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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

'Ot sale at iLI. office a Wells Printing Pres # u
be sold cheap for cash, or font Of 300 10 800 t
good Long Primer Type viii be taken in part ~ yho
payment The machine IL good one, and is one o. =
lalosl Of the inventors Improvements. The Platte ns
ures 20 81 by = inches, with corresponding bed a
Piner wishing 10 purchase the article very cheap f. o..
or VINO may have such font Of tyre to dispose onV
'1'a rare ore4n as the press is Of to U.s. Ar4
ncllher business nor Office room for IT,
Rutland, March -, i-II
\A J. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon ID
w bate court for the district Of Fairhayen comm 500
efs to receive, Examine and adjust all clams aud da
OIL All persons against the estate Of
DAVID L. GU RCH.
late OF Nestayeu 10 SAID district dccra-rd rpprrseaps
in-'lYeht aud also all claims and drmands e1hI9,i
"H-el thereto and months from tho 3ls day oi ~
'"sl beng allowed by said court for that pufpaS b
90 therefore hereby give notice that ue will attend
business Of our said appointment, al the da,uag q
.. "IapW.Mofy Chutcb. on the second Wednelaf
My and August next, from O'clock A " uuu. 3 o.h
Il. M on SAID days
EHi6 ,i s TAHRuMESaTGaSoNG, }commn,,
Netthnycn, Harch 81, I.fL al"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

6nEweh Pou'iney. Msrh.m, Shelbutnr. Marsh a
bfs~n. shreWsbufy, Ira Bnghsm sudhutyt u. Saw.
yet Jinmoeih To~nsend u waiingiotd. LsPhA,n
NsA & CO : iW,Anrfotd hgsn Grover. Vei,, $ ID
AIIfsa, Wa HatetDsy 4 Nod Z. Mhh.hAn. y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
Doct. MarshaII's Vegetable Indian
BLACK plasfrr

Thu Plaster Is unrvaied for curing Scfoiuous Swencs
scutrey Sores Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Pans In
the sides hips, and limbs, aud seldom fails give feei in
local khcumstsms # applied 20 the SIDE will many
oi The common Liver Complaints and equal, II
refior 10 any hing IN for the feet The
s1ss OF THIS Plaster have been witnessed by thousands q
indtuas IN the UnteG States who have tested It's eca-
~.
sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Mddebufy,
VI Wan 1 Simpson, CO, and Lewis a Co Boston
Comsioek y Co. and lloadly Phelps n Co New York
and several druggists in Philadelphia N Cohen y Co
Charleston, c. John = CLARK Baltimore and by drug.
gsis generally throughout the United States and Canada
Tor sale in Rutland by DANIELS n BELL, JAMES
BARRETT Jr and at the Bookstore lG y'oc ON.
f(M LBS. CLOVER SEED, for sale by
wv DANIELS a BELL
Rutland April ~, ls4l i5-I7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
ETATE ID NERMnNr

srATE OF VERMONT, DE Il remembered that
District ofFasrhsrsn, I'd Probate Court
ho'esh Al 's,ieonn aod iof sad district on the day
II April, lsll
Present, 4. Warner, Judge
where's s,ts Fitch. guardian 60 ? Fitch sarah II
theh ard Martha Is Fitch, minor heirs 81 sarah Ftch,
hate Of Fswet, deceased, has made application 10 said
eonri iof lcensc 20 sell all tho right tile interest
said hcf' 20 about twenty two Of land ying Paw
Jet AFORESAID bounded north By John Capp by Paw
Vet firef soBih by The rsta~ AZ Porter and + Barden
rss, by Turnpike Road and Chester LumbAfd and sherc
81 SAG guardian has represented 10 sad that she
sale OF ssd described sud would be conducive
isfesi Of said minors therefore IL ordered that said
PieAtou be heard before said Court session thereof
10 be holden at the p0fbae office Castlcton tho
h day Of May and that substance Of said ap.
piicatoB and this order be published the Rutland Her.
aid three weeks success'ry, previous to the said 18th
dar Of hsy that ell persons interested may appear they
See cause and object thereto.
l6-ls =. F LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
Doc,. Marshall's Aromatic Catarrh, and
Headache Snuff.

TINS 'nue 'uPefio' 10 any thing yet known for
'ng that troublesome disets TIC Castrh and also cold
m te brad aud the headache II opens and putrcs
al oh'ifncuohs stfsngihrns the glands and gives heal
NY action TO ihf parts affected 1t y perfectly free from
tnf ihins dvictefous IN 10 composition has pleasant
hsVof and 81, Immediate effect sitcf being used tgreeA
be -Frpt, 81 ~ Cs Yer BofRs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

FINHlS is to gave notice that Thomas w. Easlerbrooks
l. do hereby give Dy son, Andrew + Easietbrooks the
remainder Of his minority aud shall neither claim his wa
ges pay his debts Ancr date
shcrbUtne, let April. l-il IG-I8
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

ktRT a MASON bst. tssssis
NsSH .&Nu sf5eS
hsfr ~ srt - Lac Dsnrsaft .sa sbgfy .sss
ttgyie Nistos Gltss
~ iARhis ~ 80 ~ " ndo- stsh CONSIST NJ Il
81 taanu'un sssd cher descriptions Tor
nisA.ee on shaft
So lhs ct tnd sfeurht Nfiis
So s' eve ssd va hfss wsrgoa thd cart ue md tosu
ifen ofsuPetba' qaalff
LfRBIR
1900 cosau,sa sFfUc, Stnglcs
enos bssu 60
1870 isfi cvmFnnn fpfDe- and hemlo,k Beard,
SpFH " J. 2 ioch hsmlDct board, and laiiung
ste" " 'stsnnsd spfucc heot boards
SsSt3 " sPfurs eis pbptffs
~ 900 " bsmort ! z aad urh giank
5000 3 ~ Had b ScsntanP
Apy tc scuPtoa r. spfuoc trd hsuloct iornber ,ud
sSssfs ufnbf, % fftmcs oomPee isfaisca short
CLOVER SEED
bsc rs Northern Clover Seed
Rputnd. APfd ", l-ti. IG-l-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

SHEEP IOBACCO-On hand about COO lbs. plug
~ Tobacco, low priced, for the wool growers Ca at
JOHN STRONGS.
Rutsnd. April :. IsiI l4-I6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

- [ 1 "A v.

(tAME into enclosure about three weeks since,
~ red ytsfng IIef Z, both cropped aud little
white The end Of the tail The will much oblge
BY paying charges aud take her away, hay getting
'oa'o, ii T. WHITE
Rutland Iath April, lsii. 1G-lS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
w ILL NJ II A l. l.


II superior article for cementing China, Glass,
and Earthen Ware.
JNHE article has been thoroughly tested and found to
l. be the bestarcle that has yet been offered the
public possesses superior qualities any in
by being composed of ingredients that the least
impaired or injured by the action OF water.
1t will be useless 10 speak of the merits Of this article
it will speak for telfno family should be wtou
bottle of the cement Price, % cts.
Manufactured and sold by w C. Douse Woodstock, VT
and for sale by WHITE HENDERSON, ~ Co.
lY;Oc .Om
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

" y 7 y
ffl IHT MASON s,Wsys looking cot Tor She interest
- 81 The mrmrf, Row offer them a ne Siy invented
JLDW fof the ffsi time iof sale ihi, state In wofd
greatly stcseds auytag Of thc AND ever offered for
sse Aso, s'oe hli and common PioWs, suaTbueks pa-
tsnt 2t1 plow points
huitne, Apfl -. llii. lG-ls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
y e W + ir m.
GILBERT 4 CHELLIs.

GILBERT n CHELLIS,
XNTOULD respectfully give notice that they have en-
tered into copartnefship, and i'll carry on The art
aud trade Of Backsmllhng in oil It's forms, at the Brick
Shop few doors south Of the Jail Particular attention
will be paid to the making aud repairing Of Elliptic So rgs
for Carria yes, and all kinds Of carriage ironing
TIE subscribers from their long experience in the
business that they shall be able TO execute all work IN the
line Of blacksmi,hng, in neat, durable, and satisfactory
manner j. Il. GILBERT,
J. 4. CHEtLlS.
n. h. In consequence ofthe above arrangement be
comes mperatively necessary that all debts due Gil
bert shoulG be Immediately settled lie therefore calls
upon those indebted to him to comply with this request
Rutland March Is, I-4I lift
w LII A NJ II 4 l. l..
NONTINUES carrying the Saddle Harness, and Trunk
~ making business all its various branches. lie has
recent, purchased large stock OF Eastern leather and Trim
mngs Of the first quality lie has hand ready made good
Of work, such silver plated brass plated black
japan and potcd maeabo Double Harnesses single wggor
and gag Harnesses Saddles; plated and Brides and
Marngaes; travelling and common Trunks; Naes, and al
all kinds of work usually called for, which will be SOLD
liberal credit and reduced prices low be purcha
ed in the state Of the quality Most kinds of produce
received payment Persons wishing purchase requested
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland 18th Dec 1910 52-2j
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
Agents for Rutland County.
LAST CALL.

\ LII persons indebted to the estate Of
"a late VIM. Fay, either by note or b
accounts are hereby notified that all dcmq
not adjusted by the first day of May next
be left in the hands Of an attorney for col
ton. LYDIA FAY, AdministraiI
Rutland March Odd, 1871.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
paten & huTn.

CERsHOM CHENEY I'd oontnncs 20 manuiae'u"
VI and has censianty band Bradley fai ~ Nhutn
and has requested part othcsc who have used to recon-
me nd the sane, Who checffuily give The following
We the undersgned have used the 'fal~ni Chotn eau
cd ,Bfadlc,s Patent manufactured BY GcTshom Cheney
% and believe u 10 DC great labor sa'nF machine a
an improvement on all ehutns within ont kno~Iragc.
Jas y Porter, Ira Scwafd,
So.es Hawke Daniel Kelly, lr.
Erssius Campbell, Joseph Deiand,
William X shaw Robert Barney,
Daniel Kelly, Hartman Claik.
Samuel Co,i,np Cyrus Edison Jr
Aftemhs Carpenter, Hiram smith
Getshom Cheney, Alfred Edison,
Asa Squires nnses Lester,
Joseph Congdon, Nathan G. Howard
Robert Goddard, = II q. Perkins,
iona &. Thrall, john Halt
Rugg,s, Asa Hale
Amos Spring j. Wright Nhippc,
Lew Long, Jr Iaua Ihomas,
George " strong Augustus l. Bisscll
John y Pierce
Rutland April lo4l. ll--o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

STATE OF VERMONT RE it rene bered that a,
held Rutland within and for said district the 22d day
Of March, A. ID. 1871.
Present VIM Hall, Judge
Calvin Brewer administrator upon the estate Of Iineas
Ctamton, late OF Tinmouh said district deceased pro-
posing to render account Of his administration upon
said estate;
1t ordered that the examination and allow ance o. said
account be referred 10 the first Monday being the third
day of May next and that copy OF this order be published
IN the Rutland Herald printed at tsnid Rutland, three
weeks successfully previously thereto that all rned
may appear and object to the same if they
/ true copy oi Record.
15-7 HENRY HALL, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, I'D f i, rememberel that al
District OF Rutland, IS. - n special probate court;
held al Rutland within and for said district on the 10Th
day Of April, A. ID. leil
Present Wm. Hall Judge.
James " Council administrator upon the estate of John
" Conne late OF Rutland in said district deceased nes.
tate, having presented to this his petit on in writing
setting forth such facts tend to show that sale of so
much Of the real estate of said deceased will produce
the of nine hundred dollars is necessary for the
ment OF the debts Of the said deceased
Its ordered that the consideration thereof be referred ia
the first Monday, being the third day OF NAY next; and
that copy Of this order be Published three weeks
sivey in the Rutland Herald previous thereto that the
heirs OF said deceased appear and give bonds for
payment of said debts, otherwise object the same
they see cause. true copy Of record,
l5-l7 HENRY HALL. REGISTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
I EALTH AND STRENGTH! Dr. S. O.
n Il Richardson's Sherry Wine Bttcrs are


the only sure remedy for dyspepa and jaundce that has
been their general for 30 yeLrs
with recomm ndatons from the most eminent Of the med
zeal faculty and editorial notices from the Boston Morn.
ing Post Boston Daily Mail, Plymouth Memorial Amos
keag Representative, Barnslable Patriot, Essex Banner
laverhill Gazette, n. H. Dover Gazette n H. Northern
Star, X. Lincoln Telegraph Me- New York Evening
Signal &c must assure the afflicted that they posse
wonderful merit.
They give life elasticity and ygor the viscera pro-
mote the prsadc action, cleanse the stomach and bow
els from unhealthy Accommodations, and purify and enven
the blood in the most thorough and eectual manner.
they are the most certain remedy for all those pfcva-
lent diseases called dySpera, lundlce, liver complaints
heartburn dizziness headache wandering or settled pains
sinking nnness, loss ofaPpee, weakness Of the limbs
nervous debility. cosvcnoss, piles and all diseases caus
ed by an unhealthy state Of the stomach and
IGey are III. u..yvper and s,sssssss y
cssss s s:s Il en- 3 sr ns.As
nm. s;ss s @ 4 @ 4 as \ .as
nVads OF any age without uurng the system expos.
ing it TO take cold.
BEWARE or PrpLrRs! The genuine article cannot be
obtained of them any preeuce Whatever never en-
ploy them nor allow them 10 sell my medicines. And all
Bers put up in phals and small round bottles 2urpol.-
in5 10 be mine, rank couuorfels
As some are base enough to Gl the empty bottles with
Their stun and thus deceive the unwary and have
attempt an imitation Of my Bers 10 papers; be careful
OF whom you purchase
In consequence Of these attempts at imposition have
been at great expense in having directions and wrap
pers, and IN future the Bters pauers will be done nm
IN different style See that the envelope has it my
name ~ iu conferred according 10 the act Of CoDpre. Ia
the year l-iu by ; o Richardson NJ d in the cI.ra a
Office Of the district court Of Massachusetts," aud on the
o,hef SIDE "es;ablshcd M sos at South Reading County
81 MddlescN, Massachusetts, The border around The
INSIDE directions (Which printed white tissue paper
Is so cuHousy engraved that the words CDR s. O Rich
atds'H sherry Wine Bhrrs' present themselves in O
thousand different forms As copy right has been grant,
go me- all arrangements Will be severely dealt with accor-
dng to law The bottles nearly ready be issued ia
the same style.
All Buffers Drep1red ly me have Il Cc smile or ,,, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

STATE or VERMONT DE It remembered that at
District Of Rutland ID special probate court
holden at Rutland within and for said district the 10Th
day ofApril, A. ID. loil.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge
certsiu instrument in writing, under seal, purportni
TO be the last will and testament of John r. Johnson late
Rutland in saif district, deceased, having been delv-
cred into said probate court Nahum Johnson, sole
utor therein named
1t is ordered that the probate OF said will be referred
the first Monday being the third day Of May and that
copy OF this order be published the Rutland Herald
printed in said Rutland three weeks SUCCESSFULLY pevi-
Gus thereto, that all concerned may appear and contest
same It they see cause. true copy of record.
l5-l7 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

-
nc,. prizes ard "a diseases arising from hillary a.
ss, r correcting the 81 the blood Snd cleansing VIC
stomach snd scica humours. These ps arc md ca
t,tc producing neither pains gpng ana arc thctov
valuable ard hight, approved medicine and are Ponoun'ea
AZ cb b., ,tc most dasu ishcd dh, cians Zach box contain
ing SO pills NJ o. d, ...,., ,,v
Russclts celebrated Salt Rhcum ONT mcnt
This 10 Internationally the best and safest remedy ever vet
offered to the hubble that obstinate dsotdot SAT- hhouu
Wbre other means have failed has succeeded, and tie tact
that u has been extensively used 10y eminent practitioners
speaks voluncs-n it, praise. II equally chcscous IA an
the skin scat head ring worms and ,ho most IN
yctrato Itch SC SC lScc noct. Nulord and others GER
u6cator around the salt Khcum Outmvut Boxes.
RusScll's Itch Ointment.
This choice and safe ointment said TO be superior tod any
now in use Tor dactccabe aud ostome oase tho Hen
This Ointment It's operation that no person
troubled the above disorder ought 60 bc without Il u is
remedy or cutaucous crupohs, scrobuc affections o The
head other breaking out which arises from sharp hu'
in the blood. Prcc % cents box.
fresh supply Just received aud fer sale 10y Daniels and
Bell James Porter Bort y Mason Rutland. :. l. Leonard,
Wallnpord. Y SAWYER, Tumnuth. joel BoNcfs Dandy
u Strong " Potter. paWcit. Grover, Wells; Sson,
West Rot aud & tanadon Go Castoton, Bliss, Snnly
MaIlry ~ Co; joel caman, Poultucyi Kellogg. liamp
ton; Aiunzo Allen Farbayouj G Walker \ Go. Benson.
u Meacham. Spa; ID II Mclham. Nahnsiord. Also IN most
Of the principal stores ia the United States 3 " cow oc ON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

Troy Z loug
rINllE subscriber has hand a few good Troy Ploughs
L which he warrant as FIRST best. They wood
ed from selection Of fret rate timber, and will be sold
lac for rash
Old ploughs repaired short notice
ALsO-All kinds Of carriages repaired at his shop
reasonable terms foy olSi. W W. BAILEY
Itntaud, 10Th April, 1-i1. 15-l7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

Rutland, April 3, 1slI l4-IG
Drugs, Medicines, Paints < Dye Stufs.
FINE Subscriber respectfully bers inform his friends
and customers generally that having we'd from yar
extensive additions his previous stock Drugs
sc he offers Tor sale al his store Nos a south side
Old tanueI Han at uncummonly low prices very full and
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants and Dye Shlfs.
Having selected the with great quality and
variety embracing all newly discovered PREPARATION he feels
confidence SAYING that be offer great inducements to
those ~tshiug 90 purchase be found the city
Dealers Drugs Paints clohet country merchants and
manuacurers respectfully invited call when purchas NJ
al goods will be offered At extreme low prices on accom-
modanng Terms and Of the best qualities
EDWARD RRINLEY.
at the old Bnnley Store Nos 3 &
south eide Faneuh Hall.
B-BOodroot spuuci Rse Black, Suakcroot. Bees0ar
Goldhread, Oaimell, Oils emlOck Spruce, Miriersrcen
Tam, aod Mormwood constantly wanted for which the high
est market pfce viii b. gwen. 100 mos
Boston Ma = lg4l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27
Cancer Hopor Crr,l
SAMULL I ,,>,.
ELIZA ''NIN


Consumption Curca
This may certify that We hnd a child applr.r., .
with the consumption; the doctor had given iu .,,
than week. We commenced giving him D. l
Panlcea, and IN less than week he began to raIo s
than two months was restored To perfect health
GEORGE T. }u,,,,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-27

Argyle, Nova Scotia.
was seized with a violent
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
From the North American.
THE PRESIDENTS BURIAL.

A1R..Burial of Sir John Moore.
Slowly and moumfully pass they on
10 the home where the dead are sleeping,
While the funeral notes of the muffled drum
O'el the sable bier are sweeping.
lie starts not at the well known sound,
The thrilling silence breaking,
He springs not forth to his comrades round.
From his quiet slunlber waking.
Sadly and silently pause they now,
While the soldiers tears are stealing,
His martial form and his stern, proud brow,
Ills heart deep grief revealing,
lie cares not now, though the strangers
eye
Should mark his bitter sorrow;
lie thinks of the scenes of the DAYS gone by,
He mourns for the cherries morrow.
Not sound. is heard as they gather near,
Save the followed prayer ascending:
The patriots sigh, and the statesman's tear,
In volceless grief are blending:
They mourn for leader, ruler gone,
A nations hope and glory,
A chosen guide from his people torn,
The honored in fane's proud story.
From the grave they turn with measured
thread,
The tomb's dark portal closing,
But it matters not to the sainted dead,
On his Saviour's breast reposing:
With nobler throng in the world of light,
His ransomed SOULS dwelling,
For the victory won through the conqueror's
might,
His song oftriumph swelling. c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

while he believes the power to exist in Con
gress 10 construct roads and canals, yet that he
no longer believes II prudent or expedient to
exercise 1t, he has repeatedly decared-and
his determination to adhere to the principles
OF the compromise act, he has also declared.
10. ] unhesitatingly declare it as my firm
conviction, that William Henry Harrison is
qualified TO guard and promote the lbertiesa and
happiness OF HIS country, because lac is the
stern and unflInchng advocate o. popular rights
aud uncompromisng opponents Of the bold and
daring assumptions ofpowers which have Of
late years been claimed and exercised by the
Chief Executive Magistrate OF thus Union
because he regards the public officers Of the
country as created lol the benefit and advan-
tage OF the People, and not Tor the political adj
vantage ofthe President, and in that spiri',ut-
terly denies the right, on the part of the Pres-
| dent toremove from Office one "who is honest
capable and faithful to the Constitution, to
make way for another whose chiefrecommcn.
dation is 10 be found in his belhng noisy and
clamorous demagogue and partisan--because
| he would carry with him into the AdminIstra
| ton the principles of Jefferson, and would re-
| qure ofthe ofiice-holdcrs TO abstain from in
teriering in the elections, and to beStow a close
attention to their duties, in place Of the active
! partnership which is now every where eXhib-
! lted-because he is committed, by his prnci-
! pies, torecommond and to urge upon Congress
The adoption OF such measures as will Intimate
/ " cad in the committing the custody of the
/ public monies to other hands than the Presi-
dents, 50 as cfiectually TO separate the Purse
fcom the Sword-bocauso he is in favor Of
economy in the public expenditures, in opposi-
! ton to that wastclul course of extravaganza
which has caused the public expenditures to
increase, in ten years, from $l3,000,000, cX-
elusive of the payment of the public debt, to
near S40,000000 aunualy-because he is the
sworn enemy to corruption, and the lover Of
virtue--becausc IN his election aud by his eX-
ample, will be establjSaei and secured that
greatest of all reforms, without which, the el-
fort at reformation is hopeless, viz; the limiting
for all future time, the Presidential term o.
service to a single term of four years-and be-
Cause he is an honest man, Republican in
principle, and a patriot in practice. ] might
find other reasons in the history of his past life
"a lie devoted to the service ofhis country
but have fully answered your enquiries.
Having responded fully and freely to You
enquiries,
am, gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN TYLER.
To TIlmfn f. Jotcr, Philip Mayo, VIM. w
Dickinson, Peter Emore, Youel S. Rust
r. II. Burch, Robert w. Hill, JOSEPH
Bunt, John NJ. Timberlakc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

TnE EuLoGY.-We have been requested to
say, that the Committee have called ON Rev.
john ARMsrRoNG for a copy of his eulogy on
the life and character of Gen. Harrison, for
publication, but that he has declined to have
it published, inasmuch as the greater part OF It
was spoken extemporaneously.
Mr.. Armstrong feels some delicacy ia at
tempting TO write out from memory, an adj
dress which was not committed before delivery.
This will be source ofIegret to many who
had not en- opportunity of hearing him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
EDEN is MY HOME.

BY JOHN NEWLAND MAFFITT
Oh! / have roamed through many lands,
A stranger TO delight;
Not frienship's hopes, nor loves sweet smile
Could make my pathway bright,
Till on the sky star arose,
And lit nights sable dome;
Oh! steer nv bark by that sweet star,
For EGelis my home.
Oh! Eden is my place ofrest,
, / long to reach its shore,
To shake these troubles from my breast,
To weep and sigh no more;
To that fair land my spirit flies,
And angels bid me come
Oh! steer my bark over Jordans wave,
For Eden is my home.
OH take me from this world of wo
To that sweet home above,
Where tears of sorrow never flow
And all the air is love; -
My sister spirit wait for me,
And Jesus bids me come
Oh! steer my bark to that bright Land,
For Eden is my homo.