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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-25
VOL. XIV, NO. H---wHOLE NO. 2sA5.

bridals which followed, the transport Of the
parents, the travels on the continent, the
still increasing affection of Sir Edward for
his charming bride, and her flattering recep-
ton by his English friends and, above all,
the entire reform Of the now happy Emily,
aud the delightful seasons passed by the
parties in pleasant, and often laughable re-
miniscences, among the quiet groves of Mr..
Daltons sweet country home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-25
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-25

The following extract from letter
from Hon. Eemund Burke, late COM
missioner of Patents, is especially inter-
esiing from lis expressing the sentiment
which, by common consent from all sec
lions OF the country--indsed, from other
countries-is awarded to the series Of
essays on Agricultural Geology and Me-
chanism by Mr., Holbrook, very widely
circulated by the American press, and
through the agency of foreign ministers
(See 4h page.)
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
cTeaslng
Another slave kidnapper-Great Excitement
among the Colored Population.

BUFFALO, OtuDSSOdJf ONt' 1, i'|''
Deputy Marshal George b. Gates, OF the
Northern District, arrested yesterday, at negro
hut. near jamestown, IN Chautauque County, an
alleged fugitive slave, named Harrison, and
brought hlm to this city this morning, VA Dun
kirk, under strong guard and handcuffed, TO
Constables Harrison and Best, so IS 10 make
rescue more difficult The colored population
were good deal excited, and followed the off,
GERS with their victim IN great crowds from the
boat to the all, where he now Is. lie will be
examined this afternoon. at > o'clock, at the
Court House. The claimants name is DIR. Par.
ron, OF Hardy Co. Va. Harrison left there with
seven other fugitves IN January last two of the
party returned about six weeks ago for their
wives and were arrested, and then exposed the
whereabOut OF their companions. This resulted
IN Hsrrison's arrest The officers had warrants
for three other ivg',lves who were Ia jamestown.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Passengers In the Europa FOR Liverpool.

BusIuN, WtuHtSudNl OOl' ], InJI
Mr.. p Arkley. wife and child Mrs. Topping.
Boston George II. Tnurber. Providence Dir, Boon.
Ncw-Nork Rt. Rev. Bishop McClosky, Albany
Rev. y. Havermann, Troy 4. Turner and wife,
Miss Turner, Mast. Turner r. Lewis. Philadelphia .
T. Hunt, London Madame Cults and two ladies'.
Madame llorday, 4. Nogesay. II. Balllorc, .Itz
Herbert +. ilofbauer, 4. T.. McGlynn H. J. McGlynn.
r.. \ aes, f.. Guerenoau, &. Scott, l.. Davidson, =.
NJ. Davidson, Mrs. L. Davidson, Miss l.. Davidson,
w J. Wolhauptor. J. W D. Lagoon ard child. J.
Osborne. Madame Dunn, residences not given
For Hdh(aI-MeSsrs. j. :. Bcssoueu, Rev. J. J.
Conroy, Rev. j Kennedy. Dr. Avcy ,. Strong Jr,
A. c. Jones, Mrs McLeay, Miss Mcleay. Almon A.
Killer, J. TObin. Mrs Tunbull and child. Martin
Mcdonald, Halifax ". II. Drake, oi the BRUSH
Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

are more important than those Of School
Commissioners and Trustees, vet how
many take the least interest in their e!ec-
tion7 Some disappointed candidate for
more lucrative post, or some eager aspirant
who wants to see his name OF the ticket, Is
gratihed By place on the School end of
the ticket, and then Support the whole
ticket carries him through with the rest,
lot onc-terth of the voters having bestowed
ore serious thought on his merits or quail
fcations The evils Of this course are al
ready seriously felt, and they will grow
wcrse and worse until guarded against.
We have broached this subject thus
carly because we could not do it later with
cut exposure to misapPrehensicn. The
local candidates on neither ticket are vet
nominated. and we have not even guessed
who they Will be- If made after the
nominations, these remarks would be held
to imply that some of the Wing candidates
were unworthy, which now they cannot be.
For reasons here indicated. we may not
recur TO the subject, but we entreat every
reader to bear the matter constantly in mind,
and consider us as repeating this article
daily till the election. Don't fail to be at
the polls, and to vote for every Office but
take care that the men you vote for are
capable and honest, even though theirs
should not be the regular nominations.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

The following resolution, 7'h' Ciersia"d 7r'>
D,,rorraf saws was rejected

The following resolution. 7h' CfereiaHd Ir''>
Dcmoora; says, wss rejeetei;
Rfsolrsf That we support the Constitution OF the
Tinted states because II was ordained 10 establish
lust,ce and secure the blessings OF liberty and be-
cause !, will when properly enforced, lake rghi-
eousness the cnd Of oor Government and we aih,n
q at uncer TIE Constitution o. the Lniel Ssaies te
slaves oftbis country are a part OF we. the pso-
ple ;" ard are American citizens m virtue oil their
hrih and crit ed ~ ali the rights o. American cut
zsrS N TIE United States Courts and tte pfo'ccioh
ertendcd TO American citi7eIs by the General Gov
e,nmcrt 1t homo or abroad. Referred 10 tAe nehs
National Contention
Il appcars, after all, that tie delegates chosen
by the Massachusetts, Free Solcrs dd not Al
tend this Convention. They probably adhere
TO The old Buffalo organization, or as their pro-
ccedlnrs indicate. are for National Delegate
Free Sol Convention. represented on The plan OF
the old political Organizations, aud not Mass
Meeting or Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
A slave Captured. Rescued and Recaptnred-
Great Excitement.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept |, le5l-l2 III.
Fugitive Slave was arrested here this morn
ing and brought before [. ;. Commissioner Sa-
bine for examination forthwith. The bells OF
the different churches commenced tollng, and
handbllls were distributed. calling on the cltl-
zens 10 congregate and see a negro kdnapper
The Commissioners Office was soon crowded.
and rescue was at once successfully carried
out. The negro IS now fast on his way to Can
ada. and the agent OF the claimant arrested and
now on examination for attempting to kdnap
citizen of this county. The excitement Is IN
tense.
LArFR--3 p. M-The slave Is recaptured,
ana two military companies are gone out to
guard him
FURTHER PARTICULARS-FINA RESCUE
OF THE SLAVE E-TREMENDouS EXCITE
MENT. 9 O'CLOCK, PM.
on the return Of the negro, the examination
was resumed with clssed doors. The evidence,
therefore, Is not known.
Several white men were arrested for assisting
the negro in his attempted fright.
This being the County Fair Day, large con
course OF people surrounded the police office,
where the negro ana the ~hlte men were uilutI-
gong an examination
About dusk the crowd began to throw stones
into the window Of the police office pretty freely,
which had the effect to adjourn the Court I'LL
O'Clock tomorrow morning
For a while after the al Ournment, the crowd
seemed to disperse, but at about : O'Clock, they
began TO break IN the windows and doors, and
thus made an entrance into the building, and
carried Of the negro
All sorts of weapons were used Ia tae aiiray
Pistols wcre fred from both sdes, but we can
10. learn that they took eiiec. on any one.
Several persons were badly hurt from clubs and
stones, but none seriously
Tremendous excitement prevails and great
Indignation Is manifested toward Colonel o.
Vanderbery for the course he took in counter
manding the military muster which was TO have
taken place to-day. Had that not been done, all
might have been stopped.
Tie excitement. which Is yery great, Is IN
creasInc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
but they escaped into Canada Aessrs Talcoa
and Love will appear ior the fugitive. and H,v-a
and Smith for the claimant
LATER

Otio,k. L ~
After bret hearing IN the case Of Hauisoa.
Commissioner Smith decided that the boy wssa
fugitive slave. and tha, he would make out sa
order for his return. after which be was ironeJ
and taken to Ja...
The Court House was crowded with excited
citizens, who made show of resistance but.
after some Sigh, sklrmi>hinc, within and without
the Covu room, Harrison. however, was safely
lodged IN all. To prevent the escape or rescue
of the prisoner, he was hanicuied 20 4 Buffalo
constable named Iambort The clalman,ofHar
rison Is Dr. Parsons OF Hardy County, Virglna
The negro Is = mulatto, and about - years OF
age When about being removed rom the Court.
room. he said. IL would rather die than return
to slavery.
Seth {. Hawley defended the prisoner the
principal objection that he raised was that the
affidavit on which the warrant was issued dld
not state that Harrison escaped from Virgins OF
any other place, bu. simply that he escaped. This
point was overrnlcd Neither Of the other four
iugitives for whom warrants are ISSUED have
been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
The Eailroah Rncc az lowell.

Low IIL, " tNHtN SONY, VCt. T. INJI.
There WAS an exciting race Of Railroad Engines
near Lowell To-Day, IN connection with the Mechan
lcs' FAIR IN that city. The following engines
tered the contest
Tie ADDISON Gilmore. of Western Railroad. dong
the distance, . miles, on the Boston and Lowell
track, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm. i-s
The Nathan Hale Of the Worcester line. l2m 50s.
The Addison Gilmore, OF the Passumpsic- .i3m. 26s.
The mon, OF the FIichbEg -lim. 0's.
The Neponset, of the Boston and Prov lin 36s.
The Essex, Of the Boston aud Lowell IAN iss.
Each engine had "A load Of 20 pins. The prizes
were gold and siyer medals aud diplomas from the
Mechanics Association. There is TO be A draft
power trial TO morrow. An immense number of
spectators witnessed the race.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, THURSDAY, OCT. ., 1851
Whig state Nominations.
The Topics of the Morning.

The kidnapping sharp practice, or man
catching under the Fugitive Slave Law, is
becoming more and more general through
out every part of the country. Two cases
are reported to-day in ouS telegraphic dis
patches, one at Syracuse and the other at
Buffalo, in our own State. Both caused
great excitement and in the Syracuse af-
fair it rose to actual resistance. The slave
was rescued, and the man who apprehended
him placed under arrest and examination.
He was, however, recaptured and brought
back, guarded by large military escort
in fact an army of occupation.
The Buffalo fugitive was hand-cuffed-it
would be more convenient to have Mm
ham strung-and was followed by an indig-
nant crowd of colored people.
Lady Franklins letter, which will be
found elsewhere, bespeaks unchecked hope
aud unabating purpose on the part OF that
heroic woman. Even iii repeated dlsap-
pointment she only sees further assurance
OF success. We trust her expectations
from the Board Of Admiralty will not be
disappointed. But if this should be, she
will be sure to meet in this country the SYM
pathy and sustainment she so eminently de-
serves.
Our Canadian correspondence, though an
ticipated in respect TO the resignation ofMin-
listers, supplies much valuable information
and well considered calculations in reference
TO the position, aims and motives Of the diff
ferent parties. Ii seems Lord Elgin is
about to retire from post in which he has
hadsto contend with the severest storms II
is not easy to forsee the result The only
thing clear is, that there are very serious
difficulties III the way.
The Wings have had a glorious triumph
in MARYLAND, Thomas Y. Welsh beating his
Loco opponent by upwards of goo votes.
Hon. Levi Hubbell, Independent Demo-
crat, has been elected Judge of the Su-
preme Coult, lid District, Wisconsin. Hon.
Levi Hubbel was formerly Adiutant-G Gene
ral of the State of New-York.
The Democratic and Free-Soil Conven
uons in the County of Mddlesex, Mass,
after some loud grumbling on the part OF
the former, agreed on a coalition ticket.
, We publish at length the examination Of
Williams, at Philadelphia, on the charge ot
treason, The proceedings will be found
intere susg.
Our last dispatch from Syracuse an
nounces the final rescue of the slave, anC
saws he is now beyond the reach Of his pur.
suers.
The Temperance movement is daily gain
ing strength and solidity.
( The convict 0rcutt, under sentence il
I Utica Jail, made I desperate attemp! the
night before last to murder his lailor and
escspe.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
NPw CosruME.-As the fairer sex, in tn

assumption OF the BOOmer costume. approximate man. he,
appreciation the comfort ~ be denvrd from the use of
the shawl or Shepherds Maud they designated IN
Scota where they have tong been protector
against and cold turning o hs Dpose that appen
aee his oum, by land and water and some after
the fashion Of the old countIv have adopted them
prone made garment This however smacks too much OF
the Bloomer but certain Is that they very senlceabe
caniagcs railroad cars ana steamers, they may be
readily CODy0ried .ntoa Cloak. Wrapper OF Bed Blanket
should occasion require They the fabric of the Bay
State Mis and Messrs, W J. JENNINGS Co of No 23l
broadway, have The agency for the sale Of what 10 the
traveller may bo considered invaluable addition 20 his
wardrobe Os So
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

FRoM THE BRAzns-Capt. Warren. Of
the British brg Herald, arrived last night from Va
hia, repoas that great Inconvenience IS experienced
BY shipmasers in the dIschareins their caIgoes. The
British schooner Shooting STAR from Liverpool, had
been.waiting her turn 10 discharge having had
general order on boardj ior SIX weeks, II being the
custom 20 discharge but one vessel Al i time.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Markets. ..BJfFALo. Oct. ~

Flour, 22.oOO bushels WHEAT, 5000 do. Corn
FLOUR has been rather heavy, btf pnces are un-
changed 40 Dbls Michigan sold al 80 b. There
has not been much inquiry for WsFAT small sales
Of Ohio were effected at f60 CSC. CORN Is firm and
IN request sales Of 10 900 bushels al tic Tor Wes,
em mixed. OATs are dull al 2is. .REIGiyFs haze
undergone 10 change.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Cutting Telegraph Wires 20 Prevent the Trans-
mi.sion OF the Ioreign Vows.

PORTLAND. Me, Wednesday, Oct. !, 1861.
Owing 10 the bad state Of the weather the hrst part
Of the news By the Canada did not reach this city
I'll a late hour yesterday afternoon. During the eve
ning and While the dispatch 10 the Associated Press
was beng sent 10 Boston over the BAN line, some
malicious scoundrel cut the wires at the Railroad
bridge here, to prevent the Transmission Of the
The wire broken two sections from the draw.
toward Portland, and drawn from the pole Of the
thTd section. pole also taken down and
thrown INTO The dock.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Market,

The past twenty four hours receipts have been az
follows FLOUR, 5000 bDis WHEAT, noae CoRH.
1900 bush BARLEY, none. FLOUR has been In
limited demand. and the market tends downward.
WHEAT Is s.eady and firm. CORN Is steady al yester
day', rates 10000 bush unsound M.ed Western
sold at 5ia5Cc 1900 bush. BARLEY sold at 74c for
two-Tow ed, and sou so c. for four Tossd OATs are
IslproyIng Sales OF 5000 bush. at 35's35ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

TRIAL TRIp-Thc steamship San ia
onto having been at length perfectly completed, scs
up steam yesterday and prooeeOed fom the na'Y
Yard down the Bay upoe her hrs, ,sial rlal tnp.
the result Of which was gratifying 20 her buiidefs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Attempted Escape OF Orcuu. the Condemned
Iucendiary

Urea, Wednesday, Oct I, 1851.
Orcutt, who is to be hung for incendlariSm, at
tempted TO break out OF jail last night. When the
Jaor went In 10 secure HIM for the night, circuit
Knocked HIM down with piece of cnain The
Jaor assisted by his wife, struggled with the pms
oner until help came and he was secured During
the scufle Orcutt said, II am To be hung, viii
be hung tor something rfhe Jallor is badly bruised
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Election OF a Judge In Wisconsin,.

MILwAvKrs Wednesday. Oct. |, 1854
Hon. Lew Hubbell was. on Monday. electeJ
Judge Of the supreme Court by 4 majority ot
about 600
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
The Canada NJ Boston.
BosroN. Wednesday.

BosroN, Wednesday. Oct |. 1851.
The steamship Canada, Captain Harrison.
reached her wharf at ten minutes past SIX, the
mails cannot. therefore, be dispatched II New
York I'LL tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Break In the Erie Canal.

LOcKPoRT, Wednesday, Oct. |, 1851.
A break occurred IN the Canal about two miles
east of this place tins afternoon Some 20 feet OF the
bank gave way II Is now. however So far got under
that hght-boats pass, and will be all right to
morrow, 1t Is thought-but there s some danger OF
more serious break If II IS not edectually checked
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Cannon for south Carolina.

BNrNoRE, Wednesday, Oct l. lS5i
The Southern Mail has arrived by II we learn
that at the Trcdegar Foundry at Richmond. 20 Dis
union cannons are beng cast FOR South Carolina
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Marriage OF Miss SaIlie Ward.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Oct 7, isot.
Miss Salle Ward, late Mrs. Lawrence was mar
rcd to-day at the residence Of her father, at Louis
VILE. to DIR. Robert Z. Hunt.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Firing a Newspaper OHice

HARRISBURG, wednesday, Oct. l. lsoi
An attempt made last night 10 set FIRE 20 The
Telsgraph Ofice, belonging to Fem & Co, State
Printers. but II was timely discovered and exuO-
gushed by Mr. spoiord, one of their employees.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
By Telegraph to the New-York rTibune,
Sosts<- Tsl-g-arL ores Ha-oser ant Besver'fs
Maryland Congregational Elections Great
Whig Triumphs.

Maryland Congregational Elections treat
Whig Triumphs.
BALrIMoRB, Wednesday. Oct. !, 1851.
Thomas Yates Walsh, Wing, i elected TO
Congress by the first fifteen Wards OF this City,
comprising the fourth Congressional District.
The vote was Walsh, 6,Gss PInckney Whyte,
Opposition, $50.
Frederick City. Newmarket and Jefferson
District IN Frederick County. gave % majority
for Hamilton, opp, for Congress- Whig
gain since the last Congressional election of 65.
Havre de Grace gives Evans, Wing, for Con
gress, 30 majority, being loss OF two.
Five Upper Wards of Baltimore give Ham
mond, Opp, for Congress, 2,2l0 Lynch. Wing,
1888.
TWO Districts in Cecil County give McCul-
loch, OPP, &C majority over Evans, Wing. An
Opposition gain Of l95.
Two Districts in Hartford County give Evans
40 majority. An Opposition gain of 2s.
Seven Districts in Frederick County give Bo-
man. Wig, sc majority. 4 Wing gain of so.
Two Districts IN Allegheny give Roman 10
gain.
Politics in Massachusetts - Opposition and
Free soil Convention In Middiesex Coun-
~. &c. &c.
DoSroN, Wednesday, Oct. /, 1851.
The Middesex County Free Soil and Oppo-
sition Conventions met to-day at Concord, for the
purpose of forming a coalition. In both Con-
ventions there was very little opposition to such
a course J W Baird. of Lowell was President
of the Opposition Convention, and John A.
Boles of the Free Soil
Several delegates IN the Opposition Conyen
ton made speeches against coalition; one say
ing that if the Democratic party could not stand
upon their own platform. they had better not at
tempt to stand at all One member moved that
the Convention adjourn sine die, without making
nominations Another that unless Free Sollers
came upon the Democratic platform, no union
ought to be formed with them Batting these few
manifestations sofdisapprobatIon. "all went merry
as marriage bell
The Free Sollers adopted the Coalition ticket
without murmer. It's composed OF Charles l.
Hasewell. Editor OF The Boston Times, J. w
Baird, of Lowell, and Joseph Fuller of Framing
ham, Opposition and Henry Wilson, of Nattlck,
A. Buringgame, OF Cambridge, and 5. f. Sewell,
of Storeham, Free-Sollers. Mr.. Sewell was the
former Liberty Candidate for Governor.
The Fourth District Opposition Convention
ent Mayor of Charlestown, as Delegate to the
National Opposition Convention. James Rus
sci of West Cambridge was elected substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
~ If the Great Fair at London has

Srawn cry far surpassed by he
crowds which flock % the ace1 o. CLIREHUGHs cer-
bYated and aEIiOUsly ght after TRicoPHERoUs its
rn virtues are e1toled and It's chea9ness hailed W n
Icy hy millions no can now revel the Use of TINS
se ID article The sOfness which timPafts TO ne nar
tic raultv WI which candrUf and scur removed ir'
tie skn The tone vgor and s'ren- with whicA u IN
buts the blood vessels and absoIbents connected h ne
grosth of the hair the theme AID prs'se Il every
tongue Eohng has given such general satl iict9n
nahiny has been so WIDELY spread and nothing has ned
the wants Of N, toilet pleely Cehdghs IcJph-
erous Principal Office No l79 Broadway Rice smith,
New York Hotel: II RiBg. John and Broadway
price cents pef bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
The Ohio RiXcr.

PlrrSBuRo-I. Wednesday. Oct. L. 1851.
The water rs Gity-two inches deep IN the Oh anna
of the OHIO River. and the weather u coo. and
plcasant
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
rV- Housekeepers, and all others, in want

q Bedding. Bedsteads &C. would do well 10 cad Al NJ.
WiLLARp's old established Warcrooms $50 Chathamst,
e Mulberry st where be found the largest
Of articles hs ne offered the public,
consisting Of Feathers B0s Mattresses SC. Patent Screw
Dedste ads ard Cots wholesale aud retail. sill mruTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

,V The Government Of Canada removed
from Toronto 20 QueOec yesterday. It's the occa-
SION Of strong feelings OF IIssa;lsfac;.0n IN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
~ Tremendous reduction in prices and


great bargains IN Dry Goods AZ HIrCHCoCk LgADBEAr
KRs No Ss7 Broadway Leonard ST., where the Ia
dies will find OF the best assortnents uth city of new
Fall Srlks Shaws (loaks De Lanes Merinces, ,CashmeSe
and Wooden Pas and everything else lady desire for
her wardrobe besides full stock of Wooen Blankets
Lace and Nusln Window Draperes, Quilts E,annels. and
all kiuis Of housewife OF family DIV Goods
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

C0TroS has Oeen ia good demand to-day. with
sales OF 30 bae- al G for Mlddliug pruae VIM"
toRS sells Al jsd5sc Mss PoRx IsoasuEg al Sl5 IS.
and BAcos S1OrL are q. Sc FRgioHTs are iirin.
Cotton IS taken TOR Liverpool At 7iod, and or liayfe
al 10 lfc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

THE Arr or DRrssNG WELL.-The
BOSOM collar and wristbands of the shirt are leading ca-
tures the tout ensemble OF man of shon, and we
think tha these and ottor particulars the shirts made
order a: GEEfKs Furnishing ore for Gentlemen, No.
Astot House unequaled There Is another merit Of
axccutine orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
BUSINESS NOTICES

~ LEARY q Co. leaders and introducers
Of fashron genilemens Hats Nos ,, 4. and Asof
House, Broadway, n. Y Openjog oay.-On "eda. AZ
the nth Will open 10 the pub for eraminstco end ste
the mnst am ,a'ied assortment Of fancy hs
Gin oeir al patt<i for cdfsns veal ever on ernion
ia tina cy To ladies and ot.r. nls'eced a. TINS peeo
har branch Of chIorens costume respectfully present
er,r fall olcrue
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Markets -.
Markets. .Nyw-ORLy,S,. s,vs }

CoIroN j. drOoySng and prices iavo, buyers. The
sI.s to-day have been 800 bales at b. n &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
W. JAMES BANK,
Bank cf New Rochelle.
Earmers' Rsnk, Nina,
Western Bank, White Greek.
will be taken at par for Blankets at No ~ John-st

French Kin GLOVES, ONLY IS. Cd PAIR.
Just imported assortment embracing the choicest
colorS Pea Green. Light aud DARK Brown. Pearl Dark
Rue. Maze. Corn, Lilac. Flesh. White Pink, Purple.
and oler colors. 81 Cd and u. pair. Gents
White ard Black KIDS As pair, at b. BVRDErrs cheap Dry
GoCstS Store, No. l96 WalkeT-st. oil -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
" English Druggets, -Four Yards wide,

q. No. ~ Bovery, HIRAs ANDERsoSs, a. uaoa auele1
low prloss One hundred pieces Of splendid neH paerns
Of Drugsstt from s. Cd HpRards, The largest and cheas
assorfu usut 20 he found this city Aso Drusgss i'r
coyetlpc SiaIY CaTpe yefy cheap