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IsnSk TO TIE LIFE.

tay cns ~t,a has hexi tas'ssetr .
e yssag iAiy saaS a ~ evening
.rsr~-Aes wa,c has ma eajeyed that
Is .sra,aasy ,sesssrs '--sA ssses
De The !lls~sas reaas - drawn
IN s,Ss:
"rse yoang tsdy, "a beng lsa 70
,saa~. sbsvvs . 6@i1 etases y
sd ,av rysn. suAssssl,y - sviscs .
e'ls csafsSics, ut n rreity 70 80
" !, 'os,siag = ~. Uhs ihss d
rycs 10 ~ mislrea II he hcsse,
"a, .l,e 70 ~ h very god veer,"
ach SO ess6sws BY . faint soand.
saa,h,ns bsssssa : I'D, . snise,
Il sinSss kssek essSA. Ths hes'.
e, re,Ites. "Oh, bet yes aiways sias
deii, afsny." Ths ye~as lsdy
sxer, .hsi sAs es,ssss siag uh,s eve
as. 70 Strengthen uiach cyin;sa,
" nsies soes yesas sea'iemss es.
ce4,ngty jcyess, BY giving him hs'
.aluss 10 haei: ssd drs~ias al hes
Heres in De most approved sty'e
,css sAssn bsAisd NC cassdlessicks
,s-tAer uisA hss 1insy haodkerh'ef
saeh . lAsAsss, sha. ,ss deeplacet
order, o. sabpiderrd name may b
en- 70 ~ b>ss aAva.sAes. The ",
( the Eisas, which hal BEEN oiene'
y the qsAAIiiss. Il d,sn shat aos'
., ~ scsivs gentleman ~he ynchs
10 Sassss b De ssAsmps; he mus
ian lssus q ssr;ss Il dissslvias sisus
u,d dissSpeess 10 ~ ksews vhsrs
.~ ssss N /; sad he yosns I'D
,akss hss Piaes o. Ne piano, sad 4
h, raays Is chords Of he key shc
s',ost y lsxsr;Ass In, every ono 10 PEI
,.ctiy Sent, - shs Sud- tho mssi
stood 10 10 igh, o. ". Io~, OF sou'
hing II tAas kiad, end uss pedals q
,ear 70 b exceeding dificalt 70 B
ioand. A. length, everything bein
.s,il, she plays he symphoay again,
.hea snilins u the hostess and -
M. "thas shs IL certain that she chs
freak down." brings out the openit
ucA II he rseitaGve, which make u
lr,ps u he chandaiisr shake agai
md 9,e,,cs a couple vho arc wli
I-risg oil sorts VI sofl notl,iugs on
ca,seuse' ia the back d,swinGrotm
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

OO&xD9OS0000 yy0xJC0s
wE the ss'setihsss, tsiag appoiatsd By The Hon
w the Probate Csr kn tie dIsislet Of Rutland. cam
aiss.oass. u tsce,ss sxsmles AID adjust oil elaine
and d<insais d al psssses sestWsl
LINCOLN HOPKINS,
Ats Of beaver ~ ths eosaSy 81 6eAssS and State n
Petansyt deeearsd e. iasoivsat AMI Oh
,as fr'sn NE th dry III psif1 s5 being si"~ed by
aid eovsi NJ thsi psfpnss We h Lhefstoss hereby
sse nssce that wtu attend 10 The buslness Of our
APss,iatea, 81 tks dweli'ae kosss Of Roeu Hopkins
~ TiHH,.ssh 10 cal" dssscl the lisa Mondays al
July and Asftsabes Ossl from 0cloek until Eve
Sc'Hk, r. ". esch n said saya
DYER TOWNSEND, lc.,.,
sfENCEk WALDO. 1'""'ss''"e"'
Tinnrouth, Nay 10, 1880 ~
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Marble Pillar
CLOTHING STORE.
WHITEHALL. Ny.

NAVE isss rscstvsd Q hrgs ssss.s ssnt Of slesans
READY nlD8 Clothing,
Of every In sAhisa 10 shssr former sock.
which they sentvss To ~ makssa
l.Ag0kR ASSORTMENT,
thsn can he toasd 10 ths vicinity; sad they alss
receiving every vsek ftosa their @aastAoloseis 10
II heoeetsdy add Mes vosk, large ad ."as 70 thsis
Wsek. any OF oil Of which thsy pledge themselves 70
ssil L,w a. NJ hwssi.
Thsoh fui for the very liberal patfcaaes ~hleh they
have nscevsd sauce they their chit hing
tshlishn<nt and having sassd The Maids fillsstoes
tos term Of yesse, they wi ssdsaves 70 savs gene
rs' satisfaction sh - 70 quality and psices hsv
vssy scwnst ,ses. and % they Intend 10 mske THE
Vssmsosnt iabiskmsat, shsy hcps TO receive
tinasnes and 40 laesssss Of patronage.
Whitehall. January. ts50. 4':6m
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whene~,r .aser,.,;nr ceases q, lie q
.o.,,ee n ,r,,f. % xoa n !, d:seon.
,;n,cd Ard vhro lie rar<r fa,ls 20
mt. ri y,s. voa s,eo. |, 10 Ill
~ basaes, ,rsayac,ioa. and You
l,aye no morc in, 10 call in aucst,os
~, mod. ia .h,c;, I think rscr~r to
,r,u.e. my bss,ness, then I should
Iav, 70 object 70 vcur,."
In .rsssvas," siser reading the
,eet.r,. "a q have Csls sAs;s seif ion.
poe.asce dim;aisA considerably from
;hs;r prev;o~, estimate cfii
-.
Ngv Foss OF MrsxEsisx. II,
a e,;d hat certain clock maker, q,
Br;sso,. Cs,mse.;cu,. IN making SOME
eh,oeoneter, l,tsly. fcsnd /, impos
sab,e Cor The uorkmcn 70 Keep awake
,bea they ~rre Getting instruments
.e,ans I, il uecessary. in resuls.
t;u, then. 70 coun, the beats in q min.
.,c BIZ = regulator. and change the
hair ., ,r,os until both IN nearly in
,;ms then he scrcxs in the balance
are turned until the greatest. maxi.
mu,a is obtained. xhea they are rated
and the rate registered, The work.
men 6nd no d,iSculty xish the parts,
but when the whole movement Is e,ing
! aay person Who s;t, down and counts
u,s beats, or watches the motion OF
d,s balance, invariably becomes drow.
sy. A,semp,S have been made with
other clocks, bu, they do no. produce
The same sensation. The clocks are
Of poli>hsd work. and yildcl by .
peculiar salvanic proccss, which, il
The facts Sc a here stated, may have
something 70 do with the effect
| What d curious il, that The person
who il put 70 slcep continues to coun,
The beatinss Of the time With his hand
or foot. The writer in tie Bosto,
Post, who gives an account Of the
matter, adds:
ut af,rds some amusement e
visitors TO see company of men a,
work and half Of them asleep We
.. laborins 70 keep themselves awake
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

~ lie ssbscrhsss ssiss spVs,nted ~ thstSse pro
bsis cssa ~ AS d.astes II PsAsAsssa. CSssssss
.,sasss 10 r-ssvs sssmtas end adiSss an eiaias asd
tssa ,.sts a9s,sS tke estate n
bOHN oAKEM iAss q 0fsavii,s ia tbs Cssasy
II WasstNgssa saS state n New Sesh. decsesed.
esessse~s~i issvsWl esd sls spss ~ fssa tks i%th
hy ~ Ny $50 Astse sasvsd ~ saii emsn ~ shai
paspnss, - thsseeSe hssssy give notice thai W
u ths d~siiia, hoss. Of stsksiy r. P4rhss In fo,h.
asy the sec.saJ TsssdAys ~ gsas end Sspesmbsr
ss, trssa ou- O'Clock saili six e'eiUeh p. N. On
,sck ofsstS iAys.
S1uKEiv PARKER,
PeuNnsy. Mar Is. $50 ~
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Nj a. D. KINNEY, merchant. f1ssss, twsIs rsssfx '.
,norssd hsa @aacW IN ~ eanfy 49, shr,ne
PURIFYING EXTRACT s'aseslsn~ n 6s~sae sus3y
s. :, c.". aE H"r'r nr1y cr,my, h. ."Lssss
US II q" imIu.ss es,. v C.ss.. q long s.nd,ny ~ess
rhrctrI sgrd lady ~ taf ps~c IT, ih~ref"s tbs
rrsca to"~'. by he purifying. ksalins Po~rr ssa
IMPURE di.ssss al il- blss IaN que HeScn yrsrs
Alsfics sr triumph ssys there ere uos bui whS ~
ls,ru
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M. OsTHEIM,
OF Jig Liberty Slreet. New YAvk.

II EsPECTfULLY saLounces Tia, he has opened ,
branch Store in Whitehall where may 10 G,und al
all times 81 extensive assortment Of Choice WINES
Of Tho Test keown vintsees; LIQUORS Of the ,nosi
s9Ps,o, quality; Imported Preserves, Pickles, Fruit.
proved bssads. &C. An Of which be will suppiy " nj,
rus,"ssss On tesns favOrsbis - thsycsn lie oLan
ed IA Ne. York Hs will sckaovisdss the pubic By
the superior qaaiity q hls &C ods, ehssp rcss and
DO. !" the Phosn'z Hc,s end Que door north Of ihs
Orders received BY Istisr. ffsn Msschsa.s sud Ho
vel s::p.ss w Be ,m"sclsss'y ssspouasd 70.
~hushaiI. octoess J. ts49. 3s,f
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WE the ssescrihsss, lrsins sppoinied by the Hoa
" PROBATE Couu fos the d.stslos nj PAirh,ven cass
n'ss.oness u rsesivs easmiWe and sdjust oil easns
and demands asaiast I've ss;ats Of
iNoiLv LADD. ,sas Of BsasnW,
in said d,trc, dcc~asi represented iosoivent end sis
noa,hs from the s,h dsy u May ss0teine allowed
BY said Court s that purpose, vs do therefore hereby
sivs ot'ce That will III end In ne busi of
sa'L sPpoin,m eni ~ the hoass Of Daniel Crot"oi
In Bsnsa % the 6rst Tseetsys Of Juiy and 0ttobel
neat from eisbt O'Clock 4. NJ, until four oei0eh p
NJ. es<h 81 said days
PHilD WILCOX c
Reason, NAY n islN 2l
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IN ara sAe. M~sAsy. Jsss.sy fsA. ssses I'll
~ ksse Ga -s-sse sss.-sssss vtsk Ia Csrssl WAke'
hall and xsitarj ssssy asy, tsevya Asseisy, 80 Eoi
seieet .. n. ssd s--NNsxt 9Th sks eets<t, ~
seJ p ~ tssias fs Tsry.
Leaves Gs Barl,sss~n sah hsssn. 81 81 O. m aid I
p -, AfHvias 81 kssissd 81 10 y. sad p. N.
ss~s isy. ossess tssss nsslaaA ~ Wea1sssct and
Hsssvs rssskys TsSssAsyss~t asssvdays. Q, 4.
n. ssS essAss 10y shss ~ chstssa, - "a. n e~'
,rJ Day sscsp ks"asy -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

= wwssss ths ssssss'ga se~s1y sAsls tssy
sla - s:prsssS tAss yes saeh eshisl ihe ~
$500 Va s.ss sod " hstsN u 70 ~ sss Lhias u
'A .sh Shows - ssstasssssn 10 Which ., 70 lssiA.
yAM6 nALtsTge. bst gui,oa o.. ksu Ysst,
snd 81 The DssSsias 10 tbs uaited hssssA
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HYST111uS or HUDSUug1
CFcaiesi ksessesy II he lse.

DID yos ever sss n, .
A,is;ss's All Hsails 4
Ossts,sss , Cssssssl !
pcs have fos ihsss az
NV " say, vhs have
l~et avstiSA 0Snselv ss
~ hs esrsstvs ssslillss
~ sniy nesds . sTtsl 10
'savlsel The Psfseas "
lsae " thst u 10 really
'sa1 trsiy ~ issa stA
els sr'anL. EsAVsirs 81
tbs teas 81 ikossssdu
~ho hsvs tsAs IN the
constant uss of Is, end
tkgVahl s4wts> go. N -
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buy hsiIsy kxtfartDs. saly II he nSv dssss SEQ
tssee essA-yss S.ia hsesy saths qseaissy Of 0et
wsss svef - Oh sss 49, vhsab Moss porAaa ~,
20 avoid the danger Of bsias inpnssd UPON 1
tIels.
TITS 0snsiss Dssys sa,vs - ,hsvsssAs vfi ,ss,if,
. 80 aisiibis renesy isf ~ yssss II bsfes hsiss
eilss, kksuas issa. NE sod iaAssasd eyes ESysSsss
Sal. ssss~ .Csts, sssAs. Bssisss, ssl I'll sslasssss
49, lsasaastWy ti0eAes.
Mad the hsw dsessss Esd large tpxss. snj that J
Issssy. sna ath :. esss. sss ny sssy vs'e'D
D. Evssy local ssess yin b pso.iss1 s''ss
esst11als. sSsss " ~ kvSsi ss.stasy, soc " ls'
Z. sss.g sSsss. - q sss ssisss1 tss.s.is 90
leee-t6sy eeeesie alseA ,spslaass 80 vsbssbs 10
sssaAsss. y DAiAxy. ~. DssSsss. \. Y~s.
DAsxOyU AsG1lAI oAavAss5o.
n Ssasasa. eAaseaass asa ssssaas sssssSy s,sf
et.ssss1 - ~ e:2 y e.asessasf hsses go esasi
sesss - sAsst.s. - ss1ssIs ts.se-rs'cs
VII hss ~. $1,000 IL WsslssfA SsssSes "
~ g. 80 bsiy usa1ssAh ssnsSy.
0~yaGo0s SE< evssSs ~ ksssss Sad sSfth, W u
osss - -. stn ssses sAsssuAs - vttkDvtn
Asss's ,~v,osSssA. GeesAsL Dsss<L a,s esss
esAssb. Cisasss Lsassas D. hssess. esixss
ostsss, Csstis.sa Ai'ss essva, SaS vAs
sss 4 NkAss. essst Nts
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GENERAL OEBltiTY Of the SYSTEM!
WP08TAJg3 08AN0U.
DlLtErS MAGICAL PAIN EYfllCrol
n new Wrapper aud in bosss nuch enlai gsl

CAUTION C0sh
~ tsvtssis Of Dslsys
Efa<LOs. 10 The 90
uss pssss Sod iks saAi
hst ,svssa tAsa - zee
~ssh psisos, ios hoy
sss - 6saesssss 10
thslI applieAfla.
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HARTFORD LIFE and HEALTH
INSURANCE COMPAN
Ors.niredin Hartford, Conn. Sept 1870.
Invested capital, 100, 900
Genera, Agent for Vermont,
l. G.BiNGHAM, Willis.on
To whom applications may be sent from any
part Of the State.
Central Once Of this agency, east side Of the
Court House Square, Burlington. w.
N. WARD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
Applications may be made 1t any time o. the
once or to the following named persons, Ageni,
4 Medical Exsmincrs, who will furnish psmph.
cts and any Information that may be detired IL
regard to the Co.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Aorsrs.-R R.Thrail Count gent, Rutland.
Esra June, Brandon; c. 4. Hitehcock, i'itt.ford;
Chittendem; Silss " Hodges larendo on; 4 Bliss.
P"altney; DE Nieholson, Wallingsford; Fay,
cite Potter, Pawlct.
MEDicALExANisess.-- CyrusPorter, RutIan ];
f. y: Drury, Pittsford 4. Ken.lrick, Poultncy;
AZ Houshton, pswlct; II NBowen, Clarendon
don; John Fox, waiiingford.
BENNINC ron COUNTY
AoENTs Bingham T. MctIowen, County Agents,
Bennington; n Batcheller, Arlington; Daniel
itoherts, IT., Manchester Il Douglas, Shafts
bury; Cyrus Arp,ington, Dor,ct.
Ntedicdt Examiners. lutherM oscly, Arlington.
Swift, Bennington; HDMcachaln, Manchestcr; n
Johnson, SALISBURY.
california Life Risks
,,tc, ~ ,ovor 80. ~. ~,
''' >''r-"'
he Dssmns 81 ssseonpany will be conduct
~ spoh Tue JONI stock snd upon the MUTUAL
.ae op'scs OF Tue Insured Tins meet
ing the wants and circumstances VI the pablie
companies can DO. '' ''u'
,..as ~. "m' ".:cI pinefese the insured will
r. s."e' ieSs 'o' "s"teote than the
- ",, ~ .ne oes' organized NUT s"i Companies,
y. w.. Ieve"e ""a' e!"'va'eht 10 IS Is per
..m. IT,. .nu.ln' IN dividend Proht' paid In sd-
nce,hsteaq of receiving an uncertain amount
s..he END OF each year In script certificates, re-
.ee'".o'e on certain cohtingcnc'es, while ut the
40 us te t"e snnna' cash payment: are inereA,.
On the Mutual principle. tbi, comn,nv mo.
pore 10 insure 1t the usual rn,cs al n,,, IN
panies, dividing the net earnings each v..r oil =.
ing script certificates re,leemable aftcy Mum,
lnsaraneeFand Of TwoH uuJred TLoo,anJ D"l.
lars Is accumulated, and charging 4 eonmi,so,
for CONDUCTING that rsyt M H. h.';n... .'..,;,"
lent 10 only sbeut ors h. II ~. .~,.... ~ 49,.
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PROSPECTUS.
Will he published IN Moadsy, July In. 1850
Al the office VI the Protective ID'on,
BOSTON PRINTERS COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY,
No.
OF 4 DAILY NEWSPAPER,
lsItIL6D
The Pre-
" he Press"



The Bo.,on Pr,n,~,. Co. ~rst,ye Soc ie,y
ana pub,,shers Of the Protective Union. icrt.
,ns tl,sl weekly psprs IL IN suis;c s~nt to m.,
~ = ,sIrs .f thcur ,n,~rr,,rd IN the em.uc !.
sas,oa al iadus,sv ia New Ensiand. have de
r,mineA 10 i,sue a dali, shert. on and st,~,
The 10 u Ju,v ls;.O.
ne Pas, viii BE- d-votedd 10 the right,
Of ishos. sed 70 tss peo,ect,on. ,ustruc ion
aud amaze mra a, eT : orr me .,~..
A. aims ana p,,oc,pI~ = M br thee,
ia. That thai which . mao hes er~a;ed
hv his ,o,i ], n, s.d thu, labor, and labo,
sjoee. Of hand and head. 10 the hasss Of all
s,cp.s,v.
IA, 4 - The ,e,~ress and datv Of ali
vs,s ,ns ne. to combine In p,y,es,,ys n,pn,
In CS.nor,s,;ve 0oce,,es, in mutual hr.l,
ANA l,1s assurance ,r~,,~s:
-. TIE fs~es..n II the public i.nds.
lth. Tke ~sa,bi,,h,s~n, of mutual bank.
Of orrd,t "a. no. k,nsura.
s,L. The ahol,,.oa Of ,n<,si;e earreaeics,
ssx Of bank,as sys,c,o, h.,<d On metal, and
liz ga. hl,shs,~o, ,.s,rsd Of eu,ruey ba,-d
On ,Udp,asy sis.e,
Ssh. 1f> rLr,,os Of = OIL ;ns men 10 Con.
Srrs.. the 0ssss t.rs;.Istusx, aud al federal
ssA Nu,s o4k~rs.
m Th~ .i.,i,ros NJ The pr;sr,ulr of com.
.~,a,os ~ ,rsae. aud the r,,sti..hrss nj Of
=
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FEvzR-soRE CURED

The Roy RICHARD DuNNiN0, Pss,os u the Yw'hy'
rsB church. Aanrs Bnsn, M.1rr r,sMy, n. wrse
e" have )ns, rr~i.-d ~iisT rbi Mi lHAsssv Dts>,s.
-laiNr IL ir 1T his Fessrsure You t~p~si "
hat sfNsS, for he Csisssn s,sd sd~S IN NJ
"arrh s- yssss hx hs have " bs sss M
N, Ia HE hk In consequence VI Tsrssesv. The o'is
l~s lrinT s1~ei~ sud sl~sat 10 L. sHusird, rreon
n.'sed kaAsv's MGDwtse. Heed lsr eseBi lle sess
placed Ak hosr yes ,ssHsesAssfss - ss hsss's
ssy ihsi with tbs b<ssIny u Uo1, Ass 0~
q " ~ ieS'' See fsnsfhlsts lVs faM paAeelAes.
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NOTICE
VNHiS 10 to certify that have this day Civ.
Il en- my son Edwin Burke his time during
the remainder Of his minority, aud shall clais,
none " his wages, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
l9s ZINA BURKE.
Cuttingrvilic, May Is, 1850.
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yo01g QU3FY.
DRAPER e. TAILOR,
Deer 1zran / Sm;tk's Office.

ssaisg 81 0sr0sa brs>AcissAs, Dsssksss Gees
.ssfss 80 vsstsss. Ais, Ts,isss Tsimnisss vhes
hssf hen Ukk lsii
0ssttsees UtsSAaS 70 ess . ssil veah Il vsii 10
e~n. An TssstsaAs ssrsstsS Ia ssis Of no ssls. "
Gssnssts II 81 kiSAs saAs 70 srAsf 10 e $50 ri,
saS vsseassstsp - 10 ssy slsy.
Cso!aS ~ ssAssst V nats. sSt vsryssts1 V a.
kssissA, ApsiiA n
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-07-04

kno~n hist MARTIN {. HENRY, en- seIiisr
BOOTS sad SHOES Of ssrsss saai.ty snd
ios irss rpes.ey, than any ssh~r sssstIssh@rs,
IN Rutland Couasy, we sss@nd 10 sdeps tss far
as Pssct.sie) the ready roy ays>~,s. Gents
hnr Cali Boot. warranted imported frearh
Calf, al prices ~h'eh cannot hl W secure
irsae
Possaes pr;cs
Ia qosiay wsiains ehaes eI5 jI,0
I" ND BSsk,ss t,0U l,25
tA1ses SsiL ~srp Ositess l65 9Jb0
Cb'iAssa 6a,srs - 20
Costs Copgsvs nsoes avs AS
Bsys sse Cslfds 500 e.Bo
An slkes sstseles % ti,r sasse psoeosSsea.
Tke sbsss sssseirs ssr al 81 the ksst sssek
sAA sSsk ass~ssp asl WssvssssA
assassA. hsy . iess ..l... "
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- "Hre0N, UGsEStG Co, y. Y. OH 10 UH.
"M'.', N. 7 WALLACE co bo..s iiss l.s ~i...
wiNr t~caHs diisied fsssa he $500 NJ LsvAss
and Ss,''.y So,s MosA. hat str sd N ~ st ~
form any lsassbsd isLUs tses sac,s sesapss 'se
srconiiug s sdvis~ and vsrssvirsiap Of the ss.r
pbyseun.. until sss ssksseA lsas0 s1tus ~
iscs,o- sk-bi.s. tie y ~ h0e ~ esna<sf
t-aiids tat " iI~ 'sr ss~ sS i.sse - b1ts hfs.:
perfectly well The prrSeeS ~ ~ rnssed
to d. srs.sy sasrkod ~ofs, end gaiDsA ikiny ioss
- 6ssh 10 elaS Weshs
yssass truly. e. B. 0ALESTiSL"
Tbs resdsr will sa,s~rve thst NJ OALSHyIss ssv ~
skaA." He inGssssrd by l. T. TeAsv ', kSx, u ~
place, has pudtsd uprsllcsr
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BARRETT, son 4 %.
OFFER FOR SALE FOR CASH,
at their new store (Foot Of Washington 81.
near the Depot) Moiasses in Hhd's, bbl's
and ~ bills.
Steam Syrup in - gal packages.
Refined Crushed Powdered aud Coffee Su-
gar,
HID and Box Sugars.
Extra Meas and Clear Pork.
Best Leaf Lard.
Pure ground WHIT lead IN y 70 2OV lbs
kegs
Best quality Linseed Oil.
Sperm aud Whale Oil.
Saiasaius, Teas, Spices &c.
WILL buy good warranted Boots and Shoes
W Of Martin l. Henry, 10 per cent. cheaper
than at any other place in Rutland 10
JUDT 1DCDIV1D
THE Poems Of II. l.. sPe neer, price 80 cents.
L w. WARp.
Ca.tieton, May II, 1850.
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IADOCK THOMPSON'S First Book Of
Il G-ogrsphy for verm.nt Children is now
for sale at SreRcers Thi. book has been re =
ommended by the convention Of Supsrinten-
dents. Teacher supplied ON liberal terms
Sinaie copies Is ceats. H. l.. Spencer.
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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-03-01

important question involved in the communica-
ton Of our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress recommend to the people Of the several
counties in this State to hold primary meetings,
with view TO the expression of their opinion
on this subject.
On motion OF Mr. Lea il was resolved, that
the Chairman, Secretary and Assistant Secre.
tary, sign the proceedings Of this meeting, and
that copy be sent to the President Of the Uni1
ted States and to each of our Senators and
Representatives in Congress.
On motion Of l.. NJ. Garrett, it was resolvedt
that the proceedings Of this meeting.be published
in all the papers Of this State, and the several
papers at Washington City.
JJ. B. WHITE, Chm.
A. c. BAIsE. Secretary.
J. c. CHMEs, Assistant SecretarY.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-03-01

BY FRANCIS BROWN.
There We're builders strong on the earth of old;
To-day there are planners rare
But never was temple, home, nor hold,
Like the castles We built in air
We piled them high through the hong lone
hours,
By chill hearths Pickering brands,
Through the twilight heavy with wintry show'rs,
That found US IN stranger lands.
The store was small, and the friends were few,
We owned in those building days;
But stately and fair the fabrics grew,
That no gold of earth could raise;
For time was conquered and fortune moved
Our wishes were builders there;
And, oh. but there gathered guests beloved
To the castles we built in air.
No place was left for the bonds or fears,
For the lore so sagely small,
OF this gaining world, that wears our years
Away in its thankless thrall.
Once more we stood in the lights that crossed
Our souls on their morning track,
And, oh. that we had not loved or lost
But ever the dream comes back!
1t was JOY to pause by the pleasant homes
That our wandering steps have passed;
Yet weary looks, through the woodbine blooms,
Or the wreathing vines were cast.
But there fell no age, and there rose no strife,
And there never was room for care,
Where grew the flowers of our dreaming life,
BY the homes that we built in air.
Oh, dark and lone have the brigh hearths grown
Where our fond and gay hearts met,
For many have changed, and some are gone,
But we build the blithe homes yet
As men have built in the date-trees shade,
Ere Egypt raised her fanes,
Ere star was named, or brick was laid
On the old Chaldean plains.
Even thus have they framed their towers Of
thought,
As the ages came and went
From the fisher-boy in his Shetland boat
To the Tartar in his tent
And some that, beyond our. azure, say
There are realms for hope and prayer,
/ Have deemed them but lingering by the way
i These castles we build in air.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1850-03-01
MISCELLAN E0US.
Medical Recipes.

We are indebted to Doctors Paige and
Nichols, of the N. Y. Sunday Mercury,
for the following new medical recipes
No certificate of astonishing cures are
given-so we are inclined TO believe the
prescriptions worth following:-
To sharpen the Appetite-swallow a
whetstone.
To give tone to the Stomach--Get it
lined with bell metal.
To prevent the Tic-dollar-owe-Never
run in debt.
For tightness of the chest-First get
your heart open with some mild charitable
laxative, and the lid to your chest will open
easily.
For the Neuralgia-Cease taking too
much of the oId-ralgia.
To cause a white swelling to disappear
Cover it with shoe backing or Japan
varnish.
TO prevent the hair from turnining grey
Make up your mind to dye,
For c Cataract--Darn your eye.
1oFor Felon-Arrest and irnprisement.
For Fits-Consult our tailor. @