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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

| you design TO commence feeding wit;
pumpkins, apples or ronis, let them be cook
et--they go father aud are better for the
hogs. Thrice day give lhem fresh wa;cr,
and once week give them soap suds du-
ring The first three weeks OF their being
peuned up Each pen should be prov ided
wi,h arvbbing post Rotten wood, charcoal,
aud ashes should be generally in the pen in
though where the hogs could eat AT pleas.
ute.
While YOU are engaged in fatteuing
your Eoys do not unit to furnish them with
pleh,y, mould, leaves and weeds ,o work up
into manure loryou, for ola truth they are
among the hest of lie manufacturers Of that
, article known Twenty we'll sized hogs
wonId convert half that number Of loads OF
eartt Or mould into good ferlalizing manure
every ten days md in that time mix il up
more accurately than the bes, hand on your
farm. and especially well would they per-
form that service, if you were 10 sirew grains
of corn over the surface daily to ind uce them
to use their SHOUTS.
small AZ well as large matters, no p! evident
farmer should omit 20 attend 10 these hints
and the bes aad <ures' way 10 ensure their
being attended 10, is 10 personally see tina,
they are done rs the masters presence is a
great stimulator Of fidelity.
PuAing and preserving Applcs.-Pick
your apples by hand When gathered de
post them in an airy room 10 sweat. When
ihey have gone through this process: wipe
them with cloth, carefully pack them a.
way in barrels head them up, aaL place
them in dry cellar.
Draining and Diiching.-If you have
any marshy or wet grounds that you wish
to render hi'lor tlllage: you should improve
the present month to make your dit> hes and
drains
Cider making.-Get through with your
cider making as speedily as pos ible, as the
apples yield more juice now than a few
weeks hence. and consequently will make
cider. See that your casks and barrels are
thoroughly washed, and fumigated with a
cloth dipped in melted birthstone.
Apjle Butter Making As apple butter is
very agreeable sauce for the table, a, well
as an article Of sale. attend 10 having Il sup
ply made for both purposes. Small as the
income from lis sales may he, II will still
be worth attending to, for as the world is
the aggregation Of small PARTICLES, 50 are Tor
tunes to be realized only by those who al
tend to little as well as large sources of
wealth.
Thrcshing out Grain. Having frs: had
your granary thoroughly cleaned oui, by be
ing secured with no, ley, and dried and
aired, 90 10 work and have all your g rain
,hresheL on, and stored away. At a pc,
riod like, this, when p!lces are up one
week and down the next, every farmer
should consider ii to be his duty 10 place
hmseIfin position to avail himself of ev-
cry Use Ill the price OF his great staple :,rol
ucts:
FaN PlougAmg. AS stiff clays arg i'm
proved by being exposed to the action of
frost, all such lands should have the advan
age o! fail and winter pluuGhing, bu: they
never should be plouuhcd in wet state.
The iurrow slice should be Tapped.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

Trade, LITERATURE, Music, &c.
Shipping in demand for the carrying
trade up Salt River, the emigration
thithcrward being immense, and causing
much "noise and confusion" on the
wharvcs and elsewhere. Coons are
staple article, and their price has ad
vanced considerably within the last ten
DAYS, albeit it has been ga great coon
season." Notwithstanding the great
destruction of the Chapman species OF
chicken cocks-partIcularly in Penn
sylvania-these fowls have declined
materially in price, owing principally
TO the remarkable fact that the few which
remain have ceased to crow Among
the curious there is some excitement IN
relation to certain banners labelled
"Cass, Butler and the Tariff of '+2'' and
such as can be come at are bought up
for museums and private cabinets. There
is much inquiry, also, for certain bro.
ken sword, which has lately been adj
vertised, but it has not as yet been
found.
Tn the book trade there is some 5rl sk-
ness The "Llte and Times of Louis
Philippe" by Mr.. Cass is much sought
after, and there is quite a stir in the lit
erary circles, in consequence of the an
tlcipated app' arance of a work bv the
same eXtinguished author on the scenery
and beauties of Salt River.
As matter of musical interest, il nav
be mentioned that Signor Ri,chle has
determined soon 10 cease to grind on the
Government organ, and will devote his
talents hereafter TO beating on the dry
bones OF the democracy, his favorltr
melody of cold Virginia never tlre.'
Altogether there is quite a stir in the
business and polite circles. and among
the distinguished arrivals, we notice that
"Old lack has come" 1t is rumored
that the ton OF Washington have deter
termined to change the time of summer
rusticating, and have resolved 10 retire
from the city early IN March. Sports
men are on the qui tire for contempla-
ted trial of speed down the Ohio by
Messrs Walker and Pok-the former
mounted on his favorite hobby "Free
Trade" will take the bank-the latter
by boat on the river, and although Mr..
Polk has the privilege to raise the steam
TO 81 40, Mr.. Walker, in view of the
numerous polk-stalks in the way, conf
IDENTIFY expects to come of victorious.
Nous rerrOaS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18
For The Cecil Wing.
NATURES DECAY.

MA L " IL Il . DEt ~
Mournfnl, pensve, deep, uncertain,
Sobs the lonely, evening blast;
As along the pi't'red woodlands,
Whir its Tiewless pillows past.
Frflly the moonbcams culver
On the troubled lake and lea;
And their s!Ice II upon the river
Slumbcrs, ola, how gloriously.
Gone are summers light and glory,
Bud aud bloom and hue and song,
A II Of joy or mirth or music
That hath checred our hearts so long.
Sudden, solitary, broken,
Fall those gusty voices here,
Like the fitnl, sad, halt:ultercd
Signs around an ear ly bier.
Gone are ioyeine SIS and verdure,
Pcasan, G"lds and rosy bowers e..
Dead each breeze with oders frcighted,
Gladdenn. these lone hearts Of ours.
Sometimes while | idly listen
To ca eli deep and dying moan,
Family does it seem to whisper
Back the voices that are flown;
From the dusty grave recalling
MANY dear and sunny brow,
Form Of grace and lip Of beauty,
Passed to endless respite now.
And think Of those true hearted,
Who, lif's 10 ilsome journey DER,
Raised their sweet, meek eyes to heaven,
Pressed our hands and spakc no more
So, while silent tears arc falling,
In that wild, nrhiddnn l,y,
Do learn how quickly. sally,
Years and friends have passed away
MARY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

A Cave was discovered in Philadelphia
las, week beneath a lot opposite the Wharton
street Methods, Church: aooreu and with u
chimney.
Taylor AND VAN BrEEN.-Gen Tay-
lor has beaten Mr. Van Buren, in his own
town, Undertook, the vote standing,
Taylor 295, Van Buren, 244, Cass 1863.
In 1914 the town gave a majority offs
for Polk. -.,.....
A VOTER OF "76.'-.The Boston pa
pers state that Jonathan Harrington, the
last survivor of the battle OF Lexington,
now above ninety years Of aye, walked
mile and a half 10 deposit his vote for
Gen. Taylor. .. ..' ...
a PAUrEE.-A foreigner in Roches
ter, New York, who begged nights
lodgings. and represented himself as a
pauper, was found, when searched, to
have the sum of three hundred and thirty
three dollars and eighty cents about his
person. .r ,.....
ROBBERY AT WILMINGTON, Del.-On
Friday night or Saturday morning, the
tailor store of D. Chandler, corner OF
Sixth and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del. was entered and robbed of about
five hundred dollars. worth of different
co|ored cloths, cassimers, linens, sutins.
silks, sc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

AMERICAN LAUoR.-The following
beautiful tribute to labor is from a speech
lately delivered in Faucu Hal, Bosom,
by Daniel Webster:
i have spoken Of labor as one of tho
great elements OF society The grea, Snbs'au-
tlal III crest on which we all stand Not
ieudal service, not predia toll, moi the ,rk
some dyudgery by one race of mankind.
subjected, on account Of color, to control Of
another race of ma .kind, bu, labor, intel!i-
gent. manly, independent, thinkiu. aud act
ing for Itself, earn ing its own wages. uccu-
muIalng those WAGES into capital, e,luca-
ting childhood, maintaining worship, claim
ing HE right of the elective franchise, and
helping 'ouphod The grea, fabric of,hs
State. Ihet Is hm~eon Labor, and con
iess that all my sym .'a,hies are with it; and
my voice until AM dumb, will be for
it," .,t '...r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18
Gold Dalst Of Wisdom.

GTA full purse presses heavily, but
an empty one is heavier.
Dy~God is better lodged in the heart
than in great ediicpS.
T. No snow falls lighter than the
snow of age; but none IS heavier, for it
never melts.
1.-THE greater the difficulty, tn~
more glory is There in snrlnouning il.
Skiltul pilots gain their reputation from
storms and tempests.
" Sophistry is like a window cur
tain it pleases as an ornament, but it's
true use is to keep out the light.
1.-THE venerable archbishop Leigh
ton was wont to say, 81 prefer an erro-
neous honest man before the most or;ho-
dox knaye in the world
if5~The shortest and surpst way to
live with honor in the world is to he in
reality what we would appear to be.
Gle that hath prudent wife, hath
a guardian angel by his side, but he that
hath proud wife, hath, a - at his
elbow.
~ The glory of a good man is the
testimony Of a good conscience: have
that, and thon wilt have inward peace
amidst troubles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

The INCIDENT OF CENTURY. The
Hampshire Gazette states that foreign
er who is one hundred y arr old, came into
that town on the LIST instant to get nat
uralized, in order that he might give the
first vote in his lif. for Gen Taylor. But
he was too late. The curt h.l been I'D
iolrsl about al h ,ls,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

A FINE HousE.-Mr. Casio, carpen-
ter, has completed new dwelling at
Elk Landing for Mrs. Mary E. Holdings.
worth, in the place of the one destroyed
by fire last winter. 1t is beautiful
building and does great credit to the
builder.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18
Editorial NOtings.

Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Samuel Garrett, offering
his Factory mills, and farm for sale. 1t
is valuable property.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

DID He RuN:- John Van Buren,, who by the
way is one ofthe most witty OF all stump speak
ers, stated III speech during the late canvass,
that Gen Cass, would need afidavits to prove
that he did run for the Presidency. 1t would
seem from the following, tina his friends are com
ing up nobly 10 his relief in this respect, and
whatever doubts may have arisen as to whether
lie ram in this county, are now, we presume,
put finally at rest.
State Of Maryland,
Cecil county Set Before the subscriber, a
Justice Of the Peace in and for the State and
County aforesaid, on this 10th day of November
in the year Cfour Lord, one thousand eight hun
bred and forty eight, personally appeared Ess.
S. .Marheliy who being duly sworn did depose and
say that he relieiously believes that Lewis Cass
was a candidate for the Presidency in this said
year and tina, TO his certain knowledge the said
Cass did receive some votes IN Cecil County.
(~~) IN witness, whereof, | hereunto
: l.. S. set my hand and seal tho day and year
(~~, above mentioned.
Sworn and subscribed before me -...
JEE. H. JOIST.
(S.gn.d) Ess S. MAPHErrT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-18

Jokes of.th Season The Pennsylvanian
thanks Ohio for wheeling into the ocofoco line,
but regrets that she is ga leele too late to come
to supper" The CentreviIe Times asserts that
she isl Cass-d into outer darkness" The N. Y.
True Sun says it continues to receive papers
from the far West, filled with Cheering Prospects
for Cass-dated however before tho It'll inst.
The Phila. Spirit of the Times Tocol published
a cut with Cass suspended by the heels, which
tho Del. Co. Pa.) Republican considers the I'M
kind.st cut Of ALL and Father Richie Of the Union
continues not 10 "give up the Ship"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
Adams ArilhmeliCal Series,

The suen,on o. prccep'nrs Of academies,
teachers ini supenaIsnlenis "a our com
mon schools, sad all those interested IN ed
ucauon, is IuVited 10 The foil series OF ariih.
mFuc.l works now published. Copies will
he furnished for examination on application
- either Of lhe pubhshrIs.
l.-PElNARC ARiTHNtTtC, or Mental Op.
CITATIONS lu Nusbers being an iutroducllon
to Adams Arithmetic, revised edition.
II -NpAWs' Nav AWrHNrrlC, Revised
Edition, being revision OF Adams New
Arithmetic, FIRST published IN 1921.
Ill---krY 10 Tie revised edition o'AdamS
New Auth melic.
Y.-MrN.cpIrioS. Mechanical Powers
and Machinery The principles Of mrnsu
ration aaaivtioa.ly explained md Urarucal
Is applied TO the measurement NJ lines, 81
pcrl,es and solids also n philosophical oN
p'4naiiuu OF the simple mechanical pu0er
eud ihelr application 30 machinery. De
signed 10 follow Adams New Arithmetic -
On press
Boon. kerrIyG. TIL. work contains
a lucid eApianon of me ~rieace Of accounlS
ucw, concise srd common sense mriho.
Of Book keeping @iuF.s entry. and Vati
Gus forms of receipts, orders, notes bonds
mortgages, and othrr instruments uete-sa
~ 'oi tho tran>actt,n 81 business. Accom-
pauieI with blank books lot NE use OF earn
ers. Pu1hsbed 10y
} W pursri. & CO. Kesre. ~. H.
CoitIss & RaorHEa. Now York,
TGr Pnuirs SAAFscy. Boston,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
Just Received.

Al The stores o. the undersigned, large
sGd tu,l supply OF liERRicK's SrGAS toATIn
PIlLs snd kII Stfeug thsutne Pisster'.
Toes. PiIls are warranted under penalty
Of 1000 t2,.ar.. not 20 contain any mercury
OF apy miuefsl msdicine. Our daily ssies
throughout The world hoN exceed uine thou
s,na boxes, oi nur hl1 Strengthening Pas
tsrs, The call tor them IL greater man our
ability 70 manufacture Toe utmost on'hu-
s,a.m CASTS in all parts OF the cnun,ty. DOR
.grotr 4ts l.u'--Isu ui ,.c Lr,l tespcCi.3ii-
t,--luey are Yuut nslguOpIs,you know them
Persons wishing - use ius best family pil
sve5 known SHOULD boy these, cal, on our
agents, purchase box, should ihry NOT
p.csse ,ou retufn lh-m ana gel your money.
Nc nave received az ths pUnripal ONCE
wuh,n ,us past wear, ceri,aies OF mofs
than 30 900 cures performed by Nerirks
iiis aud IiaNets. over ten thousand OF
larm we're con,iisfed beyond O.. hope
They are the cheapest and best pulls nov
known. Ea1h p.it 10 1rauiIiuiiy coated Siih
p,re whIte suksr Bach box rorts'1s 30
& piia, SAW ~ numner ~ frplIre1 foo tnse
y Than of .ny other Known pl. their .tTatI9u
bsinc 40 &C t1.a, thorough. yst So mi.1 lus'
al wAo ys- ibep, recommend tden. ONTrg
60 iIs immen,o popularity a. slys0ti- a'ie,
OF these pl4s, some unpuurtnei rersnu,
have made something hey cali sugsr coated
p.iis, SOD &c understand some are i1f sa's
10 tAls pan OF the cu4rify, called The lGdian
vegetable pail, made without doubt 20 Sc.
for lieu,Sk's vegelab.s pills, .oak out Ioi
fraud. some OF intse men auach Doctor "a
their names "a give them tne appearance oil
rsspscisttIuy Always ask for Hrurk'i
Sagar Coated PITTS snt get hem or noae 80
oar pills sell Cor 25 eeats per box, Mia ful
d. reciluns' our p,sstsrs u 81 cents Al
orhers mg,t Ls aidfesse4 O. HsrucG 4 Go
b Puueipal OGlee. No 6 jau.ss 81. Albany. 3
\. Tue io.JSiuE named sentsnsn are 90
sgrHis ~
Lattsl patitls r.rsrt L.--.- nib. D. ~ .
ran e Co.,. kaI.a.a b-rr r.r ll.II,f &C..
Ij Nra.isv iftufr. s. Wa..r Ir.rr. q
y Aru.truaF. Ta.rhatrr !. J. Hstt2 c. F-rlr
T" L SNala Csst'ttal, = i'sraau. II -slsr A. Car
= Psa't1ry, l.. LES Wsnr }. &. save sadbEr
ais- ~ ncsi drsSsisii ra3 -srt asru ~ ne STA
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

TuE PA"-woEp.--N Mr.. Lovcr tells a
good sneclo'c ol ~ lu.hnan Civ,ng the
password q, ,hc hal'c ~ F'n'onoy al the
um' ihr grtsl SsJs VA mspbal
The p,ss- word IS SAKE noN ioo'' forge,
g. sad ne eolon- TO Pot
'S,eksi Farh sod l will not Wn'ot
mr. fthsr q mHlstf
'Who pocs Iheref eTied The ssnIiod after
he sruvrd 81 th- pos
Pa looked IS eonGl,o,iy aspo,s,t'e. snl
in = sort u whispering hoel replied
Bags yer iouor'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
STATE or VERMONT
PROCLAMATION,
N CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Gosus-oH


IT, cosiora ihat calls ths r&ng'c ~ our CON
f.aR~sslih Ia teadsf At ilis seasoa ~ ths
,sag. tvhsr Nhasss " God iot tie eos,i.
rsss and petct. - .emusbss % nts
trtftrism IN 10 thfvsfess. sunsossoi
viih tigT teason. sni coruw4~raed by TIE
tssiis trampis ~ vsbrtaies aarssiff
J 4s as,pis ifuis q npu hsircsi 80
countless tlsssings si susihsf wear sl
tlrr~s ~ whteh sss asfFcuads8 ~.
nina ~ o. tte nrss 81 rf's' al ,t4Lk.Fis.
ing cato u.s C.ssf u ersfy good asd per
fstgih
-. ibsr.fors hereby sppoim THURS.
DAY. tbs - dst 81 DsrsH.sst ssSi. 20 10
&. .sf.sA throughout iisi. ~isie. 90 . daS If
rabbr ThsftsriUnF >'d Praise 10 AlniRh
- Gud
do ssfassuy recommend 70 m. People
. ,bi, STATE. o. sA.iain. pa thai day. tom
unnsce...rs ispor, AL from al smY-r
rrn's ontpeepntns l0c chsacnsd .nj tn,nts
ola Cbusrsn fr~ivst
Aud I inrts ~ people IN convene in tbeit
r,sscu,s p..ces 81 religious Worship 90
t.gire tosc, iset be lore ~ l.ofd. 20 liissapc.
are, t. renembef and tak uf al. Ills
inoturs. tn ihe dumesur rirrls 10 bless
ed hsuof h.u. 70 hil ihs to shtf0. services
ptopusis 10 tie l01f4l ocessioa
Especially - % mrrt 90 Offer praise nni0
God ior his Denieusnt smiles upou put stats
% Nation, 90 toe prpterung ~ out CtVt aud
r-IEtous distinctions, Va ihe tetuto Al peace,
90 TIE general prevalence oi isw AID order.
cad 10 tho hopeful stability nf our owp gov
saucoi WHALE tine hionrs u tns Oh World
90. tsp,diY ,rumDhas toto lus dust.
Psuruisrly Nu TT, "a eve thAnks unto
ilo Lord f,f ias giant of ~ ahpn,iaui hsrF.
sst-- lnf ut health srt ,tgrf. ani hpppiaes-
e. he people OF tli, tummnnweAiih--i rt We
s.gnAl prosperity That has auru led ihrir 10
hlr.. 10 ail the usslJi afls All lhs Sari1us
r4rsuu, 10 watch tley have been engage --
iat ns~ ,dlrnuons. $50 commercial imru-
s.s-aul ioi t.s ,fpw,h and well tciug u
tie Sia'r.
Above sl, lei iso people ptaiss Ih, Lord
ff the benign inAlea,ss ol tns fiorou,
Gofpsl o ~. blessed G"i' uton out Tree ~
.ltuVpns. ~ hitch hays their strength aud se
cuiuy Only Do is iisht hud ppwer
let Va ACCOMPANY praise wih hearty ron
fo.s.on 81 Our manifold stns, huubiy sock
log ntgtysuess tnfough put lord Jesus thrs
snd imrinffrP ;lrs DIVINE I'D TO sltcus lhel
u. unto the hthhii keerinr Of Ills comma ID
usaS, HDd the turning Of oar feet unto III
testimonies,
Whlls Ne 20, fully re,olni blessings be
slowed, lei rs. vita tsn heart. commit oui
selves, onf children. our rountrY. sH :nicret'
most precious Tor lbis he and Tat TO cont
uutu the Cud OF oar Faten that. uuot
It's favor, we may be people exalted 81
righteousness. seeking peace and rInicin
On IL, loving mercy and doing justice. thsnl
fsi tor the past, trus,lIl for the tuiure, rel
ing ai~.ys solely onthe Lord, whose 'tshde
mstcius sts over all his works
Gr,n unI,' my hand and n, sra! Of sa
STAT. ihii g4ih day Of Norr,HJsr' IN q
,s1r Of our Lord one thopsJHd ,ig
hundred ond fn-iv ,ighi aud n ~ j.
d,r,sdenc, oC Ls Umtsd S!Gics, fhs se
snfy-ihrd
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
By the Governor,
GsoEoI I Ilou0HroS. Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
~ nnn SlflNGI rs and va
q -. WV rirlv OF Other kinds Of
unbef. iotsa.ebv q ROBBINS.
Adams New Arithmetic.

Til, vsluable school book contains the
Characteristics of the former edition. In
greatly improved form with sucn CONGO
iioos aud stliuons 40 Tho want 81 The times
demand. II has been already worry eItcn-
stvcy adopted 10 place Of the oh edition.
aud u received with TIC most unqpaHncd ap'
proval
Adam, New Arithmetic j. slmJsI the on.
Is Work 90 srthmruc used 90 extensive sec
non. ot Sew Ing 1t i,vsed 10 every
pat nj the i'uu,d States and "a tho SIZE
% New York, 30 niuety three ~ the ono hun
died sod tiny five academies which reported
TO the R.gsn,s OF the University n is47.-
Il has been adopted to The currency OF, and
rspuhli,hsJ IN Canada 1t has been tsns-
lated ard re-puhished in Greece. Notwllh-
standing the multiplication Of stuhuetcs
mnde up msny OF them OF the m.terlsi oI
tbs work, it has steadily increased in the
public favor and demand
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
BRIGHTON MARKET.
lRspsr,.a n, "a. TnS.,..,j

fHrNSnsv, NOV ~
lRspssisd fof the 1Tsssiist
a. nsfse;. 1000 Beet Csuls. 1899 Stetes.
~ psirs urtier Oaen. 81 Co~s snd Calves
tooe sheep tnd Lssn,... isoo s-iss
PAGES De. Csu.e--t.i qualify. SIS ,
"a DO $50 - % st.75
St1ts.--9 wear %, ole 20 tibi yess
old. si0 10 e41
Noialne OIeh--S,l,s 81 ess, 20, loo,
iis
Gov, end C,re, $50. sL 90, 81. ,nd
"a
sheep aud ismb,--sI57, $50, 2. $50,
500 -55
svios--~s qun,s Hsc Real 5.oe
fsi hos. te
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
INEnnMATlnN MAN1Ep

Or II 'nmi-k MaAna7 ban ~ lnshwan.
who came from IrclsBd to tbs country uinc
years since " hen last heard truu was
10 lllilui. Any Information respecting his
vlcr,abaut, vill BE- thankfully received by
hi, br tbsr james NAAnarhan. Cuttings
vile, VI Papers 10 Illinois please notice.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

T,fr !. shortened by ndul ceacr IN snger
ilI-w,ll. nnIIdy. 'n'y gn'[ sorrow. and
excessive cate Tho wal powers are WINS
tcd ~ excessive boldly eI-rctsc. ~ some
easrs, ana wtnI ~ o dur portion IN oth-ts.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

ABLacK "BUGL A. the Zee black
r~rlemen, N Aires poitre oriiasnee was
iaifly lsurd. ~ Which b ~ Gfh,jlsn ,hat
any person shaut r1h'-ly worstin a'lir1-
,ou. fhuaicr or o.te' rsr','rs or 'tsy will
~ subject to penaty not ozeeriing ten
sh.lIinss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

M y N. sub.cf,he- te,sf appointed
the Hon fr,iaus fDs the Disincs Of
netiaAs. cosas-i.siousTs ~ srressc sssaiDs
AID al eat al claims ard esmtnds 81 81
persoDs, srs'nsi The estate ~ william Has
tins. l,ie % pinby ~ ssi3 oisirtci, tScss.
Il, ,sp'eseairl ins0.trni, md 9 mnniis irurn
ne ittb cav Of ociohsf ssiat slowed TO-
thu, pgfposs. We DO therefore hststv ri'c
unucc tsst Ns vii susad a. ihs tostncss 81
our ssid srfssria.eni a. 10 dwelling house
Of va .. llssklna in Dsnbt, 90 the tbi'e
Mosts,, 81 Ds, stnhsf aul March petIlr"H
10 o',losk - a.. uujl Ao'c.ocA 2. "a. oa
each ui ssii dave
G. Ioegs LEA Envusrs. COm's
Dandy. Nv =, 1875 -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

BALLOON AscENuoN Philadelphia,
Nov. l. Dr. Norrl1s hist ascension IN
;hts city to dsy, was witnessed hy thousands
Fl .pcell'ou AMI tbe whole affair went al
moA bcsu'iuly, and ~ f.ra we could
l'arn. ui,touts ,l1glc accident.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
Farm for Sale

WISH 10 sell the following ou' l9o
] attes 81 isnd. vel letca, muvIal AMI
rIu~ land. - Lowell auH .rnuuil y tih a. looi
dwelling b.usss aad oui blilIlnes th-fsou
and oil 90 porJ Iepatt. ne tantts are ai the
tr.i hnd. mostly ccdsr pnsu snd board iencs
"a ,oty good otchard OF mosliy gt.ucd i'u'
also = splendid wood .ui sni ystv cOnSen
i,ni. Tofms vii he very low. Payments
made to sun tive purchaser
CARLOS \ HITCHCOCK.
Chiuendsn. Nov. H. ISIS. ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

One ollh, b.si ier, of'hc tr- is ,ha, n
Herr N~'lefnirh. fAi.c5l a. FanL ort on
the maine, Who eta recent popular inertia
opposed prarrl i,f he abolriou OF ,nIrs.
by reminding ne people Of the irius zee
they WouI DO HIN IA liking away lhs on y
d,siae,ion ee,~~en himself and he Prince
Of the same name
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

The number Of passengers ~ The English
ra,wsY during the last Nsif wear. vs. se.33O.-
+gl, These railways glse permanent en-
pluymeni, and good wages, to 40 600 per
sons