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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

HsAIrs Naxr~..---Es~rcise esn~swss n
the regular sea successive activity 81 every
organ and iasc,scn. All that gsre~ hcal,l,.
ygsxn,s~ hsppinos.--sll tina, gives h,Ya-
er~s. p-nma-s health. A healthy hs-ay 10
. ,ensle III fpt the Holy Goss to dwell i,c
bot man With his skin covered With filth,
his month fu,i II tobacco, ard his body full
os ilsease. 10 hard specimen Of christian.
lie may rry three times day, snt he bias
phci,cs every irynpeni, and Is breathing
pr,sausiica N thc work Of God.
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.TArE,bat..-AbIg.ii Vvright's E.i.te.

sTATE-bate.-Ablgan Wright's Estate.
;...i YE cs,sus t' .pselai ss. ."a,
held at R"and in ;n .hc said district Of na,'s and,
day OF October. A. D. rs i rrs.u, liam ." ,n,nn
BuIIoS, Judge: '' ''o'' "A"'
nh.fcss, certain instrument IN writing. dated the
I'd dsy of oe,oecr A. y isiS Npn.,,,iYs,s ~ ~
will and tc.tan'cnt Of Ahsg'l Wright Istd ~ sbrcws
bury in said district, deceased, presented 10 tho
said Probate Court by Almond IT, Ballard, the executor
therein named in orier that said instruDrp igbt he
dul, proved aud allowed by said Court as said last
will and testament:
Therefore, II is ordered by said Count that said pro
bate AID allow Ancr Ice And the are. rof-rrcd to
stated session o ssid ouri To he held al the ofbrn OF
the Register 81 said Cuur in Rutland in sad district
On the let Monday being tho 3rdday of January, 4.
d. lc3, and that notice thetaof be given by publishing
certified copy of the record offhs order three weeks
saoer.sissy, pfe,io tbersto, in the Rutland County
Herald, new spsprr published A. ,aid Ruiiand, IN or
def that all p-r-ns interested therein, may then and
there spisar bcfHc said Court, and contest the said
probate and allowance, II they zee bt.
\ true copy Of record HENRY HALL.
20 Register
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RUTLAND ACADEMY

RUTLAND AC ADEMY.
Luther LOWELL, A. L., Prise,psL
Mics ~. N. SHIPMAN, tpxsrsvss.
Mr.. Z. W. HOPKINS, Tessk>- Of .Nssix.
'I,HE Winter Term Of this In ststwtion
L will commence .Hosdss, Dse4mbsr 6tA, and con.
tipue eleven weeks. The sehoo has opened the pres
cut Term under the most favorable auspices. and The
same literal patronage Il solicited from abroad which
has been secured at bane.
7'gTJIO.S
Common Eaflish, p quarter, $500 n 80
Higher English, " 3,h "a 90
Latin and Greek 100 d 800
Frcach and German, each, (rsrs) 100 Il 100
Drawing and Painting zach, fs,trs,) geo
Music, with u.e of Instrument, 1900
- Board b- obtxincd I'm reasonable termS-
fr,nn 81 80 "a 400 Y week.
MARTIN q. EvERTs, C<ra.
Rutland. Nov. Is, is5l a5--3we.
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~ Here. ncs, ,,,ouph, for the lsd,

CT Here's nca, ,.,ough, for the lsdy
yc-.i6crs.
R,pin, in his Latin poem Of THE Gar
dcns.~ calls the ross. Rhodsn'he---onor n
nyu,,.i,. beautiful and fas,idirus, and wor-
shipped BY ,he saore~ Of Dians. Ap,l!o,
disguised with her hsugG,,ness, turned her
into rose-trcc, and SO. her lsq.less low
crs as ,horns all abou, her, giving her sluas
ana worms for companions.
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M. Miller's Patent Sleigh.

FORT ANN, WARRINGTON CO., N. Y.
FlNuE sUBs' RIDER would respectfully ihfurm tli'
i public that he has hand large assortment OF
hts style Of sieghs nj bi. shops in Fon Ann, Wash
ibgton Co., n. Y. lie fatfcrs himself that any
ionerx wishing 10 purchase thing In this line from
sporting sleigh 10 q four horse BAronehs he As
coinodaicd with article and price, that viii render
IL object ot them Ia call and anime his work.
lie has few for sale at the Rutland Depot, wbers
ing
Notice has heretofore been given to the public, thsi
Letters Patent have been granted to tho subscriber
Tor ar improvement generally kno~n MS the Patent
Front Sleigh--whioh IN more extensively used THAI
any other-and la AIKEN the first premium Al thu \
u State Far for four successive yeas The sal'srri
Dor intends avail himself of the boReht Of said
proyenrni, and wonld say that iBtfndeT- Will hence
birth be- looked after; and that those enhsidere
lntrud~rs W no throw into market Scighs msnufaotui
cd BY those ho have secured the night 10 build
and that these who uS~, well vsnd, arc eqasi
liable. Me~srs. Mcaehsm, Of brandon Whitaker 4
persons who have the right u build, in the northern
part II Rutland County. rhas~ purchasing II an,
other mechanic, between Pouitney and Middlebnr)
viii be liable 10 at, In the Hupreme Coar Of tho
United States for violation Of the Patent Laws.
MOSES MILLER.
Rutland, Now, 20, 1854 4s-3w
DOOTs. SHOES 4 RuBRERs.-Iooer aii
ID u Meme, boys and Youth's Boots, absss, Br
ssns and Rubber.
ladies' Gaters; walking sba~s Slips; Bpskins
hid, Calf and Patent Leather Hootees; Misscs shoe
and accompanying q very large stuck u shoss
&e.,s warranted ~ give entire satirfao'ton 10 tht
purchaser. q. BURT 4 SON.
Rutland, Dee. ,, lisa.
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New Goods

Al TVE NEW VNION STOUEI
~ BURT l. tOS are now rceeislng the most spl~g
\ did stuck OF Goods ever Offered hrre, eonsissin
Of Ciotbs, Cassinrrr, Doestins, Fbsep's Grey, Ac
vcst,ngs Of vsruas kinds Dress Goods II all kinds
Bag RtAte shawis, Csn,hrir and Muslin Embrpidr
mes Thread and Cotton Edgins. Dre.s Trininins,
k,bbJns, great variety Straw BsHBctsi Tsi,ots
Trimmings, of tie best quality.
Family G,o,sriss of.yep description spieos Of q
kihds-iure Efoand ana usgrDaBd.
Hardware and Cutlery Dug. and Msdieiass p
tent A~aieines, II every ussfai hind
Fhoe XII snd fiBdiaesi
A superior stock ~ Domestic Goods ,-->oas,st,sf
Blown and Biesehed shcetnss Ard shwtinr, brUws
and Bloaetsrd Co,ion Ftaepeis; Drnilns White ar
Coiosrd wadsiagj Raul Viking T~iAe; Gov
Yarn, ne.
Boots ssd Shoes NJ all kinds
Rutland, Nav, &c. ls52.
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C~wn~~t ~ hpsttaatsa
VIA rtNant.,s ~ ffsiiasr sns Noetsr q, Railroads,
and ults thu tsrusoni Crsssst, ant Nrssavet sud
Caasaa Road, 81 tbe M. North esd Wrss, va
ChssuP,s,n and ~. Is,.rsgt, aaa thv OSsssshssvh
Railroads.
Connect ~ Ras1aad
Nnh ts.e Tfsins II wes,ers trrm~s,. hntisnd AID
wasbsas,p. ana ssr.isss sss " ssi,nssn nsiitssfs,
ss New yssk, Aihsn,, Trs, Satisfactorily. bsesic
and the West.
Ceanses ~ nsGosvs Fases
With Trsu. 81 tbesafc, ttra,ant valley. and fefi
ras Railroads, Go Nird~a, Ha-su,. Wen essrt, law
eli, st<snsheis, Hsrsri. New HA,sa ard Now
twk.
ey rncs are i,s. whsn Tf<tss SIR purchases 81
the bfsoss, ttAa " hcn paid 10 shs Cs,-,
JOHN q. DUNLAP, Sop.
p,yf,nr,ao <,, 10 Ian &-N
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STATE OF VERMONT, REa r"%.%s.r.d ,h,'
hc.d Caseton, IN and fs the District Of Pairhavon
on tho 81 day u December, All iS'2,--rrc-eni, n.
Warner, Las~;
An Instrument in exsparpn,tiaa to be the last
will and Testament 81 Name, Eaton late II Csssls'os
here by ofsre n 9urnsry the executor therein nam
cd tot probate II 10 ordered BY said cnr that all per
sous e~racd therein h. notified to appear At scs
SION II SAID 10 be held n Castleon aforesaid On
the Goth day Of i,rc encS inst, and show cause any
they may have against the Jsobats 81 said VIII fo'
which purpose is further ordered that copy ot tia
ID II this order be- published three weeks success
s;yciy in the Ratland County Herald nowspaYe'
p,intea al RuSnd in this staic, ell which ubllr asior
shall Ne previous thc said time appointed for sam
% Judte
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" j. n =
~ - sQ>nA Neass - - keqfsse - -.
gsssssn s>s - $3.50 = - 80 - -. =
- r~t - elsAAr,s - - ep9mkse9 =
ss~s Brp4s - cs~v>ntv - sHssa elsee1sse = -
aopesSsp. t,Mswa ts3~n - s4essS - tpN~. -
qsap epmS - a. ~~esi. ~ s5~eAss sesss - - -
- e-~as ~ sssL kss Ssl~~s Astsss - - vsss~s
rswAss<s =. vsssst~isse ssss~s n ssssssss sh~ss
srAr1cNERx
A va ia1s e.sa 4 sssss, 60 - 49, r. -
is~sss., N.sss~-s, "a, Masx hsSr, 49,
tsAA. 80 ~ wasrs s4sssssss issssscssiy ssSs.
pGhftNEet.
shekns W 81 tssssspsp ssl 1stss atssscs etc sss
hsaf W I've ,asrhsss " A-h, tfss sssiss y fss
ssAss~< = ss<r s,sssSssssss shAs ss~ pssee
rtsKfr Ct-rt.ERv.
tess~ es~ss~ssss ~ ~ essHss~ Wssrsv9fe krIs-s
Sue ale " s-y Is fssces. ~e~ssss<sss ,fs sssc. ~
~a,eh iA~-~ sstsArs,es As4ses ss&s ~ bat-se.
Al &fsss,~s in ~. i.se wsrtsssss
PATESr MkptftsEs
TIE ktrs rst-ps Medicines ~ TIE dss sod VI the
asAsafsyfafesu' r<rrs. Al - sia-~- k-is,cs b.
leg s-ssa~sa a,r~s t~r te pcsSsssss. the patsc
rcss s-ssfvt ssAi ,lsy sssssss~
GtNtkr
~ isss' n.Sks, p-ca thu tSsa-us and TIE cnsnsso
-rh-ls II TIE sxntf, ysstsn,f ca bssd, saa ST. sale
o. wsrcbsais asa c,tsy- At lc~ trtes a,sesiiAas,s-
t.~ks. assrsse;y ps5,eisf, si~sss 90 hard treIba
o,sk the standard f,~.ss spd Historians New Hsscel
,~pes- hsst. ss<e,yet e~tts wesk- rs$se. is~ and
t-srs, II pa H.ept. Cash
Nav. ~, isss ~ l. SPENCER
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D.tost Of Rs'a"d, IS. Is at special session
Of the rrsie cf1 Tor the said district 81 Rutland
held lat Rutland, in and for said district, the 9Th
DAY Of December, A. d. ls.e present Hon. Harvey
Button, Judge:
wherea, Erwin Collins, administrator OF the estate
OF Susanaah Newton late Of fra 10 said district decea
s~d intcsc, has this day applied a. the said probate
eIr rTsosiug IN render acc ,int Uf hs admins
uatns VI said estate Therefore II Is ordered BY said
ennr that the examination "f said account for said
sli"~ and also decree ~ The Tersons entitled
iteto g the Ie.,due u said estate AFTER paying the
debts of said deceased and expenses Of administration
he, aud the are hereby rrf-rred stated ,es,h
Of said CONT BE- held tho Office Of the Rsxsier Of
said c0u In Rutland, in said district, the Hrsi Mon
ia, tnJanusry, 4. D. 1888, fhsf notice thereof he q
BY publishing certified copy Of the record Of TN,
nrder three weeks suecetsvsiy, previous thereto in
the Rutland County Iieraid, Newspaper .s,bshta al
said Rutland, tn order that all psrroas Rtereaod there
ia bring thereby dnl, nc,S~d, thereof, may then and
there apJs hefre .aid and Object account
and decree II they ranse.
true copy Of WORD. HENRY HALL,
- Register,
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Truth overcou,cs faisel.ood, and shsp,
cion cannot live before perfcc, frankness.
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Falsehood could do but little mischief If it
did no; gain the credit oftruth.
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DUSkIAN LINIMENT AND PAIN DE
IL STROYER.--Twrn,y,iv five cents " III buy bot
tie of this celebrated effcc,ual External Remedy, and
should be without H. For Rheumatism, BTui
ses. Swcilings, sprains, CrsJnp, stIcce, weakness
IN the Neck or Joints, &c.
PoR ONE CLASS OF DISEASES ONLY.
This IL rce"mme ndrd a. a reliable I.inmeBt, and mt
hmnibug large number will testify IN favor o. its
b nchcia effects No certificates necessary as the At
tics viii speak fr itself BARRETT q. SON
Wholesale Agents, Rutland. VI
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TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
TIVE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will comments on Friday, IRE. l0th.
a hfx Cesrsf cT Ssay for Graduates has been AZ
ranged leaving cut the Ans-ni Language and intro
during an equivalent in Mathematics and Natural sci
enct. ~ this arrangement, il 10 optional with siu
dents ou which rourse they graduate.
Or students are especially desired IN make sppli
cation early, to be- sure 0f securing rooiS.
JASON r. WALKER.
Wexi P,yll,ney. Nov. %. 1850
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I,ALL ANp MtNrxn CLoTHINe.-.re


HALL AND WINTER CLOTH1NG.- The
i subs tftrf ~ruitnftsn his friends sna thr pub
he that he has jsa received noc ss>,stm-ni II
tSoc<s fss It's fsii I raar ,~cun-t-tas. IN part Of
pNE1totTSi
Cry, Bloc ma, bso~n. Mined, Fsnryyl e
COATS
r'a'A nre.. sad rrsa. nl"l cs'imason,
Eidr Eiask E" olive "
Biaf Dsrss +" brown 50
nr,vs Gfesn
Hue, niaekr olive. Rrewn. and psst M,sd t1cths,
PNhTrt
Hlsfh Dr,.tias, Hack Cashmere,
Parry d,iio, Ais~5 ditto,
Aisrd ditto. Fancy d,fte,
Hae, Fanes, AID Mived sssnrt. &C., a.
yESTf;
B,set ssnu, Fanfy Color~d sak.
FAaty Z" Gtenad,cr,
| vshneia, C1uih, Single and
| Lasting, noable breasted.
| Also, iarr, 10, of cheap heavy C,oshns for eve
1 Cay WeB.
| yof'Tii,s AND goys' CLOTHING.
intend I, keep stock sure,cnt To ncct The wish
Of aii,--of tho ma-, approved .i,ie and quality,
! FURNISHING GOODS
! Shirts, Bcso'n.. Collar, Under Shirts, Drawers.
| Handkerchief, Crassts, stnehs, BtNr~,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ci.,,hcs and
\ Hair Buisbes, Wallets,
turf Monies,
| rerfutnrry, Oils, etc.
/ FALL. STYLES HATS AND cars.
- CaR esS s,smiss LsfarS psrsAas,ss esswhs, a.
On xtss-sjreJ net 10 BE- s~der,otG- J.C. FOSTER.
Rutland, Nov. ~, ls,a 1T
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n iBKHArt0k---r h.s sss, assrsf, thz, hsv, vsvee
my sss.. n A. es~gs.sss ED jafsrs y. k.eps-xs,
eSsiae ihs 81 ttos saisrssty sss
vhs sssas ID ttsS ~sssises. saS Pc. aeess n
4Aais sasstrAfsAss sfass fsss As~
bsss-. Ns~s, isa. MISSY srEsAkss.
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QCADnILLE BAsD, H~saass, Va.
NTpstr slsA.sassa La hs!is. Ft,ssas Fsrs.s-A Sc
NJ spgay ~ v. J. Pass, B~~zsss. ~ hsy, :zsSh-
- fs~ss as wsitxsss. tis PsshA, seSctsis<ss. AZ
Nor iss. laaa. xM
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'1uNk SdsiTa---f- Barr resa have ls.ss rssSsr
81 sfs~as.f ssxrk u stsfs t.ss. sas hAs eosr.s.
an. hsef. n''a tast az se'iias % E<ss-yiss ssii
sEf ,s~r isv. Tsss ssvts ate - ssrss,ss
asilsEt, Oct -
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DrTrga asp earErs. rerx AND riors
- Il ~ ser sssAEs, ,ssrsssssy So .sss b.
iAsD9N a cEAfxs.
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HARDWARE and TOOL

DVIEDINU HNNDWAVE aud TOOL
ID sTOkE.-B.RAirI Il Sow, Hsa-T, D-po, for
Lacks OF al kiads Premium Porcelain Knobs, a va
rety 81 patterns; Wrought, Cast, Rros. and Hind
Butts Door, Window, and Blind Trimmings, with
The complete sssItnsat 81 ali III. msd,rs psi,rrs
in this line. builders and ISslers will 6ud u for
their interest To call and examine stock. MIS-
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Two GoofERS--7hs au,-orisss ~,-h.. ~ szs,sas
j aEssA yo~snsy@sa sor,5rs d. asks insss
ssiiSasbs- To hsss fsts wfIrs sssss es.s sss<sis
t,sts 10 srs- s-6sscd. Than ni'NcEf.EE-
kssss<, Nor. IA, isa. $50
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THINGS THAT Will Do yoi CoOD.-sn
j sssii's 'sisrIh raan, asssr's Es-.11s 81 Lat.
fahdsrsoa's Coedf.sn roacsfs, 4ysr's tissrJ festa
raj, nsntts's eas~ssp Lsissn-s,, 81 &c. s,s ssss u
Sos. u. krESCKke
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fINHE GEDMETEIC TRASsFER.-Ths under
signed u sgcn, for the sse OF the GnoDttrie Trans
fer m instrument f drafting coats, invented by Mr.
James Marnns, 81 Lick ~ ", and hich u pre-
pared 20 furnish the trade In This state The price oi
tons for using, sN. am using the instrument my
self and do not hesitate To say that IL the beet
have ever seen tot obtaining eorreci form and
urc. d, WILLIAMSON.
Cas'ieton, Sept %, 1852. 3otf
DAIN.kILLER.--Per Davis Pain Killer Kept
eH8stsntly on hand, and or sale at ;srsrs
pr,e =, Wholesale aud retail also Mr.. r. KiJdsfs
Cholera Noftas and Dsr,a.s Cordial, together with
most Il tho popular Patent Medicines ~ tht day lcs
sale by LfSCOMb oSCOOD.
Center Rutland, Nov. II.
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vsSTRAYS.--Csme into the euriasur~ Of the sub.
.eriber, nc sbyut the LIST 81 Juns last two Red
s,ser., ooe Br,ndie stccs and Red hcii.r, with
ssne white Gu both sides ~ h~s habk, and t~a white
hind teet Al Sur rather smaii sixe. Tho owBer IL
r-lu.-,sd u prove fav'sry. pay charges, and take
them away. q. HAMILTON
Fairnavrh, Nov. q, 1891. t.-3w
NEW YORK 4 Gan frsses.co Steamship Line !;
~ cdnip"ssa OF New Steamship BstSd NGfs,, $3.50
'ts iarbcn, os the Atlantic Ocean New Steamship
WBVf,,< s1sn 2ia0 ions bIrbrh, the rsci6, Ocean
New steamship CsSes, 900 tons but,-n the Psc,fc
o-Saa "A tsosc y---~s- ka sIeed, strsagtb, and
fss, arc unrvsied,
1'he .,samship rnt,ei States departs fu,,n New
f"rk ts ChaEres thu 5ti 81 Asrh and 18th ~ Ma,
connecting at Panama with the steamship winhsld
rsosL
T'ehcv through To he had u The sah~frih~rs. For
urth~s p,''inulars enquire 81 CHA's BURT 4 son
Rutland, March "a, lisa 1871
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900 PAIRS INDIA RUBBEBs, fs sale b,
<sJO Burt 4 6ok-
RntiaHd, Nov. 70. Isya
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%. u. wORLEy,
TEACHER OF music, whitehall, n. y.
Psss Sm1es Twssd ard H,pa,sd
Residence stb door -sath American Hotel, william
Street, Was,<hsii. NY. t3-,f
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LOOK HgREi

hON'T m BAsuFCL ~hss you ran On
- srsseSs; ss he and '-rBt SOY" ara si~as.
ready 20 chow Crude wttlsous Erin.siAe OF thsrse.
even u No eu--ss are ~4d. spesesT's r,<h - P,pst
HAnslHg>, stsisssy, bsiks, Psrfas.ery, P,<bst Get
l.t, Af IA w',''u's ns al 10 ts state, and his prss~
i'ks ihs hsi,srmsn's sRsies. ere sod n.ts"
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stances, assuredly accomplish all his desires.
A truth received is prediction, and however
or however long postponed, history will one
day write it down fact Intervention is as
clear duty as the golden rule; it is the golden
rule in a national application. 1t rests upon
us as n responsibility Of our position 1t may
come to us as a measure of immediate interest,
or it may wait till we have grown into the
grace of generous compliance; but come it
will; and then instead Of appealing to prece-
dents, we will make our apology and perform
our duty Would that we were in better adj
justment to it, If the despotisms, ecclesiastical
and political which press upon US were but a
little better resisted we should be ready to
succor the oppressed nations Of the earth with
effect. His mission has exposed the enmity
that there is among US to the principle Of self
government and conviction will work CONVEX
sion. if salvation is possible. The creed of our
home tyrants has been enlarged by the discus
sion, and the Compromises of 1850 and the Flu
gitive Slave Law have taken non-interyentiOn
into their fitting fellowship. The parties which
would paddock our lips against abuses at home,
desire also to repress our philanthropy abroad.
Ii is well The great wrong has enlisted
against itself another generous sympathy of the
American heart, and brought redress that
much nearer and surer SENIOR.
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Mr. Webster has told us upon this sub
iect no one sleeps in Washington" Very like
". the efforts of Sir Henry Bulwer, and his
successor. Mr. Champion have not been en-
tirely unsuccessful in keeping the Government
from being in a profound state OF oblluous
sleep Ills custom in the MOravian churches
in Iceland to have men appointed, with long
poles. whose duty is to perambulate the aiales
during Divine service, and, as these poor lee
landers find it very hard to keep awake while
the momentous subjects Of time and eternity
are being discussed these men ram their poles
into their sides. or let them fall upon their
pates: and in this way they are kept awake
and 50 become lively Christians. Now. all
other means failing, the British Government
have PRODUCED the desired effect upon Mr.
Webster by sending a fleet OF steamers III
among his fayOrte fishermen and We may hope
that a treaty worthy Of being what II is to be
styled, BE The Treaty Of Reciprocity. may be
concluded. which will accomplish all that IS
sought for by both Governments
When Mr. Andrews report is published, we
shall present our readers with some Of the re-
suits OF his Investigations. among which is this :
Our internal trade on the Lakes and Missis-
sippi far exceeds in tonnage and extent all our
foreign commerce and a control Of tie st
Lawrence and it, tributaries is necessary for
the complement Of this internal commerce.
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THE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION AND ITS NoMI.
NATIONS

observe in this week Era an article. under
the editorial head, in relation to the action of
the Pittsburgh Convention, recommending to
that body the nomination of Mr.. Hale rather
than Of MIR Chase 1t should have been print
ed as Communication, not inserted editorIalIy
1t does not become the Era to designate the
particular individual who should receive the
nomination ol that Convention-ths would be
presumption
Besides the article in question contained GER
tam views conflicting with opinions expressed
by me in a carefully prepared article a few
weeks ago and for this reason, if for no other,
ought not to have appeared under the editorial
head
For example 1t insists that the Free Democ
racy IN making its nominations should have no
view whatsoever to their probable influence on
the two great parties. This is unreasonable
The Convention ought to take care, first, that
its nominations emnently represent it's Princi-
pies, and be such as to command decisive
vote for Freedom and then that they be such
as shall bear with the greater pressure against
that Party and that Ticket from the success OF
which, the greater danger to the cause of Lib
erty is to be apprehension other words, that
without detrment to the main object, they ac.
compsh as much incidental good as possible
This is plainly the dictate of common sense
Let the Convention be governed by these CON
sderatlOns and it4 artiuu will advonca tho
Ant-Slayery cause
The article to portion Of which except,
Judging from certain characteristics, was prob
ably written by Mr. Chase himself and this
doubtless explains the freedom with which he
thrusts himself aside and the total absence of
anything in it complimentary to the Senator
or to ms position. g. BAILEY.
Saratoga Springs A. H. Jtiy 30, 1852
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For the National Era
THE 0UTCAST.
BY MISS PHHBE CAREY.

BY MISS PHHBE CAREY.
She died at the middle of night
And brother nor sister, lover nor friend
Came not near her their aid to lend
Ere the spirit took its flight
She died at the middle of night
Food and raiment she had no more,
And the fire had died on the hearth before
Twas pitiful pitiful sight
She died at the middle Of night
No napkin pressed back the parted lips
No weeper watching the eyes eclipse.
Covered them up from sight.
She died at the middle of night
And there was no taper beside the dead,
But the stars. through the broken roof o erhead
Shone with solemn light
She died at the middle Of night
And the winter snow spread Il winding sheet
over the body from head to feet,
Dainty, and soft, aud white
She died at the middle Of night
But il she heard ere her hour was 0 er,
Il have not condemned thee--in no more
She lives whore the day is bright
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS

Bhe article in last weeks Era. assigning
reasons why Mr. Hale should receive the nomi-
nation Of the Pittsburgh Convention instead Of
Mr. Chase ought to have been inserted a. i
communication. The Era cannot undertake 10
recommend any particular person to the con
slderation Of that body It, editor, in tnr
course Of carefully prepared article, few
weeks ago, defined what he thought should be
the position and relations Of the man selected
as the standard-hcarcr for Freedom. and if
anything conflicting with the views then pre-
scented has appeared during his absence, it was
an error which, of course. will not be repeated