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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
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, Canton, Starf, Co., Obip.

Der untrr,ei9nete matt bitrmt fctnen 5reunren
uno cem putlieum itcrbaupt ntc eractenc An;e3e,
baB er teit Gut,em mtbrerc 1erteffermnsen In Ici.
nsm Ssfdbafte Srtrrifsn bat, wcnad c, TN @tanre
if, ale in iein Sad enlhlasenpe Arteten lpcDlfe,
Sa,icrbaft UNI Scfhmadpel ,u licfrrn. CT ,iter,
nltnmt
25lteber, pampbletc, 8lantbaebcr ,e.
anfSeifdluns. SIR oas Fisher sei6enftc 3utrauer
cantenr, empfcblt cr lid Der fern,rn Vunit eines
D reDrtcn pubitums.
6. 2Barbenbure.
Canton, 4. cSnlt 1849.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
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9 dnpIfia eebigb uno Sus-
#quehannah.
ON iltberfd,Demmans Der eduylfia ica
piel 9trlua an MsniAen unD gisenibum
perurladf babfn 9iele Giisnbubu-, County
unc Ranalbriidsn fIae ipsassfhmemmt. Lie
8SarFisbur8 nao eancaltsr Bride Die BEL
9feabins iber bic gduDifia fltrf lit
fort, eif 9lfaeins Giifnbahn nab SAuDlfla
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
BeRrafte 3ubrineltdfeit.

,,Wein Soerr, i'd, trerbe beim S6erihofs
ner SefdWeroe fiihrcn, spenn Sie I'D, niht
anftdnciser seaen mid, betra9ch," faste cine
junse sSrau sn einem Stubic. nit Dem tIe
Gh in Der critten WaecnflaIr allein befanb,
uuo Der bei ibr ben 9Insenebmen su tpielen
oerfiidte. SD uerlanse ia rur siueu Gus,
ffones Deibten," entsesnete Der Wulsn-
fobn, Der I'D, in elmer iiberaus .anasuehmen
Sierlaune befano, ,,nur einen Gu6 pcn Die
fen rUfI9en eippcn, uno id la6s sic fir bic
scnse Sabrt nn9sfd,cren."
gBas nc[lte cas drme gBcibden MAIDEN?
linn Nube ;u baben, muete fe eas Mhncs
den binhalten uno fld eiu Sdmdsden raus
ben lafIen.
9teide nur einen Singer, 70 uerlauat man
bic 0ann, lit Elm altes, ,pebreS Gprid,s
mort.
Dem 8rncer Stuoio. tn er einnial bic
SammtIippsu beS srnnbernetten Methens
beriht bate, tpurbe es 70 iber bic Manen
fiferig su @utb, oaB er, unrinasbenf feines
Terlprehens, ben slrm hin fIe ftlane nno
Der Td Strdubenoen moht mcbr als ,pan,ie
&nffe applicirte. Ga, tpenn's babsi eetlieten
pire; fein 9lnfInusn purbe bon Gtunoe an
fiibner; er perlanote icet fcaar, flc fcne I'D,
neben iti fesen nno ibr GSpfhen auf feline
gruit ruben !aGsn.
9lnfangs ffrdnbfe lid, eas Weitd,en, a6er
am @nce muBte fie nad,0ebeu, pcllte lie
ndt einer nod robersn getnntluna aewdr-
tig fein.
enSIid ertSute oas erlolunssmcrt: ,,s,al.
Ie e!''
die Sd0ne ffiea aus, nnb gruber
Stncic nit ibr. SD bealeite gie mad,
Sauie" fdufeIte eietr 70 sdrliA ais mos.
lid. +,
uBirc mir 5um befonberen gersnhaen
gerridben," antwcrfete fe uno fab BEN Mu-
isnfcbn NIT freunolid, fhslnilhen alusen
an.
uNan niue ad auf 9Deiberbersrn per-
tfehen," laHre Der Dalsnler, ais CT Sas
Srauden am 9!rme bate. ug6the bat SRsd,t.
tpean er fo9t ugeb' cen Meibern ,art cnt.
sesen, Du aewinnfi fIe dnf mein Mort !;
bod poa ar6Bfrer WeHfhsnffnutnB seuat
Der 11ahfaB: Dcd, Der fed III nnD psrnes
gen, f0u'mt 8eipiB nod, befIrr fort." -
DAD Weibden lad,te mil unb f1ate !:
uDsn eprud nil Id mir merfsn.''
aIl6 bad pird,en fid unaefibr in Der w2if,
te oer .eeippoer Sirnee hsfanb, Hillerte bic
Gd6ne ibrem De8Ieiter in's Chr vicRr
spchns ID, ID, min pOral 0rben, fclgtu sie
gefd1isft 2
sic ofnste sius naustbir uno Der Gtus
bio fhIia Der giutrstsnbsn mad NIT Iiebe,
flcpfrabsm otrlen.
Das pir6sa Ifie8 sins 1rfpps binaa unD
befdnp ~, osf eisfns bunfien @an9e.
ycist wartea eli einfti @ugenbIlf, ge.
Ger, ngte bas aBeibdan bfimlid,, I'D, tole
eidfz aIsid ~ III pisea 1a.''
3n<is sgRinaffu pfrebaaen> aIs ptaelid, eiue
xbar "A mn wnrhs nao DC junss 9ran
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
SDiparSrr uno 9rauer Staar ner
-. NferDe.

9pttcr 8. S4cl tcfinhct fib i'm 8efis
eines Mittels sesen psn feb,parscn uno araucn
Staar rer pfsrtc, psffcn !5efitraft or In ftiner
prar,s ieif ls ufonate binlanslih crprott nno bes
mdbrt srfunccn BAT Sn Der ttrter,eusuna eaE or
alien GiNntbimern rIn pfsrren in 8tsus auf osis
aes M:ttcl srrGc 9ienife ,a leifen rermaa, trinat
er 70 bicrmit SEr SFcntlioen &unce. man piro eas
ber tprb thitn, tci ibm anjurnfcn. Gr tebanrelt
ettnt'lls allc anpern pcrtcmmcnrc Grantbeitsn Der
Tfsree nit ec'n telfcn Grfpl8; tcfcnctrs Srunecr
pecr Stcfpct Ter Yferre fam CT nit 8entfbeit
tlrtrrn, inrem rine Dfttcl ni6t allen rurcb feinc
4raris, tenrcrn ron allen Saebtunciscn cer aan.tn
etrillrten 2felt binlanslih crprott fnp.
ganton, OFT. IL, le49. 9.b. :,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
3aukuDteu>1tSte.

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
MQlfr Z 0lnseide-

Srn NO SurndScfebrt mo i'd mcins 0ifeuna
ersaltet une mid ptrpcltpmmnct babe, teebre id
m'eg auen Nuftffrcuncen anjujcigcn, bag icb mid
i'm pcrtraitmain fpipie i'm Sertcrtiaen nou Cir.
DE sch,iircn, 25craplren uno 66ilcmaIrm rssr
Strteen III peutitber, enalifbcr nnp fran,SliIeter
Srrate, emrftble.
Q fftte lei Scuis &ebn,anr Oiafiflr-n. cb;o
Dantel H ter, Wa(er.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-11
e9ae. -g-..etoer,
NJasAosl D9Aag,
WsofiillDm,
Wainlfraee se9enilber GelIenbergers hctef.

VI t @t5 a ~ ,s aal
Gmpficblt iieb fsinen Gunneu unb bcin putltum
init eincni a,issefsdbtsn Iffrrtiiient BON ebuGsn
unp gtiefeln, jcbcr Gattun9 unp pom jcber grdse
in feinen enSsribtstensctalc, ense xbiiren 6lfs
lid bon Bigger 0ndbfebr itnr sesrihfsr 3cserters
gers .6ctel. 9ascr feline QBaarcn allc untcr einer
Aufidt. ren teifen Artsitrrn rerrtisei last 10
fam sr srcbi rsren 0its up 0aucrbafsteit aararls
ttren. Sletlfeem psrtaufter
Mohlfeiler alS ir9eno Gin anoercs
Gfablillement in 0ans MaflIlIon filr
8lar3elo.
aBsnn Ct ottse GsrfAtruns sistt, 70 balte n,an
ties ntdt tcs fur eiir3eitun san5eise cneern baltic
M fe iitsrSsaet, raB tr teiu qBort tetbtisen ,pirr
Gran ruff bel ibm an uno ftersense eb fslttf iuo
man riro ftnren tab isins QDaare fisbt tics fater,
sslthmadrcl unp bauertaft it, fonesrn raB fsin
NablIrrn1 lautst:
@pblfcilcr alS Mlies
WlafliIlcn, Suai e5., 1850. 4o.tr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22

IN llinesbCrGE, OF the 9th inst, by the Pew. Mr..
d. S lIoyt Mr.. nARLES KEITH, of Sheldon, Vt, to
Miss CHARLOTTE II. LYMAN, Of IIinesburgh
On Monday evening, March Is, by Rev. Mr.
James, Mr.. CHESTER IILDRETn to Miss CAROLINE
SPEAR.
AT Union Church, st. Adams, on the eth instant
by the Rev. CHARLES FAY, Mr.. GEORGE +
SAWYER, L. S. Navy, of Burlington, Vt, to Miss
MARY A. lIOUGlITON, daughter of A. lIoUGn-
TON Esq, Cashier ofthe Bank OF ST. Adams
At Westtord, on the l3,h inst. by the Rev. Mr.
lIERSER, Mr. CHESTER X. MALLORY, Of Col
chester, to Miss ADELINE ALLEN, of Westiord.
At r. IoyGs'> East Richmond, March Nth, Mr..
RoDSEy TAEGoX, of Richmond, to Miss HARRIET b
CASWELr., OF Huntington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
UY SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.

The proceedings in Congress are amos
wholly without interest outside of the Slavery
question. That cngrosscs pretty much the
whole time of both Houses.
We find the following in the B,ston Alias -
STEEET FIGHT BETWEEN SENATORS BoRLANr
AND FoorT - Washington, Friday, p. MA
personal coils took place, last evening. be-
tween Messrs Foo'e and Borland. The S ma.
tor from Arkansas accused Mr.. Foote of desert
ing Mr.. Calhoun and the South. Nj. FoorC
replied, charging Dr.. Borland with being the
leader of the Calhoun party. Mr.. Borand then
inflicted several FLOWS upon the Mississippi Sen
ator, doing him much personal injury. Mr.
Foote was conveyed into the lntelligencer Of.
flee; and afterward taken home.
AS both these honorable gentlemen belong tc
the extreme section Bureaucratic 'chiva'ry,' wc
9nppose duel will cnsuc, unless Mr.. BorlanC
can show that he logged the Mississippi Sena-
tor " in Pckwickian sense
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, March 2e 1850
Boston Business DIRECTORY.

The following is n list Of many Of the most Subston-
tinl and Honorable Business Firms in Boston.
MERCHANTS anl others, visiting the City, will find
the Directory oil great service to them, and they
are advised to take i with them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
Dassic! SOriNn'> Estate.

AZ F. TIE Subscribers, ha|jn- Lcrn appointed 5y
w tie Honorable The Probate Cont ot the d =
trct ot Chltiendcu, commissioners To receive cxnin-
inc al adjust TIA" claims and demands ot a persons
against the esrutr OF Daniel Norton, late OF Hines
hurgh in slL District, deceased. represented ll,ov-
offset thereto and SIX months from tn. dav OF IN.
date hereof being allowed by said Court tor that nlr-
pose, we do therefore hrrby give notice. that We " i'll
attend 10 the business OF our appointment, AT the
dwelling OF RoNani Rry, in Ilmrslurgh in said Dis
trct, the first rurslnvs ot MAY and IulyIex; at
10 O'Clock, A. VI or each OF nd dnvs
Dated THIS !tn day otJouua y, y. D., 1850
DANIEL PATRICK,
RUFUS PATRICK,
w3Sw3 Comm ssionrrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
READ WHAT THEY ACCORDED.

Extract from the Report of the Judges OF Chemicals
at the fifth exhibition OF the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association, held in the Fnncuil and Quin-
cy Halls, in Boston, September, 1917.
CDR. Corbctt, Shaker Village, N. H-six bottle,
OF Compound Concentrated Sarsapara Sy.up.
"The Compound Syrup OF SaIsapara, as prcpar-
ed bv Dr. Corbett, Of the Shaker Society Canterbury
n. H., the Committee have carefully examined. Ii
comes sustained / the names OF the most distin.
gnlshed physicians IN the country; and from n know
ledge OF its component parts, the Committee cannot
but express their full belief its ellcacious quail
ties. The ingredients entering into its composition
are OF such highly useful and Alternative character
that the committee willingly pronounced it to be the
BEST preparation OF SaTsaparila Syrup yet known
and ms such think 1t deserving ola Diploma
MuIltudcs now testify TO the virtues of this medi
cine. 1t does not dremch and annoy the stomach by
lnord mate doses as do most OF the Sarsaparia com
pounds But introduced in moderate Quantities il
gives healthy tone to the whole system. It's npcri
cnt qualities combined with its highly atafative pow
ers, tend to prcreGt ms well as cure Diseases.
II pures the blood, acts signny on the Lungs anc
LAYER, and thus produces these numerous and won.
deriul cures accredited statements OF which are now
so generally rendered us.
IL Sold by Edward Brinley &; Co. Druggists
Boston, Sole Projectors, and their general Agents
None genuine without Dr. Corbet's signature.
w37w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
Teleg.raphic Despatch

REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY FREE rREss
New York, March 90.
The Canada sailed this noon, with 100 pas
sengers for Liverpool, including two barrels
Of dispatches She had also $500 in specie
New Orleans papers contain advices from
Galveston to the 9Th ut. The election OF dele
gates to the Nashville Convention, was held
on the sth as directed by the Legislature, but
not sinple vote was cast in Galveston and
county for the delegates. At Houston city
there were but votes cast in favor Of them.
Boston, March 10.
Professor Webstei's Trial
About ii o'clock the indictment was read,
and Mr.. Clifford, the Attorney General, com
menced his opening, in a deliberate and solemn
manner, combining himself to clear and sue
cinct statement of facts in possession Of the
government. These facts he avcrcd establish
two Eorts. 1st, DR.. George Parkman was
murdered. and, That DR.. Webster committed
the deed Mr.. Clifford concluded, aud on mo
ton Of Mr.. Soher, the court ordered all but iht
medical witnesses to retire.
Witness for the government, Charles j.
Kingsley, Sworn, Says he has been DR.. P's.
agent from May 1896. Has had the care o
his real estate, was in the habit of meeting him
at least every day on business, has never failed
to find him at home at the dinner hour, when he
called for Is years past. lie gave an account
OF the search bv him and Mr.. Starkwaither
in the Medical College.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22

0FThe leading editorial, in TIPS mornings
Sentinel, is on the universally interesting and
touching subject of "baby ta'k" Anold hunks
Ct a Judge in Wisconsin, it seems, turned a
woman out of his Wagon because she told her
"Wle peshusa that it might ridley pidey,'-and
the Sentinel has taken the matter up. All we
have to say is-let That Judge look out for
himself
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
Peace Convention.

We have received slip containing the Off
clal account of the proceedings of the Peace
CoRTeRtion, held at Montpelier on the 18th inst
which we shall insert as soon as possible. DR.
y. WARD, of Burlington, presided, assisted by
six Vice Presidents and two Secretaries ELM
BURRlrT addressed the Convention, and GEO
Z. MARSH and WILLIAM SLAbE were appoint.
ed to represent the State in the Peace Congress
to be held at Frankfort on the Maine, in Ger.
many, next August.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
Betsy BiackBn,n's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }Ol the 18th day of
DISrRIcr OF CHurrrSprN & M1rch, y. u, 1851.
Joseph Marsh deposited Ia the Probate OH'r, TT
the D strict OF ChIItcudrn, an instrument, puppu ~
Joseph Marsh is named a. Executor an tn. Pro
bate Court appointed the sixth day OF Apr, 1851 a;
the Probate office tor proving the same.
Ard 1t is ordered, TINT notice h. given to all per-
SONS concerned by Publishing this order hir,' We ~
succrssivry inihr Free Press the last OF winch to
be before the day appointed tor'hc prcct If aid VIII
{. ADAMS.
w39w3 Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
James Epetnch.
ii. II. e. sI. w. WcthcrcII.

IMPORTERS md JOBBERS or SILKS,
RIBBONS, LACES, DRESS TRIlINING AND
WHITE GOODS
II Milk Street, Old South Block, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
John Brigham & Co,
Ee. II. lMOrcy,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BONNETS, RIBBONS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, LACES, and FAvcY Goups.
opposite Concert Hall, 8 fremont Row, Bosroy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-22
TIE MASS. CHARITABLE MECHAN.
10Y NSOCIAIION

Through Committee composed Of the nblest Chem
ISIS in the country. and others, awarded in 1917,
DIPLOMA to DIR. Thomas Corbeit, for his invau
able and highly concentrated Shaker Syrup OF Sarsa
AnriIl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19

upon the President Thirty individuals, ac-
cusod Of belonging t0 o society having iar its
object the restoration Of thr liourbona, have
been arrested, dTlaried guilty, and scHtonc-
ci a. aK munthS imprisonment 4 ship
builder az liaYrr has contracted "a build
steam iripate ior the pope, The Government
ha- gwen ~ sanction "a proposition for
lottery Of 100000 francs b. raise funds a.
frnd out 1000 distressed persons 10 Califpr-
MIA The price 1T bread in Paris Is drrrras-
ing, II b said that section of the legti-
mish will place Gen. Ghanparnrr m randi
date iu opposition 90 Louis Napoleon at The
nest election. The Prince de Joinyille seems
~ have sunk INTO iusiHulfrHnce
N, Lagrange, an apOtherary at Paris has
invented u new and most destructive kind Of
bullet, which on striking any object against
which IL may BE- directed, eNplodos with de-
tona'ion hs loud ~ that of the gun from
which u was fired, and prpduccs mDst de-
ftrurtiyc effect
II y said that tho President message, A.
the rr0pnniug nf the Assembly viii take
strong eround Ia favor Of q revision Of the
Constitution,
DENMARK AND THE DUClllES
On the glfh of September, tho llulficiucrr
commenced Offensive operations, proceeding
from Rcudshurg. sou both sides OF the Eydcr.
They have attacked 1ouning, and the Danes
have evacuated the place, A. the last ao-
cOuuts, the HulslriHrrs -Hrr6anded and leH,-
bardcd FrodericksiAdt The whole Of the
neighhoriuP country 10y cutting oil the dyke
at the Eydcr, ha, been thrown under water.
II seems that the llolstcncrs cannot push
their advantages ihr,unless the Danes choose
b. engage IA APcneral battle. The llnlsten-
ers have done little or nothing ohcnsiycly,--
The King Of Denmark the hereditary Prince
Ferdinand, and their suites, have left Copcn-
hagen iGr Fleusburg, whence they would pro
coed 20 Schlcswig They will risk a general
engagement before the winter comes on, II
possible,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19

~ ii,u me- Pr,bli, t,uri tr Hs His,i,t Of Ct,-
h"irf u uN prrenef iHf.r,sf,l 90 N, fftI'l ~
IHoHiN j. SIHi.ENS. ittr " UG',rfdnI a.
sr1 Hsir,t. d,rsrs,R Gfri'rtN,.
NlEREAS, MARlNH STEVENS. AImirstrn-
w triN of The Estate of Thomas j. Stovou,
Aforesaid, hath prc.cntcl 60 said Court her petition
IN writing -v'iiur tIrih that tho debit and charge,
against said Estate amount "a tho sum nj Sl5ip.32t
that the amount Of personal Estate thnt w 100 r,nnu
30 her hands inter- nu assignment shall have been
male hcr, will not be- more ihRn siiG5 a. which
will icayo "a balnnco ~ sl89l "a to BE- raised from
thc real estate, md hath shown to the Court tho sic
uniiou of the real estate Whcrcut snd deceased dcd
-cllpd, and bath represented 10 said Court that
enough OF said estate TO pay the debts ~ said de
ceased cannot hc sold without injury 10 those Inter
e'iod in the remainder, aud pnys said gou-' 10 Ii
cese her 10 sell the whale ufthc real estate, Of said
deceased except the widows dover therein but in
Guiding The rcvcrson thereof, said rci estate con-
sisiug W the home farm uf snid dcccnscd Of about
ulo hundred aud thirty nine acres and nm undNd.
ell Fourth part of hundred acre lot Ia said Water.
ford Therefore, II Is ordered that all persons inter
ested be notified 10 appear AZ session lE aid pru
bate Court 10 be holden at the pr,l,ste Office IN
Danvillc In said district on the 4th dnv OF Novcm-
bcr, A. ID. 1850, that they may give bonds for tho
payment Of the debts and charges Of administration
or show can-c why the License nsk ed FIR should not
be granted For which purpose II Is further order
ed that copy Of the record Of this order be pul-
lshed three weeks successfully in tho Cnledoninn
n newspaper printed ut 81. Johnsburv In this state
all which publications shall be previous 60 the timd
appointed for said hearing.
Danville Oct. TO- 1880.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of record, t6aOwa
A'''" T. HOWARD, Judge,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19
DigkLEkGo

In this town, Sabbath morning, Oct IL, of Drop
~ on the brain, Isabella F-k, ah interesting md
promising daughter of i. c. Redington, Esq, aged
years.
In Lyndon, Oct y, Of typhus fever, Miss Esther
LathnIn, aged ahout 90
At the Centre Nilngc, in this town, Oct. 10, Of
urinary affection, Mr. William Snndunon. aged ~
In this town, Oct, H. Adouirnm Iud.on. son Of
Leland Snow, Esq, aged 10 yeare-rccentry of f.u-
HaI,hurgA--
At Exeter, n. H., Got. o. widow Mary Hnle, AGED
~ years, formerly Of HavsshiA,
In Glover, Sept 80, NOAH c.-on ofSIr Isaac Drew,
aged years.
In Glover 10th inst, Mis- Dclana Chamberln
aged g.
In Dnnvile, Oct. 6, Of Consumption, Mrs Susan
nah Lindsay, widow Of the late Asa Lindsay. aged
60 years
In Peaehan, Sept. g. Bet-As lane, vito of i,oyhi
Diana, in tho 93d year Of her age.
At Derby Line on tho 10th inst, Frnncis Horny
infant son Of Horny 7. and Ruth +. Prcutss, aged
months md tlny.
In Corinth, oct. 8 Mrs Mary H.. wife Of Rev.
D. Field and daughter of'he late Dr. Olncy Fuller.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-19

Friday, Oct H.
SENATE,-On motion of Mr. Chandler
the senate hallotcd for chaplain and made
choice Of Rev T., +, Putnam, Of Montpelier.
Mr. Crowley moved that the Senate choose
standing committees, which motion was a.
greed Ia, and the following are the names of
those elected
Committee ON Finance, Wentworth, Soy
mour, Hyde,
On Judiciary Chandler, Royce, Curri.
rr.
On Claims, Weston, Wcad, Thomas
On Education, Rice, Lyman, TUFTS
On Agriculture, Coburn, Batcheldcr,
Bigclow,
On Manufacture Foster, Rasncy, Keith.
On Elections. Lnpham, Marvin, Town,
oe Al,litary Affairs. Crowly, Bigelow,
Gosz.
On Roads Dcwy, Parker
On Banks, Plat, Bates, Mclean.
On Land Taxes, Dcwy, Colburn, Robin
son
\ resolution was received from tho House,
adopting the Joint rules of last session ~ tar
M they are consistent with constitutional urn.
visions, ~ the rules Of this session was ndopt-
ed m concurrence.
On motion of Mr. Dewey the Senate al.
iourucd till - T.. VI.
llOl SE.-Ihc journal having been read.
the House resumed balluting for speaker, il
L., a IL A..
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yERMONT LEGIsLATuRE.

... Thursday, Oct 40,
SENATE-1ho Senate was called 20 or
der by the Hon, Robert Pcrpont, when
prayer was offered by llcy, +, i Scott Of
Montpelier.
A committee of ohr from each county was
appointed 20 rHnvHSs thr vutrs tor state 9th
Cprs,
Gen, Clarke, Of burlington, wis elected
Clerk Of the senate, aud 5, 81, Conant his
Assistant
liOtSE-1hc House met AZ ton o'clock
aud was called lo uuior hy F.F. Merrill ESD,
Secretary Of State Amer the roll bad been
called, the oath was administered Ia the mem
beers elect
The House was then directed % the elec-
ton Of Speaker whcu Mr. Warner nou.uat-
eel lhos T.. fuw'rs Of Woodstock Mr. Hatch
nominated VIM Mtupck. Of pHrham, aud
Me- Bridge nomIuated lsWc Is. liowdlsh Of
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THE MARKETS.
HHInnInN MARkrr- 49, III.

HNIGIIION MARKET OCT To-
AZ market, iaoo beef cattle. 1850 STORES. % r1ir.
working oxen, ~ CONS al.l calves asua sheep auI
lnmh., uui 200 Swine.
lIuCI.e Reef Cnttlc-TNtrn, sGli Grsi qualitr
o. SECOND gunlIi,, 81 third quality, 4n4N
Store cnruF' - ini yc,r OLD sl2 d
td "a Nssr. cdr SO 70 90
NuTku. Ovru-Sgs, o. ioh.
Cows and calvc.-SiN 20. ~. 49, 8s
Shccp nnl lnmhs-stl, ia
Swiu,-li g.. roam ~ SO. FBt ,rffEg O..
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NrM.hsM RMM,aN

GrAMMRAGBSs
At Derby Line on the 10th inst. br Rev MIR
Iamphcrc, Mr. Lcmuel G. Richmond Of Barnard. to
Miss Jane a. eldest daughter of DR. T.. Rrhmond,o of
Rcrbv. --------- ------
In Stnnstead, the 10th INST, by Rev. l.. i. Ad-
ans, Mr. John Bell to Miss Rosetta Atkinson both
Of Stanstead.
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Farm for Sale or TO Rent.

FINll wh.rrIhcr, in con-ruurnsg uf Iuor hcllih.
NI.hrs in rent or .e'l h. lffiu, situated bel fl.
lowe - mile. from rlssuwp..r Village, ana ~.
'"ui ~ .'mr distance hum -. lohn-hury PLAIN
and faub1uk. Village. consisting of ~ lcrrs of
excellent .n0l iuuI, adapted tn 10 Mind. of pro.
duco, with % roud .umf place uu lti ropl House
and Barns mile igulu .o.lpl'.
ANY ono Wishing fr the above premise, viii do
vol 90 cul .oou u- 10 b. rirr rh1urr.
NATHANIEL BROWN
So tohu.bury, oct. %. 1900. G,ov9
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Mr. l-rstcr-Is most respectable citizen, Of
high character aud il was almost impossible
for him 90 realize that the suspicions we're
directed ~ hs stcp-s0n.
Dunbar for o while studied medicine but
has recently worked on the farm.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Oct 10.
" market 20as caitlr--ahuut 1000 hccvcs. md
1928 storc-, consisting 81 working oxen, COW, and
calves, and and . wears oit.
fmcEs-Nlarlct Lccf--Extm s6li 1t quality
81 81 quality o.; 81 quality B; ur,lipiry D ~
Hides 90 cwt. lnow 81
Storcs--Workiur Oxen SGT so A p5
Cows and cRlves-S2O, 81 a 81.
1carlings-ST, 10 a Il
Two years old--S10, rs a 20.
Three years od.-SI6, % a 30.
sheep and lnmbs-3a73 at market, Priccs-Ex-
trn. ., IA o. BY lot SIl, ., ~, ~.
Swinc--At retail "A o. T
Number from ercl state