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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

TOI ARMERS, MERCHANTS, &
" OOI. GROWERS CEN ERAllN.


TINliE subscribers having tommencrd the
business ni m,mulsCtunhn " oplen
Clo'hs. II the old stand IN II,d.,illr, (for
merry ,>li'ion NiNsD are nos frady h. rc
''te NO, go w.ta ua >nsf'~ Ur ~ the ward
They also intend Ia keep on hand tsssi
mercs of most cninfs srd ou,ilu,s also n
superior si,.e OF DV.icoa'Ing iog,iher Wi,
pisin Cluiis AMI I.anuel,.-aii. 81 ~inrh
ury WI exchange for Fleece or Pullcd
No0i. lc.l>, ~ Isps. on Tie mos, fessun,-
able ietus
Ih~u mithlhfrN isail enfif,'y new. ard
hey nave h'eh ~ goat r,psnse 90 ptorur
ina thnt If tie be-, and most .pffSfI tlnts
rpw a. use. and ''ey have tl'ct ., ~ in ihe
hes, condition f. ,ing tine word Ilrr
pciiiiies, comhfn'4 viii thar tong erpru
'rce and If'ru al KNOW edge - sgfh ih.i
tHry are co1Adcri iiey c.nnoi tc sufp ,,ct
Nv ary e,ilhhshneni Of 'hc kind tHi,,l az
Ne Green Maintain. 'lBYsc w.otl
~ooi 10 ~otk ~ ercl ange a'r iut1edtl caI
\ klLBOi M 4. sos
", 'rv 'c' ',y - i-i1 -
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>rNTE or NERMO'

FATE or NERMuNrtRE It 4"
Dsiuci of Iaiihsven, member.
ed int alta Pob'ie tour hr.den n, Castle.
ton m aud for SAD distinct on the l.th ia,
oi jane, 4. - I.t7
Whereas the aduinis,rato'- Of tho estate
- Isaac tu,woId, late OF Benson 10 slij
tis'uci. deceased. pr''o>. to fondei an &C.
count oi then ahminlsfatun.
I,lSufdcred that sad account be received
and examined ~ said routt Tor s,o~snac
At = session thereof To he holden 81 Cas,lct"n
W said Gis,rict on the tbih d., ~ Jviv next.
and nat all per>nns interested 'e Loi,he 4
thereof ~ rnhhraii"n ticfcpf three weeks
surcssslveN ~ the Ru'.nnd Herald news.
paper Irinicl a. Kirkland. the la,, Of Winch
shall be rrt'ictis Ia the time OF hca'lns
aforesaid
- AINON WARS Err Jndge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

The lnlaiAbir remedy lor Rhoon.i.
s .fsias. Rfui-e- t1r'rs-frI lords sor.
Iuosi, Qlrzs. Group. Suf JOINTS. Slt.tA
Sinew.. .gus DO tie Breast S Fare. TooiA.
ache. fr zen Feet, D~sse, - %, SPINE
Per she' Limbs az wherever a. siirrnsi
spphr .uon Is indicated Its rspi8i, vth
Isl uhis ~onGef ~ntAing ue ,iictne clfes
ne ~orsi Cases IL iir s.Yir ciseases la,
aufacisr iH~ frar. -dni.fatnn OF iils
~uft lhstaI ulss aFalI 30 -gl,e.v.s Il O. e.
l,s % itis r'essfrs % ..'-anlgY The D.cf.r
h,, r.t lfs frrs a. - GEM, Ia-A b.ile
Us 80 D,Clofs usu.e u.y~A "a De & ...
su1 enrrlonsc ir rui 81 c.s~assi sgals
scfpg1sl.ei -. .-.. & ft.l.u,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
HORST. yNkI.S

RRT NN~p> h.v sas ,ee~ 90
spp4' 90 Ns,n., inpto,,a iisf.s
k'sss i'sfs.s DIES ,i,e vrsnln~i 81 i.s
cam 'h- Co., oi >,~ iof. uHi ~. sud
ssp a. c.slston
LullanJ. Jane -. is.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

l~r ,r-cret NV ! Z - .rtt.
~ ltsn uUn't.I.u. " 49,
f .'t.t ! 80. 'ItiDn hNs. Nnh n.f fUi
tIAfe. ifhfsft of Pc - ife sfrfe t'o's.
Z u'fa.n'r. If~fa'uf" llsffn. = .sArs,ssf
tfIisa'. ,an. ',ie tnntotitnr. ls' - e.
nlfi II,,sfteu. tf,..~ ,pd NE NI''ss.
T.. Od ,ontinspsi bfr.ls N,tss. ~NY.s
iN'rt, snd ffa,iIc. OF lea hiNg ~ fs.s
r'cf 'ic Occhn. and m,n, o'hct valuable
BrHks 'ro nuinr reus ~ 20 raumr'aiei 100 az
slNttlfstmrut - 'ure 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30
srArHut ,rRNluNr.,Iprn,.n

r''',., ~' r',',' n.'N Is |" ',n,''n,
Puhat, tllN huld,nA, ta>iisinn. wnh,n
ani ~ sad f.-iti~i, on the liza dav II
june, u ~
Nh~f~r Jo,-ph Pcrkirs ,tmfr istratnr NJ
The 'sisf" 49, N,itn t.fuI.v. tate Il -.
ic'"n, 900 ~f.uU fiti. cease. ftupus"- to
render an account of iis administration Of
saii estate
II II ordered that s,il account We received
nod ',am'n.d tor allowance hc'ofr s.iI
Cont, a, ses,on thereof t. hc hoiirn AZ
isst.trn aforesaid. on Ito i5in taV az
lniv nrN'. AMI that notice ,h.fcoi hr gwen
- al i'"ts"ns interested Nv publishing thts
ufi't ''.f,c weeks sn,,essi,rly ~ the Rot
ltId Herald, urv-par"f printed ~ Rui.
baud. ihr last - hich shall bc previous 10
The time of he
- AlN.JN WARNER. Judge.
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NOTICE.

III l. .nbscrier w,s.d sisc notice h. B. =
j instdp sid ihf lunl.r that hs h-. on
hand gp0f s'sntirnsri ~ boots aud stofs.
soc. a. 10 tss V,ss' aepS. ie.erf- ~ Pc
al a.sormsnt Of Lad,.s I'D Won, Winch
- so.- a. rsssonA1.. lfices
He would ~isD say 10 g. 4ntsb'el 'D llm
s.la.i Of zoe ar D.e. acfo unl, tA.t yalmrli
inssl q made - lie .f.i -, - a., u.''ef rcti
10 ave cot ABEL 81 AkLEi
h1.sn3. Jaos - i-.7 .
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ttc,

In Cambridge. jlnr Ut. l., ~ J II
W o'INafi, VI ttauAnn ,,ninoic o.
SNs.ion to Me 'nuco,> i,,rl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

The parpos, Of Mr. Tn., Journey 10
N',co has never ben d,funcly uaicl --
rha' he ws. scnt on, IS the govern nor,
~ some r.'pose CONNECTED aih the
war. has been generally alnipcd lap
san Is lac iuiotMsi,Jn. that dilculy
has atissn tciNo,n hin Ani Gon Scou -
WLsl that difficulty -, J,.sps correspond
en-, Of the 81 ..oun Republican thus sc,s
fouh
Il n"gl'c'cl in the hairy Of wiring ny
tisi 70 mrn,ion 'hlta VAIN an! .1mcALai
severe rup,arc had t,okcn 90, between
Gen. Scot and the Geek Gl the STATE DE-.
parinon,, Sir Tra. who has been scn, oul
here. - soti Of (isn.ral..no Of the A
metIcan Army Thus IS The same Nr
Tns. # ctr no, who impaired 10 Chsrl-s
J lngefso'i the knowledge o! H.. rslscnce
oil private and conhiuiiaI papers 10 Ne
STATE department, dD'ing The absence Of
B., .h.-. =, lns'isou ~. .ras' .iona,,
cot scces. to them. winch "a He'd HIN to
make his stound',ss anJ pucr.lc attach up.
on Mr Webster
TINS Nr Tus n TIC exercise Of 81,
mrngtI plcnaty cisll an! IA l,nty roNots
"lirssol l,rcf 10 Gen Scott. drcctn.
HIN rs 10 what move Lc must take vnh
H., troops \ portion Of those d.,clon.
were snch rs Gen SEQ, le,e,,d were n,
u,f wuh the best Interests Of our country.
add The TENDENCY Of which would be the
rro,'sciion rather ihan the termination Of
hosil'irs L. WIS the cnfrcsronisnre grow
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FARMS tOR SALE

StNEHNL Wc,ietn fsuna tom too ~
~ 800. With house, barn, anj 10 scts,
~ stups "a each. Tor sais lo~ Isfms 81
ctchsngc Apply lposi PAID to Gordon 4
~, Of Ihis pager 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

TN + Subscriber h,- pa, comp c'rd AMI
! "i',s io, sale lot Of ht-, rate Kl'irg
- nIIES viich will hc sold cheap TOT
cash or rc1dv pay lie ha, al.p on hand an
assortment Of
H1rn,sses. Itpnte. I'diiccs. carpet
BGgs. Sc,
and any article not On hand viii be mi. 1c IN
suon notice Stock and trimmings not TO
be ercel.cd.
OllIng Repairing, and Thinning dono on
Neat, FOO, oil frso'c
WANTED
frs r,'r jontorym'n, !, wanted immo-
dialoiy at the above business OF a man OF
s'caiy habrs. with some capital. a. i1n
ncr I BLISS
Ru,hni. lone 81. ie;. c,U
REAL ESTAI'E.-To lie so.d
THE following vslnih'e re,l estate. for
merly bclorging to the late Hon Nosr-
Strong
T. Cior.n3on- An untiyiiod half Of tic
l!,tlGcu lafm.
IN Mado.- Np9j, - division 3siacfcs
Noel - division. 10 ac1,s.
81 acto,ol 80 90 80 49,
J, n 1u4nn- 1850 or OF $4,000 IN ti-
DEF shares of ll,e Cedar lot, bias neat the
Creek;
h cAMerHn lllucar SheJi',sav ~. /.
Jn Rutland Pew No % 10 the Episcopal
Church. Also one eleventh psn oi,lr wni-
o~s do~rr CONSISTING Of the o~c ling house
home l,im. aud seven acres al Lad ~ the
Fast ll,re and Pevs NJ % so1 o IN the
FY.cppu t,I,r1 W. ku.l1ud. ,'d l.nt-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

iL.'Thc Nalnmofns l. u, after d,ililug
the bombay. which II IS unIorsooi Mr.
as m equivalent fnf the co.., OF the war
breaks out IA 'Le following terms
"rh,, then is tho suc,deon for oil the
hood and ''c''.'e expended IN i''s -Nar
Trtfiory--a desert wlslr-wh,n territory
was nN wanted ! the purcl aud bitter
days # the Republic, such war cnuli no'
havc occurred We take nasa mark oil
the drPen'racv of the age The down.
ward ''ricnry Of orr acaui'ul Structure
Of rovoruncu' is indeed f nr'ul"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

Kl>GSLEY's HARP or DAVID

'NIIi~ rs~ trps. c1rf.ill4s u. t
orsl.a' ii-rs. > th- snuu"f. siirhi
ell Ne frepmHe tls'oo i.- D.... hr.d. 49,
20 iho.e sho lro~ sn,i'ins ~, he ..ih.,-
t'lirf p'0fn'nrr, I-a,i-f,. 'f,n,sis
'Hf ef..fs afe repeatedly lf'fsc - tsl
srt .I.ulrt he iHss
v J. Z sTODDAHD
j1ne u ia =,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

Rp.LL's Nyyeron ful De,i = %.
- N-fmi'pgs ii,,ss s,fsp Ma ls'sfs
DO H,aNns O.aimsn' rsn irusftor, .ni
mart n..'f f4.s.1ir medicine. fsrei,si
an. N'-s T. Z -.aets"
ia! 10. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-30

4 D'}e,mua'for II D. t. he U,qi IS
II called. can lie accounted for upon no
other principle than from corrupt and stag.
nan, humofs IN the yeinuus circuia,ion. winch
preven, the proper return oi the vial fluid 10
the hear. Tho blood can have no more
rredi.e cilon iot the head han for any otter
part, indeed rs own specific Ct,,uv would
give II tendency Ia the os'feme-. bat when
The passages ave Il ok.d ~. and n becomes
~ 1t were, PRISONER IN The head, no wonder
tina, there II = dis'.ntion or swelling al the
blood ,esse's rrs-ufe upon the hfaio. and
headache. eiddiness. pllpils'iun az the heart
insanity .apopl",y,anr othet dreadful re,ni'.
Wugh'- Indian Necc,. blcPili> arc s,wav>
cci,,iD - prevent ths above unp'cAsrn, r"m.
plants. because th's eAr.l tom urCp atom
those very hunois Which -re the csusc not
onl, al al d,,uIdered mo'iuns OF the blooi,
but ~! evarr mrl'dy ln' dent 10 m1n 1he,
a..p nid anI Improve digestion. and therefore
Nil most a.sutc.l, give health and ,ieor to
the body. as wei a. Ifc,rui any cvli cunse.
qnenres from what - termed rusl of blood
Ia HE head
bwsfe Of c"4ui rf,ii. o. al and, Some arc
c9,i, ~lih sugar other. a., made & rc ,inh, m
outward ari.ttanr,f the .tlrita1 malicir .. Tie
'4'~st c,ur.c .tts luf.la-s'f "a Ga. Regular 1rcr'.
only one % more " whom may he found "A every
,llissc sud town Ia the site. frincil, o'iec loJ
Race street.
Agenn for Rudand Cau.iy-rlemen, &
Proctor. Ripley 4 BAILEY. W. J.. e.. S'od.
dvi, knn'nf u, Nron. T J n'i.<A 60
'sr - We PA. l..
mio,nh, t~,i,.on. 1 4 J {. Allen. f4r.
haven. l. : htmsifnng. vos,hs,en. llor
ace Hale, West PnnllHe.. \ Hh,>. Ea,l
poulinos. Val d Ou,. Nld.,t,wn I.o~i-
N L 4 q 4
Gleason, tulingsvile, John Rnckn,s'et
Shr.~ ,but,. samuel low nshe.l. Waling.
lord. i1ghnm 4 Val. Sou.h slns 'nfi &.
II Bruce. 4 TO-. D-rhY Botou.h : "
Si~,et. Inu.ll.h. GnAer. B,air. d {"
Wci,. Whrd,n : W. sam Paslri
New Ir,.aaI o.. e., he fremont slr.e
Boston, i3iy
FACTS 10 b. KENEMAERID
1hu Consumption i. almost always pro
dnced hssc ih,t nigh, costly bc cufci
That " isnt'- H,l.sm 81 WI ftcrry WI
cure any coYrh ~ told. No rrter oi low
lond standing. 1hn, the mrldsr form o
forspmpuor lfse'i >. alsl rurcd BY ih'~ RAJ
sam That II ., ccnretsd ~ mary lsvter.
clorsvmea aui physici,ns that ihis B,.,r
h.. never been ~oualed ior ne efficacy IN e
sN~cuons of 'he Longs snd Liver Tia
scores nu~ foI,tt" 80 tie secession 81 cote
health who. TO, Tor lh,s Bs.,,m. would iia,,
HHrl ll ii'lf avis. .eth gwen vi
t,f.~ ty !. eir i'irn.i, sni physcnu- Ah,t,
a., 'o.ncn.hcf hat co.. in,siuahe mcdicn,
49, teen imra'ed uncot vaf'nu. rar,r.. a.,
t,i ~ Wuiar' rcsmo. Ha''ori # Hik
Ciec~ on'v csn 10 re'-f 90 10 Crrr +
ma bcrt, warranted 10 cure A,'xr. never,
Nsge-~h.' np p',stclsn "a. rTr achleyst
an. 4ss rf.rf Teen Ar4Nn l.. f.tI %,
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~ !, t,r subscribers. h.iug appointed ~
tao ilon ihr Probate Cont iuf ~. dis
toes 81 kptl,od. cnnml.-iou,r. to receive.
cNaluinc snl sfIlst al , anus ani demands
Of al pcrsons against ihr sstaic 81
Iino1' Hsmsa'.d .aic IF P,n'fn,S.
insnif fisfurt. 10 ciscf. topfcscficd in.ol
vent. ant ~, mouths tom ih- IN "a, ~
lame. l-i1, bong allowed T., ssii Govt,
tor that purpose We 80 therefore hetet,
give notice hat We viii attend 10 the h4
sfn's~ Of "u' ~ati appointment al augustus
Diamond. 10 fitsintt. an tho l,s' 1ucs
fiNs 81 Sepi.tpbei and Nu,ruh'r neat.
iturh onr o'c'o.k y IN Until to'c,oh. + "a
on each ofs,ld dave
= A. KELLOGG &c.,
I VIII iUON
Pin-'ofd, luac 10. 80 -
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]. q. q. ID. IN. i" .s,. r .,.
rot c.H-sl ffsi' src"uf's $50 ls.1 :'sr
natr, 49, fe.f-ciflii, sn',lir 20 cr It la
TO uonft OF ~, '\sa pif
NiRl a MASON
kuu,n1. Ir~e- isi-

Nf', 90 i,,~ nli i.n~nrt,
u..ur. 90 lata.,rr. ust,prpt,,,
: 'u'i h'if~n - rs.'ieiea 90 go I.f.
iisfrri 80 "e ith tN oi June. 80
lnr sfr.inl.i i'o', ~ 49, -~'s'o ei j.'n
N'Di. love ~ iicTs 90 ,,if rf....i. drlc.>
e.. hstine fnt . sTHi-afinr = 49,
'"H'f ~ an ssfelsfun lul tie re lcf'iof go
irrncf fnf 49, r,,rn~ri uf it, .rh- sr4fnst
safI estate rne sfsf
ll. o'fcf.l ih,'.,ii ,~rll- ,iinn hr heafl
ari - idri ais s~ssinn eft ND coufi ~ ~
hH ~ - 'astlrton sin'es,li. or ihs So
Hi Juts reti, au. tat n.t = tpcfcNi De-
gwen iu sIl r"fs"ns in'ctr,tet %, puhlira.
urN .'l $50. ,f Isf iffrr weeks .lrs Itt II
Co. fhe Nu',ni licrsiA rev.~,rer y ntc,l
At NuNsut. 'ie last ni wNi,h sh,N lr ltc,i'
ous ~ the ttnie ~ irsffrr
- AIWo> WAE\ FIR lodge
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D-,iln ofRu,land, - ( De- iha,aaN.
tel probate count held ~ Rutland within
ND 'orstli di-'rlci on ihc irs' "0nday being
TIE IN day d June. 4 u is;7
Present, Nm IIl''. Judge
IN lus'fumrnt in wrurg jmpnring ~
he the last vii and ir-iimcnt ~ David Kirh
afd.on. late ~ Piusiofd IN .aij district. lie
ces-ed, having ibis dsy been presented 10
$40 cont nf pfphaif aud s.vancc ~
Nary H,tlrisun. tic rielgtnI .thcfe.n
named
Il ofde'c1 ,ta,s,lI vi 10 r,fr,I r,
probate ant.al 1wsncr - no it. Hon4.,
TONG tie j'h daY Of Ju'y ne,L sni
ral copy ofthi. order he pu' .hsd three
~s'As .u,csssl'oiy pfe'tp rhetafo IN tho
huthnd iieres'f. p'i'ic' 81 Rriirt. ih,i.l
p't'1ns interested may 'ppeaf srd tol,cU
the probate 'trreo' nihcy ace cause
ifl~ cory 90 refori
OF liikI, nav w.t..
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Keep Y OFT - the hand, Il the rn,,ile sni
h,sler tlso II f,x,ns. the .a.of.oas spt
linking stisans, ut p's,c,l iLsm from
rctusiag AM pcni,flng upon ~ ecui,na
u iSisf 81 yog ,,acrtsv. by N,
.hc~neia. b'li.,e ssied that Gen Va
"nea va coming ,s.s .ih 1900 neu io
MO- FAC Ameucsu, To rpou 10 fhai
" thn nuuf 500 AZ, I.l, 8 O., h. 80.
Of The SOulh. unI,t 1-n,fai Ai,s,,s-
They are eA'l,d liu,o,. from he l.c, thu
amer 'hty ocmo TO manhood ih,if face,
nom some cav.r of Other which ! have DO,
hes'i err anil, hosonI. sppr,i- yellow
'nd I'D lhsv s'c Of uu.c account .,ol
ticrs, AM q sptotslle Ia, Val,ncia'. m,n
~ h' has he nnr-h,r .i,tnlv rDmof-
s'o nothing ia, 'as f,ofur, / ,h.vso
70 BE- hired ca once ilcy WI not 10 1t a
gam
1hef' - much speculation m no, ann,
as TO what IS to hc ~ rtsui--s @, whs,is
10 r The winding up ~ ihi. ~str - NJ,
ic' ! en- 80 NJ cih,r icsuh ialn ih,
sutlngauon oi the country ,nnnly or at
least 10 Bringing u uuicr tie pfo,eciian
q ih' CoIci Snt,s A,auauln Me,co
IS hloucl out q ihc list ,hc candle 81 her
.ndcpcnI, nee Is burnt -'osnt IN, ,ocAc, /
len 10 'efs'lfshc would b. IN a few month.
from h'' uue, inability to govern hers-,f
tow md diviird hy in,,,rne connection.
No protection Whatever could l., given
ci'hcf TO l,Ic OF property ihcrc ntc no men
IN the country who could make h,ndwsy
aga.ns, The ,off'n, oi abuse. that would u,
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CAP AND LETTER PAPER
DIAM and Huicl ,ifpm 50 io , 80.
do. Ietfsr 20 ~ %
g w y 4 sIDDDNkn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-07
OFFICIAL-FRoM THE "uSIoN" OF WEDNESDAY,.
INDIAN TREATY.


We gratfed to learn that official intelligence has been
received at the Office OF Indian Affairs that the Sioux and
Wnnebago Indians have amcaby arranged and settled the
difficulties between them arising of attack upon
party of the latter by Of the former which several
Wnnebagoes killed. The Sioux in order to make re-
eft and support the relatives of the deceased thousand
dollars worth OF horses and four thousand dollars in money!
which they have authorized be taken from the annuties
payable TO them by the Government. The tribes having
come 10 friendly understanding and smoked the pipe Of
peace, sincerely be hoped that further difficulty will
arise between them.
IN connexon with the above authentic and official account,
we lay before readers the following article from the g ST
Louis Republican" of 2lth July
'We understand, by gentleman who was present at the
tne that treaty Of peace signed last week the Win
nebago mission, Fort Atkinson Iowa. between the Win
nebago and Sioux tribes of Indians. The principal stpula-
Ton OF the treaty for the payment by the Sioux to the Win
nebagoes OF So O00S 600 out of their annulos and 200
worth OF Indian horses-n consideration of the injuries done
by the former to the latter The tribes have been at and
peace may be secured for short time by these
"The Potawaonies also invited 10 participate in
this council They arrived during the deliberations and APP
peared the council armed The Sioux objected this and
the ntepositon of Capt Morgan, commanding the fort
necessary settle the Afterwards the Pottawato-
danced the Dance and declared their determination to
have the scalp of of the Sioux Capt Morgan was
again sent for, and took the from the Poawaomies
tending to deliver them up the day, the
Sioux had reached the p!ace-some twenty miles distant
where they had left their arms
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pants and has undergone the longest series Of reproduction
il soils foreign to its nature Of any exotic known agr-
Culture.
The first discovery of the plant by European by
Pzaro, IN his passage the Andes in l526'27 He
there used article of food for his furnished soldiers
Alter the conquero passed the Andes Mr.. Prescott says
"lgher up the Codieras beyond the limits of maize, &C.
was found the potato the introduction of which into Europe
has made an era in the history Of agriculture. Whether in
dgnous Peru, imported from the neghbohood Of Chill
rmed the great staple Of the more elevated plains and its
culture was continued to height many thousand feet above
the limits Of perpetual tie temperate attitudes of Eu
rope Wild specimens Of the vegetable might be still
higher pnging up spontaneously amidst the stunted shrubs
that cothed the lofty sides of the Cordleras" 1t intro
duce into Spain about the middle of the 10th century, and
into England in 1886.
Taese historical scraps introduced to the notice Of the
reader for the purpose of showing, first the exact locality of
the original plant and secondly its power of reproduction
from the seed Of the first transpanted plant TO foreign SOIL
Long, however, has wlhstood the facilitating effects of
reproduction in foreign SOIL find that it obliged yield
at last 1t stranger strange land the food of which
congenia TO its nature, and fails TO noush it through
many successive generations believe this TO be The
cause of the disease
The inquiry is how shall we avert the consequences
of the impending evil answer by resortng the origi-
nal stock its native strength and vgo the gorges Of the
Andes This task, do insist is the bounden duty of the
General Government to perform The Constitution devolves
Government the power provide for the general welfare
WHAT essential to the general welfare than the potato in
sound and healthy condition What detrimental to this
nation than its final extinction believe there is an act of
Congress which authorizes the Navy Department direct the
officers Of the Navy TO collect and bring home valuable plants
and seeds from foreign counties. Whether now exists or
not, know If it does, let respectful application be
made to the head of the Navy Department. requesting his
aid in this important matter, and viii be sure of
able reception If he has the power act officially in
furherng the enterprise let Congress be memoralzed the
subject. This matter should not be delayed.
will add TO what have already said, that the plant
should be taken from its native ground and not from coun-
try to which has been transpanted although may all
appe aance be in oushing in that country. If we
get from the Andes sure of an original stock and
may be that will be able to withstand many repro
auctions among has undergone it was first in
troduced into Europe
GENEVA, IN. W lS47. S.
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ron rae GExEyA GAzErrE.

The PorhTo-This plant highly esteemed by the &C.
morality of mankind aud of the first importance as an article
of food for the poorer classes evidently and rapidly advanc
ing to it, final extinction in this country We can hardly
conceive Of greater calamity to the people Of this country
than the utter destruction Of the potato We have been
visited by total failure Of the wheat crop in many sections
of country, when wheat imported for domestic use
from Europe Suppose extensive failure OF the wheat
crop happen again, which not By any
against and suppose the total extinction Of the
potato the time who will undertake to calculate the
Inconvenience that would to the people of this country
All people look with fearful apprehension to the sad event
The plant is bcset by disease which admits Of no cure
il is a lingering, faerng maady like consumption in the
human family 1t inertnits occasionally resumes healthy
aspect for time, returns with accumulated strength and
death csucs Various coneciues ao1 as TO the cans
of the disease and many remedies prescribed for its cure but
they have all thus far proved aborve DO not believe that
the true cause Of the disease has yet been fully asceancd
believe the efficient is inherent in the plant itself II
is exotic and il that by established law Of Ma
tue, plants ansplanted from their native to foreign soil
WILL BY long and successive reproduction from the original
stock, scken and decay from exhaustion The longevity
plants that have been anspanted from foreign soil depends
much on the hardness decacy Of the original stock the
place Of its nativity. The potato is among the hardest
See the first volume Of Prescos History Of the Conques,
Of Peru. pages l4l, 24s.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE POTATO, AND IT'S LEssENNG PRODUCT

highly esteemed friend in the western part OF
the State of New York very Justly remarks that,
the subject of the Potato being one OF immeasura-
bic importance, every real fact about il is of inter-
est, and advises the republication in the National
IntelIigencer of the subjomed article. He says that
for the last seven years he has himself observed
diminishing quantity of bloom in his potato field so
that for the past three years. including the current
year. il has been difficult TO find bloom there. The
same has been observed by friend of his in Scot
land. These facts, he says, and the too well
known disease in that root, do indicate diminish
ed reproductive power in this vegetable. KNIGHT,
the Gardener and Botanis who wrote much on the
duration Of life in fruit trees found the period of
several. Our correspondent supposes the potato
to have its limit Of life and therefore, from the pre-
ceding facts, that il may nor be in lis old age, and
Verging 10 extinction and, therefore, also infers
the evident necessity of importing fresh vigorous
stock from the original locality Of the mild potato
on the Andes-not from the levels of Peru and
Chill, where the potato has been cultivated for cen
turtles, but from the high gorges of the Andes--in
the wild and natural state Of the plant
Publish the enclosed says our friend; " make
what use Of it you please: but, above all, call
Z" the attention of Mr.. Secretary Mason TO the mat
4" ter, and give his generous spirit chance to do
g himself the perennial and humane honor of re-
Uiuing the potato, through the agency of the
Navy, as is well suggested by the writer of the
" enclosed article