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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
STATE or YER MONT, , HI

STATE or VERMONT, DE it rc'ncm-
District of Fairhavcn, "a. - lcred that
at Probate Conrt held at Casteton in and
for said district Oh the 9Th day Of May A.
D. 1850.
Whereas o. colt sherman administrator Of
the estate ofLy.lia Hyde, late Of Poultncy in
said district, lccca. ed. interstate, has this day
made application To- Sad court ~ writing set
ting forth the amrnnt of debt. allowed Ly the
commissioners Of claims, the appraised yalne Of
the personal and real estate ut raid deceascd
whereby It appears that the sil personal cs'
D. tate il not sufficient t. pay the aid debts md
expenses of admin tration AID thUt art ut
. said real estate cauu"t he sold without injury
! to those interested IN the remainder aud
/ therefore requesting snii court to grant him
license to sell All ui the real cstite Of raid de
ceased.
/ Therefore it il ordered by said court that
! ,aid application Ice rc'critd for bearing aud
! dee; >io,, to n session of .ail court to he holden
at the probate Office ~ tastl,tun aforesaid. "a
the l2th day Of juno neat, and that notice
thereof be- given by publishing a copy Of the
/ record of this order three weeks successfully
rre,iou. thereto in observation-disclosures. n news
pnnor printed ut Rutland IN this State in ur
! der that all persons interested therein mae
| then aud tlc,e appear ahi gave bond Tor "a
! uaytncut of said debts and expenses, ar other
wise object to tho granting of ,aid license, il
they see cause, true cory "f record
20 ALHuS NARsER, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

Nrstr 90 N,aNo~r, jIpE 1t remembered
D'.trtct tfERtlAui -. ID that at n stated
scs.iun 81 tht fruh,'yt'. % ,ic saii district
o. knilahi ht i Ut Rpi,as.d in 'aii district on
tie hrst Monday, h,ihs tie Oh day vi Ma!
4. u. 1850
rtc.,u,. NV. Harvey nn,tcr. Judge
- Nhcrcss C,itaiu iu.ifuiuctt - wt,iiLglur
r"rtir: g. he the last vii AID trttamcht Of
Nrl. p,ufurth late of Wall. kfogi ju 'aii Dis,
trirt d.crr'i bias iccn he Jay IRE cu 81 to ~
court ty r. hrsimG iluie,t q! saii Na!'nstord
The executor therein uBincd ia order that the
same may lc daily proved and all " ID Ey saI
court ~ aid lat will AID tcstHmct.E Therefore
1t ). ordered ~ the .aii Probate court tha,
the said iu'trumcrt hc and tho zane i, hereby
referred ior probate ard allowance as saA last
viii AVID tc'taincui g. .ta'ed 'cs.iou Of sal
court to Ice held At the on &c Of tbs Register Of
.aid court in said Rntland, on the first N yulay
being the 81 day Of Jane, A. ~ Is -, AMI that
notice thereof hc given ny publishing copy 81
the t'rprd of Ills order three weeks successive
" pr, lon. thcrct" III the Hutjard Herald n
ncvsrarer rtiHtcd at -,ii Rutland 10 order
TINT all persons irt.rc'tcd 'lcrciu may tLrn
aud there appear he'utc saii court and con
test ,hc probate AID allowance a'nrc,Hid # they
see cause. y trr' cypy 90 record IL
HENRY HALL, Register,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

STATE or VERMONT, ~ /, remember
District al fairhavon. 81 ! ed that n r'o
bate Court holden nj Castioton, ia and for sad
district, un the i0ti, lay of May, 1880
Whereas application has been made Ia said
court Tor Partition of al the real e-tatc al Ste
rhcn Clark late of Wciis in ssd District, ir.
cCasci, tg>tatc which was conveyed to NuNa-
ma Clark, now deceased, during her natural
lie, among the heir. Of -aiJ estatc according to
tho La, will aud testament VI ta,d deceased,
aud for the appointment OF commissioners 10
max" such PARTITION,
Therefore il i. ordcrcihy saii probate court
that the said application Ice aud the same Is
hereby referred for hearing aud dcci.i"r To
session ct snil Probate Court to lie holden ut
tis.cton aforesaid, on the 18th deg q. June,
Ucxt and TINT nil persons interested be notified
o. said app icntinn AVID ot the time mud place
, Of hearing by Publishing u copy of the record
"f said order three weeks excessively in the
Rutland Herald, ucwsraVcr printed at hut
land in this State, previous To the time mp
pointed for said hearing. A true cop. OF rec.
ord. ~ ALMON WARNER, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

A daughter n Rev. T. J. Tcnnr
+ -. jshnslary. "a. drowned IN
r..,s,a. u. H., on the 1th inst
Igf rarenu With ,hcir children we're
tsd,ss a stream. when the carnage
v. ,ar.aA,ly overturned. two chil
Ere, ,bro.n cut. and enc q ,hen lost,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
COMMISSIONERS NorIcn.

WE IN. a.. s.SrIef, hsas apf'sintsd ny thebso Pro
W bate Csuu isr hr DISTRICT Il Para syea. Csnpts
,,osst. 10 T,ss,vt ami as ss sn eiains snd
,.r.is ,sas asssrst The sstais ~
IpHN BskSR iSts O. Osknrns "a the County
81 W..aisr,pa and state 81 St~ Gsft decreased,
Represented mss ard So nsoin. tom i.s isih
a.y Of Msy 81 ssag hs -S, b, sad oouu tsr tsst
,iS rsse as ao th.f.iss hefehs g'se to'cs That We
md Ai,k 70 h. tusaoess 81 aBf ssj sppotg fas nj
al Iht e.slin, he1s.s 81 - stcy fsrter 20 ?S1i
&c, % TIE see-ssc tnssas,, 81 !sns ASH >eetsE,sf
nsIl trosn o'Clo<k abtii az eeiask 4. ~. On
each SfsAtd dag
JOAN q. FARwViL, ,.,.,,,,,..,,,,,.
sIUkgtYI Parker.
csasss, Mar 81, l@G. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
400 PEDIcR sswAnTED.

ONE HUNDRED god p-dI'r. s-n''d with
hrsi rate s-sms all nssrd im IA. bu.'fsss. b.
srli Ti> WARE, Dai GOODS AZ, Ano 10
{ ,iun,-nec sbDut the fri Of Ayfl ~Ii, gard
vssrs pad " uioss = 10 are .fiL HGHf
~ fSEkEK
frstoft.,ii. frb ~, $50
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
THE MORGAN HORSE

~ WILL stand the coming season
II - ~ at the following places, "a, the
y ss,A stable of Joseph Green, at Rut
SfN land, on Mondays, Tuesday, at
es-s-=S=he7 = L. Gots, West Rutland,
Wednesdays, a, Dca John Mason, Ira, Thurs
DAYS, a, J. Gas.,il Clarendon South Flats,
Fridays, at Mr.. Alden, Cu,,ingsy,lie. Tie
stock OF the Morgan Horse is everywhere dis.
tngu'sisd for is beauty, speed, and docluy :.
IN fact II has no Superior n this country, Meth
a. has II an equal. King Richard once SAID
" 4 horse horse my kingdom Tor n horse!''
u ad there been such horses IN those DAYS as
may be found IA the stock OF the MonGAs, no
one could have do':lied the prophet, Of the
exclamation; for such a horse King might
well cIcbapge q kingdom.
The Morgan Horse Is five years old net,
June, ~ beautiful dspp'erra,, good s,ze sud
proportions Those d~srou1 Of improving
their stock srr requested 10 can Spue of A..
stock an be- serp 10 the vicinity and ~ pro-
bounced by good Judges to he equal TO ibsto.
any Of Ls aye.
TIEss-to dollars for warrant for the
leap OF season 10 b. sgreed upon =, Tie stand
All pisrrs d,spos1-d of before Esi,ug V,ll ne
cons,dc'rd with fosi Al! damage to insf,, .,
the rirk OF the owner
JOSEPH GREEN
/ Kuilsni, May I'd, l-jO. II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

fious works ever Offered to the people al Sct |
mont. The following is a l-, III q lew oi the /
more important works ON hand, to which he Calls |
especial attention:
Wh,rers Cd Portraits Brncchridrc Vail,
licadlcyt Ramh's, Encrt""s Poems,
Miscc lianirs, tssNs,
Iort.tcr's hiderbrook. "Rcrt-s' NATIVE Men. |
Mctvllles Typcr, Abbiu's Mav ri SCOTS,
Lo~rlr. Biceio~Papers, He, 81 Hannibal,
Spracuc's Wrtings AlcSandci Great,
iIudsnns Lectures " Charles
Banctun'- i'uittd States, thah,sli.
Wipple' Lectures Mara m France,
MaHn's Thoughts, " luiius tTssr,
Enc's We bccn thnk,ng. " Nmih" "nquc'or,
tmJs Fact q Fiction, " Alfred the Great
Tsy lof sRhym.s ,oi Ira Lonric,lu~ Seaside,
vet ENancc me.
ileadley' SaCtedSccnes, kdvsnseh,
john Adams Letters, Ballads,
Magoon's Proverbs for Lowell. Poems,
People Sax"s Poems,
Sed.~itks Clarence, Hulm"s Poems,
inihgs Mah"m't. iabcch's Poems
/ " aud Successor, Lynchs Poems,
/ knickerbock~T Hst"ty.
/ All the STANDARD English Poet,
/ Hunc's MacBulcy. and Gbbon'. iiisiones
/ Bibles, Tssiamenis, and Prayer Books,
| Mc,h"S,st Congregation and Bapllst Hymns
I All the popular school Books.
! ~ Go Letter and NJ Ens. lopcs,
! 80 Ream- Cap and Letter Paper.
/ so Qu,t's blank Books.
| Beautiful French Lith e apis,
! 4 tho,ce seiec iion Of piano Muse Consisting oi
/ Pulkas, Wal,zes, songs, Marches, ttnsdu'l.s
&c &c
Firhing Tackle. SIX and grass Lines, Floats,
! Houkx Flies snares. &c.
rsmplie, Boxes, Lew, cheap. AID very consen-
| tent article.
Cards al e,cty description,
Catholic Prayer aud Cate chfm.
, Drawing Buuks. Cards. Paper. ard fcnolls,
/ Brt.toi Board Pa,nts Bushes &c.
Tiaue and Leaf Paper Gard Board,
d Letter stamps. Wsf.rs Wax, Pocket huvcs Sc
Gltd.n Seeds. Gun Powder Percussion fsps,
ind"w Paper. a variety OF beautiful ps,tstns,
Room Paper IN different patterns, new styles,
Blltk, Blue Red and Copying Inks DC.
To al al which he ln,,t.r the aiiebir"u 81 his
luond.. believing be osHtnl all tho aO"Vs In'n'
TONED aiuc.s tf,m 20 {" ~ pee cent i1s't thar
than the, can be bought .; say othef store IN the
state
lRr"adwar two doors South Il Court square J
Rutland, May Uth, itD. II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
LUNGS BLED MUST DIE .

VI I TINY ~UllI.f Iy.asI I,ffs,., fos-fs. \
WON Alyssi g. isis "EEANfF Ntbt fsf ,sas -.-,
rsf ss4f ne Nsi g. s ts.toy tfsrs.
Me- sfs.I s rsfra $50 l., s-.a IT
f-ag, 40 s--fg vs4,s iu -
Dr. 80 49, H. fss sts s.s'T. snf o. -
'is rouEy ~ 4ssd ffs A.. iAs' J. "si.t
s'eug lsiY = fsa" I'ls pol Ofssa. ~ ~Lsh 49,
fs'isf ssss d<frt scs{s
NJ HiLiFL Il-eE. az rstfi-.
aA.E ga. a tf liz. t4g q. 80 AN
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
SCHOOL BOOKS,

Of ever, des,r piion Supplied, Wholesale and rtis'l,
q, Nes York pfces "
Eny,eIisrs Merchants, s7d Toach-fs csn have
,h,Ir nfst. immediately executed, on the mast &C
ro,p,Ai.i ne t.rms sbd gunfs sent, BY express "
oIhef~ise as they may dheft
y a Ta,eh-t. sishiuP 10 ersmin, any ~ the
exc WORKS ~i.i please sdif-ss r. u y AGO ~ "
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

e., The young lady who had her
..,Ari pickcJ Of several hundred dol
..-. o Boston, while buying her w~l-
air, garments, had the amount made
Dr to her 10y several gentleman. A
tai hearted friend, no, knowing that
,a1A move had been made. also sen,
Lr, check for SOL. SO says the Journ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

STATE 90 VERMONT p, s;,tmrrt.fcd
hbiritt ~ ksslAtd ~ stistA ,, ,s.si 80
sten ~ tho f-stsis Cent - the ts.A asstttci
Il Rvtisndheia a, Ket,sra ~ aid bi,ir,st ot
the ! nh de, ~ Hst 4 u. iN,n
Preset. Hoe iiaftts tnt,cr J.drc
Whsrnas r~rthin instfarsrnt w ~Fitiue iUf.
,-or,iug it y, tie lat wi, ard irsrsutts &, " 3D.
itstn Ntrertii ate q Rsllsrd. is aid -.
,'i,t dsees-ra he, hscr ihn do, itc'ctics &C.
-s,a tvs't >, i.tsti M rrAeN x uctyon ia
tbe tepiiy - NA'tits tcp. Ard sat, IS Nee
\ csk. the s,sratp' thttein eApsa is utdct thai
The sane me- be- dsiy its,,s srd AlirsrA -
-N,d Probate Cont As aid ts,i sin asa tesla
meet
Thtrcf,.t~ Il u nr,irr,i NJ sslirtoIs'e Cont
that 'hs rt"Aste 500 a'io~s,cr ~ ss'd 'n.ira
tneri sad iast vi ard te,iAueu ~, be ana tho
.aige ar hrrrht ttir-r,d 10 The slated sessioa
Of sail tonrt L. Ne hfii at thr ace 81 the
rrg,ste- ~ said Court ~ stid bstlsrd IN The
drr Mptdss heng The ~ day ~ laot ,'>ial and
that untt-e thrTcut hc given. u, pmhii,kIug
cctt'hcd cerN - NE record - th,, order three
wrct. snecc.sitel, previous il,t,ts IN The tut-
land i'cra 4 hrWspavcr printed ~ 'sd Rot.
lahd ~ order iha' ell ftrson' iiittcst"d tGsttin
Una, thrH ara thcrc Fricsf before sA,d ouri,
and cvrt'st the 'tui.,tt ard all vance - said
ir't'p,ncti, ~ 'aid list ~iil apd.tcrtairrni, II
they see caU't. ,ru" cory &C record, II
ii,>Fy liAu R,sitrr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
JonN QurLrY.
DRAPER &. TAILOR.
Orry Ylyn'y { .y,n;tl', OGt,.

VIZ ~ wv !" FF''FsFi '..IHtFs
Has t.g received r~~A sse4fi--s,pi ~ fA,s ,tss,.
ssssaf 81 ttei s-she Ff.sffis,hs h~ss tns tss-'
Ne n~r's 49,
Ne snlss 80 tt'- s"a s.i '.ti,rs e srs. hr nsy
fss-f ttfs sah s,st
tsa,i ts.-sP y sstnf - RI salt ~csA ~ -s1i fe
al A. sgdf~ots ssrfsut~ - - rutt eel, a..
si~e rrsi' So ssh ep hi' Srs teffie,rt
hsfrrrn,s ~ az '1ds uses prsst iu a. gn' ", 70
st' 80 nsssh az 70 sor tts.
tuttsuF tsf asAsfs 10 nskr sud sAf.s~tef 10 a.
ne N~ hss f~fei'ea he efnnt f.Eesit 81 tA.h'ss.
rvttFDi twii "a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
avrIA'frDs h' Co., ;a:STo" RAN

Tnr ANNUAL MEETING a The Not
lard sss sa,iiarson Raj Road 90 Parry s'
t~ l.eia ., ,s,s Court Hse~ "A Msedshaf,' 90
ta,e shse " eanee@sr. the irh DAY OF Jun
oe1t, 81 10 % oiccb ~ III, io's aeon
saNtri. SWIFT, Ciett
M.sSsxt.a,Y. Mar ~, $50 HH-~s
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
CONSUMPTION i

~ tArisitSrifld ss 60 s-i e..n'frs -s rassrl
t4f f'teirt'aI E i'sii- us ''y t'hIh t -
' snl,a i-r,iN bot H''l i nat y then IA. ~
cu nis rata. 'ret o. go, tr jvs ss. ~ thai 49,
s.l,aA,L- EIl ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

I, gircs the orrortnhit, ht Att 1" judge w.
tu, NTttt,nrcd ~ we'll 80 the iufotnrd Ard The
community o' H'stuu sod \t'ins't, VII r"o
have tho chance /, boy ciuiAiug All Materials
fuR NV NorrH hNh huYS
n such lf,ccs a. have never been Anvwn ~ ihS
cty.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

Tic r,c,- ordered TO the coast Of Gu
t,Hc President, consists yi the follow
.g,e.scls:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
RUTLAND COUNTY BOOKSTORE.

HAVING become satisfied that Ru,lnnd is dos
~ tined Ia he tho great business center 81 Yer
mint, and knowing from personal obscrvs'ion
that it's citizens have taste Tor and disposition
to supply themselves With all the new publ Ca
tons al merit. has taken Tune by the lorclnck
and filed up the old County Bookstore with the
largest and choices, variety oi new and mcsrio-
trous works ever Offered to the people "' Nct
mont The following is a ~, % a lew oi the
u,"r important works on hand, to which he Calls
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
A saousR TO RENT

I,os~r~-zo. eos ,- G 49, Ir'.s.''s, sas'' .,
sf,A Ms, 80. ............... = 80 80
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
CHOLERA iNFANTuM.

sa,sr- ~ esss 81 ',0S b,
.t .Lfl- sf-h istassy -
tssess T. s,ssA~ es.sS
byAA1-s ~ L&DNfLf EAfs.AH" - sdH.a.-as-,i p,
II $50. - i-ss-s.s.
Sis-s h i.'t-'>. s.eb sasx l,..sfss, SEQ
esssP,sss . E.~1sss
~ ~ I~s~s cad Cs<~s ~sS 70 ssA,.ssS DO
WALLACE 90,
tus BssaA~sy. New Yssa.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
seAsrs,norAn puary,no txraAc
COtGHS ANn tOySrMpTl

The RH'sa,a t'.s hori ~. F,'sei. i+csr- 4 rAssa~.
rssiii,s' .srs tSs' ''fv JJrfss y, ard
h.Hs H~e,I,, ~. 10 ~, ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

be seen externally of the solemn proceed
ing; and although ii began to rain hung be-
fore the proce sion started, still the hum
bic group was nottlimiiiished by single
departure. and at length attracted atten-
rion.-When The inquiry was made why
they had stood there so long, the touch
ing reply was given, made emphatic by
tears--"We are attending the funeral
here, because we are not properly dressed
to enter such houser' Il was a group
of mourners, and in such tribute TO the
memory of the Good Physician, may he
found the secret of his useful life, and so
generally Iamented death.
His surviving friends can erect mon
ument 10 his memory, which the many
poor and friendIesS, who have for years
shared his disinterested kindness and pro-
fessional skill would consider extravagant.
Peace 10 the good mans ashes!--1fans-
Cript.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02
From the Farmer and Mechanic.
The Ohio IndeStructible Mineral Paint.

A paragraph in the last number OF the
Farmer and Mechanic, asking for infOr-
NATION in regard 10 this valuable article,
induces me 10 state the result Of my own
experiments with it. have used il
on lin, Uood, iron, cdnrdss and brick,
and find it exceedingly well adapted 10
either. For tin rootng it. works exceed
lngIy well, becoming in "a hours sufh-
ciently SET To resist storms and continues
to indurale for several months until il be-
comes perfect stone coating, apparently
sufficient, when three good coats are aP-
piled to endure for half century. APP
Piled to wood covering, whether on ihe
roof or sides of buildings, II IS equally
V luablp. II SETS as soon as trIlnary lead
paint and as when used on Tin continues
to harden gradually until il becomes per-
fectly indurated or like slate. In this
state quantity Of glowing anthiacite
coal, or small charcoal fire kindled on
the surface of the wood thus painted, has
no effect other than TO char the wood un-
derneaih, decomposing or removing the
p in. Any t'lIng like cinders or burning
nateriaIs-driyen Through the ar and ial'
ling on wood thus covered with the paint,
would fail 10 ignite the wood araii. For
canvass or burIap roofs or other covering,
il requires three coats and forms perfect
protection from the elements, and is ap-
paren Iy as durable as metal. For iron IL
seems to adhere with great tenaciiy, and
forms a. perfect incorosive surface protec-
ing il from all the effects Of exposure to
the atmosphere. For brick or sfuceO
works this paint seems TO be invaluable,
as two or three coats Of il, on the surfa.e
completely precludes moisture and obvia-
les the great evil attendant on brick dwell
-lings, arising from the absorption and,re-
tend IN OF moisture from the outside. In
short have. tested its qualities in most
thorough manner and have full confin
dence in the extraordinary properties,
claimed for il by the proprietor. The arr
ticle thus tested was Of various colors and
furnished by Mr.. III. Starr, 67 Beck
man Street, who is general agent for tha
same, and has issued a patnphlet with 5Sll
description. direc,iops,s &te4 M rec ard TO
thIsp inl. rl s7'na SRI reFr hrS
- s7ag's's tgad hae = IA. g. :
% 'Ss'''S's 2. siAs {. Z - AVA, nAis,ss
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

A TOUCHING ISC1DENT.-Dnring the SER
vices at the funeral Of the late and lamen
ted DR.. Fisher, at The residence oi MS
brother in Temple place. group oi poor
persons was observed at the END OF 'Iie
place, gazing with an apparently inlehss
and mournful interest," upon what eonio
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-02

my ProgressaaI understand my proIcs-
sion, In not sipg,e instance yet, have
Il failed 10 give relief when called 10 the
bed of sickness. All me! i feel wretch
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

And back between a m and m Tuesday. fsa
b234 From Marion at q m, week, on Tuesday,
BY Willow Grove, Camp Greek, Bells Mines, Cy-
- press Morgan6eId and Raleigh iatf
To shswneetown, H.. by p m, ~ miles, W
And back between . N and m, Wednesday + +,
With two additional weekly trips the is miles be-
yond Motg ENFIELD, leaving that Office at 8 m Thurs
day and Saturday, and Shawnecsown at one m
day, through 10 hours osch way.
Proposals 10 end at Morgsn6eld are invited. -
5235 Prom Marion at n m, week, on Tuesday
BY Walkers, and Cave-in-Rock
To Equality by p day, AZ miles ~
And hack between m and p m, next day.
5236 From Salem at N once q week, on Wednesday;
BY Berrys Ferry t@t f
To Golconds, Illinois, by IL m, 10 miles
And back between m and m, same day.
be37 From Murray at m, once a week. on "Wednesday
To New Concord M
BY III same day, 10 miles;
And back between II m and m, same day.
5229 From Paducah AZ once week, Wednesday
BY LovelacevIs, BIandvie, Melvin, Wilson's Geek
May6eld, Clsk's River, Pennington, and Leander to
Boydsvle, Tenncsses by Ill N NEXT day, 20 miles |;
Aud back bstween IN Thursdsy, and m NEXT day,
Proposals TO commence Of LovclscsviIe and extend II
Paris, GA miles In all, gro invited. ts3f 7 \.
5ass From Psducsh At m, every other day t4
By Exchange, Symsonia, and Bsntous $3.50
To wsdesboro' by IL ~, 80 miless 6a
Asd bask between m snd m, Same days.
Proposals to extend via Murray, Locust Grove and
Conysrsvills, Tenn to Psria 20 miles in Ill. will
5aSo From BlandviIe 1t 9 N ones week, TUESDAY
BY Bella Ombre and Hsxefwood, ~
To Csledonis, Illinois, By day, ~ miles ;
| And back between : N and 8 m, Monday
Psoposals for two, alec fss hrss trips wssk in
| vissd.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

A ROMATIC WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
IA These invaluable Bilters brace up and nvigorate
the system, improve the appetite, and promote digestion
Asa remedy in dyspepsia, they have no equal and in
all diseases OF the nervous system, debility, sick head
ache, lasstude &c, they afford prompt and permanent
are excellent remedy and promote the action Of the
liver and free flow OF the bile. They are pleasant to
the taste, and preferred by all who have made use
OF them Price St cts paper. fresh supply for sale
by E. ]. PICOT,
DC 3 Corner opposite the Old Market
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

ENLEGANT PREPARATIONS FOR THE
H. TEETH.--THE ROSEATE ELIXIR--A fra
grant astringent wash tor the teeth and gums, which
relieves any sense OF soreness or tenderness and i'm
mouth and removes any unpleasantness whether arising
from the of cigars, tobacco medicines
other causes.
THE -ODENTINE--A delightful tooth powder,
which, highly esteemed, and is warranted to contain
nothing injurious. y..---
THE PEARL DENTIFRICE-An agreeable and
inpapabe pearly white powder, of deghtfu odor and
pleasant taste, which is composed OF articles highly APP
proved which undergo careful and thorough prepara-
ton.
The above are put up in style, in elegant and
convenient form, and are prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
SCI 90 Main street. corner 18th.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04
RICHMOND FIRE AsS0C4A-

BH$A = TION.-LlFE INSURANCE NE
Saee$T SUMED.-Ths Association s now pre-
s-Sl-pared to issue Policies OF Insurance on the
lives of all persons Dying good general health n ana
of sound constitutions for the whole duration OF NE, OF
for limited period and upon reasonable terms as
any similar Company. As this is.the only institution OF
the kind in this State claims idy the that
It is at home and its profits distributed here while the
premiums Of other companies, literally encouraged by
the public are carried of the State The ,i aaVan
taoes of Life assurances now too nlyersaLy &C
knowledged to require minute detail OF the dement's
resulting herefom is enough to say that an persons ,
who derive their incomes support from PUBIC OF PIT
vate situations, mechanical, professional or netctie
pursuits should avail themselves OF its advantages IN
order to secure liberal support 10 those VINO are de
pendant on their exertions. The rates OF insurance
are az favorable as those Of any similar institution in
the United States and general information relating to
Life assurances, together with the rates OF premiums,
will he cheerfy given to those who call at the Office,
No 229, corner Main and 9Th SITS.
slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable ms.
JAMES BOSHER, hest.
Iour Fl PoSuFR SecV. 3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

B. BRANDRETH, NJ, D., Proprietor
Dr. Brandreths Genuine Pills are for sale by every
principal Druggist in Richmond, Petersburg Norfolk
Portsmouth, Fredericksburg, Alexandria, Washington
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
States, whose names appear in full in Dyots Oracle of
Health. Il. w. DYOTT II SONS,
my lS Sole Wholesale Agents
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

p ICHARD HILL, JR., GENERAL AGENT AND
ma CoLLEcroR hires out Negroes, rents out Houses,
and Collects claims oil all kinds Office corner Main and
18th streets iy IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-04

"ATS AND CAPS.-Just received an extra
n In stock of Hats and Caps, of the latest fall
'' ~ - HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
NO 26 diff III Main street