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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24

D1y- This IS To- certify, that I have placed ~ the
hands Of Nessrs. A. eastman a. Co.. Ne~ f"rk, TIE
receipt. my Family Medicines, with MY fail Az
thprit, Ia prt,lsro and offer them for popular
Ia securing the eosperniion nf Mt. Alexander tu-h.
Iian who !, a thoroughly educated Chemist and
Practical Apothecsfy OF many years experience, hm
enabled 20 assure the public VI they viii he pfepaT
ed IN the best purcst and most perfect iorn, regard
| ,ss OF expense.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
Wholesale and Retail Depot

Chemicals, GlAss-wars, Trg~ss.,
Shoulder Braces, kuppostrrs. 1nd All thu
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
II IN. da, Drdrts respectfully snciud
POSD a MORSE Dfngri.ts,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-01-26

EUROPE The present aspect of affairs is
thus concisely presented to view by the New
York Tribune:
"The news brought by the Europa exhibits
no important changes in the position of the
Turkish question. On the Danube the armies
are quiet in winter quarters, though there are
reports of movement by Gen. Dannenberg to-
ward Kalefat, with view to expel the Turks
from Lesser Wallachia. The allied fleets have
not entered the Black Sea, on account of storms
now prevailing there, it is said, but more prob
ably for want of orders. From Asia there are
rumors of Turkish reverses on the Georgian
frontier, but nothing positive enough to enable us
t. Judge as to what the truth is in the premises.
Meanwhile the Western dip.omatists continue
to negotiate, and the Russian Government to
prepare for vast campaign in the spring
The Scandinavian Powers are also making
ready for the worst. In England, the Minister'S
have again postponed the meeting of Parlia-
ment-a shrewd measure on their part, for they
could hardly hope to survive the first fortnight
of the session. On all the horizon there are no
other signs of peace than the timidity of the
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Now, feel much inclined to beat my few
lately circulating gold facts into sheets, and
spread them over two volumes. But | resist
the temptation. | will be true historian
and, already beyond the limits of letter, has
ten to the last morsel of a nugget
One bright morning, Jean missed his nephew
no great loss. But at the same time his Rev
erence the Archbishop missed his neice They
searched far and wide-the police were ex-
cited; and oircles-fashionable diplomatic, and
rehgious-all the circles ever heard of Paris
were deeply agitated After many days came
a letter, under huge seal, to his Reverence
and, on breaking this huge seal, he found it
came from the Ri. Hon. -, of -, who
therein apologizsd for stealing his Reverence's
ward and spelling his dinner
OF course, Jean lost his place; but, from
some mysterious influence, received better one
IN the Imperial household, where he now is.
And, meeting Nannette one day, he inquired
kindly after us and said that at any time we
wished to look at the palaces, to send him word,
and we should see them at our leisure And
o. this sat out to write, and not of some Cos
sip that must have reached, long ere this your
readers, through all the papers in the Union.
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-01-26

THE CALoRIc SHIP.-Capt. Ericsson, in a
note to the editors of the ~ Y. Express. saws
"Thc new engines are completed, and have
been at work for several days, their operation
proving conclusively that the practical difficult
ties which attended the first arrangement have
all been overcome. The new engines are much
reduced in size, whilst their principle of action
is the same as before, with this exception only
that condemned atmospheric air is employed in
the place of the ordinary atmospheric, for pro-
ducing the motive power This modification
admits Vt an increase of power, limited only by
the capability of retaining the pressure in the
machine. Some difficulty has been experienced
in this respect and it is this which has caused
some delay recently. The obstacle is, however,
nearly removed, and the public viii shortly
have an opportunity of judging by practical
evidence Of the merits of the Caloric ship
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WASHINGTON, d. C..
For the National Era.
TIE LETTER /.

Ely LUCY LARC0 NJ.
Child how eagerly you look
From yoar dogs cared spelling book
Why 80 glad and smiiingl Why
q. -. -- [ re learned the letter "
Child, you're not the first one yet,
That IF all the alphabet,
Chose that letter for his task,
Nor Coz deeper lore would ask.
Many an older child you'n find,
W no. to all save /, is blind.
lis a. if that character
Stared upon him everywhere.
In cach hoart's unfolding book.
First for 1 he s sure TO look.
Drsading anywhere to see
such democrat az We.
Labossfsis not he 90 speli
Better learn one letter well
- that beautiful, great |
spreads, and covers earth and say,
and it, giIIcd shape is cast
On the future, grand and vast;
Willie the pigmy alphabet
Lies forgotten under it.
Poet OF philosopher,
k:ng or simple commOner,
lie may be, who only looks
For the | in all his books.
But, whate'e r that poets rhyme,
An has thoughts to self will chime.
Such an Alp will climbers find
emily CULVER reclinel
Meanest Of philosophy
+ the ego-sophistry,
Cutting the Eternal plan
To the measure of man.
And the son of humble life
Thus is armed for daily strife.
Joy expires, and Peace will Gy
AZ the step of tyrant I.
GrOwn-up children, further turn
In iifc's book there's much to learn.
Would you SEQ where belongs
Read about your brothers wrongs,
Read tho hopes his soul that move
Spell the names Of Truth and Love,
Students of the letter I,
Once a worthier lesson try.
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For ths National Era
TIE HEART.


BY MINNIE MYRTLE.
IT'S like the sweet Eolian
With which the zephyrs play;
With every new emotion,
How lightly will it sway!
Of its rich and gushing music,
The soul will never tire;
While Joy, with rosy fingers,
Sweeps DER its trembling Tyre.
But, oh the thrilling rapture,
When Love, with dewy wings,
Awakes the sleeping goddess,
Who tunes the golden strings.
/ hear it vibrate quickly,
Like the rustling autumn leaf;
Then slowly on the night-wind
Comes the solemn note of grief
l bend my ear to listen,
And catch swecter strain
Yes, Hope, with magic whisper,
The cords hath touched again.
But bark! mournful melody
Is floating on the breeze;
IT'S like the breath Of evening
Through the solemn cypress trees.
l look; the Tyre is trembling,
And doubt is brooding there;
The pIaintive song grows sadder,
IT'S the wsiling of Despair!
In the Silly hour of midnight,
A voice has fingered near
Twas like the hiss of viper
To the maiden's trusting car.
A strange and startling wild note
Is echoed through the air
The shapoless form of Terror
Is rushing from her lair.
/ hear wall of madness
The harp is tempest riven,
. And never more will answer
To the gentle signs of even.
IT'S broken, yet linger,
Some favorite strain to hear;
And turn to hide the anguish
To wipe the burning tear.
But the hidcous form of Triumph
Is there with leaden wings,
Exulting in the music
Of tho torn and shattered strings
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-01-26
WRITTEN FOR THE NATIONAL ERA

WRITTEN FOR THE NATIONAL ERA
Our anxious sisterhood, making solemn in
QUESTION how we may supply our failing neck
ribbons, and how the more sere and matronly
among us may keep our growing boys in sboes,
1t is resolved to profit upon the ilustrious La
MARITIME precedent, and cell our Condolences
to the highest bidder. We are all eminently
Of private hssorV from n drilling down spf to
pleasing" The least attractive moreeaur will
be first thrown out. Judicious encouragement
may then elicit the more sacred and inviolable,
for which, of course, proportionate charge will
be made
Wherefore we pray you, Mr.. Editor, if you
have any compassion for feminine requirements
in this cool-sminkled atmosphere, or any MEM
DRY of shoe-bills, for these unique pavements, to
accept our sacrifice, for a conside; alton, and
take as No l.
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY JANUARY 26, 1854

Western Governments They desire quiet ct
any cost, but there is nothing besides their de-
sire to make a peaceful settlement possible"
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MRS. CRUPP's CONTRIBUTION.

GIRLS: don't believe this writing book is
any joke, after all. My Aunt Hepsy told me
something about il the other day and | sus-
pect we had better save new ribbons off tho
ends OF our old ones or wash our gloves with
hartshorn and milk or wear black velvets in
stead of under-sleeves, than tell printed stories
for love or money. But my part of this will be
easily done, between quotation marks--for this
IS Aunt Hepsy's story, not mine; and she is
Mrs Crupp, only by courtesy the little being
somewhat younger than her marriage certif-
cate--rny brother Jim-who is in college, and
feels bound to nickname everybody, gave it to
her, not at all because she drinks brandy, or
wears nankeen or lets furnished lodgings, but
because she ie, as he says, like supcrannuated
vinegar, "all mother The ungrateful boy !!
if she were less than that, wonder who would
hush up his scrapcs, or sew on his million of
buttons or mend those awful yawning knees
Of his
My aunt Hernibah is not handsome wo-
man, though.
A long, pale face scanned by time and rough
weather; a Blue Ridge of nose, the more prom
inent Cor an excavation each side, where cheeks
used to be; thin fiat hair, surmounted by fun
ny little caps, always rather scrimped for rib
bon STOPPING shoulders, and lanky figure
these are parts Of her personeiie. Then her
black dresses look, Jim says, as if she had q
scant pattern at first, and then pinched out
enough, in making Up, for child's frock, be-
sides. Certainly Aunt Hepsy is not, per sc, an
ornament. Bat she has a way of fixing up
other people, and making herself generally use
full with that perpetual thimble of her'S-lend-
ing herself so completely to every matter-of
fact occupation - turning with such grave
steadiness from one to the other, in their un-
ceasiDg round-and seeming, altogether, such
a stereotyped Aunt Hepsy, that, surely, it never
occurred to me to suspect her Of Imagination
But, one day, when | was condolng with,
rather than helping, little Sue, who had just
discovered, over her composition" that to
construct a story was matter as far beyond
her art, as to build house, Aunt Hepsy
looked at US both SO earnestly, and caught
for the first time quick CLEAN in her eye re-
to rise over graveyards that | was sure some
long-buried hope, Or far-shining memory, bright
ened the gray quiet of her vision and, with
little Sues help, | coaxed out of her fingers
the work, over which it turned to pore again,
and, out of her treasury, bit of confidence
Aunt Hepsy once wrote story!
"How funny to think you ever did such a
thipg!o exclaimed little Sue, her round eyes
opening wide and wider "Do tell US all about
it, Aunty. And were you little girl like
me?n
"No, my dear--no girl was l. even then-sev-
eral years beyond that, but not beyond the
companionship of a merry group, with whom
| had been one Of the girls before circum-
stances, rather than years, separated me to .
more mature experience. Our set had
well-used ciscuit and sessions of the pleasant
est and though | could not always go with
them, they graciously came to me--my snug
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-08
n ADMINISTRATORS Safe Of Real kj<ute.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real E<nte
by authority OF decreta order Of tn. county
term 1853 oi said court, we shall, on The IAN AZ
u April, 1881, between 10 o'clock in the forenoon
ara oociock IN the afternoon ofsaid day, on The
premises, on Mud Creek in Livingston county.
and state OF Illinois sci to the highes, bidder for
cash IN hand the following real estate. lying and
described a follows to wit. The Fl, n, ~" e. ~
section NO: l,except about sacres Also, The ca
OF the en- OF the nwq oi said section No. |, Az In
township No 20, north ofrange No. 4. cas-, of The
3dp M. WIiGnrY HAsrToN late Weipb,y WeI.
man Adm rcf Albrt !Pelmap, iced and Jotn
lInmDfon. her husband Febrno,v o. a.,
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Plank Road Notice.

The Stock holders Of the Ottawa Northern
plant road company are hereby notified that an
assessment of twent pr cent, on each share OF the
capital stock Of the company. h1s been levied by
the directors, payable on before the 10Th day Of
June next. 10 WIN. VI. True, SECRETARY Of the
company, or IN his absence, to Geo : Fisher, az
the Bank OF ouawa--1nd notice Is hereby given,
IN every case oincn-paymrnt OF said ns-rs,meut,
within the time specified above, the stock w,II be
irrevecabv forfeited BY orhrr OF the Directors.
WV VI True, Sec'y o n. p. L. Co.
ottawa Aprl l,-5H
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-08
DR. w. T, FARRFLL,S

Celebrated Original Arabian Liniment
nus medicine having been extremely us.A
Las throughout The United States for many yearr,
nas required nigh reputation, --Illue tban fose
Handred Thousand fouleshave been sojdx limo
NE lasi year, and the demand ls sill Increasing
no medicine OF orpinary qualities couldconinuall,
use solong. and yet maintain the high character
Inc Beneti allordedto,h the Suffering thousand,
wlineVrI De forgotten, and its increasing use w;U
ual'y produce More Eridence in its Farar No.
ipptnIcine wlIIcure ~ diseases, but Incontest,SIe
fIooi given ,hat;his Liniment will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint for wl,icbitjs reeomnep.
ded, and in all cases prove SO benefc psirs. 10 Ia
satisfactory 10 the afflicted
tits manufacturers with great care ofhighly me.
Hlclna ingredients, every article composirgn 70
inorougy tested and the Most Deshu.tiqe DistI.
tdtio" used 10 obtain the active prnciple in Inc
most concentrated degree, thus ayoidinr m poss.
billlyoi au inferior mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-08
La Sale County Court.

Estate OF
concern "'Ns
NOTICEishcreby given, tina, on the aohdov
~ of February next, application viii he mads
70 the county court OF La Sale county. forsn or.
ranlhorizlng the n dminisira rorcf,he es,n,, 81
the snid deceased, TO compound or seH The d.b,.
CLAIMS ma dema nds belonging toihe said estate
OF 10 me inc same IN said court orihe benef,, Of
tnrheiIs OF the said ntesatc or the creditors Of
the said estate. janet w. 4 IIors
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administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Monday the
~ Is, day OF June next, at the June term OF tho
county courtof La Sale county, Illinois. to DO
holden at the court house in Ottawa. shall file
petition in the said county court, praying for IN
order pursuant 10 the stature, to authorize me 10
sell The who or so much Of the real estst. be.
longing TO the estate OF Oney c. Bracket, deed.
late ofsald county, as will be sufficient to pay the
debts oisaid deceased, when and where oil rsons
interested in snd rcnl estate are requested 10 ar.
pear and show cause. if any they have, why il
should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid
Theodore III Low, Admir-.
Mnrrh os --E,u
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Estate Of Daniel N,ynLu 6sc'd

Estate Of Daniel Murphy, deed
DURSUANTt TO an order of the county court
l OF La Sale county. notice is hereby given,
,haial persons having claims asanst the estate OF
Daniel Murphy. late Of said county, decensed
are required to produce the same in whiting and
ME them IN said court on The Sd Monday ia May
next, when Ond where such claimants az
requested to appear for the purpose Of having
there claims adjusted in pursuance oilaw.
March II. .IouN Swrr.rv A,i,,,-
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a 2nipistr1for'S Nnt;r.

1ofhs h.irs,at-iawof George Gallaeher, deed.
and ~ Others interested in his estate.
N OH E is hereby given, tina, on Monday
l. the 9th day of June next, at,he June Tern,
o. Inc county court OF La Sa lie county Illinois. 10
oe holden at the court house in Ottawa, shall sic
petition in the said county court, prnyirg Tor M
orner, pursuant TO the statute, to authorize me 20
sell the whole or 20 much of the real estate he.
longing TO the estate of George Gallagher decd
late OF said county. as will he sufficient to ps Tho
ueo.s OF sald deceased, when aud where all per.
sons interested in said ren estate re requested IN
appear and show cause, il any thew havs Wv !,
should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid
tnnrI low RosFRr ]. GhLLAGHFR A i,r'r
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,

Ol nj Of 7 ne FEUFIEf
:. Reod iphdt Mcy Say DIR. J. +. Plnf, West.
January %, 1911 says:
nave used northumberland other medicines,
ana hnding them excellent articles, and of ready
sale, and medicines which should be in every
house and stable, lwsh to know ON wha, term.
you wlIliurnish me with sufficient quantity 10,
OF the Wabash. Resptc fully yours '''''
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JSUAII, cure INA i,wdav.. twenty-five hu.
| ,hrl-. which am nssurcdi- Il very choice
quality, having bought of0 p"r-'" VIII" ms hnd
ong experience IN galhrrrGand cum, A." I've seq
md feel great conhdenc, IN recommending u I"
luy customers. mari-if J. G.. NArTINGLR.
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I,rti!I az ottawa.
Looh oui for fire.

BILDNESS CGhs.Di
Emerson's American Hair Res orative,
FOR Restoring the Hair on Heads HOPELESS. ~
niLp, aud to prevent the Hair from falling, Is
Winning gpid'u opinions oips isons embarrassing
It Tni, is new article, recently introduced, Is
= sure thing for B,ldUess and will stand the test
ola Discerning public, The proprlercTs have such
confidence IN 4, that they authuuzr their
: Agents to take Bald cases on GUARANTEE.
Price 81 in large bortcs,
G. f. TuoNrsoS, Agent
c. L. FISHERS Co, Proprietor,
vls 81 superior Street, Cleveland. Ohio
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Gaats IF Charles ". simmons der'd
NOTlCE is hereby given TO nj persons be,;r,
i claims against the estate ofCharles N Si,nHs
mons, deceased, Int Of La Sale county Iis -
present the same for adjustment and setilemen,, "
Inc county court Of La Sa lie county a,a reenu,
con m ''aeoI, 10 be holden at Ottawa, in said
March JI-Gw L. c.'"'' "a. -: 1904.
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GE0DGDED@S.
x <
.ESWNSEI&T 8 SZ.EEW
DIRE now ope"i"g at tie Sign Of tie
n-ZR ~ Bs s@ss~Es- n ERs
West 'lde of the co,rt 'usr square. the largest
ahd besl selected sIo,k ut Goods ever brought to
this market, consistn ot every variety U
Staple and Fancy Goods
Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware, Queens ware,
Boots Shocs, Wooden war-,
Hats & Caps, Clothing,
CIGARS. DC. dc.
Their Goods are all new, and have been bought
very cheap for cash. They must and will be sold
al lower riices than Gun be bought IN this city.
81 all who are in walt of any kind of goods
give theHi a ca before making their purchases,
Attic syn Of The GM Star.
Dec "a, ls53,-li.
Hints a. Caps.
Don't 20 hear-hraded any longer for you can
buy either AZ cost. LowNsBLRY & SMIru.
Dec %, ls53-tf
Rev crop Sugar.
10 hid. in sore ana tergat low prices.
LowNsBEgY & SMITH.
Jan 7
(esIrP,
/ IL.
the Star Store.
Tcas,
20 ches'svounr hy-on, imperial and black teas,
for sale alta bargain at the sign OF tile Star
Fish.
Cod lilh, mackcrel, trout and white fish BY
the Dol. orp"und. Star Store.
NnIISseS,
2Obb \. o syrup, new crop, Mt the
STIR Store
cigars.
20 choic" brands Havana Cigars, on con-ign-
mcnt iorsaltat bargain, Star Store.
SPICES ofaI kinds Box aud keg raisins, for
sale chcapHt the Star Stare.
Remember The Star store is the place to buy any
mug You w3ntat reasonable prices.
shceiin.s.
A large lot Of brown and heachrd sheeting
and shlIlna Tor sac cheap at the y STR Store
Tiumucis.
OfaIl kinds may be found nrih- Star Store
Cloths.
Black cloth. m 7,im'rran s1ttinette, nlso ancy
Irassinerr, tweeds and james, at small advnncr
from cot. STIR Store
Grnr'7m. and fancy paid- may be found Tor
! sale chenpat the .S'ar Store
Dress Goods.
DO you wanttOb buy a dr. sal The place is at
the Star Store
Hat ri5bon. velvet ribbons. q, Is HOSIERY
hoods lace goods, ani fancy article J graf va
rirty, for sale by Lolpasbe s Smith
Beats :. .Iinc,
The Star store of Lownsbrry g. Smith is the
p'rre to- buy 1nylhinain the boot and shoe ne
west side olihr courthouse.
Clothing.
R.gdv made clotcmyg is sold nt,he ign the
Gilt s,nr 10 prrcenrch-,r.r than il can BE- ought
atanv stote mlhe ciryoiOtawa
Lornsbery Smith
Carpet warn am warp at the Star Store.
(tANPHlNE, pure article, Tor sale at
\ January 81 CnEEyEE,s.
sn BUSHELS No. dr'"d apples and rea
s}s = chcs, at the JUGS STAR STORE
Gun Powder.
90 KEGS rifle AMI Blasting. for sale nj smn
-"v11c", NJ Dlnu1ry 81 Ga5fvfFs
L'lSE-Buy quantity at
i January u. CHrIvERs.
2oollshc.s dried apples ard peaches iu., re
ceiyed January 2N JHsEvER
IN ROXE- Of cut and dredHmoking tobacco
w tor s1le on commission, cheapat
January 81 CHEEvER's.
palm soap,for sale low at
loO November ). CHEEvER's. |
IN fOnL LBS PRIME goldfish lor snle low Mt
lO' wv October - CHEEvER'S. |
rs y"g> Hc9is g'iuuP Y. ~. Sugar.
DOUGHT sirretha decline ia market. forsale |
DIT November CHEEyER's