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REFERENCES.

He has the pleasure of referring claimants and
others 20 the following gentlemen:
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, U. S. Army.
Brig. General Nathan Towson, Paymaster Gene.
raj u. s. A.
George Gibson, Commissary Gene
raj U. S. A.
Hon. A. X. Paris, Second Comptroller Of the Urea
Walter Forward late Secretary Of the Urea
sury.
Simon Cameron, United States Senate.
Patrick G.. Goode, Sidney, Ohio.
Alexander Harper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky.
Garrett Davis Paris,
Bailie Peyton, New Orleans
John w Davis, Speaker Of the House of Reps
james G. Hampton, New Jersey.
X. w. Thompson, Terre Hsute, Indiana.
4. Nj. Huntington, Indiana.
Edmund Deberry, Lawrenceville, n. C.
ID. S. Kaufman Texas
NJ. p. Gentry, Tennessee
Andrew Stewart, Pennsylvania.
Richard Brodhead,
Truman Smith, Litchfeld, Connecticut
s. r. vinton, OHIO.
X. G.. Thibodeaux, Louisiana
Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
VIM. Ii. Reed
G. Il. Smith, Inuiana.
Joshua A. Spencer, Utica, New York.
Robert Smith, Alton, Illinois
William Sawyer, Ohio.
MessTs' I, Gales b sc,.on, Washington city.
Rev. VIM. McLain,
VIM. T. sprole, West Point
lanes Knox, New York.
James G. Hammer, Baltimore.
Mcssrs. A. f. Sangston Co, Baltimore.
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DR. w. l.. Atlee, Philadelphia
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A. NJ. Phillips & Son,
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GUAM 81 sHARPEy's HUMAN ANATOMY,
" edited by Joseph Leidy, M. D., vols. octave,
viii over five hundred illustrations.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

that. Aud consequently the nincpenees were
freely rendered on each night Of the perform
ancc, Amer waiting for long time for the
execution Of this tremendous feat many
began to get impatient when youth more
forward than the rest and who had afforded
most patronage. resPcetiully.nslcd the per
former when be was going to gtatify the an,
dicneo with the performance Of the feat SO
often announcedi Bless your innocent
heart, says the performer, you've seen me
DO that a hundred times but il it will
particularly please you as l vo.for Orleans
in the morning | will 60 through Will it A.
gain Ia the meantime raising a glass Of
water to bis mouth and taking few swal-
lows. he says. did not swallow myself p
II did not irho ,,rGl'O,red for me
Any one can make their own application
Of the above to the swallowing process en-
acted q, Montpelier last week
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

COL James O. IIngcr, Of PcnsyIya.
mia. has been appointed Special Accn,
orihc Post Office Department, for mail
dcprcduiionS. His long experience as
contractor. &c. for thcdcpa1tmcut.
qualities him for the post.
900.
''NI. J." VI , w. '.n ,.,,,, w.
r'yi n - o.|'' o "' ",' II
'o' VT n'','''lo'1'@ u,o','Is 20" NV ~"
yer o, ,'lllo's' "'u , ,o,i,ir , - -, i,,,
"'c' N',",'',yl wv 80 Wv, ,I |.i,o'.'
,l''', y, ro''''.'S ''u,.I' " ,"C "'
I'"'lu 'i"''' ''' 'o0so '"'S'
Lieut.. Bcale presented his dispatches
today four in numbcr-to the Sccrc-
tary of the navy,who declines to pub
lish them. II is understood, however,
that they fully sustain the published &C
counts.
They contain nothing Of interest in
regard to the organization of terrific
rial government aud but little concern.
inc gold The dispatches relate main
~ to matters connected with the squad
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
VERMONT RAIL ROADS

Though somewha late IN the commence.
ment, We now have the promise Of an early
completion Of Vermont system Of Rail.
roads. The close Of lsi0, OF at the farther
est the early Spring OF 1850, will sec the
Rosdihom Bellows Falls TO Burlington by
Rutland IN running order, and We doubt not
thronged with cars We trust the compile
ton OF tho Central from Waterbury to Bur
logton Will not fall much behind aud we
shall be disappointed il tho close Of 1850
does not see 1t in complete operation. We
suppose 1t cannot admit Of question that the
short link between Bellows Falls and Brat
tleboto', on the Connecticut, will soon be
uppled aud when it IS remembered that
It is as natural Tor railroad rs for tree to
grow etdwiso.we cannot think that Wells Ny
cr will long be the northern terminus OF the
system Of the Connecticut Valley The road
from Burlington nJrh, to connect both with
Montreal and Ogjcnsburgh Qhe importance
OF which to all tie roads cas-, and south OF it
cumpels its early Constructlon) viii como
next. All that pari OF the Rutland and Troy
road which Is situated IN Vermont, cmbra-
eng some eighteen miles Of light work be-
stand, been placed under contract, and we
are told that il is the intention OF the CON
tractors to have 1t completed IN less Than a
twelvemonth, and unless we entirely over
estimate the intelligence and enterprise of
the people Of Washington County the re-
mainder Of The road from Poul,ucy to Troy
will be completed before the lali OF the lealin
1850 We believe that no one can accuse US
Justly OF being either lukewarm ia the sup
puIl Of or under estimating ;he importance
OF this great avenue Of internal communica-
ton. 1t fofms the nearest practicable line
between the lower valley Of tho Hudson
through the garden Of Western Vermont to
those channels Of trade aud travel and resor-
voirs Of Commerce that do now and always
must command the business OF two thirds of
both the Canadas and Northern New York,
a region OF country that IN twenty years
from less than half a million has grown to
a population Of more lhon a million and n
half, and needs only the completion Of The
Improvements now making to stimulate 1t
into a s,,lI more rapid growth; growth
as healthy as its climate, and as enduring
as lis ron While wo congratulate the
people Of PoulJuoy and Of Ru,IanI-one The
home q 4 our bIrlb and IN. other Tho home
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
THE HERALD.
Wednesday Evening, June g.
.OCOFOCO STATE CONVENTIONS.
NiRRliGr EXTRAORDINARY.

- sair trg rioui4 al morning" g..
The State Convention Of tie two branch
cs OF the Locofoco party Of Vermont, was
holden at Montpelier on Thursday last-and
a brief notice cf tho proceedings will be
found in another column ASS friend Of
peace We are happy to announce that the
fac,ious spirit which has for short time
existed in the Locoioco ranks has been sub
ducl--that oil has been poured upon the
troubled watcr-and that harmony and I'M
ion once more prevail in tie camp Of all
there is of Locotocodom in Vermont. 1t
is not TO be supposed that ioe--outsido
barbarian as We are should know any
thing Of the means and appliances brought
to bear upon the refractory to bring
them into tho traces nor is i Tor us to say
Which branch Of the party has swallowed
the other. Out Of the line but little can be
known Of the compact that has been entered
into between the parties interested, and
which, as it would seem is to bind 'harmoni.
Gus souls once more together Whether
our new born democratic free soil friends
have taken a well endorsed bond FROM their
bunker allies that they shall play fair, or
whether they have agreed to play false
themselves, is Of course a matter known on
ly to the wire PuIlcrs Of the party; but be
this as it may, we think it bchoycs all hon
est FREQ sellers and especially al wings to
look cautiously at tho big mot whito) heap,
set up for their inspection and considera-
ton
OF tho personal or private character Of
Horatio Needham OF Of Daniel Roberts Jr.
we have nothing to say; with tho latter
gentleman we have been on terms Of init
macy from early boyhood; they are both
honorable men, and but for their alliance
with. and long continued adhesion to a par
y ever opposed to the principles which they
now profess to regard as 50 important, we
should think they had almost as strong a
claim for The suffrage Of the real free sellers
Of Vermont as have had Carlos Coolidge,
Robert Picrpoiut and the several Govern
ors aud Lieutenant Governors Of the State
for the past six years.
We know not how far this strange union
Of the democratic lprstended) free sellers
81 4 Z
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

had already m1rchcd into Gallaoia en-
route ior Hungary, 10 the assistance Of
The Austrians. 10000 Russians, with
$50 cannon and q 900 cavalry.
Gen. Rem IS well prepared to give
them a warm reception Tmnsy va
MIA, aud there will be warm work before
10 Is over.
4 Russian General has posted nouc-
e' that whoever refuses 10 take Bank
notes shall be hanged
GERMANY.
Prussia has followed the lcadof Aus
lrla aud Withdrawn her delegates from
Frankfort The other principal pow
ers will now doubtless DO the same.
The Grand Duke of Baden has been
obliged TO fly from ms capital whiIstlu
EIbcrhcId, Dusseldorf, Hagen, Csclehu
aud IN all the market towns IN Rchish
Prussia, the insurgents have erected
bnrrlcodcs and make tic constitution
prctcuce for tumult.
AT Berlin a sort OF Congress has rs
scmblcd aud Baron Gngcu's scheme of
a German Federal State has been rcvl-
we'd, double confederation 10 be the
basis. Austria consents to a closcrcon-
nccton with Germany. The German
state and Austria are never to 60 to
war; they are To form a defensive al
lance, and foreign war may be car
ned on by either power # thus power
do not succeed in proving to the other
that It's interests are equally involved
Ia the dispute.
The Emperor Of Austria and the
King Of Prussia,os hereditary chiefs Of
the new German Federal state, are to
appoint Commissioners who are TO act
aud advise as the executive Power Of
the two Governments scheme has
now received the attention of Europe.
But It's realization depends upon It's
many contingencies
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
Baltimore, June 2. 1916.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Intelligence
mas been received here from ST. Thorn
as by which weIcarn that the L. 6. fri
gate korilan arrived there on tho 10th.
iier sailing master, Passed Mdshipman
Alexander died on the passage out, as
did Quortcrmostcr.
II Is positively denied that Lieut..
bushrod Hunter has resigned his com
mission IA the Navy IN consequence
OF a refusal Il the Secretary 10 transfer
nm from the John Adams to which
he had hoeu assigned.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06

.wh ] hainl got sottins TO say ig.r,t
hr arn-l, "a, Her
Cast val, better take your sea-
Dee tcot
Get IL sif
| u be gael da-ned e dew. r-,bcr 'uN
I've so, ny bteAkius' l,la.I fosit. I'm
EoiA ieu ~ TIE ralies ont. and g yer
cAilA's aiut yev air mistsiir
80 the stage dt1 start. aud l,f' lisr who
oouuuued h.. attack On tie ci.t.es Boz
suits eofcc. steaks Sc. disappeared rap q.
ly before the cyls Of The af5aifhci land.
lord
Say. SQUIRE them cakes il bout Easi 2
'e,eb ~ smother criu Ola en- Vow g.
the waiter. 'uuiber cup oy that ,rc coffee b.
Pass them eggs Race yev'rc own pork
squire i-ib,s Is maGiu' nice ham Land
bout here ;.llerahle cheap. Squire; liala't
ct much m2pl, timber iu these part. hsy
SCI Dun right smart trade. Squire.
csnsto Bonita yer own Eggs dow ,ey
and thu, lIct kept qu.lias Oh. landlord
until be had made a hearty meal
Say Squire now In bout tlw conclude
payja my dcroircrs tow tiis ,re table. but
efy'w'd jos, give us bowl e bread aud
milk isv 'orte' top % with. ia o. obliged
tow ye'
So out goes The landlord and waiter far
tho bowl milk and bread aud set them bc-
fore H,z
Sperm ietS ef yeir please
But no spoon could be found Land
lord WaG sure he had plenty OF siirrr ones
laying on the table when the stago stop
Ied.
Say you do you think any Of the
passengers took tbem7
Dew Think 40 don't THINK. but
] Am Iarlin II they air al as green as
yew bout here I'm goin tcw l3catc immcdi
a1ely and tev wonst
The landlord ruslos out 90 the stable.
and starts a man Of after the stage. which
had gone abou, three miles Tho man %
vertskos the stage and saws something o.
the driver in low tone llo Immediately
turns back aud on arriving at the Hotel
He1 comes out TO take bis seat, aud says
Ileaow air ye goutsl I'm rotten glad
feio see yeir.'
Landlord says to llcz can you point
out the man yoi think has the spoons =
Pint him eoul7 Sartinly. ] ken. Say
sbuire, / paid you four nine pences for a
breAkfuss. and callate got fdc rdHcc ou'E
fewll hnd them spoons ~ rnE coTfEE
Porr
Go ahead all aboard driver - Spirit
Of the Times
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-06
INTERNATIONAL ART UNION.

We would call The attention Of our read
ers who are in favor Of patroazing the aris
to the advertisement Of this now Ar, Union
Of which Mr. II. Stark Of Poul,ncy, is agent
for this county.
This as We understand IL, il a society
established rather 10 behalf Of Europsau
artists IN competition with those particular.
lJ favored hy the American Art Union -
This is all well and all who 60 for the free
interchange ofw5rks of art. throughout the
world. viii give their favor as soon 10 tbi,
institution as the other.