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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-14
AMERICAN TEL. L.EGRAPH
From Godey's Lady's Book, for June.
BLADENSBURG.- A BALLAD

BLADENSBURG.-A BALLAD.
ny THOMAS s. DoNoHo.
"The time that tried mems solesn
1t was at ancient Bladensburg-
The weather wondrous hot;
And motionless the tall corn stood
In every garden lot;
And in the shade, supinely laid,
Cats, dogs and pigs were seen;
And geese went sailing on the brook,
Where dropped the willows green
Went sailing forth as pleasantly
As nothing were the matter
Each praising her reflected charms
In most delightful clatter;
They little thought the hour was fraught
With direful charge Of ILL
That fast the angry Red Coats came,
Both geese and men to kill
Sad sight to see as e'er could be
The whitewashed village inn,
With none to smoke, and none to joke,
And none to sit and grin
Now on the counter Of the bar
Half emptied was the can;
The whisky tap neglected stood
To waste the liquor ran
For fat and jolly John, the host,
Had ta'en his rusty gun
And so had Sam, the stable-boy,
And every mothers son;
And out they went, with brave intent,
To wait the coming foe,
To strike for ancient Bladensburg,
And lay the tyrants low
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TO WESTERN "a sEkGEEs.
BY Roiimay direct from Rutland and
JVhilchaNto Schenectady.
E sT.i-tss7 eCs5 Al-ll
IS N-s+gSsa

The Undersigned have perfected an ar
rangcmcnt with the different lines of pub
lac conveyance between Rutland, W., and
Whitehall, 10 Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers aud Freight 10 any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River St
Lawrence, by tho following routes, viz by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady aud Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter.
mediate ports, Ia Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence to Chicago,
via Michigan Central Railroad.
lPasscngers or freight for any of the Lake
Ontario or River 81 Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence TO Oswego by Rail
road.
In consequence ofihc reduction of fare by
the Railroad and Canal .H.oat Company, II
will bean Object for passengers to avail them
selves OF this mode of conveyance irou,
Schenectady to Buffalo The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Ct passen-
gers, and are commanded by men of longrx-
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid TO them
Families enigra,ing West, by calling OH
the undersigned, viii be advised Of the mos,
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled {"
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 aving, aud make a contract Oh
board the Steamers, as It will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply TO the following persons
Wv. II. srLvESs,)
A. REED, fOn BOARD Chnmplaln
WM GANnALL, Steamers.
J D PonTER, Fast Rutland.
S. b. SARGENT, Whitehall.
J a. SuiriI, %
G.. RiouARps, Cas,ls.9n,
S. Law IscE, IlydevIlle.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fa,rhaven.
Whitehall April, t~Jl. sc
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

By the use Of this Hive, Bees are proicc
led through our severe winters, On accoun
Of the even temperature Of the AR within II
and It's peculiar Arrangement for Ventilation,
tia, not swarm has hcen lost from: the ma
ny hlSe. used within the three Yeas past -
/ - complete protector against the al
iacls of uei.I,boring bees. bee-iDoths, ac,
aud affords peculiar facilities for replacing
I'D brood combs by new ones II unequal
cd as a stock hive, sSarnis issuing from IT
from two TO three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey 10 rr"d'-
ly obtained from II, N pare state, without
Injur,ng the bees. ia bpacs OF suitable slze ioi
family use or the market.
THIS Hive 10 constructed on PHILOSOPHERS
and scientific princ,plcs, and needs only Ia
be SEEN u insuie is use BY ihos" who are
acquainted with the instincts aud natural
habits ofthe honey bee.
! 5. Is WARD, Windsor W Is agent for
4 the sale Of Caant!, Tosn, and iadlt'na
ri.hl, si,U
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D,GELoW s EyPRESS.
E,Esss..a s,eas..s .gGAa
Wyl .tss,'- .E.-

ESSENGERS pass 10 aud from all p>a
VI c-s on routes of FIT 'hhuryh, Worcester
md Na>hn,, Vermont aud iiassachm>r,t,,- -
unrslnrr, sullivan, and Rutland ana Burling.
iun Railroads
Connections with other companies are 80
arranged Ma, al Express Matter can be for
sardrd without delay to any part oi the u.
nl"d States. Canaias, Provinces, or Europe,
We assnu" no responsibility beyond the
terminus ni our route,
Bnndics, Bonk .NDt,s, Spscir and .Wrchan.
dt.s .-r.tnlIv. torN ard"d with despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
cnllsc,cd, PAID or negotiated Stocks, Pro-
iuce, aud Merchandise, bour ht or sold. and
all kinds oi Express Business promptly atlcn-
drd TO-
In sending money or parcels Of considrra-
BILE value, the amount must be stated, other.
wi.- We are not responsible. in case of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty dc. lars for any one
parcel
Al, packages should be made compact rs
possible and 10 package will be received I'M
les. IN good order and distinctly marked. All
EStIrss business should be accompanied
with written orders, uuscaled, and personally
signed
Letters cannot be taken, il being prohibit
ed by tine Post Office Department.
All packages should be marked "Bi2clow' $
Express"
Principal OlIirc. Railroad Exchange, Boston
FISK Il RICE, Proprietors
PnA1r & FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

nN and after Monday, Dec. 10, io50,
" Stage will leave Castlcton cv cry da
Sundays excepted, on ,hr arrival of the Cars
from burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
- 7, NJ and arrive at Salem y. \. al :
Z. NJ. same eveiing.
EErUENISG.
Leave Salem at a NJ aud arrive al Gas
Teton Al o'clock J. NJ to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel
lows Falls same evening This line passes
through Eas, roultncy, Yves; Poul,ney Md
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron 10
Sslcm. BADWELL, FIELD q co.
December 10; l-50. 80
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liLCOMMkNEATl( Ne.

tCcrifcatc Of W. t.rt, rnu.in ,uit, Y. HI
f'5fSanUtIt, tcptrMh'f - NV.
Mr.. y, Moore Agent iut 'Wlttr n iisiC Et4'ur.
Rtiv,."-prag S,t- d,rm II my Gh> /, sist' s"us
facts respecting the incsiinahc value al whites
Hilt R">intdtNr. Sryrtal years 400 amer ~r'ri-
at Ui 81 knrS' m, Nlr l"ri al at her haIf the scale
appeared diseased, AMI the hair stc. rut harsh aud
uucavru, Au1ut YEA 400. ~ auuth,r ht oi tlok
ness. che rsi t',"f hrt hrtA ~rrnni TINS, AND - q
lung tiur there sas apparently go lcttuH h. tie"
scalp. Ahrt various Hpi't''bHu> wH' indIrtl To
try the ahnsr utninurl Rrstutattsr ard ocw after
The u.c pf, ,rs Houlcs her hitr has gt"wh nUt as
thCk, As Ia Nr'r-, ard az beautiful color a. ''rf
fuuhrrpnrr, t,t u hong time | have heon ain ci"'i
with uruttlEir ,nI nlhrr uJiis ir my head hud |
have truNd II the hc-t cNlofnnl remedy have ever
tri"1 cao thrtt re chcerull, recommend - I" all
whu AN cj.d as lSnvo. the ,-,I Article have
ever seen. Moot respectfully N"uit.
4. Percy NJ My
Man. (arturrd b, Y. WHITE i"UrU Mas 30
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Cue OF the Greatest Discovery
Ci,hc Ace.

MR. ) HfIR RESTOR.iTil
A rthtll vtGfrApLE COM oCNp,
Fot Restoring, Reanfifyiap, CLEANSING, SELF.
tning. and DrtSsiAg THE nam.
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I1RW fiUOD1e

ia n, gaze ,,,J ,'rs .N,f'h q The t0s7i
ii,4s,, Eat s:ie IF F'"a.''n 'Y"'"s'
HtSr received general assortment 90
o. hm,ti an, Eug!th, ftrnch aud German
U.;I GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCK.
g,iTY MD Il\RDW AkE,
" n,r'i riil 10. sp'd cheap for approved 'fed
I, - uIo-t k.ni, Of Country Produce "nd
Nrr: inur't c''.ar'r ,'' cisI,w'ii1ul respect
- uur,pn, -tu'hrts and "utsldrrs the cav
II.4rtauI iay1arIsns ali the slHi".
O l.. ROBBINS.
Ru'lant, MAY, ISL
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tHiS El-rart
rcp~ taiiou ~
last iskttg the
place u alltth
ef c. ics IA
Use, ~ ra.ioC.
tue and l'rss.
,ng the Hat
II mcvettts the
Nsli tom ,il
,oe oil ptrHot
ss ~ gt1~tn.
rrnipNte San J.
iun auJtc-,rtes
the uaiursi anl
iuNt,Tisnt stuN'
III At The Hair
III all cases e
badness. lihi
=, rci,,sos p'ih
and heat IN the
head. gA,' H. .
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To avoid nposii ion il VIII hc ur'r..arv 10 see that
w. JAMES H. Ctlt.TON'S CERTIFICATE w-llas
the signature "f nr p. Townsend, Is On tho outside
wrapper of each hottie
n 5-Sod by n l. SPENCER, Puilanh aud by all
the principal rrueeit,s and C"untry Merchants
lhrrug,nnt the United Stsi~-. tanadss Sr
u-y-Prnurir,ors' office 81 NASSAU STREET in
IN" huildinf fn'msr!y occupied by the Sunth Baptist
Church New York. o. .Gni
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FOR SALE.

TIVE s,hscr,hrr offers for sale two Dsr"-
,ng tlpu-"s on the main street ~ lac
Ini N'h-r. including III" hnus" u"N "',n.
r'rd ~ hims"l,. iusrti,"T VITA the wh"'" ot
sry portion ct the furniture. A'-o slip ~
Fr'Hdy thuch, and one III ia" BAPTIST
Church
pnc f,ntth "a consideration money viii
be tee i,rcd ~ ,1yincr, and tor thu i"sidhr
a ctcGlt VII Il" gwen from on. to Ten years,
tnl, " drsrr! ., TIC purchaser
SOLOMON FOOT
Rp,lInl, M.s7, ~, l1N
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE

One upf ,,,d.d half e No ~, ID d't'''r
80. 80 Nt ndon. iwu ana a hall mir- it""
in, Il ichaidspn larm IN sad town, and con
i5tning about 30 acte., well ,inbrfri ,sho
lAnd having good Marble irdge, and L''"'
kdn sad Land lie, on III. Rutland ahd
s.ockbfdgs turnpike .
KUfuS RICHARDSON
sh,ttui ne, jay. i-ji. 30"
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Nlrn fOI California

are almost universally insuring in thi.Compan!
because terms are so reasonable.
HEAps or FAMiIEs arcanxions to insure in
this Company,--a safc Institution.
SALAuiEp Mas, are en.uring in this csmpan.
by scores.
Hard ro'king men, invest in this company b..
cause they regard it as the best ofsavings banks
today up their earnings in for their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by FAX =
ing out policies for life. because they regard it
as good as money at l2to 90 per cent interest.
Al classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thin q
in artlord, when they meet with losses, they
pay sun" at once.
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err 10 be witnuu, his sovereign remedy white they
will lie surprised that ynu are - much bciul The
aSi.nt To have used It before 1t Is 10 thing II
has been before the public for ears and ,s irctoas
in. sale shows Tie estimation IN wLich u - irid.
JAMES M'ALlSTER. IA Fulton ST.. New YrIk.
and all the Dug. lists in the uhl,d STATES.
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TIE iahaLi'oats Of Rutland and licin-
,ty wW please fake notice, that
LIScCMB & osGooD

LIScCrHB & osGooD
Ar" now Irci,rna al The
Farmers Exchange anl peoples Cash Store.
4 LARGE and describe Stack Of Goods,
- consisting OF good assattncnt Of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Crockcry. R-a-
DIS mad, Clothing, Boots Il SHOES, Hats {.
Caps aud Gent, Furnishing Goods, togrth
or with Nlis, Giass, Pa,uis, obs, &c, sc.
Al al. winch ar offered Tor Cash. approved
errI.l, ~ IN exchange foE most kind. ci Farm
Produce on the most .iLrral tcnns and a. OK
se"dIngIy low prices
XflING TOOLS.
NFing large assortment Of !iaylng To2i.
on h1Ua "" are induced Ia oder them very
10" i"r Ca-h, ID. TAFT 4 Cons. Sid.-y y.
Dgn,4n, March Cast Sieel ~ Sh.cl Rock
y 'hcs We ayr selling Il, .Mn1lactars,s pri-
GEE, .,ar"g from forty .i~o 10 scvcn,y-Gse
reh', rarH
We have Stock of Goods on hand and
, are 6''t'mtH'd TO sci thrn, aud We confident.
| u b'lieve that sc shall b- abb. 90 sgfisty the
| m,.i dlTch that IA he quaii;g and yrics oi
| cur GODS We IRE no, TO be bel BY any con-
som "a the Couotry.
| ~ u Li,c"vb, Joss OsGooD
! Eultnd, July eth, is5l. u
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CCoT STARCH


Fer r"l,na'y PwPosD.
lIshl, approved br those Who have us't IT
t. n,sA,us fudd'ngs, E'ch Blauc
N,r.c, Pes. Custards, &c Banc NanE"
psd. from, Ia starch "a far superior t. thal
in,dr t.nm lun.las-. Nns-, Sc. and much
cheaper Fall directions for ~" on the pack.
age FIR sale ht NtLT \ SEES
AupuSt - lSAI
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Tho immense and !, ctrasjnr ,',rand fr NJ. $. p.
ruwnscnd's Sir-apttilla has made il nrrrNsary very
much tn enlatge TIE operations nniiuuilctutp. Me
iciual substances used IN incr thir quantities
aud each ingredient requires 4" lie Cairiuily aud
accurately Tested the propr'r"ts have fund il ne
cesar. 10 place the Conpnundins Department in
change 81 a competent ard responsible Chemist one
VIII scientific reputation will he I'M guarantee OF
subtle c"rfh-rre. Or. JAMES Il. ClilLTt \ has as.
sumcd ihis duty
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TIE WONDER


THIS Eiirot PIT mp IN Ynarf boiHts: II IS
s'I hmes oht"ptr, pftdsdn'T, ami T0,ran
ted ,opcIi0r 10 any ,oid. II rnr,S uthom
romti"g, pSrg,Dg, sitLtaing, or 6tb,ida-
ting the Syst,m.
We nave manufactured zoo Gro BOTTLES OF Satsa.
pir,'la dnrius the past Stat. a,d are iur ilttrup
~ irasi tpU r'ttts per tiy u.iug uIt uI tic SHisl
p.ria root ia ur,nih than ali the ui'ef manuiac
tutrts uf Sars.ratilia ~ ou" N,ar l'r. ~ = Innrs
GrIi's Sst-ay,ii tia H. Warranted I" Keep Tor any
eurlh ~! iire - all climates he Extract ha.c ut
Ell more ~ the following r,sts'c- Ihtn all Ito otiri
Advertised -,licincs Tore th,t have done. strnnjiA
ar kme' Evil obstinate tutshr"Gs trJritons, flm
pies or Pu>tni-s the face, RntC'cs H. les chronic
sore Eyes. Ring Worm or TcitCI, S"ald Head ca
atcrneni and pain OF the hnues aud i''nis. stuhb"n
Ulcers SyphI,c Disorders lum.hsrn Saitrhcitn. and
all III eases atl.ne itua ihudicuus use II MrtCn'
life 1t invariably cures Ehtunot,esn Indigestion ar
dyspepsia, Neuralsia gcnriai dti nervous frbtlitt
Pdpai i"n III the i-aIt lIvrf Complaint a. Il luft'
natcn al the Kidneys la!,rs ui pale Con'po Atun
aud Cnnsumpi habits. aud such are dcilitH,ed
by those b.irnriions Which rn.acs are liHilr Ia,
are restored by the use Of bottle or tao, 10 bloom
and vicor.
Th- number Of diseases mentioned ahov. cured
by this pre- parat Of Saf-ap"t'a, may seem ldtlr
bat wrarc nevertheless pfrI"frd IA prove ~ an
extensive array Of crrttiicaies that t'C Is tho hri
Y fraction OF the evidence which, pusstss Ccurrtn-
lug each disease, wnuld he received 10y ANY pdu tat
tribunal couple, i, rattan. 1t must be
ntruhrtch that all his figihinl auay =" maladles,
Jhnu.h appearing ii rndless variety at forms. aud
yet similar their origin AID caHsts. TOT They all
spriug directly or Indirectly tnr curtnp iuuatsn.
II the hlooh ia pure hal, by ai,d active state
II would drive all these complaints from the iystcn
Aud chrouic disease would be impossible
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D11:a

A Ill persons " hose accounts with the sub.
~ SER Der are oi ntorr Nan 20 day. starGiiir
are earnestly requested TO coll and -r;,.e The
ssuls without G,ia.
Il !. SPENCER
Ig'y =, l-Jl
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The business Of hcCompany will be conduct
ed upon the JoiNI Stocl,nn upon the MUTUAL
principal at the option q! the Insured, thus meet.
ine the wants and circumstances OF the public
more fully, it is belle, ed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured vii
pay 3} 3 per cent. less FOR insurance than the
ratc.of the best organized mutual t"mpauic:
ur viii receive what Is equivalent I" 80 ] s per
cent. per ahnum. in dividend profits. paid ia adj
vance pstcad of receiving an uncertain amount
At the cud OF each year IN script certificates, re-
dcrmahlc ou certain contingencies, white az the
same time the annual cash payinentsare nrreas'
81 hy the interest paid on notes given for han
the amount Of the premium.
On the Mutual principle this company pro-
pos. to insure at the usual rates of mntualCom'
panics. dividing the net earnings cgch year Civ.
ing script rtiicatcs rrdecinablc after Mutua'
IisuranreFund of TwoHundrch Thousand Dol.
lars i. accumulated, and charging n commission
for conducting that part of the busiucss.cJu,ya.
lent to Only about one halt the expenses Of tn,
Cumuany, securing (lusscs being cquaD larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers. besides
giving the members n lien upon :. Joint stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, a
largo Inint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged ~ security for payment of los'ss, IN
addition to ihe usual Capital and reserve Fund
IN mutual Companies.
This company is not only ono of the mo-, I
prosperous but also ono of the very best in the
country Hartford Daiiy Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such =
run ofbusiness' az this comvai y'ince its organ
cation.
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.>5rA-,p.1 YEAST POWDER.

sass .hn!, ilr m,k,ns hight aud sweet
- ,,r. .d IT., IN article r"a y mud rire To
Il rr, itu,l rr,r,irrs il" Standing, bal -
f.ri, ,tn4ne ~ s,pi a> .niA"d
tiItS BUR r 4 son.
EuN0u1, 'pn l!,h, l-'l.
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,-%.J9rtaNE7 .IyrCHT.

~. Yl',l N"uo.iNn Iiuamrnt, Tor
s.ir IS L ht ~ ~ H'''
tr, ~
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LIME

FOR sale At LtSpOx GRAVES
Ar., m. 's5i /
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LIQUID SOLDER.
NOTICE.
YEAST POWDERS.

This i. decidedly most dcsirble article, for
all housaA, prr> To have Oh hand 1t Is al
wu,. roady ami sure to act. The dough requires
uu striug. Int i ready to bake ss soon as mix
ed. It is suitable for almost all kinds of Sweet,
cakes Gingerbread Duuping, Grild'c cakes
&c. Fry u Box-y"u will surely be pleased
with il -fur Sac by
Chas. Burt Il son.
Ru mi sept, S, 1851
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70 WESIIEN IASSIAIIES
rI' CT'\rE5r AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

NV IL " ~ Al-o.
By Railroad to Schenectady, by Lrio Canal
to B1hf,lo, from thence by Steamer or
hlch,s,n Central Eaiiroad,' 70 N,ct4.
gan, lllnrls, Indiana, or any
Of the Western OF South
Western States.
THIS Company have from rightto ten Loais
leave Schenectady, daily. (SunGays except.
cd tot Utica, Syracuse. i;pchrAtrr and Bat
alo.
FAMILIES cnigraiiugWcst viii fnd i 10 their
advantage aud convenience t. take this route,
az they will be enabled to accompany their
Goods all the way 10 their places II dcs'lna'
ton, and no charge ioI transhipnicmt at hui.
ialp
Parties Of - ~ ~ viii be accommodated
with BCAJ, exclusively, "a themselves.
for P.isSiGE or TEEIGHT Hpplr 70
VI QrIS,, burlington, - forfte, ut
land. & KItuArps, Cd,tlrton, Gh"Eri Par
no, Steamer Sallus, ". r. GAApAi. Siram-
rr ar lrgton, ". II SrryIss. Sl-am"r
whitehall, ~. II Br>L, Schenectady. ~
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20 OWNERS HORSES.

% 2ublul' LiN'MrN.
y,Nt -, tr-" Of G,'ls, Dru,.'s, Chairs
,,,l,,.-, S,rr Ihroh, cats. kEsS
t,.ups. Itu'n'-s, :'ttuns. &c. ~ 'i'iA"e'
3 ....r,I 1T "a lance 81 all others.
tri r.r by NtEf * oos'
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General Agenttor Vermont,
L. G.BlNCIIAN, Willision

General Agentfor Vermont,
j. q BINGHAM, Wiilis,on
To whom applications may be sent trem an!
part of the state.
ccntral one. Of this agency, .ss, side Of the
Court House square Burlington VI
\. wARD, w. D., Medical Examiner
applications may lie made a. any time at the
,'icc ~ to the 'o!lowih. named refs"n'i agent
& Medical Examiners who will lurhish l'ainih.
~ts aud any information that may hc desired, 10
regard to the TO.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Aorsrs Il, .Thrnll Count, Agent, Rntland.
Ezra Jane, Brandon: &. 4. Hitchcock, Piti''ord;
Chester Spencer, Ca,teton. tarcn Leonard
'hittcndcu; SilnsN Hodge, Clarendon Miss
Poultncy; DE. Nicholson, WalIing'rord. Fay
lite Potter, Paaict.
Msnic ALExAni>sas.-- CvrusPor,"r Hntinnd
T.. ~. Drury, rit,st"rd. A kruirick, P"ultnr>;
iinughtou. Pamlct: Il SBnwcn, t'afctd"n
Woodward, Ca,iletnn Josiah W Hale, Bran
don; john Fox, Wallingt,rl
Bt,NNi\G ron COUNTY
AcnSrs. Bingham Il Mctowcn, County agent
bennington; N n Batchcllcr, Arlington; Danic'
Rohert,. .Ir. Manchester; Douglass shaft
bury; Cyrus Arlington, bor,,t.
.ncdicM Examiners. tn,herM">c!y arlington
swift, Bennington; HDMcacham, Manchcst,r; \
r JOHNSON, Salisbury. go.
california Life Risks
tax en- at lovcrrltcs than by any other COMPANY
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

81, he r-'rt0td. trg-Sc" p,ls SD ,i'.,,r-,,.
inside t,r rf-poHt ~ ,trr tni'l.
Eu 'utt q So i.3 - 2 f-orrt ..., 4,
IlNtENbtT, Ii# and tANlllAl AtlA .,tt,.
n " hrr ne I.Iu..u 90 tr 90.
iibli'N .H"s' c"Drt,.". Hf'-.. s.,, T. - =.
.tH "t.pp. Nh'', II .t-nI .tsred suha P'- -
l. +ttNlil \ CO.
tUt HAl.t "h'l"sa'c anil -r,.ri b. \ s'..''
40 ,F'"Ffi't~r' SIitru Piir,iroi it,r ...'.
~ HALL, NJ SIC Mo'iu-y Sow lr'i l- 80,
all orders ior he MEDICINE nnd Ir.Ist, fr.,n,t
's-nctcI. should - = ti.t..ed nsAf rail
fi~D i"i cate TIA I; itisid Nv II J. >!t.lf, 30
~ l."il-r hN " 2 tNtGh
FRlLt.-Ic i-tF-U bottle tI. n,Al, to''s,t,s
Jsuunty /, lIii. t5i IS 1,n G'-t
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

VERY REMARK AEi.E.--An intelligent farmer N the
town OF Lewiston related sou,r time since rcInaTsahIa
of the Of enc hOr~". which, III the act %
poushing, caught his foot root. 0nd tore u arty eu
lie Immediately cleaned the dirt and applet q. w.
Merchants celchracd Garging Oh. replaced TIE hoof
tandaccd tight, suntrl o'chsunhlly with the OH
and in Two WEEKS lie able 20 usr the horte.
Copy Of a letter from &. l.. Stafford, Esd
DncT. cHAST-ljcni Sr-tbue Of my horses tnviss
4 W,ndgaH Of long standing. which had become calous.
and which surpassed from the many frnlctiWs us.d hr
was past cnrcI was induced 70 Try your ";aaIing on,
which with the OF two hotties, entirely effected
therefore cousidtI Of the lee, medicines
he used for horsr,. Truly yours.
IA,ckport. Jan. 20. iril. G. L.. sAFFoRD.
From Mr., J. sle,ni~tg, superintendent, Of the canal
TRAITORS stable.
This may certify tina, have -cn in ule habit Of using
Mr.. Merchants taglinc OIL and find il Le " the
best applications uiht have ever made Of. have
have had the cai.c Of from fJrty fly horses Tor ~
last eight months. and have made OF huiet Of Lur
ucr 10 my entire satisfaction.
Lo-kpOn, Jan H. I-ii. J. STERNGEEG
Don't bc pcssua'cd 10 take an, ding else with tho prom
he il is Just good. dc. THIS IL ,raciicri by
urpnrplcd dealers. whose consri-uos will stretch Ike
India Rubber. aud who Of kindred sIIf Of those IA
our large ces, hosO ncfarous practices have recently
been exposed 10 the action of Congress,
BE sure the name " the SoLE PRoppIyToR GEO W
MERCH ANT Lockpor, n Y, IL blown Ia the side OF the
bottle and in his Handwriting over the cork.
Al orders addressed u the proprietor viii be promptly
Tespondod 10.
Get Pamphlet OF the Agent. and what wonders
loronI ,lshcl by tY' nae OF his n,-,irIUe.
Sold by respectable dealers generally Tho Uaisd stSs
snd tauada.
Alec rs