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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
DIR. II. +. rEEEYS
VERMlFuGt. OR "DEAD SHOT,
FOR WOHNS
\ highly ra'uab'e Prva,aiien, ooy0tis. Go,
The rrowphildt 81 rs action. Of c!.ar-
if.e TIE sps,Cm ~. q Gir tours

There IL peih'p- no d..ei.c l. ". ic> Cl.lfci
ss efposed 20 common and isiai ~ wri., .ii,, im,
tate the symptoms 81 simost evsN oihe' eompll,ot
and often p'"uuoe the most alarming ,h-cts before
they arc sust<etcd. The ~ mptoms ~ hich are p.n-
tuord bs I'll" Imitation of ~ufms IN the ho~ci, ans
Which With some degree tfsct,,nt, indie ate their
eistsr~c, are ss ioiIo~s Il oon,enancc p,ie tongue
~hiels furrtd, grinding 81 the teeth fr,id breath,
s'o~seh hard end s~elied. wasting 81 the hcsh
sek ness AID p,ins N he q h. bow too
eos'"e OF too loose, great hctisn.,s unn,tural
sr"'ng for clay dart or CHALK eoIc, oon,uI.,on..
fits. &c. &c.
Nohrrous certificates oft'~ value and u,efuInt.,
of the pssprrstion are slnost daily received
The i"iio~ing 10 from The Rev W Wintop
d'unyoished preacher OF the Methodist Chuuh
abingdon. Va Ma, Ic. u3
DO her'b, eenHy that have u.d Dr. reor'.
Ne'miiug' ~ ~, family To tie great ,a,isf,i,nn of
n.rh aud 'ti'e Of m, oh''dten. !, prompt IN
4. seton end ~ one see rsmo, ed l.t.~ nu,nb., of
~ouns :" three OF -four hoofs after II ~ss gwen to
The child aa' satisfied that .. Ncrnniuse It \.
.sPcf'of 10 any that have ever ssd.
rs wINToN
Ns~bern \. 4 Nay go IA
Dear SUI hssd bren seriously loot inc for
mother suppl, Of your bead Shot ve,mifuvs a. I
h,se not Nn;ie val len There s,e Constant,
'pplos'ons tor he medicine, aud . should be
pies,,t TO supply tie demand II proved it.eil
o. i,r % tined in this vicinity to lie positive ,pe
he and no bump 9 ricrs in'orn NE by return
mail how soon 700 can iurr"h me ~ih snoiosf
sspP'y.
Truly yosrs Ia LOGAN.
Prcs - fsnis pet si,.
f''p''ct b, w u 4 r,ttv ant ,oldxhoi..
sale sni '.Isii Nv 4 40 SAND &rur.
Plss, 100 Fulton 81. conner Of William, y.
iosA
Sold also by Luther Daniels. Rutland. ].
d. Beaman. W. Poul,nc,, II Simons Plts.
ford: and by Druggists generally ihrouphoo,
the United States 2sly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
NOTICE.

I'IiIS my certify that h,vc given my
sons Levi and Wili,n Hanks their time
To act for themselves until they arrive a, the
ego OF .~en,y one ycaIA. ] shall pay no
debts of their contracting nor claim, any Of
their wages ahci this date.
ARCNAH HANKS
Pawle,, Feb. 20, 1877. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

WHEREAS nv Husband. Thomas W.
W 'hen', las len nv bed and board ior
NE 'ounh time, without prorccsiion, ihis b,
I" esDnon Al rersons against hafhoring or
nusnne him on my socoun. sitet date, snd
~ haze boarded and eioihed him NOS, OF
u,e time foi - yeav now 'r-l --o-h 70.
.issed. JANE X. CLkAEY.
Nsndon. March .. 1877. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

Sudden CHANGE rs. -Theic /, nn,D.
~ Ing more trying 20 tho human consult.
uon than sudden changes Of atmosphere --
Heat ratc.lcs the hlooi, quicken, the cIfcu.
l'hbn, and increases tho perspifaiIvn bui
when suddenly cl,, cket those humors " hr u
should pass III by l.e SAN are throw u OF IA
waIdly, causing coughs, colGs, consumption,
difficulty vi breathing, %a,ery and innlmed
eyes, sore throat, is,ers, rheumatic pains 10
varioos parts of the body, and many other
complaints, the u.ual symptoms Of catching
cold.
Wnshrs Indian Vegetable P,Hs. are q de
lightiui medicine for carrying Oh a cold
because they oxpel from the bod, those
hum0is which are the Cause not only Of the
above complaint. bu. Of every inslady under
heaven. -Four ~ five Of SAID Indian Nese.
table Pills taken every night on gong 10
bed will IN lew days cary of tho mo.l oh
stlnate cold at tbs same tmo the digestive
organs vail be restored 10 = healthy tone,
aud The blooI 90 completely purified. TIA.
hew life and vIgor " III We gwen 10 The whole
frame.
BtTare Of Counier)ciB, The only org
inal and genuine lndsn vegetable PES
have the signature Of William Wright Wit
ton With pen on the tops Oi the label Oh
each box. None other IL genuine and ~
COuute tins IL fprUeTv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
STATE OF VERMONT.
Rutland. IS.

"'''os u hihscon' J huiland Go. Court,
II. s,ao,. vs. 4 Co S'p'e% ,s,s Term
A>,umpsn on Ifomlssory note dated the
ION o'.. lt39. ioi tie sum of one hundf, q
~nd twenty do.lass, payable IN sA months
alter date.
Because, tie .aid Johh =. T.. STANLEY ard
M'ton \. Stanley reside wlihou, this State,
aud have not been personally notified Of Me
pendency OF this sri,. IL IS Ordcred tia,
'ney be hoilhed to appear al the next term OF
HIS count, Ia be held a, Rutland IN said
county on the second TUESDAY Of Apiil.i. d.
49,, then aud there To answer ilrf,io. L.,
publishing tie substance Ct the P.,in'lN )
dee laisiipn. together Will ,ils order. three
weeks successlvelv ~ the Rutland Herald
prised at Rutlsno, the last publication 10 Ice
" least t"c l,ys before sad tcfu., 81, h
sail toe fc,m,. sufficient nolice. Sc asy
'iCs'oi II gwen, t~r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
PLUME NATIONAL DAGUER
IARN GALLERY A. ~ PHOTOG
RAPHERS FURNiStlING DE

Awarded tie soA and SILVER medals, tour
the National. the Massachusetts. the New
iork, and the Penn.s ivnria Exhibitions,
respectively, Tor the most sp.crdiI tUlufrf
D'guerrcoiyros aud L..i aqrsralus ever eA-
h1liri
PORTRAITS taken lse exquisite siyle, WITHOUT
f'gtfa 90 weather. - ~
INSTRUCTIONS gwen ~ tive AIT
4 la'ge assortment Of sppsrsirs ard stock
always on hand at the lowest cash IfIses.
Nea iofk, 2tl Bfosdss, iAhaae lh.a,
1875 Chestnut II. Boston. IS Cour. and -
HAMMER SIS. Ba.lmofs. eo5 Ba'ilpofc .,
VA, iaelon. nenns> van Avcn.s. Peters
buigh. Va D,ehan,', ilaN Cincinnati,
Fourth and Walnut, ard 10 MAN ~, ssr.
slugs sprses, Bfoad~ Pans. ~ 'ie.lo
Rue du Temple !.Forf""., 8! Ehprch 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

| ntntlv cured
Asthma Fluulen-y,
bilious Complaints, Fiuor Albus OF White,
Bolls, Gastric Fever.
Bowels, dehoient ac- Green Sickness,
lion in. Gfpes.
Ercas, Pang, Heart burn,
Ca,auh Headache,
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough Of Pregnancy, lucon,inence OF Urine
Cos,Neness. Indigestion.
Diairhra, Iniamatoin OF the Wal
Difficult bre s,hine, Paris,
Dyspepsis lhfamation OF stom.
Dyspepsia Consump. ach.
tion Jaundice
Digestion imperfect, Liver complaint,
Detc fin!nanon Of bio'dl.ow spirits,
I" aeau, Mens'riai'on Suppress
lar Ache. sed OF painful,
Eysrelas, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fever-I ow Nervous. Rheuma,ism.
ln,rrmuen,. Remit Stomach various dis.
tent eases,
Fever and Ague, Wines.
In al bilious OF chronic disorders, these
pills schic,e the most wonderful lnumph -
lIe'e HEY defy competition. And as the
,epuli!liy Of the American constitution
10 these diseases, thev are apply s,.ei toy
SINE.
TIE PILL or THE MEN Would
Ihc wonderful. efficacy "a these complaints
arse, from their power Ia open the pores
clra,o aud strengthen he slomaCh and how
els make the u'lue flow he,lihlCly and
clear and give tone ard strength 10 the
system.
III impossible within the limii. Of an o..
binary sdvefiissn,cni, TO give tue reader
tie fessons for the most etirsordlnar, sue.
css and spfeaJ 80 ihcss pills But reasou.
90 ers.~AIch have ab1nfantly satisfied the
MINDS % thousands IN ihi. conotfy and a.
mpog them the accomplished phvsici,ns,
uris's, flefgNinen, snd pfivsle oullen,.
male al female
rTNumbe'iess Ger, fcaios Of the wonde,i
" efficacy o''h-se Pills nlsh, be pfe.en,'
-. bot s'eriihcsie IN these dsysis scstcsl,
~oi'h TIE paper On which II ~ prm,et. 4
lew siifsos from the oofiespondencs Of the
COMPANY, VII. however. lie nov Gwen
f"-...a
aef enisfpf.,s 10 the enterprise ~ the
os' J, nssnliuts W - sNor',h 10 Org
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
m, r,eA>a M,srsr Of Ii, 10 .Jf,ahA
B|9s!|I||||||29|9S


ARr the thsspesi and most spp,o,et
- fsmily medicines s,st offered - the
Iuhhc 1he, s'e extremely mid w thsir
operation. tsi,het causing sickness OF the
.'rmseh. NOT an, unpleasant sensation ~ the
s,.ierr. IS ~ too frequently tie rase with
m' iicinss given io a., UPON the bowels
hens mu.nudc. VITO have teen unable To
take Other pis ~ preparations OF medicine,
On tc"nri e. zen nsus'afng effects. usu
these ri'i, without We slightest dl.sgttcab.e
feelings
Il, ihcir msnifrs, and sensible SETON upon
the chvic which 10 the fountain head OF
lie aiih ~ disease, ih.y NAV lus,l, he consli.
,r,d . t0rer.al Medicine and the com.
Hf'> ~ - rr' = - f"rfi'' ual-- % =
-tN Gt... 60, axe - ioiips. Il ilnou. Re.
,,f, lever aud Arue. Dysrsrs.is. Liver
Complaints. Sch Head ache. En,a,ccmen,
81 the Spleen. Jaundicc. As,hms, Dropsv,
Rhcums,i,m. Piles. Cholc Bowel and sum.
mer Ccmplalnis. Impurities Of the Blood.
fcmslc distractions, Heartburn, Nausea.
fvned Tongue. Iis,eniion Of tie stomach
and bowels, ntipieni Distfuh,. I Atuicncc,
llshnual cosillvtnesss, Determination Of the
blood TO the head, Loss Of alpe,iic, Bloichcd
o, Sa,.uw Connie non. ana IN all cases 81
turrof Of the bowels. where a calh,iilc or
arpetent medicine Is needed. As may Of
the above enumerated diseases come nn I'M.
Perccpubv. and become Tar advanced IN
lheif progress lciorc 1t suspected ih,i they
t,isi ~ the system, no one shoult expect ia
such cases 10 be at once relieved entirely,
but should continue the use o. the pill. Tor a
considerable length Fl time Full directions
accompany the M di,.n,s f,r thoiruse, IN all
those complaints fr whictihey are recon-
mended. Pr'ce 25 cents per box for The pills,
aud 81 iN the bi,tcrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
SNUFF.

RuRr 4 MASON have for .alc Macaba
AMI yellow snuff % superior quality
Ru, laid, Feb. %, isi,
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STATE or VERMONT. REmemem

STATE or VERMONT DEitremem.
Dl.,ne, Of Rutland. IS. ID bersd ,ha,
o. stalled probate couu held e, ksilaus
within aud lorsaii distinct, IN the fret Mon
DAY, beng The let d,v AZ March. 1877.
Present. WIN. Hal, lodge.
Hiram Cook, administrator Of The estate oi
Joseph fuiier. tate OF s.fewsbun, IN sad
disnlci, dsoessed,' pfopos ~ 10 render az
acroun, OF h,s scminisuaion Of ssid estate
It's ordered tia, s,.d account be referred
hr hssIins s.d decision to the 6.s, Monday
essae the Sub day Of Aprl. next. and ihs,
cops VI ih.s order be pSbn.hed 10 she Rot
land Herald . newspaper pnn,,d q, Rutland.
thee weeks svscess.yeis previous uef.io
'.'ss oil! tersons Interested may sppc,t snc
oejee' 10 ,hs came II they see cause A irue
copy oi record.
10 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
WOOD TURNING And SAVING

THE Suhscriber ~ould give notice w
the public th,i he j. prepared 10 execute
orders for most linf- oi Wood Turning
Bfdse.plns included, 'rd Saving with Boz
ssws, hls shop IN Tanv,id Village. one door
Of tie north bridge Ne has row on hand
snd for sale turned sUf for sbon, ''.eo
.,ll ' -f7.
.nADDErs DrSCKLEF.
Ru'.srt ftb -, is,- .
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FOR SALE.

I'VE good rev Farmer, and Mechanic.
~ '9's'os Stove, n al reduced PM. lot
"tirh ~o'd' lumber. scrap non. OF produce
MI he received 10 payment
FEB - isi-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
T W HOPKINS. Clcrh
Anun Warner Au'y Tor Pin o
I\NAlI ABLE FAMILY CONpAN
ION.

SIN Lectures on the usesof the Lungs,
,, 'aGses, Pf,'enllon and Cure OF Con.
sumption. asthma aud disease, Of the Heat.
IN ~" Lave - L1a.e, ~. anG mo.ic ol
preserving male and female hes,ii,, symme.
nv ana beauty exposing csu.~s AID ,rte
"i in">' 'is"a'"s iuri pfoi.rr. cunsumpirDn
~ anWifn t'r. a. aiieciiof uf ths ..i...tlne.
>iomi'.. Bowels hitn,,s. liver. :. loa..
a. f'lr'' Gave snl lema,e Comp a.o,. -
us fo'es' easy. ptacucai. snj pare. aorn a
syide 10 perl'o, health aad long life .
ehsi4Nns, S-i pages. 30 cents. Postage
-. o'p's Nv s.NrGLS :. Ilrcn,A NJ.
" d. al 10Y. " sdv1y, ny
An' pe'son RENTING tn, cent. free. w!
ua'e svppled .tyec,,
feh. lsi7
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DIR. IillI.l.'S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

asf enisfpf,s Is the snierpr.s ~ the
a. J., nsgnliuts W u ssor',h 10 Org
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

Mr. Hcshang, VIII So extraordinary ,o,r.
or ol calculation has hccn noticed IN o,,r
exchanges. has written q letter IT, the cl,.
'or q the Bro'tlyn Eagle in which he SAYS.
- VIII endcasor Ia give correct statement
"i the facts which hope YOU will publish:
FIRST. let q column al i-urcs, say 1000 in
length, and IL" ar 20 in breadth, hc placed
bciarc me, and ln less than 8 seconds III
tine will cisc the sum total, always cont.
mcn"inr on the lief, hand side IL place tho
answer down. II matters not what length
the column is or what breadth, ! will rive
ne sum total IA less than tive seconds Of
tinc. Second. LEI n sum 10 written In
multiplication. with 1000 figures in IN.
matip!icr. and as many in The .nul,ip!ic.nd
and commence on the left hand side, md
write the pr'a.nc, underneath in one line m
last as The figures can he written down.
Thirdly, let a sum he written in division.
with any large amount Tor q diyisor and /
commence writing down the remainder
tirst, and thea b, qu"ticni. Interest NJ
any per cent, can DO performed in the
same manner without using any extra Iip.
urcs. Fractions Of any denomination can
bo summed up Instantly, without reducing
them toa common dcnominatnris. These
rules can he learned in one half hour by
any person having tho printed instructions.
Please insert this in Your paper, nlso sta.
ting that any person wishing these rules
WI enclose $40 through the New York
post oiiicc. Please fnrwnrd me |. papcr
winch will contaip this md on receipt there.
OF J will forward you full set of these r.lcs
(gra''s) hy which you may become as cx:
pert u, figures MS I um.
lam yonr humble and obcdicni scfvnnt.
PETER NJ. DESmoSc.
7. ). Other journals copying tho above
md forwarding MIR. d., one paper which
will contain il, will b. furnished with a full
set oi these rules.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
lean PAUL RlTCiiflR.

The following Touching narrative of the
dcccasc Of celebrated German. whose
writings nrc esteemed, wherever They nrc
read, we copy from rcccn, review in an
English periodical: Noon had b, this tim
arrived. Richter thinking it was ni.h'
said--.l, was time 10 go 10 resi-" md wished
TO retire lie was wheeled Into his sleep
ing apartment, aud NIL was arranged rs il
for rcposc, "a small table near his bed. clnss
OF water and his two watches n common ono
and repeater. Ills wife now brought him
n wreath Of flowers that ladN had sent him
As he touched thea, carefully. for he could
neither SEQ nor smell them, he seemed :o
rejoice in the flowers in his mind. fir hc
said repeatedly tn .Carolinc-'My beautiful
flowers. my lovely il,wcrsr
Although. his friends sat around his bed.
ms he imagined j, was night. they CONVEX
sed no longer; he arranged his arms ms il
preparing for rcposc. which was 10 nc 10
him the repose of death, md soon sank into
n tranquil sleep
Deep silence pcryadcd the apartment
Caroline sat III the hcnd m the bed. with
her eyes immovably fixed TN the face ot
her beloved husband. Quo had retired.
and The nephew sat with pia,o's Phrdon
in his hand. open II, the death of Socrates.
At TIM, momcn, tail md beautiful form
entered the chamber; and III the fnot Of .hr
he'd, with his hands raised To heaven. md
dcepl, moved, he repeated alond the PRAYER
of his Mosnic fanh. |, was Emanuel. and
next toOto the most beloved Of Ri,cher's
friends.
About six o'clock the physician entered.
Ritchcr appeared 10 sleep: his TEXTURES be-
came every moment heller, his brow moro
heavenly. hui il was cold MS marble, 10 the
fonc',, and MS the tears of his wife fell upon
il hc rcmaincd immovablc At length his
respiration became less regular, hut his
TEXTURES nlwass calm, mnre heavenly. A
slight CONFUSION passed over the face; The
phvsicinn cried ou,--.''rhnt IL denth!n mud
all WINS quiet The spirit had departed!
Al! sank praving, upon their knees
This moment TINT rhised them above the
cnr,h with tic departing spirit, admitted Of
no icars!
Thus Richer went from earth, great
md holy ms a poet, greater and holicr rs u
man.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

The WirE's UNIVERSAL Rry.L-I, must
ever he borne in mind that mnn's love. even
IN the hnppiest exercises, il no, like VIC.
mas ;t1T while she cmpo, herself through
every hour londl, weavin. one beloved in
aye Into all her thoughts. he gives &C. her
compnrativcl, few of his; and of these.
perhaps neither the lofiicst nor ,ht>bfh:
u Is wise beginning. then, for every mar
RED womnn To mike up her mind to lie for
gotten through the greater par. II the dny.
to NIKE up her mind to many rivals. ton.
IN her husbands attentions, though not in
his love; and among these would mention
one whose claims ii is folly 10 dispute.
since no remonstrances or representations
on her part will ever be sbIc to render less
attractive the charms ofthis competitor. I
mean the newspaper, Of whose absorbing
'n'eres. some wives nrc weak enough to
cvince sor, II childish jealousy, when
they ought rather To congratulate them.
selves TINT their most iarmidaLle riynl IN
ono II papcr.-Mrs. Ellis Vices Of Enc.
land.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

known But We cannot doubt that he d.
ed utterly fricndlcss--,hu, his cold brow
was unmo;stencd bv one farewell tear
tina, rcmorsc pursued him to the grave
whispering John Andre! in his cars, aud
that the memory Of his course Of glnr,
gnawcd like cnnkcr nt his heart, muir.
murinr forever 'Truc TO Your country what
might Won have been, . ARNOLD, THE
TRAITOR
Who shall depict tho closing scene Of
this wild drama? Who shall dare paint the
agony Of his death hour? With u lrcmh-
ling hand and hushcd breath VIC drop Tho
curtain. and turn away from the death bed
of Bencdic, Arnold.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
LAUGHING IN THE pULrrr.-Said MIR.

LAUGHING IN THE pULrIT.-Said MIR.
c., Il PRESBYTERIAN minister ol some
nuioriciy, nercrinnghod IN the pulpit only
on one -casion, aud that came near procu.
ring III, dismissal from the ministry. A.
bou, one OF The first discourses was called
To deliver, subsequent To IN, ordination, al
ter reading my tex, aud opening my sub
jcc,. nv attention was directed 10 n young
man with very lopish dress, and bend
of very red hair. In slip Immediately
behind this Young gentleman sat IN urchn
who mus, have been urged on in his devil
,rv by the evil one hinslf, for do not con-
ceyc the sn.ngs,er though. Of the Jest he
was pla, Ing III on the spruccd dands in
front of him. The boy held his forcfingcr
in the red hair ot the Young man, about rs
long ne il blacksmith would n mil rod in
the Gre Ia heat, and then on his knee, com
mcnced pounding his finger in intuition ol
1 smith in making mill The whole thing
WINS so ludcrous That laughed the only time
ever disgraccd the pulpi. with any thing
like mirth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
BY RICHARD HENRY WILDE.


NV life is like the summer rose
That opens to the morning sky,
But ere the shades OF evening close,
Is scattered on the ground-to die!
Yet on the roses humble head
The sweetest dews Of night are shed,
As il she wept the waste to see
But none shall weep tear for me.
My life is like the autumn leaf
That tremblcs in the moons pale ray!
Its hold is frnil-ts date IL briei,
Restless and soon 10 pass away!
Yet, ere that leaf shall fall mud fade,
The parent tree will mourn its shade,
The winds ~ vail the lendess tree,
But none shall breathe sigh for me:
NY life is like the prints which feet
Have left on Tampa's desert strand;
Soon MS the rising tide shall beat,
All trace will vanish from, the sand:
Yet, a. il grieving to efiace
All ves,ige of the human race.
On that lone shore lond n,onns the rca,
But none, alas! shall mourn for me!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21

ANEcnoTE OF THE GIRArrH.--The New
Orleans Sun relatcs humorous story Of a
wcl! dressed aud gentecl looking pcrsnf!
who "as cnr'"a- 10 see the giraffe, aud who
stepped up to the nun "wot receives The
money!" with
IS ,hc,giraiie to lie seen hcrcf"
.les. SIR"
81 want tn see him"
'.Vers well sir"
"ll's litiv cents, isn't i,?''
'.Onc dollar, cir! fifty cents for jefs
wants"
"Well, nm n servant"
"Yon, n scrvnn,?''
"Yes, SIR"
"'rhe deuce! Whose?"
..Ynnrs. sir-your humble scrranfr'
"Walk ia sir. and take a seat. The Joke
is worth the price ii admission"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
From the Philadelphia Saturday CouTier.]
THE THREE WORDS
Which followed Benedict Arnold 10 bis Grave,
ny GEORGE LIrPARD.

When we look for the traitor ngain, ~c
find him standing 10 the steeple oI the New
London Church, gazing with n calm joy
upon the waves oi fire that roll around
him, while tho streets beneath flow with
the blood Of men, women md children.
Il was in September, 1871, that Arnold
descended like Destroy ing Angel upon
tho homes of Connecticut. Tortured by a
remorse that never Cur moment took its
vulture bcak from his heart, fired by hope
to please the King, who Ind bought him.
he went with men ard horses, swords and
torches, TO desolnte the scenes Of his child
hood.
d. you see this beautiful river, flowing
30 calmly on, beneath the light Of the stars
Flowing SO silently on, with tho valleys,
the hills, the orchards and the plains Of
Connecticut, on either shore.
On one side you behold the slhmberng
town with the outlines Of Fort Trumbnll
rising above its roof; on the other, dark
and massive pile, pitched on the summit oil
rising hills, Fort Griswold.
AL! is very still and dark, bns suddenly
two columns Of light break into the s,arlit
sky. One, here, from For, Trumbuli. nm.
other over the Opposite shore, from Fort
Griswold. This column marks the career
Of Arnold and his men, tina, the progress
Of his brother in murder.
While New London bap'ised in blood
and flames, rings with death groans--shcre
are heard the answering shouts Of murder
from the heights Of the Fort, on the opPo
site shore.
While Benedict Arnold stands in the
stccplc, surveying the work OF nssassins
yondcr in Fort Griswold, q brave young
man, who finds all defence in vain, r'ishes
toward tho British officer, and surrender
his sword.
By tho light Of the musket VIC behold tho
scene.
Here the young American, his uniform
torn, his manly countenancc marked will
tho traces Of tho fight. There, tho British
leader, clad in his red uniform, with scow
dnrkcning his rcd, round face.
The American presents his sword, yo'
see the Bri.on grasp j, by tho hit, mt
with an oath drive il through that Amcri
cans heart, TRANSMITTING him. with his owl
blade.
British magnanimity. Now il chain
Napoleon to the rock of 81. Helena, poison
ing the life Of him, with the precautions 9
. Knighted Turk, now il hangs tho Iris
Hero, Emmett, because he dared TO strik
one blow Cor his native soil. Now il coop
! few hundred Scottish men and women, i
che ravinc Of Glencoe, and shoots and burn
Shem 10 death!
British mercy! Witness il, massacr
ground Of Paoli-wilncss, gihbet Of ID
msrtyrcd Haync, hung in Charleston, .
prcscncc Of his son, witness il, corse Z
Ledyard, stabbed in Fort Griswo'd, wit
his OWE sword!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-21
WHOLE NUMBER 31I.

I"vcr, no dis SC, M viii I, sccrc,ion.l hid
10 ,li-ordered functions. Aud vet. in acute
ic'cr. where al! these evil, prevail a, their
maximum. qninno combined with opium.
than which nothing tends unoro Ia suppress
and dcrange TIC sccre,ions, is pouredd dawn.
The S>sicm rebels aga,ns, IL; hut after
rcpea;ed cirsS, is compelled 10 give wnv
before superior power. and the victim sinks
cAhans'cd,a li!rlcs~ corpse, upon his couch.