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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05

GSnn HEvsRD.- CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC afxs
TcOO turs for the cure Of kcncrrh@s Ofali edit.
discovered for the above complaint this 10 the
tain IL makes tr,say aud permanent care ~thout the
least r.,rtion in dit drnk exposure change In sppl-
eatos TO knsrss The rfieer Ell aenges single In
stance Of recent sontrh9ste be brought which the
will net under forfeitvre ~ SD Mary cured
I've days SOLD at the Drug ssrs KS Broas~ay o.
Chsp here streets also. A. Ne ~ Astor uouse lie Broad
way. ass 100 fultsp street, otrser % william.
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DR. POWELL, ocuIIsT AND AuRlsT, HAS JUST
~ imported Aritois hyes which be inserted Without
ne u shtest par, and Will like the natursiry Or
fove sttendA usual 70 disses OF "a. Eve and Esr
~ Warren street % Brcadrsy s had bis
"1featiss on the Eye" Price 50 cents
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/ iNE, aiTUs SCo'S CIRCUS AND MENASEBfEwILL
exhibit Brooklyn, tho City Hall. Thur sdav
Friday and Saturday Nov ls 2d Sd Performances
Thursdsy day ooloc aud on sasur-
de, nj sno o'sloet p. Assistance ~ cents shIdroa
under years, half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05

nR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET. HAS FOR THE
~ last fourteen yssrs confined his rfsoee 70 the treat
uent Of mersorsl srS other dssass Of dssss bstups
BE cure the most aggravated ssses Of this disease. are
raehsrrs.
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ron Sale AND TO LET.


francisco, Csiferuis. for tale 1As vadsrsuet. hsv-
ns several valuable Budng Lots 10 th- city Of Saa Fran
party ssecne s. in the centre 81 ~. city, very s.rs.l,
bushes. LOCALITIES third lots ell suited Tor prva. r-s
,ee fer sale in lOt, suit pursha tbs city ssa
Franchise en- aud after Ms 9th day Of January, 1850
A nogss TO LET A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE TO LgT, DE-
"A lAh.fry usisd The furniture for sails. made Ia the
b.,, msn,s PAYMENT made easy. hent Az, hundred
Pncs, Twenty nth street, between ard o'elsok.
basOs hgh stylish and Of noe action fast traveller
Perfectly lind sound will s.nd without y ngsod oay
street. nsIt 90 the sernsr Of Crosby street
CoR sALr-YAcHr SCHOONER NORTHERN Lronr.
20 tons hurihss esppesd copper fastened ,aa Ia s'@
rs,e order in q. ,.sp.,. Thtrs t-o ssd
Arpiy TO w.r. WINCHESTER.
Ne. 10 coots MARKET stsssa bostss.
CoAP IA Glory TO LET-.sITuhrE on nos as. eco
IN. soap ~ og his ,oap hoii.g Pos
''' sven q, ssd e. c. Sslry q street..
Two LIT-A WELL TUsNIsatD FsoNr ROOM. To A
nnse Frnt.nan Without board at No. ~ PARK Place.
Poscssion iuusdistsiy.
ITO LIT OR LEAsE-TuE Two FREE STONE FRONT
modern built pvcliins House. knewu Nos us sad
J. a " p ALLEN IS = ~ street, cris7 Tsn,h street.
A HOUSE TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE tn LIT.
d.ghiuy situated Tue furniture for sale made in tbs
lr The mily would remain. ~ desirstie rs Iam,-tne
Place. fstttJ' hin'h street between aud o'clock.
CCoNoHIcAL LYING IN LoNDoS.-ANDEaroSs
stussd and m So eomort- bic hotels In ondos mid sv re-
tween the Bank and vtst End, the raisss st.m-
above hotel which unss all the advantages Of hotel ans
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GIIIPPlNG.

~~>N~>~~~~~~~~>~~~N~N ~~SN~s~~-N>NN~-N~~>y~N
MAIL STEAMER EuRoPA.-LETrER bags FOR
newt w "s BfoaSs Po.s ose No 40 sro.a
:, III. Fra Ssst Ss Esse, "a * 90 iq
T'gE BEITIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN X. NJ
.ns .sd . nd
receive maiis and psssen.srs
fislsi., ":" s sis &:$ ssy ~" (
America. hsrTissa. S.s Toil. Wsaa..ssy. 3.
S.sss iua iSs s.s 9ci
f'r Freight or passage igr1lsu'ss Anp Jun !, nrs.sr,,
For havana. new ORLEANS AND oaAoxEs.-
pa TIE rev sad spseous steamship oHio iAaut James
port on tuesday he 18th q sovspssr AZ os.Sss p ~
hs bar Il chsTsssos sps ssVssss 70 . 90 r.s. Ss
mails ana passengers. Tbs Will carry ths G.v.rsSsst
;, $s. ..,ss. ; Ss:s:.
Tor C,sTss trsssrrsa At avsra 70 Tie .,aaasS sss
well a.s.s .,s.s.als r,lsob. Lieut. ns.St.a. d g. N.
Ierk % b.sre. Thsvoysrs !. made i ~ days Ts
rfor ssst, .sS.. u loo ssf. ps-, .sSIus,.d IL
~ Is ,. s s-. g., ,Sss, q '.I
engns IN ,ss strength sad scscu n.da,on,, the ohios
ss'ssRss to 3. bic A '''''''''d ''r1''
,.rs i:;.. ..:.. n' IS Rev 9T,''n
s,st.,roem ssr,s, aisins ssleens.... q
ste,rsse, found, he'd and e.srd .......S
esrsh secured until paid for Frsisht cents
All BIN, e lssins mus, BE sis..s en- bear. u. snip.
sse, room berth in ladies' OF sisins ssl.os siec
t,.rss.. iaSsd -ish a.. ,.i .:-::
s'ns : 20 s .r ., - 80: s sss ~ :'''si
pss, TOT o. sosssrs s.p lis q w. ss son 70.
Only DIRECT NAIL LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
=; : mai :.;a%.siR Ssise.sT CITY 3 ssSsd.sa' Coo:
from her ecsh At E,r - r. re..dsy Isih SsvsR.,r
Mails or IN. acse st.ansr o. lot Dsc.ms,r Pssscnsr.Sy
ne g C. sill tsa ssso@s oss,i.S, sas eenfsr. no !.
larss steamer small on. at an in.rnsdsepor, RE-
hnsr saloon. osy I've bsr,hs in state rooms s1zs
icrvmd sslsen. state rooms. ......... ~
All sine al Ii. iasi. and have IL. privilege
s,.er,s., found With mastres. and board. Sos
application s sscsss.rJ 90 secure ohoies Of bsrsha
'' VI passage D. Howard SON. 81 Broadway
nss,arasy, 6,ss%ssr '''' o''''' ivy anu '''''
II teuLAs PAckkr LINE fOs NOVEMBER i5ra-
n. sf ORBIT Capita s-nsr,ss .soas ~ sss:
passage .y ssv,s .ss.p @ @ q sS,.mss r, r
'r ' ''' y DIG D fow VI; 's 3 w..,..r...
~ The subs.sptisi aud elegant stssB $40 fsrnsus
ssops @ PASSENGER, q sEn ard ,.t s m, :.
s,sasd from III: port for San II.ns,o .,spgrs RIO
next oeloes from, the q WARES street. Ror
r'''s' u'A' 'n' 'is'J I WERNER Gss zee,
IL tSyihs rASSkr LINZ ros SAN faAyCIsco
ter the cssss, .R,r ST. TssS cs. az %
Of about 20 svsh.n recommendation Tor psssss
r.' Is ssi,s s,.r sf ~ 3 fs gg % v s:s''
LoR cALtr0RNIA-sBIp HANPDEv AT PIEs a,
North River can take few second cabin pa@.erssrs
ely shit iA.Ee1lfbl reign, ~ passage IN med sp
fo, ,horn ss nse. for balance sarss THIS ship viii
have sss dspassh. Appiy teEI. suIrUN, ~ ali SIRE.
or JUAN OGDEN ilS Wall strsst
EOR CALIFORNIA. eAN FRANCISCO. BENIcIa
end New Ycrk, via Rio Jsnsro and Valparaiso erst
esss stssp rip ItDORA will ssifer the a6sv. ports Nssh
ks,sntsr shs hs. beer expressly s.ssa ssrty
sssferr asa kae uhssrpaafad
or rrsssas arpy 10 kbfkubD n FRANCOIS
a ceavsr siraeA
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IN street. stnsosntay consulted forms of private
Recent Cast a Fonorfhu he in four
saga ohstitu icnal delhy sra mpo'ercy succe.fully
iFsfrtk, - 10 r~f~rvrv reed NJ irsnts
svs Y.s~... VIVA ssA - ~
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ITO TaE LApIss.-ppwARD n. NEwwAS NO a,l,.

L Broadway, Opposite tho Thsa.re1 Offers
upde resuA Iess nue. needle collars ehemisetts
Jaconet rimmnes broldered Valepc,epnsr
and eun lace sleeves and under lace
veiis thread imitation lace breakfast
lead dr. srsss mourning soods ND aioys &C.
No deviation in prices. - "
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INKIkCH NLOAKs-GEO srEWARr ManRoAnwAY

~ RAND AND NOBLE DISPLAY on ENgLIsB AgD
~ American tarre,s Drussets oil Cloths Rugs, ete.,
No. Bewsry the celebrated chca Carpet establish
rent In the Uritod ststct; fhe largest beautiful
sorment ct low frees Call anime
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TLupLE OF ENcuANTuENr-

WALLtA ALL 80 CANAL sTREEc-SRs. KELLER5
w Celebrated 1roupe Of Pc Models Fine Arts
consisting OF twenty pretty Crib presenting
elusoa works OF sculpture and design, style Sing
ing. Dancing, Tableanx Vvants &C. Psriofmlnca every
night IA o'clock Extra psifcrma every Saturday at
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Me- BOOKS, &C.

N1 asjoninS the Post 0cee, Nav Orleans. La.-Atths
above establishment always be found Books OF
scrptiop. consisting Novels History, Biography ssenus
Commercial. biographical. ana keaisal werks Alss,
principal Daily and Weekly Ne.spapers sad MasA.inss-
Country orders for article In the supplied
wnrdsd with despatch. Books mailed. prompt attention
10 order. J. G. MORGAN.
Literary pepsA adjoining the Poet oes New Orleans La
p. 6-Complcts arrangements have MADE with tho
principal Publishers throughout the uiou, or supply Of
ths Dc verbs fAst xsued. JC.n.
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NO CUsI NO PAY.-DR. CoRBiTT, ~ DUANE ST.
~ eensued the treatment Of certain docsts
dfetse racts 81 sixteen yeaTs devotes to N. treat
nent VI delicate di-ee.t srshles Dr. G. 70 the
need.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05

ON sVRRIsoN rs conFiDENTIALLy CONSULTED
~ on al disess,s Of dslies'e nature. rrsstce q
tahiss him othes recent
urs. 10 air tays No Zee I'LL sur.i ana
suintl weakness he Invariably Sea Leassp B-
r'er n " hss rrfc. nAk r-itnr stv.st
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~."S0.'NSN'>H 49,
CAkD.-TBE OPEKA.-wE NOTIFY THE PATRONS
"A Of the Opera that viii cell ladies' superior quality
French KID Glove, at IS; gsnslemen's at Ia.
j. x r. FARRAJLS,
7 Broadway door to the International Art Usisn
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rI,O INDEPESDkNT yOTERs.-TBosE WHO PREFER
votrs for who capable. honest proper
y hols ooe In prs'erence 20 stro, party osndds
will frd the atoVe qualifications IN the Me-
Arcu laus Jr the candidate for C'unty CLERK those
who know him. nothing net he said tho whs Do
know him vill fnd spqwiry he " 70 have
place being psotsed BY a. accident arm mr.
his ai,p ate business otherwise he would he
tech fact veil known 20 all his friends
'n' wHiG or THE THIRD WARD.
NoTIcp-raE ADJOURNED POLITICAL MEETING
IN ~ oored Ctrens will he held this Evening Monday
Putnam Hall, No le5 Church Ralots, for the
ny order OF the COMMITTEES.
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A YOUNG LADY, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH, FRESCa,
spa German ssd sivss Phase and Staging Lessons with
peat attention wishes female ssho in order all
emo Tree hours Please address Music B. the
rs papsr.
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gINO TnE LApIFs-EpWARpn NRWMAN NO ssln

Two TIE LADlhs.-EDWAkDH ". NEWMAN, NO. Hl y
Breaow pposte the Theare,D onor., consider
under regular prices Use needle collars
sleeves hsndk infants robes and caps Swis
and Jaeeonet trimmings emil vaiesc cellar
and Guns lace eepes sleeves and under handherchs
wells thread and imitation iass trsskfast caps caps
head dresses dress caps mourning gossf i'd gloves e.
Nc dsyia ton In erisss
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

STATE of NLHNoNT tBEa,',"''.n.
D.snri 81 Wrrsnt - - b-'ed ih''
s.spe,lsi SESSION ni o., pfoasis t1or
Of %. $40 fi.r,i oi Na's0d hsld 81 itH..
lsns, N sal tis"u OF ne 80 dsv ~ No
vents y t-t1
P'...ri Hon Nsrr, Bottom J4dfs
Where's haias htrhsfi,rn. s'm ris' r''' '
Of 40 s.sie ol Nui1s 81 hsf'snr. Is'e o.
Meade. ~ $40 dis'rri tsressfH. '1'f'
tsi has tln o., pfe.snisl 20 fsla 'oht
ih.fri0 seturg iorh nat tie ume afe'''
allowed saif stn'nisfratef ~ slid couH 600
dispose of DO. estate ani psy the o~his OF
sa,d d.ces.s ttrIfe or the lin ta'
oi Dsc.mbsf. 4 D 1919 that ihe au.ount
Of dstt. saaseI ~ the tofnnis.i n'fs a
ea.,i .1il sAfsie. D. 49, age taai IS 600
postii.s fff tim Go fssiSe tom sali csfs'r
assets .ufi isnfip pa, sIl sait n. b.. rn ~
psn.rs of administration wl.N.. fuo t.rf tl
lawed 81 afofsssid, sod ihefNf 20 f7fIrr
ssi5 rouu ~ en'enl ths Yms ''f i.-frs.n.
81 .sid estate ard paIlCc al rt..s .fu tI.
llih day 81 December. 4 j. lsiD
Therefore u t.0rfrfei hs So Cow .hs1
the s,id application b- snt ihr same 10 bore
b. referred cor h~su0q sad drci.inn to q
ssied sessiDt of SAT- Gown, 90 Dee hei At
Zee office Of the Register of siid tuuf'. iu
Rutsnd. ~ .siJ DISTINCTION the lst N1ndsv
heirg the 81 day OF Deceu Der. D.. iNt9
end lhsi notice thereof he gwen ~ publish
ias certified cory Of tie record ot this Or
der three week ssucctssivelv. previous there
10. 10 lhe Rutland toaniy Herald, aucwspN
net pruted at sad Rutland. go otdef ua
all persons Interested mpy ihen and Nef'
appeal tefore ssid t.Uu ard ycllto ,ai
ssid eitsnsinn ~ ibfv see cause
A true cop, of rerofi
80 HENRY HALL. Register.
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SERIES FOR 1880
The Home Journal:



Ne" IN" "' .l's of''I 'hHf "'i-''''
anu pe'ula' '"lA Ne"AP'i ''
soeu ON '"e n'N' "' : 'huaf' 90 " '''N s''
scnpefs can hc supplied WIN ne ""'1 rom
hs' ua,e' ~ "f"aIo'"g I'VE ooiiii' 20 '''
Once OF pNphcaNon
ponng me na't l'sT years lHt ''Hl'
'ou,h'' ms me' WIN nl''f''' ''''f ~ ''s
nahos ol 80 cases OF we comm in'N '"'
me Pf'Pne'"is WI spare n'N''f = A''''oh'
nor eiPc"se 10 CIV r"'' !" lo'9eD '''u''
'"e'os anu N'' ~, '''' s"es' 10 vac 'o'''' wv
'"k ye''' - va ''".''' u ,"P''''' d" e''''
'e'pcV' y" ~, ''e '''1'nes WAY we p'eVeu
wy l'''"' nuns o'
t"e 9""'''' 'iV '"i5'e" '"1 'oi'e'
po"''',,u '''S' ~ ~ D"' '"'
'P''' VI ','' ifu' 'f. !" anu A"e'',"" 81 T.
1'np'' 80 '''''' ""'' vac u''N' 10Y
Puoh'A"""N "l mo Gay WI" HtG'-
s'v'" Suoh iea'nies as have ,r." 90"
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Paper HaligiHgS

o000 Rolls Room Papers. new AMI bcauu
l1l styles window shades Der lcung and
f.a N.trL pIrfs
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Rutland county Bookstore.
NEW EccXC
FE INV
FALL AND WINTER TRADE Ol
1870 4 SO.

1892 a 90.
I.1. SPENCER
IVNSIis. reomel tom Ne~ la,k VIII
III one ti iHe l,fsrsi and bee, selections O.
Miscellaneous School and Bans Books.
Stationery Fancy Ara les aai Papcf Hos
irgs ever offered 60 ihe ciiirsn- nf kutland
County al of which was selected ifou
the sotk ut some oi tlo most csleYsts
dealers in the cuy, and p1rchas-i a. ne
.o~csi cash Prices Aonesci Is l.' o'
a ic~ OF lhc mos, im1oulnt works Jlsi re-
ccNed
.EiSccHdRcouS.
Chambers g., Ispsdil Of Lnetaturc.
Hauifs Home. aud llaunls VI British Poe,s
Cosmos hv lIun1olii,
Na'ate by Emerson,
Essays "
Orator, q Revolution b, Miao'n.
Living Orators
Fairs h,stery 90 England.
~hskspeate (satious edNons)
BYRON Do DO
old Cohunonnl
Clarence by Miss Sedsewi (,
kai1lah.
See =. where the iemp,er hi' ,rumphed,
Ics,ls,
Re'ubu'aa ot ,he ale Of shadows,
Tod rs Stlitu.
NIcarof W tkeh-ld hy Goldsmith,
hlls 10 Reelection bs roledigr,
>'rmcs Woihs.
Co'emtu's Letters from Europe
f,rcirDoip 'e Deal Sea anl JsEoa,
S4D,eue, L4uers.
iifer'-'fa'1 , Btnle.
J
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
IsHifehnH

- uetl door to tho phnnA Hotel. and or,
door Worth a. ih, Pos, Omce
y Is Oidets tecossd BY letter. IRON
Merchants aoi iiotel Keepers, Will he i'm
meiiately responded &C.,
NnItehau October 3. 1919. n3s q
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07

1000 Qofcs Back b. ksofall descriptions
ie duz Pocket tlemjrandums,
- d. do leather covers
~ Waiting Books.
Dlry. for 1850.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-11-07
Splendid ANIMALS for 1850.

Splendid Annals for 1850.
Leaflets 81 Memory.
Snow Fake
Glu of Friendship,
keepsake Of Friendship.
Ilfaluih,
Sacred Annual,
PO0's Gin,
Cen, o. Beauty,
On Leaves,
The Bulia0l
Odd Fellows Oneuag
STATTONERVS FANCY ARTICLES
Cap anil Letter. No,c. Pos Once. Blot
Unc. Drawing. il,,1e ani Perforated Pi.
urr Envelopes Carts Card Ctses. Port
ioius. Fancy Boxes, Inks. lnkHan1s, Wa
iefs, Sealing wlv. Steel Pes, Q1lls, India
Rubber, Seals, Wdung and Drawing Pen.
cas-, MNao Waters, &c.
BL1NK hooks
1000 CORES Back b. ksofall descriptions
IL dux Pocket Men1randums
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New Goods.

Ru,Iood pL o
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&. =. TarWell & COS.

4 MNNNY ~ 80
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-03

line, while similar steamers, conveying 80 il on cv
cry side mark the approach of its tributary tenders.
Ii is this organised system Of Intercourse that ena
bles men in every department, of commerce and pub
lie service to command for themselves and families
the heal,hness and the amenity of a rural life,
whilst engaged in those pursuits which can only
be successfully followed amid The close, dim and
jostling thorough-iares of a city Even tho poor
aborer participates in the benei, conferred by this
new'agent of INSTRUMENTATION of the extension
ofthe sphere within which he can make his toll u
valuable"
To South Carolina belongs the honor of construct
ing the first and the longest rail-ro in the Uni
ted States, and indeed in the world, saving sumo
of those small railways in Wales and other parts of
England used for transporting ore, coal Sc., TO
their furnaces. ! refer to the road between Char
lesion and Columbia, which was built i'm great part
in 1896. small model steam engine. built by
gentleman IL Charleston end used by him TO de
monsrae the prac,icabli,y of such read as be did
by having circular rail way made in one of the
public rooms of The city, and using this model en-
CINE TO carry him around il, thereby demonstrating
TO the ncredulous that cures could he overcome in
such roads. This same model was afterwards car
ried to Boston TO be used Tor similar purpose.
May Virginia initiate her chivalric sister i'm
her praiseworthy energy.
METROPOLITAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-03
woOLLEN AND COTTON FACTORY

II has long been matter Of wonder 10 us, that
the far-seeing and calculating capitalists in this
community, have not turned their attention to such
an establishment as the caption presents. When
we speak of capitalists, it is not in the city accep
tation Of such term-thousands to-day and nothing,
even worse than nothing, TO morrow We refer TO
those who by care, labor and economy, have accu-
mulated means, and are therefore able to invest
funds in public improvements-w are looked to
as the orgnators of such schemes and as the safest
managers of the same when put into operaion.-
Where is there n community in which greater
number OF just such individuals may be found q
men of money management and judgment. In ad-
diton, there is no want of natural advantages and
facilities. WATERPROOF may be had even within
the limits Of our village, and in the country, sites
and water-power abound TO any extent. From the
Blue Ridge to the Allegheny, one vast range might
be whitened with sheep; the wool finding mar
ket at factories in the first place, and any
surplus forwarded by these to Northern factories
while The mutton of The mountains would command
a superior price in all markets Why may not
coarse wGollens and cottons be manufactured i'm our
midst making employment for own poor-en-
couraging wool growers, and accommodating the
people by furnishing these necessary articles in cx
change for The new staple, Wool and yielding good
profit to all. There is but one answer-a want Of
enterprise. Why this should be the case, in the
midst CT such population, independent intelli-
gent moral active, healthy, industrious and inter
prising in mos. other Matters in view of the facili-
ties referred to, is to riddle indeed.
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&<%%%NN|IWN<<M
= SPECTATOR. -
IN A u 81 TO Ns-
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1910
COWS MESSAGE REMARKS CONCLUDED.

Free NBGRoEs.--We are by no means prepar-
ed 10 endorse ell that Gov SMITH has said and re-
commended on this subject, nor disposed for denun-
citation such as we have witnessed in.somc quarters
The whole question is difficult while il is momen
tous-demanding action and finding few prepared
to act F; and if Gov. Smith steps forward and cha
ENTHUSIASTICALLY takes the Bull by the horns or pro-
poses 10 cut the Gordian knot, we shall not over
look the good which may result from agi,ating the
question, in our haste to condemn the means pro-
posed for removing the evil.
Occupying middle ground between citizen and
slave, the free negro is in the possible condi
tion Tor improve ment moral and Intellectual His
position is saucy one, exciting dstrust and dislike
on the part of his superors, the whites, and envy
and dissatisfaction the part of his Interiors; as he
considers them, tho slave. Such an anoma lous
class is neither profitable safe. Weforboar far
ther remarks on this point from the fact, that we
commence in our paper of to-day, a series Of num-
bers addressed TO the members of the Legislature,
on the subject Of this class of our population, and
which we commend to public attention
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less despotisrn. .H ; r'T
Inc question which now requires your invessi-
ga'i1n 49, Ho,c shall re legislafe for o,r free CO.
fored poputofaon" The answer, which insiructs
the ieglSator is given in all History, and is une-
IulvoIal they mus; either be a,naigan,afed with
the whites and thereby annihila,ed as an inferior
caste or raised to n civil and social eou,,;,,
'en,ored. II will be my object at future tim. 10
show that the last is the only remedy that i, ms
be done by consent Of both parties-,hat it ouch, =
be done, and that NOW is the time to do IT,
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CONGRESS.
TuEspAY December &c. lS4s.

TUESDAY,, December 20, 1913.
4r THE SENArE-Hon. Mr.. Atchinson, was APP
pointed president pro tenn, the Vice President be-
ing absent Mr.. Jefferson Davis presented the Gre
dentials ofHon. A. G. Dodge, elected Senator
from the State ofIowa. Mr.. Dodge, of Wiscon
sin, presented the credentials Of Hon. q. w. jones'
also elected Senator from Iowa. Both gentlemen
were qualified and took their seats.
WEDNESDAY 9th.
IN THE SEnArE-Mr. Allen presented petit
ton asking that the law might be re'eeac,ed which
provided that all newspapers might be transported
free in the mails within thirty miles of the place of
publication.
Mr. Benton by consent, introduced bill TO con-
tiuue for thirty years from Jan. lst, the charter
of the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown
Steam packet Company. Mr.. Davis of Miss,
Thought that to renew the charter would be an in
vasion of State rights-Alexandria being now
part of Virginia. The bill was passed over.
Much business was before the Senate, but Moth
ing of special interest.
| HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.-Mr. Stewards
motion TO reconsider the vote by which Mr. 6otts
resolution was adopted, insiructng the Committee
on the District of Columbia to report bill abolish
ing the slave-trade in the District, up in order,
and the subject was postponed for two weeks.
Mr.. Sawyer, of Ohio, called the attention of the
House to publication in the n. York Tribune, ed
ied in part, by Mr.. Greeley, member ofthe House
in which he, and other members, were accused
of charging and receiving illegal mileage. Mr.
Turner, of Illinois, OF the members implicated
spoke at length and with much severity. Mr.
Greeley addressed the House in explanation, sc
The matter was referred to the Committee on Mile
age.
THURSDAY 2S,h
In THE SENArE.-Mr. flanagan of Indiana
who had been detained at Pittsburg, by sickness
resumed his seat.
The bill to extend the charter of the Washing
ington, Georgetown and Alexandria Steam packet
Company was passed.
Mr.. Niles, from the committee on Post Offices
reported back the bill to reduce the rate Of postage
&c, with an amendment.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Atth their request
the committee on the Judiciary was discharged
from the further consideration of Mr.. Wentworth's
resolution relative to making all officers of the Gen
eral Government elective by the people.
The President communicated the correspondence
in reference to the arrest of American citizens in
Ireland
FRIDAY 29th.
In THE SENATE.-Nothing ofspecial interest oc-
Cured on Friday. The Senate adjourned to Tues
day, 2nd January.
| HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvEs.-There was a
debate in committee of the whole, on bill which
directs the Secretary of the Treasury pay to the
representatives Of Antonio Pacheco, the value of a
slave transported from Florida to the West, with
the Seminole Indians, by order of Gen. Jessup.-
The bill was engrossed for third reading.
The House adjourned TO Tuesday