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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
DRUGS, MEDICINf.s, PAINTS,
OILS &c

L. JAMESON & co. Cbsmisssl and
II. Phsuurce ousis,fesPccsluliy sneoonce
10 dealers ~ lhe above lios that having par-
chased 'he Drug Estsblishmen, et Dr., Jos.
Perkins, iurnerly known as The JAMESON
Posrmacy., are now ready Ia answer all OF
der, in the above line. 81 Wholesale OF retail.
tt stock compI,seA the most complete SIS
sor4nsnl ever brough, into iris nsske,.---
Physicians aud others 10 The deal ~ill d.
we'll to cell asd sIsmias hy stpek tssors
poreha.iog elsewhere y JAaissos 4 Co.
Csstleion, Nov. l. 1875. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
THE CHORAL.

A NEW Singing Book, jusi published by
"A Nis Brosders q Co Of Boston, edited
LyB p. Bsker and Y -. Woodbury.. II a
large sale IL any indNsiha Of the bosk's
merit, this vert must ssasd unrivalled, n
-four large ediioos have been sold IN senoi J
months, add the recent appointment OF Mr..
Baker 10 take charge Of The music Ia tho
Iloston Grammar School, in place Of Lowell
Mason removed, 10 evidence Of his ability as
/. teacher and composer. Choin can be
furnished and copies bsd for examination BY
applying oon
Ru,lsnd, Dec 3. l6<5 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
BONNET SILKS

r ffTHER DANES has a mos, splendid
IL assortment OF Bonnet Silks, Saiios. cut
and uncut velve,s, Tshe,s. satin and velvet
Ribbons, CRITICAL flowers, tabs, &C. &c,
which he IL selling At very low prices.
Nov, -, lst6 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
3io,s shsli~d.

3io,s shsli~d. 633,6 in ear
The decimal t. used when the object n
10 hoJ the quaniny in sbelled corn, because
4 is hall Of the decimal 8. aod II requires
two bushels Of ear corn 10 make one oi
shshcd corn. 10 using these .suief, half q
boshel may b added Tor every hundf~d
that amour, Of esrs resui.s from the subs, j
,ulioo OF The dee,Wsla
lEmisrants Hand Book.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
DIED

Ia Hague. Warren County. N. Y. on The
95th ul,. Mrs Jane Wing, vile Of Seneca
Wing, NJ. D. and daughter Of ID 4. Ewing,
Of Glaze ndon In ihis coSWsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04
ons,C.Ynlr:s.

A NEW s~.sl - Gs~ssssss, ,aelsd'as
n s~ssae osAst arfssb~ - r.f
Loaf and stsshsA ssesf
Psno Rho Molassss.
Bps and kss Rsisias
Prepared Coooa
Nstmsss, Clev.s. p,rwntc. Csa.is
Gro fis,soto. Css.ia, Giagsi ana Pepper,
Cuuants And Cilron
s,SA B,.cui,. kr sale ., ,,w ptlect b,
~ ID. Y, BELL.
ROLAND. Nov. %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04


srArE uF VERMONT,
HtfLasr. ~.
bssisI Ttsss, | In County
80. Loait.
tAsss HAYES. SspL Term,
Ausvsrvs Hs,sr, Trusits, ISIS.
WHEREAS. D.aisl Toshs Of C.srehdo
10 tho county Of Ru,isrd. eomnssuoed
his setlon at the Stpiru,hst Term. Of ,hl,
cuur,. A. u. ISIS against lame. Haven OF
winncbseo IN the STATE Of Illinois, 10 action
of ssssmptt tot mcost had and received
eiaiasias Ass hvndtxd dollars damages,
whersia Augustus Iisvsn 81 Ply mouth In The
county oi Windsor 10 Summoned 10 answer
a. trustee, and II appearing thai the deiend
ant lire. ~i,hnut this STATE
Therefore. ofdtted thai hoiiee Of ihs
pendeuey 81 this suit be given 10 ths defend
sni by puSlish,as this "'des With the sub
sascs Of the dscisrsi,os. IN The Rwslss<
Hsrald ihrss WssAs ssccsassvAiy, The lsss n
which shsil be ., les,, ss - <eks prev IONA u
! The mex, Term OF this couu Ia he held al Rm
Land in the couniy Of Rutlaad on the seoous
Tuesday Of ApiG, A. ID. iss6 Asd de-,
thsrsof 10 lvsa. DC.
stoosh,on h Pie,son. Attorneys ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-04

Rsr,r, Of a-.is.s e bs.s.s sS., !,
$1,000 psobese cesu hsSAsn 81 nsssssA
~',t'ss and for said eis,fei 90 The hrv ssy 81
Dseeuter, isss
Pressas. Wa fisi. JsAss.
Sss.sl II. ksllcge. ssscs,ot 81 The las
~ill cod isstssen, " Rhcds Nu,ss, late el
P,rsiprd W said d'ssfles. seoess~d. rrope.ias
10 tender IN sccvpnt Of hi. administration
of ssid estate
II b. ordered that said soeoan, be referred
ser - sMies,iso sod siiowsace " the Grvs
Nopdsy bsiss ths Sab Day efJsssssy nss,,
and ,hst copy Of this order be poeissbed
three weeks successivei, previous thereto In
the Ro,lsnd Herald. q he~spsp<f priaisd
s,Ruiisod ,,h,i all pcfsons inisresied ms, sp.
pear and obisottp the same II ihsy zee esuss.
Auss copy ofreeord
80 HENRy NALL, Rssi.,s,.
STATE ~ vERMOST. Z F2y II t.nsm.
ii q stated probate roer held 81 Rutland
wi,hin sod ,os ss,d district, on the LIST day
OF Dec. A, ID. ieas,
Pssssn,. wm Hs,, Jsdss.
! An ias,fsment Ia w'n,as psfpo,tins IN be
the lat vii and testament Of Iss,e Decker.
m,n laie of Nj Holly IN sald disuict decess
ell. having eren presented To said court fnl
probs,e BY Hiram Dieherman the Eaeeuioi
therein psmed
IL 10 ordered that ssid ~ill be referred fo
probate and allowance 10 The kssl MoaAsJ
lbeiae The ssh dsy Of Jsnssry ssst, sn<
,ba, q cory OF this order be pubiished ibre,
weeks successfully, p,e,iovs thereto 10 III,
Rutlsbd Herald, newspaper printed al Ru,
land, tina, all persvn, interested may sppes
I and objec, To The probate thereof " they o.,
cause. A tue copy al record.
- HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE or VERMONT, RE il remem
Di,riet Of Ru,isnd. Sc - bcred tina
sa stalled probate court held at Ru,lsn
within and for said district, On the Let ds
OF December, ist6,
Present, wm. Hall, lodge.
Menita Csswell, administrator Of the "a
tate OF lessee Casweil, late OF Middleton
IN said district. deceased, intes,a,e, proros
ing to render an account Of hts administrs
ton Of said estate,
II IL ordered that said sccoun, be refeire
for examination and allowance TO the FRI
monday being the 9Th day OF January next, an
:hst copy OF this order be published , week
! successively in the Rutland Herald, 4 new,
4 paper printed At Rutland that oil persons In
. isrestcd may appear and object to the same
= thoy see cause. a true copy OF record.
. 40 HENRY HALL Register
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URtNENlEN

AK1 Cess,-,las Of frssh <E
Tess. sugsts bee, 49,
syup Nolsssss.
Hnm1UD biesei-l Ss'srsA on -
riae tn, snosinI ssa Plss bssses sse.
snd Scotch snaa our. C,sost .fs'ahd Ssssth'
Pepper. .piet, essssa, slo'sf ssshsys' r.
siss, eoGse. sSistslos. fics, ystifc, 4e. ~.
.Also. y choice st,ec,loa OF Liquors, euitD
,cr medicinal. cheas,cT AND untSbsbies' POT 1.
passs All Of whKh ~fl bs s~lS lc' - kssf
o. .. yee~ pa, - othssf Si'i cell ~. 70 uSs
place The suescritef rssptetfopy ssks fer
q shate ~ pubic patronage, M. by wy ~
-er,i. OF Ina, he nsy hli hts eoners ~iih dol
isfs ssd tsh,s, ba, the, be nssy nAy Ia boo
Get d~tss. n, u. hVWANU
Ra,isnd, Not. ~, le<S. %
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UpoK ilEkE.

A MID III. nsl,lrslcay II ", 0ceds ~.
n Gs..~ssy Aaseusss Sssss shseA hats
s>sn spssss 90 bstsss ~ resue. rvsv eassf
ed s.i.teJ sst ssls 81 s-prsss<esssS i'~ ~,
e~a, liz ssisAefSbet slsses 10 @Iea 9 ~
,sssiso~y ta ts,'' Of M assli'y sst Pro"
of nee arrival n
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BIBLES
KID SHOES,

WooD SAWS Of superior quality. read
w set sL1 f.sd, for sale by
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Rutland, Nov 20. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
New pullIicufiOus.

~" The SPIRIT OF THE AGE the periodical
devoted the Abolition of the Death Penalty, for this
month. contains among others, the following arti.
ccs An extract from Bureghs work, giving correct
of the experiment OF the Abolition OF the Death
Penalty in Russia. Belgium and Tuscany, with
posure of Cheevers misrepresentation Of the mater -
ian article in favor of the Death Punishment by dis
tnguished Divine of this city, Z" A Letter from lady.
DUTY as Jurors" Execution OF Boy" Extract
from an Address of the Yearly Meeting OF Friends -
State of the Cause in NewYork. Pennsylvania Mary
land. Ncw-Jersey. Connecticut and Rhode Island,
John Quincy Adams Copies OF the paper may be
had at Grahams Tribune Buildings and at 40 Fuon-st.
upstairs Subscriptions received also. Terms 80 cents
for months Twelve copies for So Address spirit of
the Age, 40 Futon.st. New-York" by mail or through
City Dispatch.
gE5. "A TREATISE oS CoRSs, BUSIoNs, the Dis
eases of Nails and the general management of the Feet
by Lewis Durachcr has just been published by Lea &
Blanchard, Philadelphia.
ESS' THE ATTRACTIONS OF HEAVEN, is the title
of neatly got up little volume of lbs pages edited by
II. A. Graves and published by Gould Kendall & Lin
con Boston 1t is compilation of beautiful extracts
prose and by many of best writer's and is de-
signed, we suppose, for holiday present
IL The CONFESSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS OF
A WATER PATENT By Sir E. Ly,,on Buwer Bart has
been published in pamphlet by Geo. IL Hickman
Baltimore and for sale by VIM Taylor Asior House
rfs@ THE CHILD OF THE ISLANDS Poem by
Hon. Mrs Norton, has also been issued by the same
House-price IS cents. 1t may be had OF VIM. Taylor,
= Asor House.
B Mr.. Taylor has also the SD No. Of Littells
Living Age.
Ey~ LOVE AND MEsMERIsM forms the sixty
seventh number OF Harper Brothers Library of Sc.
ect Novels 1t is got up in the usual style of the Libra
ry, and contains log pages.
The ARTIST, MERCHANT AND STATEsMAS.-The
publishers (Messrs PAINE Il BURGESS g. John-s have
sent US vol H. OF the above work By c. EDWARDS Les.
TER Esq Its merits have already been commented upon
and farther notice would therefore be unnecessary.
NEW MusIc.-Ne have received from the pub
Usher VIM E. Mllet No 800 Broadway, the following
new Music. Barcarole Chnur de Weber, for the
Piano Forte, by Henri Rosseleu; and the Melrose Alb.
hey Watzcs, by Francis H. Brown.
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Not n bad guess. that last, We think.

~ An Albcmarle Democrat writes TO the
Richmond Enquirer in vehement praise of the Pres
idcnts Message. The Sub Treasury clause rather
chokes him. but he gets over it as follows
You know never was Sub Treasury man, and
cannot even now say am. but | willing that this
measure of the administration should be adopted be-
cause prepondersiiag majority OF the Democratic party
believe il 10 be wise and sautary 1t is not for
few us set ourselves up In opposition TO the major
ity."
The Journal of Commerce also tries TO give the
Sub-Treasury the cold shoulder, but we think it
bound 10 go. Wall-st-eet begins 10 think so too ;
and Pearlstrect rM think so by this rme next year
Great country this and will be greater when the
Area Of Freedom shall have been extended to It's
utmos, Dimensions and all the experiments tried
out We do MT set ourselves up in opposition TO
the majority; let them play on, their game Only
when it is played we shall ask the people how they
like it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

SINGULAR AND DISTRESSING EFFECT OF INSANE
IrY-We understand that yesterday afternoon
position in the Reporter ONCE named Radcliffe, with
OF his hands cut of the other between the wrist and e
bow Joints. For several days be had shown evident
symptoms OF insanity and this occasion while AZ
WORK he suddenly stopped put on his coat LEFT
the Office hurreGy and 10 where he GOT an old axe
and inflicted the Of selfmuaiion. he WAS conveyed
TO the hospital. ST Louis New Era
PUSEYIsM ~ RoSToN.-Right Rev. Bishop East
burn presie Of the diocese Massachusetts has issued
public declaration expressive OF ais disapprooa-
OF Catholicism introduced into that church for free
These innovations the form OF the communion table.
wooden By which the table su-noun,ed the pos
Of facing the altar observed by the officiating clergy
The CLEvgLiND-We are happy 70 learn from
gentleman who WAS passenger board TIE Cleve-
land from Milwaukee 70 Chicago that she reached The
latter port Oh Thursday evening and left again Satu
dsy evening for this city. We understand that she lay
under the lee OF Bos Blanc Island during the gale sun
day the 23d ult. She afterwards put into MsckinAc,
which SIZE left or Tuesday, the 18th for Chicago Many
spprehensions happily relieved By this information
Detroit Advertiser. 81.
~ The schocners Niles, Wd6alG. Jesse Smith,
MIA and Bo,ira- went ashore the Western coas; OF
Michigan between the mouth OF the Black River and 81
Joseph the I'D of Nov. Crews all saved except inst
Of The Bolivar. Three have been found drowned on the
beach, and il is supposed thai a, or board pertshec
Y. Tho Port Tobacco Times of Thursday last
says thai the Small Pox IS raging in tho vicinity OF Gou-
cesrer Va
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their counsel deurred 10 the Indictment in each case
and Saturday mex. was assigned for hearing the AFsu'
ulents thereon.
e On Monday night a, u o'clock three men
broke INFO the powder magazine at Red HOOK and earn
Cd e;sh; kegs of powder board smsA boat "Hen
they had lying al wharf Some honest men CHANGED
to come in another bos the wha. when the powder
thieves ran away leaving powder and boat behind them
TIE place bad one FOX night iepredaonS as The h'H'
e,,nen are abou; a: all hours OF the night.
" The Marshall 7. A Society met last evening
>, boar addresses from Rev. John PoisA Dr. Geo. Hay
o. and Mr. Hudson whose peculiarly plain OF
speaking has rendered him somewhat celebrated among
~ The whole number OF deaths in the City last
,rasE wa. 49, OF the deceased were 80 men, 50 wo-
men q boys 80 sirls-under years Of sse 81 Deaths
from consumption So dFopsy in the head l3 levers o.
Inflammation q, small pox .
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vision Of the one, the narrownsss, littleness and
malevolence of the other Choose between them
u Benefits Herald pronounces this Message
and Treasury Report the creates, document ever
issued, but adds that their fundamental doctrines
were all borrowed of tie Herald, wherein they ori-
ginated This is no, far from. the truth. Yong
Democracy is child Of the Herald very like its IA
Their and very unlike the Old Democracy of JsrFER-
,os M.n1soy. GEo. CLINTON and ToMPXISs.
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Experimenting on John bull.

One of the Loco oco correspondents Of the Her
aid gives the following lucid forcase of what our
Government is TO do about Oregon, and for what
reasons, viz:
The next step 10 be taken will be for Congress
to pass resolution nsructng the President to give no
tcc the British Government 10 annu and abrogatc
the Convention of 1897 but you may rest assured that
this will be done until they get the news of how that
Government takes the withdrawal OF all propositions by
the Presdcnt-and claims all of Oregon. We are IN the
situation Of boys. tho haze been amusing eaSelres by
tro,oRe pebblss hornets vest and then opera
iions for Hhile i'heha they take kindy-theR
act as circumstances rtGuireri: i they come out run
If not fire at them again. SO with Congress
the knowing ones will make farther until they
see what England intends do--and if they will wait
only until Parliament meets they will not have to pass
any such resolve for the British Government will put an
end to the Joint Occupation Itself
Nnt n hnd r,ucss thai Inst we think
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What does il mcane
We copy the following enigmatical paragraph

We copy the following engmatlcal paragraph
from the Boston Atlas of yesterday
NANTUCKET TELEGRAPH.-Can any one tell us who
the orisnato-s OF the Magnetic Telegraph about 10
be established between the Merchants Exchange Read.
ing Room and Nantucket We wish 10 know some
;hng about the present state OF that enterprise We
presume tina, our citizens will hardly consent 10 be
noyed with those long, rude, ungsiny up
in the they be used for the benefit OF
of the most proheate prints that ever dscracsd the
Country and which is established in the City OF New
York. One respectable citizen has already removed the
post located in front OF his premises ana presume
many others will do unless i; be shown that those
fixtures 10 be applied TO reputable and honor
able We should be glad to hear from those who
know, something fsrther about THAT TELEGRAPH. We
shall govern course hereafter BY the Information
criNn6
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Busiuess Notices.

TAYLoss Fancy SoArs, ac.-We call attention 70 he
IN another column otTAYLox's Fancy Soaps.
yhib n seen raay be found sale a; several OF lie
NswYork s:oros Fror The specimens we hAye een and
the al we have given several OF the Siac' OF shaving
and other Soaps of this manufacture we feel warranted
Recommending them to the public as equal al eA'' n0
superior 10 those OF aay other manufacture III TIC county
with which we are acquainted. 1t Will be worth "hls 10
give !, ,rs, which can easily be done by !nqaiHas '0F
Taylor. Soaps al Lie places mentionsdn the scTef'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

DECEPTION EXPosEp-TuE PARAUroPTIc Lock TM
uMruANr.-Henry C. Jones OF Newark, n. J. who has
for some time past been thoroughly disciplined in a'u
flee and deception recently brought to the Union Bank
of this City one of Bank Locks which be has had
his possession six months and there by his super
or at,anments in that device aud art peculiar to h
self dcuded few OF the unwary and uniuitiated IL
to the belief that he had actually picked ono OF our l
au.optic Locks We therefore, being fully confident thu
Lock could not be picked, and fearing at the sams
time that such an objectionable act OF deception as NJ
Jones had practiced upon it. would (without Ill expos
ton OF the samc) be calculated to dctame the high aht
well deserved character of our Lock- publicly challenge
him the Union Bank Friday last with me
same Lock that he claimed to have picked on iorme'
occasion and if he could there succeed in picking the
lock in tho presence OF the committee OF nve ap
pointed by himself and us obligated ourselves to par
him the OF One Hundred Dollars, which We pace4
in the hands OF one OF the Committee. Mr. Jones benz
fully that his refusal comply with proposiuot
so reasonable. would in public estimation be virias
acknowledgment on his part that his artfuy devise:
plot TO defamc the character Of our Loeb ras what
has in fact proved TO bca complete deluso,-met us az
the investigating committee the Union Bank Fht,
last and then and there produced the Lock above mcnut
ed for their examination and It shown conctrs's
that each cooperating lumber had been separately ak
of the Lock and altered render them peF:ec'
y ineffective in their designed operation and 10 enfei
destroy the security Of the Lock In confirmation 9il'
we introduce the following certificate
NEw-YoRg Dec >, lc4o
The undersigned, committee appointed pursuanN W
notice published in The Nec York Tribune by Me'''h
Day & Newell of this City. and reply by H. C. Jones
Newark at the Union Bank this day and in preseaa
OF the parties we examined the Lock submitted 10 y
and came to the conclusion that is not in pefsS
order and that trial upon 1t would not be fair test
the merits Of the Parautoptic Lock. (signed)
WARREN JENKINS NAHUM ALLEN
DAVID SMITH. PLATT ADAMS,
RICHARD FIELD.
We now in order to show .hat Sir Jones is thor0g.s
y disciplined in the and deception. sgnally D.
played in this instance publicly call upon all who r"i
the certificate be recently Obtained tor our Lock ra
the Phenix BanSof this City. read the above ceri
cate, and then decide what his "a
be entitled to public confidence hereafter.
N. ALLEN, Agen, for Day & Newell
Bank Lock Smiths 5c9 Broadway \. y
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''''1''@s' 1-"1< 'Ot DHJ q WV"
BANK l.ock Smiths. 5.9 Broadway. n.

A CARo-To all, and sundry, the sta,ement-Cerufe'H
obtained by false representations and personal chA's"
made against the uudersgued aud the Lock offered BY ~
10 the public by h. G. Jones' the Subscribers would ref'
theth-y stand ready give Mr. Jones, any other peru
Else Hundred Dollars be- they, will pick open ~
false keys, with true duplicate in pi" OF ou
ParsutOpc LCcSs we will give epy length Of ume de'!f
ed examine said Lock in presence in that Of tf
party appointed by that the Lock Is not inJIfe'
the Lock shall put together in the presepce and fell SnoS
edge OF the party proposing operate and without chao
alteration Of lis internal placed upon an if'
Safe locked BY ourselves, ard II aid Lock can be fa1'
opened withou. mu!aion The person doing /; shall a'
above raned reward.
The undersigned make public The above offer II goa
faith and in the full knowledge that Nh Jones VIII no '
lend that the Lock offered by him 70 the public would i
any such test and If any many conceive more d.
tnir and perfect manner OF proving Lock, let him T'
such manner public and VIII abide by it Meaa:ims
hose whose Locks Will stand upon this high claia
superiority either the hve hundred dollars he'sN
offered AID which will put up, or" hold their pesoe
DAY < NEWELL, Bank Lock Smiths,
December lllh, lai5. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

DISAPPOINTED TRAvELERS.-A large train OF
passengers left Syracuse for the East Friday morning
and in consequence OF storm failed TO reach
Utica season for the going East from that place
The passengers being anxious to reach Albany and Troy
the same evening greatly disappointed and, having
organized appointed committee 10 wait upon the agent
OF the Utica snd Schenectady Railroad Company and
reques, him 10 dispatch train Immediately after
the arrival of the cars the East This the Agent
fused to do for the reason. learn from the Albany
Evening Journal that the night train had been discoa
iinued after due notice the public he could not
sumo the responsibility of abruptly starting extra
train and run the risk Of fatal collision with the up
freight trains The passengers, however not salts
hed with this refusal and proceeded TO adopt resolutions
severely censurins the Company They also ceusured
the Utica and Syracuse Company for failing 10 provide
suitable nowpow. was certainly provoking TO be
detained - hours under such circumstances but the
Company should be ceusurei until fair cxamins
on Of all the facts has shown conc,usiyely ha, they
were cplpahe.
The Albany Evening Journal is authorized 10 say that
is the intention Of the Udcs and Schenectady Compa
n.y. as soon arrangements be made, TO start train
from Albany at O'clock P NJ, and from Utica a, 5
O'Clock. A NJ They were indeed in favor OF eonsinu
ing two regular trains through but it decided
regular meeting OF the Companies. that the Winter travel
did not require Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11

rs= Mr.. MOONEY the distinguished author OF the
H.,ory and Music Of Ireland Sc ct the Tabernacle
on mex, Tuesday Evening, when Monster Concert
OF Irish music is 10 be enjoyed.
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Cow, r,lcn,Inr....THrs DAr.

,.--,,o, CorRr-Nos 49, L. D Is. y, 70, :, T.
* 100 70 s. 3. 80. 80 IL - IS, a, 10. 81, As
Conway PIEAs.-Nos. a. So a, 10; y, 10, * -
=
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THE ours,Dr.-Fbs Page-German Opera Study
OF the German Language New Publications; Letter
from Corpus Christi News Items. Fourth Pcge-'To
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