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NGcI15 HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
WAGON TRIMMINGS,
HARNESS TRIMMINGS,
Nails, Glass, cutlery and S.oDe Ware.

together with wha, coppri.e- a first rate as.ort
mert IN the above line. i, vet 10 be found at The
old stand "f W u. Low. E-l. and NV Owned
b. the ,.hscrii,cr. JOHN +. AID kNs
T.. :. Yea eau Use a good ~ aDk Road by
the nearest route Tons
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tfpf'oH.
HlrwiIS H. hSn 80
OrEICpRS.

lERRAND +. MERRILL. Pres't
u. l.. THOMPSON. Vice PrcsN,
SETH THOMPSON, Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT, Treasurer,
ORRlN SMITH. Medical Examiner,
{. VI. Bi.EE, Substitute.
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a Young iua1-whn can furnish the hcs,
- % fcicfm,r,-tJnd 10 90 to Caitorn'a.
a life lusut1a,c Policy VIII be gwen as
security or any other arrangement # pre-
feTablc wIl br rlodr.
Address "rirkIN" Herald Office.
RuiItnd, Feb iu,k, lrJ2
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STATE OF VERMONT, DE It rcmcm-
District offairha'en, 81. ID bored that ut
aPro5ate Court held al Ca stleton IN aud for
sud District on the Sd day Of MarchA. y.
1882.
Whereas Erwin Pratt guardian of Oscar
/. blossom a MINOR now residing IN .Iaine
IN the County OF Cook and State of II.
LIMOS, has msde application to SAID cour,
tor license 10 sell all the real estate Of kis
said ward, lying IN Wells in said district 1t
II being one undivided tw elth part IF the
zeal estate of which Seth Blossom late of
Wells aforesaid died seized and representing
therein that such will he conducive 10 the
interest oi soid ward for the purpose OF put.
ting the proceeds of sad sale at interest.
IA 's"rderedhy sad court that SAID applica-
ton be heard and decided alta session Of sald
court 10 be held at the Probate Office IN Chs.
tleton on the 3lst day IN March \. ID 1852,
and that notice thereof be gwen 10 all per-
sons interested by Publishing a copy OF the
record of tins order three weeks successive
~ NTH Rutland Herald, a newspaper print
ed al Rutland IN this State, that they may
appear ard he heard If they see cause.
4 true copy Of record.
III ALMos WARNER Judge.
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s'f' - g. IN r.. =,
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0 [. ROBBINS,

As renewed To- the Store Lately n~ccuried
IL by u i. Bel, where be wuItl be glad IT,
zee all his old friend. a. often a. Convenient.
hutlaud Feb. 1852
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A RIVER
A8AD8R'1.
LUDLOW, VT.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

FHsilE Slrng term # eleven wrecks will com
u mnncn nm WeNnr. llN oh piIh
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HENRY HALL. Reg ter.
TommisaoBe,,' Mario,

WE the subscriber. being appointed b,
the lion Probate Count for the district o.
Rutland, commissioner 10 receive, exam
ne and atlIstsii eisrmssnd t-n.ahdssgs,nst
'h~ estate - L"Phe Alien late of Mount
Holly IN ss'd d'sife, drccs,ed, represented
insnl" nj and sr months fron the 18th DAY
q Feb. lra2r being allowed br said oour, Tor
that purpose. Ne do Ibrr fore give motto thai
wo III attend TO the busin~,. 81 cor sad ap
po,ptnent al " n snnh's Oahee in hui
land on the ls' Tae.ssys of May and July
neat irO'u ! Dcloet untl } O'clock r NJ,
on each Of sad days. 20
Ds,rdst k.s,isnd sist dsy Of FEB 1850.
: Il IionGIs, J Commis.
MaSTry G EvAkr.. ~,ior-r.
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DANp DoxES

DhEfh haaf Bots4, ssnoSs siIs., and La
dls' Bad fei 1rnnts tst '~~e'. so
To- 80. ~ THss itEI SoS
L.ns.s re- - issi
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rom MIsSiONEnN NOTICE..

COM NbsslONE HN NOTICE.
WE the Subscribers. beng appointed by
, tton. ptces,c Court fcr ihe district 81
INLAND. tcDa,ss,ob~rs 20 rcc~,Se,~1amiae
u adjust sli Ella m. and demand. Of al per-
ns sfs'aa Ethsa Temple late Of Mendon
,srd DISTRICT d%ecesec. represented nsol-
a, sae ell months from the 10th DAY OF
|areh i-52 belns silosr I'd by ssid court Tor
ft purpose, ss do therefore hereby give
Hte. that se we'll at,r nd 10 ID. br.ness Of
snd sPyo,ntas~at 81 Z NuT-~ys Tar.
Z a ssa Arn3nE on ihr hfsi Saturday.
MAJ and ssp'rmssr neat ffnGn I o'rieoa
" sAtIi 4 O'Clock, z n on each OF sa'd
D.,
Dated a, Wsndsu, thrs 20 Of March,
10
lroAGS :. PrTry, lc.uu;,.;,,.r
S2sI Ebsoy.
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R1t|ird March u. l-j9 Srlrctmcn.
BATH BRICK
SCOL ENG Book iuf.air by BURT
& sos K"i,and, March ~. i-h2
VI d Il ) SEH,
lRii AhUiyAL.
Nl.W Dtlcdu- and Wet India .Nyiss.cs
nj the new crop, aud a, the late reduced
prices Also Sugar buusr Syrups.
Nlrcl IL ico2. & HUk1 & son
ANEW VOLUME.
Ws.hburn. Dsest VOL. , tnr Sa'q ~
u l. SFENCEK
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LADIES SHOES
1L,SO

~ ~ e ~ Nsss ~ end ssf'ssi~. as A-.
s,.a,s isSa5oa NJ Ices . sit.p s.a ..,.ne,
go - -ts
Also
~. LrshP % And sslklns rtnes, Ces, Be,,rss
49, O. "hFs. Misses siif~ csrt. AMI iu snisSh.1,,
t.F.E.Ntsr
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~ - "''"i 'S'u ~ VUAtNHl IN unu lbH
sad District on the 10Th day OF February A..
- 1862.
Present Hon. Harvey Button. JaJgs.
whereas Samuel II Kellogg administers.
Tor Of the estate Of John barnes late of Plus.
ford IN sad district deceased interstate has
tins day applied TO the said Probate Court
pressing TO render an account o! his admins.
irati"n Of sal, estate.
Therefore, !, 10 ordered by said probate
court that the examination al SAID account
Tor allowance and DEGREES TO he made by said
court of the residue Of said estate TO the per.
sons entitled thereto be and the sane are
hereby referred Ia n stated session OF sai d
court to he held al the office Of the Register
of said court in Rutland in said district on the
LIST Monday beng the 9TH Of April \. ID
1859, aud tina, notice thereofbe given BY pub.
l,sh'lg a certified copy Of the record Of this
order three weeks successfully previous
thereto in the Rutiand Herald q newspap pei
printed IA Rutland in order that ali pei
interested therein may then and there appear
before said Court and object to the allow.
anc. Of said account and be heard as TO sud
decree # they see cause.
a true copy OF record.
IL HENRY HALL. Register
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PAIN KnLER.

IStthf ph'' ram htlef The suhscrtIers haV"
the agency i'f the sale Of this cc'"hrrtots ttitlu
- sure death To all pain ia the hum,n syEirm
TN II once snt see. G. EUnT A son
Rntiind, Feh. 10, 1852.
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ALI persons who are indebted 10 the sub
scrIb"r "pler By note ~ IN bors account are
respectfully requested 10 call and s"tli- the
sani" with rut dcilv. J. ROCTDR
Centre Rut'.nd, Jan |, i-52
BINDING. BINDING.
OLD Books, Music ar any papers you wish
To preserve, leave u, Bacon's Bookstore. q
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AJlBSJ
ROOT 4 SHOE STORE,
MAIN sTttET. RUTLAND. VERMONT,
In the store formerly occupied b, % l. Rot
bins two doors north ofthe Court Huu,. wher,
may be found all kinds Of
BOOTS y SHOES
Tor both SEE, chiilten's wear &c. on ~ rea
snnahlr terms rs ut any other Establishment
fIcasc call and Examine J.. MY EFT.
Rutland Fob ". 1852 If
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setdlttz Powders

Oi I7v 'sh 'uPs'tstie. u .t F'ess-s fs
s"-cH rensn sPt.A'iE
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W ALI
p

T>HE People Of Rutland Poultrcy. tsstiston,
l. Middleton, 2c., Viii plea.c remember
that nl kInhs Of Mechnnic.i
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~ II.

~ y VI. qualify jus; reeeired aud for .s'e
- - e BURT & son
E.,sal Esich 2t,h. is3s
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STATE nr NIRMnNr I'LL.

STATE oF VERMONT. lRs tt.su.uLsrra
District q ge''hss, ~. that a. src,A
'ess'er eiti, trstai,sSarieftis .std di,t-isi
q Rs'issci hei5 y, hp,iss5 !. AND se- Esd o.,
n't' 90 tho itsh dAt 81 February, 4. y ,G52
f'reert, A.e. Hsfsss ks,,s. Ivset.
Wbsres. lobn "a tai sdse,s,ataior Of l!ss
e.ts,e "f wth.a Sitsns,a late Of Daahr IN
ss'd d's,tei a,ers~d insrs Ate hs. tbs ~,
srr5rd 20 tho sssd ffsssts G,uri p,,.,~,n ne
u r~ndct sn socpnt Of hts sdsain ,.trstian %
ssid estate
1hsi"lu.c. u :. osertsa hy ss,s cesr, that
,b- examination Of ss,d seroapi ~. al,o~
sner ard d'tfess IN lc made hr sss5 cuuf, Of
TIE frsstre ~ sait es;atc % the pe r~on. ep.
tailed ,brrr,p t~ AID the - N, aye hsr~h, ~
isfrtd Ia . stated ~'-ssrpa usss ii ror.i 10 b. i,eId
si'he Office o, the Rcyt,ietefss, vi court IN % ID
Rutland on iii- lot N"nda, i~,ns the ;ih d.,
Of April A - l-,9 and thai no, &c ,i,c,rn, a.
gwen BY Publishing a crrifid cor, Il The
record of this order ,hrc~ w~~As .aerrp,tur,
prcsiou. ticr~,n "a the Rutland Herald a
newspaper ptiuttd At sad Rutland aud c,t.
e%oialins ~ the ne ishboshced al thnse ,u,.r.
ts,ed IN order tina, all trrsons Interested
ibetsin may the sud there syy~sr be forr .sid
ccuita nd object ia The allows nee of ss,d nc.
count and be htaid as 10 said decree, il they
sre cause.
- ~ fNEN if''FN
u HENRY NALf.. Register.
STA ~ OF NERMo. a.. EE IL remember.
Distrlct ut Rutland. -. ed that At a sre.
cial '~sslop ofthe ffotste c. ugt o. The s,td
Di.trict OF i,utlald held 81 Rai ! and IN and for
said Di'triei on the 2ist day Of February A.
ID. 1864.
frv'en, Hon. Harvey Batton. Huirc.
Whereas Joshua Wells execu,or off, G lat
Will and t"s's nnr ~ Perry q. Wells lat. oi
Wslhngf"td IN said Dsuict deceased tests,c
has this day applied 10 the said probate cour,
proposing TO rrnder an accouat of his admin.
'%stLs'tn ef the estate Of saikAeoessed.
Therefore, II Is ordered " said Fro bate
Court that the examination Of sad account
Tor allowance aud DEGREES io be- made by 81 A
couf, oi the residue Of .aid estate 10 the per.
sons emitted Thereto lee and the same are
hereby deferred 10 a stated session of sa, ID
court ic tc held 1T the Office Of The R~c,s,e,
Of sad tooft IN Rutland in said Dis,.ict on
ihe Let Monday being The 5ilt day Of Arr
a ID i-1H and that notice thereof be- given
by publishing a certified copy of the record
o' tlns order Three weeks successfully pre-.
W us thereto ~ the Rutland Herald u ncw VS..
paper priatcd at SAID Rutland m order that
all persons interested therein NAV then and
there appear before SAID court and object To
the allowance Of said accoun, aud be heard
as TO said decree II they sec co use.
a 'rne cory Of record.
~ HENRY HALL. rc1iJer.
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~ HENRY HALL, Register.

SiArL Oh VERMONT, BE i, ~r.mcmb,r.i
District Of Rut'aud. -. that AT n ,rcci,l
session OF the Probate Court "f the said Dis.
tfiet Of Rutland heid' at Rutland in aud f.,
sad bi'triet on the 10th day OF February A.
ID 1852.
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(Boife 35oetrg.
The Frost spirit.
pr J 6. vi iI,r1tIrR.

lie comes. he comhs-thc Frost Bpirs como.
You may ,raceI his Goois'eps 4tow
On i be naked wodis and blasted fields,
4; Id tie brown hills wi,herdd -brow;
lie has smiaea lid leaves oG,he gfey ,ad 'r ed.
Where .brir pleasant green came form,
And .he wind .haJ follows wherever lie goes
Have shaken hem down 10 epnh
lie comes. ne con- es-,he Frost spiri, come.
From he frpzt IN Labrador;
Frdm ahe icy bnd dgeoi the northern seas,
Where The wilt bear wan@efs o 'er:
VII ere ,he fshori4 4,an's sail is s.iT wlth ice
Ind ,he lucklcss 5 forms below,
n HE sunless coin Of the atmosphere
Tho u.urbie sta Iues grow!
Jls comes. he com mes-,ho Ere os,$larii conf
And the quiet lAke shall TED
Tbt torpid touch of his graz ins brea'h, {
ADD ring 70 thq skaters hfeli
And The streams which danced 90 Ihe brt
ken rocks
Or sang soihe leaning grass
Shall bow again tc their win'cf caan'
Aod'in mo4rnll silence pass
IIs comes, he comFs-ihc Frost Spinicomet
Lei Us meet hap as we may
Ii
And ,urn with the light Of 'helPaflor iIrc
lis evil power tway'
And galhrr cIhser 'he circle roPnd'
When The freli ehi dances } bFsh'
IAp4 laugh at Ihe $ brick Of The Patlied hend
IS his sour 4dn$ wing goes ri
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NO. 10.
Wateh.Making,

Almost everybody knows what
watch is, and mostpeople understand
It's use; but, after all, very few are
aware of its curious mechanism, nor
have they any idea of the number of
pieces of which it is CO imposed. It's
in fact, 0 ne of the greatest curiosities
that human invention ever prodaded.
Mr.. Dent in lecture before the
London Royal Institute, made an
allusionato the formation of a watch,
In which he stated that a watch con-
sists of 992 pieces; and stated that
23 trades, and probably 2l5 persons,
are employed in making one of those
machines.
The i ron of which the balance
spring is formed is valued at some
thing less than farthing; this pro-
duccs an ounce Of steel, which is
worth Az, which is drawn into o
250 yards of steel wire, and repre-
sents in the market GG dollars.
Still another process of hardening
this originally farthing worth of iron,
renders it workable into 1850 bal
hnce springs, which viii realize, at
the con hmon price, Is. Cd. each,
e4S6 5sl, the effect of labor alone.
Thus it may be seen the mere labor
bestowed upon a farthing worth of
iron gives it the value of 9S4G 5s.,
or S4,552, which is G5,SSO times its
original value.
Who Gould believe that the small
article hG carries in his pocket, to
denote he time Of day, was the work
Of 30 persons? Yet it is doubtless
so
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

IMuLTlFLrIyG BY FIvE.-Any num-
Der Of figures that you wish to null
tiply by 5, will give the same result
if divided by 2, a much quicker Ope-
alton; Hut you must remember to
annex cipher to the answer when
there is no remainder, whatever it
may be, annex a ) to the answer
Multiply AGA by ., and the answer
will be 1920; divide the same num-
Der BY 2, and You have 232, and as
there is no remainder, you annex
cipher. Now take 357 and multiply
by D.; the answer is l7S5; on diyid-
ing this by2 there is 170 and re-
mainder; you therefore place a 5 at
the end of the line, and the result Is
again 1885.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, lS92

| 4 thought everybody ha d heard
of it, replied Baldwin. You see,
the other night, when NIr. Woody
paid me, he gave me gold piece.
! | started, and felt the blood for
sake my checks Alleges were fixed
upon Baldwin, however, so my troub-
lc was not observed.
! "A soverei4 4,n.' said Baldwin -'the
first one ey cr had in my life; and
/ it seemed to me that ii | should put
( it in my pocket, like cent or a hall
dollar, | should lose it. So, like a
goose, l wrap ped it in d piece of pa
per, and stow I'd itin my coat pocket,
where | thoug ght it was safe. I nev-
er did a more foolish thing. must
have lost the coin in taking o bt my
handkerchief; and the paper would
prevent its making any noise as it
fell. l disco vered my loss wbcn |
got home, and went back to 10 blk for
il; but somebody must have picked
it up
floor.
4 don't know replied thf poor
man, shaking his head sadly. Hes
welcome to it, whoever he is; Ind |
hope his conscience wont trout| lie him
more than the money is W orth; though
Heaven knows ! want my honest
earnings.
/. This was too much for me. The
allusioh to my conscfeHce brought
the gold out of bny pocket. | re-
solved to make a cleaI In breast Of it.,
and be honest, in spite of poverty
and shame. So II held the gold in
my ire milling hand. and said,
rs Ms yours, MI. Baldwin?
My voice was SO faint that he did
not hear me. So I repeated my
question in more co nrdgeous tone.
All eyes were turned upon me in as
tonishln nent; and the deacon demand
ed where and when | found the gold.
burst into tears, an d confessed
every thing. l expected the deacon
would Whip me to death. But he
pattcd my head, and said more kind
ly than was his wont:
Don't cry aboqt it, William
You are an honest boy, if you did
come near filling into temptation.
Always tie honest my son; and, If
you do not grow rich, you will b4 hap
py with a clearGonsclence.'
But l cried still-for joy. l
laughed, too, the deacon had so
touchel Il my heart. Of what b load
was + elicyed. | felt then that hon
esty W. IS the best policy.
As tol Baldwin, he declared that |
should have half tie money, for hnd-
ing it; but | wished to keep clear of
the trJ Jublcsome stuff for a time, and
| did. | would not touch his offer;
and never regretted it, boy as |
was.
sWdll, | was the deacon S fav orite
after this. lie was very kind to me,
and tr listed me III every thing /
was ca reful not to deceive him; | pre-
served the strictest candof and good
faith; snd Nm has made me what /
am. When he died, he willed me
FIVE hundred dollars, with which |
came here and bought new lands,
which are now worth great many
soverdigns. But this has nothing to
do wit ID my stofy. That IS told; and
all | have to add is, | have never re-
GREETED clearing my conscience OF
poor Job Baldwin's sovereign
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

The following account Of a hail
storm, 4 aiken from the Bombay
Times throws our western hail
storm std ries in the shade
'On May 22d, an extraordinary
fall Of ic occurred near Bangalore,
during q storm of thunder. light
ming, an d rain. The hail stones
which al first made their appear
ance were about the SIZE Of lines
or oranges, and broke through the
tiles and roofs of houses, and de-
strored gardens and fruit trees.
Some Of the hail stones found next
morning were as large as goose
eggs, Fnle as big as pumpkins; ono
block found in a dry well, measured
four feet in length, three in breadth
and one and a half in thickness.
1t was probably the result of the
Gem enta ton of the smaller pieces
into one lump, although the fall Of
such pieces Of ice is not unlrequeut
in India.
1" the reign of 1ppoo Sultan
piece va S found the size of an e.
ephant which took several days to
imfIi; in lS26a piece OF asimilar
size fell in Banedish; III 1888 a
block Of ice, apparently mass Of
ce nrented hail aones, was found
ne ar Chi harwar, measuring twenty
feet in c circumference.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01
News.

Some lover of the curl Gus in lit
erature, asserts that the word Ae~s
is not derived from the adjective
nesr, as many suppose. He says
that ill former timesit was common
to see on the newspapers oil the day,
the initial letters OF the cardinal
points ofthe compass, thus:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

These letters were intended to in
dicate that the paper con tanned intel
ligence from the four quarters Of the
Globe, but they fina lily came to as
sumo the form of the word nfps,
from viii ch term newspaper is de-
rived. Wonder if he ever read what
Webster says about it?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

WEST POINT APPLIcANrs.-It Is
said that for ten appointments Of ca
diets. at large in the gift of the Pres
ident, which have usually been dis
tributed among the sons Of deceased
officers who distinguished them
selves in the army and navy, there
are no less than fifteen hundred az
plications, or about one hundred and
fifty candidates for each place.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01
LOUISIANA d icrSsr Ia W. "A law

To,-IsI,y9 IicENsE LAw.-A law
hos nass,d both houses of the Louis
;nna M T T.ooislature which q Ives the ex-
cll,siye power TO police frle$, and to
tho n,,yors AMI aldermen Of cities to
,,sl[o sncI, laws and regulations for
49, ~ clio or prohibition of the sale of
;ntox;catinr M liquors as they may
deem advisable, and to rantIor Nllll- m
hold licenses from dr'pnk,nP 81 houses l
or shops asa mgon'y Of 'he eili1sno
anil voters of any ward, parish, town,
"nd .' c;tv mavdetermine by ballot
This act takes effect ifon % InP oa'7 u
the passage