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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

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CHERRa Z &c l;xX GRAZ
For ihe Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARSENE Ss, 3aoN GIFTS
WHOOPING- COUGE, CaclT5'
ASTHMA and CONS UrEPTIoy
The uniform success which has attended 90, u... -
preparatiCn-iis sanitary eacct-ts power io rr .-
cure affections Of the Lua-s, have su.red fe d.
equat by other medicine W oaer CIR. .-r r.
with entire conideI vrtu0-, and fhe iu .i
II sin .ub,us and rer1ov. the sew r-f af-r..
upou the throat and uns- These results. ri., ..-
publicly kno w, very naturally aftrart the at,a
zeal men and phiiauthropisfs evcry Where Nl.tr
opinion of CHERRY PICTORIAL may De seed 3D. .a,.i
'0"'"s VALENTINE MOTT. MD
Pro-. Surgery SD. Caiere -Fs1 Iolk. sr-.-
at gives ne pleasure 10 eeriig th .nlo aal --so
Ayer's CHERRY PEti1NAi vhirh crr-.. ,-
ad.pted to cure d,-eases of rhe ro1t -uf Ir-.s
tn. RT. REV LORD riSEOP tfLr
writes letter Ca bis friend. who va- ----
affection Of Bee Lungs -" Try iLe ciEHEN selg
RAJ and II any ned'-tnc can give YOU r.D., aia ne
CHIEF JUSTICE FUsr1s.
Of Loui-iaua, wra- iAst }ouas i-u-f-rr or b.. 10.
currd of several severe otacss %. Crop ls tie Ol-lr
IL ASTHMA AVID BRONCHITIS
The Carad "a .uclc1i Jaarrsl y ses--
states, Sc Tim Asisra aai Hraaeu,- -o -t..t.
inc -ta m elm 70 his Welded gtia .r-ar.-. ~ .
Aver's CHERRY rCrTOEAL, ara ,se c.a..r -.. ...--
IS recommend III skiiiu prepar4uau 90 ta Io...- ID.
public generally
Lei the relieved sufferer speas ,orAIr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
GNLX MANUFACTURER 0F
MedfOrd Rum.

Sold nj bis Dsti l"Iy Medforl, and warranted pure
Also hs R-ed L"vsjoy, v shville, N H., and by
r. & :. Spsulding, Wentworth II. Il.
~ L. out Tor limitation Nrprorp RrS bout
nv name On the casks for uurber Of anor dealers N
nOsrn are sendng large Rum into the country
iof HE Pure MEoFohD RUN. None pure unes nv
on IN" casks They also pocure many Of NV second
hin barrels, winch having stamp them. ill
with ihcir spurious LIQUOR pANIEi, LAVyT rNtsr
4h'"ivt"f -sos g i1i5 WI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
Severe Sprai.s Cured.

: sionIns on, u, June 1th, 70 70.
eentemen-ln the mouth OF January last sprained nv
ancie- he pain excfutiaIg us any one knus
who has suffered from spran. apped ,-ren n, things
all without Tee;, until medicine
1t acted ike a chara pam ceas.d Inc swelling
went down, and IN len days entirely well would
recommend to The public IN general not 10 he hout
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
ISKAEL SMITH.
Spinal Affection.

Bristol, June ~ h, 1919.
tasfns used Hunts Linmeut cton ot the Spine
which h. conileei, healthy state and
~ " li t'r many otbei complaints, having every
GU c"se effected speedy cisnslt cure
eriuy recommend pubic u a NEST
lnediene aud families should always have bottle ia the
mousse "ou not be without IL FOL
/ 4,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WENTIGs AREsAEsi5.FIs3N
on AND AT ER SOY. 5, lssy,
BASsfhO-Ikk TRAINS

= :.
PASsfNN-.ES TRAINS
l. NJ rua follows. W.:
EANE y iaasvr Tor Bciov. Fails, Boston,
RTsFli l. New YuE . G, aiI2 10 =. ii o. arm
fSs- val Of ison siontpe.ier and Well. River,
Leave Re.ws Fail Tor Windsor, Eei River mad Mont
peli,r d i2lu aritvai Of from Bottom.
Leave tnchhas. Raj rod Depot ia Boston, 73I
for Bellows Fs,, Charr to~a, Ci4reucat GdsoT, We,
River, Mont gaI - 4seTluis, 20 miles from Bufling
ton IN Lake Chaui4 Lam.
Passengers from Nv York by evening ho-i. Norwich
oTceter may with u Train Grolon juno
~ ming
Passengers New YORK may e. by way Of Wzpoe.
BTsticoufo, Sol; 1mr.ln- Slugied. and Ncw utveu-sr
By Gro"a Juaet on, - o,e-er, and NorArh aud
New hufk - Steamboat, car4y the mining
~ A tatlie Tom leaves ip-,ier and Wells River
s,ery Iuesd Morning 4ul by way 81 = indsor Keen,
&C arrive loHrEK - tfno nearest Bgh
- Cattle Ala kttl eaTiy uu cdueslay morning
THOMAS :. WILLIAMS, Suat.
CAafie.'oxa. y Il. oct 30 1873. 8stt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
CHEAP FOR CASH.

A.THiBErS, Wool Cashmefes, Wool DE Laines
n. Fig Apaecas, Fig Satin, Striped Cashnsres Plain
and Firufcd lie Llines Loas Shawls, purchased
Cash. and will be sold 10 per less any ot1
in the state. ELLIS, WILDER, K co.
Oct. 80, lsi9 w45dI5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
AGENCY

XII. =. s' Z n : I'LL . = y
MEDICINES.
Used bv him with such distinguished si-ezs i1 fe -'
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Ast.ma
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Goaorraaa
Pills, Female Complaints. So. Sc.
Also, DF. =. =. zisCh's
abdominal S@pPDrters, S.5OuidD Dr0es.
inhGiiRg Tubes GHd lectures oa o..
sumption, and the art Of prrsoriag H..
and Health to old dge, Sc 80.
have been appointed agent for the safe ofar
sud VIII serp them crn-tauliy CT hand DO ms -'.- 1
tcrbuIy, VI sc lf tHlfN.
scs-Dr : F.ich's .GUIDE 70 INNifi,- h-
reeitors for P0m"iius Hetth, and insr-a-' '' 81 80
IN the Naiais Gladden. uny hf -fa'a' %
,y calling "r 1t atthc siore as above B.. '''-'Hr.t
bic Book. ii.N
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Classical School Books.


CEOSBY's GREEN GRAfNA Ar. being q Ctsarlar Of
the Groes lanznt-~. hs 4 paca. Crosby, froi OF thc
Gteek i.n-usse and Lier-'arv Dartmouth college
Cr0saY's xrNoruoX's ANAnAsIs ra-c = c...
CEorBh'S GKbEk iE--oNs, eor.t-iiuz .f -circi.o.i.
IL. ,'irui-ast &c. &C. Plre To- l-3et-
GREEN pAhLEs for the use OF s'uieois, ty A'pheus
Cfa-'v. Author e Greek f.'arnalr. ruec - c-ns.
Ii BRUINS IELEMAOJt IA French Yfise - cts
Urculla's Spanish Grammar.
: GEAaMAR OF ThE SPANISH LhNat ,GE,. ba-
ped 90 ,ar siea, If D. Jord Uieuu by Fayc,lc Ro5i-
GRAMATicA rNGLESl, rrdae,li vriaie , do. Ice
Clones 'of ID Jo-e d- tieug. A1i-o uera Au-rr4ia
d o. ''i'Ha O." 'i' Au@cnta.t' Nes'-'a fo' fa,e''
Mitchelrs Series Of Geographical
Works.
MITCnEiL'- PRIMARY ClctGArHY. Price on Is
AUTHORITARIAN !.ATEE&EpiArE OK SECONDARY
MiICuGLI's nouigN GEOGRAPHY sa4 ATLAS. 10
MlTcAElt's AHclEAT q soafICeAL GEOG-
GREENES ANALYSIS.
T3Etli~t uE TIRE STRUCTURE uF THE IN
CLASH ANGUAGE or ,le Am,i,.i. lri ,l.-.,l', itou
aaa ENl,e-e. aisnl,i 90 tl- -e Il -ooo!,. fr s,a-
Greene, 4 st., Pln9pl oil the rai. Grammar school,
GsaENE's Fls-T LESSONS ~ GRAMMAR, based
aa infoilc'. 70, ti- Au i.-i-'' Fr.., 80 eeal.
jARNIS'S NSIOLOGY.
PEACgICAi. rHlSIuI.u,Y; i,r t.r u- ~ schools
talii--. Ks ..irsfd .r,,-, ~. D. PI-o r- cot..
PRIMARY ri.Ysioi.u,.Y, io5 -ch.o,.. 3, EiaarI
jews, NJ D., au,!ai d H4cte.i Physiology Fsile SO
CoNNoN SCHOOL s,XG HOOK; by A.a rnz De
ina.ttpo To- ID, ato.,, cr ..,i oa hand, zoe Of
The lir-es' Hnd .'a-' selected s'o,,--i
MISCELLANEOUS, THEOLOGICAL,
Classical, ss,I;2 SCHOOL
BOOKS,
STtTfnNFp S-r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
NEW AiACIIINE STOP,
HARDIN

fOO0 nu-heI- BrKLiNGToN STONE LIVE, Tor
iOpc SD low, by :. BURBANK
sen emher TO- 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
Revolving Pistols,

And grest variety of CheaI Pocket Pistols,
Purchasers be assured that everything win
pc furnished favorable procured IRON
any other souice
Montpelier, Oct 10, 1879. 4,
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MORE CHEAP GOODS,
ut .MBERL CO,S

fa Just received as ADORE
ONE Linen Ginghams at l2k cts
" Wide and heavy Brown Table Damasks At II cts "a
12-4 Quilts at $500 each. - I'VE
superior lot Of silk and Wool Bareges at 25 cts.
New spring monsselines dc LANES at 1911 cts.
loo doz. Linen Cambria Hdkf at 81 cts;
10 cases Merrimack and other Prints at 10 eta,
Good Checked Cambrcs at l2g cts; t ~
BRUSSELS CARPET BAGS, at rs cts:
Fine Cotton Hose white, and Cord at l2l cts
HEAVY BLUE DENNIS, at 1874 cts;
large stock Of Dometc Goods at much under Tho h,
sale prccs together with good variety Of cheau good
from Auction "too numerous to mention n III gs,s;u
pretty well known that This is the cheap store and fat AZ
goods are found az aduertised. ~ S'
April II, s
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RiCe's Improved lightning Conductors
i HE subscribers would respectfully inform the inha>a
Of W.. and vicinity that they are prepared
TO erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing sea.
son. in superior any thing OF the kind vel
offered to the public substituting for the rude
tons commonly used, copper points and iastennss eied
spires, and copper bottoms adding thereby materially
.ha beauty, strength, aud durability Of the work.
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
... T C. RICE,
Worcester. March g dwtf j. P. RICE
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Eight!

THE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is a new
invention recently introduced and very extensively
used by the publc is perfectly safe and free burn
any Oil Lamps with hesimple alteration of tube,
which done for the rng expense of l2 cents This Oil
is composed entirely of vegetable and contains six
eight parts, of which Essential Oils. The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives Clear bril-
liant, and odorless hight without grease smoke, SMELL
erplosionthus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost any qantity of light and
time clean and beautiful The above is for
A. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
N. B. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan 3. dVtf
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DaguerreotVDes,
Cfyse'E be RGgt ?

TTNHE subscriber would say his old friends in this City
and vicinity that he has taken the well known Daguer-
reotype Rooms, No. 142 MAIN STREET. WORCESTER, two
doors north of b. L. Harden & Co.'s Store where he pre-
pared to take AS GOOD PICTURES and as Cheap as can
be taken in this or other city, and set them in Cases.
Lockets Pins and Rings No pains will be spared in giving
satisfaction Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere.
March 90. diff J. X. BUNDY
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NOTICE.

D B. OTIS & co. having associated with them Mr. G.
d.. II. FITCH under the style and of OTIS
FITCH & CO will continue the BooT, SHOE and LEATHER
BUSINESS in connection with the manufacturing of KIP
BooTs a a
o., f. & co. intend keeping good of Sole
Leather also Thick Wax and Kip Leather Cafskins Splits
Innings &C. &c. and would respectfully solicit the aten
ton of manufacturers and dealers at the old stand of B.
0TIs & Co., Harding Block, No. 43 FRONT STREET.
B.. b. OTIS,
m CHAS II. FITCH,
Worcester, Jan 81, 1850. diff JOHN G. OTIS.
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Olive Oil.

FRESH lot Just received and for sale wholesale and re-
"A tail by LEWIS L. LAZELL Apothecary,
Mosdw1wis col Man-st, doors north Am House.
French Poplins--SOR netEsing Kew.
PIECES received this day. very durable and handsome,
r shU 90 S''' ~ distf HALL & THoMPsON's.
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y oRCEsTER d NASHUA RAIL ROAD
e :cesgS g3sz@assss,s g...xsg.ss.sl a:ssz .A-l-L
"a 10 - "a {sl Is tS ss s5ssssstGsSa
Water Arrangement, commencing Nov. 1874
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows.


later Arrangement, commencing Nov l849
PASSENGER TRAINS will run follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worceslerat junction Il Lowell at
6.45 SI5am. 90 am.
Ii .00a.m IL 80 pm. Ills pm.
3.53 pm. 5l5pm. 6.l5 m.
Leave Arrive at Groton Reach
Nashua sn and Lowell, Junction, Worcester,
TO a m. $50 am so am. $40 ami
H.S0 AIN. II 30 am. IL 80 pm. 200 pm.
il5 pm. 05 pm. Sis p m. 6 IS pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groion
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester
1t Forester the 6.45 A. NJ. train connects with Nor
s. Wor. St. Bt train from New ork-Eary trains of the
Bos & Wsr., Prov. & Wur., Nor. & Wor, and Western
r. Road connect with the II Am train frem Worcester
At Gr0t3t Junction. trains arrive smut aneousy at
S.l5 $50 IL Sis P. M from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston, Fitchburg Lowell aud West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the named places ut 5l5
A M, 1890 and Sis P. NJ
Trains arriving Nashua from Worcester with
upward r.:Hs OF Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and
th0ssleavng Nashua depart arrival downward trains
Of the roads.
-Fhis DAD forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication fer Freight and Passengers
between New York City the Southern and Southwestern
portions Of New England GncudIng the line of the West
ern Rail Roaa), and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
Nashua, Manchester, Concord and all places in the vi
entity of the Concord. Boston, Concord and Montreal
NoTsEern and Pasampsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White River Junction-Aso, to
all places the Zine of the Ftchbug, Vermont and Mas
sachusetts, Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsc R. R. from White
Pare from Nashua o New York, 81 and So;
do do do to Providence, 81
40 do Lowell to do sl75i
do do Worcester to Rratllehoro So, 95.
J. w. sTOWELL, sup't
Worcester. Nav s. lS49 dwu
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E1ae Dallp Spp.
Published at 1s2 Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
EDITOR And PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
The price ofTTIE DAILY SPY THREE DOLLARS per
annum, or SEVENTY CENTS per quarter, if paid
~ in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Is published weekly the Office. TERMs-Sl rs in
advance or 81 90 il not mid in advance
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TsEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
VNuF subscriber continues to run THE Ek.
t5&ss%g1 PRESS between Boston ard Worcester, for
-Ssasa% the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
Szs-@ Bank Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular gce paying, collecting and me-
goiating notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed 20 his care
The subscriber alone responsible for property entus
ed 10 his care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from worcester te
salem Newbmry port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
iordt also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine
sIrders free goods 70 he curned by thus Express
Session; j.. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, l63 Aain ST..
e.. 8. q. LEONARD.
Feb 25, ls47 du
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Leave worcester at l. III am ana e. III p M
Leave Providence at 10 and pm
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbridge, (where it with Special
Train for Providence at ll.30 am
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves Providence at l30 and Uxbrdge at LIS
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Millville with
coaches for Satersve and Nasonvile at Uxbridge with
coaches for Milford and Mendon At Whitins with coaches
for East Douglas and Whnsye; Farnums with coaches
for Grafton Centre, N e. Village and Upton at Worcester
with trains of Western R. Road and Norwich and w. R.R
and Wore and Nashua r. II.
Passengers by the 730 trains from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven, the evening.
At Waterford with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
The l3O train Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fail River, etc.
The 40 train Providence with the Boston and
y Y. Steamboat train for New York.
No I'd class tickets sold for UXbrdge Special train
100 train from Worcester.
Through Trains do not stop at Hamlet
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK Supt.
March go, 1850. dwtf
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ynnted Rsaeesi;stei

rY1EN nrst-class VEST MAKERS at IL. S. MOOREi
1 Fashionable Tailoring Establishment, 2lS Main ST.
April g. uu
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Worcester. eYgNrDEe Ward

Worcester eYgNrbEe Ward,
FORMERLY occupied by d. II. KENNEY, is now sue
ceeded by j. HEERAN, where he offers for sale large
assortment OF FOREIGN IND AMERICAN MARBLE.
Monuments, GrRvcstOnes, TOmbs, &C.
Those wishing TO purchase any Of the above will find IL
to their advantage to call at my Shop Of
the american Temperance House, Main Street.
N b. All orders gratefully received and promptly attend
ed He will also If desired, with purchasers to any
Burying ground to that his work is well set up.
March IL. dw3m JOHN HEERAN.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-14

W.,.c1g y G,rr al orC aCrr - rr 'rT'
.-1.,,5ior f tie Ma.'e Ca. 'F~''.
,,,5,h,1. . lrv v,ar. a1o, h'> 'uH.
ac,ncrl of ore acre ol .ro"d. tom
vii cl we gather ;uc''''ov'"ar result:
Crc.thrI # an tc'e Ii corn = ''' =
p,oluccl 81 bushels 4 S'n'l ezra
- yuniG- l'Sdc> '.'l' tex '''
TH> qgHHlv wH> >Nti.'.."' ''''' J
Use, eri l.r.alrt'"2 r"r ."-' 80 =.
'w hugs. ifoa '.r s''. >
Lc ol'H'rI t'" ~ ''.'' ''''.'''' W,
ru.fsms, and h' ir"'.} ''.I' I'll
soa,>. From lct E" | .'"S y ''' .
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-14

Sid one mercilut's sa.cllor i have
dorc ,uslnc.: tn "snrf ~" Mt sf"nt
five d-''ar, ir -1reri,'r- Sad an
o,hrr, Il Fave t"re bV.lncss hyo years
ani sCea, ~ e. nh 4 n.l ray rrofs
IN adv-rllsnc, ard have n'Nde more
nonsg than YOU hsve made N ter. -
Whr-h 'rls re n.-7tt7 's' gn' = 'Ne
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-14
Fearful death Of q robbtr.

( henr Car nllo. over night, ~ the re
part Of the rexi dav. we arptOnchcd n
narrow mouitaln pass, whcn sudden.
( IS the deep solitude was brokcn by au
Indian, who made the woods fcS0Hnd
with the echo slricks from MS .'cno.
ran lungs. He was pursued by
Mcxicnu rohhcr, who held h!S mnSkoi
posed fnr n shot. Hurrlediy and IN
exrcc,cdIy, they dashed pas, us from
the woods upon broad surface Of rocks
AID in'ersparscd with stunied bushes,
al n pace which ,ha, s'arvcd and tan.
g'cd c' arlarcl wilI hardly even 1--we 10
again NllEeSs, The ,hornsaud brauchcS
had torn away lraancntS ot his cloth
my, and baied his grey head, bat IN.
tent upon his victim, lac cared for note
Of these things. All around lowered
high hills, bali close! with shaggy iu..
es,s, While ,hc,r 1rec pi'ous cr1'gs 1u1
sears of avalanchee, gave them an ap-
pcarrncc Of savage dcsola,ion. These
bulls, II the province of Coahnlla, are
the terminating ridge Of that ch1lu al
tie great COrdiilcfa> called the Sierra
Madrc, aud are channelcd by ravince,
often extending from top TO bottom,
presenting the appearance of deep
uashcs cut in their side. Many Of
them expand ard grow shallow as they
approach The base, where the torrent,
Of earth aud stone spreads itself over
the wiley t'p such an ascent The IN.
armed Indian made his way, rursued
by his furious antagonist.
Our party oil paused to witness Tic
struggle. \ lille stream whose wa
tcrs at this season irlckled down the
narrow cla>m covering over the rock
afforded a prccarlous foohold, Int the
savage groCcd his way, the sides .!
the ravmc lowering above his heal |,
aud leaving on Y strip of the blue
; sky vlS blrbetwecn lhelr verging edges
a fire in ,Ic rear, was suddenly heard
and the mountain believed back tic
) report bat tie Ind an climbed unhu''
; gaining rapldIy on his pnrsucr. Al
: Icu2'h smooth rock, nearly pcrrcn
d.Cu ar, arrested tor moment the pr"
guess o, the robbcr. He looked, am'
saw nothing Of hlS prey. AT ,hc l."
{ newcd activity of the savagc. his anGo
AID disappointment, sec ned to gcl cca''
l"W fury, and h. pressed "n. llSso
desire seemed to be- that Of 0voriaEjIr
" au1 Staying Tie Indian. With .ycl'
+, physical faculty strained 10 lis u'lro-
:, extension, he worked his way mp tn
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-14

" lhl do they n1c1u bv low wafer -
Il the " alrr be- too late for q boat 10
sail ~. ,vuudu'i We get carriage u
was 10 us" ia trli her that, ipr hadn't
she seen large ships sailing up and
down the uvcr nj Nil hours ot tie day.
Size didn't care iiy what was gong
down, Charlotte and Charles were 20.
1ug with Us, aud tina, was al We need
care for.
At first | was rather dissatisfied with
tbs addition 20 our nunber, bnI sec
ond huugh' showed ne that II was 4
dec d>d gain. Charlotte, my wiic's
>,>i,I, could help 10 take care ot the
Young ones Whi.e Charles, Chariotle's
sUee, heart would no doub, be valu
able assistant to me.
Ms. Smith could hardly sleep that
nigh, for thinking Of the anticipated
peaSufe Of the MORROW, and she rose
AT an early hour 50 as 10 have ample
l,nc To make arrangements As usn-
a., however, he greater the hurry the
less the speed, so /, proved with Sarah
]ane, fr though she hurried and bus
tied, II was 10 10 purpose, The tIo
wouldn't burn, the steak wouldt't
cook. nor The coffee bnlI. After more
than double the usual unic spent in
It, rrrrara,ion, Mrs. Smith announced
tia, hs.ahfast was ready. Bu, how
different IRON the morning meat Mrs.
Smith usually invites me 10 rar'nke oi.
. Tie steak WAS most decidedly rare,
, the cuI-c had that light coor which
, lover Of HE beverage most dread. al.
p though u!S guarantee that il will not
, ofi, the nerves, while the bnt'cr III
the hurry had been So, on the stove
onl wa, most certainly more affected
bv the heat than anything else. Sarah
! Jai'es face was flushed with vcxalior
while rny hopes Of pleasure were al
the lowest ehb
| now ru' on my fishing rig ant
slipped on 10 purchase an extra 'ine
c uud being detained somewhat 'ongcl
e than ANTICIPATED, | fonnd them n
B., r.aly, including Charlotte and Charlie!
d on ny relurn. Without gong in
auuoHuccd lhalI was waiting.
| Mrs ;5mtjh all smiles and good hu
!. NOR, advanced, carrying the y"ungcs
5 Az! leading the olhcriwo. was rs
:. lonndcd! cou!d scarcely believe NY
9 eyes There was my wife dressed il
d her favnr,e li9h, coorcd silk irock
% hct bet bonnet md satin shoes, w'l
e the children acrc arrayed as th0u9N
I, i.r n f,rr.. la'l vp said ihot Mr.;
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pTcdpstina.iou.

Do Won bc'irv" IA rtclc>linn'lon 4
so'! The 'apt'ln on NSsi'sipp steam
er toa Cl'rhu'>,c cirrlvman 40 hap.
pcn"d .o H. Travelling WIth hn,
'Ofcoursr ldp'
an You also 5,'Ieyc ~hai Is 10 bc.
wiii beg
'Ccr'ainly.'
'NeIl AN sad 10 hear it,
'Why +
Because ! !n'ed ~ pass that boat n.
head ~ fifteen consecutive ununles t
there IS any v,giuc ~ pins knots and
safety valves. 81 dont be- alarmed.
II the boilers mint tn bust, they WON'T
H'r' ia" DIVINE commenced putting
on has hat aud blcktu! on. which
the Captain serinp, he ob cryci.
Il thought yon '1li Iop believed IN
prodc,tInatlon, and what Is to be- will
be-
80 | 90, butl prefer Icing n lule
bearer the stern, when 1t take, place.
Lari Casl,crcaqh made 50 many
ncN words that Canning ra,,cl hun Ito
literary cniucr.
lie has got a miafI ~ his head snid
he one day.
"Ma' IN his m,ol.' rcpi,rd Tie,ncv,
""ould he had sagc IN his head,
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tr,tt''s Sc. - i'Dt =, h.I~ce.
Vulgar ard o. sc1', ~ '.a IT,
s1ft, and rcvc'rufi5' -.' r ~rar,.
kinj. A man VII &C. r.~-i. ,rorijD2
Of vo;uar, IS ce9efr. .'r n ,,Hrs" r'on-
K, 1r. course '..--'
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I."e thu. sho.,I ~ = I ',''s
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80 Il 90, butl prefer Icing llalc
bearer the stern, wien It take, place.