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Fin ems beauties of Byron, orro,traits of til prin
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9farod from original paintings by eminent artists, with
extracts frustrating cac 4
flnders lantscoPell lsrlrs~s,' - Bible. consist
ing Ct views Of the most remarkable places mentioned
n5e old an! New Testm2nts, from finished drawings,
made IRON original sketches taken on the spot.
lleaih's Galleryof British Engravings.
he Gallery of Modern British Artists.
he string OF Pearls collection of first rate cngra-
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islF communicates with Frame, Switzerland and Ger
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IL Academy of Fine Arts at Florence and Rome.
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Garland of Love, wreathed of pleasant flowers
altered in the field of English Poesv
f'SAsr's Juvenile SScrap-Brook. BY BERNARD Bar
Oh.
Ple Economy of Human Life. by Robert Doasley,
illustrated by cnvrnvings on steel
she stetl1 in his cell repinng, and the good that
hoppeneth to another is to him an ey.''
Iurnh's Anatomy Of Melancholy.
The Book of Gcms. The Poets an Arts cat
Britain. Edited by :. C. Hall
The History Of Rom,. BY G. B. Weibuln T ans
lated by j. G. Hare A. III. 2 vols.
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TEtabNaAS 4. SW AIN

No. II Canal Sfeet Men Orleans
HAS always on hand constantly * receiving Dne,
Il Dyes, Chemicals, and Pains, among them arcth
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they keep constantly hand large supply of the bes
Stoughtons Bitters manufactured by themselves, whEh
will be sold at New York prices
KETCHUM g. LUBBOCK, Druggists,
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NEW PUBlICNTIO Nc.
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PiNNOCiNS ROME, &c.
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HNOREiGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
IL ALExANnER k1RKmAY g. Co. No. II, Maguzia
ST., Importers and wholesale dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, are receiving from Liverpool and
the Atlantic cities direct from the manufactures,
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stock; consisting in part of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

rso. .,.,rr, IN, She eci,e,r ,.,l .,t,,.,,f 5,i
public revenue tr tb, ne, s,d ,rI.i,,., +. ,..', al
Amcf..a NJ KIM ttei.t,r tl.f ,t. ..,,.' .,,..
and srrum.nl. of B,nton v,,r cn.,sh ,f t...,.,f b.
ffirirt 10 cat 81 all fa,,,, f,t tli, s,,l t
n, rotuasntrd with .t,.t .,r.,.t, ,.,., o.. .t.t.
urrts dnettin.. aud ,,,.,,,,,r. a. a.. 80. .
Mcssarr lie ,,ti L, move, ,,,. s.t.,,.i.J A.
Nv thur then the e,plsnsiioe - IA. r,,,... ~ at
tafrassis.nfs ats a. $40. ,,,.r t. p,..tI,, A.. 49,
r,p. U,,s 30 ..s,d s,' ~. .a.,..,' e.. &c.
Kasr s.ef.a ,g "a, S. gsce, s. o., Ian. t ,,,,t - ~
ii. r.ln,r,g, q. si t..,s trL,,ht.t. 40 AK 80
course .p,sL tAu. 1,nsi,rI, but bs r,spts,,,s d.,
the rtyfd,ni had at taken u.in. g. inform h,,ps.r M
Oh. facts ga, rr,,a. l.stJ 81, mo. Ut, ,,. 9th
cred his notion, chou, h,,. cause, i, ,,,
ns,rsf.,t,, and 5,a.l ,. t,t.,, ANA s.,,,. I'd it.
nation ,,fr-rf.a fl A., il, s,t,es,,s.pr, , tle ,l..
eide Of the Auepfi, ,,bel t,.. ,l.c, IN ,o,.., "a ,
caut Il between the hsnt OF England Tor monopoly and
the provincial banks fur@ttiti,uc ~ took np iEi.
part Of tAc Message IN detail read passage by
and commented upon them with lea' pun rrrcy ana
evident high s..to lie tore to peer. cod itanp,u VA
der foot the argument OF Nh Van Bu4rn ,t al, sa,y
Of his gorSrntafHf had not brought upun b. country fs
prrsrri cihatrsssucnts because niia di.,.r lsd r
cuft-d 40 England a. well ~ herr This fes. Dn. Ma
Kwg compared t. that Of 10, grct rh.'os. phrr vho
sfuppfi bis toe one ui flt aud then Ailrd "a The D,
for not causing the sun L. shine At nit for reasoned
the SAFE ia the d,v We would have ltb epou,L with
out H. It never occurred to n m tb,t I'm, ,,t , Nm.
c,use of The i,Lt or Jny . a,,l ~. ,b..ry,5 a. r.,
ncve, occ,,r,d ~, On, I,s,. +, -, o., a., -
,,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,s, ..,,, - h., -. "a, va,
a., ;I ~ ~ 80 III ''' 'i's' ~ '
u" w. '.' ia E'g1g, 's We y, d, 'H' s"n'ilhr h,lo
Va n'uS unu'"'n'" ',r "n''e "h'"''"' i"h'' OF nc
Pn't "o''h'HU'l,on rom 'h' ''Gu"Ei ana cfpetia
' N'''''e y" '"r - "',N' Wv Ur"'u NAV 'h'l IA
''u''" "A 'Nti .,''''''''" WIN P''''' ana i'r '''
IhS'" senators 20 rue proof u WIS 90 connection WIN
'A "p' ne referred !" a f'natN OF VIZ '"h'na l'sp'r
"nE me rem. n"n" "' hi' ''"irN nat Distinguish
go senator s'" nr never ""no 'ons'h' 4" the r"rI'l
hrh' "i ''t Nah as iu' h't"i agent q" 10" N"'rrnWrn
because u "o"'d be uuhph OF 81 individual over ue
government
Mr. Kings fcply to TINS was p7,sacc oi memorable
r'oqucncc and brruiy II produced such sensation ~
the chamber, that 1t wns with difficulty many ct t,c au-
dtprs RETAINED from loud rt admiration aud
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
AaMIeyIryAA.Ia
CORN STALK FODDER

In the ll,, number given seoount Of feeding
mich cows -ith STRAINED corr stalks aud. % will hc
deserved, thai the quautiy Of food which k-pi the
in coed milking oforr Nas very small Wh'n com
paired uiih SHAT - esaAily consumed dry fodder
Ne had fed both aEe horses stalls cot isr iu
ths came way, but had gwen them Cry STATE, for
several r@sr. b~iufr The siram adopted bui mo-
comparison can be dawn 20 the saving OF food bv
s,eGmng from ihs trial the sisIks had been gwen
IN waste The managers were hllcd, and ~hen FEEDING
unr com that which VAS not consumed, vas thrown
uHd-f then fof bedding economy being necessary
as ,bs stalls wefr plrriy
Darns l4s fret yrsf 4 feeding STALKS m tbs way
we eie not THAT q gsing them 10 tho hor-es yet
La'ing lesfned theI gslur bot on psssus by he
heIss = stalls one day u:h youag Devon. some ~efr
ihrsss 20 The hofses, shch Nstr Standing % clover
bts --th~y ate the shlAs very h-auy 10 prcf.renrs
sna ffss thai uDs Ws have ueyrf ted horse With
hsy.
Dee 81 ~ boFses driven into town tu.es every
e1y sse nhai one ksd al aii1aAnce Of etsin But
70 sfasf t~o Asfs sult us-d ianAis aud had no
gas sores ny ~'tr AIKEN oui io draw load ~
ros.a o. VIE eiiFFu 60 tupu ~ = canlar- Hhen al
sssh esse, sh'y had sinsl allowance OF gfs,a sren
us@n Ibs qasnttg Of stsikt tlsf ate cam, BE- 81.
@ti~e I" iaTy sffr gwen 10 taen :. 90 the coz 9Th
S-i ressf'e Our hofs~s nrrrr Rrutsrsd tettsf wt.n
Zee 80 tas lie, clover - ifun'hy bar
s~ ash - b susudre 10 ns Vi m e.n-r3.nes5
'sse" ifam Ehg.anc and eense eaeativ ~, ,srt ,eb
'~f- te Tia inefsnou q &c ou.ioa. bu, b-ff- 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
NJ NlBER i3.

ha' lulr f.ucy ahj ~ oprn sdorts b.. .pstcb-. with
H'"'fs 'i''v srr. bpv.,eY d,, and preserved 70,
zee "n t's Particular ,vrss.,n
w. h'' 10" 'aticiN euo vdh sHisIl chang ct PHRASE
"'l' tf''ss - tts sstue suhlset ihs manner
tf aNt.Rl d" raitlosn sutiiottu No drcistaton.
go fatauprt IL - 'sctutp. sud p.ls sivstsatt
Nr sp1it "m the world he mke. rtcai paius o. pre-
serve Poe lcruisf"u a. ofatet. whites oui bis 90
sr'th~.. aud iD ff bnihine g. rscapr him iu halt
tHsaee c.rd.u,n o. tits ;,sprti h. dH,ts essential
" tr'u Nr CLAW Who ltls sowc 81 hs most ad,ntabic
.rF',',r Gn ioft' Co che world 10 the benQns note.
1T m incompetent trp15tef snd thus sasr i6ces repu
istiHn, whrh wtu'd have stood much higher ihsu Il
does. % hc had Htfssd 3, With ihr assdu,y 81 Webster
I"stsrty viii DO neither ~ these great Justice ~
W. Webster Il Will AsetiDv tpo iuuch, 20 Mr. Clay too
Hyle Nouls, NC
LOOKER ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
From ihr .PmardHh
VI BEEN THINKING

! &c been thiuSing. I've been thinking
What curious world We er an
M.n are sleeping, ealIig, drinking,
just his they have always been
B~sur are stfutli"g. daniirs quizzing,
Missrs toilinY night aud day
hoys are fppritng giTls are irjZLine,
Grandmis hdgrling away.
Tom is cry ing, Mary singing,
Jack Is laughing meffly,
Dasl Ia flying, tea bells ringing,
These have music sure or ne.
Peasants t1tlIn ?, rich men riding,
Staring with inrdiy phk,
Rogues through every crowd are gliding,
BOUNDS bow queer world II IL.
Marrying some, IN marriage given
OtLers, like the world of old,
All bot Ne are fsasting, living,
Would that wives were Ia be cold
Othsfs have their deafs IN plenty,
And their bosoms heay- with love,
I've had ohsnc-s -ninetetn-tweRty-
But dare not oST improve
Broker, shaving, ,hrrfI-s dancing,
Politicians pull your sleeve.
Printers scold,ng, wits are puningl
Jail.btrds begging for rePrieNe
Preachers warning IDIOTS raniingi
Bacchus too has deSotees
Wonder wretch your wites gallsnting,
wins, deuced fool ia 10
Lawyers spouting, clients listening,
Doctors pra,ing OF their skill,
Patients groaniug. schoolboys whsuing,
Striving all old Time to MI,
rrdssogu.s % scienc~ telling,
Mtlliurrs OF pr, rter things
Lovers stroll with bosons swelling,
LISTING willie the nigbl.bifd sings
Clouds are lowering. ,emPesis hswlng,
Friends suspeciing. FOES at@ glsd,
ChIldfsn screaming. tDistrsss scoNling,
merry bosgms noW af- sac.
Presto They are e"p@ forever,
snnbeams SHINE, the RIris nh--neyeti
What curious world We ef IN
Z W n I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17


81 N. eoiisi,or fi'sa O., a.. na.saehasstis Chtr,ia
herhtase A'sociaiion scfa - 1885,;
n. Boston woft,s. t'oibcf ds,.
IhsF toot seft q nniian
10 haze - bat suns 'oiss call Fau
AS astr gttst epnmo'ion.
o. T,nesi Hau they e., = eou,se -
whrfs tie, th,if ,h,rv. Hllghi sond ALL
Aaa thea thsy bnfroved Qa.ac, Haii
O L'efmo'o snd kcndau
TIC, bsth 90, eos kird % nff.e,
Tie space hstgeeH Co. t,tst--
tud cturt'N iuts. ~ira iirs cone ~,
Thought M,rchstts Row K'ef
And sash ps,l, ,lsl, o. ,tiss,
A. thsg goi there t"gethcf.
Wa, netrf seen in ~ thr ~etld
Tic ne~ nor old enc neither.
Tt...'s gaat sod pistols, c,nron. ,wofd4-
Umbf.liss. auies sn9 siickies--
fisnncls, mile ard cooking stoves
Has, hose, siocts gloves ard doties
Machias, to vinno~. ihfesh, aud weave
Pot pnoehing p'aia-. slNIrl--
Ana. lien, the p,lutcr chaps have cent
some specimens OF DfsNtus
They've set q furnace In there too,
They sat u leafs 90 oit.rs-
IL wosid have made the place iuo hot,
Fof shad aeh and ns ufuttcts
Rsl. Road. too, that rocs like fun
never travelled iu IT,
bot them 'ofe cars. guess, will run.
Al leas, nile u,nUtc.
Then there's smother cfand machine
That makes az awful spla,hing--
That bakcs sHd .teNs aud faasts add ffics,
And does up ai sout washing.
There's lot, II Slss and Woolien Goods
And tuttnns too, IA torrents
The finest " COL you ever seed
From sheep Of one sam Lawrence.
The, though, they'd have iue Address
A. least, the, would ondel,ot it
guess they had as cute one,
A. any man has Eyor'rt
They've brought US here to C"occu Hall,
10 cat like all tsfnatioB,
breakfast. dinner, suppoF loo
That's shat they cali COLLATION.
Ard then 60 in,sh III th,if Far
10 good cod 70 buug it,
Ih'y got chap 10 write song,
And then got me to siUs It.
81 row you -ihsle's no stake,
tell you, bow tomcvcr--
What BOSTON folks set cat to do
The. docs u mighty clever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

~ The rlucr'". and mssirs of Hry snd 90.
fceu'y. Iupt.,r up.u tbe-r ltui.. -nd yuo con-
ari tel 60 become useful srd bvCufsblc n.cml,t
of community.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
RUTLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1897

.pnnF b. became con, inerd Of the vsloe Il hs food
and f~conciird b iis Aboot eight Of corn
shi,h proagecd from thifir.hV- ipyy bushels II
rofn 20 'hr acre Furnished the stslk. uhch we're sn
cisnt to keep ten milch cows three kor.es and one
b-li,f 81 hsr months
pofiicn of rofn stab which b~lo~ the car, and u.
sutred - be loot N the u,ual way 81 saving fodder
10 81 mote value food aud manure than the portion
which s usually saved aud that tbs portion. which
- len standing and u Loaf bath food and manure b.
worth more hen p'opeti, us-d than crop Of clover
which the ground woule produce
When 1t 70 taksn into cons,drraton the lues 10 the
crop n corn by the prescott thod of uiudicousiy
mutsiiug tbe green stalk, which hhs been show 10
talouni 10 fuh nf the whole crnp Of grain. spd.
uai tie present practice involves hoes the fodder
which equals the eho'e produce uf the lapd for one
year whru laid down IA clover, Il would be suppo-rd
this subject must recommend itself g. the naicn.
tive farmer At be has any regard to h.s interest
Barncr I SardrHtT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

lIsI' 10 fARwtus Never feed poiAtoe. 10 stock
without boiling or seamnr, as Thu, increase their nu-
uitvr qualities
One bushel far.sccd, ground with bushels Of oats
better if horses than ~ bushels of oats alone aud
Nil UfeciuAlly destroy the bolts
Never burn all dry wood in your FIRE place nor use
ERE place when you can get stove.
Cut your trros for rails IN February, Us they are
most durable.
IL worthless
Never select your seed from the crib but from,
the stalk
Never feed ont best potatoes aud plant the re
fuse. nor sell your best sheep and keep the poorest
fat OK il worth more than poor horse and does
not eat mnch-a yoke and chain can be bought for
less t1nn"v thrn n wagon hafness
Horses that confined stable never have the
staggers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

nsef he e"ii,ior f'sa ., @ Na,sachssstts Charitable
Merhsaie Association. ssfa - 1885,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23
"A Baygafm, A; Bargain.

SA1uNlSYTNTtAGE,;.th tina; dasirabic section
I'VE Esar;rsas:;{ssie fssiIenct Of colo. Brci:i,-
ar'p,. winch comprises l,cai:l, beauty. and all the
comforts "f lille which II wise and. moncycd
Gefman gould procure, with orchards III ali
kindsof Fruits, gardens Of all kinds of Roofs
Hcrhs, Flowers, and with q Dwelling and out
BurhAngs., which no southern section canexcri.
The trac, of land by. a recent survey contains
rs hcrcs of good oak-Mnnis land. from t.nce
10 fo.'r .~hIIl.red acres i.i.undcr a growth Of
heavy OAKS, tic .hal;u,cc under good fence,
aud in high p;isllsfor cultivation. as Col. Il. was
u'!6v"ro of s,anu.i.HG tl,cgrnnnd us be c,:ilvaiudi.
" Also, :hc tract on which I now Rive, No. !;
containing about 400 acres OF .oal; and Iii, kpry
land ah"It 100 cleared AID under 9ood fence.
with Il good dwelling, 50hy IS, one a,ud il half
slnrics Hight Il good Gin house. with II a saw
Gin IN: new rcpair, and other nccc.,sary ont
hmildinss.::
Also; 2i3 acres Of r;nc iar:l well .iu..;errJ.
Also, another pianla;ion to ;irnt for i term of
years.
The above tracts Of land orc adjoining and
wilt be sold! together or ii, two Lots, on the
WGstIcasdnaiilc tc.n,.: as regards pay,ncntsamd
time. PWsoils Wishing to purchase will. DIS
wcil'o call early when they can.sec nc in per
son as after two plonIlis from Ills date ] NAV.
'igt be nj home. +: O'CONNDR..
at: Vintage. March 9. 1897 4 nc /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23
Ttie EiEis .9~'ssstssriss,

FwVi1T Executive Cninmi..c. al. HE Hartford
IL C0uaty S.:k .S"cictv. kavc commenced IL.
monthly Tui:ra.ion, called the
SIN CULIURFST' 3; F.!RHEP'.S
MANUAL.
The nbiect CT i:'c publication Is 10 t!cs$nminrtc
a tacroncn krowledgc of the cultivation of the
Mulberry Tree. in MI lis variat;cs-,i,c rearing of
SILK Wnrms-i!:c p:odiiclioii OF UcouIi:. and die
rs:!nI" "t SILK. III tho most approved neihod.-
'ihc ltrrrrtriicc Of his kl,cwlrdra VIII .nnreur
from the fact ;iSa, The ,ie:' ruufiS OF. land devoted
To the culture N Si'h. i. double. If not tri,,lc, to
Tin, derived from any o!hcr crrl l...;"!.can ii.
lnl! upon it. tits also IL fact. that every mo!er-
ate i,ri.cr can raise several hundred ,in.iarsworih
o. silk. vil:nIR inicr!criir: will. bis Ordinary ,rr-
r:c"Ik'Tai operations Pat in.or,!cr to avail him
sell oi tins iaciiiiE. to- Gh,a:n cnni'ctc,.cv and
wealth, WHICH. bp soil aHd ciiuia:e i,a vtA+t--- 4h+...-
!;a must posses himself ofiniu. !naiion on tir SUI
lr2t--'nr without il LIS a~ti:cpil.!s will ir l.ri;i.cs:.
tits, t'':-c!Orc. tho oh;cci Of Tie CGMMi.inr n 2i:'
Ease tits i!i!nr'naiini, :S extensively Us possible.
and at t.? cheapest rsin. lii" Ir;,iraiicn will
contain acofiHi;ate nia:!,:l Or directory iiul,, sow>
ips the seed 10. rs'irg te sts, lh:s'l,sr with
S'itll facts aud experiments. as win cA.hie lar
.n.'rs 10 raise SIX. ana p~rc,i..a it far market,
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a Valuable Plantation f0r

iEElIIE Subscriber desirous 70 mike a DIFF
81 fefefu imestment or his :iuipls;i. will
ecli his Plantation iinthe ieighbourhoodn of
EdssefielA4 Village. on tie road .leading TO
Cambridge. containing about
EliepeaslIundrit3 Acres of choice Land.
Onthel premirses are alarge and Sconinio-
dious ID DWELLING, Gin House, Screw
and other necessary. ou, Buildings. The
|healtliiness of the situation is surpassed, by,
none. There is a. flu h. spring near, The
Dwelling that will c~ha,fense.a comparison
with any ntlle State for fl!e fine qualty,of
lis waters.' Its locality combines many nd
y.antases which it is here unnecessary TO
enuln crate. Il.
For further particulars apply to the Sub.
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