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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

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lie o1unieih ,hs dead.
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" hsn the news OF ,hs dsy
sbs.l be borue ia b., home
ny some child a. thA' fray.
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~ the hu,hsnilcs, wife.
sp.sk high IT tho glory
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she .hall call her lotto boy.
Ils young eye, have grown dim
Aye y bat would ye more
See. he pn,nirih him
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

EIrHAonuirAsr 1RE. The following eafious On.
ec1n,a resaeei,ug aeN hommpsthciic remedy n
given - saih~n,ic IN The Journal De hedmne OF
notdeauz. y bore Homeopathy 80 ca rely the ofaer
4 the dar. 4 lady Nbo had been tofmooied for
se,efri months VITA drelclt digestion, luss Of az.
sr,,tc and other symptoms u gsstrup'nia, had IN
ts.n eapla,o1 ilc ordinary remedies, when good
forune threw IN her way follower of iiahoemon.
Ahct an sticntite examination of the symptoms
the worth, doctor promised quick cure, provided
she serupuiout,, faall"S- the globulcs when hc
would send 81 the follow ug morning; ihe Paheh'
pto,nscd obedience erj uex, day fading on ihe
chimney ricre a box cyi5,uine quso,iiy 81 sl"b-
ulAf bodies she commenced swallowing them one
aG.r smother The fret Ncnt down with great d'iii
Guilty. but hope ard perseverance, conquered; the
digestion Immediately became improved, the apl"-
,t,e better and the lady was 10 foil conyalcscenrf
,,bcn her husband who had been abstnt IN the
coosuy returned add immediately demanded bv
hat means The almost miraculous cure had been
worked the empty box was shown him 20 reps :
'he unfortunate husband dcvuurcd an secret his aux
ie,y for some days, bot tnding hs W!lcs hcalh un-
impaired Lc conidcd lhe mystery To few discreet
fr.uds lie wife had swallowed u whole box Of
psTcSS,Ja caps.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
DR.. EELTE's
aNCf3fNfCcIS 3jfal

For Indigestion Loss@ appetite, LLesn,es Headacbe
COatreness, fiatuicHce, Ctoic Bilious affections &c
W Comment on the efficacy of he Pills, after
4 successful experience of many years in
England and America has established their reputation !.
needless: Suffice II TO observe that for redundancy of Bile
flatuence. Costi,eness, Headache &c. &c thew viii
undoubtedly prove far more servcable than those dras
nc rurSe 10 frequently employed, aud will not nnly AT
The same time tend to remove the offending cause Ly zen
lie motions, and strengthen the digestive organs bot
Improve the appetite and renovale the system Price
50 cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

Coon UAsD. II the endless variety oiGy- WI
ting to be met with 10 the soribbl,ng, sctswliug
world, there .ecms TO be difference OF opniou
OF Of taste a. TO what constitute good sC5s.-
When fair lady sends lsir note and requests the
pleasure Of your company TO ies on gwen eve
ming. that 10 doubtless a fair c.. " hen uau
writes YOU that uuless you pay that note be holds
sgaus, you, ia twenty four hours. be Nli send you
10 lsd Tia, may be called plain CT. When q
gentleman sends YOU On exceeding polite ao'e on
~ dems nding the satisfaction Of blowing oat yoar
ersins, that - denomiuslcd an hosora5i, o. 49,
When lady whites bt,letdoun with qu'll pluck
ed from the sang Of Cup.d, and With such deiIcsie
s,rokes as 10 .. invisible except 90 The eyes u love,
that is without Josbi iocoiy g.. Tie Lofds
Prayer written ~ The compass al half dune, D., D
VERY Far o.. a o., wh.ch "a irequcnJy placed
al the bottom GA note. for value receive" ho0-
ever eoafse sha vale Il may appear. D. 60 very
yrossissng cY~. 4 - Which after auius lean
soPon6c Atio.s requests 40 e. t1r 10 favor the p1b
lie ~iih tho sublime sgaeeaug 90 Ga empty Boddlc.
is, 70 say The leAsi very impeao.i tCJ@. The
genllensn. sgain no ariies - this same humble
sefssni Of the pabr 90 matters Of suy KIDD rels
uag 10 a SeSspspe'. an3 makes pom, Of Gfget-
,lSg the posisse, By the unABimous opinion o.
the whole corps editorial. whites = noe, rascdi-
y. CT.
Teen tstidss tbess there ~ ihe close = sad
the srss~iiug o., the rDuld ~ ADD The sharp
q. ihe eAsf j = tsJ iie cfifnped c.. the hss-
W ADD The hgtf CT. The runnlsg e. sas Tie
ssl--. % tie copy - sua the 81 ,Aa, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC

For SD TIeaddeie, &c. Prize 50 rent,
ll-Noate genuine unless signed r. KIDDERnn the
wrapper loie pTopTiOr Successor 10 DE- Coarg b,
WHOM they a'e ior sale, AT hs Counting Room No 90
CouH s't Boston aud by his special appoint ment by
DGaieh & BeH Rutland; Lea Lev4s. U,Ur 9d,,a.
Wdrner Co. Ludlow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

NoDgsrf is not only en- ornament, bat slso a
gosrd 10 virtue. l. ss kiad of quick and delicate
feeling lH the sogi, which makes her shrink aud
aiIhersw bersef from every thing " hch has dan
ger 1t is such exquisite sensibiiiiy that IT
yarns hef to shuH the fret tpPesrsnee Of every
tang that ls hsFyf-l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
TO EyslOlz az WAY CONCERN

THIS is to give notice that ! the subscriber
have given my son Eliger bis time from aud
after Ibis date, and that he is at fall Liberty to
bargain aud contract for himself and received
hts own wages. Therefore, all Persons
will take due notice and govern them
selves, accordingly. STALLHAM HINKLEY.
RMtlanG Maleh 1871 lS3G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

4.sa osn COSY. sss sssuiy o,bci s@~s,3, at o.
aAish gay be- good bad, or itdCtrtUt e. g hap
p,as Boz Whoa We receive .eiief poet pad. sod
wui'cn tbus. 800 rgh Al be quail tracks nua Fo'
haol. o. Eseissas ar, ttro Gs.i0rs fsr utoi soH
all 8, goss esoscl 10 J.rssrS yov' paper 10 Peir
Tag ds ,ask sosl Dewn.
THIS Ne eonridsf 10 be p,sitnely COED hand.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
Important
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEU.N.4TTC
CO.NPL4kNIS.

TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEU.N.4ITC
COMPLAINTS
TO me Editor If The Inquirer:
(sllR-On the principle inculcateI by the great and
- good Dr.. Franklin, 10 llIuse widoly possible
every in power TO tgae soften the silic
tIous OF suffering humanity, feel it ncumben; upon
ia make known through the medium of your useful pa
per,thst GU reading therein an advertisement of Dr..
Jebhs Linmen,, for the cuie of RHEUMATIsM, was
forcibly impressed with belief that was calculated
remove the severe Rheumatic affection to which | had
been FOR seven or eight years subjected sometimes al
ly procured bottle. aud before had used the whole OF
doncc ia it, and led to obtain another bot tie, the
Of which has completely removed the swellns aud pain
OF my mhs together with the cramp and restored them
to their wonted ygor.
am respectfully yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr.
Hampstead, /. l. March 2ith.
Persons suffering from the above complaints aud in
pair o the failure the various remedies
they have used, invited 10 make trial OF this long aud
celebrated medicine, which has in year. past cured and
relieved ii Is also doing, Thousands who bad de-
paired of relief Nothing bat iair trial give al
equsie idea Of its uuryalled excellence |, is also one
OF the best applications known for stiffness Of the joints
pumbnoss, spraius and chilbuins. Price 20 cents.
Or None genuine unless signed r. KipnrR. on the
wrapper, (,pe proprietor and successor to DR. Couway1
by whom they ior sale, at hi. Counting Room NJ
90 Court street Bo,"u, d4l by his special appointment
BY DtNIEi.s L Bib Rntland LIyI LEWIS, We.ls
ADAMS, WABNER & Co, Ludlow.
No3 Feb. Q9c5wiv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05

How 70 COMMIT NURBEG. Take pretty yoauc
ds--'e.. Der she has pretty iyoi-shc Nil wear
a email shoe-go out m wet sgung wc9iLe---
catch co.d--'hen fever and dc 90 month
Thio recipe never fade.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
4 4 L &c tn.

Wn,r iIAg To ERR Ike to zee II woman
tvi IN the morning scratching up chips to build
fire sad her husband IN bed 1t shows she thinks
more OF him than of herself:
like to sec merchants and mechanics Keep their
shop doors and windows closed until the sun lie 81
hour high IL shows they independent, and ASK
no favors OF their customers.
Ike 10 rec young women walking the streets
SUNDAY in their s,iks with holes ~ the heels OF
their stockings it shows they ure more attentive
to things above than below.
ike to men cruwd,ng round the bar room
Monday morning before sunrise; il shows their
anxiety TO get at their weeks employment III good
season.
like TO zee women scnl their butter TO market
wrapt 10 drth cloth II shows prudence, 1t
saves Washing.
like to see men pay their debts tho back %
an eIecuiion--u sayee trouble hereafter.
like to sce men when they make mistakes have
them always ~ their own favor; II shows they
wish TO take care OF one.
Above all like to young women stop
whole congregation from going oui Of meeting
house while they stand chstteung IN the aisle; At
shows they mind no ones business but their own.
"Hymen's HAIR rs the caption, we odserpe by
which some Of our editorial brethren characterize
hNC rcCofG Oi p'lf'''"''" - '''''''' -
This is inappropriate II the great number Of those
who there &c, nocscd should cntIte II TO the APP
pela,ion. lIymen we dare say honors Vernon as
much q. ever Juno did Carthage, for he presides
there with especial favor in The shape Of subslau-
tial Justice who for a reasonable consideration -
ever ready to unite those wis may come for tie
purpose. Vernon is the Gfena Green of this sec
ton OF the countyy-not that ways particular =
ly go there TO consummste their engagements -
the resemblance lies much 10 the speed aud pr-
vaey with which such mstters are finished OF at
both places. Here, as soon as the question Is pop
ped aud favorsbly Snswercd-the happy swain has
only 10 hsrness up doibln--crack ACROSS the Inc
--hespeak the justice, Nhs ulteTs word-when
the parties return at full speed man ana vile with
out any disturbance bong made. \ multitude
avail themselves OF these facilities for entering OF
the matrimonial yoyage,-yea, We are crcdbly IN
formed that upwards Of score are sometimes d.
minished one half IN the eye Of the aw 10 a week.
space at Vernon With al these facts before US
We cannot avoid thinking that lIymen has there
hsed bis head quarters. aud ihat Ins presiding
justice drives profitable business. - GrcQfe!a
Cd.etis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
New Establishment.

AT CllIPMAN'S POINT, ORwKLL, VT.
fEHE subscriber is now opening very large
L. and general assortment Of GOODS, at the
new Brick Store, few rods north Of W. Chip.
man e Co.'S Stone Store, which he offers for sale
for cash, all kinds of country produce, or on dp.
proved credit. Having purchased The most Of
MS goods at auction and by the package, aud be
ing situated on the lake shore where he is ali
very uiniug expense in getting his Goods from
Market-he feels a confidence in saying that he
will sell Goods as low or low er than any merchant
in the State. He would invite his friends and
the public generally to call and see for them
selves. Storing and forwarding promptly a.,en'
ded to, and done on the lowest terms.
NIB The highest prices paid for Sleeps
Pcts. J. M'EWAN.
Orwell, Oct 10, 1895. 1S3m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
PE.4L SKINS.

{ 'AsH and the highest price paid for Veal
~ Skins, also for Calf Skins Of four or FIVE da, i,
old by The subscriber in Shrewsbury or h,
Alonzo Dyer in Rutland.
WIN. BARNS.
Shrewsbury March 18th 1896
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
Commissioners, Notice .

commissioners Notice.
NJ 4 The Subscribers being appointed by
W The Hon. Probate Court for the districl
81 Rutland, commissioner, 10 receive, examine
ana ADJUST all CLAIMS aud demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
AMOS iAW,
a'e OF Ire, in said district, decreased represented
insol'rn', and also all claims and demand, ex
nloi'tu IN offset thereto aud Fix mouths from the
%''h Gay Of February last, being allowed by
s"u court Tor that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice thai we will attend TO the bu I.
sihe's OF our said appointment, at the Inn OF Sol.
ONION Ha'ans IN said fra, on the 1st Mondays
Of May and August next, from 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
Until o'clock =. NJ. on each Of said days
DANIEL 5. EWING, ! C.mm;..
JOHN MASON, ''"'"''s''
Dated at Ira, this 80 day Of March, A. ID.
1886 IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
II CURE. FOR TIE
z " G. III.
oWENER InVeterate in one hours spplcatio
and no danger from taking cold, by using
DUMPHRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.

ms preparation, for peasantues, safety expedition
ease aud certainly stands urtrad for the cure of this
Troublesome complaint. II 's 50 rapid well as Ger.
tam IN IFS operation, 10 this dsasroeabe disore,
most efectually an one hours application onlg
II does not contain the least particle OF mercuryor 9th
er dangerous Ingredient aud may be applied with per
feet safety by pregnant females or 10 children at the
breast.
Price 81 l-2 cents a box with ample directions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
0FFOR sale.

GOOD YOKE of iive-year old OXEN.
Said Oxen are well broke aud mated and the
subscriber can recommend them To be first rate
Yoke Of Cattle, ZIBA PLUMBLEY.
ShrepsJHy. Cold RnTl q .Narch, / S36
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-05
BEWARE OF A CHEAT!

DE- w hItC OF \ CIIEA
The public are hereby cautioned against being
swindle ed by one Xacheus NJ Yaw Of Chitten-
den who this..day plead infancy in "A suit of
Small& Whitney in order to avoid an honest
cebi.-Rutland, March 2ls, 1896.
EMERSON WHITNEY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, May 2.-In the Senate, Mr. Dayi
presented the Resolution from the Legislator,
OF Massachusetts, praying for the adopton o
measures TO prevent the importation of foreign
paupers. The resolution TO authorize the an
pointment oil an agent 10 represent the United
States in the matter of the Smithsonian leoa.
cy' and the bill for the payment of the Yer
mont Militia for their services at Plattsburo
were severally read third time and passed :
The bill to regulate the public denosites yos
taken up, and amendments, offered by Mr. Cal
noun and Mr. Wright Were ordered 10 be prnt-
ca. The bill for the improvement of certain
"a'oors was taken up, and after being amend
Gu passed 10 be engrossed, when the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of Execu,;vo
business. N''''e
In Senate, Tuesday, MAY 8. After the
journal was read, message was received
from the House of Representatives. inform.
'"S the senate OF the death ofthe Hon Rich.
e'u 'onn Manning, one ofthe representatives
from the State of South Carolina md 49,
'nfy mad adopted the customary resolutions
Vi gong INTO mourning, as tribute If 10
spect. &c. '''ou'e OF re-
WI, preston then rose and concluded n ~
impressive speech with the foIlowin, an
ton 'eSoiu-
resolved unanimously, That MS test.
mony OF respect for the memory Of ,b. dn
.easeo, The members of the Senate would 90
INTO mourning, by wearing Grape ON the l go
a', IN, ior The space of thirty DAYS. ''
ne resolution was agreed TO- and on mo
lon' the Senate adjourned. ' =" '''o'
In The Senate on "Wednesday NJ. ~,
submitted resolution as iollowA wbich SEia Icy
IN the table one day ""''h lies
Resoleea, That the Committee on MAJ,
nc'ureS De directed to inquire into The erna
nency OF so altering the EXISTING laws as PC 10
"uyec' hemp Imported into the United STATES
rom any place whatsoever, to the same du.
Y as ,i, hus h hemp may be liable to pay for
ne Land Distribution Bill coming nm
order Mr.. Wright addressed the Senate
,, opposition thereto, and was followed bv
ar Benton in denunciation of il ms tbs
losI odlons bill that could be passed Hav.
ng concluded his remarks, M
The question being, shall the hin mass ~
IL was taken, and decided in the offirma-
ve'-yeas rs, nays 2O,-and sent 70 Tho
louise oil Representatives for concurrence
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

NJ A slip from the office of the N o,le.n.
Bulletin of the Gath ull. furnishes Tho c,lIo,.
ing cheering news from Texas:
-, 10y Maj. Norton, who came passenger in The
4 exam government schr. Invincible. W.. Ie,rn
sna' i%oo Mexicans had crossed the Colorado
ooo men at San Felipe, and 400 at Fort Bend
ma zen HouS'on's effective force was 1900
ne colorado had overlooked its banks and
lug iSoo MeAlcans cannot retreat Houston
had despatched Major Baker with 400 men
Against 400 Mexicans, & was adyanc;n~ t ",en
sen with his whole force upon the Mex;can
eWision, whose retreat TO the main army me-
Impossible: The total destruction of The looo
~ IS certain. All was ioy and conf.
uehce al The seat Of Government. The ala
lneh's are lighting for Texas, and the nn;yer-
s .al opinion is that the Mexican army between
.he colorado and the Brassos is already defe,-
Sunday. SUI ''e oa''ie last
DREADFUL MAssAcRE.--We learn tbo, -
W;I1;a emigrants, who left this city in the
Ia, ,i'i1h ana Francis, for Codano, and were
eJ ~ a. AZ 'na' port trusting themselves nnarm-
ca In the power of the Mexicans. were i, ''u
hours ouiGhered by the soldery, in sigb, nf w, w.
'essei' The schr. escaped to Matagorda y '"e
we also learn that Doctor Harr;scn
III HARRISON oil Ohio, was, while traveIi;nn
NJ M 'nIee American gentlemen. taken Nv ,Ls
nexicans, castrated, his body cut donu ~ 'he
nls bowels torn out! The wife of ~ "ni anu
son came passenger in the Invincible. --''''-
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.-Th Tex;an o,
he NEW anvinciple, Capt: Brown, fell in with
.n Mexican schooner Montezuma n, a "i'n
L. an i'ig An action immejiatelv tool
,' a, win running fight of sevarai ,ooA
wien terminated in the sinking of The Mon,s'
.I before she reached the shore 70 u,h;"h
,me was running When last seen her yards
were u1aer water. She was preparing ~ ' cou
icy 20 Galveston Bay about 500o meS ~ Tvn
,l is now destroyed. The Invioc;hie
r ", some cut in her sails and rigging but bad
~ ~, a .i'an wounded. The fate Of The Monte
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-13
PASSAGE BETWEEN CLAY AND HILL.

An amusing passage look pace between
Mr Ciay ana Iov' fi'i' 10 lne oena's on
the ga ut. small Revolutionary claim
Tor interest had Just got TO lis extreme verge
-"shall 1t pass y when MT fiili look ou'
a speech and read away about the puoiic
prodigality TO individual claimants, pension
ers, &c. But the best OF the Joke was he
ran full tilt against Ether Shepley, mem.
Der oil the revolutionary commuee tie sa'o
ne had given MN great many lectures on
his careless prodigaity, out II ne ana MOI
pretty soon reform ne wouiu say~E ~,
is joined to his idols-let MN alone MS
caused general burst 5000 very
good excellent calied OUT Gay MT
ftill went through, very much grained al
The effects OF his oratory. Inc correspon-
dent OF the New YORK e'ar mus sKe'ci~S
the remainder oil the scene =
AS ne look MS cnair' Mr Gay rose ana
said' mat as both the honorable senator from
New Hampshire ana himseli were ABOUT 10
qun 'nat oody' ne Woulu take occasion 10
remark that ne coroially agreed win MN IN
Inc sentiments ne had Just expressed ou.
,ha' ne was surprised that gentleman OF
MS sagachy' his talents ana MS industry
|
corruption IN MS investigation IMAM 'ne pet
" one which he had dwelt upon IN his
sPeech'-He also nopeu' as they were soon
aoou! 70 part 'n"l ne mlsnt oe "lIo"eu 70
indulge IN l'''ie paI''hg uuVlce. inas'nueh
a. ne nag expressed MS oo"ou,i1 h' WIN
'"e' ee"''e'i"n se ny az "''
,i'i'd',on 70 Vo'e WIN nun ~ 'ris oose, ne
Moulu oov'se nun 70 reconSiue' somewhat
.ne no'ons ne nau 'huulseu ~ re'ele" &c, 70
cer''ih o'ner important measures anu c'ose
MS ou ie III 'na' cn"'noer, ny Io'n,us 'o'.
Ma'I me a man I anu recorI'ns "ss Vo.e iol
'ne i.1na put ne auV'sea Tue oe"a'o' 70
oonsiuerC cI view oi 'ne P.aIe ne was 50
SUI" 70 III, as governor, wnu' au'ii'raole
use In'ghl oe maze, uhueI ms auspices OF
Vi ''e monies wn'en "ou'u 'ail 70 'ne lo' OF
New Hampshire py virtue o. .ne D'sIrlo-
u''ve Llhd bi'l-How mucn oeuer man
70 naVe1' lie mere 10 De preyeu upon oy the
'ats o' me lIeasury
MT mn rose 70 reply But alas ne hao
no Ioees ana MS lailure was 100 s'gna' not
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IMPORTANT FROM I'M.

BY letter from Payta, March .,
the important information that The Wv
Lima has terminated by a pitched tlvI Vi
9TH, on the height Of 1Alto de- IA I G,'',
Areqplpa, in which the army of Ssi LTes
completely routed, and he taken O,i ,'''''I
attempting to escape to Islay. on ,bs '
where his vessels OF war were ass me "a 9
had $4,000 men, while Santa C,0 o.uRt
5000, composed of Peruvians and a p pues
The battle lasted seven DAYS. when S S'
after repeatedly repulsing The assam, 81" "a, y
Ia Cruz, was ultimately ccmpelIsS
Our correspondent adds-"The sI,",.,
less trunks, the dying and The deals
Cruz acknowledges loss of COO me-.
On the 18th Feb. Salaverry AND H.
pal officers were shot. Eighty olbsn
der sentence Of death, and about I'M "a "a
ned TO hard labor, in chains, for ,b 1,. !. y r
the public works Of Peru.-N Y ~,
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swore that he would have i, "OO, :,
and tollow" Knowing that ,b " PEI Pc
was absent he went 10 the hou, "' %, 1a'l
unfortunate woman, and 6nisbaST I, 'na
JOB with kniie--butchering he, I y
lnhuman manner--and strieijr G',e snaa
dreadful threat. He then robbed S. u
tee OF all the money it contained .'
off Pursuit was immediateIv ., auoh
the wretch we are happy to STATE S"'n~r
yesterday He will have to answer VI
for the horrible deed.-Baltimov,. IN n l''