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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
DIR. Cooke,

The unfortunate respectfully informed TINT the
Albany Lock Hospital, established and modelled after
'he much celebrated European Lock Hospitals has ma
ny years since been founded at Head Quarter. NJ .
Norton street, Albany, Ny. To those unacou.;nte5
~n 'his hsitution is necessary 10 mention that il
mas Tor us object the care ola such diseases rs syph
~ scroiu", structures, diseases of the uretha
hour Anus impoteicy, diseases of tho womb sor; ~
weakness OF both sexes nodes aries of the bones
orrhGa elects, with all venereal com plants in
etc. ee'"'
Persons, ignorant OF the nature of disease .rs M,
most simple form, and through neglect or iniuc;ons
"ea'eh' assumes more waited state Of d;.easc
H"u oceasons Hbscess liberation, p.uedo syphilis
GER premature old age, too often ending in
lncurable state Of existence.
ms institution is under the superinteDdance md
management OF Professor Cooke, ID. DID, LID of
ol hpany, NJ Y" who will give his personal at
tendance at the Dispensary attached 10 .bc ;ns,;,n
al all hours to iuvads requiring his professional
vices. lie having had much more experience in hi.
orarcA oil medical practice than usually falls To Tho lot
y, Sny Que member OF the profession therefore feel.
such coincidence OF his ability TO give universal
ZION that he assnses all applicants none N. ed espa r
a complete recovery. P"'' VI
The unfortunate therefore, who have suffered from
the want Of success by those less experienced mr..
ted TO visit the Hospital, which opv reon,s. -, -.
known 10 De sure of support where the most perfc,
eesy may be depended on, and the utmost privacy will
attend those who call The whole house is exc1s;yo
.ppoap',eu 10 'he use OF patients, who will always
oe received INTO separate apartments and at no time
present. wa '"" party oe
Professor Cooke has number of Handsomely furnish
eu private chambers at No SO, Greene ST. where he
VIII receive gentlemen who NAV reoure mod,o.I -
nes,uinS himself on The premises, he will thereby he
seu 10 uedicate more than ordinary attention 10 hi.
pes' ucntiemen will find it both convenient as
wen as economical. in all cases Of disease IN r,; a.
these furnished rooms " 'e"'e "
As long as Professor Cooke desires TO benefit Tho t
NC " is proper he shonld Continue hi. aJyerti.cmen.
,or 'he good OF strangers, as il is well known ina, n
lie ase extremely sby -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
THE FULL BLOOD. THoRorUH BREED
IFnp<E
WashingtOn Grey

BY the requtti ol the breeder OF Heres in hi, vi.
entity the usicbfstel Hofss Washington Grey. will
stand fcr the benefit Of itock, the scsson ensuing a.
oinwfs --Moa1sys pad Tuesdays 81 W. T.. iyde's Ia
sudbury. Wednesdays ~. SeoLclds Brandon, Thur.
days 81 u. O. scssons isfrd Fridays sud SATURDAY.,
20 g. II. Besman. East. Rullsnd aud 80 on through
iac season.
Washington Grey was sired by the celebrated horse
North Star, The North Star by the foil blool Englnh
imported hor,e Old Soiicr. his dam the Engl,h iroitcr
aud full blood English imported Mare For speed snd
beauty she surpassed any exhibited in Amer.
ica.
The reputation Of said horse !. 90 universally known
anu 'Hnis 50 high, 10 the c,timstoo Of judges, that
need not 20 iuto lons detail-suce TO soy. Washing
ton Grey Is l2 hands high and IN point Of bone cord
muscle: hue proporiiou speed and bottom. snnds IN
rsaliej The subscriber invites gentlemen Of taste
Tor growing firm and thorough boiomed horses 10 call
and examine Tor themsclves and listen 10 the voice
OF some horseteader that is ering
TOT iher friends Let every tub stand lis own bot
tom.
TsRns.-si0 the season warrant. agreed upon,-
a3Y peron pnttiDg two or more mares, ten per cent
dtscount, all mare. insured and disposed OF before
ioalins ime. viii be hell responsible for the insurance
none y,-mates insured and not returned regularly TO
The horse Will be charged by the season.
CERTIFICATES.
certify that u Stephen Bigsby Of Guilford, Wind
ham County VT raised the Washington Grey, and
know has stock TO be better than the stock from any
other horse within the bounds Of my knowledge
We the undersigned, are well acquainted with the
stock oil the Washington Grey, and know il 10 be su.
perior TO any other ck.-N Phelps UeatherheaJ
Clark, u Thomas, II Carlton, Babcock, l. Brown
u iisiey, Tucker, Brown, n Eienry, r HYDE
Z Jones, Marsh, A c Elmore, Il Hough,on, n Chase
J Jones. ia.2m
STEPHEN MILLER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

lIIoniooNs FILLS. Or the Vegetable uvo..n
49, UNIVERSAL Medicine Of the British ColIess ~
neaith' London-imported by Dr. Geo Tsv,or e :, q
Si'9I New FORK, sole agent in the u s. 10, ..id
Nonese' eau be had Of the following persons. Fy"rr
packet soll Ia Vermont will be signed in w,i,in ~
fansborn and Brinsmaid, Jewellers OF Rn,l;na,s ~
state Agents. also by the Sub Agents selling ~ +,
mol 70 sispod do not buy them. For sale by :"
hiram l.. Cheney-Rutland
Jas. Pine, 4 Co.--Factory PIT. Mancbes,o,
Joel Dsy-koyslion
Jas. III. Murdock-Woodstock
b. T. Walton T. s-Montpelier
Perry Marsh
&. a. J w. Baxter--Derby Line
,. 4. Morse L. s. Lymsn-Craftsbury
Eigsh Clevelsnd-Cosentry
sab'n kellum--Irssburgh
Amasa Paine-Loweil
OTIS l.. KeltoB--Monigomcry
y. A. keith-Sbeidon
David Lymsn-St. Adams
Jno. kesey-Dsnville
WIN. Pierce-Lyndon
Jonas Flnt-St Johnsbury
Foster Grow Chelsea
n, Z. Goddard-W indsor
d. 3. BUeklsnd Bellows Falls
}. sieeDe-Braiileboro'
ofys Observation-Disclosures
J. Hsgar-Middlebory
w. Z. Gfeene-Vergennes
. w. Remngton-yoLnsou II.,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

" I p SUBSCRIBERS being appointed By the Hon. 10
,oose court, Tor the District Of Fsuhayen. COO
,n,n5s @ 70 receive eIaniae and adjust all claims and 10
"'ahus lor all persons, against the estate OF
t.,, PHlNEAS STRONG
aie OF fawiet in said district deceased inc,
aHu also all claims and dema nds exhibited 10 as
u.s., and sI months from the eghtesnth Gay Of NJ
tLs,aCg ac~e ed by said court for thai pgrpse sc .
h,s.a hereby give notice, that will attend 70 "a
." or appointment, at tho dwelling house Of IA
;" ra"et, on the last Wedae.dsJs OF JOY -
on ssa ~ ne4t from O'Clock, A. NJ. until eoei
% SHELDON EDGERToN,o
N0--' GIDEON A. LOOMS Commi siets1
HORACE WILCOX
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
Salt Rhcunn Ointment.
N RJISSELL'S
w vegetable Bilious
~ PI L Il 8,
eSD For ENsNilu Pbusic.

NOR general use, in OF Jsundicc morbid .en.i
* blty OF the stomach and bowels, los. of appee.
intd breath, cosveness Piles, and all diseases arising
from biary derangements,-slso for correcting The
state OF the blood and cleansing the system Of foul and
viscld humors. These pills a mild cathartic pro
ducng neither pains gripping, and are therefore val
liable and highly approved medicine IN re pronoun
eed as such by the most dstng Physcions Each
box containing 3S Pills.
Price 81 l-2 cents box
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
10 WOOL GROHERS IND
DEALERS

RolNO WEST. The subscriber has one go,d
~ Boat Which viii leave Joseph frosts, Brdport.
w. Tor Buffalo, soon navigation opens and on
we tnira tuesday OF May, June, August, September
1ni october, and Whitehall the days following
Also one Boat will leave Wes,port, New York. far
as soon as navigation opens and on the fourth
tuesday, OF May, June, August, September aud Octo.
oer, snu whitehall The days following,
W All goods stored with me free OF CHARGES
JONATHAN FOLEY,
fort Ann, 4ih FEBRUARY. 1889. II.sm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
NOTICE..

ME subscribers would inform country ne,cb,,,.
- una, they Will keep constantly on hand md ~,
Se g"oa Sui Nails, assorted sizes inveiue,ng FL,
vans ana Bfsds, which they will al ali tnes ssjf an H.,
nSSt favorable terms for cash approved credit
r, hey van also kseP SUI ply ofAaIe Drafts w.0ou
,b,seAna row BAR Drafts, Band Iron Shoe shsees
and ~ inch Sill Iron, ali warranted of s,,, 40
ION niseksmhhs and Wagon Maker. are inv,,sS -
Fsirhayen. Ma oneao A. ALLEN & Co.
- 10y ~''ooJ. .9G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
TIE GOOD S.i.N.iRTT.a.v.

OA CoNThtSf.--Aii nations, from the remotes,
sys have had shiP,, but Csanba, only found out tina
way 20 A~er'e. Before the time Of the great Spanish
navigator people were only enabled 10 paddle about
the snofe' Just 30 With the Life Medicines. lii. hot
tSo 'hori year n"ee first ventureJ upca an unknowa
oeeaa' aai have discovered the preeiou. object was
o'-"LNLi H. 'es~S.bie medicines were
indeed ksowa when con escej M sea rrh by, r.;
nae va, not BY the use of them, have no, only ps,,
ea IRON The DETECTED invalid 10 the hale. hesrt, and
scu'e msn OF BUSINESS, bat, comparatively ,pea
hAss renewed my youth. can thus, with coincidence
my o~n experiences, sdrse with my fellow CT. zen.
uos' we reader usni proof that The Vegetable Life
isde'as' are suitable 10 has own care. have on die
IN, S'noe' eso broadway, hundreds Of letters. from
se"s Of the most respectable citizen, Of IN, INV ns,,y
good Vegetable Medicine y
shese Contributions have bsen nearly ru med
wai Dear me witness, that the Ls Medicines. and such
s"y' are ihs True eeaFss TO permanent good health.
JouS MoyYAr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

The out buildings are also new and convenient A..
ny person wishing TO engage in mechanical business
will find il pleasant oca,ion-and business enougb
For further particulars enquire ON the premises
JOSIAH N. NORTHROP
Sssueton, Jan 10, le39 t5tf
N. b. All persons having unsettled accounts with
me- are again invited to call aud seltI. immediafeJy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
Groceries,.

RURT & MASON have Just received an AHA.
~ supply Of Groceries Of every Description ivan
-.7LSO-
splendid assortment OF Cfockery aal Gla,. w..
consisting of nav ana splendid patterns, Gomez
matched, elegant China Tea Ware, &c. r''
"''""LlkEWlSE"..,u
A few bbls Tar
MAY 81 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
DRY GOODS.
BURT D. MASON

Have now open and for sale a, the very -,
ces, broad cloths Of all sorts black bloc and 49,
cassmeres AND satine,is, consisting ola etes
qualities psntaloOn stuiis Tor summer vea,, f
reiy plain and zig d bin satin vcsiines, ,,l,1
Matstillrs, mcrino. velvet, and common pD,,'.
ings trimmings Of every description and W.. y
quality 500 yd's bleached shttings and ,b,,,, :
yd's furniture prints and dimities Russia diam,
and English table linens brown table cose,. n
oii cloths 800 yd's brown drilngs; -, "a ,,ss
nek,ngs al various prices cotton yarn from No
Cotton bats. &e ''si
Rutland, May 81, 1899 .w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
Farm For Sale.

NIaHE subscriber offers to cell hi. farm. situated
SCUM OF and near the village II Fairhsyen. con.
culture aud the raising Of gram OF all k,nJ,
et"'hns mouse, and convenient out uiIIings with
soou 10 acres Of Land IN the village, 800 sheeS. Gr.
e So~'' yoke Of Oxen, span Of Horse. and ysrie
y oil farming utensils also off red with said
fHhsVen, March Is. 1889. Ia,S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
Mttftn cry.

n as fashions from Boston and New York. for p,.
able for DIES. hal. '1 H s.d ,hd Keeps articles sa,
"a, sna hne Florence Bonnes Any yoona I.%sI-
I, safn We trade are invited 70 call imsa,d.,.
.% ~ ny s.I At this time would induce me 70 49,.
w.sAiag'sd, My %. 1859. ~ '''s ''s''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
PRE.rys.

InniLLs BELL are now receiving fresh ssS
SOM Ply o. french English and Amer can Pans
De LAM. sI.io ps"sfns also printed Lswn'
lowest prices VI" W 700 .. ~ w. ".
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

STATEOP VERMOHTUpE !, ,sm.,,,.A
:, D,a,,d y Ratiand, d" ID stated Probate COM h.4
~ no,ano within aud for said district on the s, Mond,
oelng Inc ID day ofJune, A. ID. 1889 '
he'ts Fierce and John NJ Pierce admini,t,,,o, Of ID.
ga "I Christopher Pierce late Of Ciarendon in s,d d.
oeceased proposing to render an account OF Their W
NJ ordered that said account be examined in eooa
the mrs. Monday Of July and that pgbIiestion q,
Ii9.I s o'eei three weeks suecessvey in the Reiia
printed at Rutland, soon as NAV be- shall B, ,sE
notice to all concerned appear Il ihey see e,ss
% o. ,'0'e'o' true copy Of record
A. l.. BROWN, lodge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

WE The Subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the District Of Rutland, con
mssoners to receive examine aud adjust s claim, sal
demands Of all psr'ous against the estate q
JON.aTIi.1N ". SHAW,
late OF Clarendon in said DISTRICT deceased represent
ed insovent. and also all claims and de mspd, exhibited
IN Offset thereto; and months from the fifteenth d,,
oil April last, being allowed by said Cour, for ,b,
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice thut ".
WIN attend TO the business Of our said appointment, At
t tne now dweiiing-house Of the widow susan Shaw
Clarendon the last Tuesd ayof lime ami s.n,.m.
Der next, from 10 o'clock until six o'clock, p. ri,
each of said days
G g mi houNP; u; u. Commissioner,
dated al Clarendon this 2+th day Of May 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

"11 Xxx, or yERM0NT} RE i, remembered ,ha, 1t
a.'u az Rutland within and for said District on N. 6
''I,naay being the I'd day of June. A. d 1889
w,,ts" a'sns communicating Of the estate OF Gsoss
'np 70 render an account OF her administrators
o.aer,d, that said account be eIamined h, fnr .,
con siulv OF July neat iand that publication Of
,.p ~ TINS order three weeks successfully in IN. R
se,sn, printed a. Rutland may te shall b. .i
ae,. noee to all concerned appear IL ,bey see can.
SS or true copy % record
A. l.. BROWN, Jodgs
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o. W.lDO U.N "a

90 WI DO W.NFn
n the Revolution msrried before IN. &C., os,A. -
- csho n.Aty services may receive, under ,hs AZ,
~ Gsss.ssss July ls tn. same pensions 70 .L,eh
sad.r he .es ~ Js have seen snitsd respectively,
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70 * S.4L II.

;;:: e: &: il:
>ss4GsknA~SsiSS well finished off, Inside and out
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FLOUR.

% y. ), D .s,, hi s Bsd VII; .at e. -
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FISH /! FISH
A G. A r D

CARD.
nOCT. II. s. POTTER, would respectfully Inform
- the inhabitants Of Clarendon and vicinity and The
public generally, that he has taken rooms al the Union
Hail. Clarendon Springs, where he may be found al al
hours, when not professionally engaged ready to attend
10 The calls of all who may desire his services
Clarendon Springs, May "a, 1899 s26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
GKsERAL RKxAHKs RELATIVE To MoY,,s
ftLIs AND PHUstx BIrTsas


These medicines have long been known snd anne.
e.stsd. ios their extraordinary aud immediate power,
o. fsf'ofsns perfect health psrsops softak
nearly every ksi Of dsss.e 20 which the human
V liable "-N's
10 n.ny heSirsds 81 eeri6ea,el instances. fs, hsv.
wen 'efesei sufferers from the very ysrss o. an On
u@t5 grave after ali tina deceptive uasirum, OF AZ.
esy Rad utterly isileti sad 10 many thous.Dd, tb,y
sese pernshsniiy secured that uaiisra enioym.nf n
esshh. without ~hieh is itself n bot p.rtI.l H..
tag. 20 great, indeed, hA, their elScsrs inY.ri.I,
- a.oy proved, that u has sppes red scarcely le.,
mss @afsesess 10 thoss who were ssaequs,p,.j Nth
~ e<asihsiiy philasophieal prneiples upon vh,ch
MY ara eomilSaDded, sHd spoa which hey
se'. sss 70 their nssiest ssd sensible sei,oo 40
feniysns the sPrsngs aud ehARass OF life sua .olnx
ses1 s,sh received ioas and vixos that hty v.,. ~
SsDssi es thsaf nsns. WHICH WA bestowed Spoo hen
Ne sPe.i.esoos request oi several isd,,aasl, w.
thsy bad eesisasy ssred.
~ ffeff'ssor relosess 10 the opport unfty .ae,d,A
sn'ssrs-l difasion of the daily pres. ior ul,e,.~
'sras iais fslis wtihin the knowleass sui
esssy 'nd,sstssi 70 the eeanus,,v. usbls
xs<ese-sss ss.cssri-s. whish eosst Of ,e~.
(1~1f- ths Lais f.ils are purely sSd sslsl,
ct InnHksss sssA~ Nsseary. Asiiass,.
mnnoUks y esq ar. sA.lsv.s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

4 Convention Of the friends of Education was
organized indianapolis, on Y Wednesday, 1anu-
arv >, 1889 Several gentlemen appeared ana
took their seats from various coudtIes OF me
state.
His Excelicncv, David Wallace. appointed
President and E. O. Hovcy and James NJ kay,
Secretaries.
On motion Aessrs Palmer. Merrill. and Nor
ris were appointed a committee OF arrange
nents.
Mr.. Palmer from the committee, SO hPPo'n'eo
reports that this evening al the Hepreseh'a-
ives Hall, lectures will be deliv by Key A
F. Tilton and Samuel K. Houshour; ard on To-
morrow evening" BIZ Rev. r. o tioVey ahd b.
Parks Esq; and that the period OF considering
resolutions. will be at the close OF the lectures
on each evening, WI ich report was adopted.
On motion the convention adjourned uhiii thiS
evening al half past o'clock
Convention assembled according 10 aoJourn-
mont, ut the Hall of Representatives
An address was delivered by Rev a. r IIiton
Of the Indiana Franklin Institute, on the apPro-
nru te qualification Of teachers OF cofHfnoh
schools. and how teachers thus qualified are to be
procured.
After which-an address was also deiivefeo
tv Rev Samuel 4. Houshour OF the Centre'ihe
Academy, on the appropriate sphere OF county
seminary instruction, IN qualifying the youth oil
Indiana for the practical pursuits and duties 70
which they have been called IN HE.
john Vawter offered for adoption the following
resolution:
Rcsolred, That the thanks of this convention
ba rendered TO the Rev. Messrs. IIiton and
ITonsbour for the interesting and valuable ad-
dresses by them respectively delivered this even
ing-and that copies thereof be requested tor
nnbIication; which being read was unanimously
@doPted.
DR.. Brown submitted the following resolution:
Resolced, That a committee OF h"e DC aP
Dointed to select the subjects u addresses iof
lhc next annual convention, with instructions to
reDort TO the convention on to-norro" evening"
which being read, adopted, and Messfs.
Brown. and Tilton, Houshour, Wiley, and HoVey,
were appointed such committee
On motion,
Nessers Palmer and Merrill were appointed
committee 10 apply for the use oil the KePfeseh-
tatives' Hall tomorrow afternoon at = O'Clock.
And the convention adjourned until Tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

he enrolled as members o: this convention; ane
tina, they also procure the formation NJ county
conventions, and the annual appointment "f dcc-
gates to this convention
ART ). The convention NAV at any time
confer honorary membership upon any citizen q
any other state.
AIT. 8. All funds belonging TO this convea-
ton. shall be paid TO, kept by, aud accounted for,
nv the Treasurer He shall paw The drafts of
tho President. Secretary. or committee OF ways
and means out of any funds in his hands, when
anv such drafts set forth The specific object iof
which payment shall be made.
Arr 10. The superintendent Of comnoa
schools whenever that officer shall he created by
the legtstature) shall by virtue Of his office, be
considered rs Vice President OF this convention.
and entitled 20 the chair in the absence Of the
President lie shall also ne considered as mem
Der Of the corresponding committee, aud a mem
Der ofthe committee Of WAYS and means.
Arr. H. There shall be appoint by the
President at each annual meeting of the conven-
ton a committee of three 10 prepare amendment
to the school laws of this state. and submit them
To the convention at lis next annual meeting
which amendments, It approved by the consa9-
ton. shall be recommended 10 the legislature.
ART - This constitution may be amendso
a. any annual meeting of HE convention
On motion.
Resolre3. That the Editors of newspapers a
this state be requested 10 publish the proceeding
OF this conv enion.
Ga motion,
Resolred. 'rha, the thanks of ,hi. con, cntioa
be rendered To The House of Representatives for
tho use of their Hall this session.
Ga motion,
The con. ention adj burned.
DAVID WALLACE, President
T.. O. IIovEr, Secretaries
JAMES NJ. RAy.}
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

opened all hearts 10 her. This occurred about
four wears ago. Siuce that period the Co1Et o
Tuscany which has never been very unreicni-
ing one. has given her PERMISSION 70 return NOME
again
\, one who sees her would daub; instant
Of he- unqueztionatIe responsibility, but thlsls
nt;r beyond all cavii bg the testimony which some
Of the most noble and honorable persons IN Ed-
rome have riven of her character and conduc'.and
Of the regard she has inspired them with. lhaEe
been told that the Queen Of France, one OF tle
most y,rtuoas and discriminating pcEsonagcS Il
cur times, has written letters III her laYo: anu
indeed II is said that she is addressed to the m
fnediqf o protection Of his cxceliency II. Poniols,
The present French Minister in this country. But
the very af,eciionate and cordial manner III whIch
the ladies who take the lead III society 10 this
civ have received her, the unwearicd pains ta-
ken by them to assure her OF a welcome, 10 nun
ister to her comforts and enjoymcnts, IS u sum
Gent proof both OF their confidence ana discern
mcnt.
fought to stop here, and not attempt adescrip-
ton OF her person. in which shall certainly i''ii
At any rate, shall venture few words:
| met her first at select dinner party, at y
York. and confess was fascinated both wiih ler
appearance aud department. She Is about I'VE
feet six inches high, and ncIinng 10 be stout, bat
CARRYING herself with much ease and grace
that every portion Of her person seems 10 DC ~
perfect harmony with the rest. She IS about 70
wears Old and when her fine intellectual features
are lighted up, and those dark expressive, eyes
(the windows her ofSon) are bcamng abroad from
beneath hor ebon hair, crowned by gold Tuscan
Beretto, and her rich ombrowned skin placed 10
contrast with her hlac. velvet robe, most eNqni-
sitciv adjusted To her person; she stands not IN
need Of a VERY rare dignity Of manner, blended
with much Ilbilitv and chcerfnlncss, to make her
one Of the most attractive persons ever saw
Her conversation reveals cultivated mind, ia
rniIiar with the history of her country, and her
portfolio Of Etruscan and Grecian Vases, drawn
by herself, surpassed every effort OF the KIND
b3d seen Bat the historic interest with which
this fadv IS invested throws ndescribabe
charm around her. You feel all The time as If
YOU were in company with living personlticat!on
Of America. Indeed, who coaid have expected
20 see exactly such person, under such circum-
stances. in a country which derives lis name from
her ancestor.