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Garden aud Farming Seeds.
Mass NDWu ~I1I~-
HORTICULTURAL SEED STORE,
School Street, Uy'.a

1--WE rrrlJirirrr Il tIr r.tsla.shurri vHr.' boz.
Conn boz GIrrUs RrI che ru''.., chat Do AD.Is
..Ispri, tH hand, o &c no. a. -ffHt pu0t u'
NDI.Ii,ilT lRNl INpl.INl VI, GRASS,
GAKpIN NND FLOWER SEEDS. lhl 90 arf
OWN ANTNTNL TEII~, 10 lrui~ ROOTS.
UNillh~. &C.. s.. g., tH l- '.uri 1 ihr r.HI.
fH.
'.'TI. .H.ul.rh D.. s'.r ~ H'e a complete
a.. f'r.rt .fDHrIr1S .niiHr N"Erl OBJ,
rrrrr.rrr aH fH. l-st arf r...' rI.rI1s. sl.''.
uss-TUn Tut Price. A'sl. ili.., lnr.,,
TrF Wa.rI.HH. tH1rriru H Ir-and tIr.lt
TlIt puml Nluuvf'. g." M1rHeaf. lun.h
Qu1,r. Dot Unr Tp#.. I1rArN i..u CD.
ng. ErrH Na.hs lar-. purHri. 60. I To-
Dutch. H,.. C1rIfHv,r. rrTs lr' NHH0 Bee.
-uI.. Iiur l.rr.a. HI.t. IuHs... u..r..
ErlH., nfal 'a. U.tt f.rs. 'r.rr'.', NI'r,r.'.
s..
AluHH-nI Seeds. y. 'hrm lrI : .llh." O..
,s.. ll,rI Gn.. III T.r. Nl#rE lrrw'.
.r.lvhH,' rulr, Osf.. NHH..' Nufs.. ~
af Beet. Trn Bag, s.. a..
FLOWER sEIDS-IlrT cl'.ri,.H OF Natrrs.
H,..Hrs. ~tHrks, Snrjas4ls, t,u..f fuiis, coos. b.
..,, IgHlls, aHI 40 Doe i.Hf fre 1HrIrirrs.
AZELL BOWplTCll.
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS & OILS.
BAN KE RROC KETt& co.,
No. iOs state and - Doane street,

HANE FOR SALE large assortment Of VIA
dow Glass, consisting Ut Rsitori Crown, At
a ryIurii1u u u@afy hly p~r cent ifum unnrr pr-
ce. EngIi,h, Stc't, French, German ani AmeTi-
can; WmisW, CslA lzd PtVs Glsa. Al.o,
French, British, German and Cptul Pa Gss..
They also ID. GF sale ~ ths h~sst pfio,s, Eng
li,h snI American Whit Lad, Linserd OIL, Spur
~ u Tuuontia,, Japan, SheI's Coach, Furniture,
aDi White vam,.h, together With ouinpeie as
soflnont II Pants &c llCuss, ship, Sign and Coach
Painting H. 4. 4 Go. are also agent. 60 The sals
Of the c,lrlfated WHITE ZINC FAINT, NAM.
G,rturri b., Moas. Lcrliir 81 Pars, Wh,eh they are
uf-risf at surh IJ w a, O" lsai IN ~ extensive
use SIC irtrriar rainurg aud hrial'e FIVE ADD
Watet Prod Paint. which j. eNtsnsiyel, used fot
Railroad Dcrots, IactYTirs ADD Dwsliiag lloasss.
aforliug goat prOtcction against hfe ani ~ater.
j ions y Maori sosros. M', d s crosasr
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100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rates OF Premium Reduced - Fer Cent,
am ruT
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

TAs great Trtscsls = IN. Ilfs-as-s 10, that men
b, The payment oi a small suu au1us,, NAV s"rir,
D. their timi-. r. certain srn 81 mure,. a. H. raid
AZ thru death, apl thrrvly accomplish an obJee'
thN might r1i attlin during a bog hv.
rs rrAtaiss - De hsusHs0s, b., lnsurinc
uus l. &c the benefit II hts ireuis oS his credit
ors. or f,r the sole &C., and lsus6t IT be- hUi',.
4 Was1s uaV lusuic hsr i.iir be che tcu'ht ~
be- r,ryut. haf husband, or h-r ,hiiiyn, 1ri shs
ma, la-urr the w. n hrr hIsland &c bee sole hnd
separate ne aBi trneht
4 Hs'EHf Hg8 Nc nay l1sur, thrir Iivr' l'i"'-
o., ,ui ths Whol, polio, H. payabic 90 'hs 'u''i'of'
up,,B the death II either.
ru'irrs ma, d. made payable o. lFsf'ffs, i'r The
hyus Dc ~ spgyihc Object. p,rsuUs Ntsi' wAl IT,
fun.rj b, the avail. 1T p"lic,. Of lI'r losu1n'e
CsHrrfs u,, D. endowed, PTai'ss1r'tIr' NAV D. 60
tsllishri. Rr1rulI.f fts'fsft-fs ms, ~ si'.d, and
LfrHro ed Bs.ss,fs GOA, b. made i'r runr 90
r5,,atr purposes, without dN,riias tom lami.ie''
uTUVsft, and estate.
PnIir,rs orc EraBirih, this Cunr'H, unN o. s'u1d
ant health, pyrsurs and the trsinsss ui M, 'omnn-
u, b. cunh1el tb health, asaiHUs ari to hrsi class
risks y grifrsIa 10 chr srf3I frrFFtruf riHt'
hlrs trz taxes. ENirrmrs of aIl Kinds are carefully
ayrr.sl, prl s,,, dsrarmrut II che UusiUrts u
the ConraH, b. rlfriuII, cu1lr-tgj
Even pJT.Hu ir.urrl o. rcgHirrI o. su-ver 80
~ gr.tt.rs rytilHg o. be health, constitution, Sc
Th- CHmrsr, obtain simIhr iHt1rm1tiHH tom their
Tamih ph,ssa1. aui sI-1 from I.,ri. hbHss,
Pamphft., lrJ Circulars ace ia.ui'h.l b., The Go
ran, uf tLr Agents.
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Atlantic \ ~. I.avr,pcc Railro7d.

fINIE N1nf.rar - lHaH.Hrr E,r.H' Con-.
p4r, EtyrHrBHr r#r.Hr.. IfF ....s. H.f.... li.H..
.HHrrgH ,nHrr-1rru f Doe KHHa HrI o." r...f. lf
tfsra Hl. .HHf |....rrF. fnH sf.Tk .H.Hrs Hrr H..
On rtsf frH H.r... Hrr rrTIHrf' H Sums .. Ion.
$50. lr.I $50. r1,HIar ir a. 1rIrs. yirH srm.-
arrra' .Hfrrt.t alfraHt. aftara~l=iut ar, HHv a.
sgTr OBJ t1ru tt th, aI.syr lrE. ti.rauHf, o. Hrrs
aI o. uls their rTnrHr.H8 90 ths ban. u fhr
sf1lAhH. .,rs DO 90 avail themselves Di frr. Hrsr
r1Is them above. thr Bahd. Will d, saII tl other
psTsHus.
Per orlsI nftar urrs,tHrs.
CIIA>. T.. BNEECTr, Treasurer.
Of.ts u A.. lat ~ l.. n. a. CO..
Portland. Apri =, l~5l.
I'm
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TI'IIS r-1, rrr.t chat DOLLY .. SMALL. ..
G..r.r. I- f1. ~.,fr .f MH..s.h...f'.. r. .Hv-
lTs.s. having ID. H. t-.I sHI l.prl, .H.."- HE
terl.rsr, ........ BH. rA#I uIfl Boo OBJ mlH.f
rlr..rr. Inr.-s NJ. NHlTf o.. BHI Mo- T..
>rlr. ry r7'aHI rH..Ir.r, without ry cHHs.H' -
Tasfsf1 nrI.f HH HrH... -a..-r.r- .r '-.''rs
saeH. nf either ~ flrH, H1 rt H.-.rr', .f ...h.
tIr rH artfs e trr.r rHHrrarrr-.
JONATHAN SMALL.
urui.1,, Nr.1 n. Isl. 3a'll
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NOTICE

l. hsrrh, si,su that ihs Crrsrtncr.hip oi DEN
iSONS. TRUE 4 kTNDNL, vii sNpir, on the
trst "a, II Npul mkt, hy hmitaiiuu, and an pc.
.4ns ilrltsd f1 thr -pii hlm are hereby ruIucsirt
% call and settle the same.
IN. t.r.i..s. y,TI .. cBntirurl a. their Store be-
NORWAY VILLAGE, D., prNl>ON \ kEN-
DALI. SriIiN aB he pfy-'sus r-rl1r's, AZ u'
t5aks viI D. oJ-1rl a'trf che hrst Of Aprii rat.
Norway. Narrh - ISL
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Notice.

IL psrsHu. iud,Htsl On thr 1ir hrrs 0i DIN
y l>uN 4 Go. >alth Pare, a1j DENl>pN>
TRUE 1 kENDALL, Norway, are requested O.
ulskr immediate r-,msrt, 90 save r1st.
TIE b1.k. ~, o. tIunl - tAs store oyCultgi "a
utuis1n ksu..aU. Nurway.
pENISuNS, TRUE L kENDNtI.
April I. 1851. OF
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>rATE OF NAME.

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Commissioners Notice.

WE having tseu arraintsd D, tho jog q Pro
w krr. &C. DE Cont, of ONilrI, o. receive
asl ,xAm,B. tbr clam. q BE er.s..1f. e. JANl>
Larry. b's II Gis,i in aii Count, deceased,
Who's Estate b. rspTvss1i5j i1s1lysnt. give u.tCs
that siN na1ih., commencing tbr oh Hiy uf March
ISL. hgye l.s1 silIvsl t1 slI creditor. O. hriH-
i1 aui rrryt their glfHs. arI uH WiU attend the
service a..l-1s.i us 1f frs peTHrs tlur.s O. tls
l,,r James LAM ,1 .lit CiFad r1 ~i.arfi,. che
2sth a., ~ Ju..s mat, aBl uH ~,turllt tbr 26,h
a., II JuIy as>i aai rn s1Jurda, ths SDb Ola, q
August nsNt. fui1 one o. i.uT U'rsgA il ths after
p,.s %. ssrs u ths airrssri dave.
JAMES HtRBANK.
WILLIAMS POTrLE.
Dated AZ GdsaI. Much IS, l>i. SALE
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AgDn9so vyHnaDa
To sell SEARS new Pictorial HISTORY
OF CHINA AND INDIA Thrilling ine'dsnis "a
The War Of the Rsvolulion, aud other valuable anu
popular works. Good inducements Offered: Ad'
dtss-post.paid, 5. VI. PElIEN6IlL'
No. 10 State Street, Boston.
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NN-uUEEt~ lang e.. WRIGHT. hn Of
w I.l..H.rs. .r fHl t..H..T .' 's..I .- ....
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IL Che r.4ifr.l. .T st.f rr.rf---. have hT.1 HI.-
ksr. rr |.- rrr.rr bel given f .rsl feel .H. .HH
a-rasrI #, o.. fIa s.l.af. IH .u.H rIsr u1r rH proc
,U.# AUCL MONROE
LIG.ru.rs. NrfI =. ISL. aslI
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PErTENGILL's BOSTON
Business Directory.
April. 1851.

~ The Second Spring Let. collected ty g. VI.
PfTrTNsuL. Newspaper Advertising Arru,, No.
10 State street. B.-tnn, Who % au,hofiIei Nv the
ruli.hers Il The hcst rapsts Throughout the United
states to take a ,eriiscmcnts and subscriptions at
their lowest rates.
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Thrilling Incident.

Professor Hitchcock, in letter to tho
Amherst Express, from Virginia, describ-
ing some of the coal mines in that State,
relates the following thrilling incident:
"A hunter, one autumnal evening, eager
" following in the chase, found himself
sliding down into an abandoned cosl-pit,
but, seizng upon the top Of bush as ha
slipped down the craggy sides. nc hung
dangling in the air over the black gulf, and
felt conscious, from his knowledge of the
place, that If he fell he must drop at least
two hundred feet and be dashed 10 pieces
on the rocks beneath. lie struggled in
vain TO regain foothold. He heard the
cry Of his fellow hunters and Of the hounds
as they bounded past. He shouted with
all his might, and the forest returned the
echo, but no voice OF rescue came with II.
The wind whis:led around him, and the
moon shone upon his face, but they brought
no relief. His strength rapidly failed; ho
thought in agony of his family and friends,
but lie must die an awful death, and even
his mangled body never be discovered
His mind became bewildered; his muscles
gave out; and down he went-down-down
-swifter and swifter, nor struck the bot
tom till he had reached the enormous depth
of-sIX INCHES -
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


retafy, marshal, and attorney of said Teni-
tory. and such other persons and under
such regulations as shall be prescribed By
law
Sec. IS. Ard 5e Il fUiEer enacted. Tha.
when the lands in the said Territory shall
be surveyed under the direction Of the Gov
eminent of the United States, preparatory
TO bringing the same into market. sections
numbered sixteen and thir;y-sfx in each
township in sai,! Territory, shall b and the
same are hereby reserved for the purpose
of being applied to schools in said Territo-
~, and in the States and Territories hero
after 10 be erected out of the same.
: Sec. IS. And belt further enacted, That.
0aporafily, ard until Otherwise provided
BY law. the governor of said Territory may
define the Judicial districts of said Terriso-
ry, and assign the Judges who may be sp-
pointed for the said Territory TO the sever
al districts, and also appoint the times and
places for holding courts in the several
counties or subdivisions in each Of said ju.
dcisl districts BY proclamation to be issued
by him; but the Legislative assembly, a:
their first or any subsequent session, may
organize, alter, or modify such Judicial dis
trictS, and assign the Judges, and alter tho
times and places of holding the courts, as to
them shall seem proper and convenient.
See, II. And Be It turther enoetsa, Tha.
the constitution and laws of the United
States are hereby extended over and declar-
ed to be in force in said territory OF Utah, Sd
far as the same or any provision hersaf
may be applicable.
Approved Sept ., 1850.
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Destruction Of Pirates.

The overland mail brings accounts of the
destruction of number of pirates by the
Dutch, among the islands in the Sulo group.
In the month OF November last, the island
of Bawean on the coast of Java, was attack
ed by fifteen pirates prahus, who did much
damage, carrying away many Of the inhablt-
ants, and iraitless search for them was
made by Ii. III. steamers Bromo and Hekla
at the island of Selombo, and along the
whole south coast of Borneo. The Hekla,
however, at length succeeded n falling in
with them, and after great deal of hard
fighting, succeeded in killing some and dis
persing the remainder. The result of these
operations is thus described in the Java
Courant: 'sIn the whole, the Hekla has
brought, besides the large prahu, fourteen
pirates, sixty -one rescued slaves, and eight
pieces of ordnance, among which is metal
cannon of the former East India Company
The rest of the guns lying in the mud, and
some goods lying on the shore or floating in
the water, were given to our allies the Kan
geangers. The Hekla arrived at Surabaya
on the 18th of January. The loss of the
pirates is thought to have been very great.
They besides lost all the booty in goods and
slaves which they had taken at Bawean and
Sapudie. This arduous and successful en-
gagement was unaccompanied by any cas-
ualty on the part of our forces.
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Making Butter.

The following extract is copied from the
report of the Essex County Agricultural
Society:-"Our milk is strained into tin
pans, and allowed 10 stand from thirty-six
to forty eight hours in a cool darkened room,
on the first floor of the house: except IN
August, when it is kept in cellar under
wing of the house. The cream is taken off
into tin pals; is sslted little, and stirred
every day. We churn twice each week
during the summer. After churning, the
butter milk is thoroughly worked out by
the hand, and the butter Is salted to suit the
taste. The day following, the butter is
worked over again, and prepared for the
market. In laying down butter for the
winter, we use stone jars. Af.er packing
it down very closely, We sprinkle salt and
loaf sugar between each layer Of butte,
In this way our butter has kept perfectly
sweet through the season.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
Cotton Factories South and Wes..

1t has been estimated that there are
now in operation in Georgia, fcrty cot
ton mills, employing near $1,000 spin
dies, and consuming 5000 bales an
nually. In this estimate, which seems
to be below the true mark, no calcula-
ton is made of the paper mill, bucket
factories, iron establishments, Touring
mills, etc. In Tennessee, it has been
reported 10 the Secretary of the Treas
ury that there are thirty factories, con-
tanning 36, 800 spind.es and abou: 100
looms, consuming 1900 bales per an
mum. lie estimates the capital inves-
ted in these establishments at about one
million of dollars, and the number of
operatives they give employment te at
l,6OO. There are in Alabama twelve
factories, with capital Of $500, 600,
containing 1850 spindles and about
300 looms, and consuming about 5000
bales of cotton annually. 1t is said
that machinery for others IS contract
ed for sufficient to make the number of
spindles 10000 and the looms $50. Ia
these three States there are ninety-ei0ht
factories and lao. 900 spindles.-Sciea-
tifc American
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Dreadful Explosion of a COIfiery in Scot
Iaad..-Loss of Sixty.one lives.

In the "Gleanings from European Jour
mails and Letters" in yesterdays paper,
an explosion of fire damp in the Victoria
coal pit, near Paisley, in Scotland, by
which sixty-one lives were lost, is briefly
mentioned. The following are the partic-
ulars of this. dreadful accident:
Earlv-on Sunday morning, March ] 5,
fearful explosion took place at the coal pit
of Mr. Geo. Goats, near Nitshill, between
two and three miles from Paisley. The
Victoria PIT, in which the explosion took
place, is the deepest in Scotland, being
1850 feet in depth at the downcast shaft,
which is situated about the centre of the
southern edge of the workings, from which
the inclination of the strata tends upwards
to the north, at an angle of about one foot
in five, so that the upcast shaft or pit, which
Is about quarter of mile distant from the
working pit, the workings are only $50 be-
low the surface.
+ Saturday being payday, large num-
Der of the men employed in the pit had
commenced work at an earlier hour than
is usual On other days, and at the time the
explosion took place about sixty-three men
and boys had gone down. This was about
twenty minutes to FIVE o'clock, and the re-
port was SO loud that it was heard distinctly
at Paisley The whole neighborhood, of
course, was alarmed, and on the people
rushing to the pit-mouth. it was found that
one of the cages, which had descended a
few fathoms, had been blown up the shaft
to probably the height of the pit framing
some thirty feet above ground, and after
Jerking the rope off the pully at the top OF
the framing, fell back down the shaft.
The shaft presented scene of wreck
and havoc such as perhaps was never seen
on any similar occasion OF a coalpit eXplo-
sion. The woodwork had been blown from
the bottom of the shaft, and scattered for
one hundred yards al around the pit-head
in perfect shower. The same appear
ances were presented round the ventilatin9
plymouth, called the Free Trader" and
situated at the distance of half mile from
the main down-shaft.
! Every effort was Immediately made tc
relieve those who might remain alive be
low, but this was work OF extreme Difficult
ty, as the shaft WAS choked by various OBJ
structions. On Sunday evening. the ner
employed reached the bottom of the shaft
where two men were found alive, but in ar
extremely weak and exhausted condition
They were Immediately brought to the sur
face, and means were taken for their resto
ration. They could give no account of The
causes of the explosion.
The latest particulars state, that from th'
, examinations which had taken place, it hac
been ascertained that the work of recover
inc the bodies would be one OF time ant
danger. Two dead bodies have beer
brought up, but the bulk of the others
fifJy-nine in number, are supposed to be il
another portion of the pit, the approache
TO which are SO filed with foul air, that tn
miners were beaten back There is no hop
that any of those in the pit remain alive.
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10 t-ae 1zzz usrs tzs saved the Elr
& 4 Re- cz-zzel U.s. F-esaalel tssc
czva- cesuu- tlze Hzzeae>- - cs-lik hea-
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c-1lz-cil e. s-1z.E-1 551s- tosS and respect
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DEsPAIR THE FAsHIoN.-The latest styl.


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chard, the piquant correspondent of the
Courier des Estots Unis, prefaces one OF
his recent letters with the announcement
that it Is ''all the rage" for ladies in Paris,
just now, to wear the manner and air Of the
profoundest melancholy. Like all fashions,
of course, it is best suited to certain physi-
ognomies, and Hoadies are found to be de-
lieious with no hope left-utterly disconso-
late A great writer has said, despair is
but one step before consolation" however,
the gentlemen provide, as before, for such
matters as the ladies enjoy.
That a particular expression of face
should be the fashion, is one of the novelties
of these electric times, but so it is. Willis,
IN the Home Journal, says that it is odd
how few of the fashionable women do il
well, however. A profound coquette is
the only one who can succeed at it. The
muscles of the face get fatigued, and the
turned down corners of the mouth become
stiff. with several hours of unmitigated de-
lection. The charm of it is the relief oi
laying it off with bracelets and earrings:
and husbands profit by the fashion-the
change which repose requires, on getting
home. being from moping to smiles. moi
from smiles to moping.-Pieayune.
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The Jews of Eevy York

A New Y ork letter in the Savannah News.
says:
The Jews of New York intend TO call a
meeting very shortly, for the purpose Of e.
recting, by means of subscriptions and do
nations, an Hospital for the sick and aged
of that people. They have five Benevolent
Societies here, which guarantee $4,000
towards the building fund, and al annual
amount of $4,000. Il is intended to ask the
Legislature for grant of money, and tho
city for grant of land.