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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

An EXPENSIVE MoyE.-rhe city fathers met in
their solemn wisdom yesterday evening, and sat
in deliberation fox nearly ten minutes, when they
most pot5htiy resolved that the election poll of the
third district of the Seventh ward should be changed
from No. lC6 to No I52 Cherry street. Seventeen
members Of this honorable body were present at
the performance Of this important business, and it
therefore, AZ 81 each, costs the city $50 70 hold The
election poll few doors from the house where
their last ordinance directed it TO be held. THIS
is certainly looking with fathery care to the in-
terests of The city We have often endsayofed to
bring the Common Council to q proper sense Of
such shameful abuses, end we hope tina! the next
move these functionar!es make may be TO efiectl-
ally relieve the pub.ic Of their dear bought SER
vices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

side colds E9arscua-s and tns various
throat iud lang complaints. This aoueso dieins, un
yerssl admitted ooi, u sod ~ HGS, " JEGYS. see
Broadway b. Zoser No Third street below CEesapr
Pbnetelrkis, and hy tru1gista generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
NJ. Dcitn's rAssstt Son. Cicnni.., Ixid Cloves

equsi ntvL ai.e. g. istey wing tpl's iry4 s.s "a
kc. We caN Alteration to this ettlgc used
fnski,nsth ptogated % he ta's establishment;
rerstag kncvn fsr ceasihe shiwls silks Dpot. els
Brtsasay ti'cc ts e-ns lotts for twenty
five ~ Is gloves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

fEoM ST.. HELINA.-Thc bark Hollanier at Phlaac.
phia from Calcutta, via st. Helena brings intelligence
OF the death of the Governor of 81. Helena, Major
General Sir Patrick Ross, the 2sth of August, aged
rs years after sickness of several months lie was
buried w:th military honors.
Two Brazilian slavsrs, named the Folks aud the An
IA were takcn into st Helena the 9Th AMI 18th
iuguct, and condemned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
Court Ca,e...or--Tb,s pa-,

syrrrNE Councilman TcEw.-NCs. o. Is. -, OF,
O. 5 10. 9. 81. rs and 10.
surrRIos CorEr-Eos. 1914 10t. g. CO 2S. 20. 20, o.
eS ol9 l26 lV7, lGg, 1O Ia ia ia 15, l7 - 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

INTERESTING FROM FoRT AU PRINcE.-By an
arrival at Philadelphia from Port aa Prince, we
lean that political matters there continued in
very unsettled state which had The effect OF limit
ing Tie already contracted commerce OF the island.
Il is said that the friendly mediation of the foreign
representatives has been positively declined On
the 30th of September, over two thousand men
marched from Port au Prince for the South; and
on the same dey, over one thousand men embarked
on board The Haytien fleet. The cannon and other
warhkc Implements from tie fort, were taken on
board the government bark Glover. There was
no coffee in FIST hands, ane the article scarce.
American provisions were plentiful, and sold at
a very low rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

is IN, thing else but katbut shuult
gn with artistic tsse executed with The si OF master
NorkmeD nEu ~ every point calculates the ch los and
PRIDE Of gentleman Ii suoh has views, bay
HARNOCE'- 1is g.os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

t1ofy auo trgwtfrt is ore daily .Iktu tho
TODD nmia are Gallery in syls 1ssurps Ia tie
Wca. lie pnnlic se sppectfuily aytd % eSaiat spa
usEsh t = irci. var. tANGENgE4I & GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

a. meas tate tcautui in proportion ard Aaish 80
: tie hlcs ffatCHals Iaose Who st.h r4.flv
tuos lat vsvid vel o, a. hnitJas 5lt Broaieay
cal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
The First nn,l OnIx COD ,r,dnI....rl,r Do

~. Al Hcrtvsy De- toe ihttrestng place Of
vi county The collection the la.est and best
ted states Ne vitisg it fai rscosnso NAM
nj ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
Hats sr,tab:e 70 AZ Age, elze. ans. sirres.--

H.uVH uU.t 70 al -, sILes itilt -stNVss~'
Ceriifmen WI hid large elesapt q beau
thuy made bats the fail s'ya (supsrhb The sdies
Procure riding hats (nsgniheslt chilfrea 20
furnished in ihs ans tecohng hats &C.
ptrett TctuIs) 1T knoX ani altar estah
lthment rs Fulton EtrGe Il sells cacaq his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

ne ees OF hew York and vtieia his oy
poll ely quested 20 visit the Lsos SNoe wr
hilier Canal street, where they VIII fud ,e isryt,
h1bs6oues and bat assortment Of ladies'. M.sas aed
ChidtGps C.iter iots and Shoes. to had ths cav
Tsl cur advice and direct TO - Il. Eicrs l3i Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
II is only NECESSARY 10 say ti.at gpottsn's
Msx. Jcrv.s's Cold Caudy--y,hc ,

Ccd Liver Oh Candy Il manufactured ard sIld st iS
Btvery ard ~ the drugEists orally Its ers ere
ell Known, that putting - unnecessary Ir..s p
pUr package.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

TT III wv n e1hloltVn - 80 and al r9rsulF
requiring Of these useful articles sboud etain
saa perfection in the of wig king Eatchelor
celebrated viz Factory Is wan Copy tie ~
dresF, :'s call 4 I'd Gee his msrufaCturte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
C,ent Hargains ut the Em,,ire boot ard

and the Cos. 81 e1nrandt street, the Isrehi
HUel: the arses rtment az Boots and Sace Gaits
sipters ovctshoes. in this city, sarty ha1s,
vLo esale retail Don't forget Al CO uranGt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
A.UsIAGNIs gHIs EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA A5goR PLAcE-DaH FRESfcsvrz
Rou-EEy THEATRE. E5vegy-THE WizAao srEED-
NAiIA.E.
BROADWAY THEATGE, Broaiwny--HEaRT VIII
HJSsY NOON.
NIBIO'' GARDEN Broa4wsy-DtAEA-THE BSIc ,NDs
Tar GREFN MONSTER.
EURTON's THEATRE, Chambers s.rest-WrD Oars
FOUR SIsrEFs
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chrthsm 3lusre--WI1sy'a VIC
TIM -Gi Aacs AT Nav NorE -IaREs lEa2s ArIES.
eBRIsTY's OPERA UoUsE GeeEaiies' Esu-E4nioTI-
hIEsTREIsY.
CLyEPIC-TELtows' DrfuoPIAN crzRA TncvFE-
AMERICAN UGEuM--hnUsIgG PERsvKAAScEs Az
rfRSOoS EyEAiNC.
MINERVA EOoNs-P.uoEAm. o. CvHA.
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Making together. ......... ss1iss 60

A'iN'.'.... .....s.......... el4tl5zs3 OF
This Is ore otthe most prcsptTens railroads In tho
eouius 1's prospects are encouraging AMI whom
CON u WIZ De tho cheapest roas for It's length
In the northern section CT the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
8 ,OOO over Coats, from, s. TO $50 each.-

They eumF1iss varied assprtn ent-hroun, back, bne
green s5 draa; rich and fashionable ninssi eat lAes
style Also, CiGaks business Coats Them Five
relar suits Corner Of Nassau aud BeekEEn ssToetS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

IT'S plILY HER1LD, 2 selts per ropy-s7 Per IlEtst.
I.fE REEhLf HERALD cosrs Saturday ~ Sd Cc;4 pr
toPy, 50 pr giHuu, ne EuroPc1H eiton g. tI 7ssan
forV part Of Great Brrai and IS 70 I-c - s C11'-
asHi bofa 10 lgciude H6 postage.
AL LETTERS By mad fer stbsrripIoas. 'A gf1cT-
liscmis % be opaid or te pastsss DH 10 de4Ged IRON
FOLUNTIRY CORRESPO NDEN6 z. co. r1iniq2 IT, '',tr,t
aylo3, solicited from dHpguarfr o. ne ofd ',f 't %
hbrfdNy pad for. UVt FgRTGy CUKEtsPgHpEN-h hhl
PARTICULARLv REoUEsTEp 70 SEAL ADL AhIlh"S AID
PAcKhGEs = III l.
No NOTICE tIksa oj aEoagoa, e5HlnDn'saic''' We GO
refa those rejected
ADVERy INENEsIS rrurtncd +Hsrp H0rH''g'
JOB PRINTING cEtrssd icEa "ais"e''' e''" E'''' ana
fesPdick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

TIE STEAMSHIP PAcIFIc, Capt. Nye, with four
day later news from Europe, vii! be due tenor
! row night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

tons ard al skin diseases, axe il il we known psstiyey
ouoG ly using Gorraa6s Italian Adicatcd So.r. tla
Pondrc nssle eraaiestea hair from part # The body
Lqut Rouge for pale lips aud checks. Lily White
rough flushed sluggsh compilations at 81 walker street.
first store IRON broadway. Caendr South GTS street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

Tx. SECRETARY BUCnASAN.-We understood that
the Hon. james Buchanan, Of Pa, arrived in this
| CIV VI ele rhay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

Dec. Ss299 inc. - ,o63 De I3ss $50 Ius 3J3s5G
The aggregate qu&Glity Of the articles left at
tide-vster from tie commencement OF navigation to
the ed OF oct inclusive, during the years lsis and
1850 vru as ioilogs:--
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wcpsn or man TGo hsi t er ssa'S 70 know
Tt ators ti.r hair fnIli.,.r. crrcs acc Inn-
Wigs ants Eoureos.-Uatlh e,ur's neyv styl

the hair seau fuy s,ll Zoe three sh-
Ing only, at 4O3 rC adyny lis the best thing made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

s,rloE N. W. CORNER OF Fulaos I'D NASSAU srs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

Hair Dye sEly secured the mauufa story al
street. Tho yuUbc thouia guard against my
various diplomas Persons whose hair has baa
color from the of the imitation have j.
re9sef by calling as above. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
Pinplcs, Frcclles, salt nI.rurn. or nm,
The Eest Hair Dye.-EaItas,

skin tsss oiau ppeav by OF tha Faian
the@ioa Soap makes the most yellow sku clear.
white >, ne. One trial WI delight asy Boy euy
az stS Bic adyal-ming, s03-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

mum iqnc Bar Dye, for sale applied. The hair
Yea any shade IN tger minutes WARRANTED TO give pes
ot saiistsetOn Bad cooring from other
Calling at Lis Office l55 Fulton street, hEs OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES RDoS EyN z TT.
PROPRIETOR ANb EDITOR.
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KkeErrs OF PRopuoE AT Tms. w.rrn.

The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
a. tidswater irom the commencement Of navigation
to the 22d Oet Inclusive, during the years 1919 anS
1880. was az iulowg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham slrsre-wInsy'a Vic
TIA -Gi Aacs AT Nav YorK -TnREs lEARs ArIEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
sew YORK, Friday, October 20. 1888.

MINERVA Eooxg-raroE4T. OF cvrA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

10 in llie district Ia slayea lhnt ua Thought
rom without,
~, For amore ofieclunl provision fprIhe
restitution Of hiHiliFrs.
rih, lhHl Congress hhs no pnWar % caH.
mol the slayetfnde between tls States,
Mr ClRy made powerful speechi Nlessrs
liusk, Davis, Of Mice, and Mason, opposed
tll0 resolutions, Alr Clay replied 90 each
nud long debate eusued. Tho resolutions
were made lhs nnlar Of lha day lor 1uaA.
dny,
llorsE Tho repnrl in favor oflaking les
Iinpny IN lhH'cHsn Of lhe contested election
~ Pennsylvania was adopted. Mr. Hort 80,
Vurtr'i n i'ill iar a. rnlired llsl in lhu army
which WIS referred md ordered 30 br prut
ed, The bin iayorng the fee ndUission 81
E#H#aiaI'- i'feAges iHis ihs liiitsA si-'i.-s
providing Cnundn would rcciprutnic, Wus r..
ieued. Tie llopfo Then Nrli iulo commit
leroi The whole, aud a refOlulipu WIS unnr-
rd computing the milunga Of lho members
hy the nrnreu mail route, M Johnson muy.
vi ~ my tire te-'luis,r rt IN tho thls-l..sI iy
vote Of nearly Two 10 one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

,wMnIe0,- When Gear fsylaF snier-
Cd upon lhe duties ofhls Office he found Ihe
,FeI,s Of our GuYernman' in New Mexico,
,rl,r mo jnsTasllYRs Of lhs Polk admins
,uuon,ro respect and support lhe ciUa author
,n which Texas had o. might establish there,
qlis gaze New MeSico To TeKns aud slavery,
W,boul Ibis authority Of TsSas extended
a,er IteHii tho people Of New 'MeSico were
,nIer laws established by MeEro aud those
laws prohibited slayelr EbEe weeks AFTER
General rayior'sueeessieeI % iI'e Presidency
he reseinded lhess orders aud gave freedom
o New Mexico, Tic South Intended 10 gain
Nfw Nskiso by thus informally nnnesing
Lsr 40 TeAas. EH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02
sMmmr MN.SIs ,


In Derby, Jan. %, by o. +. Lamphear,
SvHNEg FEasF, Esq.- aud Mra. LYuIA GuuLp,
daughter of Moses Blake, Esq,
In this town, Jan Ia, by Calvin Morrill,, Esq
Mr. janus T. PALMERR aud Miss MARruA Wa.
bEN,
In Kirby, Jan. %, by Rex l.. Copeland, Mr.
d H. JhcEsoN, of Worcester, Ms aud Mise
a. ny Z. WnrING, Of LanoaHtcr. Ma
.AtWcst Derby Jan, l5,by Rev. o. 7 Lam p
hear, MIR Levi T. Field, OF Derby to Miss Emi.
ly NJ. Atkinson, of Stanslrad, G. h.
In h'siown Jan -, by James Harris Etn
MIR lioRAoE +. iARrsuoRS, of Danville, and
Niles ASSErrE h. KNAPr, OF ST Johnsbu-y.
ln-L'ttleton, Jan. 10 by Rev, Mr. Carpenter
MIR IlAn1oS MARcY aud MEA JuniA PApnLH.
roHp, both Of Litlleton.
la Concord, By Rev. r s. SaRbdrn MIR
LEwlg BUOHEE of Waterford and Mis- SARAn
DINnBE, OF Kirby.
At North Ddnvlc, Jan. 22d, by Rdv. q
Perry, Mr. Edward Ingalls, and Misc Harriet
II Batcholdcr, both of Danvilie.
. Ia Lnncnsirr, JantI IL, by Rev, 3 A Barh.
ard, John w WIbb, Esq, OF Muidstonc, and
Miss Lueretia G. Webb, of i.anczsles ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

G5-TIro Iios'on Traveller says:-A porr
particular examination ~ Tie n-hes NUM-
underneath he prn(e NJ Professor Webster =
fssHi at ihe Medtcui CuiirFr, hHE braHHiFW
light another loollb seyerUl smnll human
bones, aud a wedge Of gold Of lho value OF
about o.,
TALKsG FooTr.-Seuniur Beuirn ro-
marked 10 reply 10 some que who suggested
ll'sl Alr lisags- had q IsHafkalllr cnmmnud
Of language lhat ho thought, on lhe contrary
language had remarkable commuud of M
Iupte,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

MAS already 6euled by drcisionr drihe IN.
promo iouu, aud hy llie terms Of tho ltos0-
luton Of Annexation, md tho treaty with
Mexico, The people u HAT fnie viii new
~ hn iurced To- givu o portion Of their do
main 90 purposes Of Free Soil.
Mr. brown Of Miss, obtained lilo floor,
when The Committee rose, and the House
adjourned.
Tuesday, Jon, ~,
Mr. Clay presented o memnrml 20 print
WaHhIHEgGH's Farewell Address fIr disHem-
ihnlion--W when ww referred 10 llie Commit
toe on printing,
The Vermont rapluions we're then taken
NJ,
Mr. Phelps spoke NJ some length IN their
iHF0f, Mr. i, FHid dat he would fret let
HetFfsrH .Iseitti s,ii liifi ssHstil4gllsRAity al
the Wilm0f ffngisO, and ~ tie South WIS
not satisfied With h., lrf ihe Supreme Couu
drcidu Iho question, The North would n
hide Iha decision,
MrYulee snid ll6 souIi would ngrco To
HtIng me DECISION 0rThU uUUrr
Mr. liulcr on bphalfof tlio South object.
ed
Mr. Phelps then said their only alternative
was 10 Withdraw trom the Union, when prop
cry. including The territories, remained with
supporters of The lIuipui and Il not nccspiu-
bic, appeal tu uruls, Il would remain To-
the North 90 be- prepared.
WAsmNGros, Jan. -,
SENATE,-Ar Clay presented a petition for
Tie purchase Of Mount Vernon,
Mr Cluy'H retululon, for tho purchase of
llg manuscript NJ Washington farewell al,
dresr, was called up, when the ordor of the
day lihe Vermont ResoUlionp,) was called
up, and Nlr Butler having tho door, replied
to Mr. Phelps
Mr. Chase followed
iiorsr, MIR fhurHun mkut leave to IN.
iroducc resolution inquirngn ~ to iho rights
and privileges Of The Hudson BAY Company
and others, under he treaty, Objected to.
The resolution calling for information TO-
rpcellug the seizure Of ligre Island wns q.
dOmej.
The Message on California aud New Mex
leo wnS referred 10 Committee Of the Whole,
.....L -L.-l. u IL. u. IL. ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02
AHcedolc Of Esq, Chase

a correspondent Of lha lioslog Repuhli
call given llie following HnecdalG Of Ra old
resdeul Of Cheshire County,
lp lhu north part ot-lhs old county Of
Cheshire, lived lha respectable family Of
Chase, aG llie head Of which wns Hon. lha-
mGr ChHHe, ihiler III Salmon 4. Chase lhe
lnlrnled 4, =, feunmr Of Ohio, aud OF Blsli-
az ChHzp, The father p4Hs nlieh la pubH
lllr, aHd was 90 aide md active magistrate,
lls wng much employed ~ Justice Of The
Peace, Hnd familiar wiii OIL The routine Of
Office.
The ihlluWinE luminous nuecdola was mp
Piled a. him, know not how Justly mHOy
years ago. ln New Hampshire Ihoy used 10
glucose ~ lLrir Flute, county, and iowu OH
ccrr, from Governor down "a llogrleyc, 40
one Town meollng-ille annual March meet
ing, ~ tha Town officers are yery nuHer-
0usi u Wua customary ~ hs Hs they were
choseni 90 walk ihuni up bntora Justice Of
the Peace, aud have them sworn INTO office,
lily companies, half rumpnuier,hy pareH aud
single" esquire Chase,p being tho most
prominent Justice had the NIX a. perlormi
and most severe one Il war, occupying a.
bout tho whole Of hia time from morning ill
higbi. llwhs Que ofthrsr occasions, after
ila lnhurH nld Tolls Of Tho day were ovcr,llinl
hC returned "a hiH home wenred mud over
como with htgues ofhs employment, aud
throwing himself INTO his easy ol,a'r, ielI iU.
10 q sound sleep.
Nv lie mean time n rustic couple, who
hnd heeu waiting impnliruily for the Justice
IN join them Ia wrdlock, presented them
elves Ia another part of lho house, and made
known their Interesting desires 10 Mrs Chase,
who, somawhnl confused aud nfilaled. nl-
tended them lo the sleeping Justice, whom
slie found u diiicult to AROUSE, shaking HIM
by the shoulder, aud calling out mir Chaso--
Mr Chnse, do pray wake ~. here's couple
come Ia be- married. The Justice, having
administered onllis hll doy,hnd dreaming Of
nothing else, halt walked, aud looking NJ the
wishiul pair, asked, sure you the couple ~
They nodded assent We'll hold np your
hands" They did so with some herilnlion.
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WAsIuNGToN, JHu. 23d, 1850.
IL IlL.I...l 49,

-li4 4 Hti ~ Vtt4lA
In the Senate today, Mr. Phelps spoke for
three hnurA-upnn- -mniinn- 10 print thu
Resolutions of the Legislature Of Vermont
relative to slavery Ills speech wRs very
brilliant ctlori and did him much honor,
while lac advanced some new arguments ia
reply to southern Senators who tnked of
dISuuiun. lie said that IL the Wiinot Pro
viyu rI5TSyrTt t,ur7grusE, II WIS Tor the Supreme
Court first TO decide as to the ronStitutinnaliv
OF Congress Ia mnke such n provision; then
tur the i5-rtriutttrr-- ---t-rrit-trt---t
net and express their decisions in regard to
ttyurrr titr,' siuuttt tn rutr-tit.r what
course they would pursue. Az regards for
Iifcniions, navy yards, and ships.ol.war, in
case Of a acknowledgements Of the Contedera-
liotA he dd'not see how the South could OBJ
tain more thnu small portion of them. As
to the territories they belonged as we'll To the
North us the South, aud iC The South claimed
them,ln case they separated from The UuiOn,
lac could see no other way 10y which they
could make their claim good except by fight.
ing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

will faithfully perform lho duties ol. our OF
fee, respectively according 10 your best skill
and Judgement Sc. The nslouished coup.
10 looking wiz. tue Justice added soothing
ly, "TbAfs nlI--excopt the fee, one dollar, -
which was quickly dropped into hiH lnndi
aud they were Oh in tangent, doubling on
the way The legality Of tho process.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-02

A Marrow EscArE. While the Rutland
and Burlington passenger train OF cars was
vending It's way~down MI. IIolley ndunInin
on Tuesday evening of last week, nj speed
al tnnrc Than thirty lhles mn hour, Mr. FIELD
Dan FIELD was Knocked of The outside of
one the forward cnrs-being on his wuy to
the engineer with lantern--by n water tank
which the rnin was passing at he time
Owing to the depth OF the snow, he escaped
any serious injury. We pr0 told that he was
seen to fall by gentleman stumbling near the
truck, To whom ms soon az ho was able to
speak he gravely put the question-Is my tan
tern broke? IL Is the gennrul belief tlut this
feat couldn't be performed second time
with the snne sccess.-B Darlington Sentinel
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W1gMn1gGo

Ia Danvillr, Jan. %, Cornelius, pon al N,
l-ssaas L. Aufdlek, aged two cars and -six
uirnths. ". .- ivy.
In BoscHwcr, N. II ,Jan. lsi, Nlihl W
NAth,- rseeutly e DanyIlle, AGED % years
Ia ts,v town, Jon ~ Mfs NlBcy, wits uf
Vi ..Nt,j. H,rtDnt., az, . .......
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PoR1 PAcKtNG, N rnr WEsr.--The Gin
cinhau Gazette ntlh. lqGl iusi has The fol-
Juwing items: Hogs slaughtered aud cut at
Cmcinnptiland vicinity, according tn present
figures, 3so,555g nj louisville. $4,000; Ut
CAllicothc, 1000; NJ Hamilton, according
to The molllgcnccr, $4,000; at Evansville, la,
1880, u, Lafayette, 10000; NJ Terro llnutc
lib Qna: III YipcennGs, 5000; 'nt Clinton, H.
600; nj other points iNibe Wabash Valley,
tAticH, 5000; WiIinmsroSl, GGee; Covinglan,
$500: FcrrySviAe, 50o0i f,aReur, 1000; New
nor. 1900; Ioghnsror,, 5000; Delphi 5000
IA 300
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Ground Plaster.

NM T. subsoribrT is now prcpatcd'tn rirri.L
4 GRULND PLASTER GJihf fru g,.yl,
~ty, ii large or small quantities., ara 1gss rys,s
than can hc bought IN this vicinity.
Iho.c wishing to purchase will-eud ~ Cos
idc,t interest 10 call aud examine the pTastry
hoforc5purchusing else where, as great pains
iayo brun taken to get the lest ariiclc "a Ia.
ularSt t.-- A&A L0H- 49,.
Budlur1, Jan. i,1.,1 tiQma
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" Pre- democracy IN Maurauhusrtts IN
running !yw : .aa7:. :..no, aga the Boston
Daily Republican, the great organ Of Charles
ADAMS, died for the want Of support sin
more recently the Chronotypc died OF the same
disease aud Palifcy, Ihc free SOL candidate
for Congress, losrs large vote every new ,ri.
al
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a. The Boston Atlas thinks that our anuu
nj production Of wool Is not less lran 10000.
600 pounds, and that Is is worth at The present
price, about S25,0OO,0OO, Ia Isis 1l,Ooo,OOl
pounds were imported, valued at SS57 900
The whole quantity ~ manufactured and con.
sumcd IN tbcSouh1Iy
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LA MP OIL.

"A FEW hundred gallnns LAMP OIL.
"A whiuh We viii sell rteap for cash,
FULLER ~ co.
Lyndon, Jan %, ls5O, H' 6l2,f
N Office. 70 whom It may concern /,
l. I uIaugC 1sTudlii, og Victory, havoc ihi-
day sold TO ny son Oungc Randall, ic., a M.
nor, the rtinaindcf OF hts Ntnu JuIiUg his lij-
nurity, and hlILll MT hereafter ciuim MS earn
lngs nor pay any del,ts vt h,s contracting.
Co., ORANGE RANDALL
."Nitt.ry lIn-lT. 1850 tr'tga-
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65awqI Jr BANCROFT, SECRETARY
NOTICE.

u Ftitiruh-etibrti 81 v+',-.
accounts with him, that G-rh, same
must he ssihod bcfore IN nr1 Dag of .hlrei
RSgi, Co cave cost, az htthat time hc viii br
under the necessity OF placing all unsettled
accounts IN tlc hands " au Attorney TO- I'm
mediate collection.
JOSEPH BOLES
Danv,llc, Jan 10, l-s0 653wI
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FoR CALIFORNiA.--Scyetnl ciIizens Of
Bradford mud vicinity, says tho Gnzrlle, have
formed themselves il,io Jnint Stock Com.
pauy Ia be- styled tho "Groeu Mountain
Plmlunt, and propose smiling FOE san Pan.
cisco about tie 7th Of March.