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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

LATER IRON CENTRAL AMEEICA.-
BY the schooner Enterprise, Captain
Boyd, at New York, files have been re-
ccived on the Gil, of August.
A contract has been concluded be.
tween Rafael Pine Minister Of Public
Works, authorized by the government,
and Sr. Santiago Colbnrn, for the con.
siruciion of quay in the port OF Aca-
yutla. This work, which will give a
new impulse TO the commerce OF this
State, will find in the government the
greatest encouragement and ,.ie mos!
liberal facility for its completion
The States Of Cualiinala and Of the
interior were quietly enjoying their in-
'titutions. Honduras is Indebted to
President Liendo for the rc-establish
ment Of Tranquility, disturbed by pre-
ccding revolutionary events. The most
friendly relations reigncd between the
dlh~rcnt States Of Central America.
LATER PROM BEIMuDA.-By late
arrival at New York flies Of tie Ber-
muda Royal Gazette to the l7,h inst,
have been received. The subject Of a
steam communication with New York
IS still discussed, and the Bermudians
are anxious for the establishment OF an
other line. The smallpox had broken
out in Barbadoes, and treasures were
beng taken 10 inOculate the whole pop
uiation. The arrival Of party Of men
from 81. John, n. n. at Turk Island.
on treasure hunting expedition, is an.
nonnced. The patty landed a, a place
called Salt Cay, when they dug several
pits IN tbs beach. Being surprised by
the inhabitants, they made of, not, how.
ever, witlout leaving behind them
marks which seemed to indicate thai
they were successful.
P6Rr STAIN, Sept C.-There i. a
revival Of tie ;Pold matt, OH the Span.
l>h Nam, gentleman having returned
from thence last week, after ,ainly en-
10 engage the services Of The
iai''es 10 assist hin, in digging. They
e'n'e'i,being LOO lazy. lie there visit
20 Il small stream, and in less than three
'oars, lac ioand $50 worth oi tbs pure
''ua IN very nice Jumps lie purposes
'e'hrning With a parry of some fifty
>ofne OF The wise oce. predict that The
mines will rival California, and Icing
iear home, will, OF course, be more
.heapIy worked
H. hesfos con.,ue a trouble M as :,
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sRrssteNiL PROc rgprxos. -
lya,ais@oa. .S.misy. Sept ID
Both De Senate and House q Key
resen,aiiscs we're engaged W to D
o'clock this morning. without having
concluded. The report 81 a,eir pro
cee.l,egs is ieHg.hy, and - full 81
disorlerly and confused matter, ,ls'
NC merely send the results.
SEyArE.-Thc Senate concurrcd
IN inc amendment of he House a.
the Navy bill. abolisl,ing fog sins in
ihe Navy. They insisted on their.
amendments TO tho Indian bill, and
the Bounty Land bill, and a Commit,
tee Of conference was appointed also
on the army hill.
Horsr The lIonse PASSED the
Senate bill, estt blishing additional
collection districts in California.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson, Of AR.
kansas, all bills. resolutions, and
other matters now referred to the
standing Committees, and whcrcon
TO reports have been made, are TO be
returned to the Clerk, and stand re.
committed at the commencement Of
next session.
The Light House bill was passed.
All amendments TO the civil and
diplomatic Appropriation bill were
agreed to by both Houses, excep.
three.
Further conference vas asked and
granted, and the Committee Of con.
ference reported that the Senate had
rcccded from their amendments II
the Bounty and bill, adding mar
iucs, and captains and sailors
who fought in former wars, to all
soldiers who have fought and have
not been heretofore provided for by
law. So the bill passed.
The Speaker signed several bills,
among others the Navy Appropria
ton bill, Bounty Land bill, and For
LITIGATION bill.
AS the night advanced, the con
fusion in the IIonsc increased, and
the Speaker found it impossible t.
preserve order.
The President and all the members
Of the Cabinet have been in the Sen.
ate ante chamber since 9 o'clock last
evening.
The Committee Of Conference of
the two Houses, have agreed upon
: the extention of the Capitol. a plan
is to be selected, and the work done
under the direction Of the President.
The Footc and Fremont difficulty
has been amicably settled. The lat.
ter addressed a note to the former,
demanding a retraction Of the lang
uage used by him in dcbatc,t be sign.
cd in the presence Of witnesses and
challenge note was left if he rcfus.
ed. Footc declined to sign the pa.
per, but addressed a note in reply to
Fremont, disc!aiming any intention Of
giving personal offence in the Ian.
guage used by him in debate. The
friends of both parties considered this
satisfactory to Fremont. but at his
instance the note was submitted to
Benton, who consented to the ar
rangement. The following Card is
the result
A Washington, 90 Sept.
The undersigned are authorized to
state that the difficulty between the
Hon. II. S. Footc and Hon. J. C..
Fremont, arising ont of certain OK
pressions used by the former, in rcla-
ton to the California bill, in the Sen.
ate last evening, has been adjusted
satisfactorily to both those gentleman.
Signed, a. S. DoDGE, WM. GwINN,
WIN. W. SIBLY, X. NJ. Pace.
------sbs~---
LATER IRON CENTRAL AMERICA,
Nv TN. schooner Ept.r,r; ~. (r,,,,,:.
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ng-The Ba,.cnkin Bank Of Ma

AT-The Ba,tcnkill Bank of Man.
chester, was broken into on the nigh.
q the Goth, and robbed Of about
$500. somc 800 Of which was
in specie. The balance consisted Of
New England and New York bank
bills. \ rc~ar,i Q. 900 is oh.rc,l
for the recovery OF the money, or a
propor,iona,e amoun, thereof
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

y'Would it not be we'll for the
town authority Of Rutland, to get in
surance against prospective matter OF
damage that is likely to occur from the
state Of the roads on the railway track,
between this and Center Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

Fremont AND FooTE. The Tclc.
graph gives TWO accounts Of the fight
between Mcssrs Footc and Fremont.
United States Senators. One &C,
count SAYS:
a dispute occurred last evening
(Fnday) between Senators Foote
and Fremont, Mr., F,otc directly
accused Mr.. frcmon, of seeking and
urging leg 'laslon OYER tic gold lands
Of California for his OWN private inter
est ana benefit. Ills MIR. Fremont,
warmly repealed, and the two sooa be.
cam. involved in a personal struggle
and fight. Mr. Foote's blow brou ,ht
blood, and there Was much confusion.
The eouibat,ants were separated by
Senator Clarke. /, is currently re.
ported this morning that more serious
results will follow. Mr.. Fremont. it
IS said, has sen, challenge to Mr..
Footc. Tic latter is in his sea, in
the Senate the former is not.
The other account is tia, the
ARRAY took place in the Rotunda Of
the CapitoI. Fremon, told Foole he
VAS 10 gentleman. wheicupon Foo,c
struck trcmon, violent blow. AZ
ter 4 shor. struggle they were SEP
ara,ej.
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A DuIcH STORY. | aud brother
iionec and two other toys, wash ont
hunting mex, week, and We drove
n'nc wosichucks into A stone heap,
aud kilt ten GU, 90 de nine before
ley cot iu."
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We ale happy to learn tina, u. d.
liarris, the bachelor edhtcr Of the
Bra''leIoro' ~ -EogIe, las been
appointed Secretary Of tie Territory
Of | tab, Bachelors are lookiu. up.
Where are ICE to 20 - Boston
Bee.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

IshiIs CLosgs AID CLOAK Goopy,
u oash'so DC understood ,ha, Je,ren
= E'f'o,'', No. : Mix ST., Boston,
are d" Fat II matters 81 tk.s Kind.
.''a b. one should rsk . purchase IN
'he cay aiihou. previously teco,n,u /,
acquainted With ,hcii a.scy,rtnt
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make the csehsnsc as he desires
and ray all due attention to the
".Aato ,rath and Kernarkcr." n
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sc s,,1 detailed Consideration d the
~hosc SUBJECT, and Demonstrates that
an the Authority cos!esred by Cea-
ersss spoa tho Dcpsstneu, hAs been
,asAcc,aaily sxcrtsi to sauacss
irs.aas uIcn he revsaac, sna viii con.
t;nas incasctaAl Mnlrm the act o!
3oth July. ls.6, 'i,n'i|i receive a
3.fercni construction .,om iha; wh,ch
ia. hitherto obtained 90 unless Con
src.s ss'caia remedy the in~,ns''''c.
d tle reseW system ~ the subs'i
.n,ion q 'o,ae ~ fJ,s.Ja .aluaI,oil
II lu,alle iucr,l ,h,liAc
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

ever, bat 20 far nsgrcat eu,brssl h,
occurred. Night ta,rule II ~ mn r,
chants arc In $500 TO gs6ri III prop.
! erty from dcstrus1en,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

G-iion. J'red Perkins, Of Winclr,,
ter. New Hampshire, was nominated "a,
the Wing Convention. held in Peter
boro last Saturday, 10 succeed Hon.
James "ilSon, resigned. Mr. Perkins
viii be supported ty tie Wing and
Free Soil parties Of The di,iricl, and
CAN be elected If the full vote i. given.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

e. The Northern Railroad !. com
i'ieied 10 OsdensLurg the first train
"ss 10 have run oy.g il on Saturday
Ia...
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NERMoNTMuTuAL FuRE Insurance
CoMrANf.--We are requested to state
for the bencii, of our townsmen that the
annual assessment of said Company up
on the inhabitants Of Rutland, has been
forwarded to NJ. G.. Everts, to whom
payment may be made ut any time
prio, to Wednesday, Oct Q.
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!. L. WALTON 4 son

Montpelier, sept. -, $50.
f'r Editors wishing the daily will
Please copy tie above.
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pENMANSllIr.

We are pleased 10 learn HAT Mr..
and Miss k-liy--no,cd chirophists---
are now in town and propose to open
schools in Rutland viilag. and n, the
Mill, il sufficient induccmcnt is offered.
\ school " i'll be opened to-day n, the
Mills if sufficient mduccmcni is ohc. ed
to warrant the undertaking.
We have seen such testimonials. rec
ommenling Mr.. X to the con.i,lcra-
ton and patronage Of the public ms TO
TO lead us 10 believe thu, all DESTROYS of
impro, ing their writing will find it 10
their advantage to avail themselves Of
this opportunity. Mr.. Kelly come,
highly recommended "a an accomplish.
ed teacher in his profession, and among
those who give these recommendation,
we may mention the names Of Judge
richardson. of Chittcndcn Co., Mcssrs
Colby, Of Montpelier, DR.. Colby Of
Stans,eaL, {. H., Silas lIubbel. Cham
plain, 5. S. Reyes, lIis',sa,c, and va
rous other gentlemen of ST. Albans,
Sheldon, AIi'ldlcbury, &c. Among the
names Of those Of the latter place, we
notice the names OF Ex-Gov. Eaton.
Prof. Labarec ana others. We hope
Mr.. X. will receive such patronage u.
he deserves.
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frequent PARALLELS OF TIC condition. n'
de Provinces snd Of the | ni,ed
States. We vso,e tic follow ny
from its colom,r If Saturday las.
II mus, afford every friend %. free
dom deep satisfaction tia, the con
a,c's Which engaged the Cen; rcss
,nl Scua'c. anal extended their i'm
,hl.e throughout the Cuion. uion
he exciting .olic d slavery, have
'ecn bGou sll, to ala amicable conelaJ
,on Flesh pledges have bccs OK.
hanged Lctacen the Representatives
4 the several States, ,roY;lin. for
he permsncnce Of the Republic aud
."lri guarantees are nov lccaliZcd.
,d,lin. strength and solidi'y to Il
power. whose territory is washed b.,
SO oceans California is nov a State:
NJ, IS snch, she shares IN all the
lounr aud influence whicl, attaches
tic American na.. COMPARATIVE
y unhAoau few years since, she
las now population of probably 10,
100; her property for assessment
urposcs Is rated at three hundred
nli'ons o. dollars. She sends her
'cua,ors and Members of Congress
- Washington. and her sons can
latin admission to the national army
nd navy, to the ranks Of diplomacy.
ud 10 every appointment Of honor or
monument, from that Of Prcsiden,
lonnwar'ls, California has attract.
ii fair number of Guardians to hen
'borcs and il Is somewhat strange
hat those who exile themselves from
heir native land should be Invested
With privileges which the people of
Canada arc here thought unfit to en-
10y. Those that 20 to California
nay vote for Governors and Presi
icn,s--hcrc we Cannot even elect IA
Magistrate.
HEALTH or NEW OnLrANs. We
have alluded to the prevalence Of The
Dansne fever in the city, which is It
disease Of light character, and
which exists to an equal extent in the
country, and, as We sec, in other
States. with that exception, the
city is quite healty, and no one here
entertans tho least apprehension. at
tins late season, Of the appearance
OF the yellow fever, but, on the con.
trnry, business is already opening,
and our citizens are beginning to re
turn, and there is no doubt but that
the business season will open very
early. The Dansue fever is by some
called the break bone fever, and NAV
be said to be an epidemic at present,
not only in New Orleans, but very
generally throughout lower Louisiana.
a great number of families in this CT
~ are afflicted with it, to a greater
or less extent, but fortunately, it soon
runs its course, and thus far We have
not heard Of single fatal tcrmna.
ton, though it leaves the parties in n
weak condition, ". o. Bulletin
l1M.
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" NATIONS DAILY JOURNAL.

VIII be Published as usual duriug
uhe Session. Persons wisl,in. Il com
l'eie SCI, are requested TO order as
nariy as convenient.
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hTT.Ts 81 EOv1rs

VETHOIFSAI l. Leal,Is in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, PAPER. AAos. srcGes. Shov-
els, Pow der. etc, etc, are now IeceIviIg their
Tjater Stuck. ard Guild ItsI ecth ly say 10 Mer-
chants: avirg had eXFeIitr c6 in Il lIsiltss o,
iness. they have q tfortref lttvlttee citl West
and its wants. guided ly which krov loeee they
have CAREFUL selected fCn al uiactrIeIs end i'm
porters such antilles as will suii Il { alket. md
are prepared tossell goods On favntil' tens as
can he obtained in cuisville OF CirciI rat.
To Canal CONTAGIOUS Will esI ecial view to
Canal works. tley have on hard. and Willie con-
stnntlv receiving large lots OF Spades ard Shoves,
BlasiingPowder. together with oil Other articles
calculated facilitate tie toll, noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits ofuur sturdy ahorers.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce.
and call particular attention to their very large
stock Of Gunny Bags, " hich they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please
Nov. Q. 49-n2I-ti:
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las "a FempaIe Medicine
Il is pithO7Lt q rirnI.


This Sarsaparllla is sovereign AMI speedy cure
for incipieat Consumption, Barrenncss. Prolapsds
TTteri or Falling al the Womb, Costumes Piles, Leu
corrhea or Whites; ohstruced or difficult Menstrual
ton inc ,ntinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge
thereof AMI tor the general prOstraton of the sys
ten-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by irreguarty. illness or acct
dent Nothing can be more surprising than its in
vigoratiug effects on the human frame. Persons Oi
Mi wea ness and lassitude from taking II al ,nee
become robust and full Of energy under its influence
Itimtuedatelv cOunteracts the nervelessness of the
female irame which is the great cause OF barenness
II Will not be expected of Us cases OF so delcatr
nature TO exhibit certificates OF cures performed.
but can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF
have heen reported tous Thousands OF cases where
families have been without children, after using
lev, bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
tlesseI with fine healthy offspring. II has been ex-
grossly lrepared in reference to female compaiuts-
Nofenale who has reason fnsuppOse she sappr1ach-
inr that critical period ''ths turn Of Lr,' should
arlect to take it. asitis certain preventive tor any
of IN, numerous and horrible diseases to which tie
m les are subject at this time OF lite his period
,ov no leloved f0I several vearshv using TINS med
;cne Nor is it less valuable tor those who are ap-
n-oachinr yomanhood. rs il is calculated to assist
natnre bv auckening the blood and tnVlgora'he the
system Indeed this medicine IS lnvalnahIe LOT the
delicate diseases TO which women are sn'111ct: e.
II ia the safest and most etieetual mealcine Iol
rnrifving the system and relieving the suterihes az
Terdantuuon chill 4-birh ever discovered II sfee
sne both the mother andchid, prevents pam ana os
sass increases and enriches the food; tnose WIZ VIZ
have 1sed it think it is Indispensable IL IS bigny
mseful both before and after confinement az il PFC
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. ROBERT. B. FOLGER'S
OEnSS ONERE

ETNHlS Is one OF the remedies WEIGH have introdu-
i ced within few years past, to the notice of the
world, as antdote tor consumption af the lungs,
and all other diseases of this important organ The
most triumphant success has attended its use in every
case where il has been administered. Il has, with
out the aid of other Medicines. or personal atten-
dance produced some of the most extraordinary
on record, even upon those who had been given up
go die only in this city. but in every part of the
land, the following testimonials will show. 1t is
impossibleto give place for the at,estations which
daily arriving in pamphlet like the presents
they will fill volumes. few only will be given, to
show that ii is indeed 5reat remedy-mUre than
ten thousand pc rsons having tested its qualities With
in three years, and have been restored through
beneficial effects. to sound health Ii Is purely veg
etable compound II Il based upon entifc princi-
pies. and is intended to carry out and success
tul treatment OF those diseases which hitherto have
been pronounced fatal and beyond the reach OF rem
edial aid. In all cases, where it is recommended,
not only in Consumption OF the Lungs. but also in
asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult OF breathing, Cough,
Raising OF Blood Pains in 1hr side and chest. Night
Sweats, Influenza. Hoarsenness, Ilyspepic Con-
sumption. Group, Whonping Cough Consun pton of
the throat Chronic Diseases OF the Liver and + i'd
neys. Difficulty JPassing Urine. Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Palpitation of the Heart. il is The
Greatest Remedy in the World, as it gives instant
relitfn all severe cases, and those who for any
ume declare that they can 'teel il cure Them - so
certain and wonderful are its effects
ALLEN c. HAIIQCK, Agent
an ~. Aq-lv Evansville. Indiana.
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IL. S. AON7S
Mercantile College.
S0utA-LaSt c0I'Rcr q FUA ata JIalAUt IS.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

/ SCAtH-I>0St corner q FT.A dtG " atitHI SIS
! CINCINNATI, ONO.
/ TTHE subscriber having Withdrawn from the
/ L firm OF Gsndry & Bacon, has opened al
Institution for mercantile instruction at The above
named place. where be has leased Tor Il term o
years a large and conimodiOus suite of rooms
and fitted thC m up III style superior 10 anything
OF The kind in The United States.
Having spared 10 pains or expense TO make
his rooms all that could be desired in an institu
tiOn OF this description and having secured tn
services of able ana competent assistants, b,
ildttefs himself that this institution affords taci
tiles for the requirement OF a thorough mercan
nle education in all its branches, superior tC
hose OF any similar establishment in the West
and relying upon the success which has ATTENDED
his efforts during The several years that he has
been engaged in this profession he trusts that the
patronage and confidence which he has hitherto
enjoyed may continue tC be extended to him with
undininished hheraliy.
The course Of instruction will consist Of
DoNJIe Entry Book Keeping - embracing every
department OF trade and mercantile accounts
namely:
Wholesale Retail, Commission. Exchange
Banking Manufacturing. Shipping, Individual
Partnership, Steamboat, and Compound Co. bu-
siness.
Commcrcial Coloulati0ns which Will be laugh
according 10 the most approved methods.
Practical PcnmanShip. = The Principal will
guarantee TO make everv one who completes The
/
CQ4FmcrciQt Correspondence, = embracing the
general particulars of Letter writing as con
nccted with the different branches OF trade in
GLIDING The forIns of Invoices Account Carrcnts
Orders, Drafts, Promissory Notes, Bills Of Elk
change, &c.
Conimercial Law.-Under this head practical
instruction will be given such subjects as il Is
thought d knowledge OF will prove most practi-
cally useful to the stUdcnt-suc as the rights
and duties OF partners. their liabilities and rene
dies the relation OF principal ana agent =
stoppage in Iransiu- &c. &c embracing so
much OF what is understood as Mercantile Law
as can be thoroughly taught in the time usually
spent by The student III completing his course in
the institution.
Persons wishing 10 acquire thorough practi-
cal knowledge of the above branches will find il
to their advantage to call on the undersigned be-
fore engagiDg elsewhere. as he will guarantee to
make those who attend his institution first rate
accountants, and procure situations Tor those who
desire it.
A full course can be completed in from six 10
ten weeks.
For further particulars please call at the Col
lege Rooms, S. E, corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets. (feb22] R. S. BACON
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atism.

Let all those who suffering under the agonIz
ing tortures of Rheumatism read the following, and
shis infa be remedy:
Ms John BULL-Dear Sir: For the last three years
h ave been afflicted with Rheumatism ct the sever
est character. | was at tunes in the greatest agony
OF pain; tried every remedy could procure tor the
disease but found no permanent rellet until was
Induced to your preparation OF Sarsap iriila;
which has entirely cured me OF Rheumatism, and
greatly improved my general health, more than any
medicine have ever used. | have been free from,
pain for several months and have no doubt the cure
Is permanent, and confidently recommend it as he
ing the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
ISHAM Badges.
Uniontown, Union CO.. Ky, May Z. 1913.
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