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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

STATE oF fERVNTi ~ f'a'r. ''r.
prrs lgartsw-. 81 " atta.a '"'a'e
..-,t t....ta "a gss .rtan vtlifa apa s.id eis
.r.t e. tAt slu lst Of ra9 lfii
Frlt.l. f'rr.t Wsfrei lodge
t...,....r-,.I r ae f.r. ,f1.re Gag f.s laf' "a M
..f,,.,s~f-f afi stetc-, pc " Paw iio said
t,,,t,l sesfasf te.rg tte'rrao .3 st3 co"H by
,ss ti.sa t,e .,t,-.., ,'.,...a ..--as- 20 Fi-.
lslf.
tts ordered ht &c roari ihai raiice refco' 10
.-sa ~ 81 f,fsous cpnccfsoi iorrpcaf % session
.s.t rs.sr 20 30 hoiscn az rss',cIu TN iho s5ib
.,f fsnr next So cofacs, tic probate ~ said via.
t,,rl.,hIrs ll,s oilcf 'htec wcelt 'ucocssively
-. IA rsiaa ia ilc Rufsnt Herald rewsPs'
80 ...,., =, Rst'snt A ,rue rony ~ record.
z1gs LANHDoN' "eb'e''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
STATE OF VERMONT, Re ii remembered

Ilsulfl OF hhtisHus ~ 'h"A az Sfo'i"i
probate court held AT Rutland within and for said
district, on tie iih day Of June, A, d. lsii.
Present Vim. Hall. Judge
Harvey White, guardian Of Horace O. kimball
and loweu p. kimball, minors, OF Mount lloey, Ia
said district, having made spplca,on to said court
Representing that the sale OF all the real estate OF
said wards consisting OF the reverson Of one undi-
,ded half OF - oiand, situated in said Noun,
Holley and descended to said minors from their
mother, Mary kimbalI late of Mount liolley de-
ceased, interstate, Subject 10 lie hle-cstate Of VIM.
klGbsll, surviving husband OF said Mary, as tenant
h. lhe couuesy would be conducive 10 the interest
est OF lis said wards, and praying SAID court to
grant lin license therefor; Therefore
il Is ordered lha, said application e referred for
bearing and decision 10 the first Monday being the
Is, dsy Of July next and that copy Of this order oe
published three weeks sucoessyely previous there
-. IA Tie Rutland Herald. Newspaper printed at
Rutland that oil persons interested may appear and
OBJECT ~ the same fihey see cause
Auue copy Of record,
2I.s HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
Fire Insurance Meeting.

~ OTlCl, IL hereby eitea shs, tie annual meet.
~ ine 81 The Rutl1nc and Addison Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will he holden At the Office Of
r., Jaae, IN bfsn3un 10 the eoSniy Of Rutland. on
"Wednesday The % dss 81 Ioly ussi. al one O'Clock
"A iie afternoon. faf the purpose Of ehoosing board
81 Isfecanfs ans other ofsocrs o lhe Com.
pssy hs year ensuing and fOs ed using hs loss-
90 and making The nccessATt HSseksnen's theteiog.
and fos lenses OF The COMPANY iot tbs cure u
gcAI b, order olthe Directors
= 1uNE. SecnAsF.
Ia, OGcc, pfsasol, 81 !uae, ieii. .iet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

STATE oF NERMuNT,t IE % remembered
D,,,ic, II ls'and. - That a sPe"a,
ro,a,s eouii hoidsn 81 RutlHd Wlipin ana lof a@''
a,,r,ti On ,hs .ist dsy ol NAY i ~ iei'
Present Wa. lla,- Judge
- A. md. ,sic ~ Wall,ns tta so shid district
5,.f..,i .aiss,ats, proposing 90 reDdrr an aecoum
ii N, aBm.usuauon ofsaid estate.
ordered tlgt sai3 account te re'c'fc1 '9' ~
,,.',..,,o srI allowance go iho h'si uunday beng
he ls 6at az Jul, uel and saai copy OF aus OF
defia .I'.1 l,,e "trif -' '''N '''''
,..t n...e.5 70 81. Aeaa- Ir'" .." t1i
i, p,rl.oA. Mat ali PERSONS l,tgfs s'ct NAV
80, sod oii,,t 10 The same u iAey &c c-uec
nUNRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
STATE or VERMONT, RE it remembered

. n T. w go, $500 Is ,ba, a, special
probate cour, held at Rutland within and for SAID
district on the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1914.
Present, VIA. Hall, Judge.
Caleb Randall. administrator OF the estate Of ii an
nah Randall late OF Dandy in said district deceased,
iniestse proposing TO render all account OF his ad-
minisiralion upon SAID estate
II Is ordered iha, said account be referred for ex-
animation and allowance 10 the first Monday beIng
tho Is, dav OF July next and tina; copy OF this on
ier be published three weeks successfully previous
thereto IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper punied
at Rutland, that all persons Interested may appear
and object to the same II they see cause.
4 true copy vi record,
1926 HENRY HALL. Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE, i, :, remembered s,',,

STATE OF VERMONT BE i, remembered
nsirot Of Rutland, -. - that at SPECIAL
probate court held d, Rutland, within aud fot said
district, on the 27ih d4y Of Nav, A. u. lsii
Present, WIN Hall Judge
An Instrument ia whiting pufpofiing 10 be the
laSwlll and testament OF Abner iIcndce, late OF
pmslotd in said district, deceased, having been
presented to said couu for probate, by Samuel Hen
Der. the executor therein named'
- ordered that said VIII be referred Tor
probate aud allowance 10 the FIST Monday being
The l,i day Of July next. and thai a copy Of
Ibis order be Published three weeks successive
IL previous thereto ia the Rutland Herald, news
psper printed at Raand, that al persons interest
ed may appear and contest the probate thereof II
they see cause. 4 tue copy OF record.
23.25 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

STATE or VERMONT I2E it remembered,
District Of Fairhayen, SIS. - that at probate
court holden at Caslleton within and for said dis
iric, on The 10th day Of May, 1914
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Richard Weeks administrator Of The estate OF Syl-
yeser Goodrich, late Pawlet in said district deceas
ed, applying TO said court have The time for pay
ing the debts against said estate extended one wear
from the time heretofore allowed
IL is ordered that said application he heard at the
probate office 10 said Casileton, on the Sd day of
July next, and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested IN said estate, by publication of
ms order three weeks successfully, previous IN
said time Of hearing, in the Rutland Herald, news
paper printed in Rutland,
true copy Of record,
a2aa b. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

nEhhbA ave notice HAT have gwen MT, son.
u pit'ef IL sheiden, his time until he il Of age
sh.4 : y claim sns OF hs esru!ngs nct nav any
eeeh q his contracting aher This date
ISRAEL SHELDON
psnby, Jose :, 1854. .a4g6
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STATE or VERMONT BE D. remembered remembered
Dl.fus, 81 Rst4ud, - - ihal ~ sie'''
tiotate eaun held at Rutland wil'in and iof saio
Asinot o. the sgh day OF May A ID lsii
g.eson, Wm. Hall Judge.
N,n.o, capsaon. administrator upon tie Is
,s,r IA jeremiah Haskell ate a. C,5rcndon %
,..I d.ait; deceased inos'l'e, PROPOSING '' ',"-
Dor 80 accom-, Of bis administration q tl'a fa'''''
II IS Osdttca that SAID account he t,'enea ''i ca.
ANIMATION aud allowance 10 tic hIs' Non"'F t'h's
The isi ia, ol Jujs ncti and that cory Oh '"' "
,betrio IN ,he Rutland Herald, newspaper pih'ed
NJ Rutland that all persons interested Alay appear
aad object TO the same iitAey see cause.
4 true copy oltecord. .,,,,
oaa5 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
hrArE oF NERMoNTl IN 4 IememhIeIeI

, ! J. WI ' lshN'sN . L - -
D,sific, Of Rulsnd, IS, { Dlhai ,peci1l pro-
ba,c rogn held a, Rutland wrhin aud Tor said d's-
inc, on the Goth DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1911.
Present Wm Hall, Judge.
hd son Buck administrator de bUnls non ol We
cs,,to ol Alfred Buck late OF !iusofd IA sad DIS
ttir, deceased, .n,estaic having made application
to said court 10 writing representing that Nc sane Of
all ,hc real estate OF said deceased, consisting OF
home farm, estimated TO contain 100 acres "l I"hu,
with the buildings Iheteon, mountain iu esiIma'eu
10 contain 70 sores leased lot Of school aud est
mated to contain IS acres, and IL Of sp NJ" ~ IN
Buck meeting House. except lie widows COVER III
Guiding the reyeIsion thereof, IS necessary ior ihe
,,,ymeat Of The debts aGd expenses OF admlnislra-
ion. and plsyins said court 10 grant linn Incense
lhetcleT
i, i. ordered that said application be referred Tor
hearing and decision to the first Monday beng INC
LIST day Of July, next, and ihai copy OF ihs order
Ice ruinshed three weeks successfully, previous
,here,n in the Rutland Herald, newspaper PRINT
Cd 1t Rutland, that all PERSONS Interested may APP
poar and give bonds TOT the payment OF said deOis
and expenses, OF Otherwise object 10 The granting
Of said license, II they see cause.
true copy OF record,
o1o5 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

GSEEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
'kNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
II has taken the Tavern Stand at Clarendon
springs known as the Green Mountain House,
winch he has put in order TO receive boarders rav
eInhp custom and parties of pleasure-who will
receive particular attention; and all who may favor
Ian WIN their patronage may be assured that they
shall nol be dissatisfied with the fare or prce-,he
proof this is the trial II. A. KILBURN
For sale at the above place Ladies aud Gentle
mems kid Shoes, cheap for cash
Clarendon, May %, 1874 eaaf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

lin, former proprietor who has taken the establish
ment fof Term OF years. Accommodation will be
furnished Tor families and paIties Of pleasure, on as
reasonable terms as at any other house in the coun-
ty. Pnces very much reduced from former years
There is Que of The best Bowling Allies in the
stale attached to the house, which will be free for
all boarders and parties which stop al the Claren-
don House.
lhe celebrity Of these waters. as a remedy for all
complaints, cannot be quesioned; besides they are
fast becoming fashionable watering place during
the warm season, and far before Saratoga in the
efficacy the waters. Every attention will be
paid 10 guests TO make their stay pleasant, and be
assured that no one shall leave without being pleas
cd with the attention paid them at the Clarendon
House.
22;30 THO'S MLAUGHLIN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20


-.~'>l-sS1Sz-. niS complete renovation, and Is new
ly furnished and fitted for The com'olt and conven-
fence of inrehb and the reception OF fashionable
company, parties OF pleasure &c. &C.
OF the medicinal properties Of these waters, moth
ing need be said. Hundfeds who have proved their
virtue, are ready TO testify "iha: whereas they
once blind they now see" and though once lame
and infrm 'hey now can leap for JOY
A LADIES' SCHOOL
is now in successful operation, conducted by Miss
J. NJ. Smith OF Rockingham, VI, an able and &C
cOmplished instiuctrcss, which will give such young
ladies wish 10 restore impaired health and at the
Lime attend to literary pursuits, an opportunl-
,y Of spending few weeks most pleasantly, and at
a ,rtng expense.
The subscriber pledges himself 10 such as may
please TO favor lin with their patronage that they
shall 90 away satisfied with his accommodations
and his charges for the same
DAVID llODGMAN
Clarendon Spa, May |, 1874. l9lf
NJAll printers receiving the above notice mark
cd will please insert il three weeks and send their
bills TO David llodgman, Clarendon Springs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20

STATE on yERMONT.l 1t remembered
b'.',,.t If Rgiisnd. IS. ID thai at special
nrobate coufl held Al Rutland within and Tor said
g,i,i,, an Inc eo,h DAY " May, A d isii.
Present, VIM. Hall. Judge.
Addison Dock. ajmilisiraiot dc bonis non 81 The
estate Allied Duck, late OF Fiiislofd snid distinct
JercsseJ. h,yioe made application TO said count to
have ,hc time Heretofore allowed lot pairing tie
debts Of said estate extended oDo year rom the 6h
la, of Juuc, next,
lis ofsefed i.,ai said application be rcieued ioi
a hearing sud decision iothc Gtsi Monday te'ng
tie 1T day july ueN, and ihai copy oil '"'s
orl,t bc put t.,cd tlice weeks successfully, ptcyi-
o,s thereto, ta u,e Ruiaud Herald, newspaper
pan,cd at Rutland, ihai oil persons Interested may
appear aud object 70 the same II they see cause
o3os HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-06-20
CLARENDON SPRINGS.

q III IA TENllE well known Clarendon
lhSEtA ~ d House at Clarendon Springs
g al Rutland County, Vermont, is now
go Al a. open for the reception OF visitors
sssss- . through the year, under the su-
>->eAsooA><n perin,endence Of Thos MLaunh-
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Pa.crlc.I NoN.REslsrANcE.-we were lately

PRAcrrcAL NoN-REsIsrANcE.-We were lately
told the following anecdote. Some years ago, q
staggering sailor was making his way along one
of the streets of New-York, in a mood OF merry
mischief, when he CHANGED TO meet an elderly
coored woman on the sidewalk, vino was very
sedately smoking her pipe. Our tar, none TOO
.o5er. thought he would give The old woman
touch of his poIteness. So be turned aside, gave
her hunch, and knocked her pipe out OF her
mouth. He waited with eyidcat amusement 10
see the poor woman gather up the peces But
wha. YVES his astoniehmcnt to hear her meekly
say" God forgive you, my son, as L DO =
Ills eeneious heart was instantly smliten with
s.ingled emotions Of shame and aduonltion. lie
rusiicd towards her, exclsiming,-God bless yoa,
coed ,noher am sorry Here, take my arm ;
ct me walk with you. / would not be ashamed
To walk with Jou through ;be whole city !"
Then 1ecollecliDg that this token OF respect would
We useless to her, he suddenly drew out OF hrs
pockets gn extravaganza handful Of change"
shich he compelled her TO receive, and walked
on with repeated 's God bless you, good mother.
Thus this despised negress, with heart irll OF
5nevoence and self control, overcome EVIL with
gnod. With meel, look, and single torgivlng
sentence, she sabdued the spirit of mischierous
nsolsnce, touching the finer chords of a weather
beaten soel, secured willing repentance, aad
drew forth an ar,less response Of benevolence.
Practical Christian.
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SCHOOLS.
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL De Q RPo 49,. n 4 ", If
SewYors and vicinity, that be has afrlye, for The 'u
nnre of giving us,rciion the principal fashionable Dances
preyrug the highest circles oil European ara American
So1: X hrs ln:y arrived an Boston Sarltosn md Ne's
49,, where In, stye net the aft admTgt:ra OF the pub
tr AMI lie marked approval uf the fashionable cnln
among Others Mons X proposes 10 teacl thai wei Nhown
onrn POL kA-the new tuadllcs with original MUSIC
the Vne de Dct.z Pns-the hlaz0urkane~ Cotiios-le"
Caioppe and all American Dances: ,,l,,,,1>-.y =
NcScinn The Instruction will be given N the FRENCH Ger.
Ra%ns ere engaged at Park Flacesctly private, cool
ard airyfo the accommodation p Lnte- and Hentlemen
he Polka and the uadyles, ~ nj piseq Grncsd N
the ssbioDable circles of London and PGrs can lie uc' IN
sI or tsei.e lessons, e1csp: The Mazoun All oiherS IA
For further par crars. inquire Of MONS. KORPoNAY at
ms %sf ssons from 10 10 e. A. NJ L L. l. ind
to J. P 81 and from 20 IN the evening 49,
SIX lessons ss--twclve lessons sl0 md 1ndrsr Sig.
Private scns-ss LESSONS s. twelve lessons, Sl3; quar-.
ter, go. NJ. ,,... -,
All other hour will be devoted to Public Institutes Acad-
I.
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NEYV PUBLICATIONS.
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC
For 1915

Making IS pnces with 20 splendid Engravlngs w: Ale
coca Illustrations OF the Months. Asirononlcnl neilnea
n each Month OF the coming Year, Time Ball ut Greenwc
Mechanics. Sporting Sceue &c. &c and gIent variety o
entire Almanac entities place on every DEa"ihGhoo
Table.
OPINIONS TIE PRESS.
'''Thc London Illustrated Almanac abolnts IN excellent
wood cuts GOOD Poetry and useu niJrmaton-a thing CON-
nle;e m lis way IN. y Tribune.
1--WE have looked with more than ordinary pleasure
certainly one of the richest OF It's KIND. The ILLUSTRATORS
nre peculiarly happy. The literary matter OF more than or
binary ceyerne The Natural History and hs'Io
noncn Appenrnnces are very interesting illustrated to The
very .e The merry youth ind maiden may here also ma an
mems [EreniHE Mirror.
This Ia most mngniiccn, work. The ar,istica pnrt Of
the work most admirable Almost every subject o interest
NIL Glasses touched upon Every citizen should possess
himself OF one l7Wcr'eah .1Gr0ea'e'
.Ihis is n beautiful Almanac 1t contains much letter
and useful afa In the shape OF an Aiming we have
ever seem " lIFus sum
at profusely ebeshcd with elegant wood cuts and
well filed with valuable reading matter tFtcoedn
" yeIy pretty work., originally published at the London
Illustrated News Office. lShn.
sThis magnificent Sheet and WILL have doubt. be
circulated extensively dUrGg the Holidays. -,
a very handsome md beautifully embel5ed publication.
and containing seut deal Of valuable and interesting mat
Ter" [PenaSyiuGniGn.
.'Ths is u beautiful and useful publication"
[.ImertcaR Republican. Baltimore.
"Or rnre value and decided attractivene-a novelty in
many respects Baltimore PiSiter.
berpl discount Agents. For sale, wholesale and re-
tniI al $50 oad,yny Price y Retucd also Mt The
Feriodica Depots and Bookstores IN the City. DIS 81
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Foreign Ports.
Sailed from OAHU June ssh, brig Hannah, Cheeyer. Tor NJ

Sailed from Oahu. June Ssh, brig Hannah Cheevor. Ma
ailu.
Al Algoa Bay. CGH li,h bark Brewster Holmes fol-
Port Natal day. ~ return thence 10 Cape Town and
Boston.
Al Pernambueo. l2h ult bns Elizabeth King. from Salem
for ports IN the Pacific,
An Havana h steamship Mnrnora. Page NYork; 3D.
ship Adelaide. Adams do sch Mary Washington. Lals. I'm
sailed ftor Havana. 81 instant, brig Mcn,clo Powers for
An al Ma,anzas, Dec lst scr Merchant, Icring New
York Ne, 81 bark John Bs;cf. Sutton. Portland: brig Ga
4, Falmouth Jam New %. Levan,. from End for Phiadel
Ari a, St re;ers Mo. abou, Dec brig Virginia.
Boston,
Cleared at Halt1 Ms Dec sh brg Evelins. Gwen. for
Sestsu
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BOOK. KEEPING, &c.

X C. MARSH Accountant respectfully announces TINT
u, Counting Rooms NO. . Cedar street continue open
from \. NJ. tO9 p. VI. -,
In the study of Book keeping taught by Mr. MASH
eyerr pun Keeps IN the most 2rnctcn rlnnnc complete st
IF rartneshp books enhancing NIL the different business
transactions u good mercantile house lie becomes nrlaf
vii, oI the hooks constituting the with MI the documents
relating the books. ta balances bal ance sheets
current and with various mercantile cncslntions N interest,"
,isconnt e1ua ton of payments. exchange, &c.
In one of instruction person OF food capaciy WI
Lro,ue n competent BOok keeper ans VIII receive ceti-
cate 10 that effect. No i taught IN class.
hERt'ANT1LE WRTrlNG:-A Thorough course o. pro-
rrssiv lessons which wall not fail elcc;ng valuable
proyeraen Specimens OF Truly mercantile style nuy be seen
al the rooms. ,.-..-, -.
rooras day and evening. - 1
1874 ~ c. e. MARSII'S WORKS.
The SCIENCE Of Double Entry Book Keeping S:mphed Ill.
edition, 30 pages octave: pnce 81. -,
The hTt of Single Entry Book Keeping lElproveG 81 edi-
ton, i;sJ pages octave: price 10 ceul;.
For sale at the bookstores. and ct the roorns.
Mr. Marsh Offers ms opening closing, or writing
up books IS Cedar street. up STAIRS. SOY
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Disasters.
ship wu, ,een n.ho1c on ALLIGATOR Reef pbort the Isl

large ship lahore Alligator Reef about the st
instant
The brig Captain JOHN arrived Boston from Philadelphia
reports that the 18th inst Cape HenloPcn We.; 20 miles,
passed the wreck vessel about 100 buen bottom
up-pained white from the line the wGes large
quantity Of hay and lumber near by.
Socp Resolution Johnson of ard for Portland from Bath
nssayed night OF the llth struck whale rock, and
pieces The renamed OIL the rock - hours
exposed the so1 with nothing NSIt afternoon
when the aba;ed they AIKEN of by boats from Has
kels Island. Captain j. is badly f.ozenhe and his mate list
every thing bu: what they had on
The bIg Aisnn. on her yoyage from Baltimore 70. Bossn
thrown her beam ends bu, shted ate, throwing 10
tons pig iron.
The wreck Of the ship Massasot sold By Bos
on Tuesday last with splr, 500 dollars The log
book OF the NJ picked about miles outside OF Boston
i
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Police Office.

AnoAer Burg2ary..-i The house No 1913 Beecker
o. silver ware, with which the thief escaped.
Tiff of Jacket.-John Rice was arrested ard
committed for stealing cloth jnckc worth 50, from 8 W.
Jersup. corner of Wuter and Roosevelt street
Adron Thief-A thief walked into house IN
Bond street, near Broadway where old gentleman was
writing and blew out the ihree candles IN three banchcd
silver cundeck and walked of with before the old man
could call 10 his servant for assistance.
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Marine Court.
PeEore Iudre SMITH.

Noses y Beach vs.. Epenetus c Groy-Aciion
to recover three quarters of certain Offices IN sun building
IS for balance Of the year He plead eySo@ IN
gave judgment for pain soO Mr. G. hos entered ceruoa
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tn RIB UN e.
FOR BEHOLD THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Is WITHIN YOU
by H. W. OF PORTLAND.

PILGRIM 10 the heavenly city,
Cropping wi!deTed on thy way;
Look not 10 the outward landmark,
List not what the bliod guides say.
For long years thou has, been seeking
Some nes idol found each day;
All that doz2'ed, al that gli;teIsd,
Lured thee from the path away.
On the outward world relying.
Earthly treasures thou woulds, heap;
Titled friends and lofty honors
Luil thy higher hopes to sleep.
Thou art stored with worldly wisdom,
Allihs lore Of books is thine;
Ard within thy stately mansion,
Brightly sparkle wit and wine.
Richly droop the siiken curtains,
Round those high and minored halls,
And on messy Persian carPeis,i
Silently thy proud step falls.
Not the sen,lest wind OF heaven
Dares too roughly fan thy brow,
Nor .hs mornings blessed suubeams
ricgc thy check with rudy glow.
Yet midst all these outward rches,
Has thy heart no void confessed
Whispering. though each wish be granted,
Stll, oh still am not bessed7
And when happy, careless children,
Lured thee with their winning ways,
Thou hast sighed i'll vain contriuon,
Give me back those golden days.
Hadst thou stopped to learn their lesson
Truthful preachers-they had told
Thou thy kingdom hadst iorsakeD,
Thou hast thy own tirihrish, sold.
Thou arr heir to vast possessions,
Up and boldly claim thine own;
Seize the crown, that waits thy wearing,
Leap at once into thy throne.
Look not TO some cloudy mansion,
'Mong the planets far away;
Trust moi 10 the distant future,
Lst thy heaven begin to-day.
When thy struggling soul hath conquered,
When the path lies fair and clear,
When thou arr prepared for heaven,
Thou wilt find that heaven is here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-20
DRY GOODS,

r C. STANTON, so Beaverstree offers for sale the fol.
- lowing desirable WOOLEN GOODS:
Sal! NETS-Lcw, medium ard superior Blacks. ribbed aud
plain, Oxtnd, Steel Cadet Grey and fancy mixtures
wore. pr:ded and PLAIN.
CASS!ilERE-Fine and ow.pnced wool md piece. dyed
Rlncks, oSinrd md fancy mixed. striped and plain
BIAE;;,ait CLOIHSo3-i and 81 Wool Blacks.
CIViHS-Bipwns, Olive, Green, Blacks. wool and piece
drad, Of various qualities
IhA!D LlNSEYS-3-4. q superior article
SHEEP GREY CLOTHS-3-i, medium article.
Also
SEWING slLKS-Varou, qualities, fine article for taors
NANkINS. COTTON YARN. MADRAS HANDKER-
CHIEFS. GfNGHAMS, exc. &c. &c. dl7
rscGuRDY. ALDRICH & SPENCER. Il Exchange
- tiscc. offer for sale the following Wooden Goods
~ cases Cloths containing Piece Dye and Wool Black Olive
and Iadet OF various qualities
~ ca.es PLAIN and fancy striped and Plaid Ca.sirnees
~ do SatineiS. Containing Bucs. Blscks Browne Oxford
Cadet. and Steel Mixed, DIAMOND Ribbed and Plaid oil
EnrauS grades.
cases Plan and Fancy Tweed. lilo liza