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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

R.ssr'. T.afsr. r. oil 20. -f.'r- fslt
rs highest Ii'a-s We t' Haf OBJ nfon dc rea
others. h.f from p-fsDrr -f-- nd Pc
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..s.. s. tl,Irlf rf-eot tg barr. at nor'i-
.sf. r d ns..fr 1r-Ilt-i .. H.sr r..tfl snT
1 person only a--i- b. o.e bette ta 10 cl7as-i OF r
'rH'h
sod TO ia-gs bo.. g. price . lihe principal oce
l54 Broadway.
AcE>Ts-Acderson. 617 B-oadway pr sn'' - Tenit-
svsrue. DR. Lyon fic ,ands d. Mercer 20 Bfosd-st
Newark; NJ Hays. 90 Fli0l-ti Brooklyn q
Ndrti. - .IIth-.t rh..al.' phiss Pirf-r. bg
more. ~ B-ovr Wss1'uc.o1-a.. b1s'l1i ll,F s.i HAY
rrU 4 Co Chsf 20 or = J. Wight, Ne~-Ore.nsi
David Chambers. So L.us. No. BrorI'-ry, NOBLE,
IA etsrg@r Racle W. t.r sale - Dug<ll-s and
Psfamsrs generally throughout no Un..ed s'ees sna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

4 "a -..,,. vel nehird heated srd vcndst-i rooms
~ =, nod basement and ysrc, Win .;esn power 'L
.,,s. ,-rr,, Ia The essbsh-ai corner q " sshteou
7F"f t1.V - 1 ~ 81 Inn
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Ese--f's Csral t--- W1-ks L-s--r, Fe'- 81, i-f-
We 1sT- rsr-alg - N--t lrorl-cas
Pa---t css Csi.s J1r-f az tclct af .. .nate
-r--eus - -ar.~ az sys--u- h 4 n D. 0-lo-ELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

E1A FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
W FOA CITY Pk0PEaTY-smae within ons mile
hon he Hldson River and three miles from tho village
u se1D4fsh a, containing 10 scres Inquire u
- IN JOHN A c GkAY, 50 Ce5srst
"a REAL ESrATE ~ WESTERN VIRGINIA
- FOk SALE ~ A SLAVERY K co. Civil Eugn
Having msds professional animation Of fh- com
~, soy infofm-uon respecting may obtained hsi
One7, - " aN-sl a. In
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TRICOPHEROUS.
PROF. BARRY's
TRICOPH Z r o u 5
glA11s sd nltdles' y -
CAS-. bruises. Spans,

Fer restoring. preserving and esslI'yhs
hair. erst,cArng fcur srd dsnaili'
srd cur.ug disesses 81 ne sfin,
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Ia. f-v.-.s-- Ia 20 - c--trt-i t-E
.-.r, - ~ grx4 a, r.au Cd ..np-st al ms;
sao-s BARLOW PAItEH
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. 600 WINDOW SHADES

rINNF Largo. STOCK u imported and Arer.-sr rlsnu
fsrmrei Transparent Wtndo~ shades &C every drscfp
r1r vh1lesai- Aut '-si thr n5ov - sic tmpo lnl
a. Pearl go four tl1r from Ctaihsla a. 70 ~
f.rs f,r .a- st prices i1st VII defy a. c'lp -i.ol Aso
st corr coos .sss-s ard camhnrs Tor ne
irafe Purcbs.-rs iuv-i 10 cal md examine iur
tt-rs.tvrs Orders promptly ex-clt-d and SEX %
aay r.rt 4 The Ur tel States. hy sdtr-ss.cF
4 4 ins " % JFNks. ~ P-artfi =. =.
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rRAyKR q KAus.y,- PIANO

sz<<yzl TRAfEk & hAbsAk'- fiAhO-
FORTE5 smory fhs h-sl ic ths cigy,
ESS0IY dlnd are s1ld wno.-ss.s Acd FETAL 81 q
" Il gBrusdwsy. y. 7. Jn-y posssss every de-
srsbe quaty-desht touch power aud richness u tone,
fae sy ard fHsh. Dealers ACC onen arc invited % cai
z1d examine. MO IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

"a To Irr ok i.EA-h Two D.. rA4e hs e,4s
- ore slry -Ul.9n-ss o~i~een .ouH snf Siss's
~ -0.t,- srso. ivu near The ferry Apply ~ DA BAN
gFrr. ~ Carysde. Or T. h SUTTON Is "lls-.'@
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b, -. ~. ~ NJ aIADroE1 III, ~ b, 81. 80.


Df ORDER ui 20 hur nathan Is 1lst~s n
f~ 1upr-H- Court o tho STATE Of NV lNr a-J
gwen psrslsat the srsoffhs s urins
r---f deltYf ne
-sf- ri NNskND hEW LIT. lrut ct Ats,n nf -
Bahama N~s' i1ds Islands AMI mat te st ~
payment Of Do is1s - appear AID iishsr.- sh lia.h
n~f according o. ias, snn uonf- n tla ff pahsatau
II ts lof- sd that he payment ~ sny i~fs fa- %
i4ts At tbs .tst~ ant ~ delivery o. hun ~ W h
perry thin lis State belonging h All any
property 1j ls nrllil~l b. law Dtf-i s
iiy oi sspten5sf ls,s. " van COrf. Au0flsa
- la~sn faf Attaching Creditor p, Nsn.t S-s 700.
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l'sSLIN ADhiNlsTkArOKs OFFICE No. Sa.s.s .,,.., -
gc-.v .-py sfen y th- add GFsE
~ u ths cfy Of ss~ Yofs usfcA.nt d=e-..-s ed
- A-'- Id nestzts. hat 1sh syp th- ssr~s
- .peaiy q Ssv rorE Tor sss. aaniastf.to. 80 a.,
Apfi ~, lsfs JANEs THAygR - -. - - io''i
H'tAh~fsrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

-. NOTIt k-The power ~ attorney sNea ~ u.- "
- ~ AIrahsr Lew 20 .sg ard colie-I me frris &"
-, 90 ABEIE.
- FL tha a. house 81 iot ef sullivan o. Apry % nc
,r-.r Al frn.I ABELE. q C1erry-st cor hooseFel
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-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APART.

EsS MESTS To LET The lower part % nc nous.
h<A only one block from Peek slip Very
The rooms consist basement two pafofs earoou
and r-- bedrooms with cuunisrceNsr Possession given
Immediately Rent Sls0 Apply on the pfemse' o- At II
f..,tsf al wv
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ETrr-T' = ONO n Mo-
per ne punhs.- MONEY, sa -
Art he bss 70 be pat 90 bsofe 80 lsi ts
n-tt September Court a. eotthll
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Barc, Ysrs Bsct--s1ry. f1s19s. OF, o. ist-
- -1ar.-r- ~ ~ 1rsrff-
o. Co cav 4. --t-s -rv..f tr-rty slt-t -
So lar 80 20 LIE josie ilr 80 iafs q ny
go rsT- Ten 11,1-f OF -il-t p '-~-s s1i
Va --s t-.rr fF1r 20 't- a-tr
r. -Fsau as- psrllar an-ist-y 49, s -
sr-ra t-l srs1cn-- 90 lsls-nrE i-ia- q, tI F~- ~
ne r-T-ysa-- ~ a-. et-r r4i -n-i r-s'' -
- sssf- tnsu- To- sfvErisg-s 40 s-c<
-h-spasu c1rstrucoa tsg e. lsi--et s1f -
ulFnL J HfDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

=. TtB IET-Ol Thlrty-secont-st near Fouuh-N
k. r-st cotage No T. vel cs'c'Ilsiai FOR small gen
- fsl toe Croon walter A. he door snd q cay
0f e.cess by stage or cars A'o spNmeun lJf 10 pr
49,. ,rJ child IN house S6 Rsksrst consisting " no.
ana lAcx rooms Sni bedroom and attic. Apply a. %
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

80 ToIEr, OR FOR SAL'. ~ bROohLf y tn NJ
" new a.ory ard Basement 5res d~e4in> na1s~ ~
AS Vsv,st between Desn and Bergen ats near Atsn'
-.f R-.i ovy fagaire o; l. MOORE, iSs reafl-' ~
No. ais w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

rs -v-n-oe %. s--a ear tv -ly RI or ir EaE
r-ry ull1 s81-t 81 ,npsy as-ulty A. ---i7-
cent NENTON sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

a. SURROGATE COURT he'd All rr NJ Couas 4
Nsfk per- it- ~ of Nes lon.
SET April oussut -flt hlifei
RAJ orf d.
srr st.n 81 F-nses. th- AiHfnsfrsfrs. &C.
snsnk deceased. ine.ist~, hr au,hHry 20 ucf'gss
as- the sst nrsfsf- hs
rsafns and ding h- aspiration ~ jan- hsuss
~ I'll 500 Singular he E'. chss sui cfsf,soi
tr Rea~fk of tie CT, a. Nes l1k, fe,sssef ss-
slfhon, mareg- s- the rel estate Of no 80
payment debts ufd~fet hat psr-ous
81 t sat WILLIAM tfNNith. deet.i
Nv lNfk, ore
Yofk. gf Jay OF H-tf tsA
sufLl rs should 80 BE-
nHftrsc-. fs -s'
essf- lie st Nt1 R-n~ "a t-a-assi IS stW be-
to .ss h- 5~1t- A. II hhApfuhp Nlftssts
IcsN nsrstfs. Prffof lasts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

Df ORDER of Charles = Daiy. Fsq OF us Iuif-. N
d. Count II Common Plea. CT, sol Io4nfJ nl Nrs
iors, nouc@ hereby ursn guflant % u@ prsnns r n,
stat.~ aurnrrrg Attachments sg,lsf stsoltg sad, 80
d-n iebt1fs us an attseh-it has ,sua ssls 'la .,
ID WILLIAM A GOLD r-sf-n 90 Tho state of TsIss. si TAI
DO Nf be- -od lf Tie nf b. dahfs sn~ss ip~o
su t,h afe- such ssclsut according 20 ias min fls
ri ts AMI That the payment oi
i-h due residents Of u state AMI t- d4sy hH
for h1s- ~ properly sn tbs stats l@onsg in and -
sny such property OBJ hm mfdtsa By as "a
so.t Dsr-i The fourth dsf af Not"ut-r, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

-. % W A ; I FAl' a IthNN.-4o To- 10 JrTs"f
Ns gg he second and lhrd story ~ neV Dick huld
49, i1g with steam power, well hshi-d and td supply
Of s1n Wssr. rIspt.d especially fHr manufacturing pli
poses PoRes.ion gwen Immediately Apply To bktN-
NFLI& SALISBURY, o. tao pfe nises, corner ~ YORK
M d .ea ne D Ms-fen.lAne. N.N lurs ~ w
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:. YuRK-noP~ TO LRrI % u ss ~ p =. n

e r~.T tergs ~ ST. s. sud IS DlAnesi n,xi % ne
s2 .or..r nj Road ~av Thee chops are vel fghtr1
&C., star ID, every 1cr nd o.h-s eeuirnces Ap
-, 81. f.ss ir. ? PALMER 81 Da.rest
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a.. T., LETT Arespecsbs family, the froai bass
" ueUt and panlries bscE psror nrst n'or am psh
MI triss and bedrooms 10 ne third story without pflEi
g ~ CELLAR Crolon wsier H. Of 6st rste hcs holte
Isl lst- 81 pm a. lecture =. s,ove " Nessr : X
GAISEY 4 co 3 P.tsL OF OFT J. WHITE, III Fiat 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

=. no ~ TEE hrU ION ~ sore lis W iim o. op-
r. roste he " sshngtcn Stores corsistrR or W'ee
"a rooms ali of which car be- brown 10 one or lh-y
WIN, h. 30 ,.parae desired well 60 clised ~ eilher
a ygr0 -szie or retsi hrsiress lrCie OF IL ~ r
i. INNERHli.I. on The premises A. D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

DY oApKR Of pa'e iagrshtm. Iafg- ~ he couv ~ "a
ID Pleas af th- ard Couaty ~ No. fls uot- sisti
s-r. pulsbt the ut 1- ssfat- autlofs Ft
st.colf -s-i All r-,irut rht last
AGAINST Of LILLIAN NfsBFf 80
ROBERT Nl~Rtl rnpsrnsfs under tle &C " LIAM
NIsREr AND COMPANY of saut inus. Nrsnur, rtl %
f-set. The Nee fars nat tie ~ I'D
the payment tT debts spl~af aui ifssffs
.urh attachment scoring a. a~, wln uon- from - fr
plb of fs npt- and a. f" pai nen 90 f-i ia- %
fs state fa delivery tsn Or
property siIn ih- belonging them tnf @
fer s1y yfop-rI them id.u h. la~. li i
Dated the sNh jay of Apri, ls4 BARNARD 4 fAk'u'..
fss8m Attorney An hin- Cred Ifur. a allst
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II -s m Ia lIr9s 10 alei = - snd n F'rsYIs'
NJ .D5 ~ ~ Edrd.e -g wih strsn power or fe~''os
is err. As5 an Engineer sntei % rin saionsfy 20
-. l.-n--a = y A HOAl. y buw-fY ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

n. TO IFT-Th- TWO sorry ard attic house p W Hfeo-
Ma - Hks' THATCHER ?. PAYNE
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,,UPKYAE cor 1T ->sthsasi DE- .s.n- As,>y saI =
=. tr- h-r-ry - cons 90.
shsh COS uqu srd t~rsr ogs 49,
.~s- 81. - a. oEe- H1nh- = Wa street - o. Ne
Y,s tt. fs.uy fsts tsr~f "a. A
.f.sh srr 80 y yos $1,000 ~ s.sr-sa .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

Navy usqartu-lf. W.surs-rsr Az. if. l-i+
DIsrrr.e- hkhy ne Couf.rr j1' a' Ms--r' Wet MONO
...... LHAtLF- " shlsNfiG
Ca.fof Blr-sl Of C.lstraci.a. b. sats aai Ia. 'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
~, fDK SALF, on TO LHr- 4 collon faou

r, with ao spllc.ss ard preparation, 81 hsmsfOnecs
- ~ rs.ehrssr Co ha line Ofths " n Railroad sod
With Shsut machinery vith dweng and % scfes Of
lanf Wantsi. ,econc.han engine ara boilers o. So 10
iO 11rss power As0. 10 et-A Harvesting factory snd
msrhirery ard dwelling SIS kyilgon late the promises
u Johnson Green. between Levi. ard GOefck on
Kvinsion. Inquire 0fA PERRY, Waist S7l~'
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

Gen. Wool has been charged with the command of
the Western Military Division of the u, s. forces and
his headquarters will probably be at Cincinnati.
Hon Bailie Peyton of New Orleans has been appoint
ed U. S. Minister to Chill, South America.
The fare between Boston and Worcester has been re-
duced to 81 between Boston and Springfield TO 50 so
The steamboat San Francisco collapsed hue on the
Missouri, st Louis, badly scaldng the mate and
blowing large number of persons overheard, several
of whom were, it is feared, drowned.
A fire occurred at Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the 2ls
u which destroyed property to the amount of $50 900
I'as.isa and Deqth.-The st Johns IN b. papers
state that great famine was PrrvaiIi. es,-IvA fss
persons had already died of starvation and numbers
expected to follow.
Thomas MoOre.-A private letter from London saws
that Moore, the Irish poet, sis dead to the world
as a sottening of the brain has commenced and his
memory is completely gone"
Mrs Farnhams California expedition from New York
consisted of herself two children and servant one mai
den lady OF uncertain age, and two widows.
Shipwreek-The latest accounts from San Francisco
say fears entertained that the brig Lola from San
Bias (Mexico) with 50 passengers and crew of seven
for San Francisco, had been lost sea. The Voante
which sailed from San Bias "a DAYS after the Lola re-
ports having passed at eighteen dead bodies aud pie
ees of wreck Other vessels had pieces Of wreck
in the same neighborhood. From all the circumstances
there can be doubt that the Lola has been lost and
all on board persisted.
Rhu6arb.-City Physicians advise that this plant so
generally used for pies at this of the year. should
be excluded from the table at this time They consider
productive of diarrhea and other complaint OF tie
bowels tending 10 cholera,
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06
Vermont Fruit Growers, Convention.

The State Committee of the North American Pom
illogical Convention, at the request of many Fruit
Growers and others of the State, have decided on call
ing a Convention to be held at Montpelier, Thurs
day. the 18th day of October next. Gentlemen inter
esed in growing fruit in Vermont and delegates from
Societies invited TO attend.
Specimens of fruit from all parts of the State
particularly desired If sent by any not personal
ly attending, they should be accompanied by state
ment, giving the of the fruit and of the grower
the origin if known the habits and growth of the
tree its adaptation TO particular soils, &c. &c. Any
member of the committee will be happy to take charge
of specimens from his vicinity.
Communications and fruit may also be sent to the
of Daniel Baldwin, ESQ., Of Montpelier, who will
take charge of and present them to the convention
c. GooDRIcH, Burlington,
A. CHArMAN, Middlebury,
f. G. TRACY, Windsor,
Rev l.. G.. BINGHAM, Williston, Committee.
V. ATwooD, st. Adams,
Il. II. PECK, Burlington,
J. D. BRAnLEY, Brnttleboro.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

In Marlboro, May 9lst Alfalfa Anoinee, youngest daugh
ter Of Jonathan Jr. and Lucy w. Ingram, aged y and
The picture of health may see
Is not exempt from death 10 be
When God sees fit to call them home
We must give up--theyr re not (Com
In Halifax 9Th ult Miss Susannah Hucklin aged g.
Al Bellows Falls, May Doth, of lung fever Mrs Elizabeth
Mack wife of Mr. William Mack, aged 60 years.
In Chester W. 7h ult Elder Rufus Bruce aged H. Also
same day, MIR Thomas Vickory aged 85 years.
At Frederick Md 26lh ult Michael Grailey aged lobby
birth Frenchman and soldier in revolutionary war
In Wilamstown Mass. Dea Lewis Smeadey aged 81.
In Milford, Mr. Jonathan Sackeit revo. soldier aged 49,
In NonhboTo Ester widow Of Dea Job Spai6rd aged 90
In Leicester 9th ult Col Joseph ID. Sargent aged g.
In Leveret PeTsis, widow Of the late Asa Moore att g.
In Bernardsion 9th Mt Mrs Lucy Root, aged 49, widow
of the late Major Samuel Root
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06
CnoLrRA.-A late arrival from Texas reports,

That the ravages of the cholera San Antonio were
awful in the extreme, the number of deaths reaching
five hundred. The disease broke out in the camp
of the Sd Infantry the Salado The dead and dying
piled up in the open air, unattended
st Louis dispatch of the Both says; "The cholera
is disappearing from the towns in Upper Missouri, but
is said TO be making sad havoc among the California
emigrants on the plains. The health report of this
city for the week ending the 2Sh has created much
ei.oment9s6 deaths have occurred, lis of wheh
of cholera"
The Natchez Courier of May 15th states that on the
plantation of Mr. James Miller at Waterproof parish, La.
80 out of 40 negroes had died of the cholera
dispatch from Baltimore, dated May 3lst, says two
persons have died there of the cholera.
At Norfolk, Va there were twelve cases during the
week ending the Goth ult-sx whites and six blacks.
Four of the were fatal.
4 private letter from New York of the 1sti Instant,
says; "The cholera is raging here to fearful extent
You form idea of it by reports in the papers,
probably not one tenth of the reported and
with the business portion of the community this is poll
cy; for if the whole truth known business would
he much than now
DR. Sweet of Florida, NY, returned home from New
York Monday morning, seized with cholera soon
aiterward and died during the night.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

The Conventions.

We learn from gentleman who attended the Free
Soil State Convention at Montpelier that the "CoalI-
ton" which has been anticipated with such nervous
tremors by Wing friends, has been consummated
with the most perfect unanmity. The number assem-
bled at the two conventions was large The Free Soil
ers met organized and adopted TIE Buffalo Platform :;
when, at the request of the Democratic Convention, the
House was vacated to its That body organized,
adopted resolutions embodying the free soil principle
dissolved and united in Convention with the Free Soil
Democracy The Convention perfectly harmoni-
urs and unanimous in the nomination of ticket to
which think every Freesolcr, whether depocrat or
wing, give hearty support. 1t is as follows;
For Governor, HoRArto NEEnafAm Of Bristol;
It. Governor, DANIEL RoBERTs Jr. Of Manchester
For Treasurer JosEru POLAND of Montpelier.
For further particulars we must wait the official report
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

Speaking ont in .Meeti0g.-The N. Y Mirror, whose
editor has Just been honored with disappointment at
the hands of Gen. Taylor, lets out the following
castle fact:
"Who ever dreamed of conceang or doubling the
fact that We people and nation, fraternzc with
everybody in their struggles for freedom, except the
Haytens ~
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

Joshua r. Gddings, in letter just published TO the
Portage county free sellers, completely answers the
Cincinnati Gazette in its unblushng charges of slave
cxtentionsts, &c. Mr. Giddings has been a leading
Ohio whg, and is far the strongest man the WHY'S
have had ON the Reserve. We call the Gazctte's at
tention to his words, written under date of March 20
1919. They completely carry the way into the hy
pocrtca camp Of the old bunker wings of Ohio that
they worth the study of the Corwns, Denuys,
Howells, &c, &c IT. Pat.
ono false pretcnces can deceive the people longer
No silence, prevaricaton, subtcrfugc, can lead
the people of the northern states to believe our public
men laboring for the of humanity and free
dom, while they vote and act for slavery. We have
all seen the resolution instructng the Committee of
the House of Representatives in Congress to report
bill abolshng the slave trade in the District of Co.
lumba, pass that body. We the leading support
ers of Gen Taylor vote against that resolution or fec
the hall in order to avoid voting on question which
would leave doubt of their position. Men who
openly seeking executive patronage under him
men said to be in correspondence with him. dared not
vote for this measure, now demanded by the age i'll
which we live They however united their influence
with the slave power to reconsider the resolution to
restore the slave trade uphold all those crimes that
attend the commerce in men.-The northern men who
stood most conspicuous the advocates of this slave
trade who were openly condemned b. their copeii.''
favor; while others, with far stronger recommends
ons but who dared to vote and act under the dictates
of humanity have been discarded by this President
who was recommended in the late campaign us favor
ably disposed to the of liberty This subterluge
is taken from those who have supported General
Taylor. To support him is papaby to support the
slave trade To support those who lend their influence
support the slave trade is to involve ourselves in
all the guilt of that God-provoking traffic"
Ohio Sf1ies1u0u Dem !
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

DZ- THERE Is A DREAD DISEASE in which Life
and Death strangely blended, that Death takes the
glow and hue of Life and Life the gaunt and gsy form of
Death That disease is CONSUMPTION. Reader! be-
of its approaches Are YOU afflicted with dangerous
Cough Pain in the Side Difficulty of Breathing any the
first symptoms of Consumption? lf have resort once
10 the Great English Remedy, BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN
BAlSAM OF LIFE, and you are safe This is quack
nostrum, but standard English medicine of known and
lablshed efficacy The Agents sha ei err
dence of its wonderful virtues
Sold by DUTToN IL CLARK, Bratlleboro o. SMITH VIII
mngton ;. p PECK Remington and by agents generally
ID. +. BRADlEE, 100 Washington street, Boston Sole
Agent for The u. . and British Provinces. SO
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06

~ The National lnelligencer is "warning out the
friends of the administration TO shoulder for the
remaining congressional elections "Tho labor Of the
Presidential campaign will be in good part lost says
that Journal ''uness have house of representatives
that will act in accordance with the administration and
give its PorerfM assistance in carrying ont The 1cSe
and patriotic measures of General Taylor"
After all, General Taylor is to have of his
own, and Congress is 10 assist him in carrying them
out There talk previous to the Presidential
election, about the improperly of the Presidents med
ding with the Legislation of Congress Gen. Taylor
himself protested think that the example of the ear
lcr Presidents taught the executive to leave the max
ing Of laws to the legislative branch of the government
1t now however, that the example of the earlier
Presidents has been misunderstood IT is the President
who projects the policy and guides the legislation of the
country, and the legislature is expected TO lend HUI s
powerful assistance IN. Y. Ev. Post.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1849-06-06
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AT market 475 Beef Cattle 81 prs Working Oxen 50 Cows
and Calves 900 Sheep and Lambs and 1000 Swine
Prices Beef Catte--Exra 100; first quality G,75;
cond $50 third 5 IS a 600.
Working oxen-Saes S97. 100 40 and 1875.
Cows and Calves-Saes at 49, o. %, 81 and 70.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales at co. Q so and 3 co.
Swine-i3 0 and 5 49, Al retail 81 and 64c.-TFar.