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CLoTHlN .CLoTH HING.

CLOT III N -. G Q HIM G.
RETAIL STOCK ARRIVED!
M BARNETT. No. 10 CAMP STREET. has Jus, received
w. per ships Galens Quebec and Memphis, large and
well assorted stock of fine SUMNER CLOTHING made
expressly for the retail city trade:
Super, Black French Merino Dress and Frock Goats;
Fine Drap d Etc d Orsay Goats and Sacs;
Cashmerette and Tweed Sacs, all coors
Csshmerette Paetos and d'oEay Goats, all colors;
Plain Linen. Plaid Linen and Nankeen Sacs
Spper Fancy Grass Sac and '0Isay Coats:
Fancy and Black Eng lush Merino do. do.
Black and Fancy French Merino Pants;
Superine Drap d. Etc Pants;
White Brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants:
India Nankeen and English MernO Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Vests
Fine Black Bombazine Vests;
Super Plan Figured and Embroidered White Marseille
Vests etc. etc. Gmy9 tell NJ. BARNETT. IL Camn SITS
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

THIS fayote resort of the citizens of Louisiana, Misss
sippi and adjoining States, reopened for the "a
reception Of v,sers Saturday, May L. Various I'm
alterations and additions have been made during the EA
winter. with view of rendering this establishment ageea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered OF by the splendid line OF
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Cali
orna, which cave Lake Pontchaain daily, and the Mo
bile and Monezuma til weekly.
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and Boys separate departments under the able manage
ment of Mr. Backuan well and favoaby known the
residents Of New Orleans The Academy viii open June l.
Two Physicians Of well known standing; dwell at the
Pass. R. II. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
All msiabe Gater left at the Offices Of Mes rs. J.
r. Geddes, Bank Place. and M. Juson, Esq, OF
Cana! and Camp Streets will be forwarded daily my25 3m
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WANTED IMMEDIATEL

WHOLESALE purcha ers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store, and -
constantly receiving by every arrival from New 7i<
III York, direct from my mandatory in New.
$ ark N. j. c4n sell cheaper than any other house in
the city, and there be found in New Orleans
better of those articles have in store
800 dozen Of black white and pearl BUEhA vIsTAs Of
fyI2 % CustOmhouse ST., staifs
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HATS-HARDWARE, 80.
q CASES Broad Black Fur HATS. &
y 1 Broad Planters do. r.
l do. Dab Palo Alto LeghOrn do. -
l do. Dunstable straw do.
THREE CASES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
50 Draw Knives, Chises Plane Irons Augurs, etc.
10 doz, nests covered Wood BUCKETS, 3 in each.
For sale by 1S5 ASDREws C. CO 81 Common ear st
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u.
rl,HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
L friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge for several years has just Tina
been elegantly retted enlarged and efurnsbed the 2A
most fashionable manner and the entire organization OF
every department complete The most splendid suits of
apartments be had at all times by giving few hours
notice.
The central and fashion able location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders one of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and there shall he eyeOn<
spared to have continue to merit the liberal support it has
heretofore ece,ved. IL. J. HARTWEII.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d& VII
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CdESCENT HUTEAI
CORNER CUSTOyNIfOUSE MD FROJNT' SITS
Aj ILL be opened for The reception of BOARDERS on
~ WEDNESDAY. January g. ls4a We'll fur. Ap.-A
nlshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen Esssg
TABLE-the best the market will afford 4A1LH
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of and Board
Ii is of the most healthy and airy in the
city, and ins will be spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
1W Terms reasonable establishment OF the kind
In the city. tJal d& Wit T.. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL

BAY 81. LOUIS HOTEL.
'HlS Establishment having been repaired and newly fr
reception of Vsite and Families wishing to spend the E
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place The under L..:A
signed have purchased this property permanent resi-
ahce and VIII Keep the house Summer and Winter
ne best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and no
pains nor will be spared render the stay of
pleasant and agreeable. Lmy2 6m] C. LEWIS & ca.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
,,1,,D Lake end Of NeD Shell Road.
HE undersigned has Just reit,ed opened the above
weli-knowh and favorite establishment and in a.
tends TO make IT, IN every respect worthy Of the pat nkSsE
OF his friends and those who wish en- low RAhAE
pleasant drive to OF the most elegant and sauhrous re-
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
IN the best ORDER he will have boats at all times keep
his table lied with the nny TRIBE fresh from their ocean
scrptou of wild and all the decaces that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice lquo and
wines, with good lemonade for his Temperance fends-
Come one. come ALL" Gd20 6m] DAN HICKOK.
SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, La
5mmse ~ fronting tae Steamboat Landing.
ing out OF said Rivers will find it to their aiyan- IL
1ase to stop with him. all the Boats stop Bayou go
Sara Horses Carriages and Bngsies always to hire &
iya ly T. b. SMITH. Proprietor.
BOA DING HOU Sc.
III IRHIIER Street, detaoeen st. Charles and Cdron.
acset StrsetsOrs door from The corner IF Cdrondeet s.,
1S1 FULLY informs her friends and the public orally
That she continues in the above eligible location Occu Gi
pisd 6y her during the last year. She has had herix
HOUSE thoroughly refed and red for the accommo.
daor OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past
age she hopes by dgen attention the comfort con.
venience OF her patrons to merit and
the same Her terms will be, as heretofore, MODERATE.
NIL d&W
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INMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
Ia that the next thing in importance to that Of having
good supply of Provisions for the inner TO have
due regard to the of the outer man. We distinctly
that we are not selling coat but at low prices
any other house in city, Those in want CLOTHING
for the Go!d" other Dggings." are respectfully
invited to call at the cash store OF
JOHN SOUTHWEI.L Il CO., q Canal st..
fyI3 dNW If Under the Planters Hotel.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.

1AIFd w JL w ZIG.
y "A TYLER, 80 GIMP ST., has constantly ON hand
,s, and dns is receiving cg v BY exsT -iHEs God
the best maken. Ako-Fob, Vest E|A
and Guad CHAINS, SEALSaAiA
. - and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils Thimbles Buckles &C.. Fine Brsceets Brooches
Necklaces Rings Siverware. Spoons and Fork. Ladies'
gaudlesticks Urns. Tch Fancy Goods Lubn4s fine Per
nameous to mention. Aso-SPECTACLES, with Gold
Silver Shell OF Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye-P Protectors etc., etc. constantly on hand and
fitted to suit the eye q; short notice. nils
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

AZ Ancient APPLR - Col. Samuel Jacques
oi The " len Hills Farm" near Boston, has
presented to the American Antiquarian So
cey an apple more than fhy-slx years old.
II was given him on the l2th Of Sepisabsr,
t703, as birth. day token, by young lady.
the period of whose entrance into life hap
pened TO correspond with his own.
The original size of the apple was abou,
,ha, OF large cranberry and what is some
what remarkable, 1t grew from small bud
starting out OF sIoul limb, while tho rest Of
the fruit of the tee Qhe Sumner lIeryeyl
was large, The apples weighing from Twelve
TO fourteen ounces each
This venerable specimen is rs well pre-
served az al Egyptian mummy. IL has many
wrinkles as usually belongs to extreme old
age, and exhibits the complexion TO which
every thing mortal is wont to come al last.
49, WOycssicI Spy.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

les New Oi.san. Ceanst rubIt.h.s n.s
io4lS~ iss -bich a 81 coBrs-. yeff,ctiy true
A FieBeh ptvsiotsa. s.sssltshsd u Vsrs
Pas. - ko. brsldes pfseusinE medicine, has
10 chstEe 81 sTlspsFr taraatng ests,es. 80
90 nakfug sorpe excavations, nnSsusksn
~h ~. view 81 forming q eansi through
whifb 70 rsrff hls PROCURE 20 tue .sa, di..
sSVsted o. 80 Dv'igu Of he bay u Iioodu-
'"s u'c oPshiaE ~ q rnunuu.sbtal canal. IS
rn'ssss side. tsiovi geo f-ei) snd running
10 sars,ghl haf towards the south veal. iis
'ijss oeins coslfa'sed OF enormous stones
'ues'y cot The Iwo wsiis. wbirh eonliau.
81 PsfaIsihsd teen followed 10 the distsaco
81 ssTsfsl LEAGUES
Having rsaebsd the 100, Of the mountain,
where ihs solesno Of Fssro 10 nov ia acnv.
~ enc hatinF cut Hwsy hoes trees thst %.
s'a''~d ne sairsnes, they passed under
Nsuh leo Hsisr- 10 height (abov, o3s feei.)
snd OF Ihe same ~idib ~ the canal Moth.
ins smSng the sseisni CVclopsan strUctures
70 Greece could give sn adequate idea OF the
usmsndous a,ssonfy n the walls OF this
tsui. The cabSl was filed with salt watef
20 meters deen
oet initepid cnunl,,nsn ga not hesitate
10 eupsfs nlth some inGishs ina pifugu.
winch he caused 10 Toe brought 10 the spot,
sh3 J.. houcs afterwards Of this story is TO
ne uthr,ed) he entered the great ocean (tho
iaroe) between GAulemA,a and San saliva.
o"t ihrough an immonse natural grot,o.
ca 80 of me fishermen OF that coast lLc
De'ts siooih. ~hich superstition had defer.
'ed 'bsm tom enierug. The whole vaulted
par OF tnis sspsthumau structure Vas light
90 ~ shaiis, cut through TO the surface
"oo'e. and through us whole eIieu, II is
hAvieable iut tho largest ships
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Coinage 1T appears from the Annual
Repor, OF the Directors Of The MINT that do
poslles for 80 image al The Mint In Philadel-
phla and us three branches, Tor the year
ls4s.was S3,343,c09 in gold and % 1876 500
IN silver. The actual coinage WAS e3,176,-
5l2 in gold pieces, and 81 ,oi0 900 10 silver
besides SOLIDS in copper coin. The total
number of pieces coined was l26t6,790.
whose total value is $3.50, 72s. Most of
The deposiIes were Of course the produce os
mines 10 lie Unuod Slatea and Of The a.
mount Sli,l77 was from California gold,
and S6s2 from Mcxico The total coinage
Of the Min, since 1893 is Sl5l ,o7L7I8, CON
sIsling OF 3I3 % $50 pieces of coin.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Received Thsi the ladies owe to them
selves and to the county to USE oil Their
influence IN ihc cause OF Temperance.
The appropriate and clcqarn, remarks
Of Mr. s uron this resolution wotc follow
81 BY quilly Elective addresses By Mes'fs.
Walker, Steel, Barrett. and othru, upon
The Importance Of female influence 70 1hr
success OF The temperance reform.
The Influence Of the hotel or tavern Tor
goaj or ~, md The Importance Of cucour.
aging and sustaining houses Of pubic en-.
tctIaInmeni, KEEP upon correct rrlnelPI's,
without grog shop attached, called out
many interesting remarks
Voted, to adjourn wihou, day
CHESTER SPENCER, Prrsidtu'
O. Cook, in, Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07
Trltan,rn An.o,, rn, nr...M...

TrLtes.rH Acaoa rHE 0csAs ..Mss.rs
Hubbard & Co Of New York, propose ~
connect tho two continents by telegraph.
They ask hai government will spptopt
ate the sum OF $50 600, 10 I've orpended In
Tie surrey 81 the proposed route, aud also
place al their disposal avessel fpt the same
purpose They say that from explorations,
they are satisfied that a series OF shoals,
produced from submarine volcanic action,
extends from the banks OF New foundlsnd o
Tho month Of the English Channel, aud that
these shoals, 10 many instances, do not lie
more than 1870 Ice, below the 81 rlsee Of the
ocean. They propose 10 traverse the Al.
lastio nv means OF buoys, submerged TO the
desplh OF 90 feet, sad eonhcd BY sachofs
resting upon these lodges or shoals, the
wires To be enclosed in some Substances I'm
previous TO water. as Indian rubber or eul,a
prfeha.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Railroads al The close If the year Is4s.
The Railroad journal, summing up the
extraordinary influence Of railroads upon
The country aud upon tue world, saws. ~h
may BE safely estimated the entire e1pendi
'ufe within the last twenty i've wears IN
The projection and construction Of failrood,
WI. not TALL short Of one thousand million
OF dollars and that the influences in "a.
ei'na'ng business, 10 reducing the exocu.
as aod ume OF luyel. and 10 opening n,
ne" regions Of county, wiz give an III.
creased value to properly ofiwice thai a.
mount ; and y't their influences are onI,
Just beginning to be fclL Within mani
%oZ mht' Of new railroad have Teen addsJ
10 that already in usr." '10''
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

PrBLrc OPINION A fellow was Lrousbt
up by Tie Philadelphia police for stealing
shoes, whose views upon public opinion as
bearing upon cusrts and juiies tie yeyv
much like those Of Judge DAILY. of Nav
YORK. As reported in the Pennsylyanj,
Martin, the lsker Of boots and shoes, "a.
piled to the mayors inquiry how public
opinion would estimate him whe committed
as a thief
Public opinion be - blamed. I'm
!eetle above H. don't get my Twin by
public opinion. lie, public opinion go 70
---erass. The public 'aint nv DADDY -
! wouldnt crook nv finger, jes, tina, wsv.
Tor anything The public could do for ma az
against me so shove ahead as soon as YOU
like"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

II The last gold story, as we'll as the
greatest is related by the Boston Trans,
cipl
y runaway soldier is said to have dis.
covered lump, OF a rock of gold, thai
weighed $50 pounds and IL q ounces he
Yves AFRAID 10 leave il, and mounted guard
upon Il and al The las, accounts he had sai
mere % days, and had offered S27 900 for a
pate OF beans and pork. but his offer had
Always been Indignantly refused. and tbe
poor fellow only laughed a., for the niopsrI.
mess OF bis oiler' by parties going further
on' "hete l'o ar'icie was SAID 10 be more
abundant ''
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07
THE FINE ARTS

We have Just seen Al the Office Of our
County Clerk, the celebrated pislure Of" The
FiH Rsiormers, Prssensisg heir fsmou,
Protest =, the Diet Of Spires. April l0th,
1929, "--engnved by John ssuain. from the
onginsl BY George CsItsimels. snd publish
% by sana,n a Do,y. phiAdslphia. I,
gives the liksnsssss Of ~ Pdncss forming
me esniral group, and dislinsuished eharse
teri OF the llmss.
They have spared no pains 10 10 make II
worthy Of the patronage Of the public. and
II 10 truly 5ssunlul picture.
Subscription pIies - Three Dolsu, pay
Ahls o. ne delivery Of the puat &c. =
"A Hof.ilI q IPPoit,s5 sEsr'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

SOMETHING NEw,-1he correspondent Of
the New York Express states that 'smong
the nc" things claiming patent, at Wash
inatun, is an invention by MIR. Van Vechen,
OF the Iwando Democrat, n. Y. who claims
to have discovered plan by which mail and
all express matter can be transmit tied ons
thousand maes an hour, 10y means Of an Al
mosphefic Telegraph A lube 10 formed Of
any size and length, and by means OF an air
pump, carriage, Of cylindrical form, is
propolled-ihc air operating on piston head
or driver, in the rear
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

NJ GsY. JAMES Wn.soN, Of KOeue, has
been nominated for reelection to Congress
by The Wings of the Sd Congressional Dis
'rlcI, New Hampshire. The nomination
was made unanimously and by acclamslon,
and fixed determination was eyinced by
lho Convention to eiec, him. We hope they
they will SUCCEEDED, Tor there is no true +
Wing or able Representative in Congress
from New ENGLAND than Gen Wilson.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

The Ner! House Of Repyeseniahres -Ac,
cording to an impartial and careful estimate
by the Boston Alias Of the relative strength
q The two parties in the next Congress, il
will stand rs follows Wings, 1870 Locos,
SO, all others, "a This is made by coun
ting against US all the Free Soiler. Natives
&c, most oil whom will vote with tho Wings
upon all general questions. We shall have
10 any even. clear majority Of Twenty
Mss.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

4 Female II ID -- Miss Elizabeth Black
well graduated At The Geneva Medical Col.
Icge on the 23d ult with high honors and
received the degree OF VI. D. TIE subject
Of her thesis being ship fever On recelv-
ing her diploma she thus addressed the
President: II thank you, sir With the
help oflhe Most High, II shall be The effort
Of my life to shed honor on this diploma
Miss Blackwell commenced the study Of
medicine with DR.. Elder Of Philadelphia.
Boston Mail.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Accident Driesbach Biz " his Lion.
The Boston Daily Mail OF the lsl ins,
say, yesterday morning at tho National
Theatre, Herr Dncsbach put a newly i'm
ported tiger into the cage with the lion
lion,s, and Ieopards, and supposng the an.
lmal TO be under suliicicn, sybjecilon TO Sc.
cure him from all danger, len the cage un
der the care Of the usual keeper No
sooner had he gone out Of eight thnn tho
lion made an attack upon tho Tiger AID in
az instant bath were elrnehcd, md went nj
il tooth and nail " They disputed every
inch OF room like well drilled generals -
Dtlesbsch ran to quell the hghI, with spears
and pieces OF ois, and at last entered the
cage. But hls power over the beast was
at on end Tho lion seized him and threw
hum down, tore his scalp of his head. aud
bu him very severely on his right arm,
which bled prolusey. He made his es
cape from the cage with his clothes COM
plrlely torn from his back Medical aid
was cuIIed, and from tho last accounts we
learn his wounds though extremely pain.
iui, are no, serious. Ii was more thnn three
hours before the lion was subducd and rem
dercd obcdlenl TO his keepers
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Come hele, my lad )" said al attorney TO
q boy about nine Yeas old The boy went,
and asked the attorney what case was 10 DO
tried noM. The lawyer answered "a case
between the people and the devil--which do
on Ihlnk will be The most likely 10 gain Tho
acii on J. The boy replied, al guess IL will
be pretty bard squeeze-lhe people have
got the most money, but the devil tho most
lawyers"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07
THE HERALD.
Wednesday Evening, Feb. Z.
RAILROAD FROM RUTLAND TO
TROY. DlRECT.

" lAisfhpAh Nv " " 80 ~
TROY. DIRECT
A meeting Of the iiiends oi project for
lie construction Of direct railroad liue
from Troy To Rutland. via, Hoosict, Cam
bridge and Salem. was held At Salem on
Thursday oflsst week and we sie glad to
learn that the g.thsting was ouo well caIco
lated to give confidence TO all ri ends Of the
enterprise. Their meeting was one Of he
largest, and most respectable Ia It's harao .
ter ofAny that has ever been held in this
vicinity, being composed Of msa rspresen-
ting over s20. 900 200 pl capital
We have no. as ye, seen the proceedings
OF the meeting, bot shall doubtless publish
them In our next. The assembly was ably
addressed by Messrs. h. Gibbs, + D Cul.
yer and o,hers;---a commitiee was appointed
10 urge the necessary grant Of charter
from the New York legislature, and foil
hopes are entertained Of the speedy com
meneemsnt OF their mosl desirable enter.
prise.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

Nisc'MA GoLD.--A friend a dsy or two
SINCE 'oiI ~ he had seen a certificate from
'ne minl, OF n.ne thousand DOLLAR worth nj
GOO deposi'ed ~ the result Of Eve or ar
Gays WORK with about as many hands. At
We hiiehalt moe In Virgins, OF Me.srs.
l''''' stockton, &c. Six negroes, we learn
rom an"'hef reliable source, had obtained
Ih'r'y ne po1Hd' oi Rold from the st TO the
ON OF IN OF ms month The last DAYS
~. KING 81 Arsr negroes vas worth sIbo4 A"
'0A' says oLf 'nend. ., 'hroWs Cslifor.
rrs con llc'clr ~ tis shade - mn
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

HKNRY CLAr.- The Legislature Of
Kentucky, on the st inst, made choice Of
Hon. Henry Clay to represent that Com.
monwealth in the United States Senate, for
six years from the 4th Of March next.
The noble old hero Of Buena Vista in the
Presidential Chair; the gaian, defender Of
the American System, and the equally gal
liant defender Of Northern Rights, w. IL.
Seward, IN the Senate We arc sure all
true Northern freemen will rejoice over re.
suits that seem so suspicious Of good.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

a SAw.-A wag NJ our acquaintance.
saving With saw that was not the sharpes,
~ the world afrer trying vainly to saw vim
H. broke out at last as follows :--'OfAll the
saws that ever saw, ! never saw a saw
saw as that saw saws. AN. Kgiek,y6orL.
NNNN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

CAsslus ". CLAY, through the columns Of
the Louisville Examiner, proposes convea-
ton Of the Ami. Slavery mau Of Kentucky,
to be held al Louisville mex, spring, for the
purpose OF organization, with view to So.
cure The adnplion Of some scheme Of sman-
cipaton IN The new Constitution OF the state.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

another Bridge at Niogara.--A bin is be.
fore the New York Legislature for the
Incorporation Of a company to build new
suspension bridge ACROSS the Niagara liver,
about forty feet below the American falls.
such structure will command a midway
view OF both The falls at once, in all their
glorious variety
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

We are requested by tie Sec. Of tie
Young mems association TO say tina, tho
lecture advertised to be delivered by L. l..
Ormsbee Esq, on Monday evening last was
indefinitely postponed in consequence Of
the sudden death Of a near relative Of Mr.
Ormsbee. We, in common with many 9th
ers, are in hopes that the promised lect uro
will be delivered in The course Of the coming
week.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

HI The Supreme Court commenced its
session IN this place on TUESDAY. Judges
Hall Redded and Poland present We
understand there is large amount Of bust
ness 10 come before This court aud that It's
hearings will probably be continued during
next week.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

biIL authorizing the constructing NJ =
Isl"aT aeros, the Cape 6f Florida has pa,,-
go lhs Onred Siales Senals. This /, Grand
pt"Jeo' 10 shorten The travel between New
Ina and New. Orleans, and originated win
some capitalists IN New York
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

III 10 the pennsy wanna HouSe Of Rep
resenlatves consisting OF 100 members
there are IS farmers, 10 mechanics, l6 law
yers, II merchants, G printers, I doctors,
and only one ceaAsman 10 the Senate,
consisting OF 80 members, thers are 10 lar
msrs, lawyers, 3 merchants, 3 printers,
, mechanics, and but one gentleman. SO
says the official statement Of their call
lngs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-07

The Platte tMo.) Argus, a democratic pa
per, urges the whole wesi to unl,e w;th the
North, agalns, the extension olsiayey, aud
adds
We trust that the drsi act Of the Missl uri
Legislature, when n meets this winter, will
Dc the passage OF resolutions instruciing our
Senators, I'D requesting our representatives.
10 Congress 10 vote Tor the passage OF the
WiImul Pfovso, and use all their Influence
IN ~ favor"