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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27
ADVANTAGES OF DRESS.

The following anrcdoie, illustrative of
the advantages sometimes 90 be derived
from gaudy apparel, is from . late nun.
Der Of the Virginia Advocate.
While Mr.. Rises. the American Minis.
ter, resided in Paris, General Wool, the
Inspector General OF the United States
Army, being on q Tour Of observation in
Europe. expressed a desire 10 visit the
Tuilleries. Mr.. X. readily consented 20
introduce him a. the next Levee. But
when Gen. w. arrived al the Hotel of the
American Minister. on his way 10 the Pa
lace, Mr.. X. vas asinnished al the splrn.
dor of his dress and lrsppings. which,
added 10 hne person, made very inn
posing display. On his name being an.
nounced in The audience chamber. with
his title Of Inspector General of all the
Armies Of the United States. (ihe CAV
conrliers were probably not aware OF the
extent nf the American Peace Establish
ment. 5000 men, scarcely sufficient to
guard The Kings person from the machi-
nations of assassins, the richness of the
court dress, and the splendnr of his epau.
let's and feathers. Immediately attracted
the eyes Of the whole court. Indeed.
the Inspector General was evidently the
lion Of the evening, and was soon seen
in close confab with the citizen King.
The next day, General w. again cali
ed on Mr.. Rises. equipped as before. and
said he was on his way to dine with the
King. and asked Mr.. r. if he was no,
going also. Mr.. r. not being invited,
never before having heard or a stranger
dining al the Tuilleries. assured General
w. he had been quizzed. But he repli-
ed. there was no mistake in the matter,
for Louis PHILIPPE had invited him him
self. Il then appeared that General w.
had informed the King Of his intentions
TO sci out in few days for Antwerp, for
the purpose nf examining the for,resses
and duck yards there, and that his Males
ty, having a similar visit in conlempla-
ton, proposed that they should travel to-
geIher: and in order tn become better &C.
quainled belnre they set out. invited Gen.
w. To dine with him next day. In This
case al least, nothing was lost by fine
dress and splendid trappings. Mr.. Rives.
whose unostenIatious dress and diminu-
tive proportions were so completely e.
clipsed by his more happy country man,
was left To eat his own ragout and drink
his own wine solitary and alone, al his
own hotel,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

Horih Trying.--I, is said. on the an.
thori,y Of paper read befnre the Ento-
biological Society Of London. tina, a net
Of fine black thread, with the meshes an
inch square, placed against an open win
dow, will effectually exclude flies. owing
to an optical illusion produced BY the nei
in the eyes Of the insect. II this he true.
tidy housewives and watchful nurses may
find it discovery Of much importance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

Yankee Mgenuity.-A gentleman Of
Albany has invented a machine represents
ing female figure as large as life, sitting
on a pedestal, holding in her hand an
accordion, on which she performs several
pieces Of music. This figure, il is said,
so nearly resembles life. that the motion
Of the chest in the act Of respiration is
distinctly visible. She moves her head,
fingers the keys Of the instrument with
her right hand. and draws and presses
the bellows with her left; she also heats
time with her foot to the music. and does
many other wonderful things. The own
er intends to take the machine To England
for exhibition. Boston Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

The imperial palace a, st. Petersburg.
recently destroyed by fire, was TOT feet
in length. $50 feet in breadth, and co.
vered 654,237 feet OF ground.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

Against fortune oppose courage; against
PASSION, reason.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

Mafun. MrKs,. X. Mcclellan. A. McCielsn Ne.
ciutc. Monte. Morgan. Morris Murray. pslmct.
Parkc', Poyoict pcnnybackef. Pbrlgs. Plumct.
Potter. Ptau. Prenliss. Rhei. Rcbstdsua. Rncs
Robertson Shelter. Shcp.ot. Tsvior, Thomss. ~.
tus To"rey. raro"r. VAT. Wsgencr, Webster.
Wtricsey. J. ". Williams woub,peion, Yen.
The vote bcioe declared by tie Speaker. NJ
Gray. 81 New York fslj he voted 10 The oiffma
Ave Tor The purpose of moving ttconsidrfa son.
Tie gave The notice nov. aud would move for the
reconciliation tomorrow morning.
Some miscellaneous business cam. ur. when the
appropriation bill was brought before the House
ior the expenses OF toe War Department.
SEN,rg-Tac b.'' or The Ctil aud u aioma,i-
expenses 81 custfaiuuut came from The lloa-c aud
vas referred 40 the COMMITTEE on Finance.
TIE Cumberland Road 9il cane up a, oue 81
clock. aud the discussion CIR aud against lhe
ORE continued throughout The day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

81 ,p~rs Fsyag banks in rsrmsni fof thr pubic does
The vote was takra az stshi aSiaek, Hno decided 70
the nrxsite. A. faliswts Yeas "a NAYS ~
Nc Webster thea is,rodsrrd saspamsni. with
some lea remarks, ~ liza 81 the 2sd s~riian II Mr.
Csihoaa The sipsndsnra; Of Nj Nrhsirf uia.-r Il
neorssasy 10 make ssectsu Va the ioads received
e Government da.s. WHISTLER iof pie Al The laaa
oihces Mr. Bsnipn heN IN passion shea lsis ame nd
m~ni was oH~fed aai spoke II some leugth aPsn q
Ne walker says he ,hsii vote iof THIS ancad'aspt
Mr ktug u Ala, says he sbali vote sgaissi Il
Mr. BeH'va has ia,i offered AZ amtntneni 20 MIR
CAlhouns sfnendrnrni, the effect OF Which - 20
bach q The OLD System 81 sf1nd CREDIT
NJ fouag oGsrrd substitute ~ Mr. Bcntsnp amend-
nl-ui. which Mt sccep,rd
Mr Srsirf thought ibai Mr. Benton had offered hs
tmeodmvut tyf the purpose Of embarrassing tie tAL
Mac e. deck p. m Senate s,ill in scs,ios.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

W. ne 'oh.erber', beng appointed ~ the Hon
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.h'- titfet4i ani OK u4a-tHs liuni The - dey u
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ass &C dp Therefore hereby ste niies tAsi lsn 81
si4j T. Tics bul1ets IL SAL sgroIatmcLi, ~ ihe
hnals 80 J. T. Buiiafi. ~ Mil4iel. va. 600 ihs Il. 81
tsys I'd !4Ee ali De.susf peEi. ira ol.o.G 4lfI .
.'eilek ?. y 10 egrh 4 49, 14Yf
LUTHER FILLMORE.
Asa CARDSEn. N9""s'f'Nf''
rstcs r. Ni3lltiaVa, ret. 70. ~, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

Tr'auar Moesws, Aprl aoai Washington dates
by tir last mail wiii bs sceo, down To rhatsIsy
inclusive. The Senate having rassed a sab Treasury
tiIl dfcadfuly muulatrd, ~ only noe osic',ts, and
having forthwith ssai The same 10 the House. u ".
fo',hw,lh lad upon the iablersshsf aueit W neither
II will ever be taken any notice Of hereafter, rrma'n'
10 be seen Tho Is the wsr 10 Get nd Of an Ugly OF
spung c,villy Tae Loco rocos have bil " their
tNlf Cambrssng - which they attend to tfng for
wstd.
Nothing worthy Of note ftom Causda since out las,
rreat battle fought - Conncc,icu, yesterday
and w. shsl soon know tho result The ,orescsPce,
10 come Of second beat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
THOMAS WHCOTTs ESTATE.

STATE or PERMONT.l YrlE II remembered,
D,sinefof Rafand, IS ! - that q, q spec al Pro-
ta'' nrt helat l,aud 10 said dstnc. ts 2ilh DAY
Of H4rch, 4 . 1850
Prescott UtH HILL. lutte.
- ns'fu neni pnrparG. t. tc The a, vii ont tee
tamea' Of I d Wlicou ate Of p5i-ld, so 'aid d,
trc' esrl,ei, JeDs fc.cn.I be 90 ri h,rs ~ H.
VIVA VIII ui the sy.girK therein UapeI i,r yf0bats,
o. DO utdrri hy fail eorr. % a. 81 lfuots colcftEed
t,srru De- aun-1 tp aear "a ,ss.op 10 80 holden At
E.i.a.i na 'he Grsf NIHisy ot ~ p nest, Rhl 'how
r'u.e. Il boy they nsy sse aga n,t the probate Il fai
wI which pufro,t q 90 fafher lsrsJ, that's copy
e n.s .r4er DC Published f.s.- ~ce.s suoees.issy
ths RuI4ld Herald, .tl,sl % Roland ron G.ay
BE-.
Is UB TO'VeLCF, R,r,ssr.
roe copy. n. o 10" siEf, Res,.ieS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
JOHN RICHARDSON'S ESTATE.

SI'7TE OFFEWON r. I'D = II remembered thst
Cnurt held at Rutlaul ia sr dnJrct Ms 2lh dsy u
March, A. n. 1899.
Present WI HALf. Judge.
cory n( tho lat will and te,inaent % John Rich
arispn, lpo II Newton hc county "l NtIhessx sol
state II ,..aclu.ots J,c u.ei Idly allowed aui pro-
vel Ia the probate clur, for IA" f1ly 81 1direK
toresad. beng 10 the here that said copy may be
Gioi anl recorded ia the probate court or the district 81
made sal rtotilel.
Il % hereby ordered thtt an persons 'ucsrne1 hs
10 d appear before 'ail court scfo thereof Ia
te holden 81 E0''aYi ou the first Mon lay 81 Nay next
anI c"te the Cling aud r'c1rlns oi ihc copy 81 sad
viii ~ Aforesaid, # ihfy cause. ~ winch lg poso
further ordered that copy ,no record 81 THIS
Ser be- Pubishel three weeks succcssvdg Ia tis Rut-
laud Herald printed al Nutlaui - soon - may 10.
A true royy f rfcao.
- Aue,i, n u IOWSLEE. Rrzntes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

The HOOt .hykSt begins to feel little Of the spirit
which to be nus ny itself into the Atlantic G 1t
les. Within a few DAYS number Of large toad, have
passed through town from the western part OF this and
Berkshire county. The Wooden Mills are stirring
little more actively than they have been wont to do aud
hon &C nm impulse is given 60 the Wool market The
Wool above alluded 10 purchased but recently by
The manufacturers IN worcester county, hut al what
prices we could not learn r. Boston Saxony Is quo.
ted at % = fail blood, ~ 30 half blood - 40 :
Common, half blood 80 81 Lambs Wool, No. ], 40
az in New York, Ssxony, a 80; common pulled
wool - To 80 -.Norihanptoa Courier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
ISL SMITHS ESTATE.
STATE OFVERHt

STATE FFER-dCNIl /pHE lion the Probate
Dtio~t Of R4aaf.1, - : - Caar far me d"'nei
q k1.isnf
90 a rsrsn1s Concerned ip he es4o 4 ~ Suih, late
II Darry, Ierrssei. '@-'atf.
HtslcIf. D. .s ha.. 60 ifaae ,h.i' ir.rutor' II
it1 @'i-t~ s4i l'.c-teI- pra'r' q" r's seceust
Of fbrfr 4ia4Itfs sat 3frfsa' 'hff ersoun usains,
'al fff4ie So a1wsLef 81 i~ Count q" hs hpl ist,
o. lt1t.snl 10 49,. darei, the 1T Monday Of nay
l-atr
Thsr,efs yousrs hsrfhy l7iife4 10 spps.s beioFs
ssJ ,osfist ne tins AMI pace .FgiasI .iow
soy you base, Why Ne fa4 aeesgLt shsi nel IL al
owed
Cirsa a-.3sr ny SO az SO s.sl efssit pree.,s
I'll eoan - R4tsss, 10 fsi- -.,lfei lhii ssth Gay
~ 6sfsh. D iss3.
IS n. 3 YoFsLEe. R$ssag.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
BRIGHTON mARKET--Mareh 10, 1898.

At market. 800 Bee. Cattle. $40 Sheep and 1850
Swinc-G0 Beef Cattle unsp,d.
Pmcts. RsJ CaHie-Last weeks prices were not
supported, and reduce quotations NJ follows :
EStra 81 first quality 30 - second quality sG
. third quality s. 10
Ae'S Lots were taken AT , IS, 3 %, 4 80 and SIS
s'c'"c-Dun Lots TO peddle al : Z IA for sows,
snd a IA for barows; lot OF oc-at retail To-
10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

The Western Georgnn says, it is rumored that Gen
Charles II Nelson had been killed IN engagement
with the lndianstha, John Ridge hrd been shot in Ar
kansas, while engaged IN addressing n council al his
cnnnlrymrn mud that John Ross. principal chief of the
Chrrokeees, had committed suicide II one of these
three rumors be true, II is quite well for truth
be expected.--B Tunes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
DIED.

la his town. Thursday last, Samuel l. son Of
Emerson Whitney, sged fifteen months
H. Castirton, frb iJln, Bella Rogers Revolutions.
~ PensioneI. agrd %
10 Brn".ngtun, East Village, 18th uli. Mr. Sophia,
wiie O.! james Alien. sErd 81.
~ has residence IA Arlington, 2jd ult DR. Abel
AylcswcTlh, aged -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

The Paper Mandatory in Sudbury improved nv
Messrs WIN. Parker X CO of this city, Boston was
totally destroyed by fire. On "Wednesday morning There
was large quantity Of stock on hand. mud some paper
ady for market which had been retained in consr.
quence az tn" bad travelling. The cause Of the fire
cannot be asccrtaned-lB.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

&Dr Early, Of Springfield, recently shot in that
pace, by Mr. II u Truett, Register Of the Land Of
fee at Galcna. The aifray grew cut of a political rni,
undermining but as they both belonged 70 the same
party We presume no great account will be made Of IL
Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

t1he Peoria lllinos) Register states that gang Of
Two hundred counereiters aud rogues nesng That
State thy hardly fail Of making profitable bu.
learn are great deal better than the genuiue.-lB
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
Windsor EgnmgI NOtes.

'INtIE BIN. 4 the Bank NJ Wiai.1r VIII DO received
l. IN pawn nj for good, jy he rl'.cr,hrr,
BUKr & MASON,
RI1aul, April 2 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
W RIiIED,

In Shrewsbury. on the 18Th ait, by Joel u Low, Esq
Mr. Lyman Iiauhorn Of Lauungburgh n Y, 70 Miss
Angelina Adrch II the former place.
In Shrlblrn, on the l4h inst, by the Rev. S. A.
Cane Sr lyron Flrlabird t. siiss Lucy l. Conslock
daughter OF L-y Constock it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
W.ianeTas, Monday evening, MAreA 20.
IAs 81 efshs S.t- TSsAsary Ba4 - ths Ss.lzif.

The Sub TIE ssafg Bal rsmr before thr SENATE st the
usss bosg Or pfl7rr1 Hs tis orders Of thf dAys
great eFsse IA stencsza taIiaal a. sss sua hssf lie
la.s cf the debate. tbs s,h read laioash snc
throerh By Tie Secretary e tie s~Gs ,segHring q
~ b~gsaaiug "a ecslns e ~ ries-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
G. I'd IA seed .
BOSTOT SEED-STORE,

n ~ ~uberL-r DO, been Je,.saa,,d d, aa Agent
Il oI ,Ac
BOSTOT SEED-STORE,
Co !Iru - seei, 4 900 kl .r be Gariea suI Nlrcfy.
'ie nss rsc.aty received Ok # valuable GsrIsu
,-s's io retail.
tie ha.a.,r snail 'ai ~ SuG 4 EEGT zee q. irr.
a'nfei To him by ntis4hac for srtu,ls 4'r.ou.on,
90 elro-t-se ihe raising q valuable vegetable.
NlLLlAhlFiY.
Buua1', AarI ?. 1883 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
List OF Letters remaining IN the Post okcc a
Rutland VI, March 81. 1888.


iiAt OF Letters remaining III the foN oihcc
Rutland Vt, March 81, 1885.
-
AMIN uANlEL llH'H A"shh .
nem'.s Waiter add S"phtonia Mise
hies phlnrdef ofd ttsneee M'''
haho I,s' ph NuHo' l"nnmn
Nfo~n i"frph, Nafti w I.. an u w.
ilW't" L,rna hr' Ipsg'od - u
Nhemah hcynWn Flfhsns" 0'wa'' ".
naooh'ia S''ah Mas r"',et Aliea O., -
hu't"r Harvey WIS N''h whitney
buhh ln'hrrd lt's'"h W."
ll'trt tanioe Mi'' pAg"td
huron" Low u. lleik@ N,e'A"uot
CcNeI1ad chester por"ns h''''
go -. 80 - pun uasi
Couuu Cicrs Rcynnd. Jonathan
~, ' ,,, y, wv VII,
,. wv. '' nv w. ~ ,. e,,.nn H.
=. 49,, YUM" 4, ~ a. - a..
~, s. H. H. ~ a..
~, ~, -, ''"',, ,.''"' ~! -
~ !, W" p''"''f 80,
~, "I'''" =" 'N,''F, a.
,:uu{ N"n'n 90" i,'"'i 10
~ :, " liner ''" =, A.,
rus He.e,to ,"o" W -, TN TN 'i''
CIV Lugoho 'Im,' " -. W
800 ~ ~ w. '"u' 80 a, ~
roster W nl"u '"'h ,su'n ''''
wv "cW w'u 7 .NnS"" s '''.l ~ ~ ,.
~ ,"",I, , '""v.'r a..
W'ltN .'n" :, =, Nap.Ho,s W'in '''
Crdln,s vida Mrs ,'rho,n,op Cytl
Gorham Chaunccy y. Waller ROYAL Ia
Giynn Mttia Miss Wells icnl'mln
Gould Mcd'n ward 'hren"y
!, wiley J9h9 whaney nme,'o'
,aNey '",he''no NJ" , Wnn@s, Wa,'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

- 10 sod WHITE GLOVER SEED--unI HERDS
IL GRASS SEED ior sale Also, Pine Bparl, snJ
fi.hh.
A HALE.
Rutland, ieril ; 1888, I,.Gw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
from As Wa,sisgtar eo-ysspond,af # tie ye,r YorL
DAILY EzPreg
WAstuyCroS March - !
Saturday Evening


Saturday Evening"
The Ssa,ie Cas- nser thrJng-d ihis mnrniug nd
during the day by great crowd, brought together for
the paPa.e Of serns and hearing The paiea haa
discussion and eectsion Of the subTfrasufy Bill
Mr. Sadthard had httr accouBt settle with hs coll
ltsgur. Mr. w,u, fora savage attack made upon hin,
=aa the VA z party Of Nr~ Jersey. ga ~ hours
speech, bsgIn a. And closed sight The r,la.
der Of Spuihard the mos, eloquent speech have
beard han make, aud oa- dsiin. ui,hrd iDf good
sens ability The winds II hts past history
has eren maay and hon lflbie IN the rItrri- ti~
pltt1n "a which Sir S,nthsri hs. ihr,Nn he call,s
aay ihiig but enys5e oae OF oau ihll W.ll sails
~ ais constituents
Mr. White - he ihrre hsufs 10 opposition n she bill
wAsu the SraatoTs eea-ed sp~ak on matters oie ,n
20 he ell snd e7mneac~d acton upoa crtain proposed
I'd itrats to thr hN
ST. ktng q Als6asui rafta ps by way II co1nprousr
pfnPasrd a. The hfst 1faeud~ht thAt the - section
Of tas bHi-Nf Calhoun hard uour, s~cll.u oi thr
b.I-te tnrnded ~ srik.ns uGi .e .sSt l-i- aud 10.
srriag The ief1, the tlue fsF commencing the
specie eols-eiioas e public fsE~noe upou ihl. ino
Ton "a sirEr "u' ,3s sHd insert ls33 thr vose stood
a. flov, i~Es s2-Nsysa
TIE IN % tmP9risui vote - the daV aila Wsd
tt1g Mr. Aafhasfls mpiipa 10 tlfike NJ AalnYuns
haze uon~s seciiou from the bail
- yss' ssa Gays ~efs eftsEvd sBd The Tots s,ooa
folioWs
fs"-Mrasr, Bsysfa Baehsa,a. Clsv n K.niasky.
1lsytaa, cniira1en. Cethh-ri. Dare Faltou. Grandy
hmgh'. McKee, Msfurk, Mefri. klrhoiIs, Ffenii.s
lfFtiohr hisrs, acaaiEs n hiaaon Roe "a Srsrf
hl@ Q, tafisns Scotland s5~Ecr sssit, Tsiimacge
'is'Ha' Wa, Nes.ss', WAITE, Hillsus-3l
aN!'-sgsi@@ sif4kzsg ea'- avSss A lea Bcniaa
pose, Csieaaa. Clas - Ai4bsia. Hgha.ft Enr
"a LnEPs.E Lysa. Ass',a Ni.s., Assssg, Psstos.
~. saah q Coss, ssfssss Trolarr, wskss.
W gsi. sa@ foanr-4i
~ tiPtar, 81 Iss,a, ,Ass tsifssse-s an .sSAss.
'S9"'s'F lAii She Ssfrfla=si rersigs sAs ro.rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

Post Office open Sundays. from to O'Clock p. NJ
Post Office removed TO the north front IN the Court
House. +. J. ORNsBEE T.. NJ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01
From the N. Y. Express.
DISGRACEFUL RIOT.

Last evening the dsgraceful farce of
Fanny Wright and Co. was again repeated
at the Masonic Hall, and we venture to say
more brutal scene never disgraced the
annals ofthe great Commercial Emporium.
AT the usual hour for the commencement,
the Hall was filled to overlooking, and not
less than 5000 tickets probably were dispo-
sed OF at the usual price one shilling each.
At the commencement of she Lecture,
some slight interruption took place from the
hooting and Kissing of the crowd, but this
was speedily put down by the interference
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01
MI SELL. HE0 US
III .N'rER AL Low T.,
BY MRS 4 II. siGouRNEy.


have seen mothers love endure every
test unharned, and come forth from the re-
fncrs furnace pnrged from that dross o,
selishneas which the heart Is wont to hnd
mingled aiih 'lF pnrrs' eoiu' y ~" 70
pended on her o'ly son all the i"iin'Ss .. 81
her affection, and the little gains OF Nous
try She denied hersrii every sope'n oi'f'
that he might receive TIE bcheh's o, eo"e',
ton ard the uduiErhcirs wat 't,'u"''
coveis. SAe sat silently ny het Sl'as ~
and linhted her SINGLE candle, aha fe9''ne'
him with intense delight, as he amused h''''-
self with books OF seogn' OUT t"e ''a5o %.
for the following day. ne expenses % r., ms
school were DISCHARGED by the 'a',"f Oh n''
hands, aud glad and proud was she TO DE-
STOW on him privileges which her own y" ~,
had never been permitted to snare. one
believed him to be diligently acquiring ''ie
knowledge which she respected oh' "",
unable to comprehend. HIS teachers ana
his idle companions knew "'her"'Se' 'o :'n
his studies he acquired suihc'eht 10 aseo"'9,'
his simple and admlring parent win "'S',
sounding cpithets and technical tef'ns-a'''
depised her for not understanding ihem.-
When she SAW him Disconnected al COM
pairing his situation with th"t OF o'',' , WI"
We're above him III rank, she dehiea heise''
of almost bread, that sue mig ut AGA d lux
ury for his table or garment TO his warn
robe.
She erred in Judgment, and he IN COZ.
duet, but her changeless love surnouh'ed
al. Dun ,ne:e was 'bat l;1r in his cold
e'e'y Yea, u , w. .at,,rnod M caress
anu SENS" 'ea''. ast or defiance
ano MS manner asSu'' o,a ,he alteration or
one s'ro'e no' 10 p PEI" ,..,th tho reelection
sadiy so'aceu ne'S.n ". cIonan
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01
ORIGINAL POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
EA RTTLY sc II N ES:


Ay, earth hath many sunny spot,
Where spring the flowers of hope and joy
And tho the tempest in his might
RACES, he cannot al destroy.
Hone wi II revive tho often broken,
TO cheer and bless the dropping heart
And in our path, mid woes unspoken,
The brightest buds of joy will start.
And many heart with kindness fraught
We find, and many lip sincere
Tho smiles too often are assumed,
And falsely beams the glitering tear,
Who does not know how sweet it is,
Among deceiIful crowds, to iind
A few kind hearts, sincere and true.
And tongues deception cannot bind
Such are the joys which earth affords
And they who hope for higher bliss,
Where all is beautiful and true,
Must seek in other worlds than this.
Earth has its pleasures and its woes
JOY binds the spirit to the sod,
While grief n sacred influence yields,
And leads the chasened heart to God. II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01

NEWSPAPERS VS.. DRINK. 81 positively
never knew man in the country who was
too poor to take a newspaper. Yet two
out Of three, even respectable people, read
no newspaper but what they borrow. As
speak generally ! hope that offend none.
IF do-the greater the necessity to speak
out. Every man is able conveniently to
take a newspaper How many who think
themselves too poor to take newspaper,
pay four times as much for drink Mis-
cradle man, poor art thou!'-Franklin.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01

The bark of the willow tree burnt to
ashes, mixed with strong vinegar, and ap-
piled to the parts, will remove all warts
corns, and other excrescences on any part
of the body.