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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

ZONES & HALLS CHANGEABLE SAFETY LOCK
This lock car the viii OF is possessor. be changed
so AS 20 make millions u locks OFT Of one that neither
the maker Any other person has amy knowledge what
cyeg OF the ioSk.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
purchased OF his partner, Wan. Hall Of Boston, Mass
his half in tho Patent Right in the above lock. This lock
owned ard VIII in u'ure be manufactured only by
H. G. Jo<Es al his establishment IN The city OF Newark.
v J. And 5y is advertisement he would nofy all per-
on,re his Patent Right. The subscriber has
beeg to great expense manufacture and TO sell me
above JOCK IL much less price, according 20 The SIZE au
be Bought in the Unitel States And he would ar,hef
state that his ocS has been picked nor opened VIII
out ne true key that locked IT, as VIII BE seen by le y
trials that Il has undergone different times VIII re,
ward Of $500 70 any person who would open ialg S
one has bee. successful; and IS war ~
instances set cut Of order whBe ID ue 90 it &c
been great annoyance 10 many VINO h@'e 49,
different construction. ,, ,,,r,osa, p,,.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad g2 nss Ills re
oiis, - , 80 an sa,.sfaeilon. H. {. JONES,
III 3rul avyisc Patent - = -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

r., CYRUS ". FIELD Burlins-sliP.
T. b. CLAYTON & SONS have Tor sale at Their Ware
sIe house No si John street. most extensive %ssost-
nent OF Printing Writing Envelope, co.orei and oher
Papers: binders, straw EonEet, Baadlox and Trunk
Boards, Press Papers. sc. -.-.,,
use viii he found unusually extensive
Constantly on hand
Book and News Printing assorted sizes, weights AMI qual-
tiles.
Colored Mciilim double do and otaer SIZES
Cover Papers various colcrs ard weights, for Magazines
c,er writing .ac aid super do. blue and white, woyc
and laid.
Fiat and Cut CAPS, plain and ruled and Laid, blue and
White.
Letter ruled ani PLAIN, white and bGe woye and lad
Packet Post, Commercial do, Folio do, Bank DO
Bank Note Paper. Tobacco do, Envelope DO.
Shoe and Tea do, Straw Wrapping do, Palm Lea DO.
Hardware and Cloth Papers. IN great ysrieiy.
SIX an! Leg Paper sand Paper Stock, Cartridge PAPER
Pay BIZ. Ha;eT Blottns, Druggists and fissue fape.7'
&c Sc.
Paper of every description made 10 order j.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

<.s--EzE-S HULLS TRUSSES.-Setce 10 Ru?tured
- n Persons--Persons afflicted with Raptures
"a elnay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
S=SSgs1N world affords. application At the ofi'cs.
No yesey street. or either the agents in the principal
towns in the United lie careful 10 examine tho
back pad Of Halls Tusse If they are endorsed by
Dr. Enl IN writing. None genuine rto be relied upon
as good without lis signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 vent limitations OF
Iul celebrated Trusses aud thossds are imposed upon
in consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they are made y un.JI;l mechanics and better
than the ordinary TrIases.
Rooms have teen ttei up at No. Vceey street, cxcIu-
slyeiy or la. having separate entrance from the hus
ness department where female is IN constant attendance
10 wait upon patients. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17
,nlIrctinrs hi NIlssissInri.

Collections IN Mississippi.
<C,UFVTS & DAVIDSON. Attorneys CT Law, Coffee
u VILE. Missi. 7. :. CHENES II A. II. DAVIDSON
Will give prompt attention to the business OF their profess
sion gcner in the Northern and 10 the collection OF for
ciCn claims amounting TO five hundred dollars and up
wards In any part OF the Stale. Feb ST. iS4S'
' RFFFRFNCES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

6tHCRCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCHS.--THE
~ subscriber, who awarded Diploma at the New
York State FAIRS of 1872 and isi3 the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma for Town Clocks exhibited at
the Fa- CT the American Institute in October last Is now
prepared at his FCundryat West Troy New rnsh
bells Of from 20 10 10000 lbs. made Of the best Materials
and warranted stand and 10 pcaseiaste5 10 uehl
improved Cast-r0n Jokes with Movable AIMS the ~
cresing demand Tor his Bells the best evidence ht can
be given Of cr excellence. Orders have been received
from the Caada and almost all the States and about 800
have been furnished different places III the state o! New
York fsom his Foundry Town Clocks, LcvohnS and sur
OIL 6m ANDREW MESEELY.
ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT sAEANANDER
h SAFE-Werranted dry, vel as hIe and tneit
proofThc following certificates ffol some Of TIC most
respectable merchants ard others In the city OF AewOr.
leans, establishes the!- fire proof qualities beyond all
The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial
one Of Richs improved patent salaInaHder Safes III the
furnace o the Sea Bid.
The safe was placed III the furnace 10 minutes after
O'Clock J. II. and remained there three hour, constant
y exposed to the most Intense het that ceudbe created
BY the Of F.tcipiEe and cottonwood. IL was then
taken 10 the Of Dir. R.cls agent IN this city and
opened when they found Ina. the contents were neither
burned scorced ard that the woodwork bore 10 ap-
pearance OF having been exposed to IRE.
The undersigned convinced that this Safe was sI5-
ec;ed greater rhan could possibly exist al the burn
ng of any building this city, however cobassle It's
contet ard they therefore have no hesitation IN saying
tina: Rieis Safes eneniy secure against the risk OF
fire, under any circumstances whiteye-.
NEw-osLEASs l2;h June, 1874,
Jerome 3. Ballard, Master Of steamer Sea Bid.
John Hoey, Fire inspector of Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
Thos. IL Chenowi.h, Joseph Grant,
H. GcGrcgor, j. H. stauilcr,
a. c. Laba.t benjamin L. Cook,
Rene II. Brunei.
One OF our customers saved $4,000 in one OF Rich.
safes although burglar lad six eight hours Try his
skill Oh the lock.
The above Safes sold in this city OILY by
A. 5. MARVIN. Agent for the Manufacturers.
s23 VIC 1876. Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

ri lLLINERY GOODS Cheap Tor Cash, III VI Beiver-st
vi three doors from Pear-The subscriber has received
within the past few days. large and splendid assortment
OF Spring Millinery Goods, which lie invites the atten-
tioE OF Merchants. Mncrs and the trade in general lie
has been hand whenever steamship or packet mas ar
rived in order have the first selections and does not hes
ate TO say that ne has hand, and will continue TO
have during the coming the richest largest ard
most splendid assortment of Millinery Goods TO be tond IN
market. The reputation which he has OF selling goods
Cheap is proverbin and his in selecting Hat Ribbons
aud silks acknowledged, by those who know, 20 be the
best the city and that is thing In buying, Fur-
chasers derous buying such goods rs VIII sell may rest
assured chat by calling they VII ind be what is
here represented. L. VI. STEVENS, VI Beaver-st
Soy.-Yorl Feb 10 l935 10Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

I .Nw CARD.-CoLLscrloN or DEBTS IN THE NORTH
IL Wysr.-E. b. WASHBURNE. Attorney at Law. Ga
lena, (lGos) viii give bis attention the collection OF
debts dc NewYorl merchants in Galena Rockford and
Rcck Island Illinois; in pu Buquc Iowa; III Plattevue.
Potosi Prairie du CIcn, Mineral Point and Madison. Wis
cousin.
Refer to D. \ Cusilnan & Co.; Dorcmus, suydam Sc
Nixon. New Work. SCI
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= 81 HUNDREDS IN, OF NAMES

of persons residing In York could he given, who
rcsy TO bear estony 10 the superiority of tie Cos1o
nian over every other remedy known for the cure Of
Coughs Gods Asthma, Consumption, Splitting Of Blood
Dyspepic ConsuTa pton Bronchitis Difficulty Of Breath
ing Hoarseness Influenza Pains in the Breast and Sde
and the various affections of the Stomach and Liver.
For sale 4, log Nassaust. door above Ann and at
Mrs IIavs l3o Fnt0n-st BROOKLYN ito ;}ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

JOHN CoNGEG, Jr. Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
~ and Solicitor IN Chancery Fort Wayne. Indiana, viii
attend 20 professional business in the various departments
OF The STATE OF Indiana. VIII also attend 10 the payment
taxes s.es q lands and other business appertanlng
10 General Land Agency Tor Northern Indiana.
References ia Her- YORK.. W. Edu onds, Esq MeSrs
Foot Il Davies, W. * $. Woodruff x Co. Suydap. Sage
Co. rhornc Hun s Thomas, Struthers, Morehouse Co.
Colstock & Conccr ms 3,ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

NEW GOODS.
DIAPER CAMBRICS, IRISH LINEN, &c.--Just re-
ceived, good assortment OF Paper CambrcS, OF all
color and superior quality; also Irish Linen which will be
sold at great bargain Also Thread Gins Brussels SIX
and Bobbnc Laccs. Edgngs, InSertngs style Lace
Caps, of various kinds Velvet Bead Bags Printed Cam
hrics French Printed Mus.lns, Plllippcan Gnghams
Hosiery Chores sc. L. i. WIAtPLE,
dis .Tobl,er, % Cedar street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17
,o0ro oF.THs BY CONSUMPTION

5000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
u q perhaps lie q small climate Jor the rar-
eaes of tbs dreadful disease in single
YER, then add tic fearful catd-
s2gu, Of tioSs Gu. OF ty Infam-
mstion Of TIE Lungs, He
morrhase, .4stkm0,
Coughs, Iniu-
o E,o,r5;t;e rod Otisr Diseases of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

EDWIN c. ESTES, ESl. lSew.York
Mesyrs. TOWNSEND s. BR0TuER, }
SMITH s CARROLL, J
NJ u. COOPER X CO. New-Orleans.
FELLOwES, JOHNSON & co..
REED & BROTHER. J
" CAVE & SCuAFFER, SPhi.1delpha.
&" GRIGG & ELLIOTT,
Z" GOODMAN & MEANS, : ,,m,,hts
=. II. T. PETERSON, Esq. 4e'NPS "a Sns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

YNRIENDS OF ROBERT Il. GAGE arc informed that he
A has located ut No. 81 LiBEgrY-sTREET.
DRY GOODS ut the smallest possible advance.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is requested to his stock OF
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which will always be kept l and complete presuning on
showing the largest and fullest assortnen: in the city,
nos Bins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17
PREMIuNl STORE.

TOFFEE-o0 bags Mocha; 30 do. III lean, Tor sale by
" 20 LArIKOr 6. e. RE,L.s.TT 90 rearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

STiNTON, RICHARDS lioLLlSTER, offer for sale
~ IT 20 Beaver street.
Bread Clotlswoo and piece dyedback, olive End brown
Cassimcres-Woo and piece dyed black, indigo tue Aso
striped, ribbed, bucksl.in, and other styles OF
fancy CaSs:mercs.
SatnesIlaes bl;,e, mixed, striped. couded and faneJ
piads
PaRtaloon StuiIs-.t variety Of styles.
Wiggins-Black and white.
Paper CambricSz-issorted colors.
Vestings-siiCcias and American Girghams.
Sewing SlksAmcrican blue, black and assorted coorS
Cotton Duck-l superior article, suitable for sails flo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

corner Of Fulton, Pearl and Water s:fcets.
{ 10 2w Ncw-Yurk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

~ POOL COTTCN-Every variety OF Spool Cotton, ~ ht
y case, or III quantity 10 suit, for sale ~
7fn j p. Van Fps. l03 Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

CoFAL- 40 cases E isasGla snem washed.
Also lO,O0Olb lbs. for sale n lowest prices By
RIO LATHROP & BAHT!.Efr. % Pearl-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-17

Ncw-York, 10Th january, 1915.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
From the Bosioa Atlas, OCT 2
FLORIDA RE DEENE y

We have additional returns r m this
Safe, which seem to loav. h,rlly room g.
doubt the triumph Of the wings md the
election Of Cdbell, the Wing candidate 49,
this, indeed is a most unexpected and n
signal victory SO FAR as heard from, the
Wings have gained W every county, cx.
cepling only the county Of Franklin where
the vote is very llgh, one
West F3rln, complete, has given Ca.
bell a noble majority, 462. In May last
lha Wing majority in the seven counties
comprising this section, was only 2O3 --
Middle F.orldh, also complete, gives Ca.
tell a majority Of SO votes. IN May last,
the Loco Foco majority in these SIX coun
TICS was $50 Ia May every county IN
Middle Florida was Loco Epco. Now tie
Wings have n majority in four counties
10 East Florida the Loco Foco majority
now is li2, IN five counties. In May II
was Az Two counties in Southern Flor
lila are reported to have given ,wentylhrcc
maorly for Brofk cnbrough, Loco They
gave in May last I39 Loco majority. The
majority for Cabcil, therefore, 4 all these
returns are accurate, is $50 These same
counties, IN May last, gave a Loco Foco
majority Of 957 Net Wing gain hoeirc
huulred and nineiVSsrrn
The counties that remain to be heard
from, in May last gave less than two hun
drcd majority for Levy II we have gain
I'd in proportion in these counties, CabclF'
majority mus, be at least ,wo hundred
IN addition to this. Ross, s,aunct
Wing, Is elected representative 10 the lc
gislalurc from Columbia county, IN plnc,
OF McL"iiIn, Loco, resigned The Loct
majority in this county in May last, wat
1921 In Leon county, the Wings elcc,oC
the Senator and one or two Of the repre-
scnlnlives Gadsden county chose on
Wing and one Loco. The election Of tn
Wing Senator from the Waliull md I.eo'
district is regarded by our friends IN ITALIA
hass,c as great triumph
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

VI Ttcan .N-rS A Tampico paper Of
the 2ith .'rombcr, contains Il decree Of
the Mexican government IN regard t, the
providing Of the army with the mcaus Of
transportation. 1t assigns to each regiment
Of infantry and Of cavalry 5000 monthly,
UNI. they shall be provided with forty six
mulos--thr prize Of mule, with It's luuuI-
turc being limited to 9iS.
The same paper confirms the proceedings,
on the 10Th II September, Of the 1unia (ns-
soclalion) Ior p1rl0t1c contributions A
moDg Other measures adopted on this occa
SION, was the appointment Of two commit
tees to SOLICIT d1nnlIons Of all sors from the
male popuhl,on, md q resolve that two
commuters, composed Of lllIo', should be
appointed to so'.ll from persons Of their
own sex whatever ihclr generosity and pa,
rlo,ism might permit thcn to offer Tor the
army Of Texas, destined to operate against
the American usurpcfs Of that precious pnI,
Of The republic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

Isr J Bsffta Hrrr u hHg. Brail'y.
Pee W. aDl $ ~ '.t
~, tG ,cPca'us ''ese. gfauaog pie.
mum "a ,ils va, eaihd 90, aud after
~ t.msiLshy us.su ChIncnicn. ~.
tue. NOD X eh4I ,issa N iavur Of The bal.
41I hy mr. Hodge gains It. IN 'he mo
u1o 81 Vi CharnJ,n VS., r,l,tcl pihc
committee on manufactures
NJ Baftc e1il.d up The t.ll amen Ing
he ac' IL l4n scss on 90 ~ to appropriate
$4,000 annually 1r the rclI.i Of tn ln0n'
Poor and also cS,b't'hiug We Office OF
Suprupf~uirui OFT ln,Iuc
~ Noyc, bncHy advocated the bill a.
I Ctca'ly M, lonunc lhr community AMI ~
materially al,sneine the Interests OF bc
n,vll. nj iuoiu'.un. which above oil o,hrrs
cooimcni' - II to the patronage ut The
Sflic Il would mt De imposing, as hc
oou'cuI,i shy odir,uual burden OF uNn
,icn upon the STATE 'hu would be scnsbly
ielt sincr ~. ~ ~ lcls' hu,a slight compcn.
,t'on was proposed 10 be allowed 10 the
new Officer nov corSj'u' 4 and since ihr
annual apr pt:ilion NJ $4,000 would OF
coui,r :, lic,c The several towns Of taxation
10 the sumo extent. phcr bud remarks
were suhuft,I hy messts ! BArtut ] y.
Bitrr,, and Howe tho bill WAS passed by
. vote - 10 2-mcssfs BroWncll and Chit.
tendon ', ting p tie negative
Rcpors Bv mr. Sahln, from the com;
mr,cc on Education, in favor Of the bill -
ublish.ur the Grc,n Noua,rin Hospital nj
+ Woodstock bill lald on toe table From
/ the Judiciary Commiucc. in favor OF alter
| ing the name Of II T. Johnson Ordered
to \ third reading
! BIZ introduced BY mr. Ilodgcs 10 ply
VIM Rounds Jr, rclcrttl to committee on
/ Claims
/ House Bill. referred Laying tax on
Chmcnd,n Co To pay debts ognlna
State Prison and Tor the relief ofthc insane
Of ,hc prison to commute on finance -
To commute The punishment OF l. Clifford
10 imprisonment for lfc 10 the Judiciary
Committee Adjourned
HOUSE
/ Bis introduced Ry mr. EIrmmond,
in addition 10 Chap As II S referred to
Judtnry committee BY mr. DAnforih re-
h,.uy to tho 5 ,sons Of the supreme count /.
to BE- holden annually in only ono place in
voc" J"u,'.'' u'S'.'I' "''' ~ ~ t'J'.;,,.
''s !" 'o''''' wv ~ w ''''s
'"'"''''''' w "'' oI''H' ~ ,.tI'
from lhe wcs, bark Of the Connecticut nt
the mouth Of Whit River, to the Central
,'"'""' 'C'c' ,'u W No''''''''''' va
hF ID, h.c' f''h'nS 20 we P'"'S!''''''' W
r'P"I c'''u'S l'"o>''"""S
u '',0 IL P''C' OF ca WA P'''','''"'"nJ ",
rIf'u I'D .'' '''n'''' ''''''"''' ny VI,
nouns it'"S 10 u'I"'- n"Ns "". v,
use 'n''f rF,'na'.c'S "",'Ss ''' '"o'' .' ',;"'
SOCK Is pA'n 10, III go'' anu S''''' u''' ~,
, 'nS interest," on '".,hs 10 'he s'Ae u, !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
SLNAIE.
Wrduesl,y, Oct -.

pi'NfI T., lie chArai.
v,s,.--5l p-c'~-',J By M Barrett OF
- N.,,r,r ,r,.ai VracUam, AMI Seta
Wara.f. ,.,u,rg om.tren Of Col. Neh
W,r-t. cuua,aoaci Of tho .urces 81 '''
State iu iue k,,o'ouoCar' wat pnNine i"l
tr,ef rcpfrs,ruue ,ha, ~ resolution ri
F.-t.',u.r Csn,erumrnt ot t,ts STATE %
l--g. - % bupsfrd pounds ui ,.e t.rn .'Ni.'
800, "a, Ordered ,o lee pad go Col >r'h
wsrncr. 20 nsAr sonj 90 part tho de1'eoia.'
,.,.i. the Then ,ircu aung msdiem 90 which
- b.d been pad lor b,s puIae ssrVIoes, sof
,g.t he c,ed p'le isrsc portion OF $40
.gm us,,s, doe aas asa representing u''
tbs .r...su,s eorern"e"' Of ''"'a, ia %
$50 s,r,s,l ,n 'hc 40. y All heirs 81 20,
- Mo-, 2o0 acres 81 ground. ~niS
lave -ra,et ss o. ln~iiy Vs,ue res 'e'eife'
o. 10 romm. on clsims
r.. ts.ros,.e. By mr. E.ch''d'oN' y,
t. ..,af .,ene8' of common .Sho'''s' p'"''d
,,. ., is~o' o. ~ n'oal'Hg eom'n''''
s..es.s.4 Pass-.,.a. sHHs sinei p.r'''
a.t..f faaf.-yt rs.s.fr- '" i.t f". .r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

Ga the second ballot, therefore. IN"
HON TIMOTHY FOLLETT
was declared elected third assistant justice
of the Supreme Court
For fouth assistant Justice Senator T.,
T. Dirrcu nominated Hon Carlos Coolidge
Senator Morgan, unmlnaIcd Hon VIM
Hrba,d and Senator Villas nominated Hon
Daniel Kellogg Senator J Barrett com
mcnicd Judge ticbard for his disposition
10 perform the du,i,s Of hi, office to the full
cxtcn, Of biz ab,Iics but hc deemed him
unQuaIiicd for lhe peculiarly oncrous ser
VICES required IN HAT, judicial rircun. The
people and tho bar Of Windsor county
carncs,ly desired a change. and he believed
thai the II, ctlon OF the Hon Daniel llel.
lo2g would b. mos, satisfactory 10 them
and adj high crcir, to the bench an! to the
STATE The hllIouogs resulted ms follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

Bs,,es,oe, u - ss,j ,ho e,peass will ee
sunrmous. aoi the nun CT ~ rcPoiiel bii g.
neccssst, between Mouipsl,er sad Buthns
Ton s.,e not veil you, iet fear YOU should
think 4 wss qsFIisr you. Mr llottv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30
CONVENTIONS

4 portion IT the Prun,y lnnia php'n
alarmed nl the Anu.1aud ungo Which
things have aLcn at Washington, propose
calling n TauG Convention IN that St.l .
doubtless lor the purpose OF Operating upou
Mr. Polk he organ, and Secretary Walk
et The Loco Fcco papcn in the State
were the FIRST to propose the Convention -
They probably find ,ha, after altMr 20 /
is not so good a man rs Henry Clay a
convention Of southern frcc,tudcrs Is also
to te held soon in Memphis, Tennessee.
aud /, IS sad that Mr. Calhoun is to au,nl
It as delegate from SoLlh Carolina -
These are Loco movcmruis Tie Whigs
will probably take luIc or ~ pant, in c.,acf
Of the conventions Their views are bn>wu
throughout the length and breadth Of the
land they go for 'He Tug Of 1912 -
Boston Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

abur~. and perhaps ultimately ei'c undo"
a,c,njoncy to elcf,cal rowtr Ga ,h'.
ground hike applications lad b'cn ft'qpent
ly rcruscd BY The legislature wnhin the las
,hiry year, The bll va, LAID on the IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

TCanrtre The Inauguration Of the
Hon A V Brown, Governor Of T,nn,s
So, took place on the 18th inst GovcIuor
Browns address was an able proGuc'iou :,
in it he glanced ut the prominent political
topics Of the day, aud CONCLUDED with n
lcaulIu tribute to the memory ol thr de
paroI hero % the Ilrtmitngr The Nash
VILE Banner, says Tie took ground
against United States Bank nnI nvowol
his opinion that tn present ,arIH "oughl 1,
be- molih,d and prcn'lyeJoduccd The
Governor is 10 favor Of Tariff with IN
cdcu,aI' protection
The Governor recommended tho csrab.
llshmcnt Of sinking iunl adequate to the
liqnidl,on Of ling llabduics" and
indicated that the Bank Of Tennessee vos
to constitute the principal instrument Of n,
ciiec,ua,Ion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

The remains d Mrs Gibson, e S,hn.
ccady, y. Y who was lost on the ili.la'ca
swallow, were found on the 10Th IN ,ho
ilp lson two miles below Athens. Nu'le
the accident t4ppened They ure Indrn.
lhed solely By her watch and the money a.
bIuithc hOly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

The New York Commercial says that
on Thursday the experiment Of carrying
the wires Of the electro magnetic telegraph
across, or rather unicr, the East River.
was mnde with perfect success. The lead
pipe through which tins communication IS
made weighs over six thousand pounis.
and was laid at the 5ouo n OF the liver, from
n steamboat employed Tor the purp ST.. lho'
not wrlhou' ,seat risk aud labor. II j. one
contlnuou. line, more than half n mile ~
length, vilhou, joint Through thls OK
rens,v' Inc Of heavy pipe are four copper
wires completely 'usoIncd 81 rs to insure
the transmission Of the electro magnetic
0ud
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

EFcrh offhc Ta,iF hw,ll hardly be-
believed tbs certainly not generally known,
that while two years nso there were but
two anthracite iron furnaces IN pcnnsylyn.
MA there arc now no less than nr,Ait ser.
IN. IN active operation, consuming 500 900
tons Of coal annually Such fcls should
be spread before the p"oplo ne c>,cnsv "
ms possible It would be a curious enquiry
for some gentleman having the ',c,s II, his
command 10 ascertain the amour, o! Ii Dor
employed in these IN mense works, tracing
that labor through all its operations, the e
fccts upon III" business Of the ncichborhooJ,
where the dih rct works ore located tho
immense advantage TO tho agricultural in.
tcr,st AMI the results to the trade md com.
mcrcc Of the metropolis Of the Common.
wealth - PM Norm An
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-30

o. tie second ballot, therefore, tho
HON. DANIEL KELLOGG
ans declared o!,c..d, anI lie Senate with
drew
Engraved brH, For the sale Of the
old sal. pr,ou-ior ,hr t,,lri Of the insane
prisoners In tic ,'tio ru,oo-to commute
the punishment of Eugene Clifford to bard
labor 90 me sr,c prison ior his, instead OF
so,ilry conGnsmu,-lymg tax on the
county g ChW,nt,n --scrorally passed
The bill 10 incorporate the trustees OF the
Vermont annY1, conference 81 the Melho-
- Ep,copa Churoh. elected cohs'dern
Bile discussion messFs Fnllansbe, Bnfhank,
Farn.,ouh Ryd,r, Russ'll DInfonh-
Barlow and Chasc a Franklin, supporting
+, as hlfmirss q, tbr State and very dr.ta
ils' 90 .,lu.e ssAinC II % order to cnab!c
,asu 10 ho,l property iof lhe b'uch, OF 81
n-rauuua,,d ministers and other charitable
pup 90. Mossrs Farehili 1nl S'eveni
eIprssssl 'h0r resPd hr tins denonilna
,pu pod th,tr disposi'tonSo ttyof Il N I've
~ way cou'seu' " sh pYthc policy bu
. f'..r .rr.s. ... 90. r, n.t..' &C. .' le'