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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
ar GEonGE TAYLOR,


IN place Of H. Shepherd Mosi removed and of him
aDI hrs sgen,. only the genuine imported Medicine
be obtained ~ the United States The medicine IS IN
and 50 packets, with No. aud Pills Ia thcm,snd IN
hoxts OF - aud 50 cs each, with one kind IN box, so
that No or can be- obtained separately II wanted
the spring the boxes will have both kinds IN them
also, boxes Of powders, 90 els. each. We do URGE
all who wish 10 get this "bot Of medicines" 10 attend
10 the following directions when purchasing IN
vermont, eeifiherc is a label tho box packet
reading Geo. Tayor' Gen agent Of the Unit states
OF America, appointed by Morrison, Moht. & Go. Brit
Ish College Of HEALTH Jas Morson.lae Hygeist, Ham
iiton Place, Kings Gross, London. Geo. Tayloy. Nor
rson Moat & CO.. anl Jas. Morrison the uygoist,
fac smiles Of their respective signaiuies ALso-be
particular TO see that each box packet 10 sisned
in writing by PANGBoRy & BRIssMAiD, and also sign
cd by the sub agent OF whom you purchasing at
tend 10 these rules and you viii get the Genuine PILLS
and viii get an article TINT will 90 you good IL Medi
cine Should any lie oferedin Vermont without all
OF the above signatures them the public may rest
sured that they not made by Morrison the Hygest.
Applications ior Sub Agencies will he promptly atten-
dod 10. terms liberal No Druggist or Pedller will be
appointed IN my case whatever every sub agent will
have certificate of his appointment, signed by Geo.
Taylor, U s. Agent, aud signed in writing by Papgborn
Brinsmaid state agents for Vermont, and printed
certificate OF appointment, to suspend in his place of
business aud by the request Of any person they will
show the written appointment sign,d by US. We con-
scieniousy recommend this medicine TO all who need
M dieine can be given safely and with good effect 10
young children. RS well as grown persons. Those who
have used IT. do invariably continue its whenever
they need any medicine The reputation of it is well
established and needs no flaming, putting advertisements
TO sutanit 1t has been injured by counerlet:, but
the college have seat out agent whom they have
perfect confidence. II is their, aud his and intention
10 do what TO enable those who wish il, 10 get
the genuine ArorrisoDs IIygean Vegetable Universal
Medicine made at the British College OF Health in Lon
don.
PANGBORN BRINSMAiD,
Vermont State Agents. appointed by Geo. Tay
Tor, - Chamber st. New York.
Mcssrs DAVIS Il ROBERTS, of Factory Point, are the
sOle agenis tnr the county nf Renninoinn lQ.f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Asura,r, N. H.ysn. 1889.

DIR. RaNisnd-I soi1 phial Of tho Matehle,. SAM
use 10 gentleman VINO was 10 q Con frs,.d (,s,,,,,
iso', pronounced r 4sF ny RELIEF auI coc6osd
10 h, rooR-he bad ssiled bis sdsirs aud prepar. 10
meet hi, late Tie has not lsken whole bottle ana
i@Poies the 70 the SaSsafirs ana TO nohrr .l,a
Nsny ether who have taken II make similar sis,s.
ments.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Price so Cents.

- g. N. J. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
~. yer, Tinmouth NJ. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, g. G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pittsford Boyn'on d
Martin, Orwell G. II. Walker, Benson
A. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley O. Lei'
fingwell, Poultney; VIM. Moulton d Co..
Castleton +. Slason, aud Daniels d. Bel.
Rutland. 2o:40tiay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
&c oRRls NICHOLS, P, u.
uAnryonp. CT. April u. 193e.

UARTTonD.Ct AnfI z, Iol6.
Dea Sh--.Hy daughter, who had u dtsfre@ing cough
raised great deal Of matter and who was aiiced WIN
paipifdon ne heart, has taken rhiai Of the Sana-
tiyeand s now VEIL. Others also bear testimony 10
lis good siIecs Yours respectfully,
G. Il. C0-NSTOCk,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
SUB AGENTS.

Geo. II Fish, Middlebury, addison County.
OA. Keith, sheldon, Franklin
s. f.. Morso, Craflsbury Orleans
John Kelsey, Danvillc, Caledonia -
". G. Goddard, Windsor. Wirds0r
M. s. auckland, Bellows Falls, Windsor
ii, w Porter, Rutland, Rutland
W. w. Coowell, Montpelier, Wdshmgion
Foster Grow. Chelsea, Orange
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

From Timoihy George, Esq, oumsion, Me-
my wife has been considered Of consumptiye habit
for Two year, attended with iesere cough but has a.
ways or generally attended 10 her domestic concerns
until the iorepar of lat winter. when she had severe
attack OF pain IN hsr SIDE, and dis'ressed for breath
immediately called upon Of our best Physicians no
attended CAREFUL, upon her, aud was well satisfied
with his treatment Of her case though her distress was
partially E.leratrd there hope of her recovery
her Doctor oil her that she had the euBsuuuiion H6d
that her LEFT LUNG WAS P.7RTLgLLY COE.
StbEU aud seemed 20 despair Of her recovery as well
- myself we calculated she could cot continac bot
thorl time, he left her nothing but sleeping powder 10
command her resi. whcn providentiaily IA 10 with
these sanaiiye Drops. and though she was altogether
laiess The If drop she took gave her soe relief she
continued Sking ihon exactly neeorlins 10 tie dire
tionsler appetite restored 10 ehild appetite
s1d abe Continued gradually recover 90 that 10 not
kae~ boz he' htaat al good has han sis.te
re raarriea, say Zen gears.
n Is. She took about one ani one hall bottle, when
she called heTseH WELL,
TIMOTHY GEORGE.
oTinste0. Maine, April %, iese.S
" he above Medicine s for sale by ID s GOH,-
LIND GeoeFsl Agent. Ias Washington direct Ho,on
SNsff numerous iis certifying 70 ne rood eGse, 81 IA,
H'sffiHs nay es ssfa- Ass sold b. naos II fhs ia,
hnAsisfs ~ AnisFcs. Price, three anI one tbI a., nj
''st ~ So) per hal oaaee.
II Tor sale II The RDilsnd Book Store bv ~ -
7@''' Pr Doi's' ssw6n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Bra,tleborO, March IL, 1888,

ar Certificate from Saml Cutting, Esq, Of Gutltord
Jermoaf.
Samuel Cutting, of Guilford, VI. would certify that
haye suffered Tor more Than two years post from Sc
we're lung complaint, attended with severe pain in m
side aud back, and with general debility. have used
great variety Of medicines from various Physicians 10
his vicinity, and received advice IRON the eminent
Physicians Of Boston, without the least benefit. am
now using the la bottle Of the .Nafcsss
medicine has greatly relieved me. The pain in my side
comparatively WELL and my strength has gained very
much feel confident that the Sanaiice alone has al
iorded me the relief, aud would cheerfuy reconmeBd
Il 10 al who ore suffering with lung complaints, and
advise ihemto try the medicine without delay.
SAMUEL CUTTING.
Gsilforl March TO- 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
. ealllieale n ll,nlaalln RalIlg. N.

THIS may certify, that f1r more than twoycan a.
bored under aud distressing affection Of o.,
lungs, calling IN al the aid of Physicnas thnt could d,
obtained, with little relief until dosppited OF cr
being able again 20 benefit myself and family and v,,,
II not for The use ol opium to keep UP tho cxccme1
should not have boon able 10 get about AZ all Whtl
this condition. considering mysolf in firm con'umpi-
was induced 10 take bottle Of Roy. n II, DOWN,
Elixir, and found immediate relief thercom--la.l at
my cpium--contuutd the lusamic Ellxir--wls ulit I,
be about my busmcss aud have thus continued of n.
last six months comfortable, and have hesitation Do
saying the public hat The said Baaamie was the oa
Of J.y recovery, and do most chocrluy nnd tr
mostly reeommcndit, Tie public.
BfNJAiN BAlIEY.!r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Canton, Apri &c, 1887.
Ce.nEeate q Lnke HlieAeacl

HAVING received great lencGi from the Of ODE
Res. N, III. Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, | take rlcr,we
10 rccunpienain, IL TO othors. rs effects wcrc 20 t.
icyc me ola coughwith which HAD been troubled moe
orlcfs for several months il promoted oKpoctoatu
and relieved me iAn uneasy sensation about the ehD
which had ieltnevily year Asl could procure cuy
one bottle ut the time, have moi had M Opportunity Of
testing its morts 10 the extent dosirahe cGcc,us
perfect cure of diseased state Of the lunss but fom
what relief have experienced, | think it worthy Of
trial by all afflicted With lung complaints il attended
seasonaby.
LUKE HITCHCOCK
Cazcnovia, June T.. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Ta6s g. fAeNswoRTH.

Cornwall posr orr,cE, W. Apsii O, 1855.
Dear eu--The Maehlcss sauaile T. very highly .s-
fssitd 10 THIS quarter audis getting iaio gtaeru nso
Yours &c.
SAMUEL EyERTs, Pm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

The within named Fefc s. Parmalee of Middlelown
!rnn my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont, Connecticut, Except Fairfield county iIampden
Hampshire and Franklin Countess Mass Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, N. Hampshire.
HI The United States Of .4merca
And this letter which is signed by me b. BRANDRETH,
in my own hand writing mnseSso be signed by the within
named General Agent whose uame Will also appear in the
principal papers in the United States. This caution has
become absolutely necessary to guard the public against the
numerous countereits which of the above popular
medicine
b. BRANDRETH, MD.
New York, February %, 1887
Geo p. Walton is General Agent for Vermont lex.
cept Windsor, Windham Rutland and Bennington counes)
and authorised to appoint and supply agents
except in the counties named above,
FERRE g. PARMALEE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITsit.
Al Pills pupor,ing 10 be DR. Brnndre,h's aud sold by
persons without certificate as above are CountfJeh,
The fohowing are Ferre 4. Paynraiee's .9geats :
Geo. p. Walton, General .4get.
Jackson & Ketcbam, brandon,
Henry Siuonds, Rayord,
A. Allen, FdhhoUm,
Boynton & Austin, OrpeH
Mr. Horton, HuLJarton,
L. Aiken, Benson,
II. T. White, Castleton,
Levi Lewis, Heiis.
Stanley Lefiingwel & Go. Hest Foulfney.
"A. Bliss, East Pouifaey,
Merit Clark Middieiown,
II. Clark, Pauietf,
Thomas M'Daniels DANNY,
N. w. Sawyer, 1inmoah,
d. II. Sabio Woiing}ord
c. B. Hn, Ctarendon
WIN. Fay, General Agent for the counties Of
Rutland and Bensngton 29:ly
BRNSiNGIcN COUNTY.
l.. c. Orvis, .Nanctcsfer.
Cheney & Harrington. Faefory Point,
Harrington & Langdon, Dorset,
G. Mpore Jr., East Rupert,
C. Ewell. Wst Rnpen,
Deuing s. Hill, arlington,
J. & A. IIougbton, South shqflstury,
N. l.. Robinson, Remington q. Formal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

80 ~. cosptn-n 60 asehed g. ~ tesyis ana sssoss
~ 81 10 ssf,sty aDd hrA to- - - tsf'
az cgafs sna sat< - 20 ard iae ann
"a ~ ~ edsf q 10 PICTORIAL EMBELLISHMENTS
D. ihe asisrntafsoa ~ tie sbl'sscf 60 ese'y neAAs
ssaisiain thc setrosiiy ehcn Tie lsdes torPiesn
bee difantd
Froa us fsrorolHg ~iil ~ pssre.se5 that dc laoit
CoEraslas cstces ever aspatinsai within ilr aHEe -
ls 80 tho Soc arts nnd ne s'efiohs ~ c,fre
Will D. great 10 render the wufb eFas Z" an,
sahsg eslaut 10. 6ssfur ard grnefsi ivsiu.ansh 81
restl1 ssey contemporary JeHfnA 10 ihc laoa eaictaad
% fart ssa, she ether side 81 Tie Atsatc have strong
/, .sefied is urd,niabA claims q tho LADIES' CopsHioa
tic snpPoii " lbc p@bic seBeHly There 10 wa
ihs sst. csdrfs sach gstst ~ iheir satrf
taa TIE PRIZE AK1IcLES Wal all he pshiislcd
dsag tho year. IAe<e anitct W comprise le secctss
sl eanddaiet fnr the psrnans Of essand doaaIs
vstaed /. coao,sise If sfap ecn,omsn ~ Ass1si 'as
TERMS---Thrcc Dollars n year. an adNnnce,of
lfFfour Dollars during the ,car..tN
No subscription rsesiesd fer less shaH oHt seaI.
etiefs te aAdresfed to the pfoIfctor al Aa. iV
MILAN w. sNowDES.
Proprietor
Office lGi rultau slseel, (Bei~een i,iiiiem esa Mas
,au sIrf,fs Ncs, York 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

ypnIs hly and ini,ciors disorder.he It ever - ~.
~ ,,lers,e may be cured ~ one hoafs arp'c"'oa oy
,t.t t4sr af
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
NOTICE TO HYcEIsTs IN vERa0NT.

TINE GENUINE Morfhou's Hygosn Vegetable
L Universal Medicine. Of the Brish College 81 Health
cen sgsin be had n ih, lite. The college have APP
l. -. -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Elixir ycsctal Baa,msiquc,
n. ". DOWNS
vrgefabie Esafsaniir EIi.r,r.

ynlOR Coughs Ccids. Consumption, Cpiarrh ca.
Asihma, Whocp,ug Cough, aud OF all other dice,
g Of the head. chest and lungs
Pamphlets containing history ni The mclsiat
sketch OF tho difcsses fur vhchit ~ reeommenl.i
uacaics from gDqurshonNhle fopfces--amplt dirert,
accompanying each bottie--asy be had oiany 9th, A
genciof, gratis.
gERIIIIIkTrs.
For the benefit Of The afflicted, leg lcn,o 10 riye M
Rev n. H. Downs Vegetable Bslsptnc Elisirt b.,
cal possible Recommendation. have giytuittos,
al niinc whore lungs evidently Dangerously sat
and Tor whom We were much alarmed after hn,in- i,
many other remedies in vain ihc result ,ihc dre,.
now APPARENTLY removed aud the child restored 10 lith
To effect ,his one phial only has been ued.
sIEPliEN CHANDLER
slonhrhlgc, June 81, ia3e.
ag.The above medicine ior sAic Attic Rut.or5 Bod
Siort.hy
l7il WAY, 3cal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Bratilcboro, March 10. 1888, ''N' 0"0''''

" Certificate from Henry Clark Esq. Of BratHeJoro
This certifes that had suffered for many months from
an obstinate cough which resisted great variety of med
cines until used bottle Of the Mdfcdiess SaHafire
which removed it entirely in the two or three
weeks and restoreim TO excellent health.
HENRY CLARK
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
TERMs---Thrce Dollars year. in advauce,of
dFfour Dollars during the ,car..I1

omes lo1 rsliog s,rei, (B,i~een rfaen eaa Mas
saa sirssfs New York 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAiD.

Vermont State Agents. appointed by Geo. Tay-
Tor, 10 Chamber st. New York.
Alcssrs Davis RoBERTs, of Factory Point, are the
sole agen,stor the county Of Bennington. 19af
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
A NDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIV ERSAL
PILLS."
Security against Cenaterleils.

The within named Fefrc s. Parmaice, of Middleown,
t~nn. my appointed General Agents for the State OF
Vermont Connecticut Except Fairfield county lampden
Hampshire and Franklin Counties, Mass. Cheshire and
Sullivan Counties, n. Hampshiro.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
L. o n d On Porter.

4 ~" doAss o. Superior London Porter, a very
useful article sekress. iof sale By the subscfbr
JOHN STRONG.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
N he United States Of America
New York, February 90, 1887.

Geo p. Walton is General Agent for Vermont lex.
cept Windsor, Windham Rutland and Bennington counes)
and authorised to appoint and supply agents Slate
except in the counties named above,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1888.

neighboriDg cities, and for a few days there
after considerable amount of rascals were
forced and charters annu|led, and excitement
incident to unknoWn causes prevailed for
nine days or more "htbet and yen"
About month afterwards sure enough
go lot OF fruit trees, snugly packed in straw
arrived in the Susan and Caroline, at New
York, marked p. S. in a diamond, direct
from Antwerp, and were forwarded to
their destination, about which time this
story leaked out, and which would have
been before told but for the fear that pri-
va,e credit would have been shaken in
quarters where injury might come unneces-
sarily. The only percaution Peter Snug
acted on and which he took occasion TO
hint to his sons when enquiry was made of
him was-"Dont trust so and so till after
you have had taste Of my .1nt,oerp 1oail
fruit, by which time we shall all know the
result of specuations that may have taken
place based on the siege of Antwerp and
the blockade of the Scheldt."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
From the Maine Farmer.
USE OF SWAMP MUCK.

Mr. Holmes IL have noticed in the
forty-fourth number OF the present volume
of the Maine Farmer, that a friend wishes
to know whether muck which is composed
OF decayed leaves, root and other yegeta-
Bile matters. will do as dressing for land
without being previously mingled with ani-
NAL manure'
As ] have used much Of the muck in
years past, I viii try and answer from
actual experience" | hauled direct from
the swamp, one winter, about 200 loads
upon piece of land of different qualities,
varying from muck, or dark black soil, to
an open, porous, gravelly elevation. On
the black soil, it has done nothlng--the
soil naturally abounded in muck. But on
the gravely elevation it has done much TO
enrich the soil. Its benefits vary much on
different soils. should not put it on wet
land in any case--t is labor thrown away.
without ID is mixed with animal manuret
and in that case, the manure will do az
well without the muck.
should be in favor Of laying the muck
in the barn or hog yard for season, for
the purpose Of destroying the weeds and
seeds with which it abounds. have
found when | have hauled muck direct
from the swamp on my lands, that l have
introduced many of the wild grasses and
weeds that are hard to be subdued.
In conversation with one of my neigh
bors-a farmer who has had some expert.
ence in muck-he told me that when he
commenced operations on the farm on
which he now lives. that he ploughed a
light dry piece Of ground in the fall Of the
year; and being short of manure, he haul
ed what he had on half the piece, and then
went to the meadow and hauled muck on
the other half. and in the spring following
planted the piece to corn. He further
says, that that part of the piece that was
dressed with muck. produced as good corn,
and little the best wheat; and held out as
well for grass, as that dressed with manure
from the barn.
will make an extract from an article in
the 9Th vol. of The N. E. Farmer, (signed'
w. II. Catskill, N. Y, 1907 page 27.
The writer says, Last fall car,ed several
loads of muck on knoll of loan, and put
it 10 one heap, though think it would
have been better to have dropped one load
only in placc-(I think 80, tool In the
spring, PRIOR to planting corn, the muck
was spread and poughed under. The crop
of corn. where the muck was spread, was
arge--I thought larger than where BARN
yard manure was put. A neighboring
farmer has made use of muck for several
years. The first year he thought it equal
to BARNARD manure, and its effects were
perceivable much longer time. The
J soil on which the muck was put, was q
warm gravelly loan.
The muck was used by another neghbor.
ing farmer, for manuring corn in the hill,
in the following manner A row of each,
alternately Of muck, one of barn yard
manure, and one of hog manure. He as
sured me the corn was much the best ma
nured with the muck. The soil sandy
loam.' THO. PIERCE.
Readfeld, January 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
From the Portsmouth Journal.
EXTRAVAGANT EXPENDITUf

EXTRAVAGANT EXPENDITURE.
We cannot wonder at the state of the
National Finances, when we see such a
waste Of public money by the peoples SER
wants at Washington, as is Indicated in the
following extract;
"The speech of Mr.. IIalsted unfolds the
ex,ravagant expenditures of tho present
administration, and shows by what methods
the peoples money is wasted. The state
ments in this speech are incontrover'Ible !;
the administration papers do not deny any
one of them, but say TINT the expenses are
Just and economical. We shall give some
of the items which Mr.. llalsted enumer'
ates."
For jet dcau ornamental water
spouts) $1,000
For papering the East Room" 800
For painting the hail and passage at .oo
the presidents house, iooo
six chars for a room in the capitol
for The Vice President, al $50
piece, lou
Two sofas for the Same room, 2oo
Two marble slabs, <oo
Besides two SPLENDID mahogany
Book. Cases, splended curtains,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
VOL. X.H--No. SIG

chandelier. looking glass. carpet,
etc. etc. (probably,) 400
For the "American Turf Register"
for the Secretary Of State ger
year, 80
Three portraits Of Van Buren,, Is
Ice for the Treasury Department, 104
For The newspapers for the various
per year, TAT
Total, $500
"These nre all small items, to be sure;
but from them can be judged the general
tendency Of the administration to very
free expenditure of the peoples money.
while that very people are nearly in state
of Starvation aud despair"
Zone Hundred Dollars worth Of Ice for
the Treasury Department The riddle 10
solved"
Without doubt every man. woman aud
child, connected with any officer Of the
Treasury Department, is furnished With
ICE" at the expense Of the people -
This is a delightful luxury in hot weather:
but it is one which not one man in five
thousand habitually enjoys in New Hamp.
shire; and we SEQ no more reason why
tho people should pay for tho Secretary Of
the Treasury's ICE than for his ice cream
or his champaign and oysters
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
From the London Euangelicai Magazine.
Il II Il con Ass.

From the London Euang eHcat Maga.ine.
TIL T. COW p A 5.
The storm was loud -before the blast
Our gallant bark was driven:
Their loam,ng crest the pillows rear'd;
And not one friendly star appear'd,
Through all the vault OF heaven.
Yet dauntless still The steersman stood,
Aud saz'd without a sign,
Where, pois'd on needle bright and slim,
Aud lighted by lantern dim,
The compass meets his eye.
Thence taught his darksome course TO steer,
lie brealh'd no wish for day;
But brav'd the whirlwind's hcadong might,
Nor once throughout the dismal night
TO fear or doubt gave way.
And what is oft the Christians life,
But storm as dark and drear,
Thro' which, without one blitesome ray
OF worldly bliss TO cheer his way,
lie must his vessel steer.
Yet let him ne'er to sorrow yield,
For in the sacred page
A compass shines, divineIy true,
And self-ilIumined greets his view,
Amidst the tempest's rage.
Then firmly let him grasp the helm,
Though loud The pillows roar;
And soon, his tolls and troubles past,
His anchor he shall safely cast
On Canaans happy shore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
SPEECH OF MR.. SEWER,

of arkansas, in reply to Mr.. Allen, Of
Ohio, upon resolutions calling for infor-
mation as to the debtors TO The Banks in
Tie District Of Columbia, their o0iciaL
station in the Government, Sc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-06
SILK RIBBON in great perfection is man.

SILK RIBBON in great perfection is man
ufactured by Messrs. 5. e. Il. Whi'marsh,
at their Factory near South Street Bridge.
The loom used was constructed by MIR. +.
Downing, of Enfield. and a more perfect
and beautiful piece of machinery we nave
rarely seen. 1t is capable OF weaving
fourteen pieces Of Ribbon OF different
widths at the same lime and it does weave
eyouisilely. Some specimens which We
have in our possession the product OF this
ma chine, are not surpassed by any Ribbon
of Foreign manufacture. This branch of
business. as well as the manufacture Of
Sewing Silk. promises to be very lucra-
tive business to the entcrprlsng Proprie-
tors IN Northampton. North. Cour.
TREEs Every one that read the Heart
Of Mid Lothian will remember the scn-
tencc 49, Jock when We hae nothing else to
do ye may be aye sticking IN tree II VIII
be growing, Jock, when ye're sleeping, Sir
Walter Scott says somewhere that these
simple words induced an Earl to plant
large trac, of country. which. IN such
place as England, would IN few years DO
of immense value. We only repeat Tho
advice given to Jock--let every one who
has nothing else to do be sticking IN
tree, that posterliy may reap the 0eneht Of
il. - Detroit Post.