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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
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whfu 100 bcsr Ne l,rnss rinrs rai.
ils o,cr a., irca rod 10 ph'ch The cur
tss. VA, aisehs-i. 'hstsius w the choir
i,l,r, in the sc-isaisn II their prrrhsd
~ loi. then ,ov Bis,a tno~ that some
grand srrioii, a ,ccnlsm are coming
~ Il,c Scrioa. pbo had besn dcs.
patched IN good season 10 the sacfisiy-
- oaisiB fru.n the Rector The number
Il psalm and hymn. having riurncd
With small Zip u paper ca which they
~erc indicated IN Pencil. a great whis-
rserinF and consultation having taken
place, which resulted IN the selection Of
tunes. Mr. Tabengen placed the music.
bonk on The rack. and the bellows q the
iailc-bis organ were pot in play. New
er was a more brilliant sparkle and scin-
iillation elected FROM the windy bellows
u blaclsmilb's forge. The head and
shoulders q the ofganisi swayed up and
down like those 81 Chinese eater Of
the narcotic drug Ia the accompaniment
d m impro' isAiion upon the Keys,
which made The whole congregation in
Voluntarily twist their necks and look
slofl Al last, with fall choral blast
from tenor. base and treble, the mag
cal effect was complete.
There werc, no douts, many pres
en-, who came 10 hear the music" and
the knowledge Of the fact inspired the
artists With a desire TO do themselves
Justice. I, is true some Of the old peo-
pie did no, like the conca,enation Of
sounds. These, however, we consid-
cred behind the age, and the opinion Of
such worthy Of small respect in the on
ward march Of improvement They
were swep, away in their slender opPo-
siiion by.ihe force Of public opinion, If
no, by q whirlwind of sounds. Al any
rate Death was fast removing them,
one by one, while their deaf ears were
becoming scaled by such annoyance
II was to the great surprise OF the Rec
tor that the choir one day struck upon
IL DeH,n. which he had been hitherto
accustomed TO read, through various
turns and windings, repeiiiions, they
discoursed upon II for full half an hour.
II was, however, the last time that they
so distinguished themselves before the
musical world. There was no piece Of
the cathedral composition which the
choir Of St. Bardolphs did not consider
themselves competent TO perform, and
had they been allowed their own way,
would have sung the sermon, and made
more out Of the Amen than any other
part.
Mr. Hivox had indeed composed some
thing original out Of the theme Of Ar-
p'en, full fifteen minutes long, and we
are sure that when II was finished, no
hcarer Of sound judgment but would
have instinctiyely CALCULATED with his
whole heart, ormen! But the triumph
Of all the voices was in some Of the
c.. /. III; a.. ti -,
49,. 80 !" 80 49, '" ~,
''P, ""' us" " ."." ~" -
'"0 o''r 49, ~ ~.
wsisA poarrd On A,~n'. bead,
hIs dow BE-. , heard and nd %'s' hts '''e'
In the prodiyious efIor, of ,bi. ner.
formance. the ear.spli,tinp continuation
Of ,he several voice, bar,llv hore n re-
.,uhl,,e. ~ ,,., o;lv c,rron, no,r.d .,
"A N head "a
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A iosuaod ouunssilef enos stii 20
esasi', sasn Is = sasaet -ffosb, si.s 80,
ss,sis Fsoii's his eiAu.iiAl,o4 a. tbs ~.
uSss L@i
Voc b. a., ssn..fi ff'sgk. hs- mgsh
an ,s'u iss.A ~ lg.uE Z"
Lee fhaa $3.50 ar,. uaasg4snsitis. -
yee vsisia b. h. . sls.st ifs.sA ioz
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In proba,.-Da,,a Mors.n.. E.,.,..

District IF R~iaad, IS. - at a special ,c-spa
Of the Probate Court Tor the said district Of Nutand
held at Rutland, IN and ior said district, On the %
day nj February A. u. 1859, prcsen, Hon. Have,
Button, Judge;
Whereas David Morgan, administrator of the estate
ofDavid Of Rutland IN said District ds'i
sed interstate, has this day applied Ia the SAID pn
oourt proposing Ia render an account 81 his admin
tatiun IT said estate Therefore II T. ordered by sah
cuuri that tho examination of said account fnt sad
allowance and also decree Ia tho psr-ons entitled
thereto IT tho rrsidun Of said estate after pa, ms
debts u tho said deceased aud the expenses III oa
ministratinn, he, aud tho same are, hereby y
fcrfed stated session u said court be held
office of the Register NJ said court In Rutland IN sad
district, the first Monday, being the 9TH dsy el
Marh A. d. 1853 aud that notice thereof he given By
publishing a certified copy Of the rcsord ~ thu ot
der three weeks successfully, previous thetrtu, IN
the Rutland County Herald, newspaper puhli shed a.
said Rutland In order that all persons interested there
In being thereby duly notified thereof, MAY then AMI
there appear before said court and object Ia NJ. ALLOW
III said account, and 10 said decree, " they ,ss
cause
true copy Of record. HENRY HALL.
b--jt RcRitisi
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ALANsoN ALLEN,
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL.

ST ha.s Il c...s d r.s.'I p.. n .Is
appeared AAnsnn Alien and Archibald Russell, the
I,sr-nns Who subscribed tho foregoing agreement IN
writing, and srknow lodged the be their act and
deed, respectively thi- 9Th day u Dcbembef, A. d.
lb.s2 Bsl,fr iae,
S2-H W. q. KiTTRirNsH, Justice Peses
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CossEHssrioSAL TILrGRArH.-
The Telegraph lines from New Haven
10 Waterbury ard Fair Haven are nAn-
sgd On ns'sch more liberal principle
thar that 81 the system o. charging ior
esery 'ss ~ord.. a. ws learn ffom tie
Ns- Haven Journal and Courier The
.Lois has !. lei b, the hour % minute.
81 the rate q ten oeai. fo< Ave miNuse,
and oas csni fOs .Aeh subsequent min.
sis--As'd .os may hare As mech ,sR
&c yoaf rsssnsy ~ you car crn~d Into
,i,s time, -hl.e fes issniy .6ss cvuis a
psrsoa s sliop I'd 10 write ~ mach az
h. FieHsss The rctaihd, oae 4 the
cd days q -aouusAnlo.isiissa- sia.cs.
~hen oliis'ns dii'er, vers sapocIed to
si@p 10 siio~ lsliss. ~ho SER travelling
IA srArsh a rsoniry scaiS time 10 ca.
AIl4ans ihf houscs 10 NJ. Aiaag lhe fe.ad
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1t was Of this very composition, sim
ilarly performed, that the late Bishop
Seabury on one Of his visitaiions was
asked his opinion, and his reply was
tina, he bad paid no attention TO the mu-
sic, but that his sympathies were so
much excited for poor Aaron tina, be
was afraid that he would not have q
hair left!"
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Notice.


a. s-us~.~ps hssfef sfss-rrs go =. re- ses ~
\ sss4-ftfsiH ftoasstsid b. fsA asf -srtis
Eu,isss, iss v. isS nAsgrff stN.
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In psoba,. En.n.r.r D. m.na,. E.,.,..

In Probate Ebsnsfer u. Hands Estate.
STATE 90 VERMONT, DE il remembered ma
D.sis,si II R-aaaa, .. lbas,Istiai ss-.s,n q
the Probate couu ~ Tho ssid District II Huiland he'd
AZ huuHnd IN and ior aid Dstrist, the an dsy -
February, 4. D., lsb1Y-i'fussni, Hon. IsHsTf 30
Ips, Judge
Whrroas. Newton Hand al PiitsEsd, ia said Do
ir Wa hsretoiufr, b. sit, the I'D day ~ lsnns
~ A. D., i5bl, appointed ~ said Cont sdninishf
taT II the sstats u EcneseT u. Hand, late Of ssa
f'tsiofd, deceased intsstais aud the time bs's"tE
allowed By ssld fr sald administrator 20 disss
81 the state and pay the debit of The said dsseassd
having espred un The RI day ~ JshaFD lr,.ii ~
said administrator ITfitians sasd toau h. sftHa
the tine - allowed A. Afpfssaid, Ia the xaa dsi
JaHuAH, A. H., is5ii
Thrreiuse, IL osa.r.d Ny said Probate c.aan ulsi
ths hoaianF aud dsfislHa II rald prfiiios b., 80
the same are, hereby fsfrnsd b stated sssstt
81 ssia tun, be held a. the sfhes ~ The hsTifs
81 sad rsru Hutsnd, iH ssld disifrt NJ Do
Monday, isiaE Ibs III DAY u March, A. o, ~
aud that nu're ihsfs'.f be- given b1 psihlshtns go
uhtd cspy a HE fscnfd 81 this usdfT, IAfs. sfsss
sutresstfey previous thereto, iH The fniiaha tin'
Hrfold, new Hpap<f PRINT ~ said kuusad, m -.
De- that all lsfrpnH Interested isFein, bfing tsn
duli nniihed thsfe'i, ssy thea aud tsf- sIsssf y
has said Court shd ohJesi ~ ssid sllsasfa II ih'I
srf ra1ss.
4 tnis saiq - fseofd HEAhY HALL,
81 ksriHtff
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rnoy oosPEnsscs acaDrny.

THoN CONFERENCE ACADEMY.
Iht hihfLh fEhA uf THIS INSTITUTION
al eeaAsHhs o. gr,ssy Dsf lutt
. fss Csasss y Mass for fsfafaafsf hss ben A.
taHre isssiDs al The Ahgisui iss sassss sbd inff
aaflns a. sqafsisai 10 hHfhsiaAtef asd Asiurs ~
49,. ~ ihis sffshrsasui. u 10 efi.ansl ~fth 50
aruto 10 hirh s'alfss fisi rtaeasis
- rialeais afr especially desired ruats siFh
fsta'a rsfii D. b. safa ~ sffnfiHf u-sHsf
JA~YA y WtI.EFH
wosi failissJ ~. =. isiL
~ WHOM 60 NAY gpNrEnA .-Thls B. A. D..
~ I'll i-issans harisfisE 80 ifa-fanF BOG 81 Itns
NHftfHt "a 90 srrsriHt fhr afr.-ni q aut tns
arfr alsf b. titrh o. Htf a. fhsf ial Al. dahis
= ~ 'sriftfiiHf tiirf a. dsis sHi-ss 81. ~
af.Tf iissa 49, 1huA A. huhfnh.
tuutrf lan {. -
4 hOCEUiEs.- al tire, - ons.rr. d. I'D.
W rhrslsis tI='YaH a ursso0n
o'r.si tsi-ass - d.
(AsAEf ANp HEsf -rrD ri,a n1sf. o. 81
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Loom 49,. ma Hnssi iI.s.f To-. a. A.s
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o. tfis q Ha-e ai t-asi. - ssir l. 49, -st
s'fnFHn ifAiffA q ava
aArrs ieoR lsss gfrsl s.r.i, s,,a 4, B..
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In Observation-Disclosures Riders Estate.
rIAIL or yEhMoNT' En fe@ .,.er ID !
on the IAN day of February, AID ls;d,-Prosent, 4
Warner, Judge;
An instrument, pnrToring Ia bo the last viii and
testament uf William Rider, late ~ Pouiinqy IN
said district decreased being presented Ia the souu here
Tot fn,bato II Ia ordered by said r"ut, that all PEI
sous concerned therein he notiied 10 appear al
SION of said cour, u be held at castrion sinf.sad
on the lttb day Of March Bsht, and show tsns',
" any they may have, against the probate ~ said vii
for which purosr u s further 1rdorcd that the cps
the record 81 this order b. Published thre. weeks st
cesri,aly IN the Rutland County Herald, newsJpei
printed NJ Rutland In this State, all which Irihts
tons shall be prevus To the said time appointed of
said hearing. A tue copy of fecnfd.
IA AIMDN WNH<HU yudc,
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February Magazines.
Hsss~f's stfxsa-s. futes~s hsfsens,
kskAsssstsf [" lssrans ~
Nisfe~uaxs Nsshaass
tsHlfs
~ ~ na~stsff aArssin-s rsstat-l-e 10 nas suen-
-, 80. isfs.ssiss - - g-ssas a Nrrss.i fts a
r..ssss.. - 49, @~a-sf.,-s
~fts srfsfs l. eft.NFA
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STATE or VERMONT. DEhrememhcred thii
District II Rutland, as. ID at special sssssn
Of the Probate cour oftho said district al Rutland,
held at Rutland, IN aud FOR SAID dstrot, ih, lnt
day of February, A. u. 1855 frcscai, Iion.ii.ssT
BuIf0s, Judge;
Whereas, heretofore, 10 wiis On the 2lnd day of
January, A. u. lrIl, the said Probate spiiu did ~
oiht Harvey Kingsley administrator Of tho estate Ut
VIM, u. Brown, late el kbIrNsiiuy, IA sad dstnei
deceased inie-th,e, and did then allow him ohs
year o. dspos. Of Tie osihts aud o pay the debts oi
said dreeased, and now said Harvey has Applicd o.
SAID oonr for .iirns,s ~ the time allow ID -
aforesaid 20 the twenty second day Of Jannar, A.D
1874 .1hereiorc Il Is ordered BY said Probate '"un
that the hearing and decision Oi said ,eiiiun b.
and the same are, hereby referred ~ stated ie,
sion If said c0nn h. s holden Al the offse ~ Tho hsf
isiof Of sad epan In Rutland In said distinct the
lst Monday being thu sth day OF Aanb, a. %. lraS
and that notice thereof h. given By IabiishinE
hed cops " the Tssofd of this .fdsI tf.. sHss. 81
oessiyeiy previously thereto ~ III. KHtishd tOuu
Herald, nrw spaIsr printed al sad Rutland In ord
that all parsons interested therein, ipg tsfsb, dbl
nnncd thereof, may then and iheFu sppeaf beDft Iai
oourt, and object IA said extension II they
tnie cop of REGARD. HENRY HALL,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

GLORIOUS NEWS
The most important discovery yet made.
bIitI.Lip'S Patcnt Liquid Glue Tor Carpenter,
j Brush Makrrs, Book -Bindcrs, Cabinet Makers,
iIousekespcrs, Druggists, q. This being patent
gue ~ liquid state always ready for use requires
nafk IL Is free fn,m SMELL and will keep liquid in
RD1nate. II ais acts as cement for wood stone,
- a<xlA-s, inn, marble, paper, or any substance
A~s-te 81 gum, II stands unequacd. It's rcputa-
ID hefesrr II has been introduced Is of the hrst
~ a. saving TO mechanics, is Observable al hrst
srm. We offer liberal Inducements to hardware men,
satonen, druggists, &C, and guarantee to cost less
~ - per cent tban ordinary glue. We are making
extensive arrangements for the fall trads, and country
merchants will do well IL attend IL this Immediately.
We establishing sole agents IN all popuious towns
throughout the United States. Sod in bottles Of three
si,<< and also by tho gallon Small samples sent TO
any par, of the Unsed States carriage 1rcs.
Also the british Furniture Pose III bottles Of three
sizes County merchants, attend 10 the above. sPPiy
oarir. PHILLIPS CO.,
3S-lsn No. I Cedar ST., Pearl, ve,c fek.r
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poox. sss sivEp prKiSU rHr rat
s,-s.,..s,, !. y, i,,ss ,iuas,s,. - TAB and Ne
t-s.ai rah tAAs
p..srts lsaiAn rs 49, a me a. SsstF-
s.sri1. Nt.sis. Ah,ssshsa naHsss, Ns1s 80
Tss%slrs'. u~to~ 90 Fp~sA~ss
nurJsn rassss ffatrc-
b.. r-sssssf = Nsasr,s
utfi,sst's E-af ~ Hsnsza kirhs
sssrs,,s ruilsy'. E.-,,, 90 iS,sfsias, ssa An.
s,afsias- 90 Eesssts
Nssi.sfssia 10 intia
toetf's Fi,-Hasz,
Ne~r.sns hsast
Auliuf's fs-i Chiianas
New Aeaf's cin,
q Ntse 70 agtsiest
tsgf Harp
lat rruty
aaut's hsh,
Wa % haBar-sf
fs.a We'd tcttrrsg
mlas, y Go. r,as,
Nrusdsd ~
pesfr NAksf-
nervry'. Ms8Nsisas
fa.fs iiiasfAis'
pirunf
innstniiensi
TIE fcsn ~ Is1,
,sns hJ ibs Nsysaas.
Hinp nesuty
Tho Nastrf h4iljrt
rs,allsss ~ fnsiand
kmreu Il Fanes saA SPAIN
naastiAs Il IA thu Bust
fissnr sr-4se., ~ cnoc Arudsfi
s,cils fslsumsrss
h-sk 30 rssntf
JsairHsi ta ie-isnd
Arite Juafnsi
Csitbes and Gfsvitiesi
rantssef IN the Countft
JourBet a. kAtmAnau
A -lsis,, tsentesi StHy
Travels IN TErsry, rh,hei and Chins,
Taiseen' and H. raeets n. I-sPENCER.
Rutland Dee 4 lisa.
UroRKs JUST RECEIVED
w The Cabin and the Pariofi
Garden walks with tho Pco,si
The fcsesi--h, the snthH II lad, Alice"
Earf,e IN Hurry
Children " iARbi
Conieatinent Better than Wealth
G..od in Eyep Thing,
Lives ofNeiinEt,n atsi Feel
kniek Nacks frum an Editors Table,
Mcn's Wives
Yellow plush Papers
Paper fran EdinFhurr ReNrw,
stories fntTu blartw~d
Hoax II rBob-
Humphrey Ciinkeri
Lii, Dswsuni
Reab-n Mcdhoou,
Mar Seaman;
The Coquttir
rcrcrftne Pickle;
Northwo-,d
Up the Rhine;
Whins and oddities;
Rsiks, Men, and Manneui
Eagle Pass, 81 Life on the Bordor &e. Sc.
Rutland, Nov. q, lsi2 H. L. SPENCER.
CASH, DOORS, AND BILNDs.-The undersigned
', would announce ~ the citizens Of Rutland, and
vicinity that he Is manufacturing the above articles
cheaper cash than they have been sold In this
vicinity. To tbo-e who are building, or sboni In build
would call attention To- my prtcer, which they may
ascertain by addressing me, post paid.
WOrt constantly On hand, and made Ia order at tho
shortest notice An crtcts nun distance prnmp'ly
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tOf0rs Nf mar, nnd rtU NOT Hf SKIN.
This dye may he applied IN the hair night, the
irst night turning the lghtrst nam 10 a
DARK brown, and by repeating second night, To a
bright let black. These facts are warranted by the
gentleman no manufactures IL, who is the cciebra
ted Chemist ,Dr. Comsinck auilnr Of Costrk's chem
isty, philosophy, and other works and school books
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LEGAL NOTICES

A IN at~st0>tlits' NWftDf W.
stulFts. ~ uu sIgeaHili D, w. o.
toan W. W. dtstfa,t ~ nHrtra. ts..,...i..
tettr4 tHHHiiht sod siltat ~ flsiats s.s ..
Hl isf-l- ersiatt We cstait ~ ldusrl a..
~ ftnfautth, Boa sad distinct. tst.s.s.f 49,.
- tn's.l,cei aws - ss'stiss tnsn w.. li
nfrfaitsf sist sii.ntd b. ssA ta o. 90 ~.
$50. a. tiufsf.r huirhs ~ n.ssrs t...
ttunA D. ~ hu sine-s VI uaf ssia ar,sa.i ..... . .
dssiiiss islsi-f ,d thr vsaa~ i.it.f t.t-
iiussfi'h, 90 ihf ~ llnr.sis,s ID frlrasr ~.
n.s', frm e,tfA, r ~, u,tH nrL..
- each ~ sad aNs,
na'rd a. T'.sa..u,h. ns'rr','si zen. isl
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"Trae love :, like that precious oil
winch p'arcd IN Asron's head,
Ran do~n he heard and n'er bis rubes
its es-tiy moisture she'd"
In the prodigious effort Of this per-
formance, the ear-splitting combination
Of the several voices hardly bore n re-
.cmblanee to that oily currcn, poured on
Aaron's head, and which
Ran do~n hi. beard and DOR hi. head
Ran down his leari-----
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are VIZ FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY"
l. - command that should he obeerfully obeyed by
the children ot men. Dr. fNrio,fs's Jsro Cordial,
Pnrrcative Elixir, prescribed chcctual restnra
tive in of Debility mputency, Rarrennrss and
all irregularities Of nature. II Is all that II Processes IN
be, Natures Great Restorative, and remedy fur
those In the married state without Offspring II IN
ortain cure for Seminal emissions, General debility,
elect, Weakness uf the Genital Organs, Nervous AZ
ioctions, Lcucorrioca or Whites As an invigorating
medicine IL Is uDequhlrd.
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NEW CARPET sTORK
WILLIAM u. FRY.

WILLIAM b FRY,
Dealer in III, Gosss, csrJctnf-, OH Cloths, hAinr-
A. slks, Shswls, Bafg. he Lsincs, fopin-, Ply
tArpsts, ingrsins, and Drngrci-. A general ass"fi
Rshi u House Keeping Articles.
6ly ~ Congress Street, Trps, n. Y.
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Groceries /.
BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.

JOHN h hODSERS co.
Ne. 4 SpnnS Isns, Boston.
Types, Presses, iBk, and other erirrtaE Materials.
q. rtlnrIr .. q. soDotHs o. w.Tsor ~.
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1000 lbs Honey" l,ypos . GRAVES.
Nov Is, 1854.
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'fFa hfHnt Hefaf 80 n l+Hf Ef.ahra s.f ffFf.
't'i,f ffa'hrd -sFaf. So q "a er.- Ha.I.l cod
~, ffe suf b. ~ rfI--
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ED sftifi, &C. fsi sti. - f.s,nd- ann me.
go riaft lfar fht oti<s Dltr-I
gfE E irti
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DVhSINN LININENT MD FAIN UE-
IN fTROSER.-1wenty i've cents viii buy bot
tie of this celebrated eftceuAl External Remedy, and
one should he without II. For rheumatism, Bnu-
se-, swelnes, sprsin., Cramp, sthneeo, weakness
In the Neck ~ junts, &C,
FOR ONE CLASS OF DISEASES ONLY
This Is recommended NJ a reliable Linimen', and no
humbue large number will testify in favor II it,
beneficial effects No certificates necessary, the ar
uele will speak for itself BARRETT A. sON.
Wholesale Agents, Rutland. VI
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
MAN AND WOMAN

The following happy passage is from the
pen Of Mr.. Sigourney:
MAN might be initiated in the varieties
and mysteries of needlework taught to have
patience with the feebleness and wayward-
ness of infancy, and to steal with noiseless
step around the chamber of the sick and wo-
man might be instructed to contend for the
palm of science; to pour forth eloquence in
senates, or wade through fields of slaughter
to throne. Yet, revolving to the soul would
be this violence to nature, this abuse to
physical and intellectual energy: while the
beauty of social order would be defaced and
the fountain of earth's felicity be broken up.
We arrive then at the conclusion that the sex
es were intended for different spheres con-
structed in conformity to their respective
destinations, by Him who bids the oak brave
the furE-of the tempest, and the Alpine flow
er rest its cheek upon the bosom of eternal
SHOWS. But disparity does not imply inferi-
ority. The high places of earth, with all
their pOmp and glory, are indeed accessible
only to the march of ambition or the grasp
of power; yet those who pass with faithful
and well applied zeal their humble round of
duty, are not unnoticed by the great task
masters eye,' and their own endowments
though accounted poverty, may prove dura-
BILE riches in the kingdom of heaven
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
Warren & Son7s
III glltUraE N use u M

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ME- INVITE the Agriculturali,ts of California 70
w visit our Establishment.
We shall be prepared to offer them much that can
not be obtained elsewhere in the Country.
Our implements are of the highest order of merit,
made to specialorder and warranted, embracing
every style and kind Every valuable improvement
in implements we add soon soon known, and
we offer all under the Manufacturers Warranty.
Our Collection Of Seed we mean shall be unrivaled
for Purity and Quality. -r
We shall offer Grains, Grass Seeds Farm and Garden
Seeds and all the Rare and Beautiful in Floras King
dom.
Every variety of the Bulbous Plants, together with
Tuberous Roots and Vines.
Roses, in all their variety and beauty Fruit Trees
of every species and variety Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs, Grape Vines, Creepers &c. 1855
We shall offer the present season. every branch
Of our business, the very best stock from our own
State, as well from England, France, Belgium aud
Germany. Ourlong experience and acquaintance with
the best Seedsmen and Growers, of Europe and Amer
ica gives facilities that we know cannot be equal
led by any other house in California and only ask
our patrons to call and examine establishment
and satisfy themselves of the truth of what assert
fair and glorious field is California for conquest
Honorable competition we never ar,-ExCELsIoR! is
motto, and always bid God speed to the truest
and best. ,f Fte E WARREN & SON,
AGRICULTURAL HALL, J ST.,
Sacramento City,
..'.!sa .f.f..-s .. eaF And MEGGs' Hall,
Corner Bush and Montgomery sts.,
tf-n2 fth3 ETt San Francisco.