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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
The most highly appro,,dr,

cine no" IN gtntrai use for Copgis. C,.
all diseases Of hs Lupc,
HNHE VTepTARLE PutMoSaRY R,n.
i he the most popular medicine e,,i .norr..'~
Tor Coughs, Coids, Asih.ms or Phtb,ie
"hoop'ng Couyh and pulmonary aHs,uen, q ,,'
rat rem Certlfcaif,
Dr Samuel Meut ri Coneotd \ n n,,..,
sati'hed the Vegetable Pulmonary E,l,,,, y 'h
medicine. having Loen used with ron,nic,. - ND
which had previously resisted the most ,rn,o,,s =
tions. fF''" F"'
DR.. Ttomon Abel Of 1emps,ct II wtt,,n,L
dthily tecommc ends its use in all COMPLIANT.
equal u not superior to any medicine within b,I.
pr Amoiy Hunting of Franklin Mss WIN, ,t'' n
having prescribed he usual tcn,d,, wtlc,, ,.,
having consuhG cd With tevctal eminent ph,,s,,
iound the Vegetable PULMONARY Bal,an 10 h,r,U,..
ohect. and recommends II rs sale cun,tni,ht ma 81
cIo.s medicine.
DE-. Thomas Brown Of 6oncord-N II rtt,, n,
knowledge IL hiss never dsa ppointed The resonant.
to,lons o' those who have used It,
I've pnblc are particularly cautioned se,lp, "A, j
conntet'eits or limitations which have PARTIAL.
assumed the name Of the genuine srrle
W lie assured that i, is not genuine une,, IN, 81
oi The signatures 81 SAMPSON Rk,p or W. Jos, N
ler, are found attached 10 the yellow label IN II
Nelope. All labels ofsnd nfter the date Of Nee les
have tho written signature of WIN Jon'n Cutler p.,I
by REED, WING Il CUTLER Oa,s Low 4 III
hnltsa'e Druqgsts, ~ ChathaW ,neri. boston I'D
by JAS. GREEN & co, Worcesisr aud b, DIN,
hp"tlccsnss, and County Merchant, gsseralk
" GEMS U>
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
The Universal Medicine of Lid

| TBRANDRETlrs PILLS ma, 10 sad lol,
Universal Medicine uf Lie or the, cleanse ann mt,
blood strengthen aud Invigo,atr tho nerve. and .,,
Pcrlcctng of digestion, by which avoid s,ea teho,
prevent the croainn of those humours 10 -hcb ",
Etyslprlas, ScUt'ey, Gout aud those Shiny dnu
which the Stone and Gfnvcl 10 formed within Us ."
IL IS now well understood that the Iitandfct Pas
oufed Thousands oi hopeless and helpless pers e
the first p, sio'nns had pronounced them e,ond al iu
means OF ici'f II il now not only known that The pr
reih PIls DO CURE, but il is also undet.ood nov
cure thai is by their purity GO effect ON lilo blood iba
restore the body to health
The value OF this medicine is becoming more and .
manifest. II is recommended from family To iaml,
Brandreh lIls remove in an almost mps &c ptibe
all noIious accumulation and purify and in, ror,,
nooo ana their good effects arc not conneibaanc,dh
Inconvenience Being composed entirely Of Yreelsblul
DO not expose those who use Them To Danger and her
fects are certain as they are SOLITARY They are d,, II
safely administered TO infancy. youth, m1nho,d ,d
nge and TO women in the most critical nd d. lcai, cui
stances. They do not disturb choke the animal id
tons, bu, restore their order nd establish thet
The Brandreth Pills arc sold at 25 cent. per DO, ii
Riandrcths New England Office
10 HANOVER STR EFT 70
Only place in BOSTON for the TspK PiIls
nv To ne REMEMBERED ,hst ~,ch of,h. rus. n
la. upon II THREE COPf,RIGHT LABELS.
Brandreth upon II,
And there must be upon each Dor three signatures, ID
BkANDRETH, NJ. ID.
An three signatures, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
Bcdes The labels are full Of small printing done ia
INK there being the label, nearly three hundred mp
IONS OF benjamin Brandretb's Pills
AGENTS FIR his Slate IN Rutland Couor
Rutland, J. r. MILTON, Orwell. A. l., Ca,lin.
IuPiry Bailey Pawle', WIN B. SheIdo
Brandon, Ira Button, Putsford. Henry S,ross
"aircn q Miss, Pouitney, 4. Bh.,
Clarendon, G. ~ A. BuIiard Jane, @ Ricb,r,
H,cbcock ~ Morgan. Shire wsbury John I,uotmln
|as''c'on Hodges q Hawkins Sudbury, Ira u rghsm,
r. Jameson. Iinmouth. n. W Ss-W
!, u.t'ngsV'I.e' brown Dow Wnllingford s. Tovn''t
Danny, :. a.. N. J. Smith L,phnm y.HGce
tnoch y Rogers Wells, Allen Grover
Fairhaven, 4. J. &. Allen JVe,thayen n ID A,m,lrg
MiddIetown, =. G.. Bruce r. Smith
Dwell W. Chapman a. Co Whitehall NY. D,,aNx
Those AGENTS are Likewise 81 ppi,rd with
BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
which is pronounced by those who have made trial
A Boon 10 he Human Race. cell
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
For Sale or to Let.

Two valuable farms, pleasantly situated in
Mount Holly, about "a Of miis south from
i'o"'oon nm on Inc NAN road 10 the South Vii
lsee, containing about 40 acres well wa,sr.d ,nd
excellent ior grass and grazing. ThsIe are on The
premises two dwelling houses, FIVE large barns, two
large co" houses. and other ou; buildings for the
accommodation Of dairy, and other purposes
mere are also ivospps and two maple orchards,
We I.fIn i.isi' owned ~ silas Sargent. The
AFORESAID preHises will be sold together or .epa,,t.
as may beer SOFT The purohAser A paIi ofthe pur
~hs'e mons, must 10 paid down. foI the rsns;na,,
shesr,l ueeIt will DO gwen. For sale, also, ,,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Renewal.


II DuNKLEE informs the Inhabitants OF Rut.
n land sad vicinity that he has removed his
cooper shop into The building formerly occupied by
I BSroor as wheel wright shop, Two doors north
o. me jail where he is ready attend to all orders
IN las line with promP,ness and despatch.
Rutland, April rs, 1913 loIs
W = me subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
W PROBATE Court for the district Of Rutland
commissioner 10 receive. examine and adjust All
claims and demands Of all persons against tie Is.
tate OF w 60
Aeih T. LEONARD, late Of Waliingfo ford,
~ SAID distinct, deceased represented nsolvent and
also ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset
n.efeio' and sir months from the 2s- dsy Of
-d~fH'' l-s'' beng allowed by said court for tba,
Pu'P'es' We do therefore hereby give notice Ina,
~e AL attend 10 the business Of oul said appoint.
mem a. ne Inn Of II. IL Leonard il " allineford.
90 u.e iass Mondays u May aud August ReIt, fiom
Clock a IN. until 4 o'clock, p. IN. on each OF
sad days. "
JAMS RUsTIs. Wa. krSr, Coaif.
N.lngford, Aprl 10, iss IsIs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

would hs,e nv friends comfort me and smile
pleasantly On me end iecl willing that | should
he released from sorrow and Jetpleiity, and GO
up. now that my race was finished. Joyfully 10 my
bong sought home aud Il It be alloucd TO me rs !
pray u wall 10 de 10 The summer time among my
ificnds ! would be borne ou beneath the open
sky and have my pillow ncd up tina, | nigh,
sec the glory Of the ,uing sun, and pas. away
Ike him wRh undlminishcd l,gh, 10 smother
world
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
saddles, Harnesses, &c.

TUNHE subscriber would inform his friends and
Il the public in general that he has on hand
large assortment Of saddles and Harnesses such a.
plated brass, japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets portable and Saddles, brides
and hallers also large assortment Of Trunks of
all kinds and sizes, and all other kinds of work
usually nadc in Saddler's Shops. The above sr,i-
Giles will be sold very low for cash kinds of
country produce, such as beef young cattle next
October, or grain tho January following, or wool
next summer.
All persons wishing to purchase any Of the above
articles are requested to call and examine before
purchasing.
VIZ. HALL.
Rutland, Dec. "a, 1912 5aI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

D i q Rasod 't .ps@s Sio5 sa
court held at Rutland within aud Cor said district.
on the 20'h day OF March. A. d 1919.
Present WIN. Hall. Judge
oe'''in instrument IN whiting purpnring to he
the last viii and testament Of OfmonJ D,,, I,i. 81
Naling lord 10 said district, deceased, having been
this DAY presented to said count for probate and al
io"ance, 10y Nancy Doiy, sole eIecu,rx therein
named
u Is ordered that said will be referred Tor probate
sHI allowance TO The ffsi Monday being the Is, dsy
Il Nay next and that copy OF hi, order be NH
l'shed lhree weeks successWely. previous thereto.
m Tie Rutland Herald, newspaper printed a, Rot
land that all persons interested may appear and con
'eSl the probate Thereof If they see cause
true copy OF record.
lilo HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
lG:is RonrRr H. SMITH Oliver HAMS, Com.


n.,, Sac e. q r peImoat: BE !, rememberod
court holden at Castleon within and for said dis
,rict on the 9th day of April A. ID. 1913.
Present, A. Warner. Judge
An instrument in writing, purpoiiing to be the
last will and testament Of Hannah Slason, late of
Hu5bardlon in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented 10 said court by Henry ]. Horton the ex-
ecutot therein named, for probate
Iis ordered by the court that notice thereof he
given to all persons concerned, 10 appear at n ses-
sion OF said court To holden the probate office in
Caseton, on the 81 day of May next, TO COMES, the
probate OF said Will by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to said time of hearing
IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed in Ru-
land. true copy of record,
1917 An,s b i. LANGDON Renisier
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Remedy for The Piles.

TO those afflicted with this erieyous malady The
subscriber Is happy TO announce tina, he La.
prepared what repeated iial has proved TO be SAT.
ana sure remedy. W hle two or three applications
OF the Ointment infalliby removes the complsin Of
common malignity. The subjoined cerlifi. ste,
show that It's virtues, il properly tested, will reach
ana relieve cases ofaggrayaied and nyeleraie char
acsr.
Sold al the Rutland Booksiore-prce e5 cents
box. ID KIRKkInIp
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
oesi effects from the nf the ointment preDareJ
by d. kirkade, for the Piles and we do eatGestly
recommend ii 10 all who similarly affected, as
most SPEEDY, safe and successful remedy for tina,
compliant. Jo1L LocxlI.
Thomas $, Spfscra,
Rutland Dec. q, Isf2 I3oe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
In Observation-Disclosures sale.

Il Y order of the United States District Court for
the Vermont District, will be sold at the Court
House in Rutland, on Saturday the 9Th dav Of Nav
next, al one o'clock, p. m. all the right. title and
in'eres, which VIM. +. Mau-son, bankrupt, had
on the ED day Of March 1912. in and to about 1873
acres of land in the town Of Chil,enden. being tho
undivided half Of ID, 3d. 4th and 9Th divisions Of the
right of Benjamin Everest. together with certain
other real estate winch will he more particularly
described AT the time Of sale. Terms cash
VIM. Y. RIPLEY Assignee
Rutland April 10, 1873 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Pension Agency.

T1l r undersigned is prepared To render hi, as
sis,ance TO all such entitled TO pensions,
to procure their names TO he placed upon the PEN
sion list. Those widows who have received five
years pension are now entitled to one year more,
ana those who were not widows at the passage Of
the act OF 9TH July 1888, but have become so since
are now also entitled to the beneh Of said act He
will 90 10 the residence OF all such as are unable to
call at his office. REUBEN r. TunALL.
Rutland, Sd April, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
STATE or YERMoNT)pE II ,en.mb.

Distinct of Rutland, s.. Is iha, i :, sperisi
PROBATE eour, held a, Rutland. within and for said
o's'T'e'' on The 9Th day Of March. 1913
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
certain instrument 10 ~u,fne. purforting "a IN.
ne a., "iA and Testament Of Ds,id Daiy. late OF
Piusheld IA said district. deceased. HAVING hen
ih' Jay p'esen'ed 10 said cour, Gsr probate and a.
io~anee 1I ffeeeriek T. DAILY, sole executor there
in named N
II Is otdeBed that SAID viii l.. ,sGs,,oA r. 49,.
bate sui allowance 10 Tie frs; No,j,v -.
HE ii Day Of May EeIt, snd ih., ; copy Of ~.
0'cef Se Published thee weeks sueeesSiyely u,.y,
Gus thereto. % the Aailand Herald. pewspsa.,
hi1iet al Ro,snd, tLli all psr.oas iliers,,ed NAV
spfeA ani contest lie probate ,4.feof n The, ace
cause. true copy 81 record.
IA" HENRf HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

INHE undersigned offer for sale thirty thousand
Il acres Of Land, situated in the counties of Gen.
esee' LaPeer, Shiawasse, Saginaw and Macomb.
he land which we now offer for sale consists of
heavy numbered land, such as Beach, Maple, Hcko.
'y' D"He'""' DC. DC; also OAK Openings all OF
which comprises the most choice localiuns in the
state being n'ersperced with pure and rapid streams
OF water.
Also, $500 acres Of Pine land, situated on Flint
Hver, together with sererol eligible Water Pripile-
ges.
Or terms are such that the induremen, offered
TO settlers is adv1ntageuus-the lime IA, nn,cba.e
money oel"g fro,o .ns to len wears
We are disposed 10 give three acres Of land and
the first crop for clearing and fencing one.
Several improved farms FOR sale OF lease.
Application made 10 The undersigned. at Flint.
Genesee county, Michigan; will receive promo, Al.
'eh'oh' G' WALKER DEWEY,
THo's L. l.. BRsNr
Flint Feb 81, 1913 IeIa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
N'JWs OK-N Z W
wholesale drosg s;s ana sole .gant., h'- u"
sNUfF-oNLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS
No 4.

DIR. NJ. IilrCIICOCK'S newly invented So
iae best article ever discovered by scientific re
Europe Or America, for the cure and absolute =
Ca'arfh' Dizziness ofthe Head, Weak eyes ~
sous Headaches. Fallen Sickness, fils. 40 lhI.
troubled with snufiies, partial shocks Of pa.'J'~
For sale wholesale and and retail, By For
Dickinson sole pTspfietors, successor. 10 y"
cock Co, III Geueses street Uucs \ J
Rutland by James Porter. IN Css,leton = ~
son IN fusfotd by srsnI 4 Buck N bf''"
~ Wsuss q b.S,s AbS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

STATE OF VERMONT, RE 1t remembered'
District Of F.irhayen. - Dihai n, a Probate
Count holden Al CaS,icn within and for said dis.
,uct on the 7,h DAY Of April, 4. ID. lsi9,
Present. A. Warner, lodge.
An instrument in wnnr rurpor'ing 10 lie the
last will and testament OF David 6oodroh, iMe "i
henson IN said district deceased. being presented
In sand rout, by Erwin Goodrich, one Of the crecu-
tors therein named. for probate;
II is ordered by the court that notice thereof I've
given 10 all retsors concerned, 10 appear at ses
sion Of said court 10 I've holden Al the probate Office
in Casleton on the % day Of Nav next 10 contest
the probate of said will by publishing this order
three week, succes.ively previous TO said time Of
hearing in the Rutland Herald, newspaper print
ed In Rutland
true copy Of record,
1917 Attest, Il. r. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
III OllCC.

A Lii persons indebted 10 the estate of James D.
"A Butler late Of Rutland, deceased, are request
ed TO call on the subscriber, at bis house in East
Rutland, and adjust the same before the frs, day of
May next; after that time all the unsettled demands
will he left in the hands of collector, without re-
spect of persons,
Moses PERKINS, Administrator.
Rntlani. April 6. 1913 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Frequently ask yourself rh0i you have done, End
,ely you have done d. This viii teach TO inspect
FIRST ,out actions second your uuii,s VI. and tLird
tic manner in which ,ou discharge your duty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

OTlCE.-Al persons having open accounts
~ with Hooker & Wooster, will please call aud
settle them Immediately with the subscriber, who is
authorised to settle all oeoouatc of the firm.
NJ. H. WOOSTER.
West Poultney, April G, 1913. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Flint, Feb. 81, 1913.


THIS may certify that my wife Hannah doe, re-
iuse 10 live with me. and this is TO forbid all
persons ifom harboring or trusting Der on NV &C.
count for shall pay no debts Of her contracting
a''et 'is Gale MERRILL 4. GRAvKs
MounIholly, April IL, Isi3 I6Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Cont for the district OF faithavcn
commits sioncts TO receive, examine and ADJUST III
claims and demands Of all persons against The cs-
tate of
JOSIAH Toby, late Of paIciei,
in said district deceased represented insnven,, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto and six months from the 2lSt DAY OF March
1913, being allowed by said count for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend TO the business OF said appointment at the
dwelling house OF John Toby, III Pawlel, on the
first day OF July and the 2is day Sept. next, from
one O'Clock until five O'Clock p. NJ. on each OF
said DAYS.
1918 RonrRr II. SMITH OLIVER HANKS Com.
\Ns the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Rutland COM
missoncrs to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
lanes Walls late Of Chiiidnden,
In said district, deceased, represented nsoven
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofsc,
thereto and six months from the 2lst day OF March
last, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, tina, we
will attend TO the business of our said appointment, at
Moses Randall's in Chtenden, on the first dav Of
June and 3lsi day Of Angus, next, from one o'clock
until five O'Clock, p. m, on each of said days.
ALVIN RANDALL, ID. B. Bogue, Cnm.
Chittenden, hpril ~, 1919. 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Wholesale druss.t.sne ,oIe sg.nt. ssr u
Take Phy,ic eariy-Medicine come. too l,l.
When the disease become. invetefste.

Recommended by tie Faeuify-L,JbysF th
By lsng experience these PILis have been pfora I
thousands To be the best aud safest Family Medei. -
:" nl'e"'eed' ~ al seasons Of the year they 81 u Il
very valuable TO all who with to secure th.m.. ,u 80
sickness They are alike cafe Tor children 80 for az Fl
90 OF ne and require attention To die. of V
lhs bilious aud Liver con pllints dy,peps or nd q"
ne"ous diseases, sct besdachs aud all d,,ea'.' 80
rom an impure state Of lbe blood ora disorjsfed 81
We stomach or bowels are speedily removed by uIp
inef prevent seur'y, eostiVeBess snd its con~q'
therefore sea'tr.ng meu should never be without lh,r
sot climate Affects them rot.
COMsTOCE l. TYLEE.
wholesale dfurg ste ana sole sgaht,, We" ]"
Rutland County.
ileoksr& Wooster. PouItn,y,S Townsend y W,lb1H
Daniels a. BELL. Rutlard John q Ssu,.f sssb'4
Henry Simonds Pitisfnrd, 4 D.te Bf,ndoh
'4ye' az hlHls. Poultnty Milo 4. Day. DO.
n"sn "io'-f Wells w. CLipmsu, Of-tA
J.. Jamieson. Casilelon T. CbIld, P,tt,fsH
scnlo ]. Smith, Danb, A n Vii D,ab, Iofsf
q. IL a. nu,rd. Ciafe.dop In, uin,h,m sudbsu
al Lunib5fd Pswl.t s.r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

DOCI: a. G. DANA would respectfully rnG,rm
his friends and correspondents, that he I as re-
moved bis residence from Piusford To Brandon. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
This llny Received.

nANIELS & BELL have this day received d.
~ rect from Boston, an addition 10 their former
stock OF Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Fresh Fruit, &c. &c.
April TO- 1913. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

A BLACKSMITH STAND ,rn,,.l
IA bstdton East street, q lev rod, h.
fist meeting house, which con.i., Al -
acres OF land with good orchard O, II
and coal house with good DWELLING -
wood shed and good barn. whch ,H
cheap for cash or psod paper For fp,r.'
nation inquire Of the subscriber, ~ N.
now occupies the premises. N.Ct'
February q, ISI3 e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
Teeth, Teeth.

A L. W. SMITH, NJ. D., Dentist m,y be con.
"a. suited by those wishing his services, al his
residence in Cas,eion, after date
March 30 1913. I3,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
10000 Acres of Land for Sale.

Rutland, Dec. "a, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
Ree Dslelists.

Mar has arrogated to himself superiority Of
intellectual endow mants, which elevate him high
above all other classes of created intelligence.
How far the claim is warranted, depends, in q
great degree, on our knowledge Of the economy
domestic as well as political-ofth the inferior
animals of creation. Acts are sometimes per-
formed by this exalted creature, exhibiting less
intellectually than is displayed by the ss&orm
we tread upon" Personal accountability for Of.
fence or insult is held right and proper as con-
sentative principle in society, calculated to pre-
serve dignity and honor, where none have ever
existed, and probably never Will. Good results
NAV have been anticipated from this cut-throat
code of honor; but none have been realized,
One human being after another has been harried
into an awful and mysterious eternity--widows
and orphans have had cause to regret their
blood-stained honor'' demanded so great sacri-
fee at his hoaorless shrine--but evil, and that
continually has followed. Man, however, is moi
the only creature assuming to possess dignity and
honor! The wise, frugal and industrious bee
that culls the sweets from every flower--has q
| high and chivalrous sense of honor; and hest.
| tales not tochalIerse to mortal combat the fell
lo,o who dares to look saucily at him, or who
brushes against his aristocrafic coat, as may b
seen by perlsing the annexed paragraph, from
small but interesting volume published by tht
Harpers, entitled ssNatural History Of Insects,
And after reading this, may we not say viii
Knowles, "Man, that is above them all, doth ap,
them all!''- Wash. Spectator.
Con those fine spring days in which the sun il
beautiful and warm, duels may often be seen Il
take place between two inhabitants Of the sam,
hive. In some cases, the quarrel appears I,
have begun within, and she comhatants may b
seen coming ont of the gate eager ssfor blows
Sometimes bee peacefully settled on the outsid
Of the hive, or walking about is rudely iostled B,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
Trade-Nevv York-New Or,eans.

We invite particular attention to the following
extract from No s of the communications from
"A Citisen OF the Valley" at Louisville, to the
Natloual InteIligencer, upon the "Mississppi
Valley" We should all make ourselves fully
acquainted with the true position Of the Western
country, and of our resources and trade. com.
pared with the Atlantic and other portions ofthe
Union.--Cin. Gazette.
EXTRACT.
The city of New York is conceded to he At
present the place from which the largest quanti-
ty Of foreign and domestic dry goods Is dstribut
j ed to every section of the Union. Its citizens
say It IS the great emporium of this continent
The manner in which this claim has been put
forth, and the positive tones in which it is con.
tinually reiterated, have obtained a general &C.
quiescence in its supposed truth. The CONNER
cial effect OF such an opinion, both at home and
abroad, every man of business knows to be ALL
powerful; and for this reason it is the more i'm.
portant that the truth should be known. The
following figures show the amount of domestic
exports in different years, from 1928 to lS4l.
from the States of Louisiana and of New York.
Not being in possession Of any documents that
show the value Of the domestic exports from the
ports OF the Union, the amount Of those from the
States is taken as that respectively of New Or
leans and of the city of New York. Similar
statements will presently Re given of the domes-
tic exports of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and
Maryland, as indicating the exports of Boston,
PHILADELPHIA. and Baltimore