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SECOND CONGREsS.--Firs,
Session.
W4smNGToN, Wednesday 18th.
SENATE.


WAsHlNGToN, Wednesday 18th.
SENATE.
Mr.. Gwiu presented the credentials of Col
W eller, the new u. 5 Senator from California
who was sworn in and seated.
Mr.. McRca, of Mississippi, presented the
credentials Of Judge Adams, successor to Mr.
McRae. Mr.. McRae SAID IN taking his leave
he begged to express his thanks for the cordial
good feeling, and the uniform kindness that had
been shown him during the brief period of his
membership.
The Chair presented a communication from
the Secretary OF Oregon Territory, giving an
abstract Of the laws of said Territory.
Mr.. Shields presented IA petition from a num-
her OF citizens Of Alabama for AID to the Col
inns steamers.
\ debate -prung up concerning the priority
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, from the Commit
tee on Conference reported the Land Assign
ilent bill, with a recommendation to recede
from some and insist on certain other amend
lnents. lie explained and advocated the re-
nort.
WAsHNGToN Wednesday, March IL.
SENATE.
Mr.. Rrodhead presented petitions asking for
Increase Of duty on Iron
The bill granting land to Iowa for railroad
purposes, was taken up and passcd-3O to TO-
The bill granting land to Missouri, to and IN
certain railroads, was ordered to be engrosscd
also the bill granting land to Alabama Tor rail
read purposes.
HOUSE.
The report of the Joint Committee of Con
ference, on the bill making Land warrants as
t'gnable, was taken up and agreed to.
be House then went INTO COMMITTEE Of the
Whole on the bill supplying deficiencies n the
appropriations for the present ftcal year.
Mr. Smith made "loung America" speech
iilfowlp2 the old Presidential candidate oyer
lie referred 10 the confusion existing IN the
I'cmo""lc party, bpl believed d was confined
- thl. AGus".
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Eeaol n offices,
Henry Francis, Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chitrnten, commissioners to re-
ceiyc ex anime aud ;.dlus' the clams aud demands
y! all persons, against the estate OF Henry FRANCS,
late OF Burlington in SAID District deceased, repre-
scented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from Inc
day OF the date hereof being allowed by said Court
tor that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that We will attend to the business OF our appoint
ment ot the dwelling OF John Wheeler, in said Bur
lngton, in said District, on the twentieth day OF
April nest at 10 o'clock, A NJ. each of said days
Dated, this lSlh day March, A. ID. 1852.
J. WHEELER. }Commssioners
CALM PEAoE, O''"'''a.''''
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CARPETINGS !
BOSTON MARCH. 1852.


WE have now in Store and are constant.
w ly receiving our Stock OF
GOODS FOR Spring SALES,
and would call the attention OF purchasers of Carpets
during the present season, to an inspection OF the
same. Our list embraces al grades OF
English and American Velvets, Tapestry, n
BRUSSELS CARtErlNGS,
in new and beautiful patterns. Also, new and hand
some designs OF
SUPER AND EXTRA THREE-PLY AND SUPER
FINE INGRAM GooDs.
Extra fine fine and low priced wool, and Cotton
and Wool Carpets-Stair Carpets, in all grades
Straw Mattings. OF all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths rugs, Mats, &c.
Our assortment is very large and we would invite
particularly the attention of Hotel Propretors, Com
mittees for Public Buildings, Housekeepers, &c, TO
the same.
WIN. P. TENNY g. CO.,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot.
Haymarkct Square.
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CALIFORNIA.
q iii &c OF GTegOry's
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
no Pearl, cor. of Wall St., New York


4 \ consequence OF numerous personal applications
l. and also by Nlal aud Telegraph Tor Information
respecting the lives to California, and to Pas
sac Tick - Gu the steamers, the Subscribe r, now
issue {. rcuidr twice each month, showing the prices
charged on different Ines, with the dates ~ dtpar.
ture this and the period to which tickets
have been sold III advance.
Also an account OF the departurr Of Transient
Steamers and sailing vessels aroma Cape Horn with
prices OF passage by each, and hen the same can
be obtained.
Our long experience in the California Express
business enables us 10 prepare IA circular from the
mu- IL liable sources and which embrac e much use
u Information to those gong, or intending 90, to
California.
Those IN want of such information can he supplied
with Circulars by addressing Us, tpUst PAID
Persons residing vi distance from New York
who desire 90 TO California, can save themselves
the expense OF Journey TO New ork and conse-
uuent loss OF time, and obtain Tickets by send
Ing sight drafts on View Iork, payable to our order
or by reference to respectable house who will pay
tor the tickets when secured.
The cunp,Ilsatlo charged for this service is FIVE
DOLLARS lor tacn ticket procured. All orders Tor
tickets should be accompanied with the names OF the
parties IN iull.
We forward Package Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer leaving Tor California
THOMPSON " HITCHCOCK.
March lf w6no's
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At Johnson, March II, by Rev Mr., DorGnERry,
Mr.J A. MANNlN !, TO Miss JULIA Ann AL
LEN both ut johnson.
At Burlington, on the 18th inst, by J r. HorrEN-
EEcK, Esq, Mr. GEQRGEP. BARNUM ,ot Burke
IN the State OF N"w YORK to Miss ELIZA CUR
TlSS, OF ;hs town.
In EsseS, VI March llrh, by Rev. AMOS OSBORN
Rev GEORGE WlIlTNEY, to Miss EMELlNE
\. TYLER both OF Essex
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- MT. Ncal low, tnc IdlllOuo dut"Oi vi
the "Maine Liquor Law, as it is called, has ex-
pressed himself on the Cider question" as
follows:-
"Poriiand, Feb. Sd, 1852.
Mr.. Il Dear Sir--ln answer to
your inquiries, have to say that the Maine law
does not forbid the manufacture of cider. 1t IS
not intoxicating 1rhcn manufactured. 1t may
be freely sold rchen ne'c and afterwards heptlor
rinegar The manufacture goes on i'll this
State as ever, but after il becomes Intoxicating 1t
cannot be sold, except by city or town dgents.-
Perhaps YOU may publish this information to
the world, to put the cider question, as you call
it. to rest. NEAL Dow"
Now the question is; Can Vinegar be sold
Mr.. BOWS decision is that when the Maine peo-
pie lind cider to be Intoxicating" they must
stop drinking it, and 90 to keeping it "tor vlne-
gar" And here arises another question Who
is to tell when cider departs from its harmless
character, and becomes Intoxicating" unless
the experinenter gets drunk on it And if he
gets drunk in the experiment, is he to blame,
or the cider? Ought not cider to be required
to girc notice when it becomes Intoxicating ?"
In short, the question appears to be:-Undcr
what circumstances can Vinegar be sold We
hope Mr.. Neal Dow will give us further 'reve-
ations."
- We are indebted to Mr. FooTE, Of the
Senate, and Messrs. MEAcuAM, OLDs, DoTY,
and RANrou1, of the House, for interesting
public documents.
- Tho Cincinnati .\onparel speaks in
terms Of hiuh proise Of Kinney's statue of
r,l,, Allan ,L,,rh t., od;to, Los never soen
~
It, lie .NonPdFe" never tooh "'y oll's y"
credit more safely!
- The Sprinrfiell Post states that Mrs
Jenny Lind Goldschmdt has purchased a farm
III Northampton. -Er.
It is suuposed that Jenny Lind purchased
,h;, c,.,,, haoo,,o sho hos rocon,lv got bus-
,'''' ''''''
oahu-II'ah'
- The last BrrfHeJoro Statesman in its
s,u,,,r,, 81 .r, ,.,y, ,.f the wool, sovs.
., ...l =, ,,a.,,.. p...;
IoS ina, ",auch.s TOR Enncombr and M, .up
themselves ridiculous.
Like old iather IAolnAsS astr@noIhica' cal
culatlons, this Is adapted to all latltudes' Of
| 'Congresslonal proceedings and VIII DO Tor
one week as well as another.
- The Boston papers announce that a
Pamphlet will be published on the Odd inst, to-
day. by Josiah Quincy, lr., Esq, late Treas
urer of the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany.
The Post says
The rumor that Josiah Quincy, Jr., Esq.
will soon publ sh pamphlet giving history
OF his connection with the Vermont Central
'change '''0 F'O "
Tbo .4,oe in tic nonev article remarks
Much curiositv is manifested relative to the
forthcoming pamphlet of the late Treasurer Of
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Very suddenly, on Friday evening, March 10, Mrs
MN DOOGSON, wlte OF Rev. Thomas DoDGsoN.
In TINS village, March 2lst at the residence Of
her son, MR. JoHN ;. PEIRcE. Mrs. BETSEY
PIERCE, aged Go years
% Orleans County Gazette please copy
la hl- Village this morning. the 9Th INST, at 8
O'Clock, HANNAH VI. wife OF ] \. KIysNiy,
L.. md % NcaI.
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Mr.. Majors replied, demanding an cxpana- |
ton ofthe ideas Of the "Young America" party
Mr.. johnson, Of Arkansas, occupied a short
time IN complaining that the House, by its hasty
action had prccuded him from explaining the
items in the Deficiency bill, connected with
the Indian departments
lie is to have time tomorrow. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March ~.
SENATE.
On motion of Mr. IIamlin, the bill appropri-
ating 100000 for Marine Hospital ut Port
land, was ordered to be engrossed, Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The proceedings commenced with fare
up between Messrs. Dunham and Fitch, and
which Mr.. ID. closed on his part by saying,
"There is another time aud place"
Mr. Fitch replied-"Ncry we'll"
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Deficiency bill, when various
matters were discussed, mostly foreign to the
,ubject-atter which the House adjourned.
WAsHINcToN, Friday March -.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cass made "A personal explanation con-
tradicting the charge by Col Davis, of Mlssis-
suppl, in Il letter published iii the Union this
morning, that he designed to deceive the South
in the Nicholson letter. lie explained his
view. regarding the Wllmot proviso very fully
and commended for the right to take Slaves INFO
the Territories.
The Senate then went int executive session
and shortly after adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
After several unsuccessful attempts to 90
into Committee ON the deficiency bill. the
House took up the private calendar, and with
out coming to any conclusion,
A motion was made that the House adjourn
till Monday. Motion lost, and House ed-
journed.
WAsWNGToN. March 90, 1852.
SENA TIE not in session.
HOUSE
NJ. Orr, of South Carolina, moved that the
House take up the message from the President,
relative to the accounts OF Prosper VI. Wet
more which was agreed to, ana after bret
debate, the subject was referred to the Judicia-
ry COMMITTEES.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, Of Arkansas, the
time for the close of the debate on the Def
cheney bill, was extended SO as to close in two
hours after it should be again called up in Com
nittcp.
/ Mr.. Johnson proceeded to explain the amend
nents tile committee on Indian affairs intend
to @ fer 10 the bill.
WAsuINGroN, Monday, March % 1850.
SENATE.
Mr.. Clarke's non-intevention resolution was
| taken up.
! The galleries being filled to their utmost
capacity with ladies' and many more being un
able to gain admission. Mr. Bldg9r asked the
unanimous consent oftho Senate to admit them
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Ma. WEBSTER Trenton, M March %.
Hon. Daniel Webster has arrived here to at
tend the great India rubber suit, which has
stretched to 50 great length already. He IS
stopping at the American hotel. The Court
Opcut tomorrow.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
y TERINE CATHOLIC0N,

~ Ill IL discovery
4 Of he above
Preparation has es-
tablished a new era
in the history o. the
Healing Art; it is,
IN truth, one Ct the
greatest " sdicaI
Discoveries Of the
age, because il wi
cure more than n.nsz
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, to a
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and comprise all the arrangements TO which females
liable by the peculiarities OF their organization
Among these are Proapsus Uteri or Falling of the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and liberation of tho
Womb incidental Hgmorrhage, or Flooding Flu
or Abus or Whites Chlorosis Painful, Suppress
sed and Irregular MenstrutaiOn, &c, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer excepted,) OF whatever
duration and severity All these Complaints can
pleasantly, safely and certainly remedied by thi
preparation.
The claims of this Medicine to the confidence Of
the public strengthened by the fact OF its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage Of
many prominent Members OF the Medical Faculty in
the United States, some of whom have voluntarily
given letters OF commentator, (see pamphlet sus-
tanning all that is claimed TOR the Cathslicon as
curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms OF the above dis
cases. together with testimonials from Ladies of the
highest responsibility, as certified by the most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet TO all which the
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners is respectfully
invited, can be had gratis at my store.
THEODORE A. PECK, Agent Druggist, Burr
hngton
REFERENCES.
?. B. PECKHAM, NJ. D., Utica, N Y
i. D. FLEMING, NJ. D, New Bedford, Mass,
d. Y. FOOTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, n. Y.
NJ. ii. MILLS, M. D., Rochester, n. Yr
W. w. REESE, NJ. D., City of New York.
w. PRESCOTT, NJ. D., Concord N. II.
Central Depot, 1868 Broadway, N. Y. w2smosd
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2W' The attention OF FlRENEN, MERcHA~Ts, and
Others, is directed 70 the card OF JAMES BoYp SONS,
Boston. 1h, Is az old established house and be
Inc large manufacturers, are enabled To offer their
goods Al lower prICcs Ilnn small dealers. They IN
VI, an cAduluJriuH ui then large and varied ,lurh
tcW@ assured .Irr puJC. witt sau-y al, vino cdll
40 N 'il'm
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me a gouI deal OF expense All those having de-
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and have the m ADJUSTED.
JOEL H. DIX.
March %, 1882. d2wSw3w
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GuIpnore,s Patent Apiary.

III IL + subscriber having purchased the
4 P;tent right tor this valuable Improvement in
the county ot Chittendeu will dispose OF single or
Town rights on reasonable terms as may hr desired.
The cxprnces hives is about one dolai, accompany
ing the deed a pamphlet giving all necessary d.
rections as the building of hives and llouses-'lso
tor managing the Bees, single rights ten Doars-ail
communica tons al dressed to the subscriber at I'm
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I ON i.iiCiAL.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WLoEESpAY, March II
At Market 81 Cattlc--ahout i5O Beeves and
81 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows aud
Calves, yearings, two and three years old.
PAGES Market Brei-t.Xtra, 81 90 per cwt; lst
quality, 81 so; I'd quality. 5000; Sd quality $500
ordinary Slai,5O.
IIdes-iai5D per cwt. Talow 81, 5na6O Veal
Calves 5alO. felts 100 81. Cali Skins % Zoe
per 10.
Stores-Working Oxen-S95, 9s, lOall2
Cows and CaNes-S23, II, 2sa36.
Iearings-S l0nlj.
Two Years old-SlS, 20, 22a3l.
Three Years old-S3O. 81, 36a5l
Sheep aud l.amhs-6jO at market-Prices--
Extra Sc, Sail. BY lot s267, 3, 80 n5.
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Within few days bill for Reciprocal
trade with I anada will be introduced IN the
House. What It's character Is, or what the
probabilities of It's passage are, VIC have no
m.ans'uf knowing.
The motives heretofore acting upon the
friends Of Reciprocity, urge with increased
force now ] he Free Trade Ministry Of Greal
Bitan haze gwen place to Protective Minis
try, whose object will be to procure an act OF
Parliament TO decrease the importation of for
eign breadsiuiiS Now that the famine has left
Ireland, Great Britain begins to think of pro
tectng her Agnculturlsts by IA tariff on import
e gram; an she has taken the first step by
forming Tory, protective Ministry
II tins foreign market for American products
is now closed, anada will still more be in
want Of cur markets. At the slmc time, our
mlrkets Will be- o,ertlowing with our own pros
dlcuons. Our expectation of grain will be
nall, and our agricultural interests will be de-
pressed.
1t may become necessary under this increas-
e activity Of the friends of Reciprocity, for
the Farmers Of the West and of New Eng
land to make known their wishes to Congress
by petitions We shall wait with sohcltude
the report of the new Reciprocity bll.-.>t
.HjaHS Messengers.
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Grass Seeds.

WE have now on hand large quantity
w OF Timothy Northern Western aud southern
Cover Seed. Northern and southern Red Top,
Nc which WIN sell at wholesale aud retail, at the
lowest market prices.
DAVEY & ALLEN.
Darlington, March -, lsj2 wit
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Great British Quarterlies
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AND
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These Reprints have now been III successful oper-
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! Although these works are distinguished by the
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aga2ne and first appearing III It's columns b2ih ~
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by Messrs Scott x Coz so that Subscribers 10 In
Reprint OF that Magazine may always rely on Eavln!
the earliest reading oi these fascinating tales.
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Ess'S
Iron Safe Warehouse

And Depot for the sale of Halls new Patent
POWDER PROOF LOCKS,
% Merchants RotC.
MY Safe cannot be excelled in work.
Va manshp, or as a complete FIRE PROOF
SAFE, by any made III this country.
They will not lnlure Books or Papers by Damp
ness The locks now used, have a very small KEY.
and should be seen by every one, before purchasing
Safes having the large old fashioned key.
czy Two OF Wilders Old Patent Safes made by
me and for sale low.
JOHN f.. WILDER.
25 Merchants Row, Boston. w39mos3
l)ICH ARDSON Attic Expedition
IA in search OF Sir. John Franklin, price ) / -
barren. or the Merchant Prince, a Historical Ro-
muIIce by Eliot Narburion, arttOr ot The G res
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March 30. d&wtf
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~ Magazines, Tor Apnl, received by
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Temperance Life Insurance.
1tIE American Temperance Lite In
surancr Company, located at Hartford. Conn,
500 100 paid up Capital.
Temperance folks can b. insured in this Company
on bc,er terms than can be offered to them II any
other Company IN the United States. California
risks taken at rednced rates. Office at the READING
Room on College Street, over smith n Richards
Drug Store. .
JAMES T. PHELPS,
Agent Tor Vermont
Burlington, March Is. d&wtf
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Field Seeds.

EgARROWFAT, Early June, Ohio, and
IA Sack Pens; Poland, G'ack SEA aud Buck
Wheat; Seed Corn &c, tor SAFE ow, by
pAVEY y ALLEN.
March -. WI
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SPEED THE Pillow.

I'VE are now receiving a large lot of the
w Justly celebrated PROUTES HEARN ,cu-
ter Draught Pi0ughs OF different sizes aud patterns
Farmers wishing the best Ploushs now in use, Will
do we 10 cal and examine them before purchasing
esew here. VIII DANl & ALLEN.