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PERSECUTION NORTHWESTERN 11 lie notice is hereby given, that the copartner- ship heretofore existing between the subscribers, der the name and firms of l.. M. & D. B. CRANE. in Newark, in ihe State of New Jersey, and D. B. CRANE & co. of Mobile. in the State of Alsba- ma, in this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The firm names will be used hereafter by either Of the undersigned, only, in the liquidation.
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I MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosrON-(GUARANTEE CAPITAL $1G0, ,0OU )-WilI in- sure Lives on the Mutual Principle favorable ratcs Table of Premiums and forms of applications together with any other information relative 10 the Institution may he had on applicationat the office of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents, St Micha at-
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NOTICE-All persons having claims against the l V subscribers will please present them for payment or before the first of May, and those indebted 10 us will please call and settle.
 Az s. WOLFF. apIl corner Commerce and St Michael sts
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ANCHORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSH E NESS-The underse ned will continue the above business under the firm of HOYT & FORD, and tender their services to their friends an the public generally. f WAIT s. HONF.
 ap14 1I5G CLINTON FORD.
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of the firm of Hoyt, Ford < R ADril l4tb. 1S45-I I6tjune1

WY ANTED-A TEACHER competent to take
 w charge of private School in the country is wanted, who can teach Latin, Greek, French and the usual branches of English education, can find situation by calling at the residence of CHAs. A. MARsToN. None but such are highly rerommendi ed need enquire. ap15 l16E
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NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with lN drawn from the firm of THos. P. MILLER Co Thos. P. Miller ard Orlando Furnrss, are aulhoristd to sign in behalf of the firm, collecting and paying ,be debts due to and from said firm
 JOHN s. REMSEN.
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& ALT-550 sacks, in beached sacks. in the Bay S apl8 for sale by J. H. RIVERS & co. NANDLES-1Ce l,xs Compost in store and for V apl8 sale by s & l l JONES.
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RACON-10 casks C,n. Shoulders, 8 do do .Ae Sides, for sale by .....-
 apl9 q. W. OGDEN, 75 and 77 Water-st
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FOX W ETUMFKA.
 A E1o P The good substantial steamer FAC Sfi;Sss2aE0<7z1 TOR, M. W. Garrison, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings, MONDAY, 21st instant, al o'clock PM. q For freight or passage, apply on board or to apI9 NJ. WAKING E co. H
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DILOT BREAD-20 bbls of best quality, for apI9 % A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com-s.
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ALlVE OIL-A fresh supply just received and NI for sale by IanI9l J. J..O,REILLY CO.
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HAY-175 bales best Timothy, per ship Tar N , qun from Boston, for sale from the wharf by
 ap19 J. H. RIVERS & co. az
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VINEGAR-Whiie Wine, for sale by
 v ap19 JOHN O'REILl.Y & co. .
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HAY 50 bales North River, the wharf and II Il for sale by t3'i -i' .-
 api9 EDW. c. CENTER & co.
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A IL persons are hereby cautioned against trad- "A ing for certain NOTE drawn by c. Wood in favor of and endorsed by P Q. Foster and M. s. Grant, dated January 2ad, 1S45, and payable six months after date, for five hundred dollars. there are offsets against the same ap15 115tf
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MOLASSESs AND SUGAR-5O bbls MoIasses; Lvl 50 hhds Sugar, in store and for sale by
 apl9 BARRON. MEAD co.
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DOHEMIAN SEIDLITZ POWDERS-Recei.
 -AJ ved per brig Margaret. few gross of those super'or Powders, prepared by J. Bigonet & Co.,,
 Philadelphia, unequaled for those momeniary pro,
 dactions of Seidli,z Waler in the highest siae of perfection, containing all tue virtue of the water of the iusty celebrated spring at Seidetz in Germany For sale by 4Hsi-i u.s7 R. NORTH & CO. Apotheearies' Hall, opposite the Mansion House, and at 35 Government street. pan. apl5
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FOX I!OLUMBUS. A E1D@ te The fine fast running steamboat S;4.sssS@s=5sI. GEN. HARRISON, J. B. Wiley master, will depart for ihe above and intermediate landings, THIS DAY 19th ai o'clock PM. For freigh, or passage apply on hoard or 10 ap'9 M. WAKING & co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
From the Cour. & Enq

The orgnns nj Washington are sndy ont
Of tune, and make most discordan, music
for the united party Of Locofocoism. l,n
quite time, therefore, for Mr. Richie to mr..
r'veul head quarters, and regulate the KEY.
Az matters stand al present, it IS qure i'm.
possible to distinguish the official from the
nohofficia and unauhoriz giving, on, Of
the government. The irumpt gives an
uncertain sound" and nobody kno".Nh.n
10 "hnrnc,s himself for the battle" Th,
Is pecular y The CAGE with the palnn, of
ficers Of our Navy a, this momcni. The
AladlsonIaD announce few davs snrr,
TIM, Mr. Bancroft had issued .olrin g"nrr.
al order, making ccr,nin important changes
in the Naval Uniform. and cnfo ,ciny many
momebtous regulations touching the Init.
tndr md longitude Of tho officers " hiskers
This announcement appeared in such n
grave fJrrn, aud comes 10th with such M
air o! authority, that no ono se-ned 10 doubt
us inll official character. Alas, however,
for tn. validity OF the M,dsonian functions,
tn. "ConNcIlu,on" with nm air still more
Official il possible procIaims the trv,l off
Gil ~ nU,ho lied and lnflcnl IN Sc.
Rotary of the Navy has made no such
order, though he has the subject I'M
der advisemcnt, and of course the pub
LEGATION in the Madisonian was "prcmn-
ture," and doSx without the Secretnrys
knowledge This is certainly very
unseeminely state of things, and must
be exceedingly Notifying TO the Mad
isOnian's senslbilities, ms well rs incon-
venien, and ANNOYING 10 the great
democratic public which ought to know
by all means who is who, ard which
is which, about Mr. Folks Government.
The present condition Of things is n
bout almost MS bad rs the category
which distinguished editor used 10
call estate Of betweenity."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

These returns show . Wing gaio OF
one hundred, bu, although favorable are
not altogether conclusive. The Two Es'-
tern shore counties, Northampton and Ae'
eomse) control the election. They ought
to give souihall = msjoriIy, bu, we fear
will moi, as he is no, u resident Of Them,
whilst Bayly i' and the votes appear to
be guided greatly BY hi, consideration.
Ninlh District were two Wings
running here-J S. Pcndle,on (nomin,-
ted, andJ, NJ McCsnv independently The
reports rrs contradictory. Pendle,on has
hs, a larg" majority IN Stafford and Nc.
Carly in FnirfaI. Chances supposed 10 be
in favor of,he latter
Tenth Distriei.-ln this district there
were Two Loco Focos running. Lueas,
nominated, and Bcdinger, independent,
The latter Inns succeeded, ii i, supposed, by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

,'sisLd bet Oti,g~,son,, ys1'p~d Q pou1on
IA brtro'y ~k.eh b-Ir~ss,o Msres b,
ueh -h,rA ere Gill ss,nts,n ., ~hs,.
.vtr e-u Tbs, The reistoes t-s~~ra Tho
90 eoss,,ss esosss - re-~ssSish~t b.
lore . ecmgi,ss rvpsss,,os Of ,Asa seSssv
l4r,s,sIsseh 80 70 d-mssd-d BY ecud
lash. tsr,c~ 70 Mes 90 sed the hesor Of
Tho tjnasd sss,~s % made
Mo,sov~s. ih~ sodrrsirs-d GILL tsss ihs
,h-ry TO -, tn hn Esetlhrey. Mr. Shan
s~n. that 1.-THE Unned Sts,~s 0overamen,
think, the, ~ni~,fs ind ff,~sdlv ami
nen, ,ossrds Mrsico Of the time ofgivisr
,nch odepre and heu suae hing the ,n'sc
rry ofiht Republic ofMes,co, tins Gov.
.rnmen, kMeI,eo) 70 rsry FAR from sn,sr.
'aininr the same vwws ~ II aequir.eine
N he Asr,rspe~s which lis Egce'lrnev
Mr Shannon hos giv-,. whatever may hc
rs sen, irnen's toward, h.. E,ccllrncy per.
sonslly
The nnier.iencd. 10 making this en-
nouncemts, TO his Enecllrocv, Nf Shan.
non, dong % bv the order ofIhe President
ri Nrnco--ennrg short q nee discussion
rh,eh the interruption OF the rtls'ions oi
the two ennntriss vii no, permit, and Ne.
esuse ncth,nc can BE- added IN wha, this
D~rarmrp, hos altcady said has the hon
or IN r-new the assurances VI bis disIn
cunhed eons,d eraiion.
LIN @. CuEvn
SAINTS Ans's trial WINS slowly progres
eng His health 10 Represented ~ being
very indifferent
The Brush Fnga,e Euryd,ee arrived
81 Vera Csur on the morning Of The l2th
,n~snt, from Oalves,oo with dsspaiehcs
which were Immediately forwarded to the
esptsl
Cap, Patterson, OF The schooner Fanny
spoke on the i7th instant, ~ lat. 80 &c,
long 95 90. the American squadron, con-
ssrng 9th. Frigs,c Po,omse. sIoop Fal-
mouth, and brgs Fairfield and Somer,,
bound to Vera Cruz.
La ers had been reesivrd in Vera Cruz
from the American Minister, Mr. Shannon
~ho had retired to Taenbuys, thu, he
would leave for the Unrcd States in few
DAYS Il nprobabc shst he is only a.
waiting despaichcs ahich he knows to be
IN their way 10 him, before taking leave
OF Mexico
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
From the y. T.. Farmer.
THE CORN CROP.

For n good crop OF corn, it is nee
essary that the land should be deeply
and well worked, and that a good
supply Of manure should be intimately
incorporated with the soil, as every
square inch Of well prepared ground,
is filled with roots, and each rootlet
should find its food. Mnnuring in the
Hill is much less practiced than former
ly, vet small quan,ity-one OF two
pints to n hill-of good fine compost
made Of soil, muck or peat, saturated
with urine, soap-suds, or mixed with
hen or Pug dung or guano, has very
beautiful effect in giving the corn an
carly and vigorous start before it can
derive much benefit from the manure
applied broadcast.
On lnni calming sul pha,e or oxide {.
iron in my considerable qusr,i'y, the q
mount Of manure above named put in the
hill, will sometime. double or triple the
crop When corn planted upon soil con.
ianlns The above dcltnrious .uh.rnnc-, be.
Gins 10 draw rs food from the soI, the
leaves assume reddish purple color, the
main RON is frcqueutly eorroded or eaten
oh the plants remain stationary for several
weeks. I'LL new rools star, on, from the base
ofthe plant; but the corn never reeovets.
md a Ugh, crop general y the result
The writer Of This last year plowed a piece
good looking soil bot CONTAINING much salt.
Of iron it wns well MANFRED b~fore and sf
ter blowing When the corr was planted
a single handful Of compost mnde of fine
swamp muck. urine, and hen-dung, wss
pu, in the hill tone person could drop the
m,nure from q basket, ne fast a. sno, her
could the eorn) The whole was thus ma.
nured wnh the exception Of sixty hills -
The consequence Was, the unrnsnured hills
produced less than hslfthe amcnn, Of corn
and fodder 'ha, m equal number Of msnured
hills did
The reason, presume was the manure
m the hill ncutrali,ed The corrosive ma.
turc Of the coil tho plants IN thtir early
growth found in the fine manure Of the hill
n ready prepared md conc~nis food
instead OF tho del,re,ious sulphs,c and NJ, ID.
Of iron. whlch the sixty unmsnur,d hill.
Ind In swallow in their early growth.
/ B'urr pIovs and deeper blowing. seer
To he coming into general u.r. and NOR
Of the cold end inert .uh.oiI is h,cpgh, Il
the surface, which is generally injurious r.
many crops uil il has had the benefit n
on. or two years exposure to atmosphere
cal influences
In III" bill, small quantity OF msnur,
vii be found very u"fni even l,f the soi
doe. no, ensts,n any Of the ssln OF lrou IL
and hurful quantity.
CORN PLANTER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
Handsoms,y Done-A letter from IL

Hand'ows,y Done-A letter from Lex.
ington. KY, TO . gentleman in this place,
speaking Of Mr. Clay, says
He mir Clsy) has been largely in debt;
but, within the last week, hi, rnure inieb,.
ednen amounting to near $50, 900 was cen
erllcd and hrs notes delivered To him from
Bank The gree, man was deeply af,.e-
ted, and asked who had done this hing
We know not, was the reply The mo.
ney was deposited 10 his credit. and your
noles are cancelled. 1t nsed MOI concern
you who did tit was not your enemies
Somtrrii!s Reporter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
There are now ct Pensaeol q,

There are now Q, Pensacola, rs We
learn from the Crescen, City, four eomp,.
MES Of United States troops, oil Of the 7th
Infantry, two companies =, Fort Barran.
cas, under the command Of Captain Rose,
and two a, Fort McRc., under n. com.
mand OF Major Rains. or vessels ofwar
there was no, one in the laI Dor, but the
Princeton with the rest of her squadron
were looked for daily. Tho Qualifications
were spoken Of n, being in safe and cf
fcctive condition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

MONEY DIcaINo.-The Hampden
Post tells story about the jailor at
Springfield, who was persuaded by a
negro m prison 10 take HIM TO West
held, where lie, the negro, had con-
ccaled large amour; Of treasure.
They went In The night, dug IN two
or three places, Of course to no effect
and al length came 10 place where
the negro measured of given dis.
lance from certain tree, and striking
hls spsde into the ground, exclaimed
IN a tone Of triumph, Here il is.
amt mistaken this time, no how
Nov take of my handouts, Bos,
Day, and III show you sometime
worth look my al.
4 The handouts were removed. AN,
IN an instant, instead OF fcasring hi
ewes on sparkling gems and unascour
ted treasures, Mr. Dcputy DAY fouD
himself lying mon his back snd su
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
F's~ the GUS. 4 Enq u',r
MEXICO AND rCXAS

TAs New OH sas Bs',.ssr 10 ,p skin,
Of the eoss~mpls,-d hsssilhiss II MEXICO a.
esssS The l'ssed Ssars, sys they mus
sahet sssoms The iosm III ,sptis.ls on A.
mcr,esn ei,ircns, OF an an~rk upon Ter.
IS I, ads
Ma 10 assiua Tcss, ihsts movement,
10 proposrd to b. mad, the MeIiean arms
.il not probably, sehirve 30 complete
triumph % in the other cas- but they
viii rili b. committing m ofrnce sy,'nn
the I'ni,ed States hat will call. no, per.
h.r, for repris,l' bm certainly fr rcs'
lance The United States have assumed
towards Tesass position 'fSN will not Pr
mt nm stack IN be m,de on her from any
qna,tcr, wnhom rrg,rdior itss mn attack
on ,heit territories absolutely IN possession,
and more especially If the attack w~rr
made. No in the pt"s"oi instance would bc
tbs case. IN consrquenr- 81 the measures
whieh this country had taken We could
MT ofcource 6rS provoke nm nsssolt q.
gains TeSns and then leave her 70 ba,tle II
ou, hrrrif Moreover, good policy m
we'll rs rood faith, would require u' to pro.
,ect her
The New Orleans Bee gives summa.
~ Of the extended Report Of the Mexican
M:niaer Of Foreign Adsirs, which II ssys
is exceedingly moderate w It's tone and 10.
genious in is argument, He admits that
il will Be- uselsss 10 e1pec, that Terss can
remain susehcd TO the Mexican territory
and al the same time spsaks Of the diff
eulies attending q recognition OF Texsu
independence He says Tint very liule
doub can be entertained that annexation
will g. some time take place, unless The IN.
dependence OF Texas is recognized and
although he docs not recommend such 4
proceeding, he suggests negotiation with
Texas, in The hope that annexation may
thus be prevented.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
PosT OYfICE DFpAprNrxr TIN

PosT OFFICE DEpARrMExT.-Thc
following order has been issued by
the present Postmaster Genera. which
will prove acceptable to- publishers
Money for newspaper suhserip-
tons, not exceeding 70 dollars in each
case, may be paid TO a Postmaster for
the purpose Of being a d to the publish
er Of n newspaper al any other office; the
Postmaster IS IN saah case to give the
rerson paying hs meney u recipe
therefor, md b.. advise forthwith The
Postmastas who is 10 pay said aInoups
Of such deposit Upon presentation
pf,bls receipt, the amonR. Is 10 ho
paid ever. The Postmaster receiving
the amount is 10 debit himself there
with IN his nc coant, and the Postmas
Ter paying that amount IS 10 credit
himself herewith in his account Of
contingent expenses
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

The L"gi,lature Of Rhode Island co,
vcn-s y, NrwPou on rh- 9th ,o>,sn, ma
the papers Of The State are specnla,iny mo,
the courr likely to M taken IN IN, ,nh
pet Of the l brra,ion OF Dotr Tn, p,o,,
denccT'nn.rrir' contends & the Tnn,,,o,
70 urdoub, dly right II atthe late eli e,,nn
furnishes 10 test Of the popular opinion nf
the suhj'ct-no proof whatever. TIM, m,
people Of Rhode Island urc IN favor NJ r..
lea d NJ II at dangerous den ,oyue r,on
prison ,e,fhout sondif,on for the Whole
regular law and order ,ckr, Of State off
Gers (wnh the exception Of Governor Fen.
ner) were elected md Lieutenant Goyrrnor
(Dlman, on that ticket r,c,lv,d majority
fonr or I'VE tunes ms l,tg" rs the ma lority
ngniDa Fcnner This result is conclusive
","ny rate, against the clnims 81, up hrn
thu, !, WINS mn instruction to the Legislature
for the release Of the Chspa'chrthcro or
that, /. seems 10 US there can be- no doubt
Still. we do not know but the best di.ro
stlon tina, could be made Of Dorr. would he
to issue regulnr writ of tj,eiione frma,
and have done with him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

NrAn insane person, named Milton
Flower, walked ia,o The Presidents
n use at Washington, on Friday, the
the Madison'an SAYS, carrying under
eaeh arm loaf Of bread, and ~ each
hand bottle at wine, Having depos
tied ms provision, with extreme nicely,
in safe place, and after resting few
moments oil one of,he soitest cushions
ofthe reception, room, he drew knife
and attempted 10 enter the private
room of he ladies'. They called for
assistance and he was semi to Jail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
From he Cherokee Country The {

From TIE Cherokee CoEntry The del
ogalon appointed by the National Coun.
ell Ieh Tnhlcqu,h for Washington on the
ln inst It consists of John Ross, Joseph
Vsnn, David Vann and others.
Col Washington and Col Amistcad, of
the board Of commissioner. on the part Of
tho United States, brough, their ,bor. TO a
close, and lrh Tahlcquuh for Fort Olson on
the 2sth OF March.
The claims examined by them amounted
10 more than three m illons ofdolsrs which
the CherokeeAdvoca,e hopes, will be speed
lily settled BY the Government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
he partial returns received =: :

Warren, Page anu Hampshire counties
10 be heard from.
As to the House Of Delegates, i, is hard
" worth while 10 enter into particulars,
for all we have i, record Of defeats We
have lost FIVE Wings already in Hanover,
in Spotsyvnnin, in Elizabeth Cny and
Warwick, in Caroline md in Fuirfax !
The Richmond Times and Compiler
ssys -
The news received yesterday was most
dsh"al lening. We havo been rouiod in
almost every direction. General Apa.
thy" has taken ,mmand OF tho Wing for
ees, and we anici pate . thorough defeat 1t
is now nerdIss to sp~ek OF causes 1t il
sufficien, 10 know for the present, that We
are bea,en-badly beaten I"
The Wing and tho Times are in n
warm controversy s to the Richmond
City Canvas James Lyons Esq, Ter
As Wing, elected by handsome majority
over Mr. Brooke. An,i-TeIas Wing The
wing SHOWS That Mr. Lyons received The
principal part Of the Loco Foeo votes IN
the city The Times, nevertheless show,
tho. he has been and Is u Wing But for
this split. Mr. Bon, would, probably, have
bren .lre,~d to Congress the district
was decidedly Whig in November last
In r. NJ r Hunter WE haze the Vir.
gina germ OF a Speaker OF the next Hous.
Admrnble splitter OF hairs - he 10, I've ,s
superlaliveIy qualified to pcrsooify and en-
body the Southern apd Northern drmoc
rucy in The Honr.
p S,-There i, gaia Of two Wing,
in Frednek, and Wing loss in EseI.
In the Ia" House the Wing majority
was l6-the Loco Foeo majority in tn,
S'na,e 10. A, the reports now stand, the
Wing loss is 50 Ear four.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
BRITISH MILITARY pRErARA
1lDNS.

The wing v'sgmph frm m m
,ell gent cotrsr'-d.s, Who has p ,-nsly
examined mca ~ tn. rrr'r-tv .y,iir,-s,,
o. G'ai BcIsn, hrrfn II 70, c,rr' ~ :,
hrcion' Which msy h. Of ,..r-,,l "r,t-,
with r'c'td 10 thu respective nuuud J..
G'cn, Bonn,n md the Cnad Snt, o.,
ptospccl ofpossiblo h-s,lnics. GrmRu,.
ian, even 10 the minu,rs, pstiicul-,s ~ the
asas, smrl' Pss-seo, V nsdy Coz. aai
Eaqsir'r.
How FEW ofour wsS.do;s s,e tw4tt h,
ut Brrmods the British ro,r,rm,m IN,
construct d, within a lew v--s psi 30,
c'oos haroor for the accom- ola On of-b,. d,
squad ms 'ha, for several years ID As,,
employed h,a ofe-lIicrs ~ MAKING #
dern, Of coal tina, they have aI.o ,to,, c,
arm ,rn"nls and duplr a,os OF mrors MI,
81 machinery for every aeame und,r he,
flag, now navigating The Al-n'ic and n,
Caribbean and in ,ddni,n 10 the brc,
supplies Of military stores, that ,hoy ken
con tnn''y on foo, 400 bod of cauiol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

49, sh,ii r. - srt-ol Dcai tell ne ..,e
go sA vi<s v.v sre o. sfsvs.ss'~s ~
- 80 .-sa .y-si t.s 's~peS ~ 90 sesel.--.
nsy saasii ~ 10 sstss.si sss,s shss Ard "
ti,~, co. is-,s 80 .,hs ~ ~. Ne sst ny tsSi,
II go "a .ssS the SsAsvhs
'Hsv. .s.. Mr. t,ssd,. % hss sssas~-,p,
7 sa ysrp ed d'ea~p ib., ,se Cd,
zee 10 rs5 ia's rreer esiiea. ~Hh
-hsist>~ne r,hs ;hA, 10 fsrt. ne -tois
~o'id evol'se uadsf . ,ressn ioss pnsrei
10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

ycyins the y,ar. Wbsn he regain d
hrs Teri, there was the spade, there the
hsnd-ouHs, and there stood deputy
lay. bu, the prisoner he'd hed, leaving
hn old hat as security Tor his return.
The deputy returned 10 Springfield
wiser man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
So~ething royM Knowins The fol

So~eminS rorm h"o~InS Inc lol.
lowing are very good receipts for lemon
AIDE and ginger beer powders; md, to per,
sons " no abstain from The fermcn,ed and
alcoholic beverages, will be found very
eonvenien, and acceptable, particularly
during the ensuing season
Lemonade po~drrs-Pound and mix
together haIfa pound Of loaf sugar, one
onncs Of carbonate Of sodn, and three or
four drops Of, hr oil Of lemon, divide the
mixture INTO sixteen portions, and disolre
one in = glass Of water. Ginger beer pow
den take away the oil Of lemon from the
former reeeip, and substitute few grains
OF finely powdered ginger, or else few
drops OF the essence Of ginger
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

Chicago. This city contains i0,s64
inhabnanis according to n cen.ps taken IN
D-ee"esr- Dsrsg The isa year there
wss erected s7i buildioy, Of all sirc,-
The fo<eign parnini'n Of the city j, a,
doh"~s 1859 German, 962 Irish, sal
Nsr~egrans. and 6s3 native, Of o,bs,
eovrHrie' There are lhres Assdred
aealr" in merchandise Of difirrai d,scrip.
i"a' nearly Que half OF whom ,ell .,
whol'ssle aud Mail rAers ar, IS h~.
ye'', rs phypeAn, and seventeen clergy.
n-n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
DeaiAi by LishfA,nx.

Deathi BY LisAta,~s. During The
storm o. Friday he 25,h u,,, the Zig A.s..S
struck SHE'D in York, Pa, in whsrh ,hrrs
men had taken shelter, killing oss .~d ST.
riously 'njuring the others AsoshsI s-s,h
from the 80 me capse oeeorIrd N tissrer
"A female named 1'ornsy--a child suing
BY her side escaped II sh.o struck the
barn OF Mr. Wahrr, C.dorous township.
'o'nIly destroying - ce~,enis, eonss,ine
Of grain, FIVE heed Of esul,, oee hsts
Wagons Sc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

GianeTal jackson is right N refusing
10 let his mortal remains he defoS'ied
in the old sarcophagls o'l4,Iekan der
severns. One iyrnol IS efsGSgh for
nal