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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-02
p1rRR- BROTHERS & CO,

Importers and Jcbbers Of Mohar. Silk and
Lille Thread Gloves, Silk and Mohnir Trim
ming Laces; silk Brnids and Cords, Glass.
Steel, Silk and Pearl Buttons, and every dcs-
cription of Trimming Goods, which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms at
No. 70 Mitk street,.
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS & OILS.

WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS & OILS.
BANKER, CROCKER & Co.
Nos l07 State and 2S Doane Sts -: Boston
Have for sale large assortment of Window Glass
consisting Of Bedlurd Crown Of superior quality,
from y to 36 10. alta reduction of nearly 80
per cent. from former prices; English Sheet, Ger
man, French and American WINDOW, Coach.
AND PtcrURr GLASS from 8 y 6 10 IS SO in
clies also French, German, British aud Crystal
PLATE GLASS, from 6 s 10 "a X 40 inches.
They also have on hand and for sale nj the lowest
prices, English and American WHITE LEAD, Of
most approved brands. Iinseed Oil, Spirits Tur.
dentine, Japan; Sheds Coach, Furniture aud
White Narnish together with n complete nsrort-
ment Of Paints for House, Ship, Sign and Coach
Painting.
b., {. & Co. arc also agents for the sale Of
Metallic Fife and Va er Proof Paint,
which is i,cly used for Railroad Depo,s,
Fncrorcs. and Dwelling iouses. Ms it air.r,ls
great protection against Fire and Water, aud is u
very cheap and durable Paint.
5s " I nssS GG', Gp1SFsa
=
MICA OR SHEET ISINGLASS,
For Stove Doors, Lanterns. SC, of superior
quality. for 81 Wholesale ard Retail Also
safety Lanterns and Lamps ia any quantity at
No. 81 Union Street tur stairsl Boston, by
GEORGE IL. RUGGLES.
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Boston Cards.
GLENDON IRON

tT'GEoRGE GARDNER & co - Liberty Square
BOSTON, nre the agents for this superior lion, which b.
IN extensive use with many Of tho principal Machine
shops, Railtoads, Navy Yards, &c, in New England
aud othef parts Of the county where the best qualities
of Iron required The Gcnon lrou Is made entire
ly from the best American stock.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-02

w. & | will be receiving the coming season
all the newest pattern goods, selected by Mr.
Weeks who will be in Europe during the com
ing summer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-02
BOSTON CARDS.
MARCH, 1851.

Merchants, Manufacturers. and all others
going to Boston for supplies, are respectfully
invited To give their attention to, and preserve
copy Of the following list of BUSINESS
CARDS.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Y'o THE PUBLIc.-INDIA RUBBER snoEs.--ouE
attention has been called 10 Advertisement Horace
II. Day published in tho New York Herald OF ith Juv
l5 and tho Courier and Enquirer date in rhieS
rter nuen umerted abuse tf attorney, W Judsor.
he sesr that we dare not charge him with pirng
Gocfyeare fttcntt under that he
not nfrnrc Gos Patents in ths Of shoee
have purchased licenses for Of In
money ana are aay Iaying tariff Cor the same ana
rather than pirate upon Goodyears Patents We thnh IL
just 70 rurchtse right valid patent than
20 niringc H. NJ Day. having been prosecuted
lcdeed oocdyers rshte made settsment. aud srrcsd
IN future not 20 ~ rnre h Patents lie is
Ing nos only o. infringe said Patents, but 10 iniurs our
seiyes who have for large Constellation. parshsssd
our h1cnsst. tnc n0w work under thcm aud sharro
kr nay dree,y snd that over sic atures with
prnfng upon soodyohrs facnts In the
shoes which be s Offering to the pubc and rive
uoce thrt he and all who concerned with him In pur-
chasing yeuoag his ohoc violation Of said ftsnl
Rights rill be profecutod.
n. CANDEE.
HAYWARD RUEBEI CO..
hy Mm. A.,Buckinghar. Trearrrsv.
IHE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG b..
FORD x co.
New Nerk, July w. 1881.
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aALrs ~. Aou,Cr0n.


A ucrIoN NorICE.-TBos BELL, AUCTIoNEER
ny n. ". Bush Sale thi dsy at l0l o'clock, in the
Az non koen 10 North liam tr et q general varsity
uonsaf I'D Furniture. Sofa Bed Mattresses Carr
pe. B'Ss, &e Also by yirtae portsage. Bisnksts,
Snnr Glass, and rich China spl-pdid suit Of Crimson
nnnAsk urtans; London Mapte Clock. cost 80; nantel
otnamsnw nne Painting; "a Londsn Dock Wines;
oaso superior quality containing 20 Sardines 80.
TAOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
M D BUTLER, AUcTIoN EER-PuBLIc ApxINIs.
rasor sale On wednssday, AUGUST 8. Al 10 clock.
Arthur G. Palmer Peter Ercke other ntsstass-eon.
sstng oi superior French Paper Hanns valuable OH
ran tings and Sketches artists Easel
valuable gold and silver Watches, Chains, Jewery ko:
Books, Gune gentemens Clothing. linen Sheets Po
cases. and BedopE superior leather Trunks Vslisss.
Chests, &c. Also, q large office Sto Fe.
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Iotai SlOj730 AZ
Or nearly seven per cent on the capital stock.
The report says The road has been during the
six months with great regularity and freedom acci
dents The track is generally in good condition The
whole will be completed with rail in few weeks Our
motive power is in good condition, aud doing full
vice. We have built in shops since the lst Of Janu
ary twenty eight box freight cars forty platform cars
to be converted into hog cars and first class baggage
carr also, rebuilt two passenger cars, originally con-
structed at Cincinnati We have also built at our In
danapos shops ten gravel for the Belefontaine
road and thirty five gravel and four platform ears for
the Terre Haute road and furnished for the latter
pany the and brass work for thrtyfve gravel
building by them at Terre Haute all of which have
duly paid for We constructing fortyHve additional
freight four first class passenger for road
all Of which will be ready for the fall trade We also
building twenty five freight for the Terre Haute
road which 1t is confidently believed will be ready for
operating by the LIST January next. We have
locomotives which will be delivered during September
and October that shall be fully prepared for the
largely increased traffic that will undoubtedly accrue
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CoPARTYEiisIIIP NOTICES.

NEW YORK, 1sr AUGUST, Is5l.-THE CO-PARTNER-
~ strip lately existing under the firm Of Bachc hcEyer
Co.. 70 aiolyd IN oohs9quonst % The death of The .enio
partner, Eaclc McEyCrs. 10th July The underrnei Will
ttO the lusrt of abe late fr and The thereof
ia liquidation. ARTHUR LEAAY. Surviving Partner.
NEW YORK, isr AUGUST, i,5i-TnE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have tile day eoeatcd hcmscvc for the purposc ot
transactirg zen raj Commission business undcr the firm
of CUNhKD lEARI. and will continue the business Of
y. CrNARn, IN.
ARTHUR LEARN.
A PARINER WANTED. WITH SOME CAPITAL. a
n iesfsring prcicrred) @ assist the advcrttcr a
oreLirg mandatory of n1utcal aud mathematical ia
ments a0d of al the ornaueutl work necessary
heard vts-ei. Tie advertiser las Enowcdre and eXrs
ncc in this line. tn,ug ttfn director Of such works IN
three didcrcrt ussy yards turcTc For further paticu
arF address ". o, II farigk street.
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N1PREss NcENcIrr !. &c.

b.
RIEfohD h CO.'S CALIFORNIA rxrRgss.-
- IieIh tv,hty ier cent lees than any other respo,
~ company NeHsra Der and letter r. tag three eent
.fete On TIE Gtcrtis end Empire City sail lth and
IN Auaust ~ TIE lcvett rates. scourd 81 Ne 2Feses
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THE FII.-.uEy.

a
I'ITY AND CoryfY o. SEH YORK, $50 TuE
-, tae n,Irriucrt-navtug seen card 70 yosteriays
tl nttl Htrfi5 sgntd hy William Drew stating that he
td Iot at any hf nac q be
toidtote ~ ,ne occ q Astn Engineer, therefor,
rcff.to ttt oi'onrrt called Mr. bruv 0u Saturday
llst "a nsti kg told NE e had wihdravn big name A.
candle ste Tor The ot - Assistant EuginCcr then asked
ed In q Ifl fraligt. HENRY II. now ARD,
NtW fCrk, AukuFt a1-dSuhscfbed and sworn before
W. SpsuNs. tummissarcrt tf Deeds.
tity and Comfy ~ New hurh IL, william " Tweed,
ltHs duly sworn, den dere and fsy that s1nt ~
c inter'tW tttNttn Mr William Drew and Ne Horny IL
Howard. SATURDAY lass 2i st that The
aad trttl sr d6 6rofcnt tlith noe. Nm. NJ TWEED.
trtru ici8rJ n nf this itl.dty n August 1851.
VS.. ". NphREs. Commissioner q Decds.
DROCKLIN, AUCUSrf is5l.-CARD or NEPTUNE
~ Comrtuv, no At thr rnSu az Nonthiy Meptrt 81
Ntulo Coo pany No 2 hed st the me citing Tooin NsI
uu,tnorsiy kos, tttt tte ccmEany lay ~ unil Our
rsi "a with house. The sompany haa teen put
f'n line 20 ne from eos causc unkuo 20 te roaa
We tak thc cit lenl q South Br0oA yr should nqu
rt0 tht rtafcn Wy the crs has letu triel With %
onr aid especially ~ TIC Afa ~ ~ che si,th uard VI
brnollln. N N HbNIFRSOft FUreuAn
Wv. IooIs, Secretary.
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HeIourn's Grocery Store. northwest COR
s e vs.el & snS v.nds. tan street, Il would ss s.sl.s y
Ianed gentleman acquiring for the Superior quality Of
~ ss5 'npE @ s.a sss chilling hi teas public
others who unacquanted he sess inform them that
hand wines: Sisndiss &c. and .ssass
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye converts red
sf.y hair TO black or brown the instant applied Gou
any part body italian Tsdesssd SOAP cures tan
snS :, S, Se LIQUID KcSss lily ~hiss
NO. q Waller street near Broadway and Callsndsrs ss
esuth Third street. Philadelphia.
The Best Hair Dye .-Bailard's Prenniun,
Fsaty improved has not its equal in london Paris or the
veil IS sod nS and %arSS.S so O. 70 give perfect
Once removed to store No. AIS Broadway Please call and
examine specimens.
sons the face and neck to eekles and tam from
stant No therefore should start on Journey
Fsw er Lotirpa sure protection at
Al times It is sold by RushtOn Clarke Co.. Broadway
Booty, Beauty, and UtilIty, 10 the motto
IT BRO0Kss York Boot and Shoe Emporium, 10 Full
ton street We advise al whs are IL want OF good hand
At this we'll stoetd where thing for the
be had that can be dreamed Of sss,ntly SHAPED
member the number. 100 Fulton street
Persons wishing To have their Lungs exam.
ned thorously with the stethossope, by Of
sS 81 % ss s
can do by calling at Lispepari street. half block
d. ns%sr Of New q York
(sn diseases Of the throat and chest.)
Hutchings' Vegetable Dyspepsia Bitters.-
The snap of the past week has been anything but
agreeable to depeptcs of whom will continue to
readily ss Sy h ase
Give sSs a. single IN TRIAL and TIVE Ss oos xss
Ar its sale Is At i22 Fulton street.
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RRlLAiANT DisCOvERIEa.-"T THE DEC cAPIrArIorS
~, o. Ihes tyhsnl Es9 Com uislossr q Pa;ons. ~
rs, IN hcn,I cf whiehr hs cave "s.les, inner in
trstiyc merely Tie payment 90 Goodyear h, le Il
ore ctree 20 vork undcr C0odyears PRter whiab bAv
hfa onlg lately i-cevcrs1s Il upe rerv-
~ made : late % eessat him. pay. eeer q so r-srd
~ the conviction of nfrngern 0fodycar PAtcst-
which he hre. has been The ohf ard s lou ths only
tinser wse trilsnt conception Of Days aud undo1tt
ely original with him. Days discovery Good
etet yulosni.ing Rubber an yesf before he apples
Ton tor his patent therefor Day cfosy %
r,id who had Learned tho In 0eodyearsc
rf was brilliant eshbioe % inventive genfus Ard AZ
utis striking ciosely nvertoy wi ssue
tres follow ppon ths heels Of aofhsr.
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ICs'r, so.

40 REWARD.-IOsr ~ ONE or KiPP = BTOWNs
" sthFCs os saturday evening. hugt -. is about
|n fticc Wll1 r1EirF rl I"hr tF-Ntth street. MAI
tctu O. Morton rna tufs ~ 'tf '- rn'l ct rtp4rs
.oit1rinG the Nance F fp fprf0 90 fht Store Dutete
rfon Anr person tturnirs ne abr nspcrs ~ che
sustt .r 1t hcf f1mery ul ~ rri1ce 'lrtt Il ~ gee
cove The .lrve Ttr-fr srl fanlg ~ Frtrci Olcfrv,
scrtarg 81 te 40 otatn, his r8gids.1c, goreth
rlott rnd Icnth n,..'s.
4 osF-A ROLL or BANK NILS. BELIEVED TO
- 81 IN from eighteen o. tatutY-Oue dollars Eve
dollar i TIE Iron Rant and come outs of TIE irvine
ianF we're IN ftu rrll tlact not known. The Nudr viii
CRh1hN, 10. 9 hey street.
1855
4 CsT-oR 1EFr IN TuE owSIBUS--A PACKAGE
~ rorttNirF tueros nEs nnt NrauirT The aufer I'd
rec Two dollars Gu lcu,irsshe es No. Wall strse
second story.
CEFTuOUNp IOsT.-s1RAYED raOv rteHry-
N eisth street. WeArtscay hieht, July 9th larre
niuuft coiored Gr,yhnuud; had when he lott a
mrIsif. beral rtuard will he raid 10 any psrson who
" No ~ pIesd sirsst
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INDIA RUBBER suors-rTAUp '-AFrEa ALL I'm
u frtusuent attempts 20 deceive the rutltc ne cembs-
nation evidently mean % allos the afrf sehms fsl
1crm Court h. without tfa ehar.e thi. nov ~
nsvansc vkle there g. plenty tine 90 rrep.rs and caU
uton the hinaon producc witnsst drhus Stoau
and John G. Bielford, rersons IN thsn emrlpy ~a,nsc
whom have tttaehments 20 eo ne ~. tss sn.M
40 trts .fors rv This chafea, ard that the pre-
araud. sud and Will and lab
h Tin reurt vhentvcr The com natsn vutyrs " rial
~ they innocent ~ this chfrxe aaw tho
utnss uron The stand nnd uptt % scrtsd.
ra te trisl ietefe Jury. For isht have
ctsTrtd he Goodyear Patent tr be fraud md sendie
not ht then come before iurv. tsirly. Unu t. ~
ne fame sh rld lttp AT from c,wardiy
stifcis n tht newtrrr,rs. HORACE Il. nay. upaer q
frtia Rutlfr rntcrte out Maaulacttr,f Narsi. uss.
2 teufssr IL street New Norl.
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We have deducted one half Of . tar account
that has been susp~ ndsd, Iron, circumstances
years '..'. $500: sli,ssS az
The government 10 in arrears six mouths mail
pay s............ ......::.. 80. a,1ss ss
We have graded the principal portion of dou-
BILE track between EdiDburg and Columbus,
and paid freight on iron. ............... ASA a.
We have hauled iron and ties for 2
miles Of road relaid; actual expense a. hands
and trains not less than ........... 5000 90
We have paid for years supply of wood,
$l0.s82 81, one half Il which Is on
hand. .......................... 54fI 30
Total. 74s 80
Adj net earnings as above. 769S9 10
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TsFUR RasCrs,

rl'nr BROOKLYN rIRF INSURANCE. COapANY-
Chartered N N2ii Onors ~ Fulton stres broos yns
tktrctatts IN barre. Wal street NeF 10y
cstita Ss also handeo urpiusi rteeset ~ the mosn
md uttd sssnffie M tr
oi isndis urnitrrc aut other perscn " petty vess
port and cargos upon avorabls terms ~ any othst
''"'''' wILLIAx ELLSWORTH, PrssiasEss
AIrAkp 70 slEYkss sssystsry.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

This e on the samc road, Without any Hddltohii eN'
tension during these years.
Tho number Of boat weighed at certain places on the
brio canal during the period Of navigation this season
up to the 1st Of August was a. annexed:-
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INSTRUCTION.
PUBLICATIONS.

T'nE GREAT SPEECH OF VICTOR HUGO ON TuE
Revision OF the Constitution delivered tie lTth Of
July in the legislative Assembly Of France Is published in
the Courier dcs EtatsUnis of this morning. Ore copy
cents fes 81 that paper containing the whole Of the De-
bates can be had on calling at the oce - frankln street,
CAPTAIN MARRYATrs SEA STORIES ECLIPsED.-
" Light reading for the summer.-Just published, This
lay "The Adv!ntnres Of Paul PerriwinhIe ILLUSTRATED;
ten BY tie anthor OF Cavendis e This highly popular
story which had most In London
II published In their style, with elegant
cravings meet the universal which its REPUTATION
has created for IL with the reading public Of the C1sd
states. Price 90 cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

gHE TURF.
CENTREvLLE COURSE. l.. I-TRoTTING PURSE
~ $40 mile heats lest three in i've under the saddc
free for all horses $50 TO TO ths second horse in the last
heat Of the raseto on August 2th Entries close
Friday evening August Sth by " O'clock at Mr.. Mad
den's Hotel, lS5 Chatham street.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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TIE BLOOMER COSTUME.

DLOOMER HAT, AN INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR
- ladies going the country ani good assortment of
Straw Goods for sale cheap to make fer stock
at Young rs Bowery between Grand and Hester strcets
DLOOMER HATS FOR THE COUNTRY.-A LARGE
- assortment just receiyed also Ladies' Garden aud
Riding BATS, and fancy straws Of description,
sale by j. ii. HOMER, 81 John street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
MATRIMONIAL.

VIIFE wANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY THREE
w Of rather good looking wishes to join
self to some lady between the ages Of % and ID who
business having good prospects Of succeeding All
communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL Address n Herald
tfss-stating when and where interview be had.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
FINE ARTS.

L ELLY's HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT-
II ing ohcc l1 Fulton street. Portraits, Bill Heads,
Cards wedding visiting, address, and at homo Cards Cake
Boxes Envelopes. &c. &c name plate engraved and 50
cards printed for ten shipgs N. Depot for sale OF
Corperpate Presses, burned oil Black. Ne, No.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

HALE ~ SMITH, ATTORNEYS. AND CoUNsELLoRS
Atlaw and Solicitors in Chancory Lvin gston Sumter
county Aabara will practice In svm,cr Chostaw, Marn
20, Green, and okou oopntcs AlahamA and In the SUI
emc and fedcra Courts Of the etato and In Lauderdae
komper and NoNutoe counties Mississpp. References
NJ &. Houston 60. Livingston Ala; Thadleus Sanford
Es. Mobile Ala Hcnrys Sraith Townsend, and Hotoh.
hiss, fcnnor e Co, Nos York. SAMUEL HALE.
EDWARD W. SMITH
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FOR SALE AND TO LIEF.

NOR SALE CHEAP. FOR Cash, OR EXCHANGED FOR
whelssale goods or property in this city Ave
Thousand Of land in the state Of Tennessee Title
dsuahle and the survey covers some ofthe best iaad n
the State For particulars sddr note to Lionel Chat
square Post Office. call Col Nicholas HAight.
no win awe you every he having surveyed
Of land in that State His ONCE
William street, corner Pine third floor.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
RESTAURANTS.

6 SHELLEYS.-THIS ATTRACTIVE RESTAURANT
~ and Cafe since the Espyan system OF veotaton has
been adopted the delightfully."- eool pleasant
estabishmen in the city to dine sup Those delicious
Little Neck clans, 20 tender. tsl and refreshing
still the toast.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

EUREIsHED ROOMS TO LET.-FRONT PARLOR AND
= bedroom on the floor. In . private family Lo-
cation coed and quiet Apply ut ITO Hudson street Hsa
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
TtcT'DS;s.

Hast iNpA TONIC PALE ALE CELEBRATED FOR
= W. s"t lrfriue ard non Intoxicating QrnliUeai
rcnS. Nlfs. % tl The btg lrtnis Gninncsf's uuba
AAA IfnNh stout sui London Porter pints aud raft
me ssle IN qunnties o. snt rurchs.ers do.
rd rec o. char-e In any part % New York BROOKLYN
Nilbelnsbnrg and Jereey City. hv the i'm porter
vs. SkIHBRIpGE, 81 and - Iultop street,
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BOARDING, 60.

- desirable location. up town, with comfortable
furr sfed only br akfast and with dinners
Sundays to stage route Address Henry
a fisot
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a.,1s ,s.ur.s ,Hr Dye s - I0ndsn Psr;s ~ ths
bped States proof which is daily applied
we'll ss sold and warranted 70 give perfect sstacon
IN
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

DkOsPfCT HID IILLAGE AssOCIAIIONs-THL
Canal street station where the special train will DO in
radiness NJ IL o'clock Thursday morning. August for
the purpose Of proceeding TO the Pehamvc station aud
from there view the land All persons deous accom-
IaByng the oc0rs and friends requested 10 attend
" BThe books will b. for Gubserbcrs the ground
ALFRED $. PEACE, PRECEDENT.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

A GENTEEL PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
"A situation as w,iter or chamberms aid She would have
no objection to do both in small family; assist at
washing She give the best of city Please
address No 7 Greenwich street. or at No. Greenwich st
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-17

The Wire OF GENERAL JxcKsoN.-lbe
influence of this woman over her anstand'
is -aid to have been very extraordinary
She was Of obscure origin and totally uned.
ucascd yet she inheriied from nature those
fine and noble traits Of her sex to such per-
fection, that her power was very great
Get. Jackson was attached to her IN early
life, but by some means or other the matter
was Interrupted and she married another
who proved villain, and the connection
was a most unhappy one. Gen. Jackson
became interested in her, and the coEse-
qnence was divorce, after which be mar.
ried her. She is said TO have Possessed
none Of those Accomplishments which are
supposed to adorn fashionable life~-reArsd
in the back woods, seeing and knowi. & but
little Of refined society. YET her fine per-
son, strong affections and good sense, the
three essentials Of woman, enabled Der 20
take hold with irresistible force of the s'oIds
strong, and fiery warrior and statesman TO
whom she was welded. Ii was the Hon
held in the embrace Of the fawn. The tn-
fuence she exercised is said to have border
ed on the superstitious. He imagined that
no power or act Of his could succeed or Do
carried out averse to her will or in opposi-
ton to her feelings. She seemed bis guar
dian angel ty day and by night holding in
her hands his life, his fate, his ALL An in-
innate friend Of his says that SO long as no
lived, be wore her miniature near his heart,
and never alluded TO her except in q man.
ner so sutdued and full Of reverence, that
the listener was deeply impressed with her
traIscendent worth.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-17

NOBILITY IN TRoUBLE.-One day when the
flag ship Of the American Commodore was lying
in the bay Of Naples; she was honored by visit
from the King and royal family, with suite, who
came out in gilded burgess and the full parade Of
royalty The ship was dressed from head to
truck in holiday attire; side-boys were mustered
at the ropes, the marines presented arms, the
guns thundered forth royal solute, and the
Commodore welcomed his guests % the qxarter-
deck with the politcness betting an officer Of
rank.
One of the suit, spiadlc-shanked and gaudily
attired NeupoIian, strayed away from the party,
and cruising about midships, espied windsai,
an object he had never seen before. As it was
fully expanded by air, he took II for pillar,
and folding his arms, leaned against il, when il
yielded 10 his weight. and he disappeared below,
heels over head, with velocity that was actually
marvellous, az was his escape from any injury.
I be mishap Glanced to have only one witness.
] his was veteran tar, who approaching the
qaarer-deck, and touching his hat, said, respect
fully ssl beg pardon, Commodore, but one Of
them are kings has fell doon the hatchmay.-
(OIive Branch.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-17

An Indian newspaper, in the English LAM
guage, is about to be- established in New
York ny Mr.. Copway, the Ojibway chief,
or Ka-re- ga-gah-bowh, rs he ia called in
his native tongue, Ii 10 designed for the
perusaI Of both The people of the United
States and the lniian tribes, and without
before the public, the question of
the wrongs which may have been suffered
hy the aborgines, 10 give both races ber-
ter idea of each other--to inspire the Indian
with confidence in the intentions Of ths
American government, aud TO give rho
American people just views Of the charae-
ter of the Indians, his rights. ard his claims
upon the sympathy and philanthropy of his
white brethren. A part of the contents will
he devoted to Indian history and tradition.
and the accounts Of the customs, habits and
manners Of the aboriginal tribes.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-17

The END OF FAME.-A colored gentle
man, Of such gigantic proportions, that he
was commonly called GoIiah, died from the
effect. of too great indulgence in ardent
spirits. Upon which Jonas, after the man
ner of Plutarch, drew the following COM
parison between him and Goliah Of old
Both were great men. Goliah of nhl
might have been the tallesf, but our modern
Goliah was always high e0ough.'
The one was gentleman of choier the
other was gentleman Of COLOR
Both were killed by means Of Sings
Old Golinh by David's sling. young Goiiah
by a gin ding. The former. .prticle was
used TO throw stones at GoliaIi, the latter
frequently threw Golah himself on the
stones