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PAPER NGING

IL
II Of Paper Hmgngs having opened New YorL ely
call the attention of the citizens Of New York and others
wanting goods IN their line their extensive assortment Of
PAPER HAN0NGH Borders, Fire Board Prints, Curtain
Papers, and all other articles in their line of business
H. H. b. have received from the institutes Tor tne
ment Of Domestic Manufactures in ne css o. New
and Boston, silver medals Tor the OF
the goods atter they sell better articles
FRESCO PAPERS,.
The subscribers would pacusrly cell attention y hsr
large assorment of Freco Papers for paror and COIun
Payers for halls Public Rooms, Entries BE-, BE.
Nso CuRTAIv PAPERS, aAew article for windows.
Pape,ng Of Rooms, Hail. &c, promptly attended TO by
careful workmen
van'axs HOWELL BROTHERS, No. III Broadway,
as imsnc Two doors above the City Hotel
MILITARY E9gifMENIS-flKEMENs Jars
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public to his assortment OF Military Equipments
adapted compan'es Military Caps, knspsscks Boxes
and Bayonet Scabbards OF every variety Country compa
about changing or shose about forming
Nc" e0"''" FiRf: CATS. fiRE GAYS.
full as.ortnept ofevery variety. conssny on hand, Nd
mrde order At the shortest notice.
f2a 3msrrc H. y. 0RATACAP. ~ SkrcadwAy.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

Old PAINTINGS.
HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and -
trade that In future he viii carry on the business q -
ing Pictures only, WHICH will Be exfcuied - ~ S ~
way, New York s1im'Ws
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SUMNER HATS.

ECONOMT ~dND FsdSHIOV.
d ROBERTSON'S PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under
signed bespeaks the attention q the public the quality Of
sought by the they have the additional merit
OF Is below the standard prices They
articles manufactured by s splendid Of
merits material difference be perceived, except in
the single particular that the subscriber has adopted style
the forehead from striking through, and mparing the
pearance.
Their average weight from az ~ ounccs-beng much
lighter than substantial Leghoms Panamas Persons Of
Of cost invited 70 examine them and to
pared with the productions Of other manufacturers.
mv2y m ROBERTSON Fulton street.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
<~ - FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
from the foot Of Courtlandt street.
49,. Passengers taking this Boat will arrive in
time take the Morning Train of Cars from Troy
Buffalo, and north Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain.
The steamer EMPIRE, Captain Macy. leave: the foot
evenings, o'clock r. NJ
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM. n. Peck will
leave the Pier foot Of Courandt Monday Wedncs
day and Friday evenings, at O'Clock.
the wharf,
Freight be put charge Of the Freight Agent. the
Companv will uotb he respoussble for losx a2O If
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.

- COLUMbIA HALL, M vI3 I6s6-This 1avOrite place
Q. resort = nov open and ,eadyios hs
Henry Hull Pesunng on his long experience
TOR the travelling public he tends that the
the establishment shall be such the Of
period.
les imrc HENRY EyrTJ
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EYCIIR CTONS

EACUhSlONS.
A~ - SAIL the Hudson river TO Hobo
KEN and then walk to the Elysian Fields,
.along the exceedingly picturesque shores OF
tive Of all mIua excursion: that can be made from s city
ing in leaf, and the soil covered with rich turf
The walks excellent order having been considerably
emseshed the present spring.
On pleasant there will be in attendance
the Collonnade Elysian Fields excellent Band Of Music
which will perform selections from favore Operas popu
lar airs, marches waltzes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
are completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boats from Hoboken Barclay street until II
O'clock.
Ferrage' 81 cents mi 3msr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
nREADFuL CALAMITY

81 JaASi, n = rpini-AHfk, CAareA.
Is dad Psjle Bn,id,Agi duhoyci--al
50 rsaV.s srStv MsrcaAtie H0aic Sir
JAossand people hoHs,icS
An hrrissl NJ p,elou from 81 Johns y
+ btough, papers containing news OF a
teffiblc conhsgfailon, by wa, h'ncafly he
whole II tha, Town wss destroyed The
hIvlccs arrived IN Halifax on Monday morn.
rag
The FIRE commenced a, half past o'clock
on1uesiry morning l2,h Inst 10 Georp,' 4
sireet oil Queens street, 10 the room occu.
picd as dwelling, above the cabins, shop
Of Mr.. ilamIns, and ragc1 al : CLOG I
m The evening, by which time tie dcnfac
ton was complete. l. extended RAPIDLY m
20 Queen street and Water street eonsum
ing everything IN ds progress, all The inter
mediate buildings, oil.Va's. wharYes. Sea,
far % Mcssfs Ncwmans Here rs rava
C's 70 the westward were stopped From
Warten's premises il took oil he building,
~ tho eastward, making clear sweep Q,
wharves, watts, &c. The House Of f. n
Stabb wa blown up IN an niiemp, 10 aof
the iirc, IN dong which, one urlilIcrymar
was killed AID ano'her severely wounded --
Queen Gfcn, ADD Duckwof.h street. arc dos
toycd
In the vals Of J. 4 y Kent, was the at
Of Is 600 seals The Catholic Churct
and eEpiscopa residence in rear OF Duck
worth 81 were ,avod S, Johns Church
the Ca,hcdral Church Of England wcr,
harmed 10 the ground The Court House
jail, aud all lhe buildings by which the,
were surrounded, are consumcd--.al.o the
commercial rooms Marine, Insurance, OF
fee, Agricultural Society; Museum Bank
OF BRUSH North America. The Congre
guuonal Chapel Hved....Ordnance stor,
burnt, but the res, Of the building IS saved
The Nunnery School house aud The Nun
merry burnt Every printing Office burnt
most Of the materials saved Five or 81,
thousand persons had to pass he night o
that dreadful day in the open air, in front 0
The Government House
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

ADMIRAL DISPLAY or GALLAsrY! News
has just reached us that gallant and chiv-
atous officer ia Cole county, when call Tor
volunteers was frs, made raised, with great
dispatch. fine company and forthwith ten
dered their services n the Government
They were kept in suspense for several days
when they were sent 10 their homes to awah
instructions. Again the lrumpG, sounded to
aims; vuluul"ets were wanted and would he
receivcd-,o the Adjutan,G General OF Nilsson.
ri seemed to think. Again the Galloway Com
pany was marched 10 Jefferson City. The
Acting Gov, Lieutenant Gov, Secretary Of
Safe. Adjutant Gen.-mniianl IN parno, or
officially, plrvO ~ mH;un, -rofused to mus
ter tie company into service. Now Tor tho
dcHJuemeHt
"Gonetal,' said the patf tic, gallant Capt.
! raised my company 20 enter the service Of
my country and fight the NJ ,.,lns TIN, ls
Tie second time have marched them hero,
in obedience TO your orders, and their scryi
ce. have been rele cited have sworn no,
/ to return without a fight, and since you have
/ thus refused to let me fight the MeXic1ns, I'll
/ 6Ihl the rancheros,or haneerson ofour camp.
/ And, 'sulting the action to the word, he fell
to and gave the redoub,cd Adju,ant Gen Of
the STATE Of Missouri as spirited a ,htashing
as Gen. Taylor gave the MeYicans al the
! Rio Gsande, eIoep, that here there was no
XII ed and the wounds only skin deep. When
the offitlhl report ofthIs gallant affair was
received, il was found that there was only
one missing. RcYmescat IN peace Isl. Louis
, AmeTIcap.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

BuRSISo OF WHALE SHIP. The
New Bedford Mercury Of Mculay last
containing the follow accounts of the de
siruciion of whale ship and cargo, at Mat
lapoiscu, on Saturday night;
THE whale ship Joseph Meiys was de-
s,roycd by Ere while lying a, Maunposett
onSaurday nighltogelhcr with about 1000
barrels Of oil The FIRE was discovered at
about II o'clock, Z NJ but tho efforts to
cx,nguish the flames proved un,vaiing &
the hall burned to the waters edge & sunk
The vessel was owned by JOSEPH Meigs
Esq, Of Manapolso,l, and arrived tom sea
on The l9th ut, and had been patty dis
charged We learn that the insurance up
on the vessel had expired bat the oil remain
ed insured althe Offices IN lh,s town
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
Correspondence Of the " Y Erprcn
AN ARMED OCCUPATION OF
CALIFORNIA.
Washington, June 26.

A PIN is on zoo, IN Washington, hcar,i.
" pluiclpltci 10, believe. By the EAecu.
I've, and his bcs, or worst advisers. OF send.
ing one thousand men to California, 10 be
raised as infantry, from New York and
New England, and to be selected with the
understanding that they are TO 60 to Cal.
iiornia, and not TO return The object is
to secure able bodied men, and as many Of
them as possible 10 be mechanics The de-
sign is to send them 10 Cal fornia to act al
once as soldiers for the defence Of the couu
uy, ana as onigran,s TO people H-and with
the understanding that they VIII plant tho
standard of the country IN California ,whieh
they will take out with them.
The design Is TO keep this P an secret for
the present Interviews have been held
with The President and ouhcrs, upon thli
subject for the few days pa@, and further
interviews have been promised Mr. Folk
has not yet seat 10 hrs Major General
md two Brgadlcr Generals" under the
6ra Supplementary law One days delay
~ regard to these officers was pronounced
so detrimental to the public interests lha, IL
was said the bill should be passed at once
hut what was pronounced TO be Sc Heeossa
~, Is no, yet done
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
LATER FROM THE SEAT or
WAR

Captfs'r'e7 81 Ru-oia triiSoti fr,Ag a
GsHs 'Hlyg1 OytaIAg her GaieS 20
~ t.h4 Stats Airy Tn n plant
Progrs,I 81 or Forces
NAsHiNGroN, Thursday eve.
Our New Orleans papers have fail
ed--letters Of the l7ih and 18th uli.
are received The Mobile Register Of
the 10Th says:
The steamboat Fashion returned
from Brnzos having landed troops who
were well received. So" brings a re-
port that the town OF ItuoSd surrcn-
dercd without resistance. Also, tina,
Camargo capItulatod IN advance. Tho
army Is IN good health
The MAN body Of General Taylor's
army is on the night bank Of the river
Dcshes. The commands of Washing
ton end Jackson regiments of louisiana
Volunteers are on the left bank Gov.
Henderson, with 1000 Texans, reach
81 the Rio Gfandc on the 10Th, accom-.
panied by II Tonkaway Indians
The Alabama Companies and the St
LOUIS aud Louisville Lceions arc at
Brazos Island. Also, Colonies Dakln',
Brltton's, Davis and ctherston's com
mnnds. The Committee sent by the
Louisiana Legislature to present the
vote Of thanks to GcncralTay rrcach
cd Mctamoras on the Sth. Patriotic
and appropriate speeches were made
on the occasion, and splendid cola
ton was served up. Toasts, wit and
sentiment, flew round the board.
The steamship McKlm had sailed
from Mobile for New Orleans with ar.
my supplies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
LATER PROM MEXICO

Tho French bue rtinccu. Marc arrived
al Philadelphia OF tho g7ih ult from Temp.
CO, whence she sailed on the 18Th
Oiheial dispatches had srnved a, 3 ,mpioo,
that Gen. Ars'a had been removed from the
oommaHd 81 The Norhetn DlyAIun OF tie
Amy, an Gen AeJta had Superseded hiui
There was 1900 troops only q, Tsmpieo on
The oih--7g OF these were runaway negroes
from New Orleans and HAVANA. These
constitute 'he whole amour, Of the Mexican
:ofces from Tsmp,co To the RIO Graado
lrciriN DTcLlarp lSDrrrxDrsr. by the
arrival OF The sch Nnrquina at y. o, on The
Goth uIt, tho y o. Picayune learns that the
Legis'hlure,,, Men a. had declared ln6 pen.
dence OF Nucaln, and rs dlSsovefance rom
the MEXICAN Republic It's intended now
to appoin, Senior Batbc1coa the acting Yu.
catanPtesldeni ofthe Republic - Some
OF the most influential ciuzens Of Yucatan
havo not hcSlaicd to express. their hope that
IN two or three year, from the present time,
" not before they would see those , states
added TO the fast increasing number that were
INV tiuNulnR lnlp lUc USNDeT OF Tue STATS
and stripes Of the L. States.
Lara IRON S,SrA Fr-By the steamer
Radnor, arrived at 81 Louis on the outh ull.
from the Missouri river, we learn that an cI.
press arrived alforlI.eaycnworih on the Goth
uIt, from Beni's Fort, stating tina, from 200
10 300 Mexican troops were on their march
from Santa Fe,lo meet and pto;eci tho spec! o
and fur trades who lot tar tho Mexican coun.
try. The express thinks that Bents Fort is
now In possession Of the M-Sicans, he also
states that II is feared folgcr. Blair & Ben
incr are prisoners N New Mexico, from tho
fact that they were absent from Bent's Fort
longer than 1t should have taken them TO 90
to Chihuahua
! fRoN Mr1Ico. by an arrival at \. Orleans
! from Havana, dates from Mexico to the 3Oth
May had been received. Ii was very gener-
ally believed that Congress Will lnves, Pare.
des with dIcl4lIonal powers for a limited pc.
rod. and then suspend lis session Many
deputies had openly declared IN favor Of this
course.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

TRr CHOLERA BY accounts from the
European papers, ii seems that this dread
ful scourge is again on its devastating
march over the eastern continent. Il first
appeared recently in some Of the provinces
of Pefsia, carrying death into the principal
towns. !, has spread from Bokhara to Hera,
and Mssslo, and has now taken the direction
from the Caspian Sea TO Tcneran and lspa-
han I.a,e accounts from Odessa state that
It had crossed the Russian territory and ap-
peared suddenly at Tihls, taking norherly
direction between the Caspian and the Black
seas. On the other side the cholera broke
gu, une 1pectedy al 0renhourg, 10 the mines
Of the Ural mouhlnins; it crossed the Noga,
and Sc, It's foo, in Europe, al Casan, only .
600 kllome,ors from ST. Ps,ersburgh. h has
advanced from west to north. and does seem
to have followed the banks Of the river, as
in l62s and is39
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
THE TARIFF.

The session Of Congress grows daily
more important. |, is especially so Mt this
time, rs the Tariff IS under discussion in
the House Of Representatives Some gen
tlemon IN their speeches, in theory, see
great benefits 10 result from the reduction OF
duties upon our home manufactures These
men forge, that this experiment has been
tried, and was fairly exploded When the
duties were down 10 90 per cent our Coun.
Try was overwhelmed with pccunary en-.
ulrrassmcnis
We care nothing abou, The figuring and
calculations OF gentlemen, who have moth.
lng more than n theoretical knowledge of
The tariff question The WLoic country
wen, through the fiery furnace Of advers-
IS, when The tariff was Iow..-.nlv, we did
not even lmpoll amounts Of goods .hol could
be obtained irac Of duty
The b inkrnp, nc, had TO clear OF the
bad cH'c's ofthc low iariH In Iced govern.
menl isrlf was on the verge OF Bankrupt
cy |, could neither borrow money al
home OF abroad no, did the country &c, over
the seno"7 blight Of the % per ccut duty
,iII the &c. " 1912 was passed which al.
a the treasury, nni ravc usa Just standing
with tho nations Of Europe m relation &c
oar money matters.
It ems very strange that with thc'r ter.
rbie disasters intIcnt to the system of low
duties, with Bankrupt people AMI Bank
rupt government some members Of Congress
ore bent upon running once II Gle over Ia,
rod 10 ruin IpMl Amer Sentinel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

4 Boston Yacht We had fylng VS.
ii tho other day from a beautiful lnlle Bos
ton yacht, with seIee, party Of about q
dozen eAcnruonlss, who had come all the
wsy round from that city to Philadelphia
The lluie craa Is called the 'Coqleue and
Is owned, we are told, by Mr.. Perkins a
wealthy gentleman Of Boston. The eKcuf
s.onlss cor nued mp The nver to some n
on the jcrs-y shore for The purpose Of Wis
lung a o. oftho q p,ah's The CO
Q1e',o ., GOO. e. she ~svifes, yachts Of hol
class. nni made stoua nnd delightful
passage 49, philadelphia L S Gazette.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

We have frequently been asked what
were the politics of General Taylor
1t makes but little dIiiercncc-hc is an
American. But the inquiry has been
answered as to his party preferences
time and again, by ourselves, as well
as others. General Taylor is an ont
and ont Kentucky Wing. So was
Major Ringgold, Colonel Mcintosh
MAJOR Brown, Captain Page, and in
fact every officer who has distinguish
ed himself in the Mexican war.
Wheeling Times
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

rTThe Eme Of Wrstar's Ba.sam oi
Wild Cherry, Is extended throughout the
length and breadth Of the land from eve
~ State, from almost every county and town
the vorce OF gladnoss and he sound OF re,
rejoicing come up, There Is u remedy" -
The following letter from a highly rcspec
table farmer in Lomoillc County, VI, viii
be read aith iu'orea by all who are pre-
disposed to tat faxed disease. Consnwp,on.
Cambridge, y, Juss ls 30.
Nlr Seth W Fovic.
Doar Sf-For sovoral years pas,, my
rua good health. has been occasionally
interrupted by spells OF coughing produc
81 by colds year ago las winter, was
brougb. to the verge o. The gave, by We
~ severe cough accompanied with pam,
N both .ss, between the shoulders Sc
which wih long continued night sH"ns
and other alarming symptoms, reduced me
50 low nav friends dtpsired Of my rccove
~. consulted physicians, snd uicd the
vsrioBs remedios Of the day. hu, noue Of
them cured me. A. last procured DR.
Wiaars Balsam Of Wild Cherry. and il
mvcd my life, ! have DOT enJovsd bGieI
heath cor many years therefore. ! can re-
commend o'her' wbo need no ny b.
SAMUEL BENTLEY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

Kindness better haA FGrce-li you
want your horse to work well YOU must
cndeavor to make him happy happiness
increases his strength and energies, and un-
happiness dlminishes them when you
find he is weak in any particular point, do
not press and harrasS the weakness, but
show 1t indulgence DO not urge him TO
do more than be is well able, as the
more he is compelled 10 do to-day,
the less 1t will do tomorrow. When YOU
find your horse begins to slack his speed, do
not rccklessly compel nm to maintain it.
but think how Y0u yourself would like 10
be thus urged on beyond your strength
DO not worry your horse byrcpe whip
strokes; as every blow robs tic animal OF
some Of his strength, and continual blows
rob Il also Q! The motives Of cXcrtion by the
violence ofthc strokes on the skin, and also
effect the muscles underneath on which the
motion depends lfany person doubts ,hi;
slight blow on his arm or leg will soon
convince lin Of the truth. Ifvou have two
horses working together, and one horse is
/ slower or weaker than the other, do nat
/ force the weak one to do rs much as the o.
/ Their but sackon the speed, even ilIti, done
/ by keeping the other horse bnck, and never
/ use bearing rctHs they are useless to the
driver, veXalious 70 the horse and are the
cause Of many falls, but above all, be not too
fond OF showing them that you are their
master, and they your slaves; they know ii
well enough to their sorrow, and without
| this troube-EL Papsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

UciauGre A state Couvcnun Of the
wings o. Delaware was held at Dover, on
Tuesday lhe l6,h al VIM o RedIen o.
SUSSEX presiding Peter +. Causey q
Kent coun'y was nominaioI l5r Governor.
and Joha W. Ilouaon, Of s seek COZ -,
= NOMINATED loTRepresenia-.'s % Cong -
Resolutions we're adopted censurng The
Administration, with regard to The war with
Mexico, and isVorlng 40 ehefgeis p'osee4-
lion Of II, approving The Oregon Tsaly and
lAuf Of SAP eonIsmni0g The proposed
revival Of The sy5 treasury Sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

Again We arc compelled - noueo -.
Va hans mticne. Cure aHet cure Co
l5c lioui'bmcD, Of md cal gentlemen. D.,
following the administration ul ,ll. Pam
eca IL acts upon strong md hubcito nov
.cf dlscovct3 punelpol We learn VIA, I
Il IS compound Of twenty two ! d.rc,
v,gcabIc aniclc., AMI 90 make nov FIX
IRE, though strong and powerful 10 w e,
'c,is, take n single ingredient away. md
ike an arch 1t would hl, 90 pieces lruN n
most singular medicine Comparcd Wlh
20 tho ten thousand 'auapaulo, etc. oflh,
iSy are but as water ~ thr,r '.l.cls N,
secret i' known only 10 Dr. Vaughan 49,
For sale 10 tins town os PET alycriS, m,ut
GetA pimphic, q ag'n'i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
'sIATE OF vERMONT,lpE nrem

VI , fhH'"Ni' BE Hfenem-
ata special probate court held at Rutland
vIthl1 and for said dtsilici on lhe vlh dsy
OF JUuu, 4. u 1916.
Present, Wan Hall, Jude.
An instrument 10 wngrS purpofiing no be
o." last vii an3 testament Il Squire Mnrse.
late OF Successfully, 10 SAID dHinc.. doceas-
ed .a'iHg IliA day been presented 10 ssld
count iDE probate and allowance by Waller
Morse The executor therein named
], % ordered lha, said will be referred
hT probate and allowance Ia the Gfst
Monday oeing The Cab day OF Jolly Leu,
aod '-aI copy VI 1Ess oroef 10 PuDashcd
Mtce weeks succesAVsiy previous thereto
m the ltuuand Herald, 4. newsPsPsr printed
at Rutland, that ell persons Interested may
appear and contest The pfob@ts thereof n
'ffY re cause 4 rue copy Of Record,
% HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
ECONOMY.

IN y 4 81 I'D u VI II.NJ T.
EARNED
CIras!nS and DroImg S1i,ed Ciolhe,
V'll T. subscriber wouh inform the public
t'al be has purchased the recipe for
cleansing ell kinds Of wooden and SIX oar
slco'S and removing all spots Of grease,
palnl OF tar, aud restoring the Original bu,.
uancy OF tho color ~ lnose that are stained
OF faded, and he would cay n those who
nav have occasion 10 employ hm that Their
t.., aI.. be executed to their Satisfaction
90 600 f.y Wal 10 required
u JOHN +. KNIGHT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02

CtI'1ttfy Of fAt Any "a As RE
GIasa The following Is an extract ola
le,ler from one Of the volunteers from Baton
Rouge, wt'Gsn from BartIa. MAY 23d aod
pUblAhoa n the Bslon Rouge ADVOCATE
haze learlod here how Ne may love our
enemies Al Pom, Isakel the woubded
MeHieans were 10 the same hcsplAl wuh
oDt soliierL The same surgeon, nurse ami
al other comforts Thus We do them
rood We are now eneainpod within zen
ioos OF a Mexiean fence which eonnss OF
pole and brush, and though our men have
10 cross Il 10 search OF wood no, a suck y
touched D0es not this speak much Tor Us
A. a Christian srmy-,N o Bulletin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-02
GRNlERII.S-

rNliE subscriber continues 10 81 small
Il business On fair scale ~ his Cd stand
one door north ol mo south church, where be
oHcrsiO bis friends \ good article ofteas. 81.
gar, mylasses, oil, snun tobacco, Ginger.
pepper, spice, cassDa, cloves ,nutmcgs, starch,
sl,,ralIH. ru's, rti~ius. ciifpu, Cuffauts. 4 e.,
Also. PURE LIQl ORS, purchased Of u
French importer, and designed erclu sively
f3f the slckf Chemists and Mechanics can
also be accommodated wrl an ar,cls Of A.
cohol which viii 10th cot and burn. also
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