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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-16
STATE o. VERMONT yDE i rem,

p...,c' o f f srHAo. ;Bt ...e ,,. .,
asIe-i1. ses.ipn of the Probate Court nf he
District ~ Rn''shI, h"id al Rutland within a. (.
for sad Distinct, OF the 3. Isy Ct January \
u. 1881.
Prcsen'. Hon Harvey Tutor j. l.e
Where's Mrs. Cynthia Spencer, baasd an %
William j! Sp~ncer, Hl,noS and heir o. " 80
liam Spencer. ls:e Of Ira. IN sad distr,ct de-
ceased, in'eSfat" mas tais day Presented To sad
p-oe}te court p'rtior in vrl,ifs therein set
ING 'orih that the sad ward = seized OF re-.
,a,r rs'' estate, 20 VT oee .qgsi Undivided
fyurih part OF all the real estate u winch the
sail ceased f;'i s'izet, subject 30 the rights
Of coser. therein II the ~isu~ Of the sal le.
crl led. tta. the real estate Of a. u deceased
oonsists OF tae hon- iara Of 80 acres uf land
AID o' ore other house and lot OF II acrNs
Of land, 'i,d-te1 m Ira Id Cas,fetar tina, {,
would be Conducive 10 the interests Of her sal
ward, 20 sell all his ri-L: and- tItle and later.
e.i N and I, the - d prem SEES and pax the
ssils q .a'd SAFE at interest. and taerefq re-
q1~sune saii cov-t I" gan, her license - sell
the sIj inteve-t Of sad ~syi
Therefore It Is ordered by the sad Prub1te
'aar' that the hearing and dssi-,,n r sad r..
ton b. and they hereby are rcferr.i tna state !
ses-,rr ~ sad cont 70 BE- l,.slt 81 the Ac- ~
the Register af.s'd Court IN Es,lani, ~ sad
u street % the hS.t Hon,f,y he as ~. - say q
tebrgtrs 1851, ard notice Thereof b. gVen BY
rabhshisg certified copy al the r.'ord oi tA'.
order thrse seeks soccNasveiy p-rE,ogs therein
N Il . Ro'lasd hersid = ae~.rape' p'iHtei at
saitttat'nd and ri'eu aiing IA the NJ ghborhond
of those intetest=d, &c order that ali parsons III
teres,.f tAertin my thea ant the. appear be-
fore sAid court and object 10 the granting Of SAID
license n tsey rec cause.
true copy o. record 5.
henry HALL, Register.
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II ys~, Asi- H. Dry. 49, to TAI sn,. O., ,f,as
l o.. ,ross - .its Ssp srsf. n, srAs So
zee fsesls,es Ogi Isss~ Hs.s ss.h cd,
Hss- " s.A a-a D,ssr, . cs,ssis este !, asxtca
trssh Tsi'si Ce'.rse for iaesat as4fi
w. 4. HACpN Mssufsefysrs ssS r,a,risa~y
Al tks H., ks4ars lsxyA~ VI AcT
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TitcoLb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BIZ the Use Of THIS Hive. Dee. are protcc-
Ted through our seyPrc winters, Ga account
.: tn. even temperature "t the air within IT,
and its peculiar arrsngc meat 70, vsnii!ati IN ,
that no; = swarm has been lost from tie ma
nv hives u--d y ithin tie three yrafs past -
1t IS complete protector against the at
lacks of nelghborng bers, bee Iap,hs. &c
and affords PccuhAr Srcrh,,e. fn rspiae ag
o.d brood concYs by rev ones. IL .se+.la. !.
I'd stock hive, swarms ISSUING from Il
from, two 10 three weeks earlier than from
any other hr.e. TIE surplus honey r-sG,-
IL Obtained from II, 10 p'Irr state, xrthnu.
injn'ing the bees. ia boxes Of suitable . 1s for
family use Or the Tlarset.
1his Hive rs "pDst'uctrc On ph iosop pho :,
and scientific pr,nc pier, and ne"ds only =
be seen IN iasoie Is uss ~ fa3s@ = NJ az
Acquainted ws,h tie ,sss,nen ard natUG-I
babds Of the houey-bse
>. Is WARD, Windsor, " - s;"-t To-
the sale Of County, Toxn, and in6s.c "a
rights
A Hive may Be -een At Mr Asroa Ber'~-
IaRutiana. y','f
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THIS 10 W ee~siiy ,hst As-s tn. Asy E,,~s
! ny s"s, Wssre- wsctsss ts tis>e ssss. 3
Ne rs@ssssss vi he aa~ssty ssz .hsi, Fsy "a
saSsises sftAs ia @sis.
WILLIAM wicKHAM.
rsvisi Jsnsssy q, 1854
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T'BE Subscriber ohers for sale his "a IN. sita :
l sied in Menjon, four miles from the K K
Depot ., Ratsand. Sad far N oonsists @: abe vt
nxtr aetes Of m.ade~. ore hundred acre. OF
psstare. and What wood . purchaser may de
sire, ard b IA 81 abundance Of esod zstes nroa
did,rsp. rssis - the farm at ali seasons OF The
year. Th~ taildihga are a stcry And q halt
bogse neariy ae~ two large framed bsrRs
boE-hcnse Re, &c. The farm Is reea.tAriy de.
siTabe fer D.i', farm, Ard viii b. ,ela a. a
vs's low Iree. and reasonable tine giysa fos
iRyEsrts Possesioa gwen fprih-ith II des.rsd
l.. PtEG POINT.
RQLaEd, Jan 8, lSji. If
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HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OF SERNt

STATE OF VERMONT, DE it rsmem-
D,tric. Of Ru,iaal :. h bereI Tat
at a ,p~c'aI SESSION 81 the Probate Cogrt f the
said district Of Rrtland he ID At Ro'Isri IN ari
for al dis.rIc: Oh 81, day u Decemter,
A. d. 1850
Present Hor. Harvey Bate. Judge.
Whc'ea. fL'itr der VI. Harrington, adm mis-
traitor NJ! lie vi. annexed ot the estate q:
joshua Hltf.a- or late 81 Ira, IN said district
decea.ed, tcstate has tn. day made spplicat, on
Il The SAID probate chnr;. setting frth that h
- unable 10 complete the settlement o: sa,i
estate Within the time here ;o'1rs allowed hun
Tor tina, parpose, BY sad Court tina. the tine
ready allowed a. aforesaid Gill expire on the
18th day Of January. A. u 1851, ard ther.io-e
requesting SAID cou't e. extend the time gGtli
the IAN day OF January, .,J2 to dispose o. the
estaie and pay toe deb., sGJ les4cies o. s4l-
deceased.
Therefore, /; i. ordered by sail Ceu-.. tia.
'he hearing and d-cis'on ii said petition he snd
they hereby are. refArr ell tAa Ssated session q;
SAID Probate CoGrt % ts hsid At the Othee 0!
thekeyrster Of ssidcour, in--s dRu,land.o 90 tie
hr,. Sio ldsy being tie Sd u. At February. =.
ID. lsIl aaj taat notice thereof be gigcg Il :
publishing y certified cory u the record of this
order three wee sgeces-i' ely rrcvi"gs :hcr-.p
in the Rutland Herald nsw-paper prtnts.,
a. said Rdt'aad anu esrc4i,;eii IN the n-l.a Jt-
Sons interested THEREIN IL ~ then ana thee a 20
pear before sad c'art an4 otjec; 20 SAL ct.
tension, If they see cause.
trae cory Of re " !.
s. HENRY HALL, Rtri-,sr.
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A LADY ser,iss,ai'y fes-es sste u
n WNhtrr sat9 i.te hS- w1ses pee ~,-,A.
ksng " fes e.sied ess-s ~ Shs ttNs fs~ ~ ~.
pies 10 assriJ owes. lsASes se~a ~; Fear saea
se~ssies,s ts s..g Bee eos wssAssg Essa.
ssiI BY ". \. BACON.
Lsa.sv, Va ~
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N.rrlra.

H. Shre w.'-.ry. Jsausry y by Rev. Ms.
sH.Ih, ii Va i.sd. Ma. SAN = Sem.
asi Miss C.IotisE {. Hs.11>, no'h "
slFrrfshly,
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Wanted.

COC NTkI Merchant, to pn-chass an a-ti-
- cIe from which they can reAire over t~o
..Cc- per cent. /. IS article ea.iiy man
ufseiured aud commands ready sale APP
Ply 20 ". 4. BACON LulIow,It 5l3
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NOTICE.

"HEREiS, my aile Chariot" z, y use
w ha. lett 100 bed and board ~thoal
any Jgst csus' or pr0vocatiIn, the r-t"r-, tn 5
- 10 forbid all persons hsrhor'ug or trusting
her. on nag account, IS shal! pay no debts
Of her contracting amer this date
81 ions HUSE
shirley village Mas. dee 81, $50.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Be 1t rrmenher,a
District # Rstand, ss- that st spec ..
session u the prvh.isecsvasN>esea st Rstiss6
10 asf 10, SAID Distract Of Rutlssd, or the Ia
day OF Jaassry. A. ID. ISL.
Pfe.ent, Hon, Harvey Bs.fss Judge.
Whersas ElJih R">< Administration g; The
estate Of Joh- / Vail. late Il M'd!ietSsn 30
ss'h district, decsa.e6. i6testats, has ths d.y
pfescn;ed Is ssid irsbaie eeur, re, iirnu "a
~ritiss. therein setting f,rth th,t 1t Is ng.o.s
sble fgr hsm to dispose e the estate sId Pay
the de b,s Ct tn. sad deesa.ea ~ts,s the tim >
purpose. asd therefore requesting sail court N
exte nd ii e time 30 allowed af"reta,d for tie
di.posai q sad estate and psymea' Of Sad DEW,
ani whereas the time lefciofo'- s'io~sd for
tina, sarp,se ~iii esPre on the 2-d d,y u Feb
ru,ty. 4. u lsji.
Therefore II is ordered by said court thu, tie
hearing and decision al .aid petition and the
esG.,rerat,ou cf the eItes.iou of ss'd time &
the 29d day Of Fehrui-y, 4. ID. 1881 be aud
they hereby are referred 10 stated session Q!
said probate coar, to be held At the Once Of tn.
Register Of .aii eoart, in ssid kntiana. ~ the
LIST Monday beng the ID iss OF Feb 1854 a. 4
that notice thereof he given bs publishing
certified copy ofths record ef this order
:hr-e weeks excessively prefios. thereto in
the Rp;innd Herald nesspaper printed at
said Ruilani and circulating IN the rel Dor
hood o.. those interc.tei in order that al per
sons intcrsste3 therein may thea sul there
appear before SAID court, Ard object TO the
granting ., said oItes.ion, If they 90. eag.e.
irae copy VI rec Il.
50 HENRY HALL, register
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susscR1prloNskE RECEIVED

VNOk Nresps ners and
u Cooley :
GRAHtNS
S.RTAtN :, and
HARPER ; MAGAZINES,
az the Store oi tie" snbscr'b-'r. drl,I "Tei a
.0w rates Jfee Of Postage. " A BACON.
j. 3n Al ,.r stgu ei ~ B ,ok. LuG.o "
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STlTL. o. k&RgttsI.
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49, T. - = ss,...S H.. -; -. ., -
'g~ctai Fs,s,ss VI ths ~ csts Ctatt % th4
All D,ariet ~ Hs,ia-3 ssaa ., & s,l.rii- a.
Ter ;ss so aIyt.ss. Ga tAs Ji.s say q Dee &,
\ u, lsssq
Preset Il, =. iisr,sy Bstt-s Jss-r
whtFeat g-ert4.B Feufv--ri ~ ry,,{e
Att Ne i-tt ssr = g,e~s~s.~r - tT.i
tufpar,ing 90 10 TIVE a., ilhns ,r-'sre.t -
t,,,p wat i.i - Nsihs. f.,~f ~ .s,.i a,ssr,e,
s,r assd. has h.,a H.. dsy r~sre~,ss Is aati
IRE s.'~ eorrt ~ p~rrs Rsaen % .ssz Mal
tngiesa tie essrstsrs the-sta ra1es, Va -.
-. ,sst sad IsrtTSnsnt fast 80 aaiy fvs4s.l
Hrd ajivstI hs sAli csart - sasa "a, -! .ns
t,siaasat Therefor.
g. - orderea W .ssS rSsit IS, tke - - ,r
stsataers ts sng ihs ssT. t. !. -e}y ref,''t1
~ g. .Aai, AL Ata~srsr 4. .forcta,i g. . -.
Hi s,.,u e ssli eourt e. b. hc's 81 - e fN4r~
81 tNe -c-t,;sr ., satd esart ta ,4ii Hr,iao4
% ,te ST.. Nsn5s,. ee'rs ~ Is. e' Frs'ss',
\ u 1851 sni that ~n.,et thrrecf ts yisre ~
pahli.t,nE . cert,s-a eory - The regard 81 shs
user three ~s~ks sseeess,sriy prsr,ess there
is ia the IA. AL Herald se~spa per pr,ateJ
al .iA kstiand. that all r~rs"as iuteres,,
nav tass sht there syprsr esfe-r ss,G coaft
and Contest ;A, I'vsa,s sai ..lo-spee a'sre.
s.'d u th'! zee cas-. itss ea,J .tr,eHtt.
). HENRY HALt Il, si.ler
sr'rr o, NssSo>r',Rt ], ,,n'mesr,i
b-'rtg. = kAt tpt -, - that Al srs%itf
sssstno . 'he frc"h,,' .'u-t % the 's,i t't,iet
81 Rptispt as.a NJ Rut'zsi ~ "a district, ct
thc I'D 4Ss Jtansry. lhbt
hereas >sgrae} u G'isWuid admiastrsto'
- ths .,t,te ri hskr. S,-s~nd late OF Wsl
n-g'ord In .srd th.tfirtd sseas I'D .iat~.,sir has
t'ts lay mids sppl,calgcr t. .sii " bate tori
ifnposay 10 tsu'tr al sccount It his adm ,s's
rat,oa ~ ss,d esists
Therefore. Il - ordered b. ss,t Court. tbs,
The easrhaiio NJ ta'd eoOurt for sll"~Apce
snd decree "t the 'esiise Of 'sid e'tai~ rea
svd pcrtonalas paying the dees and eIr"s.
ses - The hs'-s Of sad deceived. b. snd they
hsreoy ar re erred 1" slated ss',Ion ot s~lJ
'au-' - b. reid - ihc otke- & The register 3
ga "uft p" 'Ati hst,st "a t.r trsi Monde
te'" to - ilv % feHrasrN. l01i. aad i.'. E,'-
'ice thereof BIZ gwen ~ Fubitsh.cg "sylitSo
cory Of The rrc"-i ~ TVS order three w"'t =
..crs''ve'y pre''oas thereto 70 ihs satiahd
Heta Il. a as~sP1Itr ltIntsi at sati 81! ana
=" or1rs ttIt al fsr.frs iater~-'cd therein
may then And there appear before ssId cart
'nh "hl"ct !" me ailo~anee q 'a'i acceos,
: q ssH1 ~.
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New School yooks.

Ss~aS C1Irs;,uI nssna4< .zy SSH . p e.~sy
.H~' 4 s''s dsst'sT4y a-cAsS's " e-sSy fs.srss
sE's 8 ,.es =. fs, "a. -, "a A. "a, stcxisscA
trr ~ tses Pa SSlsSs ~ No. i.f.
"s'.s H.tF H.S-s Lt.rs-s sssf,4s-a.s S-.s
h''. 90. A.4sa.'s s.s.s.Js sss sss cssss ,..f
A. sst-l,es
carer. 49, fAsr fsysss'gy b.gs-f.. f..,Issf
Stationery.
p,-i e.. T.sSs f~'s-.sss Bessr p.a.,
ca ,<stsr 90 Sas ssp~s
o. ~bsA az 49, E-s-eSss -,
- --gs-St sse 90 49, yyss - ytsss.,S,a 80.
= i.aa- .t~sss a. ~.
HIS fS@~. vsru<-si Pc. .iss.. o 81 sss-
ssa1 pss.f a.. a.
Paper nangings.
tssk TH1Ss sND 49,. 81 ,@tscss-,,r,tsx
pm PF>-s fs7 30 ~ 80 81 .
To- F."ss 40. s.sss~ss. sss.n~s .ss-
- ktNtLs
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TIE ,toekhciddsrs Of the Llrhv Bzns are
hereby u,;,sed that meeting = said stock
n9lde-s will BE- he'd q; Lee, Barrett. lac, :,
Daooy. On Toesisy the ith dav IL February
1881. A.. OF clock P. ~, for the purpose o: -u"os
ing Svs % sevea Directors 80 the Charter Pso
yl1es.
inns L.rE.~
ANnk B.NcEor-
}. d. LArHAA,
Joas FIX. r,;,.;o,,.
Isaac b. AeSsos,
Wa. Ors,
SEsEcA SMITH.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
Post Office at r ulIsnd .
HIVE Samuel
Heaiy Thomas
Haiioran Ge"rys
Heehsr Patrick
II yuuauna Johi
i-sin EiiIahe'h Siin
jackman & Sherman
jenkins Thomas l.
J mes WA
Joyce John
4 sch L
k.Aey s',hsa
X aliey Thomas
k,ltorn L. Martin
Kunbai Wm
Kirsman A r
Kelley Joseph
T. .,lnvy Hm
Kelley Hugt 2
Kiilroy Michael
Larkin jane.
Litchield Hora,io
i.sn11n Amos
LpUn.hury Nathan NJ
Lynn 4 J
sL.odi 4 NJ Nrs.
~ orsanE Il
Nure--C \
Mason J MA 4
Marsh } +
Martini :
Moulton Liberty
Hci.'1ce Samuel
Merett Wa
NJ ecker Ct. II
~ Hem u
NcDAnel l,a~
Naynari 4 B
Mctoii.t.r John
MeGapn Maria Mss
Murphy Timothy
Newman Henry J
SIeho!, Noah Res
o Br.en Thomas
u ki.rTen Jane.
Psrs Joshua A.
Pitcher y I.
Plrla Seven II
p..r.o,. I.tu
p..r Amn.
R.y.I & Nr
Rsnlaii Nerren
he itarr.s
Poii,,.n h,Lc
E.v,-iI.IC
E4ynsl!.C Me-
Dxroi4. I.r.h
Eoitnson tobh
p-;l,ti,,b
Rs,,joa I,,;.I
Sui,h p.liv Mrs
S;,nro.. X
So, MANI
,,,,l ~
>,o., l.n,;s,G2
sa-.n VIC
stpri,y..ts 50
S,rgop 3D.,
, S.vy,, Wn
SroftuE
Seen. J.res
.,s,-rxJr.r.;.
.t,.y.P..sA ..
s-ttcea
sag Mary NJ.
s,,l'r.s uart,,
So. Th.u..
G-r.,.o. IL.
$50, o.,
r. ,n,, 81
T--L,ersE.,
49,, r,;,.t-t,
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Rutland l. BurlinstoARAilresd


i.,sv, hstfts sssa ssi'y sseast, ~ ,sr.,a
> rs.ta. iew<il. Nryess,ss N.s Yes, zee
l7t.' '~e-iists ssstse-,. ., o. N ssrtiee w
Br,' AZ ~ = "a Fss,segst. y. shs : \
. N Tss's, s,9 tsAss st Rau.sa sa3 tes~A
aestes al ~ ,, ~. tie ~ ~ ss,.
ETfRNltG
I~t-t sstss Al ift~- artirias " Faf,
i.rgtr ~ &. - apa ~ ~. fr-w ks,'s ~
tsar'~t $50 @,v-stsx 80 AL issrSa h~s'
to 1.n~ al Bs4l4st IA :. L-s;h ~@gN scarcsttpa
~ 80 ~srasse ssd ttsnirs iir. az M -ssa
trs "A f.atr h.~rsas
fss-srEe-s ~ Nv~ frrs Cav 80 ~. " u
pie b"atis.os~, Srria g heiA SD Nee bs,s
~ ~ tr'ehhars, N.ressssr ssi tiiyh', Fest
tresht ,raIn travis kas,inxtv. HSa W
'ct 't"n . y IN d.is,, t.srdsy. excepted .
throu-h "a ~ h.-wts
ftrrcs Cattle rrss 70. C.mA,ias. o. 4
b. shter M1srts i-s,es Buy'tr..sn ., ~
TGssrisy safatRc 90 - m
L. kCEtoN ssretit spdrr,
Bat.,rgtsp Oct. !. isyt. siu
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LIST OF
REMAINING in the
December 81, 1850.
Appleton G 4
tnthesy NJ. "
A. drew. Miner
A.iSa Philip
Ans~orth 4.
psrloy Mr.. Mary
Boa-Gman Mary Ellen
Barter John
IA -nard JstF
Brock u W r
Rrown I. ~
Baruara } J
Rixty Har;. , Mrs
Barns Paths. 2
Brown Patrick
Rariet.s Arthur
Ratensn James
B1tterSHi Am
CaIrin Pdicslia Mrs
Cady r r
C.a-k Joel p !
Cook }
Copoirs thomas
Cheney Ihgmss W
rro'ar: T. 4rsna Nh.
Cafrea Phiielia VI w
Chase Francis
Chaub,ri.r Verse Z
Capr1r shepherd 2
Cram E.,sstics
Cannon Dennis
csmpbt j Patrick
tYaghisn 7 ,nothy
Ca-laL Thomas
tustiss tlemen.
cook Robsr.
Coz. DARBY
crov'-y Patrick
Counoliy John
Cro~iey t,hu
tur nirSs Michael
Coneil Miehssi
G3rcsrag Wm
Colmaa Daniel 2
Davy & CasAmaa
Uawisy l.
Dast. Lerari
poreir Ruth
DALEY Caroline Srs
Dag EIwAri
i3O~rer Mos-r ,
nsncs!ea i-i.Ge
r-.fv DANIEL
D,sy Ibis
Dawn LAM,
Dewey Daniel
Duty I.a~recce
i lxr MIchasl
D~toey Martin
D-r,~y Tbena.
U.n.ly Martin
DoneLse Rar arb
Dywa.y DAM
tat,asa yreber,ek
= = jain
E.ioz A T.
Fix,~;er L.,
Fy-em,r Geo II
F-a.r.a li.rry O., Jos
F.-3Ortt
CntsyJS
t...~- AW
FL. Gss z Rev
! ac--ty WI an
F-rs,Jar.
ia. an.
{. l.irt~s Man
IrsstEtl,,st
to- ~ NJ.
GosI,,r 40 u
GrL.,oS 81
trp.r gs-,riH
60 S.hsz
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HoUsE ron sLIE

'EHL Dsslia. iloa.~ sua OF o., %!
4 tn ras to- year. By ~,laa = (, !.
l~rt- IrEAs Vi ~ ytns o. rssy Assy a.
GEORGE " srNbNC
2a'sa1 De- 81, so -
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no We SPAWN.

Ns q " NV D.sr So. r,r,ua 80 = -
ny ,>sss.sss tsse< ~ s-s ts.iss,rs ,.ssgss
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FARMERS. LOOk At TuIS!

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cAM 3 TORE.

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~" CHARLES CLEMENT
tea,'s Rutland, U-- IS - tFie
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DENTISTRY.
DIR Z. V. N. HARDWOOD,

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81 lI"h, & Rpt.loa ard VANITY that he
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Oh NG ncs, Jan 6 b, shd remain Ss iong as
bus n-~s shall 70 aT~, sh>n bF ~4t tr happy
t, receive ea'', iron, any dc, IN. h's p'ole'-
Sons s<rytrvs.
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prices, D. 49, II. l. SPENCER
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TAYTS. BUMfS AND HRooHs
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STATE OF VERMONT, DE ;, rsmeu

East Cls,tndou Jan. IL lCjl. los
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-22
Riches for Children

The late Postmaster General of the Uni
ted States was once very poor boy, so
poor that he couln scarce afford a pair OF
shoes, without which "ths master would not
allow him to ceme to SCHOOL," Our boyhood
was passed in the village in which were
spent his early professional years. Wo re-
member once being in his company after he
han been elexsted to the Supreme Bench in
his native State, and hearing him make in
substance the following statements:
"I remember, "said he, ''the first time ]
visited Burlington as Judge of the Supreme
Court. had left it many years before. q
poor boy. At the time left, there were
two families of special note for their stand
ing and wealth. Each If them had son
about my own age. | was very poor, and
these two bors were very rich. Durnr
the long years fharc toll which passed be-
fore my return. had almost forgotten them.
They had long ago forgotten me.
Approaching the court for the first time.
In company with several gentlemen Of the
Bench and Bar, noticed in the court house
yard large pile of old furniture about to
be sold at vandue. The scenes OF carly
boyhood. with which was surrounded.
prompted me TO ask whose + ros. | w9s
toldit belonged TO NJ s. (.a- fctitiou.
initials Mr.. A. 4 remewleI "a family
tlat name verr. W8GLay-laefe was U4.1n
Too; can it be heF ! was ,aid r wac even
SO, He was the son of oas of tlc lilies
already alluded to. He Had inher,c re
than had YER earned, id spent I'd
now his own flmip were reduced q zeal
want, and his very iurutaro was tlat 10
be sold for debt. ! went into the court .s9.a
gudHnulV afr ,.i,I tb.t
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-22
The Farmers Creed.


We believe in small farms and thor
ough cultivation.
We believe in large crops which leave the
land better than they found il, making both
the farmer and the farm rich at once.
Wefbelieve the best fertilizer of anv soil
is spirit ofindustry. enterprise and intelli.
gence without this lime and gypsom, bones
and green manure, mari and guano, will be
of little use.
We believe in good fences. good barns,
good farm houses. good stock, good orch
ards and children enough to gather tho
fruit
We believe in clear kitchen, neat wifo
in it, spinning piano, a clean cupboard. and
a clear conscience.
We disbelievo in farmers who will not
improve in farms that grow poorer eyery
year--tarmers boys turning into s.erks and
merchants are farmers ashamed of their
vocation!
The good Farmer wears russell clothes.
but makes golden payments, leaving tin in
his buttons and silver inhis pockets In his
house ne is bountiful both to stranger and
poor people. He seldom goes far abroad.
and his credit stretches farther than hls
travails. He improveth his land to double
value by his good husbandry. in time of
famine no is the Joseph of the country. and
keeps the poor from starving.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-04-22

watchers left the room; snd Mr.. Gortou stood
alone, in speechless agony, before the being
made voiceess by himself.
The sensibillty so long slumbeiing within
his worldly, hardened heart, was now used TO
the very keenness of torture. And Ellen.
gentle piece that she was,-how would she
have gtieved 10 have seen the heart she had
loved SO overwhelmed with grief, regre, re-
morse. despair
Ellen my own Ellen'
But she could not hear
have killed thee, gentest and best!'
But the kindness of her hear, was not open
noicl Iforgive ihee.' could not fall from
those lips so palci 81 love thee,' could new
er come upon his ear again-never--aud
'Neyerl' thrilled his soul. every chord of
which was strung 10 its Intensity
IL anything could have added to the grief
inconsolable TO the man stricken 10 his ste rn-
ness and pride. it was the grief of his two
motheress boys. as they called q their moth
er's name in vain. and asked him why she
slept so long,
Few knew why Ellen died so suddenly and
so young, but. while Mr.. Goron preserved in
ms heart her memory and her virtues. he re-
membefed, and mourned in bitterness and
unavaling anguish, thai it was his own tho't-
less but not the less cruel. unkndness, ,hs,
laid her ia her early grave.
Never came the smile again upon his face;
and never, that fond nammas maneuvred and
insinuated. and fair daughters fiattered and
pialsed, did he wed again; for his heart was
hurried with his Ellen, whom he too late low
ed as be should have loved. His love
at came sunbeam on blasted flower"
Washington Irving. ia his beautiful .Af.
lection for the Dead" says: "Go TO the
grave OF buried love. and mediate. There
settle the account with thy conscience, for
every past benefit unreq uiIied. every past en-
iearment unregarded. Console thyselC If
hou cans', with this simple, yet futile trib-
lte OF regret, and take warning by this. thine
inavalllng sorrow for the dead. and hence.
Onward be moro faithful and affectionste in
he discharge Of Thy duties the living"