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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30
fr~u ne Boston CJurist.
COALITION RESULTS,

Unexpected and unhappy results
from unnatural and unprinciplcd Goa
l.i,ons, have been common in all ages
Of the world.
The Free Soil Party" ESQ called
IN Massachusetts, seems LOW to be in
a dilemma, in some respect. similar to
that Of the woman in Samaria. whose
case j, 50 interestingly stated in the
Old Testament, Il Kings, 9Th chap,
ter.
"Ther2 was great famine in Sa.
maria; and as the King Of Israel
was passing by upon the wall, there
cried woman unto him, Help, my
Lord, Q King The King said unto
her. what ailetl thcc:' And she
answered, This woman said unto me,
give thy son, that We may cat him
to day, and We viii eat my son to.mor.
row. 80 we boiled my son and did
ca. him and ! said unto her, on the
next day, e;,c thy son, that We may
cat HIM: and she hath hid her SON !"
The durel party in the recent 20.
liical coalition have consigned the
man Of their choice to a temporary.
excrucia,ing, political death, accord.
Ing to agreement but the other par
~, like the cunning woman Of Sauna.
Tia, refuse to consisn the man of their
choice to similar fate. Help, O
King Of Eight heads.
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o. Mis,oCRI las at las. chosen
fESnr :, GEYLG. tWhig) L. s. SEN
ator for six years IN place Of Col. Ben
ton (Dem.) suspended, after service
of thirty years--;he longest we believe
any man ever served uninteruptedly in
L, S. Senate.
The Col "dits game however, a,
he prociaims himself a candidate for
the House from St. Louis district at
the election 0! 1852.
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scr-r Il C,ans.-y G,oe,,'t Shop
BOY. fleAsc. .r. 10 tell me the I'm,
q da.
Grocer Tsel,c o'clock.
fExi boy, who rciarus in !rw tec.
onds, and sgAn Mqaires the time Of
day.
Groc.r. Did not tell you tia, il
w>s twelve & clock
Boy. Yea, sir. but that was fot an.
Other woman, and ,hl, is Tor my mother
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Maryland REFORM CONVENTION.

MARYLAND REFORM CoSvrsIIoN.
Annapolis, Jan 2iM The Reform
Convention adopted rule in favor OF
the clause in the Constitution, prohibit
ing tue Legislature from interfering
with the relation Of master and slave.
The Convention, by vote Of Il ayes
to 60 nays. decided against representa-
lion according to popuia,ion-thai bal
timore shall not have more representa-
tives than counties with one-ien'h OF
IN. population.
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.Saeei va 7sraa---The lIun,svill.
observation-disclosures 81 the i4,h ult..
says II is estimated TINT Mt les,
than 100 slaves have been brought into
this county and settled smong Us within
the ias, eight weeks. This is certainly
more than oor share I, canno, be that
every section Of IL State has received
sach accessons TO their slave popuIa.
ton If So. VIC are indeed draining our
sister States of ihcif nes'oes
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Real and Personal Estate
AT AUCTION.

NlLi be offered for sale q, uu ,l,c Auction
w "a February 9dth next At 3 O'Clock a m
Al The late I's dehee OF Wu.M ConLel! Rutland
deceased :hs foi!qwing rrDper,y. l. W.T.. The
aameslsai % the above situated % the stage
road, one 1i'e South e tho Court Hla.e co =
tanning shOu'oo acre. e exer,icst land hAv.
irg upon j, comfortable dwelling hou,- bsra
and out bV'id.nss-ss sufsb'y dividei iuto a..
age, Eaeadoss and pasture, aud 4. wei watrred
Also, oBe wood int eotisiEing - acre, si,us
Ted ore mile srulb-ss,--Is vel ~stered zHd
La GyoL Il an excellent sugar orchard
Sc, pair u otta. . COWS aiga two wear
ode tr;sther WITH o'lisr -tieles 30 nom ,t,.,
u iasuLotl- ISRAEL M.LONNELl
E3ccGt,-
Rati AI.l, Jan, 80 lE5l
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MURDER, H3cdtster, Y. 7. Jan.
27.--A man named John Everett,
murdered his sister.inlaw. u young
lady Of respectable family, named
Sarah Sharp, at tie town OF Pcpfeld,
last evening, and afterwards commit
ted suicide. lie leaves a wife and
SIX children. There are various ru-
mcrs. but no cause has yet been as
certained for the deed.
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Ehy@ Mr.. Calvin CLARK; Of Chelsea,
committed suicide, las. Friday, by
hanging himself with a strap, in his
courthouse. lie had been insane for
some tyo weeks previous to his death.
MIR. {. was man much respected in
the community where he lived. He
vas 50 years Of age, leaves a wife
and seven children.
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Valuable Information

I'UAT AZ BIcpA's Store, iUdl,w. Vt you
l can pur,ha-c im"i - Green Nluuuia,.,
a. ! Tor " ,<lurP "u'ii'r = e ra's. " ich NyIu
enable F"utr do the washing frr 10 IN tho
iap'iv. IN "" huHr. without Washing HoatG,
e Pounding Barrels. This Mixture vii 10,
lninrc c'pthc' and docs not contain Alcohol.
'"nlhome Turpcntine or Ammonia, aud il
exactly sim, ar t. tie soap Preparation charc-
cI 80 enormously for by city agents $50
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
fouid io,c tievtr
tIu- The rieci,
tpd TIME. endra,or
he Ilssi ~ tsta
No "tb,t i.e rSnfe
N,'h ti,is reaid messa,s
arl he ttea,ut.
We hsg a., cAAin.'
y, SPENCER hNs it.t rrc~i,ed she w.,
!. $40 sniid asset tu,rrt -; .ip>rt>, ever
'r'' 10 '-tsaori i.r. al old n,cn smd n,atr.,s
'"u's ",h An1 ma'd"ns, and the .uai! chiiirrD
eau imr ..is,dy, for those VT, come e., are
INV 'of'sd Jaw. ~ l-,i
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ssZ-The Windsor County AGricul-
,ural Society holds its next Annual
Far at White River Junction in
Hartiord.-It. Journal.
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W 30 ae,s rot l,'e tteh rgr a. tAs asl ~,
~ be t'ssf' n, ysylss 2 ito to- a.. o.,
t-erat'd f,'N St's. yea hate ar stite's thE
wi ,,si yon TIRE raeeths sna sh,~h - prefer
atie g. kees. or c.nsm-n. Of E,.h Skta. sod The
ehesi'-'I suA bet srtiele for ,stthas saaec. 81.
Ct offered tbs raa.ie. lc- .ale =,
hAtOSs ssiewN
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GS The day when swords shall be
beaten into ploushshares and spears into
pruning hooks, seems actually to be
coming. Behold the evidence
The Secretary Of War orders that
the commanding officer at each military
post shall, if possible, annually cultivate
II kitchen garden with the soldiers IN
der his command, to enable him to sup
ply the hospital and men with the nee
cssary vegetables throughout the year.
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I>Ht ,shs'r,bcr a..s far q. = ~ fs,rs .,io
! seiie Nes.lsss tssf -~,'s~ nan h.. d n
Nrros A'NHtspn4, -sAi t4fu, eors,.tt tfahrni
ANY, aces %; ~ ade~ ost lfirti acre. ..
rtstare, Ne, -fat ~ rurchatsf wy 90
s.--, sud hss m Atabds 1ec Of rvoI Ns'ttn..t.
different lsr. - 'ht ia'H vi ~ ,,asers ~ -.
tct'. Inc tsliinss arc tteT. "a ls..
hout, ArNt'v aSw twr larFc usrfA hst,.
80 hnu.v 81 A.. 'rhe ist'>.s pee, ,j,.,i, q,
'ftAt.s i,Ta Dam farm. a, = at b. t.,iA ~ {.
' ~ go lt.ce. saa test, Sic time y. - &C.
: ~ ptyi., rsssra.eN sttee ttit Suh 4 desired
T. rukVDtNr
Il 4t,. Isn ,sf. ;t
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COMMISSIONERS S1JlcE

90 IT, bNIkS ~ u t.
WE IT," subs"nbcrs being appointed by the
W lion. Probate tnurt Tor TIE Dutr'ct -
Rutland. Coma sSioncrs 70 rrcoi'c. e,lmi"".
and 80 Ut All claims and G.inihbf CO. % persons
gaiu-i lhc estate 81 Ben Sw'n Jhn.ou. l.i. -
'!I"N.uIrF, ~ and duttlct t,.-r'-i. r"i re-
so', tel m a,ttut. rac * munths r. N 10. tinth
u 81 ~ JtrnHry. iSil, Lelrg a.ip~rd bv .atl
court 'or iht' purpose wc q" thcfrt"re, here by
c..o rot"c t'nt ~ N,li attend 10 H." Dusiuess OF
our sad appointment 70 the dN-.IiD1 H"'.sr o.
Z fA.pr', na tic l}th tny o. July mex. 'r.in
/ o'cl.rh +. N.
l. ". GrrHNetY., tolrml..
fm .Hulok t,onrrs
Shrewsbury, JaU & 1854.
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" UDLI..h bDCDS
tho yrtscf ! utter ti,tfc-.re st ODER tirn s,
Great - !.ct4 sr hruH former tfircI. y :
ut .ur ir.rr4. = d ~4,tep4 atr &, got 81 @Es
tb.agl o. that loo icy ned "I'y @.ll a4i -
.,rt IT, - .u!s nt.i ~ "a sGt-I't-+ ih7t .
ptir,s ,ho! b. sa',s.act. ~ a. not ~ Si.I ist
is;y tlfln f"r itriF trouble
wevlu.s as. .,,7 e. ihvfe Indebted 70 % ~
N.i- - ss-ouLt oi lire ~ 4th,' eta 81 's .Ea'
~ rr. q. a r,.u AErictt jet 81 ;li, ans. sr4
relieving .tvti. ,,ffl n. Ira
rsIs,srs Pea, call early ~ l. 49, srt dan
GASRu.t Z WEEKS
Is ( sfr DOS Jan. J.. iS3i lGE
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TlRMERS, LOON At THiS!

iitE-9~-- Ia G Be- uli,'T ~ at-J ef ~ ~ val
'Hf ''l'i". t'i't. y tt,t tsIf r. Ssa, 10
'"vi' ct sirf~ aTr laH't, p t- nltss zach
as '''C'e tS1t ai',~st' 81 e. "a. cod A.. l-tt at.
mai i.ut' ~ Met Strfs a. Ai0t Du - 70 ~ srt
IA" .itlh o. - nIt."d oH rn' APP o. suy
hi!.5, 81 s"st
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YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION

We would call the attention Of our
readers to the appeal Of a Member
in another column and take occasion to
express hope that it may be most lib.
orally responded TO, on the part of our
citizens. Asa general thing, those lee
lures which are most priced. are the
ones least profitable TO the Association.
and in some instances the receipts from
some Of our rcry best. have not been
sufficient to cover expenses. This is
wrong, and if we wish so useful and de-
sirablc society sustained in our village,
all should feel like extending TO it a
liberal and helping hand.
The Post Master General has cstab-
lshed new Post Office at North Clar.
endon, Rutland Co., Vt. Henry S.
Brown, Post Master.
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STATE OF ER.HONT, BE itreln, .,.orr-
District Of FJThaveu, IS { ed That al a prn-
bat" court holden NJ Castlr,un IN AN f,r SAID
district % the eth dsy Of Jan, : ID III,
Whereas the administrator Of FRANK Ian
Vaughn late ot Poultney, N sad district de-
ceased, have made application t. aid court
IN ariurg setting furih iier,in that II Is ne
cessary I" sell 50 much of the real estate OF
drscas' d. aswIl ra~- sbnut the som ot
: ~ -, frr the purq"s'' at paying the debts
against sad estate and the expenses OF al.
'a,u,s,ra,lnn, ana has ais represent ~ tha, a
par, # SAID renl estate cannot toe sold with
ont injury 20 those interested ~ the remain
der and pfayin1 "a "a court 10 lIc,nsr them To
sell the Whole OF the real estate ci sad de
ceased.
Therefore il IS ordered that the hearing
and deciding of sad application he at a ..
SION of sad court, 10 bc holden al Ca,'ripu
aforesaid, Oh the 18Th day @; aEthruary nrtr,
and that notice thereof he gwen IL all per
sons Interested, by publishing Il copy OF the
record of this order three weeks succc.s,Scly
IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
al Rutland IN thls state, PIevieus 10 tho tame
appuint,d Ion sad hearing.
irIe copy Of record,
Arnos ",SsrE, Judge
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FAMERS, READ THIS!

81. I. u, r4rime,oa u rr'st,sn. Y. V in HI. o',,r
to ",.'rc ". N.'el,", t.rsa 'rsrn t;aGeos IN, ca.
" h'"t tartns fr - n"tur WIu, s,yd re ,t.pf =
tp uinu %. f,'ts F'st '.fs's,i'--, Psruf'rs "hH
hs,, '" ~ ~ u. "' 'f''''t - 1n,"""l y %
81 h'is'' ami iHis ~ In.i" so 10, srl- tirt
II h., o1f"' Io,r'r... ar' D. a coun"D r'ucei, fJr
Go9. Sr,si,.. y-.,.. Nf.e.-. C,"~r.,
Ho"t",.' ef ~ J''l' end t'-si i5ssss
Bet. '""'-"' g.. ,.s '!-4.. ..
..~' tr"t'7, sr''",r. i-nr5ors W'7dsn.s,
Foi I''', '1tsuf, GRADED Htti.. I,s.A
He.ai., Ta,-tsn. Scad Grads,
S-a'sht, ., G,sa.t, May, hl,r,.ai.~
BITES of '"'mai' t''~raI Pe'...,. B,,s
Pa's'.i N.r,os. irsc,s-, Cos,
nh.Hors, Rv,n, th.jiIam,. cAeep.d
Ha-f'. .er,!'rf., rslss Rr,ais.
Sc So sr.
And ~ ~. frc'' we 'a1, r',v are ~ rrmsrtsto
ihcl "mdi ifo'ah, tot L. 'rt', tAeeW b, uiosS VITO
have ireon- acquainted WIN II" on.
I'M. on stand" un''alri a. 'rm~ar tot horses, ~
hrn Discovered. Asa ',icnc' III II, rtrn, roruisrt,
urt" has aI'-na, hrtn every arrtot es.n,et,ta Il,
Caution the Public asains.
Don, r. pur.nadei 10 lntc ar,tptrs c'.. Win 80
i"omis- - ilsi rsd, s.. Trs b. fsrr," y apo.~
.nrn. r'ed dcHcrs "i"'c cons cncrs ~. r,trh $40
India ku'sr. and ~ho s'r ~ khdtr ,pA ~ ~
be-" e'l"sc' 'o Ne action oi 'ongv~
W MiRciIANI Inct,.r' n = .i'..n -, ,,,s .'', ~
Tho lo,il. and In his hand wiring over the ,ora
Az ot.rs addressed ~ ihc Proprietor will he rrc',TsN
Responded 10. "
Get p,mphlct ofihe Ascnt ana AHA, ~ond," are
accomplished by thc al ti,.- nint. Inc
Fold 10y ies@c t'c dcart, generally r Cnitsd staes
end Canada, also ~
u l.. spencer Rutland. u II Sshiu Willing
f'rd, iiu"t,r. Wcst fuuilncy; Dewey n Farm
ham t.. Pouttn., n. iiIi,ari. Dandy Cur
Lcrs, ~heion Br.il CT pawle,; &. e. Mich
OILS, ta'tj,,on, \. Airr. Ia,ihp,rn; iniho
JOY. Benson, T., & tri., sudbury. G. T.. tn."
& &" Htand"r; :. u. Nir,,ou, PittstorJ;
W Spcrry Dainty; Clark Gsy. Dottrt
'dIard, las R",er, &. Il. smith T,cou.
dor,ga Hammond u Ga trowu Point. ~
:. Wii2h:, Whitehall, q. Spragu,, Va
eenn's. { Wicker rvrth Fair.6urgl, Car4D
u Nrigh,, Orwell
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DISSOLUTION

THE CoPsrtnership heretofore cIsuni
U nosr tie tirn Of Bsrne, s Elliot, ~ ih,s Gs!
by muiusi consent dissolved. The book
= vi aoeo 0nts ale to be xuled ~ wm )
barnes
VIZ = B.nsI.,
" 7 ELLi0r.
Ro,ss6, Dee q. $50. avJ'
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IN and after Mnu1ay, January 20, ioii Express
~ Tam leaves Burlington n, : o'cluok A VI
Accumulation Train leaves Burlington al Il g.,
T, II.
Passengers BY Express Train will reach Bos
ton ut p. m, Troy , p. IN ard New \ ork city.
via Troy or Sprr gted, Of ! - /. m ,amo day
or via Worcester AT 5 a IN o. llv 70 inwir-.
Passengers b. aco"rnmo,l ton Tram, viii
reach E",tnu AZ : "'c'uck =. "a. next day. Troy
At 7p NJ. same day. and s"h.sectady in season
TO take evening Express train from Albany to
Buffalo
Passenger. from Mo,,rcnl ari Ogdcnshnrrh
will take stag AZ lampia.n lodge ~ PATS
burgh, thence by steamer saganHc 10 Burlington
IN sea, Oh 10 take rSpre~s tran. al 6 a. u.
RETIRNiNG,
Arrive at Bur pgt'u at ) u. m. by Express
rain Thence up II arrival o. ears, hv steamer
Slr1nac 10 Port Kent aud Fl7t, .hurgr. aud take
stage 4 thanplnin ac't rorninr IN seasnn TOR
Express traIn to Oglcusburgh or stages to Mon
ucal.
Tckcg to Boston, New York. Troy. BL1to.
and all iu,erme da,e siatiOns, can he p!g,ur, al
the Ticket Office, or ot the AGENTS
l.. Bi6ELDW, Superintendent
Burlington, Jan. II, lSol. 3tf
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ONO LlclsLATtDr.-Cv IHJw,
Jan. 2ih.--i cStcrday. Il resolution was
passed, by So to |. urging Congress TO
improve the Ohio, Mississippi, and Mis-
souri, rivers, and 10 improve the harbors
of the Western lakes. Another was
passed, .,';Ag Congress to increase our
commerce TO the Pacific, by railroad or
otherwise. A portion Of the Democrats,
and Of the press, opposed the resoln-
ton TO the last, but the votes are fair
indication of the views Of the Legisla-
ture on this subject
ISCoNyExlESr IIAsTr A clam
merchant, meeting one of his own fra
,erni,y the other day, hi. pony might he
considered as beautiful specimen OF
an e9.,me skeleton, demonstrated with
the owner, and asked him if be ever
fed him. " Ever ieed him, come now,
that's good 'un" wa, the reply; "he'
90. a bu,hel and half o oats at home
nov, omiy he ant no time to eat 'em!'
POLITICAL ABoLlTIoSISM.- Henry
c. Wright, an Abolition emissary,
who has been lately On q cruise
through some Of the Western states,
whites from dublin, Wayne county,
Indiana, as follows -
The Free Soilcrs are here, as
elsewhere, doing little or nothing to
revoluIionize the pro-.lavery sentiment
Of the state. They are watching the
other two parties, to see which will
make the highest bii for them, Tia,
is all"
: The truth, for cnce, We have nC
doubt.
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STATE OF VERMONT ne !, ,,u,m.

STATE OF VERMONT DE i, ,emcm.
District # Ru' la"d..s ID trrcd tina, IT
n >l'c'ni session ~ ihc I robe C"u,t oi the
sand istrjct Of fut and held! Il tl,nl inrpd
tor sn,l District, on the sth day ol January,
y. 1871
prc.cn' Non Harvey Eu,ton, Jud.,
Whereas, Moses Perk,n. executor Of The last
viii ard testament Of Joel Green. lat. of Wal.
Ii gt"ri IN stid b,,rici d,rcu.c,l tttHtr, ha,
'hi~ day maie npl iirnti"n to the said Probate
Tout pro nsing = rriItrr an arcouut oi ms
| .Wini-trliiun 81 the estate q: the .aid d,,,ss-
ed
therefore, II i orl.r dby ,,ii Court, that
IT," 'tImiun'i"n al. eHid account tor uIluw,Lrr.
and decree of ia" residue 80 said STATE ur 81
the hainnc, nt asset, fund ~ the hands of sad
EAccHioT on the rtndi'i"n Of said account To-
the Pcts'n' emitted thereto" be aud tucy Ltr,.
T. are referred T. a 'tatci erosion Of sand Court
- BE- h",I ~ ~, f'nrc "f a., Register az sald
Cart or tho IT. Mrudrv ir,ue the 81 drv ~
i.hruary, Il lS1I, ani 1T i.i.c. tl,trn.
v" glN"r h' l"hI-iIuE ccrtlb.d copy oi ~.
tcco'i - thu order, three N,..s -a .,...',
prev ia t!,ret", it, t.. EutIaud iIcraI4 anew -
Iar'r rt.ut'l 4, >Hil EIt 1,,l. D ,rdor tiit all
trs 30 'ni"rc''ci therein, MY then and 'hr'e
arrorr before sn,d Court, 'ui uLIcrt t. thral
iuvnro. 90 sad account, i losau, .! cree #
th"N .,c cause.
\ TIN. c.f! of r.ror'
HENRY HE'LL Eet,.J.t.
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TALLoW
FOR sale ny 20. r SELL.
WANTED

TO fnrchose quaj,tiiv ~ 2 :. ar ;
and ,nch White Ash Park also . = and l
inch nak Plank y l. ROBBINS.
Rutland, Jan. 90 1881
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CLOTHING,

GENTS furnlshIng Gnris. Gaps, Trunks
aud |al'scs, Just received and for sale hy
y /. BELL.
Rutand, Jan y. ISL.
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Now EfIlc PRINTS

RECEIVE ED and for sale ty
ID r. BELL
Rutland, Jan 81. ISL
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oxYoMArrn urrrxRs,

GREENS ot,ssnsted Batter, e., pvsrtr
" .aa, Ac 7ks mfjtStne rAccis 81 e,hsfs -
{, es eAry SD needs 10 tou,tAs'ic tafsr -, /
II, The Ai' tni % nt~'rsIer 10 tetald qesh.
tee, which uttsr belonged 90 q
CsAs Etn-
Ettlsna, Jan. IL iSSl
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RARE CHANGE gPLENpID
SCHEME
nNNLL.N GOONS

HAVING determined t" p .InGai.h our 5u,i
i I,..tn fiAIru.ul tine C. ii. g. : sImm,r ~
s..l q. o. y-g a.. ...4r ttsrE g.!
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IE"NY L!ND CANDY, f,r.a,, b.
y orFssss
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New Books.

JANUARY 1851,
N-OHD- WORTH : P.cu, Goli,mt'h'. d.
w lioman's i. : OF. DO. Bs,k o. Anr
mT's Boz rf Bril-, &c, II l. SPENCER.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30
Toys, Toys.
1851.
ALMANACS. ALMANACS.
WASHING FLUID

by The Gallon NJ mach less rate than b
- the BotlIe--iot sale By
- J. ROBBINS
Jan -. ISL,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30
HOPE.
PAIN Err.
" f,NG RC Nh NJ

Hast . haste, TO Rscons Siorc,
l)"Alc' n Rrks and auc,en, lrrr
lows, Irnk"t', ard i'u th,nrs more.
Al the sign 81 The Book Over the door.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-06
WINES I. WINES Ii

TUST seccissed rer Shir Alexander, direct nom
Ei0o boxes ordinary table elarut. s
50 do liue assorted Wines 81 supcrior quality
xlich an Chateas L.afite, Chuteau Margsux. fiaat
Bsion, csmiesw. l~xpe}lle, StsI En,ilion, HSt. Es-
stphc, Larose; "a Mission, 81. julien, Chaleaa
Latonr, &c. &cs Sc.
50 Roxes, White Winc, Hsut, Santcracs, Haui
Barsae, Graz s~l,perfne Muscat u Lunrl and
iFrvnslsnsn, AtaIveisiu. &c.s
40 boxes sursfiiue Absinihc.
40 4 Kisch.
The undersigned has just received several
casks II C.srrt which IL Il about boiling, and
which hc win deliver hi purchasers.
Bar keepers, MeirisSeapers, and the public
generally arc Invited 10 saItto make arrangements
% have their Wine delivered b them,
July 26ys ALIEN. BoNNECAzE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-06
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-06
Lcvces! Lerccs!
'fN COPPER AND SHEET iron
Ware mi "a ctorys

m ME subscgibcE worker, IN Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron, wpGlt respectfully
inform his friends andthe pablo generally, WI
that he continues to carry on the above business
Ia All Its brachess al the Same sold xtaudss Corner
III Church and Maia' street. where III will To hap
pys ID receive those awhomay wish Ia homer him
Mish ,thcir ratranegas he has always on hand 1
Hue assortment Of bright and ~japannad tinsware
which he wills sell as cheap Us can be bought niyv
where. Wholesale Or retail Cutters and spplllass
made and put up ID shs best workn,anlike ulaAn
pcr. Also, Bath tubs, hap bath tubs. hangs SOil
CanssaS,cve Pipes, he Is also prepared ~
t1s& make Or repair Sheet Iron, b~Ficfing scape
sspipe steam 2piPss ssbply liAeH St ~
ncatncss and despatch Alforders from the cohns
try With promptly ATTENDED 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-06
BE Ye Fruitful and Multiply

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-06
Il.a1' WAl Al1Il.I n
nrrERs for sale aHSss f~Htsohipaaian Med
GlaSs Warei

UST received per ssehlnef Huekeyc from Pitts
burg a very extensive, anssQytmeut Of Glass
Ware, consisting Ii part ef latest style Glasscs,
Vases, Deemftrrs Salrceaarsa Casters Solar rhiui-s
ncys. Coblu,s kse, SEE Al R0NNlaCAzEss
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