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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
ORIGINAL DESIGNS for IRON

~ q y \ l. DESlGNS Tor lkON
VRAIIING. &c, &c-WOOD'S American PORTO
LlO Of Original D. gus for Iron Rliag >t1'nny' New-
Foundland Dogs, Grey Hounds, Lions. Aonun nis on-
and Straight Stairs Door and window hc1uS,
Vesluo Doors Tables Set,ces Chars, Hat and lnpfea
Stands Brackets. and Ornamental Iron WORK gentfalt-
embracing more than 2OO different and original de'shs,
executed a mastery aud tasteful s. lc. by The best ana
most DISTINGUISHED artists Of the and prts ntn- it once
every .arety Of useful and ornamental IRON Work ccu
lated improve. decorate and beauty the buildings ma
grounds Of those - 30 am 10 make Home sweet ROME
INC study and labor Of years and The expense Il thou
sands dollars have been expended getting ~ ths 81
va able work. now completely Whchs "ltrtu
H. Tho uu N price scarcely equal 10 the cost of procur
nr single design It's bceyed e. be- not pny the most
camrrel c,e tasteful and complete work Of the nd ever
published. hnt the chealt most utthltht ana dt,lde
ever e.cneI "a a Sqif 81 1enaf at prce
below the ortnar prco II WORKS oil NE hind the
publisher IS actuate h the ssh go bring u within the Inn
it, of those who CONTEMPT proc rg any one or hut lew of
Tie articles constituting the varied ana Fast colecuon
thereby doTdng select and choice varict adapted 10 d
archtc Is OF deslsncrs Tor a single design
10 kaing Makers P1tom-Ma kers, Carvcrs !roh FouE-
ders &c wei to Designers Architects and others
this work obviously invaluable and at the present time
may no cons dcred indispensable
Price S2o-Reu'tauccs may be made iy mail. postpadl
v express otherwise addressed 10 the subscriber, and
tie work carefully envoloped, viii h. 4rMa.eel rs direct
I'd To anv part of the world. ROBERT WOOD
Ridge Road. below Spring Gafden-St., Philadelphia.
PlIladoph June, 1851.
The mn ctdcne which has attended the efforts
Of the proprietor mechanics. and the manufacture OF VI
nan entail Iron Work ms extensive establishment IN PM
adolhla Second 90 other IL The word IN no small
measure attributable 20 liberal employ OF the best
these designs And ne y aware ~ ~
better or more grateful return which he can make for the
generous bestowed upon him. than by placing the
Portfolio ~ a comparatively nominal price, wiihln the reach
Of That public whose confidence and custom he lndet-
ed iUr tie means and ability 10 do 60 Je2l Za"l""AS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
DEPORTATION NOTICE.-Public no.

trc hereby gwen. - the owners occupant
or occupants OF all l0ises and Lots, improved unm
proved Lands, affected thereby That the following Assess
mens have been completed h the Assessors lodged
the Office the Bureau If Assess mcGtS for examination
b. all persons interested. For regulating and setting
CURB AND GUTTlRm FORINlOI RrH STREET
from Eifih.avenue 10 Rroadwav The limits embraced bv
>ucA Assessment include ai the several Houses and Lots
Ground vacant Lots ncce. and parcels Of land STU
and Seventh All whose interests are al
fectcd hv the above named Assessments and Who are
opuc.ed To- the same or either VI 'em requested to
prs sent their objections writing To the undofsgned nj
Their Office. No Hail oG Records. within thy DAYS from
The date of this notice Oice. Bureau of y Cssmcns.
Street Department. july 3. 1871
"a \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
EXCURSIONS, sc.

ENCURSIONS 10 WASHINGTON
IIHIGHTS and HIGH BRIDGE.-Thc new and beau
tlful steamer JENNY LIND Will regularly above,
SUNDAYS ptcd leaving the foot o Chamberss Ut o.
o. IT, aud A. O'Clock and Washington Nights AT =. II, g.
and O'Clock landing at almond aud Sprngsts, aud at
Manhaanyle and ;Tykcrs Bag. & which the fare only
cents and g. Washington Nights 10 cents Stages 20
readiness carry passengers 70 Iiish Bridge ly3 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
i fhSSt : Sr5 q %SS5ST Assessors
n3 TT ISAAC NM SMITH.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic no

tee hereby gwen O. tho owner or owners, occupant
occupants Of all House. aui Lots, improved or uim-
proved Lands affected thereby. that the following Assess
mCntS have completed by fc Assessors andae lodged
M the office of the Bureau ID Assessments Tor er mutation
b, all persons Interested, vi. For REGULATING the
SENENTlLAN T.. from htrcm-lane "a le9'h street.
The hints embraced h suc Assessment include all the
several Houses and Lots n Ground, vacant Lots pieces
AID Parcels OF End situated both sdcs Of Seven'h.ave
nue. iween ltth ANA itHn Streets and on noh sts 81
llGh nth tl8th 18th gOih l2lst, 22nd itSid llith
18th 10th iz1th and l23fh streets, between INES running
parallel the Seyeuhttur aud dist ant 900 t''t caster
l. and 400 feet western t,eretlpm All persons who's"
interests are affected u, the above named Assessments,
ana who m. opposed a. e or either OF them, are
requested to present their objections IN writing to the I'M
dcslgned their office. No Hall of Records. within
thrty DAYS from the date Of this notice Once Bureau OF
Assessments. Street Deplriment, Ju. 81, lB9i
SAMI FL "A. DE MOIr)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION to

NDUNKIRK. BUFFALO, and NIAGARA FALLS,
by the York and Ere Railroad az the unprecedented
If Ten Dollars for the excursion to Buffalo and
back to New York Arrangements have been made with
the Nen-York and Enc Railroad Company for a Grand
Excursion over then road 90 DnArk, and b. steamers IT,
Bualopasssngers 10 leave New YORK On the lJhoi july
and within three DAYS afterwards and return he
fore the 10Th from Dukrk Tickets MAJ lie had for the eN-
eur ION at IIarndens Express Office, No. Wast Appl
cation mus, made early the number Of tickets sold
Will be limited. l.. W. WlNCHESlEk
ie3Otf Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
r ERANON SpRINGS-Shortest and

EBANON SPRINGS. and
u cheapest this de. zhtfil summer Retreat -
BIZ the Hudson River boats and Hudson RIVER Railroad 10
Hudson aud thence railroad and stages 70 the Springs
b. the way Of the Shaker City Passengers from New
TX b. morning boats or railroad. VIII leave Hudson by
the o'clock p NJ train and at the Springs ut II
= NJ Passengers from New-York by evening boats or
trims vii cave Hudson the morning at O'Clock, and
arrive al the Springs AN Usual fare upon the Ver,
S fare from Hudson to the Springs, - 81.
j 1. WATERMAN Superintendent
Hudson, June Q, 1851. Jeiz 5m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
4 POLIO ROOMS.-Among the attrac-

: tons N the city. the lovees Of the Young Nova
Scotia Giant stands ~ the head He measures feet
HIGH weighs TOO pounds, and only 10 Of In
personal appearance and general department he true
gentleman have become the crowds at his daily
lsvces that has become necessary throw open the
en'Ire suit If rOus The celebrated Scotch Piper IN al
tendance every evening rohed also IN his Highland Cos
tune AdmItfanre Is cents Children III c. leS06t's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
BOARD WANTED-Bv a gentleman 80

years old of good address, family wncre mere are
no other boarders Location must be pleasant and lmy
agreeable Breakfast and tea with unfinished re-
CURED Boarding house keepers need not answer Addres
k / NJ Tribune Office Jv3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
BOARD at a FARM HOUSE.-A few

Families oani,o ao,~,"s@I --''. ~~e~ii-~. p.r"'
al the Family Mansion OF the subscriber situated near Glen
Cove The rooms large and any the situation healthy,
and the walks around shady and pleasant The place can
be reached by the steamer CrOion winch leaves Fulton Mar
k,t ship daily, (Sunda,s excepted al 81 o'clock For
further information apply TO Rev. JOHN PHAIkE, lOS
Greene 81 or A CRUIkSHANK, Esq, 40 Greenwich s.
between and r. NJ address the subscriber who VIII
the landing daily with his Carraec on the arva. OF
the boat CliAS. lNDERHll- l., Glen uve l.
Glen Cove, June 20. 1851. lcT MWNt2W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
BOARDING..
BOARD in the COUNTRY.

BOARD in the COUNTRY Several
families procure board for the Summer season a
MEADOW-SIDE, within short Ide OF Glen Cove Inc
house is situated immediately by the water newly built
with large and commOdIOus roons and surrounded b.
shady walks and beautiful scenery. Persons deSirous II
procring Board can Obtain every information By applying
iyl lw. ALBERT II. COCKS. ISL Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
STONE BRIDGE HOUSE, Tiverton,

SR THE proprietor respectfully informs he pubic
that the above house open for the recepuono Boa
ers and company through the Summer season Inc
rooms are large airy and comfortably furnished and III
Gent III number accommodate zoe persons Inc location
the for fishing bathing aud cool sea hreeles t. be
found being the shores of Narasanse Bay and IN view
Of the Atlantic Ocean. Boats ban, and lines constantly IN
readiness for the Of boaders without extra charge The
house Will supplied with attentive servants. and theaOe
with the suhantas and decaceS Of the season and every
oXortlon made render the visits of rs guests pleasant
comnodouS stable attached TO the house and an xper
enced ostler attendance. WM. HODGES.
Tyerion, X /. June 70, 1851. je2l SX"ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NOUNTRY BOARD near GLEN

" COVE-Good Board aud pleasant airy lodgings can
obtained with several private families IN the nelsbor
hood of Buckram. Matinecock and Meadow side Apply
to HENRY {. VALENTINE, at Glen Cove Landing
no on the arrival of the CTOton, VIII convey
scneers by Stage the abovenamed places The Crpon
lcvaes the of Euton-s daily Sundays excepted AZ 81
p NJ Good Sea-baihng fishing and cunning can ne had
Refers Ia AAC h. LEWIS "a South-st. iel7 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
COUNTRY BOARDING. or three

~ families can be accommodated az beautiful location
IN Milton. Ulster County. about two and hall hours ride
10y Railroad from the city. Several of the Hudson RIVER
BOats also land there The accommodations slch rs
nouce the commend the house To the att nton o
those interest For further particulars inquire nj
23l Broadway N3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
WANTS, &C.

4 S CHAMBERMAID and plain Sewer, by
respectable Protestant Girl and to do general no.
work m a small family. Can be well recommended D'iy
az 2i3 Ezaboth-st corner Of Houston Can be seen u
two days. E''
4 S plain Cook, Washer and lroner, b
! 2 respectable widow Woman. No objection togo sijrt
distance country Apply at Z6j Elizabeth St co1y.n-
Inutio Bleerkcr-st Y7 tt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
LARGE NUMBER of superior Ser

wants Protestans and Catholics suitable for hotels or
private families are wanting employment at I. MA
SONS Offices, $50 Broadway and 1879 Bowery. Terms
YEARLY substitution so cents otherwise IS cents Snscnp
tons reSpectly solicited These Servants are selected
with the utmost by of great experience IN the
business and MI NJ guarantees them fully equal To any
which NAV be found elsewhere. y BMen and boys can
he hnd resnectahle emnlyment Nl u MTuIhNW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
1 GENTLEMAN of good English ed

! ucation, who speaks and writes the French lan-
guage ucnty and who has knOwleds OF the German
deSirous of finding employment either as secretary Ii
hrarian Tran>ia Copyist or IN any respectable 9cupa
would be found useful consular other public Office
where strictly confidential person of good address sh
be required Good references can be given Address
l. l.. at this Office. yfO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

"A ; CLERK, by Young Man, IN htWs-
paper publishing office or bookstore lie his ma
wO ears experience this city. No Obectlonso 90 10
he country Address VI NJ. tins Office, for one week
w IT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
NEWSPAPER Fow TEE PEOPLE.

From HE FIRST or january ncx', the VERMONT WATCH
MAN STATE JOURNAL will be published, every Thus
day morning, smuiaueousl, at
Montpelier, NorthheId. aud waterbury
and this arrangement viii be extended fast aud as it to
other this Of the state public patronage
shall warrant
The publisher. will endeoyor to increase the interest,
lunesa und substantial value ,hcr paper all Of s read
es by seeking through authorized responsible agents and
correspondents 10 these md other towns Of bus
mess arrangements, public improvements marriages DEATHS
and, in sho all the several localities touching
business, politics, education, and social and moral improve
mcut, which ay he deemed worthy Of public notice iu-
taking cugnzineo of whatever interests the communities
where paper ercuutcs stimulating III whatever
may ecuduce their pio'pety Il uemp, realize
She old and true doa Of newspspera record OF news. at
home and abroad interesting and useful TO those who read
something besides tho transcript metropolitan politics
and gossip which at This day generny form the staple of
country papers. The OF the plan Of will main
" depend upon the vigilance and Judgment Of agents and
respondents far their particular localities
invite the operation Of good men, withou, restrict
ing ourselves politicians Of fth politicians
at all Abaiiog io tie Of political creed bu
maintaining an ud pendent to party,
fair ono to opponents hope deserve we'll ofnL
Hsustancd ia this Improvement shaii
ny ont literally and &c eNigeneies shall demand it, pa
por will be enlarged to accomplish the design.
TERMS 81 so per year. 81 for months, 81 for
re~hs Adveftisoonts Of - f oflass Inserted times
Tor "a iues, cetts per limo csniuuances bel"a
weeks at half price. Probate notices of ordinary le 9Th,
$3.50. Special contracts made with yearly advertisers An
subscriptions avcri through agents
saty bs paid advance, they conveniently keep
special accounts,
Annexed lie, Of receive subscriptions adveu.e
and communications, and acknowledge payment or
tho sub'eribos wishing e. commence 90 the st OF
Jaouay, should rivs their names immediately.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Deputy Sheriff. ls5l-2.-IIolden Putnam ID,
Montpelier; Andrew NJ. Jackman, Barre Cha's
r. Briggs, Mortified; Isaac c. Brown, Water
buty Erastus N. Spalding, Roxbury.
Masters in Chanc,,y, appointed Dee. ], ISL
Roger G. Buckley, Moretown; NJ II. Sessions,
l.. L. Durant, Waitsfeld.
.Notaries Public appointed Dec. !, Is5l.-Eb.
cnezer Scribner jr., Herman u. Hopkins, Apple
ton Fitch, Montpelier; Benjamin scribncr, Mid
llescx.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

The Representatives from this State are on
Committees as follows -Meacham on Judiciary
liebard ON Militia Miner on Engraving and
Bartlett on Public Buildings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

WatsrSaf,, t. sMfIn.
~. "9', ,s,, 'oNN7 N''oi j. ,y,,ro,..so,
Tho Nave tho xHTeek
Kossn,h ,hs,rb. o,',r, boI,.,s .,,on,ion i, NJ.
O."' ''''c' '''' s,''' 'P'g0" was 0ei',e 'su
W"''n we HnSn 'o-uay' ne mas addressed 'uo
~ ''e D"' " iei's'ouS osse"'o"' "i'' ''e
'''''''' ",'' '''e's'' cans ''o'n i''ous "'s'''
,'V'''' D1o9 '',' ''''',' '"0 ~ ~ '''
'''' singular '''' I'u P''i'''e'! '-''' r'!'
''''', ''''' "o1'' INNS 'o'''''',''5 iie" ''''''
nun az r''''''s ''''' '',''' '''''' '','''
ICY o''! ~ 5u, '''0' anu "'','0'' ''''! '',S
"'''' ''''''' ''o' eN''u''"s '''"! 40
SOU Jus ''''' '7 ''s i'''''''''''''' 10 ''''''
'''' ''''s ~ ''i' P'"0'
question presented by himis to be decided, upon
the spur ofthe moment, by any considerate man.
We would at least take as much time as the lit-
tie Napoleon accords to France to pass upon the
Government of that country for ten years to
10y - ~ 49, -. '.'ls 'c' ~ u,'s .D,
M,
. -, -, 80, '''''
- ~
,,r,. 49,. -, ,''''' ~
Koss,,rr = T., s..,'I 49,, -. =.
Philadelehia. .A. ..,,, il, ,,-a,,,,,-,a e..
that he VIII 90 to the West
France has been revoluuonzed-or rather its
established government-in A. night. Napoleon
has taken the reins into bs own hands. and is
''s"'"6 """ ""P ana 'Pu' LOT tt" year 5
','S' "' u'7 i''''"'"'''' 'n'' very "NeY
'"ere VIII oe zen revolutions IN 'na' Time
~, N7"S ''''', '''''o''''' '''D '''7 '9'"o" ''''
'7''i'0' j. '''0'''''y '''''es''"s
O',4''S' % '''"8 NEAT To no'n''s' Mr'
'''' il" p,0P'''''''' i'' "'0
'''''''' Oh Tue 'o'u''''''' TO i'a''Souig"
.Wr Clal has resinned his seat IN the Senate.
70 ''No ''''' III september next lie aces So
u" o'uV' 10 e"ao'e 'Do i''g'si''u'e TO appoint a
successor AT tle present session. Mr. Gay Is
LHionism Caring IN. Mississippi Foote's
/ COMPROMISE resolution. ms originally introduced.
os ,,,,,,l. God ,l,,,-o,;.,,, g.. tho r,-u,,..
D'' ''f''''''e' O'e'' '''o'. 'o' u'v P''Pe'''!
r'' o'''' '',o'' ~ was 'i'0 P,''''"
'"' ,''' - ,o" pl'Y' = nv ''o"l,e mas a.
,'''''1 1 ill''''1,' '''T '''o'U'.0" anu Pu' inc
''''''' J''' us 'i' '9''.en' put " ~ MS
'''S' '''eSsa5s' ui' JUST Us ''e " "'g "''e ON
'eh'oh oil vermont put II III June last II Is 10
demonstrate the necessity of further legislation
to guard against evasion or abuse" All right
"lpo'" 9 Ho"' 'e"' ocDee' ana "ooi' val
uo Vi Ito" Ii'il'or'eu ior tne year ehulhg
june "o' io'l' @i''So''Vo'' vi lea S4''9o'-
UOo, OF which was exported II, E,e6i-leaving
for CONSUMPTION S3.O6s. I4I. OF Coffee. IL
az o-o of,,biob ,.a., ,,,ro-,,5 soac ooo -
go 90 ,oc ~, ,.l
is 10 pun i-'' VI "oo' 90
SO 100, OF which was exported s61 ,066-leav-
in, FIR consnuntion a go5 Iol
~ Hon. Joel r poinsett of $ & formerly,
So, 50 - As,n:.,o. =. NJ.
81 ""' '''' W W. i''''e' " ''eN'0'' uiou
On inc I'm INST ageu 10
~,
ne - /; ueralu w ashingloh correspond
Ilt eleFrapns on goou authofily that nearly all
~ , ll.'iu IN con
sequence OF lhe proposed reception OF hossulh
ny ule rreslueht ana congress
/ Doubtful. However, if the gentlemen wish
| to 90. we say of each as Kossntb d,d Of IIuIsa
=. :, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

Icrlpod he heaihiesi state IN Tie Union The
census of 1880 showes the following proportion
Of deaths to the whole population of the follow
ing states Vermont / in 100 Iowa | IN "a
Georgia | in 81 Michigan in 81 4; Tennessee
| in e6; North Carolina and Alabama | in IS
South Carolina ] in 60 Maine l in n; New
Jersey l in IS; Virginia | in 20 Illinois and
Delaware / in 70 Arkansas | in 20; Texas
in 60; Rhode Island | in Co. Kentucky and
Connecticut in "a Maryland ! in 60; Massa-
chusetts in 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

The Great British Quarterlies and Biaekicood's
Magazine. is the time to order Leonard
Scott & Cos. valuable British publications-pub
ished at "a Gold Street, New York. The fol-
lowing is the list and terms
The London Quarterly Review (Conseryativel
2 he Edinburgh Review (Whigl
The North British Review Free Church,
The Westminster Review Q4iberal And
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Tory
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

The Alabama Legislature has passed resolu-
tons sustaining the Compromise measures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

The next session of the Vermont Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
is to be held at Mortified.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

paRy Line Telegraph. a meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Valley Line Telegraph met
at Norihield' on Thursday, last week, and chose
the following directors: b. ?. Cheney Of Bos-
ton. Charles Paine of Mortified, VIM Warner
of Burlington, +. p. Jewet of Montpelier, G.
w. Benedict Of Burlington, w. r. Davis Of
Greenfield, Mass, Joseph Lnthrop Of Northamp-
ton, H. $. Knowles Of Potsdam, n. Y, G. NJ
seymour Of Ogdensbnrr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

The n. Y. IIerald's Washington correspond
ent telegraphs on good authority that nearly all
the foreign ministers intend Withdrawing, in con-
sequence of the proposed reception of Kossuth,
by the President and Congress.
Doubtful. However, if the gentlemen wish
to go, we say of each, as Kossuth did of Tulse
man; bon royage 10 him." If they don't like
the sort Of company that Uncle Sam entertains,
let them go where their tastes can be better graf
flied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25
Clubbing.

4
Money current n the State iehere issued loiH Be
reeeired al par.
Clubbing.
A discount Of twenty five per cent from the
above prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering
four or more copies of any one OF more Of the
above works Thus; -Four copies Of Blackwood
or of one Review will be sent to one address for
50 four copies of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50; and 50 on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

.hUb'e.-Two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars worth Of this article in lbs rough and manu-
featured state is now annually exported from the
town of Rutland. The quarrying and working
of 1t affords the means of sustenance to some
1000 of our inhabitants. \ large quantity is al
so exported from other towns in tins county
.Nofthcrn ,ldreriiSer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

Imports Of IRON, Tea, COFFEE, and Uool. Val
ne Of foreign Iron imported for the year ending
June 30, 1851, Sl7,297 900. OF Tea s4,79s,-
COS, Of which was exported 81, l29, s6i-leaving
for consumption s3,O6s, I4I. OF Coffee, H.
$1,000, (which was exported S33600O-leav-
ing for consumption Sl2,5l5,070. OF Uooi 49,
S33, 100, of which was exported s67, 066-leav-
ing for consumption $685. 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

Kossuth is evidently weak in health, being az
fected with either debility or disease of the
Ghost lie stated 10 deputation, on Wednes-
day, that he had organic disease of the lungs,
and that splitting of blood was, with him, fire.
quent occurrence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

burlington. A few failures most Of them Of
inconsideable importance, have led TO quite an
excited discussion between Gen. Clark of the
Free Press and Salmon Wires, Esq Wires was
assaiIed by Clark, because he acts as agent for
New York espionage agency; and w retorts
that Clark has been engaged in the same bust
ness, They do things differently in Ohio, where
merchant has obtained $4,000 damages a
gainst Lewis Tappan Of n. Y, for injuries done
TO pla'inh's ''ed', by means Of the spy system.
Nest Randolph c. NJ. Sanderson, Post Mas.
ter Of West Randolph, was arrested by t. s.
Mail agent Holbrook on Monday of last week,
on a charge of committing depredations upon
the mail. Mr. sanderson was brought before
Judge Prentiss, declined an examination, and
gave bail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-25

O. Hon, Joel r. Poinsett, of S. c., formerly
Secretary Of War and Minister to Mexico died
tho 10Th inst aged 20.