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CCRIOSlTlES IN TIE EARTH.

A, Mcna, Italy, and four miles a.
round it, wherever il is dug, when the
depth Of sixtythrec feet, they come to
a bed Of chalk, which they bore with
an auscr five feet deep. They then
withdraw from the lit before the auger
is removed, and upon its extraction,
the water bursts up through the apc,t'
urc with great violence, and quickly
and quickly Gils this new made well,
which continues fall, and is affected by
neither rain nor drough,s. But that
which is most rema, kallc in this oper-
alton Is the layers of earth NJ We de-
scend. At he depth Of fourteen feet
arc the rams Of an ancient city, paved
streets, houses, floors, aud different
litCcs OF MOSAIC. Under this is found
a SOLID earth which would induce ono
to think has never been removed, how
ever. under it is found a sott, oozy
earth made up of vegetables; and ut
twcnty.six feet deep, large trees entirc
such ~ walnut trees, with their wal
nuts still sticking on tie stem, and
their leaves and branches in perfect
preservation. At tweniy.cight feet
dccl a soft chalk is found, mixed with
vast quantity Of shells aud this bed
is eleven feet thick. Under this, veg
etablcs are found again with leaves,
and branches Of trees, as before, ard
thus alternately chalk and vegetable
earth to the depth Of slxty.,hrec feet.
- GolismiM.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18

Mii,ioss or fioroNs RoosTrSo.
~- Letters from Indiana complain ,hss
some cf The pigeon roosIs Govt the for
es's for miles, destroying TIC timber. n
letter from Laurel says:
Il am completely ~otn down. Tbs
pigeons are roosiing MI Through eur
", ole, and the rooH extends for milcs.
Our nejghlcrs and ourselves have FOR
several nights Lad 10 huiId up large ares
and keep up reports of hrc-srm. to scsrs
them Of. Willie ! write, wi,hi,Aa quar-
ter Of mile there are ,h'ty euns firing.
The pigeons came in such large quaint.
ties rs 10 destroy great deal ot timber.
break limbs o0 large trees, and cvem
tear up some hy the roots. The woods
are covered with dead pigeons, and the
hogs are eoI'ius ia, Oh Them. Oar old
friend lIcndfies Killed afy n, four ,hots.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18

., rnAsffs sftAoVt


~, sfc tu, tso, hr othe,, deep
Ia'na Fh D,a;h's s.'toubl,d nigh, !;
"r afc hat tao, ., let ss secp
Tbc .mk TIA, b,ae, us lrsh,'
ilrs'i ies,a % heart, tic s.orss ;loed
tl.st saftls ak % the ssns
ThtI eosd oid nasr, h.s hours, sisgd
hA,e ws iondiF oisim
We o.. mother. ,rms werc l,e ksd---
Ie7s rc he' i5se repaid
b. iA sspr cradle We we're rocked.
HsSnG tie same hearth wc played.
oa' boyish sports we've al The saas,
Zach itt'e ,y snd voc.
let tnsbhv u ke, p a!,c tho fImr,
tavP AZ .ons aso.
We are 6ui i~o, be ,hlt The basa
10 ho.d ,tiil W Ge,
shp4lsct to th4ullcs let usI,snt,
AL stac W sGv vr ..c,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18
STREET SHADE TRIES.

We would briefly remind those Who
can feel he dig'rcnc. b,-t l'.en bare lines
Of building, and dry, eiaring. and du''y
s,IeCis. On the ole hand IA ihe soft
mess, luAurance, tle ,ulerIninaLie beauty
Of masses Of green foliage, aud The re-
fresh.ng shade oi the finest forest Eees
planted in villages and by road sides, On
,he o,her,--~e would remind these thai,
the time has nov come for aeriap--no de-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18
WATfR DRINKING.-I am decide,

WATIR DRINkISG.--I am decide ~,
opposed 20 the indi,crininatc drinking
Of large quantities Of cold water. one
cannot understand in " hst manner these
largo imbiiiiions nrc to operate, 60 IA Ia
be u.ef1l in the animal ecnnomy. W.
know prcsi.cly what becomes Of the
water soon a.,cr entering the ,iomach
we can trace exactly wl,ht course all this
water musi ,akc--whGt channels /, must
iraNerse--bciwsen ~ entrance aId ils
exit, We are perfectly well acquainted
with certain physiological Effects rfoduo-
cd Ly il pijlr II Las been received into
he sy.t,in. ], dilutes lie blood, II low-
ers the Temperature, and therefore dimin-
i,'ics the yilal power Of the stomach II
pu'. certain systcins a capillary L.oot
ye,sci. Oh the .ircch, to the gfca, danger
Of bursting, and II oy.rakes the h'd"oys.
Lave seen ,wo very bad ca.es which
were fairly atIibulabl. To llc e1ccssit.
drinking of water. lhus, lhen },
seems there are certain ve.l understood
aud very ob,io injuries which the large
imthyi,.on of water canE0 fail 20 ililici,
While the Supposed benefits 10 soeruc
from il are altogether nysiical problem
s,ies, unia;ellizibl<. Tie qnsr'i'y Il
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water which eacl, person should arink
jusins the day mus, always aeprni apon
his oNn feelings. lie ms, always drink
~hen The deiHs sp Is agreeable TO his
sensation, ~hea j, Is repul,i,e. nevcr.--
~. T.. svAsse~'s Do,a,si,c WpairopusAy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-18

WooLTN FRi>TISc---A great i'm.
proyoment.- Nessfs Holt i Brierly,
Of lo~Cli, have nov ia successful op.
GRAFTON new improvement, Of their
o~n discovery, Which PROMISES to Yield
rich reward. lis tie printing Of
"oo!cn goods. N any style of s,ril .
and fgnrs that Ipay be desired, and n
perfectly fa,, co','g, .4ch as a.li stand
lhe tcs, of thorough washing, Sls
Thomas Bricr'y Is tie ori@nallnrc.,or
and d,scoTeTerof ,Ae process Of this
printing, and Las j. sccaged By Ia
tent. The co!ora are Of suFc! ",
bfiI.laney, and i4e s,yle os goe;L is
uniycrally aduired.-- Hmess.~. .ypD.
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fEMALf SOCIETY III. xb, suo.t
"sh'.y 'i isinAie '+r's'. !, a nuaabsLa aH
OF hnavs, Inc iorn.' no. having SER.
enough 70 discern h' ..4ata,,, and pair
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TIT; HERALD

rrts SIZED t,tr, rrsy R~ra, soENtNo AZ
grFtssh VI
|C n BTtHAN. T]i,cr aid publsshcr
9 4 TCTTLE. rnnicr.
TFaa< rrA NEAR.
= NtitFt tst..rvthefs .F
i 90 rs sp5 Ma raks,fit.,r.
vLsa pssl iA Astatt' -"
spNgHrGattp
tSr,ri .s--ss's fri,sf -"a.-Nsly iG1@rtfI'"'T ~
jsy sgWost 80 i.te.s ~ tfrs rrstt - tf"}
tsr s.uAte viii b, cLATses ~ sfcA fn-icg-t 10
IL, rssrn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24
NEW, CHEAP AND EXPEDITION.
ROUTE.
Western PASSENGERS.

NNiiE undersigned has perfected an arrange
II ment with the different lines Of public
conveyance between Whitehall and Chicago, for
the transportation Of Passengers and Freight, to
any port on the
UPPER LAX ES. LAKE ONTARIO OR
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE,
by the following routcs;--by Railway from
Whitehall to Schenectady, thence by Canal
Packet or Freight Boat-to Buffalo. thence by
Steamboat, touching nj all intermediate ports,
to Chicago; or by Steamboat 70 Detroit. thance
to Chicago, via. Central Railroad. Passengers
or Freight, for any Of the Lake Ontario or river
81. Lawrence por;s, will be sent to Syracuse,
thence to Oswego by Railroad.
In consequence Of the reduction Of fare by
Packet Boat Company, il will be an object for
passengers 10 rvaii themselves OF this mode Of
conveyance from Schenectady to Buffalo. The
Packets are mostly new
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24

SANDS SARSApARILLA.
M QUART BOTTLES

FOR rHE REMOVAL AND rsRSAsEsr ouRE or ALL DIS
EAs.s Aa,s,No rnoM AN IMPURE sIArs OF rux
sLoup On HARir ~ THR sYsrsM,
Scro/uin or kpug's EriI, Rheunsdiisp Obaiinafe
Cuianeous Ernpiions, Pimpies or Pusiniss on me
Pace, Bio,sh.., dice; Ch'os'e Sore Eyes Rig
Pain cffhe Bonss and Joinis, Stubborn Uiu ,s
SvphiHic Symptoms, Seirfiea or Lumbago and
Disease. nr'si"s from an i'y"dieioH. use q M,cn.
Lis Also Chro,nc Consiiiunonni Dsore,s,
The vane Of this pre- paIstion II now widely known
and every day the field Of IT'S usefulness is extending
II is approved aud highly recommended by Physi
clans, and Is admitted TO he the most powerful aud
searching preparation hum the root that has ever
been employed IN medical practice. The unfortu-
nate victim Of hereditary disease. with swollen glands
contracted sinews and bones half carious has been
restored Ia health and vieor. The soroiul patent
covered with ulcers losthsone 10 himself and 10 his
attendants, has been made whole Hundreds OF pet
sous, who had grnanrd hopeicssy for years under
cutaneous and glandulsr disorders, chronic theu,na
tisn, aud many other complaints sprineInr from a
arrangement Of the secreive organs and the circua
iicn have been raised IL from the rack Of dis
ease and now with regrneratod constitute ions Gladly
testify TO The efficacy Of this estinabe pre-
The following cert lfcate from Col. Samuel q. Tsy
lor a gentleman of high standing and extensive &c.
quaniance through the Seuth ern States snd lsiel,
appointed consult TO New Grenada, coin,nends itself
% The attenlon Of all
New York. January 7, 1913.
Messrs A. b. Il D sand. -tien,-mrn- Having
use,l and witnessed the efec of your valuable prep
aration Of SarsaparIla different persons in vari
Gus paris u 'he southern county VIZ ,-NHginla
Louisiana, Texas and Mexico, ] feel much pleasure
In stating the high opinion entertained Of its great
medicinal value. In my own Case Il acted almost LIKE
charm, removing speedily the rnsrva'e Ell stat. Of =
system and exciting ia the most agreeable man ne
tonic aud InyIsors'ng influence
Your Sarsapariila Is highly approved and rxien
sivelJ used by the United States army IN New Mex
leo, aud my cousin, Gen Zachary Tsy lor has for
the past five years been the habit Of using IT, aa
recommends the same-he and adopted the ai,iolc
al The sam. lime, and IL Is nav dered an al,no.t
Indispensable requisite To the army. ~ Conclusion
] would say, that the better IL IL known the more
highly IL Is priced, and trust that its health re.
torins virtues viii make II generally known, TIM
out tho length and breadth of our widely extended
county. Yours very respectfully,
T. q TAYLOR,
~ In NJ,
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RUTLAND COUNTY
taken atlower rates than by any other comp

The business nf thcC"ppnny will be conduct
ed upon the Jois1 Stock, aud upon the MUTUAL
principal at the option o! the iusnrcd hus meet.
more fully, it is we'd than purely mutua
companies can do
Ga the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 30 Is per cent. lcss for insurance than the
rate. "i the beet organized mutual Companies,
"r will receive what il equivalent 10 33 l-3 per
cent per aunum, in dividend profit. paid in adj
vance, instead Of receiving u uncertain amount
AZ the enl Of each year in script cert hcntcs re-
decmablc On certain contingencies, while ut the
same time the annual cash payments are incre cas-.
eiby the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle this company PRO.
pose to insure Mt the usual rates Of mt ualC ON
pa,ics. dividing the net earnings each year gi, b.
ing script certificates rcdccmable after u Mutual
lnsurancefund 81 T~oHundred thousand Dol
lars is accumulated, and charging a comm ion
for conducting that part Of the business 60 va.
lent to only about ore half the expenses of the
COMPANY, securing losses being equal) - larger
YEARLY dividend To the mutual Insurers besides
giving the members a lien upon :. Joint Stock
Capital of One itundr. Il Thousand Dollars, a
large Joint Stock Reserve Fund which will be
pledged as security for payment of los.as in
addition to The usual Capital and Rcscryo Fund
in mutual Companies
'This company is not only one of the most
prosperous but also ono of the very best in the
country.--HG,ito,d Daily Courier
No Company in the Union has had snch
run of business as this company since its organ.
iZatiun.
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract of a Latter from q Genf!tman ~ Dayton {

Ezirdet Of a Lite, from a Ge"fl'm"" ~ Dayton, q.
"Darros Msy /, lsT
aDR A. NJ MAuRicvAp--Ms Dsd, Sr Tho
Married Woman's Private Medical CompansUsa Es
which encloscd ono dollar ~ your address cams
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my wife has been rercep,ibly sinking 6r soms
thre years or more, In consequence 81 bsr great an
sruish and suffering some monihs be'pc AMI during
confinement; every successive cno po~ and ns~~
debiltated and Frustrated her putting her life IN I'M
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despaired Of lsupposcd that this ~ate Of ih'nr'~"
inevitable, and resigned myself 10 meet une worst
Al this time NOV about two monthsl beard your
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reaching my case On he r-csiPi and psrussl u $50
not express to you the relief IL ahori" my Distressed
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Wor.ans Private Medical Companion Hot '''
this, ere another year would have pAsssa es., ny
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been in her grave and my children left uo.her'ss
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EDUCATIONAL V0hkS
~rsssk8st ~
1RAS3Uo n PHASE q co
~ sTAsGsrssEr Albany.

II oHi NsoN's ASTRONOMY, descriptive, rAysi'
~ tst ADD pssri,o.i sesissra ~ tsicfss. ss-.s.
sis.. ses ,fissss -s . ds',is 4, II srtixr'ss,
t,r.,sf ffsa~--s II .,tssss,,ss u Ns'y sss sa'
ihf' 4 ges4esen's Ais,t~s, ftls~pty, At, &e
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sisH.a As Fi,s, i~ss'os su ,hsi sr,cht~ ts"',.
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koBiS.oN'> NAruG,L PHILOSOPHY, 9Th
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ixnss
PRACTICAL EL1UuoN, coo,s,c'es i,,u',rs
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ficOliu'e, the connection lSi~.t" Science anu '''
,r ~ tactical f,tmior frge tsss, " Tie New
yn's stale Agr,.u ltuis Society. vol limo ei"ih
SOW WELL AM REAP WELL, OF f,re'ld, FL
uta,!on hy Slmusl u tiou.lfich, author OF Pete
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rHE CHiiDs FIRST BOOK OF READING AM
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| ia the Ne~ Work. sistr Sorn,ai 70 hnai
,Drtt,HiSN or AGRlttGILRAL CHtMlThN
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AGENCY OF DIR. 8. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE,

Used by him with such distinguished success 10
the cure Of Coughs, Consumption, CataUh,
Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsy, Piles, Female
Complainis, &c. &c.
DR.. e s FtrCH'S
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
shoulder Braces. lnhaling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption and the art Of preserving Life and
Health To Old Age, &c, &c.
DIS. CHEEvER h REMlCk
Have be, appointed Agents for the sale Of the above
G""l' and VIII keep Them constantly 90 hand at
and ~ W.. A. BACON, Ludlow, and Dr.. JAMES
PDR TER "uitsnd.
ut-Dr FiTCH'S' GUiDE BOOK TO INVALiDS.
and Directions fr Promoting Health. and Instruct ions
In Mo,hers N the Management Of Ch'idren,' may
I've had, erautously by calling for IL al the Ac'n,s ss
at.nve An extremely valuable book. 81 en-
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A25SfscE|;7

over one hundred feet in length. fitted up with
SPECIAL reference to the comfortable nccomno
dnt'oS of passengers, and arc commanded by
men 1T long experience, who will see that pas.
sensers have every attention paid them.
Families emigrating west, will, by calling on
the snbscr Iber. be advised Of the most direct and
ceespest route, and be enabled to procure tick
cts for any of rhe Wes,ero ports at the low est
possible rates. For further information call on
the subsc ,iber at the Railroad Office. Whitehall.
WV. II. STEVENS, Agent.
For tickets. apply to the following persons:
VIM. ". Ste' ens, on board Champlain Steamers
A. Reed, do. do.
VIM. Gandali, Whitehall.
whitehall April 10, 1850 s3l4
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MARRIAGE:
WHY 10 OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY

Mau ssA naay wits ecAsr~s VEN q hps.s,
ssasrsas sn< II sssasa ssSvs.A p~~sr~,s ~ Assp.
~ e'ssas.xsns hss life. shai Il hr' hsshspd sal
nasarins she future wslfAse a No. rAiar~a s.fssns
euo csusss which, y kscw~, wcsA have svarsd ~
ss6crtse. the anguish n me vile, end n ~ bee
hsnd sm6ssvasuHesss ~ p~~rSnassy datrsis,cs Ls,
hs shsss os'sss IN VIE mind hssas weighed down aai
aarsssed Ia csoseqsrscs q he sicAsess q the es,
psnica II his hcscn.
How impcstAst that the eaases shald NJ kpg~p
V every vito. 10 every husband thu, The 5r. sesl
srsa harvwins Consequences 10 tk~ hsshh sni hsp
pincs Of hcth may he svcdedt LA. 10 As shss, and
health too resnS,os to admit any pwtoN u ,~ OK 10
b spent without the fail eajo, mens 81 the s4hc,
The timely pr-css~n Of . little ~,rh entlusl 80
hiiows has been the ri saving ,lr hcshh and
he life Il thousands ~ over
TWO Nun ORED ThoUsAND
copies have bccn sold since the first edition va !,
sued
The author has been iDdaeed 10 sdvcrsisr {, kv
the urgent and pressing request of those who have
been indebted 10 Ne r.s-s~on FIR NJ they hold ,c..
that al may have All opTcrtaniiy 81 obtaining H. and
who have favored him with thousands Il letter. Il
sncomum, somc u which arc Abesxcd 10 the sasc-,
tisement
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Franklin Hotel.

T'Ht ssts-rftlsrs having fateha~e6 tbs t'a
! SID pr3i tssvA cststss. htsest, srd hat i"f
'ts, pssI, feI4ss's.A 40 'afrssss'i he s.n'-,
are zee ready 10 wait Nsss saes - thsi, f''ssa''
sd ihf tlahiss ~ snst rhcc-s 90 hetsur ihrir
gs,.i. W ,A,sr ,isss to kstiaas sithts oH bus
us.s ~ s5esssfs.
rs,t,ts viii 81 all times he waited nlon al
fhest t~t,et
s,-r. rae asils ftnss IA, Iionse 20 AVID 'rrsn
ffsrspAwp ~tti.g q. std ttie rpe,s7 ~ ihs Hvnst
vall - 81 t.rsss teJ esttsaces ~ ffsain'f'
60 ~ To- ~ - hni if"n to aef"', "@ 'hV
asritsi VI sach train II ,sfs
Hare, asI aarria 20. at 81 tiIas- - rssa,.
u... tee the ace 81 ih-,v cs.tos-er-.
ibATE d tOS TER,
itaiiand iai, J. leo &Au
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Men fOI California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompany
because terms are 50 reasonable.
HEADS OF FANuIEs areanxious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
SALARiEp MEN are cnsuring in this company
by scores.
Hard ro,kinr men, invest in this company be-.
cause they regard il ~ the best Of savings banks
to lay up their earningl in for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by .ak-
ing ont policies for life, because they regard it
as good as 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 cup" ut once.
Feb. 10 5tf
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suNsanR ARRANGEMENT.
FOR CLARENDO SPRING

FOR CLAIR ENDON SPR NC
On and after the 10th Of June, the subscri
hers wi | run two lines Of Daily Stages from
Rul,ni to CLARENDON Springs. follows:
Leave Rot'aad,7 o'clock, A. NJ, aud return
in time Tor passengers to take the ii o'clock
train for Boston.
Leave KntIand again, upon the arrival of the
,-,r- iro,n Boston aud return the same evening.
Also upon the arrival of the cars from Bur
hugton, Troy aud Whitehall, stages will leave
Rutland for Bethel, Bridgcwater, Woodstock,
White River aud Hanover.
PUTNAM & BRYANT,
Rutland June IS. 1850.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
ny DIR N MArRiCRAr.

1xtntirh EdittOs. lano pp ESQ. Pti,r. o. %
THIS WORK IL INTENDED ESPECIAL
LY ron THE NiRRiED on those con,e,npls
Ting marriage d. It disck-cs IMPORTANT scrots " hrh
should II, know n to them particularly.
Here, every i.ma!r--tho wife. tho moihct tho
inc either budding into woman,,s,d. or tho oar IN
the decline Of year, III whom nature contempt,
importan, change can discover the oausrs 'yup
TOMS and the most ciicirn, remedies and urst
tain mode Of cure In every complaint to winch her
scx IL subj est.
The revelations contained in i,s page have f~ove'
4 blessing to thousands A. the innunerabk l~s,rr,
received by the auihw which he 10 ps~nltted b, tho
writsss In pulliah viii httcst.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH q GRAHAM

QUAVE Just received from New York Steel
H Springs, Brass Capped Patent and com
mon Axles; Brass Bands; Plated Dash Scrolls,
Dash Frames, Patent Leather. Rubber Cloth
Oil carpet, Mats, Moss and Curled Hair, Bows
Joints and Hinges ior Tops, Fly Nets, Halter
Chains. &c. dc. The above goods will be sold
cheaper than can he bought elsewhere in Yer.
ment GOODRICH L. GRAHAM.
West Rutland, July %, 1859. 20
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Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are protec-
ted through our severe winters, on account
OF the even temperature Of the air within It,
and ITS peculiar arrangement for ven ilat,on,
that not swarm has been lost from the ma.
ny hives used within the three years past -
II is complete protector against the at
lacks "f neighbo,ing bees, bee moths. &c,
and afi.rds peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones. II is unequal
ed AS stock hive, swarms issuing from II
from two Ia three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The Surplus honey is r-ad-
ly obtained from II, in pure state, wi,hou,
inJoring the bees. in boxes Of suitable size for
family Use or the market
This Hive IL constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only to
be seen to nsuie its use by those who are
acquainted With the instincts and natural
habits of the honey bee.
) Is WARD, Windsor, VI is agent for
the sale of County, Town, and individual
rights
a Hive may be seen a, Mr.. Aaron Barnes
IN Rutland, 29.u
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Extract from . Lsfkr,
70 those lust Married. -" Had | knoV1 !,

a mn SaN
ann A N M.ru,rIIp, HID Laoxu u u, 70
t"i.ao. n,s.' w.. ne $1,000 !" 70 ns s'~.. .so .
mn,I misery Nigh, have eseated! hay. ,aass'd
year, from causes hieh YOU pont out 70 youi h~
c,nnd nv r,.s ve,.sd N ,,n., every ,rms.
avail herself Of the normatio Contained in It, 9'st'
,,,,o
cssssry 70 u,.s@ut
To tpse yea ogmar''cd' but ooo'empis'lhs q"
rss,; ~ h. ,,s,r,.Sli,e, s,,spdsn, uron II, re
Importance OF being posessed u the revelations ,..
s G ~ me@ psFn J. 4, n'' .,',,s,i.,.d
II il. "a n,s,r.p, imwsctie.LIe 10 ofarvsy m~e r.
the various subjects treated o. Is M ha a"
,e.s m 80; ,as !. !, ne,.,,.r, ,ps
Il 10 every onc . duty b become yos.e""i II ss'
edge whereby the sahssings " ~bi'f VII Ia 80