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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09

HOUsE FURNISHING WAREROOMS.--
IL We invite the attention Of oil persons wishing
to furnish to general assortment Of goods, con-
sisting Of -
Furniture, Hardware, and Cutlery
China, Glass, and Cookery Ware
Plated, Alnata, and German Silver ware
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Brushes and
Brooms
And a great varsity Of miscellaneous and fancy
articles ~
Grandoes, Lamps, Candlebras, &c.
Our stock embraces all the variety Of housekeeping
articles, and We pledge ourselves 10 sell at the verv
lowest prices for cash, to punciual customers on
time. =
Rooms opposite the Centre Market, a few doors
east Of d. Clagett & CO., mp stairs.
aug 20 81 BOTEI,ER & MCGREGOR.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09
CANAL TRADE.

CANAL TRADE.
SEPTEMBER 9.-Arivals up to O'Clock ?. NJ
Canal Boats-Blue Dick, wood for II q
Thorn.
Way Mark, wood for J r Boone.
Johnson, do for II Haislip.
A. Jackson, do for G H Cochrell.
Pet do for II Haislip.
G. Washington do for e H Cochrell.
Harris, do for H B Thorn.
MARY land, do for Isaac E Hill.
Prince William, do for I, Waters. ',.
Empire. DO for w Warden.
Ellen, do for w E Stubs.
Wave, sand for N Plant.
James Smithson, seneca s,ono for q Came
ron. .t..,.....
Mary and Jane, wood for J B Boone.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09
LAMPS! LAMPSl!

TUST received large assortment Of Lamps, con.
- sising Of Lard, Sperm, Solar, and Pine Oil
for Stores, Psrlors, and Hotels. Fairbanks Burns
ing Fluid and Lamps constant supply Of Fresh
Pine OIL Pure, Sperm, Lard and Solar Oils, Wicks'
Glasses, for all kinds Of Lamps. Pine OIL Lamps
Cleaned and Repaired, by
sep Z In street, Iodds buildings'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09
CABINET AND CHAIR MANDATORY

CABINET AND CHAIR MANDATORY
svlNoBIAs N. WOLFF. 3. street, near the cor
Il ner Of La, south sde.--The subscriber
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
in general, that he is now prepared to manufacture
CABINET FURNITURE Of every description ;
he will keep constantly in his employ FIRST rats work.
man, 80 that all persons who order work from his
establishment. can depend on receiving well made
article. Ia, M
Those who have old Furniture that they wish to
have repaired would do well to give him call.
He is constantly manufacturing Chairs Of every
description, and from his long experience in. this
branch Of business, he is confident that he can
please the most fastidious Old Chairs will be re-
paired and repainted, and with small expense be
made to look az well as new.
His terms will be made to suit the times.
aug 80 If TN, WOLFF.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09

WASHINGTON HALL.-This Hall, al the cor
ner of 9th street and Penn. avenue, owned by
our fellow citizen, Mr.. r. keyworlh, is near
" finished, The basement is being fitted up
in the most splendid manner, and is intended
for an oyster house. If the gentleman who is
to keep this house, pleases his customers as
well as the style Of the fixtures, and work
,pssship please US, we think he will ge, along
CADETS OF TEMPIRAscE.-This the title Of
a new order which has lately been instituted in
this city, under the supervision Of Crystal Fount
Division, No. 3, Sons Of Temperance. Youths
between IL and Is years Of age are admitted,
Those who become members are prohibited
from ardent spiri,s-fom profane swearing.
and from the use Of Tobacco in any form
Now we think tina, parents canno, do better
Thing for their children, than to have them join
this Order. We name one or two Of the Off
cers--Rev. J. T. Ward, w. p; G. H. Whit
ney, w. A.; G. c. Vsnable, v. A.; U. B.
w ard, s.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09

No business at all is doing in N. Orleans.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-09
TEL { G RAP \ C,
A TRUCE DEMANDED.
CONGRESS CALLED TOGETHER

ia Mr.. TRIST'S
PROPOSITIONS TO BE CONSIDERED.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
FUNERAL tlDNORS.

c-infcrmcnf of the remains ~ Co.'s.
Mtk,c. Clay and Others. The remains Of
Coils Mckee aud Clay and Caps Willis
AMI Vaughan, ail OF the other gallant
kcnluckans recovered from ,hc field Of
Burn, VISTA. took place u, Frankfort, ky
on the ooh nit sgt~abiy to appoin,mcn,
We learn from those who ~.r,' present.
says the LOUISVILLE Courier, that a vast
concourse oi people assembled on the occa
sion, attended thcss relics OF departed he.
roos to Ih,r final resting place 10 the State
Ccmdhry aud thc;c mingled their tears
with those OF Borrowing relatives & funds
a, the State House religious scrvices were
performed by the Rev. Dr. Brown. aud
funeral Grafton pronounced hy J. c Beck
lnbfdge, Esq both oi Lexington Il, the
gfavcs Masonic hymns and ccfomouics, by
tie brethren OF the Chapter aud several
lodges \ more solemn md Impressive
scene throughout has rarely been witness
al. All The arrangements were well a..
goslcd aud handsomely executed
The military display, both cavalry and
infantry, was on Large ani grand scale,
but when united with The thousands aud
tens Of thousands III recession, anl at the
place OF ln,crmcni, 1t seemed bu, unn IN
comparison with the vas, mass The four
OF FIVE companies from Lexington made n
beautiful group in the llno No,a single
discordan, occurrence took place during
the day no noisy shout nor boiNcrous com.
mani, nor irregular drumming or fling.
All who could hear lis,cn'd dovouly TO
The icfvcn, prayer and appropriate u. The
whole proceedings were funeral solemn.
ties, o. such should be, in truth nh fact
imposing not merely the memory, but
touching the heart
Business houses were all closed Il ev.
cry family dwelling opened to hospitality,
the r,cs Of which were dispensed most lib
,rally The hoar,.sluckcn father from
Ashland, Henry Clay, nnI nearly all the
surviving soldiers Of the last war from the
the ADJOINING counties were IN shc crowd Of
moufucrs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
OUR ARMY IN MEXICO.

The New Orleans Bee gi,cs the follow
ing accom-. oil mai,ors as they now stand
We aro inl,tici TO gentleman recently
from Vera cfuI for some accurate ani ~.
'c'csiing Information rcls'ivc 10 the posi-.
con. number sud movements OF the army
Dor Informant was attached 10 The service.
y au MEL gon. officer, anl enjoyed soun-
danl opponunilics OF obiaining correct and
u,liablo statements lie tells us tina, when
he lct kcra tfuz on The oh inst Cone,
raj Pierce was IA comm and Of luiiy 1000
mon who were oneamNod upon the beach
Information having been received that the
Guerilla, had naon possr,sIon Ct The M
Monal Bnls cnn! had mustered about 1900
mon General Perez hal determined. a
preliminary to clear the bridge, mi o..
rr.c and defeat ns occupants For this
purpose be intended on the lih ul' 10 De
tai large force, eon,sin. oi 2ono mcn
anI SEMI ihem forward 10 scze anl hold
the bridge H. order that they might no.
b. .neumbctod OF omba rs,sed aud m,gh'
pfocoed 9, once to the Object Of the 'Ir' b.
non. the soldiers we're d.foc,o., TO ,rkc vut
them rauoas lo' Ten dave only Capt Is
rerus comPluy Of drssoon, va, 10 act a,
tho advance gua.1
~ room hs the roops shout reach ~,
buise hey ~cre 10 cn,smp thofo SOD .
wal he sifvai q Gen l'icfc., ami The 70
ma oder Of The f,,ni1feeinens the lsuel
wss mskinf active preparations fer hn de
psrufe fosr hu,lf-l wagons wire ~
ies lines. NJ the time o,s ,niofman, left -
IN. TAN OF which General PItrc' f, iorcc'
w,ro 10 form he ,scor, viii. II = believed
b. ne arscs, ari mos vaiesb.e yd d.
patched from Nora Ctug and h,nee Geo
Piece Aasacl'd sl,,i, s pruioGl' "a scnd
70, lcfsarc sfon. advance 70 oloar III
ioa and enstle han 10 nose forward NaA
ous o'sffuPioo la probable .sdesd ihs
~ ,,,ume ON Prrre h,s ioiaoi ~
Advance and ihs' ihs whole to's 81 400
u.er "a noN "a ilH l-,rel 30 Pnetia II,
a. .'re ngmbtf g.. knt An, -liers ~ Ntst
NruCr-r& utcay % Msltco b. csnm1'e
cn !, -Q- % J. ia,E A'.e-'' L'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
syArr ur VERMONT.

tsecd,', s,rons ss.l
ls~u sttcng.
ldgu |. ptmstes Ro,lsnd Co "uf'.
h'"' W Potter. Ap'1 r"a.isr
tst,iin~ i<,sf,tt.
Jrrushs llssuaes. snd
h"h''i l.. iI.suass
D,n on Ivdsuseet sot Dion ~. fsco,ered
o. ihs \pn tsfa 4 u. is1s
Becsus- ,hs ssd ts,oi,ns & fsvs'., 81
kesn.. >v~ Hampshire jsfashs N.nass
snd I'ich.'i I. iiss,oss oi Bt"ctvn. N~w
N"1' usie ou, NJ the STATE. st.d have no,
had rets""sl s"s'es ~ The repdsre, ot
this suit --E ~ nS,..a the, the, hs not
he'd ,o spj~si al the rcu torn III ,h,s rcuti
io he heli 81 ku,,snl ~ ss,i County % tho
second lue.ds, ~ Ser'emr~t " tst-
ihcD aui There tr ans~rt ,hs'eic. ~ putlf,h
in: the substance 81 the plsinuf' d,ri.rs
tun. Together wiih th,. csdrf. three wrei .
soecsss,ci, az The Ku,l,nd Heal. piini.d
AZ ROLAND. the set puhlic suon 10 We Al l~sss
t~eniv dsts before ss,d term. ~hich shat
he deemed sufhoient notice And DAY there
o' gwen. Ac
4 " NOrkiNS. Cl-ri
Thai 4 Pond An'ts io' FIn ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Nfan ~ Vermont. (1DE u tsmsm
m.inc, oi f.uha,~a. .. I'D bored h.,
eta probate cout, held 81 tss,le,cn within
add or sad dls,,,c, on tho ?ist day oi Jul,
\ u lsi7
Al ihsirumen' IN ~niing iuiro'i,ng !"
lie tho lac, vii AID testament, Of NsihAairl
Han. late Of tssleton IN sstd district. do
ceased. having this DAY been presented IN
sad court lot rtob.m and allow ance hy
Jan. Han. the .,ccutri therein named
liis ordered that ssid ~,ll he referred 10,
probate and allowance Ia the 26,h dsv Of
August psN. aud TIA, u cop, al this order 10
published three wecA, succrs.vc,y previous
ihc,cio ~ Tie Rutland Herald. p,inlcd at
Rurisnd, that ell persons interested may sp-
pear and contest the probate thereof n they
see cause. true copy OF record
II AIMON " ARNER, Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Tbo 'AAsi~s,on : 4 Courcf rive, n,
flla-ifg pArticuir' r. a nilsncioll, ~,
dcni. vhirL occurred IN u,o Ch.ris,;or
EA.rpsa m the I'd uit and -, M g. ha,,
hrcn osassd. - - IT, o,,rn 81. cas- WITH
Aoeiion,s 4 the descnytion B., oall able
carcls..u,,s
No small cnriuc, the Brapch,iDc and
iraukita ~cr- coming down frum '.aJsi.r
with to, hands ~ho were curare'i 90 the
Camden hianch Tho distance between
'amirn AND the halsicn lranth /. ahou,
hsc uilr The Branch,illc had ouc car
- mlfc lpefilsl. two with the ~orkn,-n
The car - cars with the wv'lmcn were
10 advance 4 the cns me. pn.lied be!r,
and not dvSvn sHu her. fbe Fnakia,
rill ~ 20; q o., - flin'n. w. spmc
distance bchiud tho Bfat,hu'lc. hlcwi.e
D seeding g. tie Camden Branch. \
'gci.'. tam WITH tie engine called Barn
wca VA. on its va, up TO Columbia 49,
The rrsnlng vas very f,rgy. Tho la,
named cnr.n" had passed the Camden 4 w
and was abou, midway between that ,lac.
sid 'aisien.' when tn engineer. e a.,
larnSvll aui llfsnch,i.le discovered each
other. app'oa.h. The fog lad prevented
az earlier dIs oycfs aud When il was made
II vas to- late t. lrc,o nj collision. Tic
engineer of the Branch, lie thcn ,romr,c, 4
g. reverse Tie course u his cueinc. bu, she
would rot Weld
l'crcci,ing ,hc colli-i n inevitable, tic
,ugirccrs and some e the others lump,d
oycJ The bank, anl thus saved tbcmsc',cs
TIC box ears. coutaiuinc The workmcn.
duNen hy tie BfdnchrtHc then caloo N
cpntac, with the HarnrcH aud were liter
ally crush,d. splinfcrci H. this collision
several we're drcadfully wounded. manelcd
AID ctu,hcl Tho ErGrchrWe hy ,hi,
conclusion was thcn started back. uhc
engineer. As stated above. having previously
reversed Der. aud Having no Que 10 control
her ~ let of the steam, she run up tic
road nj a fearful rate, until che ca,uc in
contact Nth the Frankh., occasioning the
SERIOUS injury OF many others The entire
number Of the wounded, as counted ~ scv.
ctnl persons, was fifteen Three ~ four 81
thc,c 1t is though, c:I,not survive. then
.und- bong o,thc most soIious hind o.
the other. one has lost a lcs, che rhy,ic-
Ians had ampu,stod it, aud the extent OF
the inlur, 10 some /, Was difficult 80 soon 1,
ascertain
The Columbia train on AMY, Ing at e.,
scene oi Disaster took the wounded back L.
Gad-dcr. where medical a,d was prompt,
rendered them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
[ Inc Crntlnf J

III VTWHTH'
uTis fact. II tho recomrn~ ndaiiohs are
j true relative To this medicine. they cure
all the diseases that hr.h IA heir to- Their.
i on" thing true Of them. and that -. they
ave the genuine article Tho formula wss
discovered IN tia, ravo on Pico. md Trans
la'si hv thai vr'v learned aud truth .,clling
genius. We uusi those persons who have
been selling the spuTiou, article oil now
quu The genuine are only Tor sale b,
"a BiKt 4 MASON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Isos CWtmt.nrs. i<uev wofo ~
eei'cd IN ihn Guy ,es day rom chshua.
bgs DAT 4 ION, "a ds,, sa,f thc d,far
ufc Of Co pal ehans Command rom
,hsi city 1h,y wrfc lfou.hl by Vic
webb ~ho ,s'1fnci ty way - L. i'as,o
and Santa Re Al sloor ne ioor. tc-
tween Ctihushu, ami Santa u. he wa
'ail, u I-n nnhoUt n,oltaauon ifom
NE onis,ns
The lc,ics fcr'ts'n' ever, ihiu. o, Gui
II NJ thihushua the cluIns who lid
fed stihc entrance ci our srnV lad 70
,oo.vi TO Their hcmc. sni ifai, WAs,um
nencfng under nj arrangement made "
he m'tchaui. Wih thc u,fc 'aut.ltHics
afcf col l'm,han lt Dy tas ucr,
,hc Ameican msretins ssIocd 80 IA,
such custom house la',aas No,o pad 1,
thc Nc,icaus. RuI ,hc auihoru,,s. on th,u
pat. guaranteed lhc satisfy ci tac I,isoni
aud vfolsfy of o.. uf fchauls
TIC NDicnu. are. ult'fc.tthc Amer
icnrs~iil graft oftcn-c 'ni ,Nlhiy an
It was hcl'i tha, ,,'rs all eooi' amount
ing 10 mll,ion Of doliSts worth, VIII
!hc AMY -niotcJ Chhuahun, wouI go,
Lc effected iho I,u.is complain o' lh, c,
cooling ha.lc wih wh,cV The d'rauuro g
The Am'fcnn ttuors was elect d, ani VA
dangers ~ wtrh lh,s conluc, lch ih,u
oA,usd ~ Loas Rep LOFTY -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
LATEST NEWS.
MIG MY IMPORTANT
MEXICAN NEWS.

Propositions for Ieace-t Xasruner,
'o"s,cf atm, National bridge 49, D,'cdf
~ a., NJ ican. iriik osc AHnarr~i rsa
NV a,hoa and rosadoi-- The In~~,
b,'edicG al La.pya - Later from crn.
Soh Coiamiss'cncrs appointed ,,
No,co g. wscf W. Iri1.
The steamer Orleans la. arrived fr,rn
Vera Cruz at New Orleans.
An express had arrived from ruclla Jul,
al, announcing the appointment, BY N,xlco
~ Cosn1ss-,oocss a. ts~ct NJ Trist IN thc
i,h
Santa Anna was supp,sed t. ,. ia favor
81 peace
Thc strength Of tie Peace part, ~
Me,iro give, ASSURANCE, 81 ~ama Anna ;
assent to tie proposition for pcNcc
The express found Gen Caivallal.r aud
las force a, Pcrotc. They were To- march on
tho ON t. loin Gen Scott
Cd. u, Hus'cs who went ou, from Tam
lico e. see What had bccomc %, the \mct..
IAN prisoners. on their way TO- Tamiico.
had contest with the VI ,ican. ani i rr-
ported I, have killed. enc hundred and NIT,
forces
On the 18th instant. Gcu. Pierce len
Vera Cruz With two thousand nv, hundred
men.
The, engaged tie Mcxi,ans near tie
National Bridcc. who were about four
thousand strong. Nour hundred our rcp.t
say bat IL must mean four thousand. and
defeated them with the loss Of about $50
killed anl wounded
Gen Pierce, after this. returned to Vera
Cruz for rc.iniorcomcnts.
Gen. SCOTT ~as still at puchla
gems. Calwalalcr and Pillow were "a,
pcro,c.
The McNirans had been defeated at La
hcya. This place is between rcrotc aud
Jalara
Colonel De Eusscy wa attacked lbs on,
thousand aud two hundred NcAicans at
ilucluaiia. AND surrounded and placed in
great pcill but hc cut hi. Wa, ,lnoush the
enemy, with the lo,s oil ~ killed and Ia
wounded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

nv ~ rlen-- rHobtlAs through m.-'ske.
w from Ne ifsnkln iioisi - S,iutfs,
AT. az "'effnai 81 ~ Lillo~ing descfip
ION, H.. fun, 1on s,k. r!sid lninss
ihfce lr'gk,s co. eui,fle. orc on insid.. ~
t'i r. sf. .umc ol thc tu'ions % TIE ugh,
80. stsni oui l1ilc. he cuHs TUNED up
on NC oni.1, NN,cttt n,s, ta.e nk.n
saii soii unrcn'iNnsll, and ,h,ough misaks
loo ono irN. ~ui please '.infn snA n,hg.
PUTNAM 4 URNNNI
Ruihri. 'u- e? 80 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Siaie Of te'u".f lE II '-mcbc'rd
D,.n,c, OF Famh"en. u)ihst q, q ptobs,e
touu holden Al tssileton ~ and Tor ss,d
district on The 9Th d., oi June, a. u. lst7.
Dante tioio"i, administrator oi tho ss,s's
81 DAVID Neitham, late al Henson Ia ss,d
disitlc', deceased, ha,in. made Application
TO sad count to- extend the time, heretofore
limited, II, months iof IA. payment al Ito
debts against sand estate.
It's otdosd by saii cpvu that saii spp,i
,atirn b- head and decided u, a session
thereof ~ he hold at tss,le,on aforesaid, on
the I2th dav OF August neat. and tia, nUi,,c
be gwen ~ all persons interested. OF tho
une aud place al hearing, nv pubhcsnon
81 this order three weeks succes.nelN D"
M" Rutland Herald = newspaper piin'rd
at Rutland, previous tn -a'j Tune At hearing.
- AIMO< WARNER. Judge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

RonniRY A Mr. Peppers from Dos
ton, Ma. arrived a, Pike Go. III on a
,ls, to his s.,"f few days since Tie
had wlh him 27l0 dola,s IN money -
On last Monday morning no was hunting
squirrels IN rnylnc near The town u Bar
ic, when N he a, Of LOADING has gun, he
saw black man approaching him. When
the fellow came upio Mr. Peppers, wnhou,
saying n word, be- began 10 CT him with a
ltrre knife the drssuokc passed through
hs coat collar, bteas. OF his Goa, and waist.
coat. md laceralcd hs bfoas, very much
A scuill" then onsutd IN which Mr. l.. re-
c,tved a cat IN each check, one IN each
sIo, on each thish, one arm was Gu, to the
tone, aud tho sLn was cut across the ab.
domcn M. i a, length kicked hls as
,allin, 20 the stomach, which icil,d HIM.
M i was about 10 despatch the william,
WHOM 10 gave whistle, which orou,h, n
white man to h,s assistance A. IA, f How
came up De- struck Mr. i. over The head
iNirc Nlh suck, which lll h.u scnse-
les on -hc ground, who're he romalncH
from ! / O'Clock, Monday morning. unnl
1ues1,v morning, before no was able 10
crawl 10 VI. sis;er's, some three fourhs OF n
M r. distant
MIR rs ficnls repaired to the spot
where the attack was made. and there found
his gun. pochubook, hall dollar, ~ o
cents, aud his wais,coa,. Which had been
ca, from his person Nt j. will recover
The black man was n white one painted
bach The villains secured Mr. p's mon
~ and have NJ, since been heard Of
Is, Louis Cn,on, ju!y is.h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
Al ("TIO\ SALE.

ID ynoo oi Execution. Do %, hauis f.'
I)coae,..n. J vl.l 80. atrrb.is ,cnfac, at
tie village O.. ,,N'inn. on l'nsas aud Sal.
urosy. TIE ,.h sni IN dh', of ArguN "
- sIiensye sssGf ncai 90 h.tlDuily made
BOOTS 4 SuOE~
Of osefi vaueiy and sNle 4 50 .nle an
Upfef leather oak aGt t.mloos ialtct. ais
csli AMI hnlns 'Ains, hs's,,sps rc.', maze
clolhing, tea, soap, iobaccD. @c Dealers
., the above uameJ aft!cl.s - 49, m
attend tAi. ssle, s shal p"sifiy.' seil ne
enufe SOC. winch u .arrt) 10 TIE h.he.'
tidter wiihOgf
" b coLBuRN. Dcr shcrIa
iur l-t-
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IMPORTANT TO ENGINEERS


IMPORTANT TO ENGINEERS,
CONTRACTORS A SURVEYORS
Pocket Tat,, Bool Nv J ~ S.,,tn.,
4 NJ 2Gi pacc,. ~ mo. TUX B,ndn.g
,oiih cum Fdgc Pub shed bv nrvri,o
ros a S,v.os. 30 Peal 81. New iof.
EliE above work comprise. Logsurh,n,
oi Numbers. Log,iiihmir Sins- 4 Tan
A'ais Nstur,l : .nos and Natural Tsngsnts.
We Traverse Table. ard . fall and ",t~nsisc
~, ot tables. sNh,biI"g Al one view tin Autn
be, IT cubic yard, roniainsd IA any snibahA
men, OF euiung and ioi any base or .iGpo Of
sides ususl ~ practice. Bes,dss these a..
sen,isl tables the work cofnprIs~s 30 pages
more ri Msnsufsuon tables weights " Iron
strength ol materials. formulas diagrams g.
tot l,ying GOT Railroads, Canals aud Curve.
much oi ~hich h,snevet bef,t~ been Offered
10 the puhllc. and all Indispensable 10 ihctn
pinee- THIS bopt val pfoyo ffcsi SAVING
81 TINS, snd vii .nibl, tao ue~ h~2inpst To-
iurn ia resnlls ss accurately aud "iih muo /,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

\ A,le az. walking H. tie o.mesry Of
pcrelAeis ~, Al Pam and reading one a.
;ef another the Frauses uPrn the tub, =
,ho.e ~ho .leit beneath suddenly Ell
CLAIMED ] VOC les vhore to- bury al ise
,.a.efs'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04
cot NTY CONNE\TION.

The Whi., Of Rutland County are invited
10 meet il County cpascuiinn II the Count
House in Rutland on the lth day o' August
next. a. 10 o'ciock 4, ". TT the purpose ni
nominating n iickr, for County senator.
and to transact surh Other hu- lpcss 2, nav
come before tn Convention.
JpuN \ CosANr.
- l.. C,Iii>, Tow'y
Go. e. Nal. Commute
JAc.n EpGI 1oN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-04

Tmr OLD Tow Con.
MraicAN WHios, &c Dung the
lasl war the old fcderalis's denounced the
Whole proceeI'ncs-and abused Jane.
Madison and his friends wl,hou, measure
The war was then unjust, unnecessary and
wicked They DID prccisci, what their E.
quivalcn's, The wings oilhe present day 10
They denounced Madison n usurpcf aud
lyran, rs the Wing. 10 Pol. they denounc.
I'd his administration as weak and imbccllc
as the " hlgs do Folks Loa Dem.
The do, TIA, because ono war was Just.
therefore all are just, or because the war
OF 1872 was nga,, therefore tina, Of 1916 is
right SCENE to DC the highest nirh, OF log.
&c d which The supporters of the prescn,
war arc capable Eul as they seem to de-.
ishl IA ihs kind Of analosieal reasoning
let Us indulge III them,
The fodcrals,s were in favor Of nation.
al dbl, The present war parry are aeon.
lang one RAPIDLY and r,Joree ali over the
Union when they can accomplish loan
Of eighteen OF twenty III Hons The Fed
cral patty were IA favor Of .,ani'og ~.
my the rroscn, war party have croa',d
the li'c i army N this country ever had,
although We NJ. at war wish the veal Is,
sncmy we ever had
In 1872. Virginia supported Mr. Mad.
son ln,he war. In lsid stc IL ngains,
Mr. Po,k
H. I-l2 South Caroilra WIS m favor
Of Mad son aud lho waf In SO She !,
oppos, TO Mf. Polk and his waf
Ia !-i-, konlooAy was m favor Of Mr.
Madison aud The war In 1916, she 10 OF.
posed 10 Polk and b.. war
IT, 1872, New York, i'onnsy lvnn'a aud
OHIO were 10 favor OF The war IN 1916
they arc n.ains 4 Have these S.a,os. al
republican licn become + deal nov Il
Devotion 10 ihis nal - The ties. II denoera
~. tia, arlcio must h. .e'iing very scarce
" here does u prevail m New Hampshire
aui limos, The only state. which The Al
mlaIaion ha, been suceoss.ol s,nct ths war
Ieesn - Louisrii.e JonrHei