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An old fellow living in frankfor,.on-
c-Main, sent to a business corrcspou-
dent at Frankfou-on-jbe-Orjc a large
consignment Of cotton stockings, and AZ
the same Time to another correspondent
at the same place, an equally large con.
signmcnt Of cotton night-caps, the pro-
due, OF his own manufacture. lie wrote
to each the price nj which they were TO
sell, bat the price designated was found
to be too large, Of which fac, they took
occasion 20 inform him. lie yielded a
little in his demand, bu, still there WAS
no offer for his fabrics. again he writes,
in reply to other letters of his corrcspon-
dents, naming yet smaller amonnt,
but weeks elapsed, and yet no sales.
At length he writes TO each correspon-
dent TO make some disposition of his
manufactures il they cant get money
for them. at least TO exchange them, no
matter at what sacrifice, for any other
goods. Under these instructions, the
stocking factor calls upon the nghl-cap
agent, both unknown TO each other in
connection with their principal, and
names his views; he wishes to ex-
change lot Of superior cotton stock
ings for some other goods he is not
particular what kind, rs the transaction
is for friend, who Is desirous Of" clo-
sing his stock" The man at first can
think Of nothing which he would like to
exchange for so large supply Of stock
ings, but at length bright thought
strikes him. " ! have" saidhe "a con-
signment Of cotton night-caps from an
old correspondent, which shall not
object TO exchange for your stockings
The bargain was soon closed. The
stocking-factor wrote back at once that
he had AT length been enabled to comply
with the instructions Of his principal.
He had exchanged his stockings for
superior article ofnight-caps, in an equal
quantity, which he was assured were
likely 10 be in demand for great while
The next day came letter from the
nighl-cap agent, announcing his success,
and appended in that letter big bill for
commissions! As Yellowplush would
say, phanzy that gents phcelinks."
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CASTE IL ENGLAND. In London.
Mrs Stowe will be guest, not at Stat
ford House, but Of Mr. Binney, a lead
ing dissenting minister, whose personal
ity and whose creed are equally ignored
by the Duchess Of Sutherland and her
arisiocratic clique. II is doubtful whcth.
er, as Binney's guest and friend, Mrs
Stowe will ever set foot 10 Stafford
House, or have an interview with the
Duchess. She will be exhibited at The
Exeter Hall meetings, will be stared A..
will probably get more money, (the dis
covery having been made that she IS
not above accepting it, and viii return
10 America, leaving the British public
glad that they have seen her, and won.
dering, for the hundrelh time, al lhe vast
difference between authors nnd ibeir
books--beiween the readers ideally Of
a writer aud the reality of bis or ber ap.
pearanoe and manners and conyersaiion
- London Correspondent Of the \. Y.
Messenger.
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We copy the following sketch Of this
gentleman frum the New York Times
He was born IN Dausors, Mass, IN
l795, and started in life without any
advantage Of rank, Of fortune, or even
Of education. At the very early age
Of eleven he was placed rs clerk in the
grocery store Of Capt Sylvester Proc.
tor, where lac remained four years, and
then went as clerk in n dry goods siuru
Of an elder brother in Newburyport. .--
Ills father soon after died, and a calami-
tous fire swept away his brothers store.
so that he was thus thrown out of en-
ploymcnt, IN 1912 hc went with his
uncle, Gen. John Peabody. TO George
town. d. C., where he entered into "a
business Of which lac discharged the la
bors and bore The responsibilities, while
others pocketed the profits. Soon nj.
ter leaving this place, and before he
was nineteen years old. Mr.. Elisha
Riggs. n well known merchant of this
city, received him as a partner in the
dry goods trade. Mr. X. furnished the
capital, Mr. Peabody taking charge of
the business. The firm was removed
10 Baltimore in 1918, and other houses
were established in Philadelphia and
New York, the partnership continuing
tor ililcen years, IN terms Of five years
each,--sevcral other individuals occu-
pying successfully subordinate situa.
tions in the firm. In 1929 Mr. Riggs
retired, and his nephew, Mr. Samuel
Riggs, was admitted, by which Mr..
Peabody became the senior member of
the firm.
During all this time his labors had
been excessively arduous, but he had
performed them all with unfinching
courage and the noblcst and most stain.
less integrity. The moment he obtain
ed a degree of success in business,
which gave him command of any pc
cunary means, they were devoted with
prompt choerfulness to the aid Of his
widowed mother and his orphan broth
ers and sisters, and at the carly age Of
twenty-ionr he voluntarily charged him
sell with their entire support. Can
any of the lordIy inheritors of uneount-
ed wealth among whom he now moves
in England, point to the record Of no.
bier act than this In 1927 he first
crossed the Atlantic for the purchase of
goods and during the next ten years
he frequently visited England, not on
ly upon private business, but on impor-
tant financial negotiations, with which
he was intrustcd by the government of
Maryland. In 1887 he embarked for
England, and has resided there ever
since. In lS43, he retired from the
firm of Peabody, Riggs & Co., esiab-
lishcd himself in London in CONNER
cial and banking business, which he
has sincc continued with degree of
success which has given him proyate
fortune OF probably not less than five
million dollars--and, according to pres
ent appearances, this must be trebled
or quadrupled within the next ten or
fifteen years.
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AOvELs.-Prose works Of Action
have become substantive, conspicuous,
essential pan Of literature, not in refer
ence merely 20 amusement, genius. char
aeisrs, manncn. bat to doctrine, eihieal
and social. and even theological 70 ~.
timen' and philosophy 10 ili- real lras
edy and comedy Of life Ti.e hguan
mind and hear are e!aboruieiy e1plor-
81 ihr passions and saoriious. ihe sirc.
and yiriaes. are tkilfaliy evolved and
So in the mosi impulsire and insrue-
tive action. lie Who is nos unaequa,ni-
ei v.ih The branch u novel. ana 70.
mAnosa, cannot eall himself a man Of
leiitn Or a pf.ao.eul in ths nreessary
fnosleags u Biz osn nature aad so-.-l
st'sis5ee = Rd.1bgrgh Rs,na
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We sometimes DESIRE o. fancy We de-
sire u'a' which Nc really droat We
sometimes pray Tor Ming ana grum'
o'c outrageous. against do'e when lee
se"d' u' 4" >lefk Now my dear Hr'
OF s'l" ov"Fer madam you heein tel
me ''''' Is wrong aud thai We should
speak a"N'sedly' Tor AN quite aware
~ WV NV "o"' P'V'ehu W ius'''l
'"o P''v''''' '"' merely mention IL anu
'''o" '"' Ease "''"'e tue oiom'hrY
""''" """'"s your WISDOM
ny we way o' Illustration 10 The toh'
~ u'N '''''''''' w ''c '''"'o NJ
'' '".'''"' "n,on @ o'cnr'oo year OF
wv ',,'' ""'' 'os'u'hs III " es'efn
VI - "''"F'od "e"' '''''e coz
'"t' JuS' "',So enough lo' mysrh ana
w. w"'' " ''''u' ",'u copP'e ol uu'neslirs
i""s Pr''y h''lo poS' when beg
you w" '''' "oe" IN 'n"' Pa" o' 'ho
N'''' : '," S"ou'' 20" "i'n,re '"o
E"u'n' VIZ" w. 'r''' mower pcos' ana
~" "''5' az 'o'''''' 'e"'''nocr er"'o'
10y '' '''''" " ""'''' j. 'hocn'on
'o' " 'i'o',e'' oc""''e''--'he "h''e
r"se qua w 'he eastern corner, The ioun-
'"'" :" 'rV '''''''e g'ass pot anu 'h'
s.''ucs VI i''''," ana ehuS Peep'"s ont
'o'' '"' NY ''''S !" ''o"' o' '"o Pof'
WV
D!'' morning ! h'd been TO work
p'"'"e up II o"sRel-'uii OF stones from
'"o ''o"" o'"y' "na' ms II grew near
'o"' '"o ,'''o'e'"o'o neat forced mo to
''S'S' 80 '"'e" myseiI DOW" ~ 'he
"'s'o'" corner under shelter OF the
"euge' anu ocsan 70 read some "p'on'
'''e'''"''o's ""'ch my "'ie had gwen
me ''''' morning as a natural conse-
P'r"'e' ! soon uohed' ana hna''y drop
Pe' a''eeP. ardon me fatigue heat,
'''' NUN ., u'ous'nu insects and the
mu''ncr o' ih'''hg water IN the fountain
All consplred against my waking ener-
g'eS' ana when book combines the
substance o' all earthly virtue IN
''"''Sco"ue'''a' qn'n'essence' II Ia won
defiu' now soothing and somnolent Is its
c"ec''
l was soon reused by hearing "rich
i''sh proe"e on The other side of the
hedge II was Paddy, my man Of all
"otk' engaged IN his devo'ions. Not
wishing 10 disturb either him or myself,
lay sun ana listened TO the honest
reno" WINE ne repeated his Paters,
a'es ana 'redos with 'oluble iniensi.
w nc 'hen began sermon TO himself,
ana concluded by asking
Now' ye say your prayers mighty
gho' fauhy M"beuehai' but are ye SIN
ccfe b'dn ye ate mate last Friday
was 'o'high'' when your mistress the
hercpe' coaHeh yer
! was ha'' mind to leap across the
hedSe' ana coax HIM after another fash
ION
Shure, IT'S no use a-prayin at all,
n' al' you don't do II wid the strength
oil all The sowl you've got in you" he
continued and 'hen went on in a loud
or key TO denounce all temporal and
eternal pnn'shments on himself. if he
d'd mol heartily mean all that he had
previously said.
oh, Lord J said he, lyon see my
heart and II II isn't as soft as a dhrop o
new milk or a billed pitaty, y,-shure you
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THE BALM OF GILEAD.
EsnfelnlIAi Ermnlea

IN c,ers conceivable osBdian Of iiie Il recommends
Hs.f - far tupernr IN point ~ efficacy To any Of tho
numerous nompsainds. concentrated under the com
pfrhcnsise name of " arsapsnllAs.H
II asts hns To ic, correcis The II the tto
Arh Strengthen IN" digestive organs, stimulates the
hyet to healthy artisan sufficient " thr or the in
Pgff and IslsuHnHs -ecfeflfns, impars pufiy, Tich
and VifAiits " The his-,i sucuistes Il freelt
nsatraiishr and reino,ihs mfnre adp,-its strength
The - strn festoer fhr constitution 10 all
it. strsHgih, and impafts glow oi hestb and beauty
Of snmpletian
Thu % a Vegetable spini, pleasant tn take, and
p'rf"sy safe " b. used iH any ttAis uf bsalth
hy the most delicate female ~ child
prtss Oss U-iiar per- BouiG
or sfid BY Druggist generally. Wholesale and
h"sh DnArF'sv az b. supplied aII iieAtin 10 the
fn4snstnfs.
foNps MORSE, AFsr,., Main aud Washington
streets, kaiishd, VI
Wv. ALEXANDER a CO., Frupsieinrs,
sl-IN No. ] halrlat q IA.inf IInn.el NsN Nnfh.
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There il religion 10 every ihins
around as--thcrc IA a calm ADD holy
religion hoi ouiy IN the animate, bot IN
the inanimaie, unbrcslhiug things oi
nature, and Ne Wouli BE- ~ise 10 con
sidef il. Il !, meek and hlrssoA in-
fseHes, siealiog a. Il were on The hoar,.
d has no isrrors, L roases not the pss-
sions Asd !, unirAmmeicd by tie creed,
and suTersiiiions q men.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-18

g. 4 merchant inquiring The char
affer Of man who made a grea, proir..
sion ofrrligioo, was tod lhat " Cd - ard"
be- ~As counted a very hoas.i, Bpr,yia
n,bai man-sard be- wa, q lirile IL ,ss.
irai
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I he tao shortest sor8s % pfoaouboe
se, sna sa, arr ihoss ~hirl demand The
asos' sHsniina'ion = PytbagorAs
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CARD AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING N CuLpRS.
CITS FURNISIfD TO ORDER.

Asiul's The means AHd ys'u multiply the results. -
% zoe ~ The tsAsiisled mantnss bussDess that
inses %. tfftnnrs 81 sasssnds - men that have ro
ssrntsd wiih nothing bat their individual enterprise
~ dFfrHa sfssn- fhs sgari " the are positively de-
riahas ihhi mth g. iaeufc -rr-s en- ts-Htss shuud
uss piufr than usual sssf7ins merit Casttnefs
n"tef cnHir 10 man's siiap n be Down quiviy
and Wsits tf them. wttsait istnr Ms baslnpss b.
khoWn- iie n,xii - veil light candle and place Il
uHdef A husfrl
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NoRTIMORE'S
Is i T T Z II G OR DIAL
BLOOD ptIRIFYER.

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This invaluable preparation has obtained popu-
lant wherever introduced, unprecedented IN this has
tor 81 any other pfcfsratu brpughl brlnre he pub
ie, The multiplied thousands " hn have used IT, aud
have realized IT. .tfrcts
ANA hsstorfnE the Nervous System,
now hetad H 10 The nurid ps.essing the most "a
perinf virtues known 10 the Materia Nedica PhN i
oisns ths htst standing IN the pffeNsiun uso and
prescribe ,i a. The u"si effective
.hierdiire and Blood Pwyfyer erer kno,rn.
NouiAigis, ,t!rnefa Dutiliis sad NerS,ss Affections
nsslepsia ~ Indigestion, Loss uf Appetite Nervous
Hssdathe ut ~ uf BlC-f 10 the Head, Cnsitycness
- irregularities of the howe-, Plcuncy IN the side
flain rnct, fantation oi N" Heart Bfiiculi breath
ihr, ffssf.tiun Of The NerUu system ~ Numhnrss,
Night sweat. Affections IT the I.HBgs, Jaundice
D'seascs II the kidn - bcfabgsH,cHts ITegulsrtes
especially wth Females, producing Debility aud Ffs
trsti"H of The Nef,pus System tutAnsous Eniptions
ilamrs Of tho Ho,a these tou paiuis ar. readily
removed b the Of this Cordial
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AZ editor dorn South ,ays ha never
doiisi ar Z bst ofoe ia bis ne. aaA ,hs,
"-' 10 a aghi ~hA eo'smrofsy
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THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

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Az Atndt us,a hl taasaty Satissi.s,
81 kiaas used b t.sin-.jiaFs AZ Law,
And 81 ttnda uf Plain sad Fsnsy ruutins ~ The
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JOHN c. MILLER'S
Patent Pulling. Washing and

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ulF Aisovs named azfhises In nart u the hited
l'fs sfdef hifa - h. ~ Da~ff, q. hs 10 an Au.
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Fancy Printing
5o"s in every variety of eoior.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

u :, useless =" .aumrIair farther an park viii bc
dune enrrv'ty, erpsiiiiousln aud rhespy, snd fair
fhafe ~ pohe pstrDaae- s t,sp-rtfu " solicited on
uirsr Er.unds An order addressed the proprietor
81 ths Herald alh receive pnlinli attention.
4. BARNEY.
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4 aoet of'heep composed ef III
se'hsfs' nay - said 70 resemble e.s
climate
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II yoa waui 10 keep Jour arm oat of
'hng', Keep slings OF u jour mouth.
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u sfadita;ss is hsirnhfe inrurahis aud distressing
disease iran the sysieu and stands untiVallrd In the
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Sold IN Rutland by FOND MORSE.
Tho above have ai>o for sale
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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
FURTHER BY TIE CAMBRIA.

New York. May l2.-Thc Cambria
brings 90 passengers.
The Canada Reserve Bill pa. scd the
House of Lords on Thursday, and the
Commons or Friday.
TURKEy.-A letter from Constantine.
pie states that Lord Slratlori had assur.
cd the Porte Of British protection, and in
conjunction with the French Minister is
prepared TO address note 10 that ctlet /
to the Divan.
The block ade Of the Albian coast was
raised.
Constantinople is tranquil; never.he.
less ornaments continue on the part Of
Turkey and Russia.
lKplA.-There is nothing important
from Birmah.
CHrxA.-The Chinese rebels were
threatening Shanghai with force Of 5o,.
900.
The Imperial Commandcr.in Chief
was defeated and killed. Il
The Empero- has issued proclama.
ton calling on the people for help.
Tho opium trade has been legalized,
1t is rumored that large force has
been sent to watch the Japan expedition
AusTRALIA.-Adviccs to Feb. 2nI,
state tina, the yield Of gold is undimn'
ished. Several new fields have been
discovered, and money is plenty.
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Later from California.

The wreck Of the Jenny Lind was tow
ed into harbor. A coroncr's inquest was
being held.
An attempt was made to burn the
steamer Winfield Scott, lying in the har.
Dor, on the night Of the l4th, by laying
atrain Of combus'ibles, but the plot
was discovered aud the consumation oil
the deel prevented.
The steamer Nor,herner, which left
Sar Francisco on the 18th April, took
100000 in dust. ,0... .
The Democratic State Convention was
to meet at Bcnicia on the Goth April,
Gov. Bigler has declined being can.
didate for reelection.
The members Of the Assembly from
San Francisco, who had resigned, had
all been te-elec,ed, by upwards Of 4ooC
majority.
A Mr.. Murlock, merchant, had
been assassinated al Shasta, by gam.
bier named J. holland. who was taken
and hung by the citizens the next morn
ing.
The steamer S. S. Lewis was entirely
broken to peices in "a hours after goini
ashore. soaa4e ..s.,, ,,,t.--s ..,...
The intelligence from the mining dis
tricts was favorable. 238F1s
A large amount Of the recent impor
tations ofprovisions proved TO be ia q
damaged condition, and purchasers refu
ssd to buy.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.

By virtue ofa certain order OF Sale to me d.
Yected, from the Court of Common Pleas for the
county OF Lawrence, and State Of Ohio, will
Offer for sale at the door of the court House on
the i4lh day Of June, 1853, at ! o clock, Z. NJ.
Of saic day, the following Real Estate situate in
Lawrence county. and described as follows, To
wit: The west half Of Lot No 1873, and part of
the east half Of Lot No 1874 in the Ohio compa.
ny's purchase, being in Township number one
ll), and range No fifteen, (l5) bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit: Commencing on Oh south west
corner alta SycoLiore on the bank Of the Ohio
river, forty.inches in diameter; thence west Go
W b63 links 10 stake; thence due ncrlh to tho
east and west line, TO a swamp Oak three IN.
chcs In dametcrj s 10 o w links to black
gum IL inches in diameter, $500 Il 80 links to
a stake at the corner; thence south to Maple
on The bank Of the Ohio river, thence along the
bank OF the river TO The place Of beginning,
containing 10 acreS more or less, and being in
breadth and w ii chanj and 10 links, sold
as the property Of tile Administrators and heirs
OF ilcctor Prrchard in favor Of Z S srnith. Ar.
praised at S2500,00.
Chas. W. SIMMONS. Coroner.
May 10Th, 1883. 4w Special Master.