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The Weather, SC.

Tn0 w Ne0ther, &c.
BY MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BUFFALO, Jan. 9-sA. NJ.
1t has been raining for over three hours, and the
snowis fast disappearing to day. Wind direct from
the South. Thermometer AZ degrees above zero. Ba-
rometer 20.
zero and is falling Ne wind has shifted to the west
and the barometer has been falling all day. Ii has
also rained during most of the day. The is
mei'ns iast' but the weather Is now owing colder.
ROCHESTER, Jan. 9-9A ~
Warm and raining fast Wind south and there viii
be heavy thsw. Thermometer 36 degrees above zero
OswEGo, Jan. o-9A. NJ
Strong south wind blowing Indication of rain
Thermometer ~ degrees above zero.
SYRACUSE, Jan 9-9AM
The weather is very unpleasant this morning, and
considerably warmer Raining quite hard. Wind
south Thermometer Ss above sero.
Urea, Jan. 0-9A. NJ.
Ing. Thermometer asa above zero. Barometer 20 $40
GESKvA, n. r, January9
The wind Is blowing from the south, and rain is
railing quite fast.
ALBANY. Jan 9-9AM
Cloudy with south wind. Thermometer 80 degrees
above zero.
P NJ. Il has been raining all day between Albany
BY BAIN's LINE.
BosroS, January 9-l2 NJ.
Cloudy-looks like rain. Thermometer ~ degrees
above zers
PsovrpgSeE. January 0-12M
cloudy. with wind at northwest. Thermometer rs
NEv HAvES, January 9-l2M
Cloudy, with dark morning. Thermometer 2s de-
grees above
BRIDGEPoRr. January 9-12 e.
Cloudy and raining, Thermometer 30 degrees above
STAMFORD, January s-l2N
Cloudy, and rains slightly Therm oms;sr 80 degrees
above zero.
NORWICH, January 0-l2 u.
- weather cloudy, and going TO rain. Thermometer
30 degrees above zero,
MIDDLETON, January o-l2 N.
Weather cloudy, with indications OF rain
Thermometer, In New York city, at 20 Wall street,
at IL NJ, yesterday. noted SS degrees above zero.
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EosToN Jan y IbjI
The demoerstlc members in caucus have agreed, by
65 IN O. 20 vote for Charles Sumner, a. U Senator
The Pos contains letter from s. D. Bradford lead
ing democrat against the messure aud also the pro-
ceeding, Of a democratic meeting at Salem, Of the
same purport. Ne had been previously nominated By
the fressoerr and vii b elected for the long term
The vacancies In the Senate we're Ged to-day, ani
IL Il under,tooi the vots Tor Governor viii Be pro.
ceeded With to. morrow.
The oficsl vote for Governor At the last elect Ion
has bees received and foots up as iollow,.-
p,,,vs .fg77s Phillips ........u.2T 638
Doutslle. ......... cCO2t CoggsweN. ........ 90
gcauerirg g......... 2S
The schooner Gtorgs and william, from Calais
bounltor New rork has been totally lost near Mount
Deser@ The crew we're all saved
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Pork Ifouse purned .

Civ,tvv.rt, Jan. 8 1851
nessrs Irrln Jones pork hou.s ON Deer c'ssE
va. sestroyed by Gre last nisht About 500 barrels OF
latd we're burned. There wss 40 bulk meas IN ths
house and the barrel pork Vs. moTiy saved Loii In
.took. sls vO0, building $40 900. folly insured
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Custsry's MfNsrRSts We virited Mechanics Wsll
On wednetday evening. and although u VISA clear
half hour before the performeuces c0mmeue@d YET
there ct q unoecupied, sud by the time the
amusemert. rmeneed t was aim ost sunocatn rom
the Gro uds who were hemmed In on all sides The en-
tsrtar excellent and George the prince OF
negro reprerentatives Rept the house In tf
lsoghter Cbristy Il in ths fal tide Of success,
FKLLows' Mt-srrrLs The performances a. the bean
tiiui hall tl broadway this evening are Tor the be
nsht OF 4 A. wells the popular primo basso Of Fel-
loss Miuarels lie Il an exesllsnt pert0rmer, arl
deserves crocded house The programme routatas
of the choicest pieces 81 Ethiopesa mnstrelsy
ana tbs whole Of the talented sany will appear On
the asioa snj % the performers depeua much %
their benefits, ~ hope Wells viii haVs banTI,
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BALTIMORE, Jan. ., 1851.
Henry Long the fugitive slave, passed through Bal.
cimore this morning and reached Richmond this al
SERMON. He will 20 10 Georgia unless rsnsomed by
ais Northern friends.
We have no mail South Of Mon'g gomery to night.
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GEvEyA, y. Y. Jan. y lo'i
The surveying party engaged 70 run the line or 'ae
construction oi railroad from Geneva to sodus pay
Lake Ontario commenced operations yestsrtay stsr-
neon. Thus Il begun one Of the most important works
At presert contemplated.
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House OF Representatives.
BY BAIN's ELECTRO CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
WAsHtsgroS Jan o. 1881

BY BAIN's ELECTRO CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH.
WAsHtSeroS, Jan. 0, 1851.
seARcITy SILVER.
Mr. CHANDLER (whig), of Penns sylyania, asked leave
20 Introduce resolution prefac cd BY preamble set
cling forth the inconveniences resulting from the
2ortstion Of silver and nstruoins the Com uttse on
commerce to inquire into the expedency of redusia
che value of the silver coin, Of nted States by d
ninishing their weight increasing the proportion Of
alloy in thesame, or both, to prevent their exporta
tion, and that they report By bill or other wise
Objection was interposed
THE NEW HAMPsHIRE CONTESTED ELEsrIos
An Intellectual effort made call on the commit
Gees Tor reports but the House the condsra
zion OF the New Hampshire contested election case
messrs Disney Hibbard, Mclean, aud Harris, OF Ili
nois advocated the claims OF the sitting member, Mr.
Morrison who Is democrat, and Msssrs yaa Dyks
and Duer spoke for the contestant, Mr. Perkins wing
without concluding the subject, the House ad-
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ISpnvtrotrs Jan ., 1851.
ioitt rc.ofution has ptssri both b-aueh'7 = w
Ia.t'l.,vs. "a - into ~ ,lsc Ton ,Or senator
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hat pair Of cashmere pautaloons with embroidered
waddins sensistiog Of Calfornia nswspspsrs double
barsried holster pistol and cavalry pistol. After
sseIching for some minutes and finding nothing else
rienfo, but could find nothing suspicious there. We
then went back to Mr. Quintero's house, to procure
there, found Mr. Arias had discovered three small
boxes buried In the mud on the road on his return to
TN the point Of one 0f Z. shs . eS.
discovery. Having heard the firing, he delayed his
departure to Cruces until hearing from We then
with hammock to bring the wounded man, and next,
with the same party Of friends and Mr.. A. went back
ing convinced that the missing half must be buried
not very far distant. On searching the
wefound small pool on sounding which, the part We
covered.
All the boxes found entire, will be despatched from
the Guayabal to morrow at day break to Cruces
tin GASES have brought back to Panama as We can
not discover their owners. We shall have them put
IN xoeoen boxes ana sent TO the agent OF the un-
The wounded man has just been brought In and
and a We oscs Of NJ. Su n
the size Of dollar which had been broken and forced
through the flesh, which We picked up about hun.
dred yards from where We overlook him. and innam
nation had already commenced 1t Is probable he will
die to morrow or nert day he has asked for . con-
further dseosSres which may lead to the sppr.h.nson
OF the others.
on our return to Panama we found an American
thieves, by the wounded man. He could give us no
account OF where he slept last night except thst he
bad been drunk and slept In the streets OF Panama.
that he had lost oil his money and left Panama for Cru
oes this morning As II Was then NJ, and he only
some five miles on his way; and, moreover. had his
hands scratched and clothes torn as II In making his
way through the woods We arrested him suspicion
and he 10 now in jail To morrow hs will be confronted
with the wounded man, to see II he OF the
party Our suspicious respecting this man
nrmed by finding that none of the persons living on
the road had seen him pass.
We have LETT Tarty Of soldiers ON the ground to
pursue the rest Of the thieves and is probable
shall succeed in securing them reward OF 81, 900
has been offered for the first white amsng the
thieves, II taken, dead or alive.
OF course IL Is impossible for to say at present
what boxes have been broken open whether have
recovered all tho gold not Our i'm PRESTON however
IT, that II we have not got back the whole very little Is
wantipg--probably not over tour or five thousand
dollars
We have hopes If not Of procuring all the gold stolen
In July last of discovering part it, well as the
thieves. who understand have bsen found In Gen.
trail America and two of the now in custody.
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Court or Apps als.

ALDAyr, Jan. 9, 1851,
Case No 4, is on argument Mr. Colliner answering
Mr.. Lord for appellants
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NEWS BY TELEGRA APH.

Senate.
Bx MoRLR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHircros, Jan o, 1861.
Laws.
Mr.. JEFEERsor DAVIS prese ntsd memorial Of num-
Der Of Inventors OF the United States praying the
bill now before the Senate to amend the patent laws
s5s postponed till next session.
The Com nittes ON Pensions reported adversely ON
numerous petitions Of private individuals.
Mr.. HALE, from the same committee, reported bill
renewing the pension Of the widow Of Lieut. Mckay.
After debate, the bill ordered TO be sngrosssd
THE NAVIGATION LAWRENCE.
Mr. DOUGLASS called up the bill for providing for the
navigation Of the st. Lawrence river, and then it was
made the special order for January 25th.
ORDNANCE CAPTURED coNrRERAs.
Mr. PEARcE introduced joint resolution, rslinqush-
ng to the State OF Maryland two Of the cap
tured by the brigade under command OF Gen Riley at
che battle Of Contreras He said Riley to
present these cannon to his native state-Msryland
The joint resolution was ordered to be engros,ed.
Several engrosssd bills were rt ad and assed.
THE UNITED STATES coCRrs VERMONT.
On motion M mot Of Mr. Peel pnrIrs the bill to change the
was taken up, and the engrosment ordered.
CALIFORNIA
The bill to settle private land claims In California
Mr.. BKsror continued his speech in opposition t.
siorni.n. ma ssfs Mr. ru
bill
Mr. GwrS briefly replied and on his m motion the bill
nd all the amendments referred to the Commit
tee ON the judiciary
THE LAND WARRANT BILL
MT UNDERwooD moved to take up the resolution
making land warrants assignabs.A .ALost.
LOUISIANA OVERLOOKED LANDS
Mr. Downs moved to take up the bill ceding certain
aoverhowed lands to Louisiana Lost.
=, EXECUTIVE SESSION AND ADIoUaSMESr.
MT NASGUM moved an adjournment
Mr dAMLIs moved an executive SESSION. - Carried.
After short time, the Senate adjourned.
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ALBANY, January o, 1851.
FREE SCHOOLS Ass RAILROADS.
Petitions were presented for general tax for free
schools, and for reduction of railway tax.
NEW YORK SUPERIOR covRr.
Mr.. vARSUh, ofNew York, reported in favor of the
bill increasing the number Of Justices of the Superior
Court OF New York, and enlsrgng their Jurisdiction
MIsCELLANEoUs.
The annual report Of the Manhattan Bank was re.
ceived.
The Governors Message was appropriately referred
to the several committees
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills were introduced to allow railroad corporations
TO hold telegraph stock; in relation to tho election OF
railroad directors; In relation to the pilots OF the port
OF New York in relation to marriages and the So
lem nisaton thereof and amending the law relative to
the registry Of births and marriages
NOTICES
Bills we're noticed to prevent the removal Of free
citizens OF the state without its limits except upon
criminal charges and tor the prot sction Of
and working
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


BY MoRsx's MAGNETIC TKLEaRAPH.
ALBANY, January ., 1851.
COUNTRY NOTES.
Mr.. MORGAN presented memorial Of large mum
Der Of merchants Of New York in favor OF mar rsdsmu
tion OF country bank notes in that city.
NOTICES OF BILLS, ETC.
Notices were given Of bills to amend the general
railroad law and the Law in relation to the collection
ana assessment Of taxes; for highway labor on NON.
resident lands to amend the act authorisng the ap-
poiatment Of commissioners to take proof Of deeds
TO amend the charter Of the New York and Virgins
Steamship Company.
MANOR
resolution laid on the table asking tho Attor-
nay General to report upon the present condition OF
the suits reference to titles the manor Of Rsnss
laerwick and why they discon and whether
the State has any claim to them?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Henry Thornman, q German pcddlcr,whlc
passing the mountain from Rutland to Ply
mouth on saturday last, about { O'Clock M
WINS met lay two men ono Selling the horse
hy the head and the other demanding his
money. lie finally gave up his pocket book
containing ~Ggt, which consisted ~ near ~,
Lee can rccollcct, of four 30 dollar hill---onc
OF Which WAS ON the dank OF Rutland, aud
one on Montpelier Also ivcs on the Bank
~ E6GrTTtfyT, 'rtErs's ;yrTi
aud tens on Black River; one ten on Lcha-
non; one 90 and a number Of fycs aud tens
on Woodstock aud number of fycs ON As
Quincy. They then let BIN 20, aud he pro
cccdcd to plymouth Notch, obtained some
help and went back to the spot, but could not
tTaCC ThCm. ---------------
One OF the robbers was short rather stout
built about % years old-had on grey coat
and cap trimmed with fur, The other tall
and slim, with black whisirry had on u red
dish souchcd hat and green spencer. 4 re-
ward of 800 is offered for the apprehension
of the robbers lloods'ock Nercu,y.
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BOSTON AND IT'S WEALTH.

The wealth of Boston aud IT, suburbs has
increased from l24 millinnA in lA4u, I.--.s-
" 27O millions in lSju--a gain of over .
per cent. year --Kcntucky, with a popula-
ton of 100000 souls, has not n valuation
equal to this. The city of Boston alone could
purchase the entire State of Maine. aud hive
"A pretty sum of s0milliens left Maine being
worth in 1880 one hundred millions, and
Boston one hundred and eighty millions
The little town of Dorchester could purchase
the city of Portland, and New Bedford could
almost bury unN of the Western trrritorit-,--
-Four thousand public schools, supported at a
yearly expense of million dollars, and over
one thousand churches, are within the limits
Of Massachusetts,. These statements show
most conclusvcly the onward progress of the
STATE, and nothing We hope will occur to check
its career of GREATNESS. pruzprrity and kappa
ness-B0ston 1rarcHcr.
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INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.

The Grand jury OF this county have found
a true bill against Genial C. HAYS, ofPauton,
for the murder Of Elisabeth Hays, his wife, in
june last. Mrs Hays had been in good health
during the day previous to her death. She
was found dead at night, on the arrival Of a
physician after whom Hays had gone. HAYS
says that he, with the children, had gone M
stairs 10 sleep. leaving her alone below
Sometime in the night. hn was awakened by
the groans OF his wife. A0cr making her "A
cup of tea, rs he says, he started for physic-
ian, two nl's distant, leaving her alone. On
returning with the physician, after consider
able delay, she was dead.
a post norton examination was had next
mornng-and the stomach was preserved for
further examination, no cause of death being
found elsewhere The contents oi'thc stom-
ach was analyzcd by Prof Carr, of CaStlcton,
and found, un application Of the usual tests,
to give evidence of the presence of Sfi,yrhnttc
ono of the most violent and deadly poisons
known.
In seven weeks from the death of lila wife,
(wla was a daughter of the late Friend Adj
ans, one of the welthicst men la this vicinity
Hays married her Younger sistcr-WiTh whom,
IT is said, he had been rather intimate for
some time previous 10 the supposed murder.
1t is said that the grSund OF defence will
probably he, that Mrs Hays committed sui !
eide, and that evidence will be produced.
Ahauginp that nn-a inrmcr nclasiun. sly, Mt
tempted to poison herself -4
The Court have fixed the time of commcnc-
ing the trial on Tuesday, the It'll of Janua-
~ next 1hddiebnTy Regi1cy, Dec -.
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THE. @ ALED OMAN.

bHrAT MORTALITY rHsW SUR lf'tH.
The British .hlp Dr0m, Whirh arrived Hi
Sew YORK 0u SUNDAY AFTERNOON from LAYER
pool lnsf fWruty pa--cpWg dHring ihr l1t
age by ship icNrr. The fever broke DEf Boo
iho early part Of December There were ab
sick of The fryer on thc arrival of che 'r-srl
- llruy Wilson, free soil was elected
President oi thr Senate Of Aiassachuseitr Dn
Che 90 inst, and n. T. Bake iI, lo0oinco,
Speaker of the House.
HrrEKHED ON lIAH~-We learn thai no.
the supreme Court, az Clifford, Rufus Flau-
drrf John Swain aud Martha llarketi, rharg-
ed with the maulcr-nf T., l., Davis az that
place few months since, were admitted "a
bail 10 else sum pfs5On0 rlrl, which they OBJ
tanned and were released from arrest toH-
carl pafri0f
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rrrll-rrowu." aa 81 LaiL Uerr Che lafrr ut
lu -pmr uar- oi che world mon make theme
-,IFrr Iu others they ara made by Che tail
or
II g. evident that our Richmond c0tempn-
mr, has NOT bad Ihr good lurk io flll .u with
thr best experiments nf Vermont iausrrs.-
hpr b. b. OF much Consequence Tor Dee docs
NOT -rrm 90 have appreciated She moral
taught him hy those Doc har seen. a Yer
monitor may white 90 home for Amusement,
bur when Doe "Whltflrs' ln virginia, % 10 for q
purpose TO- wishes u.s. u 40 impress upon
ihc minds 81 The '.rhIvHtTv mat ilr secret
0f Yankee surrcss CONSISTS IN Yankee indus
try that whiln one prolific NirgHau has
grown poor under the idea that u b. d0pgat0-
ry tn d white man a. labor sterile Vermont
has crown rich. because ler hardy sons al
ways keep husg II Nirunlans "whiulel'
more ~ home, tbcy wouldn't have 10 often 90
"rut stick" elsewhere fora living.
Vermont, VIZ believe, never pretended IN
have a great deal Of "politral innuenre"-
She leaves thar 30 such States W Virginia,
whose real influence in the right direction
seldom gris beyond the dignity Of prrtencc
Virginia has had political influence ban that
was iu earlier and bctier days. To political
influence o. in agricultural and commercial
wealth she b. huf the shadow Of what she ha,
scaad about" 10 rac records Of 'hios vGiei
htYr boon,
Whatever cause of quarrel the press NJ
Virginia may have with the Frrisllturc ~
. Vermont, they have no right fo libel hel
. people To de NJ exhibits ~ once "a WIN
/ of drccn0y and q want If common Hrnso"-
There eT'-rn, Gtl'.F s.'h,seis at ..l.,is., l..,g
/ lhr patriotic sons Of tho Green Mountains.
/ NirPinians would Gnd IL advantageous 10 im
itato their industry aud practice their virtues
II they would, the hare bones vi their com
Im0nWcaltl would sn0n be again cnvcrCd viii
acsh aud her proud but impoverished pcopl
might hope again a. enjoy that honorable ia
men on whose reputation the modern Domln
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e. The domestic missions Of the Mctho-
d. Chggch' according to Bishop James com
pri-o .. nee hundred aud twenty stations, and
employ three hundred and thi"'y-scvcn mis-
-ionnrics. Connected with these are about
thirty thousand church members
- Twenty IIungarians len Cincin-
natl, few days No CO, for Minnesota, where
they will settle a. farmers.
e The Indiana Constitutional Conycn-
ton Boa ua.. 81 section prohibiting the Log
islaturo from granting divorces; also, prnhib-
Ting lotteries, or Ji,r salc @; lottery trkctsin
the state,
a. The Grand Division of thc Sons of
Temperance Of this State holds 10. Quarterly
session at MIdlcbur,, ON Thursday, Jan
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DB &TGEa

In this town, Jan. 2, MI Henry Loyeioy, aged %
years,
In trul-. nj tiny rr1uI1. II mir IlsI u
clock, p. NJ Elnnri, aged , years months and :
days; aso, Of the Group Nov. 81, NJ half past H.
A. NJ, Alien, aged years and % days Youngest
chilircn.p Of Samuel $. and only children of mary
\. Towu-cnd
They were lovely amt TuHrurti IN their 1iycs. and
IN their death They We're not dNHicd. I'm.
Al san Francisco, Oct. ~, ofthe prevailing dis,
ease of the country, AsaaeI n. Hnqirr.qr. formerly
Of Ho.'or. acel 20 wear, RI
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~ The oglcushnrg roa-9 has eleven en-
gincs and 30 freight car. dow under con
tract, in addition Ia the freight cars now ~
progress at Ogdcn.hurp, An or nearly all
ofthcsc will be- ready for the Spring bust
hess,
DEATH OF EN-GovruNup Brlt.-IIon,
Samuel Bell, Of Chester, y. H., died at hi.
residence in Chester, ON "Wednesday, Dec, %.
lie was attacked with no disease, but ha.
been gradually falling for several weeks past,
whom on the day above mentioned hc ceased
tocNist
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CANDY. Tho OUgiHHi aud opig G,puiH,. Ihis
admirable remedy for coughs. cnlds, influenza ash-
ma bronchitis and ul affection. of the ihrnnt and
luugs, has now been before the public lur the past
ycur, during which time 10 has h,oh tested most
thoroughly 10y the most com ciru, ,o decide upon
~. merits Every one knows the virtue, of Cod
l-AL-Ll L. --.a.-i...- l--- .,
sands ul sulrlug iuglt. HrI frrr1rfii ~, ~ T.pu
'Nr taste ma smell lbo proprietor has entirely
nhNnied this without dcirrfiug from The mclci-
nal virtues Of the oil, by combining !, with certain
other cclchrut"d rumtiycs. I'm the form ola most a.
Ergnnhln urtclc ot confectionery. hv which 70 Doe
administered Ia me Wp.t dCTc1TC TUyEi1d- wtrTuut
TIC lC1st iucou~cuicUCc Tho medical Influence of
the candy pursue, tho exact tract of the iDilummn-
tory action causing cough. First soothing the or
Ehis OF the Nuicc, the scdatiyc influence pgs,c- ~
lung TIE mucous lining Of the Wiudppc into the
hronchil, and ulhying pulmonary irritation giving
case ana comfort tn the chest restoring the voice
Ii AGGllsl4ncI- ClcnrnGsS aud pnMcrsi curgcnled
pheeiu, acrimouy IN the fluids. AMI distractions la
the gnnd' are gently aud safely discharged by easy
cNpurin'ion IL never di-nucr~ with the stomach
common cold yields 10 it, benign influence In q
tow hour, aud whom I-sL--lll- s..-l rr
irTr r Ut Udvau,cd, all danger Of CONSUMPTION H.
entirely prevented Purchasers must beware Of
counterleiis, rs is mpidlt increasing popularity
has excited The Stupidity or certain druggists aiR
Coniccuoncrs, VINO are preparing an article under
the Same name, put up Ia similar style, with COPY
OF the former wrapper, and prc thus cndcnvuring to
p'lm their miserable imitation upon tho public as
plI4IIllA1 azi4a!a+-
Compound Cod Liver OH Cnudv which will in nl-
ture be euNcopcd IN II now and elegant Wrapper
LcIrlnC nppruiElnic designs, rcprr seiitlng the cod
fisheries on our coust, and persons c,itrccd in tho
manufacture Of the Oh. Also fac-simile orthc sig-
genuine. Prepared only by Il. X. Kiss, Drurei,t
Springfield. Mass, Inventor and sole Proprietor,
For sale, ut wholesale and retail by J7OO14
J.C. BINGHAM St Iohnsburv
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@M3sMRAgRSa

In Westminster, Dee. 20, by the Rev. Wm. II.
Gilbert, Joseph Idle Esq Of st. Johnsbury. and Miss
Mary, daughter Of Mr. David rhippin, OF wcstmin.
ster.
In Bradford, Dec. 90, by Rev. $. McKccn, Mr.
Jacob h. Davis and Miss. Clam l., Morrison, both OF
Bradford.
In liaycrh y. H., Dec. s, Mr. Michael Stevens
and Miss Mary II. Hicks, Of Lyndon, VI
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and several sisters boo Bnlfrl, and brother
Boz an apDthceary store a. East tambrihgr.-
m-t The chief witnesses against him viii
lr tho two boys who witnessed the occur
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Carey has been eyamnedr and committed
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