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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

A UCTION NOTICB-THOMAS BELL AUCTONKER
"A BY w. l.. Van Zandt This day at I0L ooock In tho
Auction Rooms 10 Spruce street sale OF Fur allure Bar
Room Fittings Liquars 200 superior Segsr Caldren
and other Clothing three trunks choice Dry Goods Cas-
splendid Watches Re also, for Of IL
concern, twelve summer Ranges No. Counters, Show
Cases Stock OF Hats. caps. RI, &e.
A UCTIoN EOTlcE-H. N. BUSH, AUorIoNEER-
Win sell this day. nj lOa o'clock in the sales Rooms,
No. 10 North william street Bureaus, sofas, Couahss.
Fancy Articles superior Cold Watch Also to close
conrsn thirty thousand Superior imported Ssgars OF va
rtous brands.
by .. HEGRAAE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Stst AZ o'clock hThs sock and fixtures Of the
dining saloon No 40 Fulton street Brooklyn consisting OF
Glass, kitchen Range, &c., &c.
II COTTON, AUcTIONEEa-LARGE SALE OF
- Household Furniture &c This day, Saturday, July
81 al 1913 o'clock at the auction SO Beekm and 80
Ann streets the entire Furniture of family from Brock
yn comprising article in the housekeeping ne such
Churs; BRUSSELS three ply and ingram Carpsts Oil cloths;
Bsok Cases Sofas marble top centre card dining and
tea Tables large and small Glasses solar and hall Lamps
Girandotes; bedroom Furniture China and Glassware;
Beds and Mattresses stoves basement and Kitchen Fnrai
ture sc Also several large aud small kefrigerators.
BThc sale is large. and will afford good opportunity
FOR al VINO may want good Furniture
IEENRY II LEEDS AUCTIoNEER NO So CHAM
bers street, sill sell this day ut l0a O'clock at the
,pltsroOrn lar. and valuable collection Of Rosawood
Mahogany and Walnut, Paror, Chamber and Dining
Furniture such fs Chairs Is, dsteas Bure Wash
stshds Taneeept Cottage Chairs Painted and Euamsed
sid Carved Rosewood suites Of Parlor Furniture
ele and variety Of rich Cabinet Furniture worthy the
attention OF til of good house keeping articles
ssc psremptory rai1 shine. Also larse mahogany
Once Des sill be sold without reserve by order II mort.
gagers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

TNRUG CLERK wANTED.-0NE ACQUAINTED WITH
~ with be CITY retail and ri on busiless mag ap-
MY At CLERKS Pharmacy ~ Montgomery street jersey
Cry the hours Of pnd O'clock. Beat of refer.
Ell ses required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

HAGUtRREoTiPt-J EtG.lvgD 1900 FULL
- size schio na'ea In perfect order These are
smooth and and take easy posh. Tbsy awe 10
tho daguerrean impression bor oau bio OBJ
tanned other plate For sale ny the sole arsut for
the manufacturers, VICToh BISHOP, % Maiden lane.
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EXCURSIONS.


SUNDAY EXCURSIONS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
- Newark, landing at New Brighton and Beryen Poiat
The fast steamer DART Capt Aiming Smith will leave foot
Of Robinson sroet at clock A. N. and r. Nj Newark
10 A. NJ. nnd6 r. NJ. Pare l2la cents.
GENTLEMEN's EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
" Banks on Saturday, July 2st-The pew and splendid
DART, Capt AIMING Smith, will leave Hamnond
street At IA A. NJ; Spritg street Grand street Sa
Peck clip, tx Pier No. g. o'clock. Bait and refreshments
provided. Fare % cents each way.
SyNDAY EXCURSIONS TO wHITEsToNE, NEW
- Rochelle and Glss largo and sple ndd steam
or CAIALlNE, Cart HoGars. win make An eyegr'i.n -
abovs every Sunday, leaving Peck slip. at o.oek, NJ
GOyerneur street. Delaney street 81 rcsth street
leave Glen Cove at 81; Now Rochelle. o'clock, stopping
Whitestone. Dinner and refreshments served up on
board Fare, 25 cents, each way.
EXCURsIoNS TO. THE FISHING BANKS-FARE %
II cents. each wsy.-The weIl.known scAstosmsr Buf-
TALO Capt aancox. will every day. except Saturday,
leaving Hammond street. o'clock, A. NJ; Snrng ftrevt,
Ts4 Grand street. sa Peck Slip, SO; Pier, No. s. y: ~,
9returnng by o'clock, +. NJ. Dinner bait and fshisg
tackle provided. Band Of Music will be on beard,
A PLEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW
n Rochelle and Glen Ccve-Aug; l. the newly ftsed up
street, N. r., ut s4 A. NJ; Catharine street, e X, At
So; Grand street at 81 Tenth street. at 90 and Twenty
sixth street at ~ Returning from Glen Cove atSP NJ
and New Rochelle at This route really healthfcl and
attractive aordng pleasant Accommodations for families
der other Of the frt qualify
board Good fishing and bathing grounds Fare cents
each
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN RETAIL DRY
W Goods store, 10 Petersburg Va Tie must be active,
10 tslgent and we'll acquainted th the business None
Other reed apply. Address, with refvrences.M NJ D.,
box g. 49, Post Office
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aCGLLs q scops.

roLD fENs.-A BAILEY a 60. AaNur,oru
- rers " Cola Pens AND Fsnei, Caaap ana
.he celebrated Extension Gases No IL xssrn ,aas -.
NJ Irving Bouss) Broadway
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-ONE WHO is WELL
~ acquaintei with the Retail Business, aud come
wei, recommended Apply At l52. late li6, Greenwich
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

\ L. VANDEWATER,
~ f. August 2 at 222 Wet
EIGHTH and Ninth avenues,
usual assortment uf genteel
hnrsuy and hair seat Sofas,
Bureaus, Wash Stands, Toile
trasses, Pallissters. Gard tt
with the usual y sortmeut OF
niture, with which the sale vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

| BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY IN A GEN.
- teel smily south OF Fourteenth street and Of
Broadway front room neatly furnished, is desired
Payment in advance If required address Laura Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

BOARD WANTED IN BR00KLYN-BY SINGLE
- ssnte man, in some reaan, location, where tho
torts o. home be oyed For particulars
dress Is. hoy No 343 Post Once stating location
and terms References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

BOARDING IN BR0oKLYN.-h FEW SINGLE GEN
- temen can be accommodated with breakfast Tea
and dinner Sundays private tau iy where there
hut few boardeTs References exchanged. Apply At ia
nigh street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


soRREL HORSE, I5,S HANDS HIGH ABOUT NINE
was taken BY mistake from wycsoa Hotel coney isaai,
place Any Information viii be received BY Conkn Car
4 and Water street, Brooklyn
ToR sALE--A FINE BLACK HORSE SIXTEEN AND
Il half hands HIGH years old pleasant aud
stylish driver sirgle double and pendd saddle hore
Who wants fine safe horse in all Respects w.rranted IS
reprepteo Can be at all hours at of Monroe
and Montgomery sreots.
EoR sALL--A PAIR OF soRREL HORSES STYLISH
drivers. sound. hind. And gentle. Also. ght wagon
and coupe single and donee harness all in complete order
Henry street 2Ss Henry stseet South Brooklyn
IGOR sALE.-Two HoRsEs-oEE IS A FIRsT-RATE
car. eSrse, sound ,a Ard KIND price One 10 blind
selling that the has "a FOR Tqy
can be seen Any time until sold, It "a Monroe street.
Also, two Carts.
RoCKAwAY, CARRIAGE FOR sALE.--A LARGE
tbree-sested Roctaway Carryat will seat fron
smy l. vi, ss sold low and can e 'sso At Taos Ds
South Brooklyn, Apply to GEO w. FOLSOM. 1872 Pearl
CADDLE FOR sALE-FIRsT QUALITY; HAS NOT
att IowDINs harness maker 50 seeeRer street. few
doors from Broadway.
WANTED-oNE OR TWO LADIES sADDLEsTHAr
dispose Of viii addresa line TO Country Herald ohcs
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED BY A SMALL IA
lay nest in genteel and dersble location, between
most y ss mSds d &
to r by nS oss W fG or per-
TyoUsE wANTEp-wANrED TO RENT, A SMALL
lower down town than Walker street nor higher up than
Fourth street Address NJ At this Office. stating
~ o
HOUSE WANTED on OR NEAR BROADWAY, A
house su.tsns fSr ssnsse p,Gas.s boarding ho9,e
aud rent.
u DOM wANIgD-BY TWO YOUNG MEN IN A PR
sse smiys sTy and e9Srt ,se room
s. r. p, Herald ohec stating terms situation, &C.
yVANTEp-sY TIE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. TWO
Sstsa " NE Nss'n ssa EAT rivers
men, between Houston aud Tenth street the ss.t
stating terms and location.
WANTED-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN AsToR
w House AID Spring streetA small House. store and
basement. Address boz 27S7 Lowol Pcs. oihee.
WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE FROM FIRST
H9 ns and ssn
net exceed $500 Address a. A. b. Union square Poss
Once, for two weeks.
WANTED TO RENT-A Store AND DWELLING Ling
I'm suabe fr millinery business Brcakvns pss psat
Sd B. snsr No. ai' Stanton Ss Street Drooka
vxTANTED.-A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM
Without board in Part Of the city fsra
lady and gen iemsn Address, stating toeation, &C.,
"Henry," Broadway Post Office.
VIZ ANTED-sUIrABGE APARTMENTS FOR GEN.
w teman and his wife. nnfuraished IN respeetasle
eschanssS Address W., Box t05S, Poet office.
WY ANTEp-A FURNISHED OR UNrURNISHED
w bouse up town; west Of Broadway preferred. One
twelve fourteen one having such
NAV hear tenant ny addressing note to d. F. Broad
way foss ofhce. Furnished honse preferred.
VxyANTED-A BAR COUNTER, ABOUT EIGHTEEN
w long got up in good style. Apply At SIG Green.
vich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

NEW YORK CITY FIVE PER CENT sTOCK.-FoR
~ saeS60O00 ,rotNn WAFER Stock redeeuabc 1900 in
teest payable quarterly snit too purchasers.
Apply by icter, other gee W. H. HAYS 10 Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

poARDiNG.-TaREE OR FOUR YOUNG GENTLE
~ men can he oommodaged with and breakfast and
diuper sunday small private fam iy ut No Fat
ton svenne, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

w AhTED-BY A SMART YOUNG WOMAN A. 81
" tuetion as Nurse Chamber maid Can assist at
wa-bpg and he generally useful NO objections to the
country Apply address, NJ G., No lSS Spring street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SSANDEN AND AEBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA-
~ delphin.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
Ne North river at A. NJ. aud p. NJ, through in AZ
Fare. first class So second class (by r. line
only 81 Returning leave Phfao e'pa foot VI alnut
etr.et. at A. III. sind i. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

VT,O SOAFMAKrRS. WANTED-A FIRST RATE
Il workman in toilet soap Good wages and steady
work win given, interest in the business sas-
factory. Apply at No IL Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

ALBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THx
"A Of the Rev York and Harlem Railroad leave the
Ci.yBnll St1tcn New York. daily excepted) Al
70 O'clock A. Mail train to Chatham Four Corners, con-
acting with ~eStern Railroad for Albany and Troy Le
bsnou Springs, Ettshed Sorin gHeld, and ethee inter
mediate stations. Al o'clock Accommodation tras
~ Chatham -Four Corners connecting with western Ra
going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
the loooock A. train TO Chatham Western Railroad to
anasn and stage to Lebanon, arriving ary the same
afternoon. Fare through ST. H. SLoAT. SUIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

vVEACUERs WANTEp.-TuE BEST LADIES AM
gentlemen, proficient in the ancient AVID modern Ian
rrages drawing &c. Subscribers aud others pleas
70 onI t. day, to L. III WILCOX, U. s. School Agency
293 Broadway at 10 and o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

| D0sRDING.-A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET WfTE
- board consisting psrlor and be broom, beautifully
furnished aDd pleasantly situated suitable for FAINT
~ two single gentlemen Apply at 80 Clinton
| place corner ofEighth aud Greene streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

A FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET; ALSO A YUR-
nishsd parlor And bedroom, In private faulty. u
single gentlemen Bath and water closet the Of
occupants Terms moderate Location unsurpasssd le-
fsrencss exchanged. Inquire Al 500 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

BOARD IN BRooKLNE.-A LADY AND GENTLE.
- man obtain pleasant and handsomely Furnished
with full partial board in apriya,e family House
with all the modern improvements. Location dcsra.
A. Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

IOARD.-A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM
- TO let, suitable for single gen teman gentleman
and his wife Inquire at 6 Twelfth street. Eitth
nnoi Private IAmily. Bath r0Om in the house.
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w ANTED-BY GIRL FOURTEEN YEARS OF
~ ago. situation in respectable family. to tend
Chi dren as waiver to make herself generally useful
The test of reference given Inquire at 40 Cliff street. To
be for three days
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ID a No Warren strect.
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WANTED, IaMEDIATELY-A WET NURSE. A
W heal by young woman whose baby Is not over two
tbs old Must bTitg good city reference Apply be-
tween e honrs OF y and o'clock at Dr. Haynes 95
nns Is or at 19l Fiftistreet-
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BOARD IN THR coUNTRY.-ArEw rAMnIEs CAV

- beaccommod cd with good and pleasant rooms aud
board with family At Nils. n, Ulster county
There eve nyenienee fer bathing and pleasant
drives The cars an amboats stop vi hin half mile of
the house goins and ing For further particulars
Ply to Edward ball. No Piatt street. and &c H. Corues
cS3 Pearl street
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borough to Pe'ersburg be a. the banking house
OF Delano Dunlayy Co, No l8 Wall street, Nov YORK.
j. u. TRiMBLE, President ~ \ G. RR. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

INoR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK. GOOD WILL AND
fixtures Of the Bru3hvlle Hotel doing good bu
nes tie intersection Of tho Long Island rail,
Hampstead plank road The lease is for FIVE
500 per with privilege Of purchasing; the house
is forty feet square and contains rooms on the
barn and other outbuildngs with from
tour OF ground. Apply the r.mises Of
BENZ. LANE, address X s., box 1880, New York Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

RoARDifG-SUITs OF ROOMS, AND SINGLE, NAY
- be had at Union Park House t22 and "a III
streetl and at sorner Broadway and Thirty street
These EXTENDED and elegant establishments srs on
100 eot streets, open from river to rvermost delightful
for summer
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL. SPORT
" ing Apparatus Fin. Cutlery, &C., g.. Onion D
WbeooCh napafactureru and importers 30 Maiden lane
invite the att8pti0n Of tho
ss.snsvo and well alected assortment Inc above seeds
constant supply Of Revolver and other Fire arms
nufsotured by Allen Thurbor Aso, Colts Pistos % al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

LIGHTNING RoDS-SToRE No, 1856 BROADWAY
- boyers iso a'ed with glass, ani moaAted
to wi,h oliver patiua points magGets thus oossti
~ ing the perfect protection ~
1915 per foot everything frrusnsd Agents
u ROVER
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ITO BUlLDEf S-WANTED. RESPONSIBLE BUILD
er 10 build house up town for cash. Address, for
or week ei.b real nancy A. A. H. at this Office, stating
where interview may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31

lfoE PHILADELPHIA DI8ECT.--u. 8. MAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours Nswersoy Rail-
road via Jersey City ,ioavng New York A. a. foss Of
gsrtandt stroes; and % r NJ. Liberty street Fsfe, e
So 60 Cor second oiass In And A. N.
Return sti sad9A NJ. and 81 p ~ Baltimore. Washing
Norfolk, Chsrietou through tickets sold in te
shove ree aud tbrcush baggage carried In the A. NJ and
y N iinea
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w ANTED-EMPLoYMEST As A C0PYIsT, At SEW
w Ger is page or in lawyers office agent
sIy honorable business whereby educated mas viii
good references may support himself, only alb
ten years old, by aboring twelve hours dav. Al
dress q. 4, NO. SO Walker street, through City Pos
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by HEGBMAE, ACCOMMODATION JULY
- Sist az o'clock hThs sock and dxtarss Of the
dining saloon No 40 Fulton street. Brooklyn OF
Tables Croekery. Knives and Forks Coffee Urns Looking
Glass, Kitchen Range, &c., &c.
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w ANTED-A GIRL oFsEvENTEEN OF EIGuTREN
w ysars Of age, Cham Der aid aud Waiter
ionahe rfeencos requred. Apply az No. " Baltic street,
between ) aud o'clock L. NJ.
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ABROAD IRON F0UNDHY.-ABRM wEsTER
ID velt 10 years foreman at L. Motts makes Iron
ing OF every oeserpton at Nos 6S and % Centre street
Pearl. yuJaer- Pumber NJ G1nirts, all whs
require perfect castings, he we'll supplied 6astin
every day. Patterns made q short notice.
BASSPURD a. VE3TERyELT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-11
Mr. M,disons Report on the virginia
Resolutions.

We publish below that portion OF Nh
Madsou's Report ON the Virginia Ecsola.
ton. which r1ptes 20 the rowrrs o' the
Government, and ia defence OF thefo.ition
assumed by Virginia. Tho portion omit
ted discusses the unconstitn'ionaliiy oi the
Alien aud Scdtiou laws, which would no"
be uu,atoros,ng to iho reader, as eco Doubt
exists at the prescott dar, that iae'r pass
age was usurpaiion Of mower, aud ihe'r
enforcement Tyranny which aimed a bio"
at the liberties of the people.
The third Resolution is IN the words fol.
lowing;
That lh., Assembly doth c,plciilv and
percmptonly j,cl-lc. tha. q We've the pow.
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PROtl 'IlTIOI

!, hc tiprfrHor 81 The siaie of Y,rav
fHEEEAS. IL ha, been msdc hnoWu go me
ta., John Haywood Vaughn, late 81 lhr
h. OF ltp,t. 40 ttf State aforesaid, nu or
4 d.r ap1 day Of Olohcr \. u 1881,
-, tied murlcr upon the body oi Stephen
,cuI, OF sand county and 'ia the -ari
Haywood Vaughan j, now fugitive from
)
j ,rciore, bee it known that |. + Hans
Bel. Governor Of said State of Texas,
tue Of the authority boo rae vested by the
tuition xud l,., ct sand State, do hereby
rrwarj of Three llundred Dollars tor
apprehension and delivery ut the said John
| ,od Vaughn into the custody of the
b. 30 fascltc county, 10 the end that hc
p. lya,J with according u iaw
Ia testimony whereof have
)RSHN icrcpn'o -rt on, hand and rau,cd
INF ihe ct.d cal ol the STATE Ca be-
49, athNcd, 81 the city OF Austin. tbs
In. ,,coud dty at June, Ammo Dnwui
ia,i-lnd cI-, huudrcd and lilty-t@u, aud
le independence ut FeNa, The seventeenth
T.. 1t. BELL.
III. Gutprnor
limo. II. DryAl. See of State NJ ht
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Elementary Lessons per session Of
I've months so 90
Ordinary tngli.h branches, - 30
Higher English, embracing the Ma
turai, Moral aud Intellectual sell
cncos, and the higher Mathc-
matits, ID 90
laliu. French, and English com
plcir, 10 90
Ornamental Branches extra, 10 90
Particular attention Viii be gwen 20 kcad.
ing, Writing Arithmetic, and Composition.
Charges viii commence when thr pupil enters
s'hool, Ne deduction except io. pro'raoI'd
Illness or removal.
Marshall, Jaly -, 1885. VI MIL
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'I'IiE secand scs-iou of Mr., \. \. III KN.
SIDES Srhool viii commence "r
FIRST Nonday in August nest, when @~
be prepared 10 accommodate tlly Pupi,
thorough and s,-iematic course 81 instr
tiou viii be pursued IN shis lnslwioH' aud
competent n,trucirr-s viii be employed Tor
,,cry twenty-five pupils.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-11

W.. SHOWS fray rHY bi4uaa Les
The s4prg tuttel Maine have decided
thrt e. uhsiifsais IF Oh = may ka.p
lilun- H .4sf 1ises fog aeir an U.s. and
that iquHf may ,e brought a.n snd trans.
ported el,h'a ~ ihroagh lls stats i i bs
nat attended for safe The auaaot Of the
decision seems to be. that the Legislature
may prohibit the sale, or keeping. OF offer.
log Tor sale, OF liquor, but cannot prohibit
It's use. Jhi, decision makes the law anal.
ogous 80 the laws concerning other poisons.
oniy licensed druggists and apotlccaries
can sell arsenic. These can only sell It
under certain regulations. and others cannot
sell It at All. But the law doe. no, prohib.
1t the use. Hence, any body may use arse.
mic IN any act, and II /. much used in pre-
pairing the SKIN, OF animals and bird. for
sluiilng. Any bod, may take 1t, even viii,
the telonious intent OF suicide, without IN
curing an, penalty. Hence, il one should
take arsenic or other poison with such IN.
tent and should be saved from death. no
prosecution for taking the poison could be-
sustained " -. Crescent
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expound certain general phrases tohi ch,
having been copied from the very limit ed
Grant of powers in the former Articles OF
Confederation, were the lees liable to re
uisconsiruedJ So rs to destroy the meai,.
Ing and effect of the particular cnumeratio. a
which necessarily explains aud limits the
general phrases, and 50 rs TO consolidate
the States bv degrees into one sovereignty
the obvious tendency and inevitable result
of which would be- 20 transform the present
Republican system Of the United States
into an absolute or at best a mixed mon
archy'
The FIRST question hero to be considered
il. whether spirit has, IN suudry instances,
been manifested hy the Fedora, Govern.
meut to enlarge it, powers py forced con.
structious of the constitutional charter
The General Assembly having declared
their opinion, merely 10y rcgretiiug 10 gon.
rrul terms. that forced constructions for
enlargne the Federal powers have taken
place, it does not appear TO the committee
necessary 10 20 into \ specification al ev-
cry instance to which the resolution may
alude. The Alien and Seditlou acts brlu,
particularly named ~ u Succeeding fesulu.
ton. arc Of course to be understood as in.
cluled in the allusion. Omitlng others
which have less occupied public attention,
or hecu 49,. extensively regarded as ancOn.
stituiional, the re.olallon may be presumed
Ia refer particularly to the Bank Law. which
from the circumstances ot It's passage, as
we'll ~ the latitude OF construction on
which it is founded, strike, tho attention