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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting - The Rptlaui Comfy
tomnon School Annexation viii be- held in
tas''cia", wclncsday, r,b. u. At 10 o'clock
An.
Several gentlemen have hccu collected to al.
dress the Convection, aud replies have locn
received which give u the pleasure Of amour
cling the following viz
An address at the opening nfthc Convention
hv Rev John Newman, Principal of Troy Com
ference Academy Alec at II past ono o'clock
A. NJ, an address from e.. q Hnr,ham E.l.
state Superintendent. The addresses will he
followed By remark. nni discussions upon sub
Gets Of interest and importance to tho cause
OF oinn"n school education.
Town Superintendent. ,Tetrhcrs, and friends
Of education generally, in TIL county. are car
nestiy lie irrd 20 be pre- cut, Ia participate ia
the cxer.if"s and deliberations Of the meeting
and t. assist N promoting the imIorlatt Oh
jccts Of the Syc.cty
AXiRlAii HYDE, Sec.
Benson, Jan. ~, 1851.
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DRY GOODS
Ar TEN PER CENT ADVANCE

FROM NITY COST, FOR CASH,
TIE SUBSCRIBERS dcs,rons Of closing
oil Their heavy stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, now Offer them AT 10 pcrccnt advance
only, iron, cost. To those who " Isll 10 Pur-
cinse Ilnaks or Dress Goods. Fruits, Sheet
,ngs ShutIngs, Nc, now rs the time to make
good bargains, and save At least II or % per
cent. Come one, come all Oar Stock -
all new and desirable, and must be sold to
mske rcom for Spring Goods.
We would also invite particular attention
to our Stock of Clothing, whtc'l ~ complete
and much the lar ses, ever offered IN the mar
krt, viz
100 Dress & Dress Frock, Goats from - to
SIi.
100 Black, Brown, Drab, n Cley Overcoa.s
from $3.50 to Sll.
100 Brown and Black Sack Goats from IS ia
80
100 T~ccds, Business Frock aud Sack Goats,
from - 10 81.
200 PAIRS Pla,n aud Fancy Css.rmcre Pants,
from $40 TO 81
100 Pans Heavy Pants, from Sl,D 10 $500
$40 Vests, from ~ cents 10 >I,l0
Sh,r, Collars and Crsva,s IN an Y quantty.
GoOKIN T. WA RREN.
Ill. -. "
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STATE Of VERMONT, }DE
" " DH

district oc Rutland. 1Dheted that At
a stated session Of the Probate Court of the
laid District II KatlaBd ED at Rutland in and
fer the .aid dis,rict on ih. hr,t Monday being
the 81 lFy of February, \ ID. ls5i
i'reseu,- II ~. Harvey Bgitcp, Judge.
Whorea' DAVID iiorsiAs, aolslastrstoi OF ,hs
e.tAte Of Lincoln Hopkins, late % Beaver. ia
the county Of Beaver aud State Of PennsSi,a.
MS, dees ascc, intsstare. has th,s day made az
plIra,ion - said ir1tstr Court Uroposiug 10
lender an teeoont Of Lls aamlb's,rano Of Fsie
estate.
Therefore. 1t - ordered BY s,id Cosrt. that
The erauinsiios Of said stesuHt for Allowance
&hd a.. 0rierHs a decree a. To The sssets ~
la, hsnds on the rsadiiIon II sa.d account re
and tie sAGe hereby are referred a. : stated
,rssion - ,aid Court 70 be held 1T ,he ofue
Of the register Of saii EoOTt % ssid ka;isld,
en- the frs, Monday tsieg the 81 day Of March
le5l, snd that latice iEtTso' he gwen by pub
l,,t - a certified copy " the record Of tLis
ordtt ihFrs serss rEcezssiFsly P~fc'iou, there
~ in the h-tland Hnra'i, g NJ ~sPEftr pTislsd
al said sat GBa IA order ibsl all perivnf later.
rste1 therein n.sy thea AID there appear 10.
fore sAid Ceg,t. ssa stjeet 60 the ~ali-~aIee
81 saiI Aeeooa. ang ~ cal cdssTes II ,hty zee
CAuse.
rste COZ. 0! record.
HrsIT HAi' E,sutr
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Auction sale.

H4LL~ sid II pItl~ @snctean. "a Tucs
day The liza dsr ? March bcSi 1t lo - .c'ooa
~ an TIC r;.m,srs occupied by II ~
q 6 n East Cisrendon, the following prop
rft,. va
] 8 Sacep. ! horse. ! Gov 2tw-a year ola
st~c~ -, : y~raii'a- ~hcii~ts, ! latabc' ~asot, }
eevt 90 Buggy. sets Lafrcss. ! r"'tcf. "
'lrcs, J Es5faN. ! ylop, h. rye fsks aad J
hsnd 'As,,, 10 zap buckets. Z sap pans ard
s.otasr ~brgabrsds IRON bar. I grin dstonr
Scvrral ton. Of hsv. = lot oC oats. corn, wheat,
potatoes, mood and lumber \ nrek-Yokc
and straps a est 81 vhifjrtt-es and chains
Seyi''e,.Snsth.. and t.tehfofbs. and 3 stoves
ard p'pe SAID prnp- nv Will I've solo ior
cash, without reserve, to The highrs' bidder
kXRA l. MERRIAM
las, Clarendon, tch ), l.5l.
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xr-e IN. .vascnterY t~iar apao's,ec " ne non
w p,es.t. usgu Tor ihs r.stnei"i ka'lss' GOV
m,,s,oper ~ To- receive, examine a"d shju'' u!
claims aud demands # all p rr"n, agans'
the estate Of Delisersnee Roge" o, '.tah'ups
IN the County Of Washington ana 'ur %
- month, from III. 5.h d.y Of FEBRUARY
j-,l san, allo~~d sy SAD court Tor thai I'nf-
,,o... We 90 the reiore hereby give nouee iha'
ne III ATTEND II The business Of our salo sp-
.a,ntuen, ii the Counting Room Of Horaor
rA.,t IN M,dtIeso sn IA said District, on we
la, Saturdays of March and July neHt' h"hi
4 o,elues 4. II. ual.. ! . clock ! NJ Oh easa
Ds,eA at 9~.lhrgr7sd VI, jM FEB. ISL
n y. NICHOLSON, Cssnmrrs4en-
hOkACE CLARK ere
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The Markets.
CAMBRIDGE C,TTTl.L MARI
JAN ?,


Al MARKET ~ ta,llr-al,ou, 400 Beey~s
snd lU Stores, opn.sttng If Wnrking Usen
Cp~ssnd Calves, icafhngs , and 3 years
old
FHtct. --.Ha,kr Bs,f-~ Extra. 5000 per-
e"i Is, qualify, S5;5 % do - 90 81. do
$3.50
Barrefirg CaMs No sales
Ha,s g. - per 1at'op > %
SrsH,s- Ho'ktng U1tn So. -. Ass.
Core and CsIr,s-S2i, q, a 81
i,a,fings-$e ara
ISo i,ao OM-Sit, a l.. -
Taro odrs OiA-l5, a %.
&op and Lasis -l-l3 a, market E.'rs,
81 n q d b. lot, 81 %, . % $50.
sr.ns- A. r,tal ! a &c.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Jan -
At Mstke, s1jBccf Cattle, no S,orrs, d
palrs Working Oxen, 20 Cows aud Calves,
$500 shesp and Lambs, sud 2n0 SWINE.
fsicIs-B e,f CaaHs-Esira 500 Ist
qn%slrtv 500 ID do - 10 Sd do "a 30
H0rh.ng Onn-No sales
Cars and Cair-s- S2i, Nj, ~. RI,
Shrrp and Lambs 81 90, 30
SH,as-a l2ajI.2c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06

STATE OF VERMONT, BIZ it rrncmber-
Dis trict of ~Faiihaven, IS. ed that n, a pro
bate court holden al Cas,leton ~ and for SAID
dls,r ct an the 9Th day of Jan, A ID. ls5i,
Whereas the administration of Franklin
Vaughn late of Poultney, in said district de-
ceased, have made application to sud court
IN writing sitting forth therein that il IS ne
cessary to sell So much of the real estate Of
SAID deceased. aswiil ral-e about the sum of
sI171 ~, Tor the purpose of paying the debts
against sad estate and the cspcBSes Of ad-
ministrai,un, and has also reprtsentin. that a
parl &c SAID real estate cannot he sold with
out injury 10 those Interested N the remain
der and praying said court TO licHuse them TO
sell the wlo,e Of tue real estate Of sad d.
ceased.
Therefore il is ordered ,lia, the hearing
and De siding Of sad application be- at a SEES
non of Ia I'd court, 10 be- holden q -tasSiieton
aforesaid, on the l9th day OF FEBRUARY nrhi,
| aud that notice Thereof be giv'a 10 all per
sons Interested, by publishing a SaPy Of ihr
record Of lh,s order three weeks successiye'y
IA the Rutland Herald, n newspaper prlutrc
at Rutland 10 THIS state, prcyispA TO the time
appointed FOR sad heafing.
4 ,rac cop Of record.
3 AIsoS WARSyR, Judge,
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SPRINGFIELD
W ESLEYAN S z M N A Il z.

TlIE Spring Term of this nour,slins jns,i-
%tntIon, Is to commence Thursday, FEB
%, and CONTINUES ~ weeks.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION
R,y. FK.,ktix o BiAiR, 4. b Principal
Mn. ALo>zo 4 CoH,iss, Assistant.
f.. 4 kSronr, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiology.
Miss AMELIA II SI.s, Preccp,ress.
Miss NiRoi>A Hon BROOK. Teacher Of Music
R,s. II. EASTMAN, Steward.
Al the above teachers except one, have been
employed in the Seminary the present and
past terms, and nothing need be- SAID to those
who have enjoyed their instruction, of their
Qualiiirations and then success ns teachers.
Mr.. Corl'ss, has, for the past year been ns.
sociatrd with Gov. Eaton, Mr. Rurnham. &c
in ,nstructinp IN Teachers Institutes aud has
received the most tattering testimonials from
these gentlemen and others. Il is to.te hop
ed that hos teachers no regretted the short
period Of his instruction IN those occasions,
will become associated with him again IN his
more permanent situation.
It is confidently believed, that with the
present board Of instruction, the extensive
Cabinet of minerals, &c for illustrating the
natural sciences, scholars will find advan-
,ages here equal TO those Of any similar insti.
tutions in the State.
The boarding house, which is undcr the
care Of Rev. II. Eastman and wife, - ulrnos,
entirely new, is conveniently and beautiful,
situated, aud sufficiently large TO nccommo
date some sixty students. No doubt is enter
tanned bu, that the highest satisfaction will
be given in this department.
Students coming by railroad, will stop a
Charleston, n II or at Chester, W iron
which places there is a daily conveyance Il
the Seminary.
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hPrlNhi or TIE CANADA At
HAIffAX-- No TlUiNG~ on

hRr.lS or TIE CANADA ~
HALIFAX No TIDINGS or
TiiL ATLANTIC 7sfei iQu RI
Fruneos'a, cC irpitinv~c. '9q''lc~
s,h her CaJnr,H. Da's al 'a'2o
Abe Canad. arr r.d a, u. nfsK Il, ~.
, clock. She brings isc ''dines q ino
Atlantic.
Account, frum the manufacturing de.
strieis rsprvseht . steady, bot rather
limited bus,acss.
The Baltimore ship Franconis was
wrecked Of Holly Head. on the lith
al,. Her cargo or tobacco. The Captain
chief mate. ssd II hands were lost.
Louis Lapoicoa appear. To have gain
I'd for the time being. mastery over
Gen. Changaruier and the National As
;ionAl Assembly.
An unguie, feeling p~ervaled nil clas-
ses IN Paris, and the Assembly WA.
crowded TO c1cess. An amendment. had
becn proposed. and would probably pas.
stating that The Assembly had 10 conf
jence in the Ministry. A, the %conclu.
'ion Of the !aies, ,e'eeraphic dispatches
I.smart,ne was making an able address
in defence Of the President.
The news from the Duchics is. tia,
the uolsteiners have made an uncondi-
iional surrender to the King Of Den.
mark, through The insirumcn,ality OF
the Austrian and Prussian Commission.
crs. The army has been distandcd and
II liz ----. Il IL. Gilt "
nis have retired to ~IIamburgl,.
Another weekly resignation Of the Span
ish Cabinet has taken place, and this
time il Is said tia, Narynez has actual.
" leh Madrid.
Accounts from Rome and the pnpal
Sta,es represents n growing npprehcn-
sion and uneasiness among all classes.
ENGLANp.--A slish, sensation has
been creaied by the recent appointment,
without any previous notice, Of n new
Catholic Bishop for ireland. 1t is said
that the Pope has signihcd his intcu,ion
20 sanction the Queens Colleges, aud
that his concession upon this point will
be made the basis Of a satisfactory ar
ranSement between the Roman and the
English governmental
The London Standard states with
crea, confidence that Lord John Russell
firmly adhetes TO the principles laid
down in his letter 20 the Bishop Of Dur-
ham. The made authority states that
the Queens speech will contain n strong
expression against the late proceedings
nf the Pope, and that the speech will
be followed by stringent Legislative
measures,
The British Government have mad,
lIoll,hcal the polt Of arrival and dc
Iartuye, for the transatlantic mail steam
crs.
FRANcr- Gen. Changarnier, ha
l~cn dismissed 10y the President an'
caused dissatisfaction among the lead
"rs Of the party Of order. as foreshad
OWN NarDleon's desires to obtain ALSO
4 lutte power. -
l men, have reso'e 1sthe impositio
/ ora heavy income u, eliminated 10 yiel
two millions Of dollars, and to bc nr
1 piled 10 the payment Of the interest Q
4 the public debt contracted since 1915
d iSpiA.--Thc whole Of India is tran
I quil, The negotiations relative to III
4 Calcutta Railroad have come TO a stan
q etiil.
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GA COMMISSIONER S Notice

u T. the Subscribers, teiEg appointed By the Hoo
he Probate Court So ia, Jtsifd Of Finland
to-aratssiaurt TO receive examine and adjust a.
cia,maai demands Of all pei.obs sgsiusi ms
NaH ORMsBtE, lstt al isfsntin, ~ ssif dS
tnct, 1sc.tsei, f,lrs.ehlst in soifeat sud sts month";
lramtie ii.Hi.s ~ Dsc.nisr beine al Ned 10, ssia
court for lsst Inrp1ss W. 10 tn fsfS'e hersty civ,
a.t. es That W. slll attend 10 So nee nsss ui or -,
sugsiuimen, altuei selitrr hrI- 81 Na.I & Rot %
d, Clar.aaJn. o. ti.e Eth d.T Of f-hTssrs, an -
.l,r 81 June Gest, tram aas O'Clock Y N Until 8 o
n - each 81 sad ss,-.
Dated cisr,njpn, Jah, 1T tsJi.
niNlEi. : EWING c.-
LINUS r. CuLNiN. "'"
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NESSENGLRS pass I" and from al! pa
vi c"s IN tou,e- ri Fit ~i,bur.h, Worcester
md NAsh.,, vermont aud 1iaspschas ii',--
Cnrshrc, Sullivan, and Rutland and Bufllng'
ton railroads.
Connections with otlioI ,nnpancs are 70
arranged that al Express Matter can b" tor.
~srd,d wihnut delay to any part Of tina u
uiird States, tanraas, Provinces, or Europe,
We a~srm" no responsibility beyond the
terminus oi our routes.
EDHdits, IaHk .lot.s, Sp''h mud ,NrchaH-
dtse generally. Tor aided With dies patch
NOTES. DRAFTS, BILL, &C.
c..isclrf, pad at negotiated Siuckt, Fro.
ducr, aud .Drrrhandisr, bought "r sold and
al Kinds OF tIpr"ss Bunnoss promptly atien-
dcd To-.
In sending money ot parcels 81 considers.
bic value, the amount must be stated, other
WISE "" hfe no, responsible, IA case Of loss,
tcyond the sum Of fhy do..'ars for any ono
parcel
Az pack syr should b" mad" compact -
ross,bl., and pa rarhsp- vii he rec"tyed up.
lr.s "a guod nfdcf aud distinctly MARKED Al
Express iusL.ss should be- acr"tBpanIrd
rtth wrttrB Olders, uusesled, and personally
t.n"i
iritrts cannot he t1t~r. It being prohibit.
% by ,rr Poet Daicr Department
~ ,.rLsg~s should be- marked "Ei2rlu. .
IIprrta
Principal Offrc Railroad Exchange, ho,,os.
FISK s RICE, Pfnprictou
rr,rr Il Fo'rTr, Age nta, Rutland
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couN,ssIoNcRs NOTICE

We the subscriber bs,ng appq.orrd by the
Probate Cour, for the district nj Rat
land. Commissioners 90 receive, cNaWine,
aud adiu., all claims aud demands Of all per
sass against tbe estate q. Roger Preston, late
OF Walhugfotd IN said district, deceased req
res ntrd in~olyen, and SIX months from The
Iorh day Of December. beng allowed for that
purpase w do therefore hereby give notice
iha, We Will attend 20 the business OF our
said appnintuen, al Rufus buefi'ns Inn IA
WsI,nyfot! on the L., Mondays %, Frbrua-
, and MAY next from one O'clock until iuut
n LOCK Y ". IN each Of sad days
ID n ShBiS, )cnmmls-
LOOMS FRENCH ! s,oners.
WAI,ngiorc, Dee p, l-Ju.
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NJ z w NJ e I $
rArr's. HUNTS AND BROOKS
Cast Steel Axes,
~, ..i,. by ~ l hLLL'
New Line of Nail STAGES

an and after November !, l.Jb The subecf!-
her vii ron a inc of stagrs'fom Rutland
10 Bethel, Hopdstoek, "L'n hi'.T, snd
Windsor, as iol'ows .
Leave Rutland eyery day on The ARRIVAL -
the cars from Burlington ana Troy, ahe Ne
.tase from Bennington, a? el's M-
e., ssch Of ihe above named places. and ar
rive AT Woods,ock tbs SANE evening
K,turninY-Lesyr Woodstock every day
SUNDAY. e~IcepUdJ n, ) . eioek a m aud
,,p,e u, Rutland m ,,me fpr ID" passeos"'s
10 ,ake tbe car. for Whitehall, Troy and Bur
iing,on snd Boston, and lhe stage for len
u ig1on.
f,om Bo.,ou aud arrive ,uRntlsRd the follow
,ng morn,ug 70 time for pass myers IN taA"
,he 6,,t uuln Of csrs for whtiehsll and Troy
" BRYANT, froPfci"I
Rli..nt, Nov is', ~ -
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A GRAND


trt<tiN Hs- t.w N sNro,,ssy 10
f-snafAaii, dhtsiar~i ~ gIa rCs,psat -Nt ~ te ssl,tltlf ,at,.
i-tp -h tie ..tqS, s~i - ~, "a dy.Asd sn,a,si s,sib ,
,h,, S,rt Nv As.,s, ~ a., " Ntff teri', ,.ktsst.~i t,,
sitns 80. IL a ~tU siap~ y that cl,spp ~ srt,,n pAn.
ji,.s pui, auief r,tl' ~ Hutrt~fFe., t.t ~s,- i-~ts .
have No rnieHtN o. hriir thrtri an AID ~, w,sss
-fuue, ipf.fuFr C-.h u''rfs t-uts rr% 1f~ rsne.
me- sabN Ia hHef NJ .ysiSrN tt Earn u,fHf. IN y ntttnsr
u ne trit rm~ hauhsi, hmt rS shsnr ttrs rise tt~
jttrf 81 =, OF tuih.. io Nhp h q. tpc' hid t- ,s,tiir;
th w ia ApfsN a,tss y, 's.sit I ap ,,asi u,sitst. st l., ,h~s
seHiu iS cdrh u'hrt, tho. N','a isinK Ist-iur I've @,
rh'urir ~ Ihr'rr~rs,e, sof thr t"ut- 'tirs ~ uns us .sth
NJ, ait,r'si lirufr tr sf-nUs asAnt, ~ ihr . brss.,,urs's
ct tit 'artttns III ~ ura- - I'll ~ .,~4,'e"ts Il u~ r.s'
't'r mn'rf, toA, b. tf tr~i ts l.usiir mi ira, stsr 81
"tiri ga - tieai n vstl~y W ',tse,s,A IRs' oi ~h'sh
wen yyuati nj - lututatir
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Dir. ROGERS SYRUP OF
IlVERWORT. TAR CANCHALAGUA

Nothing can be more safe, %congrn,al, or
healing 10 the membranes Of the Throat and
Lungs, yet ut the same tune more tnergfhe
and thorough in its effects, than this great
remedy Tor CONSU MPTlON, Bronehdis,
md all other Diseases which have their seat
IN the Lungs, or their auxiliary organs. II
seems TO fall like balm upon their irritated
surfaces. The dry cough become loose, ex-
pcc,orat,on removes the cause oithc disease,
aud the tonic properties Of the (ancha' agna.
keep up the strength under the salIvary dis-
charge. Ltttrnori, Tar and Canrhaiogaa,
possess in their separate Substances all the
clements requisite for the cure of Coughs,
Coid., aud diseases Of the Liver, and conf
bined, tLtg are irresisfibIe. See pamphlet,
and ID scftisem cnt IA another column.
January J, trJl. limo
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ARrESlAN WELlS.-Scyeral foun-
taius of grco, beauty exist at Fond
du lac, in Wisconsin. One which
e~xcells any other in the place, has re-
Gently been completed. 1t discharges
with almost irresistible force, forty
Eve gallons of the purest water per
minute. 1t was formed by boring to
the dppth Of ninety feet-elghty-two
feet through clay, and eight through
solid rock--and sinking a pipe four
inches in diameter, in the aperture
thus made.
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CURIOUS STORY ABOUT MOSQUITOES.
Ellis, in his narrative Of Captain
jams voyage. says tina, he carried a
frozca mass Of wha, he believed TO be
peat, and laid it before the fire, when
presently the whole room Was h!iea
with q cloud Of mosquitoes. They
Lad clustered together and become a
frozen mass, ike bees wher about 70
lnrow or their swarms.
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That Admirable Light.

bODGE ) Superior Burn,ng Flu,d. and
fiuid Lamps. which are perfectly safe and
cheaper than oil Io, sale nv
J II. PARKER. s Go.
Also a ~g"aeral assortment, of Clothing aud
fnrn,sb'u. Goods. 4
Rutland Feb p. ISL
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad
CHANGE OF HOURS.
TWO TRAINS DAILY To TROY. BIOS
TOM NEW YORK.

IN and after Monday, January ~, isji * press
~ Tram leaves Burlington at 5 O'Clock A NJ
Accommodation Train leaves Burlington a, II -,
=. NJ.
Passengers by Express Train will reach Boz
ton ats p. M, Troy 3 p. IN and New York city.
via Troy or Springfield, at ii 25 ?. M sane day,
or via Worcester al ) a. IN. or day following.
Passengers by accommodation Train. will
reach Boston n, . O'Clock p. IN. next day, Troy
n, NJ. same day, and Schenectady in season
to take evening Express train from Albany 10
Buffalo.
Passengers from Montreal and Osdensburgh
will take stage at I iamplain, lodge at Platts-
hurgh. thence by steamer Sar1nac 10 Burlington
IN season to take Fsprr-s train at 3 a. NJ.
REIIRNiNG.
Arrive at BUR-. sgt,n at 3 3 I =. m. by Express
tram thence npuu arr,rli pi cars, BY steamer
Saranac to rorl Kent anG Pittsburgh. and take
s,nge To Cianplain n'y, morning 10 season ic'
Express train To Og lcusburgh, or stasss to Mon
treal.
Tickets to Boston, NV York, Troy, Buffalo
and At, intermediate stations. can he procured a
the Ticket Office, ar of the Agents
l.. RitiELON, Superintendent.
Ru,'irl' Jan. IT, 1851. 3tf
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Texas dates to the 23d ult. have
been received. Capt Mccullough $
Rangers have had a brush with the
Indians, and Iieat. King vas wound
cl in the breas, with al arrow. There
is a majority Of 6oo0 votes io'
Pearce's Boundary Bill.
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A young lady friend Of ours at an
examination in grammar, was asked
why the noun bachelor VAS s'nsn'
lar. She Immediately replied win
much naivette 4: because i. IS very
singular tha. he don't get married.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
DISSOLUTION

THE Co Partnership heretofore erstng
und-, TIE firm OF Barnes s. ki'o,, ,sth's GAYS
d, mutual consent dissolved. TA" book
,od accounts are 10 be settled by Wan. ;
Barnes. -.
". T. ELitor
p,,lAnd. Dee. -, 1880 3~J
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06
Notice.
Rutland & Washington Rail-
rOad COmnanv-

The annual election of Directors Of said
Company will be held at Beainnn's Hotel IN
West Poultney, ON the 9Th day Of February
OF one o'clock !. NJ,
BY order Of the Directors.
4 l.. J.. SUNDERL.IN, Clerk.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
Could iote f,,e,fr
ft"~ NE = n,si.
Al T'ipt sudrsSv,
W. tric'i boo rstn
y uthct PIE ssu-r
Wiz ttis q, Md n,ss.urc
hti NE /, ,tcssars
We taItav chain.
L. SPENCER la, je.t recris,d tho tnc,,
1 IL sr'rrdld sesut'tncet st \ AitNrI>ta t,,r
'rcn ~ Vermont. let ~ I'D Hrh ard n%,,ttats.
,oaue men sni mat,icr'. ard Va, .,rnll c~hiidrcn
cali Immediately fur those ~io r"ino st NJ,
hrtl s",t.i JAN. ~ lN,i
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NOTICE

THREE a.,rt,u,nls - trn so''s,s each. hss
It~, lad uroH cEeh hare u ths eAI.issl
,ts.k a. Wssf.rH NtnnuUt kaiiTeEi Z tin
Tsty ~ tue Dfrtors q said tospAsy ant
, ,defei pad g. ~. cfcdit 81 the IIrssofcr -
q. hrst - 10 rsId 90 the tt asy of S.reh.
i-5l. sd tie srrofd . the let dRy ~ Nag,
l-JI-th, triTiia - PAID On The LOT nay II ia
-. IrJi-a, r,tGsI k1tlssd, EsttsLkiIl, OF stsrk
kAAt.
BY vTltr ~ ,ss Directors.
hfkDs CLARK Prs.id~.t,
,. sMlIH tIsTs
orc. ~ he W. ~. X c"-.i
fsetory fe,at JaH 2 ieA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-06

Two new wings are to be eided 70
lie north and south aide oi tho Zap
y, a, Washington.
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1f!nrriirh

In Brandon, on the 3rd ,ns, by Rev. Fran
COS B. Wheeler, WILLIAM &. Co>ASr, Editor
Of the Vern,on, Union Wing, To MARIoS,
laughter Of Col. DAVID WAKHES, Of Bran
don.
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NOTICE
RARE CHANCE 9I'LENDID
SCHEME
ours GDOUS

I TNNINII NIIFfItlLtI % fNTITIN||T VUF vF'I'
t,tylu ClaftHIpr ta, t,uian s4iLEl,ff rf
w,sh 80 c.orv - r4r stnft OF
HOOLIS GOODS
the v~resgft SLtrf 'arFri'Fr 49, 'frf '''tn A.
q .feai sIarii4p ltoia former If.c"s. D. .r'
of .ar tr,ui, and rgst ilsTs ar ID @att e. Hny
i'lrr in that lu. 'teJ need ngly cal sui -
l~rt a., q ads aid ~ 90 s~abf4rttt that " e
Ircs- sisi to saiis'arta - n not NC wi al
it,, then. i"r tIeir trouble.
" s"4.t ale. "a q" fs1sr irIrbsi ~ o. -
Note - ste.1pt ofIhfr@ Month ,ta'd ~ lEs'
uouty i'A ossa LNIrlt yGst - tht,tmr, 'ni
r. relieving tbrir roc XrT.t .,s - 'FUy hiutt
'slestt. P.,sss c..i esEiy 80 ls.A!s o. s'u
= GA>Kui Z wLtk~
E4si tisfsLdas JsH - t.~i iSf
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your hair is dry. apt TO fall out, ~ il You
l are troubled with dandruh. BY using Ba.
cons Excelsior OF, Indian Hair Wa,h. ur
Hair Wash and Olcr, a%ccrtain cure is effected.
Fresh Toilet Cologne for 5ocents quart.
W. a. BACON, Manufacturer aud Proprietor
at The Ruokstnre, Ludlow. VI. &3