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TO OWNERS OF PRoPETY, AROHITEoTS
AND BUILDERS. s.NOIICE.

no OWNERS or PROPETY, AhOHIIEUIS
AND BUILDERS. NOTICE.
F. DELAMARE late Foreman of the Company
IL. Vieile Montague" proprietor Of the Mosselman
Viuc Mines in Paris has opened mandatory OF all
dsscrintions Of work in ZINC, COPPER, TIN and
SHEET IRON. suitable for Buildings and Household
Utensils the whole done according TO the gest mnoye
ments... L. F. d. more particularly undertakes ZlNO
ROOFING which he guarantees for twenty years Also,
Ratbing AnDarRtus Water Closets and every thing
neoted with the Plumbing Business. ZINC LETTERS IN
psiaf III an kinds. Apply the premises, 81 franklin
Tsst between Cont and Bienvle where samples of the
above mentioned works can be seen =
Refers to MessTs Shark, Day Stauheri Edward GOuo-
ohauX, Builder.
aMossELMAN ZINC" FOR ROOFING.
The subscribers Agents for the sale Of the yieie Mon
tsSpe lsbras6 Sheet Zinc, would call the az
tStiop of Bniden and others this article (when used
N nopeT Thickness and Qualiy) durable and economical
Stice y Roof Il has been used roofs in Europe fol
thirty yean without repair. and IS now apparently s good
a. when ut put on II is particularly calculated LOT the
Foo Of large buildings churches, sugarh0uSes ETC. Cfcu-
Ian giving an the requisite information on the subject can
Ne lad and models OF the mode Of using i appoa-
to5 70 STARK. DAY g. STAUFFER,
iviS swdimW corner Canal aud Magazine Us,
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LARoEEYzJohn slave of Mr. Murray, was arrested yes.
teday by the Fs Municipality police, charged with steal.
ing gold watch.
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THEFT.John Wilson, at the Green market, yesterday
arrested by the Fist Municipality police for tane a
few TITLES out Of the way Of reg0laI bnEness.
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80 l.sa % esA9 aBag hsm be Hrr M
si es Mss9 ~ y 2 eaegss ha g.glm Wlaa d
~ nov We. ny u . alag e Ai8dauis lftr
Ssnz4 REV Aielsal ~ s lalls Of AYsa never -,
n LIZ, ~, iassI 80 Ayea o. one two occas5s
FIRST District DouaT. Robert D. rintsn ~.~,4s,s.4
Of the mufdeT Of M VILE was sentenced or IL
reply % The Coars g % whether he had s1 fIr Is
Why sentence should not Be PASSED I'm ~ 5s-if-1
that BE- intended 70 publish what be had 70 ~ n =
positive FORM laiued Of having bs dsotsd III
pe1ay. II pIoneIs however went fully nt5 TIE os Il
the Time a moiiqn for arrest Of 5udFmant b. coaaI
Wa 0yennled. and the prisoner sentenced
Tor life y Romero and J. Grain were sanisncad 10 5-
YEAR, hafq labor - the Feniteniary Achsa Berry v
va found Eny o. forgery. sentenced q seven ysar
imprisonment and bard labor
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NEW ORL,EANS .
MoNDAY M0RNLNo. ~ .. Igl9

sUNDAy-7As Wsather-- estsfday was one Of general
ENJOYMENT The sun shone ont almost without cloud and
Tor the hfst time for weeks missed hs usna day
shower. The Shell Road did a fhe busnsss-Capt. Dan
was &c surrounded with the fat uns that he eonsdesd him
self in tswn." The beautiful gardens At Cunoton
@oWeed throughout tht day. lathe afternoon paid them
short visit and found host Of happy faces The Lake
boats felt the reaction caused By the clear sky Of the NORA
ing, and the captains themselves again IN playing the
agreeable ioa ong Of passenger The squares were alive
with The 5oung folks rejoicing in the Of dry walks
and the omD the without the fear Of wet feet CT
scoldngU at home
-4I.ike The bird just 'scaped
From the close caging Of some gentle dame
they ifoicked IN deotioa and made up orthe prog
Gus restraint imposdupon them. Thsevsning was pleas
ant finale 70 the day and the streets presented busy
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Groceries. :. Retail and Wholesale.
AITLT & sEYmOuR.

No.244 TCHOUPITOULAS STREET,
BetDseE S. Joseph street aud So haIp's Market
THEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
A public generally, that III have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY "a PchOupitoulas street, situated
convenient St. Mays Market and which i fitted up in
the best manuer-whee every article in the Grocery line
shall always be found and at The lowest prices.
OrdeB from their friends in the county the city
shall be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared furnish every article Of Groceries,
they will gunply their friends with FLOUR. POTATOES,
MEAL. GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. glO staw
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THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL,
DUBLIsHED in PLAoUEMIEE, Parish of Iberviie, in
the Of the State and in of its most wealthy
and pOpulOus districts, is about to enter its SECOND
VOLUME, Enlarged, and with entire NEW MA
TERIALS. City favOrs are respectfully solicited. All
Advertisements left with A. BR0NSEMA, No. 70
Camp sreet. will be punCtnally attended to-
iy28 w. P. BRADBURN Editor and Proprietor.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
.LArIr1DA. q 81 % N.-IOnsIrUDs. o WI iss. a

Cleared Saturday:
Ship SoulherneF SaIlivau New York j. w Stsnton & ca
Sehr Iona, Leetch. ChaErss, o. Wiekham
Schr. American, malouey, SissL o. Wiekbaga
SehT John Rowlsii. yvoolngham Tampico j. Alsxsnder
Steamer ID. u. MOaby, kerchsva MOntE0nsry.
Arrived YsgisrdaYs
Steamship E. A. Ogden. Havilaud from Galveston ash
inst. TO E. Hart & C0.-147 bales cooon-2d ny
Bark Isnsrdon, Sanford, 20 days from Boston mater
ID MP.
Bark Ezs BsIss BIualandsn % days from New York 70
Toby & MephslE-Powde house.
Sp. bask Atsnar Celda, days from Havana, 20 Joseph
Prats-lst my.
sp big Hsbaasro sens 4s days Om Barcelona, to La
peyfs & Co.-1st my
Brig MARY A. Jones' West, 5ays from Havana % w. H.
SimmOns-lst
Point.
arEAMnOArs:
Oregon Hiern, from Mobile
Heels, DamEu. from Grand Ec0IeA69 bales coftnu
j. i. boswell, kimba. from ShevepOTIl0 bales cotton
Julia, Rhodes lfOm Onachita-5 bales cotton
COncedia. EI0st. from NieEabutE-al3 bales cotton.
Tow boat LausViiia, fuots. isom the kassaE.
TOwb0at ConquevoI. Heation tE1E the Passes
BnLOw-c0MIND Up.
ship Msmphis, bark Tsdeso1, and Brsm. bark Victoria
Memoranda:
Towboat Louisville lowed down and 70 sea- the 9Oih
inst, ship Msdomak.
Rassenaerss
Per Steamship E. a Ogden, ll0m Galveston-A q Ruth
Ven and lady. sghbogs, N ssls HaTFel hchIahnp
Murray, Barnard, Gates Glover. and 10 on deck
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B HIS BA THIS!
FENHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the splendid
i BATHS. recently erected Exchange Alley, corner
of Bienvle street. are in OpeFson The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are we'll lighted
and admirably ventilated, having been spared
by the proprietor make them complete in all their details
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
IS now erecting BKth Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner of DAuPHlNE. the site formerly known
the NepOuly Baths, which, when completed, will excel in
maQnicence establishment of the kind in this city
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, WAPOR AND
MEDlCATED BATHS can be had at ali times from 5
O'Clock A. N. till 10 O'Clock P. M. Hot, Cold Shower
Bath Twenty. Five Cents. iY20 3m
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FOR .sALE-on. Account Of DegaTture--

FOR SALE-On Account of Departure
TTNHE we'll known and old-established WOOD YARD,
L DWELLING and KITCHEN, formerly known 80
Morgan s. situated in the RigOlets near the MOuth63
ElA Of Wet Peal River, and opposite Rabbit ls--@~=
9ssN and Lighthouse and within three hours run of
-AAA RewOreans, by taking passage on any Of the Mo
bile mail steamboats, the steamboats, running to the Wa
tsTng Places The stock Of Wood hand well the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on the premises consisting
Of Bureaus, Sofas, Mahogany and Maple Chairs Bedseads,
Maasses, Kitchen Furniture etc. etc. will also be sold
Also, FARM of 30 OF s quality Land on Rabbit
Island, surrounded with LeYee eight feet high, well
drained dtched and fenced ten twelve under
and pOtaioes with about 200 head of HOGS.
The Farm and Hogs will be sold separate, i desired .
Ii the properly be sold at private sale before the LIST of
August 1875 it Will be sold that day POSITIVELY at
public auction. at clock to the highet bddeT..
For farther particulars apply the premises or to
w. F. BlSOOB, SO Camp st.. NO.
e% Twelve hundred doaR year, clear preft, can be
easily made the sales of the Wood alone This fact will
be atisfaet0nly proved to any interested jy5td
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTs.

~ n Z - N - II A =.
III For Vera GILLETTE 'fns and very fastssiiur
great portion Of her cargo engaged, viii have i'm
ing excellent accommodation for cabin and sseEags passn
jyas DOsu DEWEY i Co. s. 81 Gravisr a.
"a For Genoa-Passage only -Ths a fas, fast
SA sailing ship ISAAC ALLIE RToN. apt smiih.
aapaten kor passage only having superior aeeOmmOdA-
iy26 L. Il. GALE. IS Common street.
"a For Havre.-rhe A / fast sailing ship RADIUS
o SSR BRshS% hsyiag 5s greater Ps1t q hs
q o5 ~ a SSs cotton 9 9asags haTas 9s0
Sa Stealing ship caro-, Capt wilmer ksvina al
r.,.l Of her cargo engaged. will have immediate dis
Homeopathy, OF 70 LEVI H. GALE.
.ly9 50 Common street.
.s7h For sisal and 0smPeaehy.TThe fne iastsa-
So ing 5Ig sAkPX Capt PeIkns, viii have i'm
board oDDose 0ost Second RfnneinaIy ~ ~ IN
iy4 DEWEY 8 CO., 81 GrayisEst.
COAsFWIsE PORTS.
"a For NewYoIkrTo ssil On WEDNESDAY Au-
4A gust -EasLs Lias-The ! taat laiiRg Rssn-
master having all her cargo engaged and going o. board
WI al g above For passage oaly having uRau passed
the Mint, Ihld MuniepAity or %
lyS0 SAMLI. TOBY & NEPHEW.
- For New York-Ths Al very lasIssiInE ship
Sff12 AFFGHAri. Copeland, MASTER il now ready 10
- : receive iIsght and will have immediate Dispatch
FOR eg Or passage having recommendation
ySo JNO. w. ANDREWS y CO.s VI Common ST.
- For NeWYoTk- q LIJVE.--The vsTy fast
G SAILING and A Regular Packet Ship TENNES-
- SEE Albet Cock. master Is now loading, and
will with quick dispatch. For freight passage hav
ing superior apply to The Captain board
iyi7 SAMUEL TOBY NEPHEW.
"a. For Eostou-B Boston and Jeae OFleaEs Rssaia-
&liHh LiHe.-The fine ship UNICORN, t'apt. George
nn3@ Pollard, will have dispatch. For freight or pas
sage, having fine accOmnodaOns, apply to the Captain
| board, Post rs, Second Municipality. or 10
lyle DEWEY l. Co., 81 Grayier st.
~ Agents in Boston MsssI. Henry Lincoln & 90.
Ia For Boston, Boston and lVeo Orleans Regular
&tA LiRe.-fhe fne and very fast sailing A 1 bark
| 49, ORION, Capt John I'uris, will have immediats
dispatch. This vessel has superior for cabin
and steeEasa passengers and tine state oon suitable Tor
family. For freight passage. apply to the Captain,
jy4 DEWEY & CO.. 81 Gravier O..
~ Agents in Boston, Henry, Lincoln & %.
"a For Boston.-The tine fastsaing regular packet
&4A ship PLATO, BsaIse master having large pant
- Of her cargo engaged, viii have Dispatch For
balance OF freight, apply on board, or to
Jy3 }. w. ANDREWS & Co. 81 Common 81.
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DIR. AMEs' TONIC BITTERS.

remedies there TO be compared 70 DR..
AMES' TONIC BTTERs, prepared entirely from Roots and
BY magic all those that are afflicted with Dyspepsia er
Affections Indigestion Constipation, Jaundiee, and all those
Debility which prevail great extent in Southern
climate This Tonic requires putting advertisements but VIII
itself BY and to be had, wholesale and retail az 80
CusTOMHOUsE Street, New Orleans. La. le25 8madp
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Ezty For Vera Cruz--Ths fins and very fastsailina
.elRlA schooner EEROINE, Capt Allen. having q
great portion Of her cargo engaged. win have i'm
mediate Dispatch For balance Of freight passage hay-
ing excellent accommodations for cabin and sieaFs a1sn
gers, apply on board. Lower Pieayune Tier or 20
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Memoranda:
Towboat LOuisyile lowed down and to sea- the 20h
inst, ship Msdomak.
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AMueAMNNTH,
OLYMPIC FAaAgRa,
Of BafOAhd and Poydras atfeet1.

PISTOL SHOOTING.
~ The H. R. ". n. SILVER CUP free 10 all viii be shot io'
so MONDAY the 3d. and following Monday AZ the
Gallery Of the HOTEL r. ~ N,
PassCAgtstiqn, July II, 1919. lYl2 2mia
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~ Strangers In thu CITY, see DIR. B. F, MULLEN'S
Advertisements in the other columns Of this paper He T. one The
his profession the United sael All thai stan
In nsod would Do we'll to give him call at IS
MIS- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
TWO CENTS.

RoE.-- Since the receipt Of the overland mail sns
cusSe demand has arisen and about 20O bags have
niddliDg white
sALrrETan-A fair demand prevails, and 1000 bag.
Bengal at auction. have realized 26s Cd to 2ss Cd for
IL lbs to lbs. refrsction. 800 bags Egyptian have
also been taken privately, at 26s. per cwt.
NITRATE SOFA has been sold extent of 400 tons
to arrive ut l2s and 1t is worth 12s to 80 on tbs
spot
srrLrEn-The few transactions to notice have b,en
at GA los at which there are free sellers
SHErr ziNc. Ell to eco.
SrIcrs We notice sales OF 900 bags black pepper.
from 21id to 3d 500 bags 1900 pockets Bengal gin
ger, Us to 23s 81 cases Penang nutmegs, Is sd to
!s ii cases mace rs Id to Is I'D 80 cases cloves Is
"a 70 Is % and 30 bags Zanzibar cloves, at 7xd
SUGAR has been heavy and the trade have only taken
ZOO casks, and about 20 900 bags general reduc
been attempted but with limit ed and decline
OF "a TO Is has been submitted several
sos & 81 and yeoy Havana have
in bond. from los to 23s while OF GOO boxes White
only few lots of good to fine sold from 3os to 33s Cd
with Az boxes choice at BIS and $50 hhds Porto Rico
and 1855 cases 200 barrels Bahia have been nearly ali
bought In In the principal continental markets the
business has been mtted but prices have been stsad
ly maintained by holders, who still anticipate better
demand before the season closes. At st. Petersburg
prices quoted as nominal
TALLow Prices have further decl ued and we now
quote st Petersburg " G. 36s Cd spot and 3ss 3D.
for delivery to end Of year.
TfA-The high rates paid In China for new Cou9ous
nave had no effect on our market and since the
the Transactions nni have been very limited
TIN-British, unaltered; Banca G7s to 6ss; Strata
Cos to 66s Tin Plates l. c. Coke, 2ss l. c. Charcoal
32s per box.
ToB.cco.-There has been more demand this week
and the sales consist Of about 900 hhds 600
hhds very ordinary.
rURPErTIsE.-4Oo0 barrels rough have again b.en
taken at Is 71d for old and Is lOtld for new Spi-
rits difficult OF fae at our last quotations
WnALEsoNE is still worth fl0o, for both Northwest
and Southern.
Markets.
LoNDoN MoNEr MAnKEr, Sept 2s.-The market for
public securities opened firmly this morning onsols
being done a. $50 and q for the and 927S aud
ga for money. A considerable amount Of stock has
since been thrown the market and the DIT tce has
receded to s25s for the account and 92S for money
The tone Of the market pretty firm and quotations.
appear to have tendency to improve The hequsr
bill market is pretty firm, the quotation being 81 to 4O
and Tor India Bonds 10 The folio wing table shows
the fluctuations in Consols IRON September "a to Sep
ten Der 2s -
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TOTE riIs ". 4 ~ IT'S WILL BkLOvhD SrHIECrS.
Scarcely he'd the Va spt OF the Catholic pow
ets Who with sttue ols devatodne-s have opsraei
~ TIE e.tibsl mcnt q liberty indep
Ctrce ~ the FDveTnmeBt OF the states she
Ity See. eeiiysttd you from that yranny wh3h OPP
Jttssed yen H. thuusaud different wtys whfu noe
up edarrs.sd bymns e itude to tue Na gsty bat
81 the ssu ttu. ha-ttHtd to tcad 30 top- govern
ntltnl c,nm zion iva the per "a thee distinguish
ga Iftaiss They were charged 20 resume la
ianr, the teius ~ evil C.vi ubient and O. advise
D., wtirh vare csli,d Tor b. circumstances,
Ter TIE uttitst e order stcury aud pUb ic Tranquil.
hN We &c cccupitG a. 80 sbisbinE the basis ~ IN
hHui4ona tHlcut tea o. secure a. you our veil To- I'd
sttJt cis tutHbi. nbrtirs. aud a. Toe Zine
tlvsur ludeptuut nee, which tp preserve
ttaCt iu the face - ~, universe the aa snrs has
tor us ogtct to fsi.y ose who have NJ rii ed our
ti one aud tui ettm aUd to utdscsve unfor.
tttstt mi guide men Vito had 'asen adVautag pur
rVtt-i,fs go UN.rthruw social ordrr 10 con vince
every tlat Wt have cLly AZ b. yuur true aud
Ittratett pro Fpfty. w hayr % acc lri ard
sf'h ths fDi wtaf, a. pie sfe of cor authority
tttft,d af itovt:--
erIelt l. 1t,I, is ia.... ateiat Rome Cypasu Of
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Mt Rivers ftlt rather uncomfortable
bout that refusal on the pam Of Mr Tomp,
kins II seemed to be aimed n, his family.
do also felt uncomfortable at the thought
Of loosing his regular weekly aud monthly
enloYmcu, Of reading the newspapers and
magazines Tree gru's, for nothing In
lacl this sanding Of Mr Tcmpkus upon
his reserved 0ghls had m unhirNy eli Ct
upon The ~ hole Rivers frniv htm The
father down 10 Iule Tommy, who read ne
aneclu.es ADD as.9ty now nd ;,rn, Wii
as high relish 40 any Of tue tlsa
! ThBgs remained m this posture for i've
OF three weeks, when NJ Rivers becam, 8,
hungry for the mental ulimenl Withheld by
NJ Tompkins ihal be sfsincd n point. ever
though be felt he couIdn't afford IT, and wen
md subscribed FOR the L1dy's Book. -,
brought home couple ofnumbets with hin
md tossing them into Mnry's lap, SAID -
There's the LNiy's Book FOR you. nary
and no thanks to M Tomplilps
Mays eyes and face frightened as shr
caught up the Book
Have you subscribed Tor it phpn 2 sh,
asked eagerly.
Yes dear. You can read your own mog
acme now.
Oh, lam so gladP exclaimed Mary, th,
tears shtUrg into her eyes.
Even though he couldn't afford il, N,
Rivers felt happy to think that he had mad,
Mary So happy Ga the next day he tho
frequently ofthe delighted face Of Ia, dnugh
ter when be told her he had subscribed m
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

!
| htn who only gtveth Wisdom to direct and
without whose blessing none can perform
tpctr cuterpuze TIE Icachsf whose only
OBJECT Is tp secure his wages, with tho small
/ est amount OF labor, Is1 Rul.'v hirclinr with
! oui ictaun'. ,h'sguv IH'S IS m crcun1-
/ too Zoo which ~ one is &c, who cannot dur
. 90. ne t.Ue 0' a.'. .s s'fr..e I.foc' ufs N''e
throw himself wh.lf Iu.a h.a Woodland lee
J Dor as dl'igtndg as Zoo would d SUCCESS was
i've only remuneration that hc expected. -
! hey WAC can go l.s deserve aud viii &C.
( oelvc 'hc highest compensation Ina Is tuc
f'aud secret Aal converts lhe business OF
I t"arNiog lh'1 p'c'sure.-- W I'Aoul lula u is
I "a mos inin'crsbir dtujgfv TIE cauDnical
hours me long and wcari,umr and the re-
sofye from the School rpom Is discharge
/ from custody. II any OF the Teachers who
hear mo have felt any OF these evidences,
that teaching is a vocation To which they
have not been called, let them honestly re-
bounce IL foi ever. ! advise Them thus (Jr
their own sakcs I.er lheu, not sacrifice their
happiness fr 2 months 'ur mouths wages.
Bon d they arc willing to make The sacrifice
lpr The consideration, hey have mo- ugnl 90
lofIrt upon the Schools he rlin1us effects
oi such IA administration. \ Sch3o, quick.
Is catches the sritil Of the To1cher, u he
scholars wI.i be inf tmcd with love of learn
Ing. II he, On the contrary, hates bis ocCu-
patton, his School will be as one smIlten win
blasting and mildew - And Srhool does
not soon recover from such an lujniy. Ills
a damage not easily repaired. II requires
many long weeks OF faithful effort 90 iuluse
wstmlh TOTO rjul, thar have hocn thus chill
cd--ro start growth What has been thus
chCcktd.-il then yuu tn no, love TO teach,
teach uu more. l'iuI tuc re.lct ui your ne
cc1-.IIr, ga some other en-, ,ngmeut; and
leave lhC schools To those vino admtung the
structure, and knowing the value of mind
Delight 20 watch lts workings and in and 10
DIS Development, to whom j. /, pleasant
p'sumr 10 feed il with the .Ord OF know
ledge, and see u ugder their nuriuie gather
strength and increase The office OF The
Gommon : school Teacher is one Of the high
est dignity. hot 1 cannot dignity lu~unpe
tcncy, Whether Il be moral ur intellectual
Wien Inc incumbenis OF tbs Office shall
bring To il The qualifications which il de-
ml"ds, titun will the Teacher ot the dis
tuci hold IN public esteem The rauk 30 which
both his vocation aud ~ rhar,y. r- anulle
hm. | have been exceedingly " ,titIrd IN
my visits thus lar ~ the Schups, 10 md ulhny
u'lhom doing a mpsl cheering work Many
vigorous minded aud faithful Instructors have
brrn engaged % the County during The last
Nui~r, pursuing "llhuut noise Their useiul
lahpr~ he urUer'l 'sp,'I Of iie Schools,
| dunk shows ma the care winch has oeri
t,keu lpt urrt 'm, rDSemenl Is brglnnlnR "a
ttke Ell e. Aud ~ -nonid take courage
and pu>u our cn.r> 20 suu better results
II MI re los 80, Couyrulton t. rnrSldet
,hc ucr o. can do auy luinl ~ remove
D. ta.It "a fuFaIH gnf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Aya.os fs'clI 30 log and has bern sen
rsncei 20 ss,en yesig banshmrul for has.
ing uino wives. a l. ndon pap says mo
n1oshnrr'u % ighr-he should be lofeed
- 1--we wnh III 0Tlhcm seven yesis
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

MopfsT.-'MY dear don't say tale,
say narrative, sad a modest lady 10
her .,le son, who was relating a very
Interesting tale. he had ju,r rcnt ln
The new paper While the lntlc le'
low WIS thinking Of his mistake, the
old house dog walked % shoaug his
taI and looking quite familiar al the
boy, wnen ne exclaimed Nh make
Sauch omit SHAKING bis narrative!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
RUTLAND COUNTY HERALD,
rFRMs PER YEAR.

TERMS PER YEAR.
Ts Village fubserbsfs, zoo
Delivered AZ she Ohct 10
TIE Mail subtefibert, ~
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