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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11
CrCckcry and Glass Ware.

A large and beautiful assortment Of all the latest
- patterns, white, plain. colored and embossed
China, light, dark and flowing blue whto and color
cd dining and tea Sets, common and moccO Ware of
all descriptions, Lamps, Tumbcrs, fiat and foot Mop
pies, Mirrors. Sc &c. FULLER & co.
Lyndon, Oct 10, ls45. ASST
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

Ir-@ THE Agricultural Fair Of Orleans County hold
en- at IrOsburgh the I'd inst learn, was well
tended, and n very interesting exhibition,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

llon upon INC routes below.
VERY SArIsFACToRY. The Dover Gazette,
IN. H. full blooded. dyed in the WOOL loco sheet,
after charging the Wings with all manner of crimes
altogether too numerous to repeat, very ingenousy
asks, ''Where are Federalists?" The Enquirer n
Wing paper published at the same place, being a lit
tie better informed that subject than his neighbor
Of the GoZettee appears to be, very readily
the enquiry, aud gives the names Of some ten
dozen leading ocos of the reuI blue light Hartford
Convention saup The Enquirer follows;
Henry Hubbard now resides at Charleston, ia the
region where he got up meeting TO sustain the Hart
ford Convention; Samuel eastman is now at Ports
mouth, holding appointment under the present adj
ministralion; Cyrus Barron has lately been appointed
by President Polk, Marshal for the District of New
Hampshire; james Buchanan is Secretary Of
State, assisting President Polk in the settlement of
the Oregon question with England; George BAnc ro(t
is his Secretary OF war; Louis McLane has been
AS Minister to England; A. H. Everett to China ;Rog.
er b. Ianncy is Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court;
Charles Lane is Editor Of the Belknap Gazette,
and moreover Senator for that strong Loco District,
No G; Robert p. Dunlap, formerly called "Young
Tim Pickering for his excessive Federal zeal, is
Loco Representative from Maine.
l. the Gazette mans anxiety for his old friends
satisfied?
MELANCHOLY Snow OF Ignorance! Iii
not less melancholy to readers than ourselves,
says the Richmond Wing, that should so frequent
y dwell upon The anentahe fact the great igno-
rance Of our people. We have hoped and continued
to hope that the day is not far distant, when the peo
pe not only of Virginia but OF the whole country may
become enlightened. We mean the masses
We have always heard that Virginia has within her
bounds large number of white citizens over the age
of twenty years who know not wha; it is to enjoy the
blessings OF enlightened mind or the effects Of ed
ucation. But we had never the rcmotest idea that
the mother of States possessed much more igno-
rance than O,hers, when the number Of inhabitants
were taken into consideration 1t seems, however,
by a table published, which taken from the late
census that picture of Virgina's ignorance is there
drawn, calculated at once TO crimson the cheek of
every intelligent reader.
Our State is here held in contrast with all the 9th
States. and she is proved to be behind not of
them in ignorancel But there is brighter dawn
ing, and wo must hope on-hope ever.
The following table, showing the average number
of white persons, twenty years Of age who can
read write possesses interest for the friends Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11
Notice.
NOTICE,

I : hereby given that have this day given to my
Il son. Lorerzo y. Whether his time to transact
business for himself and shnll claim none Of his
wages pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. JOSEPH WRTrCHER
Auest-Charrs b. Leslie, Charles A. Hale.
Ncwbury, Sth Oct. 1915. 42sw3s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

FATAL ACCIDENT. The Rev. Philander Pow
VS. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was killed a
70" days since, mis- residence, at Painted Post,
1'euoen county, ~ Y. He was thrown from his
.O''e by span of horses that away. One of his
scu was broken in three places, and his skulI was
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL. a man
named Sweetscr, Of Sutton, an old "prison bird :"
was npprchrned nj Burke last Tuesday for an assault
and intent to Kill Frenclmnn in that town. The
circumstances, as we have them nro related thus:-
lie betrayed the Frenchman into an unGrequented
road by the assurance that would save him several
miles travel TO the place TO which he was going and
arriving at watering place the Frenchman stopped
TO drink, when Sweetser struck him on the back Of
the head with heavy cane The Frenchman sprang
up and asked S. what he meant. S. replied that he
meant to kill him, and laid on further blows The
trenchman, however, ran and escaped though &C.
tiousy bruised. Sweetser was pursued, taken, and
brought before court of Inquiry and ordered
ognze for his appearance Court ,and failing to find
bail was committed to Jail in DOnvilo
RAIL ROADS In another column the reader
will notice statement by the Belknap Gazette ortho
prospects of the IIaverhI and Plymouth Road. This
looks rather encouraging, and makes assurance
douby sure of the success Of the Passumpsic route
The Lebanon road has been located on what is
called the Franklin route--the stock is r good
hands-so we are informed by persons who have ex-
ahmed the subscriptions and five per cent already
paid. Both of these roads strike the Connecticut so
that junction with the Passumpsc route can easily
be effected with either Them.
1t is not certain that both will be built through
The largest share Of the stock is and will be in the
hands of Boston PeoPle-und they will decide which
shall be carried
The share Of the stock Of the Pnssumpsc road
aPportioned to the country. (s5OO,OOO) is
taken, or was, week or two ago, within
a very few thousands, and the books have been in
circulation since At all events, the amount behind
hand is so trfng that day two only would be
necessary 10 ill up the full amount. The friends of
the Passsampsic route awaiting the final &C
ton upon tho routes below.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

gEAVE the pleasure Of announcing to their Gus
h ~ toners and the public that they have Just re-
ceiVed very RTCH and EK7ENtSIYE ussort-
ment nf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
COPPER,

The 81 Lo1ls Rrpublioan says that Tour
wagons. ~uh s,I tons OF copper ore irom
Franklin county, Mo HfrNoI at lhnl cay
On the 30,h OH The ore O.. 10 o. tLipi I'd
i1t Bllumorc 10 bc smrlcI The Mines
from which u vss taken ar oNu"I oy
Me-. ....k.l aud CAmdcns The ORES
were anslS sod at 81 LOUIS and found to
weld lrom p to IS per cent Efforts have
tcru made 20 smell them but without sue
CO.'S lfuron ifli The ore 'hos+i hc huni
6, ylel within 10 per cen, oilhc minimum
ooa,n,d at s. L2uls, ,le Uaue uIl, bc
very yliuabl,
Ia the immediate vicIuty 90 hose uloc
Others have been op,uci bY Bri,,I Cam.
l.c 6 CO from which large amouu, O.
ur. t,s been taken OIo yl.ila ilc car.
lana', ,hc o.psf sllpaa,e Inc Il plt.t
can say, The ryIn o.! afb0uaic IS OF a,c.f
curiosity. which IS moi oQm.ici by ans DIS
cavcry n 'he m.ucn. world 80 Ir "a ia,}
Au9N TIC -..9AIrs slas acc.1u, /, ven
O. o.
4, has be.a G',owrl ablg, lny ta 500.
90 a high ha, 1DI lhu, tr pIa,eu,' Won
al atlIi twelve lrt vide AMI s,K i-tl Ll.h
Tins may ru.oR d,r.,.,, %. sy,t lacre
is 20 tuIlc4fau 90 a lrrn.naI5u. AuI She
prs'pec. IL. that q, hrn q tuns DOT. Il ulIl he
i1 connie; orh ,rn o. ale s,iI,a..r.-
NHh,n abau, lso HUNDRED yaris sno her
'r'n Of 'hr sI.ph7ts VAS d.s-u,er,I aoI
a..oNol i,auAal ab1a. iJuy il,t who
ne Vot. 0s' rurPt hy p4i,f 4 ,.on,.
.. liI tD Hs, tgen r1u u h5al'aa.Iy
i.nm .ht zoo, If .lr D . hy Ah.h Ih. ea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
AN INDIAN STATE.

The Albany Argus has bccn discussing
the ql"su,s OF forming aud admitting nn
Indian STAT into the Union The number
OF Indian Warriors IN the Southwest aud
within the proposed STATE, IS about 50 600
\ hlll Was before both houses ct Gunsr,ss
Ia 1888, providing lor the establishment Of
4 lctWoUal government over about thIuy
Indian tribes Tue icru,ofy marked out
tor II was about Two hundred miles ~ width
and ~ hundred nil,s IN length, and would
hlve included nbJu, one bundled md mir
IS lAo14rl persons The bill passed the
S,ll,. VIII uaIy SIX nays bI, wls not tax
IN up ~ The house, as II was believed the
lnIIons were hostile TO the plan. We are
decidedly 10 livor OF the project II seems
TO US TINT IT d tltrent tribes could once be
g1,hcrCd into STATE and brough, under
one government within the Limits and inilu.
cncc Of tho Union, !, Auu,I be vast i'm
proyemen' upon thu pres N c,nInon.-
We are aware that Ia such a caBmCniiy
there would be the elements OF many ans
serious difficulties but would there nc, !,
NOR" peace and IranqpIlrr, and less OF out
ricc and Iulnfv, than nmong the varlou:
tribes now, b,sl by tho passions oljcalousy
and pilIe, which arc peculiarly incident &c
lhc.r separate organization as distinct com
munnlH! The Chociaws have mad,
great advances IN the at. and blessings o.
',t'iizluon, ANA might be hoped that thcll
u0l,ncc and example coupled ai,h thos'
Of the enlightened Crccks, scconI,d by tie
prudent and p,,crnnl oH,ns Of the genera
government, would render M cvp"tIm'n
.... .r.sil2 ! .p.. 'ul the Uu.a U.Ii
derive important bcu,h.s, lodcpcudcnt 9th
prosperity and happiness OF thc Indian
Ih,n,civr- The Iab,lWy OF ho'ulrio' an
outrage. from the Indians m the South
west, would be lcssencd, ami the prr,anc
Of large bodies Of troops rcnleTcl less nc
crstaty ~ n Pagrok
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
YANKEE DAN AND TIE ROY
Al, NAVY -

Dan Marble from his good humor and
social W.T., IS a llvotjlc wherever he goes,
and The cc,p1cn, Of quiet Dinners and pr.
waite suppofs without, number While m
Cork young sprig Of aTisocracy, a neph-
CIV Of SIR Robert Peel, made up thule par.
Iy for Dan, and among the r'st invited a
lul sided aud toll nby ia, headed Captain
oil the Royal Navy one more hvored b.
patronage than recognised tor his deeds -
OF course the Royal Navy Was the con
aanI theme, aud at last the hliiccd hero
turned pu'fou'zlngl y to Dan, with
And so you nrc from America,
Dan Intlmalrd that be had that honor
And pray, has It ever ocourfod 10 YOU
" hat would have been the Consequence Of
hanging Mcleod 2
Dan really could not have answered as
20 the consequences but as Tar a. the hang
ny went he oplurd inai they performed
that operation l1i'ratly well 10 Amcriro
Then, will ,,li you as 10 the 'consc.
qoencos,' emphasized Ibc Captain We
should have lucd out the Royal Navy, sir,
scy,u,y tours, nad second class steamers
anl lrnIcV, slf, and proceeded at once 10
sH'N U.s. " h'll ~ lhf 1AhN'F tl AH'
stale would have arson. and NJ you have
100 SANDING army"
Dan vrnlutcd thai America had an army
ot some "s'anlug'
Wtp, ST. IKE ours , exclaimed the
Crrnln
D4u believed lha. there was some differ
ference 10 their mailer OF eo4ors aoi lac.
uJ.
Sr cu,d the rri.rou' bcsr cater, you
tas, uo ,.Irs. ,ii DO mon oui We shl..
meet You 90 IN ,tc broad \ hruc
Dan JiIm So, how, without ships or
mrn they would b. very hkciy 90 meet ~,
h-. sIpp1s,d. tlal OF cours" the captain dd
u.. include fishing sarcasi IN which o." \
mcf,cans bad lough. one war, and ,. which
thcy put great ftHh m case ofa second
AMI M 'hc name Of 'roi cir, what des
crplion of craft - yOur fishing smaeks' Of
that lou.'aih Of cPPosiag ll,H 10 nc Roy
al Npry D
Itrf atr iLr nra-aia esl. ,ir'e things
500 s,er d.I ,re and holding etao,.y GOO
r.n rrd o rts
l,Tc p.f.. %. Dt n,.s.laol .he hoH con
t4.ntir rr. 80 ,hi 90 rsrn1frr ty sIr.
Ha, me f-i.rr tnsoks sui Oh e. a.
l-aArs arl W uu NaIt.e .uc.ul,4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

lJand N COZ poet sol,di'rd inrfn. ard rus
y, isvod 10 - ftf1o'sl ffou toe ven"
The p,cpirfor. q these ru,a,, are shout
20 81 ? 80 Tn, q ws,h-i o'c 70 Boston 81
'u'i inc ShouH ~ yelI equsi = s-npk
sm on me o's viii e ~orh siIo ret'
'on 1hr NissYuu minrs though b4' &C.
rcr'Iy t~ot,t.f src sal io contain hn
mmcast fmoum 81 w., valuable ore --
Tie j. nullcsn Ihui s.'s forth it. altan
tagst 81 tbo Misoufi ovcf tbe lesr sup
'Igf mincial trsnh.
be- orc uore easily curac;ed snt
rquires Ices lst.nr ~ uashirc ctushing.
sud rtrrats'tco 5r he IuInscr Boz ihcr
sre advantages 81 siN greater moment 49,
Thee uiuci arc sauaicJ abou, sc,cply
mile, south Of s, Loun W Fsnkln coun
iv. On the Neuinuck uv,r. sti near TIE
MAN road l,adfnc TO Springfield They
ne 90 Nc hi1h ndre bfmi ty 'hc Nj
rnaek soi i1piboi,~ 1h,s ui.r. be,.
Jog atly lLa same Tcr,tal f,r'rr.' mi
.isu 'hr.lt. t.t a. ,4t fttt
I, mr,s M tro rivers. tor iba, distance
rson'ns ocanr parallel Tho udrc - high
and FROM the ,i,tauun At Wh'ch the discoy
cue' have br'n nsde. the rc,r' may c,s'ly
~ drantd lrud ore IL also iuuu5 %
abundance 10 .hr SAM ti, 4 hfulc.
'of sm',ung lead ~h,ch - suppi,d ton
digging, ~ the immediate vicinity. stand
WEh.n Ice .han nIlc 81 TIC punripl
eopp,t min, Tbs ,urnrtal region ., r.
tho immediate yrinty Of che 81 The hn,s
agricultural countries ~ tho Unr,d States
10 hc' 1t may ~ saiJ 20 ." surrounded b'
agricultural land, wLcrc I'll the n,ccsnti,
olulr can BE- procured n. chcuply n, the,
can be obtained any where Again, 10
climate - such that The operations ~ ,h
mlners need never be stopped The Wlnjc
IS never too severe for out door work +,
oil this u my be add,d that ia. within
convcnlrul distance oi that gre highway
the Ml"r'p?p uycr hy which the p'odnc
may b. sou alta small cost 10 any quartz
Of the world
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

III Monster Organ Nlr ErJcn's
mngn'lc,u' orgln for Tunny Church y
York, IS 10 cost $40 600 viii he SO fr,t
high, 80 feet deep and u feet VIDE The
larScs, metal pipe, winch will be seen IN
the church, is tive feet IN circumference,
and Ihny.clgh' Tut N longth. There are
10 be four 'rptrntc organs, known as great
organ choir organ swell organ and pedal
organ, containing n all 2lG9 pipes, and
the 'n'lfc weight IS estimated a, upwards Of
forty tom. 1 IS bulli by MI Erbcn IN.
der the direction ol Dr. Hodges, musical
dirccior OF Tnnny Parish, and IS the lar.
ge't organ in this country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
CHANGE. Ar WAsuINgrns I

CHANCE. AT WAsHINoTuN The cor.
t'spondcni Of the Evening Post thinks 1t
very probable tina, there will be n recon.
struclIon Of the CabIncl, though the Uni
s.omly d,nlrs it. MIR Buchanans Hanler
TO the bench ofihcSuprome Court Is prcfg.
urcd-hs place TO be taken by Mr. Walker,
md his 10y the inevitable John \. Mason.
We have always thought, and sad month :
ago. tia, Mr. polLs administration would
yet have ITS state department. filed by a
man from ono Of the slave holln5 state.
Mr. Barton Of louisiana, now solicitor Of
the Laud Office is named at the Attorney
General, aul, Mr. Saunders, of Norh
Carolina, rs Minister to Spain, where We
have no more need Of munster ,hui drum
has ola PAIR oi bellows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

Nptesiai,rs ~ hslssa B,stf IA
" rdne,isy evening" u bcca5r kao~n thai
lsfg, rar, ifr.' Of Nsissa ffua, % s'ntc
bal bern mad. anI slc bargains csvscd
sahoui mncb hsEglirF 80 10 rt'ec, IL
appeau bat plsS nSff. dra .er N Euro
pc1n fug. bad .sr1tI .nu Vie Grai B,r
en-. vh,n at llaim', " DO. came 60 "a,
coy. r1dr suAncsmtbs o. punhis,r'
hsfr AM mn iur', preceded o. NrW
Iors vtsrt H,s sail. be purc hss,d H i,as
me rntco e Mslaca hut, Known TO BE- On
ihr ~, b.iute 30, 7lh all
Go ne afural oithc Great BtiAin's VI,
er tho.- ~ the trade found the cause Of
The ,udien damand Thcsc lctlcts were 10
the lhh Uh aud stated that 90 the s'h, a
violent thunder Storm broke over Malaga
Hs ,usifoos lni al aioog The oos,iJhe rstr
hljng ~ loif,Lu lot ten hour, dong gtcu
damage p1.u.u.ltl, go IA, sun auI hr'
ca.ti nplcs, Which were IN the dt,1.
iHu.s \ fuf VAS t,porud q.
...,... .. mo.e. vas Destroyed = 80.
accounts say two lhifd. Puc shNl rtsct
grcoly ~ t,ng d m1hjrd ior Llo
mark casks, sj.95 Tor hlack mark, an
- 50 per box ior Murca,rl ut'ins
ID SION AIv,tus,t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

At the time that the Prince Of Wales, af
lcrwatds King William .hc fourth, OF Eng
land, was IN the army IN Canada he made
one day "Trip TO Vermont He stcpp'd IN.
to the chop Of II tailor, and finding hlm no,
IN, and b. wife, young aud beautiful
creature, alone, he could not help kissing
her, saying 'Ou now and tell your coun
rywomcn that the son Of ticking Of Eng
land has kissed You Bot very uuluckIIy
Tor hun. the husband Of the lady beng IN
the back room md having seen the whol,
Transaction, cam" N at tins tune, 90, hr'l .
jhc Prn'' ,''y roughly aud gave h.u d
cool ihrl'h,n- saying Go now,you scoun
d,'L and tell your coro' ym'n, that Il
Yankee tailor has given tho son Of the King
Of Enshul good licking
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
WHY WILL YOU SIFTrI

ltENkfR j,,n' amt y.
- no, uuly tie est ,ul.ia ihat ,,u ..
used mr Rhcrmauc sHesii,os Htrf~.-,
Vp,un., and l.rmcuc,, Ut su -. bul is
tic most perfect and lasting ,urr thrt h.s CIV
rr teen discovered lor lhs ,cr uuuI'r, Tao
complaint Chllia,n' NJ Inconvenience
whal~vet attending us apphraInr. Tho
most inctrdu'pps wv lc satisfied Ivy ttvinp
our bottle, vll.h VII cost but IS cents In
all cases where an cri,rnal opJliCGhoh IL
needed it has rro'cd ns"ll highly valuable,
n may be seen hv the follow inc certificates
The Undersigned, having m,de use ~
Sewers joint and Nerve lJnlmcnI either
IN our l,n,,rs 'r on our own persons, and
finding /, 10 be the best remedy without OK.
chpUon that we have ever Used, br the com
plants for which It i intended, Truld recon-
mend II 10 our fGsnds and the public rencr-
allt. believing that those who are afflicted
WIN any 81 jhrsc complains will find relief
IN tho use OF Ibis valuable medicine IL r.
White, Rutland Peck & Spear, Druggists.
Burlington. George Marion, Nillision HI
ram Hopkins, FINLAND q Cook. Rutland
For Rhrrmoic lhccuous Spra,hs, Hrms's.
Dc | mas, ,hrcriu,'v rec. mmcnd 1t to tho
public, a, | can speak hnr ,pcncncc, hay
M made uSc II II 10 MAN. instances N my
family TT tic above complaints u L.palcv.
Rutland. Sept, 5lhINi5. 81 On
W f. & Stoddatd. Agent mr Rutland.
lanes g. Dow. CutunpSvile s ID WINS
low, Pusta,d, Y Rns,. Rtnrdon. J u.
lIumlev, Salisbury ". y Russell, Middle
bury Peck & Spear, Burlington $. X
Collins Non'rrlior pnd druggists and NOR
chant, generally Reed. Wing IL Cutler.
50 Chatham street, BOSTON. vho,rsale agents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

COnRren The congressman! election
IN the state Of Mississippi uill remains to
BE- held before the ooh Congress IS com.
plurd Oflhc members chosen there are
~ Wings, 1872 Dcmnc rats, and Native
Americans IN place Of a Wings and AZ
II m"crtS m the last Congress To these
are yu to be added four members from
Mississippi and one from each Of the S,ates
Of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, LOUIS.
ann and Fofh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

srea.,r- ,ffhc Nod8. Caovrnuonf
ua.h tast cso.Is br~. tsH 20 N,s r'A
Sc & ul.ptit.si Advtiusst frussiss - ial
rst lbs CO., % fus NOW greatly 1es
.,,L b, the rf,~uc~ tisn 'ohJi coovsu
TOR otstHh.rb rf,rf Hobri'h zen vho
D., t, r--ti,rr4i dr-urft Ia gland
ia,,h4jr r1tt iaai,i' AM tg.n,J m.tc
r.ua. r.rrI, rftaA t,ats Ten tefhsrs
-ay ouo iu1lrilpli 90 atc"n' o. mpi,'n
l.a,, ~ eoai uH - .nEAoe.s th1i
v.ull n.At mans t',oI cgtJie m hu
,,.ns Ahef osihuog bee repa'a,on and
in0s,qce tlr'r o. hoW 'ts7f. ttr country
o.. .pnscul.i, he American people vdh The
'--1s tlupu. spi peslietou' d,c,unss ---
~ vlU howtset fnd = d1,tco, class 81
r,e..r ., uo's upon sut i,'i liable 10 g.
JOS b5 H'r ny.e
IA,s -ouy,nncn SEALED The Wotll'
tJrr,uuun tYt IS. go not SO from abe
o,.trirg rsr'f. 'h' .,'''is ei'' sr''l
. .rtb4l au,. c.rsii.tltle portion ~
O.. .rut f,.u., at.' jiu.mt.l',' q 'lc
Jf,l.s. % D.-s. r..'ni Toe whole a.
IHfaota.n., }tIN .ul,cfou' appearance
n 7un, arI p.t,r, would have tai tl
itic lrfI,uc- hs5 not some chicls Lecu
.iai1pg them iaAng notes
'N'' ~ u"'''' lac c'Han tn'i fN
h1' ff'.''o TORN AMI can moi1'ii" i'
e'I'.s a'-o'j'"' 80 ii' in'' ~ nee nj
tls cs4a.y Nh,f, u'.,ls a. ,p,ta,o ia.Js
tho+cI...t.u.. luuilm Ytai-Jh1ta u.lu..
ctliArrts ',tm,d rs the oucu,nalor's
et.unI bun 'hH be- De- ther,ff, tr,'pou,,
''' .'' ''l NJ. Us n''''n'. H"l c'''.' o'
!''"' Pu"'''d TOO any ct''h'' h""e'''
"'" '''' 'N'''''S' :" .'''' '"' D''
'.'' h4" "a L'i 'iF""'"' A"' ''' n
ma an MAJ ,'",''"' are "''' "1''
,''i' sei ',''N'1 u a'o'"u'u d ''"o ma"
has a"F "g"' TO more properly man " 80.
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"h.'' o.h'', '''' 49, 'hl "'' we '"N
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w. "''" ""'''' '"' V','" "'
NJ 1--WE" '"I n'' ''"''H''A''' mn "'ps
Nc SIMPLY a." "h''"'t sue q a eon'' Il" 90"
"H8" h'' al onc'' o. 'fo"n'l d'"h oy
y" "" ''''n community
" copy IA l''Ni"S ph'St7pAs rom
itf t'podN gwen 10y ihr lhonne' whHh
Hill show, We rtFlmc The tue character oI
Ode cohY'uH3n
'''n JAMES btn".u wished lhc con
N.u'''n . have 'he power to '1p'' any
member VITO Should he found - be g
reputable eha",''r
Mr. HAYS ho1"l ms woul1 mol pass
t.e world Is 'J't OF IN ana misery many
~ high places and who app'afcl 81 in'
charac'cr If Stupid OF Their masks an
clothed IN rags would be found TO be great
- rdscals than those now denounced par
uculirv politicians. This is tho WotlI'
Convention. Evcty BODY has righl &
'qck here tCuos q hear aud good
y mtJouiy ol tho denounced men ar
r-r,,y r.ct1t 10 he n,eled iIirs Of Syclr
u' thcli)5s u8W nlserably constituted
and !, would not be jus. 10 exclude any -
/ he SAVIOR ot mankind dl not cast OF
Mary M'SdiI'n (ihough) he overthrow tn
tables u The Wall street money brokers DE
uruDcln2 them as = gang Of robbers, (iou
applause, and cris Of 'hoar' hear wh,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

Some w.r ,,"k dfuskop f"l'r~, r'scri
him ~ q cufho WITH tbe ~ leu 80 thst he
could rsrc IT,. rl.crd MIN 10 We gave vNtd,
snd waited &c. .te the efc.t Aurt .b"u
lime NC fumc, o. l,qooi lel h,n. md lis 10.
.rton berg rs'he' oouhned. he at "r' gil,
snd shcr looking around he eiclaimei --
Well, LIN the FIRST that's ria or sl-e I'm
cunioundcdly debated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

The Nesg'- Down Of ne Dry Dock
New York ore binding another Mammoth
>'ramer Of the People, line She - to be
$50 IT,, 10 l,Dph, Dol 80 let 10 width
. biaai- r4 .-.lI breadth Of beam
s5o4, u .s,t She b b.iJ uron ~ IN.
rr1,,i mod T. sud vii Probab'y eTcecd ia
.7-td ans oliao lsT Sos't nos 70 our va
'eft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

r. cooisru - loo. AZ your r,aalh - loi :
AMI ,,uf baiy watn remember 'hs roo 9
--t-.. 'H- rrdv cifl, 5ont rob vuar
oe7:hSof' ben tone -- nee b. ( an citot' =
ro-k,, - nor h,.v IN d~u hat he . goin :
10 ,rcal -bsb DOH -ate - M deuce
black ,oar oon boots. sni pay fof yort
Own nCvtp.ptts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

The y \ lfoe sun ieIr- story Of a
Young irishman. named Arirrronr. Who
mad no. b,en iong ~ th's country. and who
hr OF & months pas. hu' ben o porter m
DRY goods sore r.nple % Jav, since re
eencd lnl,lgosce hom h= native land Of
M deni-c Of hS Lfhcr, and bm own ron
seqprnI aeeeHlon 10 SuUSv OF ESQ 900
\ nol over
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23
Low ~ Rogers
HAVE received FOR lhcir Winters
IL Stock fuIl assorncn, Il
Hard Ware, Saddicry,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS

Among which are,
10 Casks Ca, Nail, ASSORTED 81 TO & inch
100 boxes Class, n . to ~ n Is
80 tons Iron and Slrcl well assunyd
POO bundles Nal Rods,
200 pans Cuurr and Sleigh Shoes
~ c1sl. Burdens Shoes mud Boat Spikes,
900 doz Fll's and Rasps
300 a" Irllc Cutlery
80 Go Harness Buciirs
" Brcave' and Son, Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. Guecf )ror me manalarfurSrs
-AIrD--
\ l7r1c e'r-' n
'l"'.IUl .a'I. 49, Hfb..
Composing Y,f ur l..
All Of witch ' =. I'D ai 10, 'or,.,o .l.i.
pucc WhrthI be l-ll