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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
TRUSSES =! TRUSSES!I

NHE best assortment of Trusses of all the different pat
terms now in USE also Banning's Lace, Hu's Thomp-
sons and Burnhams utero Abdominal SuppoAs for sale
on the most favorable terms, at the Drug store of
February, lS47. 1903 s. X COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
TO FARMERS, CON-
TRACTORS sc.

~ ANTED--'lh o advertiser wishes contract with
w few Industrious, active men, to superintend the clear
ing of Wild Land aud the erection of Log Houses Each
Contractor would he provided with baud OF stout emgrant
laborors under him.
The contractor must have tho command Of from 900 to
$1,000 which with per interest," would be secured by
bond and mortgage the property (Which is sold
famcs) worth FIVE times the amounts he transfer this
security he has borrow the money. The lands
IS hours distant from New York.
The contract would probably occupy s to 20 months and
will pay the contractor profit OF from $1,000 $1,000
wards. Apply 'Agriculture," of Gordon Co.. Is
and - Broad street, NewXok, tho Office OF this pa
n. can letters pad.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
MORE GOODS

An THE CHkEAF CASH SHOHEs .
FILLS, WILDER a. co. have Just returned the second
IA time from market with unusual ntge stock of rich
and desirable Goods having purchased great many of their
goods at auction, make the bold statement that
sell the goods low they number in this place who
style themselves CheapCash and One Price Stores &C..
Please call and examine tho Goods Let every body aud
tbem. We will charge nothing for trying to convince
those who call Of the truth of the abovn We will
few articles that we have just purchased.
Ps. super A. A. Maroon Thibets,l c,,tioots
do do Lyonese, '' '"N''
do blk, brown and purple Indians Il Thibcts for do
100 Apacas black blue black brown purple, maroon
100 ps now and desirable Prints
20 ps rich Camelon Dress Silks
1909 yds, black Silks from is to - yer yard,
ps maroon, brown, purple, green, blue and black Bonnet
Vclvets 100 ps Bonnet Ribbons to match
l0boxos French Flowers 1875 ps Gimps and Frnges;
100 Gro Dress and Cloak Buttons;
Brondcoths Cassimere and Vcsings cheaper than tho
go real Tea Sets, with Crockcry to match chrapcsi
Table Cutlery and Hardware ofnll kinds
1900 lbs Sugars, cheap; Nails Glass; Paints Ola &c.
FURS.
100 Mufs Of all Kinds, which will sell cheap,
25 Boas-selling cheap bales Bufalo Robes
SALT.
100 bushels real Rock Salt 900 do Western do 80 bbls
fine Western do $50 bugs Western Dairy dos 100 bags
Rock do.
But can't stop onumerae suffice IL saw that we
have stock Of $4,000 which desirable and as we arc
now building new store, dispose OF them low
prices, rather than move them to the new building.
ELLIS, WILDER & co.
Montpelier, Nov. 25, 1s47 45
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
DIR. JACKsoN's
PILE INTERROGATION

4 s not only cure for PILES and WARRANTED SO
to be- also that ntoclabe itching, which so
common and has its location in the parts the Piles.
The above Ointment for sale by 5, 7. REDflElD.
Montpelier, 9th Nov ls46. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30

CERTIFICATES almost without number can be produced
" of the beneficial results from the of this celebrated
Medicine, both from physicians and those that have been
cured ofdeafness by the application ofit. -
For sale by s. ?, REDFIELD.
Montpelier eth November ls4s, "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
BRO. Il BID COTTONS,

TICKING, Wicking, Wadding. Batting, Mariners
a, Stripes, Russia Diaper, Crash, Fring'd Gloves and
Mlttens, Face Shawls, Sachels, silk and Velvet Neck
Ties Bag Clasps Steel Beads Purse Fringe, do Twist
&c-Selling VERY CHEAP at KEITH & Bankers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30

Wool Butter Cheese aud Gian-part cash and part goods
will be paid Also, ootngs, Flannel Frockng uuJ Maple
Sugar in exchange for goods at my Choup Sto c.
Oct lS47:3S 3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30

ana WAhhhNTED. Also, JEWElhf MADE 10
ORDER. Orders from distance promptly attended TO.
e. A. tenders his thanks the generous public for their
very liberal patronage, and is induced I'm consequence of the
extensive sales and the prompnes of his cusome to sell
Goods at very small per cent om cost, and also warrants
all his goods to be what they are sold for.
Montpelier, Oct. is, le47.-l02 SHMLABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-30
MUFFS ! MUFFS

ELLIS, W AAs7EkS AZ w.
RE openinga large and splendid lot of AIus and Boas
- which will be sold CHEAP Please call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Oct. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

Hoxs TERrsr.-We hsss often referred 70
the cir xulu ucoossisucy OF those presses ~ees op
pose capital punishment and ye, vindicsie war ~nieo
destroys the lives Of Thousands Tbs Boston Sr gives
one Of the mos, conspicuous Of this class Of journals
home thrust as follow
It's somswhs, singular that ths New York SaH. pa.
per which bresihss nothing but ere and slaughter on 81
nstters connected with the ~sr upon Mexico shog q
show ts-f philsnthroplcsly sensitive. The hsnsog
OF the wrong nas moves ito indignation and It's fellow
feeling 10 very grievous extent while tbs shooting ard
stsbbng of thousands OF r. E0ner ard eatrea. sdt
or wrong inspires ony ito patriotism aud its party 81.
fectons WHIST humane sentiments can sometimes oe
made 70 spring on; OF tee oloOdiest nhumsnity Hos
tendery can the advocate Of wholesale carnage oces
sonsy je.csnt upon the destruction OF single life
life" guoth tue sun belongs u God liberty 10 an
exercise OF society and should connne their ads
,nent TO sphere they control without committing
ir~-ts-mabe Only think one innocent ie being
offered 10 70 the demon Of blood. when Imprisonment
would have secured society snd al ssi rendered some
.tonetuaut 10 q gutess though Condemned human b.
ing II IL really pity tbs, 80 vast qasnuty o.
.5.;b,y and santieutality should be squsncered-sc
much profound moral aud Judicial wisdom absolutely
wa.,ed-such serious and important conclusions drawn
oat OF totally absent premises proving NOT the ~Foo.
man hung but much benevolent reasoning thrown
away. The idea Of substituting perpetual eonnn"msn'
for banging COMES with beautiful grace from one VINO
would denouncs the application OF such an improve
lnent 70 the doomed nhsbsnts of Mexico 80 plsce o
trsitOrous and uonsensics clemcucy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
Arrest Of the Murderer of Wis Goodhart.
CorrrsoondeDe- Of The Tribune.
WturE PLANS sept l. 'i7-qPM


n GRIZZLY. ESQ. The murderer Of Miss Good
hart lAmo. Northrop has been arrested and IS
now in Jail at this place He states tia. after he
committed the deed he fed 20 the woods about,
half mile from the place where he committed il.
and made several attempts 70 take his own life
He first cut his throat. partly severing the wind
nine. so that his breath came freely ont. he then
cut his arm. and from loss OF blood tainted. He
does not Know how long he remained In that condition.
but when he came u biz senses he could not md dis
razor and then tried % beat bis brains out with stone
Finding that would not d.. he made two attempts 10
hang himself bat failed from extreme weakness 10 pa,
an end 70 bis miserable existence Ibis happened on
SUNDAY afternoon lsst lie pas since that time ain ~
der rock TIL thi. afternoon when be crswled oui into
the highway n order 10 give himself up. tie has on
nsn,sioou. vs., and shirt, which completely satin
ratsd With his own blood The sounds IN bis throat
and arm will not endanger his life II properly attended
10 but he /. the picture Of vretchednoss ana despair
He Ia about forty years Old about i've feet ten inches 10
blsbt and well proportcned shoem sker By tr,de
do.s not appear 10 be man of uucn education. nor
doe. be look Ike man Of confirmed vicious and de
PRAYED habits. y .
yE- We have note from James NJ. Bates, ESQ
the Sheriff of Wes;chester, confirming the neNso
Northrop's arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN me STEAMER Caledonia. Halifar-Bshop Fleming,
Mrs Jas Merrck. children and servant Mics Murphy
Mr. o. Brlen r Thornton, Mr. Jaffrey, Mr. Peters
At Boson-Mr and Mrs Hopper and two servants Mr.
and Mrs w Taylor, Miss Taylor, Mrs Bradbury, Mr.
and Miss Ramsay, Mrs Coleman, Mrs and Miss Spence.
Rev Mr. aud Miss Tucknell. Miss Simpson. Mr. and Mrs
q U Armstrong, Mrs Gubbins, children and servt Mr.
and Mrs Barker Mr. and Mrs Brand. chidn and serv l.
Mr. and Mrs w Moore Mrs A Grant. Hail. Plsyfsir,
A Neare, II Kirkland. slmoDs. j Taylor Crosbsn.
Mcdonnell. J Tenant. Gaines. ii Wright. COzzens,
ID w Catin, Alexander Bell w Hayward Hay
ward, NJ stulli, Randolph. Winterhof, Dexrell, II
Bryant w Burgess. Wilson. ST George. Campbell.
II Grsydon. d n Hines Hslmer Wsllsck, w A
Wheeler, Lewis. Crabs, w Coquhsn. Redwell. X ;
Gamble Gamble, Jr. w Stokes, Paxton Crooks, Gum.
l. steen, tombstone, II Rutherford Woodward, A B
Semple w Wainwright, Coegill X Steen Dryden
Haywood, X Muir Grosheim Pindsr, Rogers, T. ii Shee
han, Norton, C Taylor, Betlin, Bysn and nephew
kirkpatrick, Raguel, Col Cslvst Martin Russell, Major
Jocks and servant, Hon Roeers DR. LeydeD, DIR
Sampson, Low, John Wsllsck, Wslsce-ll7
Eron Haiifar-Mr and Mrs Mathewsop, Mr. and Mrs
LithgowiMes w Foure, Couhah, Lobin, Rea. l.
II Jacobs Dyer, Jr d Frazer, Styles d Donnell-To-
tai 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

SUPREME CouRr-In Chambers Before Judge
Tdmonds-E1aminaii0H Of Miss FoI.-Msrtu Hare wa
10 on the habsas cPus yesterday forenoon Miss
Fox IA genteel looking girl small In statue having oSeA
eyes and rudy appearance gave her testimony IN per
con She said she was - years OF sgei has known
Hare FIVE years met him the 10Th OF May Ia Church
Al and they proceeded together 30 house 10 Murray
AZ four or i've doors from Broadway he then proposed
IN 90 through form Of marrisge stood up tos.ther 10
o,ber person being present. when be- said take tnl'
iii before God and man be ry welded wife, IN SICK
ns,. aud in health until death shall part repeated
ub.t he said and he declared We were then married
led nv clothes and proceeded 10 toe ooat iDf
A,snv al which place be met Margaret Hare MA sister
thence wenttO Buffalo remained there III slJuy h'eo
utn rim A. man and wife DID 60 MI brought BACK
lie aid our marriage valid A. It u had been per
to,psd oy priest He I'D no, cay snytningOl marriage
,iu he time we went 10 the hOusein Narrsy'st
GA cru,..xAminatiOn she said she knew ne nsd a.
,asso ,sife He said be- could be diyosced from bis
wife ana meant 10 get divorced. believed "nst De
aid dd not believe that could have two wives
At once. .... .,,.A
The examination here closed. and the witness signed
II Mary Fox Hessrs. Whiting and Cutung' on Oe-
mali Of the prosecution, commended II vi. lesA tnsf'
rage but Mr. Brady held the reverse. Argument "~
heard. A., ....os
M Cutting on behalf Of the prosecution, eoniendea
tbs, the charge OF bigsny nsd been made oHt-sns'
whore two persons VI Legal age pledge themselves 70
each other 10 tot. way and live together as IT "a ana
rife the marriage valid and binding. Mr. brsoy VIII
reply this forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
Attempts 10 Kill Gen. serrano.
Embarassmenis Of the French Ministry.


The steamer CALEDONIA, Capt. Lott from Liver
pool Aug 70, arrived ct Boston yesterday morning.
She arrived at Halifax On the 3lst at u O'Clock,
and leit again at II A. NJ.
She has brought 1872 passengers.
The Cambria, hence for Liverpool, anchored in
the Roads on account OF the dense fog. and left o,
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, having been detained
~ hours
The Caledonia passed on the 10th ult off Kin
sale, steamship Sarah Sands, from New.York to
Liverpool
A summary Of the most important intelligence
brought by the Caledonia will be found below. II
was prepared for The Tribune by our correspon-
dent at Liverpool, and forwarded to US from Bos.
ton by Telegraph.
The following Table exhibits the comparative
prices Of BREADsTUFrs at Liverpool by the last
three steamers;
Aug. 10. Aug. Is. Aug. A..
Per CALEDONIA Gnaddiquspsr Cambria.
Uswhsat per 70fb 81 86d2 % 0id2 l6 g2a2 ~
q 5 Flour per bbl.. D 1916 81 %ido 40 4edb on
Indian Corn per ar. 6 OOd7 20 2407 20 2i07 ~
Indian Meal per Dbl. 2 88d3 ~ 500 90 0 00aj So
THE calculations at $50 cents to the pound
sterling. or "a cents TO the British shilling. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

FRAUDS ON IMMIGRANTs.-The Albany Erening
Journal tells the sorrowfu tale OF two Scotch boys of
the of aud 10 years modest and ingenious looking
lads who sailed from Aberdeen to join their mother a,
Builso, their father having deceased After tedious
passage of somc forty nifty days they landed at Bos
ton Monday last having escaped the dangers " The
bu, destined to be fortunate to the land
sharks tha, awaited them shore. The vessel was
boarded by swindler nsmod Ellis, who extorted
SIS from the lads giving them ticket purporns to be
good for passage to Buffalo The ticket repudi-
s,cd At Albany where they obliged to pay between
81 and g. more before they could proceed. The fair
and regular price for sending both these boys through
from Boston 10 Buffalo, in the manner 10 which they
were sent from Boston would have been dollars
md eShry cents s there way 10 punish the scoun-
drels who thus swinde poor Immigrants out oil their
scanty pittancef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
Goins- on at ~arafcgn.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Monday, Aug q

Correspondence Of The Tribune
SARATOGA SPRINGS, MONDAY, Aug 20. 1871.
This magnificent dsy--one Of the very finest
we have had this Summer. II IS getting toward
the end Of the season at Saratoga according 10 the
time Of closing in former years, but prospects are
fair this Summer for one OF unusual length There
has been comparatively little diminution in the
number Of visiters as yet; and this delightful
weather will be a great inducement for many 10
prOOng their stay, and more 70 This is Just
the time for one 10 visit Saratoga for quiet enjoy
ment. The whir ofiashiOn mas had It's day. NOISE
aud confusion having hustled the highest pitch have
last collapsed and shrunk into unotrusive soorey
The hotels being longer crowded can accommodHte
people with comfortable quarters One may bos LODGE
and take his meals under the same ROOT and when on-
happens 10 wake up of RAINY morning. he need not
SIGH ~ the thought O losing hs breakfast undergo
Ing the penalty Of hsfarnile walk through the mu D.
- tbs Congress the UIOn or the United states. Ihs
Fair too II shortly % take place. which veil unio1bt
eiy attract crowds Of vi.ers The pubic houses hass
all pledged themselves - remsin open til si.er insi
graud occasion Indeed Il for their Interest DO
As rush will be great enough 10 atord them quite
profitable harvest
Bishop HuGHEs preached in the Catholic church
OF this village yesterday morning. A large cS0Hd a.
sembled hear him The object Of his discourse W.
10 prove hatthe Romsn Catholic 10 the only true church
Gen. TOW THUMBS equipage was here last week,
horses carriage driver foOtmans In grand style The
sensation was tremendous proosoiy az great a. would
have been produced By the appearance Of the little Gen
er.l himset-especiay among the juvenile portion OF
the community lie exhibited a, BsstOn. running
tr trains of from this place OF which Major Bar
mum acted a. conductor. Tom Thumb will probably
be here during the Fair.
On Saturday one OF the villagsspapers got up a
cruel ho.x about blowing up Of the Roger Williams
and the loss of 90 20 passengers IL created much
element till the arrival OF the when all we're grs
ned ~ find there foundation Tor the sensesss s,o
~ The putlc should not b. rded with 10 such ser
Gus matters. OF course The Trlb4E6 will attend The ap
nToscbiny Fair KNICKERBOCkER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

GT~ The Boston alias takes ground strongly
and msnfully against appropriations by Wing
House for the farther prosecution of the War in
Mexico The article concludes:
Upon the Wings of the next House. In q great de.
OF the war. The people have placed them In that
sponsble position they cannot avoid IT, If they meet 1t
brsvey and boldly they will win surels more unfsding
than any which adorn the brow of the successful sol
dorthe lasting altitude and respect of the wise and
good Should they tster fail TO meet tbs issue then
we will not consider now what will happen then"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
NOTICES.
PgRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,

PHRENOLOGISTS AND FU5LIsHEhS'
row LEH e. w X Lss
lyssm i3I Ns.-. .-... =. l.
o Wafer-Cur Establishment. ~ ssi..,
\ and syossei fOysief BeyJ l. Dr. sbs~, We 1870.
r,csn practitioner AID s1th0r or v aief-Ssie ,co
,..iruIs =. above rnose distance may ~ ee1'.I
. r. he sdytsed for . u~ziu-rt 81 n"fn~ "'N
~ New-York Wafer are hs'hD,,' IN r''
- =. Dr. pEIhsOS and sEkk,hi t1- in,trr ot
xhoua .1~nt year a. Gr.-fslh1fs, s.ndyink Ee .sf
Cure system. a. prsrrie,d ~ -,r.se-L
BRAIsTEDs SALOONS,
LArE FEALEs NusEgs. u3l
- asa BkOADwAY, HEW-Yokx- a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

OUrRAGE-Two young men who had peen en-
pioyed 10 toe Rs2Hbiic nsrspsper In ms eiy' h~.ns
foi,by sot on spree entered the Office OF that pa
per on sunday sernoon. and ~snlony threw three .nd
t.lf pa.-s Of type. consisting Of sdyer'isemenn snd
other n after prepared for puoes'oo' into pb ~Hn
technically termed BY printers
Ths voon. men we're sentenced 10 be each imprisoned
in N. county JAIL tor tires months and 10 pay noe oil
$40 s.ch-to stsrd committed ustil paid
They were previously iried before .g'acs D' ="
favor of Mr. O Graves the proprietor OF the RtpEoste
for the c.nsge sustained b. aim. Buffalo Courier
- A strange failure Of sn attempt to xii oe-
cured 10 BALTIMORE on Monday Mr. Poits having
suspected ar Dorsey Of improper intercourse WIZ
m. sita met hin IN tie told hun that hs had our
thrs- raiuutes 10 live ard drawing sixosrreled ~
yov,r pulled every bsrv bat without single expo
.on II being discovered that bsrrel was capped
struggle epsued the parties were s-parsted sno ny
Potts vas committed to js on complaint Of Mr. Dorsey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
PAVILION HOUSE,

- Al FREMONT ROW, BOsTON.-Ths subscFtbss
wduld respectfully inform his fhents and me pubhe
lhas pleesaut hosl The Psvilios
overlooking City Hall Having been thoroughly rspenea
newly furnished and many Alterations and impfovemsute
mad. whit h add much 20 tho comfort u travellers, there
b.ug large and spacious pafors with rooms ssesed w
be found convenient for smss - well ~ gentlemen Q!
or leisure The very long expsrsncs hs has BE-
in m. hu sn.ss and The determination 70 give bic enuss ~
fos 10 the OF tho house hs hopes by strict e.
rnlon lhs and comforts OF Gle geeeo W NEW
OF tne liberal hs has hefetofoss 70
ceived. stON1
Q,.,., Iuns q lGl1 anI lm~O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03
InrrIligcncc from Monteyidco.

A letter received Ia this city yesterday from
Baltimore. brings the following intelligence from Mon
tevideo:
MoNrFyrpxo June ls-Negotiations 'tll pending
at Busnos Ayres between the Ministers OF Eoglspd ami
France copjoin.y. and Governor Rosas, and although
msDy points u difficulty have been satisfactorily adjust
ed yet there remain others OF greater Importance 10 %
overcome aud should al parties D. disposed 10 con
cede or In other words 70 mort c-ch cih-F hall "sy
pacc.tion may be the hsppy result bu, Il each par
~ adhere the position they hsve taken u 70 imposst
Die for them 10 terms. they are 10 such poet
ton at present but hs resources OF diplomacy are
VASTLY great yet sapguine OF pleasing termina'
ton 10 existing difficulties The writer IL informed oy
the most Respectable authority that Gov Rosas demands
the recognition OF Gen Orbe the legal President OF
the Republic. This the Foreign Ministers cannot &C
cede TO- without making null and void the very svors
bic trestes which have been rauned by tns ana hsif
respective GoveTnnents-a circumstance very unlikely
to take place. 49,
Our Charge dAfsires at Buenos Ayres, w. A. Harris
Fac has exerted himself g. the utmost AS we learn 10
hsrmonze the Views of the parties and bring them To
gether and they have received his suggestions Ia the
same spirt that prompted them. aud whether they are
Influenced by them or not he will a, least feel pleasure
in rejecting he endeayored to do bis duty In bring
ing about peace so desirable 10 tnehst'es ano 10 uc
commercial. world -,
The blockade is supposed to s, exist no publics
ton OF its withdrawal has appeared but the Tact tnst
IL merely nominal vessels enter and leave toe port
n, Rneno. Ayres In view of tbs forces without moless
ton The American schooner Hannah, OF Newport ~
tons burden Billings WoOdmsn, master let TINS nsroor
ON the 18th inst for Buenos Ayres direct and on the otn
he arrived there and anchored 10 the inner roads
inerrupton and is now loading with hides and will real
lie freight of eight thousand dollars for the United
states 30 much for enterprise The Hannah IL tho only
American entered the pori since the estAo
n.hment of the socalled ridiculous blockade. Vessels
ara very scarce and ireighu will be very high.
We have hsd none OF vessels OF war In these ws
,ers since the departure OF the Columbia spon' in' mid
de of March last We are however, IN daily expects'
ton of the arrival Of the Saratoga All tranquil here,
and the armistice Is strictly observed by oil parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

~ The Restorative Cordial, tpfepsfed ~ T. Z
SESAME, TarfytO~nl 80 eeirpfs11a Tor AiersNhs -
gols sr.c,ous W winch females peculiarly tDb)-cl
sIording strength IN sill Of debility sud psfucnsfJ
Tor la Virtues IN curing dyspepsia sod mo
r-s.i by A b 4 D. SANDS, loo Flloo-sts sold also ~
Rushtou 1 Co. 40 Broadway and ~ Astor f0-se, go
broadway; II East Broadway; 81 Hudsoo-st 40 y ~
81 Minnr llI Rnnn Pflr- u bDtfl- nsN "a ku
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-03

COMMENCEMENT AT OBERLIN.-The annual Com
mencemen, of The Oberlln institute was held On Wetpes
day LAST. The graduating elsss WAS composed OF 10
young men and young ladies' OF the former, one was
a eolored man of fine talents. named WIN. ii. Day, vi
Northampton. Msss Ills Grafton is spoken OF 10 the
Csrea'd Herald OF high character both in respect
TO thought language and The exercises Of the
Theological Department, neld in the sernoon aud
were deeply Interesting.