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New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

1rcu-.' tis ~ crrNyturTy oi v,siicating himself
lie ~ii - more INDUSTRIOUS - cary that shioh "
rf'-'rt = VI thsf sa'Cf = fr,4< There viii ~ no
occS,'cr 'or lim. n be 20 rot hear ,ni see lhi3ss
worth discovering - that &c naturally infincS
cycTN wUta and ever circumstance aggraVa ales ssat
D., faulty rtfNt-fS MIA IS good. ana MIS- cpsescnS
- fst - rtsclf. Nor IS it 70 De doubted that such
'ufc'> s-eicAeS let then pr.asfe pascsas snts
ftss fffr rifH ~ irfgV-easl~7s. 8nd oter ~rrh
tttlr "a O. usf >inie ard uiaCr against IAoss they
,f- tD H.fc.. i tais i w.>c morality, and Il
-, lstu lFCrsai' receTcc anc n thor- = sound
urli, ,Cph, .n he Old spanish pr1vcr5 BAD tie
cf0w ..1 tLc e1g, Wt sltlt b. al no los - aopre
...ft he 1r.telce o. ore rS. hisa } fn1anta,a OF
.f.efoot pi.h here Anl tacrt grain ot truth Wheo
lao. ug. n lie men a 10 oCcug, tAe plscr on M
-rft t,l, an recognise among them As ssoaesrs Of
, e Sf.,c us fsrnier>. u mechanics and cluzees
al titr Oh illS .g2ioa OF pies ana hui thero ".
ft, Ntinrs s>S = pG cOuVCtS Nes wearing the l0sk
AL Tie eat contracted n The >t'ic Prison, and ace
c'he.> come rcsk'rg from the s.ewS OF the city. 1
s,s Al, ,eII can . ~ real Does honesty d-ea N
tlt ptrIentafy and Crmc >tNA Sofoid o'es nc
>ta,, 4, .he cry pure Snc the country pointedf
Has Truth fed rom hc hearth Of the iarntt N tse
country and ~ ~ shelter m t.r purleus 81 me mo
irorolis No am no, ~ Michigan as IN Nes-
-re here sp ariS.ocrstlc senate Keeps always open
ne hons mouth a. well hy cay As hY night, Sspss
'or accusations againsi the peoCtn Ard thc pt,rN.
3 am 10 Syracuse. and see be ore me the dungeoa
~ ch The iyTaIt has constructed with cells IN "ieA
De- has imprisoned those be fears and constructed ~
walls on ilc model 90 ne humSR ear 50 ,hA, It's Gu
touS charrc u him even suppressed Sroans,
aud >iekS and whispered complaints
To be Coasnasd.l
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

D,,GaAcEFuL RIoT.-At Oswego Center
4 fearfu! rot TOOK place on "Wednesday, I'm. Tnefe
C,as 4 ball at a public house, and seven or eisN
T,1irkcu rowdles got In among the dancers Ars~
crsred ard the rowdies were elected They returned
10 The cnarge. largely reinforced. and stormed tne
house. The ladies fed through "lhdoW ~ 'e',
H1ss arc the gentlemen followed The OsWego TtmSs
tbS,s descrlbes the retreat All made preciptous
retreai young men and maidens bullIes and hgbting
men, the proprietor OF the house and family. some
took shelter IA field Of corn, others at ane.ghDor
ing house, and Others IN various plsces."
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN lE Roy. On
saturday morning last. FIRE occuTed IL Ihe village u
Ie Roy several old shantIes were burned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

H The Six Indian Chiefs who lit'iY
ys.,sA Washington, hare arrived 3. Gs.epa l'.ii
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

STATE OF VERMONT DE it remem.
District at Rutland IS. ID bered that at
special session of the probate court of the
aid district of Rutland held a, Rutland in and
1851.
as. Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Whereas, Edward F. Hodges late admins
traitor OF the estate of Alexander ". Reed
late oi Rutland in said district deceased. in
Pcs'ate las applied TO the said Probate Conr
r"p"s'ng to render another account of Ia
d h'nistration OF said estate add therein to
correct any errors found TO i,aye been made
IN me ioFmer accounts thereof:
1hrrefore, II is ordered by said court that
ihr examination Of SAID account for allowance
and any Decree proper to nc made on the rem
dhinn thereof be and the ame are hereby re-
ierred to stated ses, ion Of SAID court 10 he
held at me office Of the Register of said court
IN sad Rutland on the Ist MONDAY. being
The the btu day Of October Il ID. IajI, and
tha, noi'ce thernf be gwen BY publishing n
crft'i'ed copy Of the record ofihis order three
weeks successfully prrvions thereto IN the
rutland Herald newspaper printed at SAID
nnusnd an order dat all persons int rested
'irf~'n may thin and there appear before
s,id r"ar and Object 10 said accoun, and de-
rec " they cause
hE.-Nrr o'r,rord
aHSgY HiLI g,:"e6
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
TitComb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

BY the use oflhs Hive, Bees are protcc
ted through our severe winters, on accoun
oi the even temperature of the air within il
ana IT'S peculiar arrangement for ven ilaiion
that not swarm has been lost from the ma :
ny hives used within the ,hrre'years past -
L Is a complete protector against the at.
lacks OF neighboring ices, bee moths, &c ,
and affords peculiar facilities for replacing
''d brood combs by new ones. II is unequal.
ed as stock hive, swarms issuing from il,
from two TO three weeks earlier iaan from
any other hive. The surplus honey Is read.
" obla'ned from u, ia pure state, without
,nlur,ns the bees. in boxes Of suitable size fer
family Use or the market.
his Hive N constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, and needs only Ia
be seen to insure IT'S use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts snd natural
habits Of the honey bee.
WARD, Windsor, Vi 10 agent for
u, s>'e ~ Co5s'y, Town and isdyiua
~" 2a.u
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
TBWsS TERN PA SEkGERS.
By Raiiway aiirect .from Rutland and
UhHchaiito Schenectady.
M|2 ~ Ag,4A

The undersigned have perfected an ar.
raAgenient with the different lines of p ID.
lie conveyance between Rutland, VI, and
Whitehall, 10 Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight 10 any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: Ly
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall 10
Schenectady and Buffalo Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at 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 oriarc by
the Railroad and Canal Goat Company, IT
will lean object for passengers to avail them.
selves OF this mode OF conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
To the comfortable accommodation CT passcn.
gers, and are commanded by men of long ex-
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid 10 them
Families emigra,ing West, by calling on
the unders,gncd, will he advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, aud be enabled TO
procure tickets for any nj the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should hox and weigh their
goods before leaving, aud make a contract on
board the Steamers, as it will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WV. IL. STEvESs,)
4. RELn, On Board Champaign
WV. GANnALL, } Steamers.
ID PoRTER, East Rutland.
5. Is. SARGENT, Whitehall.
J. A. SMITH, :"
c. RIcHAnps, Casileion,
5. LAW EscE, Hydevilic.
NsIAH WHtAKD, Fsirhaven.
Whitehall, April, 1851, 1896
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

ptGELow 5 EXPRESS.
M4ff@

ESSENCE RS pass 10 and from all pla
vi ccs on routes Of Fit .lbnrgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont aud .U,ssachusctts,- =
Cheshire. Sullivan, and r utland and Durling-
lon Railroads.
Connections with other companies are so
arranged that al Express Matter can be for
wartied without delay to amy part OF the u
u,trd States, Canajas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
Bundles, Eanh Mites, Specie and .Hrchan
ii,e generally. forwarded with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
colsc,cd, paid or negotiated, Stocks, FRO.
luce, and Merchandise, bought or sold, ana
all kinds OF Express Business promptly at'en'
drd to.
In sending money or parcels Of coonsd'ra-
BILE value, the amount must be stated, cther-
wise we are not responsible. in case OF loss
beyond the sum of fifty do. lars for any one
parcel
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will We received mn,
less in good order aud di>t,ytt'y marked. Al
Express business shuul. he accompanied
with written orders, uu'ealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot b. taken, it being prohibit.
al hr ,rc posi- Opcc Department.
All packages -'ou'd be lnarked"Bi9elow :
pt;nc;,al once Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK Il RICE, Proprietors
prA1r l. FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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FOR SALE

'H\1E 'rbscr.ber Offers for sale two Dwell.
my Houses on the main Street IN Rn.
and village, including the house now o.cu.
ped by hiin.eii, together with The whole or
ny p'f'on OF the furniture. Also slip ia
Chnrrn
one fourth Ne CONFEDERATION money viii
be required IN advance. aud for The ir,;s, M.
eie"i' Will be gwen from one 10 len wear,
a. may De desired BY the purchaser
Ra'I'sd. H,y.. i.iI. ~,
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

I'm and after Monday, Dec. Is, 1870,
~ Stage will leave Casteion ev cry da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say a,
l.3 T. NJ, and arrive a, Salem n. Y. al {
p. NJ. same evening.
RETURNING.
Leave Salem att A. NJ. and arrive at Cas-.
Teton AZ O'Clock P. NJ. to cannect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Falls same evening. This line passes
through East Poultney, Yves; Poultney, Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron "a
Salem. BADW FIELD & co.
December lG; 1854. 50
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FaRSM TEAS.

\ 'he View tni@n Store, Imported r..
= esn'ls from la cured snnc,a,I, 10,
.he p,i''es Of the Enp-,,r sad En.p,r,, of
the ce'es'isis. the arataa % sa,eh viii he
seona u eseeed anything ever before sfi.,ed
". ssis here The twist snd prices riya
."s eHhs'sis OF irprrAl, Hyso,.
'oans Tyson, iiysnn Skin sad blset r.,
ks'sae, Nav a,,ssI y,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
california Life Risks
taken at'owcr ra,sr thau by any other company

The business Of theCoinpnny viii he conduct
ed upon the loiNT Stock. and upon the Mutual
principals at the option Of the IL, urcd,t thus meet
Jag the wants and circumstances ~ the Puhhc
more fully it is believed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principe the insured will
pay % ) per cent. less tor Insurance than The
rates If the best organized mutual Companies,
"r will receive what Is equivalent to 81 10 per
ccnt. per annum in dividend profits, paid IN adj
vance. instead of receiving AT uncertain amount
at the end of each year ia script certificates, re-
.lcrmahlc on certain contingencies, while At the
same time the annual cash payments are increas.
Ell by the interest paid on notes given Tor nall
the amount Of the premiain.
r On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure 1T the usual rates of mutuulCom-
panies dividing the net earnings each year, Civ
ing script certificates rcdecmable after Mutual
lusuranccFund orTwuHuntred Thousand D"l
lars is accumulated and charging u commission
for conducting that part of the business eqnirn-
lent to only about one half the expenses Of the
Company, securing losses being equal) larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers, besides
giving the members n lien upon ID Joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. n
| lnrga Lint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged IA security for payment OF lossas, in
addition to The usual Capital and Reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
'This company is not only one Of the mos
prosperous hut also one ot the very best III the
county, Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such
run ofbusincss' as this companys since its organ
cation.
Men foI california
are almost universally insuring in tlisCompany
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMILIES areanxious to insure in
this Company,--a safe Institution.
SALARiED Mss are ensurinei in this csmpany
by scores
Hard rocking men invest in this company h"
cause they regard il a. the best ofsavings banks
| to lay up their earnings in fer their wives and
CapdtdliIs invest with this company by TAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
! MS good as money at IL go per cent interest.
All classes and conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just rs they do every thing
in artiord, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" at once.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
EECOMltiSr ATTIC Ms
" '
certificate cf Or. Perry fort.mauth. n. H>

certificate cf Or. Ferry, Fortsmauih, n. H.>
PnR1sMouIM, '.ptctnbct %, 1919.
Mr.. =. Moore, Agent for "Whnrs Hale Ecs,or.
alive. Dear Sir deem IL my duty ~ s,sr rrne
facts respecting the inns'imahir value OF Whites
Hair Restorative. Several yests ago. amer severe
NJ of sickness, my wr osi a'l ui her hur, hr scalp
appeared diseased and the hair grew out harsh and
uneavcn. hhont a yea AGO. by another I'll Of sick
ness, she lost NJ Of her hair second time anh Ter 4
long time there was apparently no action in the
scalp. Amer various applications was induced Ia
try The above men, ned kesloTat i've and All
the use ola few bottles her hair has grown out rs
thick, aslustrnup, aud AZ beautiful color ~ ever
with ncnrilric aud other pains IN my head. and |
have lnund 1t the hest cSterdul remedy ! have ever
tried can therefore checruiiy recommend !, +" all
who are afflicted a. abnve. AZ the hest article have
evet seen. Most respectfully vouts
A. PERRY N ny
, Nannfactrtrdhy t. MITE lowell Mas. as
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INDIA RUBBE Rc.


srArEot l!RMoNr re-, communicated ,h.,
ninttc, II Ga,fharen, - - al a Probate C"ur
he ~ Ci.rl,n, 10 sni for sail District on The
20,h Jay Of y 4. 1851.
Whereas D.coit Sherman administrator OF
the estate of Reuben iibsnid late at IL 'uli-
nev n siii distinct haj IN ,de appln:a,ion 1"
sid Court pr'p,su, I, render aud account
Ut HE at,n,ni ,trat,om of said estate.
II il therefore Ordered by said curt that
m. rx,m,n,tlon nf said acc ,uat for a'l,w.
ancc anI decree of dividend based upon sd.
account b. ana the -nn,e is hereby referred
TIA session Of sAid court 10 bn held at the Of.
l9"a f.sa.: IN C,s.'r.'" a, al"fs'a'a on ,. "s
NV, siv"n by pIfttas :" y .. ~, IN, st r,.c
ord ri this order three weeks successiveIv !.
the Rutland Herald :. newspaper priined a
Nnllan IN this state prcviou, 10 the Tim,
app hated for sad h"-rins
true copy d. record.
81 ALHaS wARNEa. Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
For Sale.

The undersigned wishing 10 close business
IN this place, offer their entire stock OF goods
at cost for CASH. Any one WISHING To 60
into IL de would find tbs good location
and can buy cur stock Of goods at harga'n'
G\SKll.L Il WEEKS.
East Clarendon, June 10Th, 1851. %
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
YEAST POWDERS.

This i. decidedly most desirbie article fol
all housskeepers to have on hanl. 1t is al
wuss roady and sure to act. The dough requires
no string, but is ready to bake as soon as mix
ell. II is suitable for almost all kinds Of Sweet
cakes. Gingerbread, Dumping, Grddle cakes
&C., Fry Box--you will surely be pleased
with il For Sale by
Chas. Burt 4 son.
Rui md Sept, 8. 1851
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
NOTICE.

THE e'partnership heretofore existing b, .
'asrn IN; undersigned !. 6y ,nn,ua
eon~"' d's' ,lsed hildc.nands dnG the cont.
p'ny must I've pad 10 X. PARKER (w,ihou,
drlayl who !. authorized 10 receiy, them Al
% settle al dema nds a ra,ns, said co,ru,,y
J. Il PARKER,
BROWN GLEASON 4 60
lsly I, ISL y.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
Valuable Books.

cni FAR MERS & GARDENERS
.C,,octt's American Gardener,
Goes A American Fruit Book,
Inisi's Family Kitchen Gardener,
!ottnse Gardener Of America,
Goodr,c ~ Northern Fruit Culturist,
Hens American Agriculture,
Downirg's Flower Garden, &c. &r.
For sale by j. SPENCER.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
Tile Inhabitants of Rutland and Nicin
ity ,ciY please take notice, that
LYSCoMB & OSGooD


ity riW please lake notice, that
LyscoNdB < 0SGooD
Are now receiving at the
Farmers Exchange and peoples Cash Store.
A LARGE AMI desirbie Stock of Goods,
- consisting OF a good assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Rea-
dy made Clo,ning, Boots Il Shoes, Hats {.
Caps aud Gents Furnishing Goods, togeth
er with Nails, Glass, Paints, OlIs, &c., &c.
All of winch are offered for Cash, approved
credit, or IN exchange for most kinds OF Farm
Produce on the most liberal terms and at ex
ceedinsiy low prices.
Ma yING TOOLS.
Having n large assortment of Iiaying Tools
on Land we are induced to offer them very
low for Cash. ID Tsit q Sons, Sidlry i.
Dinton, March's Cast Steel \. Steel Rock
S,,ythes We are selling at Manufacturers pri,
;es, angling from tnriy-two 10 seventy five
cents each.
We have a Stock Of Goods IN hind and
are drtsrmined 10 sell them, and we coniiden nj.
Y believe that we shall be able to satis(y the
most difficult that IN the guilty ana prize of
our Goods we are not to be beat BY any con-
srrn IN the Country.
WV II. LIscoan, Jo.s Osooop
Rutlund, July -th, l-5l. tG
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TINS Elegant
rscparairn "
lat 'stiie the
place thli 9th
ri G ~ IN
use, iVt f~sipf.
ins and ,,rss.
ING the linir ego
u prevents the
Hal, from ali.
lug nn pfornot
- It's rfrwih,
rrNhNrS ian |.
ruiF sndf--tniss
the nsiatai aud
'uNutisni -ruw
III II the Hair
IN all Cssrs Il
bNiiuess, HAT,
81 frniovstpiin
and heat Ia the
head, and IL a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
Cue Of the Greatest Discoveries
Ciihc Acc.

WHITES nam TOR.iTirE,
\ PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For R'sforing, Beau,Jying. Cjeaasiag, $qji
tsinT. and Dressing rue NAM.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
The most extraordinary Ncditinc in the
World :!
THE WONDER


H,s Extract ispnt mp IA quart Turtles: il is
sn t,mos cheaper, pieasanior, and rorran
ted superior to any soid. II cnrts wiihout
rom,iing, pnrging, siekeni"g, or tebiiaa.
ting he system.
We have manuiaot nrcd |. 800 600 bottles OF Ssta.
puiila during The pat year, snd are VOW pu,',s
al least 5HU bottles per day usinR muic Of tho Sarsa
puilia root fnoni ,ha all the other nanuac.
tuners ~ Sarsapatilla ~ one year. d. y. =. Tusns
he1d's Sarsap1tilla - warranted 10 keep Tor any
ed more cf the following diseases han all tt. cihri
u.ed medicines toee, her have Irue. Sceonls.
cr kimgs Evil. obstinate Cuaneous Erupions, pm
esot Pustules the face, Blot ches Biles, chronic
sore Eyes, Ring Worm ar Tctiei Scad Head en-.
lar cement and pain of the homes aud innis stubborn
Ulcers, Syphilic Disorders, lnmbagO Satrhenm. anl
all diseases arising from ~ ludcious al Mcrcu.
life. 1t nvariabi, cures rheumatism. lnd geriion or
Dyspepsia Neuralgia. general and nervous Debility,
Papitaiun "i The Heart. Liver Complaint a, d Infa.
msticn nf the Kidneys Ladies OF pale complc iap
aud consuinpiivr habits aud such as are d-bta ed
by those Dhsirurtinns Which females liahlc Ia,
arcrcslored, by the use Of buitl, two 10 bloom
and visor.
The number Of diseases mcn,ioocd above as cured
by this preparation of oatSapariiia may seem late"
bat are. nevertheless prepared to prove, by an
extensive array of crrtr ates that ~, 10 the fact
fraction Of he evidence which We possess concern
Ing each disease, would be received by ANY judiCia
tribunal a. complete demonstration. II mnst he re-
memhrrch that all this rghlful array Of maiudes
Though appearing IN an endless variety II fnrns aud
vet similar N therur aud causes tor they al
sptias directly or Indirectly ftnm corrupt uuriain
" the blood were IL pare hralt by aud active state
n would drive all these complaints from the ,str
anlchrunc :eas, would he imp"ssibin'
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CATION.

tAIIIDN.
To avoid imposition II will he necessary sec hat
nr. JAMES X. CH'LrON'SC ERTiFIChTEa swellas
the signature az i'rS ?. Townsend is the outside
wrapper uf each bottle.
nrS,d by n. l. SPENCER, PuIand and by oil
TIE princiba, Druggists and County Merchants
Throughout The United Stsirs Cana,ias Sc
u<-Proprir,nrs' office 50 NASSAU STREE T. IN
III" hnildinr fnrmery occupied by the South sptis
Church. New York 2s. 6m
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
NOTICE.

This may certify that have this day CIV
ca my son Charles Ss,i, his time during the
remainder ct hrs minority aud shall ciarln
none OF his earnings and pay no debts OF his
contracting amer tins date
CEELYE VAIL.
Dsnby, Oct Z. 1851. ~
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by
n. T.. g p +. II G. +. II.

Latter Ctps t,rape.;) .Ncchanic's lnkstands;
Academic inkstAni-; Cocoa Wafer Cups; BAR.
re- Sand B"1es, (rusewooil; Patent Ar Tight
inks,ands, Glass inkstand. ,tb,srep Cocoa Peck
ct lnkst,nd. itnbber B,n,ls. ivory knwes Ivory
u"rtc Monneas; tabcr's Pencils; Russia QrhIs;
Pcthean Pen folders. Jenny lind Wax; Law
envr,o>.,, &c. * at 'Union oricc,--ten per
cent Oft
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

Iosr REcIIyED and for sale by the subser,.
bel, the various publications. OF Fowler Il
Wells, New York, at the publisher prices.
smong ~h.ch are works on Physiology. rhre
nolegy, Phonography, Magnetism, Botany,
Astronomy, Water Cure, &c DC A yeiy
desirable collection Tor family reading and
rr'erenee, a general assortment Of School a
Massachusetts Books.
b. kiRx.LpiG.
Rutland, Oct. l, 1881. IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
TILE EAEION

TIL" immense ami Increasing trra RI for rt. c.
Townsend's >rsaptrilla has made II necessary very
much In enlarge the operations "'Ii,anuisrure Ne
dicinal substances are used in incredible quantities
aud as each Ingredient requires to be carefully and
accurately tested the propretors have fund il ne
ce.sarv 10 place the Co,npounding Department ir
charge Of a competent and responsible Chemist one
whose scientific reputation viii he fnil guarantee u
public confidence. Or. JAMES X. CHILT[N has as
sumed this duty.
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Tnis may Germ, have hi' Gay c'e" N,
l so- rusid~u, 4. rrc.icn. the m"n'aS
,.,r,ion VI h,. tl.,s during lbs minority arc "
10 q, tseity TO eor,,ac, Tor hia"sN ana o'he''
w,h BIN, and I shA.i tot be liable TO a! 'h;
81 his detu. Al therefore. thai eenuAs. WIN
10 x,u cavern them eI,cs accordingly. aud
,,t, do. notice thereof. ALtAit PRS oN.
Pi,t,ford, J0,h Arrii, 1881. :"
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