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srT,Is THE SEASON,
when with
Bites and stings all depiore.
Pleas apd bed buss~-
Those i'll bred bugs
Bite and sting bodies o'eS.
Why endure iti
We H.
Cure this evil we deplore,
In twnklng
By sprnkling
LYONS duet The crannies DER.
Lyons Magnetic Powder. for kins noxious inAsets Ana
Lyons gnec Pills. for destroying and miee for ale
wholesale and retail, At f24 Brosdway.
Two HUNDRED HALF BARRELS NEW sAyBRooK
shsd NO. extra for family use, 200 eighth do; 81
bsrreis nev Salmon 80 half do. 500 Holland
rings COO boxes new smoked herrings, Tor sale "
NILSSON, WELLS CO, 81 oey street.
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INSTRUCTION.
EXCURSIONS, 3,


LNXCURSION TO YONKERS.-THE ANNUAL ExCUR
II sion OF The Sunday School connected with the Methodist
Epeopal Church in foryth street. will take place en-
Thursday 18th inst The and elegant steamer l. p
smith will leave rier foot Of Robinson street at o'clock
A. and will proceed to the above place. The parents OF
the children and those interested in the school, pareu
larly requested to accompany them.
EXCUKsloNs TO THE FISHING BANKsEvERY DAY,
" except Saturday The sea steamer BUFFALO Capt.
Smith leaves the foot Of Hammond street st ia ooloeh
Canal street at N Grand street at Catharne street at
Refreshmente bait and fishing tackle provided. Fare
cents each way. A band Of music will be on board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND, LAND
~ ing at Fort Hamilton each way-Fare l2m Cents
The new and splendid steamer TROJAN Capt. J. N. Rod
will make daily excursons to Coney Island for the
son. leaving follows Morning Trp-From Spring street
~ half past o'clock 94 and halfpsst IL and at
From Pier v. r. at half past o. 10, l and ocloSks
Morning "trip from Fert Hamilton at 8A n.
GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK.
N by the and Erie Railroad, to Dunkrk and Buffalo.
in ade with the N T. and Erie
Railroad Company tickets for the above Excursion going
and coming will be sold Mt the low price Of Ten Dollars for
the trip Passengers will leave New York the 3th 10th.
18th Of July in the Con paDy steamers at the foot OF
Duane street. and will from Dunkrk before the
6th at their opon aording opportunity TO visit Ma
Falls, De.rct ar the Upper Lakes. This is tbo
greatest opportunity at the cheapest rate offered for
travelling upwards Of thousand miles, and tho
the United States Tickets had only
Of l.. W. WINCHES1 Err Harndens an street.
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TRAyELLERS' GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PuILADELPHIA-NEW YORK
IN and Philadelphia direet-unitod States Nail Line
Through y hours via New Jersey Railroad. Pare
inced 3 for ess and 81 80 for class
Now York A. NJ. foot of Courtand
"A NJ and y. NJ FROM foot Of Liberty street Leave Phi
adephia at snd A ~ snd5 NJ from the feet Of Wal.
Autstreet
CAMDEN AEB AMBoY RAILROAD LINE YRoA NEW
~ York phindelphia-Leave Pier No North River, ~
,.sambos. JOHN POTTER, Morning Line At { o,oioss:
!orv.sa deck. g. rmisrans Line :. 9'sisea P: n;
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THE WATERING PLACES.

WASHINGTON HALL, HIGH BRIDGE, YORK
w Island side The above and elegantly CONSTRUCT
ed Hotel nowopen for the reception of permanent and
transient boar6ers Every luxury here be feund that
charaeterizes first class hoelsordng of the most
cool and delightful retreats from the heat of the city, that
the environs New York The attached
to the Hotel command the inest view of the Bridge
and that be obtained. Boats tac
ke Be- always in illness under the sharge of John
Be lus late Of knysbrdye-the Harlem River being
celebrate for its excellent fishing Carriages In waiting
the dpot iaIlcm) % convey passengers to the
ton the arrival Of train from the city Also the
steamboat Jenny Lind. TO Washington Hsights, and B.
hoores liAe Of stages from City Hall place direct;,
Late Of the Pavilion, Shire wsbury River
DAvILION HOTEL NEW ROCHELLE. by W. Dill
L Ion, is open for the season Accommodation for
families and Others, easonable terms. Communication,
siA timos daily also Sunday per steamer Islander
CURF AND RIVER BATHING.-THE OCEAN HOUSE,
shrwtlur opened for the reception OF yisiters.
VA. MATHEWS
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ERoM THE NEW BRUNSWICK TINES. Jan. a lsu.-
fhty pcllars Rswsrd.-rhe undersfnsd will pay The
Anove reward any who will give isfcrmation
w ss the sonyiston Of any person concerned in the
United states who he found after ths date in
the pirscal Of OF his paten those granted 10
Charles Goodyear used the msnuscture eoods.
the ex elusive right under all which owned hy him.
tsiepedD HORACE IT. DAY.
nAYs DECAPITATIoN DINNEn cARD.-wAsH-
y inston, March T. issi--Mr Scs-hr: Horace ". Day
soleits Select pirner Party ~ the
uonai Hotel AZ ~ oecch, NJ this dag. In honor of
just decap pitation BY the Executive.
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AMUsE MENTs.

A ILANTiC GARDEN-UNDER THE NEW PRoPRI-
rr.ass1 @ popular Place receiving large and ia
the season the proprietor has
and Thursday evening ofsach week Admittan ce fres
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mIsCELLANEOUs.
ELoATINc BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HATTIE.
shealsProposas will be received at the Coast Sur
rs ss ;s J:iy
to be built in accordance wich drawings And W
'''h At 'nis GsHsss Dl.sur.ns Assn. sss:y
AND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE
states Sf vi ns' and Iowa upon enrsfGy
W.con,n % wSGdmsn ansrs, a., roni: %
!ssssd y s..rs RSssr. Rs%s 'Sc WcoSaan
US and a. Susine.. .ssre~s George
os LAF FasVp ans street a soldiers %
Others entitled thereto.
CoLoRrD pAGuERREoryPEs FOR FIFTY GENTS
ana a n. oSIS l sss sy ms
first rate skysh Daguereoypes handsomely eoored and
equally low No charge unless perfect satisfaction is
CArALoeuKs OF FRENCH BooKs,IREcEIyEp' ',,Es PER
s TSSssfos L ss'; WELLS E e5 VA.
L,AsE IN WALKING, AND COMFORT TO THE FEEr.--
.nd sS' ea' S%G
Tne-e having eorn bunon tenderness q the feet
vi" 'l r oEo HALL. No. &.sor House, Barclay Street
ERkNcH LOOKING GLASS PLATES. AND ROUGH
Plate Glass foe sky ghts from the mandatory Of 81
~- P9IIkS 1 coIoArE ss7 and as. Pearl street.
- Price currents may be had on application.
CEILING orr-Ss.e YARDS BAREeEs AND rIs
o. Bsrsss as L,,ns' :, I: ,1s 4. Ga chins silks i:I
sons siis:. hosqy Cloves. E%sroiasris. Lace Sosr GO
po@,ses and other Dry Good. offered at exceed
IL iiia s.
street. three doorsfrom broadway.
CoAL.-HAvING TAKEN NEW YARD. AT THE
s1ic %
.s and pres, nc Tor cash only RED Ab from B
delivered So White Ash sS7s-fron y,rs 2
These are the Only really Transparent Soaps made in
9s VnsS sss % M The 'ny hss h,ys EVER sasn
B1sne .,tael'hed By the father Of the sdvsrser. in
so are SS in ros u h Ssssf Ks. s'Ssa cs
n. Ips ssrs'n sS. cS w B. .yI.es
SCo; Thomn q Rust; Rushton. CLARK 4 Co.; Rice q
OAKuN-T T. j. .ALDRIpeEs HUDSON COUNTY
~ oakum Works, Bergen, New Jersey, (Ik miles fron
New York. 9rasrs % Sy mai. promptly attended TO- rsr'sa'
ira superior or American navy Persons s.hSs % VIA. ~.
shove works OF having business with the
leave. for BERGEN every half hour.
CAYLERs SAFES. FIRE PROOF BgYoNp A
VI D.uS, Buaslo July ~ issi Dear sir'.i, saord.
s S..:s; @ q; What you
severely on The ~ ish inst 1.s
ss%su:siSs n,IShsns.s .rss aao
'sisns 'ssTs directly T ssTss ns
fsS.ned fo% s 70 pa sss. Ne SoSr sysr
s so s'i IN sSS Sso ss sSn Sss the ruin.
opened the safe. and found all is tents books papers.
Sr'is Y r. s. e ..s
'issa ssrs ;ss s'1: ss
,oi,y xs.s,5 a., v g.rJ.sTo I c.yler. ssis
uIsss Rs%C,sI.s wal. ssGS. g, cy't s..%..ss, Safe.
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personal.


INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY ANN LOWE
who arrived at this port the sh instant in the packet
ship Columbia from Liverpool she s in the city she will
please call at IS Burling slip
IT, EDWARD CLARKE, WHO ARRIVED IN NEW
York last Friday, with wife and family ship Enter
PRISE will enclose his present address to &C n Box 5
Post Ofhee," he will hear something to his advantage
If MRS. SARAH VAN gs..,nEN RESIDES IN BROOK
yn, she will confer favor by calling 1T 81 Wllou ghby
street, as soon as possible.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES


THERE WAS LETTER, EXPECTED TO CONTAIN
draft of two hundred dollars, with the direction
To John Butcher under false pretences taken Of the
Post Oee person should this draft please
to stop payment, and direct note to JOHN BUTCHER,
of John Donnely 1888 Fourteenth street. New York
ORIENTAL LODGE. NO. 6s L. o: OF o. F.-THE MEM.
~ bers Of this Lodge respectfully requested to attend
the funeral Of deceased brother Ogden from his
late residence No lSs West street Tues
day. at o'clock, p. N. JNO. HART, N G.
CHAs. LANGLEY, SEQ.
LORREST GUARD.-THE MEMBERS AND EX-MEM-
bers of the Forrest Guard requested to meet at
Montgomery Hail. 76 Prince street. Tuesday at o'clock,
the last tribute Of respect to late brother Patrick
Herring. BY order Of the Company
JOHN W. GARsIDE, Capt.
THOMAS II. HART, Sec.
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appears oy ths that the surplus in hand on the 3lst
of December, 1851, win be upwards Of forty thos,sand
dollars after paying six per dividend on the old
stock for the year. We had only provided for d,i-
dend the old stock Of four per the year the
eurpus would be increaed 5000 king an aggregate
Of sseS0o. All these calculations and estimstes confirm
and strengthen the opinion long ago formed restivs
TO the productiveness Of this important work. The d.
reetors have for not declaring semi annual
divdend on the 1st Of July, of three per cent There
no necessity fer rssrvirg such la-ys sg.rl.s-,ls
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AND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE
IL States Of wisconsin Illinois and Iowa, upon carefully
seleeted ands BY Washburae woodmsn, Mineral Point
Wisconsin. Vii pay the highest prices for lands
located by themselves. Messrs. Rogers Woodman, ~
william street. will purchase the land warrants for
and atte all business connected Herewith George
Woodmar Counsellor at Law, % william street atendsto
obtanjg Land Warrants Pensions, &C.. for soldiers OF
otkers entitled thereto.
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nAKUM-T 4 j. ALDRIDGES HUDSON COUNTY
- oakum Works, Bergen, New Jersey, TX miles from
sending by mail will please say what Kind they want Es
ira superior American Persons wishing the
above works or having business with the propetors
Dc taking the stage from Jersey City Ferry which
leaves Tor Bergen every half hour.
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fNoIoRHn pAGuERREorYPEs FoR rIFTY CENrs-

II
~ Kings skylight rooms, l05 Bowery between Hester
and Grand streets the only In the city whrs
first rate skyght Dagueroypes handsomely colored and
encated taken Tor nifty cents and larger sizes AZ
equally low rates. No charge unless perfect satisfaction
niN
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13
NEW YORK u. 5. SENATOR.

Much disappointment has been cX-
pressed at the failure OF the Wings of
New York TO elect Senator to the L.
$. Senate, and no small amount Of
just dcnuncialion is hcapcl upon the
re creant Senator. Mr.. Beckmau for III,
bold and objectionable stand in rcius-
ing to vote for The regular whig nom
nee, and thus by his vote alone, de-
Ceoiinp the election of Ex.Goy. FISH.
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Tnu Exclusion OF FREh NlGRoLs
proM rRLE SEATES.-The Cincinnati
CommerciM refer, to The action Of the
indiana Constitutional Convention in
c.ard 10 Tie exclusion Of free Black,
rom The State, and aids:
Pennsylvania is laking steps TO pre-
vent negroes from harboring within her
limits Virginia is taking steps to
drive the free negroes from her bor-
icrs at least the subject is agiia,cd,
and the free negroes Of that one Com
mouwcalth Number abou: .hHy MoH-
Saad.' Kentucky viii also follow suit ;
AID il, Ohio puts no obstruction in the
way Of this prospective emigration Of
free negroes, the State will soon be in II
deplorablc condition White laborers
will have to give place TO a pc>ii.ercus
class Of ignorant blacks-evcu The free
blacks themselves, who are to the man
or borr,' will be toisled from their
places, and crime, misery. aud want he
increased to n fearful extent within our
boundaries, Considering The growing
impuicncc Of the negro population o
Ohio, founded in ignorance. and iucgcaS
cd yearly Ivy HE action Of dcmagoeu,ca
parlsans who seek Office hy fair OF
foul mcan.--we are not sure but Tho
convention now assembled here to r.
wise our constitution, will utterly fail o
rtfrctirrany thing. unless a similar &C
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Az EXrtEIMtNr,-A new light wa,

Az EXrtEIMtNr.-An new light was
displayed from the bluff Of Staten Is
land, at For, Tomphins, on Wednesday
night, vlich for bril:ancy aud clcarnc.,
SURPRISES any tling Of the kind ever
shown in hi, country 1t is an inven-
don Of Professor Grants, to whom
Congress appropriated 5000 tor eX-
pcrimcn'al purposes. From about half
past seven until Gl!ccn minutes after
cight o.c,ock Tie rays Of tie light were
thrown on Castle Garden-a distance
in It direct line Of cich, and Il half miles
when the superiority Of !i2ht over
every other, al least on our coast, WAS
clearly demonstrated. After that time,
the light was SO arranged a> to cast the
rays on the ligltt-ship, anchored about
iour aul a halt miles Southeast from
SANDY Hook, with no doubt a similar
ttieci. y. l. CYaricr.
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=. a New York "arlful dolp cr,"
Watson, n thief. pickpockoi. gambler
a"indier, Sc, OF The lowest order, who
was arrested IN Boston the other day,
and j. noN IN 'thr Iomb," III the form
Or city. u,ei to practice law after fash
ion. liz aud Ai, associates used to as
.enlL.c AT - Lpu,v IN Rcade IT,, and
hold iuors courts, before which they
would br'ns cDantryWen tor some allrg-
cd ''ois'ion, ol law, and there line and
admonlaa them. One man thus brought
before them WAS fined $40 for contempt
n court, and ac'ually paid his fine
The deception was so perfect that The
victims wen. away witlNu, suspicion.
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CoUNTENFEIr TEX CENT IlEcls,
\ vast number Of ten cent counter
felt coins have, We are told, been
sued from 4 secret min. j. tanhccii-
cat, They bear TIE dat :, re-! &C.
lively, Of l841 and 1878, are wei!
executed, aud are passed sltltqt any
difficulty. Thg principal ica..T'
proving their spurious characies .
The absence Of the circulc. u stars
around tic figure Of Liberty, which
the genuine ten cent pieces kaTe.-~-
These bogus coins have been te,'st'
and found to be a mixture Of mo .a!'
easily fufible, with plating Of silver
Bcston Tines.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

IrAu.-.A letter from the salt
Lake, written September :.-lth, says:
q" The Indian war has commenced in
good earnest. On he night # the
2ls, the Indians made an attack ~,
81 the north settlement. AMI I'D coil-
siderable mischief. bnrhns houses
and lillins and driving of Stock
On the ir,t alarm, tie inhabitants
assembled at CAPT. Browns Fort,
fortified themselves as sir,as'y Is
POSSIBLE, ami sent 10 the city FIR
assistance. Gen, Elbndse, with
tSo Laulrcd cavalry, ard capt,
hcBridc's light artillery, were ia
SANITY despatched TO their relief
Word had been received tia, NJ on
sheir approach Tie main BODY of the
Indians hcl TO the north, and TIA,
Gen. Elbridye, leaving q snail Dc.
,acAmcn, 10 protect the inhabitants,
and guard i few ludisns tia, lie Lad
picked ", pushed on in pursuit. \
sront'E. PARTY came in Yesterday
m.rnin., and reported tia; Il Earty Of
lui!aus had collected a. Weber river
caLvn. and CAPT. Green, With con-,
lany 4 volunteers, composed l;inc..
!aily e Gcn,i!cs, as the 'Sailt.'
caii rs ou,siIcrs. started o.. - dis
lodge ihea. At crg altroacA taey
tFea ley qua, and .A.l .ol Vi -
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o. VIZ are glad 10 see tho success
which Is likely to crown the effort. Of
a few o! our citizens in establishing an
Art Union in this place f3r tAc benefit
Of Vermont Artists. Our state posses
scs some Of tn finest scenery that c'e +
gladcned the eye Of a landscape painter
land there are everywhere around Us
subject worthy Of the pencil Of the his
torical painter aud the chisel Of the
uIptor. But Vermont not only pos.
sesses subjects for the artist we have
among US artists whose talents a!c Of
no mean stamp. We can boas; Of a
POwERs and RUrHREFoRp,a and host
Q! other, who, though not So well known
10 fame, will be their rivals ii properly
encouraged, Let Vermont show the
world that among her hills and valleys
genius has found dwelling place, and
that though Powers stands frs. anon.
the Worlds Sculptors, and Rutherford
in the FIRST rank Of living Historical
Painters, there are others among Us
who in few years will stand as high
as either Of those. -
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somewhat familiar with them they, it,!
GU Conception, being AS plainly app,r-
Gil; a> The current, OF our streams, and
wiki all their branches AS plainly mark
ed. ~ though On char, before US
Dating his time, while possessed with !
eauni advantages. with other routes
with the prestige Of Saratoga thrown
in the balance 10 her G.wor-,lii> route
never came 10 within MI uppro.rima-
ton d! Suck suit, IL Is nov predict
! I'd 10 follow the completion of the pres
en-, projected roads pro,i'ed u new
route TO Saratoga can tic found more .
I favorable to Albany. The statement
OF the Argus may prove true lat 1t
80 strange chang has come over the
tendencies Of men within n short time
aud if rail roads agains. iail roads hold
tie same relative position TO each other.
iha, stages do to stages, ,hen we are
quite confident that "ncdr'y W tie
.NorM ant .comh ,rareE viii net 20 via
Saratoga.
a. We have before said, the two roads
above alluded to in the above extracts
viz: the Troy 4 Rutland and the Al
hanv 4 Rutland, arc ii a state Of rapid
progress indeed, we may say OF the
former, that it is almost complctrd-
/. while the latter is in such Il state Of adj
vancc,n.rt as to fully warrant It's COM
plction at an carly day land God
speed them both . They, neither OF
= them run over sandy wastes or barren
q soils, but each traverse beautiful and
fertile country, rich il is agricultural
products, .,ich in lis mineral posses. lons,
and in its bright, beautiful cascades
{ AMI waterfalls that only wait the APP
- proach Of the uiilitarian TO arrest them
n in their sport and put them 10 protita-
/. bic labor, and richer still in its indus
T. trions, intelligent and cnterprisng mem
y a few Of whom, it is true, have foolish
T. ly' Invested 'Somc money in the prose
e cuiion Of these works. But with such
), prospects, with such country, so well
calculated to afford that mos, necessary
Of ali things TO u successful ra;lrord
1cGy JnStneSs---who can blame them tol
II this or who can doubt their success
: For ourscii' re cannot and we be
% lcye that when these two roads arr
Il once in operation, --d,y rivals, though
"a railroads are, they will fertlizo aFresl
- q, the already fertile valleys ihrougl
which they pass increase immensel'
- the already large expectation Of tn
crude and manufactured iron and mar
" die Of the country i've new life TO Ia
>, manufacturing interests-.-au give new
p. life and energy 10 all classes and inter
ri cstS.
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GIVE have received from J. VI.
Scribner a copy Of his Ready Rcconcr
and Log Book, being corrcc, meas
urcmcn, of >cantin-, boards, cnhicnI
contents Of square and round timber
aud other valuable inform alton. No
mechanic should b, without il. For
sale by IL. l.. Spencer; price - cents.
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.ANfJuurE OF TniNNsnlvINU DAY.
" \ few Sabha,hs Since writes .
correspondent i'rom Ronlout on the
HUDSON, "our minister vas impress.
me- upon his hearers the duty Of Il
greater re gard for the services Of the
lay Of Thanksgiving set apart 10y the
Governor. anl was n!ornin. them
hat on that day lie would preach a
sermon at dat place. and he wished
hem all to attend, to render in a
proIc r manner. acknowlcd gmcnts for
he many benefits of the past year
or a season OF health and bountilul
ARRESTS, &c. Here n little wirv
nan. in bluc coat with metal but
'ons, and very elevated collar. pop
led up from his seat. and squcaked
,ut--" Dominic. | wish You'd Jest
1--WE the IutQr Rot a lcotle tech il
.hat sar,nan o your'n, It's beer
,ireatful bad with Us ..'--hAickeII0ck
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REslGHArloS OF Gov. QrirMA>.--
Jac!a)n, Miss. F,J. e. John 4. Quit
man, Governor OF Mississippi, resigned
his Office Oh Monday last, and started
for New Orleans on Tuesday, 10 answer
10 the charges preferred against him, il
relation 10 his connection with the Gu
ban expedition. The lion. Mr. Gwinn,
President Of the Senate, was indicted
into Office AS Governor on Wednesday,
lhc 9TH Inst, BY subscribing 10 the Con
s.it.l!ou, and oath Of office.
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Significant Nine e the liccn ici
raj wing papers In Vermont condemn
he late notification law Of that Legis-
ia'u'c.-- dibmy argus.
Ii tie above was ,rue--as i, is rot
ihe Argus might have added that the
locoioco press uni;edly condemn the
same law.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

...untai's W succcei.l Low ,veT.
!. letting ,ldriy h,c e tucm, " ,'c"
exceeded our vhe,c nouC,r. ! ''+
iakse, a p~inei; al Stake chiei, wac
Killed. One white nan Was ALLIED
i.y thc Aaue Of Caml bell.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

We are requested to say that the
next quarter Of the E,lnwood Ladies
Institute. n Castcton, commences on
the 19th Of February. See alyer-
tscmcnt in another column.
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A CuRIosITY.-The name Of
co'orcl Woman in Crawford county,
Penn, is NINE DAVIS, She !. -
years Old. She can see to pick NJ :
needle in the daik, AMI il the G,T
time cannot see across tic room. :
write, the Marshal upon HI! census
Schedules.
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e. The Telegraph is now IN "fuil
blast III this village. Whocycr Nj.
ncws, or amy thing else in that Inc of
busint~, can have it Us "quick rs lieldu.
M by paying iot it. Uihce in 'Iail,
Long l.u,lding.' JAMES II. CAFES,
Orcralor.--Hr att'eboro Enyic.