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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-08
MEDICINES.
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SOUU ceuoeras the health ana happiness OF :
peaple Is all times af the mosi valuable importance.
take IL Tor granted that every person vii do al IN hef
power TO save the lives of their children aud that every
p.r.on will endenxor to promote their own health al OIL
sacrifices feel il to be nv duiy to soennly assure
Won thar WORMS according tie opinions Of the mnsi
celebrate physieisn- the primary causes Of large
majority Of diseases which children and adults
tablet IL yoa have appetite continually ehanFeahle
from one lind flood another bad Breath. Pain IN
the Stomach Picking n the Nose. Hardness and Pull
ness 81 the Belly. Dry Cough, Slow Fetcr fuse irrcg
ular-remefbcr tha, all these denote WORMS. al yeo
should at once apply the rened,:-u obensash' =
Worm SYRUP article founded pPnn Seientihs
Principles compounded with purely vegetable subsfnb
ees being perfectly safe when taksn and can be given
10 the most tender Infant m decided befeheal effect
whore Bore Coaploia'sa Dia,yIe., have made trrF
weak and detaied The Tonic pfoPefies" 81 my y orfo
svrun are such. fat II stands without equal ~ the
catalogue OF medicines IN giving tone and strength Ia
the Stomach. which makes il inslible remedy for
tho.e afflicted with Dycpsia The astonishine tores
srfnrmed b. this syrup after Physicians have tailed
the best evidence ifs superior efficacy over all others
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PLENDID SILVER CUPS, NEW JEW
~ elry --latest Patterns,y fine Clocks, VERY cheap)
elegant Gold and Silver Watches, Warranted for two
years.
Also Letter and cap paper of the best and nestqual
ity fine Note paper and fancy Envelopes, New Books.
good Books, very fine Books School Books Sc. all for
sale at the lowest prizes Gail and look these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You money by do
ing so (oct 6-ts) JOHN Z. WRIGHT.
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TNHE DOG Wv hnve just received so
dozen CoHarsaad Chains of all the different kinds.
Silver plated collars Solid Brass collars Steel collars,
some extrn fine, Dog calls. extra md Hunts
men IIorns,-wLich will be- sold chenp for cashby
WM. Is. & G. FISHER,
sept 30--dts ODposiie The FrdHktH H0td.
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t1AsSOLUEION.-The concern of CREwDsoN
CRAsK has this day, by mutual consent, been
e,SsoNeo AL persons indebted as also those having
ea,'hs against as will present them TO w H. Crunk a,
nc to close the business of the concern
sep <o--<W 'CREWDSON & CRANK
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.RycooDs.-PHILIP w. PAYNE

II respectfully soIicits from ms IfFN0s MI. ~ IT
the patronage heretofore extended 10 t''e "'",
.,.. & Hell H.s Stock is large and well assorted
:. yer, article will be sold on the most reasnhap'
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RECOMMENDATIONS

We havc In use Nj, r. B,iuiughnm Mitchell PUMP
AND ENGINE and esteem thrm IA most valuable mp
pendugc Il greut convenience and efficient Protec
lion against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X b. TYLER. do
DIR. ROYSTER. Hueucnot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, fnrmviur.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
Il J. GAINES Chnrlotfce.
The Pump Gun be aeon in uscHt DE-. VIM y Morris's,
Diuguid's foundry, md many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility nud useful
ness The Pump can be seen in Riel mond at the Wing
office. They warranted ~'ors well for one year.
IT, NOTlCE.--A pcrso.,- buying or selling the
nbove articles, nre responsible To me for it.
X. BRITrINGlAM MITCHELL,
mnrcb oo-tlts Proprietor.
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WHEAT: -The undersigned is now operating
ms Ills, and is IN market for Wheat. He
Also, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 23-dts III =. LANGHORNE
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MERCHANDISE.


2 y 6 Ri ~ eatirs i@er'.i +
= -,aeern ~ PAYNE & Bell All debts due The hrr wiz
!. collected BY r ". Payne; also the debts due '''''
ne concern VII be paid by him IL firm
Ne request person. having accounts asalnsl ~.
hin, them in for setiernent; also all ~ho are
- T. rr..r, will please call and mike yIneht
ID the CONFER" "'' PAYNE & BELL.
or. Julyel 1852
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nISSOLUTlON.--r Co-Partnership hereto
~ fore existing between the subscribers, under the
style of Dudley CoMPros has been this day dissolved
by mutual eonsent.-ohn w Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM Compton in the late concern, and will
dischargei its liabilities He embraces this opportunity
return his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
rouage to the OF DUDLEY & COMPTON, and to
solicit its continuance in his new connection.
JND. W. DUDLEY.
WM. A COMPTON,
FlSclSSArI April l2th, 1859.
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IMP OKTANT TO IA IL vi ~,
j Gaydeaers. Flo,isis TacorJoyoiei Companies N ~
nfacfurers Aritaas. Pretcssionai Men Mechanics an
otlers-The Pump and Fire Engine
combined Rigdt SecUed by UHned Stafes Let
te,.- J,ysnf Ali IkfRINorarNTs Wilt M fHosEcJ
my IAw-This is the np,t valuable invention Of
he aye. aud without which. nDunfnctureF, public edi
dces hotels and private dwellings, are incomplete mud
cofnpurnfiycs insecurc With this cheap aud Hcient
Fire Engine the Farmer l. perfectly independent oi all
accommodating insurance c"mpnneA and con bid
defiance To- the incendinty.
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CTOVES! STOVES I've re-
~ cevne very fine lot OF STOVES, OF various sizes
styles aud manufactures such the Virginia aIr-tght
Cooking stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do. do, the Richmond premium do. do, and the
Pnror stoves variety Of sizes forms aud manufactures;
all Of which will be sold the most accommodating
terma bv Iang 9O.dts1 AGREE 4 MuRRILI"
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A. M. slOIEINS-Bc leave to call tue at
ta,,i,n If their customers and the pubic genffai
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NNuAL MEETING
Form of Proxy.
ImPOKTANT TO EAKMERs,

Iynchburg Republican and Express Bedford, Saem,
Wyihoville aud Abingdon pnpcrs, will please cory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09
Normal Schools.

We invite attention TO the recommendation Of
Normal Schools, for the instruction of persons
desi guing to make teaching a profession, made
by the superintendent Of CALEDONIA County
The suggestion is worthy of consideration and
possibly viii be pressed upon the Legislature at
the coming session.
At meeting of Town Snprenendents, held at
Danylle Sept I, le52, Rev. John Dudley was
chosen Chairman, and +. NJ. Maynard Secretary
when the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
passed;
Resolved, That the interests Of Education in
this state demand the establishment OF one or
more Normal Schools, by the authority and from
the funds of the State.
Resolved. That the Town Supsrntendents and
other friends of education in the County be re-
duested TO circulate and forward to the Legisla-
ture of the State pet ION for the establishment
of one or more Normal Schools.
Resolved, That the editors OF the county pa
pers be requested to publish the proceedings of
tins meeting and especially call attention TO alle
circulation of the following petition for State
Normal School;
To the Honorable The General assembly Of the State
Of PermoHi;
We the subscribers, your petitioners, respectful
" solicit your attention 10 the subject of the
establishment of one or more Normal Schools
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN DUDLEY, Chairman.
T.. NJ. MAYNARD, Secretary.
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foreiou Nous.

r,ov EuRoPr.-The British mail steam shin
,'.;ca Captain Shannon, arrived at East Bos-
' an The 3D. in eleven and three quarters DAYS
forn Liverpool
Hr,o,,Sp The ministerial journals announce
n ,orlect confidence the satisfactory ternina.
,n If the dispute on the N. A. fisheries, which
"itely.-indecd, certain TO be adjusted on terms
(. sbsolute reciprocity, so far as the right Of
Linz is concerned the Americans TO be at
iasrtv 10 fish in all British waters and the Brit
I In all American waters subject on both sides
.. ,Ie restriction to three miles from the shore of
~, country to which each party does not belong:
A.. three miles to be measured to the nearest
i.n3 without distinction Of Bay or open sea.
THE harvesting is proceeding favorably both
q, England and Scotland.
IprtANp.-In the case Of the inquest on the
1i,es of those shot in the election riot at Six
ME- Bridge, Ireland, the coroner's jury have re-
,r,pel verdict that the deceased were wilfnlly
.rr3ered bv John G. Delmadge, Justice of the
pee. and eight soldiers Of the 3lst Regiment.
rrs JURORS disseutcd from the verdict
All county accounts respecting the potatoe
,,,n are more satisfactory. The last favorable
.atoments estimate that in the infected districts
y, least one half Of the crop will be saved.
raANcE Nothing Of Importance has occur
m since the Fete on the 18th.
TrALY.--Ihe olhcit Gazettc OF the Savoy an
poupces that the Minister of the interior recon-
..anis the citizens TO familiarze themselves
o.fh the use of the rifle as means of national
defence also, to organize a national guard in
,ae rural districts.
From Rome it is stated that treaty Of com
r.rce was formally concluded between Russia
anl ihe Roman States.
RussIA-Cholera Is raging Indignantly 10
Russian Poland. All the schools in Warsaw,
s.rslz and Kalish are closed. panic has
nsen possession OF the people. The crowding
10 te churches and places of pilgrimage has
.arad the disease. -Four hundred and seventy.
seven persons were attacked at Warsaw on the
th and one hundred and three died.
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PORTED 81 THOMAS \. p0TY.
NJ ~ - m. -. N.-.l

MONTPELIER, Sept. 6.
Best coraed beef "a Is per b., fresh by the
or. 3 a ,, retail "a 8 best sa pork, l23 a a,
fresh, whole anmaN 6 7, retail, 4 a 10 NUT
ton, 4 Is.
PRovlsroNs. &c.-Fauily Butter II lG3
store 10 -; cheese 4 81, lard l24 IA tai
low s 9, dried apple a {, eggs per doz) II
"a potatoes rper bu.l - to 30, PIE apples none
-, dessert apples (Noue)
Hay AID GRAIN.-Corn-75 a 60, oats 80 a
81. hay - 10 per ton.
FLouR.-Extra fine flour per Dbl. sll s.
fancy brands Il, superiine SD.
GRocERFs-Sugms brown W. l. rn1 \. O.
per lbl DC, white and crushed 10, com.
w l. Molasses. (por gal.l 30 81 lmseed oil
- 90, coarse salt 40 to 50 c.. dairy per bag II
10 %.
MISCELLANEOUS DRY and green hard wood
S2l per cord, shingles per m. 81 a : Il, wool 81
a i2c per TO-, nails at wholesale S32ja --cwt,
hides -, sole leather ~ c. upper iIor II.
&C. Grained trimming leather
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

FRANK PHRcE AND NEIGHBoRs. General
FIERCE ives at Concord, and the " Independent
Democrat" is published at Concord. MIR. Fogg,
Ae editor, knows Pierce Ike a book" having
Yod on terms Of intimacy with him for years.
rcnpyiug the same boarding house with hun,
nd often the same room. Under these crcum-
'nnces, whatever Mr. F9gg says of the noml-
nee OF the Democracy must be Gu fat. Here
j. an extract from recent number Of the dem
'cfat mark the words thereof:
We do not think him greai man or great
scotsman. We do not think him nj man to
.n.' with the destnies Of this great nation
ne do not think him capable of grasPing the
'eal 'dsa Of democracy and Of administering
ne Gorernmsnt in obedience 10 The doctrines and
{'hc'Pies Of the .iaihers Of The Republic we
0eAeve-nay we know him to be partiani
2, once uascrapulous, Indifferent and ambltious
" VA very respectable impulses he knows not
.uit Il Is 10 take or pursue any coarse because
Is nghl and commends Itself 10 the approval ol
eh enlightened conscience"
WIN how much JUNCTION might Pierce eX'
1.ain, after this brutus like home thrust, witt
~ The lndlgnity Of ancient Dogherry; Dos
o a. not suspect my place? Dost thou not sus
peet my years? Oh, that | haC
10Y been. writ down am ass ="
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

ANiihN-Ihere nave been further sales Of
Pearls at s. ga IS. Pots continue dull
BUTTER-Ihere wac only limited supnlv
last week, occasioned by the warm weather -
The anticipated further advance of consignors is
not realized IN any material Improvement in Che
market since our last. The latest report OF Cal
liornla market being In full supply and dull. with
price declining" in connection with onr late
rains, touds 20 quiet speculative feeling and les
sen confidence n higher Rates for the present, if
not to reduce the price and demand this Fall
Sales continue active For choice prime dairy
II lec; some held at l9c. ard Is a l6}c for
other grades.
CHEESE There is amuch better supply past
few days, and still is in demand Prime and
milo quality &C. to 6@c for other grades.
FL0uR-A very buoyan, feeling has been
the order of The day 10 the Flour market. and m
common and fancy brands fresh ground. the ad-
vance since our last has been % &c Der Dbl
and stock Of these descriptions reduced to very
trfing amount Extras do not partake of an
equal advance but are more saleable at the late
asking prices. Past few days prices are not sus
talned.
GRAIN-The receipts Of Corn have been
light and the market is quite firm We notice
sales OF good yellew mealng at - 76c per bu
In Oats further sales Of Northern az lGa 47c, and
at 80.
PROVISIONS The transactions in Pork
continue TO be confined TO sufsl lots Mt steady
prices. We quote sales OF sig SIS 50 for
prime S2l for mess, and S33 sci for clear and
extra clear, mos.
WOOL-The transactions in fleece Wool
have been moderate the past week but holders
are firm aud the tendency Of prices UPWARD
Moderate sales OF fleece at onr quoted rates.
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Representatives.

Loco l.-Freesol fall the rest are wings
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Dorset, NJ. Roberts, l. gain.
Manchester u. Andrews,
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Brdhtboro', Roswell Hunt,
Putney Blood,
HcstRinisier, w. P. Bradley. !. gain
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Jesse Scott, l.
Berlin, Hubbard Hancock, wing gain. IL mai.
Calais, Rufus p. Moses, f
Uurbury, none; coalition last year.
East Montpelier, J. w. p. Vincent !. IS mai.
Fdgston, Willard b. Porter, f.
.Iarstfeid, Asa Spencer.
.Hddieser, o. A Chamberln ]. mai.
Montpelier, II. II. Reed. 4G maj.
.ioretocn, Uriah Howe, !.
.NoTifeld, none coalition last year.
Pdnfeld, Lewis Chambcrlin, f.
Rorbury. Allen Spalding, ].
Uatsfeld, none ; coalition last year.
Darna, p. p. Raymond,
Udterbury Calvin Bodgett, !. - maj.
oodJm3, Ira McLoud, f.
Forester Nathaniel A Kelley, f.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ringion. Henry 2. Hickok.
Charlotte. Midas Prndle,
Colchester, G. =. Mayo loco; none last year.
Esser Isaiah IIuntley, wing gain, u mai.
ShclbmHe, Lyman Hall,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
fnirtar, ].
Fairfield, J.
Hghgate, J. gain
s. .RbaHs, c. II. Hayden, W. gain. q mai.
SCaHion, I. B Bowdish, ].
ADDISON COUNTY.
.Mdd'ebwy, Joseph H. Barrett,
OriceH, Chanphn NJ. Fletcher
bogeanss, George 81 Grandey
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Ca1ietoa, tsaac r. Wright,
Dan5y, A. Bancroft, wing gain
Ira, Fish,
.uendon, Eben c French,
PoWing, J. Josselyn,
Rutland, J. b. Page,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Carenajsh, John + Deane,
R9yaiion, A. D. Ilutchius, l. gam.
6oodstock, Thomas L. Powers.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Brootfela, none coalition last year.
Chcised none whig last year.
.NctoburB Oscar {. Hale, wing gain.
Orange Willis Lane, loco gam.
Randolph, none; Goa itlon last year.
STAFFORD, Benz. Gilman,
Tunbrdge, Charles b. Chandler,
IershWe none.
Washington, T. G. White, wing; none last year
LAMOlLLE COUNTY.
C,nnb1dge, none condition last year
Edea, x. L. Gull, J.; none last year.
E'm0re. none; coalition last year
Johnson Stoughton 5 Pike.
.HoTiaotrR, Almond Boardman.; none last year
s'0io, none coalition last year.
u olcoH Earl Smith, Wing gam
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Burnt James X. kemick, whig gain.
DdHrac wing.
Hardr.st, none; coalition last year.
Lyadon, W. gam.
Pt1cham. none.
iyegaie, none; wing last year.
HaddeH Pierce, ].
ORLEANS COUNTY.
BGri0n, l.
BVtenHgtH, wing.
Coratrg Wing.
Dcr5y, wing gain
G'over, l.
Greensboro John Somcrs, J.
Irasbwgh whg
.NtcpoG wing gain.
Salem, whig gam
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Massachusetts Right.

The Wings of old Massachusetts have held
their State Convention, consisting of delegates
regularly elected from every town-more than
1000 in number. The delegates were unanim-
Gus for Scott-not single "sizzler" among
them ALL
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Brighton Market, Sept. ..

Reported tho Boston Daily Adycris,r
At Mhrkc 1900 Beef Cattle, s25 stores al30 Swine and
Ga0u sheen 900 included len lts
week oU1l,n over this week.
fEtoEs Beef Catile-Ahncipating supply # the best
cattle lr-o nunher sold advance before they
arrived A. Brighton We quote EK'rn So IA 81 so hst
quality $3.50 Coo second quail 0a 25 ind 90
af.75
Working 0,eu--salcs dull IS. 81, 20, 70. ~ pnd 90
Cows und Caivr.--Sac- sis, 23, ss 81 80, IS q
Shores so Sole noticed.
sheer-soles 3 20 1873. Ice lse s., Q25, 2.a7s 50
Sv,ne--nuIl Market overlooked puces reduced
Shouts ro9ie than half haro. a. ssIsrted g.
uld Hols 90 0. Barows fat hogs "a aut cat ntail
iiom 3 to-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

willing TO expose the lives Of two such men as
Jackson and Scott, in the settlement of a private
dlfhculty, will find this an insuperable objection
to voting for tho Wing nominee. He will have
TO 60 IN without their valuable support Alack
3. They say he is Cdthoiic-Wel, if that is
true, it will spoil him for such Pro,estants as re-
gard creeds as more important than creditable
lives, and years crowded full OF valuable public
services
4. They say he is n Protestnnt,-and that will
ruin him for any Catholic who rejects Pierce cor
the same cause.
To Judge however, from the news that is flash
ing from hamlet and village and city. and every
corner Of the land that has 50 often shared his
glory, and proposed only as lac succeeded, the
masses are concluding to circle the square Of
this four fold objection. and give old Chippewa a
chance at the helm of our staunch and sturdy
ship Of State.-.N u Tunes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09
Late from California.

-ORLEANs, Aug. %,
The steamship Falcon has arrived at this port,
in San Francisco dates 10 August lst.
q he 10Th, having on freight upward Of two
lllon dollars IN gold dust
The mining intelligence is favorable.
The Indians continued very troublesome, and
MAS reported that they were about organizing
q general fight with the whites
iAe San Francisco markets were generally
ieaty depressed,
Ackness upon the Islhmus has abated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

TIE New Postmaster GENERAL--It has
been remarked that the Hon. Samuel ID. Hub
bard, who is appointed to the office of Postmas-
ter General in place of Judge Hall, resigned,
was one Of the delegates from Connecticut to the
late Baltimore Convention, who did not vote on
either of the ballots for the presidency ether tor
President Fillmore or for Mr.. Webster, but uni
foImly fol Gen. Scot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

=, lion. Ebenezer Knowlton, of Waldo County,
Ss'07 Tor years a prominent leader IN the Loco
iyeo party, bolts the nomination OF Pierce and
aug Anxious To meet the consequences OF so
.D9orlant detection, the party papers have cir
n laIed the story Ihet the detection Is no new
, ~ g, but that Mr.. r. voted for Van Buren, IN
i'lc This statement has been promptly met
y mr. knowton. by card in the Belfast Jour
"1h mat never 10 this day has he acted polite
.y With any other than the Democratic party,
voted any other than the Democratic ticket at
wy state or national election" He adds that
form.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09
Deaths.

IN this village, se g. Of hysent,t, Jomcs Henry, uuy
of lanes u. and lucy r auedou, aasd year,
Also sept sh inliut daughter OF H. d. aud Sarah Sin
clair, aged wcoks.
10 81 Iuhushufy Aug. % Mr.. samuel Eaton, gcd IS
In ST. Iohnshury, Aus 80 OF ronsumpton Mr. ChaIiei
X Crawford, aged IS
IN Peseha, Aug %, Of pulmonary cousumptioa, Mahaa
wife OF IIeV. a. Hitchcock, ared 81
A. Newhufy, while bathing Connecticut River, Sept.
Augustus uoughlon, OF Barre aged ie years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09
Potatoe Disease in Ireland.


,,.5 orention TO die descg.ptIon of the nrooress
ortss potstoe disease. The snbec, Is treated
yerv serious bgbt. and as certainly re-
5,..ny no The extent of one fourth the average
,aid of the crop. but nothing amounting 10 a
:. positive failure is conceded.
Tho authority from which we have ouoted
-,s on 10 show that in anv even, the distress os
+. .,noot rstnrn Tho nosi,ion of tho conn.
a.. entirely cb,ngod ,bere ore ,yyn millions
.e,oia les 10 fred AID another half million
n,obsbiv enipr,te the present wear. Those
- ,ia Moor who remain are not So dependent
5. tia potatoe crop. The use Of corn food has
come more general; the Irish grain produce
rs.. promise of Abundance. and importation is
s.ullr active. The conclusion Is that dis
8. aud suffering may follow. bu, never again
d. horrors of The past ~ Times.
Faou HovpuRss. Advccs from Baiize Of
B V lsand. of Mr. W dollhouse. The English Su-
,enleut he went down In ar English var
cesI and was TO be sworn in as Lieut. Cover
ol NJ Colony of the Bay Islands.
Tas project Of amexine Yucaan to the Uni
tH Snfes IS said 10 be gaining ground. he
-lr-s ofthe movement are said 10 be men of
lth character and perseverance,.
TurArENrD CruAN ExrlpITroN.---The
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Cller says that the spanish Minister has cal!
ls attention OF our Government 70 move
eofs 0r another invasion Of Cuba, IN manner
alsa the adoption of precautionary measures.
ie nys-
&c IS petty wei ascenaincd that individuals
iecicd with the proposed movement have re-
IS been vibrating between \. iork and n.
% ans conceftng plans OF holding conferences,
ng, as is supposed. TO a hostile demonsta-
ta n tha-nonih of October With all the Sc
t-eq winch has been onsorven these conspira-
{, .4alnst the public peace and the good faith
aa United States In the Observance Of treaty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09
Rational Portrait Gallery
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS

+ Now PUBLISHED a. NUMBERS. at Twenty Five
t"uts tHch-in he completed 10 Forty Numbers nakrg
Four iutdsome Nuumes bound ~ two.
This acrt mN com prse upwards ~ Ono Hundred and
fwrns furtft., ui thr Most Eminent Persons who have
occupied place rho u .rary ~ the nned States The
roftrii- Engraved steel fiom the Most Approved
hkeuozses Hnd each Portrait ~ accompanied by Au
hentc and Chat1Ctarisc biogra phira Sketch 10 tho
ornrai0n ." these Memoirs, the ahiesi writet. IN the
ouniy hsc been ourared whohnve ALWAYS had recourse
fn thr Mrst lndonhisd NntNori,es. The work will be
Completed 10 FORTY NUMBERS. aud finished before the
Fifs Of Jrl, ls53. Tho Fst Numbers issued tho
Frs of iuly lsJ2ha stcoui Number viii appear the
81 Of Augast, and t,n ih4t number will he
, vcFf weea. tnch number al Three Portraits
snh tiici, Biographies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

~ John Van Buren, has been ruled ont of the
,,sg,| York i.ocofoco ST. tie Convention, and MIR.
: naeler put in place of HIN. They ought 10
ave let John reran for he has proved himself
good pheeisr as any of them Alias.