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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Tho Pine D,se.se,

Aletter received in Boston from Will
mington,N. c. says in relation to this mat
ter: There can be no mistake about tho
great destruction of pine trees, and we
shall feel it by.and.by. The next dip
pings will show great falling off, and by
Fall we shall feel the deficiency Of the
crop, which is estimated all the way from
a quarter to half there is no mistake or
humbug about this ihing-it is serious
affair, though no doubt exaggerated; in
some places you can ride two miles and
not see live tree, and the disease is still
going on"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04

A PERFECT CURE FOR THE PoTATe DIS.
EAsE-has at last been discovered and ap-
piled to the crop in Germany. Dr. Klotsch,
of Berlin has received reward Of Sl,400
from the Prussian Government for the dis
covery. The same manner OF preventing
the disease was discovered nearly at the
same time by the celebrated Prof Lleb@
but DR.. KlOtsch had tested it for the space
of three years successfully and on large
scale. The plan is to pinch off about half
an inch from the top of the plant when it
has reached height of to inches, and 10
repeat the same operation 10 to IL weeks
after time of planting, on all the stems Of
the plant.-Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Foreign News.

We have later intelligence than we
gave last week, but not of exciting inter-
est. Another attempt at outbreak was
discovered at Paris and nipped in the
bud.
1t is confidently stated that Russia will
declare, or has already declared, war
against the Germanic Confederation.
Prussia and Denmark have declared a
truce, the former retiriHg from that por.
ton of Schleswig. Holstein known as
Schleswig.
All attempts at qualification between
Italy and Austria have proved abortive,
and the war, it is stated, will be renewed
with increased vigor.
In Ireland, Mr.. DuFFY, of the Nation,
Mr.. MARTIN, of the 'Felon,' Messrs'
DouGHERTY, WILLIAMS and HoBAN, OF
the Tribune were arrested for treason
and felony and were 10 be tried at the
sessions, on the Sth inst. Mr.. MEAGHER
and Mr.. DonERTY were arrested on char
ges of sedition and will be tried at the
present assizes.
The excitement is represented as in
tense and affairs appear TO be approach
ing crisis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04

6yThe residence ofGen. Coss, at Wash
ingion, was hung with garlands of flowers
woven and presented by ladies', who thus
signi6ed their joy at his nominatlon.--Gdle-
ma Jefersonian.
And the efigy OF General Cass was hung
at San Angel, with ropo, by the volunteers,
who thus sgnifed theirjoy at his efforts to
reduce their pay for clothing. - Chicago
Field Pieee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Another Version.

The last weeks Eagle copies another
version of the Sword. breaking" bust.
ness. 1t now.Oppears that Mr.. Cass IN.
digadady broke his sword upon his Knee
and dashed H to lie earth" What pity
il was that the Colonel should thus allow
his temper 10 get tho better Of that of his
blade and leave his tried and trusty steel
10 rotten in the cold damp earth.
Another question naturally arises here,
which the discoverer Of the above scrap
ofhistory may possibly bring to light
Among the extra allowances" given I,
the General. was any pro vision made I,
reimburse him for breaking his sword
Probably the Eagle can give tho infar
nation required. We confess our ig
nornnce upon these nice points Of oul
couniry's history. That portion publish
ed in books and spoken of by our earl,
settlers makes no allusion to them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04

A HUNDRED YEARS Aao.--The Bos-
ton Gazette Of jan, 26th, 174s. states
that 1.-THE advices from London are to
the 18th Sept, and from Wilmington to
the Sd Of December"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04

1Gen. Scott, his accusers at Wash
ington having retreated, tits said has
returned to his family residence. Gen.
Pillow was in the same train from Wash
ington to Philadelphia with Gen. Scott,
and while Gen. Scott was cordially
greeted by the people at every stopping
place, not a single eye or voice saluted
Gen. Pillow-so says passenger.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Congress.

The House has been engaged in the
discussion of the Oregon Bill. At our la
test advices, they had not come to vote
on it.
1t is probable that Congress will ad
journ about the middle of the present
month.
The Senate was engaged in the com
promise Territorial Bill, which passed
that body, but was voted down in the
House. as will be seen in another article
1Some of our friends have prospec-
fuses of tho "Buena Vista" with subscri-
bers names on them. We hope they will
return them soon, before our back mum.
bers are exhausted.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
coNGREssIoNAL CONVENTION.

The Congressional Convention will be- held. in
cIRcLEylLtE. on neat Tuesday The 6h Of August.
According to the ratio adopted, at the last District
Meeting, Fairfield will be- entitled to o5. Picku.
way to %, Madison TO 10 aud Fayetto to l2 votes
in Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04

tVThe Washington Union declares
that General Taylor is in favor of the
Wilmol Proviso. In a late number of
that paper it is said;
"GeneraI Taylor is pledged to yield his
assent TO Ute doctrines ofMe WiImot Pro.
risO, and is pledged not to resort 20 he
Presidential reto againM il, if Me people
MaH constitute a Congress that Lan
enact those dOctriNes into a lav."
And again:
HE consents to sacrifice bis own
power TO that Of Congress--to sink into
q king Log, to register their edicts, and
10 egposs the iolOle South to tie Wilmot
ProvisOs Cftheyabid Abolitoaists. Such
is the first tax which he pays for the nom.
inaiion, and the frst claim he puts In for
The suGiages Of tho South"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Letters OF Acccplnnce.

We publish to-day the letters of Gen.
TAYLOR and MILLARD FILLMORE, accept.
in the nomination for President and Vice
President.
Both letters are couched in excellent
terms and are written by patriotic hands,
Now that the last prop is knocked from
under the expiring hopes of Locofocoism,
we trust that they will act as becomes
wise men and not render themselves
ridiculous any longer.
In the letter of acceptance, we can dis
Germ the difference between the cand.
dates. Cass acknowledges himself the
slave ofparty and the exponent of a dec
laration of principles by an unauthorized
body of Legislators. Gen. Taylor says
that he will be guided by the Constitu-
ton and be governed by the peoples will.
Choose ye between them.
General TnyIOr's Letter.
BATON RoUeE, July 18th, 1o46.
Sir:-I had the honor to receive your
communication ofJune 10Th, announcing
that The Wing National Convention
which assembled at Philadelphia on The
9TH of that month, and of which you were
the presiding officer, has nominated me
for the office of president of the United
States. Looking to the composition of
the Convention, and the numerous and
patriotic constituency, feel dee ply CRATE
ful for the honor bestowed upon me for
the distinguished confidence implied in
my nomination by the Convention, to the
highest Office in the gift of the American
people.
| cordially accept that nomination, but
with the sincere distrust ofmy fitness to full
fill the duties of an Office which demands
for its exercise the most exalted abilities
and patriotism, and which has been rem
dered illustrious by the greatest names in
our history. But should the selection of
the Wing Convention be confirmed by
the people, shall endeavor to discharge
the new duties, then devolving upon me,
so as to meet the expectations of my fel-
low citizens and preserve undiminished,
the prosperity and reputation of our com
mon country.
| have the honor to remain, with the
highest respect, your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR.
To The Hon. J. M. MooREmEAD Green's
borough, Guilford county, N. Carolina.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

vs.
Widow and Heirs.
RY virtue Of an order issuing from the Court
ID of Common Pleas, in this case, will offer
for sale before the Court House Door in Lancaster,
On Saturday the I6th of September, Is4s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and O..
clock P. NJ of said day; the following described
Renl Estate in snid county.
The Westhal of the Northwest Quarter Of Sec
tion No. 10, Township No IA, Rnnge No l8. con.
tanning 80 Acres. Appraised ut $5 per Acre.
Also, part of Section No. l3 and fractional
Section No l2 Township No ID Range No. 10,
Contaniug76 67-lOO Acres. Appraised at Forty.
five Dollars per Acre.
Terms-One-third in hand and the balance in
one aud two years with interest
WILLIAM SLADE, JR.
Administrator de bonis non Of IVm w. Irvin
August 4, l848 pisa 5wl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-04
Mr. CillmOvc- Chicago Comycu,,o,

NUOhSO NOuVcUlbOh
We clip the following from the last
weeks Eagle:
"The whig papers throughout the
country have been heOping their wrath
on Gen. Cass, on account Of his breyi,y m
replying to the Chicago Convention. W.
just compare tho following from Mr.
Fillmore, their abolition candidate fo,
Vice President with that of Mr. Cass."
"BUFFALo. May 90. ls47.
"TO the Chicago Convention.
"Gent&-HOving business to transac
at Saratoga Springs "a favoriie resort fo
bUsiRessS) | cannot conveniently attend
your convention.
A6ectioNdte'y Yours.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
The above is falsehood told without
having tho least foundation for il. No
letter was read in the Convention from
Mr.. Fillmore. and the Junior" Of the
Eagle has allowed his simple. artless ma.
lure to be imposed upon by some reck.
less Loeofoc" sheet. We pity the party,
whose LEADERS, descend to such low nal.
try tricks to defend their cauue.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
AZ EDITNNs LITE-

A corcspoui,ut of the y Y Tribune.
sums Wy he life Of an cdior IN the follow
ing graphic manner:
A. general thing, the habits 81 the
daily journal, are very r,gular-te being
regularly employed TIL two clock In the
morning aud rising al ten, the next day a.
breakfast on hard eggs and cold biscuit --
A to domestic felicity keeping whole
some hours aud al that sort o. thing be-
has read Of them to be sure, bat ., be-
ha- Of the diamond valley Of >.udtad and
that. all he ever know, about them. H..
vile and children get glimpse Of him flr
the Grs, time 200 tAe Vctk ou saturday morn
iuc--proydod the forDlgu steamer d',I upt
(vbich it generally dc..J arrive ou at
day. His brain from constant pumping
AID squeezing 40 yrJ much 90 the c.uIl-
ton OF VEL sucked orange; through
which duJb,c. an ocean Of the t.ghlv con-
ccnIratcd essence Of oid uessIaIcr 10 one
vclk Vastly. cy,rl-,t.ng tn,d Laa.
cookery p3HtI-al AMI moral ethics cHg1.
eerIug wat,rmtiau 'scmcpd1u1 sqgS-h
g.. and larmor's clubs iaEleucot type wash
ing ua-1.u,---are ali legmate subjects ~
On, pen, ana some u the lucst tnins- b.
DO. .7s up.n thc 10 a,,giah.o alsAat.ee-
9TH. tah- Jumf. ana ,he dsrger u IA
ua-a. j.bt l.}t. architecture. musl,
.lI uIas,rT. lru ais. topics upon ~ll.n b.
b ,4u.e;,.y - hame, Art a. g r-5i,v-
.ug BOOB. ,.a,rye Auce - 100 touch 90 ilm.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

nr You nav laugh a. ne contradiction
q sos - I.. 49,. Cos i',lh, could .tfi.
tee nv opn JOB. ou ne ,nsnai 70 redeem
ADrthrf lcl.ow-ct,n.urc from s1ch place
% houor from On cod - pueou' Nv sou,
suJ ny wal sp.tu 't'm,I 90 lha. dr,p,to.
mem,r' 90 b. 4, pata,iug whi,- one. IN pr
Hre Cfcv,i over o., Jsp,oral,. ~.s q do,
..utf
~ 'hc0 paved
/ played why or wherefore know not
4 was not from i'at--t could DOT have
been 90 hope Toe Jas, OF mr.clp art
pai'ct. ODD tL,re AS 40 natural aw ty
Who's pfos,ienlal ,u.rrposuon could IL
"'eI. | DID no, pray prayed 4 use q
M soul nNhin me
Was he eaiunrs that | now i,It lot-
p'iuy ,hal ptec'I,s dissolution 20 tbe s,fon-
sVimm,r, "a ho sinking from exhaustion.
mus adj q bubble 70 The wave - BE- sufH-
Gates h.uralh ne element Which now dem.
"a bis mastery lfr were g., bow lotu.
uo,c VAS 90 th.l my fpaung rod at lho, mo
m,n' attracted my & uton as It da'Nel
through Toe nsl'r b2 nc slW on N.
instant hlta Is al cMIuG.,i .,us n va
toe wtIe moose lie rod qIyersi plunS
81 eamo again 10 ,ho a.. face, and tippl,d
the wa ~ u shot IA stroVy fight hom
tIc TO siie q tb, tAnk 4 las, duvrn to-
wsfd he i,u,L-caS corner OF The r,s,rSoir.
the snAl col i.,m,d 10 have 90, foul s,mr.
where. tn. bmzeu huU which. eNcry
ume lho hs.und-j wa IhfoNn OPT the
moon, now nnk nv us own wclght, show,
I.f - D.. t. H.
the cotnctsd hsh. cv entity anchored sou,c-
whore by that shor, wirr houuderod Soy.
erNl time, to the surface before thought
oi,rIk,ng Quito the spot
Tho wnter is low now snl lol,rably
clear You nay ser the very l-igc lh,rr,
slf. lu Wonder corner. on winch the small
end Of my rod rested when sccut,d Ma,
pike with nv hands DID not take HIM
from the slip noos., hn~evcr bat staining
upon the ledge, handled the rod ~ wuik-
miu.hke manner, a, nunc hat pound
p,cker,l over the ron railing upon tie top
Of nc prfnpcl ! be rod as have told YOU
barely reached ffomlbe railing 10 the water
i, was heavy strong bass rod. which |
h,d borrowed 10 the SptG Of the Times
office and whtn discovered that the fish
al the end ot The WIRE made a sronr ,noug h
knot 10 prevent me from drawing my tsct le
away from the railing around hich 1t en-
twIned nseii as threw, WHY. a. you can al
once see, had bat iIule difficulty Ia max
lng my why up the face ol the Na,I with
such assistance The luJicr which aurac.
t-d your nntIce "a, as YOU So, dashed to the
iron raI.Iug "a The lirniical .py where
,hus m,je my escape aud, ior fear -oi san
liar accldcu., they have placed another one
IA the corresponding corner Of the other
compartment, Of the tank ever since my re-
mathsJI. nights adventure IN The Geser
vo.r'
We give the above Singular relation ycr-
baum rs head rom The lip, OF our chance
Acquaintance, ami, although strong v temp
ted to work up afor the ian'ssuc STYLE o
d famous Gotmao nam .lke, prefer that ,h,
reader should have It 10 rs American SIM
pncHy.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

~ l'l.f I4.N L Ot > VI II - = ~ ~.
Wccopy hom Nc report OF ,he i eemaus
Journal to, masulhcrnt petofuuon 10 the
J-hoec Of Mr. MnIrEsIDr, counsel for
Smith q Bu,n Ii "tt rank among the
most 'gicnJil specimens VI forensic eIo-
qIouce
have now toll you all, and l,ls Tor you
90 sly wh,lber the cHar-c pr.i,rr,d against
my c,..nt has been made out have "a
pAtGoI " yOu lhe punc.picl OF lie Las, and
! utVe Shown yuu Iuat abe itct ui lrprl ing
ia arm,'s 40. enoug h--lhat Il i4lst be Ifr4-
sou Nltulu me Indictment. Ani mat II TIA.
be ~, p,oscI you are bound 20 dcl1l the
puslucr have observed upon The eEI-
deuce AMI considered, 81 Tar a. my humble
atiniy Would permU he great 4Ies"on ia
VOWED IA ,hS solemn ludl-nameIy, Iuc
guilty ipt,n, OF The pusJu.r.4-
Even, although Inu explanation OF his
couluc, mty b, 40 ne rrsp.css gn,aasilC-
lu1, tuItlsilii shou of the Tremendous
-4.I, .i lrr15,u--.a-t is, Iu Iulcnt u,ubt-
r4.tN tJtu'I AMI pa. "a t1scuapn 81 COM
pass The Oll'0u's dsIul, OF toying W"t
.-Aiust ta' l>I,,n, aCtIt hlm YOU mus.
" J. DO | know lpJ lie. The wolshry dilh-
cuu,s o, ais case Wan some, p,.JuIlc,
"a, blocked % lhe aycuuos q ,he undet-
a4ulng 10 o.ners, ca.umny has dpue US
WoJ..- 'Ue mpiacteao,e politician hos
been CONDEMNED TO ,aie he has ptovoacI
aud d,s.sti Duyen TO excess be dl no.
coot,mpal, 90 order 10 preserve hls person
q. liberty. be mus, pay gUe loa,U otus pre-
Sumption with bis, Aie Had be been d
tsglcurs who assumed psulJlsm as ~,
mask ,..as1ussa, De- would sra nuw Aa,.
RECEIVED ne uch f.vafi Of b., p1lHcl
blsc4,s'
Had be- os,n wiling 10 81. has ptinci pie,
b., would haze been promptly Pa,l Dos prce
he Lli ou'y GO cheer -Oa lucOas ,,rnc,
when most hagnnt 10 upP.auI VIA. Doe
BIS! cauI-mp.I. aul 20 coul,aun what b,
a,IagqtuI lilo unssy wal ae nal "a s
f aai 90 ,ly wha, be- d,I no, hon, siy believe
aaI he at4tu.,l traitor aou.i have beou q
, pa.roac ple-nan. he migh, have -four
{ ,sheJ DO tnll,iiral pfosperay sa,r be- ia
tniyd wa ssA -icDt ihc. In ~ U.scrts %
B iis cJuLtTy. busnsie p,Tscps man
r having aiap'd poIucai opinions s.pccr,b
- 90 MISTER hayefron,,us be- has acted V..I
q r..i honesty aui cJusf.rurs 10 an age %
,1is.Gg t,tg,V, eaton AMI deception. II
rsua, t,,..4 D., a. plH.' ifs Doe IA H4'
b l.rtIsa. No. uas 90 ped o. uaae.
The .Gr.-s siiss. ,an, is worse ihaI
=. ,Iuteu e. k.4 .As O4.ra--.Jr he ia
o unma,A el .acu "a aud exposed meanless an.
eoffupuoo --Thereloro let hin DE 10 b.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

uirAnauid ifn .t.f. HtafchH, lhg Zoe al sncial
! 'ld't properly md nN--Ntih'r cen he
/ OK 'gf tduE'i price vas 81 upon he
/ .Ai BE- has bon c1ucatltcJ. huoI,d
/ hf"ufh h.f u1u'o country ,prhe. Of
lpl'e was 10 gfos TO be- opI.I' 20 him -
/ " mere ean be 'Apcsi a temperate consIct-
a"onol hs motives AMI cnut- political ca
''rit N'"hete bui from goa. Ant y't
h' l'"'faI'v pflui'er' your nn'ut' may
/ BE- oni.'''d s1ins' hm-y uum1v have been
/ 'hugh''o CONSIDER han thc ob'uu,lc enemy
'i your country. peace. liz hope ought
alone 10 t. "hrfe 'hc law has placed It,
~ VIE houaf ihc mt'g.Hy, ihe tl'cc'nmcn'.
. Ihe tuua amy of d Joy.
u i'mp'" OF defence Ioocen'rd %. q, that
Jury vas "'' s"'d To Dc, prosecuted Tor p''
. .'H'a' c"hl 'c' or p"Hical 'Ic'Sst'. ~ 'h'
"'s''o mo crown JudRr' mus be un-
O'"d"g J1ne' may tegatl the it'Hiy Of
/ human h''ui' '1ti''-spfuuI rom ne
/ P' pc ca" '"' ample '",'h OF .hr'' pro-
/ '''""u over 'h''' hIio" tutJte~ ""1't' hty
'a"- Oe"''' h's htA !. his Li"u''' a"d h''
pu' poe were not curry, tGu'ocAi a'ho"sh
s'o"c oI h's ao's may te S1ch - IT," h'g
task AMI oli'-t d'so'd i1f you d" 'ha' H.
nous co"siin'ion, whose 'o4hla'ion' ha'r
bern 'ald b" Ihc dc'p'A wisdom, and "hieb
XIX. ",r,,''s ,l.lI n'I ctn,,.(,',i IN
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22
The Man In the Reservoir.


1oa ms, sr, ,amf 90. l. Lsst sostc', .o
Sea lus ....- l., of no lr.tuo.unr Rs
ser,uir a., oi tbr.c Dur NotrmHcf u,ttlaess.
IHss ustc 500 90 thtsc ,atasg,s tuwt...
l.r. aat hstia 4uIru senator ai booking o. DAB.
80. et. Young tffeu. Iayirs 'IAfaf~t.
49,, "arts. Isfc - olU~tdat 90 ttc sun
....e--H.N watching t.r r..4ri-i r.tg Hr
long ne uelt ,5r~s oi f.. t.sck pos. aItl.
o. and now lHrNrc 20 oror tie ..~.t or
r.h sr' vonitn.s raf,Fiy spreads q on
tHstru usrtt 900 ciH.Fs..s
'INsyma ta.a uf AIpH'.s and Afc'busa.
maruutci an l.4He .orh more, who has
i.lra is Nsy ra.p.et autlrc re-Iaiun uoafs
'uut tuc ttot.a iu rltstrg uyer 900 arm of lue
sea al ~YuytrU.sHy,ti, aud JsfsHaa o. 81,
ssbin 900 l.lS trsnDtlet jirsuil, hrli. 70 all
houo~. liy George, i5a. TIC p,s yHn'er
looks - bloc 49, ever lur Il lcau Sea Co. by-
Ioa's esF, gazing from lGr Act"pobs But
Tho paihlsI 'oilale on those Gags the
Greek. must have ttrlsci OF such a v.ge'a-
40 phenomenon in tso miosi ui tDctr e. y.
ish uu'e gt.sc., az they nrver would have
pphed TIE wan ed Itin tusii lsudsosrs HY
cmhfoidellnG usit marble temples with r.y
on.nn. DDS 700 Sc iLsi PIKE brock, ar
j old Uui
'Lo.ua. ui. SILVER 90 G,hed upon the
bach A,artou. NEE fesis,s suul that hop.
81 ", 10 mounl lt9u tIe pool
Inc pace seems 'ugs-suve Of f.nc.es to
,ou' We obscued % reply TO ,he rsv.c
psie
I,ls indeed. Tor t,vs done up good
tss. of ANXIOUS thinAinR siIhin CIRCLE Of a
lev wards, where thst h.h broke Ju,i now
singular place fOr meduauon--lhe mid
die OF the reservoir
You look mere iu'oas, ~, bot rs i.ot.
IL.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

OLp FEIrNDs lie who never forgets
h.' of lucul'. sui cheu,n,, h' attach.
meGl lOr them as WGrmly as ever no mat
ter how much t,ms. space OF fortune have
kept ,hem hrau, IS one Of hos ratc beings
Nth whom Heaven has endowed the eauh,
,ha, society may not uucrly ~ .l.r. through
he ufu'Uce Of lngrauluje, s-.hsbucss and
lne ss,ul hang -Iu iitr 4 yon advance
u ,u-, mos. new arqvtuHrr's, bat never
Yfgs, Old fuUas How u4,h happier tho
human rtco would be- they followed lhs
ADVICE those who parted me ting ahcr 10
bong uN-.Dre NOT 8Hh Ios,n,d lrl,r,.t IA
rach Other. as raw iul a. t,mhcrs meet
brothers ttc,r all cuons more glowing than
over.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

ENInIrs-hlcruudct's Messenger eivo
he lol'owinr wholesome advice These
Iuhy paragraphs ou'vrgh whole volumes
a, times. aud are tho very b,st charts tor
th" WIS. -'lAvc you cnomlrs7 TO straight
90 and mind them rot. lllhcy block up
your path, vnll, around th-n, nud do YOUR
dry egatdIess other spite. A man who
has no enemies IS seldom good lor anything
he Is nude ofjhlt kind Of material which
$50 easily worked that every one hasa
hond IN t. a Ne,Irg charaeier--one who
lhluk, for himself and speaks what hrtbinks
IS always sutr to have enemies They are
rs necessary to him ~ fresh air they kcrp
HIM alive and active. a celebrated char
scicr, who vas surrounded by enemies, US.
"a TO remark ---'Thcv are sparks which, #
YOU d. not blow vi 80 ouD Of themselves
j." this BE- your t'rhng ~hiic endeavonng
to live down The scandal OF those who sre
bitter pgn.rN you II you stop to dispute,
YOU DO b1i IS they desire, aud o;rn the way
tor more abuse bet the poor t,lloas
there wi., De- LuI u reaction, II you per
form bot your IUy, and Lladr,ds who were
once allenatd from yor, w,ii flock to you
and acknowledge lhcrr error
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

TIE Grand Jury fAGeGt.oy county have
found bills sghIusl several Of 400 glfs who
saod charged - Too having participated in ihs
iAcsory rI1' in h.eg.any ctty, len moaghs
ago.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

Taysl up lne Narn RIVER continues -
srfsrfrve as ever ar aetoGce. Trough mo
.s.saa 10 The 'llssr NsN'nu' 'sit ~ A F.
t4uE. or NrfcsJ srsrlr. " .tI Twelve t4n-
ore qassrnErrs. o.. i.r s.r' nl1fs hsa e
prueart4orAls number. scrorii1F 30 ne Sc
camnaIa'i9us Afforded ~ Y EIptsss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22


''''. tom a~a'i OIL 'A'usii' and f"m 80
''''' '-f'h'''' '.'h.,sh " i"'''ao' 80" "i
80, 90 ". ~ n.' h''' '.'.
.. ,a.., .,t.., l,.,.. ,.',.r,-,I.
.auls -u, ttat ~. r.rp,, l,,ter oe, of,t.
i,e. O. } .,Et, iier. s,t.o. me rst
e1.wn'rg tn q hai. % cd csss Of water. and
aH... ..s .RE" notnt ,hc vessel ., be grew
10 'e '". m'fe oe'pr'l' ans hHnc m's"'
'' COY - "'a :. .'u'- '"-'' h''' "' ''''
,....,...
b.s,,,. ,,g m.y l..k,tc, r.,5.. 49,,
rcs-.n,si "a. Too, iDr le,,toli,. re,uii.r,o
man Gpsuuc op Do. h.tA ju ,hs cen,,e OF
ai-.e ,.a.. with oc'4 wa. OF some fifteen
cog '"s"u let r''0s s91"e.s oo c'ef' 'lIe
81. '.m me "''s ''" 'n''''' o'''t'' -
'' Wv
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22


l'N'''Hot A>r'n'ru One Of
~ On anxious lthft. 80 rsfsr, OF an On.
''o"'a''' number ois''litru v,hl'e,h as
' n'i ir'h. ~''t'to duer, ne ATTENTION Of
.tf r'..fn'I victims &c. 'hc fact that pr
N.'.''. o.. fhnH"ftr nt1 Brooklyn, has
'.-.'Sh A'.N'".r' '' h'' PROCESSION ihnt
''.'. go ''} '' u i'n''HrA'.y OPERATED w
30 ~ '''n 10 h'' 80 p.'7i'r'a mode ol do,
''E Dr.. ltr makes ttr dp"iuc o, teeth to
NON r''''n' Us ihc I've we will tell
\ '' story o' Tho Doctor.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-22

Sussp vserioaaon hs. Teen med with
per'rrl success
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-14

IMPERIAL. Tyson, Young Tyson, English I'rtak-
L fast, praMre, Peco, Nngyong, Oolong and Congo
Teas, for sale ~ ID. Y. KENDALL, Agent
Feb. 2.-3d79