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FIdn0erS FdL6nb bee-nlVe5
is winning golden opinions from praclicnlbs
cultivators where il has been introduced. II 10
being used in different States and it has met
:he universal appreciation OF Apiarians and
bee mon generally. 1t possesses prineiplef
| which are enti.ely new, and by their appiica.
| ton in the management Of bees il is believed
| that those difficulties that have rendered the
bee business precarious will be nearly obs
waited. Their use SO far, warrants this Boz
lief
The advantages this nive possesses over gu
| other hives now in use are;
| First: A device to prevent roDbing and exc
cessive sparming when desired, which can
| be easily attached TO any BIO hive now in use-
| Second This device prevents tho escape
OF bees in winter without the owners eorEa.
ing them, as be Is obliged 70 do in other
hives.
Third; An improved plan to prevent the
ravages Of the moth.
Fourth; An ingenious mode OF tenilla,
ton, preventing excessive cold or hcat
And Fifth the apiaran can easily rid tho
| hive of the superabundance OF drones. BY
so doing, he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs.
of honey, or other saccharine matter, that
| would lie consumed by them in the season.---
Besides many other advantages with which
the reader can become acquainted, by send
ing five letter stamps TO US, and getting id
return (post paid, our pamphlet explaining
our hive in full, which is filled with sufficient
facts and testimonials.
We aie now ready to sell STATE COuN.
TY, TOWN, and INDIVIDUAL rights to
make, vend, and use these hives on the most
reasonable terms. individual rights will be
sent with our hook on the management OF
bees in our hive with the ENGRAVINGS Of
, the hive and all its parts exp lained which will
entitle III D archaser to make the same for
nNT " Iuripr lffo DDICn
DOLLARS.
Money may be RENTED By mail al oar
risk, and as soon as received, the deed, en-,
cravings, Book, &C., Sil he forwarded.
AGENTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
-Responsbe men of good address will DO
paid liberal commission for selling the above
rights in all parts of tho UNI TED STATES.
Address W. A. FLANDERS & CO..
} Mortified, VI
We insert below few extracts from tho
many letters we have received
Morrislown, VT, Nov. 10th, lss3
Mr.. Flanders,
. Dear Sir :-Supposing that yon ara
lcsrious Of knowing how your bee hives meet
: the approval Of those who use them, will
= say put swarm into the one you sent n Q,
y July sth, supposing it to be so late that iheJ
would do but little, il anything but TO my
:, surprise they filed he hive and partly filled ,Lo
boxes. whereas, my other swarms have done
u but little. believe it to lie superior TO any
: hive in being, and worthy Of tho patronage
: of all. VIII YOU send me the engrayipgS.
Books, SC. Yours, truly.
HORACE FELCHER.
The folluwingis from J. NJ Weeks, pateas
:, tee VI the famous Weeks hive:
IF Salisbury, Vt, June 80, 1855
c This certifes that Mr.. Flandcr, has this
If day shown me model Of his Glass lined
81 Bee Hive" which appears to possess new and
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MDDlCATID FTD CHRIST PROPRIETOR.

To all persons of all ages ard conditions, as
certain and safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds, and other Affections of the
Lungs, which arise from the exposed state of
the chest according TO fashion, and the con-
tinual changes Of our climate.
The Protector" is simply n chemically
prepared fur, lined with silk and padded
which, suspended from the neck, covers The
chest in so agreeable manner that once
worn, il becomes necessity and comfort
"The Protector although but recently in
troduccd into America is making rapid pro-
gress through the United States.the Canadas
South America, aud the West Indies. II has
for long time been staple article in Eng
land and on the continent of Europe while it
has grown in many countries to the position
of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire Of any
English resident in your vicinity Of his know
ledge of the beneficial effects of wearing the
Protector, without recourse to ductoring of
any kind. The cost of wearing these articles
is mere trne, and one will last some years.
No one who values the health of himself or
his family will be without them. The Hos
pitfalls in this country arc not alone recon-
mending them, hut rapidly Introducing them
Ilarcourt, Bradley & Co, of London, and
Manchester, England, were originally en-
trssted with the manufacture of the Protcc-
tors, by the lamcnted DIR. Cooper and contin-
ue to manufacture according to his original in
structiops, and therefore recommend those
who would wear" The Protectors" to see to
their being genuine
Remember this is staple article, and no
Patent Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents size, 81 80
ladies do. 100
Bows and Misses do. IS
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co,
So Ann Street g. lO2 Nassau st.
! New York, U, S.
Principally arehouse l02 Wood Street, Cheap
side, London. Mandatory, A Market ST.,
| Manchester, England
| H., b. & Co. are establishing Dcpots for the
sale of The Protector in all parts Of
America. Physicians, Surgeons, Druggists.
Cloihier', Dry Goods Merchants, llatters and
Millners, also Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Store
Keepers are entrusted with the wholesale and
retail distribution ofthem, aud to whom most
liberal terms are offered for their enterprise,
and a splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe aud profitable business. For terms.apply
to HARCOURT, BRADLEY {. co,
2l;3m 80 Ann Street. New York, U. S.
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Administrators Sale.

For sale, 40 acres of Timber Land IA miles
from Whiting Depot. Said land is situated in
the town of Leicester.
Also, several Pews in the Methodist Church
IN Middlebury. Said premises belong 10 the
estate Of Leonard Deming.
JACOB W, C0NROE, Admr.
Middleburyi Sept. 90 1854. 22tf
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Notice.

Application will be made to the Legisla-
ture Of Vermont, at its next ensuing session,
for the grant Of a Horse-Boat Ferry to Benz
D. Brown, from his landing in Shorcham, to
that Of Mrs. Deall in Ticondorogs, In the
State of New York.
Shoreham, Aug. %, 1854. 20;sw
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E.TOtiCe.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
about the 10Th of July, dark red yearling
Bull, The owner is requested to claim prop.
crty, pay charges and him away.
MILO ELLSWORTH.
Cornwall. Sept. II, 1851. 22,3w
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Middlebury, Sept. 20.

All accounts due tho estate of L. W. Clark,
must DC paid during the present month, or
they VIII be sued. L. w. CLARK, ia.
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Paw Up.

Some persons who have been owing me n
long time, had better pay up or they may get
n i5Ndcr call, II. a. SHELDON.
Sept. %.
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Salt.

$50 bushels Turks Island Salt, Just re-
ccivcd by II. A. SHELDON.
Sept 20.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
MANUFACTURED by
IARCOURT. BRADLEY & CT

liAhCOOh IL, DRADLE " ~,
IA MARKET ST, MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Jpood Street, Cheap
afe, Loadon, England. american Esiab-
tiShments, 80 Ann Street & 102 Nassau Street,
.Nsr York, L. S.
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u M 70 NJ II a L L !
: A N Il o Il DIS
OPERA TROUPE |!
S e r u N a ID e r. s.!
TWO NIGHTS ONLY!

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS,
SEPT. 81 AND %.
Introducing the most fashionable songs and
music Of the day,as sung by the above troupe
in all the principal cities of the United States
and Great Britain. Sec Programme.
Doors open att. Commence at 1-2 Adj
mission % cts
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Six Thousand Agents Wanted!

SIX thousand young and active men are wanted In
Tue eaphey oiagenis, To Transact business which il
guaranteed TO pay 10 smart, energetic persons from
two TO three hundred dollars per month The oeeuna
lion Is light aud pleasant, aud profit. All cash No
person need apply unless able to produce satisfactory
hatits. No capital required. An applications con.
tanning one dollar proof Of good faith will be punc
tuaV ate nded TO- aud the nature OF the business fully
explained lfpefeued, salaries will be paid monthly
y, y, advance Address WELLS & SMITH St Loui,
no ''eneIai Agents Tor the united sla,es and Cunada
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No. IL.
The genuine No. H. is manufactured by
me .-and by no one else every bottle has my
namc on tho label and no person in Middle
bury sells it except me. II. A. SHELDON,
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1o0 MaIblc bust, Of Washington ut sl00 tlo,nO0
100 CLAW, 100 10 0ON
100 Webster, 100 10000
40 " Calhoun, 100 1000
80 elegant MI Phntins' in splendid gilt
flames, size 3si II each, 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2N3 n. each, 30 5O1O
500 steel plate EngrlvIn.s, brilliantly cold
in n rich gilt fianrs 2iN30 in each. 10 5000
10 900 elegant steel plate rngravlngs. cord in
oilofthe Washtn Monument 20A2G in. "a. 10000
49, o steel plate Engra,iugs from 100 DIFF
ferent plates, now in possession Of aud
owned by the Artists Union, of the mar
ket value offfom 50 cts; TO 81 each, 1900
I first class iwclngin3 l,tst, n. Y. city, u, 700
% building lots IN 100 aud l0lst sts. n. Y.
city, caeh 81 by 100 Il. deep nj 1000 @2,oOO
lou villa Sites, containing each loOOO 80.
H. in the suburbs of N. Y. city, aud com
manding magnificent view Of the Hudson
River and Long Island Sound, at 500 10000
30 perpetual loans Of cash, without interest
seeurity OF $3.50 each 5o0O
81 100 g. 5000
100 81 50 +" 5000
$50 20 5000
1000 S " 10000
Reference in regard to the real estate, +. j.
Visscher 4 Co, Real Estate Brokers, New
York. Orders (post paid) with money en-
closed, to be addressed,
j W.HOLBROOKE,S Sec. sos Broadway, MY :.
10 The EnGravings in til. catalogue are
now ready tor delivery. 23;em
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25O, 900 gifts Of the actual costot Sl50,000

$50, 900 gifts ofthe actual costot $4,000
Each purchaser of one do liar Engraving,
therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich.
ly worth the money, but also ticket which
entities him to ono OF the 81 is when they are
distributed
For five dollars, a highly finished Engrav-
ing, beautifully painted in Oil, ond five gift
tickets. will be sent; or five dolla's worth Of
splendid Engravings can be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy Of the Catalogue, together with a
specimen Of one OF the Engravngs, can be
seen Mt the Office of this paper.
For each dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and gift ticket, will imme-
diatrly be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing tina, the success
Of Ibis Great National Undertaking will be
materially promoted by the energy and enter
prise of intelligent and perseverng agents,
have resolved TO treat with such en- the most
liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become an agent, by
sending (post paidI, 81, will receive by return
Of mail, one dollar engraving, n " gift tick
et" Prospectus II Catalogue and all other
necessary Information.
On the final completion of the salc,the gifts
will be placed in The hands OF Committee Of
the purchasers to he distributed, due notice of
which will be given throughout The Unilcd
States and tie Canadas.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !

The American Artists Union, would re-
spcctfully announce to the citizens Of the Uni
ted States and the Canadas that for the pur-
pose of cultivating n taste for the fine arts
throughout the country, and with the view Of
enabling every family to become possessed Of
gallery Of Engravings,
By THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive sale for their Engravngs, and thus
not ouly give employment to large number
of artists and others, but inspire among our
couutrymcn a taste for works of art, to pre-
sent to the purchasers of their cngravings,
ulhnn ohn nnn of thl IN nre snll
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EarWell's

CATERS, Jenny Lind Boots and Shoes, iu,
received at FuLLER'S.
May s. 1854.
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L. BERTRAND, having been burn
ed out, has located himself for the pres
cnt in the rooms formerly occupied by
Ii. Wilcox, near the bridge where all
work entrusted to his care will be faith
fully attended to.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

Which are the only Sewing Machines of
any utility which can be used without ma
king the owner.liable to suit for infringe.
ment Of patented privileges, are still sold at
REASONABLE PRICES
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V. B. PALMER,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AGENT

hcoLLAr's BUILDING, COURT ST., BOSTON.
" To Public Institutions, Reading Rooms, Clubs,
&C Us well Ms 10 ndi''duals, this Agency presents
convenient aud fafe means Of subscribing for or
tIng IN, any number Of the hest Newspapers Of the
Country. Remittances may be sent By mail with a..
sufanee that all oiders will be faithfully attended TO- 81
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DIR. john DULLES
SARSAF kRlLL A.
Tnis mrlicine, when used lug directions, will
nurs Wit fiji.

SrTrfuia.
Kings Evil.
tniir-rs Erurinns
of tho Yin Er, -ipvis.
Tumnr-, chronic SIRE E,.s
EiugMo or tri,er. -rald il.nd
Rhtunniirn. Pain. IN he Bore. -
Joints. Old Surcs Hni Ii--rs. swelling Of
the Glands. syphilis, q, sfel-iS 'Nt l.h.nm.
Diseases of the kiiusys b. r-e. arising f,uul mo
urr of Mercury les Of App-ii'. nin In le Side and
Shoulders. General Debility. Lunbsga. Congs Colds,
propy JAundce osiveur.s bronchitis Weakness Of the
Chest, fore Throat. Pulmonary Affections mud all other
Dir-ascs tending to produce r"nSunpiion Liver tou
planis Female Irregularities aud Complaints Low
Spirits. sick and Nervous Headache Night
Swt-is Exposures, or Imprudrue. in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Di>,n-e, and asa
Spring ard summer brink. and General
Tonic for the slstsin, and g-utIo
and PHEASANT purgaive. it's
superior to blue Lick
aud ongr--s Water,
salts. OF s.illilk
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pURlFIcATloN OF THE BLOOD.

THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80. Corner Of Ann and Nassau Sis., n. Y
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n-lear, what DR.. starp, pm, stefan VITO stands at
the top Of biz profession says Of John Bulls Sarsapala
hare been usiDg John nulis SarsapaTila In great
variety ct ehrouir disease with the happy effects
Ahi have no hesitation In recommending 1t to the public
for the Of scfulA pills aud all euAneous and
y4ndnlar diseases. You're, moat ferventy,
lawispori, Ky, april q, 1919 MN srAPP, NJ. ID.
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DlsRsfers.

rs We srs indebted Elwood walter, Esq Secretary
the hosrd tf urderVrs for facts connected with
raj ofthe undermentcned vessels.
Tor loss q ship consultation supposed from this por. for
Bsrc, zee arrivals.
sryANsHiP WiSrIfLn scoTr.-Thn sts,mship Rspubiio
bad returned to San su cisco from the wreck Of the
having ,hyed some sDoot attrsls and furniture OF the
thp 1he chains heavy machinery and hull will be total
% and together With the sorcs aud machinery ssved aud
rkea TO would be seld Al public auction the Goth alt
STEAMSHIP HuAHoLHr The salyers Of tho Humboldt are
~ y . na iG sosds x e
awarded 10 kYorE.
SUR JrNNy LNn, reported By telegraph ssost going
Sped s.hors ps,r the Strb o.s wSiIa .ns On, am n
charge ola pilot. She will be total ioE part OF the
terals may DO fayed.
slT Ksrr HAYES :. San Francisco from Philsdelphia.
bsshad the upper part ofhe ste n renewed.
Notice 20 Mariners.
The buoy 90 the Bsrdpgs kochs Is missing according TO
TIL Boston tilots.
EXTRACT OF T,rr roc pooK rHr Amrntcss CLIPPER
sHtp SURPRISE, CHARLES a. RASLKrr, MASTER, IRON
FRANCISCO
Lett San Franchise July - In pany with several
orpcttt tsek-the Herbert OF Boaton Captan Haet, r
Calcutta The Herbert lost msinmsss by the dseS and mir
sniolms :. the the fall o. her spare broke bar boats
took pilot and returned TO San Francisco Was only about
hu.tp miles outside The Surprise 10 and Ayr bboom
TO them and dsm,E the head cuwst.r some sus came
low island i.262N, LONG low. It's very ew Without
aad eat ef Wees pisn,y breakers about sin mies on
In nosc two directions Aug A A. N, the island
on tome charts and St Dosysiss ON other. THIS very
high round , nd ard be long wAybn Barcmessr
falls and weather iets tormp sw 70 sEof ss.ersS NV,
Is wind rssh from xNH ssoH /. ssi end ssss Ssvs
s md iis rs. si: :s; s sss ' rsaS
rasasg In serrsats net much thundse and uehsnns A
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Albany, Jss Q, 1854.
senators Hslssy and Bernard appeared, and were
avorn IN.
The state Enyinsers report was received
NOTES, mIs.
Nj wWrsw gave notice Of q bill relative 20 the Nsw
York Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr., BRooxs gave roties o; bill far the punishment Q.
assaults with dangerous weapons.
Mr. HEAFoRD gave noti:e Of bill Tor the improvement,
OF nt oicsl science.
NJ. pASrosuH gave notice Of tul in regard 10 the
militia law Of the Stale.
ms SCHOOL nsp
rr nIcErsoS offered a revolution cAlrrs FOR informs
ton relative 70 the school fund, whsn adopted. II
is So follow
requested the Senate vhst lands bonsinx a
the Sci COL have been sol rom the LIST Of JnauArg 20
,he s. q december 1853 inc usi'c 10 hom cold sas by
what oftl Lsnd Office sueh Gales ANA
by whoa the va. paid The Gate q tueh Payment
the per otntsge the whole amount II not all paii
the price whether tha conytysn0es have
the q each and s that parties In
anv way 20 tile tratssctiop
Mr. btKiSsoS ssid that ordinsi ily he should have
Oh red the olstion without remark but he offered
II under txtaorcosry er unsab aud hs felt II bis
duty to cay word ,wo relsten 10 It. The Commits
aobers Lard 0fcs Of the Sats hold some 400 OK
or SEQ eco Of Akd in ust for The School Fund.
bin pssssd the Lspis ature fs~ since granting $50
600 OF this land 10 railroad company for the
OF constructing racad through the wilderness OF
bsmilson end Berkimsr counties. III. found on looking
me- bcohs that the 3oth ~ Dseeme~v last quite
l.rs- smeuss q The iabipg port'n o. this lana had
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NICIPAL AFFAIR
OFFICIAL.
Stated Session.

BoAnp o, ALprnMrS,}
Nst G Ely, ESQ., President .iderm,n Brown
Miaus'n sloa,, B,ird, 4, anirc, ASsnd, woodward
kely Ihauheey, hsty Lord, Hesriek, kcConkey, Mott
abe INMATES q the lss, meeting read aud approved
ny Aiderms<wAkrNaS- Pett,ion Of s. e. and r. c.
korte ~ relston TO vApl, bslonsns 70 them in peeimN
by Alderman BoARu,tAx Psdten q LsonsriL ,hnIop.
70 % atrontd Commissioner Q, DEEDS 10 Committee
by hldtruaI TnowbE1por-PsH,ion OF VIM Rswl.nd
by AlGsru IN Woopw Ps;i ion q Haiei Dol for
r'nps.tn oiisS , 20 CIV ni, vs,,. % iininss
ctmtaey No t,tsveiosa'en shssgcd To Committee
By aiderm.a wAxru,x-Psatop Of John Tu,s,e 70 have
isnarepl,eed tn - smens ~ sissr 70 cemutss Pike
By aidsm.n Yorr,-Pssl,ion q Henry J.. Anderson
rem seord avenue to the Ess. r,s: To Conm,tes on
By Alderman wAHruAv-Pc,iiieu Of ~ A. Reed ana
tthers ,ue pany b ios.tet thc immediate
by sherman IaSn-Pettios o. James Bullock for re-.
nissien Of DE Ws'rurcn alternaa Lord presented We
oisd ufch James BulecS io rsmoyos sde.d ssdy from
sE fGia' S s Sn
Sseennped on payment eots 81 such proceedings
AGTmsirs-aldermtn brown, willi,-asap Blons. Bsrd,
sa5Ts nGS.,a nSofs,ra 5qcss Verbs, n.,,da,n
dent. Aldermen Lord, usrriek, Mott Drshe-a.
b. adsrnsn Nefr-Fettior Of the JUICES Of tho supe
roI cenr, r sesii.n. rom 70 e.. init on ssP,.s
By ne Petition .. Judie Mitchell ia rcl,ton 10 su.
Court room. on Repairs suppef,
10 rerort ~ IS csriy a day o. praetisEblc.
b. Alderman HCTIAiaN-Pt ttCn of Eiglrd Farley for
relief To Cor mi'tee Finance.
by the Petition OF Charles Condent for re-
twin q MONEY paid for tsxss, To Committee finance.
by the s.mePetititn Of II. A. Eoset 70 be appointed
Coumusioper of Deeds To Committee Salaries and
by tht prrspKNT--Peton Of Samuethsrtinc. for cor
Ueuon Of tar. To Committee On Finsr -
~ Adstusn horr-Pstition OF George d. Ph lps asd
shrs relstye T. toe ofJ sfsstips the Hsrem Rail
rsd company To Commit tee on ssreets
here appeared the Bosrd 81 Couno linen
Vito com that the said body duly organized
and ready hstr any from the srd Aid srmsn
that they shoulc A. 10 make.
On molten Of Alderman WAEENAs committee. eonsist
Ing OF Adsrwen waksman and woodvard appointed
wait urea Vie Seed Of csunsnsn and iaforn Men Ma
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nIassac In set,s Politics.
81 ECTIcE IN BosToN-rnE STATE LEGISLA-


MAYOR ELECTION IN BOsTON-rHE STATE LEGIsLA-
TUBE, ETC.
BosroN, Jan. 8, 1854
The city election to day resus in the cnoce OF Dr.
Smith, the Native American whig candidate for Mayor
The vote WAS foilo Smith, $50; wilkins regular
vhig, l6e; Whiting. anti Maine law, us HOBART,
dtmocfat 2sT; scattering 66 Tie three aldermen on
The Smith ticket ALEC elected
Eighteen ont OF the nineteen vacancies IN the State
male we're filed TO day By the whig candidates Oae
vacancy in Berkshire not filed The senate Low
stsncs-29 wings, G alon and democrat.
Governor and Lieutenant Govsrno. viii be elected 10.
morrow BY the Leg AlAtuIs
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On Sunday January s. by the Rev. DR. Foster, J. B.
DoHstKIR te Mise MARY CoSpiT, all OF this city.
At Buffalo, January 2, At St Johns Church, by the
Rev Dr. Schuyler Mr. D. r. FLIBsAS of this city, to Miss
MAZDA SPANS daughter Of capt. A. Sparks, OF Buffalo
On sui day evening January l, b, ths Rev Mr.. WEIGH
M JOBS J. BROWN, Eo OF New York city, to Mis- SA-
IRrsn HOLMES, Of Baltimore, daughter OF the late
William Holmes, Esq.
Tn Monday jar uAry Q. by the Rev. DR. Potts. at the
residence of Balls, Esq, No s2 Troy street Mr.. A..
PARK of Charleston, o., to Misc CuIsn Il. Cornwall,
OF this city.
Charleston papers ple.ss copy.
At Flushing. L. l., THURSDAY January BY the Rev.
Abbott, RoBERT q. GREGG, Of New York to IS SARAH
c., dAu ghter Of Thomas j. TTenchard Eco.
On 1hursday evening, December "a by thu Rev w.
Stars, Mr.. JoHS GAPDsER 10 Miss BRIDGET BARKY
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Navigation and the Weather.

IOIl5VlLLk Jan. u 1871
Beats from below report tie lower Ohio full Of ice
Navigation ID entirely suspended
CLEVELAND, Jan. o, 1854
The weather here lie very cola. The Ans lea
arrived from Buffalo YESTERDAY, and the Lake
trely closed.
CLEVELAND, Jan 9-P. n.
Our harb,r is full! Of ice and Le covered FAR
as can be seen. The weather continues vsi y cold
PHILADELPHIA jan 9-5 p. NJ.
Tie veathsr Is clear AMI cold but nay cation continues
uEobst.ucttd b. ice
Albany, Jan 0, 1854.
The weather here is clear and cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10
tGb' - -.
sHIPA KICKED PASSEEGRRH.
Destructive Fires.

EIGHT WAREHOUSES DESTROYED By FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, Jaa ., 1874.
Fight aresou,es, situated Water street, between
Ft ard Bultt, and Fifth street. besSeen Main and
Water, ceitroyed BY ire saturday night. Lo@s
$4,000
READING RAILROAD MACHINE SHOP BURNED.
READING PA, Jan. 9, 1851
Tho machine shop Of the Rad M Railroad CDnpsuy a.
this place. and eight MAE enqin.s destroyed by
fire las. night. The iofs IL asout 100000