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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11
Messrs. HuyIer & Putnam of New

Messrs. Huyler & Putnam of New
York. gol .7s-re
The new tomb was completed by
Mr.. Webster last summer, and on
FRIDAY his bones are to rest and
moulder in it, beside those oi hi:
family that have gone before him
whose remains will doubtless be Soon
removed from Boston 10 this, then
final resting place. This reminds
me that Mr.. Webster said in one o.
the last conversations ! ever held
with him in Boston, during the sum
mer, when speaking OF visiting tbl;
place-"I shall soon go TO Marsh
field TO lay my bones" The old
battle-ground, containing his tomb
is situated hard by the mansion
about a quarter Of mile distant, on
the northwest. Ii is on an eminence
(as the Pilgrims were wont TO bury
their dead in such location,) and in
IFS very centre was erected the first
Westinghouse built in the town, more
than two hundred years ago. Here
Gov. Edward Winslow worshipped
God, and in this yard Gov. Josiah
Winslow was buried. Here, also
were buried two or three Of the
early ministers of the First CongFe
gational Church. and other worthless
Five plain. white monuments, just
alike. have been erected TO the memo
nv of the Webster family. Three
inscriptions, brief, but expressive
have been added to those that COM
memorate the first Mrs. Webster
and his children, Julia and Edward,
Now, an inscription is TO be placed
upon the monument that perpetua'es
the name and deeds of the husband
and father,--"lhe mighty man, and
the prudent, the honorable man, the
councillor, and the eloquent orator.
the statesman, whose name and deeds
have filled the world, and need not
the aid of marble 10 render them as
immortal as his spirit.
The Corpse.
A correspondent OF the New York
Times writes from Marshfeld:
"The corpse is arrayed in such ha.
biIiments as his compeerS Of the Sen.
ate have often seen him, when on a
bright summer morning he sought
the Senate Hall. TO pour The words
of wisdom and the light oi truth
upon some topic Of surprising pub
lie interest. A blue coat with plain
gilt buttons, vest and pants Of spot
less white, are substituted for the
shroud. A white neck cloth encir.
cles the throat, over which is turned
the shirt collar. The feet are en-
cased in silken hose and shoes o.
patent leather. The hair Of the de-
ceased is parted and disposed as in
lie; AID his white gloved hands are
crossed upon his breast. The lip:
are slightly parted, just as when
about 10 speak" a a-
The funeral ceremonies at Marsh
field were attended by at least lO.OOC
persons from all parts Of Massachu
setts and the surrounding Staies.-
Among the notables present were
Gen. Pierce, Elk Gov. Marcy, Hon
Abbott Lawrence, Gov. Boutwell,
Ex-C Chancellor Jones. of New York
Judge Sprague and other distin'
guished men. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Alden, Orthodox Clergyman Of the
parish, and were Of the most simple
character. The remains OF the
great statesman were buried upon
his own grounds, by the side OF his
wife and children -lsd st r-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

If YOU would rise in The world you
must not stoop 20 kick ct every cur
asho barks at you as you pass along.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

To those who advertise larger liberal re-
netion viii be made e.'f -- -f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

All persons doing business or pursuing any
avocat,on under authority Of this ordinance,
shall be required to keep hung up in some con-
splcuous place in their counting room, store or
place Of business, a framed certificate, signed by
the Treasurer, or their tax receipts for the cur
rent year, indicating that he or they have paid
their taxes; and any person refusing to exhibit
said certificate or tax receipt, in the manner
aforesaid, shall pay fine of twenty dollars for
each contrsvention, recoverable before any court
of competent jurisdiction.
All penalties or fines imposed for any infrac-
ton or violation of this ordinance, as well as
taxes levied by this ordinance, shall be re-
covered before any court of competent jurisdic-
ton, one half of the fines to be paid to the in
former, and the other half to the city and viola
tions and infractions Of this ordinance not 9TH
erwise provided for, shall be punished with a
fine Of from ten to one hundred dollars for each
offence, all fines to be for the benefit as afore-
said, and to be recovered by the city.
{. Art 49, All ordinances or parts of ordinances
| conflicting in their provisions with this ordi-
nance, are hereby repealed.
| The yeas and nays being called on the adop-
ton Of the foregoing ordinance, resulted as fol-
| lows:
Yeas-Messrs. Derbes, Dolhonde, Eustis,
Hermann, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon, Phil
brick, Place, Shaw, Stevenson, Stetson, Sykes,
Watkins and Willson-16
| .Nay.-Mr. Forbes-1O.
The majority and minority reports Of the
Committee on Improvements and Buildings, pre-
sented by Messrs Leeds and Burthe, on the 7th
inst, came up as the order of the day, and
were postponed, on motion of Mr.. Watkins.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the ordinance fol
the government of the House Of Refuge was
made the order of the day for the next sitting
! On motion of Mr.. Watkins, the ordinance rel
atiye to the port of sthe Fourth district was
made the order Of the day for the same date.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Shaw pre-
sented the following, and it was read twice ant
adopted:
ke-olved, That John f. Tossing, a lunatic
AMI in INDECENT circums ances, be and he il
here y declared fit subject for the State Lu
matte Asylum.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
| WALTER II. PETERS. Secretary
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Worlds Safe Company.

I TIE AtteHeluH uI tlte puDl1c ls chlleu 70 sne
of
made on entire principle. We h form
ong made from wrought iron PStes bars srou which compt
.sbd til. chs dill and casabeo of fesng bowso ..
ilsdge scientific, Mature
chanc' she bol.a s.rap rive for the
burglar with perhaps ess than required
put hem toss.h Neither the burning element make imps
the solid fnsas lined with wall.
rh. with Lille
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
CEs the only really ieposery monsyo other
We further, little security any the popular
sfes Vaults They all the echa
ien broken intn experience has demonstrated
prepared SAT- Is
iANK VAULTS, Of for Banking insittion Mercantile
which
rGow EaeeaEs with Iaiis's Bank
ts1ple together Day NEWELL
9sss
~ a7H'SFEe Agent r..rrns .raet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
MEDICAL.
soHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF FAR

- sAPARLIA This remedy vac .,ea67 cam .pps
;hs shao eesid
al a - pa o ~
auy .inaiia. epala:Isn made p america.
.sIi l.e;
rrpasng frs a. pa stss u blood
s ss 1S S;si III ss sss 81
sp md ss 81
e. ass
ss pTodrsss
's''''! COD % 5@ gEsI aiSsr.
Iouras cobns so flag apsaha Of Bats sasss
q .csgg.sss rlsls
g ;.o moths oay WITH me ssry ssse. span y
qaa, sassrsion
ss rssdsr s.
sAp','s. we WONDER OF THE woRIpi -.
.ha: p osgs. .Hd Of several ssar',anns
s.ss R , been % sss
iii day especially tie ssa
yetrs 1.s ss.sss ss4s me
,ssTs ,ssssa4s your sa.p.r :. tho
aHsUAATIsM.
foleT,s sad what also may doae for hsn.
g. Jo - sgh-ss,
Iii .s.s7 ss e a.s s
greatly improved my health than hsv
aeas,
NJ, IRON DE- wM T. fEEf tn H. Il.
Z ss p sss p ss % H ss
~, @
@
sss:s $ . 'a''
Le~i.por Rp X, pssssiassrz ls., 49, A'
Notify To rgN.trs
e sss Sas Of @ s.s ~ s.
saed snergy asned aaturs
'sssss
nisq sses
duty The
=
ssS
he pald iae We should have mes esra peSaP
sssss1 one ssa e ss sS s ss s ss,o . sd
ss' ~Esh often ssndaa, Vim danger sal'
prosesng apprssi
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sKN.
zS a sa Re :. sss II s 3 -
Wished o.sn,
Zen I'd M e 4. i
Known Only pras
| ::,E ssis &c :s ;s. ss
ssf sci ; y iS
ssSiS
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN EVER OFFERED IN FAVOR
| OF ANY MEDICINE!
| NJ.
having used with entire number the above
Louisville, December as, lsi1. JAMES II. MOORE.
MORE TEsTnioNY FROM DR. MOORE
Mn Jons BULL sarsapala several
most eficacious medic disease.
| Winchester, Ky, Feb 1, isiS. JAMES NJ MOORE M d.
ike the following eli flrth,
upon the efficacy Of Bulls saraaparina:
FROM DR. L. P YANpELI. PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST . IN
| THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
IhaR looked the let Of nzre1sE John Bulbs Com
Extract ssrssps snd hse thai
which it applicable AZ. FANDELL. u. D.
Lorievile, June ., ls4S =.
Pyles, Physician By appointment oths Louisville Marin
Hospital, says Of Sull's ssTsa?arlln' .
prescription The preparation gshn Bu
saparis believe the continuation to sxrelss
produce
used both and private end se'
article Of Sar.sparils in III. PYlEs. III. D, =.
This Medicine daily Graphing with disease through the
blooming health nd youthful the sick
| sfic.ed-nsy, those that sreyeusly .oTinsnea.
Certificates from all drsctioHr from meno Truth and e
standing placing IT, from a iuirac WORTH the best Of
| remedies e vel before the public.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by 1CHN BULL.
h Principal Office, 81 Fourth street. and by tic general
| in The city and country.
| Fourth Louisyils, with references
sT The Newcsans for the b Of John Bull
sarssparills, Wholesale and retail.
- ]. WRIGHT CO., .hsr Pa.snt Medicine Warehouse,
~ IN rS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rstch>s Safes U4,,.tpufeet.

EBGErKLD sT-Hpusk.S S. G., August ?, 1852.
Mes.rs STEARNS MARTIN, Sureusnrs Rich Il Co lie
Water street, Ne-Yck GEsTLsntH-it with pleasure
inform that the fire which
hres also a all and
your sALAMANDR sAFEs, purchased from your Charles
heat truly terrific The crowd present dcusd thu d Of
hing standing FIR los, confidence in the S
Cpono BAY de of those who witnessed the
the prevailed when they everything
the Safe perfect aud without sts, what from the
q arnander.
We shall call month select suoter safe remain
Yours respectfully, WILLIAMS L CHRISTIE.
The foregoing the wonderful capacity RICH
CO.'S SAFES ire; aud when it considered th.t this
NLUSF articles srnd b. SAT
in -itbeT the Grrs P4a ,NewYoA.
heothe NeluulkA, Ala; Rodney hss Edgefel,
g. be .tmttrd hs the esp CiAILY SINCE THE RE
DCCThS OF PBCEs) bears proportion the value Of such
esbe depository BOOKS paera iew-iry and other small
valuable atca The tier sole shis city Of III.
nuacures has for sale large aud OF RICH
CO.'S sAFt prepared prove, by the
noy of the respectable merchants this and other
Ha b1t entire confidence iced II. article under
N
Il ~ } Noy.,
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gTEw ADvERT1sEMENT-Ls every body

yJEw ADvERTlsEMENT-Let every body
" READIT.
NO. l.
r. r. R.
R.ADW.HT'S READY RELIEF
THE FIRST AND ONLY Remedy EVER aECoRDEDINT THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT pAINs In A FEW SECONDS.
IT will atop MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Oh
Rt66s NJ slt ae ss IN R.aS
INTERNAL AND Ex IT, INA, a., ;, f.. .,o
TO THE SICK AND pAM.surrER1Ne OF NEW
* III. 1ht: II
Raa "a SsS rls N T'
IN snrzy ? cl ! 4 ! or 3 3 q a p
$s$$sss 4 #+:$S $# $;ss,...
ssAsM n s s!ys s!!SSTEs
s slEI H FAPs sETSss a1s9TEs.
S s1st Fso1, n n s sEF f aSG1as
fsH oGs aTaS
sssH " @ ss II ss E;' 's
''' FN'''' '''' SICK HEADACHE.
acEs It viii cleanse and swss.sn stomaeh
''''''''' acids Of the '''i PREVENTION.
s. e
and fatigue 49,
aa sss sad he % and oshs hs
sy sss AMI onnsss "'''
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
llARRHeaAs DYsENTERY BLOODY Flx, CfiolEkA hloRB5s
IA Gess .1sss sc %ss sas s's
'D~s' NEURALGIA:
PA[E STOPPED tNs74 HTLY.
RApwAI's READY RElIGF posseases nept maculousin
experiences the
departing pain. j. ha hoiania Of the
toor The sascts Of ,he READY RELIEF stop pain
energy vitality, hichis scauss
| '" RHEUMATISM
| PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE hTYU7Es
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF stop ercrue'n
who, months, confined to their osds Rheumatic Pains
s Of sApY M Ss "
s s @ s s Of 5
% s RI G7 Of asms to age the
the Union for the last four have tested
| CHILL FEVER
| cHlLLs STOPPED IN a FEW aLwUTss-PALN RELIEVE
/ INSTANTLY.
RADWAY's READY n ofCbl
1t breaks the Chis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and invg
every OF the
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
you nnates you sse pains in Tie stona
RELIEF taken Fei nt-nal pp,sd externally viii
minutes ADWAY Co. ss Futon Street. NewYo4
81 SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., ISL Charreu street, Neworienna
~ General Agent who will supply dealers in the country Al Ra
MED!qM :.
u ssa Also BY T. Il M0aaissda IL Mssssas st,ssi sAS
~ n l. 4. H. y sADwxYs AEADyRzHEr uAsriyAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
yAALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR


y THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE NO conpoana ha.
s.s ,8s Wy sf s !ssss
application rearkos tse.
&C., ,SS sss
vaisa subject. Lei
and The
''s s:se ssas s''Sgs
hsn asp al r q hg,s failed
s
03 W. have ,.n Ats 'e
:ss y 4. s a's
PILES.
By remedy,
9ls.s WIN s Pc o ssoa thu sa
Which have suffered much bodily lost
# a ms s
nss s Fs x ss Sit ts 1 a fs'
inter - and hearty and t. The ass t-,
-ne shoad mais the ~ ,
' cins caSsa" ssb month. ls47.
ERYsIp ELIAS.
E1yapeIss EXTRACTOR invaluable. Other
dies , tor s time but j.
eompsey
medical .klln the cities A.
H @'s
K; ~ &
Ssss .s; "A Bs
thus misery for DEATH and when
TRY DALLEY's PAIN ATRAcToR.
She brought my bed boz and apple ONE TO ths 90
Sssss and 1ss for Fl =.
me- burning tbs ,lsof
sny,
~, n, SALT 1t IN RnggM IRON s..
% % q tans s an i
!hes De
that .hs rstG' ,ssams o il a, n under ny
lslsf
cosTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BowELs
THE PAIN EXTRACTION il .he .res. .isat and
as svsn as %iis S s ''s
had ss parts
h 5 s aa~ sasss ,rbs Il h seor IL.
s sss asa ss y 5 s M Pam be DO harm
We know and hssas the DIN,
thia subject The wmz
ssn,
those who ,s sa Win ,hst most dsSr
|Ss. valuable a; ss to oasit rHgsE EsaY
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have afflicted with
S s m aud s'g a five h..
and Il G
ssss II S'sa
BRADOEK DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe county, NJ Y, Mayo, ls4s.
OUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects the PAIN EXTRACTOR
palma the njury NO SEA
REMAINS It's in healing old standing
parallelad.
ST. LOUIS, No., July 8, 1876
Deer s-abo0 week snea while working my trade
foot bad and dangerous The whole
the below
nams and continued nnt becaIe alarmed Il.
British OIL Thnture Of siyh adhesive
Is | pose. than the use of
Is DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and less than minutes the and
i, and has entirely left
confidently recommend nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN
TRACTOR a being superior hns have
rs moving pain inflammation.
am Ship Carpenter by trade shall willing
virtues Of tho Snve al all timss hsx
Avenue, 1T No ISL where can give desired
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

cTTNDRIES-2s bbls. Beans; 100 bags Java
- COFFEE; 80 ENGLISH DAIRY cHEssEi ~ do WIPE
re Ds. rs cai MAftHEs acp Days RIG GuIt6Bi sa,ss
SWEET Y ~, WfAhs OILS sM ss.ss sfkss
and MAoxGRxLl handling ssa e. n'sN
nsris I'd. hA6x 49, D..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
. = 8 . 3 8 8 3 8
~OoU ERFErT sri Vn

COUNTERFEITS ,4BOUND!! - ?
AZ other fsses named PAIN eXraAGToRs
DALLEYS The worthless who sell
they induce the pablo POS
the virtues OF the
. = '
w ATTEND ~ THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uiNEi AND oBSERNk THAT THE NAME, al. plLlEY,n 81
WRITTEN WITH PEN. N DIFFERENT eoLQRED INK. on
UPON IT. ~, -- w " "'H" '
General Depot tho United stsses sset
VIII DC promptly executed. II, DALEY i CO.,
<i6 BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
ISL CHARTRES STREET, Nswt,rlsans, -
~ psals,s ~ the s,sss 81 &
| In The State Of MISSOURI, viii " prompt sapPiss.
John WRIGHT 4 co.. :, u,.I..,-
Aaaotn 0sassA Aysak Dor NJ zsrs''ys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

Home Mutual Insurance Company OF
NEW ,oRLsANB,
With subscribed capital Of sa1sseo s prepared 10 rsseiss
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
nj The o&ce Of this Company No. a6 CAMP STREET
prolific divided arnoug hose nure with the company IT,
invested the control the Trustees
This established purely the mutual principal of nsa
bevo this subscription {973 ofas ampi
seci policy holders,
The porio atmss ornspeotou
' W N ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
IlI. GIL raal. La n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1862
OftIokal
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

SITTING OF DECEMBER 10, 1852.
The Board met at half-past six P. ~, pursu-
ant to adjournment
Present: Messrs. Bailey, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mccormick,
Nixon, Philbrick, Place, Shaw, Stevenson, Stet-
son, Sykes, Watkins and Willson--17.
Absent: Messrs. Alpuente, Andrews, Burthe,
Lusto, Mackey, Ramos, Relf, Summers and
Wiltz-9.
In the absence Of the President, Mr.. Nixon
was called to the Chair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

veRNFUeTs.
Wlnsr's Canadian. lI.Ie
B. A. Fshnestock's,
s%atnss, T4t
5siley'ss
Jsyns'a
Challsa'a,
81 5APARILAs. {
Ir TerNt i's,
}Ai.tss's. f'W
4.'set assids's,
WinkosPts " Z
sailr.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

tAsS "ttNh ~ iaF - - =
aver 5eeu discovered that ps
rzmedy. Alfuos. daily we b.
discovered by its application
that many of its eHeets are
So deep has haen the science
so admirable the combination
tslieve almost every sllnsnt
he ennmefste come Of the psc
Sirth-If BROKEN LIMB
Salve, no determination, Swell
and become strong with aston
S.vsntis-When the bo~eli
if well rubbed upon them, wi
when Castor Oil, Jalsp and u
Eyish-Its use 10 perfectly
the system will absorb no mo
conflict with sny medicines II
We have not space IN this
cured by DALLEY'S PAIN
testimonials Of ia valne, unls
from all marta of the country,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05

Il tSSt btRS pass 40 aud from al pla
- 'rs on routes vi fit'hbnrEb, Wnrceslcr
and Nashua, Vermont and Va .sa- hu--it.--
th"sh'fc, Sullivan, aud Rutland aud Bufi,ng.
ton ka'lroaGs
Connection, w,,a othrt 1onpanios are -,
arrange nat \ .! EN3rcss Mater can be- for
"aidtd N.h"ut DELAY g. any part Of the l..
nit.d Static, Canada, Pf,.rncrs. or turopr.
W. H''1la" Il" responsibility beyond the
terminus oi our route,
Ha"d',s, haFL .Not,s, Ny,,it and .Hyrhan.
d'-t grn"fa'ly forwarded Vl'I despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &c,
c''i,cied pad or n"g"jist.t Stock. Pro.
Gnc", aud II 'rrhand'-e, bought or sold. a,
G"i 80
IN ~"nd.7r tloory or parcels Of cansra "a
Die 'alH". 'Ar ltapUnt Japa; be- .,a,.d, ui.,rr.
s" '-" "c are NOT r"slnnsini-, ~ case ii l.s.
t"' nd iht sum Of aily do..lar. for any one
pare!
=. prcksFcs shoola be Inato compact a.
p"'s't ., and pa naraagr vdi Zee received an.
IS IA good nrdtrE' distinctly marked. Al!
tAI7"'s lps,r..s should BE- rccoinpsr
ct" "rh.cn o. ..t., aus,s!yd, and personality
stgnec
Letters ca"1"' ~ token, Il beng prohibil
&C hy toe t'st ohic~ Department
AZ 7."kag-s shog.t be marked "B 2eigw'.
Irprs,-
ffn.'gsl CfTi-r r. fro,d E,ehang. .Bn,,.,
FISK - RICE, Proprietor.
''''1 A" fotff i gents, hutiand
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
DIR ANNEl :

ns' 10 sSt'- 'si a. ~. I..tLtfs ii1vr4
ne .ni 40 .h' iA,h tse i'.s .fs,.f, - 80
" ~ csss-' tfSvss- -, ttsis - .,-,ra,tsk M,
Ia arc f-'s., e.s.s,., s-,...-r,nt 4. ~
isri'~-' - ~. - ss's sF..,. Fr4,,I ., 20,
'-fs "'"srts' see fhss as.iir rt'rf,-.tlN.
fsra ~ a. 80. .hE . tttat "a a. =, r.-,,
~ zee 8 80 legs s,Rgs sf3A'st :,.4.p-
ga ~
ia . ~sfs 80 sSs ~ 'r.a, t-s4 sr~.rts,,
s1ss 4. = q yu.s A., cog ,.s,, a.. f,-,. 80
s'"' rsS-s t"F -. ~. e. ft- #ets..Hs.lt.. -,
AAr' N"""s-' snf-.s.st stis. r.fas.t.i ace
s>esef fss'sF.is,t 90 ErSlia Ne e.rt b.,
ntsts - AZ cAs-s O. -, it, ,sflsst g.. ma.
f~S - rtss ~sst> o. SO; ers- g ~
'tsr go. I-eTS ',sHslsy r,sss eta sa..s
~, ~. 81 q; -, ~. 49, z.,t -. -
ssss.S. 60 S.. n
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
FRESH TRAS.

I T the New Union Store, imported 10.
- Gently from n lot cured rspr",ally for
the pilates Of the Emperor aud Empress II
the Cclesti,lI, the aroma o: which will be-.
fund 20 exceed 'nythng ever before offered
for sale lic'e. The iwis, and pieces ricM
The stock Consists ot Imperial, Tyson,
Young tiysor Tyson Skin and stack Tras
CiIA'S BURT \ son.
R,tr -, 1881! !"
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West Rutland House.

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-05
TitcO nb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR

l'l iii" use al thIs Hive, Bees are protrc
ted through our severe NIbtcis, On uccoun
IT the eEcu temperature ui ia" mr. within II
sud It's prru!'ir arIiu cement ir' son Iiatirn,
tia, not ! swarm has been lost from the ma =
~ hives used WITHIN tine three years past -
- c"npi"i" rro''cior AGAINST the at
e. KS Of M, Lhhotinn bcrs, b,c.!uOths. \ 4 e,
a.i,! ai!"r'" peculiar tac,' ,ur- FAC replacing
I'D hr"n! r"rtbs 10y urn Gu.7 ii IS Unequal
"a a st"ck hive. SV'nruts issuinl' from II
II On Nv" 80 tire" weeks ,nrl"r ihan from
any Other hive. The surplus none, y rradi.
y "hit'u'd from 4, ~ pure state, WITHOUT,
'nJurns the bees. IA h"rrs Of suitable SIZE for
family usr or ia" market
iIs live Is Cun>trucird On p!i. lusophIcd,
and scrntI'c principles, aud needs uniy 10
he seen In insure ~ use nv those who are
ACQUAINTED "rth tie instinct. and natural
habits Of tn honey hce
) Is " ARD, Windsor, Vt ~ agent for
III" sale Of County, Town, aud lnd,v,u
rights 2n,tt
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