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$4,000 Persons

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fHa llst severe rafss @ DYSPEPSIA 80 flhNA
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have lsan rrplHsi i0 De CEsttrit anl ne agents
uiihIn the i.si tao yssrh vAilA have bssn sElIsiy
tsttlftI
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DIR. HUNTERS
PUINroNAlIE B.ALSA-E
uIrrS rruIs
COTCuS AND LUNG CONF ANTS

az .7r- HT s..Tt s.lrI. "r. ...0. H. ....|E -HIrs
have bsFr H.fH .H 1H.r.
o. case. ,f isf -.'.e 1r' g.r-.s f.V I..r
prove l1 ,F,rfnI rrrr. tHf .r r...s .f I.E.
srsNpIvs trND yuvrtsrNTs. with Hffrr.tUf
rr.f.,rrrss. a. f.r J.sr. af lNrttN uNsrtfrt,
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bfe 'Hr rHvs-. aHo .rsfHr, Hr.rI alt .rrrr- fI f1
the sy.icl.
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CURE ron RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
The Cramp and Pain killer.

The Cramp and Pain killer.
rrrapdg Curtis s rulir.. boa most ,E,-tr.
mi r.rrF.t o.
EIlTJ NNTly AFFECTIONS. rNIN II TUU
LINES. ~lpE, ENCN OE STOMACH.
HEADACHE. TuurU-ACl'T. mi
lIOl : OllUllD. tENNplN THE
STOMACH. GRANT Is TIE
LINES. WOUNDS. BRUISES.
CTS. HJEN~. >tNlu~. ,LlI.
no ANS. FROZEN lhlu~. MD ALL
OTHER INIl.NNNTuEN COMPLAINTS
The Clsur anI Pair krIsr Del '., -r excellent
1rir.s nr pN~EN1IEN arf bowel COM
HAMS. % immediate, che. D.. 900 pHrhp1.
r..f.r,. tone and rr-rnu.. tu tfr stomach arI
r.HI.., .It Pcs 20 tHrf o. r...l' ...Hrt, as 3D..
u..H.., ca, cHfr alter .lfI 11 ATTACK
~ o. is a1 excellent HORSE lNU OK I'm.
IWtNT
SHlIl, Druggist. 1rd dealers ir iasJ.gIre gar-
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tHIu, N.ub Paris. l.. Atwood 4 Coz. Book a,II.
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TrHr.s 11I >I1rl.J, g. Favor. NORWAY. ". Rob
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CHARLES B. MERRILL,
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law.
p8nrI.AND, MIR.

c. u. VI. will procpce i" Bounty Land" Cor be
seryiyinh officer, and sohler, Who served IN the
war Of 1872, or any Of the Indian Wars, since
1890, ior the commissioned officers Who served in
Mexico. Also, Cor the Widows AMI minor chit
dfeu Of such othcer. and soldiers deceased llay
ing an AGENCY at Washington, be has peculiar "a
oilItes ior tIsn.acting business with the Depart
msnts. 2mn3s'.
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Iron Siorr.

II HE subscrilsrs are making br-. silitiors 90
iher stock II bss esd STEEL, which will d.
soli a. prices o. cnmgafs WITH Tho improved asili-
uss a transportation. BROWN 4 co.
NOTssy, April 2s. 1850. IId
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Cart Wheels.

DEADY made Cart Wheel. With Cast Iron Huh.
IL irou bound and warranted god.
Also, liuls, Spokes, sat fslio-s separately.
For sals ~ BROWN Z co
Norway, Ar~il - 1850 uu
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COFFIN PLATES

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a. flr ,r.sr.'-I ibs sirr'.,,' '.rst.rlic vrik
rpr - .s.ft boon, ih.t are frrarrd % rrrri,,
vaf..rs ,' ,yHN description. a1I rsTlir them If
beet r.iIrr iH de- beet uaDrcr aui 30 liir price
s..H.s rH.s, ETC., '.rr 90 D.d.r. " watch q,
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sNTuN WALTON.
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From q PiguiGn,
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES.
Roma Piguia
&C.

Nc, &c.
How man, prr Suffering fon ol,.'ri-tiu1 or ir.
r,-usiu,s rssuInr Q, thr f-,ullc system. which
undermine thrif health. ths effects ot which he,
are iguouut, ari Zoe which their dr'iclu hfh p
seeking medical advice. How man, .uirr from
y. I... s1 afrl, Opiug ~ doe Womb nc lfam flr
aIu,' torlAu's., debility, SOD How uauy are
iu constant ,guu, &c MANY mpuihs preceding CON.
h1,maut' How MAN, have difficult II ur' danger.
uus dslverrs, aud whose lives arr ruplr.ei during
such time. vill 6nI on be- page. the means IT pre-
ycntiUn, amsliltatIIn, and relief
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

stsnEthsnins m. weakened holy giving tone n he
,snoa, orEant sni inrigofsiing ths sutirs system
Ala IN FlfS. CHAMF PARALYSIS sni PALSY
DNsrEfSlA % INDIGESTION. MiEuMA1tsg.
ACUTE 80 tttRONtC. GOUT FTlLEr~Y, tGN.
BAGO. DEAFNEss NERVOUS TRtNOHs PAL
FiTATiON ~ TiiE HEARI. ArOrLkNY, hLU
HALGtA. rAiNs m the siDE AL gHTST. LtgFR
COMPLAINT. sfisAL COMPLAINT snI Curry
ATuRE q the sfiNE. HlT FiAtNT DlN
EAsEs of ne klDsEYS DEFICIENCY 90 NEHy
OTIS col Al ENHRsi. sgi 81 NERVOUS
DISEASES. whieh Complaints sfiss hon oss simPls
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MARnIA GGs
WHY so oFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY,

Man, anil many wife enAurcs years 81 bodly
suffering. and of mental anguish, prOsiraie and help
les, ernbitisriug her lie. that u her husband, ani
hafarding the future welfare 81 her children, arising
tom eause,, which. u lHstsr. wouh have spared
the suffering. the Anguish tn the wife. and to the
husband euilauassmsuts and pccaniary difficulties
having their Origin IN the mind bsing weighed down
and harrasssd IN consequence u the scknes' OF The
couran,on n NJ. hosnm.
How important that the causes should L. Anown
10 s,en viii. 10 every husland, that the drsdiul
anl harrow ing oonsegucuces 90 ihr health and hap
p,n,.s II both may h. avoided l,lc y too shari
and health too pfc,iuus a. admit an, purion II the
oe. Co L. spent wiihout The foil enjoyment II the
other. The timely possession Il a hilr work go.
,itsd a. follnvs has hen thr mcans II saving the
health and the H. Il thousands, a. over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
eopic. have leeu soH since the d,t edition va, j..
sued.
The author has l-cn induocd to advertise Il b,
The urgent and pressing request II those Who have
l-en indebted ~ w. Tullicaliun ~ ll they hold
dear, chat ~ ma, have an opportunity II obtain
ing 49, ani Who have Gyorrd him with thousands
Il lciirrs IT cucomium, some 4 which ave annexed
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A per.ngsm.n, Of The N.rv,us System.

o. 10 NERVOUS CONrtrST Dmg, sai
Medicines tHffsafs ~ fisssts nf hfy ssassn fhs
,il su.fys' of ihe alrsnll IrufsisI system sbils
urisr ths ursuEtheHiur ne giving tiisifIng IEfl.
crrs oi Da.rsHifu. applied ~ tbs tssatili saI
Nur'rTf1l discovery. Ne exhausted patient 81 stHs
slasiigIty sBl ugHT
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their future hnrrin's., cinuu, O., appreciated.
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nature strictly Intended iOr the Marie, or those
contemplating marriage neither j. Il nccccs,ar,,
since Il j. every oues duty o. become Isisssssrd II
know lcdg, whereby the suffering. 10 which vic,
mother, OF sister, may b. subject, eau b. olivia
ted.
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VA. 3 IS - 3 Il
A@iS;st}1Sr ~
a5IdlII
CHERRY PICTORIAL;
Per the Care %
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARsENEsS, DRoN-
cHrTIs, GROUP, ASrR-
MA, wHooPIgG- COUGH
AHD coNSUpIPCIoJ.
Tn. truh yu's,ll I;susj, ~ IN di-sa's- - the
I1r,v. All Thraai bss l~Coue thr ChiCf trlasse "l
AZ. aairtej az b is thc uost csrfan c1rv ArHvu i.r
the above conn ltiuts. Nhi'r itis a TrurriuIr'in'
dial sesut 20 she most drsrsrir and alr1st h.Ts.
- ease- IL CrsaHfi.H, 90 BE- 1's', i1 dmini'n'N
dass- ons e the ubsst ard NEST a-rrrll r. .f.'A
,4siriars Fr carrsHn eUi.- rs srI caIl.. Rcd ..
Nv thr opinun 81 l.sn vi ID. are Ar.vn o. tlr "vlNf
a. ihe varN rcspc,t thIir gTtaigus.
FROM PROFESSOR UITCilCuCH.
.J,m~. e.. Nsr-Srr lhsvsu-sl Won CHER
IL v
Vr.uTbitfs anl aI1 satisfied fHm BE- ,h~uIIaI ,HfI-
s,,frt,nB that it BE- an aimIrl'e c-ugeurt iHt DE
tsItfuf hr,ussl anil lT0u-ba. aitoutIr.. " uN
r...1i1u a. 10 o., srsTior character can o. gi am
s,.,.ss va az Al hlUt, o. no.. q a. SEQ 'a.aA
EDWARD uITCUCOCK. LID,
ras..j,at ol Aulsts' Crl..s.
20, "a. q. LONDON LANG r."
sNNEES CHERRY rECruRN :. orc 81 che
l,s.t ,shaIie rr,fsrati-s thst hls t,'fn ursr go
st,,r AGst rsrrl-' ssalHiultrHr, 90 lH r.l hrsi-
tate o.. -, ~, have hr;r sfrrs,.a'Hr Of l,' nee
~ sal ths fullest ourf.,rcs boz itf usrir.rIfs br
coughs al lurs e'mr'siH''.
D. ur,v,t,r. q wiaIhaH Co., C.a-., '--l. %,
ihr fiaviHc tr.timsrv.-
~ J. 4. A,sr-nelr ~il Il ,rr'sr s.u a rrT-
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severe r.r-h r1 t1s Dl.f,T rI 90 q. shTh Threat.
srHI o. ieTHI..aIr fr t.rsrr.HIr.r. ! Bad NIr.
s.B, r,rl-.lrrs rn ,bIr. AL vH. rrrs# o., tNg zee
of" AYERS CHERRY rI,IulN."
CNTITEINT X. CAuN.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
III e.. Aver. I.F.r-I,,1r S.r.-Frf .rr ONE
de- on -,rr... OBJ 500 Go l.. Tys.H. .fI.r .. rv
L.,Ih. I s51f SO a rsrHrf H' u, Usr. v.r. go
srs AZ hlsrr o. rr'.sf ~ trr usrItf ri .f...s.
Isl artarua 7 "a 70 taf co'i. srrrrr1H. r' H, a
severe cHr-N. rri H7fr uss 90 ra~t rrT. ..r.
without stfs.rfrr r,IiTi I vac .'.-.' fH r.E. ".
ts,st,rss ff.r.1rrfI, HT.Hr.' '.r"'. HH. r.H' GO
s.rgr1 90 H.-hf. Nr..H# -.sH Hrr H Is.f.- .' F..r
CHERRY ITCTuEN on. rs- vh.h Ir-r
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Or. Christie. oalv.nle Curative,

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10y tffsuftAsa no uh.s ri's- sTHaIift 10 fifsu
Lilies - fhs llaHt pfBssis 80 tfffsaat fHi ass 10
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EIirdd from n Lsnr.
To THOSE JUST MtRRIED.-IlhD I
KNOWN
EI,ygrffr1m l.

PHTtADTLrHIA, Nov, 20. 1871.
Ia. 4. VI. MAUHicTAU: Had known n the
important matters ircats,l II IN the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion. soms wear. ago.
how mp,h misery l might h,ye ,sclpsdi have
suffered yelp from causes which sou point Dut Boz
your b,ok, without knowing what o. do. obtain
ed copy AMI found m, case tr,atrl o. Trust
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contained iu DO pages.
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- n =, IUNUONLtNC n
" 4 rELwSTrE ~. u.

Wr,r NtfttNsrY, o.. ~sIt. 81. l~l,.
TbI. m,, c,u.r chat vas ....-lHi With sN..'
severe r.r-h on ths ll.r,T Ell. o. e. shrIh Threat
srrI o. ieTr..afe fr O.rsrurIr.r. Bal ulr.
S.p, r,Ti-tirrs In ,BIr, Br| vH. C-T'. It t.r use
ufssA AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
L-ALILI- LIAL- u LLLN-
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sickly and Unhappy Wives,
nMrnN, MaAllsf.

EIiraf Of a iNa- from q gentleman IN Day-
I'm. ON
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

fallen Of more than half; tho Wing
and Free Soil votes have both fallen
81, the Wing rather more so than
the latter.
In the Sixth district, Mr.. Davis,
the Wing candidate las been elected
BY handsome majority. Our re,
turns are nearly complete, and leave
him four hundred votes ahead cE all
others. The towns to be heard from
may slightly reduce, bu. cannot ma.
terially affect that majority.
In the Seventh district We have
returns from tlirty.two towns. IN
these, Mr.. Goodrich, the Wig can
didatc. has made a handsome gain,
notwithstanding the detection in Pitts
field. but not enough to secure his e
lection.
In fourteen towns in the tenth dis
trict, it will be seen that MIR. Scud
der has majority over all others Q
223. In the same towns at the Nov
embcr trial, the majority against hin
was 313. His net gain is therefor
SAG. We have no doubt Of his cleo
ton by handsome majority.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESS
SIGNAL ELECTION.

The Boston Atlas Of Wednesday
gives nearly complete returns from
the seven vacant districts, which
give the following result. We copy
from the Atlas 4:
In tho second Congressional dis
trict, in all the towns except Lynn
field, Mr.. Urban has made a rela-
tive gain upon the November trial Of
1925, but fails OF an election.
In the 81 District, Hon. James
II. Duncan has been reelected By
the triumphant majority Of a thou
saul. Ia al the towns but Amesbu
ry AIS majority IS @-9; hid net gain
since November, 1881.
In the Fourth District there is nc
c'.5ice. In 81 TWINS Mr.. Thomp
son has gained 1920, bat fails of al
election. He leads Mr.. Palfrsy a
bout thousand votes.
In the Fifth district, there has beer
no choice. The Locofo;o vote hs;
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. A Gcors.
ian, who is well iostcd up with regard
to public opinion, not only in his own
State but throughout the South,
writes, III private letter to a dis,in-
guished old Wing Of this city that lie
bcllves the Union is stronger now than
it was thirty years ago, and that 1t
will continue to strengthen, as we
have now got over the rrinci pal dis,
turbing causes likely to divide the two
sections.
Itsecms not a little curious to find
in an old South Carolina paper of the
date Of 1923, accounts Of disunion
movements. displayed under headings
garnishcd with startling capitals, and
introduced with editorials, containing
awful predictions of immediate disso.
luton, and consequent destruction OF
the North.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23


Gi"tGn.--N contemporary c''S
tnbiic attention - !Ie prol"'e,F "
bafms TIC ooij 81 Mrs. '''ar' W.
tered IA the t'hc?e Ef'nn'' Wv.
;i'c'c "i her hn'bah'' fr'1at "ii'7' "'''
!"c remains 81 "fS' ''"".'' VIZ
e'h-i med 10 '.c >a",t 'o"o III ";''> "
rtsttd tose oi lf. ff"h"''''' anu 90
serving also mat ''e sag cou"''' "
ne VIE may nave c,"''''c''I' :" ', -,
fortune OF Uc !'n'!ief q ."e '''
.ctc ior orrh"ns' lne a''"s''a u
Mrs. Hhrard Is cv"ry"ay unfortunate
and can meet WITH no responsive sym
rathv from those VINO admire ''G -
c'al character 81 h'r SPOUSE 70 ""',c
Jealous tenler she Tell a 'nc'norao''
victim III the ',n1!""y OF MS rroSl'ei
ny ; c:ne! TevNnch'' II IS "'''''e"'
having ahena'cd ncr reason AM, ana '' -, .
consequence at when she became 81
'h"'a,' u ',c i'''' ~ ": ; -; l,sa y,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

VIr WoELp's FAIR IN 1852. The
london Correspondent OF the National
Iuiellieenlr ariics that 81 the pullc
are mach graiiied by the ANNOUNCE.
men, in the United States papers, re.
ccived by the niagara, that the
WoriFs Erhib,nion in Amsrica in
1852 j, no longer matter 10 be talked
about. but one which is TO be accom-.
piished. The rlac, Of holding It, New
York, and the beautiful location there.
Governors lsland) are regarded hclo
10y all who know any thing ahou, them
a most rXccllcu,ly chosen, aud give
en'ncs. Of most triumphant success
The promp, and important aid gwen
by your enlightened President and roy.
crnmcn. TO this great and truly national
undertaking. will rebound greatly 10
their honor on your side Of The water,
and is considered here rs n proof Of far.
seeing patriotism and regard for nil tho
best interests Of the widespread family
Of civilized man. We have no doubt
that your Fair will be well attended by
great numbers of persons from every
country of Continental Europc. whist
crowds of British subjects, who have
long intended to yisit,hc United States,
will need but this additional spur to
send them across the Atlantic |, viii
be such M importation Of men, pro-
duets, and ideas as will render Go, rru.
or's lslaid n great centre Of ATTRACTION,
and the point from whence know lcdec,
mechanical ingenuity, manufacturing
skill, and artistic power shall DC spread
through the whole length and breadth
Of your great and glorious conivdcracy.
We are too old, we hope. to become
ronantlcallv enthusiastic, but If any
subject could cause Us 10 run into cN.
cess, it would hc thee great Peace and
Harmony and Progress Congresses
which will. If carried ont with proper
spirit, and with reasonable success, do
much towards rendering standing ar
mics useless membranes.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

On motion Of Mr.. Bokcc. the Sec.
rotary OF the Navy was requested to
inforn the House what action has
been taken by him on the law Of las;
session, making appropriation for con.
structnga Dry Dock at San Francis.
CO; and whether dry dock sufficient
for all purposes cannot be constructed
for much less than the amount appro-
priated /; aud that he suspend further
proceedings thereon.
Mr. Ducr asked but did not obtain
consent, to introduce resolution di.
recting the Committee on Military af
fairs to inquire into the cxpedicncy
OF increasing the number of Cadets
at West Point Military Academy.
The House refused 10 make the
special order of tomorrow, and until
disposed of, five Of the general ap.
preparation bills.
Mr.. Griuncll asked but did no. Cd
tain leave, TO introduce a resolution
instructins the Committee on Naya
Affairs to inquire into the prophet,
OF the Navy Department continuing
IN commission, for sea service, thC
irigatc Constitution. or to rebuild hel
whenever it be found necessary.
MIR. Johnson Of Tennessee movct
the suspension of the rules, to make
the special order the bill giving farm
to settlers on certain conditions. Mo
ton disagreed to.
Mr. Robinson moved the suspension
OF the rules, to proceed to the cons,l
Grafton Of the bill for the prompt ex
execution Of the Bounty land law
carried.
Mr.. Jones after some Observable,
moved the previous question-no
; seconded.
Mr. Merton replied briefly to Mr.
Robinson, and alluded to the ctficici
cy and courtesy of the Commission
or Of Pensions,
; Mr.. Masshall said the bill proposed
the employment of sixty.onc addition
al clerks, which would not facilitate
BUSINESS. The muster rolls shout,
be published in the newspapers.
Mr. German advocated the bill. Ii
understood only 1G4 warrants hao
been issued up to this morning.
Mr. Robinson moved it be made tn
. special order. If it 20 over to.da
it may not he taken up again. TIN
House refused.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

CorToN.-An English paper makes
the following observations " The
United States sends US fourflth5 Of
the raw material, which this immense
population works on, and wl,hol.
which they seem doomed 70 be thrown
out Of employment. Our yearly sup
ply Of cotton from other quarter has
been steadily decreasing, and III fact,
America is substantially the source
by which, and by which alone, cur
cotton manufactures can bs kept lG
healthy activity"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

Observation-Disclosures des-
patches from Harrisburg inform us
that Richard Brodhead Of Northamp
ton county, Democratic Represen
tatiyc in the last Congress, has been
elected United States Senator from
Pennsylvania, for six years from the
18th Of March next, in place Of Dr.
Sturgeon, the present Democratic in
cumbcnt. Mr.. Brodhcad received
his nomination in the Democratic Leg
islatiye caucus, having34 votes against
"a for Judge Woodward, Cameron
Democrat, and 9 scattering.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
SENTENCE OF JACK WADr.-N

SENTENCE OF JACK WADE. We
learn that Jack Wade, an individual
who, for several years past has main,
ed an uncnviablc notoriety Oh accom-.
Of his known character as most adeo,t
burglar and thief, and who recently
pleaded guilty in the Court OF Common
Pleas at Dcdham, to IN Indictment
charging him with breaking into aud
robbing the Dorchester and Milton
Bank in June last of So 900. Wa
brought before the Court yesiorday,aad
sentenced to sixteen years hard Iabor
in the State Prison at Charlrs'own ;
the first seven days TO be in solitary
confinement. Brook. convicted oG w.
ceiving portion Of the stolen money,
knowing the same 70 have been stolen,
sentenced to three years hard labor in
State Prison, the first three days to be
in solitary Boston Jo@r-
nal
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23
DIStEEsSING OCCuREENcr.-Wt

DISTRESSING OCCuEEENcr.-Wc
learn from the Florida Republican of a
most Ii,;ressin. occurrence, in Ware
county, il that State. Three children
OF Il Mrs. Brown, while she was en-
gaged i'll washing, were heard to
scream, and upon the mother running
to ascertain the cause she found they
had all 'cen severely bitten by rattle
snake, from the effects of which lhcy
subsequently, died. While the anxiohS
mother was absent to obtain relief, her
fourth child that she had left at the
place where she was employed, accidcll-
tally fell into large tub or pot Of boil.
ing water, and was so severely scalded
that in this case also death ensued.-
J. Express.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

LATER FROM THE CARE or Coon
HorE.--By the arrival OF the barqur
Ocean Wave, Capt. Cutler, at this port
on Saturday morning from Cape Of Good
Hope, dates have been received to De.
lst.
The native tribes on the frontier. sill!
continue their deprcdalion4, and another
kaiir invasion was Appreciated. The
inhabitants had been callct upon 10 nr.
ganize for purposes Of defence. Tie"
Governor had dcposcd the principal
Kafr chief.