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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
LIVER CoNP1AIv2l.
Sec lho curc OF n Hll5irl o. tamior o., aui oiN-
DYspepsia
r"Tns Co y s., mud many more 10, our Pamphlet. q
Dyscntery & Summer Con,,Iaint

SEE ,hc euro Of Z Uiirdr tnrtchuut of AicH. WV
rtTnr Co. S., mud many more. in our rrtnp hlet. q
DyscnterY & Summer Complaint
n C1dr7 ant ,i4hs n'ols. cured fakfg ChiiIr~r
"' hoe"m' lr'a ho'tg and 5,dyy, and Pro,, rapidly
nf th" u.H ui iu" tAi~AM.
homo'hrL u,gi mourn he lta,h Of hcr child by
Aholrrr IufnututtF. .wlulH trrthlnr. b. BRtNYsg
ELLML4il IL - - l.- commandment rUsliJuld bC
'r Hr" e''-. -l'u la "ts"r A1n The ordinary dusus
FoR s,tr n, J 6. BINGHAM, St Johns.
bury Piu'u; n. Weeks, ST Johnebtfry Centre.
G Morrill, East ST. Iohnsburr; l.. ncu,son,
Burke; J NJ. Weeks. Lyndon Corner; $ a
" BrndlcY. Mhrclnrki LIN * FfHrrrtrrs
Shcilcldi Coo GnNlG4, E.4,.a,..4-l-Af- Mar.
tn, Pooohnns Il Harvey, Hffnci. Dana,
Weeks&- stanton, DanXlIle,- CHtt,,,..- s-1trs
by. -Mutcrlll -I-14- A..-ts- SER sIurrun-- =
Isnssell, OAb"t; T. Perry " Go ,Chhot i3rat,e h.
l. " Rela-'o y sou, lssrt'Yieh, Wrirh, Drr
lNs a Clark, Groton, and ny Merchants aud
Druggitts 'guurrally
Plu"'pal lDcc"ul Broadway. NrU Nu,t
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And so much of said lands Will he sold al
public Aueir5tn, at the dwelling house of The
ron Webb, Cd, in CRANKY, in the County of
Essex and State aforesaid, on the first Thurs
day of October ne vt, at 10 o'clock. A M, as
shall be requisite to discharge Sad 'raxesNith
cost, unless previously pad.
Given under ~ hand, at Granny, This 10Th
day of August, A. d 1850. [Os2w3
THERON WEBB, ID, First Constable.
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And so much ofslid lands viii be sold atpuh-
lie auction, at tIc school house ia school dis
trict MOL in said town of Victory, on Thurs
day. tn ad day Of Octohcr ncNtdt le-o'clock
in the forenoon, ms shall BE-. requisite to dis
charge said TaNc, with cost unlr-, previous
" pait. J.. JAMES FOWL 1t Constable
butcd at Victory. this goth day of August
\. D.tn5O. GS2N3
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Circular Saw Mills.

LATHAM y co ,art- Hgcnt, tor Pugc g
n. rncut Crcuiar Saw Mills, lot Vermont
aud New Hampshire.
Jun, -, trnu. huitl
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iE'llEnon resident rroprrtors pf.thr Town
Of Eaa lhron, n the County of Esscf,
are hereby notified that The Take. assosSrd by
sand Topn within the year next preceding
tbs dale, alec the Taxes usSctsrd on tho
Grud List for tho year l-i5, aud also on th,.
Grand l.,m for the year i-is remain. either
10 whole or Ii part unpaid on the following
described lands, 10 wit
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THE ED.ON A N.


TEtll. unuwadrni prnnTlrinrs anu laul ""N-
,fun town ~ GHphy iu ilr county
of EssrE aui state pi Vermont age hereby h"-
uGad ib4t lhr HI'tars assessrd by said Town
within ibl yrar urst preceding this date fr'
main either 900 whole 0r 100 part unpaid on
Llr muwur lesFubrd lands ig said Town
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

AUD so WN0h on sNId Tanda viii hr goId- NJ
t''ti f'is'=t'r IT thr TINS 6 ttorarr r Ross,
IN suid town ot East Haven, on Friday, the
l7th day of September next, al ten % clock
IA the i"rrnoor,, res shall be- requisite to DIS.
el1rf sa'd- l''N.s ,tttitrr- urrv5B previously
Vud tl~2w.i
, n J. WAk FER, FrstCousta3la
Dat dat las ul,ru, lug. ~, l-ju
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They went to the Grld- a. they h1d pro-
po'cd | went to the Church' they spent ftnfA
ur iny cents in the tavern. pat penny in
We" plnio az ~" morning, afternoon, and Owe
ming 'cr}ircs--total three pence .Th.y con
iiuu'd going into the country and IN process.
oitimc, thc lludlndy', daugh,cra aud the land.
lMly'' niece, would join la their company
Then each rouplc lrod dig az two dollar
o DAY; wine, cake onl icc-croan on the rold
dny cents cnch; dinner at Janpica, one dol
. lnr each. They got home at eight oi'lork. y
NJ, half drunk and, having been caught ia ,
thunder shower their c4.ts. hat. ndmaurlc.
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CO.N:N'EC3YCUT' IND P.4SSU.lPSIC"
RII'ER.S RAILROAD.
Summer Advancement.

~ 81 t15 ~ : i;..t as'as-.. - | !
= ( ; - - 81 = I. 5 49,
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Tho! rose the nest morning n nine o..
ctock, a. W., with sore heads. sore hearts.
muddy boots aud an angry conscience. beside.
bvch drllary lighter thai. " irn tllrv started
went 10 church, rose at five O'Clock, \. NJ.
head sound heart light, bones refreshed, con-
science quiet, and commenced the labor, of
the week in peace aud plenty They wore
an mcchanicssomc OF them could earn twelve
,hlsrs week. My business, that of d
wrought nail-makor, wa- poor rho cut nail
machines had Just got into operation. which
cut down my wages 10 shaving. With Close
application, could Gully earn five dollar, and
iiily cents per week. Never mind. at the
end OF the wear, my Sabhatli-riding shiprnatcs
had lnc conts, fine hats, powdered heads and
rutllcd shirts but | had one hundred hard
dollars piled in the corner of my chest. IIav-
ing lived fast they died carly Nearly forty
.wWcrs arr past aud forty summers ended
since the last was laid in the lotters. oi,Some-
other field while !, having received from my
Maker a good constitution, fand common
sense to take care oi,it) I'm youPd in mind,
t6ty aud spirit, as 7 was on tIis day Gny-six
years ago when first | set my fiot on shore
',-lr.,..,..., -,
WV 49, '',' ,"","' !
hy sickness duriHg all tha. period
Now,Mr Printer, dare sly YOU think with
me, that the Church ON The Sabbath i. better
than the tavern and tho fields for the laborinr
nan- Homc Jo,nwdi
\ Srrlr,,>, Co,rr....f ,.u mo-, ,..,.,,
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would say to the public, thn they have lust
received and are receiving large aud snicn.
d'd lot OF Marble Of nli kinds that is qunrricd
t,t- Nerrrnrt AtF8, ,strtF nj gupCfInr ,0,ii.
--',rta VARIETY IT ~ 4 4 bfst CfTTfJE Ia
BILE TOPS, all OF which will be sold at pri
ces which defy competition, aud finished ia a
style thrt ruHHUr he t-af
tleasr cal before Trading elsewhere Az
orders from a distance promptly attended tu.
g 4. sri 'tuh Tur. BNr.u,N
Apul -+lenu ttsyl
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Victory.

FIllE nonresident prpprioior- oi the Town
| ut victory in the County of EwcN, are
hcrchy notified that the IdNcs assosscd by
--,ia 1..-a ail,in thr year next preceding
ui- datr. remain either 10 whole or ~ part
uplid 600 thr following described laudr' to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
rur cuuRom ANp rmE TAVERN.



~ the scar l7'3, whom Louis XVI wi
hchcadcd aud iho French revolution wa. iu
nlll hlrt vu- q thorough-pong odcal -
With seventeen more of our club, ! was
marched uudor guard of the hing, officers.
and lodgei in Edinburgh JAIL Amor sum
oory hearing got liberty to Danish myself
and accordingly took paaagc IN the good
chip Providence and Landed at New York,
June, I5p5. Iva, Thea h nay 22i y,ar,-
Whom she ship cart of'from Ihy wharCiu Scot
laud, and r@ms round with the breeze, ~
filhcr stood upon the shore, lie waved a
last Ndiuu, aud exclaimed, "Bcmcmhcr the
sabbath day" ! arrived at New Yoik ON a
Saturday, and the nest day being the Sab
bath at nine orlock \, NJ, three Young
men or or company called NJ my lodging,.
"Nherc are you going today 20 they m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
Marble FuctoeH, =
MOVEMENTS, TOlB TIMES ND
ST. JOHNSBURY CEN7RE, TT-

CPENCER & BRIGHAM, Manufacturers
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East IIavcn.

HIRAM NtINEp. Fir.t Constable
lA..iri,,i Nee .nk. thi- iol bay OF Aus s. 70 1880
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40 d,c cbmeh," I replied.

''W0 have tcoU Ion Wooksat sraiuHr hraIIh
require. exercise, Let ~ walk out today
aud ga Ia Church next Sabbath" they re-
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CANCQROUS BCROFULA.

TIN N0ttirH ct ~ar-upnrIlip.
f. r.n N.f U.fT.I 40 IN.f|IIH f... 600 oar NNttAi
U.r.t. Iq..l tJiflII sHnHHf s-# nu Zen 1rut..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

hHar psf tp is utAtrr hnI.ilfri Hy5l W.. ,
srlu fi tifss+ff sseB 80 sl H 40 iHi n'i'i
a taJrf.rHguf ruIs ruaFifh n,rf ~ "a
anil ril OTTER suiIlHf lt.iH f. .ai.W 800. y. b
81 NV ppstrtlr l.faa' ~ s unhIcAlnn.in ftAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

isianno ahan.as M>sor 1esas."iih four m .te St't.
To he estsa1 # hef lie Moth I'D aHy gained VA
Tie following IS fll s' It he members d HI Nash
willie Convent a:
.7f,b#Ha-R Chapman. 6 o. ~. Williams. {. {
CLAY =. Is VI. Calhoun, Baf r.
Farila-C II napoot, J an II. NefIies. T. "
Witt. 10. T.. NeG he".
.1issis.ippi j NJ Acker. !. pavenp.tt, \
llu.rh5so8. " III Kiipsuick. PcasoH Suit, II }
Ntar'is. ! 'ihsnpsan. Cas-. Mel .nfap.
Ira4sssls a Y Baw0, & ! PiIaw. !. q 7
Nich In \ J On ls5n j y Ciamen's. In. Lar
l. ..Hc pr#J W Essenao, W, &. Iafi.ul. !. Meow
ost TBant. N,ria. ". II. Polk. 1. Mcta ~. /. y
II .- Iey. l.. z Cbeafham.
Soafa Cpoi,aa -Ieeeiep Cteeges W Il 1ooa
+ " Pakeus. ". {. iaaut. Nhta.r. jan. IS
Ra-lav. samuel O. rs nj, Uattaa Na.c-, d / bmt
san. Nsz. Gregg. ca I.caaola Jon : Ntlwo
j.. Casssi b.. Wm. Dab Il. " Bau@eil. x
g. Rho
Graeia-I 6 NeWhter.l# \ ! No.. I5la y
SOL. y ! P.rtsf G#.rsoE flaa.e'. r he9 II .if -
D. ,r- y I. th.a. -. { s sea. Chs. }. Md nalI
IL |. BsaHa u Das's.
Jltai#lf -G... y /. Cod "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09


SENATOR klNG.-This distinguished senat,r, now
the secotd Officer Of h General vernmeut AID whose
reputation beungs tp The nation. dcv red speech Al
Cahaba Monday. ii Slt ant, and As alicui V.
" aud admitngg ltruded l. by vefy aar aHdl. nee
Of his Eel 0w-ciilzens lie reviewed themrasutrs passei
by Congratulated that 3he adnl,. n at Cal rnl
WAS wrong commit 81 on TIE South. tn he opposed
tue b TO abolish The slave adp In the Dt,tuc' ii t.
unba but said hr people II h. Dis.i bad hrtu great-
~ annoyed by the trade r sud that ahu ndo
adyocaied.wth ntlaf di> gnshd Sou .eraets. similar
bill. Col mel X said tbat he b- pas cd " lated no
constitutional prly-iJus. AMI he was surjstd 10 helr
hetu asslilrd ground lie regretted the eNttcnes
hich some were dspi ,ri Ga in Their opposition Ia
III measures and decl,ed sac ion and di.uniao''
10 be mede- for "rlpas. and calculated bras
upon people now gre i. Prosperous aud happy beyond
The wud had known. evils ani caiaml be-
Nnnd The p1wet Of he mos. vivid iuag ration pAiat
His marks. IN suhst hnd eplfed in the Selma
Reporter iIon which cory the SUI pined enl ent
tribute The Inion which disgiion ad y,c4tes and
their organ in the cy put In hrlt pip I'd smoke
heir lesnte. vi h senators King and Cleme sand
about ninetnis u he people agIns Their d,uuun aud
secession prpc. they will he likely 10 have plenty Il
lime &c eiIa'e" thu st,ol If repentanre pipe in
muu h, the d-feat If hrir darling -chemts T. DIS
i've il' Unipn, and tample On Tho Sars and Stripes.
Senator King "spike IN terms Of irvfni devotion TO
the Union. He sid he had been 10 foreign lands. AID
he knew with what admiration our Government was
there regarded How mi>efaby ihfy calculated. who
though that when dy idei int several coufedetacIes ri.
ter oi these last could The consideration.
'o:hern Cunlsferacy would dwindle into third or
fourth Taie power. Though the N5rth had treated US
with iniisticr. yet should remember how nany slave
States had been brought into the Union bv purchase OF
Territory Nhi's The Souih coulo count Florida Lou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09
FEE EATE~s IMPROVEMENT.

Man Street, IeHchburg, Bank Square. II Nam ST.
hirhmonG. sycam1e y PeierSburg. Main -. Nor
folk, ? = b llImore St Baltimore, PennsyIyanii Az
enne, Washington ID. C., Broadway New York.
fHSiiE subscriber would respectfully nform the public
generally that he has just returned from the North,
where h. has spent several days in each Of the above
Galleries Also, in the other leading Galleries IN New
York. Pnl'alephia aud BlItinore for the purpose of
Citing all the latas improvements in Dagoerreo ypng,
proved and scientific plan, he is better prepared than ev'
er l. take ikenesss, (eqpaI 10 anyl in all the latest
styles. and ia any kind Of YEA her.
Feeling grateful for lie liberal patronage heretofore
received. he pledges himself TO use al proper means TO
merit IT., continuance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-12-09

100 ROBERT CAMrBEif'S FAMILY CURED
NV HAMS, FOR SALE BY
Nov. Its IISSIEY 4 TAYLOR
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L Il L S r n Il RIp.lL
AND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT ENEoEgHATIGN

ITIE s0Nsc0bd1s haVc The pleasure Of announcing 10 In
L citizens OF iynchburg and surrounding country, thai
they opening the cheapest and most extensive as
snrL ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-22
fcoa.rsposDEscE OF THE pEpuplrc.l

BALTIMORE, February 2l-5 p. IN.
Extensive preparations are in progress to cee-
brate the anniversary of the birth of Washington.
Several of the military companies will parade.
The Independent Greys give grand ball ut Holli-
day street theatre. This will be beautiful affair.
Several of the military from Washington have been
invited; also from Philadelphia. Invitations have
been extended to New York.
The Honorable HEsRY CLAY arrived here this
morning, en- route for Philadelphia, to attend the
grand Wing ball in that city tomorrow night. He
was welcomed, as usual, by many Of his friends.
grand oratorio Is to be given this evening, a
Charles street church, for the benefit of the house
correction and refuge about to be erected in city
This is n highly benevolent cause which, together
with the attractions ofthe music, cannot fail TO draw
very large audience.
A new Episcopal church is about being erected
at the corner Of Monument and Park streets.
The -four market is quiet. Sales Of 500 barrels
at 81 rs, and 300 at 81 So for Howard street. Red
wheat, l06 ITO cts. White and yellow corn, 81 q
50 cite. Oats, SO cts.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-22
Local Matters.


Swiss BELL-RISoEns.--The Campanalogians, OF
Swiss Bell-ringcrs, have been delightng our citi.
zens, for the last few evenings, with their truly
tonishing and mcritorious performances. These
popular musicians gave an entertainment yester-
day afternoon, at o'clock, TO such could not at
tend in the evening; and il will be seen by their
advertisement that they will again perform at
O'Clock this afternoon, and also at hslfpast seven
in the evening. May We not bcspeak for them such
additional encouragement on those occasions az
will induce them to prelong their stay in our
midst
FANCY GooDs, &c.-Wc refer our readers TO the
advertisements Of GINS, as indicating where every
thing in the way Of fancy goods, perfumcry, &c,
with an extensive assortment ofgentlcmen's under
garments, can be procured at prices "to suit the
times" We have tried them and not found them
TO fail.
FEsTfvAL.--The ladies of the first ward Metho-
dist Episcopal Church holding festival at
Temperance Hall, on f street, which, we under
stand, will continue during the week. The pro-
ceeds arising from this fair TO be applied to-
wards liquidating the debt due on their house of
worship. The assortment of useful and fancy arti-
clcs is not only large and complete, but every way
worthy the attention of benevolent christian pub
ic who ought ever to bear in mind that ait Is more
blessed 10 give than 10 receive"
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ndORsE,s TELEGRAPH.

Messages sent through Ina half minute
TIME MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
owning INC o'a a;. ilne q Tuly american I M,,
York. have now in operation four wires, which are
working, by single manipulation at each terni-
nus, between the Offices of the Company on Penn
sylvania avenue, in Washington, and at the corner
of Hanover and Beaver streets, New York, and at
all the intermediate stations. Any message left at
the Offices of this Company in Washington, Balti-
more, Eavre de Grace, Wilmington, Philadelphia,
Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark, Jer-
sey City, or New York will have prompt despatch.
This line connects with all the Morse lines north
SOUTH east and west.
The operations of this Company are not interrupt
ed by rain storms.
All business entrusted to this Company will be
considered strictly confidential, and will be prompt
ly attended to. Is. b. FRENCH,
President of the Magnetic Telegraph Company.
Feb. III
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JACOB SNYDER, IRIS
Wines and Liquor.

wines ana Liquors.
| TNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully cali
| attention TO his stock of WINES AND III
| QUORS
| The facilities possessed by him for obtainin.
| from abroad all Wines, &C., in their purity. his
longer experience in the business as conducted bu him
and direct personal knowledge tci the uorious
grocing districts Of Europe than is possessed
by any Other house in THIS city, afford assurance for
the character and quality Of all articles sold by
| him.
| The arrangements Of his store and vaults are
such as to make them, fact the substitute for the
! cellar of every consumer.
| Persons wanting small assorted lots Of choice
Wines for special occasions, be supplied, at the
shortest notice, with Wines decantsd for immediate
| use, including Wines of France and Germany, not
usually to be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE and HOTELS supplied at
Wholesale prices most favorable terms.
CLUBS will find it much to their advantage to or.
der from the subscriber.
FAMILIES can command the best of Table Wines
at uery lou prices, also the cheapest sorts Of
Wines and Liquors, FOR CULINARY PUR-
POSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, Messes.
and others at a distance, can be supplied (and
hare them sent by 'PACRAGE EXPRESS"
FREE OF CHARGE,) with Wines, &c. for
table, by the dozen, or in cases of ASSORTED
SORTS, at the shortest notice, by addressing
their orders through the Post Office, to
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
Importer and Dealer in Wines, &c,
rs Walnut street, Philadelphia
Oo-SEGARS, of direct importation from Havana,
of various sorts and brands, always ON hand, from
S19 to $40 per thousand and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in the city
Jan. l6-dtf
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TelegraPhic.

New YoRK, Feb. 2l-p. m.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday for
Europe, ON board the Europa, Col. S. A. Will
oughby, bearer of dispatches to the United States
Legation in Turkey: Also. Mr.. F. L. Branns, of
Baltimore, bearer Of dispatches to the court of St.
James and the court Of Berlin
There have been sales to-day of 1000 bales of
cotton at one eighth of cent advance Fair Up
land and Orleans 1890. Flour heavier. Western
- s7a to S.. Corn Gle.
Stocks heavier. Treasures l2,; New Loan, AZ
offered
The Chelsea iron-works, on 25th street, were
burned to-day Loss heavy.
The Crescent City sailed to-day with ninety
passengers.
PHILA DELpHIA, Feb. 81.
The Democrats are making extensive prepare
tons for the great Union celebration tomorrow.
BALrImoRE, Feb. 2I-l0 p. m.
The Maryland Senate to-day passed the House
BILL authorizing the taking the sense of the people
upon the propriety of holding convention to amend
the State constitution.
PfTTsBURaH, Feb. 81.
1t is announced by the canal commissioners that
the State canals will be opened for navigation on
the 7th proxmo
The iron puddcrs who were on strike for some
time, demanding higher wages. are generally
and furnaces are now in operation, and it is be-
lieved that in a few days all will be right again
Business generally is very brisk, and the prospects
ahead are promising to all.
HARTFORD, (Conn.,) Feb. 81
The Wing State Convention, which assembled
yesterday, nominated Lafayette Foster as the
Wing candidate for Governor The vote in the
convention was declared unanimous.
HALIFAX, Feb. 90
The steamer Falcon, which was supposed to have
been lost at sea, am glad to inform you has just
arri we'd here in safety.
No tidngs, up to this time, of the steamer Amer
lea, now due from Europe.
ST.. LOUIS, February 49,
On Saturday afternoon the boiler of the exten :
sive wagon and plough factory of H. A. Whitbeck,
at Chicago, exploded, killing the engineer and
wounding four others, among whom is Mr.. Whit
beck. A portion of the walls of the building were
also demolished The explosion was caused by
pumping cold water into the boiler, which was
heated and had become dry.
We have dates from Santa Fe to the LIST instant.
The question Of Territorial State governments
was creating warm contest
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GROCERIES.

rTvHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand and offers for
i sale choice stock of Family Groceries, to
which he invites the attention ofhs friends and the
public generally. He enumerates in part as fol-
lows, viz:
% packages superior chop Green Teas,
10 do do black, part very fine,
hogsheads prime New Orleans sugar,
20 packages standard loaf and crushed sugar,
500 gallons blcached sperm and whale oils,
10 baskets fresh salad oils,
Is boxes superior sperm candles,
20 do extra adalnantne, good substitute for
sperm,
% boxes pale and fancy soaps,
800 lbs. superior Bait. and Virginia cured hams,
900 do do leaf lard,
Is bbls. New York extra buckwheat.
.ALs0,
The best brands of Virginia family and extra
flour; Goshen, English dairy, and Pineapple cheese;
rice, table, and sack salt; mackerel, Goldfish, her
rings, and the very best brands of cigars and to-
bacco that can be procured. Which will be sold
low for cash, to punctual customers, and deliv-
cred in any part oft the city.
j. T.. RADCLIFFE,
Feb. l4-d2wif Odd-Fellows' Hall. 7th street.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-22

List Of Patents
Issued from the United States Patent Office for th.
February 49, 1850.
John l.. Allen Of Syracuse, New York. = I'm
provcment in clevating and lowering Carriage
tops.
setts.-Adjustablc Rollers for Window Curtains
Thomas q. Clinton, George III. Knight, and Ed
ward ii. Knight, OF Cincinnati, Ohio.-lmprove-
ment in Lids FOR Boiler holes Of Cooking Stoves.
Solomon Goddard and Henry Warfield, of Trux-
ton, New York.--Improvemcnt in raising and
lowering Carriage-tops.
Henry Hochstrasser of Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
nia.-Improvement in locking Portable Safes to
the floor.
Elisha M. Pomeroy, of Wallingford, Connecti-
cut.-Improved process of Vanishing Buttons.
Peter NJ. Purdy, of Haysville, Ohio.-Improye-
ment in Portable Fences.
Allen r. McGriff. administrator of Joseph Pol
lock, deceased, Of Richmond, Indiana. --lmproye-
nient in Hulling CIover-seed.
Henry Norman Rider, of Adams, Massachusetts.
Improved method of Kneadng Dough.
Orrin Ramsdell, of Wcstfeld, Vermont, assignor
to Joseph b. Sawyer, Of Monson, Massachusetts,
setts,--Breast plate for Harness.
Robert Ramsey, of Wilmington, Delaware.-Im
provement in Bedstead Fastenings
Isaiah Subcrs, Of Philadelphia county, Pennsyl-
ana.-Improvement in Fences.
Charles A. Wakefield, of Essex county, New
York .-7improyement in Seed planting Barrows.
Charles A. Wakefield, of Essex county, New
York. Improved Seed planter.
Hamilton Wood, of New York, N. Y.-Improve-
mcnt in Burning Ornamental Figures upon Wood.
John G. Webster. of Middlesex county Massa-
chusetts, assignor to John w. Robertson and John
q. Webster, Of Lowell, Massachusetts. Improve
ment in Measuring Cloth on Looms.
Rufus II. Green, of Poultney, Vermont-Im-
provcment in Seraphines.
Designs.
James II. Conklin, of Peekskill, New York, as
sgnor to s. b. Sexton & Co., of Baltimore, Mary
land.-Design for Stoves. or
jeremiah d. Green, and George Warren, Of
Troy, New York. --Desgn for Stoves.