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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
Di-nstrt-, &c.

r'.t boar ls~kea REPORTS. Am ifrs..ai 1sr ihs
.r A-sn tgkU ssh'fe S.Lfrsrff I 7, Irrt not
B.dstri srrore0t.s rel" rtII Sc nrs - ar (
Read q ...rr 40 sp0.srs 20 ne '-ltl srur lr ur asc
'-. .r ,re sarf Th-ie ws- awrrc, sooner c 80 oY
A. srchrr. rn1.ed several person. 81 ~ removing ne
wovesns ,o ne beach Ie hopes nay Re en''fa.'ri "
erf..~r frr 90.
tr. btrs s- F1-h~,-. Of = ..--,rh. 1873. in NNcrE
r.srI f1r Cs.t rnis. fr ns. 10 .ft-f-s ed and DOW
srr srrr-- rs nc % ~ls' Der WAY a,o Nswnor s.shcd
.u r- r-.ur.et
Suf Ocs,>Us -str C-.i-s.. of Gos.os. corr New
YORK nr san Frsnri.-' ctrr reported con r'rrei fi =
Ct.rt-.rrs VS. sod f1r fr' r Tie cargo ifa'i
.Gfua Tn O wss vsatJS -o,t ,ro Ms injured Tor
~ fuu' iht each Ht itr Na'o-a Boy SION AZ Nrf
csrur MSrirs Dh-rs 7 ere . DID, .rslrarce or htlgiN
more. -uf cargo. suprnse' M NsesA OK.
The ht'ife it0uilrssl bIfc'wi- 60 he go pt taNs
Schooner SNITh Vss wrecked 90 AruNIo ulrrg tur ~
cent .r~. particulars have srsp ret Ban On
isrct .osi her snclor ssi ca5e M Liss shou Pc sse
Tar ssie NAPOLEON witch rg, INTO Charleston some
time stree " pfonst', be- coa rmrsd
Lc,,oF Scu AtKA-The Du'cb sch Afrs Capt Neinborg
bound from Lagusys FOR Guscos wei eslore sh1ri =
t.-s 20 harhor 81 on he sht 90 he On March
vessel srd cargo st1A 1ss Tie srsse WAS sold \, Sue
uon so brought ioo a0urs
S.ge.Nig Bal. from NrN-York for Philadelphia wsnt
ashore Cape Island scout CLOCK ou Saturday, evening
a. go
s.rDrs NsIch N Rect Nrss- ana cargo IN he hands
- t1e Vrscs Mssrr
So NHH,lr. prveresiV. f-'m Philadelphia Tor Bo'
.rsrtei or O. r,i p ~ hs Dor isr on SATURDAY lht
a. tp o. Sunday sfrfuonn she remained ~ ifcty igf
and on Monday me- cap>ir W commence getting ifT tsf
I'd QUE and shout tfs weather continue fsvofat a. No
doubt t- ni. succeed il a1srnc ue schooner Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

n Tf-s~.Aip SottA,rno f,or Ch1yi>st0n- Mss Men
srtge Sic. Rh'rt slc-r y - Van fr 100 M,sr. New
Ir- % Niece NJ. frrrorf Me- G'rfon. Nj We n.
VI. ogfg Ms Var Per arf oh "a. Nrs hynes, Mr.
< End dsughfer Mrs " ~ fer cLd aud uur-r; Jo-
s-la Fuuit Jr. adv osard nd .sir Geo k-foff
ADJ .stv Hr S-sfr- sld lass. kclsfd Oliver. s1y sni
chi frsr, ,erh Itorss .-ft children ARD servant
0~1 P4rHfr sdy srd .efssfI GEO Sul ID $40 IsfY,
Fros I'D acs. ar sdY and enid b-o Camp And
.srf. N~s.r- { srrrrtr { Ifafrf. Geo " kug. Jn0
IS gilman. Dr. W l. Krg DR. G. ssrr - KIM. Bent
Lorr. Ls.rc Durham. 80 ssfer, lsTbNeII >1Eds 4
Arc~1Itkr- sId serserf. C1os Csluorp, A
AIt 10. Bfs~.s y P.rEer. chsrd Sorri,. T. "
q r-euNsF John Lsu.or. Mssrr WHIT. John . ford.
b Dsv'r-af. J lrsy. Wager. James Carson j. Hc-
CONF. ID err~cv. snc - ig ne st-ersgr
~ b,ig H. , ~ ne iass from Re' wE4fNrs Black snd
S crl.1r-n 81 R .-y .acy anc : children Ar Fogo h'
RL.a.rr n. lu.--u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
DIED.

On Tltsdlv AprI - JfsslE VIE u Robert Lsrdfeh.
a r.tIv- oi *. ~cotant
The friend, ~ me family ard member. = he Caedouan
pfv.on ~ 800 sons OF Temperance. respectfully in-
yred % attend her funeral me iN-dn~sds' forenoon l7h.
A. Dob O'Clock from le residence ~ her husband ~ FOR
sYff
Arr. FRANK. i7tsntson ~ Wu and margsr-t Trrrv.
Friend. of he family rrspeclIf invited to ausI 4
a.. This afternoon a. O'CLOCK q. 'hrr rel
iI-rre SD. Houston
Departed li. N. MONDAY. Ayr. Us ~ co7sumrr9n,
rFNlS 81 LHtRS. naive @ Ireland. Enu.ssi.lru,
County Fufmarath s--d - wear. SD months
TIE frrrd. ~ ~ fsmi sd h0ss ~ ns brother A"
Charlie. NrCnfrrl ogls ere resDec 10 b requested J al
.sfd hs funeral A. he ale rs.dence, 20 M2dsou--t 90
" edlesdav afternoon 9 O'Clock al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

WHI>hl-'. cl. st &c for .os, via F tis $50
Deufr-f - ..fr a~f fl.
RONISlONS- TIE rssef fr PORK q frnfr sni 'ne
t.rsrt Ar Sse' fo hAsst j- ~, Prime an lN ~
~ ~, Beer eerv cg'-f ~ al ; for Mess anu
fsf 81 f,r Frse Bctf Hams are i0 '' Prime Ness =
ff. fArI q. .l ana without .sng~ Al nrirr ~ i''
lh. r4. been withdraw for mKket sales - I'D h1s a.
Z. fer after retail ~ Cut Meats f''rH . = fo"i
demand srd fle MARKET q f-n'-r Nf'' ' ir- hfi', az
rs ftc 81 thfs DIV shoulders W l-i ctrgn m i-y
N-.is 0O on F.. bu on private terms ter = 1rf' Al
-f lie or Or-. ana Pr Sc for GOOD az prime sac.
Cheese = c rc arI t-fr
HAY-l.A Ie better Saes ioo hs'ssN o. f is-. lash
BASINS Ss'.s f.NtN noN-.si o. = r. .l. cSsh
HOPS-Are rm tut tuI. >a.~s 81 1ses prime W - ern
% i4t- . p rro angels lff.oc
lAlH- >s.e- iOt NNU 81 81 rssh wficfis l'wer
>ftn--t over = tuI a. l-c b y >Aes iN tcs on
T a. Ell 60 r. hlsh THw0ttv II .-r} duI
~ Al STORE ~-Of Crude Turpe1Hne -N' nh 90 4
a. Sprt' SIC ari strafr Resin q. d f'tr De-
-art I'll inofi'c, AID .hrge sa' n Common ~ss r'-
ported nj io0c
SkIT-Teo cargoes 81 Msr.'r'. .'.d on private tsrus
6ROCFRlES-The Sugsr sale Nert ~ We. t.fay
AhIu in BILE crushed sot ~ b. r l'e 10 For no p,
and '-t B. % Tor ~ 50. Do hnl. New-orear- - q
81 i.r 70 r Coffee ~ Irsyv nfNr
NtDfN-Ine wsIket Il 0N' very ac'iFr .nC U ne
want of ,ocs III. recent ssssRr- 1000 DRY Ms-arsbo
no lft 81 murfh q sailed Io Or NfH Np Hashr 40
nc. r 20 5000 Msrarhsm ON 9c .a .hs TIE quott-'''
for Bi-ros Afres I'D BIO 10 .10l- are
LEArHEk-Ihr market . s,eady. The recrip's OF
n~rnck continue tn Improve hu Sre not more han equal
g1- demand Prices t1n The quotations are Hem
lo ift4 a. OAK sIsus tfrr. wa dry DO lS4I
TObAt CO. The uA'kttls uut vrrf frn hul 10 WITHOUT
cna7g, The demand i i.r S.es - hhfs heniucky NJ
Be- l d0 Mao ard and hrsnis a. f0ic In fore On
Ger" Is Dad. Hlch doing saes 10 oae' y Jsgo a. &C.
fros
OL-The market lr Lrseei +, unsettled and .sss arc
msAng 3n 4oc q ga n -us ots II l. offered ne y
io arrs-s sDc Whae on -. i6c with moderate sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
M A r II lie d .

Fab - ty Rev Isaac Ferns d b. % he Market =
CElr-h ST. GEORGE LOWE of r'. CIV. to Miss
FIfNoR 81 TNlsS eldest daughter of William Godfrey
Tvs. F.a SOLICITORS ia~. 'sf- obi Ma. oE. lre'sni
n, RogERT BHEESE to MARY ROBERTSON,
f,I. ~ a. The ate Col Henry Robertson 81 81 ,hs
Guy .,,,,
CAEkNFLLO o tNNtTrA DELMONICO. a. q lie
GU 90 Br.nSgu.
A. Philfrsfnyyn. Putnam c. April 10. by Rev \ IT
Parfrfg~ JOHN YOU So. of Cod Sprng, 10 Aiss
MARY JANET dtGehtrr ~ John Gsrri- lr. k-g
A. yNir..nr Arri ID is Rev l.. d Try 'n " W. }.
WHEELER ~ Ofeeoporf. l. ! to Miss ELLEN sec
orgla1Etler of Hon GIDEON Hochsiss - Windsor. y 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

A. Ponce PR. March %. brig. L0u'sa Subbs FOR Bat!-
more Harriet fr NHavrn m - zen Per-rverln nee
To'r Tor Nlok in Do, brio Asr No.. Duel. for Do soon;
bark John hv Hsfch. OF NiUfk unc
ARA hsmi tor. Bermuda. March 81. brig Penguin. Dh.
PhIa : Aori brig q ldeu Rae. WhIlngon, Auig
sch MedDrs Sui b. Bar
Arr al P-rnarhuro, IN mo. brig Ida Collins ~ johns
NJ and 80. pd SOuhs 8u, Punam. Farrell. Phs, lsnd
sd for dol
A. Curacao. 1'h ui, brig Awe Gofhsm f1r NYork.
f. .6h hrg. Cmhfus CoppsfhOdL Cl"nfIegos, .sfh. n
Mason lof Is h. scot-d SYnrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
To Mariners.

DisDosrgl os a Ko,N-Mr 2 jarrett Captain SO ne ~
bark Ia Jrl0. F-tr arrived Cieufuegus from tsy
ihe ' ut he reports hist H The night of ne oth
Mach hen sh'rf - niles g. - ~ Cspe Cruz 10
al o. y Ion 90 % Ntm Paris p" suddenly came upon
large Wtch tl be- uIsOnk Tor sal close upon
him By has'y he escaped collision bot in he
hsd ascertain tfe suunfngs IN he lmme
dise vicinity tie sfrus Inst none ~ ilr mHps con'A
any informs.0n OF his dangerous nsut 4 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
Arrived.

'ssmslip sol,tsrr~r, Berry Charleston " hour',
n 90, iD spetoTc. I -,tl1 g.
bas BE- Z 7 tt nj .ot. Bristol, krs, q Is ncss
sr1 q psss.rssfs o. p 1 lLsfc, Jr Tue las * -
r-tc'1 sen severe l-f 90 70 - sst
b.. Los 81 he Lea, + b fiiI, b~fncds 10 "a az %
cc.IoHk Co sr,,-. -n -sf- reported The Ley
~ - LAKE Up be hotE % az. sa'sfcsy Al W.
slo~r q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
MARINE JOURNAL.


s.-t1-f. Europa L-Icr L.v-lpoO, Cuuard. Jf,
Ro al R-s1y GfsLby Pti.ads poe Facan, Dgglefty
B. n.ur-.
SOP. B-rzai rsy. Be fs,t NcGs~ Foster 4 CO; Mon-
uE4ns b.. O. Liverpool. G hsU1s. Co. k.DeccA
a~y-r. NOr-aas
BslAs 81 Wo.'- DAVIS. AOresns Foster ScEersor;
E1~sr3. b-k@t. Clsre.lo1, WsTGs; Norma sniih
.ssrl cor. l..l1.
srs, Tr.- B4- BIZ B.noi- :. Johns NJ Finley.
y ID. an, b AgifuIz Ss.mi'h 4 Sur, L-OcUre Nerry-
Isrss - Catherine sect - $40 o. Cuba
tn p-cr, Della D-tan sssga Gfalc- P Harmony
N-EE-s
E>cr, John Cooley K c.. Etrdg-, Boston Catherine,
I-fiUt C-.sc.s " L-ws. CrDcocle Bts Young :.
Flcrnf cert @ CO, Fora fbfi Tucs-r. beTm4fs,
O. N5rr,, VIZ Ms.lir stor Sc L Niche /, juan
Nsic. Arc-pot, Pau. Ar.rsn 4 s0u
sop = .ll4nL ssLrc-r. Pf0yiserce
Base kyfPols- Dr4s- Pua1slgtis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

sailed 'or msi'apo.eu, llth ba; America West A.
sruc %
Ga hou NeS.Belf,rd April i} bark Lagrange rfss,.
Apo.scul F.anders AIea ic Ocesn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

WasHf~src>. T-eslaf Az. e-P
len, Col Iao Mcclellan. %. ,ae l0p1t-ap r..
Corps Of Engineer, has received o'-ers % take
,l..,,. ~ ths expedition t- rlnaioz ,he Nez'osr
Yo,o8ar. line The party W. c.o'Is,of ior;y
c.,ii.aa.with tvo no1.ts1 'enpa.i-s q soldiers
Tbey WI leave on ,Le 18Th b. Nag next r. =
ps.o where tic survey o.nueac-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
fourtof Appeals.

AlBasY. Tlosjsy, AprI lG-P "
No 81 passed, 50 Judgment affirmed by default
60 and CO argued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

Tr.r..r..-s --s I. settled s.l c-.r.iI 30 t
.se Fi..e ..4.,e 20 = W.T. "Hf'1, :. 7r'.--
1r N-a .-- rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
5. D,sh7a-No> l5to 3D.

SUPERIOR CorHr.-B Before jud-e SaDl.or3-
z Moore v FuscrcS P,at-, Pu,idc,t " RE
Mc-a..c, Baakirg 4s,.cir.l'a .->u.t by The [ ni
tc4 S,a'es IN the uare of NJ More 10 mower
sl>ys2, the p-cecis Of iyc boxes oi god and -
Ner cora tAscr i..1. the bark Laureus sna deepest
cd ia ihe bsuk hu, the amount drawn ~; ty VI
FeCS, Deputy Ns-shsl The circumstances 81 the
case are s.rssdN kaCNl. The Lau-cus vss cap
ts-et ~ Rlo Jlutro hs tie I. : s-noolc- Oaks
bye : ben- ea-a-ec To- the sNc trsce. sni ssut
q ms port Al attachment ou hthsi 81, The I
VAS issued sIaiasi tie vessel and ELECTS. The
specie spoken @. .tou,ualN sc 0og. wss tas.u Oh
board the O0Aabyc. ans delivered over 70 tle pro
cess OF the : |; Vas deros.red on - Apr.L
l,iS. s. special deposit ~ NJ Thompscu cerh
in tie Marsha othce. Wto RAJ been depu-
fseI 20 receive -. in ne sme o. NJ V ore. L ;
Marsha, per Nj PEEK. Deputy Ms-sl a. ard an
crf-, nsde ou the Bsuk BoVks T. that eject blt
Mr. PecS caused lie suirN 'o b. charged 50 = 90
cave tre tc,os.; So ec, 20 h's order I; Nss sod
D. h;s d.r,c.>1 deposited % Is account srd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.
For Newly ork.


Ocs.s srEAN SAwcsrioS CoHFAsr
,-ulNsruN C..t Low. .... Dor Ns- .r4.... ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

ONO p .rss,t prom N-s .f. ST. 4.
,EE.CtNf .f1 f..l -rsrr.sa prom - ters W y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
The Mexican Boundary Line.

81 rslsaasPa 70 TsE gsS-Yo7r 1a5cHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

-9l.s --s.s st-1l7 p-- mile. a-d GLE Nor;. -ea'e
g. 3o.
TIE receipts q re Gl.eaa All Cti 40 Rai-''d
s- lie rr7,.h OF Nsrch. arr1ut 'or .rei-h; To-
s2I36 20 s,- uassea.srs s. - ~ to;a cas' -
CO : - ae7 De-.
Markets .CtREFe-lv ssP'srEr Fok 80 rs.7-N
-.r,r.i. AZ 'f
t>-rS-,-e $ fe Is or Pc-s s-- ca, = 10 Pear .
81
CDTTDN-T-. -r-s- 5 rs.her &C. w. So .fe -er t@-rY
Isl r-tsr+ s "a. ssr- .' PSI -.fr SIC '... .t-.
lr more y-s---lt---str.gs f,- sl.1r@--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15
Shocking Stage Accident.

A very serious accident happened 10 the
northern stage which left Lyndon at 3 O'Clock
last Tuesday morning. As it was passing the
narrow place in the road about half mile be-
yond Wheclock Hollow, between four and five
o'clock, the coach was precipitated off the en-
bankment, some twenty or thirty feet, turning
over twice in its course, and carrying with it
four of the horses-the leaders remaining in
the road. The screams Of the passengers were
heard by family near by, who promptly rem
dered all necessary aid in rescuing the passen-
gers, most of whom were so buried and min
glcd with the wreck as TO Be disabled; and one.
DR.. Flanders, Of Londonderry n. H., was found
d, al, with his neck broken. Others were more
or less injured, but none had their bones broken,
A Miss Gay, on her way to Coventry wild
ow Clark, of tIatley, c. E.; Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Dickerman, of Coventry, and Mrs. Decker, Of
this place, sustained the severest injury but
all except three were able to proceed Oh their
journey the same day.
Doctor Flanders was on his way to visit a
brother residing in Coventry; he is said to be
between 50 and GO years old. lie leaves no
family except a wife.
No blame, we understand. IS attached to the
driver-Mr. Harvey II. Halves. The road
curved, and was narrow at the place where the
accident happened; and atho' two lanterns were
attached to the coach. tie fog was so dense as
to make the way dark. the wheels Of the
coach passed but eighteen inches aside from
the rut vet the road cavcd OFF and let the coach
down. The tr yer was aware Of the narrow
moss Of the road and was walking the team al
the time Cuiei0nian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15

GIVE cut the following notice Of the
death Of Capt. BEER SIMMONS, fon the San
Francio,, DHy JoWnm If Commerce, of
Sept. 9th. Capt. SIMMONS was formerly re.
sidcnt of Woodstock, Vt.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN Sn1NoNs.-Wc are much
panied TO hear Of the death of Capt. b gar Sim
mons, which took place at his residence in
Happy Valley, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
Capt. Simmons was one Of the Oldest Amer
lean citizens in San Francisco. lie came here
when our now great city was but collection
OF huts, and has perhaps contributed more than
any other one individual, by his energy and
enterprise, to her present greatness. lie was
always, too, among the first in whatever was
calculated to advance her interests.
In all the relations of lie both here and at
home, Capt. Simmons sustained the character
of liberal and strictly conscientious man !;
and enjoyed at ali times the most perfect con
ldence and esteem of all who knew him.
In the death Of such men as Captain Sim
nous, we regard the community as sustaining
loss of one Of its best members.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15
TO POST M ASTER S.
Post OGce Stamps.

THE advertiser, Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
i Alcgany county, Maryland, is the first person
in the Initcd States who conceived and undertook
extensively to publish the idea o! furnishing all Post
Offices in the country with cheap stamps All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb
or to any other that can be- procured at the same
price and whenever any sent out in any manner
detective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be for
wardcd, ON notice, without extra charge All who
order set OF stamps, with full set OF CHANGES for
dates at only Two Dollars, (lor thirty pieces shall
be kept in stamps AID IIBlTUM. Full sett, with
change, one dollar
These stamps arc neatly made, with turned hand
les and scrcw-.-sainc style as the regular Govern
mcnt Post Office sfnmps--durable efficient and war
rantcd. Price only One to Two Dollars, aud spe-
cia authority to s'nd by mail free.
Address "P. NJ, Pleasant Grove, Allegheny co ,
Nd.
ANY Editor publishing the above with this no.
tice } three times. and sending copy of paper shall
receive credit to the amount of S. on wood letter,
or SO proot-prcss or, ii preferred, wood engrav
ed Newspaper Head, amy design, Of the above val
ne will be- furnished.
Oct. 10, 1880. w2Ow3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15
Sewing by Machinery.

To JoWneymen Tutors, SempstrcsscS, En-
p'oyors, anil MI others interested in Sen.
ing Of 0ny description.
GENERAL ATTEMPTS have been made
- to produce Machines for Sewing, but they were
not without many objections, and could be used to
little advantage or profit.
Singer & PuGLPs Delay stitch Sewing Machine
invented by lslac VI. Singer, aud manufactured by
S. ger s Phelps, No, 10 Harvard Place. Boston,
hnss., is offered 10 the public pertcc' machine
and will be constructed and ad1p ed to perform any
Kind OF work from the stitrhi of fine shirt-bo
som to ships sal ns well rs some descriptions OF
leather; The needle is strnight, and works prrpen
dicularly upon the table OF the machine, aflordng
room and opportunity 10 adjust the fabric in any way
al the stltch mav he regulated to any length,
even to hairs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine is one which
WI not ravei or open, and the sewiug ca only be
taken apart by cutting every seoord third stitch
from 5oO to 1900 stitches, according to the fabric
operated upon, ma, be taken per minute
10 bring this machine to perfection, much labor
and study have been expended upon it by the nveu-
tor, and the subscribers now offer the Delay stitch
sewing Machine, feeling confident that it viii cor
respond, upon trial, with the recommendation here
given.
The profits arising from the usa Of one Of these
machines, which sews with either one or Two nr,l-
les, is from live to six dollars per day. The opera
tlon is not confined to the manufacture OF Cothng
only, but may be applied to sewing every dcscrip
ton ct linen, cotton, wooden, and most kinds Of
leather.
The machine, with ordinary care, is warranted
to run one ye'r without repairs and will last many
years. And it is so simple in it, construction and
so easily regulated and managed that any person
OF ordinary ability may operate it.
i he price OF one OF these machines, which is
worked 10y treade, and capable of sewing any or
binary linen, muslin, or wooden fabric, is hund.
red and twenty-five dollars, complete with all APP
pendage tor operation
These machines so beautiful and neat in q cir
appearance, and they tJhe mp little room, that
they are an rntment to any Iadys sewing apart
ment
Os0' An Agent, with whom exclusive arrange
ments VIII be mnde,l is wanted in every city and
town in the United States
All applications for Agencies, and all orders
closing the money for machines, (Which will be
carefully packed to send to any part OF the world,)
ms well as all enquiries about their adaptation to
Inherent purposes, will he promptly attended to by
the manufacturers. All letters must be post paid,
and addressed to SINGER & PHELPS,
l9 Harvard Place, Boston. Mass.
Nov. 5, 1850. wl9mos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15

Having made use Of the " Oxygena,cd Bitters,"
prepared BY Dr.. Geo. 3. Green, OF Windsor, VI.
and iroIa knowledge obtained Of the r eicacy in
other eases, we chrcrulIy recommend them to the
public. believing that they will fully sustain the re
communication Of the Proprietor. We hope that
this valuable remedy may be generally diiiused
throughout the country, that it may be accessible to
all the afflicted.
SNMiEL 5. PHELPS, I L. S. Senators from
WILLIAM IPHAM, ( Vermont.
JAS. t. SIMMONS, t. S. Sen. from Rhode Is,
!. +. MOREllEAD, L. S. Senator, and formerly
Gov. of Kentucky
l.. H. ARNOLD. Member of Congress, ard for
merry Gov. OF Il. |.
VA, WOODBRIDGE, U. S. Senator. and for
mefly Gov, OF Michigan.
NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin 'Tcrritory wl9w2
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We learn, by note from the Editor, that
he bill, which we publish, authorizing the
Vermont and Canada Railroad Company to con-
s,ruct a Bridge across tie Lake at Rousc's
Point, has passed both Houses.
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Bounty Land FIR Soldiers of the War of


OF the Indian wars since 1890, and for the COM
missioned otf"ers of the Ipar with Mexico, who
served from month to year more, and
have never received land-and if dead, tor their
widows or minor children-obtained by HORATIO
WOODMAN, Counsellor at law, at Railroad Ex-
" ashIngtUn
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AUiUMv lliPORrATiOTS
s. ace s NED WI E1ks
FASHIONS FOR 1850.
CyJ\S. \. SMITH & CO.,

CIIAS. \. SMITH & CO.,
NNTOULD respectfully invite their patrons md
w the pubic to examine their NEW Sly Les
OF GAR NENTS for the present and coming seas
on. Together with their new and unusually large
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competent, les TO bciar superior to anything ev6r
offered by them.
OVER COATING Of all the various suitable ma
terrols Gom the least expensive PlLOT DUE
FEELS AND kERSF,NS TO The finest cloth flush
eli BEAVERS, including CAMEbS HAIR mix
lures and LABRADOR COAIlNG,a new article,
which is made up to answer the purpose OF two
Coats worn either side and water proof
DRESS AND FROCK COAT CLOTHS, of
every qurty and Color in French, German, Eng
ljsh AN American N lnu.nclure. Also, Just rrrcly-
rd n few pieces OF those celebrated ELBUFF
CLOTHS extra fine, in various colors imported eX-
/ pressv to our order
| BUSINESS COAT-French and English TwceJs
Venetian and Il phyr Cloths in great variety.
| TS-Euglish, French and German DocsSms
and Cussimeres, Blacks, plain coors and IN various
! fancy mINture", "A lew lies OF which a,e conhAed
| expressly to our house.
! Gus rom MADE CLOTHING tor the Fall
AMI Winter. We have on hand n LARGE STOCK
OF orr own m1nulactuc, from which purchasers can
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not 10 be unIcrsold.
/ CUTTING DEPARTMENT-We have in the
Ilrrcnt Cutting departments men who, tor skill anC
taste, are Acknowledged to have no superior
We are Irlermmed,lt thorough workmanship, su
percr trimmings, small profits aud punctual eX'cu
ION OF al, oriers to increase still further the numbe
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No odd Stale House, fronting Washington 81
Oct o. liNw2mos BOsion.
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0FPGovernor BRfGGs Of Massachusetts, has
designated THURSDAY NOVEMBER the
TWENTY-EIGHTII, as day Of "Pu5sic
Thanksgiving, Praise and Prayer" throughou
that State.
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c I RI SO "a HE, Il OSTO.N.
Is MISSIONER for and all New England and
otAer States.
lie .prepnrcd to give advice to settlement of
istltes, Collection u hts and all other matters in
h profession, in the different States IN the Union
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-15

Miner over Lyman 22l. Miners vote has
increased 100, and Roberts has fallen of 800,
since the last election, This is igniicaut--
RraHlcjor1 Ed9i.
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53055, Boutwell, 3j45l, Phillips 27383, Scat
tcrinr 42I The Senate will consist of ] |
Wings, 90 Coalition, Doubtful and . no
choi c. The House stands, as far as heard
from, 1913 Wings, l45 Opposition and no
choice
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SEASGy SSM00A.

NIISS l.. Is. STACY will commence her next
vi term on Monday, the 25h of NoYembcr.--
Scholars are expected to enter at the commence
mcut OF the term.
| 0 y
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Caleb. Gill & Co..
y. III. buckingham.

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Sons Of'Ee1saDrrance,

Regalia and Jewels made IN superior manner.
Also Cadets Regaia, always on hand at lowest
prices, at II X. APPLETON Draper and Tailor
"A Bromfeld ST., Boston.