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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Senatorial DsIegate--A. F. MORRISON.
JAMES JOHNSON,
For Rep Deleqotes-( j. p. CHAPMAN,
tLEVI L. TODD.
(BENJ. MORGAN,
For RepTesentatiues-- MADISON WEBB,
Up HOSBROOK
For Sherif-CHARLES c. CAMPBELL
For Treasurer-JOHN NJ TALBOT
For Auditor-ISAAC w. HUNTER.
For Probate Judge-ADAN WRIGHT.
For County C0m'T-MATTHEW r. HUNTER.
For CoTOEer-PETER F. NEWLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

Owe learn from the Yevay Palladium that the cbol
broke in Mt Sterling in Switzerland county, on
Monday week with terrible fatality. Within orty-eght
hours ten individuals died ont Of population Of about
two hundred souls. The citizens, becoming alarmed
fed from the place with the exception of those who
were compelled to remain at home The following arc
the names Of those who died: Israel Gibson Mrs Glib
son, Sarah Gibson, Robert Gibson; wife OF Rev Mr.
Ravens; John Valentines child; Margaret Redd wife
Of HAYES Red; Samuel McMakin; John McMakin, SRI
and Mr. Jacksoas ehild-lO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

The New York Day Book is the author of the fol-
The J
lowing:

Ihe INeW 1ork 7Idy BOOK IS The author OF The foI-
lowing:
SUDDEN AND UNAccoUNTABLE DISAPPEARANCE OF
MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND CITIzENs.--Between the
hours of ten O'Clock Tuesday night and sunrise We'd
nesday morning. there suddenly disappeared from our
midst one thousand able bodied citizens heretofore
known the peculiar friends of VIM H. Seward, and
their places were instantaneousy filled with the
est and most devoted friends of gentlemen by the
of Willard Fillmore, formerly resident of Buffalo
in this State but recently Vice President of the
United States Most of those who disappeared mys
teriousy, held situations in the Custom House: and
strange to say, those who appeared the next morning
as friends of Mr. Fillmore directly the desks OF
the absentees without muc! saying "by your
leave" We not informed whether the Collectors
chair filled BY one of them or not but we presume
from the nature Of things that il was.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

A letter from an Aunt in Ireland TO her Nephew.
The following letter must have been written by
the Great Grand Mother of Mrs. Darlington:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
Men fol- California

are almost universally iusuring in thisC company
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS Of FAMiiIEs arc anxious to insure in
this Company,--a safe Institution.
SALARiEp Dian. are en'uriug in this company
by scores
Hard ottinr r,en,inyest in thi. company be
cause they regard it ns tho best Of savings banks
lay up their earning. ia for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by TAX
ing ont policies for life, because they regard il
AS good a. money At l2to 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with Losses, they
pay "up" Mt once.
Feb. 10 5tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
A RARE CHANCE.
TO PERSONS WISHING TO BUILD

TO PERSONS WISHING TO BUILD.
THE Subscribers would respectfully give
i notice that they have recently purchased
Of VIM Hall Esq the lot Of land adjoining
the Depot grounds on the East, and fronting
upon the main road leading into the village
from the West, upon which they are about
laying out streets and dividing II into suitable
building lois, embrsc,ng some Of the choices,
locations for business or private residences 10
be found IN Rutland which they offer to pur
chssers who desire 10 build, upon easy terms
In view Of the prospective increase III bus,-
ness IN our village conssq ueni upon the CON-
i,iet'on Of the X. L. h. Railroad and the con.
s''uetlon OF other. IN progress this offers
rare chance for persons wishing To locate in
Rutland and removes a very great obstacle
heretofore eHl.'ing IN the way Of improve
meat IN our village.
There Is upon the prem ises a fine ledge OF
building stone winch eau be quarI,ed al email
expense, aud lumber and other material. nav
BE- purchased IN the vscin'ty NJ very reasona.
BILE rats
FOR further par,ic ulsr. enquir. nf the sub
scf,bers. hELZER EDISON.
MARCUS r. NORTON.
Rutland, May ~, ie50. aOu
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
THE AMERICAN VOCALIST,
m REV. n WkN>FIEI.D.

~ nov ~ 'Esp'
The popularity OF thus excellent Collrc.
ton of Muse, Is sufficiently attrs,ed by the
fact, tina, although It has been published hu,
about one yeai, the sale has already reached
10000 copies and is at this tune greater than
ever is'forc, az The book becomes more gen.
rfaiiv known.
J, ~ divided into three pitts, all Of whicl,
are embraced ~ u single volume
Part consists OF Church Music new and
old, aud contains the most valuable produc.
tons OF the most ,stinguishrd composers
ancient aud inudern---in all $50 Church
Tunes
Parts 2 and 3 contain all that ~ valuable OF
the Nestry Music now in existence, and the
most admired English Scottish, Irisb, Span.
'sh and Italian Songs, embracing in single
volume, more than five hundred Tuaes, N.
Guiding all the Grss of muse, that have
been composed during the last five hundred
years
Fsos Rsv q p M.rpxws of Liberty
- do net hesitate 10 rive the American Vocalist
ihs preference Ia any other Collec ion Of Church
music, ssisn,. Il deserves . place In every choir
v.s'ry, and fAn,ly al the Uaion.'
From hsHhr Lirrs, Editor Of the Wesleyan Hsr
r,ony
From my hean ihsnt you for your -1e-llcn,
arrangement OF those sweet melodies, 10 many 81
sheh sscred postry 10 n"~ for the irst time asp
III, II 10 the nee, collection Of Church Music lsv,
ever ssrn anil sfntT aces The only complete eoec
ion VI vestfy &usc, that has ever beeB Ttbii shej
am glad that u 10 not scc'arian work hope I,
nay be used in every denom,nalisn 10 the Unite,
States
From y PEsaia. a., Of Cambsdse.
This hook calls W. pessani memories Il con
ars teller selection OF good Tunes both Gor no blit
and social w"rshp. than any other collection hav,
net With Though On entire stranger 10 the author
feel sr.,stui 10 him: aud desire thus publicly IL
thank him r Tho important service he has rsndere,
ths cause II Sac rel Nu-Ie
rsOi'shs'i W WIN. J REvNoy pH,hC1
Por sale In Rutland. W., by II. L. SPENCER,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
SANDS NAkNAPAklLLA,
IN QUART HoTTIHS

voR rHR REMOVAL ASn PERMANENT cuHs OF All uis-
EAsss ARIsih0 rRon An IMPURE STAYS oP ruE
$1,000 on HAnr ~ SHx sYsrsM, VIE
Sevefnia or king's Erii, Rheunpaiisni, OhsiiHafe
Cufaneons E,np,icSs Pirpiet or Pprinies ON ire
Pace, Bt0ish.s, B.hs Chronie Sore Eyes Ring
Pam efthe BOnes and Joini,. Sinsbo,s Uio,s,
Svphiiffc Symphonic, Sefrfica or LUniCoSs aRi
Di'.ase. or,.i"E from a. rt4die'o., s.. at'en.
LIE Aiso Chromie Consftuiie~oi Dtso,trs.
he value Of This reparat'on 10 now widely known
and every day The field Of IT'S usifuoess 10 extending
Il Is approved aud highly recommended by Phys,
clans and 10 admitted to no the most powerfu aud
searching preparation from the root that has ever
been employed IN medical practice Tho unfortn-
contracted snews and bones half csrious, has lee
restored 10 hea and vigof The full ous paten
covered with uieers oathsone TO himself and TO his
attendants. has boch made whale. Hundreds Of per-
sons, who had sroauej hoprlsssly for years under
cutaneous aud gianjuiar Disorders chronic fhrurns
tism and many other co,"n'ai"is s"r,"-'"" Go."
Itnt nave faised II from thu rack Of dis
ease and with regenefated COnstiiui ions, Gladly
testify 10 the efficacy of this esimsble preparation
THE following certificate from Col Samuel q. Tsy
lor, a gentleman u high standing and extensive &C
uua,utAncs through the SOUTHERN sta'es and lsiely
ann ,lntsd enhsu 10 New Grenada, CON ue ode itself
% The sttention Of ALI
New York, January :, 1913.
Messrs A v 4 d Sands ,-Gentie inch Having
used and witnessed the effects NJ yout valuable prep
station of sarsaparia on different Persons in var.
Gus parts Of the SOUTHERN cuusify, VIZ ,-Virg,Om,
toui.iaDa. Texa, and Mexico fesl much pleasure
In stating the high opinion entertained Of Its great
redicin nal value. In my esse Il acied sn,ost like
charn removing speedily the enefyaisd slate .i,he
system, and exciting in the mo>t agreeable manner
a tonic aud INV ,ora' Ing inhunnce.
Your satsnpsriiia 10 highly approved ard cItsu
sivel) used by Inc Ualted States army In New Mex
leo, and my cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor has for
the past fvs years hrrn the haiti ~ USING It, and
recornme nds the same he and adopted the article
The same time and 1t 10 now considered sinio,,
iuds pen.nb'e requisite to The army. IL conclusion
would say, tina, The better II 10 known the more
highly 1t Is priced, and trust that lis he.li res
totine virtues will make II generally known. ttro
out the rag ia and brsa tIh Of our widely extended
country. Yours very esp~etiuily
sc TAYLOR,
u s. Consul 10 New Grenada
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
Extract from a Isffev.
Com peten CO and Health.

"LAscAsTtR Pa. Oct ~, 1877.
my DIAN Sin know you " III have iis Mind
nrss to bear wih me In rncr,sriny upon ,unr iin',
while acknowledge lin behalf OF my sclf and " irI
tho olg obs feel onrsclves under 10 yoa IN 10,
Ing made known csnsin mai,rfs. contained in voyp
most invaluable Married H'om.-'. ''sm IN gold
see that can not do N t0o warmly, when inform
you of tho extent to Which have through u, been
bena6,sd. Twill state my situation when obtained
your bovk through the mcrcs curiosity lo4k upon
il A. one II the most fortunate events Of nv life.
had been married snme ten years and was The father
OF seven children I~ss long struggling unceasinriy
tho cnd that might gain y msierate comp"''pcr,
hut the results 81 my utmost rxertbns a. the end len
me about here wns at the beginning Of each y'nr
and TINT only, with the rost stintrd econnmy sniN
cling with barely the nscesssnrs of life Finally ,hs
constant effort beginning to have its effect uIsr'
my hcnth Eplt Ices capable 10 endure its con,ino
ance. while felt the necessity 81 perseverance.
This constspt, uncessing struggle IN my part Ass
imperative. in Consequence of ths prostnted rond'
ton of my wife w it'll ssDai intermissionl hf sx
years. much Of the time confined 10 hor bed, aid n
courss incapable Of taking the charge and manage
rncnt of household affairs Her condition an,se from
causes III which was ignorant Oh what wno'd
have given had ] the six years 10 live over sesin
Whist would my wife have given To have BEEN spnr'd
the hong days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed Of sickness IT. all Of which would have i~cI
ayoidrd hal then seen copy ri Tnt MANIC
WosAss PRvATI MEDICAL CosPAsiUs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

Nsties - As~ssy given. that a. sppi,,Atiou
sin ~ made ~ the Gers-si Asr,pey o. tbi.
State t.r as siterAilss AID atdstisn ~ the
greet to tse k~tsssd saa w.shtngto. Railroad
ts~tsast sssssr,s,se ssiA eoss taBy 10 sx,cud
nsI bAi'rosa ~ . sfsneh er tsshehs. there.
e from ser's point ia Css,iston, Pcai,ney
az fsirhassss ,s ,A~ ksassa and Bur,ins tsp
haira~A sna Take sss plain NJ Nsrsesues, or
~ soms posri South thsresf In Additon OF
kssisra ssaasss, siss 70 eenstrsst t~aneL OF
trsashss " iA.ir ssia send ts The sasti. guar
;ass IN ,ss ,icssiiy II th~4r rcsA $50
oec< ~ ihs r. 4 ". n RCa,
wssA PVs,ttsy, Asgsss ~, lss0.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
ADAMS NEW A21TRlgETICAL


FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
PUBLISHED nv
Pm,itrr., SAMSON d Co, ITO Washington
Street, Boston.
RosrRr y. CoLLiss, 252 Pearl Street, n. Y.
}, W. PKESriss, Il Co K-en~, Nh
THE Publishers respectfully invite the at
teDt,on Of Teachers, Superinte ndents,
Committees, and the friends of Education
generally, TO this valuable Series If School |
Books, which have obtained an unprecede mt |
ed popularity IN every part Of the Union
Copies may be obtained for examination on
application to them or to Booksellers general.
ly The series comprise
l.-fR'NAR' AEiruMErIc, OR MEsrAL Or
LRAriu>sN y, aBtRs being an Introduction
to the REVISED edition Of Adams New Auth
meiir.
"Thm work 10 adapted to the gradual ex-
pansion Of the intellect Of the young pupil,
and ais" 10 give HIM thorough mental dis.
spine The arrangement Is based upon the
rIlnc pie that 4" # the understanding is thor.
oughly reached, the memory will take care
ot Itself IT., pronounced by distinguished
teachers, the best Mental Arithmetic in the
market"
n.--ApA~s' NV ARITHMETIC, REv,svu
, EDiTies beng a revision OF Adams New
Arithmetic, fret published IN lc27, with
XIV.
Few WORKS ever issued from the American
press have acquired so great popularity as the
New Arithmetic" IL IS used in every State
! IN the Union has been ppubl,sted 10 Cana
ta, and has been translated and published 10
modern Greece. In the State Of New York
B II l. the te u.book IN s3 OF the 1855 academies
reporb IN ls4o, The illustrations Ut the
cube and square roots, by diagrams, give this
work peculiar value.
/ iil.-Nrss1RArios, NEouasIo Al PowkRs
40 NAonIshRr. This work contains a full
and iucid explsnat,on Of the prrnsipios Of
mensuration, and = practical application OF
these principles 10 the measurement of lines,
suPerfices and solids; also, q ph,losopbical
explanation "t the supple mechanical powers
and their application To machinery.
= II 70 Designed 10 be studied IN connection
with the Arithmetic. II will be found L.
contain the knowledge Of the principles OF
foensurstsan actually needed for the every
day business OF l,fa
lv.--Boox ksEr,so, containing a lucid
explanation OF tn. common method Of Is ook
Keeping BY single Entry; new, conc is~, a nd
common ssnse method &C Book Keeping, 10,
farmers, mechanics, retailers, and professions
men; methods OF Keeping books by figures
short methods Of keeping accounts ia a limit
ed business; exercises for the pupil and var,
on, ,orms necessary ior the transaction q
business. Accompanied with Blank book
for the use Of learners
Tn. work >. an Analytical system o
Book Keeping. di,-s,ed Of all superflu,i,e
and ss,u.e ,eebn'ealres, and adapted 10 III.
system OF instruction. ia classes, the Mr., hoo
Of teaching now adopted in essry tepsrtHeu
Of education IN sell-sHahged and s.lleon
Quoted schools
For sale by H. l.. SPENCER,
Hmd Bookseller generally. - 3x
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
SAW MILL AND LAND
For Sale.

TIME subscriber Offers for sale two hundred
u acres IT land--one half Of which is well
,imtered, the reinaid-r divided into meadow.
pasture aud piowland-- situated on Gold Rive
IN Menion, about four miles from Rutland De-
pot. On ,aid land are two dwelling houses
two barns, and saw mill Of tho house,,
one barn aud the saw mill are new buldings
The mill !. in running condition during all
reasons 81 the year. IN the immediate vicinity
Of said niill is large quantities Of valuable tim
ber Term, Of payment nsde ts,y,--a part
down aud the remainder yearly.
CYRUS EDISON jR.
Menlon, Aug. 2s, 1850. y
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
.&S3S<1s::;:;s:::.y:I...1AA
s5sseS

over one hundred feet in length. fitted up with
special reference to the comfortable accomtno'
dation Of passengers, and are commanded by
men Of long experience, who vii, see that pas
sengcrs have every attention paid them
Families emigratiag west. will by calling on
the subsc riber be advised Of the most direct and
ceeapest route, and be enabled to procure tick
cts for any OF rhe Wes,ern ports at the low est
possible rates. For further information call TN
the subscriber at the Railroad Office. Whitehall.
WV. II. STEVENS, Agent.
For tickets. apply to the following persons:
VIM. II. Ste, ems, on board Chsmplain Steamers
4. Reed, do. do.
WIN. GandaIl, Whitehall.
Whitehall, April 10, 1850 1884
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
california Life Risks,
taken atlOwer rates than by any other eompan,

The business Of theCompany vii, be conduct.
ed upon the JoiST Stock,and upon the MUTUAL
prineipal,at the option of the insured thus meet
ing the wants and circumstance Of the nublic
more fully, 1t is believed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 81 Is per cent. less for Insurance than the
rates Of the best organized mutual Co,noanics.
or will receive what is equivalent to 80 10 per
cent. per annum, in dividend proft. paid in nd.
vance, Instead Of receiving an uncertain amount
Al the end OF each year in script erti6eatcs re.
dcemAblc on certain contingencies, while Mt the
same time the'annual cash payment /. ire incrcas.
cl By the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pose to insure ut tle usual rates Of M ut ua( u,u-
pahies, dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates redeeinable after n Mutual
lnsnranceFund ofTwoHundred thousand Dol.
lars is accumulated, and charging commission
for conducting thnt part Of the business equiya.
lent to only about one half the expenses Of the
Company, securing (iosses being e1ual) n larger
yearly dividend e. TBS reipa iRfasri. besides
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, a
largo Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged as security for payment Of lossns, in
addition to the usual Capital and Rcser,e Fund
10 mutual Companies
This company is not only ono Of the most
prosperous but also ore of the very best in the
country Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has Ind such n
run ofbusiness' as this company since its organ
iIation.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
Stage Notice.

~ and amer Monday. Jsnu,,y 9TH. Stages viii
leave Cas,ls,on toeonpeet with the Carsst White
hall and Rutland. every day, except Sunday, as fol
lows Leave fnr Whitehxn at O'Clock a m and II
O'Clock =. IN. ,nd emmett with the O'Clock, a. m.
and D. m. trains for Troy.
Lssves for Burlington and Boston, al 81 a. m and
p. m. Arriving Al Rutlsud Al "a NJ. snd 7 p, m.
same lay Stages leave Rutland for wool.loek and
Hanover Tueeisys Thnrsdsy sand Saturdays, at 3 A.
w. ard He,hei, Royslton snd Chelsea, st4A NJ ev.
Try day encep, Sunday Sc
RARnWElI EIEIn A co
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
Remarkable Cure of Bronchitis.

NJ, e, New r"rf' rem H. io4S,
"ess ns',,s snneIeI many ye's ~hh
. $3.50 -. " ,"y '", ."sIs '"s nyna' o"ilng
sd ,hv.,.'.n. ,n r",ou. wv. ~" w., 'ps. ',s'.sosn
~ ~, ~ , '.. =" ro'ops ~" VIC c"uso ot"ss,
NV my se"a, n ~ susns,n heelhine hnn
~, "s.ms ..a'u, p'"ste'sIeau.'c sPP,'
80, 'm.,.s, ~ a"u s".,,n. ese "" ,hohgn'
,",' ."' ,en, W P,pun.ns cu'eoet an conn
~. W uef'"."ue .yhcn was ", we isfshsih
ue'ns ..o"panIe" sth p"'hes aho great hnonity
~ , "o.n -, nA,s .s'W'hsteo my ''s,
w p'"a"s" '.'eI ."'one INC "'eo,nm ., your
s az. y, mus ssy fsn',ensh' ~hen com
e n'esu USING we s"p'Ina 90 no. plaes much
10y. 49,, :" ~ s'.ue, .nls WI 10Y snfpisr
80 ".en 'n,o,'' you nsu uIsu r1oIe 'han my
o.ne.en. 1e"ea'es Su,s 'he tas. 'oof ye ~ sah"ul
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
NOTICE

An application viii " made 20 the i<g.s-
lsla,r Of th- etasr Of Vermont Al IL. nrIt ses.
s,on, "a VT; Oc,ob~r i0sh, A. ID. i..s,, at
Mso,p~irf N sd Ssatr. fos the charter 81 .
hask d d,srnont and deposit 10 be located a.
p.asy, 70 sad etsk
Nh. COOK Fer Applicant
Dansy, Sep, =, 1850. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

"A ssSaos,sss str 10 .s<s " ~ tst,.,.. or, a,
ssss sSAs ~ No ausses " he ssesass i. nrs,,,.r,
ss,. - ss s..sssa,se % ca Ss - sens<ps~sls ana
hs~asss sst 9sssAsn Gsitrae CO = q = s.,s -
es~ysss pcsss 10 erssrvcs tsssf rs<S sssss CeS -
s>s " e~<assf sss hssae&.s s.n tss sx1s ts IN
sseea. Tssrs ss 49, As'sas a.4is Ia TIA sislst,
- ssS ss~s. ssss tsNs ssesa ssns sssa, 70 :. ~
,sss ssss y.ssi " ma sssisss 4 esffsxxsss rsa
~ = - spob = esss-ssa
~ G, INTERIOR
~. LANYtssN.
- HSnN
rs vSIIES
cssllits<, Ssrs 81 sssc tNfrax
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

A art'iestiss w,b e~ made 20 the General
Assssatly u sA.s state Tor the grsss of . rail-
resd fran the W s'hingtsn L RatlApd R.iif vAi
in Csss,stes. Positnsy, or fairhsvsn 20 the
kstissa asd hsrhpssos rasiscAd Ia Nstgrnpss
80 b. ssns tSss t. the sesih there, { 10 ADD
eco eosAt. eth liberty 70 construct branch
~ erassAs, ~ Mid rosi 20 Lake CksmrlsE.
sassssy Asgaa n ls5o. n
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NOTICE.

WHHsEas my s,n w.is@ Frost hss hocnm.
W hluheofn AID olssobeG lent has ,uSy-c from
hotns tbs 10 u frtd all persons trusting o. harNo'
ios hio IN my sceooh,. a. shall pay no debts ofts
contrsctibz shet this date and shalt hid Any psftOu
or p+fsoas sGeoaaiAb,s 10 me for t.s lshf.
IRA FRO-f
nrsniArii, Aaru., 81 Issa. Hl..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
c. g. HALLS DYE HOUSE,
CORNHILL,
BOST ON MASS.

our ENTERPRISE has no limits, in CON
sultiSg tho public convenience, with
such spirit In view. No. 20 CoRsHilL shaIi
heneeforth b. n general nucien. from which
GARMENTS, DRESSES AND SHAWLS,
when dyed, will he promptly despatched, ifthe
s,tination IL khown,by Express and expense
aid one way, II not small sized packages.
NTDirect to G. $. HALL, who for over IS
years has actively applied himself to the art of
Dyeing.
". B--Shvpksepers wishing to act asa gents;
in any village will sot be required to share the
cost Of freight, and will he allowed q liberal
commission q ON
Say 81 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

sr 70 BE- vasoa, isis sovereisn f.nse, ~, a..
s'h - sssvFssd tsss yeS % sseh sshln4 ~
s.'i', - hs.s ssss t-iess. ID 10 M ice tsinr n
'ai, 90 sAe.s ~ sssiaasisen r. uh,es q n ~
huks AL!erea, ~ Fssess . Ne. You
sas .. iss n'sssi 50 !. the raitss Ss.,s
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
NOTICE

THE Members Of the Vermont Mu,uslFre
! Insurance Company, are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been
made BY the Directors Oh all notes IN force on
the days following, to Wit,
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