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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28

IL We are gratified to learn that Mr.
Moses F. Chase has been appointed Post
master at Springfield, in place of George
Washburn, removed. - Windsor Journal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-25
Mlistrlloltcous.
From the Boston Chronotype.
The Witchcraft of 1902:
OR,
THE NEW ENGLAND REIGN OF TERROR.
(Continued.)
NUMBER THREE.

IN U N Is l. Ii II e.
We have shown under what circum-
stances the fearful ~witchcraft excitement
commenced. It's first victims were &C.
centric or weak individuals, the objects
of public suspicion or hatred. But rs SUI
porstition was more aroused, the accu-
sers grew bolder and named people OF
the best reputation, and their fall proves
that the superstition was intertwined with
the very foundations oflhe popular creed.
On the 22d Of April were committed to
Jail in Salem with five others, Edward
Bishop aud his wife, and the wife Of Mr..
Philip English. Bishop was one Of the
most substantial farmers in Salem. a man
Of strong common sense, and his crime
seems 10 have been simply his unbelief.
lie was present at n public examination
of the alleged witches, and undertook to
cure an afflicted Indian, one Of the accu-
sers, and indeed succeeded in reducing
him to exemplary quiclness. But as
they were riding home, this Indian. be-
ing on horseback behind another man,
suddenly went into a fit. seized his fellow
rider with his teeth and thus hung on be-
hind. Bishop giving him Il hearty blow
with his stick, The Indian came 10 his
senses and promised 10 do so no more,
On Bishops asserting afterwards that
he believed he could cure all the af-
ficted by the same medicine, such an
alarm was raised in The camp of the ac-
cusers that he was soon cried ont against,
and had to yield TO the strong arm of The
law.
Philip English was a gentleman OF
fortune. for the time, possessing four
teen buildings, a wharf, and twenty.one
ships. He had had some controversy
with the town, and was an object of envy
and dislike to many Of the poor, and es.
pecially ofthe worthless, though really a
good On the twenty first of April
Mrs. English a most lovely and accom-
plished woman. Of undoubled piety, wa.
accused, and the same evening the
officer was at the door of her bed cham
Der with his warrant. He SET guards a
round the house that she might not es
cape, and carried her off to prison thc
next morning. With despair, so dread
fully significant that TO the eye of reasol
itreveals the whole cause of The delusion
she gave herself up for lost, prayed will
her children, gave directions as TO lhoi
education, and then told the sheriff she
was ready TO die. Mr.. English, appre
hensive of the same fate, kept out of The
way.
As a curiosity, we give from Calef, the
mittimus by which these and other per.
sons were committed to Jail
10 their Maissties' GOal-kseper in Salem.
you are in their majesties' names
hereby required 10 take into yoae care,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-25
1Dnrtrp.
For The Bugle.
The Ocean.
by JOSEPH TREAT.

There is an Ocean, whose waters are sweet,
" here the billow is hushed, and storms never
beat;
Where the breezes that blow are heavenly
and calm,
And the victors that ride bear branches of
palm.
There is an Ocean, whose waters are pure,
Where the heart-sick and weary repose them
secure;
For they who have bathed in its crystal tide,
Have ceased from their pains and their tears
have dried.
There's a shoreless Ocean of perfect Love,
A mingling of heart with the Lamb and the
Dove;
A fo%retast, a CuH-taste, of joys not 10 die,
And a blending of earth with the holy on
High!
There's an Ocean of Glory, unfading and
bright,
Where the sky never dims, nor clouds shut
the light;
hheIe tHe SOUL may lle odshlhS III Stunning
Of day,
Like the insect that floats in the sunbeams Of
May.
There's an Ocean of Rest, unrufled and
deep,
Where the trusting securely their consciencos
keep;
For the Secret Pavilion is made their Abode,
And they rest them in peace in the bosom oil
God.
There's an Ocean Of Life, poured from Siloa's
Fountain,
yelling up by the Throne in the fair Zion
Mountain;
Where floods upon floods gently break Ger
the soul,
And the waves Of salvation ceaselessly roll.
There's an Ocean of Peace, like a River ever
flowing,
River ever widening, and deeper ever grow
ing;
o blest be the spirits who lave in that Riv-
Blessings on The earth, Beaiitude ever!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-25
Agents for the Bugle.''
OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbrealh, and !,
"
OHIO,

OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbrealh, and
Johnson.
C1!umbiana +; Lot Holmes,
Cool Springs; Mallon Irvin.
Berlin; Jacob II. Barnes.
Marlboro; DR.. X. G.. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetmore,
Lowellville; John Bissell.
Youngstown; ]. S. Johnson.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
Selma Thomas Swayne.
~Springhoro; Ira Thomas
Harveysbnrg; V. Nicholson.
Olklanl; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls S. Dickinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg; Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis,
Bath: J. B. Lambert.
Ravenna; Joseph Carroll.
Wilkesville; Hannah Il. Thomas.
Southington Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Joseph Barnaby.
Malta VIM. Cope.
Richfeld Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor
Lodi DR.. Sill.
Chester = Roads; Adam Sanders.
PainesviIle; r. McGrew.
Franklin Mills Isaac Russell.
Granger; l.. Hill.
Hartford G. w. Bushnell, and Wm,
J. Bright.
Garrettsyille; A.. Joiner.
Andover; A. G. Garlick and ]. F. Whit
more.
Achor Town; A. G. Richardson
INDIANA.
Winchester; Clarkson Pucket
Economy Ira c.. Maulsby.
Penn John l.. Michner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh; H. Vashon.
A good family Horse, 6 years old, for
sale. Enquire Of JAS. BARNABY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-25

A good family Horse, 6 years old, for
Enquire of JAS. BARNABy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-25

BY means already referred to, the jails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

r-..,.s ~, ~ required -1 remove nf --- FI-s-
excitement are informed that ihev can nave pa IN @
~ - - ~ III soca an FREE Eht boat l' ' r.
sra.' on, o-'s ~ ~ Jyls -us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
Attempted Abduction OF slaves.

Tr1n ~ Wsku "a r.lss g.
On Thursday a las, week two men slaves III
property Of citizens Of Leon County were discovered
secreied among the cotton board u the ong Della
INN, master. bound for New York. They were in
mediately TUNED over % George & H0f Es1 one Of
me JUSTICES Of the Peace 70 be disposed q the az
direcis tpon their sepsrste examination. u Va.
brought n night that they had been enrcet on board a
sad weasel and there secreied and hsrbored y one Am
brose Taylor. free man % color. acting COOK and
steward
he Justice promptly issued his warrant Tor tee
arrest 81 ssd Iaylo-, and h. led - he bar on
saturday. The prisoner was ably defended By Thos
Je' Heir. E.q, and every opportunity Vas Afforded
Inn Of scqltng himse.i NJ The charge. Captain Irm
a. also prescnt "lth praise worthy desire that IS
tee NJ sht 30 given his unfortunate cook.
The testimony was Of surh character as Q induce
the Justice % require tsi ia the % thousand
dollars. for Isyior- appearance A. ne next regular
term Il our Crru! Courtto % held IL snd for Wskg
County and in default whereof be regularly com
mites % Leon County jail. there 20 spend ns sumner
Thus. from the sckiy interested sentimentsify o,
some ri citizens IN relation % the enforcement -
our free negro laws have two Of or worthy citizens
come near losing ther property day more. and 70
recovery would nave been almost hopeess or A. east
nave put tie oWners and Captain Tim 70 much trouble
snd expense For had be have got 70 SEA before the
slaves were sc0vered o. 1e board he would either
have had % return = Marks Or ylt into some other
Southern port-or else be ed INTO tedious and eE-
pensve law suit upon bis arrival 10 New-l0 rk-snd
probably the ~ the slaves AZ last have nst their
property True haze detected the thief, Bat ~
j. he poor simple instrument IN the hands o. rtff
Northern fanscs whose bark hesrs concoct what they
dare not execute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

Al s.r.t.rs sp-rts tours JOHN
WARRgN CARFsNTER f.q. Ar,ra-y sns u1.-or a. L.
d, .-.ar at r-cort Fr'Vi'--
. 900 hei ~ ~hd tss removed tie
-.,.~ Wa h1p~s C4sterrg
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II 49,. .frtksr ta~r o. - - c-strot-r
~ Csrr.rfsr rrsins-a Nlsus Co -
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nd :. sns uutaatsfs 80
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81 - d-si a~g-rs >s-.ie.. Coanis
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hai bn success stch ustt 81 excite iss
a,st-st bogss Nl be. ipture euo-1ce
R.t a eosrt n-y - - s -,-u 80
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.ri ha.ts.
~, -, s@~tu ~ NO ku-~ - q h-af
III th-F h--rts ar1 - 49, t-a
sscr-a srt fssf tar -
r~n k-dr-s M thcs aas 49, from sra-~s 90
DO Of ~ 20 5srsy-t .ransts degree -
.,,... % - s-tom sc1se1 49,
essf-s sranssr az Ell , sVp>d ear >AfstSa
-, 80. ~. s..,s AEsasi th. if-atn-si souns
~. --r,.ra q sutsr-. Tat he Prsveu,ss foa
-ssiEs hen % hlso~o f~sHc-ne-- ,., .
f-lds Ha3sf as sitter e-retre
3D.. thsv hog~ tai he c-s ah az "a
trnurh szs valley H. ufe ur he--f - ~ fsa<
s.ss q h srtr-a mass era ~ ne Ffs.ne- q
n. R-ce~rsr 49, a. Cd .... ,,,.-r,. 81. -.
A, Southport Ch-mlfx Co JaN IS 9Anes nANNt 81
rrnef, OF CITY. sg~f - O.. b.
=, s.i,s.-. II Juy ash-ss sss = BE as sors .
o,.,r. a .nxrssd WITH rs bruit-r hon ''c-rt ss
Of Rochester part q ,s~ ora -ose ne Gas
,rv Ne sfrr~sri novrd ia - amy a'' s-''~
Nrec.u -bssos b. rvnc.'d 70 ihsos -. ~
Ia wyoniar y JAY - nrs s.fsh !" 20 y Ne -
o.~coS T-,,--< n.slnaary % eurnsh arsc - y-afa
A A-.,srdsn. n. Y JshH Qslsg AsAna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
CITY ITEMS.

cao,vs. HosyIraL.-In company Win
medical friend, we recently paid orei '''' ,,h.,
vuv.ro At and Centre At. Hospitals and i'O-,
..w and heard feel constrained 70 Say '''''
-. ,,a,,oent there IL an absence OF tnA' 60 49,"
-, ,,bich should be bestowed upon 'ne w ''
- va do not pretend 20 decide WIN WYNN 'N'
81, u,.-vhether with the CITY Au''''
- radical gentlemen in whose eh~so '"
-. -. IN ,lsced But we fear there eeN Oh
attention. both IN physician' A'' -, 49,,
-, uo.,ital which we visited Oe'"e'" anu
49, IN The afternoon. we %" woman VINO nS'
-, h,ongbt in during the forenoon anu "no apps"
- b. in the srestest agony. Her exHemiue' were
o,,. cold and ND to that time, a. we learned beyond
w. ,,.-,.. II acme internal remedy, nothing
"a h.s, done for her-no attempt had been made 10
,rs,u, resetlon by rubbing or By any external ap
,s.,,or bs,ever and understand that this case is
- M mean. singular. Neither the physician nor his
,ncin.l assistant was present and friend called
hs dsv previous without finding the physician his
post.
We then visited the Centrest Hospital where things
.ppeared little better but here also, lack Of
eompe,ent and faithful nurses. One Of the physician
nimseN ABSENT assistants politely conducted Us
through the establishment and in the upper room or
ward We little child, perhaps four Eve years
Of sge. The doctor inquired Of the nurse how the lii
lie fellow getting along She replied Very vel.
only he had spell OF purgng this forenoon. Why
did you not inform Of the circumstance immediate
y inquired the young doctor Now it does appear
TO that Hospital physician should visit his patients
often enough know something Of their several con
diiions and symptoms, procure the assistance Of
nurses sufficiently intelligent and Trustworthy 70 report
Immediately any change in their condition
No person OF common Intelligence need be informed
that the terrible epidemic which Il sweeping 90 many
into the cold grave Is Of character which requires
immediate and constant attention And shsl It be said
Of the great City Of NewYork that she allows her
humblest citizen the poor stranger, 70 suffer, per
chance 70 die for lack Of that assistance which she
might render Surely human life Ia not Of 90 little
value as 10 be thrown away and il is the plain duty Of
the City 10 do all that she possibly do, at whatever
cost to save the lives Of those unfortunstes who in
their last extremity seek her ospitals-Perhsps We
are mistaken Possibly all Is being done for the best
but If not now, trust such will be the
When we have done all do 10 save life
sponsibility ends-not till then.
Who doc. tie mosf hs circuns'aroe allows
Does rel-acts nobyi angels could o. more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

NJ cHiGAN Is MovING A writer In the North
Western Dollar Wesky says that by the new law of Mich
gan no license 10 retail wine spirtuous liquors car
bee granted in any city. village or township unless
majority OF the therein shall have voted in favor
thereof at the next preceding township charter cleo
zion. Heretofore the legal policy has been to grant
licenses unless majority said No. Now the d.
reversed the policy NOT % grant licenses EHss
srifv sau Yea This shows decided and clearly up
ward advance OF public opinion
IT II. Miller. Esq Superintendent Of Lights
on tho Upper Lakes, formerly Editor of the TEE
raph visited here last week bis return 10 Buffalo
lie has visited every port the lakes within the ssl
six weeks being about 80 In number. 10 takes Ei
tor to give hgM They are the light OF the world
kalamazoo (Mich) Telegraph
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HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 10 PEAkL-ST. fORh
Have recently Published new and
fuPs0yED EDITIONS or

ttr-vrfVGrOy & SAVAGE. 1l6 PEARL-sT n YORK.
Have recently Published new and
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ff The be-t ersnt on Astronomy Tor Institutions
or private rarrersthe text being simple aud clear e.
DIarauOn Of The maps.
MiebeF. Bur.u's Geography u the Heavens, being
Burrtr- work revised aud greatly Improved WINS No"
Arss ard ell the ais discoveries By Prof o NJ Mitchell
0odrch'. NauOnsl QuartO Geography Just revised by
,he author and 81 and beautiful 'yiogrspme maps
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PRIMARY price reduced yet cOrtaning about 1000 more
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Sfs brought down 20 election u Gen Taylor, and
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Rome The sal- Of these works Is rspidiy extending
rt-v are adopted hy hest schools and academies 10
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5.cs- Lb.ary editions 70 sheep, viii raised bands
Tley publish alsO. which are ~!dsiy 10 u'e 49,
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Barrr'. Geousphy Of The Bssvens. wiki .srss css'-
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Mr- L.ncou ~ Bosny. enlarged.
P1eIps'. PIT ysOpby, vol limo
PneIp-'s Chemistry. / vol. limo.
Phelps. Philosophy, Chemsy and BotaDy for beginners
r. nurys FIRST BOos In French.
P.n1-t'. Pfacuca French Teacher.
Pale5. ky % French Teacher an admirable series o.
Fors, snd deemed ~ ne best teachers NE best 10"
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80 " .ce.aeols books. Blank booa' and s,.uonery al
tle owes prices ~ ~tuHe IN
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Far Sale, ef s,oek,. r.. Sc, Fga-,A Page

THURSDAY July ls-PM.
The Stock market is not active, bat generally
,he feeling is buoysnt There Is more movement in
Erie Bonds and the prce advanced 70 03i for the FIRST
Mortgage Bonds and 92l for the second Mortgage
The inquiry for these Bonds quite large Tres
sury Notes were also in demand al prices comparative
ly shove the loans
In Exchanges there is nothing doing, and the
rates are heavy Sterling is noninsLy s;d-i Francs
535d530.
Freights SIRE without change, with something
doing ship wa. taken up 70 losd Naval stores for
Liverpool at 3s 5000 or 900 bush Corn at 81
5000 or 5000 bbls Flour Is ID Heavy goods pos 22'
"a Cotton, ID. To Ireland there ia nothing doing
To Havre Cotton was tsken al &C.
There is no new feature in the street. and It i
difficult to get up any movement in the present desert
ed state Of Change
Speaking Of the safety Of Enc Railroad Bonds
Thompsons Bank Not reporter says
Bond. ne 49,, 'h. rsa -th 81 q. t'ags r-f
'a sH..'' 300 po Ih- ar-.' ~ q ni..r - ~.
sers II m ~ o0 loan 40 toe-r. OF
lie ai-r. fret nos- boue hsv- noia x
-'ars they H. fret eas Er- 5ri.
'ha. Tor Ere i'i end' " 20 DOT nt.ae ,r-
- ID - .sl.ns shove pr 10 Ie,s ih.n four ears
The receipts At the Sub-Tressury were ss3, $40
payments, s6O..O4 balance 81 1853 300 duties So,
335
We take the following statement from the A.
iday EreHtD9 J0nrna.
Tie amount eceived for tolls all the NewIors STATE
Canals during the % week 10 july ......S 100 -
Duung the period 10 l8f8.....-......... 'O+ %
Increase in ss7s2 81
The aggregate amount received for tolls from
the commencement OF nayi CATION to the IAN Of .
Jul inclusive u , - tDl
lucfthh" lr lrtf D. 10 -
Amount Of o- received on all he New ork STATE Ca
nas IN each Of the following years during the ~ week 10
July. and the totals up % the IAN July. inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
M AR RIED .

On THURSDAY morning july Rev VI Nsr-a VI g tiM
~ CONCKrClON GAkOiA dsushis Of JOIN
GARCIA Esq OF ths O.
Iu, h. b, r., Or residence her fsh-r hs
mayo S-n.cs Lac Hector Fss Ms P FiDgLlA
- o. NHAKTO> " JOHNSON 90 he CIT OF Ns~ fora
Fsnl-a a. jay DO Jsmes Wright to Mfs Mar CaAs ate
Al Portland. VS. Juu.s4 ses.~cl Of Assa c
A.-n
a, R,ssg Pa Ja G-e sessr-eoru OF Aeaay to to Can
afi1- ke~n
Ja Is Rsary seam, Mar MaHus both Of We, Heura-s
. .hr. p
Nsssn Jolly IT, Rev Rs'o J. Cons Of c0fsahas.a \.
o. ts--f Nsrr-t-r
hiI s.nsfi-r of Dr John 7. " oothul
Jas lo Port Ms-f'ugor. J Horace Dc Lac I o.
NJ. daughter 60 Cspt JHhr Covert
A. Ton kr-r Jl3 JOSH yer % Sash koru1shs
A. R-'vr,-fs Ilns %. George to k4tsostt ~
A. Nar.rso l Jue- = --ph kodsssu.t 10 A. Nck-f
AZ C.r-n j., o F~-r Jonv. O. Margaret RsaHors sss
l3r.-hsr X n % Nsrtta c fssisA
A. pssr.l. " JuyiN E..cn, Of 4e Eston Of he
\ IN >tsr. o. panels / Tfls-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
DrRroN.~ TuEArRR-CHAM ST On
DFRlDAY EVENING. July eo-wni be played re

BLY, bhck.....-... bunon Harriet. Mss VI Tsy1i
~ shocsSessy 90. broas CHAM Mfs Arlington. Rchsrtsoo
Prtce--pre-s Circle aud Psrcueue - cts Family C'rc q
or Second Tier . cts Private Boxes ~ ard g. Doors
open q 4. 10 Commerce al OF och
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
800 :, t>cI\F. And BOILERS. :

- ~ .cr ber- ar -xersiv-y r. 50 - -. 49,.
- ,- lie g.e Of frel are ln-qls-d llr.r - Pr,
- c..5 or ca.f-iror bed p.s-s from y ~ !, =. 20
~" Fal - -ie~l ard ~ snc--v' bees WIZ
81 80 -g-rei I ~ r-Er .aior ard force l-n' .s
,..i H., - engine. tnls -s7irz uocn rAp-l-e n ~
-. F-o,- 70 ly horse power contain. D-
~ 80 mo- A. short u0-c~- a-so -a"ili - ..---'
100 80 II great s'r-rEfa snf ro' -r fre-l. ~ ~
TrfN- ma s.. ss-r-f.-t Tee subscriber 14fe I'D
80 -. ,.-ffa &C 81 Dps. ard r0-rnS ger i. '-
$3.50, - -sf..r /. ore fr1r g 70 re. "a men W. p
..~r .ra boiler srI ri0-- A--u.- t--
ll g. .---- yr-ld Henry Fsroa1s- 59-io-
- u u ~ Wprr-sfrr atss- Big 4 ~ !,
-a--l - o. heir rl -lue- can te seen al L "
49, -. Y Prices ue lover for casA -Aal en-
-i.es q 81 -. MCKAY HOADLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

At Philadelphia the Money market Is easy aud
business dull
The Camden and Amboy Road are paying semi 40
nual dividend Of & cent and the Trenton Road 2 c.
beside T. cent. from the Camden and Amboy Com
pany... The Cdntocook Manufacturing Company OF
Baskerville, \. Il. OF T. cent The American
Land Company Of 81 = share
The General Railroad Law Of Connecticut re-
quires that the Bonds Of all railroad corporations ere
ated by the General Assembly Of that State shal b,
registered in the Office OF the Controller OF Public Ac
counts before being issued Bonds Of the New IIaver
and Northampton Company 10 the amount Of $4,000
were registered on Monday.
The receipts on the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
Railroad, from January to Juno !, exceed s45 900 -
Tho receipts for the month Of June over $4,000
The Imports at Boston for June were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
SCHOOLS.
SPECIAL TfRM
GREENWICA INSTITUTE,


rI,HROTGH THE ADVICE Of many Of the friends OF
l t, Institution Ire Rector has concluded to np.i r.
S,~rl.l Term vi Two months du alton, commercng or
f- l Of July and confirming until the llh day OF oei
frnter A. s.p-rod like the present, ben We are being
visited bv pe-u snual disease there are many % ol
eirlan. u ho deem 70 wise ana prudent 'o remain ln hr
-.-o igy tfe Sumner months By means OF MS EXila
s-,iog he Ifry f0 which parents and guard ans VIII
er-..r Isl bee Sub ecied u preventing their chafen rom
1srdou. exerc I'D the MONDAY sun, change ~ haD
irarcu.tomtd exposure and acs % emp oynrnt " in
,r..f degree be overcome. The school Apartments ar
&c and vel veuu arrc. school VIII open o. . a 81
III contIn.e in session until p during which qeiod
.-,e ,,l be- al hour Of relaxation. Ia- Rector WI" "e
~ 1- n h. enieavors 80 O regulate nr course Oh 10
..rcf.on ,tar tlr "a 0f The pupil sia4i al n"N""
ov.raNed The instruction vii De- Ndiciro 'fhy 80 la
II. NAV be practicable TIE exerc'ses vii consist primer
n.i.V ,n p ocuftor rE.i-h C0mpo-uon History fN'a
Nc Drawing Grammar. OroE hphy, >prAlg ana
A1fhr.uc while The more difficult and ansiflse tran'Nr-
Al he avoided From the above 70 - ID rra1Ly De PER
c-lv4d hat The sought to bee obtained " ms N
y.ror o,u iae established custom of schools ns- en-
M vl-y The heath and Wel-0eng Of The -eeolaf nr
r..o- r1fiue Of the school room viii Pc ~ -i'rfA -
ME- lie cuue- Of the pupil nOt only Delrh a. u-
f.rf.iuin. and p.ca-art Prces Tor adih Scion ~
r,,d.rs-e and regulated according % attendance FY
rrfci an. app y % fle R@cf0r ~ IRE lnst ilr
nav be- obtained spa.dng shepnrm s. is ,f'.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
CALIFORNIA.

rAIIFOR>IA.-rh. letters from Csnfornis, pub.
~ shed papers Of the 10th, state that the
chimes taken the United States for washing gold
proved entirely useless, ami that the pan the Ouy
hing uat would We believe and have sdvor-
used that hs bowl pan motion 10 an old and thoroughly
proved Ian and cannot be improved. Our " sshef is
number of bowls pans mot the whirlng pam 80 ar
RANGED be moved shaken by simple wheel and
pinon aud the al vsntages has the common hand
psn is-in place Of holding In the hand and ssppng ihs
water the person, man may s down and produce
the motion by turning crank and wash more In
day than twenty men can with q common hand pan, and
not even hand aud the labor will be Onetilh
part hard shaking the hand sn They require ess
water than any other machine. A little water may be
taken dry dggings and used and
which will the labor Of carrying the earth great dis
lance 20 the water These machines constructed
hs they may be taken apart and packed IN lnk win
clothes other goods, and pass az bsggsRe The weight
oil them IL only ~ pounds We invite al who going
California To call a. W. Fulton.st and examine them.
| ie22 ths SHERWOOD FlIL6kHAlD