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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-06

Pr' on7 refrrri III Ctsscr Ingfa.
ham ard olhcr' 1,a law agains' .educuo~
f'trrr~d 20 itrary commute Of com
missioner. II pa''unps'c and cpnue,lcu'
Rlvrf Rnlfoad Company ~ Commute on
Roads
Ropor' AaaJne ON TO protect rPtn
ofm,fu'd women and il va, dem I'D
ball concerning ~, sui msut Of es,s,,-s bud
& "a. Dfdrf,d 20 a ihlrd reading bin fela.
uny 70 subss Quentlv spse' rog cudros
ard = Va' ori~fsd ~ third rerdiog r
issirror tu'c'0r itr rolinbrr tt' iFt
vol Of Supreme CoaU RspoI, 70 y'4bIas
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
Price Two Cents.

ruling Mr.. Van Buren outof the Baltimore Conven
tion. The nomination OF Colonel Polk was mer
armistce among the clans, and that clan maxi ng
the greatest temporary surrender, will see that II
shall NOT be construed into permanent sacrifice.
The Southern wing under Mr., Calhoun, have suf-
tered scarcely less from knocking under to tho
Tennessee flag of truce. And, yet, these two clans
are so opposite upon their respective creeds OF iath,
that they cannot be made to asslmilate by acts OF
Congress, by acts OF the Executive norby acts OF
party Convention.
Nothing but the 'syoung democracy" ambiguous
and unme aning 10 the term, can present candi-
date In 4S conducive 10 another armistce, and ne
must be a new man. And from the conservative
sectional position of the Great West, he must be
western man. If candidate is presented again by
convention, IT will therefore be either Allen OF Ohios
or Butler of Kentucky. The jealousy among the
Old hunkers will dispase every one OF them, Wright:
Calhoun, Benton, Buchanan, Walker, Dallas, ct "a
0nHe genus before general convention of the par
V. The ancient regime all defunct Father
Richie will be the last of the Barons He and the
resolutions OF 96 and % will be superseded by the
new men and the progressive democracy Of '48, If
he should last even SO long.
The old system of regulating the succession in
the kitchen cabinet 10 gone. II ceased with tho
adoption OF the two third rule at the last BAtlmors
party convention. The old hunkers are laid on the
shelf to dry. The system OF training by the Alba
ny junt0 for the Presidency, IS an "obsolete ,dea.
From the enlightenment OF the people, they have ta-
ken this business into their hands and the sacri-
ice demanded of all the old hacks OF party, IS but
holocaust OF politicians on the altar of the tree
dom of the elective franchise.
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
M0NSHFOIGNET, one Of the principals of the schoo
A known to the public the firm Of Fognet and Taylor
CLASSICAL Fencn and English School, and under whose charge
the French Department takes this opportunity inform his
orner pupils and The public general that he will reopen
his Eye. ing lass his school room No 7so Broadway
Mons having leisure hours will likewise consecrae
them to few private pupils For enquire his resi-
dence No 2l7 Green ST., 6 Amity, or at the school,
o5 3tawlm*rc,
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
tSSENCE uE CNEFt.k,

w HIGH is extensively used in the European capitals
w snow for the first time Introduced into the u States
made from the best sited and cleaned Coffee aud about
full according the diluted
with hot milk furnishes cup OF excellent coffee
The unders that the sagacty of the public
of this country viii immediately perceive the
offers to house keepers in general travellers BY
rewarded for the sacrifice the introduction Of novelty
always demands. Liberal patronage which fail
be awarded TO him by ever person who will make atrial Of
his Essence.
and retail by Bunker Co., 13 Maiden lane, q. 6o.berger
Chambers and Centre W. Corwn, $50 Broad
H. L. SZADETZkH,S Sole Manufacturer
sis Im*re n the II. States
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
DANCING ACAnEMY,

a LEorARp STREET, West Side of Broadway
NJ FILE: PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in
" forming the public that she has opened her classes and is
a, shs different branche. Of dancing Academy will be
IN Paris Among them the Polka Qaadrle Gallo
eades the Waltz Polka, and all styles Of Wazss Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca, azuka Cachucha
&c Mile D. will give her particular attention to sdes
Boarding schools Cotlon Parties will be formed for her
Persons who desrours of becoming pupils will please
apply 10 M lie +. d. as above 50 Intro
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
SPANISH LANGUAGE

SPANISH LANGUAGE.
DROFESSOR A. j. MORALES Respectfully informs the
public that he Is rmng his classes teach the above
language and requests early ppicaton that they he
closed Terms hours &c may be known by applying his
residence 407 Boome street Professor NJ has the honor
referring TO the Principals nf Washington Institute the Aca
deny OF Sacred Hear (Asoria and Mr. C. Cand As Ac
DENY where he is teaching th end
College, (Fooham ia which he has been Professor the
last two ~
hereby certify that Mr. j. Morales has been engaged
Professor OF the spanish language ST. ollege for
the last two years he has afforded the highest by
attention to dqy-by his proficiency aud by the general
provement OF his pupils.
tSIgned,) -s.s# JOHN HARLEY, Pres't.
st. Johns College. Sept. 12, l845. oil, 3wsr
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner ar Grand Sxrret

nroeuWny, corner or Grand Street.
M o. hObERTSON has the honor of respectfully iu
,nr ms e ssnd; % and The pab that his classes
phmen tand the Mazurka md Polka Qwadlss will omen
o. W Sept lh q the large Saloon attached
prosdway uonse Days Of Tuition, Wednesdays snd Satu
days-rLadiss classes at r n; Gen,lemsn r. AP
vae xas or bsdss VIII be formed fom6 TO for La Polka
aud NatlnK insuctons given Ps pills Privae
es At Their residences or at Mr. 60 Eighth Avenue
Mr. Robertson would also inform the public that his up
town Academy VIII commence on Monday September 22
taught. ais lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
pR0PosALswi be received a, any time previous to the
22d day OF November next the Office of the subscriber
No6 Wall street. in the city Of New York. for the erubhng
gradng supersucture and bridging Of the Bear
Mountain Railroad in Pennsylvania rs miles length extend
ing from Bear Mountan to Dauphn the Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and
ready for inspection the undergneds Office The ok
be commenced immediately closing Of the contract
p MANROW.
New York, Sept. 21d, is45 s23 lm.r
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

''THE ALBATA SILVER WARE"
MANUFACTURED by VIM Chsndless 452 Hudson st
lvl cannot be tected from Sterling Silver, for the
longer this Ware is used the winter becomes w. c. also
Sterling Silver Spoons Forks ewery chea,
and prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver German DO Pear
and Diamonds any Be look for tht
Sign Plate 452 Hudson street between Barrow and Morton
VIM. Chandles, established 1885, late of Clarkson
1rptrr
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

s,c,,pr non rrYr CoRREcrroN OF ERRoRs.--Abany,
Monday. oct 40, isiS -Present.Lisut Gov Gardiner
and ~ Senators No TO- j. Birkhead ct al pm ~ sIrof
~. ~ Rro~vn a al defts in error Prescott Hall con
,S.a Sor na in error O. y. Allen was heard Tor deit
=; "rrcr krs,noon ssssion.0 Allen oonslussd Tor
dsft IN error
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

LESSONS in DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
M AL ACHILLE respectfully announces her friends and
patrons anu 20 the public that her class
VII c9mnence on Saturday October 18th at her Saloon No.
al Walk er street. -1, -
- DAYS OF TUITION.
Fof Young Ladies aud young Masters under years Of
3for young Gentlemen.
at O'Clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous of forming by them
selves private Quadre Casses Poka Maxufka uadrles
on any days ana hour % most conve enient to both parties
desired. '' '' ~
Madame A. continues to give her professional services
young lad,es boarding schools and private families.
parents guardians, as usual.
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pro-
iesso ras Madame A. receives from them all the novel
e; OF the day. admitted IN the fashionable society she
sous according TO her patrons desires si1 Imtrc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
A CARD

A CARD.
SlGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
~ to the instruction Of Music respectfully informs his friends
class for the VIOLIN ii his room No $50 broadway
Term; moderAe Those who desirous becoming pupils
VIII please apply TO Signor 0odone 400 Broadway aud
Chambers K Jole. 3s3 Broadway.
sgnor kapett will contnre rsua giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing. s24 eodlm%rc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
NJ H. u. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
" announcing TO his friends and the pubic, that his regular
classes are nov open Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelng 62 ERhth Avenue, for giving Instructions the
ap9ve aIt m r. Will Introduce in his academy all the late
a.u dances including the Polka and
Mazurka uadrles and various styles Of Wszng nsruc-
tons gwen IN private TO pupils and classes any hour
,ner or at Mr. Bs morning class will be formed
Iorladtes. s28 lm.In
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

T,HOsE ELEGANT RUBBERs-NEW ENTIRELY =
Mr. N. Hayward, The original dscoverer and FIRST inventor
of Metallic soube India Rubber has discovered another
in the application. which will puzzle the world to
l, m,,sc, o. m IN Ia ;n.ess Thi. = nv ,vns % ~; Hs,sc
Rubber he surface of leather without using the crack
ing vanish heretofore used HIS Shoes off red for sale
Maiden lane without exception the perfect arti
Gle Of the kind the world saw For sale n quantities
SUIT. by HORACE II. DAY,
oil lmsr 25 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
THE NAVY

WILEY &PUTNAM, lei Broadway, have for sale, Hints
w the REORGANIZATION Of the Navy and
ton Of Reply to Hints the OF the Navy
Two neatly printed pamphlen oi5 eod6w|rc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
University medical school.


We are glad to hear that great as has been the
in former seasons OF this school OF medicine
the present bids fair greatly to outnumber
any previous class. Our city is fast filling up with
medical students from all parts OF the country, and
the delegation from the South is unusually large
| The crowds of geneelly dressed young men, with
blue caps and canes who are to Dc seen every hour
tons of what New York intends to do the present
winter in the way of medical students Philadelphia,
forming the centre OF medical science, Is nc droOp
from her brow, is now in the ascendant, and
will continue so for years to come. We say, God
speed to the efforts OF our medical men, and if they
will only continue in their laudable exertions to
build up a great medical school IN this emporium Of
every thing that is good, bad and curious, they will
always find us ready to give them helping hand. 1t
rs only necessaryior students TO know the advantages
of this city, for medical education, to congregae
here in thousands. To say nothing of hospital and
dispensary practice, and the facilities for studying
anatomy, the students have an opportunity OF study
ing disease and witnessing surgical operations every
week in the University College, under the mmedi.
ate direction OF DIR. Mott and in no part OF this
country have students an opportunity to study mid
wery to the same extent as Is enjoyed III nis cny.
Lying-in charity hospital, under tne care ~ III,
Bedford present TO the students OF the New YORK
University the most ample iaclites'
Wuurye CKusEs-A gentleman from New Bed
ford assured us a few days SINCE that one ship be-
10 that place had made four successive and
cess u after whales within eight years and had
hrou uOht
l The crew consisted thirty men, during that
period no spirits Of any kind had been allowed board
as beverage any occasion nor had any man died Of
disease been seriously met with any scciden
except in one instance when OF the in boat
after whale had been struck, dragged of the
boat blight Of the line catching around his Leg and
hurried downward with great velocity. While in thi:
awkward, and somewhat novel predcsment, he seized
his knife and cut the linebut to his disappointment
proved be that part Of the line which attached to
the boat Finding himself still carried down by iorcs
which could resist made another attempt ana
fortunately succseded in sevsrng the line which tied
him to the whale when he asccnded 20 tne surface,
putting and blowing very like whale ano wss soon
rescued by his without having experienced
essential injury. - S1.l Wf.sl
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM
BRlSTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM

Academyls0 Broadway, opposite John street.
BRlSTOW Finishing Writing Master, in announcing
vl his return New York. and the Re- of his Aca
DENY Room No g. 10. groadwsy tsashing
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city and Brooklyn of his having
made GREAT REDUCTION in his order to render the
No complaint moray speaking is more general than that Of
CHEAP! s@ pa III sEFIl ~ It Ng-
men sf EvEaY AGE aud capacity to convert the very wofs
writing beautiful Free flowing, expeditions ard
pleasing style Of executed elegant
manner matter how egibe camped the hand may be-
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS.
Extra lessons WI, be given Ifee Of charge il REQUIRED
ss*Mr. b. be from to A. NJ or from p NJ
Private lessons given
sH0Rr HAND taught by Mr.. B. For sale, work
B.Book Keeping by Double and Single Entry taught
practically.
days. lmeod'rr
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

q o q u E A X r a 4 f. " n.
WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN
DER ANY DEGREE OF COLD OR HEAT.
a patent including Machine Betting CarTiage and Other
Pmts and Oyerhauls Gaps, Hats and Boots and
Shoes Mechanics Aprons, Ladies Aprons Travelling Bags
Water Hose Life Prcservers, Air Mattresses, Cushions Tar
pauns for covering deck freight Portable shower Baths Bath
ing Mats, Sc, SC. Fer sale wholesale and retail by
GEO. BEECHER,
au8 2mrm 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING
TIE PREMISES

A LARGE sTp Of DRY GoODS-at BILLINGS
IN wellknown heap Store 4io Pearl Chatham
The stock selling off, aud such prices
surprise the greatest bagan hunters consisting Of Silks
shaws Cashmere De Iaines, Blankets Flannels low
Linen large lot Of Prints beached and unbeached Musns
hosiery Gloves Lace and ~ fact every article connect
get the and number BILLING,
o3 2wNmc AS Pear! near Chatham
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOIVERS ANL
FE.A THEIRS.
I OWITZ BECKER 3, John s., hrye received BY III.
las Haye packets Louis Philip st Nicholas and Duchess
dOrlcans full the and fashionable
styles of French Flowers and Feathers which they offer for
sale at easonabe prices.
Sc lmsrh LOWTTZ BECKER, "a John St
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

A PORTkAIT FOX ONE DULLAk
A F.THOMPSON'S Daguerrean Rooms, No. 2a5 Broad.
IA. way, between the Granite Buildings and keade St
LIKENESSEs OF the various taken by the improved
and finished the most style with all
natural cnIors. SD t Nn@
Operations in all weather from "a. M. till 4 +. M.
Instructions n heart and Apparatus and Materials supplied
To wishing thorough Of the business
perior ndvnntages here offered slh I'm I'M
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

.ssx4ea ~ PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANf-Daily, Sundays Excepted
:. fhrongh DIest-Ats o'clock r. N. from the
Steamboat HENDRICK HUDSON, Capt. g. Crut,en
den wll aye s,ondiy Wednesday and Friday evenings
at o'clock
ssea@b.at KNICKERBOCKER, Capt A. Houghton, will
At o'clock M. Landing at lnte rmedatc Pscss-Fron
the foot e Barclay stFset- III
leave on Monday ednesdsy Friday and Sunday Afternoons
at A O'Clock.
stesmboat SOUTH AvERICA Cspt L. w. Branard
clock. #.H& H.tE
Passengers taking either OF the above Lines will arrive
Albay ample the morning Of tor the
The Bo and substantia furnished
wit and elegant aud for speed and secommo-
datons a e unrivslled on the Hudson. s8
Freight taken at moderate rates.
persons forbid trusting Of the Boats of this line
without order from the Captains Agents,
For Passage Fresh. apply board the Boats ort
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
PaiLADELPhiA HOTELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
Chestnut Street. between 9th and Yth streets

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and yth streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
NHE respectfully inform the& friends and
the travelling public have the above house for
merry known the Marshall House and have made
alterations and its Interior having spared
70 render Of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses IN the city The paors the chambers
large and well arranged The furniture entirely Its oea
tSn m ths mos central part OF the city, 20 all the places
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the decacie Of the
carefully selected
The hope by their on d experience
the business to satisfaction these who may
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE 4 co.
James Bsgley, (late Of Jones Hotel.)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly of the Washington House
Peter L. Ferguson.
July lst, laB Tvs 1mscc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

To TAILOKS.
FfNHOSE who desire kut wiedge OF Fash
ionsble Cutting in all its various branches would do we
obtain Stinsmets' Complete Work the subject whic
be obtaiued of the only Broadway Price
from IS 10 $40 per hook. o2 lmsmc
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

TdIlIs FhSEIOVN.
HE SUBSCRIBERS have just rec. we'd an invoice Of
rich Searfs, Crsvas Laen Hdkis richly bordered
Their ready made Linen under
garments j. complete and well worthy the attention c
citixens and strangers n s.%4 .Ht# N
Their Patent Elastic Brace highly recommended by he
faculty. for all who suffering from debility
the chest have acquired the habit of For sale
wholesale and tail, the old establishment Of Purssls
Agate 231 broadway. o! Park place plQ Im*In
The New York herald., 1845-10-22
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---FOrty Thousand.

UAILY HER ALD-Every day. Price2 cent? pN copy-V
2 per pay able in advance.
WEkLY HERhLD-Every Saturday-Price Ga cents per
copy-S3 l2x osits per annum-payab in advance.
ADVERTISE MENTS the usual pr1ces-always cash In
advance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and despatch
n7~Au letters o. by mail addres essed
the establishment be Iot psid postage will be do
dacted from the subs scrirton money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor ofhs
Nrw YoRK HERALD EsTABLLsHsdEry,
Norhw.st corner of Fulton ard ssss -s.Sts
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

FALL GARMENTS.
WIN. MATTHIESSEN Ia Fulton st-A choice stock
W OF Clolhs Tweeds Cassimeres and Vestings now
open from winch selections be made very mdee
ces, for cash only. -
The cutters OF this establishment equal any in the
city for their taste and skill getting up ga snts
toner can depend satisfaction punctuaty
Those urnshihg their materials, have them made
up the abcv terms.
wardrobe, at
WIN. MATTHIEssEN. III Fulton street.
SIT lm+m merit door TO Herald Office
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

JAMES a. STTAIN & Co. M
DsuYers and IaIors, 352 B Broadtcay, Carlton House
VNOULD respectfully inform their and the puo
w lie, that they have hand and constantly
ceng superior stock Of fail and goods which Willie
made the latest fashion and the prices for cash
irurrr
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

IA WATCHks !--WATCHEs AND JEWELRY .-Tho.
w who wish Iurchase Gold Silver Watches, Goe
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their I'D
call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of the above retail much lower than other house th.
ey or Ali Webes Lee es
good time or the money refunded.
q. G. ALLhN Importer of Watches and Jew elry,
hol.ssle ard Retail, 30 Wall street
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

LOOK AT THIS.
. IMPORTED FRENCH BOO is Of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of s. 90. The best of French
HCaf Boots made otder aud great assortment of fine
Calf Boots $ finest calf Shoes 81 50 TO 81 2 also
Of leather Boots, Shoes aud Gsiters
Ladys will this of Caters
70 be found the city also BusIns Slips Ties India Rub
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes, Misses and Children
do all kinds and manufacture; also the best ol
French Goods the cheap cheapest
at 367 Broadway corner Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1845-10-22

TO CUUNIKY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
SHOES.
- F.. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnson) has L.
on hand, in sts.e l42 Chatham street. directly A
vppose the THEATRE of the best assorted stocks
~ Boots aud Shoes that be had the city Gents Kip
Cali Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soled Boots and Shoes
p~gd and sewed from the Eastern manuactores Ladies'
Oaen, Baskins Ties, slips, &c Of every descrption
cty Gentlemens fine Caters different kinds. Cent
Bucksan Shoes, Sportsmens Fishermens, and Scamens
Boots. 4M-
Store open till 10 o'clock the evening" giving country
chants opportunity OF examining the goods at their lesu
lms