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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
FoR THE ENQUIRER.

To The Io'c-s Of Madison, Orange Crpper and Greene
Asst is we'll ascertained that there will be in this
district in which the Of the Democratic party be
induced TO unite and indeed all believed
is no occasion for one you will allow present you The
name of General Robert A. Banks fit for seat
in tho State Convention, to represent US Gen. Banks
strong and discriminating mind and extensive experience
in public life as well his identity of in,ercs, with YOU
well qualifs him place. He has already consented
10 become cancidate and like Mr. WISE does ask the
assistance of caucus nomination recommend him 10
the people In his political he has been firm and
wayering consistent Democrat. His private character is
unb!emished Cen you make better selections
A DEMOCRAT.
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THE NASHVILLE CONTEMPORARIES DAY
Telcgraphed for The Washington Union.

NASHVILLE, Jr.E o--g, ?. m.
The convention assembled according adjournment. at
10 O'Clock this morning and after prayer and the reading
of the proceedings OF Yesterday proceeded business
were admitted TO seats in the convention.
The names OF gentlemen comprising the committee
dered 10 be raised, announced. The committee
siss OF from each State and OF from such States
have bur delegate representative in attendance in the
convention.
Mr.. McI,ar ii Mississippi submitted series Of rcso-
luons dsclIin TINT the Split OF the convention
cliaory ia: il "'r:t preserve the Constitution
and the Union Further thai the territory acquired b. the
United States belongs TO the several States be governed
and controlled by them through their representatives or
agents in congress
The resolutions further recommend rather assert that
il the North will not acccde - the South its rights
antied by the constitution, The Formally OF the association
would DO broken, and eventually lead non-nercourse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07
10 the Editors Of the Enquirer.

The time having arrived for the people select candi
dates TO represent them in the Convention be held in
October next amend the Constitution of Virginia,
number and will say nearly the whole of the Of
this district composed OF Essex King and Queen Mathews
md Aiddlesex, wish the services of A. X Shepherd We
are sure that none can found better qualified than chs
past services member of the House OF Delegates his
ahuness the discharge Of his duties his moral charac
ter his sound Judgment and well known Republican prn
,.nles will ensure his election MATHEWS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS., JUNE 8

TOBACCO.--rhe demand continues actiya and :.
noticed in our last report has been fully sane,
The sales yesterday and to-day were large and oata
several fine crops. Soae very fine s;enuns re1cIs !,
and some very tine shipping above Sl0. We heard ~ "
oi manufacturing above sl2. \. VI. MARTIN & ~ ~ =
Sales of 81 hhds. Of Tobacco, by " NJ Martin A. r,
Thursday, June 9th, $780, a. follows: ''F
VIM b. Halniltons crop, 80 Lhds. sold al :. IA >. .
. O6, 81 ", IS, 9, : o. :, 80, IS, IS 90
So ! 81 30.
Johnston 4 Plummer, hhds. 4, 50 p, -. So
Williams hid. s. -
T.. T. 1larable, hads. : 80 y.
J. d. Fain : hhds - -, 10 50.
J. iIilIas4' hind s. 10; + + Jones !? hhds 50
g. Tarry. Jr., htGs. = -. ~
B. B. Norwood, hind. 81 -; j.. \. Cheek HID b Il
VIM -. Jones, h:,as. - -, -, . 10 80
i f. iitntrr-on ) hhGS -, 10 y, IL. : IS
T. f. Akin. hid - 81; Il. COSBY, hht. 50 50
J. wilson, bids. $ ., o..
SALES or TOBACCO made al Public Warehouse H..
5th by Wren d Macon, follows:
l., l. Aliens crop sold al $ 62}., IN 80.
T. rar!cf' : crop -oI at - Is, IS 9, s7.s2i
" Simmons crop Sold al > -, : o. !.
y. Simmons crop, hhi. sold At $ o..;S. wusb,
hid. sold al - 3D.
J Jennsfs crop sold al $ so So? 9ss7. 1884,.
T.. G.l,n- crop sold n 81 -, ., -.
W f. G:!iia;n9 c:cp sold at so ., 10 - IS. 80
r. C. GIlli1in'- crop sold II = =, ~ a. *
J Hams, crop sold at 81 81, : ., i! +. : -. q6s
rs 50 10 25 %! :, 49, and aa;. lu.s at s. ~ -
J T. CheaCrs crop sold i; $ y, ~, 81 u - =
Old
NJ Edward s.eger. crop Of Tobacco was sold by De-.
ana Brown Al the following prices: hhi Sl; hGa.
? hhc- -, ! hh.s. : 81; hh!-. uss at >j-maAine
average o. ) - ~ The catitc crop
FLOuR-Richrnon nj s. 81 4 : 81; >cousylc s. 81
wHEAT-Rcl l05 cents Wilt" Il0 cents. None en-
"a. 10.
CORN-SaIe~ at to cents.
CORN MEAI.-6.. 10 IS cents per b.-ie
OATS-5j To ~ cents per brshe.
RYE-G5 cents.
rl>ii-Hsfan4- No. Cat s. 50; Cross s. IS; SIacset
40 B - = ). none in market; NJ. :, 3; No slS
Shad ; - q 81
LARD-Barrel-7 =: cents: kegs : y 5 cents for ne
BtCON-Iir-in.a cured hog round "a, cts; Sides s.
cent; Hams ~ cents; Western sides g.; Shou
III. Is i. IT.; "Queen Cty' han.s 10 market a'm
Advancing
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET JuSEo
BEEF CATTLE-S5 Ia 50 50, gross.
HOGS-s5 10 s. 81. nett
SHEEP sI ,u IA - III nett
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To The Democratic Voters Of The Counties Of GoOcand

FoR ESouiRER.
To The Democratic Voters Of the Counties Of Goochand
Louisa and F1urdnnd.
Having been solicited by some OF my friends TO declare
myself candidate for your sulirages the election 10 he
held for members of the Convention form Consti
tuition for the State of Virginia. and feeling deep interest
therein now with great ddence and disus Of my abil
properly YOU declare myse candidate subject
the decision approval rejection OF any full meeting of
The Democratic party of my county, which is the banner
county of the district If the mantle should fall on the
shoulders of another shall not be mortified regret il (o
become a Whig but shall rejoice that is found land
hope there many better able and competent than
myself do The State service and 10 that the
uubic receive no detriment. w. A. GILLESPIE.
Louisa, June !, 1850.
lIg- The Examiner requested to copy
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FoR ESaUIRER.
7ote Voters Of Hanorer Hing Iam Caroline and pott
Syrdnia
As the time approaching for State Convention which
meets in October beg leave sugges, the Of Ed
mund Ruffn of Hanover, Gen. Corbn Braxon of King
William WIN. p. Taylor of Caroline, Eusace Conway AMI
Alex r. Holiday OF Spottsylvana, gentlemen in every
espec worthy of representing the district in the Conyen
ton. FKtkiOl.DFN
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CuARLE.roS. JrSE !.
L.nL1r irnln lnlIu.

Later from Cuba--l Reroh anticipated, DE.
The big Havana arrived nj Savannah, brings dates from
Havana 10 the sd, confirming the report that all the troops
had lett that place for Cardenas. The city greatly
cited Ii was the impression o well informed citizen that
a revolution would break the Island without the aid
ri Gen .opcz
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Tor m
TO THE PEOPLE OF CARROLL,

1t the desire Of many of the voters of Caroline
that the people, without distinction of party should meet
June Caroline Court ako into consideration the popreiy
# adopting the report Of the Compromise Committee OF
Congress- the vexed questions which have 50 long DIS
,urbed the nation MANY VOTERS.
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NORFOLK MAkkET. JrNE |

Cons Yellow 65s66c prime white none; common wh.
and MIXED 6G-sae< BAcoS-Snithiield Hams 9al0 S!e.
: shoulders g. Hoground IN; North Carolina Hosrous
i :. Western iioground 6a6. FLors-Fine s. Supert.
s. a5l, Family 81 ~. CoTToS-llai2 cen.s-lno-
IN uArs-alr.
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Nrn NnRI MaKkEr IrSr5

FLOUR is quiet. Dealers have submitted 10 decline
An since the arrival OF the Americas news. Souhe't
is held a, So. as. WAEAr.Genncssee Wheat lie pet
buslel CorroN i steady PRovsioSs and GsocEsx> w
changed Wmlskgy Pc. per gallon Cons " 80 cts PEI
bu~uel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-07

We have not received the proceedings of the meeting held
in Sposyvania Monday last 10 appoint delegates 10
convention select candidates 10 represent that District IN
The State Convention We understand that the meeting
adopted resolutions which take the true ground VIZ 'ha
democratic districts should send Democrats represent
them in the Convention.
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ron .nE r>uu,n.n.

10 the Ioers Of the Coarentiol District composed Of Ian
ocsr. Spo,isyraaia. AIM jiiRicin ami Caroline
Fcow-citzens Of the District Tn. important duty ..
selecting suitable persons represent yon in me most r.
sponsbl office, which have ever been called on y
vote now deyolves y suitable person Tor THIS
high post and distinction, let humble individual
call your attention Daniel +. DeJarnc Esq, OF Caroline
county, worthy 10 I'LL the place lie Is gentlemen al-
though having been in public lile well qualified for
the sationhe will make useful and practical ncm5cr-A
plain unassumng farmer man OF fine education and Ia
Tents having received good education nj the University al
Virginia Brought Mp the school Of the great Apostle oil
American Liberty, the immortal Jefferson whose talents ana
whose writings have shed much light On the capacity o.!
man for seli-govcrnmen watch are now taxing such deep
hold not only here but throughout world his and your
interest are identified. Elect him, with others OF thc like
stamp from the district and you may have no fears bur what
your rights and interests will be ably sustained IN HE
yenton CAROLINE.
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n.1r1nnpr sfnREEr Il.xr5

T.
Flory-Salc, Of $50 bbls Howard street Flour to-day
s. 25aS53l; Civ Mills il held at 500 WhEAr R
Wheat use Der bussiel CoRS 62l6ic per bushel. o.
iO, per tushcl. WHisKEY &c !: eta. per gallon.
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,oo,o majority of the county, are opposed 10 'ne
anu nary poitics in all matters oil such m
M ,uh,ch hunblv conceive, VIII DC aiAsiee; ,hair e.
ai non ri either oil the great poi'cay p"' UoTER
lecons Of men for that nus I...---
FoR THE ENQUIRER
~ ,.o,,rs If Spoasylrana. Caroline hins Hmnm ana
io"'' ~ : HGn0rcr. .
MI Ian, vote of the people Of virginia on ,he I'm n,;;n
ne a hnno 10 The phlanihroplst and the pon'iciaI
question I ,IigI,ened views and We are happy 10 .u
Vi ll iiv vii be afforded vi now reniodenins our '.
an opl'" an The broad basis OF unfeIsai eeaon anu
~ -, 49,. biIy The vote OF the people IS oselMhe''
;na m triumphant the present HeAe! ~ H. ,an
Ing a'i for Won 10 make selection oil the men
INV '! yam in the Convention when IS 10 meet IN
-, -, ,be I,h of October next Upon Tue loois Vi
i,cii ,in much depends. The renodelne OF framing
No easy task the happiness anu pfospeii-
~ ,, and future generations IS inVoivea.
- Xu shnuld therefore, choose men ihi 'o'o -! L.
.a,,;sh considerations; men VINO nave ,e"' " - -
se'l's' h countrymen and heads 10 correct those
.rnns,s. who shrink from rather ihah INV .,, =, va
# noliIca prclement you ln9re are 10 ee
nic paw - s,ch but none whom we wohd more conf
ounn | ousy recommend fit personto III tie as
~ md rcsponsibe station than our wof'ny anu ii'l-
, e. onnynan rhos w 5. Gregory VII. ". = AnoM
So nlrhiened statesman in the true sense VI 'le wiz,
~ ,., in ,he House Of Delegates oil NHeiiia, a,lous
,,, man served his constituents WIN iuci,s hi'
,hiy and whilst living in retirement III n;I, - dfsnca
60, ,nnlcaI life has uniformity eAerleo hi's'' III u''
OF Democratic measures ,.. William think his M II
W. therefore as citizens Of King ll,ih ',''A nv pas
;ccs cntitle him Ia the support OF MS naive county
- hono tho voters of this district VIII sie h" ,ei' so
J'n and support MANY EorfRs OF hiS" WILLIAM
me Examiner will please copy
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NJ N b' more nights for the exhibition of the
[ PIPER River-be there in time.
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The Governors Proclamation announcing the result o the
election and calling the of Tbs Districts 10 eicc
representatives To the Convention inserted in another CO
lunn of this days paper.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
MARRIED at the Government House IN this ny on Tuesday tie
ist instant. by the Rev D. Jones. M ROBERT Vs. nLGiiESc
Richmond 70 Miss ELIZA JOHNSTON adopted daughter
Governor Floyd aa daughter OF the late Hon Charles
OF Washington county Virginia
DIED.
Dartsd ms he % saturday the Is; day Of June, $50 Mrs
ELIZABETH WALLER, wife oi VIM Waller Esq. Of Williams.
anl daughter tx President Tyler Thus
youth having reached her 9th has II the
her osrly II all the attributes That make the perfect carac
the beloved daughter the aore the christian ipher
sccn!ed 70 tomb With o,mie surpassed sprlugng
from faith stronger iaD death she has passed the
liow precious she those around her tell
bright spirit INHERIT The Kingdom prepared FOR the from the
La.'n oi The world
- Richmond papers requested To c"py.
DIED on Sa:o.y Juur lst =, II o'clock after LINGERING
lass 81 stycri! mouiha Mrs. ISABELLA IL FRANKLIN ropso
.; Wm Frank ani daughter Richard anl Ciihl.e Raven.
this cy tie al; u years, many friends mourn .e.r
fr5- TIE MANAGERs OF THE RICHMOND
ocIoc residence OF Frederick Bfaasior Esp
EJ- RANDOLPH MACON COMMENCEMENT
A. Ag VII o BE- before M SGsis'y Of Alumni Of Ran
he'll. Esq Of No:,cway county, Virginia
X u College May y, $50.
R5- LITERARY SOTICE.-Th- Literary Societies
Of WASHINGTON College. Lexington, Virginia will he addressed b.
John Thomson. Esq o. Richmond Tuesday preceding
annual commencement Of Wednesday. ls:h Juae.
ALPHONSo SMITH, c;.,. -,
6. s,,SS " l.. s .sss y.
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
place Wednesday. h day OF June An a,rcls
will be delivered by Mr. Masause Johnson Richmond as repre-
n:a,iye Phlanhropc Society II O'Clock ~ The pubic
respectfully nyi:ed 10 attend
c 7, GOODWIN, J.
" +. cARRIsGroS COMMITTEE
2 copy also s,sai.d a' '''''; M PsPsf'
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III TIE MANAGERS OF THE RICHMOND
MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY will this (Frday) evening
o'cIc residence Of Frederick Braasior Esq full attend
5 desired.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

RICHMOND, JUNE THIGH WATER, ~ p. ~
AtRlNED,
Schr Carvo Crockett, Thonis,on.
Schr WaichnIan Chapman New York.
Schr. New York, Williams, Havre dc Grace.
Schr. Essex, Hooper Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Frances \. Goodwin, Carlisle, New York.
Schr Lanccn Dean. Packard. Portland.
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lj- RANDOLPH MACON COMMENCEMENT.-
Address viii b- delivered before hr Society Alumni Ran
dpph College. Tuesday llh Thomas
he'll Esq. Of So;ioway county, Virginia
X " College, May =, $50
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Washington College Lexington. Virginia will he addressed
John L Thompson Esq. Of Richmond Tuesday preceding tn
annual commencement % Wednesday. ls:h June
ALPHONSO SMITH. c,;. -.
G. MuSGRAvE ~ l. Sor,s,v
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Juxf6 ..
BEEF CATrLE-Sj Ia s. So gross.
HOGS-S5 10 s. So nett.
SuEEP-.l 80 10 81 80 nett.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.
Z. LITTELL q Co., Corner Of fremont ana
Rlon1eld Streets.


THrs ~ek rs conducted in the spirit Of Ii,teIIs Museum
Of Foreign Ler.ssre, (which favosably received by
the public for twenty years but as it 10 twice - rss
appears oen, the editor not only gives spirit and
freshness 70 BY many things which excluded by
months delay, while thus extending his scope and gath
the solid substsptal part Of h sarsy, hsto
sa ssd political harvest fully e satisfy the wants Of
The elaborate and stately Essays Eddbrrsh Our
seyly, other Reviews and Riaskpseds noble criticisms
o. .d his
Scenery; and the contributions To Literature Hsio and
Gss.ss Le ~ the sss.eioas sPsssasr the .P.Isin: e
fsrayy 6szase, the sensibe asd comprehensive 6riuss
.is he sober anA respectable Christie. 0Ssvs. these
II shs Unasf spes. with the .ssices Of die De-
d. Uaivsvsfy Nss Ms.tAly, Frssss, Isi., Ai.sDcrfl
Jss.nsi ne docs consider bsse.,h bis dignity
borrow wit and wisdom from PuseA and when he thinks
he esaship bSsu=hs Europe, ASIA ssd Afisa, 10
10 our neghboshood and will gssatIs multiply our cocnec-
o. he "oss 20 si. mech more sS.. ever j.
6ecoaes every istsgent AUerrsu be informed Of The
essioa s.d changes Of is'sisn e.unes Asa this so'
ossss the esiess seem 70 b hasten.eg sh.ease Isps
Of ehsss~, - new state Of things which
he merely politicss prophet cannot compue resss.
Geographical Discoveries the prosress Colonization,
which 2 s1tspdiss the whole word.l aud Voyages
n s.ssrsi lie sd;ser systematically aad very lsly se
susfsss BE With the great dPss:nest Of foreign
Whiis lie Living Ago desirable all whe wish keep
themselves informed Of sbs rapid psesress Il de eoea
=. Dss e y. i . !. :s.
h Attractive and usei6i their Wives sad Children. 1t 10
s.:...s q q sS.. si . : ..
ossbIe guard sspse the inaux Of what ]: bad in ss'o
vieSas .oe. !. ~ ohes ny o.. ~ fssnishias
- sissss.s ~ sIs.s M slssAse,n - yro.'diss
;sy Ss, ne a.: s:s 7:s - 49, 500 ss
nssss % rs!ds.:t vsll e.e.ie! s. univsraei
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= CONSUAfPT10N.
A DYING WOMAN CURED .
a DOCTOR cuREO!

DR. D. W. FRENCH Of Hzzsasia H1ssaie esssY knsa,gse
.luui te lei Of JanuaEy lsls wsose = o'Sws s 80
n NJ eujsr practice II medicine In this place io ne years
mi was obliged qus tie psacfics q ~ "a Sns
quence Of in health Wa 20 severely sl<sS -
suMrros past doaa lcouehed sln.uss s5n nd
dsy and and soreness IN ny 100 and
or The profession effect, exespsng ne nasses ma de-
sinsy md have no f.h now hen generally But was
nducrd-as experiment, than through nne irs
b,,fle OF BRANTrS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAA; and
lido acknowedss, for ts bsneaa q The .sos 70 non,
h NAV serve that the OF its on me wes ns
promps sslu,ry Of any medicines ever ny
effect Of in NJ my prscfics Ny e0s5s %, ,
chest and pain, md now eonsidrs ana "s'
WILL. MAN" 80. :, r,,,.d.i.
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= unT.TGEn TRAINS in connection with the Cea-
Nashua * Wo-.sc, Courosd, Manchester 4 Lawrcncs,
Lave Boston from lowell & Boston Railroads,
baaon Wells kives, Monfst Of the lowell Rosd iss :e
NJ ard for Bristol II ~ A. -v-trrburv VI, ~ 10 A.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, Groion ga
A. NJ. and Bristol e25 A. NJ, the am &C., a llq0
from Wells River and Montpelier. s.hs cars
This road the VT Central aud Passumpsic fo-
with the Concord, Nashua and Lowell Rosds ssd L. the
and quickest from Canndss Norhesa and Cen
tra Vermont, and New Hampshire, to Boston.
Passenger ffom the Central and Passumpsc Railroads.,
vi Concord, Manchester, and Nashua, Grotsa
Junction, Worcester and New YORK; quick and - cheap
BY any other route, and earlier ut Boston.
convenient landing and Pens, for e., has bsen pre-
pared the Lowell Road within mile Of Pusters.
Special Tuiu fos cattle will gothough this sosts
on Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS for the Northern, Ceusrsl asd Pss-
sumpsic Roads leave Depot the Lowell Road 10 Boz
ton. ONSLOW STEARNS. AGENT.
Concord, N n. October, es, Is49. Is
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Leather Betting.
(, ~, N. HUNT & Co.. 81

Me- - DeV006nnfc StFCGus 8OSB Oh,
Nauulaesuse and keep casstantiypa hssd, fer sxls,
BEST OAK TANNED LEATHER BELT1NG.
BELT RIVETS 4 BURRS, 4 , eco
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
.n'NLTH MADE TO ORDER 4 WARRANTED
CO. respectfully refer TO The following, touching
Il NE &s>f their Selling: s..,is-. .s1s.
s. 49, {snigned, having IN use the Oak Tanned
q ManGss ssing, ufactused by N Hunt Co. No.
il sayise ~ Boston, do eheerfaIly recommend Il
hsine tkSsoulaS schiuists, and have hesitation
fae,srs. and is e st"st. .s.iesn.y shekness,
SOUTH BOSTON tRoN' y eqsaIte aay We have ever
JOHN SoUTHER, GieSe WSsSssss Bossss,
sETu ADAMS 4 co, Stsam k1SSSsSih Boston,
dsss, 1o1lSS Seston, 4 : -
HfNCKLEY 4 DRURY, Boston lseeol11csss Press Ball
WIN. WASHBURN, Saving FIeiosnS ~ -,
\. c. W. CURTIS, Paper Msnnfacss, Ns1sss. Bos'n
JOHN E WlLDER, Sslznsndcr Safe nsuufbefSsSss
". ": ALc0TT, esPar ssaoIk Flour NiIb, 9sslSsss.
HENRY oREvoORT, Assnt Glendon Rolling MiIE, \
THOMAS DlTsoN, Bossss saesr Refinery. E. be,tsee,
2. uAiN. guperia ts.dsnf Assblehsad Cosdses e.
DAvENr0Rr = BRIDGES, Car Duil5srs. Canbsidesp,
EDW'D lang suP's e ePin.iss noen ios ssvsli. b
=. n - 4 Co, Cesdaes Nncuf.oeuvor,.
CEN. cHxHoRE. f.Psr Assslsss:s.s. Nsvsss Law
OTIs TUFTS, ssssn Easias Buiiass, E.st sesaas. -
r,lsMs, hgNT q CO. are agents r swIEGI.E
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Could not Live a Day longer!

Messrs- E B. CALDWELL 4 CO, of East osreg. csrs>v
Co. ". Responsible druggists. We nave INST
heard, through Mr.. whireuan Respectable eIi5r7 OF hs
place of Consnnrfisn which bkASTy
fkpIsx Put NoSaky has produced the wife q
Of his who resides IN the OF Pro
this county, She had been long confined TO her bed nd
deceased, that her friends believed rpcssi
BILE for her Tire than ONE DAY LONGER BIZ wtrn
m other failed size commenced taking BffNTS
PULMONARY B1LSA1I ard its medical efficacy = raised
from that she u ssing aof and 1f
tending housciod afs and dse She rknox;
edges and very evident that she is indebted to RANTS
BALSAM for her from long severe and danger
sieknes& and her friends and ghbos consider zr med
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cerfre fsifrbnia corrfy Ohio October a IA
and Of c.xsunrIIos which the use Of
INDIAN .N0y1fRf Bdl-SdA I'D e1ec1rt y NJ ptt~
LIAM CROCHET. of adjoining town He said siI tech-
ct sought relief fm te besa physicnns and nm eus
medicines 6u- none the fatal hand OF thai an sn
ing Consumption had taken last bold on bis ard
ss 50 destroying debilifafiny his body that he -
skeleton He giren m by his physicians and al flcs
who would fAh1bif But even N VI Inst
thai The SIRE bsts OF BRANTS INDIAN Pt bNo
NARY BAISAf has unc.cnched the hand OF the aud
recford r Crocker health, and be is hasi hey
rsgyed ~as. ~ Is Ia
S. D. DAMN Erq evcsaaf and ro.fnasfer at Jessss an
adjoining about the time, snd sailed
acquainted with Mr. CsocKEr, and testified an
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

Messrs j. K LIPPINCOTT son, Respectable rerehsas
al Rsyrore Snfres e1sfy. Ptsspsnsa wrufe 70 us nay
rived from the use Of BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAa,
ihar one OF their csasners ad js inf6ed tr that Ter
eild which had been subject u for ssai yvss wsa
cured Nv The use OF BR.zHT'S B-1J.szM -
VVould soon be in q Grave.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
EVENING EXPRESS

Over the Hartford ssl New Haven snd Nav YoFk and New
Haven Railroads, arriving in the City At II P. ~.
Pasensers leaving Bsacbors BY tbs tain lsecs
Springfield 10 80 A. n. and rs.ch New Yek sheet
The above will be lound CHEAT. QUICK and COZ
ern New Hampshire, giving ifavelcrs complete LAND
ROUTE asoidng entirely the dsnyess Of the eosnd
A. H. train ofthe Nev York add NewilAven Ralsssa and
reach Beteboro' tho same evening" sad ,escn
c~ York by the IS p NJ uss lotss either At Hartford,
Springfield Nosshsmpssa, ssdssas Montpelier next day
al g. 30 p. n. e ssis. - % = oiHff -t7tf
Pssssaeen arriving At Springfield BY the fst tram fio
reach Providence, Albany, Troy or WHITEHALL
the same evening, and Buffalo the next day a r ~.
JOSIAH HUNT, eupt. G. r. T. Road.
Northa upton NAYS. le5O y '--'s 7S:is:f