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ASl ONlSllING CURE OF A LADY 60
YEARS OF AGE

DR.. M. RTH,-SIR,-'rhis is 10
Certify that my wife mas been afflicted With
the Scrotula from child, aud tor The last zen
years she mas suffered beyond description, 1t
made It's appearance on the upper part ot The
mouth. aud also on The under jaw it had be.
come SUCH an eating suie that small pieces Of
the bone have core out, and WAS attended
with the most eXciuciating pains In this
manner she has suffered without finding any
tetiet, She was attended l." ONE ot our best
physicians bu' all t. no purpoSe-they had
ali gwen her up Al last she was induced to
Try II, Fownscnd's Syrup, of which she took
twenty bottles, bu il did her no good. Seeing
your advertisement. she was indeed by a
frend to try your Syrup sen, To your agent
in Hartford and procured bottle for her. and
astonishing as it NAV seem. before she had
finished taking that bottle she was reviewed of
those excluciaiitg pains, and her mouth is
gradually healing. She has taken four BOTTLES,
and she is NOW aoir to be around and ateut To
her hons .hold duties; and we would hereby
recommend This to Others in like manner at
hced, as being one of the best medicines ever
,ffered 10 the public; and i've feel duly CRATES
full iha; we could obtain anything TO procure
relief Yours respectfully,
JOHN EMMoNs,
MEHErABLE EMMoNs,
canaan, April ., la9!
we. the undersigned friends and aequans
iances of Mehe'able EL,mnns, certify that
hers was the most distrt ing case of Scrofula
and Tic Dolereaux we ever witnessed, and
that she has been restored to comfnrtabi e
health after having been given up as past cure
by all her acqnaiEtances, and that the sifie-
menl given abnve by herself and husband may
be relied upon as ST .ly trae
M GERsHoM NJ FITCH.
EMMoNs ARNOLD.
RUTH ]. ARNOLD.
JULIA EMMoNs.
AUDNEw EMMoNs.
SAMUEL EMMoNs.
EMELINE EMMoNs.
liENRY J. MEAD.
|, Miles T. Granger. To vn Clerk Of the
Town oil Canaan, hereby certify that am ac>
quainied with the persons whose names arc
subscribed to the foregoing certificate, and
lha, they are persons Of high respectabliiy
and every way wnIiny Of credit
MILES T. GRANGER, Town Clerk.
Canaan, CT, April 6, 1882.
| also certify that my sister had become
completely debilitaied. that she suffered from
weakness peculiar TO tie seq and thai you,
Syrup has entirely cured her oftnis werkness.
which she has loag been afflicted with, aud
slso that her general Eealih il greatly i'm.
proved, Yours respectfully,
John EAfAaoNs.
Or For agents see advertisement in aloiher
column.
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Norfolk Academy

Tho Eall Term Of this school vii com.
mence on Wednesday the 25ah of August
to continue ;hirleen weeks. Il is.oL grea
importance Ina. all who attend. should BE
GIN AT THE BEGINNING.
w. B RICE, Principal.
u 1rfo'k, August ., ~Iaal.
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N0FtlI7FW by
Kenny 3, GRAVES, 1ndes.
FOR SALE.

Gle seresof excel. NJ hind, Situated Ii SAIL
i.onry. about one mils>ea from ne Csnsre
Village. On said premises ~ a&sliing
house, vknod.houses efleres hAsn Snd rarfiAxe
house--neing the residence of ~. Enih6F
Tic knpE. late Of Sallsbnsys dscea6ed. TefH&x
af sale liberal. Ruqnife 81
EEAzA ItenSpR. "a che pretlls1
Salishugy. August 81 III. le52.
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DIED.

In this town, 18th inst. NE Benjamin
Vail. aged 30 years and S months. The
deceased was born on the spot where he
spent his days and where he died. He
belonged to. an era of which few remain
among us--and through his long life, he
sustained the character Of an intelligent
citizen and sircsre Christian.
10 Sandusky City. Ohio, llth inst. OF
cholera, Isaac Augustus Mills. eldes, son
Of the late Judge Mills Of New Haven.
In Fairfield. 18Th inst, Hon. Cyrus H.
Beardslee, aged 53.--late Speaker Of the
House.
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District Of Washington So.

FIObAle Court, July IUlIl, 1909
ESTATE of Gershom Fem. late Of
Ia Washington. in said Ris.rict deceased.
The Court of l9roaale for the District of
Washington bath limited and allowed six
months from the 81 inst. Cor tile creditors
of said estate to exhibit their clanas for
settlement. Those who neglect to pressn.
their accounts, properly aitesEsd, within
said ,inle, will b. debarred recovery.
All parsons indebted to saii Estate Tor
to the h,e firm Of G. Eenn 4 Sony are
requested TO make Immediate payment 10
BEssETT 2 I Fs I'M. E.eco.ors.
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Dial,irl q IarrirgIan. q

KEtUdft7 LUWtIa JuIIF tyFH W.. >
IHSTATEo &c DQRcAS SiMoNS, late 81
IL TMringi0n. III said District dereassa 3
ilhe Court Of Pt6h1te. for 'he Dist acs ~ lnrsH
iinelam hath united aud allowed s.x months
ln,ln the ~ here1f for ihe cFssliipFsintsald
Estate. rep, esen ed insVlveais u yRhieh - ex-
hibif their claims thereto and has eppntnt-
ed NOAH DRAKE AID THOMAS agRss.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the first
~ meeting of Til. Landon Iron Compa
ny. Joint Stock Corporation. will be
holden at the office of The Landea Iron
Company, at Sharon Valley. ii the county
of Litchfeld, on the 28sh day Of August,
1852, at TO O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated at Sharon the 9th day of August
1852, Horace LANDoy,
RoDERr BosTwTcK,
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Removal.

DR VAIL has refa"srif III the slsiasa
Houss.'' south side cf Easlst. Office Afhetor
over the sioreiecenll. ocenpieahy 81 r. Belle
. :sk ALI calls in the Iines 81 his pFofessi.t
left either - hi& hesae os siice sill bs lssnp
Is attended to
LitebfsId. March 10. 1851 Si,.qi
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WILL perform at Litcbfeld. Monday,
W 23d August. ls52.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock, p. NJ
Performance to commence at half past 9
and half past Z O'Clock, p. NJ.
GEORGE II RUSSELL. Manager.
PRoF. NIXON, Equestrian director
RUFUs WELcH, PropIie!or Of lAe Ma
tionai Circus, respectfully announces 10 the
citizens Of the United States, the following
attractions. both
EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC,
with tho assurance that in point of
NOVELTY, MERIT. VARIETY AND
SPLENDOR,
they can surpass any attemp. ever yet
made either in The
UNITED STATES OR EURQP :
The arlistes, both male an ] female, COM
prise those of the highest order OF talent,
engaged expressly from the
FRENCH. GER MAN, PRUSSIAN AND
ENGLISH ARENAS;
together with those established American
lavof.tes from the cilies OF Philadelphia aud
New York.
The entree into this town will be of a
grandeur begsaring description, assuming
more the appearance of a
TRlU MPHAL ROMAN PROCESSION
'han the entrance Of an Equestrian Com
pany.
THE SPLENDID ORIENTAL CAR
containing POSTS CELEBRATED
NEW YORK BAND, will be draw by
TEN CREAM CoLORED HORSES,
Followed by The entire Troupe, with allthe
rrappings. Paraphernalia, Banners, &C.,
&c. The Pavilion used for exhibition pur
poses is the LARGEST, BEST AR
RANGED, AND MOST CONVEN,
lent, ever introduced: Of magnitude
capable Of holding
5000 PEOPLE.
1t is perfectly water proof and secure.
among the most prominent features will
ba found
wi ALLIE MKNNA
The great Equestrienne, from Berlin, and
her
PRUSSIAN DANCING HORSES, LA.
DY GREY AND JUPITER,
engaged expressly for this establishment,
by RUFUS WEIGH, during his late continen.
,al tour through Europe, at an immense
expense.
MEEE MARIE
the Charming, Daring and Finished Paris
ian Artistic. in her bold aud beautiful scenes
Of Equeslrianism.
At nm inconsiierablo pecuniary outlay,
an arrangement has been effected securing
the services of
MADAME CAROLINE.
AND HER QUARTETTE OF TRAINED
PONIES.
LEVI J. NORTH.
DRAMATIC AND SCENIC EQUES-
TRAN,
Pronounced by the most competen,
Judges of the old and new world, 10 be the
best LIVING RIDER of the day Also
his celebrated, and thoroughbred Ameri-
can trained horse Tammany; his fascinat-
ing daughter, Miss VICTORIA. tile
smallest and youngest equesfrienne In the
world aud his wonderful Boy Pupil
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Al Court Of Probate ho,l.m at Torringtom
within a,A tsr the District If 'rorringion
the 10Th das OF July. a. u. 1852,
Present. ttGSRy s. BARsaue, Julye.
NdE Administrators on the Estate OF
n WILLIAM LEACH. late of Torringlon in
SAID dlstrlc,. deceased, having represented
the estate insolvcnt and gwen notice to all
concerned 10 appear before this Court the
present day, Il one o'clock afternoon. to br
heard relative 10 the appointment Of Com.
mlsspners, and NJ Que appearng-'r hiscnuri
doth appeia RUSSELL G.. Abernethy aud uri
rayior Cnuamissitslers, 10 examine and ADJUST
the claims OF the creditors If said estate; and
aIsu doth decree that six mouths from This
date be allowed hem 10 exhibit their claims
to said Commissitner aud d5lh direct tha,
public notice Of this order be given by al
yertizing the same III a newspaper published
in LIchtield and by post, 6 copy ilereofoit
sign post IN SAID Torrlngton nearest the
place where The deceased last dwelt.
Certified irlm Record
HENRY $. BARBOUR Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet al Church Hotel in Wo,cot..
willie on the second Saturday in November
1882. and the second Saturday Of Janua
ny 1853 al O'clock in the afternoon OF
each Of said days for the purpose OF attend
ing TO the business Of said appointment.
Russ ILL G. ABERNETHY. Com MS
URl Taylor. siona,~
All persons indebted to s1id Estate re
requested to make immediate pay MEM 10
DEMAs CuE, Admins
JpLrA A. LEAoH traitors.
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District nr i.itch6 iii. 4.

Probate C0ut, June. 2fsb. 1859 II IN
~ STArE III ANON hi TODD. hlo
Ia of I.itciIReid, In said District do
ceasc,, The Court Of Probate for the
District Of I1itchheid. hath limi,eJ and III.
swed six months r0m,t the date hereof. toe
tile Craditnrssf said ESfa;e. represented
insolyent. in whjch 10 exllbjt their claims
therete and has appoinlea FREDER
lex ID. BEEMAN. and BENJAMIN
WEBS FER, Esqs.. ofI.ischGsld, Com.
,nissioners ,oreceiye aud examine said
CartiI3sd by
HENRY B GRAVES. Judge.
The snbacr.bers givs notiee That they
sh..N meet 81 ihe Office IL Hoiliskef ans:
Bsssnan, III said Liclaeld 90 The 3sI day
Of August and 2zth day Is uecsmhef.
A. D.. 1861 40 4 O'cluck 10 tlle slisguoon
ON sacl, IL said days. GU me purpose Of
attending On The hushsess of said appoias
menE
FIlEOsK b. REGMArS, j Connie.
HEM WEBS Ter sioneFs. y
All persons in Iebted- To. saii Estate. Nte
lrea,Eesse.l u make isbasdMl0 l,aynens ~
JAMES L. FORD. Adm'nissfaeor
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ICED r O.

FFYDRtULIc RAMS Csst Ira CiStsia
HI Pa.np3. Sheet Lead. ~ Aale ~
NJ CONE
An kinds &c Jnh Va, kslane III. & VIe.lills
mesa Fave Tsougha I'm RpaIln -
West Cornwall, Ave- %. ASA
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isls-lsaving the ministry in a minority
of 81.
The Morning Herald states the returns
at SAT ministerialists. sO4 opposition.
giving the ministry . majority Of a.
The Globe has SSi Free Traders and
Liberals. 2s0 Derbyites. SO neutral,
which giving government the advantage
Of all the neutrals, leaves them in mi.
nority Of 8; and tho Daily News shows
$50 liberals. SIS Derbyites, leaving the
min istry in minority Of "a. Truth, as
usual, will probably be found between
the two extremes. It is expected that
the new Parliament will assemble about
the third week in October.
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A BoEAPARrR IN THE AMERrcAN AR.
Hv.-A promotion of 43 cadets of the
Military Academy at West Point has
taken place IN the U. s. Army. We
remark among the number the name of
the cadet, Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte,
who was No IL in his class at the time
OF the examination. and who is appoint
ed to regiment of Rounted riAelnen.
He is the grandson Of Jerome Bonapa,te,
brother Of the Emperor Napoleon. Elk
King of Westphalia, and now President
of the French Senate. His grandmoth-
.er, Madame Patterson. first wife Of
Prince Jerome, resides in Baltimore. and
isin possession Of considerable fortune,
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TAKEN UP

-A BY the subscriber on
A%0 ~ the I'd inst, three last
Rl spring Cubes. The
owner is requested to
prove property. pay
charges, and take the N away.
LucIUs d. ALLYN.
West Goshen. Aug. IL, 1852.
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4 OSr-Betweea Mar. Ha.rs and the
County House corner. in North street.
a short Gold Cnain and Key. rho finder
will be literally rewarded BY leaving them
at this Office. If
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F,r3full particulars see large and SINAI
Bill, at the different Hotels, &c.
Irrhe above celebrated TROUT Pc
will perform ut New Milford 18th, Kent
10th, Sharon l7rIl, Salisbury 18th. Canaan
10Th, Wunsled Goth, Wolcottville 2lsi, Au
gust, 1854
THOMAS TUFTS, Advertiser and Ag'l.
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NOTICEI..

NOTICE. i
The coparlnsrship hsfetofrs existing
between. Harlow Rows AMI Johi Dixon
ucder The na,no of Rays q Dsxon. il This
day dissolved by mutual consenfs
AL persons having ctsisas agsinst them,
are requested opressns thsalim esiiatslyss
and al persons having unsettisd book .ncs
counts arc hsrsby requested 20 cancel them
without delay.
either party anths .ssd 10 sign In closing !.
VI the hnaiassa. ssss
tTARLow Rayas.
IN Dsxoss 81 !.
s. No,7o N, Tub
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u. g. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS.

dHFyOFU, Conn.
Mnunsats assl r,n,s 5of American and
italian Marble. Bapiismal t'onts.M
Tai Tablets, Urns. Vases. Map,les,
Table Tops, Italian Tiic for
Floprs. sc onstaally W,
en- hand or farnlshed 10 osdet.
Hartford. June isl
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g ~ H. A- ~ G. g Id
IMPROVED, AND RE ORGANIZED FOR THE SEASON OF

Master Willie
THE BARE AND BAR ACT WON.
DER,
in his parsonage of abe
PRIDE OF THE HURDLE.
MR.. w. F. WALLET,
the English wit and jester, and accomplish
ed actot, both as
CLOWN
AND GENERAL MARION,
insthe great American Drama entitled
MARION AND HIS MEN,
PROFESSO NIXON and his sons AL
BERT. GEORGE, and JEAN
TtlILLON in their
GRAND CLASSICAL POSTURiNG.
SlGNOR BLISS.
The man of many forms.
MONSIEUR THOMAS KING.
the renowned vauirer and Ssmerse,
: hrnWar
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Land Warrants Wanted.
OF the Florida and 1912 Wars, and also Of
the Mexican War, for which the highest
cash price will be paid. Please call on,
or address by letter.
Ms. WEBB, Hartford, CT.
May 25. l65 ',--3m
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FRANK WHITAKER

The renowned four and six horse ric err,
in his act entitled the P,iie OF the Hippo>
drnme and the Courier Of 81. Petersburg
rog.iher with an eatire Corps Of Actors,
Riders. VauIfers Dincers and Auxliariss
whose names, BUSINESS and talents, will
be found upon reference to the bills Of the
day.
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BDARDll NC gC!EIO Ilf,.

BDA8WI NC SCMO IiL.
MIR. HINE would respectfully inform
AA his patrons and the friends Of Educa-
tion that the neg, term of his School will
open on Wednesday, the 25lh inst, and
continue IA weeks. For the common
English Branches, including Vocal Music,
$4O per term; for the higher English and
the Languages. $45 Lessons will be Civ
en- in Drawing, Painting, Music, Piano
Forte and Guitar, in French, German,
Spanish aad ItaliaH.upOn reasonable terms.
The Modern Languages will be taught by
q native teacher
D. HINE A. p, Principal,
Miss MARY WATERMAN,
Associate.
Warren. August 10, 1852 -5ws
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THE GREAT NATIONAL DRAMAT
&c SPECTACLE OF

|
NJ A RION AND HIS MEN.
will be gwen for the first time arranged
with the greatest care and precision, with
evory precauiion in regard 10 Scenery,
Dresses, Decorations Properties, &c, &c,
10 order 10 render it 0ne ut the most ln
posing and pleasing features ever present.
ed.
The Grand Romantic Piece of Ancient
Legendary, entitled
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
with splendid Accessories, PROFESSIONS.
Dazzling Armors, Classical Costumes. Orig
inal Music. Flu chorusseS. and powerful
caste of Company.
Zach performances will commence with a
GRAND EQUESTRIAN ENTREE;
Introducing the whole OF The Highly
Trained Stud Of horses. The most i'm.
posing one of all is styled,
THE KOSSUFiI CAVALCAD E.
BY the principal Ladies aud Gentlemen in
ful
HUNGARIAN COSTUME
Two more Brilliant Features distins uish
this from all other Companies, The hte-
rior is ILLUMINATED WITH GAS, and
the exterior with
PROF. GRANTS
IMPROVED DRUMMOND LIGHT,
Rendering the promises light and cheerful
the darkest night.
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Admission % Cents. No hall price.
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IMPROVED DRUMMOND LIGHT.
Rendering the promises ligh, and cheerful
the darkest night.
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Al Court Of Probate ilo,,len at Torringlon
within anA tsr the District IT 'rorringlo
the 10Th dAs OF July. a. u. 1882,
Rraaenk HAIRY i. RARnnrrn In La
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North Kent Falls

On Friday last, we aeeomb pa Med friend
to this; famous cataract = and were most
agreeably surprised at it's extent and pic,
turesque beauty 1t is situated in the
north part of Kent, 10 this county. a little
east Of the main road leading to Cornwall
Bridge. The stream is branch of the
Housatonic. called Forge Brook, which,
after passing through Warren, goes roar.
ing and iumbling down the mountain, over
rocks through gorges, and amidst the
Widest scenery. Commencing al the top,
the FIRST and principal fall is over traps
rock ledge of some 70 feet perpendicular
height, though the water is arrested abou,
midway by'a large circular stone basin,
in which it bois and circles a moment
ere it makes another plunge. At the foot
of this ledge the trap-rock suddenly ter,
inmates, and from thence 10 the valley
below, the stream passes over and down
through a bed of lime rock, in which the
eddylng waters have carve&scores of cups,
'mortars,' tubs Canals &c. In a dis.
eance considerably less than half a milo,
there is a fall Of three or four hundred
lfeet. -" -"
|. We understand there is to te grand
Pic.Nic at the Falls on Saturday, the I'd
of July. We suggest that the gentlemen
and ladies' of Kent, CORNWALL and Warren,
who may be gathered there on that oeea-
sion, shall effect temporary organisation
among themselves, agree upon an aprro
Pirate name, and give the falls forma
christening. They are well worthy of
name--and have hitherto borne no dis
,inctive appallation.
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Bnrylqry-Gren amount Of Money
not Stolen On Friday hight last, the
Farmer Printing Office was broken INTO
and two desks forced open. by some
person who was sapeilatively green as 10
think. or hope at least. he might obtain
money 'ep3ugh o'pAy him for the trou-
bic he had'tsken 10 perfofa his" opera
tions. But, my g'ief," wasn't he most
egregiously mistaken ? A printing
Office is the last place on earth to look
for money, as all experienced burglars
are well aware. We concluded FROM
this that the person must have been
new hand at the business, or else tota-
lily ignorant of his latitude and longitude.
Mex. time the fellow wishes to rummage
our desks, for this purpose, we hope he
will send word beforehand, and we will
leave them unlocked, with our pocket
!. book and nllits contents exposed TO view.
by this arrangement he will save him
self the trouble breaking locks, and we
shall not be put to the expense OF repla-
cling them.- Bridgeport Farmer.
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Interesting Centennial COmmsmOra-
-. ~ * ton, al II

| tiOns
I The original Constellation Of Li,chfeld
County was organized in Litchfeld, July
7, 1852. 1t embraced all the churches
until 1871, when an amicabIe division into
the North and South Consoci atoms occur.
red.~ q e" . g. -
These tyo bodies intend TO commemo.
rate the Centennial Anniversary of the
primitive org nization by appropriate SOL
enlhities. They will meet in Joint session
at the First Church in LitchIield on the
9Th ofJuly. 1852, Mt II A. NJ. The pub.
lie exercises contemplated are as follows:
Wednesday, July 6, 2 P MA DIS
course, embodying the History of Con
sociotion to be followed by another,
depicting the religious society of olden
time.
Thursday, A. M.-Prayer meeting.
10 A. M.--BiogvapAieaE Sketches OF
minister's aoho have laBorred in this cotsntv,
2 P. M.-DiscoVrse on The Reviuals
which haze distinguished this region. :
Communion Of the Lords Supper.
The churches in Cons ociation are rep
resented each by pastor and delegate,
who. with persons invited from abroad, }
will need the hospitality Of our dwell>
ings during the session. 1t is hoped
that families who can, without serious
inconvenience, admit guests on this occa>
sion. will generously offer their accom-
modations. Names OF families with the
nun her Of persons they can entertain,
may be left during this week in book
at the sto:e Of G. Adams & Co. Those
residing within two or three miles. are
near enough for the accommodations
desired: B. L. SWAN.
June 25, 1852.
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We learn from the New Haven Palladi-
um, that eight members Of the Sophomore
Class Of Yale College have been .inde Unite
" suspended for editing the recent Yale
Tomahawk.'
~Our thanks are due to the Hon.
Vim. W. Welch of the Senate for yalu>
able Legislative documents.
MIR Graham, the whig nominee for
Vice President. is now Secretary of the
Navy; and has been Governor, United
States Senator. &c. He is one of she
most popular men in the South.
nThe length of the Proceedings Of
the National Convention sonpels US to
omit par of the Legislative doings.--
The defeat'of the law for the suppression
Of tipping houses, tie passage of the
free banking law, and the abolition Of
capital punishment, are the chief acts Of
importance, st' ,