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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
PLATED Ware aud FscpTofiuu.

SfAlpING & WATT, 800 Broadway, New York, Tmpor.
tors OF Lea Sets, Walters Cnstors, Spoons Forks, &c
&c. These Goods all on tho Abao or White
Nctal ind troby paiou wi silver. They also roplae
spoons, Forks Condlostcks, Casters, Urps, and 10 gl
watches, Tea Sets, &C. in the permanent and beau
ufu style, and on short notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20

To 10 sold in Is4s by +. l.. ANDREWS Manufacturer OF
the celebrated eyeponted Gold Pens Pencils AZ and
Al Nassau street, corner Liberty, Opposite the Post. OF
hcel The trade will find large prices
suit all customers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
E'0pcr EE0ngimgs and vE1ndom Shnde,.
IGki.0lE EonAS-
LARK & BREIVEI

FlCnol"AS PIKE co, Importers and Manufacturers
, OF Paper Hnngings and Painted Window shades No.
l73 Pearl ;ireet New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
IS Washington sf...KOSiOn.

--coNsrANrLY on HAND
- BLES, Hymn Books, Church Psalmod, Chant and Mu-
ID sic Books, Prayer Books Illustrated Works Annuais
School, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books in great
STATIONERY of every description, viz: Letter, Cap,
Bill Sermon, Note, Billet and Fancy Papers, of different
qualitiesi Envelopes Plain, Fancy Embossed Visiting
and Ornamental Gift CARDS. Bristol london Board
Perforated Drawing and Tracing Pdpes Drawing and Writ
gold pens FRENCl's, Gioit's, Wndo's and other Steel
Pens, ofevery variety Pen Holders black, blue, red and
motto; Manifold Letter Writers and Folders Paper and
Pen Knives; Qulls; Pens and Pen Nibs Pen Racks
States aud Pencils BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS, made of superior paper, with
without copies together with large assortment of fancy
Articles, wholesale RETAIL on liberal terms, by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20

Also, publisher of the following works
Adams's New Directory OF the City of Boston The Mas
sachusos State Record book of general information, fol
1878; At of Conversing; Floral Gems Zion Trune
Triad sonnets Sunshine and Shade Maxims and Sayings
The Socinble Story Teller; Tho Vacations Consumption
Prevented Passion and other Tales rhe Dream Fulfilled
the Trials and riumphs Of the Moreland Family One
Eyed Dick; The CoopcI's Son, Prize of Virtue Ice
tues to Youth Fosters Book Keeping by Double and Single
Entry Frenchs System of Practical Penmanshp; Beauties
ofWii,ng Boston Copy BOOK Ladies do; Elementary do.
Fiench's Practical Writing Book in three Nos; Boston
School Writing Book in Six Nos Ladies and Gent emen'
Writing Books, with copies ON each page, &c.
MN b. Country Taders Booksellers, Sationer ~
Teachers, Corgymen, Banks Railroad Insurance aud ohc
Companies, furnished at low prices.
9'y-Orleis solicited. &c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
Martinez EOfiOH,--E0r the Horse and other
dOfsPsffC ,EyftnfNys

As general Specific for all outward well inward
complaints surpasscs all Others and is become
BILE to the Farmer aud Livery stable CORN. BARTIN &
& CO, Proprieors Establishment 81 Canal Street, New
York Persons wishing to become agents will apply as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20

IL is with great deal of pleasure that say are
daily hearing of new where the Sursapar aud Toma
TO Btors which are sold by Brown No 6s Washington ST.,
eoctng most astonishing in purifying the blood
and assisting Digestion Many of the physicians have taken
quite interest in this compound and it is considered by
them the best article in Tor jaundce Indigestion
loss of appetite, weakness and from all complaints arising
from mpurty of the blood 1t is really the best medicine
in to purify the blood and eradicate all hunvrs from
the system. 1t is very pleasant bitter and easily taken
We recommend it, with the greatest confidence
numerous readers. Don't take word for it, but try
bottle and satisfy YOURSELF
81 Heino.ube' anG always buy them Of =. BROWN, &c
Washington street, that his signed to the d
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by :. T. REDFIELD and S X. COLLINS, ant
dealers in medicine generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
DIR. WistarattIlc south,

Dc not deceived with vain hope-lay not the nlttenl
JUNCTION to SOUL that disease will cure elf especial
ly il that disease be Consumption, Liver Complaint II
you would be restored to health you should the
which benevoence and kind Providence has placed within
your reach The great and universally popular remedy
Consumption and all Chronic Diseases for sale in
cry city add important town in the country, and price
too, that any afford pay. You have
therefore, for negectng to your life and health. Be
not deceived with quack nOstrums any limitations of this
invaluable medicine. An individual Charleston, South
Carolina, recently purchased four bottles OF Swuynes Syrup
Of the most celebrated physicians in the city told the
deceived patient he send that Article back and ox-
change it for Doctor Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry Be
not deceived-Remember 1t is Doctor Wstdrs Balsim that
cnrest is Doctor Wisar that brings back the bloom OF
health to the cheek ustie TO the strength the
ten, JOY and gladness TO the soul and happiness
it is Doct Wistars that has gained rch celebrity among the
sick, astonishing the world with its effects and is recon
mendod by the best physicians throughout the land Be
Deceived
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by 5. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington st Boston.
QyFor sale by $. z. REDFlELD. Montpelier also
by u. X. SLAYTON, Calais, VT. and agents generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
11larkets.
Brighton Market, AnrilI7.

At Market 40 beef cattle and 1000 swine.
Ptices.-9eef Catle-S6,00a 6,75.
Swine-At wholesale, Ohio 6; New York l-2 II 6 l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. n. Y.

assessment Of ten per fyo dollars shar
IA has been laid by the Directors of this Company upon
each share Of the capital stock yao tho 18th of May
next at tho Office Of the Treasurer No. 81 Railroad Ia.
change in Boston, to George Parish in Ogdensburgh.
dividend of interest will also bo payable on the same
day. and at tho same places, to stockholders.
Per order, SAMUEL il. VALLEY, JR. Treasurer.
Boston, April Is, 1913. 664w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
sS'drF.Rooni,


a. H. MARVIN, Importer aud Dealer in Foreign and 10
nestle Stationery, No. 90 William steet, 5etween Maid
en- Lane and John Street, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

= UuNsGsi UonsUmp-
- ton, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, and all Female
Diseases 23i pages % engruyings Paper SO cts hound
IS cents Mail to any patt-postnge 0 l-2 cents.
Shoulder Traces and Chest Expand9s, s.. Mail any
part so ot postage. Inhang Tubes, Silver, So by mail.
letter postage. abdominal supporters, peec So 10 $40,
for an Ruptufos Failing of tho Bowels aud Womb and Weak
Back and Chests by Express everywhere For Braces
Supporters, Rupture Supporters give height head
to foot and circumference of person the surface just
above the hips, II Rupture, mention which side. Agents
wanted Tor the sale OF the above goods Address Dr. s. s.
Feb. "a 1873 G3:ly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

V'iE Subscriber, having purchased the Goods belonging
L the late firm OF BALDWIN Il SCOTT, will continue
the Mercantile Business ut the Old Stand, and believing
for the interest of bnth Buyer and Seller will do Business
THE CASH SYSTEM.
All kinds OF Goods will i've sold small advance from,
cost for READY PAY.
Most kinds Of Produce received in exchange for Goods
~ Old aud fTionds-and all who wish to purchase
Goods fair CASH value, invited 10 call and satisfy
themselves that this is the place to buy.
GEORGE w. SCOTT.
Anil 10. 1913. G1.6,p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
FRUIT TREES.

A FEW THOUSAND FRUIT TREES, for sale by G.
~ PlNNEO, Hanover, N. IL.
About my Of the choicest varieties Of Apple fair size
twenty i've OF Plum, the Canada Plumb stock, of thrifty
growth but few Pears and Cherries, which mostly sma
PRICE Apples from 90 to 81 2 cents each. Plums
81 2, 80 cents each. Pears uHd Chernes Of small szo 81
l2 cents each few English Goosebores, II cents
each.
Also, sCIoNs for Grating of almost any desirable yare.
~ be furnished
TREES and sCIoNs carefully packed aud labelled, and
sent TO order.
Reference may be had to G, PINNEO, Hanover, NH.
6i;3wt oTJ. w. HoWEs, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-20
Farley DayiS,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden at
Washington District SIS. the Probate Office in Montpe.
ie within and for said District, the 18th day of April,
A. D. so-Ptesen the Hon. jeremiah T. Marston, Judge.
INSTRUMENT, pu'por,ing 20 be the last Win and
~ Testament of FARLEY DAVIS, late of Montpelier, in
sad District DECEASED being presented to the Court here
therein named for Pobate II ordered by said Court that
all PERSONS co cerned therein be notified TO appear
of said Cnut be holden the Probate Office IN
Montpelier on the 9th day OF May 1913, Mt O'Clock
and shaw cause any they may have against the Probate
OF said VIII: for which purpose, is further ordered,
copy of the record of this oldcr be published three week.
succrssvoy in the Vermont Watchman and State Jouna
printed ut Montpelier, all previous the time appoine
Tor hearing A true copy OF RECORD,
HRICGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

SERIOUS CHARGE.-Nesterday final hearing
had before Alderman Crowel in the OF David
Townsend Captain Of the briz Eliza Jane, who u
charged on The oath Of sam Eel Ravens ami John Wash
nstOn ssameu on board said vessel during her ate pas
cage from Wilmington, \ c., 70 this port with consP
rscy with several others In most violent assault and
battery upon them the i 50 inst Tho facts Of the
case informed that Ravens and Wash
ngton colored persons charged by others after
the vessel hsd anchored in the stream with sleg
offence against the laws Of North Carolina and through
the ad Of the Captain forcihly taken shore,
where they were logged 10 cruel manner with raw
hide the bare skin. nficrng severe gsshes eboui
their backs and arms After patient hearing Of the
case the accused was held 20 bail IN $500 % answer
the charge Al the present term u the L. District
Court Philadelphia News, I'D.
FAMILY DWFICULTY.-There occurred ycster-
day still another pers0 al In the streets but
this tune the asssant was an injured and neglected
wife whose husband about starting a picnic
excursion with large company. having under his
female OF whom the wife had Just 90 be ieal
The facts briefly that the party about
starting from the Military Hail. IN Third-street below
Green. about o'clock for excursion 10 some Of the
pleasure grounds the Schuylzn the Injured wife
made her appearance 10 the crowd, and commenced
furious attack upon the dereict husband scratching
bis sce badly ana tearing out his shirt bosom when be
beat a retreat the infinite amusement OF the crowd
which had collected and under shower Of blows from
the enrsged wife. while three-score urchins IN
used 10 such scenes, followed after the loving pair.
Phils News, sd.
II Hon. AMBROSE L. JORDAN addressed
a Wing meeting at Morrsville on Thursday evening
last His remarks were eminenty happy, and unex-
ceptonsble In tone and character His speech OF
mild words and hard arguments OF high thinking and
plain speaking. directed 20 the understanding OF his
hearers and calculated 70 convince the judgment.
The Court House filed with an intelligent and
attentive audience, who by their demeanor seemed 70
consider the speech as directed TO such a. think
fNaii son Wing.
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FUEL-sAvING APPARATUS.

~ GRIFFIN co.'s PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-EngInees need not be Informed ma ION MY ~
ay per cent Of the heal produced nas been as1sy 10
even by best plans Of setng boilers ana ne 'ain7
trIe OF al kIHds Of iUrnacee. , .
TIE subscribers offer % ne notice q nan1iacursts
method Of sayux fuel originally secured ~ palei Dec
s4l and since 80 much improved at no" Paout was -
sued July 81 iS47 Il Is applicable 70 seeno1es on W
Western waters stationary engines, 10 heailnx ectore- "
hnniry brck 20 pans kc pnn,works, 20 snnesng fF
naess 10 ss 70 psperus 70 e inan1ia1'de OF sugar
the South, &c, re ,., 49,. -. L.. 49,. ...,..
"a zen thoroughly tested by business men of the hgbes
ra-oecsbiry who have realized SAVING Of from twenty
svs 10 foy per cent and consists IN, Isl peculiar
s,lcion Of he hrechamber Of furnace, rendering The
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly az nc gases
and smoke thus generating maximum amount Of beat from
gwen quantity Of fuels ard ID, An arrangement u the nDes
boiler and only escapes temperature incapable Of boil
ing wafer An artificial dra. substituted for tbs natural
and the necessity Of building high cmneys entirely covi
aed The Of setting thus mach ess than BY the old
nsthods Il hss been spilled 20 furnaces for heating fso
ns and FOR drying IN Prntworks with re1 economy both q
cost and Of fuel Boilers and furnaces In can be a.
tered win bu sgh expense delay. State, County or "
dvdua rights offered sasacto<y and hose "
ieresed invited 70 examine certificates, drawings sno
models al the Office Of the projectors ,s
Extract from report q TIE COmmro on s sna ocooees
5of The American Institute, Sept ~ leD
Your COMMITTEES are Of OPINION ma NJ a., oo e
retcay and practically, embraces ne Dest =.
nsr1ra laws 10 he economical cotnDosIo1 81 uss " ~
pan hoh has YET been exhibited . 1s 1sasr =, ss
References may Be made TO he following gentlemen VINO
San Mory.n fas water-st New-York. Log~ood works
a, Yonkers. Gamer Co IS Pine-s Print Works a. Hsv-
1890. Inn Bagzs Co Prrt Works, frankfort near
Pbiisdephs. Pa lngersou Mcdowell, PEper Mile,
sth Tyrngaam Mas. Aessrs Johnson, Kline and Others
N he MsryIand Psnifenna1y, Baltimore; VIM A. Boyee
on Mil New Brunswick n j. L. j. Suang, bncx ino'
Grassy Point; John Adnsnce Co. Pouskespse Dap
can Harrington Pleasant Valley D. W Lee, -Four M.s'
3~ness ~ Z Jsnses Inghsm Co. wspg.ngers Cfees-
's an Is ~ iswgsslss 10 s~sawsy, ss~.YsTs.
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BOOK TRADE.
HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.

4 HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
u of the English language, abridged from the American
Dictionary Of Noah Webster, LII d. with accented yocao.
ulanes OF Classical Scripture and Modern Geogrepmcai
names by William q. Webster,
This is dudecmO volume Of 30 pages, and i de-
signed 10 furnish for schools vocabulary Of the more com
mon words which constitute the body Of our language,
with technical terms IN the sciences snd arts and
many words and phrases from other languages which are
often met with In English books, with brief definition Of
each Such parcipes, also adjective hsve been IN
serted Immediately after their verbs well as those which
irregular not Of easy formation but mostly wltnoui
definition as their meaning may BE- deduced from the
primitive under which they stand Irregular purals are
given in this work. the puras Of nouns IN ey mere
being great tendency snongg jt writer's 20 msspel
pura ofhis Sgboned the york are also accented
vocabulanes OF Greek Latin, and sciprs proper names
and list Of modern Geographical Games, win her pro-
nOuncatOn as given By the latest authorities.
The photography and pronunciation M ms volume are
made correspond closely with the recent eduons 81 W
Websers under the edOrshp OF Prot Good
rich Of Yale College Published an for sale by,
fv26 HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl-st. y. Y.
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To the Fr ends
oF THE FREE TERRITORY CAUSE
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.

HEApauHRTEEs o. rHE FRIENDs vAS BUEES,/
ADAMS, ASD FACE TERRiTosY Z
Cor of Broadway and Lispenardst ~ Aug. 5, 1857
THE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE, appointed Al
the meeting held in the Park, in the City Of New York
on the 9th Of Juns deirous 10 promote more efficient
organization OF the forces Of Freedom inform hs friends Of
the cause that the Committee have pr cured convenient
room. Al the Of Broadway and LspenaTdst IN tbs
city, which Will be Kept open u1r alter Ine fresloeIus
Election, As he HEADQUARTERS or The FRIENDS OF VAN
buren, ADAMS, AND FREE TgsRToeY. There will always
be member o. tbs Corresponding Committee 10 attendance
AZ the Headquarters and the Co"muee invite the TRENDS
Of the visiting this city 10 communicate with them
and request that letters upon matters Of interests Dc an-
dressed, free # postage, 10 the same place
In order farther aid the OF The Free Territory
cause tbe Committee have made Arrangements for me pup
cator Of cheap Weekly Paper for the Campaign, 10 be
called THE CAMPAIGN FOR FREEDOM" This
paper will b. edited By number Of gentlemen OF this city,
OF great ability and experience, and viii be u the utmost
efficiency Il viii be furnished al prices barely sufficient 10
the % large subscription 10 pay me acla cost OF -
publication the price by he large quantities being IN be
leved o. lower than any paper Of the same sz- an
amount OF reading mailer has before been published
A. The object Of the publication - toe general good sn1
not persona profit. and i hoped thar, b-ng connected
with no other paper, he " Campaign f0r Freedom may
have Ia m favor the hearty good wishes VI al friends Of th
u isto sustain suggested 70 an slh % ~
N every town. and order enough pies u me paper 10
furnish each week. faf may be desTaos TO every
The Committee viii also be published until amer
the election. weekly German ptper deyo ed 10 me ae
voc.cy OF Free Territory The frat numser '"
be Issued on the 9th Of Augus instant and the paper VII
be published every Saturday, until The hf't Saturday 10
November he next preceding the Presidential Eec-
RON AZ the 10 lowing ratee for the twelve sks 10 copies
10 one address, s2 p copies, ~ oi 81 copies % lVo
copies 60 0dsr. for The psp-r can os
Committee and the copies ordered will be sent regularly
every Saturday. . q, -
ubshet cheap Tracts and other documents 10 support q
he Free Territory cause; which, with the term. Of publ.
Gallon will be announced IL the Campaign Tor FREEDOM
B. r BUTLER, Chairman.
RosEsT r. s n1oLAT' Assistant chsrnen.
GEORGE n. PussEk, Secretaries
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DEAR SIR: A most happy vein have you struck
upon in enhghtening TO the localities Of NewYork
disclosing dull realities. and strange TO the IN
initiated and replee with interest the connois-
Bitter truths 10 disclosing their mockery
Of life presenting glass to reject their distorted fea-
lures. The morale is the point You wisld pen eec-
iive just and true giving the pulssons Of this
mighty public body. Clean. thresh. and sift the mAss
that na;A may appear the more brlhant-show US the
dark side that Il may gorgeously reflect the bright
Facts are strange and stubborn things sill when pre-
seuied in a novel GARD by mastery pen we ike 10
look upon them live and learn.
Where i the article Behind the Scenes that you
promised Us trust you have not thrown Il aside %
dlsappoint Us we shall look for IL yet
II were no; already subscriber. ! should hand Ia
my name 70 secure such admirable views of New York
hfe scissors already - work. know 70 cut and
paste in safer form your Slices.
Existence ss il ia subjects replete with interest and
intuition present themselves worthy Of the moFssi
and candid observer.
Tel US. IN your happy vein. OF the Tomos the Oh
Brewery, Churches Hotels. Croton Aqueduct and al
the ct ceterss Of this gay Metropolis.
10 not faint in well doing; let your mind tire not
NOS your pen fsil In giving for ions rse 70 COM
short portraits Of NeN-York a. Il -
20 viii you favor Az ADNikLh
VIA asny 81 be slee "
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n E.N-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Tc lsgraph to the ssw-YOrk Tribune.
TN NOS IN BOSTON YESTERDAY.
BosroN, Wednesday, Aug. p.

BOsrOS wednesday Aug. -
The Acadia sailed with passengers Tor Liver
pool nd u for Halifax and Sl99s IN specie.
TIT Free Soil Ratification Meeting at Faneuil
Hal. last night, was very large. The meeting
vas addressed by D. D. Field Of y. Y and Major
Hun ter OF III.
II nc Stonington steamer Connecticut broke a
valy and sir-pump off Falkland Island last night,
aud was lowed into Stonington by the steamer
I'm pre- State, and arrived at 8 o'clock. She will
esy e for New-York at o'clock this evening.
T De brig Huron Of Belfast, bound for South
ern port was caPsized of Chatham on the 10Th
and abandoned when she went ashore The crew
arr 'ed at Nantucket yesterday, in boat with
on, one oar.
be new British brig Belle isle was capsized
off, Deer Island on the 10Th. The crew were LASH
ed the wreck for two days, with nothing to eat
bat rye -four wet with salt water. They Were
ina Dy rescued and brought into this port.
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WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,

1919 BROADWAY, BETWEEN FULTON AND DEY
STREETS, NETWORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite the notice Of country mer-
chants and Others who wish 20 purct sse books IN guam
ues their extensive in all the departments 0 LII
erarre md School Books -
They the publishers Of Sannderss Spelling and Read
ing Books, Wi sons Histories Thom.ons Anthmeucs-
HtchcOck's Geology Grays Chem stry, POrer RheorcM
Reader McEligotrs Analytical Manual, anG Young An
ayzer The NewYOrk Choralist Psalmodsi School Sing
err Young Choir Young Meiodis, and many other popular
works All books wanted which not on hand, are fur'
uished on short notice.
Particular attention will be- paid to all orders rom ef-
chants and private individuals by mail or otherwise
fo Theological Miscellaneous ard School Books, ana no
pains will spared complete all such orders 10 the sas
faction OF Correspondents.
ana osf MARX II NEWMAN 4 co. 1919 Broadway
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Law school, in Cherry Valley Otseso
Co. N.Y.-The Fall term viii commence on the Isl Oh
September next OBJECT to give to the student no only
good knowledge, but experimental familiarity win The
Practice Of law The sl VI and The delivery Of
speeches, are among me dAy exercise
N r rboo These are the trade Of the ega profession
and hch Ike a. others should be learned before entered
or geueraIy Il vii never be learned efecnsly al a. CIR
ssr6g particulars sent By request directed tpospao
10 Jotn w Fowler" pres dent Of the Institution TX
n,ses low Professors Jud &c D Hammond and Henry
Csmpbell References. Daniel Csdy, Judge Of Court
AnazsJ Parker DO; David Graham, ESQ. NY.
MP eoc3WDSWSW3N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

NJ JANIS LATEHTT d Remington, highly re-
spectacle citizen. has received a letter from IRE
LAND, posi-marked Derry, August ?, which states
that
we have just heard mat the Repesers have bad bat,
lie win de army with the loss Of 900 lrshmen and
O00 ot he amy and no doub: this trouble going 70
extend throughout the kingdom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

DEATH OF ONE OF THE PoUGHKEEPsIE ROBBERS
Vim Parkinson one of the celebrated Poughkeepsie
barge robbers died at sing Sing Prison on Saturday
last aged about 90 years. He implicated in a rob
berry Of the City Bank about Is years ago in connection
with bis brother inlsw, Honeyman. These two, with
Miller and Colard convicted Of the Poughkeepsie
robbery and the remaining three still in the prison
Parkinson the owner of a farm in NewJersey, on
which his wife Is now living with another husband.