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THE limits TRACT
April 2, 1874.

THE JUNIUS TRACTS-PRIcE
REpUcED.-The Publishers have made
such arrangements with the author as to
enable them to announce that the Junius
Tracts will hereafter be sold at the Tri-
bune Office for SIS thousand, for the
Presidential campaign. The Wing pa
pers ofthe Union are respectfully request
ed to announce this reduction of price,
which will no doubt be acceptable, and
the means of much wider and more
general diffusion of these popular, useful
and effective documents, now eight IN
number, 16 pages each. entitled as fol,
lows Il. the Test; or Parties Iried
by their .Aefs.-2. The CtrreHey.-o'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-08

The Tmif.-4. Life Of Henry Clay
5. Political AbOlitiOn.--6. DemocracY.-
Z. Labor dndgdpitaL-S. The Public
Lands.
The character of these Tracts is suf.
ficiently known. Our Wing friends and
the Clay Clubs Of the Union are inform4
ed that all orders, accompanied with re-
mittances, will be executed by the publish
ers, Messrs. Greeley g. M 'Elrath, with the
utmost promptitude-
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For the Northern Galaxy.
THE PROSPECT.
To the Central Committee Of The TernuOn,
Temperance Society.

gentlemen:
My labors in your behalf commenced early
in March last, as you will recollect at Mid
dlebury. While remaining there several days,
in consultation with you, twice addressed
the Young Mems Society, and other friends
of the cause. / was highly gratified to dis
cover such determined resolve, in many OF
YOUR most active and influential citizens, and
though some of the more respectable OF that
community yet stand aloof, or even openly
oppose our movements, you will find them
driven, ere long, through very shame at theil
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-08
RUTLAND, April 10, lS45.
AIR-"Old Dan Tucker"

AIR" Old Dan Tucker"
From Yankee Land'-at the dawn Of day
We all set on our joyous way,
Our flag we unfured, and our mountains runs
With the joyful notes of the song we sung
On! on, to the Battle marching,
On! on! 10 the Battle marching,
Onl on! to the Battle matching,
For Old Kentuck.' we all are marching.
From Old Vermont we've come along
Our cline is cold-our hearts are warm
Our Evergreen is floating free,
II has ever led to victory
Hurra, Hurra, the green sprig's waving,
Hurra. Hurra! the green sprig's waving,
Hurra! Hurra! the green sprig's waving,
For sold Kentuck!' the green is coming.
Oh, the Evergreen, is a stout old tree,
Its branches wave Ger the brave and free,
Itproudly stands while it laughs to seorn
The lightnings fash, and old winters storm
Hurra! Hurra. the green sprig's waving, &c.
Our hardy sons are brave and true,
And pure is the air they draw;
Our mountains are unconquered yet,
And we boast the Star that ne'er las set.
Hurra! Hurra, the star is cleaning;
Hurra. HurraI the star is CLEAN ing;
Hurra! Hurra, the star is cleaning;
Upon Old Kentuck' tits brightly beaming.
Oh! the Yankee boys are wide awake,
They come from hill, from valley, and lake.
And the song they sing, both night and day,
Is 'cl'ar the track for Henry Clay!
Hurra, Hurra! Vermont is coming;
Hurra. Hurrai Vermont is coming;
Hurrai Hurra, Vermont is coming;
For Harry Clay Vermont is coming,
Now heres to Thee, of the frozen North!
Oh, Old Vermont we know thy worth;
For thy hills and valleys and mountain rock,
Well on, on, to the battle-shocki
And strike! strikeI while thou art calling;
Strike! strike. while thou art calling;
Strikel strike while thou art calling;
For Harry Clay Vermont is calling
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS.

The Vermont Delegation met at the Astor
House this morning; A. L. Catlin, of Rut-
land in the chair, and Gen. Clark of the same
county. secretary. They appointed Cole
mans Exchange Hotel as their rendezvous
in Baltimore. Upwards of two hundred del
crates from Vermont were present, and they
expect to outnumber the Delegation of any
other State. They have with them fine
Band from Rutland co. We listened to the
gathering of the Delegation, which we give
below:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-05-08

10 Poor Mr.. Niles is brought on to
the floor Of the Senate every day. He is
hopelessly insane,- and viii not take his
seat.
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MR.. CLAY ON THE TEXAS CUES
TTON

The following letter from Mr.. Clay to the
editors was forwarded from Raleigh on the
day of its date. but did not reach our hands
in time for publication earlier than to-day,
Nat. Int
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
JEW DA VIDS OR HEBREW
PLASTER
THE very best remedy that is kno,

, EYRE very best remedy that is known for all
Kinds of pain or Weaknesses, such as rhenma-
iism, govt pain in the side, hips. breast, back and
limtt, headache, nervoas iooihache, &C.. in every
case IF which it has pro. ed an eflectua cure. -
There is nothing better for its solening and healing
qualities in cases oiscrotuous humors knots. wens
white swelling, hard tumors stiff onts aaue in the
breast. &c. 1t is also very beneficial in giving per
manent relief in Graduating pain and imparng
strength in all cases of weakness weakness in the
stomach. weak limbs, lameness, affection of tie
sPino, female weakness &c. No person subject TO
pain or weakness in the back side should be with
out II; married ladies in delica'e situations find
great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application OF this plaster between the Shout
ders has been found a certain remedy for colds,
coughs, phhsic and lung affections in their primary
stages. II destroys inflammation by producing copi-
Gus perspiration., No physician should be without
il. 1t is a cure for corns. Nearly all other
Plastcrs are spread, thereby rendered almost use
less, 10y laying and getting dry before using This
plaster is put up in boxes containing sufficient to
spread six or eight Plesters, pdce so cents box.
A amphlet containing certificates and history
Of the above plaster may be had by calling on any
w. F.. G. S36DARD. Rutland: Addison Bnck,
Phsfcrd; Volncy Ross, Brandon; Ira Bingham,
Sudbury; S. Moody, Mlddebury; James A. Hodge,
Dorset; d. Andrews, Manchester; G. b. & A. +.
Bacor Sunderland; f. Jameson, Casileion; Hitch
cock z Morgan. Clarendon Springs; S. Mears,
East l'oultney; Wheeler e. Swallow, Pawlel; X
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington e. Co. Factory
Point; b. Harmon, North Bennington; John c.
Haswell, Bennington. 3G:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
PRICE REDUCED.
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

RElNG composed of the Persian and Indian
- vegetable extracts, therefore purely veeet-
able; and for eradicang disease in all its varied
forms. they stand unrivalled. In their operation
they effectually remove the very roots of disease
dyspepsia, diarrhea, dysentary and all diseases
arising from an impure state Of the blood or disor-
dered system. They are not unpleasant in their
effects, end at the time restore and .nvigorate
the system. They quicken the circulation, purify
the blood, remove all diseased action. give tone
to the nerves, eSblira,e The spirits and give health
and strength to The whole person. No family
should be without the Persian Pills, for il might
save them from the sick bed of long and lingering
disease Of suffering; also heavy bill of expense
The preventative is easily obtained and the ex pense
small They are The cheapest as well as the best
pills in use-laree box, 10 pills, for so cen,s-smal
box. 35 pills, for 25 cents. A pamphle, containing
certificates and history of The above Pills, may bs
had free, by calling on any of the agents.
For list of agents, see Jew David's Plaster In an
other part of this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
CHEESEMAN'S
Arabian Balsan.

HAS Teen known and appreciated for the effica-
Il ciohs and peculiar property it possesses for
the cure OF every kind of W"unds Bruises, Sproin,
and sores; and is never failing remedy for acute
and chronic Rheumatism. This Balsam affords inn
mediate relief for coughs and lungs, pain in
the side and breast, weakness in the back and oins
and Is warranted 10 cure any case Of the Piles or
ts'uia OF however long standing when every thing
else has failed. This wonder working Balsam will
restore numb or persisted limbs stiff Joints, or numb
ness in any part of the BODY and is sure and pleas
ant application TO Burns, Scaids, Sore threats and
Qu"S'es Numerous and respectable certificates
may be seen where il has effected an entire cure in
all the above cases Being prepared in acc ordance
with strict and well established chemical laws its.
reputation has been and still is onmard, and is now
extensively used in all parts Of the United States.
For sale by DANIELS & BELL Rutland; e.
Jameson Casieion ]. Beaman & Son West Poult-
ney Wheeler e. Swallow Pnwlet; D. Andrews
Manchester; Warren & Bliss Brandon; and in all
the villages IN The county. 42ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
". H. DOWNS
Vegetable Balsamic Elixir

THIS is unquesionably 'he best medicine extant
1 for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, and all diseases o. The LUNGS. II is who'll
y unnecessary TO give any of the Thousands of rec.
ommends that have been given in favor nfihis med
rine. As guarantee to community tho subs cji-
Der will here state that he sells none except that
which is furnished by Curtis e. butcher of ST. AL
bans. w.. who are the General Agents A large
supply is now offered forsale at wholesale or RETAIL
at the Rutland Bookstore by
43lG WE. C. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for recipient
Consumption, asthma Of every stage. Bleeding of
The Lungs, Coughs. Colds, Liver Complaint, and
all diseases Of The Pulmonary Organs. may be had
Of The agents named below
HJAl published statements of cures reformed
by this medicine are. IN erery respect, TRUE. BE
careful sud get the genuine "DR WisTAn's BALsAM
OF Wild CHEkRy,' as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should be ad.
dressed 10 Isaac Butts, No. I25 Fulton street, New
iofk' 52:ly
AGENTS.
DANIELS g. BELL, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
e. ut 10 n

This - Ia inio,m The public that all genuine med
ieBe lss ON he SIDE ui lhe boxes,
wugbfs Indian Vegetable PNs,
(iNpiAs rrRoarrs)
nfAs NsriA iH.erican College ef Heath.
Add ,l.o arnund tie border NJ the label. will be
found ia small type. "En'e"-d according in the ac'
oi ronrtr,. IN the sctt 1870 nv WIN WRIGHT
ia tie Clerk. "fTirc Of the District Cour, Of the
Esrrta D.,u-i OF Pennsylvania
Is vii iurher - utservrt tbs, the printed direc-
,ians for using the modi'in.. which accompanies
each box. ais, entered according TO Aciol Con-
srtss. and the same form viii be found a, the bot
tom 81 the ht~i page.
sc gsnai. ln'iisn Vegetable Pills, arc provided
Viti's ,euif ate al agency. -igrrd nv
WILLIAM WRIGHT Vice President.
"l No'ih American College of Health
uhoie,ale Copniy Agents
The plhlic rauinned ag,In., buying Of any
'ui TIE regularly ,ppliul-d agents namely:
- 2 e SrODDARD. Rutland
G Chem ~. West. d.:
Bfown & Dnw Cuii;nesville:
J. Duckm,~ief. Shrewsbury;
G. e. A. Billiard, f. Clarendon
$ Townsend. Jf.. Walneford;
L.ph,m. Vail & Co. South do
J. & $ Vail & Co. Dandy (Boroughl
s. a. \. }. Smith. do.
NV. Sawyer Tinmouth;
Vail & Diis. MlddletOwn;
L. NJ. Walker, Clarendon:
Ripley & Bailey. W. Rutland:
s. d. Wins!nw. Piusford;
Warren d Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do:
Ira Bingham. Sudbury
Weaving & Callin, ORWELL
w, Chapman & Co, do;
T.. H. q 5. Aiken. Benson;
Y. s Armstrong, West Haven
?. fetch Son, Bridpor;
J Frost. do;
Wright & Buck, Shorehsm;
John Simons. Jr., do.
A. Allen Fsirhaven
+. Jameson, Casileton:
o. Richardson, West Poultney,
:. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover. Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow, Pswlet,
J. o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. d, All orders and communications must be {
addressed thus: "a
New England Office and General Depot,
lily leo fremont Street. Boston.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

w ,'e'" > nl-rs. icing appointed by lie Hon
'aH'''@ '"-n for tive oisiric, of Rn,l,nS
commissioner, 10 receive. eIamine and adm, IN
cairns aud demaads Of all persons acnin,, ne ss,,,.
IL, ..i, y ,,',' SAsaTay, late Of Middleio,rn
~ sAl1 aislnri' deceased Represented nsol,er, and
a'so al claims and demands e.hib;,ea I. '', sha
pnef''o, and sir months iiom the Isih a. :,
zee, isi5, being allowed by said conn a., ~,
Purpose we do therefore hereby give no,ics 10,
VIZ attend 10 The business OF our ga s,,.' la
,a,., - We atoe Of c. b. Harrington ~ Middle.
Ma, o., 70 so'h dsy Of March and The "a day 81
On essh q sA1d DAYS VIM "''o'k p m
niI,n.,' ANaNS fns, AssHrL SFALprSo. Coo,',s
- 'ess. '4B
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Worm LoZenges.

DREPARED at The laboratory of Curtis &
Ducher, st Adams, VI These Lozenre,
are decidedly better than !Me,naa's, or any other
now in nse. They are pleasant 10 the TASTE, and
are a sure cure for worms, and MANY other diseases
ofrhildren;-sold at wholesale and retail at the
Rutland Bookstore ',
1918 STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Popular Medicines.

Rnssels Itch Ointment Russels Stomach Biiiers.
Golden Bilers. Cirrassisn Hair Dive: Lewis Tooth
Powder. Besrs' and Bnrai, Oil, Ross Eve Salve,
fwehs Anti Billions Pills ANY Of The above med
icioes can lie obtained at wholesale or retail by
railing on
43l6 W r. c. STODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Flour.
STATE OF VERMONT, DE i, remembered

STATE OF VERMONT DE i, remembered
Distract of Rutland, S. - that at a special
p'ooa'e court held al Rutland within and for said
cS'fie' on The eth day nf January. A. d. 1874.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Almond Powell administrator Of the estate Of
J"n''sn Powell. late If Chlenden in said district,
W. easeo' 'nfs's'e' having Ibis day presented his
pe"'i"nln "',ins representing that IL is necessary
se ;" m"ehoi the real estate Of said deceased as
wa raise 'hs sum OF $1,000. in urder Ia nav him
we " 'l'n'e due HIN as administrator aforesaid. for
n- u'e oe''S ami Expenses Of administration.
a"i paving said cunr To giant HIM lc.ns.
= "f'ered 'hs, said application he referred fo,
; n' ing and decision lo,ic fits, Mnndav. La;,g
''T ~ 90" ~ Arb neyi. add that a copy ot,bis
"f''' No. tn''ii'hed Three weeks successvely n,syi.
"'' u'e'''". IN ihe Rutland Herald. n.wsnane,
F' 'lrI At hml'n'. that all persons interested NAV
"p : ' 40 PIE" bonds a' the psymen, Of the debts
~ ''y-. - administration. or otherwise obiec,
!" ,'e same niAey cause Nv
tue eopy olre60rd
HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
l. NATURAL EE1Zl-y,
WlSIGIfT'S
Indian Vegetable Pills

G, rrs sosrH ,stssciH coiLrot ~ HtstrH
fnHFsF extraordinary Pills rnrnposcd r
fisafs wAach eres spontaneously N rot owl
soi IN ere therefore teief sdspseo 80 ruiisU-
i5ons then n~disinss ecncccird iron fo'ern d'ugs
be~.v,t vel itey nsy " compounded and 80 me
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
ss iesnS-i uoa sls rrincipie that The human bod
10 IN iru'h
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE
va eerfuta humor., .nd ilsi Esd medicine eufe'
iAis disease On
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.
" ei,ssa-g asS yasify,se ne BODY. VII 10 man
Les th,i tfihe ronsisteilan he not entirely exhaust
ed per.es,tsnre IN their usr. according ia titec-
isn. d. Abso0ieiy certain 10 drive disease oil every
u.1ss hom the body
the INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will t~ found one Of the hest, II ~, the very beU
medicine In tie world lof the carrying cot This
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because he, crrsl from the body al morbid and
cuftutd huunis (,te 81 diseased ~ an easy
snd NATURAL MANNER. aud while they eve
~ day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease Of evsry name Is rapidly driven from the
BODY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Whites Salvc I!

As been used with beneficial effert in ease. y,
rheumatism pain in The breast, back or side
~ we mao ague In the face. sores. spra1s
ana la sgs ano even fsfens when first coming;
Ta. great cures in cases of frozen lee,
Ia,nffs have 50 found it equally as GOOD r., iee nee.
-, w"ppa', For sale wholesale and retail a, 'he
sTODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Consumption 81 Ltcer Complaint.
DR. TAyLoRs BALsAM OF LivERwoRT.
From 375 Botrern. Ne1p York


From 375 Bo'eery, Netc York,
Nok The cure Of coughs, colds, caiarfh asthma,
soreness oil the chest, pain in the side and
oreas', raising of hood, Liuer Com plaints Broncbi
us ana all those affections 81 The throat and Lungs
"hlch are source OF So much suffering. and uaar-
rested so often terminate in CONFERENCE.-The
remedy Is highly and justly distinguished. Il is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle it its effects upon
'he system and can be taken in the mos, delicate
cases WIN safety as well as Utility PhysiciaIs.
"msIe o. us medical properties and Witnessing us
enec's even IN extreme, and in some instances. an
parehiy almost hopeless cases often prescribe !, N
sle,r ptaelice' Doth palliative and a remedy
a'u WIN INC medical Faculty generally, il has mel
xs, "a, o''on Gold and cough, This is one Of The
'', pes' ' .r ever discovered.
i, a. ~ mere is spurious aud counterfeit, ar,;.
,h anoa', aho la'ely Introduced into line country.
Co., T1s pa eaie'u 10 get the eenuine, which i,
ma pa' y: y. and Is for sale al the Ru,-
Sna Bookstore by &c. s,odda,d, F J,m d nua-
F., 1 ION, =. Allen, Fairhaven: Move, q usr,;.
rsM rouinsy; Doc f. Vail. MidJie,oso. ' sm.;
cS Swnssna, r. waliioefad: Hchrock Mem, a
''V'e esly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
DIR. j. L. BANGS
Rcnovatinp Mixturc

E'oh me cure OF Rheumatism, Ulcers of al kinds
particularly liberated throat, nosiriIs. feet and
.es, sMenings ana an diseases of the skin, ami
.,eV "ther kindred disease. Also sure cure for
f"eS IN lis most aggravated form For sale whola,
SAFE ana retail at the Rutland bookstore bv
SfO DARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

TEis NAV cent, tia, il
stephen ff.nkha Hale. r,no, al. nv ~, son
u ne eseo'nss OF lawful ace. aud shsl cl,,m I'M W,
o. ms e,fniags, aat pay M debs 81 Al. none
alter this date s,. "i,,,,'ae'ihg
Rulland, Jan. &c. 1854. hA,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

This J. 10 laio,m The public that all genuine m,
ieiBe BE-, on he SIDE ut ihc boxes,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
Rejection of the TeYas Treaty.

Dir. Tylers Treaty has been rejected by the
decided vote of l6 to 35 The following are
tho yeas and nays:
YLAs-Messrs. Atchiaon, Bagby, Breese,
Buchanan, Colquitt, Fulton, Haywood, Hon
derson, linger, Lewis, McDuilic, Semple, ee-
vior, Sturgeon, Walker and Woodbury-I6
NAss-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Alherton,
Barrow, Bates, Bayurd, Benton, Bcrrien,
Choate, Clayton, Crit,enden, Dayton, Evans,
Fairfield, Foster, Francis, Huntington, Jarna-
gin, Johnson, Mungnm, Merrick, Miller, More.
head, Niles, Pearce, Phelps, Porter, Rves,
Simmons, Tnlmadgo, Tappan, Upham, White,
Woodbridge and Wrght-35
Only ono Senator was absent Ilannegan.
The correspondent of the Tribune says he
intended to vote for ii, but was so disgusted
with the ridiculous correspondence upon the
subject, that he could not swallow it. Thus
ends Mr.. Tyler's Treaty. Tho Madisonsian,
with its usual sngacity, has been proclaming
that only two votes were wanting to secure its
confirmation; and has threatened vengeance
upon these two rccreant Senators. Perhaps
the Madsonian will now favor the public with
their names.
MIR. Benton has given notice of bill for
tho annexation Of Texas, on certain conditions,
one Of them being the assent of Mexico.
Prov. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
GREAT BAEGAIMSI
Ar Q,A-a GUDAP 3pO4Hs
1GO. Thames street.
NNNs
sNNN

4 s the subscriber intends leaving New.
port IN The cOurse,ut n few weeks, he
would call the attention of Ladies To the
low ptlces at which he Is selling his Y1LuA-
BLE SToCk, WIZ
Brown and beached cotton hose ai cents;
shirlinps at Ga; chluls O., worth . !; calicoos
good quality AT = cents muusel:u Ge lanes
ut II Al, de lame ShsSs, lHge sizes ct
~ % bonnet ribbons l2i, worth ID nigln
caps > ceuts elastic mtIs - cents fancy
crovals at - cents FOR TWO l.lse
thread gloves nj 81 Russia Diaper, extra
quality NJ ! 90 per piece . ilncn darpask
at 90 cents, worth az super 10 linen dam
ask NJ - cents, worth 81 %; white spool
thread nt 9 cents per dozen; all kinds OF
culorcd cotton cloths, ,ickIngs, nonncls,
Broadcloaihs. Cnsslmeres, &c. &C., at the
like hrDuctp pRIcrs. Bonnels cf every
DESCRIPTION, Laccs. Balzoun"s. parasols, sun
shades, aud every variety of Fancy Goods. at
prices that cannot meet with competition.
X. GRAHAM
Newport, juno g, lSii.
O. That Lddy who three wccks ago
Wednesday, took two pieces ~ Fall River
ptint, and was 10 have returned them immc.
dlatcly, is requested TO call aud mlfl her
promise, oibofw. w.sc justice will have TO take
lis course.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
as. SHIP NEWS. sAE5s,
PORT OF wPoRT.
AR RIVED.


THURSDAY, June G.
Schrs Orator, Oakmap, I'm Prov. fnnic,
Durfee, +. River Tor n. York; ThadIous, Wal.
pole, do for do; Superior, Siroui, do for liar.
rngton ;-Sealord, llughs, Norfolk for +, Il r
and sailed ''
Sloop Juno, Hudson, Prov. FOR n. York.
FRIDAY, June7.
Brig Noble, Deming, 10 days I'm Pictou ioi
Providence.
ScIrs Patriot, Barrett, Prov for q. Egg
Ilarbor Hops & Susan, Thatcher, do for
Bath.
schr Iirginign, Finch, from Providence.
SATURDAY, jane 2.
Brig Rowena, Williams, Wilmington for
Fail River, aud sid
Sloop Vig,iani, Heath, fn N. lo'k for this
port aud Prov.
Schrs Tpsll, Gibbs, and Star, Lane, Prov.
for Bait. f; President, willard, do for Norfolk
SIoops Providence, Brown, and Rosetta,
9liycn, Prov, FOR n. York.
MONDAY. June 49,
schr Pilgrim, Dodge Salem for Georgetown,
n. Jersey.
Schrs Dratoy, Harsh, Portsmouth, RI. for
n. York !; Black Hawk, Marble, f. Rver for
Hartford Anna Parker, Brown, do for Albany;
Almria, McCIoud, Rappahannock for Prov
Sloop Jas. Lampheer kenney, N. y for
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

MAMMoTn CUcUMBERs. Some New
York paper Of last week, 1--WE have for
gotten what one, contained an an
nouncement Of a remarkable growth Of
cucumber, measuring l6 inches in
length. This, to be sure. was an ex-
traordinary growth. but we are enabled
to state that In tho garden of Geo.
Jones. Esq. Tin no, bed, Of coursel
10 this place. cucumbers have been
raised tho present season. the largest
Of which measured % inches long. by
Q in circumference. The growth Of
this was but II days from the time the
fruit wassei. Several others, nearly as
large. have been also picked from the
seine vine--and i'll the course of a very
few days tho skilful Gardener, Thomas
Calvin, will havo three more, that are
growing by the side Of each other,
which bid fair 10 exceed in dimensions
those alluded to. Those who doubt tho
statement, arc invited to call and see
for themselves. The Gardener calls
them the "St. Patrick" cucumber, and
says they are as "strait as gun-bar-
rel"
Just think ofa green cucumber, near
ly two feet in length, and 8 inches in
circumference. A rare curiosity, truly
New.Yorkcrs beat that If you can.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

BRIGHTON MARRET-Mond jane 10, 1914.
Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser Patrot
At Market 3i5 Beef Cattle, 10 pa,rs Work
ing Oxen, 800 sheep aud Lambs, and 200
Swine 30 Beef Cattle unsGid.
PEIcEs- Beef Catto--We quote TO CORES
pond with last week--ubout The same prices
were obtoncd for like quality. Extra % n
) ~ first quality 4 81 ~ second quality
4 5Oa4i5 third quality 81 a 4 80.
Working OIcn--Sales at 800, 81, and $50,
Sheep aud Iamts-Od Sheep from 81 TO
275 Lambs from | 50t 30
Swine-Lots to peddle, 4 l-2 for Sows, aud
Pc for Barrows-one lot "a aud 3-lc J
small pigs, for roas,ers, from to DC. NJ re-
tail from > To q l.2c.