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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06


WANTIiEDNs;A situation by young man, who has had
sns o sfs save the best Of city Fssae' Address Is "
WANTED-iOoT "a active inielisent men 10 procure sub
have been En- ENGAGED pursuit. viii b GisssS r.
81 . s%;1sss bksDSJ fs7"tf
| SOUTHERN FUNDS WANrED-Mobile, MOngome-
Tuseal aos., Dec Union Bank and Southern Trust,
'Sns' Also nA Of the ARE sisfi
TQFAAliLiEs CONG SOUTH; TO the West Indie. o.
obtain as seastress in renree family
sas would ss sIns hs to wHd accept s Of sSoS
snee. gwen Address A A. A. box Ts5 upper Office N
IT BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver, has removed to 23a
Broadway, opposite the Park Goats Of Arms, Crests,
q found and psi.sd Books Of Hs.!d
kept with upwards OF 100, 400 names. o3 3sr
| WARNING-A TWO LEGGED MAD DOG has been
w met with in Grand street between Orchard and Ludlow
s I ay with %ssS Tsh
o. w.i 'i' 'A''s' "AA' strange wv ''' 'Af'''
osT op Mondsy sl inst, large SIZED silver snnd Boz.
, M ~ @ ~ 90 ,ne ~ VIII inael'e ~
Be paid for recovery lC West street. Liberty
s'a' Bds 81 hs s,s
embossed BY j. B. Tay! $500
New York. October !. lsi2 o6lI.r
ChOlON MEDAl.-A medal, CONNIE morative and
descriptive of the Coton Water Wolks has been struck
s;r bronze and composition and for SALE wholesale and
ms. ROBERT LovET1T s SON,
THE Members Of the Franklin Society hereby notified
that Special Meeting will be held at the Washington Ho
tel, Thursday evening" October 9th, at ~ o'clock.
By order OF JAMES HARPER, Presr
A. L. SHIPMAN, Sec'y. o6 ltsr
o. RIBBONS AND SILKS. T. REYNOLDS. %
81 Gss ssFs &C.
&C. be found in the city Dealers and country milf
will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
I IyERPoQL oRREL CoAL-sOO tons of the best
JOHN HERDMAN,
o6ec 81 South street.
FOR SALEhe Bar Stock and fixtures Of an old standing
Porter House, in good business, No. 50 Centre To be
sold on moderate terms. o6 a~a
entire stock Of Seed Store will be sold public auction
by A. Levy ISL Broadway Friday morning. halfpas
O'Clock, consisting Of great variety OF dubious Of all
Rnds-garden seeds OF every ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seeds OF
choic. sorts, with few large green houe plants.
Sale positive and wi hout resereDeaers will find II
their interest to attend. o62t'ec
| ITO PERSONS HAVING LAND IN TaE FAR WEST
and others.The undersigned intends going to Illinois
upon lands making sales examining titles recording deeds and
surveying land and will be glad such
needing such service Will also attend collect
ing any oh'r kind of business in such towns &c. he
visit on his road to- and In the Far West Hrs had general
experience IN business mercantile and for
years. both in the United States aud Europe Can also furnish
entered in the United States Genra Land Office Of all lands
uron the Military Bounty Tract Of Illinois for fifty per
section References reception ble
| phia. FREDERICK TAYLOR
Late Secretary of the Illinois Land Company Wall
New York o6;al%ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
T-MRS SUTTON, prims donna tom rs prnS c
pal Of Italy, the Italian Ma vana apn
leans begs TO an.oppce cqnce o. dhus on b,es oess.
siop she viii be asss by the mos EN- nent q IN cry,
and her little daughter not yer ~ 20 81 Sssds IN go
Fardber puiicular in IA ure advertise me nts. % C
rNsTpITvENTAL MUSIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men Disposed 10 the formation Of society for in
suction and improvement IN instrumental music undr ths
liz =, Ike music Of Mr. Ed. Back IS Gold The
1--WE 81 nu viii BE- selection from operas waltzrs national
sS. &C. T aoccy will organise ucls nj num-
h. Of sah'c. ibrrs SIC obtsned. oil lwem
DAkIs 1LLlNARY ARTICLEs--rhe subscribers has
jua cciyed splendid Of new style raii MD
son, rsis,pg rich striped and cene Pcut de son. ofos
DE- Nspi g.. Satin, Lcvantine aud Velvet Ribbons
Also lain and co6red black and blue black tsTem and sa
tins i6: style bonnet silks &c, NC country and
clyde hers particularly requested TO call and eSamne The
''0cS 'ofe w ri HAMPTON la Hudson street
,2J ,o,sm four doors above Canal street
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned solicts attention large Of
Goods for iall and winter including beaver cotns
for surouts csssimeres OF styles forpan
tai IONS.
Rich silk atn and merno vestngs which will be made up
to order usual moderate charges, for ready money
Ready made surouts, coaks, &c. constantly on hand
VIM. T. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor,
m is m wi American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
rI,HEsE fasne and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
we perceive be Obtained in this country. See sdyee,
m~pt on tns astc column - - y msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

Family ucket TO admit sr persons 49, w
Chidreus' eket. 30
To be had Sgnor De Begins residence s Hudson street.
and at the principal Music Stores.
B. No family tickets TO be sold the door Of the concert
room Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to commence al
precisely. -
s. The gentlemen who play the Concert Of Sig
De Begns Thursday 9Th Oct requested to meet Tor
.lrcL -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

pOsr.AsD, Oct 2mNe arrival e!sarane. AR 3D. A%er
sid CySeie Fore.t and Moro Cuba
PoRTsMouTH, Oct 2-Ar Marion, St Ubes Spoke lat a.
cs wh Rsn
Lat a. lon So signsxed Arcsdian OF Liverpool bound
NEwnuRrroRI, Oct sid Mary, baltimore; Alabama
Magnet baker, do, Fairfield Gorham, do; Sept 30 Ceyon
arr at Halifax I'd inst; Windsor castle Liverpool Ca, met
Rigs Lancet, Georgetown, Dc Odeon Phsdslphia; Mcn,a
NIw BEDro.D. &c, 2aAn Eagle York River Sid Triton
PRoyDEsor, Oct S-Au Elizabeth, Cranney Island Va;
co RgSSos .S Hn
York below fore and r ;sh beating up Sid KoSs IS
James for Mobile and PandOr,, for Savannah went
HsRrrosp, Oct 4-Cld Leandcr, NYork; China do; Angel
IA. AIP ~, do Es
Advance, DO; Jane Maria Hartford. cid Condor Boson
PnnADrLrHIA, Oct 5-An Acorn Boston; Paul T Jones
Sspn Assco Bahama s yp'qrs Ssw
h;n Jr BADGES: syph Boston; Star, Abraham Brown
ssSih fse'rsss S
Bo.a a1sSs sas, sad d do Asa
M t.Is rsSs ss A..
oct se Corn %s' No.
K. Ti%; d. 81 S.s
NGHToLx Of AT Gso!s,sn4 bay. New York; Benz
for f So'Sn In MaTDSn Roads
Kentucky, in from to-day proceeded nm ,m
SroaetTows, sc; DC, ,-c,d Hannah, 81 Domingo.
Eliza fSs Ssss H h,ss. J.n.
NJ Eaara s,r V1 "A" Merchant Ss) Galveston
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xkRI UNITED LINE OF NEW ORLEANS
MXN PACKETS-The only regular packets for the
above port The splendid, fast sailing packet ship
LOUISA Capt Leavitt w sail on Monday, the 10th Octo-
Der, positively, passage free. IEEI
The LOUISIANA and HOLMES lines having united for
the forming line sail five days. and wing
their regular trips under such
about port will fail the advan
tages 10 be derived from passage this ne they will
thereby prevent delay which always the with
silent ships.
For passage cabin second cabin which
low, apply board Orleans wharf foot OF Wasree
w. & j. r. TAPsCOTT, % Peck Slip to
o6r soufl ZONES. lane
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and the risk Of the owners thereof or
-Ngs7 a NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Far
% ,a fAssac tTr sn a.. John Gay
being completely aud elegantly rehued commenced her
tor the Thursday arch l0eaving fol
FOO. of Barclay ST. New York. lo'l o'clock A. M, and
Centre wharf. Newark. at o'clock. A M. and half past
On Sundays the Passac will leave New York at lok A.
and p NJ Leave Newark at A. NJ aud at 2oclock, r.
Freight ofevery description carried at reduced pnces
>&H ~ FOR ALBANY, TROY and tntenre
paessAErso sgeEa lSx
will leave the foot of Courtlandtst Monday Afternoon
The above is asubstantisI boat fitted up with eegan
State Rooms and for accommodation is unriyalled tn
6kx UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
ME4\-Packet Of the 9th October.-. he superb wei
Wism Robinson, being nearly loaded viii follow the Re
chester" and sail positively as above.
cabin and steerage passengers Her between decks e
with every convenience that add to the coofort OF
sons Wishing to study economy can be accommodated with
fdrnshed second CABIN at very reasonable rates
be made on board 1ost g. fstst % p
OF So South st. cor Jones' Lane.
Drafts for any amount payable on demand without discount
in AL parts of Great Britain and Ireland always be Of
IN cEAkEEsfoA FAcEErF6k M saYkNSAH
.LThe regular packet ship hi, NEWARk e., CAPITA APT
FOR MOBILE-The ELIZABETH DENIsON. on tn
" FOR CSHARLEsToN-The packet ship ST. LAW
REM, + tomorrow, to be succeeded by the BROOKLfN
The above al well known in thsi, respective line,
passengers which they will take at the lowest rates,
e''' '''' W. J. T. TAPsCoTT. ~ Peck slip.
packet; "5 NsM 2sn five day
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

The average time required TO pass the four
great Tariff Bills, viz those Of 1876 1924, 1928,
and 1882, was 60 days each.
Comparing the business done at this session
with the business done during the long session un-
der the Administration of Mr.. Adams, il stands
thus:
Under Mr.. Adams. Length ofsession III days
Reports mnde, 2jl Bills reported 29l Bills pass
ed, 1874. At the late Session Length of session,
800 days; Reports made, 1899; Bills reported,
6l9; Bills passed, 299.
BY this statement it oppearp that Congress has
done, at the late session, mere than double the bu-
siness that was done by HE Congresses At the long
sessions under the Administration OF Mr.. Adams
II is further to be observed that u considerable
part OF the lime of the House was consumed in the
discussion OF Executive Veioes and Protests.
Thus by u simple application of the rules Of adj
dition aud suhtracti0n it is proved dat the charge
against the present Congress Of neglect OF busl
nes, is uniounded, whether preferred 10y its enc
mics or INDUCED in by its friends MAI Int.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

bury, aud the hour coffto 10 turn The box. Tho
Locos looked pale and hcggdrd, and the vote was
declared and stood for l.. HinckIey, the Wing,
Old, II. II. Niles 2l5 for n. Niles and for DR..
Niles. The civil authority counted these two last
votes Tor H. H. Niles, and he was declared elect
ed We hnG 3 Wings that paired off with 3 Lo-
cos, and every one of the Locog voted aud the
Wings were not there. So much for Loco hon
esiy. Two were TO pair off TO llnverhiIl--but the
Loco was taken with terrible bowel complaint,
and could not go, but was soon relieved when he
got the Wing out Of the way, and atteSdet cleo
ton all day. But whnt is worse than every thing
else, we had prolessad Wing that had had some
pique or trouble with our candidate, mud voted
with the Locos, aud got every one else to vote for
the Loco candidate he could BY suCIr conduct
we lost the election. Once his vote could have
elected our candidate. But Locoocoisn owes its
ascendency this yeur to treuchery aud Wing
votes. We bad 10 contend against us (who come
down aud brought voters, and took us active n
part as any of our townsnen,)- the Postmaster,
Sheriff, Probate Register, Of " est Farlee, to hold
up the sinking dynasty Of Locofoism of Thetlord.
They had aid from Norwich, who hndered all The
Wing voters he could from attending the polls.
Blu we think, MIR. Editor, we have done well,
taking every thing into consideration. We only
rest upon our oars to try them again. And we
hope To render better account OF ourselves the
next time. AGRlCOLA.
Thetlord, Sept ID, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.
AssIGNEE,S SALE.


Rf virtue Of sundry DEGREES III Bankruptcy issued out
- OF the District Our Of the United States for the Dis
uc oil vermont, vesing in the several md Joint estate
OF ,he Bdnkupts as therein set lorh and by order of the
sara Court will sell at public auction at Robbins Inn
~ w aepury on the 9Th day Of October next, O'Clock
uhoeI bees oxyekes, &c. also number of notes and
o'her demands, being the assets Of A. Demmon
Also at BrIgbans nn in Barre the 10Th day Of Octo-
yer Dekt one O'Clock =. NJ. patent right for we'll
pump, snge-segh and harness, notes. book accounts
and Othcr personal property.
Also as above at the store of w w Caldwell in Mont
peler on the 18Th day Of October next at o'clock M
all the night and interest Daniel Hill Of Montpelier has
lots Ct land Emore bong Nos 6s and 49, said land.
being decided to him by l. Sloddard and T aud II Il
Reeds.
Also al the same time and place. all tho right and
John Badger fas to one half Of house and lot ht
purchased ofJohn and Chailes Spadng; also all tho RICH
and interest the said Badger has hating shop wenl
house and shed the west side oflhe little North Branch
so cal ed in Montpelier vl!1gei also and
win suHdry o,her 95'i Iies % personal property
September %, 1915 for Washington County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23
For Me Wntchman and Journal,

Mr. EDITOR In an editorial article in your
last paper, under the head Of We'll fought" you
gave no more than our Just praise and due
Thetfori has been the theatre of some Of the
hardest political battles OF any town in The State
We have that TO contend Against that no other
town in this part of the State has. In the first
place we have an opposition TO contend WITH
with which argument will have no effect, howev-
or plan-who are completely under the control
of experienced leaders, who will hdio or gee, AT the
bidding oil the Captain. II The captain ha, not
got military enough 10 command the forces he
has that experienced old officer over the river,
Gen. Magnum Bonum, that has commanded the
forces in the darkest hour Of trial, aud who place
the utmost confidence in him. II he fails, the
Major Of West Fairlee, who is little ticksh
about the Register office, lends helping hand -
They uso no argument! Only let the General
cry out Every Republican 10 his post Order
Gentlemen! Old Hartford Blue Light Federal
Whiggery! Heads up Every man's Eyes -
brJ-Dont YOU see ihnt old Blue Light -
- coming Thetford Hill Junto! Now give
it to 'emH' Aud The Locos will hrck together
like sheep from the mountains. Saturday previ-
Gus 10 election, they had L. Il. Villas to nd.
dress them, and he made one Of the best ta-
riff speeches have heard or read. He said il
was the Democrats who gave us the tariff; the
Wings opposed it, aud il it had not been for the
Wings we should have had better one. And
the old General being there, made short speech
and said AMEN. September 9th we met them al
the ballot box, and We gave them a tUarm recep.
lion. We made their feathers fly well. wish
you could have been there TO have seen our pat
rIotic civil authority, counting the votes at the
first ballot. You would have imagined yourself
in the Roman Senate The lame, halt and blind
The vote stood, first ballot, Wing 2O6. Loco
1919. Scattering l2-cast for men OF both parties
At them again. Second ballot, Wing 207 Loco
206, and 2 scattering. Once more and the vote
stood Wing 207, Loco 207, and one scattering. -
1t now being late both parties agreed TO keep the
box open I'LL ten o'clock next day, aud both par.
ties did the best thing they could. The LOcos
sent 10 Corinlh airer man, and report says that
he was so drunk that he could not come. Sent TO
Woodstock and secured the hills and vales =
elssnsed the poor houses Of Thstford and New
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23
THE EAST.

Rhode Bland.-The legally called and chosen
Convention to form new State Constitution is
making very fair progress. 1t has already settled
the basis of Representation thus: Each township
in the State shall elect one Senator, Gust each
town in Vermont elects one Representative y then
each town shall elect one Representative, and one
more for every 1000 Inhabitants after the frs;
1000, thus making the representation in this branch
strictly popular. Tho Senate will consist of 81
members; of which Providence county has 10
the House OF 70, Of which Providence county
sends SO, or Il majority OF the whole. Providence
city has a. Provision is made for reapporlion-
ment infer each future Census.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

Berlin Goth inst. Mrs Sarah May, wife of Mr. Dexter May
aged H. Mrs May in usual health the day of her death
the of her daughter and expired SIN the midst Of life
in death" The Caedonian will please notice.
Mortified, 18th inst Mrs. Betsy Carlton, wifi Of Mr. Noah
Carlton aged IS years Mrs. &. while living endeared herself
all her friends by the gentencs Of her disposition the
stancy OF endnp ana het active ympu.ny 10, nose ustess'
Her end PEACEFUL for her Savior sustained her in her dying
hour.
Thomas aged ~ years In the death Of young Thomas his
friends have sustained loss but they have tho
ton believe that what their loss ia his unspeakabe gain
In this town, 9th inst Charles A. youngest OF Benjamin
and Mary 7. Southwick, aged months and 10 days.
In Greensboro 9TH inst THOMAS ToLMAN, Esq. aged &C
Thomas Tolman born in Dedham, Mass. Sept s, 1885,
lie joined the of the revolution In Io served year
aud then returned home and the end OF another
returned the army continued his connection with till
the close Of the war 7e3 Soon after this no to Yer
with his companion who him, and settled All
ingon lie Left business of farming and commenced the
study Of theology with Rev Job Swh d. OF Bennington lie
ordained tho minister Cornwall Sept 49, 1857 ON
account Of the failure Of his health he dismissed from his
charge Cornwall Nov H. 1890. lie became of the first
propfeors the township Greensboro removed
with his family at early period of its settlement where he
has resided most of the time since He has been extensively
and nsefuy employed in public life in different stations and has
always enjoyed entire confidence and high those
who have him, of strict integrity perfect
and great accuracy Many testimony to liz
to the poor and he has for long time been bsr
al and consistent supporter OF the institutions Of the gospel and
patron Of tho benevolent institutions OF tho day lie
always forward In sustaining and encouraging plan
that seemed adapted the general interests Of society
It's proter here to notice the religious character Of the de-
ceased This doubt modified by his constitutional po-
cuates. He had naturally great nervous ssnsby and suf
much from this and his whole character and
ardor approaching to enthusiasm with which he
cd in every enterprise And this might also account in
puions ond conduct This Doubt the cause of that
IRENE depression Of spirit which be sometimes suffered His
ion, uniformly clear and consistent from the
Of his On his dismsson from Cornwall he retired
PRESTON and wa, len greatly to wander from this truth in hi.
speculative views that for time h gave up his confidence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23
From the Platsburgb Wing, Sept. H.


On Tuesday Inst it being general training nj
that place, large number Of persons, consisting
of men and boys, were crossing The new suspen-
sion foot bridge across the Ausaho, when it gave
way and precirrated many into the river. The
water being high and the current strong, few
were saved.
The Keesville Republican of Wednesday gives
the following list of The sufferers with The opu
ion that many more shared the same fate
A son OF Richard II. Peabody, Keesve, aged
8 years.
son of Martin Pope, Keesevile, aged years.
Blake, French boy, Keeseyc, aged yenrs.
Robert Miller, tennster, aged 81 years.
Elah Beach, jr. aged Is years.
Theodore, Coored boy, Ausablc, aged 90
Body recovered the same day.
Justice Jock nailor, CIintonve, aged % years.
Body recovered to-day.
Ira Misner, ,eamster ,Clintonyille, aged 22years.
Body recovered soon after lost
Edward, n Frenchman, blacksmith, Gin
tonyille, aged 30 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-23

In tho gospel divine revelation But no es never e
fall into any gross inniornlos.
But he at length recovered from his warderngs, and
turned the Shepherd and Bishop Of his
have how bitterly he continued TO lament his fall the end
of his life how huy and heartily his thus
denying his Lord and Master lie felt that ho had snned much,
aud been forgiven muchi and he also loved much.
From the time of his recovery from this aberation and esto
ration to the hurch and to his right mind there appeared to DO
uniform and very perceptbe growth There an
evident maturing the christian chaoctc rpenng for Heav
lie continually manifested deep and tender interest in tho
Of Christ Many Of testify TO his strong affection
for tho church, and his ardent desire for m prosperity This
continued to inc ast and know not how much as
church, are indebted TO his prayers.
His characteristic ador is illustrated by incident in his
history
At certain time previous the of this town,
when tho whole territory unbounded woncs he came
here and spent night in company with clergyman In the
evening they knot together the ground and their uni
ted suppcaton to God that this might be inhabited by
SOBER intelligent christian people, doubt much Of his
subsequent labor aud influence of his have been
directed to the accomplishment of the object Aud how
much we community indebted these prayers and this
influence, W cannot say.
II is probable that his knowledge Of his
cahi might lead him feel his weakness, and to rely
more entirely on the grace Of God in Christ For long time
past his path has be that of the which shneh
more and more unto the perfect day. How calm and serene his
closing hours lie oen the wish that his will might
be wholly swallowed in the Divine will and that God might
be gonhed IN all things And the last when his voice had
almost hed, he expressed ths-that Christ all the foun
datou OF his hope II evident TINT when flesh and
hean failed him. God the strength Of his heart, and has be.
come his salvation forever He rests from his abors and Is at
peace. Extract from the Funeral Sermon
In Bath NJ H., 9th inst Mrs Adolne Comings, wife of Mr.
VIM. F. Conngs aged 30.
In Georgia, 7th nst Major Elijah Deo in his Goth year. Mr..
Dee twice member Of conventions for amending the
sution, and for fifteen years member Of the egisla
ture.
AT Trinidad dc Cuba, Aug. H. Mr. George W. Sheldon, for
mefly from Vermont.
Al shedon 30 inst Ruel Keith D. D., late principal
of tho Theological Seminary Alexandria, D. c.