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xt,, 20 ~ith"ut this sovereign femsd, sti's W
IVY 70. 'nfpri.eithsi 700 are 60 UtUthb. 80"
20 "a. s"ssi u before Il - W r.~ r''i
- H,h usi"'s ' ne puhiie fOfJtAts arf .'. ~
"S 'st 'hnS, ,he submission ir uhltn o. ~
Ht' ~ Ati1ItG "a t4uer o. ~ '
"a &" 80 piusttt., ~ o. irltst ..s"
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RECOMMgNpATftEs.

lCerihcate q DR.. Perry, Foru mouth Ne
A. =, a, PosrsNovTR Sept a. IN
mr.. T.. Mare, Agent 10, W.,,s's Hs.f be-
nWe-psar Sir deem IL my duty 10 ;,i,"
,eis ,espec''ns the inest!nsbie yalo. al Wip
q, e., nis'.oiai,t. Several yssrs ago shsr .'s
appeared is-srcd. and he hair xisw out t.rt =.
"ea'sp, nnout ysaY ago. by spotb.r ~ u ~
, ne's' me 70, fher hsira seconf iips snsf
,osg '''as there ~ss appsrsriiy 90 se,"r .
ty he sbays meniio sj Rs.,otsti,. ana nos,'
, ,"e Use "ia i"~ bottles her hair has sr.~t ~
"" a''n-ifous, and as beautiful n toof 80"
49,, hefnors, fora long time I have u,sr 49,
49, "e"'A're ahd other psins In ~ heed 80
nave foaadu The best s.tsto.t remedy | haze"
u,s'' eso therefore oheerfuiIy r.tom,'nd nt,
VINO are aihic ted as above, a. the best shtIsl ~
''ef'eeh' Mostrespcc fully ton'.
Ma"Dfsotufsd ny z. WHITE io.slI h." y
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THIS kbr
; prspatsi'e'
last tatisf
place ofah'l
or { III
use, for "f
ing and d."
Ing the nsr
u pTevea'
Han for Il
lag or, pre-
a. Its gee
te MO vss o.
lguR,
the nstvfsif
10 iuriantrf
IN Of The W
In ali az"
baidntss nl'
so femovs,p
and heat - NJ
head and Hi
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Ono of the Greatest Discover
of the Acc.

WUITE'S nam RESTORATIVE
A PURELY VEGETABLE CoMTO.
For Restor'ng, Bs"ntJying, CLEANSING, y
dntRg. ana Drcsstng THE HAjR
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DIR ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATHOLICON.

TIVE mndersi gn'
cd, having be-
CONS AGENTS lot
thistN V Al u A
RI u MEDICINE
would re specially
insite the alten'
ton ofthe afflicted
u the gratifying
success that has
attended it, use
whevevertn ird'l'I, :
r''. and its happy
adaptation TO tbs
cure II ths t!istte-.
sing diseases Tor
WATCH IL ia offered
rhls CATHDil-
coz Is IN trn, h
one oitne GREA T.
/. ST MEDICAL.
DiSCb. FRIES Il
'me iJcniifeh with
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MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE
Greatest Discovery Of The Aft.

Did yeusstf q"
Ai,.irf's lii yea
Olntmesil C"'"
/ ysu h.,. foi .hsr
\ few " sny .hS - -,
= 20, assiitJ Ih.r"
b dIts cufslt'"Is'
IAit only n"is o..
b 1onsisCt The D,''e"
DING u that II - p"
/ ADD ttuly the he" o,
Gle srtAnt. IsGs %
tho i.ns Of ttey"Y
Who have bees ~ v
sssstsu' zee OF 4 -
thsyntlia nose Iss ~
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DRIED APPLE
\ VERY hue article just received ro,..
~ p.,, BURT O. SON.
PAPER HANGINGS
H. l.. SPEN GER,
order tos supply the gnmecedcn,edd.
m'n" Tor t's new aud rich styLsor
4OONl LpADyajaa

4OCA pAlI10,
10" "Pe"'ng new lot, this day fec.,v,d
a" VINO hh'" examined the ssso,,,,.n, -.
'e'ed" ny h'h lew weeks since, npuc m
lN4tnunc'hR The styles superior To- any.yer
".''ir see" va "1'land County, and the on.
m''' 'es'onsble. To those ~ !, oniv ,.,.n
s'f, TO say that ,h,s lot comes ifomtbe .so,.
establishments. '"' tue same
h'ci velvet, Satin, aud Commou Ro,d.
","iow rspe's, &e -eI~gsnt s,yles.
Al INTERESTED are requested Ia ,,II And
eAAni'ne ihw stock stlbc NV"
4, "tiiANH Coest BnoEsros,
""'HH "Pp9sitei the ffankhnIiot,l
''H's scam # Cont sausfr.
RurL iSD.VJ
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AS DYSPEPSIA CURER

w b't'h'tNN f'r'i" las pf"'hc"i Inc most
Tit'trt. rtrtt- ~ cnfss's'e- Of UeiIltis. E,n8'
I'hilHn, <roru, Is,hnc. Ord T,.I-lhtC Cnnspnii..
~ !, = ttialss r eve toe details 81
h' iHp's Of an. al cftsrn stt hut athrultca led
ctfith s.ss ha'r t.r. rts.NVf intre lhau fno Hun
tf .. f',Hais h'r tr ~ 90 p tai, phia Nv Y-t
dti H. g." atone. 1hc~e Ntlr mad, ail 80 cralr
c'-'r sd 'hs s@'"- Ntf. not uiS 'ari ari Wou''sr
fui lut grtp-u'tt
II - biru \rr ru. SHl .'.lc. sHs par i'ulatlv
H,riu h,t tendency /, B,o0. Disorder. lissr Com.
tai"t IeN't SGT tF"r, ~ ha'iy trsatcl Fever and
kgur fi'' she ~ ef'ct> III ttdittnr Mercury snd
~ lrf "tfs uJon m" iHses'iYe ttpnng after lon
"-c al sfirrt sr'fIi 1t su,u~t recnncIi.s heat I,
, /, "a
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NOTICE

Al. rrr>on- VII" sft iadebled TO- thssub.
s"t'h, f"al.. Ly not. OF "a h,,,,. at,,,,''.,
f"sp ''n'r f~7Y,.i.d tp,.ll,.o ,.,,l, 49,.
% nt' Boo acisY REDCr,jg
sir h-ils1i. jlG to
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To avnfi"?o''ti"nii vii: he necessary 10 see that
nr. IhNE> Il. CHiLrON'S CERTlFICATEs.~eii,-
the -irnNtnrr "fn rs y. Townsend |. he ouf side
wrsprrr of each hottie
uJ-S'il by " l. SPENCER. Pu,iand and by All
tho principal nfursist- and C"nhry Mere nts
Throughout I he Unit-d ~ ptrs Cansdas So
NT- "r,pri~tors' attire ~ NASSAU Strict in
~" h"'dn7 formerly occupied by the South Baptist
church. New YORK. s..6n
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READY MADE CLOTHING

-, '''''' large s.-"f mrn,ci k.acv Made
Li"'h'ns "a" p nfa at Cana uh al mus.
'e ''''. Nos 70 The uh." 10 get sr-ai bar.
sAf"' Aii Sho ate "a van, 81 .loihtpy az,
's'tr0 10 ea!, and srr . good aft,ri. o.,
Gh't"s 'o1d eAcnp At No Dsn,el.
JOAN COOK.
.JSH' trnf''sse nae set Il Kns.uth Hg.
- .n"rt aad H.tt",ii At " 3
bsflrt Boa t,ttS ,,r p
lan i-ss
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.SciEN7IFir EC/DENCE

EAHtN titEN " h,' 'ri.'satrf ~ti's 'n ANIMAL
tl.f,Hs't, -s,t.- A. AIthetsl u trsIts" fiuld.
s",t f'is tr 80. bastt'f Jaet inss te irsi'' re
ts~ts. ft.t Sc ivrss u'IolfSr at hr ~ HtnT . NJ
g.. f.t n Stub .sfi"u- 80 itl"s II IL - g. nfHt
sDr err. ~ =. -,r,rst ttHnTct mi dt-rsicd
iH,t5 ~ oilsH,s ih.y s"li Ne 3" the hu-
..ss sinf'4eh
~ ttNIl lI ht, I.pstAe Sf1ttPs on ih' Fh,s
On. ui .r-,tiss ..sstsr. ihAi itiu. rlt iuf ~
g., .trsuttJ tie Ga-ifIr lut"r - rtou turi nod
al Hr' ats isuss ~ vs. .psrsr aud ~ 81 steh ~ n,
t-it. tsit,,i fc. Of U,ciiICIns 80 t~",''"n
Nir' u'ctt. t al rf,i ~ilh IA's Compliant bnd'
irF ,rrrfh'a- eli. 10 tii lii f1,'utse 40 me tts
eco ia,'e st s''. W. stomach ~ mug an
o. sis s't,t If'' si s.'u,plrf"lN srroes'inl
t. 'F Wan suN h"I q tht "a rpu, works ~
'Nst'ts'j' i.cI u iss is,n'rs,hlr tact ~
,att .r,f, uat no sor. = ti,pial. Grated
az valet ih ,si ~ ihs 80 ire lt"lrris ni itSsoiv
jps tIrl,e. ssil.l 81 r.oi enc ~ tfas irs iui
4 asftRt 81 if. s.Dn %" fhsiu "a wise different
if,r itr r+fIlfai u. r.'iVc utp'sAs-
ECfsr 'ri he ss,rf a'd set = lcs'rr't'" rif'
~thr grtu. si,irs a itrrr 'rt"uu' "t ~rieutthr ~
'rift -iutiAt ~ tht a. t"sttl - Nth tcpnfs oi
lrsrfESdr iYtrr .,n,u alt P,rts Of theUuiird - 1tA
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INSURANCE. NOTICE.
INSURANCE. NOTICE.
fUNiiE members OF tho VERMONT MUrt
j A. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY arc
hereby notified that the following assc,snert,
have rccn IN tic by the Directors, on all note
in force the days following To- wit:
~ I,l.,li l. ~ nnn -,..r c.nA

Making 81 per cent. for The year ending
Nug. ], iSJl. said per ccntngc to be east on
the original amount Of tho premium note. wtth-
cat reference 10 any endorsement aud g. b, uaid
10 the | treasurer, At his Office IN Mnntpciicr on
before tho 18th day Of October 1851. being the
DAY of the annual meeting OF said company.
As heretofore, lit ~ persons insured in the
several tawns, with the amount Of assessmcuts
due from each respectively. viii be forwarded
t. the Rcprc,cntativ" elect to the legislature
by whom money! may hc forwarded to the othce.
VIII the members oithc company rle,>. bear
in m,ud that by sending the snail nmouut of
the assessment due from each, respectively To
the Office promptly at the time specified they
will much advance their own Interests:
ing a vast amount vt ,lhoy in the Treasury
department, aud 90 Themselves n 90, siderable
item ia postage aud interest to which they will
he subjected in eases OF neglect
}. " WRIGHT, Trraarrr
Insurance office, Montpelier. Ang. VI, 1851.
NJ. HAWKS IT. agent for said company, and
can be found I: his honse ar at the RAILROAD
cars, at Rutland Depot, ut all times. 81
THICK BOOTS
G. BURT Is son, Have just received
a plcndid stock of Stosa Boot, find Goars.
time Boots of superior quality, which they are
sci ing at pricc,--ju call an / zee how low.
The Boots are warranted.
Rutland, Oct. ~.
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THYCK BOOTS
OxvSrNA1HD el7xhs.

ITtrc NeHUCeH.
CREEN'S Dyygcuatcd Bittcrs for Dy.pcr.
~ sia &r. This medicine eIcels all other, in
T. efficacy, aud needs bomha>tic paragraph
at the tail end of u newspaper tn herald quail
ties which never belonged to it
CHAs. BuRT.
Riil,uI I,n Is 1851
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Two im'r'nsc and increasing demand for nt. 8.
r,y t,'nls >Hs,n,rii', h,s made IL necessary very
mach u Gnltrre Tho oprrs tinns ona nutactute Me.
lirinh sHh'aucrs are used IN Incredible quantities.
N ssctch ingrclrnt requires 10 he carefully aud
,rurt"ly tested the proprirtots have found IL ne.
c'ssuv ." place the Contppuniinr Department 10
thtryr "i = 'upgleui aud responsible Chemist o,r
v''c 'tio uifc reputation wilih fui sasrani e,
pihic r'lfl 'nen. Dr. JAMES x. Chiffon has az
no thisl
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O2Ef 9OCy9
ny GRO ERIE IS.

4 I the LADIES EXCHANGE corner oil
~ Nrtt II. and hrtchSnts Row Rutland
VT, mere may be- found TOT sale the follow
M Goods. "
Sis auC cotton warped cashmere. cobur1x
apd aipaccss. All wool and cotton wan
M'''n"s, fa'h'fir" stripes, hgnrcd and wa.
'cfcu bra. ,tt, iutitcs. siik j"pliuz. sirtI,ra
and val'rd Popin,s, hlack silks, black and
'"ioi'd 'r.'els -pfiGt, and copper plaie
from 20 ! ccuts faroltaas, hisL,ps and
Nirtofa Lawn, SN,-s. lud:, bo'k and
Nnn Mas l'ns- plan figured, and bubrn.r
.1c', ~ t'ncn, c1mh'ic. nnd cotton poke,
taodtrfch'r's- black and Fancy SIX era.
'l,s cotton. hurr, ,,ls cambrcand
inGINGS AND iNsERIIoNs.
S'rP,d yl1id ard wrought lnuslIns Tor eur
'aIn' striped plaid aud cuioi,d canbr,c -.
red, blue, nhic, and cotton nannel., l.insey
piHid', frockIng, bed ncsings, mn,.d ,h,ft.
ing', sclcc,ss, paper cambfcs, IRISH i.nrns,
bio"h Hollands, ID. coitiAs, blacL y culnrcd
dth''"ss and leans, etash, diapers, intirn..
glove, and iluse Of all KINDS, shade ,as...ls,
aud toid wha'eboncs, b",ioHs, pms. needles
ihf' ads, blaeA and culor.d Lenlus saik &c
Bag .Sn'e, Empje State, and Water.
Too h'W long NG,ris, at .Aqenfs
V.iccS.
NJ A'nds brown cotton which will be sold
lower by 80 p~s c-rt than can ~ ho,,rlr at
any Other STORE n The STATE.
DRY GROCERIES or ALL KINDS.
HfrNu aud black i,ss, la,s. RIO end cape
"''' P''"e p pi"t, esss'a, ginger. mus.
'sfu, corn snc heat starch, cream tattat vi
s"cS, sa,ctatus, nee, COG ga shili t,,,tns
c'foi'' mace, gloves, ssgo, ind,g0, iJbaecn.
SCUM ffN ftl aud ia!!oN candies, Al k,nds
% Lard soap, (sVII soar scrsrtIJ
The shsyr Siock q: Goods were houyb,
tor essh al lee pivscDl Lsv aics and snl
hr sold Tor t.hH IfHE iLEn be bs,,ht
al '"y "'h~i s'"fc "a Vernon, aIn MOI 10
~ 'nief'' ID by an, one. Duck Sales and
s''as u Profit, - ny motto.
AGO., CHARLES PAGE
j 'sSr'iea every week ir"m Bss.
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rURS. FuRS. ruRs
Boots! Boots I.

Boots! Boots
sDIn PAIRS Mem, Boys aud Youths
~~SV boots consisting At mon'~ hip and
stoga, boy k,p and stoga These bcols are
warranted in all respects They ale made
o' eastern stock Of superior quality, and in
the best manner, and are sold at prices far
below zero. G., URT Il son
Rutland JAN I-52
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VI u l. 4 SSE.S

LArE ARriyAL.
NEW Orleans and West India .AE,Ias.cs
oil the new crop, and at the late reduced
prices Also Sugar. house Syrup.
March 10. ieo2 &. UT {. son
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Each Department comrrising very com
plcte a.sor,,scnt which will he replchishod rs
sales are made. CHAS BIKC sun.
Rutland Ma. H. 1851.
U"SuTt BrsI-This cstallih,ncnt /, loca-
ted the Ea,, side Of Washington Spuatc. ne xt
door north Of the Court House -
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STATIONERY. &C

STATIONERY. SC.
OSOn ENVELOPES OF various kinds,
~cOO Fine and Common Cape and Letter
Paper. Fine Note and Bill PAPER, Steel Pen,
and Pen holders, India Rubber, &c. Just rec Il
and for sale by T.. BuRr a. SOS.
CRANES soar.
ltRANES SOAP. Ky the nse OF this article
~ washing machines, wash boards and pound
ing barrels arc SUPERB eded. Try it once. 70,
sale by e. Burr L. sos.
Rutland, Feb. j. 1852.
EuRS, FURS. FURS.
ANOTHER LOT of Fancy Furs, Just
opened at No. ! Daniels Block, consisting OF
Swedish Martins, Nictor'nes, and Cuffs.
FITCH
limitation crnin I"
Bro Coma &" 4"
Blue 90
Jrnettc
Selling iow nv JOHN COOK
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FEMALES

ih"' isitTtsi'r IS based 1t. the fact that ii will
care more thnn Icuhs Of q class OF very preva.
itnt diseascs knuwnss
FEM ALE {. 0MDI iINTS
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BAY S ATE EMPIRE STATE,
WATERLOO MILLS LONG SHAWL S

thlS day recciVcd and Tor sale at Agents rri-
c"S atthc tllie.' Exchange, Corner Of West
street and Merchants Row, Rutland. VI.
CHARLES PAGE.
Oct. l6.
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Russia SALVE!

! ne genuine article, lea s'vcd direct from the
pr"Prri"rs, G'ddng a Go. and for sale
wholesale and retail by Sp,st,H
PROBATE NOTICE.
IIiE session of the Probate Court Tor the
diStrlc, Of fnirhavcn " III be held at the Pro
pate ONCE ~ Casileton IN sad district on
the FIRST "Wednesday Of each month for the
year ensuing.
30 AINON WARNER Jud,o
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PIANOS FOR = ALE
AZ cAsrLrroN SEMINARY

y VS. VIZ - ~ -
AZ cAsrLrroN SEMINARY
JuE SGRSCkikkK would hereby -
fn 4, tsr pssite THAT lac has on hsnd and e
constantly ', rrtstpa Pianos OF slI p3trr
tt.,,,s, celebrated Nsnui.t,ciy VI liittt
p,,ItA e, Of Boston, Which he w'il ell
ftr cash ~ ar,tovrd cred,t, 90 the moot f'a
.,nabic t~,ta. Having mode arrangements
r,,h .,,d tpnpray. hr ~ili sell tbcm cheap
90 than th., eau be obtained ~ the cat, eco
Ihosc ~ satng 10 purchase brilliant 'oned
asitu,ur.,, V,tt,ntrd for one year. VIII
pleas. call bc Cotc purchasing elsewhere
r. J. HALLuCk.
t,silc,on. April i-1i,
This rer,i,icr tia, T.. }. Halloca, Of Cas-
Teton, VI. ~ our Authorized agent lot The
sale of Piano for;cs. All Instruments from
oar 'ataa.actprv, can be bought al as 10"
ptrr and warranted, rs If purchased NJ our
y arc, rnoai-.
WALLET. DAVIS \ co.
NEW UNION ST . RE.
n'iR plao of u Union Store Is new and nov
~ 81. o. Offers advantages to pufchas and
g. lt-rs no, to be realised at sny ether cytab.
ti.hmcnt iu New England. Any person MAILING
/ parchasc OF three dollars at this establish.
mcn,, became u lie member, and the Goods al
the lowest rates. Norcspot.ib,liiy Incurred
AID they are 1t liberty TO withdraw nj their
pleasure II has been in operation only tive
weeks, aud the lis, OF members Ia. gone up to
| one hundred.
Another advantage consists IN the great va
rieiy Of Gcv,,s .nidani to be sold consisting of
Americos, English, French s German
Fancy ami Staple Dry Coods,
Groceries, Glass Ware, Wd,d-
ppe, cutlery, Looking
Clauses, Shoe KHS
FINDINGS, Drugs,
Medicines,
. d Dyes.
! Each Department confusing very com
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PAIN KILLER

IDhRHi DAVIS Pam killer The suhscrbrrs has .
the ssehcy or The sale Of hi. Gel. bratedart,clo
:, - sure death to ali pain in the human system
Ify II once and see. e. EJIKT 4 sUN
Rutland, Feb TO- 1852 ''
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= For undoubted proof Of the Csrss Of
Scrofula, FeveY-Sores.

Sea'd Rcrd ErySpsin' Sail ssuM, Rhepmai,sm, Syphs,.
Cpf'o"'. P'"T'e, ." The Fae, Ityer-C ompi Int +,
yAss. Iuuba0', Canee,ons Uleey, Costivencss, Sors
ttts Dyspepsin. Pans N the SIDE, breast Home, ash
Joint and At o1HtK lNruRE BLoou DISEASES, 500 our
PAMPHLETS aud Handtale-evesy Agen, hes them to
give away.
FOR Aa,e by II. l.. SPENCER. Rutland VI.
nIen,Nh.n
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nDAPEk Band Bo,... vari0u. size. anil,
u dies Bind Boz Trrut. Irst rcc.i,nt ,,c
for safe by cuAs BlRrE soy
Rutland. Dee. - ls5l
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NE w SUPPLY

IL IT, SPENCER informs those who are
IN want Of the " unaduiteratcd"
'od Ltcer OIL GHndy, ond viii Ocr.
~ Camdy,
INA, he has lust received fresh lot together
wan all the valuable patent medicines of the
day.
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~ RI. COP LIVER OF,
,hKEft LILY prepared only from fresh
nnd healthy i.'vcrs by Joseph Bennett, Pos
ION. Also Bennett superior extracts for
navor,ng Blankmange, Pnddngs, Pie, &c.
for sale by e. BUTT Il SON
utla no, Feb 90. IS52
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Itskl t,1apH. N.th. 0d G. Jr,. Rte sd -
'N'' hSurst. C~r,s
Aitp
t.s'Hnj t.Hst If vance. tHali 80 soh ptofs tI.t
80 81 . 4 sba = ...st l. bfET SOY
gAL3
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$4,000
Mnler's Axes,

h"so Axes exceed any other for keen c,lre
aud ,uperior Euish. They rcuow Of, r
Tor sale hs," and varranteity
GU and. lth -. & But a. SOW
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400 RtHard.

RAN OFF from my plantation, on Red river,
eighteen miles above Alexandra, in the State Of
Louisiana, last February or Mach, mulatto or
grille colored negro man, about 80 years old, COM
pacty built, and about feet or inches high
and weighs about $50 or I60 pounds. He talks
slowly and walks IN the same way, good look
ing fellow, and has fine and sound teeth; his name
is Austin, but l hear he has changed his name,
and says he belongs to some Doctor, at Natchi-
toches.
] have reason to believe he is cutting wood or
working for some trifing person, near the mouth
Of Black River, as he arrived there in company
with another negro, in the FIAT Trey carried away
from my Ferry.
Ifhe went off in any steamboat that is not de-
stroyed, and will be responsible for an action Of
damages, will give 1000 dollars for proof to con
viction in open court, at ALEXANDRIA,
against any captain, master, or commander so al
lowing him or aiding him TO make his escape, on
their boat, from my service.
will give the above reward OF 500 for Austin
delivered many slave State jail, SO that get him
]. ID. ALLEN.
CotiIe Post Office, Rapides Parish. La.
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.sAs, Hence h Z that cannot lend nv I'D 10

lands, Hence Il Is that cannot lend my ald 10
Auch proceeding. think ii Is unjust on the
mart of the new States to make such demand
the old States for il is, think, violating the
,;obts Of the old States, which we ought not-t to
,I7ow II we can prevent it. But out OF respect
To the feelings Of the Senator from ONO, VIII
say no more on the subject. - .o
Mr.. DAVIS. do not feel quite prepared 10
vote for this bill without a little more informal
t;on on the point which suggested. MY lnqui'
~ q ne these lands are represented by the Sen
ator from Illinois, and the Senator from Ohio,
~ ba refuse lands, and OF no value, what have
heen the practical operations OF the government
for some time past, in regard to sales in the
State of Ohio That seems to me to be pertln-
ant matter to be understood, prior to voting for
this bill. am not prepared TO turn 10 docu-
ments to show the facts up to the present time !;
hi 7 have been able to cast my eye on docu-
ment living here, and ! find that on the first of
January. I849. there were rising of eight hum
drad thousand acres of land unsold in the State
of Ohio. understand the honorable Senator
from Ohio to state that there are two hundred
thousand acres remaining From this it ap.
rears that there have been large sales WITHIN
these few VI lfis, and shall be glad to know
what has been the progress during the last year,
II order that may be able to judge whether
thaoa arc refuse lands or not; or whether there
i any demand for them. If these lands are OF
No value, as has been stated, then think you
make ont a case similar to that OF the State OF
Tennessee, and will vote to give the State OF
Ohio these lands--such state OF things beng
made out: but have a strong impression upon
nv mind that that state Of things does not ex-
ist in Ohio, and am not prepared to vote FOR
the bill iii know precisely what is the state Of
the facts. ~
question was then taken on ORDERING ing the
sulted--yeas %, nays 10; as follows:
YrAs- Messrs. Adams, Atchison, Borland,
cass. Chase, Clemens, Dodge Of Wisconsin,
Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Downs, Felch, Geyer'
Gwin, Hale, Hamlin, James, Jones OF Iowa.
King, Mallory, Rusk, Sebastian, Seward, Shields
Smith Stockton, Sumner, Wade, and Walker
--28.
NAys-Messrs Badger, Berrien, bradbury
Brodhead, Clarke, Davis, Dawson, Hunter, Man
gum, Norris, Spruance, Underwood, and Up
ham-l3.
So the bill was ordered to be engrosscd fora
third reading.
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A q h N ia,

Mi ISRAEL E. JAMES, No. iS9 South
Tenth street, Philada., is our General Travelling
Agent, assisted by VIM. H. WELD, JOHN Col
Inns, JAMES DEERIEG, A. KIRK WELLlNGToN, e.
A. EVANS, PERRIN LOCKE, GEORGE p. Burton,
JOSEPH BUTTON, ID. r. GooDK, VIM J. CoxEY,
ISAAC M. BoDISE, and WALTER ID. THOMPSON
Mr.. c. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street
Cincinnati, Ohio, is our General Travelling Agent
for the Western States, assisted by .JoHN T.
DENT, DR.. J. A. WADswoRTH, ALEX r. LAWS
JAMES RuTHERFoRD, DR.. Lott EDWARDS, G.
nj. l.. WIsEMAN, and H. j. THOMAS.
Dir. HENRY M. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala
is our General Travelling Agent for the St,te Of
Alabama and Tennessee assisted by G. +.
LEWIS, JAMES 0. LEWIS, and SAMUEL ID. LEWIS
Receipts from either Of the above will be
good.
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charleston Preparatory Medical school.

D>HE session Of this Institution will begin on
u the first Monday in April, and terminate on
the last Saturday in July. The different chairs
will be occupied as follows:
Anatomy and Physiology, by FIT. MILES,
M. ID.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by d. J.
Matera Medica and Therapeutics, by F. P.
PORCHER, M. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by E. BELIN FLAGG, M. ID.
The Chair Of Surgery has been offered to q,
gentleman now in Europe, who, II is hoped, VIII
accept il. Should he not do so, II will be hlled
before the time appointed for the opening Of the
School.
Clinical Instruction viii be given at the Marine
Hospital and Aims House, by Drs. ID. j. CAIN
and J. FORD PRIoLEAU.
During the session Of the Medical College of the
State of South Carolina, members of To- class wal
be examined regularly the lectures delivered IN
that institution.
The Students will be shown cases among the
patients Of the Teachers and such as can be taken
TO the lecture room will be exhibited 10 them and
explained.
The most distinguished Surgeons in the city
have promised, whenever they can do so conve'
niently 10 perform operations before the class.
Doctors r. LEBBY and J. s. MITCHELL,
who have each large obstetrcal practice, will
las well as the teachers give the Students access
10 all OF their cases OF this description, which
they can with propriety be allowed 70 visit.
In short, ample opportunities will be afforded
for acquiring practical well as theoretical knowl-
edge OF the profession.
Her mortuary statistics prove that Charleston
possesses salubrity Of climate enjoyed by very
few cities in the world, and strangers are no longer
deferred from visiting her in the summer
Board and lodging can be obtained from $3.50
to IS a week.
Terms, fifty dollars, including examinations
during the winter Jan. 27-eowtal