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ESord sy.re 0nd Cutlery.

Aill saws, Iron aud steel Back Saws; RippeIs
aud Hand saws Wood saws Ntip Saws from - To- 20
inch noube. Single AVID Cut lane lrous Carpenters,
MortCc and Ftmcr ChiscI- IN sets and single tfner
G~ugss. Marking Goupcs Siskc -haNcs Drawing hnNCs,
Try square Patent square nses and 3ii' M A' s
Sets small Bench ises, Hand Ntscs, Flcnt Buus,
Screws from To inch Norfolk laichcs, Brass Door
Handles poot Pad Chest, Trunk, TIL aud Bag lochs
ClorI Nails Brass nails Cut lacks Sparablcs Right and
LEFT audlcs rass and Iron Pullies Coat Hooks large
and small Curtain Pins Wool Cards, Sad Irons Plated
Buttani. and Iron Table aud Tea SPOONS Brass aud lion
Candestcks Steel aud Iron Snues Brass and Iron Shnv
81 and Tongs Tea Trays, Ittlna Tea Pots, Mil Saw,
iastafd square square. round and bali round Files
nurse and Shoe Rasps Specaccs, Phcrs, ShocnaScts
Tools Trace Chains. Gun Locks COTE Mills Skates, Tea
Bells Table aud Desert Knives and Forks large a'sor
mart Cawcrs Butcher aud Bread Knives.
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Elixir ycgctai Bnlsamiquc.
~. DOWNS
cf0bTs BaisdfniC fIirtr.

ynnpR Coughs, Colds. Go, sumrtpoo, ta,efrh, Group
III A.,hm.. " hoopug Cough, aud OF all othst d,scNs
., ct tilc head. ch,i aud lunss
Iamph.tis couisining history al tho modicmo-a
,krch Of the dch,o. Iur Nhichu " recommended Ger
u6ratc, ffm objectionable sourcosWnPlc directions
accom- : each bottle nsy be had Of any oI the A.
ccuDis .. kfaits.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
crRTitiosIhs.

For The bcuoft o the effected leg leave to give the
Rev. y a. Downs Vegetable Bslssmc EhNir, tho high
cst possllr Recommendation. have gwen 1t &" cho
nl whu,o lungs wee evidently dangerously Affected
AMI i,r whom much ulatmtdnitci having tried
many other remedies m Vain the rcsult nhe dtIsset
splrcuy remoSc Cd and the child tt,tor,d 10 hosh
70 elect tins. one phiul only has been used.
SrEPllEN CHANDLER.
Sauhridgo, June -. 1886
al he above medicine for sale at the Rmdnd Boob
Store. hy
l7.f W. FAY, .4gent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
WATCHES, JEU'ELRr, &C
F. 4 FULLER.

TvAStsG ,s.aetssi 10 The Nee Naisaisz eps'''"'
III Hrsn', iss. weelh - tfFrr te 80 81" N''
t,,ss his 9th thsff pstfs-u'so .,..
IA, H., Ice, ,,s.s,.a fuu, NEW YORK 80 H3d'iion
10 ~. lorssss Tcsk pong ~hscn es' 10 i"a'1 We '
lowing Hstleiss r. n.
1--we. Lsr.nr, spA ron u'"r N'.e',' - -
C,,,o, ana Kew. sisri. rlsi'l ssl gi' ~ NnA"' -
K.,,f NrOaxhs sol Iiau Csfrsl itte. Tee
s.i s,.ot~,. ssgsf Tnnst. b",lef Move" IeSe'
49,, u,,-,.,i .t-5 GU Clss, Caij.s si'rk,i ~ -
.o,,,,,ot a. ,I.mms.x & Soc, buuej lyea C-ohi'f
,g.t ,s-inr Sssdss. Ns. tooth sod - b'a'h''
-ror.b Poe l.t Top. Twia aui i.Js Cats st''''
Ter. spJ ,ids fhipse' Ns1e' "F'e Hna - =.
ioes Cs,e, Billet sesh pspft Folder. Furss,, rie'
Tws.aef,, Chcs, sp5 Checker Nen Cologne ."rN'
81 comps.e, Cossie' Spectacle Fefeu'''on N'f'
sessr cs.s,, a.. g.. -,
sv,ec,soie slAs,s, exchanged aud hicJ OF ""lI
.nd ,rss taken 10 exchange at the ghct lrcc' ard
W q iche, snd Ciaeks tot,sifol sol watrsu'ci. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
BENJAIN BAILEY, Jr.
Cuuton. Arril o6
Cerh fcale II Lnke H,Lchnoek

HAVING received great benefit from the use Of the
heV' N H. Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, | take pleasure
IN recommending IT {" Others. lis effects were To re.
hc'e me OF cough with which had been troubled moro
or less Tor several months II promoted ration
and relieved me Of an uneasy scnuton about tho chest
winch had felt nearly year. As could procure onl
one bottle ut the time, have moi had Opportunity of
testing ITS merits 10 the extent desirable 10 ccctn.
perfect of diseased state of The lungs but from
what relief have experienced, think il worthy uf II
lrni 10y all afflicted with lung complaints if attended 10
soasonably.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
LUKE HITCHCOCK.
Cazenovia, June Il, 1887.
Certificate Of y. G.. Paddock

FROM my personal knowledge of the good elects Of
inc above tanned medicine, and inflammation from
various sources, chceriully with the alloy o
in recommending the "ELlXlR" % those afflicted with
complaints ct The chest and lungs. Il l. safe and pnas
ant medicine, aud the numerous recommendations of it,
value from civil officers physcians druggists ministers
ofhe gospel nnd Others should SEEM ut least TO claim,
for II trial on the part ofthe afflicted.
b. &. PADDOCK
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Castor Hats.


Blaet dad Dab .Suptchaf C.fNTORS:
.4lso 81 and 81 quality do. HiIot and Drnd;
Black and H1iic srpcJiae Brusl do..-cqoal to
any that eau tc made 90 tbs any other STATE ~
tie Uu,ot.
He al.n hcc.a latce ns..orlnlen az nl ~ | 2 \ 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
Wanted (:

SHE,RrD LANES VOOL and IA1IIXG md snir.
PING FUR which literal price will be paid in
HATS CAsH.
Also dnfei, mos. kinds Of PRODUCE that the Far.
raises, ~ exchange for Has.
Rutland, May 9 1887. I9af
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Brick for sale.

nor SALE AZ Clarendon Syringe, 80 90 ~ cool
l. Bildk X, three iourths OF ~Gieh arr good weather
Brick. Purchasers will plea,e call upon Capt Nose,
Abbott, Who yes the prsmife the sb,eDce Of the
subscriber. CHARLES DANA.
Citteotss srrngs. o., -. 1887. Is,4v
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.VHps Flats.

% every s1e and deception, To suit the most dit.
dcuIt porcha,ef--snd all its Tot the Lawyer Far
mer und Dandy
H. also keeps for Ihos. who ~ish, email as
E ttlucnt of first rate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITs,!.

bEb 61AL 'f tDtN LKf
Al Pills purpoiiHg 10 be pr Irandre,hs and sold Inv
persons without certificate as above Countsrfeu
The Joi.,'ring Ferre d. Parp0iee's Agents :
Goo. 7. Wultur, General .qeent
Jackson & Keicham, B"0ndoa,
Henry Siuionds, Pdtsford
a. Allen, FairhGrrn
Boynon & Austin, OrreH
Mr. Horton, HuJborton,
+. Aiken, BtnsOn,
II. 7. White Cosiieion,
Stanley Leffngweli g Co. Uest Poultney.
A. Biiss, Eosi PoUitaey
Merit Clark, Middieiorn,
II. Claik, Pdwi,u,
Thomas M'Danlels DanJy,
y. w. Sawyer. TiHmouh,
ID. II. sdbin, H0HiHg(ord
&. d. h0ll. ClarcndOn,
VIM. Fay, General Agent for the Counties O
Raii0Hd and Bcnaingfon. 29ly
hENNiNGTCN coVSTT.
l.. L. Oryis, .MBohester,
Cbene! b Harrington. Factory Point.
harrington & Lsngd"n, Dorsa
&. Moore j.. Eoa Rupert
{. E~eli, H,st Rapcrt
Denlng x Hill, .9riiHgt0n.
} A. Houghton South >ha6sbwy
y. l.. Robinson, Bennington 9. PyuHaI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
A ERICAN TRUSS

JAQUIIl'S PATENT.
/nHosE only, who know by experience the suffering
- endured from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE
VII set ls estma'e upon the value Of Instrument.
r ue periect cure OF TIM dsugerau, plaint The
iioproior hazard uohu. 10 asserting that no nsiru.
moot has ever teen used ior iERSIA perfectly ada
ted. safe aud certain oi checiiug cufes
Care have been performed ty thee TRrssEs 10 four
weoks thou sh ssera, aie casss ard casos Of eg star
Ius, MAY A0T GENERALLY ~ CURED; hot IN such,
much rclei ~i he gSsa. Recent eases should receive
immediate attention, IN order 20 iusure trial
~ earnety recommended that Their superiority may be
tested.
- Every purchaser has The privilege II returning
this rrus ssr trial Of eight day, II II doc, give
satisfaction.
1 For ,sie by sPPOint msni,b by
! IL JAS PORTER, Ruaand--
Aad IITus HrroHibsos. Jr, Vop9,toct r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
2 Hats T. Hats :! IN
Or Ell. COOK .

NStSOI III iufarnt the public hat be he's hand -
~ the old ilai sh"y 90 the tsst Village "i HCilHnd,
TOLL assortment of 81 kinds ct HfTN # The latest lah-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07

POSTSCRIPT, MARCH %. iG37.-Bya late
act Congress, the benefits of the 81 section Of the act
of july H. 1886. extended Ia widows who have
rcd sce the dec II their first husbands for whose
services. such widows may claim pensions undo
.ad act. provided they widows -, the lime Of it,
passage. AIS. tie widow Of any person who cnniinusd
n the L 6 until the } of November, 1888 and
married before that day aud while her husband
such service, will be oned to the benefit If said 81
-cciI"n.
o. Pension business 'rfer the aJcrs mentioned acts
and al oiier., transacted, usual byHe sr5scr,ftr
liIf J COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
WIDOWS

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO
~ LUTON, who were married before the close OF
their last OF Service whose husbands served agree
Hbiy tn the act al Congress of the It'll, Jnne. ;s,2
,.t can no" ufaN u"'n-
lie or during their remaining single by virtue "t ut
act OF h July, 1886, such pensions their husbands
would have been euttled Ia, under the rs mentioned
act; whether their husbands may have died during The
war or SINCE that period ALSO, the widows OF such
Ohcer ar soldier who married after that wHr,whoso
husband have died since the 4h. Of March, 1881, and
before the :, June 1882 draw much their
sprctVe husbands would have en- entiilei tn, under
the act Of June = 1892 from tbs said D. March, 1881, 10
the day Of the said husbands dccease.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
liraIlircfll's Pills.
.The true riches of Life are Health.

WE know that health and ebity labor the wealth
w Of the great of the people in tins 9th
er countries. To preserve therefore, that health by
raj means, grand, moral and political scheme, fulfil
which, rtquites GU utmost attention.
The edented success which has resulted from Bran.
drcs Pills during period oiupwards OF eighty five years,
the numerous extraordinary which they have
performed upon hundreds of ndi vduals whom they have
rescued from almost inevitable death, aler they had been
pronounced ncuraOle by the of the faculty
justify DIR Bundreu the proprietor OF this universal mtd.
clue, warmly coucientousy recommending it to the
special notice OF the public
DIR Brandrch whes mankind consider this truth that
health depends the state OF purity IN which blood is
kept every part ofhe body being supplied daily with
Blood from tie loco consumed consequently according to
the Purencss OF thai blood the state of the body be
less healthy To obtain therefore .he direct
purifier OF the b"d is question OF no little Importance TO
every individual.
Tia, Brandrc,h, Pills the direct purifiers the
blood there III I've no doubt when is known tina, the
intrinsic merit proved by the numerous which they
have arc"n plisiicd IN cry variety ofdisense.
The peculiar action Of these pitts surprising the
Operations being more or less powerful according the
aureness o the circulating hud. On person lair
81 health, WHO rs only costiSc slightly bious they will
Oe scarcely ie on the contrary The complaint he chronic
and the constitution lie much dranpe The effect generally
"i is most vnted nd turpid hurlors. This accomplish
e1 dcss scum to sass % 9I rs.
soon rc ieslnrcd stnt" "i Icah and rrnewe" ,r"r
These pills recommended by thousands oi persons
whom the. nave cured e" c"usumpim, nfuenz' c"dr, in
dgesini y ropsit hcadarlc, asthma, pout, reuma,ism
nervous dr'n'cs, hvrr complaint, p"uusI depression :"
spns. fits palsy dr"psy, Group coughs, wh" pug cough
qu'nsy ch".Ic. c'ra mbus, gravel wnin,>, dsen'nry
deafness, scroIua. er,spras, or :, Anrhor,s lire sail
rheum, white swengs cancers iumors s~cllcd ieei and
legs piles costycfrss all cruptions of SKIN female
&c &c
such is The reputation and so prca, the demand for the
Genuine ''lrnuduths Vegetable Universal pills, that
counterfeit article made adrGiised and Sold genuine
and some individuals vito eel! Tie counterfeit pills. have
advertised hemstirss my agents, and have found ne
fssaly t pess"e NE rcpua'io" of nv pills, and save To
+ cate. wmrh Is a. iulnws '' GERM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
p % .r IL er .
Eiiks' English. Rogers Orange. Rifle aud Spor-
urg fo~eef Bsstias Powder tsr Lead shot, sc.
Cr0chcry, z-i0ss, Gy,d China
Ware.

Consisting of Pink. Purgic and Light Blue Di-
uiu- aud Tea Setts, vel matched Aso. large assort
meet If common War, Wash Basns aud E~cfs, Ecgaut
Uiass Lamps Glass Dishes Rejecting i.smps. sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
ID ry e. 90 al y .

Splendid French aud English MoreuOs and Cir
cnssiaR Goats Iait and common Camblets Ratinctt I;
BotnbaZnt large assortment English French and Amer
Prints Furniture Prints. roy lou Ginghams, Bish
ops Lawn, Scotch aud Long Lawn Sdrsanc Cambria. Cam
bc Musns Plain and Fig SWISS and Book Nuslns, Plaid
Musns PLAIN and FI Mall Cotton Orstcd and sax Hose
White and Scltlct Moreno Shaws and Hdks Shaliy SIX
and G,uzc Dress lldks PLAID and Nalenta Shaws White
aud Cord Flannel Cotton Flannel Cotton under SHIRTS aud
Drawers Six and Cotton Velvcis ''uton ard Six Urnbre
las Damask and rown Linen Table Covers, Toile Cow
Russia Scotch and rdseye Diaper fine Linen Diaper
Fine aud common IRISH Linens Beachd Cotton Brown
Cotton and Linen Dunes Cord Canbtics, Cord Stesas,
Blk. and Brown Linens White and Biz. bobincu Laces
aud Footngs Edglngs aud Inertngs Green orage Blonde
Giuze Boragc aud Lace Walls. SILK ard Cotton idkis
Stocks, BIZ and Cold Silks for Dies and BOnn6tS La.
dies Crayats, Scarts, Corded Skirts
Supet fne Common. and low priced Broad Cloths Plain
ard Fancy Cassmctes; Nes'ings 1diiors Trimmings, a
first rate tnt Shcop Gray and Cold Fuid Cloths
Slttnctts Green and hc Horse Blankets Rags &c.
Brown and ileachd Shirings and Sheeng Common
width Ticking Cotton Yarn adding, Bats Wicking,
Tow Cloth Russia Duck.
shoes.
French and Common Walking Shoes; Misses
Walking Shoes and Slips Childrens Shofs Cater Boots,
Gents PumPs Onj Slips, &c.
Napt Hats.
Sole Upper Leather and Calfskns Full assortment of
Pants and Oil
::::::::.:ALSO::::...:.:
Dye Stuff, Drugs and Medic iDc.,
An extensive sunp,y, ,rhich, is perhaps unnecessary to
say they sci CHEAP.
Stanley's EEOllOw Ware aEd
slaves.
Widow Niller's Smoking and Short Cut TObac-
CO Macoba and yellow Snuf; Willow Baskets n full as
so,imcnt STONE WARE; Mix Pans,
Rutland Oct 81, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
"BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS"
Security against Counterfeit.

Security against Co"nicIfciis.
The within named Terrc & Parmace of Middlclown
Conn. my appointed GeHera Agents tor the State of
Vermont Connecticut (exccp FIiifed county, iampden
Hampshire and franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
sullivan Counties, N Hampshire.
In The tmied States Of .4mcrica
And this letter which is signed by ne u. BRANDRETH.
my own hand wiling must also be signed by the within
named General Agent wnose will also appear in the
principal papers The United States. THIS caution has
became absolutely necessary guard the public against
counterieIis which of the above popular
medic inc.
D. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
New York, February %, 1887.
Geo. Walton Is our General Agent for Vermont (ex-
cepi Windsor Nndham. Rutland and counties
and aut hosed TO appoint aud supply agents in the State
except IN the counties named above,
FIRRE & PARMAlEE
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Vegetable Pulmonary Isal,aIn.

On truly valuable remedy has now been before the
~ putlc for eight years, and has proved uolI The
most valuable remedy discovered for Coughs, to'A.
4sihnia and Phihiic, ConsU1J'i,on, UhoOp'ng cdnsh
am affections % oVHry hind D.. s"l@ ..
any increasing, aud thu proVricois constantly rec
wig the most favorable uccuuuts Of its .nccir. Tibet
lowing new certificates offered for public cIamn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
From Or Ipilinm Perry.

Ihave witnessed the effects Of the Vegetable fulmrt
~ Bnls"m. and have ~ h,sl,uncy IL eXprc'sos
htlief thai IT il safe, convenient, and S-ty ohcsciu
medicine. IlcsI ectIuly your,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-07
Certificate IF Robert Simpson

Cazenovia, June 90, 1887.
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w. w. NJ T. S S f. r l.,

NO. 208 WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON
Importer and Deoirr IN English. Cdntou, Frcnch,
Germon. and american FANCY GOODS, and
CUTT.kJSsI,
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Stanley's EROllOw Ware and

Widow Niller's smoking and Short Cut TObac
MIcnba and lellow Snuff; Willow Baskets n full as
so'imcnt STONE WARE; Mix Pans
Rutland. Oct 81 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
rNclr nrN,ANIN,a sARMoN

Not n'anv h'ot. sc" h~src urcle Beuiamin
di'cussing The msttcr 10 NJ, SEQ, VITO vas com.
psiu'nR IT fhr prser,te RELY upon a. Sunny
Enid the old npp he i,an.d on h. .lsG. with
.hs gray iueks flowing IN the Lrcer~ ola Msr
nor1T, "mufmuung pays 90 h,U. have brrn
an ''""fN"t 'hefe Eileen ,cars, and never s.w
"Hn fc'Ici out ufa hole bv cuturr Die bnfsrs
." ef qdiei as you con tt r1fIiog viii grow un.
"'t mu'In2 harrow. aud difconlcnt hatfoAs tho
'ihd' Ma.'et- arc tal sckno~ ledge b., 10 al.
GEE iH oov the better tot lingering The moro
l"o preau 'hc poorer yco grow.
'hrtmnc ~ lussos is only ruitinr rcppct into
o sore csr. crops vil fad IL nll soils md ,o
may be- thankful ,ls' We have DOT . famine. 10
sides, b'Wugs took notice, that vhcuc,cr Git
'he rod rieliy fmntth 1t tus o. much ~ ~ ssv
Hero II something which ,uu haze gut TO learn
SAMMY, don't forget that your ,cuooiin, ~ DOT o
''f yet, though YOU ls,es Wift sad two children"
'At cred sammy, "you MY say that and
m"i"'f-iu-aw and two apprentices INTO the bar.
gam md ihouJ Die TO know tlat d poor man
may learn here when tie creates, scholars md
laaYers are d, ugEoa,csd. sud can't Er flc,r
''"s tel atat lss become Of ihc hard money!"
Softly. SAMMY. Ia older thau Won hive
not got lheso grcy hsirs sud croolcd hack with
ont some burdens. ! could tel yoa sture. Of the
ools Of continents Wab"y. when my grandfather
coed to ftuHa sulky box with bills 10 pay for
)ca'hng " wheat ian and wien tho Jersey
women used thorns lot p,us, ond laid their tea
pola owty % the garfc'.-lou wish to know wllai
yon can learn : You my learn these seven
tings
"FIrs. That you have saved too rt'le. aud
! epcn' too much. never taught ,uu 10 be nn.
/ ser. bUt have seen ,rr e"lug yOnr d.s, e.,
! notion " ben -" might hove laid one hif a,ido
/ for rhorry. and one halfas,Gc Tor n rainy dnv
( Secondly, That you have gour too much upon
credit. always told you crcdu wac y pAaduw /;
/ It shows that there 80 sut-itrec bebind Nhch
! cesls the shadow hut small ba.ly aa. .a.i q
! greater shadow and no Wise man vii follow to-,
shadow any further than lee car see the -,h.,s..--
! "" ,n-y nov, I-orn. lhh, Won hsve followed tho
! opinion aud 'ishicn Of Others C"iil YOU have b,,n
( deceived Iutoh bog.
"Thrdly, That you have been too much 10 Las,o
to become rich. Stow sud easy wins the race.
"Fnuuhly That no coutse ur hfc can b.. Ieton
died upon NJ Always prosP'rous. am afraid u,
younger iscc 81 working men in America have
had notion that nobody would 60 10 rom on this
side Of tho water. Providence la. greatly bies
sed US, bat VIC have become prosumptuous.
"FiGbly, That YOU h,yo not been thankful
nough 10 God. for bis benefits IN pe.t iimcs.
"Suhly. That YOU u.y be- thankful that ou
lot IS 40 worse. We might have famine, OF pest
icuce, az war, ~ al tog-iher.
"Abd. Iasily, 10 end my sermon. yon may lear
10 offer with more understanding tho PRAYER o
your infancy, GIVE Il. ihl. DIV our daily bread"
The Old men ceps-d ond SAMMY put ga his a
prom. md told DleE - blpw away at tho forge bel
lows.
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uNlNrRsAL TRAVELLER

d . as.gnsd 20 introduce traders a, home, 10 N
acquaintance aih the sr,' and maHasra of tae
priac pi m7dern nations of The Globe IL "cmbraccs
Of ihef P~fsnbs, characters employ ments aouse
fnens fel gion dress habi,huoos, mode. Of warfare
food sti. agriculture manufactures ,uPerstons, gov.
eminent, literature 80. sc"
Engsged am. n the business Of teaching, have
long lclt that book Of ,hs A.ud Was Important de-
alteration arr r'-d TO ih', gap il'rd. an no,
aware thu, the IN formation contained Ia this boob can
be uuA am where, within thr reach Of fory.n.ne 81
urths of the community wish Il nigh; fad iis way
into every family
cauno, better set forth oC s advantages, Than
by quoting ~ sentences from the preface The nu
thor ssys tlet those who Obliged to stay a, home
"may enjoy travelling a. well as others. They may
enjoy It every season Of the year, amid the
ffosi- ard confinement Of winter. They may travel
aud not quit their frcsdes poruco's" can con.
GIVE of no sight more interesting. than upon long
winters evening when the wind howls, and the storm
RACES without to look IN upon family quietly seated
around the blazing hearth all attentive and happy while
tAe father, elder or daughter reads from the
"usvrnsAL THAvrLLER" Thus they, during
their leisure hours ,teasudngup wealth, vslu1ble
than silver gnd-weAlth, which reverse OF for
tune can modest floods sweep away OF fire con.
sumo This is wealth without anxi-ty,--wcalth that
will smooth the brow of care, will SHINE upon our path
when the horizon Of friendship iumined by here and
+ there star and when old age has folded us in it.
mantle. and the thoughts retire within, it viii mfnish
themes Of contemplation equallcd -"y by those that
flow fresh from the oracir- u God
1, ,. CLARK.
rs. understand that Mr. Collins Is about to pass
through this region with the "Universal Traveller
hope every will al least look at it The character
OF Mr. Collins and his assocate is sufficient guaran.
Z tee that the work is hoax Ire.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03

It is a Glorious thing 10 survey DE map "f cur
common country aud trace the course OF TIE Ihou-
sands Of the new lines Of n,ercomnuuical'on b Z
which Il is becoming covered ~ wi,h the Hsmentr
of SPIDERS web. To trace tie oiain stems OIL
canals aud railroads, connecting the north wi'h The
sputh the east with the west and Ia mark The
raurh a,ions BY which remote ueigh5'fh'ods ant
districts are To be made Tributary To the great
channels of trade, to follow them io their lernilna
lions go the far or Interior or on the Atlantic
shofes, Is 10 patriotic mjud aa occupation beyond
al others Ie.a ful and ensros-iug. To iee' con-
yinced ha, ere long all the petty distinctions sud
greater sccilonai dNer-iies Of feeling, he appel
au1ns Of Eastern sni Western mau-Soulbctnrf
and NuriLprner-Na Yankee snd limtief--SHcacr
AMI l.1ug Ku,te--AiI be merged DO oar vast ao-
surbin, sentiment Of palrioll.n, aud the praae aP-
pc,iauon Of American, D. Indeed cheering
" hen lbl. shall bee the case, ihe angfy f'rlhas
consequent upon such Unaorhy distinctions "'I
disappear, aud 80 their slcod "'I sPnhe a4 the a'h-
liable relations in,t knox At uu difference, cave
those between ,ice nud ,nue integrity a"o "'--
l,u.e-ry. Hos much o.cs b. iuen become The s".
sum dnty or every so.aI hearci citlzon 90 CONE
trh.'of. a. a. '4. rt'r.rfeu' - 600 '1 iH.
frtc'g desirable. S,a,- am, sapp..e :b4, l.r
station - u4rh .aey d.. 800 cry o. -. ..a,a.r (.
dr,a,i of i,G ..uc- ib, she's epua.' p'r'. ''a ia
ta, area, wora, sl' goo. wal ray .,." ..,a De-
not iuc iaef.
Tarrr Do o.r ao Ir'tf.s ehe,c wright oIa
,t5t a~ t,.t aaI al.s cooperation TO a' sa.fa.I-.
a sewer ll.I- aa,ta. f.n part te pa,s 500 r.
.trr.et ,Ir nr- Co., -.r...t ID. .ts p"r-fH "a ''
q r.l. .aa. .. i.a l1u, ..a, AaY ar..ta's it.t
.a-i TERRITORY ile -.u,r drtp.Ian 90 Boo Fnt -i'h
aaJ moral eaef.te- go bring about ihe NIGH
change d. lt the greatest imP'ri.lre- We i1t'