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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21

where simple catharc they are unequaled They
will positively and have done than five thousands
Dyspepsia Jaundce Liver Complaints Scroula, Ulcers
Espelas, Kings Evil, Constpatons, Rheumatism Worms, Tu
mours Nervous Face Ache, Depression of Mind Dropy Female
Diseases EpOn of Skim Pain and enlargement ofthe BOne
Morbid Complexion, Faulency Gravel, General Debility, Loss
of Appetite, Suppressed Perspiration, &c. &c.
The indications requiring the Tomato Pills, and when they
should be used without delay PREVENTIVE formation
of acute and dangerous Diseases are
When there is a sediment in the Urine,
When the Urine is very high cOlored,
When there is general lassitude of the body,
When there is pain in the back or head,
When the tongue is funed,
When the skin is hot,
When the skin is dry,
When the skin is yellow.
When the appetite is poor,
When there are cold chlls,
When there is pain in the stomach bowels
When there is nervous irritation,
When the dreams bad starting sleep.
taken the of of the above indications
preaching disease much pain and sickness will be prevented
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS!
particular inquire for PHELPS Tomato Pills. that
the of c. r. Phelps NJ. d. the side label The genI-
be obtained of all the respectable Druggists in the country
and principal merchant authorized agent
Those wishing for the Pills should enquire the principal
in thertown. Orders should be directed C. R. PHELPS NJ D.
Hartford, Conn. 80 v2:6m
Redfeld and X Collins agents, Montpelier VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21

But the severest pang was felt by Mrs. How
ard, who, about month after the failure, met
one of her fashionable friends in the street, who
returned her greeting with suPercilous hautenr'
saying to a companion in tone loud enough to
be overheard
Il should have thought Mrs. Howard would
not have had the impudence to speak to me, al
Mr. Howard had defrauded my husband OF SC
much money. We used to tolerate the How
ards because they were customers of Mr. Green,
and gave excellent parties But it seems they
were giving those parties all the while, on Other
peoples money. If there is anything l detest
it is this apiug style of living above ones
means. Mr.. Green says there ought to be Law
to put men like Mr.. Howard in the penitentiary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21

FOR the Of RHEUMATISM, Weak Backs, &c. No ar
Gle in the form Of specific be found that has afforded
the of relief suffering humanity in this
has this Plaster within the short period since its introduction
the public Thousands who have been relieved from the
excrucang rheumatic pains few hours after applica
tOn will bear decided testimony in their favor be shown
by letters and certificates received from various of
try They only remedy for the rheumatism but for
affections ofthe Kidneys Lame Back Sides, &c. and in fact in
all where pastes may any prospect osucess
these will be found to operate Ikea charm
Thtsc Pastes prepared by dipping fine beached cotton in
the MATERIAL thereby forming basis which renders them much
substantial than those that SPREAD and sold the
price of the Poor Mans and cheap Plasers which will
bring them within the of all who need. few trials
commun y will ensure confidence.
Prepared and sold by Whtemore, Essex, Con- Also for
by Collins and Red6eld Montpelier; w Ellis and
Dodd Keith Barre Holden and Miller Randolph MeIick
Sylvester Bethel Richardson Fish and Miles Royaon; VIII
lard Co. Harland; Wardner, WindsO Walter Brown,
Felchvle DANA Smell and Co.. Perkinsvlle and Buck,
Sprngfeld Nichols Watkins Bellows Falls; Solomon San
de North Springfield and by agents generally throughout the
State. 403m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21

The Dying BED.-There is no place on earth
like dying bed. There is no hour in mans
brief journey across this world, like a dying
hour; so solemn, so impressive and so full Of
dread interest to each individual when he arrives
at that place, and feels that his hour has come.
lhen the soul makes pause She looks back
on recedlng world, and onward into dark
unia'homed eternity, There is no retreat The
hour of exchanging worlds has come To haey
then good hope Of pardon, and Of heaven. how
blessed and Invaluable
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS. f. Low PRICES. .
+, Z. DYER,
Has Removed from No, 293 to Store
No. Ais,


WASHINGTON street, nearly opposite Esser street, fec
doors North Of BOylstom Market, BOSTON,; ohich
being much more spacious and Convenient, ,UW enable
him to offer still greater rariey Of fancy articles than
heretofore, and at The iOcest prices.
on hand:
Hair York.
Ladies' and Genemen's Wigs, Top Pieces Frizetts, Cu
Bands and Brads of Hair Every article the above line made
sortment of French imported hair work and all patterns
regularly received from Paris He has very extensive
used in manufacture Hair The prices shall
low at any other mandatory in the United States.
Perfiimery.
German French and American Coogsc Lavender Honey Bay
Powder Pus Court Plaster Bears Indian, Mocassar and An
que Oils Soaps in pots, Squares and balls Aknson's Gou
dian OIL and Indian Dye Jules Iauels supe ior Dye which
changes red hair to black or brown, by application
together with every other article in theaboVs line
Cutlery.
Rodgers fine Pen and Pocket nvs Scissors and Razors
superior finish Graves Sun1 and Wade and Butchers Cutlery
Pocket Books and Waliets
Goat, Calf Russia and Sheen KIM Of every quality
pnsp ting IF over hnIrA II rent patt'r.'
Hqrcp .NseIts.
These naed, oni ATTY l,oomn.nI.dt the purchaser
the that be made and any person who
satisfied with them them and receive their
As there article the market in which
cepton practsed needless purchasers will consult
interest by giving the above trial The price 25 cents per
hundred $500 per thousand Purchasers
supplied on the best terms.
Elastic Steel Springs,
For Ladies' Caps.
Metallic EyeletS,
And machines for inserting them.
Beads and Bead Work.
Bead Bags Purses and Needle Books Seed Beads
Cut Glass Coral Wax Garnet Jet Gilt and Steel Beads com
prising assortment OF al kinds usually wanted
Combs.
Horn, Shell, Ivory Wood and Metal Comqs of every pattern
and size superior English Dressing Combs
fao, of superior finish
SpectdcleS.
Cold Silver, She'll Horn and Steel Spectaces glasses
to suit every defect of the eye within the reach of optical assist
ance,
Brushes.
English, French and American manufacture viz Hair Hat
Cloth, Shaving Teeth, and Shoe Brushes.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' and Gencmen's Rosewood Writing Desks elegant
and common Port Fos Work boxes Dressing Shaving
Dolls Dssected Maps Puzzles Pictures Games Transparent
States for Drawing, Paint Boxes aedoors Driving Hoops nd
Rubber Teething Toys, &c.
Genuine Odidge's Balm Of Columbia,
For restoring the hair
Fosters Mountain compound,
very superior article for washing the hail.
Toys.
The best assortment If fine and Toys splendid
sormnt of Dsseced Pictures and amusing Games and Plays
suitable for holiday presents Persons in want of articles of this
Descriptions depend upon finding unexamped variety
at very low prices.
Together with an extensive assortment of Other
Fancy Articles, too numerous to Designate which he
offers at wholesale or retail.
Boston, Nov. 1876. As :6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The Great Remedy for
C ON IMP TON

e. q " = u NJ L L " ~
AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTH
Coughs Colds Bleeding of the Lungs shoness of BREATH
rams p YEA N ne SIDE breast &C., ana all o'f
very important disease which this Basam" e1erts
very powerful influence is that Of diseased LVERt In the
remedy hitherto employed and when
had endured long and severe suffering from the disease
when MERCURY has been esoed to in vain, the Of this
instances Effected PERMANENT CURES after every other rem
edy had failed to produce this desired effect
Besides astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentone
we also find it very eecua remedy in ASTHMA, complain
in which has been extensively used win deGdeu success even
It not only emanates regular physician but has also bees
well in all the complaints for which is recommended
is my intentions therefore, either to CLOAK IN mystery OF n
any way deceive the public by Oyeratng It's virtues on inc con
tray Isha simply endsavor to give br statement OF It's use
funes and fatter myself that us surprising eCaCy WI
me to furnish proofs of its virtues will satisfy The most IN
creduous, that Consumption may and "CAN BE CokEDh
medicine be resOTed to in time.
ed which sweeps off annually MANY vlctms as tha en ue
sroyer of the Human nce' onsumptoI, Day a I Sid
year, the nsaac monster hurles TO the portals o
silent tomb fresh added victims to Its conquest NC wak IN
M is sacred from its hghtng influence No is exemptfrom
dealing shafts The old the mddeaged and the Young
white haired patriarch, whose lite of Temperance mas renueIeu
system mpevi0us t. the attacks Of other MS ana whose go3a
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment Oftes calm evening" mas
consumption fastening its angs upon his va and tearing MN
from world bright to minds which look eompaceny On
Is there nohop the afflicted No preventive of the danger
which beset us in our changeabe tickle cme' We think
there may allegations Of those who are at least en-
titled veracy may believed there preventive and asm
edy. ,,
Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry is offered to suffering worla
as such adventtou aid" Of long stng OF
fictitious certificates give noorey Its trus value and ntrn
sic excellence sufficient enlO it to the confidence Of the
public, and
"Wah on to fame"
the name of the Inventor benefactor Of his species
| AGENTS
Montpelier, Redfeld Collins; Waterbury, eoss;
Marshfeld D Putnam; Barre, w Walker; Mddlesc1, G
Stowel; N"rthfeld Whites Washington Dickinson Chel-
sea, Dickinson Noble; Newbury, Keyes; Bradford
lTOyy.L Walls StuWH 81 Il
Noye Morrisville, Ierrickj Bristol G armoe Enos-
bugh James Dean; Berkshire, w Barton RoyaltoA,
Nevins; Chester Joseph Hadleyi Townshend 1hoP
SON. Sharon Baxter and Wabridge Bethel Smith West
Randolph Hobart For sale also, by druggists and aoin
ed AGENTS generIy throughout Vt Price. 81 he 25:eowy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
Life mSuramce.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP.a-
NY NEW YORK

Having established agency in Vermont offer opportunity
"A individuals to Policies upon their lives the vse
of their friends, terms favorable those any nstit-
in this country.
Bankfoms of application and any information the
institution may be had and assurances effected application BY
Mail otherwise }. E. WRIGHT, Agent Montpelier, VI
April 90, 1886. 20tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
NOTICE.

Whereas Sarah Ann my wife e my bed and board with
out cause therefore, this to forbid all giving credit to
the said Sarah Ann my account -
AsAPH sPALDING.
Stowe, Dec. sth, 1886
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21

Tell me, ye parents, as the loved ones ye nave
nurtured and sent forth into the WORLD come
back again unscathed to your embrace-tell me-
ye children as ye tread again the paths so Ia
miliar to your infant feet; as ye mlnge in the
scenes where ye passed the brief morning OF
life, ere the spirit had been tortured by the cold
ness and hollowness of the world when
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
CHRISTIAN THANKSGIVING,

Extracts from Thanksgiving Sermon preached al Nelg
Ips,oieh NJ H., NOu. 10Th, 1916, By REV. j."
GUERNSEY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-21
And greeting hand with yours are lii
In friendship's grasp!

father bends Ger you with looks of delight,
And your cheeks are impeared with mothers warm
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18
G1,aTInttF3
THURSDAY. November II. isi7.
Fire.

Our citizens were called out on Tuesday
night last, by an alarm Of Fire. on re-
pairing to the spot we found small Franc
building belonging to DR., Chas. }. Fox,
opposite to Or. r. Hams, ~ blaze.
The building va, sufficiently removed 10
prevent the fire from spreading. Asno
fire was known 10 be 10 the building II is
supposed TO have been careIess'y OF inlen-
uonally seton fire. Aslh;s Is favorable
opportunity, We would caution our citizens
d look welIto their fires. Another thing
we saw 81 Tuesday night tha' lhe engine Of
the towns SO much on, OF rcpair that It
wll not hold water. This ought MOTTO 0e
y. We all know vhl, q great mauer
atae ire bydcth Wcaueh' therefore to DO
prepared 10 resist TIN The most ei!ee'aal
mauacr
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The Suns Of Temperance Of Nashville
appropriated $500 Tor the rchefoi the soC
iercr, by the recent explosion ia that civ.
The money had been set apart 10 defny
the expenses % a grand celebration and
public dinner bat they preferred, IN nc.
cordance with that great fundamental prln.
ciPle OF their organization which com.
mands them 10 relieve the distressed. Ia
abandon the dinner and bestou lhe m9qoy
upon this more worthy object.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18

Cob Randall arrived IN sur CITY yester.
day. having safely deposited 10 Monterey
the Government funds OF which he had
charge, aud is now IN route lor Vera Cruz,
Capt Carleton, lst Dragons has also
come down from above, bound for Vera
Cruz. Lke"ise Captain Arnold, "a Dfa.
gocns. on iurlougl.
The road between Camarso and Monte
rev is represented as undlsturbed, aud the
troops a; Monterey and SaIlllO are IN good
health.
Maiamons Is still sfll rled with the gel.
iow teyer, bat few cases terminated fatally.
Our letters from Gen, Noo's headquar.
ters at BUena Vista are 10 tie l,h iusi.
fhey contain iitte news.
Mr.. lsdae, a clerk q the Mississippi
Regiments suffer, was accidentally killed
on The 3Olh ult, at Saalo.
POSTSCRIPT.
The t. 5. PROF. eller Secretary Walker,
CAPT. Anthony, arrived last night alta late
hour from the Brazos, having sailed thence
the 22d instant. She brought over Lieut..
Col. Randall, Deputy Paymasler General,
and forty l@o SICK and discharged soldiers.
We have been kindly furnished By pas
senger with the Matamoras Fag OF Tie
2o.h INST That paper reports $40 improve
ment 10 the health Of The city"
We are PANIED at learning from The Flag
Of the death Of Capt. Wfaam II, Church.
III Of tie 81 Aruiery, As-s,an, Quarter
master. lie Died a, Pom! Isabel On the
1911 INST Of yellow fever. Capt Church
D graduated Al Nesi POINT ID l~l0. He
sas Ofcreued captain Tor bis brilliant con.
lucl al Resacl de Ia Plma. be leaves
SIC 10 mourn bis los.
Iuete vas report At Mliamoras on the
.d.h ms. that snarmy mai had been cap.
1red al Papa Gslus by the Mealcaus, aud
one important letters lest, We hope i,
nay Je mere rumor. We have also NJ
nots Of Mexican force having been seen
.tlr Mer Quite doubtful
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The Elections

=. - ~ IT, 5 'e''''' = : oiF'
Ne" Jersey aHi Massachusetts haFn ie.
suited favor G. ne Wings Isl iuf
mcr thss have ne ert.re control ~ ~,
81 n ~ u le'''' =
iha Legislature Il Ne" jersey, lb3
hfss hase los' lhe tarernpf t4l elected
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18
Snncrior Court.

The Fall Term Of our Superior Couit -
now IN session. lis Honor Judge Pear
son, orc-iIius. The State docket Tho
commencement, Of tie term, bad bat ono
casc. We presume the docNi has oo'
been much increased daring The present
week
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18
INV COuNr EREEIr.

\ $50 counterfeit note on The Farmen
Bank Of Virginia, has appeared 70 Pi'r
burg II Is payable to n. G. Whiieheaa.i
} &, ilait, Cashier, Wm II McFarlma
President NIgnete, farmer rycaa'
near a wheat shaaf
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hattie only SIX men. Bat The gallant
Walker. after performing prodls'es oil va
Tor. and feats OF the most daring character,
Ten IN single combat, pierced BY IA. spear
If al enrlued father, who vas soaded 70
actual frcuzy by tie death Of has son.
~ hesa fall beneath the arm OF Capt. ala.
rr he had Just w,tnessed, rushed lorwafd
needles, oil all danger, to revenge hls
death and attacking the Captain w'lh al
most irresistible violence, plunged ms
spear INTO his body aud slew HIM almost
INSTANTLY.
The Mexicans lost 200 men and three
n,eces Of artillery, tile latter we're thrown
into a gully adjoining the town by The we.
tors. who, alter the achievement OF Their
object Lthe dispersion Of the enemy,l Tor
winch lhey were dispatched 10 lluamanla,
evacuated tie place, and directed their
course towards Pena', on the Puebla road,
which lhey reached without any opposl.
ton. aud there meeting wi,h Gen. Lane
the combined American force continued is
march upon puebll Into this CITY, N
state of nsurrecliou, It entered m plaioons,
delivering at every sep constant aud
we'll directed ire Of mushelry, winch
ceased nui uuru Tie enemy rettcaied, aud
order was restored in every quarter.
Gen. Roa, Of whom We have heard SO
much ialely, lied with the 100 gucrr.llas
4 "a a
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE AND SALIIL.
u.
BY the Alabama We have papers from
Maismoras to the lG'h. From The papers
Of that date We clip he following:
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Frs1 tie y, o. Pirayqae ef Ngr s.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEW
ORLEANS


ORLEANS
Tie steamship New Orleans, Captain
Aud, arrived this morning, having cit We
IA Cruz on the Ist instant.
The British courier arrived at Nsra Cruz
on lhe 3lsi Of October, having eft Mexico
on the 29h, 10 which date ae have .easrs
and papers.
Gen. Lane entered PusbIa On Tue 18Th
ult. with 5000 men aud s1 pieces Of a5til.
lery-so says = despatch q Sauta Anna.
Tie latter could eGectno.aDg against him
en- HE PiuaI.
Gen Saith las been appointed Govern.
or Of The city Of Mexico. Gen. Quumau
Is about 10 relatu 10 tue Uutcd States.
Gen, SHIELDS, Cap,. Pun keatuey, Cap,
DAVIS, Lieut.. kiser aud 9luer officers val
accompany hun.
The health OF tue army 10 far from be.
ny good. The climate OF The yalsy Of
Mexico IS not as 1t appears, cougenlaI to
sae constitutions of the South. Ii IS lusl
as euerysung aud fatal to the Southern, al
u that ul Vera Cruz 70 the Northern con.
sututions. The effective force Of the en-
tire army is reduced 0 % - per cent.
The city OF NeNico vas flied with ru-
nors Of Peace. I,was SAID tha, quorum
had me, al Qgere,ar0, uad that tine ma.
Ionty decided to favor Of an amca5g AZ
lustmeul Of difficulties
The tram which is TO come down vii bs
uader the command oil Col. Harvey. A
great number OF wouu5ed officers are {,
accompany,
Major Gaines, Capls. Cassius VI. Clay
Heady, Maj. Boraul, CAPT. Dau.ey, an
llids6lpman Rogers come home, aud ~
!, are happy to add our associate Mr. kea
!. dali,
A letter from an English house date
:. pue5a, October goth, has been receive
. at Vera Cruz, from ah,ca our cyuesFor
dgu, makes sae following extract.
d PrfsLa, O3t. 20, 1877.
:. However, We may soon ia,
I. our Communications open, for 1900 Aue
r leans Ielt yesterday with eight pieces
IS, artillery. aud entered At.isco, as we u
/" ders,and, with very slight resistance. Pa
- tisu.lr' nave DOL ye' uaos PIeu'
ne Tins will make our state Ooyefnme
-h remove to distance and carry a'on5 "'
.. 1t the gnerr''as "n'eo nave DeeH doug
sc much injury lhey all lg1erH''asl car
~ from dIs'ance--'hs population IA our /
~ mediate Neig"Dof"'oa never having a"'
.., any sIea' a.spo'.'oh 70 'a"' up arms
~ ~ '"' -, P''Ss"' "ar' r.. r
~ ) W. '' ','1' Pa' A'' '' '''9 ''''' '' f.
h.. D"i7l '1'.'H ~ n'l = I ~ ''oo'. ~ 81.
49, ''a'' ,,l .o' 's'''' h1''7 '""'''t
.el o',..' '''' ''''' sD'''7'11 W ''f''s
49, P'','''''
NJ Lieut. T. b. ba''s.-' OIL '"e "a a q"
o,9 ~, mas Ole" oi "'s "og"ls'
II !. sata' ana We believe 'fn.Et
,r Carl' " a'"sT, OF Inc i''iies, was hl,'e.
49,. me a'''f al li1amah''a. capt, "
q - l"e ca'Ne Oh fe'"'o 10 command Of N
MI. companies D" advance ol cen Lane u
ali M'"e mHss SCUM OF Fleo'a he met
-" heA'can', SAD 70 DC ander me 'mWec
'~t- command q santa Anna. In charm
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4
Andrews, Notiguers; Lieut.. Cal. Samuel
+. MArson. Marine Corps Bryet MAYOR
X. y. \. " ade, 81 Artillery; MAJOR W.
W. Loring, Mounted Rll-men; Captains
Robert Anderson, III ArilleN Phl'lip
kearny, lst Dragons A. +. McGrgnalds,
81 Dneouus Jas. ". Denver, l2ih In.
ianlry p. Il. Anderson. lilh Infantry
Julian ?. Breedoye, / ,h Infantry Gar.
re; y, keenan,, New York Volunteers ~.
ward 4 King, l7b Infantry Robert Por
Ter, % Pennsy lysnta \ oluuteets; William
II. Irwin, llth Infantry; EIgcue Nande'
senicr, lIh Infantry jas Miller, 81 Penn.
sylyanla Volunteers JAS Murray, do. a.
p Churchill, Volunteers, Lieuis IL. Pnnce,
li,h Infantry WIN. Morale, Louisiana
Mounted Volunteers DAVID Hopkins, u
Pennsyyania Volunteers; Jas. u. Potter
New York Volunteers, Charles \. Coop.
.pr; Thornton T. Brodhead, Adl1tsul ION
laan,ry John 7. Brown 81 Dragons ;
II ID. CutenIer, Ordnance Corps Ihos.
". Saeeney, New ork oluuteers Lar.
mer Graham, l0;h Infantry William 4.
Newhtm, oh lullnIy William II. Good,
10 I5,h Inr,o,,,.. t,b, " Hathaway
Oh Infantry; Henry De Vol, oh Infant.
rs Mortimer Roseucrauls, l,a Infantry ;
,Iabanso i p,lror oIb lnf,pt,v EdNd.
!, t ','O" a. lat,n,,, rl,,,J n B,vr.
-. ar,,I..,, C6a,,s H. lone. \
vi yaL,n,a.,. Vll,,n Roam do.
It.,eu,, I.,.s uannted pn.s " A.
N p.,.n n, Homo A. Fillmore.
81 p.,,.,fy,,s No,ppt,.sfs p Baker.
Na,ya en-. Jsbn ". Ss.afl South
Csro1o, N,,Wu,eer ". &. Cy.no,s,ne.
.l, q kn.tpy Ny,.la,urs G.. X. Kl,.
i, All n 4. krc6cr. d.. ~. II. Lar
,eI rs u3hs, N.rr,hea 3IpD55yn..
gems. R4ucou and B-ayo have been ex
rbgu,cd for Csp,s Ilesdy and c. VI. Clay,
.nlotler E.c,rrar,pp prisoners.
l!cr. la, bsena /, y1laaou u liaulaia.
i, :, Mr.. ksgJ...lhlak. Come F.ras 4,
a, tie bottom Oft.
,,l.,.o La t.,o, ,.l..o ,os.e...., INV
,enn I, Ill, Ggrr. Ita ,,er r.fy NM.
,...lsJ .,,b,ui NM l,st resistance.
Tno Ve,lc,n Go,s,a,nrg, I'm. ,gper.
..I.I S,at, A.r.,o ,5a c,oc,,od ~ the
nv Gen r ,,con IA. neon ao,apfed
!. g,.,, ,d;.. ~.,,, -, r,.,sl, ar.ie..
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LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK
The complete returns publish. dbs lu
A.bauy Argus show the following to o
the state OF parties 10 tic ieNi Lce,-lllun
Of New York.
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Wing m1I0IIly on IuInl ballot, sevcnly i9I'-
DiSt0NIINUANCE OF TIE St'NnAi
MAIL SERVICE

The Rochester Advertiser learns fJoa
the mail agents that hereafter there W
be ne way.mall on any Of tho railroads Of
New Vol, on Sunday. The through ma.
however between the principal places n.I
be carried as heretofore.