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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
HOW TO RUIN \ son.
N, hive his own way.

Let hun have his own way.
2. Allow him fee use Of money.
3. -uflir BIN to 60 ahete no pleases on the
sabbath.
4. Give him iaIl access To wicked companions.
s. Call him to no account Tor his evenings.
6. Furnl,h him with no stated employment.
Pursue either Of these ways and YOU will expe.
renee most marvellous deliverance, OF will
have to go mourning &c The grave hilad Ola.
The New York Wing says, that the Wings
in the Cincinnati district are getting ready 10 fog
Dir. Duncan" Ii they eter gel ready, 1t Will
be more than hrif numbering DULLES in Congress
did.
The solid StpF.--A post office has recently
been established n >,ewaTt equity, ia. BY ins
l.ams Of Hard Money" No sbn'Plasls's arr
taken IN ,hsnl Perts"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
THE ECLIPSE.
n n, Edi,or 81 az .qlbanu .4rgu,.

To n. Editor Of the albany .7rgw:
81 Slp-The following lines appeared IN the Apr
n M of A,kinsons Philadelphia Casket for 1881
n Originally elected by the annuar eclipse OF Feb
r. 1881, they are appropriate to that of Septem'
II ber IS, 1888;
y Did you know ,hat wedding has happened on high
And who were the parties united
Twas the Sun and the Moon in the halls of the sky
4 They were Joined; and our continent witnessed the
tie:
No continent else was invited.
4 Their courtshp was tedious, for seldom they met
Te,e.a.,ete, whilst long centuries glded;
Bu, the warmth Of his love she could hardly forget
For though distant affair." he would smile on her yet
4 Save when Earth the fond couple divided
BIZ, why Sc prefix was the courtshpi and why
So long was postponed their connexion?
\ That tie bridegroom wac anxious, 'tweIe vain TO
deny,
S1ce the heat OF his passion pervaded the sky;
Du. tie bride was reno ned i0r-retlecton
Besides. It's reported their friends were all veXed;
The match was deemed, somehow, unequal;
And when bid 10 the wedding, each made some
preiext
To decline, till the lovers worn out and perpIexed,
We're compelled 10 elope in the sequel.
Mar, ana Jupiter never such business could bear,
So they hau2htly kept themselves iroal II;
HsrsheU dwet at such distance hecouh got be there:
Saturn sent with reluctance, his ring to the air,
By the hands Of trustworthy Comet.
Only one dim, pale planet, Of planets the least,
Condescended these nuptlus 10 honor;
And that seemed Ike SkuIkng away to the cast;
Some asscr; i. was .'lerewt acting as pnCs
Some VsnsS, peepins--shalne on her.
Earth in silence reoiccd aS the bridegroom and bride
In their mutual embraces would hnger;
Whist careering through regions Of light at his side
She displayed the bright Rng,not "a world too wide
For . conJugal pledge on her finger.
Heaceior,h shall these Orbs, to all husbands and
wives,
Serve as patterns Of duty respected;
All her splendor and glory from him she derives,
and Ihe shows to the world that the Kindness he gives
IL iaithiuly priced and reflected T.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Vino are 10 DC TIE administration candidates
Tor Congress at the election IN 1889! THIS
question has been frequently asked Us, and beng
asked in every section OF he State. we are
pleased TO hear it-pleased, because II Is evin-
Give Of the fact that the people are awake
and determined theil voices shall be IN the APP
preaching canvass--THAT THE RIGHT
SHALL PREVAIL.
distinguished democrat in the north OF the
State has recently addressed Us, letter on this
subject, in which the names Of Col. Hadly,
Judge Smith and Judge QuItman, are sugges-
ted These gentlemen are now with Us IN po-
iIcaI feeling, and are generally aud tavorAbIy
known Throughout the State as sound Republicans
OF tho State Rights school, Should either OF
these gentlemen be nominated by The Democrat
&c and State Rights Convention to be holden at
Jackson in January next, we are assured that the
whole Democratic party will lutte in Their sup
port. The crisis is a; hand, when all the true
friends Of The South should lay aside whatever oil
~ feeling or prejudice which may have sp'uDg up
IN the discussion Of questions no Longer IN aglia-
lion, and unite in tho defence Of the Constitution
lin arresng the march Of centrallsm, and IN the
support Of those Constitutional measures which
It has been the proud LOT Of the present Chief Mag
'strate to the people for their sanction and adop'
ton Former differences should be buried, and
and Llonhearted men-hose who are made oil
the "stafi stand by to the present AdmInlstIa'
ton IN lis efforts to check the demorazlng Iniu.
,ence oil the Banking Sysem-should be selected
Without regard TO former opinions OF positions
,Mi,assippian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
THE PROSPECT IN ONO.

Every days report brings lno most encourage
ng tidIrus- changes and de.orlion OF lioco Po'
go " hrcry on all sides. The honest men oil
bat pan, are getting their eyes open. The do
mn, Of the last Federal Legislature aud tho I'M
oauunabIc course pursurd by The Banks have
done The work. Many men Who hot the Wing
,adcrs honest, ale nov satisfied that their object
is office and to make The Government and PEG.
pie subject to Il great money cd power. All Inc
people want is thc ruth. Lei THIS come out, md
be Democracy 1.-THE prople--nro safe.
We believe, n Ohio, the grave Of Nh'sgery
Is dug. The people Nlll depostc the remains OF
H., Federal party on The end Tuesday OF Oo'o-
Der next Ltl every Democrat come 10 the
poII~---Iel hm desert his plough, has shop, snd
hls work, and set apart one day Tor his coun'
lrys safety aud his countrys glory and all 10
safe The Democratic party IS dtea'edr when
II Is beaten 90 account Of dc many who stay at
home, who neglect to CONT up TO The work. III
this great contest, whrn il is 10 he decided "heth.
er tho people shall hold the blood bought rights
which our forelahers have handed down, OF
whether they viii become the slaves OF great
noneyed power. Republicans will not stay 81
home. Lei none rtnpia AMY from the polls as
they would .ayr ihelr country. Come 10 tue
poll.! and lei each man brug bis neehboi TO tho
rescue d the Republic Ch,o Stals'man.
Alarery Il he movements against negro slnys-
ry 10 this county, have arisen from the general
sympathy among the liberals, Throughout the rni'
pre-. united with religion and fauaiclsm. lha
peculiar position Of his subject IN Eng'and
shall study carefully, and txpIun to my southern
reader. Ftom tho beginlng 10 The end II 70 a
gross deluson. In every company here 'Hko
he g,ound thai the black race, m the Southern
states, occupy their natural position, and 'nst
in the Nt4ihtrn states, they are IN nm unnatural
Apusilon. Illustrate and explain It both by Pitt
losophy, fact, and religion. They listen to me
with Arrangement, but as the tiew Jake IS novel
o Them, bring connected 0i'h The spIift Of tbs
aye aBd The plnclple Of modern cNliza'iohi
DAr, general, Say little 10 reply.
n Bennstfs Letlsrs from EasidHd'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Mas WORSHIP. The Wings cannot move a
E'sp on principle without some man or idol con-
necled with them. 1t is most disgusting 10
zee them now erlnging to Bdde, making "de-
oasing sings" to catch his eye, and loudly ascrb
ing 10 his glory the salvation OF Mississippi, by
the loans which he offers, and the purchases Of
state stock he has effected.
My not come to the truth! Mr.. Blddle IN
sead OF being the patron, sues to Mississippi
ne IS wise enough to Civ her due credit for her
lmrsnsc and lnexhaustible resources. TO use
DIS own language he wishes still longer "to en-
trench himself behind hor cotton bales" --and
The grovelng, llckspittle manworshippers Of Mis-
sSslppi are under no more obligations to him for
tho loans and purchase Of stock, than planter is
10 the Commission merchant who buys bale
OF co:.on.-Free Trader.
The Wings ought TO advertise FOR panic. The
Ga one is passing away, and leaving their party
eish and dry on the sands Of les shore. They
'scsaiIy offered reward to stop that ball, that
was rolling over the country" The ball is stop
'sd-Al~bama and Name stopped il. Probably
reward for aPho'c would DO equally successful.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

GESrtEMrN-l have received your note reques-
ting me to tunlsh You a copy Of the remarks have
lately made III opposition to the remarks Of Dr..
K. Owen, and others, upon the momeutors L, ).
Bank, and Independent Treasury questions
To comply fully with your haitcrng request
gentlemen, would he out oI my power; inasmuch
as Dr. Owen and myself have twice debated the
same SUBJECT once in Fayette county, Alabama,
and once at Eaughns Westinghouse, Lownd,,
Miss To give all that have said on both occa-
sonS would perhaps he attended with some repetl-
ton, besides il would Be entirely too lengthy, for
the disposition you design making OF II, the last der
bate having continued about FIVE and hall hours
without ntermsSion and the second tour or more /;
and moreover, have not the notes from which
spoke in Alabama.
Your request shall be complied with 50 Tar as re-
ates to what said at VaughnS meeting honse and
candour obllges me To give YOU my unsiuded re-
MARKS on that occasion, nearly as they were de-
lvered, as possibly can,
Respectfully,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20
LowSDEs, !SrH Srrr. ISIS.
To " L. .hlcheil, Esq.

DEAR SR-We, po-t.oa Of your fellow
citizens, understanding that Won have held a poe
m'eal diSpuisiion with d.. Owen AMI others, upoa
The subject of a Bank Of Utied States, and upon
the SUBJECT OF the currency; do respectfully solicit
yoh to reduce 10 writing the positions taken by ynu,
IN these momentolS suhscr, together with the
arguments advanced BY yourSe.lou the occssion
alluded 10, IN order that lie same may be laid be
fore our Fellow citizens generally; further tia, you
wIll give you views upon, what We eoreeve, the
only subject now al iSSEe-tle lSpEPESDINr TRE.-
suRT, commonly called the SEE TRTA>VEr Your
compliance viii much obige the undersigned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Preston. I TaImadgs. tHs
\ AluSicn % s5oGronisp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
reEi.laurr-.clo.e Of IN. Session.

Oar readers vii perceive W the Legislative preeeeaias.
IN ou' preceding ooiamns. ihsi tie srss 90 ela.,a % Tue,
Day nno'nieg last. shsf . session Of thrce Vol, ard G,e
rhitef . shnft ene. hu, beng eso-gh ~ sli c op.c ,saee
fe' t' bus'n's done iio-eref. ~s d. no, w-la 10 ron.
p'sir On this seor.. s,, gesersIy ,A- l~- busise.. ees. ~,
l~sis'.
The nns' inpe',hs, Law. passed vi. IL. shoishins ID.
las' remrsnt Il hsrharsm in = free sosstarrri. va I'm.
Frtonmeni fuf detf. - otherwise. imprisonment on &C.
o"oni 81 Po'sny '-'he tfu'ier set snd tho bouniy 10 he
ss s'o~er. 1hee Laws We shall ,osn be able to lag b.
fore oar rcsdets. and herce We shall MT siienpi 10 give 40
ir P,flect sietch q teen
The sppleatioa,f zoe re charter and new hssl, al vent
BY Tie hoard s,c'p, The N%optPcisst tn, bank. ta,iag
ouly onr roaf 10 run, vas s-caatcrcd Nl~phraading
there fppeafed g. se a sposiiion 90 foster backing iasiito.
toes and the mos, u'ira loco foco dare mo-, cenounce bank
ing a~ioseihor as We arc told, yet there was speh q eouifa.
rely of opnions he relation To p%'oyidior arsin.i imaginary.
30 vel as inpruref and iraudu'csi paoticey. That a msjoui,
could rot unite upon sry tbisr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

In this town, on the 18Th inst, by the Rev MIR Mitch
ell, Mr. Sidney w. Pratt, To Miss Sarah liarkness, all OF
THIS place.
In Phtsficld on the on inst, by T.. Holt Esq. Mr. John
Stafford OF \ y to Miss tIecta Holt OF the former place
In Dorset, on The % ut by Rev James Anderson, MIR
Edward Il. Swift, of Manchester, ~ Miss Chrstana
Hawkins of the former place.
In Wilhston, on the 4Uh inst, MIR Jasper Ayres Of
Waterbury, to Miss Melissa Green of the former place
In Burlington on the 2lth ult, Mr. john Glrcsun, 10
Miss Mary Anu BrusmaId, both OF New York Cry.
In Arlington, on the 23d ull Mr. Shalor y, Hard. to
Miss MsrIa C~anheld-Also, Mr. Phineas Burnry TO Miss
Fanny Garfield, all OF Arlington-Also on The 7h inst.
Mr. Andrew Mal;osOn to Miss Alcena Matlespn-A.so
On the - uli Nj ilawley rrindle To Miss olive Andrew.
In Salisbury, on the 9Th INST, Mr. John Dyer 10 Miss
Polly DowHer.
In Dorset n.the % uli, Mr. John Reed Of Rupert, 10
Miss Jrrusha Cray Of
In Pownal 90 the lith ui Rev. William J. Bennett,
TO Miss Nancy b Curtss, both Of Powual.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

most rsinfal rsses 81 hesdsehs with .inFis apsicsbea
tur ru.rs
Nerstshir Cefsir fer -hi,s ~s~erings, frs,a ~euud..
huras. srsi8 brad. a.
lriift Sslte. fut %tstiffs, ring worms ssli fh-am, Sc.
btarhrftfs- Nr.ns ~ ~rr1m"iinf prtspifstten
frc'afsi Ifntiure. = vsiuaile rrperirrant, Asa htghiy
usfful go removing tivrsses 81 the fuhrs
Nltr'sfrr purs = ,tiuhtis nrsdieihr g. liver ccHa
plstu's, they are aiao = great pnfhe' 81 Nc hierd
Although ths-e sfiirlrs havs been bot = shaft 'nss
in uss, The, have tisplavrd = pasrf And certainty IN
relieving thc various maiaalrs Go vhieh th-y hs,e been
applied. that y. irpiv ssiontshinf Nevertheless. ihs
most amplr srd rvserciabte testimony, sstshtsh,hr
thsr superior ethcsr, rrd success SO IN posse ssion ~
the .ubrct,ber fet sale Nv Dsnisis * Bell RuiiAna !.
Ippham Val. Walhngfoid sTGn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monday, NOV. ..

A, market ?IO) Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1000 Sheep
snd 400 S1ine
Palcrs. Bsef Ca,ds. The prices obtained for a few
usrt. ps.t were hardly sustained for a hae quality W.
qu.te hrt quality b second quality % : ihifd
qlsity 9 30 a6
gt-yafins CauIe. Doll and nfmer prices not sus.
tanned We quote Nless 20 . Z - No. % 20 a"
-.
Ng,ss Former prices were not sustained pf'Dabp
..,ss D., t.- storm " quote @lti9ut muth a.
ts,,i,, VIZ . wear old l-as&- 3 year uld - e o.
N.ag. Lots we've taken a. 81, ~, e. - ~
~. . "a. - md So
ssiHs Lite 90 psadle sefc 80 81 y if SoNs
and - lor Bsua~s. Al feiaH, sa-&A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
DIED.

In Bennington on the 23d alt, Mrs Caroline Dart,
wife OF Nh CALVIN DAT, aged u years and : months
In Burlington ON the ON inst, Of consumption, Mrs
Rachael T. wife OF Mr. Geo A. Shepherd. formerly OF
New Haven, n II aged 20.
Died at P,tisield, Vermont, on Saturday the 9th Of
October, Miss Polly Atwood, daughter Of Joshua At
wood, IN the sd year Of her age.
The subject of this slight sketch, WINS eminently DIS
tinguished by those qualities that give 10 home It's
swee, and sacred charm. As a daughter, sister, friend,
SO exemplary was her conduct, that OF her, 1t may ttu.
ly be SAID,
"Weli may her memory be dear,
Whose loss is siiil lts sole alloy
The love that had watched over childhood, and st,.7-
en- VITA a parents anxiety 10 deYelope the higher quail
ties Of her spiritual nature, was well rewarded. The
seed tell in good ground, and Religion shed It's purify
ing beams over the graces Of her character. 10 a DIS.
position consutuuonaly cheerful, aiirciionate, and sell
sacrificing, she added the higher praise Of a Pious m'nd,
ADD a cultivated conscience.
Knowing from her own experience the delight Of
having made her God ia youth, her confidence, her
hope. her Joy soothed and sustained by an uuaullor.
ING ,rust IN her Saviour, she bore al her sutrungs
without a nurmur, and felt that she needed and desery-
ed them, and an assurance, that God would pardon and
accept her, which d.fuscd a snie over her couute'
nsnce during the last moments If life. The thought
OF leaving 50 early the endenTing hopes OF life mustai
times, have tired hei spirit, bot she spoke not Of them
nor wept at parting from them bat bore with cqlani'
NIFTY, the fluctuations OF a protracied, and hatteung dis
ease, and brheld, with tranquility, the sure approach Of
her last hour. She Is gone bu, her memory remains
a rch legacy 10 her friends.
she SMILED 10 dcsth and s,dl her cold, pale face
'NearE that smile
bot Yesterday. aud thou weri bright
A. rave THAI fringe te morning cloud,
Nov. lust 90 life. o. love and Light.
Mtapt 90 a winding tieet and safaud"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
.ABNER pOL.8NDS ESTATE.

STATE or FREMONT, TINE Honorable the Pro-.
Dtsric Of RnGand, IS Il bate Court for the Dis.
GIct of Rutland.
To the heirs Of Abner Poland, late Of Shcrburne de.
ceased, Grecfiag.
Whereas. Levi Xix, Administrator Of the Estaie 81
the said Abner Poland, hath represented 70 this Court,
that the personal estate ~ said deceased is insufficient
10 pay his debts, by te sum Of one hundred dollars.
and hath applied Tor license TO sell oil the real estate Of
said deceascd TO pay s1id sum and the costs and char.
gs uf settlement Of said Estate.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified 10 arpent before the
Probate Court al ~ session therc of 10 be holden q, Rut-
land on the first Monday of Dec next, srd shew good
cause 10 the contrary, or give bonds rs the said Court
shall direct, Tor the pay ment Of said debts &c OF tho
said administration viii then be lice nsed and authorized
to sell al of the real Estate Of suid deceased 10 pay tho
aforesaid gum, md all legal costs aud charges.
Dated at Rutland, this 5th dav Of Nov i-3'.
AZ H.. TONSLEE. REGISTER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
.IPPOLIS G|RISWOLDy ES1.I1E.

STATE or TERNONT} ID it Remembered.
Drtcct n Rsd1Hi So, - that at a special Pro
bate Conrt held az RIland IA sod district, tus "a day
of November, 1893.
Present w. HAM Jnl,e.
An instrument pupnrling 10 be the last will and tesla.
ntni OF A lYD,- Gr-woul .aic of Udlhugiori in said
district, deceased, being presented to the Court here by
81. Griswo.d the Executor therein named for pro
bate
1t is ordered by said Cour, that All persons 20 ncerned
therein, be notified TO appear at a Session Of said Court,
TO be holden at Rutland on the q b day OF n tember.
1893. and shew cause o. any they may have against the
Probate oi ssid will for " hich purpose II IS further Or.
drred that q copy Of the record Of this order be publish.
ed three weeks successlyely ia the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland as soon o. may be.
n b TOHSLEE, Rcgister.
40. d T0HSLgE pe,;,nr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
1o,s7s Majority.

The remaining I eour'tr. ,ssy, The Argu,) may add
tso o' ,hfce huodsed o. scsards msjatiy
The Ateus ihen give ihe fetufns vt - meuhers 81
Congss. which arc elas.cd thus % federal wing ~
Rcpuh. Y y And Of mrmlrrs sf ibc Assembly "a
Wings and a. V. b "Tbe remaining I eouni,e. Ale.
ghany, C.tatsru., Franklin, and Stlawfrnec m,y add
> 10 the irderal ~ side aud ,eo 10 ths repub. ~ n ]
says the Argus with one member ia Columbia and /
la Warren no doubt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
Fourlh pi,lnct Congrc,.iona I.lectlon.

We arc concerned ff he sacesss Of our Wing
friends ia this District al the election OF a member Of
Congress to.dsy-from the circumstances that al The
late convention in Camer n GO jnde. Rover was nom.
mated and subsequently declined aud left the wings
without a regular candidate up TO SATURDAY iast We
since learn that 1t was concluded 10 unite on Hon.
HEMAN ALLEN At this late day, we can only
wish them success.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

uv Lafr-Aher the above Information IN Ie'aoon
to the New York election was IA type We received ad'
d,tional returns through the New YORK city papers
which continue to sNhibi, a hattering resu'las To me G.
lection Of members Of Co Trsss and Assembly but mol
90 much as 10 Governor. Though we understand II
was admitted by all parties in Albany last Saturday ina
Seward was elected
The New York Express Of Saturday 4 O'Clock says
IA, uiaory - eoadSmld"
Tns,rs rtmbas u Cong,s,s gais.dt
s,psrd and Brad.sh are elected, and Fyfy nins Dhis
Member, Of .SsstupLiy e!ocfsd out II &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
JEWE1T'S
Celebrated Chemical Remedies.

Cons,tag Of he Jog0uiHg P,Payaf,ons, rs
CTIMULATINC LiNlNENT, Tor pains 10 de side,
> tack. or stomach. Hgue Boo he face, s1eil~d or s1fc
throat. nsmJ psi.y paralysis o. ioss u action IN the
imbs. Nc
Nsfse Lutmsnt-this trlcle comprises the most
valuable med r.ual ugvns, if quieurg, composing, aud
restoring tie nerves go o hrsluly action. and IT, soccer d.
hs. 5ern very rgrst ia cs--s ~ long standlng ner' ous
lrriauon, conyuir,e Gs, hysteup, epilepsy, 81 Sltus
Bauce
Linimsnt fr cholsfs mofbus-s valuable remedy for
raa.rra upnLus. cAolrfE sulsutum, dlsr dss, eEolc.
snd oil b3Eri csmpasats.
Llulg~nt lor coughs and c@nsgfaplant, has proved
iaf tr c.fease isE sbeh Hs s-tYisd. : Eoet saloabis
remedy.
Raeumuuc Lin.fnsni, iof ~inasmmsiofv fh.umstsm,
stisLc sGrci3a, r9mmoh Ths4nstlsin ioesl psins. sEa
ss-ctah, 81 h- g1si.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
NEW ESTABAHSIE-
Emf.

TNHE sab,crhcr hos receotly established = new Meat
l. Marie. o.e Joo, souih ~ ihc Episcopal Church.
IA R1uaDd. East village. vhafe be- Aaicus h'm.cf t1si
hy h. u|,,ilaly. infc-r ty, sui F|'icutau iu fue hu-uc.s.
ho wai receive tbf patronage, Of not only tte 60! geo,
pie Of tAs town, boz NicitifY. where be- r-a.tu.at,s 20
keep on hHnl d supply Of g".i ani whole-nmc meat 90.
every eafsl.c siDl iu che country, sod ,pHcI s the Cen
uemn '9csli aul zee nf iACmsslve, he ~wi.ui1 buy
Beef by Toe u@ullreI,
LY&AS FISHER.
Ru'a1l. vov. 3 1873 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

SITE or FERhONf ('INlE Hon the Probate
Rutland.
An instrument purporiing TO Ne the last will and ties
lament of Samuel Newton, late of Clarendon 10 said
Probate
It's ordered by said Court, that an persons concern.
ed therein hr notified n appear al ,s e-sion ri gaid Court
lob holden a. ituua1d, on lie .7ti day Of November,
instant, and shew cause It any they may have against
'he Probate Of said viii for which u is further order
ed that 4 cops Of the record Of this order be publshed
three weeks succ, ssiyeiy 10 TIC Rutland Herald printed
at Rutland a. Fo1n as may be
Dated al Rutland THIS 9TH dav &C Nov a. y 1888.
H. b TOWSLEE, Hsg,tr.
a true copy of Record. 40
II b TOWSLEF, Eegist0.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

MR Enron Would 1 not be a good thing for the
village Of Rutland, yfa lyeeum could be formed here r
10 almost every y,IAe in Vermont Of the size OF ihis'
they have one or more sooleties Of tins character, tor the
mental inproyemen ofils members. | believe there
are Young men IN this village who would gladly aud
willingly take bod ard form themselves into such a 60
s.eiy Il their attention was called to the sDbect-.Po
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Members Of Congress Elected.

observation-disclosures Mprgan-H nag gam.
INTERCHANGEABLE & Clafk-C0nserrahr gam
h-Jrderson-Ih {. Chiitenden-Hhig gam
o-lh- Monroe-Thomss $ Kempshall- Wing
observation-disclosures Jones-Loco fOoo.
Ia the Counties Of New Yurk. Albany. Schenectady
R.p..ei ,e, ,Du,che,. NonigomeryI iefkimef,k ings, Queens
Ara n chmond. there i nett Wig satn 1900.
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New York Election.

We are nesilr ~oveijoyed with he result cf tie
GREAT BATTLE Of che three days in he "Em.
PR SHts ''si "esk eve hse" mri the enemy and
thsy ere ouri We have 10, only oonqaefed. but
ne'fiy snn'ht'''ed him. Hence, we hore TO hear no
nef'o' The sabTnessnty-the speeie humhug-lhc
rr9s'i'i'an "l b'nts-,he ls'rling. sgrsnsn, loco ioco
6ae,rns, md lynch law
H'~"F 5o''es We viii 'ei'ce in Tho hir prospect,
ih'i 0' beloved eoun''y - likely 10 he redeemed from
= mo' confused. %un'tsbie, ~profisste and Nre,chcd
stis Of tbines
~, must rgoies, st III. prosPes, Of the revival II bu.
,ne'' q every Kind.
Ne must 'gofrs ihai the reign Of terror AID prosctip.
ton and tie 'Pois doctrine IL condemned.
Ne must r2oios at the prospec, u the revival Of our
manufactures, wool growing business and commerce.
Va mu" rqoies at the general prospect before US.