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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

'his sslje~s Iashe~. We hope the par.
- IN. ~ Lssvs~esss, - isas Ne wssA
in earnest. and BY ,ieir ~ose rspsdisss
the scsion II those ~iss would distds
that tley MAY conquer.
GIVE pssiist 10 day the doings Of 'Ae
CsRvsntisa eoaseoed .. Casilstsa,
Ase. Ssh - seccnsijes and sesis~
The Viii: ,irt~s ~ crsn'y Objects sos
the County Of lsa,iana. !.
The Report Of that oanvenfion has
characteristics for moslessy probably
The csnvensisa wss called - tenn
petsnee convention Of al parties, and
10 il. all parties w~rs represented.
Now Let. j, was extremely snassssnias
in a email rossi"a Il I'll las1iss q seos
together aud surrogate snd annul every
thing tina, bad tees regularly dose ~
their respective PsrieA ID IL - ihs
s~psss ssy- q &assa ssaveasioa - -.
,aeesidesssu shs 30
" rs Comfy q ItslIsSd. u ~
iihout doubt highly proper for mem.
bers Of other parties TO eems into .
Wing CAUCUS aud control Wing nom
nations. for honorable men are they
all. 81 called rs IN open convention
il was e'ninenily democratic for mi.
noiiiy Of the Wings 10 invite in open
body to 'reconsider and revise in an in
Jormui meeting the action Of the major
ity in regular convention aud then
in the report to kick out, 'free-soil aud
democratic brethren out Of any share
in the proceedings.
There was man whilcome, who
sometimes passed through the town Of
rouItney without straight jacket.
!, S'raying du'ing the nigh, into a
neis.Loring village. the good people
were snrprised At early dawn, on see
ing a stalwart form upon the gable
end Of barn in strong relief against the
clear morning sky, and more so, when
the proclamation was made " attention
the universe kingdoms to the right
Wheel. for ], Kim. Doolit,le Iule. Great
changes have taken place in empires
tinco. Uncle Kim Is dead;--but his
mantle has fallen from the Barn. lie
was very clever man, and very mol
est non indeed--when he wasn't crazy.
O. The above has been handed in
from locality wherein several people
dwell They will understand ihis;--
and though the proper officer may have
neglected to do HE duty. The people will
avail themselves Of the privilege Of vo-
ting where they please. We remc,n-
Der that they have been required TO do
this once before. Give the RICH, strike
once again old Poultney . and we will
then ste whether truth, defa nation or
scandal shall carry the day.
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Vermont State Fair.


The Second Annual Fair Of the Yer.
m0at State Agricultural Society, was
holden in ili. place on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
The grounds upon which the e1hibi.
ton Gas made ara located only n fsw
sods from Use depo., and were admirably
sispsed 70 the purpose for which they
were used. They we're enc'osed ny u
good and sufhcieni fence, within which
were enclosed Temporary buildinss for
sis4 exhibition IT nr,iclea Of industry,
produce. DC A race irsrk OF half IL
m.lr IN lrug'h WAS prepared with trm
and con, ehicm stand from which 10
view It
u 10 difficult 10 6x any satisfactory
estimate on the number Of people pres
sn'. They are estimated all the way
fron twenty 10 forty thousand ,and even
higher. One thing 10 c~r,ain, that 80
large an a,semblsse is rarely witnessed
IN The old Green Mountain S,st..
We regret bsing compelled 10 notice
tbs 'mali and insignificant, numerical
'sow Of cs',le, sheep, swine. fowls and
fruit. ], vas no, worth, Of the State or
its farmer. In gnni,,s it could no, be
readily excrllcd, bu, the fac, was rnin.
fsiiy pro,rusi,e that we were tar behind
cur siste. S'at.s in numbers II il con.
s"linS. ,v u degree, to remark Of tn.
Lotses--iht display of which cannot be
~aaallsd in the unioo nor probably the
world. We coSniesi scsctty.,Mo Black
Hawk horscs. Of all ages. from the old
orisina, Of Is years, d,wn to the suck
ing colt. Also an equal number OF Mor-
gaas. led by the pa'riach Of tho breed
IN HE 33i yesr The Messenger
Hs1iIioni.ns, &c, were very Gnc. %.
The iira 'dsy VA. devoted chiefly to
an .nify of the articles and to mn al.
drsss from W. $, King. E.q. Of Boston,
E.hiss 4 The JDs'aai IF .is,iexh s,e.
NJ. kiags sstiees ~ss .Seis~sj6e ~.
,ieshsrs, ssd he treated {, mos, eIo-
qaentiy, sorei'ay and windy, carrying
sah HIN he rrasoa and The hearts aud
the ears Il al prssea,.
The second day witnessed during IL.
forenoon. very full sbo~ Of The Lor.
sea 10 which We hav. slrcsdy alluded.
A. 4 O'clock T.. NJ. an address VA, d..
hve~d by Hon. Vim. II. Seward, Of
He~ York. lie spoke upon ,te necr..
s'iy a N improved sjuca,ion among
saT tAsmess, aed his remarks rete not
snly very fercibie. clear and original,
hss VIA; u sltnos, Necessary coise.
assees. they we're eAoeesiiasly sssse..
tive sud conclusive. Tie point, he
made we're that . false isapressior. pre-
walked srsoag the tArne,s and their ron.
NTH regard to tho Ae.sr II .aeir poi
'ion and calling ,ha, ,hi. erros eoald
he amended eniy by education and that
the hoecs and prosperity Of rl,e eoonir =,
Ste welfare asi the good and m~lfsre O
the people themselves ca;nsraiy de.
'nsnd.d tss amendment. Mr.. Se~srs
ALLUDED 10 TACT sh,cl. i. DO, s-rssali,
esu..aesSi-xs 'asassS,ss our f,,ner.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

"a An officer in Scots W
army, from Mas, relates the I'LL
as showing that 0sasral. tssl
even in apparently trivial matter
While a. Vera Cruz, Gen. Ses!
for The head Oftisc QuartesnasIa,,
par,ment, and said to him. M
you cot everything In readiness
line. which you may want brtrs,]
and tbs CAPITOL Yes, .Shi
got everything III. army csn
require. 'lIsye you sent ~
tenpeaayaofk 2 'Tsr.psnrJ
No, Sir 2 Then forward
them. The oilicer was pnsrkas
ceive VIVA. The General co's
with iep-penny nails; but whef
tional Bridge was blown into
rocks by the flying enem7,.H
ais admirable foresight YVES Y
The PeDobscot llmberraen W.
ready with their timber TO ~
the cask of nails was turned y
The army was on lis way 70
Now We want the Wing party "
like General SCOTS srmy--e"
ready for attack or de,encs Y
TFitciburgh Rs''
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= sh-ssr sISy ard aesstess sh 10
sa 70 - ssesst ssa eisssxss's
n ,--,ss ~,ssss isisst sps~se
dk~ sl.sa - isss ~ sArr nssss ~
'.vcsiioa. isssrss,y ard rsp9.~sa The
isss sshhsris~ ss Israss t'vs wkssk
sc barely cscnpsd-- ~us s'cr0fcTion
sad Siscreda --shsv~rh lie iaHs~n~n.
,Aiiy 81 tos,, a paddock. And rrr.
,rs marh'n~
~ the etcse al Mr s<wArd's sfeech
the cAhitnsoc n is,s.es ass r~ne~td
ard 4 pa'ehed ,ra essoe az L4'~ zen
txo horses, in which ess' II ,hrasSas
victorious Tia day wss. shrosShous,
crrres.i,-ly .shry ard 10 he d,scom-
f.,s, II tie beat "a, sddri that VI the
csupd .s,. b
Friday ~i,aes.cd the cenelssioa Of
ID. Far. a vleH "g a's,rh csms ~
~Aeh ~ss re.i~cta.'ly si'esssea. Alto
an exhibition Of . Patent Reaper and
Mower.
In ,he afternoon the A. srd II The
sss,eas ssnniuess ssA .sssIs,sAe sioads
srssss tgAs ssd ~ .fsifealsl : SO
ssssssl, aAA<ss sss.s - - u
DDS ortI'ns isys ssr.flSx
I,siis,ing ~ ~r Do u tie value and
ssrr.siiy II agriculture. aud in IL. i'm
pr"v~msa through, such means ~ this
We Lopc 10 See coming ,.ars increase
ihc attendance tbaevpon, the eXhiLi.
iiun aud the profits.
IN this connection we ~oul shy only
farther ils', 10 us, one Of the grand fra-
lures of the occasion, MAS in tue fact
Thai in I'll. immense multitude aiher,d
lnse,her. ~ little oil iha, ioaferism -
towd,i,m- what the world calls
dtupki.m---was bfougl, TO The notice of
amy spectator. We had an 'occasi0n..l'
pickrock.tl They were expected. and
lodgings we're accordingly provided for
their accommodations.
We hope ia our next to give \ more
detailed sccoust Of the fair, when some
Of oar friend. may expect 10 hear from
u. Eu, for the present We have only
10 give new expression Of Nonder at
the strength and power Of the Iron
Horse. TO give m idea Of The multi,
'ude here assembled we give the fol-
lowing sts,eIneni Of the number of per-
sons brought into our place by the diff
fe'ent railroads here cen,ering-as fur,
ni.hed 10 US by the gen,lemanly Super
inten,lens Of the different roads; and
We will say further tka, with all this
rush and apparent confusion-noi the
slightest accident occurred.
The following table will give slight
Idea Of The number Of persons here who
chose 10 avail themscives of this mole
Of conveyance the more democratic
portion who came----just ~ they had
= mind TO, we have no account Of. The
following is the lis, A. furni.i,cd Ivy the
different railroads -
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Salem. Asg. 2s,h. isss.


s., -, o.. ,ss. &
c...,. '
,;n..rr,v ,h,n. Won
a., van, ,,,,,,. ,,,,. ;,,;,.,, no a. =.
tend III. ,r..u.,.,;on 81 s.r,;c. o,
pi.,,, To- 70 Si.,r;,, f,l.,l ED prr.;,;.n,
Of TIM M W. I, n. t,n,,n,nr. Mi.
.,,rins afEA.ss@ Wax
rsre, m s.v in rru,y. that attend.
soos r,,on otlscis, dwis, will dem;ye
me ar tho ple.sore Of being er,se,,, nj,
that ;,Hrrrs,;e, oc.,.;,,n aa A
s:ss' .s !'.' !: : ','s sss
=. go 80 "
:. ....., .-..,,....
-. -,
-. s.g,..
...'.,..a.-I ...",.. az, -" ~,
,..'~ as,sa "a. ! 's'.s'' :, -.
4 q, IN. ~ ss:iSsT - -. -
|ssS \. - Z. q. : ss,;ss -,
yIg \. 90 u = s.sssg -. y,
ms.,... e. ~ 4. !. ~.
-. e.,-,...-.
~, W., AZ, a."
49, "' ~ ~
WY" 10 ~ '"9 'n
"'' sa
Ao"
wv "
"" ~ . ,, ...
Amo, l.. Story .
Salem. Wash. Co. MY.
D.. A,.,s, oe 1870
C.,,,,.men
lreceived your note. on the 25h uli.
inviting me to attend the presentation
of S.rxic,, of PLATA IN Mcrr:,, CLARK
E,o.. presiden, of IN. r. & Wash r
4. Co. tl,;s evening ard I recre, ! nm
unable 10 bc present, IN cor.eoucucc of
preyious enuapemen,s
No on. can appreciate more L;,hlv
Than myself the unrcm;,t;no efYar,s of
Mr.. Clark. TO effect A Railroad conmu.
n;ea,;on with R,,l,,L md A,b,,,
,bro,,yh the Wn;,c Creek v,li.v md i,
afford. m. the HIGHEST qualification ,ha,
hi, friend, are TO present him with a
testimonial Of their rcspcct and grail.
,ule for services so credi,abls 10 linn.
self and 40 imnortant IN IN. nnl,lic.
Very Respectfully, tt
..r4e r.sl c.4 Il. BI.AlR.
To J. NswxAy & OrwrRs. iI
: ~. c.,,...;
o9..r., an, ,.s.a. 'lHf'
Whereas. IN or .l,o,t III. 6,... ~
February l..t the sum of one ,honsand
dolla "a I'm. raised Inv the fr;end. or
AI.rriIt CI.rk Ia, .,d tho ,.,. Nor.
.cc Clark E.o FIR ,he .,urro.. of mr..
chasing for urcsen,a,;on n bo,h or those
gentlemen Service Of silver n,a,e q.
COMPLIMENTARY IN ,h.m 60, ,bs;r vo,,,
Bile services in the cons,rpc,;,, and
com,I.tiop of the Ru,,,,a .,d Wash
inyton Railroad, and wherea, the said
IIor.cs Clsrl ., III. a3d &c r.hr,.,,
las, licensed th.r.bv rcnd.r;,, !, i'm.
,o..;,,,.. T., ,rrvo,, ,,,o ...,.
Sc, Of hi. fri. nd. md w,,srs.. .,lo !, !.
"'''.
:, ,,,,,,,o. . ,,,,;,,.
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dressing the chair ba, ,h,.
"a hear,,. or If bn,., ,, 's ~
Mc friends Of This non;n..s"
~ /, ca in tones no, s,,,,,.
TIC dignity Of a dil.bcra,;,. ''
ton Of freeman, and the ,,. 80
was declared IL be confirm. y
negative was called. pu, ,y
owing 10 the surprise occ,,,a..,
the presenting Of the ram. : ]!
nai,sy lie second ,;,o. N. ~
viii, which ,hey, !; re,o ~
addressed the chair. N. 90.
for consideration, aud tho m,,..'
which tic affirmative VA, c;t.
opponents Of Mr. Bailey did A..
The meeting was immcdia,el, 4
ed.
In justice to the c.mmi,,.
should be stated, that had H.,
been present when they rc,i,,i
second time, il il believed me,
have arrived At a diGcrcn, ~.
y Bat shs question occurs, ~
boand by.a domination Tim. 80
excepting ali6ss sealy ins.raun.ti
maxim. i, No answer none. s
convention had voted two 10 q.
gainst the nomination Of Mr. nj
That sote was never rccon.ils,l.
The committee were no, au,hx
to present lis name the second |,
but instructed to present The \,
os so,ne other Individual. M b.
was not therefore fairly nominal
We may be asked, If no, sid
With Mr. Bailey, Why not nq-s
some gentleman from the Wing ~
We answer, we have tried that
rcd,ncnt, and find it only ,hnsH
away our votes. We nov il,sa 81
succeed by asailiug ourselves Il
votes Of OUR ffcc'soil brethren to
cure the election Of our nominss
We are aware that oblonry, M
aud party machinery usc tei.,n
ted to, to q, a awe 70 Tie freeman into nj
cscchcc With the ,,b,.,u,,;or #
Bailey. Those who think to .usa
BY such means. mistake tho cl,,s}
of temperance men. and will b. n
orpoint.d. MINT ;nasn.,,,sn, nj
"a, g.. II "a. +,
u'a'' "ou'u NV e'e" 'NSi"'' "'
II Influenced ~ such Appliances
lilo could hardly regard hirsi
man, certainly not q freeman.
TO those acuuuintcd with ;,s
n,.,..... :. :..
..,p ., '"
d s'"s'' remark IN ~ regard 70 M
ness for the oiiice Of ssnasof'
as all cannot enjoy Ms personal
ouaintapcc. we would nav that |,
vol, ,,,;s.d f,r TIN e,;,i,c,,,sd.l
wv" 'I'"sS" ''A s'@ '"''"'"' tN"
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II. Dcnis,n Of Css,letdh were ffpoin
ted q COMMITTED 10 relSt. an address
70 the freeman OF the county.
The committee, after consultation,
presented the following address.
In presenting tho name Of Bra1il'a
Davenport to take tho Place o. .t'as
Of Anon Barley, on tie g., wing ncNe'
Tor the. county OF hu''ano' proper
rcsw@ 'or 'i'e sIa"'9 = 1870
would seen % rsqssrc some = ma
ton. .a'e'i'ss' '"''a'.'. ''''s' s''.'Saass
For a number 81 years, there has
been, cnlthe nckct4 Of county. ofsccrs
nanpesg ~ Shly oa}sc uoDAble q 40 tenn
perancc, men, 50 much 80, that they
have been Compiled a'ther tssw.tlihold
their votes from some portion 81 nc
nominees, or TO throw item away
40 saonit 70 lhis state q ,hmcs' ior
any icnsM OF stsnc' ~aneat taxing
measures 70 remedy the esh'E wosM
y, their judgement % derel'c'lon
OF duty lnconMstent VIM the rsgh1
Of frcsmens and IN dercgation OF the
oath, requiring that "when you give
YOUR yote. ~ SUFFRAGE touohiny NV
A.. - A., e..
."'''' '''' 'o''e.'", .'' ''' "
Vermont you MI 40 IT, 50 as III
your conscience you shall judge will
most conduce to the best GOOD of the
s,,o. a, e..,,,;,.hed hv ,,o .on.,;,,.
-,
''on' "''''o"' 'oar. or '"'of Oh any
man.
TO secure the desired reform in
ouiet wov. without disturbing the pre.
,
se''' ''s"'''I'''o'' Oh TA'"'S' d county
temperance convention was holden at
Rutland on the 22l day Of June last
for the purpose of consideriNt this
..,:., ~, r..;.S,.n
''S" ""' ~ '''''' ''e' ~"
ture oe''Dcrat'on, amo''o others, adop'
ted the following resolutions.
Resolved. Tina. notwithstanding,
in all cur efforts in this cause (tllc
cause OF tempcrancc) we have as far
u.s. pfao'ieap,e' a'ol'eu con"ec'"s II
dav VOL wa haya w;,nsssoa funn, ,,oa -.
to wear. on the nnrt of ;ts onnoncnts
a disposition to make it a political
question: 'y adopting direct and pre-
o;", "a ;,a.".'a;aI " p,aso ~ o vi"
by preccpt and examnlc ENCOURAGE
the sale and use Of intoxicating drinks
ard who, as lar as, possible, shield
':o," co"',c.,o" a''u Pahisa'ne"'' Tue
s.i. of ;,.ox;"a 49,. Wv
Resolved That ~ srch mon we
cannot givo our sufirages /; aud com
posed as this convention is; Of all pol
,,,sa, l'a'i'eS' we WIS" II o's''hc''} WI.
yotes, o,,r sentiments ~ ,1;s rssroc,
must be regarded.
The doinss of this convention, with
the above resolutions, were publish
ed in the papers Of the county, and
in the Vermont Chronicle. This
must be considered fair notice to all
concerned, that temperance men
would not give their sutfragess for
men of the above description. And
in case their sentiments in this res
psc,, were not regarded, no party hal
a right to claim their votes, nor could
any one reasonably complain, if they
so far jisregarded the nominations Of
the several parties, as to substitute
in the place OF those obnoxious to the
above objections, men whom they
deemed worthy Of their support, with
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

kD4y DvGU3N ~ t00uaS
tho eiresu ~ I 20 Mo ne
p;sresr rssh,suj =. ssrspISd h
sv,aaiss sssLssa - alsy ma.
~ Y Slil-,.a. yiis.
,.rr;,v 90 - 4. Ssy ;. n
Is, ,sjUyssss 81, fsrill,,ss,
.neixi "a - sunisry ~ psys.
jcsa. $780, 80 $3.50 .a;ses
TS.eS asess. 49, Ssoltepy ma
alone. No - III b 16os,un. -l.,,.as
you hare ssrta 10y aovssed The lat
i've yesrs q " = 10 ~ noLle pur.
poss Il $780, VI ~ q Iren River
n. v,il.vs nj - Cs.ek sna LsSe
Chan.,sie ~ s nsdus--,hus au.
r;ss tAse - n ~ t,voeeeusisa Of
,his sssHt - - s.-sa,sa Vile .uccess
vac VI Sufa - ~ hsse wi,haood
TENN s,ioee Nv - pr;sst;.ns--
psrsornsd ~ ~ rvt sisvr,sy, b.
xsht - -, ~ i. gsa..r'. = l,@ss
- IT. skna ssn6,lu / ~
~ - ~ mn
tss2 iSsspSsS1 81 1tS sGFSsase u Issds
for the coi,s,rpesio~ Il your grea. pro.
j+c,-and BY wane n friends 10 believe
in lis prscsicaLiiiiy and In ways mani.
fold and numLerless, have made sscriR.
ces personal and pecsaiary. a. the
hare mention Of which. 900 out Of every
1000. YOU have benefited bv your Ia.
bors. woo,,l shrink fr,m IN d;.m.v
Ri, IN .,;,,. nr =, ~.
face Of all those ,litI,cul,is. and a;.cou,.
au.ment.-Ly ,hc tocce If v.,,r intel.
lsr,--bv III. un.v.rv;nc and .,.snl..s
energy Of rour NH, van ,,oy. co,,,n.,..,,
ures, ,,r;.c,. f,cm ,,o,h, ,hro,,,,,
dif,,cul,y. 10 . '.,or;o,. ~, .ur,m.,;o,
And I'm. ~. - 49,
Ia, 80 ~
''"e J "e"eVe
49, .''1''.' ~ w QUO ""u
~. " ""
~ '" =" '"y "''e e'"-
~ "'' 's''''es'
Ill.,, -,
80 e'o"'
' -'o''"e'"
' way "' ""' ''
Th.. c..,;.a
commissioned ~. !, ,,,s;- nsn,. A., ,h.;.
behalf. to present YOU with mi. ,erv r..
of plate n, = token ef their admiration
~ vo., .,n.. ~, .,...;
m.uo-;., ~ IT. -. .''9 '.'74 80
Mr. fy.rl ,..nnna.a . c,,
S;r- tn. "a :. ......a AZ,
sr.sefai .ctouS ie,d;,...;.,, ~ -. a.. :.
all who have cor,,;L,,ed "a l.. and n
you personally for the aa,,er;nc terms
Of its presentation. This assemblaee of
personal friends, xbc have Joined in
this tcs,i,nonial-this occasion, where
gentlemen from abro.d, have left their
ordinary avocs,ions. and come here TO
testify in a public manner n tho Gar
vices of a humble individual and ,,,o
associations connected with a dis,iuc.
ton 40 marked, and W., so u,deservea
,ro.,, .o,:... Ii,
r @O''' ""'e" co""o' oe ex-
Pre''ed' maj pleasure Is OF high or
DER which arises from the approval o.
a discriminating public.-You have
SAID truly, this work was no, accom-
pi''"ed oy me a'one-olhers are equal
" ana more deserving. Hon. Henry
Stanley Was the hrst. protector of the
iSo''"nd and Washington Railroad and
soperentended 'ts preliminary survey.
'ohn bradley Esq. At an early day was
identified with the enterprise aud wi,h>
OFT his aid our Road could not and
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J. n. Non1unor, Stcrasl

s3' IN consequence Of the ,lmf
interruption by the fair, We hi"
it almost impossible 10 Get op's
per this week.
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o. One Of the officers d ~
and Graham club, receatly oiss
Albion. n Y, i, The Hon bsrI
Bassac, lung u Distinguished -
HE Loc,6eo party. Lie ~
Fire, J&lsrssttbTicM eosmI
occupied ,nsuy Other public
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

nrThs Springfield Mas!
licl'', speaking Of the city =
the ssIs Of liquors in 'bM -
+" There musa be a fearful -
siclnee, amous u. or The 49,
are Aoaii,his: 10 ~ aalF8'
loaf
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ssnn I'D llen. &, l. Aikn. eftAc Sas
cs~m~ csnr AZ y. r.. ANd iloa. Ben.
ard Bid Of Salem, \. =. Ell S1
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02
XIAlRl HOWE.
SALMON RlCIiAR k,
EDWARD Ii. DENlM

Voted. That the publishes
papers in this county and the Ei
Of the Vermont Chronicle be rsSS
fully requested to publish the 4
proceedings in their respectful.
pers. Whcreupcn the const;
adjourned without day. /
LORENZO SHELDON, (
I'reUhE
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-02

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!. nIExIcAN MUSTANG IINIMRNT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG rTNTmrNr
WE BRING GLAD TIn1KGS OF f;RElT NV
.vr w ~ e,,r rHL & HALT THE LANE, THE SORE.
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OF THE CREATION. Were this Liniment
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