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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

with him. These chaps should always
be kept in his debt but not much, as
most of them are not worthy of being
trusted any great length. j
We have said that farmers life was
not an easy one. II is for this reason that
we like it. Too much ease brings on evils,
creates wants, and ends in moral ruin. Oh
man if thou wouldst be respected, work
If thou wouldst be healthy, work if thou
wouldst be good and great. work !! work
for myself, thy fellow men, and thy God!
work-work-work. i.
Nature is never idle. The beauty OF
the farmers occupation lies in the fact that
his work and na.ure's work go hand IN
hand. Hence he is always rewarded more
or less, for his labor. Some portion OF
his crops may be cut off by an untlmely
frost, or blight, or the winds Of heaven !;
still his labors will not be altogether in
vain for seed time and harvest cannot en-
lirely fail. In the vocabulary Of nature,
there is no such word as fail.
Spectators fail, banks fail, and majo-
rity Of all those who try to get living
without industry or economy, fail, and
MANY honest mechanics and traders who
engage in business under the false system
now in vogue, fail; but nature keeps stea'
DIV at work, and never fails. The farmer
has nature on his side, and is the produ>
Ger of most of the real wealth in the world.
Bay State Democrat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24
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PASSAGE OFFICE, FOR CABIN, sEcoNo
CABIN, AND STEERAGE PASSENGERs'
80, The subscribers continue to mako,
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in Germany. The ships comprising this line sail o.,
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the first responsibility are engaged there, and in h,
other principal towns, who give all information N
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24
LIVERY STABLE.

II CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL BOOKS. to-
q gether with few copies of the Journal
LIE Wis q Clarke to the mouth of the Columbia river.
new edition. with plates, just received and for sale
at aps1 CLARK'S Commission House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24


The following extract is rich in truth
too rich, indeed for some palates:
l see friendship. love, common sense,
and common honesty sacrificed every hour
TO what is called politeness. see women
every day-ou. of respect as they say, to
their husbands, lricked out with better
dress, with better looks and with better
humor to receive strangers than to receive
husband, the rogues persuading the good
easy fool, when they give other men
cleaner table-oloth and better dinner, that
they do it out of of respect for him!
Abominable They treat the lord Of
their affections, the partner of their bed,
the father Of their children, worse than
any other man they do indeed, there is
no denying it.
IT'S all a wicked, proAigate, cold-heart-
ed lie, and they know it. They call it hos
pilaliiy! Worse and worse. Hospitality
is not ostentaiion-hospitality is simple
and sincere. No, they wan, to please
stranger, to deceive him even for an hour,
to appear better off in the world, richer
and more comfortable than they really
are. They are secretly tired of home, of
that plain, quiet, comfortable, beautiful de-
cency which makes home so dear to man.
Such women are sure to be sluts and hyp-
ocrites, just in proportion to the difference
they make between their household and
the world, the stranger and their husband.
They 60 slip shod abou. the house, their
caps on one side, their hair flying loose,
and themselves filter for horse pond than
a marriage bed or dinner table, until, in
mercy to their husband, some stranger
knocks at the door.
"Oh, but if you ask man to dine with
you, you must give him something better
than pork and beans"
"Not if | eat pork and beans myself"
s'But he be offended
"Let him. He's fool if he expects 10
be treated at my own house, by my own
wife, better than myself"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

a BBLS. CIDER WINE, choice article for
81 family use, just received and for sale at
June Is CLARK'S Commission House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

A RAFT Of hcwed oak timber, and large raft Of
II sawed lumber just received and for sale in par
cells to suit purchasers, at
April 2l CLARK'S Commission House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

NNAGON FOR SALE, new and well fin
w ished wagon, received per steamboat from
Ohio,At mayl4 CLARK'S Commission House
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

NEW GOODS.
UST received new supply of DRY GOODS,
y HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCE-
RIES, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
April 8. JOHN A. .PARVIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

elAhA WINDSOR CHAIRS on hand; also
&0OV large lot of Window Sash, at
May IA CLARK'S Commission House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

4 = AGS will be taken in payment for subscrip-
10 ton to the Herald l-2 cents per pound will
be given for clean white cotton or linen rags.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30

1eoentt bridt pG6sIid ben reis iraenb eines stOde
nteosr nno nf n, unb erbObt cenfeIten eben(s
oISsl!d1 Mno ert III f t II 6, pobe einise nibt
'r9p9bnifd'e Renfhen runrt trerben sober spenn er
'le Corporation Uerpaltet, Die einen Il u. aus"
pbf, tSr9t er baf'r, Sa8 Ge erree Summen ausgibt,
se er brr9t uno NIT trehen er cas Gtsentbum ftner
N'd'barn Fault. uno wenn bic @rrpcracn ,erpEast,.
fanft er oeren 9ectcn fir ben baten cber GiertelS
GennUertb ant II. besabt frne eigencm sd,ulDen an
oieel6c. 0ice Dirt SptBbubcn nennt man. Gentleman,
IL oarunter oeriteht man, baR Der in einem arceens
anfe tucbnt, oa5 reihlh mtta6betn prrfeben, prdds
tgc Diners uno 4ripatbdC(e gilt, uub Id NIT elmer
oeer a,ret ae b e nj II, jebcd mcoiid,en Mno tebr
tciipeltan lluterbaltuneen ;ufrieren eIt. Wenn cr
IN bic ee9tslar 9efpibl rpiro, tpe ce5 BET fClden
eenten bduha Der Sal 1T, 70 1T fene poGittfecraE
oamtt befhdftt9t Stinmen su taufen unb ;u Uerfau'
ZEN zen. nno 'eate nauptmasreacln beSeben ild' onfs
StuanSreen, coer auf Runt9rie, burd, lpele repees
bic "@entlemdn" bic untpisenee @emeinbeit NIT
2ahlan0s Serlprcfun9em ,tetriaen, bic man ME inn
Stnue hat Sn erflttlcn. scde O1inner tcmmen ME
ns 3u&tb1usr Sbr @horatter 1T etne gire''
haft fir thre 91eotdafenbcit, br GetO oerfhaft H."
nen Die beiten Sertbebi1er. llnb ibre 8erMrtbeun9
rl1roe Elm Sp ftems su Sh,nben madden, in relheuV
ftd'ter uno gefhwsrue betbeilist fIno.'' 48eltb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
@ eEGrRdn.

.N9ittA Den Grtrls Der &arsoifsInja ja uern'ebren.
Die 3artcfeIn teOArfeu inter Der grbe, nm gut 81!
1paffens Der eMft, bas heiBt Is 1T rr:ientI1d rap
1tee 3tritt ;u brcn NarseIn bat :cahcr 9eeeVhen e
tntOfer m 8oOen beNer, aIS in feiten, eaher, Der'
ulebrt u M be it n bes 8obens nno . e "a W
feIu ben Grtra3 ocrel6eu 70 fctr, nnb baher 1T es
a6eraa nnsltd Die Seloer, in reIde man Sartcneln
pfln;t, NIT auEctern &Srpern 81 bhn9en, !. .. nut
Spreu NIT ceu itaub, nit g abel Urn 9S al D.
tdumen, nit Ga g. une turien 9UbellpaS
nenN.
Dsr bic nStbi9e Nanoarbeit aufpeneen taNn, erhdlt
tm Sabren, rueldbe eeu Rartceln 9Hnts fIur, einen
Usit srtsern Grtrus ipenn er lie 81 nee {cpieIe
6s 3cH br tnc, uiebersee9t nnS NIT Grce tecett -
oas .nur bic Spiseu 3cll aus bteler berSrrraasn
Gie ml,en rieSer empor, uuo fSnnen fpiter ip1eoer
uno auf qcicte Slrt nod mcbrmuls l,ieber9ccat uno
NIT Groe becctt werben. Die 70 NIT Groe bcSetten
gtinaeI Ie;en gEur,eltnrIen an, Mno man erhdIt
analeih mehr &artcffeln ais irenn man DE Stan9el
nit tei alen &artcelicrten u;tth seSei9 sm belten
tcG le bei ben srcsen giehtartcTeIn fein. Cseres)
@asaANa zee Is 4aA99NssAeas
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
Ser WQterIon6e1 Treunb unb Gei1f Ser 3eif.

Srbte trogen blrfte. Derelbe ndnli sebt babin cine
Ssts 1T biiUsn SnywIsn f,ue Ter sHtras mid,t saus
zen slntau9 ten tucbG uerbieut bate beam, anatt
tiir oelfen VrIfln9 irfcrt cine Gcu.mrn ;I ernens
neu, besnise man l bensutra9fteQer su erflen uI1s
tier 3u3iebHus pom erione, Die Sinn fur renGe9eus
tanS bitten. eineu plan ausSuarteetr, ruetdcr Der
@eneraIuerfamusIUnS lum Seidlufie auf9ce9t wcrben
tSnMtc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
8ermt T.hteS.

&ir6snfreoel.-D Ser Gobura gtor
Dom 25teu Ssbruor la9t: ugine teufIifbe 6espalt-
tbat 'puroe am leeten Sonnta9 Nabt in Der biefi-
9"n ronilb fotboIilbsn STRIDE ueribt. .giniqe
9runoIaelcfe s6urfen, Oetr uieImebr 1eufd in
Menfben9eitott trodsn spdbeno osr 0abt in bic
2irbr, uno 6erftIu9en icoen @esentano, ben IIe
erreid,e" fonnten. Nibt cine 8asibeite puroe gang
9eIotI3n, uuo bas Gsbiupr auf anosre @eiIe pom
oicien G6uften oufs fbinoIibfts entbitst.
Oieie Sbonotbat bat in ocr Gtoct einen alI-
9emeinen ltn'pilIeu erre9. uno bon Mt9lieoern an
ocrer Congregational 1T au9enbtidtib cine Cub.
Erptcn er0fFnct Ucrren, uibt oein ,ur toer(tsaun9
Der 5crit0rten @rsenftdrcc. foneern ousb 81 elmer
aeei9neted Selcbnun9 fir rie gntosdun8 Der
S6onotbdtes. bic. tuie 1uir ernitlib boffed. nidt
t'nse Bet strafe fir lit fbdnolibe' @etbre5sn
ent9eben peroen? ct. B. g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
8leibt oEfO cine 8iIaus ppm Gapis
$l5,NO.255 IL

iSleibt aIfo cine 8i(anS ppm eapis
| tai BON $15,27O2 255 IL
Nt stusnahmc Ser antbei[e, tprId,r bic 3'anf elbt
cigne, belduft fh bic ganse 3abl Der 9lntbeile a.
325 1885, 70 b1 Elm ebeS slatbeil, telce5 urprin9ltd
100 fCete nad bem cbieen @eridt, ettpas ipcmt9c.
tals A Ibaer 1pertb it. 90 fheint es nad rieien
Seridtc, ,tncecn 1T oas pubtum nid oiefer Meinunq
Ioenn am csten Samfd9 tpurben III 9euDprt SlNtbeLr
Ivcn Der Sereini9ten Stdatcn Sant oerfauft su Dem
|Yretie ocn s III 2iS $ 115per slntbeil. .--
Serr Ttcclans 8teele, Der ebemalt9e prcfIcent Der
ISanf hat tit Der pblaoelpb1 "Jtaticnal @a5ette -
mebrereSrefe perSfentd1t, rrcrim er ben Serit rcr
Committee in febr beftiaen slusbrdcn an9reft, uub
ete Sererun9 9ebt oas bic Sn9er9enbetten Der Sant
70 lan9e e inter ieiner Qetung tano. gut per1paltct
ucrbe' tuoeieu ,pro benicten Don mnl'den tein un>
beetnster Vlaubeu beY9emciIrn. G5 fdetnt, ba rie
9rcen Soerren inter iI ielbt uncnu 9etporoen Ino,
baB Die Rase jest aus benz Cad acI1en perren pirc.
nerr 3 II II lap, bi5heri9cr 4reiltent Ter Ge-
Ct. @ant, bat feline Stefe nteccr9elc9t. Samest
so I II pa.ce crrpiblt, nabm a6cr oas 9Imt uiftI
an. SIn 9tcn 9lpril Wurbe Sberit QS The { m
DraD II, pom Siiocarctina, gun, Direftcr crei
'pihEt uuc 9lcit carauf ais preilccut rcrsaut - g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
8anf rer @ereiniatsn Gtaaten.

@ire Committee, rpc(he auf Seiten Der Stcdhalter
tcr 9ercniaten Staatcn Sant nterer9ciett mar, lit
ene aerauute 3eit beIhdfttg gcpeSen bic An9eeoenbe
uno ben t1no biefer 8anf ol ltdnoi9 81 uterfufen
Sim gHcntua ben STEM 9lpril tatete riele Committee
Dor eiuer sablreit,eu gsriammuu9 bon Stcfbaltern
ihren Vert,t ab. Derielbe enthdlt cine @etide Der
aut fir mebrere Sabre;er tet cas Setraaen ber Ser
rem Bioble GcpperthDaite Sanccn, unb Nnrerer, Die
nit ihnen bouce(ten in ein oerbrederes 0idt-3ei9t
ra le ale arce Sunnten bon ecr S1nf 9clteten hatz
ten rtub bdnn ibre Ned,nunaen NIT Serds Scuos,
Gid5bura S:rf, 9Reaning Neqelhahn Stcd, uno ant
bern entrrcrtbetc abmahten. Ser So1ubel nit Boumz
fpoQe muree audi aufaefldrt, ,tro onit ncd n1anhes
oupere ,peoerretlthe Serf1tren, pe ,umSeDpiel Die
uuoeheureu Sunmen, rc[he Sor. cSanhrn fir feline
Ntene in europa roo er 9lnleben fir bic 9 inf inter
Ibarbc(te uuo erhie(t, bic 91eihen an lpente ercne
bis ut osn S,(11f Uou @itcreu, nj brenb bic Sc.
G,d5tseute oes 9aneeS oernadi1t9t lparocn, uno ant
,bere bero[een Id,Sne S1den mehr Die 8eflnntntad,
ma cieles Serhts hat cine 9rcIe 9ureauna oeruradt
lurb bic oerren Stcdba(ter mahten flf Die ttterter
gornrfe ber lire eetaliubtafett bur fpelde ite 4
febr betrroen purben. Tcclaus Sioole, Sduocn. uni
Slubere nnrben e,em Ioctrr 1Drtt aletb aeitel uni
Ipbne 2rpeife irb eS ncd ut arrthtllen llnter'duu
ocu fcmmeu Die Committee felt n ihrem 8eridt te
oeoeupdrtioeu -utano Der 8ant uectctrt bar, pcop,
mir nad,itehcub ben @efdmmttnbdlt oeben:
nas qane Germ69en ipcrnber bic mi ,u oiipcnire,
hat, betrdat S69,53lI I742 4f
Die Gdulocn Der B1nt belaafen .~,.
I'd, at 8 36,9 $40 63
a.,aeaeben anf 1891 ,94972
26l 4s7 a
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30

ggarmm eeiden lie stceraliltcn bic llutsrfd,astamr
ner ntdt ras Gefcs paet nt,t fir cine fcrcraIiiis
~ ,r,m niht QEeil es tGnterftbtaaune 6ffeutder
G5e(oer nit 3udbthoeltrdfe tetedt Iie Bbas9lehats
erjager np sEerterhoIter nc grSstenthsds ieber9es
brcd,cne StrbrHalter, nteord brrdbeue Gpetulaufen
NIB cer9ciheu :-eeute, bic BIG it'er bic Sbren iu
Itrrteu bic TffentG;den G5etper nieht nad Gefa1en
frqeru fbnnei mas fptrre thnen rasSrmterbaItet UeI
niisen Darum m,1Bt cine SrtrafTsuns terufeu spers
cen b1s Gciet III tr1eberrufen o1mt Die erren Bbse
NIT tcu Sfend,en @etoerr rieoer freien Gpirlraunr
erhaltcr unb es flno alfc 9usfIden ocrhanoen, ta9
Die, Sanile "Swartrrrr'' Fd in cen ndditcn Sabrea,
ftarf pcrntebreltlrfrte. Cib::
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30

Salf d E g o te n.-Benn bic 8aneen ibrt
3abunsen ciniteen. oaun b1beu Setriiaer atltr art
Elm tpsitss Selo fir bre Sp'ratcnen. 90 bort man
|iset olIe Sage, Cob neue falibe Oeoten in umtouf
oieet treroen uno ocd .foroern Die Sreunbe Der
8antsn. oob oiefe6 8cIfs- -plinocrunss>spFem fanf
ooer sebn Sabre fort9eieet tpsroen fcu, noem fie
rpunfben, oob Den Souten 9eattet tperoen m6st, 70
lang, ibre 3ablunscu eiusuitsuen
2'idneus Reportsr Don oisier Bobe entbdlt fol-:
aencc sie falGhe, Soften: $50 gtoten auf Die 8ane
Der Scr Gtaatsn $40 gsoten auf Die Bant uon
1snnefte SiafbpiGe $50 Gutsn ouf Die 8ant pom
sesuincs su Stbapnetc,rr S SO Roten auf Die Bant
Don 2(latana $5 9icten nuf Die Staatstanf pom
Sno,m1 $50 Ncten auf bic staotstane ~ Ne'p.
arf, SsrIsp Juno SIS &oten ouf Die Goarnsreialbant
pon psnnipluonia .-..
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

ny THE PROPRIETOR.
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l-oce. No subscription received for less
!. ak months, nor any discontinued. until IN
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Nhlsher
ADVERTISEMENTS, win be inserted At 81
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ysAr1Y ADMINISTRATION squares q,
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qi double price.
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Common advertisements.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
Total Of State debt,

1st Instdlment Of Planters Bank
Bonds, due LIST July, l64l.
Interest on said Installment 10
1st March 1912.
Amount due u. States Bank,
being paid by them for inter-
est,excllange and commission
on two millions dollars, Plan
teT's Bank Bonds, as per their
account rendered Oct. Dist,
1910. interest to date,
Interest on the same to LIST.
March 1912, 10 months 9
days, at 6per cent.
Interest on the two million
Planters Bank Bonds from
1st Mrch 1910, being time to
which U. S. B. paid to LIST July
1911, or to maturity, of LIST
Installment, l6 months at G
per cent.
Interest on $l,s75.000 Plan.
ter's Bank Bonds, from Isl
July ~, to lst March 10.
Semi annual interest on Uniol
Bank Bonds, due first Nav
1871.
Interest en- said sum TO frs
March, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
g. A. CHANDLER,
]. S. TOPP,
o. CANFIELD,
L. G. BILLUPS..
WIN. I.HARRIS

The Indebtedness of the State of Mississip-
pi, on account Of Bonds issued for Planters
and Union Banks, with the Domestic debt Of
the State, including the outstanding Auditors
Warrants on the Treasurer.
PiGuter's Bank Bonds issued Isl July, 1881.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

SZUUUUUU u
Union Bank Bonds
dated June 9Th.
1893, due Feb.
9th. 1851, 1,250,000 &C
Dated, June 9TH,
1888, due Feb'ry
9Th, 1858, 3,7500O0 90
=-- 100000 90
Amount due Bank of Uuited
States, being interest on
Planters Bank Bonds l24,229 %
Amt of Domestic debt, funded
o OF ls saIq''Sa 's0'' un's' act 100000 90
Total of State debt e. sod sel1 D.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
TIE SOUTHERN ARGUS.
EDITED BY
,rCHARD HENRY browne.

=, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-01
Notice.

"a HAVE read with much surprise an ndver
4 tisement in the Register of Tuesday last.
signed BY John NJ. Weeks, of Salisbury. Yer
mont, cauiioning the public against using Halls
PatentSelf. Protecting Bee Hive, cla:mir e ii TO
be an Infringement of his patent for the Vor'
mont Beehive Persons at all acquainted with
the circumstances in the case will readily IN
derstand the sequel. The Self'Protccting hive
as far rs it is known, takes the place almost
entirely Of the Vermont Hive. If Mr.. Weeks
had complained that his purse was disturbed
instead of his patent, no ono would have dispu'
ted him. But why does he complain, al this
late hour, of the public at all. He has seen
the S. ?. live, and examined it, and he knows
whether any part Of it nierferes with any orig
inal claim of his. If it does. he has the law for
a remedy let him enforce il; let him strike at
the root--commence with the Patentee. Ileel
entirely willing 10 have the validity of my pa
tent tested at any time tina: Mr. Weeks should
think proper. Under the existing laws, no pa.
tent can DC granted that shall interfere with an
existing patent; The erticle patented must b..
entirely new and promise usefulness. No pa
tent is granted without much examination and
elaboration.
N. B. I take this opportunity 10 inform tho
public that expect 10 defend all rights Of my
paten. that or my agents have sold or may
sell.
WM. NJ. HALL
Wangford. CT. April Is, ls4l. 3
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Appointments by the Postmaster
General.

Philo c. Fuller, of Michigan, TO be Second
Assistant Post Master.
John S. Skinner, of Maryland, TO be Third
Assistant Postmaster General
PosTMAsTERs.
Walter r. Gilkey, Windsor, VT
Jesse Cove, Rutland, Vi.
j. w. Moore. Bellows Falls, VI.
Henry b. Stacy, Burlington, w.
Geo. w. Gordon, Boston, Ms.
Jacob Alrichs, a: Washington, Del.
Charles TroxeIl, at Reading, Pa.
Charles Martin, at Chilicothe Ohio.
Caleb Foote, at Salem, Ms.
The last six appointments were made by
the President.
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From the Albany Daily Advocate
DINNER TO MR.. TALLMADGE.

The dinner to Hon. N. p. Tallmadge at
the Trivoli on Wednesday was very fully
attended, embracing most of those who
have been foremost in the fight through
the presidential contest, including many
from the river counties. Hon. Messrs.
Clay, Rives, Legare, and other eminent
statesmen who were unable to attend, had
sent letters expressing their cordial concur
renee in the tribute paid to their esteemed
and efficient compatriot.
In reply to the fourth toast. "Our guest,
Nathaniel z. Tallmadge, who dared TO be
faithful to his country in the worst Of
times" NJ. Tallmadge, SAYS the n. York
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B R Ugh TON MARKET.

MONDAY, May 25, 1871.
Reported far The .Ne1 England Farmer.
AT Market 2S2 Beef Cattle, (,ncluding 70 IN
sold last week. 20 Cows and Caves, Is pair of
Working Oxen, and go Swine. 80 Beef Cat
lie remain unsold.
PRlcEs.-Beef Caaie.-We quote few extra
81 Is, First quality, 81 90 az 25 Second quail
lty Sc so 675 Third quality. IS so SIS -
We noticed beautiful yoke Of Cattle fed by Mr..
oargeani Of Springfield, sold for $500.
Working Oren.-Very few sales affected.
Co,rs and Calrss.-Slles, S24, S25, S2s. $50,
1872, 1927, and $40.
Sheep.-Sales oflor shearcs not Sheared
3a5
S'cine.-Lots to peddle { IA and s l-a for
sows, and IA and l-2 for barlows. At re-
tail from 10 z
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ALL HAIL TENNESSEEi

Thomas j. Campbell, whig, is elected by 70
majority in the 4th Congressional district Of
Tennessee, instead of J. W. Blackwell the late
Loco member. In 1889 Blackwell had hir.
teen hundred and fifteen majority in this dis.
district. In the l3,h district. Williams, whig
is reelected by over 1000 majority. The
Tennessee delegation will therefore stand 8
wings to 5 locos. In the last congress, !
wings TO locos.
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We understand John NJ. Weeks ESQ. of
Salisbury is now gene TO Washington to
secure patents on twelve different kinds of
bee hive, which he has recently invented ;
some of which he thinks will suit every
different apiarian in the world.
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Estate of Augustus Munger.

Estate OF Augustus Munger.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Court for the District of Addison. com.
missioners, to receive, examine and adius, all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate of
AUGUSTUS MUNGER,
late of Whiling in said district, deceased, and
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the Goth day of
May 1871 being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do there fore hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 the business Of our said
appointment, at the dwelling house of the wild.
ow Of the deceased inWhiting,o on the 4lhWed.
nesdays of July, September and November
next. HARMON STRONG,
JusrUs F. BRowN, CONS.
Dated al Whiting this 26th day of May
1871. 3;3w
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Congress commenced its session yesterday
The Presidents Message, to which the whole
nation is looking with anxious solicitude, viii
probably arrive in season for publication in oul
next.