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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
NJ. TAYLOR. JOHN B. TAYLOR, ]
TAYLOR 81 CO.,

THOMAS NJ. TAYLOR. JOHN B. TAYLOR. IN
TAYLOR 81 CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS, Commission and For
harding Merchants,
No, 80, Water Street, between Olive and Lo-
Gust Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
WILL make liberal cash advances on Produce
entrusted to them for sale here, or shipment
10 other markets.
N. B.--We have secured the services of
WILLIAM y. FEAzEL, Esq, to assist us in
our Commission Business. He will give par
llcular attention to LEAF AND MANUFACTURED
Tobacco; and from his long experience and
extensive engagements in this article, we are
sure Of giving satisfaction TO those who NAV
favor us with their consignments.
st. Louis, Feb Z, lS50.--ly.
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Cabinet Mandatory,
AND FURNITURE IVARE-ROOMS.
WIN. M. harlow,

IIuIFUJ FNITi
<.zzzzEE- Whose ware-rooms are m
~ scrss44esssSsstss in the new building, No VI
10 IS, North Cd street, be- ~
tween Olive and Locust Streets, St. Louis,
has on hand, and is manufacturing every ar
rce in his line, necessary Ito furnish dwell
lngs in the latest, most substantial and de-
sirable manner! He will always be found
at his ware-rooms, so that all who may favor
him with call, may be sure of trading with
the principal Of tho house. He is resolved
that all goods shall be found as recommended
Persons sending orders either direct or
through friends in the City, may rely on re.
ceiving as good an article as if selected in
person,
AHgood' carefully packed for shipping.
ST. Louis, Feb. 7, 1850 --i0-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

We commend The following from the
Mobile Advertiser, to the Alabama mem
bers of Congress. Perhaps it will ap,
ply with equal force 10 The Georgia and
ether Southern members:
Fudge--A letter from Washington,
says:
Some members Of the Alabama dele
gallon say: that they consider lhemscl.
YES Instructed to leave their seats even
in the event Of The passOgo ofMr. Roofs
resolution.
We'll let them try it. The people
would soon send others there, who
would not desert their posts. Leave
their seats indeedl The Alabama mem.
bers are not so verdant They labored
too hard to give il up so.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
Howard High school,

IA FETTE, no.
TNHE EtCrenh Session ofthi Institution
4 vii commence on the first Monday in
September, and continue Sir Months. By
new arrangement, the Academic Year is
divided into two sessions of unequal length
the one Of Four and tho other Of Six months
land the terms are varied in a corresponding
manner. For the summer session, the fol-
lowing are the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

what makes your face so red7"
Il am son of Temperance"
Indeed thought the Sons drank
nothing but water
an general. they don't; but you see |
am burning and shining light"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
Blankets.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
essssablergS, &c.

so pieces rs and A Virginia Osnabuargs
very heavy
$50 d" IS und A brown Domestic, best
brands, on hand, and for sale very low
janl0 T. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

UAn interrogatory ofsilvery sweet,
ness, and an answer of diamond beauty,
are contained in the following method
of"gelting TO go home with her."
The moon shine, bright
Can go home with you 10 night
Answer.
"The stars do too
don't care if you do"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

No. SO, Second Street, near Pine, 81 Lou.
is, Mo
The favor with which this little Machine has
been received by many of the Medical profess
sion, and others who have used III m ! n rer.
sons laboring under various diseases, WHO
have been restored to health, or benefited
thereby, induces this publication. The ma.
chine is quite different from all Electrical Ma
chimes and Galvanic Batteries; it requires to
be used but from one to five minutes at time.
The effects are not repusve to the patient,
and no i'll effects can be referred to- Testi-
monials in its favor are daily accommodating -
1t admits of the most perfect CONTROL as, from
high degree of power, it can be reduced with
unerring certainty, down to the very smallest,
by slight alteration of the wires, at the plea.
sure of the operator. 1t requires no assistant
nits use, where the person is able to hold the
ha andes. The machine has been applied in ca
ses of Tic DoOreux, Erysipelas, Nervous
Tremor, Paralysis Stiffness and Inelasticity OF
Joints, Lum5ago, Rheumatism, Sick Head.
Ache, St. Vitus' Dance Scrofula, White Swell
ling, Curvatures of the Spine, Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Disease of the Throat, Tooth
Ache, Dropsy, Squirting, Loss of Voice,
Deafness, and numerous cases Gun be deferred
to within the last four months Many of the
cures have been pronounced astonishing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28

ElVE barrels and 80 kegs Tar, just receiv
l. ed and for sale by
Decl3. PERRY e. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-28
JACOB BLATTNER'S NEW
Electro Magnetic Machine,

FOK MEDICAL PURPOSES.
No. SO, Second Street, near Pine, 81 Lou.
is, Mo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

e7T The author of Jane Eyre" "Shir.
ley &C.. IS now said to be Miss Bronte, a
lady Of Bradford, in Yorkshire.
81 NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, Of Salem,
has been engaged by the proprietors OF
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, as a wri-
ter for that periodical
rTrMIss BREMER, who is sill in Bos ton,
has new novel in the hands of Mary How
lit.
e%A monument to the memory of Col.
MARTIN ScoTT, who fell at the siorming OF
Moline del Rey, has been erected ri Ben
nington, where his remains now repose.
LIBERIA.-Mr. Clay has presented pc
tiiion in the Senate, Tor the recognition Of
the new Republic of Liberia by the Govern
ment OF the United States.
MARYLAND U. s. SESAToR.-Governor
Pratt has been elected u. S. Senator by the
Legislature of Maryland, for six years, and
also for the unexpired term 1.-TWO years. Of
Hon. Reverdy johnson. Governor Pratt is
a sound Wing, and one of the ablest men in
the State.
SUIcIpE.-MiSs Elizabeth Hooker of East
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FOR SALE.

The house and two home lots formerly owned
by President Davis, afterwards by Moses Cut
ter and NJ present by the subscriber. The lots,
together, have about two hundred feet of ont
upon the street leading 10 Wcyhridge, and the
same upon the street leading to Brilport.
The main hnilding is fifty feet ON its eastern
front and forty five in its southern, and is in
good repair The barn. wood house. well and
oni-houScs are united with it ly II covered way.
Much expense has been laid out upon tins sit.
uaton.-w which. being in full view OF the Col
lego hill and buildings, and over against The
College 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
lion by two gcnicel families. For family
with boarders. its position and the capacity and
number of the rooms. offer unusual advantages
The smaller home lot-ahout 50 feet front and
ls5 feet dccp-woud be excluded from the pur-
chase if desired, and 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.
ALIEN. c. TWINING.
January II 1850. 3s:3w-e3w.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

STATE OF VERMONT BE it remembered
District of Addison, SIS { that at a Probate
Court held at Midllcbury in and for the District
Of Addison, on the list day OF December, A. ID
ls49.
Lcandcr d Gregory anil Lucy Wood admins
traitors of the estate Of
MARTIN WOOD
late of Weybridse in said District deceased pre-.
sent their petition in wiring to ihi, Court pray
ing for license 10 sell the real estate of said dtcea
cd and therein set forth the amount of claims al
lowed against said estate. and the expenses Of ad
mlnistration the amount Of the personal estate of
the deceased and the situation of the real estate.
and that the personal estate is Insufficient and
that it is necessary to sell part of the real estate
for the purpose Of paving the debts of said de-
ceased and expenses Of administrations and also
that it will be beneficial the interests of all per.
sons interested in said estate to have the whole Of
said real estate sold by said administrators and
/ the said administrators also present to this Court
the written request Of all the heirs of said deccas.
ed residing in this State that this Court would Ii.
censc the said administrators to sell the whole of
SAID real estate II is therrupon ordered that 50 ID
petition be considered by this Court AT the ses.
sion thereof to he held at the office Of the Regis
ter of said Court. in said Niddlebury, on Thurs
| dav the 18th day OF January next ut one O'Clock
in the aftcrnuon.-and that notice thereof be civ
en- to all person, ntcres cd, that tkcy may appear
and make their objections, if any they may have
to said license being granted. by publishing n Ger
tilted copy Of this order in the Middl cLury Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous TO the time G
said Court.
sc led S. BShncH, Rfgisier.
A true copy Of record.
Aust, Jed. S. Bushnell, Regisicr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

MRs MILLsR-TnE CASE sITTLEp.
The fate of tins lady, winch has ey-
citei So much attention, and awake ued
81 much sympathy. aud has been sur
rounded with 81 many 'nspicinus, Is at
length To he disrnbed IT'S mystery, aud
the FACTS are to he brought Ia light We
have satisfactory reason for saying that
the tnamIng waters of the Niagara never
rolled over the form Of the missing Mrs
Miller.
Happy would ii have been for her, il
accident had plunged her beneath that
giant flood-lhen her memory would
have been fragrant aud grateful in the
hearts of her friends; but the more
dreadful guilt into which she has fallen
will shrcud her name with lnlamy and
her friends with grief Mrs. Miller ha.
clipped with Mr.. Baker, Of Winchester
and the fact has been known here for
some five weeks, but Withheld from mo.
tlves Of delicacy to the friends 1t is
no longer necessary TO keep beck the
information, as the proof is gathering
too thick to be longer doubted Bali.
ArgnS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

Two years ago, some Of The more enterprisinG
citizens started subscription for stock III
CARPET and Woollen Factory. They soon oh
tanned $4,000, (which has since been douhIeu)
erected a huidng, which Is an ornament TO The
city-procurcd the most modern machinery
from the East, together with steam engine
from the foundry of JAeGER, TREADwELL &
Co. If Albany, which would compare with the
best ever turned out, ami went ahead and, as
learn, have disposed Of all they can possibly
make, at profitable prices AT one sale in New
York last summer, $4,000 worth Of their Gar
pets went off in day, and so high did tue
quality, the brilliancy OF the colors, ana 'he
beauty of the patterns stand among the buyers
in the market, that there was constant de-
mand for more. after the sale was closed.
Abcut the same time it was rumored that the
Messrs. Norris, of Philadelphia, twhose fame
as manufacturers of LOGON ,tves, has reached ev-
en- to Russia) were DESTROYS Of lOcating branch
of their extensive works somewhere along
the great line Of Rail Road through that State.
A subscription was started here, forty thous-
and dollars raised, site purchased, and shops
built for their use, which were leased by The
Messrs NORRIS at per cent for term OF ten
wears. They arc highly pleased with their loca-
lion and shops, which are certainly models in
all respects They commenced last February,
and have turned out eight very fine engines.
besides over-hauling others. They have also
successfully introduced a branch of work in
their establishment, hitherto untried in this
countrv-the making of forg'd driving and car
wheels They are made at considerable ex-
pcnse. but will evcntualv come into very gen
eral use, especially in frosty latitndes. NOT
wiihstanding the large drafts otherwise made
upon the citizens oil this place. they contributed
largely towards the building Of the new PLANK
Road to Saratoga, twenty two miles in length
built at an expense Of about $4,000
From Schenectady, we proceeded over The
long iron track 10 Buffalo. A necessary della,
here of three days rendered us impatient to es
cape from place suffering from that dreadful
scourge-the Asiaric Cholera. Some ward
exhibited all the stiffness Of the Sabbath, mos
of the inhabitants having died or fed. Hotel
and groceries were closed, death and fright hav
ing cnthroncd themselves in the place OF tn
busy multitude, and dispensed their reign o
terror. \ degree of solemnity sat upon the ia
ccs of ali, except the undertaken. Queer mel
these underiakcrs When the dark shadow
of the grave darken other mems hopes, their
brighten. The stroke that brings down be
reevement and sorrow upon Others is the in
strument of supplying comfort and support II
them and when all around are clad in mourn
ing and sorrow, they look calmly on and drive
prosperous and lucrative business. The sailors
too, seemed 10 partake of the general fear, AM
FASTENED to lade and unude their crafts, ant
depart from this place of death. AS soon q
Circumstances would permit receiving hin
from their example, shipped and sailed TO
more western port D.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15
11robaie Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remember
District of Addison. ed that at a Pro
bate Court held at Middebury in and Tor the
District OF Addison On the 7lh day OF January,
A. ID. 1850.
Hsman Converse. executor ofthe last will
and testament of
HAMBLIN CONVERSE,
late Of Bridporl, in SAID, District deceased,
n lkeS application 10 this Court, TO have the
time allowed him for the payment Of the debts
of said deceased extended, one year from the
expiration ofthe term heretofore limited ty This
Court. 1t is Therefore ordered, that said appli-
cation be considered a. the session of this
Court 10 he held at the office of the Regis
ter Of this Court IN saic Mddlehury, on Thurs
day the 2lSt day of February next at ono o.
clock in the afternoon and that said execu.
tor give notice thereof to all persons in
tege>led, that they may appear and make til cir
objections, if any they may have 10 said time
being extenCed, ty publishing certified copy
o. this order in The Mddleburv GALAXY a
newspaper printed At said Middlehuiy-three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Re- sier.
\ true copy Of Record
81 Attest, J,d. S. bushnell. Rcgisfer
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

PHYsIcIsNs Could NOT CURE HIM. Another cure
of Consumption bv Hants Indian Bnl>am, which is the
enly inailing remddy in the WORLD having cured thou
sands OF thr mosi helpless.
Mr. Wan. ID. Jennings merchant Of Pierpodl Centre,
Ashiabula county. ONO wrote To Ociuber 81, ISIS
aud stated cure Of Consumption which the use ul
BRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM had ef
Iccted in Mr. WN CRocEET. of an adjoining town. M
Crockett had sought relief from the beet ply scisns aud
numerous mrdcne but found none. for tie fatal hand
of that unreenting monster Bonsunpton had taken fast
hold IN his Vita and dc,trny aud dcbitnlni
is body that he mere skeleton. lie given up
by his ply acllus aud all friends who would
nhabt grave But even IN this last eNromity strange
aud marvellous as 1t may seem YET 1t j. true that the
usn nf AMY five boues of BRANT : INDIAN WI
MONARi BALSAM has unclinched the hand of tiu, de-
struye aud restored Nj Crnckct health, aud he /,
nov healthy, h-arty, rugged man
> ID DANs, tsq VIII" Is merchant aud Postmaster,
ne Jefferson. Ashiahna co. ONO Jan. 25h
lel1- aud mentioned the abpge wonderful Of Mr.
trncket stans that every mfdiciur Mr coui hear al
lie had tried, all To A." henei-ihlI several dnctnrs had
sad he must dir-th1 he would never get M bed
gam &c. But II II more than astonishing that the
only 1--WE bottle. Of Bfans Pulmonary Balsam restored
him To perfect health.
,V-for let Of agents advertisement tia mother
cOlunn u ~
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MARKETS.



Flour Michigan at S. 25and Gencsee com.
mon AZ SIS 81; fancy and extra So 75a6 80 -
Corn No change in price. Sales of while nj
55a56c; new yellow at 5ea59 old 6la62. The
market is quite dull Ook-Northen. 4eai7
ProriS on There is no change in provisions
new mess pork is most in demand, and i
scarce ITooi continues to he in demand at full
prices. Prime SaXUny, 45aiS--Amcrican full
blood, 3sa40-Common, 3Oa35.
BRIGnToN, Thursday, Jan. 10.
AT market during the week. including those
left over lat week, G5O Beef Cattle, 100 Stores
2l37 Sheep
Beef Cauir-A few extra sc 25 LIST quality
SIS 5On5 IS 81 81 5Oa5 81 SO so.
.Stores-l earrings ssal0 two years old Hcif
ers aud Steers sl2nl7 three years old SlGa23
according TO quality.
.Shccp-sl e.; p ? 5Oi 3; A 4 5oa6; as in sis
and fairness
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Dfca,

In Nergennes, on the ID inst, Samuel b
Booihe, Esq aged - years -
-I In Westminster, On the 81 inst, Mrs. Gym
thia May, relict of the late Elcazer May, Esq.
aged 10.
In Worcester, Mass, Mary Allen, daughter
of Harding Allen, Esq, OF L. Berkshire, VI.
in the goth year Of her age.
In Mortified, Dee 20, WIN. Keycs, 50. Mr..
Keyes was one of the first settlers of North.
field. He came into town in 1902. lie was a
member of the NJ. L. Church for the last Al
years.
In Benson, on the % inst, Eliza Benson
vile Of Ju-tus Benson, aged 40.
In Hydcpark, Nov. 20. Miss Lncretia T..
daughter of Rev Lyman Case, Of Coventry, s
In Royalton Dec. 49, Mr.. Darius Dewey, a
geG 80 years, 3 months and 81 days--the LAS
revolutionary pensioncr in the town.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

MIR. WALDO, OF CoNNEcTIcUT.-Th
gentleman was elected 10 Congress in a Wing
district by the aid OF Free Soil votes. He
voted for Mr.. Cobb for Speaker, One OF
his Free Soil constituents wrote to him com
planning of his vote to which he answered
that " he had other friends to please. and an
other party to satisfy beside the Free Sellers u
We dare say MIR, Peck has the same
excuse for voting for Forney--a man the
Burlington Courier calls doughface, and
who is decidedly opposed to the Wilnot Pro
viso.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15
LIvERwORT. TAR & CANCHALAGUA

Probably article has enovcd wider popular
itv in all diseases of the Lungs than TAR In the shape
Of TAR WATER. Tar fuMIGArfoSs, aud PLAstERs, il
has been used almost from tm' mmemorial LIN
ERWORT, too. has been universally regarded
Of Natures choicest herbs. Bu it was reserved Tor
Prof ROGERS to discover the art of extracting, by a
chemical process, their peculiar virtues, and
bning them in he etofore unknown, rs tn
present preparation unrivalcd for lis concentration
eucrgy, simplicity nnd innocence This lie has done in
his syrup Of LVERWORT TAR, AND CANCIIAL
Aqua The cures ,f loug standing Pulmonary Di,ea-e
which it is cfectng daily astounding even Physi.
claus Themselves: and were they not among our own
friends aud neighbors, whom see every day, they
would he almost hcvnnd belief
IGOR GANClIALAGUA, we intend TO speak par
ticun-lv another time
~ See the certificate in full in the Pamphlet to be-
had of Agents. See also advertisement in another col
umn.
For Sale in Middlebury, by w. P. Russell
! Jan. Is, 1850. 3s:lm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

MildleioWn, July II, lsiN.
Messrs Stanton & Co.-IIa,ing been acquainted with
your Linimcnt hut a short time still testify its
great wcrth in my family
Nv wife has been afflicted with n Diseased Spine
which was attended with the most evcrucaiing pains
have employed the most celebrated Physicians in New
England and paid Eighteen Dollars for Prescription
and would have gladly paid hundreds for a cure
But all the efforts of PLY sicians and medicines seem
ed OF avail until heard Of Hunts Iiniment. She
has used that for mnnths and my astonishmcnt
has been gradually improving. Before using Hunt
Inimrnt she had not been able to WALK FOR TWO
YEARS. She is able to walk and do lht work
around the house. We feel truly grateful fur benefits
ceived from great Medicine. If YOU wish any fur
thcr proof will refer you and all others 10 my neigh
hors aud Physicians vaDc your Lnimeni us highly
as do. Yours with respect,
35lw ISRAEL SMITH.
This celebrated Medicine is for sale by res pcct
able Druggist and Merchant throughou the Country
% aud 80 per bottle and in this place BY w +.
Russell. and II. A. SHELDON
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1flarrir0,

On the lst of January. instant, by Emerson
r Wright, Esq, MIR lIENRY J llNGnr. Of
BRISTOL to Miss HARRIET l.. FAIR, Of Nov
Haven. --------.-- ---'.'--
In East Pou'tncv, Dec &c, by Rev. C. II.
Keot. Mr. Rollm H. Watkins, and Miss Anni'
Martin, both of Poultncv.
Also. hv the same Dec. %. Mr. Lucicn b.
Gil bs of Salisbury, and Miss Ellen L. Hooker
of T. ulincy
Al Bethesda Church, Saratoga Springs Jan.
? nv Rev Caleb Clnpp of New York MIR ChaS
Fairbanks of - .Iohn,hury, VT. to Miss Laura
r daughter of Mr.. George w. Wuodwortl, OF
Saratoga Springs.
At Belmont Wis, Dee. 10, Nelson Dewey
Governor of Wisconsin. to Miss Catherine
daughter of Hon Charles Dunn.
In st James Church. Wo dsfock, on the I'll
ms. by Rev. Mr. Hc,rick, Nr.J. G. b. Thayer
of Mortified, and Miss. Martha j., daushter o
Jre-A. Pratt, Esq. Of WooG>tock
In Bridport, Jan. LIST, bv Rev f w. Ohm
stcd, MIR. Croydon S Harris, of Panton, &c
Miss Anne ID Goodrich, OF the former place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

The HALF CENTURY The discus.
sion upon the point where ends the half
century still RACES in The newspapers /;
hut the authorities, with lI,le exception,
tend one way. aud we think it may be
regarded as settled. that the next half
century will commence on the lei day
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15
LAW AND LAND OFFICE,
Fond Du Lac, Wis.

Injury & FLINT, ATTORNEYS AND CouNcrLLoRs At
~ Law and SoLtCiTuRs ~ CHANcEHY
Era>tns w bury, (oi the aie irn OF Drur, Eastman,
Edwin firf.
Mcsss. d. & F. will practice in all the Courts In tn,
state, aud give special at'utian In collecting and
ring debit. They have business connections uim'd fu
out the state 1f Wisconsin, Northern lnnis, aud Eas
Tern Iowa They VIII alsn atrnd Ia The purchase aud
FIlc of lands The paym-ltu Faxes The lucam OF Land
Warrants The examination oI Land Tiitss. &C.
The mnst satisfactory references win h- gwen ~
correspondents In New York Boston, Baltimore. ihilr
de lphia Wash nron Guy and most Of the principal
Rrirt 10 Hon Milo l.. Bennett Asahrl Peck Es.l. H.
rangbnrn Smaicy A phelps. and C. u. kassin ESQ
Burlington; j. W afn"r, Esq Hon. w Nash Middl'lmn
Dec lsi9. 3ily
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Windsor, Conu., drowned herself through
hole in the ice of the river on the last day
of the wear. She had been in gloomy
STATE of mind for some time, and declared in
note left with little ister JUS ms she left
the house that she was ,cedry. Her father
pursued instantly, and found her bonnet and
shawl on the bank OF the river, and her body
was soon recovered.
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GA writer under the signature OF
"Heroic Age" in the Washington I'm
ion, says he would as soon steal a sheep
as hold Office under Gen. Taylor. We
have no doubt that he would do either
II he had chance, but, as he has no
chance for an Office, we expec, 10. hear
OF his engaging in the mutton line
Louisville Jour.