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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-12
Gte 9etten, Der 0el0umIauf &c.

Die Seiten, Der @elbumlauf, bic @efbdfte,
Der ecnsrss unb bic @efesssbuns bibsn jset
bls 5auptsssenifdnbs Der llntsrbaItuns in Der
2bat iinb ts AUDI bic gsssnitdnps bsi wsI6sn
oaS publifum am msifsn intsrsffirt III. Man
fra9s irsenb Ssmanb, fsi sr arbcitsr Bauer,
panewsrfsr, Saufmann ohsr Sabrifant, 9las
flassn 0her fbIs6ts Seittn, cbns sissntlib Elm
Dsittsl Su tpiiTsn um fts su bsf1srn. Der @slbs
unlauf III Su einsm @raoe bsrabesfunfsn, tie.
fer pie Jpn eeuts tsnfsn ftnnsn, baS @stb if
rar unb fble6t baju, inosm man nibt meis
rb @sIo, in Der @sitalt pcn Sanfpnpisr, mas
bsuts nod i'm bsitsn Bsrtbs ftsbt morssn piels
lsitbt absr nitt msbr rpis antsre Qumpsn rpsrtb
III. Sblsbte @sfbdfte fnb bic natirIben
ToIssn zines psrbprbsnsn 8anffpifems, pas
unmosIib bsfsr rpsrbsn fail, folanss nidt sbr.
hbs Hsuts, bic tpirflib lino waS fe fbsinsn,
9sbor'9e Weaers9sln baju anpenbsn. Der Cons
erss bat no9 rusns astban unb miro wabrs
fbslnlib AUDI nnr ,psnie tbun, um ben lebsln
absubelfsn moran bas 8ctf leibet. 9eibts ae.
ftbisbt in jsnsm Strper aIs bas bic Mtsliscsr
fib chamber 81 belelSi9en futbsn, bas @nsr o.
Der bsr Anbsre nituntsr eins lanse &sbs bali
unb sas iff staes; NssuIiruns bes gslbum.
laufa bsr sariff unc bsr9lsiben Gno Sa6sr
bic fts snt,psbsr unssrn bsrhbren oesr nibt bar.
ibsr sinis rperbsn f6nnen.
unfsre Gsfssssbun9 bat ilb snblib nab ian.
gem Ribtstbun psrtast unb am lsstsn Disns.
taSs 'brs Sieunssn in Grisbsn bsenoisst. wi,
i'ne freb Der Mdhe issrbcten su fsin ibr De,
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01runkrs 8sftsSsbun9 1T auf9cbrctbtn Obs
ne Urrfsbrun9sn 9etrpfsn ;u babsn Die SHsnts
Ildsn Bsrss Su perfaufsn cher ja pstpabtsn.
9isis nueIcisn urtntrdelibsn 9iuge blsibsn
eabsr cen Staati nod sin Sabr ldn9cr auf
tem Galis, pbnobI ilt sa6 Gcf oft uno btuts
iib tafir aus9siprphcn saB itb Der Staat eas
ron leSmabsn fpqts, aber bic @sfss9ebun9
attsts psnis ouf tsiEn @siubs unc cine 8srs
nsbruns Der Staatsf6uIc, auf zine otsr bic
anrsrs 9(rt, wire bic Trl9e baron fsin. 9is
9casnwdrt9e aenliniitratipn 1T 70 pielen pars
ttianfibrsrn unt prhtlfsrn fir brs @rbaItun9
ssrpfiibtst bas iie turbauS Mittd babsn mus
tisfsIbsn ~ belcbnsm Die SfsntIhsn 9Gsrfs
mhitn bsbsbaIten ,perbsn, eamt aIs Sisfe
SauasnSsr sjntrdSlide Aemter an tsnfsIbsn ers
taIRn ftnnen, uno 70 mub ba5 9Olf Elm tpssr
ron Slunau9ern srndBrsn bic bsifn VadtbcI
~ bef6rbern ffrebsn Ois 8srbanbun9en Der
lestsn e'sfss9sbun9 bspsifsn esutIjb pab Die
Cabsn 70 fteben; wsnn imnier Der Ssrfauf
bet Sfsntlidsn @sres in Iorfbae FAM fpsrs
rstsn fib bic Observation-Disclosures NIT
oasr Raht ta9e9sn ibnsn allsin mag ss 5usss
fbrisbsn meresn tab her Ssrfauf bsrIdbtn nibt
~ Stlnbt fam.
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Geabinn cen l2. Arrib 1912.

03~lIntrn Srsunp, 6rn. 3. g. in 9tsu
Berlin, pa, babsn mir jWSIf @rcmpIars ron
hem ptrlanstsn 28srfs nit @sIs9snbsit llbsrs
ianbt Sins is an9sfcmmsn
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NenniDlpaniIhe Selebsebunq.

9onnerttas, D1ara 81. Sm 5anIe ibsrs
rei6te 6r. 0pan bic Serbanolunseu einer
9erIammluns in pbilacelrbia, Die ben gons
sre6 erfuhen, 4nftalten sur Sertbeipisuns
unIerrr Seettdote 3u treffen.
6r. Scsel BOT einen SeIblu6 All, ba6 bic
@elesaetuns fleb ain stem Npril "Sine bic"
pcrtraaen une feline ertra Gituns balten
m6ae.
Scr 4dhfuB rpurbe auf ben 9iidb sslsst.
81. gbausb BOT eiuen Selblub an, baB
bic ganalsg gommi0tcners ermaebli9t fein FOL,
len, Sarren fur transportation BON palia<
aieren auf Der Columbia nmo pbllapeIpbia
giIenbabn an3uletafen.
Der Ssfblub tpurbe anaencinmen nab,
ocm cine Scranpsruns bes 6rn Ste9ens, bic
oabin sina, paB cine bsicnoere gcmmitte cine
Bill sum Ssrfanfe oct Staatswcrfe einbrius
sen ioae. bsr,porfsn irercen mar.
8eW6sbene unbeeeutenee Beritbte tpur=
ben erltattet.
9ie 9arbiI rpuros Iooann ,pisber ttratben
unp 81. 9efcrp matbte ccn Intras, oab man
ben GebIlfsrebtsrn uno gommi1lcners ei,
nes jepen gauntics bic slel6e Inlblasuns
Der saren iibsrlaGen foae.
9a bic >rtos caribcr nebt einia werbeu
fcnte, 70 mnrpe aud bisfr 9crfblas psrs
wprfen.
6ierauf perlnetts man cine 2arbill unb els
ne Bill fit Die Serpatbtitn9 bon Staatsans
ocrelen aneinanbcr 5u bin9en. Ills cs aber
,l,r a,peten Serlefuns uno 5ur Srass Fam, Oh
Die 8ia aur ortten 9erleIuMs ibsr(tbrisben
tperpsn ipls, wurce loltbss nit Stilnmen
Webrbet perwcrfen.
Die Oemcfrateu unp ebrlifben $cfcs bat,
ten aufmnsnaetti oa Ite laben, DAP bic
aa,lar Bia nur Elm Joumbu9 mar. Inter befs
ttaer 4ufresuns psrtastc ftb bas 5aus am
NtenO nah ltbr.
eSm Gsnat ,rurbs nidbts oou alssmeiner
l1itbtisfeit HerhannsIt. Olan teristb lteb bis
lduafte 3elt nbsr ben bonn 6anle paI1trtem
@eIrbcntwurf, Der otn 0slisftanfen pro,
,eut SntersGtn auf ihrs Stsllefuotsn 70 lansc
erlautt bis Ie oct Staat ausl6Bt, ,penn fs
oafhr fo9leltb ScIS nnb Sllber besahlsm
wollen.
Gin Gdessntwmrf mnros bsrihtst, Elm nsus
es gauntp NIT Slamsn "2Bpcmins" aus
3beilen non >u5erne gauntp 5u bilceu.
2lrril /. SIM Saule tpurpe Elm Geesents
,purf Oer pom Senate fln9eltbift rporoen mar,
raIllrt. gr Derorpnet, ea6 bic 8elessebuns
oas Neebt baben foa, psrlonsn, tpeIhe Geb
ncisern Dor ibr 3susni6 at5uIesen, bis CUR
3uIammentunft Der nabtten 8eies9ebnn9 IN
eae gauntp Sefansnib sin5uitefen
Sr. Samble bon ser Committee fit 'Wlits
tel uno QDese" brahte einen Ssfhlus Gin,
mprna6 CUR Ssltreituns cer @ssicrunseauss
aatm es crlautt iein icll, ir9snb tpelebes
8eb aus Der Sbatfammsr su nehmen, AUDI
psnu ss Itbou anosrweitis teiimmt Iel.
9ic SOFTEN, tpslhe eerma6eu betrittsM
,Yprbru fcl[eu, Eue fplaCnDe
8ewtbnlthe Ns9iernnss,lues
satem, $4,000
8hr golleftsrcn unb Spl!tin:
nsbmsr, 10000
Denftcnen uno SsItbenfe, 10000
Nussaben fir Die Dll!iH $4,000
Solfsf6ulem 100000
SIR rpobltbatise Infalten, 10000
BederunSsbaus, 5000
StaatsbltIlctbsh 10000
3uebttdufer, $4,000
Serlebtepenes, 10000
8rteGerunssn unb Bollsnoun'
Qcu bgr @ta0tsmerff, 5000
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-12

Don Ueras.-Rab ben lsetsn Nabr6s
ten BON 9sras, marcn bic Wsrieansr auf benz
Ga6su9e nab ibrem qanbe unb bic Ssransr
fcusn ssipnnsn fsin ssssn bic i2auptitact Msri.
CO porBubrinssn um fib an ibrsn Seinosn 81
rdbsn. Die prOuins Vueatan bat fib sbens
fats ssssn Merieo ssriifst unb msnn bic !osrs
rem Msrieansr fdisfs @sfbtsr mabsn babsn
Iie BON bsiben &epublfsn Sbldee 3u srwarten.
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Die ne,,e >11eQeoo 6csd,idte

Die neue t1Iegeoo 6cfbibte. .-Scsan,
,pslbsr Dor sni9en @obsn in acdpprt arrstirt
wuros, ais sin SbsInsbmsr bsinl Gsrbrsnnsn
bsr garOIins puroe uorlsste 9Bobs du Mo6e:
ftsr, R. .. ,pisosr psrbaftst am Dsn ffass
nab beenbi9ten 9srbor aber frei9s9sbsn.
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1,686,O0O

$1,686,O0O
Sr. @rpens bsantraste, bab man bln5us
GeBeu m6se, ,,pen pem Seloe oehen Vermets
puns nod nidt beltimmt." CT seiste in eis
ner psrahslieben 0ere, cab oieler BET erte
@6ritt sur Ser,perfuns Der Staatsiebulo
Isi, ,pcnn man teitimmfes SsIs 5u anoersm
3wefem beltimme. Oies beige eeraoe Gobiel,
als pom eiuer psrIcn tteb!en, I'M e,ne anoe'
rs 3u be3ablen.
S1adb laussr Debate wuros jsrob Serrn
Stebens Intras init teinabe ,trifssr spartels
ttlmme psrwcrfen, ,pcrauf feb eae 5ans psr'
ta9te.
Sn Der Slahmittaa sftsuns pafltrte naeb
bartsm Strute ein SeieBsntwurf bic ertte
uno srpeite DrrleIuns, I'M Die VeI!s,shun9
bon ereentoren im Gtaate far feds Wlonas
te auf5ulhiebcn.
Gin 8slbluB palflrte, taB Geerse 5anop
Dor Der llntcrluebunss. G Committee fslnen Sen'
sensio ablesen fonne, ipean CT 70 ,plnitbe.
SIN @enat beribRtc 6srr Sallipail ole
5ausbiI, bstitslt "ein Anbans 3n elmer ute,
bs3lsltb auf bic Organization Don 0Tlbtss
gcurtsn unb su anosren 3wsfen."
Die SiG, I'M !6anp,perfsrn uno 9lrtetern
ibren $obn ;u lthern, i'm SalI oes Bafsrottse
ibrsr untteller, ipurbe IN Der gcmmtte ces
&anssn 70 psraneert eab ct iteb nit aaf bls
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-12

Die SilI, psts bsfsn Gar psrrrbnst murs
be in Der @sfss9stuns psrmOrfsn, sabsr BADEN
psnnfplpaniens Burger fir bos ndbffe Sabr
bisfs nsue Surts nod nidbt ~ fir6tsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-04-12

KcIiSi6fe Setrlserei. Die Wlarmcnsn
cbsr lSsili9sn unfsrsr Sage babsn psbsr elm
nsi1es Sub 9etunben, has "Sub Nbrabams'
senannt. gS sibt per prn jsnsm Yatriarben
ssfbrisbsn Su fsin unb man fast, bas IS in ben
sSpptifben @rdbsrn sefunbsn wurOs burb sis
nsn rsifnben ensIdnosr Der sS nsbff Elf Wums
n,ien mitnabm Soc GmitD 1T taran ss III
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We6iel fir bic 9oltun8 ber Gourten fl
0erf6 Gauntn.

20 Wsbt cap ole 9sles9ebun9 Die Set
fur bic Saltun9 Der gcurtsn fir bic &auntp
Seres uerdncsrt babe. Die Scurtsn nsrbsn
sabsr fanftis an foIssntsn 2assn bs9nnsn.
Wab benz ndhitsn lffsn Mai auf ben brit.
ten Uionta9 Der ndbit nab bsm psrtsn Wcns
tag i'm Sanuar, Npril, Iu9uff unb Vcpsmbsr
fol9t, jsessmal sWsi QBorbsn oeer, penn ss
n6tbis 1T, ldn9sr oausrn.
gSsr fir tisfsn 98sbfsl @nfpru6 asnabt otsr
parum sr ssmabt wurcs, piiTsn mir nht.
0T9is Stuntsn fir baS ab9sbsn unb I'm,
scn'msn Der @iftnbabnearrsn Nnb sswsdfslt.
gle ssbsn BON philadelphia um S. lbr Olcrs
gems; BON pOttspias um 2 llbr Rabmittaas
unb paffrsn Msaeins Morssns um 9 u. Rads
mittae6 um lItr.
0TDis Canal 9cmmiliIcner6 babtn ibrs
Orssr rpOnab bic Nrbstsr an tsn 5ffsntlibsn
BsrPsn nur IS Gent 9assobn erbalten foQtsn,
mesrrutsn; Of fis nun AUDI zen @atb sefplasn
nne ron lbrsn et9ensn @etuIts etuas natblaiTsn
rperesn, rpsb man nidt.
Teten Ger Scrfs Gaunty Sanr fowcbl
S!s"s a!S gross, rpurten bcriss BObs BON
alien b'stI9sn Saufteutsn ssrpsissrt unb mir
i'ns eabsr feI6if ssn1tbist fs fir Ssis 3sit ~
rsrms9srn Nan tpTt bas fis 6aIb pisbsr i'm
Bsrtbs ftsi9sn.
SanFwefen.-Sm Q0trtb eer 0anfnptsn
III itIt unfsrm qssttn feline msfsntlibs 8srdn.
esrun9 por9sfallsn. Su cen Spartssb sabIsns
Ten Sanesn i'm qants 9sbbrt nun autb Die @rie
Sans uni, rpis man unS bsrbtst bat, aub
be Bsff Srdnfb Sanf. Ybilaoslpbisr 8ldts
ter mslesn, bas Der @sltmarft bsGsr mrb.
~DR 9srbauelun9sn bet @sfsessbuns
bassn is't sinissn gScbsn faif ale Nabrid,kn
pcm Sonsrss aus unfsrm 8latte psrbrdnst
oon fst an 400 bic Ssfssssbuns 1b psrtast
pat, babsn tpir n,sbr Maum unb msrcsn babsr
auh sinsn 5bsil Der @srbanblunssn jsnss&6r.
ptrs mittbsilsn. Gbun bic 5srrsn AUDI nibt
MEL Sutss 70 pinfbt tob Sober su ,piisn auI
weibe &rt iie baS @slb psrtbun.
n1ilitarifd,e Rrnennuns. - 60 bsist
eab Goupsrnar pcrtsr 8sssr Saffon, esa.
ron biefsr gtabt als einsn fsinsr abjutantsr
srnanntsbabs, NIT tem Manss slnss aisutsnan
Goaonsl 9iss 1T cine quite ausrabf, Col
Sadfon 1T elmer unfsrsr tbdtisftsn Wititdrpsr
fonen.
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dbsritesn fir bic "uimss uno 5eafons'
aserudt su Tauwoc.

9slbitmoro.-@apt. SamsS pstit, nabs
ben NarS in pClf gauntp, ssnns1ss, mobns
BAIT, bssins farSlib 9eIbifmcrr, 81 9flapen
unb $4,000 in gcIb unb Silbsr bintsrlaOfnp.
gr bintsrIies ebsnfaas sinsn Isetsn 8ilIsn,pOr.
in psrcrpnst wirb, bas bic Sflapen IN Srsibsii
lseieet mereen unb oaS @eIo untsr its psrtbeili
wsrosn fotIts. Or bate feline SamIis.
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StaatsUar.-Nab Dem in Der bissjdbri>
gen Sieun9 pOr9sitbIa9snen Sarbin, fdms auf
bic sinsslnsn eauntisS sin psrbdltnismaifssr
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Der Tariff.-9sr Seribt an eas j3auS
Der 3eprsfsntantsn, burb bic COMMITTEE bon
'Manufaftursn, Isst fclssncen sariff auf nls
pOrtirts Sabrifate QSoIens @ltr 40 pros
gent !; auf robe SScQe 80 %. auf feline Waarsn
sinsn tsionesrn Sol; serpalStss unS en9IifbsS
eiisn $25 bic Some; ssfbmieest ODER fbwss
bifheS @ifsn $17 bic 9onns pigs cbsr rob 9es
soiIenss eiisn SO bic Sonns; Stsinfoblsn elm
Stalsr unb fst5i9 Gent bic Come.
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Qoro 2libburton, Der oIS bsfcnbersr Mis
nifsr ron Gn9lonb, fbOn cine QGsIs srwartst
purbr iit am por!setn Samltass nit benz
ensliftsn StiHs "8arfpite" in Der Gbsfapsaf
Sap an9sfommen. Gr fam am Montass nab
wafbin9ton uno iiterreitbte am Mttwob benz
prsfbsntsn feline Ss9aub9un9Sibrsibsn BON
Der &6niein 9ftpria. Nfan partet sefpannt
auf paS GsfuItat bisftr 6sfonbsrn DlifIton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02
PERU IRON COMPANY

lave, and will constantly keep in drposi,c with
1 l. their AGENTS at Burlington, w., Peru manut,c.
turcd Nails and Iron, of the following descriptions
to wit -
Nails
Sd. A. 81. Sd l0I, I'D, pod, 2id sod iOd sol God
Spikes a inrh ,, b : l >. and q.
EINiSIiINti .NlHS--6d, Sd l0I, I'D manuinc-
tlucd specially for iinishirg nice work.
ETOOR NiU.S.-l2d POI. ard 2id.
IRON.
ROIND RON-,37 10 i? 9-l6: 50 ll.l6
81, IS, inch Is, | H. | 3-3, | - SIS
| 3-i, inch, ii, 2 -, 9, and l2.
so lRE RON,-3.S, 7.l6 -, 9-l6, IS, ll-l6
81 Is, |. Is, II, IS, . , l-2 inches.
BAND RON,-l IL ID | 81 ., Ii, , -
2 81 3. 3 -, A. -, ) inch
TIRE RON-l IA, Il, 3-i , wide, and from
3-S To j. 8 thick
UOR>E .SYOE IRON, warrior, SIS
IA NJ 4 Nd .SCROLL IPON dc. lo,
.NiRBLE .Si " ILi TIES, ca, To order Al
short nuIre.
The Peru Iron Go. manufacture their good, II, Gin
tunvlllr \. \. from Iron OF their own make. They
ia end To- keep in the lani> If tlrcragcut>a more lf
and complete -Urineni tlancan lie found III III,
State II i believe tina, the goods from Til, c.al.
,hnrnt are Letter manufactured than hu,c from
anv other IN It's vicinity.
Purrla.rr,a respectfully solicited to inspect the
Goods utihi tu.-lrirc> low and terms As favor
able, as can IT, Obtained N the Sac.
= +. & W. l.. STRONG, AGENTS.
Auy o5h ls12
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02

The Enemies Of The IariG-'rhe spasmodic
attempts OF The Argus and other unscrupulous
Loco Foco papers To pass themselves off as the
friends of Tariff will deceive nobody. The
proceedings of the present Congress sufficient.
y expose the hypocrisy OF their claim
Throughout the session the hostility of the To-
co Foco minority to the policy of protection has
been open and perseverng. The first Tariff
bill passed by the Wings encountered the mi.
led opposition Of he Loco Foco party, North as
well as South, and was killed by John Tyler
Veto. The second Tariff bill which if il had
become law, would have operated like charm
upon the interests and industry of the country,
was resisted from first To last by The entire bodg
y Inc Loco Focos, and was likewise vetoed hy
John Tyler. The fate of this bill was the sig.
nal for the Loco Foco press to cry out that then
friends in Congress were in favor of a Tariff
wdhom distribution, and would vote for such n
measure. 10 try the sincerity of these profes
sions Mr.. Fillmore moved a resolution requir,
ing the Committee on Ways and Means to re-
port such bill. Where then were the Loco
Foco friends of Tariff! Out of their whole
number ONLY NINETEEN could be found to sus.
tain proposition for which they had all profs
scd the most vehement friendship. The "guard'
and the great body OF the Loco Focos voted
against any and every Protective Tarih,-Aba
M T. ening .io0vHaL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-02

NEW ENGLAND STATES, WITH ONE SOL
iTARl EXCEPTION, VOTED AGAINST THE
PASSAGE OF THE BILLIE! Let Ills fact DC
particularly married., fol it completely unmasks the
hyiocrltcs and exposes them TO the gaze of betray
ed constituency, and the whitening of in
ccnscd and outraged people. Their deadly hostility
10 Protective Tariff can no longer be disguised uii-
der the dclnsvc preiext ofopposon TO the Policy Of
Distribution. This mask lie now stripped off and
torn to tatters and they stand exposed in all their
naked dclorny 10 the unveiled vision of the honest
yeomanry of New England, The only justification
they ever attempted for voting against the Tariff was
that It was connected with that odous Wing meas
TIRE OF Distribution. Hcie the two measures were
completely dirorced and the Tariff question was tried
of the party whistle, presto 3--'fONLY ONE SOL
1TARY Loco FOtO, FROM ALI. NEW ENG
LAND, WAS FOUND TO GIVE HIS VOTE IN
IT'S FAVOR!!! Let ii forerer be remembered by
IL Bil iust rstoea BY John IWer wiTH TEA
AND COFFEE IN THE LIST OF ARTICLES
FREE FROM DUTY AND WITH THE pIsrnIBr-
TOY n,, ,s sneTlcS STRICKEN OCT sTCilAkiES G..
REDING, AND TRlS1RAM SHAW, or NEW
HAMPSHIRE, AND NATHAN CLIFFORD AND
NATHANIEL. S. LlTTLEFlELD, Of MAINE,
VOTED NAY, AND EVERY OTHER LOCO
WITH BUT ONE EXCEPTION, RUN THE
HOUSE, AND DODGED THE QUESTION Il
These facts require no comments
On u further analysis Of the vote you will find that
oHiy TWENTY IocOlOco lllcInDcfs out al Inc whole
number in the House. recorded Their names in favor
of the Bill while SEVENTY of the same party, vo
ted point blank, against it, On the other hand
EIGHTY FIVE WINGS, mostly from New Eng
land and the Northern States, voted with the ayes
while Thirty THREE only, manly from the South aud
West, will lie found among the nays. The whole
number Of Wing members from New England is
tnenty sir Of these twenty-five voted IN favor of the
Bill. Mr. Adams went against it, because, with many
of the Western and Southern Wings, he would not
surrender the public Lands to the General Govern
ment. The few wings, who opposed the Bill, did 50
b'cause it involved a surrender of the Land Fund.-
while the Locos went against it NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this
concession, a very marked difference.
In order that your readers may decide, at glance
the precise amount of gratitude which is due TO the
Loco Focos as pdrty for the passage of this Bill,
have made out the following table, exhibiting bv
S,tes the yeas and nays, and also the absentees Of
each party, on the final vote
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BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.

I'HE AceJcfnic year Of Ibis Institution H. divided
l. into four quarters Of eleven weeks each the fir
commencing August 49, the second Nov. a. the third
Feb 90 the fourth Nav u.s.
TUITION, in the common ENGLISH branches "a,
50; IN the higher English branches and She anglla-
scs, 50 payable to the principal al the middle uf
each quarter. NoLc will lie charged for less than
halt quarter, and no deductions made for all, ence
uni IS uccasloncI Nv sickness.
MIR. CHARLES &. PARKER, the principal I'M
der whose instruction and management during the
past year. the school has acquired hgh aud well 'e
served reputation, has cen jagged the IF see Tor
the ensuing year; aud al his r,qes', Mr.. George l..
Lyman, graduate Of the Uuversiiy has zen
cialcl with hm--a gentleman in whose talents and
requirements the public can rcpo>c the utmost conn.
tenrc.
This school de- sne1 cxclusv for young gem
'e'ncn, and all who may palronlZc II are assured
that cNcrion> viii I've waning the part Of The
Teachers TO give such placed under their charge
thoro h scientific knowledge Of the Departments to
which they may attend. All who wi h t" econ,
schOlai> III the true Ut the term, may be SURF
of the ampleand ready assistance ol the Teacher =
no other, are desired.
The importance OF being pre- ent the first day Of tn,
quarter, cannot lie too earnestly rccouiiucm no all
who propose IL attend the School IL classes will thci
lie formed, which those who enter su,cq' emily, will
Ic expected 10 ION.
Tue character and location Of this school may
well recommend ii Il the patronage Of the friends o
solid caring.
BOARD may DC obtained tor 81, or 400 per
week
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FEMALE liEROfSAI,

In beautiful little clearing, surrounded by
extensive forests, on the English River above
the mill of a. c. Moore, Esq. in the town Of
Mooers, is situated the newly erected cottage
OF Asalel Starks, hardy pioneer of the wilder.
ness. Business requiring the absence of Mr..
Starks for week, his wife and three small
children were the only occupants OF his house.
As MI ht approached large half furnished wolf
was discovered near the house the door was
closed, but the wolf crawlcd under the floor of
the house and by constant growing so alarmed
the family that they took refuge in the garrct.
He retired to the woods at the dawn of dav, and
Mrs. Starks sent her little son to Mr. Younr's
at the mill for gun, which she charged heav.
y with buck-shot. At evening the wolf again
approached the dwelling, when Mrs. Starks
raised the window and taking deliberate aim shot
the wolf dead on the spot, SO much for the
wing matrons OF Mooers.-Piaisbugh Wing
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
Notice to show cause against Potion OF

NOTICE. To show cause against Potion OF
DAVID |. WALKER, of ALureh, III said District
to be declared Bankrupt, at the Court House. IN
Rutland, in said District, on Thursday, October 6.
1872, TO- \ NJ
IN BANkRUPTCr Notice TO show cauac
against the petition Of Joseph Clark and Sanuo
Boarnan, partners IN trade under the firm and siyu
Of Clark AMI Boarlman Alplcus Hall, Admnstfa-
Tor ofthc estate Of Aplleu> Hall ofMllon dccca-e,
Nathan Lincoln, EIenczer Whitney, Jclcjlah Wheel
or, John VI. Dewey, Sidney Mars, " il iam Mari,
Purple Starkweahcr, all of Mil;un IN sad Di trio,
and Leonard JOhonnot Of Burlington aud Peter IT,
honnott Of Barre. in ,aid District partners in traic
under The style ot S. JOhunnet and Company, creJ>
tors OF Warren Sley Of Milton in .alj District tina,
the laid Warren Sillry h. declared Bankrupt, a
the Courtlioe Rutland, in SAID District, Thursday
October G. 1s42 at 10 o'clock A. VI.
LEONARD VI. DIXON, of ndcrhl, for his Dis
charge and Certificate Bankrupt at the Court
House in Rutland, in said District, on Friday, thu
seventh day Of October, A. d. 1872, at 10 \. NJ.
Sl l.NESTER b. WORDEN, of Essex, for his Dis.
charge and Certificate Bankrupt, at the Court
House in Rutland, in said District, on Friday, the
seventh day of October, \. ID. 1912, at 10 A. NJ.
DAVID TYLER, of Essex for his Discharge and
Certificate n. Bankrupt, at the Court House in Rut.
land, in sa d District, on Friday, TIE seventh day
Of Octobcr, 4. d. 1872, ut 10 \. NJ.
ROY NJ SHERMAN, of Essex, for his Discharge
and Certificate as Bankrupt AT the Court House in
Rutland, in said District on Friday the seventh
day Of October, A. d. 1912, at 10 A. VI.
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GOODS are cheap, and will BE- 50 until = good Tar
~ i'll takes the place of the VACUUM subst iule
Ectocs which have already collapsed the Who'll,
American National Republican system Of cncour-
agcmcnt TO Agriculnrs's by non protection To Man
uacturers; the whole sum and subs lance of which is
that We have for The last past several years. been
egis ating under aud for this benefit Of For ign Nh
when it showed Itself in individual or united enter
prize was struck with the p'railic Veto shock and
as the People will soon WILL that THAT Power shall
cease IN operate against the National Republican vi.
1ality, then the Agricultural interest will he improved
the Manufacturers set IN molion the Laiorcr of the
Country tnd advantageous employment, money be.u
again to circulate all the pretty and useful kinds
Of GOODS then as now be had of the People, agent
HOWARD.
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