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JtNvr LIND.-Mr. Barnum has published
card in the New York papers, announcing THAI
he engagement between him and Miss Lind
will close wi h the Tooth co cert and that nine
more concerts only remain TO be even Inc
public viii he glad to learn that Miss Iind's
concerts in this country are MOI 10 be terminal
cd with this arrangement, ms might be inferred
from Mr Barnums announcement Her Sec
rotary in a card published in Tuesdays N Y.
Commercial Advertiser, states that she has new
or authorized the st, temcnt that the concerts
which vet remain to be given by het, under her
engagement with NJ Barnum. will he her last
in America; and that after a season OF rcpose
and recreation, she may, if her strength permits.
make professional tour in Western New York
and Canada =
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ThrALocuE oF the PRiHcIPAL OFrfcrRs
n VERMONT. as connected with lis Pc
li'ical History, :rom 1878 10 1851. with
snme Blngraphlcal Notices. Sc , by
Leonard Deming, MiGdlebury VI
"A pamphlet volume of liz large
octave pages, (muttum in pdrro.) enii-
lied as ahove, has just been issued bv
he tu'hr'. 10 whom We are indebted for a
COPY The ca,alopue enbrpces Governors.
Lieutenant G ,vrruors Secretaries Of State.
Speakers aud Clerks of the House, Sena.
tors aud R-pr S-niativrs ia The S ate Leg
isla,ute, Judges Sheriifs. County Clerks
Sialc's Atiornies, Members of Congress.
g., &c Mr.. Dcnings reputation ms a
collector of statistics will ensure entire con
fdence in the accuracy and completeness
of his work. Il contains SO man, interest
permanent form (Which would otherwise
sonn be lost) and makes II book 50 val
uahle for reference, that we are glad the
task has been undertaken by so competent
d hand, and so successfully ACCOMPLISHED.
Many Of his personal sketches and political
"reminiscences are quite entertaining The
p,nrhler may he sent in the mail to any
Pact nj the State for small sum j ron-
'ans he only complete return OF TIE last
cepsus OF the several towns in this State
vel published. aud also The rensu, OF pre-
vlrns Years II - sold al so cents a copy.
Published h, l. DENiSG
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LAKE DuNMoRE HousE.-Ne are re-.
quesled to anusunce tina, the Lake Dun
more House will he opened for the accom-
mnda'ion Of the ruhic, IN Monday, the
l6 hrnsi, hy Messrs n a. " r PRAY
The beauty oil the SCENERY around Lake
Durmore aud the que ness of thus romuu-
ne rrt'rs' have made the place "a favorie
rtsori durIng the Summer months, TO peo>
10 from TAR aud near. No tourist, IN search
~ nrrl. Should pass through our STATE
,hour tIppI hi paddle n Lake pun
more, aud climbing 20 Llama Cascade"
The hrghls beyond.
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LAND REFORM AND THE NV YoRK
DEMoCRACY.-Ihe Land Reform portion
of the New York Democracy held meeting
in Tammany Hall on Tuesday evening.
The object Of the meeting, as stated by the
Tribune, was TO engrait upon the great
Democratic party the idea of Land Reform,
and bring out Hon. lsasc P. Walker, OF
Wisconsin, as the regular Democratic cans
didate of 1852" VIM. Jay Haskell was
appointed Chairman. and DR.. lngrahm, for
merly editor of the Globe, chosen Secretary.
Resolves in favor of making the Land and
Labor Reform the issue in the election of
President in 1852 were passed, and cordially
recommending the Land question to the cons
sideration Of the Democratic rarty through.
out the country. Hon. Isaac p. Walker WIS
also nominated as the candidate of the Dem
ocratic parry, subject to the decision of the
National Convention - Boston journal
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Only S25 For HOMESTEAD. - MIR.
Charles Wood. recently proprietor of the
village of Hermannvlle, on Long Island, to
supply the demands for his lands, has laid
off an additional number of lots, equal in
size and quality, and adjoining those recent
" disposed of at that place. which are to be
sold and divided among the purchasers in
the same manner. These lands are of a
good qualtv-water and wood are abundant
and ,hev lie directly on the Long Island
Railroad, fifty miles from New York Ron
konkoma Lake. with abundance of fish and
beautiful transparent water, is one mile to
the north Great South BAY, with its CLANS
oysters and sea fish is four miles to the south {;
while Lakeland, a village recently started,
here many handsome buildings are already
erected, Immediately adjoins. Hermann
vile is therefore desirable point for The
eye Of the capitalist the gentleman, or the
mechanic, wishing a country residence to
rest on We inyi,e their attention to it and
to Mr. Woods advertisement in an other
column. eow513m.
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SLAVE CASE IN CLEvELA>D.-Miss Mi
nor a resident of Louisiana, is travelling
east, accompanied by her slave Mary
While in Cleveland last week, writ Of hd-
beas corpus was granted by Judge Atkins
directing her to show cause why she deain-
ed or restrained the liberty of her servant.
She refused TO appear or answer, and the
Court discharged Mary, saying she was at
liberty to 90 where she pleased The SER
want sad she had been kindly treated. and
returned 10 her mistress. This did not
please the colored people. who were determ-
incd TO force freedom upou her, whether
sh" was willing or not, and for that purpose
caught hold # her clothing ~ she went on
boa-l the boat An officer inierposrd and
she was permitted to accompany her mistress
without farther mocstation Miss Minor. it
is sid. is willing 10 free her servant wbcnev-
or the latter chooses TO leave her.-Bufdi0
Commercial Adrortiser.
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Dico


In Kecseylle. n. Y, Of consumption.
NAV 22d. MARY EIIzABFrH BREwER.
wife Of Rev. John Mauocks, ased 80 years.
In Litchfeld, Conn on Tuesday evening
Sd inst ai or very protraced illness, which
he bOrr with unusual patience, O1IAs SEY
MouR, ESQ, ged about II.
Al MIR. seymour had passed his entire life
in this village, having been prominently before
this community FIR more III n half a century.
il is probably unnecessary to make any llu
sion TO loss which all feel and all will mourn.
His death is a removal OF time. honored land
IN rk-a few only of which remain. and those
few are fast being removed Possessing BY in.
heritance tender sympathies of heart, which
early in life he dedicated to his Redeemer and
the happiness Of those around him manifest.
ing through life the most lively sympaihies for
the or and the afflicted, he may be said TO
have passed his long life in doing good.
lie held many Offices of trust indcatng the
confidence Of the people. For many consecu
tive years he performed the duties of Hieb
Sheriff OF Liichfeld County, with much credit
TO himself, being plompt and faithful officer
tempering the severity of the law with the kind,
| uess of his heart.
Ills loss VIII he deeply felt by the Episcona
Church OF which he was a consistent member
and a very liberal contributor TO the sunnnrt NJ
its worship from its infancy Ia its present man
hood He Ton d the consultations Of the chris
tian religion his support and reliance rough
the 10 period Of his illness, and saw will
fearless eye and steady nerve the approach o
death
The poor and needy will miss his oft re
peated an timely benefactions His family, L
whose welfare and happiness he had particular
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BLooMERIsM IN BosToS. The edi,o,
OF the Boston Sunday News saws thar he
found Mrs II Marion Stephens in n Bloom.
er house -dress on Salurday-the wai.t and
skirt Of black silk " buitoned up before y
the pants Of white linen la Turk. and oath
cred at the bottom She is having a stree,
dress made OF black satin. The Bloomer
Rig Is the name Of new farce brough,
Out at the " National tonight. in which
Mrs. Bloomer, Mrs. Swisshelni, and Mrs,
Darlington are the principal characters
We suppose the first soliloquy of fresh.
blown Bloomer, upon looking down upon
her beautifully encased extremi,ies, mus,
be
Man wants hut little here below,
- Nor wanI that little long"
Indeed, we hear that Boomer, AT one oI
our churches yes erdaS, showed evident ce
iehI at hearing these lines read from one Of
The pulpis The same TO be- sung by the choir
She wac no way daunied a hearing II fall
lowed in the afternoon by another psalm
commencing
I've seen an end ~ what they call
Perfect on here below
How far, &c.
-LOtreH Courier.
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JoHE VAN BuREs In speaking of John
Van Burens Speech at Burlington, the Senti-
mel says:
The sneering alusion TO the Old Line De
mocracy OF Vermont, was. considering s
source. 10 the worst Of taste. Mr. Van Buren,
pioiesses 10 belong TO the Democratic parry OF
New York "a party which, since he re- union
Of The two branches, has stood upon precisely IA
Nai,ongi, no test g'OandOccgped by The demo, racy
Of Vermont Ia the formation Of the re union
Of the New Y TX Democracy, we remember
this SAM John Van Buren, was "a leading par
ueipani-and we remember, too. that he was
denounced Tor IL as 81 TRAITOR 10 liberty" by
nearly all The tree soil papers in the countr,
Now he c. mes 10 Vermont o. sneer az those
who irfrnded him on that occasion, and 10 laud
his viiters Let The true Democracy Of both
States judge him.
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VINO IS TIL, GREATEST SLAvEHoLD
Err we say Great Britain with all her
siited sympathy foi Freedom; with all he,
NOISY professions against Servitude. She
holds millions upon millions in Slavery
Her slaves are of many kinds: the slaves
of her Debt; the slaves OF her Factories
The slaves of her NJ mes the perishing slave,
of her Cities; the crushed slaves of her oil
onies; the crouching of her Military Estab-
lishment And all thcsr-her sla>es-a",
white men, wome and children. Think O
il. We who have been misle1 b, British pro
fession.- PennSyiranidr.
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For Grandmother.

Career the ripcned sheaf, -
For II is thine: q DE III
Gather 1t ntzhugh, Grief
Follow thy sickle breath.
@, were it ours to give,
Thy harvest would not he
Of such as her we grieve,
Whose blessed memory
Shall be holy spell,
To guide us on the road
To Ange-worlds where dwell
They who are blessed of God
Though she had fingered long
Waiting but patiently
TO join their Spirt-song
The Heaven tuned minstrelsy-
Waiting in loneliness
10 meet our Grand. Sire there,
Waiting in WEAKNESS
The answer 10 her prayer.
Yet were it ours o Death
To stay thy sickle's power
A little longer, Detih
Would we have claimed her ours
We would have kept her smile
Braming with Loves pure light
Her blessing too,-a dover
Richer than rubies bright.
The LiUin9 Presence too,
of Age TO virtue we'd
Were more holy joy, and true
Than the mem'ry Of the deGd.
Yet it were wrong to grieve,
Lonely have been her years,
Since thou her Utmost called
Many her hours of tears.
Then bear her gently. Death,
Unto her sou earned rest,
For all she knew on earth,
Shall rise and call her hicst.
Gentiy-and bury her
BY him size monrned in heaven
Uto whose glad embrace
Our God her soul has given.
Wei may ye mourn, whose steps
Her mother care has led
As with pale brows We stand
In presence of the Dead
Your childhood's hearthsIonc FIRE
Is smothered long ngr;
The ashes Of It's mrm'ry
Are moulding damply now
he household ch ir Is rent
Some OF us ink, are riYen
But hnrni-hed by Gods smile,
They're hrighteninr now in Heaven.
,AicaPo, ILL.,, Eel. 20, 1851. ct.B.L.
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New Hampshire Legislature.
CosooRD. N H., June 4

CONCORD H., June A.
he Senate was org nized by the choice of
John ; Wells, of Exeter. for President, who
.ecevcd all the votes cast; w. p. Foster, of
Krene, Clerk, and George c. Williams, of Ian
caster, Assistant Clerk
In ~ House, on the first ballot for Speaker
b Baker, dem, had 1879 out Of 279 votes
George Y Sawyer, whig, los j cob S. HAYES,
ahul. wing, 80; 2 scattering. On the So oud
b lot Baker aud Halves had one less each, and
Sawyer Two more Mr.. Baker was elected
Speaker on the fourth ballot, having lao votes
the number necessary for choice.
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nlarrir0

At Chimney Point, on the 9Th inst, by
Rev B. Abbott, JOSEPH G. S HIrcHcocK.
NJ ID, of Gorham Me-. to Miss ELLLN L..
daughter of ID. V Chambers, Esq, of Chin.
ney Point.
In Lowell May eth, S j. VARNEY, ED.
publisher of the Courier and ournal t.
ISIS Ruin +. STEWART both OF l.
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Election of Governor Of New Hampshire.

OUNOOhDf " I1sI UuIIU o.
The two Houses in Convention this NOR
ming have filled the vacancies in the three
Senatorial Districts with Democrats, by an
average majority OF twenty -fNe.
The Democrat, candid lie in the, vacant
Counsello district has also been reelected
by over thirty majority.
Al fifteen minu'"s past lwelve, the Con-
venilon proceeded TO the election of Cover
nor, with the following result
Whole number of votes, 275 necessary
for choice, 1888 Samuel Dinsmore. DeIuo>
crai, las Thus Il. Sawyer, Wing, l2O
majority for Dinsmore 25.
There we've Fl scattering votes which were
not counIed--two persons only being constl.
tu,iOnal candidates.
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ly devoted himself will deplore the loss Of one
who was the exact tern of a christian father.
In word. rhe entire community will long re.
member and respect him Tor that rare combina-
tiou of character which 6iifused such nm at
mospherc Of comfort and happiness around il,
of "nnc who being dea yet spcaketh. Hitch
il ID enquirer
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T. Fl. Taylor,
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,
BRATTLEBoRo. VT,

BRATTLEBORO, VT,
Is now preparing large quantities Of Dr.. nE ISONS
MEnICATtli EXTRACT OF SARSAP NRiI.I.A he.
ing compound of the Syrup Of the Spanrh Roof
Iodine Hy lrodaie Of Potas-a aud Citrate Of Iron.
For Scroliila, Rhcumatism Eruptnns, Jaundcc Asth
Sick Headache, Cstveness, Piles, iur Stomach.
Liver Complaint Languor aud Weakness, Indigestion
aud Cholera Mnrbws, Neuralgia, Nervous Complaints
Fever Restorative, Colds, aud Incipicni Consumption,
Female ompant dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite, Bron
chitis aud Heartburn.
give few only of those who have testified To
their success in prescribing IL.
The late Dr.. NOODN ARD, of Northampton. Mas
and former Physician Of the Massachusetts Lunatie
A. vlum at Worcester
WILLARD ARMS, NJ. D., Brattlcboro, Vt.
JOMN CROOKS NJ. d Bernardston, Mass.
WILLIAM DWIGHT. NJ d., So. DeerGeld, Mass.
EBENR TUCKER, NJ n, Swanzey, N. u.
Dr. Cmrenier, Chesterfield. N. H., Boydcn Hinsdac,
VI. elliot, Within ham, W., Stevens, Guilford, VI
Miller, Halifax, VI, Warren, Newfane VT. Black-lee,
Wlliamsvlc Vt, Taylor, Heath. Mass Trow Buck
and Mass. Mead, Mortified, Mass, Knapp, Dnmmers-
ton, VI Agents, W. Y. r. SSEI., Middlebury
9. l.. CASE. Brandon.
For sale by Druggists generally. i;3m
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ca The Chicago Journal makes national
application Of the result of the recent special
elections in New YORK !, says:
Let the Beshazzars in the Nations Coun.
ell who defeated the Harbor and River Bill
tremb'e at this warning voice from the "Em-
pire Stale" Tor lis echo will come back tn
them in thunder tones, admonitory ofits pow
er to sweep them from the places they occu-
py with its Iigl test breath, unless they take
heed, and obey It's stern articulation.
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&C. Fen very large sheep (unale) ar
rived at our depot on Saturday, Tor S.
W JEwETT. Esq, taken from the pack
ct ship Haprt, AT New York, from
France.
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The Masfya ed Domestic Bible. pub
lshcd by :. Hueslon, l39 Nassau Street,
New York in a serIee Of monthly Numbers,
has now been completed. We believe this
will be found one Of The best editions of the
Bible ever Published. See Advertisement.
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The Dollar Magdzine, for June, is re-
ceived aud is good number. Uuder the
management of Messrs. E A. g. G L.
Duyckinck. it promises 10 become one Of he
best Of The American Magazines while i's
low price places it within the reach Of eve
rvhody.
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Horpers New Monthly for June COZ
,sins Thnmsou's Summrr" beautifully
illustrated with twenty-five engravinps nu,
n good variety Of in eresling articles and
skrh hes,
BE Th, above work n.p> be ohiai' cd o.
j. NJ GrRpoN's store.
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The London Quarfery Rer'er. t'r April
teluhlshed b, l. Sco' x Co. Ne" York.
il on our fable The contents are. P"ul-
try Leraure; Miss Kavunagh's Woman
in France; julius Gear; The Republic in
he Kings Coaches; SANITARY Conso''d"
ton; Lord Hollands Foreign Reniinis-
cerces, Lives II Calvin; Lord John Rus
sell
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Consumption,

COiGn- and Cods rgnehiiii, dsss'a splitting = Road
hssdiag Lungs Fairs ne Beasi Md, and thes
Neyvonnsss, MAJ Sseat, PaI.i1oa " ne Heart and all
FEMALE WEAK KISSES and CO~plaiais Arising
thereffon, Cholera Infnntmin, &C.
F1 For Pr0sf and particusrs OF Cures. SEQ our
Pamphlets and HIAdbl1s all our Ageas have theE ~
give away.
Sold by W. p. Russell. Middlehury W
s Brown, Addison; |. +. Benson, Whiting
W. II Remsen & Co Cornwall; s l.. SpraguC
Weyhridgei A p Roscoe, New Haven Ho
comb Fay. Starksboroi J ID. Needham Bris
toll; G.. w. Wicks, North Ferrishurgh w. G
Sprague, Vergenncs T G Smith. Monkton
~ All orders must be addressed 10 WAL
LACE & co sO4 Broadway, New York.
February 1851. 4l-eow
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The Granville Insurance Company.

We are desired to publish the ioIl"wln =
legal opinion OF the validity of assessments
Levied upon their premium notes IN ms
State, BY The Washington County Mutual
Insurance Company " II will he observed
thai the facts stated. il true, suggest prnba-
bihties very nearly concerning persons in-
terestrd as insurers in the company.
Shrewd people seem to think the last as
scssment OF 80 per cent, viewed III con-
neciion with the significant circumstances
below stated, looks like an attempt at a fl
nal haul. Be Thai as il NAV, The facts alone.
give the policies of the Compan, anvhing
bu' look security. We have never had a
particle of confidence in the concern, e. be-
lieve that Vernonters at least, will by and
bye see no reason 10 regret having escap-
ed bv the first honorable opening from lis
hands, and having transferred their mem>
hership TO one of he safe aud PRUDENT,
managed companies in their own midst.
Mr.. Frank r. ra,lor, IN Agent 81 the
Farmers Mulua: Insurance Company Of
Montpelier, having called on me to gei my
opnon upon the proper course Tor persons
insured and taxed by the Washington Co.
n. Y. Insurance Company -
'
The acts Of this stare, requiring certain
things to be done, have not hcen complied
with Therefore there 10 no such company
MS The Washington Mutual Insurance
Company.-lf the Company does exist,
then heir sworn report Of February last,
shows, up to hat lIms $4,000 on hand over
and above all llssrs. Thrrc''re the a.
mount IT lnoW ALLEGED losses is lalse' or
else The sworn report is false.
The true course fpr people Is to Iel poll
cues cancelled AT once. by sending written
request. referring 10 No ui Policy. i ihry
choose TO resist. he assessments ihey run
no risk They can never collect. W hen
ANY suit is commenced, will give such IN
srruriinns rs will insure defence.
[Signed1 !. w THOMPSON
Granville, Nav "a lS5l.-Union Wing E.
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- The Daiy Morning Ne,rs is nea and
spirited penny paper just started AT Lowell,
Mass, by Reach Emery & Co Success to
friend Reach and his a'sociatos, aud long and
happy life to the Morning News
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CoNNrCrIcUr.- "Wednesday morning,
two unsuccessful ballntines were had for Seu>
ator On the last, Seymour had 1905, Bald
win 80. Further hallotings postponed till
wednesday IT, q
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and late Speaker, of the New York Assem-
bly,. spent The last Sunday in this place. on
his way to Albany, to attend the extra sc.-
sim Of the Legislature Tie stopped wiz
Hon. Jas. Meacham
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL 81 Adams derrick
fell al The Railroad Depor on Thursday, and
instantly killed Two young men named Smith
and Martin
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BRIGHToN, June 5.

BRIoHroS, juno 5.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle; IL pairs Work
ing Oxen, rs Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep
aud Lambs, and 1900 Swine
PRicEs-Bccf Cattle - Extra 500; LIST
quality $3.50 ID do S. $50
WORKING OxEN-s75, so, 3d. 100, los a
ll2.
Cows AND CALVES $40, 81, "a. 90 81, S4
40.
SHEEP Ann LAMBs--S2 80; one lot oil
10 extra sold at IS each.
SwINE-4 "a a SAC; retail &c. Spring
Pigs Sc; fat Hogs, DC.
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7. } he JUNE tenn OF County Count ON
mencod Yesterday.
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Grahom's Magazine, for July, is brilliant
iy illustrated, aud has the usual amount OF
popu ar literary matter.
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~ Wing County Convention to-day, at 10
O'Clock. a NJ.