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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

This excellent remedy for Coughs, Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, ect, bid fair to become one of
the most popular medcinas before the public. Its
sale is rapidly increasing; and from the manner our
friends and others who have used it, speak In its
praise, we can confidently recommends to the Attic
ted as the very best remedy they can anywhere OBJ
tain for the diseases above enumerated. We UNI
derstand the genuine is for sale at E. SAMSON'S.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
Come one! Come all

A ND examine Samsons stock of Books. Stationary
IA Fancy Goods Jewelry and Plated ware Muscs
instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
TO say nothing of the other department of his busnefs.
They all know he keeps the best assortment and tho
best of
Drugs and Medicines
and sells them the cheapest of any one m town. notwth
standing the "great decline" on EPSON Salts and Sui.
phor within the last four months.
He wishes more particularly to say and all
that he has just received the largest stock Of Books
and Stationary that be found in the county, and he
pledges himself TO adhere strictly Detroit city prices
in their disposal and if he does one can reason
ably find fault at high prices account of their being
little or no competition for person. upon enquiry,
will md that many kinds of Books are sold lower in
Detroit than they retail for in the city of New York.
Reader you will find among his stock, almost every
thing in the shape OF book, from No. 10 quaro Ri.
bic. down 20 the ''devil sticks" Just call and
see for yourselves. 42n
Ypsilant, November S 1S45.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
s Fashion

EHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that he conin-
ues the Tailoring business all lis branches in the
bdildings formerly occupied by E. Samson where he
is ready to his customers in the most ap-
proved style, and at the cheapest rates.
He is constantly in the receipts of the latest FASH
ons and feels entire confidenc in his ability suit
the vary ing tastes of his customers:
CUTTING-Done. as cheap at any shop in Town
on the Shortest notice and warranted to fit.
J. K. HAWKINS.
Ypsilanti May, 81 1916. l22tf.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
Clocks and Watches
M. n. PARK s.

REGS leave to say to the citizens of YpaiIanti and
- the adjacent towns that he has established himself
IN The CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING busi.
ness in part of the
Book and Drug Store
0 E. Samson, where he will be happy TO receive 4
share Public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the bhsi-
ness and since been in the employ of some Of the best
workman east, he faers himself that he can give en-.
tre satisfaction TO all who may fit employ him.
good assortment of well selected Vatch maferiais
constantly on hand and all kinds of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
carefully repaired and warranted.
Ypsllatl, November L., 1915. 42tf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

tSIRAf Came into my enclosure 10 tho
-4Zmouih of October last, pale red steer. suo.
posed to be three years sid. face nearly all wl.te
win Some rcd around one eys, SOME whire vpon
each OF ms iegs-the owner is requested 10 provo
property, pay charges and take HIM away.
ISAAC CONKLlN,
fpsilani Jannary 20h 1916.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
Fresh Groceries!

GEO. C.. COLLINS
WN7OULD RESPECTFULLY inform his friends
w and The public generally. that he has enlarged.
Gifted and refunished his old stand whore he is now
constantly receiving supplies OF every necessary ari-
Gle in the line of
Family Groceries,
which their wants may require. lie does not think it
worth while enumerate the articles comprising bis
stock but he the public tia, for Cheapness and
Excellence his stock of Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Moasses,
CONTEMPORARIES Sc. d. far SURPRISES any thing in the
market. He has also fitted up convenient Oyster
Saloon adjoining his store where he is prepared to
the lovers of this luxury the of their
wishes. Every thing its season with low prices and
ready pay, is his motto; and he is determined go
ahead
Ypslant February IL, 1S45. l06ytf.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
Look Out For Fires.

The late destructive Fres in different places throupb,
ou our country should all to be prepared for the
deyouring element. The subscribers as agents of the
Hartford Fire Insurance, and the Columbus, (Oho,)
Fire and Marine Insurance companys are prepared to-
issue policies without delay upon all descriptions
property boh in lie Village and County, and on goods
Wares and Merchandise in transtu upon Lakes, ca.
nal and Rivers.
NORRIS & FOLLETT
Ypsilanii Aug 6. 1915. 28f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
TO THE TAN PAYING COMM
NIFTY IN NERNONT.

80 ir'i'',''" 10 .'''''''' 80 ui'S pa
,o.,,ons n,I ' ,,,,a, ' a '''u ."'l''
, , - ~, W. SY>!e'' OF accounting -"
f '', NV - , ,i wa ~ NSc'''''Y
m,,,'', anu ' , o,JrC' .'o prov '' "a-
,.'','',,'',io'' W. Wv p'".,' ~ ',''' ~
''. .h VI, In'g'C,'"r ucS'e'l 10 speak
~ we ~" no,''r.'s 10 'eo1' "''" account
ny W. ~ i VIZ. .'oi,i ~ 70 l0I< j---
''O nom % !" i0i'' WII'h new
INV was ''".''" 'SS'H'''i'F 'h'l-II'9
NV sNN''Ii '''t'"'.'C'U". '.lr"cl oil ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
CARE OF SHEEP AND GOI NJ
LAMBS

MANY lambs are lost tor want OF attention &
many Tor want Of sk,'lful shepherds When
sheep drop them early wh'.c the wc'rhcr
~ cold they arc very APT 10 lose them --
When wool 70 the ehl'i Cb,rct q 'Ec .Irmcf
~, no, al,isrb'e - have early lambs IN
me S,I,c many Atm,r: kocp sheep WUh q
view 10 make pros, on tie meat, paf'icu.
iarly The lamb. meat, aGd they choose 70
have their lambs come n, carly ~ March
When this IS The system, particular care
should be used 10 save the young animals
md provcn, their freezing for their cloth
'ng - very thin during the tirsl week Il
IS no, enough to carry them into tho barr
or before n IRE, when they are found on the
snow and unable to stand We have known
hem TO dee NEh too much warming AMI
nursing.
A Moron ESQ, Of Ilsdley lrl, ",
he method ls when hs lambs arc chrllsd
and unable to help lhem'elyes, 10 take them
70 the house, put them into Tub OF warm
water. more than blood warm and rot
them gently r" tNvr, .i---.y --.-...,---
keeping lhsm long enough 10 The wo,er to
warm them through lie Then takes them
%, AMI ruhs them gently NEh flannel I'm
,hcy sre qare dry.
Thrn inFead ofcrnmminc thclr Som
achs n, mary uuskiulul people do, le them
roo about the loom asi keep warm by CT
euion IN lt,lc time an appetite viii Be
created ard The l,ele fellow, will como ..
round yol and make tea, o. Amos any
pau o. your tlo,hcS
WAe1 YOU fn1 ,hsy have ,h,rp arpe.
tie ior food give them a 'mle warm new
mix % cream. with molassct IN o.. TIN,
phy'cs thrr as he 6rH milk i,om the
no,her sIv, does rn5 they ~ soon te
BE % draw their susie nnGee from ne ulIrr
she~p wii no, alwns avn their ofsnrn-,
vhos iAsy sre 20 = large AK Nf VI say,
20 tgch cAss' he con zines ne sheep me So
ArsI' pm sAt be 6nds 20 jHclFy abol
Te.suuhdtp
S'utrs The '--mA-h Nth t1i uhl
'he la nh - eoid and The vomach unable O.
hcf upoa D. 10 The vors Policy he, can ..
a8opcd. l.: lh. Ton.cb crave food hs,or
= s4nsaificrei NJ VI hs, breach, .,
lis lsnhs ihs' were - thoroughly chile
tbst thes oooE ~, moves limb Il. 81
u partially fron~a y ~ ght b. pu 1910 coll
WHrr 6rv 20 axe m frag GOT GRADUALLY
We thi6k there ~ msc h god ph,.osoph,
10 Mr.. Aon1n.i tfosi@Eu, Of lsubs sn3 -
hope Fhephsf5, wr.I sou-,dsf q vel
As0v ere los strsv 49, Ths~srs .-rr-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

'asle'on, February 25ih.
Mt Elur, ! was somewha, Surpu.c1
after the course taken l., one or tvp nio VI.
less they err vastly have aecomp l,hed a re.
matAhblc prop 'riton Of the good effected by
the friends Of Temperance IN this cnur.y .
that genlleman OF some note ard ability.
AID wlihali, an ardent friend OF Temperance,
should he A. rAs.., origin, as to advocate
inia aAme ear'' stA meeting rcrr AT even
ine M sg'ri o. h!niAcsS sul cur1,rt,m,y
thur og soEze~ sat on he .rh,scr tho
question 4fose ~ my E,a1 ~r1'hsr thi.
were c proper course o. D., .ake. .u adv..
eaurS -'ra. sHiefFTise OF whether It be.
SPEAK, more The Christian. one Utc.r Us,t
O, pure nd lJli u nc love Of God 81 rt,
fe.lo" hrus', 10 ,e, himself Up a, immi~u.
late, .c3 rosa.'ug ti, f4lhe. 10 iea,ca la,,
he la, r.. made hm hl a,hc- men. condema
and dsongrs. a. Nla &c, in opinion and
sc,o7 Iipcue 70 f., seems, would teach
men n lhsy themselves are perfect. TIA, lf,.
,Ausr course Is not pot;c History biz
with 'Hc measure, Of Uc past cannot but b,
prophet terat1 fes-..s NAV have "a 80.
.0We- crra.n cases.
T.. r.t E-1.ueocc d1'lar1'r.
I" ''me'b1g ike pup.ru~ 0-air
MD i'' 7ere os one lesson sa.ru Ought 20,
N.s tine o'lve asra vel 'rarns a lrssan
~t.r' '''a'' ou' a. B. ~ete upon The a,ge,
~ ne ChrDH'c 80 OF HE pas, and uilh winch
'h'fehY lh'1 are eloquent. % Dr.. tho
'ha' sbs', howsyes wei. D. naval 6,,, seem
20 accomplish the eS'itsl ob,ec, Of those
His'og u's q d.. ~'l In ,hs end. cause
seton and aeon vii roll back the preoe
Navs' ~hieh seemed ioo ,,r5ng 70 LsUsvsj
No mors. eItelpr.se ran be pstmao.n,l, A.
Esncsd BY means inoorpaub.s with ,,,,, b..
~. csc 'as s-'' s'f's''c rr.v Ne l.t1s sam.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

iuse t.ssay on Education. cu,ltJ be- j lie
Tosehcts MAuuli' Mr. l'slm-t hi. ~.
bored with IN, ,rue ,riIn Of disciple 10
this gTcs eause --wo ssy wrh tho irue
sp'fH 81 DIS pie, because q disciple has
Ia iniis isHh an The Ultimate achievement 81
ls ol,sc; not knowing indeed, 'rheH ltwi.i
come TO pa. bot working Tor u wGh Tho
sane zeal ani ,uctcv. although ns con.
,u,n ias.~n Is to b. postponed iof hIrdtcd
OF ior lhou1inl wears a. he Wcrc 20 en-.
,ov Us lfiomphs, 0nd to be crowned With ~
sonos, iht next dIv
AN pals~ IS aI.o doe n'ie nrrou'
governor OF Vernon, Has EAcrilcncv W..
ham Sisde, lpt hl' pcfsc,Cunc Snc,tc. and
sehicient cntcnvois 10 behalf ul school &C..
n,m lle has b,,n one ot the v,,y lew
governors 10 lhr whole tuiou who has
heartily and carn"'ly s,u.h, Tor M IN.
provrmcn, 10 oar cnpmon schools and
nho has il,thiIIly used wha'rvrr Influence
his high oHicisi station had conf red upon
thim, to promote the rducarion OF tie people
There has btcn no lack of bibbi, in cNrc.
u'ivc messages about 10" L,rssngs 81 rop.
ulaf education ani he glory OF \ tree md
'n'b"' i'"f'' ~ ~ wv, ~ WV
Ign nor w Io''y'hih' ON, % MY mas
oeen mere ho"oM1''s aLd 'orm aeon.
ySpiiopa oeAno" l'grmcni only OF one OF
- ~ 80 ""d n" '"'''
ron,., ,L,,e,tn' ,..to. ~ ,ho ,," ,t.,'..,,1.
81 = Eu X,ro,o,, h,, C,nnJ n, Go,,,
nor STA, "a, N,,a,Ln.,,, l,. c,,,J in
Govcr,.r E,cr,,, ,;.,,...., p,i,.s
bcot.c ard .,n,c,, f,,,,J 10 inc c,n., ci
ponnl,rr juca,,or. Nbo 90 h,r,,vc
wIuld Eay, b,,n , f,,pd III, b,1 hooo
rnnonuI,r.--,,,v Tho ,,orc f,,.rll,. ,..o,.
dino to tho c,,,ni Of If, p,,o,,I,,i,
Such ,bou IN I'M, c,n.e nC hnn,,,,,.
brf, the otI,,, Of t;ov,tn,r ST. nm ~
cumbrn, bra,...,, ,ro,c ,,s,,c u,o, ,h.., rr;.o
than IN, oilicc ,,, h.,,,,, .,,,o NO., e.
aspire to tho station OF chief mic..,,~,c f.,
the snhc OF show and h' parade that apcr.
uon 10 IT, can ''u>'y only thu 2 '''t and
INC Saln'st MINDS 10 attend to The com.
' '''on 'V c, OF "'i','' any To confirm 10,
"o'' VI '"c pc",'' "Se" o'I> '"t NC pres
c''o'on Ct P'o''' ana oysters to bc
W., OF 'hr'e co ".t''Y'r t'an'h'' OF he
gov '"'n'n' wh'h u "ii"iSa bounty upon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05


i,a.s ihs s.si.ing, AID h'srebS Ibets bs SIN
Hsiry OF S,..tm,s,.. and 70 ., goch |. .
mean cou-,, 10 Dol a norsl course, mesn
man .booiS No, he hs,'t 10 hsuer,ns hi-s.ell
,A,' h, ~. 30 wall Prove 10 be a. resi-
si,suises Ia a moral enterprise. Nth,.'
should ,he ead, 81 on, ,nrh cnierprsa ~
r,rt ths, ~ obei,.hing and nru,t,ainr such
am,n they NJ. permanently strengthen their
cause.
1h'te have been - m1r, e5fon,us opin ms
ated do, .lincs IN tll.i-rre .1cc tie world
bcrsn' tlat !, hecomes ill To bc rsutiou. ..
bort relying n,o s'r"ngi, upon their Own con.
illusions. There has fcsulie. satnt c~nStt .
cable Inconvenience from such ,pufsc.
srirn,e. Philosophy, Religion. I'll hive had
ihc.r mutyr. 10 ormons. AMI helefs snd
cr-rd' directly or7ost5, io hose who died
proud 10 perish marty, 10 uuih.
Tee wave oi Vac l.einc OF the grave has
rolled over ono hobby s0er another IN quick
succession, AID even now. there exists no
belief OF creed. M. bot anything under
heaven TO which ,tete i. not direct opposi.
tun.
"''' " - ''''' "@' Wv '''" "u'o
,h,c,. LII aS .m,, ., oPn'o'', 'n1 va -,
pcthips be po,sible lhlI sore AZ tho opin
ions .,rn,usly .n,r,,.,c,J r., c.r,,, oo,s
who are .on,ewha, ro,,v 4, Count, Tcurc
rance Conventions. ma, be crroneu. 10, in.
stance !, nav p,,,,bIy he tia, an individual
exemplary m other fespe,,,.who pout. Of,
, aia., Of the "cenrr,u, iu,r, If the crane
once month. ct oneoe. or once in 'wo
poniL, .. M, n,,e..,,,, p.,u iod
alhoJ.h the ,cujruc, oi such things may
be bad, sc: itc,e may be some 'raush,v
thing, beside this
And ni.. 900 hc - cool - 70 give US
you' opinion after doc reflection. az 90 which
= the better ,,,,'eru ola man. nnc who I,re.
sr.cted by Ills ,cquain,.nc,. whoss ,cpu.
-.-
'''''"' AZ NUS
Jo..;a.
"O'"'''s ave p'o''c VI P''''e walks o. iiIe
.,a ~
r,....,, ~, W
,'.'....,.,.. ''"'
1870, .'. ''''e
W..
~"
" '''1' '"' VI ''e 'AS '"sc"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

SiJJrS Z
uLtrA.
BY cash collected of sundty poison. q 1881
( r,ra


Tins account viii serve to illustrate
the r-a"iicc Of charging the state for
server, where the inv had made uo
proylsIuu. Custom IL such cases be-
comes law, and 10 show how his Gus
tom has progressed aud as ai, iiius;!I
ton ot the utter in,ulhricucl of In.
'"W al securing thorough account
NC | viii tranSrrlbe a portion Of n
letter on the subjects ofsuch accounts.
"l'is not formc to say how much
would be l1 adequate condensation
''f services, but | supposed.
a> you 'a'e. that > 90 per day and eX.
PeuNeS was, with YOU, an established
ri'" Permit ne TO remark. however.
lh"' ~ nay opinion, the mode of set
'i'E accounts of that agency. formerly.
"a. no, OF lhc kind, best calculated 10
insure il'c interest and safely of the
State. ! believe SINCE the time of Mr.
Jackson and the State II mistake not
had lo JVWp. account, with hmm the
accounts Of the outgoing agent have
be "a adjusted hy his succeSsor-s sci
dom II ever. rendering krcyort to any
one. Though probably fair aud hon
gNt, yet extremely convenient aud
somewhat tempting to allow liberal
charge 60 "a predecessor. o. a precedent
10 govern ihatof the Incumbent
SomCiurther remarks ana hiustra,
lions, Of the Deficiencies 81 the law
"rl hc 2 -"rrol for another numlgr.
DAVID PIERCE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

rs a Poor Rue hat rront Vorl
W1Es The young mrn Of Chicago
being "clrnueI out" nj HE different q
and donation parties, this winter, hau
vcul''ed that they will hold n "hir" ~
rcplcnishmcnt .! their empty pocker =
rhcv cali upon the ladies TO attend nni'
ulbu.o literally, IN r,turn for the SAM
'en'ion on their part when they nal q
cy 10 spend.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
A~Ecporr o. J @ ADAMS.

ANEcnoTL o. }. u ADAMS liz
lowing beautiful nnccdote OF this age
rot, is told by corrcspondcn, Of the =
more Pn,rlol-"An lncldcn, occur
the tl1uec Of Rcprescntivcs n few d1y'
well worth reading Mir Charlie, I,
soil and Mr. q Adams, ms is gem
AaoVn, nHvc been any ,hlng bu, warn
sonaI 'rrn|s for gears past The other
however, Mr. lngcfsolI was seen a, NJ
DAMS desk. and The two venerable n
men were convcrsing together IN The r
COURTEOUS and friendly manner AhC
lngcrsolI had repaired 10 his own O.
member observed to Mr. Adams that 't
been plrNsCI in witnessing the mrc,H
tween Plate and lloroi. Nr Adam
81 tic pcL,.,uan lor The r,mark, NJ.
observed Ilnr, ju', before the doVaf
Mark ANTHONY Clccro made fueoil Z
scvo'nl Of the Roman Trtuncs WIKI ss
he had brrn on terms Of brIcr enn
years His friends charged hlm WI "a
sistnncy' Whercupon Cicero rcpe
desire that my cHmiii's may b. temps
my iJ!,HdihiTs c!crnal" "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

GrNrrLL SUEUr. The D1ctpu o
are nvlug experiments On sheep wrt
Brochic' Water, do no, offer crcar
dlgnltos to that arlmcI than Mr. seen
Walkers new TnrG Bill whi~h t, I
chester Democrat says, "rcduce tt ~
rool more linn 0ac hqif-wllh the
cscer'on ofihc co7rse ds,cyi2hon r.
a. )aulcc 'h.'r would bc black.
enough TO carry abou! with him"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

llARTIoRn AND SrRiNGTirIp IL
ROAD The Springfield Republican 81
that the fare on ihi' route is soon to b
duccd from ~ 10 30 cents BEING lcn.
Two cents per mile
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

No'r Dont-A corrcspond,S'
Nonlreol Herald writes rom Wa.Atf
thu, he has been informed bya dlfr;
S'aa'or, that. IN hls OPINION, IN sI vi.
from The 9rh Of February, Haiafi.
rW II iSap of smokiHg raIat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

a INV TrSr The profound Ii.
edge OF Scripture displayed BY som, ,
Inc men, is a caution TO hcalhcn nau,r,
For instance. Mr. llogc, NJ lllino, o.,
took to compliment one Of his COLLAGE
Congress, The other day, by quounq L..
said from lhc.BibIc,,hc following POO
And while the lamp holds ont t5l.-
The viIcst sinner may rourn'
Some ofthc members called fof cL.,
aud verse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
STATE or yERMoNr,tREer

DiTuci 81 Rut,sud, IS. hfi,
Al a spccia. probate count he NJ 81 IT,
vi'lil and lnf s,id district On TIC "
Of Januars, A u. 1910, ,-
Present Wm. Hal. az
Edward J. liolges, ndralnlsfsio'
estate a. Alexander " Rec. "
HuIiand, N said district dsc6asel 70
proposing Il render 40 ,ccouR. % -
mInstfaiion Of sad esiaic,
ltis ordered mat So account -
examination and alioWaa.e 90
Monday Delng ne G'h drF 90 =
ard Jhat a copy ~ ,his order 30 " ~
three weeks success,vely pfsvioy'
IN no Rut'and IlrrAld, :. ue"spsf''
Of Rutland. that all persons iu'r'''
appear snd ohjrcl 10 me same, 3D.
cause. A rue cnpy Of Record.
10 HLALI HALL. IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

On 90, 4sos hsr iro'N dvfpsw Of il,i' re
cors'r Some mcn beng ihsm on spple
tc,t q ncnvmeni oiIhof own eBfclcssncss
an3 folly. ubere rAsy loot WORE ihsa 90
rsny eer' Of et'srphIer o. The l,nbs
Msa Pies rkaaA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

NarcA MEETING the anuu' q
ing Of the frcomcn Of Rutland ye,'f'
Re,.D.Hoskoll, and Robcu HoraH y
were appointed IOWA supenn''o.a
common Schools, for tbs town
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

VTHCRSDAY, MARGINS, isao


PROM us israt of tho last ,n,s lissncs
ftum MeIieo, Nrich ~s pIb,i,h IN out pa
~ Of to-day. sDd ia. spp,tent chsuRe ~hicl
uss oons over Inc opinions nj our wise meu
81 Wa r.,rn. a. t fecHds our relations
sth l.7e.srd. We r.ct,ls, i've question
81 peace OF war u M; 90 debate y
sU!sd a, sc could vie and ihs,ihr coun.
~ - again 20 he aroused 10y rumois al y 'n,
stl uc an.iu 4 tie nation ombstfa's-i
tv ihe unocr,tnIes and pctplsIiu-s Winch
suth tumof. ever buny
4. regard. the unexpected and startling
ncw' from Me1ico ofthc elpcrted immedi,
Aic cono"nituon ois large body OF troops
iof Tire INVASION Of IerA,-vt can on, say
that sl.hough Ih.s iumot Is spp1 ren,lY wei
'urstspuA'eo u - a. with 81 Neucan new.
TO b- received with deaf Of caution But
.t"U.d llu, 'o'e iiig"nce prove to be itJc. We
beheve that Wiz tfo,e - uis ls5 more Sc.
uous event l,lu hssever been reconrd upon
~ iaosc "Ho Aio al AL time, SO valiant when
danger "a a'st n. and " Go have nccus,onr1
ihcm,e,ye, To looa ur,u Me,co asa wcsA
a"A 'npr'ed rAi,on, that We have oni, 10
'"'Ar TO aoriid'";'.--lhr'c men seem to
.''Rc' '"'' he IS '''''' '''n'' VINO "s"'' IN d
JUS ''''' " US ''E'''' ''' nv
.,-.-.."-
=, .,l,., NJ. ,,..c,,, h,r,,.,,.ec.,.n
IN an, i.n,,..rc ,o,,,on b.,,c,, u,,,.lo v,.,.i
u,il .ce ,n,,,avill sublinu, III. tl t,,c,
,,,,. ,..l.-.,.,.i.. ,,,..
m,u.,. ,.,.. r,o ,,od.,,, - Tho d..
or war oa-, mote lc..ad,,l. and who can
s'ay Il, t,v.pc.. ~ define tho limit, Of If,
devastation = Slavery. from the time of tho
tound''"1 Of tbs GOvctnmcn, to ,hc prcscn,
f'y' h'' oc'n 'rc ur'ni"lSa'ou curse Of The
" '"on' ana row. u 'y tie Annexation Of
i''a' 10 'o''1'" his crying cvl. o'ihe land,
we '"''''' ourselves 10 war w''h McRIeo
''''' '''.'''O' "'''''R''n''" P"'''o'y France
=, n',' '''..I'" " - ."e sy'''"'n'e'"'
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05
PROGRESS OF EDUCATION \
VERMONT.

"Wc welcome our sister state Of Yer
Tan''o 'ho honorable r,ac- she has taken
among the r,torm,rs Of raqcaAon. Such u
movcn"n; we had a rlgh, 10 cxccc, and
indeed have long expected -ra,hrr Too
lonS-itom tho i1iclhccn: ycomnnry OF
tha' state. Between tho agricultural noou.
ulalion Of Vernon, cnd Of Massachusetts.
"' ','e'e there "a stronger resemblance
han between the simc cl7>, Of oeoolo +, nv.
9'lle 10 ne Uoton Smd. sober, cons,ru
.''..' ''f ''oh3 '''''o ana strong mIna'd
'..''''.y :" eon'"',co"''r'a''ye IN ohnr.
-. '',''t ''r eoHscrran'c,- under
N',''r' ,'o'"3'"'y what they pretend
l"n'f''''l' wan inFn oil mind that lcnl,
70 'n'c'. I'''on ana contemplation ofrrlnci.
pics. rather Than n kooriedge Of facl, -
IL was 81 once certain ha' hc people of W..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

lI5.A lady being about to marry =
~ no was small in statue, was told t-
"n' very bad fellow "Well "usr
~ he IL bid. there's one comlor-Nr
very ruIc o. him .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

The AicdlcaI Faculty Of New York
said, have passed vote to have the ~
'ng PHYSICIANS name accompany a. q,
notices OF their patients
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

MicututS The bill Tor ,bcss,.
GENIAL RailfoIc Of Michigan b., -
lrodUced into The lrsi,lslute Nv d,
r,"on,. WI Snrgp and 2j o,h, =
m,u oi Bo',on. New fc,k, Alh,,,
provH coce, nte incorporated Al M, +.
ny. thcv NAV within SIX month, r7,.
~ rold pr s2,nOOOOo. oae 'cgt
raI down ami The ,r.t IN twelve t...
Tho corporate sock, $1,000 OO0 "a,
inctca,,d 20 eight Tn. eompan, ,
piy an annual tax of hall per cont %.
Of I, btuntv, ls5Ltrd theraG,,
per c,u, on The capital paid in. u.
nc two millions purchase money 20
nj, Other ,oyauon The STATE NAV .,
chssc the Railroad after ian / Isr
r,virr therefor the ma,k'l value 4.
dock and ten per ccnt 10 addition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-03-05

Now II WAS DONE Nr So
q Senator ia The New York osi,s
a few pays slucc, IN n speech 0.
the Senate of That State, rcicsfcl u
abolition uf Slavery m Ma&cl,
lie said there was no specific icr
it, abolition. John Quincy a.
had informed hun Of the Pc
manner in which slavery was all
ed IN Massachusetts. II was IN
wise; A note had been given ~
PRICE of u slave, IN 1871. Tins
was sued ; and the court ruled
the maker had received no cons
ton, ms man could not he sold +
that time forward slavery died m
Old Bay State.