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spoi,asions prior Isoo-The original claim

ElENCH spoiistions prior Co 1sOo-The original claim
ants whose heretofore presented Congress-
having since fling them, very generally departed this life and
bel whatever character
make themselves known 10 Congress ny new memorials
their knowledge
them and Of by sp
pointed original claimants have this addressed
circular letter, printed forms q memorial 10 all their
have present knowedre but nasmuch a. many Of
them have all
fully requested application by tpo
pai memorial that the be executed and
presented the opening Of The n December
next being confidently expected that bin for their relief viii b
'O''' -" JAMES H. CAUsTEN,
Oct i6-eo6t Washington.
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DREwERs PANORAMA will he exhibited st the
Odd Fellows Hall "Wednesday evening, ~ O'Clock,
every evening short Also exhibition
Saturday afternoon, At az O'Clock.
Brewers Grand Moving Panorama Of North
comprising Mammoth Kentucky; Niagara
Mount Vernon Bridge Virginia
together days journey through praries
evening the Msppt MYERS scenery Nile,
bracne pyramids Of temples and Of
Mexico nom the convent San Cosmsanted feet ofcan
admission cents Children, under 10 years. half price,
4-dn
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Union INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL AGESC

Union INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OEF1CEThe undersigned has located himself the south
Of supplying families with suited
departments Of domestic comfort and procuring
situations Tor The honest and Industrious Having made
arrangement for furnishing and and
,ns.L. po.ssrcs from an pan. q e Union families and in
and sraine e principles upon which ms branch q bushes.
Tss ns.ss s, n the c q viii Ds net s
and support Of an enlightened community sct attention viii
o1 bonessS and arr wos,, az
either clerks, mechanics, sborc rega
uaon until strict inquiry has been made a. his o. her non
character All communications BY mail must be su
ing business Of once. be given DE
renting and selling Of and
n D. chsres in all case. moderate and no dsvsuon viii 81
made nom The established rHs ovucr.
g Zoe gentlemen, 70 u a. m, and 10 pm.
tor 'er'ni'' &c. q m @ p : h nrps po.,,,,,
ss, Ven %%. NJ ss: ssss., Ne, l. Gsi.a
Oct as-ecdfmR
EALL AND WINTER oOODs-Beots .nd shees.-w'
would respectfully call the attention Of The citizens of Washing
ton Georreown and vicinity farmers and PLANTERS 70 our e,en
trade, and wei selected stock Be us
an our line Of business, We ennmsr.'s IN P.r-
gaitet,, half gs,er. Morocco and lasting, u Is % u
and ns .sess. De-. ssd sss. ma cent. 70
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR
ownmake calf dress boots double and single soies
Long g fhenncns boots, warranted ierpsoo - 70 ~
Boys, mi.ses and ehnaren boots Shoes slips, CATERS brsr
&c, NJ corresponding prices.
Wishing puIcha.e for would % ven
Doas o.rs, she so.s, bu, eallsi aooyER Sons,
Ps large 10, ofiadies; French ssien and toilet slippers y
received from the Importers
l7-Hawfw
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN--on wednesday
next the 7 instant al O'Clock we shall proceed 70 sell
square running back that breadth l9 feet Said lot fronts
street, 9th 7h Tide good and per
Ters purchase money equal
payments, and three ycas' credit bearing
'i Nov "a ''''' ~ GREEN TAsFEf. 2aeronsen
IN that the Board Of Appeal sitting from day day
Assessors Room, wing OF the basement Of the City Hail.
themselves asgeyed will make their appeal prior The 0
coming election,
Of December next otherwise they will be excluded
from The polls.
BY order Of the board;
nj denny, Apollo Hall, has been thoroughly and taseuy Tened
and is for the reception Of scholars Days Of tuition
Tuesdays and Fridays from 1910 4ocok Evening
class for gentlemen at o'clock
VIM. Ballard Preston, Secretary Navy
bald Campbell ESQ., War department. Wahinson Randall H
ner esq, Treasury Department, Washington Hon. j. G.
Georgetown Mrs Burr, Washington In whose seminary Mrs Blake
has the teaching Noy3
NEW and Fa.hionabie Goods for GenfIenlen.-We
this received by far the most beautiful styles and
plete assortment OF goods aperanin 20 eenemen fall and winter
$50 pieces 0 entirely new Style Fancy cassimees
10 do fine black French Doeskn do
80 do ich ancy colored Cloths, Of shades
do black French Cloths extra fne
25 do very elegant Satin vestnss
IS do black AM colored Silk velvee
rs dozen Silk Merino Angola, and Cotton
Fancy SILK and Satin Cravats
Silk and Linen cambria Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders &C.
All OF which will be sold cheap, made In the hona
GeScmsn VIKING 70 adopt this economical mode Of getting the
winter supplies are invited 10 call on -
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
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OsTHICH FEATHERs.-we have received 10 dozen nc
bonnet feathers comprising all shades Of color
viii dispose Of the lot cheap The ladic
are invited examine the assortment.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = 90.
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POTOMAC HOUsE.--Ths eommcdious and eouvvnien, e.'
lshment Pennsylvania avenue, between N and ~ Hfe
Of Jackson Hail. been thoroughly repaired
reftfed with and handsome furniture by NJ JORDAN, %
Oct cS-aaw6w
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GOSHEN and Glade Butter Sc.--Just received
IN IA ker- and Of superior Goshen Butter
sf kegs prime butter, county, Pennsylys
"a borcs English dairy and pineapple Cheese
n bhl.. whit wheat family Flour
l4s do extra supcrhne branded Mcdowell and Newcomer.
100 bags hulled Bnckwhea Flour. For sale by
GEO. d THos. PARKER 4 co.
Nov. 6-a Opposite Browns Hotel.
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GOAL, COAL. COAL i-Tbose who would wish supplied
article Of Anthracite suitable Crates
and accommodated By calling
wharf, Bridge, leaving
John " Calaa ESQ.,, Of h and streets
John Broter, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel Joseph n Nevt dealer, opposite wlards City
Hotel, l4th street.
delivery. JNo. PETTIBONE.
NV al
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Engi.h lady for time resident In Paris, and
"A competent usual branches finished educa
on including Italian languages wishes
roverness genemans family. No objection south
Address G. W., Lower Post Once, New York. Nov. s-d
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TO THE Lovers % the best Havana Ctssrs.-T. ~
TIANELI CO., under Browns Hotel, have received on I
senment directly from Havana, 50 900 cigars of the mos N
brands manufactured in Cuba Amongst them We have esg
o. the ceiehrafcd Fanny E~lcr brand They 70 be sd
bundles, for cash only. We earnestly request good Jude
fine eis.r. % ny them, nothing has been imported m
Oct e-eon
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THIS having entirety renodciIed and thosufhy
paired part aud furnished rourout with the best
style furniture viii be open Cor the reception
management and superinndcnce Of the subn
ON Thursday, the FIRST day Of November NEXT
octat-ecdaw
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COPPER Mime for sale.-Tbe subscriber WIN sell The
premises, Elm Farm Carroll county Maryland 2ad day
Of November, 1872 O'clock best copper mine
In North America. The ore yields so IN my
session the Of Professor Ducste Dr. Keener the State
ge0og Of New There zinc and
ron ore nc. Terms made known the day Of nile.
NoNs-lfr SAMUEL wILDEsEN.
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LipRARy or CosoRsss, Oct 2, 1919.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that the Library Of Cone
gre-s will be closed Tuesday
again be opened until Thursday, The l5th Of November
oct a-sodim JOHN 3. MEEHAN, Librarian.
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CUPERB Books for presents, pspter p,ache binding
and ch Turkey Morocco, opening the coming
m TAYLOR n MAURY'S
- bookstore, 9Th St
The Women Of the Bible styles, beautifully Illustrated.
The Women Of the Testamen companion 10 Women Of
the Bible.
The Moss Rose
Fneadship's Offering.
Illustrated Gems OF Sacred Poetry.
Rich Bibles and Prayer Books great variety And many Others
Noy6
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A LADY, who has had many years. experience y
teaching would engage IN situson resident govene-
Her q instruction comprises English m varied and -
tended branches together with French, and pscue
and vocal and instrumental music
Satisfactory afforded any who sddfe'
NJ T. NJ, Washington City Poet Once Oct 1s-asw1"
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he been present He was ardeny attached to the meas
ures and principles Of Mr.. Van Burens administration
stored TO power under the lead Of the man with whom
and without whose fault, il had been temporarily paral.
yzed.
and for which they deemed valid decided other
wise and he, in accordance with those principles which
had ever controlled his political action yielded implicit
obedience 10 call which he did consider himself nj
liberty to disregard That election with all its attendant
crcum stances and Incidents fresh in the ecolec-
ton Of Us all to require particular notice on this occasion
Of free people the highest position of dignity and use.
funess that moral could bestow
on the 4th day OF March, is45, Mr. Polk was naugu.
rated President OF the United States, and Immediately
entered upon the duties Of his high Office Il will never
be said OF his administration as Il was once acetousv
remarked OF another, that il stands like parenhesis in
omitted without changing the sense From s commence
men TO IFS close il sgnazed by succession OF The
most momenous and brilliant events that have ever
adorned the page OF history When we trace the changes
which have taken place within the last four years in our
domestic Polcyn the development OF our national re-
sources-in the expansion OF commerce-n the en-
largement Of our errtoryn the augmentation OF our
power-and IN the respect and with which the re.
nown Of our arms has impressed the worldthe mind
startled and dazzed il behoding at one panoramic
view the mighty work Of ages
repeat that the day has not yet arrived when justice
be done TO the name and fame OF James Polk, and
TO the principles and connected with his admin
istaton OF the federal government Great events give
birth to wide diversity OF opinion-smuate the patri
osm and arouse the passions Of men, and, not unfre.
queny divide nations into great contendng parties sug
gl,ng IN herce and intellectual conflict for which each
believes to Be his coun,ys happiness and glory The
CIVIL ana political history OF this country made upon
series o. pese patriotic contests in which the statesmen
sages, and heroes Of the land were the distinguished
actors Our system Of government was an unred ex-
pertinent upon principle which believe 10 be OF di
vine ongin-the right Of people 10 govern themselves
The trainers Of this glorious temple OF liberty had no
other architectural rules Tor determining its form, proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
Mexico.

OR regular f'es of N~Nican papers. consisting
- s. Sg0. 81 N1nnor g. iIr~vs1I L Ir1f { t04,
&C. from thr metropolis 'o the "a inst ana r. d''D 10
from Vera Cruz o. the -ih n-t both iLcu-se, came
duly Co hand Yesterday. IT, -ihe ample extracts We
made from those az similar dates which reached Ne on
Friday. and which Ne published yesterday, "e ADD rae
following ad1 uonal items Measure 10 so stringent =
character have lately adopted az Vera Cruz that
they vii efectusly prevent smuggling 30 future.
letter appears 20 r >ig0 81 TIE ~ inst exporting
he NeXicaDs o. WORK me mines OF sonora "Acu ire
writer Represents 20 BE- stn richer than tno-e OF Car
fornia- Portions % tldt state. o' great extent are
u'sccrs or gold deposits o. exfrsori nary value on
which Jumps 10 gold are Occasonay found 10 ounce
weight +. >g0 urges me Govern lertt % originate
,hr enferpnse 90 collecting gold in ~0nora, 20 De- ap-
pied 80 means Of retrieving t. affairs 90 me Repno
Ic. Tie Apfrhe- pr-sent Tie most formidable Obstacle
gold digging IN ~ouor- hoy hold crest part % the
stare a, species q h4nrng-gF uaA Iae population
% sonora exceed. l5l 90 souls
Don Julian fe l1s Reyes Governor n San LII. P9toH
,..a 10 ne very dis4tec' 10 the General . vern-
ment. snd .clarsed win design 20 Poao re VIA
party formed Of coalition between ine Pufos aud
Ia E.pase. printed =, ,h. Capita. ha. d.con-
t.nu-d pa .csr.r.
The lsefnu.n j. authorized ~ consress 20 make
contract Tor me n, rlcton % railroad between
Vera Cruz a. ,he Capital and thence a. toe Psc.a
- 10 al. be- Wing O. undertake the JOB d
Tie ", Ican papers coulp PLAZA J-'ly ~ TIE scandal
0Is mp4nl'y with Which -iuuZgngs carried On across
tue Inc n tie RIO G-aude. Not ouly American cut
quantities.
Z. .src0 frs contains article on santa Anna ia
nich the l4ckless Dictator i charged win the De
sgn Of returning Mexico. and OF resamng us lo't
power T1i. be- D.. sad % contemplate - recruiting
ght nundret tlOl.sns mel 10 tEe Llfa iales
wno, under To pretIt OF going 20 Eek ior s..l IN
Calf rus, vii be permitted 20 .sud armed sone re
The Here t4ey facilitate tne dls-fnDafA'
anon VI santa Anna who Will then make pr9f4ncia
ir0overtur- 20 E-rrsras overufnen 70 ~ n
himself Dictator Thc isht hundred ~ one thousand
Americans 70 BE- RETAINED BY santa Anna - h' "oy
guard and Dv thr aeiu and ta.t VI TIE PgrOs anu the
Aonzrch4st., &c ~ succeed ~ ens.4'Ins tne nation -
Fudge
The legislature 4 san Luis Pofosi nas been ctl.ed
together IN exgraoriinary session ~ LaH- ihto eoNsi'
ersuon the vial question VI the nsgrrecuou IL tLr
sierra G1-is which is devastating that sisie, ard
which viii inevitably ruin = u be me- 'Peesy ter
minated
Two thousand rnuska.s rave been purchased 20 arm
the Ntroua Guard s J..co. q. ne exor1it.nt rate, as
ne S,sllg Cal. .. Of go eacl y. y. nc -'.a-
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81 .. --.-. Ola. r.-..sf NJ
-. r...-..-, 81.
s-fi-s 10 ir.ts''' "---9"
Ca..f-rria Ds sl -u --art i-'il US cry. To tis
. .-. 49,. Ia. f--rn vi..r ~. o. .lHi.
SO - ec-f Pc
There A.. s.-a k-i. -t sHois 10 m'r.-s -uy
.. 49, ..-..,-4 ..r .rs .u.-. .. .r,s
. "lil- also 'l--- lf'
TIE ws.hers 81 pans s7'at u inches cros- ard
-- inches -.- ard Eek stsr2 a. one er1 Sa0v.5
..--.-s- .. .t.-- rr.efrf a-e ..-t Tea
- -. e,
kettles ell We fr-'- i--' i''-
10. -ea.es East tltre Dl-e stcfes 30" Ran any
.tr- else There are Do- u-.ay pa--,r--rs arriving
..-- t. ...,-.-s -....r. rr. rt,,f lr.-r .isv-
1897
Z t-n.i-a .--'f. .-fI - -
Gees. and eve '-r b.. r--. y,
reg oi p'fi -A' - IL
-9f'f'ack fi-rs d. .'- 49, --. - 80 -t a.
80 w. -- ...'. 800 'o,5. .n., $50.
80 i-'' '' t-'' ~. .te 80 b. .
Nn pure -.- ~ 90 .....t ... ..-
no - IT. '- ~ ...... - ....
nero -.i'''. -'.' GU. ...,e ~ AZ i....r ~.
.-'7N $500 80 -. -...i -. ...- -....
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san FRANCISCO. ApuL

find csnno, rent or ease eIcep; Tor few months
Taere is but ltts here for city and every body
wants to be 10 the place. Some oi Toe NewYork
regiment here have made money
The BARK Wheaton arrived Yesterday from New
YORK with cargo. sl.o several vessel. from down
COST with 80 passengers. Chiisu, Peruvans and
". xican. are pouring n-one continual stream OF folks
end thcy Z cover me whole county Then before
many months fferc VIII no row
Clorins i- ,,ng ~ auction thick clothing pays
well. Crocsery ware chesp good boys taat man
could hire cheap are wanted
good negro would do well 70 could buy good
.lays south lie would be- good llng o. could Keep
him ana trying 10 buy lot s0Nl3-, wd .in alI one
Story hou-" on it he'd - $1,000. Lots don't 81
lower offer 5000
Stove coai and wood are very high here If chose
% 90 10 work IT wages could make 500 crsr pr
month Lumber a more plenty ihsn - "a', l1r lo.ks
Rl4l not Nu 81 The -. fate- asked Tor .umhcf hnd
labor The trade bets. IN This AMI the mincs VII in
CREASE sll tie time. Things are different here from
whst folks ,xp-ct many g-t disappointed IN tnelr cal
rul.0ns Boa. those VINO 90 f1 the mines, - Jar have
done vel. and Do dig u up tat.
Flour o. oay $50. Pork go. When A thing gets
scarce 10 brlr- any price The prices mugs have
brought here are almost past belief Rs-ins have oven
brought their CIR ia si mat l., up ~ the mines
The vessels that have ltft Nrw-lors wont see DO
soon sznin. Only tao vessels have le't tLis port
came and thcy ef for place near Us and 100
O. r.Nu j. the pay SupercHr-lF- are ih qu-noHIN-
The oregon fJx- are f here and take 90 o. ch zold,
bat the Gillian. ard Psruelals iaAe ~ more sJ.d 1Lan
all others pat iNgctte-
TO-. shame hat tl- United States didn't put some
government over the country General smith. Com
nodore Jones &c do Little el-e thsn quarrel and court
martial officers aud meu The officers -peculate ln
town lots Governml 10 good. aud gold di.gins 70 q
man ruu- ~ snd 10 caught he j. .hot or served 20 lov
.ahes There is blt little law here and sunday j. me
great gambling day-lo business t-at dfy-tne miner
.eaye 81 t.-glt 900 -unIaS-. N4t nobody socs O.
church Ilc n4l.-fers aud n. B. narirs have io dig
here lawyer charges Tor wrtng deet. but
There s no good living YET ior doctors a-d lawyers
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A Death Unaccouuted for.

ASTORIA, l. ! 4ne - AeS@
Msar, rSaoy. q Ira Tri5sas
The BODY OF olng woman WAS discovered yesterday
evening floating oags'de one Of The whsrves N tais M
ase From the appearance which IL presented It could
hsve been but few days ~ The water. She val spqsr
entity German Immigrant. rather resPeetsby dressed
and between ~ and years OF axe IL was supposed
that she had f,rs overheard from some vessel eouiue
into the port OF New YOrk. ana thai The de hsd cafc
her tody p ihls length Coroner Suh % Slee-s -
he'd az incucst upon the body. "hch fesutcS IN VT
diet OF f,and dio~ nsd' Very respectfully, a D.
" o. Sunday evening week my family ava 2
on the north side Of Turtle Bay. Twelfth Ward Of this
city (Which /. opposite and little below Astoria ~ss
startled by the noise Of violent alteration beside OF
on the River, which quickly followed by icSfi@i
screams apparently from woman IN extreme Sso'y
well terror. Rushing down to tho bank, N"nea j.
here precpous and covered BY shru bbery) they ss"
four men rowing % rapidly as possible 10 boat
who were hailed but made no answer, pulling away
with all their might No woman visible In their
boat and no sign sound Of. one could BE detected
The bank looked over next morning, bat no clue
10 the Perplexity detected.
We state these facts because Il is possible that uqui
~ may establish some connection between them and
the hndns Of the body the opposite shore Of the
River, mile more above this loesliiy Il tue body
Of the drowned woman could be identified, " the fact
OF = woman leaving home sunday the 18th aud not
returning could be established the mystery might re-
ceivs fearful explanation 81 Tf'b-
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From Barbados.

Files OF the B0r,,does Lt'eroi Hest Indian,
Babad.an ana N7c ~ 70 the 5tn Asy inclusive n4 "
"a. Brush Wet l1disn Colonies aAd go" 70 tnr
1.aicu.ars between the Executive and legislative
branches OF Government 10 relation 70 fel-en ID OF
IN C-i-Iri.l ,,rsf... ,xteads axe through a. the
Br,t.-h ro.s...i,r, 10 those reglu- Ihe-e eno ~
r...r,eni. are from common or-in the failure o.
The West lud- Bank the ~ price % sl-F' ana ne
r,r nv t..-rul-,e- OF tie rlalrers which rendered
them unstl- ~ yay heavy taxes consequently t-ey
clsrnor t.r reduction
The Governor General had heen On ri-it 20 GrrnA-
81. and a hi ther. h. We. called ca By cniy one color
"a rer-n M fne rest of tas c1ored population having
tsk-n o5eu-e ~ tie Lieutenant 'o.rsnoI 10 -l.
freely charge the osruIng ;lucuons-y w.ta en1esTcr-
irs o. keep slve the prelllees u caste
Th- ~ Isflsa Z the -lss says great excitement
Wa ,.rt, In town fr short time TINS Afternoon
in consequence Of al belonging % Al American YES
sci "a CsrL.le bsy having ifei-y ID COY a-ons
.ide he vessel TIE s.allsn 49, bro1s-i Ashore -
o.-tv II toire otacers Id lodged % pri-or- 4ne
oosslusu. xe heaE has since d-u4 if--A y An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

AsTI-RsSr MrlrI>Gs Is DLLAwAFE--Qn
An enthusssac Demonstration OF tie Kortnght and
stamford Equal R.eh,s Association WAS held on the
18Th inst The resolutions (Which we tnd IN the Dsla
ro,1n'. Air9-a,) sre Of the .tronges; kind and sym
pshze wiki the present hopeful siat- o. thlngs IN Ia
rope. The Republicans VhO attempting 10 eXtiH
eul-h utaf. and establish liberty All equality arr
tiguy tNisltd Ofcour-e " Mushroom irulall-fu ~
this country j. not Hooked All doubtful ana ut's
this state recommended - br investigated where
the Attorney Genera .hs TANK they justly entitled
10 doubt. RoBEAT ScOrT presided a. another meeting
ii the Ambient electors u the foSn of BOylus. a.
which resolutions were siop gong for the reversou
oi s doubtful lsud titlss TIE State Gcve!nlnelt
their proper owners.
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Brooklyn Board of Health n

Brooklyn Board of Health .MoNoAY- June q
Dung the lat 4 hours cases II Choera have been
..uor,ed 70 tn.s Office, Two Of which VIZ Elizabeth
Tunss eyed ~. residing IN coumoiast and henry
Hex. residing in Boytst. terminated fatally
CnA,sJ GoopRIcH PhyscLsn d ne bosId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

EY"M,rcHELL's INTERMEDIATE OR SECONDARY
GEoaxAPHY strikes Us one OF the best arranged
manuals for teachers and learners that We have met
Tie pages are quite large-nesrly IS Ions snd h"h
wider than page Of foolscsp-snd the Maps forty IN
number all printed in the body OF the work eseh
occupying page by itself with It's explanations Il a
child acquire good idea of Geography rapidly
from this book know not bow be could be taught
(Phhsdelphs Thomas. Cowperthwait Co. New.
York; D. Blxby 4 Coy
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rzy- II, Gresa- uovnf7,n Fireman coIvlcts as
q oyerlo, king the Tariff resolution 10 our notice
=, ,bs slnese Conventions 10 vermont, where
,l. ate Cas- and Van Dgren par,ies united in the
fnovine:
"R..ols,d Ths, are in favor ofa Tariff which "iN
,sis r.v.nus .uffcient Geray the cHpenses O TIE
C,verpment economically administered toe intefe-t
sccruirg On the Nsuons DeDt and an annual instAii'
n.nt thereon.
Wesaid that they preserved astodied 'asqce
on the Tariff question. That YVES a mistake
They deliberately plotted deception and eqoivo-
eaton. The words above used were INTENDED 10
disgoise a radical difference OF sentiment u not
smons the nselves then between themselves SH0
those by whose votes they mean to achieve Po"sf'
What Vermont has Uniformly struggled 'or ~
not TIE raising Of a large amount oi hc'snue"y
a Tar,f'--on the contrary Tam producing
Twenty Millions per sopum may be mac" more
Efficient and satisfactory than one prnu''nR
Thirty Million. or over This is what Vermont
L.. d.mspdsd and what we learned from her
y, with her 70 believe righteous and bene-
fetal Tint N me GdJuNment If a IdrU o. Da'
ia. DETERMINATIONS shouid he mate ~ taooT y
our Hgme Lobor By uopos,ng hrgter raie' on Mo'e
,yn,,,f, wkich DO, and iousr on t0se chtct DO NO1
com, "a com etrft0H ruth the P0od"ots ~ 0T oT"
Iadust,v Ths, is the precise prop 'siiion on when
tie Nation has for years been divided, AMI Is sup
mort Of which Vermont has uniformly battled 49,
Doe. the above resolution sfi- or deny that pro-
position Djes it not plainly intend to skulk 1t
And if 90, was not our original statement correct
in substance though verbally erroneous