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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
From New England.

1IE MAINE LIQroR LAMENTATIONS TO Ras5fvG
THE RoXBrRY fNcENDiARlEs, ETc.
Bosros, Jan. 10, 1853
The monster petition to be presentedto to the Lesihs
ture ednesday iu favor Of the Maine Liquor law IN
Massachusetts, co ntains so 600 The friends Of
the proposed law are sanguine Of it's passage.
Mr.. Il. Harins has been entrusted by Gov. BoutwsG
with invitation TO Kos-uth to virit Aassac
during the present session OF the Legislature
Governor Allen has depuied Hon. Welcome B, BAytss
special the resolutions passed by the Les
lnture OF Rhode Island, to Kossuih.
The bail OF the Roxbury incan diaries has been In
creased to SIS 060, which, falling to be giysn each
OF the accused parties have been to jail The wbo.s
amount OF insurance the buildings destroyed WIS
over SIC eco In which the prisoners interested te
the amount OF $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20

BROADWAY THrATRr,-The grand operatic aud draua-
tic spectacle called Paul Clifford was produced isss
evening for the first time In this country in style of
the utmost eplendor before crowded and fashion able
audience. The scenery machinery and costumes were
all in keeping with the taste and superior judgment OF
Mr.. Barry, the manager. Mr.. Collins appeared In his
original character OF Pau Clifford which he formerly
sustained at the Covent Garden theatre for upwards Of
aC0 nights with great 1t will be reco.cted that
ne was tLen tenor singer and moving In the first Waks
oi opera lie po.essed voice Of great sweetness and
power which be stl retains IL pupil Of the great
Maetro Crevelle, who wRhsd 70 conins him to epera
alone but his tate turned 70 the representation OF irish
chaIacter and lis hi. arrival In this city
has leeB completely successful Til, celebrated drama
was tt rrcouced In London. believe, in November
1875 and Was received with the greatest demonstrations
f pleasure ana ue must say is proiu,tion last
Ing rejects great credit Mr. Marhall who sacrificed
the proceeds Of last Saturday evening" having full
hss.a IN orderthat .houd be rf.ct in all its parts
dent 70 frat performance Collins was in fin. voice
We Nef- naricufry pls a.ed With the IN which
h. rendered the beautiful ballad. Maiden III pe,sr
deceive thee = a. also the cong HgTra tor the road
Miss lula Gou'4 a. Lasy I:ard n. sang her part
swaetS snd Mad foLisi llrnt Miss stopper
ton-in fact, al tie artists well in their parts
and tfc Audience asYs marked Testimony II their sais
factitn ~ Tie close ol tie piece. Collins called
bsois n. cursE { rtsc,c tie cheers of the vsiters
~hch IT, esKror,t9-sG in skort, ri.hy address Ma
can hdelne aGd sis Neri t&Ic.t grand Jgs ds iSfr
y fNroh G stun. Nnteh very elective. PsW
thaoEa i Euit 70 ars~ CT udsi houses
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meyer ns,ers s shswn b.. y D D.x.. e Hc9gs
Ss.sdsss hs IN Central
T. Dixon had his hair renewed. having been bald
ssa SSas s9as
Sney fnf a.s in sysry ether Article
;s.sa ss Rs,:ssais yours. ;s, II
es Nsw wsSy
that inform yeuef the restoration Of my hair which had
s:is 10; E.Rsy ':s ". sss
posed 4 was setsd.s.y with our i.m Although tried
;Is shs nc, %ed AUD b:
: sSs Shief. Sss cis Hall. daily. Rssoeaaly yours.
Dr. KrlLlsern:, Y r.spe think shs. ~ is.
make MY c..s inosn. sssbald for over ten years. was.
Je. 70 y s and y E
b.Hs.a; 20 20 nsedSusa M ''Iss. Hsg yprs Ny Lar wa;
Workers who truly wonderful sr0wsh. They
Dr. iS @ one who j. concluded that
would never r.Gsn ply hair ihad .,s my eyebrow and
.senshnss Sy he bottles yoas 'rniy
magic auie ! have .sssiIed bsth, thicker asa @ sas.
any ono can .nd make sssia;sicn my hsir. know
many Others who have tried and all hsve been pessed-
k,i;ss Nssteh .sssss. 's's'e'' ''a'. -. s.'a
.sns SS N ans S a ysspssy ss % 40 as
tiiuliy Hi vLes BAR Was ,sstenei rss,or,a
i.sd 70 saera AM relief isd despsrsi q sv's re-
DR.. ImIiscrp;--Rssrss srFp. s.a-Is !. due 70 you
frankly state thai when esllea yon, in res,on to
remedy sr r.s.o,ip1 tic hsir Whca a,Ead your rra.
s ys ,s e @ 90 a. I he
city, wa rlesstd with your frsnknes You ery ,e.Gty
e. fy and s us,
S Gee g.. : @ r 1 a.. and !. M
NO ore hss risht to bsieye without snesEs he ia.s
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senatcs
ALBANY, January 10, 1857
rEUpAL TrSUEfs.
Mr.. Pmncs (dcm presented three petitions for law
to extiDgush feuda tenures On motion they were re-
ferred to Joint select committee consulting of
tatives from the Third Judicial district
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. PiATr (wbig), reported bill reducing the stock
OF the Piermont Ferry Company.
Mr.. BrEKMAS (whg) reported bill Incorporating the
Union Cemetery at Bu,hwick
Mr.. WnIGHT (whig) reported bill 10 amend the CT
ter Of the Empire State Mutual Insurance Company
MT CooLE. (dem reported bill to amend the Gene.
raj banking law.
TIE MILITIA LAW.
The Senate went into Committee OF the Whole aud re-
ported progress the bill amending the militia law
YoSKERs FERRY.
Mr.. CoNGER (dtm brought in q bill to amend the
charter OF the ionkers Ferry Company
Mr.. WncHr (wbig), called up and spoke at length in
eupsort OF the tariff resolutions.
1he resolutions laid over on the molten Of Mr.
Congtr, and the Senate adjourned.
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TuIRTY-SECON CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

senate.
w.n,,orox IA, 10 1877
""''io'' o"'' - NS-'
ARMY.
Tha Ch.ir ,.;a !, sr. ~ ear.,. ~. sono., s ~. G.
eAi isiu peioie LAG Seh"so 'ne 'epo'' VI 'pe pec
retary CT War. communicating the number and nsm
' x' = - s - ~ saw e'
o. Pcrssne IN tnat department. Also report ef the ex-
psndtsres Of the National AYmory Laid on tine table
- - - 'S'N'
and the printing ordered
,rr,r,os 81, rms ,soy, ,,xr =. srr.,,-
- ~
Mr.. FISH (wnig), or N IT, presented TIE petition OF
tie New York state Colonization soc.ty praying Tor the
,,,-,. - -, . -. 40
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posted contractors raised tbs cry N fraud the oss.
tracts not let beow the estimates nor was t =
evidence Of fraud that they awarded to ths
lowest bidders.
mr.. SMIru (wbi9) OF Chsutauque, desired . fun
eSpose-he deired Justice done to all and wrong -
none he was In favor Of concurrence,
Mr.. WAsH, (dem) Of New York, q friend OF tAs
enlargement and condemned the manner OF letting ths
contracts he believed there great fraud and feared
In vesti cation would end in smoke
After further debate, MIR Wright withdrew his motioG
Of nonconourrence and the amendment Of the Senate
WAS agreed to.
Mr.. RosE (dem OF N Y, called up his res0iutfsa
for the appointment Of Select Committee lof sight 70
investigate the canal frauds
The motion objected to- and the Speaker ruled s
ont OF order.
Mr. WALsu appealed and the decision tf the 8peaksr
overruled.
Without disposing OF the resolution, the Hoa,s si
lourued at thres O'Clock.
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Brig Rainbow Ashore.

PEouDEScE, Jan. IL, 1859.
Tbe Jomna, has received the following from Eswpoet
dated Sunday evening. Z. M.;-@ The brig ashore 1t
Point Judith Is the Rainbow Ct and for New Haven fo
the West Indies in ballast She went ashore yesterday
her forefoot and false keel is OFT rudder gone, end
has lost anchor and chsin This msru-
ing, sLe is further ashore, and Lies thumpinx
heavily upon the wort part of the point The captain
will not allow any board and would accept OF
any assistance that has been offered At low shs
is perfectly dry forward, and at the last accounts
msined tight The above derived from the captain
Of the plot boat VIM w. johnson.
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BILLS FROM THE Horsk.
After various reports &c the private bills passed by
the House on Friday taken up read and referred
to the appropriate committees.
CLERK WANTED A c0MMrTrTH.
Mr.. SEBAsrIAN, (dem.) Of Ark, offered resolution
allowing clerk to the Committee on Indian Affairs
which was laid over.
THE ASSIGNMENT OF WARRANTS.
The joint resolution making land warrants Assguable,
taken up.
Mr.. Uvpxswoop, (whig) OF Kentucky, offered sub.
stitute, which, in substance, provides follows
Section That all warrants for military services and all
locations Of the same. be made assgnsble.
Section allows and xes rates Of compensation 20 land
officers for location Of The same.
Seotisn allows oompcnsation to land 0oers payable
tofore made.
end volunteers who were called nto military scrvioe and
whose serviees paid Tor by the United SsAtes.
Seo allows on computation Of time Of service soldier
shall be allowed for every twenty miles he be distant
lowance twenty miles he have marched TO be
mustered into service.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN offered an amendment repealiug the
provso in the ninth section Of the act Of February 184
which withheld bounty land from these troops who did
not march to Mexico which, after DEBATE adopted
Mr. Downs (dem.) Of Louisiana, offered amend
ment which after debate, and numerous notifications
also sdopted 1t provides that pre- emptionst ma
pay for his land in warrants.
Mr.. WAIKER (dem }, Of Wisconsin, offered amend
men providing that 2l years Of age
the head Of family, no will settle upon public lands
and cultivate the for five shall have l60
without any charge. lie asked for the yeas and nays
the amendment
MIR. TYrcH (dem.) Of Michigan desired to be heard
this amendment, and 1t was ordered TO be printed.
The Senate then adjourned.
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CHARLrsroS, Jan i3, 1854
The mail steamship Isabella arrived at clock tfnA
morning She called from Havana n the morning ~
the 18TH and fro Key West the vsning OF the 18th
Tho steamships Georgia, from Chagrss and the PhilA
delph,s, from New Orleans, arrived a. Havana .b-
18th inst.
Politically, Tho news is wholly unmportant IA
con mercls point OF view however the POSSESSES
considerable interest. Under the commercial head
pivs full report Of the markets.
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Fire at Is6chester.

RocHEsrrn, Jan IL, 1852.
About 3 o'clock this morning, Nos. l51 and l63 =
Avenue were consumed by FIRE The flames had made
such progress before the inmates awok that they
obliged TO efoape by Jumping irem the second story
dovs. Nothing was saved.
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The Pennsyiyaria Legislature.

UAnRIsBuRa, January ID, iSJ1
John NJ. Bickel, democrat. elected State Tsessu
day The vote stood 80 for Bckel q asocy,
Dsse, whig and scattering.
Ths Senate passed, to-day, bill authorizing loan u
$3Q0O00 to meet the interest which will be due .hs
public debt the LIST of Rebr uary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
Charge Of Murder.

CASASDAicUA, Januxy ID, 1861
Tie case OF the people against Woodin opened to-dAg
Judge Allen presiding. After the empanneing Of tAs
Jury tho court adjourned until 80 A. M. to morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
Heavy Bank Robbery.

PoRTsMouIH Va. Jan ID, 1858
The Branch Bank Of yirgnis entered last nishsy
Ind robbed Of $4,000 The robber has not been cauYhs
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FI1IsBURd, Jan II, I50k.
Up to this time 2 O'Clock noon) we have no tidisgs
of Kossuth. heavy fall Of yesterday aud tAss
night has probably delay ed the train.
Areurnng Californian, belonging 10 New Brighton, Pa.
had his carpet bag stolen this city this morning the
Allegheny Railroad depet 1t contained $4,000 aud
ianu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
MISCELLAN NMOUS.

SLKIGHIEGl sLEIGHING sLEIGnING THE CUES
non often asked by respectable t,nilies Mhe.e shall
Il Tsns
ss.s r.
easRs IN 81 II Many and
lis BUSINESS % h 10 s
5, that TFs u gs ks
sy and @ HI, ss BE-
sion There is alwass desire original
s Sas oh G Of s ss
fSS int s q sm - II ssy @
come otsd with Of the 6nS need
En- as . S Pc 4:
makes dollar he spreads among The Widows orphans,
asinly aron the smiles Of the public and
that has ns an III viii or uaSna 20
bsstow upon any member Of tho human famy-.herefore
an
xo Id Ss a.
had better do So and Judge for themselves As time and
sasi yS ss
See O hs rail- NJ c e
Hsf hsro ae IN ~ @ os snS nSrS Of @
touch sarnham seritsss :s Bay
e as
Viii sa
= D ys.r TS s Y1,REs 9soA
first and we'll known from Paris lowest rrcs
fitting, material, and work 81 Is per shirt and ST. 900
chserge to Offering for sale better lifting shirt
ready made, from 81 Is and upwards.
T1,O CALF PISTOLS or ALL
aizee, Holsters Belts &c., Guns Rides, Bowie Knives
and al! kinds or pistols.
A. w. sPIEs 4 Co, ~ Maiden lane
nooRs, DOORS DooRy-N 7. KINBALL, NO. 7s
- Geosman street. has on hand or makes 20 order the
beat premium kiln dried Doors found country
all prices ard qualises also, Sasbes and Blinds
lowest cash prices Grateful Tor past avors he would sol
oit the patronage Of his friends and shs public.
"A Here lie ten thousand thousand bugs,
AS dead as dry toba GEO plugs;
Here lie nun bered rats and mice,
A satisfactory sasriRca.
BY Lyons pswder and his pills.
The worlds delivered from these Ills.
Reader. III such annoy you, go
at once TO Lyons grand pct.
lis in Byo.dway, sad ON the door
he nm hoe: Ia
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pAseAoE TO CALIFORNIA NAY DE LNGA1En on
D roatenabc terms 10 tho spleudii Clipper Ship ANOs-
LUtiA 70 ssi OF Nhs 2ith JsNyarg Apply prcmrt.ys.
) y OaHgURH, l:t Walsr seTSsa
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TslAyELLEfss GUApE.

NEw YORK AND EEHLk& RAILRoA D.--EEH
IN YORK h,htny, snd IT oy.-Tna Harlem R,ilroad Ex.
ns,op will 10 Opsn for thrburh srsns on Ar Monds
January i9s l52 fsseussr tIsns viii leave CITY sl,,
New YorS al ocnps, n. hetarnins, will iesve East
Albany rs IUi5 H. Additional passes yqr srsins aud
srsirht trtas will hs mt on sho road IN ew dsys Of
'"''" ~ ''"Se 80 ". sLOsT. superintendent
CANDxN AND ANNOY pAILEoAD TIEE, RrHl.
~ laasphia, ~ IL o'ocok. a. "a iron ptg Ho,t North
foot OF Battery place BY steshost son, PoIrkE
SNly, t9un&Ays sxoepted ariyag ~ ftits sphs stZS
fare. ~ ssssad sA1A ~ sDSy.ri lny ss "a =, ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA JiRECr.-u.s z.
IN NAIL ana nKprsss Lines through In khtore ks.
!aas Vie !:r:sX ~ lss,nf H.y YSsh M ~ Ss
fhiiadephs cane hours, from foos Wsnrs ssei fas
Nmore. Washington and Oh aricaten brvvsh scsc sej
NNs sbeyS Hrss srd thccu ~ t1ssgga ce-r,f In s "
nAa. srcn asv Yak. 9th Nhrsss ~ ssasasscrs
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- ssass.sasssss s.-a|.ss
STltt' 81,

yJCp NV QRIEtrg TOUCH st EAyaN. -
u fht -Hs spisrdic dcnblc engiue stetshtp ior,
Contain hshsrd Hos6a, Nl leave TIER No NORTH rfGf
New Orc SIS, touching al Nassna lev l0uri ony -
lspa vsssengigr rgtsdsy tho 9Th jaGusTl' Ass tt "
ooiock D.. pfsui1olv. rssgnretS hy ths oynyofaHta
icay rely pron beng lrrlnd a. SeM Orleans Mis.n tt
after leaving Ner York lrt'eht tSltA 70 NcY ~.
No. - sooth street
EinsT VESSEL ToR san lgSNClSCO DESPAICil
line, slip MICHAEL hNG EL0, only x, tors, W. ~:
Nlsou, Comp anocr, rcs s. ka4t rltcf. ShiFp,H wl.
Iease eiosg their oug.sem. r' - orec - 10 n WI a
VIC ufusl dcsInoh OK this Inc This sIicndt ep hoH oi
extraordinary sreed, ,ory ANAL capacity .hs dtss :"
leave having hut emf psrs o. hor caso 9sn.
eea esnte the most svoftbie suti 10 th0 above
lott siE passengtfs can be taton. .
EB SUTTON, - Eau strot'
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y AN cAAsBEEKs soufdI AMERICA AND cALLroR,

IVAN GAAsBEEK's sot fT AMERICA AND CAthfok'
STEAMERS on Che Unsg.es r,As rYorrictcr OF ts kx-
yres been crTsged lsss Ia the tran
sortaton business INC jEaps sf D,rien and Known rs
sae moss prompt and oer trHrrder there Hsviny we
exclusive privilege Of tcIcgg esrges goods in hessrs
c,ieaaon Eussoli c, ela,se-s Iyiny on the ChsSres
sver which enshles thc proprietor 70 place reghs IN
fsnams two dayr shcrG cf .ny tthtT exIrcse. . -
A. ID. VAN GAhthEtk. 80 ctrTsandt s, New fo1f
Agonts--hersn. Gleason. RosseN Co. Chssresi ~ W.
fcCobb Cruces and CCrEOEs; CprBue, HsO. Co, Fap.
srH Butgess, Glort rti ssN yr.ntisec. Neerensss-
EroAdmAN New Yorl
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IVAN GAASBEEKs scTTp AxERICA AND CALI.
forns Expres 90 .otras<b:s Tor the ishTus ports
thc Pacific Ssn Lrsu6eo srd shndwich Ielsnds, on
IN grsda I'D instant, T. Mkn st<smshir ~ Dorado
rpefs please their rsifBt accompanied by in
iees doyetc at osx tGc. On WeSneday the 2st inst
r. recoiTtc tweye o'clock NJ on the day
9. tLe steemer s 0epIrttrts a, u. faN oAnanEhh,
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F1NO CALF FORNIAES.--COLT's PISTOLS or ALL
aizee, Holsters Belts &c., Guns Rides, Bowie Kuiyes
A. w. sPIEs 4 Co, 81 Maiden lane.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CRE0O RVS GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
VI Parcel Express the Islmus Of NcaraEuA through
sbout twenty dsysrbs hseribsrs viii
Daniel webster on Tleeday, st1Isry Esh a. T. Ship
esics before horSsy le.t ns In paeKases NOT
eesdipg 100 lbs. WEIGHT NJ W. r. Hanord, OF our San
steamer THOMPSON h HITCHCOCK.
Managers and ACeIte lx PcArl street, corner wall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15

GROUND AND UNGRoUED--CooKED AND
UNcooKED FooD.-In communication
from the society of Shakers, at Lebanon,
New York, in the Patent Office Report,
we find the following upon the relative
value of ground and unground, cooked
and uncooked corn for feeding and fatten-
ing cattle, &c.
1.-The experience of more than thirty
years leads us 10 estimate ground corn at
one third higher than ungrouad as food
Tor cattle, especially for faltening pork
hence II has been the practice of our soci-
ely Tor more than quarter of a century,
TO grind all our proyender.
The same experience induces us TO nut
higher value upon cooked than upon raw
meal and for iattening cattle, swine par
ticnlarly, we consider three OF cooked G.
quail To four bushels of raw meal.
Until within the last three or four years
our society fattened annually, for thirty
years, from 10000 to $4,000 pounds Of
pork, exclusive of lard and offal fat and
i is the practice TO cook the meal, for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15

FINE WooLED SHEEP The article on
sheep, furnished by the West Westminster
Farmers Club, recently published in this
paper, is exciting much and merted atten-
ton among the woolgrowers OF Vernon,
and New-England. Speaking of Mr.
Campbell's sheep, the editor of the Jour
nal of Agriculture says he examined speci-
mems of the flock at the Vermont State
SHOW, soon after their Importation, and is
very certain that there were no sheep upon
the ground, of all the great display, superior
to Mr. CampbelPs, and that very few indiyld-
ual specimens equaled his The BrauIebo-
ro' Eagle says Farmers who desire to
improve their nocks will find in this lock all
they desire; aud IN Mr.. Campbell fair man
to deal with"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15
ELDREDGE JOHNSON,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
orFlOE, BEAsOM's nuILDlNG, MAIN sfREET,
NASHUA. n. 81.

VIII give prompt attention ~ al business cniusod To- he
care 90 any Of the CuUHTs TINS ers1E.
They also continue Nu-iuess n uny uf Che
SOUTHERN OR YVES ERN STATES. such rur
chasing Government Lands imptov,d Farms. Tncug
buni rifles Paying Taxes Examining Land 90 furnishing
10 The description Of its stuatuu NauH &c, so
ling lands, investigating ho settlement OF the estates Of
pcsons deceased Securing the property belonging 20 such
esiafs, Collecting Dp1ts Of a kinis, and A ~ ENDING
TO ANY LEGAL BUSINESS IN The SOUTH OR
WEST.
Lanl Warrants Bought, Sold and Located tot tho Soldier
aud Bounty Land disposed of nn Commission.
Mr fdfedse, having trlvclfI extensively in tho West
AMI Govcruueut hands, aud thereby acquired kuovodse
Of the best locations, censf hu-iutss acqlntHnrr
VIII eontinue 10 make journeys OF REGULAR I'M IN-
Walls. 10 attend the foreign business Of .he office.
uurng bis absence Ar johnson will hu ioaud 90 thcir Of
fee n home business, ind will receive and tot
ward % Mr. r. AID foreign lusiness len with hiln.
an business by mail viii he attended 20 espedouJ
emil flnhiuly.
"A. r. ELOREDGE. f2.f j. W. JOHNSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15

RAISING HoRsEs. A good bullock
when raised, Is worth about forty dollars.
An inferior horse, at the same age, is worth
as much as the bullock.-A superior horse
will fetch three times as much as either,
aud costs no more 10 raise him Raise
good horses or none. And to raise good
horses, procure the best blooded mares for
breeders, and Morgan aud Black Hawk for
sires.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15

which purpose six or seven potash kettles
are used"
The Shakers are close, observing, cal
culaiing people, and 90 in for the pract-
cal realities of life, and therefore, in the
economy of food, must be presumed TO
be good judges. For ourselves we are
disposed TO believe the conclusions at
which they have arrived. are correct.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-15
PAPER HANGINGS.

Spring styles Just received. Tie styles are beautiful
CPRlCbs Lowe ssoftmeni large, and embraces I'll qua
ttio from cents TO the French Sans at the Peoples
Store, opposite Brick Church. LYMAN & klNh.
Apu g. 1854
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NllTICE.

rNHF PARTNERSHIP heretofore cXsiog under Tho of
WOODWARD & bNALEN, Is THE day dissolved hY
mniu consent All accounts sud demands wli De- socf
10y N 49, Bfaley, who vail continue b.. iness ihe od
stand. ~. ~ WOODWARD,
J. %. BNALET.
Waterbury. Anil IL. 1862. -
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.

fF,r aafsirnd tas idsi oprneh this unso Tor the
rHamai.fan fthe ruhh. II is designed TO mike t.
ri.astsi fIaf . a hustle Of CT, life dnnnriiho
sualf 0rs he purpose OF visiting Mausicd noun
tlins if tie. Hflat 81 he Gfoon Mountains, command
ina riaa fNf Lake. fhr White Mountains, Montreal,
anI SHOES area0F second 20 none IN the u -tnosi
rnn1f numerous isnis aud acquaintance, and particular
strangers would SAY that no pains viii be SPARED
hf % en- asrru0ifi1H, and TO o The overs Of MIXTURE ~
hef W liesi aud uast Iuasod scenes ayNisii Mans
hed's Nose AuI "Chiu good road viii he cut TO tha
eaff the M uf June, nui by calug al te ANS
FIELD uUUsE, ,uu viii find he nacessaes FOR the as-
Ladies' will be- able to ride TO within mile of the
W. hHVo also the "Mo.s Gleun Falls" .tuatcd
three miles iran this house, romantic spot and vol worth
viewing
Thus House "a situated at the terminus Of The lawoilc
County Plank Hoadtcn miles iOm the RAILROAD, and sN
rom tla h0uuians. To the disc us q old las WstroN
would say that tha streams hom the mountains abound
M trout.
sTlILMAN CHURI MIL, Proprietor.
o.. rarscrror. By stage viii please request to be .ut
ai tho Mansfield House. 5s
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Collins Monipeher, Johnson a Campbell Waisaeld
a. q u. lann Na,eI5ury Bancroft ilainhsd, French
a. NasAst bsfie cardcli Warren, Putnam a. Wooster
nlisNueii hufnhum MoIeiown. n II Camp Nurlhheid
req T.. Smih, Nonined. J : White Noithheld, John
'0N h0i-en AilaleaeA. w Paddock Factoy Va. 40 IL
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0Id Stomach Complaints.
Pepsin in Powder.

" gnsrnirnee ~ sending an paus tho COUNTRY the
plSi-7 ~ y MATTER OF THE PEPSiN, is aut 10 tn
''m Oh fo"dei, With directions 10 be Dissolved la wafer
~ mo aueni These Powders just ;he same maj
~ as e bottles, and vail be by mail FREE OF POs
49, ~ tNt, DOLL Ar sent post pHidl 10 Dr. J. :
houehION, y. D lhiladel9hia, Pa.
n,,,i yes-hNE THIS Every bottle OF he genuine
IhtStN beats the wfItten signature OF j. HDUGiiTON
~ - sale pioaneiof, Philadelphia, Pa Copy NH aud
g1rsoid BY all Druggist. and Dealefs in Medicines.