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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-30

sac n Iermoaf, RE Il remembered that
Disinc, of Fairha,ee., - a, probate court
held a; Cas'lcion wihn and iot said district on
the ioih day Of May, A. d 1913
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
W s. Souihmayd administrator Of the estate of
Elizabeth Soplbmsyd. late OF Casieion, 10 said dis.
uct deceased, having penlioncd said court 10 writ
ING 80 eel all real estate Of cad deceased, and
l,ingln said Cishc'1n, for the payment OF the
debts OF said estate and charges OF administration
setting forth the debts Of said estate and charges Of
administration to be S907 90 and So 80 Of person
al property D pay the same.
II Is ordered That he hearing and deciding of
said petition be at session OF sand count to he hold
ca al Castleton on tie ItG day Of June isi3, and
thai, notice Of said petition be- given 10 all persons
interested by publication OF this order three weeks
succcssvely previous said hearing in The Rutland
Her Z, i news tper printed in Rutland.
4 true copy OF record.
~ - Attest. b. f. LANGDON
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I ENl $. RUST, Teacher of Music. continues 10
IL sell Bass and Double Bass NIuls, Melodians
and Seraphns, manufactured by Abraham Pres
colt. Instruments which canrut be eSrelltd III
quality OF finish by ant that can lie produced IN the
country. Also, superior yulns, all of which will
be sold at the manufacturers prices aud warranted
individuals or societies wishing 10 purchase any
Of the above Instruments will find it for their inter
est TO call on the subscriber who has now removed
to Rutland, where any communication will be eraie
fully received and promptly answered.
LEVI RUST.
Rutland, MAY Isl, 1913. lsIf
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may for they O,e as pleasant as the best Peppermint,
Candy and posters ali the properties ieqaisite r curing
@ men SICK, ~ experienced Phy.cian,
ana bcmber 81 The Medical Society Of the CITY 81 New
fofk aud has abandoned large and lucrative practice
enable him to introduce Medicine in Ibis pleasant form
FIVE years experience and the consump of one
and INVENT, sI tons ofhs Lozenges has placed them be
You'd coub and uncertainty.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH.
And many 'utfer for months and even Years from them
without .u'Peiing the cause. They may be known by
bad breath picking OF the nose gnawing of the
Pse9ess about the lips and flushed cheeks starting IN sleep
gho'hg OF The teeth pain IN the stomach belly limbs and
JOINTS flashes Of heat ehls dowsness headache dts had
taste IN the mouth dry cough eveshnes voacous
to itching Of the &c The multitude of
cases these LoZenges have cured is almost "a
failure has never been known
MY HEAD WILL SPLIT
o'ten sad by those who subject TO headache -
Sheasn CamPhor Lozenges ia cure any no
nn" bad IN ten minutes. They cure Papitaton OF The
eea seLneas, Lowness II Spirits Dependency ia
ana most Nervous Diseases that sbor spaae lime
ihsS ope all The distressing SYMPTOMS Of nights dis,
ptoa, Up We 'pis and snasle person TO undego
ng,1n DIon To walk II hours without re,t or ,Ls.o lie
N NC eouid not have done II without them
MY COUGH WILL KILL ME
quo sun hey go on negieeting It I'LL the grave
d,aI ihem up stermanS Cough LozeHgss viii ia,oe-
uaiey ailay all ordinary cases They eur. ~. most
r. isesh ones 10 few bours and never sil To do 90
ssthma' whoopng cough eough attending measles and
usb'hes Of the eei they give instant relief Ia Con,pmn
Ntef. death has not set his seal tbese L,zesa.,
the bloom to Tie Laggard cheek and 10 H.
ohsr"i'e lost patient TLsy ba,. cured great man, VIC
,%h' that had boen given BY their tysosn, nd f.p
esieor'iy Tor eurh2 coughs ind colds 90 ouiek and
s4'Iy ~ known throug bont the civilized void 80 az,
9thsha or them Is Leyond the conception Of an OaI,
~ I'VE or Az Of thsse Lounges pleasant 70 n. tss,s
- common sugar plumb curing The MOI, a,.,,.s,,
coughs IA ICES than Thirty miaules. "-'"s
RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.
shu NeStnefs IN tie breas, SIDE bach o, aar nan ~
Sp. female ~eAkhes.i fsIing ofthe womb, sic, L.
&c " stsrmsns Poor Mans Plaster sb,cL Ca, OF,
,oo,, 80, applied 10 eorss era~sihem DOT BY ne
toos "boei The least pain When such men a. N. Ion
as'oe cs'k. lion Ed J. Porter lion a G n.s,s',s.
Ne p.fs@, asAony: Re. Sebastian stsss,sr Rev NJ
81 o. 'oetoft Mott, R"dgers, Smith and ysndsrnooI
80. hehsoa and MAYOR Uphsn lend their SANCTION
h the shsa.ahd Others that have be.n esred ), s.os
shs.s. tsIsnges, none doubt their etesi .sd ps
question asis siuuts 49, $50 eh-
Is.is o' heies R'ehsrdson, sberburus; Strong A. BL
'"'''fe. hael Psfkef. Clarendon North Fis,, D,n.i.
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DApER IANGlNGS. a great variety OF new
i and splendid patterns, Just received and for
sale al low pressure prices. Also, medium, Cap,
Leier, Note and Billet Paper OF the frs, quality,
just received al the Rutland Book Store
County Court and Justices Blanks, Blank Deods
&c. &c. KEEP, constantly on hand and for sal, as a.
boye Jas. Z. MILTON.
Rutland, 23d may. q 90
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Lumber.

Lumber.
100000 spruce shingles 2 inch plank,
Oodtus Also,
Si9ehHl ana common Troy plougLs; corn plouehs.
'.4.iI. Ae'.esi stoves plough poinis; sidehil
LEATHER
1000 los sole leather upper leather; calf skins;
1000 tanned sheep skins BvKr A. No.
Rutland, NAV 9. Ist3. Ie,St
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LOOK AT TnIs-HAvE YOU A CoCGn

LOOK AT TllIS-HAVE YOU A COCGH
$4,000 die of the Consumption every year IN d,
United States, and millions suffer from TROUBLESOME,
coughs and colds, that can be cured by DIR NJ llich
cocks Vegetable Cream Cough Diops, safe med.
cal prescription, containing no poisonous drug. ,N
used in an extensive practice for several yeau vii
most positively afford relief, and save YOU irr
that awful disease, pulmonary consumption, whc
sweeps into the grave hundreds ofthe young, ti
lovely and the gay.
Have YOU cough DE persuaded TO purchase
bottle OF the Cough Drops to-day! To-mono'
may ue 100 ate. nos
HAIR HAIRS-BALDNEs G,
Important Discorery-he Great Mysfery found ni
al last.
DR STERRYs HAIR REGENsRAToR Sietry a,
ter much attention to the important, subject Of pr.
serving the hair has. after many experiments chez
cal aud physical, been able TO discover an arti.i
whi'h is now offered with the greatest con6d,a
for the toilet, the best thing ever discovered n
lis soiiening and penetrating quality, TO product
good head Of hair-to prevent il from falling 3
when badness is apprehended--,o restore il sh
badness has taken place, and TO proven, it fra
turning gray. II, more nourshing than pomags
antique oil, OF Cologne water. 1t is a beautiful
lcle tor ladies' curls--it makes the hair sot an
lively, atd produces uncommon brilliancy. Tho.
sands have tested its superior virtues and ercelet
cy, and in every instance il stands unrvalled IL
an niallIble in all affections oi,he skin on L,
head-as dandruf, &c, DC. Every family shos.
be supplied with bottle Of this oil, that BY its i,
pcation TO the head and hair of children, the btn
hair, which nature has supplied US, may be pn.r
cd
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Ia Id

krcoks ku,lery, Of the latest and beat styles in
the shape Of pocket Knives also pocket Scissors,
Silver pencils, great variety OF steel pens letter
folders, stamps, motto seals, embossed, gilt border
ed plain Visiting Cards, fancy oolored Waters, do
Sealing Wax, Drawing Pencils, carpenters do;
Csmes Han do and good variety OF fancy articles
Just received from New York and for sale chesp at
;he Rutland Book Store by Jas. +. MILTON.
Rutland 23d may
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Removal.

n DUNKLEE informs the Inhabitants of Ru,-
Il land and vicinity tina, he has removed his
cooper shop into the building formerly occupied by
barber as wheel wright shop, Two doors north
of the. jail where he is ready to attend 10 all orders
IN his line with prompness and despatch.
Rutland, April Is, Isl3. I9ar
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The Attention orPurchascrs
infItc1 y he tTicnflfe ADD ysIled sssOfifnfn
i q
rnnEIrS ANn nnMrsTt1. Innne

i q
FOREIGN kSD DOMESTIC GOODS
50 The SHOP 81 nlc subscribers. az CeAct1a a. age
We have token particular pans TO supply ourselves
wi' Oh goods usually found 90 country Shops. snd
trtenS - oer c'ey suiole The smallest poss b.e
advance itsn ne cost, either Tor cash. good credit
Of barter We have good assortment OF Tie best
Family Gra,rri,s an abundance 81 all sorts Of DIV
Oooat Hsrdtcdre Crociery and q ars Faoe The
whole comprising a vaiieiy worthy ola call FROM ell
buyers within dozen miles of'us From all such
we hope TO receive far proportion OF patronage
MrRHiLL & AiSswoErn.
Cssilcion, Nav 10 1919 90 ~
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n D L | G. f.

I hereby forbid all persons from harboring or
L trusting john Dc c. Woods, a minor, on my ac-
count, he having left me without just cause, as
shall pay no debts of his contributing after this date,
but shall claim all his wages
Attest, y. Weller JOHN WOODS.
Tinmouih. May IL, 1913 2O:o2
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BELL, Rutlsad, Henry simonds, f,psfo,d, 8
i.Apham a Vail Wahngtori, Allen Grove, n -,
Vail and Go. Dsnby Bofoagh, S,n,e, J S''A 1
Co,nes, y Jameson. Gs,ticton; " IsrSA
Freuetick kellogg, East Poults,,, lohn e . n
bury T. ID Bu,h. Dwell. Ira Binsham s,,s''u ,
y. Blns, brandon, Hooker & woo,te, "
volnoy Ross, srsndon w.Chspman Or~,n ~
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Found tn .NcsC York.

STANLEI Thorn, Nicholas Niekleby Heads oC
y tie PeoTe, Barnaby Rudge, Sketches by Boz,
Oliver Twist, Piokwick Papers, Old Curiosi,y hop.
Jioboken, Wing and Wing History Of the Devil and
variety Of Lock Jaw Illustrations, all OF which are
for sale by the subscriber. Jas 7. MILTON.
Rutland, 35d NAV.
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Lead Pipe and Improved Pumps

YNtiE subscriber informs the public tina, he con-
Il iinues 10 manufacture Lead Pipe q, Granville
Corners, Washington County, n. Y, and will fur
nish any quantity at short notice.
lie will also furnish and put up pumps Of different
descriptions, such conditions as cannot fail to
satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience in the business, he
will be able to sell Pipe and Pumps cheaper than
can be obtained, Of the quality, from any 9TH
er establishment. JAMES +. ESTEY.
Granville Nav !, ls43. I7:i3
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Lumber

SPRUcE and IIemlock Boards, Hath, lining ~
- iehce do. cheap as the cheapest. Also -
hfs' rate spruce and hemlock shingles, iof sac y
c. d A. BrtLIS
East Clarendon, Nay is, 1919. %~
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Attention Cavalry.

VTN1IE members Of the Fourth Cavalry Company
Il 9Th Regiment are hereby warned 10 appear a,
Cas,leon Village on Tuesday the 9th day Of June
next, at O'Clock A. m. uniformed and couipped as
the law directs for inspection and review OF arms
and military drill.
n. Is. The law makes it necessary to have a
cartridge box and twelve round, of cartridges it al
so makes i, necessary to he parade a, 0 o'clock,
forenoon. BY order Of f. II. BLISS, Captain.
+. w. WhiIock, Clerk
Castleon, Nav 10Th, Isi3 81 o.
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PISturing

FOR one hundred head OF cattle, well fenced, IN
a, reduced prices. Enquire Of John Strong
GEo. w. SrRosO
Also, 200 bushels of potatoes, for sale.
&. w. STRONG
Rutland, May 8, ls43 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-30
Remedy for the Piles.

ITO those afflicted with this erievous maady, the
subscriber is happy 10 announce that he has
prepared what repeated rlal has proved 10 be safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applications
OF the Ointment nfallibly removes the complaint of
common malignty. The subjoined cer,ifi .ates
show that its virtues, if properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggravated and nve,era,e char
acter.
Sold al the Rutland Booksiore-price IS cents
box. D. kIRkALDIE
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
bes, effects from the use ofthe ointment prepared
by ID. Krkaldie, for the Piles, and We do earnestly
recommend ii to all who are similarly affected, as
most speedy, safe and successful remedy for that
complaint JorL LockLiN,
THOMAS $. SPENCER,
JOSEPH TAYLOR,
Rutland, Dec. 8, 1872 1926
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New Goods.

NJ C.. LANGDoN 4 CO.-aie now receiving
WI. Arery large and choice assortment OF G oo,s
"a style adapted 70 tbe season, and 10 pgce 10 ihe
times, leing a. low Is tie produce 81 ihe farmers
Dry Goods lowei han iAey were e,ef knoUn 1, he
t!uce The settlement Of tie couniry. We pledge
ourselves that persons wishing to purchase goods
with good oTed, OF Cash, shall NJ, 20 away Gisssts
LED With The rsces. Dor iebds and lie public
generally are nvied 10 eau aud Examine our prices
before Purohas z elsewhere
hsy Is, 1873 5000
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Brick.

A fh" thousand good Brick Tor sale by
BARRETT 4 CO.
' % '9'<- 1921
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Administrators Sale.

On Saturc iy.3dday Of June next1, theslore of',be
late James -. Butler, will be sold al Auction all
me Goods Mat remain unsold al that time among
which, are Scythes, Gfndslones Cutlery, Glass and
Hardware, large qlantily of Saddle and Harness
trimmings dye woods and paints, shoe makers
iooi tools Tor 'afmers, carpenters joinefs cabinet
makers, SAND and co!ored paper, some shelf goods
buttons books, stationary. and many other things
useful and. convenient. Old customers and friends
OF the dece 1sed requested TO call on the abore
DAY. Sales 10 commence al @, a. m.
- 90 MOSES PERKINS, Administrator.
WE the subscriber, beins appointed by the Hon,
w Probate Court for the district of Fairbaven
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adius, all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
OF
Lucinda Carter, late IF Pepson,
IN said district deceased rcpre ,ented insoven, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in oTse,
thereto, and slN months from the LIST day March
last, being allowed by said court for that purpose
we DO therefore hereby give notice that we will al,
tend TO the business OF our sard appointment a, the
dwelling house Of Elijah Carter in said Benson, on
Wednesday the lih dly Of June next at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of said day
PH'Lo wmcox' l.. C. KELLOGG, Com'rs.
Benson, say 10, Isf3 eo.oo
W. tie subscribers, being appointed bv lie Hon
Probate Cont forthe district OF Rutland com.
m'sslonefs 10 receive examine and adjust all claims
ana demands OF Oh persons against the estate Of
I'arid Daiy, late Of P,fisf,ld.
~ sai1 District, oeeease, represented insovent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in ofTso,
thereto, and six months from the Is, day Of Nv
INST beng allowed by said Court for tina, rur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice thai zee
vi" attend to HE business Of our said appointment, a,
toe dwelling house Of the widow Of said deceased
IN fn,shed on tie frs Wednesdays Of August
and September next, from @ O'Clock a. N. until 4
O'Clock, r r. On each Of said days
w. r. Blossom, Asa CANS, Com.
fiiisfela. MaF s. ls4a nn.n
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Eiour. supcrfinc Viour,

WILL be tsr' constantly on hand BY lie sub
sefi5sfs, al y hiiehal prices, addlng the pr,ce
Of transportation By ne load or siGrle barrel
Eastern ieams,ers are invited 10 give Us a call
MEaRiLL : ANsNoarH.
'Astei ., MAJ 10, 1873. 90 &C
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-30

1000 Yards Eastern heavy Shoetng., su.
peIior article, just received and for sale rs
BARRETT & Co.
Nav eaA
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Ecell,, Teeth.

4 G. w. SMITH, NJ. d., Debt.st, msy he CON
IA. suited by those wishing his services, at his
residences ia Castieton, after date.
March 90, lS43. l3If
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Peas.
Cedar Post.
sheep Tobacco

RukT MASON have ga SAFE 1000 lbs sheep
t'eaeee- ls2l May 6, l;i3.
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uUsICALINsTRUuENTS.

Rutland. Dec. "a. 1872.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-06


Mn CLAy.-The advice of fool, -il is said
in some old proyerb may sometimes be OF ser
vice 10 wise man. Shielding ourseli under
this morcel of antiquated sapience, we venture
10 advise Mr.. Clay 10 be lille more frugal of
letters for publication, or TO adopt style some
what less viluperative and bitter than that in
which some of his late replies 10 invitations have
been written Below is one written 10 the Clay
Club Of Fayelle county, Virginia, which, il APP
pears TO US, is entirely wanting in that sort Of
dignifed forbearanee, that charac Ierzes the Ian
guaye of a statesman, who is prominent can
didale for the Presidency Of the United States
Admitting all which Mr. Clay says OF Mr.. Ty
Ter 10 be true, and admitting that all which he
insinuates in respect TO others, whom he has not
named is deserved, does ii comport with the
character of Mr.. Clay, and with the position
which he now occupies before the people, thus
g to fall cursing like very drab, scullion Z"
We suppose il would require no ghost from the
grave TO tell who it is against whom Mr.. Clay
recommends that all - our efforts should be dl-
rected,o although he has not designated the in.
dividual or individuals otherwise than as those
" who first seduced" Mr.. Tyler, "and then
profted by him"
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

Several papers IN the large cities aud particularly
that class known as the penny press, have opened
warfare upon Mr. Wicklide, the efficient and able
Postmaster General, for undertaking to prevent a
violation OF those laws which he has sworn 10 see
faithfully executed II is well known that several
individuals in the large cities have commenced run.
ming what is called expresses the great thorough
fares OF travel and between the cities and larger wi
lagos for The osensble purpose Of carrying package.
and parcels, which would not come under the head
OF mailable matter These expresses have become
successful, and usually conveyed IN railroads ard
steamboats,, where the mail is carried IN other words
they travel by the quickest conyeyances from place
to place Their expresses, instead Of combining their
business to ITS legitimate purposes, have commenced
carrying letters and newspapers until the revenue Of
the Post Office Department has been seriously atlcc
cd by II.
It's well known also that any contractor. for carry,
ing the United States Mail, stpulatos with the govern.
ment not 10 be engaged IN carrying letters or mail.
able matter out Of the mail nor allow it 10 be DONE
10y others ~ his conveyance and furthermore swears
that be will obey the laws and Constitution of the
United States, and protect the Department as far as
he can, from fraud Congress has passed laws. at
different times, for the protection Of the Department
and forbidden any person from being engaged in trans
hitting mail intelligence or parcels out of the mail
from place TO place, under severe penalties This
law through some cause other, has been entirely
disregarded by these EXPRESS companies as well as
the oath Of contractors who are employed on rail
roads and steamboats, in carrying the mail by allow
ing The express agents to carry this unlawful BUSH
ness ~ their cars and boats, until II has become the
duty OF the Postmaster General 10 take measures for
lis enforcement. To do this, he has issued a cir.
ouar and sent TO all the contractors, in which he
calls their attention 10 the law, and expresses q
determination TO execute it, as far as he can. For
dong TINS hs IS eensurcd IN the 'eversst terms, by
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-06
EDWARD DOVE, Jr., Secretary.

Jeremy Taylors nightly prayer for himself and his
friends was, for Gods mercfu deliverence and pre-
,ervation from the violence and rule Of passion, from
a .eryile will AMI commanding lust from pride and
vanity, from false opinion and ignorant confidence,
from improvdence and prodigality, from envy and
the spirit of SANDER, from sensuay from presump-
ton and despair, from state Of temptation and a
hardened spirit, from delaying Of repentance and
perseverng IN sin, from unthankfulnoss and rreli-
gon, and from scducing others; from all infauaton
of soul, folly, and madness; from wlfllDess, self
love. and vain ambition, from vicou, life, ard an
unprovided death.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received "Campbelrs Foreign Semi
Monthly Magazine" of November l, which contains
much interesting matter The leading articles
"The Life of Sir David While, by Allan Cunning
ham'-and "the Biography of Espartero"-are well
worth perusal, and full Of interest.
Also, the second and last part of the "Mysteries OF
Paris" novel, by Eugene Sue, translated from the
French by Charles III. Town, Esq. For sale by F.
Taylor, price 25 We have read the first part
of this work; and, so far from seeing any thing in
its tendency to condemn, we incline to the opinion
ence.
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Acting under, tho act Of Congreu passed the IAN
INV i7s3 relating to fugitive slaves. or any other law
Thai NAV bs passsd Of similar tunpegt Thus would
,ecw from the aforsssid decsion TO % pereosy con
The court by the language before quoted. By such
I'M act the evil CONSEQUENCES OF the decision may In
some degree be mitigated
I also recommend law prohibiting all executive
officers of the from arrestng, or OBTAINING In JAIL
any person who is claimed as fugitive slave be-
leyng this to be proper mode Of exhibiting the de-
termination OF this state 10 do no act which she may
consltutonally omit To do, 10 countenance the IN
sttulon of slavery. The commonwealth OF Massa-
chusets has recently passed such law and the e1-
ample is believed 10 be worthy oil imitation me
passing of the statute proposed shall incidentally tend 10
prevent he yeeaue Of fugitive lares, may we not we'll
excaim in its de ence IN the language oil The sage
of Montcello-'' shall distressed humanity find no
asylum!""
These recomme ndations would seem 10 re.
quire hardly any other comment than an ex-
vernon of any State in The Union could be found
so detcien in common sense, or common hon
rSly, or both, as 10 recommend The passing Oh
statutes " htch shall '.lend to prevent the re-
capture of fugitive slaves" as a mode OF dis
charging without evasion, a sworn obligation
which admonshes him in the clearest and most
explicit terms that "such slaves shall be delv-
cred up"
Such are some of the fruits, TO which we have
heretofore alluded of the crusade which Mr.. John
Quincy Adams in the spirit Of Peter The Her
NIT, and in the name of religion, is carrying on
against the constitutional ri Ihts, the property,
and the lives Of the people Of the South.
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Tur SANTA FE TRaDE.-Santa Ana has issued a
decree which cfectualy closes the commerce which
ha, hitherto been carried on between the U. stats
and New Mexico. lie directs all the custom houses
on the frontiers adjoining the territory OF the United
State. to be closed II J. hard 10 tell what the Die
tator ], driving at
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
SUBSCRIBERS.

UrMr HENRY M. LEWIS is our travelling
sgen, for Alabama, Tennessee, and part OF Missouri
uS-Mr ISRAEL 4. JAMES for the South and
Southwestern States and Florida, assisted by James
X. Whippe, VIM. ii. Weld, 0. ii. z. Stem, and
Henry Platt.
IrMr. C. W. JAMES for the Western States,
Iowa aud Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meeker,
James r. Smith, J. b. Humphreys, J. Dent, q,
H. Comstock, and f. Y. Jennings