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Southern shield., 1850-07-06
F1psT-PROoF CEMENT.-Miy

.F1RsT-PRooF CEMENT.-Mix tar with sand; it gradually hardens, and as moisture cannot in the leas; degree penetrate it, will never crack by frost. This was proved by the accidental upsetting of a tar-barrel on spot of sand, and the cement thus acci- dentaly formed, remaining impenetraby hard for years, although under the rain wa ter spout, and exposed to all weathers.
Southern shield., 1850-07-06

The safest and most reliable business a young man can engage in, is agriculture. A good farm, we'll attended, is an inexhaust- ible store-an endless mine of wealth, from which the riches of the earth can be pro- fusely drawn, if the owner will remember that this can only be done by the "sweat of the brow"--by honest, diigent labor.
Southern shield., 1850-07-06
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, o. DEPARTMENT, July 26, lS4S.

. O' DEfAKIMENI, July SO, IO4O.
 "SIR: Your letter has been received, and submitted to the Postmaster General. think your reasons for abandoning the Democratic party wholly unsatisfactory The Postmaster General has heretofore re- fused to listen to applications for the removal of postmasters for such reasons. But the party to which you are now attached hay. ing taken ground against the administration and the regular nominee of the party fol President, 1 do not see how the administra- ton can further refuse to act in these cases without subjecting it to the charge of lend ing its influence to defeat the candidate oi the party. "I am, yours, &c.,
 w. J. BROWN. "H. J. SIcKELs, esq, P. M."
 I wonder if this letter commended Mir Brown to the three members from my State and wonder if southern Senators will shed tears over the fate of the Democratic office. holders of Connecticut? If so, venture to predict they will be crocodile tears. would by no means insinuate that General Taylor or his cabinet have acted on such grounds. Certainly have not brought this factious coalition to his or their notice, and l only use it now to show how ridiculous il is for the northern Democracy to complain of his dispensation of patronage in that quarter of the Union.
 will now, MT. President, turn back, as intimated 1 should, to the Presidents in augural address, and particularly to the Dassaue On which the honorable Sanato, (Mr Bradbury) relies. He, it is true, or that occasion, remarked that "the appoint ing power vested in the President impose; delicate and onerous duties. So far as it i: possible to be informed, shall make homes ty, capacity, and fidelity, indispensable prerequisites to the bestowal of office; ant the absence of either of these qualities shal be deemed sufficient cause of removal.' From this the honorable Senator (Mr. B.,
Southern shield., 1850-07-06

In South Carolina no man can hold a seat Tn the House ofRepresentatives, unless he holds freehold estate of five hundred acres of land and ten negroes.
Southern shield., 1850-07-06

The number Of practising lawyers in the United States, is said to be, as near as can be ascertained, nineteen thouSand fue Hundred.
Southern shield., 1850-07-06
Our E2itaph yet to be Written.


 The epitaph on the grave of the man who died oi the doctor, "I was well-I wanted to be better-and here am," is more fre- quently applicable 10 the political patient who dies of the partisan quack doctor, than to the victim of hypocondria, who falls prey to his morbid delusons. We have an excellent constitution, as the libertine said when he broke it down by excesses. We have nas,e Union, framed on principle .of admiraole harmonys Wehaye people intelligent, patient and good natured, who think no evil can befall US, because we gain ed our independence in I776, and "whipped the British inlSl2." We enjoy prosperity till the cup even overfows the brim, and bubbles up to blind us with the sparkling foam. Every man is a sovereign, and we wish that we could say that every sovereign was man; but his would libel humanity.
 What then do we want We want to be better, like the individual who took phys ic in health, and died of his own want of something better to do.' We have an ex cellent conStltutlon--on paper, and we make an excellent one-an practice. We send Congress to make needful laws for the good of the Union, but they forget their mission, and transform themselves into a "constituent assemby y," to forestalI the peo- pie in the choice of rulers. We have apop- ulation ofintegrity, sterling intelligence and patriotism, without the offensiveness of cant, and who would maintain the republic in all the might and majesty of its noble proportions, if allowed their proper weight in the great movements of the day, and who stand one thousand to one in relation to that pigmy demagogueism which under takes to manage public affairs for its own selfish ends, instead of the good of the country, now obsolete and forgotten. Af- ter six months session of Congress, what has demagoguesm done for the country? Are the new States admitted into the Un- | ion? No. Are the territories organized! | No. Has the business of the country ad- vanced one step! No. Why not! Be cause demagoguesm has been busy with its own affairs; those of bad character trying to mend them-those of no character trying to gain one--those of good characters try 1 ing 10 make them better, but blasting them l by their blunders. Who ever dreamed, in the days of Patrick Henry and Thos. Jof- ferson, that Congress would talk for six months on their own private affairs and questions of analogous characters? Is this our boasted age of progress! When the Prince President of the French Republic makes practical constitution, in opposi- ton to the written one, he surrounds him. self with I50,000 bayonets. When the demagogues of Yankeedom, attempt the same thing, they must depend on the power of metal not so cold as steel, but sharper than serpent's tooth, and whose suasion does not involve the nfraction of moral principle.
Southern shield., 1850-07-06

On Remouals and Appointments % O6Sce; deAvered in tte Senate Of the United States, Narch 2l and g, 1850.
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Extract foa LHffrv.
competence and Health

! -, LAscAsrTF, "a, Oct ~. IrN
| NY DEAN SIR: know you viii have Mo In, 4
Nsa TO bshf with mo In eBcrnssing up0n Won, TIM
! while nck knowledge fiu bshaf ct s,ysef asd " ~
te Obligations We feel ourselves andof to v,a in h.
ing made known certain rna.srs, Contained In vow
most invaluable Married oDIan's Privsta Me:resj
companion 10 has bee, worth s weight in eold
To me. II express myself rather warmly yor " N
seo that can MT ~ 80 too warmly, when int,rm
you OF the cx,c,. To which have Though II, been
beneiiel. | III state my situation when ohtsnoI
your book "rougL the s)ere., curiosity | look uo,c
u hs Or m The most fortunate events Of INV DE,
had 'eeh married some ten years and was the stb,,
&" seven children. was long struggling uncessi.,tv
u the end that might gain . moderate con,n.,,ncv
""' me results o my utmost cxertions nj the end len
Nc ae'a' where was Of the beginning al each ven,
ana that only, with tho most siin'ed economy .,m
eng VITA barely the nccesssres Of life FnsIy hi,
constant ef"r was beginning tn have its eyoc, un,y
my health felt less capable to endure its ron,ip,
unr, "''iio felt the necessity Of perseverance,
, MS constant, unnchsiRR struggle on nv psyt vns
IMPERATIVE IN consequence ri tho prostrrted ,ona
uoI' nj my wife with occasional intern ission NJ, air
years mach OF the time confined u he, bad and III
course incapable Of taking tho charge md n,ansr,
'orh o. household naifs Her conditi,S nr,se from,
causes 81 which was ignorant Oh, what womb
nave gwen had the six yenrs D. live oyr, sz,,n,
" nat would my wife have given to !,nyc been SHARED
%, long days and st longer nights p-pe,,s,s "A,
Del "i sickness all Of which would have l-,e,
avoided had then seen n COPY OF 'THE M.pplyp
" ohAss PRIVATE MEDioAL CoMrAkior'"
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Thanks giving, Christmas and
New Years.

Iht rH-rf-'gned always thankful fr
80 ia'"F[. "'a.d @" thankful indeed and 10
''''- y base immediate se'iicr.cni anil pa,-
''>'' '. 3 'sars indebted t. h,'n. that be
"a snd LAY 20 al whom he RS
.-'-'' VI" tlaE all each and eYrrg one
'.'' . 'Asrzs fIgiar, q r.fTgy' CHRIST mas apd
81" hs" fca- coates priazy lo,n IN cot
.'' ..t ilt f1ai,, aat q order TO 30 ft adv
o.. ''r'I g.yt' Jet GO pay cHr tstis that ~
ii'.f r." iFrr i.um he slavery of deb, - HE
rat, rsrrHrd vrry il,nch wants each pryus~nt
p" :aGsl have. Cram vs.. be Irc~tytd II de-
i'Yrfrd SstnE oDe H,pnta and ihuse to whom
Dc 70 t,hird ssaE have pay hen cai.ed In
81 90 s.s..i } BOWMAN
Car oaon, nov. -gtA, is,.9 81
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Men fGl California

are almost uriyera ally ininring IN thisCoinpan,
.cags" term. are 80 reasonable.
lictcs or FAnUf"R areau vious to insure il
this Cumpauy,.--n s.'o institution
SALts!.D MrS are ensuring IN this compan,
by scores
Hirt Woi hiT9 mer.invost in this company l.,
cause they 1t nsthc hc.t ofsavings he, i
e. lay ~ their earnings i'll for their wvc
children.
Cdpdta'iS's invest with this comp2 rcgarl;,
ing cut rolicics for life, hecausc N intercs,
aS good rs money ut II to 20 pa roin III,
A'lc'asrcs and conditions of ,lo every INV
company because, jrst as.et with losses tbey
In Hartford, when they
pay up At once. t,r
Feb. 10 "a
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NOTICE

The Books for the suhscr iption TO the Cap
ilpl stock Of Bank of discount, 60 be loca,
ed at Dandy, by the name of the DANNY
Hank, chartered by the last Legislature, Of
this STATE, al their l,te session, Will be oper
i"t s''h"cr'p''on at the Office of a. x Vail, IL
bsnhY Borough, on Wednesday the FIST da,
" f""b"'y 'rfI, ~ ten "'clurt, a. NJ. an.
"'n 't'"N'p "i'n f,om - orock, n III Z,
"''Ar. y y - H." space Of ten DAYS
- '"'Est *"'p'' - ln1t,l ~" iiiounund share,
r4e -i.}s s.ir ~ - .,,iI,.p..I t,y ,i,. A., ,,..
sd granting TIE a,.,ie,
Jt'ar t,ruAn,
hsAHA E.srrorr
lstAc - Mrs.os,
Jous fOA,
WILLIAM OTIS,
SLHEcA SMiTu
DANNY. Nov. % $50
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n RARE CHANCE.

TO PRISON Nt$ittNs- 70 - ll.''
rl'Ht. Sal.ssrsisfs vhr'd frsgrr'fglt gtst
solfos ,i,ai ,hty hair fercaiit purshzse o
- Wa iisH fsG ih~ lot Ct lard aajwa'ag
ste ljr 30 - ,ua6- 80 'hc fsA. sni irnuisn.
ll-sn ~, nyNtn fosg lead,rr in'a itr v-lisgr
fran The Wet Hgpn wstrh itrv ssr stVui
i.1iur oui fiicr't anC titting Il isi' se'tsc'r
tu itlHg i-3s, 'guhfa~Ius u.r ~ Tie cap -
lnest.. ns '"t ts.,n~.s ~ prrs'r 'vtldt nccs .
., fouu3 ~ Hrt'tnd s'b,y i 'bcv ra' ~ 7'''
rAnsefs ", h' scare So bu4le, p.s 90 ss9T ic'1.s
L. 'rp = iAr pfusFs'uyc iHct' 49, = tis'~
ncss ~ ouT Wis rH cnus~t"tn. upun ifr c"C'
rlaiiau oi ih.c Il s. u Hai,yrsj and tie uDu
,llecilon ot elders 10 prncrcss ihI, ot'ts .
'arc chance 'rf ls'gsDas v'sh'ng 20 'ors'r 30
Ea'l-nd aus irp"res very gr,ai otsi.c'r
+ hrfs fore ea'.fh, - Tie way oi iiag7uNc-
inr-t ~ cur yiiittr
Z ,rr IS opar Noe rrt's's~t SIC 'rH'r q
'r.tiur rtnrc vt Ga cara ae fcaytva 81 s"a ?,
'rsr,as, 1u1 'u1.irr ana otl.r ws'r-is's trN
tc poscb4s,d ,n TOE vicinity az very tcas ~
d. r1;es
D.. Ter .uf,h,t pst'.cul''' eroair" If tic suN
4 .tsiAets stGi.EhH EDISON,
MARCUS /. NGNipN.
Eu,iand. May ~, i-11 @f
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DINNER AND SUPPER.
ThanlSsgiving Day & Evening

At the Literary Emporium of W. A. B..
cos, corner of Nam ana Depot st Ludlow,
Vermont
Ih" subscriber wishing 10 keep 10 the rood
old custom Of our ancestors, takes this meth.
oil "l informing the Literary EpIcurrs OF
Ludlow ami vicinity, that he will serve up
an intellectual least Al his counter, on Thanks.
giving dar Commencing nj chick, i ~.
And beng aware Of the difficulty O! suItiEg
all i7sies, hopes that what is lacking IN the
stronger meats, may be made up IA the SIDE
dishes and sauces.
The follow sng kindred SptFiis will honor
the occasion with iheir presence. Gcor--r
Ranc:op. HcaG.y. Washington irving, Long
follow, ". &. Eyaut, Million, Young, Mrfy
ilow,t,. Miss Et.s. }. George SaS,nhd II J..
sncnccr. And host or other worthless have
contributed TO the interest Of the occasion BY
thrr valuable publications In case any ~.
dtgidual shoold become ~ hy parttkjng toa
freely II the rtpasi, the follow ing Gentlcmcn
b. ~ contributed v2luab!c Medicinal prerrra
t.ous Or. >. $. Fiteh,Dr Wilcox, b.. CAV.
tom~,1ck, Braut, Rogers, anj others III,
'frs A'r, been rrfs,red trom Joha .4la,ag
Ha'r oils and Perfumrry VIII hc furnished.
h'' h' person ihay be- 'nconimodcG by trans.
i.p-i q. ouch articles.
th.arra arr expressly invited and Parents
may fr'i assa1'd thai u4,y " ;ii receive every .
attention TOY. aud pciure Bool, m .,,.i
''rc'y Wi be DIST ihuted TO amuse them -
{ rniecuouary Will be furnished " hen rcc....
81 T., -greEis The company u.H have sp
, gHH"Jniy 10 subscribe iuT Ncws,.,,r,s au,.
t!agat''rs, from all parts o; the country 49, I
n'sFaz ncs from fhilad-lphrs, tc,rr[ hy =
Ac sat'"1'r.r q sac per year, r, Of past, IS
&c., All rAta f,2a3s VI! h. f,rnsl,g q, 4
~ ''rcs. AtrirFAs,I nm b
lar -cs according Ia qalui.'y and c4s.ay T.
= tIe hc'ry.dnrri-.
A?r{ g. I" i. BACON, Lal'ar, VI. %
ga 80 e. -. 4, Z ,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
= on CT. ~ L, NnnN Spf ~ {.

On and AFTER the 1dth Of Jane. the subscri-
bors will run two lines Of Daily Stages from
Rutland t. CLARENDON SPRING., as follows:
Leave Rutland, o'clock, \. N. and return
IN time Tor ras cnScrs To take the Il o'clqcl,
train for Boston.
Leave hutlnmd again, upon the arrival Of the
''r+ 'r"ih h"''"n tnd return the same evening
Nl'o nr6n the arrival Of the car, from Bur
n,ogt"'i, Troy and Whitehall, stages will leave
Rutland FOR Bethel, Bridgcwater, WoodStock.
90, PUTNAM & BRYANT.
Rutland, June IS. 1850.
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'' -! ,,r, AZ noTT.ns

GO, ,u, ,.,,,,-., ~ PERhhNtNT crRs or ALr BIS
~" nv. 1870 fKoN AZ impukE ttArs OF fue
h"S"e Ah'SiS HsBtr up THg sYtrAu VIZ
- "''hiDg's ErR, Reformation Iysfino,,
ScrCf'fd f italtios,s Pia.u},s or T,.,,,,y,o ' 'i
tHaDioichss. Bii,s Chg0nic Spys D,.s D',a
f";h ~ 1,4iier. Scaid Rsad. Ehk0, g,n,e,J ~, 4
Yin nfEt. BOHts amt .Iaf,gs NfulI,rn y,,s,,s
Svphtihc Symptoms Sci,iic, or LU,Inro s,,'i
Usedsts nFisiag fro,a an ~ dfci3ns,,, : A, r,
~ iscifeS Iyopsv Fya5.n,, az y.,,,,, n 49,, -,
Lffs iiso fhrDsit Constitutional n, soy,,s
he value of this pr.lurnilnn il now ,il.I, Ln,.o
and every dag th. de,a ni -. n..hloe.s h. sy,n,,,,
1t Is approved aud heh'y recommended tv pa,
clans, and ia aLnitt"d to be- The ruosl pow.r,I ,d
searching preparation fion the rnnt ia, h. . n'.
been employed ~ medical practice Tue uut,r,,,
nate victim IT he rci,tary dtseage W 4, sy,,lcn li
outrartpd sineNs a,I 'h,ua. IA, a., .,-;.,. -'"'''
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Notch
INN sf-7AJ'
EtNk OF RUTLAND,

TIE E,oshholde-e Of ,tr nank nf Rat.
land are hereby not fed th1i Special ~ cot.
ing w'll br bold y, their Baud my house an
} idat, December 10, u, I clock, A NJ To
'Ahe mt" confederation IA" hc, eniatuing the
l'apns' S,noh "f said Corporation, ana zee II
they " III noccp, tho same
by order Of the Directors
J u FACE, Cashier.
Rutland Nov. 81. I~TO
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llli'orHia tie nhks.



Tho lr.incs,of theCompn~Y will he corlnct
q 'r#r ttr '.iSg $tUcf.aud utuu tic aurCAt
pfinri;-a' 81; the option G. cl,surcd, ,tus turot-
ing tie wants and t.rcum4tarces cf the public
mr. 'u'.y.it i' h,he,cd, than Purely IautuA
com aA'. .'tu lo.
ga the ; int Stock f-isH'r'c tie iasnrel wil.
lay3tl Is pc cr.t. ic.. tlr insara-ce than TIC
rate. pt the best or.,JuiI.d iuHtuli Companies,
Or viii Te"".ye WI = c.fiya 70 - ID per
cent ,,or ahnrm, in III i'icud Irott trsid lu sd.
vance. ipstcId Of receiving mn uccrtaiu rrio',nt
~ the en- a: each year ia rct.pt ortieatc-. re
decmalic on certain cau tiuccucics, while ut the
.amc time the annual cash raymcttsnrs ipcrcas.
= hy the interest paid Oh notes Ei,cn for half
tic amount cf the rrcmiuga.
On the tMatuar yrncivl-, this company nTo.
pose to insure at TIE us'al rates Of iantnaC IN.
nnuiee, '!isdir < the Het cArHiu - each year Civ
Ing sc1i pt certificates rclccnahir artrra Mutual
! insprauceFund u woiiundrch thousand Dol.
/ lars is accumulated, and charging a comlnis,i ion
for cVud act rg that part Of the business euuiya.
lent to only 0h' NJ o"c half the expenses 81 tho
! tpmpnny, Securing (iosee- bcinr cVra) a larger
! yearly dividend To- tie mutual insurers bcaidcp
giving The iuchlrr. q lien upon joint Stcck
! fGistal It One ilu"dr.l Thotsauh Dollars. n
! large JDtut Stpci Re-erYe taud, which will l.,
! pledged - security for PAYMENT of lossas, ~
, addition (" The rsua! alital da1 Resoryc fuhu
in inatuaI Companies.
( This company is rot only one or the r,nst
prosperous bat ais" one Of the very best il ia,
country H7rro,d Diiy Courier.
No Company IN the Union las had such
run o'business' as this company since it, organ
iEatIyu.
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"Ana do Won believe in the sririt.
ous kncckinrs - asked Mrs. Parting
ton as shc leaned forward over the
table and ben, her eyes upon the in.
1lsllual Who la,l narrated some queer
''.'n q he hai learned in Sprinafcll,
"uh, ! would Ike SO to lave yaor
Psni co'oe back ~ \ gentle roprins
upon an Oh tlcst ia the corner ut.
"aH'cd attention, and tho party i'm.
re3ia'ei II surrounded it. "lr it is
faui's arirehcnsion,' said Mrs. +.
-! hno" bell answer. Paul, is that
ien.' Knock. Just Ike him"
cad she. smiling, "rhcn be was liz.
'o-, he uerf to &c always TAPPING
Whenever VIC had anything in the .
hoHsc to tar, diln', you. Paul :"
hn'ct. "Can',y you sIcak Paul z"
hnock ----"llccs that mean yes or
n Z KNOCK. What aocn j. mean"
hock.' Scu.e orthe party augscstcd
;hat the alphabet, should be called,
which "as done. care YOU in want
# Hny,hiuc;' knock. What is
II = aad the ANXIOUS spectators tbro'
the medium of tho alphabet spelled
"Sidur. I'll is raul :" exclaimed
Mrs. Darlington, "that is the way he
slways spelled it. DO you want
tic 10 eonc TO you, Paul :" The
answer came back. mo, I'm IN
hotter company." The old lady turn.
.d away moarufully--;herc Was
culver Of grief in the ioac that ia.
IA; ed for the scissois--thcrc MAS a
,ais.y ,aper upon her sree- eic zes like
tie dew urou The leaves a'ley a ram !
- tic cap border, ike a arg half e
r,ast. ,'si'od in noe over he ruin oli.
,Iisafpo;nic,f affection. 4. til, r.. Z
S'a@s' ~ eoyss u lac eica. crcpcd. r.
anI ;..e bead Of Ike, r-2,ra i'm. as ,
6 sd ne secret Of rho tn taiuss.- /.
IA you rague,' cred she. smil
esf<!'ifS al evidence Il d.soriyrl
as yea recae, aas Il yoay Yoau'
',s,s. be . so.l s:iili, Ina afraid. \
s' lsns as .o.i ETe, il yea - Oh 50. 4,
%. ! co shouldn't try TO f,i.h,cn reo y
'le- tSowed IL uasa', raal." l.
.er'2es ss Il basic, full Il scase, ~
TAD been ossp,iei in tia, room. !, ne. -.
y lltass's; sF tho rec, q tue e,eD. -.
- -~3igStoa Pakara,r. b
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F'"M IAVslci0n.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
OBSTRUCT TONS jRRE0ui AaITiss n

How many are suffering from obstruction or irr,x
nn'it"s peculiar 10 tho female systern. which On.
derinne their hoslth tho effects Of which ,iry IN.
Htoran ard Tor whirh their dclicncy frLids seeking
neiirai advice How many suffer from py,iop.ps
r'er failing oi the womb, or from anoy aiLas iw,.k
ners debility, &c, Sc How mnny nre in c.,n-,.D,
agony tor many months preceding conEn ment Ugw
many have di!fcHlt II not dangerous deliveries and
nose .i'o. are je"rard'd during such tune will fsd
IN l's PAGES tho means Of prevention, alnci!ora,,t
ard robot
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ne browning Interesting case IL pre.eutod and
NC I"'.'' '"'l'' 10 H. careful prgLA4l Common
an such r'iIcore Is uunoocstary
=, New YORK. Apfil &C. / y.
NTsSfs Nap's- Ger''rmfn- Hsyint lscr long A.
nr'e "'n general '"fi'''y, seas n~sA 'o,s Of sPfa
Ll' a. f"~"t'ins rr u"ncGt from a. yafins 70 oc
.'' H'rd concluded about three month"; s,gr.
'% maze ~ "i Your Sif-aEsriiIa / nov have N.
Pr'sn'" ~ iolfrHiHs you that b., cfe,ts have tasp
ait"nf"l y m lAe haplqe.t resulis IN esiorjng rv
meath. a1l am ihdvrei to add my tastiaoG, To t,s
ini'y '-1ris you alTei'y posses and to tAose de,r
'"s 'u'iher Information ! VIII personally rive ~.
ilflcuafs If ny easr and the rffecis ofitis in,.f
uIb.e MEDICINE, ty calling al ~ Po~ery Ne. Worry
Sc i""is iesI'"otfgly, JANET MciNTOsH
fhs 'en'Gs, hat Miss Janet Mclnto.h il kr.so
- re, member ~ The Church, w good sisno lgg
sAd worthy Of confidence q SPENCER s
:, fas'"r 81 The Secona Pre-. Chureh flraobl,o
Prepared sGd acid wbaiesale snd retail y, A IL A
~ - Nl~ lfueg'si. and Chemist 100 Fu.ion II
corner OF william, New Yrfs Alec by brugej.,
rehersl'y throughout thr tnusa States stt Cs,sdas
fIcr 81 per bottle, sir Bottles a..
i~THrR basfsLs, AEosi, Rutland. a5.s
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@@l>Ai~4. iya1lL I.plaaD
1hsis.~--A l.r ~te !pttes i..m H.,
ic" states tbat Id Ramsay, oi.b.iajt
II company IL New York, has Ct
fccted an arrangement Win the MEX
lean Minister Of Finance and Of the
Post Office, by which he obtained the
exclusive contract for ten years for
the privilege Of carrying all foreign
or transit mails through the Republic
from sen TO sea. The mail bags arc
not to be opened in Mexico, but arc
to be weighed and scaled. This was
not conceded in the Tehuantercc
grant. and according to the contract
with Col Ramsay that gentleman can
take the Tchuantcrcc, Acapulco or
any other route. This arrangement
viii enable us to communicate with
Snn Francisco in three weeks or less
from New York.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

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