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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

LUXURY. IAPOK3AH3 70 THE LAGIES II
AHA, tnhnely superior arce fot she toilet A War.
ners Liquid Amber Is rapidly taking the place OF all soapf
for personal washing and s found peculiarly adapted to
me nursery aud for hose having delcate skin Every
lady Ia aware of the Injurious effects attending tae OF
all sosps no matter how good they Of their Kind
how h2hy porumed; and the wait OF something 70 sup
oy their place hss long been desired aad pecie The
LIQUID AABER will De found 10 fully meet this want!
~ II Ia superior any soap ever made combining MI
lbs soenng detergent or cleaning properties Of the bes
imported soaps without any OF their impurities.
Il up IN splendid gisSs ground stopped bottles at
q esch, and In smaller bOiles al Is cents.
70 person aer using tne article, would Hlghonl
Hiof am consideration Manufactured only by A WAR,
HE ana sold Wholesale and retail IN John-s; also by
gnshIon, Clark Co, ll0 Broadway and 10 Astof HouEe
7 " Aercereau, cor Broadway and Soureeuth at; ard
hy ehoms8 Maxwell rs William-st sul4 Zm4Wky>
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE or PENN
Fu6ert street abore Eleventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRELIflINARY LECTURES will 90 delivered
a throughout lie month Of October O0e Lecture each
day, a. II O'clock.
TIE Lectures Of tho iegulGr will commence 90
Mordsy Inc An Of November and continue uni ne hfs
o! arch ensuing -. ~.
Ans uni Of fees for ful course Ct 60
To 9tudeutI who have attended I'VE fun COURSES in
CtheT ~ w
Msucoatlor fee, paid only once...,........... 90
Practical AnEtC M ~ W
Graduation ~ 90
w. WILLIAMSON. "a. D., Dean.
"a laws. 10 North Eevenh-sL Phis.
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vuIHAw PE,gAsUHABLE KuOwIOys DOES

~ 1s $500 "a 5oiIri ~ 800 sGcTis
In the Mid of any Pefson wlcso t2s.e for The fine
aTt1 may be even urculTGted; bal how much gfea!er
nal especially II me ln5ys ACE is ffes fom spo. or
beHish GoURAsD's Italian Ae1lcaIed Soap Ia The ony
article Known 20 tnsmlttrJ which VIA eaecI1sIy -.
every 7eSte II those oco1s dS6 gureueCtz Of tho
akiu which appe3r 10 he ahspe Of 'eu ptmpe. rscs
sunburp 9tors chsps chafss aut ali skin dS
ft1feueIn GOUE4UD's wonderful PoVGres 31oItl9
csi8no eradicate uperauous 5a from any pat u TIE
in-u lame GoUaAUD's Liquid VS. el>blo 2oQse siyes
resp end aud pcruansr color Psc EEK ana hps
GouKAUD's Lily "hl!e tot d1shed f0Cgh, ssi1v ikin4
gouRAUDs irsaLtGLecuA La ia sr Oye cciors red aoe
gray or = hs bar bes1tlfpi 5lostg lfo-a saea
GoUEAUB's ia1 ResIofsn7e ia. bos,sI - each
Be Fe5y ttul pcrchs," A-se articles 2siHfns sad
it can oi,g done hy pfncr'u- lhsHi Or
eepo o. ~ ala r-s, des aDfef'on aross 81,
esrsncer % auuh Tbsd sl P5iladephia d In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

q PRGF5SS0R Of .bs Piano. E0rls, thai cRl sjys1
Il beat 81 reference al 10 Qualification snd ch6tse.f
deaiFouH OF obtaining hos'd family where hl ass
ton would be remuneration Please address Profsisi
al This tfce ogSS
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8BRN;S AMI BOYa, tJLOTnING, WhoeNt

HTRN;s AND Boys ULOTnING, wholea,
lfA ard Rsisl, a, very low prices The sqbcAst
JACOB VANDERBILV, 81 F1lon.s! invites bio ifeuii
ard The puzzle 10 bis Fall md Wloer stock of clOhug
wbch consists OF Thousand ready made germeat
equal IN every respect 10 the beat custom work, Ala
over five hundred pieces CT fashionable goods which vii
be made to order ia sy that cannot he surpassed Your
palret age Ia respectfully collected
o8 ueod JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fat0nGt
TTNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAyPERS.-Geul
a men about purchasing their winter undershlriB Nd
drawers will find a very desirable assortment OF exta
eayy WOODEN and cotton aso fine meftno, lambs wool
Scotch lamhs wool New Brttsin and Shaker Shirts, Al
JOHN h. YRlPLER'5, 500 Grsnd-st. adjoining the Ne.
cha1ic,' Yreders Bank between Suffolk aud Clinton s
Also, ladies' patent merno yeats. OF STMWGs
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GHAPES.

GRAPES.
ISABELLA gRAPEs, from he vineyard o. 4
L Hughes at as;ewan Point n J. be bad Of j; ~ ~
Brcas L Co. l3s Weatst, Washington aarAs' gu =
Wsshi1 SioD.a5 a., bst If
TIE ttst premium ahs a.s4r1el 10 &r h t5ya,s
the la,t sud pfeIebt Fair " The Amenca2 fL td
Cas-. Garden samples csD % 4eep t'hs s gssse
supp Tor ssjs - The cep6!s l36 WstEnd ~ ;ilsf
TENT -
g12AYH
EpOsTOH AND NEW-Y0R3S TELE1eesyfssis
ID COMPANY oce Wsusi q lao 3. 9 Jooessaess
wine Homes Fziel Pyiig int eeai ayssIJayfssg,
YNw-BAYER HisYFOBD 81 nnn
PRQVlD lg}lE, sooaS nt, "a aassss
Pns dsgaiekss pn.eJ u ibe M y tr.asss
capital Lsitsrs-tEpz avoiding .ae rs;e'sll! ns.ss
Or !yaa,crsErz rn3 ~ sequenl ls9l'3 . eS,
z1Ispdsr 1p0t N ohsf syaisEns NJ '9es, -
The pa.rcrs Ok de inc may davaae ~ .. 70 1sgss
,.iaa.on 2zs s.sy - fa9r '-5tss H. rss ss >
szIll be ,1c-fe5 q h-.- sfieFF '1Ns' Nv -,
ao,EinS eide .,.5 ~ .sr3, sna =
Fssh A0dilors' OK, : FL asUAstfs Sffsssss
AARLiol 3 q A25 * = - ~
asw.Ycrk 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

A LADY wishes to trEuucl upon the eiaro Fore,7i
"a Ia singing; wouid Ike board Ia family wtsre ,e =,
vices might be desired Address n. P. Trblae as.
olO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
secrelafy ofihe FecnllY. SO sout

ps- GOOD boArd from g so TO IS per vesk Student
on arriving IL nil please cali 81 tue aedcs 'o!9Se
$50 Broadway, and NaA cr mo JsulIor ar Fomec Sns
will coaduc, hen 70 boarding hOG5es
IS SaMiOH0 and SI4Wi
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BOARDING.


sR candle Hsrdsonst S0l'a grookya opn7,.--S-
A3Sones Chg oh IN BRA, house. oessso1 - v
f1frl,hsd U1f -Easd snisbie oF gsnlemso "a 4'e
or single ge-tsnen in fspts Of eEs ps~sS-. -
qulfs ST s. Ho-ris1n-st =, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

PRIVATE BOAKD-A gsnuemso and ii, v1
4 ais, Two single gentlemen maY ohtsln board IA u
va,e fsmlt in housor-sl near 8roadwaT by ad3rsa.,
box 400 PcBt office ol68N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

= PARF.OK on tbs second d3or with plnirie,,-i
"a oifer roon,s auiahle Tor gentleman ana BIZ W
to let with board q, q HsysdS esI Of The Bowefy B
and cold bAlhs fee. ollSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

gEto JET-A ParIor and Bed Room FurulsAsi :,
] Unfufuisted suitable 10 two slrge dealsnsS
In Private Family Bteakisst snd Ges II required Al
ry atS4 Wesley sreet oslE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

DOOma TO LET wi,h board, s1habe Tor ssnos
RSmen srd their wivee or trglo gentlemen, 81 lB a,l
sonsL opposite ST Johns Park, Reference exchanged
90 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

poems TO LET gylTR BOARD IN enc Ola
n uost pleasant locations in the city, on SSss roas-
Yhe beat cf references gven and required. SppyaA
II . cor OF YhIr:een th-si tnd SeyepihN. o9 In
-
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AUCTION, 1pfH IL.

fENllE subscriber pfoPoaea TO sell at public
auction, AZ hia dwelling house, ~ Dan,
Vile, on Wednesday the I'm OF April i ]
o'clock, T., NJ
= Yoke O. Oxen, Cnwaprr.
10 Bushels Pohtocs, Do Bushels Wheat
Several Tons Of HAYS
Double Pleasure Carriage Single, dol
Lumber Wagon . Single Slcghai
Several Harnesses aud Buffalo Skib-i
Curdf dry wood, and variety Of House
hold Furniture, such ne stoves, Tables, bh'
rcaus, Chlirs, Iron Ware, sc.
Tho uubscthcr also offers Tor sale biz dwell
ing house aud about 10 acres Vt land attached
90 the sauri or be- will sell the land ia lots 10
suit purchasctsi also the dwelling house aud
about - acres Of laud on the south side ot tho
road GEO u CHANDLER.
Dauyillc, MAY q. 1850, 652w2'
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nr c-au1uONEXTR.L

A MAS by tho name Of CrArf, has egRaged
Awlth young mhpoftho nameni a-fIoWnis
cad, aud uaes his name 20 pat upa harsapanl'
Ia, which they call Dr. Townsend sarsapa'
riila, dsHqtsiBatiBF IL lGHuine original, etc e
This Townsend isHO Doctor and never waa'
but was formerly q worker on railroads. can
ais, and the like. Yet be- assumes the iiNe ~
Dr., for the purpose Of gaining credit for what
he 10 not This IL to caution the public not IA
BE- deceived, and purchase none but the GEH'
uisH OmoisAL ON DE-. Jacob Townsend 4
6arsapafilla, having ON d tho Old Doctors
likrnega, his family coat OF arms, and his sig
nature across tlie coat Of arms
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Dnlow,h IIeave Cure,

IoR lIcaycs, Cough, and The general con.
II dt,oh 'uf The iis'sc.
. I do hereby certify that one Of ny horscs
was Tor long iidlc severely afflicted with the
llcayes. for which snppos,d there was No
remedy until was prevailed upon TO Try obi
lows llcayc Cure" did "a aud gave him
three papers Of II, which entirely removed the
Hravea The horse has improved IN every
respect, ALIEN. kllILANll,
Albany oct ~, l-l7.
For sale by J G., BiyaHAM, 81 lohnahufy.
l.. = Parks, rassumpsic' Newell d rull,
Burke.
March 81, lsan. 6olW
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no CHIP or c cry.
Np

w.
The machine Of which / spoke ib former
b. IN order now, and 90 "a DO about sun
dogN, uud have nothing else to do, u
myeA few turns che crank. stand roa d.
10 receive the griat 90 IL comes OH fresh
and glowing from the mlll,
Tscye. The glorious sun hnH rolled
Through A4urr sky and clouds OF gold
Down 20 hiFoocan bed, yrt still
On oeodrnt, ou mount, and nm,
lie last bright rays moment play
Ere they ntwdight fade away
Oh glorious euuel' 'tls an hour
That stirg me with ia magic power
Il soolhes my stormy passions Wild,
And makes noe lhodghtful, snd, q ehld
81 wakea tho music OF my soul,
To guzo at eve 6n Natures scroll,
10 see the softer tints Of even
Grow deeper IN the dafk'ung heaven,
While the Grst star comes out on high,
And trrmblcs IN the evening hky,
Gem, by the Almiqhty's finger soi,
10 gid nights flashing c.roG''
when stars are out, aad moon beams
quivctl
, ON mount, and dale, and lake, and uver
And the Wild harp Of Nature rings
I,s ,nns,o foot u % tlauaahd strings,
There comes O gush og holy feeling
sonly DER my spirit stealing,
which soon aubduos each wild emotion
Then, Ike the rainbow o'rr the ocean
When storms are patt and clouds are rlyou
There CONES star In Memory heaven
when funeral bells are round me pooling
And death is for my heart strings feeling
May naught my souls raPt vision mar,
To hide fond Memory silver star
bun may lie light for aye be given, q
Roth while on earth, and then IN heaven,
Speaking or stars reminds me Of the follow
eng eloquent, beautiful, md touching episode
which / ffrcn,ly heard IN o discourse from ihc
sacred dcsk,
% .Pocts have sung ofthe gorgeous drapcV
OF morn, when gush and streak OF crimson
Tight ashcr. Ia lhc day Of She dazzling iish'
-oi noon looking down "a l,p glory FROM '''' 49,
NTH; Of the golden shafts from the sunset shy
that make earth look like fairy land, ~ the
LIQUID radiance halhcs fca, river, and noun
tain. Of the mild cd'nlgcnoc- of lunat-hGbh
and tho diamond points thattrcmblingly glr"m
far up in the deep blue ofihc m,dngh sky but
more gorgeous than the mat,n beam, brighter
tHan The meridian ray, and more turpasslng
lovely than the fairrst tInts chat ever drnpcr,"d
The sky ofaunsei. uildct in ita radiance than
abe palo moon. aud purctin i,s light than the
silver stars, burning with ray that never ari'
and dims not with years, arose the FtAe OF
Br,hlchem aud whom the sun shalt pale his
ray and go ont in darkness forever, and yon
pale planet that attends our world shall wax
md wuro no more, when the stars shall shoot
rayioss from .shcr rphcres, and the sky be fold
ed mp as ycsturc that has waxcd old, and
earth shall rock in the throcs OF dissolution,
thy light shall stll shed It's cheering ray Over
the wreck Of matter and the crash of worlds
uncomfortable srAIof Bethlehem"
Kind ready. 1 would be happy, most happy
ta-aSd mora subsecions to this number OF
Ho,cbpottL, but, as Mr. Cass snya, circumstance
forbid. Take th!sand trust i've TOT more.
You're, y !.
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l.drcamed wandered quite alone
About my own, my early homc,
No friends were there, no laugh, no song,
And all thngs spoke in accents strong,
Departed, all departed
irod once more the ancient hllls.--
Md cared again upon those walls,
which rang so son in ohildhood's day
But now their silence seemed TO say,
Departed, all departed
Yhe spncious rooms, which echoed on
To laughter wild, and music soil,
Were empty, but from all around,
There came a waling, lonely sound,
Departed, all departed
Once more 7 stood beneath The shade
Or,aiant trees, where once played,
With merry hearth careless child,
Ne'er thinking OF that mOrmpr wild,
Departed, all departed
Decay was marked on all around,
The building. trees, and cen the ground,
and as in grief tuf6el to go,
The brocacs whispered soft and low,
Departed, MI departed
Woodstock, Vi, 1850. &,
1'Hr Boy, r. II S,rrorp This Tcmarka.
able mathematical genius, who. has attracted
SO much attea,on by the carly Developments
Of his peculiur powers is made the subject of
remark by Prof Pierce of Harvard College in
his report-ip the Visiting Committee of the
Lawrence Scientific School Stafford attend
ed the Professor lectures on Analytical Me-
chanica, aud showed himself TO be perfectly
competent 10 master this difficult subject Of
research. Up to this time, he fully realizes
his early promise ofextraordinay powers, as n
reometcr, but his friends notice with alarm
that his body does not keep pace in growth
with his intellcct,& that he is not gaining that
robust health so necessary TO strong mind.
IL will be remembered that he is under the
charge OF Edward Evcretr& Professor Fierce,
and is supported by the lieerality ofgsptiemen
in Boston. The greatest attention should be
paid to the physical education of the young
student, up9p~-such circumstances, and we
have no doubt he receives il. This boys ten
der years will not admit Of hrs hcins put TO
rcry hard study.
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From the New York Mirror, Aug. o, lSIS.l
r Testimony from high authority Per-
fact cure and n miSfGko.-Wc are about TO
write a voluntary statement Of cure recent.
" effected by Dr., Wstars B0lsum of Wild
Cherry, which the editor of this paper 10 will
ing TO give updcr his own signature. We
make it pro bono publico, as we have never
seen the proprietor Of this invaluable medicine
aud know nothing at all about him. About
-four weeks since, one of the compositora in
this office was suffering So badly from cough
that he was enable 10 sleep nights, and too
weak to stand at his case lie became very
pale and thin, and gave symptoms of falling
victim to quick consumption. We recommend.
ed to him various medicines which had no cf.
feet Finally we gave him one bottle of Wis.
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry; it afforded him
immediate relief, and he is now a well man,
gaining in flesh, with a ruddy complexion,
aud not the slightest symptoms OF cough
These are facts, aud further particulars may
bO learned at this Office. We should add that
the cough was accompanied by proinse spit.
ting of the blood. o.,
Originally prepared by Williams g. Co,
Philadelphia. now prepared and sold. whole.
sale and retail, only by SETH w. FOWLE,
Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be-
addressed, and Tor sale by his agents every.
where.
The genuine signed l. Buttson the wrapper.
For sale by j, G.. Bingham 81. Iohnsbury
'PluinjJ. Flint, St Johnsbury Centre; l.. r.
Parks, -Passumpsc, rad dealers in medicines
gGucutly. --
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DaATns ~ THE MEXCAa Waffle TO-,
M number Of lives of dllicerH gpd men, Of
hs regular army mud volunteers, lost la NE
war with Mexico, from all causes, was twelve
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight
GA duel came ofi IN Schenectady, New
York. ou Thursday lasl, between $50 Ren-
llemou Of color, IN lhe"lumber business ~
Cause lculousy aud three pints Of rum
They fought win pair Of snws,-one olihe
belligerenis lost nn ear, tnd ile olher me
bamnouI Of Iho corduroy
TnF Jaws AMoNGsT THE GOtp,-lhe veal
thy members Of ihe jewish fraternity appear
20 bo emhurkiug freely in the lucrative branch
ufimdH la Ilrif ihYoriie metal gold, opened
out 90 them by tho recent California niacGy'
erica Amongst the lisg OF c0usgpcnH IN
England ofgold from San Francisco, by q
late arrival, lho name Of R0'hselild appears
opposite a shipment of2Oo'OoO dollars
eRrpr8 osA RAiL." An iduerpI scamp
who lcG his own wife ~ Illinois, aud Wu
AWAY with another woHnn, attempted 90
prcnrh Htdy NJ GmudylCW Iowa. ban ruWe
of lhe citizens who had gOt'wind Of IhGfrl-
lows irie character, gullnulcd him nom lhc
pupil 10 llo church door, where 10 WIN
placed on The rlnrp edge Ola rnil, ~ iu
/ tint situation ridden round the town ,
. a. Tho hutchinson Family Ably mud
all, arc out before the public. They appear
ed first before a New York audience on FRI
rluy rvruiur, wrrt
/ o. True bills have hoen found against
four pcrrors In Montreal, foe having bron
concerned IN lhc burning of the Parliament
House, lasI April.
O." Senator footc, who Inns made him
SELF romoWho notorious Hs political black
guard during the present session ufCungrcss,
It m suid hur tough, -otur go ~ 80 durlr, and
been biz himself but never had lho fortune
TO hit his opponent.
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Canchala qua.

GAYS Ext. Of Capeha'agoaa,, ,,in prcyco
i've and cure Of coughs, oi
S MSi PS degree. Prepared by f''''''''
New York ana 'O'" " &c. BINGh,As,Ss(f
<, Jobn.bury, Feb 20, 's9o'-
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RnsSia Salre

IVAS been used for thirty years for burns,
i 4 Wounds, old sofea, Piles, ftoatbliicn
parts, Cofns, aud Sores Of every had. II %
a mott intalulle cure, For sale ny
J. G BINGHAM.
ST. Johnsbury, Fob, 20, lsj0 aiGu
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Ground Plaster.

TINHE subscribe r. now prepared 10 furnish
Il GROUND PLASTER, If hf J'rsi gHa'
~, 10 large OF small quantities, 80 % issF P'irf
than can be- bought ~ this vicinity,
Tholr wishing 20 purohnae wall ind Do inr
thcy interest 90 call and examine the PLASTER
before parchasing ,lscWhrrr, au goat Pa,ns
have BEEN taken 10 goi the beet article in the
market ARA Low,
Bradford, Jan / 1850 bbOm3
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Agency of DR.. S. s. Fitoh'sr
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

Il TSED by him with such distinguished sue
u cess 10 the cure of Coughs, C6nSumr'
ton, Cqiarrh, .lsthmd, Heart Diseases, Dps
pepsia, GonoTrAaa, Piios, Female Complaints,
60 &c also,
DR.. S. S, Fitchs Abdominal Supporters, Shoul.
der Braces, Inhalng Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art Of preserving Life
and Health 10 OldAgc, &c. &c.
J. C. BiyGuAM, st, Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
uTDr. Fitchs "Guidc Book to Invalids,and
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc-
tons to Mothers, in the management of Chill
dren, =" many be had, gratuitously, by calling
for it at the Store as above. An extremely
valuable Book 6ilyl
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II. Latham i Go"
IRON Founders and Machlnis's'

n ia Junction Of the No, ~ ,, : s.
and PaSutmpSi6 Raiiraaan' u,.hir,.
WILL answer orders 10, AM, and car wbcc.
,Nb o, R"ris castings And will make to o'a
MSeSinis,s Tools orsupcrior quality a, ana q, " viii,
such as Engine and Hand Ln'hc' wa, ~ H Tr T
on, screw gecr-Planing, 9PrGn.'o ,nng.Mij
and Bolt cutting Nlachincs--a.lsso9 n'''''s'
screws. and Mn Irons of all kinS s,,, >s,oor..
They viii also furnish Bur- ~ MI ' C,ca.
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wf'1-'1t',r5 aal
Inr and other Saws and COB e'''"''
Smut.MAch,nes ,,.u, ,,anellcd by
saw, Crust and other Mll'S PP'ogrt,on Of
Steam or Water built under 'n' '"Wcst Leb
Mr. WV. DuScAS l. u au'''T'' 6SOyl
anon, n. H."
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TOMB STONES.

StPENCER & BRIGHAM announce to the
- public that they have purchnscd the Mar
BILE Business heretofore carried on by V. Nj
DinSick, at st. Johnsbury, VI, They will
keep constantly on hand all kinds Oh
Manufactured Marble,
of superior quality, at as low prices as can
be furnished by any concern in the couatry
The style Of workmanship will not be inferior
to any in the State. All work done too'der'
OrIcrs should be addressed os above
q y SPENCER THos BRIGHAN.
.S.--J,,Anshasy Centre, Dec Isll-- 6lzrL-
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Kind ready. 1 would be happy, most happy
ta.aGd mora suhseelions to this number OF
Ho,chpoirh, but, as Mr. Caw 7aya circumstance
forbid. Take th!sand trust me Tot more
Yours, Y !.
Bccry,l, Old Colony, March, 1850.
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PusSumpsic Railroad.
laElasl ~.
Boston, New York, &c.
BY THE WAYOT WINDSOR. yr
81

=ss-s -
RaHT0ad from Hasfoa 10 Wfft Rit,y. ass,.
burlington, n Through Ifiasa aa,,,s,
on he Faisumpsir aHd hf l'fmoaf I,si,.,
EaiifOaaf
, SULLIVAN RAtLROAb-Wuru A.
EAbGEHEHr. JF. /, 1850
OARS leave Boston from fiirLilfg H,I
- roBd iaeaet Ny way of Grotrn I4ar...
F,ichbuig 4, krrne, Walpalr aud Wna.r, u
aUAH ma hTuye at Wells ltyrruaI
aud ai Burlington at6inrH
Cars leave Boston Tor CharlrstDEH Chm.
mont and Windsor at7, 80 and ~ iY.tr4st
rive 30 Windsor al 10 and 5.aurv
Cars leave Wells River NJ pN stt Ma,
tngton AZ o. - y, and by way u Wudsst
arrive IN huston a. q II.
Cara leave Windsor AZ 7 Is aud ~ 10. a.
arrive in Boston at u and hrH
New iofk plssnpgrts oouHrct u Gun.
Junction and NalpDlc
shgcs leave Nrllr River op arrival of Gan,
FROM Boston. lli ~. l-AusL4g,, at-A-.-,s
DERBY Line, &c Sc.
StagFH icavr burlington each morning Fs.
days excepted Tor MDntrrll, DC So
FfrrhtTulns icaye and arrive % DH.t
daily
Cattle Tnin for POrfsrs each Ilaldly
THOMAS q WILLIAMS.
Supl Aullyaa Ns.,ssa
Cbad.stown, \ H., Jan !, l-aH. D.3p
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b. Farm far Sale.

r, s. Concluded not to sell. can do better,
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 10, tsi9. O%lu
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J. G. Fuller, Dunvillei Harvey IL Eastman,
Barnet; Brown X Weeks, Peacham; Cutting
4. sIsby, Lower Waterford; John Bacon, st
Johnsbury Centre; Calvin Morrill,, East St,
Johnsbury; Fuller & Co. Lyndon; -IudoVino
Il Co., South Hard wick; ,rE T.. ID. Putnam,
Marshfeld Strong x Jcweti, Harioni " aloh
(, Dazzling, Groton W r. shcdI x Co, Wells
River J Z. BuShOm, 81 )ohr 'b'ry .Tti2ay
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o. Tho Hutchinson Family Ably mud
all, arc out before lho public, They appear
ed first before a New York audience on FRI
ll-,. mining. ,rtth - ---
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o. True bills have hoen found against
four pcrrors In Montreal, ior having bron
concerned IN lhc burning Of the Parliament
House, lasl Aptil.
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a Dream.

1.drcamed wandered quite alone
About my own, my early homc,
No friends were there, no laugh, no son,
And all things spoke in accents strong,
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DaATns ~ THE MEMCAs WA w TO-,
lal number Of lives Of dlieorH gpd men, Of
tho regular army aud volunteers, lost in Me
war with MeAiro, from al causes, was twelve
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight.