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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

vTVHE NEW YORK BUILDING ASsOCIATION.-A RI
Il sular aaoothly meeting of this association will
held at 81 Chambers street. this evening, December IA
at O'Clock. Members particularly requested to at
tend, As proposition offered at the last meeting
alter the constitution will be discussed during the
ing. J. BUXTON, Jun, Secretary
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
GERMAN
Uroscopic Physician.
DIR. NJ. n. EDISON.

DIR. VI. +. EDISON
NNul Lb respectfully inform us
W brandon aud vicinity, Iai b. ra
Medicine un tlio GLKlH.5A NRGstNNt %
inch loads Lim T. lpssic and d'rtfIs.ff \.
~ dt-rsrc ola tiihpAf ftANAt lfa-
Utmost aceHwry and satisfaction. A 0. ~.
iaiuinE Hbnri tNu tuncos If ufif, pnrt'a b.
thur1iiif--s iih o.. name aud arr "a ia'
enaAle hiM Co. tr,ai sucrrssnlit thn 90, Z
Hence, nne individual caH bunV srtttH '' l..
nediyms rln ise seni g. BOY pafi ni 900 "a
remedies afrehuily Of tho tffarnip roc
irlihs essentially ltnin tbatr u snJ eliti
Hfhf'ii ruhsisiins If iifuusais hfH iiH-
inasi concentrated ilfm, and ollHiHt4 si.
siseiy from tiF vegetable iinFi0u. H.'ia.
convenience ~ huh, H., hruif1ff aa
their general nee. tBiikn tht lsifHf r'-
ar' rriiuhiri snlriuni ana este arthf 20
SIN Heuifrir lhps, y ifiiDut enrn llf..
The vital finriiHna Of offanir No. ihsi
IL Of The lNo rgsieihs 10 thor sFri.'
removed ~ fi'fs'e, We leave g. iHf'
sense g. determine
rsurr.lHr tlaf o. d oai.ffrf mo re- n'
shurr ~ hHHiahiif ,--aiI ~ jusf.uaH
ana rsrinfaiis,i, g. health 80 l...c ra.4
taae, So ifh Nhnin are assneisird flf
ni'fis g No., 90 canHoi lmfiHfiie fn4 sf
filu confederation g. il.s mfHf 50
sad irare nu n.esas uIuind o. iH
ard h1ppirras ~ ypnfsrif sHd ii.'a
huiillN 400 FfafsfHi ffripteHfs 10 Boo
oGiif feeiFihs thsm griuntsfl fcf1fN
toe faIHt fNihnn faFtif tffilHr fN fH'
hli tIfknesf -fiHr u sFnifh vrff f"
ffriHe csses ~ iul.cnl n irHn hff g. ~
riAHalns, nnh fesisrtd GOD Boz ilrrai.
iir Mulll laulcdaf.3 can lHH or. ~
tnnfHF Nsf IS thFaHif aisFfsfsi va D
tHH o. sen sfrsf rfifaf hHfir1 iif 80
irt~iuH az iarrr, bat nof flalntei tH A'
lies ~ sarffssfll ffeaiulrtf aH4 s'.fr t...f q
Ansfiiahs ~ iAr i@agti ttri f'' ~
fflseH, rhaguiEtissat atHfais'ai BE-
hfeaft. nFfa~aaia. bf1lsi t.af
male lfratEfas, afffHaT ifg
lafaf.aa IS 60 ilc1rt
frfr, lafff ltYlrs. i..fH
a.ifr 90 sfsf5 saII"'I
famaf. 80 rTd aas
affsiss ifpiu ~ iH
fHfe afaff fffIi7
it.af 90 ha.r
% rI Nss
a'rnr "a
Fsniouirf attcafiaH aHIhr Ea
pialats sUf au fissasfs nia 81 -0aI
fFaafrI g. ii1i aifil.s'f HsfffI NJ - 81
auHh sl.slid stiri heisr0a faf f'
rlau- .sar p
{ on So chsfse ~ fsosli.sffa. '''f
irInf fFar.Nahir 9rffH
Orsts hsafs f.sn. . A. q. tI ~ a.
fs1s ..siih ~ ias hfansaa iiaase
I hund 'Hi isansrt i-tf
, DR.. s. e. Fitch's Mefle'Ii
1Rft Hft.rnaffs lafs fisf tr'
I i ~ -se,rii.os. sln So 90 ie'tTrfk
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

Ms D. fAt ltrr. 1ffh, D. 3.
came g. hew hnIs ta tle fft lfirrfatti itig
uauss plsts Do RI. iiAn, Ara EruHasifki ptss
fesrnrd fais tlif, tof hosiih 40 fsfJ fsat. BOO \
FrfB tsl GsiIg fsi-si 20 deal fi inaiief, n!fA
a. ffeil eHfig tiited Nifh bod hsd iain ln ps
lff eide and seft weak and s1iafiat.f Hy
iftnas SAD it .Irisr srsa nil ca-n f-Hii...
liHn ard hrfaHd fif frhrA 30 ii.fafrlHr. aofl1efi
slg head "a f Cufs's al asaua- sfinlriiae n, o.
e. a-ff ald thrffi rffap, ADD aniaiard a rsf&sss
nbfa Ftf.lF tfIftfs The nHsasss 81 SAVING az
Hfr. T.-se 1ffrf urarnr 'is inhritf, Z flrud q -
lffsa az Eeffars 20 by iHHfs, naI9 siff Nhas fhe
iiaefts Htsdf To- HfirtflAsF Hss tae Fuflrs uulff
iiis inhatrf. I t-.k nir chem -IrlY ns dIfar,si
fHa fafifisin1 ta o. 90 taHrh rraaHall gfou az
srfirI, aafl q rpfirfl1 isn sna psN tnasidtf
af s-lf rsrad strt wfrr rie frLrrf, rsc bee "a
a b. rafhFF lisesafi. ana ishrtirg sffrnriieriaa
tud paftiHf g. fas iunss. sci -Ha ilnr q tfe,lt
ai disffn-f pttn q,
IohN NuGb
sris . HDYn Ftrf.. A.. 90 asllah.t .rf.,t
% niNo eefaff ~ Jatl sfesl AID nraaasy, 8.
rr.rs g. tarkags
81 e. 500 lff-iaa iariasirs 81 ~ Hofn 4 Pm
frsfs ffeaHnf. hfs - sin fsfaitrs d farf
frs n'afsaning t.ff'e ~ Nfgfsu Nanli 80 ~
arfTf -fniH. ari an ialsfef 81 e rraftar 81 "a.
Fsr.. tsr 81 30 fari a $40 atss eiafss ~ So
1af4iets - 80 fnth a nftNfE, aaaai.
Afsa%e. sNx fpffsF
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
A NEW 5IETHoD.


A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY HAS
y recently been lnsdc by pf.t k1ls, TOR the cure
II AsaDla, tuisainlanh, Bronchus, capg hs, Colds.
sud al Lang Complaints b Acdicatei inhalaiiua.
Dr. a. MISS HAGEANt, or iNHAIIAG ny
GEAN VAFcE snd CHIsnRy arr, aas aecoin-
Consumption In tie Citt Of Ncw Nofk aud yeinty
or few mpuths past, ever knowH tp man. ~ l.
pTiaraa $40 iiHpfcs-Iuu ca blsfasfs ~ rho IAfHrs
never iaiire ,situoa-'d ~ nie medcal pEniessiau-
See ctrftacatrs ~ luHdsnt Aafnir.I
Ute iHbaieF il wnfn 90 ths breast, under the linen
with cot The icsit Inconvenience. the heat ghs body
hfiaa sunirisHt g. rvaplraie the hHd --urpiying ne
lung fpnstanfly I'm hcaiiur aud agreeable tatof
a siua into uitif aircoils rf parsa grs Of the rs
ihat canuaf possibly b. reached % any other n,edi
ciae. iiefe b. ca-e ~
ASTHMA CURED.
Ef1oaLYs, =. \ bee. glih. lss3
fuf sbsui eight year haYs hsea ssFrfeiy afflicted
a.th iI.e Asthma TOT tho laai isse 5csn have suG
iofrd beyond ai ms piWers Of &c ,eripfiDn months
time have lai bern ie o. risrt iu a had. srt
ting What ftst could siitiaE 90 ini risir SIS dfi
cutek Of breathing, aud uy 1idfnnFs vote ~ sisih
each boar would BE- ny Vast ludng the pasi riH
Ysan have had tir aid and attendance ~ SINE 81
Die masi efAiatrf pilficIaHf bot hayc received 40
permanent heu'nt, ahd bat little fsiieG ~ iongfh
bod fnf good iiuaLr o. procure d. tufuas VI gtsbs
% iualihf o. Gra1 apor Hnd elrrfy Synlp, 80 the
roy tp4-i uil.uGt afizfss sid as 90 gfesi drifuss
ainos I'D eaiiaF ff Naht 81 hreaih. 10 leas tssa
leo Hiihlfe- from she ilflr agifpa ne inhairr o.
fHY sfnutsfh, HH4 hHk teaHf4Hnfai ~ 90 ihtFfs
syrup, gas relieved in D great Hessilrc ifunl ne
aifHrgig % breathing, asa bad oiiniiuliis nifht
hrura', att sii Hns 'nug 7fa'.y = wflL Coed aniy
know me ainafnf a rHtrlg iiis mefirine be- r.
ieis1d irrn. 20 s4t.ae ia 49, sun,fre i,--4Er
o. AARsAkLf EAsIoN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13
Cabinet Furniture and CHI

w - ~ - . ~ - = - -
Haaioea's Baddtsg, hFad II Ha.a.afa4
NOSE CURTIS y nov uncnng ial- aa :
wi rrai assortment " spns, Center, caro-. -
and Extension Dining Tables, Aahauff -
walnut, Cane'soat Aad rnniu,nu ttsirt tai
Bedsicads, Hat smnds, Chamber fsis, No. =
hair, palm-lcuf and husk Maiur.-r.. sf7 =
Looking glaasos, CLOCKS, Picture france, Nfi H'
portable Decks, A..
hsadg M4ds CggHs Of all sizes aud dr.a
Mnlioeany Cofiihs furnished "a order rn ,b.r -
Having purchased New and Nifh G.s3'
bosi manufacturers, a asii prices, be- Nnah
attention OF public 10 Tho inspection Of %.
Rutland, foh. 10 1858.
1.-THE Place to buy rmsses, shaa1r 7
Il ocs, ana Abdominal Suppaftfi- D
Stores u Pond q Morse, Main sod Nssiaif
kuuaud, Va
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MT. J. -. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated Cathoiicon,
IN relief cure Of Slff erilg Females.

IL sisuds pr em
iueuftfr Itf ctrt
tiys ppNrrs iu an
the disca-e for
which It Is recon
in sutiod, VI ualiy
raitcd
Feaalr ComgiIiafs.
~ titac are Pau
.LafsIs UtEui, or
failing oftho
Womb iIroE "A
MS, ot Ntiirs 3
tiiHJsfc isFLaN
HArfos ANp IA
utRtTtcs 90 riiE
Weaa iNtipEs
TAI iEsiaAaitAut,
81 / ou'linsi PAS
ipL, fCFrai $50,
50 lusTsrLAE
Mt~arHrsrioS,hr
IL LL-u-LDDr .ao..-l
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OlltSltlN eg.Qtl0,
z {. sTANNARp, Cam'r, leaves Buffalo Mondays
1hurtdayS.
falmouth A0jb,
@. L. WtLIIot'GilnY. Como, leaves Buffalo Tues.
3 lrd'r.
:t(lp fIONtr,
4 ~ IfnnGnN tFuu,ff Leaves Iuflnlt ~ g.luaadaVa
.tllp tIONtr,

TT, ltODSON. tom'r, leaves Buffalo wednesdays
q saiuriaie.
one ofthe above Splendid STEAMERS will leave ~,
Misaean Genital u. u. Line Nhan, atNu'clock y. "
~ On the arrival ct tho Lightning Trains from New
Yotk aud Albany. Running through wa Nurtf Shot,
without ndinr srrivinq IN pttrt tic ucNt aefnuof
in time tor The Lightning Train f1T Chicago, over
heavy r Hail-a well ,olirI road. free tram dust
comfortable night Cars built uaprc7-iy hr The route
HE hr.t R1iifiau IN the Union connecting with
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

~ PRINCIPAL OtFiItS ~ rif,f
n. u, and M. fiitiI ,,t.. i."uis'i'if b.
For. ATE Wholesale aud iiotsH.tt PuNut "a
Main M 4 Wellington streets, Rutland, 81
Aleufs iu tid- yiriutiy .I
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-13

WIN az q" in' % iuiaanlins evils, Gamer Except
cd 40 matter how severe how l0Lg standing.
Tho tatiniicIn TAR sufpassr. Other fcnedies ia he
ing more certain, less expensive, and leaving the IS
ten IN hrtter condition Let All Interested cali and
Obtain pamphlet lfoej containing snp'o proof, from
tic most fcsfeethe slrrea, ~ the beneficial results
Of it. use together with leitefs from birhy et,,.
uehcea PiVsirians, WIN have nse. IL in thor prns-
/ GO, aud sloak from their own ob.eryHons.
REFERENCES.
~ Vs. reehhani, d. o.; utica, n ~ T.. o. Flaming
ester y v, D.f. Foofe N. d., IS facuss ~ T.. rrC
lunhar, ". d. Baitimpre, Md W. w. Reese, 81 H.
New ioik Guy 50. Prescott, A. ID. Concord, \. II /,
~. Newlsud, ~. d. Utica, NY Roy. &. s. beard
Pamphlets bad eratis Al the store Of e. BURT A
SON Druggists, Agrut, Rutland, VI, ALEC .nld ly
fphi npf-" Rutland l.. CuIrlaBd hiddialau /:
Chancc} + Ease, lifsndoH Charles Chapman Wood.
stock q q Atrh1ls, Ca-ieion. owl
gJ-ifisr azdressei 70 ~ ef Mr. Csrt.s Lfatel
dgfHf, at Rlrea~a, OAia.
~ DH haHcHIsii--i ua 20 been ten year, troubled
win Female Com laints-pfalaqtusu trf rttd an tla
attending dihicui:iss a tinrs rendering my b.
most waefsbie have bad The attend anro ~ si,,o
ui TIE best iihy-irsns With but iiuie ta1e,ss Tho
lnn'i taey could DO wa O. reiirye a. nui 81
the question. PR ave urhfiis hrfirs oonin.ueisg
win ypHr medicins, had not been Hbls " tcrf rt
nuy labor, could wsif bot few steps at time and
tr4feol went out 81 d+.ssib aiisit wa enintlat,
y pt'sif'e b9in "a BODY aHi niad sud sif.riea
u arg pui uio not ~ u} duys ~ suiefiaR aii ne
~. f4t fendtrr your Advertisement. wa injured
80 ~ ,uf in"haahlr uin4icae called I tsfine "a
lh"itc"n, A. TIE is- fcruf bad nnt usrd ga week
hc1fe ieit like anuihsT wuuan. ny the usc oftfsr
bottles wa casbsa g. isff,riH e fhe ishaf tr ~
~ the ifnHiy uih slr1, agd ffalid walk ans here
90 TIE HeifhhpfiinEd WitiiuW ill4n. Aoilllg lut a
sehtt 81 MY duly a. yua anI D. tie Hahrted ia. an
dneod ue - state uy care 90 fhe llbc. I can sai..
" recommend The preparation ~ aii tisse sniisring
~" mf aFL t'iRnsIJ hr. HsAah a, fitu.r.
Irreient, Fuftare fn.. liaLt.
>. 70. TAHCIIIsI T. Co.. pronrt.,ox
tfuffai bslaIfs $40 ifiaflgIat +
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Ctfrlsior
Hair Oil.

priee 81 asa ; per aat. % fais Whole
ssis tl g.. 3. ifiNE. U..ta-. Aast, Asfei &C. Nfr
Irr.aut
j. BARNES, -. A.Hans.
ca. u.Iteausr aua J. u reah.a, q Cn., 4tA,ei.
ias Arrast AHt'f 49, AZ Baby hHiaul i.is.rnih
4 u.ss-i. teatqf Aaiishd >. ". A,sa. lti,ss Z
FaIis tUsf a. 60. o. ulisat 'ilin a. y. Had tii.
------- ! - - ~ - M -------l .-.al-.L
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| = iss afa'rs p4.lt saan. ilisfs.-fasi.istiss
a LTutr Oil. CDloEncrs.
COURT FLkST ~. rcSLNCE5, soar
ut.AsktNa. a..
.s,..eaf fIaIa 81 ft.H fa'a.H HhH tfN iare &c.
ID. s. .t..HrfaiHu tat faas ttf Haif iilttfi..
A. tHf ul. Ht aAuHana4 q. d. aaaisffanHs ~ 'A
ft1 sHr-. Uaff
n.rna.i ...i fH..l eaas A. ga tfGI o. lftati ss
trH % 90 rtFa.ra b. aff .lf lf o.. n.ass aile.iiar
tua Oh. f1taHf cate aaa eco iatlf ila aiitl "a
b. aee. ral Gl 90 ffI.HiHrutE faliH ii guafaslsf
f... ........ ID d. fHH.a fiH
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fIfp afi aersan- 80 81 ADD r.ulluss, a. GER
nir ara asf. salsi camel tl,,.s l,anal di-sas-
.. f.rfiIil, Asfa-aa, t.iieiis, tiida.
az ,inff aniffH4a % ihr iHass elsJh anac iFall
taF ,sat4 g aff fI.I fH. 81. H-si.e t.ar mad
tas o.aa,4i,asi sl..4,l, sf,i lItaiair.
Iae ff-frtaH.' q. silni-y rhrH8fralls lffpstrl
tf, diced wuh uHa au4 raA4ed, uh,ch, s4-isalra
sia s afrs ftrs tiir go, ia al agreeable ish-
ls' -tai, 4ee .ihi % 'ia.l ao.e'.s saa f,aa-
Te p ,-fiar 20 alta .ist fsi 1rrrnty au,.iassd
Or tatri.i. 81 4l.a. r.i4i 10 rfrrs t-faaea tHa
l..i.- s-str.l o.. t.nata-, --i'h An.af.0a aHl she
urie .a iiaiaaa A.a a iii c iivrat,f i4f.le. "A bob.
81 has Efasih iA Hia'} raaif' a noe ,tas'i,ea 20
afii.i 81 afrrs
o 1ta.aasffai, iless flst. faauifs ct sb, Iisl,sb
rtsuf H f4if fsIli-s ~ b.. &c.. ledge 80 Soc uct-
rfrii tf.efitti 'starIig tnf Fr.isftf. ffHarr
s.Htfs So sr stfsa 20 aHt tfsa @ DO f.si - ear
'n i.sf aifie .ss o. nefs i.ll-. aHa siu i.ri
sHa1 Ffsfa Sc ena a ta tsIar. tasa ffaifh 8 lima
ssil, a.. falif will ..t aitni-4 tac.a. Iis t.pi.
t-s n o. fsiHig l7s aHe 1foai.ifa suatns fisn
Bad fa,faiF infs.slafiHf faHaa tisfoaaft nfaalsF 4
f ui - al. saa H stfI f7sef tae ~ rfe,nstnaiig
fr'fisirl ~ith 80 ntEHiarftle a. rs rr4isftfs %
ta lsaass-cs o., a. .gf aGl l.tl4ar a. tlsi44i.t
i1rr a-a fsiar hi. rt.aa GO f.ffiaus, ard trrr-
~ frerfa4nish5 u.-r sd ataiil sssf Che Pn.
ttftf O.. 90 a.. r..f t..t reusIHr
"fsfNFts frls % ssiii4i tEtfglt $50 % t.
ErT.sn FKIcEs
gstf- 80 sisl osa
i-aa'a.' g. lsl o.
o. ASS Nlrfsf 60 rs a.
uARCOURT, BRADLEY. & co.
- Ana - a I0z Ss.sau -.
AiN llkE. re.
Fs.,sffa w.ssssa's, las No. a, o.4s.-s,,
I.HHHaa.
Asstssef9ts. H.Nirla e., Naasis..sr Eaf,4sd
% Q, a g.. sif ga iisiifs fsfrlts o. fhs ssis o
o. iitaF IA en- f.fi q tmrfca flyfislfasl
riFshs. Nnsffats. fifaiffs, sff f...s 49, e. hstt
p fft- sd hllinfft, f1rH eHctAsansHfa arrssltus
ni'ff hfFlsfs srr rffristfl L i..isssis 49,
'i ilfa sHs 81 a tTia fif H'isi ll
sis tefas sfl efrse tffsIs s|iaf.iiss aar s-isa
~ assf'aa'f a3sns 81 t4sa Dc ssig sa4 Co. ltstai
blH1nsHs
- iffpft, aHflf Al
HAttcoufir, BRADLEY, = CO..
NlaH ~ ANhrT hfaf gUuE O. :
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Boots and Shoes
I'iiE subscriber would inform tho public, that he
| nss recently opened new
Boot d Shoe-store
IN the building formerly occupied by Barrett 4 son,
one door wrstuf Washington Hall. on West street.
where be VIII manufacture and keep constantly On
hand ever, variety and spie Of Bo,ts and Shoes al
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
80 pains " 40 be- spared meet the want Of the
community by keeping ou hand the largest and most
fashionable a-nrncni ot the qualify, aud at the
lowest prices.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER
lof sale at IS ulesAlo and retail
GEORGE GRAVES.
Rutland, Sept 22. lr53.
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INDICATED INHALATION.

I ARD.-LaId oil the beat qualify at
IL q. II. COLE q 60.
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Tirs.
G. y Raray 1T prem.
Alhcn Bras.e ~ DO
\. Haynes % DO
nFsT riyr sATIrriCs 90 ArFLEs.
All,su nm-io isi prem.
4 Haynes "a DO
IAugrsf ASp Hrsr vAnIEfY 90
nRArrs.
Albcn Brase 1T prem
Aaron llarncs ~ 10
Mrs. j. Alien 50 do
IABGLsE Asp hrfT VARIETY or
a. Brnsie 1T prem.
B Fisk "a 30
Ft.vWs.
Not ioHr ,aririirs entered hy any
ono competitor, consequently no prcmi-
ums can he si,cn. j. H. Round had
iNo fine ,tnerio.
Al u which is respectfully submit.
ted. II II. DiER,
4 tutrMAN. tUmmiifec
II ). Foam,
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Tnf rrkr
KENTUCKY RIM,

THf TH|.n
KIN TUCKV py,N-~- u
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IN -. vi AZ lt.tf
Ne - NNttri
T. -. - w. Is
a...tNaraf 40
No. 80 fs
ri - W NN
x es.ssS fft.A4
al tf>9tf stk Fss .tt
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The Committee airr due e4aminn.
ton al ihc sls,irnnns pres uied ,or lhcir
Inspection. auanl a. ialiovs
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sarnpfs & nrnwmnfS.

I a A. LASDpN have made So arrangement 10
~ be supplied with the new style Of Tapestry,
ftiirTa aud Ingram Carpets, from one Il the hest ua
utteioic- ~ Tie county, and can and Will alN ays
sell any style tliry keep low rAn be bought Va
Sew hutk dT Boston. Any one wishing a. buy viii
this week, for We are fully prepared 10 advance the
Interests at the purchaser. J. & 4. LANDON
March @, i55i
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Boots and Shoes !

nADD's Horse aud Cattle medicIne, Tor
- sale 81 FOND q MORSE,
bmggi-t7, FINLAND, VI
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t.A saile. Gaitns, Dubuque, springfield,
tanuretus 81 Michigan Jiu win iie
New Albany and salen II. z. fof Laf8rottc. &C.
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ga eid established sbd fciiahu Railroad, WIN night
tar, buiit expressly ~ She route.
first Ciasf Pare o. tLicarn, $500. ltnt Glass
farcil Milwaukee keu.sha, Racine and fhtl'ui gan,
$500, Meals and state Baum- un Lake tiiiu cAtrs.
r.ella Glass go go Port ou laSe Michigan. 5000.
ilri LAS. Fare 60 an Port Ca i7kc Michigan, 81.
The New ani splendid q s. Mai Steamers
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There seru oieia ruifi,. Of butter ia
the fr'i chase, ard tan IN the SECOND $500
Tea cntrcs 81 ei4oesa,
Mauy u The sample. presented in
both departments were - nearly equal
90 any ofcfei. ,i.ai The committee found
It very diflss.,l 20 decide. anl voull
gladly l.str awarded more Itrmiums,
bad ihry apll,oflis nul fund, At ,h,ir
dispDsai. Aui sruri ,i,aI other. ior ii.i.
time, ell fake she w.ll ior ii,c dec,l. %
The qaal,is u 81 wa. n,.,si cAc,ileni.
and ueaoe,s great credit GA Tho xiii and
Lnos ledge 81 lho manufacturer.
Rsageaialiy Submitted
HENRY CLARK.
JAS az NTDDN,
RAih<fS fiSii. '"s'"'"'f-
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ship once conferred cannot be taken away,
as Office and political honor can. A bad
bargain cannot be remedied Hence how
essential tha. the greatest caution should be
exercised in entering into the importan;
contract consummated when an alien re-
ceives the certificate ofhis naturalization
lis question in which those that are, a.
well as those desirous Of becoming citizens,
have something to say, and when all has
been said on both sides, it then becomes
question for the Courts to decide.
"Tbe Troy IVhig, in commenting upon
Judge DEANS position, says: ave trus!
that hereafter we shall find all our Judges
and tribunals acting in accordance with the
principle and rule laid down by Judge
Dean. Public sentiment and the public
welfare demand it. II an applicant for
naturalization is fit to become an American
citizen, then let him come in; but If he is
not, let him remain out on probation; but
a: any rate, let the truth be asccrtained by
invesiigation-for there can be no candida
cy for higher honors than that for American
citizenship. Let it once become under
stood that something more than proof o
residence will be required--proof of quail
ications intelligenty and rightly to dis
charge the rights and privileges of citizen
ship, and then aliens would see at once tha
they are not, as matter Of course, 10 be
come American citizens; but that whethe
they become citizens or not, depends, il
some measure, at least, upon their capaeI
ty TO become decent, orderly and usefu
members of the great American family
Let this rule be rigidly and faithfully en-
forced. and the next generation Of adopte'
citizens will differ from the last as much a
white differs from black"
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Agricultural Society,

AT meeting Of the members Of the San
dusky County Agricultural and Industrial
Society, he'd at the Court House, in Fre-
mont, on the 29d day Of December, 1854,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year;
President-LA @. RAwsoN;
Vice President-WILL1AM s. RUSSELL;
Secretary-DASIEL CAPPER;
Treasurer BUcKLAND;
Drectors-Samuel Treat, Sen, Martin
Wright, Paul Tew, s. Skinner and Henry
Nichols.
The following Resolution was submitted
and unanimously passed:
Resolved, That it is the sense Of this
meeting, that il is advisable that perma.
nent location of our County Fair be fixed,
and that grounds be purchased for that pur-
pose, at or near Fremont
II. r. ADAMS, Pres't.
CHAs. s. CLICK, Sec'y.
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The Amcrica,aNo,ys.

The most important intelligence by this
arrival is that of the conclusion off treaty,
said to be of an alliance offensive and de-
fensive, between Austria and the Western
Powers. 1t was signed at Vienna on the
I'd of December; its contents are not
known, bat are reported to be substantial
ly as follows:
First, that Austria regards the violation
Of the Turkish Territory as a war against
herself Second, that Austria will aug
ment her force 10 the Principalilies SO as to
enable the Turks to resume offensive ope.
rations. Third, that, ON the demand Of
France and England, 10000 Ausirians will
be sent to the Crimea. Fourth. France
and England guarantee that the Territorial
possession of Austria shall, under all cir.
cumstances remain undiminished. Fifth
"st present, is secret" Sirth, Prussia shal
be invited to join the Alliance. Seventh
the treaty to come into operation on the
part of Austria. should Russia not come tC
terms before the I'd of January.
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SANDusKY AGRICULTURAL SocIETY-It
will be seen, by reference TO the proceed.
ings Of meeting Of this society, called for
the purpose Of electing officers for the en-
suing year, that resolution was passed ia.
vorable TO the permanent location Of the
society near Fremont, and that measures
are to be taken Immediately for the pur-
chase Of grounds therefor. This is good
move, and one which, If carried out, will
place the society on firm basis. The in
crease in population and wealth of our coun-
ty, demand an institution of the kind, and
the interest manifested in the matter BY
the citizens of the county, will, we think,
place its success beyond doubt. We
would, therefore, ask all true lovers of the
science Of agriculture, horticulture and the
friends of Improvement, generally, to aid in
the advancement and encouragement Of the
society by becoming members, and let il
not be said, by the neighboring counties,
that Sandusky is behind them in internal
and agricultural interests, but rather that
we should set an example. in this respect
worthy of their patronage.