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consists the fact that hey disease M oyt1oaTd
application, place OF the usual mode Of zbg and uys
licking the patient, till exhausted NatBresnk hopessy unff
the incOn They strengthen the 1h0ie sustsn e1aalze
the circulation Of the bOod promote the secrsttgus ard
RsDer do the slightest iAUrg under any eireEBstacss
year. since than 90 ,OO0 persons including al ages
ladies' who are peculiarly SUBJECT to Nervous Complains
aaEe been E timely and P Permanently Cured
when all hope relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain - -,
the case OF person afflicted with that Eans of civilization
DYSPEPSIA or any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
In ordinary cases zrimuants taken, which, their action
on the nerves and muscles Of the stomach, afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient lower state with
ninred faculties the action thus excited has ceased
Now compars the effect resulting the of
the G AI.VANlC BELT. Take Dyspepuc sufferer,
in the worse SYMPTOMS of attack anil snny tie the Belt
around The body the Magnetic ud directed. In
i0 period the 1=ensibe perpraOn viii the positive
element the Belt, thereby causing aVanic circulation,
which will pass the negative, and hence back again
the positive, thus keeping up aCsnuots avac cfcaaton
| t1r0ug hoGt the system. ,,,,,rr,,,.,r =,
| ~ Thus The most severe cases OF DYSPEPSIA ARE
| PERMANENTLY CURED. "A telo adys Is QTten amply
| sufficient to eradicate the Disease Of peGTS.
EY Nervous Complaints, drugs lueGenes tHrsdss
the disease they weaken the vital the already
Frustrated system while under the ngtnenng lie giving
vaEIng influence Of Gayanis applied BY THIS beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer ia restored former health, strength elasticity and
viEOr. The great pecCharity and excellence OF
| CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Nost IndOubted Character
From all part Country, could be given, sufficient tt
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Ship Arkansas, On 70 days from Newport Wales, to mas
Shin France Doickson, Is days from Philadelphia,
Neeker-NlOrgan's plantation
Shin Coneia Blanchard, II days from Boston, to tosick
&co-3d my. ~ =, , . ru- ,r
Ship Toronto, 10 days from New orN' 10 buuey Chase
Shin +onbia Walker Wsnel, from Rio de Janeifo llth
Sent TO Geo Green " BrO-3d my
Bark John Bird Rid, IS days from Rocand to muster
ID my. DLuII,Li. ..
Bark LuCeme, Mays, Is days from fhauepa 10 master
powder hOnse. . DJyL T.. II !.
Br bark a6eTa Rymer 50 days from Fleetwood, Eng.
Brig SouG Smith from Havana, 18th Sept TO irosgro
Brig Adams GRAY Schneidau from Havana, 18th b't to
Mitchell A. AlassennOTtl-lst my, - n, a.
Scm w Il Gatzmer, Tresca, days from tampa Day u
masteT-Basin. D-...I, IN naster-
Basin
STEAMBOATS,. -,
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton nV'HN
Uncle sam, Van Dusen, from ST LOUIS
st Paul, NOre, from st Louis i=
Amqmnth, Atchison from y lf LOUIS
Dad m, Smiihers from #. LOUIS
taddO. Graham, from Paducah
Dove, Box, from Louisville I'LL
Lexington, Mathet, from JOulsNH'e
tRuL, Burke, from nuaChtR'
Gladiator, Ehenp,yrh, Cinulnnah'
Apourat, Goslse, from Menph,,5fi r,l If ArkRnsgs,
fhlip rsnnywtl, Beatty. from aPRV 81 E''''N'17'
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The Forrest case was up before the New York
Supreme Court on Wednesday, on moH99 a, 70 re-
consider the decision at Chambers. Mr.. . Conner
continued his argument in support Of Mrs. Is
right to a writ OF ne GREAT against Mr.. +; MI
John Van Buren, replied, on the part Mr.. torreIt'
He denied the complaint made against Mr.. +. lie
had not abandoned or neglected to provide Tor her'
but allowed her $500 year for her support. MI
Forests residence, he stated, had been in PhlIa-
delphia since May last, and although he had erect
ed a large house in New York. he had not &C cuPied
and never intended to occupy it. He argue also
that the writ OF eIent has been abolished by tne
code The court reserved its decision.
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Credit and Catalogue Sale. of Dry Goods.
BY j. b. BLACHE & co.
"WEDNESDAY NovsmbsIs at 10 o'eioo'Vil tie sold at their
w stste No IA ChlTtreg street.
It's packages AMI lots Of SEASONALE DRY GOODS, such
French American anks PEints M1ussrine de Lanes A.
Ohs Lame COion Sir Handkerchief
Madras Handsere pools Thread Ma.in Robes DraPsiies ETC.
Terms at sale
Catalogue viii be ready and goods may be examined early
the a ~
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Ship Sophia Walker from Rio de Janero, reports bark
Creole, for New Orleans, to sail soon.
Domestic Ports
NEW YORK, Oct l5-Cd, ships G c Dow, blanchard
NewEngand, Manson, for NOdsArr, ship Union, Davis,
from NOrls.
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4OSSchSSEss
Per shin Cornela, from BOston-C larwel, Sweetser,
anil 81 s,ecrage.
Per bark Ntmrod from NewYoIk-NIrs Lindsey, Mrs Gar
dmght, Mrs II u Mason, Mrs f Wallis.
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Jamaica Rum, Madeira Wine and Holland Gin
BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

TUESDAY SoysGJs. h@past 10 ooek-"l be sold at
Their auction store, 81 Eagz street. 70 close conslgnsnt-
quarter c8st. Madeira WINE.
pes Holland GlS.
Dunc6sgns Jamaica RUh
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I ARD-2O0 bbls strictly prime, for sale by
- nj A, u. G2IEFF n co. Old Levee.
GARDIN ES--In whole, hall and quarter boxes
Crsw, 4, f. COCHRAN Il CO, a TghoppI59sisGst,
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= Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION, RHEUHATISHs
ACuIE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LUM-
BiAtI ~ ,DEAFEEsS; , NERVOUS TREMQRS, PAL
RALt{iA, P3A raj, IL THE SIDE AND CHEST
LlNER. COMPLAINT, SPINAL. COMPLAINT, and
CDRHATgRE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISEAs e, which Complains arise from one
simple Cause-namey, ~ a DER.9NJ ELWENTT or
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 40" N-LoNelrUDE 200 in Time. 6a

Cleared saturday
Steamship Galveston, Place. Galveston, Harris & Morgan
Ship Charles. Guuby, Bal umOre, Bshbrdge &cO
Schr Ann Eliza Davis, Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr Nsiter Perry, Pensacola, Master
Schr Geneva WaINng, Mobile, Jas Farre.y
Schr VIM Preston, Petet, Mobile Master
SChr Thorn, Benson, Ct agres, WIN Dewey
Steamer Beacon, ROAerts, Montgomery Via Mobile,
MaCaulay X Bro
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS AND

NTOTICE-The coparneFshp heretofore existing under
~ the firm of MCDUFF, FLINT Y Co. was dissolved on
the Is, day of August last, from which time the Signature
said firm will not be recognized by the undersigned menu
bers, only when used in liquidation. - 49, ,
Nav Orleans Oct 9Th 1850. HARMON FLINT,
OF I'm d. ii. MCDUttE~-
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AUCTION SALES.

Extensive Sale Of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Cloths
md CassimeFes,
BY j. b. BLACLE g. co.
THIS DAY, SOvereF g. 10 Dc0ck-W be sod 1t b
j ton store. No. M Ch1rrss street.
Of CLOTHING, such Casziusrs Fancy Six,
sy and satin Vsss Plot. Bs1Rs Beaver Cloth, 5snss
Cloth Cos and FocE Coa Tweed Coatss
Cloth Drss5 Coats LINED Oysrgyas, Panlsi ETC
AIf0.
Of DTa8, Onion H0szkin and Angola HATS and
Cloth CAPS. AlsO ..-..
An invof-s Of CLOTHS cad CAssINEREs Of all linda "A
Prints and DENNIS ..............W without Reserve.
BY F., H. PETITPAIN.
MONDAY S0vem1er4 10 1'1pckWu he s1i a bis auction
vi Canal without reeve close eons gnnehts-
n FaueJ P3I'T3j
81 bales OTIS DENNIS
Terms a sale ~
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Dr.. Christte,s GALYANIC BRACELETS

8 ~ eOl Sip - N"'Hb A'F1G'-
b. F. SMITH, Dentists. G.T,poARDMAN.
GtMITH 81 BOARDNAS, office North corner of La
- ayete Square and ST Charles would call the at
lPntlOn suffering humanity their superior
the preservation Of the TEETH. The OF preserving
maneny Teeth that TOO feW ptactltOneIs have
vet attained calling forth does, all the skill of The
scientific OperaOrs and feel duty 10 advise
with prOmpi and certain preservation of tnose
valuable auXllares health 10 take The earliest 9pponiy
having them cared for. In the insertion OF RTEiCiAL
TEETH especially iu ses es ecia pride ard
constructing them defy the scrutiny and
guaranty all complete satisfied In diseases Of
the Gums and Teeth n general, all lind cheerful and
candid advice gy1Ls Numerous persons VINO have tested
their practice all branches roth city and country
for the last year, Will cheeTny bear witness thsr
favor jyl3 tai is
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Catalogue saIe...,..... of .......,-...Dry Goods.
By f, II. PBTITPAIN.
TOSDAY November 10 0ciock-Wil sold az his a11-
vi store, No. Canal steel
rs psck+g ots gr REASONABLE GOODS such A. A.
harE and CaJred DresU OH French and Gugs Aefn1s
silks sr., E0Gr2 frsJ Go. are Linen C7mhrs haujtsTcsis
Silk FHtsls. N1u5saine sI.a,g Curtains, Calico
1ths, Clssimsre Ens5 Prints C1r ua5ss scotch Pds Tar
gIJrd Eas brown aud neachsd Cotton aAeeing ETC.
Terms Iaert sale.
Catalogues Delivered and goods ready for examination early
The rGDrrirg sale. hi
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TTNFGS-TEAS-The attention Of the city and country
trade is invited our large and complete stock of Tegs
They will be sold as low the grocers sut New Gk
The Of OF the finest Teas
ever brought this market Our Tea Room contans
200 half chests POUchCng Tea
81 half do. do do supRriOr; .
100 half chests ordinary and superior V. Ii. Tea;
2O half chests Imperial and &. p. Tea;
500 boxes . and II 10 Imperial Tea;
500 do. 6and Il ID G. Y. do;
30 eases Canister DO;
For approved paper the usual credit Will be given
o25 I'm sw&f GOODRICH co. n CommOnst.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREGHT TO MOBILE-For
N the A315pua Nd1nal light dTaugh boats
varied with little day. Al treig Therefore, oer-
either Cau Mail Line The goods be
signed RmpbeII 4 Co. ~ NaElug Co OF s. s, Marsh
& Co. Mobile
oA + u SvIFa<'rE- AGa"G sns Line IS Poylr5s st.
TT7EA-2OO half chests superior Pouchong Tea,
l. NJ A. F. COCHRAN Il co. q Tchoupiodias st.
HAY-I50 bales prime Northern Hay landing from shin
4 Clara Wheeler, Capt. Cummings, and Tor sale BY
oil JOHN w. ANDREWS N co.
A GENCY OF ST. LOUIS sHOF-IOSVER-No.
Of I'm FERD. KENNETH x co.
GtBMENT-2lQ barrels Newark aud Ro'endale: 100 bar.
6els Nelson nnG broWn and other BRANDS, fer sale by
o3l HAYMAN N HOLDEN, IS Magazine ST.
R0LOGNA sAUSAGks, MACARONI AND
~ Nemaceill, and Parmean Cheese-Of direct mpOrta
ton and Tor Fae by BhREl4lI \ co 81 Common st.
kIED OF ROSE, Essence Auisstie and Orange Flower
~ ~ htef-biregtY Imported, for sale by
9" sAREGl4 : % q Qsmnos St,
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The Trustees have this day declared dividend Of thirty
three and ouerd per cent. the net earned premiums Of
the past year. payable scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced writing IIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
to make IdFE FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages Of home
institution whose profits invested in their midst and the
security of real and substantial capital of Three Hun
bred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
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From Rio JaHciro,-.rhe ship Sophia Walker
arrived at this port on Saturday, bringing dates
from RIO to Sept lllh The Picayune has been
furnished with the following extract from cir
cuar TO a commercial house in this city, dated
Sent =,
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- Thus he fposi severe cases OF DYSPEPSIA ARE
PtERNtSFSTIY ri RED A fsao days . aften GNgEy
tn NoTBERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

In an cases Of Female Diseases the Gaiyanc Belt
estimabe value. II would take many columns, to
give the testimonials which have been receive rom
me highest and respectable Ladies IN all Of the
Union. Weaknes, Treguiaryl7, low spins pam IN the
and churO huUr lJus pDsns utzn or falling
oil he womb cosyenes, Distracted Hgu
general prUstraJUn of the system, and all affections Of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
mle and beautiful Invention The enerYatng nature oil our
climate renders Gi.rGi sfialaa necessary &c; ths
safe or ecacJIs the muiant which Nature herself has
r1yi.ie This is GGiUGEIsB and It's application by the
"a ganic Belt and Magnetic Fluid IN respect pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends It, and the
most febe and delicate with entire and safety
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TO RENT.

I LHOR RENT - That elegant Lhree-s,orY BRICK -.
IT DIV Filling No 81 Dauuhtn street, recently 81
cupied by g. s. Pen'iss, ESQ. Inquire 50 DauphIn -
! Il
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Grcqt Erctement.-The colored population of
this city and their prudential committees con-
slderaby agitated this morning by the announce
ment that fugitive slave had been lodged in our
Jail last evening, and was to be taken back on the
cars this morning, Accordingly quite large num-
her of colored people, armed with bludgeons and
fierce as tigers, were promptly at the depot 10 resist
the officers After diligrni search no fugitive was
10 be found. guard was placed around the Jail
to prevent the fugitive being taken away. The
Marshai and Sheriff were watched with intense in
terest and after some riOtous and inhammatory
sncarhps the crowd was finally dispersed, on infor
nation heIug given to Them that the fugitive SiaUe
was no other than white man, arrested on war
rant from his honor Judge Conkling. Thus we
have to record the first arrest and ils attendant cY
element Undeg the Fugitive slave law, New York
SUM 2lth
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stte,s GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used all Complaints affecting the Throat Head, srch
bronchitis, Inflammation OF the throat nervous and sick
headache, dizziness Of the head, neuralgia the face huz
zing roaring the ears, Deafness which generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic dOuoueux.
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g. NEW GOODS. MA
e -gsI9MRS. A. MCENANY, respectfully in sAstsytJ
G5s forms the Ladies at she has received and SSS
va receiving by the latest arrivals from -%-s<
France and the Northern CITIES hoice selection Of French
FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of SIX aud straw
BOunets fancy Plaid, striped and plain Ribbons; French
Artificial Flowers, Feathers and Fans; French CaPes and
Collars, and assortment of Filet Gloves, etc, The pub
Lie are respectful invited examine.
A. MCENANY, South west corner Magazine
ana lula
~ BONNETs BLEACHED and PRESS 90 in the
latest styles. oil 2m3p
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Bseiue Of Strred0rcsA arse and eathu astic meeting
OF stey eiorss was held ia the Third Municipality Friday
evening, and ah ugh this rather late day make
the subject Of great importance, and need
UuEy. The principal object OF the meeting the
galzaom of society Tor mutual protection and beue'o
enc" aud TO this end, committee appointed, and the
meeting adjourned. We hope that he committee will
--eLm.a-Ha- Nm Nm. LmL... Ga ----a- -n.m-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-12

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be II remem-
District OF Rutland, ~ bered tina, a,
. special session Of the Probate Court of the
sud District Ut Ratlano, held at Rutland, ia
aud for sad Distr'ct on the 10Th day Of Sept
A. ID. lrjO
Present Hon. Harvey Button, Judge
whereas William Humphrey, adD.;n,s,ra.
tor Of The estate OF Joseph Humphrey, .Jr.,
late Of Rutland, ia sad DISTRICT, tecessed.
intestaie, hiss this day presented TO Raid Pro-
batr Court in writing, therein setting forth
certain facts relative to the situation OF said
estate and the progress nsdc in the settles
ment thereof whereby il seems that the said
estate cannot b. finally settled within the
time heretofore allowed him by said court
to pay tie debts Of said decessed sad cxpen-
s~s Of administration, without prejudice 10 all
all persons in'eresi~d-the time 50 allowed
expiring on tie 2A,h day Of September, A. n
1850, aud therefore requesting said court to
extend the time, 30 allowed ~ aforesaid, IN.
I'll the Gath day Of September, A. ID. 1851
Therefore, Il is ordered by the said Probate
Court, that the hearing and decision of said
petition te and they uie hereby referred to a
stated session Of ssld Court 10 be held a, the
Office OF the Register Of said Court, in Rut-
land, in sad District, on the lst Monday, be-
ING the 7th day Of October, A. ID. 1850, and
that ndt'ce thereof ee gwen by publishing a
certified copy Of the record of this order,
three weeks soccess,vely pre- vious the reto, IN
the Rutland Herald, = NJ wsps per printed al
sad Rutland, in Older that all persons inter.
esifd herein may then and there appear BE-.
fore sad court and object 10 the granting Of
SAID elten-,"n, Il they sec cause. 4 fue
copy Of record IS
HENRY HALL, Register,
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Notice..

SupeTinirndrnas Of Rutland County will be
held 1t the Tows House in Castleton, on
"Wednesday, the 2s,h day Of Sept, inst. a,
2 sciock, Y. ~ fss Tie purpose Of hearing
the reports Of Cosssnitie~s spPo,utrd 10 rec.
omn,cnd Arthmetics and English Gran.
mars.
Committee on Eugl;sh Grammar The
Town Supts Of Cast!eton aud Fs,rhsven.
COMMITTEE on Ariihn~ties The Town
Sapis. of West Haven. Benson, aud Hub
tsvdtoN.
A. ,hese sse very important branches, il 10
hoped there will b. general attendance Of
~ Supts Of the county.
&. TAYLOR, Sec. Of the Board.
Ch,ttendcn, Sept. ., 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-12

STATE " vEsmosr, DE it remembered
District Of Rutland, IS. ID that At a stated
session Of the ProbateCourt Of the said district
Of Rutland, held 81 Rutland in said district, on
the ar.t Monday, being the "a dsy of Sept,
4. d. 1880
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge,
Where's a certain instrument in writing
purPorting TO be the last will ana testament
OF Franklin Cornish, late Of Rutland, in sod
district, declared, has this day been present
ed to SAID Probate Court, by James Graham
Of sad Rutland, the executor therein named,
IN order that the ss,d instrument may be
duly proved and allowed by SAID court as said
last wi. and testament.
Tbcrefore, Il 10 ordered by taidProbstc Court
that the probate md allowance nf said iBstr,.
ment as said las, will aud testamsnt be and the
same are hereby referred 10 the stated session
Of said Court to he held at the Office Of tho
register Of said Court in said Eatlsui on the
first Monday being the 7th day Of Oct. 1880 and
that noti-e thereof be given, by publishing a
certified cory If the record ~ thi. order three
weeks sucee.sively prev ious thereto in the Rut-
land Hera d. newspaper printed At sad Rut-
iand in order that all Per'ons interested therein
may then and there appear bef,fe said Court,
aud contest said probate and allowance 1T they
see cause. A true copy Of record. 80
HEsky Han, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DNtFict Of Rutland } 11beTed that Al
n special session Of the Probate Court Of the
laid Distric. Of Rutland held at Rutland in and
tor the said district, on the 18th day oiAugust
\. d. 1880
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whs'ess, Eiith Bcs,dnsa. eIecutnr ~ The las,
v,i and testament II 6rson Fem. late u Rutland.
la sse disifist deceased iesists has this DAY Dats
application To ssd Pf"hsis Gouf; proposing TO ren
def account Of his administrator oi The estate OF
ss,d deceased
Therefore, II 10 ordered by said ceart, thu,
the .xsmiaaii"H of said account Tor s.lovaae.
and the deere. Of ths residue Of ssid estate al
ter payiug ieb,s and sxPeGs.s to th- iegstee,
and dtsi'ees II said deceased be, and they
hereby are rsievred u il stated ,essisb Of ss.d
Probate Court u b. held at the Ofbee 81 the
re- lister Of said Court Ia said RatlanI, Oh the
kr.t Monday, being the 7lh day ef Oct .asT. A.
ID. 1851 and that U"tire thereof b. F,sen by
puhi,sssag q certified cory o! the record Of Ihs
orasr thrss seeks saccessirsiy pre-, iouf theT.to
10 tie Rstlsni Herald a bswsparer printed
AZ said Rstlsha. snd circulated in the asi rhhsT-
hood OF ihoss Interested, ia order thar All per-
sons insere.t.d thsr.ia may then aud there APP
pear t<fore ssid court and object 20 the allow
snee ~ sa!d secoant. aaa 10 AID d.eres II they
zee esu.s uas espy Il record
Is nENRy HALL, Rsssti-'.
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8 T A = I Q n = RY.
This Day Receivrd

New and Beautiful Patterns Note PAPER.
and Envelopes, Gr!siine and Motto waters
Self Sealing Enve'oPes, Portfolios, CARDS,
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Books. SupcrGne Letter Paper, &c,
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Beautiful editions al Paul and Virginia,
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orwell, sprsge, SAFE, nalleck, &c.
PRAYER BOOKS,
A beautiful edition in the Antique Styjc,
also various common cd'N"as, ranging IN
Price IRON 30 cents to $3.50.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN,
tlogan's e. Thompson's Beautiful Books
illustrated with Oil Paintings, La La Books.
Fcilcrs Tales, Aicrr,ll's Toys, &c.
Books Stationery, &c., will hereafter be-
sold chap-r than ever, for ensh.
H. l.. SPENCER.
Rutland, Sept, u, 1850. ~
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TIE POTATO ROT.

u Norfolk County tho potatoes are
eesesally diseased, and the crop will be
much reduced.
The Worcester Spy says: " The &C.
eosnts that reach Us from all quarters
b relation 10 The potato crop, arc Of the
nssa melancholy character, indicating
thst Il is more extensively and more
geaesslIy diseased than for the two las,
seasons. IN sone places i, will be an
entire failure. there not being sound
tpbers enough left TO pay far digging /;
and in somc cases where they appear
sound when dug. they will all decay
within n few days after. TIE loss from
this cause win be very severe upon the
farmer,, ~ a greatly increased amount
Of ground Lad been devoted to ,ha,
culture the present season, in consc.
quencc Of the comparative exemption
from the rot last"
In Barns,ablc county, likewise, thi.
mysterious rot has male its appear.
Ance. The Sandwich Observer of the
9Th says
"Ihe potato rot has rcappesred in
this town. aud is thought to be doing
greater injury than it ha. done in any
preceding year. The potatoes in some
Solids will hardly pay Cor the digging
When they come out Of the ground
many Of them look fair and sound, but
an inside inspection shows their rotten.
neps."
From Rhode Island VIC have a SINH.
lar report. The Providence Journal
Gays:
I'VE regret 10 learn tia, this dise ase
has suddenly appeared in this quarter
A few days ago the potatoes looked fine
". But now We hear Of their decay
in all directions, and many fields which
promised large yield will no. he wcr,l
digging"
The Salem Gaz, tic states that potato
70, prevails to n considerable exten, m
that neighborhood.