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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04
New York, March I, I6I7,
Brooklyn, Jan. B. 1915.
TO Mothers a. Married Ladies'.

| This extract of SarSaparllla has been express
ly prepared in reference TO female complaints
No female who has reason 10 suppose she Is ap.
preaching that. critical period, The turn OF
lIto," should neglect 10 take II, aS II Is cer-
/ tain preventative for any oi the numerous and
horrible,dscaSeS to which females are subject
at this time of life. This period may he de
layed for several years by using this medicine.
1 Nor is 1t less valuable to those who are ap-
proachinp womanhood, as 1t is calculated To
assist nature by quckenng the blood and IN
\ yigoraling the system. Indeed Tins medicine
lis invaluable for all of the delicate diseases to
which women are subject
1t braces the whole system, renews perma-
Incnlly the natural energicS-by removing the
Iimpurilics Of the body not so far stimulating
the system as to produce subsequent reaxa-
Ition, which is the case OF most medicines taken
for female weakness and disease
Q.rcat Female Medicine.
DR.. Townsend SarSaparllla Is Il sovereign
and speedy cure for incipient Consumption,
BarrenneSS, LeucorrhGa, or Whites, obstruct-
| ed or difficult Menstrualion, lnconllnance OF
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general prostralon OF the SyScm-no
matter whether the result of inherent cause or
causes, produced by irregularily, Illness or ac-
cident.
Nothing can be more surprising than It's IN
lvigoraling effects on the human frame. Per-
sons subject to weakness and lassitude from
taking it, at once become robust and full of en-
| crgy under It's influence. 1t Immediately cour
Inelacls the ncrveleS>ncSs Of the female frame
which is the great cause of barrcnneSS.
II twill not be expected OF US, in cases of sc
ldelcate nature, to exhibit certificates Of curc
Iperformed, but we can assure the afflicted, tha
| hundreds Of cases have beeu reported 10 US
| Several cases where families have been with
out children, after using few bottles OF thi
| Invaluable medicine, have been blest with ;
healthy offspring.
| Or. Townsend My wife being greatly dis
| tres,ed by weakness and general debility, ano
| suffering continually by pain and a sensation
of bearing down, falling Of the womb, and will
| other difficulties, and having known case
| where your medicine has affected great cures
! and also hearing it recommended for sucl
| cases as have described, obtained a bottle o
! your Extract o: Sarsaparilla, and followed th
! directions you gave me. In a short period
. removed her complaints and restored he
! health Being grateful for the benefits she re
! ceived, | take pleasure in thus acknowledged:
| it, and recommending 1t 10 the public
i NJ. ID. MOORE,
II Cor. of Grand and LydiusStS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04
HIUuTIT' HUg III IOFI
Opinions Of Physicians.


DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from physicians in different parts of the Union.
This Is to certify that we, the undersigned,
Physicians of the City Of Albany, have in nu-
merous cases prescribed Dr. Townsend's Sorsa-
parlla, and believe it to be one of the most
valuable preparations ofthe Sarsaparilla IN the
market. II. P. PULLING M. ID,
J. WILSON, MD. RIB. BRIGGS, NJ. D,
r. +. ELMENDORF, NJ. ID.
Albany, April ], lSl5.
The following is from one of the most re-
spectacle physicians on Long Island -
Greenport, July 10, l5i6.
DIR. Townsend Dear Sir--It is with salts
faction that | say to you. that have recently
Witnessed in several cases, the most benencial
results from the use of your Extract OF Sarsa-
Iparila. Being engaged int the practice OF medi.
cine, have prescribed it in several cases, and
never without benefit. In the 9ImOyal OF dis
eases arising from deranged state OF the dlges'
tive organs, laundice, &c, it far exceeds any
thing of the kind ever before offered to the
public. You will please send me TWO dozen
&c, DC. Respectfully yours
| ). G. PRESTON, NJ. ID.
/ rheumatism.
Il This SarSaparila L. used with the moSQpcr
feet success in Rheumatic complaints, however
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures i
has performed are indeed wonderful Othel
remedies sometimes give temporary relief
this entirely eradicaleS it from the system, even
when the limbs and bones are dreadfnlly swol
Il len.
/ y,r Here Mr. Seth Terry, one Of the odes
and most respectable lawyers in liartiord,Conn
/ The following Is an extract Of letter received
II from him -
Il Dr. Townsend I have used one bottle o
your SarSaparilla, and find it is excellent IN IT
effects upon n chronic rheumatic pain to whicl
lam subject, from an injury occasioned Seyera
II years ago IN n public stage. Please send m
! two bottles To the careof DR.. Seymour. hav
conversed with two Of our principal physicians
and recommended your Sarsaparllla.
\ SETH TERRY.
i Hartford, March IL, 1915.
i Piles Piles /! ! Piles :!
Dr Townscnd's Sar.aparilla is no less suc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04
-FTO THOSE WHOSE HAIR is GRAY, RI
Or falling of and weak AT the
ROOTS

hereby certify that my hair was turning
gray, ani falling Off, aud that since have
used Junes Coral Hair Restorativei, has cntire'
ly ceased falItng,is growing fasi,and has a nne,
dark look. Before used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative | combed out bondfuls Of hair
Jatlv
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Do Won wnntto DRESS, BEAUTI.
EY, and make your HAIR sOn
mud FINE !---RE.8D.

/ Uonr, T. Cullen, Late barber on board
th. steamboat South America, do certify that
Jone. Coral Hair Restorative Is tho best arti-
clio ever used for dressing, softsnlng, cleans
ing mnd keeping the hair long tune soft
clean, silky, dark aud ~ order ; all my Gus
TONERS preferred II To any thing olso.
sold uuly ~ New york at
~ Chatham street,
Sign of the American Eagl"
AhJ IN Newport, by u TAYLOR
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-11-04

AUFNTNl
Ntry0rt-R J. TAYLOR.
BrisiOi-S. w. BRIGGS.
Prorjdcprc- CHASE n DODGE.
Sp0Hscg- JOHN X WOOD.
ran R,rfr-E :. CHASE.
.Ncm BoJJord-E THORNTON a son
And 10y the dealers IN Medicine generally.
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WM TOMPKINS, 90 King II. New York.
Have Won SCURE or rDANDkUFFi

his hair completely chokcd up with dandrnh,
and Jones Coal Hair Restorative entirely and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08

Home uss NJ langsr bis pssaaiss. Olh.E
hsnhis hsrsmr I.sElliaa: l.as h0nFs abroad
.srs fllo~sa BY restless nighls snd III
som ds,s q hamr. Mars smlls wss
less ~sEm. and her cheek gn~ pale -
he ealdasss rhlllsd her heart. and shs
wHrk "a missry once bsgun n.ads rapid
and iearial progress.
Tie Iesuslan &c failhlalness n ore
sham he had pledged his sunl gradually
rslaEsd; eis.ipanon lallased. and Ihen
The H.in Of bankruptcy and Eostuiy and
wns. rnshsd % hlm - slarm.
Yea ,ouag and Lovely. the w.Es and
mother yielded 10 her l.le. bu, nal With
oul . ,lEsggle. Bslseen ihs rum Ihsi
IhFealenrd him. and lhe present which
srsmsd bot . slep from ruin. she sought
u inlsTpOse herown hopes end happiness.
The memory Of early days. the proai..s
Of youth. The h-be she hsd borne HIM.
and the prospse, al bills. on earth and IN
high. all nOx 10 be blasted by the wIeleh.
ed career On which he had entered.
IL VAS oil IN s-in; Mary, Ihs wreck ri
lnssllhess. hiss gone back tn her laIhrr'.
hanse. and there has found = home and
hesrIs lhi love 10 shelter her; her
husband. or he who once lni ed 10 call
himself her husband, has iinked himself
IN the ne@ community ol men and women,
whose philosophy has ssduerd him 10 hI'
ruin. f..
Ala., for the peace and purify that ono.
shed their hsllnwed radiance on the HON,
of ny early irirad. II. JOYS w'thsred be
iore the hlighnng pOwer Of false teachers
whnss coUnsels never lIghtensd ore LOAF
at snroS on human hear, but ha,
bu'dened and crushed many tbs, other
use would have know Of sntrhedns
only by name. PariOr .qnnual.
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To be continued.
ANECDOTES O AVlR CE,

Avarice, says the author OF Religio Me-
dici, seems TO me not so much a vice, as
deploiable piece Of madness: and il he
had added incurable, his definition would
have been perfect; for an avaricious man
is neverto be cured unless by the same
medicine which. perhaps, may cure a mad
dog. The argument Of reason, philoso-
ply, or religion, will have little effect up-
on him; he is born and framed TO a scr
did love Of money, which first appears
when he is very young, grows up with
him, and increases IN middle age, aud
when he is old, and all his passions have
subsidized, wholly engrosses him. The
greatest endowments Of mind, the great
est abilities in profession. and even the
quiet possession of an immense treasure,
will never prevail against avarice. ea&
My Lord Hardwick, the Lord Chan
cellor, who is said TO be worth g362, 900,
sets the same value on half crown now
as he did when he was only worth PlOO.
The great captain, the Duke of Marlbo-
rough, when he was in the last Stage of
life, and very infrm, would walk from the
public room in Bath, to his lodgings, in
cold, dark night. 10 save a sixpenee in
chair hire. II the Duke, who left at his
death more than million and half sler-
ling, could have foreseen that all his
wealth and honors Were to be Inherited
by grandson Of Lord Trevor's, who
had been one of his enemies. would he
have been so careful 10 save sixpenee
for the sake of his heir; but he would Al.
ways have saved The sixpence
Sir James Lowsher, after changing
piece Of silver in Georges cofiee-Aouse,
and paying two pence for his dish Of col-
fee, was helped into his chariot tfor he
was then very lame and infnn,) and went
home; short time after, he returned 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
NJ AIRY NELSON:
OR, THE POISON OF ERROR.

"There, dear. be sill and il will soon
be morning." said Mary Nelson as she
reached down from her own bed to the
cradle, in which she had laid her first
h0rr. 27 r..
Her own pillow had thus far been a
sleepless one, and short and restless, had
heen the dreams Of her infant, whom she
had tried to sno,he in her bosom. I'LL wea-
ried it'll the effort. and anxious 10 get a
little sleep herself before The sun should
return. she had committed the child to It's
cradle, and WIS rocking i, ~ slunhef.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-08
STATE OF NORTH-CARoMaA.
.s ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equi,y-March Term. !is47.
Thomas Woody and Mry his mitt, Alfred Hor-
nedy and Rachel his wife. Samuel -4ndyeto
and Eleanor his trite, Nathaniel Woody, Ma
than Woody, hugh Woody and james Woody,
against .. a.:...e !.
Nathan Elliott and cGtharine his WiP, and
Eaoch Woody, minor heir Of Joseph Woody
deceased. d. "~~>a 5*@.~ s&~ @@@@
Original Bill.
III ppearing in this cause, according TO law,
tina Nathan Elliott and Catherine his wife,
aud E1.ch Woody, are not inhabitants Of this
state: IT. therefore ordered that publication he
made ior x successive weeks in thu HILLSIDE
rough Kecoer, for said defendants to appear at
the next the Court of Equity for Orange
county, To DE I'd at Hillsborough on the second
Monday OF ssp,pber next, and answer said bill,
or the same VIII taken pro coniesso as to them,
and heard accordilv.
JAMESWEBB, c. NE,
= 20. F. LONG, Deputy.
Price adv. So'oe. @tf" 7l-6w
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Lost or MiSIaid.

"A NOTE Of hand on William II. Merritt for
~ $50. due the LIST Of January, Isis, and
made payable TO Harriet A. Reeves, deceased.
Any person finding the same will confer favor
by handing il 10 the subscriber; and all persons
are forewarned not to trade for the same, aud the
maker from paying it to any ono but the subscFi-
Der, or to his ORDER
MANLY SNIPES,
Admir- Of Harriet 4. Reeves, decd.
March 10. ~T 6g--3wp
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Great Bargains to be
had in Goods.

A thetsubscribers intend closing their bust
IN ness in the Mercantile lisse this >pring, they
now offer Great Bargains to those wishing TO pur-
chase Goods. Their stock Is quite good for the
season, amounting to four or i've thousand dol.
lars, the most Of which haze heen bought within
the last twelve months. Cali, il yOu'want goods
cheap.
All persons indebted 10 the firm by book ac-
countsyare requested Ia call aud settle immedi-
0teiy. v. ].
u M'AD0O, SCOTT, a. Co.
. March 5. .-- 6S--5w
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WAMraD--I In Exchange E1coode

T-7Loua. Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax, Bees.
J. wax. Pillow, Feathers, Plank, Shit anJ
. ~, i G,untry- nidc Cloth, or al. ;mg
cI..l,a .ft,ken in exchange TOR foods.
huNG. WEBB, L. CT
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-March Term, ls47.
Stephen Glass and Wife Elisabeth vs.. John
W'aoing and irifs Aargeref. ..
Original Bill
TT appearing in this cause, according TO law,
II that John Winding and Margaret his wife are
not inhabitants of this state Il is therefore order
ed tina, publication he made for six successive
weeks in the HilIsborough Recorder, for said dc-
PENDANTS to appear at the next term Of the Court
Of Equity for Orange county, to be held at Hills
borough on the second Monday of September
next, and answer said bill, or the same will be
taken pro coniesso as to them, and heard accord
ingIy. -.@@ ... ..,.s...-~-a.
7s''~ JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. E.,
py q, +. LONG, Deputy.
Price adv. S4:59. T-6w
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JUST REVIVED.

IRON Axles and springssaent Dasher Lea.
u Their and Irons, Oil Carpeyoth Domask and
other Innings, FASTING and b i Lace Frinpes
Coach Scanning, Brass and Phi, Bands.
LONG, WEN s. co.
October %. o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

y v,,.,cci 'ta-s thau - The I,arf PR
~ lAnd 1t .. e. mpo.ed e. tie inf.' wealthy
and The lri,,r J-prticn If tie community
h. form On anti Anna aud att mcuAr, hal
party under tic auspices AID protc,t,an Il
She American arm, and \, tie time ihi-
NV government j. vel ahi hrul, cs'al-
l.hcd. AID Gli-h,d is nsso,iaiiols w.th
n It vii have gained such strength and
popularity A. viii enable At 20 Withstand tie
othcr parties. o,n.hiucd; and then the land
ihc 81 our troops On The 'aud h.ls @; Mex
ico vii prove. mpara,i,,ly srcskne) II
grUa, blessing TO this poor distracted ma
ton A. the landing Of our forc'aibors dill
70 our harry land, tor. fnr tie las, ten. YEA.
twenty years one revolution Las followed
another a. quick ns their Thunder follows
tier l-l'ning- noting sac. and never
Tranquil
Tile eucrilla~ have augmented since you
lc't. Tie south and the north have ctin-
liucl, and The, have threatened u ,Lat
thcs Nc'ill come in.
"Camm irrc Perry lad some siN', ~
seventy SICK. and has gone e. T,mrico
think, g. take h.- men from tia, s.thly nv.
,r."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
PRODUCTIONS Of TIE UNITED
STATES

The Patent Office report funi ,lcs Tie
following important information:
Wheat. oats rye. Indian corn. potatoes,
hay and tobacco, are raised in every State
aud territory in the Union
Barley raised in all except Louisiana.
Buckwh,a. iaiscd in all cxcep, Louisiana
ard Florida.
New York. New England, New JERSEY.
s'cnnsylyania Michigan Ohio, and " iscon.
SIN do not raise cotton.
The States that do not raise cotton. TO-.
rc,hcr with Maryland Delaware aud India.
la do no, raise nee
Every State and Territory except Iowa
does raise silk.
Every State cxccv, Delaware makes SUI.
gar
New York raises the most barley, viz:
!, >02,2,3 bushels.
New York raises the mos, potatoes, viz :
2i,Co1, 553 bushels
New York raises the most lay viz: f.
800 .93G tons.
Ohio raises the most wheat, viz: l0.7sj.-
7oj bushels.
Pennsylvania raises The mos, rye. viz -
s,i29,.2. bushels
PENNSYLVANIA raises the most buckwhca.
viz G,ioS, sos bushels.
Tenn raises the most corn, viz: G. 73s..
AZ bushels.
Virginia raises the most fax and hcmr.
Viz: 3l,726 lbs
Kentucky raises the mos, tobacco. viz:
81 322 81 lbs
Georgia raises the mos. cotton, viz: rs.
la. l29 lbs.
South Carolina raises the most rice, VIZ:
CO. so, 307 lis.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18
RlNOEs OFTIIE BATTLE

Tie rrorollcr Washington. hom Vera
Cuz and 1ampco. touched at the Brazos
GA tac .7il ut, AND received mail from
ito ARMY IL Gen. TAYLOR.
Tie .',Ie,icon F,tc II the 2i'h ul,imo
,.riains Ia, = word ct any intcrc,t here.
Passengers irom Naiamoras, WHO came
,ror ou TIE Washington, toll Us tia, the
nay thcy lor that cl,y news was received
t.rc l., NcXilan merchants Tia, General
- lad ha'i AN action with tie NcAicaus
- r. ! %, and defeated ihCm totally. with
a LES on his part of three hundred mcu.-
i, new. ,sc N,c SAYS was read n, the
al # tie troop. al Maiamoas We
f...-.r.. il A. Il uc ca the .Gih-,hc
'.t b, ~ lie Washington l,'t the nrayos
ral scott cuicrsl Nc2iro on tie 18th
.lI.,. tli. would give rirc daysfor Tie
r,vsto have reached Ma'am ra.--a dis
ilnoo n,,afl, tNohundrcd & iny leagues
D. ,l,va, 81 san Luis P,,osi aud the Tn.
"a la.s Tic time is smlly suTcicn, Tor
i't 'rarsmI-.ion O, the news. Bu, We have
dato. 20 II .G,h mt Tampico, al. which
;. so,D r-l bundled miles roaror the capital
ori set ne, AVOID Of General SCOTS ,.cto.
.
lrtlcrroro. our oouspordeut a, Mon.
t.,. whiting a. The l3,h. Say, they had
. 60 r,oci,,d a rrmor iiCrr that General
Scou Lad defeated VI, large free under
~.r'A Nara rcar tho ciiy of MeIic,. This
VS. '.,i.au ilmor AID yer, possibly
's authentic as the one which reached
Na'"n,fas io~ days aiof-N o I,c,
IA :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

80 fsft' HfNN
Contrmcf'
by an arrival n, -. I.pui- from OREGON.
accounts have been received from California
to the 18th Of May
Colonel Frcmon, had been arrested Nv
G,neral Kcarncy for disohcdicncc g. o,dcrs
ard was q h. scut home ior trial!
Com stockton had left fur home.
Tic American Hc,i had been engaged in
a demonstration asaiis, N,,a,lau. Acapulco
&c. aud the Land forces had bcon ordered
in tie same direction.
TWAS stated tia, Gen Kcarcy's iu'cn-
ton was t. return home. rGh.ic affairs
Were IN very unsettled STATE.
Tic cnii.ran,- ut California and Oregon.
were making rapii progress. The party
met pa,id-,n's ,mpan, a, Big SANDY, and
two others al Green River The Nolmons
were me, a. tie folks Of Platte, with LARGE
train Of wagons, on their way t. 'ali'crpia.
aud the twelve apostles were met at For,
Bridges. Tie Mormons would proceed
only to Salt Lake this season.
The reports o' the dreadful sufcriucs A.
mong the cmirrunis To California last VIM
ter are confirmed, Seventy five were starved
and frozen t. death
THE families of Reed and DOM, =
al The Su,''cr's Settlement IL SAT- .r
enduring iner, iblr suH.incs
Com. Drake, of the British ship Modest,
IL on lis va, 10 the States. \, his part,
is small, it vii! probabl, be attacked b. the
Panncos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

Str.srosr Ncsru Ns,tirc. ort.,It.
Stsats wharf Mrudsy Asr Nh sfN

A' "hNi Nrodsy Avs Nt sf " ,
Mc.rs Ns~ n,o,Ar.rin,
Mean 'OM ftcideni A sotlou, nee
dent has lDa happened TO ,h, Nouh Amer
Na, which Tor n lew momcul. produced n,
greatest alarm nni CONSERVATION ",
were proceeding u, a very slow rate. when
ins,an,sncously a tremendous crash @, Tho
machinery occurred, Together wnh an I'm.
usual rush Of steam through the ordinary
steam rip,s The Passengers rushed IN
crowds to the stern OF The boat, both IN tho
ladies cabin aud on the promenade deck
u was directly asccnsln,d that there was
no danger to be Appreciated from steam
nor scaliing water, neither much from cold
wafer, MS The boa, dtfcd rapidly On to tho
eastern shore
The cause, OF the alarm WAS the acc,l,n.
tai breaking ofihe forward ,nI OF the walk.
ing beam vrfy near the centre pivot, l,
broke oh when that cnl was n, us hish,s,
elevation, falling with tremendous clash,
crushing IN lis dcsc,n the pilots room and
wheel house, mud carrying destruction anh
II down 10 the bottom OF the boat, falling d.
r'c,ly on the stairway leading into the Ia.
dies cabin. The mas 81 IRON falling with
such force, will weigh some ten OF fifteen
bundled pounds
The escape oilhc pilot Mr. Dcm,ng aud
several Others, was truly miraculous Ito
was standing on duty a, the wheel, aud up.
on The instant Jumped 3or feet ca, OF the
door Of the wheel house. A passenger
who was also ID the wheel house, was car.
RED down upon the forward deck, with tho
fragments OF the house, uninJur,d Two
G'cmcn, lying down within two feet OF tho
rango of the falling fragments, escaped
with only a slight injury to the toe o. ono
Of them
The damage to The machinery and tie
other portions Of the boa, mus, be consider.
nbc No blame can be attached ~ any G!
the officers or managers OF tie boat |,
was one Of those unforeseen accidents which
could not be avoided nor prevented
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

IRON III. Amy

tn { lowing /. an extract Of a letter
received ga ihis city, from an iutclligcn,
..Ao,g oi tie Goyorrmcn, al Vera Cruz:
"NrRa CHry July -. ls4-.
Twas N hope hy this time, there r u,i
/ som,,iins itluite 81 that We had ~.
rsci nearer peace bni a. ye, no cotnini.
- .ucrs have been appointed. AID the Gov.
crrn'm lave removed 60 place further
nth T,cy vii mako show 4 defence
~ Neriro. tu, General Scott will march in
COZ last dAics from him vcrc % the 10Th
in,iar' llc vac then t. move On the 18Th.
Al q b, dii. nc mus, b. nov in the cl,, -
Dcrc'als Pillow AMI Csdwalladcr snl All
tie train. bad reached him and hi. number
was twelve thousand ! see NO other way
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

Cinnamon on RGilrodd Among the
guests Of the Farmers Club on n recent
excursion TO Grccnport, Long Island, were
llcsing and Sum Teen, the two principal
dignitaiics Of the Chinese Junk. who, with
their robes Of tea green silk and long qucus
stirred up an immense sensation along
the route both going aud coming IIesing
and Sum Teen, for the frs, tine since their
arrival, exhibited establishment and delight.
When the train plunged into the tunnel
they thought they were going TO take
short Gu. through the bowels Of the earth.
home again to Canton. They exhibited
every symptom u alarm, and nothing could
exceed their delight on emerging into day
light. The speed Of the train brought their
queues to complete perpendicular with
night. and their respective owners held On
to the car. to prevent being spilled out
The whole Railroad continuance was conn
pletc riddle 10 them They could not make
any thing at all out of it. though they insti-
tutod several investigations e. that effect
IIc.ing laughed outright AT the idea o! feed.
ing the iron horse on blocks Of wood
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

On Ncdn,- lay. Justice Virgins COM
ml,'cl to Jail eleven free men Of color com.
posing the crew OF the ship Anhas.alor.-
The captain was also Obliged 20 pay tic
costs, ard give bonds in the sum a. two
thousand dollars 10 carry these men away
from tie State. according 10 the laws made
aud provided in such cases.
Within the ras, ten DAYS Justice Wiz
gins La committed two other crews TO i,il
uuier similar circumstances. the wil.
number 81 ,hcm ia the three ca ,-
sing 'wo 'r-rinc llayy rcra IN
accnilin.' q, w. e.etcl ou ,l.,., mon.
II thcy rDiurn f. tie .N,jUc IIr.
aid. .fug. l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-18

b." among the distinguished gentle
men attending the exercise Of the recent
Commencement Of our University. We no
uood upon the stage our present popular
and excellent chiei magistrate, Gov. IA.
roS, Es-Go'. SL.pr EA-Gov. JrNNisos.
Col CnUEcniLL, In ,ctor Gen. ofthe. 4.
:. Army, the Hon Judge CoLLANrR, tho
Right Rev Bishop Iiorkiss. the Hon Mr.
Man,n aud otLcr. The graduating class
had no reason to complain Of the thorough
ness Of the ordeal to which their liberty
Efforts were subJec,cd.-BmlHeion Free
Press.