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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-17

ELISHA 7. BAKER.
| WHEREAS, Ina F BcLson, OF Wiring, II.
the County OF Addison, hath heretofore sn-d
out his writ of attachment against Ri,rv
Noodford, and his Trhs:se, Elisha r Bs,
ker. and caused service heteuf 10 be made
on said WooIsori, \, lea,iHr copy for h.n
with said Trustee, and entered the same in
! this Court at its December Term, A. II.
1850, deeIs-ing lLcrciu in plea that the Il /,
PENDANT render 10 The plAinnf the sum, r
Two Hundred Dollars, which. the rari;T
says, is justly due from the defendant. 10,
balanre- book accounts betweeo Ihca. which.
the defendant hath refused to paw; 10 10
damage Ct The plaintiff reo Hundred Ds!.
lars.
And whereas, il hath lrrn suggested, At
the present Term Of This Court To which
said csusc hath been continued, that said
W oodiord was out VI the State at iLu, tii'e,
Of the service of the said wit, and ia,h not
vet returned within the same, and hath had
no personal noIh'e OF the tendency Of this
suit II is ordered by thc Court, that ahis
cause be further continued until the mex,
regular term Of said Couri. to be kclf on tho
second Tnesday Of Deccn.ber, 4. u. 1851
aud that, in the meantime, notice of ;te pm
dency thereof. lie eifrn kaid Woodiesd. nv.
publication of ibis ordI, and the Substance,
nf The plaintiffs declaration. three ws.Ls
successfully in The Middh bury Reeister-a.
public newspaper printed at Mddlcbnrv, in
said Conniy,of Addisnn--ile last Of which
pubhesions sh'ilbe at least thirty days prr>
or 10 said nexI tenn
GEORGE S. sMIFI. Cl,k.
f. ~ BRIGGS. ATTY. for PlAini.l 1913
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
ust North of lioraiio Seymour's. in the Village
Of Mlddlehnry, with good Garden spot and
Barn aud Wood Shed attached
Also the large two story White Mansion
House an Weybridge Street next north OF
! Ia!rs corner with good new Barn aud Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying prin
cipally in Granville, Addison Couniy,-a larg
portion Of the above well covered with timber,
and many good lots for settling
The above property belongs TO person re-
siding in the City of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms of payment.
Inquire of the subscribers.
...' BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, May 2s, 1850.
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Special Notice.

The subscriber would give notice 10 ali
who have Book accounts 9Th him, tina,
alter the FIRST or OcToBER NEXT, all his
accounts will be left in The hands oil an At
iorney Cor COLLECTION. lie would prefer
that all Interested should call and selile
with him al lhs old Store previous TO, that
iime-bui SUPPLEMENT- h. must hive !
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Mjdlebury, Sept 6. 1851. 20:u.
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" II " II - L II y 81 Y | I, T.
Prepared from RENN4iT, cor the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK, af or directions Of
BARON LlEBIG, the qre5tl physiulosi.al
Chemist by j. s llOUGHToN, n. d. Phia
delphi1, Pa. "a
This is Truly wonderful remedy. fE IN
DIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION.
and DEBILITY, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
U5- Half lcaspoonful of PEPsIv, infused
in water, WIN digest, OF dissolve Five Pounds
Of Roast Beef in abe 1T Two hours, ont Of the
stomach ia.
PEPSlN is the chief element. or Grea, Di
costing Principle ofthe Gastric Juice-the Sol.
vent OF the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and
Stimulating Asen, Of the Stomach and Ines.
tines. 1t is extracted from the Digestive Sion.
ach of the OK, thus forming az ARTIFICIAL
DIGESTIVE FLUID. precisely like the mai.
ural Gastric Juice in lis Chemical powers. and
furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT
SUBSTIrt IL. for it. BY the aid of this nre
nNrallOn. the pains and evils OF INDIGES.
TON and DYSPEPSIA are removed. iust
as they would be by ahealthy Stomach. II is
doing wonders for Dvspeptics, curing cases oil
DEBILITY, EVACUATION, NERVOUS
DECLINE, and DYSPEPTIC CONSUMP.
TION, supposed 10 he on The verge the grave
The Scientific Evidence upon which il is ba sef
is in the highest degree CURIOUS and RE
MARkABLF.
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r r E S n T e A S.
To Nil.iaerS g. Dress Makers,

good and competent Nil liner and Munua
Maker wanted Immediately in Cornwall Good
rooms and plenty Of business offers strong in.
ducemerts to one who wishes 10 op,n q ,hop
vacancy has been mad, by nnnvnd.i le ne
ccessity Address W Ii REMSuN Post
Master, Cornwall, VI Sept. Is.
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I o O oZEN

| LLlENTilALs Celebrated Fire e..
y Chewing. TohAcoO, Just Ae.;ss5 -
" haso1H eaiI siofs' yul;' g.
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NLARIoNET REEDS, violins and Bow
" Also Bass Viol aud Violin Strings, Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards for sale by
Nay rs. Y C, MAYO.
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NOTICE,

An application will be made. by petition
or otherwise, 10 the General Assembly o.
this Siale, at the mex, Session. 10 set of the
whole of School District No SIN Weybridse
10 NIlddebury, or 10 set off the limits of The
Jail Yard, now lying and heina in Wey.
bridge, 10 the town of Middrbury.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
Il. O'FLANEGAN.
EDISON COMSrOCK,
o. w. COMSTOCK,
SOLOMON PARKER,
w. ID. BELL,
BENHAM PRESTON.
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
JUSTUS COBB.
WM. S. LANE.
September 2, 1851 1913
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PURELY MUTUAL.
THE
National Life Insurance Co.,
Office State-Street, Montpelier, Vt.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL----$l00, 900
'i'he Insurance Is the poor mans wealth aud a
good Investment for the capitalist"

good investment for the capitalist"
81 OFFICERS.
DR. julius Y. DEWEY, President.
! Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
| DlRECTORS.-Julius Y. Dewey. Daniel
baldwin. Paul Dillingham;. limo T. Rcdield,
Julius Converse, Edmund Weston, Homer w.
lieaton, JoseHh b Danforth, Jr Albert l.. Cat
lin, John A. Page, George w. Collamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey
BOARD OF .FINANCE.-IIomer W
Henton. Albert l.. Gatln John A. Ptge.
MEDICAL EXAMINEK-Orin Smith,
Nj, ID. 90 L -
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Fre Frederick
W. Adams, M. ID. q,
SECRETARY.-James r. Thuiston.
LIFE INSURANCE,
II is an institution contemplating anmixcd
good TO mankind" a.,
We invite the attention of The Pablic to the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Cone
pany.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire 10
embrace such an institution. 1t should be Gu
braced-
LIST, BY Husbands and Fathers, TO make pro.
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children.
81. by the young TO provide for themselves
IN infrm age
l. Sd BY creditors to insure the loss which the
death Of the debtor might occasion.
4th. BY the borrower TO enable his repre-.
sentatives, in case Of his death, 10 reray the
oan,
5ih, Those who save little from thsir,dailv
labor. or yearly iaccme, should invest il in this
Savings Bank, that it may lie beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive their own with usury." 4Itf
j. S BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co
c. c. L. CLARK, VI. D.. Medical Examiner.
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Notice.

All accounts Of six months standing, must lie
pail, or cost will he made.
2l-3w N. WOOD & co.
Mlddlcbu;y, Sept IL, 1851.
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Notice.

This may certify that have given my son
GtoReE W. VISroSl his "tiihe during the re
IN Under o. his minority, and shall claim mont
Of HI earnings nor pay any debts Of his con
iracting hlt.r this date. ....-. -
Granville july |, 1851. 2l3V
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR.

First Arrival, just received by L. VAL
LErTE, who is constantly supplied with
choice brands ~ Fresh Ground Superfine, Fan.
cy and Extra FAMILY FLOUR.
Sept, Is
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GMswMGMa MUSIC

TIVE NEW GAMMA sACRA; or Roston Col
lection. Ky Low III Mason.--i his work emho1ics
lection the choicest music frnm all Mr., Mason's nn-
mcrms publications. the m ST, popular tunes and pieces
ia the vel known hook !" Carnina Sac n" heing aiken
rs it, ba.is and by purchase Of the cuIyrie' tho pub
shcrs have been enabled 20 add NJ The most ad
miird and useful tunes cUlpmed byth Truner; among
which will lie found Missionary Chant iussitan Chant
Temple Chaut Hummel, Front trce, &r And also a
large number OF entirely aud fue tunes ae given in
additional pages. Eleven editions OF the new arminn
Sacra have called for wi hin n very short time aud
ii NAV safely be claimed a. The most valuable singing
book for ehois, congregations and schools, made
in this country.
WILKINS, CARTER co, Publishes,
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s. NJ. Pcttcngill & Co.'S Directory
HENRY TOLMAN,

1873 wAsniSGToN STREET,
Drcctiy opposite tho Old South Cherch, bOSToN.
Publisher of MUSIC, Importer and Mannfac.
turcr of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, of every de-
s,tiution
REED ORGANS, SERAPHINES, and
PORTABLE MELODEONS, of one, two
and three sets of Reeds, for Parlor or Church,
from the best manuf cturers in the county,
may he always found rs above.
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A X L | > 1 ) 5 u + l. l. 5.
C'lors ol Oil Painting, Canvass aud Brushes. and mn.
terias oevery description Tor Artists of superior aunl
ny. Also Drawing Materials. imported and Tor sale,
wholesale and retail, by i. WHiPPLE,
No. IS Cnfnhll. nnsinn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-17

The Dwelling house Of Jonathan llngnr al
Midllebury, wis broken open on the night Of
the 30th OF AUGUST, aud robbed Of a large
leather Pocket 30 K, co tanning Fifty Dollar
hill on tho Bank of Miidlebury Twenty
Dollar biz o. the Bank of Vcrgcnncs, several
Elves anl Ones part of which were on the old
Bank of Bennington and Belchcrtown. Also
a cherry colorcd Bandana Handkerchief
The above reward will be paid 10 any per.
son that will arrest or give information that
will lead TO the detection Of the thief aud re-.
covcry Of he money or Fifty Dollars will be
paid for the detection and arrest Of the thief, or
Twenty hive Dollars for the recovery of the
money. ID :. CHURCH,
Sheriff Of .iddison County.
JONATHAN lIAGAR
Middlcbury, Sept. |, sji. 1913
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Addison County Court
IRA +. BENSON

TIA T. BEASUN, :
rs AUGUsT Ar
RILEY WOODFORD, }JoURNED THIN,
and his Trustee. 1851.
ELlSHA L. HAkER |
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Upholstery, Cabinet Work, SC

lin CURRiER, cot.M of Summer and Washing
ton Streets, Notion ha- constantly hand L, cd
lection Of the most FASHIONABLE PHOLSTEEl
GOODS that can lie oiaiurj All knn4. of PtI m ;
and DAMAsKs IN Car urd Ca,iia-e Linint-Cufiain
Materials and 1r'iihiiugs-Iacc aud Muslin t:urtaius
Also, every de CIT piop az Window shade Gouds and
Trimmings fof SAFE AT low pr.ce..
~ Enhance on Summer Street
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NOTICE.

PHiLLIrs PATENT RTNEwED.-Pateut granted 10 A,
ID Phillips, dared Oct 2iti 1886 Renewed for eleven
years from OFT 9th, 1850
The public arr hereby Informed that the American
Friction Match Conpnnys right expired IN the 2ih ci
Oct 1851. Byain. Bruce Peat sou g. Co having pnr.
chasd the exclusive right the above extensio he
by caution tue public not to infringe upn the Psira
manufacturers aud dealers in other iches are equal
liable for infringing the P tent
BYAM, BKUtE PEA9sOv ca.
Hnston. An Nm,
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KossuTH's poslTioN.-The impression having
gone out through some of the pnblic journals, that
the purpose Of Gov. Kossnlh aims at torcible IN
PREVENTION in foreign affairs, take leave to say, on
authority, that such is not the fact. He asks smp-
" that England and America shall unite in affirming
thespoicy that s'every nation shall have the right
to make and alter its political institutions TO suit its
own condition and convenience" that the two
tions England and America) shall not only respect,
but cause to be respected this doctrine, pre-
vent Russia from again marching her armies into
Hungary. He holds that there is wide difference
between a resolute attitude, powerful enough pre-
vent interference, and the going to war to repulse
an intervention already commenced. Gov Kossuth
has not intended suggest that America should copy
the example of France during Revolution, accor-
ding to the letter, but according to the spirit The
circumstances widely different, and all that
be hoped is that great and free country like this
should act 10 behalf Of Freedom according the
time and circumstances in which it is paced.-N
Y Times.
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ate Of the fruit of trees planted with his
own hand when he was eightY-six
And by the-way, there is no doubt that
a man who plants trees in his old age, lives
the longer for doing il. An interest in the
works of nature-which calls him to active
exercise. and keeps up his sympathy with
the pursuits OF other men, prevents him
from breaking down at once like the retir-
ed merchant or professional man, who dies
prematureiy for want of anything else 10
dol
As a profitable investment of capital,
there is nothing that now promises better
for half century in New England, than
fruit raising. The cry of an over supply has
been kept up for fifty years already, and
sill the price OF fruit has regularly increas-
ed. Mr. Robinson says that when he plant
ed his orchard with Seeding trees more
than fifty years ago, his friend told him
there could never be demand for so much
fruit.
Nobody doubts that just at this time, an
orchard is of more value than land in any
other use. The most obtnse intellect
yields TO mathematical demonstration by
simple additions but still 1.-THE doubt is,
whether there can be demand for all that
con be raised. This question was ably
considered in recent number of the Far
mer, by one of the editors, and need not
be here pursued
Let the subject of fruit he kept steadily be-
fore The public. in our Agricultural journals.
Many will read, and profit by what they
read, and many more will doubt and hest
tate, and in future years, regret, as so many
are now daily heard to do, that they had
not begun in their younger days TO plant
trees.
Exeter, N. H., Nov. Is, 1851.
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webster,s auarto pietlonarx Cor Schools.


The article from which an extract is given below,
is from the pen of Of most accurate scholars
acute observers, and devoted friends to schools
Granite Farmer, (Manchesierr N. H. } Nov. 10.
About year ago, Mr. Merriam, one Of the pub.
lshers Of Webster's Quarto Dictionary, gave to The
writer an order for copy Of that work, to be used
IN some school under my eye by way Of experiment.
| took the dictionary, and placed it in tuition
school, IN the village, composed OF pupils varying in
age, from four to eighteen years. visited the
school, and informed the pupils that the book should
be at their service if they would make good use Of
it. ! also expressed a wish that all the scholars
who cnuld write, should keep small commonplace
books, and write down in them every word which
occurred in their lessons of whose meaning they
Were in doubt, and hold themselves in readiness to
report to their teacher, any time, the number of
words they had thus had occasion 10 look out in the
dictionary. This plan adopted, and most of the
pupils found use for the new book. The older
scholars consulted it quite often that there were,
sometimes, number of petitioners for the book at the
same time. The dictionary has been used three
terms, and the interest in 1t is unabated. The pupils
have become much interested in finding every word
they do not understand. They read with more intel
ligent appreciation Of their author, and understand
better the subjects studied in their books. am
satisfied from this trial. that Wehster's Dictionary
might be very proftably introduced into all dis
tfIct schools If the teacher IS interested the Of
the dictionary, the scholars aD be- 1t is very easy
call forth the ambition Of whole school by
agrng the of common place books for recording
both the words which are not understood, and their
definitions Let it be understood, that these little
books are to be exhibited at the examination Of the
school, and that pupils will be questioned to the
meaning of words which they have recorded in their
own books, and there will be no want Of interest in
using the book Let it be understood to be highly
commendabe in every pupil, not to pass over one
word in his lesson which he could not define; and
when one member Of a class fails to explain word
he has used, let that word be put all the class,
in case Of failure there, the whole school, and the
interest in the book viii become great, that instead
OF one copy dozen will be wanted for the OF
the school, No one who has examined Webster's
Quarto Dictionary, doubt the utility of frequent
reference to it, 1t is almost EncJ clopedia, as
well book of definitions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11

~, - , -,
.''e r4ie -
h...,e 1T
y. '.s.'., 4 i.
=
,A,;ons. IL .s,.;ua a;a,a a..as.
- ,.''',s.'
''s ''' = 10'Po''S
He comes 10 ask ms as The nation mos, ne,rect,v
Representing the democratic nr;ncnle n aid with
all our influence. the neoples who will soon plant
themselves before the imperial Gar Of Russia. and
tell him. 10 voice Of thunder. that he shall NOT.
mast not bring his bordes Of Cossacs west Of the
Carpa,hian nonntains that he shall not, must MOI.
BE- nermtted lonoer ,obioh, he bndd;n0
,,roorass c;r;i;zas4, aud Ib..tv s..s, ,ls ;.1..
And what = ms COssackism, that stands at the
present moment, with its bloody hoof upon the neck
"f Europe, and scowls, with malignant hatred,
across the Atlantic, at this Republica 1t is that
principle o. pfuialty' which has warred with civili-
cation aud liberty since the morning of history. 1t
Is that principle OF unreasoning brute force which
mas oeen preclpltated BY despots upon freedom and
'0'n''e' ever SINCE freedom ana commerce had
i,ss, 80, 9',"0e' :. Is .na' principle Of
's,O'e en'n''y 70 democracy which
'0us Da'nyah'' snot Robert Blum tore
go 49, ~ ,'a'Ns q he'p'ess women n the
r'1sss y .'Sa's' ueso'a'eu laat coun'rys
1''''e' "'''' ''e s''u Sword' sought 10 compass
~SrNs''''a'0' - A,O"'S fNossulh IN turkey and
sr '''' Pc son oi N'ch0ias roman
~ 90 4 o. 'l'e i'0ss'as'
Sosssack'sm, welding the sword Of the Roman
Lafrona, or robber, desoated Greece the renresent
awe nation q ancient civilization and freedom.
oossack'sm' from the banks of the Danube, armed
WIN inc c'ub q the Allimanni, struck down even
.ne bastard c'vllizaion OF Rome. Cossackism, from
SOUTHWESTERN ASA, gaioped with the war horse
Of the saracen TO establish the throne of the Turk;
and lastly, Cossacksm from Northwestern Asia,
has crossed the Don and the Wolga, has planted its
foot on Poland, Austria and Hungary, has overshad-
owed with its presence, Italy, Denmark and France,
and finally, threatens again inundate Europe with
general barbarism, as deadly and depIorabe as
that which oyershad0wed her during the domination
Of the Norsemep. il what history mournfulIy dssig
mates as the g Dark Ages"
a ~ ~. a
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"Fibbard's Patent Process" for Tanning

a he Subscribers having purchased the right 10 use
and vend this great Improvement in Tanning Leath-
- c.~ ysfrrcas.o, and franklin, aes.,
and after using six months place. are pre-
pared TO recommend it to the public from our own ex
peence as being of The greatest improvements of
the age The Improvements consist in the removal of
the hair from the hides skins without injurng hem
and also in the mode of tanning by which tue strength
Of .he laaher is mucF increased II leather tanned by
this process has much softer feel to it, and DOES not
crack or become had when made b. the old method
You can tan much quicker, cheaper, and the leather is
very superior he tanners III this are reQue
ca TO call at our tannery and examine the leather and
The mode OF manufacturing it; aud il they wish TO pur-
chase me right to use said (as have doubt
they wild we will sell 10 them at reasonable rae-
There is no doubt but that il will soon entirely SUPER
cede the cd ne hod This process has been tested 5v
over TWO years experience at the tannery of Messrs L.
H. Churchill III Rochester, New York, and gives the
greatest satisfaction Applications for rights or intor-
nation respecting hem be made to u.s. or to Alsel
Frost Rochester. N. Y, no has the Agency for the
sale OF Territory in New England and other parts Of the
United States Sheep skins tanned by This process are
as strong as calf tanned by the DID, and make beautiful
and solt boots and shocs-all other Father as mnch
stronger in proportion
HENRY REED, JAMES R. ROGERS
Dec 10, 1851. Br9okfeld Worcester Co., Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Worcester Water Cure Institution NO
GLEN STREET.-This lnsttuonis well arranged
lo me trealmont Of nvads at all Of the year
lERms, &c.-For full board and treatment, from IS
tolO per week Treatment without board, from 50 10
81 per week.
Eaeh patient should furnish linen and two heavy
COTTON sneetsj two WOODEN blankets; comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Oilce hours from to 4 p. M
S. ROGERS NJ ID.
dec6 dwtf L. f. ROGERS SUPERINTENDENT
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SENTENCE OF A HIGHWAY RoBBER.-We
learn from the Portland Advertiser that the trial o
Wn. H. Hall, accused of an aggravated assault and
robbery upon the person of - Henderson, was
finished on Tuesday, before the Supreme Court in
that city, and resulted in his being sentenced to the
State Prison for life. The prisoner is quite young
man, and one ofthe witnesses testified that he never
knew him TO be engaged il any business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11

IMPROVED STEAM BoILERs.-The Plausburg
Republican contains article respecting the running
Of the steamer g America" on Lake Champlan.
Her boilers are Of Boardman's Patent, which are
claimed to be superior TO any others in use. and to
save nearly one-half Of the fuel. The America run
forty miles in two hours, and twelve miles 10 thirty
hve minutes. The steamer Clifton has also used
the same kind Of boilers the Last season. and saved
abopt half the fuel thereby.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. A freight train on
the Boston Railroad ran of the track at
Brighton, Tuesday afternoon, in consequence of
the breaking of switch. The engine plunged
into the Brighton depot demolislling the front
part Of the gentemen's room. Fortunately no.
person was injured. The depot is one Of the old
est on the road The damage 10 the engine wa
trifing.
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A typhoid fever has been ravaging the northwest
ern parts of South Carolina, which in numerous
cases has proved fatal. 1t has been fact noted in
its progress, shas..be more powerful the remedies
v'I'P'~y~s,rre more fatal the disease. Those only
have recovered that have taken no medicine
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q be ID aiIp 9 .
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1851.

NJ Advertisers, wishing have their advertisements
appear the day. win please send in early the
day possible Also those wishing iusert advertise
meats the Weekly should send in early as Monday
All advertisements for this paper, from Others
than regular advertisers who have with the Of
fee, must be paid for at the time they inserted