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TAxERIoAn PoErRY is very commonly

- AMERICAN POETRY IL very 0"O-'
regarded a. drug, to be endured and swallowed ~n.a
must be- bu, rot to be enjoyed, nor by the cana'u
and judicious commended The following ci'A.o"
from Mrs. Kirkland's "Gsrdsn Walks among inc "
Eta seems 10 US of different order from the verses
which have earned such q reputation. Ihey arc "'"
the pen of lady of rare genius and cui'ure'
STILL DAY IN AUTUMN
ny SARAH HELEN WHITMAN.
Love 10 wander through the woodlands hoary,
In the soft gloom Of an auturnnai oay,
When Summer gathers up her robes oil glory
And. Ike dream Of beauty, glides away
How ,brousb each loved familiar path she iinsers
serenely smiling through the golden met
TIMING the wild grspe with her dewy myers,
TIL the cool emerald turns TO aIncthyst,-
Epdling the faint stars OF the hazel, shining
To light the gloom Of Autumns Wondering halls,
With hosry plumes the clernsts entwining
Where Ger the rock her withered garland falls.
Warm lights are or the sleepy splsnds waning
Beneath dark clouds along the horizon rolled
TIL the tan: sunbcams through their finges raining
Battle al the hills in melancholy gold.
The moist winds breathe Of crisped leaves and lowers
In the damp hoows OF the woodland sown,
kinghng the ireshnefe OF sutumnel showers
With spicy airE from cedar alleys blown
Beside the brook and on the umbercd meadow,
where yellow ferntufts fec. the fsded ground,
With folded lids beneath their painy shadow
TIE geptien mods, in dewy sluribers bound.
Hmm those soft hingd lids the bee sits breeding
Like fond lover 10th 70 say farewell,
Or with shut wings through silSen iOds intruding,
Creeps near her heart hi- drswsy tale 10 tell.
The little birds upon the hillside lonely,
Fit noiselessly along from spray 10 spray,
Silent as q swcet, wandering thought, that only
Shows its bright wings and softly gldes away
The scen;less flowers in the warm sunlight dreaming
FORGET 10 breathe their fdllness OF delight
And through the trsnced woods soft eire ere streaming
still as the dew fall of the summer night.
TO- In NY heart sweet, unwonted feeling
Stirs ike the wind in Oceans hollow shell,
IL rough all its secret chambers sadly stealing,
Yet finds 10 word ts mystic charm TO tell
P,epia,,ee X
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II. Paul ms IL il, md us IL was three years
agO-St. Paul in WiIderness-Indinn scalp
Dnnce-Removal Of Indians-Iadian Char.
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TO THE TRAY ELLI\G PU BLlC
First GLASS Hotel.--Terms $3.50
Per Day.

The subscriber, having lately become proprietor
Of the FRANKLIN HOUSE, Chestnut Street,
between 81 and ilh, PIIILADELrtllA,a and hay-
ing REDUCED THE PRICE Of BoAbDio 81 80
per day. gives notice that Notwithstanding This re.
duciion. he will still continue to keep a. FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
The Franklin House hasjus Undergone extern
ded alterations aud is now fitted mp and refur-
nshed in superior STYLE, for the reception Of visi-
tors. The Lower Floor, formerly occupied by
stores. is now included in the Hotel, forming "A
,pacious Reception Room. Genllemnn's Parl"r,
and Dining Room, thereby allowing an addninn Of
ihrty ohaniIbers aud beautiful parors, font
ing on Chestnut st. The Room. oflhs Hotel are
superior to most Others, being constructed with
sleeves, forming rarlor and ed-ehamber attached.
wel-liglued and ventilated. The location is un-
surpassed, either fnr business or pleasure.
BEN. II. WOOLMAN, Prop'r.
16im. Philadelphia.
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NEW COMMISSION
BOOK STORE 4! !

The undersigned having taken on ale. the
books formerly belonging to Mr.J Hag,. To-.
gcther with fresh supply from Boston md
New York, is now open at the New Store
No.2 Davenport's Bio OK,
where may be found complete assortment OIL
Books, Stationery &C.. usually called for
His stock CONSISTS in part Of School Classical
Theological, miscellaneous, Blank s. Toy Books
Blank Deeds, Cap Letter & Billet Paper, &
Envelops of all kinds. Pens. Pencils. Ink,
States Drawing & Md>ic Paper, Crayons &c
There is also circulating Librnrt attached.
Continuing over 100 voluncs. The Public
are invited to drop in and eSaifiine, aud il
they trade, the prices shalt he satisfactory.
HENRY l.. SHELDON.
Middleburv, Nov 10, 1852 SO
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Fever and Ague.

RI, ,or. all .,,or,,. ;,,,..,t,'1 a., H.. .,,,,,
al Nv, ~ nv a'', Xxx ~ =,
',; y" ;,s ',;',,' ~, ~, ~. =.
sn'ast me-, Us u'i, y, r c, eN ~.
rp ~ vEIrINc rm,inh %tnW
The bi,orv az hi, remarkable medicine
n,sn,,,, As.,,,,, al n, >,.n,, MI.
nr'r, r.iA AsrIMn ana uhNh"AL n; ''n, ~
w ,.' - -: 's, '''.,' - Wv
h'os' "cnucrl"i oi'co'rlles III ne",cn' 81 II heei
"mu mas E,'em u 'vr"'a''o" '"i ".;""r III
tencu! hho"n Io' '"e'e 'o''P'''"''' ia "''
'", ~, N",,""a .o' nlt, p...-......... ,,;x
inc 'NFseua''u D'.'r's .o',".n no'".s LIZ
VIM .''I W "H'''''V '' ''e .i,,l"r,
no 'ii.rl'y whatever TO the ' =, a'c L.
1t ni'N'"Ie'' gum" 80 A"''S' Us
purely medi'al com, o"L'i III N,',h nro
co'n"'h ihe most N"'n"i''e It I'M l"' I'm,
ana pee" '"r oNiI'"",eu inop'''!' r''n ao.
unknown, nut "iEn'H ,n','clouS III W. cor"-
P'"'n's "'lS'"e ll"" N,"N"'Ss M"
mcn'. or pro'tr'',"h OIL inc stomach anu r. r.
ten gchei"'l!' II h''.i anu "sIoen"'I
tome remoNlHg a'i "is"s .tr"n.es w 'oins PM
ns'S'''hS ".t"'' W ne" H. 'l'o," y" NV
IMPAIRED po~c.' o. 'He 'E'Isin. Nu"'l"u .'
'e''c'S IN l,'scss'o' VI 'NI .o''' I'm
lh9'e WI? nave ,i. Detn our'H or srtat! nVneh'-
te" by inns 'neu,''hr' car, ,c seen on "fPI.".
non "4n l"n'lhItls sent .! man 10 IN! F''
'' 'h' C"'''u 0''''s'
Among thenu'ner0's an highly re.psslaLIe
certificates, VIC refer 10 The following
Prof A. A. HAYES, NJ. d. Stale Aisayer.
FlTZliENRf HOMER, Esq, Boston.
JAS. C. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer. Dos
ton
Hon, MYRoN LAWRENCE, RI-Fre'r
Mass. Senate.
Hou.L. III ARNOLD, foimerl, Gov. Il. l..
now member Of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRlDGEiorm ly Gov
OF Michigan. now L. $. SENATOR.
Hon ). T. NiI ;, Z thAp' iofmeii! GOV ''
ke4'ncEyi no% TN 10 2rHI ~ : st
ilph >. +. p i'i-'-'-'~' y ~ SEHe'O' ''"'''
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STATE CT VERMONT. ! Be il remember
District of New Haven, IS. ! ed, that at Pro-
bate Court holden ut Bristol, within and for
the District of New Haven on the 18th day Of
November 1851 The Executors on the estate
of JOSEPH Gibson
late of New Haven, in said District deceased
made application at said Court TO examine and
allow their accounts MS executors thereof with
said estate Whereupon said Court ordered
executors t. notify Nil persons concerned to mp
pear at Probate Court to be holden at the
Office of the Judge Of said Court ut Bristol in
said District on the fourth Monday of Decem-
Der 1852, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then
any there to object TO the allowance of said
account, if they see cause by publishing a
copy of this order in the Alddlebury Regis
terra newspaper printed at hiddlebury in this
States three weeks successfully previous to
the time of said court.
HARvgY MrNsLL, Judge.
A true copy of record
3l:3w. HARvgY MuSsiLL, Judge.
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CAUTION---Neithero of these artroles are
genuine without the signature Of :! A. Weaver
II Co., on the outside wiaplfr.
Manufactured a New London, Cuun by ), \
WEAtER& Co, to whom all oldefs must be adj
dressed.
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S"TAI'iONER

100000 Envclops, 200 Gross Steel Pens, 20
Gross Pen Holders, Writing Ink in any guam
tity, and Of the best Manufacturers which will
he sold ut New York or Boston prices f1r cash,
W. meqH rhat rc say. Country Merchants
and Teachers will find it fur their interest tc
examine our Stock and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders solicited bv mail or ex-
press. NICHOLS & WARREN.
Burlington. Nov. 10, 1852. 30.
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ElLGHS COLDS AND CONSUMPTION

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BiI.sAM. il
probably without parallel III having, dung trial oi
NOR, tsn Twenty hve Years. fully maintained the high
rcp1tn - WIN II It Ia, acquired for CONSUMPllNE
COMPLAINTS, all DISEASES nf the LUNGS,
THROAT and CHEST 1t has been used with pruha
bly, greater success than any other art Gle knuNn and
phys an. vlu have hi'l an opportunity Of witnessing
it, high a,uary FL, els. recommend safe aud
very rhchciuu edciwc. equal II not superior, any
other prescription Tor Ibc above complaints within
their know icdse The ha,- Of this melicine pri
vac 'ecipc oi d stnrusacd physician IN one Of The
rcsh Ing States and wn- es rived by III inhi, idual
10 WHOM gave the most astonishing relief II !,
posed Of veg, table and II ueds coru 10 direct us,
must he perfectly ,ac.
F."m M-s.rs Alien CO, Ms,chut. Gin. inn.n.-s
Thusc per who have used the Ny ia /; Pu nhnHry
Bal .an. normiy speak of la va iblu mr, iens
aud frOn til, qua ~ sold siinlin. the nnmrr.
aus other pre- arrtnn> u's for similar complaints,
consider Il fret On the lis.
Respectfully, &C. ALLEN & CO.
The Edi'or of the Serera Fla !, Cou Ter says We
have had to wi tho Good effect Of tho vcg-
rtabic P.mun ~ Rnsnm in our flme /, the c,,e Of
,0ung lad, who ha- tec. entirely cured al Cu>suNr-
rfnN, Ivy the use of It, aud also coughs aud
cold, AMI chccrluy bear testimony To IL, hcng ,ai,
convenient aud yer y rifcac Gus nedi uc in Of
That descriptions - l to- Courier.
Clrieymnr from rhi'a lclpiil Wits, tia; he has
brrh IN the habit n n,eiug tho Nc.rnhle Pulmonary
Bn for him. efand ani Y. TO Ito last hrt eavss-
and ,nto of rec umnondiul it 10 lis lends aud con
ldeir- it au invaluable remedy TO- al pulmonary com
ptl us.
For the last Eve years Of my tract have ~! the
satisfaction To witness the beneficial effects Of the Nrge
table Pulmonary Balsam IN many cee' Of ub.tn ite
colgh, m Other affections nt the ungs would there
fore nfd nifty rec imrended its il all complaints
ofttc chrt, rs being rqua il MT supo o. ANY other
medicine within my knowledge.
I.em-ter " u. TRUMAN AHELI. NJ u"
sF-BEWARE nF COUNrERFElTS aud IMlTA.
1IONS such CATERS CnMPoUND PrLMuNARY
BALsAM, AMKRIcAN Pri MnNARr balls. NJ aud others
in part bcar e the name Enqui for the Oiti |, by
It's whole nnmc the.
" VEGETABLE PULMONARY BtIStM,"
and that 1t ha. the written Signature Of WM loss
Curt In uponR yellow Label on the blue wrap ors.
Each bottle and zeal Is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsum'
Prepared by REED CUTLER co Importer al d
Wholc.ac Dealers in MkrIrtSEs, PAtNTs, CnEnit ATS
and DYE SrUrFs. % India Street iiot,n, and s'l by
Druggists. Alothecarcs aud County Merchant gen
orally. For particulars and recommendations n
pimnh'ei accompanying each bottle. Price 5 c'nts
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CONNECT AT BURLINGTON

With Steamers for Pldtts5urch &. Msafreal
RAT R0a3s, and with the TcrmORi Central
and Vermont & Canada Rail RoaG;, for the
East, North and West, via ChGmplaiR d. 81
Laurence, and the OsdensbuygA Rail Road
CONNECT AT RUTLAND,
With the Trains Of the IIcstern FsrmORt, Rnt-
land 4. Washington, and Saratoga q. JR4sh-
ingtoR Rail Roads for New York Albany Troy
Schenectady, Buffalo aud for the West
CONNECT AT BELLOWS FALLS,
With the Trains of the Cheshire, I'erpaoAi
Valley, and SaliiuaH Rail Roads for Windsor
Boston, Worcester Lowell, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, & New York
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LAMOILLE ACADEMY.

The Winter Term will commerce. fhtirs-
day, Nov. %, with The same Instructors ms at
presscnt Tuition as hercioiore-Board S 25
to SO per week in prvvt families.
Communications should in no case be adj
dressed TO s, MERRIAM bn. to the Principal
Il. Il PANGBOKN, Principal
johnson, Nov. Q, lSj2 9O:3w.
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Liberation.

TNHis may certify that have given my tws
l. sons, Thomas +. and Robert 4. Farmer,
their time during the rest of their minority,
and that | shall not pay any debts Of thcif
contracting or claim any of their wages after
this date JOHN FARMER.
Ripton, Nov. 18th, 1857 3Q.3w.
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school. BOOKS.

1000 Mandcrville's Sander. ,Town'a ,erie. of
Readers 200 Mitrhcl's Biographies, 200 Smiths
10. 400 Adams Arithmetic. 200 Grecnlcafs
do. 20j Colburn do 2O0O Webs,cr's Spell, RS,
500 Towns Spe'lcr and Dchn,r, 100 Smiths
A sirnI a II &c &c
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BRIST0l.
HIGH SCHOOL.
TINE ID term of this School will commence
l. Dec. Sth and continue eleven weeks.
Miss HELEN +. GiGER, Instructress.
JANE NJ. SPENCER, Associate & Teacher
Of Music.
" II. l.. lloLcoMB, Assistant
TUITION PER QUARTER.

,Monocrocmatic Painting with material, 1 so.
Tissue Flowers, " " 200.
Lesson in Writing free Of charge.
This School is located in the pleasant and
retired village of Bristol, five miles from
Rutland & b. X. r.. and offers superior ad-
vantagcs to those desiring a healthy and at
tractive place for the pursuit of study them
selves, or for the education of youth.
The village is on a fine table land at the
opening of the mountains and is exempted
from the inconvenience of clay and muddy
streets on the one hand, and deep loose sand
on the other.
Those desiring to find place for the pur-
suit Of study, where the scenery is delightful
without the rugged Inconvenience Of noun
tain townsville air and WAGER pure and heal
thy-the roads dry and hard in all seasons
can have their wishes gratifed here.
Accommodations suitable and tasteful have
recently been provided by the citizens, fol
the School, and all proper encouragement
will be offered to those seeking temporary
home among us.
Board may he had in families at prices
varying from from 81 20 to 81 80 per week
Rooms may also be had at reasonable prices
The patrons feel assured, from experiment
that permanent school can be maintained
here which shall warrant the confidence aud
continued patronage Of the Public.
VIC. MUNsoS, COMMITTEES.
L. HAZLETINE, 3l,3w.
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PAPER.

We have in Store, ard to arrive. 1000 Reams
Wrapping Paper, assorted zcs and quality
1900 Rcam, Writing CAP, Letter, Bath Post
Note and Envelope Paper, which will be sold
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Liberation.

TTNlis certifcs that have given my son Lo-
l. rcnzo p Thompson, his time during the
remainder ofhis minority, to transact business
for HIMSELF and | shall neither claim his
earnings, nor hold myself accountable for any
debts, bargains. contracts, or engagements,
he may make after this date. Witness Sam'l.
O'Brynn. ALDEN THOMPSON.
Lincoln, November 9Th, 1862 3O3w
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Notice.

Il TO furnish music for Exhibitions, Ceebra-
tions, &c, on reasonable terms.
All orders addressed TO II. f. Whitcomb
(Leadcr,) or 7 L. Frary, Clerk. will receive
prompt attention.
niadl.hury Nag IS, 1859 81
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BLANK BOOKS!

10000 Quircs Blank Books, Of our own
Manufacture. Comprising every variety OF
Journal, Dav ,Invorcc, Cash and Letter Books,
LcdgcrS and Records from the Cap Qaarto to
the Super Royal size, made in the hest man
ncr, either PACED or unpagcd, at prices 50 lor
as In Lcfp cppiDeiiOn
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Chains,
Axes & Files,
AZ DAVENPORT'S

STATE OF VERMONT Be it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. ! that, at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the Both day of Novcm-
Der, A. ID. 1852; Sarah Baxter, nam cd ex-
ccutor in an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of
WILLIAM BAXTER,
late ofConwall, in said District, deceased
presents the the said instrument for probate:
1t is thcreupon ordered that said instrument
be considered for probate by this court, at
the session thereof to be held at the Office of
the Register of this court, in said Mddlebury.
On Thursday the 10th day of December next
at on o'clock in the afternoon and that no
lice thereof be given to all persons Interested
that they may appear and make their obiec-
Hons, If any they may have, to the probate
and allowance Of said will, by publishing a
certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Register--a newspaper printed at sud
Middlebury-three weeks successfully, pre-
vious to the time Of said court
JED s. BusUNELL, Register
true copy 0f record.
3o3w Attest /: JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Liberation.

THIS may certify, that have given MY son
ALMON +. FISHER, his time during the re-
mainder of his minority, aud will not claim
any his wages, or pay any his debts after this
date. TIMOTHY FISHER.
Ripton, Nov. II 1852 81 2w.
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Rutland & Burlington
r A 7 l. r O A D
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Winter Arrangements,

az and after Monday Nov 1st Trains will
~ run rs follows, viz
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~ Fares are less when Tickets are pur.
chased at the Offices, than when paid in The
Cars. JOHN 3. DUNLAP,
2Su perntsH1sm
Burlington, Octo. 18th 1852
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Yankee Ingenui ty,

Hasnvented the neatest Clothes Pins sver
thought of, for sale by II. A. SHELDON.
Nov 20, 1852.
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EDITED By Il. IL. HORNE.

Containing 900 Regal Oetaro Pages, ana
Illustrated ruth 0rcr THREE HUNDREU
ENGRA VINGS, from Designs by
RAFEET AND HORACE VERNET
The publishers confidently believe that this
work presents full and impartial History of
Napoleon, which will be found correct in all
its details. Such book seems to be called
for at the present time, particularly as so
many appertaning to the same subject have
been recently issued, which if they may not
styled romanccS, app roach in many particu-
lars, near to works of fiction, as to render it
unsafe to credit their accounts as matter OF
history.
A copy of the above work will be forward
ed to any part of the United States, free of
charge, on the receipt of Three dollars.
A. c. Goodman & Co., Book Publishers and
Commission Paper Merchants, III William
Street, New York City slow.
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FRUIT TREES.

The subscribers prepared 10 contract AP-
PIE TREES At 20 cts apiece, from this date
until the nrst OF March 1853
s-TA few EXTRA PEAR TsFss on hand
HENRY c. HUNT.
New Haven, Nov Is, 1852. 3O3w
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Die6,,'

On board steamer GEORGETOWN, on Tuesday
night, the 9th inst between Vicksburg and
this city, CHARLES EZRA, only son Of @. and
ELIzABrTH N. LirHRoP, aged 2 years and s
months.
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s, nj. Pettengill & Co.'s
BOSTON BUSHES DIRECTORY
November, 1852.

The ScrOi Card List, for Fail of $50,
collected hy 5, NJ. PErrl SGILL & Co, News
paper Advertising Agents. No 10, State ST ,
Boston, who ARE authorized by the publishers
of the best and MOST WIDELY CIRCULATE
Newspapers throughout the United States, TO
take advertisements and subscriptions at their
LOWEST RATES.
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Fire Safes,

JNOR sale by James NJ Slade & Co. Da-
IL Wilson's Fire King Fire Safes, supc-
rior article. Town authorities and others
wishing to keep books and papers of value
secure from fire, are requested to call and OK
anime the article.
Nov. 1852.
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CASH PAID

For Shipping Fursi Sheep Pul. 4. good
Butttr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-14
Southern Intelligence.

PHILADELFHIA, May 6.
Two southern mails were received this morn.
ing.
Col. Mejd, bearer OF dispatches to the Mexi
can Minister al Washington, had arrived at New
Orleans. The Plcayune says he has under
charge important papers relating to the Tehu.
anIepec question, which We uusl will aid in
bringing about a speedy aud favorable issue
lie has also contracted in New York Tor The
building Of five steamers for the Mexican Gov.
eminent We learn from him THAI the grant Of
right Of way privileges Of transit across the
lslhmus via Vera Cruz. had all been fulfil.
led by The States and approved by the General
Government and that arrangements are on foot
Tor puuing steamers at once upon The route be.
tween New Orleans aud Vera Cruz. The New
Orleans Picayune doubts the truth Of the report
that the TehuanIepec Treaty had been rejected
by the Mexican Congress. No paper but the
Provencia, The bitter enemy Of The treaty, an,
nOunces il.
A horrible Outrage was commiued on young
woman, at Savannah, on Sunday, by a negro
man. Pursuit was made after him, and if
caught he would probably be Lynched.
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MARRlED-On the 9th inst. BY the Rev.
A. Swaney, Mr.. FRIEDRICH DRUCKEMlL.
LER TO Miss SARAH YESTERDAY, all Of
this county. ....r
Bearing The above notice company, came
delicious cake, evidenciBg 10 US, that even amid
the hilarity and joy Of wedding season, tho
printer is not forgotten, The parties have our
most fe1vent wish for their happiness, in which
aspiration all The boys in the Office join US. Is
On Saturday. May lst, by Jonathan MiIbourn
ESQ.,. Mr.. SAMUEL MILBOURN TO Miss
NANCY JANE MYERS, both of Augusta ,p.,
Carroll county,O. -'
Ga Thursday The 6,h inst. by the Rev.
James Mexican at his residence Mr.. FREEMAN
MOORE and Miss MARTHA JANE DUN
CAN all Of Carroll county. eh ~"
Al the same time and place. BY the same. Mr..
HUGH P. RUSSELL and Miss NANCY
GULL, both o? Stark co. ';.'''
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THOMAS COOK, Chairman.
JESSE SnoRrEss, Secretary.

FEMALE LABOR AND WAGES IN New YoRK.-
1t is believed, says lhe N. Y. Courier, thai
there ure fiy thousand females IN that city
who earn their subsistence by Ihe work Of their
own hands. few are highly paid, and acquire
competence; more are Iolerably paid, and
live in comfort but mululudes are wreIchedIy
paid, and drag out days and years Of misery
The average OF the wages Of the whole fifty
thousand. we suppose, is about three dollars n
week but there is a vast number Of them who
are remuneraled with half, or even third of
this sum. They are The sewing women who
labor for The scanliesI pIlance, simply because
they ARE unqualified for better work. and have
no alternative. There are thousands of them
in New York, hidden away in obscure streets
and wrelched attics--ycIims of crushing toll
and destroying Observation-Disclosures, helpless,
hopeless. Their hard ol has often been pre-
senled TO The world and never without exciting
commlseraon in benevolent hearts. BuI no
mode OF relief Of the least practical efficiency
has ever yet been applied. Attempts have
sometimes been made 10 raise the rewards of
their labor by CRITICALLY enhancing the price of
his products. But The stern, rrepealable, unal.
Ierabe law Of political economy which makes
price supremely dependent upon relative supply
and demand has uniformly Ihwarted all such
schemes.