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New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
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rZNssI: EECKWiTiiS PILLS h
iroaHay tie bookstore Of tIr-
uene. No 20 ohnreel Were thcy s connue to surpy
druggists and o.les These Pill. need paHcgyc;
recommendation trial constantly increasing enti-
twenty yea tocete Nta Inc testimony Of na-
nerou. literary sell the pusi, have
Ice efficacy beyond dispute The following ettcr VII serve
tic ss hthertn published
from lis %ii irving Iy,oq. 30 Pearl street
Nssy-YoRX, July II, is0
Nv Dear delayed several nonth seudis 10 you the
a1sco led ser.ent, hic haze o bcne
m have received your hands lad beer los state OF health
year. 1epc ind plipiitio the heart
headache e rcndern. extremely scd experiencing
al Isc! changing auI distressing symptoms aaf aud body al
;eafuif u1o tti, ln...y severed py
oais, men followed without ay eemng benefit asd induced
To m Use south ps, there. e }oPe Of pro-
trac,ns ~ uncomiorale Al Coubl Gesrsia, .5n
out met with iriell nearing ry complaints ADVISED
to- Becs,c,,s Dypeie ls far irini resolved 10 c
-, iv.r. and The
produced harpg, gssiEs ahd cor nkuo"n
be;or. year And IL an enjoying nsai elasticity
BOTH oi "a I'll aud body ie yCG have thanks
and the best r.,1ri. of fleat. Very tray,
Pc D. , NFcgyrrTf my lu:l Will. IRVING AlSEOP
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

slNsasLs All LAW, ARGUMENTS OF CoCN' FL skR-
MONS LECTURES O7alons kind correctly taken
IN Short iiaud and speedily copied reasonable Terms fer it
particulars apply TO T. onrow Professor OF Sieosih Nso
continues TO qualify youRg gentlemen rspofti"r the press CT ~
ths valuable aad popular the satisfactory manner "
EN. . hlurrnN.st. le.-l-l
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
CHE CASH

CROCK AND LINEN M,NUF aCT0RY-i.N PiNKNT.Y. No %
> William street has on aad stock: i''soa c-lar- Ci0's
kinds and aiaites a5Ge articles Merchants nisd 10
-eu ml5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

oT5CE-Tsc Prbc All please take notice thai 'ae sae
al ,ere for the ,,ls o So'riis Pccisr Honey OF LIyft~';
aysd 70 ne s,os nj Messr> OLC0TT MekESSON Co 70
IS Maiden Lane al purchase ths celebFa' taedeH m
,,on ~ the ,n, ,s requested .aricu[ m els
, !, hra .be written Sc aaars JAMES D. NoWlLL IA ;a-
here beias ahoai Aesg oay part OF -
ra,1rc also yoe-y Sos i'll which aly sacDates NJ
but 30 asch injury CosDy iefea1sFs
I'D also City Agents; p please bear mind sai ,ee
UEiiec States i a. e->ts. Oc" %
Kesso= K Ce. l45 XaiGen Lane
ro ~, ~ r..s, ~: Nsss-s oEi, Bowery ard cy
Broadway & = Coddngton. ef Spring and GFecs~
James Tarran Warren aSd { eoas-
80 80 w p Rla-rove South Brooklyn, &c &c
aa-lrn OLCOT NcESS0N CO Draesisis $50 Naides sue.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
nOOss ssss.aTES-DoOss Ps.4TEs.-Tho.c want
,-,Eog.NvgsFE9 NFE.YEEs DOOkl pE..TES.- Tac
GONEEGTHkhMN isE,

respectfully informs his and others
tia romoYcd Waam-tT formerly
occupied Charlie, Lee the celebrated Backing Manufacturer
No croidNa Warren and Chnih oc
cr he Dtf CON
rECrONS Of puest kud, and warraEed 70 Ase "a al ell
u,c Although the expenses attendant aree establish
euJ .uic iuaion. necessar he greatly n
creased the additional facilities ioCicd him tre manufacturing
rA sale, dranrnt which seug under immediate con
him sch 81 his usual low prices "d ne hcps by
Of the public favor 1t rot be M
proper Ia that practical kman. and has
ec manufacturing Of CoRfcoIs for upwards o 10
1l5 Iv rios. 2 PEERS.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
TO GENTLEMEN Og FAST

TO GENT . .f:HfEN Ue 2 n =
4 Nd FASHIoN-MAGNR, TAILOR l55 WILLlAN-STREET,
~ respectfully he gentlemen of Nr-f ek sai ne l.
perneenty above where datters 'E hat aVlne
had psrona experience tie French Metropolis and
deyonc his personal his YORK he M be aoe to make
rAsHloxARLE cLoTHIHG cheap or ch invariably and n
perfect be procured the Country Ih-isni o P2sl
he. .cicits coatr.lncc OF patronage. az 'in
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

TO oAPEE. agAHUFaC'rUisEHs.
eERSSE 6 BROOKS Va. 81 bcy-strect beteen t3r.iiway
ard Ni.>au-stfcct York port drec,tfoIn e Ahuiac
turers tho ulovlng articles, viz;
nLEiCfIISf; POWDER OF BOYD Sons makeSaranted for
uniformity equal iiis country or F
the sale ri wsch they are the sole agents IN inc oalea
States. , 49,, ,,,>.c . .;
nyER fFITiyG ofonr fabric an, usually required
BIE SALTS-Iavs- ;he Agency Of the sutton CAtApauys
Biz. Sat. ey elabod supply FIFE and ffFf" IN any
WIRES and Cylinder Mqe5nes manufactured
froY, The pur,s; aictala.o Jicket'"c and rre'N rei
PI,IP SCREENS. No. |. .. 3 (of brass meta)
Cr m any of the above together with Foreign aud Do
vigiol t-&, Twne &c. &c will meet "itf rrerip'
a;tsut'"n Nl
200 KI ,iS la - mcrin Printing Paper ,n'c - 81
it}J inc~-.i izc quality Foil. New lokcr) 1t viii
he .o!d clio. to cash. Apply Editor s.! hi> all
s. & - .2Es,S RULED car AND LETTER; PAP-R. N
~. lot. purchasers for ,aie by rtRSaE hRDoNS No
. 81 G.bcr;g-st- Je'-u
5Iys.rsaVsye:-Gac and Gcntlrmrn OF obannc
II Card Engraved uneqiaied style OF ecgonce artcu-
ary invited the opportunity offered u> ch'r.n Tor
ths Apply At Du"NNS : MIA
ING OFFICE l22 Fuon--,. do"rs from Wa NIL I'M
Ti,sNE; LOCOMOTIVE YANKEE SiED PRESS
- m 70 NASSAU IT, Johu,i prints every variety
Car, price from $ - ooe upwards dl-in
lNE. .1yTs ONLY avEi, Locomotive carr Prs. N 'h-
- City. Office lU' Jn-str'c 81 door IRON tsafl
Cara at 81 - ger Thousand ,,.,.,, ,,..,-
n20 la NM H. tp''att tnetaVHr ieh ttlHtF'-
DOOss Ess.AVEs-DoDs sPg.iVES.-Thosc in want
- handsome che desirable Silver Plated or Bras Door
Plate call r. ROBERTS, at the >emo'etory
establishment VIII be par: OF the Cy and
P'is., i ~ R. ROBERTS, -. Bo,ycy, Y.
s,E.v.wTgs5ss SFE5yEgS DOOkI PE..TES.-Ta
Pi,rc. of the best quality aud patterns Those
rje ngted 10 n and examine te'e pilates
of the before purchasing elsewhere H. O
BEfs syc ratcr and Plate manufacturer, l51 Bo@er In
door above Bgoolsc IT, eat SIDE Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

CoRoNES's oFrIcr-Naerrnan Purly acting for the CO.
YESTERDAY held inquest The body of female in
of l0 Boome iR 'ae 18th ward, where it had
been let Perish although dgess- :. some person uli-
known. Verdict that i, died from being exposed in has
ke during the :srn OF the previous night b, persons
or pcrsSns unknown.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
PApES UarErEOUSg,

THE subscribers eonz;aay receiving every description OF
Pzper ich ;ey sale purchasers Iaey
we now O. the following,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

Sold at wholesale rct,lby A. r. q D. SANDS, Druggists,
and 100 Fulor street. aud - Broadway. Price 81.
" BA liberal allowance made tose ohe purchase Ia sci
.,,;, mil I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
pE1a,TnRNs. taOal:Y psl a.avrsss ,vt,fsT.

e to q 81 - yb"1 rurh SIortnr.T Of }rrah
4 and all Affections and ung isaius to CoNSUNP
TION Reader yes have tried medicines for Your cold Have
yo4 h,l bt;le of NOHILGS PECTOAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORTl Try a>,uretly the best medicine offered to th
public. The cmcua ene and the high eu!ogun's given h
Inst winter from a:s us superior
yirt.e h,t in!uc;d 20 make II as pou
r "a possible increasingly received the public aPpo
done this onN the sufferer wateTy col
o5 solution and NC Seine t<epy astennG ea,e 10
pGJ saIEins he hopes "i the pm
,icni, catii hopes gone.
The preparation oasy of Liyerwsr solely composed OF
yprtlr ingredients simple ;er but combination mol
ony calculated the immediate, disease but to nvsoate inc
system generally No medicine oed 10 the public can be ao
10 has, health great mb"r OF persons ri consume
tive complaint, NaSl Pee Al Honey Of LTerwort Il should
be kent in a ucs upon the first symptom OF Geld or
cough and neglect the causes Of EGfbers losing
their I7cs, especially IN consuapiiyo cases
Cbis msicino Offered 70 the pubic rdc Of Two SH
nr is accessible Fsr spic to principal Dcp-t 81 Madison
street corner Eetied by OF e princia Dfus
r.. IN the cty principal throughout the nj
ted states u sale by D. c. TCiLi No 30 Charch,tree
NeW.IIlscn. 'IYN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

rgNIf Manufacturer of the Salty rejecting SPIRIT
call the attention Of discerning public to a
Lamp wi sura Ill other, briney and ecoEons ta-
br Tor Dry Gool= Jewellers fincy store Rlrt A'ans-' rocc-
RES !Iocs Rclcctolc> burns without the least
shadow saving OF 90 cent OIL or r eo NhP
burning, 10 week choice
soment patterns his old 40. Cae
rinc-strcet. Greenwich, of Cmal-stfes
Orders promptly attended ard round as ueal
once a week Observe the name. g. MICHEL.
Spirit Lamps painted on each side of the wagons.
cd nal
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

5ro,dNay, opposite die F0TN. alld neN
the American Hotel. II. ViLLEgS,
D.ut.l Surg IN. Of twenty-five years
cNper..ncr M the above profession, ~
the s-fo discoycrcr and manufacturer
o, the best knd- of Mineral rssth new
IN usc. waics has cu!oyrd the uuriy1led
attempts made By 81 many IN This and
other couu,r e. also his Mineral Paste
to fill deciyed Teeth III plastic form,
which De, ONES IN a lew h-urs Is hard as
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
EeEIqCVEN 10 NJ. 233

,he tooth e- flcc from mercury nlcI0u ugfeden
which unprpcplcd foreigners IN t nnd other
cites his Mineral Cement only ussd M eHde reu' unat can
tooth not panal ou.aains "t auHcielt
nte % ana ,ti,s II, r:s,iu puwe-s long Fcri to
render the removal oi the The Arhcs Teeth
ncsrIc;abc resisting the power oi achs ana 'oosO y @
dcne or Gi,color,tiou ,;her causes
They gums without PAIN or even requiring spra
c clasp ,prnrs gaurcs springs kind and at all times re-
,cnc the adjoining sr,est os-sc d,sree ana war
unle in all the nj artcuuon nan
cation f1ttciina testimonials oai ms brethren
the profession, Who have hecn hi pupl> would MI volume tu
taught department and op'roon OF Dental sur
gerry Charge, moderate. Hours OF attendance from VI
pnrk ,l1rer 1nnr. ,hnrc Rnroliy-,trcet. ie-f
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

! SAFE. CHEAP IND EFFECIYp-E VEGETABLE NE
pICISE-For sale. wholesale and retail $50 Fzont n Y
NlTHERE Re their favor These
w PILLS ruaicd
diseases incident human system. u Try them s25
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
CEOTEslxf; EsrAHaEsaflFENT.

TyIE Subscriber opened Inc y Ro"ery Iason
able Tailoring laen ofsrs TO h's Friends and the rub
lie very superior spring Goods Of the latest ,ye
;Ac anu fashion o all wEo vii favor
I,r, ai,i ,bcr o5.rora.e ROBERT 4 B0UTON
The Cutting Department Eperlended by Mr. Charles '"u
formerly Gray Bout good assortment OF ready
mad. C,,biro ssav, on f-ad a2G3n
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

t sggNE To sSEOEyStIEN.-GOOl< SUITABLE FOR
i THE rREoENr AID COMING SEAs@N.-WAL KNAPP, 80
tlsn.u aud LeFitreet s constantly on hand
an nauL.aciu order every variety Fishing Tackle made IN
il be,; l- cheaper erce Line.
IiooS> Sk Floats, Shells &c Of every -@e and quality no
superior Cup Balls shot, oun Pistols and
ipqartt, neatly repaired tooh and aes hy ie dozen
iuadred l;alet quantity y Il oat- 10 let
n3l-u WM KNAPP ~ iiuu-ton--t
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

.,E undersigned friends the public that he
prepared to cover buildings the above materials - short
notice IL be Of the
FIRST buildings kr1ahip, &c. bdhg.
covered part country Cutters Corrccs aud Leaders OF
The 4, ter, made and repaired, NJ the
Old Stand, No. 20i Caral->treet.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

I kzCEAGEEE4Ecst :;anuiact Of Shirts Boso7' Cor
y. lars &C. wholesale ald RETAIL No o. Chahin-st New
large and most Of gcHemeu Scarf d
Craya,s SaspeaIer Silk and Cambria Hadercc>
Merno skirts anu Drawers Tights Silk Cotton
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
sEgNV Tts SpOH'VS1IF

Summer ovens the subscriber will Bake
Tin rc hand Ao the Atlannr Cooking
nr, 1..cc lc. c.n he nd n " IL SWEET nle!
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

New Yore-iex Gu,hrc 54nsis Ua Moldea- -tane- G. I.
Brown Utica jared Gs,y, Poughkecpe.
PeHn-y lynnil-iir Brown 10 Che l. Philadelphia
vrs,"ia-Frazier, opp. Dr. Pummers C,urc'i Richmond.
Ma--achg hg4etts-J. F.. Field & T. J. Ball, Lee.
Csnnect g. Ferre Middletse .FauHner Norwich.
Drc; of CoJEbi-S Parker, Pe0u, y Iiyeiue between
- IL -. unah
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

- INLkLA where did you delightful Rocking Char
~ why, have cooi Recscr IN Boston
1t Eo>ion celebrated for Rockn-Calrs, hut have
Such perfect ro-k nt itself
q" purchased ;r. kias>, Broadway, betwec Grand and
Broonc streets
Il James procure but woHi they smile at the
% something like bringing Goals 'ewce, not tai
surpi>>cs any ,hin- we have there
Sister yonr,e that yours will he the 6rst intro
iuse Yankee shrewdhc has drovercdt remember
H H. remarked incidentally that he sold number TO the first
families II Boston le.-u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

Icn KFl lucrn Printing Paper Tor ac' - .! 81
~ quality OF Foli' New orcr) 1t VIII
he .o!d cls, Apply Editor -! thi> nil
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09
I,EsENgasas a.Ar4.NT' DsTMA

E'EsSNg1sfa f'4AfaINE sSht s>SE siA GS
SUPERIOR TO ALI. OTHERS NOW IN USt-J HEWITT re-
- epectuy Public ta, he continues o nnnasaure
we'll known durability and convcn
stand No 20 iudsoueet Chambers Those
the character OF ms Bed,cad earnestly e1
principle the and the i winch
be and taken down not requiring bcdkey He
happy beth those who purchase aud
who do lie refer hundreds of our respectable
citizens who have tested i, 10y
Ako-h Mattresses, Feather Beds and Pai!aSses n T. The
Southern trade supplied 49, CI9
New-York tribune., 1841-06-09

BOYS SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE.
All Of which The public much lower prices thai
icy be purchased other c~abl,Inent IA the CITY,
Club Fancy Shirts and Caps hand, or nnie Il
mlD In.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02

SEEDS. Herds Grass, very little in
market. Red Top, new seed by the bag
so to SIS c. Clover-Northern, 13c-
Southern, 8 to 9 C. Flax Seed, Sl,S7 to
l,50 bu. Lucerne, IS C. per ID.
FLOUR. Howard Street S5,37-
Geuesee S5,3I-Ohio IS, IL.
GRAIN. Corn-Northern Yellow
none-Round Yellow 68-Southern Fla
Yellow 60-White 64-Rye-Norlhern
90 to 65-Southern so to SIS. Oats
Southern SO to 38-Northern 80 to DO.
PROVISIONS. Beef-Mess S,l0,50
to 1l,00-Prime 30, 50-No. SO 90
Extra--15, 00--Clear 14,5O--Mes:
$1,000. Hams-Northern c. per Ib-
Southern. none. Lard-Boston 9 e. ne,
lb.-Sou,hern. 8 to IL Buuer-Lum,
Is to 22-Firkin l2 to I8-Shippinp
to IA. Whole Hogs l-2 10 6 c.-Pig,
5 c.
HAY. per ton, $40 to 22,50-Eas.err
Screwed SIT 90.
| CHEESE-Old IL e.-New 8.
| EGGS, IL IL.
| WOOL. The market for this articl,
has not experienced any change of late
i Pulled Wool is rather scarce. and lher,
/ is but limited supply Of low Fleeces, an
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUBSTITUTES FOR NATIONAL BANK
RuPT LAw.-We give place to the an
nexed memorial with great pleasure. A
national bankrupt law properly framed is
greatly to be desired. But there are so
many obstacles 10 the way of obtaining
the enactment OF one. that we almost des-
pair of the measure. Is it not wise, there.
fore, to look about for substitute? And
can a better substitute be divised than is
Swallowed forth in the memorial to which
we now invite the public attention.-N J
Spectator.
To the Legislature Of the State Of Nsu
York.
Your memorialists represent to you
honorable body,-That the laws OF tn
State Of New York do not afford that en-
couragement to honest industry. that tn
moralaud political welfare of the communi
ty requires. Misfortune is srillas severe!
punished as crime. The loss OF properly b
IRE or any other casualty or misfortun,
| when the individual is in debt, brings wit
it an entire disability to use character, Ia
ent and credit for future acquisitions: an
thus both city and country are filled vii
|, the hopeless victims of the caprice of 70
. tune, and the severity of bad laws. A
appeal was made to the last Congress (;
the enactment of general bankrupt la,
to relieve honest unfortunate men fro
: the disabilities of debts that unforese'
q events have rendered them unable to pa
Z Your honorable body unanimously joi
ed il lha| appeal, and the Sena!e q 4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02

OF fine Fleeces the stock is also moderate.
Prime OF saxony FIeeces, washed, lb. so
to 30 c.-American full blood, washed,
Al to 5O-Do 81 blood, washed, "A to 46
DO. IL blood, washed, SO to 40-I.4
and common do. IS to 37-Smyrna Sheer,
washed, 90 to 28-Do. unwashed, 10 to
l4-Bengasi Sheep. g to Io-Buenos
Ayres unpicked, to 1O-Superfine North
ern pulled lamb 43 to 46-No. / do. do.
81 to 42-No. 2 do. do 20 to 3O-No. 3
do. do. l8 to 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
1.-THE LIBERTY PARTY

At their National Convention, held in
Newly ork city on the 18th and 18th ult.,
nominated James G. Birney of New-York
for President of the United States, and
Thomas Norris of Ohio for Vice President,
for tue election of 1914. The Convention
was composed Of upwards of 100 delegates,
from the New-England States, New-York,
New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indi-
ana. Extracts from their doings, nextweek
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
From the N. E. Farmer.
BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNDAY
Nav "a. 1S4l.

At Market 285 Beef Cattle, 10 pair of
Working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 21O
sheep, 200 swine. 80 Beef Cattle remain
unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattls-Prices have
again declined, and we quote to cores.
pond, viz: First quality. 800 a 7,25
Second quality, $3.50 a CTS. Third
quality, $3.50 6,25.
Working Oxen-Sales S75, S85, Sl05
Cons and CGtuss. Sales, $22, S25
s32. $35, $38, and $40.
Sbeep-Sales of lots sheared 90, 90 and
$500. Lots not sheared $500 and
$500.
I Swine.-A lot to peddle l2 for sows
and IL for 5arrows, and a lot 81
and 3d. At retail from 6 to l-2.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.


In Low Hampton, N, Y. May 1st, Elizabeth
Paddon, aged Al. She departed this life in the
triumphs Of faith; her last words were, Come
Lord JesUg, come quickly
Also, April IL, Charles Harrison, aged AZ.
Also, April IL, Calvin, aged 8 years and
months; and April %, Levi, aged 4 years and 9
mop.ths; and May 6, Loyina, aged IL months and
IL days; and May !, Lucy, aged . years and 10
monihs-all children Of Jonathan and Mrs. -.
Nahum. Thus, in less than four short weeks,
these parents were deprived of four children, BY
Scarlet Fever. They have but one child Left
In whitehall, N. 7. 18th of May JaDett White
sged yeam and ii months. Her death was
caused by her clothes taking fire, while she was
standing by the bay where her brothers were
| fishing She lived is days after being burnt, IN
| the most excIutiating pain. lCom.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
Derbv Literary Institution.

TIME Summer Term of this Institution will
commence on the first "Wednesday of June.
under. the charge of its present teachers; Mr..
LINCOLN, Principal Of the Male Department.;
Miss APPLETON+o f the Female While CIV
ing instruction IN the branches usually te-3st n
schools of this description, the teacsrTs aim "a
impart TO their pupils an accurate and thncGsh
knowledge of few studies, rather sLaa zaPeT>
fetal knowledge of variety.
Terms as heretofore. Board reasonssiA
NOAH NICHOLS, -.
CHESTER CARPENTER Comm,
LEM. RICHMOND,
Derby, May Is, ls4I. ss.sw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
S22,565,13
Excess in favor of l841

Excess in favor of I841 $22, 565,l3
The amount of tolls received at the AL
bany office, during the past week was S22,
$500. This is an increase over the re-
ceipts of the previous week of S5, 1919, S4.
PROGRESS OF TEMPERANcE.-Says
the Mercantile Journal, it is truly pleasing
to witness the rapid progress of the Tenn
peramce Reform The grog-seIler Anav
soon exclaim with Othello, any occupa-
TONS gone" We are much gratifed to
learn that L. Boutelle, we'll known as the
landlord Of the National House, at the
corner of Blackstone and Cross street, on
Haymarket Square, has signed the pledge
of total abstinence-demolished his bar
and issued his card, giving his establish
ment the name of the National Temper
ance House.
Ia Worcester, Mass. between 800 and
400 have taken the total abstinence pledge,
and in Norwich, Conn. over 800.
The Kennebec Journal of the 18th ult.
says, The Augusta Temperance Society
have met every Wednesday evening at
the Court House, for some weeks past, to
discuss the question whether the rum-seller
is equally cuIpable with the rum-drinker.
On next Wednesday evening the follow
ing question will be debated Is the in
dividual. who uses intoxicating drinks, Of
any kind in any degree as beverage,
qualified to cooperate in the cause OF
Temperance Morning Star.
Hon. John Qaimey Adams has publish
ed list of l39 petitions, which he wa:
prevented from offering to the House il
consequence of the rule of that body
The zeal of Mr.. Adams in relation to pc
titions entrusted to him, is worthy of al
praise.-Morming Star.
| DISPOSITION OF PRoPERTY.-We hav
noticed recently several instances wher
liberal bequests have been made to benev
client objects.
| A Mr.. Williams, of Vermont, has give
| $4,000 to the University of that State.
| z. Marks bequeathed $4,000 to Wash
ington College, Conn.
VIM. Bartlett, ESQ. of Newburvpor
has bequeathed $4,000 to the Theolo
gical Seminary at Andover, making NOR
than 100000 as the total amour, Of hi
donations to that Institution.
Mrs. Baker, late of Boston, bequeathe
, to the Am. Tract, Mission and Educate
, Societies, over $4,000.
A Mrs. HolIenbeck. of n. Y. city, h;
/ recently given $4,000 to missions, al
$4,000 towards endowing Professorsh
r in the Princeton Theological Seminary.
+ Thus may persons of property exert
, happy influence over their fellow me
down to the latest generations, by provi
ing means for nstruction.-Mora. Star
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
N O TIC ES.
" NOTICE.

The subscriber. having been appointed
Secretary of Sabbath Schools for the Dan
vile Association, at its last session, would
respectfully request the following named
brethren to furnish. in writing, full ac-
count of the Sabbath School or Schools
in the several churches to which they
belong, in order that there may be full
report given at the next session of the
Association, In Hardwick, 10th and 18th
inst. / would suggest the propriety of
brethren coming prepared to remain over
Thursday night, so that ample time may
be given to the S. School cause. 1t is
hoped we may have thorough Sabbath
School Conference during the session.
Coventry, Thomas Baldwin.
Lunenburgh, E. L. Clark.
Passumpsic, L. P. Parks.
Danville, Lewis Fisher. -
lrasburgh, Brother Daggett
Troy. N. H. Downs.
Newport, J. R. Daggett.
Eaton, Enos Alger.
HALEY and Stanstead, E. Mitchell
Derby, Nathan Dennison.
Albany, r. B. Hovey.
Barnston, A. H. House.
Barford, Israel Ide.
Compton, B. Webster.
Burke, Rufus Godding.
With other churches the subscriber is
too little acquainted to insert any name.-
hope however some one will see the bust
ness done. A. Angler.
Hardwick, May, l841.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02

NOTICE. A meeting of the Board of
Trustees of Derby Literary Institution will
be held at the house of brother Anger, in
Hardwick, on Tuesday the 18th Of June.
at one o'clock P. Nj.
LEVI P. PARKS, Secretary.
May &c, l84l.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02

THE WASHINGTON UNION AssocIA-
TioN will hold its next anniversary at
Granville, commencing on the second
Wednesday, Of June.
The DANVILLE ASSOCIATION will
hold its next anniversary at Hard,0iek,
commencing on the third Wednesday Of
June.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02
NOTICE.

The Third Quarterly Meeting of the
Onion River Baptist AssOeiatio" will be
held with the church in Johnson, COM
mencing on the first Thursday of June,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and will continue over
the Sabbath.
A general attendance from the Church
es is requested. MInistering brethren s.
lavmen from other Associations are re-
specially invited to attend.
c.. GREENE,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-02

The Semi Annual Meeting ofthe Board
of the Baptist Convention of Vt. will be
held at the house of Rev. E. Hutchinson,
Windsor, on Wednesday June 9th Q
o'clock A. nj.
W. G.. Johnson, Rec. See.
May "a, 1S41.
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6902
Total 62,987

PENNSYLVANIA CANAL ToLLs.-There
was received for tolls on all the canals Of
the State, during the last week in April,
S91,244,27
And the first week in May, 6a,472,99
Total, 159,717,36
There was received during the same per-
iod in 1910, 49,, 1928