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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

II Water Cure House.-Mrs- II. 5. Cove coctta-
ues 10 receive patients a. her house al Ieans- New
York
Mrs 6 also visits ls1ies and children er homes sad
ciyes directions FOR he application OF Waier CCrs $50
~ T. j. Coleman, Exchange Broker. No $
WsIi-st New-Ycfs- uacurr-aI Money bought AID cod
rod I'D silver exchanged snd drs coD-r;-A a.
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* THE SUBSChIBEk, VINO as awarded
"A gold medal for the beat toned Church and otA<r
Id BelI exhibited ct the Fair Of tas American Insn,
Z1sh ute in October 1885, and VINO has received the
hgrs premiums for several yesfs past for the best Bells
and Town Clocks, well 4. the FAIRS OF mo New fon
STATE AGRICULTURAL Society the American Institute, 10
COW prepared furnish, al dis foundry bells OF ang
weight rsqu!redwersBted not 10 break or efscS an1
lone 10 peas. give Satisfaction He attaches " tneu
his Inprored Cat Iron, Yoke with movable godgeons by
which bell be adjusted 80 as TO hang and ring pro-
perry. ,,.
Steamboat and Factory Bells constantly on hand.
Copper and Brass Castings made 10 order.
A NJ manufactures, and keep constantly on hand Thro
dotes Transit instruments Levels srd Surveyors CDfn
passes Surveyor Improved Compasses for kiss h'rt
zonial and vertical angles without the nesdies
Cesh paid for old copper and brass ,.,-rrro
O. r. SWORDS Agent. lls Broadway. oi7iads'"'
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FlRE-A IRE broke ont at about O'Clock this
morning in the carpenter shop Of Mr. Hunt IN Twenty
first =; between Eighth and Ninth avenues The estab
lishr1enf which WIS large, was entirety consumed.
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We have never known a case o; ProP-y which this
medicine. used did relieve The following IS copy
of i.l.r Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Tonp Island IL IL truly remarkable
FLArBusH. Long Island, Jun. II 1916.
DR Towysrsp NJ mother who is IS years Of age has
for several yeal past been aborng under severe case OF
DrUpsy. We employed before We heaLd oi your heai,
ns treat number 6f remedies tie disease continued
70 aiu on her. much boaed that II was almost
uro-sblc for her lie down. sleep while lyng her
fee, and legs were truly Il sight behold. We hesrd
,nuc conversation respecting your remedy aud We con-
cd-d for satisfaction, not dreaming hn II
,nuld relieve her A. sue advanced IN and
her disease was osg slndinstOr her compliant had
been coming for almost seven years The hr-t hos
she took could perceive na Il Helped her IN ire
least win the exception Of increasing uer appetite On
usiur the second hotle, there !H o ilrni IN her
,seae She continued usin. until she TOOK hVr bottles
and So Il, almost # entirely well She does not LOOK
liz th. same person she rides out ntd Walks WIN ets
and Is very comfortable The old Indy IL highly pleased
assure YOU well the rest OF The atuy, and mas re-
1.st,d me 10 write her md that have not
half done Justice for have not cannot. describe
how she appeared the suffering she experienced or he
,r.s, trouble she was, for Ions time, IN her helpless
Condition. Yours, respectfully &c JAMES ALLEN.
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DOtRDISG.-A gentleman aud his wife, OF TWO or
hl three single gentlemen, car be accommodated with
good Board and Pleasant rooms al 70 East Broadway
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PROBABLE BURGLAKY.-A man named John
yanche was last night arrested by officer Files OF tue
9TH Ward having his possession quantity of Sunday
School books ca;echisms, &c. and handsomely
bound PRAYER Book in which was written the name OF
Caroline Hslsted On searching him the officer found
abou: h yerson number OF false keys strong chisel
and other implements which burglars are accustomed 70
use The man was hed 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07
New-York, Noyeube, Is, 1915.

Ds TowxsEsp. You remember that when obtained a
bottle OF your SeTsaPara and promised Il II efectr
nv no,.er 10 r.Irr lie favor. nd been soreiy afflicted
nv he Rheumatism FOR mouths much u Lae TINE 80 pad
tSat could ce;hrI sleep nor wax IL "ou!d De II,
nos.ble for ME describe the pain and egony encuIeo
tr-d number VI remedies without being oEcerte
snsmar wac Knows the Qualities OF your SersaPaf-A,
,srced NE 10 ~ bottle did so, and, 70 my greet
.stor shnent II few days effected perfect cure;
33r1ise To .susfy hem of the truth Of the above
IRA GODFREY, 10 Liberiy-st
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n Ear-e,soe IA IL asst STAGES. THIS IS 10 deep
IN a. ,pf.i ocIy ssxed certain cure Is guaranteed
.-d Ia private practice Of en years; as aay
80 sesn ctred s-s trying al the pulled ard boasted nos
- oers gTen over past every remedy Reference
srrr Lungs SOUNDED advice fr-7 SoL only by ooe.of
fSEAJ, lE5 E1we.Y. Oh Ia'
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BURGLARY-The store Of Mr. Curran, at the
corner OF perr-e; and Franklinsquare last night
feloniousIy entered and robbed OF box OF cigars and
or jars of ozeuges amounting to about 80 in value.
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Nrw.Ynsx. Lnlp 1916.


Or. TowSsysD--Dear Str; Nearly twenty years ago
took violent cold, which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely, indeed, finally became constant
hacking cough but severe 10 prevent me from al
tending 10 my business. Within the last few Yeas II III
creased on me gradually Al last became reduced; !
breathed with difficulty and raised with nay cough much
bad matter and for the last nine months previous to using
your Sarsapsri!ls had regular n.ghsweats; indeed, my
friends and myself supposed thar would die with the
Consumption, but have the happiness 10 inform you
thH-to surprIse-ailer using hrce bottles OF your
Sarsaparila find my health restored. It relieved
gradually, and enjoying much better health than
hive before in years mad almost entirely lost my
appetite which Is also returned. You al liberty TO
publ, h this my IN the papers sou choose
Ny little girl, who three years Old had very nat
alarmed on her While using TIE medicine gave
her Of and It entirely relieved her IA well as
myself and she Is As well and hearty any child
ever saw She WAS also full OF lie botchc. II took them
aysv and skin il smooth and fair and an salts
fed .h. received hen health from using your excellent
medicine. - W oONANIi NO Al oo"cfy'
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Boarding an6 Gotcls.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE

lS5, Isl and I5g BToedway.
yNHE PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform iah'i'Ss
and single gentlemen desiring board for no Winter, In
comfortable quarters with all the eonvcnenees OF hone
that he has number Of light and pleasant apartments TO
let tfTuishcd.l moderate prices. \ choice OF foouis
may be mad by early application ORLANDO FISH.
Linz
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Apartments with Board for
d E,,,l roadway o2a In
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q We learn that man was nun over By q
tyvo-norse carriage in Li5erty.t few minutes pas;
o'clock ,his afternoon, and badly injured
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sitnalloas. ee. manleo.

.------.----~--~--------
atfANTED.-A ssw set,ve vou,y MEG ~ 70 ScaIs q /.
w W=s for tie sale OF psw aad popSlSr
S.eNEoSsSN' az Arrows Istr e.,,.,sa y J.. 6
lsu.ei 70 lsui i, writing with an - rlszrr
% per se al, S1o, men no "a car employ VII nc
SeS 10 - - - t.. sv' SeN " ~ eApo6ses-
Rem 70 haNe ~ irSy. Eun - 70 - 70 o0,An ss' tung
o0i Apply a. hsNSS . Z eousaIaS nAL ~ bFoN@-
way uP s-AIs Otace OF NE flag q o2f snlos AZ SeTs
rinsi hs postpaid 80
>1CLns -1r7,sT5oo 6y lao T,..7--rtah'r Y-1--.
sis in sshrc snd ironing he other as eaarberaie *
do rererN hou.ewoss IN small family. Bes city yet.
erenoes given Pl.s,s AL a. IS Woc.;e..sL rs -
,NY,~,,-,z-- - ~ -
w ~ 10y rEo'rstsht toN.s " S.t LIZ s
-, - nurse OF ~. So Ok -.
~, 5..i,s.,., 80 ' ~, useiu. tNSsS - - -
- -. 49, S- 50, east e.-e> = -
~ ANIkp-A sislAcoa BY Al American Young Man a.
w Cc1chEiar Has excellent ciSy reference lnaatre a.
Nc. ~! b:osdwsy Go q
WANTED good. steady Protestant p!a;E cook, also
w nurse and seaastress, 81 VI Perreport VI Brooklyn
Good rs'stence required no 81
4, by an NCEI a. - R--,--s>,S 100.
Y - - ., ~; ,>,st. ~. 80 ~ rays ~ 800,
Nte " 49, -, - - 80 y, -. :. - =. 80
Cuor To men cf respecishihly and business hsbits
guaranty of $50 Der snnura VIII be given All leiers
raust be POST pa;d Apply 10
ole I'm. c ALDEN II. Fil!ou.sl y Y.
wv
,,,, lN ass reeen'y eote ~ ~ Ss 80
h.,n .i,r,rs 10 - - " r. S,.S.s ,.-Srs,,
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DEAD IxFASr FoUSD.-The body OF dead IN
fart was last night found by boy al the of 18th
- and Avenue A. Officer Martin took il 70 the l7ch
Ward Station House and TIE Coroner called to hold
al inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-07

cCHOOI.-tiempsIead SEMINARY Male 5JarIrns school,
Sliemp,tcad, l. l. ~ miles from The City, on branch OF
the L. l. Railroad The Winter VII commence ID o.
November Circulars at j. CtGuiber!in., 81 Cedarst The
principal this month at Broadwny.
o6 ,rr..od- y. y, a. NJ
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Ecl]poIs.
ITA1.1AN EVENING GLASS,
rpUE EATOSTOWN POLYTECHNIC IN

STITUTE, Shrew sbuTy, \. ] rcopens rs Winter SEES
sion on Monday, 2nd November Pupils received TIL Isl
December. TEENs-S75 per Session OF y weeks. This
Institution couer comprehensive English and Classical
education Including the German. French, Spanish aud
Iialan lanLulAa.. Circllhrs l5 NnssAn.s- ~ ~.
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Goth inss
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CITY ITEMS.

RrnoEsD DEATH OF MICHAEL WALsH.-There
i -ueaos aaoa, at - o'clock that Michael Wash Is
dead aad that ne death caused by poison.
P S-Siuce writing the above, We learn that The 10!
lowing Lacqric notice posted the Subterraneen
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WI. II. McKlNSTRY, 2s+ Grandst
New-York. April 18th, 1886.

Dr.. TOWNSEND: make the following statement In or,
der express my gratitude 20 you, and 10 recommend
your Sarsapars, aad your Compound Extract OF SaEs
parl.a 10 those who unfortunate 10 have Lung
Complaints or Consumption While residing in the South
several years ago, had long and severe sickness which,
with subsequent exposure very maternity injured my con-
stiuiion being able, however much OF The time 20 WORK
sllhough my luGg. affected and | had cough: for
the year grew much worse and NE last Winter
caught cold: The pain my breast, distress II
breathing AMI coughing very much Increased. took 4
number OF popular remedies for Consumption, but they
failed reliey. Al last confined my rooui
and bad with the Consumption that did not eN
peci 20 remain long. Marcus D. Moore, who
resides al Of LyGius and Grand (yho VII.
confirm this stacmen and made disposition Of my
property. days after h.s, friend sent you 20 see
me you ordered bottle OF your Extract of Sarsapara
took according your directions, and Immediately
felt ved-y pam gradually lett mel soon breathed
fre-ly-uIy hacking cough subsded-l raised easily and
slept soundy-anG my Hstonshueni and delight when
had taken the contents OF The bottle was able YOU well
remember to walk from Ferry BeaversL 10 obtain more
have continued take IL. and about my business
although II than months since commenced
with your medicncs-aud thankful 10 the Lord that
induced 10 Try them SAM. II. STUART % terry-sL
Albany May 10th, 1915.
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UEAGLE HARBOR M1niag Company, Notice I,
Iba--5v giysn nar az ASSESSMENT of dollar each
stse OF the cauita STOCK Of the Eagle Hsrtos Mining Coz
psay S due and p.yahe ne an day CT November lSn
81 nv ctsc-- By order Of The trustees
oI3 In. JOIN DoTY, sec,y snd Treas'E.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
eIanees at alooern 9ermann.
BY a YOUNG AMERICAN.
no. "
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
It must strike every who has had an OPP
uortunity Of observing that the Germans enjoy life
very much. They take every thing eisurey, and
rarely permit the anxiety ofinterest or the excite
ment Of enterprise TO interfere with their accus
toned pastimes. There is little Of that untring
tiyity which abounds in America, and which, while
it accomplishes Il great deal makes the pleasures
and eraces Of life subservient its sordd interests
If the Germans are noted for their patience in
labor they are less for their love Of relaxation
All classes have their regular ainusemcns from which
i, would be great pryation TO be debarred from
their daily food. They not however, to be com
pnred in this respect to the French who seem to con
slider life in an EpcureaD view alone They look upon
their pastimes necessary rcaxaons from labor and
AS contributing greatly TO social enjoymcnt-not as the
only business OF existence
Their love for music and the songs and ballads OF
their country shows itself in their amusements The
people are nearly all musicians and Germany mas
much better claim to the title OF Land oil song than
Italy hers-lf The women sing they reap the gram;
the girls sing in the vineyards, and the men
o in chorus ~ they 20 home at evening IRON their
work Music is an inscparablc accompaniment oil every
festival and OF quality worthy OF the land that has pro-
duced Mozart Weber and Beethoven. The Bohcmihns
possess wonderful natural talent in this respect; 1t is
rare to find one who is not muster OF some instrument
little ballad translated by Longcllow says OF Bone
mia:
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ITO BoOnBINDERS, Publishers, 2c--ll Yeas
expsrleHcs IL Lo-don Pais, &c has made |. F-eiy
capable OF cutting E-osE1aIc noAs zoos, & i9f oit.
b.- fsrt to me trade Designs furnished grams ether
elubIsnac or II any -gyle of oEne-en proyit F. has
IN. r5n, OF tbrT, Is Ch-Inbsr-st- erd e = 0Gser-s-
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patent menirines.
pa. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND

Da. TOW N SIN Us COMt OONp
CNTRACT OF SASSArARiLLA--This E,Ntrsct IS pat
IL punt boteI:t : tiriez oier, pc1s.1sr, sid
warranted superior az sold diseases without
r0a:i y stss s,essrus de5natas the pa,ieat. sid
is particularly adapted ;ot
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great beauty superiority Of ihis Sars.psriLs
a. other remedies i, while II eTadlcaes disease i
CON TON CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED.
BrsHcsts Cor54apt2n, LiveJ C0HPtIt, Colds, tots.,
Cs,alri. .is:iasE, Sgi.:Je IF Blood, Soreness
Cast. G.etic F.isa, Nigst S.rcafs, DitEei.
Frofayc Expectation, and PstI u. SGe,
SC tdys zs4 Be C4rsG
Probably there remedy that has been
cssstuI n desperate CT Consumption this. L;
c-anses G strengthens the system sGd appears 10 heal
the ulcers on lungs and the patients gradually regain
lheir usual health and strength.
READ THE PROOF:
D. TOWNSEND. | had been afflicted for moths By &
Gry hacking cough; least raised great Quantities OF
bad matter and experienced pain IL NY .e SIDE
accompanied with distress my luugs-iy cough very
rTach increased and had cold nigAI-sweats Learning
that YOU had remedy Tor sch cases. concluded 10 Try
purchased bottle OF your EN;rac; OF SaTsapar;!a
before had finished taxing H. my cough, raising and The
pam side lei ana now have Tegained gene
ra health Relieving your medicine be very valuable
one caeer;uy recommend il those who similarly
situated found the medicine pleasant 10 The taste and
strengthening 10 the body: ,..,,.
WI. II. McKINSTRY, 2si Grsnd-st
A-,-ffhz -
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Albany, March =, is46.

Dz- TowssESo-pear Sir. Ny wife was lat FsI 81.
tscksd win fever and took large Gusnanes OF
-sorsl viii tbs, she ca ut violent cod and was coz
6ned 10 her roou, about months WEer tne Fever L-iI
b-r se Was attacked with distressing pains ne; were
.or,ru1es so BAD In neck and SHOULDERS Ie sne VI"
so; distracted could get nothing 10 relieve net unti
We red yozr sssaperIa which, vgi-n We aPPen i;ns
da,-,T cured her fel atd-f obligations % pooEcly
sr5sv ge l. the: ohers my avail themselves OF Lib
cb.o sr ecIsl remedy. She h-f fever two years IN
In sonv nd has been troubled wa severe pam In
-. ..s go I'D n--s JOHN K DELL
Daaie.-s; A,beay, April ;, lsia
~ PRINCIPAL of5ce Is Fao1-st- NsvsYork, and 100
scqttf Pearl-=t- Albany. Agents for Boso3 Aeddrg
Co No Safest Dr. Dyot- So-, IL Softa SecoEc-sL
Phisdetpnia : s dznEe. Druggist, Baltimore. z. u.
Cohen Charleston Joha Virgin Co. NeF-Orlears L.
Chares-st And by the principal DFugglss lHodghooI
me Tinted States, Wez: I-ties sd Censda
Nore genuine except put Up In lhe largo square oes
which cociaa guar and sgrei with ae Wt,i.ea s.eIss
rj.ss ~ s,s42z-Ths&fu-
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n.NCE,s COMPOUND SYRUP ct HorehoanA-

Propre,ors ohce 1876 Bowsry Sold sno!e:as ana re.
r S,osns "a. Pulton.t BROOKLYN. Price 81 IYL' nm
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DOAHD-One two gentlemen or gentleman aud
ID his wife can board and pleasant rooms at No IS
Whitc-s Broadway. where there are e" ooaIdeFs
Raf,r.p,.s rpnuirrd
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The celebrity OF these Plastsrs has caused them to be
counterteited By unprncped persons The original and
only Genuine invented and prepared by DE- A. H.
CHRISTIE therefore be and obtain CHRlSrlEs
GALVASic STRENGTHENING PLASTER, as all others pre-
tending be gaIranc in their influence are entirely pur-
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F-Arwood's Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves are warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves are invited examine them before purchas
ing elsewhere. Wholesale snd retail by HcEok Co -
Wa,e--sL 50 Sneodos
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BOARD DOWN TOWN-Two or three young mon
Dcan he accommodated with pleasant rooms and board
by applying at No .OI Fullon.st West side. no ~
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80 OARD-Board and comfortable rooms for 4 few s-o-
ID tlenen can be- had ut Mrs j. H. SWANS 81 Murray
a, Trsns,,nt bosrder, accommodated OILS In
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Nike Walsh is ne: desd HIS enemies reed rot
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pOY nIIssING-Edward Spear len Chamberost COZ

OK REWARD.-Lost or Stolen. on Monday, 70 inst
- LID N going from the Pacific Hotel the steamboat
Columbia during the passage Troy. red stk purse
containing SlS. mostly in bills on the Mechanics Bank OF
Albany The hnder will receive the above reward by ,eav
II AT the Pacific Hotel, with Mr.. Frost uSSc
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MUETS, MUEES,
Of everyiyarie,y, uade OF the best materials and or
" 1rsnsbip and o. the most reasonable terms
ot. I'm MOSARQUES. No II Rover
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Doom TO LET-A pleasant room the second
II door furnished or unfinished in private family
Apply nj Nc. Wakcr-st. West OF Broadway Hefeten-
CO, exchanged. n. -Breaaast and tea II required
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NUTS, NUTS! NUTS,
A vSDIT sssor-rneni may b- found az BREWS-
ATrRS Fashio1sb!- IL. Sore, 10 Bowe!y corner Of
c-.,ds, oSa Inn
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To dcvelope the latent power Of he Plaster, aud 10 run
der IL. action effective the aiGNric FLuush"uld Away
he usrd connection. The part which Is Diseased Or
affected should rsL be mo stoned with the Magnetic FLUID
using moderate degree of friction with piece OF clean
silk flannel am similar substance The surface 81 tue
plss,er l. then slightly washed with the F!ad ard inmc
da..y applied the affected paL II ese simple dfec
lions followed here danger Of the Pi@tcr ever
becoming dry or hard and climate does not Affect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
BLACK RIVER ACAnEAY.

The spring 70 N Of ~, irsutniiun " ~ tsrs-
mence "Wednesday. Match tiA. uhaes ls.
care OF 10 pteWu, snctge &C. aud rompesn NJ
board 81 instruction. W u Bismsli, AN
lhs Principal, Will 10 ss,,s,sd D., . Young
eeoiem.n tom oue oi The o-,s hbouns cot
less, Mts D.. /. Dtsme ss.,.,-o b. Ne.
NJ W Warner, VI, eooJaet he Iema,s de
parmsnt
insitpenon 10 gwen IN the Ancisnt and
Modsrn Languages, Enghsh hiaaohs., As
ar. Dta~,ns snd Ps,niing
Aceomm 'dAuons lu' bust1ing IN families
ro"ms of tlu.'s arc sbun dsm and cheap
la the lhc C,sssics, department n 4, de
o. ncd 10 make able srh.,r-, and to III N, "
l. en,'t col eg' a. vel eseias go, f. ,r
la insiilulInu. la the EnG iish deps,tme NJ
b grrsi o,Icc' aimed al ~ 10 make u oroug
an pfscucA chOisu.
The TACT that the students fot the wtntet
tenn number shout 70. otwhicN so se IN III,
classical department, speAks well ft g..
character OF the o. hoo.
u. A. liEtLD, Ssoreafy.
Ludlow. VI, Feb 10, 1870. !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
BRIGHTON MARKET,
N ,odsy, February, 9 1886.

M,odsy, February, 9, is<6.
Al Markc, SIC beef cattle 1000 sheep.
and 31o swine which arrived si The close Of
a. :.xere ara uaaeld
Rscse-- Beef 'cafhs We quc,e 70
correspond with last week Extra, osTa
First Quality 5a5'a $50 Second quantity
+75a525 ThifTquaiay I, = $50.
Sheep. Sales from ei50 to <25--
Weihen from Sto 6
ns-At retail from I IL 10 c.
IN. T. Fsrmer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
IMPORTANT MovEMENr-A spcciu

Important MovEMESr-A special
committee OF the Alabama Legislature has
reported bill prohibiting under sever,
penalIie. the introduction Of slaves by ira.
den or nou.resdent.. The committee com
plain tina, tn. slave population is becoming
too numerous for the interest and security
OF the eitirens ofthe State; and tina, non.res
iden, planters send their slaves into IT, and
withdraw the proceeds Of their labor to b'
expended in other States They further
express the fear that, a, popular opinion
is setting iself against the continuation o
slavery in Kentucky, Virgins and o'he
States, they may be overun with this elas
OF popula iion