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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
FALLS CArHARTiC LOzENGES.

iHOIOH prepared from . great many
Vegetable Substances. are az psls,sbls
and pleasing 10 ss, a. sny other conleciion.
| ATTY eomIsoond
Tits p,spers,eu il deridedly the hes,
nong all preparations Tor while ,u orers
Iiun- ATE as cure .. Salts. Castor Oh. Caio
mel and Jsleop OF sny other csihsrii, nedi-
ines, u has the advantage over all In tei ne
pleasant Va es,, while other caihari,s afo
generally d,ssgteeable to take. Puc. Y5 CO..
per huI, viii Toll duo,iiuus. and NOV Il,
lOunJ al lie Depository. No. 90 CummsioiIl
stree.
IALES WORN LOZFNGES,
Are sslr and MS, sure ie,o,dy iur worms
Childrh love them. They sci The charm
N renO,sHup lie symptoms, such as ,iattins
~ slrrp, rfs'lnf tie ,relh, pslene,s about
TIC mnuih md nose occssiunsl ,tkne,. at
The stomach, pfeoaious appeute, swelled
bowels, aud goGeial lc,ensh habu. TIE
child falls inio quiet sleep. The worms ste
supplied and expelled, and the child, as FAR
as heard from. 10 every instance ha. been
cured
PuCe - cents per box with Toll directions
sold al No 90 Commercial street
fAIES.S COUGH LOZENGES
Are beneficial IN all common colds and
coughs. ~hooplng cough, Iuii 'n,tion Of he
throat and lungs, IA The Group OF hives. .nd
more cctt,in 10 at satisisttot, ihsu Va. cel.
ebtaled Hive syrup. The most Eapp, ei.
feet obtained ~ lev dinmcuts. ihe s,mp.
toms disappear and tie disease IS btuken Up
hy the m'pical cf1eCI Of these Lu1engts.
Fu'I .ir"' upu. accompanying each box
-. .fIH eliI. Depository, $50. % Com.
morcial street
FtLESS DYsENTERY LOZENGEs,
Are .ai' ard agreeable temed, for dyscn
lefy. Dlsuhea, and Bowel Complains Of
ch.ldten. Particular aueu,iun must 10 paid
10 the dife, lions on each box.
FALES'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are bepenrhrlal Ia all common and sick
headache, and where lbeto is a sense Of
ilghIness OF weight over the ewes, in ettupt
I've diseases, such as Measles Small Po1 -
Also in Mania, Epllepys; Melan, holy Hysle-
ria, IN St Nlus Dance; and ia all cases of
Lencuor AMI oppression OF the VIAL powers,
and may bc taken with safety by women and
children IN all conditions.
Full directions accompany each box.
fALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now so extensively known and justly rel
cbraled that further comment upon It will be
useless, we can say however tina: among The
ic, IN this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousands
have not only expressed their APPRECIATION
but their wonder and admiration OF. .hold-
Jog It's effects. A lew bottles only can Ue
had al No. 90 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawlng and antics OF these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store II you will procure q box Of the
Penuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMl Major,
On using according to direction. You can
not depend upon II unless ob,aicrd al J.
FALES'S No. 90, Commercial 81, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give most desirable color,
to white grey OF red without coloring the
skin.
JOSEPH J. FALES, 90 Commercial s.,
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" f. tho subscribers, being appointed 10y
w the Hon. The Probate Courl loI the dis
lrct Of Rutland, commissioners TO receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persans against The estate OF
Joseph Ddo'i late Of DanJy
in said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhlb.
lied IN offset thereto, and 6 mouths from the
2d cav OF June, 1915, being allowed 10y said
court for that purpose; We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bu
siness Of our said appointment a, the resi-
dence of said deceased in Dandy. on tie
FIRST Saturday Of July and last SAtuday Of
September, next, from one Until STA O'clock
2. N. on each Of said days.
ITwIs GRITEITH, CAME,
Dandy, June 6. lSiJ 81,
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SaddIcry, Harnes.
scs, &c.

'EIIE undersigned still continues TO mann.
faCture al his old stand IN Last Rutland
village all kinds OF Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dies, &c. Usually found in country shops -
His presen, stock consists of double and sin
gle, wagon, Gig and sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, japaned and
polied ware and common hame harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable, all varieties
nj trunks, vaIlsses, brides, hl!ters, citcin-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mcde of the hes, Eastern oak tanned
leather, and sre offered al reduced prices
Liberal credit given and mos, kinds Of pro-
duce received ~ payment Allpersons are
invited to call and examine before purchalng
elsew here. NM. HALL.
Rutland, January isi5. 5l,u
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IRON 4 NAILS.

vINtlE subscriber having discontinued the
n Lu. IS Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say to his old customers and
Others tina, he has scvcveral tons l,St quail
~ BhcLsmi,h's Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved cred, Also n
few tons of Nails which will be disposed OF
on liberal terms Wrought scrap Iron
xilI be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9th 1874
ALANSON ALLEN.
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'l,IE metallic FRAME PIANO

FORTES are Justly considered as one
among the many Improvements OF which
hist Insitumcni Is susceptible, and for Gufa-
hhy. hfmness acc betuiy have never been
oN,e.lcd Tie increasing demand int the
Metallic Fame Piano Forte gives ovitence
az tier superiority over any Other class now
manufactured We have devoted much uf
uGt attention To- their manufacture, aud have
ut great expense suCcecded in making item
viih DOR grand action combined, ona of the
greatest improvements OF the age. On open
ing the Piano Forte tho mstalic frame pre-
SCENTS 10 the eye one entire frame OF melal
surrounding he whole OF The interior Of the
instrument, through which are fastened the
lius that hOlis the strings Of the instrument
consequently II csnnot be aiiecicd-as other
Nos arr-tnruugh change OF wealth.
rt, AMI all Will therefore require scarce
ly any tuning, comparatively speaking. 1t
therefore commends itself strongly To the
patronage 81 the public particularly To
those persons IN the country who cannot a.
al times obtain the services Of a competent
tuner The price being reduced so tina, tie
metallic frame pianos are now sold 10y US at
the same price as heretofore obtained With
cut It. We manufacture them at 6, @ q"
and ociaves, and they will be found unsut.
passed ~ power and brlhancy Of tome, hight
ness NJ touch and durability, while they are
oNc,cd lor sale AT some 90 per cent less in
rfite han those made without This improve
menl hy other manufacturers in Boston or
New York, Of equal reputation as manu-
i1ctutors As the materials OF which the
iUslrJmehis are made are thoroughly season.
I'd, AM then exposed IN buck drying room
which is heated by a large coal furnace 10
temperature Of 100 degrees consequently
vii stand the exposure Of auy climate.
Every Instrument is warranted to please,
and should they not give satisfaction &C.
'ofiiug 20 the warranty. after one wears rr-
al, they may he returned aud The purchaser
receive back the amount paid. with cxpcn-
ses Of transportation with such warranty
The purchaser canno, possibly be deceived or
disappointed.
Manufactured hv BOARDNhN & CRAY.
20 Nos s 7ud G y Pearl ST.. Albany.
Music Waterroms M ihr same huildlnp
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For sale by tho following
Agents..

Rutland, w f. e. Sioddard WeslRulland,
Ripley 81 Bailey. Chades Clement CIar-
endnp Spa NJ Walker Middlctown, T. )
& y SunderlIne East Poultoey, Noye. ~
Hans West Poulney Asa wilkins; Far
haven, Alanson Allen Castlclon, f. jamie
son; PIislord Mills. 4 Is Bulaid Pnslord
Henry Slmonis, Brandon Noney Ross,
JuiIus L Higgins; Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey +, Middlehury, Rufus l.. Perkins
Mddiebury, Sidney Mondy, Druggist New
Haven, H. Rider . Bristol. G. " Psrmalee;
Wallneford, ID. II. Sabin, South Walling-
ford Lapham q Hines Dandy. John Scott;
DANNY four Corners, $ Smith; Pawlc,, Ma
son Edgoron- Harrington, Landon s Co.
II Gnonths.
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GLOVES, HOSIERY BONNETs, PARA.
sOLs, ELEGANT RIBBONS, ARTifl.
(IAI fLOMENS &C &C
5 TATE uA.i.I:, OF + ryEhMoNT't BE remsm,

STATE OF VERMONT RE it remem-
distinct Faifhaven, S.. 1 - hered thai,
al . probate cout, holden at & sileton " liuin
add for sand district on tue 2lst day OF May,
4. d. 1915.
Present, A Warner. Judge.
Whereas John +. Brown, guardian OF Car
oIlne >. Bfo"n,a minor heir OF Amt. Brown,
late Of Orwell IN said district, deceased, has
represented to said court that 1t would be
conducive to the interest OF SAID minor, to
sell all the real estate al said minor, lying
and being 10 tasIelon IN SAID district,
and praying said court to grant him license
10 sell said astsle.
il is ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested in said application,
that there will be hearing OF the same on
the FIRST "Wednesday OF July newt, Mt the
probate office IN Lasrle,on aforesaid by pub
hshlng this order three weeks successfully,
previous ipsald time OF hearing, in the Rul-
land Herald, newspaper printed alRutland.
true copy OF record, 90
Auesi, b. L. LANGDON, Register.
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rcrEcSN WHO THINK

HTUAl is disease What is unhealthy
W virus : How is il tina, the small guam
titv Of matter upon the point Of Il lance
should be capable of causing the most tear
ful complaints! How is 1t that the teeth Of
y dog, Of an adcr, or Of a ratllcsnake, should
be capable OF lmpartng maIadlcs before
which the most powerful or the most feeble
fall victims Is i, not that the virus has the
same power over the fluids of the human DO.
DIV that yeast has upon iermentng liquors !
Now some persons have their blood in 50
pure a state that they cannot receive iniec-
ton OF any kind. Many cases nave occurred
where rabid dog has the same day bitten
several persons, some OF whom have escaped
entirely, while others have died. This Is
only to he accounted for on the principle
that there WAS no impure blood upon which
to act in those persons who escaped. All
can he in this condition who wish, and who
are willing TO perSevere with The
BRANDREriI PILLS
until their blood is entirely Iegenera,ed and
freed from all impurty How important, it is
they should be appreciated.
DE CAREFUL or COUNTERFEIT
The follow Jag are the only authorized a
gents for the sale Of the Brandrell Pills and
Linllnenr in Rutland County.
W i CSloddard, Ripley 4 Bailey, Rut
land ] Beaman & Son, West Pouhney e
II Walker, Benson K 5 Armstrong, West
haven; J ID Goodwin, Casllrton Hodges &
Hlwkin,s West Cas,e,on, a Willard. Fair.
haven, w b. Cailn q Co , Orwell; J Buck
master, Shrewsbury; 5 Townsend, Wall,ng-
ford. Lapham and Vail South Wallingtnrd
f. T Rogers Dandy, Wheaton, & SwalIo"
Pawlet, II Simouds. Piuoiord, Ira Button,
Brandon Ira Bingham, Sudbury, n. W
SAWYER, Tinmoulh Vail and 'Oiis. Middle.
town, Allen Grover, Wells II Hitchcock,
Clarendon Springs Moves & Harms, Est
Pourney J.. Preston. Ph,sfeld; Jones &
Dow, Cuuncsyillc; r. Richardson, Jr SHEER
hurne lG,3m
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NFOLLOWINC NEEDS 40 COW
NJ ZEN |


NJ I.N
Greenfield, Saratoga co. y
VI } EoscVelt-..Deat SiI The lu,, a
hie urges the to mako this effort 10 ,l,,,,
some OF your medicine, as | believe IT v.I
cure me-. viii give siatcmcn,ofruy c,,,
About four or i've months ago | was ul.,
with bad cold, and was very hoatsc,r,,,
sequence of working in water while lu,lrr
and saw mill, being mechanic and ga,
under the doctors care about four vcr,.
aud got 10 lie able To walk about, and lti,I
to DO little work, which brought asI..,
bleeding of the lungs | returned home ia,
pirIcd and sick. The next day while ,nrr
by The fire, blood vessel burst in nv limo,
and commenced bleeding ,erv FAST. Tie
doctor happened To he near. and lie dors
every thing in his power To siopt,
bleeding and finally succeeded after luo,u,
rear quart from my lungs, and moe lr.n
the arm But this did not last bu; icw hur.
mylungs were so spasmoIlc tie doctut,ou..
not control them,ahd for FIVE DAYS and uir,'.
continued 10 bleed, until there was no loai
to run, when II ceased 1t LETT me SO wcaa |
could scarcely breath or sur | py nr
long Tine IN one position, until my long,
healed, AMI began TO gam llllle tucul.
But about four weeks ago relapse camr r.
and | hled again nj the lungs and cur'.ru,.
To cough and raise latlc quantities Of i,uo.
dv matter every day. md was rapidly haNc.-
ng 10 the grave Nv trienuS aud nerrhbo,s
had gwen up all hopes and told me that must
dle. Ally physician could rlvo me no en-
coutaptmont, except that HE lungs were r.l
vet ulcrI'l'd 7ld 'I lrr,>u' .tc.,,c'' ...c
rtill """ - Nu.j iarii N.ti, WEI .tt,a .,.'
Describing DR. bort or's Extract of Lunpwru.
My h'iehloIs obtained a bottle, for me a. a
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.JOj0cr's Tools

JARRETT u co. have Just received n
IL Iaige addition TO their stock, OF bench
aud moulding tools. and now have on hand n
large aud well assorted variety OF building
aud JOlners hardware, TO all Of which the
attention o! mechanics In the vicinity, is re
queslcd
Rutland, June 10, 1915. %
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PAPER
100 REAMS are now offered to the
wv public at Unprecedented low phi
ces, Lcuer paper from 81 30 Ia $50 per
Keam, Cap payer from 80 10 per ream -
Among ihls assortment Of paper can
he found large lot OF French paper an ar,i.
cle which every one should have, on hand
on the LIST Of July, al which time the new
postage law will take effect Also, Draw
ing Tissue and Note paper.
W f. e. STODDARD.
Rutland, June 8 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

ID u GREEN legs hbefi, to inl"m ,he
h. pabl,c ihsih. Is roc manufacturing
Dulcisnnss OF psTlot Otgsns, on entirely "a
new plsn, " less than hall the price ~ ON.
mon psrlot Organs. cspsNle oi producing he
most hesuulul swell 81 81, instrument oi Vie
Aud IN u.e. Those wishing To buy Organs
~ P,,nns ~ill do we'll To call aud examine
im themselves. before purchasing el.e~h're
tIs likewise repair AL Kind Of mutic"l 30.
,iruurnis. tones church aud psrior Nrgahs
and Piano Fouos IN the best possible n'n
net on short ns,ics Pouhnry, Dec, 1874.
81 '.
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pt0ifrf.

rshould betesotledloly all whom ,,.,,.
posed To consumption, ~ tioulI.,
4 A'uVh or cold, night svcal,. a,ilr,
IL Nc aide aud chest difficulty oI l,r.,.
ilGlfncs and s0tenessactoss tie rnc,, .,,..
tmIf. Liver complaints and all affection. ,l
the lmonary organs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
PINNED DOORS.

* KIT MASON are now prepared TO
sell panncl doors, machine made, new
style and first quality stuff They will he
sold for less than they can be made by hand
June, 5 25
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Low a. Rogers
IL Stock fun assortment Of
Hard Ware, Saddicry,
AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nails assorted, Cd to 6 inch !;
100 hoxes Glass, 7 4 ito ~ = IS
so tons Iron and Steel well ASSORTED
900 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spike: =,
200 doz Files and Rasps;
300 Table Cutlery
800 Gro Harness Buckles
w. Grcave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. direct from the mateutacturcrs
ALSO
A large Stock Of
CROCkFRY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns.
All Of which is Offered nj the lowest market
pricc. Whitehall, Dec. lsi4.
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SPRING WpA1GN.
FRESH ARRIVAL OFfA NEW
AND ELEGANT STOCK or
nnK I,INllS AZ

= \. MI Nc EK. has Jast received from
~ Nc~ York, ard otLet make q, and u
nov ov,Dirr q rev ana large assortment o
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
embracing almost every variety OF Ladies
aad Gehileaen's Dytn Gocds To- he found
IA The market H., stock will be found t.
he perfect, and To- embrace all that Is useful
o. ornamental AmopS hts stock Of
DRY GOODS
viii hc found B,oadcloiAs OF all colors and
rrlccs. from els 10 s. per ward. Cs..i-
metres, French and fng.i. Dneskins, Sat.
iuris Ncsung., every variety of lhin Pords
ipf SUMMER clothing for mcn aud boys. HIS
Naueiy uf
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
~ behyed 10 he as grand as can 10 found 10
this vICinity, and comprises Cashmers, Mou.
dc LANES, Striped, Plain, and fiR'd Balzo-
fncs Firnch lawns, Printed muslin-, Ging
hams. CaIicOcs .ot ali descriptions, and OF The
lsisNlsiNtcs
GLOVES, HOSIERY. BoNNrTs, PARA.
eOLs, ELEGANT RIBBONS, ARTiFl.
ClAL FLOWERS, &C &C
lie hsS also IN and well
selected assntimen, orc ROC FRIES, Hard.
IN country store, ana ell TO be sold al the
lowest prices
& 4 VI, grateful FIR pas, patronage. IN
vics all 10 call and Examine his eouis II
the stlcle ~ the prize does no, suit M ham
- done. all such vii teoeivr ~. t.,rk. .u,
iheu VISIT and his hest wlsh". that hey may
hc betirr sulrrd sDme~ here lSe;--flotyi
he t,H ciqDa ~, ,Ighf 10 dopbi uh,fier they
~H ATTAIN a be''er bargain haH ~ wrH Be has
o1dc7ror IL gur. %
Kutlsnd. Mil Village. Nav %, Is45
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ESTRAY.

TSTRAYE Ed from the subscriber on the
H ?ih ull large lism red eow 7 yssfs
old Said COW has large and wide spread
horns With brass balls or buttons, and
both ear. badly bitten by dogs. Any one
giving information Of said Gov, shall be well
rewarded. WV. T. MORSE.
saIe~tss'Y. Is,s !, ieis -
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IAPP a n T. Mt,
whole-aL t~.s-. ~ Dea~ssbs.
AAD isiNI3, tEs 90
IOhiIGN sIAPLt DnS GOODS,
Naf go Crsur % s-d iss Brcsdgsy.
kHN YORK


yer eLC-Ses % s-s iss BrosaSSy.
NBw YORK
& X hs'snr noS permanently located
iaemsslts. ~ sbO,s hes 10 osl ihe ausniinn
oi i.sTcts ~ thfs ,iciniiy. Il Auirulsri, those
svb'oc' 10 strong home ccmpeir'oo) 10
ths4' siutt ~
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS
TIE tAirs wui be condutied upon cash
nasIA. their piices always unilurm and their
irp'e>euiaunns candid
Dong a htge trade with The retailers Of
NV } oh. And ~ immsd date nriehhnthooj,
'.oit stock " nsec,sarly large aad complete
al al ss'snns Of th" year
iutths ressun thcy respectfully ssk your
orders. g. ri.ing then.c VS. To execute uem
90 s-th manner 40 vii intpie confidence
and iosIoe repetition. Respectfully.
% mos. ILkPP q KENT.
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ksOprdPr.
%

I'VE keasBlasIinp hunting and rife pow der
also pound aud halt pound canisrers. jus,
received aud Tor sale by BURT 4 MASON.
June 5. %
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STOVE NARNISIi
LOOK AT TIIISil

4 IL those I0cebIed 10 the subscriber, ior
~ papers On the route from Rutland 10
s'em are requested lo make payment by
he IT. Of July, as he does not expect to
navel that ruuis alter that lime
DAVID KlRkALDlE.
Ruilsnd, June o, rst5 %
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II. W. BENNETT

lIASa few more of Blvlev's eyer pn.u'rd
IL gold pens which are So much ad uired =,
not % or,y fof the ease with which they
VINE bat for their prea, durability.
Rutland June, 26
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HEMMiN IS & SONS NEEDLES.
A i1ll supply Of the first qu.hiy OF needles
the very best ~ use, for sale by
IL. W. BENNETT.
Rulland, Iune, lsi5 ~
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| )OK

ND II you cannot see, we'll remember thai
II ii. w. BENNTI keeps constantly on
hand large assortment OF spectsces, such
As pebbles, flint and common, both convex
aud concave together VITA plain and colofed
Glasses OF tsr above kinds set ia old bows
which are warranted 10 fiji all ages.
Rutland, yune "a
Democratic banner., 1845-12-27
THE CONVENTION.

For the asst ten or fifteen day> TIL, body has
been engaged in the discussion Of The question OF
cqualiziug representation. The discussion he'd as
>umrd an ,rgry' charactcr. TENDERS spoke OF
returning n their constituents and advising them
TO resort +. revolution a. = last resort. All
the clemens of di>cord had been Thoroughly a.
reused, passion had usurpcd the thronc ofrcason,
and Appearances indicated the most disastrous re-
,ults when rpon motion of Mr.. Polk of Il. Louis,
the followiny plan was agrccd upon:
TIL" hg.r Is 10. be permanent white inhahi-
tant>; the ratio 10 be asccrtaincd at each appoint
NJ Sc ION N a dc,i>or which shall never c>-
cclA loo; a county that has three fitk> of the
ratio 10 have me member; one ratio and two thirds
TO give two members a county having less
than three i.hhs. and not adjoining a similar coun-
". 10 have one mcmlcr-o!tics or towns elect
ing r,orc than ono member to be- Gi>trictcd, ifthc
county. without, may be entitled To 4 separate
mcmbcr-a,d. after the second enumeration each
of the small counties is rcquircdto havctwo thirds
of the ratio to c~rtitlc it To n member
From the thought which We have bestowed
u"on ihi, -, In we do not feel ourselves author
lied to speak ont at present. All we desire is
to see representation equalizci. Enact justice As
near As il may be to all sections of the State, anil
if that is not done what a lie is rcyuhlican govern
lncnts. II the few lord 1t over the many, f the
minority govern the majority. what ahittcr mock
Democratic banner., 1845-12-27
CONGRESS.

We have not the space this week 10 give more
than a mcagrc outline Of some Of the most i'm
portant business.
lis known that John ". D-vis of Indiana,
was elected Speaker of the House Of Rcprcscn-
tativ"s by a large vote; Ritchic & Hci>>. the pro-
printers 10 the Hou>h by a,,considcrable majority
over all competitors. At the last dates no printer
had been elected 10 the senate though twas said
that the same gentlemen had been selected by a
democratic caucus of the Senators. Inthc House
on the Sth inst, the committees were announced
BY the Speaker, andthe following gentlemen were
placed at The heal Of some of the most important
committees:
On Waysand Means, Mckay OFFS. c.
On Public Lands, Mr.. MClrrnaud O, Illinois.
On Commerce, Mr.. N'Clclland of Michi-
gan.
On Private Land Claims, Mr.. Bowlin of Mis-
souri,.
On Judiciary, Mr.. RathLurn Of n. York.
Tn Manufactures, J. q. Adams Of Massachus-
cts.
On Foreign Affairs, c. J. IngcrsoIl of Penn
s%ylvania.
On Territories, Douglass of Illinois.
Mr.. Houston gave notice of his intention to in
reduce bills "for permanent prospective ~prc-cmp-
ions" and 'for the ccSSion of the public lands in
n, haIoa 10 that State Mr.. Wentworth a bill 10,
,akc Chicago port of entry; Mr.. Bowlin a bill
VI the orcupation of Oregon.
Ir. Hunter introduced a resolution, instructing
lc Committee on Elections to inquire whether
r.. RrokenborouN Of Florida. did not receive a
aiority q the lc-al votes fr C.a--,> fron tina,
Thercupon a Iong discussion ensucd,
Inch resulted il referring The matter 10 the Com
ittee without instructions.
On the same day Col. Denioalpresentsd a me-
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mortal from the provincial government of Oregon
praying the protection OF the government, the es-
Enlistment of a monthly mail bet ylcn Indepen-
dence and Oregon Cily; the organization of a dis
tinct Territorial Government. sc. We shall take
occasion 10 law ills mt nol!ll before our readers
in another number.
On tie %h the Senate was "a, yed intllc ice
ton of The several >tu. i.ag co'. mitres-wh,h
in putting Mr.. {, lhoun t ihc head ol'hc
committee on Finance.
On Foreign Affairs, Allen.
On Commerce. Haywood.
On Manufactures. Dickinson.
On Military Affairs, Benton.
On Militia. Atchison.
On Public L7nds, Breeze.
On judiciary, Ashley.
la the House, on the same day,
Mr.. Douglas, offered resolutions referring 10
appropriate committees The subjects embraced in
the Message. which after considerable discus
sion onthc tariff question between Stewart, Of
Pa. and \. Johnson, Of Tenn. were adopted.
Several petitions and memorials were present
cd-onc of which asked an appropriation OF ST.
100000 annually fer the improvement Of wos-
;crn rivers. A communication was received from
the President, enclosing a copy of the Texan
Constitution.