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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02
Din. THOMAS BEAUMONT.

Having permanently located in Baton
Rouge. tenders his professional services 10
the citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
Office next door from the City Hotel
Lafayette street.
June IL 10.
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LINES.

AdIressei toa Friend rho ASKED "How
uouid You be Remembered IVhen 10"
DER"
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FROM aRAn4m's MAGAZINE


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How would | be reneHbefed'~-no forever.
Az those IT yore,
Not a. the warrior, whose bright glories culver
Ger fields Of gore;
Nor cen a. they whose song down life's hard river
In heard no more.
No in my veins n geutler stream Is flowing
In silent bliss.
No in my breast a woman's heart ia glowing,
It asks not this.
/ would not, as down LIES dark vale I'm going
My true path miss.
| do not hope to lay a wreath undying
On glory's shrine,
Where coronsts from mighty brvws are lying
In dazzling shine.
Only let love. among the tob-stones Siglitg,
Weep over mine.
OH when the green grass softly waves above me
In surne low glen,
Say. will tile heurts That now so truly love me
Think Of Inc then;
And. with fond tones that never more can movs me
Call me again!
Say, whsn the fond smiles in our happy home
Their soft light shed,
When round the heart at quiet eve they come,
And mine has fed.
win any gentle voice then ask for rootn~~
Rsom for he deaR
Oh! will they say, rs rosy day is dying,
And shadows fall,
"Cotne let us stenk ofher now l,"ly lying,
She loved us all!'
And with Il gentle t~ear-droP, then replying,
Frofne some eye rolls
Give me, oh! give me not The echo ringing
From rump Of fans;
Re mine, be mine the pearls from fond eys s~pringing,
This, would | claim,
Oh! may think such msn,rles WA be Glinging
Around my name. GkElIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-02

The Indians In Texas are low qul
pr partitions having besn made 70 chasti
them.
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DIED,

In Weybridge, on the 9Th ult., EDWARD
BELLOWS, son of Solomon and Miriam Par
ker, aged Is years and months.
At Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. II, LUcIus DA-
Wis, aged 81 years, formerly Of Weybridge.
Vt. He left a wife and child, and large
circle Of relatives and friends TO lament his
loss.
In Berlin, Sept. 81, CATHERINE, wife OF
Jacob Davis, and daughter Of The late John
Taylor. Esq, aged 6S years.
Mr.. Davis and wife, were married ia Ber-
lin, 1871, and were the first couple so united
within the present limits Of Washington
County
10 New Haven, Conn, Sept. aS, very sud
denly, Rev. EDWARD K. TYLER, editor of the
New EngIander, DC.
In Pawiucket, Mass, Mr.. JOHN WILEY.
surgeon dentist, formerly of Windsor, VT
His friends, who are supposed to reside in
the northern part Of Vermont or New Hamp-
shire. may obtain further information by ad-
dressing CDR. Thaddeus Phelps, No. Allie
borough; Mass" Papers in VI. and N. ID.
please copy.
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TIE CANVASS IN OHIO.

We received letter from Cleveland yester-
dav. from a gentlemen well informed of the
state of things in the Reserve, and whose state
ments are entirely reliable, giving US the most
cheering account of the prospects of General
Taylor in that quarter Despite the repre-
,cntations of the Castles as.to wing objections,
and the extravagant calculations Of the Van
Burenites, who seem to have lost their brains
10y a fantassc excitement, Old lack will come
out Of the Reserve, our correspondent conf
IDENTITY assures us, with handsome majority OF
thousands. Such would be the result If the
election were to take place now, and the re-
action Is going on cheeringly.
Senator eorwin and Judge Walker have
gone throsgh the Reserve, speaking to and
codvincing fhe people, THOR efforts have
produced prodigious effeltz. Those who were
inclined to bolt have become the frmest sdhe-
rents of Taylor.
From the Scioto Valley and that part of the
State south Of the National Road also; we re-
eeire the most Hsttering assurances OF the pro-
sFess OF our cause. A friend at Columbus,
W., well posted up, gives the assurance that Gen.
Taylor will receive larger vote south of the
National Road than ever was po!led for any
@hcr candidate. incjEaQti Chro6;cle, Sent
70. r.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10

Hon. EDWARD BATES, of Missouri, in his re-
cent grent speech at St. Louis, at a Taylor
meeting, came out for Free Soil, and he WAS
highly appauded by his auditors for the noble
stand he tosk The position taken by this pa
triarch Of the Wing party of Missouri, will
have great effect in that nominal Slave State.
lie commended the wisdom and portrayed the
necessity that in the hands of Jefferson gave
birth to the Ordinance of 17S7,as intended to
apply to our entire North Western Territory
at that early day and remarked that did the
question depend upon his rote, the principles
Of that Ordinance should be extended over
every inch of territory we now have, or might
hereafter acquire
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MARRIED.,

In Windsor, on lie 2Slh inst, by Rev. s
S1llmarsh, Dir. DAVID A. JONES, Of Spring
field, Mass, TO Miss SUSAN N. PIERCE, Of
Windsor.
AT Hanover, n. H.. on the 26lh inst, by
Rev. President Lord, ELLIOTT BRADLEY. OF
MiddIetown, Conn, 10 ELIZABETH q. THoMP-
SON, of Hanover.
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1t gives H. pleasure publish what know i real worthy
tie unug II Is truly hing be able 10
az here article which though pnird and laudcd Ia
the -hc- praised too hirl,-is not ovrrraed In
sending forth eek after week notices of the Great Amer
Remedy. Nauehns Vegetable IithUnriitic Mixture
that doing public ice and the
suffering SIX viii ihi> medicine Iou tiankin.
the man lao the of printing Ii has STORED
to>ands ail the world what the complaint
ry be, II Is the panarca for IT, Twas only week since
We card Of q of complicated and truly affecting f.
mall, debility hch has been cured by this article, after
the lay had used MP hundreds Of dollars and ciioyrd
many piysriIIs SiA b5rs Of this mixture cured her
and sir j. a strong hraliLy wOman-iN months a2p
ne ricly taken doNn in spirits and constitution
Gail n,,nh she AGENTS in This paper under the Great Amer
'caa Rene iy. Get pamphlets.
". F. Russell, AGENT.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

As one Of the evidences of the state of feel
ing in the Key Stone State, we have placard
containing call for meeting of the work
men of Phenixville, Pa, who are favorable to
the election of Taylor, Fillmore and john
ston. The meeting is to be held on Saturday
evening. The call is signed by upwards OF
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY individ-
uals-puddlers, heaters, rollers, spike cutters,
nailers and others engaged in the iron works,
as well as shoemakers, bricklayers, carpenters,
&c &c; and our friends inform us that one
third of the names are those of Democrats,
who have determined to 90 for Taylor, Fill
more and Johnston. This is significant sign
of the times The working men of Penusyl-
vania are moving, and in the right spirit
The truth is, the shoe pinches terribly under
the operation of the Tariff of 1876.
The men there demand Protection to ~
merican Labor, and they know that it can be
obtained only by putting an end to the govern
ment of those who discriminate against Amer
lean Labor. This consideration alone, ought.
and must, we think, carry Pennsylvania for
the Wings A Wing President, ard Wig
Congress, will make all right anon. But be-
sides the multtudes brought TO the support Of
Gen. TAYLOR, by determination to have a
change of Administration, the Free Soil move
mcnl Is udNOC tHc IOliOMCIS VI
Cass. There is a regular stampede of the
ranks of Cass and Butler to Van Buren, and
Adams.
(From the Philadelphia n. American.)
Clarion County, heretofore one of the strong
holds of locofocoism, which has always ocen
considered safe for 200 to 400 majority for
locofocoiSm, has at last shown evidence of n
determination to revolt against the party which
has done 50 much to deceive and ruin Penn
sylyana. a number of the most distinguish
ed democrats of that county have rcpudiatcd
the Baltimore nominees and are Tow support
ing TAILOR and Fillmore.
We find in the Clarion Register long ad
dress, signed by Christian Myers and twelve
other " supporters of the Democratic party"
declaring their abandonment of the party
which has abandoned the protective Policy
and their determination to support the " NOM
inees of the Philadelphia Convention :" which
nothing but the rush of foreign news prevents
our REPEATING this morning. Judge Myers,
it will be remembered, was 4 Polk elector in
1874: and the other twelve sigAers are men Of
perhaps equal note and influence in the ranks
Of our opponents. They come up nobly to the
rescue of their State and country; and, as
there are thousands in Pennsylvania who think
and feel ike themselves, their example will
be contagious.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10

urxnv CLAY-The Natchez Courier
The 9Th ultimo. says: A letter from
This distinguished statesman was received
n town. few days since. In it, he sta
-, that he should cordially support Gen.
TAYLOR, and expressed surprise that any
ne could have thought for an instant that
10 would take any other course.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Oct. ).
At market 1900 Heef Cattle, 300 Stores,
10 pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs. $500 Swine.
PEICEs-Beef Cdale-Exra $500; first
quality, SIS CPS; ID. do, s. $40. g.
Stores-Last weeks prices not sustained. ,
years old SIC to Sl4; 3 years old SIS to S2I.
lI'orking Orea-Sales at SCI, 10, 50, 80,
and 100.
Co,rs and Calres-s2l, %, %, 81 and 40
Sheep and LaasbS-S1, %, $50 ,, and 2,50.
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:poR z q ATT s
MIR. FRANCIS BURROWS

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Middlebury and vicinity that he has returned to
this village after an absence of year, making in
vestigations and improvements in the Daguerre.
an Art-having visited the principal establish
ments of the Kind in the cities-that he is now
prepared to render his pictures entirely satskcto-
ry. He is confident, from his long experience and
the success he has had in the art, that he can sat
isfy the Most fastidious.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call>and
examine for themselves.
n. b. a superior article of quick stuff for
sale.
Oct. 8, ls4S. 90 IT,
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SnocKING CAsUALTY.-A house occu>
piel by Mr. Palmer, near the "Brlck
House" in Jericho, was burnt TO the
ground on Tuesday evening, and two lit
lie children of Mr. P, four and six years
OF age, persisted in the flames.-Barling-
ton Courier.
A young lady of Newburyport, Mass,
died the other day from chewing large
quantities of cloves.
G." Encke's Comet RAY now be seen
with telescope, near the star Capella, IN
the constellation Auriga. In about three
weeks it will be visible to the naked eye.
We are told that Hon John ?. nale, in
his address the other day at Winchester.
said he dill not 6clisre that Gen. Taylor
wouM rcfo any art of C0ngreSS contain
ing the IIiimOt ProriSO, il elected Pres
ident of the United StaIes.-hetHe ScHti-
nM
WaLrrp Forward has lately addressed
the Wings of Pnisburg IN powerful
speech ia faver of Gen. Taylor.
For EtnorAno.-The Boston Tram
script saws it is rumored that ships are
li,;mr out for Alta, California, we'll sup
oiled with tools, provisions. and adventu-
res for a descent upon she newly discov-
cred gold mines.
OHIn.-A very large number of Wings
took counril together nj Lebanon on Tues
day. The whole country round about came
up. The young aud The old. male and le>
male, all camc up 10 kindle The Wing coun
ell fires They came with flags, baPncrs.
molioes. and with music. enthusiastic i'll tho
work before thcm.-They had 4 good time
together. and separated in hiEh spirits, firm
n resolved Ia perse we're in the good work he
fore them, mud roll up high majoriiies fuI
Ford and the State ticket and for Taylor ana
FILLMORE. The veteran Judge COllct was ii
tie Chair. Excellent addresses were made
Ly G.. =. Smith J. Wood. J. J. Crilienden
and +. D. Stcphenscn.-[ Cincinnati Gaz. 2SIh
krNTUcKY FOR TAYLOR, WITH RrsH
-According to the Louisville Journal, MIR
Critienden SAYS that. wherever he went, du
ring his late canvass in Kentucky, he SAW o.
heard Of numbers ufDemocrais who avOwet
their determination 10 vo:e Cor Gen. Taylo
lie adds. that, If any one ofthese Democrats
voted for himself. he is not aware oft. lie
confidently believes that Kentucky will GO
for Gen. Taylor by majority OF 10000.
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TIE NATIONAL PSALMIST,

By N1SON s. WEBB
NTOV ready for delivery THE National Psalrist
IN new collection Of Church aInse, &c, by ioHoli M'-
sou and George jane Webb
,i- work upon which than three years Of labor
b,, b ey,aprd presented % tlpfI-tfrs, Teach
ers Of Music and others most complete MANUAL or
Ps ,r-ropv adapted 70 the Of Choil>, Congregation
Singing SCHOOL,, and Musical Societies.
Ia addition large variety Of entirely Music, fur
n-hcd By distinguished foreign ami nufiTe contributors,
the National Psalmist believed to contain larger pro
portion any other collection, Of the rich standard
which the Church has used for aces but many of
which arr nevertheless 10 this country.
Ii contains OF ic popular English Chants, ard IL
Anthems. mostly new well adapted both for Church
worship and Choir practice.
Its indexes very complete embracing besides the
usual alphabetical and metrieal indexes index to first
lines Of hymns sc, and Descriptive Tables" in winch
the classified according their style and eharae
ter
RUSS ELI. aud GOLDSByRY's Reading Books, now
used than 100 and admitted 10 be the best
and cheapest before the public
Classical and School Books, and Stationary Of I'll kinds
furnished Merchants Tc,chers AMI Towns nj vEY Low
IdIces Orders solicited by
~ TAPPAN, WfITTEhORE MASON,
CIV III Washington Street, Boston
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10

Henry Clay, Gov. Letcher, Senator
Corwin, Caleb B. Smith, of find, and Col
Jamos Collier, of Ohio, are advertised TO
be present at a grand Barbecue at Haml-
ion, Ohio, got up in honor OF CorwIn.
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6 1-2 p. NJ.

IL L. Nj.
Coast. and Brazos Island was submerged.
A U. S. Schooner. Capt Paige. was lost.
1000 persons are said 10 have been pre-
sent at The Wing meeting at Abingdon, Mass.
Webster made Taylor speech the import
Of which was much like that al Marshfeld,
only more decidedly for Taylor. He rFain
tanned ,hatthe contest was between Taylor
and Cas-, in the approaching election.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10

NJ Hon. JouN ToNNELE of Jersey
civ. at present a member of the New-Jer-
ecy Senate, and recently nominated as one
Of the Free Soil Electors at large for the
State, has an able letter in the Neao-
ark Adrertise giving his reasons for
declining to serve on the VAN BUREN
ncket. and for his intended vote for Gen.
TAYLOR.
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ADDISON CONSOLATION

VIII meet at Shoreham, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. For farther
particulars see the Chronicle of the 18th inst.
T. \. MERRILL, Register.
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BOOKS !
BOOKS ! !

Juv emile Annals, Bibles, Classical and School
Books, as favorable terms as they be procur-
ed in any of the large cities.
Committees wishing to procure Sabbath School or
District Libraries, will find good and cheap as
sortmeni.
l.. w, CLARK.
Mildlebury, Oct. 9. 1s4S "a
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WXSTIH.S BALSIM or Wild CHERRY
tao great remedy for
CO\SIT NJ pr ION

NSUM PTION,
Aud the hest inedi zine known to man for
A,tlril Of every sage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis In
facn1a, Cou,!- Colds Bleeding Of the Lungs,
shortncss OF Breath pains aud weakness
ia the side. breast, &C. and all
other diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
\ vcsy important ,lise-e which this Basam cNcrts
Il very powerful influence, l. thai Of
DISEASED LIVER
In This complaint has undoubtedly proved more cfca
ciou, tina any rrcly hitherto employed, and in
OF. n.aucc. hcn patients had endured long and severe
suilrrin; fro the disease, without receiving the least benc
lit from yarous remedies and when MERCURY has been
r,rir To in vain tac OF the Bau has restored the
LIZ i hcalt!y action ani in maay instances eli ctcd
PERMANENT CURES,
after ~ cry rcnry had faled to produce this de-
sirril ci.rrt.
Besides astonishing efficacy in tho diseases above mcn-
toned We find a very ccctua remedy IA ASTHMA
a compliant Inch il i, been extensively used with de
,idr, surr..s>, ia eases ul YEAR, standing.
u cny fruni = regular physician bat has al
lcn we'll tested in ali the complaints for which II Is rec
uuIrnrd Il * jay intention, therefore, either io
ril it il, m, ~trry nr in way decrivr the public by
vcrrs- uiucs the contrary shah simply cnlcav
to ui,c brief M usefulness and Halter
>clf il. surprising efficacy will eiahc mo TO furnish
such proofs 81 s virtues Will satisfy tue most ncrcdu
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Nonr Genuine unless ii sicl l. BI'TTS the wrapper
W. p. Russell, Agent.
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EU CONSUMPTION, dire ard dreaded
is The enemy which it is the mission Of Blu
chan's Hungarian Balsam 10 MEET and
OVERTHROW. And tins mission has
been Performed, in hundreds of instances, Of
which we have the most distinguished, au-
Ihentic, and unequivocaI proofs.
Pamphlets, containing mass Of cerif-
cafes and other evidence. showing tbs une-
quaIled merits ofor this Great English Rem
edy, may be obtained of the Agent, gratuit>
ously.
DAVID F. DRADLEE & SoN. sole Agents
T the United States. $50 Washington Street
Boston.
Sold by w. P. Russell, Middlebury, and
by agents generally in n. f.. 20; 4w.i
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Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
VIII he sold on Saturday next. Oct. 18th. ut
o'clock. p. NJ, at the House formerly occupied by
Joel Doottlc. Esq Il few rods cast of the Yer
mont Hotel, the following articles, viz:
1 French Bedsteads,
l PdylOr Store,
l Store ariM GalIors Pine,
l Canada Store and Pipe,
Iron Ware, any quantity,
Tin lTdre, Cans, Pals, Pans,
Bread Pans, Stone Hare, CrocIeyv,
Wash Stands, Dressing Tables kitchen Tables,
.to,u foot Table tcih ends,
Looking Glasses,
l or more Beds, Under Beds,
1 do=. Flag Bottom Chairs,
Dressing Bureau, (Jfahogany) ,rih Glass,
do. do. do. ,rithom GEtSs
COTnices for Curtains.
Plated .Sicer Candle Sticks,
pair Brass Andirons, Fender,
Easy CLAIR.
? Mahogany Light Sands,
Barrels, Wash Tubs, Butter Tubs,
Candle BoyeS,
1 Glass Vdse Of IVar FiOiecrs,
l lIdnteL Lamp,
l AstraL do.
Suspended do.
dozen Wifi Glasses,
.Slrer PLATED Cake Baskets,
Plated Castor,
Half dozen Large PldtterS,
1'ween,
Half do=. Tea ITditerS,
Double Tin Corers for Hotel Tables, &C., &c.
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A CAss CmIcKEN.--A chicken with
two fares. Zone probably dough face
is exhibiting at New Orleans.
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POWDER Mill ExrLosioN.-The grain
ing mill Of the Mcssrs. Hazards powder
works at Enfield, Conn exploded with Il
tremendous report, about 9 ! , o'clock,
Sunday evening The mill was IN opera
ton, bu no person was in at the time.
The amount of loss cannot be very great
The explosion was heard here distinctly,
and it shook the doors and windows very
scasibIy. The light of the flash was also
seen by persons who were out of doors at
the moment.-SprngfcH Rcpud. Tics
dGv.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-10

There was large and enthusiastic Wing
meeting at Albany on Tuesday nigh. not
outstanding the violent storm. The Erc-
ming Journal says:
"The influence of this meeting will be
salutary. The Wings of Albany are
now fully in the field, and they will con-
tinue their labors unremittingly, until the
battle is fought and The victory won"
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
NEW York, Oct. 9. 3P. NJ.

The Georgia election has resulted in the
choice of the following members of Con-
gross:
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The election in Delaware has resulted in
4 Wing majority OF 1913.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining at tn, Pos; Office at AIilllcb uly
I VI, Sept. 3Oih, ISIS.
| y. 4. Atwood Mrs. Harriet Lawrence.
James y. Ames, Miss Nary y. Leon ri.
/ Messrs Aiken & Barber. Eliliu LaIicuu'sir
Miss Mary andrews, 1'aul Lcirip.
John Boycc, Mrs iavcivc.
Armenia Briggs Icnic Iapics
Charles Bxbv, J. G.. Alallc-y,
John Brown. u. Moore.
Malone Bruncll, Jasper :. Aarccv
Joseph Bowdish, IIu.h 5iahcar1i.
michael CryncS, lati AickHncghcHy
Mrs. jerome A. Bcncd'ct'rhoma> McIIcrHrv.
Miss Ann s. ButIcrfeld Charlcs Martin.
Jane tawley, Henry McAlaytcr.
VIM. =. Cochran, james Matthews
II. Clark, Rice Morrison
Y. Y. Clay, Mary NcCracSan.
Marcus Carlton james Murphy
Michael Golfer, Michael MrItr,ulc~.
W. Cane, Mary McNamara
G. Il. Cummings, Edward McNan.arhcc,
Miss Ann ". Cook, NJ. Morrin,
Mrs. Harriet +. Carr, Mis- Harriet Nanrcy,
Mrs. Sarah Douglass. Ashbcl H. Nasa.
Miss Mary l.. Davis Mrs. Isaac Nichols,
John Davis, Thomas u. Peck
Andrew Dardis. Miss Cordclia Phelps,
MARIN Duffy Patti Purtil
Philip Du@gan, Mons. Samuel Pcpn,
Edward N. Dewey. Miss Emily Piper,
AtdlNou pu-HaIhl, Nii5 Harriet IalsCDsi
Prof Gov. Eaton. Domonic Ouaiu
Mrs. Hannah English, Stephen ". Remclee
Mrs. C. b. Eldridse, Joseph Rood
Daniel Ford, Sam1 G. Richardson,
Edward Fitch, Joseph Remington
Israel y. Frost. John Ridtv.
Miss Angelina Freeman Andrew Race.
Michael Garan Robert Pamsrv
Matthew Galran. Patrick Smith
Michael Graham = Saml Sargent,
W. i. Gilbert Geo W Sca.tlcn
Philip Gordon, Ashley Samson,
Richard Groom Edward Summer,
Noah Granger, David Scoit.
Miss Catherine Gleason, Edward II. Sweet.
Mons. Oliver Iiarpin Miss Elizabeth Self ifse
Daniel Healcy, Mas. Sidney Smiii,
Francis Iealey, Samu,l y. Sumner,
Eli Holden, Harry Thomas
LoTal Huntingdon Mons Narcisa Valeuais
Dennis Hcartney, ROYAL Wither
James llarkin, Miss Anna Wilson
Miss Mary lieagin, I.avius Wood.
Miss Mary lngraham, Sabrina Wood,
Horace Irving, Nathan G. Wool,
%. G. Keith Miss Jane West,
Michael Kelley. Alexander Webster,
Miss Mary Ann Kiliey, Dana Wakefield,
John f. Kinney, Rev. AIlure Walker,
Miss Mary T. Kinney Miss Julia T. Wiilsor
John Kelley, Mysander Yale.
VIM. 5. lockwood,
Persons calling for any &c the above mention
ed Letters viii please 10 designate them as .Ad.
vcrFsed.
Two cents in addition 10 the postage ere ehar,.-
cd on all Advertised Letters
% EDWARD j. BARRIER /. NJ.
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A young lady of NewburyPort, Mass,
died the other day from chewing large
quantities of cloves.
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Persons calling for any el tic above mention
ed Letters will please TO designate them is -Ad.
vcrFsed.
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