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The New York herald., 1850-03-15

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STEsnsnIP wEsr POINT, FROM PANAMA TO SAN
Y b, =, s;.,sy
You'll ss 4 < csils. .i.'' I. sss,S 4 .ss..s ' " " :
EoR CALIFORNIA DISPATCH LINE-sHIP urN-
sa, ef NO tsrrs. .isst sns ss..nnss.,. .s nss.
F''s' inH'i spsfsS ;s;s1s vs.. S:f; ..,..
70 s ,ls ss'..h :r =, y,;Hssc ia a.. 'sI,iss
her snssses, vii positively ss as shove rer balance
"'d'.l: easfSs f;r = s,sr ss sss
in. oAGER isb wsll street..
vI,icKEr WANTED-A TBRouoH TICKET roR SAN
rrsneiseo yer ssaT,r q "a q e,s ssr1h Appy
CoR ssLH-A TpRJUes TICKkT 10 CALIFORNIA
bv ths fu pirs CITY of e 18th vsreh Inquire ~ No
V cr..svies street. before ia e'eloes,o-ssy
CALlfoRSIA.ioR s,Lt.TEo Tnnogc4n ,SS 4,.! rIck,
,;ss q -, ss@fr' lyrT sgT m sn ~ sa is
" in steamer sailing to-day Also four Tickets in asy
s,s,ser es,,.s snrins ne sss s weeks inquire '''
WAN1ED-A CABIN TIcKETIr HOLLAND ~.
hrr for San francisco for h,sn fer fgnercd sps WI
rs rrer, street nom 10 o'ciooS n. 70 O'clock. Pm
E,on shLE-TBE FINE FAs1-sAILIfG @ Bsfe TRux-
mio hs.vy eeppsr- fastened 10 sens tus,em hsns'
IN hs meet suhstsnsl superior vessel fof me
o'''''' '''' fu6sps5s 81 'si sfsyY6L syST t. ,. w.u stree.
ORPosiIIoN T0-sosoroLY-roR ALBANY hrD
-, s.s,ss q s.ss,sr NJ
rort Neresy. r.dre'day and Friday fro Aissry rur.
ds Ihrrstay spd saturday rsst s,ns steamer BUY
ihs fs,, o. mi, Asrrsn. !. .s res
frsht rss'sss % ssss rooms srpJ On beard the boat
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

NSSNNN>NNNNNNNNNNN NNNe7NNNss
VAtIs coENER 4 SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. CORNER
- Of Ann and Nassau New Yorf, have on hasd
every article necessary Tor complete Printing kstabsh
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

MRS. FRANCIS ANNE KEnBLE WILL READ TIE
1l play OF RICHARD ILL., the Stuyvesant Institute
ON Friday evening March lsth Saturday mornn q the
Tickets sI be had at the Asor House. the Irving House,
at Mr. Francis and Mr.. Growers Bookstores and Of the
Janitor of the Ipstitute. "
The New York herald., 1850-03-15
A NKRICAN MUSICAL FUND sOCIETY-THE ARD

"A Of Directors Of the above Society beg respectfully to
notify their subscribers and the public general that hrs
Frances Anne kembie has most kin dy consented
shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream. with Mendes-
sohn kusic produced with the entire tai force Of
the Society assisted by the members Of the
other Societies with chorus Of Professional and Amateur
Ladet the Aster Place Opera House. Thursday evening"
March 81 1850. Conductor, Mr. Theodore Essed. Tickets
for Parquette and Boxes each for AmphhAte 50
each reserved eat which be secured the Box Once
Of the Opera House, 81 30 each.
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

RoWlEY THI ATRI-YRIDAY EvININo, nsssh
10 xill ,: 'sssd L0;S ssaSsSy WA
Lester; Bsron strulenhem, Arnold; Idsnssin. Winans
h.Ire, Mason; Ero. Geuldsss; Ehsdoph, Hushss; ye-
ssnelsds with the dram. q The wREcK AsHoRE-C.p.in
nsrok wnans: WsItsr Barnard. Dunn; Jimmy Starling
Jerdan Alice niss wemys Bella Mrs Herbert Doors open
Gallery, 121. eent
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

CPECIAL N0TICE.-FOURTH AND LAST PERFORM-
- anee Of the American Musical Fund Society. Mrs.
Kembls's Reading and Mepdelssohns Music Of Aidsum-
mer Nights Dream March Subscribers and Others are
requested to make early application for boxes
order avoid the rush the days Box opea
from 10 to ], Astor place Opera Bouss.
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

mira one hundsa et By y feet second story ssy
BY thirty with n required from foar 70 r
sisht horse power.
ID Oows TO LET. FURNfs1ED on UNrURNIsaeO.-
N The second house pleasantly situated near 81
yohns Park 10 st the Let % May To Be fro 20
sP. N. Apply a. Mo- Nslker street -
HOUSE wANTID. ON TaE FIRST or APRIL
wsnted 20 rent IN the lover part of the city. tour
three rooms ard basement from the hrst Agi
1te be moderate. Addrsss" Tenant" st this
once.
The New York herald., 1850-03-15

QA1hEb PANOhAMA Of tOfAGk TO EUhOfk-
ID Open every evening" at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms
406 Broadway embracing views Of Boston, Liverpool Lon
dop and both sides of the Rhine Admission IS cents Chill
dren under twelve Is cents Doors oommenoes
moving ~ p n An exhibition Wednesday and Sxtur-
day afternoons, at three o'clsck
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Important from Washington

w...,x.~ox TIL, ,s,h ,oso III. D.;
don, ls,n 49,, ..y '' ,ha coS ne es.-
u,,h,,o e. ~, =. ~ 10 s" ~ 10y. C,! On
pu C.ee., az pC ssos ~. ~ Iss'' Xsy.un
ana ora"Io'd: mr. Cfawiofo Is SICK. Aier tns
taisac.l.n OF i"Porsn. business, ne requested
."e" commencing .or 'n'!y Gays. oess,ai mem
os,' 'u: u,a. P.Iva'e anai's "ou'o no' 40,
mn =, ane,a cI nS lnssmucn as personal
a.'ens.me"'s mao oeen mace. co'sequent upon
h. hs"" No nslnoea o. 'ne new oso'ne'
; nau zee VI ue.eI"'neo upon ta's morn
lug, o"s seieS''ons may 'e P.ecipnaieo' '9I Ies-
s ~, asss - aoo.I Hiay'on mas s'rsauy
40 :" -. e': IT, none, anu o'ne.s
remain rs iour .. eo"s;.scn, ;'b a'e ~ aS
ns,~s,s A., :. sJs.,cbi WIN p.oP1'e.y ano
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

Home Testimony 1s always the hest.
DR.. CORBErT'5 SHAKER sARsAPARILLA.
Msssss. z. Brinley 4 Co.:
Gsntlemen-You gisu q statement Of the case
sfny little daughter. long invalid and sufferer
BY disease yet unexplained BY any physician. The cts
those AT the bIth VI little child, her mother
:semed w.-ai.ays a2psreu.y 10 possession Of health
ing slisht irrtstion IL the winter of 49, latte girl
thea four years ago. seized with huuos Affecting
~ body generally Al that time residing il Phil
sdspha. Anxious for ehid sought the best phys
her affected render her unable To feed
herself H
No medical aid proving benefit, resored TO various
remedies recommended by physicisns and friends Those
sickenns grew ensebled. Dy tho advice Of
Mott. ESQ.,, Of tho celebrated d.. w. Mott. Of
Now York. purchased four bottles Of Dr. Corctts Sarsa
pars, understanding that Dr. Mott approved the Prerafa
iheb being in Boston have bought Of you small
sending il wif at Savannah. requesting child
be put permanently under its influence My
wife writes that child 10 in perfect health, lie
~ The health of my wife rapidly improv
ing By this medicine, the quantes introduced into the
stomach being small occasion digestive derangs
mont but by its quiet giving the whole sys-
tenn, purifying the blood and seeming hei whole
nature.
Refer whenever you aease, aad believe truly,
fICHARD s. WEBS TER.
sufot, s-Feh ,, ls49 Then personally appeared the
above named Richard Wobstes OF Nov York, and made
oath the truth Of above his FREQ and deed.
CHARLES a. HAYWARD, Justice oftho Peace.
EDWARD BkINLEY Co.. Besros,
For sale BY Redsed q Grannis, and by s. K CoiIins,
Montpelier; French Walker. Bare; E. E. c. French,
Piasn6eld Thurier Bowle Washington; Dickinson and
Pessiee, Chelsea; also by age nis generally.
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EFFECTs IN QUICK CON.
SUMPTION.

WALbssoao', Me-, April 7, 1886.
Mr.. Bradlee--Dear Sr-l consider Buchan's Hungarian
Ba-am invaluable remedy for diseases Of the Lungs.
My dausbier about IL Of was seized about
year violent affection of the Chest and lungs,
attended with Short harsh. cough, pain ia the side, weak
and Of breathing hectic fever, chis, and 9th
symptoms Of
sfEEpy DECLINE OR QUICK CONSUMPTION.
She very rapidly reduced in strength and other
dies proving avail, induced Try Buchsn Hun
garan DaIssm, which, happy had the desired
effect and fcw weeks raised her from the Of de-
No;hns else, with winch acquainted. would, think
have saved her life. ABiJAH sPRAGUE
The above a statement Of iacts
WM. II BARNARD, Waldssoro'.
DAVID F. BRADLEE& SON, 100 Warrington street,
Boston, Agents the United Ststes and BRUSH Prov
inccs American price, one Dollar per bottle.
Acknowledgements, saivin X. Collins: Barre, A. T.
Thomas: Washington, Thu,her GSws:: Shsss.: l.
N.wbury, F a II. Reyes: Bradford. G. H. Psichard:
Mortified, u. H. Camp. and BY dealers in medicine gener
ally throughout New England.
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tflarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, July N.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
At Market 57 Cae, about All Beeves aud 100 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen Cows and Calves and Three
Yesrs Old
Priees.-Ma,kst Beef-Extra Ss25 per cwt. 1st quality
S. 90. 2ne quality $685. Sd quality IS ordinary e400
IS o.
Veal Calves 2 Is. Hides 4 50. Ts;Iow $50
Stores Working Oxan s64, 20. n, "a SsS.
Cows and Calves SO, %, %. - n
Ysarnss,-None.
Two Yeau Old,-Eone.
Three Year, Old, go, 95 %.
Sheep and Lau,s, 1863 . Market.
Patcrs-Extra 8, -, and 8 S.
BY Lot-e2, $50 $2,75.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

10 Wiiissn. July 9h, Chssaesy BrswnslI, Esq avyss
u place. aad aduats Of The Usivssi Il vsrnest.
II Berlin Moey, he l5h iassass MTs. Bstssy Til
lsssa, slict ofths Iafa saoss TiiessSe aesd g
In Aiddisssx Jsss g, Lacy, wife II Thsas fadds
fsd ssd daushi~s e Hshsad Wiisys sssd - yssss Prs
tsn in N. h. rsq. &c
II this village Jsy ~ Hrs. Dsnss, widow u ys-
sspa Dumas, snsry 81 B. Oars. Cssada Fest, sssd IS
ysars. cAssia pspsfs plsass copy. 10
ID Csnbndesfsi, HsssL Mis- Msrska Wslksr, q VII
a.ssswn, Va aged - ysau. ss rsnaiss were hsongts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

VAAA11o1oA - ~ AV0o8SA40
Fer shs Curs -
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoAAsBHEsS, D1oW0HIT1S,
WHooP1Hd. COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA and 0oWSU16PTIo0
The ica science, sosdns they do ample
proof Of the and value Of many medicinal agents
furnished no example. 70 compare with The saus, effects
The remarkable cures Of diseases Of the Lung which
have been realized by attested they By
prominent professors and pbysieaas in this and fsegn
iaads shoud encourage afflicted persevers with the
strong that the of the Cherry Psctora will
We present public unsolicited testimonials from
Of the FIST men in tho county, upon whose Judgment
''' DRpsaxI~ sa %.s 1 College
ono Of the ns. learned and int ison physician. in The
~ oS ,Sss rma,Ss Sss..s
Norwich, April IS 1886.
IT, J. c. Ayer-Dear Cir -AsfsssbIe to the request Of
The effects Of your CHERRY BECrORAL, snd they have
been astonishing indeed. M. Betsey sfeeter had been
afflicted with and Teentess Coagh which reduced
her very low, that lutte hope could he Of
recovery NumsIoc: ,s%sdss had b.sa tried Without ef
ss sie.sa with Asthma, os eleven 70. ys., grown
The disease from any ct iis symptoms
The Rev. Mark Dane had been severely attached
uo,bins aaoyded him relief snsiI IN, Thoruiss
RED him bottle Of your PICTORIAL. which cured hin
o1c0 ana he now o1coaos8 usual his place.
These three Of the which have kpowp il
successful hut fit. We have great pleasure IN
certifying these facts asd respected hum
BILE servants REV. DAVID THORNtNG.
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the Distinguished Authorities who have gives their
names q rsconmend the CHERRY PICTORIAL, - Tie
bsst remedy that s known & the Affections Of the Lssgs
the "Loedou Lsaees" "css.diaa journal Of Medical
Science, "Bsstsa Medical ssd esssss Jsurnsl," "ChsE
Isssoa 8. c. M,dicsl Rsvisw" ~Nsv Jersey Medical Re
P.rsr,' f..f wshss.s, H.rv.sa College, PssG 1.sIsrs
ransviv.ss U.iys.ssy q Medieias, Pls.dsns Perkins,
vssnost Medical CelsSs. d.. vasnns Mott, Mes Ysek
City, Parker Ceavesad, Bsvdsia College, PeC Better
aeId Wesshby Collage, Ohie, P.sG Lssds
lEashs4 ness.i SsAs:i, sr Richard Ka.s, onssa ssl
isse, ireland. Pref Rossnbssn, Lsipsis-
The psse have bss = tssw shs virtues and asssisAss
81 he Chsy Psessa il enrns diseases Of tho
Lsnss, who's shsy will feel from thsss dsngsss,
Whenever this remedy san - sbeaisst odoa
PrsPared By j. C. 1yv, Ckemia, LosseA, Msss.
Sid Al WhelsssIs b T. A. Psek BsrsEtsa 81 Rsssii
y Rsaesh Grs.ss, Mestpsiiss Cha's Chapasa.wssI
suck Grossly, wsiP.s rsrhis. Nichols Cssslss~s,
a. w. Beard, Pitts1nd zDutsea Clara. Bssssistsss
Nehels snsh. Bellows Hallss ~ y Druggists ssd lss
ss u aslaslns GsseEsly shsssghssa IL essis. -
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Brighton Cattle uarket--July Is.

Reportedfar the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market $50 Beet Catte-l0 pats working oxen, 40
cows and calves, $500 Sheep, and $50 swine.
PaicEs.-Beef Cattle St rs $50 first quality
81 500; second s4,75 $50; third, 81, $500.
Working Oxen--No Sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-Sules al %, %, % 80.
sheep-Smsll lots at q, 2,z5. S3.s5 $50 ass
Seiss-No Sales Of lots to peddIe. Spring pigs -
~ Al retail. from l-2 to6.
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Wistar's BaISam OF Wild Cherry,
II he edv far
-tnt Xrtht rthItuy IOf-
CONSUMPTION.

And the best medicine known to for
Asthma of every stages Liver Complaints Bronchitis In
huenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Sho itn-ss Of Breath, Pains aud weakness
in the Side, Breast, sc, and all
other diseases ofthe
PULMONARY ORGANS.
From the Boston Post.
Dr. s. W. Fowle, I3S w ,shngon street, has article
entitled shove, winch believe the
hitherto discovered for the of colds and other cousum
tive complaints. Having tested this medicine,
speak with confidence saluary effects in removing
Colds and other Complaints incident TO this
year.
Prom the Cincinnati Enquirer
Wherever this medicine Introduced il at uttnins
that high reputation which richly deserves What
stop its sale, when every hand be witnessed
derful The Of Asthma, hut dan
gefous coughs and also those that Of long standing
Bronchitis and Sumption early stage, always
cured BY this remarkable nericine.
Be not deceived by mpostors-the public should be
tu to get the article, the limitations and
sts being up bv those who know thing of medicine
OF Of the diseases Of the human SYSTEM entirely unsafe
and dangerous.
The genuine Dr. Wstais Balsam Of Wild Cherry 10 now
Tor sale BY duly appouted agents. and all respectable deal
ss IN medicine, all large cities and all mportsnt
throughput the United States Canadas and British Provin
Address all orders to Seth w. Fowls, Boston, Mas.
The ouly genuine is always signed Butts the wrap
For sale by REDFfELD & GRANNIs, Montpelier, s. X.
Collins. do; French Walker, Barre; E. Z. c. french,
Painheie Thurber Bo~les, Washington; Dickinson and
Psaslee. Chelsea.
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VERMONT wATcHMAN 4 STATE JOURNAL, JULY Is 1850.
STOLEN GOODS.
The Shillinxlaw Thefts.

: STOLEN GOODS.
The Shillinglaw Thefts.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following articles 81
properly 5ssst 10 ,hs psssssses q The Sasr sh
mot ali which. are said 10 have been sssiea viz:
TooLChsss containing Jeisss's Tsois; among which
About ten CaIrskns. add two cslentia stias tanned
smoosh-bers Ri1s
Box sfTinksrs' Tools and tosls Of all sorts.
Dress pattern Delaips.
Gard Il Edsins.
Lunbsf box wasgoa-
ssishborhood Of DanviIis, and sheet.
sss s s"., Cheese: s sa 'st' q Sus''''
Black Smiths Hammer.
About 70 0s.l Bags. yds Fssekias.
sIayds shsep'a Grey Clssh. pairs P.nss made from
> Pi.clls.Is; Whit. Tire.u.
Tha Pants. yds. BIse Flannel .sid to BE- eolssed
IL yds checked fIsuusL I'd. doss:s widh Flannel
Flannel slantess aid 10 ~ cut from ths psss.
Hos, 2 Saw Belts. Narrow Axes.
Flannel shs, 70 sksias white and four Of Red weolsu
Drah Chains, Com mon Harnesses.
psir Leading Lines, ssnned skeeP rslts.
Bag shissIs NailA aad q Board Nails. about IS
Cast Iron wrench Bed Cord; small brass pail,
Nail Hammers. TSws'; Table sprssd. as.sr.i Books
and ono poke, Te.tsnsut with dim marx, said to BE-
Catherine WsIbridge. Cishsbury'
Many other articles have boon found that menton-
cd ia the above lit
Compass for Guide in the woods.
Also about eighty doiars IN Bills Watches and eight
doliars in Silver.
Owners already been found for several Of the art
ees, and persons wishing get further ipGm@tion
speeding the property apply to E. p. SCRfbNER Dep
Shesif who has pass-ssion Of the
Montpelier, July 10. ld5o. 81
Bezaleel g. Spaldimg's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, ia Probate ccurt holden
Washington Dis rict Montpelier, within and for said
District. tho l7th day Of July, A. D. 1851:
~ w. ORCUTT, administrator of the Of Bezaieei
W G. Spaidins, late Of Roxbusy said drct deceas
Cd, makes application said Court far ircsse 10 sell
pant real Of sai4 eccessed that
sell part thereof in order the debts
due from said estate and expenses OF administration, the
personal property II said deceased hang Insufficient
purpose. WheieuPon IL ordered BY that
application he heard session thereof held
Office Of Herman Carpenter, ia Nosth6eid In said District
tho 6th day NJ August 1850, O'Clock 10
and further odefod that notice Of tho Aforesaid app
cation and tho for the same, and Of the and
place pointed for the hearing thereof he given in
tseste the publication Of the wveka succes
ssveIy. ia the Vermont Watchmsn st,se JOURNAL
nswspsper printed in Moutpeiicr before appoint
cd, that they APPEAR said time and place.
cavse the Aforesaid application should
be granted
by the Court,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

Of every man who wants a COAT, VEST or PANTS.
" to look Mt a great variety IF BROADCLOTHS, Black
end Fancy DOESKINs aud vEsTINGS, before purchasing
elsewhere. We can suit you ALL
June 6. "a KEITH BARKER =
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DR.. Shaw on Contamination,

There is Perhaps disease with which country il
affected, which sweeps of annually many victims ~
that felt destroyer othe human Consumption What
of suffering might he saved the human fam
" II they would but avail themselves in the
dies which has provided for her children
sciences has rcducvd to such form he within the
reach Of ALL Far be it from amper with those who
suffering with thA painful dissase. Ia Offering you
remedy, do ask rely upon the
Of those who might be sc,uated bv selfish
motives, but give you the deliberate testimony
the respectable physicians, that Wsta Balsam
Wild Cherry, has established Tor itself reputation that
be assailcd d. WIN. A. Shaw, of Washington, N.
z. writes under date Of May l, 1886, follows:
81 have heard OF of decided bene fetal effects
from its especially in Asthma and Chronic Cough Of
spasmodc Character. have used the Wild Charry great
deal in practice, and with marked good results those
Of great nervous inability, aud iniiabty, TO which
phthsicai patients subject. have doubt the
best form which the effects Of Prussic acid may
sedative the Constitution without danger the patti
ent. Every knows the reputation Of the Turpenne
and Baisam constituents in prctaced coughs The
bination Of these principles Wstars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is ingenious and iudieious.
Medical justly dsrusni of Patent Medicines
general but candoi Discriminate betwcs ,geous
and hum5ugs and those medicines which have
salutary, and in well attcsted
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Domestic Wool Market.

NEw-YoHx, July 10, 1850.
The inquiry hom manufacturers proven that ell did not
sup them selves notwithstanding the competition in the
woolgowing districts. It may have been because all Il
inhabitants employed subagens for other parties
whether il the the demand in this market
during the has been particularly for cvb
ing We hear of tho of $50
LOCO lb. deeces, which S0009 medium,
private terms supposed about Sc IS mixed
Ohio. to arrive, - cents. cash; 100 lbs 3j 20
"a 900 lbs medium and blood at IS 40 and
various small lots sIso 10000 hs pulled
last weeks prices.
The arrivals Of the week have been large say 20es bags
moity OF which only 10 received in transit, and to
New Yak firms, Consigned not to be offered At prsssnt
We quote:-
American Saxouy heccs 43a45
Full biooied Mssino 80 q Il
Ia aud "a Merino IS 81 IL
Native and IA Merino 30 "a
Super pulled County IS 81
No. pulled do % 80
euper pulled City 50 . 50
Ne. pulled Lambs 33a3
Fossgu woosus imported fas the week, ees7 0ss:s-Dy
Goods Reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

Ill MdSSdluuScus uuu 1tCW was inoot-
ing under prejudlces, which arose out of inces-
SAINT misguided efforts to promote honestly en-
tertained views, and indicated no want Of patri-
olism.
lie accounted for the fugitive slave excite
ment upon similar grounds, and commended, as
before, that it was question of no practical I'M
poriance. The great body of the people held
moderate views, and were devoted to the Union
II The time should cone when political excite
ment should shake the foundations Of the coun-
try, there would yet be found one rock which
would remain forever as solid as her own gran
lite hills. One star VIII ch would shine brighter
and brighter forever. Foremost in offering her
blood and treasure for The establishment of the
Union, Massachusetts, would be ever ready, with
thousand times more warm and strong hearts,
TO maintain it. The glory of Massachusetts
would be perpetusl-l appause]
In CONCLUSION, be repeated his determination
TO act as an American, for the good Of the whole
country, be the consequences to him whatever
they might
Mr. Clay repeated his wish to address the Sen
ate, but would acquiesce in taking test vote.
He wished to have all amendments disposed Of
before taking the test vote. He entertained the
Senate with very pungent and facetious de-
scription Of a recent mass meeting OF the friends
of the Compromise bill
Mr. Hunter, with Mr. Clsy's permission, took
the floor foT speech tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr. Clay, the question was ia
ken on Mr. Bentons amendment, which was re-
jected-IS 10 &c.
Mr. Foole offered and explained his amend
ments. He thought they would gain Southern
votes for the bill, but feared they might lose
some Northern. He wished an early vote upon
them.
House. Without attending to any prelimins-
ry business, the House went into the Committee
Of The Whole.
Mr. Bayy took the floor, and replied especial
ly to Mr. McGaughey, who had said that New
Mexico would inevitably coms into the Union q
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Alarriases.

In Willisnsown. July %. by Rev. Z. w. Tsylos, n
Juliss B. Lyman Of BrookGs to Miss Ellen Cane Of W.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
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