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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

STREET DEPARTMENT. 80. HALL OF RECcRDs.-Push<
- aoce hereby s that sioowus petition has bee prste1tsd
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen; To glate and grade "a At be
sn,n ard ghh All persons interested having
heo dese present them writing 20 the undersigned
his ofes before Eth Of December. ia-ec :,
l9so Lall !OHN T pODGE. 8.rsst Comns,oner.
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VNOR INTERCOLLEGIATE of Goth
II DEcEMBER-The new and splendid Regular PACK
ct Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt +. NJ French, VIII sall aa
above, her regular day ~, .o,,,,,.
mona eppiy on board al Pier No IL East RIVER orto
dSt7 SPOEFORD, TfLESToN co. IS Sou1h-st.
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(tROTON AQUEDUCF DEPARTMENT. Rotunds, PARK Dec. g
VlS5o-- CORPORATION NOT1 5E.-Publc hereby
gwen that petition has been presented the Board o Aldermen
for Sever Zis - from tho Hudson River point u fee;
OF sttay All interested in the above having objections
requested present writing
Clerk this Office beor. Tuesday, l7th NICHOLAS
DEAN, President Croton Aquejuct Department d. 0t
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ctTREET DEPARTMENT No Eail Of Record-Paoic notes
l hereby gwen following petition has been presented
The Board Asr=a: To GU saaksa o7 n Eshh az o'Fsa
l9c persons Interested oscon' thereto
requested pfeseu; wiring the Undersigned at hs
Office before l7h dzy Of December astDecs1ber
1880 Itgl JOHN ]. DODGE. street Commas onsr.
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- le5o.-coKPoRATloH NoTlcE-Pubie notice IS hereby
that petition has the Board %
Aldermen for $50 81 from 9Th Madison Al persons
Interested the having DIRECTIONS thereto
the writing the CLERK Office
before MONDAY she 10th RtNCHoLAs DEAN President
que1uct Department, d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
yum Uot. stIfdiI',
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.

GA resolution Of Mr.. Fay, reported in the
Journal of Saturday, will hardly be understood
without ex PLANTATION. Be 1T known, then, that
tic third House meets occasionally in the Libra
ry, and erhaps 10 keep out Of worse mischief
-buses i self with mock legislation. The pro-
ceedings # that truly extraordinary body display
good deal Of wit at the expense of whatever in
real legislation is susceptible OF being made III
dicu,ors: but as to printing its journal by the
side Of the doings Of the Senate and House prop
er-perhaps we will do it when the Legislature
requess SO to do, and makes the business pay
as well as advertisements. Until that time, Mr..
Fay should patronize the other Journal and
perhaps it wauld be quite well if some of his
propositions made in the House were transfer
red to the jurisdiction OF the wits Of the Library
room.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
PICTORIAL FIELD Book OF THE REVOLUTION
by Benson J. LOSING New York Harper e.

PICTORIAL FIELD Book OF THE REVOLUTION:
by Benson J. Losing, New York, Harper g.
Brotl ers.
One of the moot beautiful books ever issued
from tie American press, amply illustrated by
superb engravngs. The first three numbers
tall we have yet had time to examine,) treat Of
the Northern campaigns in New York and Yer
mont: and SO far as we are able to judge both
the Illustrations and text are true representations
of the scenes depicted. In no other work GER
tainly, have the battle scenes Of Vermont been
SO graphically and clearly exhibited. We invite
for it the examination of all interested in the
history of Vermont, eonfden, that they will give
the book an unqualified approval. The whole
work will consist of abous 20 numbers of so
pages, price 25 cents each. For sale wholesale
and retail by J. w. Weaver 81 Son, Winooski
Falls--also at retail by Z. p. Walton & Son,
Montpelier, and booksellers generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Webster's Quarto Dictionary.

CoRREc roN.-The publishers Of this work,
Messrs G. & C. Merriam, desire US to correct q
mistake into which we had been led, as to the
price of this work, they do not furnish it to
schools at the price at which they contracted
with the State of Massachusetts, to supply CO.
pies for the use of the 1900 School Districts of
that State. and at which it was offered TO our
own legislature, for the same purpose. The
work contains more matter than any other vol
umc in the English language, and on its prepar-
ation and improvement more than fifty years la
Dor has been res,owed, and the publishers claim
that at SIS, ii is the cheapest volume ever offered
in market.
Well, if the price is SIS, in what other way
can that sun be expended with so much advant-
age 10 any particular school, as in the purchase
of this volume? We have seen an extrac, from
a letter written by Teacher in New Hamp
shire, who says, Gould parents but witness, as
have done, for only few weeks the astonishing
progress made by sholars, in learning the deriva
ton of words, their pronunciation and deriva
tons, they would not hesitate for a moment tc
purchase enc for every District" More thar
$500 OF The School Districts in Massachusetts
have coupled with the provisions of the Act
and placed copy of the Dictionary in man.
ny school houses, since the law took effect, in
August.
The annexed commendatory letter is just:
MONTPELIER, Oct. 10Th, 1850.
MEssRs G. g. G. MERRIAM,-G Gentlemen -
You will accept my thanks for the copy of Web.
ster's Quarto Dictionary, which you so kindly
have presented me.
Since the first appearance Of Doct. Webster's
Dictionary, have ever considered him entitled
TO The highest commentator, for the very valu-
able addition made 10 tie literature OF this coun-
try by his dictionary, and aub happy 10 repeat to
you, the assertion have made heretofore, that
as an American production we ought to be proud
of the work, and TO extend it all the patronag
of which ii Is SO eninenily deserving. With
great pleasure, concur in the opinion OF The dis
t,nguished gentlemen who Lave gwen testimo-
mails in ils iayor as the best, most accurate and
reliable dictionary of tie English language, des-
tined 20 be not only the standard work In Amer
Ica but a SO wherever that language is spoken.
will also add that specimen OF printing
and binding it does great credit 10 the publishers,
aid hope they will be IemuBerated by an ex-
teusne sale and liberal patronage.
Very respectfully,
your obi. servant,
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
News by the Empire City.

CALIFORNrA.-The steamship Empire y
Capt. ]. ID. Wilson, from Chagres, having - -
that port on the Both of October. She O'i ~.
about Sl70,0oO in specie, with intelligence Nv
California to the LIST Of October. Id
The Georgia, which sailed the same o'' ,srs
about 500 passengers; the Empire Cry, .oe
hundred. The Cherokee will have ful ~
plement of passengers, in consequence o. -
ing for passengers per Sarah Sands, winch I'd
sci LETT San Francisco on the 25th OF Sep'r Il,
iLree hundred passengers, and took 10 ap0. "St.
hundred more at Acapulco, from vessels hos.
had put 10 there in distress, they having al
d,smasted in the hurricane Of the LIST ano
October och
The Empire City left Chagres Oct zO.", pr
10, A. N. The Georgia sailed - nO~ ,rs
vious-left the steamer Cherokee taking ~ nj
sure, to sail Immediately. The BIlu - ot
steamer Medway sailed the 18th, WIN VI
600 Of treasure on board. The Chero'fT opIr
have over million and quarter. Inc I
City brings about $500 00O, besides VIVA Emp
the hands of passengers. When inc
City Lett, the Sarah Sands had not afi'''@
was momensly expected. r,ut
We hear with regret Of the death OF ~. .ou j.
Simmons, Of Vermont, whose wife diee'
ter her arrival in San Francisco.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

o. The name of Mr. HEALD of Ludlow
should have appeared in the Journal of Salur-
Mr. Ii. took leading part in the debate, against
the bill, a position very properly belonging to
him, as Chairman of the committee on banks
and position well sustained into the bargain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
SEVEN DAYS LATER FR0S
EUROPE.

| NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-The Africa arrived :
z o'clock, with dates to the Both. -.
Ffonee-The Paris Journals are occupied
discussing the position and probable iaIv'
conduct OF Gen Changarnier, with respect to u
President, and prolongatlon of bis powers :
The permanency of The Republic seems to n's
upon this point. -
A serious disturbance has taken place IN "
Prison at Dodlens, among the POLITICAL prlsoa'.
A number of ringleaders have been placed
irons, and the Governor of the Prison has g'''
to Paris to report the case to Gen BourlOls.
Roms.-Six murderers were shot at Roms '.
the 9th ult., by the Pontificial troops. ~
French soldiery we're kept unde- arms ID ".
barracks, as measure Of precaution, but pun
tranquility was not disturbed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Massachusetts,.

A telegraphic despatch received by the pub
fishers of the Patriot to-day TUESDAY, claims
coalition majority in the Sena,e-,he House
nearly equal-Applelon and Fowler (whig,) and
Mann liree soil whig,) elected to Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14
Fatal Stage Accident.

We had sad stage accident here yesterday
morning. The stage with horses and J6 pas
sengers, just above this village in Sheffield up-
sci. falling down bank of l6 or IL feet, killed
Instantly DR.. David Flanders, of Londonderry.
n. d. and injured three ladies' considerably l.
to the driver. The body of DR.. F. Wa taken
from here this morning. Tie stage ton v.s it,
orally stove to pieces.
Sheffield, Nov 5th, 1850. TIC.
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I" Old ethan"

We are happy to say that Mr. KINNEY has
been tuced 10 make casts in plaster of his bus.
of ETHAN ALLEN, as soon as he procures his
copyright. The casts will be exact copies and
finished in The best style by Mr. Kinney himself
In this way copies can be multiplied and suppl
ed at cheap rate 10 every section of the State.
Mr. Kinney will receive subscriptions at his room
at the State House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Charles q. Burnham was consequently cleo
ted.
The Senate retired and the House resumed
The consideration Of The bill 10 incorporate the
Mortified Bank. The same was discussed BY
MIR Gregory in favor Of its passage, who attribu
ted the report of the committee against the same
TO the hostility of citizens of Montpelier and vi
entity against the interests of Mortified. The
merits of the bill were discussed by Mir Benton
in opposition. Pending the debate the House
adjourned.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. g, Pm.
Reports By Mr. Hobrook, from road com.
mitlee, in favor of bill granting III right to make
bridge from Grand Use TO North Hero; ordered
to third reading. BY Mr. Seymour. from CON-
mitfee on finance. on the bill regulating the ca
laries Of the circuit judges; ordered to lie.
The bill TO incorporate the Skltchawaug bank
being the special order, was taken W. Mr. Col
burn drew out full statement of facts from the
Committee and spoke earnestly in favor of the
passage of the BILL Mr. Thomas moved to a.
mend so that there be paid in one per cent an
aualy of the capital stock to The state Treasury
rejected, lS to 3.
MIR Parker spike iu favor of the third reading
of the bill and the third reading was refused IS
to 8.
Mr. Batchelder called up the bill relating to
the grand list, taxing wild and uncutivated lands
and giving right Of appeal to the county court
from the appraisal Of the listers. Senators De-
wey, Holbrook and Seymour spoke in favor of the
bill, Batchelder and Parker against and it was
laid on the table.
Mr. Bigelow called up the bill in addition to the
act Incorporating the Vermont and Canada rail-
road co. and proposed TO amend making this act
and the one 70 which it is 40 amendment subiect
% any railroad law that may be in force o.
thai may be hereafter enacted; sdoptsd. NJ
Weston moved e. smend 20 unt The Rualasj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Conspiracy to Dsffdud an Insurance Co. The
Mr. Judkns who hired the woman to burn his
house IN Canbridgeport, was convicted of the
above crime in Lowell, on Thursday, before the
Common Pleas, and was sentenced TO seven
years in the State Prison.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Gcdey's Ladys Book. The December num-
Der is received, closing volume forty-one. The
illustrations of this magazine are exceedingly
good, compared either with previous volumes or
with any other monthly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

Buck Wheat Flour. L. A. I,oomis. Georc;s
VT, manufactures a superior article,-which
may be found at Barrows' bakery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14


Randolph Bank. Against Junction Bank: sever
ally laid on the table.
Bills relating u street Commissioners and
''weighis and measures "were requested to be re-
turned to the House from the Senate, for the
purpose of some alteration.
A bill tor equallzing fare, toll, &c. on Rail-
roads, made the special order, was taken up
The Chairman of the Committee on Roads stated
that merchant Of Montpelier mad ordered goods
to be transported from Boston to Waterbury,
from thence back 10 Montpelier, and bad thereby
saved &c per cent; which would rot have been
the case had the freight been carried directly to
Montpelier. 1t appeared th.t lreigh. is Convey
ed at cheaper rate from Boston to any town on
the line of The Vermont Centia x K, than 10
Montpelier and MiddIesex. The bill was laid
on the table and made The soecia! order tor this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Adjourned.
% The resolutions on the Tariff were re-
ported by Mr. Colbufn from the committe on Ag-
riculture and Manufactures silting Jointly.
SENATE
MoNDAr, Nov. II, Pm
Reports. By Mr. Rice, from committe on e.
ducation, on resolution relating to the school
law, in favor of the passage Of bill amending
and explaining the acl approved 1919 relating
to the school law, and it was ordered to a third
reading. By Mr. Royce, from judiciary commit
tee, in favor of House bill relating to forcible
entry and detainer; and amending chap SO X 8,
relating TO rendering Of accounts of executors
and administrators; both passed. By Mr. Keith.
from select committee to which was referred .
resolution relating 10 the appropriations for the
International exchanges, stating what had been
made since l647. By Sir Robinson, from com
mittee on land taxes, in favor of bill amending
acts approved in 1912 relating 10 the collection
Of land taxes ordered to be readthe third time.
By Mr. Town, from committee ON elections, in
fivov Of -HosiS- bill rslstpg TO the election Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-14

and constituting heirs-at- law third reading re-
fused.
| The bill in addition TO the act Incorporating
the Vermont and Canada railroad CO. was taken
up, the question, beng On the adoption of the a.
niendment proposed by Mr. Weston, was Discus
sed by Senators Seymour, Weston, Keith, Hol-
brook aud Marvin speaking in favor, Parker,
Chandler aud Mclean against, aud the amend
ment by aiding the first section of the proposed
amendment was ordered Is To TO-
| Mr. Parker here moved an adjournment, lost,
ID to9. A motion to lay the bill on the table
was also lost.
The question then was TO amend further BY
adding secs y, 10 and II, which was ordered IL
| to II. The 18th sec was also added as an a.
amendment.
| Mr. Currier moved farther to amend, SO that the
act shall not take effect I'LL accepted BY the Yer
mont aud Canada CO. Mr. Parker proposed to
amend including the Rutland and Burlin gton CO..
After some discussion Mr. Parkers proposal for
amendment was Withdrawn, and at The sugges-
ton of Mr. Chandler another part was added that
! the 9Th, 9Th, 10Th aud Ilth sections shall not
take effect till accepted by the Rutland and
Burlington co. Ar Weston moved 10 amend, so
that the Vermont and Canada Co. take 10 bene-
hit BY the bill unless they accept the same before
the next session of the legislature.
Mr. Currier moved to a0journ lost IL to H..
Mr. Weston's amendment was rejected, also
Mr. Curriers' 20 TO 3.
Mr. Parker moved to amend, so that the Yer
mont and Canada have the same right to enter
upon aud use the Rutland and Burlington road
that The latter have 10 enter upon the Vermont
aud Canada road; rejected Is TO IL.
MIR Holbrook moved an adjournment which
was lost IL too.
Mr. Parker moved to amend by adding as to
aef In the 9TH section; agreed to, and The 9TH line
OF The lst section was amended BY striking out
or oihericise.
On motion of Mr. Chandler the title OF the bill
was amended, so as 10 make it conform to the
amendments made.
The ball was ordered to third reading l9 to
G, and at 90 minutes before IL o'clock the SEN
ale adjourned.
HOUSE.
The bill to incorporate the Mortified Bank
vas resumed. twas further discussed by Messn
Vail and richardson in opposition, and dismis-
ssd, l04 yeas, 81 nays.
Bills called up. To incorporate the Dandy
Bank; I'd reading refused. To increase the
capital stock of Battenkill Bank Sd reading or
defed, engrossment dispensed with aud bill pas
sed. Mr. Kellogg moved a reconsideration Of
the vote on the Dandy bank; carried. The bill was
discussed by Mess Colburn, Everts, Grandey,
Bartlett and Gilbert, in favor, and by Nj Martin
Of Lasdsrovs IN oppositicn; Sd reading order.
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DOCTORS BANNING q AVID T52SPTgaiE MT5ss =.

~.
III AVE taken convenient PRIVATE PARLoRs at tbe
- NEhANDA, where they ask 10 be consulted rratni
TWesSsR irSsslaiVe TO the use of BANAtNlaiS BODY
AtSis. Tor the auxiliary relief of weakness of the Vocal
uhohay Digestive, Female Spinal and Nervous System
"a we ease o. both ladies and gentlemen but particularly
v 1e cases o. weakness and spinal deormes common 10
Sluiel, laues, and sedentary gentlemen tins climate
ne common sense principle which these apparently dis
connected affections relieved by the Brace 1st That
ey consist NJ mechanical displacement and not primarily
ueased eondon OF the internal organs caused by bad
posture ana weakness OF the surrounding muscles which
so preserve them supported and place explaining why
medleine has not relieved this class of weakness
~ lhat tat support which eiiecualy and naturally
slo the lost upward bearing OF parts removes tile cause
H eeyes the symptoms, and places quietus upon the r-
pg which intercept the natural effect OF medicine
. ou rms the Bruce accOmplshes in manner wholly ma.
ana coucordant with natural actions the body; first
Ny ny supporting the ons the weak of the back
sg u forward under the shoulder thereby balancing the
e upol ne body axis secondly, by lifting but COM
E the sunken abdomen, thereby taking undue weight
Io s vessels OF the lower exemtes and organs of the
Jwer pquy hnd also removing dragging from the parts
eep actually expanding the waist and chest and
he whole body by the consequent upward and
ouIwu ndeig OF the supported action and prn-
ce ee 9liefent from that OF and shoulder braces
tenoss al desire Tor, propriety their use The e
al profession ale invited TO call. "
~ farors open Tor the reception of Ladies' from q
A 70 J. N; Gentemen will be waited upon from & 10 y
= ~ pei'1'e a''ellualH upon lades. ty5 If
IfNGLlsM CANNFI, fOAI5--50 tons Of the aI,oye
splendid Goal, cargo OF tbs British ship Eliza Keith ow
NNNW NJ Il 1T
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LUMBER JUST RECEIVED.
Q00A FEET LOCUST TIMBER;
OOUNB 20 MAHOGANY LOGS;
10 sticks large size IIGMITM WIT

80 pieces HIGKoRY, for Axles, etc:
ao 9 5 FIR MsPRuSE SRARs tFSp 80 to % feet long;
i S1Rp16Ak AsH, MAPEE WAGN25TG 5RG s@eh' e9e
rG5 s Ct the M asfnPf III RAf 2sf sERMkN Es st.
WINER'S CANADIAN YEKMIFUGE.
Wg5auRIRRA2NT,ED uIRA2N PDRELY PEGET;ABLE. ;,
N 5 fact established beyond the shadow of doubt BY the
ss ins S t III sas $ SPt %sRS
AZ AZ o Se e9Rssd 6 and Of children
known attributed to something else various the pre-.
paTatons which have been recommended remedies for
he bS shr sT a BEEN a I
remedy been foand which has failed to destroy
the testimony OF the most eminent physicians and respectable
''.' ~ WineT's Canadian hs i1'VYef Vefrmifuse.
n IL % sae IN S operan1n T and more easily administered than
Of Tie bowels are as follows: the couHienance
spae of leaden color and suusd with occasional uses
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath fptd the upper lip
swollen, itching in the nosr which causes the patient TO
awakening in great fright and is liable TO starting and grind
ing e teeth; the appetite is exceedingly Irregular, being
sometimes yoraeious, at ohe feeble and in instances
added bqt Is believed that these sufficient establish
the 1act that Nlners Canadian Vefmuge" superior
Medical Evidence.
We the undersigned having frequenty administered
mated - Winers Canadian Vermifnse' and being fully
satshed with lis efficacy, confidently recommend safe
hma ienI remedy for the expulsion Of from the
Lcentate of the Royal College of Surgeons IIeand etc.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London ETC.
lFr9m the Re1. ! Flanagan, Of BiaJroQk, C. VI
=: WINER-Sr: have made trial of your Canadian Yer
mnge, and with the most happy results In ownfamily
and IN every that has come my knowledge the expu
SION of worms has followed the administering of your Verm
fuge, and every here prefers it any other its effects
are cerain and children take It readily, which is
great point gained in giving medicine to children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July IL, 1886. JOHN FLANAGAN.
kg Physicians generally Winer's Canadian Yer
muge. This metcne is simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
dence TO the result, it will always destroy and
restore the patient TO health.
o Over thousand certificates have been sent TO the
Agents from planters, merchants aud physicians bearing
tiInony 10 the efficacy OF this nlaibe remedy.
e.U Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JoHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist,
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GY Sold Wholesale and Retail, Manufacturer prices
by J. WRIGHT s. co. 15I CHARTREs sTREET, Msso
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COGNAC BRANDtEs
Ju IecelVed eX ship Euphema, and for sae in bond by
nS s. WOLFF. Is Gravier st.
COLEMAN,s PATENT UNDULATORY MILLS.

nj MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, of superior work
STONES for sale by ~
Ial9 Z. j. HART & CO., 7s sTchoupitoulas st.
~ Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn M ever Offered in this other market wouj do
well to call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
whes as we have supply hand Of the various sizes to
sur Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from n loo TO
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the