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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-winte

III UDSON hINEh hAIIIOAD.-N HUT
Arrangement Trans leave Chanbers-s;- daily, for
Albany and Troy.
Express Train A. NJ. through in hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock sane
evening.
Mail Train "a M-Throrsh Way Train p. VI.
Express Train ) T. M-Accomnodafion Train I p. NJ.
For IarTytown at NJ, and an Evening Tram AZ IL
O'Clock.
The Terrytown Peekskl and Pokeepse Trains stop ss
all Way Stations 49,
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canal.st AZ 79o AN for Poush-
keepeie and at NJ for Albany stopping all Way Sta
tons GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.

~ sEY-New-Ycrk TO Easton, Pa Fare II 75-fal
Advancement commencing November Is 1882 Leave Per
No North River daily. for Esston and intcruedA;e
places az An y NJ and 5a5 NJ aud toI Soriervle
d 4t5PM Returning leave PhilipsbUrg al . and ~ All
and i5PN.
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6oliSap presenis.
II and RICH COLLECTION NJ

A LARGE and RICH COLLECTION of
n HOLIDAY PRESENTS, GOLD and SILVER
At tie Old Established Stores of
SQUIRE BROTHER,
No 81 Fultcn-st, and No. 1872 Bowery
Gold Lever Watches full jeweled, S35
Gold Detached Levers, full jeweled, $50
Gold Lepines, four holes, jeweled, SIS.
Gold Watches Of most celebrated makers.
Gold Jewelry, of the richest kind.
Cold Chains, Of all kinds.
sverwsic stil the pride Of cur business and de-
termned keep the reputation OF selling the best Silver
Tea S.ts Pitchers, Forks, Spoons, a.; Cake Baskets
Waters, &C.
BIS facilities of receiving foreign goods and from
our manufactures they enabled sell the above
reeds as low be bought Our ru.c-warranted as
represented cash only and cheap.
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DR. MoRsE-Dear SIR: have been severely afflicted for
length OF time with great Physical Debility and Prosra
non of the whole Nervous System. Al times have fallen
IN the street by attacks OF Dizziness IN tie Head accom-
rsrs Sickness AZ the stomach and Sensations OF Weak
ness Heard TN your Cordial particularly adapted for
such comp ants and procured bottle, and to my aston
ishment and surprise before had used the bottle was
like another man indeed halt dozen bottles cured me
entirely have been surprised al any result IN
my life consider your Cordial great blessing and VIII
extend far lays IN my power You are at
liberty 10 publish this you choose. live and can be seen
M No So Priucc-st THOMAS LLOYD, JR.
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and SAN FRANCISCO

NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH 10 SAN FRAN
CISCO al REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHMUS--The and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM 1900 tuns, w. A. M1ls Commander VIII leave
New. York from pier No. 8 n. River, for ASPINWALL,
Navy Bay, on WI DNESDAY, Jan. g. at O'Clock p NJ,
precisely connecting at Panama with the double
CINE steamship WHEELED SCOTT, 2loO tuns Edward
Dunn Commander which steamship leaves Panama the
arrival Of the passengers by the UNCLE SAM for San
Francisco, stopping only at Acapulco for supplies.
These yesses accommodations ventilation, speed and
saiey, unsurpassed Aa experienced physician Is ct
tached TO each steamer.
passengers will be landed the wharf Aspnwal and
take the Panama Railroad.
RATES OF FARE THROUGH.
Stcoragc
Passengers cautioned that the tickets for this line
are sold only at No 26 Broadway
- ~ 80 RRAOkS 4 Co General Acenta
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, via HAVANA,
the splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Baxter Command
er will sal from the Pier at the foot OF Warren St. North
River, MONDAY, Dec. a. at o'clock r. NJ precisely.
RATES OF FARE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANs.
New Arrangement.
Ladies and After Saloon Berths
Lower OrN ard Saloon
Spece only tax on freight to Havana .
Freight taken Orleans az 80 cents per cubic loot
Shippers oteht are requested supply themselves with
the Coupanys bills of adne, which may be had on aPpl'
cation Of the office No other form will be signed
No bills of ladng signed after IL o'clock on the day oil
sailing. For freight or passage, apply re ,o,r,re
No ofW
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Tor UNIONPORT-Thes steamboat CATH-

II On UNIUNPURT.-Ihe steambOatCAIH-
ARlNE VIII every day during the time that the
NJ ters Of the Industrial Home Asa So. choos
ina their lots leaving the foot Of Grsndt T. R. AN
ara the foot Of lsibst T. r. a. A. NJ Freight taken to
Wetehester Dock low Fare Is each way.
THOMAS BEILBY.
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TWENTY ULCERS on the LEGS cured b,

Il HOLLOWAlS OINTMENT and ftL>-txtrscf
ola letter from Mr. o. r knocses dated Mount GAMBIA
South Australia July T. lSa-" To Professor Holloway
SIR cure has under observation, IN which
the efficacy oy Ointment and Pills has been fully proved
man OF the name of Joshua Smith hS upward Of twenty
msst every rsmey bad been spilled without any good e
feet Your Pills and Ointment thea vsorted TO- and
IN about 1 weeks he IVES completely cured and scarcely
mark 10 tobe seen"
Sold BY all venSes of medicines in the Unt-d Sta,cs in
POTS ard boxes 81 cents s7s o. and
wholesale by the principal das house. the United Ssaes
and by Messrs. A. B. u. SANDS New.Yorh and BY the
pronriefor No "a Strand. London
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DEARL, Green Snail, White Aurora and

TIOST WHO arc UtSITuUS OF bUItCIIHg HdOu-
Il PRESENTS for the Holidays should examine
the Porte Monnaes Card Cases Gold Pens Pencil and Pen
Cases from the assortment hand, by GEO. III. BELL
dealer in Foreign and Domestic Stationery, No lj8 Mas
eau-et
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS

CO only line giving Tickets for crossing the stmus-
The new double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT,
$500 tuns win leave from Pier No. 2, North River at
O'clock NJ precisely MONDAY Dec. 20 Tor San Juan
del Noie direct connecting with the popular s,eamsp
BROTHER JONATHAN, 2 100 tuns over the NltARA-
qua TRANSIT ROUTE, having but IL Mills Of
LAND TRANSPORTATION
these steamers have unsurpassed accommodations and
ventilation For information or passage apply only 10
rFs The public are cautioned against the Representations
ofiIRED RUNNERS OF other lines. None are employed
Tor this line.
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EOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

a MFER.-Ibe splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt.
Benjamin braytOn leave alternate days (Sundays
eepted from Pier No ), y R. the Battery. at NJ
For freight apply on board the Office Per No
TIsDALE RORDEN AGENT. Nos 10 md u WEI -st
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EOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE
NTFW-YORK and ERIE RAUROAD-

IN Trains leave pieTfoot Of Dusne-st az follows
E1PREss TRAIN at An. for DunkiTE aud Buffalo.
MAIL TRAIN at AN for al stations
WAY TRAIN az 8 % PM for PIermont and Sufen.
WAY TRAIN at 90 PM for Delaware, via jersey City.
ExPREss TRAIN at PM, every day for Dunsirk and
Buffalo.
Both Express Trains connect at Dunkirk with the Lake
Shore Railroads for Cleveland aud snce direct 20 Cncln
natl alfo to Sandusky Toledo Monroe, Detroit Chi
cage. CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

to IIarrcr's New Monthly Maga-
zine for August is very attractive, ami
susiains all ihe promise Of its predeces-
sors. Among the com caliiIes is sea-
sonable thing after this wi,c; newly
imported John Bull. with III; face aud
hands nwiul'y bitten and swollen. APP
pears in the drawing room after his frs,
night ashore, aud Two young ladies NEE,
him with uplitied hands and serious
amazemert. John i. lhus delivered on
the " Musqui,o Qu"s,i"n;"
iorSG LADIES (both at once. Why
Mr.. Bull how terribly you have been
bi'tes by the Mosquitoes
Mr.. BrLL Ga fresh importotioa.j ]
can't hundersiard 'ow j, 'appsned. I
did hesery thing could think Of 10
keep them hoa. ! 'ad my window ho-
Zen and light burning hall nigh, in my
department!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
From the Olive Branch
A POOR LAB0RER.

We have seen many lip curIcd. ma.
ny nose Iurned mp, at tie mere men.
lion oi mechanic, VI one who lahurs
FOR an honest living The up,tsrt ari>-
ttcracy, or newly .hcdged gcntiemen aud
iodieS, ~ ho are born TO n fortune which
tlirii fathers hammered from Il !ap-stunc,
or their grandfaihers gathered f.om u
jack plane. are very apt 10 look with
sc"rn on tLo>e who labor with their
hands. The real gentlemen and lalie,
never feel ato"e Others, Whatever may
hs their condition. Aud wlru We hear
one use language which iudicates a CON
tempt for ,h6>e who labor, We are very
sure 10 iind, if we take the trouble to
inquire, 'lai those vino use il are The
children Of II city scnvenger.
A person Of this cast having used the
expression, " Nothing but "a Printer"
an editor of ore Of our exchanges. who
Go&aliess ieli himself identified with ih-
craft, and i!tie pinchcd by the way,
says -
'NoLody but a printer. in sooih -
ii rnkes The iiood ron rampant through
our veins 10 hear such expressions from
the bps of those nUrerd ou republican
soii. Not ody bu pyf"tc,. any how =
W ho wa, B,rJauiB Franklin: No
hody but pra.r. VI ho MAS " Wi!i,am
taAiun, one of lhe faith - OF ilicrniur,'
Nobody but IA printer" " Nio ~as
Earl SIAnLope ; Melody la, prin-
Ter. NAo was Samuel NooIa orth.
The poeif Nobody but - p'iner|-
Who was Cos. Armstrong, Of Ma.sa-
chu1eiIs: Noboly bat printer -
George l.. Moiri,, James Ilarpef, llor
ace Greeley, lioo' >rar., and >eharors
Caineron, DIX, Nile,, aud jane. Esc-
hsuau. the distinguished Senator Di
Pen"s! l'ai.ia, ~ uo are they : Nobody
but PRINTER, a., lo..
] That is tie way 10 rob il into such
,i.aiiow-paied upsiarts. IL take bIains
"a be a printer, aud therefor. esery
body cannot bc one, even II they wish
n. Printers are n preiiy clever sort Of
follows. ard 10 knock them into pi,
ould be 70 the world BE Lioiirg tie
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

ASKING TOO Mucu.-A young
coulle we're sitting together in n ro-
mantle spot with birds AMI flowers
abou, them, nhcn the following dial
oeue ensued:
My dear. if tie sacrifice Of my
life would please thee, most gladly
would lay it thy feet
Oh. you arc TOO Kind, Bu. i,
jus, reminds me ,hat wish you'd
stop using tobacco
Can't think Of it. It's o hati. to
which | am welded
Very we'll. sir. since this is the
way you lay down your lie for me,
and as yon are already welded tc
tobacco >l'll take good care You are
never welded to me, as i; would DC
blgamy.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Hear q Mexican Soldier.


~ Wv ,,'' ra''''''''n r. n~ meeting AZ Us'
'''. ''' h.""er' VINO served IN tho
''eH" an war. o'i"G 'oud,y eM'sd a.
ton' ''",' ''' ""ru "pa 1uoFessca
'"e ''e''I'1
nc s"'u ne hao eh'''.cd IN tho
s,''',e' o' us r"''uY ""e" hoy.
'"a' w. was ""'s 'h.'' ana had
NV e""'t-'" MS o"uca' OPINIONS
''"c'. lAPl'ause' J Hc haa then
oVe,' "e'e'"' Sco"' was a nam man'
al "o"'s'' anu an i"acrchdaht man,
''aE' ma" anu WINE ms name
''o"e was S"i"cic"' 10 strike inc enc
'hIcs o' MS co'"'ry WIN terror, his
S''','V'S | Ip''achct nun 'ahiiar'y'
ne 'oVca 'ncm w'''' all the tenderness
o' aren't ana 'ney shorcd, rover
e"cc' ana iaoi,S'n h'm.I ]remen-
mus oP''''.'eJ "''h ocou 'o' the'r
""aef' tue y 'Hef'cahs icit Inv'nc'ble;
oanscr was iorSo't'n; no toe could
withstand 'he Jury OF their charge !;
n"y mockcd 1t dancer ard Laughed
a, death | i'eaitnmS applause. -
Mr bynncr then gave a general dis
clruoh o. the battles IN the vicinity
of the oi'y Of Mexico. together with
many interesting 'act' connect
ed with me history a the Con.
qnerNy 'h' Ham nnrIns that mo-
m'htohs PERIOD. Speaking Of the
yl'lam9ns aud outrageous arrest OF
zen Sr9t ne SAD, ! was IN the city
Of PnebIa when the glorious old
th'ei'nn WIS arrested. lhe news
q the outrage spread like whdhre.---
Many o' uie so'H'g's would not be-
lEve the report. when convinced
! OF ''s reality, the bosom OF every a.
melican burned "'th gr,"!, s',ame and
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
From the Nrv York Observer.
CURIOUS NARRATIvE-A VISIT TO
JENNY LIND.
BY GRAET ruoRBUKN.

llIiherin, the time. talents and con.
versation OF Miss Lind have ba,n much
monopoliz"d by The good the grca, and
the noble OF The land, that small NOR
Ia! like myself could not 80 much rs see
the hem Of her garmani. Hearing that.
to escape from the heat. noise aud FASH.
ionnhlc crowd of New York. she was re-
moving to the pleasant Heights Of Book
yn, obtained from Mr.. Barnlm II let
ter as fni!ows:--
Nrw YORK, 2isi May, 1851.
The bearer, Mr.. Thorhurn is man
Of the lishe>, re.pec,abili'y, n funny old
Scotch!nan. and an author. Sc. Miss
Lind will be pleased TO talk with him.
He is very celebrated man--wel
known TO all the ii!era!i; he is wealthy
and don't come begging.
(Sisned Z. I. DARguM.
Armed with his mis,ivc | stood by
the door Of her mansion next morning
AT . O'Clock. rang the servant ap.
pearcd.
Says !, This note is tor Miss Lind,
from Mr.. Barnun.'
Saws Il. .She oint mn
No matter. says |. the suns up,
she can read that noie in bed. TIL her,
if She i within, ,o GO. me will wait IN
ia. porlor ill Christine. II n. savsso'
! Il knew .l.r would ma, say sol was
unly a f,,rn nf sueccb tn dcco,e ,},
sincerity orrv wi.bA Thcma,L.ol, i
in NV fac. w,ihou, moyinr; ! dare saw
lie tLn,,,ht wa, crazy S,v. $50
aLcal and deliver ,oor re..,ioe.'
f. i,yn m;uutcs In re.,,ro,d ep,;I;,,
Mi. Land .oys lo vo,', mail 80,
,,ai, ,iU rl,;.Im... II. a.. =, d,,,n &,
a.. ,orror .l,n vjn Ln ,.;,, ,,o,, n ,an
,"i,i',". mi -' '' ~ '' W. 80 Wv
Ii.j ,o,,r sl,n ~; 1:.s rL,
d,n, "n.,,.d aL,..n'l sLa ,o, n,o
n.,,L n.,;,l. .,,, ,'aI ~ "'e ',L
IL,lI hrr, ,;a,,, I.,I :, ,',, o',' ',.n l."t.c
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,n,ra. "aa,-,, .',Ii
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t,.,I,G,
r,.l
Jan.;a ,r.'I,"o va =
',. a.. 49,. ,'t'1 '"1
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H,I ~ ms
M. "'i;' va "'''' ""'' . "''fi'' ''0''
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,,.'': " rp.'"' .rIi| ",'' s's -" ~! '',''' >
!; i:''a,a ,i,'y! A., LII ,t,t, T'[.';. w., ~
49, " '''i u WV ,'" e"r' '''t" ~ ~. ''
, WV" ,',.a I s'e' " wy o"f''s". u ~ ''e'
- -, ""' ','i % '" ~ 80 81
' ,;.,i t' 80 ~ ,ma 49,, ,In, 0"'
t,a''' '""'"en' ,,'',,',., Da., I 80 ~
aam H., :, a., WA ,...', ,.,i;',. M " ',." -
.h. cn,',inn.I s.,sJ ,',, - 'Da', "a,
,I's naim,;nn e ,i,,' c,J,,. 'ct;I.,,,'' W -"
,a, ,l. - '.I';'l ,I.'',,i '0i ;, :
,',,'', w - I,',:'. 49,, ,.t 49, +, ~. -"
,a,,,r iaa ,'on aI'ea'i' la' i'H ~, ,',,r 'i''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
GrWe heard from a Sunday schoS

GIVE heard from Sunday school
teacher just now an illustration Of ore
Kind Of christian forgiveness. I'm
proving upon the days lesson. the teach
er asked boy whelher, lin view" OF
What he had been studying and repcat>
ing. be could forgive those who had
wronsed him. Could YOU" said the
teacher, forgive boy, for example,
Who had s,rnck or iusuli-d you -
" ie-e-s sir, replied the boy very slow
y, "l-guess-l-- could; :" bot he ad,
dsd, in n much more rapid manner, !
could j. he ras bigger than lam -
Isbt here son-Ihire II grown ex>
peiience" in hat - -Rmcle, boeker.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
on Tho enduring manuuents Of his
exploits.
Wno VIII THrx HEsfrArH m
ritls SUPPORT OF WINFIELD Scofr I
80 Hirtfvrd Cssrunt.

e.~-~>,~o~--~~-l->>.
E,T Al large ratification meeting,
recently held n, Cincinnati the srseeh
of N- f.,,, ,., = -,
IL "
Wv ''1'"s W "'""'
Mr G,hbnn.. an Iii.h,nsn, and ~ah
MI sn iri.hmm,'. {, rver IN tho cause he
e,rns~,', wa, tie mex, .l~nkrr. lie
Proceeded IL give his reasons for sup.
por'lns Scot, aaJ Crshsm ia psegsr~ars
10 .he nominees Of ,ha ,Dsinecrasic par
". - cwll~d. Scott, thOuah q ssa9nuh
Pta,rs'an,, was q Catisxjia asan--CAths
oiie, iu tlsssls ~, sexi aas ,lae9o e<oaeh
e tolerate evssv Gs<sa sf .As1ay sas
ttrtaintd YcifEscuS eeilek f1PpIHaeeV
and cries of sure and siM ~ alt roiba
for hitnfo When the corrupt aud per.
Jurcd English Government would with
chafacic. isiic cowardce In crushing .
fallen foe, have sho, the Irish prisopera
taken IN the last war with that eouu,rr,
Gen. Scot stood uron ,he quarter deck
OF "n English msn.oi war---d'ye mind
that boys y on an English NANCY var
---and ioll the epauIeit.d hitel,ngs of
that damnah!c go,,rntntn', that for ep>
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

FsJ~ Daring the examination Of a
witness as 10 the locality OF the stairs
in the house, the counsel asked;
Which way did the stairs run!
The witness who VAS q noted wag,
replied that,
One way they ran up, but the oth~
er way they ran down.
The learned counsel wiuked both
eyes. and then took at the ceiling.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

sun from the heavens. Wherc would
these rreea aristuetn's get th,ir hsh, :
They i't'lo Know hcs mech tl,ey depend
on rt'mers l,ai then. uhai !. The u,e
of trying TO make an impression on
.so'ls ihs, are not susceptible Of an
idea! We give il, up.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12
Conn The H;snops,, v,D},iisb

Coop. The Wisconsin published
few davs since a song, called 'hur-
rah for Pierce and King to the air
Of Life on the Ocean Wave
The Chicago Journal ,hercupon re-
marks:
We ihiLk i: would be more appro.
pirate With an air frorn the Northwest
entitled death on the Inland sea-"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

ssyA CIert,nan who va. con,ol

gyA a Clergyman who was con'ojips
young widow on the death of her has
band. spuke in very serious tore, re.
making that he was "one e the few.
Such jewel of ii Christian. Yon can
not hni hi. equal, YOU knox." TO
which the sobhins fair one replird, with
an slmo,t broken heart, Il don't know
bu, III Try"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

GA Name editor say. ihA, a pump
kin in tia, State grew 20 larg. that
eight men eoali ; land iouad il. TIL.
IL like tie man " ho said Aock VI back :
birds few 80 low hat he could shake a
s,ick at ilem
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

ESD"A lazy fellow !! ing down on
the grass, said, @, how | do wish
that this Was called work, and vel
paid.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

- .[.IJtyjI, S,lViyY
An u,,,;,ider ,s,r s,,r,.d into L;s
u;f,,s eye hu, She ,,,ovo ,o smi,c ,nJ
s.;d.
DO M, desmond Ernes, 7 know
Won have bcen unfo,,una,. so ro,. Inn,
,,,, b.,a ,,lo,,. ,,J Lro~l.J., .,
make your way az soon ,s vou o.,
start. And den.n,l upop IL She aI1oI
with cbeersI look that viii come
vb., v,,, ,o,s, x,..,,, j.,
$50 Won I,y. ,old n4 or,er. br, ,,,o
,ncl q Lopr la. n.vcr cam. .,ia her
Lu.,,au1 d.sno,licrlv
AID ,c,y ov,,v ,e,, &c opr rt,l..
ro,,nne i .,,c,acj ,,l orr cr.d;, will
soon bc rorc vhc, !, i c,nnJ ~. do ,n,
nov W., ,L.n !. 70 L,como &c ~
r., .I.;.L g.. ,,s.
son,,,ir,o s,,,o,;,,., o,,or;.n.o ,yho,
,l,.d;.,s, ,,;,..;,,.'..,
ph.,',.,'l H. ;.;. .'l + N'','', - 's
I",o M ~, i,.n.i ~ 80 fn ,a,,,a. u;.tin nj.
,',, 80 -,
,ta.lIi ri. It,.
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la,;,. a ','. W '"' l,'. 'o~' '' .,,I,. ha.o Wv"
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with rand s,r;1.s
II. wife s;cLed and remained .;icn,
But after momen, or Two she wen, IN
to him. and rnndIy cncirclinr him with
her arms. .uil-
.De,r Er,,s, do NOT worry yourself
50. Yum tliuk il p,irCul for me 10 cn-
dur,. noyrr,v. know hnt woman uey.
or rorard sncl, ,lincs when She loves
A crus, Of bread and u lor caLr, would
he preferable 70 ne. if ! shared then,
with yon. tbop n n,oce with onolhcr.-
Hut !, viii no, coma to tbi.. Some.
Him, assures me you will We, be rich,
Have na,i.nce 70, a little while Innrer
. There i, a knock a, the door--it may
! he FOR yon.'
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reared -, ,L;s crisis orL .oid the do,.cI
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-12

E.5 "'llurrah for Scot, and Gn-
han = said Young viis the other
day u a bali igeb,iaied LJcoi.eo.--
The reply w.s 'ilursh (hic) for
King and (aic) hat s,her .f,iiey..'