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be true. and his friends are still salts
fed with him, he must make n strong
candidate indeed: as certainly this be.
ing true, the whig opponents Of the
Scott party, who have nothing else TO
lish; for but the Union and the Const-
tuition and The defeat Of their wing
5rehten,--can also give him their hear
ty ,urpor, and thu, Kill the Old line
whi.,, woody hcAi>' AMI all. with their
own candidate. This would be Tar
preferable course to t'Ia. now pursued
Of maxi ing the entire misrcprcpresenia-
lion that those WHO 80 for new canli-
date n. the ucxt canvass do 80 TO abuse
and ~i,ly stab the administration for
enforcing and sustaining the laws OF
Tie next Congress. \ more open and
/ harrfaccd falsehuOl was never uitcrrt ;
aud vet we see it reiterated weekly in
/ all the papers having the esptctW care
i o. Mr.. Webster AMI The fugitive slave
| law under ihgir charge. Now we will
venture 20 assert iha, not oGc word OF
| fault has been uttered by any rcspecta-
bic MhE press again>. the admini>tra'
tion for lie performance Of its duty II
carrying out the provisions even of the
Slave law and unless some OF on
! friends who make these charges so free
lv can find some evidence Of the fact -
they can be better employed than il
making these ridiculous, and false state
ncn's The garb assumed by the 'Sil
yer Grcys' 10 cover their retreat Is Il
! vet too thin to deceive the iuiclligon
= frrcmen Of the North: and the rea
difference Of opinion between Il tru
I whig and silver grey Oh the slave lav
b is too well understood to render an,
: explanation or contradiction of the mis-
"a ,,atcmen. Of the peculiar friends Of TIT
t law entirely unnecessary. Ii is onl.
. to be regretted that while they submit
: ted to he gagged against speakin
y truth in opposition to the fugitive la'
= they should not have insisted upon tn
{ right TO maintain silence where it wa
= to be attended by fraud and falsehoot
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10
SUMMARY PuNIsHMENr.-2He Wo,

they do things in CalJornio,-The Pa
ciGc News has tie following
"A man was discovered Oh the bank
Of the river, two miles from Nicolaus,
who had been shot through the heart
On the collar of his coat was pinned
piece Of paper, on which was written
The following: II caagM his teliow
Stealing nag mules, and Ishot him"
The dead man was not recognized
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

The bill to elect by plurality all off,
GERS of the State of Massachusetts, af-
ter failing TO eli ct 10y majority on tho
first trial, passed to q third reading in
the House Of Representative. Of that
State, the 27th inst
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

The Secretary Of the Navy has or
deIed that the remains Of the illustri.
GUS naval hero, Paul Jones, be brought
home in the fligate ST. Lawrence.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

EscArEn From PRIsoN.--A con.
Wet, named ilesry lIildrc,h. escaped
from the prison at kcone, n. II. on
Monday night. He lief: behind him
set Of lead keys, ~ hich were found to
Il, the locks Of the various doors ,hro'
which lie had passed in making his ex-
il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

~ Charles Whitney, a young man
Of Orange, VI, was accidentally shot
through the head and killed, at Mari
boro,' N. r., by pistol in the Land Of
his friend, Tenncy, while firing at a
mark.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

re,.g~ Respecting the Wheat crop
Of Western New York, tho Syracuse
Journal says:
The incoming wheat crop has pas
scd the ordeal Of winter without in.
jury, and, in all this section, wears q
very PROMISING appearance. It's yot
somewhat too carly to speak positive.
l. as TO It's exemption from frost, but
no reasonable apprehensions of dam
ger can be entertained. The plant
vas unusually we'll grown AMI rooted
last fall, and the winter has been "a.
vcrahlc. 1t has neither been winter
killed CT smothcrci by the snow.
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ANOTHER FUGITIVE UNDER
ARREST IN BOSTON--G REAT
EXCITEMENT,

The arrest of another fugitive few
days since in Boston, has given occasion
for another flare up and fresh exhibit
ton Of sentiment-pro and con in re-
gard to fugitive slave laws, slave catch
ers, and slave receivers in general, and
enabling all to define anew their res.
pcc,ivc positions on the great moral,
social, and political platform; plat
form where each man furnishes his
own plank, and stands where he chooses
provided his UNDERMINING does not
fail him, and he does not get knocked
off,
.M. Sims, the fugitive was first dis
covered north of the bounds of slavery
willie on board a vessel bound from Sa-
vannah to Boston, and upon which he
had taken quiet berth unknown to
the officers of the vessel. As he doubt
less wished to mediate upon the evils
he had escaped from-and speculate
upon the umtried and as yet unknown
eorieS of free world before hin, he
very properly selected secluded part
Of the vessel for the passage, and did
not obtrude himself upon tbs notice of
any one till within sight of Boston,
OF coarse his discovery caused an en-
quiry as to tho right of the said fugi-
tive TO a free passage to a land of free
dom, and upon which he was at once
upon his arrival in Boston, pu, under
custody and claimed as the property of
Southern gentleman from whom he
had escaped.
Since the entrance of this humble
individual to general society in Boston,
the city rs We have above intimated has
been in somewhat excited state, and
according to some accounts 'pa'ticular
Sotan' has reigned Supreme. To
give anything like minute account of
the affair would be impossible. Suf-
flee it TO say that under the excitement
" higher law" has taken its high
est flights astonishing all by the bold
ness and JriWancy Of its erratic exhibit
billions. In the mean time, The slower
law" order have outdone even them.
selves in the performance of their usual
feats of 'gronnd and lofty tumbling."-
Two or three companies of the militia
ny have been OH duty day and night to
restrain the sports of the jewellers to a
proper limit; ropes and chains are
} placed around the courthouse probably
: to keep il from joining in the antics Of
either party, or that it may not go with
, Sims either back to slavery or to Can,
, ala.
As 10 the result Of The investigation
now going on, there can be but li,tle
|, doubt. The respondent is doubtless &
fugitive from service ana under the
law, will be taken back, aud this act o
/ justice performed all may again breathe
easy in the assurance That the Union i.
. safe.
- --.- ---~--.-sr- ---s.----.-7-
: SUICIDE.- MIR. Isaac Ilosforl, o
? Fou!tney, committed suicide by hang
ing, on the morning of Friday last
, He had been derangad for NUMBER o
c year, and this event was not unexpect
; cd
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

British Gold Sovereigns, to the a.
mount of f50o,ooo-buried by Gibbs,
tho pirate--is said TO have been found
down on the back side Of Nantucket
Pint"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

passed her ,i.is morning, Sic appear-
ID to he ashore. She is probably
.otal wreck. The cause OF the dis
,s,er is not known.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

SrIcIDg.- MIR Isaac Ilosforl, Of
Fou!tney, committed suicide by hang
ing, on the morning Of Friday last
He had been dcrangad for number Of
year, and this event was not unexpect-
cd
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

The dwelling house and barn Of Mr..
Elisha Prouty of this town were des-
troyed by fire on Saturday morning
last, about o'clock, The family had
moved from the premises about week
before that time, since which they had
been unoccupied. A case of sponiane-
Gus combustion, of course. Insured for
$3.50 in the Vermont Mutual.
BrauleJ0ro Eagle.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10
dhp RutIanA atrral0

rnrHsuAYryENlNG. APRIL =. 1871
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-10

Tunnel OF THE HoosIC Noun
TAIS.-The Joint Standing Committee
OF the Massachusetts Legislature on
Railroads and Canals, has come to n
unanimous decision in favor of granting
the State credit to the Troy and Green
field Company, for the construction
Of the Tunnel through IIoosc noun
tain. The decision is a judicious one,
and no doubt speaks the wishes Of n
majority Of the people of the State
1t is subject. however to the action OF
the two branches of the Legislature
The grant will not be suffered to be-
come law by default. 1t will of course
meet with much opposition from adverse
parties; but we trust that an object Of
such importance to the trade Of MasSa-
chusetts will not fail Of being consum-
mated. Eagle.
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THE entire work. unabridged, volume crown quartz o.
52 pages times the matter found IN any
other English dictionary complied in hs county, o. any aonas
definitions models OF condensa
lion and purify ~ Hon w. q. Calhoun Revised BY Professor
q. A. Goodrich Of Yale College.
We believe shall OF doing service 10 s people
Of the State word TWO upon ne lnsordssS
unabridged has been purposey employed because soe wA
wanted for any the lowest usestose OF mere oIog
be eopous and comprehensive
When ignorant OF the and precise powers
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synonyme instead Of definition but he denands 70 KNOW ~
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only he employ II with con
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In the vital department Of lexicon Us definitions for which,
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Baliimors and WasAinsson Railroad.

ON and aaer Wednesday next 9th instant the station Penn
yvana will be vacated and the new one on New Jef
sey occupied .E t...
The passenger trains the latter commencing ats p
usual, and 5, M daily except ON sunday,
when but two trains run viz al g. a m, and 5, p
making change undersigned desires call attention 70
company regard 10 the reception and delivery
merchandise, l.. =, -, -
LIST shippers in all bill with full dree
tons should accompany the goods. -,
This both parties, and unless eonea
2d Congnees are nothed merchandise must be re
upon which received, the company
responsible ns ef in its house during me
night .
The reception and delivery Of merchandise are nom
a. till 4 -
compelled call attention 10 ueh
frequent violation which has caused much ana serious
-''''''"~' T. IL PARSONS, Agent
Ap6--9wd ....
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General agency and Law once az Washington
H- DE sELDING u WYLIE,

No. 7odds Buass, Pennsylvania apsnas, dser Of
Broon's Hotel, WasAngtoa, b. @.
pHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
co PAL tnersp for the OF prosecuting before
departments, before
usone appointed the Adjustment OF spoiaons other
claims governmen prepared
fun and faithful all business that may
their chafge obtaining PENSIONS
and duties claims arising treaties
buying and selling estate, collecting claims
hc,
Andrew Wyie IT, attend any business with which
either nmself may be ntrused in Of
tbe District Supreme Court Of the United
Chas Seldng, being United States commissioner notary
deeds for all the
win give prompt the taking of testimony,
en OF deeds which appertain his
Charges aud regulated by the
and The extent services required.
post paid Will receive immediate attention
Sept6-dly
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(MORSE LINE)
WASHINGTON oFFIcE, PEsssYLvAsIA AVENUE
Fifth house east Of National Hotel, Moo.

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Fifth house east Of National HOTEL Moo
THE first line ever established by any company in the United
States consequently odestthe pioneer ine extending
between Baltimore Philadelphia and New YORK ana
receiving az the stations
Grace wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ark Jersey Cyhe only line the The present time
having up lately undergone extensive repairs and
now prepared deliver number Of wch
be required of for The OF me paohc wi'
fidelity hitherto unequaed lhis hne
Morse lines west north and
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand niles TO either OF
which will be delivered desired Inc man
ayers this line have lately more thoroughly Us ous
ness mode Of delivery Of messages us
charges equal special vors With he aci
by this company every one
ted 10 reliable for tele-
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
city, fifth house east OF Naona
Hotel BALTIMORE No Exchange, South Cay street Phladepnla
No. street, Quincy Granite building; New York. NO
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Ia--3mds (" aas /"
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snider's Wine store, 7e Walnut Street, Phade pha,
THE anhvalod place for obtaining all vines liquors &e good
sales made by Obliged largely
nish his s,oek Of fresh and h9 has now me salts,
by him He would refer to some invoices as follows, viz
low prices RAJ and very choice
by The gallon Also rare old delicate Amentlado N casks 81 ~
in toe put up in Europe which he challenges equal to
The Manzania Amonundo peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without Stimulating and have
wines, principally specially selected for his
from the stock Of "Burmesc" opono and imported d.
These wines uiy and delicate, and have highly
palmed
They are various sorts and prices bottles and on daush by
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port.
careful in their choice Of Port. ....--.
Madeira wines OF dry and rich, south side, old East
and West Indies sereia &C. &c. &c. daug and In boes
sparkling wines subscriber IL well
ported by him. other sold prices
as low most Of the inferior wines now in the Market which
champagne brands and qualities
wines generally Judge and be
efe the finest stock here from The ye lowest price, BY the single
or Burandy wines he sieek
them from his vaults as goodh bottle OF Bur
s sSsteras and Bar.ao always hand bottles.
Deinhard Jordan Of Cobonz extensive and number
vnlages OF the "senbeg which the best growth Of
In OF Cosnac and other brandss, he fine
stock old 1880 Of otard Dupuy
"Cave sf 1921 in
hhds and "Dubouche ls In hhds, consignment which will
| be sold -
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. Including all
above sold By retail to eonsames IN quantity desired
All delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed II sent " mail or tsie,
graph ,,oon s,,,or,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.Saa Francisco, California.


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, "#H
Saa Francisco, California.
REFERENCES: Hon s. W. Inge NJ G., Alabama; John Taylor
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Louisiana; Henry s. Clark Tarboro North Carolina
w. NJ Gwin M. Co. CALIFORNIA; Benz T. esq, New York
city; j. p Healey boston, Massachusetts, A. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California millionaire Assassination
thousand shares thousand dollars Capital 81 OO0
000 limited number of shares be obtained by Influential
who have capital special admitted In
conformity with New York.
sona liability future the 600 cash,
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prospect doubling the WHOLE in safe operations in
trade and the United States under the direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As General Chief Agent oftie Company,
No. III Wall street, New York.
Caoians responsible parties throughout the Union
who aid obtaining contracts with the United States on app
associations be employed Ut diff
en where line of steamers and vessels can be made
available the mas and freight to and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas. ... -
There aud business doing with Cafo
Pacific long the gold continues
capital goods manufactures, viii astonsh the
therefor And II is 10 this
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Commercial and Commission Merchants, banking
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WILLIAM HoHEER,
ATT0R NEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin,

(LATE OF TAUoUEF COUNTY, vA.O
WILL attend the OF Grant, Dane and Iowa countless and
w federal and Madison. lie will
prompt particular collection Of claims
redemption of ands and the payment Of fol-
resident landhodcrs In any part of the State.
Refers to Hon H. s. Fooe " senate Hon. James Mason
u g. Innan Homer esq, Warenton Messrs. Knoa
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W. T. Homer
David Lapsey, and Messrs b. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
Missouri. l9-lawly
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