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She brought my bed box, and applied the
felt immediate eass wherever touched and b. seJ
for enough 10 unnolns thoroughly. Ii obtane
new life seemed 10 invest me. To remove the hurn
In the chest even made Pills of it, and took hem,
soon cured me- | owe my life to your valuable Extra
being strong ever, and have been rs
In the year 1872. KERZIA FRENCH,
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FEMALE MEDIOCRE BUTLER IT,

Dr. Townend's Sasapanla sovereign and speedy cure
for lncipent Consumption, Barrenns, PFoapsus Ute
Falling OF the Womb, Costveness Piles, IsuchorhRa or
Whites Obstrqaed difficult Menstruaon Incounenoe
Of Urine or inv tay discharge thereof and for the general
postraton OF the Hysem-nO matter whether the result of
Inherent cause OF causes produced by nTeguany. illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects 90 the human frame Persons all weakness and as
tnde from taking al become robust and full of energy
under Us influences. 1t Immediately cOuneracts uerYeie
ness OF the female ffae which the of baeu
ness 1t will not be expected Of of delicate
nature, exhibit certificates of performed cnn
assure The afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
children, after using few bottles of this invaluable mecne
have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
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nine years under medical skill in the cities OF Ne
York and Albany aborng under the most distressing ry
speas, attended with inflammation of the kidneys, and viii
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the zS
of hens eggs protrudng, and large bo covered body
ntoerabs. My tongue cracked, and the roof Of
mouth covered with sores, and my chest, at the
my neck, was in constant burning heat. that cold wst
did not cool 1t.
oov yVnsn MrsI flasiYa dina.
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EtiYPTiAN RYE BAIlsAlI.

O,1IIaNs hdVlng had 81 expeflence oilers the
- above lnallble remedy for all Diseases per. s
tanning to the EYE. OphthalIna, of five years ge%S
standing cured in IL weeks the Tear in the Eye NJ
81 years. cured in 10 weeks; Of this city, ~
beng stone blind for months restored to the sight of
eyen TIRES weeks gentleman who always used specs for
% years. by using 0ny drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by candleight hours after In
neauon Of days cured bv sfRgfe drop. 1t gives
pIilhancy TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
E Nos. POS PHILpPA street, near Hevia, and " ST
CHARLEs street. apl7 ly
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Dapis's Syrup Of Witd Cherry and Tar-We would cal
attention 70 the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several Of its sautary effects have come
under personal observation, and we therefore Confidently
recommend it TO the atcted.-Ed NJ j. bYeekty PisItsy
and Temperance Seminal, (IrentoN,) Feb. g. ls41.
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IN OFFERING to the public hisnew and yauablsremedy
= ioT SlNS DsHPIIOJN, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
GOUoHAs GOLDSs etc, we append few notices OF the
character ana eicacy OF the medicine Numerous estnO
hs may Pc seen N for distribution the agency
winch suereFs are Invited to obtain nay be proper say
that lr d. Is eminent practising physician OF years
standing, graduate of The Univenity OF pennsv
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BOARD5MG hOUsk. !.

No. 81 GR-9HIER STREET. betceen ST. Chartes
and Car0adeet, door from corner of Cdr0ndeet:
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her ffFssA
Iva friends and the public that she continues in the s
above eligible iDcation occupied by her during the ~ IN
last years. and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage From
long experience, and the desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident Of beng able
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with then
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon.
RRATx. d10 lyd&W
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nFN1. A; 9. y. q q. s. KNAPP.
$500 lss ~ SURGEONS, No. IO4 Common $.

psryed :, AM that Canons Teeth may be
y Msnch afe now annually LOST tIai rnishs -
neat ny unieis and judeOus treat q
de, a,.i comsoft beauty and longevity ure ,ssI -
at ~ me preservation OF the Ieetf ' steae9 "eie-
n. o9lnaehes caused BY eKposfre nf IN. -, -
% sna the nerve destroyed without NAN eise' can NC re-
-, ave used The Letseon ard Chornf.,r, i; safo
without The least INJURY 10 tho nss,n, ~ eaty ~
Teeth ana senhiy 70 pain In he ext,ti, ~
saona sf y ~ ae most severe surgical operations
sqn IN this city, ''oe, and many Of the medical proles.
on ~ ~ , ,s prepared 70 inart TlFfcI Al pe.ru
with or wis6oa hss with without Aniea nro IRON
the an. ~ uie latest scien6o lrnnr,ys-,s. -
lhose persons who have ,s-.sa Il.
leaIt ~ Y eheeriay bear isnsose operations Tor seyea
s- - men beauty aud daFahity " nsef iayor Ilr
b. WENT = 10 "
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INSURANCE.

southern Mutual Life Insurance Com
many OF Louisiana.
n IFE INSURANCE ENNIsUSIV EIsY.--Extrs Guar
antee Fund, $50 900 ,... Accumulative Capital.
g50O.O0O... Parent Office, No 4S Camp street,
AL...L -. .lluan IL
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EW gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
an tabiy OF the urinary for several years which
may be supposed, constant trouble him, day and
night was recently cured of cold and cough by The
ne u IL u sSts Tu Cherry and ar
cine, that the tedious affection gradually disappear.
II has been yera years since he has ceased taxing
the medicine and the abty of the bladder is entirely re-
moved; and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold (such the soothing and reno
waiting effects OF this valuable medicine Its efficacy 4 the
same in Inflammation of the kidneys liver papitaOn OF
who may want respectable reference hisname will gyan
and we court inquiry as people often deceived BY adj
good and free OF quackery.
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman to whom the ab,v
statement alludes He fellow crafsman respeetabl
master pnner.-Ed. ReVstOne.l
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ENhANkLIN HOusR RII ~. r. = :. = Z. :.

~ having leased the above wekaoSn he subscribers
repaire and pais sa rs hqase has been ihoroashIS
sooRs comfortable atiosdng caSsenenea .e 49,
non9a are good The well known char ~ ~ ne Bath
AMI the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bahinv sn We hquse,
selves. The pf0prefofs pledge .heniselvps ma Them
M shs be spared TO make sheir guests cotniors'
~ os WI q ~ az uiaes vel supplied with tie best INA
~ .,y5ias ioaeilsf with fs and very vnyts
Lne Paf WI be snpped with The very bes Oh Ianors y
be Opened on the 10th instant. ans "0use VIII
aDis MITCHELL. 4 SHORT,
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, DlLOXI.-The undersigned
w has The pleasure of announcing to her friends 49,.
and the public that she leased for term of years m
this desirable Hotel The location IS central TO bus. i
ness, the harbor and bath houses with &N
the benefit of the breeze and beautiful and pleasant
view. The house well adapted to iames the large
sss Ten Alleys attached TO the Hotel also, Pleasure
'ae' o. TO all whe nay favor her with call; -,
Terms reduced from and after July Is 1885, as follows
| board per mouh.. - s9i m
| = per week & "a
| '''''''''''''s
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FHILADkLPHIA, June q I84b-I highly recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my KNOWLEDGE
Of its virtues, My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the beas the of this medicine In
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would after
time. and on all occasions the relief speedy
N the Tst place 1t is months since she has
free Of the Affection consider and recommend il most
valuable medicine Its effect has been very great
in addition relieving the breast. SWALLOW, re Waers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

III. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would announce
- to the citizens Of this city and its vi NN An
entity that he prepared attend 70 all kS<N lSSTN
Dr Elliott hopes hong experience Veterinary Surgeon
gll insure him large business he spent nine years the
Veterinary College OF France, five in Prussia, and the
last i've years this city with great The Doctors
charges are from 81 to $40 upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
Az The Doctor be found all honrs of the day and
night a; Tattersals Stables, st. Charles street.
EE FAMILY HORSES, well broke. always hand
N inEs ..llA e.
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MA slsanls halI-pnee Vine al dinner Tree.
L undss.,lnlAAs HOTEL : NEW ORLEANS = Tine
he design 1 ness leave 10 inform the public that a
summer and ss he above establishment open all ma
reduced rate t,. a. ne will accommodate very at.A.
hust esneciav VINO wish locate pefnaneuty Fani.
the best terms hs WISH excellent and good table,
Oua ssa sse%en VIZ s, scp EoS wish Bs ws
rate The pubic o6edien seySa At an exceedingly low
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

CARRIAGES, ETC.
tAkRaAGEs-CA RatIAts Es-The subscribers have
~ now On baud large and we'll selected ass0 p :
meas q CAkk Ais, and are constantly reeeiv III ax
W. tIom ne PEG Northern Manufacture, every -
oac and variety. Purchasers would do well 10 give ii
caa. ,a.,s-x., a. WOODRUFF 4 Co,
er- oml& " los st. Charles street
3. HALE 7-TS71-
Nkw oHLKAN9 CARRIAGE WAR .Ii0iijsR,
4 nNoF u and 20 Grauier street. -sSs ~
yAkktAGlfS and HARNESS Of every n - =
eesrnpnon always OF hand. For sale low -, ~
su, S..s e spIfoysa paper ALSO; -k------
ssln-n. lmhl5 6md&W1 L. w. HALE 4 LIlM
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BILOXI HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
IL that this establishment will be opened for the AZ
reception Of visitors the 18th inst Attached TO the 4.A
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD kll3a-
RQg ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
deicaces Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desirable for
families oil any along the Coast. Persons wishing 10
will please address the undersigned and send
their Communications by boat.
From and after July TO- the of board will be reduced
follows:
By the month"; per week $S %
Per week $40 90 Per day. 81 so
Children and servants half price.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

u "A. RAnGEA. pen,;s, vii va,nr0 = 1T-.11.1.- T.
the 18Th Of November nsst " IL y
pDkDLhH. Dentist, No. IA North street, Laiayet
seae-e, mrs. l.snssays New Orleans. eai
spnnaentiay recommend his friends and unents IA ~
y hsl a. skiul DEETsT during his absence from
Myzo On lla So Charles ct, near Lafayette Sanare
JAMES II. HPR M n v
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[sUHDH5ks A J, Scotch and Burton Ale Of superior
AK Unhlin foficr; - =
T17Il7E IL f~4fJd Id h--faYorite qualitv.
rIIffa-fins Old lkmaaca-in Bond:
fl&5NTHLAAD0 SHERRY = Choice lot = celebrated
HHENlah WINE 20 cssss, most celebrated vintases:
tQtblH bss,h hk AhDY--FourIh proof, in gallon
n55 JOHN TooI.R. IS Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

Dr. Townsend, having tested his Sarsapala in
OF Fits, OF course recommended 1t, and was surprised
70 receive the following from Intelligent and nespeetabs
Farmer Of Weaicheser county:
FoRDHAM, August 10, 1877.
pr. JO1RseRd-Deaf 5ir have little gir years
Of age, who has been several yeaES afflicted with Fits
ued almost everything for her. bat without at last
although we could find Recommendation in circulars
TOR cases like hers thought, she very delicate
health we would give her some OF your Sanpaa, and
glad we did, for not only restored her strength but she
has had return of the Fits, to pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and henry for which
feel grateful, Yours, respectfully,
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MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
OF Nashville, Tennessee.
TEHlS Company Will Insure on the Mutual Principle
Il Hou9es, Merchandise etc. against LOSS or DAMAGE
by FIRE and the Cargoes Of Vessels Of every description
against THE PERlLS o. THE SEAS AND RtV-
ERS. All persons having their opey insured in this lns
tuition entitled to full partc aOn in the profits, with
out any liability to loss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-23

For EUspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
lheF remedies may make the disease disappeaI ior I
ime, but it driven in, and will re-sppear in me
ONE other place. The Pain Extractor, however, draNs
md completely the of the dseas and eec
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!, NEW YORK. April q, lS47.
DR.. T0lcnsead-I verify believe that your Sarsapaflla
has been the MEANS through Proyidence Of saving nv Ire
have for several had bad cough. It became worse
and At last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats, and greatly debitaed and reduced and
did not expect to live. have only used your Saaparla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
n am able TO walk ali over the city. raise no
blood and my cough has left me. You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
WM RIfRsRLI- Catharine street.
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PIrTsBuRG, Jan. IL, 1647-The Syrup Of Wild Cherr
and Tar has given great Satisfaction those who have
t. know OF instance of permanent cure OF sthm
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to sell al eaB
SIX gr0ce year.
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Below is account oil another child saved. Dr. Town
sends sasapala has saved the lives Of Thousands OF chi.
dren; The following certificates selected from great
number received this week:
NEW YORK, April /, lS7.
DR. I0a1RSeHd-Deaf Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Csnker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t came dying obtained some Of
excellent medicine and it cured directly for which
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
En IN nasiIpo gtrae
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, Astp DECLARED DrvI-
BEND OF % PER CENT. IL MONTHS BUSINESS.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
GREAT BANK ROBBERY

At an early hour on Sunday ~.
ming last, the Dorchester and Mil,o,
Bank, in Dorchester, Was broke ma
entered by false keys and other nr,.
slarious instruments, and Lara
mount Of money stolen. |, has Nc.
yet been ascertained, exactly, ,l,,
amount was stolen, but it is rrbJ0.
Cd certain that between ,ucn,vr,-.
and thirty thousand dollars are ~.
sing.
About twenty.scvcn thousand iol
lars Of the money are in bills on te
Dorchester and Milton Bank. MA
from two to three thousand dollar. II,
foreign paper and specie.
The Operation" was performed +,
the most skillful manner. and scarco
n scratch or scar was left on the aoo-,
of the vault from which the money
was taken. Some half dozen Icc,.,
had to be forced before the ,hp,.
could reach their booty and enc @,
these locks was Day 4 NcvclI's-,
lock considered. heretofore, proof (,
gainst picks and powder.
A man i'll a building opposite heard
the explosion which broke the vault,
and his dog made decided demo-.
stration against the operations Of tie
bur glars, but the person above allua.
ed to managed to quiet the noisy cur
aud fell into a sound slecp--much ait
noycd at being disturbed Boston
Bee.
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Fer the Rutlasd Herald.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.


Domestic animals arr - mach in the
s.iety Of man that they -ccm to lrcome.
to .umo extent. Ax,aanised. and to hor-
row certain notions for the guidance cf
their lesser affair. adding 10 instipc,
something Of reason. .Esur's animals
make becoming figure r. employed in
rational discourse. Whatever may bc the
the ca'isc, or the philosophy Of the thing.
il would seem at times m if these irrs-
tiona creatures had fallen into the errors
Of the day, and adopted some cf the qucs-
'ionahlc rctorna'ory opinions Of the age
Looking at my poultry family, d'sco>.
cred that ",hc lord Of the creation" man.
Tested peculiar dislike 10 enc Of the hest
locking ladies Of his court. | vas sur.
priscd at this, for although somewhat
lorlly in hi, bearing, he had been here
toforc remarkably civil and courteous,
Searching for the philosophical grounds
Of the exception in this instance, per.
ceived that the lady in question had an
unusual length Of comb, and that she
crowcd as perfectly at chanticlcer himself,
only that the tones were little more ire
bic and feminine. She likewise ru, on
other masculine airs, aud in shoit seemed
disposed To step quite beyond the molcs.
ty and other limits prescribed ny nature
to her sex. Whcrcupon the constituted
lord of the FIRMLY seemed resolved to
drive this modern champion of "woman's
rights out Of the harcm, or correct her
extravagant notions Of reform. She had
not reached the length Of making him u
hen ecked" or Caudlc husband. but
she persisted in growing full in his face,
maintaining that woman, "by nature free
and equal" had the same right to crow
as the self-s,ylcd lord Of the domicil. --
Perhaps this extravaganza and obstnacy
may have been fostercd by hearing Of the
recent great Woman's Convention in
Ohio; and there was Also nearer home n
principle ofu and combination. One
of my near ncighbors has hen with spurs
as formidable as any lord Of "thc feather
cd DANES" These two claim that wo-
man has natural and indefeasible right
to wear spurs. to crow, and to do other
masculine things, and that denial Of
these rights is domestic slavery and man
ifest oppression. However this may be,
the lord of creation, though kind and
gcntlemanly to all ladies moving in their
proper department, wages in,crminahle
war with these assumptions of the % female
brcthrcn' How the controversy will
end doth not yet appear, hut apprehend
that might and right, propriety and ma
turc all combined against this . usurping
of authority will finally prevail and that
this misguided champion Of female rights
will be obliged to step back again patient,
" and quietly into the appropriate sphere
Of the sistcrhood
OLD LINE
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

BIZ nominated: Al fra IL was cautious.
" and ,uh,iy whispered among ,hose'oi
the hascr snr.,' les ~ cast behind Us
~h'e psinc,ples. md appropriate to our.
selves tho war spirit which Folks al
min;s,ra,iou has aroused and hy that
means We can Appropriate to ourselves
the ,,,oi!s Of oflice. Tell il not 10 Ilar.
rvs fricnds--.pcnk no, loud in the New
England ear. a caucus is 60, ny ard
adroitly managed. The blachlec has
gained his cnd--ai las, the resolve ia
madc----'Let our principles be blsrk.
and our candidate lis exponent Zach
AIRY Taylor is nominated! Zachary
Ta,Ior. with hi. locks CORY. and his
sword dripping with the warm blood OF
murdered ,ictims--nought elsc--,hls
was the whole his,ory---ihis the whole
man. But Judge Allen demands that
he mus, accept the nomination as IA
whig. Away with Your whiggcry--
this is Taylor Republicanism. Says Mr.
Campbell Of the Great West, zone thing
must be conceded that we oppose the
extension Of slavery into free territory
under the table with your trash
Hur-ah for old lack
The convention dsperse they can.
vass Taylor is represented by his man
ayers TO be all things TO all men. lie
favored both sides OF every antagonist
interest. lie is a provisost and an an
,i-provisoist--a nulliiicr and II Cnion'st
for slavery and against it 10 con
quest, for Cuba and against them. lie
was represented by them to be- all things
he was himself nothing. Disap-
pointed poli,cians-all the discordani
elements Of the na,ien, each pursuing
different ends all actuaied by differ.
en-. motives jag ends and rcnegades,
were brought together and for the time
being. held there solely by the cohc.
sive bond Of public plumber the plot
succeeds; Taylor is elected and then
follows scramble for plumber Who
ever can grab fragment sticks to the
wreck--the rest leap and swim for
shore.
There, we think that will answer
As the newspaper folks and the penny
a-liners would say, comment is uonec.
cessary; or as the noyelists of the Lip.
pard school would say, the reader
feelings can be better imagined thar
described. Roger should lend his pow.
ers TO a nobler and higher branch Of lii,
era'urc than politics, and we would sug
gest that he commence forthwith on a
graphic history Of the Invasion of Gu
la.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06
DISASTROUS BREAK IN TIE
ERIE CANAL.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Nav 90

ROCHESTER, n. V, May 90.
The great embankment on the Ere
Canal near Bushncll's Basin gave a.
way last night, and was washed down
for forty or fifty rods in extent and
fifty or sixty feet in depth. The
Superintendent has set to work yi.or
ously to stop it, but this is very bad
break.
The break in the Canal at GcdIe'
will probably be repaired tornorrox
There is no certainty with regard
to the actual extent Of the injury sl'
tanned at Bnshnell's Basin, or ,he
length Of time that will be required to
repair it, Dispatch to N. y, Tn
bune.
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OLD LINE.
Mr. Editor

Mr. Editor -
Sojourning for few days
in your town, have taken occasion TO in.
quirc into your village prospects, and 10
note its general appearance as seen by
the eye Of stranger. While your vii
lagc is fast increasing in size and wealth |
regret to say, that its appearance in many
respects would lead one unacqnain'ed with
it to suppose. that the ease was directly
opposite. True it is, you have plank
walks, lately laid, but what are these
compared with the Shiny bitches and filthy
corners with which your village abounds
\ small expense might remedy all these
and give the place wholesome appear
ance, and consider it mark Of bound
less cupidity in your weather. citizens
that these nuiscenscs are not abolished -
Your court house if newly painted and re-
fitted might present respectable appear
ance, but as it il il does not, as every
stranger can testify; your common which
might bc made one Of the most beautiful
in the State is surrounded by fence that
would disgrace any farmer in comfortable
circumstances, your streets present the
appearance Gin many places Of lumber
yard, and every thing conspircs to i'm
press the fact on the stranger mind that
enterprise is unknown among you, and
that ambition is name. While your
village wears this appearance, your rise
must be slow bu, did it appear as it might
the day would not bc far distant when
Rutland would become the centre Of no,
only the business, but Of tho beauty and
fashion Of Vermont. That i, may become
such is the fervent wishes of
v. E. y
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-06

The Troy and Rutland Railroad has
been pu, under contract. As we I'M
derstand it, this road goes via Benning.
ton.- Watchman s journal.
Our friend Of the Watclman & Jour
nal will have to call on Hercules once
again to raise him from the mists which
seem TO obscure his vision in looking ut
Western Vermont railroads. The 7roy
and Rutland road is simple continues
lion Of his original tap and which be-
cause it couldn't 60 to Fort Ann, has
wisely seen fit to travel OH to Troy, via
Poul,ney, Granville, Salem, Cambridge
and Hoosick.