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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
HENRY HALL Register
eticc

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts with DR..
"A Calvin Spencer. are requested Ia settle the
same inne i alely with The aSsipnces.
C.LvN Csoss"As' Assignoes..
ALAN,oN CuSGDuN. !
Clarendon Jon. 90, loi3. 6S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
DIR ISRAEL DE ANATER'S NERVE AND
BONE RHEU NATIC LININENT

The numerous nervous pn. of winch many c"mnIun.
aud for which lutte done nv Py-ciins cannot -srsp.
the resrh of these Medicines The cxeru1l npprrton,
mud rho ineual at tie WI reach tie
and follow syringe aud wandering cnuS" from put
oi the body to another until us b,n'shrh "n IA"
aud the ps"nt r"loces IN perfect r., IT ~ ,eh
fct-d and p-"-h
Al the ~arnntees are u'snd"d to appv the large
sized holt ties al niWeut aud p.c'iic M" a. pht
.cs Que bitIe each Of dies "aH snM .iI,r
CONS TO IL ~ TYLER
whoiesale druggists and sole agents, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

q ) DIS lXlcr COURT. (or ne Dlstrlef Of Ter
"'Hf-In BanA,uptey
Notice 10 sh"w csu.s against petition ~ Tinothy
Reed Tor discharge snI certificate ., An. cou,,
house IA Windsor On Ihs 2sIb Nay, Isl3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

TIME subscriber hereby gives nn,ioe ihalle b"
l. given his son, Alphonz, w. EslahrooEs lh
lime 10 iransact business for himself and that J"
will not claim any OF his earnings nor be fespun''
bic Tor any debts OF his contracting after this d's
E. W. EsIAsaonKs.
SherbuIne, Dec "a. 1912 10
MAGNETIC ODONTIrA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

az hand, and for sale, two new Cutters. Fin.
~ qulre of the subscriber or G.. W Strong. Al
40 one Cham. JoHN STRONG.
Feb 10, lai3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Rniland, Dec. 81. 1892.

1h~ gtsiv. "-.a ss~.iirinr nf 2.is"
drHR Nv >RETirS Pil.l.S may bc said t".h- The
hlot then and invirorHte the the
p"trctinc Of drrsion. bv ~ich slrlrucnly
prevent tn" rteiti"n If thnsc hnm"urs HI
frvspens Scuycy G"u. snd those shiny dr.rs uui
~h'rhile Stone nad Gtnv'l - lorned withio Us >
II is well understood that tie Sr,udrrih Plts have
cured thousands nj hopress aud h"lpess when
tie first phNsonns had pronounced tem oud al human
al trl". 1t IL only Known that lifiud-
re'h Pills Ours but it ,iso undcr.,ond now the,
cure; that Nv ier purifying effect tie blood that they
re.tnre be BODY 30 health.
The sa'ae OF this mr'i,c'ne is becoming and
manifest 1t recnmiu"uGed from t.ui,N inmiy Tie
Rr,ndreth Pills almost roepiblr manner
all a"rious acouuudii"ns and purity and Wvg"fie the
blood AID thc' good fleet nt cuucrhtlm"'dhy ~
inconvenience Being composed entirely ." Veae 5's ther
do those 10 ,he Danger; aud th+r ct
iec,- thes riutary They daily and
saf~l, adm nstered pfnrs youth. mruhn'd aud od
age and to w"m"n in tie most cniica and delica" rtr"m
stances They d. MOI disturb ar choke the animal unc-
icons but restore 'her order aud re establish Their health
The rsndeth Pills ar" sold at % cents per box al Dr.
Hrandre'h. New E"cmgr ohcr -,
Oalv eace "a no rON ~ she Tsut PitLa
M To Is. RkMt.Nl!tktn INST elcn a. the grnnlne
has npon i, r. REE cory LABELS.
Tnlt each label has two signatures OF Dr Berllmn
Ant th.,. mus. he upon each box three signatures. thus
BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
BIZ "a IN BRANDRETH.
Reside. the labels are toll Of small printing done in red
nk being the phe- nearv three hundred impress
ion. 81 Ben ann iirindfeth's Pills.
AGENTS fer ms State in Rutland County.
Rutland J p. MILTON. orwell, l. Catln
Ripley " Bailey P'wl"', WIN Sheldon,
Brandon. Ira bau:o plls . HeG "i s'"ond''
Clarendon, q Il \ Buard James R,chsr son
IItchcoct n Morgan. Shrewsbury John I}uckm ,stcr
Cs.leion Hodges Sli,~kns Sodbut'. IT,, u rghim.
''u,tingsyiic, R,o~n Dow Wailngiprd Townsend jr
Danby, ). & n. J. smith. L'ph,m Vhil IL Co
Ea.sh Rogers. Wells, Allen Grover,
Fa,rhAvsn, 4 NJ g. Nlen, HrsIhssen : u Armstrong
M,ddiein~n, : G Bruce, S"rh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Nfan Of r,r,aont. ,sef 1t remembered thai Al
District ufRuil,nd.ss ( I'D stated PROBATE C"ur
held a, Ru,lsnd, viIhin and tt s'li D'N'rc' 80" 'h"
e., Mnass,. being The oh Iay Of February, A u.
lsi3.
Present VIM Hall. Judge
David Holden, executor ofihe last vii aud ties
ismett o. Lu,iuds Ives l,ie al WallI"qi"rd ~ said
dstti, l. decreased tesia,e, proposing TO reader an
count of his ssid trust;
H. ,,i.r.d that sand account he referred fnr ex
,,,p,tion and allowance ~ the lsi Monday hriQ The
9Th day ~ Mar hucXjsnd that's copy ~ tins he
blished three weeks sncccss'vry ptcvi"us there
TO- In the Rntiand Herald, newspaper printed nj
Rutland thai all pers,srs interested n,'y appear and
ollec1 &C. the same it,hey see cause true copy
Of Record.
6s HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Green Il Dry Wood.

THE Subscriber has foi sale quantity Of Green
e. Dry Wood. Those wishing 10 purchase
will please call. Terms liberal.
Feb. -, 1913
JoH~ STRONG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Dr. Ibbv's bers highly spoken ~ IN this vcin'tv
nv gentle who not the habit al dunt hi't"s
ian, than the good ghi "ss fp"np to me i,rg Tor
The pleasure "fu We have fr these
selves beng hitter enough already wuh"U, the aid al
~nru,~o ~ qn,ssi, NrVruhnc--. II effected WIN
p,e,,lent di-rt-rs rfrh the Hdv" rOh
ubiIs,1 becone pill sw,ilnwe, "r bber Sould
Isl i.nA's-r
('O.tSIOrE TWIN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

STATE or VERNoNr, :. D. 'em"m'''ci
Disi-ir, 81 Rutiaud. -. - th't Al sio'lhl
probate court held 81 RUtlaut within and inf sal'
district. ON the Is; dav 81 fobtuaty. lN4a
Present. wm HILL. Judge
ho.on Conesr Execute oi Ne last MI ana
i.s sncui of Uspush Congo. lflr n' y my 70 ''lo
district. deceased ic.,ie proposing To render "a &C
count nf hls ssil trust.
la, ottlctef that sad account he referred Tor ~
sm,uaion and allowance 10 tie first Monday being
the OH d.y " march neat sol hat rnpv OF tins
order he published thr-t weeks s1r'e>Slvely' pieN-
ou- therein. ln ne Runsnd lirt''d' newspaper
United =, Holland. thai AID persons interested may
.,,,.,t and nhiec, 10 Me sane itihey see cause.
A true copy Jf tecnrA,
"a HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

'NHlck Water Proof Boots, a supsr"f re ~,
l. bI sale cheap ~ cash by l3+l ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
md Whitehall. Oct. 90. lsi2.
l.CSiC SALOON
Nh PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

,.CSlC SALOON
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
(Opposiie The CLINTON HouS)
WILLlAM PEASE would respectfully inform
w the puriir that ne has "prned = Music Sdl"o"
and pitun Forte Warehouse. aud Will keep a run-
slant supply of New aud Fashionable Music iur lhe
Piano Fore. Flute, Violin. Guitar. DC. &c, also,
lnstruc ton Books Tor ever, Instrument
PIANO FORTES. WHOLE SALE AND
RETAIL
81 f. Is constantly receiving from the Factories
y 4 ia NeW-York and Albany, Superior Piano
Fnre~. made by the best wufkm.n, with all the la
test Improvements and elegant eXenor, warranted
Ia sand any climate Prices from $500 To $500.
-Four frs, Premiums have been awarded the above
Instruments al the American aud Mechanics lusti-
iutes. Tor the best Tone and Touch Persons about
purchasing will do we'll togive the subsc rlbet call
before going To- New York, a. he will sell as cheap
~ the city, therehy save expense OF transportation.
All instruments pure iased at this establishment are
warranted for one year Old Piano. foties taken in
ex, hnnge, and Piano Foues tuned al short notice.
Whitehall. q t. 20. 1912. 43If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Corn, Rive Il Oats.

4 LARGE quanntv ofrhe above grain for sale
~ Termseasy Enquire of g. w. Strong, or the
subscriber. JOIN STRONG.
Feb H. IS13
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Goods al l'0sl.

Rutls nd, Dec. 3, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22
a. Are our Democratic friends in this couu

a. Are our Democratic friends in this coun-
~ who are opposing the nominee Of the Coun-
ty Convention, aware of the danger they are
bringing upon Us, and which will fall alike up.
on them by pursuing their present course?-
Are they aware that by voting for the indepen-
dent candidates or the most prominent Wing
candidate, they will secure the election of a
Yankee federalist Of the deepest dye-of the
Alexander Hamilton--of The Hartfort Conven.
,ion school9 If they are aware of these things
and still persist, they must be blind to patriot.
ism.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

FALL BuslNEss.-We notice ,o.,,
siderable activity among our d,,y CO
dealers, many of whom are 6Il; 60
shelves with all articles Necessary ,ng d
ed for, in the trade Of this Sect VI q
Union. There are also a ooo o' OIL
buyers, and it may be said thai na !, ma
Trade has already commenced. @ n
servation satisfies US. tina, there VII, oOF
ample stock of goods on hand II /" u De
wants of Missouri, Illinois. Io ".se'
Wisconsin, and on terms and =, IVA a
favorable as to warrant Country f1 nas
in making all their purchases bs.a psal'
vices from the Atlantic cities inr.. a
OF an advance upon all the staple s,,;.,
within the present month, eons, s ).
per cent. Il has so happened. ha % Y
that all the purchases for our mari s's's
made when prices were at the no;. nv, We
it follows that as good bargains r rsn q
tanned here, in fall and winter an. ~
IN the Eastern citeis. So sa,is6sd . ~,
upon this point, that we do not b %:
to advise all merchants from the c r,,''
10 stop at our dry goods warehopss. =
fore they pass on 10 the East. Iber Y
find every article they may want a:i g
very advantageous terms.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22
~ We understand that report has hoo,

u We understand that a repor, has been
put in circulation by some Of TIE Wings in this
county, that Maj. Sherfey, our present county
Surveyor, and candidate for reelection, is
incompetent to discharge the duties Of his of:
fee. Be not deceived by such stories, Demo
Gratis. We know not what practical expert
ence the Major has had, but we do know tina
in the theory he is no, wanting, and severa
who have witnessed his labors inform MS tina
he is fully competent.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

sTur FaANKlNc PRlvILEoE.-The alluslon
- the fact of Gen. Dodge loading the mails
Win ranked documents for electioneering pnr-
noses appears to have created quite sensa-
lion throughout the Territory. The charge
canuo. be contradicted, il is too palpable. and
the attempts to do SO but aggrayate the evil.
Every effort Of the Loco press to get him out
of this mud but sinks him deeper in the mlfe.
The fact is SO general that ito denial stamps
falsehood upon the utterer. Since we pub
lished the charge. statements of the fact have
come in from so many sources that We are IAN
10 believe that the mails were loaded down
with electioneering documents"
~ We find the above in the Standard O
the 9TH inst. copied from the Davenport Ca
zstte. That Gen. Dodge RANKED papers con-
tanning the proceedings Of the Democratic con-
venton to his constituents IN various paris OF
the Territory, we have never denied. and II we
had undeniable proof to the contrary, we should
care but little about acquitting him OF asy sucn
charge, if charge it can be called. As the
Wing papers put forth their statements con-
corning it with an air Of SO much seriousness,
we beg leave to enquire Of them if in 50 doing
Gen. D. has transcribed his powers! Or, If
they conceive it to be only an unwarranted ex-
ercise Of the rights extended to him by law,
we ask them to define the degree OF censnre
that should be heaped upon him. as we have
several Wings in our minds eye to whom we
ran dose out ia proportion. We ;hink we can
rrod,ce testimony sufficient to satisfy the peo-
pie that bushels Of Ogle's spoon speeches were
sent to our post office, and might now if we
may Judge of the liberal use made Of them by
our merchants for wrapping paper, rake up
half-a-bushel, or thereabouts, for the perusal
of our Wing brethren. II hut ha!f-a-bushel
came to small office in the Territory, where
as the Wings, when in the minority, say we
should be mum on politics, how many bushels
think you, reader, Of the lies Of Ogle, were
sen, through the United States at public ex.
pense And if Gen. Dodge, in sending few
papers to his constituents has "created quite a
sensation throughout the Territory" what a tre-
mendous sensation should be created through
out the United States, if not the whole world,
by the fact that so many copies of Ogle's
speech were circulated at public expense! II
Gen. D. suffers from this IS sensation," we will
see tina, he suffers not alone, and if our Wing
neighbors breed scab on their nose by their
frequent recurrence 10 it, the fault will be their
| own.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

British PARTY.-The coon papers are
plying this term to the Democratic pa,lv.
will be taken for granted that British pa
in this country must be one that hvon
same measures in this country that tho
ish nobility do in Great Britain. We d
run the parallel: The British nobement
in favor of a high protective tariff upon
kinds of grain, because it enables themb!
Tor, from the poor laborer an exlravigaptf i
for the bread that is necessary to keep Ii
self, and family from starving, the v5iss
this rountry are in favor Of a high protect
tariff upon all manufactured articles used
the laboring classes, because it enables
rich capitalist, who has invested his t1
sands in manufacturing company 10 GI
from the laboring man an exuayagaot r|
for the clothing necessary to cover the nh
ness Of himself, and family and keep ID
from freezing. Who then are the D1I
party.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

A couple at Paris was lately going to the
Mayor TO have re-. the civil ceremony Of marriage
performed. The young lady, in stepping on,
step and tore it. How stupid!" exclaimed
the gentleman. The lady took no notice q
this ungallant expression, and the partv went
into the Hotel Of the Mayor. But upon be.
;centlshman 'peelbat .shA. consented 10 take the
ed, |" Not so stupid. J" which was the 'oa.y ::
sue, that could be obtained from her.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

CHRIsTIANITY.--The Edinburgh
view closes a Heightened and scorcn
review Of Puseyism, OR the Oxford r.
tartan School, with the following bean
full figure and truthful history Of Chrni
ity:
"Let US never forget that Christ,r
was planted. and has grown up, in star
Discussion is always favorable to ia
has ever been SO. Let the winny ii
come. II will but scatter the sere lean
and snap off the wi!hered branches; /
giant tree will only strike its roots deep
into the soil. and in the coming sod,
time put forth richer foliage and eza
a more grateful shade"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

u Ex-Governor Lucas, to use vulgar
phrase, may be said 10 be "in town with a
pocket full Of rocks" He left this Territory
last spring. and took up his residence in Ohio,
and at the late Democratic Convention in the
Chilicothe district, he received the nominal
ton as candidate for Representative in Con-
gress by large majority. The district is de-
cidedly Democratic, SO we conceive his cleo.
ton to be matter of certainty.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

% VIM. Baker. Esq. who represented the
comfy Of Washington in the Legislature VIM
ic convention. His opponent 10 Mr.. Bunker,
her late Wing Representative. II the people
Of Washington are not blind to their own ln-
,erests, they will select Mr.. Baker.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

AMoNs KENDALL sAYs:-Tbs J.,
a country is best protected, when '; u
most free TO exchange its products Il
the labor of all other countries"
Every tax imposed on export, .. /;
ports, lessons the profits of labor a.
in both countries, by lessenine the ,n 'a
which can be obtained in exchaona a.,
products ~
There is a truth in those two sin.
sentences. that will ultimately work
way into the minds of men, and rer1'
the policy of government despite II !
opposing exertions of selfshness aod,r
rice.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

The Western Expositor, printed at In
dependence, Mo-, publishes the following
letter from VIM. Gilpin, Esq, who start
ed TO Oregon Territory in company with
Lieut.. Fremot's Expedition. Its dated
South Fork of Platte, July Goth.
II drop you line by couple of Shaw
nee Indians. who are going to return TO
Missouri. from this place. We are about
half way to Fort Hall here, and expect
10 reach the mouth of the Columbia by
the lst Of October. The emigran,s are
all ahead of us, and have by this time
reached the South pass throug h the noun
tains."
This is the latest information received
from the Oregon emigrants. and from this
it is clear, that the emigrants will make
their trip with ease, before the bad wealth
er commences.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

lT The Burlington Gazette says Catfish
measuring FIVE feet in length, and weighing
l25 pounds was lately caught in the Missis.
sippi, opposite that city.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

" If the people Of Iowa wish to see JUS
tice withheld from Gen. Jacksonville Alien
and Sedi,ion law revived-the repeal of the
laws for the naturalization Of foreigners-the
continuance of the distribution law--the estab.
lishment Of National Bank-in short, if thew
wish to see federalism again in power, vote for
Wallace and Woodward. We love 10 see
people sustain their principles by supporting
nen protesting them.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

JACKSON CouNrY.-At the Democrtic con-
vention held in this county, on the ID inst.
don. John Foley was nominated as candi-
date for the House Of Representative. Mr.. Fo-
lev, in 1886, was elected member OF the
Council from the original county Of Dubuque,
to the frs. Legislative Assembly Of Wiscon-
sin. by almost an unanimous vote. In that
body he was reckoned as one Of its most tai
ented and most influential members, and ac-
Quilted himself in manner which highly com.
mends him to the sufrages Of his fellow-citi-
sess.
From Clinton county, We learn that John
Bophy is the nominee Of the Democratic con-
ven,ion. Mr.. Brophy is young man Of fine
talents-such as amply qualify him for the
discharge Of the duties Of that Office. We
have known both Mr.. Foley and Mr.. Brophy
intimately, we may say, even since the spring
of '37. They are both worthy, talented, and
honest men. and more than that, are unwaver-
ing, unfnching Democrats. We hope they
NAV succeed, for we are satisfied their respec.
tive counties could not have selected better
men.
James r. Moss, who distinguished himself
winter before last, in the House, from that
county, as double refined is the Wing
candidate in opposition to Mr.. Foley.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

FARMERs.-Encourage them '" u. y, =
courage democracy, Bnild these VI j
found democratic principles on q lv,I Al
mant. They are the men that new 1...sI
the hour Of danger and are fns0'fTb r,
false alarms of distress and rnl0' iii
no banks and ask 10 government, sol
cept to be let alone in the ENJOY q4e
largest possible degree Of liberty 90, Il
Of faction and disorganiza,lon ls ., rj
them; but, true and steadfast' 'ne" Il 4
always made up for the preser'a'..Oopb he d
institutions. Let, then, the tarl'e''
aged !-Chicago Democrat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

Mankind may be divided into ,'a,
classes Superlatively honesty '' ssIl,~N
ed scoundrels, and-no men a. o.
Wing. os al
To which the Philadelphia l'A''
following capital hit, and WITTY
First person-We are.
Second person-Ye or you a'e. ~, srs
Third person-They (the wo'''''
TALLMADeE has purci''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

~ Worthington Snea.hen, editor OF Ty-
Ter paper in New Orleans. has been appointed
Solicitor of the General Land Office.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

Mr.. Clay has not yet definitely esr'a
his determination in conserving to haze
name brought before the people as CANDID
for the Presidency. at least we judge so'
the tenor Of letter written 10 the Chaas
burg Clay Club, dated the 25th ult., ID vi
he says: The time has not yet ar's
think, when ] ought to decide whether -
give my consent or not to the use Of ny u
as candidate FOR the office Of PrpsldsrI5 4
United States" We fear Mr.. Clay vii |
wait for his friends 10 haul him of, bel
he will do it himself.-Lee Co. Dem
Michigan has l46 miles of railroad
ration, viz +: from Detroit 10 Jackson c0g
Monroe to Hudson, 50 miles; De'r0Ii
tiac. 25. Forty miles more are 5000 oF
ded on the Central road from Jacas'a TO-
shall, and l6 on the Southern from ii'''
Hillsdale. making 203, in all, which WI
in use before the year closes.
A LEGAL ANEcDoTE. Wilson
Planters Banner tells an anecd9' Y
young Irishman who recently uHo''
an examination at Opelousa, pfeFa,
to the practice Of the law. spr,
said one Of the legal gentlemen "a
had stolen sheep in St. Mary anu anu.
taking it to St. Landry, could ne O u
ecuted in one of the interlnedla't y
es, if arrested Z" .Yis' sald me
date for legal honors. Give Us l% SB
sons, said the lawyer. 'Why' 'I q.
because the law consilhers '!la' ~
stealing Of it all the way! hS W.
lowed to pass.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-09-22

o. Hon. John M. Niles, United States
Senator elect from Connecticut, lately paid a
visit to an old friend, the Superintendent Of the
Insane Hospital at Utica, New York, where
upon Wing paper stated that this talented
statesman was in the Insane Hospital. As a
tale never loses by telling, the next Wing pa
per which noticed it stated that he was there
confined as confirmed lunatic. This state
ment has been going the rounds of. the Wing
papers. II he don't teach the Wings next win
ter that he yet knows a thing or two, we con-
TESS we shall be greatly mistaken.