e, cs,ly hAs .: steam.
-. -A Lake 'Asil an.
fnt'evgFr 'or Nv irtt esr - ,tsNsi.
'"lt It'i ls"etf >i1iosh, I'd Il y "a lis,,r
'r lt iishAarE. " ntrcsttr AtI Afi.b's p..r.t
it"shi tram lcAscs Datu,ston ais. M.
'9d h'"'"n N ds'y i'apdAys e.cc,'olb.
ihtsur - ~ hour.
tirfes' tstt.e irsn e.. ,pmh. ,iyr n, i
brighton NuEct', lra'ts Darlington every
it. Jay m.ft.irg OF Ia. m
L Rb'ti oN. ss.etiutcq,,sr
HufIugist. Oct !. lSbA. fitr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
New Line Of Mail Stages

{ y and a';pt November J. ISin The subscri.
\ J Der wii run I'm" oi stages ifo;a ita,land
1" Bethel, H"ods,ock, White RIVER, and
Windsor, rs follows
Leave Rutland ryrrv dag On the arrival nt
tir Gags i'oGi burlington aud Troy and Tag
stag" from bennington, ! : o'c.ck 4. ii
i"f each 20! the above named places. and az.
!'vc At Woodstock The sr,ue evening.
Reiurnnr-l.c Woodstock every dn,
(Sundasa "Nccpi,dl At - n.,,"rk ! "a, ANA
arrive ~ Rutland IN time Tor a.. passtulrrs
70 take TIA" cars fnr Whitehall, Tto, ard Bur.
i'ng'on and Boston, pni the stage tor Ben.
nirton.
i.caye Bethel on the arrival &C the cars
from Boston and arrive ,uRutlsud the iui,oa
ING morning ~ time for passengers 30 take
the first tam of cars ior Wh,iclial ana Ifo,
II BRYANT, Proprietor
Rutland, Nov Is,, I-jD i3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
VERSION ApyIIvror r,tg lNs.xI

Tic whole number Of ia'ien.. rccei,-
ed during the ,esr ending Apgu.,
W4' :fs. ~ whom 20 wcr.. discharged.
.'oI. 10 improved, nnl ~ not imvrov-
~ Died 20. Remaining in the a.y.
Ia y, tie date named. S2s. Since
n. openine Il the asylum 1909 patients
we're received. cf whom 7i2 have been
Discharged a. cured.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

A violent and co~arlly attack va,
made upon Mr.. Bennett, Editor Of the
Herald. this morning. while walking
with his wife. in Broadway, by Mr.
Graham. The defeated candidate for d..
iric, Attorney in This city and iwo OF
lree others. Mr.. Brhnc,t was knock
.l down and received several blow IS
about the head.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

WoRtp's FAIR.--1he first ron,ri-
button from the continent 10 the Great
Exhibition of 1891 has arrived. Ii
consists Of son'ignren, Of ~ pnrEa'
ees by the steamer Neptune. from 81.
Pe.crsburgh.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

~ sud au"f Nurtal &. tlhcf : she ca,. ~
" the Holland srd VA t,ngtur Ba,lfoad " ~
,c''s g tstirt. 81 .'Vt,ani al . - nrtotk \
NJ. t'nbct ng VAT III mnri., Z ram fog Rp.,
ten. aud 81 = II Cl"cs = :. connecting Wt.a tae
tiN'rss ifsir ,"f DurUngt,n
ave kutiaud a. II o'o',rS \ ~ fratn Ia.
- TEN ir"Ei bur ,oEt.n to Itoy. and at
- .''"ok, 4. NJ, irnts fttrcs, Tain ttom
BottoA. %
CHtS | PRESCOTT t,ef r,r,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

Carrying om has Intentions. James.
the Novelist, intends TO send one Of his
sons to Yale College, and put another
At a law school al New Haven.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
Historical Incidents of this
Vicinity---No. 1901.

Vow II came % pas,, that GA the ninth day
Of the trnih month 10 the year lcD, SPEs'
Gun received from a ctv situated on
the Hudson and called The Trojan City,
and from another on the Island Of Manhattan
knowu by the name of Gotham, splendid
ss.orturn Of pERfUMERY, the equal oi
which was never seen IN Rutland, and may
never be seen agsin
There was Royce n Esterl,s Dentirice
pa, up IN porcelain jars and celebrated as
prrsrtys,iye Of the teeth
Hennstr-ets Hair Flud FOR identifying the
Iiau
Eau d. Cologne IN quart, pint, half pint
and four ounce bottles.
Lub,ns Perfumes, manufactured N city
called Pars
ralry's trrlrpa snd Cftronel!i Rosar
msnufsc lurcd ~ London.
Bcsr. Oh, obisihrd IN the Northern Re
eior., sand. Omn,6u. Shaving and 1o'i''
Sosp, 10 grrs, variety, all nf which he sells
az cheap a. he vas wont 10 do IN days gone
by. Rutland Ioun'y BoossNyEe'
: Rutland Vi ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14

EXCESSIVE llvAr. Lame lin Jones
,svs when he Was in South Carolina.
one summer, il turned very cold, aud
tnow fell on the 9Th of August. at least
ok inches deep and when the sun came
cut, il was so hot that the snow never
got chance to melt. IL coolsd Il brora
aust on a." Spirit Of the Times.
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KENTUCKY. After three days
tallo,ins the House Of Representatives
have succeeded in clccting Speaker
Col. G. ". Johnson Of Shc!byyillc,
vhis.
The Senate elected on Monday,
Benj. Edward Gray, Of Christian, rs
Pre- saient.
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To be Sold.

I HOUSE aullot ysry pleasantly 'ituated
y one mite north II Euila',l Court House
.n the road 60 P,usiord. There is Que nero a
good itHi = very e.'yeni"nt dwelling h9g'e
barn nul hop COM @, itut Tor ,ho,maS q
other mechanic. All The lHiilir.s are near
rcs, AID in good repair. Term Of tayineut
may be made easy. Enquire Of NJ Jsr. Lester
who live. adjoining thr lrcmi,es.
Ru,Iard D., 81 1850 Il, w
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STATE Or VERMONT ! Be- ,tremsu.ter.d
District 90 Fh,rha' eu, -.. that PROBATE
Court holden ut Cast ,t'u .. All 'u- .ai3 de-
tr.et on the 10Th O.. .. - prta'c r A. - 1850.
Mheraa-. JAN u ct,nsrdil' u' barici {
Rec Car"li.e G. Ktce. 's,hrr..r kirr, Ann
R,re atl NArrcL re ni,rcrs aal ny.'s o.
Catherine Rio 1,o -s-s,l pa. rtr.cutHd to tn
court bcre has l,l ton PFC writing rcIrrs,nt.f !,
tfrre.n, that ID, aid ward. have s-n interest 80
about sixty .rrcs - iaud ,iti.tr., 10 N-Ils aII
ftwl.t 30 aid 1i-iriet g., heir, ~ !ew n - q
,aiI Catherine. which ,p'r'r.t s. to ,.tIt
tie To- tti1 lT,m,'v, except the sad Comedian
iife estate ~ t.nlut hF ~, cgTtsry rad iurtGt :
representing tat II vi! cot aue. &. the iutsre.i
- aid minors 10 >eiI tier =. isi aoI title a.
.aii yea rsfate and pUt the proceed. iLefopi
~ iDtrrctt, sud paying sad ensTt 90 grant
hin. a iicrr.. t. teti The .any iur that pug $50
Therefor. a. j. oTder,l by aid court tha,
-ai1 sppllouIi % D., nfd i.e same IL Lcrsiy re-
.-Trsd tor hearing and decision TO Il scs.'lH pj
raii roar, T. b@ he!d a. tie Probate oiifre .g
CAST ton af"rcsaid, on tire iJln day e NJ
,lIi,. ? Al, auj ,bat notice Thereof te giscf
by pAd .rappD Of copy ~ he r.rof1 0i hi,
.rlsr thrte weeks sgcee-si,eiy % the kItssa
Her5'd q ne-sraF.t priutei d; kal aud 90 ssii
~ts't. st al pers,as iuG'rcstsd may apPcEi
sli be heard iu ihr prcml,c' II They -, ,agsu
s irgv ~ 81 record.
81 ALs,. wAHNEs Judse.
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November ~. 1850.
NEW GOODS.

Mems. DE- i.atnes, French and Anefrcar
Prn,., Cloak ard Dress Trimmings, hiil'nc
~ Goods, Bay State Mills Long and squsf'
sLs~l., AUD a variety Of New and desTab!'
soods ih,s day received sna ior sale by
D. 4. BELL.
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STATE NJ vEB1oNT. -.r,.w,..,
1psl''c' q f,uhs,en % edihatS,s.sr.
sasr er'srt h,lJrs si Css'!>isa "a sa q f..s =. u
ss'' e' 90 III, s,h Say Il >er, ID ir.a.
Nhs'es Jonathan Istns ssniss.t,sts., .
Size ~sisie Of Eiesb Nas,trrp. latc 81 Css,i..
i"h, "a ssA1 d,s,ts,t deer ,s~e ,a.e.,sf. hath
Presrhtes 10 cad oeot, be y-t,,,sa tn s,ii,ar
, citing forth tina, Il :, rsce~~s-r ta ..ii a.
u'Veh of thr real estate 81 ssta dsc~s-J a.,
va rs'~ the .nrf' ii 4 ~. z; So tise pufpa..
I" Fs,'hg ur ars's sgstns8 SAD rstai. sad
TIE ~ penss ~ administration, snn has STAT.
81 saes fstu ~ hss goiuaa q, tend ~ .la~
'i'- neressAtv ~ ssa ssl~. anG r-s,rd .sia
cpsar Ia grant htn l,c~u,t 10 viii So snach
ut is,- real estate rs s,,sa der-s-sd s.~,lisa~
the ssid ssai vi S.i5- 9; for thu purpose, a
fsf-ss,d
Ia. otd,,cd BY sad court that all rc-.sne
eane'tn~c ihefe.a ~ ho,,Grd to aup.st q, /,
~.-an 81 ss,d eost'i IN ,~ lee 10 nj the pr,,bA,r
''f'tre ~ as''etpe stp'rssad, on the I'd
Nedm sdst, 4 ir'na Inc lIth day OF Decem-
ter neat. and .how csu.e & ANY ,hyv may
hsv" against the probate OF Esd w,ll t,t
vhich FutPr.e II ~ further Ordered that =
copy 81 the record of this urdrr b. raht,-l,rd
thn-r weeks suce~ss,S~iy ~ the Rutland
'i"'aid, ne~spar~r printed Al Bu;lsnd ~
ihi' state, sH eh'cb Publications shall be
Prcr,s"s l. ,hc tune appointed cot sad hear
ioG tfoc copy Of rv>cotd,
~ AIxas Nlu,tr Judge
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STATE or tRMpNf BE u remembered
p'.usct 81 tauhs,rp -. taAt at = Probate
ioart boidcu of tAstjrtar. Ia AND Tor AID
dt.trlrt "r the Sta drN .' u1totpcr 4 u. lh.jG
W hr'rss tAiyv EreSff Administrator ~
the cs'n'" 81 t'aHklin Vaughn. late Of rouis.
ncy. m SID District deceased. has presented
10 ss,i tout hrs petition IN w,iung iui IN
rS,"nstau "f 4he time heretofore al.,rei l1r
the -prs,l oi the estate uf 5. d decreased and
the paYu--ni at the dthis against tl,, sad
estate 10 the tenth day OF December, 1871 -
Therefore,
|, Is ordered Nv aid c"ar' thu, sa'd alpi- ca
lion lee referred tor hearing a1d decision to a
session 81 said court, = b. ipiicu a. Cssticiou
Boz said di-trict "o tbrlnd "Wednesday II teiuc
( thelith dls az December. nt,' .andtbst all =.
80 ,nt.resiv,i be nvtifiei Whereof, bN publish,
ing COPY of The record Of III, "rl,r three
f week. succe.titsiN - the Rst.aHd iiCral,
uss paper printed NJ Nutisni IA tLi, state ~.
! v,rns 10 the time appointed lot said hearing.
\ true c"I!S Of record.
- hLNvs NABNra Jude.