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hai, hoau |" conS.re' d "T""en VI @ ''e''
Ioau from some Po'n' To- i.as' % s -.
tonic me Augusta : hin'a'aeeroa 'i'n,s'
DIS % incorporate 'he avon AN,
ance, ana TO re'enafier 'he ninfsoii ana
the scot uo'u NA'n'ns ana "ahplae'nr-
ing Companies 10 Gi'i'e' &C IN Louisa
opoltsylvanh ana au Iaeeni eonn''es.
MT 'ahary introduced a resolution OF
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STATE omventiols.

We caution our friends to bear in mind
tAat dc Wing Convention. for the State,
.oesss next Wednesday (the lith.) and we
eaii upsn all the delegates. who can do SO
Withsey convsniencc.to attend. we have
- dosle that the Convention will present
% srpsy Of intelligence and patr'oi'sm'that
Win fivs 70 it's proceedings an interest
wAiek al true Wings will warmly and
p,ouSly share in. Especially do we hope
% ~ this important section OF the State
wsll sspresentcd.
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A DEMOCRAT.


Jndge Balawin-he only Objection.
We understand that in some parts Of
the Section it is objected TO Judge Bald
VIA. that his age and physical health are
such as to some extent to disqualify him
from dischareing the arduous duties OF
his Office. On this subject we assert and
the whole of this community will sustain
us in the assertion
l. That in ten years service on the
Bench. Judge Baldwin has not lost sin
gle day or II single hour from any indispo-
silion or Ill health.
2. ThatJudge Baldwin has always been
and still is remarkable for his fine health
and vigorous constitution, which have sus-
tanned him through labors sufficient 10 Try
=
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For tie VUginian
Judge Il. G.. Baldwin.

Mn. EDIroR:-By inserting in your a.
per the following from the StaunIon Spec
tator, You will greatly oblige one who has
known Judge Baldwin Intimately for
years, and who has always regarded him,
in his deliberate judgment, as the best and
wisest man he ever knew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08

iSted hboat Explosion and loss efL Life
Sr. NOUS. April i-Last evening tho
steangr Glencoe, Of New Orleans. while
rnakHg her landing here, burst all her
boiles. She had $50 passengers on board.
d lafze number of whom Were killed.
TT Steamer Cataract, Georgia and West.
ef Mere lying alongside. and sustained
so derablsdamagc. They bad several
n killed. but the number is not known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08

The Wing Senator's in Washington, ii is
said, he.da consultation Saturday, on the
snhject Of the time aud place Of holding the
National Wing Convention. Il is further
said, that most ofihose present were in "a
.yor of Recommending that Philadelphia
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Thus it appears, that the measured dis
lance on the third and fourth lines, is less
than on the FIRST, while on the second, it is
FIVE miles greater, but when we reflect,
that the first is the greater part of the
way through the billy interior portion of
the Stale, it would probably exceed the
second line, in equa ted distance, while in
respectbo,hto measured and egnated dis
lance, it must exceed the last line by sew
eral miles; and as coLapared with the third,
or river route, it has railway to Point
Pleasant. to offset against the river route to
Guyandotte.
But from Point Pleasant to Norfolk, is
four miles further THAI from Guyandot,e,
and as Point Pleasant is 40 miles above
Guyandoite, no one will pretend that the
upper route would draw as much OF The
river trade as the lower, inasmuch as the
distance would be Al rules greater, be-
lides the upper route woald never accom-
modate thelmmense tonnage traffic of Ken
lucky. Our Virginia road by losing this
connection With Kentucky would be de-
pfIved Of ! large income. and consequent
r II IL ~ =. sati-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08

HARRIsBuRG. April 3.
The House Of Representatives. yesterday after
noon. passed third reading by of 50 To
49, the bill from the Senate. repeaing the 9th
ton of the act Of 1917, prohibiting the use ofihc
ails Of die Commonwealth for the detention Of fu-
aitive slaves
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PROPOSED ADJOURNMENT.

message was received from the Sen.
ate informing the House that they had
passed resolution in rela,ion,o an ad.
journed session ofthe Legislature. Tho
resolution was read as follows:
Resolved. That a joint Committee Of
~; Z on the part Of the House and on
the part Of the Senate. be appointed 10
enquire into the expcdiency oian diourn.
ed session. and il expedicnt, to report The.
reasons therefor TO their respective bodies.
The question was put on the adoption
oiihis resolution, and it was rejected.
ayes "a, nays 81.
An engrossed bill concerning lands.
West fthe Allegheny Mountains vested
IN the Literary Fund (under the act nf'
Fch.o, 1917 on which the take, FOR
1881, Or prior thereto. were released, and
which have not been charged viii taxes
since 1881, was read third time and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wallace,
The House then adjourned ill IL o.
clcck tomorrow.
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dreamed at that time that he anything less than
an est and mt supportrr Of tho Compromisei and
wisfhc has done that should induce the Sewardites
to befr.end him. (uhless their object Is TO injure
ilin,l it is difficult to imagine
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|
The last Satu rday in March v as char.
actds4zed, in several portions of the State
by the phenomenon of almost total dark.
ness,at midday. Several of our exchanges
North and Northeast of US. speak CT the
atmospheric observation, as being remark
able and Unprecedented. Candles were
lighted and fowls wcntto roosr. In Staun.
ton the darkness was SO unaccountable. as
to excite, the Spectator says, 'in the minds
OF many, srprehensions of some supernat.
aral and disastrous event. In that town
continued only about ten minutes, &C.
companied by slight thunder and occa.
slonal flashes Of lightniug, and was sue,
ceeded by gentle shower Of rain. f. &,
Phenomena of,his kind, says the Spec.
tator, though uncommon, arc by no means
Unprecedented. We learn from Noah
Webs,er's work on Pes,ilepce, published
in 1899, that similar instances of ex,raor-
binary darkness have occurred in ever,
age. They are mentioned in the year.
before Christ 3s6, and 295-and of the
Christian era 252, TAG, IT'S and in many
other periods. During the plague of TAG
the darkness was Of several days duration
in 252 it was of three days, and in 715 Of
six days continuance. ,-a sa-fr.B
Other dark days mentioned by Webster
are. one in October 1716, the 9th of Au-
gust 1882, the 10Th ofOctober 1862. and
one on the opening of Spring 1850. In
almost every instance the darkness has
been preceded or followed by severe win
tiers, and has been cotemporaneous with
the general prevalence Of catarrh and 9TH
er epidemic diseases, earthquakes and vol
canic eruptions. ~
1t has been customary in America, says
Webster, to ascribe this unusual appear
ance TO condensed volumes ofsmoke, after
the burning Of extensive tracts Of wood,
but he thinks it not at all owing to that
cause. The same phenomenon has been
observed in countries where there were
no woods. and during the winter when the
ground was covered with snow. Web
ster's opinion was that the vapor occasion
ing such darkness was the effect of the o.
'at'on ofthe internal fires ofthe globe.
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which rfiakcs sdid Certificates whey r.vya
able elsew here thon at the Treasury ~
ms State, subject to such Of The proy;,.
IONS OF the said 9th chapter as relate ~
the borrowing of money IN Europe. Il
would not have been lawful for the Ro.rd
OF Puahc Worksto allow SclJen. WITH
ersW oo'o act asagen,s ufthe State in re-.
cfiving money from the lenders. even II
they had gwen security to account for ~,
SAID money. and this course Of ,bc Rosr,t
IS sill less to be justified if,hsrc be- NJ a.
curiiv. - ~ 80
2. The Committee Of Financc b..;.
recommended that all sales here.os.,.as
effected, not embraced in thi. .a.,. - 10
shall be effected after reasonable no,;sas
and under circumstances of fair ami rr..'.
competition among bidders and can;,ai,
lists: r'a'-
Resolved. That this H ouse approves.
the said Recommendation.
B Resolved That the COMMITTEES on
Finance enquire whether it was iusrifiable
or proper IN the Board of Public Work.
to deprive the State ofwhat the bond, am.
braced IN said contract would have prod.c,
ed, il sold with such notice and after .n.h
competition; that they report as near a.
they can how many thousand dollars M.
compensation allowed to Selden, Witbrr.
X Co, will amount to, and whether In
same is not much more than should have
been allowed them as a reasonable com.
pensailon for the services thew we're "a
perform. ..-
4. The Committee of Finance having
suggested the propriety of enquirins ;n,S.
the practicabiliiy of efecting some mo,Ii6.
ca'ionofthe contract in certain particulars
TO make it more safe and consisten, win
the interest oflhe Commonweal,h:- ~
Resolved. That the said committee an.
qnlre and report to this House what modi.,
fcaiion ofthe said contract it is advisable ,
to make. and what course; under all the
circumstances, the General AssemLlv
should take in regard to ii.
ENROLMENT OF THE MILiTI..
The bill providing for the enrolmcns
OF the militia. abolition Of mustrrs.. a..
was taken up. ard after being discussed
at considerable length. and amended n
several particulars; ordered to be enpros,.
cd.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20
GLORIOUS NEWS!
The most important dtscovery yet made.

JIiiii.iIP's F@seni Liquid Glue tSr CsraaI,rfs,
Il i,risii Maker. B.uk Binders, Cabinet Maker,
if,nseker;cr., DaRairts, az. This briar a psirni
glue, in ia,d state. a~sys ready Tor tsc, requires
u" re il Is fee from -inril and N keep liquid IN
any climate, " alrn acts A. a cement ttr woi ,sHr,
china, eaSs, 'rna, nlfsie, paper, Any Substance
\. ~ te 90 sIn,h STANDS uDr, iaied. its rcpyts-
iion wherever n has been iDtr,i.cnd, j. 81 the hrst
urdrr NJ ssyinr IN celsnir~, II Observable at frs
sight. VIZ or ,iersi 'adsfea'enta 10 hardware men,
satrhcr-, dtusRits. ae and suRrpni'e IL 10 r,- less
by 30 pr cent than ordinary ril-. We are making
extensive arrangements for the tall trade and rgutry
l,Iciaats viii do ell 10 htts nd u this Immediately
We arc establishing -lc agents in ali I.lstris town.
sars, aud sI-a by The gallon. saAa ,Ahipio~ sent ~
any iar of ur tnsd 1sies, .nrrs4Ye free.
ti-y TIN Btiti, Fun Poli.c, in isAiIrs ~ three
tisoF. tau,try nieeasts, attend 10 the Atvr- -5sry
rfrig- PHILLIPS a. 60,
:f-5s, No. Caiar 81, saar Pearf .trr rY,t
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Charging u square.

Col. I-----------con,nsani,A one Of the six
regiments II vplun'acfs which we're raised
III Louisi9ni after thu battles Of Pal, Alto
and Resaca de Ia Palina, ana which pinned
Gen. Tnylor's army speedily. The Colonel
was an Old displ marian, very strict and Gu.
pablo, and in short time lis regiment ex-
cited III. admiration Of cvenrcg,il1r officers
by the care and precision with which ii MA
neuvrcd.
One morning the regiment was drawn up
and the men were standing at case, after a
variety Of marches and charges and cvolu-
,ions, when the Colonel took il into l,rs head
10 pm; their discipline to a strong test. The
regiment was thrown into squire 10 receive
cavalry. The commander rode off Il few
hundred yards, and then wheeling his horse
came down. sword in hand, at n fierce ga!-
lop, straight al his men. He ana his staod
formed an imposing looking object for he
waa d big m1n, and his steed WAS big
horse, and neither appeared ia i,iar the gilt
tering and bris,iing array Of hayoiets upon
WHICH they were rushing. The men stood
the charge very well until the hcyse and re
der were within a few feet; they then bruke
night and loft in confusion. aud opened n
broad passage for the cavalry" into their
ranks.
Ofcoursc the Colonel was wro'h, md the
way the men and officers caught it for e few
moments, was by no means agrAcable h
their feelings. "You iorn, square, fou
repel cavalry. Why, what would you have
done if thousand Dragons had charged
you Rs did Z"
well, iust try rs again, Colonel, and
see II We don't hart Your feelings cried u
number Of the tiiscomfittcl vohlnteers.--
! The square was again formed; of rode thf
Colonel; round he wheeled. and here he
came aeain, nj full speed, rushing siraigh,
at the bayoncts, and looking ~ II he wpiild
cru III them Ia powder under his chargers
heels. The bnyonois aavered MOI, though
the horse came faster and faster and finally
with terrible bound at the square. The
square stood the shock; and tho mex, mo
Inent the horse waxstretched on the ground
with broken bayonet in his side. and hi,
limbs qui,ering IN the death agony while
the siop' rider lay, with his foot and knee
caught and himself unable % rise. Not .
! man npved--thc square aBs silent, steady
and unhrpken. In an another instant ths
! Colonel war on his feet. lie replaced hi,
sword in the scsbbard, looked guveiy ana
coolly at tho dead horse and ut the firm ar
ray al soldiers and sand in iik- usnai du,c
way: "V5ry well done, my boys---boti
the horse and tho square did their duty
Now YOUR" ready fof the !ances."
! The men cbeered--Doa iittic.-tN. .
Pic. g
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10 e4sAss4sswss tsss &&SVaN<knn "A No. -
sf'.sssf
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and h,ly rrr,o,ie,,,op- which time can n,,
csrsce. nor se,,h a.xt,,y n e. . n,,,~
sruara which cln.,er,i,r t,e,c.y,,,, n.a,rpri's
,l,,,seh,s. as n,cx,s,v ss~ s,r. e,,r ,l,s chord,
tr his ,,ca,r. AMI h,e,,t, r,,l, all dat nc,
hold. d-a-. lisa aa..p.ttsshss Furnished
the ,sas o,,,, ,i,,..n III ss,.,s al III, sxo.,.
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,lt4, s;j, III, u, ..r,I with tht,ll &C a cipi,,
whil, nG eiin Awells within n, sepl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20
HIRE .. YOUR REMEDY.

II the wonderful cnF,s Performed BY tho Cfanip and
Pain Killer prepared by Curtis h Perkins. IL equal
hs. bern kn.~n s relieving pain in all
f"t TIN tHr ii rl,nal ronpainis cfaiap ~ the aIbr
aud stsnseh, reuins IN 10 all it, fm,n-, billion. eboi
&C. brss, ~arc throat, gravel Ae., il u drVidcdiy the
b. Il fr,nes IN tho world. f,s parraisfs circulars
ia the hands II sgr., 10 bs Yraiiitu-ls distributed.
\. y. Re- =, call fir tu,iiss 4 Perkins Crsmp
AID Pam Killer. Trey am soic rrotstotss fur tho
United state.
AGENTS F,'R TtIE ABOVE MEDittNEs.--
Chs-. ihr 4 Sm, James Porter, Rutland I.sr.a,fb
& o-uoHi, ros,"r Rnusbd }. L. GiiiaaB, Wet Rat
Lard 7. J. sprNPar, We, bridge H. Eibands PITTS
ip,A Gro :. Alien, =. Ws,iingtoti James t'uriss
nurset ~. q. i.splI,n,. Danbr tlark g. Ianr,ion
Nr. P0Iiirry &. L.. raae, Brandon, R'Egt A. Tum.
linsun4 cs''ic,onj ca,Iiu Wright, orwep; y. Rand,
" silingtifd ao-iy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

TnrSry D,ssu,as,s ykoa D.spox.
n,,o,.--ia iSyon IRE S,,,ress,,d IN n,,nd---
1--we; serenity sud low p,sv Va. dawn ut,,n
ynur soul. 15--If van nave heeu happy
and cb.c,fiil--l,ye, and d,,u.e ,la, Ian.
n,,,ess 10 others. .i--Ir n,s,or,u,es az
sail vt,l nv the fsp,ts ~ ,sbrrs-I;ye Won
hsvc whorewi,,, To bls,re yourself. j,i,-
n ,n,sf,r4nnes hsve arisen f,on Won, own
,n;sroub,,c, 1--we. ana A., WIG, :, f,,p,n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

~ t.s ~ ssk ~ ssss . ~ ~. sssas
IL. Ss,s yssss Asss4, fsssytsfs fu4s~gs4
"a N ~ VI nssxxs4 Srss "a ssas,s Il.
tswsse ttx IA MI W. kssv III ,he Ssss Nv ys~s
sxstus ss.rsxe IA ~hNN ts< fsssA Ns,,ts.s
uvA ste fssnse.-- III ssss@ WI 4AAssnr Anso
a. ks~sSfss tsxS,sf sfrhe nkafk ssA stene
4 " Chr ss1tes$ yhtxss4y N NJ 0wrnssA ssi
IL Turpsy y sysh ge hn u. ~ eve ~h4
ks.5 ks fy'ss tlsss.,iffcA ii2 isssssy -srsvsgt
Yras ssf . W. ~ss in Inc t3qsAy az ksH,e
ard tseteev ssddcs)y ~ sshpa ~ ~
! rx,.ArAtssf ftssssfrs ~xs h,ssfd, tahrsA
ssrsa,,v rio.sesl Inv tsy1cce cAse. rvgssccd
/ IL II, Nv. hrs@y.. .ii wss rsrrss ing e. trp.
ttnssc hls ~sIt. ~aes, a esagass Esuais hs.
,se sirs,siy osFsvrssA fyss Tic b, ps,h .,h
tho t,~snyes, ,sius-. fsflx str.srd Ltn,-.-tsA.
Hrsyres wisc cSt,sa n.ssTsb.f ~h- vey
y ss,ssc hs Asa sssr,cd,--- the ssnc whsci,
had ssrh Il, II Ma h.s~ fr ynasp. III
sbeck wss ,.s srqsepssA,s, ni,l,ou. sid,
aw esrfsasa,tpn. CaYyaa F,slI sctsss iss1s 81 tlc
sssv,aS.
Win tir revived. h, faand himself y-
| in~ ssaon . sofa IN wei, furnished cham.
( her. us,h ,he ~~I1 remembered Form and
+ f.s.n.~ 81 Mr. iIarrrnburn bending oss-
hi.n. 7, s>csnr1 ~ if the sbole eogrsc n
~. lsSs t,.ar wears hid be.-n . long dream
( t'.a, Nj. u,yrrai,u.s. in fact, was russsiay
lsssa e. asfsrnn ,ho ,ses fr which h- had
sp,-li hits oes; a, -. Fer while
tts,-ei wa. ,'-s.sif,ily hrw iNicrnd.
Il csn readily ee,ns.rslsosa ,l,,s sis,z. and
-.s,gcssc,rr ss,d h,s i,as, ho.i,ny Conrad's
haf.f ana shqiimg i, rs Il .-r-,. that &c an
alh r,iapd. newly sni uneen c,Pslly met .--.
I BE, be- s,s,uf..-.,,d ynu have MT seen =
.;,.irll. hnt n II, ne being. uLa. altnr Hn,Icr.
riis.q t-tfials AMI rrr,)..is erists fcar
years sssS . ~ns, ffan, l.sr deaih-slece To
heal hx falisx's hrs.skior bosit, and hss
sgre b,,su lis p,.e,e snd 70, as ,f sor.--
h,' berlii, cn,nglc,cly RESTORED, and her
ho1rt any mind as lipht and hrirh, ~ ever"
GInt Sf.i:--in,cnd gagged rrursd.
? "Sgs~ cuu'hwej NJ. Usrrenbusi,, whose
cnupt4,Ates, Co,rad observed. " 10, an Np-
p.a-d,s.e ,ery Different fr,.p iht shich &c
firf;on lai Impaired las II ftir vc1ns prr.
y'y,i.k. Tin Tor, on the bed ',ic', yufl-
pancil initiated 80 well. remained 50 COM
,olctely unchanged. TIN, INV hcnrf began
ia trouble With a new sgeny. summon
81 Nh cuipep, physician tho very day ON
! wi,irh yo,l completed the SD portrait. aud
Ar,aJlca the na-ticnisr, &c hey cssc. be-
sn.,b, li,n 10 s,udy Il. hnpipr--I hsral,
p, dared 10 coufi]os wha,. God bless him h.
dia s,llg liz case. lie warned tnr ~ do.
,sv ir,er1arr,: AMI. three d,vs as,cr. my
,l4uolIt, opnnad horcyo$ and evoke. She
\ had ha~n entrrncna cataicnsc mo morn ::
,l,opoil. bad !, Nc, hern f,r ,hiS sin,,horn
s.inhaiicr efr ftshe,'* heart. she i,sa been
onsoinhrd bu, Il harfows nc 10 think or
E,i,is, Az, Won better now. ana rui,a ress
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THE FALtiaG LrAv.--il has been a fan
cy. bori, p our day -JTemns, that for every
leaf tina, fplis. = b,itasa soul asS,ends; Tor
every leaf that unfolds, spirit glides from
the dim past into the active present: and
ilsickly as fall the docaying leavos, 10 forIYs
Of human mould drop into the dust.
We watch the yellow leaf ~ il struggles
with lis downward tendency, o.sssying in
vain 10 hang in Biid-sis, shrinking from the
cold resting place, and bnoycd up with r
n,omentary hope as a stray breeze watts it
rpwsrd again only to descend more rapidly.
II seems to wall, 70 shrink, rs il settles near
cr and nearer 90 the de,csted soil. AZ It
lies worn out and dead upon the chill earth,
the sri-i. whisper: Apatior has gofc down
10 'be tomb Nature drops l,'sf fpr eve.
~ one who frlls, as the nun drops bead
for every sin she thinks.
Al We stand beside the spent leaf, no
stand weeping Ones around the nc~-Inadc
grnyr. All ~ they ctubsin their dead IN
tears and undying memories. so viii We
e'nbalm thee, thou ,ypitier OF huiaan frailty.
Tins between the leaves Of the book Of
books the sicklv -hued leaf h LAID ns me-
rsent Rssr. As gaze on the skeleton
'e1n, follow tn decay Of the one ios " noiu
i l'-l!. sn3 turning thougii,fnlly away. gaze
", to''Ic ny rad of lesycs and ask. Which
one shall tsll for ne IN. y. Times.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20

4 GaoD Srohi.--Wc heard good -to-
~ the 0ibfr day of an cininen, '@oker,"
who ~ the father of brood 81 fast boys.
Tho old gentleman Was rather a strict
governor, though. when outs,de. he would
@'easiopaliY Sie; up" drink, ca,I0n., and
roin For ch1tres. The boys knew TINS
bays generally do--si,3 while they res
pnrtot The g1vernyr. On acrmra II his age.
they positively Objected 10 ilis prcrensi'is.s
fnf humility. One Sunday the governor
wes reading the Bible, when REensh, the
o.ae~; boz, prpcuFrd set ~fdsce. sna qst-
ted all the io~ sfSes IN that he cunid nss
ct less thur fsfls.n. co<rznea.s-d thTo~ ing
theta ca char. The Governor came 10 a
tsara word issakea aud ss~ the rs0se.
Thea ess9e tiae following esHs sFssilotE
Gs~era r." t.za1 .al,, wa buy ---,s.xesssA I
tsn soi know shat day Il NJ
kzsrtsh--~@fes---slttsgs,- - Sunday, sovch.
tresI.
tsesegns--'Nsl. llseaL ypS 70 aud pal
iis2s ttacgs sssy-~-iAssS then in the
rsoa o. sso---sssi uaeH ca l.c sire,L &c, .
hD'.k, ID aosh ard read
Esrrash isii iisg b1aoa in i.i, -, hi and
got tE,ss 'eSA stnthyV ~ ashrr 81
cisnr tn dee ses;5L
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-20
AthaD 20 the LAiaE.

4 " NERNDNTs--ats. Niaslow, an experienced
nGt,e aud F,n,lir Pby,.csn, has Soeitisg syras
or tierrn tefthinr II great, facilitates the pnires-
If 'reih,Be p saitennK tho g,ns--~i silsy all pain
slsodie action, and ~ 10 regulate the bowels.
De,~nd upon IT, tShers, viii civ. ret to yourselves
aud r"l,af and hssith IN jour ii,nt.. Ns,or has ii
Jailed u i'm,y us"d-i~rtctly safe 70 bo sduiniseted
t,cry f..br infants. Price u cents bnfir.
n. u. isn Snrc u rail 6w Mrs. Ninsiow's S~sfhi~s
SsrHP, and stiead 10 at u yi child Is suffering.