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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
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CUN>CMPtivE RFipFR

The great and only remedy Tor your disease, In any
'f ts f''us the my s,ufoe oi hope is sr,td.,i
h, the Hune,ri u B,i'a~, discovcred ty DR.. bGchan
81 London England. Tnis 10 n" 1rtck n,struu., hat
A-aodifd tnrt'h medicine, 81 knuAn an establish
81 ef;acy bew,re how you rely npun any mere! "
pa'hduvr medicines which may relieve bit never
cure W.''e not your lrreoo sumo UIb,n Of III.
Commnn >srGps ES ec' nr,nts, n Bs!stms wtith vii
only tall y"u int prrirndei security BY fatal upiAte,
elnds rot ynurself 10 the grave with sny OF The vie
ennr"nds m The shape Of Lorenees tsndy or "thcr
ch..p and dan ref1Us And Ah,ve all things
t1mi'er MT wan any ns'fi nssht ionic medic
such a. biue's o. infvs'"u. u wild Cherry. which
ssrsIs tostivenes and other dso der. Of the nos,
alsrm"g ohs'acer BuLHAN'S HUNGARIAN BAL
SAN snl not only relieve but Up ed snd e6roI
iy cure, ~heA all u, her means have failed
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

FEioHrruL STAGE ACCIDENT. On the
9TH inst as stage carriage commenced
the descent Of ioag, steep hill. between
Mt. Vernon and Amherst. in this State.
the held back iron gave way, letting the
tongue down between the horses, and pc.
hitting the carriage to come directly upon
their heels. They commenced running,
and the carriage being an open one, the
driver told the passengers to jump Cor their
lives. All jumped but Mr.. John d. Nut
ter, the well known manufacturer of church
organs, his wife and little 10y, Mrs Ste.
yens, and two Misses Appleton, Of Boston.
Mr. Nut'er finally leapcd out and the la
dies were left alone. The horses plunged
fnriously down the hill. at the bottom Of
which was a curve in the road, were all
expected 10 be upset and killed. Just lie.
fore reaching this place, one horse tripped
and fell, which SO far checked the others
AS TO enable all the ladies to al,gl.: withou,
particle Of injury. ir. Nu,ter escaped
with dislocated shoulder, and some sprains
and bruises, and rot life was lost. Mr..
Nutter is doing wcll.-Ciaremom Ea
gle.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

The Washington correspondent, q the
Commercial Advertiser IN writing from
Washington under ts,e Il April 2Gh .sy. /;
Sine writing you On the day If the
the la,e d:sgraccful ,umuli in the
Senate. | have sc, cause TO chanrr my
opinion sme whA, If the conduc, q Mesas
f,"ae and Renton respectively. am nov
satisfied that the former had no reason
whatever 10 apjuehend that Mr. Benton in
tended 10 as.ail him. unless provoked hy a
repetition of the grs,uitous and in,clerslle
insults which ne had borne 70 long in ST.
lcncr and patience The feet that Feo,e
did go into the Senate armed that he Lad
rcommenc ed course u pesonsl remark
towards Mr. Benton with nm irritating and
offensive sllusion, that be fed from hi.
own place the moment he saw Mr. Benton
leave his seat. and after drawing pis,o
placed himself in position 10 fie. all serve
10 confirm the belief that he desired and
intended To provoke quarrel, and tia: il
was his purpose 10 take his adversary a, I
disadvantage, and to murder or to man
him on the floor Of the Senate"
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ru, WsAlruy Nrx or gosrox-

TBs wEAlrHY MN or Bosros-
Mr. John II Ess,bnrn, city printer, has
js., Published IN . thick psmphie, Al $50
pages, . catalogue Al persons, srms and
co- porasions that vers taxed On 5000"
and ~. ards. in lsta, frum which IL APP
pears that 507i isd.s,eusis and corpor-
s,ico,, In this city. paid s,e' On the
above sum., lat year, by this estimate
ard reckoning he population Il the ci'!
y, 40, 900 Il appears that nj least ONE
,,.,h u the ,oisr. Of Boston pay 4 tax
on $1,000. or more.
The richest man Of Boston; according
10 ia, ,s..L esk is Abbott Lawrence ~ho
nav, ,.x on che million, or 81 .0S2. 400,
e,aui,. Seven more persons pay more
, ,bsn half . million, ns below Robert
. G. Shaw, ss2e 900; David Sear.,s725.
4 900 Jonathan Phillips, s6ss 600 10.
s,ah Quincy Jr., s6is, 900 John W-lIes
/ s6,6,VVo. Ihohsas Wigs!cs~or,h, $3.50.
600. JOHN Bryant, $4,000, The tax
q Nathan Appleton is $4,000 oi
James Parker, s+si,000.
Tie following I.rsors were taxed foi
$500 900, and up wards John C. Grey
ssnas! aud W.,iam AMp.-,on. kdwarc
brooks, Peter {. Brooks, Henry God
man, Is. W. Ctown,ng.hield, George "
Gerisb, Peter Parker, the late Geo
Psrkman. Edward II. Robbins, Samue
Stafford, Thomas Thompson, William
Winchester.
Il appeal. also from this curious pam
ph,c, tia, 2zJ persons and firms pa,
laxcs on 100000, and upw ards. Til
tax is Cj cent. Oh 500.
After all, the property Of Bosio
Taxpayer cannot safely be inferred from
tbs published II 4i,mrn,; for man ma
be toIed for 100000 and ye, not b
able 10 pay III, debts. And on the OIL
er baud, he may not pay a tax on $500
in Boston, and yc, be really worth elO0
900, which il somewhere.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

STAFF % N,saosr jBkit re,n,m,.r.d ttat
District o. Rutland {" s,SfI rial ,e,sinn o'
the Probate Court ,nf the said di-tr!r, ~ Ru',ud
hsil ~ Ru,isnd !" said dI.triet Gu IL, 10th day
ol A,Ti, \ y ihS0
Prc'eut Hon. Harvey Bn't0r Judge.
where's. r"ratin Mead adm ni,'rniui Of the
etste o. >'cl hen smith lat. Of Nu'isnd. 10 mid
di.t-i.t fccessci iitcta,c las ttis Jay made
apple tisu 70 -aiI 'pu't pr"po,ing T. render
an secIgnt af his simuist-st IN OF ,sid ss,ste
aid rcqHt'tinR -ald couit h. maize decree Ls.
Figniu z - o. rt-'dus n'tEii estate real nud per-
,o1sl a 80 'ae rayins F., ~ the DEBTS a. .sd
ds~,a',d at the 81 4-nsr. Of ln.ttra,ibu To
tue hin % .s'i 4feca,-i
ILer.iorc. yrier.j BY said Ir0tste cont
that the examination - said accouUt far allow
ave sni tad decree he ard thsy hereby are
., erred e. tas .tatsl ,s,ol o' sa!i e.,afl e b~
at t'e a. e = the resi',s- ot AID probate
court 49, Rata tn said di,t'ic', on III. hrt
AoaisV bsins,be o. DAY u May, A. j.. isS
SD tiat "'tie- tf'rept Re giVsn BY ppb in.
s-.'t fed cory - tie rteGsd Of 'br order,
rec ~ 'ares'iiE.ly, Ir.' i6us tle''to "a H..
Ruts-i Herald, Il rrrsrhFsr rribtsd At 'sld
RatRrd in ora.r ths. 81 fsr.ons iLters.t.d
tts't % BAY 't.1sf there sprear before aid
c4nft I'D 'hJ.st T. tie sinssncs ~ 'aia &c.
c'sit aud tEs ordering raid decree II tL.y ,,e
core. 'rU, cory - record
u HENRf HALL. Rsgtsisr. g.
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HOW TO WRITE FOR NEWSPA
PERS.

]. Have something TO write about.
?. Write plain; dot your is; cross
your Is; poin. your sentences begin
them with capitals.
3. Write short; to the point; stop
when you have done.
4. Read il over; abridge and correc,
1t until 20" get it iuto .lle shorlcs, space
possible.
s. Pay the postage.
These rules observed will always in.
sure the publication Of an article, and
what is more desirable to the writer, will
secure its being read.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

II 4 DiLrNNl. There is an indi.
1.jual in this city who is rather singu-
J. i circumstanccd. lie finds him
3 engaged to two women but yet
b. canno, marry either withou, the
e.aer prosecuting him for a breach Of
i;ca.Isc. lie has been regularly and
isrneriy published TO both Of them.
S2ue time since the earliest Of the two
L h.i affections had the publication
ssEeulci while i, WAS yet gong OH
81 tie purpose Of ascertainlng "hc,h'
Ct The sorry she hal heard was true,
Vi ,ha, her intended already had 4
vie living. Having satisfied herself
ia, Ae sas no, married, she refused to
itlnq'nsh him--:hough lie had in the
ntahamc engaged himself to another,
I'D has been legally published to her.
The h-s. SAYS she viii sue him if he
tss 10, marry her. and tie second
wi sue him IL he does. Thi, is bad
II, very distressing case, and SO long
~. is ip,ossiblc To satisfy them, or
axe any compromise that shall bind
hr to one, without the consent Of the
Saer--perhaIs the lawyers may rec.
t1Eiend lin to drop them both, aud
est sc,ne new fair one--leghaps in
,Tti.a qlad. as a resultant IRON a
ttssans,lon Of the two females 10 re-
ss's tho male. A new chapter mus,
~ri,;en Oh the Pursuit Of Marriage
r4ler d.fcul,ies. Lowell Courier.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

NJ WILLIAM y IrSSiNCs. mo~tsn rss'ss-s
Fss't'. tr'1bHia onto tr'u~v !. "a,
an ,ai-d rnI. ~ srrios hs h" 81 ekAst
ItDf iNpfINpNtFI HfIS.jN Lsri sA-rrd n W. NIL
LIAM CROCK o'rr al loinns tts sssd W tsctk
ri had ''"'ym r-.l G"H TOE l..i pl sra
Ing n"'ns-1, d""n~,f ad hDa Ito sasls -
Was '" dssrDyne srf S'tFaut ht.fy liza. ~
ssei.on lie ~ bic Ibfy ADJ ,as,
q. one ~io would s.a inhatf srSys But n
extremity, srynze ssi
ih"i u. usv nftrly t' mo - ntSN1S isbtGk PULAsl
Nhkt BAl.,AA has ascsnt ID lie hand -!
f-.tn'rf NJ ttskr, IA health tiri . Asss Lo,tv.
y.s,ea rr"s!
ID DASS, Fen -Ociari sud fc.fs.f,,u Of ys<ssss~
sdJHn'og NJ .
that b. acquainted With ST. tl0tksr sud testified h
1LllA H.. 49,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

LAsspcs CHrrrts. Win wa rendered
Tho s<ssi ~ the Sena's, vsos'cd by TIC S.s:h
a Mr. calhoun. 10 Ia. reply 10 the Cover.
uor q south Carolina, sys---"f am NV
nearly seventy -four years II Ase. and hst.
t.'cn for ur,ard. Il thirty years rtir~d
frutn the public service. and With An at.so-
lutte determination never 10 wturn to il 4.
beside. my health. although no. lad. %
sseN Il. 20 du9nalify me for the uduoc,
duic, Il such an oAcr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

= The prisoners in the Jail al Bangor
aa.ir desperate attempt 10 escape On Mon.
4,y nigh, las, and Notwithstanding the
t~pr was previously informed Of the at
|'fsp' anl 'hc precise tire il would be
? aas one Of the most desperate Of the
iar'eI capped. The prisoners had made
Eva isr~ Il one 4 the iron |eaTeads, had
Al sSc hclvc and very sharp knife. The
ietIci ven, to the door. backed by tho
Gay Marshall, and q number Of constahics
Itai e,'ilens but NJ powerful was the rush
F4sie ty the prisoners, ,ha, the lights wer,
F,aurlishcd aHl a terrible 4 81, in the g.. J.
F@a acc.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W. ~. ssbst r,ber se,~s sppe,sssd b, The f,"'
w Probate tUri; iw the a,st,tt ~ Eu,isb.
ccnm,o ,on~ss To receive. era nice ard sei.., Al
cis,u,s md cemsnds of sii persons sgs,ss the e.
tate ~ ClA,k Haven ia;e ~ " slit Efotd. IN ss,f
d,.,,rc, d.tea.~d r~p,~seo,sd ,n.o! vent. and ~,
,r"n,ts f,ar ID. 25,h de, Of March beng aiic~e<
h, ,sd e"uu i"s thu, rs,psss ne % therefore
h.tst, GIVE sc,iee, tia, ~e ell shs~d to the bn
sin-,s OF our sad appointment, ~ tie hcase n
Edna Haven OF wsiiiuf ord On tie h's, Monda,'
} Tue and August ~ n. from tee "c'ott, A. n
unta -four o'eiocL, on each Al ss.i day..
u H.sAtiS tronn.,
CSrsA. ibAlr
wailin.ford, March a, 1850 l6
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Protection or THE Pass. Hen.
= k.eber, a musician, was convicted
IA f,asbursh Court recently OF cow
aesag an editor for q criticism upon
L.. IL passing sentence the judge
Ei:
"Yoa have been found guilty o! as
asi, AID battery. II ,ou bad been
Ge.aed 0. sisndered in a newspaper,
Iss nigh, have had legal redress.
Artas,s, as well % statesmen and Ioll'
''s'ahs, are open to criticism. The
m, uho in this country. where liberty
l'vvssis, and where all men should be
s'aaire Of their honor, raises A cow
aHss 10 h,s nei ghbor should be prepared
Z he a, bic feet. lisa gross outrage
!a' ses,ence Of the tonr, is, that you
ny a hae Of sioo aud the cost Of
Persecution"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

STATE or NEKn0NT. p. u remsws.rri
pt.sis-i 4 Ts'rAa~v~, "a \ that % q ~ I ate
Cey-t he'se~ 81 Csalstee 10 s.< tes ssta a,s'
u!e, ~ he xssh dss ~a Arr. tsfa
~ q ';rarssi tn'r"ttsf, 10 ts ,As iaa civ
srS. is1,rt 81 ]snr. r (~hss~-. late 81 y 81
sen IN ,,,d Disf,'ts deceived, k.isf tfrs.sisi
~ tss Cur, bsrs D.. i.s.s Nwt,sn. the .ree-
att iAr--s rswss. Tor probate
u - s-ssrs5 y, ,s,S Cent thsi ell ssrsens
cor esrs.d ,hssv,s " sotiAsd fe stpess ., .
weston ~ ,ssd Coer, 10 ts hs,a 81 the '@es 81
tie ledge, IL Cs't'.,"n aisr.'ssA or the ls''
Wed-e.9ay. II bttns ths nAh isy ef Ne, rsx,
saa ,Aes cssss u spy they nsy have. srNIt''
the ~. hsts 81 said sill--fev which rsvr~.e I,
!. further eraees. that esrS Vt the tscerd 81
the oeaer he vubiishsd usts scsts ,rccrssi,si,
rrevse~s ,hetvte IN shs kaslssd Herald, ss~,
paper printed ~ Rutland In this state, o.
Which Publications chat Re rsev,vs, to the ss,t
tin. appointed trr ss,5 hearing. A uns COP,
Of trcrfd Is AtG0~ WARNS, tudg.
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Could not Live q Day LONGER 7

Hs,".: CALDWELL 20. 81 y1s O.,soss Gcesa
20 y J., r".t"''hi'" drgFS' rt,tr "a we 1--we
hebI irnsn Nj WL"''nP rfpocishi~ rii'.se ~ II .
Place ~ m inpV'srt rr" of fsns8~pn, ~t.st nsAsrS
lshi.h ftimnssss E,ls.S tss prod esd
at aisfSr ~ hs ~ip ret5ss IN u ~ In
'hs she had b@on iaqia rohf.d 81
% dsnf.ionsy d~ssed 'rsi ir, for-s i+hry~s sro..
h,~ fnf bs' IA linz nas bSF bti IDEukk Bat ~tsn
sti'r Nbl.' uiri fal-i sir rst,r m
fflMpShHl btistH ed a. n~e ~ .xssey Ass rsi,s4
frf '3n itihe tfn ~ hat s'~ Sss,g and
s-ss"g ", aS.s'I acAds fe"s az a.s
EDGE sbd . 'nfy 'd't il's' ste 10 ni~'rsi BEAsTA
halshh tot isr iEtsJ tspse,
setnss AT Ter sis ana xhh,ss cusAr tsa 49,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

STATE or vrRmoSr, BE /, remcmhetei that
District OF fairhavtr. at frohste CONT
holden ut Cas,i,ton within and for said district
on the 10Th lay Of April A. D. 1880.
Whereas James Fiagg, administrator Of the
estnt" Of A.a Christy, Late OF Hutbardto,, in
said district, declared, Proposes TO render an
aceounto of his administration nf said estate, and
presr,t HI. actann; aainst ID estate "r allowance
IL i. ordered that said account lie received aud
examrned nv sa1 court nj n sessi"n thereof to
be held at Cas,le,on aforesaid IN the 81 " ed
he.dsy, il being the 22rd day a May, next. ard
tia, all person. e notified thereof by r"bish'
ing II cory Of the record ot this order three
week. succes.ively IN the Rutland Herald meas
paper printed at Rutland il this STATE, the last
OF which publication. cha be rre,i.us to the
time appointed Tor hearing. trn" cory "f rec
ord. IS ALMoS HARSrR Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE ih- ,uh.crher- hsios appointed ~ The HIM Fro.
b'is Court fMtS- disiIot ~ P.ifh-vrn, Commits
''onss Ia f''irs examine sod sdJusi eli elaine aud
deinaIds sg,Inp' The s-ts,,aI
'HarNcT r WALKER In of Benson,
n - flsri~i d.e-s.ed Ell ,n.Jv.ri srd or
r"'uihs f'u nc hhsr"th day ." Mach $50 h<ire al
loved ~ ssi court g., that turtt.e 10 .he '.fpfs
hsf-h, eve "o,rs that Val tit~"d 10 tn. hu.tns.-
0f oar ssti sppur'nsr,t at Its hoifs. ~ Jfmss \
w.ik-r ~. ',-t tr.-A.ys ofN.y and Auvus, u.It
from ,ight cio6rA " uuu four n'ctcaP. n. on
each of 90 III i,ss
PHti ~ WILCOX .
ca,Uvcy H"ifi',vs Co'"m'''io"'"
Renson. Aprt <b5, isB ~
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A Lucky CALlroRNIAN. Tie Time

A Lucky CALlfoRNIAN. The Times
says that Mr.. James Bryant, carpen-
ter by trade, reached this city last eve
min. from New York, where he arriv'
cd in the steamer OHIO "Wednesday
forenoon. A year ago last January
Mr. Bryant. in order to 90 to Cahfor-
MIA, was Obliged to borrow the finls.-
lie now CONES home worth fortune
Of 90, 900, and We hope he may long
live " enjoy it, Boston Mail.
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rs1LxINERy AND DRESS MAKING
Mis- Fisk

WOULD respect
w ;ulii announce
20 the Ladies Of Ru;.
land ana vicinity, tha.
she ba. recri.rd the
intet Spring & Sum =.
IN r Fashiois, and She
will he happy to re-
ceisc all orders in her
iine of business. Miss
+. respectfully s"iiclts
a due share of patron.
age aud will cndea'ot
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PURE NoRrHn I'm CLOVER Sc ED

THE subscriber offers for sale \ large guam
l ,uy OF Pure Northern Clovc- Seed. .nn.
ed by the well. h own wills of M.ssr. shaw o.
RoNbury. aud staples Of Nilnmstowu, VI.
TIE seed I. warranted free froia the i'ul seed
,ually found ia the southern clover seed. Far.
mers and others who do not wish to stock their
land with daises aud other foul zee will d" we'll
to call and examine my stock Of seed be'"re
purchasing elsewhere. = l.. LANGDON.
Lns.'et0n, April 18th, 1850 -
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CONSUMPTION.
a OTlN0 WOMAN CURED !
A DOCTOR CUREo!

DR " FRENCH NJ Esi.d,'. sfsy.usis .-.-,y Ms,i.s-
st 'ar ls uf Jansnfy 1879 wet hf,vs 'nse ls-s
he 'tat rrtl 70 "f r~ii,ic "a ,i rise~ fnT
"t sn% obliged y qan ~ raetrr VI Jfossssos N
81 ~ i,eah. Nas s1rsd ~rh fhsass
I-sct.s " nr tpnp', Cos
rarr nS pee doubt lTn sied ssr~f s~~sssny III,
lay hrd had prirs and Side su5
h"a-i h"' u" trnsjSt recon in'uisi ~ ~ ~ 'S
rr'ri, ~
'N csu.d ~ 't+u itiui rcd sl,,is
t"-s pnd hs'- no sah NOV N ,'~ia v'rs'siiy Hut
nhucrd an rS'rr -l., h!,T than hif, III fststa
lt't u BkANT-s INUtS PULMONARY bALsaN, sla
~" hr'" h"kHN"ti.r f lie ,-'"bl uf the ali cs
hisi ~" rf'ct uss
pr,"npi snd saaia', ~ nvd,' wis .--'
"f"ci Il 10 s ptsr,rs My oosh ~<ssfv 'ssr.4
al "a si"ut III ur ten iEys uw f~
II ,t- oi".f sh Pain, sri ssJ tx
d. 4, 4 liz d,u,s,,. a H,I.A.l-
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s1IVisO

In Athens. Limestone County, Alabama.
Feb -, Mrs Lucia NJ G Swan Mrs Swan
was formerly "f Csv.ndish. and widow Of @w.
IS Swan nj Reading and WIS an accomplish
I'd Teacher N the Female Institute, Athens,
Alabama.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
ANOTHER NEW CONSTITUTION

III ,le scootd Wednesday of May the
p. u Maryland will vote for or agains,
* al Il Convention 10 foru new
aasI,l.,ion for that State. II the vote
~ tc in faror 81 such a Convcu:'on.
! 20 TIC delegate. ~ill tc elected III sep
k,al., Sad delegates will assemble n,
se city q Annapolis IN the 1T Monday
J. November On the fr., "Wednesday
y Jas4 the Constitution framed ty sad
j ,a,ea'ion will " submitted to the PEG
! IL ;bc,F adoption or rejection.
W. presume the vote will hc IN favor of
J or7ea'ion I, is hoped that they may
J. r.si than Kentucky, anil take some
pep f,' tie gradual extinction Of slavery.
81 sas1 who knows anything Of that State
r. l., i.noran. Of the fac, tia, negro
Ii,F.'y ,s'he blight aud curse Of her soil.
Dal &c coT,frss W do not exIcc, any such
|r,ai. Tie times do rot appear 20 he
Isrc,.iaos. ior sich action II it could not
h cared in Kentucky. nc hardly expect
Ee ~ 1t adopted III any other State at
rssen,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
FITS, FITS, FITS.

sc.s'' iffiSCOTT snH. 's'r~e,s,ss msse, .-,s
HH.y'ss- ASAr,H eur't fcsrsysf"nts " ~ y
a. py 'stinY smDg .Hlyr tIstvirs .1eb bod hsvu DE-
i"'~i hom tie nee ~ bkAN1"s PULMONARY bAisAN.
"a 'ne al tbsf casuarss hst r.i
hld ~hrh hat '--n si,,rs, To ~, 10, sssoa rss's
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
STRAY COLT

GAME isin n, enclosure % the s6ih 81 isi,
\ last. = blsrh maze Colt With White h,nd feet
sspynsee 10 b tstss yssv sao. Ths osss, u
requested 70 Prove property. Peg ehasEss ,nd 'sAs
Der svsy, esEtA NO AkN
CktssnSsE, eAt II ~ AsenSa Is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

DR T.. J PACE. has removed HE reside, &C
~ ard othes 10 the Br.ek iioase, Iu,t pofth u
the Eli.eaIaj Church. 10
katisbd Ami n 1850. 10 .--I.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
NEW DRY GOODS.

n StLi.. ofcI- f"r safe rr.tt variety Of ne v
- and 'esir.hi- r",i- .'rp'rd to III. s.ssrn IN
c'uditr N"ns tie l..inss Sc.rch AND American, Gnr
hama Fifish Fo.n'h and Ansr,,an Pin,,, Dated
Mu.ns Sstss MU-iius, S'ttp~i sud Checked Cam
hrtrs and Mu-iins i,c,n-. tanisrc. Iin-n H'dss
Grvs-. H".rty Wvol,n and Lren 1atle Covers
Cs-huet. ~h-~l. &
Rw,lsnd. April Q $50
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
"AIL3u.Uh2

Al Cross Hotel (tormery Hyde ~ Caven.
Dish, on the 9th inst BY Rev. SIR Barber, liza
NJ Hayward Of Eas, Clarendon to Mss Susan
Chaplin Of Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
RAISED FROM THE oRAyE

Ns'rs PhAlI TnsTfk .,rrhs~e u Not Cs~ssSN.
ts~S' 'sn fhfNI hffk< II lsa 'fnst-o Of sNS
toy 'ss cs.ss a. tOs.+
o'i- coly fn.di'inr rs,d ssi u Az % -
ir-pi. .s@ f'sf blf b- ,rs,.,..n 1. pssrs.s. - =
% al bsas hS Ihysslhp ID anl I,
ssssrDt lie iisf WIN No.. 80, In trs a. a, ~
tHAAl's BALaAA.-GoJ s,iL-aia y .. q. !. ~ 4. W.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02

Coed imagining, Ma Pnmp--ho~s
!'r Assi,h sipce you ,ook ,Le ws.sw
ssxs.-
Mach beaia~, ] thank you. Nav
~ In " much Slooiss ani frcshAw,
u .s..a, <aa we again ses' sspna~."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-02
FOR SALE.

FOR sale.
q desirable houf- and let H. fit',iord ,,'ltce
~ there are nl"ut 'hittcer acre. Of Ia. a at
tached which will bc so.d eel crate IL desired -
There is a humber Of yariou, kiads of ,ruit ,tec,
on tie place. Thi. plscr would lie good stu.
alton tor phi, .Ician u. it has been occupied by
Que for more than twenty ycar'. For t,rtler
particular. apriy Ia } u. Page Egg, Cashier
~ The Bank OF Ru,innd, or " Doe.vr George
Pave m the rrem.'ei.
P.tts,Vrd, Apr. - 1880 ia