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DECISION OF JUDGE SMITH.

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT DECLARED UNI
CONSTITUTIONAL
Judge Smith gave his decision this morning,
in a very able manner, discharging US from
arrest in the Glover case, on the ground both
Of Effectiveness in the warrant, and the uncon-
stitutionality Of the Fugitive Slave Act Of 1850.
He held the Fugitive Slave Act to be unconsti-
tutional, because .
/. Congress has no constitutional power to
lcgislate on the subject of retaining fugitive
slaves;
Q Nor to clothe court commissioners with
the power to determine the liberties of the peo-
pie; and,
8. Because this Act denies the right Of trial
by jury.
Byron Paine in his argument.
The following is the order of the court
In the matter of the Petition Of Sherman M
Booth for Writ of Habeas Corpus, and to
be discharged from Imprisonment.
This matter having been heard upon the pc
tition, and return to the writ issued herein, and
the return Of the respondent Stephen v. r.
Ableman, thereto, and having been argued by
counsel and there appearing no sufficient
cause or warrant for the detention of the said
Sherman NJ Booth, and no sufficient reason be-
ing shown why he should be restrained OF his
liberty by reason of the premises, or of any
thing contained in the return to the said writ
of habeas corpus, or for any other cause; it is
therefore hereby ordered, that the said Sher-
man M. Booth be- and he is hereby, discharged
from the said imprisonment whereof ne has
complained and that he 60 hence, and at large
without day. A D. SMITH,
associate Justice of Sup. Court Of Wisconsin
We copy the foregoing from the Daily Free
Democrat of the 7th June, published ct Mil
waukie, Wisconsin.
Judge Smiths decision that Congress has
no constitutional power to legislate on the sub
iect of fugitives from service or labor, is in
accordance with the opinion once delivered by
Chief Justice Shaw, of Massachusetts, and
with the opinion of Daniel Webster, emphati
cally declared in the Senate, during the de-
bates in that body, of 1850. What is of still
more Importance, it is in accordance with the
strict construction of the Constitution itself,
which, neither in terms, nor by implication,
confers upon Congress the right to legislate
upon the subject. We hope to see this exam
pie of judicial independence and integrity yet
followed in all the State Courts.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, to-day, the bill authorizing
the coinage Of $50 and 500 gold pieces was
passed, and the consideration Of private bills
occupied the attention. of the Senate during
the rest of the session.
In the House, Mr. Ods's substitute bill was
amended, and then rejected; and then the
original bill was tabled. SO there will be no
increase in the rates Of postage, for while,
at least
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LOW POSTAGE TRIUMPHANT.

The people of the United States will rejoice
to learn that the attempt to increase the rates
of postage has this day been frustrated in the
House of Representatives. The bills presented
by DR.. Odds have been fastened to the table I;
another scheme at enmity with the desires and
best interests Of the people has been frustrated
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to the Democratic electors Of the District. The
result was, triumphant majority Of 1851
Democratic votes for Mr.. Drum!
Patronage can buy the mere politician Gen.
eral Pierce, but not the People.
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that Mr.. Daniel had designed that such let
ter should be published; but he is guilty OF
two errors--the first committed in his writing
such q miserable epistle and the second, in
having friend of so little gumption as to pub
lish it,
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tBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE

W. Hampshire Democratic State Convention.
CONCORD, JUNE l6.-Among the resolutions
passed by the Democratic State Convention are
the following:
Resolved, That we desire those who represent
MS in the Legislature to watch carefully over
the interests of the people, and to wage I'M
compromising war against that policy that
would transfer the political power Of this State
from its legitimate source into the hands Of
irresponsible corporations.
Rssoiued, That we cordially approve of the
firm, determined, and truly American attitude
of our patriotic President, which he has in
variably taken in defence alike of individual
rights and national interests and honor.
Resolved, That the true rule in the inter
course Of the President with foreign Power,
is the one laid down by the ilustrious Jackson,
to ask nothing but what is right, and to submit
to nothing wrong.
TIE Worcester Fire-.Neac York Markets.
NEW YORK, JUNE 16-The estimated loss
at the great fire in Worcester, Mass, is put
down by those competent to judge, ct fully
$4,000 The insurance amounts TO about
81 25 000
Flour dull-sales Of a 900 bbls State brands
at 81 81, Southern at So so SS 81. Wheat
sales OF 8 900 bushels red at 81. SO a $2.04,
Genesee 80 as. Corn-sales Of $500 bushels,
mixed at 70, yellow at 81 asa. No change
in rye or oats. Provisions dull. Mess pork
S13.i2. Bacon firm.
Under the influence OF the favorable advices
by the Arabia, cotton has advanced "a since
last sales There is great demand for money,
even at the highest street rates. The fancy
and sound stocks still continue TO decline.
Effect of the .Arobia's Ncaos.
New ORLEANS JUNE 16.--The advices by
the Arabia announcing an advance of "a in
cotton on the other side of the Atlantic, has
produced n corresponding advance in our
market Holders OF cotton are firm under the
advance, and the market steady.
MoBrLE, JUNE 16 - Cotton has advanced Il
the market very firm.
CHARLESTON, JUNE l6.--The Arabia's news
has put cotton up 11s-holders firm in their de-
mands
.Neao Hampshire Legislature.
CoScoRD JUNE l6-Thc Democrats have
nominated Messrs Wells and Hubbard for the
United States Senate.
The Wings and Free Sellers have nominated
separately, but will coalesce on the candidate
receiving tho highest vote.
Resigned
PRovIDEscs JUNE i6.--Chief Justice Green,
Of Rhode Island, has resigned his Office
Ohio RiDer
WHEELING, JUNE 16--Five feet Of water in
the channel at this point at Pittsburgh, four
and a half feet Business generally is steady
here without any change in prices worthy of
notice.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, JUNE is. = Sales Of Howard
Street -four at $3.50 City Mills, $sl2h.
WHOLESALERS Of 400 bushels white at 81 90 a
81 eS, red at 81 85 a 81 90. Corn--eales Of
10000 bushels white, at 70 rs cents yellow
III q 81 cents; mixed, III cents. Oats-- sales
Of 1000 bushels at so so cents. Rye -four,
81 $I.1O. Butter--in kegs II, roll rs a 20
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Ia 1T Soa-The New York Evening Post
learns, by special despatch from Washing
ton, that Theodore r. Westbrook, young
lawyer Of Ulster county, is TO be appointed u.
States District Attorney for that city, IN place
of Charles o Conor, resigned Mr.. Westbrook
is q member Of the present Congress, and vofed
for the Nebraska bill
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% The NeV York Tribune says, Col. FIRE.
monts account Of his winter journey from
Missouri to California, directly across the Con-
tincnt ought to dissipate the last remaining
doubt of the practicability Of q railroad to the
Pacific.
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The great fire occurred the other night at
Worcester, and not at Boston, as our des
patches stated.
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CONNECTICUT. The Maine Liquor Law
passed both branches of the Legislature yester-
day. In the Senate the vote was IS to /.
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Commissioner Loring, Of Boston, who decided
that Burns should be given up as fugitive
slave, is abused for his decision by such papers
as tho New York Tribune. He is abused for
executing tho law he was sworn to execute
abused for not committing perjury.
Louisville Journal
Abused, perhaps, for swearing to execute
such an Infamous law.
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ILLEGALITY OF SLAVERY FROM 1875 TO
1889, UNDER THE DECLARATION" AND
THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, JUNE is. = Sales Of Howard
Street -four at $3.50; City Mills $sI2%.
Whcat--sales Of 400 bushels white at 81 go a
10000 bushels white, at 70 q rs cents yellow,
III q 81 cents; mixed, III cents. Oats -sales
Of 1000 bushels, at so SO cents. Rye -four,
81 a$i.i0. Butter--in kegs II, roll is a 20
cents per pound.
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WHEELING, JvNE 16.--Five feet OF water in
the channel at this point at Pittsburgh four
and half feet Business generally is steady
hero, without any change in prices worthy of
notice.
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At the Wing State Convention held at Rut-
land, on the 7th instant the following letter
from Hon. J. Meacham, of the United States
House of Representatives, was read:
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How 90 Inerssss the N..uy.-vt..,.
lnlaa Ike Is4ntfy f.Vatlsta.n

In the Country Gentleman Of June
sih, inquiriesare made by a young farm.
~ ID Conn. one about the hes, mode OF
increasing his manure heap. will
sisie plan which have seen praciis.
cd here, aud where one is destitute Of
muck and other materials for absorb.
enis' u ans~efss good purpose. Abou,
the ia OF Oct, pillow piece Of pasture
or meadow where il Yields the least
grass cart the turf aud cord into
snug heap, near where IL !. TO be u.ed
fo' bedding during winter for his stock.
II the heap "a Of good sire and well-con-
strseled, il will heat ard erumble into
a dry sosder, by the time he wishes 10
use i Ia winter. An important req
u'si'e In any Kind Of bedding &. tia, !,
10 a'dry a. possible. because the %.
jet bring 10 absorb and retain the u.
rine Of The varioo. animals. every 10.
n S'AieF contained in the bedding shuts
ou, "a equal amoou' Of urine. would
therefore sd'i.e 10 keep the heap well
covered With sirs~ or some other ma,e-
nal 80 prevent freezing Also roof Of
hosnls 10 prevent ihe rains from Sling
Il Nth water. fron calculations made
! acre Of grass will Yield 400 loads Of
turf Lanl 20 treated should be- liner.
ally dressed With manure ia the spring
sod planted ~iih some crop. Iis icr,!.
ay .,ll thea he keia up. besides yield.
ins large proportion Cor eariehihg the
rvss u The farm.
Re'f-ssa;ns spent tau Tor sn absorbent
! sosid sdsise hiIB 10 try the pias. 4
si,oFi time ago. came scn.ss the 6rI
" = farmer near isore. ~hirh Ms eona-
Posed alGa.s sUiirely a Gne bark
ihrosn cot fnssn 81 "a tanning esiab.
hshnen,. !, had pfola,,iy BEEN enr,eh-
"a by the fcFApinss q iEa fof many
'esn and oslssr ~nF.siling nai~risis
,issst the Wnfks do this I'D u clear
an uas growing a hne, thrifty "a ofsp- I
a. ircrs- The man $50 ,tEls-d that he Z
I'D grS-s q ssg hrs'y crop u corn
be Issa seasaA. l.. SsITn 4
Ass,can,d, xss I
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From Rev. II. y. Norris,

N
Somebody out West sends " mote otir,f,ft II
putting " Reddiag's iiumbue HEsaa Sairs." III
tieman could not he acquainted With ihr arts N1
cnuld hardly keep isute ~ithuut u this wst.tuss.
Of The hssi things In hnrhs, bruises. weund. ~ -
nv other no-h Diseases, ~ injuries At H had III,
We know ~ We saw Young man. hshf sng ~,
badly bitten and manslcd b, a dog. Il .uGdrtH =
came swrlied, and paiaed him tcr,bi' lie b,daa,,
NJ ~ krai,ar's RAssia SATIRE, aud rs ths msus,
the swelling had nearly leased, and ttr pain AZ 4
haamaton had also lefi the wounded hand and "a
aud was soop healed fur hHrn. It has Rosal,ff
u Is not the intention ~ the editor a. sdH,h atrf
iisrfpcnts ~ IaiIr of any Afic. heh IL nei Il lu
or private utility and Rsiaing's Rasaa Sar = a.
mnst beyond yalur To- those " he have ~ fsnst Z
physician AZ hand, especial, WHEN nciubtf. aft 10
Nv are burned 81 wounded. Tho notice W snis "a,
out pay, or the knowledge Of The pniaichL
New song to n "IIoms Tune
OF rod cpVcfsd rened'os Inurb yea msl have,
l,t Try what you wlil tiler. j. uourht lts our W
Prom Rassia us namod, and wh.IeVrf sea nan
You'll hnd us the remedy mo-t priced Al bon,
charm ffom the sk,es seems 10 dwell w c,rh "a
And inlks go 10 Rrppise', 10 buy II, W hn,i,,
fnt bruises ~ hcsh wounds, cuts aud s"rcs ~ Is,
" you viii hut once ny u 10 make fnu cure
UEDDiNt. q co., Propristors. Boaa |
Sold By FONDA MORSE, Mholesalo Aernr \ |
also by Druggists generally. d.
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The sdisof q llss Bostoh Pei sar,
that ns.ly issSniea dam ha4od
hsifs las been made ~ fsstee cut
is'. rAirh has. Ia sddillon 70 IL, blsao.
ooitseN~, betlin, sehair, sss |.
beoi;jseh. bssidas . ss.sah Iieie,, 40 n,
phssils,
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Agricultural Narchouss.

4 Ss~ ssFpfs Flows aasissd y.
y tffHf failt 81 81 Il ai aa. q .tias Isftl
80 rsr tff j sitrfr, iI'fa rutiitti afstfaf ssru
aiaas % 40 tenrns ilst hsiffa f.i -liaals. ial
SO tHtA lilsstft Nsaa.aiat t..ia. kIaiaf,.s. sf,
Iilfrs aaffsf, ~ 80, issf's Mtitrfs ana tiati
tliaHu. To- NHfsfs faf. llsta saq ttafaia NrAfs.
hstshafa rstsHi Hsofng Nss slss
NJ atfs efAr 40 Ntf tuiaf. 50 tfsI -iaatl.f
sftsss tiirs, hfaia fsaits, tssf Aittl Ice. Haa
80 80 -iseiH rhstelsi rIsrf. lifaiI i.sfafr aaa
i.rta HIss lts 80 tali > fsssf. uanaisa Az,
tHa NtuAflss 80 Asas. s.ffta lafs. t.fttlsi ~
ifsaAt. AHa iprlH haiisfs, tsfH taos i.efs li..s
tafss iafiif Goes. ffafe thaiea, sitlasls 10 o.
hsEf t-aie t1iirfs. HkRutT a fuN
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Ms hehbi hrr- Yfh, lhl7
sanss o. Mes iefk 10 the sbip Tell Kfsul . a.
Hauss ldses -. Jain, Ass EnsnsHlsk shsa
isariisd this eiiy, ny health s.fy ,s-sr had
FoY bsd rsugh, fasssd E.s.d deal oflssitsf shisL
a. irsqassstiy Hatsa sih hii-ad had pain IA az
iffi sfdr. aud sas ven veal ssd sauafi4fsd Nj
ltssds ana ly asriku filsslsta az fass essnstitr
tea, and isssa Tie fsarh II Hssaislas. sffifstt
lily hszfd q i,f- taui-'s ny Esaas issiaf 10 ss
Assuf sna thrrfY rgfHp, aud Obtained HAslsrs
- Ira verb bsisifs thf mean II sasins a.
lite Hs-ln aiief Hssnnf The iahilsf, ] k.lEd q -
isFed the frssafe Ny inhFs, ana after ~hils is
assass made - arg-sransf ufsn ths suriass undsf
fils inhtirf. Z tel.t fhs thrffY SgFup difertsd
aad caifuusd o. d. - 80 sssgh gfsdaAiiy fTs~ o.
h. iirt unfs' eufifsif l.n 49,, aEa noe CONSIDER
aryssif fafsd STAT ths falaisf, fi,s go q
fafhrf Iisassni, and tsiifttrg stfsns eng
40 isqnhinF D. ne iaags, irsl srshg Al ps-ssHi
g. dlsaeHse ~ "a a.
JOIN WODB.
s-siS ~ EOyD A PAUL. Ne. % caniandi sus.i
q a. htA1 ssfsss 4 Jsaa sIssf Els nfuaeHsy. \.
8. Pre- - Fstsass.
=. h.-tnf fsfrssn ineifrirs g. 10 haFu A Psrt,
- frurfs fsFsfss hsN fs.fs, all fsftist l.afk
49, taitsiaas bale ~ hfFssH ksi-s. oie Il
flfrI fyrug, aua 30 iaiHirf. "a rfaf ia ~ 81
lansf. ire . ssi fsn q ths Iassa stsiss a. h.li
gset@ess - sia irIAh a aDErE. AFsafs.
ADuisDS hucK-Fai.fssG
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THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine !

hR. LANGLEN's ROOT AND HERR JAUN-
- nee bi1fERS--eompnsed nf sstsspariils,
yellow Dnck, Dandriiun, frickly Ash, Wild Cherry,
Mandrake, khuharh, AZ M compounded a. To act IN
e"ncert " IN nature. The ei.ct of this medicine up
On the system Is most wonderful They cure and Grad
icate irnm the system Liver Complaint, that main
wheel Ut 50 many Diseases Jaundiec Blc dyspepsia,
t"stiveness. iIumors of the Hood aud skin, indiRes
ton Nervous Weakness and Headache, Piles General
Debility, and the host Of kindred diseases arising from
disoriered stomach bad and impure state Of the
blood.
ohly2 cents Tor pint, and 81 . cents fnr quart
hottie. Tn H. aud vou will he satisfied. Wholesale
Depot, 20 Uuion Street. Hostnn- Sold hy POND 4
MORSE, Nhe-ate Agents. l9m6
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'itkins' Remedial Compound,

. : unisiiinf eurs C. Cslfs. tiasRss, nsafrsnsss
hruHfhiis, fHfsrrsh, Nskffsiinss, Asffi.as
sarh, Sc, tnt iffds great fslisf Ia races ~ fian
inisiiiaH 49, ~ fuimatsfg sad SER dirsHasr.
faaiainr 49, plagui - AHffHfy taf u sata 80
stsani foinsff- rlf iH HsufHd &C.. - ga.Aa
dtias knrisne ~ fona a hsf.s, Mss a u ass.
sstns ~, tsi ~ Dag.sists "a a4Asf lGssss. j--SH
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torifulinrnL
NI.lu go NHeHtff NtfHtif".tt
arvrus 10 vkrNNas pttoa.
Trns

sosii benrai fos' 'CgrsiHls - De-
T,rs ts',sss ne. tlrfs 10 nss a's 10
issA'rs - vps tiisi osu,,'s e'ssir f.--
.Rsi 80, aas. 'rs fsisef u suti4'.
.,s.s 81 zoos us 10 ns ssNac.f W vs'
~~t ..s.', g. ~ aastsnr sisagi zee
.spst,iss srho'a,. wsefs Nis' A $50
Bia n - h-sag .-ssc.s~s 49,, %
80. t,sr ~ 80 hgi si.s S..esl,t 'ei,a.ga,
- -s.sisr ess1 ,,'s'~ ~ hsf ihs
t-sr h. ~ ts,'s - lh,iv = ~ sfs ny
tss lrs as stfy vi 90 tslt. u pro.
u, aeov sisi shey Az tan ~ si.oai G
hvi .as, a. ihe ,l,s people iao~ sa'osi
'hs i,isaes ~ w. feuss 10 ns fsFsnsf''
ss'r'e5. .y,cr,siiy " summsf
Ma ~ lost yasag isay. en- aoi
'riF Prsyl>' 49, Oh. sssrs fpens sows
f.s1 = Hsy ~ s'ssnr ~ iss.esi farce
leg canrus'i,es. sns n The .a'o~. n
'h, cssss',y CfrGs=a. 80 q. I snsy
prthsa. 80 yoa ssms ihinfs dat I've
sbsefraa sgosg that highly ssl~sbie
,las, = people.
To Fti~fa - yrsr eascs',en The
sre rtp uur ~ - SefeTpiae ties, i
:, u rsrssaeoi importance net mat.
So to hc anenaes IL. sher ii.s visiting
81 III donc. iic bc8ea,i'' ~ ries~a. tho
.'sr, ans si~es-s oil vfossht arJ ~.
'fs hiag sls- accomplished that msy
,.s 1csafssi, y you visit u s,i time.
yus Sill ~sit Ia vain.
" y0a ran become 40 far ccasipred
of ID, sslg-. 10 benrfits. II. necessity, n
70 make u, Furs~n a pleasure. ,ou ~iil
God iise ,ius you will want sai 'ir or
.esen hours ,leep. and ~hea yosr ~o'k
.. .uea ihsi yeS- thovsh,. are no, nee
esssuiy occupied vita Il. they Will re.
ven bslasslly "a SLs,cvcr ,vij~ci you
may haze Ia hand sss stnay. You will
patty ihese Who hsyr nothing 10 oecopy
their mind, bB, neishborheol gossip. or
al, ooaiemp,isic boseieltss that appear
In ,os MANY p~rio1,osk.
The ins. edge gathered up amid
toaselsoi cares and every day duties
~ill not cFsgsofair, II mky BE- allowed
ths tern a. much IL that doe. which /.
rrocar,d At great erpenar " many of
oar excellent Institutions Of learning. 49,
40, f,sm suy faalt II the Teachers, bot
iseoan'e too ,asny young Liable. mistake
the mssas Cor the cni and think tina,
~hen they have resided a certain time
an .el.ssl AID has. reessed the prcscrib-
Cd nsrshVr Of tessons tim, fhey are ed.
ura,eJ ard Ite ireih,ng or The meas.
le.. they hn,c 10 more concern Ia the
ms,ier
TIE assertion I. ef,en made md alas,
too Frequently sdms,.a. thai a sub.tsn.
tisi education /. les. ivpoft.st for r..
males than zoe ,Le .,roorar se.l li,.
81. reflection tnus, convince oae that
quite the reverse !. tie fssa.
A man ~iil feel many Inconvenience
from ~sHi Of proper elementary IN
s,roesion, lee viii sagsr many eabar.
rAsswrat. II. u-cfine. ~iiI BE- lcss
ADD be advancement IN all tina, IL real
ly desirable ~'il be ptePor,ionslly slow-
- but II ae has isienas and pcrseser-
ance, be ~'l sesnire mach So he pro-
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",'' 500 20 '.'e s''s""sfss oVis, amer except
ed,l u" matter how severe Or how long standing.
he tath"licun iaf rfpasscs other remedies, IN be-
inr more certain, les expensive and leaving the sys-
tea ~ better cundton. Let all interested call aud
ubtAin pamphlet iroc) containing aup'c pn,0f, from
the most respectable suurces uf the beneficial results
81 IT, usr i"ar'her with letters trnm highly rNIe-
Tcneed Phy-cians, who have nso5 II in their prac.
tee, and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCE
7. u rcckbam, VI. -. Utica, y. Vi l.. u. Fleming
" d. tanandagua, y. y. NJ. n. Mills, N. ~. Rncil
ester, " "; u. V. fn"e, ". d.. Syracuse, ~ " Prnl
Dunbar, VI. u baltimore, Md ". W. Reese, ". u.
New Nurk Guy. w. Pfesrott II. u. concord, n. n;
~. Newiand, ". u. liica, n. Rov. C. 5. beard,
Glenn Springs, + q.
Pamphlets had gratis at tho store II c. BURT 4
SON, Druggists, Agents, Rutland. VI; also sold by
Pond n Morse, Rntand L. copeland, Middleton n
clancy Case, brandon Charles Chapman, Wood.
stock q 4 Nichols, casilaiun. 2iyl
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iJheAfly dnuhis uie qaanuii ~ Fssaitt
shy n tie MY tsDt ~ d.iiaf I1hifss'-'s III
II treats of tie Phy sloinEy u ssafnsf't =
sfei iHhfaiites Dad aisafdef- q i'uih 40. y
fssuifiHg lfssn e1rssass sbirh drstf1 ~ =
aud mental ialHef 80 di-eaHss A'is.ns -. :
ton, ~iui Plaza asd sliHplc faifs 90
scns can tate ibeinssivrs sitii"S' Hf' 4
fniitof's nlisrfsAfiaiis 80 niafiiAfe' p" +t- :
Iastheafissns and iatB ffinsdirs sill 49,
fFalsiis, iliasfIaiine TIE saatai'Ii az ~
bsrssss - lts feFstsiurhfr 80 -i'rNi -
sffus fafrs, 49, nnd fgiIfiiana. " fai'i-ta
i.siani hiHis ~ fiH.is 0aiiirfal iaiinf h'.''..t
siii osefsstns no oi'Isff'sias sfsii,i ~ ~. I
sfef, sbpaid iAtg the iHiranahi shf 80. 4
consulting ~ phps. u vezts - ~ -
inaiss, y hstiisf issfnsd - singiF hi.i' 7. 1
isslfs no i8afs shilifsH. rnanfsff
sisibl MI n fsfqssil ssft n N iisffsssa
~isan thsi nispiof ss-i thas sasiq -. =
iiiipH - sHe Arfy. - pfrf tlrhi Co., = -,
urnrs the afyasngs - d i-aieiiaf Ar'"f
eli, Hufi A. Il fifsn ~ ne Htfs. 49,. -
n ipfflFsl rgtbansfn b. ne irfi 4"
iighiriHssHf 10 ssalFhi frees hsf'tsi y 80 +
4isfuriHatt iss-i y sfH slnipiifiif snN a
ri,iiitisss sia i.s.sist.i. 80 ~ toes
Iaahhsd l.hytirian sht &c iaf issi ie -.
btes asiif ronsalisd 900 90 aifHsii - Il 4
n hifh ~ his ifsais. IairsfanaiIl % -
tHf iaf'ssn te1idinF ~ srnis a.
sssa.s f.rsus ssilsf Aaases. d. 81
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offfs i,.sa ffssa 3 A. u. 4. =. a. 80
fnui snIi ~ 81. .-.r,I Il
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-14
1884.
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