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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27
Written Tor ihe Weston CnioHs
JENNY LIND.
81. L.uis March 10.

r. o. CLtnsss, Egg.
Dsar Sfs According to promise ! dsop you
. few line. about the every whore celebrated
Jenny Lind. My principal hu'i"e'' here Wa
to hear the sweet Nightingale. aud BY sinRu-
isv coincid No both arrived =. The wharf
in hi. city ~ the same time and place, and The
q. noise end confusion" attending our arrival
made me little vsin. ! must admit, q first;
but with my self eomplacsncy, amid " gene.
yal interest to see and wslcome w., rather
threw . wet blanket over ny vanity when l
found Jenny was taken away to the Planters
Hou.s in = splendid carriage drawn by four
white hurses, and left to ,rudge SOLITARY snd
alone" on foot.
well you and have met too many T. bnffI t !o
=: ..a MT Oh. nr., '"'" ''".
this minimizing and ungra,sfui world did and
doe. MT know h'w to spprecia,ej and II ! fail
cd as the lion tn. thought struck me 'ha, could
shine ~ an humble follower Of Jenny, some
thing on the came principle ss politicians gain
celebrity by The reflection Of some gr-a! leader.
We have Clay men, Cas- men and Beu,on men,
and Lam Jenny Lind man. Accordingly,
sway ! posted TO Wyinan'. Hall to purchase .
ticket, an" the first thing I had To do was to
pay ten cents for the "priviieys" of paying Ten
Dullsrs for ticket; but who csres for expen
ses no~P Not |. I came within iuo Of &c,
ting tn. first ticke.-that is, nobody bid 500,
and another somebody bid $3.50. and bid mol
at all; 80 Of cour's lost 1t; bu, procured one
any how, aud I fund myself comfortably seat
ed in the Hall lat night, where were opngrs-
gated the mos, fashionable audience ever saw
in 81. Louis.
After an overturs, exceedingly we'll perform
ed by the orchestra, but which we could hard :
ly appreciate in our great anxiety to get . look
anc "list' at the gentle Sw EIDE. all seemed held
it, delightful and almost bysa,hless state Of ex
pec,a,ion. till a, last she half Au,tering and trip
ping came upon the stage. .
She vas welcomed with much applause. and
'cnrcsly raising her eyes. continued cour:esy-
ing until the c'apping ceased, when chs burs,
forth in strains 90 swsst AMI clear stratus 40
unlike snytting we had ever heard before. tha,
We were ready to txclsim, mot mortal. but sn
angel 'i"g."
A. Tor her manner, - we behslJ her, her
whole appearances begsars oil ds.cr p,ion
osnn0i find language to do her justice. II You
'-"''';v.rri'" IrtJrcs y grsrp,
'~ss'ns'' and purity, this is Jenny &. saw
Ihsr. Taken tout ensemble, so perfect, bsau,i.
Nd graceful she appeared. that when v
Der fssturs., il va, difficult for u, to
bad On ugly nose bu, every body
u he TACT, and ! dare no, contra.
Y, - indeed her whul.
her characteristic gen.
'po'ilion. Her light,
aitrd something Ia
ed with boqurts Of
ldsnt buds On eth
neck was q neck
ond clasp; her
fastened with
tioh held her
diamonds. -
wss Meth.
Imn'e il taut,
!" hi,s ssiin.
eer Aoun.
She held
II hand.
oocu
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-03-27

In compliance with the above invitation
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-06
Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are pro,ec
ted through our severe winters, on sccoun
Of the even temperature Of the air within il
and ITS peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
That not sworn has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past. -
4 is complete protector against the al
lacks Of neighboring bees. bee. moths. &c,
and affords peculiar facht res for replacing
Did brood combs BY new ones. II is unequal.
I'd as q stock hive, swsrms issuing from i,
from two 10 three weeks earlier ,San from
any other hive. The surplus honey 10 read.
~ obtained from II, in q pure state, wi,hou,
injur,ng ihe bees. in boxes Of suitable size for
family USE or the market t
This Hive 10 constructed on PHILOSOPHERS
and scientific principles, and needs ouly Ia
be seen To 'nsuie its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts AID nataral
habits ofthe honey bee. ~ I
s.B. WARD, Windsor, W. is sge M for
~. sab ~ cssss., rosa, end ~6iy'us
risAsS. N.w
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BIGELoW 8 RxPREsS.
#3R@

ESSENGERS pass 10 and from all p'a
vi ccs on routes of Fit ,hhurgh, Worcester
md Nashua, terin mt and Massachusetts, =
cheshire, Sullivan, and II utland aud Burling
on Railroads.
Connections with other companies arc sc
,rrnngrd that al Express Matter can be for
vsrded without delay TO any part of the u
,itrd States, Canaias, Provinces, or Europe
We assumne no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
Rnn,ies, Bnmk Notes, Specie and .H'rrhan
Use generally. forw nrded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
.ollsctrd, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro.
,,ice, and Merchandise, bong or sold. and
III kinds OF Express Business promptly atten'
led to.
In sending money or parcels Of consd"ra.
,le value, the amount must be stated, other
wise we are not responsible. in case Of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will he received un.
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, it being prohibit
ed nv tine Post Office Department.
AL packages should be marked "Bi2eluw
Express"
Principal Office. Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK & RICE, Proprietors.
PRArT Il FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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HA YING TOOLS.

STATE OF VERMONT, DE- it remem.
District uf Rutland, IS. ID beret that a I
special session of the probate court of the
saLi eAtrist Of Ruiland held AZ Rgtl,ns In and
, 1851.
,., Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge,
whereas, Edward +. Hodges late admins
iral"r OF the estate Of Alexander ". Reed
late OF Rs,land IN said district drerased. in
Peslate las applied 10 the said Probate Couv
r"p"s'ng to render another account of hi
d"'"lstratton OF said estate and therein to
correct any errors fonnd to lave been made
N th~ sotin~r accounts thereof:
Therefore, II IS ordered by said court that
the examination Of SAID ccoun, for allowance
ana any Decrse proper 10 We made OIL thu rem
d"'on thereof be- and the same are hereby re-
leffed to a stated scion Of SAID g urt 10 be
held at the office Of the Register Of aid court
IN sad Ruiisno on the I'd Monday, being
the the eth day al October Il ID. 1851, md
'i's@ o",'ce therof he ssvea BY publishing q
cerlihed copy Of the record ofthis order three
rctk' success,vely previous thrreio 10 the
nutisnd ii~fald . newspaper printed Al SAID
nns'snd ~ order that aii F~.s.onA Interested
t'i~re'n may thin aud there ap,es- before
sad e.un and Object 10 said aecoun, and de.
zee Il tbsyAre essa<.
uasrn;y ofreeori.
AfsRy MALI r., rus
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T0W:s TERN Pa Sci GERS.
By Rait,cay direct from Rutland and
WhilrhaNto Schenectady.
E#R eKaR a

The undersigned have perfected an ar.
raRgenlent with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, w., and
Whitehall, to Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight to any port on
| the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
! from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
! thence by Steamboat, touching nj all inter
mediate ports, TO Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence to Chicago,
| via Michigan Central Railroad.
| Passengers or freight tor any of the Lake
Ontario or River St. Lawrence ports. will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail.
| road.
In consequence ofthc reduction Of fare by
the Railroad and Canal :.oat Company, II
will lean object for passe ngcrs TO avail the M
selves OF this mode OF conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Of passen.
gers, and are commanded by men Of long ex-
per'ence, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families emigfating West by calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the mos,
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled TO
procure tickets for any Of the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in.
formation call on the undersigned at the
, Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leav ing, and make a contract on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WM. II. STEvENs,l
4. REED, Son Board Champaign
WV. GANpALL, Steamers
ID PonTER, East Rutland.
s. b. S.KGEsT, Whitehall.
J. A SMITH, -
c. KIcHARDs, Costleton,
S. LAW ENcE, Hydeville.
Josiah WILLARD, Fairhayen.
Whitehall, April, 1851. 1886
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FAxEM TEAS.

' the Nsw U"ssa evos-, sapor,~d re-.
= = seatly from q ios cured esp,cAil, 70,
rala,es ~ ,tss E.apssss aud Empsess al
t-i~ss'ais. ihr aroma o! which will b.
nd 70 sIc-ed sny,h,ng ever before ofF.r~ q
sale here. Ts~ ,~i~s AMI ps,e~s rigGi
. hr sseet CONSISTS ~ In perist, dyson
aag 'tyroa, uysop Ska and Heck T~ss
CBA's BvnT 4 son
Hsiisae, ~. 10, fs,f. 10
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ron SdIH

TiiE subscriber offers Tor sale Two ID ~eil,
u ing House. On the main Street in Ia,
md Village, including the house now o,cu.
''ed by hinseli, together with the whole OF
ny portion Of the furniture. Aixa a slim in
r.'"',y Church, and one in the Bsp,,s,
Church
one FORTH ,hs consideration money viii
e r-sn'rrd IN advance, aud for the Ies,d ne
cIean Val he gwen from one Ia ten years,
= may be desis~d By rA~ p.sreAs.-r
SOLOMON rOOT.
'o'-h", nay ., i~oi. T-tf
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Tie inhabtants Of Rutland and Ticin-
ity viN please take notice, tia!
LIsconlB & osoooD
Are now rccivIng at the
Farmers Exchange AMI peoples Cash Store,
A LARGE and desirb!e Stock Of Goods,
" consisting OF a good assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Rea-
dy mad. Clothing, Boots 4 Shoes, Hats 4.
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods, togeth.
er with Nails, Glass, Paints, Oils. &c, &c.
All Of which are offered for Cash, approved
credit, or in exchange for most kinds OF Farm,
Produce on the most liberal terms and at ex
ceedinyIy low prices.
HA YING TOOLS.
Having large assortment of laying Tools
on hand We are induced to offer them very
low for Cash ID. TAFT 4 Sons, Sdley !.
Ounton, March's Cast Steel 4. Steel Rock
Ststhes we are selling at .Nanuta6tarer's pri.
ces, .anging from forty-two 10 seventy five
ceais each.
We have Stock Of Goods on hand and
are determined to sell them, and we confident.
" believe that we shall be able To .atisfu thu
most d!fcuh that IN the quniny and price OF
our Goods we are not TO be beat BY any con-
Germ in the Country.
Wa II LiscoMp, JoHs Oscoos
Rutland, July 9Th, 1851. u
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

IN and after Monday Dec. I6, 1850,
" Stage will leave Csstle,on ev cry ds
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
] - 7. NJ and arrive al Salem N. Y. at 4
7, Nj. same evening,
REruRNIsG.
Leave Salem at Z a. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at o'clock p. NJ. Ia connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East Poultney, Yves; PouItney, Mid.
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron to
Salrm. BADWELL, FIELD & CO.
December lG: 1850. 50
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to close business
m this place, offer their en,,re stock Of goods
al cost for CASH. Any one wishing to g
into TT de would find this Il good locator
and can buy our stock Of goods At a bargain
GASKILL a. WEEKS.
East Clarendon, June I0.h, 1851. 22
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NOTICE.

jNHE eopartnership heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned 10 by inutaa
nsrnt dissolved Aiidemands dns the com
~ mus, be paid 10 }, 4. Parker (withoo'
ay) who 10 suiho, ised to receive them Al
settle all demands gainst said ssmpsny
} r. PARKER.
BROWN GLEASON 4 co
Jsy }, teSi. ~
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NOTICE

rus rssy Germ, ks,s shfs Jsy gwen ~,
i son rssadcus II. Prrstos, The r,msin'a,
.-orfion " his t,,se dvring his minority, AID
70 Il liberty r. contract for himself, and e,hor'
sith hiss, aad rhaii not be lisbie TO i'sy an,
OF his dstss. Az therefore, thst eontrsri ~ith
him, ~,n sovsrs thsUsseis - scenrdinEiy. sat
take dee acsiee thereof ALtAii PRES1O
Piit-ford. 50sh April. 1851. "
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LIQUID SOLDER

NOR Welding China, Glass Marble, Porce
IL lam and Furthermore. Warranted in
soluble. and to withstand hpat-the best arti
Gle ever invented, for sale by
Is SPENCER.
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Tn avoid tmpostionif WI; he necessary ser that
nr JANES II. CHfLTON'S CERTIFICATE a. ~.ras
the signature "f nrS r. Townsend, IL on tho "usidr
wrapper of each bottle
nf'S"d by n l. SPENCER, Pn,'ani audi all
the principal Druggists and Couriry Mere hanis
Throughout he United STATES Cnrpdas dr
u1-Pmpri-tors' Office % NASSAU STREET in
the hn Hiding formrry occupied by the Souh Baptist
Church New York. 2s..fn
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscrier
n either on note or account, now due are
particularly informed that payment is desired
Immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland April 81, isdl. Is
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EST RECEIVED and for ssss by the subscri
Der, me var,eos publications OF Fowler 4
ellis, New York, Al the publisher prices
aiosy, Photography, Magnetism. Botany
.,tonomy. Wsser Cure, &C as. A yer,
arabic cellecison tor family reading AMI
g ereuce, general assortment of School 4
D. ,sce il4nesus Books,
d. KiRKALpIE.
Rotland, Oct. !, 1851. IS
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10 WEk1IRN PASSING Frs
THa CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

ny haiIfoad To Schenectady, by Erie Canal
to Buffalo, fran thence by Steamer Or
Michigan Central Ra'lroad,lo Mich
,gan, Illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South
Western States.
This Company have from e,gh, to ten boats
leave Schenectady, daily. Sundays Except.
edo for Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buf
oln.
FAMILIES einigrating West win find il to their
advantage aud convenience IN take this route,
as they viii be enabled to accompany their
Goods all the way TO ;heir places ii drstina
ton, and no charge tor transhipment ai But
falo.
Parties Of IS nr go will be accommodated
with a BC7T, exclusively, to themselves
For P.3SSAGE or TKEIGHT apply To
NJ Quis,, Burlington, }. ID. PoHrrK, .nt-
land. { RiCHARDs, Ca.iieton, GEoRGt Par
Do, Steamer Ss!tv@, w. y. GasbAL, Steam.
81 ur hngton, w. ~. Strvpss. Steamer
Whitehall, W. II Beat, Schenectady. 10
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
tCcriihea,e 81 pr. Ferry, Pcu.meu,h. n. n.
Ppnf wut,Yn. Sc III e,uhef ~ Is

certificate 81 W. Ferry, Portsmouth. n. H>
PoarsNuvrR, Sept einbet ~, tsA9.
Mr. =. Moore Agent for ''Whne tiak Kestor.
aiive.'-Oear Sir: deem IL my duty - state sumo
licis respecting the ioestimable Va ~ NJ White
HAIR Restorative. Several years arc. rhet severe
TT of sickness my ~fr Lost all uf her hs, q hr srup
appeared d. sesse, and the hair grew out hsrsh and
uncaven, About yea aeo, by another 6t IL siok
ness, che lost alof her hara secoNi time. AMI fr a
long time there WIS apparently no action IN shs
scalp. Aher various app ,cst ions wa. induced Ia
try The above mentioned Restorative aud now af,r
the use ola few b,ttlcs her hair has grown out as
thick, aslustr"ns, nod as beautiful color ever
Furthermore, for n long time I have hern afflicted
with neuralsic and other pains IN my head and
have found II the he Il extrrrni remedy have .vci
trie! can ihcreirc chcetfu,ly recommend i, In at
who ara afflicted az ahove ~ the hest article have
ever seen. Most respectfully vonrs
A. PERRY NJ d.,
Manufactured by F. WHITE Lcw-Il Mass ?5.
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YEAST POWDERS.

This is decidedly most dcsirbe article for
all hOnsskeepcrs to have on hanl. IL is al
M string, but is ready TO bake as coon as mix
ell. II is suitable for almost all kinds of Sweet
cakes. Gingerbread, Dumping, Grildle cake,
&C.. rry ! Box-you will surely be pleased
with il For Sale by
Chas. Burt 4 son.
Rut ,nd Sent, 8. 1851
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THIS klesan,
r'cIars,t'n -
tat 'ahins tho
plWe ofa,i 9TH.
~f e.lrs ~
use. Ter ts.iot
Ing aud iress
Ing The hnir--
U, prevent. tho
Han rom hi!
Ing oil prnnot
80 IT'S stn~th
ssmoves SsnI.
su6 aodrss,orcs
the natural aed
,wxnt'snt srpw
IN of the Hair
In all csses Il
bslJnrss. hal.
~ en'"v e,ps,r
and heat In Tho
hsA,i nu,l 4. .
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NOTCH.

THIS may certify that have this day Civ.
n my con Charles Vail, his tune during the
emaiud~r Of his minority and shall clam
one Of his earnings aud pay no debts OF h''
outrset,ns after this dsAs.
cEELYE YAH.
D,nby, OsA 7. 1851. %
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by

IT. i. , L !. n Z r. ",
Let,erCtps tgrapesO lIschsnic's tnkstands;
\c.,drinic tatstand.; C"coa Wafer Cups; Bar.
re-, SAID Is .xes, {rosewond); Patent Air Tight
inkiands l;,a-A inkstand. .{bwrei) Cocoa Pock-
i lkst Ind. Rubber B,"ls, Ivory Knives, Ivory
uorte Mon,ea'; Fshcr's Pencils; Russia Qnllls;
i'cthean Pen H"iders. Jenny i.iud Wax; Law
rnvcl",cs, SC. &. at 'Cnion' onccs-,en per
cen, off.
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DOCTOR ROGERS
C"mroana OF Liverwort Tar also Perry
Davis Pain Killer, 81
by D. L.ROBBiNS,
NEW UNION STORE.
OUR plan Of a Union Store is new ard nov
~ ell. II offers advantage to purchasers and
sellers not to he LesiiIesi At any other estxb-
iishment in New England. Any person making
. purchase of three dollars at thi. establish.
ment, becomes life member and the tsands a
the lowest rates. No responsibility 10 in cured
and they are at liberty to wIthdruw At their
pleasure. II has been in operation only two
weeks, and the list Of members has gone q Il
me hundred.
Another advantage consists in the great va
riety Of Goods sold and 60 be sold consisting o,
Americdn, English, French & Germa,,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries. Glass Hare, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Looking
Gidsses, Shoe Kits
Fndinsss, Drugs,
Aedicines,
3 Dyes.
Each D.rar'msnt COMPRISING a very com
'lets assortment which sill be- replenish-d a,
sAies are made CHAS BURT & SON
Rat'and. May n, 1851.
gTSoTE BsSr.--Tbis ~stal iishmepti l. ,cca
cd the East eide of Washington Sauare. nsx,
l"pf Forth Of the Geur, House ~
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cgASGT SCHOOL,
Rrrlxxn VILLAGE.

RUTLAND VILLAGE.
-.-~--~ye-~
Mss ELiZ \BE ~ GoOpAt q, late assist
vi aat teacher 10 the L s,nlsidsc High School
fWsss proposes TO open . select schooi for
YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
in al the higher ne vel, ~ the common ersnch-
- Usually tsaght IN .uch schools, embracing
Tie Languages, Mathematics. Drdm'
ing, Pairtiny, M,sic. t".
Nj, q .oJhue brings with her rrl'"''t'"
e M Ordinary character, as seh''at a"d
.ucce s.fai teacher mud VIC a,e wa'ran'rd 40 th
expectation ii school OF high character an
.ucx e.sfui In its results. u sufficient enr"nr
,setncnt be afforded she will remain a PERM
aeat teacher mong as
Term Z. e miuenee the FIRST Wcdrr. dav
September next. Persons wi.hing 10 .cnd ni,,
iea,e their names with l.. DASitIs. ESQ, O
uss HoPkiss.
Rat'anl, August 20, 1851. 81
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Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS 4 GARDEN Err {
Cohbett's American Gardener,
Culc's a n,crican Fruit Book,
Huists Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of America,
Goodrc IS Northern Fruit Culturist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downirgs Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by 10 SPENCER.
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The immense and increasing dcma nd for rr. $ "
T"wnsrnds Sirsapiriiia has mad, i, necessary yrtN
much To enlarge the operations communicative Ne
dttina' substances are usr! in incredible quantities
aud A. each Ingredient requires to bs CAREFUL. All,
accurately tested tie proprei"fs have found IL ne
cessarv Ia place the Co,np"nnlinr department, IL
charge nj competed, and responsible Chenx, on,
whose scientific reputation will he fail guarantee u
public Confidence. pr. JAMES Il. CHfLTL n has al.
sulned this duty
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INDIA RUDDBRS.
Ladies Patent Leather Shoes and Caters.
-also-
Stony india Rubber Shoes, Just received
I'D f,r sale at the Cheap Store, y
G. BURT 4 son.
Rlaa..d, Oc'. d, 1851.
NSsMoSr b." ''' S.', It. cs .",'
"a C,.i~toN 10 aah lot said district, on The
,)th day t.; OCT. 1851.
Whereas Uic"tt sherman administrator of
the -s,atcof Reulen Ilosfotl late Of nnult-
nc3 N said district has made application 10
,rr' Co,r-t l<oposiug to render and account
oi h's administration Of said estate.
VI It ,iA'riosc ordered by said court that
the examnstion OF said account for allow.
nnrc and decree Of dividend based upon sd
acrount b. aud the same is hereby referred
'ns -s.on Of siid conrt 10 DO held al the Of
hc~ ef Pr.''s4r in C,silet,n Aforesaid, on the
18Th day of Nv next aud that notice there.
Ohio gwen by publishing a copy Of the rec.
rrd Of this ordcr three weeks kucc~ ssivrly in
inr Rutland Herald :. newspaper printed III
Rn'isnd IN this stat previous 10 the time
app1sntcd for said hearing.
true copy OF record.
ii ALNoN WARNka. Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-06
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Ava New Made Putty, for sale b,
BURT& son.
Ra,iand, Oct. ~, 1851.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-06
BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
The most extraordinary Etditine In The
World!
THE WONDER

world!
Tbs Extract Is PIT Wy ia gsart bottles: IL 10
s1 times cheaper, pis"santrr, and wnrren
ted superior to any sold. II rnr,s wiihost
romitng, puyging, sickeni"g, or debii'ia-
ting the sysirm.
We have nanufsct nred 600 pO0 hotties Of Ssrsa.
pHilia during The past year sGd are new pniint up
AT iess' 5000 btles r~r day using more ofihe SsrsS
pNiiia root IN one month than all tie other msnuisc.
tueIs Of Sarsapati iia IN one yrsr m. n. Towns.
heris Sarsapatiiia " warranted TO keep iur any
length Of time In all climates. This Extract hast
Ell more Of the follow os diseases hNu all Tho oil hei
advertised medicines together have dime. Scroula,
or Kings Evil, obstinate Cutaneous Erupi ions, PIN
p'esor Pusiules o. the face. Rlotches BiIes chronic
sore Eyes. King Worm or Teitei, Scald Head en-.
atrement and pain Of The homes and tinis stubborn
Ulcers SyPhiltic blsrrders, Innba Salt rheup aud
all diseases afsing frm In inc ious use IT Mcrcu
~ Aseues, OF Dr"psy, exposure. or iinpruience In
life. II invariably cures Rheumatism, n ae-,ion OF
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. general ard Debility,
Pa'pi'atinn "t the Heart Liver Complaint a, j InHa.
msl,cn Of the Kidneys i.a,ies Of pale com pie xirn
AID cnnsumptive habits aud such as are irhitsted
Wy those ohst rurt ions which female. are liable To-
arerestored, by the use Of butil. two to bloom
and viRor
The aum!'er Of diseases meni' toned alpve as cured
by this pfrpa ion Of sapara, may seem latg.
out weare nevertheless prepared to prove, by an
extensive array Of certificates. that such s the fact
vfririinn Of the evidence which We possess concern.
Ing each disease would he received by any indiCal
tribunal ss complete demon straiion. II musi I've re-
nrnhrreh that all this right ul array Of maladies
though appearing ~ endless variety of forms and
yet similar IN their origin and Causes. Tor they all
.p-,ns directly or indirectly from corrupt Gunis'n
u the blood were IN pure healthy aud active state
u would drive all these complaints frnm the ISste W
anhchronic di.eas wonld be impossible.