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UNRESISTING SLIDE YOKE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
The public that he is the proprietor oil This
hind of Ok Yoke ia his region patented to
David CtIarrell Esq Of Sheldon Vt. The
advantages of this yoke FOR cattle who are in
the very Troublesome habit of crowGing are
almost incalcultb BILE by enabling The cattle
TO travel at a grcaic- or shorter distance
from each other, all Inconvenience from the
tlisarrecable habit ofhluling are avoided in
the worst of animals. This object is com
plclely accomplished ny Il wheel and slide
attached 10 hows with cogs which are placed
on The top Of the yoke as will appear hy a
perfect noodle al The same in the hands Of
his agents. All who have used Ills sort Of
y'te have expressed The fullest satisfaction
il It's utility. He has appointed jeremiah
Pr'r. o. Addison his general agent fer this
p1.ent. WILLIAM H. PRATT.
The suhScri- ers are agenis for the follow
Jag counties, viz. Bennington, Windham Rut-
iand WINS n, Adds,n & Orange, & they are
prepared 10 dispose of County. Town, or in
vilunl Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
ch lsers. The yokcs can be seen at their
residence ia Cornwall. or at n. Woods store
in Niddicbury. S S. & S. B. Rockwell.
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quence Of a grea, improvement in the machine
ry by which they are made, much less manu-
labor Is required. and the Pills are produce:
in a purer, better, and much NOR. e~fiecti,.
state. They will hereafter be sold at the Pm.
cIpal Office, and at all the Agencies through.
on, the United States, at the exceeding low ras
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f READING BOOKS.

The subscriber publishes RUSSELL s.
GGGL DSBJRE'S series of seven Rcadii g
Books. and will furnish them 10 booksellers
arn Country Traders nj n much larger dis
roani han usual. or exchange them 70 r
nrh'r new Books. These hooks are alrea-
dy used more or less, in 2l9 towns and Cit
les. anJ are -rcru mendci for use in the
C'nniies of WirJham, Addison and Orange
Vermont.
J[Copics given T. towns Tor examina
tiol. CHARLES TAPPAN.
III Washington ST., Boston.
April 2nlh. 52:4w.
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IRON E & NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, Square
and Hoop Iron, of all sizes may be found at
81 MMONS
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four following Rights, TO vii, Elisha Mills
John Wooster, Joseph Wooster, and Milton
I~lawley.
A part of the purchase money will be re
CURED when The conveyance is made and i
liberal credit given for The remainder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN,
Adr. Of Chas. j.. Mills.
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For Sale.

& The house and lot, belonging
S1di:H& TO The subscriber in>'iddlchury
;As3iIi& situated Il iew rods north Of The
So Congregational Church, and
nearly opposite the Dwelling house Of Ira
Stewart, Esq, Terms 10 be agreed upon
and possession given on the First day Of May
next. JEREMIAH MYERS.
Burlington. Feb, ljiIi. 1917
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Tie subscriber would inform the Public
that if they viii take the trouble 10 just call
III his old stand South of the Bridge, they
can salty themselves whether the statements
in the above advertisement are correct.
A. WILCOX.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS,

BE very careful and go to the Agent when you
want brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article. Wien you purchase otherwise,
INQUIRE whether the person selling them knows
me rus ne offers you are genuine Brandrelh
Pills, Every man knows whether The ar,ic;e he
offers you is true or false. Beware of cheats,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-05-18

W. P. Russell, Middlrhury; A. P
Roscoe & Ii. o. Smith. New Haven; Gre
W. Parmlee, Bristol; W. T. Eliot& I. {
Smith. Nlonkton; L. Huntington. Nergeur'
". :. Brown, Addison; Frost & Ridcr,T
ScarIS & Co, p. Fletcher & Son, BridIor
Wright < Bush, Shoreham; O. W. Bar
ham, Lincoln: b. f. Haskell, Cornwa-
Flint, Hancock; Joseph Simon
Whiting.
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Wild Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the follow ing
described lois ofIand wing in The tOwnof Rip
ton, and belonging to The Estate Of the late
Charles L. Mills. deceased.
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I9k Cents a Boz.

And they are warranted to be better, in az
respects, than any other Pills in the market
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed qui'
impossible ; they have restored TO health huni
reds who had long languished on beds of pain
they have operated like a charm, when all 9th;
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the dvS
pairing; they have removed the ills Of the youa;
and given back youth to tie agej. lndecd
they seem to possess the properties ascribed b
the alchemist of former days TO that ELIXIR, tia;
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror Of intimlri's
to discover which they passed long DAYS aud
nights Of labor and study.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber earnestly requests all persons
uho have u~nsc,sled Notes OF AooONa,s with 'h'.
Ll.E FIRM OF DAVENPORT & TUR E3,
10 all Al the Woolsl FactJrv, now occlPi,d y
J. Davenport & Co. and settle the same wi.h
the subscriber. who now pwneS all th, notes and
acto u Is Of the late finn.
JASON DAVENPOkT.
Mid lebury My /, 1913. Ism
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PERMANENT CURES.

after every knewn remedy had failed TO produce this dcsir-
cd effect.
Besides is astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
MENTIONED, we also lind il a very cffccfual remedy ~
ASTHMA. 4 complaint in which ii has been extensively
used win decided success, even IN cases of years stan
ding.
IL not only rmanates from Il regular physician, but has
also been well tested In all the complaints for which 1t is
recommended. III is not my intention, therefore, either 10
coax II IN mystery, OF in any way deceive the public BY
OVerratlnS It's virtues on the contrary, | shall simply EN-.
deavOr 10 give 4 brief statement OF its usefulness, and Hat
Ter myself that its surprising efficacy will enable me to
furnish such proofs Of is virtues is viii satisfy the most
lncredulou-,t hat assumption mRy and CAN
is this medicine be rnsored to in time.
There l., prrllaps, no disease with which Our country is
affected, which sweeps of annually so many victims. rs
that fell destroy CT Oi he human race Consumption
Day after day, yeol after year, the ihsntiate monster hur-'
rNs to the portals Of tho Cold and client tomb fresh added
victims 10 its conquest. No walk of life is sacred from its
%biighIinh influence. No age is exempt from its death-deaI-
ing shafts IN cd, the middle aged, and the young, all
alike, are food tor this common enemy of mankind.
The white haired patriarch, whose life OF temperance has
rendered his system impervlous to the attacks of other ills,
and whnse good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of
iltes calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his viials, and tearing him from 4 world, evsr bright
10 minds which look complaccntly ON days well speht.
Is there no help or The afflicted : No preventive Of the
dangers which beset us in our ohangeable and tickle
ainie! we think there may be. And If the allegations of
those who are at least entitled to veracity, may be be-
heved, there Is n preventive and q remedy.
istars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered TO a suffering
world as such. II needs not the 'adveniitious aid of 4
long string Of fictitious certificates TO give il noterrirty. It.
uue value aud intrinsic excellence and sufficient tO-entI-
ties it 10 the confidence ofthe public. and
Walton to fame"
the name Of Its inventor, as a benefacIure, of his species.
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e@@Dk RUsHyBR@
HAvEobtaineda

LA ODLdllltU q
celebrity superior t.
that ofauy other Med
Iciuc in the United
States. They hay,
been known as N,
POOR MANS FRIEND
and will heaceforth p.
better entitled thar
ever TO that ap7clll
ton. since in cons,
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PULMONRY ORGANS.

A very important disease over which this 'Balsam' eI-
erts a very powerful influence, is that ola
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more efica-
clous than Of any remedy hitherto employed, and in Mt
merous instances when patients had endured long and Sc
we're suffering from the DISEASE, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies. and when Mercury has
b EN- resorted to in vain, the use of this Balsam has resior
Ell the Liver to a healthy action, and in many instances ef-
fectcd
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ONION OF A REGULAR MUSICIAN.

ONION OF A REGULAR MUSICIAN
~. Exeter, Me-, Sept. 80, Is45.
ms certihes that have recommended The use Of W Is.
IAhs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases OF
me lungs for two years past and many hotties to my
Aholedge have been ussd by my patients, all with benef-
clai RESULTS. In two cases wher2 il was thought confr-
m~edconsumption had taken place, the W Id Cherrcy effrc-
ted a cure.
E BoYDEN, MUSICIAN at E1ter orner.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No Quackery! No Deception!
All published statements of cures performed BY this med
icine, are, in every rexpcct, True.
Beudre Of Counferf fits and limitations.
The unparalleled aud astonishing efficacy OF DIR Wistar's
Balsam OF wild cherry in all The diseases for which il is
recommended, curing many cases after the skill of the
best physicians was unavaiiIng, has effected n large and in
.creasing demand fur It. This fact has caused several un-
priucipled cOunIerhters and imitarors 10 palm off spurious
mixtures, of similar name and appearance, for the genu-
inc Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine
DR.. Wisiar's BdLsdm of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless singned by | Butts. Addressallorders
to Seth W Fowie, Boston, Mass. For sale by
AgentS.-Midd!ebury, DIR. Rnssel; Ver-
gennes, F. Huntington; Shoreham, Wright
& Bush Whiting, Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell ; Bristol, G. w. Par
New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton. T. C.. Smith; Cornwall, I. C. Mead;
H~inesburgh, Boynton & Burnett Butling
Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren g.
Bliss; Pittsfnrd, Henry Simonds; Hines
burgh u. d. Weller. Ttey are sold also
by Druggists and appointed Agents gen.
erally throughout the State. IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
NEWS FROM EuaorE.


We have two days lntcr intelligence from
France by one Of the New York Line sail ships.
AFrcnca steam ship Of war has been ordered
otransPori Is 900 stand of arms from the arsenal
la Tonloun 10 civi,a Vecchiat. to supply the ma
tional guard Of the Papal STATE A number Of
cannon was also 10 be rs the Pope The
French fleet of observation of the Italian coast
consists Of fire. steam frigaies.
The federal diet Of Switzerland had resolved
70 execute its DEGREES, and il Twas believed thai
hostiliiics. between il and the feople would Ger.
taiIly ensue.
The French papers dencunie Gen. ScorT fol
following the deserters TO be hukg in the presence
lof both armies, and calls IL scfincment Of cru.
ely. How suddenly symPatheyic the French and
British press are 70 deseriersl
The French steam ship Ubion was 10 leave
FCherbour- on the I0th of NOVEMBER. IA.
The Cholera at Trebizoude was decreasing al
last datcs-only fifteen deaths per day being the
average mortality
News from Switzerland had 5eached Paris that
the Pope was about TO dissolve the order Of the
IeSuitS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
CHS. rA.I.oR 81 ,lAnlLAsp.


The n5ents Of Gen Tsyior, IN Maryiapd-
e,mpo-cd q both political panie.-are moving
farward and nothing can divert them FINN their
Purpo.e Il givihzfhr electoral voie Of de siaIe in
his farof
We suggested Few days since, says the
Baltimore Clipper. !. the propriety Of action by
his friends IN me Legislafufe. during the ap-
preaching session, and we am pleased d zee the
suggestion seconded IN m afsicIe in the Mary
land Tepllican. of which the two conelud-
ing paragraphs are annexed =
4The peculiar endowmenF Of Gen. Taylor.
Il l. position. character, services and the i'm
unDyrahle hold he has on the affections Of tn.
country. emphatically point d him a. pre-cmi-
p emily tie candidate Tor The sexi Presidency
He Is the Peoples candidaies Already norniha-
tesl IN a Thousand primary assemblies. no Nation
al Convention Is necessary National Conven-
lions oEly necessary for the discipline Of par-
ity. Tavl0f s MI the eapdidetc If paTft-he Is
ths candidate OF tile Penpie-srt Tie people then
a. on early day, name the Electors 49,
We speak the opinion Of a vast number Of those
with whom we are daily assoe5aiing, that the de-
sire IN Maryland IL becoming general that the
friends al Taylor, at the approaching Session OF
our Legislature. should name The two Electors al
large as i Is termed aad that they should recon-
mend an early day for the pessyle to assemble in
their eSpectivc Congressional Districts 10 nomi-
mite Electors pledged 20 the election Of Zachary
Taylor % the Chief MagiStEacy Of this great
tUhion. We commend our su.sg,~tionlio the IA
vprHhie consideration OF ourt Brethren of the
pfeSSH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
soUTmERN MAIL..

We learn from the Richmos1d Enquirer, that
the contract for carrying the griat Southern mail
thence to Baltimore, and from Baltimore to Rich
mond and South has been given to the James
River Steamboat Company, L. comElSsoe from
and aiicr The 10Th inst Underthe schedule to
be run, the mail will leave Baltia1re atI2 o'clock
At night; connect with James River Steamboats,,
Cartis Peck and Alice, and reach Richmond the
nexi night at o'clock We understand that the
Department has awarded thei way mail from
Washington 70 Richmond, 10 SIR. John Brown,
and thar the service will be performed in two
horse Missionaries
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
srMParMY ron TlE rora.


There was an immcn meeting in New
/ York on Tuesday night ", k, 10 give express
sion Of public admiration of the enlightened and
liberal conrse q policy pursued by Pope Plus OF
Rome, since his accession to thc Pontifcate.--
The meeting embraced men Of all parties in pol
ties and Of all creeds in roiigisn and as one Of
Tho papers say, 4 looked like lhe beginning Of
lie millennium.
Bishop Hughes and the Rev. iDr- Pise were on
the platform.
Letters wcre readfrpm Vice president Dallas,
Ex-Prcsidcnt Van Buren, Mrs Buchanan, Ed
ward Everett, Senator Benton, {itv Seward, and
others, expressive Of their corditl concurrence in
theo5ieci of the meeting and t,eir regret that in
| Indispensable engagements deprived them Of the
pleasure Of manifesting thateo6eurrencc by their
personal presence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08


Under this head rf End most sonnd and able
rrodnetion nthe Nationai lnieliisencer, wriren
b ihai eminent Statesman. Atsxer GALLArzs
The venerable anthpr di>cus=ss re subject Of
ne war under various lads, apd sFfiyes a The
conclusioas following, % VIII
That the annexation Of Texas was an ofIcn-
sire and unjust aci to Mexico.
Ihof ihe Government Of the United Siaics
z red in sending AIisisier 10 Mexico in
siead 0' u Commissioners.
That Texas never had any ralid claim % the
Rio dd Noite as il boundary.
Thai the Unibd States onghi not 70 make a
conquest 81 Nlexie6; OF insist upoh receiring
from Mexicoany Observation-Disclosures than that
due 10 American eilizens. By Mexico before the
war begun
That, as aPFeiiminary 10 peace, we ought 10
eyaeuate The Mexiean territory now in our pos
sion.
we copy the final passage 81 ih- aldreSs,
in which Mr. Gallatins views are distinctly enun-
,eialed
MOI only collisions must be avoided. andthe re-
newal u another Illicit annexation be prevented
but the two countries must cupily consider their
relative position and whatever portion Of terri
tory not actually settled BY the Mexieans and OF
no real utility % III m tEey may be disposed 10
cedc, mnst be acquired BY treaty freely assented
20. and for a reasonable conl5ensafi0n Bat this
I Is NOT the time for the discussion Of proper final
/. arrangement We must wait till peace shall
hare been restored, and angry feelings shall have
subsidized A present the only object is peace,
imlnediate peace, d jusf peace. and no ac-
QUESTION of ierTiioiy, hui that which may be alb
salnty necessary foIsehec,ing the great object in
view
The most simple terms, those which only pro
vide 1or the adjustment Of the Texas boundary
and for the payment Of the indemniiies due 10 our
citizens. and IN every other respect restore things
as they stood before the beginning of hostilitiesi
appear to me the most eligible
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
MEETiNG OF CONGRESS-.

By reference 70 The proceedings Of Congress.
ii wiIlbe seen that quorum was presents in both
Houses.on Monday, In the Senate, the usual
business was transacted, and they were ready
at an early hour, to proceed to.business, but the
House being without an organization, they sd-
journed oyer to Tuesdaymorniny In iae House
81 ReprcseAsa likes, RobcreC winthrop, of Mas
sachuseiis, was elected Speaker on the third bal
lot. and an unsuccessful effort was afterwards
made to elect Clerk, pending which motion
was made to adjourn, and carried.
"a Speaker having bcca elected, the House was
sufficiently oesaaized to received the MessaGe Of
the President and committee was appointed 10
wait on him in conjunction with a committee
from the Senate. and inform him OF the fact.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

Wouii ], ~ Be sivissk,i fdr ike friends q
Ca TAs1oa = vireini. 4 parsne some .'Ish
ctune ss tlai fo,loucd IS ~ ffisoIsih Mar
land. -if i sk6hli b dee1es ipcx rrisnf p hold
STATE coarenfioni The fsiends & Taylor n
ne Maryland legislature ar ealed On " he
TarISr pssss 10 choo-e The RIO Sszlarurial Elec-
tsss-Iearinx he sslecfioa dl he Eleeon for
each Congressional District The peopie ofuhieh
L ii. conp;;s.sd Indeed ue q nsee 10 rery great
objecuion % ysziine tie ffiessAs q Gen- Tayipr
IN de Virginia legislature wtsh roucr 10 select a
ran EetnraI Tieke, pledged 70 die support q The
PEOPLES FAyORITEi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
THE LATE FREsHET--TmE CANAL.

We learn from the williamsport Times that
the damage dond 10 the Canal bs.the late freshet,
IS noA asccdained no, to be near 50 extensive as
was at first apprehended II Is probable that the
Canal will be put in nayigablc order BY the last
of this week, and thus, il very cold weather
docs not set in, chance viii yet be shQwn
merchants to get at least a portion Of their long
detained stores into market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have made arrangements 10 receive extra
copies OF the Baltimore Clipper, containing the
Presidents Message, which viii be at our Office
ready for delivery Immediately after the arriyal
of the Cars this afternoon. We have made this
arrangement IN order that our readers nav Be
served al, the earliest moment with this docu-
s.-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

-: We have read with degree Of interest,
a letter written by Mr. p T. Duke from the CT
" of Mexico, 10 his friends in this place. dated
on tl,c 18th October. Il appears that he has been
engaged in every battle that has taken place
since Gen, scott has taken command, and that
he and his companions who joined the mounted
riilemen at the same ime in this place, haze all
escaped 30 far. The letter was written o1a sheet
Of pa per taken from tie Halls ofthe Montezumas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08


This body assenibled on Monday. In ne Sc
naie, no ehanee Il oiIiceEs vas expected Ii The
House. there beng majority Of Wings \ Wig
Speaker vas douhslcss chosen Our latest inlor-
nation from Richmond renders ii alneS certain
that JANEs FREScH SrnoTHkR. Esq. delegate
from Rappahannock. was elected Speaker. and
The excellent Clerk. GeoRsk w. MrxFoap. Esq,
rc-apPainsed without opposition
That popular and pleasant gentleman, who has
for several years filed he place. Col. Daniel
Ward. Is Sergeant.at-Arms beyond doubt
The contest bctween Fairlax s Alexandria.
in reference 70 representation, VIII Be one d
some interrs, and diiIirul,y. Mr. Fhsmas q
Fairfax; is On the spot, claiming his seat under
the csnaiia.;ea. as being paramount, 10 any lc-
gislaiiEe act. Ii IS understood he Council q
Snfe win allow him 10 qualify and he win a
once raise the question between himself and Mr..
Snowden The Hosise will find itself Instantly
called upon to settle a novel question
Various Insernal improvement questions win
be speedily brought up for action.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
AcCIDENT OK THE b. & o. r. n.

TIE Cumberland cars which left Baltimore
on Saturday last met with rather a serious acci-
dent and detention Of several hours, atihe Big
Cacapon Bridge, about forty miles east OF Cum
berIand, BY running over parcel Of cows that
had taken lodging on the bridge. Three of the
cows were killed, and the cars and locdmotive
considerably broken No person was injured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
scHooI, COMMISSIONERS.

We have been requested to Fcinind the School
Commissioners that meetingof the Board win
be held at The Courthouse on Monday week,
Court-tiay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
GREAT NEWSPAPERS FEAT.

The Louisville Journal and Courier have Inade
arrangements to feceiye the whole of the presi-
dents message by telegraph! We presume it will
be published in Louisville this morning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

re- Ma. Cars visit 10 Washington in the
present month, is as counsel in two or three i'm
portant cases in the Supreme Court IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

s9- The friends Of Vice President Dallas
held a meeting in Philadelphia on "Wednesday
last, and declared their preference for him for the
Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

~ We have understood that Ex-Pfesidcni
TYIER passed through Harprs- Ferry on his re
turn from Kentucky on Monday last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
WHO cAN BEAT Ills,

Was left at our Office few days since, Ra-
dish raised in the garden Of Miss Z. c. BaAok-
ENRlDcE, weighing FIVE pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

Ink Ha8nisos CAnrNI1 or The six
s,atssnsn composing General Ha,risols,s
Cabinet four Win meet again ia the nov
.. s. Senate on lis assembling. VII So:
Meszss Websterof Mass, criitchdca az
Ky, Buienr q n G., and Bell of Ten
nos<ee &c tke ether ito, Nr Ekinu II
Ohio. Is pretty ctllain 70 colnc int re
next Senate, and Mr. Granger Il or own
Stale. rolld have been chosen ComptrolIcr
tliz uoat' b - overwhelming r6te, had
A. %. Fetelil.orily decfned ca III. Fiji
morn al not doe The posi- and only 30
ssI.s1 4 e'sAass hs ~ needed