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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUBLISHED By
ERASTUS II. PEASE & CO.
So STATE STREET, ALBANY.

II OBINSON'S ASTO NOMY, descriptive, phys.
~ cal, and practical designed for colleges, acade.
miles, and private students, by II. y. ROBINSON, AM,
Turner Professor of Mathematics u $ Navy, and au
thor Of Robinson's Algebra, Philosophy, &C. &c;
ROBINSoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools and
academies, descriptive, theoretical, .and physical.
RoBlNsoN's ALGEBRA, for colleges, academies,
md private students. vol Svo.
ROBlNSON'S ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, dc.
signed AS First Lessons in That science. l2mo.
ROBlNSON'S GEOMETRY, containing Gcomc.
try, Plain and Spherical Trigonometry, and Comic
ROBINSONS NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, with
results and applications, for schools academies, &c
PRACTICAL EIOCUTIoN, containing illusra.
tons Of the princ pies Of Reading and Public Speak
Ing also, selection Of the best pieces from ancient
aud modern authors, accompanied by Explanatory
Notes; the whole adapted to The purposes OF I'M
prnvemen, in Reading and Oratory, by Samuel Niles
THE HARMONIC, a New Collection of Easy
Songs, composed and arranged for one, two, three.
and four Voices, with new set Of Rules andP
cal Exercises, upon an original and scientific plan
for the use Of Schools, SINGING Glasses and Soc ia
Circles. BY Solomon Cone, Teacher Of Music in the
Public Schools. and Director of Music iI the Third
NORToN's ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AG.
ricuure, or the connection between Science and the
art Of Practical Farming. Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol. limo. cloth
elegant.
sow WE'LL AND REAP WELL, ar Fireslde Ed.
nca,ion, by Samuel g. Goodrich, author Of Peter
THE CHlLDs ri ST BOOK OF READING AMI
Drawing, by Jerome B. Howard, Teacher Of Draw ne
in the New York State Normal School.
COrECHlSM OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMITRY
and Geology, by James W F. Johnston, F, r. S
&c, Author Of Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry
vol lsmo. talf hound.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of every desrrplio ion, supplied whoesals and retail
al New York prices
| Booksellers, Merchants, and Teachers, can hav,
| their orders Immediately executed, the most ac
commcdatins terms; and goods sent, by express o
otherwise. as they may direct.
N. B, Teachers wishing 10 examine any Of the a.
( bove wIoks, will please address +. H. p. &Co l9t
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PAY UP.

great many who are Indebted 10 nc
~ the CASH !, waited. an fully De,
Hfn"nea 10 pay sny debts, aud am h. much
as'Fi'n'aed tina, others shall pay me Par,
We affection 60 this call by those utter
e,ted, wlll save the e,.sgfeesble n.es.,,ty OF
'aains second ao,,-r "Gfeetins
r, A pIEp.
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

THE Subscriber offers for sale his house
and Lot, situated in the South part OF the
village of Rutland, and conveniently locnt'
ed for almost any man of business. The
house is built of brick, is commodious and IN
good repair, and will be sold low. For iurth'
er information inquire o! The subscriber.
7 JOHN GUILTY.
Rutland Feb 26, 1852
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ElACON'S INDIAN HAIR .REsTORA-
- TIN T. a beautiful article for the Toilet.
No Lady ~ Gentleman should be without
bottle. VIII efi"ctually cure scurf and
DandruH. Manufac urej aud for sale by
W A BACON.
Ludlow, VI.
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VVNIils lie certify tina, | have this day
given my son, ID. Bowman Richardson,
his time during the remainder of his minor.
Ity, and snail cia,m none of his earning and
pay no debts Of his contracting oiler this date
JONA. Z. RICHARDSON.
Shcrburnr, March !, 1851. 10
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LIQUID SOLDER.

LNOR welding China, Glass Marble, porce
4 lam and Earthernware. Warranted in
soluble, and to " lihstand hcat-,he best nIti
Gle ever invented, for sale by
IL SPENCER.
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Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in his generation to facilitate the business Of life
Increase its enjoyment and even prolong the term
human existence, none can bcnof more real value
mank ind than this contribution Of Chemistry to the
Healing Art. vast trial of its virtues Throughout
this broad country, has proven be, ond doubt, tina
no medicine or combination of medicines yet known
can surely control and cure the numerous yarie
ties Of pulr onary disease which have hitherto swept
from our LIST thousands and thousands every year.
indeed, thare is now abundant reason to believe
Remedy has at length been found which can be re-
lied on to cure the dan erous affection Of the
lungs. Our space here will not permit US to publish
any proportion OF The effected by lis use, but
we would present the following opinions Of eminent
men, and refer further enquiry Ia the circular which
the Agents below named, will always be pleased 10
furnish Free wherein fall PARTICULARS, and indus
putable proof Of these facts.
From The Professor of amherst College, the
cELsBRArgD PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"JamesC. Ayer-Sir-T have used your Cherry
Pectoral in my own case Of deep seated Bronchiis,
and am sat sfed from its chemical constitute ion 'ha
it il an admirable compound for the relief OF laryn
/ gal nd bronchia difficulties II my opinion as
its superior character can be Of any service, yeu ar
| EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LII. d.
from me HtdGgcGtOrdfM
PROFESSOR SILLiMAN, MD. LII. d.,
. Professor Of Chemistry, Mneraloey. &c Yale
| College, Member Of the Lit. Hist Med Phil
and Scientific Societies Of AMERICA
/ AND EURoPg.
! 81 deem the CHERRY PEcYoRAL an admirable com
position from some Of the hest articles in the Mate
ria Medca and very effective remedy for the class
! Of diseases il Is Intended To cure."
| New Haven, CT, Nov l, 1919.
! MAJoR PAIIIsoS, President Gf the =. g. Senat
states he has used the Cherry Pectrra with wsnde
! full success, to cure an Inflammation Of the Lungs
From one cfMe first Physicians Of Maine.
Sa:o, Ne, April &c, lsi9
Dr ]. C. Aver, Lowell - Dear Sri am now ron
stautly usinp your Cherry Peciorsl in my praa,ice
and prefer il |" any other medicine for pulmonary
complaints. From nhse rvai ion If many severe cases
am convinced IL will cure coughs, colds anddi-eas
es of The lungs that have put 10 defiance all ohe'
! remedies
! Invariably recommend it's nse in cases Of con
sumpt ion, and consider II much the best remedy
known fir that disease.
Respectfully yours, I. S. CUSHMAN, Md.
Prepared and sold ~ JFIIS {. ~ IF
Practical Chemist, LonsH, Mass.
Sold in Rutland BY l.. DANIELS, and n I. SPENCER
Cuttingsville, RoBsIss 4 IloLoEs and bv the Drug
gis,s throughout The State aHd Country. 50-Gm
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One Of the Greatest Dis.
COVcrieS Of the Age.

WHITES HAIR RESTORATIVE.
a PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For Restoring, Reaut;fying, Cleansing, Soji-
ening, and Dressing THE H.1IR.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TT l. SPENCER has returned from
III, Boston with Il choice selection Of
New and Valuable Books,

10 which he takes great pleasure in calling
the attention OF the public.
The following rs Inst Of a few al the ma>
ny reccn, Publications which may be found
IN ms assortment
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or 10 I've without this sovereign remedy while they
will be surprised that you much behind the
dsGOt TO have used II before. IL IL 10 new IN iny II
has been before the public for years and Its ncr.ss
Ing sale shows the estimation 10 which II 10 b.ld.
JANEs M'ALlSfER, IA Fulton at. SeS York.
and nj The brasgisis IN the United States
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RECOMMENDING Ms.

RECOMMENDING
Certificate cf Or. Perry Port-m1uih,N y. HD
PORTSMOUTH, September 70, lpi9.
Mr.. j. =. Moore, Agent for Whites Hair Restof'
aiive''-peat Sir deem II my duty 10 stale some
facts respecting the inesiinlble value Of whites
Hair Restorative, Several years ago. after severe
fl Of my wife lost all Of her hair the scalp
epssfed diseased and the hair grew Que harsh aud
uueAVer1 About yea ago, byanuthet NJ Of tick'
ness, she lost all Of her hair second time. and for
long lime there apparently no action In the
scalp. Amer various applications was induced To
try the above mentioned Restorative and now after
he use ola fev bottles her hair has grown out as
lh'et, aslu'trous, and as beaeiifu color as ever
furhsrmore, for long time ! have been afflicted
With neuvisic and other pains In my head, and
have fonndil the best external remedy ! have ever
tret can therefore cheerfuliy recommend u 10 all
Who are aihic Ted az above the hest article have
ever sssH. hoErespectfuily yoHt..
A.PkRKi. NJ n.
N,Nafis'vi.d = 2 WHITE LoSv'' Mas. 81 y
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WANTED

1000 Feet of inch Seasoned Eastwood
Boards, 500 ~ OF 5 -inrh 40 IN ex
change Tor Work II 4 DORRANCE.
Aprl?, 1871 Is
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Thompson's Arithmetics'

The subscriber has received from th'
fishers a commission for the sale Of th'-
in the County Of Rutland. The setrs
sls,s Of the Primary, Practical and ~
Arithmetic, is deservedly popular ana 49,.
been reconme nded by the super n'eh1'D
OF Rutland County, according 10 The re-
Statute. The whole OF any part OF 'hs
ries viii be sold at Wal!ingiofd, t" O'',' ,,s
ers, merchants, teachers and others, u 49,
New York whol, sale and retail pi cc.
6 4. MARTlNDALb
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH & GRAHAM

UlAVE just received from New York Steel
HI Springs, Brass Capped Patent and com
mon Axes; Brass Bands; Plated Dash Scrolls;
Dash Frames. Patent Leather, Rubber Cloth,
Oil CARPET. Mats, Moss and Curled Hair, Bows,
Joints and Hinges Tor Tops, Fly Nets, Halter
Chains. &c. DC. The above goods will be sold
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in Yer
mcnt. GOODRICH GRAHAM.
WeM Rutland. July %, 1850. @8
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery OF the Age.

DID you ever use Nc.
AlisiePs All Healing
Oinimentl Certainly
you have for there are
few IL any, who have
mot awaited themselves
.of its curative qualities.
~ only needs a trial TO
IcOhyince the parsons Us
,ine il that IL Is really
land truly the hest ami
Gle extant. Enquire II
the tens Of Thousands
who have been Ia the
constant use Of II, aud
theywiIl advise ynu n.v.
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WINDOW CURTAINS.
LIBERATION,

NEW and and beautiful assortment, JUS,
received at SpENCERS.
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The Poor Mans Friend,

The Poor Mans Friend.
Edward Young Cabinet maker !sCarvctu n,he
year " wa' injured l., plank falling on my leg,
IL caused II IN sHcll aud become flame Il, and caus.
Ell II N Il awIl ulcers and snl,s hat Il, fed tho
ski aud Treatment ct the hest ply ei Quebec
the place o my resn'ihcc al that tine. Pr. hong as
III fte ti.-t popular turrtons ~ Quolu ailea
cd me there was liit lie hope Of ftrtNtty cps IL
| came 10 B"si"n. NY linls W,ir row l,i,h
ed applied to rr Fhclps--tr tried his ,kNlh
without any success and was then Undue ed 10 call
upon nr Warren. who gave mc some relief, hut after
some time grew quite dislrar-i,d, n, In h. wcrc
ankles scarcely allowing me IT, slrtpor rest day or
night. had read great deal about Russia Sal,c,
but having used many advertised ra~rfs and sal, -
and tried so many thing. that felt little iuirrs 81 in
the Russia Sllve, although repeatedly ADVISED 10y my
friends to try il, was too skcpiical Ia III, H. At
length ,nan brcueh, me box Of Russia Sal,o which,
| applied 10 my lin lbs as the directions implied.
really began 10 feel sensation peculiarly p'easai
aIou, my raging sores. went down to ReddinG Il
Co. . $ State street and bnueht two boxes. have
used in all nearly four boxes Of this great salve
limbs are nav, With the exception Of tie scars ms
perfect as ever they were The ulcers have healed
up the have all disappeared, aud hesitate not
To say thai by The time have used the fourth box OF
! the Russia Salvc shall he cured. consi,!er NY
case Of he scvcrest tests The sllvo could pussb
encounter.
! | would add that having the sa've In my house
and a member of my family suffering very u,uct
from Piles, | recommended the u,e OF tina Russia
Salve and VIII ich cured them nh great ca,e, aud in
, avery brief space Of time
Yours, very rcsrectfuy,
EDWARD YOUNG IS Carver ST. Boston,
/ Orders should be addressed,
REDDING co.
| arm. No. b State street Boston.
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Pianos for Sale
AT cAsrLEroN SEMINARY.

TIE SUBSCRIBER would hereby m
f. rm ihe public that he has "n hand ana Is
constantly receiving Pianos OF all prices
f-nni IN, celebrated Manulictory OF llAtIEr,
DAVIS y Go, Of Boston. which he WI, sell
for c-sh or approved credit, Oh the most rra-
,on,blc terms. Having made arrangements
with sad Company, he Will sell 'llam cheap
~ than they can he obtained N the city
Those Wishing to purchase brilliant toned
lus-rnnru,, warranted for one year, vail
phase call before purchasing rlscwhrIr'
f.. J. HALLOCk.
Ca.,l,on. AIril :, ISL.
THIS rrr,,ii.s that T.. !. Iiallock, of Cas-
,hion VI, is our authorized agent for the
sale of Piano furlcs. All instruments from
onr mandatory, can be bought at as low a
vticc mn. warranted, as if purchased at our
warp-roons.
HALLET, DAVIS X co.
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HAT s 4 CAPS,

made expressly for this market.
& in',,es ..s friends IN Rgtlahl and vi
eioiis AID all who arc in wait of good Ia,
~ cap 10 call and eAamite his eitsnsne stock
81 gods, consisting Of Over 200 dozen Fur.
Mole Skin, silk, Angola aud Wool Has. Cap.
OF Cloth, Plush, Silk Glazed Lawn and Cheek
OF sbaat ~ d.fefent II ,ies all Of hieL v III be
sisnd Of israel Ca.t IA
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THE FACTOY.

The immense and increasing demand for nr. s.
Townsend's Ssrsapirla has made il necessary very
much to enlarge the operations ofmanufdctUre. Me.
dicina substances used in Incredible quantities,
and as each Ingredient requires to be carefully and
accurately tested, the proprielors have found II ne
cesar. 10 place the Compromising Department IN
charge Of competent and responsible Chemist one
whose scientific reputation will he full guarantee Of
public confidence DR.. JAMES K. Chiffon has as
su ed this duty.
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To avoid imposition IL will he neresaary zee that
Or JAMES x. CHlLTON's CERTIFICATE "a wella,
the signature "f bfS. 7. Townsend, is on tho outside
wrapper 81 each bottle
pCSold by ~ l. SPENCER, Pu,iand and by all
the principal Druggists and CourIry Merchant
Throughout The United States Canada. &c.
u-Propleturs' office u NASSAU STREET in
The bntdins iotmerIy occupied blythe South Baptist
Church, New York. 2a..Gm
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100 KEGS POWDER
At the IA lgazine OF f.andUn g. Graves.
RESTORE YOUR HAIR

600 CASKS NAILS. 800 TONS IRON
Just received at LandoB L. Graves.
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u, Qpi,eS's Writings
Gr.c,he ~ libel n Neisler
TcHoeysou f. iHNcInofisn
innesi'o~s Posns,
Culion-s Three Years l!
tdithfuis,
H-Adity sl-,ie OF J sephln
E,sstsoi RIA
Summer IN 20 stisOd.
" de. Wite World,
Rsret &c II a Bsc b. ~,
tpnqussi ui r.nsGis,
Wi,.4s'fWotss
refrJ Seen-,t Chsrscter
Nsukse S,of.es.
vvsse Of III. traInn,
o ! Rel Sand Stone
al fnnis ore Nrrs'"i
vsngs Coa,q1s.tof d s,
Ads
sktict Boot,
An of Which VII be
Ruilsni. Ar 90,
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lrvinc's Bracehri ige Hall,
Cooper pilut,
Sps,
Prairie,
Pioucrrs
Womea uf the BtLle.
B'.ant . Poems,
Irish NJ. loitr
rhieu Fre,fh Revolution
wasefly y ,yri.
blsrsriis Novels,
WINS Psiriek Henry.
>hsssrssfe .srveta' edit n.
'nii'h's ti,sinr,
.oS'1ts His'oIrs.
'rzrcwuis Stories,
Great variety Of liyui
.at Payer 70 rs, Rnl-s
q "ci''isiiss Chcsp Publ
-AIious, Ac.
sold los ia Cash
l.,i Is
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sovereign remedy for all diseases &C The scalp. II
give. the Rsir brilliant, glossy ius,fe. sken tex
lute, anda healthy vigorous appearance No Lady
toilet eau be complete without this nispensibe d
IIrln
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To Western Passengers.

by Roii'eay direct from RU''and and
Whithaiito Schenectady.
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81 Price so Cents per Large B0It

Principal Office, ia!FuLrGN ST ) Y pecan
For sale by II l.. Spencer, Rn''aHa AZ.
l.. Case, Brandon. W. L. Russell M'Gs'
bury. G. G.. Nichols, Castleton. a J. n'
coe, New Iiavsn, Daniels n Moor, bf'''
W. s. spraguc, A, &. Spear, Burl'ns,".n
Redfcld g. Grannis, Montpelier II "s''
ner, Windsor
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DRIED APPLE. CHEESE. BUTTER
AND LARD.
At Landon &: Graves.
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tVuHW! INV Ta"@'
Trunk. Ialiws Hats. Caps. lndl, fnb~'
Goods Shirts. collars Iandhtthl'Is'
Suspsadcr. GIo'ts, GtnlsfmrnS
Ila1 lln<r fif.. flt., tlr.

yorc,hc, with Burning FLUID, and ilm'd
Isn,p, of all binds Gas Generators irr iihils'
L. All Of WHICH will he sold low Tor cash.
"" i2U
Nu,l,nd. Jpcar the D~pot) April |, ISL
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INESTlMABLE VALUE
= II O q 8 A " D 8

Haze tested its efficacy. md THOUSANDS moro S'e S
under treatment and not one solitary case of 's'''
has yet been reported Volumes could I' I.''
with ccrtihc a,es of those VITO have tee" II -
nently cured
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JOHN COOK,
w LEsALE AND retail
pEAtrAls
HATS, GAPS & FURS,

ais i-2 RIVER ST. TROY NY.
ANlNG Removed hi, e,tabil shineni 20 Rut-
IL ia"i, VI, where he is prepared TO offer to
Merchants and Dealers,
throughout The State, full and complete as
oftmsIt Of sIring styles Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

DIFFICULTY WITH MExIco.-A dispatch from
Washington states that a formal complaint has
been made by the Mexican Government in rela.
ton to the Indian outrages on the frontier oil
Mexico; against which, by the terms OF the
Treaty with Mexico, the United States agreed to
protect her. Congress having failed at the late
session to make the appropriation asked by the
War Department for this duty, the service has
not been performed; and Mexico now refuses 70
ratify the Tehuantepec Treaty, unless the Provi-
sions OF the Treaty of Peace are first fulfilled
1t il asserted that the return Of Mr.. Webster to
the Capital was fastened by the occurrence Of
this difficulty.
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change in Brown University as humbug and
complains OF the indifference shown 70 his favor
tie theme by our Institutions and thei- Professors
The subject has been brosched, but not seri
o1sly urged, in reference to establishing another
wing paper in this city. Il is argued by some,
that Ike Journal has, from its high position, a.
sumed codness that it manfests, an indifference
TO the wishes Of respectable number OF ia par
tlssns' and that il is decidedly wanting in that
warmth and sympathy, that should characterize
psrty organ in the present progressive age
Threats Of this character. however viii not
frgtten The Journal for IL 1xuriates ia its pros-
Perity, end could well spare share oft extern
sive patronage
a woman threw herself from the bridge yes:er.
day into the swift current flowing over the IAN,
near the depot. Timely assistance arrived aud
rescued her from q wstery grave. SCALES.
ProtiGnce. Arm IS. losl.
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FROM Brazil AND BUENos AYREs-Advices
have been received from Rio Janeiro to the 9TH
and from Buenos Ayres to the I'd Of March. 1t
was the general opinion tina! there would be war
between the two countries. Toe Brazilian Gov
eminent had issued its Treasury notes for four
millions Of dollars We learn from Buenos
Ayres, that General ROsas again talked OF re-
signing. The subject was under the considera-
ton of the Chamber of Representatives. and
wsuld probably result as before-in the with
drswa of the resignation.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By telegraph to III. SsW-YOrk Tribune


boston, M0lIbJl ApTII
The bark Argentine, at Salem, brings qenos
A,r,s dates 10 March s. The L. s. corvette 81 Louis
Com HcKeever and the Bssohige, had arrived, ana
were received with unusual hOnors
Cs,t MurdorE McKealte (of The ship Adansnt, from
LIVERPOOL for California condemned a. M0ntevd-o NAs
Killed 81 Bueuos Ayres by falling from horse ana was
followed IN The grave BY all The sea Captains 10 porL
The Packet spssks 10 warm OF the United s'aies
and Of tbs rapidly Increasing trade between The t~o coln
reg The resignation of Rosas is again oetore .as s
s,ure ard his lime with IEiher more Igus Of s being
bona fde affair.
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The Insult TO Jenny Liad at Pittsburgh
Fire, &c.

PIT1sBUkeH, hopday ApIII .
Our citizens are much excited about the insult
10 Jenny Limo and active have been ;sken 10 ar
rettspo punish be raIcss BlGum has p11ished cara
idsy that she will sing here 10 july In which event her
reception will be Unprecedented tnd the citizens En- a''s
will pro eci Der -. g.,
The Finn Ward on Sunday morning. II was Ihe WORK oil
Cd incenoary. , 49,.
TIE River measures feet It has been raining during
The ali q hourI Tier ~.
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F-Es' TIE Detroit Fee PreSsssys, that wiki one
exception every WIKI 10 the House " Representative,
sst Eefk voted 10 Instruct Senators and eQu~s, our
Reprtse sycs, Io Stvoeae lie speedy repss Of TIE
Fugitive Lsv. exchange paper.
Jost what mishs be expected from good, con.
,iste1t Whiss, everywhere, Mr. E'r,e Press -
and, although yo0r patron. Gen Cas-, may deem
il cause Of reprosch 10 our brethren Of the PENN.
,ular state. ~e have 10 fears that the sovereign
neonle Of the land will viDdicate the wisdom
and pAtriotiim exhibited in this act.
-~ lAtroc (Ohic) sescor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

ASoIHLR DES or THlEyEs-AS lScREDibLL
sroRY.-We gave an account recently OF the ar
res. Of desperate gang of outlaws in Michigan
and today we give the following almo': ln'redi
HE story from the Nsr. albany lInd.l Ldgsr'
n, Jacob Weiss, Of Boone County, had four
bo-,c. s,olen from him on the night OF the 22i OF
Ns-cb He tracked the thieves 70 Beaver Lake,
in Jssper County, in which there Is an Island
wbere il is supposed alarge gang OF horse thieves
burelars and counteTfeiters bad their rendezvous
He ta.hed ito the lake and swan his horse 20
he islsnd, distance Of three quarters Of mule
and When, as we learn from the Latdyette Journal
he was within wsoing distance Of toe island sno'e
be was stopped by five men armed % toe Ies.u'
who told him if he approached the island one sep
further be would 60 il al the peril oil bls nc
TIE same tine each pointed e cooked gun !. MI i
he told them that they they had DIS no' &C. 1 -
thI. be would be compensated Tor 'nSH' -. -
consequences be what they mlgns 'na. n.- -.
ject was Lot 10 expose them o1s - isSC.e. -.
horses or tne money for them. lney sselIs u
bravery and determination, requea'So h,-I -
cone G,hore, which be did they 'ola nin In1. Il
he Would swesr. upon BIS honor that ne "oad
-, svrc,e The names Of any Of those he migns
knoyr tnd keen secret al tie trAns@ctioha o1tiOs
- 80, "a il was ate 10 the evening. they
,Cri5 -s,,urerafe him ior ia borses, ard taa; lie
'bCrlJ .Fers their kiateis hospitality dGlo the
rssFt ard be taken y tie lske shore Ins ae@s
mofBirg. -.......,, ba
Under such embarrassing circun'sanee' 10