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II. II. GURLEY,
ID. II. G00DLOE.

COLONIZATION ROOMS Washington, June H. 1851.
At meeting of the Executive Committee of the Amer
Colonization Society, held the 10th instant the
Secretary laid before the Committee the Prospectus Of
newspaper to be called the Christian Salesman and to
be devoted to sound morality in Politics. to the Union OF
the States 10 the Of African Colonization and Civil
zaon and to all topics Of high and general interest to
their countryside be published in this city, by the Rev.
r. r. Gurley and ID. X. Goodoe; after the reading OF
which, II was
Resolved, That cordially and earnestly recommend
the Christian Salesman TO the patronage Of the friends of
African Colonization throughout the United States.
Lnne 10 w. McLAIN. Sec. Am. Col Soc
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GEORGETOWN.

BACON, LARD, &c.
Ok 900 pounds of Hams and Shoulders
~ ,OUO 1000 do. No. Lard
40 barrels Philadelphia Whisky
10 do do Gin
rs boxes Eastern Cheese
10 do Gamma
10 do Farina
Received and for sale by
HOWELL SHOEMAKER,
Jy 23-lw cor of High Water sts., Georgetown
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THE DAILY GIST Il n,


MORAN SICKELS, PHILADELPHIA,
circulated extensively among the Merchants Of that
IL city, and travellers find IL in all the Hotels, Steam
boats, and Railroad conyeyances dvergng from Phila
delpha 1t contains correct list Of the of those
arriving at the principal hotels daily
quently is the best the Propretors OF Hotels
other cities can have for extending their business among
the travelling public.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES,

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1N spectfuy inform their friends and the public gene
rally that they positively selling of their stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods at prime cost CASH Pur
chasers may rest assured that there humbug IT,
All they ask is a call, and they promise that shall
go away disappointed.
As- Remember that their store for the present, is
SEVENTH STREET, between ii and /. June 9-tf
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J, A. KIRKPATRICK,

MARBLE, AND PREEsToNE CUTTER,
street. betsoeea 13th and IAN, Washington Cty u. G.
MARBLE MANTLES, Monuments, Tombs Head and
wi Foot Stones, &C. constantly hand, Of the best
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KNABE a GEHLE, Manufacturers,
Nos. 4, Q, s, Q, and IL Eutaw street, Bal
timore. New tributes TO the excellence
Of Baltimore made Piano Fortes. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-15
WEDNESDAY ldpriI . 1851.

WEDNESDAY, 1prH ., 1851.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment at hal
past 10 o'clock
The journal OF the preceding day was read and up
proved.
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION
Tie Convention then resumed the consideration in
Committee Of the Whole. Mr.. SuErFEY in the Charl OF
the report Of the committee on the basis of representa-!
ton
The CHAIR stated the question to be on the PROPOSE
tioa Of the scnrlcnar from Fa,Iluier, (Mr Scorr
Mr.. VAN WRINKLE then addressed the committee
His remarks hereafter.
NJ. CUAMBLiSS submitted some remarks to HE
committee 81 the commencement of this debate but a.
there s.y;ie - he other gentleman from the Eastern
section Of the State. disposed take the floor thi-
time, will take it, and move that the committee now
rise ask that the committee will rise Is matter OF
personal convenience rs it is too late now to commence
The few remarks which design to submit and n pre-
lcr ~ matter IF personal convenience, speaking; Mt
nigh;.
Tile committee then rose
The Convention adjourned until half past o'clock.
p. n.
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sion incidentally mentioned anil made exl'a-
lr.tol. from lie chair ny friend from HalaI.annocs
rosc i his place and confirmed the fact that Id! made
application 20 HIM to !Iove to enlarge that Commit -
Tic Llenbcr ilon Wheeling not then III Ms cA' but
he came me afterwards and said he woud make q
continuation of IN, statement tho next mo:ni II ! q
sired It, that i waa understood between hiii anu re
that lie was TO make motion for the enlargement 81
that committee and that it Sns his onlssot' hos my
fault, that that motion was not made did moi deem
1t necessary however and tie matter passed Il, s"cr
have deemed it necessary IL maze this explanation to
vlnoicat" the sorcal!e;l "gGrsramtnR myofH ri me
east from purpose III thu instance ut least {" ;sor.,
wrong their western brethren SO far as ani per
sonallv concerned knowing absolute 'rcc'ol.l on
all sectional thought bias from nll partial motive or
design in the referred to- should have preferred To
remain silent. and suffer the effect OF my thoughtlcsS
omission Bat when ii is sought TO affect the conduct
nay. sir. the character of population OF more than
four hundred thousand people through the medium of
nv act the truth of history and The Of justice,
both demaud to speak out and i'll the language OF
conscious innocence, to dsown and dlsvow the idea OF
mcdltated wrong on any portion oi the good people OF
this commonwealth. Nor would the able and eloquent
and honorable gentleman from kana%ha, (Mr SUMMERS,
have made alllsiou TO it, if he had been member, or il
he had known my anxiety and my efforts al the time to
supply the omission of which lie complained. If any
gentleman harbors suspicion Of my hostility TO western
interest :. The administration of my duties speaker OF
the iou:c OF Delegates he has but to examine the COM
plcXlon OF the committees gcncralv -cspecally the com
mit,cc Of roads and internal navigation, in which they
were more interested than any other TO have his doubts
removed. Though representing anite rna improve.
ment, rather antistate debt constituency, voted
against nearly Ill extraordinary appropriations yet
the organ and agent OF the House, i'll which there was
decided majority against my views did not hesitate To
give them corresponding control in that important
committee. No question affecting the peculiar interests
If the west arose for discussion during the revision 81
the laws except the single of their land titles and
upon that their leading found i'll open cont est
and ny votes will show to be true to the popular
interests Of the west upcn that subject "a the mos,
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EVENING SESSION.
EF ENINE SESSION.
The Convention met at half past o'clock, pursuan
u n, in1rn,mnnt

The Convention met at half past o'clock pursuant
70 Adjournment
THE BASIS OF REPRESENTATION
The Convention! then resumed the consideration i'll Com
mittcc OF the Whole (Ar Snr*frY in the Cair of the
report OF the committee the basis and apporonnct
IT representation!
Tie CHAIR stated The question to be on the PROPOSE
ton ri the gentleman from Fauc ,licr Dir. ScoTr)
Mr. ChAMBLlSS then &dirc. Sc The committee. Hi.
Remarks hereafter
The committee then on motion If Air. CAPERTOE
rose. and
The Convention then adjourned until loi o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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EVENING SESSION.
! E-N INU NE.SSIUN.
The Convention met AT half past o'clock, pursua
1 al ,.urr,rnut


10 adjournment.
THE RhSTS OF REPRESENTATIONS
Tn. Conrrnton resumed tie coz sdcrution. in Com.
@itae Of the Whole. CTR SnHFrEy III lie ri;rl Of the
report of The Committee The Basis and Appor'inn
men! of Representation
The CHAIR stated The question 20 ic On the ,,ro;.
ostion Of the gentleman rom fnquier ilr Scors.j
Mr.. TUpGUSON thea addressed III. Committee. an,
witl.ou. concluding. gave Way to mo;!ou ,ha' tin
Committee rise.
ror,,iu..v r}-c.
Tn. Convention then adjourned until 10 "e!oc'; To-
borrow ,no:!.:r;t
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FHIU-i J.. .!prl !. ISL.
7. ,:lN..IXG tn nEEAT.,.

Tic Convection met pursuant 10 adjournment
III, Journal ri The preceding : VAS read :n,i ap
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THURSDAY, 3Erit 8, 1851.
TIE HOUR or MEETING.

The Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
Ihe journal OF the preceding da- was read and ap
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Iror,;ausd 10 s>cond pGgf o. No. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21
MARRIAGE
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
MASY and many wife cndurcs years Of bodily
suffering and of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help.
less embittering her life that of her husband, and
hazarding the future welfare of her children, arising
from causes which, # knorn, would have spared the
suffering, the anguish to the wife, and to the hus-
band embarassmcnts and pecuniary difficulties hav-
ing hoiy ,9rigiu in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence Of the sickness Of the com
panon Of his bosom.
How important that The causes should be known
~ every wife, to every husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap
piness Of both may be avoided Lie ia too short and
health too precious to admit any portion o! tho one 70
be spext without the full enjoyment of the otheg
The timely possession Of little work entitled AZ
follows has been the means of saving the health and
the life of thousands, as over
TWO DRIED SAND
copies have been sold since ,he frat edition wns 10
sued.
The author has been induced to advertise it lr7
the urgent and pressing request Of those who hay,
been indebted to its publication for all they hold deaf
that all may have an opportunity Of obtaining H. and
who have favored him with thousands Of letters u
encomiun, some O! which e;o annexed to the adyer-
tsemens.
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E|f'H't J'0"i q I-e''t.'
Com petence and Health.

"LANCAsTER, PA, Oct e. ls47.
any DEAR SIR: | know you will have the kind
ness to he ar With me in encroachng upon YOUR timc
while acknowlajse lin behalf of my self and wifel
the obligations feel ourselves under you in hav
Ing tr-@r known certain HIUt:ts, contained IN your
most invaluable Married Womsn's Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight in sold
to If express myself rather warmly, YOU win
Zee that ! can not DO so too warmly, when inform
you of the extent to which have, through it, been
your book through the mcrest curiosity look upon
it as one Of the most fortunate events Of my life
had been married so5,c ten years, and the tai e.
otseyeE children was long struggling uncsasinsly.
% the end that might gain moderate competency,
bat the results of my utmost eNertons the end len
about where ytas nj the beginning OF each year;
and that only, with the stnted economy suhi-
cling with barely the necessares Of life Finally this
constant effort was beginning to have its eec; upon
my health: felt lees capable to endure ls contino-
ance while felt the Necessity 1I perseverance,.
This constant, uncensinG s,r,ggie my part
Imperative, in consequence of the Irostrated cnndi
ton of my wife with occasional intermsson for six
years, much of the time confined to her bed and Of
course incapable Of taking tue charge and manage.
ment of household affairs Her condition arose from
causes # which was ignorant Oh! what would
| have given had the six years to live again
What would my wife have given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE
bed of sickness all of which would have been
avoided, had then seen a copy Of The MARRlID
EoAASs PRIVATE MrnlcAL COMPASSION"
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ClN"EVDATIoN,
lCertiilcatc olDr. PERRY, Portsmouth, y. II J

N1r Norsr, E$ $@5@i &' G%@ ! l!aiF Si KS.
,s >T; %tI It my IM'y 10 ,',C ZONE
Hair Restorative. Several years AGO alter a severe
hi &" sickness my wife lo'l all OF her hair, the scalp
appeared diseased and the hair grew ont hrash and
nnevrn. About year ago, by another tit OF sick
ness, She los al OF her ha.r scaoni timc and for n
'oNE time there Nls apparently no action in the
scalp. Nhrr various applications was induced to
try the above mentioned Restorative and now after
the n>e Of few bottles her hair has crown out $
llck a. .usrous, and of beautiful colorns ryei
ulhcrmorc tor a long time | have been afflicted
WIN neurnlgc and other pains in my head, and |
nave ionnd II the best external remedy ] have ever
tried / can therefore cEorru.ly recommend it to
all who are afflicted above us the best article
llNe CN.r s..M-
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AVDEID ERR sQrEb!

,,rp ~ =, A. =, q, ,,,,t, N-.,,
avn lOC CAV uhiN " Pa" ~ fEh or,
<x7I7E,r, ~ lNfohTANr ChtNGL
N-1G IsT-y-Triy -, l. LIZ >,
'-,iA' hiHG"W Pd" ET.
y .e--s .t1a2.-,~ trdcfgr the oririual and
-, Il - only genuine. IN new
~. '95srjyI ag't77.BFsa envelope and much larg-
sa.14.1a.s-Ss. Il - 80 sSzasEIS err boyeo
15,. ,,,,r,,t;,, IF u,Il,,..s IL v,r,,,,r In mo
OlI iVrn,ncr nnnj Tho market 1void nc vnn ,yould
noisnn for 10 usp il is as danrcrons
| No Article hut D3llrys Genuine Extractor can
ohprL iun,nnotion Instantly entirely subdur the
poig of tLe worst Burns and Sends in from one TO
Is minues and curr the sotcs without scar Pilrs
Salt Rheum Cuts Hounds Bruises Sores and In
ti1lned Eyes, Inilammatory Rheumatism Chilblains,
old and nvelerate sores, ctrcs radically and pos
iiiyrlyl II never aiisand there is no mistake only
ne the genuine Dev Salye!
cross IMPOSITION.
CARTON 70 DEALERS! llnscrupuous vendors of
counter II Extractor nut IN the spurious and dele
tcric : stuff. with few boxes Of the genuine Daily
Salve in each dozen, under well initiated but
Counterfeit Wrapper Of the Old Size, and thus offer
It to dealers at a reduced price This Bait takes
with many dealers, but the conliding sufferer who
happens TO use the counterfeit and poisonous stuff,
,nys the penalty of the fraud aggravated disease-
nnsirhlv def,rmity resulting from severe burns and
wounds and not unrcqueny, loss of life itself, and
the woiul consequences
Shun the poisonous counterici;s and buy Daley's
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sULL VAN RAILR DAD.

Winter Arrangrmcn'.-JanHar 1t, 1850
EiRS LEAVE B0STON FROM FiTCilBUN G
" Railroad Depot, by way oi Grot0D Junction,
FitchburEh kccue, Walpole and Windsor, at 73G
< NJ, aniGrlNr at Wells RIVER at 3.I5 and al
Burlington at $40 y. NJ.
Cars leave Boston for Charesown, Claremont.
and Windsor at : 30 and J ! A. NJ, aud arrive at
" indsor at 10 and 5.30P NJ.
Cs,, ,ca%e Wells River at 80 and Burlington nj
6 80 A. NJ, and by way of Windsor arrive il
Boston 6 p. VI.
Cars leave Windsor at IS and II 10, and arrive
n Boston at ,! and ?. NJ.
New York passengers connect at Grotton June
ton and IVaIpolc.
Stages leave wells River on arrival OF Car,
from Boston, Tor ST. Johusbury, Staus'ead, DcIbl
Line, &c. &c.
Stages leave Burlington each morning lSundays
y cepted) for Nontrcai. &c. &c.
Freight Trains leave aud arrive at Boston daily.
Cattle Trains Tor Porlrrs on Tues lay.
THOMAS ). WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad.
Canrlestown, H. T., Jan. |, 1850. dNwtf
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~ Copies VIII he sent by 1inil free of Posta ;
IN the Pure huser,
Law and land Office.
dnLac, Wisconsin,.

Ioni dnLac, Wisconsin.
DRU RY 81 Film T. ATTORNEYS AND
~ CoUNcILLoRs AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHAM
Gerry.
ERAsrrs W DRuRy, lof the late firm Of Drury x
Eastman
Erwin FLINT.
MeSsrs d. Il + will practice in all the Courts IN
the State and give spcclal attention to collecting ana
securing debIs They haze business competitions
formed Throughout; The state Of Wisconsin, Northern
Illinois, and Eastern Iowa. They viii also attend to
ihe purchase aud sale Of Lands Ihe payenl OF axes
The location of Land |! auants, the examination OF
Land Titles, &c.
our correspondents IN New fok' BOSOM baltimore,
PhIadephin, Washington City, and most the
Refer TO Hon Milo L. Bennett, Asahel Peck, Esq I,
d. X Pangbom, Smaey Il PHELPS, aud C. ID. Hes
sor, Esq, ~
Dee. lSis, w22u
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= .NGEROTS DELIVERIES,
cae-, uCTIONS IRREGULARITIES II

How many are suffering from obstruction or irreg
ularcs peculiar to the female system, which uIS
dcrmne their health. the effects Of which lily NE
ignorant and tor which their dclicncy orbids seeking
medical advice How many suffer from prolQpsps
ute,1 falling of ne wonb, or from fpor-0!Ju, W eak-
ness, debility, &c., NC How many in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement! How
many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries and
whose lives are coparded during such time, will find
in IFS pages the means of prevention, ameliorator.
c,,J oil atl
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Extract from letter.
To those just Married. -" Had | known ~

"PHlLADELrH1A, Nov. 90 ls4T.
"DR. A NJ MAURcRAUi Had known Of the i'm
portant matters treated of in The Married Woman's
much misery might have escaped lhave suffered
years from causes which you point out in your book,
without knowing what to do. obtained copy, and
found my case treated Of | trust every female will
ava. herself OF the iuorma ton contained in its pages"
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Boston,. New YOYli. &c.

BY IHt WAY OF WTNDSOR, vt.
Raiiroad FROM BoSion 10 Wells Rjrcr, and
20 Bwling'oa, Tt,--Through Tctcts to
Stations on the PdSsumpSic aad tie Yer
mont Central HujirOad.
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III. ~ Nv N,'"N M","II - WIN lis H3"ronS
.",'' i"' "i,..i ~ l"I'iS looks iNr boi'rd
,}'s " ShINr"'" up Ire lh' corners OF mean mau'>
.ou' "4' p'-I''1 III" I'.r Tire c,"'hrS themselves
Wv -u Ivy !"'l '' - ''' "t 80 surely done Tor m
y''' D" "iI- ,""r'i' l"Hi q lew operations finish
;rr.ll AZ ,'' Gu "'I" mus nave new st Of
S''''S = I'.~ N'y n.I uiu destructive attI.tIou
- 'A.H - '.ti SOAP,
- "'''" I'D 'hN''''' ana mere H. no doubt that as
",' a. I'n .,'' "l''''' ''t''ar Known II Will SUI
iTIV,"' ~ "'"l means 81 producing Cleanliness by
'''e use {" ZIP; o,.-,
IN NV Nj CHI AIMING,
'tsyIr'ncs ar' comment the auor, 50 much drea
t. iu lHc -aru! uua 1H hDiur reduced ,orr .,iI,,
TlIlt IurEqn~, II l.ayrs ,gru ~. Good ~. i,,y, -
appearance irit.ogt insgy,. its ,,,,,,,eo,,,i re
! tcds'
The printed directions ;y,rl, ,rr rlr,i .Lo5 tocy
pu. co-crs, must m aH cnvcs ie oLs,.
ed iu or'rr :, obtain the lrnef, q tie SOM
The following are among the cnIulu.p'l,ri,,s nj
ready obtained from persons who have tested MS viz
tues
Darlington, Nav 81. 1880
| Nessrs WoouErrr & RAJ
Gcul.cmcu nav, nj last arrived NJ the c.,,,Iu.
'"n iu regard TO your Patent Soap tor Family Wash
i"g. suppose you will consider me rather ardy in
,oporrm. 49, you, but waited for scyrra. uas, as
onud some difficulty in getting air ones, as wash
rfS arr so in the habit OF rubbing that 1t has been on
| rrP'ard trials That could get lair operation, and
am mo-" t"ld 10y 'r PERSONS trying Tor me that they
are h,'y convinced Oh lis "uIlly and entirely esab-
''''"n1 wh@t you s,nir IN relation to IT,, o,,,.
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ION NREE pREss, FRDAY MORNING, FNBRUARY 81 Eel.

6 g. I'D Cd @ ss....3 6
IN EACH BOTTLE-oxr qsue,o,,,pi d,.--
Tn1GE Do-,s day One b.t3e combining Gi dcacs as,s
Twenty-One Days.
Price &lco per ioiHe, o., SIR HJt9es Jor $500
Tz3 EzEg- IN l2Iv-E7-vezB
PURIFYING EXTRACT
Is "ov PIT ~ i" QrAET roTrLEs, m! is Of the
The g,ch ype,ipayof rms rrnrrtR over s,suNnutA
stood from tie r,owin! Gc'- Fesr~trausc it not o,iy
possesses lo,rs of ia medication the rrnr EssgNcE Of
Sarsaparilla, yellow Dock,
Cherry ard .snsaairnu Banks,
Ties Of e,ot of rse T",rs m e!c! be Of han can be- aund
in dny holIe Of medicine, c4.r ErLr'ri Of SI,.'p1yi":
t, AMI s.ss . Gs; ar 5!a 2 ] the
Roots, linr,,, anI YcEctnblca,
M,H'i"gaa' end Wien h'' &c cDnr.igasI WIN SDsoir
,aL, ioo. Iocy Cae1g a'a :. 'gfr'', y n,!!" m mii
oo'd SO true is iS, thai to have cery IaDsd medical eg,et
Oniy One Tnblcspoonrui, three time, a l,1y
But ism with Extract OF Sty1ai,i ~ Consequence
o. Us mI,a,' ,m Iys 1."Cy nrs so much weakened
Three. Niore Tib'espooyjd,- rnRGE, Forn ar MoNi
Sasop4ri only hold. , I'm, ,t5" i ia- oro s.. 1,,,
sroonta' al d,' and 70 ",iy do,os day, VIA up
-Four, FIVE or SIX Days,
which show ihain boe 5rnHt's PHrilcr, win es' from
plri; amt ii daily n- rl. honey ,u a,l a. be- ~
ppun ien it Ppo,ts urt O~a j,. ~ ,i. f., ~ q.
worth T"ec. Foa or fne tunes more than bo;e of Sat-l
The above comparison dreq ycr show the g,,, dig
md Stn,,r,r,t, r az, Il, ''g ~ "'i'I ,Hlf 'DH
cures in Bciass himlle,, s4owtn; tina;
ONE BOTTLE OF DRANT's PURIFIER
ma ttt,r 10 H. mud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21
GRE ENFIELD. MASS.
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