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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
JUNE 10, lS43

WOOL CARDING 81 CLOTH DRESS
TH ING.
/ HE SUBSCRIBER gives notice to the inhabitants Of
Barre and vicinity, that he is in readiness 10 attend upon
toss who NAV favor him with call in his line OF business
this season. at the following prices.
For Carding, 2 cts. per pound.
Carding and Oil, IL.
Dressing Fuled Cloths, all common colors 10 cts.
per yard.
Sleeps Grey,5 cts.
Womens Wear, Cd.
Madder Red, Is cts.
All olhqr work in like proportion.
His machinery all and in perfect order, and he
feels disposed 10 do all jobs of work the satisfaction OF
his employers. All unsettled accounts will be charged 20
per cent. thereto after the LIST day of February 1874.
CLARK WATERS.
Barre, June 8, 1s49. l29m
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s&EMOV ED.

HENRY lSHAM has removed 10 the building two
doors north Of the old stand Having received the
latest Fashions he is prepared 20 do all work in the
best styles and for workmanship will not be surpassed.
Montpelier. May H. l843 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28
FLORENCE BONNETS.


T w. HOWES has this dav received Of Flor
d epce and Rutland BONNETS, some Of which can
be sold at the low price OF hree and half dollars
Thursday, June ], l9f3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-28

SASH a. PLASTER.
5000 Lights WINDOW SASH also 1000 lbs fine
- N. S. PLASTER; for sale at -
Apr AS LYMAN and KINGS.
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QUARTO BIBLES

AZ ORM LOZENGES lor safe by .. L.
w REDFIELD. Oct II.
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HISTORY OF MONTPELIER,

BY REV. ]. GRIDLEY,
lust Published and for sale by i. p. WALTON and
j SONS. Feb. l9 1s43.
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NEW GOODS !

NEW STYLE SHAWLS and Fancy Hdkfs and Cra-
IN watts, at LYMAN aud KINGS.
May l843. 08
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N D. w GOODS.
VERY CHEAP!

baldwin, SCOTT & co. ate now receiving
ID large supply of NEW and SEASONABLE
GOODS, which were bought very low, and Will be sold
CHEAEER THAN EVER. Os
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SOMETHING NEW.

500 POUNDS SHEET LEAD
Tor Sale by ELLIS, WILDER Co,
L April TO- 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
4 sad Spectacle.

On our way from Philadelphia to this city on
Friday last, upon our return from Baltimore, our
attention was arrested by the appearance of a
fellow-pasSenger, who CHANGED TO sit near US IN
tie cars. Tie was apparently not over 80. dressed
IN coarse aac scedy garments and evidently in
the last sage Of consumption Upon his face
was stamped The seal Of death more clearly and
terribly than we have ever seen 1t upon another
living countenance. He was wasted to skeleton.
and the hvid palencss OF corpse had driven from
his face every hue OF health and lie. HIS eyes
were restless, and glared with dull but eager stare
upon what was passing agaUqd !4ln. We did not
hear INN speak til we had reached Jersey city
and then, upon the ferry-boat, We observed him
talking 10 number OF gentlemen, who were
standing around HIM. He spoke ieeblv, but with
great earnestass: aud eacilsinoT.t. He said he
had iuSt been released from the Fcnitenuary IN
Pennsylvania where be had been a long time con-
fined He had never before confessed his shame,
bot now, he said. he could not help IT, He had
,,Ssf 2 great villain IN his ife: bnt, said he, as
his eyes swaI.l n tears, and his thin, blue bps
quive-ed with emouo.. TIA, az past and have
got 10 die IN day or two. His mother, he sad,
lived al No = Grtenwich-street; be had not
~-ess her for many years. and the only favor he
asked Of GOO c; nlaE: was, that he might reach
her home and die u, her arms. lie seemed in a
perfect agony OF apprehension lest the police Off.
GERS Of the CITY should see him as he landed, and
detain him ,iII il should be too late to sec his
mother. Th3y all knew him, he said, TO be .
great g4r, r;;3 If somebody did not aid him, he
Sns.r ne should die N tue Cts Prison instead of
II ms mothers honsc. He seemed greatly re-
heycd AID truly thankful when several gentlemen
uttered 10 send INN al once 10 Der residence. We
Know not what became Of him, bit think il
SCARCELY possible that he should be living now
Bat who car picture either the log or the agony
OF that l.st nlsetng between the widowed mother
ana her wretched son, coming from 'ths dungeon
10 her SIMS only To be laid somewhat more gen
tly n the grave TIE excitement Of the hope
Of mee,ing her seemed to be al That kept hun
alive and il appeared scarcely possible thar his
feeble franc could ssiryiye the excitement OF the
meeting itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Religious Assemblies.
Correspondence Of the New-YOsk Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, May go. y


PHiL,pnLrsis May eo-sN
DolyGs OF THE GENERAL AssEMBLY.-(olo
ScHoo1.)-on Saturday, memorial from the
Prssbytery of Northern India, IN relstion TO the
Baptism OF Orphan Children OF Heather Parents,
was presented containing three questions, which
w,rs answered as follows by the committee, 70
WHOM, the memorial had been referred:
-, o,.,stf,u Arr all orphsa children Of bes,hen o.
Sr,ir ted t., the care Of missionaries estls ID
;s benefit Of he ordinance OF Baptism, without respect
,heif ages a;..;n,,;,.
nah ia, would bc done ii their porens were aTe asa .eE
hers Of the Christian Church and dssirouS 10 have them zap
,iSsd,le distinction As IS made IA Christian eoaasi
GA the sappostion that the FIRST question: "oGiS b
,,S,,.r.I IN the negative the memorial Pnrreed>
81 oty.io-Nrr those only 10 be bsp'ised who hav. a.
,ajled to wears q: discretion
.4as,rs-rhe second question IS answered Ia the Al
~ ,,<t.on, in substance If those only who hav, 70,
', 70 years 81 discretion to be bap;sed 81 what ~,
shall the federal right be supposed t" cease apd Persoaa
The officers OF the Church pdg "a eas
,i ,>s whether ths proposed subject Tor baptism n,
arrived a, wears discretion OK not can adept no or
rule ~ our practice, and can neonmei no alber
Refer - Chap IN Sec. > vi the Directory Tor Worshp1
II H. Soi proposed BE- haptlScd has scgTed That ma
fnrity Of rrd which renders hm capable OF making Ia
t,pt profession al religion himself he ought 10 BE- Dap
another puE 'ht'itSs.A u iIth
the righ al baptism Of the infant children oay q
.ncb parent, IS are members Of the Church We 10,
doubt thar IN ieathau CONFINES children ct tsaihea ena
ordinarily arrive what Is called years q discretion .
than no;, who ENJOY the advantages Of Christina as,gu,.
Ton IN carly life, bat the country where re9lon
OF forms and ceremonies, great are should be taken thai The
Christian Iigou does appeas 70 par.ase Of the for
mality and emptiness Of Mahomed,niSm AID Pagaaism.
The Report was ordered 10 be placed on the docset
The complain, OF Porter against the Synod Of Att,n4
was ,en taken up and after animated debate in which
much feeling displayed the complaint was not ,s,-
tanned.
On Monday afternoon the Assembly viii devote itsclfto
Devotional Exercises
Op.Thu.sdiy evening next the Annua' Sermon viii se
preached by the Rev. Henry \, Boerdmsn
The Assembly then adjourned with prayer by the Mcasr
rThe afternoon proceedings marked with bat ha
interest ard should be occupying too much tine aud pace
in giving the same,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

u FARNHAM's TRAVELS ~ GsrGoN have been
rcpublished in handsome style in i-,ndoa, by
Bentley. and chcit warm commentators from the
British press. The absence of an International
Copyright has compelled US to publish the worl,
a, such price as &c atlord no adequate compen-
saton 10 the author, though al 'siln.ense edition
has been sold; and now it dePrivcs HIM OF ang
compensation at all IL, England, where the sale
doubtless will likewise be large. THIS work cost
Mr.. Farnhann two years Of hardship and peril,
for which he viii Eesef receive the day-wages OF
canal-disger. Does not every horest man feel
tina, there IS something wrong IN the laws ~t,ch
deprive the author Of that reward for his LABOR
Which is secured 10 every body else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

y JonN fsLsS publishes letter OF a column
and half IN the 'dadsorian Of SATURDAY TO ex-
PLAIN the circumstances OF the transaction men
toned by Mr.. Bolts in his recent letter concern
ing Wr Tylcr's having detrauied an IDIOT ward
AS to the remainder OF Mr. Rot,Ss letter, the
statements concerning lIr. Tylsr'S political con-
veTsaGons with han, Nh Tyler eays he shall
hand over, mcst probably, 10 the ed.tor q ;s.e
Nadisoaian for publication, certain papers which
insy be calculated TO thfoh' some light upon the
extraordinary statements ioanded upon i!le >tili
more extraordinary memory o! Mr.. John aiiuor
Bolts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
Riot near Pittsburgh-Frank ''ohnson's
Band Mobbed.
Correspondence OF The TrbcHe.
AILrGHrNY CrrY, Pa. May

CORES poadsncs OF Ne / rhcne
ALLEGHENY CrrY. Pa. May I'm, 1915
For several days past the celebrated frank
Johnson. with his band, has been deightlng the
,raresrs Of our sister city, Pittsburgh, with his
delicious music. He has drawn full houses, and
has been treated by the citizens generally IN the
most kind and cordial manner.
During the last winter the Westinghouse OF
Allegheny built a spacious brick Hall for lem
perance meetings, which is known as : The
Washingtonian Ark They still owe about tour
hundred dollars on the building and m order to
RAISE funds for the payment Of the debt several
prominent Westinghouse solicited and obtained
promise of the services of Mr.. Johnson and his
hand for two evenings. the proceeds OF the con-
certs 10 be devoted 10 the liquidation of this debt
Last evening the first concert was gwen IN the
Ark" and | am sorry 10 say that large rahole
of men and boys gathered around the doors ana
windows. and BIZ thei. hooting and Yelling and
what they could to mar the pleasure OF those
within who had previously paid their money Tor
q rare musical treat But ihs disturbance was
rot the most of it. At the close OF the concert
The mob followed Mr. johnson and his company
shouting ..nigger" and other opprobrlous cpl
thcts. and hurting brick-batS, stones amt rotten
eggs in great profusion upon the unfortunate per
formers One poor fellow was severely, 1t rs 5
feared dangerously, wounded IN the head, and
others were NOR, Or less hurt. No thanks to the
mobocrats that life was not taken. for they hurled
their missiles with murderous recklessness II not
with nurderous intention. Every weil-dISpoSed
,;,o,, doo,l, regretted the disgrace thus brought
upon our city, and no efforts, am confident
will be spared to bring the perpetrators of thus ag-
qrayated, unproyoked and diabolical outrage to
Justice. OF course no friend Of the temperance
enterprise could have been engaged m this COW
ardly affair. The presumption is that the con
cert intended for this evening will not DC glven.
The Raners are in Pittsburgh and draw full
houses. They will soon leave Tor the East, on
their way to Europe.
Our river is in good navieable condihon-siv
feet of water in the channel The forwarding
business via ennsylvania c anal, was never more
brisk than at this season. Yours, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

~ " Satrn Esq, has retired from the
ESl;oTship of the >,ase Journal, published i: Co
nnSus, Q, Under his charge it has been one OF
the abless, most spirited and mos, effective hig
journals in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

The express ccosa which lrSf this ST, Thnrs
G.y night a. eeves o'co walk iS New oI reporters wfa
At tbs Giasv: given Ny. WEnsrsS, csachca
Ft.adciPs 1t asi.p,s; A. NJ bsidaT G'onins-asv
ir rua ths distance esNesII three hours arc
h.. .sSeas ,.,s ccaveysa wer, TIE reporters TIE
.Eese- l'arS Its5aRc S:ij f.rtrrss !3ai,. Amer
THIS is entirely raistaSr. As sipe;s personal fsosto
ar Brooks, We bcoagh, c Lester io, hz, lea appeared
IN the Express Of Fsiaay evesiagTbs Tribune tn,
aly paper ia Ne,vYcgs Which had ,ae slightest share II,
paving the expense OF ire Special Eess aat 10 oser had
any rsh to say It's bese6ts and yea he Journal 81 Com
neree copied the speech without ssyia us e-ed: o
ne rep or! This is Frce Trade with rsagesace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

u The Sex, Bs&foc3 Rssssf=r Loco f2ocog
IS very severe upon the Home Leagues. wonder
ing what has become OF them. Wa;t Ill you-
Congress attempts 10 cut down the Tariff and
YOU II see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

Z Hon p,NhsI WEBSTER aud LADY, and NJ
D. fLEroRFR WEBSTER reached ,his City on Sat.
aTday We understand they proceed to Boston
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

AFGIGHtrCt ACCIDENT TRoM SopA WATER fEstu
DAT- h n:ab5 fi.0od Of Ca,lamstrect thrown iai2
i.T4H ats 81 excitement Yesterday. 4 gentleman eap
Ia ihr store 3: Dir. Joues e Chathamgtreft IL. las
oda WAX; Jones wss BUSY serving cuStsnsIs- sr'
- ne gentleman Tr? oicou:ly helped !imsef TO VIZ
.en=h was syfup ;a arflEt he store He etnrref ~ ~
mouth ne ort'i, pot uiag iaches f.om his ls VIZ
Lohs da5@ sSy .ir. Reader be had mistaken Dr syrpp
ooe o. !0es oral Hair Restorative thai wbs lylsf -
On me conasr joag aside, KS well known this riiI
.r- h:if % grow stop II, falling scuf dan4fan ~
me low lFe Of Sor shnSs bottle thai al sly ~
az tir ,- Of The American Easle u Charha,n-stre y Fl
- ~ fultonret Brooklyn; Zeiber. corner Of Iba 70
EocS-sticets Philadelphia sia;e-strsi. BostoE' Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

. An old man 1t Marcellus, n. Y, was 50
severely injured a few days since, BY being run
over By Wagon and horses, tina, lie died few
hours after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

r. For Litter Iaslitig,nc. from Epops La Of 7do"a'
(J< and I,Y.r from Pkiladspk giving en- account
OF The Proceedings efhe Genera. qs'smbes IN Session
there see First PAGE.
- For s.Oo Poems, and No Xxx OF Political H''ory
zee Last Faye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

The GaAED tfysASERrE coz. or BROADWAY AID i''s
STREET, rs for The past week has beea the oniy Iiaef
public enoymeh that has commanded the undivided aaes
non Of the pablie and this truly rational and nsae
source oil entertainment viii e.ose Taeay ,s eah.
ohef 10 our Trends, Young and old deghtfu aao '
growing source Of eradication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

a. The favor OF c. W. e" in review of Mr..
Websters Speech cannot appear, because II takes
local grounds and is calculated TO inflamc section
al feeling The breaking down OF or Protective
Policy by q Commercial Tariff would probably
AMOS, inurc New England al first, butts ultimate
effects would be equally disastrous TO the South
and West, and especially 10 the Grain-Growing
sections BY dep-iving our manufacturing labor
srs of employment and placing the mos; consider
able market for Gram 5000 miles off. it would
inevitably reduce the average price CT Bread-stuts
and the Wages OF Labor throughout the Country
TO sustain the Protective Policy is the true and
vial interest Of every section OF the Union, and
we prefer not 10 publish any thing which even
imples contrary opinion.
~ The Boston Times OF Saturday contains
call signed By Messrs. s. T. Armstrong, ] Ma
son, c. G. Lo.ing. Daniel Sears ana Others, prom
iac.at Rostoa merchants, tor & meeting OF the
trends of Mr.. Webster, and all who approve of
his political and official coarse to he held at Fan
euil Hall, on Fsiday evening, May 26;h, for the
purpose os adopting measures to extend 10 him a
wclcor.c en- his retuyn, and to express thcir APP
fyobatioa Of his chsrscter and seTvicesp VIII be
1tcn define ms position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

SyivaHin AssDciati0n.-The President WV !.
ho. meeting Of the CoaGcil Albany Monday, and i
deliver a. add!sz The sEbelr Of .,ssc:ao a: s rh
meeting Of The Albany Branch socisty the e.eIng Us
public recijy tie ienis OF the Cause Troy and ria
ity; invite, 70 a,trld. (2) MOE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

Never did Peale'' New York Museum pressnt ~ NJ
powerful attraction a. at present: Miss Adaf iI I
arriHg young lady and SWEET vocalist, St. Week .ssI
boater IRISH comic singer Mast. Henry, whtcfig e.
1nly st years 81 sge bliss Blanchard, he oecaa Jas
and IA Petite Cato, Inc Danseuse all TO be 'a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

AMERICAN AlsFuM.Barnurn has go the most e1iIsa. 49,
nary b eyer Offered Gen Tom Thumb nosi Of -.
ION III his magnificent lrrleDess Paris taleItae the w
lIlL!. 81 Dos So. The afiraciI0L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

-, POH@iticeepsic.-A persons in PonshE'FSe
interested IN the cane Of ASSOCIATIONS, willing 10 'Sans
before thry condemn Informed that the President o. F
taat place and, II des,er viii adde's meeting OF enis'
~ the evening. The friends of the Cause requested 10 p@
vide room. Rl mr2E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

u The Wings Of Vermont are 10 hold State
Contention OF Delegates al Rutland on the 2sth
OF June for the nomination of State officers for
the year ensuing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

{. W SMITH & Co., 2ii Broa.lway,,
lGlwis2p. Opposite the City HaB,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

REscrs.-fhe ship Naverley, Capt. Snow,
from Havre which arrived here yesterday, on the
l7ih OF May, in lat. 10 80 ION. 65 40, took cap
tain and crew from the British brig Amity of The
American schooner Argo, Of Boston, which had
been capsized IN squa on the l2sh inst. The
schooner v-ss from Alexandra, with cargo of
-four. bread, peas, corn ard tobacco, bound 10
Barbados. Capt SHOWS vessel was Ii lat 80 %.
Ion. y Il when the accident happened. He
thinks the vessel sunk, as he could see but small
portion OF her al sun down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

. II Is said that Frof. Duasls, nov travelling
IN Europe, VIII return in July. 1t is understood
that he VIII publish book OF Travels and obser-
vations, and ii its character may be anticipated
from the letters he has written home. which have
been published, it VII be work of rare value and
interest.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-03
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lhul rs Cha lld)cu, ii! tv!r her ani iJbren mott,
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rurorN nhe cleb !bre Strife ali elue crrl1reIbcre
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snt9rAcAAfley en IvtI5 flOrcn III plieu, uno c cnt<
h1Hnt tOre 'SrIHnt, ccm 9lUfpitcn cti N1untl3 nnc
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It SeEet5 t rlc Gcrtbct!e rcs rceu &crttbrs, renn
cer 3"iOsrcln 5Ng ftIus neue 0N1utblicnien. snreu
CT ZIP Ole Sdtl9blHne nj Or uuc tac werrcu tic III
europa "r nrd' gc,cn @iaIano uur 0uft1uc t1ttfias
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cste'e e1e 6Hb tlpocn oss t:N S,glaast verlaBt.
CSertlrEnh3 fc!at)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-03
y elcR9cbuuJp poM 0Ni 9.
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