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DINNER AND SUFFER-.
Day & Ev ening


At the Literary Empor,um Of w A. b.-
cos, corner of Main and Depot 81 LUDLOW,
Vermont
The subscriber wishing 10 Keep mp the good
old custom Of our ancestors, takes THIS meth
I'd of Informing the Literary Eplcur's "f
1 .udlow and vicin,ty, that he viii serve up
an ms leciual tcasi al his counter on Thanks
giving day Commencing al ! q C'ock, y ~
And being aware of the officially III suIiinp
ali tastes. hopes that Whist is lacking IN the
s,rang-r meats, NAV be made up IN The SIDE
dishes aud sauces
The follow kinJrd >pr6s wIli hoh"f
the occasion rih their Prcsro~". George
Bancroft. Iiradly Washington irving, Long
follow, ". 6. Bryant, M'lion, Young. Mary
Uow.u. Mss Els, J George sGN, and II l..
Spencer. And hos, of o,iIer worthless has"
contributed tn the interest of the occas'or,bl
their valuable publications Ia cave any IA
d,y,dsa, shouid h.come III by partah'ng too
freely of the repast, the follow ing Gensietnen
have contributed valuable Medicinal pr"pcfa-
tons DE- :. y zach DIR. Wilcox, d. Gay,
Cons,ocs. Braut, Rpsetr, snd others Let
tfys hare lea r1tired from jain .3ds~'
HAIR OILS aud reriumcty viii he inTnuhed,
tia, M person nay be incommoded ~ ifans
portWg such articles
Children are expressly invites ana fafeh's
may rest ASSURED th't ihtl WA i''N''' 49,
attention Tpys aud FsriGJr Boshs m sfe''
variety wi hc distributed 10 amnse the 3" ~
CONFECTIONERY VIII be furnished y hen regnes
sd by parents The company NH have an
oppoftunitp 10 subscribe for Newspapers ond
Msgs1,nrs, from ala paits 81 the connry -
Massf,nes from fh,ladeiph,s, delivered !,
The subscriber at s..ia pr yrsr, free 81 post
age. All r.,fa V,sncs Nil hs td'hahed a.
chy prices GpsttIastt ihi
Charges according 10 quantity ahd qaS"ii
q, the Refreshments,
Apply Ia " 4 BACON, i.aa..ew, =
10 gw A, the S,gn Il The BOX
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BARON M wENzELs
GREAT GERMAN REMEDY

For scsk, .ofe and Iniismed eyes--iiefn-
o,fho,s, let r,.e,, Salt kheuu', ehaFi~d
hands, Ch.lsis,ns f,mples, B!otehrs and a.!
dl-p.ses al thu sam
Ih~ en.edy ~hsh has far wears been "a
,rn,;srIy u,.d n I.Irsr prseiScr bF tiis r'''''
&c les.tsa fh, scans OF Gtrsaass' :. no~ io'
tie srsi ha.,, introduced 70 the An'e'te an
p,b,,e T.. suees-ss has b'-en uI.sHG need ~
the Ois " a. ID ana Il - esis~ted that wan
l~ h.iled hy the AmsT'Sfn Pas''e, 80 one o.
the grea,esi reEnea.ss of Tie age. II shec,
care. IN a most sstonisiisag 'lior: space 81
,irac S,,ii IT'S application eau Of 40 uHe
hare bed eject on the p@iIeDt
Mr. T. k,adrr. Agent, Bssiea
"a 4. SPENCER, MAJ sscn' ut
ierMsni,
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NNMsNNN,
J o II N QUIZ TY,
NERO HANT TAILOR.

WOULD lut"tW lIs iucnGs aud customers
that he has renewed i,is .siahltshm. ~ I, the
building formerly occupied by A Over Il
CO az a store, where may bc found yood
assortment Of goods ui the latest and mos,
fashionable styles, consisting Of German
Rtondci",h., Dncshins, CHss',ii,trs trs,ings
aud Ta'loi Trimmings, all Of which he OF.
ict> inr sale al small advance from cost
t'niIcWcn wishing L. get Fuh would do
well H. call All gat.ncut warranted 10 sufi
or 40 sale lie rs also ready 10 wnit ON has
customers AS tieicto'uic Garments Of ali
kinds matt to order, 81 as good sit le mud
workmanship ~ IN any city tuttins don,
Cor others make up liz, has also received
the npnrt Of ashton for the Fail and Wa,
ter ni l-jo-li tUtf
Kutlaut. OF 10Th 1850
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Doors, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Nufs N,cic-
ID tor,ncs, Gloves. N,t,cps. Shawis. Bon
nets. Stockings, kthnons, Belts, Rrnoms,
brushes, Sugars, Teas. Nolasses, Oh, Pots.
Kettles. Dishes, Bowls, Tubs Pas and
NorS, NJ various STYLES, qualities aud prices
w'th variety of other ARTICLES. necessary for
the oopior, of ciyallAr'i sncictv. tor salo lv
q l.. ROBBINS
Rutland, Nov ~ l-ih
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VERMONT COURTS.

Supreme Gomf. Stephen Royce,
Che, Justice Isaac +. Redfe,d. Isl
Assistant, do; Daniel Kellogg, 2nd
.issis,an, do.
Circuit Conrt. LIST District, Rob
CIT p,crront; 2nd do. Jacob Cola
ncr 81 do. Milo |. Bennett Ith
DO. Luke =. Poland.
The four Circuits into which th,
State is nov divided are as follows
Fist Circ'n'. 49, Bennington, Rnt
land and Addison Counties.
Second Circah. ndham, Wind
sor and Orange Counties.
Third Circuit. -Chittcnden, Frank
lin aud Grand Isle Counties.
Fourth Circuit w ashing,on, Cal
cdonia. Orleans and Esscx Counties
Esa" The Saco Union. one OF t.,
ahIes, Viii. ,alcrs IN the State o
Maine. the editor Of which was del
cca,c from his district to the Phila
,lelghla Convention IN 1913. and 70
It'd t'irpn, hoa, for Mr.. " obstcr, come,
on, Dr Gen. WINFIELD ScoTr rs 'h'
Viii. candidate for President IN 1892
We have reason TO believe that ;
large majority Of the Whi-' Of Main
favor the nomination Of the hero o
Luuiy's Lane aud cop}srcr ci Mes
leo. - Atlas
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fss~'--s Thsi ~ vr,rnrf, p~ss ,'r
f''i sis's - .ssg sGts.sssau .r'. iae il4.9
80 VIZ b. VIC !syi 50 iyer, 81. lsneGih ct
80 bc wsh'irs ~ ea'';. t'yssr,fa a. gtrr-
'rt ny o. ~ Y.~rRsan t.,,e tArsyss saft
'fe'" hgtng ~ fts srj,l ssnes ,i ato.
cr', 'a@y offsii 'Lt srf!l ,irsirai, IF ult.
sc' ~et 1otf', ,ts s,H ots6, tg q
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We d. therefore drciArr that Altman l.
hircr Of Manchester, AFORESAID. having r..
crilcd thr gtcatc>t nuiSrt Of Votes. ~ "toc
ted K'pf"s nta,'r" - Congress, t'f d..
,f.,t numb-r one
6 ,cn updrr,ui hand. ~ Nau,hcste'. .n
10" County " Bennington tAls -'th DAY n,
N4vn,hcI. \. u. go.
) II Btt,kA,H. tic,k at u 'uu'ugiou Co
VI Nit,tH, Chtt Of WhJham Go.
7 W iiorkiSs CLERK Of EulIanh c..
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GIN EpsoNp IArA,irrt arrived
~ -, ANAL !as' week, Ani during bis
slTst Spnrn IN the e,,y slsised the si-a
v''ew th" French s,ssek va, made utder
Cautt bfssaing >, the si,re q Savsn-
ssh. Some 20 ytsis have elapsed SINE
hi. fe'h,r aud grandfather inspected he
,-.ii.t ground. ,bc m,A of which is nov
ia'l' Over. NJ Lafayette afer rrmaiu.
inc day - 'vo. If, for FLORIDA 90 cx-
anime the iosnsh'p % lani presented by
C3arfc's 10 h;' gtanjfs,het.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NE ~ s.fs ariEr ape tn'~t - TO- Hoe
w 3. Fraa4ts ts-N So ,as sssffEf ~ ~ isbe
~s-asssla,.sfs 90 tscsiFe irr srd aalaH 81
"a sd l.rsAR5s II i.eisats against re .stts 81
ktr BIN GAZE itfs ~ >srrbsrts. - rad 90
tfrt &srss-st rsIF,sst r. iHspiFshi Ans ia 'ii
fssss ste sa "a, " ocissf tang Hi9NSa By ~ ~
ts.f Ear tAs; ,fasgs.ss IS thefef'Ts hsrFs si''
~ a. q hal - aiiesd - lbs hEsfess - car - "a
.ii .sas stis ss ~ - Ass Case " fss~Ate'
~ ~. q, " ~ ~ n f.tsirtSf ar Roo tA't
a. safli sssf = rsss = go 49, ~
THbAASf Fo6t, ,.....i..-,.,.
SiSCEi Ir'eHEk
= "a, ~a,er, o. = 1888 81
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rIcK rocHlrs. Mr.. Tracy Of il,;'
Village had his vale, titled OF about
eighty dollars on the Rutland RAILROAD
between Midilehury and Ludlow, Of n,
lie Railroad House at Rutland, on the
2iA or 22d inst. The money was i'll
biil~ of ), 10. and 20 dollars. Mr.. !,
is y dealer in gloves and caps, and blind,
and had been 10 Burlington with II
Young son 10 sell his goods. The wal,
lr, was taken from his panlnloons peck
ct and found. = mpiied. in hi. Goa, peck
ct.-~ ermont Chronicle.
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SrOrsif'
| NITED STATES HOTEL
whitehall. NY

.sesrc.r u ,u,s g. 'nr H.u 8aadDrlot ars lost
sa.rt i.stalcs from the See uiboas i.aAdius
CorT.pg~ and EssFage Wagon 60 art 'r,D
is bysl- 4a4 Can 4.i-E - iiAtrt.
~ ~ A. s1'bkil.I.
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NOTICE

THE S,otkhnldrss of the Bank 81 Nn'-
land arr hereby mol fed thai spec Al Meet
an, v,U oa held al their Banking hbues on
FRIDAY. December u. a, ! | o'cluck, \ NJ to
take into consideration III. AZ, "nintging the
C.rttsI St4c of SAID Corporation aud see Il
the, " IL accept 'he same
Nv order or the Directors
Il PAGE, Cashier.
Rutlani Nov. 26, I-,pn
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Yr 10 whom tho world !, dtes'y, yr Who NJ your
lves weary.
Csll m Spencer, bay book iom h.. extensive
'ioie
You MI, never fad HIM nsppios he Van hst." to
ynur tapping,
Though .'er 50 gently you come rsppiur tapping
at his opeG door
Many curious books he Il .ho~ you. that yeo never
hrIufe.
T. AUD If Fancy dsins" more.
Oh distinctly remember. once, twas 10 the darn
Ds, eriitf
o. October OF NovemL,r (prthsps month ~ two
brforr
vas bowed with cs,e. and sorrow books could nn'
ury mar h,rroS.
Nov I'tn very happy for, oh, have lieen Ia sprn'
rcr's stole
Andl.ye al thit | cat real. ana 10 lend score OF
more,
Cat nay ftsHts al Spencer store.
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Parallel Railway ANIc>.

StDktE GARDINER y 60 . i.tbcr's
square, Boston, offer for sale Parallel Ea,i
Way hYies o. suyofsor quality. 1Gr rsfs,irI
= hlrs. iTorI late experiments ~ Eugai,d,
hsyr bern sh"en BY Mr. g u Thntpty
80 b~ superior 20 any oihr'. u e'o
Oct :, 10 iu2
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20 Sides.

bATtNT Ieathsr Carriage i.A~e Ca
| rsgr Bolts, o. CLOTH and India Rutbrr
Clolh sL~el Springs, Mss,n Aaies, huus
VI siehh.c iIon, 1rism.ogs. a.. az the Ei0is
~ At the Railroad Drpai for fs!e cheap
LASDOS a. GRAVES
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Ribbons,

ID ms 1s5s, su.6.lsl,. Ss,i.s e.. =,
j Hsrhets. sif.~ br4is' sa4 bsttsls
Jas '.,eissi 50 ~ tasbs T.. T.. BELL.
Il .lisEd ~ ~ 1850
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Lubin's CuiQuc Perfumes.

Bee ozegon, jssal'n q isrbsnt T'h"n'
ella Rosss, Ps,choniy, iishtr"f~, Ro1gh Il
R~.dy, MAls flesrs, M,gn"ne',e for .,ls s'
SPENCER
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II. l.. SPENCER
AGENT or THE
Mass. Health Association,

al SPRlNGfitin MAES.,
With a Guarantee Fund Of $40, 900
Jhis Association +" fprnrd for the mutual
rcl,ct ui ats members IA csse Of sickn-s. ~
ac, idcht
by paying sl.J1 IN advance applmsli"n
fee, and tho payment &C the deposit uopcy
" 'tlIn thirty day., certificate Of turHibrr
sh'p wHl NJ acquired
Rates Of leatly DEPOSIT
Hc,ween - aud ID yesfs 81 aye
- "a per rear draws y! uu prf vrrk.
i % 8 ~
hl . 90 " De
Briw'en ~ aud ~ years nj Tge
LacfI weekly benefit equal, i"Ur ttihs a.
tic amount 81 D"pns,la tot one vest
f"r Farther y-itisaIars r sifeuisr- ~ ti.,.
ltaiTts ~ t1ir Hg"HtS Sui'.a lrcnts vaEbd -
every tDs n IN the county
II l. eFESCIH
Rutland, nav -, 1850 -
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November ~, 1850.
NEW GOODS.

Mons De i.h.Dr,, french and Aust,os n
irinti, Cloak and Dress Trimming, a.hss
~ oos,d.. B., stsi, Nil. iosg sAa saahf' =
Ssu = Il. 80 s4isriy II Ae~ ssa Gss.fa9ir
, I'd, tin. dsy Ieesa ed aud ioF "a r. b.
- / ELL
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ALMpT wAR\ra J4lfs

NiilE OF VERNON r. Be . remembered
D.trc. = Rutland 90. that at ;. stated
.''H .'ihc iabs.> court ul tht ,Ati district
- RHtfa'ri, u liirn at Rutland I've Aini a.; ,hpI
"'tHct vu tto hf,t N ,rH.y, beug The III
10y o' y 'Nculbgf, ! u. lojU
Fre'cai iien. ilAt,,s Baton judge
h"rens petition has ti.,s day ben pre-
scetrd - sald Probate touri by s,ias II iiod.
g's aud others Interested IA the cstli,, T.,
'i!'am Fay late OF Rutland. ~ SAID d,stri,,,
decreased. in'"s,ate, 'cqucst,n- t,y istnn al
III" residue ct The real and personal estate
al sand deceased, after the ptytncnt of The
drh's and expenses among ,ae hcirs of sad
deceased
'Thercforc, it !. ordered rs sail court tia,
!he hearing and decision 81 said r.tit,an
be and tney hereby are referred 80 .tatoI .,s.
SION - "a / court to b, held IT tNc ofcc ut the
tcgi'te. ri 'a!d crnt, IN Rutlnri ,u md dis
t'I,t. pu the trs' Nuniay, being tho , dny 81
DECEMBER. y 1851 aud that nutice tLcre.,i
b" F'Nen hy publishing q rr,t,fcl coJy 81 the
rcc'fd "i tn. order three weeks ,ucces,irel,
NrrtuU. Thereto IT, the Rutland Herald !,
new 'F1f,r i'rIt tc,, at saii Rutland ia utd,r
that MI person tat erected therein may thtn
ana thct" appeal before said court aud object
:" sand DIVISION n they So cage.
true copy # record.
IL 1
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NOTICE.

I'ANE into Ne rHc.UtVrs e Il, .ui., log
\ about the -5,h Of October, ia't, = ,ia,.l
red tcarl.Hg heller The osn,r. requr.lca
10 prove property pay charges Snd iatc 3,
away. III b~CN SHAW.
Nallurford, SoV. II, ik5n IA
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A Good Assortment

a. Fnrweil- Pecrd and Scwcd walking shoes
Sips, Buskns, Cater and Poi,a Roots and
thiidrcns Shoes. together with 4 pnod as-
soitmc nj oi l.ntres and Gentlemen India
Rubber over Shoes, for sslr by
o J. ROBBINS
Nov. i2, leo
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STATE or VERMONT. ESt It r,'re'r,
District Of kHt!eud, - ke iv3cd that
at n -reri1, session ~ IT,, HrauA'' tnNT, # the
,.,i ai.'t.., Of huriAni held at Holland 49, ana
i.r sad als,y.ct GA t4c lhiA 90! Of uct"-
Der. / y 100
Pre..nt Hon Hgtrcr Ration luigc-
Wurrrs- a c.rls'n instrument 'H rrling
dated ii.r 9TH day oi April, \ y ia, puf-
port ~ 81 bc the issl ~il' snd testament of
Lou "a Pot'"f, drceasrd tate w,ie &c hn.' 70
Potter of Sbrrhurne, N .aic ID street hss iH's
% t,r, 81 ptrseuted to the s4id Probate Coat
b. JarHrs : Chapman. Tie he rut,f Shrietn
"a med "a order i,ai the - d ustru.ucui u.aT
be- dlly proved sud silosed hy sa,d Court as
satl last will and Testament
Iu,ryf,ft, n 80 orlrrsI 15 eaii f"rrt '4st
tat the ~ 10, ari siio~aUre a sard !rstfu
,f..-I ~ ssI ls.i ~ ami t,'taneal bs srd tD'y
hereby are ret.rrfd L. stated se.s!ru Of rsal
Probate Coat to b. L,Id 81 tie cdlcs = ne
E.g.s'.f a SAD C,rri Boz ssut kutIaHdI rG tts
Nrt Ns4iay '.riar be "a day ~ December 4
-. iSh sti ttat u'ticc tAerr"' - Eltrr rs
I.4i-.sls. "a reTt.tr4 c.is of / . c- ~ .. ~ :
srf ti'tr rr-'I't.y prev .uus e. net a
is ,rr RuHapI Hrr4li a h-SsTafir t.t,at'@
10 ,Asa h0t srI sud circulated iG To- rs.=Et.'-
hood 't.H,r Iufererisj la order taaf e.. per
soft, interested theTv.n r-ay ta,l ara acre 49,
i,Ar De- Tore f4s4 %. sFt -fA r.ai,,t tf.s f'G,st'
a "a alleviate al ss.d is,ituirsrt - ssld las
> 3. aad tr,isH-rt b tLty go .ap,r,
4 ,rge cory Al record
IS HgNRl VAL. r gi''er
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SPENCER s STORE.

w copy the loi"sius Parody On Poe. Raven
rom the I,fan1pn Tribune
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,oMaissIoNrU. >oT,tv

w fas Fti'4t- fiise-s ~ sp-'-tss ths H.
" Ff".ats ta,H'i So Ht ttIsFl.s - FsirraVs"
'f f'tss'f' B" ferti'e ssE.utas rua s.st Ell gsfrs
tH 10 rfH IL 81 g. sfts-.v srf.u~t 80 sac ~
NJ - y .,fts'sf. late 81 fg4tUey e. faIt '.s'rirt
70 t~@a -Fir~-ri.ir ' No ss1t aa Nt.Hfss Nau
il@ rs 81 1ss - - D. rss3-r' L. vel q hhri
Hf'r ere " g. thaffforr trfrhF rec .ri sat
e f tff*r' So So Peg s'sr g sa, eptvitf Hlrr'
AZ o. a d,-i o. Aea-s uf ssif iefni-t1 NJ
f's' "rf's'dts al ai4trA u'tl ff3ru ga'cio-t "
oaIUt 90 tts .. y II ,sit day
Nat.r nt F.lttu-r 'tt " fN1s
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HF.N ~ RAIL, Register
STATE. OF VERMONT nj, ,t,,

District of Rltland HDhctca hat a,
II special session ot the Probate Court of the
.aId District OF Rutland hcld a; Rutland in and
Tor the snii district, on the 3Cjl day Il Oct,
\ ID. lrjD
Whereas Kuius Richardson, administrator
OF the estate OF Rufus Richardson late Of .ucn-
don, 10 sad district, deceased, n;cs,atc, has
day presented 10 the SAID probate court ps .
iil"n ~ writing THEREIN setting forth certain
facts tending 10 show that lac cannot cu,n-
plcic the settlement Of sad estate within the
tune already allowed HIM ty SAID court for
that purpose, that the time 80 aliowrd wi'l
chp,e the ! iih day Of Drccmhcr A D. lsa0,
aud therefore requesting sad court To grani
hinI an extension al the time aforesaid and
and allow htm unti the llth dnN Of Decrm
Ter A ID l-li 10 dispose Of the sa,d estate
and pay The debts of sad deceased
Therefore. il ), ordered Lv ,aiiprul at. Court
that the hearing and decision 81 said pcuunn
he nnd the zane nrr hereby referred Ia .'a-
ted session at said CURT t. hc held -, the
office Of the register al saii Court H. end
Rutland, GA the frs, Mpuday bcihr the 2I
day of December. A. u. lhj0. and TINT notice
there Of he gtycu, hy publishing = certified
cory - Me record ~ thI. order three week
succes.i,ciy previous thereto IN the nutiau4
II - ia newspaper printed at ,pid Hui am
ia nrj,r that All person. Interested therein
may 'l"n au4 there hrIcar l.t'r" 'alj Court
aHd object t. he granting of soii e&tensi,r
u they ,Is cause.
\ tea, coIy e r,a,r3. Is
ilrStY llAfi- r.. ter
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STEAM REFINED
SUGAR HOUSE MoLASsES

The ssectes, thing IN naiurr, and the best
X md Of G,ary for Buck Wheat tahrs, ioI
,ulr hy O J.. ROBBINS.
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IRON, Steel, Nails and Slri.h Shoes. for
sale by s O l.. ROBBINS
Nov ~, $50
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1851 Splendid Animals . 1851

Leaflets IL Memory souvenir Gsilety, the ~noN
ftke. III. Keepssk. the American Keepsake ". n ri
fnen!ship, &c. &c
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New School Books.

Nrhstor's Chiyrr,iy, hltlions'y Smith's Pr7rs'f
sud uiaf,n firosfapNl. HUrh-its fuUsfr latNfHI"
Hat. Rli'cai sod t'-HFiaptV sud Ai'as VI t'Ht''ks
F,t,r ls,,a tions Teams R-aiTs s0i eF-lefs,
Wsi.' Wsi3s Hslc.k : ClsTs's 4tt O'es.l's q EN-.
mars kis7 Atir9'. Thompson ans hrecut'At
ArIbmFltc.
Cu,,s,. ard Ia,v',' Fhys.ohys o., sand Ise e.
Algebra, LesLulra Boafa'n AID Euclid a. a.
Stationery.
Pc, ofice iissps Peflr4et. Dfs~'Hs, Bnr.ot
Cap l-Ftet arI Note Psp~,s
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b.,iric, ui Rutland. that ii = stated
session OF the probate c nuri bnidcB at EuiHua
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10
The APOSTLE Of Temperance.
Father Mathew in his address to an immense au-
dience at st Michaeps Church in St Louis, on Sum


Father Mathew in his address to an immense au-
dience at st Mchaeps Church in ST Louis, on Sun
day, Sept. 29th, said that
In his own beloved country, he had given the
total abstinence pledge to over 5000, ZOO, and
England and Scotland to as many as 2.O00, 900: he
had enrolled as many as 100000 since his arrival
in the United States. In Glasgow, in day. 3d.
900 received the pledge, and although the majority
of the recipients were of the Presbyterian form Of
worship, this circumstance, and his being a minis
ter Of another faith, seemed TO present obstacle
the cause he had much at heart. Thirteen thou
sand had been lately enrolled under his banner in
New Orleans; as many in proportion III the small
Ter cities Of Vckshurg and Memphis. He COM
menced his labors in st Louis on Tuesday Inst and
since he had opened the books for the purpose
over 1000 members had been received. He trust
Ell this was but beginning. and he had no doubt
st Louis would rival New Orleans in the number of
total abstainers from intoxicating liquors.
After some further remarks of a like nature, Fa-
ther Mathew concluded by thanking the audience
for the attention paid to his desultory and unpre-
meditated address, and by inviting all to take the
Pledge OF Total Abstinence a. his hands. .
Men, women and children knet in successive
groups, on each Of whom the Rev'd Father inv oked
a bles sing. About 600 700 had taken the Pledge
before Father Mathew retired TO the sacristy Of the
Church. amongst which number were many respec-
table ladies and gentlemen. We learn, that after
he retired, some presented themselves and were
enrolled.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

A highly respectable meeting Of the
citizens of Louisa county. was held al
For, Louisa on Saturday the 2S'h day of
September 1850, in pursuance of previous
notice, to consider the expediency Of con-
slruc'ing Plank Road from Por, LOUISA
TO the bluff hack Of the town distance Of
about one mile.
The officers Of the meeting consisted of
VIM. l.. Toole, President. Henry Rocka-
felar and Rober, Beneiiel Vice Presidents,
and Thomas $. Bell. Secretary.
Hon. Francis Springer stated the OBJ
iec, Of the meeting and spoke at consider
able length on the cost and benefits of the
proposed road. The President then adj
dressed the meeting on the benefits that
would arise from the construction Of such
a road.
Mr. J. C. Lockwood of Port Louisa
then Showed up the disadvantages the
county had labored under from not having
landing accessible at all seasons Of the
year by means of a good road leading
ihereirom TO the interior of the county.
On motion Of Mr. Springer it was re-
solved that committee Of three be ap-
pointed TO make an application to the
Board Of Commissioners for an appropria-
ton 10 asss, in constructing the proposed
road. The meeting appointed Messrs
Springer, Henry Thompson and VIM. l..
Toole, said committee.
A committee consisting of Henry Rock
afellar J. c. Lockwood, and J. w. 1>el,,
was then appointed TO locate the road and
to procure the necessary means to con-
strnct it.
This committee was instructed to To-
cate the road on the most direct route to
the bluff, and to the acceptance of the
Board Of Commissioners, and TO receive
subscriptions made payable to the order
of the Board Of Commissioners.
To show that the meeting were in
earnest, and to insure an early commence
ment Of operations, several gentlemen pre-
sent subscribed therefore one hundred
dollars each, among them, Messrs Henry
Rockafellar, J. C. Lockwood, William
Kennedy, and one gentleman, Mr. VIM.
Bevard Of Mt Ararat, one hundred and
twenty FIVE dollars.
On motion ordered that the papers at
Burlington, Muscstine and Keokuk be re-
qnes,ed to publish the proceeding. Of this
meeting. WV. l.. TooLE, President.
r. p R Roek.rnL1AH' Vice prssid't.
Thomas S. BELL, Secretary.