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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
THE FRUITS OF MISRULE.

Well the banks Of the country
Frustrated. This is the legitimate, foreseen and
predicted result of the Experiments ofgovernment
10 better the currency The party in power, for the
last five years. have been warned Of the inevitably
vicious tendencies Of their measures but they heed
ed not the voice of wisdom and patriotism. Intent
alone upon schemes OF personal aggrandizement,
they gave thought TO the sutfenngs OF the people
and the tue interests of The country, and treated
with derision and contempt the admoniiions OF ex-
ptTience.
On their heads be the consequences of their own
misconduct. When they came into power they
found the country envi35!e state oil prosperity
trade was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were content WITH
small bu, certain profits on their labor-we had a
sound currency, every where equivalent 10 specie.
and VIC had credit which, the wide world over, was
equal 10 gold and silver. Under the administration
OF public affairs the whole aspec, OF things has IN
dercone a total and melancholy change. Our cred
It IS DESTROYED abroad, and al home we have de-
preciated currency, prostitution oil our crcdt sys
ten and public and private embarrassment at pres
cnt with a future full OF gloom. Again We say,
that those who have been al the helm oil AFFAIRS ana
have managed every thing their own way are justly
answerable 10 the country Tor the miscarriage oil
their schemes, and the disastrous consequences Oh
their measures.
The banks are now reduced 10 the condition 10
which 10 reduce them. all tie energies OF ie Gov
ernInent' have been perseyenngly directed LOT iie
last twelve months. They are commercially ois.
graoed and stand conlessedy unable 10 redeem Their
pledges 10 the public. We, IN common WIN u'e
Ming party, have laborcd s,renuoosly TO prevent
this result which, in every respect, Is 10 be regret
cd and:depiored. But we were oEerPowered. J he
Government ia this instance, was unfortunately
armed with powers adequate 10 master all resistance
and 10 consuzie its schemes Of confusion and rum
1, l,s triutnohed-and ia the midst OF tie distress
and desolaion which Us victory has oocssioDed, We
leave il, Qf the people are content 70 tolerate lis
cortinuance in power TO devise such erPedIsnis as
lis knavery OF folly may suggest TO repair he mis-
chief Of It's own hands We offer 10 further ressi-
snce &c il projects ioF reforming us euIehe ~
1 49, ,he UoSer 10 carry them throughout we wall
exercise the rights and privileges Of ffeensn, and
bod il responsible Cor the results Of is sdmiestFa'
Riehmend Wh'g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
THE LOCO FOCOS SEEK

To advance the greatest good of those in power,
having strict reference to the support of the party
To reduce the Republic to an oflicc-holders ma
chine;
To concentrate power in the hands of grasping
Executive
To destroy the representative principle, by buy
ing up the Peoples Representatives by brides of
foreign missions and home secretaryships
To mislead the people by the hypocri.ical can, of
democracy
TO cover up corruption in the departments OF
government;
To array the poor against the rich-to enlist pas
sion in crusade against reason:
TO indulge in wildexperments whichhave already
rocked the republic to its centre;
To separate the interests OF the government from
the interests of the people,
TO establish the principle which Furnishes an OPP
poneni and rewards friend for his partisan servil-
iy;
TO array the Office holders into Pratorian bands
of political opcratives-thus smothering the consii
tuional principles of elections;
To PROSTATE home industry by prostra,ing the
system Of tariffs
To check national works Of improvement
To break down the credit system, and reduce all
prices save the salaries of otlice-holders, TO the
standard of gold and silver
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The great battle which fought last week in
Wings, and the people are free. Glory enough (as
the locofocos would exclam) for one week
The fearful struggle in this gigantic state, on
which seemed To rest in great measure at this time
the future destiny of the country has terminated in
favor of the republic, and to dislodge the enemy
from the remaining power he had in the state gov
ernment and the liitle influence it laid claim in
the councils of the nation
Three times now have Presiden, Van Buren's
constituents in his own rebukcd him. in not
have they given him plainly TO understand that they
arc DESTROYS of dispensing with his services. They
wish him TO retire, he will not listen TO their in
structlons VIII he obey, or will he hold on till the
people become too indignant to ,rca, him with CT
Witty.
Our information in relation TO the election is
chiefly derived from the Albany Argus OF Saturday.
That paper surrenders up the Senate 10 the Wings.
1t will be recollec,ed that the Vanes retained
jon,y in the Senate last year The Wings this
year will probably have majority in that body and
eight or ten majority in the House, and had they
not lost the city of New York. which elects 10 MEM
bcrs they would have los, nothing in the popular
branch As il is, we presume the loss in the poPu-
lar vote will be mere trife il any from las, year.
We have no room for further particulars.
THE HOUSE.
The Argus saws the Assembly, so far as heard
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

BH"rHrn JoSkTnss." A paper was started re-
Gently IN New York with this novel title. mos, as
hig barn door, and filled with medley OF ever,
thing, good bad and indiiereni--price $500 year
IN adsancecheap enough in all conscience; in fact,
It Is so cheap that We should have some suspicious
ahou, advancing the money without some surety tina,
iis duration would continue long enough 10 make IL
safe investment, However, we would not wish
to discourage enterprise among sac crai, though a
caution about carrying the Joke ieeae too far may
do no harm.
soon after the appearance Of the above produc.
ton IN the queen Of the American cities the Boston
folks, who never like To be rivacd in any enter
Prise Obey noitoaai) start up similar affair
quite as big il not little bigger, entitled the
"BosroS NoTroS," prospectus Of which the
reader will find in another column. THIS Yankee
Notion we have loubt viii come nigh what the
publisher promises as is usual in such cases. Any
gentleman wishing TO pairon,e !, can sec aspccimcr
10y calling the Rutland Book Store.
Tho "Nrw Womb" is another mammoth news
paper production of New York origin, 10y Messrs
Park benjamin and Rufus w. Griswold, the latter
late editor Of the Vergennes vermonier. The pub
fishers rather immodesily, though perhaps justly
boast that the mechanical execution of this paper
not cxcelled either in the old or new world. TIL,
I professional department think is managed with
good judgment and no ordinary talent. Mr.. Girls
void is proverbia for shrewdness and editorial tact
but occasionally in his rude attacks upon pr
waite reputation. We not of the number, how
ever, tina, would shrink from exposing base conduc
IN public officer, exposing the errors of ru
lers, let their stations be ever so high; but in al
cases courteous language and terms the mos
becoming and generally carry more sure conviction
than coarse, vulgar epithes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

The annual election of state officers and members
TO the legislature takes place in the old Bay State
this weekend it is to be hoped that the temperance
and abolition questions have not much divided
and distracted the state as to endangcr its insiu
tisns and political standing.
Massachusetts, has been legsla,ing too much on
morals and other matters pertaining to that subject
We have great aversion to legslating every
thing, especially in making laws to enforce morals
or religion upon people. 1t shows too much of a
coalition between church and state and the ultimate
result is that it subverts both This driving every
petty question to the ballot-box produces about as
many parties, or factions, if we may speak candidly
there questions, and chaos and confusion fol-
lows. Our state is little in fault in that re-
spect and we glad 10 her the rcrogradc
movement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
~ NYposrsc,<zs
PIsE~B&Sr


The Success Of he WAigs Corroboraied One Of
our fellow citizens Of this village who len Albany
on Saturday last after the issuing ofthc morning pa.
pors, assures ths, returns from various paris Of
the state placed 1t beyond doub, with all parties
that the Wings had carried both branches of,hc leg
,sa,urc,hc Senate by oieh, majority and the House
by al least eigh, Il no, tcpand would have boon as
large as last year had they no, los, ~ Y city. Our
informant further says thai, the wings OF Albany and
Troy in high spirits, and congratulations were
passing and repassing between each other ON the
glorious triumph. The agrarians were exceedingly
chop-fallcn--as all was lost, honor and ALL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
EMIGRATION OF FOREIGN CRIMINALS.

Ii appears by a letter from the American Consul
AT Hesse Cassel, Germany, that some of the Ger
man states arc sending their couvicis and refuse
population 10 this country. We hops the govern
ment will take prompt me assures to put stop to this
neiarious business. The writer states that the gov
eminent of Hamburg deporis from time 10 time those
criminals who have either been condemned for life,
or long period. They give them their choice oith
TO endure their time. 10 emoraie, in which
case the government pays their passage They be-
ing Storage passengers from Bremen TO the United
States, and find them with good provisions at $40 a
head for each grown person. The Consul says -
This price the Bremen ship-owners could only af-
ford by always carrying a large number; To obtain
which, they had their agents over the interior of
Germany, and induced the lower class which live in
very impoverished state, TO emigrate. by making
them believe that labor much demanded in
the United States that able bodied could earn
as soon as landed two dollars day
A letter from Mr.. List, Consul at Leipsic says
Not only paupers, but criminals transported
from the interior of this country in order to be en-
barked there for the United States
Mr.. DSuen, formerly officer in the service
of the Duke of Save Gotha has lately made propo-
sitiops to the smaller states of Saxony, for trans
porting their criminals TO the United States at S75
per head which offer has been accepted by several
OF them. The first transport OF criminals, who for
the greater part have been condemned hard labor
for life, (among them two notorious robbers, Peicl
and Albracht) will leave Gotha on the 18th of this
month, and il is intended by and by to empty all the
warehouses and jas ofihis country in this man
There is little doub, that several other states
will follow the neiarious practice.
!, has Of late also become general practice in the
towns and boroughs OF Germany, TO get rid of their
paupers and vicious members, by collecting the
means for efeciing their passage to the United 5.
among the inhabitants, and by supplying them from
the public funds Troy Wig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

sr-r 10 progress fI tho celebration ol the birth day
d ne Queen, (iho iosh uh) 11ss prevailing belief
. a. mat she ministers would bc able 90 bold their
,asccs, Tho authorities ara shutting up most OF the
tegteasa Tie Basque Provinces. Tho inhahii-
,tas wefc turned sdfifr
Tie Pars National SAYS, positively. that Don
Carlos has Aurhouked ms agent At Pans. the Mar
gais De isbrada. 10 recognize. IN his name the gov
,rnucut Of the Queen Of Spain and % official
" ie Cabrera and the Count d'Espaigne, ordering
taem TO Law down iaor arms. The same person
avs that several persons high IN place IN France
proposed 20 Great. loan for Spain. on the revenues
q Cubs and tbo PHILIPPINE Islands being guaranteed
81 e inicFcsL Marshal Souli bstcus 10 the propo-
SAL neither Roihsohild or Aguado will have anything
k da with H. Tho National adds ,hsi the passports
81 Don Carlos arc only retained until an answer hc
received from Nionns. respecting his proposed resi-
dence ia the Austrian d0minions \ Berlin paper,
however. saws that th. prince has asked for refuge
N the Pr1ssias donaions.
TURKEY.
The latest intelligence from Cons,aniinoplc re-
cci,ed al London, TO the 2sth Sept. and from
Alexandria the 27ih Tho burden Of all the cores
Ponde1ce !. no news Of political nature
The Alrrandria correspondent of the London
Manning Chronicle. under date of Sept. &c, says
The Turkish feet Is still here, and will not be
gwen up without struggle. The crews are relax
Tag IN the little discipline they had both Of
hoers and men DISCONTINUED with their position
As regards the latter the question Of interest To them
Is neither Russian nor Egyp,.an bat they no
longer regularly paid, but much worse fed than
IN the Sulian's service. With many OF the officers
have conversod on the subject, and they openly
express their indignation al their present position
bu, their ships disamed, and under the guns OF
The fort and the Pacha's feet
IN politics every thing awaits the decision of the
Five Powers. II unfavorable 10 Meheme, Ali, he
will resist, aness in face OF a very active and deci-
ded demonstration on the par, of Europe. He al
present treats the matter lightly and being con
valescen, (havng been for DAYS seriously i'll
has started a little tour in the Delta, by which ho
will escape the persecution of the diploma,is,s.
The harvest has generally failed throughout the
Ottoman empire, particularly the fine wheais, will
,rices Of grai,S apidy rising in the Black Sea mar
ke,s.--TroyfV
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday. No, a.

Al market, 1910 Beef Cattle, 2l40 Stores, 2i50
Sheep and lambs 2s COWS and $50 Swine.
PRlcrs.--Beei Cattle We quote to correspond
with last week, viz. First quality. 81 a S725.-
Second quality, ~ IS ~. Third $3.50 80.
Siores.--Y earnings SiO els. Two year Old
s22 a S33
and 500 In great demand
shcep-Io,s were sold at 81 so sl7I, sl92, s2Os
S2.i2 s2,G2 $2,ss, and 50.
Swine.--A large number were sold at reduced
prices. One entire lot sold al 4 for sows and ia
ior bsuows. Lots To pedde, at IA l-2 and
"a lof sowg, and Ia 8 ~ for bsrr0ws.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

Mon, DrsTR' erivs f,n,s.-ope at Chicago or N,
9Th ut, destroying 70 ~oodea ssid,nss Including Is
s,o'e' Offices ard ho,.l Fneen Thousand dollar, h.
sado be lost add goods and vauabos the saue Of soc
ooo were preserved 10 damaged state.
Que at New Orleans the soth sli. destroyed 5000
mo,th Of propcnv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

The Episcopal Church at Grand Menan,
was burned to the ground on the night Of
"Wednesday, the 9th inst. The fire was
discovered about midnight but had so much
progress that it was found impossible to
subdue it. il is said 10 have been the work
of an incendary, and large rewards are Of
fcrcd for his conviction.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

ViHany stepped IN Gaii,-Some villains on Sun
day morning last paid visit 10 the powder maya
zine of Peter Haldeman, and by the aid of oil bar
res, shavings, and other combustibe materials, at
tempted TO fire the building. This building is si,ua-
ted the outskirts of the borough and at the time
contained 5000 pounds of powder. the ignition
had taken place, the explo sion must have been ire
mendous, and our whole town perchance completely
destroyed,-for the attempt made at the dead OF
(Pd) Spy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

The Lord Mayor of London gave an en-
tertainment at tie Mansion House, on the
sth ult. TO the Hon. Daniel Webster, MIR.
Alexander Stewart, meuIber Of the House of
Assembly of Nova Scotia, and large par
ty of citizens. Mr.. Webster subsequently
left London for Paris.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

From Montpelier Nothing new in addition 10
proceedings except verbal reports u,ai some towns
arc 80 greedy ior banks, that they are willing to
pledge three times the amount, Of tlcr stock that
they win he hones,Irs,hcr humila,ing condiiionsl
When these banks go into operation, tlink wild
cat, OF soild speculation money viii be very good
appcllaiion iorit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
NEw-YonK CATTLE MARKgT. Nov. 4

At market 1000 head of beef catile--I0O from the
South left from last week the balance from the
state of \. Y. and Conn. IS mich cows and 300
sheep and lambs.
The supply OF beef was large and the marke, very
dull. Sales Of 500 head at from TO %, averaging
$7.25 the IO0lbs.
Mich cows-An sold at s35 si5 and els each.
Sheep and lambs-coniinue in good demand (;
sales OF sheep at ~ ia 10 - Lambs at l,25 10
81 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

Paper Nil Burnt--The valsabie new PAPER mill re.
Gently erected by WIN Knight, 9 miles from Morris.
town, burnt the night oflhe Zh ult Loss from
10 to So, 900, not insured The J~rseym says has
bee IN operation only few weeks under Messrs Duck
ct a. Sheer, whose loss in stock is considerable All
Mr. KS machinery for turning &c, destroyed,
and several families are thrown out of~m yment. Or.
igin Of The Fire unknown.-.Nemark D. .9dn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
n ARRIRD.

Atthe Psssoasgs IN Eat clsf~ndos. No. =, by Rev.
C.E HAYES. NJ, Pfestos Assrii 10 Mis- Asa q. Bar.
rsii bah "a Cisr-pe@a sPrsgs.
On the inst By hs, hi. Morris. Mr. Nooes w.
BrsDeh 10 Miss Eirr, Smith q. u Orwell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
DIti,.

Ia Aosip~l,rr, on the % INST Mr. Ire Gfesaossh, a.
g-e -
Ia John.ss, 24th ut LYDIA. widow Of ths late CD.
Moss Mora. age
In Brs~ niss ton Cd ~, 18th Bl Homphrsy siehais,
sr-d - years, vetron Of the 1~soigiss, snd pea
sioosf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

GREAT SLAUGHTER. We are informed that a
great battle between men and squirrels was lately
Tough, in the town of Shoreham. The whole forces
of tho hcsicgers amounted to bat twenty (ien a
sidc) and the number Of squirrels slain was o3s2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12
UNITED STATES STOPPED PAYMENT.

live are correctly informed The Treasury Of ihc
T. States is oil than the southern banks
~ A@' Hs'iAer speeie nor paper 10 pay ruth On APP
fesiaoa 10 the sUbireasury VI is state ioI paying
Sl'asy pensions the agent had nothing pay with
We are sorry ar the poor old soldiers because they
e"sbAsss nee the small piranee due them al ihis
araemsni season oi TIC year, and Just a. long VIII
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

At Pt,sh.d, Mass lat week. suddsnly the Hon Thee.
do'e sedg~iok of stoekbrdgsa much distinguished
fr his many useful auainmcnis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

ter IA setting IN, more than any other II is 10 be
hoped NJ Secretary wocdbury will muster up
little cash for this purpose even filth wnhlcli from
the Office holders, for a short time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

democratic members last year. and IT IS now claimed
on both sides --AB Areus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

'Noi heard from DO, taken tot granted
The following counties remain 10 te beard nom
Broome 1, Causraugus ., Franklin !, Orleans j,
Wavnc .. Yates l. Oiillese Nsyne only elecied
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

lion Joseph ~ White laio delegate Congress from
Florida died al 81. Louis on the 18th Ult
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

MILLIN RY

and a.
DIR f. S SIN A KING
NUIss :. n WILLARD would inform her
IN friends and tho public that she has
just received the fall aud winter fashions
and viii be happy to wal, on those who
may ,dyor her with their custom.
:. N. WILLARD.
Castlcion, Oct. 50. 1889. 1870
STATE on VERMONT, ! cour, II Ch,ncsfy lawns
Ru'iana County. ~ Term, A. ID. iSp
WHEREAS, Ambros. l. Brow y 81 Raisnd IN The
w county at kutisnJ. stotsss,d, rtecntot of tn
las, will aud testament OF nciscy Buimaa late Of esd
Rutland dcoessed, has at the present term hct his hill
Ia Chaneery sgsus JAIME. Bu,n,a., M.li-ss Bots~ss,
and Peter Blanchard of Railand aforesaid WisD HAT
Clrk u T'nmou,h IN the eoan,y II Ruti.sd sfes~-
said, Jnsisn Hart and Laurs Hart hts wife Of Whrehs
ana jeremiah Young aud Bets Young his wife, II
Drsndno IN the state al New yofk, Sshsr, this, he y
eA-eotpt 81 The last VI ssd sriameni Of Betsy But
man late Of Raand aforesaid deceased. sad ~ ssd win
he directed 10 psy CERTAIN sgsc'es IN wossy, hsrsa
specified o James Buiaan, Messa Buinss, Lssss Han
wife OF josiah Hart Peter blanchard, bssseZ useAe
wife Of Jeremiah Young apdWiilis 0utnm Gleet ~
Of Julius ID Carh above named that 81 ~ ~ erop
ofthe ssd deceased devised In trust ~ ~ cayune1
of ce,in other iegseies and that sses Ne yafwent
the debts Of the ssI ,es,s,rs, The last sekpss - L.
neral charges and skpcnsss the exp<nsea u ulllru
together with various specific lrgaoies, The sest1oe 60
remainder Of said estate not suc,sat 10 dtsch~e0e
full the legaccs to the parties siorrssid anj DeGG
That this court would decree that tue said
receive out Of the remainder Of the p~isueel erl1
which shall b, nsoeriBned upon the svttlesue1t ~
administration account upon said estate, theR
and pfnpoftiooa,s shares thereof THAT es4
lefacirs shall bbate In proportion that apps
ment of their proporonatc shsres, tho sai1
shall dischnge the said executor tbefrffosnt -
said executor shall be paid his costs aud esre0
stoned by 4 Is suit, &c
The usual process ofsubpana having tev0
the same s-rvrd On tho sa,d Peter Dian1I
l mtah Youpg. Kelsey Young. Jqmf1 HuIn1m|
/ % Bu,man only
! And the said Josiah Han and Lset4
ding without this state and not hsst0x ~
the eonmcn' em-nt of said hill u V eg4tI
that they be notified 'hereof, b ~
stance Of said bill, with this ordevs u
aid printed at Rutland three weea1
l.s, vf which b~ sir weeks prsv,oN1
Of this court, To be held 1t Rvslse4
/ Tuesday next t~s the fourth Tue4
! d. is40, and day shereof wss gim 9goW
A true copy oi Record,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-11-12

VA HFhEAS. Jobn keitS2y
w ~ Of Rutland afofe,
filed h 8 p,ll in cbsnrrry
meriy Of benson afosrssid
SaHnq. that on the 10Th a,
defendant was indebted - sh
date IN the sua II ffiy .sla to(our|
payable on the LIST day " fsHg
aud To secure The payment *
,xeculed 10 the plaintiff ~
for the pay meni Of said nols -
above menl'o I'd, Of oestai6
in the county Of Rutland n
VIZ. Being all . sight
said Alexsnderss i,rn ba1
estate of Cyrus Clarke ~
ed, which was SET Of
said Orwell, ss her DOVE
Of the reversion Of sai1
Alexander purchase
said widow . right =
ursl life. and pSayia1
If the defendant Tail
shall he forever fofe0
mortgsged prcmise(
coats in the premjo
The usual proeo
aud the said AM
State, and not havI
nent Of said bill. u
notified thereof b,
with this order, ~
land, three weeks
at laast s,v wa~km
M. y !: b., s:'s i. :, r.; 4
day thereof was
<7-49
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share of the caps
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where there 10 .
the undersigned
twice the size II
the lace OF thai
more matter thaa
will be called Tho
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our Ysnkee city.
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sheet 81 by "
reading matter,
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THE HOUSE

The Argus SAYS the Assembly, so far as heard