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SANS yorE MONEY.
e.,Ar,Iss r. FREEMAN 4 CO.
l.A,A rs,ra,s. nossss Asp cod
IMPORT ! q JjRBEkS,
1aA DRoADW AY, Az

-, ..,at, .at1p ~ tinyefs sJstrN-t
- aaxNyr EDeSASAo
~ ~ go hand and vii, =. r.ss,s,ns
vtl,.agA the ,sps"n. NJ" nooSS
-, ,,c,, TIC eafoetss manufactures ~.
-. a..,,a,s rich, iaahtcnshie, fancy """
N,'ii,usT, oaeas. Oar t,stb ri tsso nsnea ..
,.,,r,,.r. every ,rrtety of the tstes' NV ""''
ne ,niifai dtsigas ''af~'"u'
N,ay ~ DOR goods are rnsnn'Ae'steu "a,
,,ns.ls to uut rrder, irctn "uf own "'ss
,,t,trs. and ,tsaJ arrivshed We e"'' ~
',coa. for n.tE ash a. in~et trrss ihs" ~
S,,..,, ttoase in America uen aaots'
"A purchasers via GHd IL arcst's '" 'hV''
80. 4, ,oserrea petition ct tho't m"ne. sh,
II. snltstisns f,osa usg great 'au''! " '''
heap goods. s,,.,,,
Untt.ns rirA for Eonteis, Ssps' s'sh's H"'
Belis an,
! T.rrteus. ~ r.,,
matt. siress, Cuas, E,,gihg and le'er'ins'
,,,l,roid.rea REVERE Lace and h'mstt
Cambria idkie $780,,
nI,ols. ihu.iuss, ami Gmb, o;dersd ircefi
! Gaps, Am.
/ Embraide,.d iacts IL" shaWis Msnt''ih'
! and Wells. H.,
U,uii,u. NctAlrn. Na!ebt.turs aud to.s"'
4 Lace. -
! Eurii,h aud Wcve Ihfshd, smyrna, iasi'
Thread and { alton iA"rs.
KID, tslu Thrsad, sNk, and Sewing S"'
Gloves aud Miit'
4 French AID american Artificial Flowers
FrcaehL ACE. En- llsh. AGericsa, and ital'a'
straw Boaaeis aid Iniamihss.
January, 1854. Tms
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING

ESANiNG engaged Plumber of hyears
- experience IN all its branches of Plumb.
ing IN the city Of New York, of undoubtcd
ability. 80 have added that branch to our
Gas aud Steam fit''ug. ana are now prrpar-
- to do work III that ilne with promptness
and despatch
BArrs HOT, COLD and SNOW Err
POI mp ~ til" most approved styi-s.
NAt,K Crr.tts. HDppERS, WASH
BASINS, hnd CDRNER BASINS, on hand
and furnished with all the hItat,s at New
ioil prrr'S.
CLnsrt Paws. rIUG BASINS. inncy and
PLAN with iGli 7xsoft'n.n. of both Silver
ard bra~s ""rh, f'r sal" hnicsaIc aad Re.
tat
y 2. Work done N any part of,hr coun.
trv
ORDER fNr any article IN the above line
from d'stancc, aiil ncc, prompi affection
iui FIERCE ~ KING
2'5 River street, opposite Troy iio,se
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WEST RUTLAND House.

TIE SUBSCRIBER would give
notice /. h,- irrrds and he pntl', TINT hc h"s
re leased the oii cUahltsled and we'll know u
PUBLIC HOUSE
AZ WIsr RcItA>n, VI. a.d the sam" hd,ln2
h"ru newly ,urni.hsi and generally rsp"'at.d
aud imprur eel 10 its Internal arrangements
IL now open tor the accommodation i th" trW
viug pubic, AMI 10 all whom hnHncss, pleasure
or convenience nav coll I" this plnrc
llus hou." j. pleasantly situated On tho line
u the Railroad from Rutland to Troy aud also
Ia Wht"h1il' j. bat : miles from Clarendon
Srfiug- 10 and from v Inch place, stapesarfive
AMI depart daily on the arrival of tars-- I'D
il within mile 0r thc celebrated Mar bic Ugar-
rie- for " hich Rutland is 10 noted.
No pains viii be spared by the snb>erihcr to
render this house y quiet ard agreeable resort
for the Traveller. and comfortable ard pleasant
stopping place for g-ntisnen on business OF
. pl"r'ure.
U"iIor.cstId c1rr.ayrs a all times in rcIR
iners Tor tn: &c !o,n,podaiinU OF his patrop'
i i. l.. GONS.
We, HVi'uaI ju'g . ISL
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Old STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

Th-re IL 40 form ofOil stomach Complaints ~hch
!, ,n-s not seem To reach and remove AZ "ncr, No
matter h"w had they msy he, 1t gives instant r"l"
s,nsle dose removes IA tho unpleassr symptoms
aud il only needs Ia be ,pcatci fora short ll,n" y
make these good sf!tcts psrnthsnt PURITY ~
RLoOn and ViGOR OF BODY f"liow nj once Il -
partjrulary excellent in cases of Nausea Vomiting,
Cramps Soreness Of the PHI ofthc stomach. d'tre-s
amer eatinr. low collHAie II the Blood lrtviHe,s,
Inworssof Splits. nssfhndopcy Emuca ion WeaS.
ness tcndrnfv 10 iraaritv. suiri'r Nc
Uf HOUGIIroN'S PtPslN is sold by nc1rlv r'l
the dealers In FIVE drugs aud pnpni't med'ri nc',
,hruu q'nr' The United k'airs u il pietardi" P""'
der anHFtuid f,rn--ani in Prescription Walls Tor TIC
usr oi Pnysirls"s.
puvatr Circulars fnr the use OF Physitisns cgu he
obtained of BE- Hpurhtrn or his Agents de scrihirR
.hr wholo process of preparation and ririn' ~" Hr
,hr, I-- upon which The dams Of tins new r"Wrdy
are ht.eh Ast is a' secret remedy 10 n't"l' h'u
can ne raised against it, use hy Physicians IN
table sianeins and regular Nrac'ics.
Price ONE DOLLAR per ho,iie.
Gtr OBSERVE THiS-fnEsety bntt'eoi The rch
uins PRpSIN hears the written siqna'ute ~ :
HOrGilTDN " ~. sale proprietor. Phla', phl1
Pa Copy rich, and Trade Mark secured
rt-S,l ny al arusgists and dealers VI 'nrfr meg
For sal. ny " '. Spencer. Rutland, e. l. case
Btanhnn " =. Russell, NJ iddlsbuty &C. N'ch"'s
cssllerpn A.P Cosroe. N Haven. rauiciS Moor
BRISTOL. w = Sprarur, A. C. smear, Builinc''n
Rrdfe,d X Gfanns Montpelier II Wsrdner NnI
cor, H"hhlns h Halden, Cuitngtv,''e 4'Hl
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ALSO

81 l. and Col d Brnadclnths PLAN and Fan
cy Durskins ard Cassi'netes; SHk, Satin.
Valencia " nrs,cd end Marseiiles tsstings
BIN, Blue, Gr'en and olive tashmurrs and
Lima Cloths Twceds, jeans Plau und
Fancy Linens for Vests and Pants /; Gan.
brnors; Fancy Cotton Guuds Tor Coats aud
Pants &c &C
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CLOTHS 90

& Hss h sss nsss i..s ..'t 49, ihs'' 'N.iif' $50
- ha~ sfss ct ss's .. sh,ti. ncw to "' b"' We
D., r. sss % = psi,.ss H.s.d 'gsass fsrnisi- .od
~. sstat If ~. ls,.,, s,si. s,s~Glta ~fs $500
y satSs 1,is AVID .tt.H. tsieatise s9h Ns'rr ,Hr
se,tiAxs, shpe ttsSa sns eh.Fs'f in,n itti'r.
,ss,sa 1.~as W 10y ssr-is tn' fHs'' - - a.
30 s.Y,y,stl ssa Ts.e,s t.yiar'S u. ~ 81
iAs nee. ~ trsst-ss -nt 81 .setJ a. 9. Nsg'tt"'i
-. Ss ~ssfs.. a.tt iis'isa frs'sts ,htds fri
So. .ssas q, n'fStss,s ~"'s - s'ia s'lE ''i"Fo'
Dess. ils.a gs.eafi, SID >ilk tssktt baai.i..
RSgsss Ma 4. 49,
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Strayed or Stole,

ENoM ,hc enclo utr Of tie
the nigh, Of the ",,h ,nu wa
ms,c, Eve yesfs old, sna ah,f, =,
scss old horse colt with some :, /" "
Tao" sod "nr white h'sd toe, ", !
give ,uictmst'rn hrrr The, r.. - u
shall he hhttaIiv tessrdcd ,a,,, y ID
and sh tea onaeic chs-gc. r,,J ~
,.,,.. s.,, ss,, ,.,o nv. AN
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The new Clipper Ship
; QUEEN or THE Sc AS

GAFI. ksiGHl.
N,ii have spirae,d aeenrnDod Aii"rs II;
shssl 81 ~, fss'n pssss n.s 49," ta'i a0y VI
'se io.h pe'ubrt
rh.sc srssois wi eent'aue 10 he ioliosc 4
IS other .pleas'd Ei'ppers a.iiog prom pl ,
a. atse.t,s.d, sbd thss.s y he t4ae tbs route
ga eerrrs on bss,ns sy:fy pope, Att,
ner Tot isr)t., patiteuls,, sppll 10
GLADDEN. 4 Ntlt.lANS.
Caifatnts fAthei Ohe~.
y, ). i-.sls Wharf. Boston
c.. :, lri2 S!a3
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tA.;t.N tiIBiG iahgJ celebrated ""ts 81" 1''ia'
t..r u,afrt esfs--i az AftihtJat p1t"rl'r t'H'''
ao.inssu. % thr H.siile intce ma. ne 'rs''' r''
c,'ei ia y the uurpuS me nfaH' ~ 70" 'i''' Z" ~
10, Cali ia Sbtch vatious antcieS - =" 'd " h'd'
aat t.ss VIII bc s,isI.,h chat2eS '"' n2H''t'.
iu.i ia t,r sau. nst,1.. IS they would be ~ th. hu-
u.su stomach -,
IT, GOMEZ 10 bis e,aahie ~iiii"FS ~ Va" RVS
it,Ipe, 81 Fiuc,,tn.i chs, rv.s that St"fntitn ~
the auantly ~ the ';sStfc Jcl-" IL lf'h i"'"' ana
an pfrva ue If n, spepsia aud 10" - .'" ,hH'
= diSitu rui.hei po,ast nr oi n"fctno ~ i.'".""'
sn, ~ss severely ell esed With this Complaint hnt
int ,v.fsihnp ese ia iail. had recourse :" We ''|
,uu Juice ,itained from he St,,nse ~ al 'ihs an
',unls, which pfssaa oor'pir ely siic Csrsihl
IT Rt'lAN nor Of The ism"ns ""fsT "'
Vrgriahle Diet sayS; II is tsmsrkahle 'hci n
,h> s,osy TIA, i've s'nnschs vi animals nrir"'"tr0
nw.frr IN, r,n in the npd he property Of dsNnN
iue vl,inra nr,t at fnud Dnt "t eilrr,ih. t'h'
II s,ihris' dis"sia. a. the" IN no wise ''"e''h'
'frm the nsnta digos,.re ptoehss.
uS-Cali GA the Agent aud get dos lrip''t" -
nullr. utaiis, evue large snouut Of Srlenltir ~
irucr similar to he aove 'ogr' 81 IN f"p'''' Z"
Sem1rkata t'nrrs rofy u p1rsnf nett i'fct N,iitt
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CRANES SOAP,

TRANE' ; soar. q, Tia. u-, OF this art cl,
u washing macnsn"', wash hosyi.and pound
ing harte,s aie super"sd Try 1t once. 70
saic by L. BERT j. sos
EuttHu,i E,h ! ''.,,
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BARRETT g. son.

A RE now receiving rrrg idrgc i.roie' al
y English. French, and American Pants:
G,nrha,us Cbcmhrays; Wool aud Cotton
Warp Dclnincs Popltns Baf"grs iiarc4'
D.larnrs; .Nn,i,ns Lawns Dir CofdanG
fig'd Si!ks Jacondt4. Ac
n The public Will iind II for their advan-
.lse 60 eAsuue ,hl. stock before purchasing
else 6. hote.
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Brushes.

EE AiST. Warmth, Fa6cg. Han Sh,,ips,
ifat, ti"'n, Fhnr. Du,, ana Il"fse
hrpshof, '''H .'a'rs l'opis at u.ao siarivt,f :.
iIl.'s sol" rGa.eat.. ara t''1il IF
HAEEII1 z son
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carr. r. ". rESHALLow,
WIN DO despatched on Monoay October ~
This sHsp has spacious and airy accomn"df
tons fof First Csina and SseerAss Passcr
sers. md vii tc tt@d IA the ,nas, LIBERAL a@
eotnfer,ssle style ioi tsm'ies and SINGLE PISS
seu,~rs The GerfSc Raypes Is about one
wear old, ~ built al FogttsiBonth,by Ctorsa
FesAss, Es;. sho ~ veli kaown Sc the
Ia Iast ~ tie famous Chppsr shlp- &" witch
Sf the F.ve, -" Sea Serpent and I" Wild
t,gaoa.'
shc !. 10 ali her Appointments first elias.
packet 81 p, Ia. IN ne, stlr Commander md
ssrrtss 80 sIp,rcneed surgeon
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I'Ht un' ia'Hsn
Cd, having pe
cune qepta iuS
thtei> / I \
BIZ MtpUlNh
" ,uidfcspcC,ftlN
inVitc the fii'".
tiunoithraniisicd
10 the gfa''i>'he
irScss that mas
/, attended jir ~"
waetsver initn''l'e'
Ell and tts blpry
a,ltntiiion 80 Va q
cnrrofthe n tire"
.iUs itsrnrrS 'nt
which II - rnsre
This i,trHpi.i
Gov ~ IN 'rp' y
apc atthc - SIAf
- y .NtNt'Af
DISCOVERIES ~
ONE identified with
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TO FARMERS,

I'M celebrated Ibermt meter fhurrs
u ed Saw,rs, Garden Foot. Hay Cat
TER Il arrows Ok Yokcs Plows; Cniin a.
tsrs, Hoes, Spades. sh"veis, Manure Forks
free sarspef., Bssh Hooks, Wheelbarro~s
Cow Ties. nour Rollers ard HANGER Hinge
o.. -&r. For sale At the Rutland Agricuilu
raj Aachnu.- BARI EFT SONG CO
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I,entl NOtire For 1852.
rpNHf, Sub-rribrr hattcrs himself tina
h .uco.,- which la, crowned his
OPERATIONS on THE TEETH

,,r,,r,,,, az mn, rrrru
VI Ira ti"NH Wv iHI 't'''H'
lur.uE IA tos,dercr Of r'yht years III 'hi' VII
Gae,t, not "ntn,wni" p majority OF tie N
n2hl'this Of windsor bHuhly' ~" thlhh- -"
tuUt lac ha- not only kept VIII! The rt"Eft-'
Of inlr"Ntm'utiu his ptotrs' ION, but h"I"oIy
believe, that hr has assisted materially in Us
ndfancem,tt. Daring tbs past year ne ma
constructed
E,yfgr, Whale Sets al Artificial Teeth
,.a,.i, ,,,,.,.,,,,, .,,,.,,cr ,;.c, E,,ry ma.
i' "i"' ,h. ,.,,y ,,,.., ,,,i,, oyc,
t'.t' Wv" 'N'' i"'N'
, 'wP'fe' y 5 .,,. p.,,,t ooo,,t;oo
'tl'"". ~ i''' ~! -, ~
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81 "a w.
1 fsyef Se.'tinefr, ifr1s''7fs
.ye,s PauLss,, So. ! sei ."s'.
80.
sA;. ssss ~sss q r4gSte, thr ssw'- =
ths Az. 80, @aasA 8. lss'sss - stf y az
" sA-sa s~s1s~sss~sasA ,-~i gf' stssfr ~fs's
40 as.f : sesy - isr Neg" ltsH 'eesTeeF'
sss4t.l go VIE .sr aRs8esat peSt''n stS''
.t.ass - s.,sr ss,s r., seaf.- ! Nfe HH'f
...ss tAs ~ >. ~ Saf. T. AL '+t ma't
.tAttp s3.sssssee .s,'a, - BE s' thsf o.. SO
l-.,. ts4hs Fat q. - a we've 80 - ~
vs,.s Q 80. ssla ~ tAs fvs.ics'''ia az re
49,. rssrta.t ias, tie 80 toks'"f ~ 1.S'
.s., s~l i,4., sivtatj 90 'te h'sht't -. ~ ~
80. iasi ~ II ~fys. Sc usss - - tti % O.
aa.sss.t .s&f = cooks Ia ts'ss8 - fee'1 ''i So
,ts.e asl s.s t.ett+s.sS4fS fgesitA 80 e.
.ths, ss{lSts. l. re % ita s''f't't 81 ~"
AssiA 20 ias 5rf gsiitnis f,s "rii-f vftt-f'
s..n 1sa a. a, 80 sssrf hes ~ 'rst tef ger
.ss sat, s,is 'rsi ssgirf Hs- fasfrs - ifAN tif
ss-k y si,e a. ~t3 t.-sgsy 80 ie'f'eft = A'i' H
ss.s esis iias 10 gt.F - va rnhn' 81 50 '''f -
- . sk.rks4sd. - sfae H. f.ei
gUARLE> ~IRtRNtH.
"a rrtk 49, srA ,45 NsssA1 IT.
n Essn,, ., ,ae snetr p"ts' % % Ac !"'
~,raeI h, "a ,il pf-paal to ''t address . "ns
~ .es,.ag ,,sc ~ ee- EeneAtss So
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REFERENCES.
r. PECKnAM. ~,p.. Utica, y. V
n FLiNi NJ n New Bedford Mass.
rs FDuIt, NJ II, Syracuse,
NJ ~ MILLS -, Rochester. N.
W " REESE u. Guy 1T New York,
J. e. oRtttR, Nh Bil,imore, Md.
W PRESCOTT. - n cnnrord, "
L IL Il..r NJ : Nav NMIE AIn
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II 4 NTEB
GOOD COAT KERs.

4 PANT
VEST
Can have st,Idy work IL application j. ma lie
.oun to Johnson d WOOD.
RitAni. March 10 1852. l2tf
CDriUS Shbe.II
guOn Viz Brown Sheeiines ana shifIinssO iva
'1o''' ttups 1gaiiiles.
kisa Rrt~p a. ! Tsfeichsd priitngs Co,oret md
white satin Jelps. Tiekinesaod striped 5hirtin g.
20 { f~c"fvca ~ he Nes uulrr store.
H,Iaua Juu- 1852 & RuRr&>OS
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CT ERRY pEcroRAL

ir"th supply lust received Beware Of
a spurious Article. IF you purchase OF VI. yon
are sure 10 get ia 2URT & son
Rutland, 20
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r. BURT -oA ale nor receiving a at~
N/''ock Of borHesiics, conSi,ting Of I iek ing.
- rsfiDSs qsali,,ss, stripped siirIins., Cotton
FianhS'si WicEiBs; rwine; Cotton sattiag
h'ses and White "aid.nS, slack, browa ana
coiorss Drilhpgr.
,Nf' t..' Bel Sheesing ahi sh f,ii,t
/ 'H'N1b ls.,, al Af"sp Nhttt.rs
tttsts ,.i3 - IL!
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Nsd Tram inA ". nppn arrival nf the
,o,ratnu Cars fram darlington ard Bellows
FAILS .3ffisos at Toy - P.~
E.p,e.. Tam at ~ VITA the mofnur
Pa.srn grrs from Ded,usbVtrh Montreal At q
Rns,on .f,fv"s at Troy - ) =. - h'H'
Gor ,iie Efp''S' Jsat"s to New fofF and
Buaaio. ana evening boats for Nrw Gptt
accommodation TrhiG $50 u aiirf :.
rival II Boston and bnrhng'"u Trans. tod g
,, s,lrn and srriy" a, ITO, ~ ncAt morn,
M. connecting with the io,5uA ESrirs'
rralnt. rnaDio AID ip,Jo Hudsoh Rive
. Tram 60 New l"rk
riIO'S II. CANFlElD. .S"2f.
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STATIONERY, &C.

STATIONERY, &C.
OSnn ENVELOPES OF Yariuns Kinds,
& .VVj Fine and Common Capand Letter
Paper, Fine Note and Bill Paper Steel Pom,
and Pen holders, india Rubber, Sc just reed
ami for sa'c Nv T.. RuRr H. Sos.
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CAMPAIGN PAPERS.
Scott g. Graham.

Hhh view to keep the people we'll ps"i
cd NJ IN political operations during Ia" cam
pBign - ca, II 0ul and concentrate the Wig
loTcrs lot III. Dns", neat November, and uu-
der the banner of Scat, and Graham. deiaol
III til. last plank IN the pla form Of LncoGn-
cousin, we propose 10 fur.i,h the New N'r4
TrH~s aud Tr,hun~ On the foil wing ,erin.
Ne'kiy Innes, - weeks, 90 cop.ss al %
cents each. single shscl
Weekly Tfbrnr, - week, - ecpis. a. -
ccuts each, double sheet
Dn ~ copies VI more in cl1h. postage !
cent, per copy, BUZZ - sos
Rutland, luiY An, l>j2 2Aif
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nLSiO { "oBtkT> improved saisman,
~ 4.f Safes. e .uB,ner article pris.sirns
' 0 t. SDoU. Orders rrpiapIiy arssrred by
BARRETT q sos. s.cgt..
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1852.
den eCds.
DOMESTIC GOODS.

4 Grrai assortment IL The beet quality 30
y received by ~ l. srENCEs.
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I'IFsfE Z Y. ~ n ] NHs
(Srcc"s~ots ~ Pierce q. Kellogg
IlapOrierS \ Who rSalc Dealers, 2lj River \
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-12-18
n e W S Item

E1- The n. Y. Observer states that the
Rev. James Calvert expired in the pulpit,
while engaged in the performance of religious
service, at Orion, Cattaragus Co, n. Y. a
short time since. lie was reading from the
18th chapter of st. Luke, and after utterinc
the words, Il will arise aud go to my -
exclaimed, 80, my friends I" fell down in the
puplit, and almost instantly expired.
Ga A fossil elephant has been exhumed
near GAINESVILLE, Ohio. 1t is the third of the
species which has been discovered in the
same bank The last specimen is said to be
nearly twice as large as any known Asiatic
or African elephant.
G." Some of the most noted English noble
men are lecturing this winter. before public
assemblies The Earl of Carlisle is announc-
ed to lecture on Gray. at Sheffield the Duke
of Newcastle is to lecture TO the mechanics at
Worksap, Sir Alexander Cockburn.a at South
amptnn, and Lord John Russell at Manches.
ter.
eB' Mr. Webster's house on Louisiana Az
cnue, Washington. has been rented by Mr.
Gales, of the Intclligenccr, who has also
bought portion of the furniture. Mr. Gales
was for more than thirty years firm and
constant friend of Mr. Webster.
a Francis Sweet a ra(i.pan from Plain
field Vt. was drowned in the Connecticut riv-
cr, at Mnrsan'S ferry, in Gill, on Monday
night
q" A fellow named Davis alias Swectscr,
who has been in the habit of raising money
by calm. at the residence of individuals and
announcing the death of some absent member
of the family, has been arrested at Rumnev,
and committed to jail for trial.
sB' The Rev. l.. II. Tabor gives notice
that the advent of the Messiah will be cele-
brated at West Charleston by appropriate
religious exercises. on the evening of the 24th
OF December The meeting will be continued
on the following evening and Sabbath.
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Late from California.
ARRIVAL THE ILLINOIS
WITH S2,500,OOO IN GOLD.

The mail steamship Illinois, arrived at New
York the 18th, bringing $40 passengers and
S2,l0O,046 on freight, and 100000 in the
hands of the passengers. Also the California
mails to the 18th ult.
The fire at Sacramento and loss of over
two mllions.is confirmed. Contributions were
opened to relieve the sufferers in the prnci-
pal towns. San Francisco raised in ten DAYS
$4,000.
The loss at Marysville is estimated at 81 co.
900 The loss at San Francisco was not over
100000, and a small amount of goods
The number of votes polled during the
Presidential election, was over 10000. The
denlucrt,tlc majority was only 5000
The entire Democratic State ticket was
chosen, including Messrs. McDougal and La
than, for Congress In the Legislature the
Democrats have 20 out of p, and upwards
OF two-thirds of the Assembly.
The rainy season had set in, and copious
showers had fallen throughout the State. The
rivers were rising, and the miners were sue
cesstully employed in washing out their ore
The dry digglngs were fully supplied with
water, and were expected to yield a rich haf=
vest.
The Indians of the Colorado had been reduc-
ed to complete subsection by Major Hcntzel-
mann, and treaty with them had been sign
ed and officially published,
The last Of the overland emigration was
coming in. The emigranis were reported as
beng in good health and had experienced
little trouble from the Indians.
H.
Sacramento fire. 1000 buildings had been
burnt. The wind was blowing gale at the
time and the fire spread with fearful rapiditv
Every public building in the city, except the
Court House, was burnt. $50 buildings many
of them being brick, were erected within ten
days, and hundreds of others were rapidly
gong up,
i The fire at San Francisco was on the even
ing Of the 18th. The Wing estimates the los.
at from $1,000 to S200,Ooo
There had been fire in the grain fields r
the kapa Valley, doing damage to the amount
OF $1,000, and another among the farmers il
CaIlvcraS county.
At Calaveras, among the ranches, six Oh
eight hundred tons OF hay had been destroy
: ed
. Among the names of the persons burncC
or Killed at the Sacramento iire,wc find thoS,
of James Drums, stage driver Lynn Wood
worth, ID. o. Brigham. Another accoun
says that Charles Brigham was burnt in I
: curriers' store. His remains were afterwards
found and identified. The Rev. Mr. Stanton.
Church Methodist) was burned. Eight
thousand dollars, however, have been sub
scrlbed for the purpose of rebuilding it. Sew.
eral patients In the State hospital were also
burned.
The price of gold at the mine. had advanc-
ed TO Sl1.2j.
Another tracas had occurred at Panama
between the natives and foreign boatmcn .du-
ring which the Mexican boatmen were shock.
Ing ly beaten.
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man saw both trains approaching and gave
the signal for the train coming from North
field to stop; but this was found impracticable
on account of the ice upon the track. The
steam was reversed and the brakes applied.
but without avail. The collision was terrible
The conductor,a Mr. Woodbury., and brake
man bv the name of Corse, were seriously in
iured, butt it is thought not fatally. One
of the eng ines was badly damaged and two or
three cars smashed.-Uristian Messenger
Fire at Marshfeld
The Starch Factory in Marshfeld Village,
owned by Stephen Pitkin, and occupied by
Putnam & Wooster, Was consumed by fire on
the morning of the 10th inst, together with
the other buildings belonging to it. The fire
was first discovered about l2t o'clock. 1t o.
riginated in the dry kiln, which was attached
to the main building, and in very short
time the whole was in flames There was in
the cellar 5000 bushels of potatoes, and 1000
bushels in process of manufacturing, part
of which were saved. Probably about half
of the potatoes in the cellar will bv saved
Mr. Pitkin's loss on the building is about $1,000
Putnam & Woosters loss on their stock is
not vet fully ascertained, but it is supposed
to be about $1,000. No insurance. Messen-
ger.
q A communication from DIR. Marsden,
of Quebec, appears in the Gazette of that city,
in which it is stated that the cholera broke
out there on the 2Sth of September, and con-
tinued until the 9th of November, having
prevailed ~ days. The whole number of
deaths from the disease during that period
was l45. The cholera has prevailed at five
different periods In Quebec, each appearance
showing decrease in the number of victims
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