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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-18

Tor Inc lIGfald.
RUTLAND COUN rN TEMPERANCE
CONN LNIION


CONN EN1ION.
4 convention Of Frctmcn in favor Of
Temperance was holden at Casl!elon on the
lOth Dec. 1915
James Adams, ESQ wa, appointed Prc>i.
dcnt; Doctors Josiah W. Hale and Sua,
Secretary
Prayer was offered Ly Rev, Mr. Mitchell
On n.oliun OF Mr.. Peek, committee Of two,
f(om each Town represented, was appointed
to nominate Candidates for county cnmmIs
s:onCrs as follows
Bonson.-B. +. soulh~orh, Rev Mr.
Wood.
Brandon -Doct Josiah w Hale
Castleton. - Samuel Chever, Chester Spen-
Ger.
Clarcndon.-S, W Hodges, Thomas. Me
laughlIn
B1nby Seneca Smith Aaron Vail
lIuJbstlron Elder :. Gusun.
Ira CO., Ira Gorham.
Mdd.ctown-O fsnn Clark.
Plisfotd. Col. Wheaton
Puul,ney Doctor Adm Kendtok, Rev.
Mr.. Peek
Rutland Mr. Batcu, NJ Blanchard
Mailing rd.-Dyer Townsend, Harvey
Button.
Wells James J Roc, and Aonfo :
Stevens.
On motion Of Rev. Mr. Steele, bushes,
committee was ai,ed-ltev Mcssrs Pe'A
and Steele Mr. Aaron Noil and Doctors
Hale and Bowen were Of this committee.
Adjourned Tor one hour.
One o'clock =. NJ. the convention beng
called to order, tie business committee r.
ported the following resolutions, Which were
adopted
/ RssOIred, That this convention appro'o
the pan, iu,es and meaapfcs set iodn 4" GER
,ain trsolul ops sh"pled ~ tie county Ign
peTance SoCieiy. a. theit recent meeting In
ths place, and that We recommend thcm To-
lAe rarrlui aueuiI,n 81 tie FtecmcI Of lhI,
county. paulruIary the IN, winch fcaJs 90,
follows " Rc-ulyri th1l earnestly rec,r.-
mend the lp,iuWlng sysicmtt,c measures 90
Jy adup,eJ ~ the luguoa @, Temperance iI
lho several lpsns tn The toonJ, ~. !. 'a..-
iug meetings 90 every tu"u, Of Which mc'r.
ufe, shall be oour, Ell Tor boiling spulel
meri q, ~ every School Dsuuct, prr,I,u.
to tnc CON s. election. Isrm'ui rfea,u.
{ Iag ~ every pllpii on he suulrl' Oh rWpc'
I an,e Z Calculation o. our State leuper.
ance paper among HE p~"p'e I. Setuu"f
me agency OF ssnle ul.e'ous lefs'n or per-.
sons, 10 zee lasI or men 40 o.. a. lAe pJ..'
% season
R,ot.d, That a committee Of l.,.
Lance. of Three iu eael town, be app''a'e' %
,sr tlti suitable uurrs4trs are tatsn 90 bung
me- subject Dtiure ao rrup.r, apd 10 carr.
81 the pea.ltts recommended ab"te, aHi
s.ao u cure.gnni witt committees 60 oiurf
towns, 10 sumu.llr 400 encourage them ~
do hen duig.
3 Hesyi,sd. That committee Of 'hfee
be appointed 30 prepare s"d P.eish o." al.
dtfts a. t.t FfeemeD ot iDis sogDy, 90 .-e
,ub,r-t of ile pruding Election.
Eetaf.rf That he present rrlsIs o. one
of rfc8i interest ard impuuanre flsi cfr.y
allure does ip.l .-4.l5ie evil by gnllg HE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-18

TIE RAIL ROAD.

II L. IA II hOND.
! 1t appears 10y tie notice, ,laI tie annual
meeting Of the Stockholdcrs Of the Cham
plain and Connecticut River Raj Road Com
piny is to bc holden at Rutland ON tic u th
of January 1910. The inquiry will very
naturally lie m1Ge, what is To be done at that,
meeting A boald OF Directors is TO tho-
sen, and such measures discussed nnL doiet
mined upon as will insure The building OF the
TOAD. Every Stakeholder ought 10 Uc pres
ent, for the meeting will be OF vast imPoi-
lance 10 the interests OF all Western Yer
mout and all bordering upon the route. The
main rurt Of the route being OF such a char.
acter that there will be no conf, cting inter
esls, there seems 10 be no reason why the
company should not act with harmony aud
in unison upon any measures Win h are fued
to secure the construction Of the whole road
from Connecticut River To Burlington.
/ With our present 8 bscdpiiol.--with the
unity Of purpose watch has characterized all
900 ehnr's and with the determination TO per
severe IN the work until It's final ACCOMPLISH
ment, we have no reason TO fear the result
We may not indeed expect to escape the OPP
/ position OF the Central. so long as we esince
the purpose Of going shead-nor can we car.
~ Tie wal into their camp in any way so ef-
ieciullly for ourselves, and 50 fatally for
them, as 20 60 ON with the building Of our
road.
he Central never can successfully cater
into competition with our road. Wucan beat
them IN time we can Iur at less expense
per mile, and our U0y freight will he from
two 10 three times the amount Of lheIrs-and
we have the advantage in distance OF twenty
Elk miles. We can build our road al less
cos, per mile than the Central can be but.
Our line requires no cuts Of serenity feet; II
requires 10 tunnel but II the truth has been
told, the Central has both There was a
lime when certain people hid an az luI dread
OF tunnel, particularly when they repcesen-
ted " lie MounnoHy Gap as either uhoiiy IN
practicable, or only to be passed by tunnel
Ing" It's now quite probable they have
made themselves more familiar with the
thing, or its terror, have vanished on near.
81 view. Doubtless ere long they will be
Boosting Of us grandeur.
The bridging Upon the Central, will cost
some iwo or three times ss much as upon
the Rutland route - their line crosses Onion
River alone, no less than nine times t. is re.
ported,
But tie great difficulty with tie Central
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-18

uTfnbm 'hs Newspapers and from oShet
source. We leArs tha, ihc CONTRACTOR, arc
busily At wuk on tie ChsAhiro Road lfum
Wslpolo 10 the Mass chusets live that the
Ditccius uftnAt road ATE sui delujcd with
the ijca oi having the Genital Road counc, {
with ,hcm al the Cheshire Bulge, and thus
GrriHr the bu~iaess sixteen unles further.
over HI ihcr grsdr,, for tho sake OF gong o,et
the Chcsh,c and fHeLbutg Roads, which
seem, to US striking ptuol OF the truth oi
tho old wing, that the people prefer beins
hHmksgged tn believing the truth" We
won Ter lfihe Central Road, ahss iov pAiSI.
gives tie SAME reason TO the Cheshire and
fncbbnrg Roads ioi making the come ction
with them, which I've gave to hi, Vermont
flend.. va "ihoi u ras for hr purpose q
LiY,Hr Tie Rul0dnd road Whether the
/ connection, II made, viii have tho cfcc,
which lis author Intended, remains to bc
seen. One thing seems TO Us 10 I've certain
that II 1t should have hai effect. the dary, ui
{ the sulhce-ihc Cheshire Noad-by which
the slIatagem was perfected, will have the
? rors,'aiiat Il ita .-'iHr ~, 't-y afc not tie
hs, dog that has LOST It's meal IN gtssptng a,
/ the shadow
/ 10 the mean time the contractors are bust.
iy a, work on the Road from Concord, y II
10 the mouth OF White River. When that
Road is done, which will be as Som rs the
Cheshire, wo shalt zee whether tho fnch.
burg and Cheshire Roads will have ihn bust
ness Of the whole Of Vermont CandGa, the
/ Ogdensburg Road, aud the Grclt Wcsr,
which was 80 brilliantly pictured On Gov.
paine's map.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-18

We have received the Boston Alm1nac
for 1916, and which j. eol up in DIchu.
sons usual style. We have as yet seen no.
thing oil the hind FOR the coming year from
the vermont Dickins ms
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-18

uTTheIe viii Of course be general at,n.
dlnoe't the Stockholders Of our Railroad al
the meeting on the ! ith of January next -
See advertisement IL anolhct column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
yice-ChancelIor,s Court.
Before Hon. WV. I. MccoUN, VIce-chi

decisions.
SARAH CRAWFORD ". WI CRAwFoRD.-This IL Dill
for Divorce, the complainant ho that she was ar
ried defendant by Rev Mr. Lya of Christ Church. IN
1881 charging him with niidey. The referred
Master allowance for Solicitors fees and for all
mony during the pendencv of the suit and exceptions are
taken the Masters report. Exceptions allowed The
Court decided that the defendant pay forthwith. 10 COM
pdnaRt 500 towards eXpences Of s and SIS per month
be allowed her for amony. The defendants steward
OF the Great Western and receives $1,000 year.
CATHERINE JACKSON HENRY ". JAcEsoS.-Thls
also application for divorce. The complainant
stated that she married to defendant NJ In
1889 She charges him with indeity Divorce ynculo
Inairlmon!i from the marriage tie
WM. Coca. and Others Assignees OF L. LOCKWOOD Va
JoES F. DELAPLASE, surviving Executor of Isaac Cason
dsc'd.-Moon allow the testimony of Mr. Mitchell de-
Med
JAM VAN AMRISGE vs. Aucrsrus VAN AMRINGE -
Motion 10 alter bill denied.
Henry ". WARNER and MURRAY HOFFMAN, Trustees,
&c-the Syott estate. isaac GIBSON and others-Bll
dismissed.
II. W. WARNER vs.. MURRAY HOFFMAN. ct. al.-The de-
mand of complainant against the Dyott estate mast
pro rata against the income and not against the pl in
c!ral Of the estate, which belongs the children.
JAMES A. SpILLAT vs.. PHILIP Observation-Disclosures
exceptions 10 Masters report allowed
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Things I'm Washington.
Correspondence OF the Newark Daily Advertiser
" ,anrNcrnN rr,nshav annrnn.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Newark Daily Advertiser.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Ellsworth Of Tenn. son of the Commissioner
Of Patent Office is in The city and has been Tor some
time past, anxously waiting his turn for Executive
favor He was one of the candidates upon the
Polk electoral ticket in the State of Tenn and upon
his appointment to office, il is said. depends the
resignation OF the office held by MS father there
fore, when Mr. Ellsworth the younger is satlsiac-
torily provided for, the retirement OF the Commis-
soner of Patents may be looked for and not before.
Among the rumored removals about 10 take place
is that Of Chief Clerk in the Second Auditors OF
ice. Nh Akin, who has been in the clerical en-
poy OF the Government FOR the past twenty years.
4 Major Hillyer of y. Y. formerly lof New-Jersey,
is announced as his successor. Mr.. II. Is the
friend of the Auditor, Mr. Dayton. and OF Mr. Ia
briskie, the New Jersey Knight OF the Shears Po-
!itician How well he NAV understand the favor
ing of contractors am unable TO say, but Mr.. Il.
would b. very likely 10 say that was his business,
and nothing which concerns me.
Commodore Sbubrck, Chief OF Bureau OF Ord
nance and photography, has applied for orders he
pr.terring active service 10 the business drudge
ry of his present Office. Mr. -. Of Philadelphia,
the recently appointed Purser, It IS understood has
applied for the situation when Tie Office is vacated.
A vacancy in the Office of Collector at Alexan-
dria, d. c. occurred yesterday, by the death OF the
Collector. His mime do not now remember but
II is the same gentleman that was removed by Pre-
sdent Harrison, and subsequently re-appolnted by
Mr. Tyler There will be great scramble for the
office BY the Loco-Foco politicians OF that quiet
and pleasant city. NJ
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Mr. worden on the Rent Question.


On the presentation in the Assembly Of the Re-
port of the majority of the Committee on the dis
turbances in the Manor of Rensselaerwick and
other leasehold property, Mr.. WoRDEN OF Ontario
made few remarks, which We find reported in the
Commercial, as follows:
lie said that with TIE moral tone Of the report agreed
Is csneral spirit and purpose he believed 10 be saatsy
Il would nave pleased him better however, tbs FePor.
had spokeA relation these Estates and the GENRE
thereof had carefully and fnly discussed.
BE apprehesye that all these parties did not under
stand much about the law Of tenEce in this State II III
Van Rensselaer, had been correctly advised he would rot
have spoken Of these persons tenants Tbs parties have
the fee Of the Land in al the leases which he had
The leases were drawn In direct violation OF English
statute passed 400 SINCE which had early been
fried as law in this State. There single ea
ure Of rent about the leases. But he apprehenTe
they were made good By another principle OF Law.
In his opinion these called in nature
OF grants By these 70 Mr.. Van RensseIaer These
grants were good In point ofau rent charges but we're
an evasion OF the statute qea apore They rested upon
contract between the parties. carnot now disturb
ihenl They could disturb the grants made by the
oers Of these fees 70 NJ. Yaa Rensselaer,. He would
impair no mans rights
He would protect them II these tenants had made con-
tracts which we've one-ocs And oppressive he would Sill
maintain them - eonracts But he would prevent their
creation for the future
lie considered these leases Of feehods Of farms foi
series q years with reserved operating inurtousy
But he should Be prepared dscnss that question the
proper time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

Disastrous FiRg This morning, a, haii-Ps,;4
O'Clock, fire broke out ia the extensive Carnage
nlanufaciory of james e, Delamaier, which not
only consumed II, bur greater pant OF Its contents
consisting OF unfinished work, carnage trimmings,
tools and other indictments. The fire then com.
runica,ed 10 the Edmonds Engine Compsny's
House. and from thence 20 the wooden ware manu.
factory of Mr.. John Crissey, both OF which were
entirely consumed The wind was blowing iron
the y. W. and the flames quickly spread 10 tie
barn and out.buildiuss in the rear Of Mr. Dvlama.
frr's residence. The buildings were all OF wood,
and their intrinsic value small in comparison with
their contents. aIr. Crissey lost quantity CT
valuable lumber. besides machinery, tools and IN.
flashed work We understand that Mr.. Delsms.
ter WIS fully insured, and that Nj CgisSey's loss
will be nearly, ii not quite covered
Hudson Repub. Extr,, April 8
A DANGEROUS NxieHBogHoop "A ,powde! mill
exploded al Enfield, Conn last week. aud killed
one man This is the fifth explosion IL ten months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

To rus EDITORS OF rItN lRISUSE-ln Your r1JSr o!
The 81 Of Nluch article headed he Aagic1i fsi
Extractor Siive purpcrbg be- signed by enry Daby,
which is calculated msend and deceive the pubic In me
,rtic. alluded made 20 that thiS ceehIaed
nio,sn, must ALWAYS he sought genuine from Aiesfs IN
stock Co ~ Couandt whose power uroeibie
for 20 wears Sppoile them fcentS to sell ny ar
tcle ind entered contract with them io conou"
years and gave them power of Attorney do eSrtsn Things
NECESSARY 10 carry the agreement 20 !caih Va 9Iev and
be during the conI,nuancs OF SAID CONTRACT Ani
re- ment they violated aud refused tn supply them VITA
iuy moe Of my article Acr pTotracird fw SUITS we mac
nal settlement ged eleaSrs, annulins All coutHe
agreements &c Oi every aud psiurr Ihs vas ione
during last season be very Surprising 70 those who
ar. net ncJulined with That veil krotrn house II Coa
stock A. ca. such article name ard TO he
informed that il put there without any authority from
hntever In Your paper OF the 18th ult another suce
over the of L. y ComsOck headed " Il The dsgiiioHI
and GA tbs Of Henry Daley frtr, hf admit that
1c greatest ki,eres the COUNT ~ Those ene.r
nns aud oaths prepared show TO IN who
feel Suic interest examine the matter a. tn the S0
spoken Of IN the article alluded TO- will state pad
cent to them They owed about S0Q the eonset Tor
Extractor that had let thtm have which could not 1T,
ed 10 them in order to ge rid Of the % year contract power Of
Attoney two ,w Tone Ghancery aud the other
l,w) have not sold delivered To C. Co discarded
agents single box Of my Pam Extractor Siuee February
1873 None without the written trot printed ssra.
ufe Of H. DALEY the wrapper II each hox MI orders ad'
dressed me Of Anse Frost 1893 Fulton street lSua
Buiidng) York general depot for the sole OF the orgy
nal aud o genuine Daley Magical Pam Extractor WHERE
agents aud dealers be supplied Pncc p .; ard s. pet
box. HENNh pAhLEl
Albany ith April ISlS. ep9H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
T0.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Criticism and Conjecture Wasted
Letter from Rev ]. P, Thompson Convention
for Revising The Constitution Ncw-York Legisla-
ture Mr.. Toney MaySville Hemp Market,
Fourth PAGE.-rirginia /; Another Polar En-
petition; Commercial and Money Matters Ma
rine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

ArTENTTrp ARSoS AND Nil spEB.-The Mayor OF
Georgetown D. D has offered reward OF 500 for the ar
res. az person who attempted fire the cooper
shop OF Mr. !. Gpin Monday night Of last week MI
had received anonymous letter threatening TO nrc
his premises ii be dill NOT leave the town. and ne cenSe
ouentlv watched for the ncendayy and hearing some one
in the shop he hsilei him, but answer being rettrnec
ne fired pistol in the direction OF the noise when the
sho; WAS returned which -ryzej his head Tie was also
Lib. i,s .nlt ,aI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
CITY INTELLIGE NOE.
WEDNESDAY,.
Ronrd OF Education.
GrsArAprs CLARK, ESD. Pres. in the Chair.

GEsAgAprs CLARK, Esq. Pres, In the Chair.
The Finance Committee reported in favor Of appropriate
ing $1,000 1T up School House in 18th Ward the snn
OF Sl0SI for School House 10. in nth Ward $40 for
School House Il, In iith ward-Adopted
The Auditing Committee reported In favor Of paying
Sl3i929 for extra work School Houses in Elm-stree
aud City Hall Place, In the 9th Ward; $780, for carfen
ter work School No. II IN 9Th WarG-a several
small blls-Adoptcd
Mr.. Nieou, Commissioner lst Ward, stated that the
amendments adopted the last meeting have been pre-
scrted 10 the Legislature.
Some other ,tle business done, and the Board ad-
iourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
U. s.CIrcuit Court.

De'Oic y u1-es -'ELSoS anu DE- Ao-
The following entemen were sworn as Grand Jurors:
Thomas Denny, Foreman Messrs. Wn Coles. Albert
Ayres, Vim. '. Brady, John L. Brown, George Cornell.
John Carte. John Cromwell, Samuel Dick Arrest Fink
Martin Hoffman, Drake Mills. Chas. W. Mlbank, Corn''
us Oakley. Jamcs Pollock. Albert C. Zaorske, Robert b.
Boyd, X ii. Ludlow. Geo Douglass, VIM. s. Coe.
Judge Nelson deved the charge OF the Court In Will
he observed that the Criminal calendar for the term Is
small He seated 10 the Grand Jury that 1t IL their pro-
vince 10 enquire Into matters independent OF those mmo
didtely submitted them, The Grand jury then re-
tired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

o. The HUTCHINSON FAMILY, we hear, were re-
ceved &; Philadelphia Mond,y evening with warm en-
,usss, and The papers that city speak Of their perform
arces in hshy taiterius terms. Musical Fund II sl was
scarcely sufficient TO hold the audience that as
sembed to hear them They viii return 20 this City next
week. and will give Concert on Friday evening at Nblos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Hl,kr., cr,.r,r ssA..sa csrAN.-

He knew what's what, ard lhtts - assn
As metaphySie wit can fy.''-Hi4dt5rGs.
whatsoever knows trha;s ha. Buffers hero Sd ough;
10 know tina, HGNKY's CHIsIsE SHA'iNc CSE,N Is shs
best la,herproducps compound The world and that il AZ
se. eulp,be nssec on the par, Ct any bearded who
muster 50 cents TO be without it. Who thai has tried *;
not loud III its praise. Echo answers who
Yon aano, EASILY erpend half dollar to such Advantage
any other way.
Prepared and sold BY \. B. s,xp' Co. Chemists & Dug
srs go Broadway, corner ChameerSs'ree Sold also ST y
Erl,on street. and z Es.s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

o. The Painting by Anelli, The End of the
World now exhibited at the Apollo, is not
binary production singular effect would be sufficient
attraction but i, abounds with beauties, which make it
one Of The best paintings exhibited in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Circuit Court.


The Trial Of Polly Bodlne was continued. Mr. Graham
occupied about hours in conclusion of his argument
the summing after which DIR. Whiting, for prosecution
addressed the Court and jury r several hours In conc
sion the Court will deliver charge this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

LATER FROM RIO DE JANrlRo. by the arrival OF
he barque ST. Joseph, Capt. Neill, from Rio, we
learn that on the Esd Feb. Prince was born heir
to the Throne Of Brazil. The birth was announced
by The firing Of rockets, discharge Of guns, ilIumi-
nations, &c The rejoicing lasted for three days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10


O. What IL cnlorc 2
Ems. Heat asleep.
q. When - heat awake
fms. At house on fire.
O. What is the nature oil fire
fms. To 20 nbsnd.
q. What nrc .t5effec;s1
.1ns To leave with mo effects"
a. What is Fire Escapeip
Ans Tojump from third story window 10 avoid Tia flames
and beIking your neck.
q suppose your Office wa,'on ire what would you dol
fins. Look
G What Would you no, rush in at all r.s, to save your
books snd papers,
fms No.
@ wonld you offer reward foT ,hoirreco,e from Inc
flames
.9ns No.
O. No! Why
.qEs Because should nave taken the Drecuion beforehand
them placed in OF WHERE sALAM.SDsR SAYS.
and should know they were from Ere asif 10 on ice
house.
No further question. were a,ked. ca Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

APPOINTMENTS. L. Woodbury.. ESQ mas
been appointed Postmaster Portland, in place OF : H.
Lyman removed nv.
The Sew-Hampshire Gazette states tha' HG;as MtIn'
we ~ Ps-sonsfld has been appointed Marshal OF Maine
in place CT yirg D. Paris, who was appointed oy NY
Tyler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Cnurt OF Sessions.

In the John Jones, the Court ordered noie pro-
seoul 20 entered the material witness In the
could not be found.
Johr H. Chadwick indicted for obtaining goods By false
p.etences was admitted bail in the Of 1900 dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10
Coroner,s Office.

An inquest held yesterday No. 10 Ridge street
on the body Of Ann Pagan. girl about 2 Of
who this morning the mill II Attorney
between Ryington and Stanton streets 10 gather
chips when she got entanged in the machinery anil
Inst killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

GREEN PEAS ~ THE MARKxr.-Beautiful, large.
and delicious green peas are in the market, from
the gardens of Mr.. Cunningham, Pelham, Ulster
county, New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-10

Swat. S,RSArNulLlA-Ths opsratou Of Ihi, nTepsri'
,ion IS theeud Il tonic s'rengthenpE the ds-
,iv powers and restores hearptte as a. areueni ecn'e
M ni,e and gentle lsSitve effect and ss an sase(ac
purifying the fluids Of the body aud neuirari9g w ie< eo
h. ,ty- rUcpl- OF disease The will authenticated
cnrss Uf croul OF the malignant ehaTaeier wfonsh
by SSp SAAsArARILI, have giSen u wide and dssr'-
.brity Bur IL not alone in scroua the cia Ct
s.ss TO which 1t belongs that this prrgaraion has lea
unJ brueica lis Specific IA may diseases OF nr sHf
and may be administered with favorable results ~ l' also
yxscisas controlling Influence in billions compisutS art
h.r, the has been debtated either ny ht ,e OF
owcrul miner medicines by other caaSs VIII oe oHrG
an excellent restorative 49,. -. -.
For father particulars and conclusive evidence et ~ Sce
nor ,In and efficacy see ralnphets which NAV be OBTAINED
Of IN. prpprieiorS aud their agents gratis ,
Pr.r,rei and sold nhoeS,r aad retail, by y 3. y D.
MIS- Wholesale Druggists - FGlton street, Newly otk,
Sold Also at . Broadway. ~ Est Broadway and by Drug
sis,s generally throughoutthe lmrd states
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~ The friends Of the Abolition of the Punish
ert of Death are 20 hold Convention FOR the corsdsra
lion CT means promotion of that object; tie 9Th
day Of May next The daily papers viii give due notce Of
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County Courf-wruxg.p4Y.

Judge CLsHOEFFER, IN The CHAIR.
This Court With view tie trial Of Justice Drink
err on the charges preferred against him Mr. Graham
Zone OF the Counsel In the cn.e) being engaged in the
Circuit Court the Court adjourned 10 Tuesday, ed inst.