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Rum AND PoLITEcs.--In Conway. N. H., lived
an old fellow named Spangle, who was one of
the bluest kind of democrats, toe-nails, eye
brows and all, and to have intimated in Span
gle's shearing that he could for moment have
rendered said and comfort to the opposite
party, would have subjected the rash intimator
to the danger Of brick at least 1t was during
the last Presidential campaign that the wings
occupied a small school-house one evening, for q
political meeting, one of their sc great guns -
having come up from Concord to help them
| That self-same Spangle had taken tremen-
dous load of '' bricks - into his hat and all un-
conscious of his ability to bear up under the
| weight with clear understanding, he wandered
off in the direction of the school l-house He saw
| the lights, and hefheard the speaker, and the
| idea that religious services were being per-
formed took so firm hold upon his mind, that
=! he could not refrain from entering Spangle
| had deal of religion in his heart and whilom
he had ''spoken in meeting" and always was
| he warm and ardent in hiseiaculatory responses
during prayer and exhortation
| When spangle entered on the present coca
| sion the Speaker had dug the grave of democra-
| cy, and was just beginning to shove into it the
whole party; but the bricks in Spangle's hat had
so thumped and .ostled his brain, and their dust
had SO bedimmed his sight, that he yet labored
under the highly consolng, but yet erroneous
impression, that he was in religious meeting
g The so-called democracy of our land is only
fit for the devil and his angels!' hundred the
speaker.
amen" responded spangle. over whose mind
the word devil had sent sort of quickening in
| fuence.
Democracy has found its graven' roared the
spouter in thunder tones
''God be praisedr' calculated Spangle, vainly
endeayoring to turn his eyes towards where he
supposed the ceiling to be. s5-
The speaker didn't understand the joke, SO he
kept on with his speech; but the audience saw
through the matter at once, and, as Spangle still
continuedshis fervent and heartfelt responses,
they lost most of the political food which was
being so lavish,y spread before them. -
| spsngle still indulges occasionally, but never
when there is to be whig meetingsto be held
Bag.
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DILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss-Thep pub A


lie are respectfully informed that this establishment WI pe k
onaed for reception Of visitors under the ct j. w.
BAR and BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS and BATH
TABLE will always be snppad WAN sns pneJ bv 1 aee
md magnificent Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Pay Trees
he eve fine prospect we'll giving dense shade even
When the sun vertical This Hotel offers stronger
children other house the coast on account oil
~ @ lawn in i,ou the area which is about two aeres
tbe reeh hwn "a dncnn will bs made to families myS SIN
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Eh A EAHNESTOCK,S VERNIIFIIGE Ihe
A L. PLOUGH s. SON. DE- o.; =;

A L. PLOUGH s. SON, DE So
IN. fists, No. Carondelet street, bet. c. CdySSsE
and Common streets, NewOreans would mos WI GYT~
peetiully inform their friends the public tlt: S.1IJ
L. PLOUGH Sr, will henceiorth attend uGe OF ms
in this city ut the above place A L. PLOI J VIII pscee IN
naIm;t.ed to rsr tn t5s on9 Chds BFevst
Brig Gen u S. A., Tampa Bay Fa a1esu; corpus
Texas Bishop eonidas Polk Laource; ns
Professor J. L. Rddel NewOeans ner ss,
Shepherd ESQ., NewOrleans; Lacapare
Hook, St. James Ls John Hagan Eq a' IT. L.
ehand, bervle, La; Dr. Ed. Duffel, Asceh' A hs2o '
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

HpOARDING-Seyeral Families can obtain
EV Beard and also several Gentlemen by applying No.
onhe street above Grad where they will agreeable home
Comfortable roons nil ly
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LARGE PLATES OF GLAss.-The large glass SO COM
in the show windows of constitute one Of the
most costly well as beautiful ornaments These i'm
mense lie il France process of their
manufacture is thus described by the NewYork Mirror
The large plates are cast They from the mould
rough and they must be polished What a work. It
seems an impossible But no-asten down the plate
upon firm table. and go to work just the marble men
do with their slabs draw the heavy polisher backward
and forward hour after hour with exhaustble PATIENCE
and the sharp friction while prevails As the work
advanees inner and liner polishing powders used until
AZ esh you nnd the workmen engaged with soft rolls of
cotton fabric wet with nice polished mixture which
gives the highest perfection OF sarface.
IL Is not strange that these plates should cost
thing. Perhaps few how fast the price rises
with increase of size Those large plates which are occa
onaly seen in shop windows in Stewards great mar
es store are thought little noticeable indeed but how
few know what one of them We do not know how
much Mr.. Stewart paid for his but we know that such
plates range at fghtful prces-three four and five hun
aed dollars We think that one importer in this city has
plates for sale which bgh eight hundred dollars
Now these are great prices for single pane of glass
chance for damage on lnrge scale. How m1ah mis-
CHIEF careless boy may do in moment. wy saw
costly pane yesterday which had been cracked by ths
WJrpiug of the window frame,
Mirrors have attsined monstrous size Ten feet is
now no extra length twelve is often attained When
the plates reach these great lengths little increase in
width adds astouishingy to the price large mirror il
so heauttua thing that hardly have the heart to
fepr1Ssh man iot buying it, who has the means It is
sire OF Burns--"to see ourself others see.>
=----=-
An exchange, speaking of the art of swim
ming says =. Men are drowned by raising their arms
oole water the unbuoyed weight which depresses the
ead other animals have eher notion ability to act
III slitr manner and therefore swim naturally. When
man tails into deep water he will rise the surface and
"l continue there he does elevate his hands he
moves his hands under the in any way he p,cuss
his head will high as to allow him free liberty t
breathe and If he will his legs in the Of walk
ing Tor rather OF walking up stars) his shoulders will
rise above the water, that he may the less exertion
with his hands, apply them other purposes These
pam directions are recommended the recollection of
those mo nave not learned to in their youth as they
may De found highly advantageous in preserving life
! When Socrates was asked whether it were
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nOCTORS A. G. s.. L. HENSLEY, 46 Canal
~ street. anl ly
VAR. j. F. SEGUIN, Office at Thos Rankin's
IL Drug Store Camp and Poydra Residence
lo raver street, of St Charles street.
XAT K. F. FRYER & w. A. WILLIAMS,
Wv INDIAN DOCTORS, cure all durable chronic acute
diseases Of men, and children.
ts- Residence office, FRENCHNEN STREET. Third
District Neworleans, La je22 da WIFI
ME EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKW OOD, who
lfh has obtained reputation Louisville Ky many
the the South, BILIOUS, YELLOW TYPHUS
FENEES well all the following Rheumatism Gout
Tic Dou!ureuI Bronchit Pleuns, Hepsts Complaint
Pert and all the lnfamation of the Internal Viscera H
dectens a winter the Medical College, together
with his vts the Charity Hospital and the pe
Morbid Anatomy which exhibit enable him
the pecusr South
all yoneTea Diseases, such Syphilis
Secondary Gonorrhpa Gleet BuealS Spddmits ETC.
Office No between Perido streets
DR. 1OCkWO0DS SPECIFIC certain Syphil
Gon9res etc. be obtained the office five dollars bottle,
On the receipt dollars postpaid will be sent til
United States. The will be
sS Office hours from A. NJ to P. NJ. o3 lyos 4
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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E'Uh ALEXANDRIA, AND NAT x~rg .
cHlTocHES Packet for Red River Lelssas.s
The steamer P DAIMAU VIM
leave above TUESDAY January 49, O'Clock NJ
aud succeeding Tuesday during the bAIMAN
takes the place the CLA Red River trade For
freight or passage, apply to sPEAKE d McCREARY,
jaAl2 II Trhoupi.Sulss ,tree
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HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of f!l fsa!l

o.lL W oop & niDo.3L y ,iIT iI19'T u ~. TS W. E:I
well iayoay for its beann
elevated and location it's fine walks shady splendid Shove
firm sandy bottom, excellent roads
directions with the entire absence o mosquitoes
Southern The fact of its having been crowded
three months from the beginning is good
evidence Of it's being the right sort OF place.
past half TIE applicants from the city of New
Orleans could accommodated.
Many additions haze been made dnrng the as winter
ROOM seat two hundred and
persons. BILLIARD SALOON will be added 70 tile other
Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
The propreors will unirng their efforts please There is
now daily with Nobe and shortly
low pressure will be the route md make several trips day.
;" WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES b. SMITH.
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MADISONVILLE HOT e 1.-The sub fSs
having Hotel, will open the Ei
goth Having large md Rooms, he will be able
AS his
his supplied with delac Of the season. he hopesto
patronage. The terms for Board
Per aO
Per Week 90
Attached the BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS
The Bar will be supplied with the best gnors
mylg 3m j. JHARGkAFE MCKAY
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TeLADON SPRINGS will be open for the fS
1 reception visitors the first day of June Extensive ELY
improvements been past Winter, 400
be comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance has
propr-tos themselves that they much
better satisfaction this than No
spared those who
wit pleasant sni agreeabie.
jc2 cpl CONNER " HENRY, Propfeors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
srArr " Nourn cAsol,si. !
~ Ofice Of .Secrtiary Of YaIe. )

ra7 Nu Office Of Seer,fary Of Sfaie.S
4, wirliAs Hit. Secretary Of State. in and
Cor the state Of North Carolina, do hereby cerii
~ that the foregoing is true and perfect copy
OF an Act Of the General Assembly Of this State
drawn or from the original on flc in this Office
Given under my hand. this 3la day Of Deeem'
Der, 1881. wu urrI g. ofs,.,.
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THE BOY AND THE PANTHER.
A WILD wE,TERN SCENE.

20, how the mother loves the child she
nursed." a
]. was tine morning in Augus,, when
little Samuel Eaton was about seven years
old. ,ha, he was making dam in the
brook that ran before his fathers door.
He was an only and beautiful child, his
mother almost idolizcd him. There he
was with bis lrowsers tucked up above
his knees. working Ike beaver; his
mothers eye cleaning out from beneath
his sunburni hair. and with some Of bis
farther . sirepgIh tugging q large stone
in the bed Of lhs stream. " "HanueI, you
bad better come in hsdu't youi" said
Hannah. in lone Of half ,nolhsr and hall
mate.
moo 0. I guess Do,," said Samuel.
An acorn came floating down the wa.
Ter. The boy took il up-looked a j,
was pleased. and rcckoned" in his
mind there were more up the gully
and when his mothers back was turned
of he started lor the acorns. The gorge
Of the mountain into which he was about
10 enter, had been formed (ihe work oI
centuries by the attraction Of the stream
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u a"
Asp WmKsHAs, the said Act provides for q
nending the Constitution Of the State Of North
Carolina 20 as 10 confer ON every qualified voter
Cor the House Of Commons the right 70 vote also
for the Senate:
Now. therefore, to the end that il may be made
knrwn that IL the Aforesaid amendment TO the
Constitution shall be agreed to by two thirds 70
the whole representation in each house Of the
next General Assembly, Il will then be submit.
ted to the people for ratification. have Issued
this my Proclamation In conformity with the Pro-
visions Of the beiofe Icciied Act.
In testimony whereof, Dawn 8. REip, Cover
nor Of the State Of North Carolina, hath hereun-
TO set his hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
said State TO he affixed.
.,.xr,. Done at the City OF Raleigh, on
.,1STS. the ,hiiy-first day Of December, in
Sa&&Stc the year Of our Lord one thousand
5&SMEE eight hundred and fifty one, and in
TsE the seveniy-sixth year Of our inde.
penlence.
BY the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
THouAs SrrrLr, Jr., Private Sec'y. sas
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation
may fall, will please see that copy Of it is post
cd up in the Court House OF their respective
Counties. f-s-s-ss
January IL. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, as administrator on the cs-
! tate Of Dolphin Armstrong, deceased, hereby
gives notice to MARcus ARxsrRoNs, one Of the
heirs 10 the estate Of sand intestae that he is now
prepared to pay, on demand, his portion Of said
estate, and that he will not hold himself respon-
siblc for interest after this date. ss
NELSON p, HALL, Admir-.
Fe5. 26lh, 1859, 2t-Sw
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By Hs ExaLk.sy D1sIs g. Rus, Gossnes
III sffhe Nsie VI N~fk carstina-
WHEREAs. shse~Gnhs sf lhs whsle num-
w b~r Of members of each Housr of ths Ge-
neral Assembly did. at the last session, Pass The
following Act: iH y. ~
AN ACT to amend the Constitution Of
North Carolina.
wursrAs. The firshosd qualification ncr ne
quired Coz tbs elpciors fos nenben Of The Senate
conflicts with the fundamental principles Of iiIrs-
ity: Therefore. sf Ala satI-iltfa !.
sse- q. Bs 4 e~scisd By fke Cs.ersi Asss~Lis
effke Hafs Of K~fk Carolina, and Il 10 kerrty
saael<d by fke aufksify If fke soms. lhree-fishs
Of the whole number Of members ofesch House
cooeuning that the secepd cIzuss Of third section
Of the 6srt AricIs of The sssesdej Constitution
rssi6<d NJ The pespIe Of kouh Csroiiaa On the
second Monday Of November, A. D., 1855, be
amended hy striking out ths woods :. and poses
sed Of ifcehold wilhin The same district Of iiiy
scres ef land Cor sir months next before and at
the day Of elecsion,r 20 that The said clsuse Of
said section shall read a. follows; All free white
n.en Of the age oftweniy -one years (erceps ssis
hercinzfer decIard,) who have been inhsbiianis
Of any one district wishis she Bssses~elss months
imnsedssisIy preceding the day ofsny election and
shall have paid ruble tszes, shall be entitled 10
vote fos member ofshs Senate. m W.
ssc. .. BE IL Juriher enoeied, That the Gov
ernor sf The State he, and he Is hereby directed.
10 issue his Prclsms,ion 10 the people Of North
Carolina, at lrast IN months bsfoe thc neztelec-
ton COR w~nl<rs Of the General Assembly. setting
forth the purport Of This Act and The amendment
TO ,be Constitution herein proposed, which Pro-
clamsiion shall be accompanied by lue and
perfect copy Of the Act, authenticated by the Ger
sifcstc ofihe Secretary Of Stsie, and both the
Proclamation aud the copy Of this Ac. the TO
vernor ofthe State shall cause tobe publishedin In
s the newspapers Of shis State, and Psssed in the
Court Houses of the respective Counties in this
State. At least six months before the election Of
memlers 10 the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed to by three-hAhs
Of the whole number Of meinbess Of each Houss
respectively, and ratified in GeDeral Assembly,
this the clih day Of January. 1881. .la.l
]. e. DOBBIN, q. II. C.
VI. n. EDWARDS, s.s.
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NOTICE .

TIME subsciil@r, having qualified, at February
= Term Of Orange County Court. 1852, As
Executor Of Mrs ELIZABETH NUNN, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice TO all persons indebt.
ed to the estate to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, wnhin the
time prescribed BY law, or this notice will be plead
in bar Of their recovery.
6s.s.5.em ]. w. CARR, Exr.
FEBRUARY %, sas tataass5 as s3-
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CONTEMPLATION.
Notice to Travellers.

vVNHE Subscriber avsils herself Of the present
= opportunity Of inf rmng her friends and the
public, that she has taken charge Of her Hotel in
Pi,tshorough, and that she is now ready to re-
ceive and accommodate boarders and travellers.
Her TsnLE shall be supplied with the best that
the couniry affords. The huildmg Is large and
comnodious, and situated in the most pleasant
an. central part Of the Village. Her SrAsLks
arc roomy and in good order, with q we'll in the
lot, aud shall he supplied with forage suited TO
the wishes Of her customers, and will be attended
by faithful and trusiy OstIers. She is determined
to spare no pains in rendering her guests com.
Portable, and flaiicrs herself that none. who may
favor her with call. win be Disappointed.
CELIA O. HORNE. !,
Piitsborough, n. q. Feb. 10, 1852. 23-
iCP Raleigh Star insert four weeks, and for.
ward account to Pittsborough.
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90 Saddles for sale low,



Shingles, Wanted In Trade.
rTVHE suh.clbcs. sh.nkfsi lss ths Iib~isI pslron.
- age which he has heretofore received, beg
leave respectfully 10 iniosm Tie public that be has
juss opened ne irgesf. .fke b<x and fk< ekespssi
Sfsrk Il Mssrsisls In sks Saddle ssd Hsrses1
Mskisx kas ever sp~ssd u the county. They
wsr selected by him 10 ths ksukern Msskets,
and embrace every sriteI< usually kept in an
estsbiishment like his. He insises his frcnds, end
County saddiess In particular, 10 ersmine his
sssck. Ne fe~ls sssisked thss he can please them
bash isthe articles snd In the prices. His assoss-
mes, smbr.sees in pan ihe fo,lewisss. Is.
Trunks. Carpet Bags, Collars, Hand
,ssme Twig Whips for Ladies. the
~ best Raw-hide Wagon Whips
NJ nsW ever la this market, as4ts
and other Whips Of all kinds. !,
Stirrup Irons. Bits, Harness Moantings
Of al kinds. of the latest styles and
patterns. Superior Leather ofsll
kinds, Is doz. Saddle Trees.
among which are Railroad Cart Saddle
Trees. Mexican, .Ataksper. Celum-a
rbia, Fall Back. and Side and Boys
r Saddle Trees, &c. &c. ssfs4
He 10 prepared to manufacture. 10 oIder. any
article in his line, in the best msnner and Of The
very best materials
Flour. Pork. Bacon. and Lumber Of all kinds.
taken a the market prices in esehsnEe far work.
All persoas indebted 10 the subscriher. either
BY nols OF account. earnestly requested 10 call
and settle up. and commence anew.
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A friend OF ours, who was few miles
in The country, during the recent cold
spell. relates the following; A mile OF
so from the city lie me, boy on Horse
back, crying with the cold. Why don't
you PC. down and lead the horse :" said
our friend. "iha,'s the way 10 keep
warm 7" dts h-h-liired horse, and Ill
ride him IL IfreezeD
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MILK CLEAN.-The first drawn milk
contains only 5. the second 8, and the
fifth IL per cent. Of cream.
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|" Lola Montez," said Bemus, els
pure innocence" "Yes," replied Ma
ry Lee, "shs is Rxre m no se,se.'
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"Mr. Snooks, how does il come that
nature formed you so homely
"Nature was not to bIame." says
Snooks, "for when was two months old
l was considered the handsomsst child
in the neighborhooJ, but my nurse. the
huzsy. one day sUapped me arsy for
another boy. just 10 please friend Of hers
whose child was rather plain looking"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

Sy<,rs-V,,;ons ,'.,;,;.,s or1
,,o,.n,;':s ,,.,' ,,oSo..,dlI ''' - "''
Mr. SL;oljs ,tr.nn,cd ,o,;,;ro. r,r
,hr p; ,,,t If vora,l lana f,r ~. com.
s,~nc, nm Of ccrt,,., r,;Iro,l.
Mr. T;sl. ,rc.c,.,cI , ,.o,,,or;.! :,
r,y,r of os,aLl,.l,n, ,;,, ~ N'r
Yo,k .
Mr. EraI,,nrr ,roson,od ,,o,,o
rial rc,,,iye 10 ,I..'.y,,l,y ",occnj
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

SENATE. Mr. Borlanl, of Arkansas
reports in favor Of printing 5000 copies
{! Capt. Stan>hnry', Report Of the tx
plora,ion Of the Salt Lake.
y l,cpoy, wa> received from The War
Department, transmitting the Army Reg
lister.
The See. Of War transmitted report
from the th;cfgssi" Board Of Engineers
in relation to the expense of tao foriti-
cations in the harGot ol san Francisco.
lh' bill supplementary for the better
security @; the i've ot passengers ON
IoarI steamers wa, :akcn up, Mr. In
d"rwood rropoecda'; amendment. author
ling the J.' - ,hc District Cour; 20
appoint inspectors Of steamboats,, AMI
prohibiting The appointment Of parsoaa
interested in thc armc. NJ. Downs j..
now engaged in spcaking against the I'LL
llor,E.-Nlr Gray made personal
explanation relating 10 thc rrrWuks Of
Mr Bayiy Of Virginia, concerning Mr.
Benj t.. Grccu.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

., ..nt as..'r i,c,n sot;.v! lit a.i,
,t..u, t... ..,athu vtJr' '.t". vsl.l
.,,,s ...,... Sc be. -a, ....l ,'r
u,Al au4 1,~n 81, iu~nl 81 ihe cp.
p.cs.,l Nhcn iAe saxon drove the
B.,,op q ON lj. haA-, rs found sAsitrr
80 lie aad. Nhtu the Saxon VA jr>.
.a l.r'i 70, 49," NrnDan lr va. Te,.l'.
u arl lu CORD IN krlAnj A when
'.. B.ipr Saxon ~ Nc,mag we've n.-
.rc..l. IrriAni Nas ,hr,r ilcri. Ire
!.uI q 81 ninsts been IN moor r'N'r
robe. 5.tlHs, pu~ct, and .ci When ht'
,..yrc.,.rs Srtc overthrow a1l become
,,e4. tine 10 The Instinct of her hcai'
,nr sheltered ,hemsal gave thom AL.
i'uc N.uar.s wert ihr Noj., crtu4i..
f l.,lJhd, aul III ia her Ne c.e4'r,'
irIlt, yet .hc sctitc,i every hing
Tor IL, la,i Of lhenl J,".cs :hc " !, ahru
w. became weak and povrii.s. Ia
.l,, country tie irsh bad ever been
f.tllnl. Bi'inc ,lir rrsoln,ion there
mover "a. tn.wn, ,iucle lash tory. $50
MIRO sind 90. u ~" lr,.h were the
iY,u,i. 81 tie cNi,r =, . .rti, Of thr
,,,... " I,,,rnst, oppp 4 a.. CANS,
e ,.....,,,.u., il par.uunu4', a0,. .hr,r
,.,a-a 80. drIrrieb anh p n,,l" ~
,y th,n y 'lamI nut~,. y ..r
l,l,s..t a4y BATE" 'ie'i 80" c,'.r
IT America ~. alf. lrd.c:y hAl h"
Who tell AT uIche. Toe, were true.
thsv have esssac-, aud arc .ruc
10 the rcplblicaa inritu:ions Of their
ADOPTED country, :
He !h-n dc,cr,bcd the evils Of the
guyernmer; under Which lrclaui ha,
laboird. contrudipn HAT her wnalr fl.i
ia, brrn N the inability Of Der tcorl
a. ,~ln'frrm themselves ,p,o Eprl,h-
MIR. 'Iany lave boa an,..c.,j,. r..
Eu1 for nearly seven c,.inuti,., and
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

turning FIyd Icc,den On Wets
Jay evening, as FIVE children Of Mr. -
Whlpplcofliamil,onN.Y were studying (
fluid lamp, one Of them took i: 10 ~
needed filling, when it suddenly eIPSs
with loud report, and WRAPPED the -
student, ia q sheet u fame Al v'r
ycrely burned, and the youngest i'i
No reason can be assigned f.r the 'as'
accident.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

DESTRUCTIVE TInE IN NEW YOM.
Last Wednesday night, fire broke %
Nassau St, and communicated to Lsf
St, destroying about $500, 900 wori
property before it was checked. Ar.
part OF rhis'lr-' is irrcparable, consis'is!
books and Mss. for publication.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

FrDsca 10 Uemh-An insane man &
cd Molach Merril, aged between fhy +
sixty, wandered of. Friday night 3@h I
on the Poultnoy road abou, three mile Z
va, afterwards found dead from tic q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-12

Tur DEBuT theatrical Of the 4
Mrs, Forrest was triumphant on The I
ming Of Feb. =. Her part was that d Z
~ Tcazle in the A" School for Ican1o! /
sardci a most difficult Her slb+q|
successful Appearances have won oSer'H.
before most incfcdulcus Of her hs.'s.
bowers