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DUBLIC large and very valuable real and per

DUBIIC sale large very valuable real and per-
sonal estate-lhe undersigned Will oier public sale
"wednesday The I'd day OF April all that
ing Charles county by
of "Gasvar This hundred
and has been recently surveyed and laid OF four farms
The soil equal highly
improved condition, the arabic land hav
y lined and manured IL capable producing large and
heavy crops OF tobacco corn wheat and from It's proximity
half miles from the Potomac offers desirable
those who wish purchase
and comnodous barns aud All the
abundance timber and wood OF the best kind
This will be sold in four having been divided
the with of The
buildings and wood Those for them
will be Mr. who
residing the all information
thereto may be desired, by either Of the subscribers
Aso the time, the village adjoining called and known by
the name OF Aliens Fresh conans store house, with dwell
attached and OF the best locations for this
the State being the midst OF rich surrounding
goods
able dwellings, barns and three shopsa good condition
Also large eanmil for grinding wheat &c in good
Of the Wicomico and goods be landed within
dred yards of the store house. ...
The will SELL the and place.
property horned
CATTLE hundred sheep large number hogs three pairs very
superior horses and farming utensils Of the
kinds used in the cultivation of extensive farm
Also number of slaves Of both them
many prime and Miller and inst black
smith.
follows Upon fourth
purchase viii be required cash. and the
credit will be given Of welve eighteen and twenty
For all purchases property thirty dollars and
under the cash will be equred and for all that amount
the purchaser will be required bond for the
with the undersigned will bearing interest
from the day of sale
The above sale W commence a 0 O'Clock, IN.
GEORGE BRENT
X, T. MERRICk.
PoRr ToBAooo (Md.,) Feb. 26, 1851.
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sands, sar.apariIIa I'm Quart Bottles,


impure state of the blood Or habit Of the system.
MONG many and mpsa discoveries of this generation,
one s ss'ss .s ams AMI M % @ s noas n
works procans -, power thai mute eloqusnce,
su answered cured by
invaluable medicine such are not furnished in the records Of
wn ..s Tney are brought before the world to byond
healing virtues OF this preparation aud the acts uno
although gigantic, ar, Is plain as the light ofday
4auay productions the most potent sples Of the vegetable
nsdom and unprecedented in the restoration
sonc maiades, given exalted
evidence Of is own intrinsic values and to the
the afflicted only know II has long been
important desderatum the practice of medicine obtain
ID bowels precision potency mineral prepare
yet without Of aeir deetsroas effects the vital
e. entirely harmless, and VIII inure The delicate
&c u IS s
and carrying fast victim along the path Of life, then its
so and brings health and strength to the suffering and dis
| sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES
WIscHEsTER, (Ky.,) Oct 80 ls49.
B. D. sAxps-GKsrLESrs: would have presumed to
you, duty let the public know the almos,
with ulcerous that could walk during
whole spring and anne In @ situation @ s The
d must also tell yol OF another wonderful cure My brother
the loss Of his sight inevitable pcrmanen,
be his fate Three bottles entirely restored his sight and
bparlla
Yours, truly,
BENJAMIN T. BUCKNER.
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD
From South .inerica.
MARAcAIBo, Venezuela,) April l2, Is49.
sAspsGEsTLExEs consider il duty due public
great benefit using
SaTsapala About three attacked with
shoulders, and also
pain that unable sleep tred all OF the best med
could hear OF without receiving benefit until through
procured Sarraparlla
bottles Of fifteen days. found myself entire
we'll have hesitation in saying Sarsaparia is the best
edeine took and confidently recommend 1t to
lends and the public.
Your obedient servant
J. NJ. JEsURUN.
| Here is another home
NEw YORK Jan. 6, 1850.
Mesus SAsps-GKSTLENEs; have pleasure in acknow
the benefit have received from the Of
snpala subject Of pulmonary disease made voyage 10
afflicted A weeks
violent hemorrb0ge OF the lungs
from debility and prosraon Of strength that followed
m difficulty entirely relieved by
sarsapara, which consider
N valuable discovery in the heaingar feel that have not for
ulsen enjoyed so good health as at present
Very gratefully yours, -
Prepared sold, retail, by A. b. d. SANDS
and Chemists, 100 Fulton OF william, New
t sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
es and Canadas Price 81 per bottle sir bottles ior 20
f sale by Ghas Sto Co.. and r. - Patterson washington
o. Linthicum, Georgetowni by Cook Peel, Alexandria
Jan H-dhcp 2aw 3m
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A Ia WILLIE DE PARIS,

Ornamental Lights Tdses, siircr Hnc, &C.
THE subscriber has lay been considerable expense pu
having his
ing balls, following articles, which he viii
the most reasonable terms,
very splendid table ornament, chandelier These
made expressly for my
Two beautiful candeabras.
pair magnificent
large and very splendid silver ware French
China, glass
every variety Of articles par
ty Of three thousand persons.
articles viii be
10 M reasonable
g. GAUTIER, Conhseut,
la Vile de Paris corner OF Penn
Dec 20-2ufSlaw6wif
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NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers most respectfully
IN their
inq descriptions OF goods Just received vizt
25 pieces style spring cassimeres
rs do black do do assorted grades
medium and low priced mer.s boy we
ktye spring calicoes, and other
superior makes, warranted fast colors
French gnebams
besched shings In all
period
as and shectngs
ca bienched "a, ga, TO-
s bales cotton O-pabugs
WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces jaconet cambric and ce,nbr,c musiins
do Nainsook n musips
100 plaid mu-us, from l2k cents the best grades
30 do do,rd white Swiss muslns
ladies' hose,
o ladies' isls plaid and open
100 do boys and half hose IN every sire.
with OF a kinds domestic and
goods, all Of viii sell better terms be
obtained elsewhere.
Ne q usual
goods All the ard desirable
the recep, which due win be % the
p''"'s cLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
' Feb
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A. - q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-aPERs IND TdILORs,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street

abops hs IrVi.g House, New York.
ESPECTFUILY invite the pulsic "a
IL their assortment Of spring goods OF the patterns
which they prepared make the
fashionable style their moderate puces. cloths
and Vesngs, latest
ioI vests dark doi patterns OF Paris embroidees
There are three skiu artists employ ed in this esabhmentone
is complete in itself Army
order with and despatch approved
Strangers who visit this metropolis will establish
ment everything TO Their taste and perfect III always insured
~ H. PREMra wAIsrcoArs.-Tbese elegant waistcoas
much admired Garden
first premium BY the American Institute their
Feb l5--dlm
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A House of the first class for sale.

PoRr ToBAooo, (Md.,) Feb. &c, 1851.
Mar l--aIaW
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

law "a temple raised by the hand,
Of man, standing with its high pinnacle
in the distant plain. The streams beat
upon 1.-THE God oi nature hurled his
thnndcrbo't' agaIns,it, and yet it stood
firm as adamant. Rcvelry was in lis
halls: the gay, the happy,'he young and
beautiful were there. ] returned and
10, the temple was no more lis high
wall, lay in scattered ruins moss aud
Wild grass grew rankly there; and at
midnight hour the owls lone cry added
to the deep solitude, Tie young and
gay who rcycllcd there had passed a.
way.
saw child rejoicing IN hi, youth
the idol Of hi, mother, ana the pride OF
hi- father: ! returned, and that clilJ
had become old. Trembling with the
weight ui years, he stood tlo last Of
his goncralion--a stranger amid the dcs.
oistlon around him.
saw The old oak standing in all lis
pride uion tie mountain, the bird
wrr. carrolllng ia the LouIh, return,
ed and the oas WA, ieaae,, add saplr--
the wind, were playing a, their pa,
'imc, through the branches.
/ WHO is this destroyer Z" said / 10
my cna,dian angel.
1T is Time said he when The
morning stars sang together wnE Joy
over the new made world he CON
monccl his course, and nhon he shal
have destroyed all tia, Is beautiful o
tbs ear,h--pluckcl The sun from t.
, sphcre-VclIrd the moon IN blood yc;
when he shall have rolled the HEAVIER
and earth away "a, scroll, Then shal
an au2el from tho throne Of God com,
forl, In up his hand tn"aids heay en
auI swear by Heaven Eternal Ta4
is, Tine Vas, IN Tine shuI BE- n.
iyHgey"
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FACTS FOR FARMERS

IL viii no, 10 to hoe g,ea, f,ll f.,
HUE toops. nor 10 NOW twenty acres
for five loai, Of hay Enrich tie land
and II viii pay you for 1t. Better farm
twenty acres we'll, than fifty ncres by
halves.
Ia dry pastures dig for water on the
brow 4 h'il; springs are more ire.
quchi near the surface on a height tlRn
IA vale
The foot Of The owner i, the best ma.
nurc for ianl
II j. best to cut grain before it is full
~ or dead ripe When the straw i'm.
mcdiaiely below the ctain i. 81 dry that
on twisting II ~ juice i, extracted, it
shoull be cut. For thcn there is no
circulation OF juice to the ear. Every
hour it stands uncut after tbs siagc. is
attended with loss.
Obtain good seed, prepare your
ground wei, sow early, and pay no Mt
tCntiUn to the moon
Accounts should be kept dc,aiin. the
expense and product Of each field.
When an implement i, no longer want
ed for the season, lay it carefully aside.
hut first let i, be we'll cleaned.
Cultivate your heart Alright, ns well
rs Your farm: and remember whalso-
ever y lnau sowclh that shall hc also
reap.
ID not bosin tArmin. by building an
extensive hou>" nor a spacious barn.
I'LL ynu have something to store in il.
Keep note, Of all remarkable events
on your farm. Recording even your
crrCr, would he n benefit
Good fences make good nci.hbors
Experiments are coinm,ndablr, but
do not become n habilual cxrerimenlcr.
Sheep put into fresh stables are apt
to be killed 10y eating too much grain.
One animal well fed Is of more val.
ne than two poorly kept
Sow clover deep, it secures j, against
the DIR ugt.
Ground one" we'll plowcd, i better
tlan thrice poorly.
Ecan'liuI crops are more profitable
than poor ones. Make the soil rich.
pulvcrizc it well and keep it clcan; and
it generally wi be productive.
{ Cows well fed in winter, "i,c more
milk in summer
( When You see the fence down. put ii
up; for if it remains until tomorrow
it may rain.
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to try ,hc cholera game unh him, SO
he thought he'd Try new dodge.
"Ncil. haini no objections to ,av
the fnc. for | vas determined to sc,
into M----:own lay, rain or shine
and my old mare Is nigh b9u; siyin'
cout.
"Wcll," said the officer, drive A.
head. i;is only three miles to Nj. (.
III 20 down with you"
Thank vcou. Sposc YOU ride a
bit, mister, I'm pcsky tired scttin', So
cf you'll jest get in and drive along
III walk SPELL"
The Yankee got ont into the road.
and the constable 90, in, glad TO quit
the mud and rain for So comfortable a
place, and on they went.
As you get near M------there is
plenty Of houses a,ong tho road, and
many ran ont to see vho on earth i.
was Trofanng the sabbath and break.
lng the law by driving a yellow coy.
cred pedlars wagon III the very face
Of o. en- day. Seeing it was their
constable, the folks wcrc at dead
loss 10 comprehend the matter. and
let him drive on without intcrruption.
The roads being heavy and the old
mare in the last stages Of done oat,
the wagon pulled rather tcdiouSly a,
long. while the bona fde owner, lon.
imbcd, long vinicd, and light of foot
reached n some twenty minu-
,cs before the officer end prescribed
wagon came VI. Pushing into the
first tavern at hand, the rcdlar called
! for the landlord AMI wanted to know
1t 1t was hot against the law to drive
wagon on Sunday. Being well as
sured by Eol!laoc Of tlc fact. he re.
qucstcd him to step out aud see a
man in the act.
"Why, bless my soul, that's Mr.
", our constable.
"Tis - said the pcdlar, well, now.
I'd call him Il purity fcllcr, tcw; the
smash on y SunJ,1 E,, Lo i -, i
amt he lanIlnrd ),
uIt * r,c, loro ,o o,,.o, s,,ro
cuonrL " ''' :
"Wcll rcclo, ,horo.s so,,o a.;
20 be m,Ic Lnrc ;, s,;1 ,bn nodl,r
$50 TIL ;ns. .Laro ,bo Goo w;th ~nn
) Ionllorj e ro,,,u ,la, .ao ,'La.o u ~
souiro I;ves ), '''N " Wv
"Oh I am ;ns,;cc hero ,oysc,f"
said tho l,rJIorJ ' 'N
"Dcw tnlIy Wou ,,on vo.n sooo
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ia" herrInst are ready; but high or
low not barrel is ia he found.
Van EIburs's lii.le grey eyes ,w,nl
led cunningly. Every man for him
self, Wocrden. You bought the fish,
and bought the barrels. Eu, as an
Old friend, wont take the advantage OF
YOU and YOU shall have as many as you
wan; Tor exactly siAteen thousand gull
ders above cost price =
Wocrden looked rather blank. bu,
did seek hi. best TO conceal his ycxa.
ton.
The trick i. no, bad one, said he
with forced smile but You mus, con.
fe>s ,ha, taught i; YOU.
'Ay, aye: I: returned the other; YOU
are cl,ver fellows in Amsterdam bu,
we are not all fool, in Brock -
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o'"s from the sink of hitckcr. aud
You vii Sc ns ,hl,, ,jnci Milh barn-
gta,>, the tops of which wave ~ the
brrof fc, iis stalks are as heavy A. those
q, The corn ~ nm AL lrrui Geld \ res.
Vtroir placed under the spout &c The
s'"k would r'csc'Nc This liquid, whic,
however filthy aud unsa,urv, von,n n.
"gtcdtchis, that, IN natures laboratory.
can be rcm"dli|cl. ani reproduced in
fruits and fowciS. 10 rccalc the srns-s
nnd contribute to the surport OF life,
Mns. SwisurLM oN MNktAGr.--
Narrlacc, IN our oJ,ulrn, IL uiten
which would every hour bc renewed
by the free viii OF both parties, pro
ntcd the state ever lour uunul!,l
At. whenever two are really weary
OF each other. they are no lon.cr
married, aud nobody can marry them.
1t is n base prostitution of the name
and object IN marriage, to blnd tive
to 1.-Two together contrary to the will
of either. Nor can We see how SO.
cicty can be benefited by an arrange
mcnt which compelS the scmb'ancc of
marriage, where the reality does not
exist.
Many are Of thc oIioion. were it
no. Tor the strinGcucy Of the cicil law
nearly all families would be- broken
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2
NltARlN"' FENCING, AND MAN
Is ne a'c Henry 'o'r'hhh---
whose !anor' m the cause OF a.r'ru'-
iuF. can hardly he estimated too highly,
states '''"' 'hc great ana "!>ilnsuio',
IN. 'i''' r"iic' h''"ccn brush and
American agriculture consists IN me
'l',r' 'ie'u'ih o' 'nc c"'''"'e' meas
o, r'"s''"' ''""i rccNs ana stones
moreover ."cy existed 'H'y nave
oc'" ,'"i"'c t" ANA '"cTo - ho,h'HS 10
,"'l'"c VIC progress u !''e pow Ia
'''-'"'l'' no. on an '''e improve" ana
."'''' "''n MINUS '"e'o - h'"''cs' anu
',''>'' '""'' 1T ''''e' sum-, VI, '9c VIII"
P''"S"''' ''r '"'r anu h"''hu9 ave
'"",""3"ly cIe''e"' ''e o'''Ics are h'p'
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n'S' ~ 'o'''''"'e '''uoi' ,'.'c' " VIII "c
'o"'" NOR t'o,'o''''''. III '''c ioNt run
are "'''h no'c III many places "h'ch ne
uoes hot choose 10 mention
announcer P'cu''ar',y o' h'n'7h '"f'h'
nv "h'Ih II h''9hl pe "cn ior NV ~
'heiIc"i' la'ih'r 10 haol'' l. me cc"h"-
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MI NUtL 'ATE' HUS,I.-iNTK t'Ts.

i,t What i a slur:
An. hmo-. amy remark ono .ngrr
makes about auothor.
I'd What i, Beating tine
Ans. Singing so fpt TIA, time canr4
keep up with you
3d What !. rest
Ans. Going oul Of the choir to get soruo
refreshments.
ith. Whmt j. u -ta.cain mos mort?
Ans. Leaving the choir IN Il huff bc,nu-c
one j. dissatisfied wth the l.odera require
mcn'g
9th. What is q .v,T!
AM \ professor Of mu-,", who prc'cnd.
10 knrw everything about 10. - ienre, whiip
hc cannt e'nccaI hi. owr ignorance.
QrGKH AF.tIn On "Wednesday mrru
ng poor "yuIu belonging u Fan River
called at ,ir Mayor piFc". Scw iork ~
great state o. imiiarniivr. - drnaul
ot ls Honor rrcks' enough D. rc'nrp
home IS Intervening l'at. Shc stated rla'
she. Dciu2 N . -rntD of Ipycrty. aud bayiiy
road IN the lrI"f II Jenny Land llhcr
dI Position, "an" Cn 10 ihc c.ig ,o feqIo
hat c"lcbrn'nI I,dy 10 r.l,eye her ecrc,.
to- aud place hcr in state Df cutifur'aLln
circumstance for tie r,,, of her day.. Lu'.
lrng refused aim.'l.noe 10 her ~ tho
Nigh'ing,lc's -or,au'-, -'.c caHr to tie en-
rlu-ioh that JobuY va, -,mcthlng Il a
bumhpg The " yur uM being nt hyn,r
~hcn the hly rll!ei. AMI the case MT
coming Hiilsin Il. IrYef u P,rt Marshal
~i,o ~ +" o''y onr prc."nt, the appiiran,
va, obliged to depart Disappointed rIr
= nj ogt cAc!aIudn2 against the uirhnritl.
Llenc,, II N,w iork in general. anl rlu,
'cnan's II Tie city aui Jenny Lnd IN par
ticGlaI
JC,>l li,p - BRoJrLYx The hoo.,
# h,l'er' Nhrs~ell F.q ia Columbia -
Iu,af F.euep1uJ, ha- h.rr rented fDr Jenny
l..nl who Intends making III, t.A- Der -.
iiear' im the ensuing three aorih- f. i,
| lIDiyIr.rrt thu E.urte' ~si,i E,!ictu
: OF l.r .-.i. p.. .c idr si'h her.
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r-J-Gcn. Cass Ia: written aucth
er letter, to somebody il Indiana.
say ins thath he "S.ll be q candidate
for the Presidency, If nominated hy
Il. n.!u. rl'i, Nl,.u-' re..c.,.l..
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WMtKl sIIALL WI PLANt llIM

WHERE SHALL WI PLACE. IlM -
The Yankee Blade, tell, Of queer in
cidcnt which once came Of in Boston.
\ clergyman was prunouncing a grand
dlluqucnt culoglum upon Howard. the
philanthrop!>t, comparing him with all
the worlds bcucia,tors since Noah ; day,
and declaring that he could find no Ul, cc
honorable enough for hm on the roll
of those who bought blessings to their
race, while ever and anon his paragraphs
were wound off with the exclamation,
Where shall We place This great philnn-
ihropist Z Just n he bad reiterated
the for the dozcnth time, a chap with n
brick III his hat, who Ind staggered il.
rose up, and stead ing himself by clutch
ing the pew railing with YicG.likc grasp.
cried sut, 'S-> ,iuC" yuu are 80 So
b-b.blanab!c puzzled. Mister, hc, be,
Z can have "A s--c->Cdt here IN tli-ili-ihis
pew. There IL plenty Of room 1t
would require a Crulkshank's pencil to
depict the scene that cu,ucd. Suffice
it to say our Eibulou> friend was inc0n-
tncntly shown tla, there was neither
room in the pcw nor IN the entire house
for him
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

NEW MoroE- Sir JouN SCoTr LiLLir,
Companion of the Bath of Paris, ha, lust
received an English patent for improvements
in tn" application "l motive powers One
OF thee improvements consists IN iirccing
currents Of mir or other gaseous huds,
through inverted trougEs or channels for
the propulsion Of boats and barF's in the
conveyance of goods and passengers. Tine
trough, are placed longl,udinaIly, one on
each SIDE Of the vessel or one may ltc I,!a,
ccd between two haying one deck Their
form may be either square or rhlong aTi
thry are left open - that the current of air
in their pa qgc to, aud 9 ca'-' a oy mai.
the stern Of the vessel, Hay ac, upon the
water until they pass cH into the air. They
are supplied with air through 4 shaft pass ng
vertically through the ccn're rf the deck
Another Of the improvements consists in
su-p~nIing paddle-whccI' at or near the
stern If the vessel, which are set in mo,iDu
by the action Of the currents ~ they in-- N
ntD the air, ,hcrehy increasing tie Inptiyc
power or such paddle ~hcelo may be- ur,-
cd without the Intervention of t'c tron2he
~ channels, by the m"ion pf current Of
air or other ga-tuu- fu,lS. forced through
tubes or cylinders Tie ratcut wa. cnrol-
led the early pa,. Of Nalcl
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CnAEAcrEE. .- The pnly personal
!r' 80.
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\ GRE,1 LETfsE -Wo scc Il si,.,.,toI
that Gen. Gas, /, about to wn'e a lc,'"r mp
On the question, connected WITH the Il, ~
rre,idcucy, aud that It vii opyor oil the
ground. The Generals l,thar may co1n
all the grouui before 'hc 'te'iru, and b.
hin--lf viii co,.r al. # /, ailer the cisr.
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RHEUMATISM CURED!

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for Them, il they will the nfable remedy
UNIoSTowN KY, May 12, 1915.
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every remedy could procure for the diseases hut found
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than any medicine usod have been free from pain
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IT is useless to produce further testimony in favor Of this
great remedy 1t has only to be tried and proved to con-
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