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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17
rIRD INSVRANC8.

rkNNi ISL kAN'I ipNfANh
A. s's.rL,. Nosiisrfe. % ' y
tj.Dycf hvc Millions insured N two
years and no Assessments =.
~ ~r ri.aa, conrror,d duIf. lu,i
f'. fn seer prescott ir.fntrt s'sien
c. 'i. Ash ca, ~ NAY. isls snos ~hifh
Nans '.'' have in,uf,d ifuler', mosnf 90
80 .sfe.oi Ns~ on sos N,fus0 Co. Zoe
su,.'t e ,,ti "a, vHes' ~ ietef,.
iste co. ie f.n a..esreti. an1 has cn i's
..h Ui isf1s', 80 rssi. 80 fsi, 90 thc ssi
f'por. go, 90. ahe' paving al io.ss. sn1
.pg,ss,s AL ne Nn.In,.s corsisnNs 10
1,a,fs ,sIssslsige amount o. ~,
lr rol.>
Iis t,mrsns " 90 not insure siots. er.l
mis- cotton end ~ooisn issoilss nsth irs
~ caiiusi mAt'fs, toinsts 'oul'fs black
snilihs shoys. of buildings sius'sd IN blo,A
ppu.rd p.r. i,illascs IA NO So"
~ ne iuursr, tnsure mote Than $4,000
300 ore 'i.qu. within 10 rods
"A, person in.otsd M, At at, Time svf
render Ai, foHr, and have the same can
te.isd
81 persons insnud anl Sustaining loss ~
damage ~ Ere. Wi bc pAid 90 tour months
stef due uuucc ari proof thereof made d,
iAe iu.ufs 10 -oniufmity To the conditions
snuetci 10 ihe Policy (which ma, he sent
~ nau) H. ,s" oi IT, difference Of dl,a.
grermcni silsing between ;hc tompsn, and
ar' person susistnlns loss. The same NAV be
..tmi.'d ani determined Nv arhlira,on m
r, county wh.fc the loss happened. al the
,rtuuu the insurct. bv three di,,n,eios,
81 afhttalct.. tn ho uliua.i, chosen hy the
insured srd ite ompsny
NcmiiAurc. iaf ,il losscs in ~" counties
~ huuaud. Nints.i. Addison and Hen
nirginn. vii hc maze. " tc-red. through
rliirt of the Banks ui PoUlinev. Rutland,
Back River, Niddi,hUr,. 81 Manchester
Iof fufihef Information, reference Is made
10 lhc several agents m every county ~ NJ,
state Of Vermont. Who are authorised 'o take
aiplitsfisns ioi Insurance. and the Comp,
~ Mi he responsible Tor all surveys made
b, or uuccr TIE personal direction OF ihei
agents and VITO u D.. expected VIII call 90
lie iafm.fs ctrcfsll, at ihcit residences an,
rc'ti's applications
AGENTS
Teun,aefou County John Me ,ughton
Alon1o fo,. J VI Hall T. Nc Naugh,on
liindsor County D,uiel \ Head. Step
hams S.arns, Ephtslm Rice, J. l.. Nc
Nargh,on.
Ruiland CO. John McNsupiion. Aaron
X. VAT, Spencer Green. oih Ausls
idd,'on Go ! lanes : Miner. Henry =
Gale, Edwin u Douglas S'cphams S,earns
HENKN Bi'LkLEY, President.
ArcH ni,uor. Secretary
Granville. \. y, MAY |, Isi7 90 On
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

~ ssfi.r Rs,tsiTss, so,f. ~li t-d -
l,f TIE Aciluu Of iils n'iicire u9on We
tlo,-i i tnslgs no ti.case Which ors
ina,s,s ne tlu-.d--saf ''..tr, trsu1 ~
, follow D,eyepss. lid. 'stDn. a. ''elf
m fe~ DAYS. use AZ az. medicine InAs
vehaa y ias Lsns' CO... =. toH'u', p''on
49,. 100 ever found f.h.f Ss'ofsia. nv
,s.ls,. Pl,,. Jnaar.,d TV,,--sll csused O.,
lnrufe tiood--~ % bud iils sfilc'c tie rem
Is, The system. ccmrIr:fN sciea rpou ~
N.s fwtfy 40 t.N.teN Iftirt 80 81 ice
% store. d. yDuitd as fesfnfct--as i'st-
aaI cui,wii noi follow -. ram of com
n."u conn ANS. ToiJtsntn ~ Ne H'd'i.
Sax Ueodefi,. I,i'hfg. &C. aic al 'he ~
sui ~ ne d.tsnSsmsni - tie s's"n atd
ihis Grfol I,,ior,r vii go ~"ft he
promise, torih 10 tie sds,iiis.u.eni. sic
bs.sd u,or the proof 81 ~hs, ~ he's doue IN
the ps., uur y,sn The wriiien i,stmnn,
oi one i,uu.snd agents ~ Canada the | ~.
ted states, Iuglsnd and South America. VI
III. possession Of the rtoTlic,or--s can he
seen l., al inic'e,ied-i. sutiiricnt de-
"a ts't.ion hat TT l. DO. i.,f ", I4tinc ,tti
ed,,,d 10 ne WotId Get %, pamphlet
aud ,,ud, ,he principal a, there lad dow u.
Of the method Of cure. Put CO ~ ihu,
ounce bottles. at two dollars. twelve ounce
=
st ounce. mote than two ANAL bottles -
Loos osiand mol get import bpon Every
bottle has ~ aughn's leg'tabl. Lnhon'tIp-
uc ltture" blown upon th. glass. tie "rit-
ten signature of 90 {. \sugLn' on tie
directions, and &c E. Vaughn, Buffalo,
stamped on the cork. None other ave gen
uine Prepared by DR. G. { Vaughn and
sold At the Principal Ohcc -, N,In street
F, u-a-l.., ~trhv,.i- s''t '..-.s - -''.'
+ nnr gwen Ia le,efs unless post paid --ordr'
,rgniat c0nsHfaf,d ts,nis tf,,prd pos
paid letters, of verbal Communications s"lic
une advice. promptly attended to, gtats
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale .
ihis article Ia? Nassau street. New Nor'
tl,, 29j Essex street, Salem, Mass and 10y
IA. prlncpsl Druggists Throughout, the I'm
ted States and Canada as advertised III il'
papers
Aor~rs--W. T. G. S,oddsrd. Clement 4
Idscumh. Rutland SCOT Iuminsnn. as
Teton J " Kelsey, Fauha,cn, l.. ilun'
travelling Agent. ~ "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

OF the Headache Of teu ,csfs vsncIug. ans
v Boo hsd 70 feguisrl, tttf, ~etk. 90 that
,oneiing oien tcos plsce
h.air,.. and Ear Achc ~. hslt-t Nth
ed I,cL li.ssuic sign Of disease IN
he system 10 have cold i,ei lie SAVE vii
core s,etv osse
H. stiofgls. frssipels.. ssi Rheum i.,.
~ compliant. sore ives Gums, sore throat
Btonchris. broken o. suIe Hfcss liie. all
Ihcs, diseases such a. Asthma. Oppression
Pam. also sote lIp.. ,h.pf ed Hands. lu-
nouu tuisneuus Efuyuon.. Nervous d..
ease, and Of the >pinc ,tcrc - viooAbly no
medicine nov Know 80 good.
iT'nI. II Is the best uing IN ihc world
iot Buns. (kcsd the directions afoUny the
bo,
Impl,, IN me Fac. na,,uitn, ,i,n rreu
,rffaf,. L. his' scuuu - 10 sNp,ll al hu.
uofs II Vii not cease dtavicg Vii the isce
" rec from sny matter tina, ma, tie lodged
under the skin, and iitauentl, breaking out
t. ne surface II ihen heals Wicn uete
!. uuihIng bot gtossucss. 90 .lAh fcpuls'c
sutis,,, u Bogus 600 soften and soiicn until
tie ski.. becomes rs smooihc aud delicate as
'hiids.
/ Worm, Il parents kn.w hnw fatal mos,
/ Ui'iilN Ii'N W''f iN fflliffI tikfH INV ATTY e
ilsv would bs SLOW to resort To- them Is
p.cla.ir medical loscnges called 'mcdlca-
Ted loseng.s.' reimi'ug.s. pulls. SC. The
truth j.. no urc can tell. invariably. when
worm. are present. Now let ne "a, To ~.
rents tia, tins ssl,e VII always tell # a
child has worms twill DIVE every YES.
iagr OF them away. tRc,d directions around
the box.
'if Sores 'rha, some sores are IN cutie,
go iuprritIe- az INC svst-ui. -. -u-. ~. f,
cannoi pass oil through the natural channcl =
OF the insensiblr retsprauon. II such sores
are healed up. the impurities must have
scmc other outlet. or !, viii endangcr life -
tbs sal,c will always provide for such EN-
etgenties.
Rheumaivn u remove. ,lmos, mmedi-
aie,y the lnilim,i ton and swelling, when the
pam OF course ceases
Cotns. Occasiutal use OF the oin,mrn,
vii always keep corns from wrowing. PEG
I'll, Lccd never be troubled with them II the,
vii n,e H.
Asa lemily medicine. no man can meas
utc It's value SO long az the stars roll along
o,si the iicavens-so long as man tread
the earth, subject To al iuiiimat.es Of the llesl
80 long disease aud sickness ~ known
lust 80 long will Tins good Ointment b,
used aud esteemed When man ceases from
of the carh, then the demand VIII cease
and not I'LL then,
JAMES McAIISTER, & Co,
Sole proprie,orc Of the abo'c medicine
Pncc % cents per box. Grand depot II
Fulton Il. \. Y 81 Gm
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COZ NTY.
! Rutland, Luther Daniels Pu,.ford. Henr
Simonds Brandon, Nolnry Ross Ruilan
Mills. tlcmnnl 4 f.scomb Yves, Ruian,
ID Morgan, Jr & Co.; Castl'ion, Pcrkin
a Claghorn Sudbury, Wallan d HYDE
ilv'oc''l" " Hodges F,'r' rrr. 4. & ]
ft A.'n We .,h,'en. II A-..s'.onc
Benson. :. ". Walker; Wells. Grove,
Bcals d Co.; pavle,, Whedon 4 Wmkhan
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17
pension A(.I.SiS

SEW Pension LAW FOR WIDOWS
and isrs Attending !, ,uoW 10 tinh'4. 90
c'Jtan cdscS.
vlNlIE. subscriber having been fora long
i iimc engaged IN iu,c,teauug m,
Tor pensions, Arrears Of rcuslons. hnul'1
lands Communication OF han pay, auor- 10
military pay SC. dc and ha,Ios AL .r.
Laws, Forms, and Regulations, ifam i.'
Pension oill,c.--is therefore prepared 20 a.I
vigorously and promptly, nj his own ri,h lfi
expense without fee or toWali (~hcu un,u'
ccssiull all appilrIlons Tor pensions ln gaze
follow nor cas-
-, H..,... .,'e.m na, o,ta nnN,. ~
suspended loi mnhcr pfo,l
2d Nbcre a i.nsioner, hvlrg or tc't -.
OF vas supposed Ia hc enrii.cd to a llfg'i
pension than Vas awarded.
81. " her, a revolutionary officer 81 su.
dicr Is now ,Nlng. of has dlod SINCE 81 ~
March / or where having served dutlns
Ne W. go e. Continental c.ihI Ii,Amr.',
be has 1 -.oco Sd OF March, i7-o :
nh Nnric widow m,tucd pfc,pu.
the expiration of her husband, last term o'
,citlc- j. no~ aIiN,, OF has died sine ia
OF Julv. 1896
5ih Nh,ro wlinw matuct previous lo
(lc l., of I,nu,ry liDI. Is now alive, at h.-
tundcf crftun ,ir, umsfln'c-l dicd SINCE 1iu
iuy l-3-
on. Where a widow ha, been u,Ircl
more than one and j. how awidav OF las
died a wl'ow since . August 10.
1lh. Claims of every dcscurinu, mr lr.
rear, Of Pension, due he hers Of deceased
pensioners
those wAp have made Efforts and l.fl
20 obtain Pensions, need no, despair lfn,y
iusi iher CASE 90 bis hands. =, hc hl, oH-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17
H'riIifCd (Nii(OeS.

Their presem stock consists Of nearly one
f1or 1nd gocia-tf embracing SON. thou
,au.'s o' diNcwn, f1Nrr, and ro.unnes, and
remptsl1e crcN thlus desirable in The ace.
hn'h fptcien All DlWc,i, -a.i oi Which
ltc Dlei'd iot safe if ne Package o. Piece.
Iof tfI. or 'tr-. tfeAi, aiihe very lowest
prices
lfpunci lists Of plces, corrected from
day to day, NIL every variation Do the mar.
Ael, are aced on the hands Of buyers
LEE. ~ DSON 4 LEE
! S-B !. LEE, ioimer', Of the firm
NJ Lord & Lees an4 late senior partner 30
the oug,ua' firm 81 Lee and Brewster. from
which connection he wi,hdfcw some time
ago, has resumed tuslres. in connection
With Nessrs Ice 4 luason. undertlc fran
Of Las. Jrfson a la, aud he ventures TO
assure Ais 'uends and ihe public ina, the
nc" lrm "ll 1 liain TIE same pfe emf.
hence boo fnff 'rI.ll NJ frad,. which formerly
distinguished lhe eiAcr tNo Aol,ss 20 which
he belonged - I'm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17
fLL- HEALING
GIN = M u II 2 .

VIl'E proceeding heufe II gwen TO repre-
j sent the lnsensible Precipitation. Il /,
the grc,, ,ra,uahon for the impurities of the
body. II vii bc noticed that thick cloudy
ms; ISSUES from all points ol the surface,
winch inIIca'e, that TIN, per,pIraiion flows
unin,criupicdly when We are ~ e,lll, but
ceases when We are sick. I.ile canno, be
su.ss,red withvu, IL u II thrown Oh from
The blood and other juices Of the body, and
dlspo-cs 10y This means, OF nearly all the i'm.
puiilics within us. The language of Scrip.
lure IL. "ihe blood is the LIE" II II ever
benomos impure, IL may be traced dtectl,
10 the s'oppage Of the Hscnsbic y,rspiranon
Thus We see, all that Is necessary whe u he
flood IL s,agnant, or infected, Is to opeu the
pores, and 1t relieves itself from all impurli,
msi1nflg Its own heat and vitality are sui.
hcicnt, without one particle OF medicine, cr-
cept To open ,td pores upon the surface
Thus We see the folly of taking so much in
iernal remedies All grtcliiioners, however
direct their efforts 10 restore the insensible
peripiraiion. The Thomsonlan, for instance
s,.dm,, the llydropalh,st shr,uds Us IN wet
blankets, the llomopalh,, deals on, lnnnlls.
sim,ls the Allopshisi blceds and do-.c, US
with mercury, and the clustering Quack
hores uswIth pills, pills. pills.
J. i've some idea OF tile amount of the
lnsensible petspiration, we will state that the
learned DR.. Iewcnhook, asccr,alned that
hve-eights Of al We receive IN the stomach
passes of by ,hls means IN other WORDS,
# we ca, and drink eight pounds per day We
rvaoue,e FIVE pounds Of II 10y the insensiOlc
peisplration.
This Is none other than the used up par,i.
cles Of the blood, and other Iuicc, giving
/ place To- tie new and fresh ones. To check
this, ih"toioic, ~ Ia retain IN the system five
olg'ts If all the yIruleni matter that nature
domind, should leave the body.
Iiv sGGG,u u,usitiru nom Itst Ia cotG.
! the pores are stopped the Precipitation cc,s
e.. and disease b,glds Al once 90 deveiope
Itself. Hence. stoppase of this flow OF the
juices, originates ~ many complaints Nine
ienths of the whole die from diseases induced
by siorra.o % the iuscn,lbe peTsplrlilon
Let me ask, now, every candid mind, what
course seems the most reasonable to pursue
10 unsiup the pores, alter they are closed -
Would ynu give phvslc To rn,fop the pores ,
would YOU apply something that would 90
tins upon ihc sueiice, Where the clneqlug &C.
iuall, ~ And Vet know of 90 phy,Icpu
who makes any external application Ia effect
o. lui,t these clfr um>ianccs, | pIc.cut to-
physicians AMI TO all others. NcAh.ict's
an Ucahns Ouhnca' 90 the Hofif, No're
II has power tn restore petsi rnuon On 60
feet. on the head, around .lf ..t.- Hfnn ..r
chest. 900 .lori. upon a., .a o,.,.r uuu,.
Whether t..cs.c. ,lgAry or severely. Il
~, power % causo Al. cNicrna. sores, scri
, ulnus humorS, s1in dIseascs. pulsuupu,
wounds. 90 discharge The puuli matter md
. lhsn heals them liisa remedy that swetr,
rF i've Whole catalogue 90 culaucoos li,ot
a, ters. arl re.ioics the cn,iic c4uctc h o..
/, heatly i.ncrons l. is aremcdy that iof.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17
FARMERS, MERCHANTS. 4
WOOL GROWERS GENERALLY.


VNHE subscribers having commenced tie
j business.of manufacturing WooleuC I.ihs
At the OLD stand 10 liz ievlle Coumct} Cos.
llelOn Mll,) are now ready to receive wool
To wetk ON shares - by me yard 'I.ey also
intend to keen ON hand Cashmere, of most
cuiors and qpn.ilcs, also srptunr sf}.e of
Ovc'colune, together wNh pam C.of., aud
I.anuels all of Which thew exchange
Tor Fleece or puiied Wool Peiis OF 'lsls, 90
the most reasonable terms.
Their machlreY u al entirely ncw. atl
they have tcen 20 great expense 90 procuring
that Of tie hest and most approved Kinds uoN
"a use, and they have fitted u Up 10 iac best
Condition for dong ine work Their iacil-
YES. combined With Their .oag ci-trrrre 4
pfacucal knowledge, ls such ihai t.fy are
lunhteni they cannot be- Surpassed uy any
establishment o. ne Kind us side ofihe
Green mountains Those who have WOO. io
~oiA or exchange are invited f0 call
4. klLBl rs d sos.
HydeyD. May 10, lsi7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17


Asthma Flaiulcncy.
Bilious Complaints, Fluor hlbus or Whites
liolls Gastric Fever,
Bowels, deficient &C Green sickness.
non m, Guu,-,
Breast pang, lie 1T bum,
taiarrh. Il,adaclc
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough Of Pregnancy. lncnn'incncr Of Iunc.
tusilvenc>s, Indigestion.
l'atfhdi, Loo tnirt'tn 90 80 Nlt,i
Difficult breathing. Pans,
Dyspepsia lnNimalIon 81 siom.
Dyspepsia toasump- aoh.
iion liuudice
Digestion imperfect. Liver conipi ilht,
Determination oi hlo'dl.ow syrts,
10 tie hcad Men-rrnalon Suppfcs-
Lar Ache scd OF painful
Erysipcias, Nervous disorders.
Eprpsy Ncnnlpia,
fovet--l ow Nervous. khcumausm.
Iuicfmulchl ltrmit stomach yauous DIS
icil, eases,
Fever and Aguc, Nurcs.
Iuali l.i.ou, ~ cl.ronir Disorders. these
pills achieve HE mn.i wonderful triumph -
'Ie'e lhcy DEFY competition. Ant n. iir
sus cpu.i.liy of ttr Amr-i.aD constitution
10 these disease, TICS age lli, styled i,
Stone
THE PILL or THE NEW WORLD
The voue,ru. efficacy 900 t'c,c complaint.
atl,r, tom t.clf ppa,f io open sire afr,
'.fa,c and -utuIih'r iIo stomach anU boss
e.- NOSE tu' unrc floss hraIialHy auI
clear, erd give lone aDl .-,r,nSTl o. i.o
System.
las IMPOSSIBLE ,tnh.n tlc iimf. an ore
binary adtctu,~meui. 90 give lie trader
lle reason. lHr 'hc most 'AfrturIluary sue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

C.ugn>r,L" Is most cmphaucsNy the ca.
vita thi, sfIcle Disease has ever welded
to a.. most marvellous r,cdical power -
hef.Ncr 1t HIS gone. anJ Sonih America,
rnalauA. canada, and the United States
haN. proved TIE truth ot this statement, the
above quotation ~ a strong and pihv srn
ieure, tells tho whole story. IhNalids, HE
punciplc upon which YOU are cured may no
be known to YOU, but the result oi maj al
the arliclc - satisfactory; YOU are restored
an iho secret ni the cue remains with ne
utnpuctor The medicine II a compound OF
twenty two distinct vegetable agencies. each
individual root has IT'S own particular, cN-
elusive, medical property, ~coolic,'ne with
10 other cumpound--cach root makes It's
own cuic-aud a. a perfect combination.
when taken into the sysiem,t does the woik
which ~Arum,. when her laws were first cs-
tablshed. intended 1t should do-putihc>.
stf,upti.us and restores the broken dow u,
dohhai,d constitution. Dtopsy, ~ all lis
characters, viii be completely cradle lted
from ihc system by its use. Sce pamphlets
IN agents hands, for free clrculaiion-they
treat upon ai diseases, and show 'siimon,
60 ru'.s tta"'i. art all conn aN's - 81
4ifai, organs. iofm a.s1 'Nc 'ar> .l -tc 60
suffering. AMI Naughns Ii,hontnp'Ic has as
pulfcl no small cclcbrtlv over tie country,
w tie cure, II has mad. IN tbs distressing
-. ct affections 50 famed. II seems. IL
fI.is medicine. That 1t has ihus attracted the
.o'ice ni one of ouf medical publications.. IT,
ih. November number 1916, Of the "}ufa'o
louin,l aud Month, Review OF Medical and
~Hf.ira Science m an article upon calcu-
90. diseases. aud SOLVENTS, the winter, at.
ter uoNring the fact HAT the English 60,
rtun.ul on,e purchased n secret remedy,
.t..saa -. Il "a .al o.
.,rf,, rcncdy. B., the Legislature 81 New
Nntk. t.u.rs,- luruie 10 the fame ol III.
u,,tl, lr,--"M hs do roi our R'ptesen,ail'c>
in senate and A>,,mhi, conyoncj, enl .A'rn
md ,dts.nlvc' tie suffering thousands Of THIS
country. o., the purchase Of Naughn's Veg
ctahlc IiihnruIliic, than which no solvent
since the days Of Alchemy hls possesscd
an, lalf the lame - Reader. here l. pc
tludiral oi high standing, acknowledged
hf,ughout large fcc,lou oi ihi, country IL
ia, at, of the resi conducted Journ,ls OF the
..lf in Ne nitcd states. exchanging VIII
the -cierufr works of Eui'Ie To- our CERTAIN
know .lre. r.Ifrl Us 'usuo Flint, VI u
and coutuhuird lp nN men 90 soc h"-".s
Iroit.. .ral aNluv, iha- siepi ing ASIDE VI
nouce secret remedy. 90 VIII a. one
understand 10 tntnrirp a. t0'iti'" ms
rs,,,. could ihu. c,foii conirncal ron =
hci a Qrafi'r-- a.. 4''n>' NNti t'N
r. INDICTED With fi. Ttt.l,' - O.
h.un,. % nn,i ls,, teen 4'' gi''i f'f'
Winch has rau.,d % tu receive iui> pass "a
nod \ .faru ai,,d'c. u,stne'' ~ PIE Zoo
atF .-.r.. trni7r, Ja.sfui and 'nJJfe' n
W.,. a.a. gt.r iPv'. and Vac culf
.... i.strt itain oisslls wlrh follow
u,r ,frf N,'cni are at once relieved b
r. .t~f.irr SEM ior nmtA'c's rom \
som. .rH N.Ig,I'I lind evidence Df tnv "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-11-17

kEW Pension LAW FOR " lbuN =
and iats attending T. iIonS 10 thHf,'4 o.
C,JtGin CdscS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-10-01
AN ADDRESS
Delivered before he ChiHenden COnnty lericul-
tural Society, September 23d, lS47,
BY J. w. MAY,
AND PUBLISHED by THEIR REQUEST.

w. Prcsiiem and Gentlemen of he CkiHsn-
den C0uniy Agricultural Society-Some three
weeks since, while engaged for the benefit of
my health in helping a friend in the country to
harvest his crops, | received an official notllica-
ton that | had been selected by your Executive
Committee to deliver the usual address on the
occasion of your Annual Fair. The invitation
was as unexpected 10 me, as, ! doubt not, my
appearance here to-day will be To most OF you,
Nor should ! have accepted at all, but for the
promise of your Secretary always to vindicate
lie p%ropriety of the selection and to stnnd be-
tween me and criticism "a duty which, ]
apprehend. will add new burthens to the ALREADY
onerous official duties which he so acceptably
discharges.
And vet, gentlemen, | am not a little embar-
raised witt, the position ! occupy. There is
something homogeneous in it. Without cxpc-
Renee in matters which more particularly inter
es, Won and are suited TO the occasion and, of
course, without the facts, the feelings and the
character which such an experience alone can
piye-why am | here! For the same reason,
doubtless. that many others just as unfit have
been selected in other places to perform "a similar
duty-because they could be had. But this is
no reason for the question still comes up
/ Why were they there? An answer to thi,
question, though alfording little opportunity in
the introduction Of any Of those topics in which
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"a MANS A Man FOR A'THAT."-TIowitt re.
laleS an anecdote, associated with the poem from
which this famous line is so often quoted, which
may not be familiar 10 our readers. Burns beiny
invited to dine at a nobleman's on a certain oc-
casion, was turned of to eat his dinner with the
butler. After the repast was over, he was sent
Tor to the diningroom, a chair placed for him at
the bottom of the table, and he was called on for
Il song. Controlling his Indignation, he sang
Is there, for homes, poverty,
VIVA hangs his head and a thatl
The towards slave we pass him by,
Aud dare be poor for a that,
For a that and a that,
A mans a man for a That.
"Iou see yon birkie' cad a lord,
Pointing to the nobleman at the head of the table J
Who struts and stars and a that,
Though hundreds worship at his word,
Hes but a cooi for a that.
For a that and a that,
A mans a man for a that.
Us the last words passed from his lips, he rose
and not deigning the company a syllable ofadieu
marched out Of the room and the house.
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. We are wiser than VIC know

Thou, who in the midnight silence
Lookest to the orbs on high,
Feeling humble, yet clated
In the presence OF the sky
Thou, who minglest with thy sadness
Pride ~ccstatic, awe divine,
That ev'n thou canst trace their progress,
And the law by which they shine:
Intuition shall uphold thee,
Even ,hougt, reason drag thee low
Lean OH faith, look up rejoicing,
We are riser than me hnop.
Thou, who nearest pIaintive music,
Or sweet songs of other days;
Heaven revealing organs pealing,
Or clear voices hymning praise,
And wouIls, weep. thou know'st not wherefore,
Though thy SOIL is stepped in JOY.
And til. world looks kindly on thee,
And thy bliss hath no alloy
Weep, nor seek for consolation,
Let the heavcn-scn, droplcts llow,
They are hints of mighty secrets,
He are riser han are kR0r.
Thou, who in the noon-tilc brightness
Sce'st a shadow underlined
Hearst a voice that, indistinctly,
Whispers caution to thy mind
Thou, who hast a vague ioreboding
That Il peril may be near,
Even when nature smiles around thee,
Ard thy conscience holds thee clcar-
Trust the warning-look before thee
Angels may the mirror show,
Dim,y still, but sent to guide thee,
Ne are riser ihan zee kno,r.
Countless chords of heavenly music,
Struck ere earthly time began,
Nibratc in immortal concord
To the answering soul of man:
Countless rays of heavenly glory
Shine through spirit pent in clay,
On the wise men at their labors,
On the children at their play.
Man has gazrd on heavenly secrets,
Slnnrd hinsc.lin heavenly glow,
Seen tn" glory. heard the music,
u are riear thaH IRE kRor.
oicc from tie .Nouatains, by c. .udckay.
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The Bridge which is 10 form the connecting
link between the Central and Sullivan Roads
is now in process of construction. The tempo
rary crossing is erected, the piles for piers are
being driven, and the Golfer lam will soon be
finished. 1t is the intention of Mr.. BeIknap to
have the whole line of the Sullivan Road ready
for the cars by the first of June next, and from
the rapidly with which the work is going for.
ward, we should nd g that his intentions would
be carried out without difficulty Windsor
.IOnrnaL.
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SECOND DAY.

The Town Hall on the 23d was again filled to over
flowing, and the interest seemed to have increased in
stead Of being diminished. Committees were busily
engaged in completing their rcports-hundreds Of la
dies OF every age looking at the various articles cxhib-
tied, and hundreds of men looking at the ladies'.
At , o'clock, p. NJ. the Society assembled at the
Baptist Church, when the following Address was pro-
nounced by J. w. MAY, Esq: