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CHUBB a sCHENCK,

II AND WARRANTS, STOCKS, CHECKS, on
IL all the principal cities, bought and sold. Cot
lections made throughout the Union.
July 20-stw2m
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10000 yards fine Prints all colors and styles from
from 81 10 l2J, warranted fast together with large
assortment Of Hosiery, plain open worked and en-
brio Handkerchcfs, Lace Capcs, Swiss and Cambria
Edging and Inserting, Thread Edging, black Silk
Lace, Parssos, Fans &c, besides great variety of
other articles too numerous To mention.
We earnestly request all persons in want Of Dry
Goods to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere,
ms we are confident of being able TO them from
ten to twenty per cent. on their bills.
VERIFY & BROTHER,
No. s Market Space, bet. 9TH and sth sts
June l3--3teod
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pRs. FRYE q HoLMEAD,

OFFICE Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner Of
" AZ street, Washington, ID. c. June ls-ly
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Ne NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clotking, July "a, lS4S
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Beef" and Proposals for Pork" as the case
may be, will be received at this Office until O'Clock
P. M, on Monday, the 9th day Of August next,
for furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and
risk TO the United States: VII. ga t
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy
beef, and four thousand eight hundred barrels of
navy pork:
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight Of beef or pork: no excess Of
weight in either article will be paid for To be
delivered at the respective navy yards, follows:
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Tickets Sl0-Halves S5--Quarters 50 so.
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CEILING oFF.-Bcing DESTROYS Of reducing our
- stock Of Summer goods, have determined
from this day forward 70 offer all goods the demand
for which ceases with the season, without regard to
cost. Our stock IL now large and very complete,
and well worthy the attention of purchasers. We
name in part
1900 yards French Lawns, fast coors at l2l cents
5000 do fine do do from Is to rs
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Tickets sI0-Halves Quarters 81 50.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
FOR AUGUST, l649.
]. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.

$4,000!
10 prizes of $1,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. 9S, for lS49,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
18th of August, lS49.
rs Number Lottery-14 Drawn Ballots!
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Strawberries.

Nicholas LonRwotth, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
is the oracle on Strawberries, lie SAYS the
only kind worth cultivs,ing are those which
are perfect IN tho female organs and no maes
Then plant one male 10 ten or twelve le-
males. The Dutchman told person how to
distinguish them Sure you know de man,
he have de beard, she have not any The
mslo blossom 10 larger than the female the
centre Of the blossom, the embryo fruit is
smooth IN the female, while in the males it
is filled with long stamens. All the English
kinds, he says, are those that have perfect
males and females on one plant, and never
fruit perfectly He reco nmends the Neck
Pine The Black Prince he thinks superior
To Hovey'S Seeding.
4" Mr. Byron makes hs beds purely OF
pis,illste or bearing plants, and introduces
the stsminato or male plants early in the
spuna, from a reserve bed and as soon as
he Towering season is past, and before the
runners take root. they ATE all removed
His beds are all renewed by manuring and
spsding under alternate strips two feet wide
every year, Immediately after the fruit sea .
son. The independents
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Carrota.

A. ] have been q grower and consumer Of
roots for some years, Especially srfoD !
would therefore give What little ioformation
] can, ell derived from experience. Ia the
hrs, place. think there is no rDoi ever yet
introduced that Will prvdpcc % great en- q.
mount Of lausbtne properties per acre - the
csrroi. ! believe there is no corn or hay,
OF oilcnke NJ llnssed, that will fsttsn a horse
on bullock 80 soon and completely "a tho
caro-, given in hs raw state Horses. how
ever poor. o. heslthy) will get fat Ia a few
veek. with carrots only No hay, no wafer
ia fset they will no, drink II 700 feed them
entirely on carrots. Now - to opantitv n
yoa wish osly TO iauen. let them eat a, ma
ny % they like 6u, one buabsl per dsy.
with hay. will keep your horses in GOOD
working order, without corn and two bush
els per day will iatsn them while working
without any hay or corn. There IL no fear
Of gripping them, a. ! believe the carrot quite
free from any pfopeesiiy that will produce
that effect have two horses that are win
tsfing upon carrots and hay. They have
bout 90 pounds Of carrots wei ghed to them.
and shout pounds OF hay. and they thrive
wonderfully upon It. an such an advo.
cafe iof carrot cultivation that should ike
70 see every iafmer with some every wear. -
J think also II 10 The most profitable crop 10
Rros los sale, Tor believe II is quite pos
Ole to gov 80 iona 60 the acre Several
gentlemen have told me They have thirty
IONS 20 the acre this year. Perhaps we have
not had 50 uopropi'Ious year Tor longtime
Not only the quanijtv and quality Of the car.
rot 10 great and puod, but the mere cultlva.
tIoa - like subsoiling the land and is Away,
kind Tor any grain siler IT, generally grow
the white Belgian and Altinghsm, but ]
think the short carrot called the eady horn
viii grow lhe greatest weight per acre
HcHARs WEHu, N Marx Lane erpress
We endorse the above views in full, and
during the failure and uncertainty Of the po-
iato crop we advise that more attention be
paid TO carrots Ter mich cows, cattle and
horses, and the Pasnps for feeding and Fat
teninR hogs Ed. Gen. Farmer.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
An Alligator Fight.

The quarters of our friend Col Clai
borne, near Sauves crcyasse are some four
feet under water Night before last. a vet.
ran alligator from St Sammany concluded
TO make the Colonel a visit in q friendly
way, aud congratulate him as a brother
Democrat on the nomination of Walker and
blanche. Taking his course quietly thro'
the cornhclds and pastures, he thought it
would be polite to call al the cabin Of 'dri
vsr,' or head man, and enquire il the Colo
mel was at home. Finding the door closed
lac walked under the house and beloved
halo at the top of his voice. Getting no
answer, and supposing they wished to in
suit him, he commenced i tremendous
Houhdering and humping Filing up the
flooring and scattering the little niggers
in every direction. The bubbub soon a
reused the sIoepcrs They jumped out Of
bed in a terrible stew, raked up light, and
the same moment were seen bouncing n
mong the rafters the visitor underneath lift.
ing up Hrst one plank and then another,
Hinging the whole crowd of their legs as
fast as they could straightcn them out 49,
Such n scene Of confusion was never wit.
htsetn D ht haAhitr NtlN NoiupltAtll NC
Wildered aud their oulcres soon drew the
whole establishment together. The plauks
were drawn up and there was not old
Nick-but fellow much uglier a tremen
duous alligator, with expanded jaws shak,
ing bis monstrous tail, Ia deli ,nce, aud
sweeping it round in rapid semicircles.-
The instant be was discovered, two huge
dogs lesped upon him, but the contest did
not last FOR a moment. One be struck dead
with his sweeping tail, the other he cranch
cd between his bloody jaws. Bot by this
time the negroes got their dandcr up. They
rushed upon him with axes, mAuls aud blud
geona The monster stood his ground and
never said die until Que Of them Unrest n
burning brand down his fetid throat lie
is Of enormous girth and measures over /
feet N. O. Delta
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
THAT DAN ROARING

A youns buck went 10 see the daugh-
ter OF Presbyterian elder. lately, whose
house was near a mill dam. Being the
spring OF the year, the waters msae consid
cradle Of roar, as they tumbled over tho
dam, the modest young gentleman tapped
lightly al the door al fret, and received no
answer He tapped again, sill no answer
Again and again he repeated his knock,
but sill he was unheard. Mastering up eour-
sRe, hs proceeded to indicl some very severe
ihumf 90 the door which brought the staid
old gentleman out
II sunpose," said the youngster, who had
by thIs zine become slightly savage beng
compelled TO wall so long, 81 suppose you
could not hear me knocking for the dan
roaring"
1.-THE Damn roaringl What do you mean
sir' How dare you speak m Iha, Wayi
SAID The divine, somewhat sngered Al hear
ing the Young man swear IN hit presence.
u mean to Hy sir. that ! suppose you
could not hear nv knocking on account o
the dam roaring
Damn roaring aPaiui you WONG
seoundrel Have, The impotence 10 insul
ne with rcPelnion OF those Wofds1 b
gone. nh"
My dear ~, " quo,h The nov beS,Idersc
youth, ATTENDED 10 ssy, that | p'esgmtd
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
SADDLES. HARNESSES, &C.

rTuE saI..r.btr would INFORM llG fr.srls AMI
l thc public lhat Doe nut tr foand o. the on
Stand .f.- q lfu 200 .r- p Shoe shop ready
rat uraa 81 Wha ere iIsrHFrf 'n iafof him
r.i, tr,lr r.trsra-e 10 ha- .a iand good b.
..rtiuent 4 1rtmrIart an1 20. work uat nr hand
u.rI h. made f. .rfsf auI sold rhsar fa. cash.
frrr.l. h.s.rrrr a.I oUInE haraesifs dors
ur Boz order nn ftort notice A'so IrmuiHE, p -
rrutrI a.tt usatus. sri dsrThtrh.
Tn. sutsrrInrr sruId tender ur tsnAs co.
friends aul rust .rutri lor their heretofore fhsr.t
-.trraass sal .. v.lI b h1 s.u 60 merit eoatln-
IRsF BLISS
R4LaAl =,et q 1870 l3H
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Premium Fireworks.
} \ VI - IL IiON l.
NO. 40 WASHINGTON STREET
Oplosus iAs Old .SJutt " Boston,


Only manufacture Of Fire work. IN the New
England States, having received Gold M,eda. nt
the late Fair of the Ma,,acAu-etts Charitabl,
Mechanics' Association, Tor the beet Pyrct,chulc,
exhibited Boston common. also having rcr~1
cd a complimentary certificate from che City Gov
eminent % hc-tou. lu rclatinu o. Toe EHhlhtt.u
ot the AN Of July hast uod che ctty contract f.r
the present year, nov offers With confidence en-,
following article, all Of which warranted 90 Doe
uf superior quality.
EXHIBITION PIECES. VIZ.
Chinese and EFiruou Pyramid Palm and J gw
trees Peruvian. Maltcsc and fancy Crosses. Peru.
Wan Suus Triangular Piece boz Lance ~orh, Com
biuation pieces iu Lance Saxon end Chiuese sun
FIRES decorated With ,ariou, colors Vertical
whccls, Triangle several sitss; Roman Candle
With aiyerei aud colorcd starr Bengal LtEtu
Pigeons. Or Line Rockets OF Hariout 'z,s. Nlth
heading Of plain and colored stars, StrcamrT'
Ssrpfuts aud God Rain.
Committee OF Cities Towns clubs. ~ lndIrid-
unls can be furnished with exhibitions % Any q
mount from $50 Co 5000 Any ftylc OF T mp,
or Motto made 90 order Also email articles 9f
Firc-works such a. Rocket, Nsrpents, Gr4--L0l-
pers Bengolas Pin Wheel Scroll Wheels India
a. f-Pnling Cracker, Torpedoos Blue g. Eht.
Torbulonf, Maroon a. vlll be- sold Whoesalc
and Retail uPou tho most liberal terms
Far Sale 20 The Tradr-nl0 BoAes ludta Crack.
er, extra quality J0O o00 Pulling Cracker. en-
o1dsr, sdirssssd 10 JAMES G.. HONEN.
Ia Washington street. Bastou.
Laboratory, Harvard S. LamtfdgeFert Mar.
2G
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Brighton Market

At market, $50 Beef Cattle. 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep :;
1000 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Caltle--Last weeks price =
not sustained. Extra 81 LIST quality 1913,
cd S6 30 1856.
Working Oxen--Dull--S lies Ss5, 90, 100
and no.
Cows and Calves, $40 %, %, 80, and 81
Sheep--s2. 2,75 and $50.
SwlQe--4 - 5 l.2c. Retail 5 10 a 6
Ia. lIogs4 Ia.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

could oo be heard on account ofthe DAM
ROAMING laying particular rmpha,s
on the last Two words
"lnsut on insuli," shouted the Infatuated
man, and h. rushed 81 the poor fellow uuh
the eVldenl intention Of abolisblng hun, bu,
was restrained by the voice Of hls daughter
enchanting
Papa, ! suppose ne young man intend
cd TO say tina, he could not oe heard on ac.
count Of the roaring Of The dam
"Oh-l BEG your pa'don, or, | beg your
pardon, walk IN, walk in. really -ah ven
declare The dam roaring capita. -
come IN, come 10, this is really too rich.
Ii u needless 20 add that the younrsfet
went in, and IN The excellent society OF the
lady sior'said, he soon forge, ,hc Dam
ROARING"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

Vermont Central Railroad The Mont
psliet Waterman states 'hat the IccoiH;s ON
This Noad lof the month of March amounted
10 sg,7g7 O5 and lur Tie month ol April cN-
ceeded l0000-equal 90 an interest of @
per cent on tho cost from Windsor to North
field, (ess than two mlhons) As yet the
road has dome little more than lnca, business.
It's expected that the road Will be opened
as far as Montpelier iu June, 10y The end Of
The Year
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
7 vilion Hotel,
bnHYnN.

=
fI'lit s9bf.f. bDr would rcturn f.a tfu rrte d d
i o. his macy vermont ftlauis vho haff d.
trauitc hu since hia ursrcy af thc nbors ttoti
aui would respectfully give notice that uou ha,
log thoroughly tvraovEr. HrNutArru, aud as.
LAHarn thls before desirable Hoasc- he b. better
prepared than ever Go give accommodation and
comfort o. bis numerous Patrons
The PAVILION IS beautifully and plraran %,
.itastrd on fremont Street. near As fremont
Howe aud be- The immediate vicinity of ihc lA.e
hunnea place. iu tbs eii9 while 90 b. cumuaratI..
is il,e FROM the nuise ana confusion of NOR.
O. lv-r connection WITH them.
The sobsrribcr 1rhicntly MEX. fr c.rtrua.
tinr ~ thr r1f-aras. heretofore .. literally s..
slowed uIvr hHu. aHl hope. by Do strict attention
g. business aud bIs devotion 60 Doc ruc,ts 6.
merit Go, came.
~ D. RUSSELL
Boston MAY . loll 49,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

queer Tdstc.-Speoking Of the new gold
dollar, the n, y. Evening Post says Iuc
coin is pretty, but most too small, and u we
had our choice we should prefer a hundred
Of the five or ten dollar pieces TO a hundred
Of these, notwithstanding tho difference IN
their weight
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

DO IT. -lfyou have 40 ugly lob to DO.
don't sU down beside il and prumJ.o. aui
wish tha, 1t VS. done, bu, do 10. Dpu
6ra'ely and with rcgafd to work rsrll-
Make yourself interested in ITS execution,
and our word FOR IT, work will be bot plly.
II is as easy TO DO !, os 0, isto decide on DO.
ing vastly easier than le sit and groan over
u Il u well 20 consider thing caUuIly.
but not take all the time for plans aud none
for execution, aud vice versa.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Hardware and Crookory,
Liberation.

NOTICE l. hereby given that have this day
" given my son FRANCIS DEAN, his time
during the remainder OF his minority, and claim
none Of his earning, nor pay any debts OF hl'
CALEB DEAN.
Clarendon, May p, 1910. ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
EStray.

C,AhE iato ths snclsssrs 81 the tntscrnsf On
I or about the I5ih iuss. sirslEht handsons
two year old BriRdls Steer The owner h rs4ne'
ia q prove prspsrty pay charFss sud tsks him
away hAhT'F '-N'N
RudAEd Ny ~ 1870 ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Depot of Washington
County,

PhQuir Place, WhuehaH Nctr York
p. ADAMS. successor % VIM n. Low. DAT,
j just received, large supply Of
Hardware and Crockory,
and takss this manner, of informing the former
numerous customers Of WIN. h. Low, that be iu-
tends u continue the business Of the concern, 90
the same system as his predecessor, bat az reduced
prices.
Of the beet qualities for sale Wholesale and retail.
bv }. Z. ADAMS,
whitehall, nay Ia, 1919. 2l3m
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
Annual Meeting.

Tho annual merUng u The ItuIlnd aud
Burlington Rail Road Company will toe held
at the Court House in Rutland on W cdnes-
dav the soih day of June next, al TWO O'clock
Iu the afternoon, for the election of DIrec-
tors and Tho Transaction of any other bust
ness which may be found necessary.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Clerk.
Mlddleburs, MAY 10. 1870 I9.lw
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

GENTS Stocks, scaris and Crays,s. For
VI sale by d. 2 BELL
Rutland, May %, Ists. 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
M A r II / L ID ,

In Clarendon, May Goth by Joseph Congdou
Esq, Mr. William Il, Ineersou Of Nailugford, 70
Miss Orrilla Round Of Clarendon,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
OIL. ROBBINS

HAS Farwelrs French Kid Walking Shoes Bus
kius aud slips, and variety OF other kinds of
FArwclIs Shoes, &c, Cor sale. Il May q, loi5.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
To Harness Makers.

A GOOD Atsoftmcas Of rarcrier quality Jap
y raarel ard Hrass Plated Coach. eIr and
Tenn HAmEH f.r sale at naaufattufsrs pre-
CO.. iv Cd g. ROBBINS
Mhy 81 1872 %
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
NEW GOODS.

II =. BELL offers tHr safe a Cali assortment oi
-. DRY GOODS,
Groceries Cr.ct.rv G.ass and Hardware
Rutland, May o. loll -n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
DIE D.

In this village, on the Plat init Mr., Mary
Thaycr, aged o..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Bonnets, Ribbons and Artihcials.

Bonnets Ribbons and AFtihClals.
4 toll assarimsat rsea..ri aad God .a'r by
\ ID r.. BELL.
Raran1 MHy 1872 10
'ptrs 81 s.lr. ao4 WA'L.a- 5L.el.
~ Cloth aoi X "a BltkinE
Clalh Gaterf
la Aad Gsnts ConFrtt b5eu-
Tcrsalstv d. p UEII-
RIf-l4 Msy % lslg ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05
CALIFORNIA EMIGRATION.

Although 20 much has been said Of the
numbers emigrating to California, people
appear to have had no correct idea Of the nul-
titude going tbi,her until quite recently.
Within the past week several hundreds
have passed down on steamers bound for
The Ell Dorado, while our ferry has been
reaPing fine harvest Of dollars from the
many teams crossed, yet this is but one
point, and by no means the most promi.
nent among the many stopping places upon
the west bank OF the Mississippi.
Aparty, originally consisting Of forty, is
now here, having travelled four hundred
miles on their tedious way. Several Of thi,
party have already dropped of and il j,
thought more Of them will resign their in
tention Of visiting California. The large
number going appears to have in,imidated
some who were previously fully intent up
on the journey.
We notice by the 81. LOUIS papers, thai
several Of those who left that city Tor Cali
fornia via Panama have returned, having
proceeded no farther than Chagres. Th,
Chicago journal says
The Beginning Of The End-We learn by
gentleman from ST. Louis, that the road is fair
~ lined with teams for California. Many of tn
adveniurcrs, however, having exhausted ihei
money, and becoming discouraged by the stat
ofthe roads, gre selling their teams and turnin,
their steps homeward, having already been ava
kcncd from their golden dream.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05

IMPORTANT DECISION OF TUE SUPREME Covar OF
1nE UNITED STATES the 18th inst, in the
case Of the State of Missouri u.s. the State Of 10.
Va, Mr.. Justice Casron delivered the opinion Of
the Court, establishing the old Indian boundary
line, known for many years os Sulivan's line,
% the Northern boundary Of Missouri; which
10, in effect, decision in favor OF Iowa. This
decision is final, being the result, Of an agreed
case between the parties, and settles the ques.
ton Of boundary.
The county Of Schuyler, and perhaps other
territory, over which Missouri has always claim.
ed and exercised jurisdiction, ia, BY this decs.
ion, determined to belong to Town, and will here
after form part Of tina, State. This result, is un-
sxps csed, and may be productive OF some incon.
veniencs. The population Of the county, las,
fall, was about ,hir,y.five hundred, mos, oil
whom, Ne imagine, will DISLIKE being thrown
intoa free State, though it hapi ems, fortunately
that they own only few slaves The to,a
number. at tho last census, was only twenty,
Seur.-J1o Republican
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05
SURVEYOR GENERAL.

Speaking Of tho Office Of Surveyor Gen.
eEslshiP, the Dubuque Express says, ",he
present incumbent Of that Office, rc hare
ecery reason to believe, will not be rcmov
Cd" Our neighbor talks a, random; VIC
venture the assertion, he has not single
reason to believe that he will not be remov-
cd. He is not Wing, he is not prac,i-
cal Surveyor, he is wholly unqualified to
fill the station tina. he occupies, and he as
appointed At the tail Of Folks rcisn-o cir
cumstance alone that, as in the case of
Hannegan, will cause dissatisfaction in the
discerning mind Of Gen. Taylor. II Booth
Be not removed from the Office which he
nov 90 incompetently fills, that portion of
the Augean stable tina. appeals loudest to
tho "powers that be" for cleansing, viii!
have been neglected.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05

How TO he HAPPY. An admonifory essay,
for general and family permsal. on Re
gimen, Erpediency, and Mental Gorern.
mem BY Robert JAMES CrLvERwELL,
NJ. D., New York. Published BY J. 5.
Rcdield, Clinton Hall. Price % cents.
The above is n work OF 100 pages, print
cd on good paper, in n clear sly 10 and neat
~ covered. From several extracts pub
lished in the Home Journal, we should
judge the work among the very best Of the
many published on the important suhjec,
upon which il treats. We are pleased to
see it republshed in this country and at .
price that must place it within the reach
Of oil. Il has had a wide circulation in
England, and introduced into this country.
when such information is most sought. i,
cannot fail to meet with extensive sale.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-05

A SINCLAIR BILL.--A bill is now pend.
ing before the House Of Assembly of the
State Of Now York, which among items Of
emancipation from the welded links of mat
rmony. includes membership Of a sect
which disavows the marriage rcls,ion!-
Pass il, nnd sects Of that description will
rival tho sects Of Christendom. This u.
nique bill also makes insanity ground Of
divorce! As well make lore itself-for has
no, marriage been defined by cockney 10
be "nn insane desire TO pay young wo.
mans board?"