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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-06


stesmshp Cherokee Davenport, Ch.grta, v Roberta.
Allen.
Slip Yorktown Bradish London, Grinnol N1 surn q co.
SIP Ats c-ics LaWrcnoe, Liverpool kingglane u Go.
thip btrhh BOYD, Whttlemore, HhvaDs Nssms1 Seas.
SHIP Rhiae, D0ene Mobile, D Hurlbut q GO.
Ship Creole, Pierce, New Orlc1pa, Frost 4 Hlaks.
Ship Osvego. Cornell, Ee- Orleane, 2 Stanton.
Stip Chape, White, Ohnrlcstcn. 4 Wardle
ship CeBlier, DeFhuiss, Fort haltlau, Foster, E5N
Go.
nlp viola Prorcott. Boston Athn6 4 co.
Barn HarthA Allen, King Rio JNnoirn x Cor inT.
Bufchard.
Erl3 lie tIs,. Pool. Hull, q D Horowood.
Eng stUthaed, Eishop. E6bile, I4add y Church
BfiE tison ullor, III vin Savannah, DdrrGn Dilcn
Dug eci0tA H1hhrrd BiltiDorc, $40 EaLt.
sane h3Net, Cook, proyircetownt Godharn Bassost
selp ramYofa Ksn5riss, Gptlaoai.oIa Poss.
sem IhomM Fags, CE@mmoE, Baltimore, Van Eruns Z
eehr Iarton Dt'n gernimay Beth Walsa 3 81.
Steamer Josephine 1ouion gOuth AAboy, s Eliggg.
Arrived.
Bb steamship Hun 5oidt Limos, H.vro Ian 1871 Coros
lih ard hsax q met tt8 NJ fased sirbro lsht ~
~, with utte nnd pNfatnegrs to y IAYmsaten Earo.
fsnocd very heavy wcathor and f0r nlno Gaysh< oonn
"a galc from The hehtgagd, carried away ps94lo b1cs,
Site buiwnfke a.. Pot INTO Lthsz Fob 10 rspar rud
i'm 49, las ~ 30 len ~ ttaamos bound tpro
baby The Pacific, hence for LIVERPOOL
Slip hudcver. ltano New Osl0ana, 10 days With mdse
en6 steerfgc eengers tc ter Feb T. TX PI ltt 80
~ Ion ~ exchelaed egnhs With slp bulheg henoe for
CheIlest0n.
.~ssgl.ss ~ rssoa Jan ~ Lei a. ION " 80 sxsa~as
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MARRIED..

On Thurs day evening by Oscar " sturtevart Alder
man Ct the Third ward Mr. CHARLES BAsBlrr to Miss
SUSAN DixoH ali OF this city.
On Wednesday, February 4 at Deep River, Conn by
the Rev Mr.. Cushman MIR. Howell, Ct Sag Haroor to
Miss pnofnE RocERs, of the former place
Or Thursday, February 6, st the Church of the Mes
sah by The Rev Dr. Dewey DAVID nows of the firm of
pows ana Cary, TO Margaret E. only daughter of Hora
ito Worcester all of this city
On Thursday, February by the Rev VIM 8. Balch
RICHARD HGArHER, Esq TO Mira. Asss Ann SWEET, al Ct
this
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der, a Ltieaeid Cole, Dunhsm, W Savage G Burr,
Riehssas, uapp I ssoSc Meoar.ney,' aie1.
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vens, b stevens Wilcox. onane' " Tho mas aad
wifi within .sFfiSs P ass F TsaIs: s2ss;
sis nsd H.RtA Penis say Cry, ss sl.'a
sSaies, se46Sfy, TrsiIorae, Farrell, Prsts 4
f = beda H., B9ssss Jones' Agard CrS1sss
us i k5a Hopkins ssar c sqaS.
u Hoffman, Goats, Mcdonald, n Wcodard Rorth,
RR9;IsnlSrs Merton Morton Isxn c.n
Hsr;s N E9ta, GNsoTe / Tjsspatrick, Z q iinIiu.
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se,t 7 IL. shay a Blanchard. oattinE' i Whit
ios2 L2yii prome.Asusp rOmpsa, Ell
p pS.,i sra pows = children Ms5y POg6l afsT
nns6estcT VIZ, sh,lsgen ana aservan, Noysro's
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n npson Hiss syer B.iiy and servant 7 c sseph-
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sohs,. sssSss q Rsssssa nST Tfs sI Ba,t
WIKI arS FS Gsoss ciSPRS
scinsour, Durfce Kiibourn wife aud Children.
SndteT: TAFT $oo i GS aas:r, Toed
81, MGyfrRiSK byrnss, Iewes' aGMuIn
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HIGBLY IHPoR-ANT TO INvALIDs-Ar IGrAs
ble remedy fox hcss depiorabIe debItler carse-
auont on selahqse hcapaotatne tAc msu Coz husnsas
scoiety sn9 Tnsny maF be hoard Of grsnB b. addres
lebornS unasr .h9ss eompsies1 especially shoe oer5s
plating marriage, before Supplying 10 Doosoe n ID 4tsr
whst his pros0ntions b. shoeid not fail y "a
liable Information, vhlsh Will sara shtnssves Rt s g.
tlN, time
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YE'Ak EARsIEn wohAN'E PRIVATE YKDICAl 0cn-

YyNM6 kARSIEn WohAE'E PRIvATEYKDiC2G Ucn-
parion-By Dr. a. "A. ksureesu, Professor OF DisaSssa
o. Twenssesh sdilon, l6nor pp zD-Psics 81.
Years Of suffering Of phyeSai and nen.s sngush % many
band might have been spared hy y possession thss
work 10 s intended especially fos the married thoSa
contemplating marriage Ii eisocges important seore.
V,aeh shoni0 be knewn q then part, o1erlY,
fAn,ilys 70 ie Of special portanoe.
nore, asc, every fenalssNs vifss she noskcrthe
eher budding into womanhooe AIS other ir ss deoas
ofer N whom nktuso sonseT A important ohAnEo
can dsevver she causes sysors and tic Gaos5 eoiors
and moss certain mode OF euss Ia essS5 oon pans
" Nbtch hcI COX fs subjeos.
(RxsrAcs OF losssr from gentleman In Dayton, Ohiel
DE-, A. 4. HAUaYoEAU- DAYTON Nay l. l9a&
Nv DEAn slR:-Xy wise tecn rsgcepsliy snsns fa9
soEae thIse ~ ehor angular
nerG every successive enc mese Snd roze 6sSsssjng
aa prossSatius her putting hsy Lie In imunent dargoIs
anc wh'oh wss on kae lass oeosnion despAirsd OF
pcrad shis 5ssD u things inevitable ana Resigned
selt 20 mess abe veTe A. tits nsae snow Abous tvs
aenshs heard boos highly tgoAen o. CONTRASTING
come matters soSilx ON iM rcoeipt and p9gas
cSraoS 10 the rses ID sIoyasd cy dis.sestA
:2, aGa Abe of iss psges tarsrAe5 10 wife, esy
ar ss she s-SAs 6soovery Of n H. DeGome provided
remedy. IL sperod prospect % me, whiah ts
have passed bead, In al human pgobsy .ay wisc
would haze kssE ia Der 7sycs arc my children s mcthee
IAs5.
T.i1 OF oousss pasoossIs TO Soarsy fully ,hs g.
Intended tcg tina .sreS thoeo contemplating sgrissss
For gale ~ "a Broadway, End 81 sc publishing oss fz
Liberty asTasa New YORK, Ait3te Zoe Albany; pa
Tsohsr gone Aisssma A. D. Pssorto ~ ChssscGs sssts
Eh,,sdeiphis-
p the receipt o. g. ccpy wIil be t-srsaisse8 M rea
fas possge rag part CT she uned Satee eaxs
must be addressed ros rzsd 20 DE- A. H. hsuEossa, bog
l2si, Nov YcsS div 0fses I2a liberty stTsst-
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Cd signals With snip Indiana, BeunaA from New Orleans ssr
sSp Ssnssn Sherwood OH rlssson. days with s,s,en
ship North America tnswl Newcastle No. in ballast 10
B.rk oryanso tof Bslfss.h csusns, Bordeaux Nov y,
raSe part pes Il ia. % lon
8 exchanged sign ais with Br ship STEERING e.
salt e Nssnsn vessel 70 BrooEm.n. ''''' WIN
schr wmW Wyer aof sSsssn s,odasrd. 81 Jaso, Cubs,
sshr Rachel Jane Smith, Washington, NC. dsys. with
sehr Richmond Tiby. Richmond s days
sssI iSsn y Ebsss; r I.ss yrsn,
sahr Nathan Haircut Drsks' virginia. days.
ss Sar chas Cooper rssassnd of Virginia sdsy
Sch: Hannah Ravens Evans, CtiaoOteague. lays.
schr Hester Adk ms Delaware. 2days.
seLr ship Carpenter, Barrow Alto.a. Del, 2dA7s.
schr Wolcott. Beers, Boston.
Steamer Rosnoss Parrish. Richmond and Norfolk. 80
Sloop Excel -. Fal! River.
Sailed.
STEAMSHIPS Promatheus Churchill San Juan Nio Chero-
CO. Naas lhagros; ships Yorktown, Brsdish, o4 don;
Chese smith, Charleston; barrie CUBA She.wood Lisbon;
lind during tho day, sW.
Buencs AyTes Tor axis porn with hdes TO Ropes 90.
vent afhpro Hog Island Feb 2, H. She will probably
70 whom. however, it is ssid blame DO ~
Tackled.
sohrs Emma, Wol,oss. and Louisa, from Boston vero
toved from beyond the Gate whore they had been
tined in The Joe for some tme past
Echrs Jasper Homer Lewis, Cooley Co. Victor, 3d.
ass
FROM Roekland Aid sloops gara Louis Fashion and ssa
anohor ii Harris Island toana to New iers.
The sahore as tho hishlsn reports inward bound
vessels in sight 50 srrses
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fgate Wa In waiting TO take them to Cayenns SIS have
also been sent to Havre for smbarkation and several
thousans Of others said to be their way various
seaports for Punishment to the pestilentd coast of
French Guiana.
The most important intelligence received from France
by the Humboldt, Is that Louis Napoleon has issued
DEGREES dissolviDg the National Guard throughout
France, but it will be re organized wherever the
government may deem 1t necessary for the maintain
Of public order. In such places the President will
appoint the conmandant, colonies, and lieutenant
colonies
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m TNTokTUNATEs ERIkND--UHEQuALLFD YcYs
W eradirstnF diseaFo. Blessed By snvhe try n Ths
nost proIsps 9rediosto yet % ma mar se s'en 70 r.
medical look Who Will give fees tfter thar C,t.ezs
and aegsREsrs saciiY ntglad remember Ia popoS e.
kARB's. Cana rtgsea sogher tf hrosdgay.
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nj uNpRrpN ~ Tn0aN wun nAvI cnNrRh Crrsp

I'll uGDRrD1 or yH03E VINO HAvl CONTRACTED
o3eaae, fre cia9pnointsc Of cure BY nes eslhag
cure oaee that may under his sttcr how
long Standing sionE Patients invited g his Dis
rennsy NO piygos street. rea York city 80 shonssnta
yearly his practical experience AND great
dos Ersngers who boon unfortunate In tse feS,n
byscan solicited 70 cali she Doctor H
yemey Drop, those who
priVsse dsOaso iihe mss9 Proe 81 with private osr.s
foope Of eg to rot this medicine EnS
intrinsic value Of this remedy ovgt all othea dr.
9oyersd a. that IL docs net airy up the poison OF dscae IN
She blood break out At period nscra
scrrbe maDne bat thoroughly roos every ra-tac &c
disease (oiten IN foTycgh, hourel placing the raons ~
e same retop e before he ever eohrae.sd sy asssss
sh0ir chronic cases Doctor Hunter NO fee mi o.
Medical booE8 800 pages All consultations prvasr sx;as
rrAtS ResfiB the moss sorriblo osscS Ia a,a ,ia.~
slight Affections cuYad IN siy hours.
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DR,AA oKoIxa PREyATa MsDIoAl TRkAYIgn-

HR;AA oKoIxa PRIVATE MsDIoAL sREAYIgn-
~ Fitch editloG Sy Il. Q. LIS Croy, g. Albany, E:ys
Shespss book punliehed $50 $50 fne plates
she Physolegy OF Marriage ana sha insTises sHA
disorders Of yoush Tn.srrisr resulting oxcesse
ehiea destroy he phyaioai ind powers ali
SielE from ipeisdresor with plain and sir pe rules BY
which All persons saUre sAersslvca. without erous
.Fts The suahors observations stcisse iS sutes aud
ssphs ossrssspS shs saAson and pbyaIcosy hna ats
sb5g OF tns reproductive Of both seiy
sr:cs uses and functions. "a cens.ns Z important
hints 10 shces contemplating nasyncry which win over
o6e ehtootons against marriage sheulA
s.ke s important sseR viheus consulting p.see,
" sess Of all dssssee OF femn.eF vhsses married snE,
ssrlngeys vho requrs medlos aid before consans any
~ EnsN rtosneE tnss Gags SIS propsfS uA-
sse irpesor OF Quaokery prevalans popua, c.ss;
smsnty yeas hss been daily coasalsed uon IA. gerenA
assssss " which hi less trcs personally ws ~
pest paid yn soocva COPY BY tee OF postage 81
hvc copies for 81 Atdress Dr. n B. La oRotA BenysS
sarseA Albsny sc!d by 6arres & Co., g Ana siros
eSce, Is Ley "a etroes, guslSio.
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CBA SlCKNEsS-THE ONLY SURE AND CERTAIN
- remedy this grea. dread OF the ocean, be had 81
Broadway Captain Berry. of the steamer Marrion
speaks Of SO an s1s'ing wonder He distinctly tsal
the only remedy that has tried that would afford
the slightest relief in sickness No who has NOT
10 the should think Of taking voy-
without IL Sold in bottles At 81 50 par
dozen. cash. The only place where it osn be had.
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NR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELiJATY DIsaAEgN
II makes tho ssoedess cures known AL who hsvs
contracted Frvss disease make early application. Ks
arctcnt is che Arbitration or sosrs themselves
disappointed cert.i o. from him however ErSA
3sr doctors may have fsiee relief afforded ougS
sorna nee IN elk hours; fees rssuTed medical te3k
srnt.s Gfaee. GanAl e.raeA. ooEnsr Of GrosaYaI.
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An LARxOnr sueago IL 81 SuOIgrY. Arpx.l

M LAMxUMT, sUkaEVE, y. =, sUVlarF, AID Il. y
ls4 g. Medicine hsa estssshed (by h greatly gspor;cI
broasns OF s private discrsct reputation which
sorey envy hn for The sssonshnsly rapid
any ediainss bat u hoss syht.o oaaes o monag hns
gsRrs 6rssyer oausns se Destruction CT Abe fog
Sveg Snd which bsve bean der sac cars OF shs moe. emil
nans without success his services much soushs fog
and yalHed for unless she Is entirely 2o
the poison, II seO.s she Innocent osprsS for ssnsrs
tont The written certificates putlahaa bY hLi
eiTes tSas 10 VA nos afraid 90 cannes DO equsod
ahough h prooop.og. we've s great ssrd OF Paris and
kosen of oadon Tka aorfcRsos also scuds The
fersUnseg numerous scais Of se, atusc, .hcya
shrr1Inds osnGce cured wis yo0oines he
fore especially sclas those hs cured AZ sbardoaed casaa
cfvhssoyeg sonptnt ia this Speciality, he always goa
asr atn q abe saaa With 's soheI yssawap
Ioss Once Nov York, vii be necessary Patients sppsy
Ing personally have sepsrss5 rooms, Oboe hours ~ tie
oganE all L. And . IL she evening AZ AZ Reads srees
SSo DOCKS from ErosdTEy eppp9ss SsewBrfr0t IL the
druggisse N.R.els GSsigal wark Will b pubis!eAS
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The Cape or Good Hope.

In consequence OF the late disastrous from the
Oape Of Good Hope successor TO Dir Harry Smith the
Commander in Chief there, had been appointed and
was about TO proceed to the eeat OF without delay
The officer selected is Major General the Hon. George
Cathcart, who has been removed from the Deputy
Leutenancy of the Tower OF London to replace Sir H.
Smith Major General Cathcarts appointment to this
pest is not looked upon as very wiss stroke OF policy
the TIRES declares he has NOT seen any actual service
for nearly forty has n, experience whatever of
bush fighting or predatory warfare having served
cuivey in large armies involving military opera) ns
the most gigantic scale 1t is the general npression
therefore that this officer is not destined retrieve
comparative disgrace into which the British have
fallen IN South Africa
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bE JoaEs3E, NO. II DUANE STREET. SO wEIz
NJ known in the Treatments of decAse Diseases Thc Doe
tr -erutason for eku In taese hsopred CASES es hsvs
existed for years rro-erinen Constitutional weakness
orou2hs on by noc!ef habit efestasy osro6. Reosst
oases cured In ieug days. serfoct oha-ss.
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The Promo thcus Affair.

by the tenor Of our advices by this packet, think
we justified in announcing that The Prometheus at
fair is settled or at all events fair way of amicabe
Adjustment. The London Ners in leading article upon
the subject hes the following expressive paragraphs
The modification necessarily excited in the minds Of
Englshmen by the reflection that countryman should
have far nttd himself is relieved by the convic
ton that interruption OF the harmonious relations
existing between the two coustriss likely TO arise
from this untoward event. The tone eld temper in
which the affair h spoken OF in Downing street.-the
dent expectation there expressed that It will be AMIGA
bly, arianged-adris only OF Interpretation that
her Majesys government Will express to the cabinet
Washington in frank and manly terms, their regret at
what has occurred and testify in marked manner their
disspprobaton OF the ssgressors conduct
If we are right in this inference little more will be
heard OF the firing upon the prometheus Ii i, 10 be
hoped however that the incident wilt be allo we'd
pas altogether into iorgetfulnes without is being used
point the moral OF the vers anomalous absurd and
dangerous fashion, in which the government OF this
country has allowed itself be entanzled in the iser
able politics OF the called Kingdom OF Mosquito
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
- vate Treate, &c. Office hours 70 ~ o'clock A. NJ.
and 70 O'clock A. Sunday excepsed) No. SO Green
Nieh street From Tia uncommon advantages the
author has enjoyed .ncnB which he would having
resided several in Paris for tho purpose Of
st. dying thsse oscEes followed by long snd
slve prscsice devoted exclusively this sreosty he
wth9ua hcSitaton psomiso even in tie most syore and
Complicated casos rs rec0nda1y diseases SO &C.,
ain af snd radical IL obtened from
any othec source in America Those who apply ear,
er STAGES Of diseases will sc grahed the rapid
~ Of the cure which 10 often Elected very fow
Separate waiting proyded. For Ares.meat bv
lothor, adoreaa boz hna PosA ofi %.
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loCr0F WARD EEK2g NUMEROUS CUcgs or
A. delicate diseases Corner Csnai street. aRt BresarsY,
Ear batter sbo uafoTtans themselves ha 10 10 snY
o. .le 2no-anS LunLag5 DeaT NOT to you
aass 70 come a last 1hsa VIII % ratied beyond an
70 I'LL oarea. CONSULTATIONS prysss. medical kssk
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MEDICAl..

GARROLLS INDICATED. vAP0R, SULPHUR AND
~ Iodine Baths No. Great Jones etreet are a ONLY
rhury fGS cleansing the skim and beauyins the
dicae from the system eeds com
plants speas. salt rherm scrofula and othor "a.
slightly diseases Of the ekip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-06

I'M. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THn
~ last twenty csjoysi tie extenGyo praotico
In private diseases of snr medical IN New York He
oAn cure The most aggravated csses Of this disease ana
mild caae5 cured IN Dr.. Cooper cas- ouro The
worst formin from to s~e wocks--of onai
debility brought By habit rlged by young
This whom too frequently INDUCED in bsgcts dys-
rspsia weakness q the libe and snail tho back
fulton OF the intellect and aversion society psrfcct
guaranteed in each charge.
DONE be deceived, L have not left pufa street,,
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itnsdisc service lis tsosnent ~ removing th-
eIalte pAtent from euioEing ana probable cettcnr
sat'y tnd ptrenent ueourisy BE gets daily many ss
ent oesss tass have ee1ed others. Those coming 80 Linz
bs axo efnn&te for hoF ols5d before the hni
1rcnocs Of delay chow themselves No foo, snd melsM
hoos Klnta laoo UanAl ttreet. corner Of groaaNay.
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MEDICAL INTIRNARY FOE THE CURE OF Dis.

!A eases OF the throat lungs. scroful. &c. No IL
LspenArd street. This uo ed upon new
and pian and al pssen. shalt 20 cured With
The physicians in attendance only IL 10
daily other parts Of the day being devoted hsr family
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Salad.

Sennshps Pron.atheus Churchill Ban Juan. Mo; Chero.
Ice Wiacl. ehasrcs shps Yorktown Bradsh, ioa don;
Chase smith, Charleston; barks Cuba, Sherwood bon
Petrea Whitmore ChArlenon; Nash Wsss, 81 Tho
ind 1uYin tho d.v. 9W,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
THE HOMESTEAD BILL,

Ih'i bill which has occupied the attention
OF the House nearly half the present session.
has passed that body. lis provisions NAV be
oiNtyrc.t, and we give an abstract Of them
below
>g" / Any person who is the head Of a
iamIy, and 4 citizen Of the United States, or
any person who is the head OF a family. and
had become citizen prior to the lst day of
January 1852, as required by the naturally
auon laws Of the United states, shall, from
ana after the passage Of this act, be entitled
10 enter ire" OF co>t.one quarter section 100
AIRES oi nnapproproated public lands. or a
quantity equal thcreto,to be located in body
III conformity with the LEGAL subdivisions OF
me pubic lands and after the same shall
nave been surveyed
i, Inc person applying for the benefit of
we act to make an affidavit that he or she is
me mead Ola family and is not the owner of
.Ns estate IN land at the time OF such applica-
i.o' anu has not disposed of any estate in
'',,' 10 ''hTn the benefit Of the act.
register. ''''' '"' '''''
!. All lands acquired under the provis-
wa ,TDs OF the at, shall in no event become LA
w. 80 'ne SatIstactson of any debt or debts
therefor. issuing VI '''c patent
-oo a.. Il at any time after filing the affidavit
iuIre l. and before the expiration of five
"a aIs' II Shall be proven that the person locat
ba on such lands. shall have changed his or
80 residence, or abandoned the said entry
no.. more than SIX months at any one time.
."'n III" land shall revert back to the Cow
,'ilc't' and he disposed of as other public
'A'.'i' are low bv law.
g.. any individual now a resi,lcn. Of any
1.' Tue or Territory, and not citizen of tho
nI;n. .o' states but at the time of making an
tIoSa 'i0n Tor the benefit of the act. shall have
declaration OF intention 50 70 do as ra-
~; ..'st ny the naturalization laws Of tho T.
,bs 'a states, and shall become a citizen Of
n,d zane before the is>uin. of the patent, as
,I WV ana provided for in this act shall hs
'u on an equal footing with the native
mil In Section. No Individual is pern,itted 70
'''e more than one entry under this Act
WIG DELEGATEs.-.Nera,l. \I,v .,
ro AT Inc primary elections. held ,bn,rabtn,
Wb;,' srsey on Saturday. for delegates to the
~a;i.5 ''ate. Convention, the bes, feelino nre- .
,,-,s. Delegates we're chosen wi,bo9,r ~
~ r. ions In EFzabethtown, tn. res;denoo
e., >'oh' the whole delegation ,re IN h:s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-29
I Ill E G A l. e % O MAJ n.

F; e Extract ola letter Of Mr. Wee! to the
Albany Evening ,jourla, Iaici "E,rac. A.
prit {. 1882:
9c'c'cci. p N-We nave seer St. Peter.
illuminated 1t was L ii sht that rici7 com
i"nsates Tor 4 long Journey to R"nr. Tie
effect is truly magniicrlIt-lnurh more ;,
than can be imagined from I'll the ,lt.,.rj,,-
tons or views We had seen. In ,ae comma RI
son. all that had ever witnessed In tne WAY.
ot llinmlnau"n, was ,a@:c aai Co;nlnonr,arr.
We drove 10 tic churr;: 4; och. <. Tn.
lighting of nine thou>onl !anips took bat ten
minutes. These Illuminated 81 Peer, from
lis base to the brass at the top Of th,. dom.
together with the corridors on either side %
the square. Tn, showed the church to erra,
advantage. Bat brilliant as this was tf.t
which succeeded WIS far more 50. AIS a.
riock precisely, and as The great IcI o: <.
Peters ;o:,! the hour. insan.an. ous!v ,,,,.
''Go.,ien Illumination" occurred Thyn>an.i,
OF additional AMI even more radiant l;ohts
appeared as if by ma2ic. And now the scene
was Oh" Of gorgeous beauty. HE mighty
Cat!' il';l w, IN a blaze ci ;.lor;ou, ,i.,.r..
Several bands were all the Whit. ,l;Sourei,,
,o!;, mellow niusir AROUND The 9iuarc m
which We're from tiitv 10 >rvcntv-i!y. taor-
s:ni spectators. Having Tasted cur eyes o.,
tbs hc,u;itii! scene, W. drovr 10 tie t.nc;an
iii, ior the TurIosc at Obtaining another and
more distant ,icw. This too WI, beautifully
grand. And having devoted tHo hours tn
the Illumination We retained deeply impress
ed with recoilcctions ui j spectacle OF uu,;..