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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

q We stated two weeks since, that all the
city officers elected in ward 8, were democrats.
The 'Mrror" states npon authority, that one
gentleman named is ,chg. We do not ques-
ton the gentleman's present position as stated
by himself 1t is said, however, that "straws
show which way the wind blows" We made
the assertion from the fact that he has voted
the democ ratio ticket, and if we mistake not,
did so at the municipal election.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

HilotWe.-lt is stated that Mr.. l.. L. Hill,
of WesthiI, n. Y, has discovered process
for procuring colored daguerreotype pictures,
and that he has been offered $40, 200 for half
interest in the same.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

% Capt John Patten was elected mayor o
this city, on Wednesday, rice Hon. D. C. Ma
goun, declined.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

Mission TO CHlNA.-Mr Nelson of Tennes-
SIDE, is stated to have been appointed by the
Presipent as Commissioner to China. The
N. Y. Herald complains of this appoint
ment as II was made to the exclusion of Mr..
faimef who was well recommended for the
place by numerous merchants and others,
and who had published important works up
on that country. And closes with remarks
upon Mr.. Fllmore's diplomatic appoints
ments, insisting that the merrhantile interes,
has nothing to hope for the promotion Of
oriental commerce during the existence Of
this weak, vacilating and anti-commerca
administration.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

81 Fast day in New Hampshire, April Sd
in Massachusetts,, April 10th.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

a The Lady's Book for April is received.
This No. contains five beautiful engravings,
two of which are colored, together with its
usual quantity of interesting literary matter
The song by f. A. Turner,
40 lady, touch that lutte again.
is excellent
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

lished Mr. Donelson's announcement of the
purchase OF that paper.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

&c Hon. Elijah L. Uamlin has been elected
Mayor of Bangor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

Martin Farquhar Upper arrived at New
York in the Asia, on Friday morning
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

70 A new locomotive, call, d Augusta
was placed upon the kennebec and Portland
Railroad on Monday last.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

LAUNCHED, on Monday last, from the yard
of l.. lIoughton & Son, the fine ship pelican
State, of about 500 tons burthen.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

In the Boston Police Court, on Friday, of
The prop shakers secured on Tuesday
night by Marshal Turkey at 90 Sudbury
street twenty four Of the number plead
guilty TO The complaint against them, and
were assessed 5000 each, amounting in all
10 S2l672
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

HoLDEN's MAGAZINE for April is as interest
ing as ever. For sale at Stearns'.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

ROBBERY IN PAwTUcKET.-The Town
Clerks Office in Pawucket, Mass. was
broken into Wednesday night, and the door
of the safe waa blown off. The robbers OBJ
tanned about 500 in money. The trunks
containing The money and papers in the safe
were found near the river the next morning.
The safe was one of @. }. Gaylors manufac-
ture, New York Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

TROUBLE BREWING. The Lewiston Falls
Journal sass,-The special meeting of the A.
and X. Railroad Company holden at Winthrop
on Thursday, is represented by those in atten-
dance one of the most bos;erous and noisy
in the annals of that corporation, and that is
saying considerable, as many of our readers
well know. No definite action was taken on
the proposition upon which they We're called
together to act, and an adjournment was made
to meet on Thursday, 9th inst After the ad-
journmcnt was announced by the President
one party called father Taylor to the chair, and
passed resolutions, &c, to their liking. When
the down train left, they were still in session
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

q Considerable dissatisfaction has been
manifested by our business men in regard to
the change in the time tables of the X. and P.
Railroad, by which the people of Brunswick
and Topsham were cut off effectually from do
ing their business in Bath. We are glad to
perceive, however, that an arrangement for a
morning train from Brunswick has already
been made, and also that train will leave this
city in the afternoon for that place.
We understand that as soon as the river
opens, boat will connect with the mornin g
train from Portland, at Richmond, and with
the afternoon train at this place. This ar
rangement will continue until the road between
Brunswick and Richmond is gravelled, when
it is in contemplation to establish regular
morning and evening train between this city
and Richmond.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20
New HAMPSHIRE Election.

The Manchester Mirror contains despatch
from Concord, stating "that the house will be
democratic by decided majority-from 8 to
10. This may be relied upon, unless the
White Mountains have collapsed. Also, that
there are eight democrats elected sure"
Mr.. John Prentiss, the wing candidate for
councillor in the Cheshire district has proba-
bly, been defeated. In Keene he run 1870 be-
hind the whig candidate for Governor.
The four other councillors are democrats.
Senate-Districts No. l, ., 4, Z, s. 40, IL
and " have chosen democrats The opposi-
ton have elected two, in No. 5 and No 9. No
8 doubtful.
I. The Patriot counts lis democrats, III OPP
position representatives chosen. The towns to
hear from sent last year SO democrats, 9 oppo-
sition. A dozen of the democrats are, howev-
er, Atwood democrats. The governor is chos-
en- by the Senate and House in convention and
must be either Dinsmoor, or Sawyer, whig.-
1t is morally certain to be Dinsmoor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

AMERICAN DEMOCRACY. Golden, the great
English reformer, in an address before the
Mechanics Institute at Leeds, bears favorable
testimony of the Democracy in the United
States. In travelling through the United
States, he was struck with the elevation of the
mass of the people above those of his own
country. If a kid glove Democrat should trav-
ell here, he would return as he came, an aristo-
crat But if he should be one who had any
sympathy for the mass of laboring people, he
would be delighted with this country, because
he would find the mass in education and I'M
derstandlng, as much superior to the English,
as the English are to the Austrians in those
respects. He attributes the difference to our
Democratic institutions and the universal hab-
it of reading the newspapers
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

is excellent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-20

Bro. Drew, of the Gospel Banner, pays the
following Just tribute to our worthy governor
Hubbard.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

ESSENGERS pass 10 and from all pla
vi ces on routes Of Fit,hburgl, Worcester
and Nashua, Vermont and Massachusetts, =
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burllng-
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies are so
arranged that al Express Matter can be for
wardcd without delay to any part of the u
nlted States, Cnnadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
Bmadios, Bank Mites, Spsric and .Nerchan-
die generally. forwarded with despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
colIsctcd, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro-
ducr, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds of Express Business promptly atlen.
dcd TO-
In sending money or parcels of consldcra-
BILE value, the amount must be stated, other
wise we are not responsible, in case of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty do..a for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received I'M
less in good order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letters cannot he taken, it being prohibit
cd by the Post Office Departments
All packages should be marked "Bi2elow =
Express"
Principal Office, Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK IL RICE, Propretors.
PRArr & FOSTER, Agents, Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Titcomb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY the use Of thus Hive, Bees are pro,ec
ted ,arough our severe winters, On accoun
Of the eyen temperature Of the AIR wthlu IT
and ITS peculiar Arrangement for ventilation,
that not a swarm has been los, from, the ma /.
ny hives used WITHIN the three years past -
10 complete protector against the AT
'Aok' Of ne, shbotag bees, bee moths. Is
aud Affords peculiar facilities Tor replacing
old brood conibs hy DcN ones. II is Ln-ggsl-
I'd A. \ stock h'yc, s~Atu.s ISSUING from II
Rom tvs To three weeks earlrr than from
A., other have. The surplus hono, ~ rradi-
" Sbts ned from ~, IN pure state, wlthou,
,hlnrng The eees. in boxes Of suitable size !or
iAnl, Tee or the market
hts NV" - constructed on philosophical
ana scientific principles, and needs only "a
~ seen ~ lmsuic n. Use 10y those who are
acquainted with The instincts aud natural
hsst,s of the honey bee
b WARD, w,adsor, Vi /, AGENT f.,
me ..h Of County, Town. aud indiv,dus
CAV" 2o,G
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
AMERICAN HOTEL,
IIANOv STREET,
n0cTnN

Tur undersigned having entirely rebuilt
and rnlatgcd the above extensive establish
nen,, containing IN all about $50 rooms
would respectfully give notice tina, IT is now
ready for the reception and accommodation Of
the travelling community.
An extended notice Of tho unsurpassed
cpnvcniencies Of this House il deemed sn.
p"ril"us, AZ the numerous Improvements
which have been made cannot be made can
not be properly given IN an advertisements
Suffice II 10 s'y that no expense has been
spared To render an apartment perfect.
The furniture was made expressly to order
regardless Of cost, and certain portions of II
especially the drawing rooms, will he found
to be Of the most beautiful and tasteful
manufacture The dining rooms are capa-
cous, and the hours for meals will be so
arranged as 10 suit the convenience of the
carly and late.
Every department will be conducted in an
unexrepiionnblo manner, aud the proprietor
pledges hiself that the American House shall
be truly the Travellers Home. 427 81.
Jan, 1851. LEWIS RICE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

On and after Monday November IS. 1850 the Cars
on the Rutland and Washington Railroad will run as
follows: -
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Ats 30 4. NJ Passengers by this Tain arrive n
New York same Evening, nv Hudson River rail road.
AtilA A. NJ. from Burlington Express Train -
Passengers hy this Train, arrive in Troy in time for
mis- ht heats for New York.
ABS p. N. from Boston Express Train. Pas
scnger. by this Train arrive at Saratoga Springs
sane evening.
LEAVE CASTLETON.
Ar9 t5A. VI from Saratoga Train connecting
with EXPRESS Train l"r Boston.
Al ~. VI from Express Train from Troy con
nectjpa with Expirss Train for Burlington
Al SijP from rrry 'rnmmodai ion Train.
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT, Chief Eagneer
Cas:leton, Nov. II. II, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
10 Officers, Soldiers, Widows,
AND HEIRS

mn subscribers having established an agen-
~ lor obtaining bounty lands and pensions
under The act OF 1850, are now prepared to
"ttain land warrants and pc nson certificates
ior all such a are entitled 10 wit:
Isl. Land Bounty is due 10 all officers,
non-cnmmss,oned officers, musicians and
pfvsi"s who served IN the war Of 1sl2 for
one month OF mere
Also al! such as served in any OF the lndi'
a. wars since I;90
A.! commissioned officers who served IN
~" war with Mcsioo--as iollows, to VT;
Those who enlisted for one year and served
s'pe months are entitled TO loo acres.
Those " enlisted for SIX monts and serv-
ed I, u: months are entitled 10 ~ acres.
Al others who served one mouth, or as
regulars, volunteers, rangers, or militia are
'Hlitlcd 10 40 acres.
The ldows Of soldiers who were killed IN
battle, are enii,lrd TO 100 acres.
II there be no widows, the minor heirs oi
the offcers or soldiers are entitled to Tie
bounty.
= Pensions for life are due to all such
widows Of Revolutionary officers or soldiers
II they were married prior to l-'lo.
Increased pension are due to III such w'd.
ows whose husbands were pcnsioned under
the ac, of ISIS. We shall be ready to AT.
tend Ia applications at our Office a, all times
40.u TtIkALL n SMITH.
Rutland Oct Is I~,0
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
NEW LINE OF STAGES.

An and after Monday, Dec, lG, 1850,
~ Stage will leave Castleton every day
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
l.3 T. NJ, and arrive at Salem n. Y. at :
L. NJ. same evening.
RErrRSING
Leave Salem AT I 4 NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton At clock p. NJ I" connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bei>
lows Falls same evening. THIS line passes
through East poul,ney, West Poul,ncy, Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners. Hebron to
Sa'cm. BARDWELL, FIELD Il co.
Dccc mber IL; I-JO 30
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Manufacturing.

The subscriber having rented for term
of wears, the Wonlcn Factory of Henry
GRAY located 10 Mddleinwn, VI hereby
rivcs notice to the public thai he ~ prepared
10 do custom work ~ the best manner
That he will mauufacturc Sherps hiar
Cloth for one shilling per yard, aud c"i'icd
tnllrh cloth aud Fiannri, as low IN propni
ton to The Coz, If ding the work, mud plrdg
cs hi,n.eif to fni,h his work To the satI4'ac'
ton Of his customers. Tie will also rxchange
cloths for wool, allowing one ward OF good
Sleeps gray cloth tot 81 pounds of w""l
-, DANIEL CULVER
Mlddlctown, March 1, l~Jl. ~ 90
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
1882 - a 1851


The uudcr.g nrd have perfected an Ar.
raprcmeut vita the deterrent line. of pub.
i,c conveyance between RuiianJ, Vi, and
WhrchaIl, 20 Chicago. Cor the transportation
Of Passengers aud Freight 10 any port on
tho py,rr Lakes. Lake Dntsrio, or River ST
Lawrence. 10y the following fontes. wa: ty
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Bufialo Also BY Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching al all n,er.
MED ate potts. to Chicago, CT 10y Sisanboa,
from Buffalo TO Detroit, thence 10 Chicago,
wa Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers ~ freight TOR any Of tn" Lake
Ontario or River ST Lawrence ports. will be-
sen 10 Syracuse, thence 10 Oswcgo by Rail
,ad.
In consequence the reduction of fare by
The Railroad aud Cana! Don't Company, !,
Wiil team object for passengers 10 avall them
selves 81 tas mode ut conveyance rom
Schenectady 10 buffalo The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
TO the comfortable accommodation Ct nassen.
gers, and are commanded by men 81. longer
per,encc, who Will see that passengers have
every attention paid 10 them
Families enigfa,,ng West, by calling on
the uudrrsgned, VIII be advised of the mos,
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled Ia
procure tickets for any of the Western ports,
al the lowest possible rates. For further m
formation cali on the undersigned at the
Ra itoad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before lcai ing, aud maize a contract on
board the Steamers, DIS IT vii! save time and
expcnsr.
For tickets, apply 10 the following persons
W.. II. SrLvE>s,)
y. Rrrp, On Board ChampiaIn
WV GANpAII, Steamers.
SrrrnEs llotr, Eas, Rutland.
:. Il. SAnGIAr, Whitehall.
J. a SMITH, -
G.. RIcHARns, Cus',eton,
5. LAwnr>cE, llydevIllr.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Falrhaven.
Whitehall, April, ISL. lj.36
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
FRANKLIN HOTEL

v'liE .uh-c,ihcrs having purchased this old
AVID we'll known estahi ,hincut, and having
thor"nehiy rrpaire aud furnished the same
are now ready IT, wait upon such Of their itiend-.
aud the public rs may cboosc to hccome their
guest. IN their visits t. Eutlaai, either Oh busi.
u--s or plea.urc.
Parties will at all times he waited upon at
short notice
Stages run daily from this House to and from
Clarru lon Srri> -. and the guests of the House
will ut nil times fad catriaGcs in readiness
t. rorNrv theta t. anil from tho depot ON the
arrival uf each train 81 cars.
Iiurscs aud carriages Mt all times III read
ness fer the use OF tl.ir customers
PRATT g. FOSTER,
Rutlaul July > 1850 25,tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
BONNETS FOR THE LADIES
HATS FOR GENTLEMEN

Tie ssb~rribcr respectfully Informs the et-
,s.ns %, Rutland and vro,niiy that lee has ~
ysrrd rooms w Chsfrcs Buucins, hl.'t
ooc pied By o. l.. RnbAips. and ~ the hr''
DIV @, Ap,,lsill offer to the public very
general a-.nt,penl Of Ladies honneis' o.
son. ana 9th, tn,ihurry gonds, ard scn''e'
rnrn h,aii hats 81 the rr~esi s'yI"
These god. Will bee offered q, "'"ir'a"
and t,,sT e., cash AT prie,s winch eano",
fa,. ,o su,t purchaser.
ola Bonnet. and Men sIIa's lbr beach
ed aud Or -srd III superior style
Millinery wo'k Of all k'nds WI oe'Srcn''
I'd under the .upcr,n,-nJcnce Of m'ilntf
Lawn, had much experience and ve'scd IN
All the fashions Of The day
j B kILBORN,
Rutland. March 9TH, ie5l.
p.S. The snbsci tier is undo, the nrcrss'.
ty &c defcr,ng the opening oi h,s shop unihl
the liih on account 81 the ROOM, no, lclrg
~ readiness Bonncts ~ be bleachcd iccc,v.
4. d un.thc .rb
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

Among the numerous discoveries Science has mad.
!, mi. ,.o.,,,on to c,,,,,.,, -, 49,,
w '.e'''''e '"' '''''es' VI
h'reaf' us e"1oyment ana even proiong the term
human existence, none can-he of more real value O
m,ok;od ,bor This rant, itu,ion or Cbo;.,,v tho
u,,l,, A., ,,,,-,r;,, r IN vi.,,,. ,,,.
" " 49, ' W 10 ''''' '"''"s"''
ms broad country, has proven beyond douht, tina
no medicine or comhn tton of IN dicines We, known
. 40 ,,,v o,,.I , , ,h ,.a.,.. i
,ioe .,,, ,;.. ,,t.L ,. ,i,,.., -,
'''' P"'''' ""'' ''''''0 ""''" ""'' '''"o'" s"'P'
from our midst thousands and thousands every year
n'e'' ''''o IS W." """"'@'' ,'aso" 10 "'''Ve
lied on ia cure The mos, dangerous afec,ion oC the
hop, Our s,,c. here will M, n.,,n, ,s IN ,,hli.h
any P'"P'ft'"" "' thr cures eHec'eu Ny It's usa nut
would present the following opinions Of eminen,
man and RATA, C,,,h., so,ui,v IN ,h. ci,cular ubicb
,,,.', .,y
the AGENTS below named, Will always he pleased 10
furnish free wherein are full particulars and indus.
mn, ,iI. ,,oo, or ,h,.. t.,
From the Professor of amherst College, the
cELsHh.rkp fh',frE snok hIicHCoCk.
Pec,ora in my avn case Of deer seated Bronchitis,
ahn Avn satshrn rom We oen'ca' c"ns i'ut ION, ma
g,al na hranchial i, ,Ecnl, ;es NV oninion ns'
is superior character be Of any service, ysu ar
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

THIS Elegant
preparation Is
fast taking the
place nf all 9th.
er artic les IN
use , for restor.
ing and dress.
ing the Hnir-
l, prevents The
Hail from f,n
ing of promoi.
es It's growth,
TrEioFt Gan J.
run, andrcstores
the natural and
luSuriaDt grow.
ia Of the Hair.
in all cases of
badness. ltal.
30 removes
aud heat in the
head, ard IL a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Thompson's ArithmetiCs.

The subscriber has received from the pap
fishers commission for the ssle Of ms ~oi
in the County Of Rutland The ser"s con
sists Of the Primary, Practical and Higher
Arithmetic, is deservedly popular and h''
been recomme nded by the supern,endenu
Of Rutland County, according to the R"v'e'
Statute. The whole or any part Of The ~
RES will be sold al Wallingford. 10 boosTl',
er, merchants, teachers and other, at 'H'
New York wholesale and retail prices.
g T.. MAR1lNDALE,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.
One Of the Greatest Dis.
cOVeries Of the Age.

WHITE'S mar RESTORATIVE!
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Rsssstac, seamifpnc, CLEANSING, Soft.
ening, ind Dressing THE nam.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

THiIS Is ;e certify tina, have th,s day
- GlY "A nay son, ID Bowman X 'ehaTdsop,
hls nc cGr,u. the remainder 81 his minor.
ilv, lud han claim nome OF his carning aud
psy no debts ri h, contracting sitter th,s date
JOSi. +. RiCHAkpSON
Sh TbuTne, Starch /. 1851 rs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
New Line of Mail Stages

IN and after November !, 500 the subscri-
\ J her will run a limo OF stages from Rutland
10 Bethel, Hoodstock, White River, and
Windsor, as follows
Leave Rutland every day on the arrival OF
the cars IRON Burlington and Troy, and the
stage from bennington, a | 9 oclck +. NJ.
for each Of the above named places, and ar
rive al Woodstock the same evening.
Rciurming-Leavc Woodstock every day
Sundays cScep'cdt n , u clock A m, and
arrive al Rutland in time for the passen rcrs
to take the cars for Whitehall, Troy and Bur
llngion and Boston, and the stage for Ben
niyt0n,
Leave Bethel on the arrival of the cars
from Boston and arrive iuRutllnd the follow
ing morning in time for passengers to take
the first tram OF cars for whitehall and Troy
II BRYANT, Proprietor.
Rutland, Nov la, $50. 43
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Pianos for Sale
AT cAsTLEToN SEMINARY.

THE SUBSCRIBER would hereby m
1tn he pubic that he has on hnnd and IL
constantly RECEIVING FIanos OF all pr ices,
ff.nn "a" celebrated Manu.Ict"ry of liALirr,
DAVIS y Co.. of Boston, which he vii! sell
i5r c"sb or approved cted, Oh the most rca-
,,nnh," terms. Having made ar:an 4cmcnis
with sad Comptny, he Will sell thJm cheap
- than they can hc obtained IN the city, -
Those wishing to purchase a brilliant toned
instrument, warranted for ono year, wall
please call before purchasing q sewhrtc.
T. J. IIALLOCk.
Fr.,lirp. Arrll :. l-jl.
Th,s rrr,liics that T.. J. Ilalock, Of Cas-
teton VI, ~ our authorized AGENT for the
..'r o! Piano For,cs. All Instruments fiom
eur introductory, can be bought at rs low n
pro" an, warranted, as if purchased at our
ware -TOOiIIs.
UtLLET. DAVIS X co.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01

er 10 be ~rtnout this sovereign remedy, while they
VIII lie surprised thst you are much behind the age
a'noi 10 have used II bef0re II 10 new thing il
has been before the public for years and It's iGcress
ln2 sale shows the e<iImatIon 10 which II 10 held.
JAMES MALlsftk, IA fulb'n st Mes York
and al the Druggists IN the United Aatrs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH & GRAHAM

"AVE jus, received from New York Steel
Il Il Springs, Brass Capped paten, and COM
iron AXES; Brass Band.; Plated Dash Scrolls,
Fash Francs. Patent Leather Rubber Cloth,
Oh cirI'ct. Mats, Moss and CURED Hair Bows,
Jonts and Hinges tor Tops, Fly Nets, Halter
Chains &c &c. The above goods will be sold
cheaper than can he bought elsewhere in Yer
mcnt. GOODRICH L. GRAHAM
West Rutland, July p, 1850, 20
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-01
Valuable Books.

FOR FARMERS s. GARDENERS
Cobbcu's American Gardener,
Cole American Fruu Book,
RuIsts Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener Of America,
Goodrich Northern Fruit Cnlturist,
Allen. American Agriculture,
Downlng's Flower Garden, &c &c
For sale by H. SPENCER.