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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

Triumph Of Hope ore' erp%ertence.-
The brandon Post hopes there will be
4 mighty gathering Of the petty larceny
party at ia. ''Dcmocralic' State on
y%entfon OF Free Sellers in Burlington,
on the ZJth inst. The distressed spec
ulaiors vii! find ii harder 10 steal men
than names.
burlington Free Press.
The President is expected to visit
Boston on the 18th proxiuo.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29
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THURSDAY EVENING NAY @.le,
VERMONT MOVING.

of the democracy OF Vermont
Z hul len at Drr'i, rton his 3ay-ard. ,
Is la, been announced. Huace jain
! m Lurcn Is 10 be present and address
tho mixed ard mulitudinou' as.em-
b'agc. NJ better selection could
been male for their putpose>.-
Prince John i. IN arliul and willy poll.
possessed Of \ cunning wor.
'hS If III sire, the ',a.e Of Kinder.
hooh-raa, perhaps rs we'll a. any
man, show how snnN Il difference need
10 exit between II whig abo,iii,ni,t and
. free soil democrat. lie will not stop
Wiih Shakespeare. who says:
"----y'tticc glass eyes.
.lrd like n ,rut,y politician ssom oso
Tnc ,hIrY~ tIou dust cot
hu, Ike the practical optician he will
furuish them with an extra pair of Cog
Die Na, viii cncctnally biiud them 10
very much they shOuM see.
The other branch ofthc locoloco par
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

KILLED By AN ELEPHANT. We
learn that Il lad was killed by a blow
from the trunk Of one Of the elephants
attached to Raymond q Cos mcaa'
gcric, in Derby, during the eXhibi
ton there On Wednesday. AS i.
frequently the cas-, a crowd Of boys
were feeding the animals with nuts,
apples, &C., when the deceased, who
was among the number, wan,onIy
p|uuctured the trunk, with some IN
trumcn,, which enraged the ele'
plant.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

Mrs. Follet a young wife o.
drowned herself in Berkshire, w.
he l9,h ult.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

eS- The New Haven Register SAYS 'to.
" lrsnis,zn BarLum re ii-nca ia Con-
r~eri'cai, has been solA g. Z Voter Cure &C.,
sSh.i ,hmevt
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

ca" Among tie other mai projects Of
the South Carolina s~c,c>sioui>ts, one Of thc
latest ani mnst lilicu!ous is that Of calling
upon the States individually to settle pthr
affairs Of the present Iujon, ard give south
Carolina her share Of the public property.
The lohpmbia IS. e. 2rhgraPh say:
AS wc should he entitled to 4 share Of
The public propcriy-our share o. the IN
y,-imcnt and the profits of the copartner-
ehip--it is also our duty to call on the CO.
States for settlement. With them we made
the bargain, aud with them We should pro.
pose 10 settle, and not with the Federal
Government. And when we notify them
of our intention to withdraw. it might seem
advisable to notify ti'em Of oar desire tc
have our hare Of the public property dcliv-
eyed over to u, or It's value in money, As il
might serve To .torttty o"r .St"c anil pH'
chase or butM Il .Ndry."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

l5GtEL ". Dr,HN v.,,e my,,cro1, ii.ap
P%caIancc n1m Wia'uhall, in connection viii III.
'1'scgaen' discovery Of g turhn skeleton unlr.
'hc tenement : Tm.-y o-su. by l..n- las cc
,a,l ZONE excitement. a. Ja 60 o., Id! living
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

RvrLA>u AND BrELlNUroN RAlLRoAp.-
The earnings Of this road show, like all the
railroads, a great increase. The earning IS
for the month Of April were S22,3oo 90
Same month last year l2,JJl G.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

Jrwrrr X PRrscoTr, No. =, .NN 81,
Hos'om This Firm commenced tn Shaw,
AMI silk business in 1891, "ni 4, now lla
oldest Of the kiul in New ENGLAND, \
might be supposed, this experience. united
with great taste and energy It. the r%rollc-
ton Of choice goods, and o iiherl PATTON.
a2c of the press. Ia, n..de Ia f.nn very
r. yu.4g anil deserving.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-29

lNl''AsNt ltN
p - llitur, uf yanc,, jli,u2t'u' Il. .;.'c are
l..r..ri 3. give lie atolo ru l~4-rf'i"n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

SUNDAY, Jan 5-6p VI.
The stock market closed more buoysnt yesterday,
than any previous Saturday within the past twelve
months The advance during the past week has *.
ceedsd that q any prevou. week during the pas. .sa
son, and speculation has had full sway Those Who
have realized have without doubt made handsome
profits and outsiders have had opportunities for get
ting I'D Of their stocks such have not been enjoyed
for years That they have been made washable there
no doubt and that those fsncss which have become
90 enormously Inflated, have for sometime past been
sccumulatiDg in the street Is equally true. high pri
Gee usually bring out large quantity Of stock, which
has tees held 10 small lots, by mes Of small means
and ultimately the entire capital Of the leading isncss
becomes concentrated In Wall street when such
dead weight besosss axed is enormous burden W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06


BowrHY Charles Dickens admirable work
Of David Copperhsld,n With cast OF characters by
in style for which this company Is Proverbial viii
be the commencement Of the entertainments Tor this
evening Miss Hinsrt viii sing admired song, and
the grand spectacle OF Peter wilkins will terminate
the performance. Mr.. Hsmblin produces . good bill
fare and Offering variety to the public he
New YORK We b.li.ye sis present th.striosi season
has been the most suceessful Of any one for long
period.
BRolpwE THEarRr-RIYrlL ~ rHr AssRrc.-
CosrDr 90 "ErrRrAEs The comedy Of" Extremes"
which time since excited the sdsiraton Of the
frequsntsrs o. the Broadway Theatre will be revived
this evening with admirable cast OF the merits OF
the piece its.f We have already spoken In terms Of
high dati0n Its Wits rtquent and Its satire
well directed and unmistskesble All extremes OF life,
m every circle. and OF every day occurrence are heid
mp to ridicue. The comedy viii be strengthened In
its sttractiveness by the brilliant talent Of ve.rs
Eicbings ana Whentley, who have come on from the
walnut street Theatre Philadelphia expressly to sus-
tain the psrts Of Mark May berry and MIR Augustus
ability and MI Whsstey's portrsiture Of the fop s
Of the NEST perfect ipecimvns Of unbendng dan
dysm The pretty arch natrs hiss Josephine Goughsn
hem. will perform the part Of Nelly and as she cx
csllent In everything IN her line, much mis-
taken the viii not render the orphan girl peculiarly
attractive Mrs f-hervood. airs Abbott. and Miss
olivia great favor,s will also appear and the comedy
OF Ertremss' viii doubtless prove attractive, and
we hope the indsf,tigaJle management will b. re-
vardsa for their dseie TO cater for public amusement
Nrlo's GanprS.-This evening the Rsvels present a
programme Of great VARSITY ami a. they will rer1sn
here but tao nights more, those who have Been DE-.
lighted by heir amusing performances during their
sbgagemtn viii doubt croHi Nibo's theatre every
evening" 4 tribute - respect 70 these talented
Hftittr The entertain mtnts viii commences with n
magical display by the orchestra which will be sue.
cesdsd byA Chinese Pas de Tros, on thrse ropes, by
the RAvsl Family The next attractive feature will
be the serious ballet pantomine II La SylphideN and
the entertain n will conclude with tbs gorgeous
fairy ptntompe OF "NsEulm, or the Night o. 81.
This piece. produced ON scae Of spendOr never be-
fore witnessed in this country hould be teen by our
ciEps before the Rstes leave hlelo has been ceis-
brated Tor Tor bis great fame 10 the production
o. splendid pisces and nszulm confirms that chara1
ter forever.
BrHros's THrarRE This evening Mrs. Russell q
most accomplished sctress taxes ner benefit and Il
merit worthy Of reward the house will on this
ton be Tiled 70 ,cvffioEipg, The psiiormsucee vial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

IrAt.y orfRa HousK.- The return Of Parodi TO this
city, amer her success In Philadelphia will not be
overlooked by the lovers Of the lyric drama. Tn.
naming rights Of her engagement In this country
will be devoted 10 the representations Of Ote!lo, =
"semirsmideN and other operas hy Rossin and seve-
raj Iavorite composers, whicb viii give hls her
OF nobs Of her Tovers than entertained at pre-.
appearance.
CHnisTY = MssrKgts This band offers bill n great
attraction for this evening. Their performances
always give general satsfsction and their singing and
instrumental display have charmed our citizens,
thu, az early hour the hall 10 crowded TO sudoce-
tion
TuLows MfssrREts.-Th The recent changes made In
th, svorite band have given great strength to the
company The hall . neat and comfortsbie; the
Staging js good, the instrumental performances If
Meyer and the sccordson player greatly sdmirsd
ana eFtry thing moves on IL great harmony
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

In looking over some statistics which we carefully
compiled for the Herald Of New Years day last,
we have been struck with the enormous and
alarming increase of crime which has taken place
in this city within number Of years, and espe-
cially since 1870 We see il marching with stride
perfectly astonishing, notwithstanding the number
OF our churches and ministers of the gospel, and
notwithstanding the numerous Bible and tract
societies in our midst. This increase of crime is
apparent from the following figures, which are
taken from official sources, aud are, consequently,
worthy of every credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

RUM or psrAEssED yrssrIs on raE oOAsr.-rhe.
q. O. revenue Gutter Morris sailed on Saturday morn
Ing with upwards Of atty men, and large quantity OF
provisons, fuel kc. for this humane purpose This II
. severe duty, but the officers and men obsyed the
call with promptitude and satisfaction
The following u . list Of her ofiosrs-Francis Mar
Lieutenant; Albert @. Coos sd Lieutenant; H. A.
Clock, Pilot; william Davis Gunner; Thomas Prince,
Carpenter william Prince, Boatswain.
FERMENTATION or WArcs CAPTAIN n. q. BAILEY
OF THE STEAMER PAsAMA-Ths passengers In the
steamer Panama presented valuable gold watch, with
the following mpinsntary letter. to her captain, D.
G. Bailey at the close Of her las. trip from San Fran
PoRr or PANAMA, Nov. 81, 1850.
To d. q. BAILEY, ESQ CoMnASpsR U. 8. NJ STEAMSHIP
BIR The passengers who have been under your
charge during their late voyage, have with perfect
unanimity OF feeling united in the desire OF
to you their appreciation OF your excellent qualities
"a commander, navigator, and gentleman. They
know that nothing can be added TO the reputation
that you have enjoyed the Atlantic but they are
also that In the ned OF enterprise, the great
and beautiful Pacific to which you have been drawn
counter, which none can understand but those who
have witnessed them, and they desire to offer you
some testimonial that your untiring exertions to in
crease the comforts Of your passengers not for
gotten unfslt They aware that, In the per-
formance Of duties have been in the
Of danger disease and DEATH and that you have in
case, failed in any Of these ergsncies. You are
moreover, the pioneer In valusble improvements fer
Of the Pacific and they hope for the bsnsat Of future
travellers, that this may continue to be the
sphere of your future usefulness Their personal
perience attests that voyage on the Pacific may
hereafter be attended with comforts hitherto
They trust then, sir that they may be permitted to
offer for acceptance chronometer watch, which
may, from time to time, remind you that you have
friends who will not cease to sympsthss with you in
adversely, and to rejoice in your prosperity
The undersigned, . committee OF the passengers,
have been estrurted with the agreeable duty OF
veying to you these expressions Of confidence respect
and OF personal esteem.
(Signed). A. w. Dorr, Jacob B. Moore, John V.
Plume, Andrew V. Gray, d. Strong, Henry NJ. Hale,
committee of the paseen myers.
Captain B. in his reply to the above gratefully ac-
knowedges their reception and expresses the great
gratncatioR he feels in having received such fatter
ing notice from gentlemen occupying such positions
in society those whose names attached to the
letter, and his determination to Keep and care
fully guard the present, as remembrancer OF the
gvers, in whose society he spent few OF the most
happy hours OF his life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP 0HIo.-The steamship
Ohio Capt schenck, arrived 1t her dock foot OF War
street yes terday forenoon She left Norfolk har.
Dor on Thursday morning but snow stor N coming
on, she came to in Hampton Roads and lay there
til p. N on Friday. She then went to sea, and ar
rived at Sandy Hook ct yesterday morning, max
ing the passage 35 hours She could have proceeded
without hazard direct to this city on her original
voyage, without putting into Norfolk but Captain
schenck, against his own wishes and convictions,
yielded to the solicitations of the passengers.
The ship, except the injury done to one of the cyn
ders at Havana, is throughout perfectly sound She
exhibits, inside and out no appearance of having
passed through the perls which have been elabo-
rstely described and may say exaggerated in the
various published statements. Her machinery, with
the exception alluded to, her pumps and cabins are
all in order not one Of her pumps pipes bro
Ken some OF the former we're choked. None CT her
braces were broken, and there such things rs
hog braces, as described by Mr.. Brantz Mayer, In
the ship. OF the furniture, q few articles in the
cabin 1.-TWO tables and two chairs were broken
and articles Of crockery. The water which came
in through small aperture, by the starting of the
facing of the discharge pipe, two and
half feet in the ship, but the rolling of the vessel
threw it sround the boilers and it became so much
heated to compel the fremen to allow the fires to
60 out. Her freight is wholly uninjured.
The Ohio will be Immediately and thoroughly repair
ed Her great strength is in norsspect impaired When
the San Jacinto shall out of the government dry
dock at Brooklyn probably in all the present week the
Ohio with the assent OF the Secretary of the Navy
will be locked and eoppered. The cylinder will be rs-
paired, and the ship pat in complete order probably
in time to take her place in the line her usual
day, the 76th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

Coanst,d N FpH Er Iriai-The two persons. John
Watson aud his wife Sarah under charge of arson in
the fret degree brought out from prison
before Justice OsbJn who took their misation aud
committed them both 20 prbou for trial bail being
Refused Watson and his wife botn refused to aaswer
aey qucstions BY advice u counsel
Charge IF Noting ept Pdsang Counfrfsd Wgrsy =
A man called JACK Joseph was arrested yesterday, on
charge Of passing counterfeit sir cent pieces ~ the
Jersey City ferry 0facer Edvard Of the Third ~srd
srresd the accused and his person found
thirty of the counterfeit coin and piece 81 Sino In
plate all ready FER .a@ pirg cot other spurious soin
Justice Lottrop committed the sccpd 20 prison for
trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

held January ls5i Mr. Charles Booth was appointed
Chairman and II. W. n orris, secretsry. IL was
Resolved, That the
horne feed stable rent and tina expensive coaches
used that the prees and after Monday January
dollar per hour and dollar the boat. The
ing waseloquenty addressed by Charles Booth, Esq., in
favor Of the measure,
Resolved That have confidence in the public
susta aiming
Booth h stammers, George q, lathorne. Jr.
Jsmcs ONeil, kyerson Howard,
+. ID. burbank, A. Brewer 4 Sop,
Luslum y Co, J. ID. hcMann,
u. w. Nerris, r. Rooney,
7. Cifdler W. W. Cowan Co.
Norris Knapp, Martin Philbin,
Conkhn h Taylor, Thomas Black,
w.Rydsr, W. u. Kerr,
w. H. Miles, Edwd. Rourks,
John Bark George Munay
Thomas Norris, K Bogardus,
Frederick Roe, ID. s Jarvis,
Brady Il Co, J. A. Brown,
Philip Clary. Henry Walters,
Henry Elderd, Reed h Tru esdell.
ID Marine q. ii. Weir.
n. Jackson, Barrett x McCArty,
c. ShumAnn, New York Hotel stables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

New YoRK CRY CESsrs Returns We give
to our readers to-day, the census returns Of the
city Of New York, more complete than previously,
and refer our readers 10 them interesting fea-
ture Of this days Herald. We give them in ad.
vance of their publication in any other way. These
returns are not as perfect az we would desire. For
instance, the number Of volumes Of books IN our
private Libraries is very incorrect, from the fact,
that to our own knowledge, the deputy marshal'
did not make the inquiry in many houses at all,
and We suppose il was much the same throughout
the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06
Noiice 10 the Public.

We understand that within the last few weeks, or
perhaps months, persons representing themselves
travelling agents for this paper have received subscrp
lions which they have retained thus causing disap
pointment to those who gave the money. We desire
70 put the public their guard against those swnd
lsrs. We have travelling agents and never will
have any All persons representing themselves a.
such shoud be handed to the authorities for pun
shment. Tie safest way Is for subscribers to remit
The sney through the Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

TuE PEoPotEn REVOLUTION ~ Lower CALt-
YoRsn.-We have not heard any further intelli-
sence OF the propcsed revolution in Lower Cali
fornia, which We referred to some DAYS since, nor
do we errect = receive any uutl the NEXT arrival
from California, some day this week We may
not get any even then bu, there is no reason to
doub, the; the matter he's been arranged, and that
MEXICO is destined long 20 lose that part Of her
territory. The gold adveniurer, in Upper Cal.
fornia are Of the right kind q stuff 70 assis, the
Lower Cslifornisns ia achieving separation from
EieKico, and will 70 doubt enter upon the work
with hearty good viii We shall look with
asKit,y Tor further news conncesd with this sub
Get
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

CohnoS PLE4s.-P Part mos. 1, g. 6, T. o, IL, 10, Is
II, 10. Part 2--Nos. i, 8, 10, H. IA, 10, 1s 30
SUPERIOR COURT Nos 20, 1885, IS, 149, "a, 50, Hl
leo III l92 lsS, l95, 159 So 70, q 1885, % 80 las
"a q l73, 1872 l7s 1877 1874 COL 203, 205 206 to 2l2
svPRRhg CouRr -CmouIT CouRr--Nos. to Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

pfmplss Eruptiens end all shin diseases sve, 10 ell
known positively cured By using 0ouFauds Italian fsdes
So rhs Poutrs subtle srsacass hair from sny part
q the body. Lqud Rouge for pale lips and checks Liy
White for rough flushed sls Fg,h topexions ~ walker
street srs storsfrom Brosdway. Calender touh Third
ssrecs Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

pstIhs gentleman, who has acquires 90 vast reputA'
ton the South has opened splendid gallery At the
Of Broadway And Leonard street. He may well be
termed the NAPOLEON Of the Art for he has done mere To-
lite than Of it's professors He hAs
galleries. In successful operation in Baltimore Washington,
Richmond. Norfolk Petersburg, ana Lynehburg and the
this city has fair eclipse all others The great
OF his pictures are their soness OF tone
faithfunes Of expression and life like APPEARANCES Those
who need truly good keness would do WILL TO give hin
call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

or gray hair 10 eeaunful black or brown
Gouraud Hair Restoravei warranted TO force the
lair 70 gov prevent 10 falling "a sad turning gray snd
mailing stif viry hair soft SILKY and glossy Trial bot
sles each. Found only at G Walker street hrst
store from Broadway Bates q Jsrdan. lD washngten
Huxts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

Msrris g. Willis's Home 10 urnaI-Ser1ss
for lsSThs most elegantly yrinted and the best Family
NewTaper Of the and at s. miracle OF cheap
subscriptions received 81 CRowEN, $50 Broadway
Once Of pu blication No. lO7 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

fctua for ohappsd rough hands usc.yrco IL
the lnds rubber house gloves They are invsusbls
protection TO the HANDS while engaged in domestic adars,
mperyoss water hot or csd and in wearsg bleach
the hands TO ain sso~y wilderness For sale low ~
ID. Hodgman. Maiden lane Hthcook and Leaobeator Sf
broadway and 1t all e India rubber stores In the Unted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

smith, Tor few days resolving pupus In Penmanshpa at
his 2g Broadway at 81 90 eaohha the usual rate,
This does interfere with the private Lesson
.vsty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

ball you yoing 90, then TO o. D. CLARKE Il6 Will
liam street. His prize si6 Yos higher II
Wish. Pants and Vests In As 20 Overcot
be will almost give them Those he has left BIO
had for less than sost. Yes they can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

Embroid.ries-E. H. Newman 3h Broae way respectfully
vtes attention his stock o. the above which Is
passed in eheapsea and variety The embroidered Collars
which he offers at 2s 3D.. Ss s, Ca, 81. and upwards
Cuts Ut 70. Cd. " 6s to lisa; broidered Hdkts Al
1es 49, 16s 20 $40 also, cAmbric and swiss Trimmings
Infants Wasts sc. particularly worthy Of notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

POSTAGE RxPoRn IN CoRaREss.-The cheap
postage bill was debated in the House Of Repre-
sentadves on Saturday last, and II was agreed that
the debate shall Close on the subject in two hours
after the House shall again 60 into Committee Of
the Whole on il. We are glad to see there is some
prospect of the matter being decided at an early day
II is amusing to hear the remarks that some men,
bers make in opposition to this reform. On Satur-
day, one Of them said he oppos il on the ground
that it was a scheme got up by interested parties
that the petitions originated in common source,
and were distributed over the country by hired
agents. that it 10 trick to increase the expenditures
Of the government, so that the tariff may be raised
This is arrant nonsense, and the member who ut
tered these sentiments shows he knows nothing Of
the subject The community long since arrived at
conviction Of the necessity and bene6. Of cheap
postage, and no more popular measure could be
adopted than fixing uniform rate of two cents.
Connecting the tariff with il is childish.
The department YVES always drag on the 60.
vernment until the rates were reduced to five and
ten cents, under the operation Of which large
surplus accumulated, amounting to very great
sum Of money. 1t is very probable that at a rate
of two cents, the department will add to the reve-
nue. of the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

oduesr Of the prscTe a atmospheric pressure into Dem
tsry 1888 devotes hs particular attention 20 the In
rr'ion Of Artificial Teeth Hts popular work "Obssrra
ton the bsst Means Preserving the Teeth can bs Oh
tanned On Application as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

There were 50 death, In Boston during the week
ending the 18th Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

wa.,es q the latest fall style from 50 90 to 40 At
SHEPHERDS Clothing sore, Chesnut street, second door
Above Third Philadelphia.