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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-27
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are almos: universally i~nsuring in thi,Compary
because terms are 50 reasonable.
HEALS o. fhMIriEs arcanXious to insure in
Ills ComTany,-i safe Institution.
SAtAHIED Mas, are e~nSuring in this company
By score.
Hird rOrhing men invest in this company be-
cause they regard it q. the best ufsnyiugS buuks
t" lay up their ~rLrninys in fer their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by .ak-
ing ont policies for life, because they regard it
as good As money at II to 90 per cent interest.
AlcilsscS ana conditions OF men ensure IL this
company because, jast as they do cycry thing
in artiorl, when they meet with losses, they
luy "ut" at once.
Feb. - Jtf
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COMMISSIONER s NOTICE.

WE IN 'UusrrtLst', hei0g appptCtet by the Hon
w tie p. ubl,s Court fT the district of kutiaL',
com sSmucri 10 receive eNIGine and ad lust al
Clam - LrnIauif Of al prisons against \
NAH OiN>BEE, late O. C%afrudou, IN SAID DIS
ifct, islrtscli repre- srHte! insolrent and siN months
loan The liza Hay Of December, heiug allowed by sad
cpa'I fr that purpose, We ~ therefore hereby give
L~>ice hat Ne Wi atl"ui 10 the busiurss ~ our -ai!
oisi'u.iie'.' sIihr larii ng houtc uf NOEL T. RidllJ
- t1afeHGoG, OF the <slh Isy Of rl;liy, apd .th
a. Of Jnue neNt, ran one u'sirck T.. ~ un.i! c o.
lk@s y NJ. % each OF SAID DAYS.
Dated Clarendon, Jau, i-t t6l.
DASiEi. : EWING.
LiNVs F. COLytN COMMISSIONER
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Valuable

VNI\T at BlcOn'. Stare, ludlow, Vt. you
L can purchase | pint of Green Mountain
Fluid FOR washing, costing 3 cuts, which will
enable you to 10 the washing Tor 10 in the
family, ia two hours without Washing Boards
or Pounding Barrels. This Mixture viii not
%injirc clothes and does not contain Alcohol.
Gamphcrc, Vurrsntiue or Ammonia. aud is
exactly similar to the Soap Preparation chmrg-
rl 50 euormuu-ly. for by c:'y agents olJ
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-27

THIS Elegant
pfoplrrtnun -
LAST ldtiug the
= ace Of At! 9th.
or lrliG les IN
u C, .i''r rrstoI
lha aul dre,i.
inc The Hair
II preyeuis tho
Han from tail.
lux OF, pfrinot
IS us. growth.
rriiinv dan =.
ruiz ardfestures
the natural aud
iuNuriaut GROW
III al this Hair
ia all cases Of
badness. iirl.
~ rem 'scspllu
ana heat ~ the
head, and il. A
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One oE' tie GsTcascst Ekss-
coScricS oatE~ Age.
UHJI'y' < n m

UIiIIES HiIn RESTORATIVE,
\ PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For Hrsioring, BcaUttying. Cieansing, Sof.
nin., aAd Dressing TIiE NAM.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-27
SANDS NAkSApARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES

F"S 1hS heHo\"t Asu PsgaANksr orHgop All t,
tAsEs Ah,S'Ne fHoM Az iMiN'Hf tta1g.,. sa
rLO"u ot utnir o. iHs sYFIkM. w
SrtufIH or king's Lrjt. Rhoumnfsm ,I,t,
tu.aE'ons E,"pIions Pimpd,S Or IusiuGs ,..,
tr,. B4oich's D'cs Chrone sore Ip,. $50.
Iv.tm az T;H.r. ycni3 U,ad. E.A,rp,p,
PdIH "f1h" Hchts u.i .Ioinis, SIutbo,H f.ur.
NyphHic Symptoms, Sc.tHcI o. LrnuAa,o u,l
HstascS missing h"n a" iUJnHc.onIns ~, II Me- ,
~ isci"sor UtoI'y. Ev'osnr' or Inp,,dra
Liz Ms 'hrOme tohshf0i4ohHi D,sotus
Ihc va'ur III tbs ,fr~ iatd'iuu Ia nov viIrl Lt.t.
Ant every d,y the tirM u Us usefulness 4. r"li.iItl
u T., alp'r'c aud MANY rscnnmeuts! ~ f,s
ct,r- aud Ia admitted 10 he ~" most iowtrl. a.
hcdTlinr preparation IIuu1 tiH root inRt has r.ft
ho.l rm'ln,r ed IA medical prlru.c. IT., wntls,
mat" victim II hereditary disease win svnIiro r,r.
CONTACTED N'uGwa, hri huitcs hail Cat'ou-, la. ,.,r
restored to hrIllh anI vig"f. The trruiulpu. pI'ur.
covered with ulcers, lnath,omr To himsrlf and iul.
itIrlrdutN has been Iuldo whole. iluudIcus O. irrf
.nn+, who had eru,nci i,opctc,,ly for years IT. ~,
cuItneaus and ritnLular disorders. chruuic tt-pms
Ii-uI, dni many other Complaints rpupl,u. from.
dcrhn'cmrut" nj the -Hcr.tive "frtn- an, the Dreu's
linuI, have ieru raised a. II were rom he ias1 ri ~,
'lsc. aud ur| Vita frsrusiatci C~nnotitu,i pns .r..t
testify Ia ile efficacy II this esIimahle p,elHu''.
The iuli".. ~ certificate from Cot. SAMUEL Il r..
'rr q S"oilgintu Of high rtaGAiu! aud cNlsr-yfty
ptatn,dncr through tho southern State and pte
app united CONSUL to y " Grenada, commend, I,,
20 lhe tttruitp, OF All,
New York JAuuay1 :. lis
O-s.rs AB \ D ..-hcnIi,m.n Har 4.
G-"d Aud "Itn.-,cI tho ojIrcIs 81 your ) tluatl, -fr.
ar.tinn of tr-dlhrrllt nn it1rrrut pcrSnn- lulr.
un' pt't| ct 'he sonihcrn r"uu,iy, Nh-iI.rn
inristind Trrt' nni Mexico I fee much p,.sr,,
IL STATING the Ugh "2lnion r'rrtiatu'd of 'r e"a.
utdrtrAl value. IT, Dy ".ur's" IT t,lri I'm,ti H.,
a ohatiu. t"n"vrue -p",'liy the f.. eTylrrI ,'t'' "t'-
system, arI "Nc,luF q, the iirli l,t.rt,. m.....
4 toni. t'I IuviF.fHlrn lrlrrt.r
luu5 Si,~li.rlit I- h..iIy a~rV5uNr' a.. ,.''
Hivcll u'-d ~ h. E,l'si Hittt' army 900 II" ~.
I.', and iuy CruHtu. i'n Etrtaiy i1y'ol nae o.
th, PAST I've y"nro r'cu N the hatlt ~ lsIrr 10 g..
TstuulIrIGt HE EIr4- he dtN at'lui,t lnl .....r
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
rUBLIsitKD 81
ERAST0s; II. PEACE & co.
81 STATE STREET, ALBANY.
pOrlv,oN'S ASro Monty. dc.cripliyc. nh

II OElNHoN'S ASrO Monty. descriptive. ph,.i
- cal, aud practical. designed lor colleges. ocadu.
mics aud pfiNd'e.turents ht II. \. k"nISnnN, NJ
inra'cf Proiess"r Of Mathematics Us. Navy. aud au.
ihcr OF R"oi"son's algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c;
RonIN>oN's ASTRONOMY, for school. aud
academies, descriptive, theoretical, and ~physical
~RoDlNsoN's ALGEBRA. for colleges, academies,
aud private -iueCnt5 vol ~vo.
~hOblNSON'S ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, de.
signed ~ Fret Lessons IN that science. l2n,".
KuGlN@ON'S GEOMETRY, containing Gro,nc.
Try, raj" and Srhecica! IrIgUnom,!:y, anu tp"ic
EUBiN>ON'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. with
rc'o'ls a'I applications, iofScNuoIs academies, a..
PRACTICAL ElOCUTIoN, containing iIlas,rl.
t,'u1 Of the p%rioci;ios ul Reading and Puulic >p,AH-
i"- also = selection OF the best pieces from ancient
and Inud-tI authors. accpmpanirl ty Explanatory
Notes; the whuie adapted 10 the purI nsrs Of NM
provernrui IN t~ttii"s and Orltury, 10y Samuel Niles
sw.rt. ysl I2,no.
THE HARMONIC. n New Collection Of Easy
Suu-s. com pI,rd tud arranged for que, two. three.
and four Voices with IA new set Of Rules andPrdcii,
cal Exercises, upon an original aud scientific plan
f., tne ",t Of sch"''c, Srt2ing Classes onl Socl'
Circles. BY Noiulnon Cone Teacher Of Music ia the
Public schools and hir"c1"r 81 Music II the Third
! Pre,nyteriau Church, Albany,
NORIoN'> ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AG
riculturc, ar the connection between Science and the
at ct Prhclira Farming Pixie t.say Of the New
York state Agricultural Society. vol, !2mu. c.oil,
SOW WELL AND REAP WELL, 81 F,eside IA,
ncati"O- ~ S.muel q. GnpGuch, author Of Peter
PIrey'5 TalrS vol I2mn
TIE CRtLD'S RI II hOOk OF READING AND
Drasing, by Jerome i. Howard, Teacher Of Drlwinc
in the New York state SormolS r hnul
COrECHISM OF AGRICULTURAL CHFMiTRY
and Gsnlogy. by James " +. Johnston, +, Il. s,
&c, An'hor Of Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry
| .Ui. i>nn. ialf hourh.
SCf!QCL COOLE.
of aver. i'srr piioH, sup."u whO..o lie and retail,
al New YORK pr cts'
Booksellers. Merchants "a Tcach,f. can have
their orders Immediately executed. on tie most ar
crnnnldiiug terms: aud e,.,ls arut, L., c.Drcss vi
U,hrrNISr. asthty may direct.
v. & Teachers wishing to examine any Of the a.
hove wfuks, viii Ilease address t. II. L. dCo l9t
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SCEQCr 3OONE
TitcOmb's Patent
bee Hive and Protector,

BY the use Of this Hive, Bees are pro,cc
ted through our severe winters, on aCcOun
Of the even temperature of the air within 1t
aud IT. s.sou!'a.2rfangsnIcnt 90; vLntIiatIDNr
tt!lt not Il swaraI has been lost !Iom The ma
NY hives used "j,Atu the three years past
II 10 Il complete protector against the at
lacks Of nrighLoring bees, hcr-u1ths. &c,
aud affords peculiar facilities fox replacing
old brood comb, by new ones. 1t rs ~Dncquai-
ed A. Il stock hive, swarms issu.ng !rom it
from IS 10 three weeks earlier il.au from
any other hive. The surplus hone, Is rraG.-
y obtained from II, in a pure STATE, without
Va Hf'nE The bees, ia boxes OF suitable size for
family use or the market.
1Ms Hive IS constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only to
De seen 70 lHsuic IT. use by those who are
acquainted with tie instincts and natural
habits Of the houry.hcc.
:. B. WARD, Windsor, VI is agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and individual
lights.
a HIVE may be seen at Mr.. Aaron Barnes
mRutiand. 2H,tf
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The business u ,heC "inrary will c|onla,i-
,l upon the IONhr >tuck,aud upon the MUruAl
principals a the option Of the iusurcl.thu, mc,t-
ing the wants and circula,ttuccs of the public
more iully it is believed, than purely mGtua
cpinHarit. can do
Ga the JOINT stock principle the insured will
80 Is GER ryJt. It.s tor Insurance than the
rAl.sst TIE bt'' organize! mataal t"mntaic..
or viii receive U'"ti j. ,iuiN..ru I. - Is 1rr
cent. per aunum, In dividend rofts. . ail, 4. al
vance. Instead % r"HCeiyiI AT uncertain amount
atthc end Of each year ia -cril certificates We
c>moH}e on rert-iu contingencies, while at the
same Jlr The annual cash paymrut.ure Increase
'luf the ,utrr' paid on notes ai,c4 for la..i
th- raount Of the premium.
o.. Tie MithIt principle. this company lrl-
l,sc t. insure At tie usual rates Of mutualCom.
plm.e- 'tiNiliugthc net earnings, c.ch ycnrgiy-
iuI .cT,p,fcrt.i,Lt,s reitcmahie a'tpra Mutual
lu.irluccl'gri ITmuiiundrcl thousand Dol.
lar, i accumulated, and charging n commission
tar conducting that part ut the business, YuiNa-
len: to only about one halt the expenses Of the
Company, securing Gos,c, being c4aaD q larger
Yearly dividend to the Iutual iusnr,re, besides
gi,iis tie members % Hen upon ajuiut Stock
Capital Of OHS-iiiudr.l Thousand Dollars. :,
lar - iuiut stock Reserve Fund, which viii le
pledged as security tor pny,neat Of lo-,n+, il
addition to Tie usual Capital and Reserve Fund
AZ mutual Companies.
'.his company il not only ONO Of tie mo-,
lerous tnt ais, ore Of the very best il the
,ountry-NnyV,d U,iy tOuict.
NJ Company in the Union has had surl Il
'rHn Of business IL tins company ,incci it, organ.
~i:t.iJn.
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cJ.,si 10. CO. 49, CURED
S~Jf.H-fcg5
EUrrTCkIIC SYRUP
a SIP CIrZC r :. " z u
Consumption. Lirer Complaint. DPS.
pcys,a. .Srro,Dl1, ~iulpiidhon Of
III W-ali. tnn4hs. Colds. 81.

"~'N'HJ''"f Tt'tF '""J'dtHt. IJYS.
iry,s,a. .Nrrotrio, fnipudtion Of
Tie M9i'. touyhs. Colds, Sc.
r ha' been t,r'e ne rab'ic urenrls or twelve
L NrFfs, during Nlot tiHnr ''hter.' 4 sine|t tu.t
Wildcat has us~l It ottnt H.lur tsjcf tha.,us.
r~,i.' lu cares Nttrc tl uti'f rrGtrJIc. 'A'r iuIcI,
'.l the pnpref,t 80. srieuiicuJs b,..,rs iun u.
f''li $50 -osf. titl - IL thc ttss sea -1y ir tuls,
,Asra-Ts ever .t-trsttDl.
r,c e]irns,ts vt ~, en- u.sytur i- ,.mau.r'. nt,
stniir h,r's iui t''t,, tf.' m''lciltl p-ugctli,t #
SHl'h pr''N IN hHu!, -'fc'r'iru the ssstrm, aud
tt'c a healthy tHHs t. tie tuur- aul i. rs.Ne E
rl" t,lfl7 u ipo.'usttr l~li'i-'r. aitth cctt'4 o..
1rur1 t'N'nIts whea usll; 81 re- irsr- tho c'ufh u
t-"s's usiurH IL cSiRt tom The sslrr' uI ut-cts,d
matter. ~ crre''"oiioo. "h.ch q frtHiucd, lt,Go-
r"- l'nsahpl.u. 1t rticus MATER iu an ahs,,s- ca
uHet-lr ant then rtu.r, Us cNInlsion from tie sls.
ic!n, az the same ilWc s'Hi1lpc The tri'ttrd ants
hcalu: IT,. ,%dorrdtnn masihr i h,aity tat: %
it-H.'e' Tie vtNuI4 vli'Hli .r ll 81 pHf.atiyr
medicines. II LtIa,. t.r moot .to4h.e .Du,c couch
without trwtiua ire system 80 Drst mediate - ,u.
- u I'r1 ni r'n'A'" AZ, lnrr'"t'. ,at"n'I opium,
ut ui'irr h'i'iet!pus drit Nha'eser. 10 shnlt " may
"inpiar,d'y l." called the C'n.uu %.ttNr's fiirnl
inr Wherever Il hts been used. II Invariably produces
hamper teSu'- than aUf other frmHd,. soothing The
uliHuA al tn" sirs Aul. bN IT. tatlurE Properties re.
stores IN 4 ma i,riy ufca.-4. the ,uirt ter Ia health.
Nearly ~ tr, pcrsoo vita ha. used tt. hy a p,rsc.
'cr'u,. IA ~ USE. has iri IT. NcaiIitu iuflrnc", aud
~ cunlinuIu1 lie uec 4 perfect cure has been effected
rHe rra'on torthd, q, obNi "Us as ,he Pulmonc ~
lu.' i- compounded ur'U the PRIV tff"a If suuui mod
'ftl phi '-'puy tu~ Stood he fe-i of year. of sud,
AMI man, uctuhets 4 the medical profession Nht
""'' if.~ 'tIc'i AFf''-' "a" use ~ t'ls great r"nriy.
nav" Nti ii'sr pre- !uulCrs ftnnv,u 10. Niturs,iuI Is
't'"'''.'i' success 4ad are """ G.'n: Il ia ,ir,f
prtica
TIE v|-'pt'"lor e this mcl'iu" was him''n mary
years "gr. ,ri,r,i So tu. Jt - be- gwen tp - has
p'N -irtl. ; td lur.t. in the lIt STAG" "i tp.-utp
t"n AnI tl' tt-" a'V' tr'd DO" n"'"uI 'he r''ch t
any r.nriy. Ne then Used DO" iulupnlc e,tup,
which, b. r'Ntf O. 10 Tie lll"ci aui Il wa tHi
iH''Uf ui curing hun.
- tFt rt
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sew y WtE Fcb n, ia.t
Ne..rs ",ulF'-i tvlp" ru3,f.l many yrlr.a "
u disease Of 'uy throat. affecting the iaryuT i.f.r
whch i.''," | us treated "Ith the most GIs'rr,,-
ri p4yscatr. 100 Iurnrr aud the l'u,'.I .r..,.
"ii."u' Ircrf'I.g any prrinent benefit. hu, su I'r
iiin" 'ts t'4'rl trt'r ard sircnrlh ''cCiIuHt .l.
~" I4'd'r ,udh ne fearful pfuPto-t ,AualI' 'Wi
cations wcf' used. aud whatever else 8is 'a4'.'
most 'itrrul iaT Wn4uCiug = curr-Hut | Hn Q f
,'rui the '"pi"T ,hs riuriiou rar In. itr l|rst,-tfr
many a'L"itranIcl nitl lh,h,-,- aud Frat JrglrIy
IN h-'a'tiug would ,ruu have 'r,nluairn Co.,, ".
nod! ""t nbtt'urj rriici through the medium at }"Hf.
rtr>llnriit. 'gus' stY grl.taru, wi,n ! go
n."rl'd tir" Use s'rsnpIrilJ ! dIt r"t ii.' n
confidence "a its virtues and lhis Mi iu' -nuN'
t"l Who'll inform SON I hdi tired r1Hfa lhib ''
different ,ruu'!'sS iprlp the l,st uur 81" 10 .,.'
any HucccSs INT aIrftutItg your -'is.ait asi'"
w"'R- I "ia OBLIGED ~ la'1 to y,-.1 lootis'''
fhis triC c,iuus -trCiEc has not only rhr,'t .r.
trfrt uH aaI therefore rLffk tn, iDy .'"
Iul. "t lue lrn,fi f. auTar,- humanity, g.. sf
y"4 ihiS t''estIri,u Of ny cuic.
Srurs y,y ir.iy, y PApkNF
tpE-u'I'o II f'a.re - the Iu''r' ~'+'''
The HHuNe s'aleWruI Ard .Icraiufe n'r' IlkaI7
ei.,' o.. our rE',.,,,aS M. Il Parrul a- zee
f.Itut f,l-'i h,r,r,I ~ FGure
/. BOkb I.a tan'I
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DODGE'$ Superior Burning Fluid, and
Fluid Lamps, which are perfectly safe and
cheaper than oil. For sale by
J. Il. PARKER, & Co.
Also n general assortment Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods. 4
Rutland, Feb. 3, lc5l.
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For sale,

ONE New one horse sleigh cheap for cash,
gram o. lunhcr. .. l. ROBBINS
Feb, lst, Eel. 1
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~ at"'' lmj n~Itlunu NJ, 80 n.ccra.tv ts,n u.f
" fNtS Il cur ross CEEriFtAIL ,...
the s'ita' re "t w. y =. Townsend, ~ on the u.,.s
wrapper 4 .u., u.ulr
-" Sold -. l. SPENCER, Eullsu! audi, -'
Tue r%lnr'iel Due gIst- and Cpdnir, N,rls.f
ltn "c"'u' itw L ti,i>tl'r ranadas /,
J-Pt"itu"inr,' pti'e " NASSAU >rElI, a
I've n"ud,t" tn,i.t uoup'od hy tho South b. o..
I iuir'h. New NurI.
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sovereign remedy Gr all discasrs of the scalp. 1t
gives the Hair 4 brilliant, uiossv luslre, a siikru tex.
i're, and q I l.liy vigorous appoaraure No lily'
tniet can be comp ele without thIs iuGispsrJtb!e It
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SSMNNNN.
J o II Q UILTY,
VI HANT TAILOR,

hoI!D inform his friends aud customers
ina, he las removed hrs establishments lhr
building formerly orcup.rd b, i Dyer \
-. as 4 store, u here iusy &c found a zoos
a-S's'i"eht 81 goods o. Tie iatrs, and mos
issH'Hha1lc styles, consisting of German
"'5lr''''hi Doeskins, tsssi.ncgcs, Ncslings
-h1 iN'-If l""!w.Hgs, a.. Of which he Of.
irEs Tor sale al a small advance froi, Gu,
EeHilemeH wishing IL r,l 4 sati wanld =,
well 10 call. All garncuts warranted Ia eui
81 no sale liz ls also ready 10 wai, on In.
customers iS hvre,Ofote. Garments Of all
k'nd' made TO "fder, in as good s,yle aus
voTs maaship as ~ any city Cutting done
Tor others make up. lie la, also rccr.yec
the 'PpfI ottssA,on for Tia r..l and W,n.
teroi i-il-5i. for
NI'!'H', OF lG'l $50
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RI rLtNDCOVNTY

Aor>rs-H Efhra,lConnty gent. Ra,'and,
Ezra Jlur. Brandon; q. \. lliirhcvrh .rttt.!urG,
tS.u.ter spencer. tsst,toG, C'PcH LEONARD.
thi''catcr; NiIt.N iiu3s,, tHrthouI.i Bis.
f"n.tu'Y De. N.shylsor. N-lits .ior4, t"!.
cite Potter. i'awict.
Nrp.r NExaNI>Egs.- Cvru-Purtcr Rut'aui
T.. II. Dgury, pitt>torl; 4 K.ulrich. ruui'nc,
! : itoughton, raaict: II NDn~ en-, Clarendon
} DIV anIwarI Ch.tl,tru;J Josiah Hale, B!au.
j g l.An FIX. W~al,i,g'ctl.
BENNINGTnN COININ
tar>tt Bingham 6 NcflDw'u,C County Agents.
l".ning,ni; \ II IatcheIlcr Arlington. ndui,l
Robert. Jr, NanrHestcri III DuuallssyShaits-
bury: Cyrus A~rmiugt,a. Dor,ct.
W Gscfi EyIrriasy>. LutLtrMo,c'y arlington
swift Remington: HDNearluin. Alue.c,t,r; y
fJoAnsrA, salisbury.
California Life li>hS.
taken ~a.l01cr rates than lyany other compayu
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PAsipHtrGs. eiytn: a History anil nes,r,H ion Of
tn" rhirtct"r a'l vtrici Y ul g. i"4uu ,till. ac.rmpl.
rlri Win oeu,ICdi,o tom p'iteniA Themselves, uf
good riaul lin, il Nh. city Id otl,rr p!ae.. Showing
t''e manner IA winch t'sy have hrru cured ~ the
aH,'e in"uiiorcI Ill -ra.cs, can DC had at Tie uliCu,
M. ~itic St'cct. ,g1D'is.
D,.,!- sL4tlI nr .nlfrssrl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-27
Chat Admirable h.ight.

'THNr u NC ". VI. T.. VVl I
lAetnry Point, Jan I. lsjl. !
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-08

The proceedings of these COMPROMISING meet
ings are curotas affairs. One was recently held in
the county of Chickasaw, and to show our readers
that :" consistency is jewelss' we present them
with: pure. gsm of the -sChickasaw submission
stamp. The preamble contains the following in,
teresting announcement:
-'1' WHEREAS, By.an act of the LEGISLATURE of the
State of Mississippi, Convention of delegates
from the different Counties in this State is called
to meet at the city of Jackson in November next
to take into consideration the effects of the adjust.
ment acts passcdaat the late session of Congress-
upon the interest of this and o:her slavchoding
States and whereas We believe that the motives
which prompted the passage of the said acts call
ing the said Convention were unwise and impoltic
and tend to increase an unnecessary agitation Of
lmportant questions which ought to be considered
as settled satisfactorily to all parties both in the
Most men would suppose that these Chielasaw
compromsers were easily satisfied, and that as the
questions raised at the last session of CONGRESS
were satisfactorily settled. they would not CON-
plain. But one of the resolutions following this
rich preamble reads thus;
This meeting have matrr, /, a.,
Grated upon the adjustment acts of The la..
OF Congress embracing series of measnres Cor
the ADMISSION OF the State of California. the settle
ment OF the boundary line of New Mexico. the o..
ganzaton OF territorial governments for Us .,',s s's
new Mexieo, the nerdetion of the sls' v.ii.ion
IN the District OF Columbia and the -, - ali coin.
of fugitive slAyes-and whilst thsy do NO.
eide with oursicws, de. ...at;sf.e orily
Fl The preambs,. sna resolution 9 sa''sise O'a. -
coincide" to disagree, sna me- r,.,s hon,s durs.-
consistent through meeAhs ., nSa' NV hard 10
ton, ought not to be expcc'ed 10 Oe :, -
: please. -
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-08

0tTThe 'enduring compromisers" tell the people
that the North will leave the South in the quiet
possession and peaceu enjoyment OF all the rights
not now wrested from her, and yet these Northern
hold singular ideas touching slavery. Read what
an old and clear visoned prophet of the Northern
senduring party" says:
ssSlavery is yours not ours, and on you the whole
responsibility of it must fall. We wash our hands OF
it wholly. The object proposed is to be effec-
ted by amendments of the constitution, and these
should be sought in good faith; that is not as the
means Establishing slavery, but as means of remov
ing us from a participation of its guilt
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-08

0TAt the suggestion of friends the publishers have
been induced to change the from "Mississippi
Rfie' to that of "Southern Standard The change
wasdetermined since the purchase of the material
and the result they have been unable supply them
selves with type suitable for the new name-It has
been ordered and may be expected before our next isl
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-02-08

Nations to individuals The taxation of foreign
produce in our limits. for revenue, while we exempt
domestic produce and manufactures, will not only adj
vance prospects State but signay rebuke the
abolition workshops of the North, who have SO long
harassed upon subject that does not concern them
and which is of vital Importance to u.s. 1t is mode
rate, medium ground upon which the South can rest
We invite the attention of readers to this SUBJECT
with full confidence that friend of the South can
but regard it with favor.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-20

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term. 1851.
The petition of Hardy Johnson, William johnson, Jul
liza Johnson Anna Johnson, and John Harrington and
wife Susan us. Cannon Johnson, Lewis Johnson, and
Jenima, wife of Noah Wtherngton.
Petition for Partition
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendants reside beyond the limits of this State, it is
therefore ordered publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six successive weeks notifying
the said defendants to appear at the next term OF this
Court 10 be held for the County aforesaid at the Court
House, in Greenvile, the first Monday of February
next then and there to plead, demur this
petition will tie taken pro coessO to them and heard
accordingly.
Witness, Henry Sheppard, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office in Greenville the first Monday of November,
and in the 18th year of American independence, A D..
1851. H. SHEPPARD, C. e. Z.
Nov. 20, 1851. (Pr. ADV. S. $3.50 995-6w.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-20

State of North Carolina, Franklin Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September erm
1851.
Young Patterson Executor of Nathan Patterson, decd,
against Erasmus Fenner and others, Heirs at Law
of DR.. Richard Fenner deceased.
Original Attachment levied on Land.
this appearing to the satisfaction ofth Court
i that Erasmus Fenner and others, (whosc names are
unknown) but who Heirs at Law of DIR. Richard
Fenner deceased, live beyond the limits of this State
it is ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard paper published in the City of Rail
egh for six successive weeks for said Erasmus Fenner
and others, who Heirs Law of DR.. Richard Fem
ner deceased appear at next Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, be held for the County of Franklin
aforesaid the I'd Monday in December, A. D. 1851,
and repevy, plead, answer demur otherwise judgment
pro consSO will be entered against them and the Land
levied be condemned and ordered to be sold satisfy
the plaintiff s recovery and costs.
Witness Young Patterson, Clerk OF our said Court,
at Office, the I'd Monday of September, 1851.
Y. PATTERSON, C. C. c..
October 25th, 1851. (pr. adv. SIS 623) 1914 CIV.