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LIVER COMPLAINT.

The following is an extract from letter received
from Rev. William Galusha:
BERKsHIRE, W., Oct. -, ls4s.
Messrs. SANDS: have been afflicted with severe
pain in my side, occasioned by diseased liver, for
the last twenty years, suffering at times what Ian
guage cannot convey; but since taking your sarsa-
pariIla have been greatly relieved, 80 much 50
that have been able 10 attend 10 my business, and
preach occasionally, for the last eighteen months
wholly discarded all other medicine and thor
oughly tried the Sarsaparla which bcan recon-
mend in truth and sincerity 10 all those who in
any way afflicted with any species OF scroiulous
complaints. There have been some remarkable
cures effected by its in this vicinity. Mrs. l.
Shaw by the use Of six bottles was restored 10 bet
ter health than she had before enjoyed for tenyears
and Mr. w. Stevens, who had been severely afflicted
with eryspelas was entirely cured by the use oil
few bottles. Yours truly, VIM. GALUSHA.
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
SOUTH KINGSTON, X. l., Oct. II, ls47.
Messrs. SANDS: Gentlcmen--My little daughter,
when one year old, was attacked with scroiulous
humor on her face, which soon after extended into
her eyes. causing almost total blindness I'M one OF
them and dishguring her whole face. Icmpioyed
two physicians 10 attend her, who exhausted their
utmost skill 70 give her relief but il all proved use
less and finally Of them remarked 10 me that
he had known Of some striking cures effected by
Sands Sarsaparilla, and advised me 10 tryit. ob.
tained one bottle, which she commenced using, and
before IL was all used up il had effected an entire
cure. II is four years since che was cured,
and there has been temperance Of the disease,
and we are satisfied that Il is perfect cure. IL
gives me great pleasure 10 add that can recon-
mend t 70 every sufferer from any similar com
plant. Respectfully your,
Prepared and cold, Wholesale and retail, by A. u.
& ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York Sold also
by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 8 per bottle; six bot
ties for S.
For sale by CHARLEs sToTT Co; also, X. $.
PArTERsoN. Washington. ID. G.
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"ANTED--By Lady every way competent
w 10 teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several Of the most respectable
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Any communication addressed postpaid, TO o.
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attended TO- Feb. l9f
M EMOIRs OF THE HOUSE OF Or
lvl LEANS, including sketches and anecdotes of
the hiost distinguished characters in France during
the l7th and 18th centuries; by w. Cooke Taylor,
LII. ID.
Memoirs Of the court Of Marie Antonette, by
Madame Campan, vols.
No. 10 Of "Thers' History Of the Consulate and
the Empire" This day received for sale BY
TAYLOR X MAURY,
April % Booksellers near 9th street
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MISS r.. VI. SCOTT.
IT, U~soons an plsnp and Guitar.


Wv Manufacturers of fine Rosewood, Walnut,
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and other rich Antique and Modern Furniture.
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T.. OWEN & SON,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
MERCHANT TAILORS,

nHILTP BARTON KEY viii attend TO any
II business he may be entrusted with before either
Of the Courts Of this District; and will also attend
10 the prosecution Of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office ON street
July 17-u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-28
THE BOUNDARY, NEW MEXI&o
AND UTAH.

The leading features ofblls passed Bs
Congress in relation To the Texas Bonndar,
and the organization of Territorial Govern
mcnts for New Mexico and Utah, are given
in the following synopsis by the ~ Y Trib-
une. The bills provide as follows:
/ That the orthcrn boundary of Texas
shall be the parallel of 80 30 North latitude
tirrr tirgrrrs of fuit-itttti- westward from
the old limo between the United States and
Mexico, or 10 the lQSd meridian of longitude
due west from Greenwich; thence following
that meridian down to the 29d parallel of lat
itudc, thence due west to the Rio Grandc,
which is made the westerly limit of Texas
thence to it's mouth. A a compensation for
surrcndcring her claims to territory North
Of this line, Texas is TO receive Ten Millions
of Dollars in five per cent bonds of the Unit
cd States, whereof Five Millions are made
specifically applicable to the payment of the
Public Debt of Texas,
?. NEW Mexico including all the Terri
tory acquired from Mexico North and West
of the above line East of the Rio Graudcaud
all OF said Territory West OF said River is
organized into a regular Territory, for which
trtICgrH arc 10 be appointed and Courts or
ganlzcdas for other Territories of the Unit
cd States
3. All the Territory acquired by the nit
rt ettr- truTu AFrxiru ivi1p Nrvtvv7rrf of X \
Mexico as aforesaid and East of California is
organized into another Territory under the
appreciation OF Utah. (This Territory in
cludes the Salt Lake region, or Crcat Cen
trail Basin of our Continent, in which the
Mormons have set up their Ebcnczer.)
4. The Territories Of New MaNico and L.
tan as aforesaid are TO be admitted into the
Union as States. with or without Slavery AS
thor People shall decide. Now we know
that they will both decide against slavery.
promptly, surely, cmphatically; but it would
not be a bad thing TO be sure of it, The An
t'-S-'|'@4r Prori-r, in trr-r bills would hive
been great dImpor on the passion for Cuba
Expeditions and Mexico Hunting Parties
'rfr-rr'vtth tirr UCVuivrtiuu nj fCxus and its
consequences have dcbauched the South and
OuthWcst.
lhANsposED.-'rhe-aelmissiou of California
causes a transposition of the figures required
to express the original number of Statcs-It
it 3 uow--ih-tcad of -.
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A. sample If what is almost daily orcur
rag there, hamarkei The two following item
iu the Daily Pacific News, ofJuly 2sth
"lNqursr Saturday, the Coroner held a.
inqurt on tho hpdl nfa person named JOSEPH
laniner, fiaHd dead Ia biz bed in q house 10
California street. near kearny The drrfas
% bad been afflicted Sometime with the diar
~'rt Tie Was native n New Brfliod
The jury returned verdict Of death fruu
suur cause uuknOWn.
"ASoTHER. The Coroner yesterday held
al inquest on the hDiy Of wuanan fDuBd
load 10 a tent on htockton street beiWeen
4 las and Washington streets Her name ].
Eneline --, about thiTy-hvc ycar OF age,
Is u supp0srd o. be- native 81 Liverpool
England The evidence boi0n the Jury went
90 show that she died from want Of medical
aid and the lack ~ proper necessaries pfllie,
IL was proved that she had not been visited
hy any one fbr the last two DAYS, although
prct0ns residing near her had the inhumaai.
w " listen % her means Cor help, without pay
ing the least attention ~ herVHrs Her hus-
hand i a. present workingin the u.fhas."
The papers sent give ample evidence that
litigation, q one Kind ani,aHotlor, 10 rife In
that country.
We know such pcinre N We afc giving
nj the real condition ofmaitcr IN California,
Z, calculated a. disturb The feeling Of snmo
who ha~e1lsar frien'i. IN that counlry hut 49,
owe Il 10 Others who are thinking Of going
lhithcr, 10 10 whar We can 10 give them q
correct knowledge orthe true state u a0air'
there We lci.eye rcycrsc Of fortune will
-oon change, very sensibly, tie Gco Of bust
ness Ia ever, part Of that country
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Total amount ofprcmiums awarded, s2li,2O
The cShibIdon Of animals Wa good much
bcttcr tl,an ever before witnessed in tho
county, the number and quality Of the oxen,
particularly, Wa large and vey Gne The
Ladies dosoryea large share Of the prabe for
the large Snd splendid assortment Of articles
exhibited Bs~>lrm, demonstrating the fact,
that thcy arr MOTTO be- crcellcd by the stern.
~ scS, iu improvements. The weather was
Gur, ihc transactions Of the day orderly aud
quiet thirty mcmbou added Ia the soricly
and ou the whole, the 3tll annual Fair was,a
decided Improvement upon all iurmcr ones
lot the friends Of impro,cmcri properly cN-
cu thcmscl,cs, and Orleans County will not
long be- iu the rear of her elder sisters.
e. Al those mcubrn Who have not paid
the dollar are earnestly requested To de- 20
immediately, 20 that the premiums may be-
paid promptly
IT, HASTINGS, SccrrtarB
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coy, b. supposed a. be- the uotnrinas Jack
Wade.vh0 remarked % Tyler. on being madf
fast You have caught The smariest ihiri 100
America; / have been a. it iOr ipry ycanr
and have never been caught before" We
believe fhf Odirrr will secure the reward oi
three az i've thousand dollars I've forget
whirh) offered By the Dorchester Bank
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THEHUNGARIAN /

llElIlNGAliAN REFUGEES lti'
't7'rrl IN the Nrw York IIr1ld, TINT the -ul.
tan Of Turkey having notified the Cabinet
Of his readings 10 send Ko.uth and Coul-
PWions, free Of expense, To England proU-
died the United State, will bring thcm from
London 10 this Country, thc matter will be-
taken mp Ia executive session in q few days,
viii. view Of authorizing the President Ia
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NEWS by TELEGRAPH To BOSTON.

STARTLING DtsCLosuREa.-Neto IorE.
Sept. ga serious and startling affair came
: To light yesterday al MorrisaniA, above IIar-
lem, the substance of which is that srme ono
hundred and thirty children, belonging 10 a
founding institution there, have been madu
way with IN some manner unknown. A num-
Der of bodies have been found buried Sus-
picion rests on Miss Shotwell, the keeper of
the establishment, but she has not vet been
arrested. The case will he tried carly in DC
tober.
FRoM IIAvANA.--Private letters nv the
ONO from llavana,say that sentence ofdeath
has been received against the persons who
were active in forming the Cuban Junta in
this city, and sentence of transportation and
punishment against others.
DlsuNIoN CoSyENrIoN.-U Washington, Sent
Pa The Southern Press of this morning
publishes Gov. Townc's proclamation issued
yesterday, and tclcgraphcd TO Washington,
calling convention at Millcdgeville on tho
10th of December
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Latc Texan.
adviccs state that Gov. Bell vetoed tho bill
requiring to submit "a. the popular vote the.
proposition from the United States REGARD
ing the purchase of Territory, The Govern
ors veto was sustained by the House, aud the
bill was lost The Legislature adjourned to,
the third Moeday in November
NNNilN"foN, sept. 2a.--Thomns Ritchie
Is to retire from the cdi(orship of the WASH
inptou lpion.- Edwund Burke is 10 take il
and run Mr. Cass for President.
-a------ --------
TlhNplsn.-We learn that on the night
of the 2oth inst. an individual went upon the
premises of Mr. W.es CoHttiph of this town.
and with an az, IN the yard or field adjoining
his dwelling house, killed valuable COW, by
knocking her on the head. The ak was found
10y the side Of the dead animal We should
have boon slow to believe that this conmuni-
~ afforded o creature abandoned enough ia
have committed AR act SO base, wanton and
cruel as this. Whether or not suspicion rests
upon any one we have not learned. We hope
the villain may be brought TO punishment
HaeefAM Re;sHhii-4,.
1I Last week, on Tuesday. the passcnger
tram upon the Northern railrtSId " AS run from
the White River Junction sixty one and
two-thirds miles To Concord, in one hour and
lorty-cight minutes. They were an hour and
hitecn minutes in running TO Franklin For
road of the grade of the Northern, we cali
II making good timc.--N. IL Statesman.
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I III Il G A l. ED ON N.

that t,o other FIVE are ont Of town, hut are
ready % cnme forward and testify when ncc-
rssary, that they also voted for Hyde on the
first ballot
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/ ~ The amount received for urseta iOl
Jenny Lind's frst four Concerts IN New
York exceeds oHe Laadred houaHd doiiars
aud the musical fever 10 yet undated, hel
fourth being still more crowded than the first
The hill aud last given there before she pro
eeed@l 20 boaton, undoubtedly sWelled th'
sum ~ over ei2a,OOO, She VIA a. be- ia
hnsion la't evening ~ which place there hai
been going on a sharp competition for tick
ets i'rPrrtrrred seats, one offer Of $3.50 be-
ing refused by Barnum for the first choice
oi a seat ahd $40 seat throughout the house
The tickets were cold a. auction. The Eoi
'h9t there are 20 be- ior the present, only two
concerts Ia Boston, and the largest ROOM
lr"mont Temple-being loo small % accom-
molale all, has added 90 the desire % obtain
seats.
Miss Lind, Il Il currently reported, Is 10
devote the proceeds Of her services in che
United States 10 the establishment Of free
schools In swedun-to educate tho poor chill
dren Of her own counlry, a noble purpose
90 We do not yet sitnes, the right spirit
among Wings ia the first Congressional Dis
trict-the spirit OF concessien--a paramount
desire for the COOL and success Of the cause,
pihor dian for the triumph Of mon. Our
friend. there seem 10 have an erce,s 81 men
qualified for the soat IN crugrcss, or ofcandi-
date. for seat there, Just elpou the sur
plus into the fourth District, Here, there
Is 50 much unprctending modcslJ among the
Wings, tho capdhiacy for Congress has to bo
forced upon mru.
IL may be that tlo Whg- Of the first Die
trict will have to resort 10 The Isaac llill'
system 10 down" ambitious men, who come
forward with their claimfi or rather, whosc
ambition lhrurts thcm forward, and who are
willing to scr divisions and dclSat to tbccnu,c
unless % triumphs through them That b.,
generally, the safest aud best way 10 treat
such men as cnnnot wait until tho pcoplocall
them Into service. We do not wish ~ be-
understood a- referring particularly IA the
candidate, now before the public The evil, Il
sprciiy generality b'lioyodis behind the eur
lain; that the trouble was caused, or {, pro
tractod,maiuIy 10y men who really IN uotvi,h
10 see either Miner or Lyman elected hul
sQmllollcec,
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Gbf CalrhaniaH.

iirrr FhHiit mn i-rrsF me i'r1HiT rFtfE mHiHHH
I 0pWel bY Hhuruff, and uubnhci By gun-
Here patriot Truth her glorious prrrrpif draw
Pledged a. HrlipiHn, iiha1N hgi Law,
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Di-Missrp.-Ih Rev. j. T.. STONE, of
the Centre Village in til, town. asked for
a dissolution of the pastoral relation between
himself aud the Congregational Church AZ
the Centre, aud at q Couuril convened Last
Monday, the request W.T. granted, We IN
dcrstaud Mr. Stone has received a cali to sct-
tic ny some place IN Maine,
~ ! Newspaper r. now printed in linn,
called thr i'rtiH H1uif1r Iris In tht Chi
ucsc language, aud is the first 'ptpcT ever
published IN the colosiial empire ~" koDge.
It Is no wonder that the Chinese so ieccnt-
ly believed their nation 10 bc,thc most pow
erlul- nEaL-alhrrs. and4thai.- az a pcopl b they
had reached higher point in civil izaton
Than any other people, Until lately,
IhcX -rcllL -LcligAcl thai. with llgir
irnil river boats they could successfully rcsist
the British Navy, aud with their OGDEN
cannon rcpcl an English Army. Tie opi-
I'm war opened their eyes aud let somc light
into their darlIcncd Understandings. All This
ignorance is not to b. wondered at-Hcy bai
no newspapers. They wcro like some people
to bciound in almost every communit who
do not IA newspapers.
ESHiwriuN or FHuir. Mr. Whd ,ler,uf
Burlington, President Of the POM Illogical
Convention, holden at Montpelier la, year,
gives notice that a meeting of gentle hcn in
ierlALed- horticultural lnrsuis will be-
held at the Court House in Montpelier on
the afternoon Of October ith' for an cNhbi-
bition of Fruits, Sc. Gentlemen wlo may
!nttendaud others are requested TO furnish for
the occasion, specimens Of all the best fruits
grown in their respective ncghborhdods. In
the case of native fruits particular Account
of their origin, history, &c, is dcsiI able
Packages may be sent 10y the Represent auvcs,
to the care OF Daniel Baldwin, Esq, Montpe-
lier
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CONGsHRss.

Our National Legislature IL IN adjourn
nest Monday The Country we brlieye,wil
rejoice 40 the event While few ,calou
lated % benefit lIe Country, have been pass
ed, several, repugnaut a. liberty aud th'
rights of man, blaeken ihe records Of th'
session. The raii mr. an amendment Ut ON
TadGlaws, 10 strongly demanded by the IN.
dusirial Interest," of che Cumfryt has been
denied aud our people len, ior the present
90 the mercy Of otherpations
Tic session opsHef bItiy IN the rlroiion
Of Mr Cobb Of Gcorpla, 90 speaker, by tho
locoioroshnd acquicsced iu by the pretended
frecsoil members Of tho llouso-the rights IT
! the North aud the Interests Of Pres Labor
were surrendered, and with the single eAcep-
ton Of the admission Of California, their rights
aud interests have been tramplrd under foot
Appropriations. large and heyond pr-,-
edenL have been made-large enough "a
bankrupt almost any nation
DunnAM CAIrLF,-Ihe Albany Even,
ingJourpal, August aoth, gives the following
list Of sales and prices At a sale of short horn
cattle, that took place at New Hamburg,
Dutchcss Co, ~ Y.
T. An imported COW II years old, fi7I; p,
q year old heiicf, sos 8, do, DO 500
1,ycarling do. sG5, O., o year old COW, 3 40,
q, do. do 500 2, yoarling, $50; X, COW, q
years old, sli5; z, do do, slG0 10, hcifcr
. years DID, sloOi ~ do, ?, do, fl25i 10, 2
year old hotter, sl25; 10, COW 4 years old,
= I 90, 90, war old hcitpr, SIPS, ~ her
calf iusl dropped, s5Oi ~, year old, slI5i
~, spring cHif. : 30; ~ do s'l 20, . year
old, 500; her cnlf . weeks, 500; 20, year
old, hritrr, slNi; ~, COW, wears old 500
~, spring calf 30; 20, year old, $40, 800,
% % year old COW, 800, So her calf @i5i 49,,
bull calG Marh, $3.50, 90, do do loo. 20,
bull Exeter . wears old, imported from Eup
land, was struck Oh a. l., r. Alien Eru.for
Black Rock for 5000.
TnEHCNGAmAN REFUGEEs. his
-t7'rl In the Nrw York IIcruid, TINT the Sul-
tan Of Turkey having notified the Cabinet
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SvLrmrR ANp Tmr PurNro Ror.--O Our
readers doubtless noticed the mode of treat
ing the Potato Rot, as given in our paper
last week. Great confidence, we perceive
by our exchanges, is placed in the USE OF
sulphur as a remedy, aud people in Mossa-
chusctts arc rrsortiug 10 il 10 save their pos
tatoe-. We -e,'t -t-+--,i tlr-t' potatoes iniel,-
DEED for seed should not bc 50 treated, as it is
apprehcndcd the negotiating power of the tu-
beers might be impaired if not destroyed
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~ The earnings of the Vermont Central
Railroad, tor % working days, (tho remain
or of the month the road was not in running
ef'lef4 "a August affair aeduetiag the amount
due the lower roads, were 95,5GI' ~ Not
bad certainly
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HS- John Van Burcn,in his speech at Syr-
acusc, said ''hc never belonged to the Free
Soil party, and denied that any such party
ever existed
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w H. Rt--t4- 2-Sels4l- Ilak4 az, at Alarris-
town, informs MS that he has a Durham Bull
Calf 9 months and 3 days old, which weighs
-G23 PeuRds. lfany Of our Caledonia Coun-
ty Farmers have larger animal, of this sort.
of a corresponding age, we should be glad to
know it. But We fear our County will be
Obliged to give up beat TO little lamoillc
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H5yETfTsF ct the Ftsv,,iiJtft7 ON
grcss of Hungary has reached New York on
his way to the West, commissioned to pur-
chase 100000 acres of land Tor 1000 Of his
10 settle upon, who are soon TO
arrive in this counuy. They arr. or are in
tending Ia bccomc, farmcrs.
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~ The Waterman intimatcs that Major
Eastman, ofthc Patriot, is about to leave the
State. The Major will. par,lon us for raising
H.. u h.. !.-t..l.y- the Central
Railroad?
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-19

An f.ssst- 55AstA> o. +. o9er tor =. roy
" 10 hhds New Orleans !
do clar fed
25 do Porto Rico cI,o.po
100 boxes Loaf f0oof>N@'
100 bbls crushed and powdered
IS do clarified
20 hhds West India Molasses
25 bbls. New Orleans do
rs bags Laguayra
IS do Rio }COFFEE.
25 do Java ..
so packages Gunpcwder, Imperial and Black
Tea
"a hhds. Bacon Sides
25 boxes Sperm !
80 do Talow
Candlewick
Soap-Brown and Fancy
81 baskets Olive Oil
Bbls. Tanners do ..
$50 kegs Nailsan Brads; Hoop Iron
Bistered Steel; Grindstones
240 sacks blown and ground Salt ....
1000 bags Shot-Drop and Buck
$500 lbs. Bar Lead
Gunpowder-Dupont's Sporting and Blast
800 sides Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
$50 tierces Thomaston Lime
IT'S bushels Cloverseed
terces Rice
Bbls. Tar; Salt Peue; Starch
Pepper; Pmento Nutmegs
Ginger; Nader; Copperas; Alum; Indigo
Window GLASS; by 10 and 10 by IL
Putty; Porter; Painted Pals
Manufactured Tobacco; Bed Cords
Leading Lines; Irvine
$50 cases Mass Lcorice Paste-J. C. g. Co. and
Ynura brand
IT'S cases Stick Lcorice-various brands.
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