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II The corner stone of the U. s. Dry Dock at
Brooklyn vii be laid in few days. with appropriate
cerernniea
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I'D. WHEELER,
n Commissiouer for the states q VIEW oA
and CONNECTICUT. Tsmmanv Hall XII
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T We learn from the TeleyraPhic Dispatch OF
Of the Philadelphia North American Of yesterday thH
Hon DANIEL WEssrKS passed through Freder1ekH
burg Va on Wednesday afternoon about O'Clock ~
rsaas for the South
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Legislature OF New-York. ...styrs1rrsru wrrs

Liquidation riiiozf Erpiaa6foa-Frss Baak Elscrioss
bal-DaHsrIls Bank dfasr- IErrPiks aud Pla~k
Roads C0rDora,ious-C olci iafioH Cg4rts-Nsr, Yeyt
Guy Milsfia Bll-CeHals IrzD-grsn>Rf Bils-ssa
BAifney on a Railroad 10 O-sS0r.
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.vw.YOKK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

gray LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
~'..,.s every SATURDAY MoRNse, al the low prlce
~ osr snnu IN advance. 10 copies for SIS, or 20
.ores for sZ4.
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~ Letters and Newspapers by the Steamer
CAMBRIA will be received he Foreign Sh Letter Of
Ace OF The Tribune till 81 minutes 10 O'clock r. NJ on
Friday The S0th inst The inland POSTAGE on all eltsr
and papers must be prepaid 10 Boston A2s
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MIssISG.-Mr. David Hineson, carpenter, OF VIII
Hsmsbursh has not been since last Friday night
and his friends fear that some accident may have be-
fallen him.
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PARK on FORT GREEsE.-It is said that there
1, doub, as to whether this Park will be obtained after
all. Some members OF the Common Council oppose il
with yehemence.
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NOTICE-BRADNRR co. h.ys 800 's - Coo.
Houss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
I\NALuABl.EFAMIIY COMPAN
ION.

SIX Lectures on the uses Of the Lungs.
- Causes, Prevention and Cure Of Com
sumption. asthma and diseases of the lIesu.
On the Laws OF Longevity, and mode OF
preserving male and female health, symme.
try aud beauty exposing causes and cure
Of those disc asses That produce consumption
OF shorten ile, rs affection Of the skin,spine,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, Scrohu.
IA. Piles. Grsvel and Female Complaints -
Its ru'cs, easy. ptacilcal, and pure form a
a guide 10 icfl'ci health and long life. -
engraving, Bet pages. 90 cents. Postage
. - cents By >AMrfLS ;. frcn, 4. NJ,
N. D., al '07, Broadway. y Y
ANY pcnon remllllng h'y cents free, vii
receive one copy by mail, 10 any pan. ! lie
trade Supplied siyeCw
Feb l-i-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
PENSION AGENCY

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS.
And iG,ss offending Pensions 10 Cii,,n ~
oridiH cases.
NllE subscriber. having been ior long
l. time engaged In investigating elaine
Tor pensions, arrears OF pensions, boun',
lands Communication Of half pay, arrears 81
military pay &c. dc.-and having all tho
Laws, Forms. and Regulations, from 10
Pension Office is therefore prepared to aid
vigorously and promptly, nj i,s own rsk and
expense without fee or reward when unsuc'
cessiul,) all applications for pensions, IN 10
following cases,
lst. Where claim has been rejected -
suspended TOT further proof.
ID Where a Pensioner, living OF dead, 10
or was supposed 10 be entitled 10 lafsu
pension than was awarded.
81. Where a revolutionary officer ot sol
dicr ~ now living or has died since 81 oi
March is3l,-ot where having served duuug
the war, IN the Continental establishment,
he has died since 81 of March. 1870.
Ith Where widow married previous
the expiration OF her husbands last term ~
service, ~ now alive, or has died Since IN
Of July. 1886
9th. Who're widAw married previous 20
Che ls' OF January 1874, Is now alive, 81 tss
,undcr certain trcumstances) died since 7sh
Joy, 1875
9Th. Where widow has been NAMED
more than once aud - now widow, or las
died a widow since 20 August 1872
stlt. Claims OF every description, for ar
rear, Of Pension, due the heirs Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and failed
10 obtain Pensions, need not despair # they
trust their case to hts hands AZ he has oh.
tanned pensions ia many cases where they
had been gwen up AZ entirely hopeless, after
repeated unsuccessful efforts lie no, only
deyoies hls whole time and attention 10 tbs
business, personally. bat has tho ssslNsnco
Of an agent who has been engaged Ia the bu-
slncss for fifteen or twenty years and who
VISITS Washington several times yeaf.wiIh
an the principal Offices offecofds. uf the ser.
wees Of Revolutionary soldiers, VIZ Boston.
tuncofd, Montpelier. Hartford. Newport.
Trenton. llafnsburgh, Philadelphia, hew
York and albany, where he has access 20
the old Rolls aud Recor,s-and having &C.
cess 90 numeious private Rolls. -, IA many
Instances, enabled 10 establish claims. where
agents with less hclliie, fof inyesugsuus
them fan Of obtaining what Is Justly due.
lie wishes 10 be distinctly understood,
that lie iuresigaies all clam, at has own
flsk, without any compensation ~hsiete'
where unsucccssful, aud that no claim W.
be considered hopeless where penslon -
justly due.
IrBs, varied according 10 the nature and
extent of the service, rendered, and he .
mount OF the claim rscOsefed. Al lhoS
Who surpnse they have claims, Vii, On srnt-
iag q sisiemeni o: facts 10 the sub.cIbrf 10
informed without charge whether Of not lh'f
dams are vel founded.
unereepuonaLle references gwen 4 re-
quo.ted.
Letters Of inquiry or spphcslions~ u meet
With prompt attention, n addressed (pos!
PAID 10 the subscnbsr. ct Ro',, Wayrs -.
~ y 40 lon) WILLIS G. WhDP
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS, a
WOOL. GROWERS GENERALLY.

fINiE subscribers having commenced the
j business of manufacturing W oplenC inihs
a, tie old stand IA l!y de,i.ie Cormefy Gas
i.eion Mils) are nov ready 10 rsceNe wool
tn work on shares OF by the yard They also
Intend to keep on hant Gasslmeres Of most
ooiors and qTs,iiie,, also superior siyle Of
Overcoming. together with PLAIN tlOlhs and
Tianur.s. all at winch thew wiii exchange
for Fleece or Pulled Wool, pel,s OF logs, on
tho most Reasonable terms.
Their machinery IL ell entirely new, and
ihcy have been 10 great expense IA pfocuflhg
that Of i,,c best and most approved sihds nOa
m use. and they have h'ied u up N the best
condition Tor dong the work Their isciIi-.
ties. combined win their long eiserenoe &
PRACTICAL know ledge. - such that they are
Iou6rent ihey cannot he surpassed by any
establishment 81 tie Kind ihls side Of the
Green mountains. Those Who have wool 10
work OF erobsnge are invited 10 call
A. kILbcRS a son,
fiyts,iil. Nav -. isc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
CIRN IN8V2AMcE.

FARMERS INSURANCE Company.
A. o,snrii.,, WasAisgiea CO. y y.
I',-bvcr five Millions insured IN two
year, aud no Assessments. -
rms Company CONNIE need dong husi
10 on Their r'csrn, improved .N-icn
u Oh. Isih d., ct May. rib. suce whith
lmc Ne, have insuied ptoierv. most, 10
ne states OF New Nofk and Vermont. io hc
amount Of over Iit, N,l,eas y uliS',.
Nat, made ~ ssscSsmcits, anl had 90 ne
ih ol Jaanar, las' past. ihc date ol ihc lssl
tyor. sJ-.3.'r. arsr pa,iug all losses sud
riyors.s. ADD TIC business constantly AZ
u,a~.fs --hesitos large amour, ~ rienii'
~ notes.
IM- Company viii n,iiu.utr s'ufts. gu"
mills. cotton ADD wonicn iat'rfi's, nadine
". c,iluc, makef'., ioinct's. cooprrs black'
,urhs ,hnr.. 90 hu,ldiuss situated m blocks
90 tNpu.rd parts oi villages and 90 10 ''-'
Nal tue fomIau, insure more than s-ooo
10 one r.qur. Niiiiu 10 rods
40, ,ct.on insui,d may At any iime sur
render Als rplt,y and have the sime can
t,ll.t
All persons insured anl sustaining loss ~
iam,gr l., hrc. Wi hc pad IN four mohlhs
ancf due notice ,rd prp"i thereof m,dc h'
the insured IA ~oniufniiy Ia The CONDITIONS
annexed to Ne Policy. (which may be sent
Nv ntD In case al any difference OF disa.
pteomen, arising between tie Company and
an, person .us,aining loss, the same NAV he
suhntiici and determined ~ ALTERATION ~
tie county where tie loss happened, at ihe
elect ton ofihe insured. bv three disinieiest'
ed atb,ira,ors, to lie mutually chosen 10y tie
insured and the COMPANY.
Rcmiitance~ Tor all losses in tie counties
of Rutland. Windsor. Addison and Ben
uinptnn, Will 100 MADE. II desired, through
,rhei of lhe Banas of Poulincv. Rutland
Black River, Niddirhurv. OF Manchester.
For further Information. reference Is made
to the sevetll agents IA every county IN The
State OF Vermont, who are authorised, Va take
applications tuI Insurance, and the Compa'
ny viii be responsible for all surveys made
by OF under the PERSONAL direction Of then
agents. aud Who 1t Is expected will call or
tie farmers ccnerall, at then residences and
receive applications.
AGENTS.
Eennncion County, John McN,ugh'on
Alouzo Fo,. J NJ Hall. J T.. McNauehion
Windsor counfp--D Daniel A. Head, Step
hams Sirarns, Ephtalm Rice, J. f.. Nc
Na,e CLIFTON.
Ruiland Co.-John McNauehion, Aarof
Il. Vail, Spencer Green, Oiiii AUels.
Addi,on Go lanes : Miner. Henry :
Gale, Edwin H. Douglas Sicphams Siearns
HENRY BuI.kLEY, President.
ARciI Blsuor, Secretary.
Granville, y. y, May /, 1917. coon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
A SHOOTING EXPLOIT OF siiER
4.


Ter shs'tisu o.,s to i,'i 'c'y io'
srs sgsi4. .u.,.if allch at shaI axe
Icsve 10 Ysni,
u. ~H, r,srr Iri t'h'at
Brntsna. ~ rAil - Ilhu''sat. ti'd %, Gay
poe del ou ,hoo w. icuiior t'i'"'
ihu'n " D ouiv hid AID gur 90 '.P'.
tnl ynsittc.i L, CON al " 'if
a., ,p8u MAJ bsI--ih, blfd, I " ST. ''f
H. ID, coarse o. o., aslk w. r,s''i ihio
q farm ,ail ~ a., ifcu q Do hfmh ="
VAS gf.,n. N she c,nlie q w'rh 49, y
pod " 'h. pond v,fc docks in'umfa
tie ,aifnulnc al dltifr 'u.fs Nii't'
bank, uov'y eforpH cal'4f'o - sn'
pen rar'ir'. I,cAing afi tf'd'c 80 "''
net IA, i,aB|ng Over he haich G.. we AZ"
Which stood asat tuo eo'ss's ca -, 'l'c O
lserc.n
Tom hated 20 G. home wuh an 'rry
beg aud ha,irg faded N h' n'nrl' ~
hiehcr game II s,uek him as A, good pike
10 ri.sui. TIE ,rp'or, Of De Jay, himself
~ ord,r 70 pf,,,n, any body tlse ~ dong
a ~ him ari ., though TO 20 cary home
,crsin nomh.r Of iho dom'''4c nhal'.
iauu Ct ,hc roni uDi ~ sicinry, would
serv, 'he purpose admirably Accofdios
|, up hc rors 81 she llfmcr and access
im,cty ciuNy.
Ny good h,cni 'ays Tom ! u make
,ou ga chcf
90 nhaf say, tie iafm'f
.Whv fcrl,. Tom ! have been out nli
lay hrriny afcr birds. and ta,'n, had
- uaN bo,h my tstfcls, me load'd,
4 4 oil. al "a Al
shaligi,, you TO let nc ha'c snoi VIII
each tarfcl o, those duck. AMI fowls, !
,,snJ.t- L,rc aud 10 have ~ha,c'or sbai1
Llri
VIVA, sor Of a shot nrc you, saii The
farmer
.Faiu.h.' sad Tom, finish
And IL have uIl you I'LL 2 SAD he lar
u,f.
.E,aelly Co. said Tom
.Ualfa guinea sa'd the farmer
That's too much .oIi Tom, 'lll tell
you VIA, III d. ! II give YOU n seven
shilling liocc which hnrp'ns TO be oil the
morcy have N my poct''
W,ll hanl 1t oyct' ,aii tie man.
The rnym,nl vas made Tom true 10
lis bargain took li.posl b, ,bc barn door,
md 1T ny vih one iau'l AMI then whh
the olh,r ana ~ h Qnck nr, aui splash.
,oe. anl screaming aud furcrinc, had new
e lc,n sc,nin that pllc, lc'or"
Away r1n 1um. nni j !cl''i n, his
success. p,cLA Gp frr n hen anl then a
chicken, ,hon h.h'i out DYING dock or
two. and 90 on tll h. numbered usht head
ofdlmcsuc game, w.h which his bag was
molly d,s',ud,d
These were rsLi good shots, SAID the
limor
.I,s. sad Tom ',lghtduchs nni fowls
M, more than YOU tifr,in'd Tor old fl.
low worth rather more than seven shil.
lncs'
WV ,os. said y man, searching lIs
head. | think they bout via, do care
iof lhul-, hcy are none of mine
Hoe, SAID Tom. I was for once in my
lie boalcn, ma made oh as iis,ns could
for i,nf he rgit owner 81 ny game might
lis rlponrancc--noi bat that ! coali have
gwen The + How ,tl, took me IN seven
umos ms much as ! DID lor hls cunning AMI
cooln,s,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01


Asthma Flaiulencv.
Bilious Complaints, Fuor Albu, or Whites
Boils, Gastric Fever,
Bowels. dehcien ac- Green Sickness,
ton IN. Gripes,
Breas, Pang, Her, burn,
Catarrh Headache,
Constipation, Mysteries.
Cough OF Pregnancy, lnconiinence OF Urlne,
Cos'lyeness. Indigestion.
DairhH,. lnilam,ioIn OF the Vital
Difficult, breathing. Parts,
Dyspepsia lnnimalIon OF stom-
Dyspepsia Consump- ach.
ton Jaundlcr.
Digestion imperfect. Liver complaint,
Determination Of blo'dI Low spirits.
10 the head, Mensirnstion suppress
Ear Ache, sed OF painful
Erysipelas, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Feier-l ow Nervous. RLeumatism,
Intermittent, Remit Siomaci. varou, DIS
tent, eases,
Fever and Ague, WLi'os,
In all billion, or chrome disorders. ilese
pills achieve the moot wonderful triumph. -
Here ihcy defy competition. And a, the
susrcpubil'y of the American Constitution
a. these diseases, ihey are aplly styled by
some,
The PILL OF THE NEW WORLD
Tie wonderful efficacy IA these complaints
suses from Their power ia olen TIE rof's
oea-e aud strengthen tie stomach ani bow
els max. tie ufine flow heallhpliy and
clcsr. and give tone and strength 10 the
system.
/, 4, impossible within he limit, Of an OF.
binary sdyeflisemeni, 10 gNe tie reader
tie reasons Tor the most ettraordinaU sue.
cess and spread Of these pills Bot reason.
do esisi.whlch have abundsnlly satisfied the
minds OF thousand. 10 this conntry and a.
mouS .ti1cm the accomplished Physcisns,
J'ii.s, 'lefgNmen, ADD prvale cltixens.
male aud lenrlc
CJ-Numbefless certificate. of the wonder
fol efficacy fihsse Pills NIGH, be pfesent'
ed, bot csrlhcsle ~ these days ~ scarcely
worth The paper on which At Is pfihted. 4
lew extracts from the CORES pondence Uf the
company, Will however 10 now gwen.
FKoN lsniAsA.
"feur enterprise IN the sn'efprise OF the
'V. Ito magnitude ~ sHon,sh ,ls org
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01

THIS ma, certify mat have this DAY, ev
90 nv son. Alnus u Adams his Time
dvnae the remainder Of minority, and shall
psy M debts OF hrs co0useior, nor clam
any OF hrs ~sGes shcr this date
LEONARD ADAMS,
shsfburns, Asg :. isr -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
SPECIAL. NOTICE IN

T~ eitrsorcihs' Grasffslerg F,llswhich
are achieving unparalleled iiuml,h, N Va
nous Neonons OF Itls counir,, are now ~.
uoduoed into this sieini,y. let every siol
psrs"n read the advertisement Of the Gfsef
snberg Company. which Will 10 FOND IN an
sihsr column
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01

no ,hr lion Probate Cont iof HE ci,irict
oi ,irhs,cu
Z,m,i Howe, OF Cssilct6n, IN said distinct,
cus,disn Of Jason Dudley. now residing ~
Chester. IN the county Of Warfcn, STATE Of
New York. represents to said Court. that the
sand jason Dudley s,'.2ei Ia Tee of one
Undivided fourteenth part OF The following
desrIiicd fcal.sisie, tn VT. one PIE boun-
died 90 the souih by the norih i.ne 81 the
town Of Poul,nes M the county oil Rutland,
.n tie west b, lands of lisivcy Hawkins,
GA the north l., the highway leading from
ssd Hawkins To Casileiun village, and oh
ihc east b, lands OF Samuel Hawkins, and
tie highway leading ron SAID samuel
lI.vkins south 10 Pouliury. Also one piece
uf l,nd bounded on the south ~ The highway
ltsi above dcsCui,d. west hv lands al Bar
mum H. SANFORD, and on the moth and east
Ly lands of Oi,er Paterson. both 81 the SAID
pieces Of land hlng and tclug In Casileiun
aforesaid which land ~ iir unbcred Nv the
Dover al RJih 4. Dudley, widow 81 Eph-
RAIN Dudlev. la'c OF Cas,leton Aforesaid,
deceased. aud tie SAID guirdlin luiih,r rep
resents t. said Court. hat i viii " co..du-
eve To- tie interest Of his said ward. to sell
the SAID real estate iot the purpose OF putting
tie proceeds thereof al ,nicrest OF investing
1t ~ stock. OF ia real estate.
The SAID guardian therefore pta,s said
Culu To GRAFT Inn license to sell sand real
estate. m, mdiug the interest Of He sad
ward. ia tie Icvcrslon al tie SAID widows
dover "a HE premises. pursuant Ia tie pro-
vision of the statute IN such case made add
prov ded. XiMRl HOWE.
GUARDIAN ni Jason Daley.
tur, =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
sr\TE or vERMoNT,lRE it II
4 A D y ~

STATE OF vERMONT,RE it re
D,,uc, Of faih,en, - m"mhcr.
ed lh,i alta Probate Count holden al Castle
ton IN and for said district on thc I1ih day
ot June. 4. u i-1.
The foregoing Application being presented
,os,il, Cour', II j. ordered Mai all persons
concerned be notified To- appear before sad
Court. al the session thereof 20 he holden AZ
Cas,lcton Aforesaid, on the sll day ui Sept.
newt, to show cause, II any exist, why the
power AMI auihorl', requested ~ said appli-
cation should not bc granted. And for his
purpose. 1t Is further ordered that copy OF
the record OF this order be published three
weeks suoccssivcly IN the Rutland Herald. a
newapaper printed at Rutland, all of which
publications shall he previou, ,T said lime
appointed for hearing
A!.NON WARNER. Jpdgc.
A true copy Of Record
% ALMON WARNER. Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
A GOOD RE ASON.

NJ !, I.,nr,ric and NJ DE Mon,audc,
both atkably ugly men, quarr,lled and
challcng'd one nooihr. Arrived at the
plce Of meeting, NJ de L,ngcrrs slares
bis adversary IN the face and says
I have Jus, rtncc,'d--l can, fight you.
With tins be rournci The sword back
into the scahbari
How, SIR what dooihis meant
II means tia, shall not fight
What, You insult ne, att refuse 10 gre
me sllslacuYnJ
~ have n.u'iod you, ! ak a thousand
rardons byN+ have nm insurmouniablc
Las n Tor not heh;ng Nnh YOU
Bu, SIR. may one know ~
1t will ohcod you
no SIR
You assure me
Ie, ! assure Won
We'll. err, this Is II II We fight, accord.
ne 10 all nppearancos shall hill you, and
then shall rcmaln the Us 81 man IN the
kingdom
HIS adversary could NJ, help laughing,
nrd they reformed TO tie chy coed friends
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
Printed (NlirOrS.

Their present stock consists OF nearly one
Mousand packages, embracing some thou
san Is ui different pal,et, and colorinps, and
comprising every thing desirable N the line,
both Foreien and Domcsii,.-all ui which
are Offered for sale 10y the Package ~ Piece,
for Cash or short C,cit, at the very lowest
prices.
UPPrinlcd lists Of prices. corrected from
day IL day, with every variation IN the mar
ket, are placed IN tie hands of buyers.
LEE. JIDSO\ q LEE
p S.-B. +. LEE, formerly Of the finn
Of Lord 4 Lees, and late senior partner IN
the original firm OF Lee and Brewster, from
which connection he Withdrew some lime
ago. has resumed business in connection
wnh Nessrs Lee & Judson, under tie firm
Of I,r. J, dson & Irv, and he ventures 10
assure his friends and the public, that the
new firm will maintain the same pre.eml-
nencc IN m, bra7ch of trade. which formerly
distinguished the other Two houses 10 which
he belonged. 21.im
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01

a mason speaking Of the difficulties of
making cellar rather deeper than I, is u
sual % have ih,m was answcI,j by the
owner OF ihe property, iha, he could have
!, ne dofp as be pleased. Tor hc owned all
the way through This remark Is on par
with the Freedman. who buih a four ST
~ house, adjoining his neghbofs two ST.
~, house ii'ng on ihe'rooi, Of their ros-
pcclsc houses one day the one on Ne low
house cried out 10 the Other. 'Whai 'or you
huili soh,eh ,aro, 70 which the F"nch'
man replied dc ground ceS rGrai stedP
sp here
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

SFVE2AL Weston f.fms. iiom 100 To
- 50o with house, barn, snd 10 acres
IN crops On each, Tor sale low Terms ol
pa,mrnteasy. OF Eastern property 'aken m
exchange Apply post p.ii) ia Gnrdon 4
60 - 4 80. Broad u New YORK, or 10 the
oitce OF the paper Got
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
WAR EllOrSE or
? :. : IT = 6 . II =
56 Cedar Street, New York.
Fall STYLES. 1917.

4 EE. JNDSON s LEE. Oa,c L,r &
1 4 JrpsoS.) occupy he spacious FIVE story
warehouse, No. 80 Cedar S'icct the ,rhoic
OF whictis devoted 10 the exhibition and sale
III il,n lc arfirlc If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-01
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
RuifNuf w.

VUylIE Undersigned would inform their
friend. and the public that they have
become the proprioior- "i 'his n'H ino~n
ard long ssfablisicd Uoicl. and are nov pre-
pared TO wait upon all Who may favor ihem
with their custom.
TLi. house, since II h,s come into the oc-
,u,,rcy. The subscribers, has been mate
nal, ,mprovrj IN its interior arrangements
new rooms aud new furniture addtd,-ahu
no reasonable expense has been spared to
make the guests of ne house comfortable
Auacled and connected ~uh ine house /,
a GOOD LIVERY ESTABllsllMINT, 'or
the accommodation Of strangers aud gentle
men waiting Rutland.
Visitors Tor and al fi,RrspoS SpEiScs
will also fad horses and carriages ., Oh
umes IN readiness to convey them to & fiom
the Springs " ~ Nm
II. BRYANT
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LEAD AND OIL.
INNlR ANlU.
lnpjsnD S1JOOOO.

CONTINUES to insure all Kinds Of proi ofiy rom
he loss OF damage b, IRE, on The most h,ois.
Die terms. Application MA, he made 10
nay J h. PAGE, Agent,
R1u,nd. March Q, ISL
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NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOW
And iGiss extending Pensions 10 OiA!5,n ~
ctridiH cases,
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-30
From the National Era.
Mankind's Champions.

How gloriously, from out the gloom of ages,
Flash the true beacon-lights of lofty souls
Cleaning still brighter, as Life's tempest RACES
Gliding the tide that to oblivion rolls.
Gracious, first martyr to the cause of reason
Still shall thy Thought each patriots heart inflame
Valiant Wat Tyler-it thine acts were treason,
Then may such treason gild each freeman's name!
Cromwell thou tyrant tanner slaves may hate thee,
Courtiers may all thy lofty traits deny
Courtiers and slaves did not could not create thee
Thou vert of mdnkind's CAUsE-whiCh shall not
die.
Lo there are Gracch even now among US
Tylers and Cromwels, IN the Peoples van
Lo there are beacOns which the Past has flung u.s.
Flaming upon the throbbing heart of man
We have behed an awful Hand nsCrbing
Jehovah's sentence on the walls of Wrong!
Past is The hour for mrth, and scorn, and jlbing-
Heavens balance weighs the Just against the Strong
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-30
The Old Church.

! stand beneath the forest drear,
A clear blue sky is DER my head;
The gnarled oak, with leaves all sere,
Looks down upon the sleeping dead.
The broken slab no record bears
OF those who lie the turf beneath,
Ard through the pines, mysterious airs
The winds of winter set m to breathe.
The lizard and the adder sleep
Beneath the cold and crumbling stone,
And ivy tendris, as they creep,
Seem uttering, "Alone-alOne ~
Alone ! the dreary wind replies;
Alone. the forest monarch grOans;
Alone ! the surgline streamlet signs;
Alone! re-echo dead mems bones!
Aye-all alone thou dreary pile!
Forsaken by the human throng,
Who once passed up thy hallowed aisle,
And praised our God in heavenly song,
The Owlet boots where holy priest
Bieathed strains of pious elOquence,
And minstered the sacred feast
To Christians bent in penitence.
The hell no longer calls to prayers,
Or blithely rings the nuptial peal
The worshippers-long sleep Is theirs
And death hath fxod the lovers seal.
The living linger round thy walls,
To hold communion with the dead,
And hear the spirit voice that calls
The wearied to calmer bed.