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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

A boy TAKEN ny AZ

| Presenting that your readers Ie most others
Ie ford Of e marselloes. espec 81 when iinctur
90 With lta,h, hastea 10 10y bette you the fol.
lowing eccpretoe Which ioot psye 20 this town
lJsst evening. About 7o'ceek ia.he evening Mt
.sase Saunders.s son James. whtl's about eight
yrars Of sge, Sasscni 10 She oar,gto feed cattle,
End sh,le returning iberefrom toe house. (ihe
DISTANCE itosn the balm TO ibe1aat s nbou, fouy
rode } Lse y. se2iiss ;aeasssd i ,hc appearance
Exer ksysd of him lie
sblAss a~hethcr to
- &1s<n sk< s~.ss-hse 6P 90 BE Asasl. - 40
put himself IN an attitude 10 rcce,cslAss ySaq6se9s
with his fore paws. The boy petceiUnt w f{jtLe
tudc ct the bear aud he apparent detptninai9 fo
maintain bis ground, gave a loud scre,ch. and tur-
ned and ran to~afd the barn. Al ihil the bear
started in pursuit, aad came up with tn boy, who
was stlll sctecchng. Just as the mcn lathe house
who heard the alarm, we're npprnao hinrihe thea
rc OF action. the bear seized tie boy win the fore
paws, raised himself again upon his hind egs, ard
starred with hs prey with nll possible despatch
or the woods. The men hutly pursued MIS-, for
some three quarters Of mile when the bear find
ing himself buI few feet ahead Of his p,rsucrs
turned round face to face with them when tho men
each OF whom armed with an axe made a mo-
u"n 10 give MN gentle tap on the head, but ms
cn paw was ready for fcnd OF, Nhih he held tho
boy tightly with his right one. The men finding
II was useless 10 fgh, with axes, oncof Them star.
ted 'or the house after guu, which lie loaded with
buck shot and roturn,d TO the woods On his mr..
rival at the scene Of battle the bear attempting
to turn ond try leg bail again, was rhot through
the left side Of the body, which brought him to the
ground and caused him to reluquieh iis bold of the
boy who scamperod home more frightened than
burt, having received no other harm hon a most
unconsclencabIe huggng. Mr. Saunders took the
bear to his honsc, skinned end dressed bin, and
have just finished my supper, made poriiy OF por-
ton his flesh The bear weighed when dressed
362 pounds, and is sand TO be the largest ever
caught in this town.
For some time past number Of persons have
had dcprodaiions committed on their stock by some
wilG animal or animals. Sheep have been sangh-
tered repeatedly and in one or Two Instances. swine
ana even cows, have been attacked and billed. -
One man, Mr. David Rollin for instance, has losi
/ two fine cows. and have been compelled to drive
/ MY cattle into the barn for security Bangor
g HaiS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
No. 80.
THANKS TO AMMI B. YOUNG.

Resdced the Senate ooncurring hcrcin, That the
thanks Of This Legislature be presented TO Ammi
b. Young, Esquire, as testimonial OF their appro
baton Vi tie taste, ability, fidelity Hnd persever
snce, which he has manifested M the design and
execut,en q the capitol Of this state which
will ABIDE lasting monument of the talents
aud ,ssts Of Mr. Young as Architect
Resided. That the foregoing resolution be.sign-
ed by his Exelleacy the Governor, countersigncd
by the Sscreary of State, with the Seal OF the
State, and preenied TO Mr. Young.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
No. 80.
TIE MILITIA.

R,sohed, The Senate eoncwring herein, That our
Senator IA Congress be instructed aud our Rep
resenlatves be requested 10 their influence IN
obtaining the passage Of law for more thor
opgh organization of the militia Of the u States
aad lhatpfoysions be made Tor arm.ng, equipplng
and dscphung said militia at the expense OF The
gsnssrl tovernucni.
ResohL, That tae secrcts-y , sste- CO re.
queslcd u furnish each Of our Senators and Rep
resenlati,es in Congress with copy of the fore
going restitution,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

xepresenatiyes of The Unned States 90 the t1os-
" first Of December last of the resolution 6y'
which "nll petitions, memorable ard papers, touch
Eng The abolition OF slavery or the buying, sell.
ing or transferring Of slaves, in nny state dis
'ttict or Territory Of the United States" were
laid upon the table. without being debated, PRINT
I'd, read or REFEREED" was daring infringement
OF the night Of the people to pe,i,on, aud fla.
gnut violation Of the constitution of the United
States ana ~ do, in the name of the people of
Vermont, protest against The passage Of the same.
OF any similar resolution 5y the present or any TO-
tore Congress of the United States.
Resoired, fhht our Senators in Congress be in
siruetcd aud our Representatives requested to pre-.
sent the foregoing resolutions TO tteir respective
houses aud zee their influence TO carry the same
Into eject.
Resnrfd, That the Governor be requested 10
transmit, copy Of the foregoing resolutions TO
the Prsldeni OF the United States, and to each Of
our S,ndtors and Representatives IN Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

Erceufrs Rtsobii0H.-A President may be- the
@iscst man Of bis age. Ia, If be is doGclcu, in
promptitude ofresolye. he is far weather Prosi-
dent. The piping times Of peace and harmony
do not last long. The political body gets "out Of
sorts" ike the animal body. And, 10 such case.
The doctors vbo tumYer with the disease, char
tans and imposiers.
Where The greatest liberty sbourjs. constant
wsichiuluess is required, lee, liberty runs into d.
centoufuess. TIE transition from liberty to fa-
very Is always rapid 10 proportion TO the degree
Of liberty actually eui)yed. 10 modern Greece for
instance. the people only gave one shout Tor free
dom when Their lettcrs we're sgsIa imposed by
their own insane ed end nj last. they have only
exchanged iyrauis.
Wherever las is lfamllgd under foot and os.sb-
iishei customs are invaded, under the inGoenre OF
sudden eusc,inru's. lhe reign ci despot-m has be-
qua. There Be- no dcspo',sm half o. iutolefabie as
the despa.Sn % mgJs. ~ a military gosefuzent
there BE- bissys a slow'ol n.,iee. sud s5uie obsef
vance a. iis farus. Bat, when isaiess band Of
elecg'uHers Of ihe lsN. rash 90 undo tle work Of
painosism and nisdon, snd iasiice, there 10 end
Of GsverHmeat.-- Bosios Tina.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
No. Ill.
STATE PRISON.

Rcsolred, b. Senate oorerrng herein, Tha' the
Superintendent, OF the SI'te Pnson Be and be here
by is authorized to sell a. aucipn al such proper
iy Of the So,cas may be on Gud at the State
Prison and s nh wanted for the use Of the State:
Prorjded he shhd be Of opinion That such sule
would be for tho iu,eies, Of the Safe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
No. 40.
No. 40.
REVOLUTIONARY PAY ROLLS.

R,soired Ge Hoasc Of Representatives. ooHeaTriag
herein. That tn, Treasurer be, and he hereby Is
Authorised 10 ddWcr to the Secretary OF State
such pay rolls and payable orders may be IN
the Ircssunrs dice, containing evidence Of mill
tary services in the revolutionary war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
No. 81.
GRANT OF LAND FOR COLLEGES.

Rcstlref BY The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires. That The members OF Congress from this
state be requested 10 use their Efforts to procure
from tie United States the grant Of tract Of land
for each of the colleges III :Lis state.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

The editor of one Of the New York papers ssys
he has received prescnts enough from male and
iemale 10 set NJ house keeping" Some folks re-.
qnife bot very little to keep house with. tren-
cher. three legged stool jack knife. wooden bowl
and ditto spoon, constitute bachelors hail ncocs.
sarcs, Any thing beyond these supernoilie,
and ought TO be lsxed.--B.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

lis said ttai the NeN elglsnl Peace Soeie'y,
having sueeeeseS ,6,fIoPpif toe Canada War, hf'
about 10 tale rnessSrss 10 leseat destruction q
COWS ppsa rsii-fosd tuess. We sish then al
.oris Of success Bssf. Ii,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

her TO cot u, he wonld be ssus6od. II is difficult
TO conceive Of = woulan--cspccially one hbe TO
Keep dslry-so lost 90 ell idea Of unor, ,ufpdude
as 10 practice such chest rs this Our gsilsulry
compels us TO think that man made the bu,ter. --
Psrdy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
STATE or vEiNoNT.
sEcRETARYoF STATE $ Office, !

SECRETARY OF STATE Office
MosIirIiEE Nov -, 1855.
hereby certify that Tie lsregog is,ytwo fhsp'sfs
are tree copies q tie ae.s and rvouions 81 public
kind passed BY the Legtaiufs - THIS STATE a. ihf'I
session Ia Oeiaber ana Aysmba 4 u. ISIS, as sP
peArs BIZ tie files IN this ofiRs.
CHfUNCH l. KNAPP,
ss-rstarF Of Staie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

XSore3 Hin Right The New York star states
that street gallant was freely ''cnme up to- the
other evening by yoduC lady, who had rcufion'-
ly accepted HE reiterated md pressing offers TO
see her homo. The girl, with ihnt tnct which be-
longs to her sex ushered hlm into the room, turn
ed The key and ron up stairs 10 ior father. who IN
return for the polieBcss ofthe youth had hun e.
corled By the Naichmon to the cells If the watch
house, where he took up his lodgings for tie night.
III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
DYE SlpUpHo
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE,
No. % CLTEr sraEGT.
(oHs door from Fulton sireetJ
NEW YORK

NEW YORK,
Offer, for sale The Jollo,oHg Articles Of Gs best quail
ties. on tie io,.ea terms,
Wholesale and Retail.
Lac Dye Blue Vi riol
Cochineai Cupperps
Indigo Alum
Brsz,I Wood Arsol
Rel Sanders Cream Tartar
Hyper Mic Wood Dartaric Acid
Peach Wood AquW fariis
Hscho Wood trio Acid
Cam Wood Nuiaiic Acid
Bar Wood D Nltnol
Green Ebonv Nitrate Tin
Nicaragua Wood Muriaie TIN
Log Wood Mnrio sulphatc Tin
Tnnjc Chcmic
Quercitcop Bark Aqua Ammonia
Well Fuilers' Earth
TURNER'S DO. Sohp
Spmach Nitrate Iron
Nader OXalic Acid
Cudbesr Bleaching Salts
Orchille Pot Ashes
Nut Calls Pearl Ashes
Pers,sp Berries Ncrd'gru
Aupatto rore sssa
Woad Toszles
Glue Tcutcr Hooks
Brush Gum Gum Senegal
Behromaie Potash Indigo Pssle
Pru-iale Potash Exrac, Log Wood
Sal Soda Pipe Clay
Sal Ammoniac Tlossd Tin
Litharso IRVINE
Copper u,t Thermometers
Auttmopy Vat NETS
Nitrate Lead Nriusins Cloth, &c
Sugar Lead
NIB. Recipe. given TO Customer for any color OF
vsoollen. dg:6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

Some pefson sold los Il ball batter tie other
day q Bangor. which Nss sfersstds found "a con-
lsin stone "tbcut a. large piece Of chalk iH
tie ceulIe Of each Bal The parehssef thinks n
he eosl1 end The somth = ho made u. ssd compel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
Correspondence, er4e journal Of CONNIE rec.
Washington. Friday, Dec. /

Washington, Friday, Dec. II.
We learn hcre that tho Pres ldeut has stricken
Gen Graiiol from the rolls of the Army on account
of the dctacalion which | mentioned heretofore
1t was hoped that the difficulty would he disposed
Of by the satisfactory settlement Of the General
account but the President, after having the mat
ter under consideration, for some time, has fourd
himself under the existing laws, to take the course
above mentioned. This dedication is another strong
proof ofthc total want Of system and Of account
ability which has chufac tersed the management Of
public aGairs here for some yeurs past. The Gle.
bursting aud receiving officers have been held TO M
proper accountability and The lmpunty which they
have enjoyed has no doubt been as injurious to them
Us TO the public upon whom they have deprcdatcd.
Neither House ofCnncicss sat,o.da!. 9" M.n.
day We shall begin to have something 10 do. Ma
ny persons ask why Mr. Calhoun IS not placed mp
on any Of the Committees. lie is left GOT this
year Gs heretofore, though be was present al the
organization Of the Senate. presume that he Is
relieved from this portion Of Senatorial duty in con
lJrmty with his own request.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18


ing claims Of The members from Philadelphia coun-
ty, (the candidates on both sides claiming their
seats) gave rise to a very unpleasant and We must
add, highly disgraceful scene, Of which We present
the versions OF both parties.
Correspondence Of the L. s. Ga:eae (T1ug paper)
Harrsburgh Dec. 4, 1888
For the frs, time 10 the history of the old Key
stone 10 'he anomaly presented Of two separate
bodies orcanlzngu"I each claiming 10 be the ityc
aud legal Ilouse OF Representatives. SiBgsIar and
amentabic as this may be- such ~ The cusc. There
now 10 Pcnnsy tau.a two Housct If Represen-
latiycs each with Us Speaker, Clerks, and iqll
complement Of olicers. What VIII be the finale
Of this state Of things n is impossible 70 Imagine.
Al eat,y hour this morning. the lobbies, gale
ry and avenues Of the House, were in the posses
sion Of the multitude. al appearng to await with
Intense anxiety the missing Of the curtain which
Was 10 open To- their view tue tragedy which oil
expected to be enacted. Many couoleuances be.
irol ed the bully impatientiy awaiting The signoi
when the melee should commence. and they should
be called upon 20 enact their respective parts.
Mr Hi, al a few minutes beffe ii o'clock.
moved that the Clerk open aud resd the returns
from the CITY Of Philadelphia. ~ This moment
The Secretary Of the Common cBilh being ammo ua-
ced, entered ard placed the official returns # the
late election ior Representatives upon the ClerEs
desk.
The returns from the city being read NJ Skunk
opegci those from Tie Couuly, bot before Ice had
proceeded to read them, Mr Prey lone Of The Y.
y. claimants from the County, enqolfed Of him B.
whom they acre slgoed be answered By Bella
Badger and others Mr Pray then advanced 10 the
CLERKS desk, and handed Mr Skunk certified
copy Of a return Of h's and his colleagues o,ec-
ti1u. o. maoe by certain I11EHs Of The County Of
PhilsdeIpAls. SIR r. s. suth (Wbigj Of tie CO.
49, rose md protested against the f~ccp 100 81 lAe
returns HANDED 30 by Ar Pray b. held them 10
be mere pspcrs n e. iflle 'n.mea; to ihis House
Be . chapter frogi toe Proysrbs. lie uewet The
retains handed M By the Secretary Of ;ho Common
wealth. iAe legitimate officer recognized by las
f,f ths purpose. 20 Dr. tie ouy once tha' could b.
entous.Ded by the House. Mr. MeE.wee ~. p.
sppcsled 10 the iO55ies. 20 mcNbers. and iooksfs
on 90 ffoan d04n what be viewed ss an attempt
10 deprive the party Of be- ugLis.
On motion 81 Mi Hopkiu.. g.. B. copy Of
tie Van Bsfen fctufes for the County Of PAl.adel-
pAs aus read The reforms Of tte oller Counties
hs,ins been read. Mr Stevens (Whg) rose and
ssia he VAS about making proposition Sh,rb ~
coofse Re expected w5sia BE- sustained 10 perfect
quie'cda and rood OresF. ~ ihOss ~so 'eoA ne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

~ modern writer attributes tho heat olihe past
summer to the rev supply Of fuel furnished by the
last comet to the sun. From present appearances
tn. supply ~ pretty much burnt out Do give
old Sol another splice Of your tail, good Air Com
IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

JOINT REsoLuTrG Us.

TExas.--RiGIiT OF PETITION. sess
RsseirM b. nc Seattle qnd Hovse n fyresssia'
f'rss, Thst osf senstcts ~ Csugrssf Re ins,ruct.
Cd. aud cot Repfesenfstises be requested 10 use
tpeir Utmost efforts to prevent The rnaexsicn OF
fesas ID the United States. spd TO psprure The ~
eolisen Of slavery and he slave tfsdr 10 the DIS
irc, Of Columbia sud The ,eStliories ~ ibe Unit
81 States add the slave de hctweca the sexcxais
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

PROBATE COURTS
The co4s a Probsis ioT The Dirc q Rsshd ior The
year ensssg ~ be b,.ideH The ffsi Hoas1y q each
rssih. Al tss olkes " Brosn a. Hop.Es 10 RUtllhd-
W HOPKINS, kssstsf
Hssi..t X nsesnAsr, isS %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

corys,poaasaes ffas rrar'y'osasas (I' . papsyj
lisns5ufg. Dec 1855.
Mesfrs Editors You heye ao sseai 10 chion-
icle whitb. So hen % be- resd By th~ b meet portion
e ih. Wings vii rsts them b'--' that hey be-
- 20 party. nLr.e leaders are ~ completely
l11t 10 sii shane. foa eiu perceive By he Extra
~ the Keysione' vL.ch firvufd sos, that tho
Secretary Of the Commonwealth ias sci0s'iy feiv-
.ed 70 deIivorio the Clerk ME regslsf re'Sfns
from the caaaiy Il PAnadeip',s sut ssbsilis'si
10 Their ,lsaa the ssfssc sls'eG.es' d t's or 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
THE REBELLION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania convened ut
iIarri.bu-gh on Tuesday, Alb inst. The conflict
ing claims Of the members from Philadelphia coun-
ty, (the candidates on both sides claiming their
seats.) gave rise to very unpleasant and We must
add highly dsgracefJ scene, Of which present
the versions OF bpth parties.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

Christmas and New-Ycar's
Presents, for $50,
MAY be had by calling at the Rutland or Cssileion
lNl Books,ofes The following Works are now re
ceived-
ChustiAn Keepsake, 10 Splendid Engrsyings.
Religious Souvenir,
The Gin,
The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, Q Embellishments
The Violet do
Juvsn,is Forget Me Not, Do
PsTicy Christmas Tales,
DO Gdi,
do Every Day Book
BOok 81 Flowers
The Sacred Aibam, large Qusrto Book, Elsginuy
bonn1 ~ Embossed hoEOceo.
Scrap B1ok
Evenings At Home, With 100 EnRrsfinFs. &e &c.
WHITE, EyERsoN 4 Go.
Rstiand, Dee. 4, less. 80
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
To Printers and Publishers.

FENHE subscribers have jus, completed their new
IL Specimen Book Of light faced Book and Job
Printing Typcs, Flowers and Ornaments, the con-
tonls of which nre herewith partially given.
Diamond; Pearl, Nos. and =; Agate, Nos. /,
,, and 3; Agate on Nonphroil body; N3aparcil,
Nos. |, 2, 3, aud a; Minon on Brcvior body Be
vet on Minion body; Brewer Nos. !, 2, 3, and A !;
Brewer on Burgsos body; Btovor on Long Prm.
81 body; small bodied Long Primer; Long Primer
Nos. !, ?, 2, and 4; Long Primer Oh Small Plea
bndy Small Plea Nos. and q; Plea Oh Small
Plea body; Plea Nos. ], :, and 3; Plea on Eng
lish body; English No. !, and 2; Great Primer;
Paragon; Double English; Double Paragon; Ca
non; iisc lines Plea 10 twenty; eight lines Plea
Gothic condensed, TO twenty; five. seven, nine,
t:oelve, and fifteen lines Plea shaded; eight, ten,
twelve, ard sixteen lines Plea Antique Shaded
Also, large and beautiful collection of flowers,
from Pearl 10 seven lines Plea, many of which are
not to be found in any other specimen; a now as
sor,mcnt Of Ornamental Daskes; variety of Card
Borders; near two thousand Metal Ornaments
Brass Rule; Leads of various ihicknesses; Astro-
noin;cal, Mathematical, and Physical Metal signs
B.accs and Dasi,cs from three to thirty ems long
Great Primer and doublo Plea ScFips on inclined
body: Diamond and Nonpariel Music of various
kinds; Antiques; Light and heavy two line letter;
full face Roman and itulic Nonpn1eil, Minon,
Brewer, Long Prime, and Small Plea; Black !;
Nonpareil, Minion, and Brewer Greek; Hebrew
and Saxon.
A large variety Of Otnamcnts, calculated parti-
cularly Tor the Spanish and South American mar.
kets; Spanish, French, and Portuguese Accents;
furnished to order, together with every other arti-
clio made use Of in the printing business, all Of
which can be furnished at short notice. NJ as good
quality and as reasonable terms as any other os-
CONNER g. COOKE,
Corner of NASSAU and Ann streets, N. Y.
Apdl 2s, 1883. a.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
To the Enterprising!

.THNHE proprietor OF large tract Of the heaviest
timbered Pine Land lying on the Chippewa
River, in Wisconsin Territory, in that part called
"CaryePs Claim,'' is DESTROYS Of using his every
exerion to effect the immediate settlement of that
immensely valuable section Of country, and for tho
effeciing Of which purpose he proposes to 60 into
agreement with persons who can command snail
capitals, to invest the same in Saw Mills and pre.
pairing lumber Of every description suited 10 Abe
several markets on the Mississippi river.
I'hr certain advantages arising from a business
of that nature, being 80 well known, il is deemed
useless to enlarge upon the subject by further OBJ
scryations. Persons feeling disposition to em-
bark in il, will be made acquainted with tho pro-
posals and terms, by applying TO
J. PLUMBE, Jr. Du Buauc.
April IL, 1888. 1856.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
Farm for Sale.

TENslE undersigned will sell his Claim OH the
Il north fork ofthe Big Maquoko,o, twenty
miles sou.h-wes, ofDu Buquc, containing upwards
of a section OF land, Is acres broke and fenced, a
good dwelling house, kitchen aud roothouse there
on, with good spring, and is handsomely si.ua-
ted, aud well calculated for stock farm On the
claim lGD acres of good timber, and a irs,-ratc
mill seat. Any person wishing to purchase farm,
would do vol to call aud scs this. For further in
formation apply TO John PInnbe, jr. d. Buqus
JONAS CALLAHAN.
April %, 1898. DIST.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

Gov. CAss IN PARIs..--Extract Of a letter
from the Paris correspondent Of the N. York
American, dated January 23d:
General Cass gave his first soiree on We'd
nesday evening last. The company amount-
ed TO about seventy or eighty, chiefly Ameri-
can, and altogether of respectable appear.
ance His hotel is elegant and we'll finished,
and his whole style Of living suited 10 his sta
ton in this capital. Americans, who have not
crossed the ocean, are not aware Of the import.
ance Of certain diplomatic appearances in such
meridian as Paris. Irepeat, that our gov
eminent ought 10 rent or purchase permanent
Hotcl d. Embassade, as other powers have
done, and endow it, moreover, with compre-
hensive library, Of character congeDial to the
exigencies Of an American legation. The pri-
vate mansion in Paris, the most magni6cent'y
furnished-.-( perhaps in the world,) is that Of
James Rothschild. The saloons reserved fox
grand receptions are filled with articles so fiht'
and precious, that his parties are less easy and
gay than mos: others, every guest being almost
afraid to move, lest any part Of 50 gorgeous an
array should be soiled OF disarranged. Every
room seems to be an exhibition Of unrlvaied
specimens. Aguado. the prince OF Spanish
bankers, has noble residence in another street,
and gallery Qhree rooms) Of Spanish pic
lures, mostly copies, which is open 10 visitors.
by ticket, every Wednesday. DO not envy
the Baron and the Marquis their town man
sions, as much as do their lordly seats on
tie banks Of the Seinss."
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

WonTH KNowING.-It frequently
happens that the stopper ola class bot
tie or dccantcr becomes fixed in its
place SO firmly, that the exertion of
force to Withdraw it would cndanger
the vessel. In this case, if a cloth wet
ted with hot water be applied to the
neck of the bottle, the glass will ex-
pand, and the meek will be enlarged,
SO as to allow the stopper to be easily
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

| perceive by Worcester, Mass
paper, that Miss Angelina E. Grimkc,
has beenpermitted to address the Legs
IatAre on the floor Of the house, in sup
port Of the prayer ola lot Of ncddling
women about the slavery ofthe colored
race. We should like to know if there
are not stockings to darn in the Gran
tic State.