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All othes fhlssiy aallsd PAIN ExTRAroRs sssCou,
tssiets OF DALLEYs. Ths wosthIss mn who ssii them
hops. that BY ssans Name tAsy may ipduos he pubio
believe that ther nostums ths virtues ofths genuine
articles. Buy Of none hut our autAosissd Assst.
UrAHsnd to tks peculiar Ssayks upon tho ron.
mssss; and Observe that ths naMss, :" II. DIAL.
eolorsd Ink, on the snvslcps of each 5ss AND that
no 0sher DO upon 1t. II t
~ Gsnsal Depot fos The Unitsd States, whas eli usdsss
addrsssd will b. promptly sxecutsd..
H. DALEY 4 CO..
AIS BrssdUsv. Mes Ysrk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CAartvss strsst, NsD Ortssns.
Whsrs all Dealers In the States Of LOUISIANA. ALA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE, and the City Of ST. LOUIS. In the Stats Of mis-.
SOURI,. will BE- promptly implied.
JOHN w lGHT 4 co.,
su3O En- @srs~si Sxssts Fa~ ssid 5svvtiers
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shs not bsautItr she be brown or yellow and there
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10 W.T. CdnsM IN ne moutn ana nIoeI, attenoea va
.c cs ~ 9s cn, ISsns1 sSmS r. y
| you 1881 vsss grateful: Yc9m. especsirHy.
EkizADkTH FowLshs " usspfosse Mfeet
~or,rp NO T1p .n.rs
1 ,h... .MEvs ;nhaCS X u r. lES::u L.
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East INDIA HAIR DYE esors Hstr and ~ sti.
- Any ps1so q usns this Dy may aeep hs HAN
daFt shude peTiscty black This nye
actued By the cslsbratsd Cksmist COMaTOCk author
Cstact Chemistry Philosophy etc. and BY him warranted
HAIR ths uithsat sanna
ths Skin. hnssla .ss os'saas ensy BY
milf6m !. AT h co. ISL ChAxtss It.
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ELECTRICAL
FEBRIFUGE /,
Speeds

FEVER TONIC,
with which any one,
without any particular
knowledge Of medicine ,
]. enabled TO cure any oil
the lever incident 10 q
Southern climate, Ii
rom Two TO TWENTY
HOURS:
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wcpds.dpl Q quioay d. kEs y Rsiag md = ysss.
healing Old sosss Of long standing shpdlSllslsd.
Dear 81 Abouta vssk a9os. whils woiins ny6sd..
81 Of IL ads entered the Top d ~ co u bssw tSs n.
ss The wound began to infsms s9d Sq9ti9S:d 2 Do
ofyvh and adhesive plass. but I'll 70 n pupos
ltAen commenced Ne rs Of ssga,f A ,s.ls III
oAlARY'0 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and e ~ ha9 tn mnstss !he p9n a9d Inflammation bssaa
90 eoa41lS1G ysesimsnd beisy's Masical Pain Ez.
sScst ssi1s y anytAlns havssss nssa uisd TOT
VI. N 81 nads. and shall be willnst e..
4 !" ne WITH Of the Saive q III dnss when necessary
nfcsmaasn dsiIsd. Your, MY II
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDRAs STREET, new Orleans

TOS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public gensssy that hes .hs mtire lnsssoa
IS POHDRAB STREET. and has fitted ap a consider
abs expeass the Patent Medicine busness svnx m
generally with every sscs i h.s Ire Z soc,s
rvon 10 q Iwho may favor hm with their patronage.
The fol wing Bst only oOmprses part Of his extensive
ssustmeuk vhiOh and p b. fuYnshed 70 the Trade
A terms - any oter house in the South:
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MEDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
I'd n e: ss,i s . "a IL n K
Flu a on ssen eissssi Pss' ss
Il sSs scss II: anne o s a.
e cssr sfs &. number ms hi
Rso re q moshia As:,omy. which he can exhibit.
south md scss shsir cass and al vsnsrsi diseases
sa S 1 sSS :sSonssr
Ofhss No % PallirPA srRsrr, between Poydras and
q. LooEwooD'. s,rc,,lc. certain sers for syphili.
w. y V. ;H e.
d" os q :" h ss's from a. ospx iysl I'm
BOARD OF HEALTH-At meeting Of the
ii s IT.; e ss: Va
sssr Y .st The .e.i.sy provision. the act.
Is IS :s ss. s;,ss s. S1 add
' ss e ss &c =: - *. he, BY %
*. | ss :s: > - 8 s'ss Il sI 10
sy.s snev; y "a; :os dtS e sss. Il he
"a . s re-: IS :. his, g % A.
' AZ. ~, ss =: It S'xs e. and i = hereby made
nascs g stnssenty snFcsd under penalties Of the law.
jsis '; ;sws y ~ Board A. hester. Secretary.
NEW MUSIC. CoMIN' THRoUaa The
= RxH.-Wm Hall Son, New York. have publshsd
2snSIt - O. yaI,stons On th iayofe sooth melody, BY
N. ~ snssn. WalSss Y worthy Of the reputation Of
yiO Il. D. HEWITT.
A QUA AMMONIA--l0 carboys Aqua Ammo
a, 81. Tor 'a' veg le. y rL ~ MSasSEY
SALT. Liverpool S.ll, coarse aud fine, in
IL ''sA'a Backs and 5Sa iSSdf 1. s: s y p.s.
TRANSFORMED tons Crude Birthstone, for
w 4 z COCHRAN = CO. ~ rehouDisosla. a
A LMONDS-60 bags best soft shell Almond.
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SYRUP OF WILD ca ER AND t.

ana, =. o n....., IN. T.. C ~ 1.,-,..r.
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.S f1k ae:s .s.
aa. may be scent "a mph ios dss eton stthe agency
s s. ss
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and M Il: ss.s Sos. o IVY %s sss
IT, q AZ ::
~ r. Esc,a j s:ss & s... nike.
:o@s oqble to ingodacs D. Davis. syrup q Wild Cherry
ss sas K e. S al OF
misis!'i Cool . on. Of III. most eminent ph,s.,.n tn.
sss s y as .a ssa 81 81 a
county,;
VIII Certificate
sdSsssd ssisesSS II ss.iss,s: The ss.ssae sSS
q 6 w.: ,s oss: respectable Druggist n" hows
~ nss EmDs; Rsysn ng sss y ss
as to you that cough and severe sscqn # he uns h.
bs a WHICH o.
sp Ess s ' !:
lr.,rss. from l...s. ,-.. ~; $. " u.... ~.r.A4..
% %oa SSes 'iss youas man q ny &C.
has taken your syrup and has been peefscy currd;
.ss q % %s :sa ,s
country. Ss ' & a: ss e s
ssns Ses. and Sc Sso vel and hsans TS
nirss sown.Sip Bacis oounsy, p. b sno~e al ssss
ss SfsGs s1 s s man. and be denied
81 % f 6s III 't nd sSs
we GSsI ana Aph four .. v.
winter troubled Win coash. attended with rsa
Jon Of ne heart The coush ws 40 harsne a. to
from ssspins eVsai deal he nsh and wsaf-nsd me
s.:;:s
s's re- .s isss %i
x s:ss .,:, I'd ss; I'd h sss .s s
ssfs ifs;ssz sssSe via s i
more nsss1 ssss b.; IS i:s
WEAKNESS AND rAIs n 1nk pREAsr.
i s is:..J T.
xsskas: ana .. S;ssss r. y d. @:asl%s
ss., sas % % $ s .Ss ,
s a IL "a
.sa.a ~. he s t.
ru,.n.,,u. Inn. *. szs-,s.., fin. "a ,.cou, n. ~,
sI1po Wa Cherry and TsI from sIsnss
;PS s a us Of .pns bleed st,s e. VII
,,mpssed with dyspspc ,ympsoms Last spnns having
ad BEEN cured By d. Dava'S SYRUP to try Il idso and
M relieved by ii in - than one bote IL r. "a
| .,iscts Ws,e immeijaie ~ ~ ~ - -vp"e
| John r. ORAM Ladies' Sbouaksy 70 Race styses
|
EY Merchants, from different sections Of the c0nny, gya
ne most haiierng aeccnn Of the universal popularity and ct
Of vi ' Hss. % odd s
dillon that II il did not give satisfaction the should 10
reiurned and Of them has had any appcationto
the This speaks volumes in favor Of the
cine. We append few extracts from ordes, samples oil
we frequently hear:
From Doctors Vaus6cu and Rrsh both pyaefissr pby
l sfssars a. aosU az DrMrxtsfs r"'
| MIsnAwAKA Ind June II i8i7-0r Davss Syrup,f
Wild hery and Tar eoes on Ike hi eakss we tlni that
You ohoose TO give Us whoesae asercy oy that medicine
We can dispose almost any amount IN Northern Indiana
IF,Yom Harxeau SNeGopanl
f,aoruR tuy M 8Sf-Yous Wild S:hsyrv And IA, vyn.
dives genssa Satsiacon We have been out Of or Coma
daily inquired and thought perhaps. would % best
[From Dr. w. 8. Msshsst
Cherry nd Tss ind 10 be ysusbie M /, and uss
conmdssa6y In my prnctce have sodi, {u,ed nearly al
that you forwarded. and would 70 have you
| PoRT CAkBux February 90 lSxT-JHess,s hobtnson
Coiins Co.; am happy to inform you thot t.ini pr
Days Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take he leao un
our Pa,s Of the country am out Of Il, and have ns
ss, s1; ssss s :s. d ..s: r.
70, d ns aI sDS ami: articles ssssso e you
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As the above list only comprises some Of the leading a
promptly supplied with any article in the Patent Medicine
..~ J. H. Is sole Agent for the CRAEFENBERG
Es io the Stats, q LoIisisrs and Missi.:gg
M0FEAT'S LIFE PILLS aud PHOENIX BlTTER5.
and WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
The trade suDui6t resnOus anal w "
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& f. - Az ths fu& years. buinen q ~
] ! J
ss ,f company tesmnaisd wuh H. moath
o. lene, with Becsspep inenetny iaFqss
than those takgD ~ auy oehof
u y &ul1kHa Company e1oloayeY en-
Gaqsd N Lila InsuEaseA ,(eu. ~.
nd susaained but oiNs5W luses,) ~
seuoud year opefs andss such feyOsa.
~ ausp1c6s = 10 warrant tire Dlrec
ton il cOuhdenily Recommending il TO
aooniinuancs Of IL insueS patronage
SsEopat. q. LsW1Ason, Sscssissy. jyn
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
M e would respectfully call the attention Of Il

pUnI1H ID IIle I'M
p0stancs Of their making
themselves acquainted
with the remarkable pro.
peFties oil the
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OA DYSP Il r sIA.
spossd jroM tks Fourth Stomach of The Or.

THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Jnios.
prepared from Rennet o.
thu sloInach Of tie Or,
Altef directions given by
Baron Llsihie. Aa great
PhysiolosipaI Chslnist,
~ I: 2: nQuehten. M.
ID. No. II Moth Hiehth
stsss,. Philadelphie, the
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~ This Company bang osga
Rk q sss policy i holders de- r and sSsi
ihmiieI against want and pow.
es1Sa. nv. b u il operations great
~ nafiqnal benevolent institution.
condngted upon the most secure
ing tos small annualsum, paid
~ darng life. large and hand.
eomslskaoY TO widows and ohl.
drsn lftss DEATH
Az policy he.deMs whshss tps ne g shorter terms. who
y s.ssslos gu dsash participate In the who's
osn s sss sRs ~: q d.b.ou m.rsd wom..
q s !S, b
i: IS sss.. ~: .gW W.. ,.es 9 Allison.
Rs6sS G W;sd. fsmaa eiswsH. Edward spaaow.
- fs7ss cossss. g. f' ssS board of rnss.s
s.~.l John sa1s .pss.s.,y John Claiborne.
q i Hsss. o'1'' f iis: g. :st F ss'ss.a'
S.s. Ssash. HI. bnsst. E.T; x.%;;s,:sd.
AI Misss.sSf: \, 4. D. E:sissi Board Boar, .,
ES n HAM, aS zsss.u SS'GS oaas A..op.,
vs. WI !. Z so. al, sa is.1s
px - Chsnsr oaly es.ooOis .aksa ON .inslsui.
"a S f: 3 u Rs.. 's
y - Hosrd. Wioh - than Tho rsis charged ~ IN
xt e 4. en- 81 sSs III 6,d.s.
- - s ssds ssas6s q caos % d sssss. q swosh
80: 3, .ss ~ s:: ,s r..
psofns, fa9s d Rats ard ~ lniomaton sols In.ur
s.e - g y sdscs Insurance. can b hsa
q 6sEss Eca's, 49, : :. .sos.s
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CAUTION.
Owing to the nstnccess and immense sale Of Dr. Towr
ssnd's Sarsupania, aNmbes Of who formerly
Agents, have cont aced making 6arsaparia Exueet
Eixs. Bitten Extract. Of Yslow Dock. etc. They
nave stolen and copied advertisements they are on
worthless limitations and should be avoided. ~
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street. Sun Building. NV
York Rsding Co.. State street. Boston, Dyo s. Scn
a EsrA secosd street, Phadepha; 8. g; Hance, Drug
sist, Baltimore: r. M Cohen ChaEeston los South Pearl
street. Albany II MsGnw, Nachsn and By all he
United States, Westl LES and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, l5l Chartrcs street,.
do SOLR AsRHT, New Orleans.
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and Just received, ios ale bv :
- ~ PsL AA66EY. sps. Camp sna Cravis. ~.
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John Claiborns.
II. Z. Masiesson,
n. U. Preston,
D. R.CAnoll,
John NJ. Cur, an,
y. 4. Armistead,
i. SpaAgenbeag.
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W
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
will positively give relief in the cases. and even ats
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have requent,
called Office with ssonshment upon their faces Stain,
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
of their bodies the bowels, and that copous
had resulted omit This result will always follow thorous
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when
va Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly sais an
in no instant ecan the Pain Extractor Go harm.
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h, osvtifv thatI have been afflicted with aninveera,
se la fourteen last past, and have spent near
~ doan in EMPLOYING physician. I'D pusasns
80 pSTpo::, until Z, jar ,ssST beard and 40 QAL
mai surprise. belrs had used whole box Of This SaIve
~ limb was entirely healed and heys lehing Of 4 ~
about me. bAADOCk DAVIS,
Issristss. Monroe county. N. Y. Nay 8. isaa
OUTS, WOUHDs AND sOREs,
The sfsots Of ths PAIN EXTRACTOR IN thsse ossa
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~ n Yisjtin1 C1Umstt1e: "a u. / s..
. Ws1.e9DR soha tsessias Asseulrs bstwssa Clio AID
- n. -, ~ Masasins ssss,t.
&11ex- ~ We19i7s, eeu1e Apollo and Thalia uzsst.
b X11nG4rXs~ A410kH9 XDgau, " EratU strDet.
E G1aaap.1o ~. 0f1an, ~ duEgsts sEss1 Ny
- qNsNaia, ~ Tohoapisouias sssst.
saf 81 ats} "a -ss n. q. 0aiyylN. p. 3.
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Il II Y SIP BIAS.

This certifes that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used family for Salt Rheqm of hrteen
DURATION and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aevated. and they both entirely removed There
be ncdoubt but this Mecne has all the virtues that th
Patent reelams for from what has fallen under my Obses
va0n added the very respectable testimonials in its fayo
by others ho have used II in recurring immediate relief
do most cleeruly recommend to the attention cfthe aota
the use oil this invaluable saive.
Buffalo, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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Mr.. Bn-ln regard to your SaraparIl j. will say that
have used 70 some extent in Guitar Elections Of long
.tandng as Tnea Cspe Lepra, Protlass Scahjes Svnh
'c Cachexa. and in all diseases where the Indication Of
cure SCENE CONSIST in thorough change or modifcston ri
the huds Of the body. with consdsabe success in c1nnnc
ti9n with local treatment think would prefer il 10 hnv
oher preparation Of SasapaA In use and any ph,
VIII admit its value Learning the suban ca that en- er
into It's c0mp0sllsOn. Respecttuily yours,
w, T. PKENrIas, M. d.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-10-23
New Goods.

lust received at the Westerly Clothing Store a
% large assortment Of BroadclOths, Cassimeres
Doeskins, Satinetts, Vermont Cloths, Tweeds,
Jeans and Vestings of every description, which
we are now having manufactured into Ready
Made Clothing expressly for the Fall and Win
ter trade. We would say to those who are
in want of Ready Made Clothing, will do well
to call and examine our stock. We are now
prepared to make up Garments to order lower
then at any other establishment in this place.
A general assortment of furnishing goods
consisting Of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Socks
kept constantly on hand.
FANCY GOODS.
Cloth, Hair, Hat and Shoe Brushes, Pocket
Books, Silk Purses, Knives, Razors, Combs
Hair Oil, Cologne water, Fancy Soaps Of every
description.
All Of the newest styles and lowest cash
prices. (22tD PENDLETON & DUNN.
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Cabinet Furniture. &c.

HNHE subscribers have just received from New
l. York a large and well selected stock of new
and fashionable Furniture, in setts suitable fol
the Drawing Room, Parlor, or Chamber, and
are constantly manufacturing for sale or tc
order, every variety Of plain and genteel furni
ture, chairs, &C., which we shall sell for cash
and as low as can be bought elsewhere. Theil
stock is such as has never before been offered
to the public in this 7.5lhity. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
n. B. A large assortment Of ready made
collins constantly on hand.
Ware Room west end Pawcatuck Bridge, up
stairs. CLARK & DENISON
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other towns in this colony to come into the
same generous resolutions.
Voted, That the proceedings of this
town meeting be published in the Newport
Mercury.
The meeting was the fullest ever held in
this town at this season Of the year, and
there was not single dissenting vote upon
any occasion.
Voted, This town meeting be dissolved.
Test ::
JOSEPH CRANDALL, Town Clerk.
True copy, witness:
j. HoBERT Cross, Town Clerk.
Westerly, Aug. 1851.
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For New York, via StO1ing-
ton Railroad.

REGULAR NAIL LINE-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
sGrEn The splendid steamers C. VAN
!ssss DERBILT, Captain Joel Stone and
COMMODORE, Capt. Frazce, will run in con-
nection with cars Of the Stonington Railroad,
as follows, viz: The c. Vanderbilt will leave
Stonington Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Commodore Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
For freight or passage apply at :he Stonington
Depot, or to WILLIAM COMSTOCK,
At the Merchants Insurance Office.
Berths and state rooms secured at any time
Of day on board. 1y 30
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ELISHA g. BARNES would inform the pub
lie, that he has good assortment of Papers
Magazines, and Standard Works.
n. b. Books of different kinds got to order
Ladies and Gentlemen please call at the
News Office and obtain paper, or Magazine
cheaper than can be found in this place.
Westerly, April / 1851.
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Is yOur Health Insured ! If not nOaO IS
the time.
Having been appointed an Agent of the Far
mer's and Mechanics Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion, Of Worcester, Mass, for Pawcatuck and
vicinity. am prepared to effect Insurance on
more favorable terms than the Agent Of any 9TH
er Association. All who wish to avail themselves
Of the benefits Of this system Of insurance, OF
wish any information concerning the constitu-
ton and BY Laws Of the Association, &C., will
please call at the Medical Depot at the west end
of the Bridge
JOSEPH III. POTTER, Agt
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Watches, JcWelry, &c.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by the sub
" scriber, at the old stand, in Westerly, Gold
and Silver Watches and Jewelry; Silver Ware
gold and silver Pencils; gold, gold plated, silver
and gilt Watch Chains; gold and gilt Lockets
Gold Pens; fine Cutlery; hair, tooth, shaving
and nail Brushes; gold, silver and steel bowed
Spectacles; eight-day and 80 hour Clocks, &c
Articles bought of the subscriber engraved
free Of charge. Clocks and Watches repaired
and warranted. THOMAS PERRY.
Westerly, April l. 1y
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E1. III. Farnham, Dentist.

Will be found at his Office in Westerly from
w the 1st to the 10Th of each Month, until
further notice, where he is prepared to perform
all operations belonging to his profession in a
satisfactory manner
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
Revolution i'm tlc New York
Senate

CO The Legislature of New York
has broken up in row. Twenty Sena-
tors resigned. No appropriation bills
were passed. The Senators resigned in
order to prevent the passage of the bills
for the improvement Of the Erie canal.
and the completion of some others. 1t
was evident the bill would pass. so those
opposed to it resigned their seats-left
the Senate without a quorum. and the
Legislature was obliged to adjourn. with
out passing the appropriation bills New
elections will have TO be held immediate-
ly-and an extra session convened. The
opponents Of the bills contend that their
passage would be unconstitutional.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
Death of GOV. Hill.

Hon. Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire,
died at Washington on Sunday last. aged
ABOUT seventy years. Gev. Hill was tru-
ly d ''se:f made man." if man ev.r de-
served tia; title He was Dor. in
Charles'own Mass. of humble parents,
AMI was early aprnniiced to lean the
printing business. During tile W.T. of lS
IL he went To Concord. n H.. and be
Came editor Of the New Hampshire Pat
riot, then as now the CYAN of tn d, mo-
cotic rsrry in that Slusr NV Hdmp-
shire Was theI. federal State. hat The
pnw' rfus attacks of Mr. Hill soon
wrought change in pubic sentimt Mt,
an the Stale shortly hreirj into tie
d"mo ratio line. where ii has ~ FrnaEent-
iy remained. except III 1924 When vet
eh for John Quincy Adams.
When G.n. Jackson was tL cttd Pres
iden,. he nominated Mr. Hill Ia the Of
flee of comptroller, but in cons quence
of some democratic Senators b, ing op-
posed 10 the appointment of -dit'r to
Office. ~ was rejected. This So incens-
III the democratic party of M Hamp-
S ira. that the very next year th.- Lcgis-
failure elected him TO the u S Senate
thus rebuking those wbv had atte tempted
10 cast rrproach upon Mr. Hill on at
count OF his Ealing Aitr serving five
years In ;he S nate, Mr.. Hill rtst. n-d.
having been elected Governor of his State,
to which sirua; ton he was twice alter
wards re-rlrrted. I'm lS40 h. Was ap-
pointed Sub Treasurer at Boston by Mr..
Van Buren,. Mr.. Hill took gr' a, interest,"
in the promotion of agriculture and for
S, veral years conducted an agricultural
PAPER. No man who ever welded ap
editorial rem ever achieved greater re-
ami Governor, but his greatness was 3
an editor