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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER I'm
port""tto DySpeptics DIR. j. $. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, ne hue Dieestire Ftuid or Gdstric
JUICE. prepared from Relnet, " tin fourth stomach
OF the Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBlG, the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HOUGH-
TON, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This is truly won
derp re3edg for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility curing
alter Natures o,cn Meth2d, by Natures o,cn Agent
the Gastric Juice. Panphlets containing Scientific
evidence q It's value furnished gratis See notice
among The Medical advertisements. jylGwlY
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DEATH OF HoN. JEREMIAH MoRRow. Ex>
Gov. Morrow died on the 22d inst, at his farm
on the Little Miami, Warren county. From the
birth OF Ohio to the present year--just half a
century. Governor Morrow has been part of the
public life of the state. He was her first Repre-
sentative in Congress, Senator, Governor, Ca
mai Commissioner, and in the latter part OF his
career, an active participa,or N the first great
railroad enterprise of the State.
Governor Morrow was member Of the Con-
yention to form the first Stale Constitution in
1902, lie was Representative in Congress
from 603 TO 1873; he was Senator from 1915
to 1919; governor from 1922 TO 1896; Canal
Commissioner subsequently in Congress from
1871 to la43; and President of the Little Mi
am Railroad Company ill lSiT,
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COM VI ERCIAL.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, March II
At Market Sal Cat,le-about $50 Beeyes and
81 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows aud
Calves, yeurlings TWO and three years old.
Prces-Market Beet-Exlra, 500 per cwt; Isl
quality, S. SO; I'd quality. 5000; Sd quality $500
ordinary Sia4 so.
H.des-4al, 80 per cwt. Talow S5,50a6,0O Veal
Calves 5alO. Pets LOO 81. Cali skins Ga Toe
per 10.
Cows aud Caves-S23, &c, 2sa36.
Yearlngs-S lOal5.
Two Years old-Sls 20, 22a3l.
Three Years old-SSU, "a, 36a5l.
Sheep and Lambs-l650 at market-Prces Co.
Extra S., =, 9all By lot 1857, }, IS AS
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS.--First
Session.
WASHINGTON, Friday, March %.
AfTH

~
The Chair presented communication from
the Postmaster General, in answer to the reso-
luton of the 4th inst, relative to contract with
California steamers,
Mr.. Manrun offered resolution that the
committee on contingent expenses inquire what
number of messengers, pages and folders were
necessary for the Senate, and their pay; also
the number of carriages. horses, &c, necessa
nv. After some little debate the resolution
was adopted.
Mr.. s ue offered resolution approprmtng
$1,000 to purchase seeds for the Patent Office.
Mr. Hale offered resolution that the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings inquire into the cX-
pedicncy Of purchasing the pictures Of Wash
ington CROSSING the Delaware, to be deposited
in the Congressional Library.
Mr.. Dodge If Wisconsin, notified the Sen
ate Of his intention TO introduce bll! granting
lands for railroad from Sheboygau, on Lake
Michigan, to the Mississippi River.
The bill for The benefit olthe Cauaelte Nun
merry of Baltimore was reported upon adverse
". Messrs Pratt AID Mallory defended the
bill An animated debate was continued be-
tween Messrs. s'oule, Cooper, Dawson, Brad
bury, Badger, ard others, when the vote was
taken and the bill lost yeas 81, nays =.
A motion to adicurn until Monday was made
and carried.
HOUSE.
The House Immediately went into Commit
tee ofthe Whole and resumed consideration of
The Deficiency Bill. Mr.. Stuart in the chair.
Mr. Fitch moved an omen1ncnt allowing
S22 500 for the removal and subsistence Of the
Pottawatmes Indians Of Indiana, Adopted.
Mr. Johnson moved an amendment Of $50
900 for the removal ard substance Of the
Choctaw Indians The motion was debated at
some length, and was finally adopted.
Mr.. Woodward moved that all the moneys
appropriated for the Indians be paid to them
and not to their agents. Motion agreed to-
Committee arose.
WAsuNero>, Saturday, March -, 1852.
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour and i'm
mcdiutely proceeded to consider the amend
,nents reported to the House yesterday trou
the Committee of the Whole to the Deficiency
hill, and concurrng in them. Mr. Houston de-
tnlnded the previous question, pending winch
Mr. Jones, of Tenn moved call Of the House
III order to obtain attendance Of members.
Mr.. Marshall of Kentucky, moved to lay the
bill on the table.
Mr.. Fitch moved a reconsideration Of the
vote by which the main question was ordered
to be put.
Mr.. Brooks raised point Of order that tht
motion could not be entertained, as there hac
been no intervening business The Speaker
overrued the point.
Mr.. Fowler of Mass, moYed to lay Mr.
Fitcbs resolution on the table, whereupon thC
question was taken and decided atiirmatively
yeas ~. nays n.
lbe question was then tahor on LAYING the
bill on the table, and n3gatNed--yeas 6G
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LlvERWORT,
TAR AND CANCHA,AGUA.

''N avn NNNSNh NA"ths
unnumbered cures uNRivAILED SALES
The common cry" IT NEVER FAILS J."
Proclaim North. South. and Fast AID West,
This, OF Cough curatives. the best.
The Indian from the forest pine
fluid draws he deems divine;
And ths IL one ingredient blent
In The specific we present
he L NcHALAGUA strength renewa
Fever 'hr LlvLKWURr subdues
Aud II the throat with phIegn'l oppressed,
lar c.eala i OF AID brings you rest.
Wisely to blend these three IN one,
Was the oblect--t is done
Cotton III CurJUMPTIoN, ends no more
Hope ainiirS, where sorrow wept before.
caution. None genuine unless there is on the
butt wrapper note Of land, signed With a PEN by
A. j. SCUVlLL Il CO.
For Sale wholesale and retail, BIZ A. l.. SEQ.
VIII. s. 60, PrOprlrtors, al their PraciSai Depot
GOTHIC HALL, No. $40 DgOGdiray. New York
and ny all respectable druggists in the pnittd States
and Canadas.
Also for sale by w b. HATCH, Wmooski Falls
VT, general agent tor VI Sold also by A. = Spear
Sm'th 81 Richards aud ilagar & Arthur Burlington.
Prcr--ln large bottles 81, OF SIX bottles Tor So
March ~ d5tNWlw
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GulnHOre's Patent Apiary.

THE subscriber having purchased the
a Patent right for this valuable improvement in
Tue county Of ChitteIden will dispose of single or
Town rights on reasonable terms as may he desired
The expences hives is about one doIa,, accompany.
Ilg the deed is a pamphlet giving all necessary d.
rectons as the building OF hives and Houses-aso
tor managing the Bees single rights ten Dollars-a
communications addressed to the Subscriber at I'm
defhlll Fails. JOSEPH WELLS.
Do w3ow3
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- A Kentucky editor sIvertses as fol-
lows -
"Wanted at this Office, a ull-dog of any
color except pumpkin and milk, of respectable
size, snubbcd nose, cropped ears, abbreviated
continuation, and bad isposluon-who can
come when called with raw beef steak, and
will bite the man who spits tobacco juice on
the stove and steals the exchanges"
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DIR. NARCUESI,S
U TERINE CATHOLICON,

IT III i discovery
l. of the above
Preparation has es-
tabIshed a new era
in the history of the
Healing Art; it is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest Nj e d zeal
Discoveries of the
age, because il wi
cure more than nine
tenths of a class of
distressing diseases
incidental to females
in every stage OF life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts Of the
Medical profession
in all countries, 10 a
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CARPETINC!
BOSTON Marco 1852

BOSTON MARCJ, 1907
WE have now in Store dd are constant.
" G = fei5,s'0 FOX ok S S,SPfStiiNG SALES,
and would call the aten,o'of purchasers Of Carpets
during the present season to an inspection OF the
same Our list embrace a grades OF
BKUSSrl, CAkpETINGS,
in new and beautiful ,a,terns. Also, new ant hand
some designs oil
SUPER ASD ExrA THREE>PLY and SpER-
FINE INGRAI' Goops.
and Wool Cmpets-Stoir Carr ets in all grads 4;
Straw Matti,gs. Of all widths. PARTED Flor
Cloths rugs Mats, &c.
Our assortment is very large, and we would invite
uarteula1y the attention of Hots Proprietors, Com
nittees or Public Buildings, Housekeepers, &c, II
the same.
WIN. P. TENNY g. CO.,
CARPET Hall over Maine Railroad Depot
IIaymarket Square.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

and comprise all the arrangements to which fen,lep
are nable ny the cecularlties OF their ORGANIZATION
Among these are Pro apsus Uter, or Falling of IN,
Womb chronic Inflammation and Liberation of th.
Womb lncldena Hamorrhage, or Flooding Fin.
or Alhus, or Whites; Chlorosis Painful, Snpnres.
sed and Irregular Menstrl taion &c, with n1f ihei,
accompanying evils, Cancer exceped) of Whatever
duration and seventy ku these Complains can b
pleasantly, safely and certainly remeded by hi
preparation.
The claims Of this Medicine to the confidence oe
the public strengthened by the fact of its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage az
many prominent Members OF the Medical Facu'Iv in
the United States, some of whom have yoIun,ar;iv
given letters of commentator, t5ee pampblei sps
tanning all that is claimed Tor the Catbsicon 20
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful in c7-,na,io,
touching the nature and symptoms of the aboye de
eases, together with testimonials from Ladies ~ ,h
highest responsibility, as certified by the most ga is
factory authority in the pamphlet 10 all which y.
attention OF Laiies and Prac,ioners is resnecth,ii
invited, can be had gratis at M store
THEODORE A. PECK, Agent Druggist, Dp,-
llngton.
REFERENCES.
P. 2. PECKHAM, NJ. D., Utica, N. v
/ ~ FLEMlNG, NJ. D , New Bedford Mass,
- tOQTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y
": n; MILLS. M. D., Rochester, n "
W w, REESE, NJ. D., City of New York
w. fkESCOIT, NJ. D., Concord N n.
Central Depot, 1863 Broadway, N. Y. w2srnoss
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In Congress he was Chairman Of the Commit
ee on Public Lands.
In all the public trusts committed to him, he
was distinguished for strict integrity and strong
good sense
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IN Dwell Both inst, BY the Rev k s. CssHxAy,
Mason fislER, to Miss ABIGAIL CrT.s, all OF Or.
Mel.
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FIRE ENGINE HOSE,
Sdddtery, Harnesses, Trunks, &c.
JAMES BOYD d. SONS,
MANUFACT URERs.

~. N'cfcH"HtS7 INUW, BOstOH.
ms "!d established house continues to supply its
friends with the various articles in their line OF bust
ness, OF he very best quality, and at the lowest
prices.
The superiority of the ENGINE HOSE made by
j. g. Sons, has obtained patronage unequaled
IN New England In nearly halt the States OF the
lnion and in all the British Provinces, they have
their customers frotI cities towns, manufacturing
establishments, railroads, &c.
The facilities OF this concern, are ample and suf-
rclent Tor executing promptly, orders Of any amount
or quantity.
Orders respectfully solicited w27nos3
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n n n IL
Great British Quarterlies
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
Important Reduction in the rates CT Fostag !,
Leonard Scott & Co..

NO. 54 GOLD ST., NEW YORK,
Continue to publish the following British Period
calls viz:
The LondOn Quarterly Review Conservative
The EdingbuIsh Review (Whig0
The North British Review Free ChurcnJ
The Westminster Review (Liberal)
RlacEwOOd's Edingburgh Magazine (Tory)
These Reprints have now been in successful oper-
alton in this country Tor twenty years. and their cir
culaton is constantly on the increase notwhstand-
lug the competition they encounter from American
periodicals OF similar class and from numerous Ec
ectics and Magazines made up OF selections from
foreign periodicals. This fact shows clearly the high
estimation in which they held by the intellg gent
reading public and affords guarantee that they are
established on n firm basis, and will be continued
without interruption.
Although these works are distinguished by the
political shades above indicated, yet but SINAI pOr-
lion of their is devoted politica subjects
1t is their literary character which gives them their
chief value, and in that they stand conessedly tar
, above all other journals OF their class. Blackwood,
North, maintains its ancient celebrity and is at this
time, unusually attractive from the serial works OF
Buwer and other literary nOtables, written for that
magazine and hrst appearing in It's columns both in
! Great Britain and in the United States Such
works as The Cations and My New Novel
| doth by Bulwer.! My Peninsular Medal" The
Green Hand, and other serials, OF which hume rous
! rival editions are issued by the leading publishers in
this country. have to be reprinted by those publishers
from the pages OF Backwo GOD, after it has been issued
! by Messrs Scott & CO., that Subscribers to the
Reprint OF that Magazine may always rely on having
the earliest reading OF these fascinating tales,
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Field Seeds.
SPEED THE PLOW.

HE are now receiving a large lot of the
w Justly celebrated PROUTYS MEARS Cen
ter Draught PlougES of different sizes and patterns
Farmers wishing the best PIOug us now in use, will
do well TO call and examine them before purchasing
sls-v here. WITT DAVY g. ALLEN.
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WIl.DsIae'S
Iron Safe Warehouse

YIN IItpOI Tot Ute suIt OT ITHTT \ IH'W FalOTr
FOWLER PROOF LOCKS,
"a .lierchults' Roo.
MY Safe cannot be excclcd in works
VI manshp, or a complete FIRE PROOF
SAFE, by any made IN this country.
They wall not lnIure Books or Papers by Damp
ness. The locks now used, have very small key.
and should be seen by every one before purchasing
safes having the large old fashioned key.
~, Two OF Wrders old Patent Safes, made by
me ind tor sale low
JOHN f. WILDER.
IS Merchants Row, Boston. 39mOs3
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Dissolution.
Fine Gold

&PECTACLES TO FIT ALI EYES AND
- Silver ones too a prices lower than POORER
ones are sold by Jews aud other Pedlars People
who think II good Policy 10 buy of thos, who help to
support Colleges, schools. Churchs, the Poor
who help pay taxes, and the hundred other call
made on Residents, are reminded to think twice and
look before they buy; two three dollars each have
been saved by number Of customers lately by so
doing. A full stock OF Gold ana Silver (which is
Gold and Silver SpectaGes. sold by
February dSwu
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o." We heard the following interesting
conversation, few days since, between two
candidates for academic honors -
Bill, spell cat rat hat, bat, fat, with only
one letter for each word"
at can't be did,"
"What you Just ready to report verbatim
phonetcally, and can't do that; Just look
here 81 cat, 50 rat h 50 hat, 90 bat,
{ 30 fatn
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UFSThe following communication was in
tended for last week paper, but was uninten-
tonaly omitted.
tE0r The Free PressJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24
STEAM NAVIGATION.

Ths Passages Of the Principal steam Lines
Between New York and Europe During
the Past Year.
Below will be found tables of the time made,
during the past year, by tho principal steamship
lines between this city and Europe. 1t includes
the Collins and Cunard Liverpool lines, and the
Havre and Bremen lines.
In comparing tho average trips Of the two imme-
date opposing lines-the Collins and Cunard YES
sels-it will be seen that the latter are ahead Of
their opponents on the esstern passages by about
two hours, but the former more than make it up
on the western passages, their trips having been
accomplished in fifteen hours under their COMPETE
tors. With the exception Of one vessel on each
line, the Arctic (Colins) and Europa (Cunard)
having to put into Halifax for COAL their voyages
have been accomplished with great regularity, and
without accident, during the entire year.
The eastern passages Of the Havre line to Cowes
have averaged over day longer than the Liverpool
lines. They wore also twen!y-three hours longer
than the Collins vessels the western trips, bat
only about eight hours behind the CunarderS 1t
will DO berno in mind, however, that Cores is about
eighty miles further than Liverpool, 50 that the
western passages the Havre line has made equal
time with the Cunarders.
The trip, Of the Bremen steamers, both east and
west, have been rather protrlcted, they having
made only one trip in twelve days during the whole
year
COLLINS LINE.
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Our Irish C0rrespon uence.

DUBLIN, Jan ,, 1917
Tie Oh 2nd N1c i'rar-- Good Ne,cs for he Fricnjs
ofthe Eish Em'gvsnts-- The Cathoiic D3cice is.
so,iqfion-Slsan. tct,nsn irtiand md Nor York.
2da Lac Mr.. Batescn = An9ha attempt at
Aisvde'-Il Electric Telegraph,
The year 1851 has joined its predecessors Of the
past Of time, and it is but natural TO look back
upon the twelve months which have flown away,
ard erdtayor in the retrospect to discover what
Ireland has lost or gained during their lapse.
We fear there is little room for congratulation
Above all looms the melancholy and distressing fact
Of fearful dccminaton Of our people. While
every other nation is gaining almost frem one end
os the earth to the other, the census Of the past
year has disclosed that million ard half Of tho
irish people haze been struck on her roll, Had
this been the work Of a healthful emigration-of a
high minded ana buoyaut people seeking new
shores and new settlements FOR n superabundant
population in inc praies Of the Wet al had been
we'll; but, alas even our eInigation IS tho result
Cf the same thrice told tile--lrsh misgovernment,
Irish nisrule, irish ia mine. Iheee nave caused
the decrease OF human beings-these have TUNED
tie land, in many parts. iato a comparative viii
deiless-t these have caused, in the Wild justice OF
revenge, the re establishment Of ribbon and other
secret societies-the.o bave driven, and probably
Tor their advantage, thou anco upon thousands Of
the Iish people 20 other countries, until, like the
Jews Of CD, they are to be found under every go
vsgLneEt and every cline.
surely the English government viii not ever per.
severe ii its atrocious ltepmother species o ieaog
With this country. The land question, tho great
grievance OF tie Irish people, must be ceait WIN,
and that in "a eoiatoly. The Legislature has appa-
rcntly grown ashamed Of tEef AMI Catholic frenzy,
and this nay be beginning 81 something better in
store fer us, The storm II bigotry which,
he1aided ~ Lord john Gustells Durham lcs-
ter. swept over the kingdom from ore extremity
- ff h05 IL an IN
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Oar QU.bee CoTrespo denec.

QrEnEc, January II. 1852.
Cacniag # he Redmond Rcluay-R ummei Failure
If tie sthtme for tie KrHfar Linc-imqrm ca
iontai kaacSiS- Emigration Statistics far ISL
PGrir Emigration Destination, &c.
The first SGD Of the Quebec and Richmond Rail.
way was turned on Wednesday! Lady Elsiu's
health vas not sufficiently restored to permit
her to brave the igors Of an eastern gale ard the
GoyelIor excused himself on some similar ground.
The cabinet minister's however mustered Ia great
force, ard with the civic authorities, crossed tho
st. Lawrence mo very easy matter jas. now, az
the river is full Of large fakes of noating
ice. which drift with tho tide with DANCE
Ious ,impctucsity- met at the Et,he-
min tho directors Of tho railroad The
ceremony went of as such Affairs usually Do;
tic mine was exploded by Tic Hon. +. IIincks at
TIE right moment; speeches, appropriate to the oc
cesion, were delivered By the ministers and mem
bcls CT the City Council; after which, cham
pague lunch, served up az the expense Ct tbs com
rauy, engaged the undivided attention d tie
guests.
think told you II previous letter that this
rcad will eonpec. point On the south bank Of the
-. Lawrence, as reafsy on 2site tho city Of Que
ron6. Grom Montsea. to Poidand), the Junction 10
he AZ Or near TIC village oil R,ca4loud. The limo
viii be LinetJ miles lopg; viii open up fair ayc-
rage back copnIIy, aboundaug ii aGtsr 20 6er, ami
tie TINKER, dno wi connect lbg COP. .Gl CT Can ID
With the w network q railways weigh covers lae
face 81 tho Nortn,rn Sta.os. Il - t. cost tribe
moe tLar S20lCa Tcf nile. The dfst iSc miles
lsNe been .elo4 ~ contract D. Mc5sTs. Msncy ani
Iuihc.icId, OF flQr .feaL
While matters seen promising for this linc,
c!ouc has atiLs 81 tey 1yn II the great road
from Ia iax - 'Nerce. l5e team On Whi,h sAc
ccopra tlo G stg i'tarsriU> ~. Vo.o R,d To Mr..
- - .U# #4