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70 WESTERN PASSENGERS.
By Railvay direct from Rutland and
WAiLchaUto Schenectady.
;sS go k4

The undersigned have perfected an ar
rangenicnt with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, VI, and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight TO any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter-
mediate ports, to Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence to Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight Tor any of the Lake
! Ontario or River St Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail
road
In consequence ofthe reduction of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, It
will Lean object for passengers to avail them.
selves OF tins mode ct conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Of passen-
gers, and are commanded by men of long ex-
peT'ence, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families cmigra,ing West, by calling on
the undersigned, Will he advised Of the most
direct and cheapest route, and he enabled to
P''chl' ''chtts LOT any OF lHe western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation cali on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, and make n contract on
board the Steamers, as ii will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons.
WV. II. SrEvESs,
\. Rrrn, On Board Champlan
VIZ. GANrtLI, Steamers.
SrtruES HotT, East Rutland.
:. B. SARGENT, Whitehall,
J A SMITH,
c. RICHAEps, Cas,leton,
), LAW TNcE, IlydrYilIr.
JOSIAH WItLArD, Fairll1ycn.
! Whitehall, April, ISL. 1886
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TATEOr VERMONT, }pE IT remrm.
District Of fsrhaven 81. - bored that al
= Prnba,e Court he'd at Cas,lrtnn, in and for
SAID district on the 18th day Of June, A. ID
Isl
Whereas, Hiram Francis Administrator Of
Of the estate Of James II. Dayton, late ol
Wolfe in said district deceased, proposes Ia
r,i,Nr an account Of his administration OF
sad estate, therefore a.
!, is ordered by said court thate1amina.
ton OF said account for allowance and a ,lc-
cr's Of dividend based nponsd sccount be and
.he sainc hereby are referred to session OF
Sad court TO be held al the Probate Office in
Cast'rton aforesaid, on the Odd day Of July
next and that notice thereof he given by pub
ll.hlng a copy OF the record Of tins order
tMre weeks excessively in the Rutland
Herald, newspaper printed at Rutland in
TINS State, that all persons intrreytpS may
appear and be heard IN the premises If they
rrr cause.
true copy ct record,
~ ALMON WARNER, Judge.
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PRICE TWsETY-Fiyg CEsTs A Box
THE POOR MANS FRIEND,

EDWARD Young, Cabinet mater 'Ffatrt' q t''
year IL Mas injured by plank Iil'nR oh ~ ~
II caused u To swell and become lndW''i ao' '''
ed tie nWst awful ulcers hud s.fos 'hst 'tttd '''
skill and treatment Of the hest ys'ria'st 't"'
the place Of my residence ut tral tine. ". lr'f'
one III the most popular aufaenn, l. (n'poah'
ed me there nns llttIe hope 81 my re'cN'F -" 49,
! came 10 Boston, my limits n'ir rn- loirh
Ell | applied TO nr Pie ps-te tired h'' - w
without any success, and was then rf1.' ",'
upon bf. Warren, who gave ine snme fclic Dg' 81"
some time grew quite disheariodrd nv in" ~
amos, mass Gf sores from my knecs DIV" 10 -
ank les. scarcely allowing me 10 rle+p oi ''d ,''
night. had read great deal about Hu,'s 81
Tut having used - many advertised p!Isi'fsaA L ..
and tried ~ man iihingS that felt ittls inl''''
the Russia Salye although rspe1todly s'"'es y =,
friends To Try H. wac too sk"piiosl I" 90 ' -
length man brought me box Of Huss'a Si''s
applied To my limbs as the dIfcrll"nS tni ~
really Logan to feel sensation pervliat' l'''"t
about my raging sores ] went DIS" I" hs',
Co.. : State street. and bought t@o boxes Wv
used 10 I'll nearly four boXes u this great -
limits are nav, With The exception 81 lhr go" :.
perfect ~ ever they we're The ulcers h''e "'
up, the sores have oil diaappsarri, ahd 1Fs. 80
to say thst by The time have usad tie lOof w.,
the Russia Sslse. shall be cured ''t'n
Gaze one VI he teyefcst te.ls tho saisc tHLH y
encounter. -,
| would add that having the sIlys IN ny 'e
sHi member Of my family Suffering ''' o.,
from Piles, | recommended tha u'e Of me ~
Saivr, aud ah ith cured them ~ith Sfeal tA'I -
a very hriei space OF time.
Yours very re.necifhlly,
EDWARD YOUNG, 81 Carver - E''''''
Of,isfs should be sdJfsssed,
REDDING Il Co.,.
f9-gm. No. : State stree b''''
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Thompson's ArithmetiCs.

The subscriber has received from the pub.
fishers a commission for the salc Of tins work
IN the Cnun,v OF Rutland. The series con.
ssts of the Primary, Practical md Higher
Arithmetic, is deserved!y popular and has
been recomne nded by The superintendent
OF Rutland County, according 10 the Revised
Statute. The whole or any part Of The So.
RIGS will be sold at Wailingford. 10 booksel-
efs, merchants, teachers and others, at the
New York wholesale and retail prices
q f.. NARTINDALE
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or 10 be without his SOVEREIGN remedy. while they
Will he surprised that you much behind the
an.ot 10 have used II before. 1t Is nes lhiHR
has been before the public for years nGdits increas
Ing sale shows the estimation in whirh il IL hriI.
JAMES NJ AllSTER ifI Fulton II New York.
aud all the druggists in The uuiied States.
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Nos. 81, 81, &c, and is ANs STREET.
GMEHnE Az CISI.

VuNHE subscriber being drsirons Of closing
x up his bu,in-s>, Is induced 10 ri,cr his
.ot,rs STOCK, Dnes and Medicines. ea-
copied, al cost, for CAsm. The stuck being
fresh and well henght Will aft ,rd rare OPP
portun,ty to all Wishing /" bny at low prices
LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland. April 81, ISL. 10
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CAL lion,

Hun.
To avoid impositouit vii; he necessary ~ see that
Or. JAMES 4. CH!TON'S CERTIFICATE s welI.s
the sienaurc nf nrS 7. Townsend, s on he out Idle
wrapper oi each bottle
tES-Sold by ~. l. SPENCER, Putland. aud by all
the principal Druggists and Country Merchant.
Throughout the tnitct states Cau.daS Sc
G3-Proprctnr,' oficc ~ NASSAU STREET ir
tn" hniding formerly occupied by the Sou,h Baptist
Church, New York. IS. .Gm
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LIBERATION.

NNIiiS is tie certify that | have this day
n given my son, ID. Bowman Richardson,
his tune during the remainder of his minor
tv, and sail claim none of his earning and
pay no debts Of his contracting ai icr this date
JONA. Z. RICHARDSON
Shcrbnrne, March /, 1851, rs
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

~ and after Monday, Dec. 10, 1871,
~ stag" @lll leave Casteton every ia
SUNDAYS excepted, on the arrival of the Cas-
from burlington and Bellows Falls. say at
! - I. NJ and arrive at Salem y Y a, :
t. NJ. same evening.
RETIRING.
Leave Salem st7 A. NJ. and arrive at Cas-
Teton at o'clock r. NJ. 10 connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel>
lows Falls same evening. This line pas~os
through Eas, rouitnsy, Yves; Poultncy, Mid
lie Granville, Granville Corners. Hebron TO
Sslsm. BtDWRLI, FIELD 500.
December 10; 1850. 30
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Valuable Books.

Cobbetts American Gardener,
Coles American Fruit Book.
Guist's Family Kitchen Gardener,
Cottage Gardener of America.
Goodrich's Northern Fruit CuIturist,
Aliens American Agriculture,
Downing's Flower Garden, &c. &c.
For sale by - SPENCER.
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE,
Greatest Discovery Of The Acc.

Did you ever ice Nd
Alisters All Healing
Oinlmcutl Certainty
you have fnr there are
lew If any, who have
not awaited themselves
4 its curative qualities
~ ouly needs n trial to
,onyince the persons US.
'Hg it tha, IL IS really
an,! truly the hest arti
Gle extant. Enquire of
tie tens o. thousands
wh0 have hcen IN he
constant use Of il, and
thcywilladVise you n.v
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing TO clnse business
IN tins place. Offer the r entire s,oc k Of good.
at cost for CASH. Any one wishing to 90
into trade would find this good location
and can buy our stock Of goods at a bargain
GhSKlLL ~ WEEKS.
East Clarendon, June Io,h, Is5i. 22
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The immense and Increasing dcrnr nd for nr. s. p
fu~usend's Ssrsapar'ia has mad. it necessary YER,
much 10 enlarge the "pHrat ions nnlarutaciure Me.
drnnl suh-iaucos are used IN incredible quantities
and ~ each Ingredient requires Ia I've carefully and
arcurllcly tested. TIE propritiors have found ii nc
ccS>arv to place The Conp,un,ng Department IA
charge of Il competent and responsible Chemist one
whose scicnlfc reputation will be fiil guarantee o.
subiic confidence pr. JAMES K. CHlLTG n has a 3
suuirl this Gdty.
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Incl tANl +. \ - Nj y y
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p?aNAi4cd5u Il@r.iugI. { '"st -. l.. 'e'''
Inn ann
IuAcSlpu .clilliQl, kVV,vVU
General Ascttfor Vermont,
re piSf.IIAu Wnii.,on
- Nv
To whoa applications may lie sent from an!
part OF the STATE.
rer,-,lO~ce If thi. agency, cat side Of The
courl House ~qanrc, Rarlicg'ou "
am ;, r, .,o.G.,l y, amino,
y " Nhb' n ~ '""''"' A-'"''''"N'
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10 WESTERN PASSENGERS.
TnE CurArfer ASD ncsr IlhftT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.


10 l,uiaio, from ,henec by Steamer or
Michigan Cen,fal Ra'lr"sd,io Mich.
is,n, Illinois, Indiana, NJ any
Of tn Western OF South
Western States.
Thu. Company have from cirh, TO ;ru hoa,s
leave Schenectady, daily. (Sundays except
cd fot ut,es, Syfaeasc, k'rhes,er,and Bat
slo
Fam,ics r,n'grstirgWcst will find 1t TO then
advantage aud convenience tr'ak- Tins route,
~ they VIII he enabled IL accompany thcr
Goods ali tie way to ,iieir places ot des,.nn
ton, aad no charge ioT uanshiPncn' Al Bal
'nln
Parties of H. " - will be accommodate
with a roar, rNclnSive'y. ga thrmlci,r''
For PlsSiGE or FHLfGHJ amply 10
Jons routrs. nurlins'o", Holt h"'
laid { ki,,Arrs, Ca,;i'tnn, GronGt Fan
rn. S,oaucr Status. " r. G,>DAt. s'cam'
81 Bnihns,nn, W II. Srr','s steamer
Whnrhs,l, ". H. BLsi, h"nrc'ady. ~
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the suhs"rlrr
~ either on note or account, now due are
particularly Informed that p,vmcn, is desired
immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland, April 81, leal. Is
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rms Ei--sr,
rfrp,fai;"u 10
Ise' tas,nv tho
place If al, 9th
rs afiN lee IN
use hir teslct
INA ssd lru.s,
ingths Hair -
u prevents the
Hail from fall
Ing oT prc,ns,
es its growth .
removes iitn J.
run anirc.,otrs
! the natural aud
luNurisnt GROW
til OF the Hair
IN nn eases II
! haili, 50. itsl
81 rriunvcs pain
aud heat in tho
head, sn,l IL a
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~ " ~, ngs .rop..c.Or
GAkGLING OIL.
=. =,
Unparalleled In the History OF Medicine as
"' es,,an marx Sscaxsee1 o Hpp
11oDcrC ANN ,1,-,t.N rr,,o,,,
HOfSEO AMI hU MAN 1 LE5t1
lA\
- ,ExEA \
~v-- ,%~
Hl4NTSSsA NV Vs.
E&E&&SXEy M
AESA%aSslGhAIlAfts iH I'd
~ EN02 NsAsExssS JY Mi
WfYN Ef63EM I'M
lTN n .MHA
lsS2tSS1ITtyy5t7eH& 81 nsK.uA
This eelebIaci prep,ratlon' 80 wei kn9wnto farmers
aud Others. for its numerous and remarkable cure. II:
uostns the diseases cen! to horses and cattle
NJ mad oi my regular an'ho'!'ei agents.
Experience o, more tnhI h'utec years ms estah!iNed
,s Ise' r tn 'ro @ mssns o. OF cn,
veisal tanity fh'Hoca'on' VIII CURE most Cases, and
seiHve all saeh a.
Hpa'ins'
Rinrhonc Wind
r. gals rev Eril, Gallons.
Kinds Iltncarss Flesh Wouuts
slnnlns, bruises, sandCrnck Found
Rheumatism, Bites Of Animals, External
Holis, COINS. Whi,lows Bum. and scal,s
C4ilhnlns, Chappcd Hands Cramp,
nnss, Weakness of The Join,s'
Cnkrd Brra,ts &C. Ar
&c. az. &C. Ge
Ee. &c.
VERY RENhRKABLE.-hnin intelligent fnrner In M.
Town 81 Lewiston, related some time since rcwsrkaeIS
"oYp ca,b hi, s, ms rc a ~,e ,o, ,e &c, 90 o.
e iy cranc out s .V din, ' and ', "pe pd W.
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RECOMMENDATIONS,

Certificate ef nr. Ferry. Pnrtsm'uih,N ". nN
Portsmouth, Sep, emb"t ~, 1879.
Mr. J r. Moore. Agent ioT White Hair Rcs,or
hivc.'--Dear Sir; deem il my duly to state some
f,ci, respecting the ine s,i,n,hle value Of Whites
HAIR Restorative. Srvttdi ,fHt' aga nitct severe
Fl, Of STIFFNESS wife lost all nt her hair this scalp
'rpciiel licensed and the hair grew out harsh and
ulca,ca. About wa ago. hynnuthrr I'll OF SICK
ness she io>t alrf her hiira srcuui time, and hr
long time there Was apparently 40 action in the
scalp. After various Applications ~as induced TO
try the above mentioned Restorative aoa now after
the use ofi few bottles her hair has crrwn ont as
thick, aslustrous, AID as beautiful color ~ ever
Furthermore, for a long time ! have been afflicted
with neuralgia aud other paios IN my head, and
have fJund u the hest eNierrnl remedy have ever
tried! | can therefore chectiuy recommend II Ia all
"ho afflicted q. above, ~ the best article h,Ne
cvct seen. Mo-trcspcctfny Noura.
4. PERRY. VI MY
Manufactured ty +. WHITE le~ell Mass. IS
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'ue Of the Greatest Discovery
O(lhc Acc.

HWTES nam RESTORATIVE
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For restoring, Reau,,fpng. Cleanapg, Soft.
cain, and Drtssipg THE HftR
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4 rlirstions may be made ~ any time ut the
oG,rs pr to the fotloain named persous,A gcnis
& Me- tal T., MINER, vito viii furnish rAinra-
ets ~ any iuf1rmrtlon iha, may be desired IN
rr.,ar u tic 10.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
osaali.eiju Hartford. C.as.. e t.. is.9.
Invested capital, 100000
General Ascttfor Vermont,
t..G BINGHAM, Whlision

To WHOM applications may lie sen; from any
tart Of the State.
Central once of TIL. agency, cast side Of The
Court House square, Bariicg'ou. VI.
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an ENtensive Rancne-

The San Francisco Times snd Transcript
states that Senior Pacheco, of Santa Cruz coun-
ty, is the owner Of three eleven league grant. of
land, or about 200. .00O acres, This is three
times the quantity allowed to Gny one msr. ty
the Spanish or Mexican law; to avoid this legaI
provision, The grants were originally giyer.. 2 !:
'h1ee different periods, and it is said a different
name was used each time At the present time,
there are $4,000 head Of cattle on this 33 league,
rancho, and the whole property is assessed az
S1,OOO,e00; the taxes this year will amount to
soo,c0O, requiring the .ale Of about 5000 head
OF cattle to raise the money Some idea of the
value Of land in that part of California NAV be
formed by the assessment of the grants afor.
specified Suppose the cattle are reckoned At
$40 head, which is probably moderate essi-
mate, their total value would be $500, 900, lea
wing $4,000 as the value Of the land, or abou,
three dollars and half per acre.
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SSsOtatiOH.

Al immigrant just arrived across the plains
gives the following description of the memorable
"jarnado del muerto," on which 30 many thou
sands of animals and many persons Of last
years emigration perished :-'' If there Is a sec
ton Of country IN Gods wide-extended creation
that can surpass that large scope of country ly-
ing between Salt Lake Valley and Carson River
for sterllIty OF sol, scarcity OF Jmbtr, and every
thing that has tendency 10 cheer up the spirits
of the wesried traveller, l am sure that don [
care to sec it From the sink of Humboldt River
across the desert TO Carson River, my heart was
perty, viz: wagons, carriages and buggies, dead
horses mules and cattle, whose carcasses lie
thick all over the ground, in a state Of pre.er-
vation, the skins and a good deal of the flesh
being dried to the bones, the water, marshes
and air being strongly impregnated with al
kali that it has a tendency TO keep of the de-
youring insects and birds of prey. But the
worst is not half told yet; to see every two or
three hundred yards grave, where father,
mother, brother or sister has been buried, but
ere the train is out of sight, the corpse is disin
TERED by the prowling wolf the savage In
dian-the bones to bleach upon the great Ameri-
can Desert. Although l am rather hardened
sinner, yet when l saw the scene as just de-
and feeling myself more submissive to that
mighty and powerful God who rules the uni
verse"
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Sol. JonE, Es.g,eF's Arrival at san
kERssCkSCO.

Ihe following letter from the Pittsburg Post
gives an interesting account of the reception of
! Colonel John Bigler at San Francisco, after his
election as Governor of the Golden State of the
Pacifc:-
@.E The Governor elect Colonel BizIer, arrived,
here on Friday night last, from Sacramento
He came down on the steamer Confidence The
c., on coming up the harbor, fred a salute
The democracy were CO the wharf ready TO re-
ceive the Governor. When he landed he vss
placed in a barouche drawn by four white hor-
ses. The procession then moved through the
principal streets by torchlight headed by three
bands of music Among those in the barouche
recognized Mayor Hardenburg, of Sacramento
city, and E1-Mayor Geary, of San Francisco
After reaching the Oriental hotel, which was
beautifully illuminated, the Governor was vel
coined in a beautiful speech, delivered by Col
Geary, to which he replied in 3 manner that
astonished all who heard him; (nust folks tho't
the Governor couldn't make speech) When
the speaking was over, the folding doors Of the
good time of it until about two o'clock in the
morning. Many distinguished wings we're pres
ent, and felt perfectly at home. The Governor
visited Robinson's theatre on Saturday nj ght,
where he was received with three times three
by the whole audience The returns show that
wherever Bigler has canvassed the State he has
carried all before him. II he had had little
more time he would have swept the State from
enc end to the other
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How Canada Obtained EGs Name

The origin of the word Canada is curious
enough. The S paniards visited the country
previous TO the French, and made particular
searches for gold and silver, and finding none,
they said among themselves, ''Acanada,' (there
is nothing there.) The Indians, who watched
closely, learned this sentence and It's meaning
After the departure of the Spaniards, the
French arrived and the Indians, who wanted
none of their company, and supposed they were
also Spaniards come the same errand, were
anxious to inform them that their errand was
fruitless, and ince ssantly repeated to them the
Spanish sentence, ''Acanada." The French,
who knew as little of the Spanish as the Ind-
ans, supposed this incessantly recurring sound
was the name of the country, and gave it the
name Canada, which it has borne ever since.
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EsElSII1e, DECEMBER 4. 1851

By John Loyd-The Young Democracy Of
EtensGurs always right ...
BY :. c. Hiugard-John c. ONeill-The
Democratic Hercules Of Cambria. True to his
friends, generous to his foes, and firm in the
confidence Of the party. May his value be
properly appreciated by those he has SO largely
assisted by political power.
BY N. Nj O'Neill-The Presidency-The
nominee OF the Democratic National Convention.
BY George Harneame-Our Guests-aIaF they
find their highest enjoyment on their visit to
Ebens5urs this evening
BY John II. Burke-AlAdrew jackson Rhey-
May he be as successful in defeating Simon
Cameron and the Middietown Bank as Andrew
jackson in defeating Nick Bidale end the
United States Bank.
by James p. Barr--Hon. Linn Boyd of Ken
tIcAy-ILe author Of the Texas Annexation
Bill, GEd the suggestOr Of the Compromise. An
Aonest, uIn4ncAlng AMI consistent National
democrat. as the . Father Of the House of
Representatives" he should be elected its
Speaker, sad with hin rs the candidate of the
Democratic party il 1852 for the Vice Presden-
o, there would De "no such word as fall
By A. :. Rkey-Sanusl c. WingarI ESQ
An excellent lawyer, = cOEpisisaEt gentleman
a.d sound Democrat. His residence il CgIabcis
has made him hosts of friends ard admirers.
tiis bright talents viii soon plece him in posi-
ton IN which he DO signal service to the
Democratic party.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-04
The Spanish Character.

A correspondent of the Boston Transcript,
writing from Madrid, says:
81 have heard the Spanish character summed
up as indolent, naughty, unsocial and revenge
full. My own experience upon the subject is too
limited to permit me 10 substantiate or refute
any ones opinion dogma Nevertheiess, IN
my journey from Alicante to this capital, OBJ
served in passing through the Northern part OF
the province of Murcia, entire hills of consider
able elevation, and natural precipitousness,
leveed of into terraces irrigated and cultivated
to the very summit. Surely, thought /, this
cannot be the height of Incidence, for the most
industrious of nations even England, IN some
respects might consider her ways and grow
wiser. Naughty and unsocial the Spaniards
certainly are, to all whose manners display a
contempt for them or their institutions but re-
move the sneer from your countenance, pay a
passing respect to their customs, do what COM
mon civility requires, and you viii find that IN
true courtesy no one surpass them. Io use
their own phrase, their houses are literally at
your service" Verify, prejudice and ignorance
have not been idle in forming the popular SEN
timent regarding the Spanish nation"