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Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that will pr0'e'"y "
~ to the extent OF the law all intrnders Q" y.
land Those that have been in the habit o. 81,
ting my timber must and shall quit it. Danlel :.
Williams is my authorized agent, and will feP''
all intruders.
CHAS. b. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb. q, 1850. =
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-24
JOHN r. GRATIOT,
Medical Notice.
DIR. BENZ. 4. JET :

HAS resumed the pracir'e oi m''""'
I WHshinyi on. and ma, al all 'ihes
foun,i az nIs apotr Gear store. uht'>s F'p
roDall' lbs. nj, nsr, he viii keep ~"
supply oi fresh n,edicirrs for sale To" 'of ''s'
Washington Nav J.-4-ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
rog Tf,r c1rsE EE,s CHERRY ?ECTOWNL,
iUlTIS m'.1,'tGil>. COLDS. HOARSENESS, BRON.
0"', +; ASTHMA, WIIOOPISG COUGH,
lA.n.. r,.4.A


Il ie :, "gees Science has made IN tls gene
All ire hgsI.ss life, increase its enjoyment,
y ;. r" " hurian existence, can no manner
sis., A.. "ahSLd, han this contribution OF Chemistry
J4S * ~ Il Of It's virtues throughout ts nrpau
H.g doubt, that medicine or comoha.
sngs .nowa surely control and the
!9tar IN; Pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept
aos aEa hccfaDds c".ry Indeed, there
e " osi!e &c Remedy mas a. length been lohno
.-' cure lie no7t dangerous affections OIL tha
1cat. "i not rDrsGi: L, publish any rroperi"n
.l-oi r,.1. - Ne ~ tm wn would piessnt the following
" 'H'' and further enquiry circular
la ne Ill s'"" .i'-a, VIII AWAY. pleased !ucnsh
a'rs and iaispu,a5ie proof OF :hrse facts
'-c = -I,iefs Ca4egc, tie cce:Gea Pro; Nchcock
s=v rs, have usei nu: Cherry P,e,ofai my
'as -. h:'He'iis, ard am satisfied rom its cae,acai
. srG I'm, = - acmITu3" currpolld Tor hc relief Of ID
~ ":cn!.ic-. lfmy oiiriun az - its superior
i.:t4c at" service you ore ibtry use il you
"a t. .r.lt. ..-,,, EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. l.. D.
,, ta,Ts.;5 ;i, fr?I Satiro. ia d., t. H. d. IrTcSsor
NJ. Ii Gi, 1 &c, lac Cs., iEuier Ct Tie Lit.
zen h, ~! Sieait1c Societies OF ,nerica and Eu-oDe
Il m "H P,cio.a ar.irnh;c conposi,icn fran, some
'F r - m ~ ue Aaie::l .elica and very effective remc.
S:S Hlv,l G.: ?%ss's.S ? u s intended to cure"
:. IT, a.isv!l P:eelisp, Of ,h { T, cc,,s , J., ..
a:lla 'i "t wonderful succcss utsmruatis
'''a' one ?f The first Physeions ii, Maine
~ c. Aysr I,u SAco, ME., April g. 1879
eoaarv y practice, ard prefer any other medicine
- ay,n-o. From observation OF many severe cases
Avs pu ~" cure coughs colds aud diseases Of the lungs
car. nance all ocr remedies Invariably recommend
Ina, and consider i: mnch the bes, remedy
-, Respectfully yours, I1.er
and sold by c. AVER Practical Chemist Low
reel and cold Wholesale and retail in Richmond hy
ls,n. a. . CO. and PEYToN JOHNSTON and BY III.
throughout the State. Feb 26-ew3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
THE YENTGON.

Dr. H. Burgess, of Southampton addressed Inc Con.
ysn,on in Committee Of the Whole ut the night session 81
Tussday in support of the Mixed Basis After he had con
clr,sd OF motion OF Err. VanWinklo of Wood The ccn-
u,ce rse and rcporsd p:ogess wiereapon the Co'eh-
Yesterday, wednesday, hr. Van"nkle occupied the
aoor during the morning session. In support OF the rights o.
,he West On motion Of Mr. Chambliss, of Grcensve tc
cnnce rose whereby he bee entitled TO the moor r
,br evening session. Mr. Co. 1t will DO renemt.red SUP
m,ted few remarks the early stage OF ls aeoe on.
they of extemporaneous nature a9o .hci'"ie ho
canno, be charged with making set speeches on INC
suhlect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
FRIDAY MORNING.. April Z, 1851.
ary remedy either by the falacious dsunion arguments
the Mssissppan, or tho commentaries o! the lih:ss'
W[lIE SNAELS.

The Seward Press the North arc as savage ulo' MI
Fillmore, the Wig press Of lai were upon MI yer,
Republic the organ Of Mr. Fillmore landed 10 'hc ec'' ''
election of Mr. Fish, the Seward canida'e-oa' :' ''' VI
counenaEcc could not neutra!Z" the mlsche o'"u y %
ping few Scwartes of their Offices. They 81 i' t'
and they any dimnrtDn Of ocicl power as Ire heh
political crime. Hc:icc the whole o'"''u p'.'
Of New York, comprising il is said, all Out rlc'cn 's
papers i'll the Empire State, de3ouncing fiiE''' WIN ~
hearty chorus. They openly charge him "H E'''>'t'
the Wing party"-an unpardonatc sim in t.e:r eyes, we
should be happy 10 see Mr. Fillmore doing gay thing hFo
following in The footsteps Of Mr. T!2r-tct we lear Ne
the irmness and fall prey 10 ihs a''ul oc' IN
famous "WoolIy Heads" We su5on few curious liens.
The Oneida Herald, pet organ of TIC Sewh'"es' t"a
sn1rs the President FOR turning few """"ies oe' o'
Office:
"Sdc by side tho page Of history shall ba placea e
names of john Tyler and ard Fmorc anG on The s1"
dark list shall appear the kindred names o. j"as i'sG'i''
and B.neiic: Arnold. w
"sCloiled with ,c brief au,hpri,y' IIi,d FlI0're
has cut himself loose iro!n tic Wing naFlv nd ecla"th I'm
sc-so suppnselo the formation o ne"'
We propose title for his cuTpoTals g"%T'' 'e '''
CLIorE"
The Syracuse Journal has the lo!iowing
"rnE RvpicoS PASSED. will 5c from cur l'is
graphic despatch that The President has lsr:Sea a % s%
and in earnest Tac work nf prescription hhs 'sI'l
faithful Wings, appointed by Cc !"y"I 10 o.hT', &C., 1s I
brongh, to tko block. Tie cnaiu thai bounn ll s VI
man to his tents, Israel"
The Albany Journal the head-dcvil OF the ""'o'NeS'
which gives the cue tle minor echoes, comes OUT p
Inoulhcd on lie same trail From indications IN 'i'' e
and the Boston as evident thai they design 10 sccte
tho Presidential nomination for Gen. Scott as tie seward
candidate The Journal rDars as follows:
"Tba Silver Gray Juveniles fars insisted ta' II "S s
duty Of the Administration 10 "rc'va!i iis i'caS ''u
punish lis enemies" Acting upon his she''s'!o" ~
veteran Wings have just been removed from nls 80;
they wonld not repnac lie long cherished ana often a
ed PRINCIPLES OF the Wh Party. The cdlc, ts:eioie '.ls
cone form that none but oug-fares. arc To be see"t'
zed as friends .! tue Admnislra;irn Very inc n's
masses who can nei,e be driven nor aIibc arc Pfeacu
for the issue"
Ard again: :, v.,;,u,.r
was rejoicing over the election o.! Gov FlsE, te f!es!d
was rcwartinc with nigh Office Who la5oT"d 70 prevent
that result" - a., eI. I1o
And YET again: "Mr. Fillmore las taken the ned. iie
is driving the woo!y lcl.s from Office ana ~ W" a'u;
less subject himself 10 the cv:s tha: afflicted MI l!e VIZ
The wun, Of Luac confidence while In o!Ecr, ard HE
wan: Of public respect for the balance Of his i':e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. the March, her fathers Tes1sncH naGp N @
county, by the Rev Mr.. Basby MALL a. " AMMAN " ~
ANNA, daughter Of sham K "oodson
u,o,,,n nm the ood instant. by Me- Coleman Mr. lap
DEifS STaRKEto Ma MARY c. SPENCE, all Of 'his eS
E,rr,rn on tho 81 March, Watah City NAWKEI,ho1hti
": III n IICHY KEW Esquire, Mics WEEHDD,hhH
Of Ma Enaw all Of "ana'' e'
ty Minnesota. ,,., -, = ,h;s o..os;on anL wac pre-
n,d M nth hs hind quarters OF fine dog-lFTec Dem-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
NUMBER 81.

will conclude by saying, that if elected, the Constitution
shall b. nv ruc the welfare the people ls sle: bcI
their will my duty aud diligence zeal and dcy
nv capital,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
DIED,

pzD at his plantation ns:on In .h1 ps,is o, II . Val
Louisiana, March ls., Dr. J. w. moNEi ! IL "s u''''
leg OF the Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

:" 80 ~! upon an a!tachtaen; returned executed
E!V ~" ~: Is OF the dceTtant The SUN oi
III y iolac, !G ty protested, regntisbe noie viii:
"e i''N rt ;h day o September. 1850: I'LL paid AMI
H.. = a.. %,''a%c cents charges of protest; and appear
Was tl ,t i" en.u: is not resident oi ,.:s state
g! ''a ria'i his attorney, il is ordered ihs: tr
IT, :" sp"Ar Ecse within Ero.t after due p'iiica-
aao - What is ncrcas1ry tu protect hs iL'cretts
S. " "r /" published week in: four succcssiv"
r. tGgO1 aal ,sn =, onsd !, ,be :r5t deer of the Court
T., .''''!, "'t.l hist LAY OF the ncy County Court
N,,., - E. ROBINSON, G. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

NEw ORLEANS MARCH 27th.-Captain French was execu-
and robbery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04
CoSyIsSvoNER,s OFFICE,

n the fh;egoir. decree. hereby notified
= nv osc. IL Cry OF Richn:nnd On the 27'h day o.
al O'Clock A NJ viii: the evidence necessary 10 eha
~. WM F. DAVIS Conf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04


s-grI i,Y,- Defendant.
N a.r and uron en attachment returned executed
liz this Of tho defendant The sum o.
I ue nv no;e in writing legal interest thereon
haay OF Deccnt.r $780, I'll paid, and u appearing ny
lie said defendant Is lot resident o 'hs State on
~ ., tie plaintiff by his attorney, i, ordered thai the
::n 10 appear here within month after duo puoilca
S- and 10 what procc' hiS interests and
g order published oncc week for four success
' Richmond Enquirer newspaper printed IN the
G Hhront and aso DO posted tbs from door OF the Court
~. : county, on the first day O. the neat county Court,
A Copy-Tesie:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

HCtsih.A; nar.l he'd in The Clerks Office ol the Circuit
IS o. aH :o tire comfy u IIen:co, tho hsst A"ca!
Ar'.t G.et.aow Plaintiff:
:ua,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y AZ Rules held IL tho Clerks
1s .: the Circuit Court OF Surry county, the jd day %
M1". ,-jl 49,,
isJae H. Bishop, f1ahnH'
:, .,..,,
i,.ac Bailey administrator Of fsham Bishop decd William
j"hu Avery. rheupains Z. Bishop and Theron L. Ioh
~" Mar. e. his wife, late Bishop, peieh"ahss.
a compel The defendant 70 seitie on co1'
@ s:a principles o; hs transactions as admis
-: :.ai aof t nt ,aiEr and appearing that fheo
L E.s, eiarddnIs abov. aeG i nof an nltD
VI s Commonwealth il is ogtcrel aa tie said The"!ias e
Sr here within month aIer due usra;ioh :eeo
necessary protect His interest," and IRA! copy ci is
f ' ao.ea IN the Richmond Enquirer week for four
'n and that a:oher copy thereof be posted Gt the
ss ~ '
\ ca;r T.sc. ~ p UNDERWooD,C.
-.
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E Baa Caroline r. Wise infant under the age OF tSen
= m, y., Jtns O II Banks Mary Barks London David HS
;aoo. London John THOMPSON j. and samuel p
6 N ,ys:ts Jesse ligsnoo;han, decd, William r.
Hglav5 a and ti4ry hs vic Evra Hissinho;ham Mary
i c; a! Laura Banks Charlotte Banks. Sarah BanSs Lucy
-, ,.rss Defendants
lcr h.s in this decree. 'the Court without u tins
ps upon ary the other questions mentioned or referred
ne J.sGc Higsuoolam. but for the leaving
e win the Commissioner hereinafter mentioned d'th uIlnc1
order and decree that the plaintiff render account OF his
s-o as executor Of Daniel IiigsinbohaE dcc C. anu a.
: or - a. ne,nbotham. before COMMISSIONED .: his
r % ecuj IL i, audit AND state the and hake report
af 20 . Cru with any specially st'es 4ermed peru
sr. or which may required by ay Of he parties 10
=. ,.z:.l" Ac"ny-Issie: -,,-,,- -,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

Bidcktcoods Magazine for July, leonard
Scott g. Co.'S republication,) is already on our
table: were it mailed direct from Edinburgh it
could not well be more prompt. This number is
the first of a new volume, and the first also under
the reduced rates Of postage, which bring all
the re-publications Of the British magazines and
quarterlies at greatly reduced rate. The post
age on Blackwood is only 10 cents per quarter,
on the Reviews cents, if paid in advance. To
Messrs. Scott & Co. this reduction is IN very
great measure due, and for this reason, as well
as for the value Of the works they publish, they
are entitled to especial favor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

A young Cincinnat lawyer, Thomas A. Log
an hal narrow escape at Niagara Falls. re-
scent'y. \ young ladg, a stranger % him. had
venture too far out on projecting rock over the
rapids above the cataract; She became giddy and
screamed for help. Young Logan. who happen
ed 10 be standing on the bank flew 10 her rescue,
and succeeded in getting her SAFELY on the shore,
but lost his own balance and fell into the boiling
surge. The young lady tainted, end the men on
the bank were too much paralyzed to offer as
sstnnce. Luckily for Logan the water at the
spot where he fell, formed whirlpool, and car
RED him round several times In one of ms gy-
rations be seized bush that ovcrhung the water,
and succeeded IN eNuicatng himself from his
perilous position. Had be fallen a foot further
out, beyond the edge Of the whirlpool, no human
aid could have prevented him from beng carried
over the frighuul cataFact.-BuBl'o Commercial
.idreriiSer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31
Mr.. vinton, the Wing candidate for Governor

Mr.. vinton, the Wing candidate for Governor
in Ohio, addressed the Wings Of GAINESVILLE on
the 4th inst. His closing observations referred
10 the relations of the States to each other and
TO the Union: and, coming from so eminent a CT
tizen, must command universal attention:
"You have" said he, "done me the honor to
advert in very complimentary and gratifying
terms TO a speech delivered by me in the House
of Representatives on the bill TO admit the States
of Iowa and Florida into the Union. That
speech was delivered at period of public tran
guilty, and before the feelings and passions of
the public had been excited and reused by the
agitation of the question of the annexation of
Texas, and the other great, disturbing and I'M
happy controversies that have since flowed from
that measure as their common end primary
source had been led to reflect what influence
the great Valley Of the Mississippi, in which we
dwell was destined to have on the stability of
the Union My own reflections conducted me to
the conclusion that the sure and abiding conser-
vative power Of the Union was to be found in
that great heart Of the country which lies be-
tween the Allegheny and Rocky mountains; that
for It's own seli-preServatiOn, It must ever hold in
check the centrifugal tendencies of theextremos
both on the Atlantic and Pacific, and especially
on the former ocean. That Nature as an over
ruling necessity to ourselves had made US the
guardians of the integrity Of the Union. And,
however tlc pohtlcti tltilents huNt since Deen
agitaied and disturbed, | still adhere with abid-
ing faith 10 every opinion then uttered by me-
But enough has since transpired TO satisfy ali
cool and rejecting men that, IN the performance
of the high duty and destiny OF guarding the in
tegritv of the Union, while we must exact from
all others faithful observance of the REQUIRE
ments Of the Constitution, we must ourselves be
equally ready and willing to respect all the
rights that are secured to them by that instrument
II is only by the observance Of this rule on all
sides aud in all parts Of the country, that we can
hope TO get on and preserve our national exist
once -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

One Of The Reiorfs. During the last hours of
the session of the New Hampshire LEGISLATURE
when the Sergoant-at- was requiring the at
tendance of every member Mr.. Kiytredge Of Ca
noan asked leave TO be absent ten minutes plcdg-
ing himself to return within that time. The re-
quest being refused, division was called for
when Mr.. kttredge himself rose IN favor of the
motion. Speaker" The gentleman from Cana
en- must not vote in case in which he Is inter-
ested." Mr. Kitredgo Why, at the con-
mencement Of the session your honor voted for
yourself as Speaker' Speaker" / he gentle
man may 90 out."-LoiceH Courier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

ATTEMPTED MURDER. We learn from
gentleman from WATERFOWL, that an attempt at
murder was made near that village on Saturday
evening last Mr., Farwell, money lender
from Vermont while on his way TO his boarding
house, about ten o'clock on the evening named,
was shot by some person to hun unknown-the
ball entering his forehead directly above one
eye, and penetrating the head some two inches.
Mr. f. was alive on Sunday evening, but it Is
thought he cannot recover. He had about 1920
IN his pocket which was secured by the assas-
SIN
\ young man who had been in the village OF
WATERFOWL a few weeks, printer by trade, and
who has passed by the name of Brown, though
that is now ascertained to be an assumed name,
was arrested on Sunday evening, but the result
of the examination was not known to our inform
ant, when he left, at 3 o'clock yesterday morning
Circumstances We're strongly against the prison
er.-.lal0aukie Wisconsin, Sentinel and Gazeite
18th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

G57Our acknowledgements are due fora copy
of the Vermont Autograph and Bcmarker" of
July 20. Friend Johns publishes q small sheet,
and very limited edition but we must give
him the credit for much larger share Of edlto-
rial independence and frankness than can gcner-
ally be found IN the profession
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31
The International Magazine New York, String

The International Magazine New York, String
er g. Townshend.
The August number is the first Of new vol
ume, and appears with new and beautiful type,
the finest of paper and illustrations in the high
est style of wood engraving. The work will be
of a somewhat lighter character, than heretofore,
and each number as complete in itself as may
be without emitting the most brilliant and valua-
bic selections from foreign literature. SO per
annum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

Esq. Of Waterbury, has sent us a box of goose
berries, l66 Of which I'LL pint bowl. One Of
he largest specimens measures, circumference
! inches by 3 -. The bushes have borne such
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

A slave by the name of Matilda, who had
been brought to Philadelphia by her mistress,
was on Friday morning brought before Judge
Kelley, on a writ of habeas corpus, at the inst
ance of the Abolition Society. Judge Kelley
notified the slave, that under the laws of Penn
sylyania she was free, and could 60 where she
pieused, or could make such an arrangement
with her former mistress as to the conditions up
on which she would render her further service
as they jointly could agree upon The parties
acquiesced in this decision. A brother OF the
mistress informed the court that they had been
taking measures to llberate the slave.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

The Illustrated american .Nccs (T. w. Strong,
New York; is as handsome as the London illus
tratcd papers, and great deal better, because it
is american. Price ) cents a number.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

o. Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says;
The lax discipline which prevails in the Rev
cnue service, has attracted the attention OF the
vgilant acting Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.
Hodge; and all the officers who have permitted
thems Ives 20 neglect their duty or to violate 1t,
viii be- held % street accountability. Instances
are not wanted where Revenue officers have not
hesHlted 20 leave STATIONS and return home, With
ont leave, simply because they found their posi-
tons not as pleasant as they desired. Again, an
instance has occurred of am officer taking his
family on pleasure excursion TO the Sand wlch
Islands. instead OF remaining at his post. One
or two dismssals have already taken place, and
more viii follow IN every instance where Viola
ton of duty Is discovered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

Important .Neics from CuJa.-Confrmnfi Of
the LiSmTCct'on.-Ihc steamer Cherokee. M New
York from Havana, brings on occount of an in
surrecton at Puerto Principe. Troops were sem,
60 dIsperss them. but they were repulsed with the
loss of commander, and twcnty-eght killed and
wounded. The Insurgents had retired 20 the
mountains and fortified themselves Other towns
followed the lead, aud IN a few DAYS the whole
Eastern part ofthe Island will be in state of
revolution. The Government have been sending
troops TO Matanzas the past week, but it seems
they did not call there, as something more ur-
gent pressed them eastward. The Havana pa
pers say little on the subject and lt Is understood
the Government are doing al IN their power TO
prevent the true state of things becoming known.
The Diario complains Of the scarcity of silver
coin Ia Cuba.
The yellow fever is making havoc among the
troops recently arrived from Spain
.Nttc York, july 27h -The insurreoiior in Gu
ba. Our dispatches from New Orleans. dated
AZ aoon on the 18th, announce the arrival Of the
steamer Falcon. from Havana, with Intelligence
confirming ihe previously reported insurrecuona-
= movements % the Cuban patriots, who are
said 'o have fought several times against the Gov
eminent troops. and in one battle 10 have killed
not less than 300. Many of the Government
troops had iolned the revolutionary movement
The Governor OF Maiauzas states, IN commu-
ucation TO the Captain General, TINT the citizens
are coming forward promptly to defend the city
against the insurgents,
Latr from Hirana Charleston July 25-
The steamer Isabelle, from Havana, has arrived
OF Savannah. She reports that Col. Conus re-
glmeni, with nine officers at Port Principe, have
been taken prisoners hy the insurgents Passen-
gers bv the Isabelle state that the accounts of
the success Of the Patriots are greatly cxaggera-
ted At Havana the Government were fully pre-
pared for any emergency, and no apprehension
was felt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

The Milton INC. chronicle say:-Speaking OF
"Yankee Doodle" reminds us that we would like
to see the man who could vote for dsunion with
clean face under the sound of this tune, when
well played by Brass Band.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

At franklin, oct } the other day horse was
grazing in yard neur the fence when the ele-
plants belonging to the menagerie recently IN
this city were passing along. The horse did not
observe them TIL they were quite close To hun,
when looking up and seeing the huge ANIMALS,
he started back in a fright, ran to the opposite
side of the yard, stood Tor moment quiyering,
then dropped dead.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31

Righ .9gan. John f. Dean ESQ. of Cayen-
dish refuses the use Of his name oil the locofoco
ticketin Windsor county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31
RETURNED FROM NEW YORK wlTh
NEW DRESS GOODS,

such ns BLACK and COLONEL silks bEhA6Esi
RrnA Ct IFI.AlNEs, ALBOEENs, GhANADkENs,
'piisi'Is lIislI POPLlNs BONNE1s, Ribbons, LA
80 i - sTORRs LANGDoN.
Iunr u. IrJl. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-31
New Hampshire Medical Institu-
ton.
Dartmouth College.

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Crosby.
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bIrG CrossY NJ D. Professor Of Surgery, Obstetrics and
diseases Of " omen aud Chiiden
AlsrRI snra N. ID. PIuessor Of lheiapuues and Mate
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cine Pathological Anatomy.
EDMusD Il PEAsLEE, N. u. Professor Of Anatomy aud
Physiology. .
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F.es payable advance. NJ H0tts taken rAcat rtsPoa
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Fees fo tho Course $50. Maireu ation e. Graduating
expenses sic. Err. fEAsLEE, segy.
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