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ERs Efs TRAE

FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.
Corner Of Main Street and Da;ngeyfeld Court.
es@ss PUBLIC ATTENTION Is
&NS called to the old and we'll GEA
shAs=&A. established ~.N-
FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET,
situated on Main street corner of Daingerfeld
Court, Shasta The market being very commo-
dlous, the arrangements are such as 10 afford am
pie room for the vendors Of The various articles
offered for sale. The proprietors have spared
no pains 10 render this market place of general
resort. Affording as it does, cool and shady
retreat, citizens are cordially requested to pay
rs visit, and see for ihems. Ives the elegance Of
our arrangements.
Hotel and Restaurant keepers and private
families, can at all times be supplied with the
following articles of the best quality. viz:
Beef, Mutton,
Venlson, Lamb,
CorDed Beef Veal,
Picked Pork, Sausases,
TRlPE.-This department is under the special
superintendent OF Mr.. Melville who will
vouch for the entire cleanliness of the article.
Also, always on hand a fine assortment of Liver,
with or without bone.
$4,000 in gold dust wanted, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
marriott RUDER & MELVILLE.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

fs!fsss ON THE MOST REASONABLE
lii@I TERMS the Cottage House, situated on
slllkaa, the northeast side of Shasta Civ The
house is new and is beautifully situated, conve-
nent to good water. Forfurihcr particulars APP
ply TO L. II. Barber or E. w. Mech, at the Bill
lard Saloon.
Shasta City. May 3d. 1853. N.Y. If
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PINE POINT RANCH.

Scots Teley-l6 Miles from Y,cla.
SssTs4 TIE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE
aallEsa to inform the public that they have set
- tied themselves permanently at this
place for the purpose of accommodating persons
who may favor them with call. and pledge
themselves that every comfort and luxury the
country affords. shall be found at their house
They also will keep on hand and for sale, all
kinds OF stock, such us mich cows, fat cattle.
horses. mules, &c.
Highest price paid for all kinds of stock in
poor order. HEARD & co.
Scots Valley, March 80, 1853. ape II
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BHICAEK s. McLAUGMLIN.

Sz3 DRs. J. BRICKER & E. b. MCLAUGHLIN
~ respectfully inform the citizens of Shasta
"a and vicinity, that they have this day
formed a co-parfnership Physicians and Sur
geons, and will give prompt attention to all med
zeal and surgical business entrusted to their
care, Office at the City Drug Store, where they
may be found when not absent on Professional
calls apl6 If
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EMPIRE nOUsE, SHASTA.

fT1 THE PATRONS OF THE EMPIRE
SEgiiiI will ever 6ud ready to attend them
-S--lI4.A with alacrily. The table aud bar will
be furnished with the best the market affords.
The correl will always be peniifully supplied
with hay and grain. good running water and
commodious barn stables, saddle house. &c.
We return our thanks for the liberal patron ge
heretofore bestowed upon us, and solicit "A con-
tInuance. OLENDORF 81 RAND.
March 10Th. 1853 marif
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FOR SALE.

@3 THE UNDERSIGNED WISH To
sssmi sell the long established tavern stand
1911 known as the = Empire Hotel" situated
in the most business part OF Shasta Being
anxious to enter into another business they win
dispose of this property on the most reasonable
terms. Persons DESTROYS OF engaging in hotel
keeping, will 10 well 10 call and examine the
premises for themselves.
OIENDORF e. RAND
Shasta April ., 1853 ul.2;f
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TOWER HOUSE

At the junction Of the Yreha and WearcrrRie
Roads, - miles from Shasta.
- T Fl E DERSIGNE
.llllsa would announce to the pub SsIasg
80 lie, and particularly to per- "a
sous travelling 10 and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that he is now prepared 10 entertain them
ut this long established stand formerly known
as the " Free Bridge House." in style not sur
passed by any hotel in Northern California. Hav-
ing compltt ted his new and commodious build
ing, and furnished 1t III the best possible manner.
he is enabled to promise the very best accom-
modations. The table, as heretofore will al
ways be supplied with The best vianos the mar
ket furnishes; while from the large galden at
'ached 10 the premises, all The vegetables grown
in this part of The State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an album
dance of barley and hay.
mar26t LEVI II. TOWER.
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| hereby give the Public notice. that a; MY
request, Mir Bertord. Agent OF Berford's Ex-
press. MIR. A Bartol. and Mr.. ". b. Turner.
called on MIR. }. ". Tucker. aud requested him
To sign the accompanying Bond, which he de-
clines doing Aud | further give notice, that |
will give my bond to take the two watch: he
ssrees Ia furnish AT the price lac names in his
card published in the Herald of yesterday.
GEO. f. REEVE.
San Francisco Nav 81 1888 mv2S
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r DAVID CORSAUT, SHERIFF WITHIN
l. and for the County of Shasta, State of Cali
fornia, do hereby notify my friends and the pub
lie at large that having sold my house where |
kept my office, have this day removed my Of
fee into the house of Mr.. Gayand in this town,
opposite James Loag's Horse Market, whefe l
will hold myself in readiness 10 attend to any
business that belongs to my official capacity at
any time. DAVID CORSAUT.
Shasta April 90 1853. ap30f
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HORSE MARKET AND LAYER
STABLE.

HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE.
"a THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
Ez4ER leave to announce TO his old Gus TO>
NINssomers and the public generally ~
that his arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
sale, and trusts that by strict attention 10 bust
ness to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold on COM
mission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage TO call at the Stock
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta, March 10, 1853. Auctioneer.
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DENTISTRY.

r A. PRICE WISHES TO INFORM HIS
y friends and the public that he is prepared
to perform all operations in Surgical and Me-
chIncal Dentistry, at his old stand. Office OPP
posite the Woodcock Restaurant
Shasta, March, 1853. marriott
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NOTE ICE.

NOTICE.
ON TIE TWENTY-EIGITH OF OCTO-
~ Der last. executed two noies-one for two
thousand dollars more. and one for eighteen
hundred doars-payable on the lst day of
March, 1853. III favor OF Nicholas Tartcr. The
consideration for which these notes were given.
has failed. Therefore | forewarn all persons
from trading for either or both of said notes, as
do not intend 10 pay them.
NEWELL HALL.
Tehama. May Z, 1853 myl4 1T
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G. L. HARRfxorov,


Main street, SAas'a. Opposite The FL Do'Ddo Hotel.
NTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries Provisions, Cigars Liquors,
and general assortment of goods, suitable 10
the trade.
AIon,hly shipments of Groceries received from
New York
We are persuaded that with our facilities for
making purchases below. we can supply pack
ers. miners and house keepers with every arti-
Gle of the trade. upon terms moderate any
establishment in Northern California.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Shasta City. April 9, 1888 ap9it
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WHEREAS, George T. Reeve is now exhibit
ing Diamond Watch estimated by him to be
worth the of Eight Ihonsond DoiLars and i
vsuing it in Rattle to be siven by him at that
sum; and whereas l, j. ". Tucker, Jeweller, of
the City of San Francisco, do not estimate said
Watch 10 be worth that sum, or any sum approx
imating thereto:
Now, therefore, |, the said j. w. Tucker, do
IN consideration of abetiing and maintaining my
skill and Judgment in matters OF this kind, do
hereby contract and agree, and pledge end bind
myself 10 TO furnish and exhibit at my
J-wclry Store, in tue said city of San Francisco
within the period of one hundred days from he
date hereof, Ico Diamond Witches, of size
equal In the one exhibited by The said George
r. Reeve, and equal III point OF weight, value
aud character OF diamonds to the said watch
now on exhibition in his Eleventh Rattle. for The
sam of Si1 Thousand Dollars. Said watches III
intrinsic value to be as srood or better than he.
one of the said George F. Reeve, and to be de-
hvered by to the said at the time
specified herein or in the event of the failure
SO 10 do, bind and pledge myself hereby to pay
To the said the sum of Fire IhonS4nd
Doiiars, the payment whereof also agree To Sc
cure by bond and approved sureies; and the
said hIs pari herein and hereby also
agrees and contracts with tie said J. w. Tuck +
Ia purchase from him the said described charac-
ter of watches for The of SIR Thousand Dol
lars when furnished herein before agreed. or
pied srs himself to forfeit the SUN of Trio 7,on-
sd"d Dollars, the payment ot which is also 10 be
secured by bond and approved sureiies.
And it is also agreed by the parties hereto,
thai u jury OF seven Jewellers IA the city ot San
Francisco shall be selected 10 try, test and ex-
anime, in The best manner suited To themselves.
the character weight and value of the said dia-
nond watches; said jury To be selected as fol-
lows: Two to be appointed by the said j. w.
Tucker; two by the said and the four
thus chosen 10 al point the'remaining three; and
the said parties hereto agree that the decision
or report OF the said jury shall be final and bind
ing upon each OF thcm aud in the event OF the
dissent from said decision of either of them. the
forfeiture of the deiaultins party, herein before
mentioned. shall go and enure To the bent iii OF
the other party.
ia testimony whereof, we have hereunto sub
scribed our hands aud affixed our seals, this May
goth, 1853. SEAL.
SEAL
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FOR SALE,
NOTICE To sQUATTE.ss.

~ THE GRANT TO THE UNDERSIGNED,
Il of six square leagues OF land, commencing
at Tie mouth of Antelope Creek, onihc east side
OF the Sacramento running up said river three
leagues, thence running from The river in an
easterly direction two leagues having been con-
hrmed by the L. S. Land Commissioners ali per-
sons found trespasspg the same are hereby
Notified that they Will be proceeded against
cordlng To law. j. I. DYE.
Antelope Ranch, March 10. 1853. MARIO 3m
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cisco.
We. the undersigned, Jerellers in the City o
San Francisco, having been called upon to ap
praise the celebrated Damond-backed Huntin:
Watch in Reeves Eleventh Grand Rattle, give j
~ our opinion. that Eight 1housand Dollars is
fair Saluiltim for it in this market.
lSigned,D GAME, GUlLLEMOT & CO,
Importers of Diamonds
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
Importers of Jewelry and Diamonds.
HAYES x LlNDELL,
Dealers in Diamonds aud Watches.
X. JOSEPH & CO.,
Importers of Diamonds and Watches.
NJ. W. LEWIS,
Dealer in Watches and Diamonds.
w. s. MORGAN,
Dealer in Watches and Diamonds.
A. /. TOBIAS & CO,
Importers of Diamonds and Watches.
BRUNER & BROTHER,
Dealers III Diamonds and Watches.
ADOLPH COHEN,
Importer OF Diamonds and Watches.
g. o. & s. s. SHREEFE,
Importers OF Diamonds and Watches
KILLER & ANDREWS,
Dealers in Watches and Jewelry, Sac. City.
A. FRIEDLANDER,
Dealer in Diamonds and Watches.
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ST. CHARLES EaOEEss.,
s Ia aSfn City.

fA THE PRoPRIEToRs WOULD RE-
RfsiiI spectiuily announce 10 their friends aud
-l44..A The public, that they have refiited the
ST. CHARLES III manner deserving their pa
rronage. and solicit the same from their friends
rs we'll as transient visitors The table, as here
iofore, will be supplied with The best the coun-
try affords, and no expense will be spared i'll
procuring, through Agents below, the best
Liquors, Cigars, &c. for The Bar.
Meals all hours.
Shasta. March, 1852. marlotf
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DOWNER & co.

Main Street, Shasta City,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Provisions, Groceries, Clothing, &c.
A large variety of Hardware, Carpenters.
Blacksmith, Miners and Farming Tools, Cross
Cut and Pitt Saws, Nails, Grind Stones, Crock
cry Cotton and Linen Duck, Cotton Sheetngs,
Calico and variety goods. Also. a full assori-
ment of fresh garden seeds from Long Island.
Seed Corn aud Peas, Clover Seed. &c. &c.
marie If
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UNION HOTEL, wEAyEEyILLE.
YOU HOUSE

YREKA CITY.
d5 PACKERS, MINERS, AND THE
1siii travelling public generally, are respect
-aal4.A fully informed that the above Hotel is
now in full operation. We have every accom-
mediation necessary for the comfort of custo-
mers. Our TABLES are constantly supplied
sNxiih the best the market affords Connected
with the house is commodious STABLE aud
secure CORRAL, always supplied with album
dance of food for animals. English, German
French and Spanish spoken.
PIERRE LEGUEVEL g. co.
Yreka, April is, 1853 apis If
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NOT BURNT OUT Or GONE HOME

NOT BURNT OUT OLE GONE HOME.
TNALBOT & SEATON ARE STILL TO BE
IL found at their old stand near the burnt dis
trct, and having completed their arrangements
to be receiving goods constantly, are now
enab ed to offer to their old friends large and
complete assortment Of Groceries, Provisions,
Liquors, &c. wholesale and retail, at the lowest
market prices. Remember the place, door
east of the Shasta Hotel. marriott
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HI HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED WM p.
Il Dangerfeld, Esq. my agent and attorney,
to attend to all business for me in my absence.
JOHN E. WILKINSON.
Shasta, April %. 1853. ap30lf
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and all other kinds of Miners supplies.
Barley always on hand, at the lowest market
prices. Also full assortment of mining tools.
One of the firm always remaining III San
Francisco. we are enabled to take advantage of
the market at all times, and thus supply our GUS
toners at the cheapest prices. marie If
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chaplain & CO.

CHAPMAN & CO.
Dealers IN Procisions and Groceries.
CHAPMAN & co. INFORM THE PUBLIC
" that they always keep on hand, III their
store. nearly opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
IA general supply Of provisions, such
Flour,
Corn Meal,
Pork
Beef,
Hams,
Lard
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

We lears iTsn tassisinn. that ,hs state.
nscia, rapisd hs o. ff,s,a The H,sssif. aieas
The discovery = ooal - li,ai ieut., - ~ith-
oHa ib~ iOast hpadsiiQii. Neraiaui Cilfon.
4sie
SHaf ,aa H-agihs slnre Nc SER nfna.
al b. incal iu Dis ,iisce, who had just
f,iHnsed hofa slsH - Css;ls,an. that a
disco,rg VI ffu,ii susnus q btsuiifal
cosi isd he51 faade upon lhe lss,ds q ia.
.sH A,ssSahsn, E~., sni ilia, ii was
iheusii Garthor investigation -osiA lead to
the discovery q a large quantity Il tho ~.
ucic. oui Informant eenreisod rot only
~Iih M A,ns~orth on the subDoci, bat Also
~Hh sisctsB,',h ~ho hsd used a number
q hustels = the ceal and pronounced il
q q soi'crss qaaliiI AMI On such dat, A..
ihoagA msy perhaps be considered rather
ns,nIssisla and eiFcanss;aniial, We indiied
,he hiiie Arsscio that has been going the
fsui.ds q ,'ss press ever since. That the
fis,enew vas ms1c ~vi,hoai The lead
'oa'sdsison' iss rrcs, mistaken A. II was
dsss.ed frlishls. and which ssili rc.aalns
u'iisEsesched. We arr to espcciailpa Il
saese dussi Information IN the couuo n
fee days, shieh ~ doabi MT ell place
The asatier IN rs ,nie light.
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Murder nj Salmon Falls U.

on "Wednesday evening last, the VII.
lagc Of Salmon Falls, \. H., was start.
led by the intelligence that Mr.. Levi.
Maxwell, siablc-kvcpcr, and Mr.. Ivory
Pray, of South Berwick, had been Xii.
ed. In the early part of the evening
some difficulty occurred at the little VII.
lagc on the opposite side Of the river.
where rum is sold indiscriminaiely, and
where rows frequently occur.
The cause of the difficulty was that n
female hal been insulted by two men
of the name Of Waters and man named
Scanned. a bystandcr intcrfcrcd when
one oithc Waters Knocked him down with
n cane. This act caused good deal OF
excitement among the inhabitants, and
Maxwell, in company with Pray, at .
o'clck in the evening, went over the
bridge to Berwick Ancr reaching The
village of Berwick they parted, the
young man Pray started TO 90 home.
Mr.. Maxwell also turned to 20 home,
and il is supposed that in passing a rum
shop in that village he came in contact
with Waters and that words cnsucd
which resulted in Mr. Maxwell recciy-
ing mortal stab.
All that is actually known At present
is that some one returning from South
Berwick, al about ten o'clock, found Mr.
Maxwell on the Salmon Fall side of the
river, sitting up against the fence of the
Factory Yard. in nm inseusible state
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The Whjg Party.

Sundry newspapers, locoioco and free
soil, are amusing themselves with an ex-
tract from the New York Tribune, which
Gas they interpret ~ implies disolu-
ton of the Wing party. II is certainly
true that class Of pscudo-whigs aban-
doned the wing party at the last Presi-
dental eiection--and yet the party
seemed not TO miss them. Gen. Scott
received more votes than were ever
before cast for any wing candidate.
Il Waterman.
We think, with the Waterman, that
the aposialising OF the Tribune, with
the Sewardism At its tag, will hardly
prove what that Journal assumes, TO wit .
the uadoing Of the Wing party. The
large mass Of the Wings are national
and conservative, and the class Of them
so prominent for their fillibusier, sec
iional and disorganizing is1,s, may well
be called pseudo Wings" and are not
so important as they think themselves.
= Bradford Inquirer.
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Singular Pledge.

Just before the Alvin Adams left yes
terday morning, a woman with three
children, ranging from five to ten year.
Of age, applied to Mr. Heron, the clerk,
for passage to Wheeling. She told the
clerk that she was rather short of means,
but that she expected to meet her hus-
band at Wheeling. who would pay all
expenses. The clerk recommended her
to Captain Norton, as liberal hearted n
gentleman rs ever commanded boat,
who would give her the requisite answer.
The lady applied TO the Captain just as
he was ringing his last bell. when she
stated her case. But, Madam, cannot
you give the clerk some pledge that
the payment will be made at Whccling?"
The lady thought for moment, and
seeing that The last plank was about to be
drawn in, she replied, taking up one of
the children, Yes, sir, take this until
the fare is paid" The pledge was ten
dcrcd in all seriousness, but the Captain
having n little more heart than seemed
TO belong TO the mother, told her that
she could have state room in the cab
in, and that she might keep her child,
he having ms many pledges Of that sort
as he could well provide for Gin.
Inq. May ~.
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jlemt matters.

Tss Rr,. Xsdart -'huugraa BE- usiiier
isiisf ls vhit1 b. giss hu csr-nsrrr
~ soasthae ass ga 10 tss ,iriaiss q
nfidecssisf. VI ijs ssys ~ eeid ~
fsNiss 10 dIo mars II iaiosae siato and -.
sfiif. vts.l b in.as tssafssldslnuurhihe
ssaHe icar'l " fhe Siate Gusn nsrih -
ssssls. Tlif aagr paAsts ii,sonrh Ridge.
euisr bees ilsf miadie, sna ihc s1l3 heti-
ag b tei q sharf alrasce f'van ~ ccutrr
81 iie tas l..iap. iesafis az sluthwfsi --
The g.is b. ais-riainaioi rcg spannsiy in
teins ~ srauns a gnafg. sna y ssreciaisd
~ith he fsigAuHaie = lead, non. and oop-
pr The sse,a n state heiNccn which
,ir gus1s = iatcrrTersod, A. ssses ~ be-
Frr-- ssvafd he cssi, ADD thr ~tna uy
ulssh ~ ,iiiri mes, snd are sa.a-u hsi irFrr-
MAR Gold ilas brra f,nna In nniy few
Il thesc .oSs,s. end most Of Which has been
otiaise5 uss ffata = single scsia. - which
several hands arr nos II Sofk This IL
fssm Ten iptseufy inches uide, sni sonc
rs1inns = Il arc hl'od ven shanasnily
~iib gsleua o. saip,.ufsie q load ~
hias made ~ a seAm vhfle | was present
moro than on hnndrca pounds q pure gal
cas- ~csr ihrowB ulf with the quartz, 10.
Fcihcf With sour surhurei u iron end
,vp fow small particles q gold bui phcih.
~ gold o. lead viii here be found in suiIic.
icu' quantities 10 pay for working. Is yet
prphlcmaiieaLT
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Mo- Rcw Nfff a..
fal0 Shelf llafdf
Town Of Washington no, heard from.

~ r az =
Town o' Washington no, he"rd from
no" charming MISS hose Is un-
S3uo'Sa's .'cc,su oY a,se m9orny'
M'ss hose! i" hat de',s"''ui "sSoe'",
u , cluster ",o"' ih"' beautiful name !
no y mere 'he' mas oeeh 'ou'heu ny
'ne p'e'"ncnoiy 'a'e 0,
,,, ~, -, ~ ' 80; wa " :; '"'" ,,' g., en-
, ,I"' W." ~. WV nJ''oe ~ '' n's ,u''
' u'O"" 'o3e " ''e sv ,,, Il "o' ,"e
"H"e "'''''o"s :" oe''e' "''' p',s"'e,
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cndeaVors - 10 the rcnRr, ingamtun
of that llo.,k, 10 accordance With pebble
sentiment
Reader. rnn fium these extract. iuar,
IL 30 i ilr mjcll,rtunl apl moral cab.
bre sf Ito mcmlrrs ~ lhi. ccu,cmios.
and viii Sc that We we've nimudanil,
ju~,iiivd IN cSprtssinr the hoI,y that ail
Who arv fricn,ls e The inspired ,olu,n,
vii not give them Importance b, enter.
ing inio Conflict With theta. Snch srr
not the men Who are To- inpc,lr the CIR.
culaiion of The lloly Scriptures, OF de-.
siroy MI confidence In ihcir inspiration.
\ Mormon Bible, or m Andrcw Jack
son Davis revelations. could Withstand
srVerer and ADLER assaults than the.,
how much moru - the immortal volume
which was given by inspiration of God
- \. Y Com. Advertiser.
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.s.,.n nr r,ssNps.n.

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Noaesfes az sbpe ho,na adsgsed = ,aa-
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ou3.s,4sn a ihs Mers.lln Ksgey uaa-s Dr.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-11

The third aannal meeting Of this Asso-
cisiion viii be holden on The ga, 2i,h and
2''h u August. The placc no, yc, dcs-
iFnaicd.l
The following grnilcntnn have consented
b deliver addresses at the meeting Of the
association.
Rev. ". SNirB. u. D., Burlington
{, g. BrKNHAn, 4. NJ, Royaiion.
~. OHcurr, A. NJ, Thciford.
Rev. II. !. CusHiNo, Mortified.
c. II. ll,rDrS, Esq 81. Adams.
Rev. II. J. PAEsrK, Burlington.
Rev. JAsoS Y. WALkrR. W. Poul,ncy.
The themes suggested by the lectures
sud other topics relating 10 Education will
be discussed during the intervals Of the
regular addresses. The Editors Of Yer.
mont are respectfully requested TO publish
the above Ia their respective papers.
J. =. sfArLniNG, fsr ht D.. cs-.
Barre, MAY ~.