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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Our Humanity.
By MRS. T.. oAKEs SMITH,

Last evening Mrs. f. Cakes Smith delivered
the third Lecture Of her at the Hope Chapel,
Broadway The attendance was respectable, but not
very numerous.
The subject Of the Lecture was Our Hunlnsy"
and in commencing the lecturer made some PREDATORY
sfnarks reirospectivey abiding TO positions assumed
in performer Lectures with especial reference 10 the
unphiosophco division which at present existed be
tween the sexes The never-dying inquiry wss--thc
why, the wherefore and the whether Every portion
Of the human race in its rudest forms, had some
instructive veneraon for invisible something hthe
existence Of Supreme Architect Of the Universe was
an entire Illusion whence came it that man questioned
the reality o. everything power The doubt oil the
created the existence o: the Creator WAS the best
proof that God existed and that the scheme Of crc
uon was not an illusion.
Amer dwelling at length upon the calling Of matter
and LIGHT om cut chaos and its inspiration with the
breath of tie Divine essence, Mrs. Swent remark
that at the very birth of nature, an,agonism COM
mcnced. Light sprang irom is opposite, Darkness.
Evil from Good Good was the upspangins onward
element. Evil was Of inferior birth sroceed'n; irom
the existence of good ana, therefore must ,e limited
in its action The creation Of nature strongly cyaSncei
the progressive prnciple-the formation of msteroas
Of chaos-ihc issue Of Gods mandate, Let there BE-
hght"the establishment of the various STAGES otbeau-
~ in the material word-the perfume OF flowers, the
warblng OF birds-;hc musical marmurias OF wlters-
theusciousness Of fruits all displsyci the force Of the
principle Of development
The development Of man was q counterpart Of tn:
O. tho creation. Eden was but the playground vi the
msn il was valuable bat prophecy Of higher
degree Of excellence Man not to remain in Eden;
he was to 60 be esst cut. Blu. he WIS not cast
Gu, blind sId naked OF the world 10 groPe darkly
through material instincts up God tor while 1helesser
lights shone out from tho face of nature ii large the
night Of the candle Of the Lord was placed within his
own heart. Man was being working his way up 10
Isher Development just the sun and stars were
s'saoaly attaining more perfect condition Man on
"a'ns Eden ceased to be ignorant that he M sht be
greatly wisei he obeyed the impulse Of bis destiny
progress socetyha progressed aud rclrosraacd, and
sso'y pictured forth characters so utterly revolving
& humanity instinciively shronk back horriied from
'-'4 contemplation. oshoEs had appeared ugon the
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IMPORTANT TO IssuRrss.-.The following cas-

we copy from Philadelphia paper:
NIsI PEUs-Judge Lewis.-Ths Court met. but in
consequence OF Ping resiy for trial, al ournei
until Saturday morning next.
Henry G. Baird rs the Philadelphia Insurance Com
psny-As til case is Of great nterestto the business
community give II entire to-day, although W. gave
synolsy Of yesterday but not the verdict anu charge
o. 4 2 Jsry.
This was an action a policy OF insurance The
facts were that Mr. Baird, the well known book pub
hsher deposited with Mr. :. F. Duc0m1 a book binder
voiks o; garlous kinds 70 be bound To indemnify HIN
self sgainst los y IRE he insured TIC property 20 de-
NOTED b. April last year IL II Phiaieipha Insurance
Crroruny 'or the sum Of 5000 on books bound and
unbound snd on sheets folded and in process Of bind
ne contained ia the bndtry OF J. +. DlcOmb N the
n rd sui fourth stories OF Hsn sbnch building, y
= corner Of sixth snd Chestnut s,sr The amount AMI
value Of tie goods $500 and the fact OF their r5:
destruction were proved By NJ. J. F. Ducomb ana NJ
A. Hart
Tie Company vested their defense on the ground O..
rrake IN the descTiption-tbe stories stated, IN is
sCrilnC the brdery. Being the third and f0sTfi while
fsct Il the touTth and eJlh.
II was proved by Mr. ). {. Morton, President OF tae
American flre Insurance Company and by M. B-4t9n
Smith, Secretary Of The Pennyy anio Insurance Compi
NJ. beth o; which Companies paid risks or Dac0uJs ,
tindeIy tat the mistake did not increase the rsS
hi amount Of premium On the insured, tier own
Insurance being q the sane rate o. premium.
His Honor, sitter argument ruled that II me NIX was
not nc eesed by the actual position Of ne 1nlery -
that higher rate q premium would have been chlrged
the plaintiff could recover
TIE Jury found for tie plaintiA Tie whole amount
Claincc S2OfJ
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Ii.f of Patents
Issued from. me United States PaisHt Ofee for ~e Hs'
endirg November 10, l752
CLns s Rnrnes of New.York. n Y, tor Im.

Carefully prepared Tor lhe InDui-l
Chas. s Barnes, of New-lOrk, \. I, Tor lm-
provement in Expanding Bits. Dated Nov TO- 80.
Icyjs n Davi. samuel & Morton Pennock, OF Kennel
Square, Pa. for improvement in Seed Planter Da'en
Nov. 10 $50 t....o
Lewis : Chichester, Of Brooklyn, Y, for improve
ment II Flax Pullers. Dated Nov 10, To-
Jno A. Van Ripper of Ncw-York- y \. ior lmPro''
Iasut IN Carpet Icons Dated Nov Is, l-52 n.
VIM Fela, OF Providence. r Tor Improved ~, -.
S.ine tcr milking TAinbles for Rigging, &
William 4. Gates Of Noun, Comfort, Tenn, for In
prosement in Cotton seed Planters. Dated Nov. 10
b : Hadaway. OF East Weymouth Mass, for In
P r.. S''" stopper anu '''''A''' D''''
Robert Jones Of Birmingham Pa. for Improved
Lind and Shutter Operator Dated NV. 10, leA2
David Kennedy, OF Reading, Pa. for Improvement 'n
Tanning. Daied Noy. l6 ls52.
Edward D. Kinsey, o. Cincinnati, o., ior Improve
ment IA Bottle stopper. Dated Nov 10, - .,
joel q. NOrthrur OF Syracuse y Y, Tor lnpIoNeAil'
il Cylinder Printing Press. Dated Nov. 10, is'% T.,
Prof Adolph Richter. OF New-York, y. \. Tor IN
rroytmeuts IN Perspective Drawing Apparsius p''sN
Nov. IL. lSJ2,
in Printing Presses Dsted Nov. 10, ls52.
Cornells Speer. OF Nsw-Y0-k, y !. ~ im2r
pent IL Brscing ana Supporting Card Teeth pa.'l
nenis VI souihworth Of Segy-York, y. Y, for In
,[euen,s In Serving Mslleis Dated Noy 10 -.
n,ii m Wi.weH % Buf.l'. v Y, fJr Improvements
IN J. efIrnrd Car scat. Ditttl ~. 10 4c'-.
ID ISL n Jennings & Chas : Collier, Of Bethany y
40 Tfos P. How O. Bufslo, N.Y. ss'igucrl % IL
i-s,E 4 charles : Co.isr % Bethany y l. an
y.. - 4 Arnenzo Bsanislsy, Of Mtdiebury, NJ
vi Allan HeInuirswsy. O. Perry, y igf improve
-, in rcr,isge M.chineiy. Dated Nov 10, ieS-
DESIGNS.
Los Pratt Of Boston, MSS assignor @ Bow r, rs
& 30 Of seiae plsce for D.sign for Franklin stove
-. prstt. of Boston. Nasa gH0r - B'F F' 1r
4 ~. os s.ne place, ic- Dsssa -)f fa..1- '-'--
fl,.r4 a - If l-1-
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- Hear how the editor Of Tae !erm0r'
Mrcury talk 70 the horruwin irivuals Got psper
tOsparef ~fcs. sir. here's ore OF ou- last. Would
ycu Ike 70 subscribe and take ]. regularly; " woul,
5ut IN TOO poor That ul2a has jusi COMP from tie
circus which cost him aity cent lost time from Lis
farm fiy cents lieucr JUDGING from me smell 70 Lea
Ely centf-making dollar and hals actually thrown
aWay; snd then begging tor Newspaper alleging thl,
be was tco poor % pay for T. Thsts wh-f We en-
l''-s - sgis7- and Ing b. - I'm. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

SAeAMoRE Mill SoLD.-The mill, machinery
tnd resi- estate belonging the sag more Company, -
this cy was sold on Saturday for $1,000 = Coipa
nv nom Massachusetts, The whole cost OF tne pI1p
e5,v was $4,000 The mn has been in opsrtio about
six years most OF The time making spool co.oa Si.o
the commencement OF opeEstons, u hoi.1Is y =,
preferred stcck--abous one-shird o. tie "Ao.S-t 80
cor, on The balance bat enc small dividend has be-n
paid. Tie mill be put ia opcrttion nins .ls'sly Sli
VII make k.a ~ yn g-rsga. !al VII -Ioa'N...
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THE LATEST NEWS.
81 TELEGRAPH 10 rHR NETWORK TRIBUNE
The u. =. steamer Princeton-Thc Settlement
OF the LobOs Difhculty.
WASHINGTON, Frday, Nov. ~. Is1@

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 70. ISL
The L. 5. steamer Princeton, now at Norfolk,
VIII ssl in few days for Madeira route for Japan
The Republic OF this morning says: The Lo-
Dos Ilnd difficulty has been settled satisfactorily. the
American Government has unresevedly acknow
lodged the sovereignty o. Peru over the Islands and 'ru
in return spulgtes to supply American vessels char
tered fer lulno On highly sdy analogous terms.
Th latter stipulation voluntary the part Of the
Peruvian Government the Administration having In the
hrst place Internationally acknowledged the sovereign
ty OF Peru.
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Almost n Duel.

ALBANY, Fnday NOV. II, IoO2.
We learn from The Louisville Courier OF the
10th inst that Hon. Geo c. Dunn and Hon w. A. Tor
man. of Indiana went 10 that city Friday for tn pur-
pose Of settling difficulty between them, which we pc
eve grew cut oil statement made by the latter tnat
Mr. Dunn had instigated disturbance inc recent Dem
ocrsc meeting at indianapolis. Through the interp)
siton of friends the matter satisfactorily and hon
orably adjusted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
Murder.
PITTSBURGH, Friday. Nov 10, l.

NUII 7
Another murder was committed III tins city
this morning About o'clock, four men went 20 tt''
e,r here ball was going on AMI got into alierca
ZION with the landlord whom they dragged outside the
house man named Benjamin Fox went to the land
lords assistance when he assaulted ana beaten so
borblv tba, he died of his wounds Two Of the villains
named Jackson Cuppes and John Hull, have been ar
rested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

CHARLESTON. Friday, Nov. TO- 1872.
Our regatta was concluded to-day. The fol-
lowing was the results:
FIRST RAcE-Tarif lst, Kate Kcnnn 2 The other
starters came the following order: Vola, Floyd. Wild
Goose Dickens Daughter and Marion well up aud last
of all DicIcnss Southcrner Time minutes won by
third Of q length.
SECOND RACE w. Booth first by good )w-shot
beating Sypb, American Boy, Coqueue, Charleston and
Pilot Time min 81 sec
Third RACE-NewYork again victorious, George
Washington winning by long distance beating julia,
Yellow Jack, nnd Souiherner
This evening Edmund Rufiin, of Virginia, de-
lyered an address before the Carolina Institute on the
opposite result OF the exhausfing AMI tcrzng systems
OF Agriculture. The document IL dble
Death of Ex-Governor ShuitZ, oil PennSyl-
vnnia.
PHILADELPHIA Friday. Nov IL, 1852.
Ex-Governor SHtLrz, of Pennsylvania, died
this morning at Lancaster.
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Tho schooper Isabella Dismusted.
BcsroN. Friday, Nov. 10, l.

BcsroN, Friday, Nov. 10, ls52
The schooner Isabella, from Boston for New,
York was dismasted in tho Bay on Monday nl!ht anu
was fallen in with Tuesday evening OF Cape Goa al"
flowed back 10 this city.
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son,,,orr Nail Failure.

BALTIMORE, Friday Nov. -, l-52
The mail has failed tonight south oil hlcn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
The New-IIampshire LEGISLATURE and Hon
Daniel Wcbster-Thc Liquor Law.

CONCORD, \. II, Fniay Nov. ~ lsj2
The House of Representatives to-day unani-
mCusly passed resolutions ClOie the State VI use IN
mourning in respec 10 the memory Of Daniel Webster
to attend the funeral ceremonies in JstOn on the 3Oh
end 10 have funeral Grafton from Judge Perey the
22d December, which day should be act apart for the
purpose
The opinion of the Judges OF the Superior Court on
the proposed new Liquor Law resembling that Of Name
was read in the Senate Chamber today The judges
take the ground that the law conflicts both with the
State and United States Constitution.
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Destruction of Cotton Factory by Fire.

HARrERs FERRY, Friday, Nov. -, 1872.
The Valley Cotton Factory Oh the Shenan-
doah above this place, has been entirely Destroyed ny
fire The factory was owned by Messrs Scarborough
Holiday & Co. and the loss is about 100000
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The Presbyterian synod OF New-Jerscy.

TRENTON. friday, Nov. II, I5J2.
The Presbyterian Synod adjourned sine die
yesterday afternoon.
The appeal Of DR.. Sol Andrews dismissed by a
vote oi Ito Is.
resolution however has passed requiring the Session
at Amboy correct their minutes in reference TO Mr.
and Miss Andrews This was an important point for DR.
minutes stand it would appear that the vile ami dau "a
ter had been dismissed the Church when they had vol
untarilv Withdrawn
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From New. Brunswick and Newfoun liam 4.


We have st. John On. b. papers of the 18th
int.
There was good sleighing at Fredericton on
the 10th and it showed all that day AZ e. John
Accounts from Newfoundland state that the
Potato Crop had proved an entire failure.
Election excitement was running very high.
Excellent specimens of Copper ore and Sill
yer had been discovered on the Island.
The Council of the City of ST. John, n. b.,
have passed vote in Gyor OF the election OF Mayor by
the people, and 10 vote by ballot
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From Mexico-Defniis Of the Late Outbreak.
BALTIroRE. Friday. Nov 10 1852.

The mail is through from NewOrleans. The
papers contain the particulars OF the late outbreak at
Msiamoras 1t appears that Gardens on assuming me
GeyerporsLip OF Tamaulpas established armed mill
ttry police against which the Ayuntamento OF Ml;amo-
ras protested.
General Canalcs undertook TO uphold Clriela', but
was hilsed and hooed cut Of the room lie then PIE.
scented him elf Of the doors Of the Town H surrounded
by military guard md in ormed the members that they
were NJ der arrest and would be sent 70 Victoria TIe
willing tOOls Of Caruenss we're substituted tor the dc.
posed members and on tie the Nat nal Guards eros ei
The river to tie American 81 e almost en- lsse AMI after
receiving arms and ammunition, recrossed 10 the Me-
can eide anu marched toward Victoria with the intention
Of driving out Cardena'.
They were pursued by Csnalas and Avalos, AMI bat
lie cntued in which the National Guard were victorious,
driving CaneSs aud AvJos oil the field and reclining
possession Of their and artillery Letters conilin
Ing the news were written in great haste bu there a
pears to bo 10 doubt Of the defect OF AvGo AMI Cnacs
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:U2.f 4ULU1
DRY CVOcERI-

y, - 4 ,.,.fI , = =
" {, a., :, ~ -
'7' ~. cue csc ''+I'' ~ ~. "''idh"'
CD. /,
s.,s ana cnt-o,. warned c,.'..-cr... co.......
md hlpac,as Al wool nd cct,on v,,u
Mcr,no.. Ia,Ler,tr. ,l.,...s G,u-,d and a,
tered brucaar, lar.,s.gHH r,alin.. .,r,,,d
and " altered paphns. b.ark .,!ts h.ca and
colored siiA ,ciyrts --u!Int. and cr.t..rri,,,,c
from itoi.: crrts-- (arp!i-as. B,.h.p. ,at
,c,r;fa Iavn. sH,ss. t,a.a H.''x 80
Nuil N.hl,rg-ri.,, t-yr.J. .rJ n.h,.-s,
lace, .dA. hren, cauih.lc. and cotton oprk,t
hsndkvrthr.,,- Mack anl Fancy Xix era.
ya,s.--rouon, linen, .i!k, can.Sricaud
rpI,N.s -. ,,.,,,,,uNs
S,A - -. 80.
~ 80 pi" ID aAd wrought m",iias io' cnr
- '"i 'h'p+o pi"f ah" r"ioT'a cpWArcs-.-
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RECON NEA1I(.s


lCcrtiic1tru d. 'rr'y fort.r,trlt ~
fnHtsnutrH 'cti,u.t'
Nj. =. Moocr i2rrI fur''H bet. ; fu't
a''v'''-D Dear Sir deem II n, r.'ti Ft1
'tr'> respect the insiiir;ll va.uf v
I'i'i"r'l"i"tne NrvrrRl yrEts ~ 80 y
NJ 81 krN91 my w,tr las,a e he, is.' 4
ahN'af"" s'hsrd. AMI thr h-ir gfNs rai '{d
u""hVrd. About YEA nPo hlHno'' - . 4
h'"a, she ."-, aIof h.r knifa ttns ~
iH"" Time lhtr" Was Hur1'rI'iv - af'r
''''p' h''-' 'tfi1ns Applications ns'
',' ~" 'h"'c mrniinned Frsi"IAt''e = =
'he "Sr ~ few h1iil-s hcr hale la - ~
ihirk. Nln-'r"Is. 4..'7- hasuiini c"'u
an hefn"rr, lpra long time | have 80
WIN n"uraIRic auh bee pa 80 ~ l.s '".
have tound II the hrsl -xIr,rnl t~rl,i, =
'f-f' can thereto, Chcrttu'i, trcoUmttI
whoa nihiclaias above ~ ih" h--' hflItd
'rcts'en. Mostf.spectfulty 'cr'
A. PERRY
Manufactured = WHITE Low,ll r,a
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STATIONERY, &C.

OSO0 NV ELUiE> OF vaii"hs kinds,
= 'NJN Fine and Common Cap ard L"itcr
Paper, Fine Note and Bl Paper, Steel Pcre
and Pen holders, luiia tinhbcr, dc. just rec i
and for .aic hy 6. BunT " sos.
POTASH At retail Nv &. Rrur 4 SOS.
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PAPER HANGINGS
IL. l.. SpEN GER,
Il "'ief &" supply the unprecedented d.
- ~ t"i t'r his new ana iirh .tv,,,o


l4ICAG lYA!I1a:.so
~" 'pen'nga new lot, ,his day rsc,,yct
Az "hn have examined the assortm.p, 70.
e'''rd" ny him lew weekly since, un;,c IN
p l'n"9in, the styles superior g. any ever
..''r 'Fen 10 R't'ind C"unty, and the pri.
most r'''"ntblr. r hose it,soDls r.ce..
'ifY 20 .V that THIS lot comes fromthr sam.
s,'Ibi'shment Wv same
h'ch velvet, Satin, and Common Boyds,s
",n'ow rap"'s, Ac --.eirasn, STYLES.
~ Interested are requested 10 rsIt And
"famtne thi, stock atthe
A., hIrt.-D C1rsrY Boorsror,.
'''n 81, o"a'iT opposite the frenklin Hot,
i'' f''f, 'sH,h ~ Court squsrs,
RUTLAND
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READY MADE CLOTHING

Nh''"fi large sss.,r t,, NJ - Kesdy Made
'l"'h'as insi ofruta AZ ''0oS =, . '.-ti 4. aiu,i
- '''i' Vow - the l.,4, ia GET .rstt tar,
gains Az al" s'~ "a w&nt II rillttrs ate
'n' tea 10 tsi, ana 800 good article q
sls'h'"s sold cheap II 40 psuGt
El.fA loHA Coon.
ha.!.ad. Dee. >'h. I.ti
JUST reers'eas Soc ct e ko,sulh liza,
SHh Flames taA v.iAnut At - /.
Dan'ri Bi7st !DNN COOK
lsar !-.s
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DIT ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATliOLICOS.

I'it, , un,'et''s =.
come 4 grti'- '"r
,,iisiN ' 4 !. \.
81. r. MEDICINE
wuul'irc.pc6'hiIy
INVITE the aiteh.
tt,n rtths affected
10 the c'alt'!ns
Sirc"s. ttIti has
a. cu,lcd 81 n4r
lr-rNer iuirI'.uC'
81 and rs happy
Animation "a l'i-
lHr.af the ''i.trcs'
rln. II.ra scN iHr
Mat- hIt i~u1 'rrl
Ihts CklI.Gl.i
cos - Ia Ira"
% FHE
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Fees! npeS. Bees.

i'Hl stHsltt-r. letrg tlrn.rrt - a., tn.rs'. Pa
t'Ht ''eli"'l i'f pIna 5'nr aod ic,din. Bee. Tor
'N" b. upilr- Of ~ oldham Benptrg,nn Eu,i,oi 81
''" o'A'Et- irf'et 'ov i'a".uf b~' --aj arI
"'"js'f 4. r'DpiftG /, sell s.ucltof I-nr .l~tr,
- NAY Ir nsaircd
''H H''n'' "hr"ftH ~~' an ny nSn PREMIER,
nave 'frrh ihst it~ rsJ ~ ,naEiug
.-I q e l.t.-, C".t- from o,,e AMI ffo l4f-rr
.' r~h'- Sfn'' sisn s'a'r HAT r.s pie .p1ar l0sy
'f " sei a. 'p ;'1s Il part uf iced sheh mae,
H'.s' ett"te.i H"rry
v -'' ~, '" 'rts sys'~n, - pit-rIirylrref. wm,a
'-l- tN- "'usrs lHr - i'rst ". t4gts 3. ..sut
- ~f"' o. .'.r Co IT, pI-t'f'' frp.r Arrcinps.
'.Hs i"~ d''' - pa"ihirt gtyrugA,i ugr.--sTy .
't''''s - i' 'tr hri.Gg Of l,,.s sud truses alsp
if rf'HeiH" 'ts Rec
N'f-." f'T'is 80 .brrsl Z s,runi TO c,uls fjf
I"so It-.ss
All c'mDHn'S al i'oss' .Hs-rttsf ~
fFr-s|s l''uinli az .ffS. JANEN A COOK
iDtDf~l " '~. tSS2 s.fa
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cZyr'WATfL E.IIES.

TTtCc RpNU'c0.
(tREE\'S DNygeurtcd Bitter, for Dy>Ici-
! >iI. ". Thi. medicine pNrcls all other, il,
Is eli :try. aud needs 80 humhn>tic pnral'rdl h
AT t he tai! cad al newspaper to herald quail.
tics whlch never belonged to il
CuAs. ErC1.
Rl,lanI - L. lnil 3
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Making - ger t. coz tho ,cnt crGng
Aug. ]. l,3i. sand per rct.tg" 80 BE- cut "a
tar u gina! amount -, the preinieuI '.pt- " itl.
ruf r-'crcrce tnH ANY "ni"fs"iact t.iit. 9 u. i."
to- tar rrtsHrrr, At IT.. .ti"c. u VI lni.. jog. 90.
c,rve the - hn'. # Oc'"n,r t"jl. benz tie
Law of the aruUl meeting oI .dld rrurG.v.
~ herrioiur,. = q : 4 per uas injured III She
several taWus- Wi'n t',r a'n'ul.' ut r,,c,,l,i Is
.,uc ir"m each respectfully. Will lr pi~arl.G
u the Erprc-cntI',v" eject. 10 the icyi.Iat.tc.
BY whom nuurNr my J." rlrWrr,io,i ia tLrui..cu.
wa thr members "i the criapthJ plea { bear
in MUD that by .cnlirg the ,,nhtl lnI"Hi.t @.
the assessment due lr"m each, respectively. to
ia" Office promptly. II the time specified, they
will much advance their own Interests ,u,-
in. 4 vast amount at labor ia ttr trra.ur,
department. and t. Intensely" u 80, si,icr,h',
item in p"s'l,'t and interest I" winch ..ry " III
be sIhjeC,rd To- ease, Of neglect
!. T.. WRIGHT, Treasurer
Insurance office M"ntrc'icr. Aug u ls5I.
NJ. HAWK j. GENT ior >aid company. and
"au bs found a: his hnn.c ar 1T The Railroad
cars, at Rutland Depot at all times. 81
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REMEMBER OAK HALL
BAND BOXES
LiDL RI MINIS


NV fAfEI1-
100 rae Nee. ss.e aes,srst i,si, rss,stu,.,
'''s'' sAisi-irt sgl 10 spisl "P'z ~ g..,
ifkEsIsE
'ff 1sfst 80. ! 90 S~srfs go s,sfrr fH- Iys,
rose s~S tsft bsss.sii 81 0ii.ti kf- f,-. a. q
's"t"1 a. ne ~oEs sata ~ Nsts p,!f.Elra &c. B.
-" .''sSs sef ~ - lNsiiaf etc., W ksss ias.t
'"f'~Fs.s ~ " 10 sl"s = rrsfy ct-r..tr a-.- 30
800 c,fSl - - lhs 'astus. e bt'eT rUN
Evfish1, ss-ss 20 is1s
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VIIIC.y BOOTS

, p'eu Ia took e St"c, Root, irL CunI.e
Iur Boot N ~ rcrt"t piAliiy '. "h;rh they are
81 ing At price Just o,lI an see how low.
The Boot, are warranted.
kiti,nI. Oct. H.
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~URS. puYIS CUsS

RON ANp y eel BOUND, square AMI / lar
Bar Of American Swerds and l.agli.h Iron
ot varau, sizes. al-p a good assortment ni Tow
'agik, tG,t, weeds AID German -t,ri'ir sal.
Joy o. l.. ROBBINS,
'Hifland Nov.2St 1881 H.
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Boots. Boots !

eH%zh PAIRS Mcn'S. Boy AID Iou,,>
-OeSV boots consisting t men. kip aud
si"-n, boy : Tsp ani stoga These hru's are
warranted in all respects. Thry air ml4r
Of eastern stock Of superior quality, a I'd ~
III" hes; manner, and are sold nj prices Tar
trlow zero. {. BURT Il son.
Rutland, Jan. 1852
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> Il Il 4 \ GI. Il!
Don 5A!i 10 VISIT
THE woELp RENOWNED
OAK HALL.

tItMN AID WINTER CLOTHING.
IVA haze 10. % n,ri aud ave daily rsor '..
" i"S 's'1h.un ef r,rfy vsrjcty tulteIt.r
1s b'ssrU' ani ArIt.ash * s,a.ons. r,s.st'y
s.-'Ae'hr-i roI, shoice Goods -lfrc..ly tor
ssh'ish lr,is sai sc ,. -a,,t I, ac,.n..
lis@sr tsu's-ous patron. tv,h
Wholesale - RETAIL.
tAr ea'l '4ucr' a.! s-.' Ect. uu. Os
80, Ill have the ni,au.r.e 81 malta. H., /,
- vstVaE 4 ~ TIA
'"nir-r srn A.
"H.sA, h,',aS h'eE MAN. '.t'--.i vith ~
s'''. ht'ls aft, - & s....a- ii-i. [ .eltr so,
ss4 MI hr s,'t a.
t.Nt Si.1LLr LUF P@iCES.
A~'as CO. r.rD,r't s., 'gf.aal y.ttaa,
Ase Style tH'tr =, * = Or,r Sack.
"h.ca nee! o.', {. b. ,.a I. ic. .is,t.l.
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OAK HAIL RCTuNDh

/, A,.o~s.i .ta.t.I .l:t
YrIrrs, 4 'ui..rI,.ttarr..o.
-, is,4mi All Nirl-rs,. f4n..r,t,fg...t
e,,r- Sa.f.
NotE tisIDM DfPiEr;rrtT
No h' '''s ta'.t re, l:-,rt..h, % arm. ard
'. '"ia' AHa tiis- }.si..'rss .ta.'p~r-.--r,...
- ~ /" ittat'A g.a,r. L U.r 80 rot tc-
tts.
o&NTLEMES5, yoCru'S AND cn!L.
pRkS's GARMENT.
s',", strie oa- s-'4flhr,t Cjatts Cani-
"sfss bnr,Aihs, Neti.. q. Sc. l.s.,A thatrc
90" r'ea'sihe raas' Isr-cai.g. sat WI var
fsst rs5fect L.
eAN TLRMEts ftRNiSHIAG GOODS
s.sruy variety.
Nuf"s are re,nia.le4 tL.ts., rr'>,
40 aHtts "a f,AiH t-ares upsu "a d -.;.
49, sha that 90 strtetts HdEfrr 1, To 49,.
s'." as' NgrsS % thas tho least, tNt.-i.pc.
% I'VE 'ss ,rrng ctAhsc ~ih the .Nrvscp.t
Ixch ...arito ,,,irr.
Large SI'ts mad Small P,of...
REMEMBER OAK HALL.
- Tan ,as Tor Good Bs,sa.ss.
Hoss3t 56& ~, AM STRSkT.
BOSTON. So
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PAIN KILLER

Jbtftf DAVIS Fala K4hcf foe .phsrffs~fs hsr,
ih~ 's"ue' 'f' the .ilc 800 s-i-,taieitfiic q.
, '''lfr e-''A d." a. is.s iu 'as iYt..t, =. .'.in
-, N "..s 90 80. & ECHFA sos