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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-31
STATE OF VERMONT.
Br CnARLLs X. WILLIAMS, GoyrksoH
a PROCLAMATION.
TOn A DAY OF PUBLIC rMANKsGlyINd,

TOR A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIVING.
As the year Is approaching 10 its close, it
becomes US TO reflect on the numerous mani.
fes,atiuns of the goodnesss Of Almighty God
TO vs. as people daring tine last year, and to
Offer 10 Him tribute of praise and thanks
giving for HIS protecting care, and the var
ious instances Of HIS rn"-"Y rrd hirdnrss
which nave been ~ in.,..". bes,owrd aud
1h,ch We have so larcrlv experienced
IN view oIiheir dcps ndence on the Alni2h
y for every blessing, and IN -pi'it OF humble
gratitude, the rulers IN New. ngland, at the
carl,es, settlement Of the country, were nc.
cu.tomed to Sc, apart a day ofTuASKsoiyIsG
on which all were permitted TO partske Of
such festivities as a christian people, under
due sense Of the presence OF the most High,
might lawfully enjoy, and were called upon
Ia unite IN such religious exercises as were
appropriate 10 the House OF God
impresscd with deep sense OF the pro
pftcty Of such an institution, and 81 the duty
OF acknow ledging our dependence an God Tor
every blessing. and at rendering thanks TO
II I'M fpr HIS goodness Ia ~ individually and
collectively, - do hereby appoint InrRsp.,
the rirru naY OF DEcrnErR srIr, 10 lie
Observed hy the pcopl" of this St,to. rs a day
Of PUBLIC THANSGINING x PRAISE
Icatncsliy request MINISTERS aud pc4pir
OF ever d"ucminai1Jn - a. -mblv N tnrl'
several place. wof.i,ip. IN thu, day md
nd., M, ,hc,, un,,,d uIa,sr- IT, Aimed Il.
G,,d for nil the ttvors Coni.rrcd o., m. .. ,u,t
He ha. ,ltlndan,ly pro.pcrra tt!r labor, If
the hu.i,andmau ly- giyrn liberal IN.
crease q thu flit. If tn" earth. and hus
rrp.pc.rd tho oEtcfpusc al al rln-.c, of GA,
c!fiari., that hr.nr, favored "a. ,.iih good
measure o.. urai', uul J.. .tl.. I-~..!-i!er nor
famine Nos. ....u lJ'...a 20, suF a-.-.., ,..-
,th.y parts our CAt- I've RrpuN.- b. 81
H.r. ,.r.iy stsd wi'il 10 lln'irs 5,...r-..
\ IMAM, have brtucai.,i /. part s.,Ih iucud-
near ai.t dear l,,at IA ell oar csyil, dolncs.
To a.a mora, relations. Nc Aayv been l.zl..
is ,a.uri and ubnyc aii lot W. Iiau4 hun
IT. tits y,ft # IN. tf,su,l Il Els q: Gins,
Jr.a. ard ,mp.orc H., grace, mat We al
may c"n'''m 10 IT. p'ceeP'' and live as b.
'' ,,'I II ,,, ,'''''.' ,nr,,ic, VIII, v,,,,,d,
,br.~ nnmnr,lr., mrrr,rs f., IA. hu,nb,g b ~.
,rr,h llim to cont.noc 'hcm to as ,ha' H.
would pfoT'"r oar col ses' academies and
i"''',' "ha a" ''i' ,, i'''.,, ',' l a." 'p'":
,a;.a,. o.. tia, IL wopii rrn,oy. ,hc ,~ r., aot
4 ,raIoo.ir. which have dr.'racrrt oar coun
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" ,se III 10, II ,ae Rssipna N-,s.s

Pc sssSs to 'hr is., tf,al t~t~-~n isyrr.n
and %'nc'. the t~,ee ws,is r,ecssrf~A tia
isc struggle eeuii nti crrst e fipfls IA tbs
p1i.;ss II Rs,isnd Ccar,y /, ccttsn'y ha,
created great Deal 81 icat~aaoss st9s,xs
ip"n in one mted shtrt. IL ihc,r ric.rr,
ssse tiny .sy. ras tgun ei Rutiand sione
~'h '~icr smother NJ I.,ynsns s,Tsar ",
IIu' aItty ov~i NJ N.a,,' iha~S li,s.f IN
tie town VI RDiiAtsd iaois than = gaa,isf q
o~n'a'v. nps.rg all tbs, t,rnr have
TAXED wth ,arni fasa.tatr ~ t,icir Orr.
sisl.r Elsd 10 i''lt l-ottc sathetHE-. Va q.
W ihc ias' ~ days beys he'd ,s-s..,,pu 80
otrtc cree stta many eing. ~ Ea,!aia beI
scr;nfr 60 rt~3ai tha, l.,msns ,vi~ srh
hi. n,ayor,! vvc, ai,ne, ~ lota ir incrtas.
81
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Ia a, Editor IF The Rutasd Herald

10 i.s Ed.tor If The Rutaad Herald
II !, very seldom tia, | have taken any
more sot.ve ps'i N politics thaa supply 70
form and N Conversation, iTeelt and irsnkly
cypress my opinions upon those great and
aiding political questions that, as Lord ba-
con sa,s, come home 10 The business aud hos
ON. OF a.en, and ibal w. their unseen and IN
direct, bat most powerful and pcryad'ng IN
lurnee, AZ truly affect the mental shd moral
the c,yilizAd and Cbtis.,apised man, a: ihc
ear sc breathe does our bod'es. The BODY
may 1--we, bot never sr'ive at physical per-
lection IN yuiaied atmosphere Nan, ~
his m,nd, his sou! may eIsi under bad
= Government, but he can never STRIDE ior'h N
~, cior.ops progress towards that s's'r 81
ne ERECTION ~i,ieh II was teUgned l'r should
reach. and which Was IN far, the true and de-
eIsrea object Of has creation, unless human
Goyetnmsai 10 a. relations 10, ans IL Inan'
,ner, upcn homsnl,y 70 benevolent and Der
<teen,; - both JOS. and wise -, ~ s'io'''
.eraet.esi eIp.nenl Of ll.s prime pies OF The
a,els,sttcn of ind~ re ucence. Ia orcer 'hs'
,h,. sell. GoyrrnIurnt my oc any th.H-
more than t,faHbr IL aissa''e a"' Vat d
,lta enc. ,he inAi rssiaal man ruu'' be h'ad'
,r,,li,ve n. -siasi both fccl and eEefc'sr '.'
rr,p,n,.5ary Of ina,s,daai Judgment aud
x,,ae IN dong 20. end in clAiiS.ns and "T'
1,aains tast .A.,ei rihs; ia hAsnseli n The
las, gap 81 cI.senes, be mast 'S''" A''''
20. c,asna Cor. sad aetesa ,he sAnie iss, 20
zach c,her individual nssn. ~ apply 'nfss
rr.aeiple, - ,hs approaching sosAie'' HI W.
,.,es,,.t. II q aen.l.sr 81 Congress Is ih4i
A.,lici. aoS has nj I.ymsn boan rsai'"
.sa hoe have he h,.ras bora Gan 'sf''
~ ar, o,acr aaswc' THAR 'i.,s, Na'n Goa.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BF II remember.
District Of Fairtayen, ~ ! rd that 81 pro
,.a, court ,lJen al Ca.tleton ,n Hnt for ssiu
district on the 2st day q! Oetoesrf. 4 D.f-Ji
An INSTRUMENT, pnrpofl'ng 1" be the last
" Il sod testament Of b~,.ry Howard, late
nf Well. N SAID district, cec~ss-d, belns pr
-eBird 10 the eour here By Harry Gou6rpead
,i:e executor therein named, fer probate.
It's ordered by rs'd conn thai all persons
eanrrrnec iiisr-tn b. noiifirG Ia spprAr rt s
.ession 81 ss,d court 10 be held u iar Probai.
aiiie- IN Ca-ilrton atoie,ssd, IN tb~ hfs'
" cdr. .dsy, Il being the 9th dSy 81 Nor~ai
ter peIt, and siux rsrsr II sns they may
have sg.,n-, the p:ot'air Of ssia ~'ll Tat
.n,ch purpose II +. further ofdrrrc tina, =
copy Of the record Of tiis order be- psbhstlce
three WEEKS saee~.siyely ~ iis Rutland
Herald, u~,psper pr'et~d Ei katinss N
,ht, state, sll which po'd,eat'nn. shEn ~
psrsisi,s 10 the hase appointed toI sssa near
,ng. \ true copy of r~eotd,
81 ALsos NAEsrs, Jstge
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For the Herald
Where's Bennett :?

"Ttur Ain, as II used 10 gas" The Torn
Clocks plainly snow thu, Benefits no, in
torn We, poor. miserable being. who are
abb to swing no "I"yrr, cac' ., one of ;''.''
her, sad'v deplorc the ios- Of nin Nho enabled
u. To take " noie Of / me Though not's
from another character would have been lar
more acceptable 10 w., =, II were ", arlt'ioi
20 Hrurett COR Al! the roics be- obtained iDT
us The tongue Of our poor clock Is p,l.'ed,
the land, by their strange ryru,'ons lead us
70 suIpect that they nre afflicted With II -.
t,ss dance Uhrrts henre,'' Josi'.
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The Difference. The locofoco pa
pers are abusing Mr., Meredith be
cause he predicted a deficiency o.
five or or six million. in our revenue
for the late fiscal year. whereas thc
result shows there will be n surplus
The Tuscaloosa Monitor observed NJ
in this statement that it indicates a
slight mistake, and one tina. would no;
been likely to occur under locofocc
management. Whenever dcfci.
under locofoco rule was foretcld, j,
was dead certain to prove true.
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Trotting Horse Rather.

NR tnilbR A motto. in your paper lated sop
VI - i1,.I tisned John Williams. 1r hf-i can. IA
hand NV me-. A. sonr ~ practicable repzttsd 10
New YORK apd sas Nj " ,ulsm., end ol-fsd 10 a..
cei'i ihs hsllrnFe and -bi vas refused. New pro-
p"-. Ia tot NV hJisr Rsttiur AGAINST ~. oe!.hai.
Hof.e Nhitchsli, ut any ttWc previous io the is't
Jay 81 Nu,oniter ncri % The Iutan Course l. I
mile heats. oe,t thiee 10 f,s for eSbior ljpt Nh
deposit Ia the Poul'n,y 1Ark slbi a. intiruure,
The etjrltinn ~ M Abnrt ~ dc Of WslIBrfitd .
- be the authorized sgsHt Of Mr. Williams
~ lniiS BlGAET.
s,Ulh~e., part Of ZEALAND Co. Ootobst a i>j1
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Young Wings of Rutland.

Remember That day calls goa to
tie poNs oa Tsesaay, neat. No~ is
Me tine to work.' Let erery one place
his hand to the wheel, and rtcto,y
iciU rom our cftyts
Rally, Rally.! RdNy.!!
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Sadiery aaA Blarmess l3asi.

TUE ~ ~rsssss ssS go sss ss~ss ~ -,
. ef sssr'-s tfst ~. 81 ths 49, sssse s~~~s
y 60 sBs.s ~ tssl a Ia tspss Se ). srls~wits'
'hs 'resNs 'esA s~eilaes ~ r,r-t 'ss fvf,vs s,s
u Ass Io'G ssJ - Ssins tss EkSs 81 ssrSl ses pes
iff 'rs~sNss la q fhfshs sss eestesAahts rssa
tst s@A We st4 t~eP ~ hsss st.sts t,s'n
As i~s tss fsrf~f isss s+.-- Is.vh,. s~e sdsts
Ps'ss.sss 81 .s's-s, .ab 80 s~l ,-ies- .s T,ses.
ts9.s, 'sfr~i Raw tfs.,lrs rst asi-s Hsiires
AZ ar shfh at - essN 10 e., ts4h a. e4t ~
ne g~sins sss t's.ssiss - f--'css Soc t'nrr ~
sisfr isssn IN Ware -. ssss go aN-s.i rs.l
u stssn a iirs7tes. "a A lDEkaNyr
Es;'sas, i'e; ~, ,ad 9sn
~ ANftI-A iNJ - 90 g. tes-. 81 se. a,Ar So
w pfee''cs - ~ ssiss Hg,tp~ss O.. 81 .irpfs
hs,ss 49, ftls' r-e8 ,s-.p'sfrnset 7 ~
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STATE OF VERMONT. 4,

SrATk OF MONT I'D it rrIrcm
pstr.o, 81 Rutland. p. kb bored ia,
at = special ,"s,ion q the rrornte coui, 81 me
,aiL district of ltatiaui held ut N,'Iaui ~ aaI
ier ,ali f'tr,ct os the ljta day " Oct"-
Der 4 -. l--5i
Pr.cst. Hou. Har,sy Button Jllrc.
Wherca. Kn-,el Fish and Bradley FI,h.
Executor, OF the last VIII and les aineut 81
Preserved flsh, late of Ira. IN sad drsuict,
deccascd,, trstNlr, have th,s day, made app,t
cslioH 20 sad Probate Court, proposing ia
r"udcr an account of !hc,r administration 81
the estate a sad deceased
Ihcref,rr, II /, ordered ~ sai rnar, tina,
''l' termination ~ ,aii .crrgrt fCT @ ~ Ware
and .lch decree g. g. ths assets IL q rir hard.
Oh the rendition II sail acroun, - g. said
p-oiste curt 'ha'l s'~rr proper be arA the '
hereby nTe referred e. ttttVs scssior q - N
Probate cy-Ft T. tc he'd ~ ih~ DIl-t ftls
fe.Isg"f ri sal Court So aid Rni'ruI, ~ -,
tr,t HoaiaT .f,tir1 the i'n dsy 70; Srvero',-r 4
u. l. " si.a tia, uptire thereof g., TiF,a ly
pul'.'r.Ug 4 r'ri.Gei copy ~ tAe reen~t t'Et =
order three vtfhs ruecsfsi, ely tTsvi"1r thsr, %
co. inc ku,fspi Htr4ll aussrpartr tr,4t,s
=, laid H8t,.ud aui circulated H. tie Hrfi',-
hood ~ .ha'e iu'ero,tsd H. order ,hntaii PER
'5p, il,cfc.iei therein NAV ih~r nod ttcr, 3.
pear bsi't, said court and object 20 m. slios
auce qf saiI sresgH' audi sA,d deert~ 4 tbs,
seS ua1's. A uHs rotF - record.
20 HESRi HALL Etgrrr.
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STAT. or VERMONT. DE
Dlsirirt %, Hntlarh. nh.

= y ! - ~ i..Nh'f . - u I'tAtW
District - Rntiand BDherei TINT AZ
70 special .c.sipu ct tho Prprntc Court of tie
aid District o. Kpt.nHd he'd a RutInr IN sud
for the aid dntric;, on IA. 9Th day OF sept,
\ - 1880
Whereas Dan \ Spencer, administrator
cr the c,'a'" Of Wiiinm Sp'nce'. la,r Of Ira ,
~ SAID District deceased. inte,.aic has isday
made application To- sad Probate Cont pt"po-
SING 10 reader an account of hs rdn'u,slra-
ton of-sd estate, and praying Cor a DIVISION
oil tho real estate oi saId deceased among III,
heIrs
Therefore. &, I. ordered by .aiilrolaf, Court
that iEc cxHuiratinu Of sad acoyaat Tor ~
!owaLce. e.. decree oG the residue e sad ts-
tate st,.r paying d.b., s.l expense t. tho
hers nnd y decree tor tho division, 80 enid Tcai
estate q. at"resad, he and ttr same ars lcteh,
J., nrl! AT the Office e the r,Fis'er e ,Hji
Court ir sal Rlt'al,d, ~ H., first Mobda B.,
hcl.., the ith day Of November A. %. 1880 mod
tat NOTES thereof DO gwen, hy lfIb ,hlrr n
certified copy % the rreuru Of tht' order tir.o
wee,s ,ucces.vclY pre-, toas thereto 10 the ~,
land Her2 It a nc~srlrcr printed a. 'aId hr'-
iautlo Urdlr that al i'rsrrs interested theron
nay theE sol iirrr arr"ar t"io'N snid NUT
add object :, the allowance - 'aiI Icco .u,
aat :, RAD aocTro. :. thct Re, cagss.
true cory OF record. 81
HrsaY HAN. Register.
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lJJous q. SAN, the Vermont Poet and
one .. the editors OF the burlington Sentinel
obtained the $50 PRIZE offered by Dods. Cor
the bes, comic sorg. His SUBJECT was =" The
Lind .Nnnia.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

I'VE n. .unsrf'ls'.. t.irs sppainird b. ne Rev
W he Probate t".'t tst the Ut.ffigt It tDiisnr
coN'rtssirus'. 20 so, elve rxayosu. anh shHtsi
aitUssr i~nRnd- ~ 81. l~;.nr- -atas'tis r-thtr u
"a hhN ia H.. isfr g. Ste tht.t, rrid dts
tct ie'y,'ei trr- ~; insolrsu, Erd -ts rrttt,
toni TIE tH bsS of Crtobrt hong s,~rd hy said
7,uG tIr thA, pttrr-e 4, ihrfr',re hrrrhs CIV.
0-i ice that NJ vii ntt>nd "a The hhslrr-. ssit
.Pt'intnen' siih- hru-c of Ara Gates of Srihsewas
o" the l.i M"oiss of rsoerlis' next from o'ei.os
~. uuiil i',' rtlatk. / NJ. cU sad day
THDNAI NOSE ,..-,.
SAMUEL. DUNBAR,
Urdsewai-r, o, q 1850 ~
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We understand that the first train Of cnrs
from Essex 10 St Albans, passed over tn.
Vermont g. Canada road, last eteniny, md II
isrrpected tina, the entire road Will be IL
running order by the middle Of November.
Free Pfcss, Iqth.l
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9 6 q T ( I
Be Not Deceived {.

Mr.. Lyman or I.ocofOeo will be
elected mex, Tuesday
8 Every vote cast for VI. Miner viii
be thrown away as fnr as the Wig par
~ is concerned !.
.M Miner and his isnaiical psriisans
refused 10 comply with any honorable
terms Of compromise with Me- Lyman
xad bis friends
Though the Union Wing boasts Of
the proseiytes which MI Miner h"s made
when we ask bin TO specify one, he
is mute
No, sne with whom NC are acqaa'n'
Ted. xho voted for .Mr Lyman in Sep
TENDER, viii vote Cor .Hr Miner on
Tuesday next!
~ BE BOT DECEIyED!.' -
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To be Sold.

| HOUSE auj H. ,crN lrssr-t'r ,i'natsI
y sue ie'lr tr'tb 81 hutin't ccurt Beu.t
or 'he road 30 Pdtsjord. There 5 ous tcr. II
"AI ttrd sr.. ..attr,rrt dwc''i * h'u,s
hair. arl sh.r. ,anN trirtt f.- .hatrais- rr
other mechanic. Al tic l"uing. arc wear,
irs ND in good rsrs'' Ter',. 81 rtv-a"6t
may be- made cnsv trauirr Il Moses cstet,
Who li,o. adj 'iuie- tho premise,
Rutland ~; 81. i'.t ~ -
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Paprr Warehouse,

fa;rf 81 81 ,ass e. sas. eel sasS- 10 sr'sf .
Ntps,s,.et, ,af<sts q ss~es, sis- l-.h psao ~
nag. H.si., 6tsHt ss1 81 o. as' siaes ~ y~f-'
sssss ~
GRANT, 0AGuELI. \ co.
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The Governor has appointed Ma
:n.SiEl 7. SashFE o! Westminster
VIZ. nrssr BxkILR u BAETos
VIZ. Il. GiLsEHr Of Ra,land.And W..
II. NrwxAs, Of yergeanes, 10 DC his
Ai.ssie Camp, s..h ,se rsnt o. Colonel
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Cloak e. Dress Goods.

~ + Eft.l or,r, fcr salr
-. Al ~""'Itiic,. Cd.hmctr'&M rs'sn-.
Iyutr.c t'"rh- auI ipacAs h. she ,srj g.. col
~. NJ bS'a1ct. taTshsms Prints,
TURKEY Rod PRINT
Rack aud Fancy pr,s >llh.
Velvet and Sin Trimming. pse., Ruttons
Gala and CHshmcfe r!ail.,
Fapnc'' ~ Opera Sach'
Scotch Waterloo Rrd RsS state M,lls
LONG AND SQUARE SuAwLs
Cashmere aua Olssa Ncarf.. Gloves. hrsi"ry
Z. 4, e. n Euti,u,i Oct :. lGSn
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-TAiE OF We NpNG. ~ !: rr,nsn',srec
bsstflet ot fsftAyea. ihst prSpals
Court hrii l ~ "a llcf"H ~ aHi ffr sGli d..
tr,rt uu tLt IG.h day - DcIoisr A. d lntsi.
Atrres Jain,s Rec u sarIisn ~ Daui.l
Eic~ C.r.ate e. R,cr Csth~riI, Eise ~
Roc. act ). sryeu h-rr, iAirtf, ard teir NJ
'after De- CO. dlcrtstd. hiss rr--sel.d 80 The
cs4rt Esr~ BE- I.t.t.i. b. aritiug ftIr,ttailis
'refriH - ~ De siiI saFJ, have an tt'sr,st 80
Sh.n' -.tif 20 - i.ui sifFsr - y ~, "a
P-s'a', ~ s~ia ilsifio' - h,rTs ~ '1E - gee
All fuh-tlrt yh..t tsf.,-st J.. trr rHftrr
IT. 'r rsi1 rr'Wrs"- rtrsI 'ta "a 4 f'tiff So
,ifg sstats a tv'EaT b. a., sg,t,,y SD fsftic -
r.prvsrntH thst 4 va c.uiuef o. n f1'rrrs,
- I'D u.isuft t.frI heir ri;tt ard ttIr 70
sSli f.ai sstsis tut pet re IF.err,is iAsr"s'
e. .iat'fesf ard prss.fF sh5d -rsytt 10 great
stR. . irsfs' .. tril ihs saair 80 tls' Fgfpy'r
ittfs'"fs f! 20 otfsrfJ - ma rs,.fl ltst
fHid epii.rsllsi Le aua the ~ me a. ssrsty &c
isyTsS io' hEsT,R1 sui decision {" s..-,Sa -
,HI4 r.UFi g. 10 hr'l atfbt Pr.bsts slS.s "a
ta.tstoa A'sfssat1 au tts Ibh dEy . 80
.~snbsr ssS,, s'.a that Rpt.er ts~fs4f he s. e.
. ~ Igt'ies,,ss a. = copy Of tue 'e-H'd a. thts
f -Tl iAfse w.rts sa1rssss1riy ~ 80. a. rbno
ii,rs!a q tcssFAFtf gT'ftei - kattAAs - ts,'
SiBif. tnsi al pfr,an' tHtsre'A'i s.sy zFl eat
I AL b. herd iii 'as Irsbisss Y ttey sep e.a't
tree eoly - rtr9,a
a Ats5n Natsrs tg4g,.
IN Br,s g.-l,,. i.s@os s C,.s,.
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Tobacco 4.

WE se rsee'V'hg supplies ID aieIsad~'
w Gr~rs saos'sy ard th, ~,ag To
bscee ~ csasisnm~n, Arisbsnn supplied
sA.b.nT Pfr-s, ~ L.,r9, & Gs.E.s q.
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AlaIrlth

IN Rutland, on the :il,; inst. VIZ. T
Chaf..c and Miss. Charlotte Thrall. boit
Of Rutland.
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Ribbons,

DiCMEs Tab. Nrti6ciri.. Ss,ir'. Sin,
] B,urets. Straw Fraids rud Ru,tors
Jl.. received snd for ,a,e by u. r. BELL.
Kntilnd Oct - 1851
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CIRCULAR.

TINE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish q
Il political Weekly paper in the German lam
guage, in the City Of Washington, in support of the
principles by which the Administration of Gene
raj Taylor came into power, and being de5irous TO
obtain the aid and cooperation Of the Wing party,
he would respectfully state the reancns WHICH, IN
his estimation, make il desirable and necessary
that such paper should be cstabliahod at the sea
of Government.
1. The number of those who use the German Ian
guagc their medium OF intercourse Is upwards OF
Three Millions and this number is constantly in
creasing by immigration. W
2, The name Of Democrats being the appelation
OF the liberal or popular party Of Germany, to
which all the immigrants before their emigration
belonged they do, of course, range themselves with
the party bearing that appelation in this country
as soon AS they are able to exercise the elective
franchise; and the more so, as the country teens
with Democratic papers in the German language,
whose particular object and anxiety it is to use this
interpretation TO the best advantage.
3. Although there few Wing papers in the
country, they bear principally a local character.
and, relying for their support more on local patron
rally stand or fall with the success defeat Of the
Wing party in their particular section.
4. The Germans, however, being an intelligent
and reading people, are accessible to sound argu-
nent, and papcrconducted with uprightness, and
speaking the plain truth, will be able, by degrees
TO overcome preJudices, correct and Inisap-
prehensons and by its own direct influence, as
well as by its influence upon the local Wing pa
the desired effect, and gain the rejecting and think
ing, that is the influential portion of the German
citizens, over to the Wing ranks.
D. The undersigned is well aware that he has
many and serious obstacles to overcome, but rely
ing upon the power of truth and the cooperation
oil the Wing party, on account of the intrinsic
merits of his enterprise, does not fear 10 be rged
with entertaining too sanguine hopes if he antioi
pates satisfactory result.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcoMMENDATIoN.--The Wing State Central
Committee of Massachusetts,, being satisfied that
German ncwsf sper, TO be published at Washing
ton, as proposeC by Mr.. FREDERICK SCHMIDT, will
be of great importance and benefit to the Wing
party and the country, cheerfully and earnestly
recommend to the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREf,
EZRA LINCOLN, Chairman
Secretary.
BosToS, October 30, 1S49
TERMs.-THE SPECTATOR At THE POTOMAC APP
pears every Thursday. The terms TWO DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS, payable in advance
No subscription taken for less than a year. No
paper sent to subscriber before payment is made,
for longer time than the payment entities to,
Advertisements must be prepaid, and are inserted
at the usual prices. All communications must be
postpaid Address: Frederick Schmidt, Wash
ington, ID. Z. Nov. 3-tf
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dents of the Academy board, under the immediate
charge of the Principal and his Assistants; and all
its exercises are conducted system of its own,
uninterrupted by the interests operations OF the
other department. The furniture Of the study
rooms and dormitories has been chosen with pecu-
liar reference to comfort and convenience for study
apparatus necessary to render the means finstruc
ton complete; giving to Newark Academy facili-
ties for Private study and comfortable accommoda-
ton of students, fully equal to those afforded by
many of our colleges
From its intimate relation to the College, students
OF the Academy enjoy many advantages not gen
orally obtained at institutions OF this kind. Those
who wish to pursue some particular branch which
falls more properly within the College course, may
be admitted TO recie in any of the College classes
Students also of proper age and discretion, by re-
commentator of the Principal, and permission Of
the Faculty, may enjoy the use Of the College Ii
brary without additional charge. Admission also
may be had to the Lectures, and such other privi
leges Of the College as can be proftably enjoyed
by academical students.
The charge for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Light
&c, with tuition in English, Latin and Greek, is
seventy dollars for the Summer Session, and sew
enty five for the Winter Session. The only extras
one dollar per session for Incidental expenses
and a fee Of eight dollars for Modern Languages,
and fee OF five dollars for Drawing, from those
who enter these classes. The SESSIONS and vaca-
tons of the Preparatory Department are the same
as those Of the College
Rev. MATTHEW MEIGs, A. NJ,
President OF Delaware College.
NEWARK, Delaware. Sept IS