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we beg leave TO call attention 10 our California
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tween Nr"-Orlenns and Mobile.
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ct ON establishment, al 10 Wall Street is devoted
10 the business Of Custom House Brok orage and
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ny and dispatch, have il done AT very mode,-
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1)robate Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT BE it remember
District Of Addison. IS I ed, that at Pro-
hate Court held ut Mddlchury. inland for the
District Of Addison, on the 18th day Of Febru-
ary. A. d. 1851.
Chauncey WOODWARD administrator OF tho
estate Of SOLOMON WOODWARD late Of Or
we'll in said district, deceased, presents bis sd-
ministIation account for allowance 1t is there,
upon ordered, that said account he considered
for allowance by this Court At the session here
of to be held at the Office Of the Register OF this
Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday, The
18Th DAY Of March noxt, ut ono o'clock in the
afternoons and that notice thereof he given to
all persons interested, that they fnnyappear and
make their objections, il any they may have, to
the allowance Of said account, ~ put fishing
certified copy of this order in tho Middlehnry
Register newspaper printed at said Middle
bury-three weeks successivcy previous to tho
.mc Of said Court
.Ied S Bushnell Reg sier.
A true copy Of record s49E AZ
Anest jed S Bushnell, Eegister
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o. A Yong man at Niagara having
been crossed in love, walked out to the
precipice, took off his clothes, gave one
lingering look at the gulf benenlh him
and theu-went home. His body was
found next morning in bed.
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IHE Quincy MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-
II turns out that the bodies Of the two per
sons ionnd dead at Quincy were Mr.. and
Mrs John Grieyr, of Zanes,iIle, Ohio
Last summer We reported that they had been
drowned while sailing on the Muskineum, a,
1t was their custom TO do almost daily, takino
their books and meals with them The Ohio
papers stated that nothing could be found of
them except the mans hat. She was the
daughter of John Banks, Of GAINESVILLE,
whore the parents and friends Of both are
wealthy and respectable. The deceased
couple were very romantic especially the
woman, and were great realcrs Of such nor
nlc'ous works as the &" Consuelo and : In
diana, of George Sand, and believed in
the miserable delusions of A.. i. Davis aud
La Roy Sunderland by which they were led
on to the murder Of their bodies and souls
Their dreadful fate ought to be warning
to all intelligent Americans of both sexes tc
avoid trashy literature Boston Post
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Uica,

In Righgale on the 18th met, SAMUEL
W. KEYS Esq aged &C years.
10 Lowell, on The 18th inst, at the house
OF Isaac Harrington, Esq. FnGnErlcK
GRAvrs FAEGAR.acr. G years and 4 months:
ID child OF rare interest and promise.
transferred, just as The bud hegan to un,
Told, 10 mature and bloom with angels. T
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MEXIco.-The installation of Gen. Aris-
{ President of tho MeAicln Republi,
took place on the 18th ul'. An instruction
has been attempted at Guanajuata, dee airing
the deposition Of Aris;a, aud proeaming
Santa Anna Dictator
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Notice.

Owing to ihc sickness Of the family Of
Rev. b o MErKEr, the proposed Donation
Visit, at lis house on Thursday evening a
His week will be POSTPONED until further
notice. Those, however, who intended to
make their Pastor presents, are assured that
they will be thankfully received at any time.
Feb &c, 1851 By COMMITTEE.
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ne l lNilLh n 1l,,,-- !, us - one OF 1h'
| ueN' ol inc many "eeN"e Se"t io''" 'ron
.e nlo'"'y c"po',n'n - "'.,.i' "''r " NJ. II
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us PpN'uoh 'hrouNu '"e cue ~ '"Stc' "no
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10 say mat 1t IS an ahio paper Is only reiter'
| 1,,ns in"t 'le "holc woiiu kHo"s'-l bclta 4
| (Me) "ourn"''
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| exchanges, always fuhishin. an agreeable, in
structive, and Amusing variety in all the depart
ncni7 Of Il family ncw-phptr- Code. Dollar
Newspaper
Oac OF the s. papers ia our opinion pub
! i.hcd We look for is arrival with rs
| much anxciy as We woul for an Intimate
f,iend.-1 Trenton N - Weekly Visitor.
o.
II any le'soh "a" '" Gov and i'"a 'he it'aae
an" uot '"u '''''uei 70" am 5"N'o'nu"t III H.
he " lines r,nnot he ,ono1 Kan nj. self :,,n O
| ri no onI IN ali ntrnihlcJ in n,.t va, Va
would commend il as an etiec,nsl cnre iro..
ton Mercantile Journal.
The Yankee n,,d. !. n canit,l n.n.r Va
alwovs wclro,nc !, IN our t,llt md mr. scn.a,
ton, on opening it SIRE jlsi Ike those one ex.
pefiences on entering bakers shop-aways
expecting scractAing Jf(d i hilndel hia In
quirs7.
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LUMAN CASE.

Specification Of Crop of Corn raised
by ABri II. RICE, Of BrIdport, which took
the second premium (Si,00l
/. Soa.-Made Ivy ploughng dark muck
color
=. Condition Of The dnd the year pre-
rjops.-Corn on the same last year.
3. Uhea ptopghcd and how deep MAY
18Th, about ten inches.
4. Ia rhai rag did you prepare you,
s--I ?-Parl of the seed soaked in brine.
AMI part dry.
). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Him
maa. so called.
g. Tme al soiriag orJiaHtap. a.d holr
much seed PER arre.-%ianed 3Jth May, y
quarts.
l. Holr mgch manure, in ,-hqt stoir, and
hor 0ppiici?-N
8 Dill yoa plant in 6Ws Or dr2is p
Plan'cd in hills.
9 H,r far opaH?-3 by 3 feet
rows ony one way, uorih and ~uu'h.
10. H,lr many times did goU hee, ami
7rt'f Twicc-hrst time, lSh June, ~.
5,h Jnlv.
H. Pit gen aYpb Ashes r}asirr' 81,
I'mo hor mpch and whn?-Noue.
IS Dif gan MS, Il cu!iirdlsr p dtdn not
pln"xaeA onre ia row ~ tame hocirg.
Is Waqii. your p,orijcc ia rcgn,G to
hitting Co'a or Pcia'pfs?-I hi.l 10 -omr
cs.rut.
16. II earn hor maay STATE, ina hHl
--Aa,nr / stake.
Z DJyoq tao'r NJ preventive jor n,
'ii'- or tHt Horm?-i Do not.
i !FIF time dit ypD harrsst yopr c,nn
~ NJ t..fr l5f { "a.
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Just Received.

A lot Of fashionable Lasts anil Boot tree.
and foi sale by
z. DECKWITH
Jan. %, ISL
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- Mr.. Ranioul has taken his scat in the
L. 5. Senaie-ten days before the close of
the session.
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Cash will be Paid

For Few Tons goo Fleece Woo. If deliy-
cred soon. y WOOD & &C.
Nldllehury, June 81 1850
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ABEL II. RICE


specialization o. crop of Corn raised by
WtLrEa BARTON. Of New n ven, which
took n, third nrcniu,,fS2o
.
|. S7H-Gravcily loan.
2 CoHanbo7 o. NE iaHd he year pre-
oO". -Grecn sNard-lo Corn without ma.
nurc, - bushels 10 the acre.
3. Uheo piongded dadA dcep1-In the
Spring-ahnu s inches deer.
1, In wtqi rnydW y9u pr, mare yol, sCla7
Il poured boiling water upon il and com.
menced planting soon.
Uhm rarjeiy!-A mixture of ei.h,.
ro~-d and small Duuon.
G. Time Of S0wing ny li0nfing. amt bor
'aurh serd per acre Sd and llh OF June
and kernels to the bill.
:. U,lr nurh manure in ,rbot State ma.
hor appiied2-30o' A. loads per acre CON
mon bAruyard aud stable manute. turnea
under.
5. Dill you plant in Hills or drifts = Il
hills.
9, Hou far apart ?-3 feet 3 inches. by
irsr.
10 How many times did pou hoe, and
qrh,n "a limrsE1st when wen nm,
l3 Did you use a cuifiraior IL did.
10. Uhut is your practice in regard 10
hitting Com or Potatoes II do not prac-
''+ h''Ins Corn much
A stalks.
II. DO you haoap of a prereut;re f,,, The
Hire or Cut Worm, ?2p,nch heir bc,ds "a
IS. What time did you harrcsi yo,,,. crop
and homi-I cut the corn up The fore parr
of sept
49, Vten ras The crop mcasued anu
h0p much The crop was hasked and
measured the latter part Of Oct aud fore
part of Nov -233 baskets OF sound and y
of second quality, pecks ehelled corn Ia
The basker-oI,2 20.
20. What use do you make of St.alr On
Cornstaiks Feed 10 cattle, and straw cut
to horses.
u. What is the difference in ralxe pey
acre Mot ascertaned
~ Gice The time q T tabor in producj8r
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Com STOCKTON Chosen SENATOR
Commodore RICHARD +. STOCKTON was
on FRIDAY elected to the United States
Senate from New Jersey for six years
from the 4lh of March next. The vote
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Startling News !!

The subscribers are DESTROYS of having nm
immediate settlement with all, whose accounts
'haye hecn standing six month having become
sdsicd that it is for the interest q: all concern
ed 10 have short credits and long friends" il
this notice is attended to Immediately, it will
save rs trouble. and g,q, costs
H. LANGWORTHY & co.
Middlebury, Feb. ii, 1851 43
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DANF0RTH, SiAS, & CO.,
Nos. II & is SoUrn MARKET ST.
BOSTON,
Lime !! lime !!

The subscriber has on hand and intends t.
keep constantly supply of Stone Lime Of su
perior quality at his Marble Factory.
ISAAC GIBBS.
Middloburv, Feb %, s5l. 44:5w.
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Notice.

There will be Temperance Meeting in
East MMdcbury. on Monday evening next,
(March 3d. commencing at c - O'Clock.
Several speakers will be present.
BY order ofToNn Committee.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remsmbs~-
District of Addison IS ed, that at a Pro-
bate Cour! held at Mddiehury, in and for tho
District Of Addison, on thu eta day Of February
a. ID. 1857
IlemAn Converse. executor OF the last will
and Testament OF HAMBLIN CONVERSE,
late OF Bridport, in said District, deceased pre-,
seDts his administration accountf allowance
1t is thereupon ordered. that said account be
considered for allowance, at the session Of this
COnrt thereof to he held at the Office Of
the Register 81 this Court in said Milldlebury,
on Thursday, the 9Th day Of March next, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereofb he given to all persons interested, that
they may appear and make their objections, II
any they may have to the allowance of said &C
count, by publishing a certified copy Of this
order in the Mddlebury Regisier-a newspa-
per printed at said Middlebury-thr weeks
successfully previous to the time Of said Court
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register,
A true Copy OF Recor
4! Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell Rcg,sisr.
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En,ls&QIgfIos5

By 'mutual consent the firm Of C. NJ. LEVI
& Co is this day dissolved.
G. NJ. LEWIS.
S. b. ROCKWELL.
Cornwall Feb. 90, 1851. a.
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Necessity 70 Choose 80, and Tie Com.
modore had them. So nothing was
wasted.
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OFFICERS.
Dr. JULIUS Y. DEWEY. President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
IRLCTORS-,julius =. Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;, limo. =. RedGelI
Julius Converse, Edmund Weston. Homer ~
iieAton, Joseph b Dn:orth Jr,Aibcrt l. Cat.
lin. John y. P4.-e- Gtor:e W. CollAmer, OHM
Smith, Charlie, Dove.
BOARD OF FINANCE-u Homer W.
Iicatoe. Ahcrt l., Cat'in John H. p1se.
MEDICAL EXAMINER-Or Smith,
~ d.
CONSULTING PuYSICIAN.-Frele
W. Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY.-James 7. Thu ,iou.
LIFE INSURANCE.
1t is IN Institution contcpp blazing unmiA. ID
good to mankind"
We invite tie aitcutou Of ,Le Pub ic to The
principles Vt tie Ma .onel LIE Insurance Con-
pauy.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire TO
embrace such au Institution. 1t should be em
byacel 49,
lsi, BY Husbands aud Fathers, to make pro-
vision after their dea'a, tor their widows aud
children.
ID. By the young to provide for themselves
in iuiirm aye.
sd, BY creditors to insure lhs loss which the
death OF the debtor IL Oh, occasion
It'll By The borro-cr to enable his repre-
seatatves, in case Of his do.tl. 10 repay the
loan
9TH Those wao save l.t,'e IA .hcir daily
labor, or yearly inc me, Should it',s; it in This
Savings Bauk- that it may be- heyln tho reach
Of accident, and that the widow am child lnsy
receive their own vida asury.' 4ltf
j. S. BUSHNELL, \ ,.ut ar Addison Co.
{. c. p. CLARK. VI. D Medical Exemin-r
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History Of the World,

Or Goircrsai Hisio'yon a ner ami improved
plan, illustrated by Sereniy Elegant Maps.
and moce than 700 Engrarings. by French
and lmcrtcaR AritSiS.
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Author Of "Piclotial Geography Of IT,
World" " Palley', Cabinet Library"
"Pallcy's Tales, sc.
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A Glimpse of the Elephant.
WRITTEN FOR THE JOURNAL AND UNION.
BY ONE OF THE INITIATED.
% ( (Continued.)
Continued.)

Opera fant, or as Reuben said the child was
born, and its name was Anthony, or if the read
er pieases to have both these phrases translated,
the vain was securely anchored out, and the
gentlemen concerned took up their line of march
for the tent.
'Won't you come into camp, as the spider said
to the gnat?" said Tyndal.
eve went do nothin' stifTer," answered our
hero, and turning around in the same breath, he
added, "Injuns, Injuns boys, by the holy mack
erel; (his favorite attestaton) turn out boys,
turn out!"
Then was there gathering iE hot haste the
deadly rifle and the harmless powder horn, the
latter an implement which is like the trumpeter
of Phaedrus, not dangerous in itself, but it fills
others with the seeds of flame and death. And
they mustered right gallantly, determined to de-
fend themselves to the last, all save Sykesy,
who having effected a breach in the rear of the
tent with his sheath-knife, unceremoniousy de-
Icamped, and started off over the hills and far
away, after the fashion of Gilpin Horner.
"Where are they Reuben, my son, we've a
fair prospect of little amusement--our laurels
will be green when we win them. Give us a
sight Of the enemy, though" said Tyndall, whC
really seemed to long for the contest, as did
Chaloner.
mol so our nero, VINO had Httle oil the Spar
tan about him, and can vouch for his disincli-
nation to have the pomp and pride and circum-
stance of glorious war exhibited before his pre-.
cious grey eyes, himself, albeit an actor elect
As to Flint that light Of old solid wisdom, he
took the matter very coolly, for after pouring
a quart of water out of his wager barrel, he sa
down by the sickly fire, afore advertei to, and
commenced to wipe out his piece.
"Whar ar they2 BY the lamp that lighted
Moses" replied our hero to Tynlall's question
"Look right over yon pint, don't You see emp
and sure enough, there was one solitary, wet
Ibedraggled and unfortunate Potawotomie, strag
lgling into camp.
This visitor was superbly arrayed in at
old brown jeans coat, sans other apparel
and presented tout ensemble lachrymose, il
the extremes a second Knight of the sorrowfu
figure. But he was not totally destitute of 9th
Ter clothing, since he walked up AMI seated him
self by the fire familiarly, ami pulled out of tn
bosom of his coat dsplorable plir OF unmen
tionlbles, and pair Of yarn stockings, one o
which, to decide from the premises, had IN al
probability, descended from time whereof IN
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same forthwith devouring was performed in
creditable manner, the latter clause especially,
was executed with wonderful devotion to hard
fated duty. The day was wet and showery, and
as Tyndall said, 'sit was like pulling teeth to
keep hustling, and he swore by the toenail Of
Saint Barthomew, that il was uncommonly hard
ION the American people,"
About 4, p. M, they encamped on the mar
gin of little creek, and stalking out Their cayai-
lard, they set amain aboal the great business OF
life, preparing creature comforts for its main
tenance. Whilst these movements were pro-
IgEessing, am elderly gentleman, dressed in drab
beayerteen, approached them, and bowinx PRO-
foundly, smirking, smiling, and wavingeh hesh-
less hand, he addressed them in the following
language:
To Be continued.
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90 cHAPTER VI.
In which is diseoursed touching Reubens irvolun,ar,
O. abluiions, with divers ct eeteras.

Thrice happy, thrice fortunate were the day
and the hour when first our never-to-be-forgot-
ten hero, the felicitous Appleface, was induced
to abandon his dirty paternal acres and to cast
himself upon the illimitable oeSan of human life
To that suspicious moment am indebted Cor a
hero, and you, o, most gentle reader, for these
prosaic pages. Would that that truly memora-
Die parsonage, Reuben APpleface Of beatifc
memory, might have fOund biographer worthy
his glorious actions. Then, while admiring
millions sounded the anthem Of his praise, the
gray goose might still have maintained her
spreading wing unrulled, TO form my pen--thai
lmighty instrument Of little men, and hsve re-
NAMED in my wonted and deserved obseurity.---
Then might reams Of foOlscap have been yet un.
lsullied, and gallons Of ink unwasted. Bu. PGr-
oRiabaRi, and was decreed sofibbler.
Bat to proceed with the argument of my Ep.
ic, for my hero is worthy to Be thus sung thougl
the hard's notes be hoarse and croaking, and my
Tyre be out OF tune most dismally.
Next morning, the ordinary round Of duty, 4
wit, turning out, cooking breakfast, and II,
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@ 9 o X. F. LAKENAN,
Attorney at Law, and General Rea
ESTATE AGENT.o

on Hannibal, Mo.
Offce-on North side of Bird between Isl and I'd SITS
M I'LL attend to The collection of debts and other
w professional business entrusted TO his care
lie has complete Abstracts of Title TO all thereal es-
tate 10 Hannbal and will fuDsh to those desiring it,
an abstract Of all the Conveyances on record, of Snv
lot in the city. 9
He is commissioned to take Dispositions, AcknowI.
edgementof deeds, &C. for the States Of Virginia aud
Kentucky. .
- Refer
Messrs. Woods, Chrsty & Co., st. Louis, Mo
Messrs. Dosh, King "a Co, o."
MeSsrs. Collins & Kellogg .
St9a, tSSees = Co., Phua6eIphla, Pa.
Morris l.. Hallowell 6 Co. ="
Atwood & Co., {"
Mofett, Hawes s. Co., Hannibal, No.
Mr.. T. r. Selmes,
Mr.. George Schroter, Toct 3l-ly1 "
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Fresh Teas

DoNNETS-Going off fast and for sale unusually
Dlow by apr24y COLLlASS & BREED
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quite as well without it. But a truce TO digres-
sions, past, present and to come.
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Ribbons.
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LOUIS gIRALpISE, OF louis CINCINNATI.
LOUIS ]. w. sPALDING & CO.,

COMMISSION and forwarding Merchants, deal
Sers in Star Candles. Starch, Soap, Lard Oh, Cheese
Butter, Eggs &c. No. SO Commercial ST. near Lo"us
st, Louis, MO.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

TINHE subscriber has now on nand and is n .
Il daily receiving the largest and best as EzzlEE
sorted stock Of GOODS, suitable forihis market eve
brought 10 Northern Missouri. tie returns his mo-
sincere thanks for the untring support he has ais
wNys received and no effort shall be wanting or his
ds5t0 Psrit Us e0ntihuancs' J. R. SELMEs'
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06
William Hawkins

IIASiust opened his stock OF STAPLE AND
IL FANCY DRY GOODs-keady made c'o.h
ing-Boots Shoes Queenswars and Groceries, Call
ana examine our goods-we think our pr'SeS will suit
vnu ! oct, 3D. w. II
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-06

lust now received from that celebrated Tea Dis
j trct, Poyang Hbo, also some Of Linn Foo's choice
Imperial, &c. [Oct24] TYR. sEtMES'