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Tue PHLApELrHiA TRAasDv.-1he Philadelphia
papers continue full of the Heber,on and Mercer
tragedy. Many improbable reports are in circulation
and is likely that the real facts of the cnse will not
be made public, until they shall be elected at the trial
of young Mercer The Inquirer states that Mercer
is quite M and anxious indeed for legal in, es,ir1
ton into the whole nl,r. He has been called upon
since his conincmet by number of friends ns
we'll as by several members of his family. Miss
Mer has cen quite i'll for some days, while young
Hcbc'ton's mother is naturally enough in q mos,
pain!u! condition o! i..ui.
The Sentinel States that there can no longer be
doubt in the mind of any pc, son who has examined
the question: shat the will be tiled in Gloucester
county, New Jersey, and there is nothing substantial
in the doubts, which at first thrown out in the
newspapers on tina, point.
The point nj issue was settled in 1888 when Com
missioners agreed TINT in all capital and other often
ees committed on the river Delaware, the juridical
Investigation and determination thereof shall be en-
elusively vested in Lts StI.e rierein The oftnler or
person charged rrM such offence shall ir first appre-
hended, arrested or prosecuted. tbs agreement
was subsequently IA flied by the respective States.
The Judge will mos, probably be Chief Jus ice
Hornbo wcr, of Newark, or J dye Elmer, of Bridge
ton, New Jersey, both gentlemen of undoubled in
tegri'y, and with ample experience in the legal pro-
fession.
The North American snys In reviewing more
carefully all the circumstances of this affair while
we are willing to give TO icberon the benefit of any
circumstances established in his favor, we find no
reason TO rccede from the opinion we expressed res,
psetng MERGERS conduct He WAS manfeslv by
oeep ana overwhelming sense of wrong to his sister,
mis- parents, himself and all lelrnn his name, goaded
20 very madness. There was dearly-loved girl M
med dls1raced, rendered ouic1St from her sncial
world. There n h1Dnv home pnalp dpsi l1ta
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JOHN CAREY.


The Washington correspondent OF the
C,.,;,. ro..,.i u:..s A. & iI..,:. ........
o"6 ""' S''e' ''' 'o'o""s "Neo'''
of visit TO this venerable old servant of Geo
a., :.
washington.
The spirit of patriotism within me has been refresh
ed this morning by communion with n man whose
existence constitutes link-ptobablv the only link
which connects The present with The lone lono mast
Having noticed that hill possed The Hans. of Renre
sentatiyes granting Pension 10 Ions easy Who
was the servant OF Col WAsu,SaroS nj Broddock' 8
dafen, md who was also h.. ARM eerv,n, durng
mart of the Revolutionary War in1red him out and
io.day the Hon. Mr. i,Rioos of Massachusetts and the
Hon MIR MoRoAN of our own State, accompanied me
TO the old Veterans CABIN which is ,pon branch of
the Potomac about n mile from the NAVY Yard We
found him in good health md with n sronn feeling of
gratitude to God and his Country n, the pfospect ola
Pension He saws that the people of Virginia thir
ty-vears ago told him that if he came to Washington
he would be sure to pet Pension and though he has
suffered many wears of disappoiniment instead OF
complaining he has been thankful for the merces and
blessings he has enoyed When we commenced
conversation with lin his voice was iremrous and
his uiterance difficult But this as his feelings rose
was overcome and he talked for an hour and half
with much animation, evncing remarkable nielli-
gence strict regard for truth aud Just sense of pro-
priety. He did no, know how old he was, but from
information derived from persons who knew him best
fixes his birth in 1929. He SAYS that he was several
years older Than the Colonel nj ,raddockss defeat
WAsHiSGToS took him as n servant when he entered
the Army IN l713, telling hin he must give away MS
fiddle stop playing with dice. and he would take care
of him, and that he found him kind good master.
He gave us REL but Intelligent account OF the dlsns-
irous battle in which the English General fell. This
living chronicle Of battle which occurred almost ONE
HUNDRED YEARS ago from he lips of one Of the actors
in the same, was deeply ineres ing. Mr. RIGGS
showed the old negro n sword belonging 10 Gen
WASHINGTON, which by many was supposed 70 he the
worn at the time of Braddock's defeat. After
anning II, the old man SAID that it was not so; that
the Colonel had two swords with him in that cam
paign both of which he said he had the of and
wnlch he described Mr. b. Informed him that the
swo,d came from WAsurSeroS's rrnnd-ncphew, ut
h. PERSISTED in saying that it was not used in that
clmpa.n as is the fact for upon the belt bnclc &c
W. l7I7' is engrave,, showing that il was made Two
wears after that battle He then gave som, account
of scenes on the brandywne, in the Revolutionary
war and of the surrender of CORVALLIS when he was
again WAsulxoroS's servant, hut with less distinct
ness showing that the earliest scenes were hest
men,bered. When he heard of WAsurSeroSs illness
he came from his residence 10 Nount Vernon nrriy.
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John .facomber's Estate.

Di.tric ofchuenden, S. L Proia,e Coaf. {. {:
the Disirc, .! Chil,enden TO all persons concer.
ed IN the estate Of JOHN MACONBER, lals,
We.tfurd, in sad Distr Il, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel Jackson administrator of ,ta
estate OF laid deceased, propose, to render accoun;
OF his Administrations and rcsen, his account again.,
said estate for examination and allowance al a Sc.
sion OF the Court Of Prol ate, 10 lie hocn the Reg.
i.ter'> Office in Burlington in sad Distrc, On iis
second We lne-day OF March next. Therefore.
You are here notified 10 appear eure SAID court
the time and place aforesaid and show cause if any
YOU have, VIII, the account aforesaid should no, Lee a..
lowed
Given under my hand a, Burlington, this sh da5
Of February, A. D. 1913. 81 3w
WIN. WESTON, REGISTER
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Extracts from a Letter.
SAxfoN's RIVER, (near Beliors Falis,) :,

Jan. 3lst 1888
Messr.. PAscpoRs & BRrssMAip;-i am in efea,
want OF the genuine MoRRIsoSs Pills or Hygean
Medicine, which suppose can be had in this State on
Ny health, which has been exceedingly poor for
several years past lecame last August very alarm
ing. For three months my friends expected mo to
live IN hort time Nv disease was pronounced
the WORST POSSIBLE form OF DYSPEPSIA
In fe, EN- err .prc rel from yorr agent at Bellows
FALL, Mr. NJ. S. b cl land, dollar package ofMoR-
Rrsos's PLLs, made at The Br ri,h College Of Health,
I, was the last he had common e the I>e OF them
when could hardly hold my head from my pillow
leo Id take no "onri,hmen, except il might be al oui
half ,ea-cup of Cruel saGo some light Thing of
that kind; my he h mad left me 20 that my intimate
friend, could scarcely recogn' me my bowels were
81 shrnnk mp, so con>ilpa,e' that was with great
JiHc'y @ uld get ordinary medicine TO opera,e,-
could feel my back bone BY placing my hand upon
Your Medicine acted like charm. Mybowels have
not been in 30 regular and good STATE for some
wears. ] with Won 10 .end me large 1887 packa &c
lnme liaely. Mr. james |. Cutler Of voir place NAV
allie 70 Tell yo' OF private opportunity 10 send if
not, send them by mail, directed TO mt care Of your
agent, NJ, s. BIchland, Bellows Falls, VI. Do not
'''' '@"' ''' LUclGss A. SMITH.
The letter from which The Al owe extracts are talen
can e seen v any person al the Variety Store Tae
We cine spo,en OF, is esial fishing it, rtl, iaion
against the Amos, nnconq rera lie prcidlces OF
the put he, against the almost united opposition Of
Inc Meulca froie' SION, ana IN Inc midst OF perfect
,leuge Of me licine., and unalei by putting, or
even ordinary advertising, As we have no, advertised
il 10 any ent since lS40 throughout the State and
lind in The counties where have not advert, ed
for five years, The sales are doubling every year. The
calls for The medicine this winter, Caused, prob lily,
by unusual ,ickness,) shows quite an increase COM
pared with last year. We wish no person to take
medicine ncedIessy lfyou need medicine, we know
ihI> 10 e coon one.
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID State Agents
for Me>srs Morrison of the British College of Health
London. We hold Our appointment, directly from
them, and sign our names upon every package and
box sold in the State.
Feb %. 80 PANGBORN e. BRIN SMAJD
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice to show cause q gainst Petition of

Notice to show cause gainst Petition Of
GUSTAvUS A. DEMlNG, Of Milton, in said district,
10 lie dec AIRED Bankrupt, at the Office OF Samuel
day, the ,wen'y-ir>t day Of March, ls43, st,en O..
clock, forenoon.
DANIEL WARD, OF Milton, in said District, 10 Re
declared Bankrupt, at he ofi ,e Of Samuel Prem
5, IN Monveef' ~ .a'u Ds,LcI, on lme,uay' Inc
10 SEPH SMITH Junior, Of Bolton for his Discharge
and Cerlit ale, a. Bankrupt, al the Conr, Hou e
in Windsor, in said district, on Wedne day, the oath
day OF May, A. ID. lS43 a, 10 A. NJ.
HARRY b. HINE, ofB riinrton, for hi, Dischars e
and Certificate, as a Bankrupt, al the Court House.
in Windsor, in >aii District, on Wednesday, the
9th day Of May, A. D. ls43, at 10, A. NJ.
HARVEY WARD, Of Essex, for his Discharge anG
Certificate a. a Bankrupt, al the Court House, in
Windsor, in laid D.tr,i, Wednesday, the 24h
day Of May, A. d. lS43, al l0;A. NJ.
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mi q II ia d .

In this town, on Monday. the 18th inst. BY Rev J.
X. Converse, Mr.. HIRAM NEWELL of Sheburn, to
Miss EsrHka, daughter of Theodore Ca,lin, of this
town.
In Jericho. on the 10th inst, by Rev. s. Bick nell,
Mr.. EpoAn BARNEr to Miss LUCINDA BARrlrrr.
In Montreal, on the 10th instant, by the Rev. Ca.
leb Strong, BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, Esq. of Bur-
lng,on, to Miss EvEE.INE, younges. daughter of A.
WHlprLE Esq, of Montreal.
Blessings on him that invented ms,rmony! Here
we have wedding loaf ample in its dimensions, oil
fair proportions, and unsurpassed in quality. long
life-it cannot but be happy one 10 all SUCH say
we,
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Hiram ('lark's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, rTHEHo the Probate
District of Chttenden S. L Court for the Dis.
trct OF Chtenden: TO all persons concerned in the
estate of HIRAM CLARK, late OF Milton in said dis
trct, deceased GREETISo.
WHEREAS, Elijah Herrick and Linus Bascom, Ex-
ecutors of the last will and testament Of the said de-
ceased, propose to render account Of their admin
isration and present their account against said estate
for examination and allowance at a session Of the
Court of Probate to be holden at the Registers Office
in Burlington in said district on the second Wednes-
day of March next. Therefore You are hereby noti-
fed appear before SAID court at the time aud place
aforesaid and shew cause any you have, why the &C.
count aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this l4th day
Of February A. D. lS43. 80
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INoCULATIoN WITH THE RvTTLEsNAKE

INCUBATION WITH THE RvTTLEsNAKE
vIRUs.-Thc following statement would have
appeared to our apprehension as mere quiz,
bu, for the really high source from which il,
comes, namely, the author of"Lilr in Mexi-
co." one Of the most agreeable works recent
ly published, and undoubtedly ono of the
most reliable. There is, however, on rehec-
ton. some analogy to sustain the testimony
Of this witness. From the experience of
smallpox incubation especially. it is certain
that the virulencc Of that poison is diminish
cd and more manageable, when i, is introdu-
ced into the circulation Of the animal system
by incubation than when il is casually taken /!
Possibly the reason may be that, in case Of
inocula,ion, less of the virus is, in point Of
fact, Introduced, than wien taken in the
"nalural way" though still enough for the
perfect medication, as j, were, Of the system.
Generally. too, the system is prepared for
receiving the virus, before ii is introduced.
The statement, at any rate, is as follows
Alb. Ddi. Ado.
I'VE have just been hearing curious circumstance
connected with poisonous reptiles, which have heard
Tor the first time Here and all ong the coasts, the
people are IN the habit ofnocunng themselves with
the pc son oithe raltlesnake winch renders them safe
from the bite of all venomous animals.
~ he person 10 be lnoculaicd is pricte with the
tooth ihe serpent, on the tongue, in both arms aud
on various parts Of the body and the venom intro
,luced INFO the wounds An eruption comes ont which
lasts few days Ever after these persons can han
die the most venomous snakes with impunily; can
make them come by calling them; and the bite of
these persons is poisonous You will believe this;
but we have the testimony of eight respecIa.
BILE merchants to the fact. A gentleman vino break
insed here This morning, says he has been ,nny en-
denvoIlng 10 make up his mind submit TO the ope
ration, he is very much exposed where he lives and
Is obliged to travel great deal the coast and
when he these expeditions, he is always ac-
conpnnled by his servant an inocula'ed negro, Wild
has the power ofcuring him. should he he bit by suck
ing the pols n from the woun. He also saw this ne.
gro the lite given by inoculnied Indian boy to
II white boy, with whom he was fighting, and VIVA
was the strongest ofhe lwo The stories of the east
ern juggers and their power these reptiles, may
perhaps he accounted for in This way. cannot Say
thar should like 10 have so much snaky nature trans
tered into my composition. nor to live amongst PEG
pie whose bite is venonous."
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NATIONAL FINANCES,

An o!ficia statement from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, bearing date on the 9th inst.
estimates the receipts for lS43 as follows:
Customs Sl3,000,000; lands, S2,500,000;
Miscellaneous, 100000; loans and trcasu-
ry notes, S4,SS3,35S sc. The expcndi-
lures are estimated AT S22,032,773. The
treasury notes rcdccmabIc in the course of
the year are S24O2, 800. If these notes
arc redeemed, there will be deficiency of
Of S2,01l 1868, provided the estimates are
appropriate, Which so far is not the fact, and
there is 10 expectation that the expenditures
will be much over 900, or nearly three
millions under the estimates. If the csil-
mates shall all be appropriated, the surplus
in the Treasury in January 1914, the Sec
rotary says will be nearly 100000.
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1SSIGNEE'S
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Effects of Benajah $. Phelps.

Effects OF Benajah =. Phelps.
DYVirtne fan order is,red oit of the U. S. DIS
- trIct Court, for the district OF Vermont will sell
AT Public Auction, n, the Inn Of Thomas u. fletcher,
in AbirEh, Vermont, on Friday, the day Of March,
1913 nj one O'Clock, p. NJ, all the noe arcount>
Judgment. and other claims specified a. due Benalat
S. Phelps in his schedule on tile in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of the U. S. for the dis
oil Vermon'.-AIso, sundry article, Of household fur
nlture. Terms CASH.
80 II. b. SOWLES, Special Assignee.
Effects of Tabor I. Sewcll.
DY Virtue of an order issued ont of the L. S. Dis
- trct Court for the Di>irc, Of Vermont, vii sell
at Public Auction, a, the Inn Of Thomas d. Fletcher,
in Alurgh, Vermont, Friday, the 8 day Of March,
1913 10 o'coc A. NJ, all the interest which Ia
Dor Sew ell had the first day Of August, 1912, in
and 10 real c,,ae lying IN Alburgh-and all
the interest said Sewell had in 5000 brick, and all
the nieres, he had in certain Engine and Machine
ry,-aud all the interest he has certain udgmen,
in iavor OF said Sewe against Lester d. Moore, OF
Troy, Y. f.,-an1 all the notes, accounts, judgments
and executions mentioned : due said Seyvell in his
schedule file in he Office Of The Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid together with about twenty
thousand feet Of pine and hemlock nml er, and >-
yer watch. The situation of the above real estate
will hemorc particularly described on the day of sale.
TERMS CASH.
81 Fl. q. SOWLEs, SPECIAL Assignee
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In Chancery.
CHARLEs F. srAsiroRD, Chiienden County, ~

cslr' STANFORD Noy whhs11s Tenn D0"n Isaa
'A jOssr a1T Faap,rlS ana Whereas chs F. sn
ford Of Burlington, in said county, by Charles Russell,
Solicitor, filed his Bill in Chancery, al the November
Term, 1912 Of the Court Of Chancery, in sad Conn.
", against James Langshore, Of Burlington, m said
County, and Joseph Fairfield Of Essex, IN said Coun.
~, therein stating, that ON the 2lst day OF Octo.
Der, A. ID. 1910, the said ana,hore ielns Indebted
to the sad Stanford in the sum Of $4,000, as spec-
fled in three promisory notes OF that daic payable in
one, two and three years W tn interest, in ordor TO
secure the payment thereof made and delivered TO he
said S aniiDr1 mortgage deed Of the following dcs-
cribel land, IN Burlington aforesaid: viz certain
parcel Of land, on the westwardly side OF the new
road, so called, leading fro.n Pearl stree, 10 North
street, lightning at ,he nor east corner OF piece
OF land by said stamford conveyed to one Roswell Il.
SranlJng by deed, the 10Th day OF June, A. d. 1910,
thence norhery the west line OF sail road, tour
rods thence wes,wardy on line parallel with the
north line of,he land SO conveyed TO sad Spandlns,
l6 rod, to the east line Of the bnryng ground lot,
thence sonthwardly, on the east line OF the buryng
ground lot, rods to the north west corner OF sad
land conveyed to said Spaulding, thence easlwardly
on the torih line OF said land, conveyed 10 said
Spaulding, l5 rods to the place Of lightning. And
further stating, that on the 29'h day Of May, A. ID.
lS4l the said Lang 'hore by mortgage deed convey
ed the said premises TO the sad joseph Fairfield TO
secure the payment to said Fairfield Of his, the said
gshore> note to said Fairfield Of that date for the
sum OF 3l45,00 payable in three years from he date
with interest annually, Whereby the said Fairfield
CLAIMS tile 10 the sal premises ana trher stating
that the said note, had not in any part leen paid and
praying decree Of foreclosure The said premises
against the said Langshorc and Fairfield, and all
other persons claiming ua'er Them.
And II not icing made 10 appear 10 said Court that
the said defendants have had personal notice Of the
service and pendency of sad Bill, the cause Is conilL-
ued to the next stated term of said court and IT is
further ordered by SAID court that the >ail Stamford
notice ,hercofto lie given 10 the said Lang shore
and Fairfield, ly Publishing The substance of laid Bill
and lh> order three weeks successfully, in the "ir
ngon Free Press" newspaper nrnal in ring
ton IN said county, the last Of which publications to
lie at least 20 days before the stated Of this
court, 10 he holden on the q Tuesday of May next
winch shall lie deemed sufficient notice 10 the ,aid
Lang hore and Fla rliel to appear and maze answer
10 said Bill.
W. NOBLE, Clerk
Burlington, Feh'y II, 1913. 35w3
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ZERO.
THERMOME rERS graduated to 40 below o.
Black Snaps, Clarinet Reeds DC, just received.
Feb ~. PANGBORN e. BRfN SMAlD.
Luther Carpenters Estate.

Luther Carpenters Estate.
s g.,G O. 3f ,s . 51sH
traitor ofthe estate of Luther Carpenter late Of Hunt
ing,on in said district, deceased, ines,a,e, hath APP
piled to said Court to extend the time for the pay
ment Of the debts and settlement of said estate one
year from the 18th day Of March, A. b. 1919
WHEREuros the court aforesaid doth order and as
sign the 81 Monday of March, ls43 at the Eagle Hall
Tavern, in Wiston, in said district, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. for hearing in The premises And DOH further
order that notice lie given TO all persons interested in
said tate to appear the and place aforesaid
and show cause fany they have against .arl applca
ton and for that purpose that the substance of laid APP
plication together with this order be published three
weeks successfully previous TO the time Of hearing, in
the rec Press, printed Burlington in said district
Dated at Burlington, in the County of Chitlendeu
the 2ls, day Of Feby. A. ID. 1913.
az va &, RUSSELL Judee
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Law BOOKS.

ENGLlSH Common Law Reports, 80 Volumes.
~ " Con1en ell Chancery Reports, (cali) l3vuls.
lhn.on'> New York Reports, IL do
New York Digest, 4 do
do 10 2Jo
American Chancery Digest lido
Siarkie's Evidence, (new cyton) 3 do
Kenl's Commentaries (new clifton, calL) ado
Chilly on Bills,
Comvn on Contracts,
Archilald's Criminal Pleading,
Gould> Pleading,
Russell on Grimes, . vols.
Tomlin's Law Dictionary, lido
Bowers do do 2do
Governs Justice, 2do
Magistrates Criminal Law,
Clarke's Rudmen,s and Practice
Thoma.' Coke Q vols
Laws Of he United States, by Story and Sherwood
in volume,
divers Law Summary,
Owen on Bankruptcy,
Arch olds Black.ton volumes.
Chryx do volumes.
Al.o.-A general assortment Of LAW BLANKS,
Justices Doches, &c. &c for sale the old stand
one door east of Waits Crockery Store. BY
80 II. J. SHUMWAY, Agent.
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February 9Th. lS43.,

XT1M. Hl'RLBUT hs> on hand n well selected as
w sor,nent ot DRY GOODS pur,ha e IN New
York, in Novem er last, al The lowest rate which he
determined TO lei nj such prices will corre> pond
with the low prices If produce. Thee goods cos
money and m 1T lie sold to raise money again
Cheap good, may he Obtained a, "The New Cheap
Cash Store"
As there's now little >leghlng we invite all those
persons who visit Burlington for trade, call and cx
anime goods. 81 WIN. llURLBCT
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stephen Haishrs Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court
District of Chiltcnden, S. A held a, Burlington
in said District, on the 9th day of February l543
Upon application of Anah Halght, az Guardian of
Mary l.. Haigh', Of SAID Burlington, n female infant
one of the heirs to the estate of Stephen iaght late
of Burlington aforesaid deceased requesting divis-
ion Of said estate among the heirs thereof Whera.
upon, the Court aforesaid doth appoin, the "a Wst
nesday Of March next for hearing in the prenisee,
at the Office of the Register OF this Court in Burlng
ton aforesaid at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. And said Court
doth further order that the said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the SAID estate, or thei
a,tornles, ii living within this State, 10 be notified
appear before said Court at the time and place afore.
said, to make objection 10 such DIVISION ii they see
cause, and that for that purpose the substance of said
application, together with this order, be published 10
the Free Press, printed a, Burlington, three weeks
successfully previous 10 the time Of hearing.
In witness whereof have hereunts
affi Ned the seal of sal Court, and sub.
Is. scribed my name a, Burlington. in said
District this 9Th day OF February a
D., lSi3
81 c. RUSSELL, Judge
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NosEs.-The last number of the Vermont
Asylum (lnsane) Journal, contains some hu-
morous remarks on noses. The mad writer
says, "tllat the nose has been placed by
Providence, directly over the mouth, to pass
judgment on the food-a sort of sanitary SEN
tinel-a kind of quarantine officer, 10 prevent
the entrance into port of all things that are
unsafe, or uniting" Very true.
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OFFICIAL Wl1-Goverlor Morton is tall spare
nan, and Lieut.. Governor Gu is below the ord
nary statue On The day Of III 10 Inauguration, the
Es-Secretnry, Brelow, remarked Tint in his opinion,
the Commonweal,hh,d now got "ihe long and short
Of tho Democracy Of massachusetts," This sally csus-
Cd rosrs Of louehtsr amid which the Secretary grace
fullv sfs,red