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nv 20, N.Y. WHAT HANDsoME

TEETH lido tell me how Won Keep them 40
white!" Why, luso that beautiful 1ddRG Pasts pre-
pared by X. kilhourne a Son |, Il u the best thing
la AL the world for Keeping the gtrns healthy,
70 and get box Oft, and " YOU don't say 10 IA the
rery bcS thing you err used your teeth, he won't
charge YOU cent for w. T.
ANY one Va want NJ hrtireof tooth paste Or
powder that viii keap the teeth white without min
~ 20 the emanuel tho gums hcBlthy, aud NhNt d 40
sapA itrru Tie hsnatlsw.t and pure lcxhcpt those
with guilty consconoesl can hn5 tgst dur Office
Thu 10 no "catch penny" article, fof VI u prepared
from a recipe which az have tested for ycnrs.
i. \. We have also for sale few onth britsbe. 81
the right kind, which were solicited for tho teeth
not 10 make money on.
r. KlLBoURNES SON, Dentists.
ST. Johnsbury, VI. 7IRtf
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the MARKETS.
BRIGHTON MARKET Mar %

BRIGHTON MARKET, May 20.
At marIet 700 beef cattle, no stores, ~ pairs
working oxen, 65 COWS and calves 1000 shcep and
tarTths 1son swim
PHCEs. Beef Cattlc-ExtrNs7 ;lst quality s6Ia0l
I'd quality, 0 81 81 do. 4iA4i.
Storcs-no sales.
Working OSen.--s76, so, 50, 90. 100 AAiis
Cows and calves-s2i, -, 20, ~, 40 n 80.
sheep and LRmbe-S2las. one lot of extra
lambs sold for 81 each.
swine--6i nolei retail oa7e. Spring Pig &c a
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-,Iune 4.
Al market bAi caitlc-about 400 bceVes, and
81 stores, consisting Of working oxen, cows and
calves, arid and year, old.
PmcEs-Mark6t bcoi--Extrn sTli lat quality
81 % quality 9 Sd quality 81 ord 8.
Bnrcling Cattle, M sAlos.
Hides s6l cwt. IRuw 81.
Veal Calvcs--s9, ba 7.
storcs--Working oXcn--eso, ~, 12t. We.
Cow. and calves-s2o, 90, sOaloO.
lcarlinCs-None.
Two years Old-Sl7, ~ n a.
Three years old.-Sis,25a 80.
Sheep and lambs-1636 at market. Proes--Ex-
ira 8, TAI H. by lot sII, 2r8
n L.
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THE ALEDO MAN.

Nav HAhrsmHF LEaiBLAfbHk was or
gahizsd on the 4th by the election Of John S.
Wells President Of the Senate, and N. b. Ba-
ker, speaker Of the House, Baker was O.
leeied on the ith ballot On lhe frat ballot,
sawyer. Wing, had 100, iiswes, FREQ soil,
ss, 2 scattering, and Ilaker, iBe.
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THE HohoKEs Riurs, Twenty one Of
the German prisoners G0nhned la the jail at
Bergen, were yesterday discharged, there be-
ing no evidence against them, The greater
part Of those remaining vii be discharged to-
day, and probably not more than six out Of
the fifty will be committed for trlai. The
evidence adduoed at the examination, as we'll
aa that before the Curoner's Jury IN Hoboksu,
proves eOnclhalyely that most Of iha arrests
we're wantonly made by the rowdiea, Who sH-
erclaed their own brutality under the pretanee
OF preserving order.--N " Tribune Say so
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- lord ehicf Justice Denmah has adj
dressed long letter to the London Law Re-
view, in favor of the examination of parties
to suit, n wi,s4Ns,sL IL have saws this
distinguished jurist, "urrSd and aided all the
doubts which OCCURRED TO '.a as To the expe-
dency of the change propo'ed ss'7d have ult
mateiy come TO clear .p5 decided opinion
that the change win b. is,.cdciAl, or rather
that 1t is necessary Co inc discovery Of truth
and the promotion Of justice, and will great
ly tend to prevent the crime of perjury, and
ultimately TO extinguish unjust filtration"
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Bhss's i.mBesad (isi Lirsr on CIndy In every
community there eNiss q clask u men Who not only
i've but htten the Labor - othefsl Too lazy "a
sof. bat not Zoo hnnest iaavail Themselves Of the
properly Of neiEhbor Neeh elias ~ men have
put firth Counferfuits (the sile4t trash), OF Baas
unsurpassed remedy fnr Asthma, Influenza, aud all
affections of the Throat aud Chest. Hut the pro-
priolorhas taken 10 raeai the unprnoipled
fellows marc than half way, iie has Copyrighted
tho design Of new wrapper, Showing tho method
u preparing the oil, &c,) and be IL determined "a
puniah 10 the extent Of the law, any infringement Of
HE rights, Zach wrapper has fac-simile u the
signature ofihs proprlsiro. For sale byJ. e. Blug,
ham.
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FoUitTII OF JULYt

A meeting 10 tAke into eonsidora, on The
subject Of celebrating the Ath Of Julyby suit.
able exercises, Fip Works, &C., will be- hol-
den A. the ~, johnsbury House, on Monday
evening next Bentlemen Of this and other
towns who feel an interest IN the subject,
are requested 70 b. present
81 JOhnsbuFy, june o.
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FIREs.-A barn belonging to Amos ID.
Combs, of Winchester, N IL, was consumed
on the 18th ulL, with quantity of hay and
an OK wagon. The FIRE was discovered ut a.
bout II o'clock p. NJ, and was doubtless the
work of an incendiary. Insured in the Wash
ington Co. IN. W Insurance Company
On Monday night last the dwelling house of
Luther Lawrence in the same town was also
destroyed by fire, supposed TO have been set
by an incendiary. Insured in tho Washing
ton Co
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45Q0-YARDS

different style Of all Wool, Cotton and WOOL Linen
and Wool and on Cloth Carpcting which he viii
sal for cash or approved credit low Il can be-
bought In Caledonia County. Persons wishing 10
purchase arc requested 20 call & examine his Goods
before buying elsewhere. JOHN BACON.
81, Johnsbury Centre, May 30, 1881. Tz3W6
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JENNY LIMBS DErARTuRE.--A letter
from Mr. Barnum states that the engagements
between himself and Miss Lind for $50 nights
having contained certain conditions on which
the SHINE might be terminated at the expira-
ton OF go or 100 concerts il has been nlutu-
ally determined to limit them to the latter
number; and as NJ have already been given
there remain but Q one Of which will be Civ
en- on Friday evening in New York city, and
the remainder in Philadelphia and Boston,
commencing in Philadelphia June 9th, and
IN Boston June 18th. Mr. Barnum aud Miss
Lind part with the same feelings of friendship
AZ at tbe time Other engagement
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Cooking Stoves,

together with all the Cooking Apparatus belonging
10 the same, that has ever been offered 20 tho pub.
lie and at less price than has ever before been sold
ftvar what thuEuEHy rhHt hHvr rhuTu IN uySJ-=
We tho undersigned, having IN use one Of n. Ia
tons Cooking Stoves, bought 81 A. Farnam, do
freely say that bccvu them tn be tho best in uv
cry particular ofAny stove in use.
JnnS s Cam, q. FptLKR,
a. A. BAJcH * LADY, Y. HAilETT,
J. y. CRAFTS, g. MoHnIfI-
a. WnrrCoMn, H. HUI
would also say that have sent me, from 4.
Wainwright, Of Montpelier. n lot Of
Ripiey's Patent cast Iron Plows
they look very bad they ought 10 be good ;those
that choose 20 try them have thu privilege Of
turning them II they do not suit
Being thankful for past favors, I solicit share Of
the public patronage. Please call At the Passunp-
sic House, near the Depot, under the sign Of
ssslg0 ID. +. JOHNSON & co.
St. Jdhnsbury, juno 7, 1851. 72stf
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F'Or Sale.

FENIIE Stork and Stand OF the Sahaeribey-buiny
n the best and most desirable location for he
Stove and Tin business In North Eastern Yer1,r,t
as u Is situated in large & fuurishng Village with
good run OF custom, and at the terninus az the
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivera Rail Road
The above property viii be sold at fair price and
short credit given for part Of tho purchase money
u required ANY fnrthar information may, he az
taincdby letter or otherwise, by addressinr
e. c. X. PIERCE
81 'ohnsou'N' WAY ~ ls0l' I2ltf
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81 few days ago, some young men near
D0iuinRtdU being unable ~ pay toll for a
donkey which they had with them, dressed IL
up with coat aud hat, aud raising Il on H.
hind legs, proceeded 10 support IL through the
gate with these consoling words, "Come along
brother, you bon't 30 drunk A. you pretend 10
be- LiUeTyloOi pdDcy
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". Every dealer In Clothing Who goes 70 loston
% make purchases, should call an Whiting, Kehoe
a. 6alloupe, and examine their extensive stock,
comprising every variety ~ style Ofgarment usually
worn IN this country. The facilities ~ this hTtn for
the manufacture u Clothing arr not surpassed by
any other establishment In New England. They
can, and do sell remark ahly eheap.
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Gu On Thursday last, the House Of Rep
rcsentatives of Connecticut made an incfIec-
tual attempt TO elect a u S. Senator for SIX
years from the 4th Of March last Hon Rog-
err 5. Baldwin, the late Senator was the whig
candidate, and Gov. I. II. Seymour, the OPP
position. The whole number or vote, cast
was 22S necessary to a choice, II2. Sey-
mour had 1906, Baldwin IO2, and there were
10 scattering Wing votes and opposition
The House then adjourned to Friday, on
which day they postponed further balloting
till "Wednesday
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81 In Clarcmont, N H., town of some
four thousand inhabitants, but one death has
occurred in two months.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Of the where
abouts Of Thomas o. Wyman, and Ezra Wy
man, by their sister of North AriamE, hhiay.-
The former is supposed to be in Vermont
81 new liquor bill, containing very
stringent provisions against the sale Of liquor
has passed both branches of the Maine Legis-
lature, and now awaits the signature of the
Governor. 1t passed the Senate on Friday,
l to 10.
The RESCUE CAsEs.-The trials of per
sons concerned in the rescue of the fugitive
Shadrach, are in progress in Boston and like
ly to occupy a long time. Only one case has
yet been taken up.
Which WAY THE TIDE RUNs.--A Phha-
delphiA correspondent of the Roman Catho-
lie Freemans Journal, New York, says -
"While We arc making great noise about
a few converts coming into the church, there
are thousands of our own people who are leav-
ing it"
DEATH OF Hon SIMEON BALDWIN
Hon Simeon Baldwin, venerable and emf
pent citizen of Connecticut died at his resi-
dehce at Now Maven on the morning of the
2Gth inst, in the Goth year of his age. Mr.
Baldwin was the father of Hon. Roger S.Bald-
win, late U. s. Senator.
E%- A man in Licking County, Ohio, sued
his wife's father for services rendered by the
wife to her father before her marriage. The
verdict and Judgment of the jury was for aG
ty cents damages. -,-s.,
Several friends of Hon Lewis Cass, in Cal
ifornia, have presented him n massive Gold
Ring, of great value and elegant workman
ship.
e. The Hon. Thos. II. Williams, formerly
U. S. Senator from Mississippi, died on the |
9th slt,-----
81 Elder Strang, the Mormon leader from
Beaver Island, and three of his associates,
reached Detroit on the 26th OF May, by the |
Y. s. steamer Miehifan, in charge Of the u. /
S. Marshal rhay are 10 be tried in tho u.
>. district court for recent disturbances.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-07

a GEORGIA EDITOR BUSTED" An edi.
tor in Georgia, who has recently "busted up
as he terms it, crows smarty over or upon
the'faet that he did it with the honors of war
Although he admits that he retired from the
field, he says that he did il with colors flying
"A sheriff 5 flag Jluftering from t,oo ,oindo,o,
and The front door Of his office
ca Horace Greedy has been appointed one
of the Judges of the Royal Commission for
the Great Exhibition, and his name figures
with the Earls, Barons, Lords, Counts, &c.
of that body.
coNcoRD IN. H. RAmRoxD.-We have
received the 10th annual report ofthis corpo,
ration. The receipts for the year ending
April 80, we're s9OEse2 ~, and the cxpen-
ditures Sl70,s96 80, leaving balance of net
earnings for the year, sIs6,s66 30.
ca Trousers a la Turk are making their
appearance in all directions. 1t does not APP
pear that the ladies are backward in wearing
the "breeches."
80 The abundance of summer vegetables
and fruits now in the New York market is 80
u As ON :" S'oN-o BeheFh SURPRISE DAets
tnrnips,new potatoes of the largest size, green
peas and tomatoes, are To be seen on al the
stalls OF the small markets opened in every
part, of the city -.-.-..------
81 Over 10000 emigrants have landed in
New York during the last two months, aud
what Is still worse, tho English papers an
nonnee that 10000 arc now ready 20 leave
for Amoricu-all Of them very poor people.
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~ Hon. Royal Tyler, of Brattleboro, has
been appointed Clerk 10 the wiRdham Coun-
~ Court.
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80 The Lawrcnee Courier says that two
brothers, named Nelson, residing in Derry,
~ H., got into dispute on Sunday night,
the goth ult, when one Of them threw a pair
OF bellows At his brother as he was leaving
the room. The nose Of the bellows struck
the others head just above the ear, peuetrat-
cd the temporal bone, and entered more than
two inches into tho brain The bellows re-
manned in the would until the assailant step.
pad up aud drow them out, saying, "1hepn,
meant to kill youl" On Thursday the injpr-
ed man was still alive, but no hopes are en-
tcrtainod of his recovery.
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AARON FARNAM

"OULD Agafn announce to tho people Of Gale
w tuna, Orleans and Essex Counties, that he
is still enabled 60 provide them with handsome
sortmcnt Of FURNITURE of different grades
and qualities 10 suit the wants OF those that may IA
yor him with call. Amer YOU have ~ amlncd 9th
ers that talk loud about their Warus then ploase
call on and win try aud trRdo with YOU - thai
you shall be satisfied. would hiso say that have
made arrangements with II. EATON, OF Manches-
tor ~ H., ttho Pntentee, 10 provide those that may
,,ylia hor-s
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'EMIGHATIoS TO THE WEsT.-Tho Mis-.
souri, Republican says that nj no period since
1910, has the emigration 10 Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, and Missouri been 80 general As
this Spring. Largo aooessions are daily made
90 their population from other States in the
Union, and sections Of the country which have
heretofore been passed by, are now rapidly
filling uf with population, In addition to the
tide from other States,greatly Increased mum
hers of foreign emigrants are arriving. Near
ly every boat from the South, and frequently
boats from tho Ohio, come crowded to excess
with these omigrants.
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New York & Boston !

HAVING justrctnrned from New York and Ros.
Il ton, we arc prepared to exhibit To the Ladies
and Gentlemen II Caledonia County, the
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ALEX Observation-Disclosures ESTATE
FISH!

RES H-iit--,- Afrrk-rci, Sind. fiizck nh,
~ Salt Water Eels.
A fresh supply received on Monday and Friday
Of each week, by G.. RANNEY.
St. Johnsbury, MAY 20, 1881. 5z7n
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4 fne specimen.-,A man in the vicinity
near Nevada, took out piece of quartz rock
weighing IL lbs, strongly impFegnated with
gold. IL is Fucd at $4,000, and was found
near the surface.
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INFORMANT DKoIsIoS.--A case has Just
been decided In the Supreme Court,in session
at Worcester, ~ which nill owners are deep
" interested. Henry l.. Friar 4 Co, OF
Fitehburg, brought suit against the Ash.
burnhan Reservoir Co, for damages sustain
cd Ia the breaking away Of their dam last
spring, by which catastrophe the WOODEN mill
with all il conlenla of Mesara- EIiar . Gs.,
was entirely swept away. This suit was 10
recover damages laid at $50, 900, Of the Res
eryoir Company, by reason Of want Of prop
or care in the construction, and neglect IN the
attention Of the dam. The trial, which con
tinued -four days, has resulted in a verdict for
the plaintiffs for full damages The amount
Of damages is TO be- decided by an auditor, To
whom IL 10 TO be referred, the object Of the
suit being 10 test the main question, and the
damages claimed being nominal.
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GoNNECTiCUr 4 PAsBlMPsIC nav,
FRS RAIL ROAD.
g1
Summer ADVANCEMENT. l85

Summer Arrangement, 1851.
IN and amer Monday June =. 1861. Passsnger
intermediate stations Af 40 and Has A. st., arriy-
Ia Boston At 2, 81. and EP. NJ,
Returning leave Boston NJ T.a0 A, ~, and ~ ~
arriving at s. Jolnsbury At ais =. a. n $40 7. ~
On the arrival Of the trst up train, stage lsave
tho different way stations for towna Ia the int
nor on both sides Of the Rlyer,--and 81. Johnabury
for Derby Line and siamiead, passing through the
intermediate towns and arriving same day fruin Bos-
ton.
Heturning stages arrive In season 10 tAlo tho sec
ond train Cor Boston, &c.
S. Johnsbury, May 40, 1861. SaSn
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c. 7As rains arc Deer aaa past, he sing
ing Of Birds is CONF, and ne roice Off TiT-
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g. The Hon. Thos. IL. Williams, formerly
y: S, Senator from Mississippi, died on the
otl LII
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French x Herman Importing House
Is & IL Kilby Street.
HoL DEN g. GUTTER.

EXPORTERS Of French, German and Enghsh
FiNCT cons IND TOYS
Always on hnnd a good assortment Of Cloth and
Hair Brushes, Tooth brushes, all kinds Of Conabs,
ttefteh Aee Paper, md Envelopes Feather DnSterS,
Aiilt Framed Mrrors Steel Pens Pen Holders Thin
bcs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Marbles, Berlin Iron
Goods, Harmonious, Violin String. Violin Bows and
bridges, Nions from 81 per do1. 10 e25 each, Sun
Glasses, Watch Keys, Alabaster Goods, Spectacle,
Guard Chains HALF Pins, Fine Cutlery, md FrcnTA
Work Buxks, Fancy SqDpA, d'criumesSsar ,fSCrtnsh
Cologne, Hair Oils, Teeth and Pearl Powders. Pun
Boxes, Fancy Boxes, French aud China Pans, Frrnch
and American Playing Cards. Shaving brushe.,
SMUT and Tobacco Boxes, Segar Cases, Port Mon
les, Steel Reads and Trimming Gilt Jewelry. Glnsa
Beads, Wax do, Pearl do Satin do, Silver and Gilt
DO, SIN Purses md Bags, Fine Willow Ware, &c.
Together with numerous other articles. comrris-
ING one Of the LARGEST nssortments Of FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS TO be found In The United
States which will be sold at a small advance from
cost Of Importation. Merchants from tho country
will find our STOCK VOL worthy oftheir atienton.
And from tho fact that Il selected by Of
firm personally In thu European Market are
nhlcd to ciIcr Goods Mt unusually low priees.
Sole Agents for the sale OF
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EXTRAORDINARILY EACArE,-A tow days
ago, as two childwn OF Mr. John Green, Of
plymouth, were playing near q we'll, Que Of
them, two on three years old, fell into IL head
fret The well Is ~ feet deep, With about 2
feet Of water Assistance being At hand, tho
ehild was reaeued, and found enircly nnins
lured' ln an hour or two he was at play nc
before. The we'll was small one, walled up
and the Gall 30 direct, as not 20 occasion a
b Size. The eblld's head showed audience
Il hA''ng hit tho bottom--hia hair being fun
Of san(.- Chronicle,
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Largest & Richest

assortment Of Goods ever offered for sale In tho
County. We take especial pleasure In inviting mn
examination OF our stock OF Goods, rs We feel as
Aurcd that AeAeFtnfent of rich Epods, rquai 70
the one we now present to the public, can't be ex-
~ In la
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az Elder Strang, the Mormon leader from
Beaver Island, and three of his associates
reached Detroit on the 26th OF May, by the
Y. s. steamer Miehifan, in charge Of the u.
S. Marshal rhay are TO be tried in tho u.
5. district court for recent disturbances.
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ifornia, have presented him massive Gold
Ring, of great value and elegant workman
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Dissolution.

FItHE connection IN business heretofore existing an
H. der the firm Of Mnot & Davis, }, this day dis
solved. II. a. DAVIS,
81. JohRs6wry, June o, 1851. 72sws
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two WEEKS LATER FROM
CALIFO RNIA,

The Steamship North America arrived At
New York on Monday night, from Chagres
Path ult, with San francisco dates la the II
Ut May,
She broSght 400 passengers aud 100000
Ia specie aud gold dust
Steamships Union, Oregon and Republic
had arrived u Panama. The Union brought
roo pAssengers hnd I 80 900 In gold dust and
the Republic 300 passengers and 81 900, 900
In all s2,BOO,OO6 besides what 10 in the
hands Of passengers, probably $1,000 900
more, +. -. .t#
The steamship Empire City, Chagres 25th
nlt, arrived AZ New York yesterday forenoon
bringing the mails from San Francisco IA
May 4, $50 passengers and two million dol
lars in gold dust She left Kingston Jamaica,
nth.
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Ladies !!

WTE have just received lot more NJ POPLINs
w and other DRESS GOODS from New Yorl
and Boston. Also, SnAwLs, RInRoNs and othe
Goods. p JEMETT a. 60.
Alny 10. Ta2wa
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lican states that the cholera has brok en out
Ia various towns n the Interior Of Indiana
AZ JerssyVille nino deaths had occurred ia a
ieW hours, aud the excitement was 20 great
that the Circuit Court which was there la
session, had adjourned. The epidemic u also
spreading la the vicinity Of New Orleans.
SAD AccIDKNT ~ MARLBoBo.-On
Wednesday afternoon last, Zeblna Wallace,
IT, lad Of about 10 years Of age, son Of Zes
bina Walieee, Esq,, Of Marlboro, was bathing
In small pond in that town, when he was
seized with the cralnp (As is supposedly and
before any help could reach him, be was
drowned. Two Of his friends we're on the
shore az very short hlstanee,but being una
bic 10 swim, they could FENDER him no assist
ance, lie was young man Of much promise
aud his eariy and sudden death las brought
sorrow to the hearts ui a large circle Of rela-
tiyoa and frienda-Efigie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

We are gratified to perceive that the
Commissioners of the London Industrial
Exhibition have determined Ia nterdic,
the sale. on the Fair grounds, Of all in
toxcaling drinks. Nothing but light
and innocent refreshments are 10 he per-
mi,cd, and these will he divided into
three classes, wlch TO consist q
sandwiches pastries j'llies and ices of
all kinds. tea, coffee lemonales &C.
The contractors have stipulated T. sup
ply glasses of water gratis. to all visit
ors who may apply for them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
True copy-wi'ness.
CHRIS. f. ROBBINS, Sec'ry.

Hon. IIESRy a. WisG KILLED The
Somerset Hrraid Of Tuesday, contains
the following rumor as heiny current in
that latitude. We give it TO nur read
ers for what i, il worth. The death of
this gentleman, in duel with Mr.. F'h
ley, OF Accomac Co, Va. was currents
ly reported at CAROLS Corner, in this
county on Saturday last The in'e!l-
grrce was received by small craft
which anchored in AnnamesseX River
on Friday afternoon. Rifles are alleged
To have been used by the parti ., from
which circumstance we are Of The opin-
ion hat Mr.. Finley WAS the challenged
rar'ys We only give the report as We
received it, hoping it may prove UNI
founded.