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Yours, Truly,
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD.

From South .dmerieu.
(Venezueia,) April i, 1873.
aessrs Sam | n public
the received
since attacked win
shoulders, also my legs and so severe was
The pain thai sleep cd all Of tho best medi
could hear Of without receiving any benefit ni through
procured Saapanlla, and aier
Of een days, found myself ehte
hesitation Sarsapara II The beet
took, confidently recommend IL 10 my
iends and the public.
Your obcdien servant,
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Por P.ney Point aud utSer Landings ON the Poto-
mae, aud Baltimore

mne aud Baltimore
1U nf.rmed that the splendid low pres
- steamer BALlI MORE Capt A. MeIauslano,
iI.d up with hundred and my bcrhs and
eguay freight ard passenger bont be
Washington Alexandria and Bnumore commencing on
the ID OF Aptineht ,r,..-.,.-- =, , ,,.,,,,
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays at o'clock a.
m and hIesandrn o'clock the Baltimore "i take IN
and arrive at fnsy FONT about eoc
In the course OF the night Returning, he ha
O'Clock,
n M on Tuesdays Fridays arriving AZ Alexandra al ~ oeiocs
M and al lo'clock, on wednesdays and
Saturdays. 4, oo
Passage from Washington TO Niarbuy 81 90
do Imst ioh' oo
IYeuop tickets Baltimore, with privilege of return
Ia afternoon
The will stop NJ the different landings on 'he Potomac
IoT passengers and freight
Meats stat extra.
For further particulars, for freight apply TO the saPn on
'oo' - GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 2s-1awIa
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all diseases
impure state of the blood or habit Of the sysen
h0NG important discoveries OF this generations Is
IL whose fame will be written as win suhbcam ia he his
past. SANDS SARSAPA Liza stands forth alone,
and by works procains unt nne eoqucnce, SO
esistby affecting the appeals Of the suffering for relief has
Thousands of disease have cured ny
This invaluable medcine such not furnished IN the records Of
These Things done places, some un-
town, performed principal cities and public
places. They before the world to substantially beyond
of this and The facts untold
ed although gigantic, as plain the light OF day. -
The Sarsapara combined with the most eectua aids the
suay productions smpies the vegetable
kingdom unprecedented success in the restoration 10
long pined the most distressing
maades, exalted ns 4
value, and recommending to Tie
afflicted in Tie afflicted only can know II has long been
medicine obtain Il
the stomach,
all the precision and potency OF mineral prepare
effects
system Although possessed OF powerful healing proper
harmless, wl iniare the most decae
When perfect health, effect produced by lis
but when disease seated IN
clame the
influence is felt and enkndles new life and
yigar, brings strength the suffering and dis
eased.
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sands sorsapn,tiia In Quart Bottles,

Sealed and delivered In presence Of
Two witnesses.
Mar 29--dt3l AwtSep3l
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NUMBER eco.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 8 1851



is Institution, account Of bo rapidly increasing demand gr
admiance, been compelled il ocauOnthe build
ing al Blue LieK Springs being iueien for accommodation OF
Tue large hnbe seeking Within last Two nun
hundred have len been discharged mainly for suitable
qnafto Dfenn0n Springs has and
location the school great patron
age coming does from the South Wes point could be
midway between Frankfort and Lousve in all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. passing buli ways daily
h1ofding
accommodations three hcBdred
retired heatbh
poses military school Being eight town.
Tree alike from the vices and usually incident
college life,
The second epeus Monday Tic l0,
hereafter te annual session Viii regularly
Monday september, and close the Friday
For further information address
Il. II. JOHNSON, Superintendent
% graduate of West Point killed in practical engineering,
the above Institution BY timely application
Feb i9--codt
ID subscrbea kinds winter goods, they now agree
Inventory stock hand
previous March, W the following goods, which
VIII he sold al and nnder:
pieces pieces beautiful style ngufod sHks
8 do watercd silks
Is do giace silk, In light and dark cnors
~ light dark coored Turc atns, the best goods ever
offered in hi. market a The prices
dress pttems handsome brocnde silks, coet
rich Mofia Antiques, for and DIM
lei dresses
In noussciines CaslnieIes Menos remaining
pieces rich figured Castmcres, In beautiful patterns
% do rich ni0ussoines extra fine, dress patterns
fine French Metno various quantities, ends OF
pieces.
respectfully solicit especially
The ladies' the above descriptions OF goos no better opportunity
-" 's'N CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY. S'Co.
Feb i2-3taw2w
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scporIrI oITs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

A. b. d. sANpsGgRrLEMEs: would not have presumed to
let the public know the almost
effect saraaparia has had upon My limbs
ucerous that could not walk during
and commenced He
sarsapara aud aier taking bottles, was ehy
also tell Of another wonderful cure MY brousr
bad his od
him sight ineyiiabe and permanent blindness
Three bottles entirely restored his sight, and
all similarly afflicted 10 use Sands Ear
sapariia
Yours truly, ,..
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pO OWNERS Lands il, Texas.-A gentleman Virginia.
and lawyer, desires TO remove 70 Texas
would like become the agent for
owner os country, with 10 bring them into
market
He sny small capital desirous OF engaging In
the satisfactory testimonials Of capac
responsibility his general IL such
ns 10 consderatde emigration 10 Texas
ANY lands who would he inclined To- avail himself
of such an arrangement correspondence with The
advertiser suitable responses, by addresny post paid
WIN. GOULDIN,
agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
MAJ
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e,rOK Fs GILBERT. q Co., 40 Cltn street corner OF
y Futon New York. offer for SALE In lotS 10 SUI pu-
cba
5000 boxe. tin plate, &
roofing plates, l a li-2o
9.pOJ /" plates, of the extra sizes
5000 bundles sheet iron, No 10 to -
Es I" 1910 -
ZOO best Yackohd Russia iron, atn 10
90 cnsor copper, from "A to ls Oh, assorted
!, 900 bupues wire, No. 10 IL
800 pigs government tin
500 cad
100 casks Mosseimen's zinc, sto ~
10 rcgnus Of an,iniony
pounds battery kettles assorted
Together foil assortment OF hnmans TOOLS, "ec' anu
other articles n the line.
Mar le-2av4w
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NAcoaDocHEs Texas, March H. 1851.
Ap J-d5t&cpl0t
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]. HAMILTON, Of South Carolina.
CHARLES ELLIS, Of Virginia.
JOHN W. HOUSTON, Of Delaware.

NAsHissros, March 7, 1851.
r. She New York Herald, Philadelphia North American,
.ncnnau COMMERCIAL Richmond Enquirer, and New Orleans
run will live this advertisement insertion, and send the
aus TO the above committee directed this city the 18th June
Mar 6-law2w
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rYENTy DOLLARS REWARD,R.n away f.o% .,,,s The
I'd OF March, 1851 colored woman ChIbA
RNE, Gos Francis she s supposed TO be shout nvs ss
delicate and
supposed to be hiring OUT
secreed by free perSons OF
against hnng OF habornR hei' '"'
will be paid on her delivery 10 me uuToN
Mar 25-3nwu -.
n II, CpUsKEx, Architect and Civil c.,.".
y. office 10 Travers's buildings, no" ~ " '
yania avenue, l2tb and 1911 streets west m i "a
Feb 4-du
muck ERMAN,s CHaRACTERIsTIcs Or LTShA-
i | volume ,v ,,roor,. with inusrsop1
ae physic,,ns Prescription Book, continuing n' e'"s
phrases, &c, usea :" ref FRANCK TAYLOR
Ape -----
-,,.S-T,, x.s I,EpseRIPTION BOOK. eontaAmaug
pm n, phrases, &c., used In prescription
m, now U a Pbsrmacop,a HNfetl
.,es Characteristics OF Literature
the Golden Sands of Mexico tale - . ,..o~v
lust received ny l.,.sy" d. .,,s.,
Ape ',,,n''', - -.---.---- =
MOUNT uOPE,-s historical romance by q. B.Ho'
wi
Mary Bella Francona story by Jabob Abbott,
Mar 81 rRANCK TAYLOR
.#. #.I#..# .suA
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IpAuM AT PRIVATE sALE.-We have for private sale
farm continuing Marlboro road, two
miles from the Eastern Forty in good
state OF There good dwelling the premises For
,,,leT infor,nniou Amply 10 DYER n MCGUIRE,
Te, o7-,f uct Commi szion Merchants.
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s'LAND As IL, Political. Social, and Indussri"s
- W Wa Johnston, barrister. vos. London 1891 -.
Ltld N 1851 ,-fF .T9 II Is HfIHEf.Ta N-#Al@EN
An1apn Turning and Manipulation ID vol W
'1EsNngs. London 1851. Ef L.
npmboidi's Cosmos. "a vol. London, 1881.
Progcss ~ Nation tBrsh) In it's various Social ana
es - ''"'opS' EN'" '"'''"' N'' " -
,,aN Imported IVY
ssB FRANcK TAYLOR,
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NVIICEThe undersigned, who empowered by meeting
The creditors Of the republic Of Texas held In the city Of
washington the ih day February and continued by adjourn
nsn' 7t decision o The Secretary the Treas
P public debt of Texas result
Ho The proNo IN the boundary adjustment net passed nj the
=. SESSION Of Congress- and nstructrd the
r such decision, communicate the TO the creditors
consequence ofe Secretary OF the Treasury requiring the return
dean official documents from Texas indispensable his de-
on The sad public Is unavodsby postponed
ue 5h day OF June next when the committee will agnn
ns this city, publish said the form
hrsees
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NEW spring Goods and dFashions.-CiARLE5H H. LAM,
IN ao Lane Tucker merchant taior land renemens furnish
pleasure In informing his friends and Fellow
% e ms New York, with and bcauifn
cassmeros, vesngs and furnishing goods
by which he would now
rsspectuy attention. all OF which viii be offered at a
nnd reasonable prices
Also .nlendid lot ehdrens clothing always hand.
- Lane and fuckers Buildings, Penn. avenue.
Mnrl lwif
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nOrers tickets and shares and certificates packages
tose splendid will prompt attention,
oa each drawing Immediately
whooI from Us. r l ".
Address J.A c. MAURY, Agents,
Nu2l Alexandria Virginia.
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SARAILS. SHOWS ESTATE.
STATE pE NERMnNr

Caledonia District, ~.
In Probate Court holden NJ Danvillc, within and for
said district, ,on the 18TH day Of March, 4: d.,
1851.
IRA a. BAGLEi, Administrator ON the Estate OF
u Sarah ). Snow, hate Of st. Johnsbury, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration ne
count for Observation-Disclosures it I, ordered that
the same be reiorred TO tie 9TH day 6f April next
at the Probate Office In said Danvile, for cxnnna-
ton and allowance; and that all concerned be no
titled hereof by the publication Of this order In the
CALIFORNIAN, newspaper printed Mt ST. Johnsbury,
three weeks successfully as suon may bs, that
thoy may appear and at said time and phicern they
see cause, object thereto.
BY order Of Court
Attest THERON HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of Record, 7i2w3
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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IIAr&EEs

At the Centre Village, in this town. March
10, OF consumption, wife of Mr. Nelson Rob
crts, aged 20
AT the Centre Village, in this town, March
II, the wife of MIR Alpheus Goss, aged about
-. y
At fsGthlchcm, N. H., Feb. %, af.cr a linz.
cring sickness of several weeks, submit HAN
din, widow of the late Jonathan Blandn. agcd
SO.
At Sau Francisco, California, Jan. 6. James
7. Howard, aged ~, son of the late William
Howard, of Oxford, N. III.
In Peacham, March ., May, daughter of
leonard w and Maria ID, Brown, aged :
months and 20 days.
In Peacham, Feb. 2s, Mr. Rutherford Raw
Icy, aged 7S--a member of the Congregations
al Church
In Pcacham, March o. Hannah, daughter
Of Ebenczcr and Sarah Spencer, aged / /
years.
In Pcarhap,, March /, Miss Harriet, wife
Of Mr. John Aldhieb, formerly of Bradford,
aged 32.
In Pcacham, March OBJ congestive fever.
Mrs Bctsey Peake, aged Gs.
In Cambridge University, March 9.su,itlcn-
", Robert Troup Paine, sou of DIR. Martin
Paine, of New York City, and grandson of
the late Elijah Paine, of Williamstown, VI,
aged n. "
In Albany, March 4, Ellen Almira, infant
daughter Of Abram and OrrilIa johnson, aged
J O months.
x in Littleton, N H., March g. Mr. Gideon
HTiggs, aged 90, lilo had for many years
been Deacon Of the Congregational Church
IN iitlslon- aud did ffli7vrfry1TJ,r
OF a blessed Immortality.
In Boston, Mass of tho small pox.- March
o, Matthew w. NJ. Cpnant, Ia the +4th wear
Of hia.agc lIc was formerly OF Nllnont
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The Vermont Mutual Fire lHsHr,
ance Company.
DANIEL BALDWfN, prcsaleni.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT,
CHARLES DEWEY, ,Sscyc,gfH.


TNillS Company continue Ia insure most Kind. or
n property IN Vermont, 90 the lowest pa..ihlp
rates, taking N advance only Hmnll percentage to
dctrny the Incidental expenses, aud nsuring Tor six
years.
Thi. Company have over 1000 members, and n
capitol safely Invested Of over SG52, oOO-hnvc been
n opInluon - year, and have paid nearly $500.
10000 for losses, and publish annually rtJo,g civ.
-Ii',. st4.lIas
rcport of expenses. There H. a Director iu cnrh
County, except EsscS, aud an rgcnt in every town
wherc the pcuplc do,iro. Those persons residing in
Caledonia aud Essex Counties, Who wish to be- In
surcd IN tile afsst cheapest aud bc1 mutiln Cumpa-
ny lur people la Vermont, can apply To- the following
agents WHO win give all necessary information, de-
sired.
AGENTs--CALEDoNtA CouNrY.
NJ o. Fisher, Director, Cabot; !. u. Abbott Bar
not; l.. kimhaL Mclndocs; l.. T., Parks, pnssump-
sici Isaac pcnison, Burke; 4. Mcmillan, Dnnvillc;
Isaac y. Hall, Gmton; George Cowlcs, RycPntc; T..
g. Parks, Waterford; lleEckinh Martin, st. Inhns.
-Lugrl nllHid hnndAlk hast do. - y Gnudrich Last
llardwck; Daniel French, Hnr,lwick; g. C. Ca
hoon, Lyndon; S. \. Chandler, Pcachnm; Daniel
Wooster, Thos. W, Vincent, Waldcn Geo. ". Rob
crts, Sutton.
AGENTS Essex CouNTY
Harvey G.. Fry, Concord; VIM H. TIarshorn,
Ggildhali II. H. Dewey Luneiburg; VIM. Nor,
-riii Canaan. 7i2u
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CAMBRIDGE CArrLE AARKEr-,>iprch ~.
N market 5l2 eatflo--about as hccycs. oni
30 stores cnnsisiing of working oxen, cows and
calves. aud and year, old.
ru,Es-MurkW hccf--Extm SOL; 'lst quality
% ~ quality %, 81 quality . ord ~
Rarrclnc Cattle, No salcs.
Hide. "a cwt, lulluw o.
Sturcs--Nurkiug ONrn $50, 70, 81 "a 10.
-tt--7y-- Trr7-ii -f-, -, -, - x 80.
lclrlmp--Noue.
Two Years uld-Stb. 20 "A "a.
Three years old.--S2O, 20 u a.
Sheep and lnnbs-- 100 NJ nitrket priccs---EN-
trayi. 6a7. by lot S2l a9l,
swine Retail 6n7c
Nmibcr firm each Of asi
cattle sheen & lambs swine horscs.
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THE CALED OMAN.

81 The Senate Of Massaehuseiis, GA Sat
urday passed the plurality bill, by which
members Of Congress can be chosen on the
second trial By a plurality Of votes and presi-
dental electors by a plurality on tie 6rst
ballot
90 Major Donualsou, aud Gen. Armstrong
Of Tennessee, have purchased tho Washing
ton Union Of Father llitohie for $4,000. IL
Is presumed that Mr. Donnrlson will be- edit
or and Gen. Armstrong, business proprietor
a. Alta recent meeting Of the Directors
Of the fitohburg Railroad Company a gratu-
icy Of 5000 wa voted % the widow Of the
late George Haywood, depot MASTER az Lin
coin, who was shot wbi defending the prop
erty Of the Company.
10 John Minor Bolts has been nominated
unanimously Tor Congress, by uha Wing Con-
yenlion for The Richmond District
~ The fret ticket for Jenny Llnd's con-
cert, az ~ Louis, sold, on the l7th inst, for
$3.50
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Public Auction 4!

Tho following u st, n part, viEt
" Feather beds, neat, ~ quality Feather beds
uet, Al quality Mattresses, 2 Hair, 2 Cotton
BE- ding Cumiuunhlua, liusc hl,ukrts So al gDpd.
40 hed.irnils, nearly new, strong nud we'll nader ~
Tables, Dining Toilet niid Center inbla-i 10 Wash
Aiaud., Ironing lnblus, hu Dining Rofn CHAIR.
strung durable back, sci Cuuu seat Chnir,, rnso
wuod Imitation, set Cano seat curicl maple, 20
Mirrors large and small, good a. new, Crlckory,
Dluucr and Icu suitr, pnH nearly ucwJ GlHss ware,
Knives Fork, Spoons, igilo pA.is.i kllellaa arti-
clos, Iron ware, Tubs Pals, Sc. Sci Cooking
stove, 10 siu,u-, various klndr, aud other articles
too numerous a. mention.
security.
sale ." commence NJ the lIall ~ 81. Iohnsbury
libel, ~ ael.ek, a. a., OF tho ahuta date % March
20, 1901. null CURTIS.
stJohnsbury, March u, 1851, 7iswi
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GsAMMnA0mSA

At the Centre Village, in this town, March
I, by Rev. Wm.sW. Thayor, John Morse,
tesI, and Miss tlucy b7=daughrcF OF MIR {.
G.. Dickinson.
In Barnet, March 10, by Rev. A. o. Hub
bard, Mr. Horace c. Brown, of Holland and
Miss Lucy Jane Shaw, of Barnet
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a. u would be- veil f,r tboss traders who iuioud
purchasing stock m ciadtug this Spring, 10 sand
O. Mrssr. whiting Kehoe s. dalloupe fr y rata
lurue ~ theirsio itwould greatly Ad thom In
maximum tlrIr lst VI The Hrilcles wanted, aud 40
SATISFIED haf thoy cannot Open account With
any hoase where there b larger assortment ~ well
made articles,
Blsss O.nsaHR 0d Liar on Gmly- Oontie
lndv A.,s fashion led YDu 81 A., Ahrlad with thin
shnos or fn dressi and have you paid the penalty
rfso uuwiso an No., mid been attacked Win 81
krrf cold, No would eh.Ir.'ly eniruai you e. pro
cure % package ~ Niles toinp0nnd Cod Liver
Oii Cand, Try 10, and our wond fJr ", you VIII
find almost Immediate relief from he use. You must
not permit cold o nu, ~ " Nlli Fiin nc HHrtrrr
uvrr YOU md ypur douin is sUvlcd fake % % set
ENN, Aud sou VIII whri ni riltumptnn, Look out
iur ruuuteueiis, Inquire 30 Nlsss Candy, aud TO
celyo no other For nalu boy J, q, bingham, ~,
IuhuslHlry,
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rEARFUL ITO or A nnAN.

The Amherst Express contains a letter
from Caliibmia, written near tho North Fork
OF the American River, which states that in
November last while George Drury, Of Pres
colt, Mr Duell u West BrO0kfald aud 9TH
ots we're on bear hunt, Dury, who was
slightly separated from bis party, ihssed a
grizzly bear hidden by elApperal, The
brar, weighing some 1900 pounds, sprang
upon him, and BIZ him nearly through thn
pdy,caFrying him fall fifteen feet on spring
before he tnuehed The ground aud shook him
NJ dog would shake a wo0dchuek, lie then
Dit hla heal tearing tho scalp IN several pla-
COS. The animal theu left him, and made Tor
Duall and the others who met him with bul-
lets ~ ten yards, Drury had - b. carried
about three miles on litter, and strange "a
say, was on his feet again 10 four weeks and
AZ the date Of tho litter was able % work.
or SUMMER tailed ofau election, 90 We'd
ne'day last, by nine votes.
HAMILTON Fnn ELECTED u, 3. sEsAr
iH'1HV hdrrh ., 4. M-lhe Logis
laiuro have Just elected Hamilton Fish Unit
cd States senator The Lieut. G0yernar, Il
i0int Iaeeling. has pronounced and declare,
him duly elected Tor siy years Ia place OF
Daniel s. Dickinson. Tie vote Tor tx Gov
fruOr Fish in the Senate was 10, aud III,
Dem cratic vote was H. Mr. hickman wa
exnnsnl fanl voting aud three Danocrat
declined ~ 01ing
A CoWLmpNr Wonui IlAyrsG,-i
Mexican history Of the MeAioau war, latoll
Published, says Of Gen Scott
Ellis humanity on all occasions, his kind
ness, ~ oyincefi b. every individual, aud hii
Gymtnthv and attention 10 the sick and woun
dcd,endc,.rot him 10 the whole army, officer
-un'i men Nv tsFi l,e .sfF ganaraaity anl
excellence Of his heart, led him sometimes to'
mr. Huf hc Inv Eiurc rnuFg '''f.,'4i1'''
the gool seeds sown IN the iili,geNa VI hiH DO
bile srnaibiliior"
70 The 10Th day Of April has bocn q?
pointed 10y the Governor Of Mass, ~ a day
Of listing aud prayer.
rv'' Si'll unable 60 gct iliir'i Jury NJ n
Orleans Ia Try Gvu, Henderson for Cuban
Invasion, aud the effort has been postponed,
O. The Boston papers state that there are
~ one Unitarian Society, in that city, ton
mcmbors unite'lly worth moro than ton mil
lions Of dollars.
Eb-The Town House in Chesterfield, MI,
was burnt on Monday evening.
rg la the cases OF Gen. Quitman. and all
Others who were charged AZ Now Orleans
with being connected with tho Invasion Of
Cuba, eoae Prosequi has been entered
e. Martin fariIhar Upper arrived at
New York IN the Asia on Friday morning
e. Hon Geo, McDuric, Of South CARROLL
m, u dead
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RETURN OF mrs. JUDsoN To AMER

The Bnpti-, Register SAYS, letter from
Mn Judso; ~ the 18th OF October lasi. nivrs
r'tr melancholy iutriiirrurr TINT her hrHlth
Inns brruTur 70 impair't -"coutiuUcdtiscaso
for tie last 1--WE months" that there Is little
hopn at permanent relief except in return
in America" She says. "witl my three chill
drcn aud feeble health, | could DO but Little
here, aud Il is better 10 Withdraw aud give
my placc Ia some person more favored of
God. have not determined on this course
without the deepest pain; for | do love the
mission cdusc: aud tho mission whore my
husband has laborrl. aud where his asSori-
atc1 hAYr-zhaxa- Ii pa ,s.,r-kiusi'ssas rs
particularly daaF "a nee I,.,t-.sitk- pr.,y.F
aud many tears have arrived At tho con.
clusion, that l. gan serve tho ruusr of Cod
best 10y leaving the field, and so il il my duty
10 Weld my own preferences, aud follow the
hand that is leading me-"
The mission" she SAYS, SIS cnfccblcd Low
thickness aud death hnt ALL -Gl.l - llca..ia.s
i'll
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THr llAuEAs CourUs1N Omo.-On tho
22d OF Fob. the Ohio Legislature passed IAN
act'socnring the benefit of habcas corpus" to
persons claimed as fugitive slaves. The
States Attorneys are 10 take out the writ
jury trial is allowed il asked by either party,
-TrUvfCiUJi71 and II, arrcF 7cF7Ii5T
dischargiug the alleged fugitive, the claim.
ant attempts to take him again, said claimant
shall be deemed gailty of felony.
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TIIE mARKETs.
hRIGnroN MARKEr. aInreh !.

AZ nnrkci, 200 beef cattle no stores NJ pair.
working oNcu, % cows and calyc- 1900 sheen and
a.ini. auI lAuu Saline.
tmri. Reef Cifilc-ESim O.! first quality.
-ii SECOND qu1liiv, ~ ~ quality, Aa4l.
Working ONpn.--SIu. ~, bon l06
Cows md cnlycs-s2p, 20, ~, 30 "a 30.
SheoP HiiI ininhs--il, 4u6,
swim pa Oll IollAl Q . 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

ENrENsIvE-R EVENGE.-Tho Troy Whip
SAYS That man named McDanicls, OF Gran
VILE, Washington County, having had a per
st''tt. with ts 'rsliicr of 4trr
Bank, OF Bennington, collie d some $4,000
OF the bills OF tho Banh I'D emanded specie
Tor thcm,tn thy eNr ,atioh compelling tho
bank to close p, doors. In this he yyns d.
appointed The bank promptly met the de.
mand, and McDaniels took his specie, and
ten u an charge OF a taver- keersG ~ Tie al
%lniLH " aAA- TT7's,yruyt RI uIsItuT TIs own
bed when he rotired TO rest. IN the morn
my 1t was missing, and all efforts to find il
save thas far proved uuaytilinr
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60 Hon. Francis T. Brookc,of Frcdcricks
burg, Va, died athis residence, on Monday
last IN the SSH year of his age. Judge
Brooke at his death was one of the oldest
men who has ever lived in Virginia. He was
aid-dc-camp to General Washington, and for
fifty years Judge. of the court OF appeals in
that State.