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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

a. uAO s1au W edc1 quattsS " oC PuUsaSuOu
in the paper having the largest circulation,
the Hawkeye opines that we twill not be
able to roll the sweet morsel Of the letter
list under our tongue after the LIST Of July
next" Don't be too fast, neighbor Of the
s.Niain Street House, be too fast.
Time CROUCH to sxaA over the aprecious
morsel'' whcnyou get1 it. When tl,eip pro-
per comparison Is instituted BY the proper
person, and i j. made to appear that under
The lAwlyoH srso entitled tosthe letter Gst,
worth the enormous sam Of $40 20 $25
PER year: we viii Yield il 70 yoa Without
amurmur -wit quite as good /. grace. Ne
apprelsend. 40 you viii .yiei.lto ls uastad-
vertising from the General Post oiRce at
Washingtoalo Of the mail lettings in Iowa,
worth. six 81 eight times IS much, which
you had from The late. administration, and
which you calculated upon with 30 much
condolences sgain from Mr.. Clay. II you
are. satisfied with the change, surely We
should be-. ,,.. IS. - l3 gu, .,..
10 az The number eftcopies Of the Hawk
eye weekly cifoulated we know nothing
whatever, our curiosity in that particular
never having been 50 great as 70 induce us
to hold converse with those FROM whom
we might probably have obtaiaed the infor-
nation. Il may be greater than that Of the
Gazette, and it may not; but the assertion
Of the editor that is 50 is no proof Of the
fact. Our circulation at present is as large
rs we desire it to be; and if it falls short Of
that Of eur contemporary we hesitate not to
say that we have made it SO BY our own
voluntary action. SINCE taking charge Of
the establishment we have parsed sur sub
scription ist Of between two and three
hundred aoa-paying subscribers; and it is
our intention TO preserve in this. even
should It reduce our list to half Of what It
is at present. We now send oat weekly
between seven and eight hundred papers,
and with this are content. We make no
boast Of having tsthe largest circulation ~
the Territory, for our establishment stands
in need Of no such display ofswords to in
duce support. The withdrawal Of the let
ter list, should it be done, win scarcely
cause the suspension Of the Gazette. And
even should this sssmall fayor'' fall to the
lot Of our neighbor he will scarcely enjoy
i for more than two quarters, as it's high
" probable one Of the FIRST acts Of the, next
Congress will be to repeal this provision d
the law W lA,l 10 $50 aHs 8eoG aEols
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29
r. ]. WALKER.

As member Of the Senate, I had occa-
sion to examine the case of Mr.. Roberts;
and ! concur fully in the opinion expressed
by Mr.. Walker in respect to the transac-
ton referredto. 7Ts sos bor 'ssa 8 81
sf JOHN a.. DIX.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

AZ . member Of the Judiciary Commit
tee Of the Senate, / examined the case Of
Lieutenant Roberts, and came 10 the con-
clusion that the notes in question were,
beyond all doubt, received BY him in good
faith, and that there is is nothing in the
transaction to tarnish his honor as man
or an Officer. s t|ef 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29
Dinicalties in Lee County.

-, O1mCult1eS IN Lee County,
We learn that great excitement exists in
Lee county; in consequence Of the recent
forcible resistance Of the Sheriff's suthor4
ity BY portion Of the settlers on the Halt
Breed lands. Of the particulars of the
difficulty ne llavoInot been fully apprised,
Bat understand that the Sheriff has sum-
tnonsd the whole county to his aid, TO as
sist il executing the laws. The settlers,
who are knoyaittp TO- be- qsiteg numerous,
haverbsen arning themselves from Illinois
and elsewhere, ind manifest a determine
ton 70 maintain Tie stand they have taken.
They were "a have held 4 mass meeting on
Wednesday last for tle1alleged purpose Of
nominating . ticket for county officers, but
III reality, as lwas generally supposed, for
the purpose Of considering The situation ID
which, they find themselyeai placed, and,
If determined upon, to unite in carrying
out what has already been begun. 'ei1
., Time, hit. lapse, instead q healing ths
dliGicculties and divisions arising sut 81 ihe
Half Breed landas which hare sxistsdl il
our heighboring county ever shes italsrs
ganization, would seem, only to incfssse
them. Various arrangements Of an ami
cable character have bean attempted, but
all wishuit suecess; and how the prospeet
is,ithae without 1approachfhe . single sep
towards ! find set{lement Of the d,ie.tiosnn,
conflict may susue and blood fow.. w
shQsad regret exceedingly to BE- ssllsd up
on 70 record there-enactmena Sf the Manor
difficulties of New fork upon lie soil If
iowa, even upon he lnalls,t scale. ,sh
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

,sa AZ far a. received the returns indicate
the complete success Of the democratic
ticket, Hale. who. was dropped. by the
democracy Tor voting against the. TEXAS
resolutions, was candidate, but undoGbt.
sdly has met with defeat. The whiRs
generally voted i0r him, a. they Dc fot ~
Fenegsdes. j ans .etsis sas 81 .wa,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

aThere Is kitishc 1orssl. tii6i,n s.,d !
crustysold iellesrfohs wife. SID oeisss
all that" said his wife, in aftdskr 'f'ses :.
voice, ~, ii7EEssH ygE Ea a;,1 y .s!|s "a
MsSSM nsls .gsihrl haE esnaliesR 1ol W -. "
ScnstHs narEsy Of Mass, is da1l,e
ly i'll at Washington.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

o. The amount appropriated to tie
Sacs and Foxes the present year is $85,
$40. To the WinnebaRoes $87, $50.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29
For he Cd.ei'e.
For The Gd3tiik.
A Leaf Mine discoxrcd--.A ner ,rcy Of
ss,sfaa Striking Lead" '''A'''''''-

On Thursday last . 'syoung man about
town" who has been looked upon. iM
sometime as. one ofthe ligbt iiAgered gen
try,being IN the store Of Messrs. Garrett
s Go! discovered a keg Of lead sitting nthc
corner: Thinking he had struck I'D,
and that all lead mines in Iowa belonged
to the first discoycrcr, be very naturally
pocketed few bars, merely as samples. !
/ forbear giving names, This being COM
muhicated as warning to that 'nice young
man." Iwould advise the young man to
make himself scarce about the corner ~
Jefferson and Main street, as Messrs: y.
Garrett = Go. have The, exclusive rightf0'
that lead mine. Nj
HAWKEYEu
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29
Letters from Oregon.

..#r fa II II. R9@ E-E E
Within the last week we have received
two letters from Oregon, written by our
late fellow citizen NJ. M. M'CAavrn, who
crossed the mountains two years ago, both
Of which we publish below. By the con-
siderable number who are preparing to
start for Oregon in a week or two they
will be perused with great interest-con-
firming, as they do, the most favorable ac-
counts heretofore given Of the fertility Of
the valleys beyond the Rocky mountains,
and the general advantages presented BY
the country for profitable trade; while the
spirit Of inquiry now alive throughout the
entire Union in relation to our Pacific pos
sessions will ensure a greedy perusal from
all under whose eyes they may happen to
fall.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

IThe Pennsylvania canal openss
earl, he 41lesentsl AosGh. The s,eaw of
freig th3 Alrot Phila& pAh tsPitts3
burg ~ y snd c. vs. 81
lows:
Groceries, per 100 lbs. ST. l2s
iI:frlwarc, i" do
Drugs, I" 40
Dry Goods HM ! 37i
~ Tine through 10 t. II days.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

Z We understand that the late Secretary
Of the Treasury, Hon. George NJ. Bib,
decided, before going out Of Office, that tbe
patents for lots in Burlington, Fort Mad
ison. Sicsmust issue upon the certificates d
pre-emption granted W the commissioner,
appointed q lay Of said towns, under the
.ct. Of q July, leas, and "a March, az.
Mr., Bib. has sivsnan opinioaof eon.ides-
able length on aAsl subject, IN which he
maintains dat there h no authority aBove
the commissioners 70 revise 81 revere heir
decisions. This We suppose may Sc re-
garded = final ID relation 70 on, titles,s d
tits andsrstood The Senate was inaosnced
" the decision alluded 10 not to oct upDn
te bilI which ~ preylously pss,ed shs
House - ile same subjsct., The Lad
OGeass psehably hass beensr sssa willis
farnisksd wilh Instructions scUssdlnely. 2
49, f& - 4fs3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

40. The Globs Of the i5th Inst. an
fsouness the nc.niuahoh and confirmation d
AtrxAsDs. r. Eysssrrs a, res;de lem
commissions, . China, W.. H. PoIx, !,
charge d'aairs to Nsplss, and Mr.. inv.
fT+, q. Mains, = charge to Peru. 'ssaa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

ins1 The New York True Sun states,
that the tx on the properly belonging to
John Jacob Astor, IN The city Of New
York, amounted last year to IA, 900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

50 ~ Gen. siaos C14fsss has been
elected a the successor t, 81 MI. Huchanat,
IN thssU. S. Senate By he psunsylvania
lsgishturssI Mr.. G. ~ daadsmocrat, but
was NOT tie choice Of The parry. Judge
WoobwAsD, 4 man Of brilliant talents and
great pro'aise. was the regular denscratic
nominee, and received III but some fifteen
vsses.i Wsrsrret his defeat. qor tas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

ss5ss 4ft4 r AL
lIlimi<, il would seem, is sbout has-
t,g the three per cent. sl,ool fund ssising
jssn the ales Of lamds within The SITE Ia
hsAts~6, n. A dry or so before The ID
tssfpspe1t u Congress resolution vas
jaesed, a. uing thai whcneser any State
10 wlidh DE government has invested
saa11ls Ibid ~ Il is-irss' siIall fail 10 pay
The inllrcst % ssca5 ~ 4nent, Il shall be
tI,e d,Ay Y ne Srcreasry D Tie Treasury
- 1efsisiIsr s'aesna 0sa fine pr osntsge
i~,vhrA 80 Sasse may be esd;ted - the
psassb n - pubic lands wiiiia is bSs-
e. ,lnin11 xsppsaSs, has . portion o,,f
1l's faad. as1 also seeds;a
- 80 y - Cs~oke< .Inaieas,
Stie,~t e1hs ~ faisa3 to payahe =
Slrky - Sfejaise, under ne 'fcs0sdsisn
s 80 \ 10 viii I'D X see1isine he,
AZ ss.is Register ~.
= Araaann6y ina~misss'' but aAeys viii
lnSny bsakiAsd.
Id - Jsmsrsls 'ef Mppczsine eeun-
aug1w csissssiis suiensled, llss ssuin-
Jfsabas Ess1xSxs .o1' Repsesent,tive n
~ a - Z! Az 4 VII Nh 4
- 49, y - lro3 1s6nssss
49, -. n.aiagiA|
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29
Groceries, per 100 lbs.

Time through 10 t. II days.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-29

P. S. The ship above alluded 10, am
told, is one Of the number engaged in the
far-famed Chinese war, and was al The cap
tunesof Annoy. R9snneJ gsHTotlA
Many persons hercy and particularly
those who have families coming, are pre-.
pairing to meet them on the road with pro-
visions, near tie Blue mountains. / shall
accompany them to meet my family also.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

SrroSo PRAcrIcr A correspondent
Of the Concofdla li.s In,eiligcncer, gives
the following sketch Of The practice in ca
SO of intermittent in the Sugar State,
which will doubtless be edllyiog TO some OF
the faculty in the West.
"The wua fever is got here is the Onre.
milton his pury tight cause IT'S op, to
hang n long, but il ain, nothing like eka'
to ,ha %.t scs,vc that tia dies ov over IN
them hills.
IN general, uses !, up in cuple nv
days, gin iomick IN the ipd place then
half an hour after that. five or ten grains Of
Old Sampson that's the short name we've
go, here for eaIomy Well then, when
The case looks right, give about a wine
glass fnlI OF i's--and the mex, day the mig
ger is huen for gu,niae and the next day
he kin walk into the pork and make his
hoe ny--iis seldom has EN- in longer thar
tells you on some,i,nes in the very be
ginning Of the attack bleeds, but i, won
do, Stranger When The eye ooks big anc
CLASSY, Old Sampson in FIVE grain doses il
every hal(a hour for about five hours u
jes, the thing is more people killed by
blecd,og at the wrong Tune lhnn lha is by
Old Death hisuU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
I777I97771-177177s -
BLACK nItER ACADEMt

The fsIl tern Of this ,esshss..n v'l cr,n-
msnce en- "Wednesday the ~ sss nj Sept.
AID eon,,ssc ~ e.se weeks orAss ,hs $3.50
date cs,s sns ps'rar,,on 81 u. " 'lak,
he former p,iscsral, and w. u. Burntl ne
.si- ssctessiul Pnn, nal Of Tow nshead
iewy
The trustees ave hsrrf 10 announce to i've
public, tia, q large AID eunres,e"i eJ,ldtns
~ ,ne plsre nj Ihs ora destroyed ny IRE q
year sincr - being fred up 10 nest sat a.
u,c,vc style. and ~,li be oomnlt'ed ior the
use ofNhe schoo. before u.e tUausenct uehi
n the falI TERN
The services OF experienced and aePom'
plished female teachers. have been secured
Board rsn I've oltsiutj "a good lamilie'
ltum les 10 ~ per week.
No deduoiiph Of tuition ~tll be made fnt 4
few DAYS absence al the bcsiDning OF close
81 Tho term
REUBEN WASGBURN, Sec. pro isr.
| Ludlow, VI, Aug 4, Iot5, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

ATfrurTp fscApr OF SLAVES The watch
detected. on Saturday, plan to escape Of
several slaves, and three OF them have been
apprche nded. and committed to I'll. A vessel,
which had dropped down below Town Point,
wa. suspected Ia have been esgaesd ss the
medium Of ,hsir escape AID n sric, exam
in,tiun was made on board OF her, but there
vas no evidence OF the fact. The indivldu-
ais 10 custody ATE servants In situations,
which are To be envIed by thousands OF
their color, and tens Of thousands OF whites,
"a the so-called iIes States aud some OF
them, no doubt. would have rued the change
tu such .h-rdom, II HEY had succeeded
Tho ma.ler-splilI Of The enterprise, however
Who possessed an intelligence beyond hI
siation. Tor witch he Is indebted tn the kind
tie. Of has owner, might have Jared beiler
than Lis dupcs 80 NortoN Paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

An lnlisn Colony 70 abo., To set,le in
Teas The Washington Unioa says }
They are men Of I'be'sl pola,eal pt'oet
pies who wish TO breathe thu nit Of q free
counify, to enjoy her blessings and advance
her ,s,-r~s Nca Of ihrrn have csprsls 81
VI 600 to eiooo0 They will bring their
hmllit wnh them md intro 'ues INTO ,hei'
new bomts ,hr ars Of Italy the cultivation o.
tho vine and the olive, the manufacture oi
wine and oil, and II louud sofie ienilv prof
nobl., ras,ng elk worms and the maoutac
ure Of elk. The scheme Is no, We, ma
urcd, and the arrangements are M, ye, re
ducrd to detail; bm IN American Of enrr
gctic chnrsser and Of libcraI mind is con
corped N the plan,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

A Nopts Acr Mis,Wiftis, daugh.
ter OF Wm II Willis, ESQ. of hi. city now
on visit to Glen Cove, aged only II years,
while walking near The beeah, discovered a
man 10 the water struggling and shrieking
for hcip---w without n moments hesitation she
plunged IN TO rescue the drowing man, and
beng an excell,n, swimmer soon reached
him but in bis death struggle he grasped
her so tightly ms 10 prevent her from assist
ing him or moyeing herself, md in eonse
quencc both were near being drowned when
they were fortunately discovered by some
laborers near, who rescued them Thl,
was ceueinly nm act Of beroism rarely par.
alclcd IN the annals even Of female chiv
airy. N Y Courier and Eaquirer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
POPULAR REMEDIES.

THE most popular remedies OF the pres.
i ent day as those witch cleanse and pa
niy the bA~,d and which are knn~n 20 be
innocent IN tie qualities. Such remedies rs
an,imony, 1lno, mercury and The having re
course Ia the bleeding ~ diseases, are nov
II ~ hoped going uui OF fashion, aud ,es.,a-
hle remedies will spon he the popular nedi'
GIVE. Then Brandfeih's Vegetable Uniset-
sal Pills will be used rnd appreciated. They
are known 10 act benr lclally on every part
at the body being taken up by the chy Ia
they pass into the blood, which they purity
and I, should DC rcucmbete that Ihey onty
remove those parts hom the oiood which
were The cause OF in1-malioo ~ disease OF
any kind, Nothing Is equal 10 lldding The
,itiAled bumors with vegetable medl, inc oi
thlns kind, witch eighty four wears have
proved never 10 do injury, bu, ALWAYS good
BIZ CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The following are the only authorized a
gents for the sale OF the Brandrelh Pills and
Llnmrnt In Rutland County.
We CS,oddard Ripley 8 Bailey, Rut
land Benman !; Son. West PoulIncy {
/ X Walker. Benson Il s Armstrong, West
haven: ID Goodwin, Css,leton: Hodges q
| Hawkins West Castleton; A Willard. Fair
haven, W. j Calm g. Co Orwell. Buck
master, Shrewsbury; 5 Townsend. WallIne
/ ford. Lspham and Vail South WallinRlord
| Il + Rogers. nsnby, Whesdon a. swallow
/ pawlet, H. Simonds. Phisiurd Ira Button
/ Brandon Ira Bingham, Sudbury, n. w
Sawyer. Tinmoulh Vail and Gus, Middle
town, Allen Grover, Wells II lInchcock
Clarendon Springs Moves & iarns, Eas
Poui,ney l.. Preston, Pitsheld: Jones 4
Dow, Cuuingsville; Il. Richardson, Jr Sher
burne l6,3n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

n 7atY Of "a Gee % boaest b.
t,4ls.i !. 70 bs ss.silcd 10 the neat ecogress
with au Nh pos,t ~hich The Atm,s'sfs
,, es, hung 10 b~sf agsins II The
,,,a h,, enn. huh The Cn,on ehfoo.
,e'.,lh, sap, nlou. labots Of Mr. Secretary
WstLsr Va sn,rhali,~e fgvrss, and army
~ -Ni.uc, To prove ,hs, the country pro,
..rou, nov m oil 10 Ipdanry--a suffering
u.i,t tht uaiua ,Axs,ion II 0 protective
Tara -sui ell ib~ affiliated prssse, ate %
~. r-y iof fee trade
lie rrrriiiDr ol the csbios, 70 81 evil
cmeo ,he pressd.a, Is Tree usde tno,sth
,,o4,ng NJ Buohansn's ctuifc ate IN PEN
,t ,am, dafiag the election. tina, he wss ~
+, I'D . tsra man ~ ~. CIsy1 and ell Il,s
4eases. sseeps NJ. Bo~bsnsa, sse ri,hsr o.
rs,nsl lrss tssssss. or consers to shs, dc.
rnue. OF course ssdef spsh sosplres ihs
,.,,,ns " ptpisr,,oa ~iii Gao NJ favor. ~hsi
tie rr.ph may be. /. thus ,@"s"d 10Th In
a.. eel, ~,iusa, boef and pi,hy heading pa
pet IN the Anettesn RcVe~ tnt this month
"Ihattse coaauy ~ 10 to convui,ed with
ltesa snti.iAud crussOc, ~ therefore ines-
table The sohaiteta Officers IL the host
~hioh luumphed IN Mt P"ik's eIeot~n-t the
captain OF the h1iss and 6ie leaders Of tens
sho manufacture the pubic opini1n oi if<
I.ssis -ill never rest satisfied uli they have
sgualred their victory by some rided at
tack 90 tho osuou's prosperity. Genera
,hrid and content me ut are ,o Them sore ca
ismiies. Let the geople mainly b. welt en-
plsved, tnuy ps,d, satisfied with iheir Good
ton, and .ieadily. ibsugh moderate ", impro
s,ng their Circumstance the rsor~ efficient
laying labd aud building houses. white ever
me huWblesi are puiting svsv TIM. m th'
savings hank or some cracked tea pot sga,ns
taisy dAy-snd ynut village demsgogu'
dssndlee iao \ very pallty ins,gn, 6oaaoe. -
What svAils the dagnny al bathroom oracle
Il the isboring clsss are ~ work week days
and al church on the Sabbath Who y.
mad as Ia hope 10 bold q locotaco msj ,nty
Nshete tie chIldran d.side their secular hour
hrtweeu work and 81 hood, and sre cvnstan
al ebuteh and The Sunday school Stony
grouad tin. for you Ely Mooes, Da,cnac
Ant Derf 10 wotk apnn they ~al never &c
back their seeJ. Let tl.e great aass be qa,
rlly al work. with plenty ~ Their bos,es al
God ia their hearts. and the ors,orcsl chsa'
f4oa. OF 'Wotkingmen's Rights the Tel
.ng n lions, an all that, will be driven I
lhe DIE necessity al go,ng to ~oik Them
selSeA. a'f houtishlng ss ude waters, post
tuas'ets, oontrsctEs, etc, GA tie strength
;Ben ssSetled iahuence over the people, an
the npgRbet vi voice they coauoi and Secur
" the party
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Dos'T ERuMBLE. Ho 4. a tool that grum-
bles al every little mischance. Put ths best
foot forward, is and old and good max lm.--
Don't run about and tell youI acquain,ances
that you have been unfortunate. People don I,
like TO have unfortunate men for acQuaj mt
snces. Add 10 a vigorous determination a
cheerful spirit iftsversss come, bear them
like a philosopher, and get rid Of them a.
soon as you can. Poverty Is like a Panther;
look al u steadily in the lace, and II will turn
from YOU.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

TINS llAr."-Mf. Greeley. editor OF the
New York Tribune, having stated, IN an ac-
count OF the late great fire IN New York, that
a fireman, Of Engine Co. No. ~, WINS blown
Two whole squares without touching the
ground, aud escaped wlih sptained ANGLE,
has been presented wiib The Hat" lrom
the o. G.. q Club, in Charleston, 5. e., AS
a onen,o of ,heir high tegard of his ad mi
able mode of penetrating the sublime. Mr.
Greeley takes the Joke. and the ha, also, and
giving an amazing account OF tie affair.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

Brinsh Feet on Lahe Oniorio the
Bay oi Kingston, ON The east side, are visi-
bic the remains Of The Blush feet hich &c =
cupied The Lake during ihe las, war. This
consisted Of The ST Lawrence, los guns, the
Regent, a.; Pysche, 90 Montreal, %; the
Niagara, and a large store SHIP OF transport,
besules s,hoOners and guhbosD. The hull
al one ot these vesseis probably The III. Law
renee. is rooted over Tor preservation. The
rem,inaer are sunken. the end OF their bare
uUS alone projecting ont OF the water.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
DOCT. J. BROCKW

LNROM Albany, formerly of Vermont, will
L be in Rutland on or about tho first Of
August He will be prepared to render pro.
lessional service and advice not only as q
Dentist, but having lost ono OF his limbs at
the notorious (anIi-limb) Fulton feUy New
York City, and been compelled To- cal into
exercise his bump Of constrUct'ene's (oi
no mean develnper1rnt heore,) h" has sub
srifuied for himself an tuifciil Limb, supe.
nor to any thing oi tho Kind heretofore IN
use. SympathfJng with ctpples, therefore,
he Offers his aid 10 ihs cI'lrc race. ANY
man, woman or child min tooth palate,
4 nose, an arm, ot lee, uu'' do themselves
a favor 10y computing ol.. b.ct. Il, VINO al.
~ designs and applies ,adpus m'chanicsI
hSlnfes Tor ne rch,f OF the ,mpo'cni tho
maimrd ar dcfprned.
Consultation fee, where nothing feather is
done, two dollars 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
HTON MARKET

NUN On AUb- ., IH40t
Al market 1000 Beef Csllle, 3200 sheep
and 800 swine. 100 beef essIie unsnld
PHIors Beef Cattle We quote Extra
1887 Fist ousliiy $500 5Is. Second
quality, 81 % 4,Ts, Third quality $3.50 .
400.
Sheep. Lambs from 81 - to 400. Old
Sheep from OIL so TO 2,25
Svine. ODD Hog, from ! i-4io5 shoa',
10 psddle I IA ia Al retail from
To Ia
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\ couespoasr01 OF tle - l.,u's Republ.
ran. Mr. 4 hubhsrd. y no had N early
,.uu together Wtta uis hralr a i.een b,usa
al, q mad dog, ststos Iilal BON Serr cut-l oy
tfattug stforg deeor.,n made fr,m lhe
AatA OF TIE tnoJ OF the hack AL. Whi. L. .
Ar.I KNOW cure iof he hfr OF raule sa.ke
rl.Lirg . ~lue glass iou iutrs um-s GaY
~ st.ut ts,s. The ~ vstV AlGp1s ,sm-
,t,. stJ. sanud 81 lessl have tusl Bic
give, ne ti,,oWias a. he mode OF Pnpals-
.ngr
TsLetts ROOT OF th- coumon upland s,h
g,.ra., called BLACK al pee % he Oafs
.f ... O. 90 sirong dscucayD, gi 600,
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