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TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been so successful in
pnIpunuudino u ,nndi.inn (which


ever beeh so successful IN
e9hIpoHHdlhga medicine; which
mas dohG so much 70 ftllcFethe human
fanny, 10 roD disease oil lis terrofs and restore
me Invalid TO heaIh ana comiot, as the Inventor and
Iioprleo o. l.i most desGfyediy popular fanny me
I H,, Ut; SWAfNh' . COMfOuND SYRUP OF
VIII tHaid' ana none mas oeeh so generally pa
u"nIHCu ny tiIe tfoiessoh ana others, both III TINS
couii'l! anu III Europe, nor mas mere ever been so
gl,at a eioft ~ te snort space OF only siT or seven
years, 10 deceive the cfeduous and unthlnkIng, by
tthS up NosIf MS VI ''louS xmas, ny various IN
alVlGnas, 'hhAlns the name OF WILD CHERRY and as
uci VI .lle Hlne OF tle Original preparation as VIII
screen mem from the aSl OF the law, and one OF Tie
lPoSttf' VINO puts out the common paresof'c OF the
SHOPS ana calls II the bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, has
mao the mP'"cnce TO cauuoh the public against the
ot9 il.., rfeparaloh r. S%ayne's Compound Syrup
o. nun ChefTy, winch Is dong so much good Ill the
world. ,.-..,,
~ bEW AXE oF SUCH lMPoSToRS. 30
Ahu purchase none put the original and only genn-
me artIce, as prepared by DR. SWAYNE, which is the
only one compounded by regular Physician, and
arose from many years close attention to the Practice
OF te PROFESSIONS ana which led to this great dlscov
cry Thousand tens OF thousands OF the best lest
mon'alS OF tne uhParal!Gea success OF Dr. Swaynes
COMPOUND syrup OF W ma Cmeffy ttor the cure OF
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, May %.
G 500 Maryland s. "a
$500 d. do -
1000 Baltimore do $50 IVit
MARYLAND t. closed at - f"r sale, p! bid.
Baltimore SIS lsy0, at lO2. tor sale, lOl3 hid.
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ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
u Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. TYLER,
ap2f Corner East Baltimore and High SITS,
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would return thanks 10 his friends and customers fc
their kind patronage and would ask continuance c
the same.
N. b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
apI5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOl
II ANH STORM,S SPEEIFIE COMPOUND "a

- - - - ot-i . 81 -, hoii ~ co4'it CCFb, oi
tie cure Vi oonoffhpa, "ieetS StriCtares Daoets OF
difhuy IN making water, ana all other unnatural dis
chafees rom ,ie ureula OF eilhei SEX
IN no case mas thls meuclne Deeh known 10 iali, 10
tnect permanent cure, anu TOO, IN lhe shortest posi-
ore tine; ohoud THIS medicne lal 10 erect cure
where 1t mas been taken according to directions return
the empty vial ana get back the money. why then
speha both tihe ana money WIN Snch quack nosHum'
as cannot De depended upon; when, Tor 81, you car
purchase pleasant, sure, ana speedy cure, composed
soitly Oh vegetable SUBSTANCE oRe htlhded doHaff
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
TO equal ths compound or VINO VIII prove 1t con
osnn of H@h can snd C 1n 1 oSenf
SAWYER corner Of Paca Tnd Prattsts: and Nv n. Y
Fornev. corner of CLAW srii Eutaw streets.
In I.cb;na,or he r. Sco,t corn.r of 9TH 9, ouf
pennsvvania Avenue. Rohert patterson corner Of OH
street and pennsvlvania Avpnue felO-y6n,*
y.,,,.s. : ~, mr. 77z7c ~; N =
ANcE's Sah h s,f NJ Fh'hlA bhE
IL , ok bLOsD Fills,
fOh FohF iNG iHE hLooD,
Removing bile, correcting all disorder rs OF me stomach
ana NOVELS, cosuVehess dyspepsia, SWIMMING Ill ul'
nead &c. PERSONS OF a ln habll VINO are suhJect tI
HEADACHE GiDplN ESS ST. DRoW W., AMI
,.- r. SlNulN" lS NE Ehh9'
aLlslhS from 100 great now o' n'ooa 10 ine neaa
sou h'sc, pc "i.nout tlielii, az ni'sn.
symptoms VIII ne ehtlfeiy carried OH ny 'helf ihhe-
ulate use' e,r.r,, g u.,cr cr
fot sac ny 81 db .. nhNoE' cor"el vi ffall ana
Cnl.los sts, anu Ioo plt" 81 i''-f
QUESTIONABLE Conversation
III Scene Baltimore street Miss FANNY AND MISS
ELIZABETH WALKING.
Miss Fanny-Oh! Elizabeth, how thirsty am; do
you know any person in this neghborhood where we
eonu StGp ahu get * s'ass o, WAFER :,
,t d amy u" n"'' nut VIII te'
YOU VIE W" or, e'' o u' ,c,, ,l.o, f,r
Mss Wen ~ S,nnnsd he o," "' d nv'y IlI,SE,
d di has Of ~ Snd VII, 10y ,'s n AVE
anu uiah S,aSs " ,'iI S"na a'eI' Win SafSapar
Miss F.-Well then, Elizabeth, we will trv rlass
of it.
HANCE'S SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street. al lOS B.1LTJ9TORE ST
ma
ENREDERJCN FJCEEY Z. SOyS
IL No. gro BAITIN0RE STR'FEr
Are constantly receiving h., l;rant iont,a,;a
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EpERAGE SHAVNLS AND SCARE s.
I'D Mrs. MCPHERSON. No, 81 North Howard ST.,
has just received another supply of Berase shaWis
and Scarfs ... mt
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ROOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No. 241 WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he il pre-
pared TO manufacture BOOTS, scwcd
or peggcd, that cannot be cxcelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
fit, which he will guarantee shall wear
Hnunl 10 any lnHl are manufactured L.,
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nLD LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
near Barnum's Hotel, for which cash will be paid, at
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange
AMID
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l.nd IL .sines1 It 90 tho n q 'thst chaiitt- io'
,ail~ AZ, Ave geo grated SHd arrc;icd
from rsilansni, Apd the rua, ,mpw charge
h,t ir, ,fhl t~ing iui Cd to three iooths Of
p.Uay (siearlinsl per ton GeT mils." Thus
- - psf cea,. les. than tho sisie of New
Yo,k clscis ior toll on merthandicc ou Ter
csasls, white Ito iorhids, by law.r,ilwsvs 10
compete with ist the enute yes even on The
payment II luii canal b,ils Ipto osnuu,
be a stronger argument IN la,ot at the supe
ronty OF tsi,waI, where tie public arc
ready to pss an extra charge for certainty.
CELEBRITY. AID availability At all season. ol
the veaT The railway j. truly the pnnr
mans friend. In rtdocing The ptcp OF coal,
transpofts,i1n ~ proSi-ioos, &c.
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From the Jour OF Com.
RAILWAYS AND CANALS.

BY the last Steamer we have inhrma.
ton = hat luIlwHys are every whore dcpri-
wing canots OF great pat Of Ihei Traffic
aud evan ,nuch Of ihor coasunq ira de "a.
nsis beng secondary or considered nnSll.
res 90 railways TINS would appcu .
b. the case with the New England can ais
\ late vislt a. the Wcs,crn Depot, \, Alba.
nv, presented the ustonsh,ng fact, that the
w, stern road wns trart porting large guam.
llurs OF iron, hy contract. from Albany 10
BIOS, On over grades Of 81 fcct to a mile, and
a summit Of liss feet, ~cs, OF the Connie
iicut. and 800 itct above Hse. east OF the
same, at a lcss rate than ara now charged
~ thc mgr anl co1si'n~ cuh Our IN
iorrl Nh dad nu give Us the contract price,
hut stated dat It was under Two ccu's pr
ton psr mnr, mud tha, was much lees pro-
pouloned Ia the grades and lhc capail'y oi
the Wtsiern ro,i and iocsmdllus, than
the rates nov ehatgcd over the Reading
Runway, Of one sSi one {ourlh cents PEI
peT mil'; 'hr msN'pum tnans thus lar. Of
NorrIs and OF Eafdwn's r,sm'-, over tho
Read'nr. bring 75otsns PER ,rsrn. and the
working test, sOOlorn Of fs4e lbs. IA 100
Shc' Iton ears
Ga ~ Wcr-rn Roai, tho minimum
load q Winans locomotives 10 500 tons
the wnrking load 80 toos pr tain IN,
grcaIcsi days work over me WeScrn rail
road, With AouT, Ia, eee~ 10000 barrels
with hnHcd bus'no-s sod motive power
The Reading Rsiirss< has go, up to 1 90,
Ions IN one week. (-ir dsss-) aud they 500,
+. expect 10 reach $4,000 tsas psT ~e.k VI the,
? get III, quAniiV mibed 1lss NAV he read
ilY accomplished. a. we hnh W the Railro.i
Juurasl that 500 tons al RAJ have lee
trslsp0peL over ihe Gfess Nouh 81 Ros
ssnd RahSaY IN 90 hSurs- " lee re size won
G iug leli'l only 100 tons psHg NAin TluRall
ltv' .is As' gaming = a tl..- q. /,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

LATER FRoa AEAIoo. pnpeu from
the capital OF Mexico 10 April Goth, nnd
from Vera Cruz TO the 30th have hcon te.
cciycd
Two balls are before Congress one ia
the House OF R'Pft sculaIi'cs, irom |. no.
res NicIara, Constanats and their iflcGds 10
htbIi the seeeptios Of aoy proposition ten
dag 10 admit the aaaorTIon olFcxhs 10 the
Republic OF the North &c her IodcPendi nee )
and the other from tho Minister Of Foreign
Relations, ~ favor Of nceo,Ia ton
There ga marked dScr~co bnwesn
the tone OF, The government papers and those
Of an unofficial character The former are
much more moderate, mild and pacshc N
their Expressions
Tho Diario delGoblerno, OF Govtrnmeg
Gazette gives several reason, IN iavor
OF the proposition made TO the Chambers
hv The Minister oil Foreign Relations dc.
clarrng u TO be a step which will no, Affect
the claims Of McAico over Texas, will jus.
uy dclberution and delay b. lors entering
on vnr--a measure which ought not to
be f,sort-d to while any auemgt TO oso.d Il
remains unlrItd
Il protests, nj the sane lime that The nd.
minisrstlon vill MOI culcI on any negoua.
Ton, ai' c,,ng rvon IA che slghos, degree,
'hc ns',uaat COVER and lhsi nothing wiz
lone M pnvEsr, OF NNhoul the utmost pub
l,c nolonrty
II, Esanlarr NIcioaai thlnL. that the
GH Of the Minister would eonsnsale lhl
nnionliGy Of Mfsco
TAs S,gia adoP.. the same somimcn,s
rfmA,I wg that IN OIL qucrtoHs which m
tsrrvri tho peace Of nations whenever They
have Fnario var. IT has been after htS ~
ioung 10 she pae,hc mousut's OF ntgJ,il
uNE "MsNen ouch, ~, 90 drp,u ron
ihr, eo~rse ofpfoorrdihg Pop S1r only N
negousuoa can al ,ulrrcsis DC weighed
and all rigl ,s rus rsuj,,d for the lulufe"
The MomSnr Consrtocioaal lndrpcld
on,e says We c.tl spcn ihe MiniatSr
make "a public protest, MS ,hrv seVfr al
recognize 1Ae lndepcnd,pcr n TEXAS -
"Th" would tosore puble oeH6deae,
wh,ch ran b. done IA no o,h,twsy
The NoI Del Pablo opcnly oppn,rs ~
NEGOTIATION wnh TeIat on ihe bAsn OF Il
,olcpsodoneo on the ground, that woul
be contrary TO the ba,ts Of the lsue Convs,
ton. and virtual trea 500, cScn IA The Pee,
deS. hims.ll
The Minerva stacks the Mniast's b,
sol repeats .be opinions Of sereral o'heT p
pefk
h. snorttr au-ibcf ofthe government .
1r,e ih.n ,hn ~ @ haze slsesdy quoted, y
hnd ae..iytos,as rehir1' sNtef 'ie ID 4
tlal bsaS
-Rr.p-c,iag he snnezrion q Texas
,he icuhorv Of nc An,uern Uuionr tae
zts. oas or'aso.i ...-- -. -----as i,.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

The Baksr Ia@dy We uHderaan4
hat these celebrated yocaAss drsign yni.
ing our village aud hat lhcy will favor u,
Vllh cohcell nj the ilali Of the Franklla
IlnSel on ILr evening al he li!h ina The
PerSrRaneet ofIhls iimIly which coasss
OF losr bfoIbers usd sister, have bora ~
eywbeTe highly spoken af and We hope
our music loving people wlIl assi them
sllg's q Ihs opportunity 70 bear lLcnl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

witch viii cirs hvtsdr TO New Ioit
istrvctl We bcs the Directors OF She
Fheblnrg and Cheshire Roads to pause
aud rcHtci and ". beg those who have
subscribed literally ior,he Cheshire stock
on the iarh that 1t was TO connect With The
R,nIaud Route, to use their influence a
gain. ,his suic ids scheme Boston has on
,mmence stake in this matter. and We hops
1t will not be lishily thrown away.
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THE HERALD.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8. lsij.

y nv Il. Palmer, Amcriean Nrswpa.
per and Advertising Agent IN the enrs OF
Baltimore, phlsdeioh,a. New York, and
Boston, has been appointed Agcn, lor re.
celvlng aud lorward,og subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper, a. his Offices
IN those cities Icspeciiyeiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
10 Days later frssn Europe

The Royal Msh Sesmsh,p Csmbr,s
Cart Jodkia,, arrived ., Boaoe sunds >
a,l2 p's 9 o'eleci, hs'ng made the
t.4s,a ~ iron, Liverpool 50 tina, port, IN IL
dsv, rni I hours. uelot'pg the dcsniou
q IislLi
The I-otAon journals are moderate IN
dscussmg the Oregon question, aud ei'
pr,t, On cp,rioa tbs The psnjing difficulty
NIl be- smicably terminated either by ne.
gr,iation or artrur'on.
The Couna NAikd wns depressed, and
IN quiz, size Frees had rccoded fully
Arhng per pound, ior m,5dl'ng quair"'
bot ,bc better iud Of New Orleans had
hot barn quite 80 Jeptossod
The Amercsu Pios ron Mata was N
No encouraging position With the eI
co,sion ofthc gtea, American staple. Cot
Ion al Other arc lcs Of commerce, gcnef
ally speaking were gong Oh fAvofally, a
r,munctating price.
The stcam,h p Grea, Wercrn, Captain
Mathews left Liverpool on the i7'h uli
three days previous to the leaving OF Tho
Gambia. FOR New York
The Steamer CALEDONIA arrived al Liv
,rpool at II o'clock, z. NJ, 18Th uli, and
20 great was the aaIidy 10 The metropolis
to learn tho character Of the American IN
diligence, ibn, an engine was engaged er
pfe,ay for the Times office, Tor he COO
veyance express, Of their files Of papers
The news was published in second c
drnon Of the T,m,s OF The iih ult, anc
wa' eagerly read by all parties. The IN
diligence WAS con'iicrri Of a very Poc h'
Kind. aud /, immediately had favorable
cFcc, on the con.oI marked, aud ,ondcd Il
calm the eHci,cmca, which had prevailed
from tho t,rre ot the Government d.clafl
ton regarding Oregon The London a.
la thus ref rs 10 the American news re
c,ivcd By he Caledonia.
The Wig party in the United sla,os
pac ifcally inclined, md so is considerable
proportion Of the Democrat body Al
New York all the respectable journals are
opposed to war AMI a, Washington tho
only papers that write in bci|'cos1 VEN
nre those SAID TO be- in the confidence o
President Polk and his Cabinet bot o'
newspapers have in this country very ire
Qr'n,iy the reputation Of possessing The con
lI,nce OF political person: which they DC
not enjoy, il may be the same in the A
mexican Republic 4, all evtn's II IS tor
erca, stretch Of human cttdulny 10 SUP
pose dat at such Juncture President Pow
speaks through the columns OF any journal
Besides Of rumors on another point be cor
rect, he IS himself abou, 10 give cy'dcnc'
ola really caInoa desire 10 remove al
cluscs of d,sscnslou from the two countries
IN sending to England special mission 'c
arrange the Oregon question.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

l-EpuCArtoS OF TnE PEorLL -
Our readers will be grn,iii,d 10 obscrrc the
progtcss OF The measures adopted I'r thc
improvement OF Common Schools These
are the hope oflhe State The circuar ad.
dressed to the Clergy, has already appear
in our paper and Is honorable to the Com.
miilee Circulars, were address,l, also,
by lbe financial committee at the same meet
ing TO number Of leading towns in every
county IN the state inviting them to contrib.
ute to sustain the labors OF Mr. Palmer, and
to make preparations for meetings to hear
ham. Returns IN many instances ARE si'II
delayed, though the measure is received
Nth general favor aud seems calculated, If
made complete IN this respect, to give the
effort the fullest possible succe.-ThIs,
we trust, it may not aIl to receive.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

A young German, nj Dayton, Ohio,
whose lady love bad refused 10 dance with
him, jumped from the lhrrd story window
Of the dancing saloon into a cellar, by
which he broke his own jaw and The stair.
way. But both have BEEN mcnd4d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

The model balance Of Stephenson, How
ard and Davis Of Boston, which has been
selected for the use OF Postmaslcrs under
the new law, is so graduated as 10 stand
unmovtd when hall ounce letter is p &C cd
upon il, bn the addition Of a straw after
wards will iuIn i,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

II is singular fact that in Gfenl Bit.
ain no less Than four dIhcrcn, languages
nrc still spoken. There are some 2000,-
900 in Ireland who speak Irish, and who
cannot speak EngI some 100000 10
Wales who do not speak English; many
ia Scotland, and in the Isle of Man who
speak branches of the Teutonic tongue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

The otn,c song We take from the Iasi
Ago, aud /, is,ns j, purpors to be from the
pen Of our friend Eastman who Is and
Justly too, esteemed as one oftho best get.
tcls up Of such lulo fncies, we havc.r--
We think however that this song is not IN
the best vein Of our lrlenl, and that poorly
compaus With many that have gone be.
fore IT. Bu, It is no, in censorious spur
II TIM, wc now altAde TO this las, offspring
of our friend the Aalor--nor is 1t our IN.
lonliou to make any critical remarks in re-
gard 10 it;-~bul simply to.lniorm our
friend Of the trouble and boIhcraiion his
song has brought upou us
We had marked the little baniiing md
handed it to our Jgnior Devil TO set up. that
it might see the light through onr humblC
sheet and hardly had wo rosca,ed y urst !
in our 'sauc,um, bDlorc the niortsaid inn
OF daI kness came rushing IN upon us VIII
his teeth cl,nched, and his eyes hlshIng
vengeance he marched mp TO us, md e,tcn
ding the paper in one hand while with
the other he was making most yoien, gcs
,icularions, he demanded Of US If that SONG
was Mr. Eastnpan'S2 Upon our replying
/ in the affirmative he went into still grcai
or passion, II possible, and insisted upon i
( that II was shame in the Mnjor--nn ola
/ Lafehelort the head md front, the lie ont
! soul oil the |. q. Of O. B's..-to be making
fun Of the teuder passion in this kind Of {
way For, said the Devil, | don't like tn,
Mojlrs sentiments on this subject I'm il
love myself, With liule divine angel,
whose lips arc as red as sixteen mulberrlcs
and her eyes are Car more blue iEan q sum
meI's sky TO say nothing OF lluc dye. md
90 bags &c )-anl what's more, continue
he, slappug his han Is over bis head an
Jumping up to the ceiling II can Indie, il
Thirty minutes, 10 ny sweetheart, some wei
cess that shall beat the IlAj ors-and wan
them printed together with his. Here wa
n poser We did not !jBc 10 refuse on
Devil this smell favor, and ioI him we
excuse him Ijrthe stated time, 10 prcpar
his song to his Indy love whcroupon h
hastily Ici We watched him through q
aperture Of the sanctum, md the true insp
ration was upon him. He had ruubt,
with grcni energy his organs OF dealt
with his Inky hands, and had consequent
bcdauLrd his face most beautifully. ii
porspircd Ike sea horse, and ink and pc
SEPARATION s,rcamed down his face and nee
most copiously ;-suddcn'y striking h
hand upon the table, he sprung upon h
feet, nud was ,cr)hwnh ngaia before Vi
when he sung 10 an oil Scotch air, III
following song
OUR DEVILS SONG.
Here's totLe lss. love Le-t Of o'ny-
Here's 10 the las wuh the bonny b'rr cen
Iie,c'. To the INA I'd so bl,i he and bOnny.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

New potatoes have been served up du
ring the spring, a, a ho'cl in Columbus,
Ohio, where they were sold at 81 n bush
el. The mode Of producing them thus ear
iy, nj so low price, is KEEP, secret BY The
enIlivator, but i, ia probably BY the all Of
electricity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

The Germ papers state thnt cmigra.
ton 10 the United States, to an unusual ex-
tent is taking place amonss, the better por.
ton OF the German agricultural laborers,
farmers AMI nuiz,n'. Antwerp has been
recently crowded with these emigrnnts,
anxious TO procure berlbs on board vessels
bound TO New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

4 CoNrLInFNTAND RrBuKR -4he
editor \ the Charl,sIown Mercury havm.
asserted that the only way 70 touch the
scusbilIlcs Of NorIhen Raca is to touch
their pockels Pccsasee says-'Vhe snoer
Is very contemplate ooc That editor
ought to know that II ID very easy thing
TO Luch the pockets Of Northern men. Ld
a onse ID distress be presented 10 Ihem, and
lhcn pos k,Ss are touched at ooce, nod
touched deeply. No sooner wac the dis.
tressing tale Of The Phisburg FIRE circulated
at the NoNh, Ihhn the POckeH Of the eIli.
zcns OF Philadelphia, New York and Dos
ton were ,ouchfd % the tune Of nearly
eteO 900 uthere ID way to lie "rs.
s.Ll,lics OF NOHbern men through ihri
poeks>s, those 's also a way 10 their peek
e's through rheirscnsibIlnIes.
n ,7rhcr their pockets or The scosibi ric
OF tho Charleston 'eLvalry' haze Lerr
touched BY the PHl'burg e.Iamiiy, vs.
have nos received The INTERESTING iu.cA
sLce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

G. w Jones, the newly appointed sur
vryor Of Iowa, was one of the seconds Of
the Clllcy duel. What then becomes Of
the commcndalon which the loco presses
lavished upon the Prrsiicn, for dsnissing
1t Ilurstl Er. Paper.
AMI what becomes too, Of the miserable
slang Of the Loco(oco party in view Of the
nRedgcd connection Of Mr. Clay with this
ducl2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

Babe the pirate, has received from the
President Of the United States a further
respite to the III Of June, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS com
menccmcut AZ this institution occurs the
present year on the fourth Wednesday Of
july. On Tuesday the College Societies
arc to bc'adircs.cd by r. Waldo Elmer.
son, Esq and Rev. Joel Parker, y. II. Of
philadelphia The Anniversary OF III e
Associated Alumni will be held on Com.
mencement day, exercises BY the nppon.
tees to wit, Rev Thomas J. Connnt. y
ID (Class ls22 Orator Daniel Robots
Jr. Esq (Class 1929 Poet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

The Democratic wings OF Vermont are
,nv ted 10 mer, IN S,a,cConvcn,lon Mt Mont.
pelcr, on WEDNESDAY, TIE SEC
OND DAY OF jelly NEXT at ten
o'clock a. NJ, for The purpose OF nomina-
ting q ,ick,t for State officers, and Of taking
all necessary measures preparatory for tho
election in September next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

.Alpoma was the on.lHal indian name
Of Lake superior, and ,Ope Of the W'''''n
papers contend lba, ,. oOsL'o be r"'rH
AMI suLsnu.. ! ior .5ef'eson' name