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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
A rival of the stea amers. Europa and
Humboldt.

Humboldt.
The Tyrlish 1reuble-C Coafctmy Ncrs-7rriFe
Explosion ofa Ccal Pit-Retueen Tsrenty and
Forty Lives Losu
q New YORK, April 9.
The Europa arrived at ten O'Clock from Liyor-
pool, whence she sailed on the 26th.
Breadstuffs market inanimate. In prices no
ma terial change
There was no political news of special impor-
tance.
The Humboldt arrival off cowes on the a5th
ult.
Almost the only item of interest 10 the settle
ment of the dispute between Russia and Turkey.
The difficulty appears to have blown over only
as it arose.
A terrific explosion took place in coal pit at
Bygan, by which 80 to 40 persons were killed
FRAscE.--Beyond the alarm throughout France
caused by the anticipated outbreak between Rus
sia and Turkey, and which had somewhat sub
sided on the publication of pacific notice in the
Moniteur, nothing Of interest has occurred.
| Amongst the latest news we find the following,
which looks contradictory of the statement of dis.
fculty
! private letter from Paris says it was reported
there that the Russians had entered Bucharest.
No authority is given and it may be mere ru-
NOR.
AusTRA.-Haynau's funeral procession moved
through Vienna on the 18th, towards Grots where
1 he was to be inferred.
Three of the Arch Dukes and other noblemen
followed the body.
\ Haynau had written history of the Hungarian
campaign. The manuscript has been found
among his papers, and will be published soon.
Some student of the University ofPrague. have
been sentenced to be beaten with rods fof wan
ton demonstrations on favor of the traitor Kos
ssuth.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
] Democracy i'm New orleans.

The municipal election in New Orleans, re-
suited handsomely for the Democrats. Their
majesty is about l4oo; being gain of 200 upon
that ofthe Gubernational election two months
ago. Out of six alderman and twenty-five assis-
tant alderman, only twoof the latter were elect.
ed, lse.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
District Court.

We announced last week, that the term of this
Court commenced on the 2eth inst. 1t should
have read the 26th of May.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13
school Examiners.

We understand that the Probate Judge has
appointed VIM. D. SANDERS, JOSHUA G. Willis,
and ALBERT NJ PRATT, as School Examiners
for this county, under the new School Law.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

QUEBEC, March 6.-GoLD MINES IN CANADA.
Responsible parties in England have petition
ed Parliament to work some recently discovered
gold mines in Canada East
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-13

Franklin House, Canton, Ohio.
See the card of JOHN D. SNYDER, in another
column. The ' Franklin House, is the place
Don't 60 to Canton without trying it on.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

In the agony Of gtivf. jrAnnr,ie would
receive no comfort. iu vain her iius
band stru,e to -ooihe her bot he wooA
not hear a word in cSienssiion Of ift-
selfish conduct
Y sh.f never forget poor Mayt
r-srs ~ shs0 never forgri htt saA
voice the, VII h.uns ~ TO my dyi-e
day, Oh tsse it away, Mat hateful
cafpetl ! have purchased 1t With the
death Of my friend how could be 50
cruel =
Years have passed awsy since then,
and Mary with her husband lies under
the green sod OF the church yard. jean
nctice has grey hairs mixed with the
bright brown Of her iresscs, bot she
ives in home Of splendor, aud none
know bat to bless her There is Mary.
a gentle MARY, IN ifcr household, dear
10 her rs her own sweet children. She
is the orphan child OF those who have
rested SIDE 10y side for ten long years
Edward is rich, but prosperity has
not hardened hi> heart. Iii. hand new
or tires Of giving out Gods bounty 10
Gods poor and Jeanette is the guar.
dian angel Of the needy. The new
carl-t. long s'rcr old, is sacrcdly pre-.
served as mcmcnto of sorrowiul but
pcniient hours. and many weary heart
owes to It's silent influence the prosper
iiy that has turned wants wilderness
into an Eden of plenty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

The priest aud military have retired,
and | am now seated IN "a chair facing
the gigantic clock from lhr buitnm to
the top not less than Que hundred feet,
and many strangers ARE waiting 10 see
the working of this clock when 1t strikes
the hour Of noon. Every eye j. upon
the clock. IT now wants five minute, Ia
twelve. The clock has struck, and the
people ARE gone, except few whom the
sexton. or head man. with wand and
sword, is conducting around the build
ing The clock is struck in this way
The dial Is some twenty feet from the
fl0dr. on each side Of which is a chcruh
or little boy with 4 mnllci. aud over the
dial is u small bell. The clcrub on the
left strikes tl,c first qunucr. S1nio iliiy
feet over the dial, in u large niche, is
large figure Of Time, bell IN lis left,
:cyrhe In li. right hand ~ front stands
figure of a young man with mallet,
who strikes the third quarter on the bell
in the hand of Time, and then glides with
slow step round--behind Time out
comes m old man, raises his mallct. and
place. himself in from, Of him. As the
hour Of twelve comes, the old mnn raises
his mallel and deliberately strikes twelve
times on the bell, that echoes through
the building. and is heard round the re-
gion Of The church. Then the old man
glides slowly behind Father Time and
the young man comes round again --
Soon as the old man has struck twelve
and disappeared, another set OF machin-
cry is put in motion, some twenty feet
higher sill. II is this There il n high
cross with an image Of Clrd upon II.
The instant twelve has struck, one Of the
apostles walks out from behind, comes
OFT IN f'cm', facing the cross, aud walks
round to his place. ~ hc does sd an
other Cguics out ia front, turns, bows
and passes IN 50 twelve apostles, iig-
ures rs large as life, walk around, bDw
and pass on. A. the last appears. an
enormous cock. porchrd on the pinnacle
of the clock. slowly flaps his wings three
times. 80 loud as 10 bc heard outside the
church 10 some distance, AMI 80 natural
Is ns to be mistaken for a real cock -
Then all is .ilen, n. death. No wonder
ihi. clock is the admiration Of Europe.
II wns made in 1870. nnd has performed
these mechanical wonders ever siuce,
except about fliy years, when II WAS
out Of freIairs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

Among tie most recent ADD valuable
purposes devised by the .klll Of man
for ihc employment Of lightning !, that
of elceirpiyping--a process whereby
fac. similc Of type, cngrst ings and other
objects are produced ia copper, without
casting OF eating. Ihi, art ;, poculiar-
~ applicable 10 printing. where the or-
binary stereotype plates arc used The
process Is nov 50 greatly improved and
.implifrl thai il Is being introduced iu
place Of rcrcntyriug. and ~ doubt nm
will wholly suprrccdr ihe latter Wben
IL, advantages shall become more fully
knuwu
We have lately seen -nrnt ttfy 6ne
specimens Of the new art irpm the rs-
tabli.hmrnt ~ Mc.sr. filmrr a Go ol
the Sun building. who inform ~ that
notwithstanding their ,upeiioriiy, lhry
can be- furnished at lcss price. Than The
co.t 10 Publishers Of stereotype. liar,
PERI Magazine Is printed from electro
type plaies, anl ~e understand hat lbe
Ilarp~rs viii soon dispensr sih stererf
type altogether. The supe'Enify ~ fhe
elerlroiyl,c consists in Do, grcHcr iup-
bility and y-yiec'nrss t'Udef micro
scor, no dlfirrsr--r ca' Ls detected 30
an elcriroiyl.c ,oiy rnd the original,
and be.iies l,--s liaialiiy 10 gei broken,
Il ~snfs much longef in printing
The process by which rieHroiyp-s IL
rroiae-d i, most singular and soudrr.
FOL 4 mould u the type, engraving
at the article 10 be copied, ls taken in
wax ih,, .. placrl 90 liquid o'-als'.
ing copper ~ salui,on, snd = prsfcrol
gal,sn,c battery i' sppli~i ~ tsrl'r
holr,, ph-n ~ rErt duplicate b pro-
AHrri DsnoT Ne itrr ibai ihe mould
,s .ahj-r'rI 20 10 saiiry. 30 Human
ssafinfrndri<s 'rrj0i Tie work
niru go iHue afi sleep s'.i hul Dn fr-
inn,ng ., ds aornins ihai ihe light
Ming hn, been Ju,, iuf.0g ne n,slt ~
80 ~ l'iffed -'he -lr,traiyrs, rrsiy
g. u,e N ! Ssa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

WuiartNtNo - CoNttut. Tho
i9llaploe sn,cloic from lhe lie 81
Margaret iaTfT pssoli ,l.oull h. print.
vi on large cards in cVrf, rsncru rnn
ant It might do r,.ad ia pri,sc t'n,e.
4 PARTY had gene early. anl t,k ~
an excellent place. tn hear one ct li..e.
thotrns 'ymphonic' lusi bshind
them we're ~,cn srNjcd Young lads
and two gentlemen, Who nade An ,n.
ccssant hatEing, IN spite ~ butter lapk,
cast on ihom Nv ,he rhnlc pctshbor.
ho..d, and destroyed all W. mnscal
comfort Nnet all vas over. MARIA
rct loaned across one scat and catching
The eye Of lhi. girl, Who va, prctiy aud
well dressed, said. ,n ihr blandcsi, rcn
llc'i voice, MAY ! speak Nth ,ou ono
moment ~ Certainly SAID the yonnr
lad,. With fr1rN,l. pl,,nsri look
hcndinr foru ntd. 81 only W,sh 10
say, snid Martarri. "lhs, tfdA ,hai.
In the Whcl- 1i'ut'v ~ ytHt llN. ldu
viii not suilrr ~ great an degree ~
annoyance rs YOU have inflicted on =
large patty Of lower, Of mas,, ihi, eve
niug.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

The following Is commended 10 chris
iians Of irritable temperament There
was m old clergyman - ho often became
quite ,cNcd a, hnding his iiillc grand
children IN hs study Our DIV one Of
these children was standing b, the SIDE
Ui hia mother and she was ialk ,ns to
him ot Heaven. " Ma, | don't want id
so to Heaven" said be " Don't want
tu 90 tn Heaven, my son = " No, ma,
am sure dout."" Why mol my son T.
Why grandpa viii be there and Just
as soon u. lac sees Us, be ~ III rnmo along
aud say Mhrw, whcv : what are these
boys here ior' - Ia rather ne, 90,
Ma "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

TEtAcLi sccms 10 be very closely
conneciri viih literary Puruit' has-
ter Smith never prrtends % sreli IN ivo
., ,Ilablcs shhoYt being h.slt-d hY -four
psr,c, = brrsi and nrlassss. slilr bic
niacs, on iiudiry Msusy ~ inEan-
ally prrccird by a pruToCa'i ~ iollJ-
rop. from hs dear nS4rfns 4. -
,A,d ssfsrr. there 10 r-ITri some hing
MS o0nn.cis -la,ss.' uah irar us
Whai that soineihing i,, phiio.o' h~rs
.AslL -a.l.atui 90 dis.utr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
ehoice poeirg.

THE IHtsiIssN.
- fHs tst, 80 -.ei..
rhsr ~~si isay hv-d o. Lsith,
isdi ,sp s,shsh, mas,
Ana fst. ts .lsts ~ 81 ~ issth
- isa ts irse ~t,h 81 in.has.r--
= uasii us'l in.huas.
uis usaesa.-i, lrss-aasn
'iss'ns. 'relnas, taeHigsbs sv-.p'se tss'laHt
fosunr if.sbuan
~. fAs- -ss o. ~sy. i-su~lal
- s~hh .r,sB pa We, .ssr-~s s,rs-.
40 thr sb.uiasf, ~ ihs uxN dax
N~v .inia.i fn's,.1s yArd sruss.
~ n. has-s a an lr--s-sn,
The Nia,k.g -astuunns iHshmtn,
The rrsi ss rrar, Sith hfs sepd.fful bfutu., The
hrbunr. firtlHr irishniaa.
unt - his sse. ~rfs biiti, rfrrn.
tHd The o'brt slc wss osIt. my dvsfi
tsd the calse. u ~. ~isted -ioosiar ists
Nsfs ihah tse ictt as-,ut, On, dssr
%, tbs great bic lnshtnan,
Tie rauins. ssuinf irshmsS-
The stamping, fsnphs, Asr,uns ,tsgssnns. l.stb-
srnf ~ ash uf an iri.huan.
tis u-it 40 mach of Land, Foot
That h. used 10 snon aud ,hufhe-u
and n shap. and sire, tb, fellow Rrci
Wa, a. bad az the Hees Of bansio.
q. the bnfnhis ir.bnaE,
The laundering. blunderHg lnshmsB-
Tb. .sshinr, dAshinr. smashing, lAshisg thfsshus,
hashins irshman.
~. name Nssa terrible nsm. indeed,
Reinr Timothy rhady NulhE.n
And ~henessT be cmpti,d his tun,blsr n rauth,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
The Family eircia.

i can hardly snarc /, J,anrc,,o I'm,
ne Won have So sr, vour he,r, nnon !,
why | sunpos, I must,
The Young wife leaked with ron,ure
upon The ten shining gold ni.ccs
One hundred dollars she said ,o her.
self .bow rich il makes m. f.I' I,
seems great deal 10 nav for . Garnet,
bnt .,old worth !. goLI. the old s,ying
is. and one GOOD purchnse i. better ih,o
n dozen poor ones. III buv one of the
very finest Brussels
Afternoon came: the rosy babe was
laid asleep in his cradle. and tbe little
maid received "A score Of ,horpcs ia
lincer by its side every momcnt I'm III.
darling wokeu mn. J,nnnet,c looked her
pretti,st. mud throwing a mnntilla ov.r
her handsome shoulders. wn. lust bur-
rvinp AWAY. vhrn n loud riny n, ,bc
door brouoht ont a very ncttish .ob.
dear y n, the une,rected intrusion.
oh. ,Je,nnettc dear J,annctt, . and
a nalc vounc face sank pantinr on the
sofa. I'VE are in trouble such dread.
fIl trouble Can Won helm us DO
YOU think We could borrow a hundred
dollar, from your husband ? Couldn't
YOU get it for us. Jeanette ; You know
Won ,aid | might alwovs RELY upon Won
when trinl came md noor Charles .,.
pects every moment TO have his little
stock of goods attached. and he !. So
,ickly =
Dear dear p snid ,J.nurr,,p her -cpd
heart suddcnlv contracting .FdSnrJ
told me this mornipp not 10 osk him for
,ny more Nancy Cor three month. : and
she gathered her nurse nm tiyb,lv in her
handkerchief I'm .pre ;frI-onIv-
couH ohlice Won I would but e,nec,
Edward Is really hard pusbed You
know he has iu:, commenced bu.in.ss
Can't Won ret il el.evherr5 Have Won
tried >
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

Kissing Is accounted q luxury iu al.
most every market and part OF the world.
Almost any writer rhn dssrrhr emo
tion' Of Joy, anrrt fear, doubt or hope
bni there are very few who can give
anything like an adequate description
Of The exquisite, heavenly aud thrilling
JOY Of warm, aAcclionnte kissing. We
copy below three Of the best attempts
that We have ever seen The first is
10y ayoung Iady during her hr'i year Of
courtship;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

wut,l, lroilcd away. Itrc,,drr, cr,,ush
then. Thar VI The aimn.pheric rrrssnfe
/. ir.s 1t ti.,rs rrrcrlin- rain ne "a.
ter will hoSl ava, morc r-tsA'y Than
usual from the peiaiors
wa, often pnsglcd IA nav he,i,h
dn,s hy the ns.,,t,pn IA .e,,ni,bc le.ol.
that the ar !. hrhtsf m tr,nv ,hnn IN
DR., weather 1, seemed 10 mo y, ,f,be
air nj .urh lime. should hc heavier. a,
in addit,on Ia II. own substance of b,nv,
clouds. which must surely Increase II.
wc,,Li. For man, wear. the prol.lcm
vas uosol,~d ia nv own mind n. II b.
vet unsol,cd. pefhap,. ,n the mind. az
many Who rad this At lat the
thoorbt occurred to ne that a. the
weight of Inc Air pSt h. must rcm,in
ne same a all times. nk,nt hhsa
whole. dii 1t M, REALLY contain NOR.
moisture ia solution in clear than RAINY
wcathrr' And such !. really the fact
A. wafer hy the addition of salt, can b,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

lNroHTANI Drs,oyIRs.- II would
seem ffHin the following arlirlc which
We fnl ia the Boston Courier of Salur.
day, that remedy or rather prrycn-
tive, had been found for the poiatoe rot
A work on this subject has Just been
published nj ST. Petersburg by Profess
81 Bollman, Russian Councillor of
State, which appear. 10 be worthy Of
the notice nf agriculinrisis. Mr. Boil
man, under the patronage OF the tsar.
announces the discovery uf a remedy Of
the potnior-rol, Mr. Bollmnn a,scits
from actual experience that h0ropghiy
drid potafocs viii always pfodncc II
crop free from disease. THIS discovery
he made by accident, bat confirmed u
by repeated subsequent trials. The
temperature required ioprojucc the it
sired result is not very clearly made oDi
Mr Bollmnn's room in which Bis potatoes
were dried was heated 10 about ~ deg,
aud often higher. liy way Of expert
mcnl be placed other. in the chamber
Of the stove itself. where the ihrrmomr
ter stood ni 1876 deg md more lie
also nscrrlained that the vitality of the
potaioc Is not affected, even Il ,hc rind IL
chafrcd.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

owe, TO lis silent influence the prosper.
ity that In. turned wants wilderness
into an Eden of plenty.
--------------
CHAPIN AND nEEcHER
estrnc, the following nnticc of
these two celebrated pnlpi, orniors from
"The 3ospel Banner" The extracts
arc ,alcn from a letter written in New.
York. by Rev. Mr. Drew. th, editor,
A d.i,,,ion ,Louyh !, L,s ,;,cn mo
M onno,tunitv IN sce ,be citv-hos nj.
lowed me two priyilepps crcnter by
far Tim, that | m.o, tho orrortrp;tics
IN Loor Dr l. II Ch,r;, and II W.rd
Hocchcr nrroch in their NV, de.ks
1b, form.r on;oyrd on Sunday. Oct
"a and ,ho ni,,r Snr,l.,v or g,h |
Connd Ur CL,r;, ,hc same ,re,, ma,
q, Lone III. sermors ycr, n,,s,o,ly .c.
t,,,. ev,,y v,y .o,,l :, Tho hcs, l;,cr..
20 ,g,r, ILo,r b.nrd linn mai. h, for.
Goll.,es Ivc.ums The housc wos
thronged. hotl, morning and even;n,
and b, l.n, ,vcrv m.mb,r of b;s i'm.
mcnse ouJ,enc, so chained hv ,h. nox-
,r or his cloouence. ,boi Won u;,hi nj.
mos, have hoard a min dro, in the r..
-, re-
Horace Greclrv. who b,lonrs TO hi.
So, ~ H. -, ;c
Br. CLapin al,rays preached as well "A.
H., -, ~ - ,"~ ~.
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'"e ,i' '"I' nv " orSu' Wv p'". VI
i,;Y Wi" IaI eue" w . ''''' ,,, ""u '%', ~ "'o ,i
,' '"o''s o"' o"' eun ;" soou
-'V '''''' w" "'"' "'" P''"" ""' 81
""ay ""'so '''"''
Yesterday forenoon ! went over 10
brooklyn 10 near II. "arn beecher.--
never sa" nm before nc 'ooks ''he
smart enierpr's'ng mechanic about
Wehly-e'e'' years o'u' VINO 'e' Per'ec'-
~ independent ana meant 10 say JuN
what ne pleased, TO the "'"o"' moi TO
the cri,'c' S"iiicc II now 10 say ne u
"o'h'"g e"''"q'nSe' we ''hceu our
=" w ne ','' p'o''o''''eu Wv ''"oO'' ~
''on WV w 'v'' ', '"e 1'" "',u u iII;e ,neu
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
BOOKS and STATIONERY


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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

"TmE DEyLs SosATA.'-A SIN
gnlar story respecting one Of Iarlin's
mot celebrated COMPOSITIONS, is told on
the authority II " lie I.nnde. chapel
mn.tef n Lam ihr Fourteenth, "crf
nigis. r the year 1913, he drranri h
bad made compact with The devil, and
bound him 10 bis service ~ order
10 ascertain the musical abilities Of his
nev b..ociaie. be- gave him n. violin,
anl dr-irri him, us the fret proof 81
~ obedience, ~ plFy bim solo. wtifh
r. ~. great surprise, Satan ckcculrd
eiilr ,1rh .urpn.'Ing ssrctGe.s, and in
% mastery q mannfr, fhai, nmakiHg IN
She rraasy shicb il produced. be spraug
out of bed and instantly seifing h,s m
sirpprni. rndras ofrj 10 recall the ds
liripu- Hrciing ~nnd. Although no,
attended wHh lhr desfrd success, b..
eGrfs usrr set ~ lar rnrriunl a. ."
gifr fss 10 ihe piece SINCE Rrnsfaliy
admifei under the name II The Do'
III, sonata" Still tho production 30
in BIZ nsn estimation 80 inferior 10 that
which be- bad hesrl ih hl. ,lrrp, ~ 70
cause h.m g. declare ihai could BE- have
procured subsistence in any onirf line.
hr should have bnYken bic sinlin in des-
pair. ani rrnDuDcsl musie forever "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
MoRTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

mus truly stiebsntsd remedial pre-
rafattun, sfheasissis alike fuT each and every de-
.ttfson uf RhsHmaiie tofnpisRts, . siradl t-i ~rl
kasw and esteemed thr,, ghsat the lstnd -istrs io
require iraEtiy natirr IT ~ paran"unt 'lrurs,
u .ttdirsi.. us b-Itut'e inrufahis and disttcss'ng
in-a the stem, and stands dnrsAlisd n the
phsnuset uf medicine,
We d. H,4 pfop,-. - mskr unqualified statements,
tsrs nsstfsm hetfs the ppbiis, but sinpli To
request thas. met i.ict .trd,
sUFpEEERs fHt-NsTtIFS.
10 tssearr ffufa thr Asert ~ thcu ,irni circular,
and Rai nnly frsd the testimony of thuss who have
.taeftnf.d a. siusblo cuTsttNt i-1sefs, hst g.
~rts g. ut rsi apin, tho eunSaie-eents ~ that the
.istepteuis mar smenst. from the hsiihiain head
course htch sit satisfy the mot n'frdulpas,and "he
b, hirh the reputation uf th Remedy q, ceftAih ~
L.tas .astaiHsi Nnts si.o h. th. frpf,stpfs, Dec
oil ..r.sd stsfy inf,tnstii,n snd fiTnish names ui
uadsbisd fhatasieI fr.t even sscti"n i the n"n,
uaaabsnsF sH,oag then II the nit'st eminent
Fb, b,sge,ans, ttsfrym.p, Iditofs, and pf1mnoht ciu
o a. tsaderne the Reliability nd rfiicAsy ofths
.sy h~y~ha the reseh Il d,aiht di.tTlst
MpRTINpRES
nUEt HATIC CDNpDtN ND
20 vegetable elFact, internal remedy, prepared
<IPs.s.s iof this dissase and THE It III cure IN
.Is1 tom IRhAnnstuf, Aeutsl - Chroaie, 10 mat
t,f ii how ioas .iaadiag
scid 20 HHtlaad by POND MORSE
III, above have aiso kf fslis
THE GREiT LTERd TIVE,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

How handsome The new carpet looked
a, the sun ,ireamed in on It's wreathcd
Howrr.. IFS colors Of fawn and blue, and
crimson, ~ loft yelyciy richnes.--and
how proud ielt Mrs Jeanette at the
lavish praises Of her neighbors j MS
a bargain. too; she had saved ten dol
lars IN il. purchase. and bough, a pair
Of elegant window shades.
i declare said her husband, this
looks like comfort but Is spoil. all my
pleasure 10 think Of Charley Somers.
The poor feihow - dead
leannciie -sr. little sharp scream,
and the fush fslcd frosn b-r face.
'Nrs' thai Fascally Jeoes yor the
pallr, sum of a hundred dollsFs, be at
tacl.ed even ,Ling IA ,he linl, shop, and
was 80 insulIih- l--~les. ihat Charles,
,pnnging angrily Bp " Ne bed, rupiur-
Cd a blood vessel, and lived sarccly an
hour afigrvsrd
And Mary =
She has a dad child ; and her lie i,
de.pairsd a. Mhy ~ earth didn't lhey
.er.i - n.l could easily have spared
the monev n i had stripped me u
the la,i ceai, they should have had II.
Poor friioW--ls,of Mar
'And mighi hsVe sated Il -- al :
.hrrkta i-S~-tie. sinksnI spa her
tne~s ~ rk- rich caaTcf Oh. -.
.ssd. s'li tssI faryi,e me fsr m, hsar'
ir,,res,' Nsfy da oll hrfr, and ~iih
fran lrsgrd me- 20 aid hrr and -
sai lhc shaie tum in mg hand - and
osfii, inrncl irrsr ni' ms Cot
t.f-itt r-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04
~ liN eflN " tNF
Armnd me- iitr sabs 1t iuyr
And thy fpud lip ~ sun.
Asuh hRs been fH ~

The next /. by 4 lady shortly after
her engagement, # will readily be
seen that her power. Of description are
fir IN the ndyrncc Of the ONES quoted
above
"FNsrt iuttt
Flare Thy dear sfr boHeaih NJ dr-nplbs hssal
ind lot me iuN " nsstis ga thf heat
Ani turn tln,sr soul ~ nfhs On abd piess
Nv parting iip' ~ ,a.tf ~ .i.t,sy
inparsd by ssth i"nf ard lingering 'iss 20
Bat the best thing We have seen !.
the following, by Alexander Smith.
We think, however, that when = mnn
80 freely INDUCES IN osculnlory nectar
as to imagine hc is walking on thrones
hc should be chokcd oil Hear him
"NJ .rui isspod Hp hHRtath M usad ti-s
Whist then tu me- vcfr guaHs,
uf pain, ut dssihf tsfth uss tuuni ~ titss d
s-sura o. rait nn thr'ne'