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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17
,L.....,ur,.-A thoronrh orranizatlon oil the

,1iiss,sspp, thorough organization Of the
81 Irnion men seems TO be forming in this Stale.
Dclorates have already been chosen to a State
convention 10 be held at Jackson, May ~. for
the nomination Of State ticket The Southern
RIGHTS party is forming like organization. Old
rortv lines and issues are abandofed, and nothing
4 discussed in the press but Slavery This new
movement will be confined to all the Offices TO
be filled, State. Congressional, Legislative, Ju-
dicinl. local officers of all grades. Delegates
are also to be chosen to a State Convention to
consider the position of Alisssspp at this crisis.
.Neic York Tribune.
Georria.-Quite q number of Delegates hive
been chooses TO a State Convention Of the Union
tartv al Mledgcvillc, June 2, for the nomination
of Governor. . he Unonists style themselves
the Constitutional Union Party" in pursuance
Of the recommendation of the late State Couven-
ton called by the Legislature Tribune.
Here we have it: the old parties dissolved and
an entirely new issue presented. This proceed
inc in Georgia was directly countenanced by
Daniel Webster, James Brooks, M c from
New York. and editor of the Express and sun
dry mir VI. C's from Georgia-all of whom
addressed letters TO late Union meeting. We
simply ask-Are the Wings of the North ready
for dissolution Of the Wing party, and the sub
stltution Of new watch-words, TO wit, these;
TINS Uvov and SLAVERY vs. Disunion and
L5eriy? Precisely TO that reasonable issue We
think The thing is driving. Who wishes to stake
the popciuiy the onion on pro-slavery ground z
j. that patriotism
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DEATHS.

10 Bein April sih 1881 George W Hale, aged q years
10 speer, Michigan, March 10, JOSIAH r. Rood, %, for
mcrl 81 buue, W.
la ruabudge March % Cynthia Jane daughter Of Loren
and Penelopo u. Roberts, yohrs,7 uos and days.
IN Chelsra the 27th u Fftdouok OF Levi b. aud
Esii.tr q. Villas, ugei Year and ~ days
Iu iiauffrd, Ms Marion Marsh, aged 81 widow of the
late Daniel MaTsh Eq aud moihci 10 the late d. James
March. uf the UnNefsiiy OF Vermont.
Ia Roy alton March lsi Mrs Lucy Lee, g. Also, March
l7th, Nj Henry Bodgeu "a
Ga Concord n. u the 10th instant Of appopexy, Ham
ilton Huichns, ESQ. aged As
10 Weathefshod, March 10 Mr. William Nichols, 95.-
lie soldier Winter Hill, Mass. the time the HIT
sh burnt Charestown, and afterwards fought ia the battles
OF Bennington, Saratoga ani White Plains.
la GARNER, Me. Mrs Phebe Tarbox, 92ihe oldest ia
hnhunt Of the eiIy. Also Mr. James Tan, asupcrntsn
dent on the kenaebec Railroad, native Of Vermont He
killed by the premature explosion Of blast of rocks
much Injured his nervous excited that h,
lird next morning
IN Gainesville, Ala March 49, Of pneumonia, MI Charisi
RIA, 40, native OF Royaltoa, Va.
In Glover, March 9Th, Mrs. Abigail wIis Of Hon. JohI
Boardmun, aged about Go Also, March 49, Mrs Nj
~ wiie OF Dea. Ziba Bliss aged " years.
Al Eaosbugh thu 9Th OF March widow Sarah fietch
er ruct Of tho late Cominss fleoher aged o. Also
The lgth of March widow Phebo tTague, aged 81 years
la Oiange April i OF consumption, Airs. Sarah, wife
Hon. Luther Carpenter, Aged y yeau.
In fopshsm, April 81 David Corliss, Esq', ~.
Ia Bradford, March 2oth OF consumption, All. DeHck
Pickett, %
10 We.t Randolph, March 23i, Maria J. Howe, II.
10 Covenuy March 81. Mrs. Levinah, wife Of pes T. NJ
Gray, asod o. yesEs.
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Postal Arrangements with Can.
ada.

we understand Chat arrangements have been
made though moi YET formally ratified, by which
ON and after the 18th inst. mails between the L nj
ted States and Canada may be exchanged al the
following points, VIZ:
On he side Of De Unie9 Siaies-At Port Ilu-
ron Mich; Detroit, Mich; Black Rock n. Y:
Rochester n. Y; Cape Vincent \. T.. Nor
rstowu y. Y: Ogdensburgh. \. y; Bouses
Point. n. Y; Burlington. VT. Derby Line. VI.
Onhs SHE 81 Cniada-At Port Sarna. Wind
s1r. Waterloo, Queenstown, Niagara, Cuburg,
kingston. Rockville, Prescott ST Johns, Stan
stead
Nails by through BAGS, may be exchanged by
iae following Offices viz:
Buff Do. n. g.; Albany, \. y; New York, n.
T.; Boston, Mass.
Toronto, G.. W.; Kingston c. W: Montreal,
C. D.
Between any Office ia the United States mot
o.- three Thousand miles from the Canada line
hg ,aa route selected and any office ia Cnn1da.
tH 'Hre ou letter not exceeding half an
ounce in weight. IS Ten cents over three th0us-
aHi m.es lwlllu ihe United Smtcsl from the
Ha of crossing fifteen cents. Every additional
D. ounce. or additional weight of less tlan holt
a ounce, 20 Be charged as one additional raie
Prepayment boz either country Is optional; hut
Jas. ta8u lIa IlI uIfe cannot De prepaid. u ha
Sage 900 aI printed matter Is 90 De preuuid. or
ea, lree ia the ine. and amy postage afterwards
accuHN thereon, beyond the line. either way. is
ts be collected hY tha receiving office. The Of
fces o despatch eud receipt are no, % post hi
t0 ofel Other in due form; and dc United States
dispatch offices ore instructed 20 keep regular ac.
,anui Of the u1.ls received snd the mills sent
separately ron their ordinary accounts. The
u.'el ot8tas dispatch Offices are 90 stamp "Uni-
p Siatc upon oil letters sent into Canada and
fH. r.rHn4 nnnNtwn Canada offices are flt afrrrrr
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Information Wanted.

nm wishing ascertain the pesont place Of residence Of
William Il. Beckwiih, who Civil Engineer. the Yer
Central Railroad 10 1884, and also The present place
places Of residence, OF Thomas H. Smith, John suhetand,
and John Cole who or,m tho Vermont Central
Railroad, during the wears lsi6 and s47, aud DESTROYS
that each Of the above NAMED persons should give the
nations possible, as wish eorrespoud with
them on husiooss.
Edors throughout tho uned States will obige by CIV
ing the aboYe efatuitous insertion.
srrrnrS HrrpicE, MddeseS, Vermont
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Cambridge Cat,lc Market, April 5

Raroitct be Bost0n Daily Advertiser.
Al Mnrsrt DIS te, about Tic Reeves, and 100 stores
eous.nsuf Working oxeas Cows aud Calves aud ihies
letrs tlt, aud cafiin1s.
Frirs Nafkrt ueri--A irW ENUa ) 20 pes cwt. Isl
qutny $780, Soc quuhy 50, 81 quans $780, ordinary
$50.
liidcs, S525, per cwt. Taiow, s. 50.
Veal Calves -, 4, 6.
Stores NofHlug Oxen s.. S9i, and Jos.
Cows and Caisrs, So, -, hHd ~.
e. years old slb, go aud 20.
Three years uid. ST., - fud -,
sheep aud Lamb,, 1883 81 Mar.ct
phIcls-E Ntr. a aud f. Ry lot So 90. s. 25 400
Swine Reinii q a1r.
Reuafts One beautiful white OK uf tine symmetry, ~n
soii ts Mr. N. - Morse. % Ninetendou, Nj Asa G
shclon ct Wilmington, 500 he estrated by goo.
Judges 90 weigh olea dressed 300 he. and believed
10 ho lhe faile-t al the market.
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There Is a dispute between the Boston Post
and The Times of the same city whether the
ticket which has succeeded at our late election
was " coalition ticket or not, the latter taking
the affirmative and the former the negative The
Post Is right; The Times is wrong There was
no coalition. W hen man goes into the market
and buys horse, he does not form coalition
with the horse he buys him, uses him. and keeps
HIM or sells him, as the occasion NAV demand
Democratic candidates bought the party with SO
much money. The money was fairly paid, the
party was duly transferred. The bargain was
duly kept on both sides, which has not always
been the case in politial bargains, as the Times
and Post very well know. Our Democrats are
more honest than those of Massachusetts. Wher
they receive the pay, they always deliver the ar
tice whether 1t be a vote at an election or Free
Soil Senator.-Proridenoe Journal.
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nomest.c Wool Mnrkct.

Nrw Norg, Friday Eve, Apulll 1851.
Thofe has been rquify with sales Ct 5000 pounds
Fleece SO 81 c God 4j 900 s do as 81 Cts. together
wiih suHdfs lots tu small report.
suu-ge s 900 10 reduce the price Of wno
but w ho cot uo aNai manufacturers have purchased
aihn wool aud tha euflus tests goods instead OF
material This 90 great measure accounts lof The high
ffirr oi maternal ani ihr low pricr Of tibfic,
Snecusgurs have even thus tHls been through she wool
discts contracting fog The coming clip, and almost
nsdncc deposit uf per pound has been uuda
bind ie hafsn. This secures ihe iamer and should the
-purutHi ii 90 'toe tae mark d viii lase margin
Tor The lifner Co tai back
1e wuo pesout 90 uarAo, nearly all in the hands
of Two houses.
Irg goods reporter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

Llirmarryng of Reiaiires The Superintend-
ent of the Insane Hospital at indianapolis, IN "a
long and very interesting report of its condition,
very Justly says
The intermaGTyng of relatives is cause OF
degeneracy of both mind and body, and tends
directly to insanity. In several instances that
have come to our notice, during the past year,
more than one member of the same family have
become insane. There are in the hospital at this
time, two sisters from one family, and a brother
and sister from another. We have, also, as is
rarely the case, husband and wife as patients
in the Institution; but neither Of the last men
toned cases SO far as can learn suffer from her
editary talnt
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4flarrinQcs.

asaia- nla'rh %, by Row john Rieh, ESQ hI Lcmuo
Sic Knight aud Mss Susan Marlin, bethoiC.
lu Tuuhrifee, Mach 2llh, by Rev f.. Smith, William T.
Howe, go Miss Mars Anl Furubam both of r.
lu Albany, Apul l.i, Mr. Amasa r. ilunt % Albany "a
Mis- Manha b. Annis Of Lowell recently from Raudo ph
% Gteensbor, March 10, by Rog. j. r. stono, Mr Lean
der ahidge, Cabot aud Miss Nancy God OF Greens
hufo'.
ln Clover Naioh 81 by Rev. L. n. Stoae, Mr.. Asahe
Buswoi, tn Miss Mari Lyman, both of g..
IN Nsishire, March 2ih, By the Rev. John Kyle, Mr.
slmufl Eastman Go siiss Amanda Godfrey, both ofN.
90 Montpelier, March 25lh, By Rev. :. Chamhern, VII
Fteeuun Gudliry Miss Abby Eastman both u ,rshre,
Ia Sharon, Auteh %, by Rev. J. Adams, Mr. Houry NJ
Chapia of,v oodstogs, To Mis-. May A. Leonard OF -
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4flarkcts.
nrishton Markct, April o.

Reported Cor ihe Bpston Dairy Advertiser.
a. Market .'5 uset Cattle, % toke working oxen 90 cows
ana calves, 1850 SheeI, sud llt0 swine
lHicE. Beet tauie-A snisu advance on Beef Cattle
ihe -uppiy short. We quote extra $3.50, fret quality
600 go secuni go 800 iI.f' 81 -
Working oAcn-sHlcs 90 n', ~ e5, co. luo 49, 2- and
la7.
sherp-sues follows; 3fl5, t23and -. few choice
weaihers t.7A.
saeles nuicki prime iots If Nok hogs at ~ FOR
sos 3. % ] htifusts OHIO hog- 5 ia @ Ia
large hugs d l-2. At retail from iu 2 cents.
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To Country Merchants.
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS!
MOULTON - co,
JOIN FALCONER 81 co,

JOHN FALCONER " co,
81 CEDAR AND p FINE STREET, NEW YORK,
INVITE MERCHANTS visiting Nes York City, TO their
i immense stock of FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Their sock s entirely and in addition stl receive
by sis and elegant styles, confined ercu-
fey TO ins house, consisting OF every variety OF Dress
Goods to be found ia the Frrnch, Eogsh aud American
Markets aud a. prices Tar nin defy competitors.
hVCASll BUYERS aud MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
viii 10 well 10 call md examine stock, goods
adapted ersB section tts eourB aud esoived
TO einus make the Of
to favor Us with their patronage.
JAMES : MOuLTON,
JAMES W. RsRNER,
ZENAS NEWELL.
NewYork, March, 1851. la;6w
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Halsted's Medical Institute,

where discovery made every vuey Of disease ia
cident treated with unvaing ceTtniniy OF
success, heretofore unknowL Many of fropsus L.
cured IN fe~ weeks To produce this almost
nstananeous relief the patient subject 10 no pain OF IN
convenience.
For he removal of other weaknesses th. system
il equally efcieu'. Several hundreds have AHEAD, been
cured these diseases by tins Noorpathc treatment tho
the discovery i Of origin. SO cnnhdtut are Of
treating sLceessfuly that wiling enter
into special agreement with those who after 40 tramns
taken inio the Institution, 10 board, Lodge, aud
them, and uVo them professional serve, Tree Of
charge, ~ the difficulty not removed according 10 Hsfee
Many Vi ths and extraordinary cases
OF from 10 hteeh yeai' standing some accompanied
with urinary difficulties, end win thht ina
biity stand upon tho feet be raised from horizontal
position, which peculiar 10 these diseases have been
brough here beds, distance Of from twenty several
hundred miles, attended by their physicians OF friends and
raised from their beds, aud aer saofl treatment,
been enabled 10 walk from siK miles daiJ and ~
take much other
Ladies wishing with these former patients
receive lher addiesx by writing TO u Halls ~
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. MOTOkPAThlC AND WA
TER-CukE ESTABLISHMENT, ROCHESTER,, \. Y,
Those also desiring information coneerning this new method
ofiFeang disease, the institution obtain II BY wit
ing to the same address, post paid.
N. Several Phisciahs holding forth the idea that
they undeaid system OF practice, BY purchasing the
kROwledge-by obtaining II om my patients, &e lie u
tnown that either male female, has ever ohtained
the knowledge iron an could they short VI
becoming students IA the Institution, under personal in
stIucoa where oIuugh knowledge oi ihysl""syi Their
apeutic the Of Water Cure and M0orpathy, be oh
tanned theory aud Practice Duf,ng the Water Months
Coures Of Medical Lectures and Denonstatiss Anatomy
e.n be attended 70 BY hoss adsd sudsas into the IN
situation. l9;2n.
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CUBA.--The New Orleans Picayune Of the
ech ut. states that rumors are atoat that anoth-
er outbreak has occurred in Cuba. One account
states that the Negroes in the interior plantations
lad risen 10 massacre the whites and another
thai revolution against the authorities had star
ted, aud was making Roadway.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

Exchange CeBte House. Boston, under the d.
rection Of McGill & Fearing, furnishes the Com.
merrial Traveller with superior Hotel acconmo-
dadous for one dollar per day
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DEArH OF GES. BRADY.-Deiron, April 10.
the gallant and venerable Gen Hugh Brady
Of Ibis city, is dead lie was killed few mo-
ments since by fall from his carriage in the up
lper part of the city. lie was upwards Of ~
years Of age, and universally beloved.
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South RoyaltOn
DEPOT STORE,
D. FAY g. co.

HAVE on hand largo Of the following arti.
i cless
CRuCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE, very low
STONES am STOVE WARE, Do do
BAR lKON and STEEL, various kinds
sM Euis and PERU SHOE SHAPES;
sPlkE& NAIL RODS;
GUT WRU'I aud HORSE NAILS,
AXLE FREES and STEEL SPRINGS;
MILL. CROSS aud CIRCULAR SANS
CARPENrE * JOtNERS TOOLS. superior quality
CHOICE COMMON TEAS and COFfEEs,
SUGARS, SPICES aud other GROCERIES;
PAINTS, OILS aud WINDOW GLASS;
FARMING TOOLS, good 10 best;
GROUND PLASTEK& GkINDsTONES,
COARSE aud FINE SALT;
DRY con q POLLOCK FlsH;
MACKEREl SIAD a SALMON;
TRIBE LAID a PORK
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES, OF best quHlityi
And 10 fact almost ever article (eacepunE Dry G0ods
thu the pbno wani-neudug CASH all Of which they Of
for a. usual low lor READY FAY.
March "a 1851. ew
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Prospects Of Distnion.-The Charleston S. c,
Mercury says
As to the time when the State viii seccde that
viii hc, by unanimous consent left 10 the decis-
ION of the Convention If a Southem Congress
should meet and propose efficient measures, ey-
cry Carolniun will rejoice IN and prefer united
action. If il fails, then there viii be but one
path for South Carolina to pursue--to secede
from the Union, unless by a certain day. the cor
sttnton is amended, the right Of secession AZ
iuned, and the boundaries Of California reduced
To 30 deg, 30.
Unless bya certain day" That's right fA
a time when every body can get ready and retire
to a safe distance from the explosion We sug-
gest the first day of April, 1882.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-17

The Canada Post Office Department was trans
'eued from the British 10 the Provincial authou-
aes on the 9Th inst. The rates through Canada
,arc now i've cents.
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UNION NURSERIES,.

THE Proprietor Of this well knowa Establishment respect
fully announces 10 his former patrons, aud me Public
generally, that stock Of fGu aud Ofnamentsl Treas
Shrubs, Plants, for this spring unusually large and
dncemhgacing, in addition large supply oithe best
standard sos of the varieties OF am neiiti which
have been introduced.
Particular attention is invited his large stock Of FEARS
which 10 and yvrey, well as healthy and yigof
ous growth surpasses before offered ~ the valley Of
Iake Champlan. In addiiOnto very large supply Of
STANDARDS Pear Roots, be has nearly Thousand
Trees very growth eomptsing All the best varieties
Of established reputa0n-woIked on Ounce Stocks, Tor
DWAkfS. -
The ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT comprises gen
era Of Deciduous and Evergreen irees Flower
ing shuhs Plants, adapted TO this climate Ihe slorh
Of rs contains upwards OF 100 Of the best saee
in Guilty alton and that of DAhiiAs-noafJ as aahy
BU LBS 6ae Of Tulips, hyacinths, foyan-
thus, Nareissas, Crown imPs'ia cfoeu' &c IN many
choice varieties.
Terms Cash. :,
All poet paid sdss, accompanied by payment promptly
attended ts, ..,.,,,,
UNION NURSERIES, j. tATitf.
ksesvllis, A.. Y. ID mo. Soih, 1871. 1Ssn.
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III ~"
- EMAINiNG m the Post /,
II Apnil, is5Is
A
Arhuckle, WIN.
Andrew, Elisha
Adams, W. X.
Adams, J. q.
u
Butteffeld, WIN. 9
Banks, g Thomas
Bennett, Sicphen2
Brooks, James
Bnggs II $. 4 G. r.
Buck, Samuel
Bliss, joseph
Bassett, Joel
Buttefieid, Nathaniel
Blnctoft & Putnam
Brown. Joseph
Barrett, R Henry
Britain, Dennis
Barnes. Anne Martha Miss z
Benilmine, y. Miss
Bates, Efmina, Mrs.
Rfowscokef, Jane Miss
Blake, l.. Sarah Mrs.
4
Colby, Levy, Jr.
Cate. Isaac
Chesn y, VIM.
Chreney, u. W..
Cutting, Israel
Cuftes, l.. G..
CLARK, u WIN.
Cummings, u. J.
tohurne, l..
Cumming, Harvey
Chanbefiin, 1, d.
Cutter. ~. l..
Castillo. Michnil
Carver, A. Bctsey, Miss
Carver, A. Adeliue, Miss
ID
Daniels, r. Samuel 4
Darling, Kendall
Drlano, h. J.
Duiton, Ashley
Dudley. Samuel
Desief, Sanford
ri key, VI Asa
Deanc, John
Doughrttv. John
Dwyfc, Mich'I
Daniels, lcinira Miss
naua, Dnrt. Mrs.
DAVIS, Caroline Ms.
l..
Elli., =.
Ellis, Emstus
Ellis, J.. Mary Mics
4
Fave Harry
Fum, Alvin
Far, Reuben
Fow Ter, Aauer
-
os,'fi l'n'ia
niiet' h' t1fa
ifaemh7l henfv
Peg . ihes Miss
teilt Mara Aiiss
fustsr. Af,uls Miss
ffeueh Mafy Hiss
I''se iiahl ms.
"
s"u.li iio7ra
non'Y ~ Charles
lou " T. HtVens
,ie'n'' ~ samuel
tuftn. L'i"lu
YAM janet
~
1if"n. W. "'"'
WY L'f''n
n""r >. Andrew
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LIST OF LETTERS

U.ETEEKS
NICE AZ aohtpehef, vermont,
Srnnls,, ~ ,'l",a MIS-
Nininaiis -. 'hts =
niuua{e ~ ffanklin
nnl'.b ~ A..
80, nat'i'a MISE
N''"' H''ot
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s. 800, y .
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N.ti.., IA ~,
No. n 81
MI, tts,,;...
MIL, cbss
Na,tss ~
Niece Ill.,
N.his cso,s.
Nct'o,d IL
NcNsnI,, an.h
Nosn,re MILO
Nnll., 10 A.
NrAlis,e, T',b.iIs =
49,. g.. IL.
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p
perona r. reuhep
p.ct n o,,,.on
p..ti,s n t,.ha
p,ct NJ r.iyia
p,,c,o, s'.,.i's
r,1,.ea n
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rrcs,a, In,i, H..
p.,,,,I,o pb,ti,,,. Nil.
p.tnem ,b,g,i N,s
p,s,rs El,z.
n
pelv.y AIn,zo
uier e,i.,,...n
Rry1oi4. I,bo
Vo,,cH NJ. Geo.
Vt.ha,i.on A riizsbetb
Ro,k Niarv Miss
q,frtf.s A,irns
Sem 3, .
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MOTORPATHY,

The System Of Curing Disease by
iStatumindting Vitaheing Notion.
rI,Hls new method oftfoatius PROLAfsus uTERl, 10
1 which supporters, pcssurics, say Of tho usual
Treatment OF the day Is employed has been IA
sufficient remove all duUhts TO its practlcabty.
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WEAVERS WANTED,

n. ks.
A NUMBER OF good WEAVERs will end constant en-.
- rloyment and good wages by sppyiug ~ shese.
a. n. q j. =. BROWN.
Ti.howhe, n. H. April "a, 1851. g23m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
ID I T. ID
/, Sep, 2s.wILLiAMuAwXHURSr

en- sunday morning. Sepi 2,NlLliAN n iAN NIL RSf
agtd % Years
HIS nends are rcspccifu!r invited % attend his tuuora
rcm li3 East Broadway @ T. VI, tls afternoon, -,h %.
Sth month.
On saturday Sent g. GEORGE F.. eldest 90 George
il and h,Onct'u bai'>, ared years nd 2 months
The friends ofthe tlis respectfully invited - a'eni
hi> funeral from the residence l ms parents, a. GARRISON
ST ou Monday afternoon al e'croa HIS gcl.l.s VII be-
taken to Greenwood flr interieIf
- O>wcso and syracuse papers please cope
On sunday uUlhiiE, - It. %, suddenly. III SAM FL
CHAPfiE. d-od 60 se-4s, lVnonthS sad 20 DAYS
Tt friend, @ut .t.ts ltae i-ID te.3r' H-
Nicd s. attend as funeral iog. the denct Il l,
law, Hiram Osirater, lo3 NareSst Falcad service 90
he held IA The Downins - Baptist Chuloa, a. O'clock.
TINS lNond 81 Afternoon.
CA SUNDAY sep. 2S suddenly. ANNAT, WIFE 90 Michael
Ward, aseC ~ years
The friends oithe nly and those 81 heT brother IN
Grady and ner brother. .aa Patrc> B-ica. re-
SQectiuly invited ~ attend her funeral iroa
dence. NJ IFS FISi-st Moa4aF afternoon az D. O'Clock.
On SUNDAY marnlng Sept 70. MARC AREr. Youngest
chlG Of john Dillon 81 IA. d-r Il month, and p DAYS
The Tt latNtS AID friends ~ tie luulg invited u az
Tend The funeral thus M.ndas uurns. ~ g. ococA from
Nc siO Third ~.
A. AtTarrytovn. Sep; 26. JOHN POLHEMVS. infant s,u
William 7. anG EupHcma =. lHon. aged muatAs
A. liarrlss D. NescheStor Co, MARY Pl kDN. widow
a. \atIanltl, a-VN JS wears, months >lI lt dass.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Disasters. &C.

SIR RENouN. teiore reg,Ited ashore Tie las ntar
EtslrfoWu. a a. Boston -t.h
SghR. Am DENNAN. before reported N c9utaci " IA
steamer bas S-ate arrived az New Haven 25tA inst
) BIB H II TALLNAN. from Alexandra i9s Disht9n-
which III liL steamer Empire state, wa BAD
y DAMAGED LIST loWslli lhoom 4hl head aEd Lad star
board bo down wiki ;Ae dec as iar a. the Tore
resu-, l be o1-el % ar a. Newport uetors plo-
c,rGirg
BARN TRIDENT, u Gardiner. Ne, damaged a. si1a-
Yaso the gale 4 r Gf1 sn1 IN last nas Dtl sJd a.
that T,Ti f3r S330 TIE bar, insured for >St. VIZ
$500 a. the Agency OF {. + M0lltsH, aad 5000 q
Eas,. PAGE = RI-haTdslas. Boston
BARK VISTA. before Fed ash re- nas been stnp7si
Tie lower rss. 1Hd s--Ol- e--s VII r made q seL
her Of before tAe present oi S1Ta- ,-4es Ia4-
BRIG PARTRIDGE. uLaerstall- ma Als" Dc - oa
>le not ifrcr alra0.T damaged.
bR SHIP CATuEEINE.-A le,'er = Mess-s. Jones
Io z. Insurance Agents dated -'I says TIE SAP can
be saved uu thar y I o. Attended wth censiera7e eY
tense ans. Z saved. could 90 l 1roll9F o. cpnhernet
IleT- r4t ship -ne - worm ~ cargo 4i-er ie
duty .4di large l1rsa NJ ~lrI ma be recovered f-
shaking Lne cables md -tng -nr pi." - dr So n@r
the beach 1ae repoft Ia sAe a1i oesn -
af,-. Sas OGneed
u ihs ihT.s oo~s ~leA JniisJ INTO Carysicr' Rsef