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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

slMGLE ssnllsIsn DESTROYS Of obtaining paror, bed
part esv room IN private family 10 the oyer
rsn Or ssmoeI' streets between Broadway and Church
boarding SSS f Soass 2e r be gwen
WET NuReE.-A Young y a RED woman is DESTROYS of
obta,nrg situation wet nurse private FAM y She
o wshsSn n New Yo Min 4. line 1SG.s,S
attended To- Wy '''''' WIN NC 'ad so y 1cP
PI kED uP-Qn The morning # the 10Th, a yawI boat,
H rS naniIe Of Wm McCoy, u Dover street New YORK
I'M owner can have II BY saying ch,rges. 40 arc
ITO THE FRENCH-A lady or gentle man speakng nrr-
~ The French and capable cfteachiny pi,no wanted
required dn o Tn n Shs,r attention would be
IS, upper post Office. deS ar
RQgQUETs FOR THE HoLIoAYs-Bouqaei. for
e ue IN y, 81 n r. %Gs %%sr
nsats.t style and en- as &C. S but u" in the
oei. Sns Or ,so will confer favor BY Laying their
fully .ss.yed and rO%r,!y e E;N, .p
Come, mpea lends, you viii find al your societies
there sPessned Come, anti-tempeapee friends, and help
clement You viii find articles there of use and orna-
which ssh % pss TsS
h;a at ySn Wssensn Tucker store corner Of Dey and
W on g On III F. Ta;:dy iii sss
PACKET SHIP .oCONEE FOR NEW ORLEANS
Pssserreb b. this ship will please board al Odesns
Thor, Io oil Of wl this day 2P NJ which time the
SHIP GEORGE HALLETT FROM sAvANNAH-Is
10 the receipt ~ ther goods immediately. DO
y l.. sCRYMsER, "a Blrciay corner St Peters Place
respectfully invite els friends aud the nubic gener n.y. 10
ca and exanl his chulc- of Wines Teas Cor
d'als Fruits Spices and Groceries of finest ausles which
he offers at prices that fail satisfy purchasers
Wine, and Liquor which Of the choicest vutase. and are
offered at The most moderate prices.
very superior article of Raspberry and Cherry randv
suitable for the holidays. do0 2wsr'
RESPECTFULLY TO THE PUBLlC.-Fiuding il TO
~ my interest by p'inul renee discharge c. Brown
from ny emplovmen nd do soemny sfirr That never i'm
parted to any the knowledge Of compromising ceebra
ted Hunters Red Drop-For this medicine has ALWAYS
peacd OFT Of my Office ard of sight Of my clerks This
famous medicine and will be retail ed orl
than 81 per vial. Genuine wholesale country physicians
20 4 c,h De oetnn :tno other place ~ his city
public assured Of receiving kind friendly and gentle
for the uturs instead IT any abuse formerly
by this man Brown, my absence.
DOCT. U LEVIsON
d2o Itre
FRENCH CHINA-Dinner sets octsgon, Tea do DO and
sale by A. DALESNE
dN lmHr South William st, No 4, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

Monday, Dec. IVs +. M.
The business the board OF brokers was very small
with downward tendency Indiana SD II; Mohawk
per cent
The following the leading features of the Bank OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20
Cattle Markets.

The supply Of Cattle to-day was large enough Sales
we're fair and made at prices showing no alteration
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. go, 1s4a.
Cleared.

tuE Risss... 20 moor
tU' aFTs- '.''' -. 20 sisB wsTra--.r 10 20
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Married.

Al Mobile 7h instant, by the Rev. E. Hearn, the Rev.
RoBERT l.. Waller TO Miss MANY L. eldest daughter of
Charles Gascogne Esq, all of that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

gc- "THE TONIC MIXrURE."-This celebrated
remedy Is composed Of five ingredients the active prnci
PIES OF which are highly concentrated. 1t is used
vesy extensively and with great by the medical
faculty, for the Of debility, (from whatever cause
dyspepsia, nervous complaints Sold by the authority OF
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
York Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal ofticeof the College " Nassau st
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CAR1 AND AUCTION NoTICE.-lM-ssr; BELL 4
~ HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
uee TO their friends and the public that Com
mission business ia all its br nches and will be continued and
carried usoal and the honorable the old
stand No se Ann and lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale Certain sales and PROMPT
waartee can b. depended on The regular of
o. all descrptons takes place Wedne and Saturday
Dry goods clothing, fancy articles Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and all descriptions of
property attended TO. BELL HOWARD,
Dc lmsec THOS. BELL Auctiopeer.
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The following is comparative satenent OF the Bank

STATE OF THE BANK OF STATE Missouri AND
IT'S BRANCHES, on 3lsr Der. 10Th Jusy, 1872
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Passengers Sailed .

LyERrooL-Paeket ship New York--Robert Lee Dawson
Mcintosh JAMES Oliver Chas Brcklesby Canada; Mis-
y Perm, Ireland; Mr. Phillips. England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsr-sme and celebrated Pills from rmus.i,
". percervs {? 30 oSull,a y tbs ecvnaF sfs sdv'.n
tas les, eDpss- - y 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20
ACRIMONIOUS HUMORS,
THE CAUSE AND ONLY CAUSE OF ALL
PAIN AND DISTRESS
IN TIE ROW

ACRIMONIOUS HUMORS,
THE CAUSE AND ONLY CAUSE OF ALL
PAIN AND DISTRESS
IN THE BODY.
PAIN is the warnns given by the that there se
ton % s nns. r The sss No i5
MORS hlving settled there. No had eve. ram the
s's an % the
Ss ms b,n. Of % %as
the scmonous humors have settled upu the mucus
PAIN OR DISTRESS
in ofths body nnles produced by acciden
mat was not 0e'''0n xc py D. H fifsic,
IL these humo whch have 10 be EXPELLED and by so doing
PAIN OR DISTRESS
sure to be SE is LESS r fTll:;' Two
10 30 ms with f BRxSYb ne PILLS
must be used They as npocent as bread yet
e. sa%is
al y & Hudson m a
Market .t'ee, dao iir
CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL DEAFNESS. :
Vote sa. Ss,!sn.
Of at . s od fifty oy1 fgS
aa N 0sc ISG the
the size avery small gold seven shilling piece and when in
@ cavity sy not IL the s. ns p4
its Scs s: And they are so s.smsv small they
To Be had Of Mons Msla1 son Surgeon Dentist; sole
Club.
The above nveno has been in in Europe some
years and strongly recommended being Of the greatest
discoveries OF the nge.
Persons non-resdents in New York city. the remittance
ofs,o can hove pair forwarded by post to any part
d20 lmsr
DR.. CHURCtPS VALUABLE REMEDIES.
COUGHS, COLD :, &c.-Dr. Churchs Cough Drops will
be found valuable remedy for coughs colds ashmss
SUMPTION whoopng cough and the breast This med
well known the public. having been used this city
for than forty with Sold at so cents
bottle.
Rheupatism. Sc-Dr. Church Chemical Essence of Mus.
tsdThe unexamped which has attended the OF
this medy has caused be eagerly sought for by thousands
Of individuals suffering under the Of rh aec-
tions the reief afforded by its application speedy and
ac i've also Of equal efficacy Of spIains bruises,
stiff joints. swollen limbs chilbans and numsness. Sold in
bottles AZ 50 cents Zach.
PImplss the face-Chuchs Vegetable Lotion efectu
al for eruptioDs the farce such pimpes boches
ter IAN sunburn pgwom and scorbuc and
tons. The Of the Lotion for short time will transform
the saow compile radient whtencss rendering
hssh and rough skin soft and smooth Prizes IS per bot
tie.
Itch Itch Scotch Ointment FOR the OF this trouble
disease The most itch cured by single
pcation of Church Scotch Ointment which for pleasant
ness safety, aud certainty, stands without rival
The above valuable rsmidies NAV be found at
CHURCH'S Dispens' ny, 1888 Bowery,
d20 1t'ec corner OF Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

MEDIC AL ADD Gregory, No. 81 Mott well known
" successful medical and surgical practitioner be
consulted at his residence (which drug store at all
hours Of the day and evening Dr. q. has published treatise
which would be useful all and would aid the
patient in ectng his Price so Sold by the
Doctor his house and By the Mes Sands 70 and 100
Fulton st, and Chamber ST, Broadwav likewise AZ
Svms', No 81 Bowery Walker and Churches
Dispensary, corner boweIy and Spring st. d20 Ter
PILLS OF EXCHANGE, payable sight all rarts OF
~ England Ireland and Scotland Of f5 f0 SIS and
f20 10 any amount, for sale by
dl7 ali. treet nj 4 IN Br,,d,v.y
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Ships Westminster, Atwood, London. John Gnswod; Adj
rondsck. Haoksta LIVERPOOL Geo Tmble Illino,s Eve
leigh Apslschicola, Boyd nsksnBdgs Houon Godfrey
Oporo, Buck: Colonist (Br Hende rson Liverpool MS
ms RoSlsnd George, Hall ChaIlss,on. GtoIge Buckley;
len tB) HILBERT Shehonn and Liverpool Ms. Brane
Empire, Powell. Norfolk Sturges & Clesrman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20
Foreign appropriations

Foreign 1D,pOrtatIonr.
Sr Jaco DE CuBABrg Hellespont-s00 boxes sugar 1874
bales tobacco Moses Tayior83s do Ayna CO.'S do
Wallace
Domestic Importations.
CEoRorrow SC-Bng Mary-67 bales cotton Spoford
Tiles,on co-Ii2 A Avenll-a0 s Msland-259 Smith
Mills co-98 Sackett Brothers-50 Post PhilIps-,3I
Co-70 Sprague & Robinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

90 LAST NIGHT THE MOST TREMENDOUS
rush at the Franklin, to witness Morris
Concert and Olio Company. The performance rich
chase, effective. and all well pleased. Morris will
have TO close his doors-not because come to
him. like most places of amusement-but because his
house will hold the immense assemblies. So much for
strong attractions for little money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

o. HAVE YOU AN AFFECTION OF THE
your energies suddenly prostrated does cos
tiveness trouble you, have you cold heavy feeling on
side OF your head have you pain your side and at
the pit oyour stomach through your back do on feel
unequal to your daily avocations you depressed bv
anxious fears feeling great calamity were 10
ing TO overwhelm you 10 your appetite bad, are your
daily objections intermixed with food taken into the
stomach they Of clay like color If ALL any Of
these Symptoms affect you have recourse to BRAN
DRETH FILLS they will not deceive you, they will
your faculties They will not deceive you Sold 26
cents per box, with full directions at 2i Broadway 274
Bowery 1891 Hudson street, and Mrs Booth, Market
street. Brooklyn.
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NJ. WARD, AuctioneeT,

A UCTION NOTICE,-spepdid Holiday Presents, Toys,
"A Fancy Goods &c.-A. L. Hnmbert s. Co. will SELL this
%Smns at o's osoeh in the store 9 Bro.dSay eorne,
goods suitable for Christmas. and New Years gifts
parer mache work tables ladies' md gents work boxes and
dcssng glove boxes elegant time pieces
tea eades music bofes rich plated goods elegant
do'es acquered backgammon boards oil paintings fana
ogne choice toilet perfumes small lots suit
&c &c comprising VARIETY be described in
adyersement May be examined till the hour of sale. BALE
positive. d2O-ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

IOHN NJ DAVIES JONES inform their TRENDS and
tat thew have their winter shons
Caps vanstv OF new for youth and children. The
1urban now much worn. IL manufactured BY
them Also ne Style ofrasslng cap very convenient 10
gentlemen travelling .v,,,
nas lmsr ~ WILLIAM 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
REMEDY-The new and inallibe specific for the radical
and speedy of Gonorrha and elects which
lately discovered by Professor Velpeau of the Hospital
La Charlie in Paris, is sold by authority OF the Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, Of the city Of New York
at their Dispensary o. Nassau street These Pills are
guaranteed TO cure by their distinguished author. An
immense quantity has been already sold here The great
merit Of this remedy is that it without producing
nausea tan,ng the breath. laying the or
structures the modes of treatment do Sold in
boxes at 81 each.
w l. Richardson, Agent. Consulting and Dis
persary of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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o. THE GREATEST COUGH MEDICINE OF
the day shermans Cough Lozengs sold LOG Nassau
street. They cure in few hours and one lozenge will
known several of our hands 10 be cured in day
when other medicines would have required week.
Therefore, honestly recommend them TO all who
quire pleasant and efficacious remedy.
Agents. no. 273 and 459 Broadway 227 Hudson st. 1sS
Bowery n East Broadway, and 39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
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TRENCHES HOTEL

EkENCH CHINA-Dnner sets, octsgon, Tea do do, and
l. all the articles for dlne aud by onlv For
sale by A. DALESME
di4 imsr South William 81 No A. nm stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

ly- Pc TERS' vEGETABLE SHILLING
STRENGTHENING PLASrER.-The Plaster is recon-
mendei with The greatest condolences in fact recon-
mended with that confidence that il it is obtained OF the
proprietor and If II does not give relief the money shall
positively bc refunded For weakness pain in the
ions back side breast, limbs neck, joints rheumatism
lumbsgc, &C. There have been thousands Of them sold
and not gle instance has where they
not given relief The price being very low every person
can obtain It, In severe soughs, colds, asthma aud diff
Guilty OF breathing, worn the lungs, it will afford
great relief
can be truly said Is the best strengthening plaster
now in use Like Peters Pills and Lozenges Il is supe-
rior to all others Principal Office l25 Fulton corner Of
Nassau.
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NM LinePostively first regular Packet rece freight
4e4GG.tl o'clock and sail at n. M this day.
The last sailing packet ship OCONEE captain Jackson,
will positively sail above her regular day. For freight
passage having handsome furnished accommodations apply
board, Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall st.
r.. X COLLINS v 90. IS South 81.
Shippers will please send in their bills Of adng early this
day.
Shippers may rely having their goods correctly
ed and that the shps OF this ne will sail punct1sy adyer
Used Any that effect will be given and fulfilled
that may be required.
Agents in NJ Oeans, tIuIIin Woodruff VINO will prompt
" forward all goods TO their address.
The packet ship CASTOR, Captain Oliver Eldrcdge, will
succeed the Oconce and SAIL the 3oh Dec. her regular dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-20

slNoLF gentleman DESTROYS Of obtaining paror bed
rooh snd servants private family ia the lowe
part OF ne CITY, preference will he given Murray War
r.n or chambers streets between Broadway and Church
ADDRESS y A. upper post office. No will be
TO applications from boarding lodging house keepss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
FARE REDUCED-NO MONOPOLY
THROUGH IN TWENrY-EIGHT HOURS
DAILY LINE OF MAIL STAGES.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
FROM MONTPELIER VT. TO NASHUA N RI

'ilE citizens Of Montpelier and the travelling public
\ are respectfully informed that DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS STAGES, have commenced running
between Montpelier, Vermont and Nashua n. H., via
Bethel nand Concord, inersect with the Rail
Road to Lowell and Boston.
This line OF Stages will leave Montpelier from NJ. Cot
tls Old Stage Office, State Street. half past nine
A. NJ. Returning, leave Nashua at 10 O'clock after tho
arrival Of the first Of Cars from Boston, and arrive at
Montpelier neat day at u o'clock NJ.
Passengers will be taken TO and from the several Hotels
10 the village without extra charge. Citizens will be cali
led for al their respective places o residence and also
ken thereto on their return free OF expense
The Propretos pledge themselves that passenger shall
be conveyed TO Nashua in for the afternoon train
of Cas- for Lowell and Boston.
The fare 10 Nashua by this route, will be IJsas cheap
The cheapest and charge for Baggage weighing less than
10 bsG either the road for taking TO the ars
As passengers by this will be free from the danger
necessarily encountered upon the opposition stages as well
as IRON the gross imposition onen there practced upon
them, and also be conveyed for half The expense,
the Proprieors are induced confidently to antici-
pate liberal patronage. They the travelling pub
lie that pains shall be spared make this
every way acceptable to its patrons
GASS, CHANDLER, BABBITT Co, Propretors,
q. BARRETT, Agent, Montpelier.
N. FUTILE, Agent, Nashua
Montpelier, Nov 90 1871 3hf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
NEWSPAPERS.

Hazards United States Commercial and
Statistical Rcgister''-published weekly, in
pamphlet form of l6 large octave pages-is n
valuable paper to al! who wish to preserve public
documents, such as the messages of The President
and of the Governors Of the States, the reports of
the heads OF departments, and statistical and
commercial matter generally. Terms g5 in ud.
vance; address VIM. f. Geddcs, ll2 Chcsnut st.
Philadelphia.
The last number of tho .Ne,0 York Mirror,
which closes the l9IlI volume, contains splendid
plate and very beautiful title page for the vol
ume. From the index we find that the volume,
which has been brough, to a Close has been en-
bellished with IL large engravings on steel, Is
wood cuts, and 81 one pieces of music. VOL 20
was commenced on the lst instant, and will he
embeshed with finished engravings from
the best artists in the country. Among these
will be "the Declaration OF Independence" by
}. +. f. Prud'homme, and the s. battle of Bunk,
Ill.," by J. N. Gimbrede.
Freedoms Clarion is mol TO be published IN Mid
dlcbury, but in this place. We were misinformec
last week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

The Creole. The officers Of this vessel have
make long protest. detailing the muliny on
board OF that vessel. we find nothing new
save that the officers and men OF the Creole, to.
ge'her with the crews of Two other American
vessels at Nassac, were prevented from retnking
inc creole by British (colored) troops who had
oeen paced Oh board This may possibly be
male reason for claiming indemnify Tor the
slaves from the British government. In other
respects this case is similar to that of the Arois-
'au' una we suspect Great Britain will not be
s'o" '" avail itself OF the righteous decision OF
''a' case and claim That the slaves of The Creole
are entitled to be frce-on the ground that they
have achieved independence by their ov ~ yoIons
II not on other grounds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

originally published in Germdh Gazette, by nh
intelligent spectator as the result of his attentive
examination during a period of two years. OF
six hundred individuals who were in the habit oil
visiting gambling houses, he states that nearly ono
half not only lost considerable sums, but were f.
nnlly stripped of all means OF subsistence, and
ended their days by self-murder. OF tho rest,
not less than one hundred finished their career by
becoming swindlers or robbers on the highway
The remnant Of this unfortunate group perished
some by npoplexy, but the greater part by cbugrin
and despair
| IRoN MORE VALUABLE THAN GOBLIN tho
manufacture of steel, an article may be raised in
value from half-pcnny to hirty-fve thousand
guineas-irom one cent to two hundred thousand
dollars A pound of crude iron costs half penny;
il is made into watch springs, every one of which
is sold for half guinea, md weighs only one
tenth OF grain. After deducting for waste, there
nre in pound weight seven hundred grains. 1t
therefore affords steel for seventy thousand watch
springs, the value of which, at half guinea each,
is thrty-fvo thousand guneas.
Learned Dogs.-A. VI. Leonard, n French gen.
tleman, now in London, has beeh for some time n
musing himself in training dogs he believes that,
10y gentle usage, and steady perseverance, in in
during the animal to repeat ngain and apaiu what
was required, not only would the dog be capable
Of performing that specific net, but the part ofthc
b:an which was brought into action by tho men,
taI ciIOtt would become more largely developed,
md heucc permanent increase of mertal power
Obtained. This reasoning is certainly in accor-
dencc with the laws OF phrehoogy. Now for the
result writer in the Lancet states that NJ. Leon
ard, after making his dogs (of Spanish breezy do
n variety oftricks, and obey great number of or
ders, finally invited the younger TO play game OF
tomnos, the animal TOOK his seat at the table, the
doninos were placed before him, mud the cores
rondent of the Lancet took Ills scat opposite; the
dog having double, played il, his adversary fol-
lowed, then the dog, and so on, till the game wac
finished: during the second game, the gentleman
played false, Intentionally The dog looked SmPri.
zea, stared rey earnestly at The player, al length
grow'ed, and tmrIy tarked as-rily Finding thai
no notice was taken OF his circumstances, he push
ed away the wrong domino took up suitable on,
from his own pieces, aud placed it correctly; The
writer Then continued the game, which the dog
won. Not the slightest intimation was given by
Nj. Leonard to the dog during the game his play
was nssuredly the result of his own Judgement
We commend, this case to the notice of the nd;
nrers of the canine rnce; particularly to that o
our friend The editor Of the New York American
upon whose judgement; in the case are Willing
to pin our lall--i he believes the story, we will
not not.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
OPINION OF A BRITISH STATESMAN ON
FREE TRADE

Not great while ago, when proposition WINS
brought before the British House Of Commons by
Ministers, TO reduce the duty upon French Wines,
Mr. ROBERTSON, n distinguished member of That
body, gave the following definition of the mean.
ing OF Free Trade:
CIT WAS IDLE FOR US, HE CONTEN-
DED, TO ENDEAVOR TO PERSUADE 9TH
Err NATIONS TO JOIN WITH Us IN ADOP-
TING THE PRINCIPLES OF WHAT WAS
CALLED FREE TRADE. OTHER Ma
TlONS KNEW AS WE'LL As THE NOBLE
LORD OPPOSITE, AND THOSE WHO AC-
TED WITH HIM, THAT WHAT WE
MEANT BY FREE TRADE WAS NOTHING
MORE OR LESS, THAN, BY MEANS OF
TIE GREAT NTAGES WE ENJOY.
ED, no MONOPOLIZE ALL, THEIR
MARKETS FOR OUR MANUFACTURERS,
AND TO PREVENT THEM, ONE AND ALL,
FROM EVER BECOMING MANUFACTURE
ING NATlONS.'
Let the American advocates of the Fee Trade
System ponder seriously upon this lucid English
definition Of their favOrltc theory. Let the " hig
majority in Congress decide whether they are
willing to allow the English manufacturers to get
a monopoly Of our market, and deprive the labor
ors OF our country of the honest fruits of their in
duSty. Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
ElliES.

A . story dwclIing-house was destroyed by
fire on the icth Dee. ull., in Shoreham. Furniture
mostly saved: Insured to Seth J. and WIN. A.
Hitchcock, hy VT Mutual-2iobable amount Of
Insurance., about s e00
Also, a two-story dwclnghousc md she'd in
Milton. Oh 22d Dec, Is4l-insurcd to Ira Sawyer
for $500, by the VI. Mutual
Frc-aimod-On Tuesday night, our office
was discovered to be on fire, and narrowly escaped
destruction. 1t originated in drawer, filled will,
odd ends of scabbards, paste-board, &c &c. and
the fire probably came from the spark of lamp
Our neighbor of the Patriot iacetiously hints thai
some Of our editorial scraps Of 1910 might have
been the source Of the fire. Wo--it is possible
but, them it is not every editor who writes editoii
ais spirited enough for that.