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The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Gauze Shirts and Drnwers-Just received,
large assortment Of Gaure Hsrns Silk Cotton and Sha
her Shirts and Drarsrs; o. very .rpsrieT qn.ii,y
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

The Plumbe National Gallery, 85l Broad.
way strangers and others should fail to visit H. 10
the largest collection Of Portraits Of sgsshsd
individuals in tie United statee.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Them e5 Suits consist or u Cloth Coat, Cas-
simere Pants hso, variety OF clothing. OF the
neass ehca and fashions kind Linen Alpaca
And Hickman.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

for and fer strength 20 the skin
MED with and elasticity Sold by shs inventor
william Boyle III Washington street Boston also by A.
r. d. Sands 100 Fulton street and Rsshon ClArh Co.,
lie and rs Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Wntts' Nervous sAndidote.-Read the Pre-
lamatiop. signed ~ Mayor we.dhu about its wonderful
powers IN curing all Nervous mAlsdiss Imbsoy and Pits
Ges Rhsumatsm and Prostrstion 81 bettls; -
doIsn. lo2 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
besn awarded wm Bachelor for the beat wigs aud
pees The public vited his
). BArCHtIoRs celebrated wig Fsetery Wall ssresN
hesps the largest and best assortment In the city ospy
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

ple. saowse,s Redress Erupon. Itching, ks posi-
lively cured BY u,ng one cake of DR.. Gourauds Italian
hedieated Soap The best euloU on the sxuaordinsry
curative properties 81 this compound, the fact that
during the twelve years. has steadily been increasing
Pound eniy at N. original DEPOT, No wshsr street. Is!
street Phsderha Bosten Washington street; where
the Poudr. Subtitle, for eradeatng
hair from any rart Of the body.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26


lry kl Breaawsy year, ef unlimited ADVANTAGES
enable
produce pictures the world Affords syls and s
wanting been spared IN httinr
shis splendid gallery We respectfully invite ths attsnNsA
Of visitsrs to Gailsry and Observatory.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Elegant Bridal Cards. Envelopes. Cake
Bsxes and Bridal WATERS Of the most fashionable styles
10 had At Everdes S02 Broadway corner OF Duane
street Mr. Everdel has branch store at No Wall street.
for the Of his downtown customers whore
all shs above articles be had Of the hnsst quality
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

sides tho'e Of II Is the glory Of the trades
to extend his busness and defy by sen
the hest goods at the cheapest possible prices Sue
has been the policy Of L. Roger the head OF the srsa
Clothing Store and Warehouse 76 Fulton street II
doubt the fact let him call and judge for himself.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

MEDICAL CARD-wAryR CURE.
q. echieferdeeker, n. D., Hydsistrse Insti-
tstion, wov Grovs. once in Philadelphia, Is south
twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, 90 Color the
Disturbing the eelor and has no bad otor applied or
sod at PHAIONH 1877 BroaAsay and by ravsett south
east Of Chestnut and Fifth streets PhilsdsphA
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

we'll dressed. the mddle is be good favor
s1pression Of Napoleonnnd he right Let the head
dresttd with Enoxs nmitable beavers and even
shabby cost will lock well upon For further psr;eu
lsrs, in qrire at lbs Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

in the city be had a 81 Courlandt street. under the
Merchants Hotel Also Caters and Shoes, OF superior
quality. All who wish further their would do well
70 give him call before purchasing else where:
The New York herald., 1850-06-26

Etraw Hats Tor Gentlemen.-The ass0rt-
ment Of Gentemen Straw Hats at Cenns show
comprises variety Of feresn make and do
mestic from the broad trimmed Panama to the
Lsghorn or Domestic Straw light omestte Zee.
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway. opposite st. Paurs.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-05
N ISSISSIPPICREOLE
CANTON.
saturday Morning, jan ), 1850

The Message leaves Us room only to
say thai cotton has advanced 4ci in NJ
Orleans. The Liverpool market IS
said 70 be better, but the prices are not
I ivcn.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
FRANCE.

The Assembly has been occupied
during the past week in dcbaiI, . up
on the policy Of sending ont more
troops TO the River Plate, and also with
the provisions Of new education bill.
Ii has b en- decided that no more troops
shall be sent TO the Plate. Various
proc'omatons have been issued agains,
aI!ilnds Of clubs, and secret and polit-
icnI associations. The National an
nounces that $4,000 men of the army
employed in restoring the Pope to his
throne, are to remain at Rome, the
government having concluded con.
tracts for the maintainance Of that
force in the Ponli6cal dominions dur
ing the first quarter of 1850. A new
paper called the Napoleon, and said to
be the organ Of the President of the
Republic, has just been started at Pa
RS.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

The Horse knorn by his ears.--The
size, position, and motion Of the ears
Of horse are important points,
Those Of rather small than large, plac.
ed not too far apart, erect and quick
in motion, indicate both breeding and
spirit and if horse is in the frequent
habit Of carrying one forward and the
other backward, and especially if he
does so on journey, he will generally
possess both spirit and continuance. -
The stretching The ear in contrary di
rectlons shows that he is attentive TO
everything that is passing around him
and while he is doing this he cannot
be much fatigued, nor likely TO become
so.
II has been remarked that few horses
sleep without pointing one ear forward
and the other backward, in order thai,
they may receive notice Of the ap
proach Of objects in any direction.
When horses or mules march in com
pany, a, night, those in from, direct
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

.s.,v tt-rs !Htn,si,i 'lss ,'oi"t' al,
ai~c' although she ~ Western
>,a', ana y III tiis except lc,i. u s,f1'
10 have Lca tho settled Policy ior
asnr wears 10 appoint no man nom
the VS. snd especially tho North
Wcs,. ~ al important ciiice. The
.oysfnincii, patronage Iot years hos
i-cn mostly monor,lizcd 10y New
Nc,t Poems, lvants. nnl Vagina.
The .ui, Organ lssofc'y ycXcd that
,.ol.ady uigl believe 1t |, has been
,fr long time telling ms that 'hc cri'
.es WAS al hand nud tia, If ih. North
i.j no, fotl,ch', She luon was III dan.
ger p,rliat' I--o, lo away n, tie North
may ,i.i some confluence in is !IcaiS
and PREDICTIONS. l,il here ihcie IS n"'
n,,tlo lee tie least danger whatever %
| hat there is L. lie an exciting S'ruE'
gle on tic Slavery question Is prni'''
BE: bat # thc Northern mcmhctS n'e
time a. themselves, there - nothing Ia
to- iar,j. And Father Richie knows
a. IL Knows ihn, al las talk abon,
dissolution IS mere IDLE twaddlc, that
81 Is meant 10 nntinIda,c The North, aud
tecau~c the North Wlll not lciuilmida.
ted, hc fumes and lave. II there Is
any r,a. danger that he has knowledge
e, Il is al work ~ secret. aud he Is Il
pyIyy To- something that las nni yet
,fanswrcd publicly. and it woul d lie
Ear NEE scuSitlc ia HIM 20 come out
and cxrosc 1t than 10 1t chatting and
fSctlhg, because people pot no conll-
dci.ca ~ hls word In ms paIcr Of
Yesterday he says, II President Taylor
la! The splJlt Of n patriot, he would
cone ca, distinctly and veto the VIII
mo, Provso should i, pass, aud III the
next breath SAYS he would no, dare TO
DO lha. IN the face Of hIs + hedges
Tins l. but an acknowledgment that
lac keeps ms pledges, and If II shows a
hack of courage, It's Of n KIND which
the Union displays abundance of
President Taylor does not dnIc to sio.
late lis word, says the Union. Was
there ever such charge brought
against father Richie q! Never. His
courage under such circumstances is
unparalleled, II would seem also from
tbs lltl i - necessary for the prcsl
den; to b:ral; h,s pledges ia order TO
- a ra'i'c' If his idea DC correct.
ii'h :PrcE s 'hc greatest patriot l.:
America AMES.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Mr.. WebsteI's Resolutions r. la
ting to Public Lands.

The following is the resolution Of
Mr. Webster offered IN the l.. S. Sen.
ate, on Tuesday last
Resolved, That provision Ought to
be made law tina. every male citizen
of the United States. aud every male
person who bad declared his intention
of becoming n citizen. according to the
provisions Of law, of twcnty-one years
Of upwards, shall be entitled 10 enter
upon, and take any onc-quartcr section
of the public lands which may be open
10 entry Il; private sale, for the purpose
Of resi- cncc and cultivation and that
when such citizen shall have resided
on the same lands for three years and
cultivated !ho same, or if dying in the
meantime, residence and cultivation
shall be held and carried on by his
widow or his heirs or dcviscs, for the
space Of fall three years and after max
lng cu,ry of such land, such residence
and cultivation for the said three years
to be completed within four years from
the time Of such entry, then n patent to
!ssuc tor the same 10 the person making
such entry, il living or otherwise to his
hers or ,lcyiSecs, rs the case may re-
qnlrc; Provided nevertheless, that
such persons 50 entering, and taking
IT." quarter section, as aforesaid, shall
not have, nor shall his dcvisces or
heirs have, any power to ALLEVIATE such
land. nor create any title thereto, in
law or equity, By deed, transfer, lease,
or any other conveyance, except by
devise by Will.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Cambridge Cattle Market.
"Wednesday. Ian

" >Nht'H'l SuiI, 80
Al market SO Cattle, about 40 l,ccvcs
and 10 Stores, consisting of Working
Oxen, Cows and Calves, and Three
Years Old.
Prices Market Beef, extra, S6.25
per cwt. ; first quality, 5,75; second do
S. third do, 4,25; ordinary, Sd 4.
S'orcs--Working Oxen, worth from
80 n sos.
Cows and Calves 1S a $50. Year
nys, none. Two Years old, loac.-
Three Years old, Ia a $50.
Sheep and Lambs COG at market;
nearly all sold. Extra, 3 a So,
by lot, 81, rs, I5S, | ,S3 2.
Swine-9s. retail s g.
Rcmarks-thc market was active
ana former prices fully sustained. IN
consequence Of the storm of Monday
night and yesterday morning, the cars
from Vermont and New IIampsblrc
due last night have no, yet arrived
Io cars came over the FilcIIburp
railroad, and IL over the Boston and
Lowell railroad, loaded with cattle.
sheep, horses, swine, and poultry.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Fire At West Troy.

A destructive fire occurred at West
Troy, Jan. 2lsL II destroyed several
buildings on whitehall street, north
OF the Collectors Office. II is supros
cd TO have been set. II was. frs, dis.
covered in the clothing store Of Mcssr,
Levy 4 Collins, and rapidly colnmu
nicatcd to the adjoining buildings,
which, were Of wood destroying n
Clothing store keep, by Mr. Acna, with
n bowling alley attached; a grocery
kept by Mr. Richardson, with large
stable attached shoe store kept by
FL. Agrcs, and another grocery kept
by John Bcs,iIl Two horses were
burned, and considerable other proper.
" damaged by the water. Loss some
$1,000, III part covered 10y insurance.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
TURK Ely.

The correspondent, of the London
Times, under date Conslantinople.
Dec, 18th, says
a courier has arrived here from 81.
Petersburg, with the empcror's answer
to the last communication made to his
imperial highncss, by the sublime
porte, with regard to the question Of
the Polish and Hungarian refugees
In aformer letter, told you that the
Turkish ministers were willing to con.
sent 10 the expulsion of all those Poles
who had been concerned in the late
Hungarian instruction, but that they
objected TO the expulsion Of Polish
refugees who were resident in Turkey
previously 10 tina, event. and who were
provided with French or other pass
ports.
kossu,h and the Hungarian refugees
are to be confiued in fortified town
in the interior; they are not TO &c close
prisoners, bu. their place of residence
will be under theconstant surveillance
o! the Turkish authorities.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
FOREIGN.
Arrival of the Niagara.

Tie Steamer Niagara. Cap. Ryrlc,
arrived this morning a, = o'clock,
bringing about ~ passengers and full
freight of French and other goods, -
She brings odviccs two weeks later
from Nil pa,'s OF Europe. She sailed
from Liverpool Oh the morning OF 18th
iusi., and has had an unusually pleas
an, passage. We are under especial
Obligations 10 The sentlcmanly Parser
oi tie Niagara. for the prompt delivery
OF our packages.
The tibcrnla arrived al l.iverpo ol
on the OH. and her news from New
York created good deal olcxci,emcnl
IN the Cotton market.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
D l E d =,

oh board the steamer Cherokee, on her
passage from Panama to New York. ON the
oth inst, OF general debility, resulting from
uiarrhPa contracted al San Francisco, Mr.
Jonathan &. Dexter, attorney a, law former.
ly Of Rutland
An acquaintance and friend has kindly
furnished the following lines, which will be
read with inicres,.
HE DIED AT SEA.
He died a. sea while homeward bound,
An early, distan, grave he's found,
All, can it bel IL this the end
W long "icd and ,rusty fr!enJl.
That manly form, one year ago,
Ia health and strength is now laid low
HIS comrades 10 The golden State,
VIII mourn ohesr his early fate.
Oh, shall soon be well though, he.
While bounding swiftly Ger the sea
Bot lew days and ] shall be
" home, my own dear vile with lhse.
when o'er my flushed cheeks shall stray,
Your soit hands will cool The hestawsy
How & lad, how swift was won, 70 be
The steps that bore him back to thee.
Alas how vain are hopes and tesr,,
To-day 10 Joy, Tomorrow in tears.
HIS golden dreams are now all DER,
Hts sorrows pas, and pain no more
The grief and woe that's 'eh behind,
IL the suTc lot Of ell mankind.
4 passing lear and half eApel
The choking words, "a last (ore1sH'
But cease It's ahguish-iesve the dead,
Why cause useless tear 10 she'd
4 midnight winch can have no morrow
!, the deep silent surge Of sorrow {
R4i,nd, Jsb.I5.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
THE CUBAN EXHIBITION.
Washington, JAN. "a

1t has been represented to the Pres
idcnt that the Revolu,itionists are a.
gain maturing their plans for descent
on the Island Of Cuba, and calls have
been made for The interference of Gov
eminent to arrest the completion OF
their designs. II is said the represent
atoms are to the effect that conpan-
les are being drilled in New Orleans,
New York, Philadelphia, and other
parts Of the United States, aud that
money is being raised for the purpose
Of providing funds for This expedition
by pIcdging the rents Of the Island. -
The expedition is understood to be
nearly ready, and thut one or two YES
sells will sail from your port during the
present week, clearing for some port
in the Southern Main, with men and
arms. Also that men are going out by
the Chngres and New Orleans Steam
crs, which stop at Havana. Directions
will be forwarded to the United States
authorities in New York to keep a
sharplook out for these gentry.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
Brighton Cattle Market-Jau. "a.

At market during the week ESQ
Beef Cattle, 1900 Shec,, and 3ss
Swine,
Beef Cattle there was about 80 Of
the best Beef Cattle that has been IN
our market for one year, and sold at
s. per 100 lbs. Wequo,c frs, quality
$40 a s.; second quality SIS a $50;
third quality 81 Il 4.5O,
Sheep-Priccs 10 5,25 rs in
quality.
Swine Prices Old lean Hogs
$3.50 - per 100 lbs; Pigs at retail
5 Il 6-BoSton Jour.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

PATeIoTic, The st, amer Can.
ala sailed yesterday withou, The American
t!,g at The fore, as hal been the usual Gus,
tom of The Canardcrs on leaving port Il
appears Il at tina agents Of The line have
bccn ia the habit of hos in, the British co..
o's on a spar, in their yard al Jersey Guy.
nj which the patriotism Of the citizens
took mortal offence whcrcnpon the Sheriff
Of Hudson county, informed the Brlshcrs
that they must strike that flag. or be should
be under the painful necessity Of lowering
it himself 81 it was taken down, aud
Capt. Judkins, us an ,ffsct, refuses to car
~ the American colors a, the fore as her,
toforr. We regard this remarkable ,xhi e
liion Of spin. and patriotism ms m unmis.
taxi allie iodic,t o ofthe speedy anne atio ,
Of the State Of the jersey City 10 this grea.
Republic. - Tribune.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
ENGLAND.

Parliament meets Tor dispatch OF
business OH the Is, Of February, when
i, is expected that some important
change in The monetary system will he
lad before the Legislature.
President Taylor's message, which
reached England by the lllbcrnio, has
been extensively published, and large.
y commented upon by the English
press. The general expression ofpub
lie scniImen, is very favorable. The
London Times says: The tenor Of
the message is pacific, and we learn
with pleasure. that there is no DISPOSE
ton on the part of the American Cabi-
ne, to magnify the d. lierences which
were supposed at one moment to threat
en- its relation with the most liberal Of
the European powers. The conten-
ton with France had originated liz the
Impotence of NJ. Poussin, aud the ir
regular vchcmencc Of Mr. Clayton
that with Enslan has taken its rise
from some misconccp,ion with refer
cncc to the the views of this country
of the Mosquito coast and the Nlcar
aqua Canal. But there is every rea-
son 10 believe that Sir llcnry Bulwcr's
mission will have the effect Of uniting
both countries in the prosecution Of n
common object of so much importance
to the commerce of the world The
more recent occurrences, which are
said TO have tai ken place on the Pacific
coast Of the lsthmus, by the alleged
sci2urc Of the Island Of 1igrc, in the
Bay o. Fonseca, by order OF Mr. Chat
field, the British Consul General in
Guatemala, are still very impcrlectly
known in this country and we are
satisfied that if any unsecmly alterca-
ton has occurred between British and
American agents in Central America,
it will not disturb the friendly relations
of the two Governments. 1t
seems that whilst n treaty has
been concluded between the United
States and the republic Of Nicaragua.
for the promotion Of the Canal, all 9TH
or States are invited to enter into the
sane treaty stipuIallons and rs Pres
lCcht Taylor observes, the work con
strnctcd under these guarantees will
become bond Of peace, instead of a
contention and strife between the ma
tons of the earth. In other respects,
the relations of America with Great
Britain are Of the most friendly char
acrcr,and the removal Of all the restrict
ions on tho laws Of navigation, by
both countries, is justly commcmoro-
ted as an era in their common com
mercial interests. Upon the whole,
this message is crcditablc to the Amer.
lean Government, and should prove
satisfactory TO the country ; for if the
state of their finances IS encountered
with outstanding liabilities, that evil
is the rcsul. Of former excuses, AID
lhc price Of their victories
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

HANG THE SCouNDREL. A man
named Powers, has been caught in the
act Of laying timbers across the track
OF the New London Railroad, in the
town of Lebanon, for the purpose of
throwing of the morning train. He
was Immediately taken to Norwich
Jail. What makes the matter worse,
the scamp passes in town for a respect
able man Bee.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

Kentucky and the Union'-In the
Kentucky Legislature. on the 9th insi.,
the following resolution was unani-
mousiy adopted.
Resolved by the General Assembly
OF the Commonwealth Of kentucky.
that the Governor is hereby author
Ned end requested, 10 cause n suitable
block Of native marble 10 be conveyed
10 Washington city, 10 take its place
IN the monument now being erected
TO the memory Of the Father of his
country, and that the following words
be engraved thereon: Under the an.
specs OF Heaven and The p,ecep,s Of
Washington. Kentucky will be the
last TO give up the Union
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

kosSuTu. "A letter writer IN the
London News, says: What an extra.
ordinary reputation ;his man kossu,h
has left after him, From Grsova to
Vienna, by water and by land, there
hardly ever pass ten mlnutas in the day
that YOU do not hear mention Of his
namc: aud in Prsih where the sale Of
his portrait is n capital offence, the
Masyars clubiogoihcr to purchase a
single copy at cxorbiiant prices and
tear II into pieces, which are shared be-
tween them"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

IrOne day lost week, as John Pres
ton, Esq ~ New Ipswich, was return.
lng from West Townshcnd to New Ips-
which. couple Of men suddenly sprang
from the road side, IN an ont Of the way
place, attempting to seize hold Of his
horse. Nj Preston knocked them off
with his cane, and putting his horse a,
iu.i speed. cot clear Of them. We un-
ders'and that Mr. Preston had a large
sum Of money on his person, for The
New Ipswich Bank.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

Steamboat explosion: The steamer
81. Joseph, going up 20 81. Louis, burst
her boiler, killed ~ persons, crew and
passengers. Tho Eamc. of the killed
are not mentioned. The heat subse.
qncnlly took fire and burn, to the wa,
tors edge.
The Gen Gaines Case now on trial
IN the Circuit Court, is exciting much
interest.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
The Washington correspondent O

The Washington correspondent, OF
The New York Tribune says;
Mr'Iay designs addressing the Sen
ale while this resolution is under con
sheraton, and by some i, is asserted
hat hc vii! follow Gen. CasS Let
ham speak where he will, his effort will
be such an one as viii do honor TO the
country and TO the age in which lac
lives, ] have good reasons for max
lnI The statement, that the message of
the PIc>Idcn, meets with his full and
cordial appreciation, and that in the
course indicated by Gen. Taylor, Mr..
Clay concnrS that compromise is pre-
scented which, ought 10 satisfy the rca-
s1Hnb.e expectations Of all sections Of
the tn,ou'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

t. Mr. Mason, Of Virginia. made
flaming speech in tho Senate of the L.
States, in ia ior of Mr. Buffers bill, TO
force tho free States TO deliver ur, per.
cmptorily, runaway slaves.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

Ono FlNNANCIs The finances Of Ohio
sem 10 be in highly favorable condition
Gov Fold states that the entire State Rev.
.nuc for | $40 is S2,5li1l9. Of which $73l.
l73 were Canal Tolls. 81 326. 1876 the pro.
cceds Of Taxes. and The residue the proc eds
ofvarious funds and other state n.sets. The
r'pai and expenses of pull lie works
amounted TO $459 500; Interest on Public
debt (aygrga,c) $l.O59. 2O4 con,ibu,, d TO
common schools, 100000; expense of
the Stale Government $3O6, 166; which
with the various small, items, mnde a total
eypcnd tute of$33l. 43S, to which adj for,
mcr ance, and there was total OF G32.
ISL toward The payment Of prncipaI Of the
State debt, ofwhich s 0,3s6 have already
been pail, leaving s433 365 applicable
to the same purpose. This is in the face Of
fallirg off of $40, $50 in the C,nal Rev
enues as compared with those Of las, year,
owning is the general stagnaiion of busi,
n os caused by tho prevalence OF the ehol-
era
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31

HtAs HlM,-The editor Of the Coos
Democrat, New Hampshire, boldly pre-
diets that II will he impossible for a
Wing TO hold All office for ,wen,y yenrs
after The expiration Of the present ad-
Ministfation.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-31
YOUNG MEMS As.
ISOLATION.

Prof John Newman, will lecture before
this Society on Thursday evening, Feb, 7.
SUBJECT.
The Means Of Modern Civilization.
iicke's, l2 2cenis, nj the Bookstore.
~ ~ J, Is. PAor, Pres.