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RoiSterOuS Preaching.

A celsbra.ed divine who was remarkable in
the first period of his ministry for a loud and
boisterous mode of preaching, suddenly chan
ged his whole manner in The pulpit, and adop.
led mild and dispassionate mode of delivery.
One Of his brethren observing it, inquired Of
him what had induced him to make the changea
He was aps~erd. ~Whss J vas young
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-07-06

Have the courage 10 own you are poor, and
you disarm poverty Of her shsrpest sting.
Have the courage 10 speak your mind when
it is necessary that you should do so, and hold
your tongue when ii is better that you should
be SILENT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-07-06

4 certain divine gave out psalm to his chor.
listers, who attempted to set it to new tune, but
having made blunder, the clergyman, when
he came to that part of the litany, "Lord have
mercy on us miserable Sinners" in his turn
made another blunder, and read as follows
"Lord have mercy on us miserable singers"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-07-06

thought il was the thunder that killed the peo-
Plei but when grew wiser, discovered .hsI h
was the lightning; 80 dessTmncd 70 thunder
less and tighten mOre in luIufe."
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my DEAR" said kind husband TO his stfec.
tionate better half "you viii! never be permitted
to go to heaven" "Why notl" because
you will be wanted for torment down below"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-07-06

A schoolmaster once asked fair pupil, Can
you decline kissi" She replied dropping a
perpleKing curtsey.
"Yes, sir | can, bpt hate to most plsguiIy."
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Nat. Era.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31
FIRE ENGINES (!

II UiLT in The thorough liable got
- Of order, and warranted to do good execution.
Portable EagiHss from so to SIS
Larger EaginesJrom loo To $3.50.
These the economical Engines that built,
and afforded 20 low that oyoiy Village, Factory, OF
Neighborhood, afford to purchase protection against
Fine,
Engines warranted 10 no of power equal any other
chine, aud furnished at oae Fourth less price,
&c. & !. II. PADDOCK.
PAppoeK's FURSAuE, ,s,s
81. JohnSbafy, VI | ~"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31
EnOs SanbOrn,s Estate
reminder shcpard,s Estatc.

r1NHE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the distric Of
era TO receive examine, and adjust all claims aud demands
of all persons agns the estate Ioander Shepard late Of
Berlin, in said dstrict deceased, represented insovenl,
and the tenn months from the l4h day of May s49
being allowed by aid Court creditors Of said deceased
10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before usGve
at The DIV eng-houss OF Jonathan Shepard, montpelier
In said District the seooud Tuesday Of Juno and No
vsmber next, O'clock 10 the ateroon on each Of
SAID days. -
JOSEPH HOWEs, Commits
JAMES X. LANGDoN, sionets.
MONT slier, May IA, lel9. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31
DIR. SPEARS
MUCH orLHBRA1rp
Indian Vegetable Medicines

Indian Vegetable Medicines
RE Universally acknowledged TO be the saies cneupeA
N and eecua Kemeies for the various dHeases Of
the Human System, offered 10 the public They
be relied with confidence to cure all cufnbe cases Their
action immediate aud hoIous cradle ting diseases in s
worst forms Thousands who have been pronounced ncum
BILE by their physicians, yet live testify 10 The virtues Of
these oSuaodnlry preparations, having been restored
These medicines well known require extern
svo notice. Scarcely village exists throughout New Eng
land where living witnesses cannot he found TO testify Of
their inestnublc value.
We will namo here Of tho principal medicines and
their uses, referring the inquirer after heulh To the FAM
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by d.. j. $. spenr
where may be found ref oa,'e tho origin and
of tho principal diseases which Ulct humanity directions
how preserve and rostUre hoal together with
,fca,es from highly respectable persons, esuying their
healing virtues and urging their importance. This book
eau he obaimod Of Or Spears Agents, free
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. 4 2,-For Consumption, Dy,.
pepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Debility, Nervous
Affections Phlhsic, Asthma, paIplation, Bronchitis, &C.
CATARRh sNuFf.-For tonsumr,i' n, CatnrIh, Cough,
Headache, &C. this is certain cure for tateh, aud
passes other preparation for cleansing The head in
THE LiVERwoRT PILLS, have been for long time
considered universal medicine, trial Of ono box will
satisfy the patient that they the best purgae Known
Thoy emove the most severe colds, colds, pains ieves il
sCR0FULA syRUP.-1his Ia one of the most efTectunl
agents In use for cleansing aud purifying tho blood 1t
moves every inquiry from the system, whether Off scou
ous or canceous nature. 1t compound of severa In
gradients and Of purely vegetable Character For efficacy
CHOLERA MoRBUs & UYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused according 10 directions cure is warranted in ovoy
case ,ot which II q recommsnded'
GERMAN LoTlON.-Ths is warranted TO cure the Salt
Rheum in its worst forms.
TONIC CORDIAL-is one OF tho most powerful tones
dsdoy cred it is the best umalr medicno he
tanned.
WoMAN's FRIEND, or the falling Of tho wom5.-Ths
is the only remedy before the public for this II
vaes the necessity offesorng to Instruments and I'M
qnesunqby most certain remedy.
EYE W NIEW-Thsis tho host Eye Water In use.
GRAVEL MIXTURE.-This will cuCe all cases Of gray.
o. fo' other Remedies, see " Family Physician"
All the ingredients Of the above medicines furnished
ny nature herself and combined in accordance with
Known principles universally received us sound by scientific
PLY sieans
Their merits have been acknowledged by thousands -
ention claimed for thom.
Ifa fair ual fails to re,ore health SO confident is the
proprietor o. theH efficacy that tho Of any other
not exceed ono humid ed do.lars.
Principal Office, $40 Washington street Boston Al.o
soil by 3. X. COLLINS, Montpelier also, by Agents
throughoL the country. 9s:iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-31

For Bilious Iaammatory FerefS, Indigestion Ch Ferers,
Headcehs Dyspepsia, Lirer CompGin Cosuencss, Piles,
.dHndes, Choie, PaiR IA fhe Stomach Side, Heartburn
Perverted Appetite, Darrhoed, DyssRty, Impure Blood
aud all DeraHge neRts Of tk6 Bilious Sgsitm.
lrOR tho above named diseases, these Fills have met with
general appreciation, und Ms matter Of fct, they
the best Article of the Kind now before the public.
Being perfectly safe, made of materials that simple
and natural they no taken any time The proprietor
them with the greatest confidence belle wing
them ii superioT TO the pulls general mideT,
prompt, safe and uniform In hor operation. la usn
particular cure required Persons may aud drik
usual and, fnecessaTy Immediately aet taking them.
Ia small doses they alternative aud gently uxatve but
large doses actively eatharc cleansing the whole ali.
mcntary canal from all puird irritating and feea matters,
and producing healthy secretons of the stomach liver aud
the various organs of the body.
Mos, pills being composed less of drastic enhaI-
ties to operate harshly They initiate the sio-
neh and bowels TO such degree that general prostrson OF
the system is experienced accompanied with more less
uneasmess These Pills being composed wholly OF different
materials their simplicity and congeniay to the system
such, and their combination being udeous and exnc they
operate with perfect aud saety causing no gripping To
the bowels any other painful alton. They evacuas
the amenAIy canal thoroughly, and al blow strip IL OF
all MORBID aud sxraneous matter.
TRY THEN. AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF After HkGg or two doses if you should
inclined like them, return the box usnble
dion with remainder of the Pills, and the money will
be refunded or tho change for the same cancelled.
9For sale this village by Messrs. Redfed and Collins,
be had ut all the important stores In every village
and town in the State. 30
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SHlAyx IA1 OAWSAPNpuLhnNo

y =
This preparation has been long before the pubie has
by undertaking and signal efficacy, secured to it esmO-
worth and also from those who have beon restored
health by vlues Al the exhibition 1.-THE Mass
achuseits Charitable Meehaue Association, in this city,
received especial cOmmendAtum which beg leave
suboin Testlmonials from DIS. Wauon, Nj Warren,
G Hayward, Edward Reynolds. it,, JOha Jehdes. J. Y. g.
Smith, and others OF Boston and vicinity, have been freely
given in favor of the same, aud bring the most convincing
proof that it is tho best preparation Of sarsaParila yet
In As possessing the exclusive right for its sale we
solicit your orders.
Extract from The Report of The Judges of Chem'-
Gals, ut the mn Exhibition Of The .uassdf huSeHs
Charitable Mechanic association, held IN ram
euit and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
lS47.
"DAyID PARKER, Shaker visge, n. II. six Bottles Of
Compound ConcentrSted ) Tsaparilla syrup --.., /.
"'fhe Compound syrup OF slrsaPH ile, as prepared hy
Tho Commi,,eo nave carefully exumned. II sustained
BY he Names OF the most distinguished physicians in tho
eaunlry and from know Of it, component parts The
Conni,ee cannot hui express their full belief In it's ala
cious qualities The iugredieniA entering into its compost
l,on are of such highly useful aud Alternative ehaaeor
that the Committee willingly pronounce It TO 30 The best
preparation OF sarsapaa sytur yot known and as such,
is siHsss 1 l.; joS < ". %gGSsrER, MD,
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard College.
Practical i Chemist nj. an and Aualyuor, Boston
I've. SMITH, N. D., Resident and Pot
OF the Boston Medical and sursiealJour
naL-AED OTHERS.
aws would also state, that the formula has been laid
beiore the New Hampshire Medical Society and by them
fully approved and that the celebrated DR.. TWtrCiELL
OF Reeno, N H. who has tested lis virtues, cordially APP
the preparation and prescbes this medicine IN his
practice generally tit being the best article known for
6hons Of Ne pss:ss o Ss I
Rheun Funconal Disorders OF the Liver Chronic Erup-
tions ofhe skin, EsiPeas, all serouloos Diseases Se
10 guard against oeunterlos in future the outside
Sc f 81 Ss S .i' viii Ss
genuine
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

.. Open 60 Windsor, thero conmect-
CsEssSsf-l ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
SS-s[sSS5lSSv road, and at white River, with the
-H--A--Psssumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
TAENGER TRAINS
FAVE Ftchburg Ruroad Depot, IN Boston, daily SUM
bdays excepted in connection with Fitchburs, Vermont
Alassnchusetts Cheshire aud Vermont Ceuta Railroads
for Bellows Fns Chprlestown and Caremont, NJ II. and
Windsor, White Ryet Roy aou and Northfeld ". at
In a. NJ
Leave Mortified, VI for Boston, ats A. N.
The 8 A. NJ. Train from Northhcld connects at Ctoon
with Trans from Nashua, N H. aud Lowell md the East,
ana Worcester Now York Norwich, Springfield aud Al
bdny, via Western Railroad
Freight Tiains will also leave Charestown, Mast md
NnIth6eld. W. daily.
February 5, lSiJ. 90
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open to Bellows Falls.
ia s5 Isl /: *. 9. sd

lsA s85 |. .,s.:i:.s9
On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90. lS49,
PASSENGER TRAINS wlll ,eavc Boston, in connoc-
ton with the Felbufg lains daily, l2 O'clock A.
NJ. and 340 T. ~
Leave Bellows Falls for Kceno &c lat AMI AS r. N.
Leave Keeue for boston nj 6, A. NJ. md 2l5 r. NJ.
Leave keene for Bellows Fails Charleston &c. at b2O
aud II II A, NJ.
Passengers by the first train from Boston will proceed d
through 10 Bellows Falls, and by first Train from
Bellows Fails directly through TO Boston.
Passengers by the last and last down will
main keene night and arrive Boston 10 O'clock
and at Bellows Fails Q5 O'Clock the following morning.
All the above with the trains the su
Meeting with tho Vermont Central iaioad, which
ut White River with the Pussumsc Railroad. thus making
nuous railond limo from BUsor through Fitchburg
Keeno, Bellows Falls, LharleslUwn mud Windsor u North
field und Wells River, Vermont. Also at Grovn WITT the
trains of the Nashua and Wocrser and Stony Brook Rail-
iuuds by which passengers taking eitker Tram down.
proceed without delay at Goton, Nashua, Manchester
New Hampshire aud tho Siuc of Alninr to Worcester,
Providence, Springfield, New York City Albany and tho
West
Stages in connection with this line from Wnchendon
Ringo and Jdiey ftom Fitzwilliam Richmond W in
chester, ilinsdale and Bratlleboto
From Keene Chesterfield and Brattleboro, Tuesdays
and Saturdays after the arrival of tho last
from bellows ans u Rutland, hlteha ana bu!ling
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls Mt |, NJ. reach
New York Guy, via Worcester and Norwich. the
ming O'clock and those leaving koene by the O'Clock
A. N. Train, can rench Albany the same day.
RTFreight Trains will run in connection with tho usua
FitchbuTg rims.
K,ruc F., 1870 I1if
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Bakersfield Academical Institute.

THE SUMNER TERN commences on Wednesday, May
Il l6.
This Institution combines the requisite advantages for
thorough aducaton by hcing supplied with extensive APP
Paratus with Maps and Charts and also with great vaie'
iy Of Chemcss.
Natural Philosophy aud Chomislry illustrated with
numerous experiments.
A valuable Library is now connected with the School
Books nnd Stationery OF kinds used In tho School may be
obtained OF the Principals. .
Board 81, per week, Including room, washing and ua
j. 3. SPAULDtNG, A, NJ, Principal,
CHARLES BlSBEE A. NJ. Associate Principal,
ED. sHATTUCK, a. u. Assistant PrineiPal.
Prof NJ BAsSETT, Teacher Of Music:
Bakersfield. April 10. Isi9. 10
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENSI!
A. G. BAGLEY a. co.,

n. Gs hAGLhh a. co..,
to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
" Penhode Gold and Silver Pen aud Peneil cases. &C.
sc. Dealers supplied at the lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old stand, lS9 Broadway, New-York.
N. d. w. II. WAlGlTi Is no longer agent for A. G. B.
& Co, 90
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Sign0r Garcia's celebrated Bon Ton
MNsS @NMH @MMN,

is Universally acknow lodged tho best article in far
preventing Badness and Grey ll1ro the ilaii
hat has talon oil OF become thn-nnd to efecuay
scurf and Dandu6. The Ladies find its perfume de-
lghul, regard Indispensable article for The Toi
let. Put up in loltlet--25 So and 10 cents each
Agents. johnson Il Holden, Mddosex Stinson & Ames,
WaoTbuTyj John A. s. White Mortified.
NTE. p. WALTON & SONS, Montpelier, State Agents
For sale at their Bookstore Wholesale and Retail SIS
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FITCHBUKG RAILROAD.


On and after Monday, April 23, Is49,
ssJcaSsS,7 TRAINS will run MS followsi
SSsSs5Z5S1[ EXPRESS TRAIN
-s---i.eaves Boston ut I-2 A. NJ. Leaves Fitch.
burg 355 r. NJ upon the arrival of the from the
upper roads
For Croton, West Townshend, and Fitchburg, at 80
aud IL a. NJ, and 3 40 r. M.
Concord ut so and II A. NJ. 3, 40und p. NJ.
Wahun at $50, 1885, 10 und IL A. NJ, As, 325, 40,
and F. NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mt. Auburn and WATERFOWL, at A. NJ, IL
NJ, 9, 30 and 0,l5 p NJ.
West Cambridsa aud Lexington 0 Ia A. NJ 80 and
30 r NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
From Fchhug al 49, aud Ii SIS A. NJ. and 4 40 p. NJ
West ToWnsendat 7 30 * H. A NJ. md 20 p. NJ.
Grotou at G 90 A. NJ. and IL 30 aud 5,l5P NJ.
Concord nj 6,25 aud 0, 4. NJ x 10 & 5,55 p. NJ.
Wathtm At ii ., s,l5 md % and II A. NJ und
l35, 1884 II and 6,21 2. NJ.
West Cambridge and Lexington at 30 and ii l5 A.
N. and4,l p NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mount Auburn and Watertown att 80
and 10 A. n. 30 and 30 2. NJ.
~ B. The Up Train will not stop ut Stony Book,
Lincoln, and Lunonburg
Tho IL A. NJ. Up Train will stop at Weston and West
Acton.
The g. 40 P. NJ. Up Train will not stop at Charostown,
Porte,'s, West Cambridge, ard Lunvnburg.
The Morning Train down will not stop at Lunenburg and
Lincoln.
Tho Evening Train down will stop Lunenburs and
Stony Brook.
Boston, April !, 1919. 10
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40 TElE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

trvIslT HEAD QUARTERS for your ontf.-As
muny of our citizens and New Fnglaudals neghborng
MIA Coll Digging having no experience as to what
they will require for their convenience and comurt,
purchasing ut Low Prcesor, in shot, getting good,
suitable outfit for Il Little Money,--They should 20 to
Head Qunrtors Oak Hall, Boston, Having made tha
Quitting Business, our study - efoutlhs of my
entire force, numbering some y clerks, being all engaged
number of extensive Companies, prepared furnish
patrons with printed List of all suitable articles
CURED and also information concerning tho
tho Gold Regious-iis amusing to soc Oak Hall daily
rich aud poor,--veiy few admitting whero they are
but the Outfit selected from the following useful
Overcoats-Spanish California Cloaks, adapted to the
double purpose of Cloak by day aud Blanket ngh-Su-
inr's Long Mining Wais'coat---inen socks---Thn
Pants--Light Vcfts--OH, India Rubber Suits
Lie observation-disclosures Bags for pack Aiules--Can
teens-Tiavellins bags -Boois--God Bags--Tents.
of which San be pitched at Oak Hall ROtunda
Bars--Fancy Striped Travelling shirts Red Elan
nul Shirts aud Drawers knit under Shirts and Dawers
-CIlvats or Stocks Pocket Hdkis-- Fine Shirts
FL Dorado Cnrs-Calorna Ilas--Bowio Knives
Tiuuks--C Carpet Bags--U mbrr Muney Bells
-ilair and Tooth Brushes--Fancy Soaps Pocket
ing, cheap, for shppns.-Mnilg Clothes for abo,ing
s-Jaekels-oveplls-stout Pans-socks--C oa,s,
&c. &c. 1--we hope all who nrc going will succeed q
their anticpaons, hut they will unless they lay in
from Calorpa are correct 1t will reque the Large Lumps
to purchase any OF The above useful atcies thereA
Printed List TOR patrons of this estdbshnent
ARTICLES required for six moaihs, one two three years
outh together with prospectus explanatory of various
routes, be had by postpaid application, addressed
.Oak Hall'.--Wheu large Company or Club desire H.
of my travelling Agents will no despatched their
orders. -Togehet with Tho above, have extensive
Stock of every grade of Clothing adapted to those who have
REHABILITATION OF ABOVE ARTICLES,
WIN PRICES ATTACHED.
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5000 lbs, Philadelphia Lead.

c,ToRRs & LANGDONS are prepared TO supply eustom-
- ers with uny quantity ot Lewis's pure White Lead
Also Iinseed oil and Paints of all Kinds at tho very
lowest rates, fur cash
Anil I6 isAo 49,
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a complaint OF most painful character. is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and cure follows by few days Of this articles 1t is
far before other preparation for this dissGse for any
other disease originating from impure blood See Pam
pAei.
This disease is purely Of tie blood the action Of
THIS medicine, speedy that the Piles whether inter-
nal or external, will be cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds. perhaps we say thousands have beon per-
ecy cured in the of three bottles this mix
tre, and as this cure s produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood is more likely 10 be permanent
4 n irnlI nm nXt nr al rntrlnIi
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POTATO STARCH.

THE subscriber offers his services for the sale Of Potato
Slaich Commission in the city of BaltimOre bong
engaged In the manufacture Of Machine Cards for tho last
~ years, and also keeping general assortment of Manuc
turer's articles, enables him 10 all Of the engg
ed in Cotton Manufacturing, ind affords facilities for the
sulo of starch which others DO not possess.
pTLiberai advances made and all necessary references
given. JOHN IA. HASKELL
l5:6mt Bnliinore Ma
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XE have transferred part of and accounts TO
w a Lawyer for collection. The remainder we have
conc udod till tho LIST OF June under
charge of Mr. Il. Wright: who will give his personal ut
tenon the settlement of the All who would avoid
Cost not fail to pay their demands previous TO that
time. SIOkbS * LANGDoN
Ami
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CONSUMPTION CURED |!
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
DR.. BradleeDear Sir; The Hungarian Basam is he yond
oil question perec, and admirable preparation for
discusses ofthe Lungs Rave used it In my family and in
my professional practice for than years with tho
uniform ana entire success in srsre Pulona
ry ddse and can conscientously recommend II to all who
afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which am acquainted. Yours respecifully,
FREDERIC STCRER, NJ, D,
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.

weak back, weakness of the Kidneys &c. or innainma
ton of same, is Immediately rstsred by Jeo days
is iaed,oine, and cure is always result Of its use.
stands as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02


u""'r Inc above mead the Washington
GiDjc Of the 18th publishes the following
clever Hmoou hoax =,
W. ,..,..I... r. -, -.
a.. 81 ''."' ''' ~ w. N""'!e' o'
.',,.s,, ,'.i' INV" - XIV NV
.'.' ~ .'''', - =" '"na' 'ua' VA :
p,,,r,' .'.,,,, ''''5 '"' 'N'ah"V anu
w az w "''Ni I.,,
", NV ''','' VI uT.'''- W ,'c "no'e
" - Wv pun" 1t '"' we lhI'T-
.,,aL ,I.a., 80 ""! o'"'N'' any
49, W ."' ~, vac ""uS' mem Of
I'.,,' ,' ~ w. wv ~ ""S '' S"' up Tor a
.> f''."! "a '''"C" t.y-
''' "' w" vs. NHo' De,
- ''''''' ''' ""N '"e '""rG' "I
-. '"t '''''- ''"''>' "l"n mhh'hg
80 va, ~ "'.'",' WV" Tue we"
'''','- - '"""' ,.''"-" W "''n 10 carry
NV w '' n"' I''N"' !" at '"e Oo''u"'
W , W.. va! W I'y"",'''> '''e opening OF a
''''",'' '''' ''u"' Nc'en,S "Nr "'li'> Nidr,
I"Da"' wv .."''"' ga an" '"''H 'tt'.l a""I
n"- -, s',a'Eht me towards the south.
W. ',N SUES p'I"@ constructed OF enor-
nous stones fo'e'y cut. me two walls,
",S" I""'''e l"'H''e', ma" ueeh followed
W Iy' U's.""Cc ~ 'C'eia' ''"e''>'
NV '.'I ''"T Wv" '"e '"I' VI ''e mountains
"".'' "e N"''"ho OF i"eso Is now IN ac'
n.y. anu nav "- cut away h'Ge TteN mat
o''''"."" ,nt entrance, 'ueS aSN'd under
'""' ~ r'y "e"eS III ut'Sht laOout j5J
- mn VI I'VE same "'u'h as the canal
.''''"tS ""''"H '"t hn''tht 'lc'oPeah Strnc-
VIZ w. NJ u, N''evT 'o"'" give adequate idea
W VIC ue"tm""lS masonry OF the walls Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Mn BENTcS on CALIroRNiA.-Ou mo.
ton, the Senate proceeded to take up the
bill to settle Land titles and donation rights
il California. Mr.. Benton obtain,ed the
floor and made long speech against the
whole system embraced it, the bill. which
provides for selling mineral lands by the
acre. He opposed this feature Of the bill.
He wanted no special laws ror the husband
~ Of the gold lands.
Let them he free and open to all the peo-
pie. lie was opposed to selling the lands
in small parcels. LIE, them be disposed Of
under general system Of land laws. lie
considered that gold hunting was demorali-
sing IN It's character aud Injurious to Socc-
~. The sooner the mines were exhausted
the better for the country. II he had the
power, he would eytirpate them at once.
Therefore, he moved to rc.commt the bill
To the committee on public lands, with in
struc'ions to inquire into the eXp,diency Of
substituting bill drawn by himself for the
one now under consideration.