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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

Even Mr. Mason Of Virginia could only maintain
his composure BY suddenly taking a great interest
in the contents OF book on his desk.
In the course Of bis speech Judge Wade was in
terrupted by Mr. Bates of Delaware who asked. in
substance. whether Judge Wade would vote for the
admission of state with constitution sanct.oalg
Slavery. Mr. Bates put the question with the ar
Of a man administering q hard pill to swallow
Tho reply WAS quick Snd clear. Raising his voice
till = rang through the Senate chamber Judge Wade
answered NO | would not never viii Last Of
all will vote for the admission of such 4 State
when formed from territory which has been stolen
b. from Freedom To be surrendered to Slavery"
An animated defense of the Republican part,
concluded the speech, which was, in every re-
sn.ct one of the most effective Vet made in the
senate on the Kansas question. II evidently caused
gr.st uueasiness on the Administration side Of the
Chamber. az it well might. for | do not believe "a
nonuIsr audience could be gathered in the Free
States of any party, upon whom il would not have
had if il had been delivered 10 them, a convincing
effect. II ought 10 be largely circulated.
Mr. Mason of Virginia followed Judge Wade in
dulI and inaccurate summary of the history of the
Apti-Slavery movement in this country. In the
operipc Of his speech he described Robert Walsh as
the. editor of an Abolition newspaper-and when
the proprety Of the description was questioned BY
Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Mason persisted that il was right
| fancy Mr. Walsh will be somewhat astonished TO
find himself cassed in that category.
The House has been engaged to-day in general
miscellaneous business. Nothing of note has oc.
cured except that a good deal of work has been
done.
The Press (Pbiladelphis) las the following items:
Tie Hon Owen Jones passed through this city. on
his wsv TO Washington, or Monday-as true a steel
against Lecompton. This. notwithstanding the rumor
that bis vote against the Harris motion on Friday was
Indicative of change He stands firm. and old
Montgomery is at his back ike rock.
WAsHINGToS, March 10, 1853.
s, vcral Ant-Lecompton Democrats from Pennsyl
vsnia-Mes.rs. Chapman, Owen Jones, and others
voted on Friday last TO lay Mr.. Harriss appeal iron
tie decision OF the Speaker upon the table as they
considered that decision in accordance with parla
meItsrv usage. On the main question, when it comes
mn they will be found where they always have been
tar ding firmly upon the platform Of Popular Sover
eighty and msintaning the right of the majority to
rle make this statement not withou. authority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Escape of Prisoners.

EAsroN, Pa, Tuesday, March IL, 1853.
Five prisoners broke through the skylight of the
jail, ard escaped. passing through the Sheriff. dwell
mo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
FIRST GUN FROM THE OLD TENTH LEGION.

MAucH CHUNK March Is, 1853.
The election for borough officers took place here
Yesterday, and the contest spirited The Anti
Lecompton ticket was elected by an average majority
ii 70 votes. Last year the Democracy carried the
borourh by S3 majority. The LecomptOntes called
,bers the " Peoples Ticket but this, even would not
saye them The true Democracy of these everlasting
hills never will indorse the swindle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

LArHA KEEsE's THEATgR.-Buckstone's romantic
Gipsy drama entitled "The Flowers of the Forest
produced at this house on Monday night in very
fine style. The most careful attention has been paid
to the scenery, costumes, and all the appointments,
and cash has been counted as a thing Of naught in
getting up the piece. The rew scenes are among tho
best have seen, at this house. where the work
Of the artist is always Of the best and all the dresses
elegant, expensive and appropriate.
The drama is of the "thning sensation order and
s full of grand effects unexpected situations -
and miraculous incidents and the attention Of tho
audience is kept continually on the stretch.
II is admirably acted by Messrs. Dsy, Perry, Jeher-
.on. Peters, and Mrs Laura Keene, Miss Polly MAJ
rhall and Miss Wells assisted by all the rest Of the
company, Niss Wells giving capital Representations
Of Gpsy bag of the Meg Merrilies style. Mr.. JEFF
ferson has good part and Of course makes the most
oft.
The play il one Of the most brilliant successes that
Rave been achieved at this house this season.
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II Is u II Il M Il
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These superior Watches made by the aid new and
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priHcpie ami qHdiify and have been proved ny the
cxnctng tests TO be unfng In action. These watches
made entrc from the crude Materials in single establish
me by connected and uniform processsthc factory he
ing organized upon the system that has been adopted in
the production Of the unealed American hre-arns,whch
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foreign VI the quality Zach watch
iuy teste land Il accomplished with the makers certificate
and warranty for TrN years
ALI fuREiGS Watches MADE HAND, the American
watches being the only made by machinery upon uni
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detective, aud continually getting uf order In many
parts Of the country is impossible to find good watch
prcrs, and watch repairing is always uncertain and expen
svc. The Introduction Of American watches spose Of this
difficulty and country merchants, well watch Dealers
keep watches part Of their miscellaneous stock aud
thus supply their with STAPLE, which may
he used amy other article without mystery humbug
Sold by the trade generally.
Salcsroom In Boston. 1913 WASHINGTON STREET General
Agents, Mcssrs ROBBINS h APPLETON, New York.
APPLETON, TRACY & co. &.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
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Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but a sure and
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To Married Ladies' it is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
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THESE PILLS HAVE NEVER BEEN WHERE THE
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For full particulars, get pamphlet, Free of the agent
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For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, Brattleboro, VT, and by
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Waterbury, VT. wholesale agent for the state. ly-34
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RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

IL The subscriber offers sale his Farm situated on
s,l the main road lending from Brateboro to Kcene
isstW mgs from Brattlcboro village half u mile from
school and one and one fourth miles from the Rail-
road pot, where there is view Of the for nearly
mile, sin trains daily.
SAID Farm contains 90 acres Of good land with good
Dwelling House, Barn 20 oot sled and rrary NooI-
House, liog-llousc, Wagonlo and Mechanic Shop all in
good repair The farm Is well divided into moving, age
pasturilg and wood land with failing at the
se an barn, and running water in every lot the farm
There is hard wood enough on the place to more than half
pay Tor the property and plenty left for the Of the
also good lot Of Pine AMI Hemlock Timber. Wire Ferry
with good boats, known "Norcros Fery over which
large amount Of travel belongs with the property There is
good orchard AMI plenty NJ young grated Apple trees
the sco of which two years since Of choice Fall
and Winter fruit. 1t Of the most productive farms In
the vicinity and is easily carried The subscriber wishes
To sell on account Of heat and NJ help For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber ON the premises Terms
made easy, and possession given the purchaser.
ALANSON NORCROSS.
Chesterfield, Sept. 20, 1883 3m-lO
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Cambridge Cattle Markct-WEDgEsDAY, Sept.
22A market 1880 Cattle about $50 eeves and $50 Stores
Consisting of Working Oxen Cows, and one three
years old.
PRIcEs-Mdrket Beef-ExtTa, so % list quality SO
I'D quality, s. a 8 I'D quality, S4-ordnary S3l
StOres-Working 0xen-S75 80, 100 $lT5 per pair.
C0Ws and Cdlues-$25, 80, 40 a go.
Yedriings-S9a Sill Tmo Years Oid-$16 IS.
Three Years Od-$20 S27.
Sheep and Lambs-s350 market Prices-In lots, 81 J,
II, 81 each Extra and selections, $2 q 50 each
SGiHe-950 Western at market.
Hides-T IL a s lie per ID. TaHow a Sc per lb.
PeHs-62c SIC each. car Skins IL 13c per HI.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad
221 the Boston and Lowell 1856 the Ftcbug, and
none the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine and
Horses OF the 1866 the fclburg is from Albany
with Cattle and 80 from Schenectady with Swine
hemarks-There was large number Of store Cattle and
the market was well attended by buyes prices rather lower.
On Beef Cattle there slight improvement in price for
the best quality other qualities az last week
Sheep and Lambs ower Zoe per head mixed os per
head on lots Of all old Sheep.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN THE sCiENCE OF MEDICINE.


MOVE are senuns unless the Engraving Of the Of the
~ Patent office of England the Pharmace
a ps, ana inc imPers College 9 yeans hiea
from DR. a. A. BARROW Member Of the ttrit College Of
Vienna and Roy College Of Surgeons.
sonay consulted at his residence Prince street few block
west Broadway New York from ocloeL in The morning iii
q and from O'Clock I'LL in the evening SUNDAYS erc,pedJ
TRIEsEMAi No lis the remedy Of general debility
loss ofvrle power premature decay and all the
qnence. arising from early abuse Sci all physical impcdmcnu
vanish like before lie inuencehus rendering ia
valuable 10 those entering the marriage state
THEtEMAR No Entirely eadicass all traces Of those dis
orders which copnya and cubebs have long thought
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IEsEMAR No 3s the European remedy for that class
oi disorders which, unfortunately the English p slan treats
Win mercury TO the inevitable destruction Of the patients const
bo and which all the Sarsapaa In the world
ruia and are prepared in The form Of
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d9s, pocs.t SOLD ~ Tis Cssss AND D!yDsp y stSsRAIs
administered by Nepeau Ialeman, Hoix RECORD,
kc &C. Price, " each which
and Ia W cases. whereby there il a saving Of ~.
immediately receiving remittance Dr. BARROW ICY
PRINCE STREET, NEW YORK will forward the TRIEsEMAR
70 part Of the world securely packed and addressed according
TO the Instructions Of the writer.
ohe had also from W. w. PAGE Druggist ~ Court
and hhnoyer streets Boston, Mast Tscou Fuller Hartford,
Conn w. D. Dyer New Haven, Edward Dana Port
and Maine and @. Hsss.d, Providence, RI.
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A Book Cortbc Million!

1f Just published by fEnERlEN co. Book ellers and
Soncr No. 10 Court Street. Boston, Brief Treatise Of az
pages Diseases Of the Sexual System both sexestheir
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician Of the
Boston Eclectic Hospital" Thswork also contains scorch
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vcrsng quacks with Of their and locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally. Sent by mall the
receipt of three postage stamps Address Box 1902 Boston
Post-ohice. 1y-S
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Asv2 THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
ss his home farm situated about miles south west
.kRA from the village of Vernon. Said farm contains
SO acres OF good land Of which fifty with
wood the remainder is divided into age moving orchard
ing (Which is very extensively and pasturage, The dwelling
house is two stories with large and all the necessary
buildings suitable for two families and in good repair with
sufficient barn room.
ALSO adjoining the above a small farm of O acrc. on
which is house and barn.
Also half mile from the first named premises another
farm containing acres Of land on which is dwelling
house and barn.
ALSO adjoining the last named premises, a farm contain
ing about 60 acres Of land equally divided into tlagr
moving, pasturage and wood land On this god
dwelling-ho house and barn with sufficient buildings
ALSO, 10 acres NJ tage land the village, adjon-
ing the place occupied by Addison WHITEHEAD.
ALSO go acres Of wood and pasture land OF j. +.
Burrows farm
The above property will be sold altogether or In separate
lots suit purchasers PAYMENTS made easV For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber
MOVES sTREETER.
Vernon, April 90, 1858. II
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REVIEW OF THE. MARKETS

Boston Produce Marlsct-wEDNEsDAY, Sept 20
FLOUR The receipts have been large, hut the demand for
higher grades has been good and the market firm
Western superne at 5a 50 20; fancy s5 IS 5O So
20 % for common So so s. for family brands Ohio Mici-
gan and Genesee 50 20 s. for family brands Louis
Canada fancy is scarce and nominal at So So SO
So rs for common and SO % 81 for family brands Corn
Meal in moderate demand at "a 30 Dbl Rye Flour is
selling in small lots at 50 rs ~ 90 per Dbl.
GRAlN-The receipts Of Corn have been light, and the
market is firm. Sales oyelow at 81 white 90c per bushel.
Mixed 70 Soc per bushel Oats in fair demand Sales
of Northern and Canada at SO sic per bushel Rye
and is nominal at soc bushel White Beans in
good demand and prices firm Sales and blue
pod at T5c 81 37! extra pea 81 rs $2 So IS
per bushel Canada Peas selling 81 05 per bushe
PROVISI0NS.-Pork is dull and prices have declined
Sales Of prime at SO $l6; $l7 SO is 5O clear
and extra clear $40 so s2l per Dbl Beef
is firm but the demand is moderate Sales Of Western
and extra ut sl3 $40 per Dbl cash and Lard
is in fair demand. Sales In bbls at IL IL 2c kegs 10
13lc per h. cash and mos Hams in steady demand
IL 12c per h. cash and Butter is whoutchange-
The receipts have been moderate hut Tiers is little demand
Sales OF Vermont and n Y. state good at II 1sc
Il loo Canada IL Ice per h. Cheeseis dull Sales
good at 7lc common &c per h. Turkens selling
NJ 10 lie per h. Young Chickens at zoe per h. Eggs lac
per dozen
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Medical Advice for both Sexes.
mr. IS SAMPSON

on Ses mans Retreat Hospital Staten Island all diseases ofho
Urinary Organ. primary and secondary Having mad many years
practice aud treated thousands the obstinate whose
certificates he office feels perfectly confident that
there however critical but what make
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the office Or sAMPSONS celebrated Preventative, W Court
street, Boston, Mas
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MARRIAGES..

At the Braeboro House in this village, Sept by Rev
A. l.. Pratt, MIR. WILLIAM HENRY OF Keene n H., and
Miss CARRIE BRITTON Of Hnsdae N H.
In Wilmington at Patch's Inn, Sept. 18th, by Rev. Mr..
Balou, Mr.. CHARLES q. COBB Of Braeboro, and Miss
SOPHIA l.. FRANKLIN of Coleraine Mass.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!

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The virtues Of this Basam alike applicable to cure
slight Cold Confirmed Consumption, and its power as
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
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Rcmn rlsnb bic Cure Of IA Young Lady in Hope
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11r Extract Of letter from Mrs. SARAH J. BAXTER
Pearl street
BosroS Feb. H. 1915. TO Or. D. f. Bradicc-Dcar Sir;
The Hungarian Balsam has performed miracle indeed, in
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cured Of seated Consumption by the only bottles
Of the ncsmabe Medicine. She had been in decline for
nearly three years and considered her beyond hope when
the Balsam taken. We had consulted dis
nguished ply sciads, and tried all the prescriptions
for ConsumptOna southern journey the system Of In
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her, with breaking heart TO the But the Hungarian
Balsam, under Providence, has saved her life and
refuse to give my evidence Of this astonishing fact for
the benefit Of those who may be similarly afflicted. In my
estimation there cannot be painful Spectacle than that
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der this dreadful malady with hope of relief and drop
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the Ovenes Of the unfortunate victim renders condition
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Your grateful friend, SARAH j. BANTER.
y Sole Proprietor, DAVID Il. BRADLEE, WatertOwn,
Mass, to whom all orders should he addressed Sold by
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Sir James Clark physician to Queen Nicoria has given 1t
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for the alienation of those suffering from Irregularities
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y Ladies by enclosing him S1O0 Drattleboro Post
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A u G II | o Y WILL SELL
"A at PUBLIC AUCTION, at my dwelling house upon the
"Caste Farm, Tuesday, the 9th day OF October at 10
O'Clock NJ the property upon said farm consisting Of
Saddles aud Brides, Sheds, SIcighs, X obes,
CARTS. Plows, Forks. Rakcs, Shoveis,
Hoes, lot of NEW ScyIhes,
Chains. Iron Bars, 4 g., &c.
" For further particulars see posted bills.
ASHLEY STONE.
Wilmington, Sept. 10Th, 1858. SWISS
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DR.. ELISHA PHELPS, Of Windsor w. will take limited
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valuable library, fine chance tor dsseoon and witness
and assist in Surgical operations and medical Term
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longer do The Dr. having had the advantage Of
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address ELISHA PHELPS, NJ. D., Windsor, Vt.
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