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The New York herald., 1850-12-06

Miller Mrs PAMELA NArssn Mrs. Wass Murdosk Miss
hfpihsn Bridget ington % Murrav hadlds
holoy Mary Nay Mis- 1nsebst hurrsu Ass virgt-
NonsGhau BYidGst uaynard Miss Mary
Moore Miss May Murphy Mss Msry
Morse Miss Hannah Merrill Mrs. Aloe Murphy Mn Martha
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I IsT OF LBTrERs REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
~ Post Once November 80 1850
OFFICIALLY PUBIIniED q PAPER HAVING HELARGEsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list In which thsy
vertised. LADIES' LIST.
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DARIs AND LONDON rREArnENr OF PRIVATE BE

in few hours, b. vegetable application without
pain affections and debility brought
improper habt combine medicines with the local remedy
ana aa there srs cured
NE other Physicians. ALT GusrAntee permanent cure
others caused by their net expen& the disease
enough ~ sipon. with these and the hu.a.eds Of
day d. Corbyn. vou expelled my complaint in few
hours O. Deroud was under the other hyscians
IN N anor, time John Roliiso1 IT. paid ever ssoe
you cured BY local and general trestment short
sime Jas saiisb ury Tre.sment By letter Ofhoe houn
sro door. from % Rrs.Sx.v Dn hASHoSr' hesos So
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I'm. CoNyERs, IS THIRD AVENUE. NEW YORK, rs
- consulted personally by letter, post paid
Of seminal weakness and debility of the and those
sad serders Of the head back aud limbs caused by
per habit. Of youth Dr Cs celebrated InvigOrang Cor
dial, for saeS2 bottle; bottles for SIS Important
vice, 20 The ma red and SINGLE accompany each bottle.
San tn he cam
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EOK CuA aLEsTON. HAVANA, FAN JUAN AND
Ut fiartee-Ihe new ard elepant rtet.nthir PRONE.
wTIfN ~ y Tirfifparrh. sndfr WI lea~e NV
ysrr frr re shsve on wtfuesaay 1s.t DcsSr Tor
Es ttle latter 10 rragrss o.irl arvvtN
i'''' ~ e'" d. n ALLaN y Bst,sr, rla.s
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z'nilias,r I,vi'T z.t,i May EA. V, RRADTF'M
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

VlR. COOPER. Ia DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THn
~ last fourteen confined his prseee to the tres
ment OF meouria othsr dieeases He
aggravated Of this disease and mild
two TO i've days. perfect charge.
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NToTIcE-PAssENeEEs pm STEAMSHIP ALTA ANT1c,
~ fcr Liverpool will leafs b. on beard, a. the foot o.
Canal street 10 morrow eaf-rd.y December Tth, at III
oiock ard ssnd all luErase rot wsnted on the pas
board Desemher Oth marked below with the NUM-
tar rff their ho~fh
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0knn REWARD-JEFrRIES ANTIDOTE, sPR.
ROOO chc Mixture for the of private Disorders
makes speedy cure without the least restrictions Of
oie drink change in application business
The proprietor challenges single which the
will under the forfeiture Of i've aoars
IL put in bottles with full directions 81 bot
lie lasts weekmany cured in two days For ssle
o. u RING, ly2 Broadway lg8 Bsyard street, New York
W b Little, l0l Hanover street. Boston, Wright c.
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Wv sAyED.-rHE FRENCH ANTIDorE IS A PER-

V ~ a PEk-
A "A feet exterminater of dileases, matter whai
stage Of the complaint 1t exiting ushes the
and purfes the blood The first dose will give rel e
some cured in days. One bottle ass week.
and very The proprietor will
rant perfect cure forfeit Sa and resurn all that
been paid, Price ST. Sold at 100 Fulton Sun Bid
ings; 27 Bewory Grand the Doctors
sdence 6 Madison street No charge advice Sold in
Philadelphia by r. Calender SO South Third st rect
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n0CT0R YOURsELF-F0R TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
- BY means of the Poclet Kseulapus Every One His
Own Physcian. Thirtieth edition, with hundred
cravings showing Diseases and Aaformatons in every
shape and FORM by WilliAm Young d. Graduate Of
University Of Penpsylvania The various forms
Diseases faithfully described and all the recipes given
in plain language The chapter Self Abuse s worthy
particular attention and sh0ule be read by
men who have been unfortunate in contracting disease
pr,vious to placing yourselves under the
no matter what his preentiops bege of this
y usetu work Strangers visiting the city
those marriage think Of returning home
without copy OF the Pocket sculapius Sea
persons gorg should Dr. Youngs 1reate
Marriage, ths Pocket sculap Every One His
Physician Any sending twenty Eve enclosed
in letter gill receive one copy Of this hook by mail
SIX copies will be sent for dollar. Address DIR. WIN
YOUNG, l52 Spruce street Phadelphia for sale BY
Stripger h Townsend, 222 Broad way, New York.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
antRrbaItana nm arIfbrnna.
Ser Gsrem0bicr ais General.
GnpcrifstenDettf.

Sore alfc licbcr eefer, ,pas SeltfameS
III 9,reueen inter Der Nesier,iiis grietrid,
|94ilhelm I. gefdat, Der befanntlid, her
9ater beS grpBen Nrtebrtd, mar, ,,ao oft
loerfannt 1T in ieiner rallben, slhpcilen
fc9ar tpraa,nifhen g9eife, beim eidbte beies
ben aber enter rer erifen 9iesenten feines
Batcrlanbes ipar, irtbem itur er allein,
Itpie fpater fem erceer Sohn ibnn aud, be-
Iseuste, bic Gr0Ee beGelbet besriinbet bat.
Dtefer aneercrbentlid1e Manit ben mai,
mir aus ben, @efhtspmft fetner 3eit Be-
artbeilen nnls, I'm tim spirfiif, in allei,
Din9en, fotpphl t1einen 9usenbem> a,leers
crbentlid ;it filben, hatte eiiie 9Nanlcn,
fpelde dlle diibern bei linn iiber,pcg, i,dms
lid, bic eiebe s,ir Sagc. Sd eriunere midi,
bei feinem Reconsideration T0rffer ges
|lefen sii baben, ba6 er j. 9. 1T eiaem Sab
re dIlcin iiber 1000 9febtabner cisenbdnbis
|sefhcHen, alles itbrise Nilo ltnsered)net,
|pobei fenne @e,nablia am 9lllerfblehteifen
|fuhr, neil fle ihnt, se9enfeiti9er llebereiis
funft 9enlas, freies 9,ulper unb 8lei hals
ten music. gsar II feiiten ei9enen gBdIs
bern uibte lnehr Sa jasea, 70 perfhrndbte
er audi feinesipess Die Ginlab,ni9 feiiler
Gbelle,,te III ceiit gletd,en 3sped.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Drrt in ren ifiilen Icrfern, auf fen tfant'sei
a4 Qee8sn
3cs taatfus fie nmbsr init f;pser saif.--
Sh @amnt9e,panetrn will Die suif fdb riilline
rssen,
Sscenssnr rrittts jttt ibre junsc @ruit
.eor&, jsne siseer! 9incs niAt Drlttssitees
QBic "a ibr huge tliet, frie tiopft tyr 6er5!
Dc@ peb! . 1T xaulbpns! 5eaGenc fintt 4
matt earnitecr,
Grliesenr nntsr ibrem sinfam itlnatn S6mtrs
9sun frrinst lis ,piessr auf uns aufbt NIT frcbtn
Beten; -
.Ctll tcnt's bcrauf rem fhatt'9en, tiefen 1bal!
Der Srtoer @ansesmeten iinn ts, tie teleten
SIM .5erjen rer Grinn'runs 98iererbaG.
3iseuierlbaarcn iinS's, bic sicbn NIT lautem@in
6til
Sur 3itDsr Slang teist auf ses 1etbsrs laft'Str
@tbminaen
Gin sice tinrcr, tas Gimp ile rft ecb6rt:
g,erlen iint mir meine 3abne,
Siantdiitcn msine Nuatn,
@ett' III mir cir srlne Grrr,
ttno ,nein .6aas nis msite Qielt.
Srci rer Qcier in cen siiftcn,
Srei Der Sitcb i'm ttaren QpafTer,
Srct Der !oirth i'm funtlen 1Palpe,
Ittr freicr nt6 bin i'd!
Wac6en binttr ciitern Dlaucrn,
Gcnm'! i'd set' Dir meine psrlen,
@et' Dir rneine Oiamantsn,
xbt init Dir mtin tptiobrs Bett
8itana taufht rrn 9ltutti atiillen lire TDrantr
Sas @6lc6 bIntt ibr tes Sertcrs xrantrcrt!
Gs rranSt, GO t:stt fie natbtis-nhb lte fclgt zen
@ebnen,
6liest an9ft.besilten 96rittss tbalparts fort
HI.
BUR !6timatb ron Der ferreu, lansen Saeift,
Scbrt btntt ibr 8eniabl auf brbcn Sfrs ,ur1t.
CT cilt, tah fiiger, lansseemcbnter QBeife,
gu frie8eln f9 III feiner 0attn sittcstlit.
Oa trafer in tcs qBalces ni@t' scr @tias
3i9stner, rinss sela8ert um ces SeucrsS6tin
Sit traunen @liter ttft bts oJaantels 0MQc,
'Sie laten fleb am feuris crlen unssrircin.
stno an ees Qanptnianns @citt, reid 9etttttt,
9subt nab' Gin is-fhSnes qBcit uns f4ets
uac fist
tne fditert: ,,Du batf mid rom xcb rrrcttst T!
;, Aa' pein une Summer man in Sencm 2rn
rersi6t
,,Srti bin i@ ipieber, frei tino tei rcn Mrinen
.,8tfanstn mar idb in Dec tben @9lpfTes Rerfer
rauin.
,,8etrc6net finc tie Tbranen, aus tas QDeintn,
,,6eitilt 9itanas Stbnen mad tes QDaloe:
@aum !"
SIR Gatte bort's, ertfarrt rrr tpilren G@merIen
Gin S@uB,-en @6rsi! - Slun TT cs aus, il,
8ldd,
Jlnn ,ritbft Der xrc 1T ibrem falfden .5er,tn!
Ord CT febrt finifer a,'f fein abnenlAtrB 3uriit
Otto Ortfef.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

Trouble IN THE CAMP The Free
Democracy papers in this State are down
on CHAs. X. FIELD, Esq, for the course
pursued by him in the organization Of
The Constitutional Convention. The
burlington Courier leads off by calling
him "an arch traitor" and such like
complimentary epilheis, while the Bran.
don Post follows up the attack in the
same spirit, though in a somewhat mild
er strain. All. well ; the old proverb,
"when rognes fall out, &c. is likely
to be exemplifed in this case.-To re-
lieye the public anxiety, perhaps we
ought to state that we saw Mr.. Field on
Saturday, and that he bears up under
his troubles with remarkable sortitude-
He even smiled when he read the arti'
cles in the Courier and Post, and an ex-
clamalion escaped his lips which sound
ed very much like " fudge" We ven
tire the opinion that he will survive
Brdftleboro Eagle.
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soPHRoNIA w. BADGER.
Cnncnrd n IL March %. lsIS.
WHAT THE CANADIANS THINK OF wIsTAR's
BAISAM

From the Montreal Transcript, July %, 1rfS.
We think 1t but due TO DR.. " istar that We shonld
add estmonr Others to the cNtraor-
binary merits OF his medicine in certain cures partcu
larry where the patient has complained Of pain IN tho
side, or in of an asthmatical character.
We are personally acquainted with many persons who
have experienced immense relief from tho use of this
medicine, when aboring under the disease above men
toned and in the changeabc climate OF Canada these
diseases more than usually common, any medicine
calculated to counterfeit them must be of value.
We that it has large and still increasing
sale, aud has been very generally and benecay used
since its introduction into Canada three years agoand
the very fact of its having stood the test of three years
experience Is proof of its value.
We not in the habit of recommending patent mod.
icnes unless the benefits conferred by them have come
under our own observation but in the present instance
can recommend WISTARS BAI.SAM OF WILD
CHERRY, medicine worthy of the confidence Of
the public in diseases of the Chest and Side and in
in this city coughs have yielded to its in
fucnce.
None genuine unless signed / BUTTS on the wrapper.
Sold by w. p. Russell. Middebury, also by Agts
throughout tho State. 4O:lw
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Dic0,

In this town, Jan. 90, John Fales, act. %,
His laoguishine head is at rest
lis thinking and nching are o'erj
His quiet, immovable breast
Is heaved by allliclion no more.
His heart is no longer The seat
OF trouble and lorlurng pain;
II ceases 10 futter and beat
II never shall auuer again.
10 this village. on Sunday morning, the
9th inst, Mr.. Joseph Adams ,aei. 81 years.
In Weybrdge, on the 23d inst, Mr.. Asa
Dodge, aged II years.
Al Princeton, N. j.. Rev. Samuel NJ iller,
ID. D., for SO years Professor Of Ecclesias-
iical History in the Theological Seminary,
aged so.
In QUechee, Jan. LIST, Miss Sarah Paul,
aged As.
In West Fairlee, Fanny Lafned, adopt
ed daughter Of Daniel LArned, Esq, 80.
In Liulelon, N. H., Dea. Willis Wilder,
recently Of ST. tohnsbury, 70.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it rcmcm-
District OF New Haven, IS. bcrcd, that at Il
Probate Court holden at Bristol, on the 9TH
day of January. 1850; The Executrix of the
last will and testament of
DAVID MASON, in,
late of Starksboro', in said district, deceased,
made application to said Court TO have her adj.
ministration account with said estate examined
and allowed whcrcupon said Court ordered
said executrix to notify all persons concerned
to appear at session of said Court TO be held
at the Office of the Judge of said Court, in
Bristol in said district on the first Monday of
February. 1850, at ten O'Clock, forenoon, then
and there to make objection to the allowance of
said account, if they see cause, by publishing a
certified copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Registcr-a newspaper printed at Middiebury
in this Statc-thrce weeks successfully previ-
Gus to the time of said Court 80
Harvey MumsH, Judge.
true Copy Of Record.
Attest, H. WnsiH, Judge
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S645,50

$645, 80
Or.
BY paid in pursuance Of vote of
the Society at their annual
meeting, Jan. II, 1S49, 31,oo
BY paid on premiums awarded
October, 1s4s, s22,25
BY paid on premiums awarded
on field crops Jan. 1850 1900
BY paid postage and transport
alton of specimens ,3S
BY amount paid Z. w. Blasdel,
by vote Of the Society 1900 42l ,69
Balance in hands of Treasurer Jan.
20, 1850, S223,s7
HARVEY MUNsILL,l A,J;,or.
j. III. WEEKS, 1'"''"'''
Mr.. Q. C. Rich offered the following res
olution:
ResOived, That it be the duty of the Sec
rotary to notify the officers and members OF
the different committees Of their appoint
ment, and also the time and place of The
meetings Of the Society, by sending them a
number Of his paper containing the notice
Which was adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
JOS. H. BARRETT, Secretary.
Middlebury, Jan. 2S, 1850.
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TO Rent.
FOR SALE.

The house and two home lots formerly owned
by President Davis, afterwards by Moses Cut
ter, and at present by the subscriber The lots,
together, have about two hundred feet of front
upon the street leading to Wcybridgc, and the
same upon the street leading to Bridport.
The main building is fifty feet, on its eastern
front and forty five in its southern, and is in
good repair. The barn, wood house, well and
out-houses are united with it by a covered way.
Much expense has been laid out upon this sit.
uation,-which, being in full view of the Col
lcge hill and buildings, and over against The
Academy Green, must improve with those pub
lie Improvements around it which have long
been contemplated. A moderate outlay would
adapt it to comfortable and agreeable occupa.
ton by two genteel families. For family
with boarders, its position and the capacity and
number of the rooms, offer unusual advantages.
Tho smaller home lot-about so feet front and
1855 feet deep-would be excluded from the pur-
chase if desired, and a large deduction made
for the purchase money
Possession given in May. Some furniture
adapted to the domicil might be bought with il
also valuable young COW.
Enquire of c. BIRGE Esq.
ALIEN. C. TWINING.
Middlebury, Jan. II, 1850. 3s:3w-e3w.
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Another wonderful cure ofScrofua eicctedby BRANT S
INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRAcT-One bottle of which
is ten times more Curative and Purifying than any
bottle of Snrsnparila that was ever used.
Mr. NJ. 4. Walace-Dcar Sir: | take pleasure in in
forming YOU that the four bottles of BRANTS PURl-
FLYING EXTRACT which have used, has had the de.
sired effect For more than year was Frustrated
with that worst of all diseases ScRoFULA, in the glands
of my neck. So severely was afflicted by the many
aud running ulcers, that my general health de-
clined much that incapable of attending 10 any
business large portion of the time. advised and
prescribed for by of the most skiliu physicians
10 this city aud other cities and spent most of sea
Saratoga and Sharon Springs and all to no bcne.
fetal purpose. But now, am grathed to be able ia
say, that by the Of Brants Purifying Extract am
restored perfect health and do In great confidence
recommend its others certain specific for
Scroiuous Affections and all impurities of the blood
NATHANIEL X. STlMSON
Mr. stimson is merchant, at 81 Beaver Street, New
York city.
~ For list of agents, advertisement in another
coiunn
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United States Patent Office,

JANUARY IL lou.
IN The petition Of Thomas u, Dewey, of
" East poulney, Vernon praying for the
extension of patent granted TO Thomas d..
Dewey for an improvement in Horse Rakes, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the Esd day of November,
1851,
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard
at the Patent Office on the first Monday in A.
pril next, at 2 O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, ii any they
have, why said petition ought MT to he granted,
Ordered also, that this notice he Published
in the Republic Inteliecnccr and Union,
Washington ,ity, ID. Ci Telegraph, lIauisburgh,
Pa; Providence journal, Il. Il Evening Jonr-
nal Albany, N. Y; Free Press Middebury Vt;
Herald, Dayton, Ohio; State Journal, indi-
annapolis, Ia; once a week for three successive
weeks previous to the first Monday in April
next IHpS. EWBANk,
Commissioner of Patents.
Z. S--Edii0rs of the above papers will please
copy, aud send ihci' bills to the Patent Office,
with paper containing this notice
January g2--sa3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remember
District of Addison, SIS. ( ed that at a Pro
bate Court held at Middebury in and for
the District of Addison, on the 25th day Of
January, A. ID. 1850, Joel IL BecAwilh,
administrator OF the estate Of
REED BECKWITH,
late Of Orwell, in said District deceased,
makes application 10 this Court TO have the
time allowed him for the payment Of the
debis oil said deceased, extended one year
from the expiration OF the time heretofore
limited by this Court: 1t is therefore or
dered. that said application be considered
by This Court at the session thereof to be
held at the Office of the Register of this
Court in said Mddlebury, on Thursday, the
2lst day OF February next, al one o'clock
in the afternoon: and that said adminislra-
tor give notice thereof to all persons inter-
esrcd, that they may appear and make their
objections, il any they may have, 10 said
time being extended, by publishing GER
tilted copy of this order in the Middlebury
Regster-a newspaper printed AT said
Middlebury-three weeks successfully pre-
vous 10 the time OF said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record.
40 Attest JEDI s. BUSHNELL Register.
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For Sale or to Let.
LAW AND LAND OFFICE,
Fond I'm Lac. Wis

nRURY & FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND couNcILloRs
~ AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHANcERY.
Eraslus w. Dury, lofthe late firm OF Drup L Eastman
Edwin Flint.
Messrs ID. & Y. will practice In all The courts in the
state and give special attention 10 collecting and
curing debts They have business connections formed
throughout the State Ct Wisconsin, Northern Illinois,
and Eastern Iowa. They will also attend TO the pur
cha and sale Of Lands the payment Of Taxes the oea
Ties. &c.
The most satisfactory references VIII be given 10 IN
cofresT ond ans 10 New York Bosion Baltimore N l-
delpha, Washington CITY and most the principal cities
Refer TO Hon Milo l.. Bennett Asahei reck, ESQ., ID.
X panfborn, smalley 4 Phelps and G. u. kAsson,
Esq, Harrington; J. Warner, ESQ Hon VIM Nah,
MiddiebuTy, Dec. lsl9l3tl
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A true copy of Record.
40: Attest, .Jed s. BUSHNELL REGISTER

STATE OF VERMONT BE it remem-
District of Addison, IS. bered, that at
Probate Court held at Middicbury, in and for
the District Addison, on the 25h day of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1850; joel II. Beckwith. admins
traitor Of the estate of Reed Beckwith, late of
Orwell in said District, deceased, presents his
petition in writing to this Court, praying for H..
cence 10 sell real estate of said deceased, for
the purpose oil paying the debts Of said deceas-
ed and expenses Of administration and there
in sets forth the amount of debts allowed by
Commissioners against said estate, and the ex-
penseS of administration the value of the per-
sonal estate and the situation OF the real estate
Of said deceased. and that il is necessary to sell
all the real estate of said deceased for The pur-
poses aforesaid: 1t is thcreupon ordered, that
said petition be considered by this Court, at the
session thereof to be held at the Office of the
Register Of this Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of February next, al
one o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice
thereof shall be given TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objcc-
tons, if any they may have, TO said license be-
ing granted, by publishing certified copy OF
this order in the Middlebury Register-a news
paper printed at said Middlebury- three weeks
successfully previous TO the lime of said Court
.Ied. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy Of Record
40 Attest, Jed. s BUSHNELL Register.
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Plattsburgh Volunteers.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, }
Montpelier, Dec. 18th, 1S49. {

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Montpelier, Dec. 18th, 1S49.
At the recent session OF the General As.
sembly resolution was adopted, requiring
the Secretary of Stale "to ascertain the
"names OF all The survivors of those who
volunteered their services 10 repal the
British in their invasion OF plattsbur1h
ain 1872, who have had no compensation
"lor said services, and also 10 ascertain
"the amount OF services, so rendered, and
the amount 0f moneys paid by them, and
report TO the Legislature al its next ses-
sion" and also a resolution requesting
Z" such volunteers " TO furnish 10 the Sec.
"retary OF State, previous 10 the first day
"of September, 1850, The information con
A" tempated in the foregoing resolution, by
" transmitting to lis Office such evidence
as they may be able to obtain in tho
"premises."
Enquiries having been addressed to me
from various parts Of The Stale as 10 the
proper construction OF the resolutions and
The mode Of furnishing the information
therein named, thought il advisable to
mako publication OF the following direc-
lions, namely:
In all cases-where volunteers were organ
lsed into company, some officers OF The
company should make onl, and forward 10
the Secretary OF State, a list or roll of the
company, containing the names, the term
of service actually rendered, and the a.
mount OF moneys paid out by them respcc-
tively.-The accuracy of the roll, and the
fact Thar no compensation had been recev-
cd for such services and expenses, shoudi
be verified by the affidavit Of The officer.
and also by the affidavit OF each officer and
private rs 10 his own services so far ms
such affidavit can be procured.
In cases where volunteers were not or
canned into company, each volunteer
should make out and forward to The Secre-
lary OF State, a statement Of his services
and expenses, verified by his owl oath, and
the aifidavils of one or more Witnesses, il
such Witnesses can DO procured.
The resolutions hre construed TO en-.
brace volunteers, although they were MOI
able 10 arrive in season TO be actually en-
gagged in the battle.
Newspapers in this State will conlar a
favor upon the Volunteers by publishing
this notice.
FERRAND +. MERRILL
Secretary Of state.
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BosToN, Jan. 24.-Vool.-Thcrc has
been fair demand for The various grades,
and former prices are fully sustained.
Prime Ssxony heeces, 45a49; American
full blood, 40d4l; do. Sd blood, 37d39; do,
IL blood, 35a36; common, 30d35 BEEF,
Boston mess, Sl0all per bbl.-Pork, Bos-
ton clear, 1i,50al5,0O. Butter, family zoe
Store 10 a iS.-Cheese, Cal. Corn,
Southern fiat yellow, 57d59:~-Rye. North
ern 65d67. Oats, Northern, 44ds6s