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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

PAPER RwAREHoUsE.-CYRUs ". FIELD. Bur
liGE slT, y J. ofI-rs for sale
. BONNET B0ARDS-4ao groee assorted qualities;
PkESS PAPERS-io slx3i aad AXE;
NEWSPAPER-erto reams, assorted sizes;
BOOK PAPEE-lCoe "
HANGING PAPER-ei tons. assorted qualities;
MARBLE. PAPt.H-.n 81 AID qualities;
C0LORED COVER Pa PR
WHITING PAPaRS-2sc cases compl-ts assortment.
va If
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

MEDICAL kIAM!Sths,,
J. ". FRANCIS. ~. d. No. BoDd,'trr-t-
j. c. BRALES Esq. NJ. D. $40 Broadway.
Travelling ils liberal The necessary forms .nd every
information may be ob;sinsd b. application az the AgsncF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

DY ORDER of WIN. Frederick W. Hubbard, Comnl!s-
ID soner of the Supreme Court in and for the county
Jefferson Notice 4. hereby given pursuant the provisions
of the statute authorizing attachments aeaist
debtors attachment has issued against the estate o
JOSEPH HALL, Jr resident OF the Territory OF Wsco
sin and that the same will be sold for the payment of his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment ac
cording TO law within nine months from the hst pueca
ton of this notice and that The payment OF any deD'' aue
nv residents of h. State and the delivery him
for hi. use of any property within this state belonging 10
him. and the of such property by nm are io
hidden BY law and yod.-Dated January 18th
b. 2. HUNT,
halo I,wem Atty for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

GREENWICH POTTERY
No es West Eighteenth 81 between 9th aud 10Th aEerres
rJ,Hg attention Of the public called the numerous ar
;irI-, manufactured al this Establishment consisting IN
rsrt of the following, viz:
Stor- Ware, s::sfther ~ sIe'
a. ins. Oven-Tilc,
t.b;nosI Tonx Green House do
Stove-Bnc baeSs = ltinos i 'Ys Sl G $50 S,.
Fire Brck. + Ire tefneh' I Ahu y y is ~ 80 80
A, his Establishment the only Of ths kind IN me flt
vh.- M ihe above articles manufactured and sold pr
es Ar, ss;ctfuy invited call aud they Will De saipieu
eb,ap,r and on 5sitsr terms than be had IN the cy
on 611 Portable Furnaces hand and ready i he
spring trade. mri Su ASri.Nol ~. e.'. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT BERR1AN'S
NEW STORE, $50 BowERV.
yIST received cases of th latest and beautiful pat
y prn ever offered consisting Of French Scrolls, Roman
Arches. Landscapes. Gothics Ab5eys, Sc.
900 pairs from 81 90 TO 81 30
$50 200 TO ) 90
100 4aG 10 500
$50 " 90 TO u 90
So " 10 90 TO rs 10
Also. Oil Clotha. low price C.rret Matngs. &c M I'm
WINDOW SHADs.S..-J. &. WOUDFORD. $50.
w Broadway the attention OF those about rnrcha
ing Window shades his collection Of Shades as being per
haps complete and full Of the city containing
originality OF style and beauty correct copies Of e ceeora
ted Caudrscs. tornOrA, AMI Others l scfpura
views dark lsndscap-s ygneites Venetian CORES
ponding sized window Also PLAIN cIotnc new pat
;erns Gothic LANDSCAPES, Corinisn columns &c Also
an invoice of low priced Shades lsndsca2ed and pain
y g. Merchants visiting the city buying 10 sell again viii
" ''''' j. c WOODFORD 2s9i Broadway.
rny5 Laf-rge's Buildings. ID door from u. -csStxt
1IyINDOW SHADES. WINDOW sHADES!!,-
w wholesale and rrtail Z, KELTY x R1KER i3l Chat
h.m.ste-t who have Keen the alert during the past winter
10 every and original stys OF paintings calculated
elicit attention those Gesrous O blending
the useful with the ornamental aud elegance with uy 81
ching Of reurIshns and redscorana On
consists OF over $4,000 Of the following syei
aud prices. VIZ:
1000 tlil l.andscape, iroIn....-'.s, SVto ~ ~
800 y" Corinthan Rulns.... -.-.. - W 10 w
600 beautiful Landscapes. new 81 eS ) Uu 10 %
so new pattern. unecua!ed IN this country. SI2 "
my2l KELTf kIhER lSl Chaihsn-strret
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

I 4 OF. 8 90. " ANEhN
IE-he proretor Of the Hoe" Printing Pres, aachGe
con s,mers o saws generally tha, their Hoe Co Warrant
cd Cast Steel Saws not now sold as formerly ,hIGpg T
same may he procured any the hardware houses IN this
civ or at OF the manufacturers Nos 29 and
{oldsrce of the Tdware trade generally throughout
the United States aud Canada -
These Saws are al made Of Sanierson Brother Cos
celebrated cs steel snd have obtained sh reputation and
TO efforts will be spared in their manufacture
10 L
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

DIXON & SONS and american britannia 1ea and Cof
~ iteots SETS sinsle: kAiyPs aGd Folks Flat aud
Ronnd st1ir Rods Lined aal Enom,lei Sauce Pass Pots
kettles Spiders Bake Fans Tea rys Gators &C for sale
by SEAMAN LOWEREE
ap2i 7fn"- 21G Sfrirg-s'r.st. q ficasnw'sh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

.ts1s A FARM FOX SALE.->ituate on the ros1 lIGn
SS9% New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about equi-ditn'
from each, aiming $50 acres OF land al OF WHICH
IL plough land excepting acres, which is wood land
The place is divided by lane and Is laid out into eoh'en
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences are Of stone
good order and the ground IN high state OF cultivated
The buildings all OF good character and IN order For ea
apply to s. r. KENYON. on the premises, or Of
do II j. ADRTANCE. sc John st. New-foIE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
SAILED

schr Compliance, =, fm Boston. mdse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
NOVICE.

EHE annual Meeting OF the Vermont Bible Society will DO
the 18th October, at O'clock NJ for the Transaction of
ness IN the evening of the day, O'clock al tho nc
place the Unity Anniversary Of tho Society ~ he hold
at which time among other exercises sermon viii he doIver
ed adapted to the occnsiun By tho Rev JOHN DEMSTER ID ID
Also meeting of the Board Of Directors win be held On e
same day at two O'Clock NJ. at tho place Ccrgymen
aud others from abroad will be directed to places of
ment by calling at the store offs. X. Collins druggist
=, 49, JNO. GKIDLEY,
Moh'Pehori sept 2hh, lei"' Cor Sec V. u. :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
MEDICAL NOTTCE-

he h mhnua Meeng Of the Vermont Medical Society will
noiuen al the state House in Montpelier Wednes
day he 3t October ten O'Clock A. ~ Addresses from
N"sI l m i gentlemen expected
Members OF the Society hyenns gonera arc
fully invited to attend. ' 70"'' ~ '|'F'S'
ted TO copy. " y MIN III w Al ~ s ..glao'
Montpelier Sept. 1915 "'"'""'' '''P
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
COLONIZATION NOTICE.

TUE Tweny-sxth Annual Meeting of the Vermont Coopjz
alton Society," will be holden tie Brick Church. Nonne
,' on THURSDAY evening the 10Th inst ? past O'Clock
A report exhibiting tho progress of the the last yen viii
be read, aud an address deliver by the Rev Joslp Tracy
SECRETARY OF tho Mass Colonization Society II is also cxpoc.
TED that the Rev VIM Mclun, of Nushngion d. O. Secretary
OF TIE American Colonization Society," viii be present and All
dress the meeting w Wv
j. X. CONVERSE 500 " C,l G.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

3m:2I n.I.i...... N L
STATE SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF COM
MON SCHOOLS.

MON SCHOOLS.
convention OF the friends of Improvement of Education will
- he held at Montpelier, Friday, the Ih day October
INST The object of the convention consider and adopt
the best methods Of improving the district by uniformity
IA teaching and in text book and by spreading information
the state on this imnortant SUBJECT by Society
and Of County and Town Societies
ihe convention will be opened the Fee Church. in Mont
peher at early candle light where it hoped thcro will be
Rutland Co-Rober Piepoin John Kellogg, Thomas II
palmeTj Bennngton-Ililand Hall, G Merrill; Windhan-
w Ranney W Shnfter; Windsor-I Stouqhton Carlos
Coolidge, WIN JAWS OrangcL Villas, Asa Low Caedo-
na-Joseph Fairbanks, Theron Howard EsseNS llowc w
Haywood ~ Washington Red6cd, Z Walton; Orleans
Samuel Crafs, Halls Lamoillc-Aoses Morse, salmon
Nirosj Grand lslcAhel Brown w LSowlos Funklin-IIor-
nee Eaton John smith, Lawrence Branard; Chiouden-eo
Marsh, WHY'S Lyman, Milo l. Bennett Addison-samuel
- Editors throughout the state who take interest in the
day of meeting. " Wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
BROOKLAND WOOD.

.lAIAlAA. THAT beautiful estate, living nine miles north
rA-+-~@ of Baltimore, patented to the late Charles
tnroll, oi Carolton, and belonging his daughter Mrs
Mary Cation, offered for sale. The Falls Turnpike passes
through II Tor about three miles embraces portion
the beautiful limestone valley OF Jonos' Falls
to the highlands called Chestnut Ridge containing altogether
dbout 1872 Of land 1t is well wsered by Deem Run
their in tho highlands descoud southcry and empty into
jones' Falls it passes casiey through the valley Ii is fine
W nlerspesed with Hickory, Oak and Ches timber com
pusing IN the whole about 40 Of woodland The
stem OF the Baltimore and Susquchuuna Railroad is located
bout 3l miles TO tie eastward, a0d the Westminster Branch
Railroad passes through it, The Gsl Mill and Saw Mill hav
Ing 10 - rect fall OF water power and admirably aduped for
cotton factory situated directly the 9th mile stone on tho
turnpike aud Hil' less than onc-iourh mile from tho
Westminster Branch Railroad. The mill pupcrty embraces 10
acres, upon which the Mer's House, Stoe House. Tan
l"r, tone House, and two log Houses,
several extensive veins OF white through
ley and one of the kns Immediately contiguous the quar-
ton OF the homestead is remarkable for natural beauty The
estate has been divided into eight farms Of 300 210 10 l6
i Ji lUi luJ acres, woodland and Improvements
spectFey besides tie m property, cSerying the
40 acres They VIII be sold separately tho Of which
can be seen, and the Of sale, which will be moderate
MAGE NNn"n, ny ahng on tho subscribers or; should
gec aud enterprsng individual company, desire it, may
be sold entire.
Mrs. Cation also has Bradford and Ivcnming counties, Pa
about e2li acres OF rich and finely located Land which viii
sold altogether, divided into firms convenient size
per acre and there is belonging herself family 60
square miles or 10000 aeres of agricultural and mineral Land
lying in Washington and Alegany countless md and in
Morgan county, Virginia, offering every advantage settlers
either hrmers manufacturers, which viii be low
easy terms by applying
JAMES II SIMPSON
NJ T. corner of Lombard aHd Front streets,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
DAGUERREOTYPF.

CHh's II GAY, Now York wound o.poctulIy inf,fn tlo
cl"ans OF Honpee that he has opened his Daguerrean
aey; ~ S lllns's Building, the Store Bancroft
ker, where he would invite tho ateaon of the citizens and
empeIs OF TIE Legislatures To his sendi specimens of
u'e"EPe fotfts aud Miniatures. lie is prepared
cue ic various sizes from the smallest the largest ever Ia
heh eIther 10 TINS country in Europe aud style which
uhot m To please Groups Of om to Is on single
Put landscape views taken in superior style. Tho public
etheIay hre invited to call Rooms open from NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
EAGLE HOTEI.

hE subscriber would inform his friends and the public gen
Si hl during the year he has thoroughly repaired the
EApIE hOiEIp situated on Ento street in the village of
MonlpeleT, Vermont which he has Kept strictly temper
ance House Tor the last four aud invites the patIon-
age winch determination to be hiu 10 his business
ing his guests is adapted
us stables large and convenient and served by attentive
ostlers.
T. - Members of the Legislature and others will find the
best accommodations for board and Rooms during tho approach
ing session SETH KENDALL.
Montpelier, Sept. 10. 1916. 30ivt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

Tho Annual Temperance Meeting usually held durinp n,
session Of the Legislature will take place Tuesday eyenno
me IAN October in the Brick Church at O'Clock.
N, u. PApers In Monipolief viii penso -conY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
BUTTER & CHEESE

EItciRS es WILDER & Co. will y CASH oi good Butter and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
NOTICE.

TEliis ccrtics tmtl have given my SPA ALBERT his Time
dutlng the remainder ut his minority I shall neither
after this date.
StMON }. STONE
Waterbury,, Feh d. lsll Hlt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
VERMONT CENTn nArInnAn
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, sPEUI
Giles. &c,

NR JACOB LEVI, of Albany, who has travelled in tbo
'taie Gl vermont, in his vocation Opcan for six
pegs leave 70 inform his old friends and customers that
nc WIZ arrive at Montpelier the 10th ins
s'N,99 STOCK OF Optical instruments aud Spocacles.
e adds TO this the notice that all who bought rasscs
OF MN before and inclined change tem can do So free
OF charge Tie also uboins hero of his prices specia
Clos to wit LIST quality gold frames $40 do silver frames 51
Poinc9plc glasses per puir 75c do good quality SOC.
nus location VIII be at Mr.. Cottiill's Hotel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

10 and 81 Merchants Row, corner of Chatham street,
Dealers in all kinds Of Foreign Fruits Butter Cheese
Beans, Dried Apples, Grass and Bird Seeds, Fire Crackers
Palm Leaf and Palm Leaf Hats, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

Nos 49, 90 and % Market 10 Clinton street, Mar
ctures Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Pows, Agriculture
Implements, Grass Field and Garden Seeds, Office Paior
Cooking Stoves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
j. ". Cnctcr q Rrothcr.
GENTLEMEN
great barrnins in CLOTHING nj

w now e. has this day opened another large lot Of tho
~ beautiful ssyles PLAfDED PRINTs-ycry loyy-lnd IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
Greenman & Northrur


Rugges, Nourse Mason, South Market street, Fancu
Hall market Also manufacturers of Poughs, Implements,
Machines, at Worcester
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
Ha skel &. Rowland


81 & So cor o. Ann & Blcksiono Streots Wholesale
Retail Dealers in Clothing and Furnishing articles 81
assortment of Clothes &c. always on hand. Clothes mae
order in a style not to be exceed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22
III. LANCASTER, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1s4s

Legislation and execution, the people
whom he condeccnds to honor ought to
make any sacrifice in order to aid him.
Ii the authorities are vigilant and inn
partial, no crimes can take place--if pa
rents do their duty faithfully, children
will be virtuous; this is the imperial
dogma, and one which is very literally
acted upon. A very striking illustra-
ton OF this was given in the case of an
American who lost his watch while ma.
hing his way through mob at night.
ing his property, he stated his (the
watch case TO Magistrate, who pro-
missed him that the watch should be re-
stored in three days. The first step
was to collect all the police officers in
the place (about 100 or 200) together
and throw them into prison. One Of
the leading ones was then taken by the
Magistrate and told that he must find
that watch, and ihat all his compan-
ions should remain imprisoned TIL he
had accomplished it. Well, the police
men all had wives and famiIes-tAey
all had friends and relatives, The CON
tagion spread-every body was inter.
ested in getting these worthy men out
of limbo, and the spectacle was pre-,
scented of n whole community turned
thiel-catchcr. Suffice it to say, the
watch ,caS found within three days,
and the unlucky police officers liberia
ted.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22
plln,D and PEoin-A Southe,

Plump and Ptain-A Southern
editor makes the following frank an
nouncement:
We shall not support any man for Of
fee short of ten dollars. besides his
annunciation fee. That's what the
lawyers charge for attending to an as
sault and battery case, which is light
and lovely occupation compared with
that of editorially attending to can
didate's case, to say nothing of the aw-
full wear and tear of conscience in this
particular branch of our business.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22
N. P. WILLIS.

Fortunes Frolics. "A journeyman
tailor at Boston, and a poor man with
large family, received intelligence by
the Steamer Hibernia ofa large amount
of money, houses. land. plate, horses,
carriages, &C., &c., amounting to from
10000 to 100000 dollars being the
effects of rich pavnbroker, deceased,
Of whom he is sole heir.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22

iioW Witch tnet come. lie DutCH-
ess de Berri used to have quite little
court at Dieppe. but, since she ceased
coming here, it has grown promiscu-
Gus.
We were to reach Rouen in four
hours. and 60 thence by the new rail-
road to Paris. had several very pos
tive pleasures in the views ! caught Of
the glorious old cathedral ! had visited
years ago, and in the strange tumble
of old architecture and grotesque con-
yeuiences In the narrow streeIs OF
Rouen-but | know not how to con-
vey those pleasures to you without de-
tails which would be tedious. We
passed many a rose in the garden of
life, of which we are compelled to en-
Joy the perfume alone. It's not shar-
ing it, to say afterwards that we have
passed rose. Long descriptions are
a bore, that is TO say, and catalogues of
one mans pleasures do not interest an
other.
But my manner Of ride from Rouen
to Paris, was something new. / sup
posed, of course, that we were to leave
the cumbrous diligence and take the
railroad cars. But, you know what a
house on wheels a diligence is-as
large altogether as load of hay--and
you can fancy the economy of embar-
king it bodily on a railroad. We
drove under a machine at the station,
by which our vehicle was hung in
chains, till the wheels were disengaged
and drawn out from under us; we
were then slid along, dropped upon a
railroad car, and hitched on. From the
high seat of the banquette, where we
were perched, we looked down upon
the long train going before US, and it
was like riding in BARRIERS chair set
upon the last Joint Of the tail Of "a flying
anaconda. Entering tunnel, particu
larly, was as pokerish piece ofwork
as any thing in fairy story. To en-
ter mountain, riding inside car, is,
az far as the impression goes, merely
changing lighted carriage for dark
one But to see a small bole in a
mountain side two or three miles off.
and 60 at it with the speed and newt
able certainty of an arrow, the mon
ster you bestride diving in with his
head belching smoke, and dragging
you swiftly out of the daylight after
him, is very near TO new sensation.
! doubt whether lin any of the many
future states of existence in which we
are destined to be penitential metemp-
sychoses,) | shall ever be gobbled up
by monster with more realizing
sense. Among other things, the hole
looks too small until you are in. and
you go at it like an egg at boys
mouth pursed up for sucking. In one
side of a mountain, and out at the
other, with SO quick stitch, too, makes
one as incrcduloas of the resistance of
matter. as shoemaker's awl-doubt-
ful whether anything is too hard for
the elbow behind us.
We arrived at Paris at four. The
streets were gaily crowded, but a man
with bis home in the carpet bag at his
heels, sees even the gayest scenes with
unwilling eyes. The new doors of ar
rival always open with creaking him
ges. | recovered my temper at six.
dined, and made one more unnoticed
promenader on the cosmopolite pare
of the Boulevards.
N. p. WILLIS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22

The term ..He. The plural STYLE
Of speaking (we) among kings, was be-
gun by king John of England in lll9.
Before that time sovereigns used the
singular person in their edicis. The
German and the French sovereigns
followed the example. When editors
began to say I'VE IS not known.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22
PuRIrANIsM-By r. ". Colt, y. d,


A wit of this city once termed Ply
mouth rock, "the blarney stone of New
England" Tie phrase was equally
witty and true. New England praise
at all times and in all places. in season
and out of season, never fails to misrep-
resent the Pilgrim Fathers. They
were good men enough to have the
truth spoken of them, and would have
despised the indiscrimnate eulogy
which would make them unlike NOR
tails. They were learned. spacious,
brave; but intolerant of authority Zero
cious and bigoted. To ,heirnature pow
er was necessary; ana tney sought II
in America, since il was denied them
in Europe. Then they justified the
feeling of the English Church, that il
must rule, and strongly, or be ruled,
and severely. They had complained
against political persecution for differ
ence Of belief. and they fined, whipped
and hung, even women, for difference
of religious belief; they murmured
loudly and deeply at the intolerance Of
the episcopncy, they exiled Roger Will
liams, and denounced death TO the
Catholics; in short, though their char
acter scarcely cxcites love, it was adj
mirably fitted to subduc The savage,
and cultivate the wilderness; energy,
indomitable energy, is their praise, aud
its faults their faults. Doctor Colts
book is valuable from its sincerity and
earnestness--but showing only the
dark side of the picture, should not,
by the searcher after truth be read
alone Mirror
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22

The Independence (propeller) has al
length been fitted up on Lake Superb
or, loaded and would sail from the
Sault for La Poimtc on the 24th, or a.
far as the wind would favor. The Ju-
Tia Palmer is not yet up, but will take
her place on the Superior early mex,
spring. There arc eleven sail craft
now plying on Lake Superior.
The mineral region is rs lively as q
basket Of cells. The Eagle River
Company are progressing rapidly in
developing the resources of their loca-
ton. They have one shaft sunk to n
depth of so feet. another to so, and
three or four others to less depths
Their silver and copper indications are
equally, if not more promising than
heretofore.
The Superior Copper Company have
opened several leads on the shore from
which Gne specimens ofsilver aud cop.
per, native copper, green carbonate
and various other mineral indications
have been taken. A highly promis-
ing exhibit will be made this winter Of
the mineral wealth of this location
The Pittsburgh Company have pro.
gressed with great success-have fol-
lowed and struck a wien in the range
Of hills opposite Fort Wilkes, which
IS believed to be rich with black Oxide
There are various other companies
whose progress already ensures i'm
mensc profits. always provided that
good practical men arc 10 direction,
and thai reasonable degree Of econo-
my is established. There have been
several contracts made to minr certain
veins. Its the true policy, for it en-
sures prompt action, the profit Of the
Company and remuneration to the
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-22
China.

We have nothing that will be more
likely to instruct as well as amuse cur
readers, than the following sketch of
an address delivered lately in New
York, by Mr. Webster, son of old
Daniel; who, it will be remembered
went out to China with Mr.. Cushing,
in the capacity of secretary Of lega-
ton: