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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

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LIS or LE ERS REMAINING IN
lhE POS OFFICE Al RUTLAND,
MARCH 81, 1919.
Butler c; z Howard Nelson C.
Brown john Jr johnson John
Bryant Harrison Jackson Adaline
Beaumon, B3 Kncwlton Barnard
Baird Hiram Lawrence A Mis-.
Barrett G. Lockwood Slas
Bogue b S Lock Simeon
Boardman Miss Fran. LsthGeld John
elsa Lyon Rachel
Brsdy Thomas Iuiil Alexander r
Berry Miss Hannah Larned Jarvis
Bryant Mary & Long I'D
Bourk Mary Lincoln W
Curtis Harvey S Loyelann Robern
Cheney LYMAN 5 Liusley Charles
Colman John Need Caroline
Cook ABIGAIL G Q McG,yeren Charles
CbarI.e Urram N,uIey Alien
Cain William o Manly El,c,o
Clatk Caroline Newton Robert
Coppins Caimer NirboI, Am,sa
Cartuth Hannah Pcrkn, Thomas
Cline Thom,s3 Pan, Sbcrm,n
CLARK Nary l. PrII Lucy
CLARK GJr p,fm Ira
Cram Willard o Perkins s Chaunrey
Carrolon Bem Pan Bfadley
Collins II pul,,l ZIP
CoInns A pow,i' q
Clark Sarah s prrs,ns Alfred
CbGprd n Richardson Clio,
Chepey Georoe Ricb,,dson Samuel {;
Cr,nd,II Sarah Ross lone
Dale John Robinson Amos q
Egples,on Mary RICE Anthony
E,Ierb,,oks Allied Rnge,. Ftvard
Eayres James russell James
Edrer,cn David RnsseU Ab,,h,r,
Fo0t Live, Str,fton N,,v
Ful,on q T. S,o,ing p "
Fns,er n,yidco Seu,,L r., ~
Glvno Lana r snail lam u
C;rsp,, S,,,b Su.,l A.,,,irh
Gn,uoIGFIo Sn.,J F,,,I.i,n
Good,,,o X'ln,u S,n,y Ils,,ei VI
GoIds,,,,h Iannsn, oSt,,clc, + NJ
Gidd,ncs Saah Sncvor
Ga,dne, AZ Sr,ib klm,,a
Gr,Jv Tbom,s Snencer N
I,.,,,,.l EIc,,s, SION T.
E,I, S,r,b Smnb G 3
III E,,rLn, N,aIlo,
H., Ia~oL TY,u,,.,r William
IiaJIy p W,uierg Jacob
Ji,,mso g W Williams Rssecca
u,bbard ] Drn Walker AIdsre
Uadoes Erank ar tieoNa.b,urn L,bp u
IIichins Thomas Webster Joseph
IL, IJ,,n.h VvIg,os p,ly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

w the subscriber, being appointed b,
INC Hon. Probate Court ior tho Din.
Uci OF Rutland, commissioners 10 receive
eS',n'"e ana adjust all claims snd demands
OF "'' persons an',ast the estate uf
ANASA GREENO,
'1'e OF Hu. ,'nd o. SAID district, derea,ed
.ePlosen'eo inso.reni, and months from The
Sls, gay ct March, 1910, being allowed Ly
''' court Tor 'hai purpose, We do therefore
800 give no'i'' that We viii attend to the
business "' our 'id appointment at The late
the I'd Wednesdays of Nav ap3 Nnc,'',,' o'
from O'Clock, unul o'r.o,t 30. wv
each Of SAID days "'' On
WILLIAM BsRNvs,1
Rulland, Aprl 2, Isio.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

those uh,.wi.h a. improve tI.a brreiofthnt Motto
animal Tho horse A. - RanH.- hotel boz Pittsford,
on hJnday To .i1r and H ,Iur.Iay ~ zach week
sud az Putnari & -viut- Boo Rutland ou Thur
days Friday and Stfnttays. 80 ralts gsIdingv
have been .oli w. Nv 5 ort for s2O0 500 and
: 100 and one frIr matched for 80. His tt5ek
proye unrlmr..u fa.f trorer. Far further par
tirrlsrs geo DIDO. EUvAHp l.uso
DAVID luso
n n Also the 'har1Hgh bred horre Tornado
lately from lsrr lsIard VIII stand a. the stabl, ~
tbs 'uh.~r.t,rir Cambridgs RbwAaD I,ose
Arr 10 lst9 Is2t
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
AUCTION.

AUOIlUN.
THE undersigned, sd
- mlnisiratoT of the es
HI ~A tate OF Rufus Richardson
" .S11 late of Mendon. deceased.
GM hereby ofierA for sale at
Auction, (unless ptevl.
ousy sold at private sale) at the late dwell
ing house Of SAID deceased, on the goth ana
2Isi In It., large quantity OF personal pro
perry, consisting IL pau Of the following ar.
tclos, viz -
8 Horses, o Cows and Calves, yoke Of
Oxen, OK, Hogs, small Pigs, 3 swarms
OF Bees, Poultry, Stage Coach, six horse
Wagon, four horse do 2 two horse do
9 one horse lumber do , ! one horse Concord
do, double Sulky, other Wagons Hsr-
nesses, n great variety OF Farming Utensils,
Blacksmilh's Tools, Household Furniture,
10 shares in the Sherourhe Turnpike Com
pany. &c nc. Sale to commence al eight
o'clock, A. NJ. RuTus RicHARUsoS, Adm.
Mcndon, April 4. $40 IS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Fishing Tackle.

\ IL 1esirous of"hsling fot dsh with sue
cess viii do well 90 cali on sPEN-
GER, and procure The "melns" before ma.
king an excursion Is
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
N0ya Scotia Plaster.

7 rTHER DArlRls ha. far save Fr..h G,ss.a
- PlAstsr ~ 30 Sa~k rr Ton.
ATrN a if{P a
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

Jewett and Presc0tts
DIRECT APPEAL
TO
AL PURCHASERS OF 2sAWl3
9l313 GOODS
IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES!
The Prorristors Of the well knovn
Silk and Shawl Store,
No y MIX street.
TEw srTrs rtoN wAtntSaru~ srnlF1
BOSTON,
HAve received, Per late arrivals from Earope.
500 Packages of
SEW SGaW-S SILKS .-ss MANI
Lt
From whieh ANY LADY or GENTIEMAN can
make selection az the Way towEsr vuolrsAtl
rAiers by the SiSotn SHAW DREss PArrtAx
or IA Larger Quahfutss.
We have, al the present. time al incompatible
assortment Of
Cashmere Brochs and pieHua
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
Ia new and splendid patterns.
BLACK SILK SHANLS,
Large sites and best qualitie.;
CANTON GRAPE SGIAWLS,
Plain, Damask, Figured and richly Embroidered.
Of every quality and price.
Tibet WOOL SHAWI.S,
IN black and fancy eoors;
PLAID WOOL LUG AID SQUIRE SAAWL2
Imported Styles,-and also, onotcr rArrERSs from
oEtEBRATrp BAY STATE MILLS.
Another such assortment Of Shawls cannot be
found elsewhere and VIC offer every article fresh
from the Manufac,urer, at only one small proht
over the cost Of importation.
splendid Brocade Fig'd silks.
RIcH AMELEoS PLAIN aud CORDED SILKS
HdrroU, striped and r(1tdcd Syies Ia beautiful
COLORS
Thirty different kinds of BLACK SILKS
With rich lu.tres. and made from pure boiled silk
We urge A. one great iuduccmcut, that oil .SiIk
Gods and Sdiols found at our EstabliShmcnt arc
Full SIZES, MrcH NIpER, aud BErrER QuAlirtrs
han any other firm can offer, as we intend 10 knoir
he make aud history Of every article sold on our
counters. We have also,
Paris NIsites, MATTHIAS md Sacks,
n elegant new patterns, some Of which are richly
trimmed and embroidered Also good Assort-
ment Of
BOMRAZINES, ALPACAS AND
VELVETS,
which, like our Shauis and .SiU Goods Are offered
Ii large or small quauttics, at Prices that nust De
Pra'ifyiur 10 the Piirrhdstr
EVERY STRANGER risiiing Boston can er-
mime our Stock with LiTTlr TRornLr and No
sRPESsE AMI cannot know what constitutes good
assortment until they have visited the
EAAE STREET SILK
AND
G1AWG ST08Go
NO. . MILK STREET,
sm Is few steps freun Washington tt.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE POST OFFICE AT RUTLAND,
MARCH Al 1870
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-01
Gitn 1ntelliornee.

THE RECENT RAINS have been Of The create benefit
grain and fruit in The vicinity and have served To glad the
heart Of the husbnndmen Much OF the filth OF the city have
been washed away 10 Tie comfort OF those who dread The
approach Of the cholera The trees deprived Of The uf
greenness, and flowers in the Capitol and Presidents
grounds, emit fragrance which they would have retained
had not been for the venal showers sensible change
has taken place in the atmosphere within The last twenty
four hours aud The garments OF winter too burdensome
Tor The season.
THE pososga-We mentioned Yesterday that Mr.
and Mrs Baker living nthe neig borhood Of tie old
House were poisoned Tuesday, by parakng Of dock
is said, likewise taken sick One of the family al
The table remarked that what they eating had pecu
liar taste which was attributed 10 The vinegar few min
uies afterwards however, they ill., TO require
the attendance of physician Mr. Baker regret say,
isstll confined 10 his bed bur there is strong probability
OF his recovery.
Ma vAspEHLya the artist has LEFT the city return by
the first Of July paint the portrait OF President Taylor
for the cooperation Of the city OF New York
The ExclrKMEnr arlhe Navy Yard, resulting from r.
NJ Harringon's ilrealmen Of VIM Froehlich, previous
70 his suicide by drownnes we arc happy to say suhsd
ing.
Mr.. P. BKREaEH has been appointed a Waterman in the
penitentiary, in the place Of Mr.. Young, removed.
tbs CRY HAL-It is expected thar Messrs AIohm and
Berry will commence the finishing OF the exterior OF this
ejihce early next week
HrALrH-Before the City Councils adjourned sine de
they passed bill providing for the better health OF the
from iilih
MARVEL, II Is somewhat singular that we have not
hai an alarm OF hre since sunday morning last lhe
rams have deferred the boys from running with engines
NATIONAL HoTRI-The stockholders are making The
most extensive improvements 10 this commodous esab
liehment, Under proper management II would be Of
the most profitable public hohses IN this country.
TIE TEMPERANCE HAIL has been rooied in ana viii in
the course OF month be opened for teetota purposes
SALE OF LIQUORS Yesterday morning three barrels oil
old wiskey sold the square IN front OF the Bank
of Washington, for thirty gallon eask brandy
brought thirty Eve cent? gallon.
To THE EDITOR THE NATIONAL Wma-Dear Sir A
friend has this moment handed your paper the 2Sl
inst, In which is notice of Prse Fiehf which said
TO have taken place last Sunday morning between ihree
members Of the Frank and three members of the Union
Fire Companies and believing that yon would suffer
any thing 10 90 into your paper which would prejudice the
public against either Of the companies take this uppou
nifty 10 deny thar any OF The parties mcmbersof the
Franklin, do believe that any good Fireman would be
found guilty Of any such dsgracefn outrage of the law
BY publishing his denial You will oblge many volunteer
FTemen, and yours respectfully.
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
President Frank lin Eii.E ia
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nv the PRECEDENT OF the United states.

IN pursuance of law, l. JAMES X POLK, President OF
/ The United States OF America do hereby declare aud
make known ha, public sales will be held the under.
mentioned land Office in the State of MISSOURI hercinaf
designated 10 wit:
Al the land Office at Springfield, commencing on Mon.
day. the fourth day Of June for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts Of townships, viz;
North Of The base line, and nest qfhe mn principal
meridian.
Townships twenty-five, tweny-thrce, and twenty four, OF
range eleven.
Townships tw.ntyhrec and twentyfour, of range
twelve.
Township TWENTY-FIVE of range nineteen.
Townships tweniythree and twenty four, Of range twen
ty.une.
Township twenty three, of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the oi schools militia,
ny, other purposes, viii be excluded from the sale.
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed in the order in
which they advertised with all convenient despatch,
until The whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed
but no sale shall be kept open longer than weeks
and no private entry of any Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day of February, domini
thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
JAMES X POLK.
BY The President
RICHARD NJ Yousd,
Cnmmiesiouf nf The General and pdire
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BY TEL E GRAPH.
corresrondsnee d Ind NalIonnl MN.

BALTIMORE May 81, 1919.
The sixty first convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of Maryland is now in session in this
city and Is largely attended by both clergy and the
lay delegates. Their proceedings arc Of no public
import.
Bishop Nottingham, of our city 1, 20 seriously
ndisposed, that he is unable to preside. His heah
LOT some time past has been quite indrm.
Inc cholera spomdc-has actually appeared in
Baltimore. Mr.. omdoh The head Of one Of our
most respectable flour houses, died last night after
twelve hours attack
lhere wasa good deal Of activity in Flour market
To-Day WIN sales Of 100 bbs Howard street s462 $50
bbls 6a and 900 choice brand, AZ si75 saes $50
CITY Mills at Si6l Siles 80 SuaquGhanna AZ sI75 No
sales Wheat SaleH yellow Corn at j5a5Gc and wllte al
GABLE Nothing doing IN Oats. Sales whakey 10 limi
Ted extent at 2 ia bbls Sales Of Mes Pork Al sl0s7I
all, aud Prime at 90 Not much doing in Bacon sale
at 5iaGc for Sides and assorted shoulders 4ta5c and
Hams sagc. Sales Lard nc in bbls. and S. in kegs
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JUDGE LANE.

A meeting Of the friends of the present Admin
istrntion was organized al Franklin Academy, De
kalb County, Ala, the 10th inst. by calling DIR,
G. ID, George 10 the Chair, and appointing John X.
Hoge, Secretary. The object of the meeting being
explained the following preamble and resolutions
Were unanimously adopted
| Whereas, We have read with deep solicitude The
| response OF the Hon GEoRaE w. LANE 10 the ma
ny calls made upon him las well by private indiyi-
duals through The public press) 10 become the
candidate of The Taylor republican party for Cover
nor Of this State.
Resolved, That though we regret his determine.
ton not 10 be candidate, we prefer him for
Governor o any other individual In the State be-
evlng as we do his past services In cause ire
pronchable private character his sterling honesty
nnyieldng firmness, and commanding talents, pre-
eminenty qualify him for that high station over most
men, al the same lime willing 10 yield our in
diyidual wishes 10 what we know 10 be his patIi-
otic determination, and will most cordially support
the man of his choice, the Hon. JAsiEs r. BEtsEn,
Of MONTGOMERY, hoping he will become our cand-
date and we hereby pledge ourselves 10 use oil hon
orabe means 10 secure his election.
Resolved We have seen through the public press
that Judge LIS numerous friends OF this State tir-
respective of party have recommended him
suitable person TO fill some respectable station either
ut Washington or abroad, and as Alabama has never
had Federal Wing representative either at Wash
ineton or abroad we most respectfully recommend
10 the favorable consideration of the President, and
the heads of departments our friend JupoE LANE
believing him well worthy any Office they may ten.
der him and he be willing 10 receive
On motion resolved That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the President and Secretary
and that The Secretary be requested TO furnish both
the Editor of the Southern Advocate at Huntsville
and the Montgomery Journal, with copy of the
proceedings, with request that they win send the
number OF their respective papers containing the
same to both the National Wing, and the National
lnelligencer at Washington, with The request that
they publish them. c. d. GEORGE Pre'st.
JoHN r. HoGE, Sec'ry.
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MORE REFORM.

We have no little pleasure, in having it
in our power TO announce the progress Of
reform in Boston. II will be seen by the
following paragraph from the Boston Courier,
that Mr.. Collector GREELEY has been no
bly, doing his duty to the country. We have
some compunctions Of conscience, il is true,
in publishing the matter, lest the Union may
get another convulsive fit, as it did yester-
day, at our announcement Of the Philadel-
phia reform. One other such convusion will
be apt, we very much fear, to be the death
of our neighbor, who is just now laboring
under the terrible disease of the Rickeis
CHAsuEs At THE CrsroM-HousE Yesterday about
dozen removals were made in the minor offices oil
the Custom House, among them f. f. Bunneli and
III. r. Mitchell, Wcighers and Guagers; s. ID. Part
ridge, Measurer; David Saviile, Hiram Ferry, S II.
B. Lewis, Elisha s. Johnson Newton Talbot, and
Alfred Bragg, Inspectors; and T. X. Page and n. w.
Hall, Night Inspectors. Alfred G. Temey, gentle
man we'll and favorably known connected with the
press appointed Inspector and il is understood that
William d. Eaton, OF Roxbury, has appointment
Of Weigher and Gauger, and that Hosea llsley, OF
Chelsea, state Senator, James Bird, = Loud, and
Mcclellan also receive appointments all to SO into
operation June 1.
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ny THE PRESIDENT or THE United
STATES,

IN pursuance Of law, L. JAMES X POLK, President ol
the United States Of America do hereby declare and
mentioned aud Offices In the State Of ARKANSAS, al the
periods hereinafter designated 10 wit;
Al the land office az Helena commencing Monday The
fourth day of Tune next for The disposal Of the public lands
situated within the aforementioned townships and parta
Of townships, viz:
North Qflte base line and east Of The mn principal
meridian.
Sections thirteen. twenfythree wentyfour and twenty
i've east Of the So Francis river IN township three, Of
range four.
Township nine, Of range
S0h Of The base line, and lrest Of The mn principal
meridian.
Township four and part Of an island In sections thirty.
two and thirty three In township thirteen, Of
Al the land office at Washington commencing Mon
day. the eighteenth day June next for the disposal Of tho
public lands situated within the aforementioned township
viz
South Of he base line and icest ofthe mn principal
meridian
Township four Of range nineteen.
Az The land office al Chlmpagnole, commencing on Mon.
day The fourth day Of lune for the disposal OF the pub
lc lands situated within the aforementioned townships
viz
South ofhe base line and nest Of ne mn principal
meridian.
Townships eleven aud fourteen, OF range seventeen
Township eleven Of runge eighteen
Lands appropriated hy law for the use OF schools militia
ry Or other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The Offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
msneed on tht days appointed and proceed in the order in
which they advertised with all convenient despach
closed.
But sale shall be kept open than w weeks and
ne private entry OF any Of the lands will be admitted until
alter the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand. the city Of Washington this
Gay o February, ammo domini one thousand
eight hundred ana iorty'nine
BY tie President
RICHARD NJ YouH5
Commissioner the General lam OHrs
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Uiha,d's Hotel Seth Adams jr, and daughter, Il |;
two Misses Dgeiow, Mass Luther PENN l. II Rohers.
vel, do; Read do; c Fisher do A Young, Boston;
Col VIM Foster, Pa; Capt Jrdon, wife and servant, u
A; s. Boynion, Ohio; + ID Laner, Md; Mr. Peacock,
phila; d Hokee, n VI Ex GOV Young, y; Jos
Longhead, Pha.
BToie,fs Iiote.--Mr Van Amburgh, y; w M Stewart,
Tenn |. Lea do A Paceui, Florida; S Il,rnaidcs
lady and servants, Cuba Dominique lady and sou
do; l. Dodge, ARR; l. GeiEe, Bait Gen Bake. Ala;
Chipcore. Md; Shaw, do; Geo Adams Y NC W
Il Fitzgerald, u S N; Mr. QuAckenbosh aud lady, Wash.
ngton, ID G; A w Hnmm, Dilt Jno Owens, do.
Ga fs5ys Hotel Il CrasOn Phila; Rev Mr. Mc(rln and
lady, Ala II Mayrea and family, Tenn. Mrs Jas VI Otry
aud daughter, do Watson Webb. n Y; Mr. Draper do;
Nh Hall dos John Van Dyke, J; TalImage, Y;
VIM rerce Mass; Mr. MrNel, y; Strong and son,
Mass; G w Mercer, Nai Garesche Del
Erchdge UofeL-Mr Harrison, Va; T. Wilson, y; II
Wright N Y; l. Edelin,, MI; Hight, Va; D Points do
Trotler, do; skinner, do, Moore, do w A
Hereford, 81 Louis; VIM Willis, Va; n Calender PA
VIM Rhodes and lady do; Il Greeves, do Skinner and
Indy, Va, WIN Skinner,do Beatty, do; Miss inner do
Miss Beatty, do, l. G. seldom, Va; G. n Brown, Ky: Gen
ASA Rogers, Va; Jno w Fairfax, do; II Matthews. Md
hriAg Hotel Albert NuneH, Florida; Fred Il loring,
dos A II o Brien, Phila; S Chiffon, u s A.
knR' Hotel w Armstrong, Md, J 4 Brady dn l.
Boswell, Ky, W.T. Weaver, Pa Cadet Nd; Heard,
Louisiana.
Tinted States Hotel John HAYES Va; Samuel Eli.
cot, Bait; Jas ]. French, Old Point Comfort.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE /. is4s.
1t has been hitherto supposed that Il


1t has been hitherto supposed that the
puIlieus Of the fish markets in Paris and
London, were the only places on the face o.
the globe, in which could be heard the most
degraded forms ofhuman speech butt APP
pears that this is an error. If we would be
offended with still more degraded and de-
grading language, we have only to take up
the Washington Union, the metropolitan
journal Of the Democratic party Its col
umns, from day to day, TEEN with ideas and
with words derived from the lowest sinks Of
depraved thought Its editors appear to
revel with delight in the domain Of polluted
ideas, and their language necessarily falls
to the low level Of the IDEAS, which it is
intended TO convey. One would suppose,
that their hourly mental food was,
Tile lust Of obscenity itself,
But, vile as has been its language and its
ideas, since the advent Of the Administration
Of Con. TAYLOR, they fell, in its yester-
day. number, even below the zero Of degra-
dalton. They are SO low, that we can scarce
ly find words to designate them as they
should be designated. The occasion Of this
display, was an article that appeared in the
National Hhig of the day previous, mere
ly expressing the hope that the Union would
bear with philosophic resignation and forti-
tude the news Of the displacement Of GER
tam a,lnr3,nata eff L.,
Mr.. Collector LEWIS, in Philadelphia, and
answering the unmanly complaints Of the
philadelphia Pennsyioanian thereupon, by
directing ITS attention to the qualification
clause Of Gen. TAYLoR's Inaugural, This
was our whole offence, il offence it could be
We knew it was burning coal, but instead
Of endeavoring to quench it, the Union
turns upon US a torrent Of personal abuse Of
the most degrading character TO its writer.
Instead Of meeting our argument in manly
way, and attempting to disprove its sound
ness-which, by the by, it could not do
it appears at the window Of its dwelling,
and, Xantippe like, empties upon our luck
less head and shoulders, The entire contents
Of its uncomfortable reservoir Of ribaldry
We think, that, if we are what curneigh-
Dor says we are, he has put himself to deal
of trouble to devote so much of his breath
to our consideration but it is evident, that
our paragraph, which gave him so much Of
fence, touched him, TO use a common phrase,
in the rato. We can assure him, that we
shall continue to subject him to this process,
until we can teach him better manners He
is now the common scod of the Democratic
party, and it is only, when he shall cease
calling people by abusive names and sub
stituting personal vituperaton for political
arguments, that we shall abstain from re-
peating our infections.