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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In.

TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
A re ney for obtaining Patents for New In.
ventions at Washington.
w p. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent offce informs
his former clients and others that his Office may still
be found where has been located for
the thirty years directly opposite the Patent Office
He prepared execute with his accustomed accuracy
aud prompness any business In the line his profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentaby Of Inventions preparing papers and draw
Ings Tor applications for patents, caveats, &c
TO those with him. he refers to the follow
Ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com,
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. 10, 1872
Mr. William p. Elliot who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Once Draughtsman, &c having esiab,
lishrd Patent Agency In the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure IN recommending him gentleman
thy OF confidence and being particularly qualified 10
take charge OF business requiring knowledge OF me
chanca science the progress Of the arts and patent i'm
pTovements Mr. Elliot q also well acquainted with the
practice o. this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
W. r. Elliot 10 also The author Of the plan Of the
Patent once building
nS- Letters on business to he postpaid
nj w. 3 . .
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
wAsuiSaToN AGENCY on I'VE sew YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea Establishment In America
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW yonk..

7 a
60 been popularity known for many years 49,
1&ff This is the largest and oldest Tea Esab kfk.
Nv lishment In America. The public have
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS OF late that they have been obliged to enlarge 20
great extent their two principal establishments in New
las Chatham and l83 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess facilities in relation to The Tea
Trade very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
regard 10 I'll principles that tend to elevate the character q
them connexion probably, larger Than all other Tea Els
abshmenis united and they consequently are determined
TO sell Teas pUrer fragrant, and perfect for The prices
in The aggregate than any IN the world China
copied. .g 800,
They zealdsy invite the attention q the inhab
assorments always hand and they feel no hesiia
ton In stating, that wherevern single trial Is made avery
decided preference is given the celebrated Teas oi the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
us- Reader make the experiment!
Eefd Prices fooics, subject ~ an cases 10 be returned
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OPERATIONS UPON THE Feet.

OPERATIONS UPON the FEET.
ssS:srsss Ss n; :sr Z e 1s esSs a. s z
q: lard and SOFT C0RMS, BUMd0NS, CLU w
WARTS &c. Operations performed y FIVE MiSuTss
and thought the subject and believes that he entirely
comprehends their nature and treatment His success in
the city Of Baltimore for the last fve years has been such
az TO warrant him In promising TO aLwho may confde In
his experience and sh, great and satsfacfory bensG
DR.. zAcHARiAH IL permanently located In this city
and will be happy TO attend ladies' or genemens feet by
the year Hiscarges are quite moderate triaing indeed
compared with the relief and satisfaction he Affords TO the
sufferer lie likewise refers the public TO the following re-
concentrations which are In his possession
80 BALrIMoRn, August 9Th, 1876.
Wa, the undersigned, having examined Dr. l. Zacharah,
Jrs method Of curing Corns Bunons &c, we do not hes
ise to recommend him TO the public and say that hs me-
thod In a most rational one as well AZ ehectual
(sixued,) W. w. HANpy, NJ, ID. J. CHArARD, N. D..
CMAs D. GIssos, r Z. CHArARp, N, u.
Besides the above Dr. has certificates Of his skill rom
some q the r n the United States and can Be ss.n
by calling on him At Ills office, over Mr.. - PARkENS
Fancy Store Pennsylvania avenue, between l2 and 9Th
streets, sIxrn DOCS sAss OF CoLsMAs,s Horst
l. ZACHARIA1I, IT.,
Surgeon Chropedirt
NJ Ladies' gentlemen waited at their residence Y
required. dec 2-fdly'
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BooI Ann .$SSSo0ff STORE.

North aide Pa. ar, befseeem 4i2 asd Q sfreefs.
-, Keeps constantly baud general assortmen. Of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's MOST PAsHioNABLn boots
land SHOES Priess 10 suii fhe firses.
! OCT l6--diy' go .. -
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
WASHIM 0T0N 0yTy

G street, In he rear Of Coleman's and Broens, by
n. NJ. McILHANY, late Of virKiisis.
THIS spacious establishment, having been newly reGted
i and furnished In all Its departments is now open TO the
public Tor their patronage and support L Is situated at
convenient distances from the Rail Road Depot Capitol
Patent otcr and General Post Office Boarders Visitors
and Travellers will find pleasant and capacios fooms
neatly nshed upon moderate terms. dec S--n
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Congress Hall Hotel and Restaurant.

- ~ Tie undersigned tenders his sin. -
H.Vl ~ J cere thanks TO his friends and the =
\KkH public In general for the patron.
- age with which they have hereto. -
tore battered him. and would respectfully inform them that
with view TO merit continuance Of their favor he has
newly fitted up the above weknown establishment, near
opposite Coleman's Hotel His intention IL TO carry
the business Of Keeping upon the European principle
FAR circumstances will permit Areguar charge Will
be made for chambers and meals extra according 10 what
may he ordered In the eating department
Ills Jarder will at all times be supplied with game, oy.
sters and every other luxury that the surrounding markets
will afford.
4oarers by the day week. month, viii find regular
table d'hote al stated hours.
Suites OF parors always in readiness for private parties
Dinner parties served In the most approved style and on
moderate terms
Private families supplied with game, oysters, 1c.,
moderate terms, and at the shortest notice.
Several well.frnshed rooms TO let
nov 9-eodlm' p. III. KING.
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SOFAS (! sOFAS!!
READING ROOM.

E Subscriber has recently opened, In the Of his
Confectionery, on the north side Of Pennsylvania ave
nue., few doors OF Sd street. Reading Room which
il dAily supplied with paperr FINN the principal cities ~
lhs Unlted States few German, French, and Spanish
naperu; also, the London Timet
ia respSety nvea citizens and strangers 10 visit bis
nov ao-ssN' WILLIAM RUPP.
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st b. n. CADY, ssSss
Head Quarters for Fashionable
HAIR CUTTING, EASY SHAVING,
AND THE BEST or isHAAEPoOLNG
Pennsylvania avenue, the Of fifteenth street
WASHINGTON, D. c.
oct 2s-dly'
Patents, Pension and Claims.

THE undersigned will attend to procuring PATIENTS
L and PENSIONS, SOLDIERS BOUNTYLAND
WARRANTS, &c, mud to the prosecution OF CLAIMS
before Congress- Of the Departments Of Government
and 10 any other business requiring agent or attorney
Hiediafe attention. Address
LEWIS r. THOMAS,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law, Washington, D. c.
ny Office OF aud 9Th streets opposite the west
end OF the General Post Once. oct l9-dly'
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MeD~ FEsTIvAL.--TheL Ladies' Of the Consrsga.
~ ton Of the Church OF the Ascension (Protcstanf
Episcopal on street, between OH and 10Th streets) pro
pose holding Festival for the benefit OF the said Church.
Ia "Concer Hail. (rodds Buildngs,) TO commsnce on
Thursday evening, 18th instant
The Ladies' trust that the friends Of the Church and the
public generally will manifest libersy towards them
worthy fthe object In view.
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VINES, LIQUORS, Ac

n The annexed list Of choice Z
<erx I'm WINES, LIQUORS, &C..
H1-fK I'm have been selected with the great
,H0Ctlyl III est care, and for sale accom- -
- modating terms. Any orders forwarded
10 as viii be promptly attended To. anil
he goods despatched 10 any part Of ths coIniry
Pa ayan,r onnosite Jacksoll Hall, WashnaIon.
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Ne pins IIira TEAS, both Green and Black,
Of all descriptions, the highest grades
grown In China, 50 :"
nyr TAKE NOTICE i.-The Canton Tea
COnspamy are the erchtsire vendors OF the superior
Hack Tea called "HOwQuA'S MIXTURE They Intro.
duced Il In America In lst0and every other person or
house protesting 10 sell the same az almuch less at
lower prcedeceive the uwary, the public themselves
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
aHowquai vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition TO Its containing W reigh
independent OF the wrapperJ bears the stamp oi neatness
and elegance the therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality aud power WIN remain
nnimpsred IN any climate
~ CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
nov 5-dly. Al THMPLsMAs's Book store.
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CHEAP BOOK STORE,

On Penn. A., doors from the corner Of IL street.
GHORGE TEMPLEMAN
LIASalarxe STOCKef LAW. MEDICAL, POLITE
III CAL, HISTORICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS Aiso the Works Of NIL the Poets Of which
are Ia splendid bindings. All the ANNUALS OF TIE
2EAHON, In variety Of beautiful bindings. JUPENILE
and TOY BCOKS for children, In great variety. full
aock ofthe CHEAP PUBLICd TONY Of the day. All
BOOKS subscribed for and published BY order Of Con
Thos. who want bargains respectfully invited call
dec 9--f
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Bronchitis, AsthmA and Disease OF the
Windpipe.
,HESE diseases proceed from the serosy corrupt hut
mors OF the blood, having settled Itself on the throa
and ungs and stopped them up that they cannot draw
sufficient air In Tor respiration. Or. SWEETSER3S
P1NACEA will give Immediate refeL and TO make tie
enre perfect and certain should be continued time
after 10 FREQ the system Of all bad humors.
For sale by this Druggists generally
dec 24-n Aff @.Mest j. 7. CAILAN.
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WOULD - % hcss wshlss g "a sp.sdy spplled wi!
si 10 have ihsiS essurss recorded on my books Thoss
Who wish ready made work viii aud The bsa stock IN the
Diafref "a nv shelves not excepting the niabs patent
scorayr Boossn toisher with svry variety dor ladies'
pdH&s4 and chiidSsnS Of wssevpsvsf and cort. Sois
ss pa. ~. '.'.' ..A ;:.a s 4 'ssssy'.
ssA-ss!r
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THOMAS r. JONES,
Attorney and Solicitor Of Patents,

Who wsa formerly at the head Of the Pstento =
PSepvey Drariags and Specfcafions and hdnsacts al
business relating 10 the obtaining Of Pnents enAer
Domestic Fbreis1. af
u Letters OF inquiry, requiring written advice 6pn
o must accompanied with fee OF i've dollars and the
postage OF letters 10 him must be paid.
OYFIcsF street washington city six doors sss Of the
Patent Otffte oct i9-4dly
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4" IN WOOD.
WINES.
Madeira. sherry, and Port, with great variety Of
10 casks Old London Particular, imported 10 1899, by
the late Messrs. Smith
WHISKY. l..04
Irish, Scotch, and Monongahela very ans
CIGARS.
5000 very superior Cigars, our own importation.
dse lit StMMS 4 son,
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NKAssAcHUsETTs..

DELEGATE At LAK0B-Ruins Choate, boston. N
Substtutes-Seth Sprage, Duxbury; w @ Bates, WEEK.
field. w
Subslute-Ensgn ii. Kellogg, Pitsfeid.
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen
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Pa avenue, opposite Jaekson Hall washington
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MAINE

District No. NJ win. Pit Fessenden, Augusta.
No others yet chosen.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02
RELIEF OF IRELAND.

From the 18th dav of Jan. to the Isl. Mr..
VIM. Lindsay, at ST. Louis, collected and
RENTED 10 Ireland, the sum of 1920.
There are now seventeen uare-rip oei
vessels at Norfolk, Va, loaded, or 10 load,
with corn for Europe. They will carry The
bulk Of $4,000 bushels. Upwards of4OO-
600 bushels have been shipped from Norfolk
within four weeks.
Bishop Potter, Of Penn, has addressed hi.
diocese recommending collections on first
Sunday Of March for the relief ofthe desti.
tute Irish.
The Philadelphia Inquirer SAYS that the
Society Of Friends Of Philadelphia have al
ready sent three remiirances 10 Ireland of
to0O each. This is truly benevolent and lib
eral- ii has been done modestIy and quiet
ly. A further remittance Of f4CO has been
sent by one Of the committees.
FPittsbura sends two thousand dollars
to Ireland for the suffering poor.
EThe ladies of Rome, Oneida CO.. are
busy taking subscriptions for the reliefor the
furnishing of Europe.
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BREAD STCFFS

The condition of England. as well as
France ant Holland, is altogether unpreced-
cnied rs re8ards Bread StGflS F0I The first
lime In the history of This country, these i'm
p"riaht nations are dependent 10 "A consider
able extent on the United States. The great
exports AT the present time, are to Great
britain. but as soon as the navigation of the
North OF Europe is open. large supplies will
he wanted for that portion OF Europe. The
Eatural question. thai is asked by every intel
lleent man. is what will he the effect of this
extraordinary state OF things There can he
but Que answer TO the enquiry and that is, it
must zurich us beyond all calculation. So
great is the demand for every description of
HraIn at the present time, that our shipments
are only limited to the capacity of onr Shipping
!" take me produce to Europe. The crop oil
corn Ill tm's county is estimated at four hun
area h'iiilons oil bushels. that of Wheat AZ
ninety million and of Rye twenty millions.
he price OF the former is donnie what !,
usually Is, and OF the latter, one ,hird ,,,o.a
although only small portion Of The omao,;
~ raised, will be exported. vet tina, ,,h;at :
sent abroad, will be so much in aJd;,;o. -
our regular exports. For a series of - W
we have sent no Rye or Wheat to EIrono
and corn Is new article altogether. Our
surplus is not only taken to new marker
hut 1t is sent at an enormous freight. nearl,
three times greater than The usual rate.
The Spring is just opening upon us; thu
great crop of corn Of last year-greater thar
was ever known heiore-is still in the coun
Try; but 1t will soon he ponrig in upon u.
To an extent never before known.
The effect of this state Of prosperity or
me county at large must be powerfully felt
The abundance OF money must bring about
moderate rate ofinterest; and poverty Of
every Kind must feel its effects.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND VERMONT
RAILROADS..

A meeting Of the stockholders was held at
the fremont Temple on the 10Th inst. and
The old board reelected, with the exception
of Chas. J. Everett, in place of VIM. Pom
roy, deceased. A proposition was made TO
self TO The Filchburgh road that part from
Fi'chburgh 10 the junction Of the Cheshire
road; but the proposition was rejected for The
present An application will probably be
made 10 the next Legislature for this pur-
pose, and il will eventually be done. We
hear that new stock is 10 be created and the
privilege given TO the present stockholders TO
take it at The market price Of The stock when
issued, 10 raise funds TO GO onand complete
the road 10 Bratileboro.- Keene Sentinel.
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CHESHIRE LOAD.

The prospect Of the early completion o
the two great railroad lines via Ruilund anC
via Montpelier, which meet our road at Bel
lows Falls, has determined the Directors 10
push the work Of the "Cheshire" with lin.
creased vigor the coming spring. The en-
ierprising contractors on lhe summit. Messrs
Parmele, Ward & Co, have contracted for,
end will in short time have in operation
three steam drills and as many steampumps
Three other steam drills arc contracted ior
10 90 on other points OF the work; and we
understand that they are to be used on The
Ashburnham summit The deferred sec
lions between This village and the summit
are now under contract and are to be com
menccd Immediately.
1Keene Sentinel.
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THE VOTE FROEXPULSION.

Tee following are the Yeas and Nays on
the vote in the Senate, expelling the Editors
oflhe Union from The privileges of the floor
YEAs-Archer. Badger, Berrien, Butler.
Calhoun, CilIey, T. Clayton. J. M. Clayton
Corwin Crittenden Davis. Dayton, Evans.
Greene, Huntington flanagan, Johnson OF
La, Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Pearce,
Simmons, Upham. " ebsier, Westcott, Wood
bridge, Yulee-27.
NAYs-AIlen, Ashley, A'chison, Anterior.
Bagby. Breese, Bright, Cameron, Casshal-
mers, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan.
Houston; Mason, Niles, Sewer. Soule, Sur
geon, Turney-2l.
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TEMPERANCE SONG.

TEMPERANCE SUM-
ArR-"Auld Lang Sy,e."
Cen we forget the gloomy time,
When Bdcchus ruled the day.
When dissipation sloth. and crime;
Bore undisputed sway2
The time-the time-the gloomy time
The time has passed away;
When dissipation, sloth. and crime,
Bore undispnted swny-
Can we forget the tender wives,
Who found an early tomb?
For. ALL the partners OF their lives
Had met the drunkard's doom.
The wives-,he w:ves-lhe tender wives
May bid adieu 10 gloom;
For now The partners OF their lives
Abhor the drunkard's doom.
Wen meier forget The noble band,
Who feared no creatures frOwn;
And boldly pledged both heart and hand
To put intemperance down.
The band-the band-the noble band
The band of bleSt renown-
Who boldly pledged both heart & hand
To put intemperance down.
Nor shall the Pledge be e'er forgot,
That so much bliss creates
Wen touch not, taste not, handle rot,
What e'er intoxicafes.
The Pledge-the Pledge is not forgot
The pledge that Satan hates;
We'll touch not-taste no.-handle not,
What e'cr intoxicatcs.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATIVE.
WESTERN RAILROAD FREIGHT Bill

W ESkERN RAILPOAD REIGHT BILL.
When The poor man in Albany who boUghl
his ten lpaves last Nav for Go or 20 cents nov
finds the price increased to 81, and learns thai
100000 barrels of flour are stored IN West
ern New York waiting conveyance TO TIM
ill-supplied market, he looks anxiously to the
Legislature for such relief as il can afford
Nj. Leavans has report, hill IInm The Raj
road Committee allowing The Utica and Sehe
nectady r. r. to carry freight all the yeai
round, subject to state tolls and very properly
so, except live stock, which is wholly exempt
1t is hoped that this bill may speedily become
law, and that the Erie canal will be enlar
faciurer and mechanic will then suffer les,
from defective harvest and sudden demand
from Europe.
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FEDERALISM INcARNATE-A sagrcious
loco foco journal holds up Mr. Senator Up
ham to public Indignation, for the alleged Of
fence Of offering Il resolution for Withdrawing
our troops from Mexico and calls this move
ment federalism in Vermont How shall
the project OIMr. Calhoun be characterized ?
If all, who would favor the withdrawal of The
troops from Mexico, are To be put over to tue
federal side that party will become the most
powerful in the Union. The men. wi O as
sumo TO direct the desrinies Of The deu ocra-
cy have not so many friends thnrihry can al
ford TO be lavish in the game Of gve-away.
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BRoTHBRs OF TEMPERANcE.-The Tea
Party given by the gentlemen belonging 10
this Order at Col. Everest's Hotel on Mon
day evening, the 22d inst. was exceedingly
spirited and interesting; and wanted only the
bright and cheerful count chances Of the la
dies 10 make it decidedly the pIeasentest con-
vivial party our citizens have enjoyed this
manga day.
MIR. SHADES Address in the afternoon was
excellent and appropriate-peculiar for its
vigor, terseneEsand uthfulness.-T erge'tnes
F,TnL0Rter.
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SULLIVAN ROAD.

We learn that the entire line of this road,
from Bellows Falls 10 Windsor, has been put
under contract, and the work is Immediately
10 be commenced. The contract is taken
by Mr.. Belknap. of Windsor, TO whose ener-
ey and enterprise in prosecuting great pub
lie works, the New England public are much
indebted Keene Sentinel.
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VI, Ne'o England Regimeni.-We learn from
washington that the President has sent to
me senate, Tor the regiment 10 he raised in
New England. IF which Massachusetts will
lave one or two companies, the names oil
r dI Ok Fierce ofNew Hamp shire for Colo
mel toi. Thompson of Maine for Lieut.. Col
onei; Zen. T. B. Ransom OF Vermont fol
Major .-LPos,
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Mutual CoNsoLArIoN--An old clergy
nian. " iO had an old tailor rs his beadle nr
officer, for many years, returning from 4
ncishburns sacrament. where Thomas was
~ The constant i.ab:t of attending him, after
Il ih"u2h;iul and silenr pause, thus addressed
hi f-lloT traveller, .Ihe minister's man -
Thomas. | cannot well tell how il is that
oar chuch should he getting thinner-lor
am sure preach as well as ever | dir. and
should have Ear more experience than hen
hrsi came among yon.'
indeed, replied Thnmas. odd ministers
row days, are just like old taylorS-for
am sure ] ser as well as ever did. and the
c'oih is The ,nc, but il is the cut, sir-i!'s the
aeic cut -
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

Fre IN Lyndon Corner, TermonL-The
spacious building ofMr. E. 3. Chase. al this
village was destroyed by FIRE on The 18Th
instant ms nad The loss Of the building was abon,
S5'oOO' oil which $500 was insured ' T 'bou'
were many occupants Of the varions anar,
mems and offices in the edifce. tn, " rpa,,'
haleiy their goods and books were m ,o1u
removed Cd; though ofcourse with some 'Ian;
age The aggregate Of the loss is not ' a,a
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

United States Senator from kentucky
The Legislature Of this State has at last
made choice OF Senator in Congress
O I the 29ih ballot Judge J. R. Underwood.
w hig was chosen, having received S4 votes
wni,e MIR Metcalf. Wing, bad Is. and Mr..
McAiee, Democrat, Obtained 80.
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CHEESE FOR ENGLAND.-The ship Gen.
Taylor, from New York for England, lately
took. with other articles Of provision, FIVE
hundred thousand pounds of cheese. This
is the largest lot of that article that has ever
left New York at one time. and will no doubt
be thankfully received by our starving breth-
rev on the other side of The Atlantic.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

Netr York Canal Troublesome Start
Aag evidences of fraud in the management,
OF the New York Canal fraud have been Iaif
before The Legislature of that state. They
wei were perPeIrated by means of false vouch.
'''' "D'i similar ingenious coutrivanccs.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

TAvERNs.-Twenty one tavern keepers 10
Utica were lined various sums, amounting in
all to $3.50 last week. for selling spirituous
liquors. Among them were several who on
~ sold for medicinal purpose.
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\ ci.izan down east was dubbed the little
rascal \ friend once volunteered to ask him
why he WIS called the little rascal TO dis
insulsh me from my nei- hbors,' said lie, who
are all great 'rascals.'