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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854.

sec, and 2 Of act Of 1851 on assessment
OF taxes; in addition to chap. S3-relati,e
to evidence in suits at law relative TO a,
tons on bonds &c. of experimentation
to telegraph companies-to equslize cos,s IN
county and supreme courts - authorizing
executors &c. to assign mortgages aud ienq
amending sec. l5 of act Of 1853 on on
vate corporatOns-relativc to foreign Ere
insurance companles--in addition 10 chap
70, OF railroads-in amendment Of chap. &c
relative to dispositions relative to ser.
vice of process on non-resideut trustees Of
railroads. Recommitted TO Ndcialry COM
mittee, Senate bill repeating pross9 of last
years act relating to witnesses-Ssnate bill
in!addition to sec. 81 and 50, ciap. o.
House bill in amendment of chap. Ia, rels.
ting to probate courts.
To committee on Roads, bills AMENDING
sec. IS chap. %, and amending chap.23.
To committee of Ways and Means ,-bill
amending chap. ITO, Increasing salary of
judges of the supreme court, in relation TO
chap. -, l6, 90 and ll2.
To committee on banks,-bill relatin, 10
bank corporations.
To committee on Agriculture, billie
pealing secs. 6, 8 and Q Of chap. %. lapro-
prlation to agricultural societies
To General Committee, bill diyidngthe
town Of Togsham.i
Reports. BY committee on education. bills
altering name OF Mortified academy and
Incorporating Sutton academy, and they scre
ordered to 3D. reading. BY commite. nm
roads, bill relative to Ssndbar Bridge Co.
and it was ordered to 81 reading; BY ,om.
mittee on manufactures, bill ncorpor,bnc
Brattleboro' Gas-Ight Co.. aud, on motion of
Mr.. Field, It was laid on the table. By yen.
eral committee, bill in addition to cbsp %
relating to roads and bridges, and i, wa, or.
dered to Sd reading.
BY committee on roads, asking to BE- ais.
charged from petitions and bill for lc--g 10
Benz. B Brown; agreed to, and referred. on
motion Of Mr.. Frisbie, to select committee
of five.
BH introduced and rs'pr,d D, Mr
Page, Incorporating Rutland Ceme,ey As.
ISOLATION, to general committee.
The Senate came in, and further roper Of
county officers were made, ana The iol'l
sembly for this purpose adjourned TO s-
day next, 10 o'clock A. n.
On motion Of Mr.. Ferrin, the bill emng-
ing the shire town Of Lamolle county wa:
referred 10 a select committee of five.
The bill establishing a new county olt o
Orange, Windsor, Rutland and Addison, wa
referred to select committee on division o
Windsor county.
The bill chartering the N. 4. verd An
tique Marble Co. was recomnitted to thr
committee on manufactures.
Engrossed Bills. In addition to act o
1853, relating to bank Of Rutland, appoint
ing additional commissioners laying ia,
on Chittenden county; TO amend sec. 2
chap. -, relating to sheriff's bonds ;-seyer.
ally passed. Relating to jurors fees before
a justice, 80 cts. each case ,ried,)-a motion
Of Mr.. Hunton to lay on the table was neg,
atived-bill supported by Mcssrs. Beechel
and Wheeler, opposed by Messrs. M'Lean
Hotchkiss, Edmunds, Brigham and Field
and on motion of Mr.. Mclean dismissed.
Adjourned.
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FARE REDUCED
AND
SPEED IMCR EASED.
"A q s.;; s.=;s..ii;sE NJ
ThreHgh 70 Detroit ne Eight Hours.
TAreEgA 10 CAieage ia EighioeA heHrs.
Three Passenger trains daily |.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
FROM
NIAGARA FALLS TO DETROIT.

0Sy- Carving the United stairs Through MaiL 90
The cheapest saesi and quickest roa'e Tor DelTui,
Wssrf
Connecting At Deuoi, with the Mich. Genital Rail
Road aud ward's tine ct Steamers TO- saun st. Maize
aud Lake Superior,
Aud at Miehigla CITY With the nov ALBANY
a SALEM RAILROAD Tor lafayette, Sc. and at
Chicago with al The routes for the Sou aud Wet
Tiains leave snspeusou Bridge as follows; sun
days Excepted.
1T EXPRESS leaves a.ponsiun Bridge 10 30 A. NJ
Hamilton i2ioP NJ dine London, 32i T. and nr,
rive az Dstroh 7.45 7. NJ supper ae leave De,foit
/. NJ, Michissn Cy 40 A. d., .nduF'i'e At Chicago
NAIL and ACCOMMODATION leaves Suspension
Bridge 200 ?. NJ, Hamilton 40 P. NJ, London 80
Cad EXPRESS leave. Suspension Bridse II ?. NJ,
Hamilton l2.+5 NJ. supper Londonf 90 A. A., and
arrive az Detroit 500 A. a., Breakfast also leave De-
troil A. ~, Miehigau City 30 +. NJ, end anise n
Chicago s.00P NJ
Rates OF Fare, First Glass.
To Detroit, 50 To Chicago, Sl2 To siilwsukie sl3
shssos ses slS LaGyeue, la,So La sale, SIS
Galena $3.50 81. Louis, $50
Passengers for the wasi by thus Line, arTise in Chi
cage frs h0HFs IN adu9Hes u any stAsr Route Add
void the annoyance three changes of Cas- and Bag
Check your baggage 10 Suspension Bridge. Quick
est iouie to Detroit aud Chicago. baggage checked
through to Detfoii and Chicago! Passengers Tor Sus
Peasion Bridge Niagara Fails, change eats at Rocb-
esteI oay ono change VI Cars belwoen Aisgns Pals
Passenger. have ample time 10 view Niagara Fails
and the new Mannnoth suspaasi0n Bridge! this
greatest woIks Of Mature and Arr.
Through Tick "a eau be obtained at all OF the Prn
elfal Railroad and Steamboat Offices IN the United
States and the Canudas, and a, The Agency of The
rfeat Western Railway, No Town tlaN, Doofs
ct Ct Post Office, bu linsoh, W., oithe, via Lake
Sn'ario, Lake ChamPlain, Schenectady and New York
ceatial, OF Troy and New York Cenlral, u connect
with the GREAT YVES TERN RAILWAY.
JOHN CHURCH. Agent.
General Agency Great Western Railway, No. n
Exchange Street, Buffalo, Mansion House Block, NO
doors nom Washington Street
J. MOVtUs, GeneralAgcn
etlyr Cheat Western Railway
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

The Directors of the Vermont Central
Railroad have voted to trace the fraudulent
stock issued by Crane before opening the
transfer books, and to hold it in allegiance
until some decision, legislative judicial or
other action, is had in the matter.-.N T.
Times.
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al 1884 2l9.930 BOG

Showing this unparalleled revolution, that
Pierce had, in nine of these States in 1852,
a minority nf sS nsi ss,as Sect, end
that in 1854 all those States repudiated his
administration and his party, by the tremen-
dous majority Of 2i9,930; aggregate loss to
Pierce and his party, in two years, Of the en-
ormous and unparalleled vote of 306,70i.
Two years ago the Administration party
elected AZ members of Congress now il
has secured but sir! Dead loss forty one
members IN ten States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

Hard Winisr Coming.-The Springfield
Republican says " We regret to state that
the most indubitable signs Of a hard winter
are apparent and prevalent. Some Of our
Oldest widowers have perfected the prelimin-
AIRY arrangements for entering the matrimon-
ial relation anew. This class Of our popu-
lation feel the future " in their bones" and
connecting their premonitions with the high
price Of Woo, have taken steps accordingly. !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
NORTHFIELD, WATERBURY,, &C

referring the bill making two shires in Or
angc county to member of that county a.
greed to- and on motion Of Mr.. Bartho'o'
NEW the bill was referred to a select COM
mittee Of five. ADJ.
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Monument to Wash
iugton.

Sylvanus Ripley Esq, room No. 10, State
House, is agent for the Washington National
Monument Society, and will be happy to re-
ceive the contributions Of members of the
Legislature and o;hers.
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qpatrbmau < STUFF suurual.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

rgRMs.-si .5ocash 10 advance e., 90 IL payment
rot made in advance interest always chatged from
he cod ofihe yeai.
Annesed is list Of agents to receive subscription.
dyo,li.ements ADD communications, aud acknowiaJg,
mentor the same
Bakersfield, N.roMERoY,
nrookfeld, :. II. SMITH,
Cabot, G. e. BROWN,
Daovtle, CHARLES :. DANA,
Elnoro, :. @ SCOTT,
Hydopnfk, EDWARD R.sAWYER,
Johnson, &. W. SCOTT,
Mar.hhcid, y. d. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. c. MOVES,
Middlesex, JESSE JOHNSON, IT,
Norlhdeld, Z. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Plaiudsld, A. r. BANCROFT,
son,h Hafdwick, q. sHffMAN,
stowe, JOSEPH &. RAYMOND,
STAFFORD, WILLIAM ROLLINS.
south stradord, DANIEL W. JUDD,
Tonbfidsc, AARON n. KING,
wait.6eld aud Faysion. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
waterbury and Durbury,
wiiiamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
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Washington, Oct. 25.-Large Sldue In
re,tment Star says that the cost Of re-
claiming Burns was $4,000, $4,000 OF
which was paid from the Treasury this morn
inr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

LoSisviiie. Oct. ~ -DEATH or Gov.
BuRr.--A private despatch from St. Louis
states TINT Gov. Burt, of Nebraska Territory,
died on the 18th inst Tho place ofhis desth
Is not mentioned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

A double-barreled cannon, to load at the
breech and the barrels Of which may be
moved in different directions, has been con-
traucted at Berlin, Prussia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.


Bill from The House.-In addition to an
Act relating to the Bank of Rutland refer
red TO committee on Banks.
Police Bill was called up and amended so
as to extend its provisions TO incorporated
villages and Sd reading refused-yeas O.
Nays IA.
Bill to pay Pliny Rosebrooks s4s expen-
SEES in pursuing a horse thief. Report
ed from the committee on Claims, with an
amendment reducing the allowance to SIS.
Amendment adopted, and bill ordered to 3D.
reading.
BiA introduced and referred BY Mr..
HOLSTER, to annex part of Marshheld to the
town of Plainield to committee on Print.
ing.
The Senate went into joint assembly, aud
on returning Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Peidions referred. OF A. w. Bill and 9th
ers, to committee on division of Woodstock
OF ii. NJ. Bates and others, to committee on
education Of Ezra Holt and Z. C. Smith
and others, to committee on banks of Hen
ny l.. Brainerd and others, asking repeal
Of the charter of st. Adams bank, to Sc
lect committee of five.
Blis introduced aud referred. By Mr..
Hawley, to pay Newton Rose S., so, to com
mtteo on claims by Mr.. White of Whit
ing, to pay treasurer of Vermont State Ag-
riculturul Society $3.50 paid out for police
services, to committee on claims; BY Mr.
rsa---- -f H~i-h~.An. TO incorPcssais tho
Western Vermont bank at fauhaven; Mr..
Page moved to refer to select committee on
general banking law--lost, and bill referred
to committee on banks.
Public Bills introduced. By Mr.. Mellen,
apnexing part of Marshheld to Plainheld,
to members of Washington county. By Mr.
Clapp, amending statutes relating to grand
jurors and justices of the peace, to COMMIT
tee on printing. BY Mr.. Aldrich, to change
the shire of Orange County to Bradford by
MIR. Judevine, amending sec. chap. o.
fair grounds to be kept open both to COM
mittee on printing. BY Mr.. Mason, in ad-
dition to chap. "a, relating to division fenc-
es by Mr., Hotchkiss, repeating sec. Sc of
C. 81, relating 10 banks-to CON- on printing.
Reports. BY general committee, bills to
amend Secs SO and IS chap. %, and they
were ordered to Sd reading. By committee
on Roads. asking to be discharged from bill
in addition to chap. 22-agreed to, and bill
referred to judiciary committee same as to
petition of Samuel Hill and others, and it
was referred to general committee BY COM
mittee on claims, bill for relief of Casteton
bank. and ii was ordered to Sd reading.
The bill relating to assignments, reported
upon adversely by the Judiciary committee,
was amended, on motion of Mr.. Edmunds,
SO as to provide simply that no creditor
shall be preferred by the debtor. The bill
was supported by Messrs. Edmunds, smith
of Williston, and Field, opposed by Messrs.
Hotchkiss of Waterville, and Washburn, and
on motion of Mr.. Field. made the special or
der for ! I o'clock tomorrow morning.
Public Bills referred To Judiciary conf
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Ksene, NJ H.. Oct. 25.-Eauhquake in
.Nsw Hanpshire.-A slight shock was heard
and felt here about half past 10 o'clock last
night. II is reported that in some instances
buildings we're shaken.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

DUoIUNf OCI u, I0tj.
We understand that the Suffolk Bank to-
day refused the bills Of the Bank Of Hal
lowell and the Ship Builders Bank, Me.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03

mttee. in amendment of act relating to in
surance on lives; of proceedings supple
mentary to writ of execution; relating to
costs isl justice suits against corporations /;
repeating sec. 8 chap. ITO, ofofienses agans,
public policy.
To committee on State Prison, bill pro-
viding for library for the prison.
To committee ON education, repeating 20
much of chap. 20 as relates to town super
intendents Of schools.
To select committee on grand list,-bill
amending chap. s, relating to the grand list.
Engrossed Bills. To authorize Sand bar
bridge Co. to issue preferred stock in addi-
ton to chap. "a, relating to ferry tolls both
passed
The Senate came in to elect a Reporter
Of decisions of Supreme Court. Senator
Denson nominated and Mr.. Stoughton sec
onded John F. Deane of Cavendsh. Mr..
Page nominated and Mr. White Of Whiting
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IS: e sil.sIz ss.s
1854. WESTERN ROUTE 1854.

THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained II the Tiek
81 Ofiee Montpelier for Bad8lo, Toledo, Detroit aud
All pors oa Lake hichE4n, either by httkiran 'eR
raj I.aks shore Railroads, ami blso BY The great
Western Csnsda Route.
Niortpelfet Inn, s-b f1s4 TO-
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Posting the Books.-The following is the
fleet Of the sober second thought thus far
For Against Loss to
Pierce in SO. Pierce in 81. Pierce in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
GOLD PEN DEPOT.
BRINSMAID 4 co.

tFfom BuIIingtOn, va
NO. 2, MAIDEN LANE, N. Y,
One door east Of Broadicay,
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RQilTOnA5.
IL g .s i;;..-.s:,
1854 Vi. Central Railroad. 1854
TIME ARRANGEMENT.
October End, 1854.
Going North.
Going South.

LEAVE WINDSOR al G 90 4. A.. md IS 2. N.
for Montpelier, Buthasioa Koose's Point aud u,efme-
date stations.
Going South.
LEAVEROCsE's POINT a. 6.nl A N. and 900
P.N. Tor Burlington, Montpelier, MiodioT md inter.
mediate stations
Connecting al Rosse'. roisi with ogdensbsrgh I'D
Champlain 4 81. La.reure Rail Roads, AZ Whitr Riv-
o. Junction Wih e. A Ptssumps,r and Noithrfa y. H.
r. Roaa., and a. Wut'ef with sulvun Raj Eoads.
*. SliERBURNE,
supt. Tfaus. v. c. X. r.
Norh6eld. Vt, oct. 2is5i
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seconded Charles I. Williams Of RUTLAND.
Whole number OF votes 22l
Necessary for choice IL;
John F. Deane, LAG
Charles l.. Williams ca
Scattering 8
So JonS F. DsANE of Cayendish was G.
lected.
MIR. Field called up the bill to incorp crate
the Bratlleboro' Gas light Co.. and it was
supported by Mr.. Kirkland and ordered to
30 reading. Adjourned.
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SENATE.

Repor.-From committee on Claims, in
favor of bill to pay A. w. Beard, the sum of
$50. Ordered to be engrossed and read Sd
time.
Rule 43, laid on the table yesterday, was
called up read and adopted.
Bills introduced and refered.-By Mr..
Williams, in amendment of the first section
OF chap. 81 Z. 81 to committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Phelps, annexing part of Somerset
to Wardsboro'; to committee on proposed
annexation Of part of Somerset to Dover. -
Several petitions, in favor of the object of
the bill; to the same committee. BY Mr..
Green. relating to proof of marriage in Grim
inal prosecutions; referred to committee on
the Judiciary. By Mr.. Coolidge, enlsrging
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Four days later from Europe.
SANDY HOOK. Oct. "a.

SANDr HOOK, Oct "A. 1910 T. NJ.
The steamship Washington, Capt Lines,
from Bremen via Southampton, has Just pas
sed this point. She brings $50 passengers,
and London dates to the 18th inst.
THE WAR.
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rERMs.-sl .joeash in advance 90 90 IL payment
aoi made in advaaca Interest always chatsed from
he cod ofthe yea.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21
PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1854.

ns~The late terrible loss of life by the
ocean steamer Arctic has cast gloom over
the eastern cities never before equalled by a
like calamity. The great number of passen-
gers lost, the prominent position in society
which many of them occupied, and the sup
posed safety and power Of the Arctic, have
together attracted and shocked the public
sensibilities of the country to an unusual
extent
There seems no doubt that ample prepara-
ton, in the way Of life boats, had been made
10 ensure the safety of nearly all the persons
on board; but at an early stage of the dis
aster the crelo of the Arctic took possession
ct most of these boats and made off with
them, leaving the passengers, male and fe-
male, to perish in the sea, deprived of the
very means provided for their safety by the
guardians to whom they had entrusted their
lives. AS an eastern paper justly says, the
only relief seen in this dark picture of the
5aseness of the cravens who were guilty of
such betrayal of their duty, is fornd in the
tact that but few of them bear American
names. They should betake themselves to
some far-off Botany Bay, and not pollute the
American soil by their presence.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

ng-That OySterSupper at the Baird House
in honor of the late election, was about right.
The bivalves were in great profusion, and all
he guests were in good trim. Cook and
Webb, the sheriff and clerk elect, were, we
believe, the instigators of this public treat
II seemed much more rational and appropri-
ate than the whiskey frolics which we used
20 witness elsewhere in former times.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

srBrown & Hunt are putting up fine
business house near our office, which will be
ready for occupancy in few weeks. This
is one of the mos! enterprising and success
tul firms in town, and will soon be conven-
iently situated to drive large and profitable
business. Several more good business hous-
IS are much needed here.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

o. The official election returns of Ohio
are not yet received, nor are all the counties
reliably heard from; but, from the most au-
thentic reports, it is believed that the Re-
publican majority in the state, on the vote
for members Of congress, will not be less
than $4,000, and that but four or five coun-
ties have given democratic majorities.
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RENT9.-The Cleveland Herald says tina.
buildings in that city which the last year
rented for 5000, this fall go begging for $l5o.
The GAINESVILLE Courier aotices the same re.
suit il that city,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

small nieco or ',iiJ lo,,I e.,
out a homestead wa roaiI, non,. ""'t" ~ new L'eN
they can be bettor o,onInr1od 49, ,S Se' hoT
better annronriatad 1T, coh ". o; 'Ho iahI
improve his snrrl of tho clsn "nnsoJ ;,'dl" duo
ness. and set + - na,.;,,, toy,n ',.bo
were ever naid baroro {v, a,;,.o ''ple p'n'
his surpluS nrovisinns onI Iii liz, 49, w!
fabrics stock mnnnf,o,,'ra 80 80 ,,ui
advantage. Whv not2 '''' '''"'uu'
3. Mr., Clavto1 is - Gao, &c I.;,..:
to prevent onr corntrg ha;,,a o.. p ':u
EuroDean criminal, o,J o aoou'u wv. wv"
right Mr.. c. hnt ,vby 10 i,o, puuP 0alT
and submitted XIII j"r;ot jn ,. !Ou u!ai'eu s,.
years of service in Congrsss33 w IV. hmIGn. haI;n
the homestead bin od,n;2abI,, o,i,'l,,nJ oe'ie.e
diminish the burdens nf nam1or, ra,u0'Iseu 10
as well as importedl by tr5nsf'r, .f, Em';ITo n'
and hungry hanoers.nn ab,nt c;tins ~ ';,L'
depend,nt and thrir,v r,r,r,r, ,,I'' III
oppose this and hint at son,,tb;,c "i.o
likely TO b. mora effective UnII?,
the lightl But if Won rr,o,al ~, ,.o'i, "P ~
sumption that the jmmi5ran, f.Ion c,r.s Yr, 90
straw about naturoIi1,tion or ;s - -;
benefited bv il Won ar, b,,.in,, tLa 49,! ait "'''
4. Mr.. Clgyfon thinks nI3,rn c;,i,o,,.
other things being couai sbonlI h, nrnG-,,os
to immiorants IN el,cf;ons - nf;ra w
demur to this statement or ,ha r,so
matter of fact thav ny, co ,r,f,r.,l I
ever have been. by all nnr,ins and ,r"baIs.
ever will be. The adon,ad ,i,;zan r,ng f,rJ f,,Uc,
relatives and Influential fr;onJs ~ ',,.b ~.
fortunes his raIirions c,;,h f,,, a,,I ,S
him in the eyes Of r,;nri,,, or ,b, 80.
he is like tr,psnl,,n,.i ',r., h,eida 10,
which stands where il orio;,,sII,. s,r,,,l,
Let either party nominate n,t;ys ;f,'6 agd "r, ~,
adopted citizen of conaI rono,.ity ,nJ ,ror,h
as COLLEAGUES on the sara ti.l -. anI 0,ta ,ha
4" foreigner" will fan b,b;nI !, ,En ro,o "o
nine times in fen. w, mead NO lo,;sl ,,;or, ",o
on this point; the adonied c;tiz,ps nov, 90.
fewer and noorer oGires ~ ,-nno.,;,e ;m
their numbers and eficiancv aG c,.ct;o,,,
than natives do. They GENERALLY bavc 80 -,
content with places which nni;yes Of anal
will not take '4''D'
But they are too fond of oric. y CIV
some. Well; is that a necnliar;tv " Vol,
nt we all like positions of favo- or r,oG,9
Who shall cast the first Stone ~ ttboaao
We certainly think n Great ,n,nv of nv,
Irish born ciiiz,ns devote too much Of ,bo;,
lime to politics. drink too rnnrI viIa liomn,
N the service of This or that n,r,, a,,j No..
,ut too much sho, Isa,har b5r;r! r,r &C.
when they mieht far better h,nsl-;n, rornae,s
or work or pnshin, OF to IN, nry sat,ls'
nents. But there era battor nntiIotcs r.,
his error than proscrinGon
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-21

n9~The Northwestern Whig, at Delphos,
has been sold by S. E. Brown, ESQ, to Al
len Green. Success to Brown, Green, Black
and Grey.