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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
Street Commissions ard Chairman OF Assessors:
Street Commissioners Office January 25tr, 1871 J%o

no MASONS- Sealed proposals will be receiT.
ed at the Street Commissioners Office Hall OF Records
until the 7h day Of February next 20 build Uran IN Spe
For further particulars, enquire at the Street Commission
er's Office where specifications may BE- obtained
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
S.roo, coun;ss;nner', Dice January o. 1874. j29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

FIREs.-The machine shop OF the State Prison,
at Concord, N. H., as we learn from Cheneys Ex-
press, entirely DESTROYED on Thursday night
with its contents The fire is supposed to have
taken from one of the stoves used in the building
The dwelling of Mr. Bancroft, of Tyngsborough,
Mss, also burnt TO the ground, about o'clock,
Friday morning.
rS Buffalo paper says white owl was re-
Gently captured at Black Rock, which measured
sir feet three inches from tip to tip of its extended
wings.
~ A female addicted to the use ofardent spirits,
recently burned TO death in the village of Ports
mouth, c. W., by her clothes taking fire,
A fire broke out in the store OF Mr.. A. Z. Crom-
well, No. Ia Globe Buildings, Rochester on Thurs
day morning, which destroyed his entire stock Of
goods, valued at $4,000, and insured for $4,000 by
the Howard Co. Of this city. The clothing store Of
Mr. Doyle adjoining, was considerably damaged,
but fully insured The building is owned by Jen-
nings and Keller, who are also fully insured A
large amount OF vast, belonging TO MIR. Erickson,
stored in the upper story, considerably damaged
by smoke.
The machine shop of the State Prison at Con-
cord, n H. was entirely destroyed by fire the
25sh inst.
The dwelling OF Mr. Bancroft, of Tyngsboro',
was also burnt 10 the ground, about o'clock on
the morning Of the Goth.
p Rev. George Davis, a local preacher of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
ja3O cawtS

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the sale
place the l2h OF June last postponed TO Friday the l2th
DAY Of April 1914 at u o'clock Al in the City Hall
Street Commissioners Office. Oct. 18TH 1885,
ole PAW GIN JOHN EVEN Street Commission or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
THE TRIBUNE.

E.,,rrcxv.-Mr R. T. billiard, Superlntend-
at 81 Common Schools IN Kentucky, has sub
,,t,sd his annual report to the Legislature OF the
t S,a,s II is an able and manly document and
-. ,,redit both to his head and heart Alter
t;no of the wants of the State and OF what
:. doing in the North and Russia, he exclaims;
W;1b the lights of the civilized world around us
and especially of our sister states MI "1I
much, is due from US to the present anu al.
generations. The eyes OF one huiluieo anu
eiqht thousand children are gazing upon US nc
are saving, what shall do % Will the patriot
will the phiIanthropst land above aiiIwili inc
Legislature Of proud and noble State smut oien
ewes against these looks, and stop their ears against
snch an appeal? God forbid! Let plncely equip
apes-costly array-sumptuous fare-roa9s-1;a
nals-all cease, until deep and broad anu nj Ioi
foundation for universal education has Deen H. al.
foundation capable of furnishing goou dnu Con,.
stantial education to every boy and gfl IL ''
monwealth. E,,d :.
The total amount of the Education uno is
1891 600. In closing, he says:
There are. in the State, 1856 chlldfeh between
the ages of and lean excess over 9ral Iepol:eu
bn .0 ,bs last Superintendent Of 4504o Iwenty-nl
and onehalf cents will be the appoTrtonment lor
each child for the year 1914 but II otate 6ohdS
were issued for the amount OF interest due the Board
nc Education and this added TO the principal, IN
stead of S99l, 900, it would be $ll4260O and m
stead of 29s cents per child, 1t would then be 80
cents. The Superintendent would most respect
fully ask, is this any thing more than rght
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

ma FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A va!ua-
bic Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between the Cayu
ca and Seneca Lakes ba exchanged for Illinois land
and monsy. Also Farm OF 100 the Cenango
and canal for cash only. Also, many good Farms New
jersey containing from 10 to 20O Apply a F. j.
G.. Smith, IS Liberty street. n20 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

eESS 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LAM Dis and $500
10 exchange for productive property near New
ork City. Also, $1,000 cash and valuable piece
land adjoining the City OF Chiego, Michigan, for Farm
near Newly Also to exchange, handsome place OF
neat Farm III New-Jersey Apply 10
@dl3f & p & j. &. SMITH IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

aEsH FOR EXCHANGE-A snug FARM contain
Es ing OF Land good House, Barn, Orchard and
Fenc will take ,hTeeQuarers Michigan Lands and
,rre MO tE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

fgssse FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FARM
OF s5acres near the Hudson River Westminster County,
d. % miles from NewYok City Some money will be
put with ii for House and Lot in this City.
NO e A. p & j. c. SMITH. as Lbcrty-:t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

Two CAPITALISTS, ASSOCIATIONS, or
the counties Of Marion, Lewis CLARK Rails and SHELBY. in
me STATE OF titles
of timber and prairie They Will be disposed OF al the vaIu
on OF three persons 10 be selected by The parties Illinois
and Indiana STATE Bonds taken therefor at par Also 20
acres OF like land IN county Pennsylvania near the
terminus OF the Enc Railroad and Genese Valley Canal
Stock received Par ! - ~ ~
Apply to Thomas / Anderson Esq, Palmyra Missouri;
John n IooGinan Esq, Stock aud Exchange Broker 81
Wall street New York; Richard Goodman Esd Hartford
ConnectIcut-or Woodruff Goodman Counse ors AT Law
No. ~ Ieaaf street, New York ia27 cod 2w
E'UR SALE OR LEASE.-Thirtv-tw Los of
i Ground az Ralsmus IN J) bounded kv Jer.ev Avspu,
and Inc, Hasmus and South steees about one mile from
Jersey City For particulars Inquire at No. Chatham
street. d. 2ms
pAGS.-White and colored Cotton Waste and
~ Bale Rope wanted any quantity for cash at rsnr.
iactuIers' prices, By GAUNT & DERRICkSON
5anla hm $50 SoUth.sueet. near Peck slip,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

ORDEkED, That all the creditors OF James e.
~ Porter an insoivent debtor be required 10 show
any the have before The Gig h,h daf Of MeFGh next IT.
lie Cont OF Commo Pleas IN tic City Hall, in the City Of
New York why assignment Of hs :g9 M ITS, tat
.,et TO the prov Of the for tn discharge 81 an
sovent Iom his cebrs Notice Of which 's to be published
in the City OF Now York eatitlsd The 1buoe Dated the
al dav Of January l8ii WM. lNGLiS,
ia20 a.y6lc Associate Judge Newly orit Common P'eas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

ss2 TO LET-At 476 Broadway, room, bed
room aud basement Eea, moderate and taken in board
=s- small family without children preferred. Jag ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

Sc Wiiiialn-strret, General Agent fol this city:
and BY most of the principal retail druggists in New York and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

The dwelling OF Dir. Bancroft OF Tyngsboro',
was also burn, TO the ground, about o'clock on
the morning of the Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

ri OIICEl Is hereby gwen that an application will
BE- made the Legislature OF the State Of Neyy-Yor at
is next session for an Act of incarceration t United La
bores Benevolent SOciey OF the City and County of Ne-
York State paper will please COPY the above il law5w
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against JAMES BLACKWELL late
Of the city OF Nav deceased present the same with
the vouchers thereof TO t7 subscriber the Office of Smith
Barker Nc IS Beskman street the city OF New York on
Dated New-I ork the eighth day OF January 1911
;o,,.sr, IAPtss + > BL4AE1GKWELL sxecnrors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

FEVER AND AGUE.-The w arlington Ehzr equal
Diarrhcra and Dysentery, Worms and Dyspepsia The
Washington El;ali beng composed entirely Of Vegetable
though unequa!led FOR the rgdi,y and visor with which
comrss the stomach TO etora the peculiar functions re-
diseases dose hayg not unfeQnently caused pers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

cSy A Buffalo paper says white owl was re-
Gently captured at Black Rock, which measured
sir feet three inches from tip to tip of its extended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
DARENTS. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Ch-ia-
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
OP o ID T. L ID Q &C
AM ANODYNE uNIMENT

EOR the radical and permanent cure Of goutv
affections ard rheumatic pains. INCIDENT turors wela
tendons bruises cramps, spains numbqess otthe limbs sn
weakness Of The joints Also in the breast back
or rjuS ain and swelling the face throat mups Sc
This smbaocaton is and valuable Combination Of
warn snuant and auodvne ingredients, and will Be found
far SUPERIOR to any of the Ocdeldocs Lpen,s heretofore
invented for any Of the aforementioned mslaes A, an ex
rena application 70 remove pain and inflammation, bene,
fcia Effects mmedats and certain; and rheumatic
pains or gouty affections soothing and acodyue properes
are manifested after It's application. Price 2 cents
Prepared and sold wholesale ana retail, By
DAVID SANDS & Co
Apotheca ries and Chemists II East broadway corner Mar
ketst 20 Fulton-s; aud Z3 Broadway Chamberstree
iGrauite naildns). JIG I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

The Washington Elixir in envelopes containing clear sim
ps and precise for Be obtained OF d.
l. NJ GUloN, l27 BeweEy cor Of Gsni-s and Of 4
Moss COZ Grand and Cannon-stJ J. WeGdoyer al ssghh
Aysnue: A W. Gabauden 81 Sixth Avenue. DR.. k Legget.
cor Aysnpe and Sd streeD T. Banet corner Sd Ave
and Sh Dr. A Field corner BloadwaE ana I'm
eney corner Bowery aud Broom J. j. Coddi3S.on
227 Hudson street. f. L. Cotton &5 OSei
Deromas 4 Coz SO Chatham Or. VIM. Cecil orkylle
A. L. Lounsbury Manhattanvie: DR.. w. q. Wood, Ha.
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Ma FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
improved farm of l25 acres, with all the stock, crops
and tools. The buildings ample convenient and in
fine order II desirable and productive property situated
ia s Brunswick, \. Jersey Diagrams De al the
ofic. of a. p y j. C.. SMITH,
no Il IS LibsrrY street.
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NRArMsE.

In Cab'r,. March g, al srysipelas, RuIh, wifs Mr.
Levi C"ndrnSogh, agrd So.
In LGnsnborzh. Marsh 10, Of sEysipelas, CaIhs-
ras y dnughier Of Leland aud Sibbsl Snow, ssed
"a years and nionlhs-
~ Cosingion, Geaesss roanIy. ". V. Feb. %,
Rev. William TTus, formerly Of tisrJyyick, W.
10 Plsi"fieid. March 10. sf consumption, Harriet.
wife &c Mr. James Town. eyed a.
In this 'osvn, March IS, NAHvS SrILEs. saa Of
Darius and the lais C1lisfs Bradley. aged years
and moaihs.
So GAA--s the isveiy bloauniae lo~er''
In C;rssnssla, Ma March 3, Mr. George tirehneil,
aged o.
In Concord. Ian 81. of srysip@lss, PArTr. wife
af IIsnjamin Woodbury. ID. aged IS; Of the same
disease, Feb 5, Mr. "a MuEL. SoPEa, aged I2s nf
tbs ratno disease Mrs MARTSA, reliet ct Capt. Lot
Woodbury. Mys WoOdbury was long member az
the rarch sf Christ earth. and has eoAS we tru>t.
On isin the church t1rnphsni N heaven. She was
a pattern OF exeeenos and pisty, Tae great Ohiaet
oil her RE seeaed he 90 do good To all srBan6 her
sac ssss beloved ssd esteemed by all ysho know
her HHE e.. ID u CON.
IA Lebanon, " Y. FEB. re. DeA ,PEREz GARp.
ssEa. aged 10, formerly q Ccvent'., W.
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Farm iar Sac.


pressed ~ Csncass. Fsfnnaua naiis siaa hssB
~ usst II Carlrnss GuFusr. $50 sthiu usss
a "a ssi Gsacafa. knw~rn tf 30 aanau n Itsss's
Nili@gs. wtsFs thr1s 10 fHfstshl grfstis 40
40 % i.h b. Seed fate Grual Mra, snd $50 Mta ~
whsea hrssaa. sagagss sod risfAa-fts au~sa,
oai Mli. nua naz " hsfi~fn1ht's .hay in - Va
age 80 fssa biarksrnlihs ss,l rha@nslsr IL
Psapia 81 itia siTtnig hsts caatractrd 60 ne
rsan AS fni-slns 81 eanssnsruf Nisstitss- hss@s
80 pfr.sut --sssa. Suu FsFm caaesias Vo@ 1879
81 s,t sod. - anisf tSsg.farrlnrnt. RautiY 81.
ss.cd irIs Fa.1urinz ana nuaiag. ush t~o turas
t.ts rauiuusii. 1c8 sseh, si-o tar ss1sh ossh
stl.s sod sftilng a tHsi ra's qssisr
'sstg ~ auv. Ths huiictngs 90, ,re ma9as 20 fsrf
~ ae uassis &sai.hea - tte rhsasists. alih
ssFl atfash.9 Ta n 60 bvt iT CO. .sili 10 zoo 80
~ u t8kl 9s tist tpts Sthsn. isssaishet. Ger
fiasa haus@ .nd tifstssv. nstus. - 81 W a.
I % s. o. husa ts3a, ,hsd 90 rte hssn. ga
a. Tsaa $50 sssssa eos -is'sis " rssiu 80 pa-i
sssasaa. Thsrs 49, - srsss a Laa3 30 fisai 80
so.s ~ nrsssni sra-a 80 suas q ffasEhet ICES
SIT o. haif si ths ratrhzsr -sursy frSaifsa ia
slvsnss o hAwfsi crsat Eissa So thr sr1nssndsr.--
Fusass.iaa ftsen t~raftgateiy Fss i5Fshsr TasHrs-
ls-s nqssrs ~ ne s4assriA~s thr Fsrm
IACDB HlCnA EDs0N.
t,as..-.d. 80 Esf. lisa atSH
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STATE OF VERMONT.

OMLEANs pIsrErer
IN. Hon the Frshsie Court FOE the DISTRICT
- c1,ls,n.-Ts HI ler.Dns concerned in the Es-
,s,. Of Royal X Will ms, late uf 9 over, deeeae.
Cd int@stste, sEEET'HS.
xHTaEsKAs. John BJardHsH. Administrator OF
Wv said deceased has Gsd in said Court. bic sp-
uliea.isn IN writing representing thsi Tie estate OF
said decrassd s insalvent md insufficient 10y the
Of ttre HUNDRED dollars Er the pAyln.n, Of the jos,
lehta uf said deceased; sod rcquestA iicrnse sell
the equity of redemption 10 the homestead OF said
deceased situated ia Glover aud being al the resi-
tate whereof he died SEIZED in this Stale.
TherCfsrc II 10 OuleTsd that oil eeneeraed be noi
fed 5V qualification OF this order lhTce weeks surcess
lively in the Calcdahian princd at - JobnsbUTy in
t,is State that they may sPPear a, sesssn ef the
Probate ennft to be hohlcn - tic Probate Of6es
>, Irarbargh on the Lat "Wednesday o. April hsIt
aud give bonds Tor 1hc payment OF tie drhis Of sae
deceased. OF show esuse why license sbooh sos 10
rsanled as sforrseiJ. $500 .-s- ass
Gi.rn sadef my hani at Ir4sbursh, in saiJ die
,rse,. this 81, DAY Of Ms'ek, 4. ID. 1914.
: slsr5 GEO, NyE. yudsS
esE 81 ~lr .hfff '-
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~ONNECTICIiT ELECTION.

'ondAy of April Connecticut votes for
"'@"' legislature. The election is an
~ '''O'' ""D ''' W. '''or of tho N. Y. Tribune re-
''' ,,, Wv s,,,. and m his return Published
'||l # III. r,o.nsc,. Of the Wing cause from
WA u hxh we cI,rar the following:
1s D,dd to this the poency for mischief " w"
!, Ab,IitIoni.ts, almost all seceders fun we
M M, ranE., put now animated by the mos phren'
~ dignity against Their organ, which pro'""e'
) IA, nuus OF Christian Freeman has almost aban-
onA he subject of Slavery to deal out nna'hema" on
h,Cln and The wing party; ard though it rre'end',
n ,pNg Appearances, TO oppose the I-"ro f"c"s
1 x No., We ,,nd he mistaken in our conviction that
# ashsauh dTloco Focoi4m this Spring ia the ohi-ct
y, baari is deay,. In every town where the Aboli-
Na can prevent the election Of a Wing by their
VI Ihcy wi s,aNd their ground till midnight; but
.hat lhrir hbsrnee viii give victory 10 the Loco
ap', they will be scarce after the first or second
hOd To all practical inlentA, therefore, they con-
rtue The right wing Of the Loco. I'oco host and the
NWhg will have Ia put forth their utmost exertions
SaT the Legislature, and thereby secure 10 them.
suvr, il in than 10 do il.
@cOndnct Of the canvass by the Loco Foccs is
n Nd''a'rl'c o. thrrparty. When Gen. Harrison was
" candidate for President, they incidentally abused
in asa fool, dolard, coward who had voted TO
~ cell white men into slavery SC. but they all the
'"e complained tina, we did not pu, up our real lead
aMd svN them battle on the antagonist principles
Z" me Two parties Well, we beat the II on Harrison
lOd now have tAcn mp Nlr Clay, the very mnn they
uae " often and uniformly told US We ought to run,
mo whose nomination they said would give Us a
wear contest Of principle. But how do they meet
"' ''ue They 80 eagerly sought In an open, manly
WINE" 0' neasures' Not they! They skulk as
u "p0''S'e iIon their own chosen grounds OF con-
"''"y' and make battle almost entirely by savage
f''0"a attacks on MIR Clay. lie is falsely held up
WINE Pcople Of Connecticut as a gambler. adyoca,.
"e'''na slavery &c. and his interference in tho
e"'y Due' TO prevent its bloody contamination 10
"' 'nan'elully twisted into an encouragement Of
I "h'le the headstrong and misguided man
Wv "''a'' hSed the barbhrous terms OF that 6sht
a 'a0'e Inc unusual and deadly weapon which,
"'oSh In hands wholly unskiled. wrouyh, bis d..,b
III, presented US victim to Mr. Ciuy's ha,red,
."', 's" slf Clay did not know him from Adam, did
""O" mat duel was to take place unit, after the
''' gone out, and then in surprise and deep
e., 1''p"''ed influential friends 10 prevent the
,.l, e""s 1t may be that such pcrsonal attacks
""'' Will induce the Fr.smen NJ t,onns.,;o,, :.
,rn" 'O' O' running their own prosperity by sub
,I.n.s;. VIC arm and despoiliug their children by
,o,s1" "' rab'ic Lands, but we have too grca,
hb,r.t '"e' 'agaci'y and intellisenc to believe
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arATE OF VERNON z.

uEaralfu - ueINsus -.
A. prs'..is Eeuft Asiarn - trsshusEh 10 ed Sc
a.tI nissftcl ea ne s9th 1sy 81 Frbrussy, A. p.
ISL
A n Assssuul1nt .ErpafsfRw "a % no i-=f sFil
- 49, V-~.ssu.s.l 81 sa-.a- hsi.ss. ts1g 81 q roy
s.-r.ssE 49, ssyRrhtr3 ts fts Naoi ssf Praists -
Fs-sis. "a ~ 30. Ne BtsruIaf fslertn naiasf--
Vl,ssvfssr IS 10 ,satrnel tsa4 o.. fse~rs auAofEe %
Al. A. 49, az tsksesa~a - attiSs taps ..cvk- $50
f,ssivsts 81 ths Csl-sat a., fiIIi,e u - leArs-
turv " ths Stsss. taEs tbry NAV sppess tstsF~ the
Pra,.ts caiit nfsr-pstd ecssiua thsrtof 20 ba
hoa5cp AZ the Pisbase Ofiios, 81 hAt bu5sh, ths
IA "Wednesday u APIa Hrit and contest The pro-
hale Of sad WA
Given under nv hand o. Iras'ufsh. IN ssij Dis
isir, tins an Gay ~ starch. 8. o. IsIS.
5l6N3 GEO. NIE. Judge
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ttasttafha. tlsiatsy. Msruh ~.
% csacaa 90 bs ~ o. Gag Fr.s.hiy os
astraais. - fhalsdsf. 1nissf 49, piaaart saas
as.-' $50 ssssat hs-ss ssssid prrssus h.sa
fi ss1ass "a. ft-ads sas 10 49, Fss-a5sss. Ca
~ s.astasslal sr.spsasos 81 rhs saies - sss-
.ssar q sssfs pss1ses asrs i-si Msisssias. 81 ga
l.aa
49, Tyisf 10 h,s riisr 10 hiaa. sd ~ cslouu
.at e. a. haspr ~ hts rasaf'Y - sugii 10 tshe
aa re isrtrssd rsu, o. 40 PssPasa ~ srisiss,g
81 90 80 iHures gussfaaa. ~ Ca.tnua ~ruis
IA 49, d,ui 80 ihass sTssa.sisne-s hs vpsii
-sI tihs uiis, rs-slsnE - hi1pssf ihs rets -
ss A. rstisvi - spea - h. t-s canrin1.d ths
so tatinas $3.50 rssas 80 ossgos. Ihsi = 10
tuEa ~ sapp-s - Tsuia.a tere iH Mech q. teas.
rsai "a aaa ~rh ryi.r .ws.hrs.s AZ TO- Jfssna
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"segre' to learn the Eryspelns i prevail;oy 10
~ e''en, in many parts Of windham cou0.
hr. G,.s owns Of Dummers,on, Putnsy, nearly so
with ""'''st 10 It. It's said that Of those taken
a,D.,' ";,' "an half hnve died. 1t usually COM
,snin, !" sickness a, tho stomach, followed by
a,,,, " D0'''"g' &c tits though, to be on tho in
h,hu.,,,, O,oN THis Governor Briggs OF Mas
ao,,o. o stated in temperance nlssior he'd a, the
hat S," House, tina, in eigh,y.one townships of
No., 'ne' thirteen thousand JrrnI IA, 49, =
w,,h 20 s0br'e,y through ahe ,ips,rumsn,al;,v Of
"''0ns'onian effort. "''"'"'y o.
@ i..u.d AArioN. The Emperor &c Russia
&am pol,.a aSa's commanding ,hs Roman Ca,ho-
,'a, o, on;, II, embrace the Crock yelyion in awO
S'uh'rY Etai "a, ,ss-ssU
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i'''"'s o. me i'epp., ~ RAh ~ '1' $3.50
'Ps''''' '"' '..''' = ~ s'-''' "r's''s uas
rensthutrsn az Nr~ y ga b. daeFaaa siitrf tu 49,
principles % us.ivsr.al sufsse ~. e. ihs si,ssa n,
the People 81 Iusisss a a. Fasos snt ln f.yaf 81
establishing Fegsisas guaiaessas is,s slass ~
only the werking sn ne hrhwuf ben hi b-ae
-hod-r-ths Eis'rE i.sassaste.ars ~ m stlrt
and the Priueriss issfs-.rd ~ a. whs -sfs
anon 10 20 ulo the Frc.fesi,r uustn.i sndaf go
nrr. he commented On
Ma i'Sr"ia moved b. sa-p.sa ~ rass 20 80 -
resolution calling 81 ssr.sst Hss a. .ssfst a.
Treasury ~ the srnnuni ,fssssae~ s.rirf q -
the present B.cal ysar sna as, ssnsa "a b. -. a..
uaindsr Of a-di.,inru,.hias Ne rss srss E.u b
lands and ess,ous Rsfssad Yes si Nsss So b
Loco. almost N bod yot.s sS.aaa lsa lsf.sas
u"n'
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''pl'"" OF me hhHs'y heaa""I - ~ h'nsi q
s 81" '" I'VE sun "-y I" ''"''
'"s qus''"'" 's''s sP"' me a"'r'a''s Z" o w I" .
'"A' "'' "''' NV ~ '"'ee He'hf'-N % e'h''f 40
e"P". "'s"' OF e@aea- ~ ne N'.'''l Aoafr''T -
"e' 'o'"' hs 'rPea'ed A''~' u's $3.50 ~ 81 . 80
"e mere rose ana fsP'''i"a IN. ." ass Ire a'n 90
n'en'- :" 'hs hoS's I've a"'ehonrsria were 81 css-
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"a TT A.. y, "
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''''" oe "''" eeN's heH 500 -i'sf - 70 leafs h"H
the time of their rrsPeriivs sPpnsaiasonA"
Mr. Cave johnson modified ". s.aes A.ar, a. q,
To .,r;Ls m, In. ,,,,0,,,i -. - s,s
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u''s w" e""'''"e'''n OF the ha'faeA@
The question was taken 90 the ks.i i-snoh 81
amendment or Mr. Cave J,tns,r a, -, a., -. -
or !, n. C,,hid IN. ,Dr,;..,,o, r - !, .
! ba,c,,,s, .nr,;,,sd A.. - a., -
H.. We n. IN.
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Tho second branch af the arnsndmsa1s,fikiag ~.
The appropriation fo' the haHa'A'.l~ss thea sgs %
to. and then passed; fsas tes' NsyssL
me sub)ec' OF The AhoexHion u Tsi 20 then 60 90
up:
Mr. winthrop rose and Ssid ihst he " shsd ~ n
n suspension Of the rules Tor the nuru-s ~ "a 70.
d,-;r, ,..oIn,;o0. a., i. ..t...., -. : a. -.
co., 81, >. A.. -. - -
"''"'' ""s"" 10 "e drought ~ esfg da' 10 a."
solemn consideration 1t tins iosss ssa Z the
try He thought il high time that va. unds,-
stood by the Representatives af tls Prnss and h, o.
People themselves vvhr,h.r ,b. .,,-,., M. ~ r..
was the settled roIirv Of ,h. C;.v-yr,.-s a.. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-25
We received the other 1

Al o,crvrs, We received the other day
4 ' t',,iO, elegant eps,'e, mailed Mt Southport
n "'0"" ,c.,,i,oy. Feb 2s--and in answer to
p0''" = III, author ms to the source ofour infor-
'F'"S'' ,,Yl iorsrm him that every body from
l'"'' W nu The same story including rons Of
('a'" S,,, oryerly hr escaped with, and no one
|9B''' WV, ,ou knowledge. doubted the accuracy of
,,. respecting his disqualification "-when
n ' .. will make all suitable corrections. When
4 .,I,,, rdpns, we hope he will show his regard
"A lady nv p1ylns us the quarter of a dollar
.,,, faxed for his rich literary entertainment -
AN, \, the letter, precisely as il is written, that
A, nav know the author intends L come, and that
4 :, mr govern themselves accordingly.
u, hG Chadwick Sir noticed in your Cal A
n ", ,,,rr, that had ohsconded FROM Lyndon
~ a ,bs Park Pottery and money could git and
n ~I and md traded hoses Borrowed Money to Gale
a III, Rank and Cleared out
n, pI,a.e Inform Me how you come BY Your In
t,,n,nO and no is the other the Article ! nm in Wis
4 Al, l,,pud tn Return At the opening OF navga-
In. i'm Nv Ri.npss with A good Responeple Man
a. ,s,l,dlrw fit not to Return But I will Attend
\. nv R.nea my Self in the spring Diret tho lnfor-
S,.iCn Dsrndlo Wattertown W N ......
i y0nrs with Re,Pec, II NJ Morrison.
a s.,hpui Feb Is, lsii.