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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-11
PAPER HiNGINGS

1904. r A-T1:G'o
is nov openrn.a new let, tins day received,
Al whl have examined the n's,rinrnt rr-
crved by inn 4 few weeks since, unite m
p'nlnuucIng the styles superior to any ever
before seen IN Rutland County, and the pI'-
ces varying from u u 81 cenis per '"lll
m,,st reasonable, 7" those II Is only nec"s-
sary ia say that this lot comes from the saLie
establishment
K,ch Velvet, Satin, ard Coromnn Borders;
Wrptoy Fapr's, &c .--clegan, styles,
All interested are requested ~ call and
examine THIS stock at the
RurLAsp Cuusrr BoogsroHy,
Man S.. nearly opposite the Fta4klin Hotel,
r,e toc.f spota os Conyt Square.
sAk ~
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iHlS tIefAn
preparation g.
ta'' 'yE'ur tht
pace jialiciE
cr G.iss ~
ase ~ f.siur
ius and !ioss
'ns the hGir
IL ptry"ttE III
Haii tom Eii
lag N rturct
- 10 IfnNih
rrnr,,e> daul
irh ariifo.,rir,
!. the raiut.i st.
: iuN"fisnt st,N
thul thr ,istt
( ~ all cases ct
, hti,lurns. II -
~ irrtrft TAit
antl hsht a.,
hal, 1rd IL 4
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NIeIIEN TASsINCIIS
I'll, CI"tpHSr AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.
BY Rtlr"ad to Schenectady, by Ere Canal

BY RiIr"ad To Schenectady, by Ere Canal
to Buti'l", frnm thence by STEAMER or
M,ahg.n Central Railroad 10 tiich.
ran, Illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South.
Western States.
This Company have from eight TO ten boat,
leave Sc, 'n"C'acy, daily. (5uudays except.
ed for u,lcs, Syracuse, Rochester. and But.
ala.
E.m,,es einlara'ing Wes. vii! find it In their
Advantage aud coLvenIt nee II take this route,
n they VII he enabled 10 accompany their
Goods II! the way u their piacrs Of destina'
ton, and no charge tor lTsHshiPment Ut But.
'ain.
Putics If II ~ 90 will b: accommodated
w,th il BC,iT, exclusively, 70 themselves
FIR P.IsNfGE or FEEIGHT apply to
II. ttcis., burlington, }. d foHrfn, r.ut-
lant. L R'on,ro.. Ca.llctnn, GtotGE PAR
10, Ste ,ner Sal,us, ". +. GA>DAL, Steam.
e. M ,nglon, ". II. Srrvrss, S;-aner
Whitehall ". u. Zeal, Schenectady. -
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SrRAYEp OR STOLEN

Frsu toe .ubsc, ibss on or shcs. the lSh Nov.
net, "as swo ysst ole hsit,s daTi red sisa
~ram?ls horns. shits os Der eel.,
Whosvsr will rs,ssu CT gre aey iHfor stion
,sk~rs she nay ke knnsA. shsi; ss reasanssls
-~wASdsd 1aoHA as No AAaAs:
as.tAsA, ~, seAA ~ "
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nay STATE si,AwIS

~ blended BAY State Sl,awl-, ~ t!
.ic-tp.ttcr - ,i." , Il n p.s t., r',s lie ~
siack & c ,lotei .ilks'ord ..e- ,,"'cc,s me-
q. ues =. jnr re, va from NV "IA aud 70
he At he lowest agar.
e. Btnr4 sDN
Ei'T;.tND O.tt7
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GEORGE SCHMIDT

ga aa;..52GA1 @IIE131,
late it.m tae al, uf New York
t. sac t'J,-rS.I ',
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g3lHDDB GDADGE
FzyVURE3

I'll SPENCER off IS tor sale. an riessn-
4es,-t.,ca, ~ N,ni's Sisdrs. T''~'
,.r'.,v~s,i i.lc- "f Dsap"ty Land'rar
al Ntlacts des.hs, al chlcr snf h"s
.i,,fief.'>. c,rds, aai Pfat,s FH'n.
ri S,a,iiRg Cp'sia Fti.a'ts, all Of "het
.,li o., splI i,w ior ta:h.
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HANSON no rLi..

!F.r,l.r'y $l"G,',}
W ) Trrn at Ro,c. NJ he Jmc'ior q
U,cacd. Eor,1. All Hirecvy o,po.
ste tie ini ot XHoccr. ST,
BOSTON
vyNil; u,r-.. rl,.t,rs IS Room. Tvcul
Il u-i, E,uins h,c been a'ti"i hi. SPIN
SO G''-d 40, >tyir rot 'Hri a.scd BY
the ,na., n the cit. Tclv.i'cr. .topli
q. ihi< hri.c w:li .tnh stpuitve servant. Ia"
oads AID I've Tahc, will bp .u.pl,,d with T.
hn, ;h. IN ,rkr'. aiiurds
D,,ru q e d"'t.r per d,v. SO BIN
IlMt. l.. HANSON, rtopricier,
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Valuable IiOykS

ran FARMERS L. G,IDENEES
'.,,,hrt''s hntii-aD Grtict't,
j., '..c% i mptiran ttun Zoos.
5,lI s l',tn',y hUchrn Gardener,
'ui,asc Gstd"n.t oi inrr,ca,
,,,ditl J.. Nnrth"fn ffurt tuliuiis',
ticn> \m"tican Agriculture,
Dwrirrs flDa.t Gard. n, SC. Nc.
For sale by Is SPENCER.
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For Sale.

The undrrsi.n,. w,su'ng n "'"s" hus'n"-
rth's pit c~, "Icr thr c;i.i'e ~" / III - d
I cot tor ASH. NJ, onr wis ia. - .
ni,u de 'uld ini IA c''"i l"'"''o'
,nd can bny nuf stock IS gods =, bat. II"
G\SKli... II WEEKS
E,N CilrrnJhN, Jnne ]! u. I-.ll 20
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sr"t-,,'H remedy f,r alt disease ~ ,hf sc-'r l.
Rivr~ tt" H'it h,lisiti thss, - site sl'h. "'~,
tu,c H,d a hrslh vicr'nus - rHfrr.r " lF't
iau. CaG re "amt tit vi t'ni ttto hSs re'slitc
,tsl,
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'uc OF the Gwa,N rKclyc,ies
Crthr Acc.

HHt2ES nam ELNTURiTIrEt
rthLLt VEGETABLE CoMtOtNn
FOR Il, >torin{, Beamua.sg t',asSi"o, St!f.
,rip-t. "nd Hrtssisg TIE H3IR.
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NOTICE.,

'H''iEe1p'tnr!saia here t'i"rre H,,ling h,
tween ,h und"rS'crrd i, ny mutua
consent dss lived Alrnitud. dna III. COM.
rtuy nn-t h~ ,m,d TO J Il Parker t.yuhou,
Il, ll,l wh" i aHiit,'.zrh = ,rc-,ve them Al
20 sti!.c al Grir' d. against sad COMPANY
! Il PARKER.
BROWN GLEASON < co.
Jn!y !, lS5l. -
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SKY Different STYLES BOUGHT Cheap. and
WI ~ sold Cheap or Cash, hv
II. l.. SPENCER,
FRESH TEAS.

aiasGSl 'IlHA3>
I r the New Union Store, Imported re-
\ Gently .rnH a lot cured rSp-ria.ly f.;
IN ll,trs Of the Emperor anI Empress a.
he C,''e-ta,s, the aroma %. winch will BE-
;und tn .xcrrI ,nyth,ng ever h"f.'re Offered
Or sub here. Tn" twist and prices right.
The stock consists o' lar p-rial, Tyson.
ioung Iivsor Tyson Skin and hlscS Teas
CH\'S BURT Il son.
Row y ~, 1851 -
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the WONDER
BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
The most extraordinary frditinr in Tic
World.

ms LfaTTt' ~ Th' up IN qHHFt oobFS ~ ~
s.r timrs r't"p,r, pft"sante,, ana 'rarrn"
nd ssp,rior 10 ous s0id II rasts r''t"ai
r"mif,"s. paging, stcic"i"g, or Mttiffd.
ting tie System
wei have manufactured ,-tn tF1 EQUITIES Of Sai.s
ptri ltdn',H = ,he iHs, ,.tt arr 0t"i,w rDli"t al
- ipt-i ihthit. irr day t,stng rn'tr ri tnc S,r-
tfbd rNni 81 one 'n"u,h tlAh al thl rF Htuuic
,trFgs ut Sirstuatti ~ on" lear. ~. y. v. |uwns
h'.ri's S,t,aptr,ila - Warranted ~ kt"p t,I go,
trng'h ct t,n. all climates. 1his tNtfirt hascut
= ,uorr al tile ful'aw t.,at thtn all The uih,
az, sftiSet te.itcites tutrihcf ha'e dnuc. Scrufuii
Maze tstt. - ,sttu,i" tulti,cuS tirplinns ram
piesrt Pu-tr'rs on th. G,ce Rincurs. H,,3s chrnni
Ewes. Kug W"rn, or Iru-t Sad Head e"
IL, 4ruueut at pain OF tn" M, rs .uh "uis stuhiOr'
tcrr- .sput'tir irsHrd'rs, ttn,uae 9" san rhsnm au
Al Ill cease ats,us it IA ~ niuc Irus use al M"rrn
~, Ascncs ~ ltnpsy, rAw,u'c. "r imprni-ure ~
iiia. " ,us,ri.h. cutt- trunia i'm Ind "rsicr a.
U,-p.sit. Nritilgia grnrrai aud nervous debility
St!pl,,ti,u II me H"ati. laser t"inii'u a. u Inhl
mui'n "f the k'd,-,- i,"ics al pale con n'' NI"n
tni .,,>i upltvr h.ht aul -GCh are drniuatr,
~ th's- 'h-'rr',"rs witch females are hail. t"
arsteso'ed, by the use OF hh'l, ~ tNo, IL bloom
"a s1tui
rre IL nhcr II ,."4.'s rleu,"o-h above as cure,
ny t'iis nrrptrt,nuoi >tt.,r,r.'la, MAY SEEM lary.
uftt v ,r- u.serthclr-- i''"irrd Il" prove 10y at
.'Nt"t-lte at c"titt ntes. inai st l. ti' lac
IL ga ~ If he "vih'u, Ah" possess crnotih
iu..t;u dis',-- w,it! he tr.rit Ell l., auy uttC II
ir,inua - complete ,'m ,i-,tat,nn. 1t nu.i Ne re-
nA.nl red ihr all ihs r:htil nrf.t ot 'nai,,.r =,
ih,l,h ,p p".iit Ell Was viti"l. ~ toms a.,
.rt -tmt'ar al th"ir nfIrtn ati rautr- Tor tU\ Al
sp-i - rrcii, indirectly fr"n' corrupt tu"is'p
ttrc hl,"i ware - pure h'iuhy aud active stat
nli d5ive al tl-.r rnrnp',,,t- from the ,yst.n
,ti EhtJat'..,.s, YOU'D ~ impns.iUe'
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FOR SALE

1 QUANTITY Of 8 i,y s Timber &C different
-,&t,s, together with u vri"'y Of other
'rls ~. lumber Oy q. L. ROBBINS.
Juue Eth, ISL.
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rRICE TwsNrY-FIvE CENTS 4 BOX.
THE POOR MANS FRIEND,

E'sari Youn-. Cshinsi mayer 4. Cavern NIL :
wear ~ "as inj"fed by piank fa!ing on my 10, =,
y csr'rd II 10 swell and t,,,h ihiIbn"d ana rsui
ell ttc ~, 1t awful uissrs and scf-s ,hs, .,,fs' n
skiii aud treatment Of the ttsi hytttiat.sI CIte
the Pace ~ my fesid'brr ~ i,Lti,n. Ir )r,le
nae 81 he irost popular su,e,rLs II QrathAE.s II
ell the there was idiie h"It 81 ny rst"srrs.
J. rame "a B".'nn. ~ iUis e'ir t,~ lhrh.
ri applied 10 Or. fhslpa--he usd hir ,kilI bot
~hh"nt any saocess, and ~at then infu' ed 10 ny
hrm W. Wauen who gave me e. ne f"l,i tut sh.r
come lime grew quite difi fantr,d ~, IN hp ",t.
s!nhsi niass uI S"'ss from my knees t' vn 10 iy
auklrs srafctly Showing NJ g. s,'r rs,i n. ~
hu' laS"e used y" many sisef'tssd pasirsrd salvc
and ti-d So man t,hres Thai f-ii iiiie iirn., Ia
the Hu-s'a Ssy-. although frleurdii sG,Ua ID ny
frituds I" rs H. Ss> lao tsrp'icsi Ia ~. ~, ~
eng'h man br ushi ne boI al au.sia Saivs ~hirh
Applied to ny hWb. ~ the d,rci" ~ IHI i'd.
rally hrsdh I" freI sensation peculiarly Psh'Sfi
about nv T~slHP sotes. Neai down IA Rttd,rg a
o.. MA Sf1c snd b"n shi tSn h'Ars ! have
used ~ ell nearly oDr hnxrs u his erssi sAissry
lm. sfe nov. With The rxcsTiinH 81 ihs 'tafs IS
perfect a. ever they we're The uitsIs rave healed
Gp he sores hsvc all Ji.s IMPAIRED, and hs,iisis no
To 81, mat III tho Lime have hs6d The huth lex"
the tDs-is save. shall BE rnreJ. e"nsfsi "
Ease he severcst tests the sslvs eep'd rosssi
encounter.
sni IA member of my family srHsrine vsfs p.fh
from Plies reromrs ended the nee Of the kBssA
raiss ahi ahieb eufsd them with great sssG, sAt
svsry brief space oiiims
You're very res-sri'niy.
EDWARD YOUNG, IS Csrvsr 81. Eo,!sA
Cr5ers should 10 sdlf.ss.d,
HEDDINC l. 60.
fH-5r. Ma 3 STATE STREE, EoslnA,
Sold by II. l.. SPENCER.
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NOTICE.

THIS rlry cctity liza, have !l,s day Civ
en- NY SON th,r!cs N.l, his ,raic trlirg tie
remainder Of his minority AID sha,i clam
n"nr At las earnings ahc pay NO debts oi h.
contracting AFTER ia,s cate
tEELNE VAih.
Dainty, Oct :, l-il. -
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whnRAS1y.

Such - nt- r-o' '-urA ~ its ,rtrsr that We 10
Wiling % r"r,rn. ihi, Medicine 10 rNrsy .r.. . Z
weren't fc'l i-ihr'r uasi sc,cr ths ,,,t.rttnns
~ p'ce ~ o" the iAnpoi {. insi's ia~ wrapper Of
each bottle aud whcsr M I"r.ni IN not sati,hsd
i'ai 10 h"iiyl'g ""n"h ft"n II Oy t.lufniae TIVE
htt.ie wI'i,iH 81 h,ris''...c
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~ y, tc,urrsi ry-Sro rare 81 the "a r. nN,.t
aside We wrapJa' OF ZACH hnt;ie
Nt-8c -s,r 'c AK to- Ia. \. roeIss' Sisrr .r
L'"ERWbHT. IAk pn.CA\CHAl Aqua and lat
~ y, h"r he palm-l - - yea.
CAUTION - Nose r.nu,7. nns.. iA.,c !. ~ the
hnh ~rar;cr. nat. Fl hana. s,.nsd With = Pen, l.,
A l.. >LDViil& 60.
FOR SALE wH.!csi /. and re,aii hyA I SrGvIII
&CD .Frnr',,nt.. aiia.'r r,ih.,Dni D,rei corn.
Il. llAli. ", BIT Hro"!r0y New Io,s to etoM
all nr''arS "r the M.'iine aoi ltt~,s tsls,irs to
a,4 tc,ri. ahnuii ht aa,r.vsi ,ait .sh
ALSO. fisra'- in Hn,'s,' iry " l.. SPENCER Az
n I.uar"~ hvW A BACON.
Pki|t--1n lar.. hntlu, o.: or n, BOTTLES f,reh
Jir"lry /, 1881. 81 iy-3m ir- shel
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CON S SUMPTION
N O Flu M.

Ihi-.,'rH ''nis'rF L. rjit'r sn't ~s'' OF ary
irs' w'srttt, ia - ,tr rrsu vit,u> al
Enr'. i..th. cGG srrthi ,t,sls,t~. Which
.i'-c tnc nu'h,, rttr a., trrs, hhd theitrv
~ cfesos. ~. ,r,i't,'t' ,T'ttt to A''t, ava
a. ..nr r"r,I! rrt't tt, ,hi,S At, nmtv
s'rtrt 'nur t',lr tie lt"I end ~ lu..t!,s ,l,l
e'ine ihe ',urh I. Spt,.,sg -, ',f.Ro,ua
"ttt' r@Urs ~h'thtIr. it,r 'tu l. ,tiue
sna ~ Nhn, e"!ih, t'h. " he lt.is tt,pts
ne" T., -n"a'inE Nav hc,r ilut,t ,iN ,,N,v
t"m tie h'"o'' it''c ~ rrtitr. Ht ,',tP,,js
t'rs. "thh nttH t't.,r - MAJ . tsh
sn,rm, ARD ia, II - h'u f.ti.u iur u,tisLs tCN
II NJ titN. II uit' ',ti,tU ttfp,t I,,., =,
the kin Hud ass.r nat,nr ~ ,,'ti,ni 1irt,' %
IA a'e'is in'.r Il a. !! al io;t,t ''rh we've
dnvr" tar he q row back upon ne 1,,rs " @ y
tcN irp ttru cot i~ii 81 irr ~Ulk u a., IN
thr system rurr At,t h,a'ihN. Wiz. u lule.,,,
f"rmiiE VI check. Their dsscioNmrhi and Ie,il,t
nr"e o. ~ ~ ,-rsll"n Is tskvh r'as 1t r.u,.
. the l.ulPs ~ thrrr'tr ~ ilr CORN rtti nstt.,
-"nthcs The '.ttHiirit hea's We th sfh',i r.St.s
J 'ud t'''"irS t'trtn rrrn y" t'Hliht gti'tr. 1ks
| We nee e, iI'ult, - rnt naiis,sp nriri, ~, d
! r1it !. We, i'N NJ t't- Lrths, but ttouurN
| CURATIVE" ~ r,htt O. ihe r.,t II the disease ,i
/ ~ r'W"viug - removes Al orr. NJ its Itts =, q
| u'rrhIHI .rQuru;"a Tti, ~ u, di,tiutu',t
fhrA'' 'I-ti'-" PC ittiN JN-'rts-d ", .Q't "
M 80 other Ur@IClht VI iitt nsturt rev before II
! IuGhc.
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The bu.;ncss Il cC"mpnny si!l he c,ndue'.
II upon the Jui>I Stnce.and upon tie MriuA'
triucira 1t Tia, urtinu u; a. ~ >ur1d thus meet
II. he want. aud circulu t,nCe. of the Iuh!n
n"yc fully it j. bc,ic> Cd. than purely mntui
'tLpt,t'vs "au q"
o. Ia" joliet stock principle the insured vii
'ay b J nrr rchi. les Tor insurance than TIA
ttr. >. the bet ur.s tuiard mutua' t.,nl'nnitS
# VII receive what - equivalent !" 81 Is pea
cent. prr ainun. IL dividend pruGt>. paid IN nd
,au,r Instead of receiving an urccrt,ln nnrto'
IT the cn a.! each year il stri 1T "c'tInrhit-,r '
ie,,uihlc an certain c"ttinY cucics whi'c at the
,ane time the annual i, payment are nc,ca-
Il Wy tns interest paid on notes tiscn for ha!
The amount of the premium.
Ga thc Mutual principle. this company Ir,
,"Sc ~ insure ut the usual rates of mn'uaC"n
,,nes. div :dirg the net earnings csch year 81,
~ scrip. certificates rehr,mahlc after II MutEa
lnsur,,cet'umt ot lwpHihirei Thousand n"
ar. l. accumulated. and char. ing n c"inmi >i".
or conducting that part oi the hu.incss.cGniNt
"nt 70 "n'y about nue matt the xrerSrs OF IL,
Company, sccur;n" loSscs hein. cquaD n large,
yearly dividend I" the Mu.nal insurers, beside
giving the members Il lien upon e. joint st Ct
'.p;t,l of Oue iiu,lrci Thousand Dollars.
! ar:a 'rin. sitork tte-crvc Fund. Which viii 1t
,icdgc' n security for Iayment ut i"s'as, II
| edition 1" The usual Capital and reserve Fun'
81 mutual Companies.
This company is not on'r nnc Of nc mos
.rc.rcrnns bat ais" ore Of the very best in th'
| uuntry.-U u;ito, d UuHy Courier
No Company in the Union has had snch I
rnn ofbusincss' as this company is organ
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PS,pqrsi and ,od By LANES {. .3yER.
Ptacirraf Ckentst, Lo,csH Mass.
>rII "a auti,hi1, l.. D,sIEls aad n / SpsSess
C.t,"f.'siss essriss l. ttoLpss, ard bv The Dru z.
yi"s taf'ps,.o-'i sr STATE aud Cs,siiy. A.
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Men fCl California
NEW LIME CT STAGES.

I'm and after Monday, Dec, 10, ESQ,
~ stage viii leave Castieton every dn
SUNDAYS excepted, IN the arrival of the Cars
I'm Eurnginu aud Bellows Falls, say a,
| IT,, Z. NJ and arrive ut Salem y. Y. al :
Z. NJ same evening.
RFrrKNISG.
Leave Salem ut 7 A. NJ. aud arrive at Chs
Teton n, o'clock Z. NJ. to connect with the
,,ovr Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel
lows Falls same evening. THIS line passes
through East rom|tnrv, Yves: Poultney, Nd
DE Granville Granville Corners. Hebron to
Snir,n. BADW Eli, FIELD * co.
December III; i-i'. 20
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M:M. ONLY 81" tA
ROTA .--foR ~ AA
1Y.Al.4.J.s-5.AO J

% EIHYs. eor,h ot,r $4,000. "a.
Goao LC7',. to Il de-" ibu,ei dwon.
go .Smticriw.s.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-11
The Presidential ELECTION.

Mr.. Greely and the New York
Tribune opposes the holding Ma
tional Convention TO nominate a
Wing candidate for the Presidency.
The plan proposed in lieu Of such
nomination is this
The Wings in each State to nomi-
nate a ticket Of we'll known Wings
for eIeciors-the voters TO designate
on their ballots the individual prefer
red as Presideht--say for Henry
Clay, Windfeld Scott, Daniel Web
ster, MiIard Fillmore. The electors
thus chosen to stand pledged 10 vote
for the persons having the largest
number Of Wing votes thus giving,
the preference thus expressed to be
certified TO a Contra! Committee in
time to inform the electoral colleges
OF the result Of such nomination,
that the electors may vote for the
Wing thus nominated.
We leave this new scheme without
comment to the reader as one, what
ever its merit, little likely to meet
favor, or to be adopted in practice.
The information from Washington
is. that it is currently reported there
in political circles that Mr.. Fillmore
had decided to make a formal an
nouncement to Congress in his Mes
sage, declining TO allow his name to
be used IS a candidete for the Presi-
dency under any circumstances
He was overruled in this by his
friends after earnest and most anx-
ious deliberation. The message con-
tains no such intimatio6, and we
think the omission we'll advised.
Gin. Gazette.
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAeE.--We
received the Message on the Thurs
days packet, the Cincinnati, from
Pittsburgh, and Immediately furnish
ed our subscribers in town with
copies. The delay in delivering the
Message prevented its reception on
Wednesday, and thus we were un-
able to circulate it among subscribers
who receive their papers by the
mail leaving previous to Thursday
evening. As has been our practice
for several years. we had the Message
printed in Pittsburgh. as we could
thus supply our subscribers earlier.
and give the usual amount OF reading
matter in the Journal. The addi-
tional expense and trouble we thus
incur we are sure our readers will
duly appreciate. We hope our sub.
.scribers will find this document read.
ablel
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CoBGrem


The Presidents Message was read to
both houses on Tuesday. The Senate
ordered ten thousand copies to be print
ed, the House fifteen thousand.
On Wednesday Mr.. Underwood gave
notice in the Senate that he would in.
troduce a joint resolution making land
warrants assignable. A lengthy debate
sprung up on Mr.. Foote's resolution
providing for Kossuth's receptian. The
members of the House drew lots for
seats, and adjourned till Saturday to
give the Speaker time to appoint the
Committees. On the 4th, Mr.. Foote in
troduced resolution declaring the COM
promise final. He asked the unanimous
consent OF the Senate to take il up and
make it the order of the day for Mon
day next, as he expected TO vacate his
seat on the 29th instant-granted. The
same gentleman withdrew the resolu-
ton relative to Kossuth, when Mr.. Sew
ard gave notice that he should introduce
a similar one.
The House met on Saturday. Mr..
Briggs gave notice of his intention TO
introduce bill for the establishment of
a mint in New York.
The Speaker laid befole the House a
report of the Superintendent of the
Coast Survey. A motion to print 1O.-
600 extra copies of it was debated at
some length. and was finally referred to
the committee on printing.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-11
The Message.

We trust all Will reau InIS dotnlId'
BE paper admirable in, its senti'
nnents and recommendations.
The message opens with review
OF our relations with foreign govern
ments. And first, the matter Of the
late Cuban invasion is noticed. The
remarks of the President must meei
the hearty approval Of all law-abi'
ding, all true friends of our own
government; they express the only
sound, healthy, and safe principle
upon which our government can aci
on questions Of this character. Not
that the people Of the United States
look with Indifference to the people
of other countries who may be strug-
Cling to emancipate themselves from
oppression, but in wishing them 10
be as free, happy and prosperous as
ourselves, we are not TO depart from
the principles upon which our gov
ernment has acted from the begin
ming, "friendIy relations with all, en-
tangiing alliances with none.H The
old doctrine Of the right Of search,
which received its death blow from
Mr.. Webster in the North Western
boundary correspondence, is sup
planted by the principle that in every
regularly documented vessel, the
crew who navigate it, and those on
board Of it, will find their protection
in the flag which is over them.
The trade with Canada--the boun-
dary of Oregon-the claims of our
citizens on Portugal-the reception
Of Amin Bey and Kossuth-the
French difficulties in the Sandwich
Islands--the affairs OF Mexico and
San Domingo, and the commissioner
to China, (Which Office no one has
been found willing to accept.) con-
clude the portion of the Message de-
voted TO our foreign relations.
The reports Of the several depart
ments are noticed.
The public debt, exclusive OF stock
authorized TO be issued TO Texas, is
S62, ,560,395 26. The facts stated
in noticing the Treasurer's report
are important, and should be remem-
bered. Congress is recommended to
establish an Agricultural Bureau,
also to improve rivers and harbors--
the revision of the statutes Of the
United States is recommended.
The message closes with manly
and eloquent endorsemeSt of the
Compromise measures Of last Con-
gress.
All who will take the time TO read
the message viii find themselves well
paid by well arranged statement Of
interesting facts, accompanied with
words OF wisdom, and The conclu-
sions OF a statesman.