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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

hArVFhcTUKB or CHETss ,E1E PorAToEs.-
Chserr, u Is said. Of extremely tine quality made
from pois,,es in Thurneis aud part of Ssxoly, ia
the folio Nng manner -
Amer having collected quantity Of potatoes OF
good quality. giving the preference TO the large
white kind, they are bulled IN chaldtnn, aud 40er
becoming cool, lhey peeled aud reduced 10
pulp, either by means OF Crater or moFter.-
To FIVE pounds Of this pulp which ough, 10 be as
eqnal ss possible, is added pound Of sour milk,
and the necessary quantity OF salt. The whole Is
kucaded together and the mixture is covered up
and allowed Ia he for three -four days according
TO the season. At The eud OF the time they are
kueaded anew, aud the cheeses placed IN little
baskets where the supcrfuous moisture IS allowed
| 10 escape. They are then allowed 10 dry ~ The
shsde, aud placed ia large pots or 'essels, where
they must Iemain for hft-en days The older these
eheescs are, the more their quality improves
! Three kinds of them are made. The first which
/ s the moot common, is made according 10 the pro
! portions above indicated the second with four
parts of potatoes. and two parts Of curdled milk
the third, with Two parts Of potatoes aud four par-
| % COW, or eve milk. These chooses have this ad-
vantage over every other kind, that they do not en-
, gender orms, and keep fresh f,r gres; nuubcr
Of yeNrs, provided they placed IN dry siiua-
tom and in well cesnscd vessels - franklin Far.
mer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

ARrR BRAD. There Is such a fasiidious end
perverted taste among our farming interest within
the last few years. that the good old fashioned
brown osf 10 some families hss slmost disappear.
cd. and -four bread which will kill dog, a. Prov
ed BY experiment in hfty eigh, days. /. esteemed
essential in order for pol,eness. by every village
srehin. with half covered back even, and some
children are laughed uby ihese pitks Of fashion.
for having tier iunebeon Of bro~n
Bot the prevalent ute Of -four bread hs. eIeried
. powsrful inaoe0ee,i % filing our land with dyspep
sis, that broad Nay to consumption. With refer
eoes 10 this grs~iag and vide spreading e,i,ua,,y
have ,hooghi the fOo~ing article from iho Nee
RsgLspd Farmer. Vol. V. No. /, might be Of Ter.
vice.
"E'en these" Gays NJ. Iseob IN hi. recent =.
por on The state a sgrleutufe on the eootiuent
''~ho can shofd ~hestsn bread. eat commonly thai
ofrys from ehoies. Al the tables Of The srsi ara.
iliss. both 10 Germany sad Poland. ihoogh wh-aier
bread ~ss slways to be seeh. I remarked that ID,
natives scarcely ever tested I,snd have met nIu,
EnglshDen. Who. amer long residence IN thee,
eosnir'es have sissn The preference 10 bread O
re.
frsn Ito i'u.s ! let th- Hssssrlsnas, thfour.
ssssss. Prsssss, Acsrs bsfsrs are Wsusa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
TIE TIELD OF CORN.

- oihsts prsise the myrtle flowers
Prom sou,l'sia .smmefs sprung
The glory Of i,alAh bowers
BY bard s-d tssHiy ssnsG
While Resa,ieis endesrns gfses
]. 10 my msm'fy borne,
III rot iofset DOR TWISTING plsss
Wa 10 he Gold Of corn.
The b,anehing vince beneath osr fssi
No psrplc elureis bore,
Rat fruit more sunny haed and s~sst
TIE pvmpkin's yellow store.
To plainiise quail thst hsfOorcd nssI
Prolonged hs note forlorn,
Az even Sigh sad sound was dear
Among the lndias corn.
n, green s,d trailing leaves al last
N.'e faded. crisp and sefr,
Ard over them the sutumn blast
Bevsiloi their ruin ttsAI
~ respsrs from the tssselled siAh
TIE golden ear was torn.
Ane de,olaie became our wsiA
Wrhia the fed Of corn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
Price 80 Cents.

& n. j. SMITH, DANNY y. w. Saw.
-. yer, Tlnmoulh NJ. Clark, Middle.
town A. Harlow. d G. Barlow. Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Piusford Boynton d
Martin. Orwell c. II. Walker, Benson
A. A. Allen, Fairhayen Stanley 6, Lei
fngwell, Poultney; VIM. Moulion d. Co,
Castleton +. Slason, and Daniels q Bell
Rutland. 29:40tay
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SIR Hats.

at The city pr,ees. Meas and Boys FELT Hi7A
he always has good supply Of
And uuw The .nid Cook pledges himself io sell lower
than he bought ~ his ANY other oi 'tc twenty
tx -tAtes for ready cu.h, b., uotts, which he
would crcn prefer to Jockton Goid.
] he said Cook takes tins opportunity 10 cSpre.s be
gratitude To the public for nsi iavuts. and only desrt
that they to hestow upon hm he patronage Ia
merits FER Ia, Il iclity AMI rubcualty N business.
The so,d ctEers III he ne Glib, ring towns he hope
wl call on m, VINO want g. make good bargains IN the
HAT hue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

To DESTROY TIKI nIRE woKH. This insect, so
destructive 10 many crops, 10y proving upon The
roots Of psd's, deep in the earth, is ell known to
the farmer. The Genesee Farmer-afier surrey
ing al experiments that have been rIed for iis
testruction, thinks that p,uughlng Int in the ia
the land Intended to be cultivated the ensuing
year. Is the most sure destruction. The insect Is
tbus thrown out from his en,renchment. and the
npping ft0sts soon unfit hin for service.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
BOUBLE TRUSS.
Elixir Ncsctai Dalsamspuc.
MI DOWNS
Veg elGbfP Es0lS0UiC FfiIir.

YglOR Cough. Cold. Coz sH.ni tion, Cntnfrh, trt
- Asthma, hopping Cough, AID # all o,rr d,ts,.
Is oi ia head. ch"sl and longs
Pamphlet. cnu'ouruS o. bet. ~ n the n.sl,.as-.
sketch of tho Icaso. III vhi,ht % rccomntud,o ,,
tGcatcs from objectionable fourrt,hnTl, tif.,isf,
accompanying each botlc--r,sy ho hsj cl any o.,As
gcuccs. sreti.
rrGTiTiCtTE
Tor the hcn, f 81 The all cloi tcg leave g. give Ut
Rev. y. II. - wut egctube 4 ,.un,ie lXir Tic high.
est possible rrcommcul attun. have gvcult TO - c
Of mine wh,sc nD.s were evidently dnug,tcu,y nGtcfr
and Tor v hom wcro much ulprmsd,at,r HAVING irs
many other rcmcdc' IN Nan--thc tr.ui s,te drcrft'
APPARENTLY removed aud tho chill restored 10 htsh
TO effect this, ouc ,hinl only la. hrco u'oi.
SIErilEN CHANDLER.
S,oalrilst. JGrc a. lluO.
gj-1hc above ncdic.nc - FOR sale o. lie RuiIord
Store. by
l7;lf ". FAY, .5s.ri
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

LAKE, SToKr-oooD And TEUg A friend Of
nine bod; good schooner, and through The re-
qne'' OF the master workman. and presentation or
a Get OF eolors, she was chiis'ened "Thomss H.
Benton. She cannot get losd 10 any port on
LAKE L"e, even when there is freight 10 send. and
we way enc - leefed with 7. II. Benton Aying
~ ee' mas' heso' when IN h'rbor. is caution /:
are 20" 'osded win yellow boys-will 700 tax.
load Of shiners 10 Missouri, Ise. and a. =,
Her Gamer cay. che Is in danger Of being Lvnch.d
and q. her name cannot be altered Green, he a.,
OF Congress. II has been suggested thu, he d,,u
e'es lines 'roond the magic name aud write u,on
kse a's "sipnnsed. "-DayteA (OLioJ Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
Take Notice.

n IL pcrsou' htv.ns unsettled account, with the
~ late h'm OF LYMAN Dana arr requested f. rWll
The subscriber and adinJ the ssnc.-A All RccoutiS
wa eli remain un,.iilel either by payment ~ note,
on tho first Jay Of January next, Wi be pat into suh
Il Is hoped, and expected this cnil VIII be regarded.
q. y. DANA.
Cs,iie,un, August 10, 1887 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

OEariy Frost In some of the western counties
Of New York frost WAS observable on the mornings
81 The 9th aud 9th Of this month sufficiently &C.
we're ~ some places, the papers tell us to lnjure
the corn, oats and potstoe crops. "'rhe frost"
says the Cortland Advocate. appeared 10 settle in
gades--tne corn aud potatoes wholly ruined on
some farms while the crops on adjoining farms are
unniured. One farmer informs US that $500
would not cover the injury 10 his crops by reason
Of the FROST"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
Elom Rer. ,. u. D,mnmood.

with feelings Of pous gratitude To h,svs,, ivh'"c'
hows every good aud precious gif, now lofWsf4
10 unite mine 10 the numerous ic.inou.s Of those wiH
have experienced the happy effect. of"Dr Jewen' Veg
etntle Fl; For more thHn two yeart, haye suiefs'
severely from a disease Of the stomach, ng TO "
fnnsement Of the digestive organs. And though 70
the the recommended course Of many Teme'hs' lsm'i
Tor Their relief giving viure, yet all vain md nf
loss-un Of length through the al, Zee .fa friend f'
seated 10 make trial ofthe above named PIl' 10 o"
OF which has completely e,obisL,d my long v'aA's r.
heath.
J. u DRU.B.NOD, Csih0i,, Pr,,H
B,stou, Mac. July 25Ih, 1888.
The iresh anil genuine pill. sro for sale by DANIEL
BELL, RUTLAND ~. Price 10 cent. boz.
6.sopiI
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CeLHf,ni. Eem DE-. Rn,lniln.

Tho ioll' wing !. certificate from DR. C.. = R,umln
graduate in medicine nj the Univ er.iiy 81 Guein.sn
he subscrber has tested the effects u Jew oiii mIta.
we'd vegetable Pls IN several e sepse the l,u
and digestive oTsAn. aud the rcsuh he's convinced hn
that they are onncnly calculsted to suhsotve the ru
pose Tor which hey are designed Con.idftng hen d.
together superior 10 those articles commonly offed sf
similar complaints. would chcerfu, adj my ieapsr
m Iator pi 80 valuable a medicine. (Sgnei)
CHiRLES f.. R.4L.hLLN " i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
Cure lGr indigestion.

JlUNDiCE & DISEASE or TIE LIJER 3!
JEwETTs iNrRoi yIoEr,BIF riits,
fNR GERMAN SPLCIFIC. will prove q ,uro rem.
W ody for dy.p"psa. ieun5icc al IA, liver. head.cl
heartburn 'our stomach, ls Of appetite d,zzne,s, vcE.
ness IN the ltmhs suvenes snd piles .1noug The
ny teim"nals recently received the ,slutnty ec Il
hes" piis the following strong proof, submitted tu
animation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
STRAY alEiFER.
Lead .Ec9HcdHcfs.

TINE Subscueer respectfully Informs The nbsb-
Il wants Of Rutland ard vicinity, that be has es-
ta5ishcd tho business II manufacturing Lcod
qucdueis IN Wee, Ru,land, nearly opposite Paige
4 Nonger's Store, where msy be found al sizes
Of Pipe from 3 : inch to Ia inch and on thc
most reasonable terms.
MILLS Y. DUNCAN.
West Ruiland. Aug. -. 1887 3j6N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

'oos'hsn where sss you gong TO yesterday
when ss~ you going 10 mill.
Why ! wss gong To mil 10 be sure
wen s''h ID seen yoS-id 90, you to car.
~ COST for ne.
Why you did zee me, dis'n, you
iss. DO, no, iill you got clean cut os.-h,.
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" nntC. |:

SHnturp L.i.HBS iGOOL aud ilArrIAG and sun.
rIsG fuRs-ior which liberal pucc will be vsd ~
HATS OF CAsH.
Also TAINTED, most kinds Of PRODUCER tha, lhe F.r
raises, ~ exchange for Hats.
Rutland. May ?, 1887. iQ3mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

PRINTED VOTES--Piemsy,
Way be had AT the RUTLAND
and C.4STLETO.v Book stores.
Let every town he supplied.
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.Yapf Flats,

Of every Sic and description, to suit tie moft d'
dcuii pufchi-or--aud all Its tor the Lawyer, Far
mer aud Dandy.
he also keeps for those who wish small ns-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
Newly luvr0tcd Truss.
T'lsIISS.

sr>ECTNTlN invented ~ utt, lAnN, - Gov 40.
~ .eutcd to The public uujct fuu son,sc'iDr t,
b. with spl .ais's. pnA wit .f.t
~ b,nt6' 90 the Patient, usu 49,, othst T,eB urr .
Thee Trufcs sp tsr IS - h,li,ted, - hurru ZOO
iu' eau 60, tossrss perfect 'citAdiu'uus T'iJcift
They accommodate them'c',ts tc every ruiior 80 l
.ion 81 tho body. and at the Tine preserve
'snt, nnfutm, cqusl anil g. the lsiisui sgrrttt.
procure upon the pHris u Which they Hpilici -.
Pad efc FORMED oia Nitr Spring, beet 10 lhs ,bsfs
Double COM with 'hc ln.t ,omptc.tr1 10 gtpH.
ocntcN, 10 receive thc cpshrp lhu Indp a'tpchti
an oasuc stea! Syrirs, wh,h passes tou,, ihc l,J'
DOUBLE TRUSS
THE Doni's 7'pv il termed ~ rlss,us on, cod ,.
,hc steel Syru. Co. the centre # uhp,Vcuc Rat a.
cach md Of " ,h ilacc1 lhc above detcrh.d rsi.
By iis tee and uusnl airnf-td M, cmots the pnJ, e,
be ali lsied TO tic ptosFc1 par'' with pucc a.
ssiety vhtthcr they uSc sUuitd l"fl1oniny ot r
hqur direction from ,Hrh oihrri md NO oueui .I
the body ran dsplrco IN tie least affect them BE-,
lhcr de,cri litcn Is deemed unnecessary, The ,sf
inspection hUs never DO single rsaDcr. hlcj To- ,t
even The moe yrcujir,l of their surerirr rroic,iu
For So. by DANIEL, & BELL. Rpiiard. -
Feb. :. Glno
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PAINTS.

foOPEL NARNi-B, Of superior quality, Lin'R
~ Oh warranted pure, White Lead. sp.Lsh w
Spanish Brown, Nsyetsn Red. Fr.Dch yellow, ChTes
Yellow, Verdsrs, Preach Greer, snd Paint Bru,bs' -
rsle ~ DANIII= & BELL.
Rutland. August u, 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
" % TT CE.

VRHls !, TO certify tina, have given my two son,.
- Dsniei and Thomas, A. their time tail their ami
val Al fun hge,to rsnfse busnes for themsslves and
VA, ,h' DOT claim their wages. nor be responsible
ie' Their oo0trsei', sftsr tins date.
THOMAS W. CHESEY
elsssiss, Jolly 10 1881. "a
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Castor Flats.

Bad aad D,aG .S,peyaas C.lST0RS'
.ilso. % and 81 qualify do. hsok and DT"b
Biaok and Hhiic stpofre Bcrsh do. equal to
any that cun be made IN lhis CT any other State ~
the Unot.
lie also kccps a large assortment OF No l, & 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
WIDOW S

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REyO.
~ LUTON, who were married befoyc the close &C
their last term OF Service whose husbands served, agree
shly the act OF Congress Of the 1h Juue, 1882,
years, and not lcss than months draw dnrng
hle or during their remaining single by virtue of the
act Of ith July, 1886, such pensions their husbands
would have been entitled to, under the first uoponed
whether their husbands may have died during the
war; since that period. ALSO, the widows "i such
Officers soldier who married after that war~hose
husbands have dic since the 4'h, of March, 1881, and
before the Z, June, 1882 draw much is their
speo,iye husbands would have entitled TO- under
the act Of J"no = 1892 from The said l. March. 1881
The day Of the said husbands decesse.
PCSTSCIIPT, MARCH ., 837.-i}y late
OF Congress, the benefits OF the 81 Of the
Of July 4, 1896, extended 10 widows who have
ried since the deccase Of their first husbands for whose
services, such widows may claim pensions under
said act, provided they widows the time Of its
passage. Also the widow otsuy person who coninu ed
IN the u $ service until the 81 OF November 1853 and
married before that day. aud while her husband was
in such service, will be entitled the benefit Of said 81
section.
1T' Penaon Jmiat1 under he ADORE mentioned neis
and al Others transacted, usual By the sabscriJ,r
1if J. COVE
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1T Hats! Hats J! II
Ell COOK

SSvfOULD ,uierm the public that he h" "a hani at
w the old Hot Shop 80 the isst village 81 Holland,
toll assortment vi al kinds Of HITS, Of the siui ieh'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
GROCERIES,.

OqlTRoS, Tspiocs & u,, ssgo, Rice, Boz and cs.
~ Rsisip.. Loaf. Lump, White iisFsns and BrosB %
gan, souehong, Hyson Skin. Young Hy.on. Old HES
aud lmpersl Tea, Cohh.h and hsekerei. fof isle ~
DASIELs& BELL.
RdtlanI, August ~, 1881.
The herald., 1837-04-08
LADIES, COsIPNNTON

Of My,ir
TESMs-THREE DOLLARS A YsAR
no THE LADIES' COMPANION, monthly pcr,olcal. com.
aud wide n picc which within The reach a Of nc
comuay le plan has sacccscd beyond hc ,anguns
tie pablo With oay seseteea names . ubcrbe and hs
Magazine Areca md i.dsy rapid increasing the pages
Of e Ladis co%panon ever, ea,. Of Ieaders vii snd that
ard humorous and ketce. ~ ke "a
Amenean and Eag.h Anras ~siics. % 6c Dnma and s@
-Ian-a nns the French spanish Creek German itssn
ana % sew nssss aad .ese,ed poety
~ svess @See % %sa 81 "a sa !" @ y t. Of
casual esd ssSs - e IT,. seehe. of
colleges sketches from scenery OF
our own country 81 osn ,mss a se s,y q
seelenrayg music original o selected short
q mind The of,se Companion vii se wanting
Q" the Part ., The 2op''SG %L ,"S .scS., va s.o,.
From various gardens curd With care
tie pages Lsss comps"ioa dass ss
Hal s6"isa s"@s 4 shelton Easlen,s aobs q err Hs >
"% " conn., mr. cy j,s s.: ! k:"IgS =, .sSsI q
Al.o, Edward sisTin John hda@, ~ = A wera Mrs.
sss. Weld Ms.A wo@iSS M Ea'"s y EmSs5 &c; G.
,a aaaa so9 hs1sa oc,s .n .ac %s. % rro.
iamps the eh and diversified pciodics issued u,
Ses So9; ,ys se,S commenced sa1 n2 s oas number
Aag them are Miss T. sie Jses u Peres1 sSsas s s,.
sen.'c M'; Ee,t Ms. Iou:a 4 Md Leigh Hunt John
= u s,s.ulnsy MI. Ann s,e'sns 9 s,nms Capt. Mar
g. g,,t roe 4 t,.ov !. ~ weS ,,si ~ y 8 s,oek ~ sae
With original con nlntons
inscset been The ann Of he pror cuca,e pp
pcs exercise dcc4cd influence upon mural and intel
ctua chaacts nd wh css l, unranmecd by
cinay cn'drniins OF vicious ple effect must ~ c
yag and refi 4 70 commuRiiy like that n VIII
h 20 views very thsg ating tonoa offhstn
have bscn suiioasy av.scd and allowed ~ the "a
~ We hold tosc men traitors 70 their c1ntDi wbo
wud tek " detfsy the doctrines ~ virtue and rsan
etbc ~ spea opusti0n iaiEuc w sus arh be
literary character of tls Ladies 80 The popn.tt VIII
not mime IN sf 10 III task Of pasfrs without npar
ms " ~ W. ihen nd but w crdcavvrto ~ b ua wnc
WI aiusctvt to superficial cadcrs wei rs mH wheswi
ffnish subjects of c t udeft orr ~ Nmcncd
IT. suscnbbfs such melesre OF nvaunfh rsd-
the Ladies Ctmrauln or ~ ctm.iy l~ pfcs Whfts
dollars vcarD. and cOniluaNy beng rceed from
Euro possible for fris di nj 20 10 ssssd
such g fatu who ~ undcnahlc car. 10 tie
sappol Of the op ptcsry those OF the state ef
i 80, gore sy ksosne The rubc that each uunbe ~
Tacs comps con adTg than any ohsr
1p and is sub cpon dollars less
o.s s.tcI ~ York single
narf : ~ ~ f the ohnr maeaziufs
fb edpll PAYABLE in advance. and
susrrp aiken fr .s tan year prb ished The
N mon'h stiched culorcd ami II wared ~
.e 0a ~ lie ciJ ~ h. CART a mails o.
"a soluble Wrappers tp rrpNcnt ffctigu Of 10 VI afs
street t1.tt NUtiAM w. SNO NDlNt lfoppefor.
AIRS. OPIEs' WORKS. VI sANDF0RD mas pnh
Au ished, this day, The cppostc Negtbgt uT
The herald., 1837-04-08

perceived it and those in the suit of the Count Ar
tos, advanced between the combatants, and called
on their principal to remark that the Duke de bour
bon had not taken advantage Of the opportunities
which circumstances had afforded. The Count on
hearing this threw away his sword, and rushing into
the arms of the Duke, oilered him every att onement
that he could require, and asked he restored 10 his
friendship. The Duke warmly embraced the Count,
and they returned to Paris in the same carriage Such
were the French gentlemen of that day.
MEHEMET BEy AND THE Observation-Disclosures Bey
was for many years the friend and minister of Ma
homed Ali, the celebrated Pacha of Egypt He was
an excellent model OF that noble race which we find
SO frequently alluded 10 in the ARABIAN Nights" as
the family Of the Bermecides. In 1925 he fulfilled at
Kankah, the duties of military commander-and
supenntended the organization and military insruc-
ton OF the troops. One day. after parade, he was
seated IN his saloon, upon magnificent divan,
mented with brocade and gold, which he had recently
purchased, surrounded by the officers of the army
exciting the zeal of by reprimand of another by
rags appeared at the hail. Want and fatigue had pre-
maturey bowed his person, and stamped his features
with marks of age. He advanced a few steps, and
with his head inclined silently awaited the attention
of the minister.
Mehemet Bey was not slow to observe his tattercd
garments contrasted with the glded veries of his
servants "How is this p said he. " Who art thou?
and from whenceT The old man answered with
trembling voice, "Iam MaccdoniaRr' Startled
at the tone of his voice the minister examined his fea
lures attentivaly. Approach" he said, raising in
evident agitation. The man obeyed The minister
pronounced his name" Yesr he meekly respond
ed, it is the same Bursting into tears Mehemet Bey
threw his arms about his neck and strained him to
his bosom in unspeakable grief "Wear this he said
tearing from his neck a magnificent collar, wrought
with gold, and decorated vita precious stones-and
threw it over his friend and countryman, he led
him to the divan.
Mchemet Bcy introduced him to his officers as the
companion of his infancy and poverty in Macedonia
when he had neither palace, gded robes, nor do
mesucs, nor power. And he thanked his venerable
friend for remembering him in his days Of influence
and wealth.
He offered the poor Macedonian half Of his for
une-but the old man at refused. 81 ask only"
he replied, "the smallest apartment in your palace
there in quiet retirement let me look upon your splen-
dor, and sometimes recall to memory our country
and the scenes of our chdhood-and the evening Of
my life will be peaceful and serene" All his desires
were grafed The minister shared with him the
comforts of his home-and when he died, he ordered
his grave be made the side of the tomb intended
for himself
The traveller may now see on the way from Old
Cairo to Boulok two tombs shaded with sycamores-
and every Friday the widow of Mehemet Bey resorts
to that spot to weep over her departed husband.
The herald., 1837-04-08
MILLISERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
10 THE LADIES.
~. NJ d K 4. n.


Begs leave n info the Indies OF New York and vicinity
that he has Just eiyed arrivals the most choice and
elegast assortment Of goods offered IA this city.
Elegant Prinsi Muslins OF the gos novel designs
etoa Dresses al Is Is Dress OF 10 yss among which
are choice assortment OF Coors.
Case othe Real Imperial Bre Black Washing silks al sh
hnx peryard never oiere IN this city under ~ sbings
Riblons ~ endless variety.
iul and choice ocA figured and plain silks and
81 doz plain and embroidered hosiery FOR s Sd pr air
Russia Diapers and Table Linens
case of Gbson's celebrated l ish Linens.
scartons of cmhr ,ldcres.
Drarery musa- IL together with large
Of French cacoe and domestic goos too to mention
at the lowest pncc asked ard no abateTent.
Il. MORGAN. 1854 Chatham 81.
The herald., 1837-04-08
10 THE FASHIONABLE.

NEW FASHIONABLE HAI ESTABLISHMENT
Hj- BIRD, late foreman 10, and nam years with Lcary
Co tho all the schss o hs
business having established himself in the trade offers to his
friends at his sales No 10 Nassau street. corner OF Pine
spelGd hats cfevery variety of iom the meium
the PLAIN which style OF mod material and ash shan be
found uprvaed He Intends TO sell al s. only ard by
whole single style confdn, Of proda- ing
ed this quality well for and elegance durability be
deems obvious ads the public coDfne his efforts to
purpose variety Fearing
rival the e taste he wns enlst himself in
competition establishment sdscng his article.
arang for the London aud Paris fashions
with some those and viii always be
tAe standard established b. iotegI
taa bird, 10 Nassau cOmsr OF PI?e.
The herald., 1837-04-08
CARL KING,
DOCT. SWEETS
CELEB ATED STR ENING

The valuable remedy and pain the side back
and debility tho back and ons from the effect
OF F and docaon OF the bones everoed The pub
lie. DR. of Franklin Conn long distinguished Tor Bone
Setting willing to meet the wishes of hs fiends and that the
thousands suffering from aud weak avail them.
selves diminish the bills OF physcans has
ranged with Mr. b c. Baxter OF New London, Conn., 10 manu-
his Strengthening Save and supply cy ard town
in the United states uire without the written signature
Of b. &. BAX TER. Agent and Joint Pfopnslor
Messrs Pilt Ray, SO Maiden Lane, who esal9
Agents th city of New York. and for sale By most OF the
spsctable Druggists Pnce cents roll pr3i, 6H.