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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04


TIE -melssehsiy dsy, q susama, NJ
ssd1sss 81 tks yssr." ED somc will ny The
s~ssuse, have come d lsa. Ard ho~ brief
hes hr<a ihr spsea sssos lhe bs,ah, Sss,ivsl
oi sesag.,ios--wkss 6sess. sssspss, end
desols,ssa were ell Ssssoaea smsdst The
swe~s song Of birds W their germ b"w~ts
y blss--sAs spsRds OF The bsshsiss fsue
lain end gusting stream - whra ssluve
ihrey n hsr fsos>a NeasIe. sSd r~ss@sd
her kindlies aspiration -ehsas lag the
sAsth from -glson to glory"
!. h wAs bu. - yeslsldsx thu .ssm@sr
hsamsd npoa N, with h letce svash.ar,
vassIyins be-, end The isssrts ssssiae
hyma. Va GUNNER 10 gone The brown
spoilcr 10 abroad The leaf ,urns pale
Iue1bl,s, dies, The sroyes are d-s-dsd -
The ,sesn,s hsvs dspsncd 70 . mese coz.
genial cline. The las shsaf 70 ssshrresl
in. and The cold hasvss moan is pile cd
wen The moss cup. the syhp, The wkels
'teaaicoss siass. heod Of 6swesf," have
becp wahefioe huss on eu,,,mu's sar'ns
There 10 sone hing sad IN ihs seeec,seo
that esnh's loseIiee ihiaC mSss fsds TN,
,hese IL noughi too bssasiful 10 escape he
unsps ring hand Of time !; ihsi ,he fair bsds
which have opesed their folded Irav es IA
the sunbeam, should w,th-r, decay, and de
and the earth, 90 lately clothed With f-rili
~ and fragrance, should become bleak, col
itary, and dcsoIs,e.
Bulihere 10 sunlishl anil ihese dcpen
log shadows A spisn Of beauty pouu .
glory upon the autumn woods, deep varied
and magni6cenl, - II thsy Ind bogrowct
The summers rainbow for q covcrisg The
oliver garnitare Of the heavens 70 seer
stretching fsr away into The dun, hazy dis
tance, The bill siaes are clad in hAba Q
crimson and gold. The hesry ffosu !,
Their sutumnal beauty. present spectacle
comparcd with which, The verdssi PLATO
! are duli and ccmfoni,ss And then IL,
going down OF the SUI, The inlrrmisgIing o
the beauty Of earth with the glory Of tn
heavens, like the imsees Ia poets drepo,
Sinking slowiy from our sighi, he change
the wrcsshs Of vapor from glory,lo glory
"into The same image" imbuing them viii
his own peerless magni6eepce, 3pd crraIinI
. n pavilion for the King Of Day.
y There 10 moral 10 the falling leaf an
porishing blossom. Whce I'll lhinfs sf
dying around u, we are admonisbed lhs
chsaSe and decay come sIits 70 sll--th,
the chill hoar froa cuts down al alike, III
tender plant and the ooyious weed. A
the bead sisks upon the hand, end ncmor
calh upon the thfonging images fine re-
|, 10 tho eye wanden around the fricndI
= circle, and finds il narrowed since The Ia
vernal season, 4 strange feeling Of nsecsr
w comes jovsr %. We know that IN 1. T.
: years, Or even days, perhsps, Tbs lalIe
leavcs win fustIe, above COR resting plac
Nay NO b. rnstled BY a holy, faAh IL, loo
ferwurd to an immortal springAime 10
season Of rovivifyiu9 hope and updym
Z beauty amidst the "a radise Of God
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
vssa 90 E~GsssA essss
JACK rnO0T.

90, No q 100 qsssA - Bee Yvsa.
AZ 10 80 - ~ wsSty vsy;
Asd - lssohsA dslesssS.
AZ ~ saprsd sad bkshssd
Tbs lhinas nan Aoeusd nosi esy.
n. mads ,ss ed ost ssd Ne paoslss isll.
Bspd loo u bSs ssosay bissa.
And tbs LAD ysIiss issves 70 quivst md al
Believe hss aieka - - pssssd-
20, b., q, 10 = qvssA old Jsck Fros,,
Ashe Isyksd q the farmers hsssSds.
Ard eaW ne huge Ios
90 shs bssehs irva Deg.
A - tlse AseeW set tssSssd b>side,
Ard tsss6 she esy - 4 shs sosa ostrytsssA.
A s.ssS trli'd iossh sbsts Chsiss1ss shymss.
iie~ happy thsy grsw - ~ isqsss shsy1
9psd--
Jack gave husss fyt old timss
20. no! q. no ~ vsesh on Tack pssa.
A.ass sssssaaa' . kssss ~ sssssd ,hsuseh,
And sa~ ,s,hsy sd chses, rtte
Aed bssndy and uise !: y .Et.,. 49,.
And he deb nAa doxsd ID his sasy arm ehait
And Me- Gre blsssd asrcsiy and hold.
Bo, he nsser shoughi one morsel 70 spsvs
Fer lhass thss wsrs haaaD sod csed.
~. no. o. 10" ssghsS OId Jseh Press,
As No lostsd 10 he poss mans hn;
Dsst. diuy, and dreW.
Asd no Gre 10 chsss,
WiAssss window 90 door that void shss
AaA . AAlteisd ussshss her ehsldsse cSddled
To give warmth W Ne nassiiaa bsood
And The liitle eass cried. - sessshss W.
'-OA. nsshsr pay give % soas Bod
20, he! Q, h.,s siahsd Old Jack fsess,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
ELECToNEERlNG ANECDoTE

A good Story u ioh Of q Mississippi can
dids,e Sor COngress, showing. W suppose,
thai. - 10 war, AL 10 lair 10 polviss" n
Major Noah, in fact, contends The story.
10 Of Two opposing rivals fos Congressional
honors, n present caavassiog the same Die.
trict. Oae ofthem---the one oil whom the
Joke 10 particularly iolA--is said 70 b o
perfect swheel Aosss." 10 The way Of sssmp-
speaking, throwing 10 The big licks," tell
ing along yarns" &c. ,,, t.,
The other 10 Represented As geatlemsn
ofgfeaf refinement, end completely iasein.
niing every one viii The ssavisy Of bic
msaners and the frieudlipess and familiasi.
lty Of his addrsss In feet, 10 individual elec.
,ioneering, he is hard 10 heat Al this
game he wss rs,hsr getting shsad Of his
aamp-speskisg vivai, travelling oil over
the dis'f'c,. cad sopsisg every body hs
met, end, having long and friendiy chat
His opponent became aware OF al thai wss
going on, and being convinced thai he
could not sand the silent and secret cleo
tioneeung Of his ffissd, sesoised on The fol.
loving wsy o. checking his Influence.
While riding sioag ooe day ahead Of hs
rival abosf . qsausf Of mile, u. ma q
tall, yefdani locking son Of the soil, lssdiag
an or, snd secossed him thus aGood
morning i,ieod about quarter OF mile
bsct. ZOO eli, Dses wtsh middle sissd,
mhAdieAed men, rsdiss a lid a6end sos-
rel hesssL wish yoa 40 avosd spssk ing
tn him, and to give him toe rosd lie is
very emzy, and iu,aeines that he Is really
candidate Tor Coogrrss snd " yos ,alk %,
or qursi,oo h'm n all On the subject, he be-
comes pctioetiy furious, ant even danger
pus- ! have him in my ehsrge, and do
hope, my frieod, thai you viii yield him
The road, and hsve no cesversstion wnh
bin, Whsiever" In due dme the country.
msg No snh me -wssdse-ssscd sss, . ssd
- he sarrI sss sAoss adAssssine hin s,fA
The greasss pciitessss imsg,sssls, he
scsmpered OF into the boshs, IeaviOg OF
snd al, like quarter horse !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

Scarcity Of Waiisrs One OF the bea
ihngs we have stumbled upon lately Is tho
following:
A gentleman djeing a. a fashionable he.
vel where ssTSsnls were fsw sed far be
tween, dispatched lsd among them for
Gu, Of beef Ahsr very long time the Lad
r~,orned and placed the beef bsiore lhs
bn. sod hungry gen,lemsn
"An YOU" ssii the geo,lemsn. 'the lad
who took away my plate for this bc,ff'
@Yes, sir"
HBIess me" tssuosed thu hungry MI,
AAess goa Aats xFecs s,aes p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

W VI ~ ~ - - -"
q NE nssissd Slsssan. selssssg issAs Tee
,ss rtse-ss h . hesssy sssescd, Ae. !.
s<ei,os E~r u chsess svssv sise of
the Hevtsvd Sssssses shan b - eossavce
ssd asss satrsAD - s19ARsss wkacvss
sny Tsssss NY hAse ia ~ hsq4s % posy
ssssos whieh be hold ssaia& Law And
eQ0ay. .... .,..,... b..
Approved, No, S, isss
Ha Z. An 90 - s<ls,isn 10 ssArSssss
ssehsss essSas~a b y kssssy s~aesrd,
a.. : -. - Z, ga. 90 ON.
Whenever any ;;nCsseQuep, a,i.eh;ag cred,
i,os Of rs, o. pessosAi property shall
wsA 70 eswee he vsii6isy u he dsa Of
clssa % which pspsisss ansA@sM 70
fosaAed, The ceuu be(sss whom shs process
shall b. resurusble ca which spcA pscsiQus
s,aebmeo, shall have been made, mag 10
their discretion permit such su6srqaenl .,
,aheiss creditor 70 sFpesr BY himsif OF
cosnsol sad defend nsd sud. scR
Approved Nov,s, is4Ss W f
No g. An Act in explanation Of sectiou
isty nine Of chapter 90 Of the Revised Sia,
utes, rels,iag 10 tAc'disesstinuapes Of raods
h . hssssy eaae~A, Ae. D. es.s essai "a.
4 Section fcr,y nine Of chspAcr ,wcw,y o
the Revised Statutes shall be consrued n
empowering selectn,ca oftowna and coun
~, aud supreme court commissioners, 4
di~oo,inue sny road previously iaid os'
scessd'og 70 tbs provision Of ssia ssctisa
whe.her mid Rcd hes beeu made or MOI
4 Approved, Nov 3, lsl5,
J, No. Az Act to repeal the Isws eiviu,
, bounty on Silk. !, . hsscey suscset, -
!, Chep,es 40 sfshs Resissds Ssssssss, sas'
, lied sf The production Of elk, and I'll sel
, IN sddaion 10, or 10 ameodmcn, or altel
, alton Of ssid chapter are hereby repesle<
} Approved, 0es. ~, 1915.
No. 10 An Aci in addition 10 "a oct "
. tailed an &C, TO encourage and promote q,
/. ricuilure' Il is here BY enacted &C.
Live animals the growth OF any ioreig
}. stste or country, which have been owae
I and kept in any OF the counties Of this asI
Tor ono year previous TO Hs agricultural 10
. are hereby placed upon the same footinI
and may receive the Same premioms, 0
b the same coudiiioss, - live snimsls whie
! are the growth Of ,he seversl counties.
Z Approved, Oct, IS, lsl5.
No H. An Aet Ia addition to IN o
. for The reiief Of The lnsanc Poor, spprovs
. Oct 30, lS4l I, 10 herchy eqAsssd, &c.
o Bee. l. lns,ead Of The sum mentioned
the 6rst section OF IN aet for the relief
}. The lnsaue Poor approved Oe, 30, lst
= the Trussess for Inc vsfnea Asylosa 4
the lossne may, assually y The nsa.h
e August. drnw from the Treasury Of ih
n State the sum Of ivc thousand dollsts, I
4 The purpose expressed III, aud subject 70 Il
] provisioas OF saA oct a.,
u Sec 3, There she'll be annss,Iy appoh
" ed by The LsSislssass . eea,miss;sser q d
h Insane, whose duty il shall be, mosthly,
d ofiensr II ncvd be to .visi, said Asylum. wi
4, the Trussccs or alose, 10 examine into I,
Of condition ofthe institution, the receipts a,
n expenditures, the mama emcm Of the !
ITEMS, ed lhe general welfare Of the A,
n lum, and 10 make repor .heTeoa annual
of to the Legislative. \.
:. Approved Oe,. 81, is45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

PtsaeAiEg persss Tsbaees The Ale.
ebsny Nicholas Conference, has decided
MOI 10 sdind sny mioisseJ y ho u,es lpt,aceo
IN any Of is Iorms. unless ~ . medicine,
and 10 such esses Satisfactory evidence Of
10 sscrssay nsss be fofsss-d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
LAWS OF VERMONT.


No. I--Aa Aetto Abolish ,i.e seAeoi
Fund l, 10 hsveNy eoaesed by the 0ener.
al Assembly of,hs esaie q vermont, ~
follows: 'ft.' ifi'''N'
Sec. |. AIithe laws Of this State, here.
tofore pared respecting the SUITE School
Fond, use hjkcby eftsled. feN 'ft
scc.2. AN the moneys, notes, beods
vnougsRes asd UaAsv secsrnies Of every
uams md ssssse, snA ~ keo6s, chessriS,
riQhs ssd cpsAas wAa,soevev, sHd IN isuds
which nov belong 70, and conaNute Ne
Suite School Fond, sse hereby tssesfersed
to, md ssAde she property Of de sssss, and
shall hcrcs6sr be - deemed %
Sec. . The ssuss TsSasascr 10 hereby
direcssd " sppropsisse .o& sppiy % much
of sssd money, goods, ehs,teis, Yighu end
ctrdas 90 transferred to,he Suite, % ssbee-
said, us tnsy Be veqoiicd 10 cancel sud en-.
iinguish the Indebtedness of the ets,e 10
SAID Fuaa, snd the balance Of The proceeds
Of said funds shsil be pot into the Treasury
Tor the usc wnd bsuc6s ofshe susie ~
Sec {. Nahins N lids act eontaised
shall prsSeus the esasc Treasurer, % com.
missioner Of nd fund, frssn pscsecwing and
CoiicTuuH, tof tuc Vtucut ~ VOC ~ss0, e""os
in ta~ or sqsay, any oussmadlog dcas o.
claim. Of whstsosseT ss.usc, which may b
due. o, AVseslsv sAsM fall due, in respcc,
of said fuud. --
Sec. s. This act shall take effee, from
and sher in psssage. ....-l
Approved Nov. 5, ieA5.
No. 2.-An Act in sddhion. 70 tan act
in amcud sueut Of Chapser 10 Of the Reviaet
Statutes, entitled Of Common Schools !" or
moved O,sobef 80, te4l Il 10 hereby a
acted, &c.
Be-. I. 1he Treasurer b hereby ii
rccsed, IN mskins payment to the pruden
tisi eossna,ee Of school disaricn, 10 any un
otesaised sowu on gofe, ef,he,r properties
oftke is,eyea 0s the suvplus dcposisS mo-,
sy, IN accordance whk the pFovisioos .
the act to which this 10 In addition, 10 in
cisde each year the, school has been kep
IN said towa or gore s'oee March 70 ist2
Sec . Htherc shah Be more than on
school district IN sny vucsRsn'scd town o.
gore, the sme rules shs'i be observed y
as in ergs"'sed towns ..
Approved Oeteeer ~ is@S.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

oas HUNDRED ladies in wssbias,oa have
ssbsefih1d - zach, 10 b. s1y~Ide.l IN lhs
purchase 81 wood, 10 BE- dlslnb1lsd amaag
the roOf during he sPptosekingNsis,er
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

A mss % hew Odssss - sAssssssS
rhs, be ~iil sfreass I'll Psslsss.assy sssAsn
sslstse 30 dssls. q The sbortss aei,ee sod
% the mssi rsnsoest,s iefma ~ kesps
hlm.-lf n ~ ies hsasa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

tio~sst ths nsstsver Of Mrs. Hanson
~ho wss s~otsseed 10 BE- hung d Dsvss
n II On lhs 10Th nh, wss rrpsieved b.
Gov Steele ssil he Oh dsy cfJsiy se,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

No, 4 IA Ao rel.sses 10 Cs@moa
; hoois 4 . hefsby su~ssrd. SC
Soc. I. There sbaH be one OF mere
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
RiITLAND I1HaAl.lI,
puAitsneA sSDsw O0Wso1oe naou6n(
vuaasr-G0o oaADs

Lsfs.sgi1SiiAs ssbss,lssss Aspw~ ts~a
sa.co D~fs~essS - psetssss. ~ islse q
lAs sl4s, ei,5s. - ~s't, 49,, Dsts
.rs<ty fAs vilsss sssvsss, 49,.
ax-esssssmssssssAs~s sses sess sssssosvs
y,liA ~ snsvvssl ~ ~ sssAs fw ot.ee--sA~ss
esass.ss~s s~s iss sss svssss ~ bseAsv-
red - psv ssssr. M 81 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

townA rt 81 Fg et.f.
See.i2 The town superniesenis and
county sopcriptendeas shall eivs psblie
noics Of saitabls times end plsers, TINT they
will atieod TO the examination oftachess,
before The semneaesmen, Of The wiusss end
spumsS schools. g tiarrsa ~ Use
SEES 49, So mseh OF % Ast eDial>d .,sn
act m sdd,,iou 20 chspser 10 OF The Revised
Statutes, sclsimg N common schools" sp-
proved Nov is<3, a. requires the iowa
clerks to make returns TO the Governor m
nually, is hereby repealed .t....
Sec II This sei shsiTla eject from
and after its passage.
Appsosed, Nov 5, 1876,
No 5. An Aei relsuns 10 the Grand
List Il Is hereby ense,sd, &c
All shares in rsilrosd companies, ihsi
befeofoae have ben, or hercsker msy he
ersn,sd sbx,i b. subject 10 tssssico ard shall
Be- placed On ihs iisss ofihei several towns IN
wh,eh the sams Ase o~eed IN The sssss mao
Ger as sipek 10 moneyrd % other corpora.
non, Is sow BY law sss-s-d sad ST IN the
liza. Pssvia-d, however. ths, no s6arrs 10
.ay sailss~s eswpssy sbssi ~ iIsb,e tot.s-
sissa until ssrse psr.isa sfshs. rssl Of de
eempsny shall hare bssn u.ds end sfoasss
into psr br The. transportation Offre'gbi o.
passengers.
: Approved Nor B. is4s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31
From The lara standard

From the Iolca Standard.
DuDGE AND THE ROUND ARIES.
'sn Dodge reached this city OH
saturday by . o'clock, p. NJ. and i'm
msua'ely held for:h TO the people-a
"0u'''ons crowd. of nearly fifty per-
'on'' about two thirds of whom were
'"s'. lie spoke again in The even
~ "ien there were more wings and
p oNsf democrats present. lie, lie
n.y. man stick a pin just there. y
~ IN democratic friends had enough of
''s ~ aoc'rlne in the afternoon.
,"e zen. touched on almost every
,a"l,c, now or ever before the public
. ."'u' out gave all distinctly 10 under
, , .lal The large boundaries were all
a'Noag. He SAID they were hobby
srVu which the small leaders wanted
On rus INTO power. Remember this,
j. a,O8'ei'lzens !-remember tina, the
l., sa'e who went over to Mr. Vlnton
,. 49, winter. and wrote to YOU tina, YOU
nh. Se' one square mile more
!, "p 'as been thrice instructed positiue-
,.l, w ME late Legislature and your.
, =. to hold on for ,he large bounda.
Nj "hose papers state tia, he ,ciW
H., ',. /" his Observation-Disclosures
hs, WIS man now openly declares tina,
On, boundaries are only hobby
ii. W and rode for effect! Remember
s @m' ye democrats and wings who are
R. r0sed 10 punch bowl dimensions =
r. '''oer II. all who love the Terri,o.
H. n, and desire to see i, come into the
tons. "S 'a'r ana lull proper
4,' we will venture ha. ,ha, the
,hm s" :. man did no, dare to saw any
IL, =, 'hal kind in the western conn
ps s' But he said i, here, and the op
g. Ss''''s Of a half-bushel State remem.
pells ~ and ne will remember i, a, the
a ass,. True, the Gen. said he would
sln,s. ''S',-on, he did do his bes, las,
shd wrote home tina, the be.,
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The Constitution.

The Locoioco papers. and among the
rest the Reporter, are beginning 10 cry
out that 1.-The Wings are ceasing all OPP
position - the Constitution" The
Wings as party have never opposed
the Constitution; but individuals of the
Wing party. and portion of the " hig
press. have dissecied that instrument
thoroughly. and presented freely and
elearl Y their objections to it. As vel,
the locoloco leaders have never answer.
ed those objections, nor made single
attempt to demonstrate to the people
tina, their interests would be subserved
by It's adoption. They dehgh, too
much III demagogueIsm, 10 be willing
10 come down to an examination of ,he
merits of ,he Constitution. We have
said our say in reference To tia, ins,yu.
ment; we believe i. unfit for decent
white people to live under. and are sa
,isfed that the people have come to the
same sensible conclusion. We predict
its rejection. by majority of one thou
sand UOtes. When the Solomons of The
Reporter advance any thing upon the
subject which merits a reply. they will
find that we are on hands. We are not
Qu,xouc enough 10 run our heads
against their ,Uind-miUs. - Standard.
ANOTHER FALsEneoD NAILED
Week before last, the Reporter charg-
ed that Gen. LOWE. as member of the
Convention, "exerled himself TO make
the Constitution as objectionable as
possible. because the Democratic party
would have TO father it," We at once,
in very plain terms, characterized the
assertion as dow might falsehood. WH
fully made, and we did so from what
we knew of Mr. Lowe as man. We
are authorized by Gen. Lowe to give
the s,atemen, an unqualified and posi-
Hue contradiction In letter to the
editors, dated July 18th, Mr. Lowe says:
II need net say. perhaps, that never
made the remark imputed to me bv ,he
Reporter, to vii: that while in The Con-
vention, did what could to make the
Constitution odious and defective. that
il might be saddled on the Democratic
party. This is The idea. but no. The
words employed by the Reporter. -
How will the old gentleman creep out
Of this ialsehond! He ough' no. to be-
lleve every thing that his masters tell
him. = Standard.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31
COMBS, BUTTONS, &C.

w L have Just received large lot of
w she'd luck and side combs,
Horn do do do
Fine IVORY do. dressing do, Pocket do.
Ilemming needles, Sold h,ud p,ns,
Thnnhlrs. hooks and eyes, bonnet reeds,
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes,
Fancy soap, ink stands, razofs,
Razor sirnpS, hair brushes, clothing DO.
shoe %, tapes, black and white cord,
Back and White striped tapes for hat
bands.
Fcsrlrng silk gsloons, figured velvet,
Top coat buttons, lasting, bombazne,
horn ard metal DO,
Iest buttons OF all kinds.
Rack and nhi.c bone suspendcr buttons,
rcari ana agate shirt 10, strap do. with
great many httie notions too numerous
t. mention, aH .! which vii be sod cheap
for cash Is wv GARRETT & CO.
# l,a Western
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-31

he could do was to get Mr. Nicollet's
boundaries. We know already wha,
his best is, and are no, satisfied with it.
lie limited, too, tina, he might now do
mnch by log-rolllug with the Texas
and Florida members. This kind of
legislation will answer for small poli,-
Clans, but can never grace true states.
man, and is unbecomlng the dignity of
any public man.
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ENo sEo 1s5 a III E~.
IT A ILL.,

THANKFUL for the patronage heretofore
L received, and desiring a continuation o.
the favors Of his friends and the public has
concluded 10 reduce his price TO tire lowest
p"ssioeiiving rates. IL futurehe viii make
Cloth Coats at from So 90 10 so; Pantn-
looms and Vests from so to 100; cutting
cloth coats 10 cents. Jeans aud other goods,
aj.renis; pants 81 cents. He il IN the reg.
u'ar receipt q Eastern fashions and will do
his work IN the best style.
Ship on Jegerson Street.
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DIR ID. :. CiiApIN,
I'd RESPECTFULLY offers hi

ESpEC u LILY offers MS pro-
4 !esslonal services IN the various bran
ches o: Physie, Surgery, and Obstetrics.
to The citizens OF Burlington ana its yicn-
ity, ana hopes by diligence, success, and
low charges, TO merit share Of public Ia
vors. HIS residence is the house occupied
last year by J. W. Woods Esq, north OF
Mr. Rand's.
Among his testimonials is the following
viz-"Dr ID. ). Chapn, the bearer of tins,
is regular graduate of the Aorthington
Medical Reformed College, Ohio, and has
2racticod medicine in our neighborhood and
families, according to the system peculiar
to that institution for several years past;
ind We do most cordially recommend him
and his system OF medical practice 10 the
favorable regard Of the community. be
lieving that this system is not only safe bui
also 4 real improvement III medical science,
and that his success in practice has been
much greater than IS common III case o!
fever, dropsies, liver complaints and its
Ii it We're necessary we might state some
most deeply interesting cures, winch he
has been instrumental III performing IN our
own families and immediate ncighborhood,
in the several diseases enumerated above,
as well as IN others.
FRANCIS BARTLETT.
Pastoro the Bethel Preabl terian Church,
Fairfield county, ONO.
ELIAS VAN DENMARK,
Presiding Elder of scioto District Of the
United brethren IN Christ.
n. 3 Those afflicted with deceased lyors
and find that mercurl4I remedies act only
as palalives, will doubtless be benefited by
the OF his remedies. He Will cure
most cases OF Heputic or Liver affections
without mercury.
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CLU THING. CLOTHING.
z list RECEIVED nj the corner

Z UST RECEIVED At The corner Of
~ Nam and Jc.T,rsen-sts large aud
splendid aS>,ntnent Of Summer Clothing
/ mere will be found IN our assnrtment:-
Fine cloth coats, dress and frock; cashmere
satinett, tweed; jeans, brown and yellow
linen, krimin, piaIi linen, check linen,
and many Others too numerous to MENTION
also. pants OF al! kinds; vests, shirts. stocks
under garments, handkcrchlefs, cravat>,
socks, suspenders and every thing usually
found in our line.
We intend keeping our assortment at all
times full Of fresh and seasonahlc clothing
OF The latest style and importatlons. Those
in want OF clothing will iind 1t to their adj
vantage TO cali at
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New Goods.

W. ESLl JONES has removed to the
w Br,ci Building adjoining W + Cool
baugh aud Co.. aud has ust received fresh
lot OF
.Scio Spring Goods, viz.
New styles Fancy Lawns and ia lzarlnes
Cnlicoes, III great variety, Ginghams, &c
Mems and Boys Summer Ware for Coats
and Pants
t.lpucas, Plain and cul'd.
Fancy Scarfs and Shawls, new styles
Fancy Alitts and Gloves, sc
Superior black Kid Gloves Tor gentlemen
and dies, also
4 fine assortment Of BONNTTS, Rib
bons, and artificial Flowers
Linen Cambria lIandkerehicfs, Irish Lin
ems, Re Mourning Lawns
Parasos, Fans. Pins. Needles, SC.
Watercd ard Fancy Silks for Ladies dres-
ses, with many
New and Fancy Goods,
Also, good stock of DONESTICS-
Checks, Ticks, bleached and brown Mus,
Inns, rery cheap, Co;tun Yarn, Batting, &c
Also Il large assortment Of SHOES, we'll
asserted
H4TS-fur, Russia and pearl, Leghorn
and palm leaf Hats
Qneeaswarc, assorted, cheap
llardware-Trac chains, shovels, spades
Hoes, knives and forks, pcnkniyes, SC. sc
all cheap: also
GROCERIES, Sugar, coffee, tea, mo-
lasses. best madden and indigo pepper, all.
spice. saeratu>, nails, glass, salt, &c, and
mlnv other Goods, al Of which | am dis
posed to sell at very reduced prices TO suit
the times Cal and see and then Judge for
y0ursctres, NEcL1 JONES.
Nav Is. ls45