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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09
To SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD

III HIUh SnE I'm Uf LIE FIELD,
TH7oNAs THEER, Manufacturer and Importer OF Guns Rifles
z Pistols a.. pleasure informing Members OF
the Legislature and The public general that he has hand a
extensive and choice aoneuof Goods ks line that can be
cannot be eNele all OF which viii De- sold very reduced prices
Amongst las assortment are 'he following
GUNS AND FOwLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and stbb double and single barrel
Guns
Double aud single plain slbb w., Guns
DO do do pLIn and imitation twist do
DO do do common German do
Brass steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelinr. pocket belt and travelling Pistols
selfcock ng singh. and barrel revolving Pistols
Gun, Rifle and PISTOL Povper Fiasks
Double ana sr.-!s sho, Pouches aui Belts
split and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps al - cents per 1900
Sio.tsmeEs Liquor Fiasss and Pocket TuIuhers
English. American and Scotch Gunpovdgr
Dog Calls Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hunsmcn' Blowing Horns and Buces
Wash Iiods- Shot Chargers Cap Primers, Oil Cups BAN,
Patent Qua Waiding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rife Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles in joints and Walking Canes English Silk India
Grass Hair Lines; Swom Gut Fishing Floats Hooks Cut
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks.
Superior and Plain Gilt Gcnan silver and Plated mounted
Swords Officers SIX Sashes sword Belts Gilt and Plated Eauet
Wings Virginia Infantry aui Troopers Buttons Clasps
Canes Hooks swive Tasse stars Gloves Lace Braid worsted
Wings POmpo0us; &c.
CUTLERY.
Eou's Rodgers and Smiths superior finished and warranted
Razor Superior Ivory Buck Paand Silver Mounted Pocket Pen
sporens DrS Deer and Pruning Knives Rodgers Crook,
ana Norienms Manufacture; Rodgers superior Ladies and
Gentlemen Scissors
Gold and Silver and Walking with
out Swords Gold and Silver Ever Pencils superior
nor SPY Glasses Travellers Comp1c Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws Cases Key Rings Teeers Tooth Brushes
Boxes Pocket Rules superior Patent Tape Measur Riding Gig
deg THOMAS TYRER
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. WRAPPING PAPER
&C.. &C.
Wholesale are, Retail.

LNtAN' 'AAVA-'' ANN.Nhs,' " N.Ni A-'N "a ''''
&C., &c,
Wholesale and IL Ctail.
VENHE subscriber has recently received, and
u upwards OF packages
Trunks Paprr &c SC comprising OF the beLn decided
y the best assortment OF Go house IN this other
used heretofore he has
had styles Of goods manufactured expressly for him
make my much better than hereto
fore. the Of Goods made expressly
my intention To U.s. my best efforts To sell Goods NJ wholesale and
aas low they can be- bought for IN Baltimore Philadelphia New
York, the Commission Houses Boston invite Coun
Merchants and Retail Dealers generally to give call and 81
anime orc before they goaer Ny stock comprises IN Part
follows
Ladies fine seal s''apwakng shoes the hc>uhe country
Do 30 broad 10 seal 10 d.
10 Frcuch Tics
DO DO >saland calf Bu,kirs bound with leather
DO DO Nj narrow strap walking shoes bound with leather
DO fair stitched French walking Shoes
DO superior French morocco AMI Kid Buskns
Do fine lace hdwaIsins Shoes
DO French do do
DO tine silk quilted do do
10 fine half Caters thick and thin so!cs
DO tine dress kd Slippers, very superior aud beautiful
~ beautiful white and blue black SLIPPERS beautiful and
superior
Do French Slippers Tres
DO I'd ~ and qualities
DO fine leather slippers and Ties, ID 81 ant lh qualities
leather heel spring strap and walking Shoes -
packages different qualities
DO Shoes different qualities
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentemens superior proof Boots, Miles make
DO do 90 sdqlahiy, to do
Do fine calf do I'd, ri AMI 9Th qlslt.e.
d. fine calf and morocco Pcgged Boots neat and hand
DO do Shoes and Boots Miles make
DO do Boo,ec and Shoes 2d, ID, iIh and 9Th qualities
respectfully the attention OF friends and the publc
call my present stock of Goods before they buy
good articles low and far terms VIII be intuccmen they
be certainly satisfied. SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Wholesale Roots Shoes Trunks Paper,
Thread Car Bags &c &c Main ST. one door above Hubbard
Gardner * Co Sc
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VIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks ofhc,

NIRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office
ofthc Superior Court ofCanccry the Richmond Circuit the
day Of july.
John l.. Saunders, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth W. WIT l.. NJ Goislorough and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named having entered their
aud according Assembly and the rules Of
tins Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants II ordered That the said
defendants do appear the h Monday
October bill 81 the plaintiff and that
order he forthwith inserted newspaper published
CT Richmond successfully posted the
door OF the Capitol IN the said City.
Copy-Tcste:
iu2l--v9w WA. q. SANDS. e. &.
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MANILA BEAN very superior quality,
Coz n1vorng Ice Cream. Just received by
augJ ALEX. DUAL 4 co.
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KIJWMOND & PETERSBURG NAII.-hUAU.
Hours for Departure and after sally card
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at past =. ". m.
Leaves Petersburg 4 lasi \. VI. ''
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond "a before 4 A. VI. lr,,-., SD.
Leaves PciershuTra att \. NJ. N'" -
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond past :. VI Mondays Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past : P. VI. Fridays
90 Passage s-Chniren and Servants half pree25 cents
when paid n the C15s
Once Il 4 p II "a.
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WIN. C. SANDS. c. G.
NIRGiNIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk

NIRGiNlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk 5
Office of County Court Of James City House
nihe city of WILLIAMSBURG Monday the 9Th day OF August,
the one thousand, eight hundred and ioryihrce.
William E,oe Pun
Against Is Cu,NcERY.
. 10. g. Richardson and Eobt McCandish Defs
The defendant Robert Richardson having his ap
peannce and according the Of Assembly
the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
that he Is nlabtant Of this Commonwealth on
Of the Plaintiff by his counsel IL ordered that said Robert
Richardson do appear the November
AMI the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
be forthwith inserted newspaper published
Richmond for months successfully and copy
posted Tie front door Of Court City
lausburg. A Copy-Tese.
TIL. o.. 4.
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NIRGINIA:-At Rules heId in the Clerk,s o

hcc of the Superior Court OF Clancey the
Circuit. the hnh tly June IsI1.
Carter H. Harrison of Elizabeth J. Darlington deeeas-
ci. Phi.
james w Alexander and Elizabeth his formerly Elizabeth
Cabcu, and other Dens.
The defendants above named having appearance
ana security according OF Assembly and the
Of this Court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, they
not inhabitants NJ s Commonwealth II ordered That the
said defendants appear
MONDAY IN October and ball Of plaintiff
that copy this orlcr be forthwith newspaper
published the City Ut Richmond successfully
AMI posted n font door Of Capitol
\ Copy-Tcsts
IN 2I--wNw WAi. C.. SANDS. e q.
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Rules held IN the Clerks Ofice
Iero Court Of Chanerry for Circuit the 5th
day uf August, lsi3
J. T.. Baycu and Matilda his PM.
Against
Alexander g. Brown, Of the Executors OF James Brown d..
ceased" Baylor Walker and Sarah his WIFE William G. Erot All
hhlul'oI ol Iohn 'flidock IT. dec a. and Others DIETS
The defendants aboYc named appearance
AMI gwen security according the Act
oil h Court AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence, they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered
said defendants DO appear here ON IN. h
Monday IN November next and Plaintiffs
AMI that OF this order be forthwith
paper published IN the city OF Richmond
M and posted at the front door of the Capitol Guy.
Copy-Iesie;
aul l-w9w G. SANnS q q
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If. W. Il ]. ]. FRY Il co.

II. W. Il ]. ]. FRY Il co.
Hare IN Sfoye, and on hc ray,
znA BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
ls0 bids IS. Orleans. Porto Rico aud g. rfpN SUGARS
DO CauGed do
rs PACKAGE aaf crushed and puverHoi do
30 hbdf
90 ucrcc, Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssEs
30 bhs
$50 package TEAS. of quality
1900 sacks SALT. o. the t1n
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kDys NAILS
tons BIrtercd. Cast and Shear STEEL
~ 80 nerrca ROE
hhds pnmc MADDER
cefD1nt INDIGO
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS
30 bbls COPFERAs
D., Do Alum and Salt rctfe
% Bare Pepper Spice and Ginger
10000 scpars
10 Tons CoI1try and Tfcirglr Iron
Bar Lead load.f and Shot Wool Ware Chewing Tobacco,
wrapping and Whiting Paper, &c &c
We VIII -ou o,p m the money ~ ftr market prices ~
Pnct1al customers We of Tor The aie u Produce
an1 receiving and forwarding Cork our Warehouse being ffe
Ffooi insurance always be effected tie lowest
Goods Hor'i au ~
A BRIEF NOTICE ola portion OF work by VIM. Burke emit
- lied Tho Mineral Springs n Western Nr'ina" with pfeln
mary remarks ON The relative virtues of The saline and gaseous
cntsof The White sulphur Water by J. T. Moounsn S. o. resident
hysicnnat ile White Sulphur Spnngs-for saic BY
j. - SMITH DRtNKER y MORRIS.
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XIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk,s O


nee OF the Superior Count OF Chancer Richmond Cir
cult the 9Th day OF August.
BuI~ehB Moseley and Patsey w. wife and other PM.
Against ''
''''S anu "u't Dclts.
The defendant above named having hs
ana given security according the Assembly and the Re
OF hs Court AMI II appearing by satisfactory evidence
not an inlahiian Of this Commonwealth ordered tnt ia,
SAID dele rdant DO appear here Rules on the l
Monday November answer the hi of the ponn. am,
That copy OF this order he forthwith n,
published IN the city OF Richmond for and
posted at the front door OF Capitol said civ
A Copy-Teste:
Ik.0vu
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PARRISH & BEAZLEY

CAREY STREET
OFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
20 hhds roro Rico Sugars
20 do N. q Sugars
20 boxes Lowering double Loaf Sugar
bts crushed, for preserving
- bbs n. o. Mollsses
- bags Java Coffee
200 do green Laguin Coffee
100 do do RIO, Of best quality
$50 do Havana Coffee
400
100 boxes Crews Candies
50 do Tupcnine Soap
Rice
so package. rcas embracing all qualities
o. boxes Barnes city made Ayes
900 kegs Nails,
100 sides Sole Leather
10 bills FUh on
10 bales Cotton
$50 terees 1homason Lime
; bags Ginger
do Pepper
do Spice
eeroons best Indigo
10000 1bs Cotton Yarns at Factory prices
500 realms Wrapping Paper
30 DO FooiseaP do
50 doz. Cotton Lines
so do Hemp do
- do Bed Cords
- kegs Powder
800 bar- Shot assorted
> bbls Madden
. do Coi;ctas
do Alum
$50 boxes s,IO Glass
IO,I1 do
$4,000 10. Western Bacon
10000 lbs city cured and Toirs Bacon
$50 bhis No nett Iierrnss
- do shad
100 do family IIerrngs
80 do No. 1 do
20 boxes Tobacco assorted qualities
$50 hhl- OLD Rye Whskcy
- do Common
- do n. D. Rum
10 do Common Gin
10 do Apple Brandy
10 do Cd Peach Brandy
20 ietces domestic Brandy
do old Cogao do
10 small packages do
20 bbls r. ~ Wine
10 do Malaga do
do Old Madeira
do Sherry Wine
100 nests bound Tubs
30 de- wood DO 30
- packages Shoes and Hats
90 tons Trelegar and County Iron. assorted
do lloop Iron, assorted
do Mould Boards assorted
~ n which VIII De- rod low. ior cash. nuf
StHfNGLEs Gc.-1O 600 prime heart Cyprus shingles
- goo DO DO 10 PaIngs-Iandng ia
henderson and Tor by lao 81 SHIELDS sOMERvILLE
Kich detailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
- Wool Bayo1ncs
Some few ends uncommony elegant Paris Dc Lains
ono piece heavy blue black =. DE Sole
Several dozen white blue and every variety of black and
cold lid Glove for ladies
Part Of a Of 6nc unirr 's,d sheeting Linen
DO Do do Brdc,c Diaper Tor Aprons. sc.
lengths q Rich Foull suk at per yd
Great variety Of handsome style Lawns 10 be- sold a reduced prices
Vey great variety of neck lat and esp Rbon some very elegant
ono piece very heavy AMI .trous waorcd blue
veerca variety Of rich cord and black Silks pcrapsihc great
part Of a enurcynew Plaid Silks low price
Low priced Fouad Silks &C., &c, &C.
Aud n Cloths and Cashmere Housekeeping Linens British and
American Cotons Fannes &C. The assortment b. good and Is
leaves i' ' northern aHh rasicn markets. simultaneously VIII
tic appearance Advertisement that purpo-c.
By The nst % c tenth Of September e VIII be able IN invite
The inspection prnps good stock h. has had IN
Goods enumerated and an others
D au - TIIos. R PRICE.
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! LOUISA RAILROAD.
/ Lines q charlottesville. Stluuton. Lynchr-tSi
| the virginia Springs.

REDUCED RATES!
NIGHT TR3yEyLLNt; OIDED-i.VD GRE.7TJ.i ~,
CREASED EXPEDITION
VENHE Public are hereby informed. that on and
Il ancr July, the Fare between Richmond and Char
- 50 only Fare To Staunion So Fare To Lynch
burg Junction Stanton So so From Junction to Char
lotesvLIc 81 80.
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and arrive Staunton by 10 y NJ
The GuyaHdoc IL n NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there next morning NJ day light reaches
Warm to breakfast and Caarans 10 dinner ami pass
ing sulphur +. NJ Lcwsburg by T. NJ
~ day, - hours in Tho by luehaTg HE
whole expense @ and the week II tso 4srs sooner
Bridge Line stanton Tuo~iays Thur
days and saturdays, the alternate DAYS extras VIII be furnished
A. NJ. reaches Lexington 10y night; leave NEXT morning At
Natural Bridge breakfast where
reach Dhr Springs by
breakfast reach Callghans 10 din
sulphur Springs 10y L. NJ
The roads splendid the and fa and the teams and
coaches : fine heretofore
the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all others a avg poist.
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NtRGsNIA:-At Rules held IN Clerks Office of the Su.
peror Court OF ChanceTy for Richmond Circuit the 9Th
day OF August, lsI3.
Thomas haTgnve, Sarah lagrave. Hargrve and
Mary Louisa lagrave infants by Meeayah Bates their neu
friend, puC.
Against
Thomas - Small Matthew Terrell Elizabeth his wife Thos
haIRfaNe anu sarah his wife, aud others Dens
The defendants, above named
rance ana given security according To the Act Assembly
inc Rules ct this Court aud appcnrng evidence
That they inhabitants
ed That i aid defendants do appear held
on The hrrt Monday IN November and
Plaintiffs aud that copy NJ this order nscried in .o
newspaper published IN the City Richmond two month. SUI
eessVey and posted the door OF Capitol IN the SAID
Cay. A Copy-T.sr
ll-wqw q sANns A.
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VIRGISJA:-N Rules held the Office OF the sup
Count Of Chancery for ;he Richmond Circuit the
DAY Of July, 1913.
Thomas p. McGchcc, PnC
Against
Robert 4 Bailey ani Mace Fitzgerald partners
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald john Go,iin Executor
Blly, Dec i,
The Defendant Robert 4 Bailey having entered appear
and according Assembly
Rules Of s Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
c nhabiant OF this Commonwe alIh Il ordered That
the said defendant 90 appear here Rules held
fr Monday October and the bill OF the plaintiff
that copy this order Doe newspaper
published the City Of Richmond for months
IoIs,.i at the front door of the Capitol IN the said City.
Copy-Teste
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NWGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Oiiic

" INGINIA-At rules held IN the Clerk OiiicC
ofthc Superior Court Of Cancey Richmond
tiirl d,y of July.
Daniel l. Miller and JOHN Cooper merchants partners trading
under TIN .rm ut Miller 8 Cooper, PMS.
against
sarah iai!cy aul other Dcns
The defendant above named appearance
aud security according Assembly
this Court and appearing satisfactory
nhablut Of tins Commonwealth II ordered
defendant do appear tn" be held Monday
October panuTs that copy
OF this order be- forthwith newspaper published
the City Richmond successfully I,ed the
front door OF the Capitol IN the said city.
C0py-resje-
in a.. = aNI1es
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CITY LOT FOR SALE.
GItETN IiENNE I.EAYI

'HN1E subscriber is authorised to sell. upon eN-
n cney Low TERMS very Valuable Building Lot
Main Street IN the City Of Richmond 10 G. r. BOTTS.
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Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at -
\. NJ. reach the Junction 10 breakfast, and thence
rocccd together with passengers arriving at the juno
ION from the North, the LoJnsl Railroad TO Cor
onsyc and thence by stages TO Charlottesville reach
ne Charlottesville by +. NJ, and Cookies Is miles
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CiiANcERy-In Gooehand County Court July 18th, isII
John Williams and Rebecea his wife, formerly Reb-cca Nor
ROW. ,.r ''"'
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Rules held in tine Clcrk's

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-18
VOL. IX.-NO. 81.

CANNIpALIsM-Gen Cass mentioned
in his Grafton at Fort Wayne, on the 4th ut.,
what will probably be new to most readers,
that the powerful tribe of Indians who for
merly occupied that country, had "Man
eating Society,"" We give the extract: cit
is forty-three years since landed upon the
northern shore Of Ohio, ayoung adventurer
seeking the land OF promise, which has been
to him, as to many others, the land of per-
formance AT that time the Territory Of
Indiana, Of Illinois, of Michigan, and the
Territory of Ouisconsin, formed one gov
eminent, under the name Of the Northwest
ern Territory. shall not stop to bring be-
fore you the incidents Of frontier life, nor
the difficulties and priyations, and sufferings,
in peace and in war, by which the forest is
acquired and reclaimed and finally subdued.
During many years this region had its full
share of troubles. The line of your canal
was bloody war path which has seen many
deed of horror. And this peaceful town
has had its Moloch, and the records of hui
man depravity furnish no more horrible ex-
amples of cruelty than were offered at his
shrine. The Miami Indians, our predeces-
sors in the occupation Of this district, had
!
have been lost in the darkness of aboriginal
history, but which was continued 10 late
period, and whose orgies were held upon the
very spot where we now are. 1t was called
the Man Eating Society, and II was the du-
~ of its associates TO eat such prisoners as
we,e preserved and delivered TO them for
that purpose. The members of this society
belonged TO particular family, and the
dreadful inheritance descended TO all the
children. male and female. The duties i'm
posed could not be avoided, and the sane
tons of religion were added TO the obliga-
tons Of immemoriable usage.
The feast was a solemn ceremony, al
which the whole tribe was collected, as ac-
tors or spectators. The miserable victim
was bound 10 a stake, and burnt at slow
fire, with all the reinements of cruelty,
which savage ingenuity could invent. There
was traditionary ritual, which regulated
with revolving precision, the whole course
OF procedure at these ceremonies. Latlerly,
the authority and obligations of The institu-
ton had declined, and presume il has now
wholly disappeared. But | have seen aud
conyersed with the head of the family, the
chief of the Society, whose name was White
okln, w III WHAT lSeiinSo VI uiSSuSt, Il ueSu
not attempt TO describe. well know an in
telligent Canadian, who was present at one
OF the last sacrifices made 10 this horrible
institution. The victim was young Amer
ican captured in Kentucky, during the rev.
oluiiouary war. Here, where we are now
assembled in peace and security, celebrating
The triumph Of art and industry within the
; memory Of the present generation, our coun-
/ frymen have heen thus tortured, and muir
dercd, and de,oured. But, thank God, the
council FIRE is exiinguised. The impious
feast is over"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-18

ablcd; many Of our men were killed, and
many more wounded. The enemy would
without doubt bear upon us in few mo-
mcnis, and, as she could now choose her
own position, would without doubt rake us
fore aud aft. Any further resistance was,
therefore, folly. So, in spite of the hot
Drained lieutenant, Mr.. Hope, who advised
them not TO strike, but 10 sink alongside, it
was determined TO strike our bunting. This
was done by brave fellow named Watson,
whose saddened brow told how severely it
panied his lion heart to do it, To me il was
pleasing sight, for had seen fighting
enough for one Sabbath; more than wish
to see again on week day. His Brittanic
Malesiy's Frigalc Macedonian was now the
prize Of the American Frgate United
States"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-18

OlD WoMrN-We respeci aud lor, Old
women. There's oar meas ae,ghlor ssto
must be nearly three-seore year. e age, and
never idle. Al mornings dawn he - ~
and busy, and never Feiires until shs AS ac-
complishcd her work When a neighlos II
sick, she is always ready 60 sooihe by oer
li.ile kiadnesses, aud maniiesis as much ~
terest for his or her welfare a. ior near rel
alive When the wind howls, she feels Coz
aud pitics the poor inebriate. When a cold
noFiheas,er approaches she remembers abe
poor la fine. she is always dong good, a.
Ear as her means will allow. Blessings Ca
the old women. Nav they al live Ia peace
and happiness, and when their work Is .e-
complshed, die Ia eomposare, and receive
the welcome plaudit "well done shou good
aud faithful servants :"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-18

'rnr OErnsN.-Don't speak harshly to
hnn lie has no father 10 direct his steps
100 mother % watch over ham. Tcmpta-
tpm vas sFrcad before him. aud be Welded.
&sa he noi perhaps one Kind word
1.As save him lfofr Tuin. Do not drive him
60 m,A gross aris 81 I'm, bat manifest by
YOUR ,etS and youf tears that you are has
real fia.1. Tad BE- tceu hlgsscd with a
Moihrrs care. te would "a have stepped
aside from thc pas 81 sestause. Nos he
feels that no onc ~ So hla; no one
p,iics hitn M one loss been Go 10 him
and be his igioaj, lip g1i6, b. eaausclior.
and you viii save him from 81 derihs q
degradation. There ls neihinx ~ sacetual
a. sympathy. 10 aiiay the bad pseSNas and
incline the heart 10 sirinc Hos s,s.ti y
the rcilecioa--i have drasn sd inla
vice. ana placed him in ihe psih 81 yirtuc,
and now be bearing ,ae fruits 81 aseioi-
ness ON earth exertlng good me.enoe.
aud ripening ior better world ~ y
TribERe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-18

NEw MoDE or GRkgTrNo.--hr. q i.
Whiting Of Granville, showed me W y ~
grahinH which DO NOT fecoiiec, b. ~ 81
fore heard o. h was done ~ ~ apx
trees or sptouis from ihe zoos 7r ~ 81 a
ir9c, of the size 90 zoe unees srr thcs
through the centre a. ~ ~ ~ q ioqi 81
ga, Inserting 81 90 iA ., q sfiiis 90 rigtA
angles uithf- tfes shsr bending iewn
abs ;--a ~. coz =. q si4hiY wiil rsHh--
lc1y;-v a % - sur.fre tgo o. three ha3s
Ga ~ 81. en1 icaung aut also. ew
We y 90 W of fhs Tree. fhps ttea,
"a caeh ssisl siii hieeme & irss, And
Hgety gfoan, mtg be takeh out
81 - iNe1 ST. Wha.ng shoaet ne
tyA' tae. sh.ch hai tcea gfeiira
:. fhe usN Is fph.fh hai aolae tail ae1-
"a pfaf ~ 80 lha 81 aPpgaFri rfcw.
lg ult IA rarnasw