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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
Few ER A n d A G U Z

CURED BY the orr yina sHd genuine Rowands Tome nix.
" Vegetable Fsbruge " any yet in doubt
10 it, Efficacy. ls them read the following,
To the afflicted whousoever may concern-l hereby
Gritty that attacked most severely with chIs and fever
fever and the month Of August 1899, and unable
attend ia basess Of kind sppsd 60 Of the best
New York have been the New York general
hospital 81 moBhs, and taken variety OF ned
cncs preserved BIZ phy and Bes,rS
snjed hy feuds but all 90 good. lcontnueo 10 grow
ald mad about given tsere help for and
ytrcndr thought going into ston, until
heard q the efficacy u Row and Tonic Mnt. BIZ the
prorrieiors New YORK. Agent. Immediately commenced
arg this medicine and from the time took the hst dose Of
IT, felt decided relief and after taking tao sotes have
CONTINUED % improve Ia health and able on
attend touusncs usual good health after having been
sssed uesry year with alOst ince-ssnt chls and fever
IL gratitude 20 The nventor and proprietor Of valuable
nsdy, asd with tesirs at al others afflicted az have been
this medici-e deem ~ duty which do npst
fully recommend Row snls Tonic MIXTURE, the &y
ua remedy or the and 10 Believe had IL
been FOR the efficacy this medicine would
been more. DENNIS OWNS, s. John 81
New York, May q0th. 1870.
wholtsas and rrtsH by O. FAY general agent; al Mil
ners drug store Brntsay Fraakln House); and At LOO
F1tOu street. WtllaB. s3im'
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Arrivals at tile Prinripsi iIoSeI
E.aV n-nrI =. II Il. n :. - .-..s.i. y

C,Rtror H1Usr-L Draper. .Ivi-. w HaHley, Apala-
Oh cola. Mrs Bones New York ~ UIreSo1. Mr. J1ucr,
Cansla; Mr. Aston, Charleston Mr. Feusk, III Hail. New
York.
WAvrHLY HlrEi--Nr niglsn and LADS, Miss Baron,
Charleston Count Bolsco. Rus Ambassoi3r; n Alison.
stone and lady Master ston. / Levy ami Lady, W
stale Stokes L strstton, y Halowen. Mr. Mitchell,
J Browne. Phil; IA Beckwith 81. JONAS y. B.
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APPoISrMENr ~ rHE PsEsTDESr.-It is stated
an the Globe that the President has appointed JONI
INGERsoLL son OF the Hon. Ralph Ingersoll, Of
Connecticut, Register sf the Land Office at Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, vice John p. sheldon, removed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
Married.

In this city, on Wednesday evening last, 23d inst. by
the Rev Mr.. Downer G. .7diam Of Massachusetts, to An
"a Conner, of liackensack, y. J.
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ID L 4 L N L s S

ID Z A + II Z s S.
7 DON.kNGEL CALDERON DE LA p NRCA, Minis
ter Iiengctsntsry from Donna Isabelle, Queen Of Spain
70 the United Siaes at Nsshsgton do certify that
rcd offs serious Deafness and The most painful noises in
s,rs end kc,d BY prs CAsfLE EDWARD RisTs aT
BsoApuArD Also that Dr. A. CAsTLE stands among the
most snnsat Of bis profession skal practical Dentist
have know these geni, yess and recommend them
- l-irreD A CALDERON DE LA BAlCA.
NSAtOISIlJ DROPS, cure for the ear-aehe and
rseirs AID pains in tie ears rsss at as7 Broadway
TEED II.
INSERTED ny ATSOspHERiC PRESSURE, without
springs, sures wires, f.tenngs which BY their
ction vcs cut 90, Or force cut the remaining teeth The
above mehd obviatss al those Teeth plugged with eenes
loose teeth listened. cleaned, extracted, sc. NC
~ imis' a. 4. CASTLE, NJ d. Dentist, 2s7 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

FLoRIDA.-We have some further items Of news
from Florida. Netting part cuary important, how
ever The Indians were still committing their RAJ
wages.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

THE D'HAUrvftLz CAsE.-The Philadelphia pa
pers state that the evidence in the D'Hautvie case
has been brought 20 conclusion, and that the argu-
msnt will commences to-day II j. probable, there
fore that the decision Of the court will be obtained
IN the course Of the present week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

Loan No i.tAe waer L5ia rIse,l for bringing water
INTO the city The interests fiysble in Feb as8 Aug
the prime pal 10 $50
Loan No 2 consists Of two rsrts onefourth s5o 600
substitute for lean q amount, negoeiabe the
year before, but consoda h new loan for 50 coo
This lest sum IN the City Hal Loan and Vas nsgots,ed
. was dss sncd 20 purchase The interest on the whole
loan Of able the nherix Rank Nev yo-L
som. .annuny in May an N5vsrsber
Loan NOS y The City Loan-si9O 900, at spcre
being that part Of the nrs n the square which va
paid IN bonds The inercf 81 700 Der annurl il Java.
bic sei.snnually IN Moss 10 August and Febru.ry the
prnciT al rcleemable in l7b
Loan No. {, for the purch ass Of the turynu
{rouzd. The INTEREST," PAYABLE IA Mobile la MAY ana No.
vember, principal in 1856
Loan No 5 j. for bonds sslal for stock in the MobI.
and Cellar Point Rsilr0a C0muany The Interest $500
per annum 3. pay able semi annually Msy AMI No,e
Der, principal IN 1855.
Loan No. G, was entitled 90 pay curren, expenses
The interest 1900 per analr Is parable In Mobile in
Asy oni November prime .ai ln 1875
hes are al the loans Tor the purpose Of spending
The IN and last Of the is raised 20 pay Of the
cost Of previous borrowing ls amount is s2oOoo-snd
consists Of bonds issued n January s3e-to psy
then due, FOR interest City Hall Loan no with
difference Of exchange and discount allowed for depre
citation Of the bonds The interest on this loan aso pay
able Al the PheniN Bank The city Of New York in July
and January, the principal 1870 Three install
nsnts now due Cor -'a-est on the original smount
One semi annual payms .terss, has been made
The sverige loan ~ sr 300 20 snothor discount for
By an arrangement 9Th the representatives ofthe
l,te Judge Hicheoos, rs,sr works have returned to
the possession Of the and the notes held by the city
FOR the purchsse have been .urrenaered The following
is general ,,stemento Of the afsrs Of the city -
Dr. Or
departments, sair Deyar,n.n, Nos sTs
Hospitals, 500 Iedvidual creditors, a,.17
Rss ssta,e 1ssss Bills payable, 6,S5
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RAcrSe nv NoRroLx.-There was some tolersble
rurning on the Norfolk coarse last week. The first
race came OF between Wm Cellius' horse Red Fox,
srd Thomas Williams mare by Sir Archi, winch re
suited in favor Of Red Fex. Two q le heats time
each heat, minutes 3 seconds.
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1 JACKETS TO DEPAa Ar.



orEaS s.s B B5s A sS.1,s 3D. sSs 9S
swan, Wheeler, Nsvbsru, NC.
Arrived.
2sh Aug, VIII md.s 70 WIN whi,lock,jr.
sbip New York Siysn ff2u Gresnoek aud The Clyde, th
Bsrs fcais, woodos.s II day. from Savannah With cot
Brig Ysreld Smith days from Baltimore, With md1e to
Brs bee Lvsrmors days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Havana. Fitzpatrick ~ day. from Turk. r,aud with
ss 81 Asiar,tie Tu, IS day from >, Marks with cotton.
sehr Martin Van Buren, Bope, day. from FOLLY Landing,
ssbf Two Brothers, Kelly days from Folly Landing with
sssr yriaan Bsas a.T; from NGsiSls :. yR s.'.. q.
to rsS aT WE FROM M r. sei' ~ r .a"
Sch, Casapion, H.oper days fr, Lubcc with rlas,r
s s G Ja HSTaa s lG a aSSfS S La5se
Br sclr Defiance Curry ~ daIs from Mrrimsek with FISH,
10 Barclay Livingston
Two shigs, ons barl asd three br.s
spoken.
Samuel ChNs, Norfk, for Providence, RI LAT a. of Cape
Henry.
oussve, sept g'arr Toy LsngNel SYort' United King
United states Ports.
cioslsr Mse.igs sr SYori 5itb cd Frsshsr Nni.nss.
B s.!S S stri gsrr syassy s Bgr;P Trieste.
Bes.a bst@st besi fisuiIs Philalslghia Rsi Rsysr,
Nohe Lusar FrIcricksburr, EuIota ltsore; Liberty,
Wnninlton. Del, Detroit Ab.uy Mail Lorisg, Mes fork
Frisnd. f.o.stt, DO; Homer Kent, d.. :.
put, Sept e--arr tssgo-. LiVerpoO Anna Rsy
ncds On; Orson 10; Maris Do Money sr.r ondons
Ios Boston. Joshua Sears do Home. Hoses DO; William
Brown. NBedford Adams, Proydencs d Delaware Bostsn
Baltic Nee bsiyPert; Niafara, Young, lsotiosnee s.
Hounans. Dreaen; Abraham Brown, Lingo, Nftrs
NonvoIr sept z5-arr Arenrsmendi Roger, Providence
RE- vincent Jones Turks Island The Canges, for Bordeaui
stephan PhI or RosrJsn and Esrots for Cowes, have
gone 90 sea froa Hampton Roads -
wnNfsotoE No, Sept s-srr Heroscs NYork; Amethyst,
Boston. H. sampon, Providence; 2s Rrohanse Kingston
ia nj, susan, Salem 22d, cid Erie, NY0rk.
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Latest Advices

Passengers Arrived.
GRrr.oc k-Shp Near York-Mr James Schooler Mr. join
Hood, Miss Blair, Miss Cummings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

M If SAMUEL Cox now in this city, will call this
office, he will hear something to his advantage
o. Ladies will find the advertisement Of French Lunar
Pills in a column on the 18th page. s6 3ms'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

pACEs-UNIoN COURSE LONG TsLAND...A Great
N and Brilliant Day, Tuesday, October s. 1910, SIX Races
IN that Day
The New York Jockey Club account Of the all absorb
ing interest excited BY the approaching elections have deter
mine put their entire Fall Meeting single day ard the
Six Races made the will be the first Tuesday
October 9Th inst being the Purses-Four Mile Heats
Three Mile HeasTwo Mile Heats, and Three SweePstakes
The Races will eleven o'clock and continue
throughout the day. 49, -
LIST Race-Swecrstakes for years old, Two Mile Heats
entrance $500. forfeit 500. Three subscribers.
end RaeeSweepssks for old, Mile Heats, entrance
S0e, forfeit s25. Four subscribers.
3rd Race.-Purse 5000, Two Mile Heats.
4ih Race.-Purse $500. -Four Mills Hsats.
Ssh Race.-Purse 500, 1hrse Mile Heats. - -
ell Raee.-Sweepstakes for old Two Mule Heats
entrance $780, forfeit $50. Three subscnbers.
The charge gentlemen introduced bv member INTO
osed space whether resident nonretdent OF New
York; will be reduced whilst the OF and pun
lie stand will remain the usual price OF an ordinary day
Race
The train Of will leave tie South Ferry a. ten
o'clock and continue throughout the day TO give every facility
visitors the Course this exciting Ocessisn.
Refreshments will be provided for tho Club and the Public
passports he That day To psSs oct OF e
gates and return .,.., ,o.,,,,e
ALEAR. l.. bOIIS.
DACEs-HELL GATE FERRY.-The best route 70 the
~ Races from the part of the Guy by ne ui Ste
Ferry Two fret rate STEAMBOATS, Will ply on tins fcy du-
ng the that there will be delay to asessea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

PRAISE wokrhY.-Ws en- req9ested, DYa
friend to record install charity 40 the credit
Of Md'lle. Elssler. A Cir longing 70 the Catholic
Communion, educated at treal, being in the city,
without money or friends !as aboat to ask con'ri-
buttons OF the members her religious sect /; the
ease being repr sented TO Fanny EksIsr, she receiv
ed from that Individual fifty dollars, which enabled
her to accomplish her purpose OF returning to her
fIiends.-Boston Courier.
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HERALD NJ RINE NE W s
port III New Work, September 29.

.uN Observation-Disclosures NOON SITS 81
us SETS. ....... s. 81 HIGH 10 50
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Amusem ma
PARK THEATRE .

THIS EVENING, september g, the performance will
RRS:sgs El5.ss: ES ,IsS Mr fsS:;
NJ. p will n. po Mrs wsss
The TH Rotp ' DRHSooNs inc
E Ss1s Sf flssss SSf :ia N Nt!s:5
Doors open at before Oeock-Perormance commences
Priees-bo1es sli Pit SO centsi Gallery IS cents.
NiBLOs GARDENs
THIS #HSsES Ell i.AdsHSH 2xS4FHnAprlos
The Evenings IN ovEETr T with
HEyIoSiIfyslItSs$Sa i s 4
Alter which, the extraordinary performances ofthe R2vei
THE EaT%ii'Gy H Il RaoepE,
On which the RaveI Family will appear in a variety of
l. Mad1e EL.rAsrrH will dance graceful Pas susl
G ,s R,xtn T AIDA, dasee ar nGpI sss
LEOs execute Greek Dance, eOncud.
ESsseS Rr vail Without balance POLE and go
through variety of astonishing exercises, m ,,.,
Rope Enieitahmeni and astoHish BY
Co., n.srmssion ofhaf an hour between the pieces f..
IN the Promenade Sai An az o3 hFSfTjE
rhE s5aGi Se 81 eEy Fills
Arranged BY Jerome RaveL -.
Don ssEs s,i'iS ts'.
'' HCf:Si Hj; Nsi SI.'Ts s:s. N
Spanish Pas de DsuS BY Msmame Giubei and Gabrer
consisting Of Forty Persons.
90 The MSsics Department conducted by that eminent
oehestT M setiys Leader the CELEBRATES
Theatre, New Orleans
as e rsn n om 1H s
loon protected and the Saloons which is ventilated
Doors open at Observation-Disclosures to commence at n o'clock
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mir NI;Xs}KXNZNUN
ID O G. II O r + Y A N S.

II Y Y y
NO PECK SLIP continues his atty narrowed practice
~ in all private diseases his Old Galens Head Dispensa
rye Peck slip has been 2j before the publ IN New
York we'll known TO them His Diplomas registered in
the City Hall The unfortunate of h depend oh
perfect expeous and cheap without rary TO the
stituton restraint IN any way Remember No
north side of the slpdark sensnd tho old docor-avoid
BOYS, young me and impos tors kind.
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Yfn1I2 or l
6 A. M.
4 completed
The East ID
ven on II.
chine Of the x
The situatlo|
rasing one. b
p6 sive gin, |
z
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,ext ulght. He would set up

TEXT night. He would sci uPv
Night, and rise next morRipg all
yi, a splendid metallic gin was
az for operation with the others
diDf arms were splendidly engra'
Pronounced the best built ma
hitherto made.
le patentes was very embar-
&C eded with this new and eX-
r. Is could net be otherwise than
~ he failed, his modification
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29

NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION. $50
THIS EVENING, SEPT 2sThe performance will commence
with the comedy of
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY. -
Jedediah Mr. Hill Tompkins, Mr. An ersoa
Sandfeld, Shakespeare, Stanley
Lucy, Mrs Thorne
Favorite Dance. by Master Wood
After which, the farce Of
THE HYPuCR,TE.
Mawworm, Mr.. Hill DR. Cantwell Mr. Anderson
Charlotte, Mrs Mossop
Dance, by Master " ood
THE KING AND THE DESERTER.
Resale Mrs Mossop
Doors open al performance to quarter tos
Boxes cents I'd aud sd tiers 25 pI2 cents gallery l2
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sept 2s-The performances will COM
with the comedy called
THE WATERMAN,
Tom Tug, Mr. Edwin Robin, . Mr. Grasam
Wilhelxina, Mrs Timm
After which. the comical tragedy of
THE BlPEDS.
fraseisco, Mr. Graham Bcrnado Mr. Edwin
Pearcy, Russell Isaaeos Roberts
Mopparella Miss Singleton.
Followed BY the ballet Of
THE SAVAGE AND The MAIDEN,
Cmmmles, Mr. Mitchell Niekleby, Mr. Edwin
Smiks Miss Singleton Fo,air, Russell
Mrs Grudden, Mrs Russell
To conclude with the burrletta Of
oR-rH HE S s2F OF OF The The fsHHAAEroN.
Jupiter MIR. Cunningham Apollo, Mr. Edwin
EHH Siesn. Russell P Pan, RoSsrts
Venus. rer'''h'rs Mis-. Singleton a:i7s fs"e Ms. Flynn
Dress Circle SO cens-Upper Boxes Is cents-Pt one sh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
YER MONT STATE PRISON.
II TT'V E9WTTTTTT-
ssaoaxss.1asss-zs-as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

From the Report Of the Hon Milton Brown
Superintendent, Oct. 1870.
Byccrenre 20 the lists Of convicts will be seen,
~ that ,hue now in prison II, heirg an in.
n rIea@ Of one, only, since my last report. OF
IBIS rUmher hlrty-two hnvc been cummitted dur.
ahc year, The numher Of rrrnnnitn.ents, for
second or third offences, is four only. The NOM
n Der discharged by expiration Of sentence is %
discharged by remission OF senlence = making 81
Deaths none, Escapes none.
Ey the report Of The keeper, as-weil rs by my
own observaion,l find the conduct of The convcts
mas been generally good; an unusual amount oil
labor has heeu performed, and almost un,nterup
4 e' good health has prevailed, ,hcexpense Of mcdi
'sSne medical attendance, &c; being merely
nominal
determination Of The centraci with I. w. Hub
OaTd in March last, the labor of the prisoners again
M 'sSe'Ned to the state, and it became my duty To
O'D"" The supplies necessary for supporting them,
'"u " provide the means Of keeping them in
NV m0yment
n'"e legislature had not anticipated this state
""eS' found myself Unexpectedly and sudden
:? called on to adopt some method, by which the
"o0r OF the convics might be made more availa
~ WI '"e'r support, and the payment Of incIden-
A al expenses
l@N"s no funds on hand, with which to com :
e0 operations on scale equal to the employ
e"' VI Snch number of men, thought proper to
we 'aoor OF tho convicts to such suitable IL
h,m "S'O'e persons as might be disposed to hire
x mat per diem allowance
Al S''f'nsIy after having received and consider.
n Ms, propositions, | closed contract with
M HOA.. Aehdal q Co., and Messrs Damon &
co" s'u' tor tho labor of not Iess Than s,xtv five
~ Tho 'or term of nine or twelve months
NJ Ioote,s "s conV'cts, except necessary waters
cd in N"u 'hva'ids, have been profi,ably employ
cOun, oc carnage shop, under the control and on ac
q State superintendent, for the benefit of the
N commpnio.,. ues'Sn, nor ut necessary, in this
N Tho 49, alton, to go into statement in detail. 81
N Prison I'M ana disbursements on account Of the
~ hibisd ;. LUIS Is fully shown by the accounts ex
state ,b,. treasurer. 1t will be sufficient &c
snce n. '"e business operations of the prison
have ho. AP'fation of the contract in March last
Come or mighty favorable, showing an excess in
gain r. ., "'e ordinary expenses, of$lI3O "a, anc
pense, n. 40 stale Of S499 90. after paying al, OK
N sum Of ssc, account Of the prison, including IN,
which st sos on repairs account, nearly all
ms, and permanent improvements in the build
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:aassMG4eSa

Ia Newport, Nov. :, JutI, ASS. wife of utsltr
Robinson, and daughe r Of Capt Jau,s Hsi1y, r.
Derby, aged 81
Ia Lyndon, on tie l7th Oct Mary J.hBaaa
daughter of Thomas bartlett, is aged yeas. so
months and nine days.
In lily dGpark, 2ith ult. Jacob ilfdl~y, 81 = -
soldier ri the revolution.
In Lyme, CT the &O.h wii. C'pt LzEA LA.
aged ~, Revolutionary officer.
In Weare, N. IL. of Cnu>umpu 90 ut t.,- l9.b uit
Samuel G. Bailey aged II.
In CIaremont, N II. 30 Of numb palsy. Mr.
Elizabeth, vile Of MIR Zafah Ih"ma-, eyed -
years
In Boscawcn, N. II. Sept - Mr NArHAN CAu-
TEA. a Revolutionary pcnsioRcr, ~.
In jamestown, n. H., Oct. hu.Mr William
Cambeil, 90, n soldier of the Revolution. lie was
at The battle Of Bunker iilll-ha was alsp zoe the
army ,of Gates and assisted in the taking of Dur.
goypa
In Me,cor. Me, Nahum Baldwin, Esq. - lie
in the service Of his country ia the revolution,
aud was one Of the Trainers of The Constitution 81
Maine.
October ,9h, 1910, the residence or Ms ilu.
ses. near Faystio, Mo Rev Ashley Samson, bale
Of Cornwall, Vermont MIR. Samson was az agent
for the NJ issonri Sunday School un"u, aud iectur.
with much success, as he zeai"n' advocate
for that Holy cause.
In iar,land, on The 24ih Oct. Mr. Nathan ki:-
fridge, aged ID,
IL EPSON, N. II Oct. 81, Mr. Jcrem,h Gordon,
about 70.
In Concord, N. H. Nov. ., ortyphus fever, NJ.
Mary Maynard, wife of MIR Asa AlAynard, aged %
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Shocking .Ha'Ser. We lrsrn. 500 80 " -
bursh senuncI &c 90, iGih. d. M'of. '"ae "t
Grand Gulf killed Dr. Salityan, hy sraas faE h'a 20
lie abdomen ADD cutting his .hraaf hH cod
that amisundorsiandins bad HrsrH be'asra '.. n
aud DIR Sullivan refused 10 speak 90 D. Haafet .'f
who demanded the rcrspn ~ as.sara FL. As
reasons which cxrr,sd tho .,rr srrrra "a .f "a. H-
ncnt and led 10 tbe horrials aad hsas.iI a.r
The editor oc he B,y sta's Dr.a.~.a .a,s go
understands that ti,u Grand Jay 10 Eafi p % . RE-
Indictment against hiun f.r a iibol uPon " pc 90. 0u.
uoll, NEW YORK
Il ,carEing. : write, 90 ,ie EH"' l.rfH A" %
he has recently ,isisd Ts8aaas, 300 30 .a..-a.. %
The jail At Ambr,.', o., CO. u." mH.asf a
Charles Small. Wh,u asked v,isat isl.rsd hsfa .a
commit the crime. Thonss rep .ra FFr'aH
he'd tak,H fall sAough
"Mr. Van Buren, loves Jhs people --1.abf
but the people don't re,urn tis Pa.s.ar. % 10
poor mans crossed Ia lpVo.
The Nhigs ur Vermont ia ti'r,f s.sr..af. vi,It
ted the eighth article IN me an'rudu'"uts "a e. 70
constitution OF tho Uaued S.a'r- ,whah rfuvis .s
that "rTaei and HREssei paaishu ss'H shaH 60 10
Gfilted .uodisoHitn.
TChorks for ;hrrc dollar che bsak ol q
Aibans, (Vt) drawn by he MecbsHirs' Etrtaafa
Company, New York, well esrruts8 sr- ,n ,..e..-
ation in this city. They are euf'rris a.f'i'r =
and unless particularly noticed they sil hs hht-
y I" pass for bills g! the Bsnk 81 81 AHrHs q
P0rLiond .4dg.
Since the laio election, the 'oru f-a- sare h.sH
heard to remark, very gaNely, ,bet ul,, erra aa
aware that Salt river was uav,sbl- s' sega ap
N. Van Duren appears to run among the sur.a
ur the union like little whsle among is,rt sra
cd Nantucket whale boats Each un~ a. s~ g..t
IS, bures harpoon 70 the hand'o 'n gre hia.as
oil the little monster.
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a!.s.Aaa.AgN4 =

In Barton, MIR +. W. Hsusts q, M.ss tI.r
Folsom.
la Danvi!lr BY Elder y S,a., MAJ Wfn nsrh
minister to Mrs. Abigail shepard
Ia Dnnylie, on the llih inst Esv D. t'f.rs
Juhn Sleeper Esq, ct Ne~utk. 9, Mr.. 50 ,r.tr
teayrnWorth Of Danyttie.
Ia Montpelier 29th uit ny the Rev - %..H
VIM. y. CAdy of Lancaster, y. u. O. ufss n Pc
\ Tarrar of Montprler.
In Waterbury 25ih uit Joseph l. A'hfrf.0 .
Mnre'owu, Ia Miss Lucy adams ~ NNsftlta.s
In RoNbury lIth ul'. Joseph nrt~-, '' Sizes fa
rinda Webster.
In iIaverhiil. NJ tn Methods, Cnas.'. -~ Ees
Mr., Wilcox, Mr. L. +. aud Mics E.r..,a E1 .t
ting as interpreters, Nr Grrrcs " L,tra-. .f p.t
mouth -forucrly Of i.onca~ter, 10 tis- Get..1
Eastman, UG Haverhiii- Intelligent s.u.s., ri aa..l
tho Hartford Asylum,
In iimrsburg, 2oh NJ. Sir Geurse Steele. 81
Miss Desire Newell, both oflinc-hu-rh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

We understand that as MIR Charles Sherman, OF
Charlotte, was digging load Of sand from the side
of bank. for the purpose of plas,ering house
which lie was erecting portion of the bank fell =,
and buried him beneathit- lie was highly esteem.
ed by large circle Of friends, and his sudden re-
moval will be much lau,ented. lie aged about
% Yenrs. RMrIingkOn Free PrfSS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
OLD MASSACHUSETTS, FOREVER,

Returns from nonrly every town IN The Slpte-
Ten Wing members Of Congress elected, Van
Buren, man. and no choice in one (NViIlians.J Dis.
triot. Parmenter, V. 49,, IS elected by So minority
over Brooks. Legislature and Senate Wing
The one majority Morton has been driven the
uppermost region Of Salt River. The A,hs gives
the result AS follows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
,,o,r ELECTORAL VOTE.

'h' ' The returns will all be made ofiie''''y
THIS 01i w.. So far as returns have been re-
non' 7" "s they Indicate tina, HARRISON h, has
tev'd by U.s. ; a of FIFTEEN THOUSAND,
deceived "'I T., 90 the BANNER, unless louisa
Fud il 49, W. over two thousand majority for Har-
70 a'' S u is hardly probable Eve" washing
ilson' has heen redeemed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-17
BRIGHTON MARKET NJ, /.

Reported TOR the Yankee lHrHsf
At market, 1900 Beef Cattle, % p7f-s rf NeFsff
Oxen 500 Stores 90 Cows and Calves. E-tlo ~bra.
$40 Swine
PRicrs-Bcet CuriIc-Tu,i qp-I.'y - 5g5 e
50; second quality IS -, ,hiri qp1i's 59
so
Barreliing Cattle Mess - 80 y. 81 ~ p g.
Stores--No sales effected 20 DIV.
Sheep-Lnis sold fir %, %, . ~5 9 -s
2, 2 3:S and > 30.
Swnc--Lots TO peddo :, 2 J !. . 81 erJ 2 e
for Sows, and - 4 z and r eve nsrr.u,s
Al retail from 90 I p.