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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS and

SUPPLIES October %, I85i.-TO b lLDEkS.-
sealed proposals val received az the oifoe d the r.
= ssiCner OF Rerairs ard Sugplee basement 20 rev
20 Esil MI FRIDAY SOg. 7 az y O'Clock VI a.
Sb;b tine tter viii BE- publicly opened Tor the EREC-
TIgN ~ a BUILDING jy-h-st, be reen the 81 and
- vs. AID Buldng 20 be occuQ ed Police station
HoUsr m tie XXX ward. buiders VII estimate Tor the
l,as1 aud Carrener Work separately al and speci-
fcafou OF the BUILDING req1ued AID al information n re
tsTd thereio can had q tie once o. ne 81
81 Pegairs 70 Public Budngs No. % elizabeth - Bl1nk
egf'rlftes VII bc furnished n either otice Bile
oruioner reserves lie nght Ct Fsectns an r. any u
ths estInafcs leemla y tle interest % tAe t9ii~
tor. WI AD--h9 INNS l.''.r,e.
~ .l.-t ~ o-Y----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
vROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART-

rKOTON AQUEDUCI DEPAk :
NNFNT Oct A. lGJI-Publc Notice Is hereby gwen
that further per centage VI Ten per Cent viii be added
all unpaid Water Rents for 1851 on the met DAY OF MO-
ard that unpaid rates )r 1850 Will be received
al tins oice I'll tie first Of January next, after which AL
property charged upon which the rates then remain un
na3 or the YEAR 1880 will be advertised ard sold under
the direction Of the Controller ,, ~.
RIfO L. HANLEs keefSltI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

CORRECTION We are requested to state
that the name of A. Mayer printed in the list of pas
sengers by the ship Iiemione from Bremen should
have been A. w. Thayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

CORPORATION SALE.-Pu5'ic no-
O''i -. tia. a s.Ir vii take place 81 Ehe
pTpIIc YARDS On wADN EsDAf ,ss q, IN. ,,,,,ss
such SOoi, - - ne Cl,r a. ENCC JRANIkS aAd
H., ~, ,srr.nei the YARDS ~ 70 m :, ~ n -
Der IssIps. sals Il J, k :, ~ 1oi,
"' ssNyIVANUs GEDSEf. SapefmIeiiae-' u s''ee''
Ne. -Y1Tk, y > ..-,a rVIo. lie Tth nj
i t . -. L1ag AL ,l.ce. sfLHANUs GEDsEf
SNT>' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

COST THE LIMIT OF PRICE. BY STEPHEN PEARL
ANDREWS. l2mo, PIP PA VIM ]. Baner.
This is the second number of series OF
tracts by the author on the Science Of Society,"
As a contribution toward the solving OF great
problem il deserves and Will no doubt receive, the
attention of thinking men. Every attempt to she'd
a clearer light on prevailing social incongruihes
should be welcome. We do not believe that N.
Andrews has discovered the means. OF emerging
from the present chaotic state but the principles
which he suggests may lead to important consequent
ces They certainly form ali element IN the pre-
marathon which is TO pioneer the way for great social
changes.
The work is introduced with some sound crlI-
cisms on the functions of Political Economy and
Ethics The former science is accused Of regarding
human beings merely as instruments foT the produc'
of wealth, irrespective of the welbeng OF the pro-
ducers instead of inquring into the methods OF ac
cumulating and dispensing wealth IN order 70 insure
the highest degree Of individual development and
general happiness II is destined TO fall into dsre-
pute, for want Of a true humanitsry AIM Nor does
the science OF Ethics come with more legitimate
claims 1t nculcates the duty of submitting to the
evils OF false social relations Each ofthese sciences
mus, give place to the science of Society, which
treats Of all the Interests of men growing out OF their
connection with each other.
Mr.. Andrews then proceeds TO define the main
principle of his work that cost the only equitable
standard Of price understanding by cost the amount
of labor bestowed on the production of value This
doctrine illustrated at great length, and supported
Nv series OF forcibe arguments. Whatever opln-
ION may be formed of the success of the writer IN
making on, his case, no one can call IN question the
fairness OF his reasoning. or the ingenuity WIN
which he sets aside the difficulties Of the Director
We trust his work VIII be read by all who are inter
es,ed II the inquiries TO which i, devoted. They
cannot fai 10 derive gratihcatioH from Its perussl
though they may no: ne convinced by Us arguments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
EROTON AQUEnUCT DEPART

4 ROTON AQJ EnUCT DEPARE-
Y MENr 10 CONTRACT RS Scaled proposals;
endorsed Proposal fr huc ne Sewer IN Bridge s. VII
be rtceyod the Office of tie Croton Aqueduct Depart
ment, (lSotulda Park until MONDAY, the 10th day Of
November 1851. al o'clock, Il, 20 bGd SEWER
with the necessary REG WING BASINS aud CUL.
NfRrs ~ BRIDGE ST, from state 10 Whitehall s.,
being length about 29j feet The psn Of the Sc yer and
for the building Of the same and all other
information relating tho eto be obtained on apphcs
on L. the Contract Clerk at this Office Ne~York oct
% 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
O3O 10, OF the CTOtOn Aqueduoi Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

EOkPORATION MOTTO Il. Public
notice il hereby given that petitions have been pre-
senied II the BoaId of Aldermen. f'r SEWER m IhiR-
TY r FOURTH ST, between 9TH aud 5th avs. and Tor
RECEIVING BASIN and CULNERi at The 5. +. corner
OF Delaney and CHRISTIE SIS. All persons inter-
ssted objections thereto requested u presen'
the wuthg, stating then extent oi interest To the
Contract Clerk at tins Office or beloe Nov 8th, 1911
Crston Aqaeduct Department, Oct % 1901
osO NICHOLAS DEAN, President,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

4 KUTUN AQU EUULI UEFhKI-
" MENT TO CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals
Endorsed Proposal for building Sewer in AVenne r."
viii be reCcytd al the cce OF the CToton AqueducI De-
parncnt tRo;unda, Park until MONDAY the Sd dn Of
November. 1881, o'clock. y. NJ TO build SENER
with the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and Gull
VFRTS, in AVENUE from lilh TO near th-ss.-oeing
in length feet The plan ot the Sewer and spec
caiions for the building the and all other nior
nator relating thereto be obtained application TO
the Contract Clerk at this oceNew York Oct "a. 1851.
NICHOLAS DEAN
OBJ i0t President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that petition has been Pre-.
s,n,sd in the Board Of Aldermen for SEWER
m FIRST from l2h 20 18th 81 All persons Interested
having objections thereto requested TO present the
same IN writing stating their extent Of interest 70 the
Contract Clerk at this Office, before Nov -Croton
sSS iSt NICHOLAS DEAN, President. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
V. ID. PaiD,crs Selection of Rules for Business
Men.

Men.
Establish yourself the broad aud sound bass Of .atsg
Itv.
fSs the they open u all.
Calculate the probabilities Of the future increase M
multiply the means Of information.
To compete successfully with yOuT neighb0r participate
N the facilities afforded To go ahead
Confess rcgard to subjects IN which yos are
uniformed listen and learn
Keep the mnd on the means. rather than the object
Take advantage Of mOdom aCnItles and accomplish -
a single Jay required weeks months. years.
formerly.
Don't depend upon your own lungs aone-nse the uass
Ofthe Press.
Consider the causes of the good standing Of sovs and Tie
decline and ii H want vi Of others and regulate
your conduct accordingly
II your means with your ends pursue those eaAs
which suit with Your means
Reflect what yOu and hear Set mind ut wong;
reason with cad0f weigh well and consider for yOurssn;
decade and act.
Treat your your friends b. serving ths N
the test manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEBATE

4 NKUIUN AQU EUIVI UTI wv
y MENT TO TRACTORS Sealed Proposals
indorsed Proposal for building Sewer IN Broohe- -
will he received N The Office of the Creton Aqucdnci De-
partment, (Rouuda. Park, until THU RsDAf the ON dy
OF Ney 1901 at O'Clock NJ, To build SENER with
the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CULNERTS,
in Brocnes from Crosby 10 and through Elm 70 near
length arOuf Co ect the plan 81 ths
Sewer specifications the building of the and
al other information relating thereto, be obtained on
application the Contract Clerk, at thus office New
Yorl Oct 25 1851. NICHOLAS DEAN,
n2f Int President the Croton Aaneduc Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
v. b. PALMER'S COLUMN


MANKIND, IL is said, may be divided
~ inis three distract Glasses tkos~ wAs ~, e -
eofn 70 abandon error, after convtisn tAsse -
are - g4hbe rs 20 b. easily deceived and those wke -
advantage -
II svery ascut connect the aged ana 70 induce -.
pie To adopt true principles ~hs revere the eo In ~krA
they have grown graz.
Philosophy wlslcsa and liberty suppsrt one .no,.er h
who WI hos teA>a 70 tanaic he VII, cAans, rsAssn
\ fool he who dare not reason slave :
Industry vel directed VIII glyr a maa . es,,,..s.,v
few yeaTs The greatest industry mapplied : usslss
The shortest ard suTest way 70 live with hsasr n -
lie who never changes any Of his cpiaoss asvsr CO.
reefs any OF MS MISTAKES
" Perform f3arlesSly " hat yor belvs "a De night"
" Heaven h.ps those who heD themselves :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
V. Is. PaImer's Hints for Business Men.

The door to wealth, respecabity, influence and hsaw.
Is thrown vide open 10 all
lie who negccis advertising only robs himself of In
r ads anages but bcsiOws the spois on s wiser rvAs
he who adyertses udciousiy and extensively ca. sosa
T. sell letter advantage than he who does
because he adopts the correct means TO multiply hes
number and secure 70 himself much larger amount of sgs-
ness lie who does the laTges. business can de al NE
smallest er-ccni0gc Of profit
b, death or removal but he who would build up business
now must be like the time and improve the advantages
4 offers.
nor communicate by telegraph u " 10 close ones eyos 70
tie light and nss living IN perpetual darkness Al
individual may this al his own cost, but community,
The man VINO refuses 70 advertise his business in effect.
eonsses ncspscy and defeat aud retreats " tho resf
c1tmrson and eircumspecton should he ersrci.e< b
the selection Of places and choice mado VI the pspess
bet adapted 10 the pursuits Of advertisers a,
Usde 70 speak Of the cost OF advertising A. an spsa-
nsntaS well might object 20 tho cost OF sheitefhs -
goods protecting Them from thieves, Or dealing them 'as~
continual perseveung adyerlank tn. subject DO s ~
adapte t. the and wants Of the public sure -
.taure Of well aimed adherence continued system
o. advertising ever falling Of success
Not many years before the large COMMERCIAL
1egs ii he country vii cocenrat IA the hands VI one
tenth II the present number u I0oDen IA popofos
man BY which this great and beneeeens ,h4ags 70
he effected are varOuS but chief among them sdeerse
gnc two or three papeI nor even -, u ALL ~ .
circulated journals VI Nc Vaos re0o" whence esss" a.
Hrsd ,....-....-.
pared 90 What and inevitably will be. -.
TIE merchant who ha- reasonable smoant 81 es.sP
and his bus good shape far better ah0fd 70 NJ
ysrf - fo the amOf, Il $1,000 year than any less sum
Those who take hold u ts mighty engine al an essiI ~
and weld with JloHcaf and decifon. VII MAKE yd ~
tpslg While those who NEGLECT viii sec tben nusncS
epaois and Deft J. must 0e setlsa hss I'M, . x
the foel0ck vl Leave the negiecifd A1 d'uD 'u'
o sight behind u. . -. - . ,.xaI..
to- m trade by driving thousands % tic cay us -.
II ard cogcciiiare brsness ~ tne ha, ,t "a ~. ma
-, l. ~ is.1 and kecy o. Cnil~ WIN ms NC wv
f e..F ~ credit and one hfh u those no. -
.L.-l. .LL-ce " do me Mn0le. any vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
I b. PALMER'S American New,

spafef NnbscfIptlnh and Adv-Ttlslnx Aeenrv
NEW -YORk-Tnbuae Buildings
BOSr-N-Scollays Building. Coun-srr~<
PHll~DELPHlA--NM corner Thir sad Choptnst.
Embraces most If the best Commercial, Political Reti-
sous. Literary Scientific. Congressional Lsgslxtive Re-
forusto. and Agricultural Journals Prices Cureat 30
IN the lued States British Provinces SC for which hs
the duly appointed Agent and for which he = specially
thozcd by the PDpretoTS 10 receive and RECEIPT for Sub
scpons and Advertisements. thereby Attending every IA
cy for the transaction OF business with the best and
towns IN the country
q Having no connection with any other perssa n thas
Agency. all orders shOuld bs specially directed 20
palmer
TIiE psTsS- TIE po'rer o. siad orr mad vA.cA ~sv
y mxllr ~ aeeasifel, %
The New York herald., 1851-12-25

Prom the Morning Chrsnicle. December
The news which ve have received up 70 this morning
when carefully sifted 20 exhibit the complete
nees, rather than the qualified character, Of Louis
but The want Of heart manifested In erecting and
tending them may be- taken the measure of the neli-
ration resist the ,ustien ef the Faubourgs
Had there been armed OPPOSITION at all, We might
have imagined that nsction The resource OF men
Who waited their opportunity whereas there can nov
b little doubt that Il be result Of indifference The
repubhcan lssder though appealing 70 the people both
IN se hsms q the laws and of socialism have been
sbs create etunut a the smallest noment. few Of
tnsir nunbeT who forward risked their lives
without encourasensnt and lost them without fruit. It
eesEns even 70 y admitted that they made mistake In
wearing ne tcNis Which belong 70 them representa-
uvts of The people We some time since expressed a
doubt whether complex propositions could be rendered
intelligbe 90 rrobs and " 10 clear In this
thai the vorhen could BOT comprehend how the esu.e
o. liberty could be Identical with th.t of an A.ssnsy
which they had been taught 70 regard ~ utterly n MI
h difficult 10 tstisfy that the fall Of the French Lsgs
sture deep the dscredit into which 70 had sunk
s nsverthelet, the crosDng dfaster Of our age and
generation.
NJ would be foolish and unreasonable 70 deny That
there are nstersl advantages Of the first order to
balance the moral and political dsorsspiz ston -h IN
connects eI with The ruin Ct the Parliament Steel
snd eunpowder. dropped suddenly into the kissing
and buDbing vase have changed the struggling
elements into q foTmless and inorganic, but
plastic and highly ufeful pTecpitste The great
sad terrible eventuality Of next spring has-viih
stasver amount o treasonahle vioeDcebeen set aside
y The stroke q the Presidents arm There will be
then been enjoyed since the properous days Of the
rsigr snd ps7 shortly have The psnegvriets q
the pointing setvity ooasmsrc.
spd ls rspsvA VI eepfdtEee IN neDssAsy snsaSs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
STATE OF VERMONT


Nl'pH'h lN'tH,
Albert Worcester.
Horace " orces,.r.
JOHN RroWnA Wne
Hannibal Worcester, Ru,lard Go Count
liora''o Worcester, | Scp,pu,b,,'vr,uI-,,
Waipcc Worcester,
Mara Worcester
John J. Worcester,
Eunlce Worcester,
Plea ri tafoadHf bv,L,a comp, tn,uc ila'
john y, Worcester. licensed, ~ has h;,. ilr,
on the uih April, ~ for the consideration
Loi five bundled doliin conveyed to Henry
To"cr certain tractor pafcri Of land, lying
aud being N Clarendon 10 SAID county ol
Rutland, described az follows: Br"iintnr
/ at a state and stones Sanding on the sou,i,
lue OF the highway = here the town line
crosses the ROAD, theme North a. Ea.. ~
rods Oh the road 10 a stkc and stones, ,n,rcc
North 90 Last - rod or the highway 10 y
stake and stones, theme South > West 30
) RODS 10 a stake AID atS's, ,houcc North q ;
East q rods 10 Il Juhf,n's yves, linc thence.
South 3" West ~ ros TO the town inr.
thence Yves, 3 Ndr,l,J rods on the toNn
line To n stake ana stecs, thence North b
East Is rods 10 tic fr mentioned bounds
containing 10 acres l. rods, hc the same
srs wc-c C,ro fran o,Inc,,,,hr,,c,s . pa '',
w,,ran, and t,f.,d so sa,n" o. %, ""' -
oI,,'n. ,''J d','',r', '''''u "s''">' az
premises the said lleIt, on the lst Novcm
,,l, 49,, ,,, .s,a" paw. ''"
~ ~" - ~, ', ,nn ee - ~" "n w, 'S'
ss,,,o ,,,,,,r,s.. r. H., u,n, ~ 49, ,no
ra"'p pa,n','a W ,n '1nn ~ ~cu'r l'
i.c, ,hc .,,J IT., o, a. an,i' AZ, i,.n'
oI,;n,ad % ,l,n ,,,J S,phn,, I"'-
c,,,,, cha, -, tho limo 4 ,ho n,,,,,
/ s,,d ,lsrd la, ,b. e,;d L., y g. g.,
Henry ,hn .nid rro,,,s..l,oro o., Co., r..'',,
ali ,nCun,,3,,~rs hut ti,,,l,a sad ,,,,n -
( ~, ,bc JJd March j-DI N ,,a,,.-,.,,d :,
s,,d rr.,n;s,s ia Houi,n ,rb-,ii7 -. -.
,h,. nrrf'rmanrcn an cr,to cn",r,,, ,,,,,I
,t, b., Navel i-3I ,n nld e., ,I,o -,
non,'o,, 1in ,cd, nc .to,,,.atl h.. Tho ~,
%,vc,nhrr ,hc, ,c,t VIA, III, I'D ,,i,,,
n noy.r ,,.,,or,,,cd -, liz, ,io,., n,r ha
IN. nyac,tmr mr. ,d,,;r,s,rsr i.'.',
I'D 10 sa; ,,,o,'.s, ~ '',',
;J a,,.,I ,,,,o,,s, "a i
i,,,aI, ,t..anr .rh,,a,,, ,,,.i ~. .'
,I,.',,,,I pauhc, n who'd I,
a.'..,,',.., ',,',,,., ,n,. In.,>,,'..ha,, w
-'.I +, ''I.., 90" 49,
Ci. WYNN -. .,,,n A ,'., .. ~ ''',N
',a,cr,.., and ,,., or mr, l'y ,," 49,,
.T,,.,I,.',,. .,,.,.r.,l,.rsls ~ ~: r',,,,'.'.,
..'''', ,,,, - ,,' * " i" 49, ,', ''."
And ,l,, ,i;'. sad ,,l,,mis j., ,,. 49,, =,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
Franklin HOtl,

'ViiE. snhsnrihrr7 having rurcha,1 this Old
L aa1 well known c.tlhii.hmcrt, nd having
thoroughly repaired AID !urUislS the same,
are now ready t. wait upon such of ,cir friend p,
and the public a. may choose to icome their
guests in their visits to Rutland, cher on bust
ness or pleasure.
Parties will at all times be wIcd upon Mt
short notice
Stages run daily from this Housoo and from
Clarendon SpriYgs and the guest.f the House
will at all times find carriages readiness
to convey them to AMI from the orot, GU the
arrival Of each train Of cars.
Hpr-c4 and carriag at ell tics IN rrnl.
mes. fer the use OF their customers
PRATT g. 'OSTER,
Rrtand, July ?. 1850 2j.tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE .MhRKE EFT
DECE MBER %.

At Market l02o Ca'tlc--nbou, 200 Dccvcs
and 500 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen
Cows and Calves, Ye0rlIngs and ) years
old
PrIors .Narkd Besf-Extra. S57j per
cwt Is, quality, - 30 I'd do 50 90, Sd do
50 90.
BarrrIip4 Co'c-No sales.
HdeS-;Sj 90 per cwt. Thioar-5 20.
SroRfs- Horhing Oren-Sjo ~. 80.
cars aud r0ires So, u, 30
Icrr'ngS--S1. a II.
Iico Vans Oid-Sl0, l..
1hrce YcarS Oid--li, %.
Aheep aHd Ldu,bS -2j9l at market Extra,
- ~ 500 4 : 90 By lot, 81 30, . % "a -
Sa~iat- None
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
RUTLAND VILLAGE.
CORPORA NOTICE.

The legal voters within the bounds Of the
Village Of Rutland are notified that the an
nu-l meeting of The corporation will be held
at the Court House on the thirteenth day Of
January A. ID, ISL, at e o'clock afternoon,
for the purpose Of
-. Eicciins officers tns the year ensuing
2d, Providing for laying out new reads
and streets
3D. Assessing ,a.cs 10 defray the expo n
SEES Of The village.
9th, Providing for better supplying the
village with water.
jth, Abatng nuisarces, &c.
And tor any other necessary business
+. W. HOPKINS, Cierh.
Rutland 23th December, 1880.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

TIE CASE OF DUNDAR,-Thc Al.
bany Evening journal learns that
"Dunbar's brotherin,law visited him
Yesterday, to inform him that the
Governor had, after a careful cxami
nation Of the testimony, determined
not to interfere with the execution OF
the sentence. He exhibited intense
emotion when this intelligence was
communicated to him.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

ApIJAu LARHrp. After giving
bail at Charlcstown, Mr.. larred
bought sleigh, harnesscd his horse
and demanded Of the bank officer;
the very tools with which he hal rob
bed it. They demurrcd. but upor
his threatening law suit, thought
best to deliver them to him, and he
drove eft. Was ever Justice in TIL,
humor wo0ed
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
SHOULDER COFFIN I!

We have but one more word to say
now. Nothing but union can now
save the South. the Union, the Con.
stitution. That must now be on the
Missouri line. II rs an issae Of tJc
and death. For one. are are prepar.
cd 10 march up to sc 80, ~iM our
cctf. On GER tack. lIIo qoes eritt
as t--Chnrlest3n Evening Ncics.
L strikes US. that wouldn't be a
bad uniform. Imagine about a thou,
sand South Carolinians draw W in
line. preparatory to march, and the
commanding officer giving the order /:
"Teuiion Battalion Ground arms
Handle Collins '--Prcscn, CofFins
STEADY - Right Dress - Back
Cutiins - Shoulder Hoo - Forward
march What a jolly looking si-h;
it would be, and vha. martial emotions
it would kindle up, 1t must have
been somewhere down South that the
follorin. military ode was CONF oscd
which should be got by heart by these
I famous fellow:
/ i wore Bill Nertins w,g
When uain'c, when lt'a,at,
sose R,a M.rrus~
When FAMED,
wore Bill Martins wig.
Twas tx lGp very nIg;
Add ! lei, dsrnanion b.g
When trained
Bsfsio CsnTiSr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

O. W learn from the i. Falls
Hamdard that Capt. ISAAC SILsBr, OF
Charles,owa. n. H.. came 10 a sudden
deaih on Tuesday last under the most
Distressing circumstances;
lie was on his way from Manchester
VI, 10 this place, 10 join a family Christ
mas Gathering a, the house OF hrs daugh-
;rr. Mrs. iiaPgood; and on erossin
the mountain in Peru, found his way
o-'nnletely blocked up be the trench
d5as drif,s made by the recent storm.
All 'ha, is vet known here, a. that he
came with his horse and harness 70 a
farm house, threw the tug over the
Lor~c's back. commenced bleeding al
Tie mouth, tell to the ground, and IN
"a minutes expired He had probably
got in'o drifi and in his exertions 10
se' ont, burs, blood vessel.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

awe invite tLr attention Of 'ur fc92'rs
10 the advertisement of .3ytrs Cherry Pscto-
raj, IN the cplamn. of our paper, as rcfne-
DIS OF the FRET Importance to the community.
The certificates Published ii is favor arc not
WIDELY cclcbrsted men. Statesmen, Proies.
sors. Clergy men and phys'c sans gave ;he.F
strong assurance ihal this new medicine for
the cure Of pulmonary disease, can he rcli'd
on with confidence l'y tn afflicted FOR relief,
and We truly hope It's result, IN our section,
y M sustain their conclusions else here
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

DEATH OF EX.Goy. PLrMrK AND
BELL. Boston, Dec. 2s.-ExGcy.
errors Plumer aud Bell. of n. H.,
are both dead. The former died in
Eppiur, on the 23i, aud the latter III
Chelsea On The same dar. Gov. Bell
vas L. E. Senator fsom l323 % ls2g.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
New Clothing Sore,
AZ Rutland. w.

WE have located near the Dpt, a few
rods north of Mrssrs. l.nndor l. Graves
Store, and are now opening iholCc and
desirable lot Of Goods direct fin the best
manufacturers, consisting of evey Style and
pattern hat can be found ia Mil,ct.
Also general assortment o Furnishing
Goods. likewise india Rubber Cats, Capcs,
Caps, Pants, Mntens and Glow, for we,
day, and Fur Goats, Caps, &c + 4 cold ono
Also Trunks, Nal,scs, Trayaug E.as
And -four friends val give rs 1 Il, we WI.
try and conN nee lhe,n tina, nlipE sixrcncC
Is better than a s.,w shilling.
J I. PARH,R d co
RDt'and, Dec. ~, l-Io 49N
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
ChiistIas & New Years Pres
nNiS

ROSE Of Sharon, lc1i,
he hmrriniN
Friendship offering.
Token 81 Erirnd-htp "
Iadits fc'ap book "
Women - the Revolution.
I"PrrT Ffpvcrb'aI Philosophy,
l'Sry', Skrtrh Book.
Nin"vah aud IT'S rem ans. ana rtrnt van.
ely OF Books, I'stemcnis, Iaucy Nate Va.
per- Stationery and nn na~orttu' Of y,ohs
tor Children, a." School BOOTS - ~ ,ird-
" HA'DNi j.; TIA asn Of lhe IIoos
Lud.nw, - tJpr