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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-21
MOTORPATHY:
The System Of Curing Disease by Sta'uno

The System Of Curing Disease by Sidiumi.
mating Tuaiising Motion.
This new method of treating Proapsus Uieri,
in which no surp"lters, pessaries OF any of the
usua treatment Of the day is employed has been
now in sufficient iiwc to remove all doubt It's
10 its practcabiliy. In
HALSTED'S MEDICALINSTITUTE,
where The discovery was made, every variety OF
disease incident TO women is treated with III IN
vary ing certainty Of success, heretofore unknown.
Many cases Of Prcapsus Uteri are here cured IN
few days. aud the most diiiicultma few weeks.
To produce this almost instantaneous relief the
patient is subject to no pain or Inconvenience
For the removal of other uterine weaknesses
this system is equally efficient. Several HUNDREDS
have alread, been cured Of these diseases by thus
Motoipathc treatment, though the discovery is Of
recent origin. 20 confident are we oftr' ating every
successfully, that we are willing To enter into
a special agreement, will, those who after an cx-
animation taken into The Institution To board
lodge, am nurse ;.iem, and give item profess
sonal services free of charge, il the difficulty l.
not mountaineering to agreement. Mauy uf the
most invetorate and extraordinary cases 0f from
one to fifteen years standing. some accompanied
with extreme urinary difficulties, and many with
that inability TO stand upon the feet, OF he raised
from IA horizontal position, which is peculiar To
these Diseases: have been brought here on beds
distance of from twenty TO several hundred miles,
attended by their physicians or friends: and these
suffering and helpless women have in every IN
Stance been raised from their beds, and after
short tire atm"nt, been enabled TO walk from one to
six miles daily and take much other exercise.
Ladies' wishing 10 communicate with these former pa
tienls receivecir address by writing 10 II Iatrds
Medical Institute Moorpnihc aud Wafer Cure Estab-
lishmeni Rochester, y. those also desiring nnrm-
alton concerning this new mehod of treating DISEASE
the Institution, can obtain iby writing To the ad-
dress post paid.
Nd. Several physicians arc holding forth the Idea
tlat they understand my system Ut practice. by pHr
chasing the knowledg ,by obtaining II from my patients
&c lit ii known, that M one, eitirr male female,
has erobained the knowledge from me in any way
NOR could they short OF becoming students In the nsu
tion under my p'rsona instruction. where thorough
knowledge nj Physiology. Therapeutics the OF Wa.
ter and Moorpaihy, he obtained IN theory aud prac
fife. During the winter months courses OF Medical
Lectures and DemOnstraiive Anatomy he attended
by those admitted as students into The Institution a. 3m
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lns gratitude, | remain Your friend.
SAMUEL Z. HARFER.
Read the fnllowing from
~. Oh nm. NJ. ID Il


New ORLEANS, Nov II, 1919.
Nessrs. Sands - Gcniemen,-I Iake the lib
erty Of sending you letter which ina, be OF use
10 those whn are suffering have done. re-
ceiyed q eat benefil iror your >arsapar lila, hav
ins been cured Of n maladv after suffering six
Years. hereby chee,fdls certify To the good Ell
feet of Your medicine, a nd hope God will reward
gu fir all the good You have done. chronic
congh had lurnenled me day and night, and re-
praied attacks of fever induced me To believe that
should die Of consumption One day, while
suffering ,inlrnt attack Of burning fever, Il
friend persuaded me 10 ny YOUR Incompatible
medic ne bat 10 tell the truth hid M confidence
in 1t. 6nall, purchased a boitlr, aud by is Use
aud nv the help of God, " restored tpbetter
heal than had enjoyed fpr Xix Years. cam
but bers the author of this admirable medicine.
W ith great respect, | I'M, gentlemen,
Aour obcdient servant,
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PURELY MUTUAL.
THE
National Life Insurance Co.,
Office State-Street, Montpelier, vt.
CAPITAL---Sl00, 900.


Life Insurance is the poor man's Ncuth aud
good investment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
DIR JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President.
Hon DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.-Julius Y Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;. limo. i. Rcdhcld
Julius Converse Edmund Weston. Homer w.
Ilcaton. Joseph b Daniorth Jr,Alhcrt l. Cat
lin John a. Page. George w. Collamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FINANCE-IIomcr w
Ilcutor. Albert L. Catlin John A. Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER-Orin smith.
NJ. d.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Frcd
w. Adams, VI. ID.
SECRETARY.-Jamcs T. Thmston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
ut is an institution contemplating unmixcd
good to mankind "
We invite the attention OF the Public to the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Charter is liberal and particularly n
daptcd to the wants If all who may desire 10
embrace such an Institution. 1t should be en-
hraced--
LIST. By Husbands and Fathers, 10 make pro
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children
ID. BY the young to provide for themselves
in intirm age
Sd. BY creditors to insure The loss which the
death If the debtor IN ght occasion
ill. Bv the borrower to enable his repre-
scntativcs, in case Of his death, 10 repay the
loan
5th Those WHO save little from their daily
labor or yearly inc'mc, should il vest it in this
Savings Bank, that it NY he hcvnn the reach
of accident. and that the widow and child may
receive thcir own with usuryn 4iif
J. S.HU SMELL, AGENT for Addison Co
c. C.P. CLARK,M. ID Medical Examinor
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Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby gwen TO II whom it may
concern, that III ACRES in whole or in small
parcels, will he sold Ia persons Wishing To buy;
ii being III Salisbury, situated a ont | . miles
lIom Ouer Creek, eaSlery, and about , Il
mile from Leicester River npIlhwardly, ia
River emptyina inc Oller Cieek) ANY per
son wishing to urchase in VeIgenneS, Paniun,
Addison New Haven, Middehury and View
bridge, and indeed all for whom the distance is
not too great To Ouef Creek, can have the ad-
vantage OF said Creek. 10 tln / their logs down
to ne pace of destination; ~ has been pIac-
iicei with success 10y Samuel Barker the Lum
herman VergeuueS aud The SuhScrii er him
self The subscriber havingmade personal IN
spection of said Creek and lis banks, well know
NJ lis facilities for "a king them ut anywhere
along, to accommodate the a owe M med pla
ccS, nv lhrDwing temporary Boom across
said Creek, and floating them when the watn
is ~ its iuli Banks. Arert Cedar is taken
pf, pan OF the land hrs a heavy growth OF
ramerack, Oak ana Elm on it. For further
particulars enquire of
MARSHAL s. DOTY
Y. B. -Th1-e who wish - look AZ The above
AMI, will III we'll 10 call before snow comes.
Salisbury, Nov. II 1850. 29.ly
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

AF the War ofisi2-of tho Florida aud other Indian
" War since iTo0-and for the commits soncd officers
Of the War with Mexico who served for one month
aud upwards. and have received no an'-(and If dead
for their widows or minor chen) obtained under TIE
new law by ORATIO WOODMAN, 20 Railroad EX-
change Boston, who has an agency At Washington.
~ No charges unless successful lie has Agencies
in tho Western satc for the selection of lands aud 10
caton of variants by personal Inspection, and pays the
highest cash price for lands thus located.
Oct. H. 1850. 25 W.
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EAMNG AG EIN aSG S9
of the --latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
1,>V He has Gold English Levers
SSsTS.5kp Gold Anchor Escapcncns
ssxs&sszfS Lover and Lcpinc Watches,
silver English Lever and Lcpnc Watches,
Gold Lockets, double and single. Gold Guard
md Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases. Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral, Turquois and Cluster Pins, Box
aud Glass Pins Ear Rings with Turquos and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain, Chnscd and
with Stone Settings, Gold Spcctacles, Gold
Bracelet Clasps, Silver Card Cases, Silver Or
namcnts for the Head, Gciits' Plus, of all de-
scriptions, Gold Studs plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens With Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons Sugar ShOvels and T,ngs. war
ranteh pure rs coin. Silver Thimbles and PEN
ellis, Silver Bodkins Plated and German Sill.
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks, Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs, Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons, Ivory Combs, Shell Side Combs. Pearl
and Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs
Tooth Brushes, Silver, German Silverand Steel
bowed Spcciaclcs. tobacco Boxes, Wales
Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives Shears and Scissors, Razor Strops, Sha.
wing Brushes ind Soap, German Silver and
Gilt Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains Steel Vest Chains, Steel Twcezcrs,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys Pocket Mirrors,
Steel Shutters and Trays. Small Knives and
Forks for Children, Tea Bells, Coral and AM
her Beads, Purse Silk. Purse aud Bag Clasps
Steel Beads and Tasses. silk Purses, Steel
Key Rings, silk Guard Chains. Pocket Books
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins, Cologne,
Toy Watches, Motto Seals, Pen Wipcrs, VIII
ting Cnsps Powder Horns and Flnsks Shot
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FROM Nm ikN
INFI NMIDRN nUEU HAII-M CT RED


BANn~rI>. Ky. inl, 10. lsl9.
Mcs.rs. ANp---.itlilrNes / i- 80 duiN
To- Communicate .,rt- tn relation JOB th beneficial
Effects Ut yuul r.r,apAriiL,. VI, W.T. ~ ,- ,hlir-
ted wtth ihh ,mnitl % and soreness Of the stnn-
ach of the worst character ; her mhs and ches-
we're much Swollen; che had constant headache
ani last spring Ms attacked severely with IN
fimmalnrN riItuu.tIi-m. The best nedrcal aid
we could nbta.i .,H..fi ',l only m i.nentary relief;
and while IN TIA -tiutUun. she heard of the many
renlI k,bl. cuIe> enecird b, rar use Of s. iH =
Sdrsaparilh', and conicnrrd Ms noe. whlch pro-
ducrd instant relief, AMI less ihin .S bottles en.
trcy removed all the drn, steal swelling and ev-
cry Gthei mtiluinat"ry symptom, restoring her 1"
! perfect health. ! send Ihs statement as an act
Justice, believing it tobe my lazy To encourage the
suffering portion Of the human iamil, t"use sand
Sarsaparilla, winch believe has no parallel in
the catalogue ni medicine. with feelings Of has
tins gratitude, remain Your friend,
SAMUEL Z. HARFER.
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CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary 10
ee that
DR.. James u. Cbiiion'- &c "ne"'e
$ well as the SIGNATURE OF Dr. . +,
rowNsEND, is on the outside wrapper Oh sac"
otlle.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists throughout
he city aud country
81 Nassau Street.
In the building formerly occupied by tho South Baptist
Church New York
VIZ. Russell, Agent, Middlebury
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ELGTN
SPRIN G HOUSE

THE ELGlN SPKlNG HOUSE Is now
open for the reception Of visitors. The
Proprietor. having added several well fnisht d
rooms. and made other Improvements IN his
premises feels confident that he can give en-
tire sati-f ction TO all who NAV favor him with
their patronage rhc medcin qualities of
these Springs are equal Ia any in the world,
and are highly recommended by the hest phys
icians in the country 10 whom reference may
be had, viz Drs. Bradford and Mnxficll of
Vcrgcnncs Drs. Allen and Russel of Middle.
bury Drs. Cram and Converse of Fcrrishureh;
DIR. Heinebnrg Of Burlington; DIR. Horton of
Colchester; and Drs. Warner and Ilazleton of
New ii ven. The Proprietor will un Car
rilge TO the Dcpol ut Vrrgennes in connection
with the Cars for the accomm ddlion of vis-
tiers and bharders. All orders f'r water prompt
~ executed and forwarded by the Boats aud
Cars to any part of the country
Post Office Address, Vcrgrnn,s. VI
5. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR.
Elgin Springs, Panton
May 10, 1851 2-tf
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GARDEN SEEDS.

a ltrge assortment OF fresh Garden Seeds
Tor sale ut The Masonic Hall Store. by
April .. u, BECKWIrH & co.
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DATENT PALS, Wash Tubs, Keelers, Sc,
Il For sale by
Oct. ~, 1850. Il. BECkWlTH.
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ron p RIthfN ~. Oh 80 Goa TIL
IRE ~ $ 'RnFi'LA, MERCi RIAL Disc rs
rs, ih,umaii.m, ruianrnu- i.riIn nns Stubburn "
c'r- Liver Complain. ny-p p>in Hronch. is salt
Rh"um. Consumption Fever >or"s, Female Com
pa mt, ENsprlas Loss of Appetite, Pimples Bile,
General pchiiy, sc.
iNlll- pr iafafon has nnw borne the test Of II
yeaf- experience. sine il ff>i Introduction 10 publ
nNor. during winch time, numerous imiinnns have
~pfnng mln ~ i-"nce founding their cam>t ii conf
ituCr 81 Tho community lh' cu'afiVr puwrfs
IN -nfsaptrila ltnn the gfca repn iun aud * en-
l"i us al whicu ha- been maiulN atiuh able / The
nIny wonde fui alice ed uN III" his pfri-
n i'h hilr Sa~ipIilli Root frms IN i'm. n'tau'
ltrt nj IT, combination Is. ~ iii- zine.
ptnndd with thrf vegetable remedies "l grIi power.
md 4 - IN The rrCuia cinhii a'iun md ct nir
rr Il ts pr,ai aiirn ihan stemnfkAhr 20 hc
nr' Of dist $50 dHii Il. - i'r rf.,fa ron u,inr It
u Tie sNro putting up ard 10 hearing ihr ii"- ct iis
nlrrsli nt- and her rd- ih if s-nhllnrf tn u
rierdn. m'dy nud l7liiirr tx. his n.r re-
iir> did ice nnte where ,ii- ui.ir 'ncc and
KIN riucr of what hrs will u-H IT" 600 he Hny .l,,
Ahi thHi urr-NtI. Il 80 iiiif eco "a l'.c". D. ir ON
list nj chu-- ma .'d ou = ns '1H.l
'-.iin"nia and ..iH 'r'> ilN. .r.r l.n... MOD
vino siit b. au.Ia i.i. lH-'I .in r- wArI. -.
whole hi inr' "' n..'.. .'.... -r- b., p..i-i p'r
Di-l ~ tle nuurlll. .,HI saba. UuiO- effected lbs
ii- and Wild .H |Hr b. "t 81 GO p tifi
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HARTFORD

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the HARTFoD FIRE lNsuRANcE COMPANY,
for Mddlehury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa.
ton of this company, and the prompiness with
which all their transactions have been charac.
terised render II unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
office intrusted TO him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, agent.
Miidlebury, Feb %, 1912. 43;y.
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The subscribers would respectfully invite the
attention of the Agricultural Public 10 the H.
bove Plough. which has been in use in West,
crn Vermont three years past, during whirh
time it has obtained popularity beyond that
of any oner now in rse. The Constructors
claim for its lghtncsS of draft ease of guiding.
and beauty of workmanship that it could not
he cXcclled has been thoroughly tried, and we
feel confident in the belief that our plough need
but TO be introduced, TO become 4 general IA
vorite with the rillers of the soil. 1t has tai
ken the first premium in Addison County, and
wherever it has been seen has been thought To
he II superior article
The shape the Beam prevents all choking
The shortuess Of the Beam brings the team
nearer the work. while h is a great advhnt &c in
the draft ease in working, and diving the team
he flange upon the Landslide is different
from any thing of the kind n he country. and
contributes T. the ease Of guiding the Plough
Various testimonials can he produced in favor
OF the above Plouehs from the best armcr,n
the State. The article needs but 10 be seen to
convince any one Of its popularity.
JAMES DARKNESS & co
Stark boro, Sept. %, 1850. 23If
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-EVNI VNf-0I'VFTF ~ FFFTf
BERMIN GROUPAS
..TRUTH IssrRANGER rHcN FICTION.

"TRUTII lSSTRANGER TICN FICTION.
New Durham, n, June 80, 1919.
Mrssrs. Sand>-Genilemeu.-M wICsuiere
with a distress and burning in her chest for man
years aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with hnmor in her blood We consule
various ply veins, and tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we head, throug
Rev. Thomas Davis, oi the great medical value q
Sands Sarsaparila, On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided on trying il, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh-
ter's skin assumeda new appearance eniIrelyi
from being .ough, hard, aud scaly, 1t became
smoothe aud soft My wile's suferings are al
most gone and its use a short time longer, il is
my firm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
q. ;. HENDERSON,
Pastor Of The Baptist huTch, at the
English Neighborhood.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, by A.
b. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
sFuhon-si., corner olWilliam, New York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the uu''ed
States aud Canadas. Price 81 yer bott'ei SIX
For sale Ly w. r. Russell. Middle
bury, VI.
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BfN ARE OF CnrNTFRFElTs
THIS me'licne has attained that high character whrh
n'r'7--'' "ral m'rlicine- IN attain tn induce 'un
er"t'fs q pnt inHl -puTipur article al the risk az
he lives "i 'i"'s" WIN are innocenIl, deceived
LOOK WELL To rHE MARKS OF THE
GiNUINE.
ih'y have the wri'n signature nfC. NJ JACKSON
ulsn me wrapper. 1nf The name binwn IN the boIte
z WIN NJ whirh The, are spurious. Is
foT sal" " h"- lr and ~ al ut The
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. l%n AK u stree one do below SIKH, flate q
&c &c sfree') Philadelphia aud by re-pee able deal
ers eeneTa'h ihnmghnui the ronnuv
Also; for sab bv Dr w. Russell II NC
gisi Middl-bury, VI. Is.Iy
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Indian Roots and Banks

which other medicine possesses These are the most
Liin Purifiers Of the Blood that ever known
either Indian hte and these being compounded
the stroHgi y-eoneenhdted Extracts Of
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be- Phlad'ii hi, Sarardiy Gazc'ir, m. hrsi fam
eNspapei published IN the Uuied states the edit
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

A WoMANIN DANGER OF BEING LYNCH
ED.-The Vigilance Committee in San
Francisco appear To have completely u
surped the authority of administering the
laws, to the exclusion of the police, judg-
es and juries. AT least, we see no at.
tempt made by the authorities. says the
Philadelphia Ledger, whom the laws and
constitution of the State invest with the
power of faithfully executing them, to
dlspossess this sef.constiluted body OF
the power they have assumed. BY the
last accounts. we see they have woman
Mrs. Robinson, in custody, who was ac
cused by negro of instiga,ing him tc
set fire to house. The San Francisco
Post says Mrs. Robinson Twas immedi
alely taken befnre the Committee. a
their room. to contron, the confessor an,
the accusation. What will be the fate o
these creatures is of course only know
to the members of the Committee them
selves" Their "fate known only to th'
Committed" Can a more fearful state
Of things be imagined than an inquisitior
of this kind. sitting in defiance OF the
laws, and determining the question OF
life aud death2 WiIlthis seli'consiiIuted
committee. if they fnd reasonable cause
for suspicion against The woman na"g
Iherl
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BLACK Laws oF lNDIANA.-The follow.
provisions. Turning part fthc New Con.
siitution Of Indiana. were submitted to a
separate vote at the recent election. and
adoped as part nf the instrument by a
majority larger than that given for the
Cons'ltu'ion-it is said by 30, 900 major.
Iity:
Sec. |. No negro or mulatlo shall come
into or settle iD this State after the adop
tion of this Constitution.
sec. 2 All contracts made with an,
negro or mula.to coming into this Stat,
contrary to the foregoing section, shall b.
void; and all persons who shall employ
or otherwise encourage such negro o
mulatto to remain in the State, shall b,
fined in any sum not less than ten dollar,
nor more than FIVE hundred dollars.
Sec. >. All fines which may be cole cieG
for viulstion of the provisions of this ar
ticle. nr any law which may hereafter be
passed for the purpose Of carrying the
same into execution. shall be set a2art
and appropriated for the colonization o
such negroes aud mulattoes, and Iheirde
scendents. as may he in the State at til,
adoption of this Constitution. and maj
be willing IN emigrate.
Sec. The General Assembly shal
pass laws TO carry out the provisions o
this article.
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ANOTHER INDIAN TNEATY-We learn
by ,eIegraphic despatch received in thi.
city from Mr.. Lea, the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, that in conjunction with
Gov. Ramsey, of Minnesota, he conclud-
ed treaty on the h inst. with the Low
er Bands of the Sioux Indians, assem-
bIed in the neighborhood Of Fort Shell
ing. Having thus been successful in
making treaties with both the Upper and
Lower Bands of these indians. the OBJ
iect of the Commissioners mission to
that Territory is completed, and he ex-
poets to reach his home in this city, CONF
ing by way of St, Louis. sbout the 18th
inst National lakelligsncer.
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Wreck OF A SrgAMsuIr-The Bre

WRECK OF A STEAMsuIr.-The Bre-
men bark Adelheid, which arrived at
New York on the 81 Instant, from Bre,
men, passed on the afternoon of July 7th,
in latitude Al deg. 35 min. and longitude
SO deg. 40 min. with light east wind.
the wreck of a large vessel, distant about
one aud half miles. The wreck ap.
peared about $50 feet long. and TO be that
of steamship. The twn tunnels only
were standing, and covered on the top
with a whitish substance, probably The
excrement Of birds. The sea, although
nearly smooth. broke nver it. The wreck
was lying little over on the windwart
side, and the bu!wark ribs, Of yellow
ish color. ..conld he plainly distinguished
aud when the swell of the sea receded
also part of the deck aud the bulwsrG
ribs of the leeside. The only steamerl
lost in the Atlantic for some time pas
we're the Helena Slnman. on her passage
from Hamburg to New York. and the
Rhode Island, from New Yoik for Cali
fnrnia. neither Of which answer to thi
description.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

From New MExico-Inf0rma,ion has
been received in Washington from Santa
Fe, under date uf the lst Of July, stat.
ing that the Camanches visited Antn Chi
CO and La Cuesta on the 9th and 2S,l
of last month, declaring their purpose tt
be good, and their admiration Of Ameri
caus. 1t is supposed there were three
hundred warriors; and they stated the.
were on their way for tho Navajo cnun
try. for the purpose of war with tha
tribe. On leaving the places above nam
ed they wantonly committed various dep
relations. by killing stock far which they
had no use, and driving off others. M
personal injury to any of the citizens was
inflicted. but some were treated with
rudeness. Col. Abercrombie, from Ve-
gas. sent troops to the points named, and
Col. Munroe had just issued orders de-
signed To repel and chastise the Indians
The people below San Miguel were in
great cousternatlcn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

w There are yet three gentlemen liv
ing. who were members of the Ohio Con.
s,itu,ional Convention of 1902, viz: Jere'
miah Morrow, Ephraim Cutler and Israe
Donaldson. The Hon. Thomas Scott, oI
this city, who was the Secretary of the
Convention, though not a member, is al
so living, at an advanced age. but hale
and hearty. 1t is earnestly hoped all o.
these venerable men may outlast "the
old Constitutional Courthouse" in this
city, which was the theatre of their la
bors, in laying the platform for the Re
public of Ohio.-Sci0to Gazette.