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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

nv. ROwTs4 OJNTmENT FOR THE SALT
~ RHEUM, Scad Head letters, Ringwerms, Eruptions
the face neck hands NC. This Ointment has been used 50
long and well and avorsbly known that 1t
much concerning H. The celebrity has gained, has
induced the proprietor put II up in stve commensurate
with the demand sDd those who be afflicted with any o
these complaints and feel disposed to H. y its
prsysr harmless pleasant and infallble y put up neatly
IN TIN BOXES that who need may try H. y Is sold
vs cents The box For sale " wholesale and retail by the
nretors agent. N. w. BADEAU at the Bowery Medicine
store 9H Bowery, New York. s4-lm
RnMUNhL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has removed his
apor Baths from NO 18s to 2o9 Bowey where
ne na ready Tor visitors Eve minutes R0tce, from
oci9cs ~ ~ 70 ~ ococt ~. An intelligent female who
he's had thee Years in the business constant
tendance ~ TIC ladies' Gentee Furnished apart
and boart with good provided for nvads WIN
wish themselves under Inc edjca Of
Or. Jac,lseH aAdih Medicatea Vapor Baths my12y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

nR.. EVANS OLD 9ALEN DIsPENEA.
- RY, No. Ann H. under the American Museum, and No
IL Peek slp-DR EVANS continues be consulted usual
conhdenaly al the above Offices Has connection With any
other Office In this city Of H. The attending
his peculiar in all diseases IF delicate nature and
particularly those complicated Of Syphc and Mercur
al sHestions which bsled the inexperienced medical
AMI quack enables him 10 onsr guarantee 10 oil cases.
Dr. Evans confined hmsel this Of his profession
for upwards Hence the immense advantage
be derived In consulting nj his e9ices. au53a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
DIg;.ss;:ss EA Tas CELEBkATEp sTRENeTt

- ENIN0 PLAsTER--The most valuable remedy for
weakness and pain The SIDE back and stomach and for de-
by the back and lons from the effect Of fractures and dis
loo alton OF the bones offered the public Dr. Sweet
of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting willing the wishes OF his iendsana that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses avail
themselves Of remedy and diminish the bills OF physicians
has arranged with Mr. B. c. Baxter of New London Conn.,
to manufacture his Strengthening Save supply city
and town In the United States None genuine without the
written signature OF r. c. BAXTER agent and Joint propri
etor
Messrs Pratt Ksy druggists, IS Maiden lane, wholesale
for the city Of New York and for sale by Of the
respectable druggists Price, % roll mS1 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
T EVIsON,s HUNTER,s REDsDROP-Ne,

IL Office, No. Division st-Tbe only and safe for
the Venerea disease ia the known werd. To
sound and judgment must be evident that Hunters
Red Drop the and ehectual cure fer that awful
disease, the Venerea In addition to the extensive sale OF IT, the
very circumstance Of there being who have vanly
initiate IT, undeniable proof Of wonderful
virtues We do not wish 10 deceive jugge with the public
merely speak the plain and simple truth, our certificates
will show, application the Office The unfortunate shoud
consider Dr. Hunter their guardian angel rescung them
from tho sngs of disease in which have been brought
the brink the grave much by drugs by the disease
and by application of this medicine have been restored to
perfect health and their wcnted purity We wish 10 be
selling In New York for upwards Of two years. and in Phade
pha four years In which ne out Of thousands Of cascs moi
has failed he feels perfectly satisfied that matter how
old the how inveerae he will perform certain
thereby causing the sufferer be clear from the veneea
poison and pure the day he was born.
This invaluable article sold one at Division st. Prize III
which warranted 20 au4lms
4 EvIsUN's HUNTE M'sln ED DKOP.-Thi'
IL medicine the emily absolute TINT has been dis
for the venerea which has been known when
seated the SYSTEM down from generation generation
deying the skl OF the eminent physcian ID allow ed
by acquainted with Il, to be the most certain safe
and quick mode Of known roots vestge
the poison from the system In few days. matter how old
the and always be used with the greatest safety
both de6es discovery there restraints laid
the patient To be obtained at No Division Every
Lcvson SO North Sixth Philadelphia, where sold New
York Office No. Division o., doors from Chatham u pei
bottle which IL warranted to cure aus I'm
tive cure for the Piles In three days time. Sold by j.
Hart corner OF Chambers street and Rrosdway Bwaett
IS 9Th avenues r. NJ Guion, Of Bswsy and Grand
street, au15-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

NGINA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEARS has paid
"A unusual attention this disease has had much
esce IN he treatment Il ~ and most eases has been
cesu in relieving ts urgent symptoms and In afford
ing entire relief Its characteristic symptoms unpes-
saR sensation at the sernumbressbone commonly the
lower part Of H. attended with pains about the hut
particularly N. e side and regsn Of the heart exspiing
often Ia the shoulder blades especially the left often s
ecting the e arm Those subject to sometimes awaken
ea with ot sIocaton, and generally experience
horness of BREATH and sometimes papaon Of The heart OF
walking fast where ascending AGAINST the wind up
flight Of stairs Doctor Sears would invite these subject N TINS
disease or 70 dyspepsia liver complains, PULMONARY OF
drapscal shecoE to call him AT his office A Ann street
Numerous certificates be and referonccsgsen
EON Tuh. REMOVAL OF SUPEHfBt-
Gus HAf-TLe hane of female beauty whrtner on ine
forehead, neck, still more unghy, the upper may be
thectuniy removed by free use If ATkINsoNS pffia
TORY It's operations instantaneous removing tae mar w
out the cas, approach pain and leaving The sh wher and
softer than before BY twice using the Deph'oy e oos o.
the hair usually destroyed u require no urnr APP
picaton 81 H. No bsd consequences rom US use be APP
pretended may be ssed an nianrs SAFE Without any
bad effects.
The advertiser i prepared warrant every bottle said by
him operate eecuay and 70 be perfectly innocent In lis
H. c, HART; I7J Broadway
au26-1p corner Courtiapdt 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

II - ~ ~ ~ y
- OF AGENTS In and immediately around New York,
August TO- lg3Dr Brandre his Offices the sale Of his Pills
in New York are Principal i87 Hudson Bowery 276 Bow
ery Central, Spruce next door the sun Office; and
Grand st. Office 262 Grand st. of Eidridge and con-
nected with the New York agency, appointed sub
agents
ID. ID. Wright, 90 Houston, cor Lewisst
N. q. Nais, 90 Catherine st. the market.
~. n. Trip, 1877 Division, Pike st.
H. y Taylor, 70 Nesey, between Greenwich and washing
tOnst
- Newman, $50 Greenwich. cor Warren St
John Noy~s, l72 Broome, Clinton 81.
Thomas Kyle, GER Hudson and Hammond st
J. A. Whitfield Cnurtlandt ST, snail stage oGce.
Mrs. Banord, 65i Water st.
Jaw Blacklist 64t broadway and 364 Bowery.
Thomas Hill, so Frankfort St
Michael " Donochue 1852 Fulton, opposite the market
Henry Pope, 200 Broomc
Howe hates, rs Chatham ST. bookseller
A H. Schuyler, go broadway, cor. Ann st.
,. =. Kenyon, Harlem.
WIN. Thonas, North I'd ST., Williamsburg, LII
Mrs. Booth ~ Fulton st., Brooklyn,L- Il
James HERMAN. Jamaica, !. l.
Stephen Burr Oyster Ray, L. L.
John G. III. Ssnsman, Southampton, Il, l.
Alfred Edwards, Svg Harlor, L. 1.
aanuei Pesrsan, Rocksvay, LII
Walter Hsvens, 1rpenpert, L. l.
ar The sbevs Agents have of them cerhcstes of
Agency and person has GENUINE BRANDRETH
PILLS for sale who has no, au6-dmwft'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
CANDY, KEMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM.-
- NO CURE NO PAY.


To Messrs. A. b. D. sands-Tbis certify that wife
afflicted long time with the Salt Rheum severely in
d. ed causing her much pain and distress destroy her
night and by the recommendation of our
Harrison, applied for box Of Renedy 0rDalt
Rhenm, and bottle Of your Syrup OF Sarsapara WIZ
thankful to has performed entire and perfect CUE In
about three weeks time would myself hesitate
pay s0o Tor medicine IL that price,
and she should be in the situation again therefore
confidently your "Remedyr all who Tins az
Acied, and believe all viii obtain similar relief Yours truly
ENOS BUNNEL.
We have received verbal testimonials similar
the above and In every where the medicine has been
used been able ascertain the result has
been the ssme viz perfect
As evidence ofhe estimation in which Ia held have
the satisfaction that boxes
sold within the last weeks The price but 81 Prepar.
81 and sold by a. Il. K D. SANDS,
iy205m% 100 Fulton, Corner Of william St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

hE. CAHpssN1Ek, No. 4 Peck Sip, cortipues O do
~ vote hs undivided peons attention tho n al deli
Diseases whether IT.
Carpenter hcenals of the New York Medical Society,
late Surgeon 81 ~ egment " = Army, ssd for
utOuer ts Offices for the pat ena
CHANCES reasonable aod sl cases svarante. 4. mya1-a
Ia. AltPENT ER eontinuss to ADMINISTER 20 the Al.
ne, Al established and well known Dpsnsuy, No PECK
St,r wy7T-V
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

.SRoihss tisrs The lcgisisipre 81 ficrij..
10 i-i'h"''cc hciltH al7urameot Is.sis lsw Jirsc.
Ing fNc necessary s,ets tors snI srplesou fet
state Government
Ahi. rtpea1ns he charter Of The Nahan, Deck has
hce1 n '-rti o th,fl reading ~ the Msusshu,ei,s
Howe oIRegrc' .utat,vcs
The rcS'an ministers. Nrr.r,. Hunt ard whs.'ea,
hp,r. Il .-i Ac~p oy accredited by the fo,,Jeet.
% go The m icr,irpc Il rsIs' fully sckoowsjsed.
Daniel Wsi,'st hs, reluql,,hcJ the purpose he had
'ur.na'i, e cc'isn'us hu 'cst "a the y Senate.
great cha 20 has taken rlsce n the movement. cf
ihc ,lats rhoy NV meet vessel, st great drtsnc.
from ,ol 4lI 10 general board i,cn before the
boats
Snow ten n ssvnnneh cu the ih n,, TO the depth Of
!! inches - great snow has nJt bssa snowo there
-,nco 1903
1hr iiul,up RIVER is open 90 rsekst a. and the steam
boats ran "a ar-nhout - me,.--.N \. jour. Of Cow
cCce.--.Nd.ch, -.
The WR.uuSto ,uu announces that the Hon. Mr.
Pcy'on of Tennessee, ioan',a eieclion H. Coo.re,.
The Gloae says that Nt Vou Buren IN partin, with
Con Jsck''a, prom sed 10 VISIT nm al tie Iisrmi,Hgs
some time during tho next summer.
Tho Bank nf America has received by the poIsuI
from luvfo, seven hunure ard thuuiapi francs,
account Of the ffh ustslmcit othe frsaeh Indemnify
Pabhc PAINTERS The 4 s. Senate, on Friday last.
elected Blair AMI Rn''t, printer
Johnstown. " Y VIZ visited with another destructive
Ere tho o,h met which dr.tovcd several stores shop,
and dwelling houses Man ST. The loss 10 estimated Of
from 10 10 Sl1 600
has been aceHsiao that during the last year tho tsar
uing) pnpuliton a. Ireland eonsucd whskey the
al n'uely Eve and half millions OF dollap,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Repentance Of two Great Sinners---in part

II from the articles which we here suljoiu,
tina, The chief umpecr ofe late and present Ad'
sinis'rstons he Editors Of the Globe and toe Richmond
Eoquire have exhibited evidence that from
other they Inclined to advise tie roscindng mod
flying Of the mos, aeeursed of all the measures Of Gen
Jackson t.ave the seizure Of the public mones va the
late Treasury Order To be the work Of destruction
and of Thousands has been effected and mos, kinds Of
business has beea pltayredbu death bed repen'anos is
better than pore aai be hoped that not mista
hen that these great lead sinners have at least repent
ed Of one sin any rate, have but very hle doubt
that this obnoxious and un~ise step will be speedily either
privately or publicly r.trseed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
From The Harrisburg Chronicle.
OUTRAGE UNpRECEDENTFD

OUTRAGE UNPRECEDENTED.
The morals and feelings Of our comniua ~ were
shocked and excited beyond description, at an uc-
currence which took place Monday evening, the
ooh Of Feb, commenced and carried out by the
viilany aud brutality If a dcplora3y wrclchcd,
worthless, dcptayed, and UNNECESSARILY wickcd
gang of youths with which town is infested.
Ia The following succinct account are embodied the
particulars of the outrage referred to.
On the day and date above mentioned. there came
10 borough young aud apparently innocent
girl. between the age OF ! aud Is from Carlisle.
~ search Of employment and wandering through
town, in search and inqurng for employment
as servant, she straycJ into disreputabIc part Of
our town. being an entire stranger here she was
not aware of the fact. As night was setting in.
she was nccosled by one of the gung above alluded
10, Who inquired Of her who what she was IN
search Of +: upon informing him he told her that #
she wen, with him he would get place for her.
Young, innocent and uususpecuog shG n:compn-
niel him. TO hat she supposed a respectable house,
but which wes grog and dance kennel, kept by
black man notorious for hs depaYiiy. Here sccte
took place which, while II bcggars description, tx
hlblis state IF moral depraviy, painful IN the
tremc 10 every well wisbcr IN the community.
hfer getting 10 TIL, house. private room Vas
soon procured inio which TIN. m1nslrous brute led
bis drlide1 yist.'n and Immediately commenced ana
king oyerures for criminal intercourse, which be-
Inc resou'ely feec'ed and q c,mpanied By efforts
- get away, ho laid nod al her aud made o,ery
possible exer,iDn To violate her chastity bot G44-
iug his designs frustrated by the stout and cesse-
lcrs ressto ce of the pirl hose Shrek, bad bro't
others 30 the house Ia The scene of action ptlucl-
paily # not oil men who were congrrga ed ~ tbi-
sak Of mic inv, he called upon ihese bv-stsni-ts
to lend h,n their end who Gend-'ike, na.nue flee.
ted by lh. lmbJterc1. bit iueisctual struggle Of
th,- pclpess child laid bold " Lor and held her by
jha hsGas ani feet until this ceyh incsfnsie hal a..
coma.sHel r., hr.is1 purpose A.; aud then 70 adj
ul Iry hnl Insult ten Or eleven tunes tod. too 81
eleven of the vi'a'nsss gang who srtnes-ed thi-
iransaci..n. bed ,he ,Tun;ery, uckrJnss- srd ~
humanity to perpc,rale Ale Same crne upon ihis
innocent ,noil,niing gh, sl.ernuiely ass.siing "a
holding and vain. their iufDs ~ the face 4
sitieks uud struggles the mo.' heart f'0Iug,sn %
lb. f,ce 81 acf,f as ADD prayers TO- rrlefthe most
pi,sing sud affecting. Besiors Of ,'ls. some Of
th,-e Gesds were ha. dead wHn disease.
The sGsir ooc irfed more ihsa week siaec. BOD
i- ony npa clipping ltsefio tle eyes # cor cit
gem. Complaint has been lodged. ana The htue
Cir Is DO" Ia tbe co8u,y poor. h"use. She aeon
sidsub.y br.ised her lin.hs veg much eAsied
from he eiisus ,hr made 80 get t~sy.
The blsS K .coDudfsl "a waoss house lbess iGhs-
man deeds sere committed, sad ~ho Is ags !od.e-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
DIED.

Ia Bnucboro, Tucsiay last Mss Relief Lamb aged n
years daughter Of Mr. John Lamb NJ Gnlord
Ia Putney Mrs Eunce Cook, wife OF Capt C. Cool aged
81 wears
IN Dummerton the 22d of February Mrs Sophia Cor
don of Delaware OHIO. wife Of Mr. -tordon and dsvgh.
ter of Rufus Moore Esq late Of Dummeston deceased.
In Halifax, tho 9th inst. Mr. Israel Bullock aged 81
wears Revolutionary psnsorer and ormcly of Leyden,
Massachusetts
IN Dudley, Ist inst Nr Lieut.. Curtis sr.a 81 In Mill
bury LIST inst LYDIA Park wife of Moses Park aged % N
lpldca Jan - jeremiah Blake Revolutionary peo.or.r
aged 81. In hsh.urnham Feb u Reuben Townsend.
ced 81 IN Ward Feb H. Mr. Phnehas Townc, aged ~
Feb p Joseph Stono Esq, aged 49, both Revolutionary
pensioners
In Burlington the 18th inst Mrs Evins Lyon wife Of
Capt Dan Lyon, aged 81 years.
In jedco the 18th ut Amanda. wife Of ors lie Shaw
IN the 3jth year Of her age
At his residence In Windsor sunday evening the 5h
inst DR. Nahum frask, at the age Of 10, years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
TToW Ht IfTmoW PhTnir.
WINDlIAM COUNTY WING MEETING.

At a meeting of the Wing County committee
and other gentlemen ofthe Wing pary.at BIsselrs
Hotel in Fayetteville. March oh, 1881
Hon. AUSTIN BRoHARD, was appointed Clair
man, and c. TowSsLEr, Secretary.
Voted unanimously That he Wings hold co
Convention at the Cour, House in Fayetteville on
the 4ih Of Juy next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to make
nominations OF county officers aud to organize
more fully the party, preparatory TO the fall eec-
tons
Voted To raise committee Of three, to draft
resolutions TO be offered al said Convention.
J. c. HoLBRooK, a. BIRcnARp, and ID. HYDE,
were appointed.
a committee of one or more from each town was
raised, whose duty it was to see tina, a nec,Ing
is held in their respective towns, and that Dele
gates are appointed to attend the Convention Of
Fayetteville, on the Al Jolly.
The following resolutions were offered, and u
unanimously slJop ed -
Re'olrcd That We continue to view the leading
principles and measures ot the late administration
to be, IN their tendency, utterly subyersl,e Of The
Constitution contrary TO The best interests of The
country {; calculated eventually to cuncentrat5 oh
soiIie and supreme power IN the hand, of the Ex-
uiive, and 10 destroy the system of checks and
balances 50 wisely presided IN the Constitution.
Resoired, TAat Mr. Van Buren, having pledged
himself to carry out the measures of Cen Jackson,
NC cannot support hihi unless he fail TO redeem his
pie &c. aud shoald at contrary to The rule winch
ne has prescribed for himself
Reso'red, Tha, the principles If the Wing party
are alone truly democratic and republican aud that
our moito being principles and not men. we Will
continue 10 mliniaIn them, and 10 oppose the Jack
sou Van bnTen doctrines m politics. b. whomsJoy-
er sus aimed.
hat
late lnaugural address 10 veto any Jil flr the sba
llion Of slavery ~ The District Of Columbia. In
tchatrer majority such measures siguIi BE- adope in
Congress, app owed by the Fla sc holding stale.
Is Illuminating to the North. vas entirely uncsIed
forand belraYs asr Mug disposition 70 follow m
the Footsteps Of his 'uslrous predecessor" IN the
sbose If ihe veto paNe'.
Resoio'd, Thsi although he efforts of the late
President, Of ierelancfs end Of office hoders slcs
by the corupuns Influence of power, procured iAe
success "f she Jackson Van .rcn rariy Of the late
Presidential oitcton set The noble triumph ai
Wig principles "a The Green Mouutsin STATE. D..
eainsl ali these influence. encourages os q. perez.
Nefe wi;h firm expectation that ihe seund and cor
rect politics Of our parry sill jet universally pre-
vail
E,soipef, That Ike our fathers n the Rev To-
non, ee cor-tcr ourselves enlisted Tor the wsr."
and tbs, we wi.i never ask discharge un.u our
principles shall ob,sia complete rnOmyh. and or
county b. free.
Rso're& That all the sons Of Liberty" IN
ihi- County be earnestly requested to Be present
tie Convention on me Al VI Jolly. ana there enrol
iLea.ssl.es for du;y.
Voted 10 adjourn.
AUSTIN ORCHARD. cAafrmo..
{. ro~ssLEr. SocvsIAry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

,ss s,.efs,.oa Of the csbin"t, to pa, msiie's to
ugi',.
The fuetd. ofthc sdnursirsiioa have hrcr baf
Odd ra ihelf tueo,pi. 90 reduce iho ihuf AID thc
'escnuc--hui hoy pil ~, rrlss ihc,t cdors. o.
10 ere 'fihose gtcst p''ur pies which eHus.iiuic
On suice in 'lsf I.,fl,al creed. J, iafm. o.
broad ,ins Il ii-'inciion between them 0hd tar.f
of poheuis. Some nos iusfi. thct lcStt Fuh'c
lsnls should be thrown in.o 'hc mstkrt-aud thot
tins constitute. he best remedy ~ lhe 1n.ssious
e. ilc lost ooustHss that ihs course 700, vii Gu
stlc the Prcslden, 60 modify rcsciui aiiugcihet
ihe treasury citcolar-thtt u will circumscfbc
thc fsce for speculs'igu. the oyer-issues Of The
state baut,. aud ihe accommodation ofa large spr.
II. Tho ilea Is certainly entitled TO SERIOUS
consideration.
The administration hsst 70 Ire duty md lie
friends keep uutcd--snl an trN D. uH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

TnhKg uvss rosr. AZ the msil s,sge, belong
ing to the Conleci.cu, River line. wa, psssing 40.
n the bridge over Cold ii,et, between Waip3le
aud Bellows Fans. oa Tuesday The l4ih met. ihc
bridge gave way end the horses. coach, FIVE pas
sengrrs AMI the dfiscf we're prccipi,aiod in'o TIE
rspd current below amidst imnIsnse quantities 81
ice hos,ing 10 the rvcr The driver aud one ct
the passengers were pioyideunally saved by chng-
ing TO the bushes near lie isrk Qg the r''"r a.
mother passenger. Chapman Swain, E,q. Of P"inoy,
~. borne BY me rspiIry Of tic eufrco' auidsi
rsount,ins Of ICE 60 the outlet ~ CuiI rvot, i,utt
across Connecticut uvct 10 us weston bans, ana
~ss cleo saved having carried with orc hord
trunk enn,sining i.rre smoun, Of money for the
Bank IN ;Ls place. with other valuable papers. aud
with the other hand lady Until within shoft
distance e tlo shore when she struck by
body Of ice aud consc icd TO ~aicty grave. Two
other ladies we're carried ~ the current under he
ice coon after The bridge fell, ntd also petishec.
Three horses sud the stage carriage were lost.
The BODY of ono f'he females, Mrs Ceh6 'nnham,
wife of Mr. Jacob D iuA.n. Of Woodstock, VI. was
soon afterwards discovered; the bodies OF the two
Others. Mrs Chesle, wife Of Henry Chescy, Of
Chsrlesto~n Mass. aud Miss ReJecca Matilda
Tasser Of Boston, Mass. ufnely of Cotuls1, n. H.
have not ye, been found. Tfuly We may ray that
10 the midst Of life are in death.
There are other interesting particulars IN addl-
ton TO the above which We gather from sundry ia
pers on the Eas, side Of the Mountain and from
verbal sources, which we suSjoir.
The Bridge which swept off was on what is
called Cold River about one and fourth milo
below Bellows Falls gu the Eas, side of the Con-
neetcut and about so rods from the river into which
1t empties. One Of the horses which gotten
out alive saved himself by SEEING hold Of bush
with his teeth aud holding until he vas helped
ou,--sno,her OF the horses wac gotten out alive
but soon died. Some Of the baggage and mails
were recovered. The two unfortunate ladies (Mrs
Cbeslcy and MssS Tasker) whose remains were not
recovered, we're sisters, the parents Of whom rest
ded in Cornish, opposite Windsor where they
were going, TO see their father who, it Is snid was
near his end and who told died the same
day this unfortunate event occurred.
The name Of the driver Of the stage is Simmons
and to whom we do not learn that any particular
blame was attached for attempting to cross the
bridge. IL will probsbly however prove eau
tlon to stage drivers aud to passengers not &c
attempt 10 cross bridges when they are apparently
hard pressed with floating ice, without getting out
o. the stage. and walking across Instead Of riding
bridge in this condition lie probably often started
by going on OFT with u team. by jarring it. This
same bridge we are told once before carried
of under similar circumstances, but whether any
lives were lost we do not know.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

va ti. svs d. be-. tris sl.o s'tep r,es 20 gsrfy
~ 900. ibrn b uiai So, ,t'i'ie. 'u hos sid but
b. q tls,1. l,e ~ lre scut ai,cl' ~ovii DOT
Uiit ".
Ou'v h,~ .t.t ,fihe names - thi. et,t.l g.ng
hs,c b.. 1ci bero d. ,otrj. 6,c ~ "hom sfs IN
isil fte te.' have 81 hcd from. rusiN'e.
TITO q tetuor hes aeetcd rewsrt ~ ONk
HUNDRED ppLL AIRS head for eser u these
Vrri,hrs v 'sk~n urd ,rcutrj n ihis Stsie. AnA
TWO HCNDGEp DOLLARS II ,skeu .nd s,'eor.
eA op, 90, tbe S'sic--vl'h ihe osusl conditions AT
taChcj 10 trN ards of the kiad.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

This rsatltmsr. who since spPonied Mn.
a., Court n spun iesro through TIE medium of
correspondent Of the Aibaoy DAILY ADVERTISE at Pans
ahoat TO return 90 tbs couotfy.
lie a'd TO have ,atcn leave Of the Quccn Of Span
tie 2it o. Feb i'si With of returning hs native
ooont, We has been Spain fot ahuui wears Re
fore h departure Re presented lc Majesty 81. Middle.
ton tho Secretary r Legation Who sto Charge d.
Afsires uotii the arrival Of tie new Minister.