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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ CHINA AND TBE CHiSEsE.p admirably irr..rsias
may be said Of the Chinese Museum Tor the Cheese
living eSempsr OF Toe better esss Of people ihs
sLIsia Of soelely LhsIe IN vivid and Interesting deia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

- Our assortment OF sss quality resdy-made
sompusss various rew ssyisa Business and fsVenas
Trochs, ssezs, Drsss sad Brock Costs hgh' o'~0'"
saA VIZ. r. JENNINGS. ~ BrcsdvsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

suxrx. HIrs,-Genutpe Rocky Mountain whhs Dea,'
or, Panama Hss of various styles and qusnnes' o"s'
H.. =, gr.., y,ys,y WARNocKs hs;tsrs
9os Brosdwuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Have you seen " The Drunkare" pernrnei NJ h.,
splendid rasce. the new Lecture Room Al BArnun,s A.
rcen Museum Ills inccmpareNly the bess ana mos AZ
fectng picture Of domsst: life ever produced IN "
Gootsrs hands the Drunh7rd himself bsc1 ues e. sr,i
warning 20 moderate drinkers. SIR Harfneon ire a.,
magician appears 10 the afternoon.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NIBLo's.-Schoo for Scandal to nigh, cast Win ~
whole comic strength OF ihis capital company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
THE SUMMER INVASION

Office 2s9 Broadway
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
DgArrrSa

. IN Luncnhurgh, Oct. >, Widow En'lncrh tiSr7z
horn, agoi g.
In Danyllo. sept. IS, Cynthia NJ, daughter Of
Robert aud Ann ;. Kelsey, aged one year months
and rs days
In Barnet, sept. IS, Edward Dams, 'on oil }.
and L. II. Eastman, ofdysentery, ngrd 10 mouth
In St.nstcad, c. F., Aug. ., Dorothy ~, wife Of
,t-,sssrs itnAham, agv, s-l.-'qs%tly Of DnnrTnr,
and one Of its eaI tssy s0ttlsrs ~s - F,
In Barnet, sept l., Margaret White, oldest daugh-
ter Of the Rev Thomas and Alison GoodWiliie, aged
II wears and months.
In Rtrke, Sept a. Aary - daughter Of Rufus
and Lucina Goddnr, aged p. The subject Of thi;
notice, pr6fesscd hope Christ, sttis agy Of IS,
-.ssls 49, - A.s z-aurce OF nomilrt- Ia the morn
ing OF Ifs a consolation in sickness and firm sup
f,rs m tr hour n dissolution The presence ofthc
S-str renewed tAs lsA- VI death. and the grayg
was deprived Of its terror by belief in the gospel
OF the son 81 God, which brngs life amt immorIAI-
~ 10 light, Nav her faithful eKhortatons, and snl-
eInn wuruinez be sanctfed AMI blessed to the Rood
Of AL who beard them,
Sweet j. the thought, the prntnise sweet,
That friends, lang-severed friends, shall meet
THAT Kindred souls, earth disjoinod,
Shall meet, from earthly druss refined,
Their mortal ears and Eorruws DER,
Ind minels hearts to rass no more" Con.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
THE CALED MAN.

a. Al IIaueslale, Par a graf excitement
has becn created by che appearance ot two.
mon from tho South, who are aftnr a heaud-
fi Cuale, the wife ofa M Evans, add who
they ny. Is a runaway slave. The feeling b
very strong against three Who are alter beer,
and fshe q discovered. il will hardly b. POO
sible llr them 60 take her away large
meeting has beru held o. Syracuse Naw York
A. which the law WIS denounced WITHOUT
stint
- s. u. Harris, E-I, of the hmulei""
Easle, has received lle appointments Of Sec-
T.tary 0f fb6 1Vrrir7rJJ m ttHir 4 '''''i faf'-
iuf appoiutmrufaui W. hope onr tr'rnd ~ill
have a happy dime n li among the horn"na
Of Utah,
THkvKsuryIva DAY ~ Ms-sAcHrsErrs.
Tho Governor has appointed THURSDAY
Nov. ss, a. . day Of general Thanksgiving lu
Massachusetts,. ~,---....
60 Alexander llauhADn Who. 10 will h.
rceollcrt,d, Wa arrested and hnsnd over or
arhar9r nf robbins rullrn Virgil q Coz EN
prtss n,es-cnger. seine dme sin'rr Of rou
siderable sum 81 money az burlington, w.
died on THURSDAY morninl az West Troy.
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Professor A. g. -BarrY,a

FUNmC"ruEEnrs on NEutCArEp CuNruUNp. The
n world, placed upon IT, guard by the Hliuust
daily detection ui some plausible humhug, uow cX-
uuliugs and tests every rev article with scrpuvus
curc, and nothing thai H. not intun.ically cuof can
long flourish Bary'k Trcuphcruus hA. been sub
ccfed to this sorica for ten wears Every year "a,
prpuaiiou and sllcS have INCREASED, until more OFT
o, consumed annually titan 90 any other preparation
f,r the hair offered ~ the American public.
The discovery that Il will curc Diseases ~ the
kin ai.d wound. and ulcers 10 heal and clo
relieve az q external inflammation, anil remove ties
pain and itching incident 10 sting bites. .crntc he,
cut burns s,alds, &c, has Ercatly enhanced the
-u. ut tine arttc.s, and Il is.npW known ana u.eI
f,r these purpose ~ wei, A. tp renew, boautity nnd
cleanse tbs hair, ever city ard town in tue In
iuu.I
It, extraordinary chcapness PLACES Il within the
reach 81 the humlest family, and It's conceded val.
insures IL a place the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find IL the sglrc-t remedy Tor spuins, cN -,
aud other accidents OF their chdgrn the arel prl-c
t ~ a cur, for the HhegSnati,m, and all the aches
and pains 10 which the mnscles nrc subject and
the efnigrnt 90 distant An- purchases u "a an nh
soutc necessary Ia his outfit
Sold M isrRe bst,le price 81 cents e ihc Pr'nct-
tai 0fHcc, ~ bIguADWsT, New IorG. f5r Nc
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United State, and Canada, Beware Of the
counterfeit, -uld a. 81 por bottle lbssyl
For sale by 2. .iEwEr-r * 90, ST. Jnhusbury VI.
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IL FFHr f'r-,--.--a ~ AiaGrilan state.
thar 5 fugitive slaYs lct that place for Can
AHA on Wednesday.
TuE RIGmr REv. JouN HrGHr- AZ
AEcuui-nor.-At the request Of the late
Provincial Council OF Baltimore. Ills lIoli-
ness, Pope Piu, IX., has by hricf, dated
the 10th Of ,Iuly,crrctcd th, -ec OF New York
into au .Hf,hi,piseopai SOC, with thc scrs ~
Boston. Hartford Albany and Buffalo, a.
SuiTrogan Sees.
SrRrLus WHEAT Oh CANAnA.--A Tor
onto palorfe-timatcs the surplus wheat crop
of Cana.h this season at 100000 nor
than that oflA,t yrarwhirkwa. 1000 oo,Fnak-
Ing lI.ooo.oo0 bushels for export.
~ We wonder that it has never 9ccurrc d
T50lr S0-rtr-r iri-f'si- tl'4t tEsr=r -r'tr'--
danger of the fugitive slaves, on their ~
turn to the land OF bondage, teaching their
ii.llow-bcndmen tho blessings of l2lerty, and
to assert the doctrinc that those who would
be free, themselves must strike the blow.
FRoa TFNAs.-Gov. Bell, OF Texas, noti-
fed the special messenger from the General
Government, Intended Ia --s.a Liza
PROCLAMATION, submitting the Texas Bounda-
r, bill TO the popular vote, probably about
the first of November.
~ Ones OF the STAFFORD Bank, Dover,
n H.. altered to ten are in circulation--Asa
4. TUFTS, cashier, VIM. Woodman, President,
plate of Toppan, Carpenter & Co, NY
The true tens are engraved ly the New Eng
land Bank Company. Very likely to de
ceivc.
~ \ despatch from Toronto. dated the eth
irr-t.7 fugitive slaves arrive hrr--tt
'tititt-t every zt.Aafss.-F-fseF' tA.4-AHsaEieaa
side"
E9g \ new Post Office has been eSJIbttsh-
ed at North Thctiord and David w. Closson
Esq, has been appointed Postmaster.
MEMorR or DIR. JUps9S.--We are in
formed by the WEtchman and Reflector, that
the Executive Committee of the Missionary
Union have directed the Corresponding Sec
rctaries to take immediate mcatfTts u ci4,
lcct the necessary materials for Memoir Of
NJ Judson.-
81 Hon. Levi Woodbury. pays tax of
SIZE ,6i-thc largest OF any individual in
Portsmouth. The Judge has not been an of
fee holder forty years for nothing.
GA new and handsome cottage in Charles
town, ~ H., belonging to Henry Hubbard, jr
was dCs Iroyt,i By fire or Monday. a man Is
suspected of having set it on fre--the same
one who was suspected of having fired the
new hotel at Bellows Fats fast year ,on, which
he wac nj work.
METHODIST hrssIoss,-At late special
meeting OF the Board resolutions were adopt
cd recommending the appointment of tire,
zdJtitiUuat missionaries for California,and Nv,
for Oregon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
Farm for Sale,

N9'T M, a,sFtt+t 81 Derby, Vt. miles cast
Nd Of Derby, [ehtfr and a miles from Derby
Lane, containing zoe acre, OF hand, about $50 acres
improved undgr high state of cultivation, the re-
maipdcr well covered with hard wtod, spruce and
cedar timber. Every part b well watered, aud we,
icilc.l Nth cedar tifpbrr,
The huihluc- au one Euod house, two goui
hams, aheds and uthof oilt bnilIiues.
VIII sell the whole half ot the isrIp, n, 10
car Dc dIVTdCd " an ant.llr % maze Two Tailns.
VIII also sell, IL wanted, the whole part OF tho
" grain and tools. Reasonable credit vii
be given tor part of the paw. JOHN ALLBEE.
~ ftrr-ry- y : e-r--rt.- ~. tA---4s 49, ~
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mMmm9AG8S.

In RAn.ai, Oct. 0. bY Rev 4 q. HGUtHff. VI trE
cnc,,r H. strobridre, and M-s Margaret S"mer~.
In Barnet, OCT. :, by Rev. \. q ituiT07rrf' NJ
loses Nelson, Of Harlvick, and Me- Louisa lush-
man 81 Barnet.
IN Dauyl, Sept. 23,hy Elder RayuoId,, Nlr Joseph
Sinclair OF Dau,iIe, and llrs Sarah Nics, Of Iyn-
don.
~ Hanover, sept. 2b,h by Raw. pr. Richards,
Rev. ARIEL 4. +. Perkins, ~ Philhpstown, Nisss To
M~. Emily A. Pearson, OF II.
in Grotou, sept. 20, bv ]. ~ Hall, ESD Mr. Dan
fri Heath npd Alr.. Caroline Humphrey both Of g.
Also oct. s, 10y the same, Mr. Calvin c. Brown. Of
r1-7771 mt F-.--, A,.sFt-aa, of lrltcn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12

CANBE1pGE CNrrir tftftKf'f 49, 2.
A. market 9st0 cntilr-1'uut 1910 hrrvc,, anu
1000 stores consisting ct working oxen, cs-- uud
cs,lvc- and ? nnd year. Obj
Prtrrx-Na-4s-t .l,--t--l.s tr. ST., D.; 4allty
~. ~ quality %; % quality D.. ordinary d %,
Hide. Z OO rs'. I1llpw 2
~fufr---Wor Aiug Oxen -ti. -. ~ 400.
Cow tri rtivc--sao . 10 ~.
Ncarlinut-S5. 10 l.
Two ,rurs "d-sio, ~ a a.
Tlrr, scar. oii.-~i5, %, % -.
Shor- rnr i1iui,--5S25 go market. iucci-EN-
IN, L 3. ~, ~1iy lot 81 u. la.
.i.---7lt rlEiil "a
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rmE MARKETS.
nnInnTnN ,N4lIr. ~ }.

Ntlth ~ alF ~ u W. o.
~ market. 1870 beef .Atile oiou ,inrr. - rlIr.
wurk ng oven = cuva and calves, oNOp sAryp and
laml., and 1880 swine,
Ftirt- B--f C.fj.-Extra So Ar' quality.
81 s.,uuH quality. fh.ri quality, p a.
~t...s--l r,r..Hss. 81 a 70, years Obj so u
3 yetr, uii -luH 20
Nurkiug oxen SIS. go. ~. %. i00.
s.-.--. .,.,.l- la-----s - "a "a ~ IA. %
Sheen and Innh---sif. ia1, a., 2,
Sl..la- "A o., retail ~ re- o.. lir &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12

GA womru's convention. t1 consider the
dglit. dudrs and relations ~ women b. ca'l- f.
ei At Worcester Mass, Co be hrli Oct 4aa .
aud gath.
CrRrAuMHr or pr-srss.-Wr UNDER 7
stand from the Lowell Courier chat % ha-
l,.rn ,lpridrd % reduce tbel active huaInes=
operations of three Of che misunderstanding cor .
poratiuns co. that city about one half viz the /
suHulk. TIamilt,'', ald Appleiln milit
e. Tho Oswcgo Times says that Village
contains 300 inhabitants, averaging i've auh
=. hall ,.erzalz Ii 4 hn.ily W. suppose tbs
uiraus five anil q bahy
LAHGE PHuprCFsoF bNtuFH---AlF 'H''''
81 Porter Village Maine has thi- year rs''H
q large quantity 81 onions, ~. rrup hAs
welded him over three hundred bushels lfr
arrr! Tho .oil j. l,am, washcd from DE
surrounding hills, and tho manure used Do
from the harm yarl. Similar sucrcsa iiAs
attended Ar Cha-c'i efforts iu burner yrar'-
e. The lIascrliN Republican ny'-
~somc wonderful paragraph maker has start
I'D the ,tur, lhab ex-governor I'M, ~ ton
cord ha, lot more lhan twenty arrcs Of -
latoos by lhe ruL This d al huwhur IT, has
lo.t none by che ut The rust struck 'hr
CROP and injured b. "a some extcnt Astt g.
che crop s. worth upre nos than The pro-
durr of the same nuuiucr Of arrys la'i sea
sou
Uli Frt.sns ars NG.iai q, J,vFH s. trs''f' q,
$50. 2 Mlk street, un-iun, where Wiil i' huni nN
al fHIIU
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NUIsS VI. L, HARVEY, { I'M Montpelier,
IVA Vt would announce to the Iadic1 - St.
Iohnshury ard vicinity thar she has taken MONS
AT Nr A. H. Wicoxs, ard IS prepared 70 wait ol All
those Who may favor her With their patronage.
Sept. ~, 1850. oz7u
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Administrators Sale
nlankamlth ehop
Wanted,

aN1U ptTIfEf. Got ianf aai Va-t N4hrr-.-
Pint ufe Wprhmru rau hHl rHlsfam rHfl1
msHf anJ gael wage W. aIIrnFfy
.. BOLEs.
~. lDintbury, Ori. I. 40. tsff
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sTATE OF YrRlIONr.

CALEDONIA DtsTRtCJ, -.
n n Probate Court koiisn a. DYHriVs ~ said
district on ne 2i dy1y If Oc'ober, 1850.
Present, THERON HOWARD, Jildqe.
FNNllE foregoing application being presented 10 the
u court, Il is uric-ci that AT persons coucerne l.
De notified "a appear before said court ~ a session
thereof To- be holden az tho Probate office in Oar
vil!e aforesaid the @lttss of October 1880. 10
show cause, NJ any exists. why tbg license 3nd AZ
th-,rity asked for should not br franiri. And Etr
this purpose IL h further ore~ll thai cony al aid
application and &C this oricr be published thrive
weeks successisey IN tha Cal-ioglRn, a newspars.-
rrt;-ie'l ~ ~. 4tt-AsrS, ia tA -.ss, all uh e..
publications shall be- previous 10 tho time for
satli r7ariUg. THERON How ARD, FutEr.
Attest THERON HOWARD, Judge,
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HILL & WHITCOMB,
Fashionable Tail0rS,

tJEwETT's nUGLptSG, uPsrAIHsA
ST. JOYNSBL-Rl-- I--2----
GARMENTS made 70 order, ut short notice. ia
~ tbs MOST FA-HtoSAntE AND DCRABLE Man
NER, and Warranted tofTr.
Also
READY-MADE CLOTHING, -
mado in the bcst manner.
g. Gentlemen ~, -si-t OF rvt rate Cl1tiius irs
invited Ia call before puruhaisinS elsoahere.
c. CUTTING done for others 10 Is..1le.
J. VI. HILL. \. WHTTCOMB.
sept 10, 1880 tt5m
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&C. \ gentleman in California writes to
his wife in Ohio that his crop of tomatoes on
an acre and half Of ground was worth SIS,
GOO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
ELECTIONS

Omo.-A trlcgaphir despatch from Co
lumbus, Ohio, dated October o, says that
WOOL, lorofoao, b. elected governor, and the
legislature l. anu-Incoforo. 10 regard 90 Con-
grr-.mru, the returns arr incomplete.
PfyssYLyANIA,- Wings have car
ried Philadelphia Cig and probably tho
County Tho loroiooo- carry the State Tick
ct hy a majority much lrss lhan usual, 4 Z
dispatch says."Thr Sruators elected and con /
criri are, 8 wings and democrats, out of ~ I.
10 b9 elected. AsiemIlymru-i5 demos 0iH 2
and - wings 4 WING Congressman are re-
placed by Democrats a. iir o. have been
hcari from
HNriNonF VIII, Mayor elected hy 200
or 500 majority A great vhis gain
/ Nrw llAMr-uue Mardsan, loroforo. 70
elected 90 Cot1res. in Whom district ~
/ 90 town, thr.,o'e e., Mur1sona7la' Perkins
Wing $3.50
MMurg o. CoSDm-s GANrp Tho
Whig5 hs,c elected miller by iout ioona
jorty In tbp second District IN Iowa Miller
and Thompson both claimed seat n Com
grrss last spring as Representative ium tA's
District The House ,rut 10th home.
.. MAWtANp Errouov-'rhr prm"rmr
have ylcrtrl the Governor and thc Whig'
thr Legislature, Result thc same 40 ~ lhc
last election.
GSThc Atlantic arrived a' New York, on
the oth. Win date. irons Liverpool 10 thr
,5th uIt She brings no news n interst.--
Tho potato blight ngrs in France.
t. Chester Butler the Wha Representa-
/ dive ofthcI Congressional D,'rirt Of raa
g died of Typu. fever, ON the 5th t'lr Ae'o'-
4 lean Hotel, Philadelphia. lie was oa ln
" way home irom Washington.
% OnpNArioN-O the 2'th of sept, Rev
!, GAVIN Campbell was ordained to the office ct
the holy ministry, hy tIc Associatc Pr-sbytr
70 r. of Vermont aud installed Pastor " the ~
II .ociatc Congregation OF Greensboro, Vt
y The Rev. Thom,, Gorlvillic presided an'
4. preached IN the occasion.
- ArroINrprN" ~ rur PHr-IpENr.-B,
(; and with tho ,!,icc aud consent 1T she Sen
atc--AnFL tSpEuWoop, 20 bc Attorney ct
L. the United. Stare. for the District Of Ncr
!, mont
g. THmry-FivE PFRsoN, Poi-oNFp Byovu
/ lows Knoxville Wing says "a company o
r. some IS person. while in attendance at IA
,c Camp Meeting at Middle Settlements, abou
a, sixteen miles southwest OF this place, wer
:. poisoned by eating bread in which wa
nd quantity Of arsenic. III. pretty we'll a'cCT
tanned 20 be- the work Of negro man who a.
20 sisted ia baklHg The brciI. We htvC Nd
~ heard that any one of these cases proved iata
a. but We understand that several prn not G,
49, pcctcd to recover"
Il -.,i-l tl,-.t ,I-,,es ,,e.l vii i,rol'
bly, mover sing again in Boston after this vi
IL IL. a., under her new arrangement with NJ
NJ Barnum.shc +. to Lc in London IN June mex
e. and give concerts ~ the Worlds Fair. Sl
IA o"pa. .iu.,1A = Aaa hut about siIhty nights
or sparrirr r-rn,ry Th,--r viii - .li-,-l.-
w. prarjpally between New York New Orloan
M; and Havana.
- Il IL. ~ Y .-.... ne, an Q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12

TuE FLIGHT OF FUGrrtvE SLAVES FROM
BosroN.-For no sufficient reason that we
can see, there seems to be considerable PAN
ic among the fugitive slaves who have been,
t,sin0 Of them for 4 Number Of years,quiet res
fdcuts of this city. There Is vet no evidence
at any attempt To seize them, and it is hard
~ rr,rsaLle that aHE will ever ho madn- We
learn, however, that quite number ct tlni-
lics in THIS city, whore either rhe tItrCT Ut
mother are fugitives, ave been broken up
and the furniture sold Oft, with view OF
leaving Tor safer quarters in Nova Scotia Or
Canada. la one case, husband, whose wife
IS a fugitive, and who with their three chill
lren born here, arr liable tn bs takap back
have, by fnar of what may haPpea, been oblig
cd to break up their home, and will probably
acek refuge IN the British Prariudes.- Bos-
f0n TrarsHer. M
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ONEN mENNYIs EsTNTE-

TENllE subscribe A. having 'ern appointed hv flv
4 lirns prph1'& nurf &c thr District ct Clir,i'-
ub. Commissioner. tp receive. examine nud adjust
49,. .l-ll.- 49, irWala &C ~. tensions against the
,,Jai. 4l lrra Haar., LIZ. 20 81 aaushury Boz said
district, deceased, rvpr-vutod mF1.' vent, aEd tL'
term ct six month. trum tho l2th lay N Scp',m-
ber, ls5n, alluv, hv .,id tlrt to the culitpr- ~
said deceased, to exhibit ani pr'yv their respective
claims before us-po c.yi ao'ye that We viii ai-
tend e. the duur. 90 uur appointment ~ the Hotel
at Hull Curti., Zoo s. lohu.bur,, iu said District
ou tho 80 lnes'iay 1T November and 1T Tuesday
OF March next, At 90 O'Clock, turrnuun each "t
said dAy-.
BARRON MOULTON, !
= L. lILALkELI Commissioners.
SbLuNpN- ANnREAN
81 Iuhu,bury, DOT Q. \. D. 1850. espw3
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SUDDEN DEATHS.

DETROIT, Oct. 5th.-On THURSDAY, at -
o'clock. a party took ten NJ the Kalamazoo
Exchange, and Yesterday during the day 3
of them died. They are supposed 20 have
rccn poisoned, although others NJ the same
table were not affected. The following arr
the names of the deceased together with their
occupations Russell, miller G. Morris.
-l..41s.aker j. Dullaucht. do. Beckwith, do;
fcnrtant printer; ram -trft,'t, ,....Ht 81 t1t.-
railroad; Essaman and his daughter, VINO
were strangers.
DETROIT. Oct.7.-Four more persons died
at Kalamazoo, who ate "a the same table with
the others, who died on Friday
The Coroner's Jury report tho deaths at
Kalamazoo TO be- occasioncd hy some viruent
disease to them unknown. Physicians say it
is cholera. II or Is have died. II i. now
confined ia few recently arrived Dutch
families
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TuE FUGIrrvE SLAVE LAWN the al
dress just put forth 10y the Massachusetts
Wing state Convention, the Fugitive Slave
Law Is spoken ofin the following terms
~ law has passed Congress, purportiug TO
furnish further facilities for the return of flu
ritiyc slaves II remains for the Wings OF
Massachusetts to express their regret, that
the right OF trial by jury, advocated by our
Senators and Representatives, failed to re-
Give the sanction Of Congress. Without
this. and other amendments, the law cannot
b. satisfactory IL thu citizons Of Massachu-
Ectis, And with this we couple the consider
alton of the wrongs inflicted upon free color
I'D citizens of the North, in SONY OF the ports
of the South. Their IrequeHt'aFrsst, impri--
onment, and consignment To bondage, is an
aggravated wrong upon them and, upon hui
manity We call for justice in. this regard;
and that call, we feel assured, our Senators
and Representatives will continue on all prop
ar occasions, to maintain, until success shall
crown their efforts.
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CONNECTICUT AND PAssU nPsIC ms.
RAIL nqAn,
90 90 81

Ogea io AThiDrr rum, Hafad ~
IN auI Hhrr NluIHr Orf1i.or Ttl 1850, ras-rH-
, srr Irfira i,r tunruui, y, r. NHrChfsfrr.
Nashua. l.isrli aiHi ltl-fnH, sl.t ff HisDr Roll
poo tlii-. kefuo aHi fiicliHHr1H uif rm 1- o.
hfHs
II.f Train irlte- Wens River NJ F7F4u.
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lariyc N.fYn mr. Arn-i.r.'t ftf- ff inA Z. 10 40.
d1 n. tr Ms..s Errr ~ 5, A. nui ~ D..
uH flf HTI|l'uf rIH nrt friIi fIHFu Boston.
aHgrf ilisr ifh Hrfr fYr Haih. llltrtou, So.
40 dp ~ iahfH TILL tr ht iDhu-iurY,
lyHlnn. Hfr'nn, efHHf'rnai and 90 thr principal
tHH r. Boo AurfTrW Vermont Hud ttn.pia tatsft aIs,
bravo " iyAFs fr h4HFllH- il.1lFbk. So, and
i,.r Gll..lf4 aud NJ lir-tlri NJ fnt iafrtsfrr ant
NDr'hrrll Nrv illmf-h.Hr.
fnr further Tari,uar, bog PHfhduir r1l-
aHg tFuIIe.
HOUlbf HAlI, AGENT
Well River, uT' Ir1H r--ff
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ArroINrNrN" ~ rur PHr-iprNr.-By
and with the ,..,icc and consent of she Sens
atc---AnFL uSpEnwoop, 10 h. Attorney Of
the United. States for the District Of Yer
mont.
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nnrss A CLnAK GoOps.
CLOTHING.

4 LARGE a,,ortucnt Of Ready Made Clo,hinE
I B-o Eoats .Iyd Shuy--at
S.,2 - J. JEHXTT& 'FNS .
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Rnsr0N MARKEr-oct ..

WOOL. Foo domestic frr~r there ha. lccn
r,,.i,r,ir drnnrH. aul .alo- Co. 'hr 'mquni Of &c.,.
l-- ~ s1r-r rnNrl
- W. per &c. Z. p- ! 20 -.....s ~ -.-4--
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OnpNArIoN.-On the 2'th Ut sept, Rev.
GAVIN Campbell was ordained "a the office ot
the holy ministry by thc Associatc fr-shytr-
~ OF Vermont, aud installed Pastor " the AZ
.ociatc Congregation OF Grvcushoro', VT
The Rev Thoma. Goo.lwilic presided and
preached IN the occasion
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ulr Fnusrs afs nd.iot o. JlvFH s. i'.rsr'f p,
$50. Mls street, u'-tun, where W,I h' h1ni rN
-,1pcll Il ,'n~l', ,.IA' and Cloak ""'l'' '''ly
Characteristic of thr riiahl hmeni in POINT fol. 4pAA-
~. .-HI.. .nI low nT-lr..
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Millinery aud Drcs$Making.

Lyndon, sept. 20, is51,
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Person, clnr for any OF the foregoing letter. arr
requested to say that they are advertised.
dssW3l +. JENEIT. 7. "