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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

BAKrD liAm.--Most persons boil ham.
II is much better baken, If bakcn right
Soak II for an hour IN clean water and
wipe II dry, aud then spread 1t all over
with batter, and then put into deep dish
with sticks under It, to keep it out Of the
gravy. When II is fully done, take off
the skin and batter crusted upon the flesh.
wipe, and set 1t away 10 cool. You will
find It very delicious, but too rich for dys-
uPntigz
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
1893 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
Western Vermont Railroad,

I,ROM RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, in con.
l. ncctinu with Rutland s burlington, Troy a Bus-
ton, and Hudson River Railroads forming the only
Express aud rhruurh Mail Line lfon Montreal or
dcn-hutrh, Runrt'. Point, burlington, and Flats
buiRh, ~ Troy, Albany, New Nork, and the Ncst.
M change Of Cars Baggage between Rutland
aud Troy,
This t. the only Route hy which Passengers from
urdcu.hufuh aud Montreal eu Though tn TTuy
the day. Passengers leaving Montreal at ~ NJ.
VIII reach Troy the same evening, and New York
l2.20 r. NJ. next day. Passengers leaving Montreal
by afternoon train reach Troy next day at 2.2h, and
New York at o I. NJ.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19


riAIk 90 VERMONT. DE iitsneulcfcd titai
p..triri q faiihi,sn, -. 81 rfssais Count
hrd % l1srtan. 90 an Go saiI Dstnri, ar thr .ad
gay Of f'hfarp' 4. -, less rIessat, lion Alnos
MassEs, Judge
hrftaai Alden h1Ni., o.. ftsruor uf he lot iu
a o. iallrli 81 AiHrn HfNf late If ca-fei 30 if sid
oisnrii dtfraff4i ilf pfrrnied o. tho GoHu hfr hs
ffrns itrfosn tfitrg irih, that The dsrcasi Ia ls
POO hft'1 enlrirl iniu rsrirafi hlnAnf 90 law rnd
,qai o. Aosi o. ramucl h.i-s, isaaf DAVIS ibrif
hfin aud afrignt certain trsef ~ nd hug and hs-
ing in iiiiifi % DE rlaaiy 81 HstiG, ahi knsRn
D. lr hiNs nasin arui f saia aonffarf ht- t,fz
apii arfifcd b. hsf a . 1hhruf ~ 1-ilrfHi 81 o.
$50 -ni Nsrfiifr 9faftns raid tdun g. lfcHre hiai
o. arfu fAa ifeinirct o. tisr Wl4 Hof Toialius b.
in iaifaaatrf o. fsii ruHfrarf AID 49, frntnrrf-
thffl o. f i. 600 .fri hy sald funff tlat aid L.
hiHn hu hrafl aHi icfarl ~ aos.i 20 taid t0ifi
O. De- hria - tlr Pftir uHle h. fssii.isn sllrs.sii
na t.e 80 daJ ~ felauan, met, sna fi4t NOTICE
iheff lf fs-a hf iai'ihltg raf5 of 10 record ~
hfa Hfagf NfaF Nffkf sIfrrssiFflt, ufrftau. q lie
tin.. apl.HHrl G. sli- Asanaa, in a. EnfIara iu
- hefAla. ~ -sizrff lfiaira A. RHilsHd b. uiis
Hiaifi mat al f.ils infrfcsisd lay saesf snd ~
ir't 90 Zoe fiafnag ul44 rrnss o. iirF 80 fau-s A
if4s call 81 fecqfA. AIAinN MAuAIE
~te Jaarf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
FISK 4 nICE,s ExpREss.

MESSENGERS pass - and frun all places the
wi routes al fitchhurg, Worcester and Nashua, Yer
mont and Mas, Cheshire, Sullivan aud Rutland g.
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other com.
panies arranged that all express matter be
forwarded without delay, To any pau Of the United
states, Canndss, Provinces, or Europe. We assume
no responsibility beyond the terminus Of our routes.
bundles, Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gen
orally, forwarded with dispatch. Notes. Draft, Bills
&c. collected paid or negotiated. Stocks, Produce
aud Merchandise bought or sold, and all kinds OF
press business promptly attended Ia.
In sending money or parcels Of considerable vaIue
the amount must be stated ouherwise we are moi 10
sponsile IN cases of loss beyond the sum Of Any dot
lars on any one parcel
Al packages should be made compact possible
and no package will he received unless IN good order
and distinctly marked All express business should he
accompanied with written orders, unsoalcd, and per
snnally signed.
Letters cannot he taIcn 1t being prohibited by the
Post Office Department
Al packages should be marked "Fisk & Bicc's Es
nrcss ~
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK 4 RICE, ProPriciors.
~ "a n.f a
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WisceIa Articles.

The man who reiires from the crow
ded ihorough-iares Of life to the auie, of
some Woodland retreat, TO avoid contact
with his fellow men, undergoes no less
that Kind Of hardening process which
is the unavoidable result of life. And
in many instances indeed the result is
reached sooner by the hermit than the
cosmopoliIe. Ia the one case ii is pro-
dueed by the constant friction. resulting
from close contact with men under every
conceivable variety Of circumstances (:
in the other it is effected by the chill
atmosphere of silence For a while
the heart Of the hermit ia his retire
ment my be like the calm bosom Of the
woodland lake, with its surroundings Of
mountain and forest But anon the frost
comes silently down, and while it tran
quilizcs ii hardens.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

The sorl Pieiy occurs bnt once ia
the Bible. Although the thing il en-
loined W understood on almost every
pasc, ihe name i nat mentioned. In
,crsriy with Us, ihe name Is more ire.
qaen' Than ,he ding Christian Ia
quircr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

The superiority
Of the above com
pound over all uih
cra, lur tho cure Of
This class uf din
ctiliics, ard tho
only remedy, m a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
BUILDING Ii,uDwARE aud TOOL

Locks ofaYklisi Premium Porcelain Knobs, a va
rioty Of psttern. Wniught, Cast, Bras and Blind
butts Dpor, window, aud blind Trimming, with
the mot complete Rsslftneof all the n.8frs patterns
in lis line. Builders and Dealers VIII find II ipr
their interest Ia call and examine our stock. mis-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Remember, ye Who niieulu a Young
man FOR his parsimony, aui siiemaiize
hip a. q snail, that by and BY he can
saord 10 Be generous vhcu YOU have
nothing 10 give
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Guornseys History OF the United States of
America

iuce- % CENTS
Designed fur schooisi Extending from the discovery
OF America by Columbus 10 the present time With
numerous Maps and Engraving, together with a
notice Of American Antiquities and the Indian
Tribes. by Egbcr Guernsey, A. NJ.
This truly American work one that viii cause the
pupil ~ regard hi own country with love and Tcvet-
ence. School Histories commonly leave vast amount
Of information unuuticcd, and present only dy dc
tail. MI. Guernsey has takon an entirely different
course and has given all that could be gyen IN due
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FuHHANrN, noccmbcrs, 1852
rI'uIs CERTIFIEs THAT WE, St,sso

oi Vermont, aud ARCnBAtp RussstI of Esupu. IN
the County Of Ulster aud state oi New York, have
This day AGREED to tom limited partnership Gr the
purpose of quarying, manufacturing, buying aud rel
ling Slate in all its various kiuds icrtns In tho
town of fairhaven aforesaid, under the and hf
NJ hnnsun Allen, Of wiirh said frn thc snid Alan
Allen Is general partner, and the said Archibald
Russell Is special partner and the said limited
partnership Is tn commence On the first day oi Jan
uary, 4. u. 1883, aud terminate the brsi day nf
January A. u. les Thc.aid special partner puts into
and contributes In the stock Of said partner
ship the If Five Thousand Dollars m cash, and
the business 81 said partnership Is to he transacted
said nf faiThaven, 50 fat as quarry Ing and
ufaCturng ~ slate IL concerned and the bus ing and
selling slate Is to be In Fairhaven In nny market
given under our hands the day and year FIR, above
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The Lond0n Times recently spoke Of
New England as the capital Of Massa-
chnsei'sl OF Worcester as possessing
one q the finest harbors on the Allan
tic seaboard A, Ard Of Mrs Tyler a.
she widow Of The late American Presi-
dent q that name
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Newman's Primary Physiology.

Ths work gives an easy aud familiar exposition 81
the most wonderful operations of the living economy.
II l. intended for the yuungc class uf pupils, and "a
pertcd 10 excite their curiosity and admiration suir
entity to wish To pursue the study iii further ~ the
same time there is such general insight into the Laws
Of Health and Disease 10 make them careful IN &c
gard TO forming habits of life Al the butto Of each
page fall set Of questions for recaiuns. Il = full
~ Illustrated by large number at well executed
Cravings, many IT which are beautifully c0lurod
An Of the above aimed books sold, " holesao
and retail, at our lowest prices, by
II. /. SPENCER,
No.. Utttft AL
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Morsa's Compound Syrup yolovr..-
fI,ulsi.h trs.it gfrr.tt C.ai.
! fes. "a l,.a ibs tt1 paai,
t-'.s V.Ii . aut hsi esined snu Hrt ...
tf tll.u,astf.e s.t Ffg4tts ,-.
o. ir ra O. rrtff ulraa
ss.r4.t a.a Hfr and Iu. r..ls
rs.,t. ilN0f tuul4sItt iN is
uVcrt.s. rirH. Heads. lr. f,r,f sH1 &C.,.
Naests, bees 90 NrFuW, &c, AnI sH.t
y u.nu Hrd srrit'us,t'A ieU.
pghIILsG TYig NDUr
anI thps UInaf aH iliui,t., tritrs.U. l..
sf.iuia, s.r nf..uu. tNslgilss, sr-llN.a.
p.fr'o. ou fht faro, Iiot,hts, t.ttt., H.u..
cguu ni.cssr, annette, SC.
Eggf f-4VLs9 nm sECKrTUhl HH...
aud enabling tlom 60 rrinun ucir ufIsf N.....
preventing ara rnuHg mans iniriul ord U.fa.
disease .tf,us'af.ina ani Tiitung il. IHr..
tenn tinis Hilati4g Nervous irrNaunu, sHU I...
p-ras,. Of 20, urtYrH a. as airus, u,uui .a....
&C. auEnallrd tn the cur At 90
FEWBLE COMPLAINTS
~ Wcskuuss. rtlcfal drtiilN, irrrnlaun. U.-
tiaus, swelling ~ tho ttri, hubs, iiut, a.. t,..
b, wcakHrs.i aiso, Lung aud ihriai tumr.at.
colds. cnurn-, asthma, consumption. sc, aloe. tH.
u sarf frtitat int
an DISEASES or SEfFsRtNN w.,
a. scnr,N and msiN ether, aud y ccufu It.a
u,ttfaN Fewer. aud fpidcniics o. which it' ss-
ouru rNroari Il b. pleasant to taAc and ..r Ht
tnses nftiur IN hatnonN " M the lave % uttHr
never hliurr., BAT always hsncdis aud rHir. s.t..
sands who have used II With success, IT, urfan.l..
pVpuiautt and unprecedented salrs aalndasui r
uy ftvpsrcd by g MuRsl o.
snd sold h &. Ri'RT & son. Esnsud, s. tlfr
ururs T., and other. throughout this and ,iirf
uics. shm
INsII. AND WINTER CLOTIIiNC,-U
L suhactibtt woudniom hi iricuds and 90, ra
lr, thai he has just received huo gNrutuuVnt e
Goods fur the Fall Trade, --con.i.ting, IN pat oi
pNEkCuATSi
nlask, Green, prab, Olive, ruS
Grey, nluc Mr.. Br.wn, Mixed, lsno A
Black Dress aud frcck, Hack Cashmarc,L
Hlue Dress hruwn
niue Black, Olive, Brown, and prah Mtoi Cloih.
PANTS.
Black pocskin-, BLACK Cashmere,
Fancy ditto, Miscd ditto,
Mi,rd ditto Fame, tius
Blue Fahe'' ana N rsri Sa'met sc, sc
naok Satin, Fancy Coinrcd sin,
Fancy GrrHadiet,
Valencia, Cloth, Single and
Lasting, Double BREASTED
Also, large lot VI cheap heavy Clothing for ever
day wear
YOUTHS AND nOYs' CLOTHING.
intend ~ Keep stock sufficient 70 meet thr wish
e. ct all, --ofthe most approved style aud quality.
FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts, Bnsums, Collar, Under Shirts, Drawers,
Handkerchief, Ctsvais, Stocks. Braces,
Gloves Hosiery, Clothes aud
Hair Brushes, Wallets,
Port Monies.
Peffnmery, oils, etr.
FALL STYLES HATS AND CAPS
=. CAL and erBiae before purchasing eissrhsrs NJ
an differentiated NOT 10 h. Hndcrspid lie, FOSTTN.
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1889 i5-u
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hLANSON ALLEN,
AEIllInAIn NIIseIIl


ST sdsi Of c, vgEMoNT d rs@''I g. !"
appeared Alansnn Allen and Archibald Russell, ihe
persons who subscribed the foregoing agreement 10
writing aud rknowlcdFed the to he their and
deed, respectively this sth day Of Dcbembet, A. h.
1852. Before me,
52-Gt W. &. KITTRIDCT, Justice Peace
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TuOY coNFFnI.NCr AcADrMY.

ft'HE WATER Z LNN bi Iilif fhFiiIl iioA
] aiii 0ommeHhe 90 FrissT, Dc. infA.
q -NsT CesFse II sfass 49, Gfadaaifs ~ ireH a.
ranged lrAfipg nt Gle Arfieut ianfuhge.. Hlf nrn
fuflHf an c4Hlsairit n Nafhfinauci ant Aairral ,s
fnos, ~ fi- srran9f rrrt, 70 BE- oIfinual wfh rfu-
dflf. rn Niirn cnurat tlft ersduaie-
81 riHdrnis hff sai-' aly de-ifea 10 make arpli
rziiran early - be- sufu ~ secrnnr fsofns.
JASON o. WALKER.
Wcsi Faaiiafy N0s. ~ i.ss
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Smiths orar,o Geography

stsiii's Qfsnn t3UH cfapt On %. lafer -Ite aln"
the s4uh,n iiun ct Ada 1T Naas and Text tn.k in
,ns atlk The mhl.. srr tfsm ftrrl Gliasi ana li''
roiarsd and the gnc't1n, on ilr map ait h'isi9 %"
The ois,,js ne paec. aud 90 tlo -aiur ,ieuirF.
Mot Teacher. are satahei, ifum fNturnec' that
The ga teat hlks ou thc cituUr ~ Grofraph1 ~ ~
much filled up aiih -ttittral, Cool grhl. Hnd w.
tlff AZ minute This dti0rt sUn.uu fnur valuable
time th vt trlehrr. aud pnpl. hc-iics rcudctrF ts
study ua formidable, that isrrc puftun q thae %
ci,aitr common ~ haul. enter ur1h g. ut 10 ihcl
d., srn rtril ~ through H ~ ne end
~ thviaie tii. Difficulty. and fcudgr the stud,
tiea-iua aud attractive. ~mitli's OuHuU go rfsid1
ifs hern rrr4lf.d, and contains nothing bat ~ h'
ptorrN brllug- t. thts seicnrr ana s sn eouttn't,
a. g. enable the loarutf fdiliirri O. acguHc bed
practical knowledge II the leading features and tact
ct Geugriy in single term oi three 90 hut months.
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I I'VE GEESE FEATHER tpr sale by,
BARRETT A son

DAIN-KILLER.--Pe Davis Pain Killer Kept
constantly 0n hand, and for sale al manufacturers
pro whole ale and retail also Mr.. 4. kiddcT's
Chulera Mprbus and Dariima Cordial, together with
most n The popular Patent Medicines u the day, for
sale by LISCOMD a OsGOOD.
Ceator Rutland, Nov Il.
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d ria o., E4ila-f, .. IS a, special .es ,
~ the Probate CoHrt hold II R1IaHd Ia and fr said
distinct, the eth dHy ID FchniaD, A. D!ls51 pre-.
cot Hon. Harvey Hutton, Judge;
Whereas, Rnilin g. Hunter, executor II the last
Nii and icsidmrni e JoHsihsn &. Deatar, late 81
Rutland, 10 said distinct, deces- d, tesias, has iii
day presented D. the said Pnbair petition, in
whiting, setting firth that the personal estate 81 aid
estate B. NJ enough ~ paF the debts said deceased
ard The espen-c- q administration aud thefrfire re-
guessing said cai o. grant him iccus. g. sell car-
ia4l tract, parcel n land situate To- DAINTY ia said
dtstuei cont 1iiaF sklt - ~ 81 inOnLtsif
land, De Hg The same l the legal sci- (Which v A.
cnnseyed g. ssid Esecitr Tie cath dry ID Jsrus-
~, 4. IT, ir57 by tho Administering Of the esiate Of
loci ~ Kogcrs, late AZ aid Danty, deceased ihicl-
tate;
Therefore t- ordered b ,uii rohsie Coirt that ihs
hsafinr and decision VI sad petition BE-, aa The same
arr, hereby niCrcd o. stated scsatln 81 saii ctf a.
hs hod ~ TIE nairs uf the herisirF 81 ssld raurf IA
Raillni in said dsisic The 1T Monday being the
ahi day el Msfrh, A. a. 1854 sud that notice tiirfoei
h. Fsea ~ rnhli-hng crriied rory ~ the Feclrd ~
thi- ufd=f thlre u rrAs snfff isey, ncF ta tisns.
"a ihr kanaud toiny Herald, -paper fafhil.lod
a. sal1 hutaHd, ana circulating in che nri sla rl I'D
a i1fsr fulrctir, tfief that al ff.ns Interested
thsrri, l-nz iierr's aaiy netiled rsuf may lisn
and there ap,eaf -irf sltd ouan, ar give bud. Z :
~ u3 mrs'tt said d.s' shd egpeH-ss - oiisra -s
eigrr o. tho granting "a ssid irsnfe 81 at ,sc riu-e
I True cop II rrenra HE1EY HALl,
] f-N keeisfsr
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TO7OrS fhc Ndlr, dnH lrlU mol Ht Mln,
This dyo may be applied 10 the hair over night, the
hrst night turning the ligtc-i rID or CAV uAin u
DARK brown, aud hy repeating second night, To-
bright let BLACK. Those fact. Wsftanted by the
gentleman who manufactures it, who Is the ceiohra
ted Chemist. d. Cuu-tick ,nuur 81 toinstucks chem
-ip, philosophy, aud other wofks, and school books,
well known.
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'INiE Sob rrhcf b Ifepared a. flflish, AZ no
j ures IsFrf -au Gua4nrfs AID iirstis Thee
Nashiirs 80 tr ifHgt q fhe .tlaf af me rlp,
snt AR sfaifiad 10 i0 fe he'll auirir inifnfad
~ ofiffs irlfu distance, afrsan.sHir Hlfh the
cash vii ir attended 40 immrdizirly
frirf, insia siaiai Okla dollar.
q 4 PRESCOTT
sandy nm N. v. JsH. 2 isi3 a-iv
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the female constitution, is founded upon the truths Of
medical science and confirmed by tie experience ul
thousands Of ladies who have taken tt- tallulicon
with e most happy aud universal success inf the dts
eases and arrangements commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Among these are Prulapsus uter, ~ Falling Of the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the
Womb Incidental llgmurrliago, or flo0dinR; fluur
Abus OF Whites Chorpsis Painful, ,uPpre sed, and
r Es s, sSter eseissT e M 81 Hsr
and severity. al these complaints can be pleasantly
safely, and certainly fenedcd by this preparation.
The general failure of the worthy attempts OF the
medical faculty To cure this classuf dieases hcrctfe
Is greatly 10 he attributed u their reliance upon local
remedies aside from the want Of knowledge OF the
proper treatment for the general economy. Already,
very many Of the professsion, having witnessed rs
sSlutgy oecs, have thrown aside their conventional
prejudice aud arc nI1niiestng due regard tor the
welfare oi their patients by recommending the use OF
ihis incidence and rcsorting Ia II Themselves IN the
treatment OF all the complaints fol which 1t Is IN
tended.
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution Is OF the most friendly kind the most Diet
icae and feeble female need have fears In its uso
for any lengtb II time for il contains no mercury, NOT
any article which can prove "a any way injurious, he
ing made entirely Of vegetable extracts, aud prepared
81 as % tate like pleasant cordial.
The nodgs spsrans Of this remedy, in the euro uf
Ills class Of dacases Is through The general economy
Of the system, iih peculiar determination to The
female organ.
This propsration after undergoing the most aborod
aud senitiuizng trials by scientific in every pn.
sibe way, u perfect IL adaptation u This
class OF complaints, Tor series Of yeags-s, and by
all that could be do dIcJlh5wn IN tile cure Of thou
ts nilrs career is but Just entered upon, loT il
lions Of ladies suffering Tor want oi il aid
Pamphlets, continuing much nsefui information
touching the nature and sympioms oi the above dis
eases, together with testnnnias from ladies Of the
hgho mspectabiliy, certified by the most sa-iae-
tory authority In the pamphlet To all which the auen-
ton Of ladies and pfnctiuuners j. respectfully invited
can be had gratis at the store Of G. BURT q son
Rutland, VI.
R,fsrsaees.---P, b. PceShom, NJ, D., Utica, ~ Y.
o. Y. foUt, ". D., Syracuse, n. VI l.. u. Fleming,
CanandRgua, N. Y. NJ. II. Mills, NJ. d., Rochester,
n. v; 81. Pro.coit, NJ d., Coneord, n. H.. w. w,
Reese, NJ. D., \. " city J. G. Oniok, NJ. D., Balu-
more, Md.; Prof Dunbar, NJ. d., do.
J. h. MARCHIsf & CO., Propricinrs, Central DE
pot, 3)4 Broadway, " Y. l0-bin
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Mayhew's Practical Book Keeping

81 have examined with iusidcrahlc attention May
hewis Practical Huk keeping designed "a be used IN
the iustnctiUu o common -Uhruis. II o. better adapt
ed, IN my judgment, 90 the ordinary hu-ntss o the
great majority II the people ct uuf county than any
fOatisr that mas been hitherto used. II D. ralruatcd
bring into the Nm Wedge the pupil has acquired
Of arithmetic and pcnman,hip. II furnishes b, stem
attic method for The Transaction Of the common bust
oi Life, and mel faii, dunk, 60 be received
with fsvor by teacher. aud others thtnugh.u tho
county fccl greatly di-poacd u it,"r IT, usc'
JOSEPH MckEEN, LIZ D.,
SUPERINTENDENT 81 common Schools tuT the
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With Tuins Ut cheshire Nofmnnt Valley, aud Sull-
van Railroads, iot NiHd=uT Urstun, Worcester. Low
I'll, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New
York.
no Fares arr less when TicNcis are purchaacd
the Offices, than when paid in The Tar.
JOHN = DUNLAP, SnFh
Burlington, Nov TO- lSi2. 4t-u
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(,AsARf AND HENr sERD TtsH BONE. EH al
~ BAkRETT a son
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The Orr lains0isa If Nr grali1 hfr trtc' n 20 n
sast understand tNfHf, W hr ii fifaiiNn ina ia''f
- 40 tfri up b. CIR rna 81 Giro .auir i'iur % '
really seitnflc. eos npsfis thc NaIlabir hn"N icato
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hasid a1fI, Illustrated HHd rrc fui} inHirN. t'iN
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who ht,c used II punoancs b in oscp res"et asie-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
In Prob.te.--John II. Earl'- Estate.

STATE OF NEkhoNI' DE II remembered that
Of he Prhate Coun ofthe said district of Rutland,
held Al Rutland, ~ and tor said district, tho 2sth
d1y q f,brHaIy, 4. II. 1853 PIE cnt Hon. HAEyrr
nUrroS, Iujgo.
Whereas, LOWS T.. stafford, Laura 6. Stafford
Hannah T.. Earl, Hufhre j. Earl, and Gsorge W.
Lar have tbs day presented 10 The said probate court
PETITION n wttung, setting f. Tth that they rcla
lives 81 John H. Earl, minor, " Nailngf1ri, IN said
distinct, thlt tie said John II. Ear Ia, about two
thun,And iinfs In personal properly and hoy rogue
said court n license and authorize Dsunis lulc, the
guardian Of said Johu H. Earl, convert said person
al properly mt1 cash, Il n.cesssry, and o. inSe-t The
pn,eeeds Of said pcrnnal et1te In real estate
Therefore, Il Is ordered by said Court, that the Lear
ing and dcci ION u said petition h and TIE here
by inferred "a stated session ofssi court g. be held
at the ncr uthe Register uf said Court in Rutland IN
said district on the let Monday being the 4ib day Of
tpul, 4. u. 1915 that notice thereof be gwen b.
publ iinR cered copy Of The record of this order
three week Excessively prev Ous thereto, Ia the BUt-
land County Herald, a newspaper published AT said
Bntsnd, and Circulating IN the nsigborlDod ef those
usr-sUf, In order that MI pcr-ons ,ses tod therein,
being dnly notified thereof may then and there appear
before the snd Couu snd ohject Ia the granting said
license, IL they causc.
tue copy Ofrecord. HENRY HALL,
1881 Reri.trr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19


DAVID CROCKETT-A An anecdote is
related Of this remarkable man, which
does him infinitely more honor than any
Office he ever held. Before he was n
candidate for Congress, or expected to
be, there was a season Of scarcity in the
Western Districts, where he lived. He
went up the Mississippi, and brought a
ioai-boai load of corn, aud took il TO
what he called his old stamping
ground" When man came to him to
buy corn, the first question he asked,
was; lave you got any money 10
pay for it. 1.-THE answer was in the al
firmatiye, Dayy's reply was, Then you
can't have a kernel. | brough, il here
10 sell to people that have 10 money
II Was the foundation OF lis popularity.
The following incident came or in
certain poor house in New Hampshire,
A young clergyman visiting the estnb-
! lishment, seated himself by the side OF
deaf old woman. when this converse.
ton ensued; Clergyman (shoutiog).
How oil are you, my good madam =
Boaaa; Eighly-eight years Old
come last May Gergy1an Gin sad
toner g Eighiy-eighl years old BE.
fore lightweight years shall have pass,
ed away, shah b. food for worms r
Oid roHa (horrifed): Worms, did
You say' Are You troubled with EN-
! never knew grow'd-up folks TO hay,
EN- bad " The clergyman was obsery
ed TO come away very suddenly ancl
thai question and auswer- Knickor
booker.