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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-08
CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE,
No. 161, Thames-strt.
The subscriber has full and complete assort-
ment of
READY MADE
G. l. U II HING.


on hand, which he will sell as low as any one
in the state of Rhode Island
Not deeming II necessary to aStoniSh the ma
tiveS, and attract attention, by offering a reward
of an independent iorune-nobody knows for
what-or publishing an inventory of goods as
long as the moral law, and deiying all creation
to show as many jackets and trowsers as nc can
he will merely say, that his old friends and
the public who will give him call, shall have
the worth of their money! that such arti-
cleS as are usually found in a Clothing Store,
may be found in his. Among them are
Dress Coats-Frock Goats,
Pantaloons, Vests, Blue Jackets,
Tweed Sacks, Gingham,
Linen and Cotton do,
Shrts,-of all kinds Overalls,
Green Observation-Disclosures, Collars,
Stocks, cks,-Drawers,-Cravats,-
OIL SUITS, Sc, sc.
Tailoring carried on as usual-cutting
particularly attended TO.
JAMES HORSWELL.
May 2lst, 1916.
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LATEST NEWS.


wAsniserox. Feb'y 10, 1886.
The Rhode Island s occapcs the sissn,on Of the
Supreme Court. Mr.. WEBsrKR addressed the Court
very able Argument Tor Massachusetts. He wss heard
inrther Tor few this morning. when Mr.
WnirrLr Of X. commenced the closing augment Of the
case for Rhode Island.
The crowd came 10 the Senate chamber this morning in
ttead OF the House Of Representatives and the place of
interest so far changed. The Hall Vi tho House presented
mossukiog contrast the noise, excitement and
fusion which have prevailed In that body for the week
majority oi members in the Senate. Thediscu..ion
here ~ss confined the half Of single speech from Mr.
ALLEN. entirely In the character Of many made In m,
H.ute. " ~
general debate was expected upon the bill for the in
crease OF The Navy but this postponed % c 81 and
the question 81 Notice considered in place oi H.
The only incident In the discussion OF public ine,e.,
va" call made By MIR. MAsSun Mr.. ALLKs, while in
the midst Of one Of HE hsrsngues whether was not
sc' m Lord Aberdeen had declared In his remarks To
W" meLane that the notice received from the u Ssts.
terminate the convention between the United Staes and
England would not be regarded by England a. in any way
an offensive measuref
mr. ALIEr was very willing that question should be
put but not willing that fhs question should DO answer
CO. h response was that no presumed the Senator from
North Carolina had the information he sought, for and that
therefore Il was unnecessary for him to answer
his SOFT OF reply did not plesse the Sense and left the
Impression upon those who heard the had
been guilty OF suppresnx important part Of the cores
prudence.
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE
MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY
ROOMS UNDER THE EsGLE
ConxEn M.IE An LIN arn


All who are IN need Of the above article call At Ircx,
where many empty ekets have been supplied with The
necessary sfnee whln the last few days. The following
are the Schemes for this week -
Ihursday-Pokom,k Ike %. as Nos. IA drawn. Q Of
Sl2OOO. 5000, 5000. 90 of 1000, &C.
Friday-Pokomoke 30. ~ Nos IL drawn $40 ooo
4OOO 300, $500, &c. Tickets 4-Shares in propor,ion
Ssiurdsy-Pokomoke 81. IS Nos IL drawn. S7sOO
$500, 1900, 1900, &c. Tickets 2-Shsres IN nron,,on
Also PokomUke -. &c Nos IL drawn. $4,000, 1000
2Ol5, 1850, &c. Tickets 4-Shares in proportion
For Monday the l6ih-Grand Consoliisted Cl,.. : .,
be drawn at Wilmington, Feby 18th, 1876. Grand C.
pitfalls: S3O,OOn, IL O0O $780, 5000 1000 5000 1904
80 OF 1000. 30 OF 5UO 30 o 400 &c Tickets 10 baIve
8; quarters certificate OF p wholes will be .-nI n,
Sl4l 90; % halves 40 So 25 Iuaers SIS A. Every two
number prize will decrease the risk on package and
package may draw in double prizes S204-,hereby giving
the holder25 chances at $4,000, for 60 dollars.
As the above Schemes hut bo n,
them.~vs' will only to friend. ARd others a, all
Prizes the hands OF Luck" only nj
That name engaged in the busine So address your oIds to
e. d. LUCK,
Va D
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NOTICE.

I>BE subscribers have entered into Copartner-
ship under the firm Of Grubbs Apperson for the pu-o.e
conducting the APobeeary and Drug have
the house formerly occupied by Samuel Adie Co No 81
Main 81 " -
hey intend keeping At all times Drugs Medi
eines Paints Oils Dye stufs &c. and their Old
friends and the pnbe generally Both having
up 10 the busneF and having been
years IN this Ciy hope by close 10 merit
share Of patronage.
One or both Of will be found attend in per.op
putting up such orders from physicians
chants and oers Particular paid TO putting
such prescriptions as may be the house.
PETER w. GRUBBs
fec r. w APPERSpN
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1AT
DECD rIra
again"
.ohh "inof bots Beverly Blair. asd
ms esuse came on this day BE- hesu.n
uesoy 'ne counsel upon the bin st,oo. ,,d .,h
aha was sgued BY eouns-on h-r-of ana by
!ohn Minor Bots him an a,
before me LIST day Of December papt m. ,T AZ
t" uonar YIN interest thsreon
s per eenim from January on.
hundred and forty three cot. b
IN tse prosecution Of this
'onn MINOR Bolts shall b forever against the
ana The Beverley Blair ana rxh ~
" IN hat event. the Court aoth
aopxe oruer and decree, That Philip
VINO are hereby appointed
having an'of'ed the une,
one OF more OF the of R,eh
mond proceed To s al psbe pfemse tho HIN
o. hs OF such ae amer defyns sIpesss there
Aforesaid debt interest and the residue ~ o., ~
me defendant Beverly Blair the debt du. 70 nm NV
'onn Minor Bots viii appear by
~ he -Aa 'ohn minor Bots and the deeds Med
, " ao me costs by the said defendant
IN this suit and the balance any pay to
me said DEFENDANT John haor Bolts upon the OF
ere DO BY proper deed convey 70 nm I'm d comm
fee simple. comm s.oper. are dirre,sd 80
proceedings o he court A Couy-Ie.e
WIN q s.Sna n ~
Judge having ds-ov,d the i,;,n-,;a.
by Judge Copton prohibiting the u,ier.i-..
eseding make premises called @Hs6 s,Dt
bellows
foregoing decree WE the u,,.r.,..A o.,
siouers proceed 70 eIpos. 10 mi. mon -
THURSDAY February al ~ O'Clock 70, rr.s
decree Thi. e.at. eon,.in no,, n IN s foregoing
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TT RUSSELL BIGGER & CO., AGENTS

u for d. PlISE Co, Riehmond,Va
Drawn Nos. VI Grand Cunsoidaed Lottery Class No I.
65 So SO 81 60 60 90 % 25 IS IA
Tn. Whole OF $1,000, both county nd when p
The Half Of 1000, sened. Willie PAID by BIGGER co
The following Grand Schemes pres,n To the patrons
Fortunes Home We particularly attention 10 the Gapd
Scheme for 2sth Februas3o 600 Capitaore.t
number prize 1000 doa-66 Nos 10 drawn The Scheme !,
good one and Akepeasure a. decidedly The
best Lottery for the month.
$4,000. so OF 1000
LOWEST TWO NO. PRIZE 90 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No T. to BE- drawn NJ VII,
mington Del Fsby Ith 1886 IS Dawn Csp,
as e1OOOe 10000 a0oO 5000. 5000 1921 20 OF 1000
30 OF Soc 30 Of 400 &C Tickets halves g. ouau.uS
eerncae Of 20 wholes VI be sI halves 20 so
IS quarters Is co. Every No pEs deeease the s on
package and package draw double prizes goa DOLL
making the rsk on IS whoes only 90 dollar.
$4,000, $4,000, 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No on saur
day. February 2lsi 1886 - Mo-. - Drawn. Gad Capita
S3osoO 5000 Of $780, Of g3s4 100 Of 1000 &c
&c halves7Hf 20 quarters Is IS.
The Old style Lottery,
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest three number PEe sioOOhr number.
800 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery C,.. No IN h. draw, ,
ton Delaware February 2sth, 1916 &C Drawn crana
Capa s3oooO $4,000, 1925 5000 Of aSOO OF 5000 Of
1900 of 1880 100 lowest 1000
Iekst $40 halves :; 90 Nhos. will
be sent for 1884; 20 halves ~; - quarter. 90.
Another Grand scheme for I4th March
S5O,OOO, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery No TO be drawn al Win psoa
Delaware on Saturday March ifth. - Nos ~ drawn
GRAND
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bUhhUSS OFFICE, No. 8, south I4th
~. seet. Richmond Va
Schemes for the Week.
For Thur-isy-2 OF $4,000. 5000 he 7s No. 1, a,,~,
TckeuS. - ''' - u'a~n-
Tickets 4. - w. - p'A"h-
hso, the Dollar Lottery, $1,000 Capital
'~'A"h' iie"e
Teksss. - w '"@ - efaWn
Also. the Dollar Lottery, $4,000 CAPITAL
Orders for packages package, or ,n,- he.
@ any OF the above LOTTERIES promptly attended To n
me cravings sent TO all them Iarre or ,,o.u
eAhed al nEht Postage paid by The ,ph,c,,, Az
communications entirely eothd>niisL Address "
CICERO BURRUss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-12

HANE on hand large and general assert
meni ofal kiHds ompottad Wines Liquors. sale on
reasonable terms ~ Wholesale and retail And always
domestic Wines and Liquors Of all kinds the lowest
market pree fot cash. the usual time prompt
GALLAGHER OLDNER,
No q w., Nj, ST.,
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MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
1VA 10 pieces Pillow Linens from 81 per yard
pieces l01 and ia Linen sheetng 80 to 90
10 " ~ Furniture Dimity { only IS cts
"44Cambuc
loo don Linen Cambria HdkhL. from 3D. 10 D.
20 pieces Irish Linens unisssed
from any miItu'e OF cotton
Muslin Robes Thread Laees and EdEngs
Thread BObbiR !Aees. hu'ln ditto
Beaehed and brown shsetings and ghrings
Dress goods in great variety from the very Cashmere
to I'd Muslin.
CaiieOes Rich and beautiful sndbk ApaeeAs from Sic
To IS per yard
Silk Hosiery Kid Gloves, beautiful cloth Table Gov
"a bargaiB) l25
Coh his and Cassnrres Also other Bargains
rated Aneay cal solicited from country At No
~ main g. f. g EDRIs BERRLEY.
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ny Alexander Mott.
BOOK AUCTION.

I'o close the sale Of several Libraries in our
e,.on ~ shall Offer for sale. s.es- q, ON, horn.,
70 20 NAN street, CstsIosu. OF VALUABLE Law MEDICAL
ISc &c. noos. sac IN commence FRIDAY EVEN
ING NEWT l3,h instsnz o'eIoek
sae 10 be eopduetedb by AR, So-r .,.,.
feb n n,,,,,sa. .".Is noeu'
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auction Sales.
rasts nav.

DAY.
NJ Williams A Hasan
q. vxnx ss.eocLRIEs, LIQUORS, &e.
hert Of oar ., ...u.. ~ 10 ses,sh
eroesr'es, Lquor. s--ss'"~n %
50 haas - crosr saxsr. PPM.
20 prim. Cub. DO
100 bags RIO Cons.
70 hid. We- nd. Aol,.--.
20 se~ Rseo. sides
10 u.re.. wist-r lam on
80 basAsts sxlsd Oh
50 lead
10 :. bore. Pine Appi- cAs.-s
30 es. Nc H-rri.xs Mol
10 casks Cod Fsh
rs boiss cuspa~d-s T..
100 stde. Leather
20 kers Indigo
70 bb- n Rum
so bbs Old wh,ss.y
10 hid. do ne a.
TEkhs-Undsr 600 cash owe, slse . ,..,, -.
'@r.sp.Psr. "'''A' credit 'e' ,V-
WILLIAMS HAxALL Aue.
PosrPoNEMENr
The above sals postponed 70 THURsp.y ~. ,... -
st O'Clock th- se.n.I Poe ,sao..
-,- WILLIAMS 4 HAxsLL- Aueu
by InIees A Brethsr.
URNITURE &c.
I'd THURSDAY MORNING P.b.y Iath M .o,. =, IN ...,.
we~'e at auction. variety new and .-eoos n.ns r.
ne seid Watehe. and jewellery
a., g % me gold patent lever ws,ehe. Br..., Pin. Ear
KINGS ringer Kings Ae-'o be eio--a r-.-r,,
lNLoEs q BROTHER, Aset.
PIANO FoRTEs
u O'clock viii be sold Two Forte. oS .oo qualify
ALSO
ey OF Miscellaneous Good. Consisting Of Cio,hlnr sho.
Hardware c's.', &C ke
nan chest. Hy-on Tea, OF superior quality.
~ INLoEs a BROTHER, Auet,
| ny % Dickinson a tfrether.
| NEGROES.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure a Co.
cargo OF sugar. MoIas.e., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th II 10 o'e,oek w. xn ..n =, 49,
stove ssmpoa wsr.hou cargo Of the br,s s.ph-, yo
from huakapas La, -'" '''"s
2' Hhd Sugar. shipped BY to b. Of
ltt kbi< and DO half bbs Moa---. p,;u,. ou,6,v
ALSO,
26O Bsss rode.
so Paeksges Loaf and Crushed SUGAR,
100 Barrels aid 90 HID. whi.h.y
20 Hbds Bacon Side. and sbooLi.,.
90 Krgs No Lard
SO Bbts Gin nd Brapdy
Candies soap ch.e.-, Indigo he
And expected in time for the sale
200 Bags prime Iaguyra Conee
100 Rags Bra Ii srrar
hhhs-J nder 500, cash sIoO mo. credit IN, .ps,x
90 neso,aes paper % sale without regard To weather
DUNLOP. MOsCURE q co Auet.
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BY x % Dickin.on a I,ro,.,,-
VALUABLE ESTATE I'm N,Ir

IN" Jay al looeoes will be likely young p.,,o NJ,
".sv hesro Urls Boy. and I woma. ana Chh
tx n. DICKINSON A. RROTuRp
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
east side Of MAN No 100 ew doors Jewsy sor,
OF Mitchell Tyler aud einey opposite Aessrs
Putney Waits and Hubbard GadneT NV old friend
and customers are desired continue and IN.
public generally TO give call my part ,hau /.
wanting 10 give sasaeuon My the pub
az general COMMISSION MERCHANT, AMI Ct Arsniion W
be pad 10 the sale Of all Kind, Of country prUduee
W Liberal advances mace all eonsignmen
2s-u IOuu
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Gain AGHER 4 0LDNER

"a FEW MORE OF THE SAME SORTI''
UsT received. 100 CHANNEL Boots
a. n
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t'HSiA.-Aa superior Court Of Chanesry for IN. Rich
Friday. the goth day Of January. Is44. 'H
here~eiher L. Anderson, Administrator Of DAVID a,a-,o,
...,,., Pun.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

" ILL be sold on FRIDAY NEXT at tho
Boarding House occupied me. Locust ar.y all Of
OF every Description usuaIy kept reue.I
The terms will be made ON IN. day OF al.
"hieh viii Commence at 10 O'Clock. A. ~
rsoIo Ro J. PUI.IIAM
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Hernan Cortes and FLerr De Mnrie.

IL ERRlNGS-3O bbs. North Carolina Her
- n rings, No ,, for saeby
ieb ~ GORDON A aEtNKpp
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RUTrEK. 5000 bbls Butter receiving TO day
= for ale ~ BLAIR a BROCRENRROUGH
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Do &c quarters 40
W rersons from the county visiting city shoun ssa in
mind that Bigger Co some OF the above spepdd
frres therefore, your orders without
dehyto T. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 CO. ehrond.
" Persons ordering by the pack age in any Of the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets In e above Lotteries received and en- order,
ADDRESSED 70 Ne will meet the prompt conhdns ausp
ton.
RWe have day Louerss to 90 and when . remit,
popular Lottsues hand
RTho Drawings requested to ar who order rtn
~ a go
pon an letters enclosing CASH or rnrs Tele The pos,ase
as usual need bs paid ~ 81
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GENTLBMEN'S PARTY GLOVES
H. JENKINS has cd very light eoI,rrd
~ Party Gloves for Gentlemen extremely price OF
II. cents r. a. JENKINs
frI % Main sIrret
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Oh HHDs. Orleans and West India MOLASS.
~ ~, In sofe, Tor fae ny
Gb ~ GORDON aETNEPp
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Cd EOR ROTTERDAM. The Swedish Ship
= ECHO. Capt A. Ksrron, load City Point For
"eHhL Apply 10 CHAs. PALMER
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T}3ALEsSa

In Milan, N. H., July Is, DR.. ABEL W.
BRowN, aged "a years, son of Abel and Olive
Brown, of Lyndon, VT Printers in r.. |.
Mass. and N. York will &c.
In Barnet, July 10 of lung fever, Hannah,
wife of Mr. Samuel Dutton, aged 80 years.
In Maidstone, June %, Frances p. Burn
side, aged "a years, daughter of Thomas and
Rachel Burnside.
In Craftshury, July %, HENRY son of David
and Ruby Eldrdge, aged 10 years. Printers in
N. Y, Me, Vt. and Mass, are, &c. Little
Henry was a lovely child from his birth, dear
ly beloved by his parents and all others who
knew him in life, and his death is sorely re-
grctted by them. His teachers were affection
ately attached to him and he loved them and
their instructions. Though cut off early, like
a morning flower, he felt no fear of death, and
has gone to rest IN peace, we trust, in the
esprit land. - F. IL .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-01
PHOTOGRAPHY.

The exhibition of Mr.. Worcestel's Class in
Photography, on Tuesday evening, was at
tended by a respectable and intelligent audi
ence, all of whom seemed well pleased with
the exhibition and convinced that the art
of Photography may be easily acquired and
made Impractical utility. The class, which
had received but s lessons under Mr. WIS in
struction, read with facility sentences written
on the board in Photographic Characters
The exhibition of Mr. WIS class will be re-
peated in the Universalist Meeting House,
Centre Village, this FRIDAY evening, July 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-01

Is uour Lircr diseased, you may find relicfif
YOU will but try in time. Our Agent has just
received the following:
New Jersey, BordentowT, Oct. p, lS45.
Mr. Seth w. Fowle:-Dear Sir--I am well
ware that persons of every age, sex and con-
dtion in life, in every part of the country,
have used, and been benefited, by DIR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. My
own life has been saved by it. My fathers
and my mothers family were both consump-
tive My father, mother and n sister, died
with that fatal disease. For some years have
been predisposed to it. myself. About one
wear ago was quite sick for n number of
weeks, confined to my bed, when the pain in
my side would allow me to lay. My physician
pronounced my disease, Liver complaint; my
liver was very much enlarged, [ raised blood
several times; the pain in my side was so Sc
we're that the cars passing in the street by the
door affected me | was cupped, bled, and
had various other remedies applied, but all to
no purpose; got no relief: at last my physl-
clan said he could not cure me. expected to
die soon, but providentally heard of, and OBJ
tanned bottle of your Balsam, which relieved
me at once | was encouraged to persevere
in using it, until took four or FIVE bottles,
which saved my life and cured me. My health
is now good. For Liver complaints | believe
it is most certain cure.
Signed, MARTHA A. BECHTEL.
am acquainted with Mrs. Bechtel; her
statement is true. Signed,
WHITALL Stokes, Druggist,
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
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PLE.MBE NATIONAL D.4GUERRE.4.N GILL;
'LERl IND PHOTOGRAPHERS Fur
NJSHISG DEPOTS:

A wnrded the Gold and Silver Medals, fou r
"a first Premiums, and two highest Honors,
at the National, the Massachusetts,, the New
York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, re-
spcctivcly, for the most splendid colorcd Dagu-
erreotyPes and best Apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
on hand, at the lowest cash prices,
New York, PSI Broadway; Philadel phia, 1876
Chestnut St; Boston, ~ Court, and So Hano-
SITS; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore st; Wash
ington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg, Va,
Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Wall
nut, and 176 Main ST.. Saratoga Springs, Broad
way; Paris, 1877 Vieile Rue du Temple; Liver
pool, 30 Church ST. 470vI
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POS SCRIP

We are sorry to be compelled TO announce
the iact that, on Tuesday last, McKay's Free
Trade Bill, after being reported back to the
Senate, without any amendments, was passed
by the Senate.
Mr. Wcbster's motion to strike out the OH
section by the help of Benton's vote, was car
riod, when motion to pass the hill to 30
reading was tied-ayes 81, nnys, 27--whcu
Vice President Dallas voted aye and secured
the passage of the bill, Jarnigan did no,
vote. On the fual vote the bill passed ayes
%, nays 27-ayes 81 locos and Jnrnigan, in
suucted Wing; nays q, all wings except
Niles, Sturgeon and Cameron.
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Another Msorew Loose.v

Senator Haywood; ofN. Carolina, has re-
signed his seat in the Senate-lor the reason,
it is said, he could not go so strong free trade
as TO vote for Folks Tariff Bill, nor would he
vote against it, The Union-PolI's Organ-
calls him traitor TO the party and all sorts
of hard names, and puts him over on the
Wing side. The Union says:
"The whole democratic party, with very
few exceptions, took it for granted that this
measure was about to be carried out at the
present session, when, all at once the demo-
cratic Senator from Connecticut minated
his intention TO go against the bill. 1t was
safe, however, under the vote of Mr. Hay
wood, the Senator from North Carolina, when,
all AT once, ii was reported that he was about
to vote against, unless amended in a way
which was not deemed ut all material by the
great body of the democratic party. The
democratic Senators, with the exception of
the two from Pennsylvania and ono from
Commercially had determined to pass it, and
not endanger its success in the other House
by any amendment, at this late period Of the
session. The fate \of the measure, therefore,
essentially depended upon the course of Mr.
Haywood. Let this bill be lost through his
dereliction, and the deepest odium will fall
upon his head. All confidence in his stahil-
ty is gone. No man hereafter will know how
10 trust him, He had better join the ranks
of the federal party ut once, and take the
bounty at their hands, if they are willing to
trust man who deserts his friends in the
moment Of trial, and sacrifices his country to
his own conCCits, Cccentricities, and indcci-
sion. But MrH better seek at once the re-
tremcnt to which he is doomed. lie is dcs-
titute of that clcarness of Judgment and firm
ness Of purpose which are essential elements
in the composition of statesman.
And now ono word to the noble democrats
of the old North State. Your State election
is coming on. We conure, then, the friends
of free trade in North Carolina TO rouse
thcmsclves-to strain every nerve to carry the
legislature--to give us two anti tariff Scna-
tors. This is the field on which the battle is
now to he fought at the coming election
Senator Haywood makes it necessary and
let every North Carolinian do his duty now.
One word about the course ofthe Senator
from Connecticut. His conduct is exciting !
the proloundest regret with the democratic !
party. He is now quoted by the Wing press
with commentator. How does Mr. Niles
relish this tribute? His opinions were quo
ted with appreciation to-day by Daniel Web |
stcr. Does not this tribute also startlc the /.
democrats The republican presses on the /
other hand are expressing their establishment /
and regret at his course. The democratic
press ofConnecticnt itself is clothed in sack
cloth and ashes for his alienation"
Here is the voice of Mr. Folks mouth piece. |
The appeal is to be made to the people, and
the people will know how to vote.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-01
Caledonia County Grammar
School at Lyndon.

TNHE Fall Term of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday. Sept ID; and
will continue twelve weeks under thc care OF
II T.. RUGGLES, A. B. Principal
Two associate teachers have been engaged
The course of study is designed to embrace
all that is usually taught in Acadcmcnl Insti-
tutions Lectures will be given subjects
connected with the studies. Special attention
given to those designing to teach. lnstruc.
ton given in the Modern Languages.
TUITION.
For common English branches per term, $500
Higher English and Languages, DO do 800
Pcncilng, do do 90
Crnyon Drawing, do do so
Painting, in water colors, do do 80
Painting, in oil colors, do do 300
Music with use of Piano, do do 500
Tuition not received for less than half
term, and payable in advance II will be- con
sidered in advance, if paid within six weeks of
the commencement of the term.
Board may be had in good families from
81 % to $3.50 per week. Students wishing
to board themselves or in class can be accom-
modated with rooms near the Academy.
Application may be made to Lewis X. Brown.
Esq. or the Principal.
470w3 f. CHAMBERLIN, Sec