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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-28
GREAT EXCITEMENTl

- IN consequence of BOOTS AND SHOES being
sold IN such large quantities, and such unheard OF
lou prices, at the Old stand of o f.. THOMSON l76
MAN street. it has produced great excitement among the
Boot and shoe dealers of Worcester as among the
purchasers of Boots and Shoes w
But lhe BIG BARGAlNS are not all gone yet Of which
you VIII be perfectly satisfied by calling soon and exanin
for yourselves <
We have sold more goods and atlowe PRICES than were
ever sold in Worcester in week. before last week
And now for Another Grand Rush.
The following of the pricesjust look at them;
lot Of Mems Calf Sewed Boots, from So to $500
- lot Of Mems Calf Pegged Boots from $l,5Oto $3.50
Alot Of do Patent Leather Caters, $50 to 500
lo Of do Calf Goat Kip, & Thick Shoes Soc to loo
A lot Of do Leather Slippers, at only 81 cents.
Mems Thick, Kip, and Grain Boots, ST so to $500
lot of Ladies' Gailer Boots from IS to l,25
ol Of Ladies' Walking Shoes, from 5Ocents to $lOO
pt of Ladies' Cheap House Shoes, at 375 cents
Boys Calf, Kip, and Thick Boots, from SOO to $3.50
Boys Cali, Kip and Thick Shoes, from so rs cents.
Misses and Childrens Shoes, in any quantities. and pri-
ces from l24 TO SO cents.
Donot forget the Race and calsoon the ole stock
fje4-df OF THOMPsON'S Old Stand, l76 Main st.
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FASHIONABLE
Flu RNITURE WAREROOMS

THE subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, NO. $50 MafA street, opposite
The Central Exchange, Cup stairs) have stocked
them with rich and elegant assortment of
Furniture ofthe latest styles. Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
Hair Cloth of the latest dasian, an,l ,,,,.,~,,.-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-28
MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

ODFce Nos. = TO, F0ot's Bulldng, Sprinefeld Mass
HlS Association organized October LIST, l849, and
was the first of the kind organized in the United
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation 1t is managed by its members and has
An accumulated Cash Captalof $4,000
Guaranty Capital of 10000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fly years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-28
NOTICE TO FAMILIES & PARTIES.
passengers are cautioned against allowing themselves
be taken to any other office.
FARH EDuc ED:,

FARE REDU CED.
Benton q Co.'S Great Southern & Western
PASSAGE OFFICE, SfA
03 COMMERCIAL STREET, (up siairs) BOSTON ~
oR all parts Of the Southern and Western states ana
IL the Canadas, (via Abrny)
Passengers going West, via Albany to Utica Syracrs
Oswego, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and Cincinnati
(ohioo Detroit mich Milwaukee, (wis Chicago, CIJ :
Also, south, via New York and Philadelphia TO Potts
e baltimore and Pittsbrg, can get their passage cheap
er by calling at this office In BOSTON, '
A. M. New York train at 81 p. NJ Tr''N" = -
ALSO, EUROPEAN PASSAGE AND REMITTANCE
OFFICE.
~ Reference and security given.
WANTED-A good responsible Agent in Hartford
my2S-eOd3m
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Railroad Advertisements.
Boston and Worcester Railroad

Boston alu WU1CCoIC4 1sdA Odu
ia 81 tzs::s::ss:::::s1 E:s:ssss:s:ss1
80
sv,T1TFp R4NG EATENT, comm ncing June 9, 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
FOR Worcester at 7SO and am, l245 $50, $50 pm
- Millbury at = 5e am
- S;exonvie at SO o W
Milford at SD am 3:O0N "
Newton Is SIS (Sax. Tr) 1880 g. (Aiil Tr), 500
Brookline, iOo $50, 81 asn l21, 81, ST. ss,7l 81
pm
Does not stop east of Matte, except Brighton GA
Thursdays. - ,r,,D-
cave Worcester at L. T. & 1880 am, $40, & l030p.E
g Milbnry $50 40 pm
Milford at o'42 i90
" Newton 625, 7.17t (sax. Tr.), 7.45& (M. TT and
am; las, 2.3O* NIil Tr) 4.3S4 (sax. Tr.), $50 &
Brookine at $40 745 645 and 1896 am, l.sO, $50,
545 and pm,
Wv. Newton Station. -
ie5-Iwtf y. I"lChELL, Supl
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
UMAER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Apr. Z, 1850
TRAINS

La M - - -
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

Ia go. 5.:: 49,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
giGELoWl EXPIRE So
~.-Tr~f,
$50. ,:-,:.;;.. 7 q. kaaaS


NlsstNGtFs a.. 10 aud # . all pa
~ crs on route. ni ~ 'hburga. Woycts'f'
sad Ns-hui, Ncrlnpri aud ss.achrsrtt..
Cn'shrr, Sullivan, AID nu,lAnd sac Burin
i'u ka'l-uSds
Connection, v.i'h ciirr companies s'c 49,
arranged iua, al hxmt,s Mater 7rn Ia ter
l'trI without delay & any r1r' III 'h" | d.
nii"d states. tanaaas, Provinces, or fuf'i,,
We assume ne responsibility beyond 'ar
terminus 81 our t"ut"s
Baad;,s, banl .To'ts, sytsi, aud .Nyrha--
ii:c generally. forwarded wih despatch
NOTES. DRAFTS, BILL. sc,
colisc,cd. pad OF negotiated Stock. Fro.
tucr. and .Ncrchand,.s, bou Oh; or sold, aud
all kinds oi Express Business prompt, 1iten'
dcd 10
In sending money or parcels Of cons dcra-
bic value, tn amount must bc stated, nIhcr.
wis. We are not responsible. Ia c'se of loss,
hryond the sum Of my do. lars for any one
parcel
Al packages should be mad, compact as
possible, and no package Will bc received uu.
les. "a good order aud distinctly marked. All
cypress business should be accompanied
Nth wrlttcu 7tdcrs, uus'.aeo, aud personally
signed
Letters cannot ho taken, Il long prohibit.
ed hy the Pos, O,iicr Department.
All packages should be marked Be low .
Express
Principal Office .Railroad Eychangc, Boston
FISK n RICE, proprmtors
pnArT n fo.rI&, Agents Rutland.
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New Line Of Mail Stages

IN and after November ! I-50, The sub,cri-
~ Der Will run a line Of stages from Rutland
II Bethel, Hoodstock, WL,te River, and
Windsor, ~ follows:
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival of
the cars from Burlington and Troy and the
stage from Bennington, a = ! = o'clck = NJ.
for each OF ID" above named places, and ar.
rive at W oodsiock the same evening.
Retnrn'ng-leave " oodstnck every day
(Snndays excepted, a. clock A. m. and
arrive at Rutland IN ,,ian for the pa,s.r,ors
to TAX" III" cars Tor whitehall, Troy aud Bur.
hng'"n and Boston, aud the stage for Ben.
nIgtan.
l.rav" Bethel on the arrival Of the cars
from Bos'nu and arrive ,uRutland the follow
ing morning IN time for passengers TO take
the FRS, tram Of cars for Whitehall aud Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor
Rutland, Nov lst, $50. AZ
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ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA

~ cry mcmher mr the year 1851, will receive
- hrcach Subscription of Five Dollars a print Of
Huotineton's 'Chrislians and her Children cugrav
Ell hy joseph Andfews Boston and the companion
pm, OF liunilnstnu's Mery's Dream engraved by
a. h. .itchie, New York or the choi Of any Two
OF the i'lNNns four Splendid En.ra,irs, VIZ
]. John knoN'- interview win Mary Queen Of
Scots. painted by Ieuize, engraved hy Sduain.
Ruin and Boar, painted by Tothrtmcl engraved
by SlrlaG
3. Mcroy's Dean. painted by Huntington, engrav.
ed by Rl;r''e.
Chtiniana All her Cnil,lren PAINTED by Hunt,
inct"G, engraved Ivy AditeWs.
And copy of the 'Phi'al-lp hia Art Tuinn Rep--t
en- 4 monthly pamphlet. continuing report 80, Tie
tfansac tions II the Institution AID rlnrmsl n on
the subject oi Finc A:t- Though the " lie wnrl!
TIE Art Union Of PhIladelp'ia asi-l. p,.,a. in
lis 'criNcatr9, with which uria iual American work
OF Art may Ne purchased any plrr Of the niten
states Al NE option aud ertr n-rs,n " IA,
may Obtain pr'ze al tn. 'AnnuaI pistIibuton who
''xrs place GA Tia, evening " The last wee day It.
every year.
The Executive Committee % the Art uninn when
So requested, select a work nfAu. without ch,rcc
"r eonnrnsainn from their Free Gallery, 2I0 Chest.
ant Street,' hr those 'persens in tho country who
may live remote fiom galleries or public exhibitions
# The Fine Art.
SnbscriIh IONS Of membership, 81 should he made
~ Early as p'atiicahle - entitle members 10
early Numbers OF the Reporter" which " NJ be for.
wafdsd up the receipt Of the mnaoy Il any part of
the country.
+ W. HOPKINS, Hon. Sew.
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SANDS StRNAP.tRli.lA.
IN QUART BOTTLES

IeE tre Ht1a,.. 'Nr esaN.Nt,t ,-sSsil.ttts-
ttsI> sbl..>H tGos - r.fsst tsh>t &. ius
tio5u -. atr7 or IN snsfrN az
Sr-s f4l1 Or hNr' fyil, R'fLnaHtpi Oasn.a!t
r1iar, ps E'nF1eas Pnn i''s ~ Prstpies 90 me
N .tni ~ Inu.f All! meas, t-!a't,5taf %, q
I..a ,f{4, DcH,s 1Hd J.,.is St'.i.st, tyofs
Ntyt.'h- .t'HY.'is. Nrfi'r1 - h'p ','t d.G
u s,ti.ts a',s,ar FL nun ejsdi ..pssns, h,rsH.
- i.e.,s,, Ltrj,p. Lssc.n,, ~ inp,t.L hs, "a
I,6 iR.a rhyoial coHsf.trno.ni Usertrs
Inc yA'nc Of TN. trsps'siiou r. now w'tei, koosn
at ever, dis The field ~ s usDiulurss - extending
It J.. approved and t'sbis recommended by Ph,st
otaas aud Is admitted 4" I've the nosi powerful and
scstch,nr preparation t"m the ro"i thst hs. e'tt
he.u entlo,c ri IN medical pSaoticr Th- unfour-
vat. ,ict,n VI hereditary disease wit swollen ella nd.
contracted -u-w. and bones hall cstino., hiss tech
restored to h. sh aud sirot. T~ sctSiui pstien
covered with uoets iosth son'c TO hrsri SID 10 HI
utcudant- has been made Whole. lInnGfods ci pct.
-nne Who had ftoano hop"lrs.ly fut yrsts undc'
rutsn-ous and slsnjular disorders. eh"no ineuma
tisln and many nther complaints srtinsinr from
icfanr-nent al the secr-iye organs and hr circu'a
tar have h,eo raised were iron, the rsk ci dis
.ase and with genera, cd cun,iitu ions elsi,
testify Ia the efficacy Of this es,inabe preparation
The following certificate from Cot. Samuel Il Tsy.
TOT c-nic,nan ~ high standing es'' extensive nc
ni,in,sncr ihrc~qh he Snrt hrrn STATE. and laci,
app ,0,.J ccn=-d I" few Grenada, com,ncnds Itself
L the iltcli'isn OF all.
New York January :. ie;s
Nessrs 4 Y y Sands Gent rmcn-- Iiavin4
used and ~ithes,ed the ei'-c your valuable pfe-
sraion Of >arsrra'l'la On dlneteoi rertors IN VAR
uu- pans ri the southern cruntty VIZ -~Nireinia
ious,,oa TcS,. and Mcx,co. | frel much pleasure
la stating the hich opinion entertained II its great
dicirA ',iu". IN my owu case II at, eda'nus likr
charm, speedily The stya'c j state of The
system and eScitiug IN III. most agre.a5.e manner
a tun,r and iuNi ,ur al ing iu1utuCr.
Your Safsapafia is highly approved and cN'cn
svts "@-J b, he United States army IA New Mex
&C., AID NV COUSIN. Gen Zachary Taylor has ior
the past FIVE years been rs the habit al usg T. and
trc"m,nrui- the sanir-lc and ,hopitd thr niicl,
at tlr Line, and il Is unw considered an almost
ind- pensable te1ust'" 10 the army IT, conc Hsicn
would SAY, thai thr l"itcr II =, .uo"n the NOR,
hicliy 1t is prizcd, ard trust hat ts health tr-
tutiue virtues VIII make Il generally kuoan, thru
out the Ieng,A and br.aith of oar wide, cxtcnde,
county. Yours very respectfully.
= q TAYLOR,
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Am and after Monday, Dec IG, 1850,
W Stage will leave Castlelon every day
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from burlington and Bellows Falls, say II,
~ I. NJ and arrive at Salem y. Y. at {
L. NJ. same evening
RErJRNISG
Leave Salem at \ NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton At o'clock Z. NJ to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East foultncv, West Poul,ney, Mid
die Granville. Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salem. BARDWELL, FIELD d co.
December 10; 1850 SO
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
Men foJ California

are almost universally insuriuE in thi.Company
because terms are so reasonable.
Hr,Ls OF FAMILIES arcau, uus to insure in
thi. Company,-a safe Institution.
SAtARIED Mus. are ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard ro,hinr MN invest in this company be-
cause thcyregard it ~ the bet ofsa>ngs banks
tolny up their earning, il tor their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by TAX
ing out policies for life. because they regard it
rs good as money at ~ 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions of men cn>nre H. this
company because, just as they do every thing
in artford, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" ut once.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
IAnwOoti lG,insLadies' Insti-
tNtP.
(tsTYETON VT.

Sew Arrangrn,r,, on In Cash system. Tn.
ir"n rrdue"d - per cert. and Board near
!! lTr cen, from ivr'n.f pt'cr,
Toe .ubscr.j ,r,uE a~ste of the d;sad
ssntap, Il the credit - strm ~ our schools
nas come ~ ih, ,opclr.t"n 10 rach and
board attic 'oliuwrns prcrt fer cash ~ nc.
iancc
Common Eu.l.l. Brrn..,"s per Quarter, &!
Higher d. do !
t.,tD
Muse on TIE Pane and Singing, with use
u" a. instrument,
On the Organ, VITA tr,nsposition. modula.
t'nn md thorough Uass,
Guitar aud Sngin s.
French,
Italian and Spanish, each, 3
D,aw,ng and Painting III water, zach,
D Painting, .
Oih"r stuiurs IL proportion.
d ard. mcludmg Fuel, lights, Washing,
and Ruom r'ni, per quarter "i ~ weeks So
>prIng Querier commences Feb IT,
SIMMER May
Pupils received at any time ami charged
from the time Of entrance to the close OF tn,
quarirc. 4 full NOD e,iIc,cn, Board Of IN
tuuc,,nn !, engaged and no pans will b,
spared t. give tnluc satisfaction to those wht
t,av favor the suJscr,orr with their pitron-
age
n b. Those who do not pay in advance
VIII lie charged the old rates.
Prof. M. TEASE, from London.
Elnwood Institute, ta.tlcton, March ,. lc3i
r. EFERE Noes
RI Rev. Bishop ilcpkios Hon Emri Howe,
~, t,c'y GU Williams Rev l.. Il. Hubbard
Hon Wr { kutredre, Rev O H"p,nn
70 G.u I Ridges, Hon a.sdin Lee
t'oi 'niuinon Foot Rev JOHN Shaw
Rev l'h A. Hicks u y Kew. IphuH.o wood,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

% aud after Mnnd,y November ~. 1850 the tars
cu he Ru,li,d aud Washington Railroad viii tuna'
tuii1~s
LEAVE RUTLAND,
At : - l. NJ Pi..;uarr- hs this Train arrive -
New Nnts same Evening, Il, hudson Ktsri taii road
AHA. NJ. from Butlin.tcu Express Ttaiu.--
Pi.s.rrcts by tins Ttsin. arrive IN foy ia time for
nil ut ,o,t- Tor \rn lurg
iJl5P VI irnr /; sion ENnrrIs Tr,iu. Pa.
'cnc,t- IVY ms lrain arr'e Al 'ir-tola Spt'nrs
Ssu- ryeniue.
LEAVE ItSrI.tTON
Ma & \. VI tfrn >Irtt'ci IiA'i' connecting
with Express Fran t.r Boston
At ? from Express If,in from Troy con
meeting wih Express ffain g.. burlington.
A. asp VI IRON rrny communication Train
CHARLES L. PRG>iorT Chiei Engineer
Ca-tlelon. Nov. II II, 1854.
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CHOiCE PERT merry
Il received II l.. SPENCER.
February 1G.

Iavcrgno, by Gen Bowcn.
R~verres of a Bachelor, by TX Marvel.
battle summer,
Advice To young Ladies, hy Arthur.
Ba;ds OF the Bible, by G'lEIlan.
Henry Smcaton,
Nosody's Son
Mississippi Scenes
ReIr'buuon, &c, &c, t.,s day received
BY II l.. SPENCNR.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
AMERICAN ART UNION.

ENERl menb g far the wear 1851, will rsceiv,
- i'r each subscription oi Five Doilats made h,
him,
|. copy ~ each nurbcf OF the Bulletin Gan Illus
trhed monthly journal OF ARD which shall be issue,
ater the r',mcut ni such Subscrptiun.
II. A print Of Mr. Jnnes lnc engraving on steel
measuring /? inches hy II inches. AFTER Mr.. Wood
yii'e's celebrated paiuiinG oi VI. xIcan News
w. a Sc. If five prints from finished ue ensrav
Ines on steel. 81 TIE average size Of inches lay II
inches, and executed ny distinguished American en-
efavcrs. aler the following pdiutinys via Marian
and IN, Men by RanHcy 'Ameucln Landscape
Stenery' nv Cr"nsey Mount Washington Gy
kcnscit; 'plp 70 sod Young - by Woodv,llr ,
ant Rargauinc for a Hofsc.' 10y Mpuni--thus farm
tng tGLilrfy of American Ar al convenient size uf
INNING "r i"t preservation In part ioriio instead o.
framing. u tr.ttrt.
". share IN the dist ribu;inn If lars. number
"i Ptint'u aud "tnHr works OF Art sculpture IN
marti- aui drtwtn:stn water colur, m. collrc.
r"u wi h. constantly increased ~ tie addition 81
rev purchases Which will ha announced from Tim,
Ia tine. II the Buli-'
w. HOPKINS, Ifon. Ssr'v
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BAR ON M. WENZELS
GREAT GERMAN REMEDY.

For weak, sore and in famed eyes, hemor.
rhoids or piles, frmples, Erup,rons, Salt
Rheum, scurYy, Chlblains, and all diseases
Of The skin.
The sale Of this Great Remedy is constant
ly increasing and IT give such satisfaction 10
the purchaser as no other remedy was. ever
known to give, Thousands Of certificates
might be shown, proving that THIS article IL
al. that II Is recom,ne nded 10 be Tor the DIS
eases named above To better satisfy all
concerned, this remedy is put up IN boxes a,
- and - cents cents each q
l., SPENCER, Whplcsalc Agsn,.
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GnIlIOrnH Ll' RMks
tlhrn n tl1Ecr rAtc. tian hNanN Hther cum rnyl

The lusinc-' oftheCnmpany will he conduct.
Ell upon the lpiNr >tock,au, ur"n the MvtrAL
rrincipaia, the option o. tic insurrd,,hu, me. t.
~ the wants aud circumstances of the public
moe lnliN 1t j. telicrej, than purely mutu..
ccu .,ic. cyp DO.
q nc Joint Stock principle the insured will
my 80 j per cent less tor insurance thnu the
rat"-ot the best organized mutual Companies
or will receive what is equivalent to 80 ~ per
cent. per annum i'll dividend profits. pa id in adj
vance instead al receiving IN uncertain nnnuaui
~ the end of each year in script certificate. re-
decnnb'c on certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash paymcntsar are incrcas.
ct ly tho interest paid tn note, ,:i,en for il1lf
III, amount Of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, thi. company pro-.
pose to nsur, TT the usual rate Of mntunt u,n-
panics. div dius the uct earnings r,ch year yiy =
ing script cert iicatcs redccm,hi" after a MUTUAL,
lu,urinccFund Of Tw"I inhdrrh thousand Doh.
lnrs is accumulated, and charging commission
for conducting that part IF the business.cguiva-
lent 10 only about one halt the expenses of the
COMPANY, securing (ios,c> being equal II larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers. besides
giving the members a lien upon :, joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. "A
large J.int Stock Reserve Fund.- which will l..
pledged as security for payment Of lo..as in
addition to ihe usual Capital and Reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
This company is not only ono of the MOS. t
prcspcrou. but also one Of the very best in the
country Hartford UaHy Courier
No Company in the Union has had such u
run ofbusincs, as this coinpan. since it organ
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e. .S'ockholdcrs Mdiridualy Liable 81
NOR the insurance Of Horses, Mules, Prize
4 Bulls, Sheep and Cattle Of every de-
scrip,on. against the combined risks of fire,
water, accidents and disease; also upon Stock
driven To markets, or transported.
~ Losses paid in 30 days after proof of
death, in currency of, and by laws Of State
where risks are tnken..F1
indemnify is what the people want Why
not, then, with the same propriety, insure
horses and cattle arnns, fire, as a building ?
both are liable gainst accidents on ferry
boats, vessels, crossing bridges, &c. &c; or
10 insure horses and cattle against disease
and death, to which they are liable, for the
benefit of the owner, as to insure n mans life
tor III" benefit Of his family? None can
therefore doubt the propriciv Of the enters
prise, or it, utility and benefit 10 the comm
nifty. The capital is all held by highly re-
sp"nslble men, and is wholly unrlpalred ;
and the public may rest assured the business
VIII be faithfully and honorahly conducted.
Hos. JOSEPH G. BOWMAN PIes,dtnt
JANIS II. RoutRTs, ScCrc'0ry
WM. BURTCH, Treas. Ncrcht, g.
Prcst TineenneS Branch IF State Bank, Ind,
The Subscribers are authorized to Issue
Policies Cor the above named Institution on
as favorable terms AS any responsible Com
pany. ROBINS IL CHAPMAN.
Apply to G.npSrs J. Howr, Examiner,
In Ludlow, Windsor Co., VI. 81
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The immense and Increasing d,uaUd fur Ir. ~
Gonnsend's sirsdptrIlli h1s made IL n-c-sal'y ~
much Ia enlarge tie operation, ofsl1rufriUr- W
decimal srhstpuC,s pfr used In incredible orui''-'
h-d ~ ear Il ingredient requires :" bn 'i'rfr'f
accurately tested ne proyrt'ors have l"u0f b. 80
r"sshiE 10 place IL" c0mpnuudibg department 8
'A'fge OF cn'nucsn; abl spuGsIbie ,hrmis. -o'.
whose scicutifc rcEutat wti hc full eua''nir'
""tl'c cuc"'"ncs. ID. JAMES X. tHIl IGN :. y
sumed THIS Guly.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

To s"N'i inn .'ii"nIt wl, h. rrc'-.a'y ~ See 81
br. JAMES H. CbiirGN',t ERIItif rae ~
.rhpIirr ~ each huitie
ny-Sob ~ II l. SPENCER, RuuanI anc b. b,
the principal hturritis and Cpurtrt NJ i'7'
Throughout The tullsd NiairE. tauadss a.
u Prnpri't0rs' "ilit- -e NASSAU SfRfff -
IL" 6u'dnr formerly occri pied blythe South iai =
Church, SeH Yofk = o"
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EECOliNfFNuATICNs.

iCe1iGcaie Of pr. Perry. Por,.m,uth.N.HA
a, . FoRTsA 0rrH, sHp'emher 70 80.
.hr y, Nonre Agent fsr Waite $ Fair Kes,0r-
Ht'"' -l'e"f Sir; ! deem it my duty 10 slate slne
it-f fs-pcciiGg The ipeyiiuia'le valu. Of Whi,s'-
n'Ir h'''iAitv S+yCrai yea q ago. sncr seyt.e
vi 81 81 - my wIir lost al uf her hair The scalp
iP"i'"' a. .a.e'l, aGd the ta- sIeS out harsh and
u"r''en, About yea ago ~ anu her rt II ,ick.
ness 'hs Lost ~ her hsifa srr,ui tiGt- and for
''s 'u- Mere ~as snVafsrt'y 90 acii0n IN the
'1'r' hf''r various q p'icsiians was Induced 80
~ The above mentioned Restorative and row after
We a." az lr~ bottles her hair has grown out as
L'1h T. as in''r"Hs, ard AZ beautiful color a. ever
rur'he'm"f-, Tor tong lime | haye been afflicted
"'h H.at1ifie aud other pains ia u,y head and
wave l,lhh Il he hest eHtcruul remedy have ever
's ear ihsfsfir. ch.eriuly recommend IL 10 sil
'"' ''e slNtcl ~ =. s'.'ye the best srice have
WV seH' Most rsspecifuily Nnufs
=, 4 FIERY " n
N'"'adt'gI - 9 WHITE las,' Nas. ~
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Notice

THE sto,khoid,t- of the Dandy Eank are
hereby notified that an assessment of seNrn
dollars and fifty cents upon each share Of the
capital stock has been lard, 10 he paid on the
3'h day Of Apiil, next, a, the Office Of }. Lap
ham IN DANNY.
BY order of the Directors,
JESSE LAPIiAM, President
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III. l.. SPENCER
AGENT Or THE
Mass Health Association.
OF SPRINGFIELD MASS,

VI SlhlHbf ] flD MASS..
With a Guarantee Fund Of SO. 900.
THIS Association is formed for the mutual
r"lci OF ITS members in case OF sickness or
acc rdept.
by paying 81, 80 in advance as application
tee, and the payment ot the deposit money
within thirty DAYS, cert icate of member,
ship viii be secured.
Rates Of Yearly Deposit:
H"twecn II and 80 wears of age,
;? 90 per year draws =! On per week,
oI ~ - = 90
90 g 90 &c
Between 30 and % years of age
Each weekly benefit equals iour-fflhs OF
the amount Of Deposits for one year.
f"r further particulars see circulars in the
hands ol the agents. Sub.agents wanted in
every town IN the county
Il J. SPENCER
Rutland, Nov 30, I-5J A.
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THIS Elegant
preparation Is
last taking The
place Il ali 9th.
er artic les IN
Use for restnr
ing and dress.
ing The HnIr
u prevents The
Han from fall.
Ing of, proinnt.
e. ITS growth.
removes daui.
run and restores
the natural ard
luhuriant grow
IN II the Hair
in al cases Il
badness. ltrl.
=" removesptin
aud heat 10 the
head. ami 1, A
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Presidential ElcctiouI.Lo

"tN' 'NSS and SAM HOUSTON are
spoken "fss Candidate. 20 the White Hou..
But hseon still continues 70 furni.h ,mb,.
'.oa' eand dates 20 Literary Fame ' m an
VIC necessary requisites far Uioec,.. a, ,hs
'sn VI the BOOB, ludlow. ~ q