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AARON LEVY, Auciioneer
SATURDAY EVENING, 18th Feb. by AARON
~ LEVY Stoniry Paintings, &c. &c. One Of the best
leeons The Fine Arts" Offered at Auction will be sold
consisting ct the Nfnus de Nedo" Dancing Gn
choice works from Canovo Agate Um and Pedesa; Gothic
Naes &c &c- The paintings elegantly fraed unJoubed
originals Of the hes, The private collection gentle
Also, most superb Mante Clock with music. feb ll-S
OST, aIg e American flag marked "VAUxHALLn on the
IL margin and small blue silk Banner marked 9th Regiment
Nanl Cadets Lost miad the night of the Fire
mems Ball lst Feb the PARK Theatre. suitable
viii he paid for their TO the Office of the Alliance
Co q Wall street oro the Subscriber and gu asked
feb ll-lt" AUGUSTUS W.VAUPELL AZ Wall street
ENGLISH LUCIFER MATCHES.-I0O gross of Jones x
~ Watt. Manufacture warranted superior any other use
for sale by the gross, dozen, ~
RUSIIfON ASPINwALL.
feb III 36 William street. and ITO Bradway.
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nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINGi stsngh

nOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINGis tanght
~ at Fosters Commercial School S3 Broadway upon the
modern and approved principles The h.ur of
the learners oonyenitHce-htre being classes The plan
instruction plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
Il books. and be qualified perform the of
~ the extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANSHIP, morning, afternoon and evening Terms
moderate. Apply 1873 Roadway lover Mr. MhAus Druggist
S,ore)
From the Boston Gazett-1
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-1nema in which
this imperfect idea the practice
Of merchants and when person gets for the first time into
and what he has been taught than really between
delier Of theatre and Aaddn lamp The great deresce be-
tween theory and prabetween the study IF and is
pcatiOn 10 practical too well known need remark
think aIr Fosters plainly connecting systematic bookkeeping
NTH actual advantages worthy the oonside
ration Of all WIS wish acquire the forms and modes of
a Thorough and efectusl
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the countingkouse, and
Kill as penai qualify h in peculiar for the duties
oth profess on Jan off
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal street, en-
E. 4. STREETER Prncipa The location Of thi. School I,
particularly eligible and it, spacious ventilated
Isl. TIE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT., in which pupil.
are hed to enter University College in the United States,
under the immediate charge Of Mr. MNsl graduate of Tn
preparation Of sudents for that University
"a THE DEPARTMENT or MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the German, French and Italian taught
under Tire direction Mr. A. Petaux Professor Of Modern Lam
ID. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for course of in
ucton in the and higher branches Of English education
conducted by Mr. G.. G.. Jennings.
It'll THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, to fit lad,
under eight Of r the higher English sues by par
toua attention to Reading, Spelling Wiring the ridimen
Arithmetic and Geography.
For frhe- pecular. apply the any
he hours of9 A. NJ and 3 p
Refrrences:-
ri. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay. Esq
Rev. DR.. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony BaIcIsy Esq.
OF the New York University. John Chambers E,q.
Rev. j. +: Shredder Schuyler Livingston, Esq.
Rev A. MacIay, John Caldwell ESQ.
VIM SsmpsonEsq dec Io-3n
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ca AS aP6, K CEEPhtEEBRtATEp SToR1
costly msd d fur ys aS Of %eo r VIII '
and finish in ali wesihers and cmatesquaie, whta
"S sole, d aS and made IL w. S%'y way e,nnS possess
The Genuine Mole skin Silk Hats in the highest perfect
uon' price H. oct t-3nL
HREADER.-Lett the Truth be impressed your mind
cOndac which impure circulation of the blood Good
an eeeta cure for Gononhea elects Iiion Of the Kidneys
Bladder Uretha PROSTATE Glands and all venerea their
different stages See Dr. Goodman advertisement the other
page feb Off
Gr MANKIND, DO YOU WISH FOR HEALTH!-
Then assist nature with DR. Goodmans American Anti Gsnorr heal
Pills hev viii positively in all their stages
See DIR Goodnans advertisement the other feb Off
~ - DIR. STlLLMAN's MAGNETIC ODON-
Teeth The Teeth" feb off
G PROVE ALL THINGs.-Let every man be hi.
own Dentist and preserve his teeth by DR. Smans agne-
nc odsnIica See advertisement, The Teeth The Tsehs
vertemenL feb 8 If
TO DRUGGISTS AND PERFUMERs-TWsniy'
HoPPERs PHARMACY No SCI Broadway eoraer Of Frank
ST AZ y dollars gross OF one dollar dozen. feb 2f
sialonIs again Triumphant over ali comPetio ,NTh
Mesh,ne, Institute thsr fs annual fair awarded the Sye
Hail. for the specimen. Of Blank Aecoan Boek
ne AasreiD In',sis a heir annual fair fer 1885 have award
eimss Of Blank Book being the eighth medal in succession which
mey Ae MINOR 10 receive tfuni inns eievaed source
superior Premium Quil.-Davd Felt Co. importers and ma
Ssv ~ o. I now to execute all orders 70,
Tor whichth Premium awarded.
Nylogrsphic Press Of Saoners ila-The
awarded their diploma the proprietor, Of r the
bsst specimens Ut Xylueraghc Printing
David Feb Co prepare 10 all order, for
Nylsaphc Lhogr phc Copperpate aud Letter Press Pint
ing IN all their varieties Of god bronze and decorative
Bills q Exchange, Notes and Cieuars Catalogues Bill, Of
Lasling, nc. neatly aud promptly executed.
Sealing Wax Black and Red Ink, and Ink Powder all been
exhibited at the annual fair Of the Americas Institute have all
elected the admiration Of The thous who them:
an have received the FIRST premium for years. will continue 10
obtain them for 10 in
their manufacture. d. FELT CO 245 Peastr FEB 6f
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COLD LEAF.-rhe subscriber respectfully IN iorns ms
~ Customers and the public, that he will supply rsirae
e tor cash ON the counter al six dollars and fifty
4 the marMfctory 5 Canal tee; also the Mesrs
Ripley Faooner corner OF Maiden lane and Front
Bronzers' and Dentists Gold and Tin Foils.
tbll-lm RUGGLES.
COMPOUND COUGH CONFECTION-Av
~ liable article FOL the OF Coughs, Colds &c for
RUSIfTON x ASPINWALL,
feb lift IS Nillsmst eet sBd 40 Broadway.
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= KEW kD.cSrayed al the Sd last from the Notiaa
aDC Hotel Broadway small SPANIEL Lap Dig Siu about8
months old Her b'ck md sides dark bruyn Chestnut
legs feet and belly moi white tail and white and
twisting white fe yellow under the eyrs about nose short
hair excepting the which EXHIBIT the spaniel Whoever will
return hsr 10 NJ l the keeper Of the Hotel shall
c i've the above reward. feb lost
INSURANCE. OF MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc nj
BY letter par; of the Uned British Po-
insured ~ b. Bates the Office New
York lnsu ance Of money at the fo!lowinc rates
For ) . and und r, 20 CT. For SEQ $780, per cent
90 do Is loOO 5oOo do
l0J do 100 5000 10000 / do
feb lO-4t
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4 GREENWICH COAL YARDS.-5S5 Hudson cor
" OF Leroy and i3 Hudson Of Amos street. WHIT
ALL LAYTON respectfully inform their friends and the COT
of Anthracite Coal that they daily eargoes
very superior quality seuykl Coal warranted to he eeu. any
Coal sold IN this market under Hame they would call
particularly the Spohn aad Gate From their arrange
ments this they feel satisfied they will be able give
ton t. Consumers both ; quality and 81 ice.
Orders strictly attended
Orders received by A. DE Camp Co. "a Wall streets or to A.
Ten Eyek l2 Washington j. Roorha6k 1876 Bowery
or al either of their yards. JAMES ID. w. WHITEHALL,
&c. y. Jan 2il JOHN w. LAWTON feb of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

cIEARED-ships-LOgan, Fol ansbee, Havana; sand'sky
0ARRIvED ships-England- Waite, Liverpool; Empress
Townsend, Malaga
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s1 ron a|i!2 .s or

TNHE subscriber offers for sale or rent, (pos.
l. session given on the first oi May neat,) his
dwelling House and out buildings with twenty
seven acres OF LAND situated in Rutland, in the
llourishing village two miles West of the Court
House, at the Falls on Outer Creek Said build.
ings are good, and the land first quality-which
will be sold on long credit if desired if not
sold will be leased from one 10 three years Said
premises are free from all membranes except
an lnsuI rance fine by the W. Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Company.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the subscriber
are notified that payment must be made by the
LIST of May, as he is expecting TO leave town by
that time.
THOMAS PAIGE.
Rutland, March 20, 1886. IS
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Fifth Volume Of the
LADIESCOMpANION
COMMENCES NTH THE .Mif .Nt.NBER.
PUBLISHED POSITIVELY oS TnE ftNsT
OF HyBKr MONTH.
PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM W. sNowDEN


fu,Itr .s,e cr,,nio, contain, oEtatsAI md sraccd
Il re. st,,cb,. T..ays po.tr, Biography, sc Sc.-
II e.o,s cllcetion az Nuse and s cn,teli.h.
80, vth ,,iend,d rnr,,yt,g. prr~ ,nc. Embroidery &C
w,I =, ,rn,s,s de,,,,en Of each Mate In addton to
uh,rh ,b, Mi aud nupt, are I'D with
h.n.,,n. .,,.y. n.ge. ana General ndeN for eac
,o,n, ,t,,ne,a Nbteh a. intended TO pct
fct t~n ,ou,ors ,,,t T ,,s,l, SIX IlIiNpREpPAGl.S
m, s,. .l,cb ts,c ,r,,r red N the AIMS
rnas,,,os A., ~. Ia, -, ~. icyood corna,,scn
9Th ,hos. a., an, s,ms, puiir.o, m America anI the
n,r, NJ he holc !. ooI, ts, doIioy, ~ r annun The
nNne are the ensrs,ngs and those of the No
Yea, viii hc canal n not unetof Ia any that have a. vel
ombcihshcd the work
The Last Supper, Mount Joliet Rock Fort Wcehavk
On aod view OF New ioiS 'a'hil Mountains bort Tut
nntn Sawki i!hs view on inc be'ew"" mountain
House Caskh Interior oi The hle Ne" orr Exchange
b.ekNells island ana Isnn.niiaIl SifI hasr"r,nss
NinniPseoeee Lake Ny Mothers Grave Tho RUSSIAN
feasanis.- Coppopiatf
fopos STUD, PORTRAIT oi " orpe'i New hotk onr
venit, Engraved mbtodef, Head Dresser Zap Patterns,
The Blind at Their Study. - " God " Ian Lngrdtih2s
MtSN. ne soldier rear lsing OF lhce ana Love )
The Highland Widow The Young Cavalier The SAVOY.
ard Return Ply pretty, pretty Butterfly The DAYS oil
JnN all Hone Lets away 10 the GREENWOOD shade Buy
my FLOWERS Follow, IN The Clear Moonlight Arranged
for The Ptdnoi Harp or Guitar, tnth accompaniment
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Al o,srrm,s who will exercise that care and attention
In the selections which this ayorte branch Of
so much requires.
The original articles and transntions published IN the
Ladies Companion, furnished by writers of established
merit including many Ladies no have steadily favored the
work with contributions since It's commencement
III is with heartfelt gratitude for the unprecedented
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
DR.. RELF's PILLS FOR FEMALES.

For Obstruction, Debthiy Hgochondria, Green Sick
ness, Gdd'nsss and Pdipaon If The heart, Bad Diges-
TIM LOatHg Of Food, and Pains Of the Stomach. The
pills purify aud promote brisk circulation OF the blood
when become suggish sud obsrue,e ed from the forego-
ing dsories, revive the regular habits Of the unhealthy
female, whose sckly and pad countenance becomes
animated and eshcns with the glow restored
health. They equally conductive to the health OF
married ladies' except cases Of pregnancy Consump
ton, phen hty must mol be taken Price 81 so per box
g1-None are genuine unless signed I. KIDDER. on
the wrapper (sole proprietor and successor Dr. Coz
wAy) by whom they are for ssle, At his Counting Room
No go Conr, srt. Boston. and by his special spp"nt
meut, by DASIELs & BELL, Rutland; LEVI LEwIs
Wells; Adams Warner Co. Ludlow.
No 4 Feb % e5wlY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

fGscncst rRisTNHs. u " Singular boa may
orsri,ca Ftinier, ste a. th~ hesd ofthc bcwsgspts
snd periodical rre..e. 81 thc present time. both IN
Great Britain snd ihis ceupitys hov msny gentle
assn - he .sme psofossicp haze been Conspicuous
boz the halle - irgsisiiru and TIC walks II science
and clcrst, hfr'H'ore. notwithstanding the saccrs
= ould be rruirui~o sd their effected dePre
sl'ion II be very individuals by whom they sub
sis NC 60 not know pfoudor of more gratifying
iic ihan Inst n nlc'nbcr Of the art prcscnaliye
u al sus' hr which currency and stability are
gwen 90 tho fcciur and othctsisc trsnsitoty spec
sisiions Of The philosopher and the muraist by
h,rh toe bright conceptions 81 the mofss, arc
emhn3.ca 30 q durable futn, ard are conveyed
hc,o,cr wsvc dsnr~s. wind blows o. Ian
ruagr 10 SPOKEN witch Is the source Of every
fcGncd sud elegant pleasure. to which all the mod
rfu ruliYaupps sol Improvements IN society owc
their origin. Co which The liberal arts are indebted
lot their expansion and influence. and every mem
ter ct winch So much superior 20 the sDpcrcaous
and .nccrng bcioisi 10 literature and manners. AZ
ihc mao Of sense = to the dwelling IDIOT. the
polished inhsbitAnt # New York, London and Paris,
o. the half naked savage Of the Fclee ISLANDS,
There t. scarcely country. newspaper which IL
not edited sud printed by the same individual, and
The majority Of the Journals Of the cities Is similar
u circums,ancsd which Is u high eulogium on the
industry ts,cnts. perseverance and enterprise Of
these gentlemen, and al once proves the profession
to be well entitled to the designation of liberal art
New York Mirror.
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Important!
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEL.Ma7YC
COMPLAINTS.

To the Editor Of HE Inquirer:
(~lR-On the principle incuicatej by the great and
- good DR.. Franklin, to d6use widely as possible
every mean IN our power TO mitigate soften the attic.
IONS OF suffering humanity feel il Incumbent upon
to make known through the medium of your useful pc
perthat on reading therein advertisement OF DR..
Jebbs Lniment, for the cure Of RHEUmATIsm, wa,
iorcbiy Impressed with belief that IL calculated TO
remove the severe Rheumatic affection to which had
been Tor seven or eight years subjected, sometimes al
most depriving me of the Of my limbs. | according
ly procured bottle. and before had used the whole Of
IT. found very sensible relief This increased my conf
dence ~ IT. and led me 10 obtain another bot tic, the
OF which hos completely removed the swengs and pao'
10 their wonted vigor.
am respectfully yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR, IT,
Hampstead, l.. l. March cath.
Persons suffering from the above complaints and in
despair o from the failure Of the various remede.
they have used invited to make trial Of this long and
celebrated medicine, which has year. pest cured and
renewed as Is also doing, Thousands who had DIES
paired OF relief Nothing but fair trial give adj
Of the best applications Known for stiffness OF the JOINTS
numbness, sprains aud chilblans. Price 50 cents.
UfNone genuine unless signed y. KIDDER, on the
wrapper, (sote proprietor and Ia DIR Conway
Ny whom they for sale, al his Counting Room, No
49, Court street Bo'on, and by his special appoint
by DANIELS BELL, Rutland LEvI LEWIS, Wells 4;
ADAMS, WARNER & Co, Ludlow.
No Feb. 29e5w1y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
VALUABLE FARM
7s@ I'M GALE.

uNIIE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
II which he now lives and formerly the res
idenee Of the late Col. John Chapman, together
with the stock Of Cattle. Sheep aud Horses
and all the farming uepsils. The Farm is sat
usied shout four mics south Of the village OF
Middl.bufv, aud contains about FIVE HUN
DRIED ACRES II the choicest INTERVAL
and UPLAND Ga the premises are a large
sud convenient nea Two story DWELLING
HOUSE, built and finished in the best manner
with Wood House, Csniage House, &c. Also,
THREE comfortable and convenient DWELLING
nousEs-TniRrrEN BARNS and sHEDs-coRN
Barn, and al Other necessary out buildings
The Farm is well wo,cred 10y the Middebur,
River, which divides II nearly in the centre, and
by springs. There is on the farm an abundance
Of excellen, fruit, with plenty Of wood for The
use Of the fam, aud about so acres heavily tim
bered with Pre- and Cedar, aud a ledge Of ex-
celIeni building and limestone. Said Farm is
well fenced, in high state of cultivation, aud
from the fertility of The soil, the convenience OF
its arrangement, and the beauty OF the location .
is perhaps one of the most desirable situations in
the State.
ALSO A Lot half mile south of the above
containing thirty one aud half acres, about 25
acres of which is in pas,uring, and the balance
covered with Beach aud Maple timber.
ALSO: A FARM, in the east part OF Middle
bury, containing 1T acres Of the best Of grazing
land, with log House and Barn. about 10 acres
cleared, fenced and well wate,ed.
Terms Of payment will be made acc ommoda-
ting and immediate possession given.
WILLIAM Y. RIPLEY.
Middlebury, April %, 1896. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
THE PROFITABLE
PULMONARY BALSANd.

TRiIE most valuable remedy discovered for Coughs.
y Colds, COnsumPiions AsH.na, Splitting Of blood,
Hoop'ng cough and pulmonary affections Of erey KIND,
recommended by many physicians and gentlemen of
the first fespecability. Thirty crlfcate detailing the
PARTICULARS of remarkable cures, may be examined on
the wrapper to each bottle Price fifty cents per
bottle.
COUNTERFEITS! BEWARE or IMPOSITION
Each genuine bottle enclosed in blue wrapper, Oh
which rs yellow label signed SAMPSON REED None
other can be genuine.
u The great celebrity Of the GENUINE Vtgefabie Pull
nO'ay Bdlm has been the OF attempts intro
duce spurious articles which by partially assuming the
name OF the genuine calculated TO mislead aud de-
eeive the public. Among these mixtures the "Amer-
can Pulmonary Bssam," vegetable Pulmonary Bal
samc Syrup" and others. Purchasers should inquire
for the true article by its uhoie name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
and That has the marks and the signature of the
genuine. Each bottle and seal is stamped Tegsfabh
Pulmonary Bdi,Gm. 2a:Iy
For sale IN Rutland by DANIELS e. BELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
TIE WHITE INDIAN.

II is a fact, perhaps, not generally known, that
there does exst 10 the far west. at least two small
,rbcs or bands OF white people. One of these
bapds 10 called Mo,okes. They reside III Mexico
on the southwest eide of the Rocky Mountains
snd between three aud five hundred miles from
Ssnte Fe tow ards California; and IN valley which
makes a deep notch into the mountain. surrounded
by high and impossible ridges, and which can only
lie entered by = narrow pass from the southwest.
They are represented by tappers and hunters of
the vest. known 10 the writer Of this to be of
verac,,y, to be innocent inoffensye people, living
by agriculture, and raising numbers OF horses and
mules, both Of Nheh are used by them for food. -
They cultiyste corn pumpkins and beans IN large
quantities.
These people are ifeqreni,y deprecated upon by
Their more wsrkc rcd noighbors to which they
submit, without resotlng to deadly weapons 10
repel the sPgressorS.
Not far dlstan, from the Mawkcys aud in the
same range Of country IS another band Of the same
description. called .NaJJoh0sa A description Of
either Of those tribes Will answer for both. They
have been descubed 10 the writer BY two men, in
whose serscily the fullest confidence msy be placed:
and they say the men arc q the common stature,
with gh AsAen hair. hight blue eyes, aud that their
skin u Of the most delicate Nhitencss. One Of ny
infofmAn,s who saw seven Of these people at Ssule
Re 10 1921, in describing tho Mawkeys oays they
are A. mBeh whittier than me- as bm Wbllei than
the dsrkes, ind,sn 10 The Creek nation snd my
informant Was 81 os good complexion Is White
men generally are.
lrsppef on one oecbsion. 90 a wandering eK-
eursion. srnSed S,s village Of the Ma~keys. Was
armed Nth ride pair of belt pistols, knife and
tomALaNk, al % WhicA were new 10 hem and sp-
pesred 20 excne lLei' Soude' and surprise. Aner
senven,ng sometime by sigos, be fired one Of his
E's,ols iBs,snily tie whole group around Inn fell
TO the earth IN the utmost CONSERVATION; they en-
irvsled nu aoi 10 hurt tbeu,, and shoN ed him Ia
seretal ~sys that they though, han supernItursl
beng. lie saw vasl number q horres and mule
sbOa, the village
Q~oy. May not these people be fennsu, OF
these ~ho inhabited ulis county pnor 10 the prcs-
cot race Of indisns 1.-The traces q whose ciiles
iOruaesnons, cultivated field, aud aardeBs. are sui
ie be srVn ,Aroug Aoui the whole western country.
Western paper
NsPoleoH's hat. ~ss reCeully sold IN France a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10
THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DENTIFRICE!

Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently white,
emble the enamel removes the arising from
decdyed teeth, usually termed oensae BREATH prevents
their decay, anG imparts most desirable sweetness
the br, ath.
An experience druggist ptonouuces this Tooth Pow.
der OF the best be has met with, either Fore
ign or i nestle Price 30 cents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-10

To ,ours MN There is no moral object so
beautiful to me a. conscientious young man -
watch him ~ do a star in the heavens, clouds
NAV be before lhm. bot We know that his hight is
behlnd them aud will beam again the blaze Of
others prosperity may ou,shlne him, bat we know
that though unseen he eliminates his own true
sphere. lie rcsisis temptation no, without strug
pie for that Is not virtue, but be does reest and
conquer he hears the sarcasms Of the proiigaie
and II s,iugf hm for that is the trial Of virtue and
he heals The wound with his own pure touch. lie
hceds no, the wschwoId of fashion, If 1t leads TO
Elm the atheist who says not only with his heart
but with HE lips "there is no God" controls hin.
not for be sees the hand of creating God and
revercnccs it, of preserving God and iejoces in it.
Woman is sheltered BY fond arms and guided by
loving counsel old age is protected by experience,
and n,srhood by its strength bu, the young man
stands amidst the temptations of the world like
self balanced tower. Happy he who seeks and
gains the prop and shelter Of Christianity.
Onward, then, conscientious youth raise thy
standard and nerve myself for goodness. If God
has given thee intellectual power, awaken 1t in that
csu.e never let i, be said of thee. he helped to
raise the tide Of sin by pouring his influence into
it's channels. II thou art feeble ia mental strength,
throw not that poor drop int polluted current.
Awske arise young man assume the beautiful
garments Of virtue II rs easy, iearlully easy TO
sin It is difficult, to be pure and holy. Put on thy
strength then. let :hy chivary be aroused against
error, lie, truth be the lady ofthy loyc-deend her.
Southern Rose.
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4 y II ON.

"A Ny person wishing o take job on the road
"A tha, Is to be built in Shrewsbury, leading
from Rutland To Windsor. can have an opporlu.
My by calling al my dwelling house in Shrews
bur, on The i2lh, goth and 3Oih days OF May
inst. The Jobs Will be set off into fifty rods
each and sold 10 the losest bidder-oLe third Of
the money paid Al the day OF sale, aud he re-
ms'ndef on the LIST oe,ober next; good security
given. Sale commencing at nioe O'Clock in the
morning 81 each Of said DAYS.
ABNER ALDRICH, Com.
Shrewsbury, April II, ls3s. IL