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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
For the Herald.
VERMOT ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

The want Of a practical knowledge Of the diseases
OF the eye, which exists, ordinarily among meoie'
practitioners, and the importance Of those dIsease'n
induced the trustees oftho Vermont Academy Of N's'
&c ne at the suggestion Of the faculty, to engage d.
Wallace, Of New York, one Of the most eminent o.
cuhs's OF this country 10 give short Of pde~
ton.
As Dr. w Is known 10 be an eminent occus' ~
wen as skilliul operator, would suggest 10 no"
individuals residing in our vicinity, and who are h'0
ing under disease Of the eye 20 avail themselves
Dr Wallace skill while he remains with Us He'I
lie IN Casicion on or before the st Of June, aud -
Iemaln about ten days
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

rbs, distinguished as a modern whg.-lspln' age
or course i, must be faihcred on the Wings l""o
ever knew loco to saw do anything unAoy, H""''"
eerafeD So did the "og cabin and hard e'det 'h"o'
endo have Wing origin, as the Age understands u,
wha, Wing rascal Swar'woui was disoo'etc' y"
be the ncr, moment after his crimes were ouno ou'
but how stlessy and securely he rePosed IN ,hc w
dueeni embraces OF Mr.. Woodbury. before 'he u''.o'
cry--The reiotmer Luiher,-wha' heeh''ous en''
ae,er the Roman Catholics found he was, when he De-
the secret denominations of their church.
and how thew did be.iege the Virgin Mary and the
whole host Of heaven earth and hell for his damna'ion
when he was accommodated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

KEEP BEFORE THE PEoPLE,-That during the first
fifteen days OF Gen. Harrson's Administrations ninety
six removals were made.-[Age.
That's lie. Not this number of new appointments
have been made, even including the large number who
have voluntarily resigned But let it go, and -
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that during Gen. Jack
sons LIST year more than ONE THOUSAND remov-
ais were forcibly made and -
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE People, that Martin Van Blu
rem when secretary of State removed even every clerk
in the department the very FIRST DAY! and -
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE People, that the principles of
the present administration is TO remove from office
none but d'shone" or incapaeitaed occupants, and
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE People, that the principles of
jackson and Van Buren, were that "to The uicors be-
long the spois,"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

New HAMrsnlRE Observation-Disclosures incomplete,
bu, so far as heard from the locos have elected nine
and the Wings two State senators.
For members of Congress they have elected their
entire ticket Is members and among them again is the
infamous Gag Anterior. However, there is one con
solaton-these stubborn Granite hearted locos will
need tremendous long telescope to gree, their vision
with the view of sister loco state.
The numbers Of abolition votes thrown in these five
districts sngularly uniform. They severally
as follows: 1885, 1887, 1884, 1866, 1245
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

Speaking Of the approaching extra session of con-
gIess, letter writer at Washington says the President
is industriously engaged in preparing his message in
which he will mako comprehensive exhibition Of
the true state of each Department The secretaries
are thoroughly overhauling the clog books of the old
crew, and the ship Uncle Sam is to undergo thorough
repairs ut is to be hoped" writes the correspondent
shat it will be emphatically business session; and
yet with opposition fierce and relentless as there
are already signs Of, ten chances one that wrrks
will not be consumed in idle talking"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
OligarChy---Oligarchy
0FOTIDANCHY.<1D

WAsTED-by the above, several active lo,o-eonledy
's'' TO study the Dictionary and French History for
dreadful words and thrilling incidents with which to
illustrate these awful Wing doings. Wages optional
with applicants.
ALso-wanted-A rabble Of babbers and street
brawlers To report for the Age.
NoTcr is respectfully given the public generally that
the newly invented Guillo,ine is in successful opera
ton, and bids fair to work we'll
Orders from distance promptly attended 10.
The OLtGARcHY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

The n. Y Legislature adjourned on "Wednesday
10Th inst after session of nearly months, The FOL
lowing was among the las, resolutions before the Sen
ate:
Reyolred-That the Senators in Congress from ibs
State be- and they hereby instructed to use their
endeavors to procure the passage OF law Incorporate
ing National bank with sufficient capital and so mo-
ded in the details of its charter as TO make 1t sale
fsca agent and depository for the moneys OF the L. >
and restore TO the country sound and uniform cur
rency.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

CuRIoUs TITLES OF OLD BooKs.-In the earlier his
tory OF the art OF printing wriierseven religious wri-
lers-were not al all puncillious the titles given
To their books. We find few mentor ed in the New
York Evening Signal a few others we quote from
memory; some Of which English and some versions
Of the French.
"Ihe Snuffers Of Divine Love"-"A Spiritual Mus
iard Pot, To make the Soul Sneeze with Devotion
"The Capuchin Booted and Spured for Paradise"-
"A sho, a, the Devil between the Horns Of Chri.t's
Alar"-IIigh Heel Shoes for Dwarfs in Holiness
"a Pair Of SPeciacles for shortsighted Believers
"A Pump to raise the Waters OF Salvation"-"A Flail
to Thrash Whea, out Of the ungodly."
i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

INDIANA has elected six wing congre ssmen, and
would have elected the seventh and last Blu, for the
unaccountable folly too prevalent among the Wings of
running from to halfa of candidates for the
same office. The opposition, invariably uniting on
ONE, and drawing together like Dutch team occa-
sionaiiy obtain GLORIOUS Vctory"-a democratic
Gain"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

The HERALD.-An apology is due large portion of
subscribers for the inferior appearance of sheet
this week. We were gu, of paper Of the proper size
and could not obtain sufficient quantity for the edi
ton; consequently it necessary to conform the
space occupied by the types the size of the smallest
sheet. We pledge ourselves that the next and sue
ceeding issues shall make ample compensation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

BY the arrival Of packet ship, one day later from
Europe than the dates of the intelligence under our
foreign head tits further ascer,aned that nothing has
been heard from the steamer President j, now a
mounts to a certainty that the vessel is lost.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

The inquiry is frequently made, why we don't pub
lish more marriages, &c.
The business is very dull in these parts just now,
but the prospect is that will be brisk in the fall and
winter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY a5, ls4I.

On our first page will be found the able Discourse
delivered at the Congregational Church in this village,
on the occasion the National Fast-published by
quest.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

MARYLAND ELECTION canvass has resulted in
the election Of Wings and ocos. This is the first
time the Wings have had majority in the congress
sona delegation.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25
Next Congress-.

According to the best calculations which
be made, the Congress to convene on Monday nett
will stand-n the House, AZ Wing majority in Ii,
Senate 7, and on joint bao, 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

PARTICULAR attention is invited to the following short
analysis of long editorial article in the last Spirit of
the Age. II is directly to the point and must create
impression somewhere, we think.
"The oligarchy -Oligarchy
Ohgarchy-oLIoA RcHY-OLIGARc
OIIGARCIIY-UP O l. | GA CIV m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

TENrEssrr.-The relative strength of parties will
not be changed by the recent election in this State
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-25

The Rutland Herald is informed that AL is fair IN
0'mcS,' had t's origin with one VI VI Noah, .ope.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-10
Grand Jurors
For .Rpril IIerm-lS4l.

Catta,oissa--Jesse Clever, William Gearhart,
Jacob Garrison.
Dervy-David Met Cormick, Samuel Russell, Phil
ip Seidle, Thomas Forster
Fishing Creek-Daniel McHenry, Jr.
Wahoraing-Ja Hibler.
MGifn-Thomas Bowman, Charles Michael,
Isaac Snyder Peter Grower.
Mount Pleasant William Howell.
Mddis01t-John Ewes, Henry Smith, Levi Bisel
Roaring Creeh--Peter Helwig, John Yeager.
Sugarlogf-ts Douglas, benjamin Dole, SAM
uel knona, Mathew MciIerty, Samuel Hess.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, iba. o., The first Moncsy
of June next, special Court OF Common
Pleas will be held at DanviVle, 10 and LOT
Columbia county before the Honoraole
IA. y. Parsons, President Judge Of the l2'h
Judicial district of Pennsylvania, and the
associate Judges Of Columbia county, IN
pursuance of the provisions of the S7tli and
,39lh sections of the act of General assembly
Ipassed the l4lh day Of April, 1894; for the
trial Of certain action wherein the West
Branch Bank a, Willianspor Is plaintiff,
land Thomas Moorellead, jr. is defendant,oi
(which all officers aud Others Interested will
Ilake notice. ,ai.
JACOB EYERLY, Profh.
Prolh. Office. Danville,
March 80, lS4l
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INFORMATION WANTED.

The Subscribers have become alarmed all
the sudden disappearance, or a5squaulation.
of noted Watch Tinker, calling himsefI
James Cocks. Said Cocks came to this
place about the middle Of November last,
and Brought with him "rib." On or a.
bout the 20;h Of Feb.he disappeared, leaving
his fair rib 10 pack up duds. When, Lo!
IN few days, she was oph! The subscri-
bers do not feel particularly anxious about
the Boots he as on his feet, the Hat which
covers his Wig, The Coat aud Shirt he had
on his Back, or the board bill which he did
mot pay.
But they do feel great anxiety about the
|saiety of his beautiful carcass, and i they
icould only be assured that he is locked up
lin some safe place, where the Dogs can't
bite him. their distress would be greatly
,relieved. Said Cocks is about SO years Of
lage; large bushy black whiskers; about 8
feet or inches IN height; sharp nose,
with large prorading foreteeth; dark com
plexion, aiit wears black wig; speaks
quick, and Is grea, politician. He is sup
posed TO be about Northumberland or Co.
lumbia counties.
Editors Of Newspapers who will give the
aabove one insertion, will confer great fa.
I vor upon his distressed friends. and perhaps
save the trouble of others advertising him
hereafter
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Traverse Jurors.

Brier creek = Mordica Jackson, George Froas,
Jr
Bloom safhuel Mcllick, Andrew .Criveling, Val
entine Bideman, Daniel Hasenbuch.
Derry-John Bee.
Fishing creek--Moses McHenr5 Peter Criveling
James Haycock.
Hemlock-John Oil, Burts Arwine.
.Jackson-Joshua Savage.
Limestone--John Caldwell, John Marshall
Liberty-Robert Simonton.
NadiSon-Robert Campbell; Daniel Crumly.
Mount P|easant-John Jones. .t.
Mahoning-John Dean, Sen. Daniel M. Fox,
William Nariconk, Thomas Lloyd. ,
,Montfnr--John Bailor, Daniel Geigef, Andrew
Clark, James Barton.
Ordnge--George Harman, Philip Auchenbach.
Roaring creek--Peter Herbein Jesse Price.
SugariOat-D Goulder, Daniel Asheilnan
Valley--David Maxwell, James Blue, Daniel
Woodsde.
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'.HE estate OF WILLIAM KNORR.
DECEASED.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Letters Of administration on the above es-
tate have been granted 10 the subscriber, re-
siding in Bloom township, Columbia coun-
~. Therefore all persons indebted to the
estate Of said deceased, are requested 10
make immediate paymeni and all those Eay.
ing claims will present please them, pto-
perly authenticated for settlement.
shall attend at the late residence of the
deceased on Tuesday the 2d day Of March
next, TO make settlement with all who NAV
call. Afterwards can be Gouad al my res.
dence.
JACOB HAGENBUCH, .9dmr,
Bloom, Feb. 20, 1871,
~
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I'M DANWTT.nE. Pa.

known as the " UNION HALL" and has made
and completed an addition to the building which
gives HIM the most airy, spacious and pleasant
rooms of any Hotel in the place and he Is deter
mined that the Improvements and additions to his
House shall keep pace with the growth and inior-
tance OF the town in which it is located, and that
it shall be second to none. The house has bee.
thoroughly repaired, and furnished in ms,oner
which he feels confident will give satisfaction to cne
TONER'S His TABLE will always be furpi :, 81
with the choisest and best, and his BAR In ~
suppliec with the purest liquors. His str aloe ora
ways well supplied with good provende, r and attend
ed by careful Ostler. His long .quiantancs % with
the business OF keeping puLic house, together
with determination to use every means to 1snJor
induces him ,hus puIely 10 "y
NJ ms ou friends TO Continue their calls and invite
the pubic genera.!y to give him trial. and Judge
rJ ,gr as ne IS determined that be Union
nan siiail be kept in credtablea manner as a,,v
house IN Northern Penusylvania.
-, WILLIAM HENRIE.
Danville, March 20, ls4l.-tf
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP;

THE Partnership heretofore existing uuder the
firm Of E. HOWELL, & Co, this day by mutual
consent dissolved The Books are in the hands of
Enoch Howell, with whom all persons who are in
debted to, or have claims against the firm, are re-
quested to call aud settle the SAND without delay.
ENOCH HOWELL,
r. B. CUTHDERT,
Boomsburg, April 7, ls4l.
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NO. FIVE
OF THE SEMI-MONTHLV.

MJO. FIVE of Roberts Magazine was published and
|1V ready for snle promptly on the morning Of
the 10Th inst. 1T is highly interesting number
and looks as usual, as neat as a pin. The reduc-
lon OF the retail price OF the Magazine from nine
pence to EIGHT CENTS works admirably On.
ly look at it A handsome well printed book of
forty large pages with an extra thick and durable
cover, containing the choicest gems of the Ameri.
can and Enligsh Magazines, together with fine
ESGRAvINs,
For only Eight Cents a Copy.
This must certainly be pronounced the climax of
cheapness. 1t throws all the other Magazines in
the country, in point Of cheapness, in the shade.
or Persons desirous of purchasing the back num-
berr of the Magqzine, can now be supplied Gas No.
mas mas been reprnled) by calling at the Counting
room or sending their orders to us post paid.
pSubscription price--S2,O0 per year Five
copies for $500. Ten copies for $500.
March ~, ls4I
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FEEzEzzlq11Ewn

NORTHERN FRoNTIER.--Or have been
Issued from the War Department 10 put Forl
Niagara in a complete condition of defence.
A company OF regulars were transported
from Buffalo to hewistown few days since.
Very well.
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MR. EDiToR Having arrived q, an age,
in which am luukipg on for a par.ier 10!
accompany me through lhisvale OF tears, and
meeting with no proposal, have concluded
through the medium Of your paper, TO pro-
pose myself. | am between the ages of
eighteen and twenty, neither handsome nor
ugly, ricl, or poor, about five feet high, andl
well proporlidned, with all the qualities
requisite for good house keeper, not sub.
ject to ernui, hut calculated TO make any
man happy. um willing to be led TO the
hymenial altar, and 10 the utermost parts
of the earth, by any person, whatever may
be his age, disposition, or requirement, if
he only has an, abundance Of this worlds
goods, aud will send me the I.ady's Book
Immediately. directed to Miss S. A. H..
Bloomsburg. All communications directed
TO the same,
II you will publish the above, and l should
effect my object, promise yuu nice loaf
of cake.
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LEWIS VASTINE,
N. G. MARTIN,
SAML. STARK. I'd.
HIRAM JONES,
JOHN MONTANYE,
A. NJ. NICHOLS,
ISAAC MORRIS,
S&ERMAN d. PHELPS,
A. DURHAM

IuhRhahhock Luz, Co.Pa. March l7.lS4l. 4.
He is not now in "these diggins" nor
Twill he again show his face to the Landlords
land Lively stable men here,i whose hands
be las left UNPAID bills" based upon the
'cred, OF coal lands, situated in the moon, or
some other cou~,ry besides Northumberland
county. Be.ides w.re he to return, there
would be rebelIe, among tue "chickens'
Jas he made grea' havock among thsa DUR
ing hls shor. residence in This vllisre. as his
landlords coop can testify. But the ha,e is
not ye, told;-HE OWES THE PRINTER.
II is reported that he has gone south. -
Hand him round.
ED. DEMOCRAT.
10 PHYSICIANS, CABINET N.a.
KERS. Sc.
The pstcn! right for the Manufacturing
and Vending
ENGEH'S PATENT SOFA
.A1yD SOFA EEDSTLAS.
For lnvalids and also the patent righ. of
ENGEL's PATENT REDsTE.aD
are offered for sale for the counties of
,Schuylkil Columbia: The former are ad-
miraby adapted for the Use of Invalds and
bed ridden persons. The latter are adapted
Tor hotels, being so CONSTRUCTED that they
may be put together and laken apart,in less
time than bedsteads now in use, and will
cost no more to manufacture than the CON-
mon bedstead. The right will be disposed
OF, for either of the above counties, for
Townships. Towns, Shops, or single right
Persons wishing to purchase rights may
obtain every information upon application
al Brady's Hotel, DanyiIle, where speci-
mems can be seen.
The following recommendation is from
Doctor George M'Clellan, Of Philadelphia.
.an ingenious invention for invalids.
Messrs. Engel & Connor, of the borough
of Easton Pa. have invented Sofa for lhe
use of bed ridden patients, which has met
with tlis appreciation of our Medical facul-
W; and which we think ought to be intro
duced to the notice of the public. 1t com
hines all the advantages of Sofa for par
lors, and q noveable bed, for the support orI
invalds. BY The ingenious applications OF
hinges and crahks il is capable of talsing
The patient to every desirable change oil
position without exciting the system, or dis
!urbing any injured part. ! have procured
one Of them, and shall sieze the first op-
poliunily of introducing it TO ,he attention
of my friends in practice; and feel perfect
confidence in recommending 1t to tho pat.
ronage Of our profession.
GEO. MCCLELLAN, nj. d. Il
Danvlle, March 20, I84l.-tf AZ K
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CLOSING THE BANKs.-A bill TO enable
The banke in Ohio, The charters Of which
expire in ls43 and and 1874, to close their
'concerns, has passed the House of Repre-
|senlalives Of that State, by vote of AZ to
liz
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For only Eight Cents a Copy.
UNION HALL.
RGual 90 any--SecOad TO nome.

FENHE Subscriber informs his friends, and the
IL public generally, that he is now, not only the
occupant, but the proprietor OF the LARGE .g.y.D
CtS.H.HODFOUS 24sEsEEs ST0RI'BRFCA
z.G E.EEa.v'
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~1r~zs@xxxru-ru

In England, they are not only making su-
gar, &C., ont of beets, but paper out of the
refuse. Egad beels are better than mu-
berry trees, or India rubber.
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sEEEEeEFF's SALES.

d 3 virtue of sundry WITS of venditioni sypo-
H ID mas, to me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the Court House, in Danyille, on Monday
the 10th day of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
'the following property, WI:
certain tract of land situate in Cattawssa town
'ship, Columbia county, adjoining lands of Jesse
Yocum, Lloyd Thomas and others, containing
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Trial List

For .AprH Tsrm-ls4I.
Isaiah shuman VS.. Daniel Custenbader ct al
iB. w. Waples Vs. Adam Micheal.
Richard Plumer rs. Theodore Wells,
Same VS.. Same.
Robert Montgomery VS.. John Courson ct al
Alber b. Ashton ct al vs. Christian Ash ct al.
Samuel Brobst ct al VS.. Christian A. Brobst.
Benjamin +. Fri k ct al VS.. William Kitchen.
Joseph Hopper ct al VS.. Thompson WelIivcr.
Daniel NJ. Barber VS.. James Barbei's Admir-.
Robert Simingon Vs. Frederick r. Maug.
Peter Badly VS.. William Cornelison.
Nathan Seeley VS.. William Robson.
George A. Frck VS.. Daniel Hantz.
Sharpless Taylor VS.. Freder p. Maus.
John b. Rodney vs. Thomas Scout.
Jacob Grton VS.. Jacob Harris.
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19.AlIGODING lBTsTN!gSSs
THE Subscribe informs his friends and
The public generally that he will continue
The business at the stand lately occupied by
E. Howell,& ~ CO. in all lis various branches. .
irrom his long experience, and strict alien
ton to business, he fatters himself thai
he shall be able 10 do whatever work is in
trusted to his care, in as good style, work
manllke, and expeditions manner. as any of
his neighbors. He is thankful for past ia
vors and soicits continuance of patronage.
X. B. CUTHBERT.
bloomsbury, April 10, 1871.
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a PICTURE OF ,TE1As. a letter from
texas says =" If you ceme across any
fools who have the Texas fever streng, Just
ask them what they want 10 loose If they
have any thing to loose, Texas is jus, ,ae
place Tor them. All we carried TO
Texas. or made there, has, been sacrificed
to get away again. Ysu know moth.
ing OF sickness at The north; here one days
fever will do more, towards killing h man,
than months sickness would with yeu."
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PAY TEx lPRENENAls
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CAP tTAL ExPLosIoN.-Iast week. near
Dayton, Ohie, man was travelling with a
pipe in his mouth, aud half pound of pow
der in his cap. When tired Of smoking,
he put his pipe also in his cap when in a
few minutes the powder exploded. blew off
the cap, singed nearly sl The hair off his
head and Surned his forehead and checks
most wofully.
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louisiana Purchase.--Jefferson gave e.
ieUen millions of dollars for Louisiana, and
the Government. have received, since the
purchase, 81 1902 for the sales Of pub
lie lapds--ihree and half millions better
than the purchase money, besides, having
dn hand six millions OF acres yet to sell with
in the boundaries of the States
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Working Glasses q Englsnd.TThe
population Of Manchester is @ssa.OO0, A
paper there says, that in Manchester anu
Stafford, there are 1925 persons living in
cellars. An examination of 5000 families
at Bury gave these results? p
In l773 houses they slept from TO 4 in
d bed; in 207, 4 10 S; in 75, s G.
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Catholics tn Cincinnati. Bishep Pur
eel has purchased large lot in that city, on
which are TO be erected new Roman Cath
ollc Cathedral, Orphan House, and Hosp
tai. church for the accommodation o.
German Catholics is also to be commence
this season, q, Cincinnati.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining q The Post Ufhce 81 booms-
burg at the end OF the quarter ending ON