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Drugs and Medicines.

A \ ASSORTMENT Of Drugs, Medicines and
Il Perfmmcry is constantly kept on hand and
ior sale by CHARLES H. DENiSON, at the
White Rock Cos. store, No. > Babcock s Moss
Block, Westerly, t. l.
Ladies' and gentlemen can find the choicest
perfumes for the Handkerchief, or Toilette:
Fancy Soaps and an endless variety Of Fancy
Articles, hy calling rs above.
Also an assortment of Patent Medicines &c.
Westerly. April l. lSjl. If
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WATCHES, JEWELRY &c.

Nonstantly on hand aud for sale by the sub.
u scriber, mt the old stand in Westerly, Goid
and silver Watches and .jcwery; Silver Ware,
cold and silver Pencils; gold, gold plated, silver
and Gilt Watch Chains gold and gilt LocketS ,
Gold Pens fine Cutlery; hair, tooth, shaving
and nail Brushes; gold, silver "n.l steel bowed
Spectaclcs; cght-day and 50 .o'r Clocks, &c
Articles bought cf the sui ..her engraved
free of charge Clocks and Watches repaired
and warranted. THOMAS PEiill.
Westerly. April |. ~
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PawcatGck, April /.
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For the National Era.
GUARD THY TRUST.

~ MEIA
Bright are thy offerings, Oh Earth
And rich thy treasures be-
Collected 10 thy own wide lap,
Or spread through earth and sea
Thou givest flowers, thou givest fruits,
Thou giyest gems Of light,
And bringest from thy Utmost heart
Rich pearls, and jewels bright.
But what are all these gifts, fair Earth.
Oh What are they 10 me-
How little will thy BEST compare.
With my rare gin 10 thee
Ifthou hast given me blossoms bright,
Glistening with pearls Of dew,
Have not In thy bosom placed
lovely foveret tool
Oh she WAS ohoicer, sWseter FAR,
My lovely, fragrant rose,
More beautiful beyond compare,
Than thy broad garden knows.
Deal gently, then, dear Mother Earth,
With what ! trust TO thee,
ana give heFi Nhtu TINS ulkhl ~ past
In beauty back TO me.
What are thy boosted silver mines
What is thy Ophir's gold
What are thy Californian sands,
OF value yet untold
What are the treasures Of the deep
That line thy shifting sands
Thy sparkling diamonds htshlng bright
In distant, orient landsi
With what 10 me is more than these
have been called to part
Oh have laid upon thy breast
The jewel Of my heart.
=. Aud since 'stTspatsd unto thee
This gem OF prtc' less uv,sAi =,
Oh kindly guard my precious gin
Thou gentle, Nt9tSy, GsStk. = -
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FROM OUR CANADIAN CORRESPONDENT.

man Prscipilaied over the Falls Of Niagara-AnO-
males In Colonial Jurisprudence American fisher
men in the Gulf Of ~. LRwTence-ReligOusfe uds-
Quebec and Halifax Railway-DeputatiOn for the
United States connected with the RallOad Jubilee
Mt BostOn-Poriland RaiIrOad-Legislative Proceed
ings-Accident at Kingston fourteen ladies drown
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doubted by no one, all concerned give their united
testimony in proof Of extraordinary improvement,
both Of the hands and minds Of pupils thus vigor-
ously directed to 30 high an object
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
w,sHlNGToN, AUGUST %, 1851.
For the National Era.
JINGLE TOMS CABIN :
BY MRS. H. b. STOWE.

LIFE AMONG THE LOVELY.
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SLAVERY IN CALIFoRNIA- TABLEs TURS-
ED.-Yesterday, Missouri Stakeholder arrived
from Californis with fine lot Of gold and fine
looking young colored man, claimed as his slave.
IL appears that he had taken him from Missouri in
March, 1919, and that the young man had served
him nearly two years at the mines, earning his
q master some thousands ofdolars At one time
he was offered 81 500 per year for the fellows
services, but refused 10 take less than 81 900.
He took him out as bis slave, held him aud
worked him as such while In California, and com
PEELED him, against the mans wishes, to return
with him as such, and intended last evening 10
have left this city for Missouri with his man
rights, and on learning that from the day he Get
foot in California he had been, in law, his OpE
man, he just stepped aside, and concluded 10 let
the Missourian 90 back alone, but not until he
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Cg.prrR XII.-Selsa Incidents Of LGwfH Trade
-, "a 1reat mourning; Rachel weeping for her chill
tren ana would not be cOmforted
The New York herald., 1851-11-20
Indian Troubles on the cus,

(From the ssn Diego zeal Bersd, October 10
We leain the following rumor Of fight With the
Indians at the juncture of the Gila and Colorado
rivers, through an Indian who came in on Tuesday
ls seems the Yumas and Cocopas had diff ,ulty,
aud sent delegation In to Major Heintze an,
who acted as Indian ag ent while be stationed at
the Gils, to settle the matter lie decided the mat
ter, but bis decision appears not to have given
tisiaction to either party, and they CO ne 10 the
conclusion to "6gh, Il out /" The Yumas, who are
q brave race, came OF victorious. Though the
Cocopas we're pretty severely whipped, they we're
Lot conquered, but Immediately entered ihto a
tresty With the Msricopas TO assist them to drive
the Yumss from the oountry. Lieut. Sweeney,
who was left at the ella by Major Heintselmsn,
With ONLY nine men, hearing OF what was going on,
sent word te the Cocopss that he would allow OF no
more Sighting; 10 which they replied, thathe aud
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

CgorrpA m NEw 0eLEArs -Toere we're ten
a..tbs By cholera 10 New Orcsn, duuas tbs week cod
ing the stb Inst,
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

THANKsorvfNe IN observation-disclosures Cobb,
Of Georgia has appointed the 27th inst TO be Observed
~ day Of general Thanksgiving In that ststs
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

WILL OF THE LATE J FENtMoRE CooPER The
Cooperstown Journal publishes the will of this dis.
tipgushed man, AZ follows -" WILL, James
Fenimore Cooper, declare and publish this to be
my last will and testament al give and bequeath
to my wife, Susan Augusta, all my property nov
In possession, or to which | may have any claim,
now or hereafter whether real or personal or mixed
to be enjoyed by her, her heirs, and assigns tor
ever make M v said wife the esecutrix Of this my
will" Signed SC, sth November, 1Si9, and
proved Of record 26th September, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

tend that this measure will Danish ell the difficulties Of
the sItustion. But to each day It's appointed task .
To-day to re estsblish universal suffrage Is to deprive
civil Its snfign the opposition Of its last argu
II will furnish France with the possibility OF giving
itself institutions which may reposs It viii be
give back in future 10 the powers the State that
moral force which can only exist long reposss on
copsecrated principle and ncontestable authority
Receive, gentlemen the assurance Of my high esteem
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Elysee National, November
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
Administrators A sale.

EpY virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court of Wilkinson County, Missis-
slppi, made at ;he August Term thereof,
the undersigned Administrative and admin
istrator of the Estate Of Lakewood NJ.
Farish deceased, will on Tuesday the 9TH
day of October next, between the no urs
prescribed b. law, at the Coun House in
The town of Woodville in said County, ex-
pose for sale at public Auction, to the h igh-
est bidders, on a credit OF six months from
the day of sale, the perishabe estate of
said deceased, consisting of one saddle nd
Harness horse, 90 Gallons Of old Bour bon
Whskey, one two horse Wagon, Law
Library one book case and long table,
one double barreled shot gun, one large
writing table, and one small writing table.
The purchasers OF said personal Estate
will be required to give bonds with good
and ample security, payable in six months
Tor the purchase money.
JANE l.. FARlSH, Admx.
VIM. STAMPS, Admr. of
II. M. FAEIsH, decd.
Woolviils Miss, Ang'l2th 1851 39t
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

Although thr river IS in fine 5,,,i.,
condition We encounter very few 1, :,
oi any description, fewer lhsnI eve.
seen upon this river, attributable / sun.
pose TO The small amount Of bu,ins,,
DONG THIS season Of the year. Suppo,
nng J have wearied you sufficiently
TOT the present bid you adieu.
Hssss
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

NEurRAL pArERs The Wing SAYS
zone after one, the neutral papers Of tne
State. and those that hitherto have stood
undetermined ia the great controversy that
Is now waging between the Union men Of
Mississippi. aud those who recently named
themselves Democratic Stale Rights party,
are falling into the Union party" Among
those neutral pape-s, is one, edited by w.
Z, Andrews, formerly Of Ohio. In speech
made by this glorious Unicn editor--thls
Par enCltenoe, onion patron, in the can
Yass ol lsIs Le said, that he was demo.
cratic--a democrat, and yet free soiler
and lac regretted that there was not Van
BGren ticket IN Mlssissippi 50 that he could
vote it, Said be
You are told that was opposed 10 the
nomlnaiion OF Cass aud Batter; that ! Dye.
teryol Van B0rca, alta ir2,tla hare rote,y
for INN, y there had bean q Fyee.sol
ttch1 W h4c Stdte AIT rms | AcKNow.
LEDaE, and yea CHM to be Democrat
~ an, a Is true opposed 10 he crtca.
stoa n stateB, and IN the langaage of
Lewis Cass dep,oaaie Us eEistenec IN
IrtHftplci aud pray LOT rs a6oiai9a crery.
,cjlclc.
hou are entitled, neiel,bor, to all the
gloridcnliou you can make over such chan.
ges as the above, We look forward to the
future numbers Of Andrews paper, to iind
some choice deuunciatous OF Southern
men If there are any more such men in
the State, we hope they may be a, once set
ep by wing money 70 "save the Union :"
O. Two negro men, were committed to
the jail Of this County yesterday evening
on the charge Of having killed Mr.. ]. p.
Humphfles, who was found dead in the
Buffalo Creek some weeks aqo. They be.
long to the Estate OF Mr. II. 1t appears
that one OF the negcoes made confession
to another Of Mr. Humphries blacks, that
he. and the one committed with him, struck
Mr. lIumphries across the neck (Which
broke It, aud then cast him into the creek.
twill be recolIected that the place where
Mr. II. was found was not over two feet
in depth, aud Iha; his neck was broke.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
~ EIIklIlsH vtIg Inn Tfgiairss.

-.a1e writing lbl uu.c.s f.,grlns Ila1ls
10 TIE WLig i0r circulating C1r Qutanans
message, We have been hasIsl ihs lO.i0a.
sieuet. wlieh vii luiIy erpisin h-eA-
aBd. 40, the a.iempiel sspasi ne Wing
res ~ make Dui Of ris aainiug E1ta. ID
al be seu ihst he WakiHsoa Nh.g a..
Fya which vas ciseUlated fhis week .-tLs
seo1Ha teoek gf Augus, 1851. was printed
a. the office ol the tsea Southfou. 10 Jack.
sou, NDfemLef i8u' a. D 1850 nearly
nine months ago Il wss ihsn and there
printed. sni forwarded % our usighbor
ibai be might have the credit u .'circuia-
ting amongst The readers II the WTkirson
Wing a. a. early date a. possible. the
forthcoming message Oi Gov. Qahman.
That eifcuiauon. however, i was deemed
would be detrimental to whisgey, Ga a.
much a. the msssays. aal ihs clfcamstaB-
ess under which o was wnuen. fa.ly eE.
2iained aai jastids1 tie strony language
used BY the Governor until period, moe
months aiterwafd, when lhe Uai0H hnm-
bug, then in embryo. should be born IL isli
Strength, and tue dJcaneut as the gran
nies thought. could be ased a. kiu5 Of Tea
for the siekly baniling Noig, IL is sanain-
lsser 10 a lal dosy--ihree hundred grains
70 promote aud secure tbe lie ol ihe hope
fol huH,baz. bv lhs discfee. aud ,,raelcsd
judgment d the granne. of the Cpion par
tee. We invite attention 70 The cJres pom
dence; and rr-Pecliu.Iy saggesi to Our
friends Of the SDuihem Rights Association
that ihey at once fsrwsfd ten dollars 10 the
Souihron. for pointing The Extras. aud piss
appropriate the sum Of twenty-five GEMS, to
the DeAil ol the Wing who diriubuled the
fnessage. We would also suggesi 10 the
financial scribe Of the Wing thai be al
once telegraph 10 the Editor Of The Whig
who is now at The Bay, ibe iol9wing mes
sage
"when the cat is gone ibe mice will play, :
aud feques: his return to his posi- Al onoe
WoomrLLE, Nov 1s 1859
T5aos PQRme,, Esg
Pa5stslsy Of S9at6HsH--
Dear S1.
IN view Of circulating amongst the read
ers Of the " Wikius9u Whig' at as sarly
date ss possible, the iorfiseorning message
Of Coy. Quitnan. we have thought best to
ask Of you this favor, viz that you will
strike of for us 800 Of your extra copies OF
the Governors message, with the caption
Wilkinson Wing Extra, Monday. Noyem-
Der 23. 1850, aud forward tJ US as early
as possible, and also your bill for publishing
the same, TO this office, aud you viii much
oblige yoJrs, &c.
Respectfully,
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

you wonld relish your food, labor for
IL; you wonld enjoy your raiment, nav
ior l; before you wear it; if you would
sleep soandly, take clear conscience to
bed with you
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
Another Fire in rSllro,Dia.


We regret to find saws N. F..
Trader, that there hes bee, ano,bsr
disastrous eonhagratiOn in California
the seat Of the misfortune, on mi, oc'
casion being at Stockton. The Gro
broke out on the 22nd of Juro anJ
ragged for considerable period u,;,L
the most terrific violence it il sa;I
that s3,0OO,O0O worth of property w.s
destroyed. In relation to the occu,
renee we copy the following from the
New Orleans Daily Delta:
The space extended six streets from
east TO west. and five from north 70
south, including ten entire squares. and
the major part of six others.
A man was shot dead by an officer
IN Bush street, for pundering the prop
erty placed there by the sufferers in
ihe fire. .t
Charles S. Lyons was found burned
to death on Jackson street, between
Dupont and Kearny streets. No par
ticulars could be obtained concerning
the manner of his death
Mr.. Bach, OF the firm of Bach, Rur.
melt &Co., was burned to death in en>
deavoring to save his store room.
Geo Hubbard, native of Scotland
about 40 years of age. who had been
confined TO his bed in house in Jacks
son street for eight days past, expired
while being removed to the Plaza,
1t is understood that the Committee
of Vigilance have made large num-
ber Of arrests, or charges of incendiar
ism and theft committed during the fire.
Three were tried and honorabIy ac-
quilted. Others, are still iloned, and
held in custody for future examina.
lion.
There is no doubt that this terrific
fire was the work of an incendiary.
The time selected was a good one, just
The people were going to church on
Sunday morning, and the place was
upon hill, from which the fire must
inevitably have spread to the whole
city 1t is impossible at present to
give anything like an accurate account
Of the amount of property destrol ed,
or the loosers. Probably about five
hundred houses aud three millions dol
lars worth Of property have been de-
s;royed.
, We arc informed that Mr.. Sanchez,
: in Sacramento street discovered about
9 o'clock, some viliail trying to set
fire to his premises. He hred at him,
Dut without effect. The incendiary
,. escaped,
There was evidently an arranged
! plan to set fire to and CONSUME tne cl-
~. Loug before The fire reached III
that vicinity, man was discovered to
set fire to Pacific steet wharf He
: was arrested, and il is understood was
] handed over to to the Vigilance Com
i mitiee. The portion OF Marvin d
f Hitchcock'S building, occupied by Lou
is killein AS cigar store, was fired in
the rear by some miscreant, who broke
one Of the panes of glass IN the sash
: of the door leading to the yard, and
= set fire to the curtain of the window
The mark of the match ignited for the
: purpose is visible on the door. More
e Than .;er we are convinced by this
| that there is n this city an organized
, band sworn to dcsfr2v it. Everything
connected with this fire has certainly
shown it.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

We hope our neighbor will enjoy the
glorious prospect nOp OF Foote's election.
Let him do his Growing before the election
I'VE wish to do ours after il.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

New FREE Soil PAPER.-Sixty thou"
sand dollars has been subscribed by
number of New York merchants, to-
be expended in printing daily paper
devoted to the propagation of Free
Soil principles. This does not augUr
we'll for the restoration Of sound opin-
inns there. 1t will he placed under
the editorial control of Henry J. Ray
mond. he wio perverted the Courier
aud Enquirer to Free Soilism. in the
absence of Webb, the proprietor.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

DIED-In Louisville, KY, on the 23rd
July, JOSEPHINE, daughter of Mr.. John
Mckee, lately of this place.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

An editor at a dinner table being asked
il he would take some pudding, replied in
fit of abstraction, Owing TO crowd of
other matter, am unable 10 finl room i)r
il.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

A cheerful face is nearly as good for an in
valid as healthy weather. To make scl,
man think he is dying, all that's necessary
is to look lialf dead yourself,
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

A lady in mansgerie being asked why
she so closely scanned the elephant with
her opera g.ass, replied, that she was "look-
ing for the key-hole to his trunk"
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
w. G. BoNNEy,
Publisher OF Wilkinson Wing.
Jackson, July IS, 1851.

JAcKsoN, July 49, 1851
Mr.. BoaRey | complied with your re.
quest--seht the 500 copes--lny o'll $40
but have not had the pleasure Of receiving
ile amouptf please attend to it. am oblige,
Respectfully, Thos. PALMER.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

Why are the women of China like the
whig party of Mississippi!
Give IL up
Because contrary to their interest, they
cherish a uery small Foot, (Foote.)
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

N@1ee the runway REGISTER on our
iaath pa9e. I;is now fnll, and mp to this
dt we ! oar planting fytnds, in par
/. ieulaf ippQ.ee ths addition 10 our paper
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

- u nfe raines - auied lhat ialsi
feB*g steenfi between Mr Jas W.
iioa1taeg anl Ir Ilsnas 2 sniih, pro.
1,iqt p i;H'iis Hotel. 81 Bagon Sara, Oh
e3py sye5i is.sin 9hi'3i lhq latter gen
ppu was kHeJ. Report says thni Nh
DganaieY called upJu Ml Smith for an ex.
Plahaton 81 some feEatk De had made con.
cefDiae hin smi.h Knocked D7unsiiey
d#n aih care, drew die sword aud
attempted % siab hln. DoDDelloY recoy.
nfgd lon ,he ggoaai. drew knife aid cut
e3iitik ni ibe stomach. aBd ct another lunge
terqrei both jdeblaT VEINS
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

w F,yn 81 quarters we hear the sad.
dsst aec3in ui The cotton crop The
cfapa WI weare ceg,ein, be one.flh short
81 fhat VI l7si SEASON Tie shedding con
lhaa " aa alpnnlng degree. aud the uu.
iperou raiusaad winds ofe pddug to the
dts4neiioh ~ fHat
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

IT~ " e have received from oar old friend
Capt LeVis A Collier large bundle oi
chidornia papers Woorc glad to perceive
ilot ihc fap,aih har been appreciated IN
the stbie w q a5oltign lie was. for a
ubne, aD Ajdmau 1l saH Francisco. then
Alenidc u sip,aog, apd is now Circuit
Cleik " opeel lbe sfses. counties 10 the
etair. 'ib Ospi idas d., be bas enjoy.
~ ~ hug haai'h, aiid hopes to see his numer.
o84nend n oi Nlklaaon, al some iatnre
Gsy Mag every honor attend him.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

AHorura LocoFoco Tack We fear
oat Why Bl.en1s have sgryly been dpped by
come cuu4.ug lceo, We see scattered
alom hundreds Of Gov Quitmnns late pa.
uious message, Oh sheet styled "Wilkin.
son Wig ESln" Did Our whig friend,
dlGay tilo vapcnscs Of This publication
Til4n where = The financial scribe Y. whc,
when be founl out some honest trutl.seek.
iug whi-s Ind subscribed towards the Da.
vs. and Blown barbecue, cried imposi
nan 50 ustlly Where is the old statute
he Gated up to punish the democracy for
getting money from udsophisticated wings,
Amlef inlse pretehces. as he alleged was
the case W were iast IA the act Of print.
iuS oil "a Jew thousand copies OF that mes.
sas,, ourselves lss g,atutous distribution /;
bni lie Wing ha' anticipated ua for which
il has oar profound lnanks.
a---+--s----~---=--.--~
g3'd Il au dol, worshipped in al eli.
asses without single temple, and by al,
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12
rsiilasaY MORNING AUGUST ~. 1851.

tgr b. lt- A. e. ~. ges. s.sl.. WIii cln.
felf ~ stow h.s I1me otsd 81 a eandi.
date ior ile Office Qf Sbepf Sc will re-
es'te t'e wsfm soepoa q
MAkY YorERs
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

.lt91sr 4 .magtua of lhase interested in
'f'lc 3ptoKmUn o. lhe hlunoshiuo. will
bed at ki1g ton, Adatas Co, on Satun.
Il yHe'f
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

Ifesaa AHtsts Ual9a .9ssociattou.
taA O-lhe dadbmiou Of paintings Of
b. p3ia1n forielY 81 Western aud South.
era 0eo'ns, likes place ~ September nc1t
'fh catalogue of prizes "a mos, inviting.
pr3iA ~ hannb oi useful ou has had 70
contend ill' . much opposition as this
A4igpe 20 M q4aeis Low its pc;Ilog.
Ge i#iaon m mposlefs and this al
- hes q 4gps mai other opponents
LH few re's0ns can Be eminent ia paint.
itg AI those t0 a,o lbe hyoriics Of na.
wm. Il a 5u,e~of ,lgs A-.ociatouto
aqg9n al uase struggling gcnies.
nHn q w3t~e own laue.
The ,as JJat4a sPpb,,sbed sl Gin.
cituat, .Jl easb, WHICH entities the sub
taaber % Uen .aa. o tVo linc pictures
--Jne Washington and ono on "Catch.
ns AaD4ts, ue.les ,he chance Of drawing
q aae Vi lauaug Prof ch.. Berg, Hon.
sccie.gry W,s receive suh ehpuOns.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

@"' ''')a hfo a4isl us'Ia5 wiil be held
taa hHn camp Groenl. Hear Whites.
nnip2 % Thursday uczL TIE
~ Dm4e Wiaaps, Watkin. aud
wi4 assisl b. Lgh on the occa.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

C;3d /. au dol, worshipped iu al eli.
.ses without single temple, and by ali
eiasses without single hypoeriie.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-08-12

You will perhaps pardon my vanity
in saying ] was introduced to her in
Bayou Sara, and as she was coming up
the river and had no male friend with
her, placed herself under my protects
ing care" during the voyage; this find
especially convenient at meal times.
| have only to say further that | find
her all which S he is represented above,
she is lady OF varied and extensive
information, fine intellect ual powers.
a pleasant; travelling companion and |
bespeak for her book liberal patron.
age from the citizens of Wilkinson; she
tells me a new edition has been called
for, the revision of which she is now
attending to, and it will be issued in
the fall.
/ have procured copy OF the first
edition which | prize more highly as
she favored me with her AUTOGRAPH.
written on one of the blank leaves.
The work is simply entitled "Sketches"
and is a collection of fugitive pieces
in prose and verse,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
BiaELows EXPRESS.


ESSENGERS pass 10 and from all pla
WI ces on routes Of Fit .hburgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vernon, aud Massachusetts,. -
Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burlng-
ton Railroads.
Connections with other companies nre 50
arranged ,ha, AL Express Matter can be for
warded without delay to any part of the IT,
nited States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe
We ASSUME no responsibility beyond the
terminus of our routes.
Bandirs BanL Notes, SPfric and .herehan
4'' sNHGG1IHES, I DEarTs, TBSiliL, 4C
collsctcd, paid or negotiated Stock., Pro
ducc, and Merchandise, bought or sold, and
all kinds OF Express Business promptly at,en
dcd To.
In sending money or parcels Of considrra
bic value, the amount must he stated, other.
wise we are not responsible, in case of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
a packages should be made compact as
possible, and no package will be received IN
less III good order aud distinctly marked, Al
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and PERSONAL,
signed
Letters cannot he taken, it being prohibit
ed ny the Post Office Departments
All packages should be marked "Bi2cluw' ;.
Express
Principal Office Railroad Exchange Boston
FISK II RICE, Proprietors
PRATr Il FosrE Agents, Rutland.