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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-30

State of North Carolina, Rertie Co.
IN EQUITY.
Spring Term, 1851.
Sam' Williams and wife and Others John P. Harrel
and others.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Will
II liam ]. Brion, of the defendants, not in
habant of this State 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh Standard six weeks for
him to appear at the Court House in Windsor on the
third Monday of September next and answer plead,
demur to the bill OF the complanants judgment pro
confesso will be taken, and to hearing pare
TO him.
Witness, L. s. Webb, Clerk and Master of said Court
at Office the third Monday of March. 1851.
L. S. WEBB, c. NJ F.
July IL. 1851 TPr. adt S. 81 I-2.l 62-6w.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15
11aurotufk Bonnet Store.
HB3 E. P. Hitchcock r.

VLTould tender his sincere thanks to the ladies
w Of Westerly, and viciniy, for the very llb-
eral patronage which he has received for the
past year, and will cndcavor to merit contln-
uance of the same. ~
We shall open on April l, 1851. splendid
assortment Of NEW SPRING MILLINERY and
FANCY GOODS, consisting ofnew and beautiful
STYLES of STRAW, SILK s. FANCY BONNETS,
Ribbons, Flowers, Tabbs, Ruches, Caps, Col
lars, Cuffs, Lace Wells, Band Boxes, &c, &c.
Having secured the services OF II fashionable
and experienced Nlilliner for the millinery de-
partment We respectfully invite the ladies OF
Westerly and ncighboring towns, to call and
examine our Goods, as we shall sell at the low
est possible rates.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to Alter
ing, Bleaching and Pressing old bonnets and
mems summer hats; also bonnets dyed any col
or, at short notice.
Bleaching done for Milliners at liberal dis
count. Il. L. lIICHtOCh.
Westerly, March. 1851
P. S. If there are any ladies in Westerly
or vicinity, who wish to learn the new system
OF fitting dresses, they can receive information
at the above establishment, where they can
learn in one day to fit dresses equal TO the most
experienced dress maker.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15
Health Insurance.

Is yOur Health Insured? ? If not moac is
the time.
Having been appointed an Agent Of the Far.
mer's and Mechanics Mutual Benefit Associa.
ton, of Worcester, Mass, for Pawcatuck and
vicinity. | am prepared to effect Insurance on
more favorable terms than the Agent of any 9TH
er Association. All who wish to avail themselves
of the benefits of this system of insurance, or
wish any information concerning the cOnstitu-
ton and BY Laws of the Association, &C., will
please call at the Medical Depot at the west end
of the Bridge.
JOSEPH II POTTER, Agt.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15
Millinery.

MRS. BABCOCK would respectfully inform
ul her customers, and the public, that she has
large assortment of Millinery and Fancy
Goods consisting of straw and silk BOnnets,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Embroidery Of all
kinds Also, Lady's Gloves, Mitts, Cuffs, Col
lars, Underseeves. All Of the most desirable
fashion, which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
Ladies please call and examine. First shop
west end Of the bridge. NJ. c. BABCOCK.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15
Ayers Cherry Peotoral;
For coughs, colds and consumption

Below can be seen letter from Ei Hassan,
the ruling Pasha of Frebizond, which vas
sent to Mr.. James c. Aver, of, Lowell, showing
the peculiarities of oriental courtesy
TO Dr. j. c. flyer, the Chemist of rare learn
ing, at Lowell, in Massachusetts, and the Uni
ted States.
God is Great Forever.
have received your letter of affectionats
love, with the present of choice Essence in Bot
ties, by which your excellent skill teaches to
cure the Affections of my children.
AS the life of one of my people is more dear
to me than camels and gold, we shall pray for
you in our heart when they are raised up from
the tent of sorrow by this product of your deep
learning and beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift of Love to your friend, so dis.
tant over many seas, and for this rare invention
of your skill may you be placed in such seats
of honor and dignity among the great in knowl-
edge, as we should offer to you in our domin-
ions.
Given in this Central City of our Power, by
express command Of
NEsCHID Ell. HAssAN PAsHA
Ezroum Jamad Awah 1865.
For sale by Charles II. Denison.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15

ssCool
Silks, Chmbr
and Printed riIawns Plaid and Cheney Gnghams.
And Prints ofalt latesa approved styles.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15
Attention! The Wh0le!!

The subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends and the public generally, that they
have received from NewYork fresh supply Of
GENUINE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
a handsome assortment ofFancy Articles, Toys,
&c, as tceU as
a complete assortment Of Confectionery and
Fruit, always fresh and nice, which they will
sell on the most reasonable terms.
Our splendid -
OYS TER S. 4LOO.N
is always open, day and evening, to which one
of the Proprietors will always give his personal
attention. Call and see.
We are being supplied, from Ncw-York, with
Clothing to Make Up,
to which we woald call the attention Of all good
sewers, and to such we will pay fair prices.
| NELSON BROWN & Co.
Westerly April1 NJ
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15

A general assortment of Boots and Shoes for
II sale low by NELSON BROWN & Co. -
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-05-15

Walnut OIL Shaving Soap,
rTO which was awarded the premium by the
i American Institute in lS45, CT, and g.
al0 For sale by G. n DEEIsOE.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS

BY previous order Of The Board OF Trustees
tho third lnStalment OF twenty iivc dollars Der
share on this Capital stock Of tho Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, is now
dnc--Siockholdes will please aitcnd promptly
10 this call
ID, B. MCLAURIN, Scc'rv.
n. B.-ln my absence payment may be made
TO Rev. W LEWIS, President of the Company,
Jan. -, 1851, l3 ,C
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HeraiiaNrsi Springs Female
Institute,

he ENrrri'cs of the Bradford Springs Fc-
male Institute, viii hc resumed on the first
Monday III February next under The direction
Of 10" Rev EnwlN CNrER as principal aided
ny competent assistants, IN ihr various branches
OF ihWough aul finished Education. For
Board and Tuition the term. ar, those original.
established, halt yearly in advance.
Jan'r 22l, 1851 10 If
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Committed

10 the Jail of WiiliamsbnTah District as rnna.
ways, two negro girls TEhNER and BETTY,
said :" belong 10 J. NJ. T.. Sharp. The owner
lsrrqirs'ad To como forward prove property, and
take them away.
Jesse HICKS, Jailo w. D.
Feb 2Gll lS5l lsss "a ,C
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braces were shot away; the fore and
main topmasts were gone; the mizzen
mast hung over the stern, having car.
rled several men over in its fall; We
were in complete state Of wreck.
a council was now he'd among
the officers of the quarter deck. Our
condition was now pcrilous in the ex-
treme; victory or escape was alike
hopeless. Our ship was disabled;
many Of our men were killed., and
many wounded. The enemy would
without doubt bear down upon us in
fcw moments, and, rs she could
now choose her own position, would,
without doubt rake us fore and aft.
Any further resistance was therefore
folly. So, in spite of the hot-braincd
lieutenant, Mr.. Hope, WHO advised
them not to strike, but to sink along
side, it was determined to strike our
bunting. This was done by the hand
of y brave fellow named Watson,
whose saddcncd brow told how se-
vcrely it panied his lion heart to do
it. TO me it was a pleasing sight,
for | had seen fighting enough for one
Sunday, more than l wished to see
again on week day.
His Britannic Maicsty's frigatc
Macedonia was now the prize of the
American frigatc Uaitcd States.
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DR.. CHRlSTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throaor Head,
such Bronehs Inflammation Of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache. Dizziness of the Heal Neuralgia In
the Face, Buzzng or Roaring in the Ehrs, Deafness,
Which is generally Nervous, and that distressing
plIGut called Tic DoloIcuN.
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MN 5A.:SS. ].

The snbscritef ,irent for Ito cns.lina year
0i, ts fesitlenca 81 HE late
~. V3,'es, 'Iai ~ IN tho mo-
~ tntatetis lilna Ii0se ard
all necessary Baillinas, With about Twenty
Acres 6fsbFna attached there ID, ron. aiming
complete Tan Yard ib full oparatitn.
NJ, A. WYt rs, Min
Statcharc, lst January, Ie-n LII II
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DR.. CHRlSTIE'S M
GAI,VANIC RRACEI,ETS


Are found of vast service in nf Convulsions Fits
srusmodic Complaints ond general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper exrem!es Also in raisy and
Paralysis and all diseases cased by deficiency Of
body.
% Many hundred Certificates from oil parts Of tho
country OF the most extraordinary character can bs
given, IL required. Fls 49,
CO. No trouble or Inconvenience attends The Of
DIR CHRfSTIES "G.3LF.2NIC .fRTICLES and
they may bc by the most feeble and delicate with
perfect eri safety, In many the sensation
attending their use Ia hishiy pssaaf and agreeable
They can be sent to any part Of the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Dclt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Gaivanic Bracelets One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, Gao Dollar.
o. The articles accompanied by fnll aud rlain
directions ramphists with full particulars may be had
PARTICULAR caution.
5- Dcrare Of cottnn3tis and lFofthfsss Taiia,ion.
D. @. .MoRETIEiAD, M. ID,
GENERAL AGENT For TIE u = TIED STATES,
i32 isrnadSvay, New York.
~ For sale in Sumtefviilc, s. g. by Dir. r,
S. MELIBTI. authorized Agent and by
Druggists generally in sSonill Carolina.
hng.2S, 1880, 94 edWils
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Invitation,

The Friends and patrons of The su.,scr.
ber will please come forward and settle up.
rs The article is murh needed, TO mee, 9th
er demands.
r. s, MELLETT.
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Gcsstac7nscrss measures tn.
hcEa aasd Shirts rsEat!e 10
order at short notice.

ALSO FOR SALE
uHnEE SEiGTS AND DRAWERS Of Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Non!cn and o.her iesirab!e
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspcaders, llaif Hose, Gloves, Crava,s
and llankcrchjcis, (rcahy hemmc,!. Stocks
Opera Ties, cancs, Umbrellas, Soap. Per
iu~cry. Aud great variety of other
COOS suitable Tor Gentlemen
u The prices AT His Establishment
arc moderate and unilorm-and the husi-
ness 30 conduS.cd as 10 secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from us.
Oct. ,, lS50 10 +
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"STcK TO HIM JIlMy. Two
brothers from The Emerald Isle, n few
days since, purchased piece of land
not far from The kcnncbcck and went,
10 work 10 clear j! up. Allcr cutting
down large growth and burning over
the undcrbrush, they proceeded TO con
trivc plan 10 gcl The fallen trunks
together in pile for the purpose Of
burning also. The land Law upon n
sidc>hill, and they concluded tia, if
they could roll II large or which lay
near the summit and place it ubout half
way down, they migl, pile the resi-.
n.ni's, il, and thus secure the object
But how were they 10 prevent it, when
once under way, from rolling 10 the
bottom and thus defeating their plan?
TO accomplish this they obtained n
rope, and making one end E,s, 10 the
!nG, one orihcm was 10 hold on the
o'lcr end TO prevent lis going TOO far,
while Tie other was 10 start it. Fearing
thu, lie might rot be able to rrcvcn, the
rope from Slipping through lis fingers,
Jimmy. who was the Stcnrmnn. tied i,
10 his body. "Slar him asv Phclim." :"
SAID he after convincing himself iha,
all was right and tnh, Phclim did
Start him, and as the log commenced
It's progress the rope caught in n pro-
iccting knot, and began rapidly TO wind
up. il soon drew poor Jimmy chock
up. First he went over tho log, and
the log went over him, and so they
continued their circumrYraii 'ns, mud
somcrsc,S. Phrlim watjM 'ir pro-
gross for II moment, and then sung Out
Stick TO him Jimmy,--fui,h you're a
match for him; you're alop half the
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EnTEFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

NJ
or the most Uiftfoui,fed Srf,nrnetrr, 80
From all ar's nf the country could given ,uaeient
ill every ooin taa an this sapcr. s.S8s 7sl5 Ia
AN EXTRACRDINART CASE,
which eonciasisely proves that sfi
" Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. LANDS. A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey Of distinguished at,anmeats rd ex,d
reputation =
srpsrr New Jersers July 10 issA
Da 4. y. CnnrsriE,-Dear Sir. Yoa wish to knox 10
ms wha, has scnn The 5evn. II my e II"
LACE. Ny reply Is es follows:
For about t'seuty year. hsd been suffering iisrn
ny'rsr,iiaa- ia Esssy year the symptoms became wer.e
"f medical treatment whaeyer About Snriesn years
s,.se IN !, eoa,saaSnss , Of hSansn. sxpo.gre 70 the
became subject TO severe Chronic Rhsnmasm, which
?1 ',sF % s winters Il "a aS @ in so
Gnenne Of preaching n greet deal In my own an.
by the bronchitis. which became so severe as
70 require an immediate suspension of my pastoral
aaa as my se s. 'iss Became p ,a %
my DSsrePsa and iasumatie adcc ton thus erncns
through the mediam OF the Nervous syStem.s In the
whole pharmacoppia there seemed to be no remedial
systems every thing that mad tried ths purpose had
completely failed 4, iast was led by my friends ex.
anime your inventions and (thoigh with no rory
gnine hopes OF their etcieneyl determined to try The
stse; Of the application Of tho GAiyANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC. FLUID This was
in June, 1916 To M oResr AsrosisHMEsr.
DAYS PIT Drsrrr,s mao aoSEi ~ EicHr nara ! wa,
ENAnLEp TO hE.uMS Mr rAsToRAL iLAEons soR ln.SE
siScs OMITTED a ssSGLE sERvicE oN Accorsrsor Tnx
bHosen'rii AID NY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION ,ias Is.
ItRELr CEASED rnausLE ME. Such is the swonaer.
ia and happy result, Of the experiment, :,
who have been likewise suffering from Neaaisie alice.
tions They havo tried them, wirH ii.rsr nE,pLrI,
IoBEnT w lands.
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Having received their FALL. AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer NJ their Commoiious War.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
UIGELoW 81 EXPRESS.
#$@ %

I ESSENGERS pass TO and from oil pia
VI ces on routes Of Pittsburgh, Worcester
and Nashua, Vermont aud Aiassachusett.,--
Cheshire, sullivan, and Rutlaad and Baflng-
ton Railroads.
Connections with othrr companies are 50
arranged that al Express Matter can be for
w,Idrd without delay to any part of the u
n,ted States, canaaas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes
Bandies, Rank Notes. Spttie and .NaTohGa.
di:t generally. forwarded with despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
eollscied, paid or negotiated. Stock, Pro
duce, and .Merchsndls@, bought or sold. and
all Kinds Of Express Basiness promptly a,ien.
ded To.
In sending MONEY OF parcels Of considcra
bic yslur, the amount musi be STATED, other.
Wis Nc are net responsible, in ease Of loss,
scyond the Gum of fifty dollars for any one
parcel,
All packages should be made compact as
rossible, and no package will he received IN
less in god order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should he Aecompan,ed
With written orders, uuseslee, and personally
signed
i@,,er cannot h~ taken, II being prohibit,
ed ey 'ns Peat OsSee Department.
Az packages shsaie be marked "R,2elo~ :.
f.PFess
Friar,pAl Of.see railroad Exchange. Bo.,o,
f'sh RICE, troPT,eiors
SrsA'' q Ferris. Agents, Ru,ltnd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
TO WESTERN PASSENGERS.
D. Rai'wry direc, from R"f'''ni d"'
bhihhaiito Schenectady.
MsysaH:sAal

The undersigned have perfected an al.
rapgcrlcnt vita the different i,nes of pub.
lie conveyance between Ru,iand, VI, and
Wh,tchl!l, 10 Chicago, for the transportation
Of Passengers aud Freight 10 ANY poI, on
the Upper Lakes, i.a.c Ontario. VI River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routrs, VIZ hy
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall TO
Schenectady aud Buffalo Also BY Canal
from Schenectady 10 Buffalo on Facket,--
thence by Steamboat, touching nj all inter
mediate ports, II Chicago, or by Steamboat
from Buif,!, to- Detroit, thence to Chicago,
va Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers OF freight Tor any Of 'b" Lake
Dniario ar River ST Lawrence ports, will he
sen ~ Syracuse, thence to Oswego Ivy Hail-
road.
IN cons.c,cnce or the reduction oftarc by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, II
Viii lean object for passengers TO avail them,
selves OF tlus mode vi conveyance from
Schenectady 10 Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
10 the comfortable accommodation CT passcn.
gers, and are commanded by mcu Of long eX-
pcticncc, who wall see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families cingfating West, by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised Of the most
direct and cheapest route, and DE enabled II
procure tickets for any o! the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further IN.
formation call Oh the undersigned ut the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before lea. ing, and MAKE contract on
board the Steamers, as IT viii save tine and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WV. II. SItvLSs,>
\. Errp, On Board Champls,n
WI. GANrtLI, Steamers.
Srrrrrv IioLr, East Rutland.
:. Il. SAnctrr, Whitehall.
J. A SMIru, i
&. RioHAHps, Castlcton,
s LAwRr>ct, Ilydcville.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhavcn.
Whitehall, April, le5l. 1886
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
NEW LIVE OF STAGES.

I'm and after Monday, Dec. IS, l5j o,
~ Stage will leave Cast'eton every da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington ana Bellows Falls, say at
IL ?. NJ, and arrive at Salem n. Y. at s
l.. NJ. same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem at 7 a. Nj. aud arrive a, Cas-
Teton a, o'clock p. NJ. To connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East routney, Yves. Poul,ney, Mid
die Granville. Granville Corners, Hebron TO
Salem BARDWELL, FIELD q co.
Drcember IL; 1851. 80
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New Line Of Mail Stages

IN and after November !, 1850, the subscr-
| Der will run limo of stages from Rutland
to Bethel, Woodstock, White River, and
Windsor, as follows:
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival OF
the cars from Burlington and Troy. and the
stage from Bennington, = o'clck i. NJ
for each OF the above named places, and ar
rive at Woodstock the same evening.
Re,urning-leave Woodstock every day
Sundays excepted) a. 5 o'clock A. m, and
arrive II, Rutland in time for the passengers
to take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Bur.
lington and Boston, and the stage for Ben
nigton.
Leave Bethel on the arrival Of the cars
from Boston and arrive iuRut'and the follow
ing morning in time for passengers 10 take
the first tram OF cars for Whitehall and Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor,
Rutland, Nov. LIST, 1850. 43
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y il E.NltAII il!U-I 81
HANOVER STREET,
DCSTCN.

Tar Undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and ,nla;grd the shove extensive establish
m"ni, containing III all about 800 rooms
would respectfully give notice that II is now
ready E'r the reception and accommodation Ct
the travelling community.
An extended notice Of the unsurpassed
couNeniencies rf tins liouse * deemed su.
p"rinus, as tho Numerous Improvements
which have been made cannot be made Gun.
not he properly given IN an advertisements
Suiilcr II t. -rN that n, expense has been
SPARED - render n apartment perfect.
HI" furniture ra,E,iir expressly to order
regariI' as of cost, aud certain portions Of II
especially The drawn. rooms, will I've found
10 b. Of the most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture The dining rooms are capa
c,ous, aud III" hours for meals will be SO
arranged as to suit the convenience Of the
rHr'y aud tate.
Every department viii bc conducted in an
uneIr"l iinnahln MANNER, aud the proprietor
pIed ,rs his"l? that the American House shall
he truly the Travellers Home 4.27 50.
Jan, i-:.i. LEWIS RICE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
Piano FOr!cS for Sale
T Ell Nj ~ OUD TlT L 7 II

!
BY WIN. rESE, Pionist
a gent for Bowchman and Gray j. Dolce s
Campanec Attachment Piano Fortes.
The Piano Fortes manufactured by Messrs.
Il. & G.. are all warranted TO prove satstac
tory, and each one has the entire Metallic
Frame, with their valuable improvement, the
.EcMic Dampcr and Locket ard Cases.
Manufactured Nos. 1 and & North Pearl ST.
and 20 State St Albany, N. Y.
PRICES FOR 1851.
SIX oCrAvEs.
Square case, three pedals, grand action,
with Patent Dolce Campane.Atlac' INT 3 -O5
6 Small round corner. 800
Large 80
Four 33O
Seven, 400
with moulding, $50
Extra, 500
Carved Legs, Louis the l4th style,
heavy carving OH the front, back and
ends Of the Case, with moulding, 700
Six octave Piano Fortes without the Attach
ment, less $40; seven octaves, less $50.
The subscriber would say that he is con.
hdcnt that any person hearing the Campo
nee Attachment Piano, would purchase mo
other They are certainly superior TO any
other Pianos Pianos of the present day for
expression. Call and hear them at the In.
stitutc before rchasing elsewhere. These
Pianos are used by Jenny Lind at all her
Concerts, on account OF the attachment.
Prof WV. Pc Sc Organist L. Pianist,
Principal Young Ladies Institute,
Castleton, VI, April, 1851. Is
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Manufacturing.

IN" eutscri'er having rented COT term
of YEARS. the Wooden FACTORY g! Henry
Gray located IN Middlctown, VI, hereby
gives nn,'c t. the public !hat hc is ptcP'red
'o 10 custom woik III the best uinnncr -
That Ice vail manufacture Sleeps Gray
tirth i"s 0nc shilling per yard, and cnlotcd
iullrd clp,h aud fidnn,l. as law IN propor-
tion to the cot "f doing the woik, and p'rdr-
rs hiln,rlf 10 finish las wors Ia the sA,is'ac.
ton 81 bS customers, Tie vii also exchange
cloths Ter vol allowing one yard oi good
shr"ps cray clo!h iot 81 pounds Of wool!
-2I DANIEL CT LIVER.
Middleton a, March /, ISL. - &c
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Ca and after Monday November is, 1850 he Cara
on the Rutland and Washington Railroad will run as
follows:
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Al 80 \. NJ. PASSENGERS Nv this Train arrive in
Nn~ York same Evening, by Hudson River rail ROAD.
At II A. NJ, it"m Burlington Express Train -
Passengers by this Train, arrive in Troy in time for
night boats for New York.
At Is +. VI. from Boston Express Train. Pas
scnscrs by this Train arrive AT Saratoga Springs
same evening. -
LEAVE CASTLETON,
A,9 IS A. NJ from Saratoga Train connecting
with Express Train for Rosior.
A. Up. NJ. from Express Train from Troy 4; con
Meeting with Express rrdin for Burlington.
Al s,ijP N from Tray A .ccmmo!aiion Train.
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT, Chief Engineer
CastIcton, Nov. II, IA, 1850,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-26
Thompson's ArithmetiCs

fishers commission for the ysle Of tbs ~
in The County of Rutland. The sef'"s
sisls Of the PRIMARY, Practical and u
Arithmetic, is deservediy popular anI
been Iecomme ndcd by Tie supern'fE
Of Rutland County, according 10 the II
Statute. The whole or any part Of
ries will be SOLD at Wsll,Dgiord. 10 boz b.
crs, merchants, teachers and othen, ..
New York Wholesale and retail pricrs
6 T.. NARTlNDAL