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am yours, with great respect, 49, -
J. D. POWELL, sup't Trans, L. R. r.

ROCK HILL, Semerset County, N. j.. July Il, 1881
DR.. j. O. AYER Since medicine has
it has greater demand than cough remedy
sold. ts spoken Of
Used IT. and know Of some where the they
not much Tor the good has pleasure selling
because know that am giving the worth OF their
money and feel grahed IN the benefit
Peass send me further supply, and believe
Yours, with respect JOHN q. wIIITLaCK
F. sAlmost Of certificates you il YOU
wi8h : -
EF Prepared and sold by J. C. AVER, Practical
Chemist LOWELL Mass and all Druggists.
o9S 4md&W ]. WRIGHT i Co.. O.,
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rnn B w esAsn EsoAnPMnsT q IN, P.HnIahoa rs

~ l.rrs..sa L d. O ri meets semi-aDuualy on the
third Tuesdaysn january and Iuly, at ODD Feilo.s'
i l1aaeers for The present year-John Orchard
NV {, Patriarch Edgar Edgar, G II P II
ss1ack r W q Senior Warden james Furneaux, 4 w
= s,s n w G Junior Warden; ] Dunlap W g
to the G L Of the s.; Nixon, g
Marsial: II 6iiliDgham, W Sentinel; John Frank
sari N u Deputy Sentinel; Alfred Gates. q Patri-
nseh OF Distriot Mo- Andrew Matta, D D q Patri-
Arch Of District No. 5.
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Interior Eecsmpnents.

Interior Encempments.
MAGNOLIA No. A, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. o, at Franklin, ST. Mary's
Pariah.
d. II. SHAW No. 10, at Clinton, East Feiciana.
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p'0RLEANs.
I'm VERTU dun ront de alias f. fa a moi ad-
@k resae Honorabe L. u Gaienne premier
paIosse Ia yente ende1e pubque
DRED 10 "a Noyembe 1854 midi Arcade
Magaan entrs les Grayer prope6 deasOus
I'm certain LOT DE TERRE toues les baasea amelera
TONS tue dams lie fsuboug Lvauda dams e Quas
Nouvee Orleans eherson
les Troihieme Qua6m Fulton No
irente-deuI.
terrain designe par ctq ct mesure
peds dix de face Trosema
vngtsept peds contom6men plan fat Hugh
Ia Vile de Lafayette date lie premier Feve
s4S lee ameeraions consistent naon eag
cuisine
Suisi Pafaire eli dessus.
Termes ct conditons-comptant.
-lnNh L L Eanntah ia
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! ubu i'uhlers hiEftprlNtors'l rNess
ssncs, No. lei CHARITIES ST.,
|tIibbsrd's Wild Cherry,
Eichardspn'sS sherry Wine, s-5
HutchinEis Vegetable DyHpspaia,
Goulsy's Vegetable, Colenan'p, A.
Hoofand's German, 0Iygsnated.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
,Iones,s Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jonss's Chemical, .
Radways' Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family, a
Shaving Creams and Compounds
all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright'slndinn Vegetable,
Moifatt's Life, Brsndrethss,
Morrison's, Lse's New London,
Parr's, Ssppington,s, Champion,ss
araefenbsrg, Jayne's Sanatiye,
Jayne's Ague, Winer's Camomile,
Hibbard's Anti-bilious, Petsr's,
Spencsr's Vegetable, Cookie,
Cooper,s, Coysl's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allsbasis' Health,
Wistsris Gentle Purgssiye,
Allsbasis' Agus, Hooper's,
Chiekner's Sugar-coated,
Herrick's 5ugar-ooated,
lGilbsrt's Ani-bilious, Bsckwi.h's,
Loidy's blood, Ingoldsby's Pils,
Scott's Vegetsble, Eagon's,
Radway's Regulators, y
Ross's Railroad, Leidy's Female,
lLouden'sIndisn Sanatiye, -
Iouden's Ague, Hollowny,s,
tIalsted's Anti-D yspeptie,
llcrdop's, MeI.ane,s Liver. ..-..,
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors, ps
GiImnn's instantaneous,
Billiards.. Jules Hauel'H, Page
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Morse's InyigorAting Cordial,
rhornfs Extract,
Tarrant'a Aperiont, n
rarrsnt'a Elixir of Rhuhars,
Cartsr's Spanish Mixture,
| Mothers Relief, 5,$5
| roothsche Drops,
| Lyons Magnetic Powders y g
| Mrs. Eidder's Cordial,
rhompspn's Eye Water g.
Wstts's Nervous Anita
Billings Aatringent, 'a
/ Hyatt's Lifts Balssm, saaeqs.l. ..g
McMuun's Elixir Of Opium.
Railways Ready Relief,
adway's Resol vent,
Tarrant's Indsiible Ink, f- '
Or. Fitch's Body Braces, 81 n
Or. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes. =
/ Or. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcsuum Extract, .H@
Teneur's Specific.
Marshall's Catholieon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations, 3D..
Morse,s Compound Syrup offeilow
Dock, ~
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
MoYtimore'e Rheumatic Compound,
AIortimors's Cordial Bittsrs,
Myers Extract Of Rock Roas,
Cncssman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific, f.
uphan's Pile Electuary,
Steers 0podeidoc,
Godfrsy,a Cordial, sa
Turlington's Balsam,
DR.. Csllen's Preparations,
Batenanis Drops,
DR.. Jayns's Family Medicines,
Seidlitx snd Soda Powders,
Eppingis Fluid Extract Buehu,
Lucina Cordial, @0% a @
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'e Death On Rats, ete.
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Kirby's Cholera Drops, @a@.- ~
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Connsll's Mixture,
DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon,
Cowsn's Lithontriptic,
Loudsn's Preparations,
Houghton'a Pepsin.
sCHEIDAM sCHNAPP5.
md all dealers in any Of the articles
i'll find 1t 10 their advantage by call
/, where will be found tbs NEST sx-
ATENT MEDICINES in the United
lease address
[GHT lE co., @a H.
/. l5l chastres st ], New Orleans, La.
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INDEPENDENCE No. %, meets every Wednesday
evening at No. q Odd Fellows Hall. .0hieers-
Il. Berger, G.; William Furbinger, v q j Klaiber,
Secretary; Brchta Per Secretary j ] Krebs, Urea
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2 ,IyER QoM "! DYSPEPSIA, merry

= ~
rs Personalving at Distance the Dis
ease sent to tter address, giving full
5 tea dollars. tmvs lyddw1 DR.. JAMES.
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LACEY 4 Co., 81 st. CHARLES street,
r. 81 BRANCH De LACEY q eHILLIfEis sELEsRATEbRAE
NESS LNUFAEToRF, fhsdslphis, osangt
Idicnsbls EADDIS AND TRuNgE streduceapfoss
II REPAIRING STRICTLY ETTENpEDTn. fssffyaW
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

4 WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81 y. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they oer AMPLY Druggs mad Dsners at Prepeo
sholessie prices. |
Depot spesia Agency, Isi CHARITIES ST.
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9. o. o. q,


Nasnss Of 0facers-T Time and pinee Of Meeting.
THh n. N. GRAND LoDGE or LOUISIANA + y; Y.
meets i-ainnaily On the fourth Tuesdays IN jan
merry and July, al Odd Eefows' Hall, corner Of Camp
and Lafayette Streets New Orleans ohicsrs ier shs
present year--Henry q. Stetsons OF Hope Leuge no.
IL III VI Grand Master fhotnas Blake OF CONNER
sial Lodae No IL, n w Grand Master Bernard
Cohen 81 Union Lodge No g, p w Grand Warden i
Tbu,1se II Shields. on Union Lodge No u X w Grand
Serrstary. Henry Williams Of Commercial Lodge No
"a n " Grand Treasurer; G W RAGS, Of Commercial
Lodge No III and Henry Bier of Hope lodge No u, r
II Grand Representatives to tho 1, Of the g;
Wpghsssii. of Crescent Lodge No. 8 " Grand Chap
lain Richard Swain Of Crescent Lodge No 3 Grand
sarsAa9 II DentzeI OF Union Lodge No. 8, w Grand
conductor u Stevens. Of Louisiana Lodge Nc: ]. w
Grand Guardian; John Frankord, of Crescent Ledge
Mo- IS GRAND Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
sers11st District, vacant; Millspaugh OF Covenant
Lodge No. II, District No. q W valght, 81 yeier-
SON Lodge No. o. District No. Louis Bush Of Exesi-
ssor Lodge No. 81, District No. 4; L Field Oh ~,
Mars,s Lodge No. %, District No. 81 Al camp
baIlof ST. Landry Lodge No %, District no. II c
Malta, Of Desoto Lodge No District 20 81 . =
Harris Of Carroll Lodge No 80, District No sosspn
Guss Ii Trinity Lodge No. 50, District NO. Vi 4 y
Mcfsoy Of Rapides Lodge No So District NO. ~ X "a
Sawyer d New iberia Lodge No So District 10 70 -
II Hansicker ii Meth Lodge Ne. 2l District No. ~
f II HALEY 81 Prairie Lodge No q, District no, y
"A 4 rlol,m Il Columbus Lodge No. "a Dssrlct NO. is
4 Neaflis OF Clinton Lodge No "a. pistrict NO. TO-
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MEDICAL CARDS. i

ACULIST-DR CUISINES OFFICE. assSsss
n for the Treatment Of DISEASES of the EYE
INTERSECTIONS OF VISION, No. t95 st. GhariesD k%1
street, opposite Lafayette Square Eeworleaus. ssz@
lE All Surgical Operations for the EYE attended
CATARACT, sQUINTING, The INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc, etc s3m
d diseases OF THROAT AND LUNGS,
~ DR.. J. f. SEGUIE,
0face, No. los ST. CHARLES STR EET, {up sairs)
4s. Residence, No. 37l CARoNDELET ST.
EE Consultation hours from to and NH iysm.
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INSURANCE.
Agency Sun Mutual Insurance Company, Ne
Orleans November o 1854

Il
Agency sun Mutual Insurance Company, New
Orleans November 8, 1854
E The undersigned respectfully subm the following statement
Of the affairs of the SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of
Network for the ending the M day oosobsr 1884
hss Risks Marine and continue
Ken ~ usual at this Agency THOMAS sLoo, Agent.
OFFICE OF THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE,
COMPANY. NKwYonK, Oct. 81, 1854.
The following this Company Il publ.b,a
conformity with the requirements ofthe the Act
Incorporation
Premiums unexped risks oeteber iss s41s1ss 81
Premiums s.ivsd for the year ending Oct Z 1884 ",
On Inland Navigation and Transportation -
On Fire Ri.ks sas,sI2 ssissso1s
Total amosnt Of Premiums. s94,7,a41 "a
Esis saas tn: ending ss e
Net Earned Premiums. ............. slsls,7ss o.
Losses during the same periods
On INLAND Navigation and Transports s-uaa.
O. Ei5s R:., ssssss y
Expenses sd,'ss 90 1881 sa7 81
Ps a {.
The Assets q the Company the ssh October 1856,
Real Estate and Bonds s4ssOoo 90
snsF'sass Loans aud Rents Eas e
P Ps ssss Aesesst. no; at sss !,
Scrip andry Companies estimated a. 1880 ~
Loans to Pilot Boat, Steam Pumps, aa25 %
al,sas,ss5 90
Less Indebtedness. $4,000 90
The Bosrd Trustees this day that dividend In
LIST November 1884 be declared Of three per the
standing Scrip of the Company payable cash and after the sis
day Of Deeembsrnext,
The tina. the eslamou.
period embraced within the last financial Company their
reserved fsnd capital of ONE DOLLARS
nnpared They however, view OF the just of the
future TO No said capital and therefore give Notice that hal
pos ensuing shall bs appropriated the reemp
Scrip heretofore issud the remaining hn be added the
reserved fund and further that it will opinion
policy of the Company
hion until the Capital shall reach least Millions OF Doa
~ order Of the Board JOHN WHITEHEAD, Sscretar..
TRUSTEES
Moses H. Grinue, Henry Colt,
| William H. Macy, Joseph Eoulke, Jr,
Samuel L. Mitchell, P. strachan
Schuyler Livingston, Edwin Bartlett
Alfred Seton, U. A. Murdoch '"
Mortimer n I Ivlssson, Oliver sIate, Y,
Joseph Gailard, IL, Peter PORTER, .. ...
TR a W. Riley, sa asnUhY B Fl Ss'ia'h'
Wm.H; Newman RoSsSs !. Maitland.
Drsks Mia, aieg 9o NJ H. I hsy1Ss.
Frederick 9. Foster, Elias Ponvert
FpedseE %isms.n. ABB. NELSON FIes n f Pesaep
HewYork, Novsmbsr1 1884 ni6im
There being Dvidsndr
the Sun Mutual Insurance Company NewYok is
state that Scrip wall continue their
heretofore for the full Dividends declared by the Com
psuy at the close of each focal year.
Formerly or capital was limited to One Mioa
Dollars and this whole amount profits yearly appropriated
the redemption outstanding Scrip
but future after hs interest," the residue Of profits
will be annually appropriated hato the redemption Scrip
heretofore and the other half the othe Capital of the Com
pany, until the shall equal Two Millions Dollars thereby
reasng the security the Assured well hders she Scrip
the Company THOMAS sLoo Agent NsworlsanS. mis- ist
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QoLUMBus No, "a, meets every Wednesday even
ing at their Hall, Algers. 0fcers--John III Mead
q; A Fortier, Y q !; = Burton Secretary; Wilson,
3 Per Secretary. John Il RothkeY. Ireasnrhr. =
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MAGNOLIA No. q, meets every Tuesday evening
@ at No. 8, Odd Eellowsl iIl ;. Officers II L
Nimmo, N @ - A Floret, G.; j G Wagner, Score
tary II whitney, Per Secretary William Dickson,
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FIRST Jusrrcs's CouRrI AUGUST ENsEBiAN Vs. FRANCIS
PARISH OF ORLEANS. IL WlESEN.. No. l5s05.
10y VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of fieri faeias,
to directed by the Hon. L. u Gaiennie. Frat
Peace for the Parish of Oreans will proceed
tion FRIDAY 1854 O'Clock NJ at
BANKS Arcade Magazine
the following described property,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all Buildings
and improvements thereon situated The Faubourg
Fourth District Of Orleans late Parish Of Jefferson this
In the bounded Third Fourth and Fulton
being number thwo The Said Lot designated
number hve thytwo inches
street. by depth hundred and according
plan Hugh City Lafayette,
the first Of February s The Improvements
Frame House and Kitchen
4 Seized in the above suit
Terms and eonditions-CRsh.
o20
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance. :
PROVINCIAL INSURA NCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. W.
knSh. g. o'BRIEs, Secretary. A. M. CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp st., New Orleans.
~ Ths undersigned prepared toisaus
the psrls the SEAS and
by FIRE, at he concentrates Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRASGE, Agent,
nkly HARMON poANR Aiant Agsni,
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Polar STAR No. 10, meets every Wednesday
evening Of Polar Star room Second District. officers
-gsear Robin N G ; Paul Theard, v @ II Caster
ede Secretary; Louis Gagnet, Per secretary;HJ Al
Ws1t,er 1'reasfrer =
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Nh viii that hsveusss
ae PoIasia scsbs syphc caheIa and in all diseases
indication Of to eona IN
think would prefer
paaten saraapara phyaan will admit its
cnlesnining .he into ta eomposien
Relpectiully yours ..,r W. t. PRENTlss, G,ps
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

The following Is a geograp hica descrip-
ton Of Nebraska into which President
Pierce, his Cabinet and Senator Douglass,
are trying to open a free ingress for Slavery.
If ever there was great sin committed
without Il temptation or an excuse, it is
this administration movement for the extern
sion Of the area of Slavery.
"From the south western corner of Mis-
SCUM pursue the parallel of ~ deg. 30 min.
north latitude, westwardly across the Ar
kansas, across the north fork of the Cana
dian TO the northeastern angle of Texas
then follow the northeastern boundary of
Texas To the western limit of Now Mexico !;
then proceed along that western line to its
northern termination; then again turn
westwardly, aud follow the northern line
Of New Mexico to the crest Of the Rocky
Mountains then ascend norlhwardly along
the crest Of that mountain range 20 the
line which separates the United States
from the British possessions in North Amer.
lea. on the l9th parallel Of north latitude /:
then pursue your course eastwardly along
thst line to the Whi'e Earth River, which
falls into the Missouri from the north de-
scrnd that ntcr 10 is confluence with the
Missouri; descend the Missouri. along the
western boundary oC Minnesota, of Iowa, Of
Missouri, to the point where It ceases to
be boundary line, and enters the State TO
which II gives its name then continue
your southwark course along the western
limit Of that State 10 the point from which
you set out. You have now made the cir
cult Of the proposed Territory Of Nebraska.
lou have travered the vast distance Of
more than 1900 miles You have traced
the outline Of on area Of $4,000 square
miles; more than twelve times as great as
that Of Ohio.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
now ~ TAKES vERnoxr.

The Hindsor Journal lWhirl in an able
discussion Of the Nebraska bill says
1--WE can do little more than 10 say that
Ne rosard II As one VI the most monstrous
and inaccessible proposals, ever made By
reckless and uuscupulous seeker Of the
Presidency, 10 via the favor Of the Slave
Power. l, Is proposal 20 renew the slave
~ agitation IA ~ wnrs, form 10 break N
pieces ihat compact IN the formation Of
which, vas exercised tho greatest vls1,sa
u many Of our best and mos, patriotic
Statesmen.
ln demanding such concession far the
slave iuicrcsi, the p'opDsers and advocates
q tins scheme, sre guilty 81 the crosses,
ireachery, np' only % the North, bm 10 the
Union. DO Senator DoroLAss and las
hackers. imagiue that the People Of the
Pre- states, uill calmly submit d the re-
peal d those portions ~ the Compromise
acts which are fof thrir interest. whsle they
siii Feeogui1e the binding i,fce Il those
other portions, vlioh favor the Sau,A a
Northern erpcnsc' n 81, ue truss end
believe that they hayr BEEN groafy mis-
izfea 10 tAeif estimate 70 me sincefty of
Northern pflur. p.es. AMI tAa ,pini With
which those Pnnciplcs Hlil b u.a.uisinad.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

T nsausiaa N,s. ~ lpo.Al talks
uf
~Ib- IS sr.ka hn v.3 srr,c ~ o. icsi
1f-r Co., attraaIff 90 nea ani parties -
Nghn. - eas-r ii.su q, rail- 90 its adaiia.
ss.si..a ss iea.ans altasal pinfiples by
r.a.a.aaf rs nst,onl drnscrsis u'asa
~ha ue.. enc. free t.il. wa ihr vaies
who ihus rsJ r,.rc- faru ntunualiiy thaif
sisrrrfr. 'hfif ls,eilrn 81 fho coHsiHvii'n
ma ihe rmsa. ihaf ietcnainsilou o. ies-
t,ftaat da'ioa anl hirnsuy ucccssffy
20 sseatn baih hf sisnhpr or ue ndnon-
istfansu in ,ha support 81 iaa measure
or uill thov fan The irac so.,ers 10 'hlaaiug
tsg' sruus ths dottnnrs ani fcc"aon-
daiisni Of DsaeiAs' reP5H =
The Jolaoni Haiclmsu Wing b. OPP
posing thc measure w.ih misii and main.
lisayas--
eve wish 10 aroase ths attention or our
roaicrs --,a parullp them 10 'nrn their
auea4on Go THIS maitsf; % read, 20 think,
eal 30 dac time, ana waeu hs occision
oai-rs. 90 Acr. rs u becomes frccincn 10 act
Tae importance Of the question ctnuo' be
ofcrsia'ed. Thc results IN The future, de-
pendent upon the decision of this question,
are mnmcnious. We feel 70 our duty,
therefore. to give dia prominence To the
subject; anl We ask all our readers, who
may concur in tins view, 10 all as IN bring
Ing the matter before The people more
generally, Talk 10 your naighbors, -rcid
20 thein--ani get them 70 read. II they
don't take the newspapers let them under
stand that NOW Is ,hs time t. begun
The bennington BigHor says -
senator Douglass. Of Illinois, known a.
"foung Amorca." says IN has bin for the
organization Of this territory. "lc, tn State
decide for itself IN regard To slavery" H.
Is willing for the sake of appaasing the
Soaih and Of making himself popular ia
that quarter-haying his eye on the Prcsi-
d.ncy, no dou5t--,othr thecomproaiisa
and al things else, u the four winds, nnd
10 tample upon all solemn compacts anl
patty stipulations. bat IN this attempt 10
manufacture political rcnown for himself
and capital for his party, We think he vii
find himself hcadol--lor we believe there
Is yet in the Congress OF the United States
sufficient honesty and Integrity remaining
to prevent AMI successfully thwar TIN.
blow at the public peace and well-bcing O
the milton.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

~Thesr sfe rood re'sgas existing ~ lfy
the Temperance Convention o. b. hsia a
Ra'isF3. On "Wednesday n-s,. sbauld b.
isfrry siisnied Toe reiicn q fhe Ccn.
,eullaa si'eeh noi be i',' g. sny particular
clsss g ifs'pefancc n,cn. ncs 20 hshifusl
een,rn'ion Fscr. ~ ihose ~ho ~ish to
- lquai-sgliipF aud llguo -lfiHl.ng pre-
,s,s,ra .suia DO sel "a snei3 There
sTe ,hase sha p'ri,,.s 20 b. fnenls a. lefa.
refaiscr, %, oFFsae vhairser iogsi Pc
tNini mas BE- LEAD apon ihs crime cf sel-
ins, sn4 me aiec y irrtrs iiqaor n
tbeg arc hosesf ,n iheif pruisssan. ,he
ooHses.,lea VA saifd a. su,pie oJsputaui-
y fos snch % tei cdeisu'ir
Ti.sss are ,iasa sho hdicss thai. 60 81
Fss5se's'. i,sa8ssssb sn1 saaiaplc, u Is d..
cossarY ~ sdi iegti erssiu,en' In order 90
Fse,eti nlH tafa efines, a. ~sH a. rfl.as
tfssus iiu.a ethsf ssuwns.
We nsp have ls~ u.stirF 10 rfre
g ssii aisascsl,ng llguaf. ta3 csaasItus
the ies34asa l4.aa % bake ra8ua ,te tag.
a..
fsfsBss4ofs afga.nslf, end gAAtgspe c9gl3
40 gree, Fsad. ta3 sitlisa tlem iaa pro-
h.Aaay lts oou.s b. pssses. sa8 ~s,lsui
,heif sia o. Iss..tliag as iaa g.gat.le
cas- BE- si,easf,
W.tAea, he .ss tA7Fs stool ss,.sfs ssl
Srhses 'sti ~eic rspf ssaius' sssrg
n.aFsi usas.u, Lac bore siss hisrlti,s8
traHts q ifoes vAiea ariihff vinS. zia.
Gre, az hgh,nleg ooa,d tnng dsvn.-
Ne'iaas hul nae afe ouaiSi lay ihssn las.
Lave sV tte stfresa.an a az psbi,e
ssa~sirFsss rnl ihs rsh.e sil Hsi bsiag
snso.aG. lssy ~lli na elr. sis liss4ssii
They ueoe ihs esai4asrd snf Hrilfr sap
p'aa Y 'be isarulsi go en- sfnss 81 uels
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

At ocular communication 81 Cen
o. Lodge, convened Al their lisl ga Rat
land, FEB. IA lssi the following re-olu-
t5aa vcc pn4e,as5. ana ala..ia,s,.siy
aG9pf-d;-
Kfsair,h Thn, th.i Lodge deeply regret
sai ieplarr th ssiirn dssth ~ our vel
beloved Bro'hrT, VS.. ". Bailrr, or
L,ase, and that ~ tcndef our sympa,i,ies
and canaalence Ia The members Of has az.
ficied family, and pray The, the eon.ols-
iians a The Gospd Il oar Savior npy be
nca'y en3pyed BY hem "a This sad be-
rraTcmrld
Hesairsf. Thsia copy Of ihis resolution
be casaaun'cs tal % The ianay of The De-.
ceased, By ne Secretary a ihis Lodge.
ard ui-9 e copy ~ ths ssiar Or sent a. the
Ruaan5 c., Herald fsg pabl.cauoa
signvi hy the ; cr tsy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

-FAhsrks SnoutD SUnscuiHr.-
No, II our readers are flucrs, aud The
llrHsip Is intended ioi ths homes AMI in
forests ofPsfmcrs.
They are nov cmiaen,ly prospcrous.--
Whaitrcr all guw on a farm Is quickly
turned into cash. Everything yon uiss.
T gu hog's bnsle TO "a on, ends ready
market. The products ofIho Aeil ani tho
animal. bring prices hist are highly profit
saio. E'rn lhe roebs are spii into mar
trlnb,e SHAPE sod rough stone : polished
and seld fof cssh.
We bopr lhe farmers ia the day Of their
prosperity vili ma i1fgci ihe printer. we
rcjoiec Al their prosperity, snd saald shire
.a Il. good r.sais. Lci them remember
tat We nss cite them pr per nearly
laice - large - formerly. better booking.
and 20 make uhi-h everything abali Il
costs mofc than 81 ihat iins Ths black
paper. ihs Labor, ths h1gss-rcn,. labor Of
type sclilas. sal ail taai sagp,ris lf. cost
in1rc than iofaariy, while shs paper itseli
u ssll ~ hiearri farncrs. remember
thl Wiairf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Ma. Ebiron Our Annual Temperance
Coufty Convention Is 20 be holden at Rui-
land on the 18th insi.. aud al the tempe
rance worl1 are expecting It Is 10 be a
meeting Tar ia advance Of any former one.
There 30 one very strong reason 10 my
,ieA Nhy II w.ll be -, and that Is because
the laatrs are going ffuu the west part Of
the Csuniy. We expect . general lnm
oai, AID special trains Of cars will be rin
90 thsi day Tor oar accommodation.
We bope al parts Of our Coaniy uill be
Avake on TIA, day, AMI the ladies espsc.
saly fzisc ihai baud tina, rules The world.
MAINE LAW.