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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
MUSIC TUITION.
s'iano-Fortc. Organ & Sim.
ing.

NyTM PEASE, Professor and T,,l.,.
w the science and practice OF ,fu1,
cities OF London, Boston and New y,,, wy"
specially acquainis the citizens Of Rnf.
County and lis vicinity, MAT having rel,.'.'
the appointment, al Pro. ssor NJ Mr.c II, 3
Tiuy Conference Academy, Wc,l Pom,
Respectfully gives notice tia, the ncuD'
Tctm) ct this Institution commences a..
goth Terms Tor music, Piano.Fot.e
singing, Sl0per quarter, organ The san,
The price is fixed at ten dollars. So ,h,, ~.
sons wishing TO obtain a finished nu.,,,,.,
ucaiion can receive II, without lclup al ..
to roio large cities to obtain tie Same
a greater expense. The subscrtrr l,'
log received his musical educaio, .
The city OF London under severI
tic first masters. ('or seven wears, v,,,..
him in saying to all wishing bis ios,u..
IN this science that they will receive ,...
ouph musical education on the most >r,e,..
ic principles. The subscriber womb ~
say, thai. toe Troy Couie,eucc Acad,n, !.
in the most ilourishing condition The a..
ulty consists ui six experienced sfoe,s...
and the board rs low as at any o,leT In,.
tution Of Tive kind IN this County.
Dated at TRoy CoNFERENcE Ac,prvv
West Poultnev, lSii. Sllt
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Green Mountain House.

IT HE subscriber would inform the public
i that lie has taken the Tavern stand
at Clarendon springs known as the Green
Mountain House, which he has put in order
to receive boarders, travelling custom and
parties of pleasure-who will receive parli-
cular attention; and all who may favor him
with their patronage may be assured that they
shall not he dissatisfied with the fare or price
-lhepro OF this is the trial.
r. A. KILBURN.
For sale at the above place Ladies and
Genllemen's Kid Shoes, cheap for cash.
Clarendon, May 2S, 1914. 22tf
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&. X. LEWIS
PACKAGE EXPRESS

fRNhE subscriber having established an
L Ekpess 30 run between Boston and
MonIsai, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week. rir Fnohburg Railroad thence By stage
through keene. MalPole, Bellowslalls ,Chos-
ter, Rutland, Middlebury NergeGues 10 Boz
ineion, thence 10y Steamboat, 10 Canads.--
lie Wiil pass Rutland, Tuesday morning. OF
each week, going Gog,h, anI Thursday aRer.
nom Of each week, going 20 Roston. The
object : IN transmit Specie, Bank Notes
collect and pay Noles. Drafts and Bills. bus
goods and do all other kinds 81 business iha,
may b. entrusted 10 his charge, all snail
busdies isken and c-lveted. charg 5 reason.
able. oders may be Jeff vsh William Aver,
OF Nr Ofcuu. a, tie fiaakiin Hael. Rui
and, z1d Al The Stage llnoses on the Rou,
Nirctc be- viii be sure 30 geiihem.
= Pstruf sge solicited
Packages 10 be marked "By lewis tx
press {. h. LEWIS.
RaashA, Sept ,lsn. sssf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
TO THE LADIES.

MI ISIS N. Il. CLARK has returned from
lvA New York and is now opening at lie
old,siand large assortment of Millinery
Goods, cut, uncut, ChamelionYelvels, Bonnet
silks and salins Hat, cap and Neck Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Bombaznes
Mourning and other Cap Goods, DC, &c.
Fashionable Has and caps on hand, Milf
ners supplied with patterns. Ladies please
call. Rutland, Oct. 90, 1874.
43-i5
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1ySILSI.

DUN away from the Subscriber jones
u ileu,dou, an inden,ned papper' ms IS
to forbid all persons hardening or ttnsiins MN
on my account, as ! shall pay no Deus OF
his contracting after this date. .
HORACE COLBURN.
SLrcvsburv. Or. 7lsi.. i2.li
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
ANaTtIsAL REMEDY,
80 IN cuy consultations, and competent 10
me cure oC srcry euenb'e dsed't' w" %
found "a
WEIGHTS
Indian Vegetable Pills

u
80, r,r SaRTu AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
,r,1tFsE extraordinary Pills are composed
al plants which grow spontaneously ~
rn, own soil. and are therefore better ad'WeI,
IN nut constitutions than medicines con'oo'eu
from foreign drugs however wei 'hey may
me compounded; and as the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
arc founded upon the principle mat inc hu'''''
body Is in truth n,sr,S CT,
'' suBIECr TO BUT ONE DlsEA st'
,i,. rorfur, bumors and that SAID medtcih
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
6y CLEANSING and purifying ne t9dy, II wiz DC
manifest that il the constitution he no' en-
,ireiv exhausted, perseverance IN ,he'f us''
n,cordiap to direction, is absolutely certain
IN dive disease of evefv name ifnm the pouy'
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE III 10
will be found one of tie best, II not The very
hes, medicine in the world for the carrying
uut thus
GRAND URIFYING PRINCIPhE
because they oxrel irom the budy al NOR
bid aud corrup; humors (the ca,se OF dis-
easel in an easy and NATURAL MAN
NEP. and while thew every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease OF every name is rapidly driven from
the body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
DIR. BRANDRETFrS EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LINIMENT

" ~ III ~ ME- 4
which by lis extraordinary powers abstracts
pain or soreness thus sprairls, stiff sinews
white swellings, rheumatic pains, or Stiffness
suhness IN the joints, iumors, Unnatural
hardness, sutf neck, sore throat, croub. con.
fractions Of The muscles, scorfulons enI,roo-
men's' tender feet, and every descrip,ion If
injury affecting The exterior Of The human
frame, are cured or greatly relieved bv bis
neyer-io be sufficiently eAtoled remedy
The following are lie only an,ho,;sod
Agents lor the sale OF the the Bran ife,h Pills
and linment 10 Roland Couniy:
W. +, c. Stoddard, Ripley & Bailey Pm,
land llltohcok & Morgan, West R9tlanJ
G H. Walker. Benson; s. d. Armstronc
es,haven; Coo iwin & Jackman, Uodgs.
/ &liawkins, Casileion Willard a Fa,nsn,
Fairhayen; w Chapman & Co, Orwell p. /
I BJrkmasier. Duckmasier & Co. Sbewsbn,v
;. Townsend Wallingforj L,pham, Val 2
, co. South Wallingford; T.. I. Rogers. Daob,
1 Borough; Whedon & Swallow, Pawlet NJ
Si,aonds, Piusforj Ira Button. Warren I
Bi's, Brandon; Ira Biaeham, sudbury; \
( W sawyer, Tinmourh, :. c. Bruce Middle
lo"n O. Iicharison, West Foultney
H. \, Haalsy a CO, Wsls. !0!y.
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fsOs.'TENG CLOTHS.
AND
Buy'r MN .SOnPS.
b. F.WIIITF,

ID u q W III T.,
No. G. Morton Bioek, MA 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly Tor sale az
extensive assortment OF Dutch Boiting
CLOTHS Of the following patterns, viz, Anchor
AIMS of Harlem, Bitd OF Paradise and Eagle
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale ofihis article, the advertiser is enable
10 furnish Millers with more perfect and du.
Tahlc cloths and at lower prices than they
cln he obtained in the United States
ALSO: FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu.
sets state Prison.
March ,lSii. mis- Gmos-lf
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STATE Of Vermont, ! DE Remembered
Dis,riclof Fairhaven,ss Nd that at probate

Dlstfic'ol + airlaven,SS} ~ that at probate
court holden at Cas,leton within and for said
district on The Sd day of October, 1914
Present, A. Warner Judge.
An instrument in writing purporiin to be
the last will and testament Of Nathan Spaul-
ding late of Pawlet, in said district deceased
being presented 10 said court iel probate by
Elisha a Hen the executor therein named
1t is ordered by the court that notice there
OF be given TO all persons concerned to APP
pear at SESSION of said court to be holden
in Casteton on the 9th day ofNovember next
10 contest the probate Of said by publish
ing this order three weeks in the Rutland
Herald, newspaper printed at FINLAND.
AZ Al a true copy Of Record.
b. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
Farm for Sale.

THNllE Subscriber offers for sale his farm
ID situated in East Clarendon and Shrews-
bury Vt, con,aing li5 acres Of land mostly
under improvement, Said farm is well wa
tered has suitable proportion Of grain and
grass anis and is well adapted to the grow.
ing OF sheep.
There is upon said farm comfortable dwell
ling house two barns and other convenient
out houses, small apple orchard and about
$50 sugar naples. Said farm WILDE dispo-
sed Of on very reasonable terms and posses
sion given on The first day ofAprll next.
For further particulars inquire ofC. Cros-
man Esq, East Clarendon or the subscriber
on the promises.
GEO. w CHAPLIN.
East Clarenpon, Oct. %, 1914, 43tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
IRON & NAILS.

I66VV a INAEhS.
VENtlE subscriber having discontinued the
- business Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say to his old customers and
others that he has seyeveral tons first quail
iy Blaeksmiths lion which will be sold
low for cash or approved credi, Also a
Few tons Of Nails which Will be disposed o.
on liberal terms. Wrought SCRAP Iron
will DC taken 10 exchange for lion.
Fair Haven Sept, 6th, 1874
ALANSON ALLEN.
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SCEcSL BOOKS.

TNllOSE wishing to purchase hcol books
- for the fall and winter Sc hools can save
10 per cent. by purchasing them at The Rut-
land Book Store. 1t is hoped that Parents,
Guardians, and all others who have to pur-
chase school books, will call and examine
the large assortment now on hand, you are
asked to do nothing more unless you think
the truth has been spoken!
WM. f.. G. STODDARD.
Rutland Oct. "a. 43.3w
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STAIE OF VERMONTl DEN

STATE OF VERMONT pEitnmem-
District Of faifhayen, IS. Ee bered that
IS q probate count holden al Caslleton within
and lot said district on the 5Ih day Of Oct,
1911.
Present, g. Warner, Judge.
VI & l. Peters, heirs of the osial. of1ohn
Peters late Of llubbariinn IN said dlsirict,dec,
llsipc peliunned SAID count for partition
l1d disttibu'.on Of said estate among The
aciis of sand estate.
n &, ordered thar ,he hearing and deciding
100 said petition he al a session Of said court
ip be holden At the probate Office In Caste
ION. on ,be 9th day ri November next and
that notice ihrcof he given 10 oil persons in
,etcsied by publishing his order three weeks
successfully previous 10 said time Of hearing,
n The Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
. Rutland. 4 lrae copy oi Record. il:ii
Attest b. +. LANGDON, Register.
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DIR. b BRANDRETHS
v cgetable Pills.

The Uairersal Medicine cfLifei
vENiERE are faculties both bodily and in
III lel!ec,ual within US, with which certain
herbs have affinity, and over which they have
power.
All diseases is produced by The impurity
OF the blond. The Brandreih Pills remove
the cause of all diseases by purifying the
blood, they are therefore properly called uni
versal; they are mild in their operations, and
never falling in their beneficial effects.
Remember-That each box Of the genuine
has upon it three copyright labels. That each
label has two signatures Of DR., BENJAMIN
Brandreth upon it. That there must be upon
each box three signatures, thus DR.. Benia-
min Brandreih, 81. ID. And three SIGNATURES
thus Benjamin Brandreih.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

lfRs,ntt \ N afFcfs 1u'
Nlion Bt0Wn. administrator Of tic estate
%, John II Andns late 81 Ps~lei, in
tsid oiurci.deccssed, proposing 10 tender an
accouii 81 tis administration ofsaid estate;
lis otocred that said account be received
s8l casmised iot allowance on The OH day Of
hlsembcf next, a. the probate Office IN said
Cssiiclon. snd that this order bo published
i.fcc weeks successsely previous therein IN
tho Ea,land Herald. a newspaper printed IN
Rutland, which shall he sufficient notice 10
si pefsoas interested 10 the time and place
VI examining said account
A lfoc copy u Record. AKA
u. +. LANGDON, Register,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

ID0 BOXES Niaaa- Csc e..
u ~ qsshas. afsa1fst. ltoa ~ , -
1gtfif a r-fNfsd ard 'se ~ ~
iasfa maftei gftos. ~ ioH q A'1 tiS>
WLtfsa8 y \. ay3I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

STATE or YERMDNT,b HsEiitemem-
D5suici Of famhsrcn, -, 10 bcfed that
~ pio,,sic coor holden al cas'elon within
abd iof said district on the eth day OF Oct
A. -. 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

Tfttfli, : " afHcfl In0Fe
II s J.. Peers. administrations II she -.
is's 81 "a apoefs .lsie oiiluAaafiinu. "a SAL
diGut' 6cctss,t. proposing ~ reader 90
atroaa' az nisig Standardization q said estate.
l,itore,cd ihsi ssid account tc received
cid ctsAiaod far allowance on ne - da' 81
N1tetnbcf rei,. ~ the probate Office go said
'sssioioa. snd ,lai ihs order he pgb.is'H u
g uecas saeccssiFcly prc,.ous thereto ~ O'c
NouaH3 lltfsid ucNs papei piinied 90 hui-
laat. uhisk shall l.e saficieui noiice 20 al
tsissas Interested ia tie timo snd place Of
ssamh.ng asi3 account
ulc copy Of Record.
sI-B H. y. LANGD0N Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

Sfsts II frfaoai u q frHNm.
y fiBci "a Eanlsfcn. -. - tetrd ihai a'
.retsle Caau h1i6ca ~ Caf'lsinn wnhin
sns ios ,sl8 disiIiu 20 re 1is DAY Of Oe'olei
4 ID 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31
10 riiE AFFLICTED
DIR. Hauuiug's Patent Lace.

foe Hsssss ~ EBsfurS = Sauet' tiaef-
Aninmc5iate ~ itotugiit cni tois1ulf,on
ne Bnn,hiGs ~ ppiGc sfcskcif faiil.
iaaoa q ihe Hear Dyspepsia. 81 iual
wtatnsss Piles Pfoiaps4s Ven anf
Aui and Dissa ~ parurci aDl chilli
led Ladies without mtdiriucs
rEtHiS insifurncM has been examined by
i De-. Mot. Rodgers. Fahtis sHd 6us-
comb OF New IIarrt AMI Middleton ~, toan.'
and he's Obtained co. itself tl.cii iavuiaoic
icttinQry.
, 1844-10-05
Or, tina. Befi:

VIII - li.h, brn"ze We can. int.
Boston h9rynr. as! lr' 60 tn" anchor
IN Sunday evening. We had been
absent eleven months. Cur "srg.
va Ru<>ia l~nn and hemp. But ny
thoughts were On rci'hcr. There
VA. Boston! tie more h-autjiul he,
ca7se hill concealed by her evening
veil. Boston. not in !gcd NIX birth
place. nor the home oi my youth: Vet
loved her with i sailors Affection
because She was I Ii, OF my county.
and that vas reaSon.cnOngA
Most Of my s~hipGaltes had tuned
in ~ an early holr. Will" a SINNER 81
g years.. can s:lrce'y tell why,
took his seal ~ the w:nd,asS.
Hind mol sat there iorg before the
deep tone Of one Of the church belts
hoom,d over the haFho~. q that
bell! |, uas Ike IN anchor dragging
M To the hottom. 1t recalled The
teachings OF mv pious parents. ana
the i~o.tructions Of The house OF God
Il Ia, k me over the voyage OF my
past life. aud forward into the ocean
of eternity. | shipped a full sea "i
conviction. And there | sat On the
windlass till the bell had done tolIIns
the worshippers to the house OF God.
I was backing and filing, backing ami
filing, and deeply distressed nj the
Thought Of being wrecked AMI lost n
sight of the desired haven. had
been wrecked three tmnS--oEce IN
beating into Cadiz, once IN me h'F-
Dor of Halifax, and once OH gay
Head; an0 at each time came near
perishing; bu, | never felt as now. l
found nv Pumps agolng in right earn,
est. At length turned IN, but 10, |,
TO sleep. Do you 'spose conia
sleep. when all the night long ina II
bell was ringing in my ears, the khei'
Of my DOOM When my sins had Ia
ken me all aback, When God was
about to overhaul me for my wicked
doings! Steep. How could ! sleep
driving hard on a lee shore! IL was
a night of storm and deep distress 10
my soul. lcalled on God for mercy
with a will. The next morning 'i0
winj hauled round, and there ca"'e q
dead calm to nv troubled spirit
was at peace with God, and MIN ana
myself. As soon rs our ship was Ia'd
alongside the wharf, | squared ny
yards for that bell. At length Iiounu
It, and how did wish we con'n ""-
, 1844-10-05

T,,r, ~, p f,r m. ~
,nr,a,,ns a,,to 80
,,,,... NH ia 1r, -.
:i,;sh r.ol. rao,
,.. ~roir-;-o.N ~.,.Inn
-, - ~
.rL a. u,,h 1871.
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~ il' ~
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-. .ro c.,o..i r.,.l'.aI.
-. ~ ~
tI
~, m'u. 80.
,1o", . -..,'I ~
,r -, ,lo r In anJ So.
, 10 49,, .aa..uI -.
..',. G.,n no I,hror. .I,hanrL
ro.,,o ornn,;,;.s or ,o,I. O.
, No. .,noL, ,f,la I..
aI r-,,,Nh aao.,.
na.,aJ ,nJ ,rn.o fod,nr ITO soo.-n
~ nmav Lo,ran 7. .,a
t,,,.Str U -, c,,d. .,o arad,.u,.
,,tn,; .,na >, Lo,v.rr,;cav a,d G;I,,,
tho ,nc,;nnr,ons in o,der n rnT.c,
snI.s Tro Imno,rrrs hnye hepn 10.
ca,rod il ILL., ,.,inn,,as Of mo ON.
uu,, # n,ods .ou,,cd far rho Fail
T..Lo s,J ,ow .xl;h,, mora ,oxio-
;, >, soil ,h.n ve I,va u;,rey,n4
nco io2f hi. an,Ia,v p4od~ ,h.m
im,, a., r,ar,;c. &C
ionr ,rod,x and los, circrmsrcc,ion
asIn tho h'ver,, ~soIrencv ard 10
r,r ,Ior.sui, ,;lioLo.r, L,.snsL,,
,be c,,lp,e Of those whom This EariIity
, 1844-10-05

vet The higher he paid for them the
lower he could afford To sci! them TO
his customers. the farmers and labor
e,s who consumed them; and now.
sal: /, The SAME universal law oftrade
and cause and eGrct applies with e
quail force To the miller and his c,sto-
merS. He does the grinding and takes
lie toll, you are his customers & cen
sumo the me-. and toll being tn
price aud cG;t Of grinding. it follows
as Il nectsSax consequence that the
higher The tell the lnwrr the Price of
grinding. and although my new toll
dish appears larger, vet You get more
meal by it: ard Ill this ! proved very
clear ty Mr.. Evans sp ech ard he
argument If NY whig nciglh nr whn
gave ne the document; and ! tell vru
friend Mack, il was a knock dounar
gunent 10 those TO 5. thev looked at
each other ike so many heuldrred
plEs III a New ioundland for. each ex-
pccting TIE other to answer nv
?u' WIS "o 20 vas "
'.' "'It"''"' an" prove" .!
o'',,,u "'l- "'c"'n'"!> '''' 'neE
49,. l.! ""'''
rnI.rs.an, .,e a." IT, 'A'r"H
aIa 49," r." w"
~, "'nt H''
~ ,.,G '-'i' S'''"u!- Inc ''i'7'
" ,a ,r ,ia' >,'''S we P''I'
~ ''' .'' ''''Pr' '"r |'"n>'
, 1844-10-05

"No PRINCIPLES FOR II PUBLIC
rrE.---The whig candidate for gov
eroor in Pennsvivania las been Ia.
ken into keeping. and will hereafter
..wri,e no more for the public eve
The Pittsburg Post of Tuesday last
saws: ga young friend of General
MarkIe, who has Just returned from
= visit 10 him, learns from the gener-
al that he had received a letter from
Lancaster. and that he did not intend
N ansuer ii. The old gentleman
said he had written one letter. which
he thought had injured him, and he
,rovld not rrite auoiher.'
, 1844-10-05
TEEM OF PUBLICATION.

TIE RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn
ing, at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
If payment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will he exacled.
ITO a club OF Threc or more subscribers.
If paid in adrdncs,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the option ofthe Editor.
TFPostmasters are authorized bv law TO far-
ward monov TO newspaper publishers, free Of
charge. All letters to the Editor, by mail,
must be POST PAIp.
, 1844-10-05

RronE IsLANn Mass MEETING
FIVE THOUSAND L.Ar.Es y TIE F'ELU-
AND TriRrY THOUSAND FREEMEN.--We
cam from the New York Herald ex-
tra. tsays the Baltimore Argus.) for
which wr ere indrpied to Messrs.
Shur'z & TAYLOR, that there WAS IN
immense meeting Of The Democracy
nj P~ruvidenre on Wednesday. Tho
progression itself numbered 5.73l by
actual coun.. The Herald saws:
"The space selected to hold tho
neering WIS about a mile to the south
west e the city. on the hill at the
'rem OF tie prison where Door is rom
fined. Wien he min part of The
pr"ceSSi"n arrived, upwards Of two
'housand ladies' Of beauty and fashion
we're seated in front Of the rostrum,
and the whole space. occupying a.
bout - acres, appeared 10 be cover
I'd wi'h anxious spectators. The
meeting was called to order by the
selection o. THOMAS T. CARPENTER as
l'residenr. ard some dozen Vice Pres
dents and Secretaries. Ca casting
"ur cyes around we think twenty-five
thousand would not he an over esti-
maze. The crowd WIS So great that
lie s,aa.ers vera divided almost i'm
~meGia'elv, and no less than seven
were addressing audiences ut differ
mt points Of tie immense field at the
Il lime. Gov. Hubbard, of New
Hampshire. and Gov. Marcus Nor
ton were among the first speakers,
and We're followed by Alexander
Wells, Esq, Of New York. John Cot
ton NTH, Of Connecticut. Charles
Newman. of New York, and others.
Tire enthusiasm upon the ground was
intense. and the presence Of such a
mass OF ladies' rendered the scene tru-
" exciting. The military were or
dered out by Governor Fenner. an
expense TO the Slate of some thou
Sants Of dollars, and artillery was
stationed in the yard of the State pris-
an where Dorr is confined. TIE mil
iiary companies were kept under
arms in private houses on the hill. and
did not exhibit themselves in anv
manner to the indignant assembiage.'
, 1844-10-05

derStand each others tongue. 50 that
! might express my gratitude for lis
warning voice. Now. every port |
enter, my ears are open q the sound
OF the church goinI bell. | follow
that which Sounds most like that Bos-
ton tell. Never Shall | forget IT'S adj
mentions. and never cease to bless
God for mrhinC 1t the means of nv
awakening and conversion TO Him.
=. |S0i1or'S Ny~.
, 1844-10-05

Mr. Polk on a National Blink
What course will Mr.. Polk take in
relation to the bank ques ton. if elect
ed' In answer TO this question. ws
have his own declaration and pledge.
81 am opposed &c. the charterinr by
Congress Of 2 nltioual bank. be.
lieve that Congress possesses no on.
stitutIonal bower to charter such a
bank; and ifit did, it would. in nv
opinion, be inexpedient 10 exercise
It,"
, 1844-10-05
Vol. ElE..-No. As.
CLAY IN MISSOURI.

IN ore of the emhodiment's last
letters--the one dated June 81. and
directed to a convention of Missouri
Wings. he says nj inducement Tor
hin, to visit Missouri. would be,
.slhough last. not least. a radical and
er;cnsire rfrolufion going on in poll
ticS."--Bv this tine Clay sees how
"radical and e1tenlye" this %revo'u7
ton isl 1t WAS a cunning game the
vhies played. but the democracy
were too much for them. Missouri
Genes in nobly. The oon here
tried to get up Il crow over the re-
turns Of tie Legislature. but after n
or two attempts. they found that the
change was not "e%xtens've" enough.
The believed too credulouslv what
hrrggirg Clay said. In this letter he
puts the soap on the Missourians IN
.Iorg bars. ~"Ircjoice," he writes this
sare June 81. in the prospects Of the
2~e7iryrnncc Of he State Of Missouri
frcm tie roke Of Locofocoism" Small
Business this FOR the candidate of the
wings to- thus nickname his oppo-
nertS-'tiS mem. Henry.decldedlv-
leave !, FOR mpaner men 10 do. Hem
W. '-of mfich I roCeire n .fGHcr7ng
~rcovnt firm al qaGrteT2." Then
follows y Whole Tub fol of toit sod
dor. - hove ever entertained a kind
Of rarcr'al feeling towards the state"
Az snuri hnnored ne with her first
inr""--"It w"uld he Il great satisfac-
'inn : o ne. before | terminate my
mortal carner. once more 10 meet
Ni<sour; an terms Of friendship and
afer.inn." BAH Il was not enough
- th~rw 81. corn 10 hard democrats
in III STYLE. Cast Of, Harry Of the
w s.. vour hank sin--vonr coalition
sin-vour federal Sin--vour deser-
ton If democratic principles and
standing ae the embodiment Of aris-
'ocracv! Had Won done all this,
Harry, thon might vcu EXPECT the
esteem and confidence Of the firm de-
of Missouri. Short Of this,
is short, OF the mark.--Bos. States.
, 1844-10-05

Leopold De Meyer. the greatest
German pianist Of the age, will en-
bark at Liverpool for New York, O,
the i2lh Of October.
, 1844-10-05

The Wings of the Empire State
have nominated MiIIard Fillmore for
C~nvernor. and S. ]. WiIkin, Of Or
onre Co., Tor Lieut.. Governor.
, 1844-10-05

AWAKENING and CONVERSION 10 HIM.
l.. GSa7or'S Mar.
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me 'a"' humter "i b!ackwood'S Ma
@82'hs c"n'%''S Z sior'' IN nh'ch Is
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acre, I'd lis lro1o-
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