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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
New Firm.

New Firm.
YyHE Subscribers have this day associated
i themselves together under the name and
firm of Tinsley & Ofmsted, and will at all times
be happy to wait on ell who will favor them
with their patronage at the old stand Of b.
Tinsley, Merchant Tailor, Main street, one door
from Jefferson. B. TINSLEY,
May %, 1876. M. OLMSTED.
N. B. We have on hand small but wen
selected stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
Summer Goods, &C., which will be sold cheap
for cash, (sand no mistake, D to make room for
! larger assortment which will be received in
about two months.
Persons furnishing their own cloth and trim.
mings can have the same made up and warranted
to fit, by T. 4 o.
may 81 '45-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
A CARD.

OvHr undersigned has taken the store next
1oor to F. J. e. Peasley, Esq, and is now
....;.r large and well selected stock of Hard
-. C.fisry, Boots, Shoes, and Dry Goods, pur-
.s..,d il New York from the English and
a-.y;can agents, and direct from tie manufac.
800. which he offers to the citizens of Bur-
,;sssoe and the adjacent country at 81. Louis
-. J. UPHAM
me 'a5-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
EstrAy Notice.

i BsAiegtss Ts.sa.hip. a bay horse about IS
yssp ID. Mad Of the right eye, four white
~. 1As TAIL Sssek snsse and blaze face. appras.
- = - dollars before ). p. WiShtmsn, Juytic.
e tA<iPeace.
tae copy from esy estray Record.
Jaos1 A5 JOHN r. WOODS, Clerk,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Notice.

Notice.
hERCHANDISE, Hemp, Tobacco or any
Vl other produce shipped on board the steam
boat Osprey, on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers,
will be insured at the usual rates Of premium BY
. the undersigned Insurance Companies.
Union Insurance Company, by P. RfDGEtY,
Sec'y.
Marine Insarance Compasy Of st. Losss, BY
d. Hough, Sec'y.
81. Louis Perpetual Insurance Company, s. A.
RAULETT, Sec'y.
s.. Louis Insurance Company, A. RICKET-
SON, Sec'y.
cstisens Inssrance Compa~y, VIII. REM
SHAW, Sec'y.
st. Louis, May II, 45.
The Osprey, as heretofore, runs a regular
packet on the Upper Mississippi. For freight
Or passage apply on board, or to
may II '45-H ]. 6. LAUMAN, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Osseod's Indian Choiogogue.

SHE Proprietor Of this admirable medicine;
l. now 30 celebrated and we'll known through.
bht toiks a certain and safe specific for Fever
and Ague. remarks in relation 10 ts Capabilities in
other Diseases that Dyspepsia and indigestion in
new cod ntry Is osuailv the result u MALAYSIA,
- is shown ID the sAilow compiexi6n which so
almost invariably cured by the use Of the Cholo-
gogue, In all complaints arising from the same
morbid Causes as Fever ano Agae, this medicine
ID perfect and safe remedy. For sale by
apr Is as J. F.TALLANT. Water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
new YORK MIRROR.

Exemptions to the New York Daily and
STeekly Mirror edited by Morris, Willis 4
- - received by the undersigned who is the
Ixsr;zed agent for the same.
@.sws-Daily Mirror Five dollars per annum,
.s.s.rly in advance, Weekly do. three dollars
- - ssnum in advance.
60 r.. l845. J. UPHAM.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Heffce 70 Bridge Builders, Stone
I1asoms, and Road Makers

r,rALED PROPOSALS for contract will be re.
- r,;ved 1t the office of United States Agent in
n.b.uve. or through the Post Office. nmtil the
g. dsr Of !uy. l8a5. for the building Of bridges
.,,r me following stresms on the Military Dad
~ esr~dl in lewa Territory; viz: Prairie Greek
vsrv,l. Creek, Indian Greek. Rapid Creek, Har.
- Crrek. Old Mans Creek. Sssth fork of Long
Creek. and Ferris Greek.
-AlsO,-
For brsds;ae the smaller intermediare stream.
and sisseas--snd for grading and ditchiag the
rosd il - sicinity Of the streams and slough
separate proposais win be required for the
hide;ag. Aasonry. and gradirg> The bridging,
4 = much per foot run. fengsh~ne with the
ts;5ge.. The masonry. At so mach per perch OF
ssssty .fvs cubic feet--aad the gra ling at 80
~ PER cubic yard.
N whole TO be completed by the vhirtietf
~ r. September. lsl5.
psaas can be exssninej in the Office Of xhe
lkese
fsssens Offering proposals.. win state their aa
lreG asd pl.ce Of residence.
JOSHUA B.ARNEY. U. s. s.agen..
nee I5-st
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Ketfle Un.

a Ii those #hs are Indebted to the firm oil
"A Postlewait & Creegad either bt note OF
book account are requested to pay ap. Many oi
our notes Of long standing, and il not paid In
very short time they viii be placed in the hands
Of proper ofhcen for collections. Nm. n. Pos
tlewait. who 10 authorised 10 settle and receive
all moneys due sats firm. can be found at the
corner Of Main and jefferson street in the house
formerly occupied By. c. e. Shackford. We will
receive good wheat or cash in payment Of all
de bits due Us.
POsTLEwA1T = cREEGAN.
may 10 Aft ,s5 84sS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
just Receiveil.

HHAHAM.s Mas.1 Nc fsf tpas, Win ~.
~ splendid plates and p0!tvait sf Ru(ss
w. Cfi.woId .S-rvice ". C6Ina. ~ tke on
UNI war. being No 5 cf ,hs Home snd Trs~-
ctiers' L'hrarv. R.pabi c.iicr IT IL. Lon.
don Penhs Magazint NJ: l. .Mr.. c.udles.
I.~cinfss coml lse, With iilussvatioas b.
Crnikshsnk, Tom Crngle,s log a ! ib-sry
Of Standard N vols, NJ. 3. lord BnS
Dirc"dr-. onl AnimaI :nttiact and Rssssrch-
IS iniD ,f.,ssd 0stcoi ,gv. Cnu,s .Lsdwiv.
Dickens list. Zs~. ~ tks Hlisssry.of I've
L'ves.i Tn EAg' g'ishusf M Egypt.
NAV - 'i5 JFT.4LE4NT.. Wa -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
R0isiuas

VNWENTY NINE Boxes Malaga Raisins in
Il splendid order just received direct from NJ
OriesDs and Tor sale cheap, by
may "a As J. G. LAUAiAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
AH.fiYell..

JUST RECEIVED par steamers War Eagle
u and Ly nx; Ia addition to my large and exten.
sive stock of Dry Goods = large shipment Of fresh
and desirable fsreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which viii enable me to offer mere extensise -
sortment to my customers tnan therefore,; the pub
Tic are respectfully requested to examine my stock
may 10 As JIG. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
TOBACCO.

80 ,xES OF superior James River Tobacco, the
1ksts Il article ior the price in the city. at
ssps ,. kiMBALL'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Notice.

|rUyHE Undersigned has been appointed By the
co,,rtv. administrator Of the estate Of George
w Hieht, late Of said county, deceased. All
ner.ons Knowing themselves indebted 70 said
esfsfe viii make immediate payment, and those
hsying demands against said estste viii present
fhe sslue within the next six mpnths, to
GEORGE v. HIGHT, Admir-.
NAV II ,45-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
NeW Nfatl,

DARROWS' New Map of lUt A. rocket
- form. with Congrrssiohal bousdaries
n'arked out; and al the c6unties and towos
accurately laid down. for the bse " f'sYavsl.
lcrs. Fcr sale BY JF. TALLANT.
may 81 AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

WILLOW NankeeAs on handy the Lonsdalt
u and .Armdale which win be sold cheap, BY
may 81 45 GARRETT 4 Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

nj o. MOLASSES-3O bbls. new CROP iust
IN received per Steamer Potosi, for sale cheap
ior cash. by J. G. LAUMAN.
may "a Is.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Fans,
great variety, just received, snd nov
Il opening, by j.. u. LAUMAN.
Nav "a. rs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
n. o. Sugar.

DRlME N. o. SUGAR-l2 hhd.. lust rece ived
i per Mermaid end Alex Scott. direct from
New Orleans, and for sale at very low rates by
may "a AS J. &. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Edge Tools, 90.

Edge Toels, 90.
= rDRACES and bits. sdses, turning chiseIs ssd
ID gonges, planes Md piaac irons. sdssfs draw
ing Knives. 6les and rssrs Of avery descripsios.
. ,sS
locks, knives and forks. Den and pocket knises,
rstors and raler strips, Britania, irun table ssd
tea spoons-in sbost every AStiei s'fsquired ia
complete assortment, jsst tscstvsd ~adifof ale
''.s =. 's:; 5s I =. ...s s.S.sss 9.'.:.
OLD HAvVKEYEs DN75E1lS0IDl
CasN casn easA.- ssEEsdss, fssshe; ~, Asss
nsd Fiadf~gs. f4r
- q, VAN DUSEN 4 CO..
HAVE just opened shop on 1s6erspn slsest.
N three doors east OF Third. where ahey u6sr
at wholesale and retail, cheaper hdA IN D sold
elserhsrt n tAt Territory, ~
1"AI
or every description, sdch - Haruesef 1rldls.
Upper, Calf Kip, and Sole Leathee. u.
a@A1sO,-@- af0 nr-'F1
A large assortment Of first rate tdsrsA wong
Ladies, kia Shoes, III lies, | Ha:kiuA &e,
Childrens' Shoes Of every destftptitAB also,
large assortment Of .s
sHoEMdKERs FiSbfNua.
Siieh as Lasts, Pegs, and Ss,6tub,rs. IN r which
they will BELL for the ssready root A liaes. ap-
proved country produce, talfuw "a. flsy Win
pay tash for Aidss. The shbsesitetS WI csrTy
On the ats@aNT ra& hsr 4fNe
Cufryime Business
In Burlington, and will therefore Be- sbfe 10 ssll
better article uf heather and cteAtsf Than any
.othsr person can offer y the pdtiif.
HawkeyeS and Suckers, one shd AL are re.
spectiveiy solicited before they ti4s Sugaiss
TO call two doors east of MefntifeS Hardware
Store and examine the goods o6eted ~
thar 70 4oAtf swan DUShM4 q co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
French Cassinaeres
spool cotton, &C.

\ LARGE assortment OF trimmings, such
IA as spool cotton, black aud white tapes,
stay binding, bone and metal suspender and
strap b. t,ons, coat cord twist, Gailosns' dress
csrd, wire ribbon, and packs pins, inst re-
ceise0 and Tor sale, by
May -, rs. J. G. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

N"NY @0D0OAD~
DROWN Ind 6ieached linen and cbt drilling;
I'D 4-4 and 5.4 heavy BRO: sheetihgs;
Sd A and ga bleached do;
Extra, blue and black broad clothj
dO do do .tassimerej
Tweed cloth and do
Blue; black and mkt sattinets; f
Kentucky jeans, all colors; 5ff
Blue drills and cottonades;
Linen table diaper;
Irish linens and linef lawn; m
Apron and furniture checks;
Domestic and Manchester gibghahsj
Plain, pink and buff do3
Bonnet lawns and lining;
NIdsquito barsj
Black and colored mus ihsj
Georgia nankeens)
Super. blk alpacasj Just reteistd and for
- ". +. tOoLBAuGHs to,
sur 26 ,4b Jefferson street:
Gloves
q boz. ladies' black kid gtoves:
q hit do d.;
Sc Do silk 10. just tseeived
and for ssle. BY J. G.LACMAN.
nny 10 AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

on KEGS White Lead Just received, an,
~ for sale, by W.. GARRETT CO.
NAV II s45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Oh BOXES Scotch Herring, just received and
~ for sale very cheap, by
may "a As &c. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
ParasOls

e DOZ. Parasols and Sun Shades, the most
- splendid assorsment ever before offered in
TINS market, gust received and fos sale very
cheap by ]. G. LAUMAN.
Nav "a, 45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

LIVE BOXES fresh Lemons 10 6ne ORDER ius
II received and for sale, by
may "a AS J. C. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
To the Ladies.

THE Ladies are respectfully invited to
i examine . splendid assortment oi
fashi enable goods and trimmings, now
opening, by J. g. LAUMAN.
May -, as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

Died,
su.dsy, June 1st, At the residence Of her
sSley Hemphill, near fairfield, Jeffer-
ene,.sv. iowa, Miss MARcAxEr JANE HEAP
sssd tweufy-four years and eight days.
: Mesnt Pleasant, lows, on the 18th ult.,
80 q. LEAvIrr, in the 5lst year Of his
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

80 ~ On the 9Th inst by Rev. Mr..
~ J0ur PsuaH to Miss MAnY
49,. 3 o. this place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
WhiskeY.

Ok BBLS. Recti6ed Whiskey on hand On
~ for sale. BY GARRETT co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
4 Hats,

4 LARGE and splendid assortment Of sum
n mer Hats of the latest style, Just received
and for sale, by w. GARRETT q CO.
mxy II 40 .ia
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
CASTINGS.

= TON Castings. among which are some
q gallon Kettles, at kIMBALL-S.
"a ae7.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

q 10 BOXES s% 10 Wheeling Glass. for sale
= ~ cheap by J. S. KlMBALL.
jsne7,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Summer GoOds

summer Goods.
TEN PIECES Rlue and Stripped Drillings,
just received and for sale By
april Il, J. q. EAuMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

salt.
1Yn BARRELS No. ] Kanawha Salt, just
JVy received and for sale, by
May II, as.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
l1osfery,

- r DOZ. Black and White Cotton Hose,
q 50 do White and Mixed Gloves. sss.d,
so do Ladies' and Gents Worsted and
Cotton Gloves, just received. and ft.r SAKE. By
apr ~ ~ } G LAUMAN. Water ct.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
~ PIECES TICKTNG6,

A MOSKEAG, Pennsgroye, Burlington and
"A other brands, Just received and for sale, by
nay 81 '45 GARRETT & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Tobacco.

BOXES Virginia Tobacco;
Il do jesse Hares No. l. do;
3 do Missouri Dc. for sale YER,
cheap, by w. .F.sCOOLBAUGH & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

ShaWls, Cfavats, &c.
SHAWLS, Cravats, Silk aud Cashmere
" Shawls and Fancy Cravats, iust rcceiv-
cd, aud now opening at
May "a, AS. J. G. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

.<%NE CO, afFstTats asticle, for sals eheap, "
M lraay ~ a4tiflf GARRETT = Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
new Boolks.

EORRESTAL. Or the Light Of The RAefs
r The MaideR;
Nights Of the Roand Table;
Lafdnef sad Erago.s Astronomicsi Lecfur e
The Rohber Of the Rhine3
Mrs. Pecks Pudding;
Il The cstton Lord;
Grimsidi, the Clown, ~ Dickens;
Df. Pies Lectures on the InvocstiCs 81 thA
Saints; 60 Aassa4a s@s
No. q Hsfper6 Iilsmsnsted Bibte. just Il.
ceised anl for saIs, ty !. FsTALLANf.
apr Is As -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

ieb II 46-0 5aes sss sssesa
REGULAR P.1CKET,
For Nauvoo, Durlingten, BlOom-
layton, and Rock Island.s
- THE fine, kst running ana IieAt
~ dfaught steamer .6MARANfH.
- G. w. ATcHIsoN, Master. viii
run during the season - regular weekly pack-
ct IN the above trade, commencing eariv -
March, and leaving (. Louis every Tuesday
positively at 4 o'c ock :. r.
The accommodations for passengers On ths
Amaranth are - good a. those on any Of the
larger class Of New Orleans boats: she tombines
sght dFanght and strength Of hull, with 6ne
speed, and her officers will pay every attention
To those who may entrust than with the trans-
action Of their business rtsss
81 ysesas Shot. a
10 BAGS Shot assorted s;zee.
10 400 lbs Bar Lead, just received and
y safe BY "a J.G. LAUMAN,
april u. Water street.
Tuba,
4 SSoRTED Sizes, jus. received and fer
"a sale by FA J. G. LAUMAN,
april IL, Water street.
MOlasses.
UST received and for sale at the
~ mar l5 ~ GREAT WESTERN.
f1g.. Iron.
UST received BY Osprey, and for sale cheap
u all kinds Of Iron Plough Moulds &c. : :
mar 10 WM. GARRETT 4 Co.
Hardware and Cutlery.
TrsT RECEIVED by steamer Mermaid,
~ and for sale, large assortment Of Hard
ware and Cutlery, such Is
Door, till, pad, cupboard. chest. and trunk
locks,
Knob and Norfolk latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep Oh hears, slrrups, bride bits,
Square, fat and raund bolts,
Knives and forks Of al kinds, IA
German silver, Britannia and iron table and
tea spoons,
F,,i;.s.n. R'yi,sa and i.ush' '.sl. hinges, ss
Wood sore ws-all sizes, wheel irons,
Mill and hand saws, mill and hand saw
flies, rasps, augers, fish hooks, tacks,
Coffee mills, trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
sAxes-Yankee and Kentucky patters-and
many other kinds t,o numerous to mention.
all of which will be sold low for cash or
country produce, by
VIZ. GARRETT& d CO.,
mar % 45 Sign Of Great Western.
Ribbons
nFthe latest style just opening at
" apr S A5 GARRETT,S.
Wanted.
WHEAT. Fiaxseed. Dry Hides. and Bees
w wax. fcr which the highest market price
will be paid by
apr 26 as w. r. COOLBAUGH & CO.
Tobacco.
n BOXES Virginia Tobacco;
Il do Jesse Hare's No. l. do;
8 do Missouri Dc. for sale very
cheap, by w. r. .sCOOLBAUGH & co.
Plough MOulds.
sl0n DIAMOND Plough Moulds Just receiv.
eJUO ed and for sale, by
HUDSON r. BRIDGE, l
mar Is rs JOHN G. FoOTE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
Plough Moulds.

Plough MOulds.
s0nn DIAMOND Plough Moulds lu.t receiv
OUV ed and for sale, by
HUDSON r. BRIDGE, s
mar Is rs JOHN G. FooTE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
SALT,

SALT.
Sn BSLS. Kanawha Salt. prime srticle 1u n
~ received and for sale by
jsse7. J.. S. KrMBALL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

~rrxERRoCKER MAGAZINE.
nr ,udessiened is the authorized agent for
4. To;ekerbocker. Terms--Fiye dollars
, .ssum payable in advance:
"A f6{s. J. UPHAM.
Front street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14
G o M B S..

Horn Tuck and Side Combs; fN0H
Ivory Combs, S-SS-SSs.- With large assortment Il
Buttons, Needles, Sewing Silk, Spool Thread, &C., &c.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

N1EW sttlm, ,ju1t rscsived and for sals, by
IN may 81 - GARRETT = co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-06-14

TA0BY VELVET.
z PIECES black ts6by velvet, handsome
y color and different qualities for ssle, ~
may - A5 GARRETT &Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-02
TIE CRIES OF TIE AGED.

There is always something painfully touching
in the grIefs Of the aged. The shaking of the was
ted hand, with its saow skin and prominent veins,
which is now 10 longer pressed upon the eye-ds,
as if weeping brought its own consolation, hut
wanders uneasly about the garments, now smooth
ing the folds, and now pressed against the loose
glrdle. The scanty supply OF tears, and the sigh
which no longer comes as relief, but deep and
heavy has become, in truth, groan, wrung, as it
were, from the very ytals; the foot is moved in
quick, restless taps upon the floor, and the eyes
are never turned as expecting sympathy from 9TH
ers. Alas! who is there that is ready to lay the
aged and stricken head upon his bosom, and smooth
the gray locks, and kiss the furrowed brow that
has known the WEAKNESS and the sorrow of many
years. There is something awful in the weeping
of the aged They are those that have known,
too, the full vanity Of life; have beheld the beloved
of youth pass to the spirit lands; have known the
folly of earthly hopes-haye found the canker at
the root of every promise, and the golden fruit
turned to ashes Of bitterness. Love, and youth,
and hope, and glory all the ehincras of life have
passed away, and yet they live on, like those an
cient trunks, whose dry branches SILVER in the
winds, and the roots cling to the soil, although
life and verdure shall visit them no more. No
wonder, then, that we are prone to turn feafuIIy
away from the sorrows of the aged--to feel there
is something awful in the renewal of human pass
ions, in those we supposed to have survived their
existence. No, no, it is for the young, the hoping,
the beautiful to weep, and find response in every
heart; the brow of the aged can alone repose upon
the bosom of its God--YNrs Oakes Smith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-02
HAPPINESS.

No man can judge of the happiness OF anoth-
er. As the moon plays upon the waves, and
seems to our eyes to favor with peculiar beam
one long track amidst the water, leaving the resi-
in comparative obscurity; yet all the while she
is no niggard in her Instructor the rays that
meet not our eyes seem to us as though they
were not, yet she with an equal and unayorine
loneliness mirrors herself on every wave; even so,
perhaps, Happiness falls with the same bright
ness and power over the whole expanse of life,
though to our limited eyes she seems only to rest
on these pillows from which the ray is reflected
back upon our sight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-02
SABBATH REFORM.

Rev. DR.. Edwards, who has been travelling ex-
tensively in the West, says, in lettet to the New
York Observer
" The interest on the subject Of the Sabbath is
constantly increasing, and the change of sentiment
and practice with regard tot promises the most
beneficial results. A captain of one of the steam
ers on the Mississippi, who has hitherto run his
boat on the Sabbath, remarked that, if things 90
on so, they should all soon have to stops for the
people would not leave on the Sabbath. Facts
show that it is less profitable and more hazardous
to travel on the Sabbath, than to travel only on
other days A number Of boats started from Mack
NAV to go to the upper end of Lake Superior. A
part them, in three experiments, lay by uni
formy on the Sabbath. The others did not; but
continued their course on that as on other days
And YET in every case, those that kept the Sabbath,
arrived before the others And so obvious were
the benefits, that they afterwards all came into that
arrangement"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-02

Christianity nothing can be more convincing than
the last hours ola dying saint who bears bright
testimony to the truth of its doctrines What a
sublime scene! Behold him on the margin of a
river, wrapped about with the garments of saliva
ton, and preparing to step into its cold waters
He enters, singing as he goes. The ministering
angels pilot him over. He gains the opposite
shore Sister spirits welcome him home. He
joins the celestial company. He mounts, he flies,
he scars. He reaches his eternal home. He is
forever at rest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-02

Tages in England consequent upon her wars
Taxes upon every thing which enters into the
mouth or covers the back, or is placed under
the foot;-taxes upon every thing which it is
pleasant to see, hear feel, smell or taste taxes
upon warmth, light and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
every thing on earth, and the waters under the
earth; on every thing that comes from abroad,
or is grown at home, taxes on the raw material;
taxes on every fresh value that is added to it by
the industry ofman; taxes on the sauce which
pampers mans appetite, and the drug that re-
stores him to health; on the ermine which deco
rates the Judge and the rope which hangs the
criminal; on the brass nails of the coffin, and the
ribands of the bride; at bed or board couchant
or levant, we must pay
The school-boy whips his taxed top; the beard
less youth manages his taxed horse with taxed
bride on taxed road; and the dying English
man pouring his medicine, which has paid sew
. en- per cent, into spoon which has paid ffteer
per cent, filings himself back upon his chintz
bed, which has paid twenty-five per cent, makes
his will on an eight pound stamp, and expires il
the arms of an apothecary who has paid lieensC
ofan hundred pounds for the liberty of putting