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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21

u Ill T. n l. Is u u n . L " IL L,
1Gl Chestnut street.
Corner of Seventh, Smaim's Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA
KNOWING the wants of the community, the
AA Proprietor of this EsTA ABLisuNENT has fitted
up Store in the most elegant manner, having
due regard to the comfort uf his customers that
every Stranger visiting his Book Store, may feel
entirely at home.
EIIs IMMENSE STOCK
Of Books is classified according to the various De-
partments of Literature. so that visitors can find
the Books they are in search Of for themselves.
Buying his Stock for the most part at the Arc
TIox SALE. and being connected with one of the
LARGEST PupLIsuISG HorsEs in this country,
besides publishing largely himself, enables him to
sell ALL Books at
LOWER PRICES
than anv other house of similar character on this
continent. His facilities for the IMPORTATION
OF Books from Europe are unsurpassed having a
Branch of his Establishment in London, where
orders of private gentlemen are carefully executed
and forwarded to this Country by every STEAMER
and Packet.
A CATALOGUE
of Books with the prices attached is issued quar-
tcrly, containing Lists of New Additions made to
his large collection which are in all cases for sale
at the
LOWEST PRICES,
or. from 25 to rs per cent. below Publishers
Prices. Thus in buying even a Few Books,
quite a considerable amount is saved.
As still further
1NDUcEMHNTs
to strangers visiting the city, every one who pur-
chases OSE DoLLAR's WORTH OF Books, will re-
ceive a copy ofthe
STRANGER IN PHILApELpuIA, an elegant lS
mo. volume, the price of which is25 cents.
sT The limits of an advertisement are too con.
fined to enumerate the prices of any Of the i'm
mense advantages 20 be derived from purchasing
at the GREAT CENTRAL CmEAP Book STonE, but
let all who are in search of Books send for Cata
logue, and buy the Books they are in want OF, and
when visiting the city, give Appleton one call
and you will be sure to call again.
STATIONERY
in all its branches, furnished at the Lowest Prices
The Initials of those purchasing Letter and Note
Paper, neatly stamped in the corner, withou
| charge.
Orders for any article may he sent by mail, ad
dressed to the Proprietor, and the directions il
all cases will be fully carried out, with great pune
tuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should I've PREPAID.
GEO. 5. APPLETON.
Bookseller, Publisher, Importer, and Stattone
l64 Chesnm 81 cor, Of Serenth, Strain
Building, Philadelphia.
May, H. lS49.-3m
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SILENCE
That
dreadful
Cough! the


ger, the work of the
Destroyer has been begun,
the cough Of Consumption hath
in. it a sound of Death,
Rev IT:NEY JONES, los Eighth avenue, was cured
cough ard catarrhal affection OF 80 years standing The
first dose gave him relief than all the other medicine
he had taken. Dr. L. ]. Beals, 10 Deancy-sireet,
gave it TO sstern-law who abourinG under Con-
sumption, and p another sorey afflicted with the Asthma
In both cases its effects Immediate restoring
them to comfortable health.
Mrs. .LUCRETIA WELLS, a5 Chris,e-st. suffered from
Asthma AZ years Shermons Ralsan relieved her ut once
iuid shes comparatively WELL being enabled 10 ue
ry attack by timely othis medicine. This indeed is
the great remedy for Coughs Colds Splitting Blood Liver
Complaints. and all the affections Of the throat, and
Asthma and Consumption.
Ask for S.ernans AlIIealing Basam and that bi,
written signature is each bottle.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle.
Dr. Shernnn's Worm and Cough Lozenger, and Poor
Mans Plasters sold as above.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
Notice to DELINQUENT Collectors.

A IL collcctois Of taxes whose duplicates pre-
IA vous to ls49, have not been settled, are here.
by notified that their bonds will be entered re-
cord if settlements not made.
BY order Of. the Commissioners.
GEORGE MARTIN. elk.
Sunbury, July Z. ls49-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21

DAR IRON of all kinds for sale low, at thu
ID store Of C. 6. BoGAR.
Sunbury Jan. 10th, l649.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
"JoURNAL OF SENATE.


''Respution No les. entitled .Res,,lutiop, wos read
third time On the question. will the S,itc lnr rec TO the
resolution, The t;is aud Nnys were tnk ,pre.aby tn
the Constitution and were follow, viz:
"iEAs-Messrs. Bias. Bruwry. Crnl,h. CUNNINGHAM
Forsyth, Hugns Jonson, Lawrence Lewis, MusDn Mat
'hins, NJ Casiin Rich, Richards Snilcr Sankcv Sayery
small, Sinystr. Sterrcu nnl Slinr--2i.
"NAYs-Alessrs Best, Drum Frick, Ives, King Kuuig-
macler, Potteiger and Darsie, SPEAKER-s,
-" the question was determined in the Affirmative"
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs.
'Slial the resolution pass The yeas md nays were
taken greeaby TO the provision of the tenth article of the
Constitution: and are as follows, viz
"1EAs-Messrs, Gideon j. Ball. David ]. Bent Craig
Jacob Cort John II. Diehl, Nathaniel A. Elliott JOSEPH
Emery, David g. Esheman William Evans, John FausoId
samuel Fcgey, Joseph w. Fisher Henry NJ Fuller
Thomas Grove, Robert Ilnnpson, George p. Henszey
Thomas Herring, Joseph Higgins Charles Horiz. Joseph
B. HOVER Robert Koiz Harrison p Laird Abraham
l;nnl'erton James J. Lewis, James w. Long Jacob NJ
Cartney, John .MCulloch. Hugh MKee John M'Isueb
hl Adam Martin, Samuel Marx, John G. Myers, EdwJ,rt
Nlckieson Stewart Pcarce James Porter Henry c. Pratt
hlonzo Robb George Rupey, Theadore Rynan, Bernnrc
; Schoonover, Samur Seibert, John Sharp Christian
Snivcy, Thoms c. Steel, Jeremiah B. Etub,s Joseph ]
Stulzran, Marshall Swurtzwelder samuel Taggert, Geo
T. Thorn, Nicholas Thorn, Arunah Wattles Samuel Wei
rich Aoliza !. Wilcox, Daniel Zerbey and William F
| Packer, Speaker.-5s. ,
! "NAYs-Messes. Augustus X. Cornyn. David NJ Court
ney, David Evans. Henry 5. Evans, John Fenon John w
George, Ihonns Gillespie, John B. Gordon, VIM Henrt
James Kirk, Joseph Laubach Robert r. Little John
MCalmont, John Mkee, William NJ Sllerry Josiah ier
William I. Morrison, John A. Otbn, Wirnm Y kobers
John w Roseberry, John b. Rutherford X Rumble Smith
John Sniyih John souder, George Walters und David
Williams,-26
! 'SJ the question was deiernised in the Affirmative
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21

uhEAl AhhlN AL.
NJSHV A69o15s
John w. FRILING has jist received at his
a store in Sunbury an extensive assortment Of
NEW GOODS, of every variety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produces and consist
ing in part of
CLOTHS, C.ASSLlLERES, sc.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and summe,
wear of oil kinds.
CALlcoEs, CmNTz, GINGHAN, LAWNS, &c.
Muslins bleached and pnbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
QueenSware and Hadware Of all
kinds. :
DRUGs-PAJNTs, AND DYEsTuFFs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And great variety of other articles all of which
will be sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbury, May 26, ls49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21


lHENEwsPAPER Pass - Nor, while speak.
ing oil the schoolmasters, in whose hands the
prlnting-press is such powerful agent of
public instruction at the present time, must
we forget newspapers. Whether we regard
them as the guide or echo of popular opinion
and: in some sort, they partake of both char.
acters, we are lost in amazement and admi.
ration a, the quantity and quality of mind,
and that Of the highest order, now to be
found in the columns of the daily, weekly,
and provincial press. From being mere
chronicle of passing events, dry register of
dates and facts, the newspaper has grown
into one of the leading schoolmasters of the
day. Its articles amuse us with their wit,
and instruct US with their wisdom. They
exhibit the brilliancy of the classical scholar,
and the close reasoning of the logician. 1t
is an encyclopedia in itself. 1t reviews all
books, and treats Of all science 1t is fami.
liar with all geography, and at home in all
history 1t rs the'Edipus to read the riddles
wich every, political Sphinx may sci before
it. 1t dives into cabinet secrets, and an,ici-
pates the purposes ef statesmen. II has the
hundred eyes of the ever wakeful Argus, the
hundred Eands and fifty heads of Briareus.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
Notice.

VB>HE partnership, heretofore existing under the
u name of "Dewart Il Bruner," having been
dissolved, the subscriber announces to the public
that he will continue the practice of the law atthe
office formerly occupied by said firm, in the
borough of Sunbury. Business entrusted to him
will be promptly attended to: .,
CHARLES j. BRUNER.
Sunbury, April 81, lS49--3mo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21

RAIsINs. cuuan,s. citron. cheese, pepper
IL sauce, &c. For sale by J. ". FRILING.
suntury, pec.s, lsis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
DETECTING couNrERrE,r MONEY.

ovER SrvEN Tons OF LAws.---The Laws Of
the last session of the Pennsylvania Legisa-
mre' $500 copies, weigh over seven tons and
half If these laws are not valuable, i,
VIII certainly not be Tor the. want Of speight.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21

.ladelphia, MAY 26, ls49.--ly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
The end of four Great Men.

he Tour great personages who occupy
The most conspicuous places in the history
Of The world, were Alexander, Hannibal.
Caesar and Bonnpartc
Alexander, after having climbed the dir
~ heights Of lis ambition, and with hi.
temples bound with chapIets diped in the
blood Of countless millions, looked down up.
on conquered world, and wcpt that there
was not any other world for him to conan
er'--sct n city on FIRE, aud died in a scene
Of debauclr.
hannibal. after having, to the s.tonisb.
ment and CONSERVATION of Rome, passed
ihs Alps and having put to fight the arm
les OF The mistress OF the world, aud strir-
pod three bushels Of golden rings from tho
niger, Of her slaughtered knights" and
made Ler foundations quake, fed from his
country b2lng hated by those who or.oe ex.
u''lngly united his name to that Of tbeis
ecd anl called him lIlni Baal and died a,
last bY poison administered with bis own
HAnd unlamcntcd and unwept, in foreign
land e"
Cesar after having conquered eight hun.
G,cd cites, aud dyeing his garments in the
''"'' Oh ono million Of his foes, after bay.
ing pursued to death the only rival be had
on earth, was miserably assassinated nv
those he considered his nearest friend. ana
J" that very place the attainment Of which
"al been hts greatest ambition.
BonSParte whose mandates kings and
PoPes obeyed, alter having filled the Garth
with terror Of his name after having dom
geo Europe with tears aud blood. and eIo-
'hed tie world il slekcloth. closed II.
days, IA lonely babisbncnt, almost literaIIv
'R'ed from the world, yet where he could
-omeiimes sec his country's banner wa,ing
over tho deep, but which did not aud could
not bring him aid.
Thus these four men, who seemed to
'hnd the representatives. ofall those whom
'he world call great-thesc four men who
eaeh 10 turn made earth tremble 10 its very
centre by their simple tread sevcrally died
- one by iotozicatIou, or as was supposed
Nv poison mingled in his wine-ope a ,ui.
''1s-.one murdere by his f,iend- and on.
q lonely exile How arc the migb,v IN.
on Wv " s"'' VII
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

THE PRIZE FIGHT SETTLED SUI.
LlNAN BEATEN Is 10 ROUNDS.
New lo,a b,acAsusrI,sm Is iulmyl,n,
over Va" and order, we arc sorry 90 sty.. on
TIE shores OF the Chesapeake The brutal
p"li'iNuc exhibition has taken place des.
rao the energetic measures the Mhryland
authorities had made to put IL down. The
utmost mat the police and Tho military cop.d
do was to drive the ruliuus from the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF baltimore iuto more
secluded part OF the State
Inc principals and Their attendants. hav.
ing ESCAPED from the police, landed at
koach's liolnt, IN ken, county, Md. about
ten miles from Pool island, where il was
originally intended the hghI should take
place
Iuls landing was effected about 4p.N
hen"esdAy afternoon, and preparations
were Immediately made Tor tho .fair. Vev
Ic" spectator, reached The spot, 30 r,p,J
"'n "ee" 'Ae movements OF the holly pnr-
sued parties I'
The combatauls went forthwith 10 work
anu ''' 'p we business IN sixteen round,
uplI"g - m'nu'cs. Ihere was but IN.
~ '''' 81 o'l"een Me rounds, and
llefe was but one 'IIoofer' given Throughout
IN" was SpIllvdu's, who, ga he third round
E''e W, opponent heavy neck blow wblrs
""'NSI MN down. Up TO ibis time Sulli
YOU '-D or ''otI} Ihc advantage, hat mai.
~ '"ut"ia'ely alter changed liver drew
vac ]" '.o'I, ana punished Sullivan In
anu 'h"u' me 'prVers,' both Of which Woo
"''" uu'ed ou' the night Az lu,lv. On The
''"e NIEhI injury vas done. Ia com.
'''.,,'"' ''''uth l'tef lungs home a par Of
. o. NH.E
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

SurntS DrArH We lea,u, says the 81.
LoulS Republican Of the 22d ult, that Cap
nin Augustus l.. Sheppard of the sih In
Ianlry, l. s. A died suddenly Yesterday
afternoon. t2l>t) At ll,e jefferson Biuacks.
Capt Sheppard was naive Of George
town, d c. aud served two campaigns in
the Seminole war in Florida, after which he
p1ssed through the grades of second and
inst lieoienlnI ~ ue nTmy. lie went from
corpus Christi vim General Taylor, and
served with great credIl in the Battles OF
P'Iu Alto and Resaca de la Palma. and was
% Gen. Worlh's division at the slorminp OF
'1e Bishops Palace at Monterey, where his
regiment performed gallant part.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
T,f o., Herald.
RUTLAND YOUNG MEMS ASSO.
CATION

hA Ia M ~ NV HiaN = aG9G-
CATION
M Edior.-Ii swell known lhsi The
Young men OF this town. 10 tho AL Of
lsi7. formed lht m.rlvcs INFO m association
under The above n,me the otJs-, and ends
Of Which are czpllcily 50 iouh IN the Pod
aricle Of The constitution, 10 Wit " The
obIcci Of lhis aslci.uan shall b. mutual
improvement and the general diffusion OF
anowledge by the means OF lectures upon
l.crary and soi,uu6e syy,cis. and. N such
other manner as lhc association at any re-
cular needing may direct by vote OF lwo
mind, The members prcsen'.' Bong ON"
oithe original moscts IA TINS mattel feel
as though had a ugb, TO speak OF us me.
rvs A,ihe time he ass'cuI'on vas htm
% rs most .nngninc fIenI, feared for IT'S
ultimate success; lho experiment however
was made. and the result has been ilalter'
ing BY, united and acrimonious efforts
OF the association. md he universe coun-
'cnucc and support Of the people Of the
own '"''' Was 'ou.'' W '''''' '''''
e''u i''' '''a 'S'''' "''n u''''s ''e 'a''
year which = drclci honor upon The lee
''t'f' as VIII as 'h' association DC ',''
i1''f' OF F'o'''s''' "a" ma Do"'f o.,
"'e''1 '"o'' u'"' SINCE nave '''c'''u
l.
hIgh and m'fn'I commentator rom All
quarters, think tA' as'''nuon should
be sustained tor more reasons 'han one.
In ih' hrI place. person capable OF np'
pcei'une good lecture. derives much
more knowledge and general information
th1n IN any other way IN th" same length
OF TIM" \ good lecture improves ana cuI
ura'es the taste OF The hcnr"r Ana how can
"c ocIcf protect t'o pnO"c NINA rom Toe
doctrines 'ncu'cl''1 ~ the f''"'" moves
winch are at me present h'"e o''ng very
geh'r'I'y r'nd, ana "N'cn ''na 10 u'''s'
the pubic mod from all 'h'' IS pure ana
gooI-'han bv interesting scienttht ana It, .
le'afy I'c'nrcsF 1t IS Mt ia our power to
Io"see no" many young man sh'I be
kept from contracting habits that would
prove his rum We are, however, certain
on one point "c are furnishing every M
d'f'a''' WIZ! 'ne opportunity 81 "'I1'''g
Ini'''n''''" "'''" "'' prove o. l"ca'cu'd-
T., .,....'.
,t., ,,.,,o,oo - r..,,,. d.,;v.,.J IN Of.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

Golp Is lrrLAND. The Railway Gazette
WnG has tho following
NV e perceive that an association has. been
formed TO work The gold mines Of Nlckslow
and Wexford. as the discoveries in Calilor
ma have tufued attention to gold seeking
1t Is announced that more than twenty lrials
during three months labor, have proved that
the aurIierous deposits 10 Ireland occupy an
area OF upwards Of 100 square miles, in tho
counties OF Wicklow and Wexford. The
gold Is found in quartz and black iron sand.
as on the Western coast Of America and
It IS said that by an improved method %
working, sixteen men aud women can wash,
100 tons Of sand day, alan outlay of i2s.
The managing director of the association 10
Mr. w r Collect who has taken veIy ac.
tive part ia the extension Of the railway sys-
ten ~ Ireland
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

FARNtNo N MARYLlNp.-The Editor Of
tho Rockville (MG) Journal congtslulslss
The ,luzrns ct Montgomery county on the
very great improvement that has been ~touht
GA the worn out lands OF that section, 10y lhe
improved system uf agriculture lately intro.
duced Ihnds Nhioh a lew years ago were
scarcely worth the taxes, Are now producing
bushels of wheat To- the acre, and have con.
sequon'h Increased Immensely IN value
Inc editor advises persons wishing TO To-
cato In q healthy section al the Stste. in ihe
tni1s' OF an Intelligent and morat rommonl'
IS, To embrace the present opportunity for
putchlslug lands of tie farmers OF Mont
geometry, many OF whom own large iracis
and are DESTROYS OF selling part TO enable
ihcm to improve ,hs balance.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

New lafk. lI,spatdon by Gov. Wright
was condhlonsl, that he (Sulliysu) should
have uo,hine NIUE TO do with pu1e lighting
Again; both Ivrf and Sullivan escapod
lrnm custody undsi a legal arrest on war
rants ISSUING oui OF = Maryland Count Al.
they ~, subjects OF requlsitlJn by the Gov.
ctnof VI that State
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

CoNcpRp ANu CLAREMoNr RNLRoGp. Tho
grading and masonry on hi, road Is So TAT
advanced oslo variant the directors IN con
tractine (or iron sunirent to lay the rack
from Concord to bradford and they have
accordinpl, contracted With Nessrs. Wan
wright & fappan, agents Tor Messrs. Bally,
Broth, Is & CO. At Liverpool, for 2O0o tons
Of iron on the most favorable terms, the
same to be delivered duung the coming
summer The Coniuocock Valley RrlltoAd
have also contracted with the same house
fur 1900 tons sufficient 10 iron heir road
from CJntop 20 XVII G to IItlsbofo' Bridge.
Ciarcmonf Eagle.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
THE HERALD.
Friday Evening, Feb. 10.


h<' =" AP''e' u uuo 20 'u' ''u' 80. >
~. ~ ''''
=, .' ''''' - ~
- =. 49,
laes.
r-,,- I. ,.,l,. o,.;..., .,.;n,;n a.. ,,or,d
f,r ono e., l,.,....l ea1 mar.
pc.,o ot oi,,,s, .,, Tim. This j. rr..
no.,tiop tb,,v;ll s,r,l. mos, roorlc p, .,lf.
evident and i, ono TINT ma man who ba,
travelled holf the Wv from q" Dan to Bcr-
,Lrl a, will o,.r ,.l 4, Io,o ,-o,.d
Among the latest Ji,coycr,es Of one Of
these delec,aLlo D.. nests" ma, be mention.
ed the more ardont ncv,morgcr. and the
over. lraloas politicians-vbo have ,ecn-
or thonrhi they sav-in tho newly di,co,.
cred Secret pro,ocol-upon which was based
the late treaty with Mexico all sorts of
evil and among the rest \ renewal of the
war. In addition to this the Courier md
Enquirer says:-
I'VE have received the Presidents Mes.
sage in regard to the Secret PROTOCOL Il
is, however, simply an amplidcaton Of the
article We have already published from the
Union in explanation of the matter and adds
nothing. therefore to what is already known
:" Tie whole thing seems to us. in truth.
unworthy the no Sc that has been made
The protocol has no binding force
whatever on the two nations simply he.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

The Baltimore American well remarks,
that the idea that a dissolution OF the I'm
ION should be regarded as a remedy for any
Polillca! evil, wheni In fact il would be- tue
cousummt,lon of The worst OF all evils, Is
analogous 10 that which prompts the morbid
mind to contemplate suicide as means OF
de!veranCs from the troubles Of the world ="
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

JOINS Vas BuRrS ANN MlLLLRp FLLNoRs.
John Van Buren, nsI Mr. Fillmore al tho
time Of his last visit 10 Albany what
ara you going to do Tor US, Mr.. Fillmore,
now that yuu are in office ~ said the hope
ml heir Of honor "Do foe youl" said the
Wee President elect good humoredly, Nv
shall do no,hrp-we don't know YOU. ~
"General Taylor will certainly redeem his
pledge To u.s. said John pledge what
ple1gel' "rhe one he gave at Buena Vis-
ia,flot to leave his wounded behind him
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

UFAroounts from Mexico 10 ia, ,,h
have been received ''BsiHmore The gold
lever had reached there, and wa, ,,o,,o
with 'n'en'i'y, The country va, oy,.t
Congress vas engaged 10 revising the ,,,ig
Al was quiet al Tsmpico.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
CONGRATULATIONS RETIREMENT
FROM MILITARY SERVICE.

W c iiuJ IA tic New Orleans PIcayune,
OF Tie 27'h ui', 'He following order announ'
eng officially 'he withdrawal Of Gen lay
Tor from The military service OF The country.
lhongh called to higher and more re7ponsl-
Die duties, we can readily conceive, with
the p,cayuuo, the pain that II has COS, him
Ia su1te, M. connection with the amy
!, -. man. ,h.,, c,,,, ,o,.. .,,,, -.
NV w '' '"'' ''1' '''' "' '.1e'
''u JUS 'o'"'"'S'''" "on ies'uu"' 'euer
son as lieutenant OF The l7'h Infantry New
Ct was a military career more perfect in lis
proportions. In each ctadc of the service
he ,,n bop,r,,,lc Distinction and ,t.o ,,,,,,
.,...,,.,.,.... .,...l.,,...t.c... 49,
'e' uu'' "'e' ne "'u "'''"ed ~ 'h''iah'
deeds TIE highest military rank known 80
Our laws. Then The people took him Up.
aod hey have placed A.m na position 10
lc,rr.,.., ,i.c r,,,, ,,,,.,,.,. ,l b.. ,.,..-.
-. u..,.'.-. ..~'... .r,
''s
4''""es OF ''s "'l'' arc OF We Hrfo'1 SORT
which adapt men loT moneuiuous issues
so ,ulte Of d,,lrusI dls,lrbs our anuUpl-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
q MARBLE

Beat specimen Of unfinished sawed
marble G fcel lrsR abd ~ inches
side, qaarriVd ia tie county. 2!
"a Do ]
Be, sPecimch manufactured Marble
20 d. .
CuuniU,s
John 4 Conaui B.aadon
Abaer Mead Rutland.
4 x Vail. Dainty.
Low Rhodes Sudbury
Na'han u CLIFFORD. Piutorl
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS
Thirty dollars or over. according 70 the
funds Of the Society. may b. awarded 90
useful articles. discoveries. or inventions.
not named in tic foregoing li', q Pfcmi-
ums, which in The Judgment Of the commit -
tee arc worthy the cucourpgemeu. Of the
FAIR or Annual Meeting
Crv-.ui,s
~ II Dyer. ROLAND
Harry Holden Shrewsbury
Alfred tiulI Wallingfuri
Wa'd VI LIuccln Brandon.
Isaac Maithcwson. Mcudon
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

Such is NE richness OF the coil in C,l,C..
nis, that steel pens. " put inio n. c,,,,..,
over night. are found to be Rold ,n,s -,
following niqrnins r Pu.cl
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14

FlRt AT ST. Juhnsbury, VI, January
81, the dwelling house occupied by Deacon,
Moore, and owned by Isaac Robbins, was
destroyed 10y fire. Loss estimated a, $4,000
partly insured.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-14
OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.

We are glad to sec that County School
Contention. under call Of the county SUI
pcrintcndcnt, is to be holden in this village
on the 25th inst and under circumstances
which we think will call forth the attend.
ance of a large number Of those interested
IN the advancement Of our common school
system.
We understand that Judge Kltncdgc is
to deliver the opening address, and that Mr.
Samuel VI Conant, Of Brandon will also
address the convention. Other individuals
arc expected to take part IN the exercise.
and it is anticipated that the able supcrin.
ieudont Of Orange Co, Mr. Roger How
ard will also be present