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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

Ger tnterIbriebene mabt atbtuno5ppl
bic QnSCtge, baf er baS Sut uno Gappen.
9cfbdft i'm 9rO6en uno EGeinen am obioen
imCbIbetannten StanopIas feiucs Satcrs
fortSuieeen 9eoeHtt, wefelblt er burb un-
abIdilI9e Qufmerflamfeit ouf fein @r1bGft
uno itCte5 Shebrn Su 9efaren, oe5 QubIi.
Fum6 fOrt9cfeete 8unf 6u 9enicBcn bcTt
0a ib 9rcbe SOrtbeiIe fir Die Serferti
0un9 Don !9uten uno Roppen beiiec, incem
it cine auS9ceebnte Marufaftur bintcruno
uber Dem StoDr babe, uno ea idb mid Der
erfabrtnfen WerfSlcuts meincs 9aterS be-.
otene, 70 bin ltb ieoerSeit p6Qia uorbercict,
allen Golden, bic mid nit ibrem 3ufpru6
beebren, Elm auS9eoebnts5 uno perfbiecenar
ttaGS Nhortement Site un6 &appen
pcn auSpdrIiger uno einbeimifhcr &ufer-
tl9un9 81 ofteriren, uno Swar an Wanufof
tur Qreifen, fammt einem 9tossn uHo eans
neuen StCf Don fsbr fOr9fdIti9 au50emdbIr
ten Strob 9 utCrn. entbaIteno Mdnney,,
Su9eno' uno &inper Sradt, re(cbe in Sin.
ilbt oes StpIs, Der Sualitdt uno Qppretur
pon teinem gtabIi6emsnt in Der Union uber.
trchen mCresn f6nnen. Sb babe Ioeben cie
pGiIacCIpbaer uno NeuDOrfcr Srubinos-
Wtooen eln9efubrt, weIhe we9en ibrer fpm.
metrifden SOrm uno 3citan9smrfenbeit al.
ncr au9emeinen Qufndbme wertb iino.
Sin Die snbIrribcH 2BbDlialc:Suueen,
ocren 9ro6e UnjabI in oieiem Staat icb nibt
oer9Cien wercs, Inlfeidb Die Ssnabrihrsuna
er0ebrn, baB mtin Srhbiabrs- -StOd pon
Baaren, Der lid 9anS Defenders fur ibren
Marft fttdt, ME better mar ais 9e9enwdr.
tl9, beteReno aus fOI9cnoeu 9ut uno Sap
seirs, 8eaprr glutriu, Sur
Sufiia, 8rulb, uno ale 8ensnnunoen
pOn un9eifsiften Sur uno Boa Souten,
nebit Subenen, Sur, 9Iairten, pIufb
uno SeIpet &apprn, ale Don ben ncueffen
SrhbIin9. .StpIS.
Sbr feio QIIe einasIaecn dnSurufen, cbs
tbr iCnitwO Fault, inoem i6 ueriidert fnble.
eub cbne SebI befrieoiasn 5u fonner. @s
rpiro in biefsm @tabIi6emcnt aIS elm Ser.
9nu9en an9efebsn, @htsr pcrSeiasn su f6n.
nen. -. .. OScGoun.
philadelphia, @drj'6, 1851. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
5ebef blsrt

0c1Uife un0 Dp!(epntmene STIR.
Der llnterlhriebens, QpCtbeter in Der Staoe
Setblebem, NcrtbamptOn @auntp, beotsnk
llb oie|er MCtbOoe, um Geioeneen an rbeu.
matlden SeIhmeroen, oieleIben fsien inr
Fammotcri'dcr, drpnifberpor bigiaCr Ra,
tur, tuuo Su tbUn, ea6 ct etIen mepiinrhuE
Irtitel 6ubee!tct, meI6er cine 9emilIe Sci.
lung pCn eieIsr mcitperbreteten uno rtnter,,
Itben &ranfbeit bewirft DieTelbe iif i'm
.Auortfaiten entbaIen, bc9Isitet pea elmer
8CF SaIbr. Die SluBi9reit mirp einaencm.
men uno Die SaIbe duBrIib anoeweneet.
Der dGbte QrtiesI III nur bel bem untsrnih,
neten, elnem praFtIlten Qpotbefer unp @bes
m'lt' uno @rfnNer Der Merbia, Su bsPom.
men.
preiS SmCi Sbalcr oie SIaf6e, oSer feds
SIaidrn fur 5ebn SboIer - meIde frei pcm
Soften an Seicenoe nab ireeno einem SbsiG
oeS gonoe5 9eIanet mercen. Que 9elteuuns
gen muBsn nit Dem 9eoe beateitet Ceir,
fOnif mcrben fie nibt teodtet.
0efe MeoiSin it teiner arc CBtbueneen 1us
(pufsJ in Den 3eitunoen be-
onrftt9, eenn iie fpritbt fur iid felbff, unS
rpdbrrno iie in ibrer 9Birfuna odn,Iit nm.
ihdoIitb 1T, bsfeit fie oas Spifem bon 6sm
hbsIn 6OIgcn elmer pcrberi9er uneefbdrn
SetouoIun9. 8ttieIbe baf tereitS lnebrere
eritaunsnoe Jfuren berUor9ebro6t. uno srpor
in Sduen, no Der patisnt SabreIana bic
Stube buten muBte; uno fCI6e, bic G6
nur nit 8rhfen fortbemesen FOnnten, fnS
our6 cen 9ebraud BON elmer bis feds Tlo.
Iben tcfrett wCrosu. 3eu9niITe Don RIrcv
ocn Den abtbariten Stu9srn s6nnen ueraer
iei9t Tereen.
ES Seine 1T ddt oGBsr fe iri9t zen mig
'Ioucr Slnte 9efbriebrnen Namea ScS 81.
ScnrD Snn9lper,
:, 9i9Entbdmrr, Ydblsbem, penrG
Sanudr 2. 1851. noTS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
1ranSpDrtottOn6> : 2tnic,
StGtr, &pna unS 0p.

6abrn bic Hiaie BON 8octen felt Den Iceten
Swei Sobrcu bctannt ais Die ,,SrentCn uno
9eba Sron5portaliOns giric," uno porber
ais SCOTS einis," Riufib iberncmmen :;
uub incem iie neus Nnfin9cr iino, bOffcn
lie curb itrrn9e 2tufmertfamFeit in ibrcm
8eiddft einen Liberation She'll Der Gffsnt
Iihen unterfiieun9 Su erbaltcn.
Die @t9cntbumer boben 9rCGe unb aerdu'
mi9e Baarenbdufsr su Neu 0ops @ailOn,
Srecmansburq, SetbIcbem, 0uentoun, Wci6
port, Maub @bunf uno Bbite Sapcn.
lSccfcr, 20u0 nno 60,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
8 6 u . dnO u Il L III.

94ie ibrGdIitb 1T rcr Gtroutt. boE Gin mmtblibcs
SRttn Gin ittbts lnAlhtutr Dti b rdbrt cas- ibmkiuc
gtocn6tbGlt roubt uno cine ibmabtnrc 0riitn, uno
0InlIljlt5 DObiuFnttn rtruri0dbt. S8abrtno Nnors
jbrc 0fiibtGn Wetl,luCn oufortn9tn, rbne gcutiis
rtrir SuQnrm prrjuWi3cn, aBlu mir, um nln Ctrjll.
HIn QrlrI3 uno 9uttn 9}uf vcn ocbsniode 98urmhrup
III wj3tn, blGrfr'0mo sin 9tlrnoIr itint SiaGue 81:
lblhtS crjibtn unb ptl G,rcGmub itiner cr;n @wt
in 2Ecrtin Ger OouIGartslt fUr tns @rlGno ron ot.
im gicttn 6tS Srrt6 prttbcn--bt;u0t uno unttrs
britVtu Ycr sintm 6rtctnsrjbtsr in Gouum Ybapd:
rbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
Op0cnfQd'S 9Burm1Drup,

Die bc1e uuc nieIi6tc Mcb8in fur Die Ser.
lloruu0 ven gGurmcrn, Die visIci6tie Dem
pubIltum on9cbcten murSc, ut Sooben.
fot'5 MurmUrup.
Cnru uuo @cymUnotr -- Str. bic Sbr bic llsGsn
Atttuin uutlr Gurlr Nuftbt hott uuO fir otrCn Crs
mnobtt unp Grbun0 81 rr0tn vcrftlbttt icio, rlttt
Wrtntt, baR c IN tbrtm arsn Gltlr mbr Cocr luGni:
ger nit Nroubut bthofttt mo, uul vru olen Rrant,
bGjlin III tiiut fir t Ibliumrr ols Q2Urmlr, inOm Fl,
ntb nur oft flot ros 2ttsn TrtSrtn rnorrn fa(t ale
&rauIbtittn, Ol6 0urbf0u 0j0rrbGo, etc., rtrlblm.
mtrn. StG uo utbt GUlin ouf &jnrir btfbr6ntt, ion.
bern ourb Grw0dtns itnp ibu,n mNbr cOtr wtn0tr
mNrpcrfin, uno llrln nitbt IIttn, lpinn ie cS am
mtnNllsn 0laNNtn, turth lknte flrthU0rE NltrllL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
9scuen Snrniiebina gtpbr,

lc3'ndter fr SrtflIcr6 6alIs uno einiae Sbttrrn
cbTboi6 hEm Stebr Der btrrGn 9Dta9sr uno 9DSoncr
pier nnrcn ic fcrtpabrcnb Gin olIQncines NlIcrtmsn
Sitter 3ur Gturtbun9 pru bausboltun9tu, uno in pd
Ar0'ern Suontititiu uno u pid tiuigtrn prein, ols
ratno Gin oncTG6 @t0tl0tment in billtr gtaot oict:
Gtn ju mrfaufn m StonNs it. 1a tjEltntcrtibnctm
ottit6 @tfbi wrM pcrittbtu uup brS eanit lufmerts
nmtat e0rauf rtrtunotn, 70 miro bas Yubltum c6 ~
ktntm Snttrtlt fRocn on ibrm Gtrbr onyurufln, 100
man tinGn unrmcflifn Gjttsriird uno verirrffbt
Wtetmn9 ontrGifin miro. Sunoe Qlutt (ibtu prbri.
rothttl ctn btualbtOrm Gauntts fno Cbtnfon5 tnot:
aotn 81 tcwm:n unr citt& GtabdT,nNnt u Ehsn, iuoCm
ttin Sttbr tistr 2(rt uSroU;b non QbilaDdpbla uno
ptIUlb prn NtvpcrF 81 tnltn ii. GaS 2tGrhnsut
II Iv.t iclJt:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
Bitlidm8tomn, Gam6cn g., q. T.

-ITWTWTITNTVTVNI SNTI'IVI UU.I 10 Z.
otrrCn i1cttni0d :-9Rit rm SG0tn Der oittiorn
&crEhun9 tnrr itb Sbntn bjGIi iptniocn 3cjitn, I'm
Slt nit etn wunoUtortn 23irtunacn Sbrcs gTurm.
MrurS tstarnt 5u matbn. 9atbbm ib btreits prn
pltritbn rTihtSrGRm Ntrjtn tIbnnbct ucron, rbnr
r9tnc tnEu Nuem 81 crbatttn. bSrte ib ron rtn puns
otrtoren Nurtn rtt 5br Sprup btuirtts, patbls mjb
wrIitttt cnattn ;u rtriutbcn, unp Gtim G5GGrou,b
rtr itbntin Scd GrbiGt itb 9rCFs Grttihtrn0 ourtb
eSR Nb9on9 ttntS Wontpurms orn II Sug 9SnlI. Sb
ettom tet tlnIn c ljarttu Gaubln an bic 9Rton bag
tb mtntr Srou UHbt ctcufats tr6nttte, Den Gtbrauh
orIbtn 0nrittb, uro Su ibrSm arcGtn Grtnuncn pur:
ot itt ccn Ma9tRpUrmcru CnllGpat unO bre Gjtiunb.
btIt bTatittlt. Stb 9ttrauds itt nun oub tci av,i
rrn mSIntn 8tnbrn, ntcbS ibr 9tNa1t parcn unb
nodrCm fG eoturtb rcn cntr 9rrgtn l(n;abl gBdrmcr
ttfrEt rpartn is crlIfrmmEn a,iunr.
Otaman3 QauI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
NQ6rt6t
Na6rt6t

lf q W ttWt
wiO bi'rmt 9c9sten, ba6 Die unterf6ris.
benen oI6 Administrators pon Der Sinter.
Ioilmib0ft bes perifcrbenen @eora
9utb, Ieetbiu Don Slo @beitbaQ Saun.
F6tp, Gs6a Gauntp, ernannt wCroen iino.-
SOI6e, Die al bsfa9te 0interIaTen1haft
ftutct9 f;nc, psrpcn erfubt innerbalo 6
BOben anSurufcn uno abSube5ablen-uno
SOI6r, Die nod redtmdBi9s 4nfc. oruuoen
an 9eoabte 9interIoiIenf6aft Su MAIDEN ba'
ben, ilnc erluht felde binnen befaatem 3eit.
raum unfcblbar aud einSubdnci9sn, an
Scicpb Scrm,
SbaDn SIlbrigbt,
1emniltratrrs.
Nsdrb II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10
9feter
Ssers'ifOing StObr,
9GoorcnIa9ersur Nausetnritbtun9

2G00rrnIa9 6an6eEnrtbtun9.
Die llnttr3iibnCtcn MAIDEN btu Ginpcbnrn pru
aIItntcrpn uno gIObt0rhoft Die Initir, bob lc fir
olten SonocstbEjI ctp06 gang Nue6 clatIlrt boten,
nimlitb Cinrn bscnoGn Strbr fir otn &ertGuf Ron
Carpets 6ueen6naorem Spie9el,
Scnlter6Ienbeib II. {. ~.
NC Gin arStrG6 Gcrtutnt oir 2(rtitd prrbonoiu 1T,
aIs ntcb il in bictr Stort 9cfunrm puros. GBcnu
unGc etute tb rlrhrirOtbtn, lutlItn s ibre Garptr
nttbt tauf'n, no MIR eln9c Stdds inn; uGin t wclCn
tauftn no cine @cfbisoUbtit 1T Urn 5000 his
10000 Dorps Stt rpclItn ibr Sbrt:C8tcbirr uub
StlIcr ntdt toufn, rr ttiu IGcrtcmtnt it, icurcru c
wrllm IN ttnEn Strbr 9tbtn, NO itr cine 9(uSpoh in
MurrcTlct ScrmCn uuo 9JIuittr ftnocu Gie mclICn
tDrs Srtld nrbt tauftn 100 Iie bicit6tn taum kbtn
tonntlL lCnetrn no ils tcim 6unrsrt Ucrbonom fno,
wlbt5 IN 9llohc4rur unb Ubsr9Ctprten Rabmcn. St
pclltu 0utb Stnltcrtlnrcn, Inn I'M Srumtr Die Gcnne
crau'in ju boItStL - unp btls Irttd tSnntn ls ale
nt,,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

Yhl!dCtlpba 9oultN, I.
YTiSnlcb cribjn ccr mir, etm ilnttribrGbcnrn, ci.
ntr btr 2uttrmGuncr IN uno fir tGo9tts Gaunm, ctr
cbsnU'uomtl 9ermous Yaul Iuddtr nab aIfemaGiagr
BNioj9un9 bIj1ultt unO la9tt, Rag Der cble 9erbt
in ellen @tnylnbuttn rcr gBabrbtit actrtu 1T.
Samuel Gn9arp, Alpsrmaun.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
70 Officers. Soldiers, Widows.
AND HEIRS.

I'll subscribers having established al Amcn'
ty iur obtaining bounty lan,a and prn~,ous
under Inc nct OF i-1u. are now prepared 10
obtain llnd,w1trgmts and pension rci,tticatrs
for all such IA are entitled 90 wtt
lat. Land Bounty IS due - all officers,
non-conmtss,oned officers, musicians nnd
private who served ~ tie war Of 1872 tor
one month ~ n.ir.
Also all suci, as served in any &c ,hc lndr.
IN wars stuco $50.
Al commissioned officers who scrycd ~
the war with Mcxioo-as follows, 10 WI:
Those who enlisted for one year and served
enc months are entitled to 100 acres.
Those who enlisted for six monts and scry-
cd f'u- months are cnt,tlcd 10 - acres.
M others who served one month, or as
regulars, volunteers, rangers, rr militia are
entitled Ia 20 acres.
The Widows Of soldiers " no were killed ~
BATH, ar. entitled to iGo acres.
~!itirrc be no widows, Tie minor heirs cf
the Offices or soldiers are entitled to tie
bounty.
= Prnsions for life are due to nil such
widows Of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
ii they were married prior to l-no.
Increased pension are due 10 ali such wild
o"s whose husbands were pcnsioncd under
the net Of ISIS. We shall be ready to at
tend I" applications at our Office n! all times.
fo-tf TIltALL II SMITH.
Rutland, Oct. IL, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
RAriL CIANCl.
20 persons WISHING 10 nS!LD

'I'iiE Satsrf hers wcu,d respectfully g'c
nctic, lhat'pry have recently purchased
81 v ~ Hall t.-q the lot at Hand ADJOINING
the pcpo, grounds OF the East, and fronting
upon the main road lrad,ne into the SllaIc
from the West, upon which they aTc abon,
.!,,tug out streets and dividing II INTO suitable
hutidlng lots, embracing sonIc OF thr choicest
iucatious tor business - private residences Z"
I've found ~ i;u,lond winch tAr, Ut r 10 puf
chl.ers vu, desire TO hnt,d, uir'n easy terms
In view ct thc prospective increase i b""-
ness IA oar village cons, qutn upon ii'c cont.
picion II he Il \ 3 Railroad ana the oun
.tiuct,ou 1t others ~ pt-sr'ss thu- oiiri, .
rare chance Tor pcr>nns Wtsling to iOchie ~
Rutland aud f"tnuvcs , very great u~iistac''
heretofore c,stng N the May 81 '.npgo'e-
.ucut "A ont village.
There - upon the premises a fine ledge ct
building stone Nhch eau b, I%ti1fttcd Ut small
( rApen,c. and lumber and olhrr materials. nay
Ia, purchased ~ tie %rtctn,ty a. very rrasona
1lr rates
For !ur,aei particulars enquire # 'i'e sab
, s,rtcr-. NEi/fN EDISON.
MARCUS T.. NORTON.
Rutland. Nav -. t-5b. !Nt
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06

STATE or VERMONT, b. it rcmem.
District Of fairhaecn, IS. bcrcd ,lia, at
a Probate Court holden at Cas,icton, m and
io' sad District, on the 10Th day Of Fetrus.
~, i-Jl.
"hrrsas JOSIAH Toby. Guardian of Ma.
'han'cl Nye Of rawle,, IN .aid d,s.r.ct. an IN.
sane I"rs"n, has made application 10 "a j
court Tor license to sell so much Of the nal
estAie "i hfs sac ward as will raise ,hr ,uiu
OF 'hfre hunfrd and fry do;lar,. fur the
purpose OF paying the JOS, c.b,s Of the SAID
Sye. $500
lhereiore II . orcrcG, that sad srr,,es.
lion be referred for hearing and tccul,n 10
session OF sad count 10 be holden ., ,he pro-
bate office IN Cssteton Aforesaid on ,be M
day OF March neat, and that all persons in.
,eiested. ee notified Of the time aud plas. n
bearing and deciding faid spplrcsiion By rub
iish'ng a copy of the record Of ,,h,. otd.,
mfee weeks excessively IN the Rutland
hsrald, 4 Newspaper printed at Rutland. IN
ihs STATE, all OF whtch publication. shall h.
prs''ous TO the time appointed for sa.c pcs,.
ibg a true copy 81 ,ocoTd.
AlMoS wArCEE Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06

FRrIr.RAIsIyG IN New JERSEY
Mr.. George ". Obert, Of penning.
ton, Mercer county, n, j. writes us
that he has a peach orchard Of $500
trees, nine years old, which has borne
SIX full crops in succession. 1t occu-
pes twenty acres Of ground. lie
states that in 1919, his crop cleared
$4,000. The peach crop in general,
was that year destroyed by Frost
The orchard is on a high norther ex.
Posure, which keeps the trees from
~tiossoning till the spring is well ad.
'anced. Mr.. Q. states tina, lie put
cat 800 apple trees last spring, Of the
choicest kinds, and that he did not
lose n Of the ,recs. Several Of
them produced apples The Same sea.
son.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
Hen f0I California

are almost universally in,lriuc IN thi.Company
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS az FAhiiiEs are anNious to Insure in
this toInranN,-l safe Institution.
SALARiab Mas, are en- uring il this company
by cores.
Urd ro,Line men,invcst in this company be.
cI,,e tiioyrcgard it rs the best ofga,iuys banks
tolay up their earning in for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with thiscompany by TAX
ing out policies for life. because they regard it
assood ms money at l2to 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
IN %nrtiord, when they meet with losses, they
pay sup" at once.
Feb, II 5tr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
~. T.. SPENCER
AGENT OF TIE
Mass Health Association
or SPRINGFIELD MASS.

* hI"'i!LLb MACE.
With a Guarantee Fund Of sos 900.
TINS Association Is formed for the mutual
r"!idt Of rs mcmac:s IN case Of sickness Or
accident.
BY paying SI,50in advance as application
Tee, and tue payment Of the deposit money
within 'hirty days, 4 certificate Of mcmbtr.
ship vii! b. secured.
Rates Of leslly Deposit:
Hctwern - aud Gycars Of age,
T." per year draws 8. % per week.
= ~ " 3 90
! 90 " 4 80. "Gr.
3etwecn % and 90 years of age
Zach w"eAly benefit equals ia"r- :.G..s al
the amount Of Deposits for onr yesr.
f"r further particulars see circulars in,hc
hands OF IT," agents. Sub-a-ents wGnled ~
every Owl IA the county
II l. SpL%CER
Rutland, Noy. 20, I-Jo A.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
NSNNNNNo
o II Q~uIIrYt
a. Tailor,

WOULD m,utIn ht. it'"ndN az" '"''o'"'''
tina, he ~. ,.uo,rd Sus es'nblsi'n1' ut l" ihe
h~y,ld,ur G,tmcil, occrpirt hN A,lpSct y
Go ~ %tutc, Whct, mtN BE- i"uud 4 goo"
As.otturnt q, geoJs of tho i@ttst and most
f,siI.uatir stA!tS, c0u>ritny OF ''"rntaH
Broad,io,ht. b"'skiu., tIs,nr'rr Nrsting'
sad Iti"r Trimming, all 81 Whird lie o.
sec. fr al, al s.I4ll . .vaI~' i"m cost
,;cntirncr w'.hint f. ."ia sti ""n'd 90
ntii t. .itl A.! .~itdicuti Warranted 10 smi
OF no .IH" II. ~ also read, 10 vat on has
ras,nnrt.a. hrrr'u,.r" Glfmrti- 81 al.
kunds m,dr to order, al IS good .,,Ic and
uotsmaushnp ~, an, cty eating donr
f,r ntlmrs make ny ne hs, al-n received
ihc"p'r, nifasi!bn Tor the fdll aHd Nu>
.roi "is,i-ii iUtf
RuttnJ ii iTth Loo.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-06
AMERICAN HOTEL.
uN<ON SIX srKEEr.
BOSTON.

Tvs npJry.icu'd hsyn. entirely rebuilt
aad .Hlitr ri tbc aunNr tNt' n>ttr rStibl'si''
urut, containing ~ all a3"u, 3,u rooms
w"uli respectfully give nntit" iiai Il - NO"
read, .nr the r.ctp'iuh and accUnilpd 'tIon ct
the rN, lung community,
tn rNtcudrd mrticc 81 th" unSurpN'-'d
COM, nmnc'cs tf tlus House = Drrnn'u 81.
P~ott"u., ~ tie Huhc'"u. Improvements
VIII ca hnvr been miGc ear ~, lc mad" can.
not b, properly Iiy"a - an ADVERTISED rn).-
Su'hc" IT TO -, thai No expense hrs men
spared 10 render an apartment peri ~.
1Ir fttniiur" vas made expressly l. "id'r
rcgiri!-.s II cost. aud GO riaiu PORTIONS at u
IS %rcciills Ihe drawn" tnuuu>. viii h" 'onht
il hr al tn" most i%rauiiul aud tasteful
mnnui,ciuu' The dining roonis yr' cara-
ciou-, nnd ii,, irnurs inf iur,is V!i lr 20
arranged ~. iusIt the convenience Of The
car. and late.
Ivory department viii hc conducted IN an
rptiorabl, uaun'r, aud the proprietor
~pirrg"- h,s-lf HAT the American House Inn
Lc truly the Travellers tlon," ~ -
Ja,, icii. LEWIS RICE.
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CAR RAGE TRlMMlNi.
GOODRICH & GRAHAM

HAVE Jl-' received RON Ne" YORK Steel
FL Spunl. Bras. Capped Patent aud c'm-
(, e.. Brass Elid., Plated Dash >c.nus.
nash i'iln,rs. Patent leather, Rubber Cloth,
CARPET. Mas. aios. cGt Carried ii'ir !'pNs.
Jn,nts arh iiin.cs lnr T"l., ny Nets, lili'er
Chains Sc ~. The above Goods Will be sod
rhelpcr dian can hr bought elsewhere in Yer
nrnt. GOpDN!Gii ( GRAHAM.
W.,t Rutland Ju'y -, loJl. .
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
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ERASTUS II. PEESE s. co.
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THIS E'"cart
l'r'p,t7iirn -
last l,iEip.S TIE
place Hiati 9th
cr arli. les "a
use, ir rest"i .
Ins and dress .
ing The ilnir
II prevent il,r
Hal. from fat.
ine OF, pron,pi
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rcnl"FrS a.. |
inli in%dIcatqrrs
the natural and
luNuridut rrnw
III Il the Hair
in all cases NJ
badness. 1t 81.
81 rrinoycspiIu
iHh heat ia the
head, aud / 4,
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BARON VI. WENzGLS
GERMAN REMEDY

fJr weak, sore and iAtlamed eyes, hctnor-
r.'oids or pll"s, pimplcs, Ernpuon-, Salt
k'icn"', scur"y, Chlibiaiasi and all diseases
ot The skin.
The sale fthls Great Remedy is constant
y Increasing nnd Il give such satisfaction to
the purchase IS no other remedy vas ever
hnown - give. Thousands OF certificates
Nigh. J." shown, proving that tins article Is
nj that 1t is recommended To be for the DIS.
eases namcd above 70 better satisfy all
concerned, this remedy is put up IN boxes at
i Gnd q cents cents each. G
II l.. SPENCER, Wholesale Agent.
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Gaiifornia Life Risks.


III. business If tAct;.,nrany vii he conduct.
priucipalut the option o. the in-urrdthr, meet.
ing the want. Hud circumstances ui the public
in'rc fnliy.It . believed than purely mutun
companies can 10.
t. lar Joint Sock rrincjule tie insured viii
pay - - l'r cont. les. 'ur Insurance. t,,tu tic
rAtr'ni she best "r-auiIci mu,ual t"lipAnic.
"r will rccci g ",Iti' equiNa'cnt t"Ii u. ! pNr
cant. per auuuin IN di,ilcnd rr".ii- '|railiu adj
.'urt. ia .'vH,iut receiving IN unccrtIju amount
ttttr end &C. "nrI var u .ript ccrtiirttr-, re
.ccinrIir on certain contingencies. whijr at q @
-IinN time the annual c'~h r@vncnt.arc iucrcu..
rihy the interest paid nn notes given for half
the nm,aut Of the premium.
Ga the Mutual principle. ,lis company pro.
pose to instrt at die usual rates or natmalCum-
,auios. dividing the net earnings c!"h wear ,iy-
NJ .crip t certificates re,lre.nahlc after n Mutual
Iusnrlnret'und ufTwu!irudrci Thousand Dnl.
llr.i !, accumulated and chargin. a commission
for conducting that rart al the au>inr,, ,cqni,..
!"nt e. only 1D"ut orc half the rNp-r,"s "f tn"
Company. sCcurin. Nns,cs being rplaI / larger
Yearly C!tticui To- IL, ruiral insurers. hesi,ic-
giving the ncmhcr5 . 'irit unon joint stock
Capital Of Owe Hundred ihou'and Dnl!ir~. n
Ior.e Jpiat stock Reserve Fund, which viii lie
pledged a. security tor n1vtrcnt of io>.as, 10
addition /" iAe u'tnl Capital and ncserye Fund
~ mutual Companies.
'fhi@ company i, nor only cic Of tie mo.t
prosperous but also onc of thu ,rrv be-, in the
country Hnruord U,ig Conu isr.
No Cnthpamy in tn" .irn has mad sn,l n
run ofbusines-'as this company -ircej,, organ.
~iZatiuu.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co.partncr>hip heretofore existing
under the firm of Barnes & Elliot, istlis dav,
by mutual consent dissolved. The book
and accounts are to be settle cd by VIM. F
Barnes.
WIN. +. BARsrs,
w. i. Elliot.
Rutland, Dec. -, $50. 3.w3"
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Dnr OF ti,c Greatest Ibis.
coscrirS Of'lhe Age.

HI!fjE'S H!IR RESTORATIVE!
a PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For Restoring, Rfo"tj,Hg. Cit"mSiag, .setl.
eatag, anG Dressing IIiE H.liR.