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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
DOCTORS ANb PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.

The followngnaed Doctors and Physicians have highly
recommended BRAN1oS MEDICINES
DR.. N HUBBARD, Stamford Conn.
DIR. J. N SMITH, Watertown, N. Y.
DR.. ROSSMAN, 132 Henry street Brooklyn, NY.
DR.. r. M HUNT Auburn, N Y.
DR.. GEO. FRANCIS, kIiddletown. Conn
Dr.. GEO. A. ROGERS, Bath, Y. .-
Dr.. s. WHITE Fredonia, N. Y.
DIR. C. B. cALENTINE, Byron, n Y
Or. j. O. SHIPMAN, Fayetteville, N.Y. ... ...
DR.. J. SKINNER, Henry st., Brooklyn, MY
DR. o. SHIPMAN. Cortland, N. Y
AGENTS.-PoRTAGE Col Swift, Ravenna;
Gibbs & Day, Deerfeldi Wm. Dickinson, Ran
dolph.
SUMMIT Coz. B. Ellsworth Hudson; o. B.
Beebe, Cuyahoga Falls; ]. A. Beebe = Co, Ak
ron.
GEAueA Cob. & A. Cook, Chardoni Geo
Boughton, Burton.
MAHoNINe Co.-Prentiss & Walling, Cans
field, R. g. Garlish Co. Youngstown.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
FRUIT TREES.

N sale at my residence, near TWO miles
west from the Court House
JOHN HARMON.
Ravenna, April 10, 1S49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18

The Tailoring Business will still be car
ried on by Geo. SomeIvillc, at hls old stand
in the prentiss Block.
GEO. SOMERVILLE.
Ravenna, Dec. ath, ls4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
A DYING WOMAN SAVED
ONSUMPTLON CURED!

We give the following ceifsate a fact of cure which
goes prove the power life when the person
be in the very last stages of existence when
Indian Pulmonary Bslsam is adrninistered:-
7oen of Ballstor, Sarctoga Co., NJ Y-ss. ZIBA Dywu-
MAN being duly sworn SAYS That in the winter Of ls4S
deponents wife was believed by and others 10
be dying with consumpton of the lungs and dspoueHt
believing that be ths went Mr. John Waits store
aud other necesare to prepare his wife for burial after
she should die Depopent further that while he was in
sd I'D Was sSTs ne pI W9I pesqaaed y the S Q,
then present. to take bottle of said Medicne-he remark
Ing, that if the dying be past recovery yet
she be much oppressed and distressed the said medicine
would soothe and relieve her, and make the pillow or
death Heponent took the said medicine home
with him. together with the cloth he had purchased pro-
paratory the anticipated death of his wife Deponent
caused portion of said medicine to be administered
his wife and his astonshment it relieved her.
She continued the of said medicine until she
cred from her disease and has been able since Qt being
than three years. to do the work. and attend to-
all her household aairs and deponen verify believes that
through the blessing of Providence the restoration health
OF his wIe was the result OF he curatve ana meaning e
'''' ZBA DYKEMAN
Subscribed and sworn to- before me- this 2st day of April
lS49. THOS. G. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace,
7oUn Of BallstOn Saratoga county ~ Y-ss Th1 p e
certify that am and have been for many years well and
Intimately acquainted with the above named Zba KEENAN,
who is of most worthy and respectable citizens and
whose statements are entitled to full credit and belief
April %, 1913. !
Town of Baston, Village of Bdilston Spa-ss This to
certify that the circumstances and facts stated ahpy9 by
Zba Dykeman my knowledge strictly tre, and hat
he has fre1uentY sice stated to- that Brants Indian
Balsam saved the life of Mrs. Dykeman.
April 29, 184s. JOHN WAIT.
BRANTs PULMONARY BALSAM CONSUME
Legs Paia n se efns geas and 3d. Nervous
CoHplaius PalpatioH Heart, Feas Wrdknesses and
cazplpin chp,sra kanam, Dyssntsry and Summer Com
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
Iron, Nails and Glass.

Iron, Nails and Glass.
lust received and for sale at low rates
y &c Tons of assorted Iron,
100 Kegs do Nails.
40 Boxes McCully's Window Glass,
90 do Common do do
95K Kegs white Lead ground in Oil,
Bales Superior Batting.
s. A. & K. A. GILLETT.
April 17rh. ls4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18

NOTICE is hereby given Petition ill
~ be presented to the hon. Board Of
Commissioners of Portage County, at the ir
June session l849, to vacate so much of the
Road known as the Phineas S. Hatch r lad
running from the State Road IN Hiram south
to Freedom south line, as lies between the
Diagonal Road and the south line Of Free
dom not vacated by Law.
N. B.-Sald Hatch road was laid out in
1895 and Recorded Book A. Page $50.
April 4lh, 1s49. 4w@cO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TlHE Co partnership heretofore existing
4 between Geo. & David NJ. Sonervlle
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
those indebted are requested to call aud set
lie their accounts with George Somervlle
an or before the go h day of January next.
GEO. &DAVID VI. SOMERVlLLE.
Dec. 5lh, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
AGENTS OF

:.
CLINTON LINE. ON ERIE CANAL,
and New York, Syracuse and Osa0ege
Line of Lake Boats.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
fix SEED.

fix SEED.
X PRENTISS will pay CASH and the
u. highest price, for Flax Seed, delivered
al his store, or at his Oil Mill, at Cuyahoga
Falls.
September 18th, 1913.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-A few of those
I Rubber Capes and Leggins, good aril
Gle for wet weather, also, Blankets, Pals,
Harvepsacks, sc. India Rubber Breast Bot>
ties and Syrenges very useful article for
sale at OA1 o.
February S, 1849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Il. DRAYTON g. Co..

Successors to John G.. Nc Bride.
WTOULD respectfully inform the former
w customers of J, Il. McBrid. and the
public generally that they will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Busi-
ness at The old stand. Their arrangements
for the transportation of property 20 and
from ,he Eastern Cities, and on the Lakes
and Canuls are equal to any others in this
section. And they are prepared to transact
any business entrusted to them with prompt
ness,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18

Having retired from the Storage, For
warding and Commission Business, would
cheerfully recommend |. BRAYroN 60. to
thu patronage Of my former friends and cus~
toners. J. Il. MCBRIDE.
Ravenna, March, l849. l97tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18
Hold your Hoses.

HOII your E1Osses.
VUST received aud, for sale low, good
y supply of Toys for the Holidays. Pa>
rents and others in want of Christmas and
New Years presents for heir children and
friends, will do well to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
S. A. TAYLOR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-04-18

Ravenna, March 1919. 197tf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06


1OlSE,-Aier prayer aud tho rcodlngoi
she Journal. the Speaker announced tho hfs'
Ihng,,n order on his table To be Mr FlewnrlH
motion to reconsider lhe vote passing Mr.
Colts resolution, respecting the irnlhc ~
slaves ~ the District pf Columbia.
4 Mr. Slewnrt, of Michigan, being entitled 10
- the nopr addressed tbs House ~ opposition
20 the ng,nions ~ NOrll and South. ln llS
opinion, he said, the question Of Abolition ~
the District should res; entirely with the PEG.
pie of the snid disirict-as they Ind decided
50 it should Ice. lie had voted for tie roso'
lunou, lac Snid. for the purpose Of lihNing u
brought up for reconsideration md nmGud-
ucnL To 10nbJcd rtIr prurrtriy sI a Com
tiIrr froh, abe House framing sucli bill a.
: the resolution calls Tor II was dGlcgntlug
unto theinsriveS right whictt,m his opinion
nlone belonged to the people. Tie was OPP
posed TO tic Rhulliion Of slavery IA. tie DIS.
, lrici al Columbia, unless IL was abolished 10y
I tie consent 0t'Ttc people of that District. -
For tbs purpose they should have M oppor-
iuuilytu test the p,ir-Iiou uithe htllnt box
he vas ia iayor iprohibiting the slnyr trade
in lhe District Of Coluuhiu, lie hbhorred
rhc iI-ti, 'itiou, but doubted the power of Con.
grrss 10 ,,"sl.Oy Tie property of Ihc people "
tL, said district. He said that Goll's rcsolu.
ton conceded cSuc'ly with bis own views,
Mr. Brown movcG IL postpone tho question
two. weeks.
Mr. Wentworth said the motion to conSit-'.
lad hcHu debated enough mud moved 4" lny
It on the table.
The yeas aud nays were demanded 6nd
reA,lIed in the negative 10y lhe following vote
Nrns ~, nays 100.
. NJ smith, Of Indiana, proposed an nmohd-
men, TO Gott'- resolution, insirnclug tie
Committed on the District ui Columbia to
inquire INTO the eNpodienry Of framing law
10 prevent slaves being hrnught from other
t-inirs iniOthr District Hnd sold.
Mr. Niuton renewed his motion to ,Poslpoho
the question al this day two weeks, ''h'cl'
WIS carried
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE

Tic following accom-, was brought by the
Europa:
serious accident happened on hoard she
Steamer Londonderry, plying between Sligo
aud Liverpool. 10y which seventy lives were
lost. The steumnr had on board three cabin
passengers, aud about onc.Ilnnl,llrcd and ii1y
lrsh emigrants for America. Towards niglt
on The LIST Deconlher heavy gale came on,
anil soon blew so hard that the decks were
cleared. mud the poor enigrnnit were 'orccd
lho 'lie fore cnl,ln--n room little more than
Il feet by II. II was fitted for about 10, nnd
kel lou, OF hll ages, were crowded into ii,nnd
The companlon-lhe only aperture ior vaniil-
yer it!
lhe steamer went on her way, and il ,pas
NOT nniil morning TINT tho scnmen were D..
ware ct the awful trngedy that had hrcn en-.
"cied during the night henenih their feet.
oh' ct the one hundred and flty pnsscn.
gers who had been driven dowf, the cotrpnu.
'oh-'nddcr few hours hcfirc, seventy two
mrtr iuiiHh 10 hAyc persisted! Men, md wu.
men, ana ht'Ie children, husbands aud wives,
oonS ana mothers, were hcnpcd about the
moor W nIsordtrsomc with their clothes torn
rom 'hclr hncks in taltcrs, some with their
nohdS ond faces lncerntcd, some with their
'Go'urcs Uodtcn INTO n-mummy 10y The iron
ehol "brogucs' Of their fellow sufferers. here
in.her locked IN the arms of his daughter;
,"ero sister clingiug TO the corpse OF her
o'o'her, their eonntenances black and tlis,or.
!eh with commissions produced by snfo-
cation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
GREAT ROBBERY !

-,GE oFfrcE, AUGUSTA, ME., Jan. !, 1910.
~ he Augusta Bank was broken omen be.
ween saturday night md Monday morning.
mo the following taken ;--i3 boxes of silver
SOW eheh; V hnRs OF silver AoOO IN sonn
'ench package or bag Of roid sJ5i5. 80
age Oh soyeregns, $4,000 Foeign h,tls
bout $1,000; package oTtSpreirn hilIs fn,,,,,,,'
unknown,l directed to-J. c. Brewer tro,, ~;
comic Bank. ''''' IT.
The President of the bank offers r.,,.,-,
oEOne Thousand Dollars
The Augusta Bank is siiuhIeii IN the t,6s,.
ment OF the pew Hotel, which forms n mr.,
OF brick block Recently erected on-.Wnter
street The hotel is unfinished and unnc.
cnpled. The vnut oftho bank ndioins one
OF thelower rooms If The hotel, mud is onl,
separated from II 10y brick wall one foot
Hnck. The nIorinrused IN the 'consIrUcIiOu
VI ms wall Is comparatively green. The
purger frst entered the room adjoining the
Nh"'t, and with small crowbnr Knocked n
way The bricks sufficiently to afI;ud nm cn.
trance 10 tho vault
ne plnndened property was confined i'm n
en|e OF the most approved construction. So.
r"fedby Hubs celebrated patent gunpovper
,neN' -I' wac ePeaed-bp alkey which s,,,si
nave beeu prepared before tie -snIc was utt
mo the vauk. When the plumber Ind hccn
,,cmoved, the eofe WINS cooiy locked arnin.-
w o'c hurry of leaving the building. box
cnh'a,ning some sSee In specie was dronned
outside, besides SOME $50 in scattered picces
Athore definite statement tlnh that given
uunfe 'hakes the loss oriho bank ESlI ,!,lo n,
si,eele,. OF which about g.. 900 was silver. he
us ''ies foreign bills amounting toanbont 81 900
''~'e'"s 70 4ln Augusta Bank, and n pack.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
Saxony Hccees,
&MMmHA,e@Ea~

Mr. SrsEoS Husr, Of Rnby, and Miss MANI
A. ileyEv, OF W. '.
+ n tl,i- t,'et e., ~, h Rev MI Tabor OF
Lyndon, Mr. BEAuAAE BurLER ana Miss T.
httABtfH ARAISsraS, both ofthis town.
In this town, Jan. J, by Rev. MIR Bond, my
WILLIAM FuLLEK and Miss. JIsE NJ GHEN-
Sci, both of this town.
Also, by the samci Jan. >, Mr. ERgNEzER
JuNrs, of New port, a,.s, -:ai!ss AvrIi AnAMA.
OF Waterford ----.---
In DanvilIc, Disc. %, by REV. Dasid Perry,
MIR Jedcdnh Dtew, IT Concord, aud Miss Lo.
vinaW Higgins, of ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
CONG r. f s s.

WAaiusGTos. Dee. %,
SENATE essrs Dodge and Jones,
Senators from Iowa, appeared, and being du'
~ qualified took their HenlF
Mr Allen offered resolution 10 nscerlnin
10y ballot how long the Twu urw'y "t'F"'i'ieh
Senntors should serve, Ykicl7wns adopted
The bnliuting then commenced, and jones
drew To serve uuiil-ls5i, aud Dodge only IN
iii the end -of tho present session
A hill for tho sale of the SuRlnnw lndinn
lands WINS taken up, briefly discussed, aud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
W,surNGroN, Dec. %.
HORSE.

Nj Cullamcr, OF Vermont, reported bill
iur giving PUBLIC lands Ipr Railroads and Ca
u,ll-, ulso other similar bills, which were read
twice and referred to HE Committee of the
Whole. Among other bills was one grant
ing 10 cucr ct the new States tho same "a.
mount ol public lands tint Ohio had received
which was briefly discussed, and land or the
loblc, 10y ycus %, mays 20. ..a
Mr. Gayle, of Alabama, reported n bill Civ
ing the riRh, of way aud granting public lands
for ltull Road leading ifum Mobile 10 The
mouth of the OHIO River, which was read the
f,~l aud second times, aud referred TO The
Cnn,'uiItcc on Public r.TUIis,
On motion of Mr. Niulon, the House went
into comm, iIt0o Of the whole on the sinle of
Tie unioi., NJ Thompson, of IHdiaua, ofiiclu-
ting ns chnirnuII, nad ,eek up lilo hill-sup.
plying deficiencies - the CNIlApproprnIons
Tor the existing fiSru, feef.- NJ, Ntnion- la
planned the object o, the 3ilf at some lengths
when he lad concluded, y.
Mr. Pollock. Of Pa, luade speech ieli!mB
to The Presidents Message rtlail'1 10 Nn
Tanff,nud Secrelms Walkers mt. uHi 'ePor"
lie WINS Interrupted ON leave, md ihterrG%"-
ted 10y Mr. McLnuc, Of Md, several times
To which Mr. Pollock replied with effect
lie exhibited Mr. Secretary Makers iucon
stStrncics ny To inportHtnns and oXporln-
tons.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
Tracts.
Medicines, &c.

CONSISTING IN part OF Golden Seal,
y Mace, Cpr.andcr and Caraway Seed,
Cloves Sage, Sweet SlSrioSUp, Nutmegp,
summer SNvory, Daybcrry Bark; Punk Root,
India aud AtnN,ndr's Ss",.~, - -s..s.-.yt r""
EHphqIbiuHI, Cochnoal, Scarlet Dyr, Atuf'
fat's'pills and Btters, obs of Rhodium, Org.
urutr-- ert, tHermSsed, Ne@lon 9 Bitiers, Tan,
grmds, TapIoos, Sewers, flqwe ud"llunt =
I.niment, Pratts Patent Artificial Npplei
Nursing Tubes, Pipes, Shields, %c:i Tr"ihr
ing Sytups, genuine Mothers licllri, Shaker
SHrsapar,lla, Liquid Adjective PLASTER, At
wood $ Adhesive Shiye, SeheBck's Pnlmonic
Syrup, Superior Cough Syrups, liulls Physc,
eAtrLasW wood, blue Nirriot uhd OftiTr rArcr
Stufi's Japan, Paints &c. of best qualities, al
y. G, tN6tiAMAS
81 Johuslcty, Nov ~, IeIs.-r 5polf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
BOSTON MARKET Jan. ,

BEET-EEtra mess. TI,uU 1859; Mess
90 90 1890, No. /, 900 900, prime, city
l0,00 o 0d; navy 10 80 a 90 90.
PORk-EStra clear - 90 a 90 O0;clear | ! 90
Ia 20, mess ~ 90 - j0;lprime 20 90 1880
LARD. -DosIon : .; southtSwrst, "a q.
BUTTE -storc l35 10, shipping i4s ia
family 20 -,
CiEESf-Euw milk as, four meal 8 n Is
shipping q az
FIotR-How.,rd street $50 n 90; Ohio,
,,fya n u ~, Gsaealk4. com hr h,62 a h,75
CORN-Yellow, r'nnd, 90 a OF, Hat on 6
white - 90.
q AFs--soutAeIa, - Il % northern, y 90;
eastern, % a ~, ''----.----
WOOL-Therc has been an increased de.
mrlrfrt since our last, and cnnsdr rablc sales of
domestic fleece and pulled at quoted prices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06

-- a-- -+ $780,
THE urHER SOB, Tue Yarmouth Regis
ter mentions letter received IN that town
from native OF Bnrnslable, dated ~ cHltur
MIA ia October last, in which the writer states
lhnl he has, visited the gold regions aud bod
returned 10 r. FrnueiHcO, ~. work nt hs
Trade. We agree with the Register, itr, "
all tho wonderful stories that are told al the
riches of tho mines in California nru true, u
looks little strange that young man whn
went Out 60 That country 20 make money
should prefer building buUneks for United
States soldiers, 10 digging ior gold'--.Ntn
Bedjard Mercury
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
W...,Narox. Dec. q,

" N7EfffF<Fs 7 VI IIt-tl sfT'
In the Senate, Mr. Niles presented n peli-
ton numcrously signed, praying for n reduc-
ton ofpnstnge on periodicals and newtpn-
pcrs, md Ia ,ricfe speech advocated tic re-
ductiun nskcd for. Referred,
Tho House and Senate adjourned over iii
Tuesday. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
The Markets.
Reported for 10. Advertiser.

hNlbil lON NAhhbl, lhuIsuhy bt'. =
Reported for 10. Advertiser
NJ market, 5lO beef cattle 27n stores, OO
pair. working oxen, 90 cows and calves, 2ijO
sheep and $50 swine
= Beef catile-ETtra, soc a ESQ. LIT quail.
,ty, go Goo I'd do. 5,25 30 I'd do, 1, -
%.
Store oAttlc--Not quoted
Working Oxcn-sales at 20, 81 mud Sl2ii
-.st aiFE2=-aal-- .-l4 - ~
Sweepstakes at StG9, -, I,si, = 81, and
200.
swinc-Smull lots to pcddle, at 54e. At re.
tail, "a &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06


+ A single statement like the follo"ngl9ught
,n be- n sufficient induccmcnt to nny one sui
FIRING with diseased lungs to make n trial o.
wNtar'r Balsnm, and test It's virtues IN Their
own case:
Florcnec. Oneida co, N Y May lsl6 .
MIR s. W. F0wlr, Dear Sir. lake -pie0s.
urr in stutng TO YOU my experience IN the use
of W,stat'Y Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Sknptimc in Feb ISl5, was attacked with
difficulty ofthc lungs, which brought INV in
appeAtnnce. To ilio brink of the grave con.
sai,cd those who were called skiliul pl'ysl-
oinnp. who pronounced my case ineurAble' My
friends at night did not expect to find ~" alive
in thcmorniur ! was induced, NJ u laetre.
E0Tt,-to-trv wrs,ur'e BslsaH,, and after iaRlna
the first bottle ! felt great Relief continued
TO use it. and uitor taking four bottles, Iconnd'
cred myself cured, and TOR tfr last year have
had no occs~ii t..A2r auy medicine for the
lungs, and .LHI+~vc myself entirely WE'LL
tsigucdl 7 GhlLLbl
For a7lc by Z C. bingham ST. JohnsBnly
Piain; j. Flint, 81 Johnsbury Centre l.. +.
purks pnssumpslc, aud dealers IN medicine
az ~, --.s-.--.
The grrninc signed |. Butts on the wrapper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
TIL LED ONI A N.

Church, aud t,e deliyerNnre of her visible
head on eurlb Tbs bishop OF Alhahy Inns
issued sinlilaF dlrrdons.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06

@ p Tho thieves nre getting funny. a,
gentleman in Cincinnati Ind NIL his cham
payne siolenlhe other day 10y one of them,
who lell ihisnotc '---. or.
Dear Mr. 81 tried yonr wine. aaag,i
hard 10 tnke" --.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
Goods at Cest.

rTNIlE subscriber having droidrd to remove
j from this State, ~ under the necessity
Of closing his business imut d,ntely, aud now
orr, his tntirc Stock o. Goods, amounting 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06

ffTrEr THf5--Afr- G1-t -Feacleh Louis
VILE on the 22d, aud was 10 l0hye on tie 2llh'
OF ionrd the AlexuGder Scott for New Or
leans. Ills henllli WINS much improved
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
WAsniNaToN, Jan. 9.

.'...' WAsniNuToN, JAN. =.
In the Senate, today, tie resolution offered
ut the beginning oflho session, called upon
The President for list of all treaties Of recip.
rncnl trnlo with foreign Governments, was
modified 10y MIR Baldwin. 1t now insTncls
n select Committee TO inquire into the expc-
hicncy ofropealing the net cenierring onihe
President the power, 10y proclHnaton To os'
tuhisii reciprocal trade with foreign Govern
ments, IA certain cGses. -------------- --
Aspinwall's contract Tor n railroad was re-
porlctt-by Mr. Jefferson Davis, aud ordered To
bG printed
Mr. Bradhury's resolution for the appoint
hoht oi Select Committee to make inquiry
INTO lhc eIindlency OF organizing n special
Bohrd OF commissioners to settle all Cluims
against the United States, was agreed H.
In the House, the hcGcisncios in tho last
years General Appropriation Bill came an
for discussion. The bill finally passed. The
navy and revolutionary pension bills were On.
ken up aud referred.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole, and the subject of estnbtishiug IA
hoard Tor the settlement of rtiynio ciaitnr u.
gainst the governpep''was 'Hkennp aud dis
cusscd
o." Bishop Hughes Of New York, has III.
rectod tho clergy and lai,y of his diocese, 10
add rhe prayers Tor the Pope TO ihe other pray
ers in the celebration of The MISS, uutii fur
Iher @,o(icc, hhd The luy members Of tho
chuEch to rccito once the seven peuilenlinl
p'rd'on 10 God for lie prnleciidh 2filis
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C. A paragraph in the Old Whig, Of
February 81, 1896 Uniforms rs, awe hear that
strong water shops were lnlely opened vt
Southwark. with this inscription on the sign:
Drunk for Id; dead drank for ID; clean slraw
for mnlhingN
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look! LOOK!

A IL IN want Of Goods Will do wei 10 call
N nt our store and 'c1amine quality aud pr''
cGs. We shalt Frit tiUudu NJ a-ssEy small pro
Gt snd hope by Increasing our business 10
mnls' this plan satisfactory 10 our customers
aud ourselves.
In selling Goods A. q small commission a.
hove cost, we must have rash or 10 sqHiraieni
Long credits won work under the cheap 'yS'
tenn
Having contract for few hundred busli-
els of Oats, wa offer Goods for good oats ~
very low prices
For % lbs Nc will give = bushel Of Pood SAT-
For 30 do do do do n bag ofbcsi DAIRY salt
For % 81 do do do gall o. good molHases
For 800 do@do do d. 100 lha Cod bish,
For 800 do do do do 30 lbs sugar
For 100 do do do d. ~ lbs Coher.
Atour Storc viii also be- fond,
-JLICKEREL, TETS ,,yt'ft rs uruf GIft'l
CERIESQCdA kiHds'--
Also, prime assortment ol
H.4RD.U.1RE, CROCKERi and Gi~i4S
U.9RE and DRY GOODS o.. ~ hHd"'
In regard 10 the extent Of on, aSsor'men'
ard low prices, we don intend Ia b. beat
T. JT.wE1"T = 60.
81, I1huAbnry Plain. Jan lsIl 'p'f
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G - TH INrrrfNzA Is very prevalent
now ~ our city. II is something like nh el,-
,dcuir, aud seizcs the patient very suddenly.
The symptoms IRE, n sharp pain M the bend
and q running OF water from the eyes. This
~ .-s4..- lillnmcd 10y uninslikc crnmp in tic
legs, moro or tess severe. u has not. tim,
wn eau learn, proved fniul ia any instance
but nlnost every iaiuily has one or two sick
with a. aud in some houses all hands ARE
dowu.- Bosion Tfdr. DcF' %
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Dissolution of CopartnershiE'

TnE eopartnrtship hrteto0JTc existing nm,
. l DC irm Of william Drown 4 90.
1T shenSd, aud also, Under the firm 81 lido n
Drown at Sutton, is this day dissolyrd - nin
tual eousclt Al demands due the firm OF
VIM Drown & Co will bt foundiu the lArds
ar Joseph ldc at Sheffield during the month
of January next. where payment must be-
made, amer that time, thorf that remain I'M
paid, will be- found IN the hands Ola fpnb OF the
Lac for roHecHod JOSEPH lDE,
WILLIAM DROWN. -
Sheffield, Dee. p, i-i- 5a'"3'
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A FRrr NojCr FROM TINE SouTn-h.
spcnking of Senator Douglass California B'll
Tfn MotIiie Herald usaE- the following sensl-
hle aud mHuly ungunge Tile tlestiny OF
California is 10 bcfrec, and we presume l''s
destiny might as well he fixed now M Inter-
II ,nny, save contention III Congress from
Which no possible good can o~lo, the
South" -.