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CUFFEh HUUSE FOh SAILED
TTiHE ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
Il No l91 TchOUpitObids street. the corner 49,.
Of Julia street, known as the Meehanics' and ff1T.r
DraYmen's Retreat together with the HOUSE. siisl
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to the same. The RAeak.
House is doing good business is good location for
boarding House, and is fully furnished for the same
For particulars apply the premises, to b. GlLLOOLY
at the of St Joseph and Tchoupi;onlas streets.
N. b. The House Offered for sale consequence of the
owner having cOtleehouses. d31 If
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FIFTY DOLLARs REWARI

> OLD WATCH medium Size, Hard Dial with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkman Collin,
London, No. S5O9-On the outside engraved crest with
the initials IS. VIZ Also-a GOLD CH lain
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached . The
above reward will be given, and questions asked to any
person who will return the said Watch and Chain 10 The
Oriice of the Verandah Hotel, or TO-
n9 s. VOL 95 GRAY, ,er street
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ForSD DRowsED.-The body Of white nan, m
known, found yesterday floating in the River, opposite
Post No. a. The body was advanced stage Of de-
competition, and must have bee exposed the action OF the
water for least two months. Inquest held and verdict
rendered accordingly.
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XERANnA HOTEI


NE additions and improvements in this House made
dnn9g the past will render its facilities for a. 4,
necommodatons inferior Hotel the country ss.
n new and elegant D1NING Room and several of nm,
ior families have been furnished the
onng nuhdng on ST. Charles street, thus making this de-
pafnet o the House perfect than ever The accom-.
IN 9r gentlemen have been propoonaey increased
eIgng their obligation the numerous friends and patrons
H me Veranda for the liberal support has received under
en would at the time them that
nance Of their favors NewCJreans Dac III IsI9
II. n, NUDGE }
dlSIm d. NJ Hiinp'prv L. H. NJ oDUE q ~
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SHERMAN'S New Patent TRUSS,

oHPesons Rrred should that they hare
IN III asaigt St,gigtaied Hsfd, tsit oil ia horrsrs but
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SAINT Charles THEATRE.
ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS STREET. between Royal aud. Bourbon Streets
" THURSDAY EVENING January II, le5O, Will bs pefns
VerdI's Grand Opera, in four acts, entitled
JERUSALEM.
With Scenery and Decorations painted by eTsle
Principal chmacs by @esrs Duuo CorIadi Besn an
Mines. Devnes and GaineT.
B The bre!,o Of the Opera, Engsh, for sale
Office.
ts- Performances Will commence a. haGnast n,cloek
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,s Gil ordinary cases cure warranted; in bad cases.
= ease anu comfort Made and adjusted by the L-anp
pi9b,nne,t!oI only az ~ st. Charles street A
,I99iHtEkMANS LATEST PATENT PRE-. ~@sernzzusS
mtiUM ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER-The
ug most elastic and eonioabe instrument use for the
Sue OF te WOMB cOmplain-the bearing down feeling the
noo o. the stomach, weakness Of the lungs side and back
% uS Me , ee IN pregnancy its use prevents miscarriage
lact Is Indispensable to the comfort of every delicate
eae Il any doubt the efficacy of this supporter they can
pe referred TO the wife of very celebrated physician of this
S VINO Is now using with perfect satisfaction after try
s several oher patent supporters without any relief Phys
eas are respectfully invited call and examine the nstr
meht at the proprietors, 70 st. Charles street
my practice have had to examine and apply all the
- holona Supporters in and we'll
Phladephiar Aug l5 1919. VIM ANDERSON M d.
or lhree Year, afflicted with wb complain-part of
w le cohnel to my bed. My sueriugJ great No.
HLg renewed me- until got Shernans Abdominal Sun
ehsoed me work about the house, and regain my
t ,, s ~ Wy Ia g5seFl ~ FluIhess Mrs WILKINSON
s Isas. -, ioI9 @ l57 Eighth street, Philadelphia
.sHERmAN,S E NEW PATENT SHOULDER BACK
hND ,ABDOMEN BRACE-For weakness of The chest
Eng DaeK etc IL prevents the shoulders from failing for.
ward oq the chest expands the chamber In which he ungs
ana et are contained and gives buoyancy and Vgor TO lie
w9e ame-ts couneractng the principal causes which
ea 10 disease on those important organs and TO
ram OF Ills TO which suhect-cau be had onIy of
Inc propreOT, 20 st. Charles street. ' -
SHERMAN'S IMPROVED SUSPENSORY RAN
bAGE-For the support of the scrotum and teces This
aee Is very useful especially in the Southern States owing
70 he relaxing OF the climate II light and efficient article
ol ana safeguard old will prove its utility in prOong-
M te pleasures OF life the decadence of which natural
au inevitable consequence Sold only at No. 70 ST. Charles
sueet, lag
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IRISH ,0ATNIEALr-aO bbl', Of fresh Oatmeal, jus
~ N'4 ~ ''' aAM'L WOLFF, 9 eRygH,
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&SO KEW WARD-Ran away the boy BEN, light
qp0O Gnft; about feet inches high; genteel and Q&
goGSd ns looking ib y well I known about the New Canal
the vicinity OF Springfield, having lived that vicinity ny
The above reward will be paid for his delivery For further
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A. H. Jackson = 90.

NO. III CA.N.fL, one door from Camp
Elne FasmonabIe Clothing Establishment.
lnE SHIRTS, of all the latest Patterns; Under Shirts.
Cotton and Woollen Drawers; Stocks ; Crayats: Ho'
ery suspendes; Gloves; Trunks; Vulises; Carpet Rags
etc., Ior saie al extremely low prices for cash We so
HGl eau from oar Friends and the Public examine our
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. ~ II A.,
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DIR. christie,s GALVAN1C NEoKLAcE

Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
bronchitis Inflammation of the throat, nervous and sick
headache, dizziness of the head neuralgia in the face buZ
1ng roaring in the ears, deafness which is generally called
nervous, and that distressing complaint called tic dououIeux
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81 Wonderful Attraction! No
ShxJ THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN AMERICA,SglTJ
XFS% At The NatiItAl Gallery, No. Charles f2L
49, slGNOR SPlNEfTO'S 100 LEARNED CANA-TIs
Rf BIRDS, perform die. which az
pears incredible. For particulars small bills.
DOofs hall II A. 81. Performance
NJ Also at O'Clock. Performance commence half 4.
Admance 50 cents children under 10 years hall
DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. p CLlSSEY, late from Paris respectfully informs a
III the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city that he will eAk
LIST Of November his Dancing Academy XK
No Is Carondee street, whers will all the Nk
Dances that among the fashionable -
ctrtes In Paris, such Quadles, Waltz deux Temps
Waltz cnque Temps German Polka RowA, MOcOwiska
zouTka which 1.-The only Dances received n the fashionable
saloons In Europe Mr. C. recommends th being
both graceful and elegant particularly when danced by lady
gentleman. 1t is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentsnen desiring learn those Dances
instructed by calling Mr. c. between and O'Clock
being devoted giving private lessons He will also
private families
Days for children Mondays and Thursdays HOufrom
ill dark
Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass will be opened
them from until lU O'Clock evening the
wish perfect themselves Mr.. G.
them dance Quaes aud WaltEes the space unh
Dizziness OF the head wang entirely Dancing
RO0Hh, Is Csroudelet street, Common 5m
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List Of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per ship City of Lincoln from fverpoo-ls sts..ss.
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tiles Nos. One and Three.
TeTms-For the Stock, cash For the Real Estate improved
and unimpoyed third cash. and the balance in equal install
g. 49, "a MONTHS the purchasers their
balance payable Aforesaid, with good endoz 10
Michel Douradon Bengier agent
Said bear interest from date until final the
Of and be secured By vendors privilege
special mortgage retained on the property
T. J. Beck Notary Public, the expense e
purchasers ial4
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STEAMBOATS,.

rn-., For sobile.--J5glIsY y -r1-s,
ssass & q s. NIL si;t z. LLJyE-
5sS FsfE;I skfIF5RtEENs S.i y E5 ss @
dpous, tie Ladies Cabins ali % sieroonsI 81 hs
during s week on he arrival al The Lake Of The ~ ocoek
I; NJ Cars, and Of the O'Clock P. NJ. Cans Sundays
rs J.& r. GEbDEs. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
H. :, Red River Pack ketROCKAWAY-PO ct
AhssSsS Sa4f fHG ffRs 6 sssR ad
q eeoek FTTbe new and splendid passenger steamer
y above For freight on passage, apply on board foot Of
iai5 T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine 4.
The Rosakswsy will tsks freight fOr FO Tow'On
4, -RsS n Steamer PEYTONA-Fg LousyiIIe and
all intermediate landngs-The a. vel known
o, sulai % pasis r. sa.l siI, K "a Y Y
eaVe a. s5ose On fa.
daiios. 10 apply On board '''ss A 's''i-DO
NJ : Packet steamer ALTON-Fgr 81. Louis,
ssPRas sqRn esScr hIToS %m fa ea2
iFR ne & % % 4 a5d KAYE T. as poseS as2Es
s TSs s or % OF HYDE 6GLY SS z PoSdss IT,
N b. The Alton draws only thirty inches watT, and viii
meet with no delay. jal6
.1s9, q The BTEyA yIsTA For 81 Louis,
eegs1t delD and fS S anang ser g
NIsfA capt John Dennng, IS receiving freight and viii
THGRDsAY, istp inst, at O'clock PM positively For
freight passage having upper cabin for deck passenger,
HYDE & OGLESBY, Y Poydras street.
~ or kEAENTT & DIX, u TcLoupitoulas st. .
n Is. The Buena Vista Is very light draught, and viii
M, n Yazoo River Packet PATRICK HEN
istsass hY-For LehoFe, Greenwood, Mariop, AGO
City, Satartia, VieksbuTg and all the inter
Hsg!aie beiids-The swift running steamer PATRICK
G INST a oocf xl Is e poveS q sRGss For
freight or HD sPp 6ShasS q Sg 4 Gs1s E PosS s wharf Or
jss rtla Or CHARLES M 4 GOODWIN, lg Common 81.
with the privilege of reshipping.
~ n For St. Louis, etc.-The entirely new and
tIt ysy spg w paSsnfsr W Eats steamer sT
greater OF her engaged will positively leave
above on RlDAY, 18th inst at4 ocockP. For freight
Or passage having superior accommodations, apply board
Ja17 8. N. WHITE, 16 POydras street.
~ h For Louisville, Madison, Cincinnati
LEaktsS' and Pttsburg-The new, superior and light
zzEzzzzsxzz dTaught passenger steamboat NEW Or
and will leave above SATURDAY, 18th instant, at
O'Clock p NJ For freight passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply On on board, Or s,,, g
yalI HYDE & OGLESBH, II PoydTas st.
N. B. The New Orleans is entirely boat has
arge airy state-rOoms.
~ N For Louis, etc-Tlie new and light -draughi
LA&k5ElSE3a steamer IOWA, Capt D. b. Moorehouse,
aDO, llermediae landings, on SATURDAY the 18th
l at clock p. For freight passage, having
jal7 o. M. WHITE, 16 Poydras st.
~ n For Montgomery and Wetumpka, Ala
XzEsztzsz Captain Moore will leave for Montgomery,
nvdnligAa and ali landings the Alabama River, on
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. The Monise
passengers Apply On board, at The New Basin orto
The John Moett was built expressly for the Lake and
Alabama River trade, and Isl fine sea boat
N folTa
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eGsS FesulaE s1 MOI. Monday MSsekIy XLeksbqr

EsIzzaxM VIcksburg, Lake Providence, Mlhken's Bend
" delU1 new Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Nachez
The new magnificent passenger steamer MONFGoMERf,
Capt ! H. Estes, viii positively leave Tor the above
MONDAY, 2st inst, clock p M For freight pas
sage, apply board, OF Customhouse street,
Iall IL. R. SMITH. 81 MayaZlne
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ESf- l. D. D. F.-HowARD LopeE No
ID Meets every THURSDAY Evening, the ,-rZA@y III
tranl Lodge Hall Of Tchoupiouas and Poy - NJ III
tGAG street,, al ] o'clock ~
- 0Ifcsrs for the prsssnt term:
r. A. LEY Jr'..... N, G. L. sAMPSON. r. Sec
j. L. ALLISON -....-....Y- O. Il II. KERR
NEWTON RICHARDS, Treasurer ia5
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HS- The Books Of the LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNIc AssOCIA
oN are now opened daily Office Secretary from 10 A.
M to " NJ at the store Of TYLER No 80 Camp street under
the following Rule and Regulation
~ honoraTy Members shall entitled TO one Personal
ehe not transferable one Guest ticket which viii admit
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

Sic docs I'M trrnti ON, .I-r Las hrofI
or ,h, has !, t,op rn,j ,p,i,,r,,v
o,>ho. 1,d no, s,v n',,c ,l,,, o,tc,s
so,lr In ,Lc c,n,so or , ,.,n,,, ,,.u
Sho vii L,,.o, ,i,.lo .,,na, r. L.,,
",,i,nA. In, =, lr,,, .cll.,i.s nod
all rsrrc,cd for IL, r,,., f.,I,.r,
n,ln,c ,ol ), ,rn., ~, J.. ,L,n,,',
i'm, women ,rc ,to ",i, ,.,,'er, ~
ihis rro,,J ,hrr, arr p,"n ,on vLo
,,,,,n1, u',..r...''., ,'..i -. ,'''.'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

c1,nlnx living Ahonld like u
marry INTO wealthy family, whlcE,
wanting thc prestige ot birth, would
br elevated hy aua'iaucc with me. |
could make myself generally usciu) ~
such family, hy tcachm. the youug
or mr9bcrS manners, and acccs'omin p
The elder 10 the easy carnage aud prac.
Of wei htod people. There are mauy
wealthy iamI,cs who have hoxcS q;
the opera, who, under nv dlrcc''D'
wouId speedily ,caru TO look ns ori.'s
cratic and important as they Try l
persuade themselves they arc. SUri
a fanny, after u icw lessons from ~,
woH,d ri,s for well bred pcop'c--ln d.,
crowd --an | >hplld make them n.
lcr,'a.l tie opera, whlch now thu
lo not"
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Slandcrers, Vale and Female

Blessings and banc are 50 closely
coupled IN all matters pertaining to the
GOOD things oi iir. hat we need no,
wondcr tifr, ruuny Ills li0w o5,7 =: g.
cry nlGsc to! The great @iit ot sroech.-
Talk Is Spontaneous as troa'hIng, aS
we have sad, hu' it .s 'ar from beng
always Teusye, White handed
Bnnyi.,rs loscucd few qcople who
wera soon ou' ol tnciT misery, and she
has been iof ages held up 'ocxerrorlon I'd
Have " e never seen u woman who
has poisoned twice as many. for iiie
aud death ,nud who ye, passes for Il good
sort OF fo!son : "npt TO speak her
mind, tut noan'rg 10 harm" with
So .l'l.e sl@srancc cf pren.edllaiion OF
Cy!. atom : her cruel. ';at: coH.e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21
? Q I 7 R !


..-1'hc following beautiful ,ocm
Oh Itc Mountain Pm. 81 Scotland. Is
rur'ci l.on the original hand writing
oi tie child Of Genius who co.lo>,d
Il. Tie verses were handed to rs { r
publication by t. T. Ilaib,rt Esp, Of
tbs city, fi.cud. OF IT." gll'od author.
and GlI. Of the poetic cn'hu lasn aSso.
Gated with ihe scenery Of the lll-ll-
lands and the remembrance Of their
batds After rcai.n. such verses, Tie
coolest aye ready 10 take up the cio-
tus e the towcr's song in SCOTS Lady
q the la.c.
'Heaared aal best 3c TIE evergreen Pine
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21
Winter Scenes.

Naugr 10 me is very b"anuiH' /.
winter How pure is IL" air W.
loyc'iucsS, SURPRISING even the >ptu.
tine, rests on the IaHd>capc' I'll
hills, ll>iug pa'c and h'uc a(ar, ~
wales and plains, dotted with ia.
yads, whrrc the herds alc hu1dlcd =
lhoIr cu;es secure, and the yo.i.,
Straw or green hay marks the place &
Their pleased imprisonment. Foot
the barn, y"u hear the hollow SON
lul ilolI Of the thrcsher FROM q.
street. near and Tar. the cheerful u.
OF bells aud all a'ouHd YOU, wlo
yuu gam SCmc cmlucucc. vou be.
tHc shining lakes aud mour'
hIight as silver 1t HE leans Of a.
sld. Then again, winter is so
iccilv Saluhrioue. Sanc'iticd and e,
shrlnc1 IN its atmosphere, the dog 4.
horse, The rat,' though never so q,
luuct, are luollrnsive for mont.
wher, as, in the so'slicc, they We
directly fill your nostrIl with md.
ton, aud demand prompt cXcqucS.
say like winter, and care not ~.
knows It. lie that differs from a..
may go his ways. His taste ms
n!c.--W g. Clayi.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21
Multum in Parvc.

God aud eternity arc thc two pillars
'hat uphold the universe.
Poverty wants son.e, luxury many,
and avaricc all things.
The extremes of hatred, love aud
virtue are alike silent.
Pleasure is like Il cordial--a little
of il does no injury, but too much de-
slroys.
! think II not fit that every man
should travel. II makes u wise man
better and fool worse.
There never was n hypociiir so dis
9'l;Scd, but he had yc, some mark OF
other 10 lie known tv.
Al lgishman beng i>i"d what was
the worst enemy OF uiaukihd, replied,
"Ihc fire to be sure, for 1t always
'ha'es us"
Why ought the siidiron 10 be cx
cludcd from domestic uscl Because
it makes domestic broiIS.
10 give tone to the Stomach--~ ret IT
lined with bell metal.
Tic family of fools is ancient.
Necessity never made a good bar
gain.
Dead men opcn the eyes Of the Iiy-
ing
The useful ard the beautiful ar.
never far a>uudcr.
A civil answer ,oa rude spcccl, cost,
not much, and is wo'th gr,u, deal.
Let your expenses De such as t,
leave Il balance III your pochct. Ready
money IS TREAD indeed
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

suspense Where ,,,cn The machinery
'ha, raised these immense ri'cSl Ven.
,i.auou with l., Is %. cXcccll".lv mod
,rn .uvcu ton bat the ancicnts knew
aud api'.cd the ptiuc'pcs o! vcntIll-
ton Ca the tops of the large tunbS
N the En>', sWalI holes or apcriutcs
we've noticed hy tu.c'crS. hu, Viihou,
knowing their u,c. Impressed wilh
an idea that ho>c aper'urcS might pos.
>.h.y connect Wfh the ln',Uur ct thn
looub>, and 10 les, The tac', cat and
her kittens Wctc produced the cat vas
placed upon the top and her kittens
vthn the torih, and i,tt there IN
tie morning ihcv Wc!c'ucclhcr show
ing conc'u>!yc,v the existence u 4
vruti'al'ug aperture thr.H-I. thc tomb>
tnt ol such aZIa.3ag nature That storms
uschan4c of WcAlharcou,d not c,lcc,
the Interior.
1hc properties OF Steam. and It's ap.
r.Ical.on 10 The purposes OF navigation
VIC have rc1Npn 10 believe. Wclc not
nuauoWn to the ancient shjp.b,GldrIS.
To them also were the advantages Of
canals Known; and IN the valley Of
Goshen. where the Jews dWclt ~
Egyptian extensive canal was made,
with locks, &c. and uscd for mercan-
Tie aud mali ships. 1t was broad {.
mough to admit two ships OF war 20
pass throuLh abreast. 1t reached over
many miles Of country, and appears.
from the accounts nf travellers. have
been supplied with locks or yates that
would open aud slu; as do those III
cana's Of our own day. Railroads
were known among the anclcuts.-.
Rome, Athens. and many of the lars-
est cities OF ancient date, were built
lack several miles from tie sea coast.
This was 10 secure the Inhabitants
from plundcr, as their women, Their
children, and their furniture, would
otherwise lave been carried oil by pi-
rates and Slavc-dcalcrs. TO gam nc
cess to these, railroads we've adopted.
Those roads, we are Informed, were
laid with squares of granite, in whlcn
" tit SlbONtS Ailtu VIVA lIOiI. i ilt
Pyramids Of Egypt exhausted many
qua'rics ia their ercc ion, and this I'M
mcnse quantity Of stone was trans
ported from the Quaralcs to The Py'a-
nldS by railroads constructed for the
purpose. STEPHENS, N his Travels
records the discovery Of ancient rail
roads in Mexico, similarly constructed,
on granite blocks, but without the aid
o! ron. Animal magnetism, we have
reason 10 infer from their hicroglvph-
les, was known and practlscd among
the ahciclts. The dcicacy Of ancient
workmanship IS remarkable Their
clothes, and lhc 'cXture Of the dresses
worn by ladies, are spoken Of IN terms
of surprise. SO fne are some Of thcIl
fabrics. hat tie women arc described
aS HrraVed, on certain occasions, III
dresses of woven winds 4 princess
was brought before her father for be
ug IudcccuiIy covered, when She m
formed hlm hat She had on seven gar.
mcnts. Their mus!us were extreme
" delicate. lu !lmdost7u, wh'u first
visited by the English, tic natives
were IN the habit Of manufacturing
thcIr finest iahl,cS nRder ground, so
hat 10 Commollon might be given 10
the air, as !, would bow their manu-
faciurcs arouid, and impede The pro-
grcSs Of their tona'" operators. Oar
finest Lowe manufactures have 100
. l.. f., r,,, ,,,,l,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21
Nobility.

Mai e rol.ei ltaiwE.Ch r',cCs
lryih Ini's eG'ranChiscl vi.
lts'itg scI.-l.e aaGel tts,s--
Irst HstA!tt ga, low So.
~ itogft sCorus ma Fnanl ) sIles
fic'e ~ po'Cfe,l O. lls C,s.,
h.sl he nOb!e--~h sc,ances
FIet dom auo tie csuse ui r1,u'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

Irluntcl ot lhu>c hand surfaces, and
r.'an ou tf.ancy of c".'r in al. us
Itri,cu"n. \ irw years ago, lagc,
,hc cO.''fa''d portrait iaIu'cr came
!.. y" / 't, ~ m1H" Il portrait
't Tie c.c's'ot W. l.. Gari>un The
I.i'rUi N"> c"H'.d'rot suicHor oi.
'..' 81 .a'', a'd tie a.i.>' tad 'an''ri
To "cUic m.d irotucc Co.ots t-at
N.'.j :,a.au unchanged ~ ihc Ial Use
4 tu". 'iu" ra.uiuL WAS >on, To-
IM"pr. a.j'Nh.ir,i thr,o. H,ccu,-
y tI,uH Hde Wili"l tHal tie cheeks
I'd "N.a .4r' tCci a'.l H." portrait
lr>h.' Size ,i"Waace.' lad VIXEN 10
Boston. G :. l'ay. a.l examine the
loa'u-e d.. 10 Masters vhch have
teen exposed three centuries, ana uo.
'irc 'hc itc..a.ts~ # thc c,..'e. Tie
checks are as tcd aud r.c .l> rs ma.
uraI rs Il" W,!c when st Stc'ch"1.
The sanc facts apr.y 10 ''o ancient
iMhtn-S IA EoHc. ~ Naples the
travellers shown sab oi Nmc ri
tie S'le o'un ordinary tal!". on which
t'HYcta .s painted and t." eyes, and
nc CHECKS, a'i HE II retain al lh".r
lir>huc>S. Ndc ly side with her Is
another Juin'u g,sad To- bee! the bride
HAT solomon Wontlo c>po0>c, and the
cc.,f> Il the iaiutlnL are as Brilliant
and as beautiful as when they were
lald on tie painting. The color> used
III Egypt, excepting green, were utter
lV CIuuyrlrSS DrrD rni arS are tnuu1
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

he Lost trts.

lecture drfrcrCj l.i,..l.r Ntl.... ..g,.
r,., I.,,,a~y It...ut. cath. 2~.l .a...
a,.l ,r, .tf,t fft..t tLt.,a HI.n,.t:
Tic I.cr-t,r W,rlY' p.......
E.e.. ,4.d tlat r...v nf',, an v.th
munster t. t.r comfort. . .tr. ~,n,
.rowuald .aC,.,l r.,r il.n fuu
'hou,alI y,al, ago. aid .ou ID If tie
hi,rr vI" havo r,c.r,.1 he foc's
lw,.u.u.''.l tl,r'.a.,l raur #
u.,i.,.t'. .'i'a',u.y yruoi #
tlrSui ). ia.r i,.u .,u.u,Cr! as a..
c.td.u. that .'.,.. VAS mcur,c. and
unsu Nr.r. a., gas known aud
distinguished ;> the ''t,toillts,t, a.
bat one ~ly u}cI al.tih.u. ll.u-h
ready toadmtlb. imh Of much tia.
he recorded, have doubted aud de-
nouuCcd what they could mol couple.
lcud and. AMI charuc',nzcd the h..,o.
r.y a. tie father Of llcs. Dr. Iour.
visited Egvpi. and ~ hiS ro>catc.cs
there, confirms Is hS dI>coyclicS that
winch appeared marvellous aud m
credible ~ the " rltiuls of llcrodlue.
Il is not sale to dcnnuncc tina, winch
we may not at litsi be able to cnlnrr,-
hcud. II a crrdIlablc historian furnishes
rs with four or Gyc facts Wl;ch.wr
arc ready 10 aduIt as such. and Should
u.abc one statement of a,parcnr,v
doubtful accuracy. if we catI.nt show
is iucorr,ct!css is fact, which are i'm
lo>slb'c 10 dis.u;cl, j. br>, ,o rc.lfajn
oar criticism.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

Queen Nc,oTia's Crown coula,us q.
'a' 800 diamonds great and sMa..,
s'c Is valued Il, $500,C00.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

lhtr arc htwccu ; aud COCO iio-
=. =, N rarls, N,'l. from - 20 lUn.
10 !odscr:.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

SIC mountain pine Of sco'I,nd II liye.A
"a teuph,
A.Dii "hei. the ighiulngs hannets lead the
thunder clouds of night,
Not from the sol ,ha, deeply lies in The low
land Va lies down,
boz, ,he pune h,s sccptercd arm extend or
III, his .calv crown.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

I,ou b., hcltlance Of l'ieht-, where tic
t.ud red sunsets play,
Lie m,t.rt piumeS on a Warriors helm at
The Close oi battle day:
Iirr--thefe ho stands. the mountain ktug.
bud glcrious Arg - he,
- - sees With iride, on every SIDE, his
lYtcs, CAiytlry.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

Whs, know htg Of hIs glory what kno~
,hey 81 b., pflie,
or Of the loud wbaeih thunder trains .hal
round hls emprc rI!e-
TIE, VITO have never seen h!m soar wEerc
tie cnpi''. '.'I,t,n ais
ftom his native Hgblani heather dljk, r
wIestle With Mc ga.r,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-21

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