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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
BUSINESS NO TT Q Es.
ADyERTIsINe DIRECToRT.
FIeK's PArrNT METALLIC BURIA.

CASE AIS TIGnT AND lSnEsTRrcT1sLE- w ereToom 49l
Rrnsary Tire inventor OF ihe ABOVE spent more
aan four years in bringing them TO heir present stse Of
fiction Several i8gs 20 ne accomplished which il
was difcnl 10 stain One 70 make them as ign. and
portable as possible, end a. the time Of sufficient
Strength required resist the pressure they
sustain by The exhalatcn Of toe gases from the remains
An this hGs been accomplished and there nae been
thousand Of them used within the last six months and
not q single hes the knowledge Of TIE pro-
p!ieors where they have gwen entire satisfaction
the friends Of those whose remains have been placed in
them Certain manufacturers ofcoins hsve reported various
stories in regard tbem which false malicious
and when traced 10 their source turn out TO be the invention
OF their brain. without Foundation TO upon
Whether intended for ordinary burial for yaus fotraas
portson they better than be ordinary wood cofn or
one lined with lead, apd 60 than one-hsH
much the latter The prices have been materially re-
duced ad they within the reach OF tue entire re-
spectacle portion Of he community Undertakers VIII also
be supplied thai fAl OF being satisfactory
The attention Of The public i directed to lhse Csses snd
ibsy sre desired call the Waferoon and look al n5n
Pamphlets relating their qualities and use iurnsred
yrsts al 4o Broadway Where is desirable 10 transport
remains keep them for two sweihng the arm
friends before burial Ibese Gases unsurpassed,
Is no offensive from them in
sequence of their being sir tight. We repeat 10 those
losing friends 10 Try thease The statements Of no one,
but give them trial, and Judge for yourselves
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KSApp's HEA1rn RESTORATIVE BIT

1ERs-For the of Dyspepsia or Indigestion Nervous
Weakness, Liver Complains, &c.
In The following certificate, selected from large num-
her recently received he extraordinary effects Of This pre-
pararon in complication of disorders Arising from ndi
Sesuon are briefly and clearly stated
Messrs KNAPP. On determining oaer You certlhcaie
respecting the good qualities of your valuable BiiieTs aad
the benefits which have followed their use IN my own case
have concluded thar plain statement of facts would DC
preferable TO readers because easily understood
therefore state that you may refer often IS you
ease when recommending kNAPP's Health Restorative
Bit,ers The preparation has entirely cured me OF COM
caiion OF disorders arising from indigestion which every
her medicine rcsorted had failed 10 relieve Loss OF
annette general debility ciddines great oppression after
eatns were The evils which united 20 render my lie
burden until they oan!shed by ne use Of sodt IN
Win Srsiitnde subscribe myself yours, &c.
WM HOPKINS, il Nsndam-st, N Y
New-York, August Is, 1854 49,.
es9s+al1 ~ Ss9is ner botIle dS 2tTu&Th
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II Short work and nothing to speak Of
in CoNGREss yesterday.
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REMARKABLE CURE or BRONCHIAL Con-


SUMPTION IN PHILADELPHIA, BY ScHgHcK's PuLMoSIc
SYRUP Charlotte Carter, residence III North fourth
ST. above Race do hereby certify tia. about three years
since took cold, which settled ny right side,
and darling my shoulders which grew worse and worse.
seon became very much oppressed. great difficulty OF
breathing violent cough and could not expectorate be-
came very weak cosve and fever in the afternoon Part
of the time had night sweais aud IN fact myself aud friends
thought was past recovery tined several physicians and
number Of pulmonary remedies, bu! could gel relief
Last spring ! recommended 70 Try ScHEHCK's Pal
Lnouic Byr1p took bottles and found but Little relief
and had concluded abandon H. bat through. the s9ica
ton OF my children, induced 10 make further trial
and am happy say tha; while using the third bot
lie the phegm started and when my cough came on could
expecorse very freely My Cough, Oppression, Hectic
Fever and ali my unavorsble symptoms vanished now
enjoy good health for person OF my age and feel satisf
ed thai the Pulmonc Syrup has saved nv life. am still
gaining strength and improving in general health ltTould
afford me much pleasure particularly my for
Iner situation and the present. and the bebeft have Tecev
ed from schencks Pulmonc syrup 10 any person who
will call my residence ia Sorthfourthst who 10
afflicted with that heretofore considered fatal disease Con-
sumption CHARLOTTE CARTER,
Pldla Oct /, 1912 Wife The late Vim. Carter.
Sold by c. V Chckener Co 81 Berclay-st New York.
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE UNITED sTATEs.-
Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 3.-Present as yes
terdav, and Mr. Justice Daniel of FlFglnia-.-J;;
Simon Cohen, ESQ. Of Philadelphia " as aoInlIten
an Attorney and Counsellor OF this Court. 70 - :,
suydsm and Boyd, plaintiffs IS. T. T. Feytoii "a ~
the motion Of Nh Walker Of counsel Ior vac . a'-
fendgnt this cause from the Circuit Co0fI OF tne
I--;.a5 ctetes was dismissed with costs, Tor tne
on snnearance for thu pi2lntlfs under the
F.,L ,ois NJ sBs Court Adjourned until tomorrow
at clock, a NJ
[.,,,,,ss,or or CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
,Il.I:zntan Tuesday, Dec. 3.--The Board me!
s'HShs..s w sdiournment- Present all the mem
sccofut sssvsraI cases were taken under continued
OeIs. but no final decision arrived at. The
I'D adjourned until II A. M- tomorrow.
Dc 60 WORKS sroPPED.-The Allentown Iron
VIZ in Lehigh County Pennsylvania, were
olosed on the 9Th Of November, and all the WORK
Won discharged. These furnaces have made as
inch as ten thousand tuns OF Iron in one year;
and Ia that time consumed 10000 tuns Of Anthta'
cite Coal 5000 tung Of Iron ore, and 1900 tuns
Of Limestone. They were constructed with al
the new improvements. and were very a. aayanIa-
qeousy situated On the Lehigh River Inc qaa'
iity Of the Iron was 50 decidedly superior tAat L
always obtained the highest prices.
FLoRIDA-The Legislature OF TINS state mes
On the 25th nit. ROBERT J. FLofD was elected
President of the Senate, and HUGH ARcARR
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,. me 10
Governors Message WIS expected 20 Dc sem II
on the ensuing day
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GENrLEMEN's FALL AND w N r
wyEAp-WM. IT. JENNINGS Co. Isl Brosdwsy, Opposite
The Park fountain viii this day introduce Their new sSgs
nr an sssort,nsn in gtyle and Character sr superior TO
e productions they have heretofore rendered SO
hls TO their numerous patrons "a Al
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YyIyErs. VELyErs.-G. NJ. BONNIE,
s, orosr of orchard viii sell, this week, the
entire balance Of his wide Sk yeyes recently bought a.
snrt,on comprising the best selection 10 ne found IN s
A must positively be sold Ladies, now s the ine
10 obtain bargain be sure you improve the opportunity
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SEAsoNABLE Doors AND SHoEs,-Water
np,of Dress and Patent Leather Boots, Congress Dancing
Eseys p l. Punps Dress Shoes for parties, Ladies Galt
ems and Shoes Bows Misses and Chlldrens wear OF al
kinds for safe at he lowest price by ,,,
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THEIR SUPERIORITY ACKNOWLEDGED.
CANrRrlL, Ladies Shoemaker of SS6 Boweryi has for
years devoted himself perecting the style quality and
general appearance of his Caters Slippers, Ties Over
shoes Dancing Slippers, and teir superiority over all
others has acknowledged by those who have become
acquainted with merits Ladies should give him
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Eg Elegant Invitation, At Home, AT
Ah visi,inS and Cake Cards engraved ana printed II
,bs mos sshioSsbie styles at EygSnsLLs 2 Broadway
c1Trer OF Duane.st Beautiful boxes for wedding case
sneSdid bridal envelopes waters and silver coTd. MI
FyeT1ell has branch store al Wast for the accolnnlo
ls,ion ~ his downtown customers. "a ~
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Where is BoDINE's Dry Goods
Store is the Question asked by every lady pursuit
Of bargains The way of Day GOODS ana 10 such OF
readers we would say SIS Grandst o. Orchard
where you viii md every thing IN the Dry GOODS Inc
adapted 10 the season. unsurpassed in beauty style and
.cheapness doN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

WATCHES AND GoLD PENs.-It is to the
interest OF wholesale dealers and others examine the
sortluent of fine Gold and Silver Watches offered for sale
by john SAVAGE 90 Fnlton-s He sells none but those
he can warrant every particular The Rcheleu Ever
Pointed Gold pens OF which y S, is sole manufacturer
ing community
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q HUMPHREY
have removed from 49, Peast to their new store Sls
Brosdway. OF Widest The balance OF ths s'oek
sold ais per cent less than until disposed or Oh 6s
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PHILADELPHIA.
Fire at Southwnrk-mad Dog Excitement ia
FrankfOrt-Jenny Lind in Good Health.
respondence OF The Tribune
90 TPHlLADELPRIA, Wednesday, De-


EPHLADELPBIA, "Wednesday, De-
Clayton berry Pottery on Secohd-st below
Greenwich, Southwark, was destroyed by ire.
Loss s., 600. Insurance $4,000.
Miss Jenny Lnds last Of the present series Of
Concerts, will be given on Friday evening. Two
Of Miss Lind's Concerts. announced for the early
part Of the present week, were postponed, in con
sequence of the a1niabe yocalsts indisposihon.
am pleased TO learn to-day, that Miss Lind has
entirely recovered her health and will be in fine
voice on Friday evening
There was much excitement In Frankford yes
terday, in consequence OF the appearance Of
mad dog in its streets The dog was not killed
until after he had bitten several children the Gc-
currence caused the prompt enforcement Of the
Ordinance Of the Town Council against dogs run
ming at large and in the course oil last night
about thirty canine residents OF that borough were
slaughtered.
There hss been httle business done to-day owing 70
econnued rain which has prevented the andingofsone
careoes TIE FLOUR market = quiet Common shippng
brands are offered 81 - z Dbl but there IS hEte or 70
export demand and further sales have been reported
For CITY consumption there is very ht,le inquiry Prices
range from 81 8t s. 80 Common and extra hrards
RYE FLOUR is IN demAcd, ard taken arrival al - ID
CoRx AEAL in limited Request al - u Il bb PEees OF
Of good and prime red Ct 81 e44l e5 and white al lg
IN = bushel RYE : dull Corn Is II G1ited aedAhl
Sales OF "a Geo bushels new yellow 81 81 N L1e SUI
prce for prime dry lots. OATS aren demand To oasurs
prime Pennsylvania sod 81 y ca T buse WHISKY .
culI; onoie IBIS 81 z cts and Ids 81 ut Gu ~,
S4LEs OF STocKs.-F'nsf Bo2vd- g GO Reading IN,
Nor Is $50 go Girard Bank III, Sl,ooo keqsngion
WY. a. a 81 00G Reading RI, IS; 90 e9 ReAdng
- ~ 7st "a 90 Sch Nav e. '6s Al $3.50 do,
a. IS NorrisoWu r. So; Toe Texas 10 per cent oocdst
"a: 10 arrsbargh RI ~ Union Bank Of Tea g ,,o
Allegheny County bs, a. $500 DO, 81 soo Cy IS -,
IS "a Pennsylvania RI, ~: $500 zen Nav o. ~ ~
a dG do a. 81 GO DO III North American Bank, li7i
f65 irsrd RanE i24; 8 oe5 STATE S. IS l0lt . Com
rnercinl Bank ct Sloa0 HaTr1s5urgh RI, %, a.
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FuRs.-We understand that FurS are
going to be very much this Winter, and we know OF
no better place than al YoCNGs 81 Bowery 10 ge' them
Ladies can cpend upon the article hat they purchase there
being what Il Is TepIesenled. no -Weo1
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New HULLEp BucKwHEAr FOR SHIP
yfse-CRoMwELI K BlSnsAll, aEa Eron-sL corner Of
Beeknan efeE for sale 5o packages Buckwheat of
prime quality put UP IN hands style expressly Tor me
eighihs boxes and bags Of ~ and sa pounds Fer ssle in
lois 10 suit purchasers. ola S&IuTh&s"
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~ Thnnohts that breathe and words

thai burn almost seem bursting from the lips and imprint.
His Ia The power to excel in this truly wonderful arhs
the trump all competitors, the two highest Medals
awarded by the last fafs q New,Yor& and Phiiadephs
show Gallery free, at S6S Broadway
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THE FIRST AND Only GoLD MEDAL

The DACuBRREorYPEs that received The first and only gold
medal eyer awarded by the AMERICAN Institute may be
Fulton-st Also DaguerreoyPes on Ivory, by BRADY's
new process
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II 7 y II y y = y H.
CHAS. OAKLEY,
L. " STEVENSI
JAS. KELLY.
las p TAYLOR

WASHINGTON SMITH, Chairman
C.Y WEMpLx, }seors,e,;e.
JOSEPH II. PRICE, ~
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY. DEC. ).
- Genernl c onunittee of pemocratic Wiz
rgIn Oemocref1r W-h!g General Comf

ISAAC VS.. SMITH. }Sac,e,s-;es
JACOB (. HOWARD, Ia
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
James Il. Johnson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ne IT remembered
District Of Fairhaven, 81. : that ut n pr ,bHte
Court holden ut Castleton in and for taid dis
trict on the 25th day of April, 1850.
An instrument purpotting TO be the las. Will
and te lament If James \. Johnson, late of Ben.
son, in said District, deceased, being presented
TO the Cour, here, by lsaac Norton, the exec
utter therein named, for probate.
Il is ordered by said Court that all persons
cou,,rrcd therein be notified to appear ., .
scslion Of said Court to be held at the ofhce of
The Judge, in Cnsteton aforesaid on the last
Wedncsauy, II being the ooh day Of Nay next,
ard show cause if any they may have, ngain.t
the probate Of ,nil will---i"r which purrofe it
i. further ordered, that u copy of the record u
this order DO published three weeks iuccessi'ely
previous thereto in the Rutland Herald news
paper printed at Rutland III thi. State, all
which publications shall lie previous to the snid
time appointed for said hearing true cory
Of record 10 AlMoS WArNEp, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
CONsUMPi!yE READER

The g'sst sod ce,y rsmsiy Tor your disease w sny
n its fcrms The oaiy spnrce cf hope ia sT.de,I
~ tns Hon.s" Baissw, discovered BY Dr. Buebsn
~ toodnn, England rn,s IL 10 guses nosiruo,, hot
standard Essish ne.ito ine of khovn and 81, sbasa
ID snesry Beware hoe you rely upon any merely
pAiiis,tvs msdeises which rnsy relieve bit never
cure wsss not your precious time upon sny Of tho
Commen SyrsPs Exper tovsn,s. at Baisa me sLich wn
eay al you Into p,sssadsj security By fatal ops
Oe'sds not yourself TO the gave With any " the vie
ecrp"onAs IN The shaps Of LSsenges Candy ut other
'amps' not With aay asst agent tonic medic nss
sseh - bttsfs Of tnfo.ioos Of wild Cherry, chi h
6eqsshtiS bsaea up ths ,SRss. psodVts ksef. nigh,
s~sss cosa vsnss, sod oiher dso .dsss al the most
alssW'ss character EucHAN's HUNGARIAN BAL.
sam vii net only relieve but spssdy sud sfect usl-
2 esfe. Whea all Of her meAns have allied.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

,-,,.,, ro.-s - Hsss, M ss,,ss
: ..a ..eA . aS~ss ~ Nee I~t. econ.
,x. as rssSs, oSsSes~ssd ssl 70 ~
49,. e., = sss - Ne 'tos~eS ~ a.
-, .,s. ~ Csisfsssss. 81 u $40 ass
..l.r~svs a skaa ksss n.y. We'll
~ . ~ ss4s~S . ~sa s.ssss.. - -. ..
-..sS q 10 kvus1sisAh, pssr~s lesess 49,
s,~xsss Of ~ ArA kssvls. al 81
=. .hs4ss ~aA sAswrss0~e esd NJ d,
- y S,.s'~ss fs ~ sh''''nrs. ~ ssm
:, r~sarssssy ~ sS.slhas 1s-Asy ~
,,sxsss. 'ssrd ~ ~ Are w. 70 s-a Q
:, "a lssf Il tsvs<. ed nest ve~t ~ hits
900 " lss, ysss w be eAssss end stssss
yea ,iss ksssAs Uss snos eut II Chrw kssss
:, a. yss~ e.sa ss>tesiy Lscssss H. %
90 d eli shsessess. ~ cary u sfi sAs
&, ace sAs,.ss,.os Il I'll sbs sesses sk~svs
b. p~ss,s be sr.1ss.
y I'll. ssea y i,se. Bate re q mysseneu
lie. rsnss ss.A. shes i,vc fs~sIsss hep
[ese,ar sn1 resps'se bro ,hsi tse rtst ~s,
|s... ~ drs,irsssss sssh. II tk~y he'd sve
s,.osas~ sssie pssSrv'y, soeld have MAD
,-asa ~esliby 1sec in the - fs',sS and cfsr'
k,.ssi i,n< AWoalses runner sss, shss Jahs
Z ~, - . acAk~t ays,stsoss nan, Who By on,
!, III aafsthoessbie fs~sks Of forum Goa ~
n. f.cs <~ssssi ehsa ens day - had sesn,
| .,,sS a he lste ef the rate --knew h.,
..s.,t .s,.ws.isiy sc'' cae thing CERTAIN
w. Ca'Ss. il,~ sv,hes~ss, ~ss sefy ,nsssu
,,,,,,l "a s-,,ine Bse~ 'sps~ v,d aud pardon
" Ia 90 s-~ ps~ssd To Ind thst tbs fci,v
-, ~. ,srnsa cut - had ~ be- ~f.s rrps-s~s
:, ,pl 40 do.,tt he pie ef gold dust s,ii ~,
go, TO- h,rn any S.s.rahle amount Of h,h
-, tstft, sad P,ous sa,,r ~ssh ~herrb
:. Sat h.se . hrss class Ger sad q thsoag
,s,,, to fsrsass.--t boston DAILY Mail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
LAHDoN 4 GRAVES

HAvE iu,t rsesi'.i Boots and Shoe, at
Pooi., Boy, Bcgta, french Csf Boet,, Goat
.sl,ue., Lsl'-s Bgstin', Anerican Ca, BSots,
Yooth, Cseis, Cali Shoes, Meroeeo Bsotte,
Calf 40, Hsfeeeo She's. Co.hiss Brsgtls
Kip Bre sSn., Mems morocco Boot.
Every pair Of Boot. o. rhss' .oid ny ne sub
.eribef, sin he warranted 10 he msoe Of fks
ts.t material IN II. ters rsnn.f and 70 give
er.lre satisfaction 70 he uItbs,ef ~ > sea
pair wilt be given in sithsnrs for every defect
i've pair sold. II yes viii ie0h At them y a viii
certainly hay then. The tsnptstion 10 stso.
lvtAly irrislsib.s- Doatt Il ret. for @psuhts
ere Esiters ,tss Dsts us lose the ysss se 81,
n,VA, .ls by fsar.ay .s sa'ertsTs' ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

STATE or VERMONT nj 70 ,.msmhsr,a
pstritt cf Ra,iaaA, ~. that 81 srsrtai
ssssssp % ~, Ff~sst. I.~vt 81 the saA psar,tt
= Rsissa hela at Reliant - tss - DAY u
MAJ. A. u. iap.
Prs~p,, Res. Harvey R~s,e-. Jess..
whereas " iiiiAn Humphrey, sAmansttatet Of
u III. sststs q. y-sefA hanlstr,, hte ~ Ret
Ana, N sa,d Distract deceased. sste'is;s k4.
nj. d., y.esea,sd ts ss,A Probate Cosst, te.
ttine 10 sriins ihe' eia settling forth tAs Awose'
~ dstts ai1s we'd by the GEMS iss,ossr Of elsins
hs aPersi,ed vslse Of the I-esssesi asd resi ~
tate 81 ssid deceased, the amount o. she tttscA y.
si estate Asusssi TO tb. uidss ~ said dee~a'
81 ky n. saaA Coart, whereby u appears, thai
the laid resscnal estate 10 bst sathe'.nt Ia -,
cad d~lt. and the sfrsIsss Il sSmini,ifauer
AID theref.rr reegss,trg ,.,a Court TO grant
hla iicen.s 10 eel all 81 ~ d real estate eseep,
the u.dess dc~r therua and ipe'p iing the te
,et'l"n 81 saii ie.tr, Ia o'der To realie ssset,
! 70, ths To- the payment 81 sAta dsets ard ~
Ttnses said real t,tate before TIE sa,i linri
| " d2~.r, cob,i.,ed u dwelling hasse and lot
marble ,hcr and lot 9TH insch,ne-y aud ~nte'
! PRIVILEGED barn aud 'ot JsItarc let. pond IL,
| and ens ether lot ~ about tsif an acre. contain
! ing Ia the whole atont 2. scro-is't 81 ~hlcl
| 70 eneum bered by a mortgage.
| Therefore, II Is ordered ty tsid ttoi ate cour
that the sad application be l. tae same is hstet!
! referred Ter hearing aud decision to tho aste'
| session 81 taid court TO be beta At the ahhce q
tho uegist Of raid court In Rutland in sai.
district on the lu Monday being the u Ia.
J Of June A. D. 1850. and that notice 'hcrco
be given by Publishing oerti3ed copy az The rec
ord 81 the order three weeks ,pccr,,i,ciY pre-
WON. thereto in tho Rutlsud County Herald.
IevsPsrer pr,nted al sald Rutland, shd care u
lated tn the vicinity Of those interested IN ords
that all persons in,erestcd therein may then n
there appear before aid court and give bond
f"t tht payment Of said dclts and expense q
or otherwise objcetto the granting ef said lis
snse " the, ace cause.
true copy Of rseotd.
IL HENRY HALL, Register.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09
A BOLD GAME.

"a Saturday morning last. q young man
/, the name u William W. Smith. labor.
90 the railroad in this village, missed
,,os, 1859, which he had saved from his
,r1Wg. for the lat few years, and which
r tea IN his trunk n his boarding.housc
,asF,e,ou a, once fell upon two Of his fel-
p.bo,ricrs who vent by the name Of
Groryc and Alonso King. On Saturday
Aoaso was missing; and. ON enquiry, !,
Us asrrtained that he had entered his
aIus ~ passcnscr in the eastern and the
s'-,Ae,n stages, by the name Of Reynolds,
Nd hsi engaged passage on the ~hoon.
81 Traveller. bound for Chicago. lie
aurer wen, to Prescott. and engaged or
Hrea IN Kingston. G. W. Warrants
'sr issued by b. N. Chaplin. Esq. for
ee apprehension Of The suspected persons,
NJ they were Immediately pursued by off.
as- 'ilynu and Houghton. Alcnzo wa
rrrs"d at BrockvilIs. and George u.
orieasburg. On Sunday letters were
snsai upon the prisoners addressed to
issn by the namc Of Reynoids, and on the
'rmiua,ion ,hcy admitted that this wa.
tacir true name. The letters were dated
II fcrisburg, Vermont. they pretending
% have come from Burlington, Vermont
"a the arrest the officers found upor
Abuto sl75. On the examination Of
Alamo, George WAS introduced as a vii,
'as in behalf Of the people, and among
sser things, in order 10 account for III,
possession u the money by Alonzo, test
BED .ha, hs hsd $50 in his trunk. whicl
e had accumulated in different places, b,
.s,ching dancing schools in Rutland an
caa,enden. VT. from tho middle Of Au
20 till the last Of February last, and tha
Il gave his keys to Alon1o, and told hin
y help himself from the trunk.
Til, examination was commenced O,
saturday, and poHfsased ill Monday. o.
sunday. Alonso confessed that he hat
s+Aen the money. and on Monday was full
y omiai.,ei Gof trial George WAS ARES
ei sar perjury committed on the examina
40 4 !llonso. and Was committed for trial
"a; dscharged on the charge Of grand Ia,
s'y. The of6cers recovered SITS Of III,
macy The prisoners passed " broth
N Geo. testified that he has wife re
sa'ns a, South Harlwick, Vermont, an
'srvther q. ChAlt,e. Vermont.
tOgdensburgh Sentinel.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

"s0S we - On Will
WOULD inform the Ladies Of West Rutland and
vicinity, that che hiss just received latest New
York and Puston Spring srd Summer fashious
for Bonneu CAPS, Dresses saqres, Visites, Cape,
&c with aseiect assortment a. straw bonnets
among which are Cttmi.ed and California straw
Cobury's Pure and Mixed, French L,ce,, Chin.
Pearls, &c.
Also, ready made mourning Bcnuets, collars
tabs, Artificial Flowers, Tastiiton's blold es
Ruch.s, &C.
The entire satisfaction with which customer RI
have received her straw dressing, united with the
liberal patronage tte receives, induce. her stil
10 continue correspondence with the ia slionnbis
Millinery Establishment and straw b.euchcry
kept by 4. X. Gilmore, keene, N. II whore al
work Of this XII ID entrusted To her care, will b,
sent on short notice; and warranted to he done
in a syIe superior to any in the couutry.
All orders in her line Of business Will receive
prtnpt attention, and all promises will be faith
fully cu,E ed.
May, lsoO. II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-09

H'Rev. Cyrus Barker, missionary
L Assam, &c. ID under the patronage
i.1he baptist Missionary Union, died
'S- 81. on his homeward passage, and
Va buried IN Mozambique channel
hs disease was consumption. Mr..
Stser sailed from Boston Oct. 22nd,
ls3s' in the ship Da!mata, in company
'''s several other missionaries bound
70 calcu,ta. His wife and family are
erected in this city in the course Of q
s' weeks, via England.