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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
DIR T.. .SUER.NhNS
Y cgctablc Cath0Iicon.

An unerrnG remedy, md known to be such
Tor the following diseases VIZ;
All diseases al the lungs which cause on.
s'tuc''ons OF the same, such as coughs colds,
caiarrh, bronchitis, and even Consumption.
IN the rtcmnnllury or forming stages A l41
cnIargemenis Of the spleen, m the dIlcrent
stages, aud all diseases Of the liver, caused
Nv enlargement OF l"pur +, Jaundice N all ITS
iufEs constipation Of the bowels uttcudc'
with torpor u the stomach and bowels. AVID
OF all tie tram evils attendant on these diff.
cullies
Night sweais and all forms ofhe,lic fever
scroiula, ~ all lis various forms aud IN Innst
Cuidneousdls cascS oG those affecting HE 81 ln,
and nca'iY all forms oi dIopsy and many
other -! minor importance which ! iotJcar
t. n,entioa.
Finally, this medicine IS powerful alte,,.
1--WE ana deoDslfueni hence, II follows u, a
matter OF course that al diseases which tod
10 obslfuct the natural channel, NJ c,,,,,I,
''un ether Ia the larger organs or in the an.
piilhty Vessels viii Gnda sovereign balm m
lhis al powerful remedy.
II Is also Laxative thatI is .urc and .tc,J,
IN rs operation and never Calls Ia rrmo,,
habI'u'l o"sIiveness II persevered in ,vg.
Gent length % time.
II IL purely vegetable, and may be ..-~
any length OF lime that the nature onbe cs,o
may require without ever harminp the con.
SliuiIon IN the slightest dcetee lhereGfe
u mas an advantage over mlnY other med.
zones IN chronic diseases, which should not
be "vefluoked
Try Inends' and thea Judge Gryoursel,es
venture "a say that 40 one ~ii regret 4 iAiT
~ IN any Of the above diseases.
For safe by J Porter Rutland. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
BOi.TlNG CLOTHS
AND
D0rr .Mtti SONcs.
n = WHITE.

WHITE.
Ne q. Ngrfoa Boil. MA 81. Boiioa,
IMPORTS snd keep constantly lot sair al
extensive assortment oi DHich BoihEg
S7s,t, of the following patterns, W., Anchor.
Ann. uf Harlem. Bird uf Paradise and Eagle
From long cIlencnro ~ iho manufacture aud
sale uf this nniclc, the dsdrcrisetl, enable
10 furnish Mlllsrs wiih more perfect and do.
rable cloths. and OF lower ptlres Than they
CIR be obtained ~ the United States.
ALSO FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
of oil size. manufactured at Tie Massachu.
setts stale Prison.
Mafch g .istt mis fnins-lt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

70 g., J &.eA.tt.W cue, r-,.fH NM
.f % D. AZ. b. y 81 rc 4 60.
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fa T. Edgefi,r. T. >rsvlHitr.
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Is 80. t-r E.q. Csy ! po,'s. : "
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Ni,Lt I u"f,cnsn. Il lsur. "A Ilu,l.
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Nc,rolf, n 'or. ! II kiml,dy. Re, u
Hs,t-i.. " ,lauction. Mo-, G,i,w cd, Nei,
80 Guswo'S. / csu.rbell. u Fstrran w..
"eu., ~ sr,gan. r.ul, Wafd 4 Nsfd.
Sir'i'-s,. II Gates lf Zoo \ tsir.. J LA.
-. J lapmio. u l,ishtu-ts Ia sh,rus-
H,t-I H.Lms.ict $50. J. trltoin. :
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Prf.f0s y BJtt.u. & Niuc. Srfb1,,-J
- R'.'tt> Tnr,pA CAT l. Itsmton
{ b'e~ct l>q nt"wu, I. Roe. \ N,tneL
" II Weller, y C-f,euef, liiewct,t Nor
ton NHnHrisd--J Fad, DuV. u pudV,
D.e. It over. T. Npuson. A ) Howard,
J. Holden, 'aia Johnson, T. code. W,Ht
-- J. t'uoosuect. Clemens. y Grover. &
Gtpter G,osr,R.. y J II Caves ESQ
4 Law H,bton--D Nc Can
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
A Ca Il d.
W. ~. Pcasr OrgaNist Pro-

= sNVI uHH tdCN'T u IIH I'IInO-
f"ne. Organ and Singing. 10 Tray Confer
ence Academy, respectfully Informs the ci,i-
zens oi Rutland and vicinity. That tie neg,
qnahcr OF this Institution commence, No.
vembcr 18Th. Term, for Music. Pi.no Forte
and singing sio per quarter. And having
been an Instructor upwards uf.twen,y wears.
both IN Europe and this Country, warrants
INN H. saying that pupils placed under lis
instruction viii receive a thorough musical
educ alton. Mr.. T. would also s,y 10 those
Young Ladies' who wish TO become Teachers
that he has already fitted several, and also
furnished them with lucrative situations md
he is constantly applied to for Ladies a.
''a' hers Ne,idehcc asWes, roullnev, neatly
opposite the Academy.
y y. i. The modern operas now perform.
cd N Ne" l"k are laugh, 10y the SUBSCRIBE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
STATE or VERMONT, REtremcn.
District Of Faiihlvenn J - ,bc,od d.,

STATE OF VERMONT, REitremem.
distinct Of FaiIhlven,s. } - .bcred thot
al a probate ooun holden at Casll ctou within
Snd ior said district, ON the 231 day ol Dec ~.
1874.
Present, A. Warner. Judoe
Sheldon Fdgrron. guardian Of jacob I'd
gettnn of PAwiei IN SAID district. fcprcsepIiop
20 siid cont that II would he conducive To
the Interest Of rail- watd To sell about 81
acres of land being the same hat was lately
ST OF three EhccuiionS against sad
ward-ohe IN favor OF SiIsuu : leidun, one
IN favor of Lowell Leach and one IN favor Of
the town Of Paw Leland praying sald couu
Ia grant him license 10 scii .nld lJnd
II - "rdered that the heaiiaq and GcciJic,,
on said petition he nj Il session said ,c,,,,
To be holden al the probate office IN Castle.
ton, ~ SAID district, on tie 18Th day nj Ia,
uar' beiI, and that notice lheren(Le o,y.n
to ali persons interested 10y publishing III,
order ihtcr weeks suctessitely, pre,inu. ~
said time ct hearing, in the Rutland uet,ld
a newspaper printed at Ru,land.
true copy NJ record,
So Aucsr, u. 7. LhNGDON. Rssiu.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
Drugs, Medicines, &C.

I'm. T.. JAMESON offers Tor sale on the
- most liberal terms fui cash, or credit, 4
Ncty extensive assortment of goods in tie a.
bovc Inc Dr. J. nailcrs himself that no cs-
taDlishment ui The kind IN Vermont, can oi.
Ter great Undue cpcn,s tn tho phi, ians and
Others dealing III drugs medicines, dealers
will therefore find y IL their Interest To put-
chase ii tins establishment. II they are dcsi-
rnns "i obl'ininr cap and good arllcles-
Having with much labor established agencies
l"t the the purpose of IvaInG hmse II of the
advantages, winch tie different markets al
food iJt selecting articles oi the best quality,
and purchasing them THE cheapest rate -
Pump' IucUuIu eWouto orders !.ou lis
an other states
Drugelsl's GLASSWARE constantly on hand
lust received 200 lbs. PARIS Lrccn oi first
quality. 4i:57 3m
Castleton, October. 1874
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
IRON a. NAILS

'ah'-rlbcr having Discontinued ,tc
h.''u'rs OF manufacturing lion ,,4
\-l'' would say to Ls OLD customer, aoi
o,htf' hat he ias sr,r,ctal ,on. GJs, o,,i.
~ u Lsnl,h's Iron which viii he -,
l'N i'f cash or approved cIcIa Ala
10 rn"' Of Na''' Which Nil b, disposed a.
On liee'ai terms wrosEA strap Iro,
Al he iskcn IN cNchanFc Tor lion
Fan liivon SIPS 9Th lsgi
ALANSON ALLEN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

STATE OF ERMONT,f l. II remem-
DISTINCT ui Fsifhavep. IS. - be,ed tina,
nj = probate court holden al Cas,leion within
aud lot said district cn the III, DAY Of Dec.
1874.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
MlioN, Smith admins traitor Of the estate Of
Abel Jones. late OF benson, In said district
deceased, applyin. 10 said court for The time
OF paying the debts against said estate to lie
extended one year from the time heretofore
allowed.
1t i, ordered tina, the hearing and dec idinp
on said application be al a session Of sa III court
to be holdcn a, the probate Office in Castle
ton on the ID day OF February next. andthat
notice VI said application be given TO all per.
sons IN 'crcscd, by publishing this order J
weeks successfully previous To said time Of
hearing in thc Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed III Rutland. A true COPY OF Record.
! Au-t. B. +. IhNGDON. Register.
STATE OFVERMONT, lDEiircmem.
District OF FaiIhavcn, IS. - tcled tina,
n, probate couri holden al C1.,le,on within
and for said district on the 2l.i day oi Dec.
A. ID. 1871.
Present, A Warner, Judge.
Ninon llopson, administrators Of the estate
OF Amos Bowe, late OF Wells In said district
N'NS"'o', P'"Iosi'R W fcnOef an account oil
his administration Of said estate;
tisordcred that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the 9Th day of
Feb. next, n, the probate office in said
Castieton. and that This order be published
Ihree weekS.sucreSsivelv previous thereto in
the Rutland llcs'ld, newspaper printed in
Rutland, which shall be sufficient notice T.,
al persons Interested in the lime and place
OF examining said account.
true copy Of Record Ia
b. r. LANGDON. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16
New Cheap Store.

HNliE subscriber having removed his mcr-
camille establishment from " hItehall to
Hampton, IA the red store opposite the wool
en- factory two niles west Of r.ithivcn vi
Iage, Offer, cor SALE rcuci,l and well. select.
ed assortment oi DRY GOODS. GLASS &
NkOtkERi WARE, and GROCERIES.
Among which Is found Broad Cloths, Ca>>l-
mere and domestic wuo.cns. horse blanket,
as" HE most elegant patterns Of Chusans,
.alPac'N. DC hines and splendid prints If the
'''r>' N'Nc Tor l.adies' dres>e, a 80 .hawl,.
""h'hrtrMe's, table spreads. lash linens.
mu Iln> ,rhtnbilcs, beachrd and brown sheet.
lnrs aud shllings M'delia Wines. Old Por,,
Iure Madeira and ; Madeira Vines. French
brandy, Holland Gin aud Rom, molasses,
sugars, Ieaa, Tobacco, Snuff, Ginger, sale
,''us, SPICES Of all kinds, Flour, +. J. and
Liverpool salt, todd.h Tea sets, Casters.
&c embracing nearly every article called for
Va country store, which lie is scllDg at the
hltehAI cash price for prompt pay, most
every Kind Of farmers produce received IN
payment, at lar cash rates, except for Liu.
u"rs' Salt and Flour Ladies' aud Gentle.
men please give me call aud look a, nv
goods The quality and price of which | am
sure Will SUIT YOU. T.. W. BlSBEE.
Hampton, n. Y, Dec. n. Isii 5III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

mput',y Of LIKELIHOOD causes psi,A.. =
Itisesse upon ih,ipst 9th. b,sl,v,..,
an, C'use NAV uv weakest Thu, a. IN
whose bl"od l. impure, SHOULD lin,
cold; the impotc matter would sen,
tntir lungs, and consumption bc ~. Wa
81 with pthct affections AIi,foul.., ~. ~
hy using the Bt-ndte,h Pills. VII. ave
he oyetduuc. Only use then IN a.,
nrncrmem ofahy discsae, Use ,b,S,
buses and you will he Up and VOL
ihusc who are top wise To takem,h
medicine sre h-dridd,n OF rrcms,wsi,
their day.. The Brandrcth m,, ~. 'oo
beginning to lie appreciated. they AZ, t
I" never de'eio thcy are the onl, ,n,ct.,
medicine required IN ms climate
Where Is the man Of .rns. ~hu.r ,u4
uptcjudIctd, who from ,hc ,nlc,,io,.
after death, wound Ills bod, ha,. L,,6 ~.
rcte,t al llI", had taire'aouon been rts,,..
tel Are u'cn born 10 10 >l,Ai Sh,u
lower animals live then full event, ard r,,s
only prcmalurely perish Lrtus L,.loo
ture-ict ~ cleanse the blood FROM mn
ties. and we shall live the i,lcvtn. ., ~.
oil IN out lamp OF life.
he careful Of pretended universal ,,.,.,
lives, VIII ch cannot be used vtlo,, -
10 the body AZ Dtandicth nils tan K,
are the, Arc ilcy not imitation, tod.
Niandieth pills, tccumme ndcd IN the ado.
usrmem stolen from d. Hranl,,,t.
Were they not originally couutetir,i.
purporllng 10 bc the ge,u,ne Bt,nI,,,,
PIll' But ~ consequence Of llenev Ll,
on the BtandIeth pill boxes aie tn.yr,, ~,
bhged to cnme ont under other co'o,,,o,,,.
ly false Observe the m,krtS and ifn,.,-
a:cls Are they not m,u whnmDf U,,
reth has asst oil, hut l"t purd rnnIu,,,,l,
is not tins true ~ applicable to tie p,c,,a..
ed lndlin,' and. ~ TACT To- nearly all al, "a.
vef,lsed llIls Of the day ! Shall the pul,,.
uns, their lives IN the hand, Of these uno,,,.
Piled men Surely not. The BranJr,h
Pills GIVE STRENGTH
Tor weakness they are liked best liz ,L,,.
who have 'aken the mos, Of them. noc,,,
Btandrcih can give personal iclcrcncs In
10 thousands who have been restored lfno,,
bed OF sickness 10y ilcli use " ben ever, .u,.
or means had proved unavaiinc These
cases continually occurring 10 ihi> ,uy
and every part OF the Union. Get Ur,rl
rcih PilIs. II you are not perfect, hea,I,
and they viii rcstor, y0u-if medicine can
do N-bccausc they cNpel those butnn,s
winch are the Cause OF tInpuiliy ui tie blond
and Al the same time the body /, s,tenc,lci
cd BY the operation Of this most e. en-,
mcJi, inn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-16

Sl "i Letters remaining IN the Pos,
Once Al Rutland, Oh The 3lst day Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-04-12
LAW OF MARYLAND.
NO, 1856.
icy AUTHORITY |

A further additional supplement. TO the
Act entitled San Act for the general
valuation and assessment of property,
and to provide tax to pay the debts
o! the State" passed a, March session,
eighteen hundred and forty one, chap
ter twenty three.
Section /. Be ii enacted By the Gener-
al assembly Of .haryland, That if in The
several counties OF this State, Howard
district and the city of Baltimore, collec-
tors OF The taxes now imposed OF to be
imposed by law for the use of this State,
shall not have been duly appointed and
lualiiied,a as by the present laws are direc-
ted, it shall and may be lawful for the
Governor. and be is hereby authorised
and required, on the frs. day OF May
next ensuing the passage of this Act, or
as soon thereafter as conveniently may
be, 10 appoint collector or collectors for
such county, district or city, as the case
may be, and the collector or collectors so
to be appointed shall give bond to be ex-
ecuted by him or them, with surety or
sureiies to be approved by the Governor,
or some Judge of the county, city or dis
trict court, for which the collector or COL
lectors may be appointed, and to be re-
corded as required by tie origina! Act, a
copy ofwhich bond, certified by the clerk
in whose Office the same may be record
ed, shall be by him forthwith transmitted
to the Treasurer and the Governor of this
State, and the collectors so to be appoint
ed shall have all the powers, capacities
and privileges, which are possessed and
enjoyed by collectors, appointed under
the original Act, or any of its supplements,
together with those which are hereinafter
conferred upon them.
Section 2. find be i enacted, That in
making the said appointments, the Gov
ernor shall not be restricted to any parti-
c,lar County, District or City, but shall
be at liberty to appoint collector orcol
lectors for any county, district or city,
from such county, district or city, or from
any other part Of this State.
Sec. 3. find be IL enacted, That il the
collector or collectors appointed by the
Governor under andy virtue Of this Act,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-04-12

| posed upon such Commissioner OF Leans
or other Officer by the provisions of this
act.
Section IL. find be ii enacted, Tina,
every person who shall be employed FOR
the making or stamping of vellum, parch-
ment, paper, or other material as afore-
said, shall, before his acting in the making
or stamping thereof, lake all oath or fir
nation, that he will, according to the bcs,
Of his knowledge and skill, faithfully,
honestly and carefully execute the trust
reposed III him. ard will truly mark or
stamp all vellum, parchment, paper, or
other material, which he shall be rcqur =
ed or directed to mark OF stamp, and will
render trle and exact account thereof
to the proper officer or officers.
Section l3. .And be it enacted, Tha.
nothing herein contained shall be taken
or held to prohibit the printing or pur-
chase of The blank forms ofany OF the in
slrumenls of writing herein enumerated
provided the same before being used, are
marked or stamped as by this act requir.
eG.
Section ID End be il enacted, That
this act shall continue and be in force I'M
til tie first day OF May, in the year One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty
Eight.
Sec. Is. And be 1t enacted, That the
sevela! clerks Of the county courts, the
clerk of Howard District court, and The
clerk of Baltimore city court shall on or
before the tenth day of May nex,,sive bond
with sureties 10 be approved by the said
courts respectively, or one of tile Judges
thereof and in the penalties hereinafter
mentioned, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the duties imposed upon
the said clerks by the provisions Of this
act, and for the payment by them into the
Treasury of this State, OF all sums OF
money which they may receive By virtue
thereof, at the periods hereinbeiore lmi-
ted for that purpose, that is TO say, the
penalty of the bond of the clerk Of Ball-
more county court shall be twenty thous-
and dollars, that Of the clerk OF Baltimore
city court shall be twenty thousand dol
ars, and the penalties of the bonds of
the other clerks mentioned in this act,
shall be five thousand dollars, which said
bonds shall be executed, filed and recor-
ded, in the same name. Us the bonds of
such clerks are now required to be exc
culed. filed and recorded.
d. CLAUDE,
Treasurer of Maryland.
March, 29-3w.
The Leonard Town Herald; Port To-
bacco Times; the Upper Marlboro CT
zeIte; Maryland Republican,; Rockville
Joarnal; Carrolltonian, Westminster; FIX
aminer, Frederick; Torch Light, Hagers-
town; Civilian, Cumberland; Madisohian,
iiavre de Grace; Cecil Wing; Kent News;
Centreville Times; Pearl. Denton; Ga
zette, Easton; Cambridge Chronicle; Her
aid, Prlncrss Ann, and German Cores
pendent, will insert the above once
week for three weeks, and the Baltimore
Sun twice week for the same time.
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AGGuTS
FOR TIE
CECIL WHIG.'

John ,, Yernall, Por, Deposit.
J W .Abrahams, Port Deposit
Edwin Haiaes, P. NJ Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston, Jr. p. Nj. Conowihlo.
John 9. Everest, Row la ndsville
Joseph Ilaines Brick Meetii 6 House.
John McCrncken +. NJ. North East.
Nathan wilkinson Ell Iron Work.
William II. Pearce, 7. Nj. Cecihou.
John b. Morton, ?. NJ. Warwick,
JohnL Clayton P VI .ChesupeuA. CITY.
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The New York herald., 1845-11-06

The ISSUES OF THE ELECTION The recent elec.
ton involved some issues OF no little Importance
FIRST, natlvelsm has been entirely demolished.
That faction originated In Roman Catholic secta-
rlansm, which provoked counter exercise of ia
natlca Intolerance and bgotry on the part of some
OF the Protestant sects. 1t has gone through all the
phases OF intolerance and folly. Now, however. il
has at last received Its quietus from the common
sense and intelligence of all parties, both wings and
ocoiocos We will hear very little hereafter of ma
tiveism.
The Oregon question was another issue involved
IN this election 1t seems that those opposed to ta-
king possession of the whole OF that territory have
been living In barren faith without any works.
All the active politicians Of both parties are decided
~ niavor OF the maintenance OF the claims of thu
country TO the whole Of Oregon. This will OF
course strengthen the hands OF Mr. Polk, and give
fresh impetus to the onward, aggressive, graspnp
democratic impulses Of the age and the republic
lhe od leaders-the superannuated hacks of party
are IN favor OF compromise on this question; but
me young, energetic, bounding, and invlncible de-
mocracy, with all the floating talent Of the country
and the masses are in favor Of rigid adherence to
the bold and manly ground assumed by the Presi-
dent In his inaugural address.
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
YORK HERALD.


The popular Atlantic steamer, Great western
Captain Matthews, will leave at two O'Clock nus
afternoon for Liverpool, and her letter bags wlii
close al one o'clock.
Owing 10 the deep interest manifested IN Europe,
at this time, in the affairs OF this continent, espe-
cay relative 10 Oregon and the extent OF the sup
plies OF food that can be obtained from the United
States, we shall issue an Ertra Herald at one
o'clock, 10 contain tae latest intelligence, whether
of political, commercial, or theatrical character,
that We may receive from every part of he Union.
This special edition can be had at the desk, in
wrappers, at Two cents per copy.
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

COPPER AT THE WEST 1t appears by the accounts
from Detroit, that the copper operations in the vi
cinlty OF Lake Superior have ceased 1t is supposed
that the operators have not met with their antic-
paled success. II is perhaps unfortunate for those
who have invested their money in this sort OF spe-
cuation, that the work OF getting out ore should
have so suddenly stopped. We shall soon see.
however, what effect this movement will have upon
the value Of the copper stocks in market
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

The Brooklyn Star Club close their season with a
game tins day on their ground in the Myrtle avenue
Inc weather pre- mises favoraby and the admirers
manly and healthy game will be amply rewarded by
Witnessing It, rhe members and their friends after.
wards sup together at Mr. sharp's, Myrtle avenue.
TsoTTiso on THE USoS COURSE l.. "A very interest.
ing match comes of tomorrow between the celebrated
horses Moscow and Hector, which is exciting particular
attention in the sporting world the well known powers
Of these two animals makes many think that II will he
one OF the best trots of the The betting is about
to on Moscow to is taken that mile is De rform
ed oy Hector IN I'm 3Os betting all the mile
are done under I'm 35s
LADY SUFFOLK AND Moscow--These two fine anma :
are likely to come together a short time for the cham
pionship OF trotng-tbe recent difficulty as regards
the mare having been amcably settled This will Ger.
siniy be one OF the greatest affairs the sort that has
ever taken place IN this country.
CRicKEr-A single wicket match between two mem.
bers OF the New York Cricket Club was played on Mon
day on the ground al Hoboken won in line stye hv
Mr. Alfred Barnett. The the end OF the game
= - h"AAe
Mr Barnett 40 Mr.. Bennett IS
- Ddls
To.oI ioldi.s Is
iotei. Is
only one innings were allowed to either marty A.,
Richards and MIR. q. Holman acting as umpires
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

The ELEcTIoN.-There are no later returns than
those given in yesterday mornings edition The
convention ticket relative to the constitution is vet in
amlst the apathy the alteration seems to have ell
at once become general the reformers and radicals
only taking active interest in its fate. Through
out the State the election has been astonishngly
quiet and unobtrusive
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

The BIBLE IN TUE SCHOOLS Now that the
election is over, and the natives have been fairly
demolished, we trust that there will be no more diff.
ncuty relative 10 the public schools Let the Bible
be read by all who desire it, and let sectaranism
and tanatlclsm OF every stamp-whether Catholic
or Protestant-be most religicusly expurgated from
the management OF these invaluable seminaries of
education